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k 1 W ASHINGTON, Nov. 2811868.
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General igPiMilatii iti r inilaVrePt.it ) sliews
• his covering warrants to, have/ been ten
f thousand and ninety-eight, arid for pay
-1•i, meats thirty thotuiand - ; hat kundred and
• 1 twenty-two., • /
1 Under a recent 'Circular from the Treasi - 2
4 • t r ikr:por t irivmur.eis ho age ili
. w - dmartp.
1 tion of, legal tender notes.; ,a very large
~ amount has been received. I
t • •• I The SecretarY of the Treasury, in his
• 1: -financial report, will show an expeediture
.1 on account .of-.4.110,,-,pubdic p deb&:otlebout
003,4500,000,' Whiott Iriblardeeredemptlons,
';', contersions, and intel'est on the public
g debt at 7 per cent.
p 1
REVENUE APPorwrintsrs.
• i ze follayfus; a4ttatmvits wet nt d •
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lo: i uicieribe ferildlit4tine .W : j i
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' Sterekevera--Taylor Dudley, J. W. Low
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, e ry, Charles Alverton, ..Dudley M. Craig,
s=chard M. Harris and W. K. Gray, for
Seventh Kentucky District; J. B. Campbell,
for the Fifth Kentucky District.
1 ' . qaugers--Charles L. Dalyrimple. Filth
ii . Mluo9rl District
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11 , lAi a c 4provrol-Gollir. 1 14.T.T4thlasopq
~, Seitind,,Gbib Retulati") A! f.1.40'..15:-V"._ `! .1
i! ' ' • VARIOVB MATTER& .
4 Mr. Evicts' opinion on the eight hour
1 • law has been approved by. the Fresident;
and wilLbeifiliiiihialeralidjigii *gel. !It is
a *ery lengthy document. i , ~,..
ritEre . - Parkfue3jiiii_dittloOßY if eat do
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foredisedeskuiirethe-Crabinetires*Titeiday.,
g 1 The fradd in :glom in New York
have beta - thia r ioitrilife44ho
. ssays_$ says_ theYLbligiG y : - t1 to establish
an_tikt : M oPtif." 11 , .. V,..-.4 -;A
.. 0 lnowspii
e llizia ti tXpigt . pient clericaid
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." 5 relative or Ihe -to , itesd suicide
1 yesterday by taking an, over -, dose ofmor
phine. •if - . ,t , -,. , 4 * -. : - , 2... J -FA It 1
it. 1 The reoeiptstroukweruak,rassawoes.
.terday foot OP over a million dollars.
i
: 1 chni.:44ra* /Pima for:iFfoltAznOg4 R: ,
‘.- 3fonday. ;
L 1 Gen. Wjapiretits--,roD9rt .9 11 •1 1 4184: 1 fi°
Railroad isipielty- teveri3; ifn . - use
i mac} , comment;l44l3onimik, 7,4'..
,4 ' - '-I:Y ATI MI.--1T9T•" 18 6q.,
t?sitiviriKw pcieiTALqxiNviamtoit - '' 2 " 4 '
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, Just conclude d with. the Ifigtedlangdam,
1 whipk,,gtma into operation Januaryy .Ist,
1869, est ablishes the following rates of irk
ternatiCialliostage,,*iii-
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Pird---Letieis, i 2 Cents 818 le rate of
1. ,
~ per l e
- l i a l irrAil, l ei*VMATM* tifEtV
~, United- .Itbigdom; prtfpayment optional;
a tine of five , ventkin - the - UnitedStates, and
1 twgpsnce ( four cents) in the United-Kin- .
w dom, will, hoivevei, be added...and.'collect
i ed in addition to dliferenepoiitage'eV 'each'
11 unpaid or Insufficiently prepaid` letter re-'
calved by one coup from the other. •
1 4 1 - ' - br., Arti ' 'cads . tiadi
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• • in the United States and one penny each
in the United Kingdom; if not exceeding
, p four ounces in weight,., •,, _ r
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• 1., , Third—Boas; pockets', ineludingprinted
; papers of . all kinds, and patterns or- stun
t plea of merchandise, including seeds and
grain,wben not exceedinitAne ounce In
,i. weight, two cents in the United grates and
„Ig." one penny in the Upitett.Kingdom; when
exceeding two ounces' in Weight, four cents
II in the United jillintlikandpsvo' pence in the
_ -ii United Kingdom; . When exceeding , two
t.`" 01 4 ( 4 10 1r spa nOtO e lteeeding four ounce% six
II- can a in - the United States and three pence
it in the United-Kingdompiand-wbewexceedt,
. A ing four ounces- in 'Weight-lin: - . additional
: 11! rate of six cents in the. United States and
, tbretipenee in the' UriftedKiiigdsibri`Wlll be
charged for every. imiditiplyk(tlir ounces
or fraction thereof,
,P , .
.:; t T4poStfd 0 . • ioi rlit e, Asibov_ orr i
,al#'
• 'g tl . c lft;cr! ' ' • .sanding - 3S-,
... Jolts or ea ~ pl` , f bre ise must be'
hilly prepaid at
gta-m idling „ogice,in either
, i country and - fikle . fall ~ .to destination, the
reeetVirigton.mryllellieillievd,t/iftif ,arty
charge Witatefilito Y.) .17.i1t.. , .
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;'.tie rbittill4tieneratiilon‘eini,
, ,
- • as delivered to the War Departmenk_ does
not contain the pentgraph wldeb appears'
•,,, lin a recently pablitibWitynaperei , with the'
heading i of Asa specimen of a martyr mon
ger ," n which Dr. 13ontliwork is repre
;! bleared histraArlifWGedigittrfrojiaieati - -Wit ;
'hie tgatitliWorit'ey Ciiitinittee would - 0-
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vise the negroes to, vote at the recent sloe
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tion, addingilet them be pl e agthered—tbe
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more therenre'killed*theterit will, be
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for our paity.",
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overland Mall Irregularity—lndian Depre
-.71:-...6 1 AVXO/11 le Mlxiakealexican Mel%
, . Piss Telegraph to the Pittshorsh Gazette.)
.;',. ... EIA-1 , Frawoisco, November 28.—There is
• 77,21.:Ifttiplainididnk about th'a - overlarid mail
tilce;': The newspaper . mails
from °do'.
