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FIRST ENTIOI
TWELFE wcz.coicic
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Cuban Junta - ' arr iv ed —RetnoTal
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''i - of Indians—Cabinet Humors—
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Puget Sound -, Claims T he
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I , itlcf,!ulluch-RollLins Trouble—
i " • The Johnson-Stanlei Protocol
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7-, The
of. Supervis
'. ink ra lichitOt Mullett --Officers
' 4 l 4 etred..to Report- Highly Ira
_portant Circular from Com
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2/118810ner ' Rollins Currency
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-: Controller's Report r-liticreta
view Agree lo pisagreepentral
l'aettic Railroad. .-- ~ •
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~- • .car_Tetearapb to the Elttshereh aat,te.l -
1 ' , WAtiirlq OToN, November 16, 1868.
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Representatives of theCtihanltevolutien
,Junta-. , , -
Airy have arrived here and ask to be
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i 'recognizeily our Government as belliger
: ."ente.',".slr..fieward;ivill` pay no attention to,
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- / the Committee at present. ' -
Colonel Tappan; of - the Indian Peace
- i -." Commigaion has :arrived here and reports
. 1 '''• that seventy; thousand- peaceful- Indi ans
are now being•removed to the new reser
! ;••vatlons.--r '. r - ;• -- -
.- --1 k ' Mr.• Cushing opposes the payment of the
• .1 , - Puget Sound deinutem the ground of fraud
ulent`exaggeration .- The mixed Commis
:-- Ision is still in session. The evidence fills
/ 1•• our large volumes. -: •- - ' ". . • -;
. 1 z - It is said that Admiral Porter is to be Sec
: ,T retary of the 14fifyy. He has purchased a
•-' 1-: ! --house -here, and will become a -.resident
;next January. • '• - - ' •• •-- •
, • . .. / The trouble between - Mr-McCulloch and
• ' ; 'Mr. Rollins, relitive to the Supervisorships,
-, is still exi sting,
and will :not end during
s • this administration, it is thought.
: :-. ' • • Chief Justice Chase has gone to"FEtalii
, • ~' " • more to hold Court. --
!•• ‘..-.%.- A protocol for the settlement of the Ala
•••.!'i ' ' bania claims, signed •by Minister Johnson
,:,. i ',":.. --and Lord, - Stanley , is expected here this ,
'. ,•;;., week fel examinatton by our Government.
1:.:. • Mr. Seward'-iev'opposed to the published
' •'• ' 1; 11 1 ,-. - - proposition for erbitration.
,-: • ~• Superideing Architect Mallett.has sub'-
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' ' •• 0 •" .• LI nutted his report on the condition of public
•:: ,',..; ..." lnriltiliige •,-; under: his ' enVervidion forl the
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.'year ending September 80tli, 1868. The
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-. :: -. . 4 •;-.; :: business is...now .greater - than- at any time
•••••!-;::.. •1 -since its organization. The reoort mentions
among thesausee."of embarrassment in the
j . completion of the many buildingsin course
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.1 . -ofereition; is :the eight hour -system on
,•! '' •-,;. f t .'l•3' GoverilinentWgek; width the;, Supervising
Architect _condemns. strongly, and states
.- • ',;" 1 . - - that l-i it, has iiggeitylyiktrgaseda'thely:
;I• : . ilt:: 7: -And. • retarded the . ; -„,- t ere gr e es .
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' • :• l ir- -Arti r4)63 - . .1 . ! i. *"
• th e ' bgterYifit loltisiVoikliii ;-; ' ..,. .. *4 i% , ' l'4.
. site for appraiser's stores, and ultimately _a
..-,: t....,..' . .. ; i, , new custom house, the present ' building
. :. -• ; being ~.a3nrirerefWeha, - iind;-Stke increase of
- • - I .buSineas makiniadditional room' iruilspen
.- •'. ..; . sable. He also cans -attention to the &ffi.:"
; - .unities of indiscriminate btddings for ,Go;-
••' ' 1" lernment 'Outfit:Ad. - Mid!' roxiinmends that
some restrictionwhe placed npon it. Under
•'• .- . ;';‘.l - the present -,-, plan -; tbe--yrnost. N'vort.h,
9 less • and - • incompetent : - -bidder' having
' • '.' the rig ht to • insist upon the , ac
-1•"• :f • '.• ' ceptance cir his ;p;opoeial, _though the de
. •-:' '-'," parbnefit May he•confident it cannot be en
.. '•,, '.;', forced; All efforts to collect damages for,
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breach oficontrgict-haxe-heretofoke failed:
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His estima t es: for the balance of the present
!• •':..! , and the next fiscal . , year includes 1110,000
-:' •. • 4 .! , for . Custom Hotise et Petro; 1i90,000 for
. ;•. .:•. .;-.-1 Custom House at St. Patd, /150,000 for
~ 1 - .;..Custom, House at> - Madison, Wis., ,&56,000
• . _ :\ ;1" r ; , ietCinsterit House at .Sgiringti r eld,', Illinois,
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,',::-. AMO,nfernAadne•HosviZO,', at 011icago, •
''.. :. l'• 425,000 for Custom - tionse at Des Moines,
.• : . : , lowa, $750,000 for Branch Mint at San Priin
• ..,' •• •;', -siscoollBoo,9jio,for a-new ,Postoffilie at Boa.:
x • ton'and 1490;000 Ibr a Tiefottry - bbildingef
' Washington. 'I -.• ~ -
' *r:'•.• ' ',• •:•-* ----I:troves-Major T.' H. Bates, relieved, has'
been detailed for- duty as Recorder pf the's.
• • " I--.---St.. Louis Ireitiiing Board. .-- - - --
': •:'' '1 (i-,1..T1ie following Officers have been 9rdered
h tzl 4 ).roin theIF:•ProPEIA cem:MiandSWitlicint de
- lay: "lliffiiret - Maj. GEM: Heintielniaii, Col;
of •-the 'Seventeenth Infantry; Maj. Gen.
