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Prepared EOF the Baltimore CiPPerl
RALT1MOR MARKET. INV. 2Alh. la

Cattle. The supply ut Beef Calt'c at tie scales
yeSt8Iday was large, the drsHaud active, ana sales
tafge There were % head Offered, and bl6 SOlh I"
the pacs and 5S4 to tue butchers at priCea ruugng
fom $7.i2 tn $2,75 per 0S It's on Lhe hnuf, equal
o. 9iasS 81 urt a smail toto rxna quality Orousnt
IS II hat IN average about sE 80 grvsj. sales O
Live Hogs bdskat "a 25as4
Flour. siuce saturn morning there nave beeH
saleS al about 200 sbls HOwurd. ST. brands at SO
which is Lh, prevailing rate, though sonr holders ark
more. We quote the recep price i on cars at 81 OFT
Small sales Ut City MItIs at rs. Nothing doing In
SusqU hanHa,
Grain. Sales OF Md. good TO prime red whea
at sOdUu c, and ordinary 10 AOOd at 8Ud9Oc White
whea for family foHr is worth lisa 20c New whttS
corn IL selling Al So, aud yellow at Soc Oats 5Oa3lc
Rye 67s6Sc.
93La24C
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FRoNr STREET THtATRR. This favoritc
establishment opens on Monday night next,
the 9Oth inst, with the celebrated Equestrian
company Of WEIGH s. Delavan, together with
the entire theatrical company Of the National,
Phiade lphia, presenting the greatest combina-
ton ofeqnestrian and stage performers ever of
fered to a Baltimore audience. 1t is the inten-
ton of the enterprising propretors of this the
atre, to present such succession of novelty
during their stay, as cannot fail to command
the appreciation and support of the public
We learn that they open with that most mag
nficent and gorgeous spectacle, "The Old Man
of the Mountains, or the Crusaders" which
has been performed at the National, Philade-
phia, for six consecutive weeks to houses crowd
ed TO excess.
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NONSTA RLE,s SALE. By yirtue OF h

NONSTA BLE'S SALE. BY virtue Of three
~ wrlts of teri faciss, issued by AceIs b. Wolfe
Ess, one of the Justices of the Peace of the State
OF Maryan in and for the city of rmOle al The
SUIT of John BauneiSteT, Samuel M Roberts, and
Hsnry Fo ter respectively, against Jumonville Don.
Vile, and to me directed, have seized and taken in
execution, all the right ttle interest claim and es
tate "f the SAID JumOnve Donvi lie, in aud TO enc
negro slave called Nelson, slave for life; aud notice
is hereby given, that will sell all the right title in
terest cIaim and estate of the said JumsnviIIe Don
vile, in and TO the said negro saVt on TUES DAY,
at the office Hf AcEus @. W Ofe, ESQ. in Haitme re
city, 10 The highest bidder for cash.
n25.w2LI DAVID H. WHITE, Civ Railiff
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nrF- PUBLIC LEC1U f. The Rev. DR. MORRIS
has been urged 10 deliver another Lecture in his
thureh on THURSDAY NIGHT, the s6 h inst, al
II o'c ock. Ssbect-"C0ucIu.iOn ot Eight Days in
the Alps, with notices of Switzerland" The first
Lecture was grsttiitous AVID a collection taken
for benevolen, object, hut it has beef concluded by
those who have tue drt ctiau of the natter ia
charge 1911 cents admission TO the second. The pro-
ceedS will be appropriate to Il religious purpose.
MS lt APPS
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Later-H alfp past 2 o'clock. The schooner
Portia has just arrived, having left the squad
ron on the 9th inst We learn from a gentle
man, passenger in the Portla, that Com.
Perry, after capturing the town, vas unable to
continue in possession Of it, because Of the in
suficiency of his force, and had returned to his
fleet
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NICHOLS WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING
ACADEMY, No. eli BALTIMORE STREET. His Sys-
te II of teaching tegatd the best ever ntrOduc-
ed in this city, and to judge of the perfection that
can be realized under il, we advise readers 70
visit his Rooms, take view Of his splendid spec.
meas in the hall you piss thr1 ugA, and you will
agree with us ia what we have stated. IL
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RUBERE DELANEY,
n25 In" No. 81 Lombard street Baltimore,
PROPOSALS FOR BALTIMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD LOAN.
