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Schamyrs Life i'm st. Peterslurv.

81 petersburg letter aves tho following further par
cuars respecting Schamy stay in the Russian capit
On the day Of bis arrival compact crowd had collected
round tho entrance OF the hotel who're he lodged and
all the points whcre expected 10 would PASS in
going to visit the chief authorities o appeared quite a,
his casein way dSconcerted. HIS manners appeared
noble and dgnJod. lilo has an intelligent look and tho
general expression of his ccur'crancc announces energy
aud the habit OF command. His gro il tall and uprit
Notwithstanding HE advanced age.
The next day Schamyi and his son had the honor Of
being presented TIC Empress and the hegeditary Grand
Duke ut Tsafkocsco. The presentation lcd only few
minutes II is said that 10 greatly Affected, and
looked pale.
Schamyl went afterwards to the Of pati-
raj history, and OF the Academy Of Scicnccs In the
ming no was a. the italian OPERA in the box Of Prince
Anatoc liaryatinsk brother TO the commander in chief
OF tho Army OF the Caucasus Nine Charlton Doincuro
s,ng tho part OF Aniina in "Sonnanbua.n The sccno
where shc comes down the ladder from the mill produced
great effect on the knzi Mahoinet the Inans son.
scnamyi IS enchanted with all he In Russia sslad
Anowh your country sooner said he, chad al /
NOV sec, should have mado my submission long
su certainly, but perhaps the ayowal may not be
nv; % sincere Tho Imam Is evidently clover man.
hr answers bcohcn considerable upropos
, Whcn asked what had most pleased him in Russia
se"n!i replied, the kind reception OF the Emperor
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News from New Mexico.

ST. LoUIs Nov. I, 1863.
Tho New Mexican mail Of the 26h Of September arrived
last night via Paso and the overland mail COACH the
northern having been abandoned consequence of
Indian ourages along the line Tho passengers and let
ters report tho continuance Of deprcdsons and murder
on the P1aine by the Indians.
letter from Taos (New Moxco) to the Rept1stcdn
mentions battle between the Utah indians, assisted BY
Mexicans aud band OF Arrapaches, at the crossing
OF the Del Ncrte in which twenty-five Of the latter were
killed.
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SAspcsSy, Nov 7, 1862
The propeller Ohio bound to Buffalo from Cleve-
land with q cargo OF three hundred and MY tons
merchandise when ten miles of Long Point, below
Erie, on Sunday morning, at two O'Clock, blow up
and sank in ten minutes There were seventeen per.
Michael Danigan whoelsman, were lost The reniain-
ing fifteen persons drfted in yawl boat without oars,
in high sea- with little clothing, fifteen hours, when
the propeller Equator picked them up and brought them
70 this port The Ohio owned by the American Trans
portaton Company. is said that there is insurance
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Police Intelligence,

ARJ5,Ar or hsHor AND LEACH, ALLEGED SiN Toe.
Gi1Abou half past eleven O'Clock last night, Captain
Wslrc md detectives George Elder and scCord arrived
in this city, having in custody David Leach and Aioph
Bishop tho two alleged bank forgers who were on We'd
ncsdy last arrested in Boston just they were alb out to
leave ia tho steamer for Europe. examination was
had il Boston, which resulted in both parties being held
mon the forgery OF the check tho Nassau Bank for
S32, pGrportng 10 lave been drawn by Robert Bonner
proprietor 81 the L~fgT They locked up az the
Police Head Quarters and will this morning be fully COM
inttod 10 the Tombs for trial.
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Married.

