amuhi:menth.
Amrrioak Auadim x of Mcftiu Thk HATH
Ma ConoKRTH Major Ado ph Hirifold, the enter
prixing bnmneM aret ot the I'arepa-BriKnoil Opera
Ironjie, announces that tho tale ol rcaU and tickets
lor th two ftrand ounonrts to be jriTen here nuxt
lneiaTand Wednesday evenings, will oomm'-oce
mt Inimpior' Muio store, Seventh and Chesnut
Btrtx t", .o-iorrow morniur.
ThiH dtftinxuisi ed troopu haro onljr birn Induced
TOTwitoor city ajra n tnronrh tho numerous and
?rtmivg invitations forwarded to tliena at New
ork during toe pant two week, irom some ot oar
moat respeotab e pub losnlrited citizens, and we
hare to announca tbat Madame 1'aiepa's enirawe
nienla will tioipprnvt her to appear a drain In thia
city. Ihose two conoorts will therelore be tier fare
well performance! here.
La Cotkrih Cabniyal. The friends of this
laahlonable terpsiohoiean. club will be p'easod to
earn tbat the suosciiptton book lor the coming
rand annual bat ma.-que., to be riven at the Aca
demy of tfus c tn the evening of the 14th of January,
1W, are now open at t tore of I. B . Peterson Jt
Brother, No. 84 Chnsnut street, under charre of
Col. l'eter Abel, President of "La Coterie." We
are pli awd to leain that toe managers of La Coterie
Carnival" intend to exceed thoir former efljr s at
brilliancy, com lor t, and superb arrangements, in the
coming fete dansaute ,
Krw Chkshut Stemt Xhbatri Benefit o
Job jBmmson. 1 be great Philadelphia comedian
oilers very attraouve ptogrammo this evening.
Ihree pieces are announced, Mr. Jefloison and Miss
Orton appear in all of them. First, we are to have
the new London oomeJy called Woodcock's Little
Game; then the favorite musical farce of Tlte Wind
mill and finally, for the first time here in many
ieara, Uie splendid coniio drama of The Spitfire.
his will indeed lorm a carnival of fun.
On to-morrow (Hatarday ) afternoon an attractive
opret-midi performance will be given. The play
sell oted is the Ounmaker of Moscow, dramatized by
Mr. John Brougham, from the celebrated novel of
the same name, wmten by the Ri y. gyivanua Cobb,
J r., v bo died the other day in Boston. We have no
doubt that ladlea and school children will crowd the
Cbesnnt to-mortow altvrnoon, to witness this protty
drama.
Walnut Stkkkt Thkatrb. Mr. Edwin Booth
appeals in a great double bill for Ids benefit this
evening He presents flrt his remarkably success
ful impersonation of "Sir tilos Overreach." in Mas
singer's clas.icai and powerful play of A Xew Way
to Pay Old Debt, dr. Barton Hi l will enaot the
bcaunlul role ot "Wellborn" the true English gen.
ticman at the eirhtcentii cen'ury. Mr Booth will
a'o sppear as ' I'eira hio," in Shakespeare's comody
of The Taming of the Shrtw.
To-morrow (Saturday) afternoon Mr. Booth will
give bis llrt Hamlet matinee, in compliance with
the request of many of his friends and admirers.
Aroh Street Theatre. Benefit o Dah
Brtamt. 1 his evening an entirely new programme
is offered. Mr. JLan Bryant will appear in Born to
Good Luck, Barney the Baron, and More Blunders
Than One, In all ot ihee Mr Bryant is especially
good, and M be has made verv many friends in this
oity, we have no donbt ho will have a crowded bouse
thU evening.
City Museum Tbkatrb Bempit of Mr.
Stuart Korron. The burlesque of Afag'ppa, and
the laroes called Artcmas Ward and The Wandering
Minstrel, will be presented. Mr. George C. Dobson
will give his banjo ecoeutrioitios.
New American Theatre Benefit of Miss Kato
Fisher, who will appear in the new equestrian
drama ca led Orant and Sherman's Campaigns, and
in Mazcppa, 1 Nino Eddie will also appear.
