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LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CITY OF
BALTIMORE.

New YoRK, Nov. 27.-The steamer City of Bal
timore, from Liverpool on the l4th, arrived her
this evening. Her news has been generally anti
cpated.
The sales of Cotton on Wednesday amounted t.
5000 bales, nearly all to the trade. The marke
closed very dull. Prices easier but unchanged.
Breadstufs closed dull.
Provisions closed dull
Consols closed at 92X@93A for money and ac
count.
The steamer Canadian arrived at Londonderry OF
Wednesday, the l4th.
The steamer Lenster, which was announced tC
leave Galway on the goth for Boston, will not be
resdy to sail at that time and there will be no Gal
way boat until the steamer Prince Albert, which is
announced for the 18th of December.
No news had been received of the Prince OF
Wales squadron, and the steamer Hiamlaya had
gone in search Of the Prince. Other vessels were
also preparing to leave.
A report had been received that Count ThouveneI
would soon quit the French Foreign Office
The formation Of the French squadron reserve to
be ready In the spring has been positively an.
nounced.
The Paris Bourse opened buoyant at higher rates
but relapsed and closed dull.
1t is said that the representatives of France and
England recommended the King of Naples to aban-
don the contest.
Count Farini had been appointed Yiceroy of Ma
pres n new COUNCIL mas Deen appointed, including
Count Polno, and Garibad has been appointed
General-in Chief of the army.
Melbourne dates to Sept. 25th have reached Eng.
land. Commercial affairs there were in a rather
more favorable condition. The shipments of gold
for the month to England amounted to l3O 000
ounces.
seaman on board the ship jeremiah Thomp-
son, at Liverpool, had been brutally beaten by
boatswain that death ensued. The latter Jumped
overheard and drowned.
subscription had been started in England with
aview of presenting Captain Wilson, of the brig
Minnie Schiller, picture, token of apprecia-
ton of his conduct in the of the passengers
and crew of the steamer Connaught
1t Is stated that the circumstances attending the
orange demonstrations in Canada on the recent
visit OF the Prince of Wales, to be brought be-
fore Parliament early in the session.
THE LATEST.
The drain upon the Bank of France continues to
become more active, and should it continue a rise
in the rate of discount by the Bank of England to
6I per cent will be decided upon by Thursday.
The London Times has no doubt that the allies
have taken and occupied Pekin, and that they will
hold possession of it the whole winter
The ship Panar0 had arrived at Liverpool from
Baltimore.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE


COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Inc Liverpool Cotton market opened dTm but closed
very dull at irregular prices. The sales of the week
amounted to 900 bales including II bales specu-
latoFs and 5000 bales for export All qualities hay
shghty, declined and lower qualities 4@3. Middling
qualities have declined Nd. Business was almost sus-
day were 600 bales including speculators
and exporters The market closed dull at the following
quotations: New Orleans Fair I'D Middling I'd Mo-
bile Fair I'D Middling GHd Upland Fair 64d; Mid.
dins FId.
Stock in port $4,000 pses including 44s oGo bales of
American Cotton.
Manchester advices unfavorable and prices have
declining tendency, but nomnaliy unchanged The
sales have been unimpOrtant
HAvRE MARKET.-New Orleans tres ordinaire 100 fr ;
bas 93 tr., decline of 5K. The market closed with
declining tendency.
Breadstufs-The market closed with declining ten
dency Richardson, Spence Co. quote: Flour Is dull
and offered reduction sales at 2Ss (d3ls 3D. Wheat
is dull at decline of 2d; sales lis Sd I12s IOd
for red; white l2s. dd14s Corn is firm; mixed and
yellow 3ss (G3ss 3D.; white AS Gl45s-
ProvSions-Ihe market is quiet Beef closed dull -
Pork and Bacon quiet. There is no American Lard in
market. The market has been cleared at 63s Cd Taow
is in good demand at SIS d59s
Produce.-Pot Ashes steady at 2Ss Cd G12os Sugar is
dull. Coffee quiet Rice quiet Iinseed has advanced
axes in good demand, and lis sd demanded for Amer
can Lnseed Oil is in request and held 3Os Cd. Rosn
Spirits Turpentine dull at S4s
LONDON MARKETs.-Barings Circular quotes Bread.
stufs quiet
1.-THE foregoing is all that had come to hand up
to O'Clock this A. M.-REPoRrER.l
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SUGGESTION TO FIREMEN.-A few days previous
to the election, we saw valuable suggestion in a
Philadelphia paper, which we think might be
adopted with great advantage by our New York
Fire Department. The leading idea was to have
the alarm bells not only make an approximation to
the locality of the fire, but to indicate the very
house that is being consumed. All that will be re-
qured to have this done in New York will be to
place fire numbers in each house in each district,
and let the tapping of the bell indicate not only the
district or ward, but also the number of the house
that is burning. For instance: Suppose No. S26 in
the Fifth District be on fire, the signal by the bell
VIII De one, one, one, one, one (5l, which will
indicate the district The bell will then intermit,
and strike one, one, one (3), intermit, and
strike one, one q and intermit again, and then
strlke one, one, one, one, one one CO..,
which will give the fire number (326) of the
house, and would enable the occupart or owner
of the house, if in a distant part of the CITY, to
know that his property was in danger. Here in
New York, where nearly, if not quite, all business
men reside at great distances from their places of
business, there would be great advantage in hav-
ing such system of numbers and bell signals. A
merchant who heard the bells during the night
could always determine the propriety of turning
out of bed to see after his property. He would
knoto uheter 1t ,oas has store whether the fire
was within block two of it. To us it seems
that the whole plan is feasible one-especially if
In numbering the houses omit the cypher (0).
1t cannot be indicated by the tapping of the bell
ana II ls not important as the combination of the
Y. Tribune.
The late Empress Dowager, of Russia. has be.
queathed 10000 thalers to Prussian asylum for
lndigent workpeope, and to her brother the Prince
Regent OF Prussia, magnificent work, entitled
"Art-treasures of Ancient and Modern Russia, -
containing upwards of two hundred engravings.
A paper called the National Repubtican has made
its appearance in Washington. 1t is Black Repub-
lican in politics, and is published by Lewis Ole
phane Il 90,
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ExtraditiOn Case