Dtxos--BuExs.-In thsclty, Saturday, Nov. 5, at
the residence OF Thomas Wayne, Esq, by Rev. Thomas
Galaudct JOSEPH DIXON Of London England, to ELIZA J..
Burns, Of this city.
English and New Orleans papers please copy.
ScorT-NEu.--On saturday, August IS, 1859, at 81.
Johns, Noting HILL london (ngland) by the Row A. c.
Bolton (by special lccnse) wfSTworH LowEuLrs Scott
Esq. TO DogA HELEN, only daughter Of Wm Neal, Esq Of
the Royal Asiatic Society.
wl1ss-DA,uE.-On Thursday Nov. 3, at the residence
OF tho BRIDES father, by the Rev A. A. Wood u. d.,
WILLIAM a. WExgs, Of HoboSen, TO SAnAn EIxABsrH,
daughter Of c. T. Dakn, Esq, of New York.
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BON1ON, NOV. 7, IbJS
The ship Peerless from Calcutta via 81 Helena, has ar
rived "a THE port bringing dates from tho latter pert Of
September IL There were American vessels IN port
Two slayers taken ON the coast Of Africa by British
cruiser wese in port and with their cargoes had been con
SeIned by the Admiralty Court The namc OF one was
unknown; the other was the stephen ~ Townsend, OF
New Orleans Capt Walker. p. Caivery Caushton, bishop
of s. Helena was expected TO arrive in November from
vlr and
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The Louisiana Election.

INV ORLEANS, NOV. I, IsDI
The election hero to-day passed off quietly. In the
Fourth district the democrats have elected member Of
the Legislature, Justice OF tho Peace and State
Tax Collector In the of the city the regular Amer
can ticket is elected by large majority.
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IA. ,cE 6sEpws Mrsao EuI.-Mrs. Ies.errier who IS
favorably known in the literary and artistic world viii
give reading from the poets At the above named hall
this evening. Mrs. Jesdernier has high reputation as
reader and her oire will, without doubt, command due
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Cftv yBOIitiCs.

NJ. Vim. r Robinson wishes state thu, he has not
withdrawn, that Tie runlors Of his having Withdrawn arc
false and tha he is stn candidate :or Assembly for the
Eleventh district, Twentieth ward.
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Disaster 10 the Stea nnship Robert Water

NV UkfEtNs, NV 7, 1853
The steamship Robert Waterman, from New Orleans
for Matagorca run ashore the 9Th inst, Tmba
Her Island The passengers and were saved. The
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7,
The British ship Harmony, from ST. Thomas for Nor
folk in ballast is ashore near Hattcras
Tho schooner ". A. Hammil Of Baltimore, with lum
Der from Jacksonville for Port SPAIN was abandoned at
sea ana IL supposed to have sunk Her taken
of by the ship Herald OF the Morning, which has arrived
here
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Another Version OF the Treaty Of z.rich.

inc IoipWlHg Is the INQTU version or the treaty.
Inc treaty regulates tho conditions OF the Cessou OF
ombardy to tho Emperor of the French who reserves TO
himself the power to transfer both tho rights and obIiga
tons to the King Of Sardinia.
FRANCO engages that Austria shall he paid Of about
OF which quarter IL 10 10 paid down at tho
time Of the exchange CT Publications of the treaty Moreo
ver part OF the Monte Lombardo Venetian debt viii be
saddled upon tho new possessor Of that province.
special commission will x the precise limits Of the
frontier; the boundary line opposite Pesch!cra must be
$500 metres across.
There are other Ds1ores arrangements concerning Iof.
hardy, Jurisdictions rights OF citizenship and natura
on religious congregations, abrogation OF certain con-
tracts, payment OF pensions, &c.
The treaty contains articles concerning all the points
touched upon by the prciminarics at Villafra1ca.
The rights Of the Dukes rc9orvcd and only those
OF the Dukes OF Tuscany and Modepa, but those so OF
the Duke Of Parma Of whom mention made at VII
l3franca-
The PonHfcial government will DO advised to grant re-
forms IN order to assure tranquility in tho States Of tho
lnurch ana TO consoldatc the power of the Pore
There viii he an Italian confederation and in order to
assure tho invoiabity and independence Of the Italian
States their moral and material progress and their inter-
nal and external security, torc will be federal army
Tho two Enperors will favor tho formation OF this Cout
with tho rest Of italy.
The Pope TO bo honorary President
There y also an amnesty, but rather restricted one
since only extends 70 those who took part in the last
movements IN the pcninsull
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Bnrry's TricOpherous II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauyng cleaning, curing
preserving and restostng Tho hair Ladies' Ey u Sold by y
druggists.
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Ac,pvSf ~ MUsic.--The New York Harmonic SoeioI,
vii give The oratorio OF "ElUahn this evening foe TIL
benefit Of 81. Ann church for deaf mu,es
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MONIItEAL. NU.. 7, IrDN
-Four tbosand dollar bills, tho Commercial, Bank
OF Canada, were lost In this city to-day There ony
eight bills of that denomination out, and bankers and
nsy dealers should closely scrunise any parties offering
such reward is offered for the recovery OF the money
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Trotting at Philadelphia

TIN ADkfFHlA, NOV. Z, 1867.
The trct today between Brown Dick and Patchen in
harness vas by the former Hnc 2:2Sl it-2:!9S1.
23lk.
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FnArcE. gEoADpENrs 4 CO..


