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rillLADKIi PILIA, WllDNHSDAY, NOVHMIUlIt i), tNii4.
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The Political Campaign.
.SUMMARY OF THE RESULT.
Election cf JitiCOin and Joliasjii
Coiiccdod on All Hand.-?.
Nw York, Nniciutier '). The ''nwi' dim
New Fnglau.l, l'i tii -y I v : i, 1) d i v ir , N v
York, M.iry'nnd, Ohio, 1 n ! ..u Mi.-liU-m, Illi
Iioisi, Wi-cen-in, Micm-nia. luwu, and Kansas,
for Lincoln grand total, l'U o, ,q. r.il volet, In
dependent of the I'ii. -He States, which, if -1 j , h ivi)
probably chimi n II I.l.ieolu ldect ft. It damn
over 10 000 majorey in this State, and thi.mcn
tiers of Congress enough have been rtahed in the
Union to secure t!io n' iiiSi.o two thirds vote in
the Hoii'P f' r the prohibition of slaver? b? A
Cronsiltn(lo'i:il amendment. It makes t (jo Ne.v
York delegation stand 22 l'n'on to 0 IKinor its.
The II o. V cnnccdi'l Lincoln's elci-t..n, claim
ing Niw York, Kentucky, Now Joi ey. i l l "VI i s
pouri for McClcllan, Willi IV ms Iv aai i. Dela
ware, Oregon, Cail'ornii, and Nevada In doubt,
but most likely f r Lincoln.
The Tim, t c'nlms 11 ) vo'cs lor I.lncjln, with
the probability (t all il.oi ro't, except Kcntd ky
Missouri, and possibly Now Jersey. ..
News from Sherman.
nE RETURNS TO ATLANTA.
General Thomas with Two Oorp3 to
Take Care of Hood.
SHERMAN DESTROYS THE RAIL
ROAD FROM CHATTANOOGA.
ATLANTA BURNED.
He is Marching Direct on Charleston,
South Carolina.
J Cincinnati, November 0. The Iudiun
polis Journal says tluit officers from Chatta
nooga report tlmt General Sherman returned
to Atlanta early hwit week, with five, corps of
bis army, leaving two corps in Tennesew,
under General Thomu.i, to watch Hood.
He destroyed the railroad from Clmttnnooa,
Red la sending the Iron to the former pin e.
Atlanta was burned, and Sherman is now
inarching directly for Charleston, South Caro
lina. LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
News More and More Favorable.
HO NEW LOAN UNTIL AFTjSR
MEETING OP CONGIiESS.
HplRl to Trio r.vt'iilnic IVIfWrrnpti.
Wasiiinoton, November 8. News comes in
better and bi tter.
It is considered certain that tho Secretary of
the Trevury will not put a new loan on tho
market till alter Congress tomes together.
Ccn. Sheridan's Army
THE REBELS TO TAKE
THE OFFEN8IVE.
EWELL SUPERSEDES EARLY.
Etc., x:to.
Ktc, i:te.. aato.
New Yohk, November !). Tim . mWi des
patch fri'tn Sheridan's nnny, duel tho Ht'j,
states that Sheridan has received iiifurnialion
that the Rebels intend immediately to assume
the otltnsive. Jiwell has superseded E irly.
Xvumx'r AeciimilM.
tub wiiiiis id Ahsrvir. nn: or:i:s4ivt:.
lliMii.iruiii.iis Mm in.:: Mii.iruiv Uiwsiov,
November 8. General Sheridan has received in
formation Ibtt tnc Ueb'ls intend to assume th.i
onYnsive. tii in rai K well lias superseded (ieuo
rl 1' arly in cuiuniaiid oi the lie. jjI troops iu U. J
valh-y.
Yesterday l'it.l uith Leo's Division of Cavalry
wus at Wiii'dniisviile, iu Cueapmi rlu r. Iinno.hut
was. Hlho repmieil the re. I'lio Rebel turce at this
I mint wuh ovor livo thou-i;uil mroni. Mi-u'iy
ias I. ten reniloreeil by a regiment, en' irinia
cuvulry, ii ml was yetr'tay at llvrry ville.
A KXI'M n o.
A ruld is cxp 'c eil ou M'iai ln ster, or on tli3
lire ot tiiin ral Slier. l m's coiiiiMiiii. a'ions. I'lie
lUbil uioveincLti hive bin ulifti'ly nv.in er
uitid. 1 ho tavairy movi d this tnoruin(. To-lay
a lorre fiom lieneeul Kciky's conuniu l s.i''eMS
tuMy atmi'ked a lUhel torce that was iimv.u
t'..ip! Moorlit'd. A i.eral (ii'gauineai (J now
lot kni fi r in ft i!.iy or i.vo. Tlure ii In leii bull
ca'iLR that the Ik:Is v.ill atieinnt to II ink (i no
rul HhurMnn in 1.1- pn-ilion at I'e.l irereek. K.irly
bus gone to Hii bleoiel. A.io Yuri, ,!,
in niitv.i itFi; v 1 1 1 or i; i:r.u ti,
nn i.t.i i
Ki'tiM i'"'-i I' r.ie ovj i .'.ivi; .
VasiiiNo ie.N, Nuver.il.cr It iu ttnilarstooJ
tlmt General MeClollun hit' i'ac.d his ro-ibfna-tiou
In the hamit of the War Department. It
was held back by Uls fih uils until utter the elec
tion. I buve no mcanf of coniirmiu this rioort
t prctcnt. It Is pi-obably true.
Ksou.vn:o fiu:.ss iuKi'Mcit.J
RVAMi.V.VI lOV OI' Uf.. Mi rl.KI.I. V V.
New Yol'K, November 9. A epcrial despatch
ftoui Wtt.-hiigtjn blutes that (Jciieiul Mcf'lo'.lun
ent In lii rofioi'.utiou to thi Secretary of War
lact evening.
The Steauikliip "Africa.'
Ft. Joiin, N. 1'., November 6. The Spanish
baniuo J,na$ reports that she aw the stauuiship
Afii(,a at 8 o'clock on MonJay mornine;. The
weather was very clear. bo probuhly passed
the Cape ulkmt tw cnty-tivc miles off. Tho AfrU a
is due ut Ilulit'ux on Wednesday morning. Iler
dates ure to the 2'Hh of October from I.lTerpool,
nd iMHh, from Uueentown.
Railroad Accident N I.I vet I.oxt.
IIavkk nn GuAt ii, November 8. An unfortu
nate railroad accident occurred at 1'eiTvv Illo latt
night. The through freight trulu from I'hila
dulphia, owlug to the engineer on the train
approaching the steam ferry, boat at loo high a
rate of speed, collided with the engiuc and four
cars which were standing on the steamer, pre
cipitating both engine, and eveu cars into the
river, among which were three loaded can of the
Adams' Express Company. No lives arc known
to be lost. No detention to travel will ensue If
the tides keep ordinarily full to allow the boat to
poos over the obstructions. The engines were
new, and very valuable, one of tUein tue heaviest
kmx1 oa tho road.
i'Hliin .EDITION
" Tho Voico of tlio Tooplo is the
Voice of God."
GREAT VICTORY!!
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
UNION TRIUMrn COMPLETE
One State for McClcllan.
RESIGNATION OF THE GENERAL.
HEAVY UNION CAINS IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
" LIBERTAS TEIUMriIAIT3."
Speculations of the Fablic Fress,
THE CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
A Two-Thirds Union Majority.
THE COPPERHEADS COM
PLETELY CRUSHED.
life., Etc, nto., Ito., UtO.
EESTJLT IN PENNSYLVANIA..
t'orrrctfd MioritlrH ns far an KtoI veil.
