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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

THE BENICIA BOYS EXHIBITION LAST NIGHT.
Mr. John Keenan, who at present entities himself the
champion Of the American prize ring, gave sparrng
hibton at Hoyms theatre In the Bowery As the match
in which he is now engaged with tho champion Of the
British prize ring regarded not only here bat In Eng
land national affair, il Is wonder that his Amer
friends assembled in great numbers last night TO wit
his appearance and condition The spacious theatre
crowded IN every part and u the tariff demanded
for admission, one dollar ahead must have yielded
very handsome benefit for the puglsc hero Tho SPAR
ing Of q much higher character than is usually wit
messed. Johnny Lazarus and Young Clarke, Of Brmiug
ham, first opened the ball. The first named individual
showed his thorough knowledge Of the art OF box
ing, by hitting bis opponent, who Is mean
proficient In the science, Just where he pleased
Dan Kerrigaa and Johnny Heron succeedcd and made,
they invariably do splendid set to. Harry Lazarus
and Dutch Sam followed and those two ne boxers gave
magnificent treat 70 the spectators In the display Of
'manly art" Harry gave his antagonist two clean
knock down blows amid the asclamations Of the audi
ence. Johnny Roche and Henry McDormott followed
but the tapping system adopted was not relshed BY
the company Next the renowned Jenny Massey,
who has IN many an encounter, vnd,caed his high posi-
ton In the puSstc tcmpe Of fame, and Harry Grbben
one Of the most accomplished sparrers the city. /
fret rate set TO- and the audience manifested their
approval by general applause The wind up between
the Btnicia Boy and the accomplished John Pyburn OF
W CouIee tnB Creatc0 the sensation OF the
evening" as the appearance and condition tho champion
carefully and mlnutely criticised and examined He
appeared W be in first rate condition, and fit Mt
any time 70 encounter his transatlantic oppoucpt. He
had decidedly the best OF the strengthened the
confidence Of his friends in his ability TO pluck the aures
from tho brow OF the British champion Tom Sayers The
arrangements were admirably conducted, and we can
only wish that the Of the ceremonies woald he
more cear and distinct in announcing the sparrcrs as
nine .enths of tho audience uDSbo TO learn their
names from the in which he introduces them
Altogether successful exhibition in every respect,
and we the Beicia Boy as the representative Of
America will be equally successful in every place that he
nay ysit prey omi 70 his depar .ure for En9land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