-. 4; _ , .Doubleday , 'Col; of , the Thicty_•fifth Tofen
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~/.. .11 '.• - "te•y; W. it Batcon,Lient. CoL•of the Thirty
' seventh Infantry, and Brevet- Brig Gen.
...:::-..,,. ' ! ''' Shepherd, Col. of the Fifteenth Inf antry.
. • -.' . - a14.-joklelik ,Itialdbalirretired,•bas• been
-1•• ! •• • ', .1 ;ordered to.report to Gen. Meade for duty
';:';'......., . • . in the Department.of .thei Sonth.%•• - 2'l
•:i:-: '' Commissioner Hollins has issued a circa
-%•-: Ist calling attention;of all officers' of Intei
-. •-• I ' , Xial:Reitrenue:t.6 the regulations for marking.
.-,1, ! ,„ -- •.. And:branding of Casks or !packages'. of dia.-.
- • • ---, - tilled spiritsi a strict compliance withwhich .
•=,- •,•:. ..;;:, *' Is enjoined on allofficers '
especially gangers
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v._ •.! •.„ • in carrying out this - revlation. It,
'!•; •:::• . • is cbarged rin
• some ' districts ' that the
regulations ' are .. persistently - and, de=
...1.;...:,,,,,, liberatel3r disregardedp.:lll- ' l -; i ttI ecru ; are
notified that „ _ they must' be ally cont
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,„,.., Vied witli.,'„lt' is, also': reported that
',. ••• ! : .”. • Illestspapefer. distilled spirits are, in many
!,-,.:.: :::,1;; , - instanaa,zier,ligently or insecurely Attach
., ' - .., •ed. Wile airm*enttrely the reattltofeare l
,; . ....,;',..-.1.,:.:„ . dourness on'theprt Oftbegatigerlind undue;
.haste in affixing tier stamp.,Carer must be
•-., ,";•: , taken to - attack the
~stamp 'securely and . '
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~...,emeOhly ton clean surface v andrthe gauger
••• "?''''''. :!.:. ....Mnit.take tinin enough- toile se utter it is
so' 'affixed.: - : It: should '5 be . cancelled - as
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~, prenieribed; then covered with ' transparent'
-:, '', o• r'. - Walfish. This a matter for, which the
' • • gauger will be held responsible,-ade
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sire to do the greatest amount of work in
r - • - • '-' . ' thu-shortest- spat* of time will:not be• ac
-,- - - • , - cetAfid as an excuse Ibitfaildre to do the
1 _Work well. Collectois and other receiving
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officers are instructed to detain or sells any
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I:1, -oi•all casks end OaCkageser Spirits - ganged
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. - - which are net marked'and branded - as re
, mitred by instructions, aeries 40, Nos,. 7 and
if, the supplement thereto, and.forthwith re
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,;,•'• port the faetsto thusotilee. Theowner of the
spirits will , fiti4 it to - his' , interest to insist
that the gauger does his work Correctly:
- - -rsAny:tegleot Wilarkend - brand spirits as
* • ' reqntredhy the regulations, or any case of
: •.• ...` -- negligence -or learelessnesti, in attaching
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,-- ' "atimPtehould,tie,at'encez reported. to this
''• • , I '-'" - office, that, : the . proper ; steps may be taken
Ihrthudismisital:= of the•officery 'so doing,
' - .?•••-- - - -, :and oollectota will .Also be justified 'in de.
• ~.. elinintrto - itiaign any , ganger •to duty who
shall be found , guilty of such' , mgli nee,
• '' icarelessnist or disregard of r ow.
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1.:,... ~ ..vr,AsottioToN,aror;lfk., — TheComptro l lee ,
if --1• 4 3 f Vtint4ll . 7, Inat4xoncluded his annual' - re-
•• - .p0rt,,:, - Whleb.has beeti sent:to the public
• Y, ' . enter' .'-Re iecoomends;theA.redbm_ption
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r tanit Notesin
of 41mit'protribiting ith e payment interest
•- . 41 • on bank balances by Banks, of Abet city.
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The prt wilt contain the'usual' statistical
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_.. bunrinadon showing the condition of -the
' • 1 -' mantis ; taxes paid; .-.
amount.. ,of. lava' 4
;'ineney; reserve The' number of
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THE CAPITAL.
port is twelve: the -number which have
failed is four. , /
The result of a length:l , , conference be
tweelttht B eaeA . 7.olVtlietairtasury and
Commilibiner - trolline to:day, will be the
appointnient int rejection of several who
have been.no mi nated' for thiPerviscrihips.
triss % ,
A diva 4 from-San Franc. 16th says:
ratid mattetrythe'ntral
Pact c — fiZ are notipirriea to A:Jun
ta, Nevada, the station for the -Neese river
Mining Distrtct, three hundred and eighty
five mites east „:01' Sacramento. . The track
is laid sixty-itch tine's- further east. The
earnings for petober exceeded $3,000,006.
NEW YORK CITY.
(Br Telegraiih t 4 the PHlebarghßasette.)
Noterinurc t iNowimber 10, 1868.
.3rovimetrrs at' INN. GRANT-
General Grant, accompanied by his wife
and General Dent, left(West Point at half
past three yesterday,' and. arrived in this'
city in the evening. , He yrtut„, received at
West Point andrilong thellne between this
city and Garrison's landing, with hearty
welootnings.', Before leaving West Point
he inspected t he . Cadet corps.
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, MAJ. PM:FISKE onsuataN DISONAB.GF.D.
i Major Patiline Cushman, 'who was ar
rested onlikittirday at the instance of A. R.
Neivcomii, once a business agent of her's,
and incarcerated in the Fifteenth Precinct
Station House all that night, on a charge of
larceny,was arisigned before Justice Dodge
at the Jefferson Market Police Coart yes
terday mcrning lo answer. When ques
tioned by the Court, Mr. Newcomb said he'
had'Acietimptitintlfivehlt; rifiltlidtti" that
the - accueed Bray Vas'ileiltatteil to — dePart.