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LfiHST ELlCTIOil REfUBfi
I'FXXSVI.V AM .
Ht.iuvi!i.K, Noveiu'er !) This D.roitirU
l.itiioln m.d Johnson no, ii'id Met. el an
I J; a 1 nion ia..oiuy ot .,t. A n oi .1.
l'err. II township fcives u I'm -u majority of .'51.
A cn.of o.
1'iilion coin, ty pives about Denio.tu'Ie nia-
jonty. Ltiion M 11!
la iK'ium (tivcb : l. nion maj r:ty. a ptm oi ;i,
K.vMov. Novenil'ir 9. No.i'iainptou caunry
give, a Deii.ocralic iani of about I0J.
M.W JIHHI'.V.
C'Ai'K May, November ('ao May enun'y
(liveo Lincoln 'ido miijoriiv. Starr (I'nion) has
1'.'7 l'i r Coegiii'H. YViTe ( I'nion) for the S'nto
i"innte, 171 iniijority j an4 li'JOvcy (Union) 2l
juiiioiiry tor the Assemble.
I'lurlirgton county Li't'o T.gg H-lfr, OSt
X'nion minority ; Wa-I.lncton township, t'nion ;
lSuts Kivcr tcunsliip, -IK Democratic.
MEMllKns Of CONOlll tis tttCTKIi.
FIi st District, John 1". Starr, Kepnblii au.
Sen iiU Ditstrict, doveriior Newell, Kt)Ul licin.
11. ir.: Dihtiiet, C. Sitreaves, Democrat.
1 otirtl. District, Theo.iore Little, r.cpublii'.r.l.
I il:h D.ttnct, E. It. Y. Wright, Democrat.
iti.cvfirfHTiosr.
Democrats, C j Iiepublieat.s, 3. Total, 5.
1 he following corrected have been rcceivj J :
Cape May, '.'l'J l iiion maioiity.
Ciiiiibcrlund, o";u Ui.ion majoiity.
Suliiu, bh Union Majority.
Cilouctster, olio I'nion mujority.
Cumden, fiOO I'nion majority.
Iturliuptou, TOO L'ulon iimjority.
llui.teiiion, 1T0O Democratic lnniority.
The New Jersey Legislature etuuds ut prc-ent
thus i
tienatc I'nion, 7 ; Democrats, 1.3.
Holme L'niou, 20; Democrats, 40.
As tar us heard Horn the next Legislature will
Stand :
Senate One I'nion gain.
Houk Union, 'J!; Democrats, 31. Again of
one tut nilar of the House iu the districts to hear
from will make the House a tie.
1 his is important, as an election for frilled
States Senator, in place of Hon. Mr. lea Lyek,
takes place lu next January.
DELAWARE.
Wilminotox, November 9. Tho returns from
Kent county show Democratic gam a over ltxi.',
while in bu.sex there are l'ulon gums. The Bute
Is not considered as very doubtful.
MlMllKK Or COMOklS UKIKS.
S. 6 withers, Republican,.
WAV VOtili.
'i 'v V"i k Nov. me, r ').'!,,. in ori'r of
lllOoh., 10 the l.i . u l,H:-H .i i;i :l Inbuilt, IS
n put' l nl l.'.i.
s 1 A 1 1: oi i icrus vi.'o n !i.
C.'ovri:'or, I:, i' l'eit'on, Lepo'ej. n.
I . et .,. rtmr, I . ti. in.id It (nbll-in.
t'.o .il I'nciii. s-i-e- r, I'. . Aib- t. r. I; o.
L,s, e, f r . f I r -. n-, l. I'. 1 o.re.t, :.-o.
!UHi i i s , o , . . n o u i s i "i, oi n : v e r 1 1
Vi"t Di t iot. St' ; ' n l' i' r, !!. ,.., ,i.
s, , ..: I b-'n r, I inn. l.e.-k' 'i, Ii ii or i'.
Tl.ir I l -"I I I s Mil ti vh ev, li .,, i')-1 i.
Vi erh I ..e. M i :l , .lo'l.e., I'ein "M It.
I' t:t, l -1 No - . T.i I' oi t.
Six I: lli.'li,". It." is. I I! .vii .1. Keo lb ,.' I 1.
S.-v. toll l'i-tr - , .1 V i ii .!'. r 1 ' in' r"
i oi D-.-.i ', 'ii. i: n , , i; .,.r. n.
Sin-1' D-:n. I, in. A. P i i i , u...,',,.
ho.'h tb 're ', V. ,,i. K.1,11 ,1 !i hi . ,.
L ev, D. i':,.i-. II. i -j .., p,. ,,.
'I' a. l::'i I ' ii iot, lob'i il K -U mi. II pub.
'I l.li'e, nth l".'iio', I,. N. Il'ib ,j , li .
1 ' I'1' ei Ii i I V II b , 111 , ; . ; -.- r . I m.
1 i!b . t.'h I ) , 'i i f. I i;ni A ' .1 1- .vol i, Ho ub.
Si alolith I i- r ei. ('! in. I, i Kol. .:, lb' . ib.
S. .. i,t, ., ih f -1 - w (' I . 111. 1 oii'it, I! piiii.
I- 'I'll! til 1 1 1 t, .1. M. M.i.-vin, T etbi,e il.
N ii eti ," tp I - i- . ', M ki.ib ":'ii .i.. li, oi.
T.l!':i t:. Ib- ri, I. .VI. I ...u II 1, i l:n, I!-:, lb.
'1 llll.tv lil t I i.tri. t. K.is.-oe ' '".k'VI', Ko,lI'l.
1 . i iv . c ,.-,! i:.-r et. s. r. ; iioie-, 1; io.
Twill; .i,",ii I lb lu. t, I . V. D iv.-. li 'pu ..
'I'm I ll t II. tj P.-tri. (, T. l. r.iin ,v, i: ;p.
T-i,iy-iif I' listi t, I' ,ei I Mi.rr.. K- p.
'I . i t" sin'Ii D:-b iot. (.ibs W. II ,i f i i -. lie ..
T" ii'v -ei, mi, it, f, on ;t. n v.,r., i j,.
-'. i.n.ei.bi'li Hi.--i i, t, Kosivll II rt. It,.
'I i r.'v n ; !i I t t n . , lliir V i i II ,i i, II v.
Tbirieih 1 1 -tr:. r. .lame, M. II i: r v. l--i.
1 hiny-l.i .; Di-tri, I, I ,-rii-y V.ui Aeriiuni. K
r. ii'i i i ii la riox.
Hi I ub:ii ans, .ii ; Doiii.Ho.m, 11. I icil. :t.
m iim:.
l'l'tfrl iN'o, November b. Ill l'v n -. T.i n -
con J'.',",!'', anil Met'Mbiii I7,b,',. sleovini: a
men fiul'l ot 7,1 on tbe Sepo-lno, r elee.i.iu.
The siitiie ,r, poiti "i ll,r,,iiebon', ttie Stu, will
give Lincoln about ls.oon m n rpy.
ItllOOK ISl.tMl,
Piioviiu . r, November 9 I'lie rcPt-n from
nil theto'ves in the S'lte, evp; liloeK I-!',,.),
show a inHM'i-itv tor l.mooln oi -ejll. T he sot
illels' Vote W ill mercil-e it.
t tS'.K IItst.HS.
This S:ate gives Libeoln and Johnson mi,ii" i
mnjonty.
sriri: rtrKfvr ii.i:rn:n.
flmi'tiKir, John A. An Ireiv, I! puli'io m.
Lieut, i nut-1 iovcrt'or. Joel I1 uileu. K -p.
Se letiu T i f St ,te, Clivir Warner, liepublicaii.