ToEoNTo, c. W., Nov. 27.-The extradition case
Tor tie claim of a fugitive negro, named Jackson,
from Missouri who is charged with murder and es
cape from slavery, was argued on Saturday, A
deciAon will be rendered on Thursday next
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Attempt TO Burn the Alabama State CapisoI
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 27.-An attempt was ma de
this morning to burn the Alabama State Capitol,
by setting fire to the doors in the third story. A
negro servant made the discovery and extinguish-
ed the flames
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TIE srAeYAr1os OF Bus1nrss " Nrm yopr-u

IHE SrAeNATIoN OF BUSINESS IN New YoRK.-The
Herald, in an article on the present condition of
business in New York, says:
While all branches of business have suffered
some, particular departments have been and are
affected in much greater degree. The depres
zion which affects one large manufacturing interest,
Tor instance. extends through many others which
are closely dependent upon and allied with it. Sc
t9at when the manufacturers of one class are
oohgeo 10 discharge their workmen, those of other
classes often have no alternative than to follow
suit. 1t Is impossible to estimate correctly the
number OF work people of both sexes who have
been thrown out of employ yment in this CITY during
the last week, or who were informed on Saturday Y
evening that their employers had no work for them
The number certainly reaches fifteen thousand and
probably exceeds that number.
Many instances have transpired of large orders
given by the South, previous to the election, for
various branches of manufactures, having been
countermanded within the last two weeks. Among
thsse of SIS 900 for hats, one of IS 900 for
clothing, two amounting to S14, ,520 for harness.
and single order for $4,000. These are facts
which certainly speak loudly enough.
Galt's statue OF Thomas Jefferson, ordered by the
State of Virginia, to be placed in the University a,
Charlottesville, arrived at Richmond, from Flor
Ifalt- l.,
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I4"JWTIty
The canvassers not having received returns from
Orange and Sullivan counties, completed the can
vass without their vote, and adjourned to meet De
cember 7, to canvass the State ticket.
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ALBANY, Nov. 26.-Tho official footings on EIec
torS, as tar as heard from, assuming Orange and
Sullivan counties as heretofore reported are as fol
lows:
Fns;o FI. ae.tUls .362 646
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SECESSION AND RAILROAD IRoN.-One of our rail-
road companies has countermanded an order to a
Northern factory, for several hundred of rail.
The reason is obvious: by next March, we shall be
out of an Union which imposes SIS or $50 ton on
railroad iron. How much will this save Southern
ilroads.-Montqomery (AIa.) Maui.
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A MEXICAN NERo.-As a specimen of the revolt
ing cruelty of Miramon, we quote paragraph from
the latest Mexican correspondence OF the New Y ork
Herald: A few days back historical play was put
were present. In this play an appeal was made to
a monarch by his subjects to grant them the bless
ings of peace. The occasion seemed favorable, and
of the audience and appealing to the Presi-
dent depicted in heart rending tones the miseries
of the Mexican people, begging him also to confer
upon his country that boon so earnestly demanded
OF the monarch in the piece Wilt be believed that
this unfortunate suppGcant was dragged to prison
by order OF Miramon, by the head of police and
was sentenced to receive five hundred lashes at dav-
break the following morning? When three hundred
and nifty had been administered. Miramon was in
formed that the man was dying. "Let the rem ain
der, he said "be given to the dead body; my order
must be carried out"
NOVEL CASE AT LAw.-Mr. Church, of Mont
vile, Conn, owned hen. The hen took notion
to set. Mr. Church encouraged her in it to the
tent of giving her sixteen eggs to commence on.-
With commendabe industry the hen went to work
"settiug" For one week she devoted herself to it
without interruption. At the end of the week Mr..
Tinker's turkey came along that way, and crowd
ing the hen off her nest, took the business of incu.
baton under her own wings. Being more on her
muscle than the hen, she maintained her position
until brood OF chickens stepped out of the she'll
and peeped. The tuI key then took the chickens in
tow, and returned to her own and Mr.. Tinkers
residence. Mr.. Church brought action of tro.
yer for the chickens, claiming them on the ground
that his hen laid the eggs and did the best part of
the setting. The case was tried on Saturday, and
judgment was given for plaintiff to recover eight
cents apiece for the chickens.
Mr.. Edward s. Tobey has been nominated by
citizens Convention their candidate for the May
orally of Boston.
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the fact is noted that every Episcopal clergyman
in Charleston, Sunday before last, omitted the
usual prayer for the President of the United States
young woman committed suicide in New Yerk
on Monday because of the arrest and Imprisonment
OF brother On some triHing charge.
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During the year ending on the 3Oth of June last,
the produce received at Norfolk, Va, amounted In
value to 81, ia, ,354, including IN t3rn,
and 500 600 in cotton besides S233, ,OlS In hour
and S36S 050 in slaves.
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Three Days Later from Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA Az HALIFAX,
HEAVY DECLINE IN COTTON
ADVANCE IN BANK RATES.
BusiAEsS ALMOST SUSPENDED