Office Of the b fillmore Snd Ohio Railroad
Company, November "a 1876

Company, November "a 1916
ERkOPO SA LIS viii be- received at The office OF
N this Company up TO tie 9Th day &C ID, ct mhcr
Next, for The subscription Of loan of 90 GOO for
which the certificates Of the Company will he issued
bearing al interest nfsix per payable quart ry
on TIE LIST days OF January, Apri, July and OCTOBER
IN each year, at the ely of Baltimore, clrsI OF ali
taxes and assessment now hereafter TO be IMPOSED
assessed by the State Of Maryland or the CITY of
Baltnnre-the loan TO be Tedeemable on the LIST day
~ January, 1867.
rms loan is for the purpose Of the recOustruc ton
OF portion of the present track of the Main STEM
and IS secured by mortgage of all The real and per
sonai property helsnging to the Company.
No proposal at less than par or tor less 50 "a than
500 will be considered.
The proposals. will he addressed to the President
endorsed Proposals for Loan" and will be opened
on the 9Th Decem Der and not before. nv order,
noes tSlhU JJATKINSOS s.cjry
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ACCIDENT AT PHILADELPHIA. A distress
Jog accident occurred at Philadelphia yester-
day. The horses attached to the carriage of
Messrs. Sands, Lent & Co.'S Circus, ran away
in Chestnut st. aud came in contact with the
vehicle of DR.. Hodges, the driver of which was
Instantly killed.
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FIRST GRAND MILITARY BALL or THE COLUMBIAN
RIVLRzEH. The first grand Military and Civic Ball
of the Columbian RifemeR, Capt. McAlliSteT, will
come off this evening at the arno of the Eagle Ar
tiltrsts, corner of Broadway and AIlisanAa streets.
Knowing well do, the character Ofthe citizens
of''Uld Deptford Hundred" we confidently antici-
pate grand affair to night Mr. q. G Phillips has
been engaged Is ballet master.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a, p. NJ.
The Flour market remains duh small sales OF
r sua. ttesh brands at So, which Pice Is cnntendGd
for sales also of Western brands at 81 57k. ~ .
Flour and Com Meal SO 75aS3 SIT.
Not much activity IN graIn-rmall Gales o Prime
red wheat ut lO9c decline. l0rse sales OF cats Al
33c per bushel; old com Zoe. for white, new white
do. 5Sa54c; Whlskey 22a23c.
N0lhlns new an tr0YIsluns or CLnceriea.
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NEW VttItK Manila,

The Cotton market is decidedly heavy To day-the
sales do not exceed 259 bales.
Flour is dulaHd prices have a downward tendency
-saesof ~ lchigan are Iuade at S. and of Gencsre
ut a5,2j; Georgetown is held AT $3.50, nominal -
Pt MY If heat IN mark hut little demand. 5000
bushels Rye sold 75C. 5000 bushels old North Caro-
hdl Com 66c. Ashes heaVy--Pcarls o., 49, Pots
will not bring IS.
PI0vsi9ns are ina tivc--tRe sales are principally
co. iined 70 the wants Of the shipping. $4,000 lbs.
TuluVy sold at Cta,
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DtscovERr OF COuN1 GKFEIrs- The police
Of Philadelphia have made haul Of $4,000 in
counterfeit notes, on various New Jersey and
Pennsylvania hanks. They were found secret
ed 10 house IN Philadelphia county. They
also recovered several plates, and arrested one
man on suspicion. The notes ranged from IS
us 10 800.
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nry- CITIZENS AND sTRANG Frs who wish &c
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Goie
Cuara a nd Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear Tiags; Silver Plated Oak,
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited TO examine
GABRIEL p. CLARK'S assortment, whieh Is com
a, At his Old Established Store, Water I'd doo
To,, GsIvert. apS
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JOHN QuINcY ADAMS. Mr.. Adams has, in
a great degree, recovered the power of articu-
a;ion and the use Of his limbs on the affected
side, is free from pain, has tho full use Of his
faculties, and though feeble, il able to sit up
for short periods. ...
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pOGERs' DIAMOND CEMENT-Fo
M, mendiaa Glass, China, Lamp SHADES, Mantle
OnIameuts Sc, so that the break is scarcely per
eep,ble and as strong before brok EN-. For sale
oniy by C. p. ROGERS, Druggist, corner Of Howard
and Marion, and corner OF Howard and Madisok' and
corner of Paca and Little Green streets.
90 Price as oents. a24lw-iel7ly
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OFFICE OF EMORY

.. Opposite Banum's, Bait. Md.