Auditor, Levi Keed. I ( pu 1 ! u- in.
Attoim y-lleneral, Cluster L. Hee l, H-p.
mi. Munis or cost. pes, i:i.i:erni,
First Di-tricl, Thomas 1). l'.liot, itepii'ilieiiii.
Secoi.d Ibstriet, t) ikes A.I'C--, liepilb.ie in.
't turn lb-triet, Alex. II. Kieo, Kepublie.in.
T'ointh District, Satnl. Ilooni".', Itepu'illenn.
Filth DiHtriet, John H A'!ev, Uepiibliean.
Si :. t h lli.iricl, H. W. (Jooeh, Kepubli, mi.
.s, vi ml; Disiriet, (leo. s. 11 ,iitnell, Kepub'ie.in.
T.I- hth Di-triet, J. I). It d l i in, I! piibl.e.i i.
NiiiiIi Di tiiei, W. L. V a-iibiirn, Ke,ubii, an.
lentil Distrtet, 11. L. Dawei, Kcpunlie.iu.
1:1.1.11! II LAltoN,
llepiiblioaus, 10.
ntitii.tMi.
The irni' n niujoiity on the home vote will be
neatly H'uo.
sriri: oiiiokhs Ft.i.i ri.i'.
(iovemor, Thomas Sivann, Kepublie.in.
Lii iileriaiit-tiovertior, I'. C. It 'publieau.
Compiiollei , It .1. .lump, Republican.
Attorncv-Ceiieial, A. U iiidaM, Itepublie in.
Judge of Court of Appea s, D. Weiscl, liep.
Ml.Mlll'.liS Or CONdUtSS ELKl lrll.
I'ir.-t District, J. A.J. Cressw II, Itepuhllean.
T hird District, Kdwin II. Webster, Ueniii.iie in.
Tliiid District, Chorlcs I'.. I'helps, lleiniiilieau.
Fourth District, Frank TTiomtts, Itepiiblu'iut.
Tilth District, lieiij.uniu (J. Harris, Deutoer.it.
ItbCM'ITt I.ATIO.V.
Ilepiiblicans, 1 ; Democrats, 1. Total, ).
KAM1S.
math Tii Kur I'uoiniil.v i:t.i:cn:ii.
(lovei nor, Su'on O Tit iti lier, ltepu'ilie.in.
Lleuieii iiii-tiiivcrnor, John S. Iiu.dls, Uop.
Secretary ot .S'ale, Will am II. Siuadurs, Kep.
Atubtor, As i Hairroee, Hepublieau.
AitorniyCeiieral, lluaui (JriittuM, R:p.
Assistant Judi o Si.preuiL' Court, .S.muiel A.
Kmgman, Itepublicm.
Ml Ml l it or CONOIll'.ss.
Albert I.. Lee, Republican.
llSiSOl'ltl.
sriTii orncmis 1'iioMAiii.v t'l.ri rr.ii.
flovernor, Thomis L. I'ri -e, Deni icrat.
Lieutenant (imeriior, Luke W. le'inis, Deui.
Sei niary of St. t , .1 noes M I'orroii, Dour) rat.
Auditor, Ch.is. C. Koir. rs, Domnci it.
Trensuier, t.io. C. Ilinuliiui, llein "-rat.
Ui f!i-ter oi Lands, W I'. ISi.lmirs, Deiuoerat.
Atn riiey-deiieral, Abe M. Wiiiiiiolk, Deuioerat.
MLMIIllllH OK CONliRKK rllollAIII.Y KI.KI I IW.
Fiist District, John llnft m, Deuncr.tt.
Seoi.u li,mct, Henry 1'. Illo, liep iblie.in.
Third D.sti let, Sauiple Orr, l)e,n i. i u.
Fourth lbsttict. s i'uiiel '1. II ivd, llopubliean.
Filih Diitiiet, J. W. MoC'itr-,-, Ucpuutica'i.
Slih )i'iict, . Deti.ocr it.
Seietith D.s'riet, llecj. F. Lo in, K"ublieaa.
Fieh h Distiict, John V. Ijiover, I) ,n urat.
iiiilii District, Odoii (liutar, Dem.a'rat.
in ei I I ri I.ATION.
llcpubllcaiis, I ; Demo, rats, !. Total, 0.
KVA.
ht it i' ori ici.us I: r.i.f ri: :.
F. rr' t.iry of s't ate, James WrU'it, llepu'jliean.
Aii'iilor, John A. Llllolt, R"i!i'ilie m.
Attoriui (letierai, 1-aae L. Allea, llnpublie m.
Judfcc .Supreme Court, C. I'. Cole, Republican.
MKMIIIileS lI' I 0N(1KKS.S KI.DCl 111..
First District, J..mes 1". W.lson. R puSili'ian.
Second IM tiler, llir.iiu lbiee, Itepabiiein.
TI inl Di-tiiet, Win. II. AHisoii. Repuulie m.
Fomili Dm:rict, Jos. li. tii-inne'l, R.'uubl can.
T ilth liiKirict, .lohn A. K i-oii, llepuiili'' in.
Sith Di-tr'ct, A. W. lLibb.,!.!, Republican.
lie I ublicuns, ti.
Mil f.tii IX.
This Stale 1ms given Lincoln and J jhn-ou over
l-j.vo in, j Tity.
hi in: oi'i n ens r.i.i'cTf.P.
Cnvcini r, lb my ll.t'ra o, Lepubiiejn.
Lieiilci.ai.t-tioieinor, E. i). tlrjsv n .r, lletmh
I.e nn .
Seeietary of State, J.n. S. Tor' r, Fepublioau.
Aiidpor, I . mil Annexe, liepu ill ' in.
Attormy-tiini r.il. Alb. i t H iliiuuis.lt.'pti'i'le iii.
Jii-tieo Siipieiue L'otiit, Tho. ii. is M. C'oOaV,
republicp.n.
Muv in. lis or riiMinrn I'ttm: i in y ri.r.c i i:n.
First District, F. C Li'ina:i, iieiuibllra't.
SicoEd Iii-trict, Ch.'ries 1'p-on, K; pii'ilican.
I'hiid District. John W. Loi,; ear, Kepii:iliean.
Fourth Disttict, Thus. W. Ferry, Kepub'tcan.
Filth District, Augustus ('. Il iluiviu, Democrat.
Sixth District, William W'iliurd, Democrat.
ll'ICAl't I'l l. I I'ION,
Kepuhllcans, 4 ; Dcmoci'iits, 2. Tjt.il.t5.
AMI OHM .
MVMidns or coMiui.ss itoi.aplv fi.i.c n:t.
First Dh'riit, D. C. Mr'.teiir, Ilej it'oic in.
Secord 1 is'rict, W. Hittby, Itepublicau.
Third Disiriet, J. Temple, Demo, rat.
in cAi'tri l vi iov.
Re; ul Ucjii, 2 ; Democrat, 1. Total, '.
inivi:iort.
siatk tii Kt:r ki. ti d.
Ch. Jus. Pup. (N urt, Thoiua, Wilson, Rp,
A-soiiaies, S. J. R. Mc.MiUuu, Kcpabdcan.
John M. Kerry, Republ.euii.
HI Mill IIS OI' Cl).S0lll.S Kl.lC'TRll.
First District, W. Windoni, Ilepiibliraii.
Secoad District, Iguatius Dounclly, Kep.
wisi'onsix.
STATE TICKET KLEC'TRl).
state Superintendent, John a. McMynn, Rep.
MF.Mlli nS 0V CONOUKHil PttOBAIlI.Y KI.tX'TED.
First District, John W. Cay, Democrat.