Cabnoroph (fc Dixky do two comical burlesques
to night, besides the usual modicum of sab.e Dure
nailing.
OITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional Local Items see Tlnrd rage.)
House Kobbebt. Yesterday morninsr,
about the hour of 3 o'clock, the house of Mr.
Sargent, in Amber street, near Ana, whs broken
into by a couple ol burglars. They went
thriuprh the house and ransacked it pretty
tb.orounb.ly. A gold watr:h bclonsinir to Mr.
Sarjrent, and valued at $1100, was Ptoleu, and
the robbers were in tho act of riflintr the pockets
of his pantaloons, when he awoke, and snatch
ing up his revolver, lit a lamp and went after
the thieves. They, however, effected their
escape, altbouch alarm was given. Shortly
alter, Charles Flick was arrested In Dutch Row,
a well-known locality In the Twenty-first Ward,
above the Reading Railroad, by Otlicer Quick,
and Andrew Flommer was also taken in charge
by Officer Orant on Trenton avenue. They were
taken before Alderman Clouds, and it is said
at the preliminary hearine Mr. Sargent recog
nized the two as the persons who were in his
house yesterday morning. Tbey were held in
$3000 each lor a further henring on a charge of
pnspicion of larceny.
His Own Bkst Customek. A certain
gentleman, who shall bo nameless, wa recently
the appointee ot the Government to the honor
able po'ition of Wta-sfcy Inspector. It appears
that, haviLg a conscientious deeira to fulnl the
duties ot his office as .strictly as he could, he
would not put a mark on a barrel without a
thorough Inspection of its contents. The conse
queuce was that, ere he had inspected many
barrels of the "essence of old rye," he was pretty
well "corned," and in fact was pretty far "gone."
He was taken in charge by the police at Walnut
and Water streets, and taken before Aldorman
Butler, who, after admonishing him on the evils
of intemperance, fined him, and held him in
$300 bail not to do so again, and sent him away
a wiser, it not a better roan.
A Misdemeanor. A few days since, at a
free fight at Broad ami Spring Garden streets, a
man was severely beaten and had his nose bit
off. One or two of the party engaged in the
outrage were arrested at the time. A warrant
was also isHued by the Mayor for the arrest of
Paul Berteny, who was also engfged in Ihi
frolic. He managed to elude the police until
yesterduy, when he came under the eye of the
police authorities, and was arrested at Fifteenth
and Brown streets. He had a hearing before
Alderman Hutchinson, who held him lu $tu lor
a further hearing in the eae.
Match Game of Bask-Ball. The third
or home-and -home match game of base-ball was
played between the Municipals and the Sparta
cus Clubs, on the grounds ot the latter, at Forty
eighth and Spruce streets, yesterday, with the
following renult: Municipals, 33; Spartacus,
24. The umpire was Mr. N. D. Woolman, of the
"Hamilton." The Municipals showed some line
playing, particularly Lieutenaut Tolbert and
Randal D. Sanders.
Whabf Rat. Ilenry Williams, who Is
alleged to be one of that class of two-leeged ver
min that infest our river fronts, wis arrested at
Front and Dock streets, with a quantity of
stolen crockerj-ware in his possession, it is
alleged that the enterprising youth had ab
stracted the articles in qtiestion from one of the
crafes on the wharf. He had a hearing this
morning be lore Alderman Butler, and was com
mitted in default ol $700 ball to answer.
Schooneb Wrecked. The schooner
fallie J. Halton, of Wilmington, Del,, was
wreck-fed otf Salt Key bay, a few days since. Two
of her crew were drowned and tLe rest were
saved. Captain Munday was saved and taken
which U expected to be here shortly, having
been out five daye. The brig A. G.CatteU was
also wrecked at the same time and place.
"In Stibbups." None of our readers
. a .-A.ii-1 lta frrnnf. ulrefr-h Yiv Ttev
snoum ian iu i " "" . v- , ......
T De Witt Talmage, which appears in iaturday
himself, and written a sketch which will be
heartily appreciated by every tourist of the
.... . i
WbllO JUOumnuiB,
ROCKHILL & WILSON.
