The New York Herald Newspaper, October 3, 1868, Page 10

10 e NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. strantert forbid it.” Truly, from the thme of Goth | substantial works for the defence of that capital. | Yachtfeet, The New York Associated Press do not now Behr Pointer, Nichols, Frintol. NEW LONDON, Sept 20—Arrivet, brig Jomes Crossby, : > Sehr Edward i Tuite, Bristol. aldwin, Alexandria for Aliyn's Volt: sours Stophen Mor ¥ “the foreigner” by his greedy covetous- He fills the Premiership ‘sow because he acts | collect marine reports nor attend to the delivery of packages, Bohr Farah Ni Pm ‘ bethport Rab- EUR OP Ee Jeti riastan tng hata nas ee | ts ftom tation, rouge iaason sraieeenirce tice te mapoomne | Ectearameneeesr mee | SRY sn gosemten seem mar, — lor New! X O . Roath, NYork, | clutched in subjection the fair land of poesy and Bnd “@® ABLEST STATESMAN, Fe Schr Jane Mara, Norwich, — NEW HAVEN oct PGleated, bark “Tomas Whitney, Rataz7 London. Cow Fay. ‘ AOL ETT Nedaontess—all the | _ Resolved, That on and after Apni 1, 1868, the Associated | Schr tir Fran - music, The renown of great works and great Men | smonorable me yor ivaly are from one province | Press, Wil dacoatiane the collection of skip sews Jo tbe | sche Pho HI, "New Haven for Rifzabethport FELLXDELPHTA, ot 1—Arrivod,barta More (N Q), Grae Phebe febr Reading RR No tu, : from Rome aud | svalled not against the blow of the barbarian, nor | bears the rer jatation of being the ablest statesman do cipectinegir Pec S acitaieiae! ia Haven for Philade!- } mith, Condon, and’ Onkei Jom cet, Bork beige Count de Sartiges’ Retirement does 1i now avail anything against the needie-guns | in the pent in)"'i1e ‘resigned the Premiership last | y"S verre ie at Whitehall slp. all communications trom | 'Schr Stranger, Pavia, New Haven for Fitzahethport. Miah Waleh eae Lana Gases, Mollisne WVerkt the New French Minister. of France or Prussia, As it has been, so it is now, nto. the purpose of throwing himself in opposi- | owners and consignees to the masters of inward bound Schr Chauncey St John, Hammond, New Haven for Eliza- scnre dW Webntar, MeVey, Sagua; H tlsk, Port- je New Frens We they travel, theTtatians | gaa), @e French Emperor. He mow leans towards | vessels will be forwarded free of charge, Dethpore ‘and, Frank Herbert, Chane, an! War i a earted out on the hard road they 1 an al with Pr ‘and hobnobs with Mazzini ‘Schr Laurel, Allen, New Haven. George W Kre's, Carlisic, Pawtucket. soaps avai pant agsoredly have cause to loathe that same foreigner, . baldi at the head of the celebrated CLEARED. = nay se Hone p tor Mow, Brcaw ig il Cleared, ship 7 pcarore, Kowland. Mob es who, however he may be cast out of the peninsula | ° « action; "he has on te ee far, a8 to oes Schr Samuel Fish Steel, New Haven for Elirabethport festont’ Aylesford, Minnie i John, Ne"; Manson, Gilkey? ITALY---HER DIFFICULTIES AND LEADERS, | fcr'a time, mvanabiy returns in'all his diabolical S6come | member, of thes, REMAN COUNTS? | pamahip Willem Pe (Flings, Landon—tiowland | Sette, Pari Naw Maren fr Ronco. aad ahap, Wonber, Feist: hre Roreusng Noro Uneaments and with all his diabolical measures gy | ediy at the’ head of | the oppostiion to the | * setmahip’ sibernia (Br), Muar, Glasgow—Hencervon | $2" AJ Bartle, New Haven. dances ‘Ge ell, Fall River? Morntbg, Ire Plague them. No sooner 1s the country “Wits ane | prevent. C + ovement faflighly siguidcant, | "SSamahip# Laurent rh Bocande, 1 Behr amen Miller, Sa wwooh, Lawrence; Fall tiger: 9 WA lon, Dasher a'Ht Moores By mail from Europe we have the following inter. | exception of Rome—united under one £V" fement, | for all the italian statesmen, Including € gear: fu nap ane | RET ae ear Spmnanaemen ae, Leta teeta kes | a " 3 ine « eeeleat’ Poakia wae esi ‘oom of our canle telegrams Shanks to the genius of Cavour, nd apP'srenuy in a | Hatazz! hms, have over, ani over aguin avowed Big Dale Water Brome wren § {A ane Helen E Bissell, Haviland, Hiditetown for Vhiladel- thom Bio NR! MO Pac, ma ni aad ¥ healing, ith aes, fair way to comp! ependence, than do the pare ) neces . To under. Bark Bacon, Besson, Gibraltar and Genoa—H E | PR 5 5 curtis, Clark, Portland, Ct eee femont, Young, Provineetows bane senate emis palo oy ig so ttle aisposseased kinglings 804 DF-amcetings set to | guid, therefore. the singular tion to such a | “"jrfk'Bt Alexel (Dan), Larden, Helsingfors for ordere— | Sehr Henri Portiand, Ct % Polladlphis: ouoman Cov work! st “Ales @mancial journal, was Pub ap Y | work to undermine by all p0ss"'yle means the new | course now moved by Sicnor (it must be | Funct, Metneke & Wendt, Sehr Heten P, Jones, Portland, Ct, far, Phliadetohia (Br, Parker, Camtenan; Atle, Mavis, Georgetown, DO; Sem eason of the protracted malady of M- Eugene For | government. Those cute pre‘enders never consent | DoFue in mind that he has veen transformed into & | SHE Maly nee aston Rucwflass# talboee oor | O% | Bolt Peter Ritter, Hollister, Fortiand, Ot Francine’ Sherwood doy i Ss Usion Bennet NYorks 4 ent of attacl * tix z baw che ant Fosrgucepegpesp reboot. ne rnien | % abate one jot or tittle af thelr claims upon lost throtgh the superior aul 'and Will of woman, na serve vein: Behr J if Bart ett, Wiggbas, Greenport for Rondouk Tarockmnrion: Geoese Palsy Wate NiahPecser | | nyse " sceptres. The terrible Bom! that woman no other th: a ickson; Lucia paiteh 5 ‘ gam it was knocked down to the directors of the | CTOWR® and. broken ble Bomba, | ugha cousin of we French Emperor, was bab: | Brit Fi ater Mth, ae a ana MM ott; Revenu Gani Hanna Hine "sige Jehandioe jeebe, Philadelphia; C § Wate t, do for Pawe removed froin all earthly scenes, back comes his | ished by him from France at the timo of the coup | Brig Tangent Norton, Bostou--Snow & R ingale, B Crain carving it On upon, jolt aceount,”reor. | Mi¢ ofupring Bombino, to strike for a Neapolitan | vii,” #rom tht epoch until, ow she as kept up | tex, Hoyts Nichol, rows, Sau Joab Go Tobawe—m | | Marlno, Disasters Boneh. itis Byers geemeyaed tee tre res, pene throne, even though he is compelled to intrigue in | & guerre de femme agalust te oceupant oF The |’ ‘Gehe Pilo’s Bride, Brewster, Demarara—Miller & Hough | ine fia Tae, segeane passed threugh the ahigeing oF Bi | Hickman do for Pawtucket; Alice ‘G No,'ex, Crowell, Hobe- ganizing and improving it, . Tul \. ken. The Journat Vidoodat of Belgrade states, on re- | te guise of @ republican and to work with | orine arena—that is, in italy—all whom sue could | ‘Bre Coral tale (Bp, Stubbs, Turks Islands—C B ana a | {yeire, Miluelm, damasting many vessels, and resuitng 0 | Mega, ship tyro (Br), Baker, Phi in power Iphia; schre Eliza J ' the reddest of the red hot—with Giuseppe Gari- | muster. She has most decidedly enlisted her hus- ' ” Raynor, Hutchinson, Ellzabethport ; Geo Hotchkiss, ett s perce praia stigesuive ee Dalai and Gtuseppe Mazzint. And, of course, the | band, Signor Katazzl, in what she would no doubt | | Sehr England's Beauty (Br, Hall, St Johns, NFO F Bub hag geal ae oE RS (ot Stockton, from Prank. | Hence, Rogiat, Banker, Jowenh Maca, Smithy Dibanay shame) government? has heen farmed, the noms of we rest of the batch—thoseamtable gentlemen who style | U&arlily term “the good fight,” and meanwhe, | Tk. sats (me, Holden, Hallfax—SL Merchant £Co. | for, Me, for New York (before reported ashore at Race | R Conover, Robingon, and. Filza, Pb-rot, Kalkenburg, Rom ‘eto be in the Balkan. - pening the conflict of wars and rumors o! am Schr A W 7 ‘4 —Van Brunt € Slaght, | Yelnt), will be a total loss, les Com Kahn; William H Bowen, Houch, . themselves “Dukes” of Parma, Modena and Tusca- | she has recently and openly expressed her confident Schr Harper, ‘liley Bath and. Richmond P wack & Co: ‘ rden, Adama; Geo F Brown, Ge'ney; New Globe,: + & mysterious journey, undertaken by Madame | yy cany forth in a lively trot to recover their piece | belief that poor Victor Emanuel was bora a block- | Schr ¥ Arthemias, Gates, Boston—Snow & Richardson, ray ide, Haraidin; Shepard A Mount, Young; War- @ornu, and which may have some political basis, of the Iuactous Ttallan cake, as tt 1s divided ont. head and that Italy will soon be sipageitic. Gor & Brainard, Welle 'dartford <j K Sackett ¢ iro, geen Heth, of the steamship Charleston, has rent on, Lor obert Foster, Clark, and Compromise, Bar+ ” Are ARMY AND NAVY, jortham, wn, Hartfor kets & Bro. thanks favors. * i Bas given. thie: Wrench criticn considerate ce these fresh torments—nuovt tormenti—in store | Most of the officers of the army are from Piedmont, -W Penn, Cotton, Sininford Hi W Jackson. We are under obligations to D W Price, purser of thesteam- | jHAWTUCKET, Oct 1—Arrived. schre Pell S © Vought, Hale ‘ for argument, Madame Cornu, a nighly respectable | ‘or te unfortunate Ttallans? The question requires | the province that has always given tokens of the | Slesmerd W Garret, Hetgugita, Baltimore ship Wilmington, trom Galveston, for favors. ieee SE Rone Pauly 8A" Falconer, Wilton, ant person, is most closely connected at headquarters. | 4 py tata abe hot tee notabilith mulltary spirit, and is now the nucleus around Which ARRIVALS, AMERIOAN Liorps—The Supplement for Oct 1 to the | Connecticut, Stapiin, Readout 4 Bally T Ch aimed reco! ruling Col OD gata arthy ‘Tuscans * —— i—Schrs Quic! iD, an allw bartre, Bhe ts the Emperor's foster sister and oocaples & | whose duty it has become to avert such afate and | thedark-hued Neapolitans, But whlle these o.tcers'| ‘REPORTED BY THR HERALD STEAM YAOTTS. ‘American Lloyd's Universal Register of Shipping” te now | monn, Rondont; Grecian. Crow'ey. NYork (or Atisqn, Me) ‘Prominent position in his confidence, besides w! todeal with the whole matter of foreign mtermed- | have given to the new kingdom thelr military spirit | Steamship Wilmington, Cole, Galveston Sept 23, via Key | being delivered to subscribers, The Register has been con- | yJACHMOND) Sept fd "Arrives. scbrs. if apy, Cole, Nem s@e was the former governess to Prince Charles of dling and oppre and education, have atso contributed all the | West 27th, with mdse and pastongers, to Wiilame & Gulon, dneted by Capt Thos D Taylor since he established it in 1857, | scrabble, Jones, do. . ca ‘ Boumania. According to the International she has nen. brutality of discipline copied irom the Austrian ar- | Sept 2, 94M, 25 miles ESE from Gaiveston cries | S04 from its inception be has issued semimonthly supple- | | ROCKLAND, Sept 28—Arrived., achra Vicksburg, Kelloc at Dachanest enh. visit to te ulna, VICTOR EMANUEL—A BONNY KING— my system, and all the narrow-mindedneas which #0 Of Band Ket pegsed aioaraenip Perit, bound; Oct, | mente regularly up tothe present time, forming fortnightly | NYork; Hudson, Post, do; ath. Pallas, French, abd Goend Just arrived has been dubbed re galantuomo. That 1s tosay, | “stinguish them, ‘The consequence Is that @ cry Of | iat d6'8u, ion 74.47; spoke back heres, from Baltinore Pro ‘do tor do; W © Hall, Pressy, NYork; & 3 for Rio | appendizes to the annual volumes. The present supplement | Mary Brewer ‘Bbe is a Woman capable of turning her visit to the | 16 15 not moved fie ac oastes) weitere oa ae complaint has arisen in the rest of the army, from iiind Crockett do; Sth,’ Oen Marion, Torrey, Among officers and men, to the effect that there has | °“seatsamp Chareston, Berry, Charleston, Sept 29, with mdse | cAntains between 70 and 80 fresh surveys received durng the Principalities to good account, and thereby render the , Shaw. Langdon, Pinkbam, do; O Avery, Wi ner of our strong-minded women, but is a jolly, hail | been inflicted upon them too much of “the Pied- | and passengers, to H R Morgan & Co, last fortn! besides other usual interesting matter. | son, do: Sardinian, Holbrook, do, { her foster brother some service in gaining the co-ope- hia, with mdse to J f fellow piece of royalty as ever wore crown; passion- | Montese.” The effects of the insolent aystem intro. | , Steamahip Brunette, Howe, Philadelphia, Office 85 Wall and 13 Broad streets. wrt Balled 26th, sobre Rereohusete, Lag rena 9 York: 3 py vation of Prince Charles, over whom she has great duced by these superior officers of the old ar |, Toor mane —Th launched yesterday morning, from. D Williams, fmfuence, in order apps or rectify the notes | S¥@lY fond of the chase, spending more time hunting | have been disastrous to the extent of destroying that te eee ne ore amine winds. the sstiee poser unater urds Ei, at Tottonville, 81, an Al double phar YGAN FRANCISCO, Oct 1—Arnved, ship Bro Brig rabbits, birds, deer and chamois in the neighborhood | friendly feeling and confidence which should exist | t09.4,2.¢domn, Had liehi, palling wince, the Sollee Pare: aa wahiactieuaa tc het meena toe ad dex axphai Banded in by Prince Napoleon during his late visit | 6° 114 vines at Valdierl and Pollenza than in his royal | between the various members ofan army, and which 4d. fon eath, ‘The Coldspring sailed from New York Nov | !g ‘gt Balled fit anit Alexander, Rairden, Liverpool, ‘The above paper presumes that it cannot be far from | 6, faite ak and seks ey ._ | 8.80 remarkable in the French service, Besides this 1667, snd arrived at San fran Mi L Staten Island and Jersey oak, is copper fastened and finished socigared 1st, ablp Prima Donna, Miner, NYork; “Loring,”™ ‘the truth in asserding that Madame Cornu has been | C@Dinet, with ari Domaine: 5 @mag- | great drawback, the Itallan forces are deficlent in | saied fram San france teal inn mupecion mannas,.. Hier Mngih of Kool ie 88 foal, oven all, {MEATUS or oat: eats ait Sildie Retin teen Card especially charged with this mission by the Emperor, | Mifcent eater, drinker and enjoyer at large, who is Suleman Leap rote Ae nnleparey fog the whole voyage in 104 months. 