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THREE OAYS LATER ROM EUROPE AICHTAL OT THE A MERK A. The Great Eastern Not Coming. TU I Fl! A NCO-AIST III A TREATF, -o him in It. IVns with "51 i)i HAKTINTAN LOAN Ok OXK HlNUKKf Mil LKffi fBt tur laaasnia Tfi Co Lou Wait Nai kvii i N. Friday, Not.

I. If if, Tat Koval Mail r'i-HMirJnji An.ir:ra. which left Liverpool at o'clock m. ajj arrived ut HuMiix at I p. rn.

of fcTof. The oMMakA) from New-York, Od arrived at Southampton 00 the Off ning of the the 19th. The ity ot BoJtaWAWO, ffOai NeW'Tork arr.vt-d at Qaj OaaAoa.) Ht 4 a. rn. of the VOth, and at 00).

arty oa lac oaatajag of Iba Hat. The steamship North IliOliiaO, from (Quebec, (), t. 8, reached tit ni. of the Sfth. left at p.m.

on Thnnclav for Hton, where she will I due Saturday She- rn-eed at I p. ai the OU Head 0 Kinwile Koyal Mail ateuinnhip Asia, from New Turk for Liverpool. THE TREATY Of PEACE. A Zurieh lelegnun ot laW Utk nayn: The prinrip j-iin'e of the Treaty of I'eaee bOtWOea France and AuetriH, Iiy the I'lenijiofentiaries, hut nor ratified by the two (ioveinim nte, are ae followr: An tri? fcirmt up nexr.pt Mantua anil IVechiera. tuet an tar an the tronto hue, jixexl by Special Coia B.ife-jon, to France, who rn il Piedmont.

iViiaioim acjiiiit-d in Loaaberdy an to oa potd by tha HI (iovi tTiir.ent. Piedmont is to pay Austria. 40,000,. florins, and he .1 If tor of the dbbtof Lombard cm-tin, making the dobl iti ail tnumfernd to Siinliniii 'J. francs.

The two mat ranting Powers will unite their ai doi that rodbni in the adiiiiaiolialiai should be tallied hy the Fope. The lights ol the Dukes Ol TlMTtfy. M'sleah, and J'ailiihHte expressly it-served to the two Einperoin, who will aoeiet wi'h idl their powoi In Iba fonaatioa cf ooafeeVfatioa all of the States of Italy. VoaeAia, un.h Austnaii rule, is ti, (orataaftoi the lion. Batii cations wili be Xi banged at Zurich within fifteen Ii will ajajaj fi the above that the trti.ty is merely an amplification ViOamfcaWOO agreement.

A Zurich telegram the Viet announcce that Count Cohort do morning attached vsnii apoplexy. JPotu phjsifiarai wore attending him, hot than were little aoaoa of noow rj. THI PBOJECTED The Pane I'ayg iiitiiuatei- ol its own that in accepted in principle by tha English fiovernment, the only POWOIB to bt iit? be? anie the fin Ht OtMO, will bo I'm ami tie PppC and Napien titiilet lettam evtutiialilies. aduiie oion ol Spain inigiit national, but BwOaVfl and Porta? pail luivn no aOfeki n. The "i-r Ii.

that OOt of i Ompliwoai to Ataatrio ptopoaod that the osgroi i en in Porioj bal ibia wai docUaed, and cJiHtitee Braaac The policy of England In taldog pOfl it' tht Coaayaoi moboiaajoaavaaood by the press, and gaaoiallf Iho arifiinieiitH were ngrHtl tt. Tkt London and arc both to Joiaiagaaj penii I ooirreee on Italinii iitlann. Tht tttmdhti Lord PadaaBratoo'aoripia, flint it wenian ulle utaVaaj withtba baflaoaoaof lund iiinl ihe of Italy, to any Euglinb ut all wort 1 of the name, would hiuan! fun own repotatitMl und the national honor intrusted to bin chic, by a of which the tiH-js jnuy he in the i ntiou of the Znricli Treaty. The aaaaa lounuil, in another niitorial, pagarda the Itaban coaiplieaUoBi a riooa, aad position ol an ex in niely i He hus under lakeii ill. ipss ial prof uoa the Papal GoToraatant, and ale-, ot Itali.m lib, rty, while aad Julian liberty ate in opOH wVfluro.

It in -t o. tolvtaWtko BTomgin will bo attacked bytbePapal tioope. It in also i er'am tin at tbe flint aWMOO Of armed intei venti. in th. OnffhiOQ, the troops of Gari Jhaldl will aweep them every vei-titfo ol Papal mlc.

Uadortkooa intervention of vsni bo part would then play, and what ext. -11 woubl tin RmtTITI qai I lion then been me Tht Toft entluden by saying (hat Tfiigllob alBooMoa Tir1" eSorta to arorl tl daa? Mio wkiob ihrooton Europa. QU BKsTAIN. The liirectorsoi ibeQroal Eaatorn held a meeting ou board oa tbe 19th, aad it is authoritatively an MWBOOd thai the depariure the reoael booi post aajaad ii i. and ordaiagiven laal all paaaaao boos laoorvod be rataraott.

No tinao will be laoi lor tao iibiieatlbntic royan until good ptxagraoj has booo made in Ittlng oat the ship i'i thorough ses-going com ie'enee? ai'd tii. aiitlioritieo, there ia lio likelihood of the Vi-vuu'e Ix-ine; uutde next The ship world remain at Holybeadaboat ten days longer, and li en go to Soiithamnlon lo CQOB ploto 1 ei tttatgr, alV i vv 1 ti In Isiaboo ii niokoa ot. It In Mated ihlit, in her nffOaOBl OOad trOB, tbe Di? rectors will Mit tbe abip troin Mr. Reotl RaaaolL Ti Diiaetuw of iba Loaaloa and NotAbwoataru Contpaay gat a grand banqnel at Holy bead totbi Din Ureat Company on the I'lh. The Mar.oes of handon and aaaoagtbogai I w.

r- Mr. Qmdotone, Chaneollorof the baebssaoor, far Joan Pakiagton, and man) Lnftteti tioj Ma commerce und Lie apooohoi Wtre boatfal ol ihe of the ehip. Mr. Mi Ivor tbe ere of bis renaariti reiterated Iba.atalcaanat thai tbo Caaard Ooaapaai an baiH'iig nteumt considcniblv larger than the IVrsiii. hul not laigt (1:.

