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Inc stock I'D port was esad AT a3O 600 bales of which
295 COO were American.
Some authorities say that prices were easier but ma
quotably changed.
STATE or rRADg.
The advices from Manchester are favorable. Tho
market was firm, and prices closed with an adyauciae
tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUfRs MARKET
Tie Liverpool brcadsu6s market Grm, and ala
qualities were slightly higher Richardson Spence a Co.
quote -four quit and holders demanding IN advance Of
Is. Wheat firm, md Id. Sd. higher. Corn buoyant
and advanced Is. a Is. I'd. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liverpool provision market dull Beef WAS
heavy for old aud holders pressing their stocks on
the market at "A reduction Pork quiet, but 6rmer for
common. Bacon steady and wanted Lard steady
at 57s. 5as Talow-Prices easier but quotations I'm
changed; butchers, 5ss cd. a sos
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The brokers circular quotes Pc, ashes steady at 27s Cd
pearls steady at 27s 3D. Sugar quiet, Coffee dun. Rico
firm; ordinary Carolina, 2ls. Park dull Ph,adeipha ss
Cd lbs. Fish cilsAn average business at unchanged
rates. cod oil $50 Inseed oil steady 27s Cd 2ss 81
Rosn steady common as I'd spirits Of trpentne steady
at 34s. Tea declined Id. a I'D.
LONDON MARKETS.
Baring's circular quotes breaisufs tending upward
Iron dull at f6 los. for both rails and bars Sugar
steady Coffee steady. Rice heavy. Tea declined Id. q
13sd common Congon Is. 3sd. Spirits turpcntne dull
at 34s Cd. S5s Tallow 5ss 5ss Cd The wool sales
arc progressing, and prices generally I'D. a Id
higher.
HAvRE MARKET.
The sales Of cotton in the Havre marse, for the week
were II 600 bales besides large sales arrive prices
2francs higher Stock, $1,000 bales New Orleans tres
ordinare, 115f.; do. bas, l0sc
LATEST MARKETS..
BY TELEGRAPH GALWAY.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Up. NJ
The sales Of cotton to-day 900 baes the market
closes dull and unchanged.
Breedstutfs unchanged and steady.
Provisions dull.
Produce unchanged.
Tho Paris Boursc closed on Friday with unchanged
price,.
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the struggles Of the Italian patriots. II there
is one nation more than another that ia bound
to sympaihize with them il is this, for we have
had to fight the same fight. under the same
difficulties, for political Independence.
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First Train Over the Victoria Bridge.

MONTREAL, Nov "a, 1869.
Tho first train consisting Of engns and single car.
having board about fifty persons ran over the Victoria
bridge this afternoon The time occupied in the passage
was about twelve aud half minutes Among the pas.
sengers were Messrs Cartier A. Ross Chief Engineer
OF the BRIDGE Mr. Blackwell, Managing Director, and
several other directors Of the Grand Trunk Railroad
TWO OF the tubes are not quite Finished but the bridge
expected to be fully completed and thrown open tho
public aud for traffic by the middle OF December.
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Search for . Fugitive sIave-More pixies,

LAFAyErTE Ind, Nov. "a, 1859
descent was made To- day the premises Of Alfred
Cox colored man in this CITY, to fugitive slave
supposed To be concealed there.
The slave WINS not found, but large number Of pixies
was discovered in the cellar. Cox has been seen fro
quently consultation with by the name Of Brown.
Neither has been arrested.
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pending on the enemy" Thus il would appear
fIrf, that she scheme attributed to Me. Secretary
Cobb, OF a fusion Of the democrats upon a
Southern opposition man for Speaker, is not
likely TO bold water; and secondly, that Mr.
Winter Davis is, perhaps, candidate for the
"ilice. and is casting about for the vote of the
republican party. Very we'll When the lid
oilers begin to play at Washington, we shall
discover some curious combinations in the
dance. ard Mr.. Winter Davis may be among
the hddlers.
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The Poor Woman with the Broken Arms.
SUBSCRIPTIONS KECElvEp YESTERDAY.
Court CnIendnr-This Day.

