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BERGFN-n hi. city, Monday, Oct, 81, Mary 2. Rerzen
s.ed Il year.
REnRy-In this city on Tue.day morning Nov. l. at 10
ocock short Illness, John Berry il the ssh gear Of
his age.
uTRIFY-Ip tbs city Monday 81 John Bursy,
tive Of orkshirr. En--nd asrd % year.
CRAWFORD IN mi. city, on Monday, OCT. 81 Maria
Esbe,h only daughter Of Archibald NJ and Sarah j. Craw
'ofd aged years, months and day..
DFLkPLAINE-lu Wila;a.barsh, Tuesday morning, Nov
/ John D~laplsin-. AGED - years.
DrNHAM-iR this city Tuesday morning Nov Ca'hsrne
Dunhs. lie beloved vie oil Freeze Durham, eyed 81 years
n months aud days.
GtgsOS-Iu ,hi. city on Tuesday Nov J. at No Congress
street hsr'A' VIE o. 'A-'~si "'''" 'so o. year. i'
months
BoPKrYs-in thi. city Tue-day Nov in the SD year
M. az, " iilla h. hoP,in-.
rfcrsNAN-A, Por, Richmond. on Monday Oct g. Capt.
Abraham r. Houssaan, in the s'ih gear o. his sge
sFLLN-In this city Tge.dsy, Nov after .hor. Illness
Eu.ru- johnson infant Of Henry and Aa!fs belly asd
snouths and p days.
NooRE-Iu Brooklyn Wsdnesdly, Nov. D. Rorsna c.
aore widow Of tie late Leandsr Moore, aged % years and
M friends and relatives are invited attend the funeral the
te-.uc- OF b. lister NJ TrsHogn Lafayette selus
NJ Crnb-fisni .tre.t on Frdsy Nov Az O'Clock.
Northampton md >pn.s-lt Mss, papers please copy
MoRiAKlN-Iu 'his city, on Tuesday Nov l. Ps'ret IL.
Nor-Gy couump AGED ~ y.ars mouths snd y day
NcBEAN-At Tsry,ovn On MonAsy oc, 81 James Mcgean,
nafiy. Of Mor-is.hisr Scotland
aEwELL-in Brooklyn, on wsdn-;;4ay Ngy q F,.dsfish
II. aud lrnd. u hi. '.nA also , Of his h;hsr
.,snd liz ap-r,l On Friay Sov J. :, oe6c1 rom the
re,idsncs OF athern-a~, No 0i Baltic street, near
Henry street.
BIZ -Lsrlion, y. Y, papers gies-e copy
PHiLLPS-Ou Tuesday Nov Al No i2e Third avense cor
rer Of Eighteenth street the Te1ene- o. her sneis M
Robert arisiie Jzne Elizabeth daughter OF samneI ana
tIizsbs;h Fuliiys, aged year AID TS0nihs-
LEI 10 brt~ii"'eS '-ns-fy 10 l---''
ns-rt ills tThur-dsyl .n-Tngon, 1t O'clock
RAYMOND-ln CorllnG De Hsls County H. on Wsdns-'
"a. r1offrr lr L. congestion q tn irn1 Nsra " oir
reid ofU 4 RAYMOND Der 18th yea, ,r1e vi DaE-n'
pcr- leitws-- County. ~ D
. E6s-o <as r az Ri.e- paper Ftss.e e0ft-
S,USDEBs-on weenssday, N0'. = Msry' vie q Joan
Sander ed % y-sr.- f., -. -. -.
rrl rcrl tr- lie reitrn. No % b-0oa-s street IN
Friday. Nov. 4 Z; ?.
SaFkNsN-s. tie Lorr Il1nd Hospital, Brooklyn stsr
,,fr fh.-. 81 assss ia the -rran 4 -n-fuian
err.ry IN soa En.lsni, sE4 vie O. NJ g Sherman
No. - Fourth ,srr h.ooA-h - 49,
WALL-In Rronsva 5z Nouday o. 81 hsrssr-i T. al
s--d y y..r-, Hon'h- ami day.
wy ETfi-Ol Monday OF 81 a Ms rrist+T' u i-'e''
Jsf1s- M.-ih. ar-a ~ y-r-
wILIIAMS-In Brooklyn. on H'n6sy Osi ~; u-pr.-t /,
vouns- child Of h-c.si'a ,. md tsiiscrs "-a.n .ri
vss-s. 10 alo1hs nd day
HooLSFY-I. .i. e. ~ T,~sAsy Nos. '. a'e be '-rn
rr--. Psa.s Ws5.--- I'D = year. % north' iaa ::
dsy..
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of-th-av and SN-st s5xloc. with rvrk covering shS
whole lo, about feet above grsd., for t5ooc; al-s
l@ U. sde Of s9d-s, IS a. ~ ithw., yzioo n.
for SEQ. weepor the ssle Of lots & side o. tlA-
H., i25 60. OF 5h-ay., each 1888 r., for $oya0e
each
The Ere Railroad Directions have siop,esi resoas-
toss tbs, IL in-speent. under the new osysDsss-
ton, to Increase, under any eircumstsI sA the mort
gage iebi, 10 have floating debt o. 80 ding thrs
months supplies for ,he road The subscriptions the
new selvmc reach aSon, million and hs.f OF which
th, English COMMITTEES subscribed about $50 .0oo. 10
is very desrable that paries in interest who intend 10
subscribe to this agreessnl should do 50 - scos
possible. 1Ac papers ready for signature and
yearly every sne interested appears disposed'to give
the road cha,re to show it, capacity pnde q new
and unemhauas.ei management.
The coinage Os,he Philsdephia Mint in Octoev ~as
s2is,66i.
The amour, OF the several acrcsitsries snbjc' :"
the lrai Of the United States Treasurer the 2ih OF
~, ell.
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A MILLION OF MISkETS.