Lu.t. ni. IVince Napoleon, after mhnntely laapoettaaf the Eaotoraal Uolybead, paidaiyina riaif to and Manchester, and tboa loft IB UI ItOOAMt Ray aarts aaajkoa n. The faaoral of Boboit Btaaboaooo t.wk plaeo WOaMiaotOr kbbey on the Vlri, tn presence Coni'ouree of people, aad with i very ilt tuoti: trillion of Ihe Al'lsry was and tbe ut'c-id ante included most flistirujTllshod men of ntnk und 2'tasiona. Mr.

Stt-pht ne-'ii hcpue.ithe.l rubl institutions. At Newcastle, tu jv a Ids, and Otbet tOWM in that locality. wttn auei emied duntuy a portion of the day "of tbo foaaial, iuai manv dcna t.ntrat. 11 of rOopi I place. T'r V1' Chrom.

Miy that Menara. Heurtlaiore A RpWaartij nbwtib ktae, vioated Valeaaia tbio and eel OB iiKit a series xpe: Oh tbo Atlant aawoaragasaanlto ibooaoooooof Iba taking, aa roganbj the raaaacitation of old aad the layiagot was hi the goafjeaaoa foaad roooi iu the of tbe oablo to new nragrmcnt to its frietids. UtTMT. ot, Sil ir.lay. Ihe I'll lit fittrt (Cttj Attirlo).

dated Fudav baa. the IMda have aaporioaoado steUon. 1'he market ojiened at redueliou of utmrter itelow the pricen ot and aller lao omsjo of tbo Stock feaebaoaji "ierra.Mii boawaaoai prevailed. The ib n.ai.d Whh 't Waxditliiull even lotet bOOl d'lOIIWUlod btV low Vj per cent. Nl.Id wan withdravtn from ihe Ihtnk, hut Inrge purchiim of Austntl an.

inolodiag a of per were made for exportation. The foreign i were Wendy, txitpt biBj Dfl BolglOAB, which MM rather lower. The Time) City Article dated Frday even? ing, fays: A lelegTuui itoui Madlid. to theertevl Ibat tea Raaaaab Qovaaraaoaal bad) reoosved to detbtrs vwir MortH-ro. finds tOOMB Wttb great beaviaaaa, and.

ah hough it was afterward ahowa to be erroneous, the Bimple fact hrUlgtbatO Madrid bad adviaod tbo leovecaaaoal to go to war, tha recovery at the of the day wtin only partial. There lute be. an increased deuiatnl for mom -1 jj "tifl a few iMaWattiaM place al 9i perccut. lao for piilway st.u kaaypalhiatd witb be funds, Ij docliai Tbe Lruml tl aak, ol Caua-' however, mtham cd om per cent, and the Atlanf St. uiid (irtui Wietem, of Canada, also im peon 'I TA? 7VtKf Kuaaian failur.

Mr. ftufw 1 MUiT, nnin-nt manufacturer at Hit) li.ilili''?-- an Merliny. It ii il ihm he hhh committed w. albt i it VOW win'iy in BaaBhtai, and there Lit (real hihi -now. FKAM F.

I 'I IBBl the Kmpt lOBMBi grant an ilUtl.ei.i I hut re .1 IBOM tri in im Dw hie-. ai I' AmJii had Lail J'iiri- t' The PaVM i nrn-Hjmnd? nt r.f rom.t.ui point i.tit the immense naval i i 1 at Toulon, where 00 HMI ti n': dupa on ioMMoI BoOIM MM and declining. rJoeed i. wry ou the Sal 4.V. The i fTihv -i- expedition hadbeen the Council Miaietora, Biopoooi la di? 18,000 bal aotMag MMdla arrived at.

1.1 i h.e Ufnre end ot the ve kr. Tbi- ti.rrt of Thi IjinAnn ha ia Mill informed thai Kmi.ee laimed aar war rzpenaet Inn. Sardinia, and Sardinian Knv i on ta I appooad to have nfcnBtt to tint fOOOtioo th- debt us vnfl the I'tichiea. Accounts from (bin I hii.a say, that the French ri'mi by and tr ev wfTo itr.r,^ to and ntm bniM. Tbl niv potnt th? Adnc-al will not Nu win re exten-ive tortttiettiioiM have 1- -ii raiood, and a aBftiOM will be left.

Monk ii VailleM rapooOad have wn't-n to Na? poleon the ooobmIJm of the DojcWm by to pnreot eiril au bunking oat. The Neapolitan army on the Komaa frontier ffai in. woa tninored ihol troopt bad laaded Ht Conaiderable excitement prevailed in Piedmont on aecocal of oditiona oi ike Zurich Treaty. 10 King oi SMrdiinii, in neiviag a dopoMtioa the polity Genoa, re hinatod nit intmtiftti tc drr fosd Iba 1 aim ot Italian ladenaadeaee totbeatni -t oj powi r. He expnaaed the thai the iahet of Iiu.ly wonM be "ranted.

Urt Parii rorrenpondent of Tkt Umbin aayi thai the object of the Bardiaiaa Minister for For? eign viatiag Parii itoobtafan the Bonoiw't ronaent, peadiagIba Cootgnat, to im owopotiM Italy by Ph baouteac troopo, und tin inen? oi Pi ni of the Duchien at LooMiaaa. The i ommon Coaaeil of Milan had lOO.OOtl fraaei ward Garibaldi'i aabaeriptiaa I tbe pmrba mui-ket-. reported in Turin in con'oqiience r.f Neapolitan baring been tignaied ia a boatili attitnde oil the eoool of tbe Ifoonfltn. a IQOodTCB had l-een OMond rOOad into the Adriatic. Il iircerted that tin rr DO been noreatenl in Palermo, but that il waoaapuvj a atory pfiyii IM roboli won killed, but loeki contirmntion.

Jaatieeootrtbaaed tobe eaergetieaHyoartiod out in Parma. Neu airooti ad takoa plaoa, Tit. raaniei I alitj had determined on the destruction of lac column on hich the ead of Anviti WOO plated. It was i xpeiTcd that the atrei of the new Hardiniai army arill be 100,000. exclnaireof the lirle corj.i?, und militaty murine.

In addition there will he throughout il Ktagd nl 600,000 National (ttianlH. ITinaac aflain in Naplea an npnMBtod MOrkieal, and a i 0 wi ken of. I.tTf Teata, Ort 91, Hie otlrial Piedmonleee Qttettt pabliahaa a aaerec anihoriahig the Kiuant Lai Mhtiotoi to I a loan of one million franca. byaaaMool tbaawnattoo oi tin mA oo the paboe debt thai amount. Count Rogier, Miniater of Belgfaua, baa arrived hi Turin.