FINE CLOUTING HOUSE
Nos. 6031 and 605 CHESNTJT Sr Pbila,
JatestlStyle Back and Walkine Coats
, BOYS' CLOTHING.
T1IE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAM. Pill
Pfhloinino Matkiual. Isaac Chance,
chancing to pass by the tailoring establishment
of Mr. Ooodman, on Market street, betweon
Thlrty-Brst and Thirty-second streets, thought
he bad a good chance to obtain a good suit of
clothes by getting cloth without having to go
through the trouble of paving lor It. But it
chanced that as Chance purloined the aid roll
ot cloth, which was valued at thirty dollars, he
was observed and arrested. He was escorted to
Alderman Allen's otlice, and, alter a hearing in
regard to the facts of ibe case, ho was com
mitted to answer the charge of lnrceny.
CoNxrjBiAL Felicity. A man who re
joices in the aristocratic and euphonlstte name
of Alexander Ralston, whs bioueht up with a
round turn whilst engaged In the(to htm) plead
ing amut-cment of castigating the wite of hi9
bosom. Strange to say sbe, unlike the coster,
monger's girl spoken ot by Mr. Uough. did not
appiectate her husband's way of making her
feel for him, and entered a charge against him
for assault and battery. Accordingly.Mr, Ralston
was arretted, and bad a hearing before Alder
man Jones, who held him In $:)() bail to answer.
Assaulting an Offickr. Last night
about halt-past 10 o'clock a row occurred in me
neighborhood of Delaware avenue and Market
street. A police uilicer undertook to quell the
disturbance, and to arrest a man named John
Vorker, who was one of the most disorderly.
Yorker turned on the otlicer, it is said, and beat
him, but was arretted finally. He had a hear
ing before Alderman Beitler, who held him in
f.'iOO to answer at Court.
A Great Treat. Wendell Phillips, Eq.,
has made arrangements for delivering a lecture
upon the subject of the "Danger ot the Times."
The subject will be handled in the eloquent
and brilliant manner for which Mr. Wendell
Phillips has such a world-wide reputation, and
will be a great treat to our citizens. The an
nouncement of the sale of tickets will soon be
made.
Suicide of a Physician. Dr. Ilenry
Hoffmann was found dead In his room at Ten'h
and Montgomery streets this morning. On
entering, the powerful odor of chloroform at
once pointed to the cause of death. It is sup
posed that he committed onicide by the inhala
tion of the chloroform. The Coroner was sum
moned to hold an inquest on the body.
Stolen Harness. On Thursday morn
ing some one entered the barn of Jacob Baldt,
near Frankford. and stole a lot of single har
ness, three blind halters, and a collar. No clue
was found that could lead to the arre-t ot the
thieves.
Avoid Extremes.
k All men should shun
To rashly run
Into wild excess of feeling;
A middle course
Is the resource
Of sound reason and fair dealing.
Tiutn dwells, It ieemg,
Betwixt extremes, ',
As Tower Hall hall way we fix
Between the streets called Fifth and Sixth.
WeHavb
Good style Casstmere Suits to mitch
as low as 415 -OO
finest French, Ctssimere Suits to
match up to , CO 00
Ik all intervening grades,
W Have
Good atl-irool Black Suits as low m..$22 00
t'tnent B'.acK French Cloth and Cas
stmere Suits vp to 65 00
And all ntervenina grades.
WIS IlAVK
The larpest, best assorted, and moit com
plete stock of Men's. Youths', and Bop.i'
Clothing in Philadelphia equal to any in
the city in style, make, and Jit comprising
all kinds, styles, sixes, and qutlities,
adapted to the w mts of all, and sold at
lover prices thn the lowest elsewhere, or
the money refunded
Halfway between ( Beknictt Co.,
Fifth and ( Iowkr Hall,
Sixth Sts. ( 618 M abkbt Stbkbt.
tZSF-Allour prices are lowr than for several years.