It is due to Major Cushman to'state that
she most indignantlx3ienies the accusation
and that slite: lwatifthatthe proeeedings in-,'
stituted by."Nitivcombleive their origin in
vindictiveness and jealousy. -
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•A. fire broke ont {. this Morning, at. No.
347 M, Third avenue; in a building occupied
by John Fenny as Chat store: It was.
caused by a `hat body liklling against the
stove. Damake; $5; 0- fov„;3.000:
. -- About noon another fire broke out. In a'
row of two story frauari ', buildings, oh the
north aide of.Fnlion %pantie, near 'Rif Felix
street, Brooklyn, several. of, which were
damaged to the amounti3fl3,ooo; fril ly in
sured. The occupanta of the stores in the'
buildings suffered damages frofn 1300 to
11,000 each., Total loss, $15,000. .',-
wit:mitt „featrns boatai Is _Ryon_
The' Sub-eommittee of the' Joint Con
grecilonal ComMittee resumed its Session
today. Testimony was given showing
that .trands - were now being perpetrated
under,the present 'revenue law; that distil
lers are as successful low as underille old
law in evading the payments'. of taN, and
from bne-third to one:half otthe. - ;whisky
manufactured escapes a tax. ',The various
model in which frauds are carried. out by .
which the revenue is defradedare fully ex
plained in the itriestrigatlon on this branch.
Their inquiry is still Itittner`to be - pursued
.to-morrow. - , • .
1 tr Cifirre oneavfirrizat IN NEW YORE.
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, befiteral Grant thitilternoon - Medved
eallektiot hie parlors ; the Metropolitan
E:( -Magi at his Morita he receives all.
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h - -.--,- . ' - ' ", r':•••:i ' 44 r* P A 4 ,, 4 ,..;
pas afteirnbor' i the e, ~.. - .71 - - i-• , i 7
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attended a dinner , "'at '' . .4.-: ' •
pont's and ;this ev - visitedke's
pips Budge`'4'4-
Opera House. On ednesday afternoon'
Mr. Bonner will, tak,e i_timAirstral.4oaaa
Dexter trot, and in the evening be: will be ,
entertained at , a dinner party . by A. T.
Stewart:, The statemehtlliat lie had con
sented to be 'present at a receptitin "by the
anion;Paiiitue ia e %lir p,, antstandtatintv contro
iiiited. " t.
Ilrory - liiave on There.'
day for 'Philadelphia.
REPORTED !aii-unEs--isfpwrFswq4yriinrs.
There were ramor3 of lailities on the
streets
,tl3-Atiy, - but, only obi 3 firm was
brougheunder the rule. ..The ban •
kers have
stood the .violent: fithatiallont,ltily I
well. The transactions in Gold were
enormous, the gross clea r an c es being ne
hundred and, seventy-seven millions. '
SAILING OF THE STEAMER RISING STAR.
• The steamship Rising 'Star- sailed this
afternoon for -Aspinwall with -a large,nnm-_
ber of passengers, among whomthe pugil
ists Joe Coburn and O'Baldwin were ex..
pected to sail, but the latter' could not .do
el? without So,rfeltipg =hit bail: -A large l
creWd of pugs charlered the; tug Seth Lord
andaccomparded the Star •to Sandy H001t, 7 J
Where they bid Joe farewell. ' i , , I
BENCHED ON WHISKY AND OTHER FRADY*.
Rev. Henry Ward fteechem last_ evening`,'
preacheda on the text, "Abhor that whierrisl
evil," in which he unsparingly denounced
1 the - wrathy and:other aildsja' bay hol
sale corruption lii office* at( Alny, and
4WaabinStoni and am Atm./1111161U,
instiovEnz BY:DETECTIVES. j 1
Detectives have discovered important in
formation concerning the death of ,young
Nugent, found insensible, in Jersey; city
r streets, on the bight of' the Democratic:pro
cession, just btfore the election.
"MONEY. PINCH"
.'AT AN END.
The excitement in Well street A : continues
to-day, and prices of fancy - stocks"are bo-
Ibulled up • reatly.. Our bank statement ,
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is - ortible, .. d it, is, thought that the
ix
1 , - ..Hey market is at an end.
n ito
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._. : • ANT .BUROLABY. - , 7.1,/ I _
The offiee o t f Richards ik Bros.; Barblay
street, ti.assenger agents of the „paniburg
Steamahipline, was burglarised oniSiltur
day night of money and jewelry 'to : the
amount of 15,000.. ' -
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.The large hotel buildings at Greenwood
, Like, Orangeconnty,,New York,were corn
l_pletely destroyed by tire botween three and
-four o'olodkyesterdstyz morning ; fully in t
EESIONATION OF HAYOR HOPVMANo'
Mayor , Roftwain today sent a letter of
resignation tO the Common Council; to
take effect NOzember :30th. • I •
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REPQ TED EARTHQUAKE. 1
.it is reported 'that a slight tlhock' of earth
.quake was felt.l at. Elimboth, New,Jersey,
- last tight. ; • 1 I. . 1
- . .POSTPONED.'
- The Rosenburg' naturalisation case 'vas •
np before. Judge Nelson to-day, and was
pnstponedlillithe "24th inst:'- - ~ 1
BRIEF Run's xruus.
At 6:40 o'clock last eveningtJainelsserPno
a:Resident of Tray, was intsntly 'killed at •
the BarclaYStreet retry Boat, being`crash=
ed betweenrthboat and 'the bridge.
The Coroner ajar"- taday in the.,oase of.
.the ferry befit eallisian, Centairethe" pilo t
and deck ban Wbeelflid charge or the
Hamilton. .1 ' , i ` still , 1
The Cuban expedition s ' talked I of, ,
but is believed tpbe' all moonshine. • j
The
- weather le cold, and disagree able to=
• Bnatnessis improving :-: Stocks are - acti've
and buoyant .-1 - 2 "- -'- -' l, '" , i.' . -'
It ts_reaortett tollay %et attothercontest
viill be arranged `bettieen "O'Baldwin 'an d
g
it'side.''''''