No srdce i The generation destined conquer
the Italian indie pendcncc.' oAEiBALDi
To TIE Editor Of The y. L. TfibHae
SIR: On the evening OF the 18th of October las,
after delivered by Prof Aehe Magn at the Cooper
Institute. before Society Unione traeanza haana
ASezza President of the society proposed to take into
consideration appeal OF Gen. Gssibad obtain the
the purchase OF one million OF muskets.
The audience accepted the proposal with unanimous cheers
and appointed preliminary Committee inviting them TO cal as
a. possible aud the eca meet
ing of all the Italians residing in this city and enyrous in order to
appoint permanent Executive Committee 20 cary into
generous proposal and fulfill this duty toward
esg country
The preliminary therefore invites AL the Italians
siding in this city euvou the meeting to be held ON
Tuesday NOV, at O'Clock at the stuyYesant Institute
No 6g Broadway Bond and BeeckeT streets in order
e. oompy with the intentions OF hero and contribute our
Sbsrr 10 the indie pei dence Of our beloved country
Gen. J. ANEZZANA, President
NJ NANNL
j. GEROSA,
Y. PATTI
y. CORRADI,
q. b. sANGUiNETE.
J. BOSSL
4. MAGNI
&. ALBERGATL
As.- losA, Nov. l. 1873. b. ANCARANi, Secretary.
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JrpcE GorIp REscrED FROM DRowNIyG.-Ths
morning. about IL, o'clock, Judge Gould of
Troy was in the act of stepping from the Hudson
River Railroad ferry-boat. upon the bridge be slipped
and tel into the Basin. The boat was moving from
th, slip " hen the arccnt occurred, and he was in
the act OF taking leave Of friends al the time he
was probably looking IN another direction, and was
not aware that the boat moving. After falling,
lie hoated upon the surface OF the water, and WAS
finally rescued by John Mctarty, IL dech-haid on
board the tow boat Cayuga. Although not SWIM
mer the Judge was conscious, and knew that az long
rs he remained upon h,s back, held his breath, and
kept mis- arms in motion, he would float. This he did
until assistance was rendered him, which, although
speedily rendered, appeared TO him long time II
was a narrow escape. for had he struck either the
dock or the boat in falling, he would probably have
sunk to the bottom of the slip which il of great depth
of water He was taken 10 the office of the Hudson
River Railroad when he obtained dry overcoa,, and
soon after took the for Troy.
Albany Evening Journal, Nov. l.
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ADVERTISEMENT
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA DYSPEPSIA I,