SPAIN. Tin C.orr(*fj>ri(!tnt\a graft bMHMBOM in of nnaoliefaetory atade by the Fiiirwiriw' ot aforoeeo, the nacfl Mlnlatan ft iJUo nOOWM lo i.i I he MUM journal approval the action of the Ooreraaiaal in ordering the Bpaoiah Consul to leave Tauieva. The Spanish Bithopa, in imitntioti Oi MO PrOBl had cenmu ed pablaaVfauj paatoral lottan in ioi om of IM temporal power oi the Popa, trr.sT. viutii), -JiHh. Tbe replv of Mm ore.

10 WOJIOMOea demanded by Bpain imi in-iiiu toiy, war seems imminent. council oi Miuiatere, preeiaed over by tbe tyeeea, haa at oo vroked. Spanish lunds du lined to-day mon-than pel cent. AUflTRl It waaixpoetodlthol tha Bmpjaror of Austria would have an interview with the Bojparut ot RaMO Hieslan, on the of kstober, RUSSIA. Maaati fJlcifbliU To tha Cowl Brokers at St.

Peterabarg, hod aaatoaaeed their iMiMioa lo ntin fr bnaim al Iba i loot oi the year. SWEDEN. The Of Sweden WM about to BfOpOM the aboli? tion of the van pun.shments inrhctc.1 upon thooj bo quit iho Eetabbahed I bonh. TURKEY. Ali Patha, (Irand Vfadar, bus been fJHaaaiated.

II" wot laooratltd by MahoaaH Eajaaaila. Paad Paaha, .1 aaaalaoaxptcti 1, would bt dawwaaod. Two of the eoaapiraton had died at Knlelr. A Ttaael, whh (jreaeeian efaigronU on board, had tuen wrecked. Two hundred and three lives wen COMMKRI I iL INTELLIOEKCE.

1.1*! ar 001 Mm.km.-- From the Bnkti ircuiar. aanltl aWa i at aHtaahaj aaaaat y. pa-'ti -u far All 11. t.w.i to t'leii i. Ilu dliiif qutlitiii of A me nein, of Sew (h-lean? uti.l ihera had an adraaea al Tu? at Iha af daatriptleaa.

(bated up OM lulrr. of 1 1 nJeaea Viiaay faetaday s.i-o hales, ui wlm i 2. OOwarefai mariet. ataasfj the laa aalhulaul liniallaaii Kalr, Da Mtddlta Mi iila Fair, Do. IvUdJUaa, K.ir, MMdNaf 111 'I he ot otton in prrt.

acronlin? to the rr IjaaM up kalea, whirl; aratt af frota Man wrre fur laaVa a hick i.aJ a Jt MM. Barai llaaaxTa Cottoh adraaciag, particahuty the fair at aualitlaa of Ihr week in 1 i Iii laeMh reet af iilaa ir? aitlaalia. MM, de the Meet la patt wai tAjttt) balai. ef all m.rt-had MaudroaalaVvahrr, dull ajfeM Cerrai Ina. (Hisleertlee, uurd io arlea.

a bna, OraaadeBi Laaa tei hat dull TVa 11 lean bjatafta Lm i BaiADi Su. air o. Ouute 1 ii ir at tt fuS f. Whsit dill; Tel. a 10911 Om ijntet firm: i.

i. laud, Alhya J. Cat ri yen it can of Id. uu Whr.it Tlp? dev. Liriarooi Paortaiox Miaata, Bighnad, aihya fc hardasau 8awea Jaav attllawi Mml at hart, pari Beel iVra dull and tue.

would nay at ducticn froai aakint price i' dull jiiotAtion? Lar.t at St .1 Je tor r. fil ing arda-i tffillj tor fins, which arr brm: iataha f' Lirxai i Paoovci If Cbr? fiilar laaai -t. idy (Or all Pata and f. i t.re ii Mi.ih at at -i vaan ui Iii 81 fat rainier aerte Crraa quirl Rub lirm BXaaataady, Phihvdelahia I Haitiraorr 7 I. an Oiu ML I ivaaaa Otu Ko.iv Hall and lowsr.

Oaaaaaat InanaorTraraaTtaadaDatM IBM laONBOl i Brother? report hat mmtf. 11 atcady at xS to cxSli for 1 sr- aid rs- Rrrr. with a ad rar a I FTKK Mid Im uivi-i with difficiittv l.ixaaa ia in better demand. New-Veik. I BaMaaj, BO PMa Oil? laaatlve Luaaaa tut.

TaMXew dell at SriKit? or Tra LnatltO Moan market it t. I- i it. Thellieu the of r'tif'and had de. alucs tSs werkiv te turu. Har Silrrr wa- quated at DolUri.

III Caeaaela mmi aa ma at for hath n. and ut. rU LATEST, Lrtaanoi I ii CoTtiiv Salra lo-dav. fwKi t. u.

re and smart. -is but ateady. laaaea, S. tnrday Atlenjoon I sC-l lor vary at. I atveu market il dull.

A.vt Sto U.S. Fhr'a. IVr.navlaaaia Ftrra oi Urn, ttaVaaj, ro? i i Tins- at usalters.1 in f. S. Piiea, cy j.

j. picauttT? laqcirv at a aivaac? it a- Ibi Abvhaaka Ksl i Maryhtad Kivea, MBMi I PvoaeylraaU Pleaa. Ml Ml ka Ker.d of HT7. Slate: Vir d. I.v...

j.iao. I i sntrml Saare? Ptaaa, VB)M tie rreela-id. Mi icon t'eotral Kuhta. TJefH, .1 -tin I de Ss. Shir Yr: 1 ctrd Morrafr SSffST, do.

i Meed, of I lultf d. 1 .4 i entral Mira. f.rat The l.n?J. Timrt Petal Uj ri lhal jf V. a.

Fivea at and luitvi- Shjre. at CI Paurairrv. U. Lie aad MX.Oaa>atiMtijtMl Ota V- tmi U-K Mr Owij end fnrnal. Wketaaej Micgrmyn.

Iwj t. aad Bi.r.s Jin ia. two rhtirrii. tad uunr Hn. Ti.orr.eSk?**>?" eitid; bare-? fnor rbiHrra id f.