186 feet 80 feet 9 inches beam of lower bold 11 fest 4 | genes fi "7, : ” C.; DO spots or i, as He a with ween es. fy for the content to Jeave the cares of State toa Cavour and ‘asthe ihip Herschel (NG), ae Eros! Cert arly bnsiness, is owned by Me ‘Lewis L Lietent Schen Onthanae. John (Br), Cotter, St John, NB4 Cand that she is fully competent for the task. treasury at Florence remains soempty. It mdse and 141 gers, to H jesers % legram from the successors of @ Cavour. Yet, withal, the two | estimated that in case of war to-day Italy could not | winds throughout the wuires and others, of this city, and will be commanded by | “Get Arrived; scare ‘Leo, NYork; ship Ci Ore allay between thae ally wal See, nie | Parties seeking the overthrow of his throne—the | put into active and eficlent service & foros | "Bate Thoone (NG), Helier, Bremen, «2 dare, witk ave | Capt AJ Blatchford formerly ofthe achr Ebchantros Uvepoat ser Nevada, Befags SS DCT ied y ty mez, “outs,” or the republican revolutionists and the | ‘han little Sardinia did, although the army now num- passengera,t> Ben iy weal from Vera Crus vie Havana for New York, te | Philade! Sgaes ips gg! e was towed from the passage; has had light westerly weather. > Azazieh, was opened September 8, and that passen- bers more than 200,000 men. As regards the navy, it See eae ntte Cow Hay, CB, 9 days, with coal | ot Barenet, ; gers by the next India mail from England will pro- Sbeeceapes pc lle rgng ppd ede re Sere pee intent Mireyty so the osm renal to Ha De alt ‘ta seit Feces ateane: lest night. gordo New 7 En Stason te 5 pre Grfiatand, x gant ‘Bork Taker, Cow eed by this route, which occupies only ten hours, | For the sagaclous mind to forecast events and the | in tue combat at Lissa by te mismanagement of | days, with coal to Brelt, Bon & Co. Had iigat winds and tog | wY,* Seuoonan Nonranert, was sold at auction, at Key | Perit Binop, Morr utp Empire, Price, NVork. et han ghey En'yeare old. ‘She will be WASHINGTON, DC, Oct 1—Arrived, achr H J Reymond] S bold hand to shape them which were formerly at the Persan¢ T been court- | most of the i ‘Conn, and SUCRE BORDA see a command of is Majesty are but poorly repiaced erp aro eeny pened Jer Dae bears! bth Babbor mn (of Bangor, Boomes, Ma ope: cere eh wood an a plist boot oh Koy West. Ellsws ROME. a clr bron sonayd ped ores ay ceed FRENCH OCCUPATION OF ROME. Heecctiey tameen Se Soma E A Dz Hanr, Low, from San Blas for New York, | ——==—= = —— : , - The splendid stateamanship of Cavour, which built This, more than anything else since the cacctata Brig Hebe (Br), Le Brunn, Rio Jantero 63 days, with coffee | put into Key West 6th ult for water and provisions. ce Up a kingdom out of a petty duxedom,'was always | or expulsion of the Austrians, has been the source | to Carles L. Wright £ Co: bad light winds and moderate ‘Netice te Mariners. . Weath a van = for any emergency, whether to resign oifice at | of trouble and difficulties on all sides in the penin- | Weather; Aug 14, lat 24 south long 38 wost, saw ship Lap- # Ceol Weather the Senson—Foreign | tue behest of national independence, when the aula, ‘The occupation of the city of Rome by the | wing steerin ‘south ; bark Bre isk (of >a), ery, eae Busy marking the Ledge off Vue "Eau, below Provi- NEW ATTRACTION. A NEW DRAMA} Visltore—How the Strangers Amuse Theme | French Emperor broke his bargains on the fleld of | Emperor's troops has lasted now nineteen years, and Pak ree ag z Rann oe fee noes I pagtory = e ean fonep, Manes from its moorings, and lays on the west side of Fingt WEEK OF THE NEW TOIEH DRAMA, selvee—The Papal Encam te—Induction | Solferino, or for conquest, to invade the Romagna | js likely to endure a good while yet thi the pow- | gare 3 ame weiaaite yi ov ‘of Bundy, f ; eens ue > | ‘with an army in spite of all the Pope's thundershuried | erful induence of the French tiergy. Monarchists | “Stig Rising Sun, (of NHaven) Wricht, Arroyo, PR, Sept AToUR aun. eae ef Capdinale—The French Rubassy. es nim ome ne wreatent danger now directed | and republicans in Italy shout “ftowe for capital 1 | 11, wih sugar and molasses to LW and U Armstrong. Had ertive about Sth Hea bien tates tarot ack’ witness | BEFORE DAY. | BEFORE Day. | DOG of MONTGIB ROME, Sept. 7, 1868, against his throne does not from internal | and the masses earnestly join in the cry. ‘The re- | 1 be, ern ciel < Se re ver alase ‘Bag, 18 dens, ‘was recoppered, partially caulked and had about 40 feet of Introducing the celebrated Trained Dog, Lafayette, Por some days past the heat has been less intense, | #tacks; the Italian monarch has to meet the heaviest | peated demands for a withdrawal of the troops are new keel. » | pressure from with —| i coal, to master. i LL FRENCH CHINA! so we may hope thatthe hot season i» over tor tals | Rapoieon and bisuarck those two potedates wu | Hunted Melby omslous and oma stalemcnss In | Wg itmijion (ney Marsh Gace Bay 7 days, wit col | OA totaal x Sepases wun'awtamy lt Ar | AY TSR 8 plan on 05.75, year. Every one so unfortunate as to be obliged to ple him just now in such an awkward dilemma | has ouce failed to observe the treaty made with Brig G W Morris (Br), Morris, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with foreign Ports. A dozen Cut Goblets, aired 5 ‘ y, er ~ 1 pan bets e an ae ae: ppl pepe y goring him in the flank, whichever way he may | }rance in regard to the inviolability of the Papal do- | plasterto Crandall MG arte hy NB, 6 days, with plas: ASrInwALL, Sept 18—Arrived, brig Georgia, Leighton, aft coed - separately. as afraid ie prordery egal » Wh hing outweigh by far any that could be inflicted by Maz- turn, ‘Their strokes he may not fend off, for they | main when the troops were recently withdrawn, it | , Brig Alba ‘aga AY Y ter aud lead, to Crandall, Umphray & Co. PN mee me ty we vouaaasiea obit modern times, ‘ Bternal City brightens up. Hy.Christmas timest | zinl, Ganbaldl & Co. or by Prancls, ex-King of Rens Rear bat tore tere Lae eae Ub ator | gpBtis Spat Crowell, Crowe. Shulee, NS, 7 days, with | DENT Moot los Salled, bark Scud, Crosby, Philadelphia; | ,,/%ou, are, in the olty call