FEhhNf-, 1tsVADBEhTb u CO..
hANACEEh
The LAessture OF IN State Delaware NJ In LAT seon
h&vtss France toadben Co lot1ry ctotacs fus
twenty year, 40 The eode,aencd cours9nert appointed
by s Gosepos Of snso sa< she drawings a
osery DO hereby certify that tue following arc the nu
BEN drawn tAb dAys--
Bu1Ex coCsrr-CIAss Ias, NOVEMBER 7. 1863.
A. OIL, II. &c. a.. Y6, 30. 6, 90, 20, 20, 10. 49,
CorsoxrDArsD LorrEEr-cIAss No 49, Nov 7, 1874
8, ~. u, 81, 81. 81, Is, 20, s, SC. SO, Is, 40.
Witness oar hsnds At wamnsoa. Del. hls day Caonday
November 7. l6co
JOIN y WArxxR, {oOmnsuouer~
ALFRED B. WOOTTKN,
FRANCE. BROADBRNTs CO..
Wilmington, Del
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Rupsure Cured nv Marsh < Co..

Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and
Tot,ccs The bcst The world Whole aad retail ami ~
Dye privately applied. No 6As:or House. ~
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Jtill, Inimitable Gutter Of Hair and
street. Closed on Sundays.
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines,
o0nce e06 Brl adway. New Yorx-
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Drawtng. Of tho DeIawnre st.t.

res.-WooD EDDY h CO., Managers OF tho
DELAWARE, GEoReiA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
DyrtwtHH-Ex7nA Class, No. 5s3. NOVEMBER :. lisa
so, IL, 80. SO, 23, ca 8, 80, 40 49, 10 c. IS As 81
DiAwanr--CIAss No. 5ss, NoyEapER I, 1859.
g. IL, 10, Al, %, 10, 6l, 40, Is, &C. GS, Is, So.
Circulars scot fce Of expense by addressing
W00D, EDDY & CO.
Wiin.iu clNp nelnu
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cal Truss They keep Elastic Stockinrs cr
veins supporters and Shoulder Instrments c
determines made " ORDER No. Nesey street Aston uous,
New York. N"N'
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Hervang's Patent Cham pfon Fire
and b.rgar proof saaA ~ Broadway, az Murray
stxeok New York
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Rrady's Gallery has Removed from 35s
broadway 10 6g3 Broadway Of Bleecker street Photo
graphs, Dasuerreotyp pes and Ambrosypes.
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Hills Hair Dye, 20 Cemts-BIack or
brown. instantaneous durable. Depos No. EaIcl.y
stre's. Aso sold by al druggists.
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Vote Early, Save the Country, Elect
your and get your Photograph taken by HOLMES 35
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Williamson Bros. Gnllery-Where II
eood In lS5249 Fulton street Brooklyn Photographs,
CAIneo-types and Daguerreotypes-
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Ward e S1nclalr, India Rubber Goods,
removed from W Cedar street 70 No. " Broadway.
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should any enc suiier when Hooway Medicines ean be pro-
cured In every town and village OF the Unon They are Tho
only positive remedies for fhcma ISM. whether acute chronc
nervous muscular nfamma,ory Opcc 50 Maiden lanc
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IoIloWax,s pills nna Oa.aa ..r,