Second District, 1. C. Sloan, Republican.
Third Dintrnt, Amasa Cobb, Republlcau.
Fourth District, Charles A. lOldrldge, Dem.
Filth 1 Istriet, Gabriol Houck, Democrat.
Sixth District, W. C. Melndoe, Kepublican,'
BECAl'ITCLATIOK.
Pemocrats, 3 ; Kepublieaus, 3. Total, 6.
TKX EE.
Nasuvii.i.b, November 9. The city gives Lin
coln U17, MeClellon i4.
The Republican ticket i elected by a very
arge majority. The elation passe 4 tf quietly.
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II
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LAHGE UNION MAJORITIES IN
Cni'STEH AND DELAWARE
COUNTIES.
A Gro.-it Iacr.3133 Over
October Election.
til 3
ifet'it In 'I'tio K.Ptil'is leleicriipli.
'i;sr CitKsri ii, .iiv.'mb. r '..Nearly all of
Chester county Inn I), n heard fro n, a id indi
outi u 1'r.i m m ijority of 2i;i0; Del uv.ire oo'.in'y
on r 1 )'io iii. .j irity ; makiurf l' all about I'MiJ in 1
juri'y Iu tho Seven'b Dl-'.ri. t. l'ii.s Is a I'ni m
gain ow r Oetob. r of about ii:0.
John II. ckiiniii mid some of hi) admirer, re
fused to Vo:e ut all; hat notiviili.itand.-'-' tiis
s.-atilts on Mr. Lui""'ii, there v, . is nn '. ,it
mvusiof the county by W. K. Ilurher, Cuiiir-
niiui of the Cuuiity Cutumlttvo, ttfd we iucre-.t:e.
1 ur vote in nearly every iov. n.,uip 111 uie uisiru'r,.
Tlio olt f tiew Yorli.
Ni w Yohk. November 0 The Ti,,tnir hits on
its bii'li tin bi mid a plucaid claiming tUe State of
New York tor Lincoln by J.ijO niajoiity.
Murine Ulsiislcr.
T,s,ns. November 'J. Th"! schoon'r I'hmnr,
from St Domingo, brings the ollicirs and crew 01
thet-lup Amtrnt, trom Antiverp, ior acw lora,
ubi.rdoneJ, Novemba i, in a sinltint; condition,
having encoiintcred a hurricane ; loot rudder,
etc., and spn iig a lei.k.
from llnvHim.
Niw Yohk, November 9. lly the staa-ner
f'atiimliia wo have Havana dates ot tlio olti.
There Is no direct news from Melco.
The I'itafrtle, ol the lilh ult., says that vagi
bonds, deserters, and robbers fuli st every ro.id,
robbing even- one they meet, and it is urad that
the (ioierntnent should show no pity the
ldBKue which ravages Mexico.
Advices from I'ortokee to November 31, repor.
toe arrival of the Hpanlsh brig !, from Mon1
tevideo, with three captains, two mates, and tivo
failors, belouging to the vessels Hunw Squall,
Mviidunton, and lam, captured and burned by
the Florida. .
The Uueen of Spam has passod ( decrae pro
moting all the otlicors of her urniy, sous to receive
their favor. ... .
The health of Havana conld not be better.
On the 41 h a committee of Influential persons
railed ut tbe palace to ask, through General
liulee of thetlueen, that all negroee born alter
January 1, Ibba. shall be declured free at tbe
expiration of twenty-four years ; to receive during
the last four years a saluiy of 00 per mouth,
and a portion ef this to be rotaiucd. tdl their tree
doiu is ccoBDUbvd.
FOURTH KIHTLAX
rKESIDENT LINCOLN S RE
ELECTION. IV fCi AINNOUNCr.D TO TIIM.
Hi- R.-j.-'ioos that th) Pfoplo E : lorso
his War Folicj-.
tS)tM':thl (. ITie l'.Mllii; I i li a ritfiti.
AV.M'IIimiion, November "J I'h'l Presi lent
win called out this murni'tit a' out 2 A, M., an 1
ii.nile 11 itea: cpeieli. He 8 il l he 1. .14 f.', ,,;'
. 1p.1t of the n'toiii for h - aar pub y, I1.1t
alw.ij s reen tied to trl iinpli over any. oi.
n IK VI. A Ml.
IImiimokk. Nov.inlier 11. il-j-v ir I ee.ipy
gin s Mit'lellan 1'."" nii'ionte.
ltaltiiiu.re eoiiii'y is iu ooubt.
Hii 1 1 11 o ii k, N ..vt in i.er '.'. l'"re.b"-i.'k coun'v,
Ii ii'inp . ie, find 1 iiieolu not le,- than 1 1 o mi.
jorci . 11 pain i f ,'hsi. Returns Inim nno ilo ri. t
in ore. -ur c.un'y show a I ulon it iin. Cirj
line li nn y, 1 ineolu 4 .'si ni.iiJiity 011 the "i nne
nil'', a ;miii ol I' (1. Carroll county, I J .11.11 ui'v
lor the tntne I'lioii ticket, n itiiu of 27. (' -cil
coinii i, I i n 10 i'lio sjain lor the I'nion il km. II U
linn ie i.'tiiity, liu ou.plite, Khoa s a I'ni m iTiin.
Vn,hmgtoii eoiiniy the same. The I'nion party
will Inne 11 ii,iiori:y iu tbu Leeji-iatiire, bat tue
Simbe is 1I011I11I11I.
rHfi.44ct lirtM esst" Hikriiaftl.
Nkm okk, November ',). The steamer furo
oi'.IVoiii lie.iuloi t, N. (.'., reports that on Octo
ber .:, fir II. 1 1 'negat, - he saw u suspi inns steamer,
with Hiu tber ste. inier lying ulon-ide. she sup-1'0-cil
th.y More private-rs, and kep; on hjr
course.
I he Price of liolil,
N't w YoitK, November Gold opened a. '2;
i'.t.d closed at 2 ,7.
Au F oil l Mice l l'rlHi.ii4rM lis I'ltlie llni'O
Xi nr Siivnnimli.
.sV'.-' e . '"'i.'i ' ' .' . '.I 7'. . trut h.
Vi is 11 im, 10s N'o' ecb'." :. A general exchange
of pn'soneis is probably at hand. 'Tue iirst ex
ihui ge tnl.es piii' e below S.muinuh.
The Mrnmer "I'iiiiii."
IIostov, November !!. The Royal Mail ste un
ship t'mtnltt 'iiiicd this ninriiiiii, wiili ti.eniv
piisscniicrs fur Liverpool, mid sixteen lor Halifax
Marti.-! I.v Tlii;rllll.
Nr.w Yohk. November '." -Sto'ks are be't.T;
ri,'. .il,, 111.1I lie.l. Ikiiiim. nl': I ''null",! t:,ii pr-'H'i 1 . a .
.'il1.', Ill'li'is leitrsl. 1:11',; ll i,'lil.:iltl Soil ,',',:
l w 01 It 1', tltr.l. I .'s', ; l',',l,l II-'. I .1' ' 1 I 11 Mil. .11 lio or,
i'-'.i . C'.i'ili'l. I'oiiui.iny, .d ; Lr:i, Use. ; j- Al oimniis, Iw . ;
4.,,n,,n 1 ., ll. e,.
Ni . Yiiiik, November!). ITonr has advanced
lee; sales .11 Miito i.l f '',,. IU'.'ki i. r s,.i'o ; lllli. i. .' I, I
lot III.,,,, ami Jlli 11M ir 1"ii!i,itii. V lo it ii ,1.1, 0,1 I , .
i.ltr -In. ill -.il.,. lorn Im- inn .iiee.l '.'i- . nil -i ,e .'1 ." m
I'ti-hi'l, nt PP.'i I 71 . lle.-l' Una. I'm Ii Inixj. int. l.aia
stue . lus!.' Ill 111.
rim Aiir.i.i'in i ihaiii: iti:ioitr.