- -.1 *l iii. I°- ! r°leml ie )2 ! o(4 /I",#itii : ieie ex:
.7 , .. eeptionli; are iaat6reilaloniifie''ioixte, and
•,• ill probably he x,ninedhy exposure to the
',' eltli3Y. -• .• ', - - .7 '„ -,
77.‘i Arizona adreea_ta November. 12th state
he Indians are . cotakalitintedepiedationain
every Aireetlee.t -Pie savages attaoked the
~, imailriderstid . lesecirt' near Wieltensburg,
.Ekiltjd•i•niiiioldree .'and :captured; the. bags,
4containing t aro *salts Eastern and crafter
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' telii - iii fro m ” Mexico states - tha
,in
I•,ii&IVATU, Governor of thaState of Open:aro,.
, ,pappitipriated.Money,kof the Custom House
rut 'Acapulco to his private use, complaint
, :.671' whicifttras miade 7td the general gOvern
. ;I:went. , ' -•-.'• ' l 4 ; .- - '-• ,• -
Y Frightful , murders - and' '
assassinations
. Oave.been committed in_ the
A lf Usaimillio and Cokila. - '
cusulatividelinblieheaa thanifestb;atnt,
• fing,that itlicotlhis Intention to commence,
:war against . the :federal: Severefeeett el=
thinivh he **eases Means to carry on the
I,war,to a stmeeeeflil And under -himself, r in
epeudtmt of the united s t o w
The steamer Itesaca,.4rom -. - Mazatlan,
Viand .121-61Mhild,:irrived ~. to•day.lrom: Ato
edotigo,.- fihignida an uniticcessful Search,
tor tlita shoal off l'iuralones, Vecently re
t.jotteral*..the barkAezmy Bateaux: .
P . . 4 ' The bark Swallow, now out over one
-. Beo
Pr ut ancisoo, , . ired ht belle loote Lok; for San
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. Reath sentence Commuted:
tißTeiefiliPkWqle nctontropignie. •, -
Au ov t 3 d maill ,cp - :icitiv 9Y e em eto be ni r m. lB.—. ' ihe
Itc:k-ifte—nans444- con: .teathTeenteflQ4 of Char ea
-40 - /oted of we mouraer of ch t uft-v o . a
Prilontnent for lif e . n"7" to
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... Attorney. General :Everts hat fbrwarded
`to the Pres - idea his opinion- ' on the opera
tion of Life eightlitairlai in iegaidiiittia ,
compensation of ,employfis.: -Bw.tiays •the
la* being silent on the suldedt of eaMmiii;
sation, Government officials aro at'liberty
to use their discretion fri` the matter; hut
that the law of eq,utilitY, heretofore
regulated:the Wages 'of - GoVernMent em
ployes, requires that they shall reeoPie 'the
same compensation for their labor as is paid'
in private establishments in "the vicinity.-
The law of 1868 does`not tlx • the wageS, nor,'
clioes require the Gtivernment to' pav - ten.
hours' wages for eight hours' work. • Unit.'
fiens Adopted, suelti a 00areffi,the Onvern:•.
merit...Fault:o the itameebut softie law row'
stands it is to the option of 42koVerninent
officials to pay the same wages as when
,rnert worked, ten „hours a day, or to reduce
the compensation in proportion to the re !
fduction of the hours of labor.
- - Tun nurtita comm . mtnanurz.
__The m 3 story of the :atrocious murder in
Ulster . county cleared up.;" The body
found proves to be that of Sophia Smith, .
Wife .of Jerendih Smith, &half , crazy, Illit
erate and brutal man, resldinznear Wurtz
hero" Sullivan county. - Theyhad not lived
PPlly titgether„ and, the, murder is sun
posed to be\the sequel of. a'bitterquarrel
concerning ptoperty.. The, app,pose puT-.
d arer;fiat large, and his with him, if be
has not made , way with them his, three
ithildren. ,The pouce,are on his track.
Early. Sunday , morning a matt supposed
to be Sznith„the.l.llcter - °midiMnrdeier,.
crossed the ferry . from Now Wiz, followed
an hour afterwards by two detectives, , who
were on his track and were conadoni4 he
was the guilty party and that they would -.
-soon arrest MM. -
BEGIBTRAMOrt;
- the ittion L 1 4 1 1 1. 0 10 Loir,the ober
ter electiouregistr IA 173,093, ',
the
-?tesid9ntial election; •
Nevada SenatoreEn Rout e Wintangion.
- • • •
[By Telegraph to the Plititatega gazette.]
• Sr. Lotils, November, 28, Senate! StON•i':
art snit family, from Neyada. arrli'ed • at.
Salt Lake on Thnradoivlen route? er Waal
ington. life reports the Central Pacific Roll,
roatrcoinpleted' over four.. himdred 411,4'
thirty-ftVe mire eat ,Of. SaczartentO; and
fa°of enly four hundred between.
hat road and the 17:11912 Pacific.
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44 1 t, TolegrePh to the Pltts h Gazette.]
4P44Arkpity '446Eokt - 180?...
MOVEMESO F TAB VICE PRESIDENT ELECT.
" a Schuyler Colfax, Vice President elect,
now sojourning ixUhis city, spent Thanka:
,11/Tinilddiliarlukati3mi-ahe giiegi,4; ben
jatnin .W. Delamatme. In 'the evening an
entertainment was giVen in honor of the
Speaker and his .wifiN large
number of proininentsdlibihina assisted, and
1 the gentleman received warm congratala
tiOns on the two events of his lite, viz :
his marriage with Miss Wade' and his eleo
don to the Vice PlOidericy - gq COAX
will leave for Washington to•day.
THE ROADSIDE NORDETt—+TS 431 : 6 4 31 tr •
wiltivinano."L
A Poughkeepsie .dispaich says : It has
been now ascertained that the victim of the
late .mysterious iroadsidermuidor Jars.