G3-OFFlCiAL DRAWING o. the Nd. Consoh-
dated LOueiy, class No. ia. for 1916:
is "a So Al 6 81 80 "a &c 80 FL 81 So CO
Is ana "A, beng The Isl and Id drawn Nos. each $50
Sc and al, being the 3 and 9TH drawn Nos each 40
6 aud il, being the 5th and 6tl; or "a ana 30, be-
ing the 7tn and 9Th drawn Nos. each %
An having Two OF the drawn Nos. on them, each 10
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, &C
Ii EMORY & CO., No.2 N. Caiveft-st.
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Who CAREs2 1t is stated in the Kentucky
Commonwealth, that Charles A. Wick life, late
Postmaster General, in late speech at Bards-
town, KY, declared that he would never again
be candidate for Office, and that he would
support Gen. Taylor for President in ls4s.
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{ay-GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE, STATE Of MARYLAND. An adj ,urnsC
meeting OF The Grand Division Will br held mt 81
loan Han on THURSDAY EVENING, 26th instant
al O'Clock. A full attendance is d. sized, as mat
teis importance will be submitted for consideration
n95-2t WIN. Il. GOBRlGHT, u. -.
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NreTICE. The undersigned have this day
torlaed a Cnparinership tor The purpose OF
irausactinp the LINE aud FEED Business, No. 33
CHEAPSIDE, under the firm OF PETERS MIL
IER JAMES PETERS,
DANIEL MILLER.
Rs,,ino,e Nov, 49, 1876, R24 8.
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MURDER OF WIFE. A man named Laury
Tierny perpetrated horrible murder upon the
person Of his wife at Easton, Pa, q few days
ago. They were both very Incorporate
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GRAEB INTRODUCTORY BALL OF PRoE. SITES. We
call attention to the nintk annual commencement
Ball of this gentleman, which comes Of this evening
at G. na Hall, corner of Baltimore and Charles SITS.
The ability of Mr. Spies, as professor of the ''poe-
try of motOn,"i is so well known to our citizens hat
anything said on our p7rt, we fear would be deemed
supe fuous. During the summer vacation the Bali
room has been fitted up in the most splendid manner,
making it one Of the handsomest Saloons In the city
Rce's celebrated cotiUn band will be in attendance
Lads and lasaes forward by twos to Central RaI to-
night
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LATEST News. A northern paper says,
"Snow lell 70 the depth of three feet in BaIti-
more on Thursday night" We presume it
must have melted away before daylight, as this
is the first we have heard Of it.
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rNNn0MAS j. GOTT, REAL Els GATE AND
n COM MISSION AG emf, has taken eli Office
No. 26 F.aYEPRE STREET, one door u est OF
North st. FOR SaLE-A GrouBd Rent OF S349 IN
N. Char sst. at Ct per cent; IL tents at abu $40
each; A permanent Rents at per Cent, VIE. two of
SIsj each, one Of SiS and QUO OF SIS, with Others.
- WANTED Cenual Ground Rents at y, r cent.
FOR Saba large brick dwelling IN Green ST.
in fee; OBJ = Fie aerick-st; "A three sioty btick
dwrIAng on C0ertand st in nee. for $3.50; three
story brick house tsuire and hweine) 0n ceatra
Prat-st, in Zee; good brick dwelling Ann str -e,
lot IS by 60 feet ground rPn Si5i q hticS dwelling
N. Charles-st near Sara'ogai IVA on Fay lte-st
also; brick houses $3.50, at &9D each; also
vaIuable FARMS near the city MONEY ohranea
on mortgage. .. ms ris
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The MUSEUM Hrs. Hunt This admirable actress
will appear tonight as the Widow Che ly III the Gel
ebrated comedy OF The Soldiers Daughter" and as
Kate O'Bren, in the beautiful farce oCtPerection -
These are tive favorite pieces, and will secure a
large audience.