and buy. If not, send a Post: Naples, and the others of his ilk. In the present | goidi ? i . | "ite John Lewis (Bri. Bennett, Dorchester, NB, 10 dava, | rig Antelope, Rumball, Boston. ver ? ? ‘becomes a conquered city in the hands of the Anglo- soldiers at Mentana last fali the Garibaldians, im. Brig Jol (Br), ett, , NB, By ORTH SXDNEY, CB, 1 10--Arrived. sch: Mi livery. ‘waxon. One hears more English spoken in thestreeta | CW@oglement of aifairs It will be very interesting | pelied by the national hankering aiter unity, would | with stoue to P I Nevins & Son, ce ee t Elena, Moses, | “Silver plated Ware in great variety, including Knives, Forka, \. treets | and curious to watch how the King will manage to | aye played havoc with his toniaess. Besides this Brig Nathaniel Stevens, Rogers, Grand Menan, 10 days, ort po, Sept %8—Arrived, bark J E Holbrook, Leaviit, | *4i8Po0ns at a great reduction. i Italian. Though there are doubtless many for- | steer clear of the French Scylia and the Prusstan | jittle irregularity on the part of the Jtallans, it can | Wt lumber to Jed Frye & Co, peony First class fiouse Furnishing Goods, Chins, Glass and letgners of other nations here tn the winter, they are | Charybdise Fee Rion ha iene scarcely be expected that the Runperor wiil consent Pat Fg hermit eS eee le ce woe be NEELAG0, Sept 12— Arrived, bark Morning Star (Br), Waugh, Oreckery Were of every daneripsin, Sune So <ausegun i * , to withdraw his foothold from Italian soil when his Brig Harp, Doyle, Bangor, 8days, with lumber to Gorham + Cooper Institute, New York, corner Ktore., swallowed up in the crowds of Britons and of our | perils now so thickly pressing upon him and his | relations with Prussia are so threatening, and when | & Boardman, c eee ese tm tO Searels: ably Rawat Bien, ; jsountrymen. Military casinos have been organized | subiccts. the land of Pianori and Orsini is so lavishly coquet- Brig Olive (of Philadelphia), Parker, Bangor, 7 days, with TAMALAVE (Madagascar), Aug 13—In port bark Glide, A A CONSUMPTI YES! TAKE NOTICE. « Every moment of delay makes your cure more bo} AA. lumber to Thos G Robbins, for the officers and soldiers of the different nationali- | O#NSRAL LA MARMORA—III6 CAREENR—RECENT REVE- | ting with Count Bismarck. What between this ques- - Bathorn, for Zanzibar. atin LATIONS IN PARLIAMENT. tion of the occupation of Rome, the bitter jealousies | yP7ls Helvetia, Brown, Bangor, 8 days, with lumber to | “7! ui. ot 1g Arrived, brig 8 V Merrick, Norden, Phila- | les, and much depends on the judicious choice of 4 remedy. Alfonso di La Marmoi the most conspicuous rowing outof it, and the chi of ingratitude cast Brig Canima, Gi Gardiner, 10 days, with lumber to Thos | delphia. « ‘Vhe amount of te in favor of Dr, Schenck’s Pulmonio ‘The French are at the Palazzo Marescottl. ‘The entice Cereus Was ri - - Want nee of | fio their face from France, ‘the Freachman” is | G Robbins. f i American Ports, felon pin the necseuan of cam curate Wremish have their club. The Legion d’Antibes at | Pietmont, 7 noble parentage and js sixty years of almost as odious to-day aimong Italians as Was oy er Cee erst Cow Bays IS days withooslto | | ALEXANDRIA, Oct 1—Arrived, achr Addie Walton, Rich, | See Dr. Scheuck's pamphlet, containing the certineatea te Villa Strozzl, pelonging to Merode, and the | ‘Turin, and » itered the army of King Carlo Alberto | cline slightly on the slde of i yranceae, because | SbF Henry Finch, Falkenburg, Alexandria for Norwich, Sat di_Schr Lottie Klots, Young, Hoboken. Featored to bestthy after’ cod Tacurable ty, pop Germans at the Villa Massimo. At these casinos a cee gecery cavalry. At the disastrous battle of Paustriaco Was out of all conscience too brutal; still | Schr Johns Ward, A Sishald diaeastos tie Howton, is | APPONAUG, RI, Oct 1—Sailed, schr Henry Clay, Sears, | flclaus of acknow'edged Schevck’s, Primon'e” array i, B ol hat PC! _ NY 4 al cured many; as these fences show; but @igars and tobacco are distributed gratis, as | sovereign and crushed to the ground Italian aspiras oe. eatincts, SO imeenperp aed Hsp (bg snghored tn the jowee BOSTON, Oct 1—Arrived, brig Roamer, Jordan, Rondout; | cure Is often promoted by the employment of two other rem also books, drawing and writing materials. ‘There | tions, La Marmora acquired the reputation that he hi y thoi beautiful | Sehr Maria Jans, Jones, girs entietta, Leavit, Jacksonvilie: Treae E "Messervey, | dies which Dr. Schenck provides for this purpose, | These ‘exe gymmastics. in the garde d at the G has since steadily borne—that of a brave and stub. | Ye, and vehemently assert that their beautiful | Sciv Bint ae Tow! Hall, Darien, Ga; © W' Holt, Hart, Gergetown, 80; Emma | ditional removien are Schenck's Seaweed Tonio and M gy! e gardens, and at lerman | Dorn, but incompetent fighter.” Notwithetandl country carmot permit or accept dictation from “ the Bor Oe Kinks Robinson Wadsworth, Melntire, Norfolk ; Sofie Wilson, Newell, Alexan- | drake Piils. By the timely use of these medicines, accordin; @lab every soldier is allowed one glass of beer per ", inate standing | foreigners.” On the other side, just so loudly do the Fila Hay’ Hawkins, Grin; Mary'C Hart, Hart, Georgetown, DC; R E’ Pecker, |,to directions, Dr. Schenck certifies that moat any case of this incompeteucy, 80 untistakably displayed, he nch express thelr utter Inability to understand | Shr Eye ey RE Oe eee co oretown, DO for Bos- | Sherman, do; Susan, Sears, Baltimore; Carre Walker, |‘ sumption may he cured. iem gratis. But I hear they are not much fre- | was enabled not only to retain his position in'the | why the kinperor sacriticed their blood and treasure | toni anzhorsa in the lower bag! ee POs For Bow | ecPariane, do; ‘Sarah A i immonds Paine, do; CF Elmer, | Dr. ‘Schenck is provessionally at his principal office, Pht mented by the soldiers on account of the constant | #tmy under the succeeding and present king, but to | sor such -‘a set of vagabonds as those Italians!” So | Schr Mary E Long, Hardy, Blitmore for Boston. Zueapens | wave ren, Devi hive Coe, 4 De- | deiphia, every Seturiay; where all Setters for adviceiatet hes rh! Presence of the chaplains of the diferent reguments, | Ti, b¥ dint of unequalled courage and enerzy: to | runs tue littie quarrel im the great Latin family, It | Sehr Gea Knox, Lovell, ‘Wilmington, Del, for Newbury. | Hin'pats icieia, Newnirs is, Lake; J fy ; ; . port, . ¢ Ww : ; ‘on Tuesday, Octol ‘No. 45 Hanover street, B ‘who catechize and preach too much; but thisI do nj “ remains for the Emperor to give in his explanations ‘Schr Delmont, Gaines, Philadelphia for Portland. Had | W004, Gandy; Trade Wind, Corson; BN M Miller; § lay, Bs mot believe. The ei thing like amusement which Cavour could do no netter than “fo tite iin up tate ee benny weather and splat eeyachored feta G pnt eg th fase BUCinin Bavaria Gain i ide, | for’ th Weloeuny, Onaber 16 He Bree ae chief command as War Minister under ht: '- ari ates Ieee kh eo ie De bes} ver; 0 S Carstairs,» rt ice is 5. Oflice hours at each city from 9 A. = — or bap ted ake the camp of Rocca di | tration, and make him the armed representative of ; MEXICO weir e We Gardner ‘Mosman, Philadelphia for Boston, 1s Began W.Witra, Somers One, ri Parte Phe ho forth “cegibeebertedncyne i a. Here e programme of the iast fete, on the | the “Italian question” in the face of Euro} Ac- if anchored in the lower bay. a Peers Hf . i “ays nh of August:1, Course of mounted cevaliers, | cordingly he was sent, 1m 1856, with 15,000 t <ul “9 coil Schr Margaret Relabart, Hand, Philadelphia for Boston, ts | fey? J.D McCart Elin F Crowell, Howes: E | Price of the Puimonic Syrup and Seaweed Hee | 1 wi A ‘He will also be professionally at 82 Bond street, New Y. Wier Miles: 3 if Tuce Ber.ig and nt N . a 7, Stmpeo . 4 di 3 OM the Crimea, Where he was enabled to’ ventilate the | Vera Graz Very Unhealthy=The Jniapa Rails | anchored in the lower ete) Zposes C Benen Oereoa; pg Crane! nT Meats Ber von “A Tul supply of ‘Dr: Scheuck"s medimes Beaaean, Ror, 7 ; b eatching on their lances rings, &c.; 2, Horse races— | crogs of Savo: ‘Schr Mary H Stockham, Cordery, Philadelphia for Boston, | Butler; Mary D Ireiand, Ireland ) &C.5 Savoy on the plains of Tchern: though 5 3 " Clyde, Gage ; Caroline Y« Young; Rach: ‘all times at his roome. pre, e whip; 2. Foot rac, for oticers- prize, a tag; | indicting very ule dawage upon. tne iuaaians a | Natalee ae the Caples Hee Sememee | ean faiph Huge Wobtaon, Philadelphia for Salsbury, te | Ties Ht Alen, ets F kawarda, Fawardg, Rn nro Tate caer bar race, ped, ‘al 16 CAM in ol ie Was reduced to 2 status ae bay. ge % o ; 3, ui cetiner Lae — eae oe na nee Shree prizes: 5. Donkey race; 4. Sack race, for sol | of an automaton, nominally commanding one wing Vena Onvz, Sept 13, 1868, | “SAA drudel stocle, Philadelphia for Boston, 1s anchored Bos, Richardson Pedro (A Grace, Haka; Hopeie ¥ Dillon, DON'T FAIL TO READ THIS WEEK'S FIRESIDR Stig wan folowed oy “heatknl pertoriiances| em too well deqennted wit the Tiaaieur | | THe usual trangulty has been reiored through | Ney far Mate, Lone, Phinda for salem. | Hay teeta Reersjerws Toman Crane, | “YON ie re prs ae gomedy, pantomime and the singing of chorus, and | general to allow him any real control over his 60,00 | Ut this State. ‘The Governor bas gone to Jalapa and | Tranchored in the lower bay. pa ts anchored + JM Taylor, Fowler, and Alida, ‘Lambert, Albany! Fe a ae iris Mystriona teste pa ead cometnaea wan evolutions by the soldiers | wen on such an important field as that of Solferino. | will be absent about ten days or a fortnight, 1n.the lower bay. Nu big teed bs eK hogy podouts Caward, ‘ THE LOTTERY OF LIFE, bt ig ls Hohl, ae ealeme aca 7 ae After the peace of Villafranca La Marmora reap- | ‘The heavy rains that have prevailed do not appear | Schr Ellie L Bmith, Smith, Philadelphia for Boston. Is | Dalleys Wasco: nike: tenes Sebsecnt Gextpc ok. By John Brougham. re Agu Dears prominently in 186d, both as Prime Minister | The heat | py pte trata chored in the lower bay. aati! man, Gardoer; Baltic, Haskell; Centurion, Jones, and Sea A FLASH OF LIGHTNING, , s %, + . wi us- le city a environs are uncommoniy unl ‘alal “4 New York. y the arms of the Popes, &c. “Theltetreat” was deautk: | sia to expel the Austriaus from Veneta, and ta furs | sree nec, “ 7 | leat Mara 100 Hewion, Miler, Calals via Sazem, where she ‘Keamer ‘Hallett, ‘Baitlmore; GT CRECIAN BEND. fally sung by hundreds of voices accompanied by | therance thereof a pian of compaign was forwarded | 2“! BOW. Bene" Volant, Smith, Calais via Providence, where she dis E Dana, yma, Carlon, Satilla ae two bands. At least 2,000 soldiers were engaged in | to nim from Berlin for the guidance of the Itajan The corn crops are very poor in appearance and if river, Ga; schra Maria J Moore (Br), May, Curacoa ;'Monad- THE FIRESIDE COMPANION is the best and most ‘ )y May, C Schr Helen G King, Michaels, Calais, 7 days, with lumber leh, oe. ——— oh wi Ambrore | of the weeklies. It has the most distinguished contril these exercises. forces, Bismarck being another believer in aa- | great scarcity of said commodity is anticipated. All this is very well and very amusing, butitseems | tomatons. Higbiy indignant at this Bismarckian ‘ to Gorham, Boardman & Co. ers, Philadel: | among whom are eertain that the result of this military camp has been | proceeding—according to his recent revelations—the | | A# Son a8 Congress meets It is expected that the | | Sehr Sarah, Doughty, Bastport, 10 days with lumber and | PH%o4 wing NE), ship Sunbeam. We Gene siws, eepinin HAYNE REID, anything but satisiactory. The desertions among | Itallan general assumed the responsibility of entirely | Tallway concession will be ratified, and then the | Iie loser SOs saison, 7 days, with sparsto Snow & | Oct Arrived, bark John C Hall, from Giaszow. LUCY RANDALL ComFort, Sok OLANvs, ‘the Zouaves are not as great as in the Legion d’An- | disregarding the wise instructions drawn up by | works between Vera Cruz and Paso del Macho will BALTIM = os HATTIE HATEFUL, de, de. vice frees i! 1. the morale of the Zouaves is at avery low ebb. A | Prussian pian was the disaster at Custozza. He ‘Lookout, Forlland; Fdna Harwood, pe a EUis, Goose Isiand, 0 sare until di ‘obtained ; ade\ the men were badly treated both as to food and hard | tim in their steel trap at leisure, and while the battle BOWES, Anerocy, © Rese eek _' , Bon-support, soldiers—Prince Alfonso, son of the Carlist a emen ae S. ity, no charge ‘ull divoree P Richardson. bang Rng) tides, when five or st vi ¥ 4 Gilchrist, Wood's Hole; Hi n sive oF alX escaped every dayior two; but | Moltke, aud the result of this negiect to follow the | at once be inaugurated, ‘The State hag consented in | 4 Sh" Hattie Fanning, Labee, 6 days, with Geh to.Jed Frye : York 8 © Hyams, Hammond, do: Oska [APSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED Very enthusiastic young Frenchman—a private sol- | biundered headiong into the very heart of the famous | S¥bscribing $50,000 to the Zangroniz Railroad to | | Schr Grecian, Alien, Addison via Pawtucket, where she | ‘item eee het Petes different States; dier though a viscount—toid a friend of mine that | Quadrilateral and allowed the Austrians to enclose Jalapa. The payment will be immediate, and Mr. ‘Sehr ow Squall, Robinson, Spruce Head, Me, 5 days, with Cleared—Steamers Baltimore (NG), Voeckler, Bremen via Work, and that many of them would leave the ser- | of Custozza manifested an improvement in fighting | 28B8toula undertakes to have the road completed as | lumberse Renney ©00. 