What How cUrfdT
Dyspeps, 1. National Dsessewesk stomach feebl. d.
re.,ou distress amer eating costiye habit bilious condition
How n.sny setter with and ia symptoms Of low
Tts taste cosisd tongue obs;uphed head and
headache now few know how to Il G-nersy be-
csnse the consp4ied had to ca,h.cs
ls1.fy,x condition
weaken the digestion. the in
t~grity Of The entire a.simssr sysi~m
but HrsPEREys HonyoPsTsic DIsrypsIa PILLS. simple
n.dsied p-hsVe cured hundreds Of the and
obstinate Thu j. done simply by improving the
tone and the integrity the digestive from
buoysn; sp Such medicine Is and ony requires to
Be know 70 be appreciated.
Price Is cent?. with directions. Six boxes. 81.
" B-A ful let OF HrxPHKEiss HonEoPArHIc SrsciYcs,
with Boot Of Direction and twenty different Remedies in
large Wall. -5 DO IL plain 80 smiy
Of Is boxes and book. AZ.
These Reme6s by the single nor by mail
express free o. charge suy address, receipt OF the price
Addre.s DR.. :. HCEPHRETs l. Co,
No. 80 Broadway, Sew-fOrk-
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Id " LNI'ELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURr-No, a.-B.for.

WH. Chamberlain ct al. act. Augustus ScheL
BIZ the tariff of 1885, rate OF ~ per cent was fixed
ported almonds and duty Of "a per cent lbes and
wsnuts BY the amended tariff Of 1884, duty OF 30 cent
fixed all specifically mentioned Some months
the claimants in this imported large Of almonds,
tbeus and wsnu from Messins Palermo. and Bordeaux On
the arrival Of the Importation the Collector levied duty OF 80
per the almonds and y per cent the hloeIs and
walnuts The claimants paid the duty under protest and
claimed that of this character within the section Of
the tariff entitled Fruits ripe, dried" aud in whicn
per only rated This suit brought to
the alleged over payment Of duties
he counsel for the claimants offered 70 show that nuts III the
n6c commercial and popular scceptsion of the term,
within tie designation OF fruits ripe, green, dried
The Attorney objected to such evidence the ground
that what sccepstion Of the term fruits might
be- specific could be taken out the specific
above referred to.
The sustained the objection and refused TO hear evil
denre poia which len the claimants without eti.
dence the jury under the instruction Of the Court rendered
q verdict in favor Of the Collector.
his the pioneer Of seventy OF similar ohssc.
ter involving some rAOUpC.
WIN Eyarts and A. w. Griswod for the claimants Chss
H. Hunt for the Collector.
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MARRIED..

,ycvrI-SUYDAM-A -. Aun's Church IN .hs oi'y, by
IN. Rev Mr Gsiapde L. X. ANGEL - Susie ~, Daughter Of
The lion. j. H. .uy dana
gTsBNELL-sCUDDER-On Tuesday. Nov. l. AZ the Dutch
Defouea Church Washington square, by the Rev. Dr. Hut
ton Cr.aus Bushnell Mana, daughter Of E-bcft send
der
EOMANs-PARsiELEE-In Sacramento Cal, TUESDAY,
pt By the Rev. Lewis shgck Henry : Homans. late VI
S.w.Yols 10 Bafgsretts ". Psrmsre Vi Albany, y. Y
rrRRY-HOYT-On Tuesday N0v. T. BY the Rev John Nee.
Uoners Henry X Terry OF Plymouh. Conn., Kate dsugh.
20, el " llam }. Hoyt 81 Brooklyn. 4. u.
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ACCIDENTS ASp lNeUEsrs.-lin inquest was held Al
B-lsvus pa the body named Paul Nelson
Who the effects Of bggu accidentally received the
18th phtno BY his clothes tskir Deceased
sitting up with his wife " ho sirk When thu sccidrn, occur
red inoues. also held az the Fifth Ward station
HOUSE upon m. body Of asn-d Michael Mctown who
accidentally drowned BY falling overheard The FOO; o
Beech Tuesday night deceased supoyr board
The seae Ocean QVe-n, aat naive u Ireland sssi .
yeGs.
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CORRECTION.

To ne Ed,fo, 81 The " \. T,ibsHe
SIR: In your issue of to-day YOU state that was ar
r,ted on charge receiving stolen goods wish TO state for
The information public ths; the goods len IN
place in nv absence ami when the charge investigated be-
orr Juoe Brrunan, Eonorsbly discharged ihs Il the
rs. time any criminal charge brought AGAINST NE and
certainly e a.greyed at the publication OF my name III eonne-
tion viii any such transaction. Very respectfully,
OMEN DALEY, cor. KNinston and W iliei streets
Mex York Nov. 2 1859.
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CORRECTION.