LiMll, .1 i Views rett BBU, ABeo. MmmL M. V. 1 fr-jT. i r.

irrlsrtarj Carry, Omm hWN 0 i /vlnw.n CarteM- Jarrant. k'iuorr. J. on.i. c.

n. Corc? iT. I ten Aii-a. Lttla Mirk-U May, CU-i Mux Hutwr. I fluWor.l frr-rr Pnwr Mfaeal Partsr Wet I jr nnli, Maj, i ort.uji Ii.riM.

Ki iv uiii-i arrotit D. i rovrril, Dr Dm Joaa Maatre f.f.r MARYLAND ELECTION, Onr retime from fi Elect, this State are Bar indicate tK-n, hoynnd a iBBBOaV able doubt, Win. H. PivmI Am.I Controller. ith three I awd three "ii Um foi Controller, as far tto leoaaYOtl, are ap I SAO.

1KA7. Up? Itapi. Am. Dem. Cnmal laa il.

Hc-k. UrisJlus. Fa.uaHJfa LSM Howard. 117 Ti U' i'aralier. Cadi.

2 TrtaJ. t.40S "jTr 9.717 Om aid to r.w in. wurh l.m myor.ty is An eriu-n 1,169 dn. in 'ST, American t-'am, TW. to whicb the vote of Baltimore will probably add 1,000.

Pot OBgn i ara ha.i IM n-turns of any imp- fffJJaM from let DaWaiat, arbj IMI 4kj test JajMi A. Mcwk'. nw 1 In ti Ui Oil E. B. has baaM plrcti.Jby u.aji llf-nn, The IIIH ratMactsJ.

ii an, fas f'-Uows: B. A. Whrte Harria. 1. 90 IJ1 TM It.

81 1 775 107 111. 2i3 1.4?S IM jv. ri i tm V. tin VI. ttlV UTK ZW 1 Ml.

IM 2i1 1.W9 VIII.I Ml 2 JO tt n-J? itni llur li.sj. In HaTI) Harma'i ma; 3.3*1. Tl i ra ara few twntn PiTrlirrlf to eotM in wh.eh ntu i ban ire the- result, and will not vary the ni.ii' n'y very 1) I Vth DtaVa I re- laaBtl Ih Am. as foOowai HAT Warali Uarritoa. a.

Braatia.P. Daria, A IX. 11? Sdl JW7 XW X. Ka 97J 3M 531 XI. fill M7 XIII.

xv. 94 XVI. 14? Ttri 6-J4 19 VMM XVIII. Ml 1.IT4 194 31S un xx. Jo.

UM Total.2?*7 for S.7M; do ia H-'o, froui the Ward aOjdlaVnjtaJ Mr. major'ty. T1mVth Jmtxk M. Kankal, 11? -1 Vis UeflaBaaa, Opr. Ktr.krl.

Drei HotTir.an. K-B Hiaaaoj. iso i tint i. ao ITT 3 Tot si.IH3 4U3 In the Ith I ro W. HaaJaMa, in elected over A.

It. RagMT, The Leiiialature is iA-inoeratir in hnun-han, ua hliowe: Dernoerat. M. Hn -r I 1 NMI Nil 41. Une di-tl 'o heard from.

I By Trlegraph I BaLTIHOaa, Kn.fay, Nov. 1899. The following of ar. ile.t. i Pnvis, ami Webster (Aiiiericiiiinl, and Stewait.

Kunkel, und Bogboa rats This is tho earn hs at tie last I eleetion. Tlie State Leptdat-ire ataataJl BOBBM, 33 rana, If iaaata, I ABaericaaw, 1.1 Dfabkl to POLITICS. Aanucaa KoaViaATMM r. a-ifmbtt, Bavtari The Americans of the Seventh a mal lv District c. iivtn.

last evening, at Browtt'i BQUard Ihs.ms, corner avenue and Went Teuil. lot th. purpose of nominiitinir a candidate to i tt that hich iu the iu-lorscment 1 Mr. iiOiloiiih a rtintHiaij the IfopubHcaui Doaataoo. a raoolatioBa confirming ihe ohcofa wotaraaf aadappforoA I.

AaoVraoa actad an nlialilaaaof the me. tir.ir, A. ('. Smith, aad J. A.

Hillerv, Scc retaric BOOBa liticeu ctlicru were- uanicd Vice I'tceidents. Smimh Wvr.T^.?The Republican of lUa Ward held aa Inturaeting mncHag laat et lajagal H. tel.ic Hall, No. Ut Ka-t Hroadway. Dr.

an able sBooch in regard to tha peeeeal caavaaa, and tiwehed npoa the Htwptw'a Peiiy aftir, George Bepabtiraa raadidate for aaasaher el a--. mMj Im tho Eighth DiatrisAfellowod. Be ad rarted at atari to tho pfiaciplea and pohcy eoaaected a ith the State i anraoB, aad arged ujs.n tho olocton of th. Ward to aid tha BsrpaBbiican State ticket, aa tho aMiao boat caiaakbafod to paoaoct tho rightaaad laUnata of tho Knipire State. He then tombed BgOB is, Bad ill UU eloquent MHatMr showed le.vv Miia.ibir.

ni? to th. time-honored of tue lv. pabtti aa auty woald to i tha Oaaaral Otwoia? mei (row and corruption in wh ii it is row thrown. r. wcr.

r. c. ived with ro! alien. VfMM a MaggOBtlOBrabatlveto rhaforaarogiatered voters, ti.at thoyahoald adt- bj Notaries BD I aBSaoaert of Messis. j.

Bancroft Stereaaaad Edward M. BUdaaoro BaaOaaOadt0 pertoru. there ilutaa fur the Voters ol the Beveath Ward, rha ommmi CawaaafJooa r.i,.,r. that their arrj.i gi men's wen1 completetl for th? elec? tion. nd tha tickets WOald ready for distribution on Moi.dhj nit! ui xt.

in- the Ninth beb! enthusL.ptie ritification tmet bag ev mm it, i ft kail in Bbeekcr Building-. Mr. s. Patuati aoBadtha Bassstaag to aaakw. An i iF.

Dow.ooq. President. Mr. Dow made a rhort but npvevh, and a large of tad loonowiaa were ala ted on tha aati at I Mr. Jataas Pair, ntaiying tbo assBahaBtjoao.

aVaoeaaiBg Slavery and tbo ayatem of wave labor, aad pledging tbe support of the iS'inth WaWd to the ul inun cundi-Uter. an well as to pul down the rl.iVe-;'?..!,-. pt- tl.e sj of Sharery bNo tho were pmpsn-ej by Sim lair Toun-y. and unanimounly adopted. Sfsjocboa were made by the Hon.