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ti,Thoungl PraVordiu_ porter I..srsuLryester
dal, field,tp,ball.bY, justiee boxuling,: for
stealing the 'goods- Of hit 'elhOloyers, 'the .
American Suspender Company, of - No,, 182
acme street, I ' '
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P.Mtl
English Elections—Likeral GainS
—Bishop of Canterbutf—LOrd
Sterling's Speech Disapproved=
SellOusCharges'Agaihst Minister
- of Cliban
,e•Generals for -More Troops De
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1 4 01— PreauttiOnart, Alleasures
• in ,France—Bepublican Party
Increasing in Numbers-King of
Siam Dead—Voleanie EraiPtions'
—Earthquake. •
EBY Tetegraphto the Pittebnigh Gazette. 3
I.oNhou, November 18.--Fdrliamentary
nominations 'were. made to-day.in nearly
two hundred boriongirs and jnine counties
in England, Scotland and Ireland. i Great
excitement prevails in all parts of the King
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doni, but so far the electioni have been' at
tended with little or no violence. Returns
from forty-one constituencies show' the
•lelberaisito - kavegained members.
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The electioii of the- following prominent
cariftidateir has been decided, • and may be
'considered certain Conservatives--Benj.
,D'laraell - present Premier, Ireim Reeking.
bainahlicer -;George
_present
Chancellor of the Exchequer, from North:
turrptonshire; - North; Odtherie Hardy, pres.
ent Home Secretary, , from Oxford" tjiiiver
hity; Charles' B.` Adderly,`present -
Colonial • Secretary,'-from Staffordshire,
litikrt; 4„Lord Robert'Montagne, from
'Huntingdonshire;.; cQaol. eTheomas- Edward
,Taylor * Parliamentary Secrotry to the
The/jury, .fronf: Dublin county; George,
Schlatstr /loath,' fro& Hampshire &North,
Spencer; Horatio, Walpole, from Cambridge i
Upiversity; John' Hobert Mowbray, from
Oxford University; Step_ben.' Cave, *from
Shoreham; Breresford Hope,. from Cam
bridge University. .1
.Libercas—John Evelyn Detuilson,' 'speak
er of the last Pfouse, from Nottinhamshire;
Robert Lowe, from London `..Erikiversity, '
Goorge Green, Fell IGlyfin, from Shafts.'
burg, Charlei , Pelham ,Villiers-frorn-VVal
'verhampton,...George Denman- from Liver.
ton, Col. Wm. Henry Sykes frornAberdeen,
M. E: Grant Duff, froni."Elgin; anri,Ratift
William Henry . Gregory, from 'Galway
couno'; Sir—John Gray, from :Kilkenny ;
City: the O'Conordo from Roscoinmon;
the O'Doneghtte ' from Tralee; A. E. Lea
thern; of . Huddersfieldi Alex, Hugh Baring.
Lorireo>.r, November ir3—Afidnight.—There
was a slight disturban c e at Manchester to
day; but it wasaoon,quiteted by the efforts
of the police. No reports of , serious dis
order have been received from any part of,
tba.eotintry4 .!
LONDON, Noiomber 10.—The announce
ment Is made to-day in the London journals
the.tae Itev.. , 'Arosibidd Cainybell- Taft, D.
..•ofcpenden, is appoiato,
70,_
, The Barad Bays the Mh4ite,
ted -States to Paraguay sett)*
. her!:?-
himself into serious trouble - with •Mardkg
Lopez. 'The latter itemised Minister
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burn hivitig entered into the conapira
cy ttiOssassinate the President, .and_it was
charged that he had received one hundred
and forty thousand Hollers for his action: -
.The -chief accuser :.la Senor.- Jose,- Ber
-ges, the . Minister •of Foreign Myers,
who turned • State's-; evidenee: , -..e•agoltatt
the conspirators. Be charged • hir. - .Porter ,
C. Bliss, a member,of the Legation, with.
having signed a compact ' with the conspf- -
rotors. Although Mr. denies all these
,charges in a letter_ to his friends, the Pare
ktiayan. tiovernmed has publishedi letter
purporting ki,:have been signed by Mr.
Bliss,admittitql ill the °harps against his'
own Minister. , :Ththletterldgenerally be
lieved to have been gotten from thnwriter
mesma atiorturawhile inPrildiL. The
w - hole - foreignNpeptilation-.40v the-Pdo De.
'La Plata are indikuantat theotitrages corn;
niittedby Lopez,.att4, - liut ,regret-
that a•Min crofthegreatftubliit sank!'
haveeven notioed.snott• 41.1
• The Commander of the American avoid;
ron, Rear ,Admiral, When`
pronaid meamesto , Vindicatethe;matilt to
our flag. The .foat conthine the following
editorals: I : '
• ,
Elsewhere Ne print a Jetter, from a well
;informed curt e t Pondebtlic____the Pr J o'.
'sine, the tone .of which :!Ildiuwa deep
feeling which exists among Americans in .
Brazil, at an extraordinary story abed the
United' States' "Minlider'ParogitaY,
Washbarne. It is allearted thitt.Bin-Wash
htundleft the country, and abandoned to
the harbarOus dictator-Lopez,. two Amen.
ean - eltizei*Partoro.- Blissi - and.George F.
Masterman, both, moreover, employed in.
the legation, and thus officers, of' the Urn
- ted ;'slates.' So' ineredable- a story of
cowardice on the part of a , United
States,.Ministdr.. ust.-be received as
at leas t' doribtful •An -
and
.'susceptible* of
F'some • explanation, honorable to Mr..