hi, take sosh good CAR" ." me- shas really sne most
irtLbsie old b.A beos m Tie woh. Yea. he r~p .Sd
eth merry einphAAs, "the mast fos tunas bacueor
~ MI IN. woTtd."
h~ss dr'gbuui 10 witnsss the animation Of hs,
.s, ..s NE %. D. , :, S.sss n Ss.s, ~ ns o..1a I'd
d,c ~ the flebt un Without Toub Ing pk
NJ the cock tos himself, called him prrA<iss,,
c'cahea ADo shs ~0 N ir bH naog Itie, vasht
linn his bxs tor bs hne w.aihsT walKx, every pos
s'b. way b.u"eo HIM IN sv~rs I"~s,os wh,m.
~ call ihs ~ scns times my ns css bc said, "bu. often
~ 70, be brought from corner Of tho room
thongsyh ~ lt.e siri, exhibiting u ~th great ou.hu
re bm evsiy dsy during slckDess Ths picture
ssc' pahhr with note, nted large ettsrs, with
go !" ne oy br htie cotresosdebs, who sAsd she VA
tsD yotLg ~ write. He spoke wtlh great vvacsty
LIN rbidhb sk'ter. "Chnsb" sasi the old nnao, "are
"a. pe,<: am very ioSo of the ,lle creatures .
The author study-ihlU which ] Ooksd for few
- mems bciore esvMg-S Email ROOM aamost entirely
nso b. ihe great writing abe and the ,oung- behind
Tie ~sls laden With D.oks ANA p.c,ures winch Nv,
eSty are r. ~, sbgea every day BY desals and
'oI bone of tbs bUOks sumb.ed y corner
sspe's ~ere iyns ioose up,n Abe table rh- pp, too
Hg cSely parallel " hs edge VI tho Dkstsn
. ~ sbcb ony . womanly hsasekeepsr Wouli por
70 msintsin. Besties, there ws4 not spock
s,ooo IsveTensy IN .he little room - II IL were
sscr.d place IT. sssocsrons 6lI-d my mind wah -
much oshght asn bad been breathing fragrance froa
60asD flowers. On kaving carried tbe picture of II
sUhy III my mno, sDd stn carry 1.-THE qnet, D. caded,
penc baobt In which great author wrote his greatest
works.
AS came away tho old gentleman bundled his hAwi
about him And stoOd few moments Lno seps
M.htsry bur 81 o sunshine fell blm through
souds ln tnst full light no IOsked s less ige old
nan ihSD IN the Ozark pArIor BY The shaed windOS HIS
n slightly bent, but The quiet tho early
,oIIaMs ktli lingering IN his ace. He was the sane
nai, generous, merry cd at Seventy seven a.
Jsi vis Lad painted him arly htly years bcTe wish
Always 10 Ismem mber him s&w him =, that las.
ment
The death Of Mr.. Irving more than national loss,
and will create painful void wherever hls works
known and read, in every part Of tho world The gs
pom The Cry Hall and many public private buildings
aDh vsees set at half mast yesterday in honor Of
bis memory and the Mayor has called special meeting
oi the Common Council for three O'Clock this (weanes
day. afternoon 10 take appropriate action the event
raB FUNERAL OF wAsHN6T0N IRVING.
In accommodate those Of who may
Ch 10 attend the funeral Of late Distinguished citzsn
Washington ISving the express train tbs Hudson River
Road, which passes Tarrytown AZ 3li Pm, viii the
%, The funeral morrow, the LIST Of December stop
that sAoD 30 that passengers leaving New York IL
A. y. viii arrive In the city again a.4PM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
Police Intelligence.

MoDn PRnsr-Robert Burns, Roman Catholic
priest arrested for drunkenness by the
precinct police Monday evening and locked up IN tho
station house at Yorkve until he became sober, whom
he released promising 70 appear at court the fol-
lowing day The reverend gentleman was very indignant
n being locked up but the cool air Of the cell had
derful effect in bringing him 10 his senses. va
Arrxxrr no KILL PoLoxHAS--As policeman Dema-
rest Of the Ninth precinct, was bringing disorderly
character named Robert Surgs 70 the station house on
Monday the latter drew dirk knife and attempted "
Nil the tdcer The blade OF the knife entered tho DO
and cut through his under coat, vest
and Shirt but luckily without nicting any further da
mage. Had the weapon been little sharper in the point
ncthing would have saved the oficer's life. Justice
Qrackenbush committed Surgis for trial
A DnaoS6r DoEHrc.-Aary Ammo Higgins was taken
into custody by policeman Brdsal Of the Eighteenth pre-
cnct police charge Of stealnga quantity Of clothing
valued at 500 while serving in the capacity Of chamber
maid Mt the Everett House. portion Of the stolen pro.
perty being found In her possession Justice
committed her In full for trial on charge Of grand lar
ceny.
70 THE Hprror OF rux HERALD
sH-Jn your ssue Of yesterday the 29h ins under tho
head Of Police Intelligence, b alleged highway rsb-
berry Was committed ny william ehstiuck and Joseph q.
Sreen In the person Of John Casey Of Fulton street
saturday night joseph o. Green has knowledgs Of he
crcun stance leading IN The than knowledge Of
ne parties early on the evening saturday. Jnesph Green
was nohoraby acquitted nom any with th adak
JOSEPH v GRAaNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Consols closed on the 18TH vt 961S for money.
Illinois Central shares had decned $3 per share and
were quoted ~ ~ discount; United States eyes 81
Illinois Central sevens, 49, Erie third mortgage bonds
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales OF cotton In the Liverpool market for the two
days II 600 bales, Of which 900 specula
ton for export Al the close there little inquiry
and prices were weak
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester favorable. the
market firm, and holders demanded advance for
goods and yarns
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Nessrs Richardson, Spence Co. report wheat frm,
but sales unimportant; holders demanded aivance
Flour hrm with business at full though unchanged
rates. Corn quiet, but firm
liessrs Wakefield Nash quote wheat advanced Id. Q
ID, but give quotations.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.
Beef dull Pork inactive, but prices steady
Lard quiet and prices steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Coffee quiet but firm. Sugar steady. Rc, frm Pig
iron dull VI 52s 62s. Sd. Rosn steady at A. 4s Id.
for common Potashes quiet at 27s 3D. pearashes also
quiet 1t x7s 3D. Spirits turpentne dull
LONDON MARKETS.
BreadstuffH had advancing tendency Sugar quiet,
but steady Cohoe Rrm. Rice firm. Other ARTICLES un-
changed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