browns Bronchial Trochcs Cure Cough
Colds hontsenes, sore throat &C. Sold b. all drucriss,
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New York Invites BROOKLYN and Ada
cent cjesThe oldest establishment la the United STATES.
Photographs and Dnsues oypes unryaled for holiday gifts
MEADE BROTHERS, 2ss3 broadway.
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Grover & Bakers Noiseless Family Sew.
495 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
1o2 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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The Presidency Of Geors ia University.
Large Loss of Bank Notes.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov Z, 1863
Henry T. Jackson has been elected President u the
Georgia University.
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Camellas.-The Attention OF the Public
u called 10 The adv esement Of 600 splendid large Ca
meiiss 70 9th Inst at No. John street. at 10 oclock
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Tho screw steamship Montgomery arrived al 81. NJ
yesterday, tie 9Th mat. All well.
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So DashiDg, SO Dressy, So Becoml I'm g
arc Whites Hats that his store, 216 broadway opposite s.
u boSeged.
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havcas usual won the hiahcs premium O! tho Ae
rcan Institute d at the principal fairs hrouhcu the Union
Oiiic 5l5 broadway, N. Y.
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Mrs. WinslOyv's Soothing Syrup.-Mrs.
wins,ow experienced purse and female ply scan has
Scog Syrup Tor chdyen teeng, which greatly facilitates
the process Of teehng by sofenpg the gums reducing al
Inflammation. will siay ell pain and sure regulate the
bowels Depend upon It. msthes 1t viii give rest 70
selves relief end health your Perfectly safe In
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The Coming Election.

AT the folio wing election all the principal candidates intend
wearing Knoxs Hats Quite right too Tor knoxs Hats add
dignity 10 the Knox has also large assortment Of
Fs which the thing for the coming winter Knox is
at No. 2i2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton street.
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Terrible Gaia strophe ON the Coast of
Wales.

NREtk or THE ROYAL CHART.H-L0SS OF F0uNs
HuNDgED LIVES
The suhjonod Geographic despatch has been received,
dated
MONTREAL, Nov. :, 1859.
The following Is taken from Tho Liverpool Daily Pos of
the 9th Of October
Tic public will learn this morning with overwhelming
grief that the splendid vessel, the Royal Charter was
totally lost yesterday in Aula Rcd Bay Bangor.
Tho melancholy intelligence which reached late last
night brief; but fear is tootrue, that OF upwards
Of four hundred persons who board only
said to have been saved. There is hope, however,
that this is eyaggerauon but, considering the crcum-
stances, tho loss Of life, it IS 10 be feared, has
been immense. The Royal Charter had about
half millions Of gold broard when the
dasaster took place. The exact particulars are not
known for the telegraph had ceased to work, and so
destructive had been tho storm along the yesterday
that the Chester and Brenhcad Railway had been de-
stroyed in two places. At Penmnnawe twenty OF tho
dead had boon washed ashore. The bay in which the
catastrophe occurred is three miles 10 tho west
ward Of Putin Island in Anglosea and six or seven miles
10 tho northwest Of Bcaua.is. It has shallow sandy
beach for several miles, with promoncrios at each end
Of tho bay The country around IS Wild few houses
are about
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Academy OF Musie-Firss Wight OF the
ssAictlian Ve.Dersv

sssictlian Vespers."
One OF the latest ana interesting works OF Sgnor
Verdi produced last night as tie pttoc de resistance
Of the winter season. at the Academy The au Ole m
gera announcements, the fabulous expenditure for
the uati OF the Spectacle oned 70 the well deserved
popularity Of the composer and tho Nbrctst NJ Scribe,
and the undenabe merit Of the principal artists engaged
In the performance attracted the fullest house OF the
II Included almost every Of any note In tho
fashionable, literary and artistic world and the coup dteI
Of the most brilliant that tho opera house has
ever presented.
The "Sciian Vospers" Was composed for the Grand
Opera at Pars, and produced at academic in 1866.
The best artists assisted in the performance, and
the entire theatrical resources Of tic imperial opera
house wero employed to give proper effect to the
mise en- sctne To the attraction OF the music,
posed by the first Italian master, were added
striking and interesting drama BY the best Of French
payghs, and the fascination Of the ballet arranged BY
the best artists in that department. expressed By the
most seduciDg and beautiful fgaYants. Failure under
such circumstances was out Of the question: but the
did more than escape condemnation at the hands Of the
most fastidous audience in the world. II made yeri
table success and had almost nterminaLle run
Afterwards sung in the chief Italian theatres and was &C
counted among the best Of the composers many works
The French critics declared that Verdi was guided By
finer musical sentiment in composing this work than in
those which preceded IT. il fact that there less trash
and real music in the vespers than in earlier works
Of the same master During the presen, year this opera
introduced to the London public by Mr. E T. Smith,
the manager Of Drury lane, where it was pro
duced in July Last night it performed IN America
for the first Time We append the Paris London and New
York caats:--
G,snd oyec.] D-gy ra... Ese York
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FIRE0