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FEEpERIcx ALMs-HoUsE. 1t is stated in a
rece5it report on 9 condition OF this lnstltu-
ton, that most Of its inmates owe their reduced
circumstances to intemperance; and we doubt
not that similar report could be truly made
ofaIl the alms.huuseS in the country, nutwlth'
standing the audublo and Jealous lahors OF
temperance associations to effect reform ia
this particular. InLemperancc naturally pro-
duces crime or poverty, and frequently both
1t is therefore important to society, that the
VIC should be restrained by every practicable
m0de This cannot be done by the action alone
of temperance societies. they must have tho CO.
operation of all persons who desire to see rell-
gion and morality promoted, and the prosper-
ty of the people incteascd-and particularly
Should they have the assistance Of the cOnduc-
tors of the public press. We are opposed to
the connection Of temperance with politics, SO
far as to run distinct temperance candidates.
but it is the duty of temperance men and all
sthers, who are not favorable to the encourage
ment of depravity, to urge upon par les, the ne
cesSity of selecting noAe other than temperate
men as candidates, and to refuse to vote for
those who endeavor to reach power by corrupt
ing the morals OF the people. 1t is not slight
evil to have an incorporate legislator. Sach
a man, besides being incompetent to discharge
mis- duty as a representative, reflects disgrace
upon his constituents, and should, therefore,
never be nominated by party, nor elected by
the people.
The next legislature will be called upon to
pass an act authorizing the people TO vote in
districts and wards, in relation TO the license
system-and to this we can see no objection
the people being the source Of all power, and
the best Judges OF what will contribute most To
their own welfare. 1t cannot be denied that
the great numbers of small taveras in the seve
raj counties Of the State, exert most perni-
ciuus influence upon the morals of society; and
We would, therefore, enable the people to say,
by their votes, whether they approve, or disap.
prove of their continuance. The public voice
is heard OH all other subjects, and We see no
reason why it should be silent upon this, by no
means the least important to be considered
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS. We refer to
the advertisement Of tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, in to.day's paper, inviting proposals
for a loaB Of $4,000.
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VAN AABURGs CELEBRATED MHNAOERIR. The
celeb ted Menagerie Of the renowned Van Amburg,
is e1pect to enter this city on Saturday, in grand
occasion. This is the largest collection of the
wild beasts of the forest in the county. They
will open for exhibition at the Roman Amphithealre
in RtOut ten days.
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A SIGN. 1t is said that Mr.. Polk has re-
Gently purchased the fine dwelling of the late
Judge Gtundy, at Nashville. Tenn.
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n7-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, Of every size, for sale by the case dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and iargest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore made
to order of the very best materials aud by the hes,
workmen: together with Gilt isox CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN GANDS,
&c c for sale and made to order as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment he United
States. r. D: FRYER,
nll-tf No. North Gay street.
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O6serUe the Name and No. ofthe Store.
FALL STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS,
aHH AT REDUCED PRICES,
RM AT No. 40 BALTIMORE STREET,
os~sS Five doors below Frederick st.
PLAND Il GROVE.
Best BLACK BEAVER ATS, superior style aud
finish. 1893.
Best NUrRlA BEAVER HATS, very fine and fash
onabe.
superior finish.
Best SATIN BEAVERS-fae SILK HATS,
CAPS of every variety. IL
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The ROMAN AHPHIrHEArRE-B snehb Of Ar. Leaf
Mr. l.. b. Lent, Ofthe gentlemanIy and energetic
proprelors of this celebrated equestrian company
presents his aame for a benefit this evening. The
programme offered Tor the occasion is Of extraor
binary novelty, combining in one great whole all the
varied eats Of the Arena. Every member OF the
company promises to do his best, and we look for a
house crowded FROM turret to foundation. Mr. Levi
North, Mr.. Carroll, Mr.. Mosely, Master Hernandez
and Mr.. Sands and cI iIdren, will all appear, and EN-
deavor to Outvie each other. Mr. mcfarland, the
renowned vauter will lead the troupe in their gym
nastic performances. This is the last night but one
of the nrescnt Let fail to be present.
O- 1t will be seen by reference to tho advertise
ment, that Grand Performance is announced for
the Afternoon Of Thanksgiving Day.
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a7- We invite the attention Of the public To the
certificates of a cure performed by DR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANAChA, which certain
" goes ahead of any heretotore published The high
standing of he gentlemen whose names are gwen
"a h,yua witnessed this cure, precludes the posi-
hility of imposition. There is a large number Of
persons now taking this medicine in thus city, whose
residence will be given by applying to the AgeH S,
whose names will be found attached TO the cer,ih-
ca,ns te. q. .s ..t seq
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rGNOLD GUARD CHAINS. GABRIEL d
GE CLARK opens great variety of Gold and sill.
yer work this day, aInong Whca are handsome iOid
Guard Chains, fot adtts ANA gcnIlenen; Also, go,d
Guard Keys; Fob Chains and Sel!s with great va
iety Of beautiful JeHelry. NIL
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ALABAMA. Bowden, dem., has been elected
60 congress, to supply the vacancy cccasioned
by the death of F, G. Mcconnell.