SyrnrsR CoUkT CRcrn. Part Short cases Nos
$685. COIL 520 6oss 6o66 COOS, Sole, 24sl 6s7s 5Igl
ba2i eoe9 6I4o 5sC3 4047 57s9, 645, 1902 5775 asa
3oss, 6os2 6072 Part 2-hdionrncd to Monday. Calcn
ear Of part 2 ioT Monday viii be posted Friday
SrPEMog CogkT adjourned inc DE-
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THE xrAIxAM QUESTION.
SIGNING or THE ZURICH TREATIES.
THE WAR BETWEEN SPAN AND MOROCCO.
Mr.. WARD GONE TO JAPAN.
Cotton Declining 1readstuffs Firm
and Advancing.
CONSOI1S 96 Ia q Dc 3-8,
Ae., Ae., ke.

-. Jcus~. N w.. Nov. "a, i0a
To steamship csrca--ise Captain Campbell. from Gs.
wsy saturday the l2th nst arrived here NJ c,ev..
O'Clock last rsght
The three treaties were dnaiiy signed II zaroh a. We
icth, and the flcniposcutisrs would all have % O.
'2h n vas said that Aurna had consented 70 taSs
francs from France instead or The l0l ~
pr-yiously demanded.
The Paris Ab~s~, 10 ,uncns ths signature Of the
treaties says that France and Austria agree 70 psou
the meeting Of Congress.
SIR G. c irws al the lord Mayors banquet said IA
DO formal propos,oa had yc, made TO Eaglasa fsr
a Congress. when one received minister's wvuid
deliberate on ia acceptance, the understanding ss
the IialAns are not 10 lie ooerced.
Two war steamers and four eunboas had len Eossssl
Tor China.
The Cnsssicrsc, exhosts the Italians to u,oderss..
and patience.
The Pars Aoni<tr has an ar,cr rcgrcung the action
Of the Italians reysive TO tho rsy.ncy.
Tuscany has followed the example Of the other sssse~
Of Central Italy, and conferred the Regency on prnss
Csrgnan
The King OF Sardinia under pressure from France 70
fused gran, Cargpsn PERMISSION 10 acccp, the reccocy
Afairs between Spain and Morocco wero unchanged
though Was reported that the Sutan Of Morocco Aad
empowered bis brother 10 grant the demands o. spssn
The Moors have commenced attacking Ccuta
The Calcutta mails Of October s, and Hong Kong u
Sept q, lad reached England
The ratification the American treaty had produced n
change in commercial affairs Ia China.
Nr Ward, the American Minister, had gone 10 japan
The Russians bad large naval force at Jcddo and n
feared that trouble would arise owing the murder
Of three Russians by the Japanese
The Bank OF France had lost nearly 10000 900 frsss
in cash during the mouth
No Do, pou A.
The steamship North Briton, from Quebec arrived a
Liverpool on the 18th inst
The steamship Bremen, from New YORK, arrived u
Southampton on the 18th.
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SAcKvrLE, Nov. A-7:3o r. ~
Nothing further has been heard yet from the wreck OF
the Indian. Admiral Sir Huoston Steward has kindly
given the agent of the Associated Press at Halifax pas
sage in the war steamer Gladiator to the Il The
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MomIE, Nov. g, 1853.
Cotton--Sales today 4.c0o bales, the market closing
with ~ advancing tendency; mlcding arm at l04c
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DESTRUCTIVE FnsE-Mr, Edmond Rufin, Jr., OF Prince
George county, Va. the 18Th inst had his barn, with
1000 bushels OF wheat, stables four mules aud tao
horses, burned b. ts calamity Mr.. Rufln loses about
IS 900, OIL which there was No insurance.
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OPPOSITION MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA FOR 1867
Notwithstanding the absorbing excitement Gre
ated among Ill parties in Virginia by the
events and rumors resulting from Old Browns
revolutionary invasion, the political elements
OF that State opposed to the continuance of
the democracy in power at Washington are
beginning to show their hand for 1860. An
opposition State convention on this great sub
ject is to meet in Richmond on the l4th of De-
cember, and in various counties the election of
delegates to said convention is actively going
on. As specimen brick of these proceedings,
we presume that the resolutions Of the late OPP
position meeting in Stafford county will an
swer. From said resolutions it would appear,
then, that the opposition party of Virginia are
equally opposed "to the mischievous, double
construction Kansas-N Nebraska bill and squat
ter sovereignty doctrines of Stephen A. Doug
las" and what they call "the monstrous enor-
mites of the administrations" and that eve
hail with the most cordial appreciation every
honorable attempt to unite all the conservative
elements Of the country into one great patri-
otto band, whose mission shall be the restOra-
ton OF the government to its pristine purity"
&c. This Stafford meeting also puts in q good
word for John Minor Bolts.
We think that the politicians of all parties,
from these proceedings, may anticipate the or
ganization Of the nucleus of an active third
party, North and South, for the campaign of
1860, by this approaching Virginia opposition
State convention. We predict, too, that while
this new party will be a thorn in the side of
the Southern eating democracy, it will be
wet blanket over our hypocritical Northern
sympathizers with Old Brown. AS for the ad-
ministration, it will be competent to take care
of itself, whatever may be the organization of
parties for the succession. AS the democratic
party, however, cannot survive the battle Of
1860 without cordial alliance with the ad-
ministration, we shall be able soon to Judge,
from the proceedings of the party in Congress
upon this point, whether they are in the path
to success or the road to ruin.
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE crRcAssIAN.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