F . Washburne,did , not a long letter of- Wish.
borne's, - witicit'will.'idso •telound
where. fully confirm it? HO rOstesly(thla
,l_ _
etter, which_la addrefased to: . Eaglish
it. Janeiro, „ that:Bliss -and'
Maiterman were forcedfrotatisside as he
and they were passing from the Legation to
the. Finvatery , Fsidtv - .-where:ith,ey were
to the,
Ina ' united States vessel.
Not did -he suffer tat, atrocious,
I violation , 9of--tbe =rights Atiterbiana
andlieFOSider, but it setiink from his ac
count, to have gone - quietiy. eboard the yes.
eel waitingfor;hint, sad sailed c oif . leaving
- them to their - fate without stopping Oven.
to remonstratej, Our correspondent initin
de Janerieraddostill further, that while the.
lEnglieh':tot Fr ench fleets animatedly
_to
Paraguay to • rescue 'their pedide l , M
Washburnie has not even
'Called'ibr our
fleet; - whli h- area idlyy ht"nle 'de'JaMiro,
while Lopez is torturing. and unirderingitr
his ''own - secret " will. Mr. Washburne's
own -letter , F'conderrm him. No such
shatneint otitrageV has 'ever:: been eirf
fered. by, •-American citizens • as: that
which he has tolerated.. No • - such_
wealt:.mitided '.person_lnts - titer, inierepre.'
seated out Olovernittentaroad or differed
our- flag,. torbe dishonored -and the sanctitV ,
of a ,Un ited Stated Ltigatteiftobe Violated.-
We will say nothing of the reports4hich
Mme from Rio of Mr. Washbuyne'd entan
:itlehnititt.ivithrLoPet, - 4;if , his eorruption
by that barbarian. -It is quite enough that;
he heettaillely submitted &above two Amer
lean Intivtr, 'beildf3s a 'lege number . 'of
Persons of f other nations, taken from
IdE,QTAttatibri2. Where thby . E ,- -had lianught
refuge -Irom the ..fury - of Lopez. We
ho pe,s otirs.fliMeoTeigfoglil l Act pronipt-;
, lylit - thilmatter.. The tionnt.ry has a right
to demand that the - President, shall, send . :
ntitteltlinut tholtetddliday:hythe speed's:
eat conveyance, "a man with splritto =Put
and maintain our rights honer,; and; of.
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nvniTuitoit „Pitts
SECIIIrE
EDI'ftON
, vo - cat crer..ocic. Ai 31.
MOM. EUROPE.
NOS! EMBER ; 17 ises '
A .•,
•
Our flogptOtake the - place of I Washburne;
and the new Minister must be backed`by a
fleet which will enable him to wring from'
Lopez the most ample reparation• and apol
ngy fcirlbiontrage on our flag, and • iinme
dble restoration of all persons - Whom he
foiced from the `'legation. There can
ha 'no argument on this ' question.
;If our flag doss not 'protect Americans in
foreign countries it is shame.-'lVltas.qo
T right tos place among, he
.flaga of radians,
and our. Government Rata promptly
'andVgorously in this matter we shall be
come contemptibleamong fereigners. An.
ioffieei of Liman like Farragte or
Tortilr. should be sent- out at once•in the
fastest man-of-war we nave.' Let him take
the fleet - which lies in 'Rio janerio with
be instructed todeal with Lopez
as . Decatur did:with Ihn - Dey of(Algiers.
It appeari :from Washburne's '
-flats- letter
that . Lopea is a ruthless barbarian, who vi
olatee every laW, and respectsthe rights of
no One, whether native or foreigner. There
la reason to believe he has submitted Bliss
aqd Maeterinnn tn the toiture, and there
is no reason to deal with him othersise
than as one Would with a pirate. It is hu
miliating that It should be necessary for
the:press of this country 'to call upon the
Government to regent finch an unheard of
outrage upononr flag as Lopez has commit
ted, or to Ravi, from imprisonment, torture
and death. American citizens. Mr. Wash-
burn's misconduct is, a stinging disgrace
to every American, one under which our
people will not remain quiet, for if they did.
'they would have lost all sense of honor.
We trust the „President and Mr. Seward'
Will for once act:promptly and show there
is some decision and vigor left in the Ame
rican Mwernment. Washbtune's own pub:
lished letter shown h sufficient cause for
'the.moit energetic measures .w}11 , 34 can be
"taken.
I • FRANCE: -'' •
•-- -etovember 16.—La SitailCC- finds
fault with Lord Stanley for his reference to
France.tn Hls speech at - Rings Lynn. It
says he anduld recommend moderation to
Prussia,. not to' Franck and asserts that the
general impression produced by that speech
ft - pot reassuring either's to the results of
American': negotiations, or the•prospect of
Ipeateln - Europe: - '
nke n 2fllqemeterial of the Temps newspe
per; - been seized by this Pollee, and the
trtiblication.. of that journal suspended.-
The French Gavernineut has commenced
proceedngsktlainst, other journals
ed Violations of the press law. '"•
Tortnorr. Nov. 16.—Dispatchesfrom Pariir
State that - X. 13orOche Minister of Justice,' and hi:-.Pinarti,:„ Minister of the Interior,
.haveissued instructions to the Prefects of
, detiertmeots requiring. them _to suppress
all public nutnifestations in regard to the
coup etat of the second of DeCember. •
SPAIN
Manny). November 14.—The majority of
the captain Generals of the Provinces
,have
requested an increase of their respective
garrisons, to which Gen. Prim has replied
in a circular- stating that such increase.
would be beyoutt.,the resonrcesof the court
try. 'c - Troops are'Concentrated in New Ceti !
tile and can be , readily dispatChed wliereVer
required.
lidaniun; November i6..The 13eriablIcan
leartAlT klgaining largely in minibers and In-
Multiage in Madden Of Seville and Cadiz. •,
ITALY;
lirejnbgr - ,l4,..4.lriantvinil has
e bail beta
rteneaisto,
ibraltd; 7 .
_being ejected: _- -
DIAL
11
Lownott, dispsitah - &Ont .