,Smith, wife of:Jaeob Smith , br W. rtzbor
s6ugh, Sullivan reodnty. Ate start ;from
Mane on Saturdixat one tee 10 6 .4 . it. in
a one horse wagon with obis wife, professing
to take her to Olive, Ulster county, to visit
her. dapghter, who,:lie professed to her, had
been badiyhrut and wished her Immedi
ate present:* akleturned to Wurtzbor
ougfrokllunday,'sfatinu that his horse had
glvezi , onb,and that .be had sent hiswife on
to 'his daughter's by $ chance ride, and
come back for the children to take them to
'the earns Place- Ve left again ,on 'uesday
with the eh? d An.' , After beteahouse
was entered by the citizens, and it was
found that he had carried off everything in
the house except one old 4=4, 704%
_was
' ol *4 iltglititfloin-ibt rgarpottoik
piece ofgoods which "is exactly Similar to
the dress found on the' murdered woman,
,Since Smith left wit)i..,llildien nothing
.has been definitely:bauVoU.them. The
..ehildren were tho*Pflitiosifeby k former
husband: ,
.:. :Ir. '.: ...rTr r —; A u: r 1: , . a 3:. • :
. A_oefreillifintenthatl had a cOeiSitation.
with Congressman fSoutweli F 'who, in any
ewer to inquiries, stated thatllieioould ad - -
_via:ate th e
_ exaction: of more stringent meal-
- urea of;,?construction in Virginia, Missiv
alppi Texas than had been required,
from t e other States. He:belleved that.
specie payments can be hastened only by,
.add ag prospentv, and not, by legiale--,"
. doe, As to the suffrage question, he was
of the opinion that Congress bad the power:
to deal:- who may!viltii for itesidentlar
eleetor~ enators and ClOtigreasMenilf not
th4ovvet. tekregulate the Of:
~.• Wt. t.. ~u the States. •., .-., 4 , ` .
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.:•:'.. Malil -
.I"ftli X tiß * -1211 44 0 4 1(4- ' 3 " I ,
, gilie*. n today granteden - ' order rtif
quWng.tbe paintilleamtdefetidentsfu UM
Erie case to,lehOw ba__ _ Lusill*k.4l qn 3 0 1 44.1 r- !
the-order o k , Tudge .- Ziarpliforat;llPPlDWO 1
JatGould reeeiverlthotld nok.pe vaqa ~... 1
Full argument wi ll: bi, t .had'On thak day,
when.the Judge will slab decides Match
whether. August_. Belmont caul* made li
15art_y to the suit in the United ii3tatemipourt;•
Various lire afloat relative toErlei, - ,
among them that an injunction had been
served upon both receivers, which Is prob.:
ably coned. Judge.Cardoso hips issued an -
Injunction restraining Judge_, issued
acting.. SA . `lea t 's
Jay Gould seems. mselifoliWs • ;.• ~
JOdge . Nalsoo,'as above stated. '
,i
Another report watt 'that the-TA-Aida ,
will finally settle the whols.matter Iby the
passage of some new act. As. , „She Legialaz-
Lure don't meet for;a month,-.thie Is at Woe
premature ;
~ •
Quiet rei gns iitriii Iteidnitarteitis- The
doors were wide open today, and Mr.
Gould, in reply to an inquiry, said every
thing,was going,on lisanknal, and that ..he
was attendinvo-the.,iansinesaaf the di lee;
also that Mr. Davies can't act, as .he is so
bound with stays, and in' his (Gould's)
opinion, does net ProP oo o 4 ° 4o ' H o (Da
vies) was in the office five minutes ,last
week, put not since. _ - .
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cOßoNKß'sn‘qtrEstr. ,
The inquest in the cite of Larkin corn.
menced.to-day.. ~The attendance was so.nu
merous• that the 'Coroner was. 'obliged to
conduct it in the chamber of the Board of
Councilmen. ' •
• 2C&TURAZIZAT/ON FRAUD&
Judges Nelson and Blatchfordlive dis
agreed relative to`the legal pointerinvolyed
in the Rosenburg natttrallzation'ease, and
the questions are to be' submitted to the
United. States Snweme Court at'the next
term. • • ••• " • • -
BRIEF NElVirt, 3 Mat% - ' • '
, . , .
Thtirlow Weed's health.. continues to
linprove. He will meet Gen. Grant in„this
city next week. ,T :• '
The Board of Registration are not doing
muoh, as there.is very little interest mud-,
'tested in the 'coming 'ohartereltion.
Tne l'After Dark" injau:lction case has
been again postponed.
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_NIGHT HOUR LAW.
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The • British 'Parliament ' Vie .
tions—prets ma i tAra , in F f ran '
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—Republican monstratio s ,
at Bologna,
in Sain—Outbreak at
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Italy—Mount Etna in EtleZtloWll
—lll Mr
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Nagioleon—Alabanta Claims—
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Indignation . of . British.. Skip
Builders—Bloodshed in - Spain
Feared— ' rin Paraguay.,
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CBT Telegraph to th ' Ittabargh Gaietie. ' . 1
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G R EAT BRITAIN. ' •
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Lonnotr, November 28. - The Times to
,•
day glyeethe following asjhe result of fly,
electiontir members of the Rouse, of COixt-i,
mons i Lificiials, '381: 'Conseriitiv - is; p3+3 . - - .- -
Liberal majority, 115.
The following additfifial 'returns have .
been received: Denver, South, returns
Sir Massey Lapoo And 15].rt;Kelcetrieli,' - 004-)
seriittAres, the : lan - fir beitinsi 4 VFAiiiitliii.:
berly, Liberal. Sir Watkin Winne, Con
%dry:dive, and Mr. Moirlin, Liberal, have
been elected; 10A pebyphire... 11 1 - §tINI - h,
East, Hani3i itentlikei" Mily'rtinf Mr: Col.-
rinee,•bothCanservatives, ,have,beeneles,
ted. In Cork Connti, , ,ltelend,..3lr;S: Bar?'
ry and W. W. Dowinr, ',Mettle; have been
elected, the latter beating Mr.. Boyle, Wire a
Liberal. Mr. -Loch, Liberal, is returned
frona.NOltelPolgli, 'hicothiitulc . Mr:7:::, La&n
Conservative; is defeated In Melts ' and, re
turned from ; Darkeishiree -,Mr..Arksrejgto,.l
Conserv:UW.3,os also elected in - Verbysillre.
- e - Thepresannite in oommending_lnerasli's
tefusal Of the Peerage aridilti Witziwal an
his wife. The J t lPVisi.P,-,4N :114°Ogrt the
.career of the Premier.
.
t"' I.Lostoonl:.NoVemberl29:-"-.2lte.COnaerva--:.
tives have carried the southeast division of
Westridingi Yorkshire, an' Web, the WINO
era division of Surrey, thus reducing 'tat
Liberal majority by electing four members.