on Saturday morning about ten O'Clock a two
story prlck house, within the inclosure of the pen
tentlary, was discovered to be ON fire Tba
building was used as cedar ware manufactorv
anu considerable quantity of material was stored
IN IL. Deputy Warden Roberts ATTEMPTED to ex
tngulsn 1t by the use of small fire engine belonp
ing TO the penltentary, and although about twenty
OF the inmates worked zealously, it was found
necessary 10 give an alarm. No. engine was soon
on the ground and at work. and succeeded in puttno
1t out before serious damage was done. The nron
eerty belonged to Mr. Charles Murdock, and was
fully insured ""'
1esterday morning, between and o'clock, fire
DroKe out IN the premises occupied by Messrs
GrooK Son, cabinet makers, Hanover street near
Lombard. The alarm was immediately piyen. and
the lre brigade was speedily on the ground but so
cohpusuole were the materials in the place where
the lire originated, that the flames spread ranidIv
Although Mr. Lewis-merchant tailor. who occI
pres tue lower part OF the store Immediately under
Messrs. rook-was sleeping on his premises at the
time, ne was not aware of the presence of fire un-
I'll awakened by the police. The oripin of the con
migration is involved in mystery. II broke out in
tne pack building, which Mr.. Crook used as work
shop, and after burning that the flames caught the
houses on either side-frst one in Hanover street,
anu anu afterwards three houses in West Lombard
street. The roof and upper story of tbe tenamart
adjoining Mr.. Crooks store, fused as boarding
house,) on Hanover street, as also the roofs and
upper stories of the houses Nos. 49, IA and lag
west Lombard street, were completely DESTROYED
anu the greater part OF the effects of the occupants
OF the houses that escaped the fire were very mucb
injured by the immense volume of water thrown in
to check the flames. The building occupied bv
Messrs. Crook g. Son, furniture dealers, and
NJ M Lewis merchant tailor, completely gutted.
1t is owned by Mr.. C. S. Norris, who has an insn.
rance OF 81, 800 whilst the stock of Mr. Cook is in
spred for S2,OOO-Mr Lewis sustaining loss of
about $500, not covered by insurance. Several
mechanics, who had their tool chests in the furni
ture store at the time sustained their entire loss
The loss to other tenants resulted pripcinaiv from
$4,000. "''N "' 80'ooV OF
yesterday morning, between and 6 o'clock, fire
tween tween Hanover and Charles, but, by the vigorous
efforts of the neighbors, it was extingushed with
out any alarm being given. The fire had its origin
from some slumbering embers left on the beoriib
Nc more injury than the burning of portion of
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Ia w NTELLHEVCE

m SUPERIOR CouRr-Hon. H. Collins Lee. Judge -
The Court was engaged in equity business on Sat
urday. 0i 0"'-
The case of Turner as Greenway. Before repor-
ted; will be continued to-day.
Assignment $50 to 30l.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Hon. William
f. Giles, Judge.
naturalization papers. 1e
between forty and fifty persons were naturalzed
all T ot Whom @ are residents of Baltimore County.
The Court meets this morning at 10 O'clock
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon William L. Mar
snail, Judge The following occupied Saturday:
Eliza Larrabee UsAmbrose A. White and Francis
W. Elder An appeal from Justice Harvard
S49.33. ppo'i""' iof
Dan Rice Us Richard Webber. An appeal from
Justice Ridgely. Judgement reversed.
James G. Seman and Son Us John Siyert An
appeal from Justice Audoun. Under curiq.
). NJ. Bensell Us George Henrickle. An appeal
Sl00. NUN 'o'
. There was no business transacted in the Criminal
Court on Saturday, Judge Stump being absent from
the City. - '-1