Vii iiNtspAv, November!). Holders of Oner,
citron Di rk are tlrm in their dem. m is, but the
market is poorly supplied. We quote at 5t'l ' J '
ton.
Cotton is held firmly at $l'3d("T-31. No sulci
have been reported.
The inactivity which has pervaded tho Flour
Mailict for Several days past still coutinues, with
but little prospect of any change. The receipts
huvo been scanty, and both buiers and seller.
are apart in their views. The demand forexport
is exceedingly llstht, und no sales of any magni
tude hvo luen reported. The transactions h ivo
been cot. lined to the supply of tho home trade at
from $10 to 10 2" for superfine, up to 13 fjr
extra family und fancy brands, as In 1 uility
TLe market is poorly supplied with Rye Flour
and Com Meal, und there is nothing doing t j li.x
quotations.
Tho ex.reniily limited receipts nt" Wheat
have had a ti niicncy to -omewliiit eheclted (lie
lit maud, mid no sales have been reported to
social day, punt. We eotitiiiiiii to ipio'e I'. iin
svlviuila red at js-J-o'K'i'i;!), and S iiittiern do. .1
$1 bo; White ranges Itoin $.-"3 t T2 h.' Rye is
qu el, and riinites from tfl 70 to ST 72. There is
v.ty lit) U- Com here; sule of 1'20 bushels yel
low is ri poiteil at S' I 7 - Oats are in demand at
UHe. No iin vemeiit lu llarley or Mult.
Whisky is but little inquired after ; sales of
Ohio nre making at tT 77(" I 78; Fennsj lvauia at
J, 1-77 i and Druiliic at l 'i'.
I.I I4AI. IM r.l.l.HJKNI I-
Disti'ict Coi iiT Jinlgii Hare. Michael W
tir vs. Fiunkliii 1. Selt.er. An action of trover
and coniirsioii to recoverthe value of a watch.
Jutv out.
Thomas 1'. FVrson v.. Joseph M. Kltter-son, ad
ministrator cf John Fi rnon, ('eeeaseil a .ei. Lt.
slt nn rt.are. Verdict lor plaintitf -sS'.i.t-,Si.
James D11IIV vs. F'.dward .tlnl r. An art ion t
n eon r for bi'iaeh o: eotitiui t. I'laintill' ivus eni
.!oycd, it ice ins, tu do the p iln'ing of tWeuty
lour louses, he lunging to m feinlant. and eUinn
that lie was abruptlv diH'ltan.'cd. Deiense, 111 it
be was told to proceed Willi the work, but did not
do It. On trial.
Distkiit Cornr Judge Stroud Frederick
Hor-tinniiii, nssigii'-o of John 1'. I'orseuj, who
was assigi.ee of Augustus C. Ml ler. All action
on 11 nn 'rga;.'e. Vcruict tor defeii'l int.
Cot ut ol Qi'uiTKii Si smions Ju IgoThomp
Fou - K.ilwaru l.aiton was lining tried this morii
lt,g for :i..iult au'd Imtterv, In driving over an
cut -m ined sohlu r nained l tcr Wi kins ni, at or
mar S'Xtli . did Market str.eis. Wilkins-m tes
til'.cil 'lia'. the defendant was driving uta furious
Lite, ami bei'.ue it ivns possible 'o got out of thn
way was thrown do. Ml and driven over by the
wheels. Jur;' out.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
State or Tipiumomeikii To-hay. Six A. M.,
fi. Noi,n,t;s. 11'. M.,l.J. Wind, S. Vf.
A l'ninii Ti sriuoNivi.. Tlio fillowing let
ter wus riccntly received ut the Volimtetr Ro
fiishii.cid L-aloon. It Is from a Rebel prisoner,
who was taken In charge by tbe Saloon, contrary
to their gcijeriil custom, and who lias received his
lnulth liencaih tin in art ful nursing. He intends
nt once to cTst in tho Navy, and fight for the old
llug. Wc publish Ids letter in full, omitting only
the nnti.es of rbc benefactors, at their request.
Sin : 1 desire, through you. to tender my nn-
fi lulled and heartfelt gratitude to the Committee,
for the unremitting tare and attention puM me
whil" lying very sick in your hospital. Now I
can my sincerely, 41iat if there icm a spark of
;u coin e or ditlufultv (0 tir ulnriou star-siaiiylril
bitmu-r lift in my bosom upon arriving in this
eilv, it bu- beer totally aud toicver f stuiRUi-heil
by" the unprecedented generosity of your nobla
iiistitiitinn.
Yes, the stales have completely dropped from
inv eves, ulid I can now see how base and false
wire "the sirgunients used by Southern fanatics to
file our fceurts mill enmity ugsinst our Irtends
1 niightsuv benefactors of tbe North. I for one
am retstiy to boio my bosom to the storm, if by
10 dofhg I could strengthen the bulwark of oppo
sition to the national enemy, even though I
should sscriliee my dearest frieud, or die iu de
ft use of the oW I could write a volume In
praise of the Fuion Volunteer Refreshment
fealoon, but let vihut I have said attest my high
appreciation of the noblest institution that hu
UitiMty ever suggested.
Yours, sincerely, Joiix W. R. Cato.
IleavY EoiuiEhY. This morning, at an early
hour, the clothing store of Messrs. Cahn & Haas,
No. 62G Market street, was robbed of ready-made
clothing to the vitlne of about $:iOO0. It is not
yet positively known bow the thieves effected an
entrance, as the store was found fastened as usual
this morning. Wagons must baie been Used to
carry off such a large quantity ol goods.
Polmejh' Vote at Fokt Miitun. The TOte
at Fort Mifflin, yesterday, wae as follows:
Lincoln, 33 jMcClellun, 17. Out of six commis
sioned utneers, but out voted the Democratic
ticket.
In the Ton'h Vieelrc! of tlio Twcnti' th W'a-d,
Tl.ir--' eeoi il mnl T'loinp.on sireet., ns soo n as
he polls were elou'd. an ana. k w is inn lo 011 t ie
p ' le. 'orrc 'alio n d 1.1 mr,ervp t'10 nubli pu i. e.
stonf and otln r mlni'o. wo fro-iv u .el, but
fortunately no one ss seriously hurt.
1 1 I HI ll. Mil 1 Ml.
D.ir n? the day a number of uric iviti un it
f 1, 11le1.1l voiin.'.an.i.-niibge to sav.uli w,,re eu
giKidin voting liie C"p,. rlioad ii.K. t. A 11 in'
In so . irietteu upon tin. c!i "'go Hero ihitoilo.v
inn .
.fain- iT, tile, v.-s s a ire -1' d In t'10 Tw "ntyfour'.h
'.Vsid, 111 d In Id by A',,, ritiau 1 i 1 r.
Tl 1 11. as Tallin w.is .iriesni' In the Fir''i Wirl,
sr. I eo-nnticd by Aldcnn.in Don ;hcriy la dc i'ilt
of SI'.''!'.
In to, is Ma In y a"d 1'noS 11 i!c;n ut . re ar
ri sn ,1 Ht Seem 4 and C.upe u:er stie- ts, a;id lu Id
by Aldi ttnan Curler.
Sonic 1 f ihosc urresied t' -r this oit'oiise atteinp'ed
toixin ise the e e 'tue fiaiiehlie right in two
tii!!'' nut places. Others were I10111 I'.iieiiM States,
and n,.t entitled In a vote.