John Morbibsky. who is a member of the "Rin?."
political and "fisticat," is, we see, e'ectod to Con-
gross irom ivewxorit we exprct jouu win now
bring tne members "up to time;" also, lie will navo
no "feint" and "parrying," but it tbey mean
business" thev muttt strike straight from the
shoulder. Ii John would shino, externally, in his
new arena. u should purchase nis congressional
euit from Charlos tstokes & Co's Clothing House,
under the Continental
Five-Twenty Coupons,
Duo November 1,
Wanted by
Drkxki. ft v,o.,
No. 84 South Ihird street,
Alt. I'kksonb who are fond ol Fine Confections,
. W. Jenkins. No. 1037 Sunnr Garden street.
would invite to call and try his stocx oi Fine Candies,
Iceland Moss Paste, Gum and Cuoco'ate Drops,
Chocolate Creams of ail flavors, Caramois, etc, ot
which he has constantly on hand a fresh assort
ment. BiLVKRinis is a penuire preparation of vure
ihitr all othor plating fluids contain mercury and
acid, which are uaim'ioua to uso and injurious to
metals. This article is guaranteed to contain no acid
or mercury, and is not injurious to metals or the
bands.
Snow Bowder. ! could not any more do without
my Snow l'owdur than without my cup of tea, says
a most intelligent ana experiencea nou-0Keeper.
This is the opinion ot everybody who has fairly tried
it. It is a great thing on washing day.
Oil Paintings. Persons wishing to contribute
to cale of Oil Paintings to be held on Thursday and
Friday next at bceti's Art Gallery, No. 1020 Cbes
nnt street, must have them in store on or beioro
lutsday, the lath instant.
Tbebk is nothing like bolnir in time: so delav not
in getting your Christmas present ready, in shape
ot a photograph made byB. F. Keimer, No. 621
Arch street.
Twelfth and Cufbnut is the place to purchase
Cork Mattresses and Heading, and to have your Fur
niture reupholstered, varnmhed, and repaired by
practical woikmon.
Children's Clothig. M. . Shoemaker & Co..
Nos 4 and UN. Kiiibth street, are now opening a
splendid axsoriuieni oi uoyg .gins , iniants', and
...... ' 1 nt i i ii r
all FLAVOF.B of Ice C rea in s and Ices made to
order, by Worse & Co., Nos t02 and 904 Arch street.
SCPElilOn STYLES t)F KEADT-MADB ClOThI20.
brvvniOR STYLES o Keadt-madr Clotuixg.
Wanaxakk & Browm,
Popular Clothing House,
Oak Hall,
Bouiheaj't corner Sixth and Market streets.
M ATlltlKD.
xi kVl RYRILI.MEYKR. On the evenine nf
4th mutant, hy the Itcv. J. DicterHon. Mr J AUKS
... Vl.tliwlulttYiltt
KITTER-THOMPS0S On the 1st instant, at tlie
Finorv M. K. Church TarHonane. No. Mj3 CalUwbill
-.L..Ly.. uu...l Irwin. Mr.8AMrr.i n mr-rl- J
lllf HI. V Y - - i - - a . Li
to Miss 8A1IAH ThOMrsON.all ul thla city i
DIED.
CONWKU On the 6th lnstnt. WILLIAM CON-
WKLL, mm ol Jane and the late Hubert Cuuwell, ageo 7
yea . . ... . ,
'1 be relatives ana irienas oi ion larnuv are roHiwcruiiy
Invited to attend the Mineral, troin tbe resilience of bis
mother, back of No. 614 South street, on Sunday after
noon at 1 o'clock. Interment at m Joeub Burial
Ground.
DH KIN80S. On tbe 7th instant, ABIGAIL DICK
INSON, in iheS3d vear ol borate.
Her relatives and trends are respecti'ullv tnvltel to
attend the funeral, on Friday moroluv, tbe 1Mb Instant,
at 7 o'clock. Hum ber late residence, No. Si)i N, Tenth
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNTJT St., Phila.
FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
s reef, bf low Poplar. To proceed tn Mrmo:h Meetln
B lining (Mound, Montgomery county, f'a.
KB A N 18 -m the ah infant Mix MAKUAKET
FKrtMIs widow ot the ate t harle franrln.