India announces the death' . of glop Pha,
Mongkoutr King of slam . .•
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lIIUNGARY.
PasTir, Nonanberlß:=-Baron Ton Beitet
today, opened the meeting , of the' Delep
tient' In thie eity: - • •
EGYPT;
•
' ....17CIXABEST, 1 , November 14.—A violent
shooleof earthquake occurred ltere.un Fri
day
" FINANCIAL , AND CO34IdERCIAL.,
NovemberB. '
Merasorr, 1 —Consols Closed
at 94t for moneyanduccount. Five-twenty
Bondss, 78K.• Railway -Socks:steady. Ilia
Atoll+ CentrA, 95%; Erie, 30hr; Atlantic.*-
Great Western, P.g=
• ` •
VRAzurvoler, Nc - 4errber ;113..•"United
Statee•Bonda are steady at ••• - • •
, liorrhoN November 16 de:" Sugar• • has a da.
" ell ulna, tendency and is qUored.;"l.6 , arrive at
26e.6d.; on spot, 368..6c11 Calcutta Linseed;.
60s. 'C t ornroan Resta IS buoyant - at ss. Bd.'
5111: ' Petroleum, 10d:'
011 s unchagned.
Arrr,Wsuu+,•:.-Novemper s - ;l6.—Petroleuta.,
5034 francs was bid "for standard white, but
sellers are asking 35', franc more.
HAVRE, November 18.—COtt0p, 184 franca
for tree ordinaire. on spot.
lirvsntrooL, Noveinber 16.-C otton
quiet; sales mtildiing uplands at 10,1a1041c1,
and Orleans ar 10Nalld• sales for the day,
10,000 balastantacistudit unchanged. Cord!
89d. Red wheat 918 d. Flour 265.: Earley
-ss. Oats as Bd. Peas 475. Beef 90s. Pork
916. 'Lard 655. 'Bacon 555. Tallow 50s 9d.
Spirits turpentine 295. Petroleum 9d, re.:
lined la 6Ncl: -. • ?
J '
Disfrilerlea
fiebed - -Issa by the Lite 1 1!?—,
DKattiteU naltArfrtheti.-4;outestelLElsci rn
.
Lily Telegraph to the Plttebargh Gaiteite.y . ,
PHILAttELPIIIA, liovembOrtlO.—Our rev
euneopioers !aired serrpritl dyptalerieslyip .
town on Saturday ! :._or tiork•payrnent of
The loss .1) the fire at Roscoe & ,Olark's
Plaiting Mill, Saturday night, foots up
twenty thousand,: dollar,
_The animals ofi
F orepaughts - Menagerie who' broke loose
have allbefit' .040UrefLAKid did no harm as ,
far "as Inown. All of the circus equip.
amnia:Were - destroyed;involving `lttlfll:4
,tli,:inetintwof"forty thousand dollars.
- An inn:al - dated man'named Mcßride fell
from a oar yeaterday_snd was run over and
killed
The Contested election, cates-in this city
are likely to occupy the attention ) , .)f our ,
A:burls for some weets. , 4Alltsr_pitiminent
lawyers are engaged Wl' Counsel - on - either
one .side or the oother. t .
PriILADELPRIA, PA; Nov. 16- T his.morn-
Mg the case of Michael Fitageraidi: l ,brought
here both New, York, on a requfaltlmi;
charged:with illegal - voting, was j called.,
'The bait entered into on Saturday was de=
dared forfeited. ,
shooting_ In iselb-Defensa., , -
Car Telegraph to the ,ittilsarskiksimetta.3
Ind A , 140yember' le.—About
a young man who had gained' considerable
eleven o'clock this morning . 4oohGlautner,
notoriety in police courts , shot and in
stantly killed by Wm. ion* Iv sheet iron
worker of this Alty. % Jones immediately
`surrendered ^ himself 10 4 the • authorities.:
.The 00 enter% jurVi. altek- a thorough in
vestigatfon of the affair, rendered a verdict
•orj.ustillahls•homicide:i 4tt a prolithbil
trial this evening Jones was acqUltted and
• -
Progress of the Revolution—Flags Cap
tured—The Leaden Not . Natives—Prbs.
oners Sent to Havana.
033 , Telegiaph' to the l'lttsbureb Gazette.]
HAVANA, November 16.—The Diaro pub
,.
lishes the following intelligence from the
,interior: • Col. Lono remains at Tunas. I
•
Several of the flags carried by the revo
lutionists have been captured. They, are
triangnlar in shape, and have, the sun in
the, centre, with radiating stripes of differ
ent celors: •
The bitioio regards the raising
of bile fla as g
an-indicatiCin that the Insurgents intend
to declare their independence .of-Spain,
and says we are , glad the rebels have re.
moved their mask. The right and _duly of
the Spanish government to disperse and
annihilate, these .traitors hi no longer a
question of politics. It becomes aquestion
of national duty. ,
It is represented that nearly all the revo
lutionary leaders are DON:1112101/113)3 or Mexi
cans. 1
. .
A, number, of rebel prisoners capture' by
the troops were - brought to Havana to.day.
,
Meeting of the General Assembly—Gov.
ernor'i Messaga—A. Close Election.
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette./
NOVGGIber. lit —The General
Assebibly convened. in this city to-day:
" •
o
Both Housesmet at twelve 'clock. There
not being linnornm in the Senate, it ad
joarned until- to-morrow.. In the House
the qualification of several-members gave
it a quorup; but" the Senate having ad
jounted, the House did 'also.
Governor Holden - MU send in his message
to•morrow. •
Hon..H.li..:Jcsielt, of the Mountain Dis.
triet, claims that he has beaten Plato-Dun
hain. It Will: ieiNie the, official -vote to
decide the matter.
More.- of the 140-Gleason - Abutter-
; standing.