The london money market was unchanged with . sssS
demand
Consols closed on the 18th inst. at osL q osx for
money, and s6I o6ts FOR account
LONDON Nov. I2-Noon-
Consols e6tS a e6s. for account
SECURITIES.
Tho market FOR American stocks was dull, but rates
were unchanged.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The brokers' circular reports the sales OF the week Al
$4,000 bales, OF which 1900 by spectators
and 5000 by exporters The market had declining ten.
dency, and prices partially I'd. lower The sales
Of Friday were 5000 bales, OF which 600 taken
by spectators and exporters the market closing quiet
me fnlLnxinr authorized ouotay
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EDi,OR AMI p oPRiEroR.

sfyrcE \. " CORNER or NASSAU AND FULTON Sis
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Philadelphia.


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-' Epidemic Diseases. 1.p-
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l. of the awful destruction Of human life
caused by Sexual diseases, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon 70 open a
Dispensary for the treatment of this class OF
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letter. with absorption Of their condition (age,
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The Directors Of the Association, in their
late Annual Report express the highest salts,
faction with the success which has attended the
labors Of their Surgeons in the cure Of Sperma-
torThOa Seminal W eakness, Gonorrhea, elect,
Syphilis, the Vice Of Onanism or Self.Abuse,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and
order continuance Of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
An admirable Repor. on spermatcrfhra, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of Onanisrn, Mae
turbdtion or Self-Abuse, and other diseases Of
the Sexual organs, BY the Consulting Surgeon,
will sentb mail, Tin sealed envelope )FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt of TWO STAMPS for
postage ainloJ .~rr---a.f -sff.-..1-..Er se7rro
address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J-SKIL-l
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard
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Iruce's New York Type-FOundry,

Bruce's New York Type-FOundry,
HAS now on hand an immense stock Of
IL Roman Type, Fancy Type,
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Music Type, Ornaments,
Chess and Checker Type, q Borders,
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Labor Saving Rules, Corner Qusds
Metal Furniture, etc.
The types are all cast BY steam power from
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Printers of Newspapers Who choose TO publish
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times before the lst day Of August, 1859, and
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Address, GEORGE BRUCE,
IS, Chambers Street, New York.
june %, 1859. ~.
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An Ordinance Establishing the Police
Department.