10 fte Editor Of The v. y. Trfbsae- :
SIR; | recently noticed IN the advertising columns OF
that Dr. J. o. Holland was 70
osioTe the Union Clinton Hail. on the Faiah'y o.
World ~ am the person Who the lecture on the $40
ect sud wishing TO svod the confusion Of ncs to men the
mistake must lead desire publish tbs note a. ,s ceI,re
tlon. Respectfully your, b. g. hoLLSNp'
Nssc- yerk, NO. Aloion-placc, Nov. :. 1859
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1850

dav th- chars AZ oursu. knife th South Ferry bc.t
on Ane..y xb, n, danger O: the dee Es3is sai
senerr Ths scn~d w convicted snd sentenced the rea
Tertiary fog a months-
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Drayton INTTaT IiTToF 'I-7T's VII o sIFth al
the Polytechnic institute this evening.
Tn SswrRs.-The work upon the sewers on the
Hights i aridy progressing, and It viii not be- long
before the excavations in that District. syaicd ~
No !. will have been m2de and the pipe, laid. Court
street and Fulton street. their Junction have been
almost impossible for some days. but the work pro-
grr~se- steadily, and by the end Of this week the
beginning of week the connection with the -ewer
a, Clinton street viii be made and the work completed.
ASSAULT Win h,lst.-A cclor-d seaman named
Re1s-a S.Es sFeszst s-is.e Ju,. CsEausl !ess'
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TAdvfTfiHrHiFuf.1
HEALTH ECONOMY, CLEANLINESS, LUXURY.

1OLyAs's SHLYt gsTILATsG SPKsG BED and MArT.Ess-s
combination Of every improvement In the manufacture of bed.
IL cheaper whosoner and comfortable than 81 Others
Purihes itself No. 61S Broadway.
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tAdveT:i,-men,.
10 RRIIAIY EAMIIIES

COUNTRY DKUGGIsTs. AND APoTHgcAKTn-
I bottliny Pure CoGNAc RgANpr MADR1R., PoRF
WINE for Medicinal and Private Imported BY
myself warranted pure. and the be; quality for sale BY all
Apohecsrie- aud Family Grocs.s-
UDOLPHo WOLFE,
Sole Importer Of tho
ScHRiDAx AROMATIC SCHssPPs.
Nos IL. 20, and % Beaver st, Nev-fors.
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BuRGLARY.-The residence of Mrs. Pe;erG. Snyye
SAINT in arrison nshp opposite Belyle NewJcrey was
.nsa nv burglars on Tuesday night and rohbed Of about 1850
worth plate jeweiry and other articles, some
Of the pse valuable and had been brought from Eu'
Neaf- al nee.
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fAdvwtisemeut.I
Gas. Cash..

GAS, GAs.-ThOse rich, new styles OF Gas FIX
TINES found the manufacturing depo, Of WAEKEy
PzoK Co.. No 80 broadway to anything Of
fered before from factory.
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Advertisement.

SUCCESS IN LPE.-Everyb desires 10 sue
oeed and nigh, if they woud follow the night pursuit and
make the best Of their faculties FOwLER WELL. No 80
Broadway make Psychological Examinations. with charts dsy
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fAdverisemeDt.l