, The raml kW; IhPlmajotildr-:efttlitlater
elections bats been in favor of the Conserva
tives, who hive always bad a dispropoz-'
tlonater!lttlettelf.",l4\thfLettunlflncr nelzr.
gains in the present Instances are also tua-
doubtedlT attributably - largely `to - 311 e br• - •
'difference: of‘Vie.l4twabr, - ;wito wee
%bred borelesibY the' heavy majority they_
‘'had secured.dednip th e, thst 4:eak` r ef, the
eleotlons. !tithe manufacturing dtettleti*
, hitter spirit of Orange Organikation vat 'thil .
listed against the candidates ;who favored
disestabLishment. , The entrance of ,tble•
element , into, the strife did not , fail in some
quarters to lead to mob law end intiznida
..tion of,voters. The Toriesarp charged with
4 responsibility for Apse QUgnees, and the
Libendiparty hanatnered Se Se*Orekt from,'
theiteilhat'i it 1401-15609n1A01:4044,41*.lik
bristrof.atstbigivitiiibit.•.-r:..,--,,, - . ,:c, --: , '--...,-
Much indignation his beerfnalueirfa
the British 'ship owners by; the rumor
that the Alabama' treaty :does not
allow the claims of Englishmen, based
on the n ; ;
dsclahms7 of American'. prize
Courts, to' .be - opened beilbre - the -Com
•mission. The Shipping Gazette says such
provision is contr e ry , to the precedents es
tablished by the Aniericans - themselves,
and excludes dahlia undoubtedly well
founded. And the% Oaten& declares ii this
report is true, the Convention is a capitula
tion and Yarliamant will never sanction it.
A writer in the Observer takes. the Same
view of the subject and discusses 'it at
length, citing many authorities.
The Times and Paris correspondents of
other London papers havelately given clot
ninny to ruthors that the health of the Em
peror Napoleon is failing, and public con
fidence has in consequence been someirhat
disturbed. These rumors have been
officially contradicted' from' Paris, 'yet
it is well,•understood, thit, Without pod
tive I llnesa,the Emperor declines to take his
'usual active „oxercise and .showseigne Of
decaylngstrengiblind mentalizpathy.•The
policy of his government' seems just new
to be to _make Aden:tot:titration, Of-vigor
,against the opposition to render the latter
unpopular and to preserve the more/cot the
departmental officials. ,' •, ..„ -
froin
A dis Patch. ,Gibraltak "iejcirts three c, -
American Brig Stephen Duncan,' which
sidled folua New .Yorky October 18th, for
Marseilles, Iles landed near Cape Spartel.
chic) further particulars received.
1
MADRID,
,
Veittbe; 1 13 • 4 4eregia fiae
-
gone to Pails/ There have been many. Re.
publican demonstrations throughout
**Elite,/ days: .
The government has-declared that the'
popular sense of, the Colluit7 Is 'l9todords
tical to the establishment of a 'Republic,
and that the;. CorOstlaeou •to ineett
surely propose tifMm of inonareby. •'
LONDON, November W.—The lapprehen..
slow of bloodshed in . Spain are thereaaing.
It Is thought.that a collision between the'
Monarchists and ,Itepublicahs toe the
inevitable result(ofthe -excited politknit
contest now in progress, Meantime the
pa . triotio fervor of the nation i$ unabated.
A dispatchlroin Madrid states that the,
'subscriptions by the people tit the national
-loan now/ismonnt to throe hundred -and—
nineteen million,ritals.. • fe - -•
bLtIYRID, November i 9 .—A great Repnb-`
Man / demonstration was made here at the
close of last week: The young men of the
city held a meeting and amid fndesoriba-
We enthusiasm pasaeti resolution/5 protest
ing againit the'rule exelnding all persons
Under twenty-live years of , age from the
franchise,.. The senare'was where the meet.
ing was held, and every allusion made by
thespeakers to the Republic Was received
with tteinendons applause.
GERMANY,
BERLIN, Nov. ST.—Deputies from Sohles
wig bare been denied Seats in the Diet
til they swear alhig)arice.
BUCECARESA Nov. 28, Prins CharleAVr
Roumania; in opening the session of the
Cluinibers here, said - the maintairiance of
.neutrality wastrlnty' which liii`Coren44
rnent had alWays obadtyed.''Thee foreign
relations of the ootintt7 were on an
lent . foeting; and he bad remould believe
Deriding negotiations would result is satin; ;
jactrY C9nveiltiont with Austria and POW:
MANCE,. e
MN
PABre, 27.a-The , present 7 Arantteur
wewseper nllielar.ahar at o r w i t h
.Year'sblew The ifoniteur .operal
r,grnAre will t en appear !t '1:4;":5;
Tho pablishersof the Progreas ..newspa.
per have been dvehnndredliragintfand
sentepeed to Otte Intotth's imPrisenthentior
,phbllehing list:: of inpaariptiontr .ibt the
proposed monument to z /IT:101-ln lathe
yemetery d'Mont Martin. = Rama t NoiOnthot V , h - Tlio'Odgot"pri
.actmul. i glu boon sentenced t 9 tyro wonthe
Imßuggß, i
SE 'OllllllllllOl.
.10
P 9 7 ‘ 9 PCI 4: 64 ?Ar. A.` M.
ON EUROPE:
SPAIN.
lber
0711 M
Mi. RD
linprisonmenOttlilitt ei•OfiWo d
prams; the 'editor:l , „ - zif.:1 111 . 61- -Tribuno - And
Lavender to par line Of fvoi•thiraillink
',francs aaeliqund. thekftditon'gfaha-,XOIIPs
mid Tou,rnal IrParia to pay a fine of one
thbo,sand frawasafeh, Lort- - pubilishing , no4-
cleamientirlidtigirttbseripticnistfor a viontw
meat to '
Tlie .li:t••00 - yt'itterdity•' 444 the -1s a
large, faction in Spain favorable to the
formatfild of for ilVe -yeariW
, s purn, November 29.31.,./lerce Antoine
lierryer, the celebrated 'advocate, died yes
,terday, sired 713
Senor Oluabgii •ha , filithild here- as the
Ambassador or Spain.
'AeStiti7C -
Vnortis,= November 29.-4 h- Ans
government has dtteid - and dispatched from
Trieste an • expedition' :Which -
around the world. It is tinder, the.cou3=-
mend of Karl Sisarw, The objects of the
enterprise tire to hitrodulki the products of
Austrian ituldsUy to distant markets and
to exterid7the - ft tiultile° of the empire.
The expeditlo d 4tr under special instruc
41ons,toldil 4 tArincipal ports of China
at#do.7l, • proceed t hence to Call-. :
iferidaVid clog - the • 'South Ameri
can coast. , ' • "
•
::'PARAGUAY.
