į Novsxam 12, 1864. j THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
loy for his re- 
—R ti pl Henoeforward all ships of all countries passing. through | lous — are determined to- emp oy k 
em want the be ce P the alli alliguon the Straits of Simonosaki eo eden aa ins friendly n manner, | election a sys of violence and fraud unknown in 
e ardently desir : Ships shall be allowed to purchas aud hi ro Th itt the. people to 
with ance, a nation which atforded a generous example | water, and every other onem, y Tar rum of cfe] American, his ug. e committee fiie pe peo 
the whol world. Let e have —— He w pea saki is subject to violent winds and currents, people suffering |. leb nothin g preven nt their cas ting emoeratic vote. 
" led he om "d Nos oniy shall maw forta not bo bulli but no ji | ae 
2. shall new forts no e ut no re 
Eero of the [aiin eee var considered the treaty hs be Lie onig eol c cana dor shall gut b be mounted | f^ rae E the Adwinismton, e agent Ming 
with France as asa warning tothe So ereign Pontiff. Sign thereon. 3. Although the oun of Simonosaki might have pleaded guuty in t overnmen 
gainst the onn ire = ama en per artly burnt for bering fired on € ships, it was left | The im state t o: it is part of Mr. Lincolu?s way. 
no spoke ^ n ^ ze di A all be paid for this, and, in addition A : 
NET. sed in Turkey iy heavy Sui which have e ap, Ay a Nn pe nS. po :}of managing the campaign to eleet himself. — Mr. 
has whole expenses of the expedition shall efrayed by the Ww. T n Phili Pus ae cn 
broken up the railways a veral points. The E Prince=the, s sum to be settled by the Foreign Minister at er - M yd jas m he 
Florence were E bores ae furnitur Yes T^ 4. This Lag ement T merely ae the ecpention of | was n wn vo k; wei Vinola we the aaa ok the 
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destroyed, and the Arno rose to P e level of the tions affecting Chosin, which have to be re def bat bat weon the o y. " y eri [3 " "dn Fei the only ho 
parapets of the quays. The Czarewitch por koe at Turin | Japanese Government and the Ministers of foreign Pow didate in the is d, but he Ll pim abo 
og Tuesd: evening incognito, alighting at the Hótel roceedings 8 pper 
ğe ale where he wen iie A Ww vende New ZEALAND.—Advices from New Ze ala " con- | Canada, for the cctvadibion e the indiens raiders 
morning | by the Duka d'Aosta and Prince Carignan. tinue Me » hostile movement by the Tabal l| who were captan ed ster L2 st ack o n St. Albena 
the King aid a visit to the na ativ es ve eu ice, any o em are surren bem qr ? priso bee 
ae T ^d Tit dering their arm moved to Montreal, E their DE zn 
ME dignos d just been received at S N E Sram, pata — ont? Panen on w api be concluded. Lieutenant Young bas written a let 
27th made simui f - gregem vee 
Peters of the opening of the telegra ai line ‘fee es 8 cem, 
tak to Kia chta, News m now: be sent, to Peki 4 and — arp pois n. Vermont to burn 
ays th ae wry fully prepared agains nst attack upon all points. ‘er an | towns and: de in retaliation "for the devastation. 
"Tur DANUBLN PRINCIPALITIES.-— he elections to | obstinate contest the Federal en me, e were repulsed | of the. Shenandoah — . He S" s he violated no 
te General Conn pail have terminated, and are foe of ^am being 1500. killed | Canadian law, and. w: ested and delivered to the 
sble to the Government. Prince SE ton cul wounded, and tler being still heavier. aves , anthoritie ae Om. terror by armed 
bill to the Council of State.relative to vee introduction | On the aid the Confederates "penetrated into Grants | Am The militar Buffalo are 
w civil r wg Aa AMT. civil marriage into the Princi.| mes for d ms the 2d and 5th cater peeling ree: apprehensive. of ‘radi from, Canada. 
Roman. Catholie d: has [vs een | Corps, T" ers. = after- | President L'neolu has declined by letter to interiors 
stablished y the petal en at, Varry., wards Shin ae the restr, "but were repulsed. | with Quot Johnson's proelamation, requiring: 
Ixpu.—By the Bombay mail. we have particulars of | The C nfederate reported 8 91 v. igs The Doma rom Presidential electors. M. Pendleton, ‘the 
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cI Sth October, causing immense destruction of life cavalry occupy “Fisher's Hill, their main force being a speech and by letter, that the Democratic party 
ty. Of more than: 200-ships in the Hooghly | Newmarket. Phani t is at Cedar Creek. Confederate, is is pledged to the restoration of a constitutional u 
ar i only d me left at their moorings after | counts state that im the attaek on the 19th, Earl 
ng been stranded or sunk. The} captured and brought off 18 guns and 1 prisoners, | State of the Union, President Davis has made pins 
san o o we. on land was also great, and | The Federals subsequently diia] 30 guns, which | stating that the nes als. had repulsed s all ee 
there is every Fie io fear that the loss of life has| became blocked in the. streets JA E. The nego tiation, and that t foreign reign 
not been overrated. The Viceroy and. Governor- — lost less thau ould 
General left Simla on oe sd Oct. and reached Lahore papers assert that arrangements P ‘making’ fo the achieve peace and in as De repr t 
om the 14th. There to be a large gathering of Confers to occupy and hold Atlanta, General temptuonsly any negotiation by separate. States. He 
Asiatic nobility at the: pte, Vice-regal Durbar on the - d Decatur a bcn Repu S says that General Beauregard had gone to Georgia to 
18th. His Excellency was to formally inaugurate the| W vit the of four guns and 100 priso He assist Hood, whose army had increased in strength and 
of the Lahore and Mooltan section of the hendre “westward along ba south p of ths confidence since = fall of Atlanta andhe hoped that 
jab Railway on the 19th. The Bhootan Field Tennessee river. The rumour that Sherman haa within thirty days Sherma d seek Kho de 
^d will be re ready to move by the 15th November. evacuated Atlanta | is not c ontirmed. re large force t nessee. i. President Mere as appointed: 
g 1 he | the 16th inst. as a da ay of thanking for recent 
pb brigades, under Brigadier General Mulcaster,| Tennessee river to attack Paducah and Columbus. 