Hit ro 'ativea and irlends are renpecitxilll Invited to
attend tbe fuaerni. Irom her Inte residence. N ) lOllH
Htrlna Garden street on Woodsy, the l'itu Inatant, at 'i
o'clock.
lKVlNK.-On the 7th Instant, I? ARRV, on of James
and Lmma Irvine, lu the Wd year of his afte
he relatives and nieiius oi tbe lamily are resneetfully
mvlted to attend bis fotieral, from the residence ol
his uncle, James N, llofTjian. No. I2il Fourth street,
on Hatnidav aiteinoon at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Kon
a.don s ( emeten.
O'NKII.L -On the 7th Instant, MARY O'NEILL, In
tbe IMd year ot ber age.
the relatives and irlends of tlie fnml'y are respectfully
invited to attend the luneral, irom the residence of ber
broiber-in-law. William (iormnilv. Ho IBIS Marsba l
street, on Saturday afternoon at J o'clook
flLI.Y.-On the Bth Instant. Colonel ROBERT W.
Its 1 ' ,n lh W1 r" 01 h' Ke' ola;erof tDe VV'r '
The relatives and friends are respeettul'v Invited to
attend his Mineral, from his late resilience, Asylum roaa,
above Krankiord. on Mondsv at 1 o'clock.
BWTFT.-On the 8th Instant, PAUL SWIFT. M. 1)., in
the 73d ' ear oi his ane
Ibe relatives anu frltnda ot the family are Inrlted to
atti nd his luneral. from the res'donce ol hisson-tn law.
A. H FranclHcun, No. lfXt srch street, on First dar, the
11th Instant, at 1 o'clock. Interment at Laurel HI 1.
WA'I KKMAN. At Chesnut Hill on Tuesdav, the 6th
Instant MARY V.. wlte ol Isaac S. Waterman.
'1 lie luneral wl l take place on Saturday morning, and
caniaues w I be at the chesnut Hill Depot on the arri
val ot ibe 10 o'clock train from tbe city. "
Q AW BUCKS OR WOOD HORSES. 8EVERA L
i J analltlei ot Wood Saws and Chopping Axes, and
an assortment ol W inter iiaraware, at
TRl'MAJs A SHAW'S,
Ko. B8 f F.lght Thlrty-flve) MARKET Bt- below Ninth.
MOVABLE HAT AND CLOTHING HOOKS,
attached to neat walnut frames, so that thev
may be fixed In a lew moments in a cioset, wardrobe, or
entry, and removed again without trouble. reverul
styles for sale by TRUMAN A SHAW,
Mi.Wil.lliii Thirty-five) MA KKKT St., betow Ninth
QLATES AND SLATE PKNCIIA 8TEEL
Pens, Pen Iloldors, Lead Pencils, Chalk Crayons
for Blackboards, and Paper Cutters, for sale bv
TRUMAN fe HAW,
Ko. 835fF.lKhtTblrt)-flvelMARKKTSt. below Ninth.
SWAEBUHTON,
FASHION A RLE HATTER,
No. 430 CHEHMTT Htreei.
91 Next door to Post Office.
JORDAN'S CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.
fl This truly healthful and nutritious beverage, now
in use by thousands invalids and others has estab
lished a character tor quail 'y of material and ptirit-' of
manu'actuie which stands unrivalled. It Is recom
mended bv physicians ot this and other places as a supe
rior tonic, and requires but a trial to convince the most
skeptical ol its (treat merit To ne bad, who esa'e and
retail, ot P. J. JORDAN No. 220 PAB Street. CH7S
BAH B KR'S IMPROVED
PKHISCOPIC RPRCTACLKb.
Huperlor o all others. Thv excite the woudvr and
admiration of all wbo use them. Manufactory and
bales-rooms, No. 248 N. ElGaTU Street, Phila., Pa.
OPERA TTL ARSES.
Assortmes t large and varied. Prices low. 9 24 3m
DE A FN ESS. E V ER Y INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skill have Invented to assist tbe hear
ing In every degree ot deafness, can be had at the Ear
Instrument Depot or P MADhlBA, No. 115 South
1EN1H Street, below Chesnut. 10 15 1m
WHITE SHIRTS TO BE SUPERSEDED.