,
Luinestylifovember22.—Thp mail steamer
his airivedfrom Rliijatielio and the South
She bwings the following
news', froth 'the seat' of war in Paraguay:
TheZrakilhunt.had seta .e.,-eoiswin of /2,000
Wen acrossZthe,firnan--Cluica -fore to
attack the!. • el.:. 'Pres ident
Lopez itt V . l4(6l`in the flank. The Marquis _
delVAtrill*ar'it*MtigiCthe --- deVeroOmens t,
of `thie f fiilitat'inoiteliient ,to attack therfver,
batteries vilth iris gel 'orlion''elads;'and
force communication with the army in the
Gran Ch a e - w: • ... c.• .
La. f
, FLORENOB,Nrembei2l3.—A.Atilto seri
ohs outbreak oiDenitired iltll6looll44llAliew
trophies are feared.. Ilia disturbance Origir
noted through a. refisaite the phassulte Ito
pay their tt_tlos.
_Ten persons have been
killed and seven bidli jured.: •1:
'Disptehes have been, received
tlf annottne,„
Jul*" th MbUnt ';Etiii is in a lade 'of amp:
tion. ' •
TURKEY . •
'VIENNA, November 2.5:-Reinforoements
have been sent bye the Poiletithigprbvinbet
t of Bulgaria to / qnell disordeys
6 • :_ t: .'•
_ .
ARRIVED 011:11%
.
`Soirskiktvtai, ' ' 28.
steamer. Weitipktabh fkopi Iftpy "fo ... r4cluip
strived.
'QllSENOTlnfliiPOVernuftr
ei4111 , 14 Row Yolk; his arrived
,
1 131111100AIN AND COKINERCIAL.
_ i LONDOI6- November 27.--/ilvening r ., Colt z .
*.etileriliVtli..2oB dull at 74%. Stocicalirra.4
'4. eAT "44.PlinrAPI 96,1 - • ,
___ , ; •
LiymteooL,, November Vs. - .Noening—
L ao
at' oat , * tor • weekending ` -.lute:day
'lOO l bales, including 24,800 - .;lbr 'export
And 13,000 to apectilatori ; stock, 3110,000;*
including 20,000 - :Aineritiatt ; amount admit ,
for Liverpool is 288,000, biciltidina 90.000 . 01"
!American; '!.liftuteloaderndvloea tem .fionmy
and 'ratios 'thinness trt-dadr: vlikildient
. . 1 .4:.' ' b1114 44, 00 .AMM 41 40.14k-ar.54 , 4frA
.er
nit,i *bite: ...4rhaat
atm. Oa. 3di ,:P eas barlo,y.and:
ekow-ilinchanged.-: 4 •Proalaleetspork
cline& to 87s. 841; beef,. lard bacon:tin
. cbangedi.—Cheiate 67a. : , ;:RaftaecLpetrolem
Bgd, Spiritaturpentitio 283 Tallow •
• heavy at
LoNispA, 28..4 Bugar Amt...
Calcutta •• • t•inseedri69iias9& - : ., 6d. Linseed. -
Oil, 101;:...Rditiet( - TetrOlenmi
1(A: 6a1::
Fine -Roan. 15s Bd. Spirits
Pentlll.o; - 29a. ,. ..'rwbau von,.•3B*Donode,.4oft.
Linseed
v. Etsvna, November 27...C0tt0n • 'Mill . and
..-easier 4'137 francs on 404 . *Ad.:l24
-to arrive.; for tres,ordindire. • •
ANTWEttP t = NOvembeir 27.—Petroleum
firmer at 54%a55%. *, 7; 4% .
PA uis, November 37,--Specie.in Bank. of
Franca dOotaited 4;000,000 , 'franca daring
• Oki week.' • •. •
• IJONDow,Novembet 28--..Aftemoon.—tdon
8016 , 111 tor moneyond 94a9tX:for scow:rats.
New. York prices of yesterday have not yet
lieturrecelied. Bonds qUiet and unchanged..
Stock; dull and - unchanged. - Spirits-Petro:
leum 'ANIL . Spirits., Turpentine 298:., •
Tallow bos. 9d.. Sugar quiet.
LIVERPOOL, NOVeMber 2.3-• Afternoom—
`Cotton quiet an unchanged;• sales 1 1 200
hales, and some business doing in cotton to
arrive; sales it 10,Cd. Breadstuffs heavy
at yesterday:a:rites. PrOvhdonsUktehanged.:
Spirits Petroleum BMd. for common. Rosin
Hsvnn November quiet.
, Peais, November / 2e.—BOMEO
.Rentes opened at 70 francs and 50 centimec,
Pitawsvonr. November, 2&—Evening--
V2.os closed at 795 V
Pasts, November till-=Bourse quiet.
Rentlo francs 43c. -
AwrWmar. . November 23.--Petrolenm
closed at 55a80 francs for standard white.
HAVE.% -November 28.—Cotton closed
firmer. • -
Fenian Union:-Tentlind Suicide-Little '
(Dr Telwßit to the Plustinrim esstttedi
; pututnetinii, NoVeither
none branches of the Fantail ~ B rothertiocli
, have - agreed to form a Union: - 'President
- O'Neill? message was 'finally disposed of
'to;dav, a nd the Congress adjourned. , Gen.
O'Neillietommends the appointment bf a
commission to proceed to Great Britain; and
demand, in a respectful manner; the ltide
nendence of Ireland, end the Congressluts
approved of this. - • •
Little Robert CreSbY,. , who committed
suicide last Monday by taking strichnine,
lett alatter Stating that he did so to prevent
harsh treatment from his parents. ,
A little girl named Marla Robinson wail
so badly burned.kl , her clothes taking fire,
last -evening. that she is not expected to
live.. • .
CA 1, flour and houserents are declining.
Pott,x.ELPHiA, November W.—General
, John 'Neill was unanimously elected
President of the Fenian Brotherhood at
their Conireis idthis city . "The delegates
pledgedt elf entire auppoit to the plans
submitted by him, and resolved to use
theirinfluence. to t ; stop, it( recriminations
andlendtitchitions timobg Irishhieh labor
ing for the independence of Irelatid.
After a harnionions session, the Congress
ad,)99 l e d i bi e o °rolkig• 4
CHARLESTON' S
.
, •
•
MEE
' idlettikn - L'allFDetided.
Tviepaptkta, iatitta,
OfaimuivroKg. 111:, November 29 , The
contested municipal' election case, alter '
trial of two cwooluc - was ~ monoluded last'
night by the electidn'being 'declared irreg.
tdar and void, by o•3otcof twelve yeas and
three nap!. hisocision„Wlte 'OO trod
-
by
e* , , 00 - ..preient. c .lfri ni CeintelV,Of *won*
large mop are blicatinfo The' edlbet
wi 'be tO,'continee in, power ' the. pc,rpt
'City4 gorkrainenf until emat eas i gr o ,
dewed by theideeshtture.