Jas. A. Ohio, SteWatt L. Wtwdford, and Jau.es Fairaian. whuh wtie araritily to, the d.i Iiot repar.ite antil a iate hour.

SavaatTatatra KarcaLicaj Aiqociitiob At iLe pec tue liepllbiiCan AsfSKlB? of the Ward held in Allen street Uet Bg, tl war very much v.a.-taken tir Pmvkuey resided. The prop. m. were t.au.e: our. and received a a Bfhaj by the Oatai af previously elec.

Caabtag, af the Exeeatrra ported that tbo aocaaaary stsraa bod Keen taken to or i i. n. -e. ia tha i Districts ol the Ward. Tl report of the en-mitteo and Can Vussem, with nominationa, wan read by Mr.

Harvey and the adoption of a few peeessary BtO, woe i. baa l. Mr. Coabiag thai tho of tbo Sarea Waid were far laTwer than ev. I ef -re.

ThaHO won aaaiij Iheaaoad saae regrsteredUaaB tr.r hrgret BBtVaher polled at election. The object Blatter how the BcptiMiran parly nnatht completely overwhelm it with fraudairnt Mr. Qai ryr i idled the attention of the Lw la the great importance of the coming eWctioa, and the there was of united erf.srt. The rtTrxxrv-, ae -a d. id pot forth ail tbe pewer to ixrfy ihsr atNtjaat, for it waned be an baaaaaaMai how ike Mai hi Ike pNeadeal al taaet.

Tba Republican, sboald organize thenn-elvee into a w.it. prevent fraud. Every man crjjrht to make vSoft to i irrv tr. ale -n aa lev in hi. aower; and ti.

I when Bareed mnt mi a md ranka, Th- then adjourned. Ratal kfXXTIM FVTH WaRD. meeting oi the Refaahhaaaai ot the Eighteenth Ward was turner of Sesond avenue and Twenty-third street, ITenry Eeeny. pre-ided. The waa large ard the nrl throughout.

Th. Charles S. the r.rxt speaker. 11- alluded to the lu attitude of a eo-ealled Pel PM I Mrrl.ng held a day a riUiV tOadvitlc Uh ManataafUm ll ..0 argeOpdyha aa fttimaymwdkktm tut state That met-ing, he Miid, wa- made tip of a few disaffected KepnbflV I and a areat many Ikrookj AaMrkaaa, th Jaaaai Proehl tt ire head, having Bl its only parpose to de I feat Mr. it ire.

the Repoblk aa utaho for Bat He had 'her i Mr. i ke Id tie aatfe aat hcine made af b.s nemo, and Mr. card ir. tl mort i papers had eoairoaed ihe truth hie prediction. Mr.

Opdyke was a man of atorling arorta, whn desired ia -e? the of Republi? can! adiaaa I bt pnoareuani la himself. Mr. Spencer in higb terms of Mr. M.inierre't i quualitve a und his ah.liries the paopM tka State Oinata The aaeaker alhaJidio hi Mali af aat i at lha Booth, and anal that front i slating order r. arn bat ta lha laarehj of a errvile He had le tbe lesson of Snn lioaiingo, without aWtTfaaj taaaTaatkai fr-uii it, and bataaai hi had doae he wind thai lha Booth the aid ha warned ol be leu rer at band llotenietlevl that Jaha Bn a I ia awaira led aeal.

have aaaayaad ao aaaperate an ai hr had aaaa. yet it had aat eaaa withoal ha atfahVaBwa, That 17 men latd nr 'ro. have fr 'hr. r. the whole Sr.tte of ITira na, ahaarad what a ralaHM was niniert rath them.

Mr. Bpencif thi r. i lajaJaad erttieally lha trial of Jaha Drown, aad pi.ineed be i Ihne. Mr. aeei eaoo) led abo to Mr.

lorwia'a aaVoaaej af the Pueitive Slave Law, aad aaid be daahad lo see ihat lav en n. lie that hi the Irawai IheRevnUii ia irty. When he iatnda ad the Poranaal Llbertv hill arbater before the Hone at Albaav. oat ol la llejmbiican nie rubere, voted ter it, eoafnaad to aaimiiaiiig rant, la donated lot thai ti woald eoaw whea thi araatld ahiaa npaat our i.htion arhhaajl -hive. A aatiaa of naoliiihan nlify the aotaiaatioaa af Mr.

Maaiern. and randidali i (or A tnbly wen then ad.pted. A in Oeraaaa am then delivered by Mr. Keib. It war pponl to the Uenaaa eiti? zi ns to sustain the cause of Free Libor, the aoohaatkaai oi tbe Republican party.

The raee lie I ed. Muituiti Win. Ran i Ropablioo Hjua ting was held at the eoraer ol Third aveaae I and Piflj-aiath atreet beat ivaaiag, Deaadi MaCaha ia lha chair. Ahaad af aaaiai waa hi attoasiaaea, The mtrting iddnand by Solomon Hull, T. B.

in Bana, Parkin of Connecticnt, John Coop or, A.c. HOla, WQaoi Dan el oaorer, ackaej, lad otben Tbe waa very OBtbai ilinost it bout anoptkkB, ap plied thaaaaalvai to their -peetive duties with vigor and a good deal of eoicniiT RaTtricATioi HaiTiaa is thk id Bepabtkaaaof the Pweatj-eoeoad Ward met Let avaafaaj at Btoooael'i Eighth ratify tbeaoi I D.D.Conovartov alar aad bard Bo 1 tot Aaaaaablj. Robe ii.ee.]., Vice Preeideatol the I vTard Chib, OMvaded tbe chair. A bvgi audWaca of eatbas sia-iii Ripabl i aaa in ittaadaaii aad lha ings were niiva ned by ncei.l'abai)d.); I The opeehen were Jooeph Lax, i Inaaoerati R. Daiahahl Baahh, Jadga lush, s.