An Ordinance Establishing the Police
Department.
SECTION l. Be it ordained BY the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of White Cloud, That
there is hereby established a Police Depart
ment, to consist of the City Marshal and not
more than six policemen.
SEC. .. The Mayor shall have power to en-
plOy and appoint not exceeding six policemen,
and discharge the same, or any number thereof,
whenever he shall deem it expedient.
SEC. 3. Whenever an additional police force
may be necessary, in order to quell any riotous
or disorderly conduct, or in order to arrest OF
secure any person or persons accused of any
crime, or violation Of any law or ordnance
The members of the police department are
hereby ssverally authorized to call upon any
inhabitant Of TIE city, and require his aid and
assistance and any person refusing to give
such aid and assistance shall be subject to fine
Of not less than one, nor more than twenty
dollars, to be sued for and recovered as in cases
Of other breaches Of city ordinances.
SEC. 4. The City Marshal shall be entitled
to the same compensation as other members Of
the city police, for the time actually employed,
and the duties required Of him by this ordi
nance, may be discharged ~ his deputy.
App-oved-July2 2, 1859. ~.
II. F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest-W. II. VAN Dozen, Register.
July %, IS59-3w. -. y
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Sidewalks.

Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
Of the City of White Cloud. -......
lst. That the Proprietors Of the lots on Main
Street, between Second Street and the Levee,
on the west side Of Main Street. and between
Second and First Streets, on the east side of
the said street, be, and are hereby required to
make q good and substantial sidewalk in front
of said lots; each proprietor buiding the side
walk in front Of his lot or lots; said walk to be
nine feet vide, and made Of Burr Oak, Brick,
or Stone; that said work be completed by the
first day Of October, 1859; and II not so com
pleted BY said time. that the same be done at
the expense of said proprietors.
3D. Resolved, That the City Engineer BEEN
powered, and Is hereby authorized to carry into
effect the first section Of this ordinance.
Sd. Resolved, That the City Engineer be re-
CURED to establish the grade on Main Street,
from the Bridge across the Ravine to the Lee
wee. 570 81 HF. MACY, Msyor,
Attest-J. F. SwARrz, Register. e.'1Ts s1i
White Cloud, Augusts, 1859. als3v.
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An Ordinance Prescribing the Duties
of the Marshal.

An Ordinance Prescribing the Duties
of the Marshal.
SECTION ]. Be it ordained BY the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of White Cloud, II
shall be the duty of the Marshal before he en-
tiers upon the discharge Of his duties to take
an oath for the faithful performance Of the same,
and to enter into bond with not less than two
good securities, to be approved by the Mayor,
conditioned to pay over all mpnies which may
come into his hands from taxes, licenses and
other sources as prescribed BY the city ordi-
nanees.
SEC. 2. The Marshal shall attend the ses-
sions OF the City Council, and execute all orders
of the Board of Councilmen, to him directed I;
provide fire, lights, and other necessary articles
therefor; and keep regular accounts Of all ex-
penditures by him, for the same; and make
quarterly reports thereof, to the City Register
SEC. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Marshal
to execute all writs, and processes to him direc-
ted, BY the Mayor or any Justice Of the Peace,
or any other Judicial officer; and return the
same according 10 the commands of such writs
and processes, within the limits of the city.
SIC. 4, The City Marshal shall by virtue Of
his Office, be captain of the city police; and all
policemen appointed under the provisions Of the
city ordinances shall be in subordination to the
Marshal. a. 90 a.-F .rf-,...- ..-.. ..-rr
Approved-July 2, 1859.
H.F. MACY, Mayer.
A;test-W. H. VAN DoREE, Register.
July %, 1e59-3w.
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Fever and Agno