1 as oes aays, with lumber to iy Wert (aud botb sailed): achre ST Baer, Srewster;Uor | a BeGLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED DF vice. Among the Zouaves are two boner hod on the part of the Italian soldiers, it only prov far as Paso Ovejas by the 3ist of December next. mane. D Han, 8 ie prea Bat J saith, Crowe, on6 Biliote, Dexter, Lo Hobo- A erent Boles, sponertiee: a ci jurgess, Bangor, 8 days, with lum! Thetis Lyon, sufficient cause. 1o Gliees bon dana, and Boose tetaae he once more the military incapacity of their old mar- | The carriage of State troops and everything pertain- qT ‘Co. ken. Sark Yamoydes, Burgess, iro, went to sea | flag. Advice tree. =. F. 1, KING, Counsellor at Law, 961 Broadway. of | tinet commander. Since that fight La Marmora has bark them are striking figures—both exceedingly short | been assid: A ing to this State will be done at half price. Mr. Zan- Schr W H Rowe, Whitmore, Bangor, 7 days, with lumber and ugiy—iturbide very brown, like his compatriots. | deieats and the. reveintions. and recriminavions ne | &ToM2 isawes 600 shares of $100 each in favor of the | for Fhineiphle. - 1. » aaye, with tmber to Walk- | Batione iors to load for Puiernos Urig Sob Lpaiburaat FICIAL DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND General Kantzler says the camp has cost the govern- | has had it in his power to make inthe Florence Par. | State., The Soledad bridge will be the first move, as | Sch T* WT scnarie at Bork Morrie Greutt, "Philadelphia; schrs Onward, Arey; Frank Maria’ oo Poe ment only 40,000 frases; Dut this te mach toolow an | neyend it i to the overreaching ambition of | He act@al one Is coasidered unsafe. The new bridge | “gtxrivrs, Haskell, Bangor, 6 days, with lumber to Hol- | Barber; Adrian, Everett, and Mvria Lunt, Boynton, New | *** JiceSomr-exrna ot,ase 631, OOTODER 2, 186%. estimate, I think, though much of the work, road | Prass.a, and the plans, policy and pom Bens indicted will be entirely of iron, resting on the present pillars | yoke « wrrey, ‘ork. Grace W Rand 66, Bi, 28, 11, 5, 26, ea Ls 57, 71. Enow sureainly is that sh). contrecce whe mammisies | Ou him by the terrible Count. appear to have been & SO Ait gutta the fale of Putin. The Mi LAMM oe Ralttmore; AP Howes, Kile, Port Jobason; Walldny Pana? 26 te aS, Ge eee ela ae By Os, 52. § ; $ A A provisions, &C, for the camp has made eo inva | {oluing balm unio himeelf and his countrymen. | indian chief of the Sierra, Don Juan Francisco Ln. | ger Susan Center, Fales, Thomaston, 6 days. beg ERT TE ORY Seng KENTUCKY —RXTHA OLARS S68 OCTODER 2, 150%. Money that he has sald, or it has been said for him: sod catinery ¢ favcuments ave not been in ton nee | CMs, Aeutto President Juarez his submission, | Tt Nas Roy 7 Spgs Braamge ieee amg hed es Jonen Phllateiia, ae Eiergoxy—ovasa 670 ogtow ise 81 pegutt 11 campo come to voglio lo! he has just divulged them in a pamphlet ‘petted been sccepted and the Indian family are for the MO | Sone Wi , Hull, Ellaworth via Providence, where | CHA i, Sent 30Choared, schre Robert Caldwell, 55, 61 AB, Ba, # oy 7 Ais mangio fl Vatleano ed Il camnpodosito. in Florence, in order to vindicate hinseit im the face | My MaPPy. she diacharees. eet che Lily, Francie NYork? AO austin, Poster, | , information furnished in te above and also Royal Havang —If the camp goes on asI desire I will swallow the | Of the arrogant attacks made by the Prussian army ‘The government is well informed as to the in- | _ Schr Mount Hope, Farnum, Rockland, 6 days, with lime to | Sailed—Sel iy, Francis, ‘ ostin, » | lotteries by J. qe Seon Vatican and the Capitol. staf, In “politics General La Marmora, has al- ilanl te ventas me Fh Thengiaon Bye in | Presey & Co... scidge, Tinkham, Rockland for Milivitie, NJ. EAST GREENWICH, Oct 1—Safled, schr Marietta Hand, | NO 200 Bromway. Pa — at ee oe tt Papa | . | broken up. The pein Bhagat etna pm 4 Everybody was astonished to Kee Col. Figueroa an reecir tiny, Proved, Porand, Me, 4 days, with headings HERES MONROR, Oct 9—Arrived, steamer Rucker, .OUFIGAL DRAWINGS OF THE STAB LOTw city, to stiow that ‘they are ‘not Ail dead of fevers, | forced to embrace the liberal school, inaugurated by | {WOOF three more back by the English and French | “ibe Leesburg, Davie, Portland, Me, via Norwich, where.| Baltimore. In the Roadd, brigg Obena, for Cube; Presta: | “Ci sCDATED—EXTmA CLARO 107, Oo. & 1B. They are now safely housed in the barracks and hos. | Louis Napoleon and Cavour, ‘The tatter especially | Srreate > Ut Mey Were Immediaiely placed under | ane discharged. | 1 poctiand, Me, via Providence, where | weather Is Eatterig. 6. 4 83, pituls of Kome, The sanitary condition of the camp | mp upon him the most liberal principies wit! "There t she di ss < FALL RIVER, Sept 30— Arrived, aches Vermiltion, Lock- i ry a a, ri 7” Was not what could have been desired. Hundreds | Tegurd to the rights of property and person, as iltus- | qc tere 18.8 food deal of excitement in this State on | #he Clearer 1, woven, Portiand, Me, 5 days, with lum- | Wood, Newburg’ Honest Abe, Conery, pins, | 4% 8% O% O Sot ouy WouD s'CO) Me Gf the soldiers were at times ill. with fevers, | tated in the famous ejectment of the priests, monks | Rrcounlof the decision given by the Judge of the | yer Jolin Boynton aSon" Sraps, Woodbldge, Nd (not ne before reported); Le: | grare or KENTUCKY—EXTRA CLASS 21, Gor. ‘Though the site ls elevated eight hundred feet above | nd nuns from their churches and conventsin 1854-65; | Tiego. accused of tunsoiming traveller aut oshers, | Sitt ATEMALAS Mayhew, Salem. for Phiindeiphtn, hg re Hy ES og ee 6 12,73, 47, 48, 81, 4a, ai aa the level of the sea the malaria from the Cam| and ever since he has been-a devout beltever in brute | The ditstniel peter oming travellers and others. | | sehr G W Baldwin, Gloudester, 5 days, with Gab to | Balled Schr Ruth Halsey, Ferry, apart Gotan trate OF XENTOORY’oL.4g8 Wh oor: 3 reaches even there, - This Campagna, #0 vaste 30 | f0TCe Tullitary discipline and appiled himself to the But he Cores crate Tiga ction over thasermea, | Sraee West, Boston for Rondout, Bod Phew Fer fan Eire, Nort aloope W SMohat, Da! Th 15 0% 1s Wooo) RUDY 4 Co. Managers wevere, almost uninhabited, 1 execuuuon of such “ibe m.”’ Years )» When hi Thom; vis, do; Jane Grant, Eliz: port. —e Eis ferity encircles not only ome, bat the takntia | was engaged in organizing the Sardiniaw army the | (reed {tom the authorities of the State and that the | Schr Niger, Thompson, Boson, "GALVESTON, Sept BArrived, bark Nannie T Fel, —OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL eights of Prascatl, Albano. Gtowto. Ferrata and. | onl job tuat ever redoundod to his eredit—nis chiet | State's oF the aisirict Judge Ws an attack upon the | Schr Empire, Decker, Boston. H NYork, trig Frances Lewes, do; 24m, | A oer TAL orientucky ine Casie! Gondolfo, the summer residence of the Po} delight and pastime consisted in busy ng himself with The how beaks Schr Soa Figwer, Chee, Boston, by og eg NYork; brig Thos | SHELUY COLLEGE -RAINA CLASS (T, ocrosen 2 1868 Among these pictu ie hill, covered with clive | the most insignifioant details of the service. For f e btu pang so Society of Natural History was Sehr Neott, Boston. °. rte oe ington, Cole, i brig 66, él, 78, 46, 3, Ihe, a, 7 Orchards and vineyards, with’ groves of elms and | tistance, he would make the grandost display of | "tne horse. ear railway. company between Mexico | Seb James Aldetdice, Willetts, Boston for Phitadetpbie GARDINEH, Hie, Sept 2¢-Sailed, brig anima, Church, |, SHELY iia aN fis, boropth Sem Homans, in imitation of ghe ancient Romans oheas | Fayed Ins certain kind of coat buttons, a certain | 4u¢,Tacubaya has petitioned to continue the line to | Sehr Mary Elite Ants pon tor uiitaueihpore GEOUCESTER, Sept 30—Arrived, schr Sarah H Merril, a RAMOE, SEITE & CO. rincipal resort was. the now deserted heights of | formal cut of beard or kepl, in certain colors; and, | AU@POtzaleo, passing through San Cosme. The | Schr Rescue, Kely, Boston for Elizabet Rowe, RY ork, x Ree hee Tasculam, poss tne cemnar Geverted RelanS Of 1 tien, ‘premol on theday succeeding, & complete | Works on the Texcoco Lake are continued with it~ | scir M M Freemas, Hows, Hoston for Piiladelphin, HOLMES’ HOLE, Sept 90, PM—Arrived, brige GW Mor- Oe ee Bven here, although the air 1s cortas iy i ii | change would be viaible along the whole line. Buch creased activity, and a8 soon as the engines arrive Schr R & S Corson, Corson, Boston for phia. ris (Br), me Vat for NYork; ; ye 1, a 7, 18, 38, LB ee 0, & Nighter than in Rome, one, to avold the fevers of the | AMUSiNg experimentations in the aleps to attain a | We eteamer which has been built will inaugurate the | eur Jonathan Cone, Crosby, Hoxton. | a i, diner for to: James Davin Clough: diivey Patker, and 8D MOINTIRE, MOBLIEN & Go. MW country, must take the saine care ag in the city. | fadlity or ideal of walform for ihe troops would Inst | Hayeaulon in that lake, opening a great commercial | igi incr vert NAnM ane! Hart, Burgess, Bangot for to ahra L B Wing, Eridioots R Poectrentars and talormalieg 0 Seat e oe end eel a mela rower, adel % A cousistory will be held at the end of this month. | foF weeks ayo, for month at a time, to the great | take charge of the portfollo of Gobernacion. wad | ,,AttWilstd Saulebury, Andy, Boston, 3 days, with stone Inf, Boon vat Win K Thomas, Winsmater do fot Heveriy: Covington, Ky. Rondout, jurul Kilzabath, A PRIZER (CasttED AND INFORMATION FUR. . oyal Havana an ed. loteries SAvOB CLUTE, broker, 200 Brondway and 8 Fulton street® m Walter W Pharo, Alién om —?* Small, and Bailie 8 God! Godfrey, Boston for Philadel- eOue es, rLounne, FLOWERS, Me hbk tor Bort The Pope will then give the red hat to Cardinals | merriment of the cittzous aud the furnishers of satir- to Henly Barili and Ferriem@ eho Were absent from Rome | ical cuts to the Machietto, He ts particularly noted Saariocal stemaoes the Mintstry of Inetice ‘as tsa) fen Suits P Smith Ghanes Ne ‘when promoted. form of the oath taken by the | foF suubbing Garibaldi and the volunteer forces. | deputy for the district. Lorde 60 Te! wry has once | Schr Geo If Davis, New Bedford. Cardinals on recetving their hats is most extraordi- eet vr = his pets. aa pe fanatical est- | more taken charge of the Ministry Hs Nareign Rein, | Schr Thos Potter, Handy, New Bediord, nary. “Promitis defenders Jule usque; ad san. | MAalon ¢ oO huve created, ie. curries the Wah | tons. Mejias continues so far in the War Ofice, but | Bent LC Erviowon, Smith, New Bedtord. | Boston for Li jew Bedford. fas ines effusione ad inclusive?” ie the question pat | seme reason to have created, he carries the well . the Pope, and auswered aMininatively, of coutee. | KUOW: seneidvnese and tonciiness of his people vo | Rerriozabal is spoken of as his successor. No fears | chr Henry, Donbiny, New burypor. - pha Bouquete; nataral flowers preserved elegantly; warranted Observe “inclusive” included, which haa been added, | Aft absurd degree; hence the superiority 40 marked | Forty prisoners escaped on the ay <5 Socr bitter doetinas, Paitom, Chatbars. for NYork; Mount Hope, Farnham, Rocklan years; patented; only pace tn ew VOTE. soe that there may be no misieke as to the interpretation | of the French ollicers and soldiers over his army, a8 | trapuato jail. The mines near the city have given | Schr Uannah D, Chase, Piymouth, 5 days. Center, Fi do; G W Baldwin, Long, Giou- DETRERT & UO. 000 Broadway given to the question. , displayed in 1859 amd on the plains of Lombardy, | quring the last week $10,501, y Schr Challenge, Miller, Ipswich, S days, with fish to master. | cester bor go. jelen G King, Marshall, Calats for REAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN TEAS Before tis ceremony there is another. in the pres- | nearly ran lim crazy. He 1s to-day the most unpop: | ““Yuiian carnacho and’ his band hav Schr John Losier. Mathews, Taunton (or Bllzabethport, Doughty, for do; Brally Hillard, Trimble, CAIN? Aner, ‘and all kinds ot Gro- ence of the College of Cardinals the recipient must | War tan to ail PD aly, owing to his French penchant, | aoned by the State Legislature of a e big ron Sebr Ide, Epil Taunton, for dos health onthe re bat weadetpes jen. Ten coenresa flores of THOMAS BR. Promise to defend the teuiporal power of the Pope | A few weeks since he was hooted In the atroets at | they had bean sentenced tw dears Rye melee pop phy Ly th y pdr! Tote , corner Greenwich and Murray streets, New York. And shed his biood in the cause tf necessary. Cardi- | Floreuce, wud hastened thereupon ty Paris. Ibis not | Vaaquer Mellado has been appolticed pret a the | Sehr Chas Lovering ‘Taunton. Satied--Brig, Hare: schra Philanthropist, Ben Borland, | - on eo > aparece camera "ie hal Penuni, created fve years ago, added, “4f ithe | wnlikely that in reward for such martrydom and as | Jatpam district, The