L. Hull, ibe Hbath Ward, Mr. Diticu boefer of ihe Mm me Coart, und Jadge 1 dual I. POLITICAL. "Fnadhafl Daaaacrat'1 of 1841 writaa toTn nk from Ibhaahoiih, Hot.

as follows: linr taiuked .1 ui uid LnJ year, ibeal AireLt a' th" llnd-ou River Dopet Batkaat) laakaaaataf Bi'-r eruejoyrd upon thr Real New York on the Th iradar train, and obtauirj their Kri iay. thay teak tka aaeaaaaiy aath, aaal wata r. A Railiaad Ajetr? the eath aa reaidence Tili? the aaa aaaa, daaa Ike Real apaaad, that the aaaaaa aflkai hatr had to contend the paWM af il? 'id if I am the CaaaaMM Bad their BeBBtejBBB will re, a r. i uke will likely ti reinernior. Oi Will a a-l'- Ol" l.elae'* The rM.

ir. rinn in 1: .1 11 with a very few taetatieai DaaaaS B.CaaaafeI Ca aa it we w. er in Ch.ir-ii of tie Rep.l.'l an? aayi Iheyeaaal one aaftaa aaaaaaaataV ot the tu.t At the New? Iii? ivwa lit fataa TT rrftrt if Tai 1V. a a. Ti I In' ifrruW.

and i af Tht ial TT Ukr a dailv. bav 'our numbrra of Thr Thr Uhu II paairi are BafaMwiaa Wahh party taaaa Mr. fh i-. n' are I 'or tide-wai'. weal to nnr rillare.

It. miaaion what we meat io to lie flu, The R. t4 thi. a.e t.i have a or Saturday, at I P. when aV John K.

M. the il Charlra L. B-eii af County liaaMaaayoaahk" Wa-hingt on cr.rrer[H.r.dent of The phia Xortk Air.rruor. T'-? wn at lo fd the Preth Miaaiou bet. r- Ihr meetim; of CaeeTMB, b'jl he ha? al laat de t- a tuaay err aapiranta.

Vlti it waa prnpeard to recall Mr. Dallaa but of N. ai Vurk. ia MmI urxed. and n.

1, tt.j fa' rx-d by tne for tbe Hut I- ha. .1.1. a remunai, tl a a.a' r.ii.l Vtrritea wi.l lly ib to Mr a ah.iea euho'it a tt -r -Tsri-d Ctijre KiK-Y IK GlKUUl Li ri ti Thi N' I-Yath Praaa, npreeialiag Tai Tauen, r.fr A- I ii'-r, of Ksprrtt, MrnTtU, Rare, Tirrrt, Man, Commrrrml A I'-rrtitrr, Pet, Dock, Demokrat, and Courrier Jet I and also all the country newspapers ol the -n. an aapaaial favor if Inspectors will or to bo s- ut. the near aetathgllpl OaVa, trie remit of the approaching n.

Ihl poeelhle momeiit alter the aiiate ticket rhall have en rt.anted. All the Jple eli.ee- in the State dl be held Open till or Inter, election night; and if bopaoton, pclitkiana. editors, and telegraph will rvery daOj iraal En tht st.ue may re.t~ i 1... to pubUia thi general result on the B-rritu following tht elettioe. D.

B. CktAM, Gsnsru. nt, AjMucvaied Freaa. Arr ark, Kav. 1.1229.

in VaBICI an early yeater I tire orcorrav) in the buiiding 7 i fir katrt t. wncd by Trinity Church CorjmraLuu, i 1 aft. a- a Han to wa- MaaVaMOl In in the Insurance Company. The orhjhj of the In unknown. Hn Cut In atav?" MMafh ihon Ex rdirncy." i- the subjtit of a dtecourte to be delivered I the Chaith if tne I'uritaru.

on Sjixare. to -r. v. oven.naf. by the Kev.

Ii. Cheever. new CTaaich edifice of the First FreeWeU karch, LaTanlj ijghlhMaael. aaarBnaaV Will Le de.ii?.aled to the worahip of Ord. wr.h w.U be ahtW rrvuer aWhXJ the day.

Kiwht R. v. Rl Mall deal Moravian Church in America, died ai Eaeton, on ad v. aged Her. WilLiia C.

was ordaine-l and install, paaaWaaltbe Woosfer Place i hun et Haaren, ob evening. Sermon by the Bit.RaH ri il D. 1 TU F. IS YASli OF VlMQtb'l PUBLIC BROWN STATE OF THK Ph'JSONKK. U.S- ot No-v.

j. THE niMlM of PVBLir FTTUyti. lataM w-eek to the which the conflict Ferry uoocij them, cm to -ume of c.aaipo*. ure. I( ui however, (hut a feeling of irre nssible ImM hetr.

The by are filled with gronp? of people discueeatig. with pn found M-n- the ot renewed attacks, OH mmi ir.surreeUoc*. t'nder the walls I Cfiirt-Hook the debate- Q0BBB r.se to a warmth at once betray trig the alarm which a)! attempt to c- nceal. At night, the thnronuhfiuv? are gruei-drd by armed whoarm-t. at dirt.action, all who wan? der frvm their homes, urnees lam esi ate proof can be t'ven taw of their All stran? are regarded wth particular ion.

I'ntil within a day or two, each tiow BaOBBt wur labjootod to the scrutiny from the moment of arrival, and, in mar.y to declare his par and to make clear t'reVsIom ttd with the recent movement. e.veeeive watchf-il ness is now relaxed in but th- are yet put ihn ugh of Oawfoj and all e- BO ol per aonal appears' ea rWaod Watk thopeaaky of slant BOfOrvaafoa. The of halt an hour. lgtuv rant of all about und nn-Kiiv-tant of any sort of rrcryuitirn, asti n.alied to fed himseli accosted by mime, generally with much show of courtesy, aud bam-eed with nnmeron? inquiries, amiably put, c. his nativity, avocation, his politiial sen in lite, and aa forth.

If comin I I vi', bo eelvee a emile of public it say an I ret a i.l, be is in i i by the trow BaTjd Vjokasl opoaOB likely lulcr'crv ith the traa i.i lility of the tieighborbtivd. It perfectly ch ar ti the subeiiler.ee Of excitement only an uucrtain calm, that might at any moment be broken in upon by freeh tnrbiilence. of the inhabitants tbV to ridn nie the idea of i s. admit it fairly, and justify it. A gentleman in the Court-House ibis morn inf.

in answer, I boaVOTO. 10 a remark ot Col. Washington, tips-n BBljBft. undertook to draw a sir, peafth BfoJl I 000 0t the North. Hn Bakod hat ould be the probable iouduct of a Vermont village community inthe event of a sudden and unlooked-for invasion by a party of lawlos I uia ii.tns, ac'inif Prow nw i-e, in lietmiK ot lal liU and conatitntional ri "They would hide in the Sir, every one of he, and as volanti-orcd to dispute Ibat I le apat tr.umphantlp 001 the psirenn nt, and 01 tlrldeled the ps -e'lled.