operating from the Sights and [^s Pete caia Duns. | Kentucky. erar sorte issued an address grant- NS siii. i - Quebec - spatehes state that 
ford ting subordinately on the left. ‘The Ameer | DE nce had decided on confederation, which p^ ee 
mE i after settling Toorkistan, intends to march, He says that he joins the army full of pes and sn d to the existing Parliament without direc k 
: e Secretary of State has in- | €? onfidence in i struggle, to «à a blow which rence to.the pnblic. The constitu -— of the Con 
structed the Governor-General to discourage the native | hall bring 8s des the Sou vim army and | federation will, probably, provide for à appointment 
_ princes from sending costly presents to her Majasty, a triumph ^ the of peace and to the| A Governor General, ,byt 
- . EGYPm —Adv.ces from Constantinopl: state that a'l D. The } Northern jo journala al aport that ecard phe The Crown will also Namni the members of 
1 pecting the transport "bere Egyp toes army ispersed, and) the Uj er for lifi members | 
«ro uie Nn roi As ta driven below Fort Scott General Pleasanton, with Loco ad, uii hs debi " five: aa ie 
Jarax.—The following are the details. of the action | the loss of many thousand men and all his guns but | Governor to appoint the Lieutenaut- 
fought at S; ors 
and 6th September. The fleet te dee of the Eury- | men were made prisoners is not believed, he excitement the sei 
alas, eror, Tartar, Barossa, Perseus, | thm and Price is said to habs retreating o Arkansas, with Wie the. Florida a (at m Plin Was 80, mb hy ry maed. 
Coquette, and Bouncer (English); Semiramis, Tan- aila of his late T. The bo ~ m pieces. 
Saat dis (Oxi) ae | Fn yg Be M Wi ied Ss Cod, roan 
msterdam ; t ant | without inti i 
Waking, bearing the p can flag. ‘The i concentrating at Hampton Roads siad. Wi. hu ce. The Governor of Babia bus ewpended oficial 
Dupleix, oes, Leopard, Meblen, mud | mingo fam. which, port the Conde cruisers | relations with the Consul until the Brazilian Govern- 
Djambi wi Y the first ls to open fire, and were | Tallahassee and eme m left T a maid a ment V. bor delibere on the facts, and in the meantime. 
immedia |y answered x arkai by the J: - Federal commerce. utions passed by the Southern | h admission ion of the Wachusetts i 
three-quarters of an wt We g T e Bit he Sape 4 Governments ments declare their den unalterable purpose to | pr ports riim ae - wn 
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rapid "lori 10 killed and about 30 ttes dex The p rg arrested the Demo- howe; ee Cents. Pia 89 to 882; New 
wounds, as used arrows, which caused lesome | cratic soldiers” canines agents in Baltimore | Three per Conte, $ 89% ; ities, ; 
| Rte nte henda remained m tho sh tert shafts|and „Washington, and closed their ^h, On alto; India Five per Cent. Stock, 107 to 1064; Ditto. 
to ue ithdrawn. The + FORI N tore Mul wer charge of falsely signing and forging the names of for Account, 104? ex div.; Exchequer Biils, June, 5s. 
n» i x effect — wing 4 On officers and soldiers entitled, to vote. Att the examination | TET 3 iliau,. 1863, 823; isb 
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o. nd the forts reit uta; then | The for: gory of oidin —— by the the New You State Bonde” m pe E: t 
ag of truce, and | agents at Baltimore has been ed, and the military | 28}; Ditto. 1864, 26 tods Portugues 472; 
subjects Made E TET an ry d two | Ditto 1856, &c, 471; Russian, 186 s div. ; ; 
Spanish Passive, 30i s. : i 
ees Turkish, 90 
the allied datai, han : peg core E msc Tbolition 
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a y from. the fleet, ik wd denounced. The war democracy hav 
A gens py a deed Fe of the democracy. General Dix has declared 0! men 
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injury, and few casualties| that the military will protect the purity of the polls ald Cs Bultión. 
board, The loss of AGT vo quini, tie Juivutieue: dé. sehe). agonie quá dasertene ando eme 
wounded—among the latter Captain | are entering the frontier States from Canada, | 
Euryalus, in the foot, which it is| Governor Bramlett of Kentucky has issued a proclama- jag eA: ; 
be amputated; Lieutenant Edwards | declaring that he will tolerate no military Ret ri -— 5 3304487. E "a 
of the same vessel, slightly; Lieu-| interference in the approaching elections, and directing | Public Deposits Rc Miren 
of the Tartar, badly, in the leg; and | tbe sheriffs, to arrest tbe offenders if any be attempted, | Bess Gommiionera acu: EE 
"eld, of the same vessel, badly.  "The|A serious political riot has taken place at Philadelphia t i Divi», pos | Sod and Silver Coie 2 7200 
Be Mad, Trend and Dutch are very|during a democratic procession, and numerous arrests | Sther A 
owing Convention was subsequently| were made, The National Democratic Committee have am nd 
i issued an address stating that Mr. Lincoln’s unscrupu-| Nov. 10.1864, Ar lide. ohier S 
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