HALIFAX, Nov. 27.-The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool on the l7th inst. for Boston, arrived here
to-day.
The steamer City of Washington had arrived
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The congregation of the Catholic Church in
Philadelpha was locked up by the pastor on Sun
day last until every person assembled had been So
loited to contribute to fund to pay off church
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PRoGREss.-It is but about thirty years since our
Presidents Annual Message was taken across the
ocean in a sailing vessel and published in London
eight days before it had reached and been issued in
st. Louis, which city is very near the geographical
centre of our present Republic. And now the re-
suit of our Presidential election, which took place
on the 9th inst, transmitted mainly by Pony
Express, to San Francisco on the l4th, and pub
lished there by 9 o'clock on the morning of that
day. The news of its arrival there, returned in
like manner, received here so as to be printed in
our columns of the 25th inst, though of course
no special speed attempted in the return
The people of the entire Pacific coast had doubt
less heard the election before it was known in Eu-
rope; and it may yet be several days before we
shall hear of the reception of the tidings even in
Eng land.
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There have been several cases of that terrible
disease, diptheria, in Newport, Ky, during the
past two weeks. On Monday, in the house of
German residing on Patterson street, three little
girls, aged from seven to ten wears, were living
dead OF that malady, they having been fatailS
seized BY it within a few hours of each other.
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See Fourth Page.


FOR COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS,
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Paddock, the defeated combatant in the recent
pugilistic encounter at London, received such Sc
we're injuries from the "Staleybridge Infant" that
his recovery is considered doubtful. His ribs are
fractured and he is suffering greatly from internal
INJURIES Under the most favorable circumstances,
his career as a prize-fghter is over.
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TROUBLE EXPECTED AT AUSTIN, TExAs-The San
Antonio (Texas) Herald of the l4th instant, says:
We are informed By gentleman just from Austin,
that when the news of the probable election of Lin
coin reached that place, certain parties declared
capitol Gov. Houston forbid their doing so, and
they persisted. The Governor has sent to San
Marcos for Capt E. Burleson to assist in enforcing
his orders; and it was feared collision OF arms
would take place.
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Our OF EMPLoYMENT.-The New York Jourra! of
Commerce thinks it would probably be no exagger-
alton to estimate the number of persons thrown out
OF employment since election day at 5000, large
portion of whom are young women. One clothing
establishment in New York has discharged 900
workmen; hat establishment has discharged near
ly l O00 saddlery firm has reduced its force about
especially, the crisis is very severely felt, on ao.
count of their extensive connections with the South
ern trade.
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DIED OF Broken HEART.-At New York on Sa
turday night, Mr.. George B. Winans, one of the
FireTeegraph operators at the City Hall, died at
his residence in Troy street. after illness of short
duration. Information of his death was soon after
wards communicated to his mother, Mrs. Mary
Winans, who has for some time past acted as house
ner of Twenty yeighth street and Fifth avenue, and
on receiving the she became greatly agitated
Having partially recovered her composure, how
ever, she determined to accompany the messenger
to her sons house, but while endeavoring to put
on her bonnet and shawl, she suddenly fell to the
floor and expired Immediately.
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A paper called the National Republican has made
its appearance in Washington. 1t is Black Repub-
liean in politics, and is published by Lewis Gle
phane q 90,
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PROPOSALS FOR SEALING WAX.
Posr OPPIcx Drp.prrvx,