from which mankind suffer oyer \.
the globe, Is the consequence of a E.,e pan Of
in the system, induced BY the poisonous acton
vegetable decay. This exhalation !, man, 4
the action Of solar heat on wet soil ~, s.oTed y
the watery vapor from it. While tbs 81, 1ses VII
the horizon this vapor fingers near the o.is osiOs
face, and the virus is taken with Il ,S-lIas sgr.
lungs into the blood. There II arts s.'9aga tie
poison on the internal viseera and
Of the body. The liver becomes torn5 .,s 9saas
secrete not only this virus, but also r. ~ IAk u
the blood. Both the virus and the biis -. foCa
in the circulation, and produce violent . -aa,e
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidnsv. 'os''a
stomach sympathize with the liver. ma i f 4
dis0Edered also. Finally, the instinct ~ oec0As
gauism, as II m an attempt to exoel tbs vi oH o.
infusion, concentrates the whole blood AZ og'
IN the internal excretories TO force them :. Oody
out The blood leaves the surface. ana ~ ~ As Z:
the central organs with eongestiye violenrs y 10
Is the CHILL. But in this effort il fails n ms
FEVER follows. in which the blood leave, ~, "A e
tral organs and PUSHES to the surface =, 81
another effort 70 expel the irritating poison IN.
that other great excretory- skin n y. ~
also it fails, and the system abandous the "a
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF S.
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. NJ
are the fits or paroxySms of FEVER Am t ,-,S
Such constitutional disorder will Of course n,sIA
mine the health If il is not removed. ---s''
We have labored to find, and have s,u,a
antidOte, ~ =
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To Merchants and Manufacturers
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
At No. 1914, North Second Street,
-Four doors sbsve Vine, ST. LOUIS, MO.
METAL DEPOT.

We have in store and of1er Tor sale on the
most favorable terms, and at the lowest market
prices, very large and complete assortment Of
Tin Plate, Copper, Block Tin, Russia, Galyan,
lied, and American Sheet Iron; Copper
Bottoms, Sheet Zinc, Spelter,
Anthony, &C., &c.
TIMERS TOOLS &c FINDINGS
from the best manufacturers in the country, and
embracing every article used in the trade. Al
so, a full and complete assortment Of Plain,
Pressed and Japanned Tin Ware, which is made
BY the most experienced workmen and Of the
very best stock. We are SOLE AGENTS for
the most celebrated patterns of
COOK, PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES,
(for both Coal and Wood which we will sell
atextremely low prices, and will warrant to give
as good satisfaction as any stove now in market.
We have a full stock of Hollow Ware, Su.
gar Kettles, Ovens, Stew Pots, SkiIlets.
Tea Kettles, and all other articles in that line,
which we are Offering at greatly reduced prices
We are the sole and only agents of LudlOw's
Celebrated Patent SeIf-Sealing Fruit Cans
and Jars. This article has been in use more
than four years, and is universally admitted in
safety and convenience to be entirely without q
rival.
To Timers we would say we have the TOPS
and BOTTOMS for ALL KINDS OF FRUIT
CANS, to supply the trade, and will make very
liberal discounts.
We invite both dealers and manufacturers to
J.E. CROSS & CO.,
No. 1914, North Second Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
August IL, l659-6m.
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Try Wards Telegraph Tonic!
FOR FEVER AND AGUE,

(WHICH never fails to cure! Warranted,
w iftaken according to directions, to effect
cure. The proprietor can produce thousand
certificates to those who wish to see them, but
does not think it necessary to display them, as
the medicine will recommend itself, if given q
trial. Try it once, and satisfy yourself.
Warranted perfectly Vegetable and harmless
For sale by Shreve & Macy, White Cloud;
and by Dealers everywhere. All orders must
be addressed to w. w. WARD, Mansion
House, Leavenworth City, Kansas, General
Agent for Kansas, Nebraska, and the Western
States. July 81, 59-3m.