fla. RysovzD from 55s Broadway to No. ei3 Broadway 90
OF Blescker-s'.
PsoroGEAPHs, DAerERREo1YP and AxBKoTrPss.
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Discovery or NEw PLASEr.-The great event az
the las, sitting of the Academy of Sciences the
announcement Of the discovery of "a planet by NJ
Robert Luther at Blk, on the I'D ut This planet
belongs TO the telescope class, being of the lJh
ntude: il has received the name of Mnemosyne. Its
po,itions on the I'D, at Blk, a. follows:
Mean Time. K A. In Time. North Decline
ls5f.. deg. I'm.
ION sSm. 12.Gs. on. 5m. l58ls. deg. lin. ia
Duma motion Jsi- sn.
The same planet observed on the 18th and 18th
ut a, Berlin and Oh the ID 3D. and ith nst., AT Paris
by VI. Ieyerier.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.
UNITED STATES DIsTRICr OJRI.-NOs. % 10 20
inclusive Is, - g.. 81 81, Ss.
sUpKEAE CoUKT-CIRcUT.-Part I.-Adjournsd.
PIT l-Nos SEA 5.. 2s- -t2o 26- 2t.3 9e2i 80, 80,
20 2o,s N3s ~. 20 asa, 81. 70, :sSs 49, s5s
80 !lol,.tA - -.
SrPRTNE CcUET-SrECIAL TEEs.-NOs. IL, 2Sil
az. 3ss 81. 90 IA 81 "a ;-ls.
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COURT Or COMMON PLFAS-CHAsBEEs-So, 2-Bef,rs
Judge BRApN.
Hammer agt Mcyer.-Mog0n denied without costs.
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COURT or SPECIAL SESSlONS-Nov. i.-Before Justices
Connolly bKOwyEIi, ard OsBoHS.
Francis DOYLE, larceny Cry Prison 20 DAYS; Cor
peu. Riley and battery. rncc >lo Peter icorri
larceny iy Prison days; Mary smith Arceuy PsnifsnfsTy
ouis Mm. Cagsn, larceny trgitenilary mouth fsiLiea
Madden assault battery ty Prsoa 81 dsys P:rck BE
Cabe battery -n; Harriet smith larceny
City frscn days. Jane night larceny, feniteilaEy moo
Charles Met abe larceny PeniIentary menihs PAcs Me-
han assault ana battery Peuteuiry MONTH Charles hey
uod> larceny Peu,eusry months Lewis smitn larceny,
Fenieniisrys months Patrick MeSpty s.-Al anl bltei,
fen,eutiaTy James Andersi assault and battery,
hu-d John hie larceny. rir ufiar mont George
Hartley. assault and battery hnei : To-
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nell during an afiay in GROCERY, in West Sixteenth
,,,ee, a few nights ago. died at the New-York Hos-
initial on Tuesday night, from the effects of bis wounds
Coroner Schirmer subpeDaed the witnesses for Q
O'Clock this morning, when an inquest will be held
mon the body of the deceased.
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The average weekly statement of the Banks OF this
city, for the week ending on Saturday last, presents
the following results in the leading items, and the fol-
lowing changes as compared with the previous week:
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The increase in the last week OF the month was very
large. The receipts Of tie Land-Ofiee were about
Sj50o0.
The following is statement Of the earnings Of the
Buffalo. New-York and Erie Railroad Buffalo to
Corning, for the month Of October, 1859, compared
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BROOKE w ITEMS.

Draytcn's popular Parior Operas viii b. given al
the Polytechnic institute this evening.
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FROM AsSistaht iFehufcf NeN-tofs ~ IL toopvN7 ~
The following are the Currency and Specie quota
tons for the week, corrected for us from the rates
current at the Banking Office of Messrs Thompson
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-22

q - November 2lst, 1853.
rs bush ear com, Renner 4 Son; "a bus wheat
Geo. Wolfir' IL sacks rags, i. kron; go bushels
wheat, Iglehart Bros 246 bush wheat. Littles q
Frvia 3 p's heating stove, Rocker, kllIsman
Co; l bag feathers, Orr, Dsilzeh s Coz 1TS bags Of
feathers, Preston Bros 10 boxes, kegs, p. g.
ORiley & Co; 81 bags coffee. Bemcnt fiele Is
kegs soda T. Gilbert & Co; bales hops, James
Rives; bale hops, Albert Fisher Is boxes hq aor,
Cell 4 Bensiingh od; I box goods Samuel Orr; .
boxes roll, s. Embich l case, Hollingsworth &
Co; boxes mIse slaughter 4 Dunkerson; case,
I pkge G. $. Wells; boxes, A. NJ Grin !; . boxes
candy L. kessler; tierces rice, box paper, F. .
Babeock 81 bags coffee, Wheeler & Riggs | box
oil Peter VierIinss ? boxes II h goods o. q. Pasco
boxes mdse, Geo Foster Co; 40 b5is flour, L. A
Crane bids fruit trees, " harper GF * 81
4. II. SCHRADER, Agent.
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Nov, p, r M.-Fiour &c bell
ter, with good speculative demand; sales
2I,OoO bbls at 1904 95 for super State;
5 1905 u for extra ditto5 4 95G95 O5
supertine Western5 5 1905 80 for COM
mon to good extra Western 5, 356D5 sc for
inferior to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, closing with a fair speculation.
Rye -four in fair request at 8 6064 49,
Wheat la &c bettees with a Iimited export
and fair speculative demand ;salesa So, 000
bu at L 80 forsred State. Rye in linn
tied demand and firm at SO. Barley quiet,
sales 5000 bu. at 70 tor Canada, 80 for
State.,,i Corn dull and declining; sales
$500 bu. at s2@s5 for, new yellow, and SO
al 90 for old do Oats firm al 45GD47 for
State Western and Canadian. Whisky duh
and low sales 800 bbls. at %. Pork is a
shade firmer; sales 500 bbls. at l5z25@15
40 for mess : land 10 70 for prime. Beef
quiet; sales $50 bbls. at A 1901 %. Beef
hams plenty aud dull at l4(9l4 3d. Meats
quiet and unchanged. Bacon firm; sales
700 boxes long ribbed ,middles for January
delivery at 81. Lard dull and unchanged.
Dressed hogs quiet atty. isai g. a-ss -.
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BosroS, Nov.52l, A1TThe cs,n.a,da arrived
here this morning. Her mails were dis.
patched by the early trains, sdhd viii be due
at Philadelphia to night. Il, 49,. .r..sH y
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, says that it isIramored that the in
terview between the King of Sardinia and
GaribaldI, was not very satisfactory; the
latter was earnest in his declarations. that
Italy had been betrayed, and that he should
put himself at the head of a revolution;
whereupon Victor Emannuelreplied, that if
he did so, there was no alternative but to
employ forccagai him! q @t4o 90 AZ
1t is stated that the American ship Hem
phis, with 700 slaves, had eluded the Eng
lish cruisers on the coast of Africa, and got
out to sea. 80 y = 1858 stil'sff -
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ST.. Louis, Nov. 81, M.-The overland mai