,
-chi Telegraph to the Tittahurge Gagette.t
Tta..iinFresinne, November 16.—At a
;fleeting of. the , Rupreme Court, on Wed
vsdav next, Governor Reed will tipply for.
a ipso warrant° on , Liententine Governor
Gleason, to'show IT what righi lie holds
°thee. Lieutenant Governor Reed claims
Mr. Gleason was ineliqibld when he was
qualified, nothaving been a eitii,en of the
State three years, as reqtdred by the Con
stitution.
. •
The - Charleston 'contested 'Mayoralty Elec..
- " ttori Close. - • •
tßy 'relekraps toltettnstititklr Omens.]
CuaticEsrosr; S, C.; Navember 16.—The,
trial of the= contested eleetlon case pro.
greased quietly, although ,excited crowds
surrounded City Hall. Eminent counsel
are engaged on both aides. The impression
prevails Abet the efeetion will be adjudged
to ,have been, illegal: •
Secidna Cha.rge Ags..htsta Physician.
'By,TelegraDb o the 17.ttablygli Eiszette,
SPF.niarzni!n,,Bitus3.,.;fpiember 16.—Dr.
=en
iIiME
Zeresrr;eii.
Death of an Old Merchant. -'•-•
•
Do , Teasirapiao uiemeinaicati oazetted •
Beurneone; :Noy. All.=—Thomts :•'Arat.
strong, of the firm of Armstrong, Outer it
-Co.,' one of the, oldest and .Most actlys
nerchanta in tin,q4c3ri. Wed on SatarclaY;
aged 79 yeasts:
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'') ,: .' 'No* Oliiiiitii 1 illerlie;; •- . ' •
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,taiiiretelitati iCiairmitintamiigette.3 '- .-, .•
,Nati 'Oitt,airriej.,, Viiirember::l6:—.Catton;
i.lsl4dllngsrhaire'ddra itku3,' - sitilitir to the id
, vane:44lold aliCittOling ':Methange, and
1 , Bales :weriyeade at 2TAta2803. - . .•,-,-- The sales to
. day amonnted 4011 , 7 (iO•bales...... , :.•ThwreCelpts.
tiloceSatgrdayautounted.to.7,643 bales, and
tale, - exports_ : .Abr•-;ttict:sam e,,tlmkt. were 5,80,
lei Gold, 1363;613. . Sterling Ex.
. change . is ,1 - - nasettletA; . ~ Commercial . paper, - ..
:1-47 3‘01. 47 34;;Atinkn0tt,,1.4811485,N ew •
- York Sight' Ilkelituige nrheld;rit va4 SW!
gar is declining - 14 .pirlow,'‘. - bnt , :the receipts,
are :-.increashig;','cOmmoniAltikeldiat'Sme,'
fair at•103•02i; and- - yelloWjClarlfled•.it 1410;
ei
. Molassteldeellning, - •and ;sales were made
of. Vrittle at • - ,42,sisteici;• mar • choice at 70 . c..:..
Flour ls.rAull,- but; no, sales :were.. reported.
Corn is tearce r aral-sales - were made 0. new
`et sl,f,Ail,lo. Oats; the market iidepressed,,
andaalett• are bei - madeat .60a610. 'Bram.
la: - dull' t1.v;161,25.• - '.- • -. ' hair deelinisd, with.
:sales of - • westereet 7n2EC ' . •:Pcirlile - dull;
With, sales ' bidng:lnirdcif itt - 131).! • Bacon : 13
ng haiii2
lower, and eitlet were made Of shatildent At
443f0; F ' clear : rib' •eides• - • 5it. , 18 1 40,.7 ant cleat ,
aides ; at :19 - ci - -, , Lard , ;le :•:dulli, with sales or
!tierce at f /934 4 4:and keg at 210: • Oaffee•is ,
held 46X0: for •prline:ltioi and 14Mc. for fair.:
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INbw Tait .0* Market. .
thy Telegraph to pe Pittitrilkeuelatio
headw, Tess.; jiciv.;llkr—Reeelits,'. 6,113
beeves, -34,9giheop and lambs; 19, 1
hogs:' Beef Unolaanfed; :extra, leo, prime
1E.X015,0, fair to' good, - 13X@V4,Uc, ordi
=nary, 113‘€)12;0; Inferior; 10©11.o. Sheep
and. Lambs active and, a, shades higher for
the former; netwitbstanding the liberal of lambs,' ' ..1%0330.
Hogs advanoed @le up to Saturday, hat
today with mini' of 6,885 head and only
a moderate,demand, the Market was heavy
9 %@9gofor ponmem-to heavy torn fed.
CB7 .. _4 I Pa.ll Market.Ma rket. .iier 4 opb to ulo,toborols.vraajthe.3.
ALBANY, trotteillber 16.—The (little mar*
ket opened with tonsidentidn‘
;miens balk, adinineed receipts
thus fir fall about 1,500 - head:lMO;
o f last
week's .reoepbn:sales Wan, made -of 1,400
- head at the Yollowinglignres: StigNo for the
best extralCentuoky 'and Ohio steers,' 734 a
83fo forfeit' In prime Illinois and ;Indiana;
5a70 for common to fair Stat, and • Iliad.
Sheep,are, eapply< and are'
nelonated
s at 334ttp3 ;Ind sasMo for. Lambs, •
Chicago Jilarket "'
ply froeirripiio drains:,
`Cnickino f
ko ta-night Yi r heat - firm; holders'
vsksl,l4,•huiersat 111 ; 16 3;; . *NOthIng doing
in Oonl; held at 79a799. Oats quiet at 46a
fO3i* ••
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NORTH CAROLINA.
FLORIDA.