PP4IMMEE
W I TSEiTi • •
IBM
pI3II.sADELPEUA.
M=EMM=
...t.. 4,...1,P.1.:4,....t4c. ~.. J.,. Lit 7 ,
1 .. .If • MUWATE•I4III,I I IO,d
;. 1-14.1 ~—L'sem-ri . ;-,. , .: .7 . .t.. 1
' . i.
Xbier2o l. 'Pale, INWPIIIMAg I. 11 ."4447
;in Cub i np r ophl'il!‘ftiln:PP.:l4 -4 .S
(By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.) 5-- - - •
, (
New .o.orActis. -I•kovfiniter - 29. " - "Udie.
cooleyof the lilintlepistritit Yeder...l
dayfsnitired the writ of Quo to -imect
ocrt 4l
.outuby R. ellManitond, Chief orPollce ap.
painted by %ilia*, anehitt the Metropolr:
Mai' toliCeSiipSittitendeiit to he• liustainee 1
and, ordered ..Stiperintenclent Cam; of; he:
li
Metroltotail WI, scot; Niifil
...
Diamond:in the •• geology& of his duties as •
.chief of Police:. In his opinn; Judge
'Cooiey idatee' the `Metropolitan -Police Lair'
does not deiirivethernirini nal authorities
of power to' egtabliith tt'liee force; and'
thatit is optional with th e City -to 4iceept
o
.the Metropolitan Poiitii Law, which;is. far.•J
constitutional - inl.many .tr arming i
others In making the Lieutenant rnor
President of the Police Board, the conati r _
tution ; prohibiting oria man held/14 1 0p. ]
'fame it 4 4 :e,P 0 44d - ixne.w , krlg VY.,3 131
applied for.,
... ":.,
Lieutenant Governor! Dunn,' itictitur 'ris
President of the Metropolitan ' Police Board, '
has , taken o ' t an :.in ifnction restrienLiut - I
Diamond fro - exercis ng the- funetions of
Chief of Police. • • This! injanctioni is still -1
l.
before the Fifth DiStrict Court., , - ,, ... . _
. 1 Jacob Barker has received:his discharge-)
in bankruptcy „ : , -,- 1., • •-• _- ,- , r 7; -
This mornines_ papers nisbiiiii a coonno, i
nication, dated Havana, NoVe_Mbii, 25th,
' and-Signed, lintoiiialAcre. Neretaiy; pit.-
poitlng to be' from the representative Of.
the ProVishinil'ltepublican Government
'of Cuba s ,' - estalilislied in the Rimier Bayomo,
reffiting the repot:hi 'Circulated in reference f
to the'revolutionary movements 'in Cuba. ,
0, (iv say the . :proposition • for • ••delaYi
or • to, lay.. down r, ;theft i; orttolt , 'on ; AIM
condition 'Of the, Captain
,
fuag ,certain reforpo, was scorn
lly and untndtatingly rejected hythe -- '
•vMutiontry chiefs, that , they are' not'
fihtilg for ~,
independence
They„conolude:. • “WiS,' who are fullyAn=l
formed of everything' lug -On, and !par- 1
tioulerlywell In fovea the plans of
the revolutionary leaderiri•with:_whom, we
Are its communicathirt,-- beg to assert most
;positively that faefroin.being_disposed to
I lay down our arautown aro,about In strike
.a, blow that ,will eche On ttl ; oc!ligpant , --We
`'will lay; down - our 'sir = iikeii . 11tPisitt
,shall :have rfersignited nue independence,*
:and not before, AotwitAkitilucAlog 1 41 1 , 1
aasertions and rumors to the contrary. `lty
order Of the'Revolindoniiit Shiite; I noir - in'
session hi:the:city ol,ifetranivthie 25th day
Pri li c ir•euPerr 4 8 4 6 , 4 •71.‘ .-3ddr.<).:.n)ll';''
MEI
DIV ~ .L. , __.t ..
E ,t • "i' ' ii - P , ' , l
CMUSltteh;
' 1f..76 - 7-,-1.04-,:- ..” • . ) • ._,F
datrage by a Illegro—TholiTlest X• 31 10017---
• li _
..it , ' f- BeareAt Eriettnee 4 , , ,i,..-..-4.i, •:
1 ' (By ;mein* to 40 l'ittsearehgesette,l l - ):7..e/4.
Dfilwrms h Ntweiriber 2 9 ......-rOxariChlY4o.-
a Fran girt named , Hannedyo living..ins
Do Sofir!XMllti, Hisatialppii , whileMi:ltaing:
thdr - viohda to anidgtd** , SA?nii tial*fif ti '
f zeins' and Vorriblk:itoiateti. '1163 next''
2 / 3 4* 1 , 3 4,.1iA ”W P-1 1 .0:!?5! 414t.tza°,:fil4d,
t ilieiriliatort tthie
, - Vi• ...1 4 .-: j . ) . ' 4% _ ... ek.
b . iYiArliA4 -o s4 l *- 0 '"- " ' A ee
, ••.. , .. hie . v.,,, ' . :310 ' - PA'S
g l i
it - iissaireerilit !. . ....., ' read :
.Railroad, H. S. Hocbm - b, Samuel Tate. :..
D. !Newcomb' and othersOmve proposed td
the City , Council to'nwae theiverintrol
hug Interest in. • the4deMphis 'de:Grenada
Railroad and pledge themselves tosionatract ,
a direct route from Memphis to Troy,. mak
ing the shortest' hrough lindfroM l New pr
leans to, New Terk.,Uldemplila: FadtWah
and Vincennee.' ,- -4 Vorptidttle Of Council
have the matter under consideration . "It it
strongly , oppoeed-by the friend; of.theLaW
reneeville & Nashville line.' '..A strong prevails ilavelther -aide.
CUBA;
The Insurrectionc=doldnfters, coat tothe
' *eater War. - '
Est Telegraph to the kittsiiculgh thizeite.l • '
ao74lA i rNoipinivr' 28..-The first bat-
talion of volunteers, eight hundred
leaveito-niorrow for the seat of war. ; ; •
It Is , reported = thatT the insurrectionists
have burned the plantation of Colonel,
Acosta, commanding &battalion of Tobin
'tem. —5. • • ' • ' •
It is reported that Aueneral ; , Cespedes, of
theßevolutionists, had three ;note' execru
tedv who were caught robbing And tkutiznit
ting acts of incendiarbim.