THE WATER-PROOF SHIRT FRONT
Will save the Expense of White Shirts ;
Save the Trouble of Washing and Iromug;
Improve the Appearance;
Save Time in Drtss'ng ;
Remove all objections to Colored Shirts ;
Preserve a Cleanly Exterior ;
Protect the Breast, and Preserve Health ;
Give joy to the Household ;
Make Travelling Pleasant ;
Save your Money ; and
Keep, your Wife in a good humor.
ALL FOB TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
MANUFACTORY.
11 9 .'rnwlm No. 41 8. THIRD Street, 2d story.
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
S.E. Cor. SECOND and MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CL0XH1NU FOR MEN AND BOYS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS.
Department for Custom Work.
Agents for Oiled Clothing
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE.
10 M tuthsimip
QARrETIXGS! CARPETING S !
Reduced to Present Gold Price.
J. T. DELACRO I X,
No 37 S. SECOND Street,
ABOVE CHESJirr,
Has received per late arrivals,
200 PIECES J. CROfeSLEY A SONS'
BRUSSELS CARPETING
NEW ANU ELEGANT TAITKUNS.
Also, a iHTe line of TflBKE-PLT EX TEA
AS1 MNE 1NUPAIN t; AKPKTS. IAM A8K
VENETIAM MTAIR SD HsEL CaRVEIINg.COT
1 AUK AN1 KA'J CAKPEIS OILCLOTHS, StliUE
Kto,, vthWO will be gold low in consequence of the"
In Gold J l. DtLAlMiOlX,
No 8. HKCOKD htreet,
10 ilstuthiu: Between Chesnut and Market.
WltlTTEN AND VEKBAL DESCRTP.
"tlons of character, with advice on busluesj
ttiealtb,educait.m. etc., given daliy, bv
' .1 , iw - 1 I1T...
V 1 ffiuuiuuuu v. Km I. .A r 1 1,
at No. 26 H. TEKT11 Street, ubove C uetnut.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
FINE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 603 and 605 CHESNUT St., Phila.
COACIIMESPS COATSt
COACIIMEIV'8 COATS.
11 UNTING COATS,
HUNTING COATS.
LA DEL PIH A, FRIDAY, NOVKMISEK 9, 1800.
FOURTH EliiTION
FROM WASHINGTON TINS 1. 31.
I? FRCUL DESPATCHES TO TIIR KVnNIXG TKI.TOI-11.
WAPntNtiTON, November n.
UratlOIng Ileporta from Aaalatant t orn.
inlHHloucra of Freedinen.
Thfl tenor of Hip reports received by the
FieetlmtTi'i Bureau frosii the AslstHnt C.ruinls
sioners of the several li"trlcts has been, wlthiu
the past six months, of a niitiire which Inspires
the hope that tho aitiinosi'.ii s and prejudices
remit Inn from the war arc rapllly fudiitir out,
especially in the Southeastern and Border Stales.
A marked diminution in the number of outraees
committed upon tho iredmen is oD-ervab!?.
A growine disposition Is manifested by the
civil authorities at most ot th centres of popu
lation to care for th destitute anion? the freed
men, and the Inclination to administer the Itws
with impartiality between whites and blarks
makes sure but gradual l.Mgrcss. The most
prolific cause of complaint at the present time
is the (treat difficulty encountered by the plan
ters and their hands In agreeing upon a division
of the crops.
Disputes of this kind generally terminate iu
favor oi' the employer, and where it la apparent
that the civil courts will not adjudicate lairly
in these cases, aents of the Bureau have been
constrained to interfere to secure justice; and
that they have done so to the satisfaction ot all
parties concerned many of the more intelligent
and prominent planters have frequently testified
in writing to the Assistant Commissioners.
Department Reports.
The heads of the various departments of the
tiovetpnient are busily engaged In preparing
their reports. The preater portion of some ot
fhe reports are In the hauds of the Public
Pri nter.
THE CHEAT WEST.
Lecture of tbe Hon. Lafayette S. Pouter-
Nbw IUvkn, Conn., November 9. The Hon.
Lafayette Foster, President of the United
States Senate, deliveted a lectur-, last cvenina,
before the members of the Merchants' Ex
change, in this city, at their spiieioui hall. Willis
subject was "The 'm Great jWest and I "IT!T
sources," in which he gave a description ot tae
Western country he had viited last summer, by
appointment of the rtovemment, to Inquire info
the resources of the Western country and con
dition of tne Indians.