ST. Louis, NOV. 81, M.-The overland mail
has reached Jefferson city, >
Business at San Francisco is unchanged,
The late eastern news, advising them of in
creased shipment to California, occasioned
much disappointment in the commercial
community especially among flle business
portion. az i.t1i '-'.il . : +, =,
81 Yorcansville Aniador county, was burned
on the 2sth ult. The loss is estimated at
$50, 0Go,I zIzI9a Z = tre t'@
Oregon advices announce the arrival of
Gen. Scott at Portland, on the 2Ist- lie was
enthusiastically received. = = --5 Is 5s71sl-s
Gen. Harvey left Portland soon after
Scots arrival, and was supposed to have
taken offence at being Superseded. so7 :
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CrNeiNSArI Nov. 81, M.-FIour firm with
"a good demand ! sales 900 bbls. at 4 $50
5 90 for super; i 400 bbls received in the
last "A hours. Whisky advanced Be, sales
at % Including wagon lots in wheat,
little doing holders firm at last quotations;
sales 200 bush good white. att 10 Corn
in good. demand and steady at 45G}46c.-
Oats quiet with little demand at 44c. in
bulk. Barley in good demand, and steady
at 65@6s for prime fall; sales 200 good
fall at 10. Rye in firm demand, prime held
at TIC Green hams Sc, shoulders active at
f5@t66. Old mess pork held firm at 400,
aud new gats1 so. 4 Lard is quoted at p ga
10. Bacon 74(6o1c Hogs. demand fair
and firm since last report; 400. head sold
at 8 rs, and now held, at 6 90; receipts
2 500 head in the last "a hours. Sugar
held at zoos, .Molasses firm at 466847 for
new, and "A for old. Coffee IL Z and in fair
demand. No change in groceries since last
Saturday. t,-h
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I NEW York, s2I, M-The funeral obseqnies
by the fire department, in honor of the
memory ofithe late Senator from California,
D. q. ffodcrick, which have been for some
time gontemaaed2 and posipo6ed fer vac
rious reasons, took place yesterday, and was
witnessed by many thousands of persons,
! II was not as largely attended as expected,
and some of the prominent men announced
as pall-bearers failed 10 be, present, The
curtege passed through the principal streets.
The members of the fire department. re-
paired to the University Chapel, where a
long and interesting addressgwas delivered
by John NJ. Dainele, recounting the life,
and greatly, eulogfzfng the character of the
-deceased..s giffraaafs 3ssTis aiais 4f5ita
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our $ tpee,claf River D.espatohsss.

CrNcrNS ATI, Now 81, M.-River has. risen
10 inches since last, night. There is now
II feet one inch IN the channel, and rising
and raining. 49,, =. v...,.. s-s. 81,
PITTsBURG, Novel;, M.-Riyer feet z
inches by the pier mark and rising. ~'-
Sr. Louis, Nov q, P. M.-The river has
risen about FIVE inchas at this point since
Saturday night, and is still swelling, The
Illinois river is also rising. The rain of
yesterday Continued all last night and The
greater part Of this morning. The weather
is now cloudy and damp raaf