A I'I'I.SIS 1 1.NT Jt liol;.
Jan di Myers, one of tho judge, of tbt Sixth
l'i 4 l'i in't id Ihu S xlecutii iv .11'. I, w.is arrc-ie I
yi -ti rdny upon the charge of reiiising to take a
o diet's v 'to by proxv, on the gniuud that lie1
man who presented it did not reside in th it pre
iiu't. A. soon as the vo'e nus ietu-ed tn. eise
was niiliiinll.il to I)i-lr t Attoriiev M 11111. wi 1
etiiliirsi d the 1 an r and said that tt,e 1 i lge wi
bonnil to accept tho vote, no dill, ren. e wlio pre
si mad il. .Notwithstanding 'hi-, the jii l.,e a ; 1 i 11
ii 'li ed, and a warrant a is-ued (or his 11 11. st.
lie end ri d bad and again assumed his post at the
w indow. The vole was again presented, and not
u itbr tamlit g he was under bail to answer the
1 horge 01 refusing it, ho again dee iucd taking it.
The vote was conse'iticntly lost.
M UIIC AN I II.K Bus KMI'l At. ASSOC! ITIOX. T!lC
twenty third annual report of this asso iiiiion
show s that the demands for relLf during tho past,
year haie been less than thoy were within tho
same pi rind for thirteen yeain previous. Sur
prifi! g as this fact may bo, it is a nuifir for cou
pratiiiation that out of so largo a number of
iiiemberH, so few lime been piaeed In tne ei
gi in y to riqulie assistance, and I, 1111 ovldeuce of
the prosperity and frugality of those of our city
who aie engaged in mercantile pursuits. The
luuiuclul condition of I lie a-siciution is repre
sented ns very sati-faeioiy. Since lust report, Is
new nn n.bi rs have been added to the list, and
Dine weie trnuslcrred from annual to life mem
bership; 'here we e fifteen deadis, und seven
resignations. The number of life, annual, and
liiiiioraty lueniliers at the pies'-nt lime is 1732.
the report icters iu li ting terms to tlio desths of
John II Myers, F.sq., aud Major-deiierul D. 15.
llirney , both nienibi m of the nssoi lii ion.
The Treosuiei's report states that the receipts
during the year were .iOi,l l!l, mid the expendi
tures jo.'! II 'J.'.. Tho lotnl iiiui'iiut in the I'reu
suirr's hands, including investments, is $17,.
Jii-H.
Aserdsof resolutions in favor of a vigorous
pro-ecution of the war, pledging support of the
(iovi rnmoi t, .e were otlered i.y Mr. William
11. llaeou, mid were inlopi. d.
l'Aritun Staiiihii) iiy his Son. This morning
Ml hael Caslitt was arraigned bcfoio Alderuiati
lleiiler, upon the charge of htving stabbed his
father, Daniel Ca-'in, Inst evening, at the tavern
of the lattir, on Merchant sireet, nbovo Fourth.
Michael was arrested by OiliceisCiOut and Rikcr,
of the Reserve Corps. Il Is alleged that the two
bud previously had a dliliculty ubout somcnoney
whii blind been missi d from the bouse. Caslut
accused hie sou of having stolen it, b it he money
was subsequently found. Young Casbn bos not
K'eii living with his laihor since, but he would gi)
to the house and ere, tie a disturbance when ho
was intoxicated. Las' evening, it Is elnrged, he
went there mid caused a disturbance, but was
driven out bv his fa! her. It is then alleged tint
lie attacked his hither and sl.iV.cd him in the
right breast. The wound is co sl.lered d ing.T
ous. Young Casliii was held to answer the result
of the in juries inllicted.
CAi'tuir at Last. We rejoice to leant that
the friends of tho Government succeeded yester
day, in striking a vein of fraudulent naturaliza
tion papers In tbe ninth precinct of the Tweuty
third Ward, which act wo hope will lead to the
detection of other villains, who have boon con
trolling our elections witnont t'io slndowof a
right to do so. M.irtin Ilrophy and Thorn is
brophy, both of Taeonv, wero detected in tho
attempt to vote on bogus p ipers. The District
Attorney will communicate wun these worthies
styling themselves iatiirn'1.ed fi'-m.i of tho
I'nited States, who hnvo for years been doing
their utmost to brink up the country.
Till! EXCIIIHIO OF TUB CoNSP M lills' MtTlAr,
Coa 1. Company to their miniui, which was post
poned ou uecountof the inelemouey of tlio weather
last Friday, will lo-utlvcly tuke place to-morrow.
1 hey have fixed tbe better hour of starting at H
o'clock A. M., returning samo day. This.will
nllord our citv.. ns nn opportunity of visiting the
mining region ut 11 truing cost, luo cars go
directly to the mines.
A Sihei:t JAiiAtm. The riillitd.'IphU Navy
Yard was closed this morning. Tho hands, num
bering about fhrco thousand, Intend turning out
In full force and making a street pirade, to-d'iy,
In honor ot tho re-election of President Lincoln.
They will hoar transparencies and banners. T'10
Ji Hereon Cornet Hand has been eng iged f ir the
occasion. They wid proceed to Independence
Hall and to the rooiiii of the Cnl.in League.
lioATi.NO IirsiNcss The bo al lug business on
tbe Delaware Division Canal is rather dull at the
pres. nt liino, there being very littio coal sent to
Diurkci on tins line of mipro.etueut, o vmg to a 1
appu hcnuid strike iiniong the 1110 ircrs ut t'10
mines, who insist cn receiving Irghcr wiges.
A Sah ib of one hundred guns will be fired
to-morrow nt 12 o'clock, M., at Nineteenth and
Wood streets, by the Keystone Battery, Captain
Hasting-, in honor of the rc-clcellou ol Aoruuaui
Lm coin.
15 1 oa my. Valentino Lewis was tuken into
custody yetcrd.iy upon a iv 11 runt 1-sued by the
Mayor, charging him wi ll bigamy. He wa-i a
licu'ei.iint iu Colonel Tliouias' regiment, und
previous to Its depu't re married a young girl,
notwithstanding that he had number wile living.
Hurmg his absence tiio deception hecunie kn iwn,
and he was consequently urrt-.ie.J and co.multied
iu dctuult of .000 lull '. iiii-wcr.
Fi lit:. This morning about hVf p 1st 7 o'clock
the roof und boiler-room of the dial oil works a
York and We-t streets, Ninctccu'.li Ward, were
uaniuged by lire. 1. "is, io'i.
Haiii'i u's MioiziNU for Dyj'ni'i T has been
l;.id upon our 1 1 ile i.y M.'. J ''.in J. K -inner, N 1.
4U:i Ci.isid.l street, i,i uilvjace of .1.: i.hers.
To I'' !iriiAhr. Cr iTt!v,i 1 Low FnifRs, makn
11 s. lo. 11 11 11 mil 1 ur .'., , li 01 l'. '"V m 1 in. ' 1 ir.a ms Wy
S'.siiluu kooos e anal Mi ' -', '' ni
'is',
'f Ai
- ri 1 t .l'i
n ov . -i,s 1 I t t'm
smi.i" s,sls iimCc In "
l-r ,i . . ol fi 011. in-- '
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,1. 1 ; sre.o ,1 '.m. n'i'1
., Ilj Uj.. . Al! O.ill UO
It' ss: . A' I'...,
, NO. I.IS J1.1TKUI S'l'eet.
1 "I
.lUllld fl'lli.cLtllel, u. tr.'i
Tower ll-i
I'nih 11 tiik "Com IX..N tai..''
I'li'ler I In- ' in. ill o,,i,.i."