He spoke of the Une scenery and surface of
the country passed through, also of the tine
mineral springs, and referred to the bufTalo
huntr, fhe Indiaus, and other iutcivsting sub
jects relating to the Far West. He dwelt at
some length upon the necessity of railroad
communication with the Far West, and remarked
when the Pacific Railroad was built it would
turn tLe trade to San Francisco and New York,
and thee two cities would then bocjme tue
chief commerciat centres in the world. Vice
President Foster spoke tor over an hour, and
was listened to with marked attention by a lurjo
nud intellectual audience.
THE ELECTIONS.
Ooveruor Fenton'i Majority Tlie State
Li'Sthlu ture.
Niiw York, November 9.
Governor Fenton's majority is now footed up
at 15,lu7. There cau be but few additions, as
most ot the counties have been heard from.
The Lepislature, accotdiue to the returns thus
far received, toots up as follows, coiupured with
last year:
Next Legislature. Last Leniulature
Kcpub. Iem. Kopub. iieni
Senate 26 6 21 ti
Assem'ily 88 10 8y o"
Democratic gain in Assembly. 1.
Steamer Henry Chauncey Signalled.
New Yobk, November 9. Tho steamer Benry
Chauncey, from Asptnwall, is signalled below.
MEXICO.
Maximilian's Chamberlain la Havana.
Havana, November 3. Herr Resslgnier
Chamberlain to the Archduke Maximilian of
Austria, lute of Blexico, has arrived here. As
the Manhatan, in which steamer he came from
Vera Cruz, has sailed without him, he must have
some business ot Max's to attend to, and this Is
what no one has yet been able to elicit from
him. All Is conjecture. There are two circum
stances that have struck me very forcibly, as
they tally perfectly well. One is tbat by the
laft accounts Maximilian was on his way to
Vera Cruz, and the other is that several of our
empty mansions seem to have drawn the special
attention of Maximilian's Chamberlain.
The New Route irom Philadelphia to
Norfolk.
Fortbekb Monhoe, November 7. The steamer
Cdy of A'orfcH- arrived at Norfolk yesterday
afternoon from Annamessex, Maryland, ani
connected with the express train gcing south on
the Seaboard and Roanoke Rallr,;a 1.
This is tho first trip ma'1e, and the Air Line
route from Norfolk to l'uitmleipliia is now open
for travel. The City of Norfolk is an iron
neainer, slid was buili. at Wilmington, Dela
ware. She is over one thousand tons burden.
Latest .Markets by Telegraph.
'ew Yor.K, November 9 Stocks are better; Chi
cago and ock Island, 110; Cumberland Pre.
ferr'd, 71j; Illinois Ontrai -orip, 125 ij Michigan
isouthfrn, Vi ; Sew Yoii Central, ln; lV.nu l
vanta Coal, 118; Iteailme, 117; tludson Kiver. 126;
Canton, 67; Viririma 6', 0; Missouri Cs, 90; Une
Itailroad, fiat; Western Union 61; ; United S'atwg
l otit'Oiis, 1KS1, iw i. do. lSfi2. llli ; do. 1864. 107', ;
do. 1IW5, 10" ; 1 en-forties. 100; I reaury 7 8-10th
second series, 106 ; third sones, 105,' . Gold. HGj
POINT EREBZE PARK PREMIUM
.tlOr.O.-Trottlnr on THVKSOAY. Narembfr
1., isbti. at 2 a o'clock l . .M . ! mile ucata; best three In
liarneaa; "ood da' and track.
I). in er namet b. in. LADV THORN, by Hombrlno
hie I.
J. Crookes names br. s. GF.01ME WILKES, bj Ham
bletonian. Thfue celebrated horses wU contest for the ab ve
rn-mlum, and it i conUdenilv expected thin wtil be tlie
bent trot of the seanon. Ajtmliers are renpectfull re
oue'ted, on this ocnanou to waive the privilege of In
tiKduclnif a irienu wlthuut pay.
Ailmi-sion. One hot ar. 119 St
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