F.ri ACCIDENT on ssursosRp.--Wlham Morris, hand
Oh board The chip Louisa Hatch lying At the foot o Pike
street. fell from tho naintop Monday evening" and
ret ioence OF decreased at No 70 Oliver street wuere
aoroner y keeie held inquost yesterday yerdiot-
AcsuehlaI oeath. Deceased was thiriy.two years of
age, AMI was native OF Wales 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30

1851 In order " carry out the desire u tho Emperor,
committee will 20 appointed, whose work y " Oe ssr-
mns,ed at the of March, and tins resuh sonAsd "
the Council of the EMPIRE The number Of msmosss u
ths Council OF the Empre will be temporarily inxssssi
for the discussion Of th,s subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
GERMANY.

10 the sitting ef the Federal Det on tho 12h tho aa
Of the constitution VI Hesse Cssel referred "
nittee
Prussia, Thurnsen, oldeDbarg, and The Hanseatc
Towns voted for he reesabhshment OF tho constitution
Of 1881. The representatives of o. the oshcr go
voted favsr Of the constitution u 1852, aud
others abs,ained from voting a. ALL
The committee has unanimously adopted the proposal
concerning tho reorganization Of tho Federal military
constitution, and has sent s report TO special military
committee.
The London Pua shows this Hesse Cassei question u
be of great interest," and ths action Of Prussia
favor Of restoring the constitution H tho most emphAuc
recognition yet given by her 0 ner determina'on %
support popular government and national right Ger
many.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
AUSTRIA.