I l.ijir ll;e "CeulilH tits! '
M'e I'rlef Clo libir.
One Pile. l'..i:i,'n .,
I'l.l fuel' (.'lot . .IU .
11 s si i"ik 1 s J ( 1
CiU . Sioiii. M llo
CilAs. SiOM s ii Co
ClI'ITillFN'a Cl.OTlII.NU.
llios sill
li.lant.'l'M'elriif.
Pos s' OviTco.t-.
Tue Inri'O.t and bout SiO'irtme'it In M e lt.
M. huoi.i4us.u A l., No. 4 S. t'uliU. sireet.
I.atiies' Fi-ns. An elegant assortment at
( WI. Oklurit bjn s.Ci.iiliLeni.l Hotel.
81 110MMK mi's I'ianos. These world-re-ll.iiehiil
1 iHiio. are now miuiiilai-tiirt.1 bv n Comii.ry. So
mleiiMii' is th. demand far tl i ro. it would br impuasihle
f .l 11 aln-j'r 111.II1 idiml to altru.l le U. lunrea.-d Uuslne.l.
Now Hint 111. ciuilitrv I- sale. woula udi He .U who
Ii.v. ku.I'. laud we bi-ll.ia iier) Ij.er ot In. country
doe. ) ti. net one 01 Uio.i! rumoa 1 lor In who dins not li e
niiuie, Mi.difsi ear. .ays, a .
'Is ill I..I treason, itriitaiieni, and spoils .
Tin- moliona ol hi. l"l"l 'l!'" ' "11"'
And 111. alii .-tl'ins drk u. KreliUJ
Lai uo aueli uioli be trusted.'".
I.AntFi Awn CiinnnEN's Hats. Latest style
at t'liarle. Oakiord Sou a, 1 .'outlnautal llewu
Tiia Achk or rREEcrioH. This Is the nnl-
v.r.al v.rdiet slvea to Hi. Kloreaee Sewing Mocliln.
wlieri'ver mtrisUcr-d. The olnecliorn her.tolore to oilier
fli.t ela.s BVwinK Maoliiiiea liaieali been overcome iu the
riwi'iH e.aud eTaiybody 1 deilylited with tbe beauty ot
lis woti a. well a. Hie simplicity and f aa ol Its i.porft
liotit. It makaa no 1... thau four a. aarate and di.llnct
atitcbea, vlLil-oea. ksol. double look, aud double knot.
I oh .ntib "like oil botiisije. of tlie lalirlc. It also kna
liie reiettable feed tunioli. .nabling the oi.ratar to fitslea
otl Ilia eid. of MM or stay any part of a seam without
.Lo pitss till. lua. Inne, llientiy savins mil cli .,! labor.
B.-aiii. a 11 baa a .iwlorai ieuaion ol LUread. and doea Dot
r.'iulieaileratlou UicliaPSlni from one Iliad of work to
an oll.er. The em-nt tor the Compaoy, al fco.kdOCI.1w.11ut
treat, t-haUenses companaon wiia all oUiera. ladvl,
wb. n aueli coiuparlson la made, tii. praterenc. always
lfn.alota.orot the fl"rene, Ivwf aoaetiln. warranted
to slva tulire satisftsutioD r nsonay raturued. fco 04uns-a
lor ta.lructtoa, wbather oil wish to iurchaei! or not.
t if. ulara and aamulra of work (eat 117 pjwtl . ttc.lpl of
lamp. OSciX. 60O (,'hetuut UiM.
Ft ni 11 i':ni may rely njion retting .
I ins at 1 tirl' OhMitJ sion ontlnenud Hut,
The (iursT Fubork In OilRtwks In this city.
r..ritn no. nn iliit'il. t',.r'u es are h.4 ic ronl. aaaieilf
10 . i.e.' o' s 11 a n tl.l. .'istf'rane.n im ta-sn. Itu'il a. tr00
in 1.-' to I ii ivirts it.f 1: in M.tw. Hutvsla ' s.o,injntr.
I. v.'r . a,w,iva - irt',. r , to entot.e liiit'S
I atro' ij'tt M' W W. aiiw, N. J',7 J. Kinta aire.'t.fv
aU me ...j juj want.
fit VTt 1 mcn's IT it.. A'I the la'tat style at
t'b 11 oa 0.1k lord 4 flon a, ('nniln. aial llotal.
Yof wit 1, get enp-rior atrlca of photornpr:a 'I
" r' '' ' ' 1. inier... Mi. l!'l Ar-h .tre.it. otl- -e l" I b
pii-e, s'ftiln 'ii oil e tier., ivory tyre.
iliui'l,'
Isi e.
Vi'. M. O. Ilnnw u-s " M'tnphvalcal T)l-
a?'V ''ii k"1 "' ""'r "l"''', Crl-e ". la.
41 .it .tr.a'. h. .dveu .nneni in anotl.cr Jlunm.
riNANCE AND COMMERCE.
Orries or Tiia r.v,, Taeaaaam, I
widai.itay. Nuvflinjer S.
The Stork Mirket ye'erdsy afternoon s
suniclavery strons; tendency ; and as the eUiJ
t!on 1 rends, d to pass otTqiiVtlv.tho.e timid cipt
ta'ists who hod hoarded their money from feae '
of on outbreak In New York, relaxed the icreo.
and ninrcy became gradually (osier towards ths
close of business hours. In New York the Money
Market, owing to fie ac"lon of many ef the heavy
biinktrs, was cramped during most of the dy,
am! sel.ers of stock for cosh were obliged tay.
mil ti) a eonces.ion of J ((.' cent, on Cub. sal.i r) .
4 fleet their object. On time and regnlarj sale,
the nun ket wus strong all day. Tbe late evening
prices from New York shaded a rise of 2 ((cent.
above tho early morning sale, and the Influence
of the telegrams upon this market were instant
neons and clc tilc. Towards the closo itroaaf
buyers appeared, and at S P. M. the market was
very linn for the better class of railroad shirceT,
with a furor In some of tho oil stocks. The m tr
l.ct promises to Ik rampant for tho rest of thtj
weik.
The Stock Market opened firm this morning
with sales of Rending at 68J, bat tlio telegraraef
fiom New York quoting a higher nurket brought
in stiong buyers, and at 12 o'clock the stock was
selling ut "0, with large traosauions.
Oovernment loans are firmer and prices htra
advanced, with sales of 5-2')4 at lOlfiilOl cou
pons off; new S-'20s at 101 ; aud Oj of lijl at 107,
an advance of .
In Railroad shares there Is more doing, ami
prices have an upward tendency. Heading ii ex
cited, Kith largo sales at flOiC"'?1)!, an advance ot
li ; North FcnisylvunUi Railroad sold at 33; Ia
high Valley at 83(";8j and FhUdolphia ami
Frio Railroad Bonds at 10tl; 1-50 was bid foe
Cumden and Amboy; 67 for IVunsylvanli;
for I.Htlc Schuylkill; .'0 for rinladulphU ami
(Jermnntown ; ol for Flmlra proforred; 18 foe
Catuwissa common, 3!'5 for preferred; 32J foij
Fhiladelphia and Ivrie ; and 48 for Long Island.
Coal Oil shares nro more active, and prices ar
looking op, with sales of Dal.ell to notice ut 'JJej
!'i ; Oil Creek at 6 ; Mineral Oil at 21 ; Organic aS
; Irving at ; Noble and Di la.n iter at 9 j
MiClintock at tij ; Fgbert at 6$ ; and Hyde Farm
at HI.
Ci.y Passenger Railroad shares continue dull,
and we hear of no sales. 3U was bid for Saruca
uud Pine ; (52 for West Philadelphia; and 10 foe
jrcb Street; 70 was asked for Socondand Third j
und .30 for Tenth and Eleventh.