The ii.artial sp'rit of the region is shown hy the pnsinie of at least two military train-bands, which pervade the stievN, eonietimes in a body, difAMOd aWMoljt about, in small sipnuls, or in pairs. aloOO OOt liuil they IN bnAes) upon ith veneration. Kven are halt inclm.si the notion of their protection. Their un is OoaothiBfJ daatnaoiag to look upon. A part of thetn are ouiineutal as but the ti.iiji nty of tht in ate devoid of uniform.

It is thought thot, in of faojer, tin ir would bo BeSjfoJ, and for this reason thoj are i boritbosl Indeed, any-attempt ol ranker, to ca-ta aaOjfal upon I their glory reprehended with extreme severity. A i reporter of a New-York BOipOt it Oahl b) have poked mild fun at thciii, in a letter to that pafsar. Military rbOlloOtllalll as tiled With iliillgnatloti. The Colonel wbo bus the loidiery in chaige vleiled the reporter, riddled him w.lu -le oi inteirOgOjJOB, and oiated opoo hinatn were deb rryd, until tie CoioOOl should Spot iff hi- what had bin written. the Colonel that, himself had not yet seen obnoxious a'tn le, but bail only bOBWSloC it incnb ntally, ors-cticiiii ins Were whollv and announced with aasarn that, iti the event of a ot the joiniialiel unnleueaiil levity, uneat would li'stantiy follow.

THE RT, AND TIHISR Wild IN IT. The court-room ie fur BVOrybodj central point of intere-t. The crowds thai coiigrexute there daily ate so that il been found iiceeeeary to ere, rude of plunk to slu lter the from out? ride interference, and to enable them to perform th--ir I duties uninenmhered. The bavtM and confusion lire I pemetimes very irri-at. Th? pjOMfaa disposi'ion of the I Court rt murkahle.

The picture during the purt ot this alt-moon, for example, wan The apartment, which 00t aWgTS, was thoroughly filled in pait. I in an elevated latform at the rear tl.e tludge, lomfoilably reclining in chair, hi- BtpOB thotobla belbn him, amid tho chaoeof I pope fa, aJad and hoUing upon his koanaa volume btggei thoavaJltlaareal. Jodga a man rA middle age, short and etoutish, and with a count, nance singularly stem, by reanon of the sharp bneu about the mouth. His manner is mild and qniet, Bad there is dignity iu presence, iiotwitheiuiiibng Lawyers vvh.0 Live 'VftlV aVjWI i fn the North, to over the interests of the party, eologtsa bia mat.in of pre-iding. They are paofioa in ptoioaa of his candor and integrity.

Lt ver the arm of hat chair was Mr. Helte. ODO Of the I OQHael rtjectcl by B.owu. Beside ihe JoskjO, on euch side, sat of country magis? trates, 000 or two usiiuf a fravmeut of table for tho siippott ol then the rest displaying wa unmasked bottOfJ Of all along ihe railing hah the platform. Side also were crowded with at tetitiv tutors.

low and in front of the Jodgo weie the jury unn, latawtly 11- awaka to oroty turn of priH Near the center of the room, the h.wye-re sat around their table, many of them following upward fashion, or pne-ioti. as it to be here, oflOM This, and a tendeti. a to the moel BOJ at I iritieaof the acaeiublage. The iia'king ol tigUiia ehceUiuU lesounded all over the bull of BBsj the tloor was thickly overspn-ad shtli-. tot boworer, tha tors iLe eoncoufte of boys ia the gallery were U'o-tiy Thepart.es Concerned ill the trial shared no such frivolities.

Among the were log tka Ku-eeil. the Superior Court of Massiu l.uss.tts. and otie of the most of the Republican of that Commonwetdth. who arrived lrom lb -ton morning, coming in answer to an earliest Mai trom Brown. h.s aid in me tfifal.

Wbiek. koWOTOr, Wae le.ei.e.1 no Lte that the tbaa had pa? betr.re It could bo u-fed opoa; Mr. thaBoatoabar, ako alaa ronlay, with a view of assisting in the defense of the T. er- Governor Wdlard of Indiana, who is the brafekot4a4aw of Cook, tka last rgptnred of ihe bund of inanrtrenfa, and who is naturally enppoeed to be searching tot whatever may appear to favor bia unlucky relative; and the Attorney-(ieueral of Indi? ana, with perhapa a similar view. Paeoloaa of tka araraaaadforpaaaoaeaaotaWietij upproprjite to the I OBaaV TWO i-fuivvart fellows, WatBOanaa, I believe, i rtaiah a way of ihe Ferry oVhf, lay strrtched at full length, asleep, and snoring piti disturbed from their by men af times when it tha their heavy reapirariotis threati rved to in'rude upon the serenity of tbe Court.

The prisoner on trial to-day was Edwin Coffio, a young inan as ia Brown's Iliaappettrar.ci ail re.inarkable. His fare wean a stolid air, expressive of no strong emotion, but it is said be havi shown great resolution Badplack. After his arrest. he was coming down upon the railroad from Ferry to ChaHestown, be was pretty fiercely by a man who charged him with having indicted a few he carried about with him. Coppic sprang to feet, aad quite a fariou? war of words but rtetoTital daai-s ot were speesLly v-y af fj rraaai i a aa a the aaJ (W veroVt still raerr- rapedry armed at by In than they Tic- by bin with no aura of except that bsr Bali hia under lip rioeely for a moment with teenh, af rirmni quivering.

JOHS BROW RH I'MNi Darb tha iliwoiK of the Jury in caao, aa order that no Urne should be waated, John Brown waa irr jail to he vwd. He walked wifcB Ida nlty, and every movement to be attended with pain, ultfconara kit gave no -ti of it. It waa th? gaatajrhfa gave aa alaioet deathly pallor Lw lie eealedl near hin counsel, and, aft.t onoe resting hia b. ad bie right band, remained m.st.ow and far a time apparently of all that umx'tvecioae of the execra? tions audibly whisps'rod by spectalsirr?" bhark hearted villain! heart aa black aa a and many h. bile the Judge read de? auoaoa the of exception which had keen submitted, rat very linn, with tightly fompreswcf.

with no appvaraure of affectation of IIa aa a block of atone. When the Clerk him to stand and aay why sentence ahould not aa passed upon him, he and leaned lightly forward, hands reeling ou the table. He timidly? hi indeed? and in a voice singularly gent la and mild. But his aentence? came cmfttsed from aia m. nth.