jervat tale tn oak dees ttoeoe Schr Samuel Wasnbure, Fal sry Ent, Nepuane’e Bride, R$ Corson. Chas Cooper, Oriole, James: {AS FIXTURES. subi Sven ar hin reek oe ad eri ak Ao the | Sie igheat posiuon at Florence, > eo NP" 4 will take luce next month ' Beer rarity cnet arches for Rtactetapor “fReturned~eent Lawie. na Fuahe Now Designs in Giaas, BronreZand Ormulv, at lis reception he had & perfect ovation in ne highest postion jorence, Th e1 - 5 ir Monitor, . } 3 ol eno new cardinals made, nor will the Not # f . " hel ff Lo erry, vi Pope make an aliocution; at least it Will be one of | more successful wnd capable one, ix General Bnrico | Value has been discovered Soe: By ence Koby, Harwich. for Phiiadeiphta. toe Bon ee Boyce, Puiiaethin Yor do; telan Bellet aos Ro boiitical Umportauce. Cialdini. This iatier General, iong before the wars of " Bebr Kate wath al ‘River. Pierce, NYork for do; Nellie Power, Hi Philadelphia, French, Ching, Glassware, Bronzer, Clocks, All Americans here wiil regret the departoreof the | 1559, 1560 and 1894, liad actively served in the armies 8 H I Schr Elen Port Ndridge, Fall River. for Dani 4 Wm Butman, Smart, do for Searsport; beat yt Paney Gooan” Countess Sartiges, as she received thein always with | Of various European countries, and had received PPING N EWS. Sehr Mary Eliz Hatch, Fail River. Hen TA Modatie Bion Petticoat Were tales lis: MV. HACOHWOUT { 00, oe oe arerrane Kleines, mea by the Count, of] mame cerere, ler, galery Se beta iy Bet ot Schr Chas A Grainer! Harve, Providence for Eiteabethport Belson hap Paheeys arte bapa bane 428, 490 and 493 Brondway, corner Broome sieet. whom none of us can compiatn. decorations is endiess, and his gala uniform lays % » Canesten, Frovedenes faeelosrs , ya Falkevba — ee - aeaiadione The Marquis de Bonneville will not immediately | all the most Weilliant wud coveted modal, grand Almanac tor New Vorke-This Day. Schr B5'Munedly mariow, Provisences Heres Hage, Wang (my gaglroapehdonnd (PRETH, EXTRACTED WITHOUT, PAIN. 11, YEARS) a A eB ah er Ss Eke Wits Rs Rewer erate a munasanpors | moma Seah Eitan, tae Mea | gual’ SAHRG Wha Tn taidareyimmr Sadar m of count was given him by the Por nelf at iro, over the other gene. he Tants Bodine, Bi for : ci after the affair of last October): the Urst secretary of | Fala But is greatest achievement—the one which | Moon rises....eve 659 | Shr Bens Butler so An an ed ee OL the Legation, who has been absent for some mouths, read lis fame extensively—was his defeat in 1860 | High water..morn 9 11 is expected here to take charge of (he Embassy. The | of the Pope’s army under Lamoriciere. To defeat Marquis de Bonneville was one of the signers of tie | not only a Pope's army, but at the same time the treaty of Zurich, which meaus that be desires tue | most renowned and able French General of that day, eontinuation of the temporal power of the Pope: | elevaped him to the highest pinnacie in the eyes of his consequently his nomination is approved of heie. coun\ryinen, while it secured hint eternal damnation rowler, for mount ore, Susan Center, @ W Bald gy] ~ Rehr MO Wells, ‘Providence for Rondout Hsien o Xing, Bmith Tuite, frre ieee — heaven, eae a eee Be Uy "HAMS Aria CURE 8 THE Sci ltea ater, Jerome Froyianes for bfidelpha Hie Mein tle ie Mary Hales Walter re Pia ure BO arte eissoe ek ny druggiats everywhere, 9 8 5 Hy oe ee ane | Bago cS ahah WEST, Sept Taare, VF hacer, Waller ype. port, Rhefiield, Providence tot Serrano Key; ¥, weston); schre J larris, a brious mm a bs Fett, feet ore phin, id % q poh Rerettie & Corte want: Providence. ‘A De Hart, Low, Ban Blas for NVork, put I for tioary, fad Siase, all oI ray ~erte | trom Mius 1X. Of course he went up high on the list 6 ITALY | of Lamurictere'R ianwt be regoliected. thes Claldint 10 hore ; bark Soumerend wnten . werictere it mast ¥ above Podwease-( all the advantage Of ‘su numbers at above | Schr Harriet Gardnet, Hammon Providence setnport. |v led Wh, acht Arctic, Ogden, York Mth, bark Per. | summer and winter. Wiesbaden pi ry “The New Kingdom in Imbrogtio—Victor inande in the stig, ares "he tavorite. of citizens 8 ore Sehr Lemartine, Benlsbury Providence, + weaeads, -tatiet, sche Hamplen, Peadiotcn, ition re ator ded to i soa Pra wadg ob Kmanuel and the Leading Statesmen and | and suldicr’ on uccGunt of his tare ability and energy B aoore | Seb Anae 1 Haiterd, Hatch, Providence, for rnuadapiis. |), H.BEDFORD, fept g0-Arrived, echr Weary Gibbs, | the ‘ure Saloon, where are, roam fe Generale—The Army and Navy—Freach Ov= | Hil the steilog pairiotiam no bas always Alowa, FR spore | chr Jone ara, Petan, Providence, for Blizabethport. | 6now, NYork. military, must, concerta 4 ie a mee pirical Sor | EX RESTS Ietcae Pree prentent ior mabe | ry Fatgacicn” Reeth Pano snd Lowe Bert oy s - Ey A, TH) che Amos re The Italians have a hard time in executing tne | | Cenera Menirea, tie present Premier of the Cabl- ae hes port, a gubomcaon mi ceed ba “nomen, Sowamens thd Seton Perry: fer faccree of King Carlo Alberto—salta fara da se ue etGniMt except ag a mathematl | pomp OF NEW YORK, OCTODLE 2, 1868, hehr Mariette Heed, Hrooees Prgvtuen. rs ee Note one. oct 1 pe auger, | cit ne t The ‘ ts ‘ edge of and capaci ? < ¢ ai Mtaly will suffice unto herseif)—a cry that resumes | for statocraft are considered unequal wo the require. oe LL toeticmmptryn or EuleAbet | cia for Rone: Komily Hilinrdy Rockport for do; Ale! | oftee ih Carng Aon an , ‘the aspirations and efforts of @ people in behalf of | ments of the important office he holds, Besides his Herald Pack Ache Helen Mar, Rich, Providence. Harwich for do, dinand Heyl, wil happy to call or writed ational independence since a whole millennium, | Ue Of a genuine Medinontese, he was regarded to Fosse om ene Hannah Wiieds, Boalt Provigense for Rondoot Kelley, Elizabethbors, demon MeChoekey, dor Ubiet, | Wiesbaden Prema s be a good general of engimwers in the old Cardinian | Oaptainaand Purvere of Vessels arriving at this port wit | Schr Brave, Boow, Frovidence, sor kites. Got Orion eornUnion, Wewtenny dtbanss, co; | talteenar (he tee au o 1 ins, " ‘ H H and Yot a cry never satislied, Ask the cause of this, | yy Toy, owing Wo the iwet that wien Turin was Threw | please deliver all paatages totended forthe Tata. wo our Bans (heute Saated? Kosentee: hrtases, Yelan, Nondcuty Menrictia, Fuuiddetpiia; Bierling, albaay ; | Court counsedor * and §¥9 Malian reply i@ vot love Wanting, “Cit | ened by the Austrians in 1869 we erested sume very | regularly authorised ayeuts Who are Aliacbed to our Mteam dele Auriga, Reyholda, Briatol. 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