The other 40
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The True Radicalism-of I . :azit., •
The St . Louis Demixrat says: Theifi are
two elements—a Republicanism of princi
ple and a Republicanism of passion. Gen
eral Grant, we feheY- will be found with
the Republicans of principle. When the
war closed, he was denounced by many for
his magnanimous terms to Lee, and after
wards; when scinio . proiosed to punish: the
traitor, by civil law, General Grant firmly
insisted that his pledge-'of protection must
be reapected. Neither during the war nor
at any time since has lie manifested any
feeling of vindictiveness toward the con
quered, and it is hardly likely that he will ,
begin at this late day. "Let na have , peace"
means something from _him. It means
safety and security'for all loyal men in all
their rights. But it does not mean venge
ance or harshness. True magnanimity will
crush a hostile idea with merciless severity,
but not the individuals who have honestly
entertained it. We shall have the laws
obeyed, and the constitution in all its.gtiar
antees respected, in every:part of the land.
Those who persist in lawless behavior mill
suffer. rßut those who mean to obey
. will
have every encouragement that the govern
ment can justly give.
If we judge rightly, then, the adminis
tration of :General Grant will bet Feculi
a_rily satisfactory to that element in • the-
Raffical party . which. was last to become
convinced of his , fitness for the resposibili
ties of a President.is these trying "times. It
will those Radicals who care for ideas;
it will disaustihose Radicals who careadire
for something else,. The "political bum
mers," who were in such hot haste to
"place hint before 'the': people," are • likely
to be disappointed. The true and honest
men of the Republicsn'party will find, we
believe, that General Grant will accomplish
all that theyisought by his election"-the tri
umph of Radical principles; the: settlement
of all vexed questions on the.: basis:of jus
tice, and the restoration of the Union to a.
safe and enduring peace. • ,
The Spanteh Proclamation Ageism Slavery.
The following is the text of the Supreme
Junta's proclamation against negro slavery: ,
Considering that the enslaving of negroes
is an outrage on =human nature and,aistain
• on the Spanish:nation, the only one la=the
civilized world that still maintains' it IS all
its integrity; that•bf -its history, its charac
ter, its intimate connection with every phase
of life in the Aritilies, by the importance of
whatever measure may be taken regarding
it, and the serious: consequences which any
hasty proceeding might entail , on the negro
himself, slavery is one of those repulsive in
stitutions whose disappearance ought not to
be delayed, but whichreqnires the judicious
adoption of welbconsidered preliminary and •
simultaneous measures of entirely different
nature to render facile, definite and advan
tageous the Work of abolition.. Coi;sider-.
ing that these views in nowise prevent the
Provisional Government-while =awaiting
that , the Constituent Cortes, after having
heard the deputies from the colonies, may
decree the abolition of slaveivrom taking
some steps-,10 satisfy icafragea •jUstice with
out any fear.of causing any ' of those
Yf the old
etilitid :party of 1E42, Nibie' It ceased to cult
:because °tile opposition to the war h ableh
P the nation wa4eugaged witleMeg He
says that do sound•patriotic Demo had e :..
Ato:other course left. but to 'ally, 'themselves ':', ~
•th the Republican party. in the support of 144..tt
General • Grant. The: letter - Throughout ..., '.: lg.
:breathes fie, stiongeat sßirft . - on patriotism, -_, 1, - 4v --.-
And - expreases the hope thif firant would 4 g
e - ,:.i.,'r
elected. tf., .: .4 *Ai ;-:•,
a-.,::4t,,,,ztg).
=Ng
Faimp 'WAS .- isr , Brunt ARO-
Lime.-,1,.., eel red farm , laborer. An ' utß ..
„,
Carolina receives about $lOO - .e; ye idea 4.
.foodt.whieh costs n h Ont„ - fa(),: making his ' oid
pay $ l 5O. - Women and Wend:rata, men .'I
hire for their food and from', five to' seven. ~
dollaii a month in money,,V4ln,first-rate -1, ' •
men can - get :from ' eight ',:to'iten'esdari a
month in money,ltiO their 'food. • A few
are below the4e i figures , li* few above
'theca.• : Mechanieslinirso e i hottee servant s in - the cities get highei.w s l .„ 'Mons Re.
eive - $2OO to 0.00 per
~
dayZanddayllbor- •&•.
ers seventY:five
...g.
centS'pex Oay. - ,-;-: , :
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Mn B:B."Wlisit; Sti s i ., ra t tsm s ologn4)i 0 -
Illinoils; - MI: is keribited '. ':i at . .ftilblit
meeting` of 'hortieultuilatt tly; - .that It
has found in . SeutherzallinoiC twlr.thseetr
that
_prernpon the 13e/bugs • tbat 4iicivl in -
amonrthe bettelothes'od slay the Notky
the thousand ThiS'aecain4'we imPPoset
for 'the rentarkable;almene ef gl e ? in
t
the Southern hotels; and heir
~.5 in
the Northern—for we do not xemember,
..to
have been any of these bed-hug- eaters in the
North, though we AseSsesnplenty of forme
for them. Some of the,itockshould If IM-
Dracovarairs of rich of coal and
iron oar have 'been- made - - - In 4 Nonroigand
Greene counties, led. The coat Ie th -
nine block coal, and smelts iron With '
coking. The iron ore is hematite, which # l2
the beat ore the world . =• • ••" • -
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Buvremo, November • la—Flour (inlet.
Inset dull; - sales'ot 8,000 bush No 2 htil;. 1 _
lwatkkee Club in lots. at $1,38. ..71300 bush
ShehaYgaa spring at 11.85; .3,0n1) bnahata- - ' -:-...
bet Canada at eljB. .Corn dul l LOP oar i ''-
lots old western at 11,00.. Clatalowlsrt Bale* , - -! -,..,:,.- ' • 4
at 3 . 600 bush western at 51*; naillets at 606. '.;,,' ;;,.,:,i1 .,.
Bye dull; bales'ot 1%000 bruillat Viae; arl 7 tt , :.,„st
1.20 hbls ' rye .. . Sour at $0,75. Bariarcf , 4 . :1,,
sales'iif one ear 'ClarsidaAttll7 3B ,,,g'` 12 " 1 i - 4 ,
wines nominal at §l,oVcriess:P?l,l6 , •r 0...
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