and he emed to be wholly unprepared to speak at this time. have already goas) bsjj your hut the ca.i give no intima? tion of the soft and ten.ler torn yet calm and manly that tilled the court-room, and, I think, touched tha haarta af aaaaj whohad oooaa only to rejoice at the heavieet Mow their waa to suffer. Thea Judge read the death senten.v, which fully forwarded by telegraph. At ihe announoee ment t) at. for the sake of example, the) execution would be more than usually public, one indecent fal? low Is I md the Judge chair and clapped but he was indignantly chocked, aad in a that Mated him to bobVfO he would da b.

st to retire, a hu he dad. It ia a question, nevar ihciWaa, if the genera! sentiment were not fairly aa I I. .1 bj Bat acton. Brown was soon after bd away ta his place of continetuoiit. hkown IS The juil of Chariest own is a meek-baking Iu enth, it must have been a respectable private reas deiice.

lau now, in y. it is given over te uaea of State. At present, it divides attention with the Conrt Hottec, opp.vitc to which it vestibule ka thronged with visitors. The reception-rooai is never vacant. Toward evening, the guardians of the inaur their solicitude, and refuse ingreaa to all but the beet-vredlted applicants.

At dusk, thia evening, this i.ception-noin was a buey aceuo. A brisk Colonel, whose name I forget, hut whose person I never can, on account of his tniniculotts development of hair, hn was bniidcd from behind, brought round over the forehead, um! tied in huga bow-knot be? tween his was otyautzing tiie night pulrol, and superintending the loiiding of a number of SharpeVa ready for uae. Hp was careful to impart confi? dential i to c. Mam p. i -oils, in a way so that all could hear, to the effect that be had that day re? ceived scon ot telegraph warning him of thia pHiticulur night, ue a iv? OB kwd arranged to coma oft without delay.

People, however, were hula moved by this, und persisted in talking of the uuexpeoted I tpaOatOBOau of Browu'a execution for one whole month. Itn wn is as comfortably as any man can be in jail. He a jdcaeant nwitn, which ta shared by whose recovery remains doubtful. He baa opportunities of occupy ing himself by writing and reading. His tailor, Avis, was of the party M-nd iu capturing him.

Brown says A ia one of the BaM he ever and that his tre.it men ist I re. iealy what be ajaaald axpaat tram brave I low. lie is permitted receive su aa ha il. bea MO. Ho thai bo every one, and that be is preaching, even ut pur? with greet! effect, npon the enormities of Slavery, and with argu Maaa that everybody fails answer.

frienda sny, witli regret, thai in many of Ins recent conversa? tions, he given stronger reason for a behef that be ir insane than ever before. wounds, excepting one rut on tbe back the head, have all now beaded, without suppuration, and the are visible. He hia I very rupul recovery to strict abstemious habita through life. appearance ry much the aaojsi as u.oial, whiih is ditcidedly unlike all the portraita of htm that have of Inte uppenn d. He is really a man of impoeing uppearunee, and neither his tattered gar the in which were rauaesl by 000 face, 000 detnict from the nianlineaa of his i.ii.

ii. He is always and every trace dirquietude left him. CtraiaOT ro the Hahi'ik'-i-Fkiihy V'Ar A'ir- Juurnal of (Jommfrrt exhorts to clem? ency toward Brown and bis in the Har? per a-i'eriy invasion. Tht Aueuita feirpondB (o proposition tbe following, every one of which we indorse and adopt our owa. The Hay of forbearance has passed.

We are to all excitement, we are lor oiodeiaiiou ou this oa all other but there is d. ht due to the law aad to the South, and we that it shall be paid, without abatement and to the uKennonl fail lung: 'J'hr Journal is mistaken if it any to the at Charlcsfown, from the Executive of Virginia, or any uianilsatation, from uiiy quarter at the South, of a disposition to deal gently with them. The invasion of Harper's Kerry ea baaaOtd the forbearance of ihe people of the South, and created, from the I'otomac to Kio liranda, a feeling of iadignatiop of hich our Northern brethren PBaot aware, because is profound to ea preseed in the noisy in which the South naaaily vt nts her tor ngs she euflera from North. This aWliagoiAtiuda beyoadtha brigands, who are now BBOO trial at Cbiiriestown, to the piirty at tha North, whose ihey have by trea robbery and bloodshed, and to the eeetion whieb ts to the domination of such a party. It da? rn that the brigand Brown, and 'followers, shall sutler the extreme pen of law for the wh.i tl ey baro gtnlly; and that, there shall be no conreeaion to, or compromise) wiU? the At.I.

ialiatiCieu of the North. Rspnblleaa. CasaiiaTOwa, Tbaraaby, Nov. 3, The rounrel iu Brown ease have filed 'he oV isaoa ol tbo Ooarl refusing the motion for aa e-t ludjiii.ent, and will rarry the'aae to i oarl of Appeal? now in at Richmond. Mr.

bihon will argue the boforo thai Court. It may b. taken up in tl Court immediately, bat, if not de fixed tor execution, tt ba? ll, veu tJov. Wine will grant a rej'rieve. Ti thai of S.h.eld.- Creen.

alias aeMONK negro, ia now going um. Mr. (in-wold appeared bis counsel. Jmlge Russell ol also oa bis way here, tu take part the defense of the priwiners. In tho ra mainder of the eases the same eouree will be porauad bt those of Brown and C'oppic.

The prsaocuUoa will prove their points, get a verdict, and the defenaa will move for in arreol Of judgment. Tlie deeWon of the of Browa's ease will tbas MMbo the whole. It i- believed lhaf the Court will aentenoa all the hung on the same day. In Cook ea hi ar rieipated that a of guilty will be and that be wiH make certain nrrebv tn.n*. the strength of wha.h a commutation of senfrrce will he sought.

is in a condition. Nothing but his amazing physical atrtngth and aa iron cooaOtu ttt i eoadd have enabled him to anrvive under srffti ro kdl three men. Tbe excitement here subsiding though a rtrirt military guard mainta.ned. and the trials af thej are not expected to develop any new or interesting points. Mr.

Hovt, one of Bruwu's rettsrnad to Leedemier, well and favoralafy kaewn to tha pubiV as an elvx-utionua, baa been sagaged by Mr. liefoireet to give a serves of ret.italic?aa, or rasal ingk," at the ball of the Palace Garden. Hon. Joseph Holt, I' raJ, with hia ladv, left Waahingtou awnuikg foi a I.