Cepedel. previous to the attack and re
pulse- at 'Manzanillo, reconmended that
the mnt:4l'4nd children . should leave. the town
The confldence, of the people in I Captain ,
General Lorstuldi and the speedy terming-,
tiro of Ihe war ii increasing., ,
Another battalion . ef ;:volunteers will
match to Holdalltiluring the aiming week.
Tt l e:RtafNi;/
'avement. •
*nu . Enrroits Gamma . :—ln my let-,
ter of the .12th instant, I -promised to give
you , the' result of • the investigation, of the
merits of, the '"Stafford Pavement,'r cern.'
pared ' with the 9NlCOhion Pavenient,7
mide by the Mayor ' 'and Connell. of Phila.
deli:lbis on ttte cocasion or their recent visit
to Roston. -'owreaching,the .Vourt Sonar*
in Boeton,mbefe the litafp , rd',',/kas been
laid for some. months, At wis,.(ntinained,and
proved satisfactory , and though there are.
two points on,' „Whichthe ,gentltimoin alt
agreed, yet there Ives 'souse difference of
opinion as.to`• general benedts of the
Stafford, as- (tempered with 'the 'Nlooltion
Pavement; •- The two points - artN:nittnely„'
first, the Stafford l'avemant. is more easily
repaired or taken up than the Nicholson;
,second, that whatever pavement le ,tufe4
the lumber and blocktrahould be treated
by the - ' , Robbins' proeesa.”- This process
is so undeniably beneficial that the author=
ities of Boston, by city ordinance, require.
alt pavements Laid in the city to be treated
by the ~, ,R Obbins', process." also learn, - )
that" he ' titlthorities Of 'New York , ,eiti are
going to `lntsa al similar Ordinance,' The
work or the Rebiruilaing Company was alse
visited and; the process-of treating woad,
witnessed. and proving rfectly satisfao
' tory. „ Yours trul y, _
, • • . ,W. E. 0.• m.
Nov.ii 1808. • I
Dl trlct CourtL4nol
pegee liampteeitadibilc.;
r * trkic. • -
Tli District Can't reef.at the tienal hour
flatunlay , morniefti r . ;Fidgets ktellee and;
KlrkPatdOk on:the bench.- ,
The business transactions wiggler en un
important agitate.: .3
:try trials will be restiaied thtembrnint.: ;
Fqllowl net is the trial llakier today: „,
43. 410P30W1k1719 Neirler.;— -
44. ;Archibald vo.Auttth.'
45. A Co. 46,11elgerde0iiii*x:
48. a 4 /Ong
11,11 to: AT4d , .. e • ,e t
; ; - . 1
52. x ; Pets R.,~R: Co:
53; Smith've--14tiedhilliiiir.irantiiiIid
VIId
BUM
BEZERUMEM
„,,, -.Tames Hope, a'noted safe blowity'w - as
captnred on Saturday irt-PhiladelPhia.., '
-,-, -43exi. W. C. Wick.harn 'llii.the:eneloicted
president of the-ChesspeakolindOldoßlll-
3oad. 1 ' , • - • .-, ',,t -: ~-' ~. ~.- ,'-. ,
',-PrOfessoi John - A:Nichols, of , ther•Ooi=
:fta., of the City of. NOW York, died „:,n Sat. flilday morninfi I ,_ , . •
~
._ _ ,'- i.,
seneraht - Dyer And Rodman arrived at
Fortress Monrowonßaturday, to, Maks, ex.
periments in prdntfltoa:
~ ,
L.-Colonel' Rodgers,. Thilikd States Itkr.
shah for the Eastern :District of, Xissonri, ,
died on Saturday at' St. lonia... , ~..: :. :, ,
-The New Yor k:City Rep a .. r * ii a e
nominated D. B. Eaton fora : Corporation
COunsel, in place ofChas:P.,Shaa,,mtd i gne,
_ . (1.,
-i
-, Eighi'aitirini?ies Of thit29th Ithflittt'
finder Gen. Wilcox, left Memphis'on Satnr- .
'day, on,the steamer Ruth, forlfie frontiers
-A pait of the ilrilitgi intintfiriniire ,
B. C..Shitrw,:at-Indianipolia, was deattimmir
, by firs op RatOday night. 9, Leas,. *beta' &gilt
thonsand .dollars. , E .
,: ; .;.' , • .1
•-- ,::
__,-.llies consolidation •of 'tie - . niiraliotii*.:';
,thilon'mid,',Ameiloand-E.tnmsti'-icoiipaniets7k
will t give the !concern, d capit al of twenty l - .
millions of dollars. . , : -• , ,_. . „
1 -The . da./. l 7_,New, A r atteil., li.jtePtiblieliek
paper ' in - Richmond, ya., announces ' that
owing,`.to, - the ! unexampled proscription, it: ir
1 1 Ysdlt net be Sub)labed again- , r -.t ''.rir • -
, -General,T..W. SwOny,
with, oorri-,:„
pindds of ilia 16th Infintry •tiveff at .41. n.:::; -
piste, ciii.; on Saturday. 'tifliV 4 44ll**remain , .
I , midi
t ailes the ,flninicipal , olection,f next
Wednesday.. - „ i , : .!-- 7 - . , ?•-•ru
013,1ildnin, the ' ,; giant; i‘in prijoli',, 1
- in rtioßpOr olty;,in,diftv#o,,bnit tolo4s l 7',
the . ' peace'. His Ibondeflasin ; WaSy t elitTlatt - ;
'kin; who was' killeidlt'fbit 4 4itys, ‘ *in:',4bar'
room•b0 , 01.; .. ',; ; ~1f,,,,. , .', ;-.,„ . „),.,;,.
+-A motion for habeas '
.. - eohl , iti In ''•ifito'fiiia t ”,
i . . 1 Colonel Treaditelli enairitiWith ilatir=''':
ilization !rands , has beenieniald'fiy' lidgC)-
Field of itießnprema CiautotNetrltiliey.
His ball was, 'however, sdnoecitoi ACM. , ; L '
• -An, affray 'at , Mertipids;; bit , urday, -1 -:
between two flagmen, named 'Elttiil, Glite-qi
son and Anderson Colbert, .resulteclin the
shootingAn4 - mortally, i*tottnding of . ! Colt , zi:
bait . „ • was armated , land imdsed intx i '
f.-4t it, itittl fi eelorthOOfl/4 p:nil.distit„ t
statomant 'ohos , 'shine:mule, pr: (iiireic.,,
infill Ont, * will beithietkr *go ' ',t,n0.,.‘
i
reduction in cash in.fliomeadiy,A 'On
t."'