The imperial autograph ier has been addressed to tho
Minister of Finance, expressing the desire OF tho Em
peror to mako good the deficit in tho budget Of 1860 to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN At PORTLAND
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TWO DAYS LATER MTELLIGENCE.
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Esgland's Position Towards The Eu-
rOpean Congress.
~~~~>~~>~>~~>>~~->~~~~~
INTERESTING STATE OF APPAlRS In ITALY.
S>~~S>>~~>~~~~><>~~>~~~~-
New Regency for the Central
States.
~o~>~~.o~N~@>~~~~>o~~~>~
MlK0iAL CRISIS At ST. PEIE&SBWa.
.~~~~~-~-~~~~~S~
1TArE OF THB MARKETS
g., &c., Go.
INTERESTING STATE OF iPPAlRs In ITALY.
New Regency for the Central
States.
srArn OF THE MARKETS,

PORTLAND, Nc Nov. 20, 1884,
TAs steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool al ten O'Clock
= she morning Of tho 10Th insA arrived here at hapast
ssAs sslock hi ruesday) evening Her datos are two
days later than those previously received.
Tbo Boheman brought any passengers and FAIR cargo
Ms d her nrst trip She did not touch ct Queenstown
Anssg her passengers Hon. John Ross and family
The steamship Baropa from Boston, arrived as LIVER
posl nve O'Clock In the afternoon Of the 18th inst and
w. steamship HammoDa, from New York, as soathamp
hn % the same evening
5he steamship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec arrived at
liverpool ON the morning Of the lSsh inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
THE CONGRESS.

Ns announcement had yet been made regarding the ap
yseschbg Congress.
TAe L0sdon Nmes says, IN a leader, still require TO
Knew plain, frank and uDdipiomatc language, what It
vhisb the Emperor Of the French requires 70 enact
or character member Of the great council Of Eu
yops An English minister must have something more
definite and much consistent upon the subject Of The
DucAies than The statement In Count wAewss rcular,
Ssssss he would be justified In committing this country 70
any part in congress for the settlement Of Italy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

splendid new screw three-decker, OF 12l guns, was
AuDched At Portsmouth the l2sh ns: presence ol
Ne Queen end royal family. She called the vctora'
aAd chrstenUd BY the Princess Frederick William Of
Prussia.
The announcement that Dr. Emethurst be brought
Up writ Of habeas corpus, and charged with bigamy
haA been fulfilled. The preliminary proceedings At tho
Pohes Court resulted the Doctor being committed for
trial on that charge.
Earl de Grey dead he seventy eight years old.
In the administrations Of Sir Robert Peel he held high
o1bces.
The London Times, IN editorial the relations Of
Esgano France entertains doubt that feeling Of
hostility to England more bitter than has existed in
France since 1876 prevails, and charges theFrench
government with encouraging this feeling
The English government has promulgated its plan for
creating the proposed foroe Of naval volunteers
1he enrolment of the 80 900 authorized by ParIa
nsnt commences the ist Of January Attractive induce
nents are offered to volunteers
Capt NcClintOck had read before the Royal Geograph
al Society very interesting narrative of his voyage TO
the arctic regions
serious mutny had taken place on board the ship Of
The hne Princess Royal At Portsmouth Over one hun
dred men were taken prisoners and placed u irons
The demand for money continued active at former
rsaes The applications n the BANK o England exceeded
e average The stock market had been dull and heavy,
vrth q eljRht decline In Consols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
FRANCE.

The Pays says that the extraordinary credit Of thirty
lons Of francs "a 70 be devoted 70 the Chinese cxpe
aition.
The koniteur publishes the report OF Admiral do
Gsnouiy on the Aght Of the 7th September with the
Cochin Chinese IN which the enemy suffered severe loss
The report says"we have put the enemy 70 fish and
destroyed their forts and artillery Our loss amounts TO
ten men killed and forty wounded"
Tho newspapers Of Narselles state that instructions
seceived At Alexandria on the 9th OF October to
prevent any act would interfere with the privileges
Of ,he suex Canal Company The works Of the canal
tnned. N. de Lesseps had gone to Oonstantinople.
The Paris Journal La Presse had given crushing reply
to The anti English pamphlet Of Jourdan, editor Of the
8ecle.
The house Of viguer Of Toulouse, had failed. Their
liabilities amounted TO eight millions Of francs.
An improvement had taken place in the Paris corn mar
ket and wheat nd -four both dearer many Of the
provincial markets The renes closed the 18th at 70
being advance Of an eighth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

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LONDON, Nov. 16, 1864
The London Daily Neus city article under the dAte Of
Tuesday evening" says-Funds opened heavy
fuence Of untavorabe forebodngs respecting tho relations
between England and Franco; alter decline Of X
however, the market rallied and closed the quota
tons of the day. about l-l6 higher than yesterday IL
the other departments Of the stock Exchange gloom
was observable the morning, but dec,ded sdvanc.
took place the afternoon. SILL, demand foI
money At 2k, this being the Bank MINIMUM prevailed
most quarters, whilst many houses asked rs zx POI
cent
The foS 900 by the Europa and Hammona was pur
chased for transmission abroad Foreign exchanges ths
afternoon were steady, and in one or two instances In
cluding Hamburg, rates were tribe higher.
The London Times city article saysThe English funds
opened this morning with very heavy appearance, from
the prospects Of foreign politics. but rally war
by Investments the part Of the public There
was full demand for money day, and but few trans
actions occurred at a lower rate than per cent.
The railway market was heavy in the morning. owing
70 the recent speculative saes subsequently rallied
and closed about the same as yesterday.
An effort ID made by several journals this morning
70 rally public opinion.
The London Daily NcSs says that Is undoubtedly the
duty of the press 10 crcse the acts Of foreign govern
ments but tho existence Of
at variance with their words and deeds and then crcu
late suspicious founded upon mere assumptions.
The London kOvnia9 Star says that there 10 plot o.
foot which contenpases CRIME Of NO smaller magnitude
than the plunglng Of England and France into war.
The London Post denolnoes the article in yesterdays
Times as wanton and wicked ALARM specially designed
TO put tho blood Of the nation up It adds:-"we may
some day nnd ourselves at with France, bus in
conseauonce OF sudden and unexpected invasion.o