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Splendid WATCHES.

SO Received this day and for sale by GA.
SFTS BRIEL ID. CL Ark, Water street, second
- BE door from Calvert some taautiIl Siiv' ana
GAtskaG0id LEVER WATCHES, ma e 20 my or
der in Europe. Also, silver BUNTING hEPlNh
and LEVER WATCHES. M VI
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hz- SOUTHERN TRAVEL. Travellers fos the
sonta,-say to Norfolk, Richmond, Petersburg, and
Charleston, s. Gas also to Lynchburg, and White
Suphur Springs, will find the Bay Route the mos
pleasant, comfortable safest and cheapest to any 9th
or Route. See advertisement. teaS-d
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Amrritou Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. IS, 1916.

FUKrHrR OFFICIAL DEsPArCHEs. We pub
lish to-day, from the Union, General Worth'S
report of his brilliant operations before Monte
rev, and also the report Of General TW,ggs,
whose division, (Which included tho Baltimore
and Washington Oattalion,) contributed in no
small degree to the glorious success Of our
arms. 1t will be seen that he speaks in high
terms of the lamented Watson and the noble
daring of his battalion. OF course the sandor-
SrS of the Baltimore Volunteers will now re-
main mue, branded as their statements are,
with high official contradiction. We conf
mend these dispatches to tho perusaI of our
geade rs.
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Rz- MONUMENTAL LYCEUM-NOTICE! A
general attendance of The members is requested al
The Hall of The Lyceum, on THIS "wednesday
EVENING at half pas O'Clock.
By order Of the Lyceum,
lie EDWARD F. HILTON, Act. Sec'y
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REmINGTON's CONDENSING AND DE-
GESIIAG EQEEEE ROLLER.

VENHE PsTt.NFEE has lat,ly ADDED and i'm
u pUrtaRt Improvement To this invalAahie article
by th adihon oi nm chamber at the bottom Of the
condenser, which reNents he cold wafer w te con-
den>er iroHi b-ir= heated and small valve closing
the con ducatlun between The cold water and the
bnrer eHaues Us to get greater heat Ran ei2 de-
grEes, more eff uaiiy obtaining the strength OF the
hy ,nraas III The wave perfectly dgestS. cleans and
uuaitiss The Coffee THIS Coffee h tsrr should be with
every housekerper by it's USE there is wing OF
one tumd " hist the quayo the Coffee is asuch i'm
proved. For sale, WEulesale and retail, by
1911. SAMSON CARI5s, ..'
..'. --" Ssle Agent for the Pa.entee,
MA 81 No. lac Baltimore strest.
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r. w, LErsoN AND JEo. RUrTER VS., TIL
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo CANAL Co. This i'm
portant case was decided yesterday, in the U.
States Circuit Court, (Chef Justice fancy, and
Judge Heath presiding,) in favor ofthe defend
ant. 1t was q suit brought to recover the re-
sulting profits which the Canal Company might
have made upon contract entered into by the
plaintiffs with the President of the Company
Gen. Mcneil, and whicA without their con.
sent was afterwards set aside. The question
presented to the court and Jury was, whether
che Board of Directors were capable to set
aside the sealed contract entered into by the
President, Gen. Mcneil. The court decided
that under the provisions of the Charter Of the
Company, the President had no authority to
make such contract, and the claim of the
plaintiffs of course failed An Appeal has been
taken and it will be carried to the Supreme
Court OIL a writ of Error. The following gen
lemen were engaged as Counsel: For the
plant ffs-Hon John Nelson, Hon Reverdy
johnson, Gen. J. IL. Eaton, and VIM. Henry
Norris, E,q.; For defeudant-W. SchIey, Esq
LATER FROM MoNTEviDEo. Advices from
Mon,eyideo TO Sept. 80, state that the province
of Paraguay has made proposition to the Eng
fish aud French governments to acknowledge
her independence, i'll which case, they agree to
furnish 5000 troops to fight against Rosas.-
The war between Brazil and Rosas is consider
ed by some as beng nearly if not quite decided
on, Should Paraguay assert her independence,
with the approval of England and France, SEINE
of the other provinces will soon follow her ex-
ample, which will do more to settle the diff
cuIties in the river Plate than the foreign force
that have as yet, or will probably DO sent by
. che intervening forces.