AnolititlifornOlith tuli ittibotnit 'of' I . dila
4 interest~ ,: ,e.,1-4 , ;; 121 :;-, "rf l : y,:::7
';
•.—TatianCtiOn itore l of.N4Atis . ittloArell'
street, above .vbeinidtt;
;Inward on Battirdly. The •bnildimt`nett4. , l
door above. OcoupiellYlAi' -Malt Wen' as •
ibt1 . 44 43 of *be MfaelLb4v)- 11 •PLIVorltai4sa .`
-4 1amalta4 bYlwatl)4-i, w , t• 4,1)
, —The fractional purr printed
-30 .it,waelcwas.thlloakabipirtextte,P64,5131i•
• fimountredeemeti,Moo%- .litltional-Bani
• currency issued during the - weelb $1 , 47.16fty i
tow cirdulatfoni '5316;854918 ! ~,Customa
, recal4ptilbrthevieekending AT.,V1480%
The j3iol}n~iond, Va. ; Circuit Ouurtiitaa,,-e
7 3#41t i fir against ' the CliFfOills;ooivo
cif* kV; which was 'destroyed by 'prde*:;
of the,City - Cbteindls.” miglit,of the
*vactudtlOniAn - - - 2885, - a ' aO,OOW birtaiL";-
Aterivd --imirved;tit all rol
k' . .]=••••
trt;*: 4 x 4 nPril between - lhaliftdtuf;
mature= Itssocleun ati;:aneragaszmakerse.4,-
trztiont;. l Tite latter are/wallow their mem , ,!,
,bers to *ark\ with non.lJnion - Men and -
hereafter : fp durtalumes•witi.simot4o : by
a jobit.ixotamitttiO of arbitration, o- - ,
—A correspondent in Ano '0312 1 8 144. Gan 7:
.zette eays Garibaldi &boat, to - • leave, his •
holm and elilirate,tokinarl96.,4grs
terminidionhas. been artiten_at
<mince' $5l the reproaches of Watritil and
hie friends, , consequent oh 'the lElefierani- , -
failure in the Roman insurrection last ran':
delegation of theFitiladelkiiii Board
Of 'Trade willleaVe Idehdey lot - Cincinnati,'
rto attend the first butiness Meeting the lo
Nationaldloard of•Trado held -alum :0r. ,-- '-
ganization,. mit)3:in%authxl"byaidelegation
the..Fbiladelphia ComMercial,' ane t r;
and delegations, from . ; Baltimore . - and , !NYil!,
mington I :1
--The :WON York. City-Democratlc Union:
Executive Calutrutteo.baye nominated
Frederick A. COnkling for Mayor, sad
Richard tvGiorin*liir Corpor4tion Comma.,
in phtee l , of John Kelly and Atirahatd
Lawrenoe,' declined. - The "Constitntinthir:
Union' Convention alsd .nominated
Er
the ihardploti •
runner Of England.' and . 14r." -- E.' Harafeg,
'champion "three-Mile Tanner , of' Ameri
. have signed articles 'of egreeteetit :'to run
lonetalf,lnfle-for the. championship of the
world, ;Decomber, , 26thi at..the= FashictiT4
,Course„. New York, for.'oneithonsand
/ 0 0. 1 a ludo. • • • t •
r-At Buffalo, N. Y..on Ellaturday, clefs? • -
tian Garlies was se to be hntenced ung on, ;
:the _Alt. 0f... , October for.. the w;
of Margul "SswerlehiS. • Teter.
and lames Watt. gamblers, Vrere Sea
to . the State prison fdreight"aneten'3o4ll:-;
respective) y fee- arson , in sottibit ire
rooms of theititt.errteiseeute the lfieurfuie.
• • -
the United Stlitei• Distfint Court
-No* Orleans. on Satardly, the District At
torney informed the 'Court that Thief. •
:tine Chase hid dispensed withthe test **Utz
for-jurors, and. moved same: rule
adopted by .tho„;United States •,; Courk; 0f7 , 1
Louislima., ledge
,Durellordered4he oath ' I ,
lobe adminigte;el/( y requ4s4 iPePr& the war.
7- -
S T gusitu Mareh, lste c ot 610 inn: * Of
Temple & Marsh, brokers on Wall street,
New'ro F k,lbr whoth-arewaid wee - offered: -
ibr alleged swindling in tionde;*ah arrest
„ad- in 'Memphis on Friday !safest route. to: ,
Ouba.' He is held awaiting W. requisition. ,r•
from the Oorernor of New: York. jFif'tilenT!
thousand dollars, in homily more found•miL l ,
him. - • • -
—Doctor' Arthur E. #.otionlas; Superizt-, 3
tendent of the Eastern Lunette Asylum at
Williamsburg, Va ! ,.. comMitted .aulidde
there on Saturday; lry leaping fronviewiri..
'do* of ' the asylum. 'Thedeceased was a -
'distinguished physician And formerly a i
, professor in the Medical V•ollege! at' Rich•-•- ,
, mond• ••• His - mind had been nneettled for
!some .time past. ”
.•
• —At , Louisville, - abonV , thite• o'clock Ott
Saturdat , morning, a ffrb broke not In the
rear of Paddon.k. SOns!brewery,. ; • ow Math
street, beim aX l l l , - ;4_siti,and..tile de._
stroying about, „Aw l of. the establishMeil4
!welting a loss of ,s 4 ( AxonWhiOli3tit..*
: •
was: but i ns'titSe. 4,14e1dg-
Woodniff, an actoleol , ohnit id ehtble merit,.', •
was killed by theling of it-Wall ,
en g a g e d in eta lltNth Pitat'L
e New
51mieene ls l sqs *that gc the rotoce1 1:-
now itlthe hinids , Otrmideitt !Rinks
inst - ao'lowt•VrasnOgtan corres.- -1 .
pouvienvoliwect.; tay;-texctctl 4hat
number of ictowbeiburin•qf
steal of thieei , twoio,b(kapnaintalb3rl4osli
must fie decided *Wed,/
to ao a~rrbitrator. a o 'Gro,nt bnittll4 , r) , '
era that thl ;I • . I ier:eq, vcton lo .a.
06 lielit ( 4 1 on tlice.,iikr.t of England th at her Y
irt*ognising - Ibii kabala
emits Shall-be pasieeti.liix* by an atbitra•
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