Canal shares are inactive but Arm. 32.J was bid
for Schuylkill Navigation common, 39 J for pre
ferred ; 74 for Lehlgb Navigation ; 15 for 8asque
h.inua Canal ; and 30 for Delaware Division. '
There Is little or nothing doing in Bank shares'.'
Manufacturers nnd Mechanics' sold at 291,; 170
wus bid for North America; 150 for Philadelphia
Rank ; 40 for Girard ; 50 for Cora Exchange; 19
for Union ; und 70 for Camden. .
There is very littio demand for M iney, and tho)
rates remain about the same as last quoted.
Loans on call are freely offered at HQl by cent
' annum. Prime pap r 1 scarce and quoted ac.
So-10 J' cent.
Gold Is very a dive this morning, opening at
24.4; advanced and sold at 2.31 at 11 o'clock!
'J6 U at 12 ; and 2,37 at 121 P. M.
rUILukUKlJ'UlA STOCK CiOHA-N'IB SALES, MOV. 0.'
Repined by L'lurknou A Co.. Ilrokers, Me). IU A. ThlHl aMk
ncroi.is stotisrw
0 all lteaJInti 11.
li " ah il
l'.i.Ii do
.IS) s"l
tKl ill venaniri uu...
!'' h M nerai (ll..b
r.a'4
6,',' kflV'
l-sn-n pin., ai Oili'a.
10 an Eimn nil., bd
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7',
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d ti'l'i
mm an ii. Ni, h Us...
iilo -ii
I'll -n lla..e.l oil.
sh lllilU laik A
lilll an da n'JO in
'iim all 1I0 bi
rim all d -''a
."Hurt d"........tg 6'.
II II nb di !)i
iKi sli aiory Karm.b n a'i
In" ah do ikj -1.1
Jim. th Briiiuir 'J
Ho sb do I.'.
m sll Hyde ra in hi 1 S '
inati d" ts.0 S'J
tsio .n Etc. a r nil . . 1 1
fr-Osll do li
7i 0 , Humeri 2 i
Win KI :orala a 'J
4 I'-h S ,l)lc A Dol....
iue.uUn laiia i.'J
riKsT BOSKII.
xmrj. . , HI 1117
.0 ah Soble t),-l...
SIIHI I! B.D.-J1S. Inl1.
$'..si. r 14. h -Ji'a.neiv l-'l
SI... I'. S ln-411 "A
$.11111. Y-ar' er l'i
in. IS' Ili ad. nn Isi. 71". 1 'I li
Sll'l'l'4I.V A lll'irt li4...l'H
l. IS II I' .V K. K (Is . .. .lili
.SO -h l.a zill Oil .... Sli
oimji.Ii Pn ju ou cla...
.HI. '1 lto.il. It :
iisj.n no 10
I'M all
lio.n
iliii.li
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4il.1
sh
do h.Sl
do bio
di 1.1)
do e
do bio
do ti0
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Lll'ah ae ho
ti kh Manill . 4loc!'
Si';
lltlla'i Vi
p. 11 .ii lulinneoal....
,;.-n r do tue
81 0 sll Oil t'reok
lio.li Mine al Oil ....
4 0 ah do
lii.lU h Orsaiuc 4i:.Ls'
,'i.cii ah ilo h"i
. ' .11 Irwin Oil
luo all ilo
SS
minaii raiiert oil ....
lis) n sha u'ikiu.. .00
ttl .11 Itydo h arm....
.'SI di d.
.."ah i'.re,u n.aia...
in ah eenua Hk
J ih lAiliiti Vailey..
l; ll do
j ',' ;
i;i
lss.
IS
Onoiutlons i f Oo'd at the I'uil.nlelnhla ( .lot
F'.xchaue, No. 31 S. Third street, socond siurv .
.... ,'n
...2)(
li A. M 2t 14 li .'I
11 A. M '.-"0 I P. M
Mai ket strong und active.
quotations' of the pnacipid Cool and Coal Oil
stocks at 1 0 clock io-iiay :
JO'! A.l ! RH
H', Mineral Oil a'j
ii . e Kov.foa-J OU
.".
.1
3
Kuiton Conl
Ill- Moaiiiiini t'oal
N.V.A.U d. l.al..lu
III, I. al . fi ai.... i
K rn'heiieaie 'i
Km. I'n ok 1
Kee-aer lisluOoal. . 1
Clinton t'oul '1
la inn ml Coll.... '.'I
Hi'.atuia
Ann .1. .111 K.U1I111. . .
t'eiin M111111S -t
I ouln . liat
Kevstune inc.. .. -'
y i . i-inr Oil 1
Hue Tank -'
( I'llllliohiul J
Vanoil
O'l rreok C
Mali'.' slin.le Oil. , I
Uliflin'oi ll Oil. . .. f
11 t'nion relrolcam..
o'jit'.'sate ill .
ls
3 iloe a tdUji Oil..
1
.. orvnia cm .....
l1. n.p Ka.-n Oil.,
1 ili'-n. more.
"l.;llaiellOi:
Int. lln'iertaOU
il llbiisUail I
2-1 Motile A lielainahar. ..
'4 nl".' 1 J
l a Siorv laru S
Hruner I'.
'J ' 1 ' l''tr ileum Ca-ur II Li
.", KvlH'r 1 Sj
i
ft
J', I'nrtn in 4
ii-, I'l.ila son .'reek., i
4J Itnll I'rei k. ....... t
ti;:i)erin.iit4 I '4
3 it'oru i'lanlor 7W
il
I'eniisi Ii tuna 1'ai.
l'eny Oil....
. a',' 1 Ui,'k Otl :i
Thn following are the receipts of Flour and
(iiiiln at this port to-day : Flour, 127.3 bbl.
Wheal, 51t 0 bushels; Curu, 2'JJO bushels: Oaw,
oooo bushels.
LATEST MAK1XE LVTELLISEXCE,
ABKrVXD THIS MOHJSTSa.
Iianiue K. ! naian. Haven, 6 days fruiu EJgartowa,
In haila.t to J K. Uimliy A Oo.
linn liaiidoii'ii. I'roasej.b days frnitt Key West, In bale
laal tod. Halev At Co.
liii.-J. U . Keiiuedy, Duiiih.S days froa Tort Koyal.ta
tallaal III lUrlla A kllljlla.
lirif belle liemard, Cook. 7 days from Tampa Bay, la
ballast to 1. H. hit-lionet I'd.
lirisAhbyB Tlieouii., Tibs'lBl), 15 days from New Or
lean., in balhi.t to J. K. Baley A f'o.
111 It; .lulls E Any. Uodaou. IS ttavs irom Torks Island,
wllk sail to order viasel to J K Bailey 4 Co.
Urn '1 nomas Waller (Swe.), Wealerdykc, U days flroaj
bt. Marlins, wllh aids, to Jatiretohe A l.averxne.
Selir Korlli I'aelnil, W.Ub.l das iroul Ueon.lowo, 111
ballast lo captain. ...
Fchr L. A It. Smith. Smith, 5 days from Washington, ha
lallaattoL. Th'imp.on.ar.
Ml.r si. H. W. iuimona.Oodrrey,4 days Iron al.m.lnt
tullaal lo lllaklltoll, llraett 4k Co.
Hebr Liwi. Chaster, fciorwoud, W days firooi Jacksotv.
ville, In ballast lo captain.
(.1 hr Saroii N. Hmliii. StuJlcy, i days Qrom Boston, wifH
nids. to ll. WUi.or at Co,
Corrnpondmcf of th9 Philadiphla Exchangi.
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