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July ~, 1860,
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this De-
Psrtment until The Sd day Gf September next, az IL
ociocs noon, for furnishing sealing Wax, for the
use Of the Post Offices in the United States from
the date that the therefor shall be
10 the 5lst day OF December, 1864. Tn, WAX to be
uenxered Tree OF expense, at the blank agencies of
the Post Uffice Department, at Washington, ID. C..
New York city and Cincinnati, Ohio. - ~
The estimated quantity Of Wax Quired At each
agency yearly Is specified below.
DIsrRIcT No. 1.-Washixston, d..
l5n pounds of Scarlet Sealing Wax, OF good quail
Ity, Tor ordinary use.
DIsIRIcI No AT Ns,c York city.
district Mol 49, io'
DIsrRIcr No. SIT Cincinnati, Ohio.
district No l. e 90 ioi
The contract will be awarded 10 the 10 vest nd ba
blddef the best bid to be determiI ed after carefu
examination Tor the purpose Of ascertiining which
Dld vi Ia It's practical results, bs most adyanfa
geous to the Department.
III the Districts should be reconstructed or in
creased q number. the Sealing Wax snail be delIv-
ere1 ~ sueh place or places the Gem
samples of the sealing Wax required To be fnr
nisned can be seen At. or procured from e,ther M
the above named agencies. -
,dsass Of S6 S SS;t furnish with hi,
Two sufficient securities Will be reo UiI IN :.
contract Failures to furnish the Seallnr ~ AT CON
uactea lot promptly, or furnishing article infe-
20 LA % i0r VII be con'idcred sum
BIDS not made In accordance with these nronos.ts
Will not De considered.
Proposals must be n arked, on the outside Of IN a
fe a,se fToposals Ior Sealing Wax" and the
sist'nt Postmaster Ge-ersl, Washington, d. G.
D<-'aw4w,ih Postmaster General.
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ARRIVALSAT THE HOTETS

lsT DC Walker, Sc; r aansGn do so tx
S oSsso, N Nm; p J..In, La H.lstjn, Pas Gil
Ny; " Towers, do, Gen FoEef, So3 A n Psf,,
mer, sc; " Coaglsr. do; NJ MoDufin, nj; = b
Bl.ncnard and lsd!, GO; Miss Blackburn, do: Miss
F sis1aas' de- yaaG a' NY;A Null, Va;
EltIhush, Va; " BOwes, Ga; F W Collins, Ga;
III pd 4 WEBB and family; La; P H Luanson and
BoEss, sc; Henry, DC; ] Z Duncan, do.
p BhOWN,S HOTEL j Johan, La: G Rosette,
SPe,ncef' w rerry and y, Mrs y Bates. Ga; NJ
vs 'Ttsr and ~; NJ re Jackson, Ky; DIR A Mason,
EEsiJ Korean, sc; Mrs Thomas, La; r WInder.
~, MISE Miss Robinson and sister, s w Brigham
sno y! Brigham, La; w IRWIN and ~. XIV; DR. Du-
mou, nj; DR. Finley and fam, Miss Nj Bott n
mssDy, saunders, Mis-; Mrs Larnect, NY.
WOOD HOUsE.-G Brookmer, Me: L.
Va; w TemPleton, La
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Lovz.-The first symptoms Of love In the wisest
OF the worlds philosophers were certainly very
remarkable rsmsrtabls. Leaning" says socratus, 'smy
shoulder, 10 her shoulder, and my head to hers,
a. we were reading together Ia book, felt II is
iact, sudden sting In my shoulder, like the
biting Of flea, which still felt above a We DAYS
aiIer, and continual itching crePt into my hearth
W The wealthy Marquis de Aligre, who died
some time ago, was so pasimonious that seeing
his servant one day with a smart looking hat. he
rePrimanded him for his extravaganza "But II
- the old hat you gave me: ] had it ironed for a
franc. "Ab, said the marquis, 'sbut did not
paid will take the hat" and he forthwith
transferred the renovate beaver to his own head
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MEDICINES

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MEDICINES.
SEE WHAT ,AYER,s sARsAPARILLA
DERANGEHEHifT Z ~ THE LIVER.

STOTTs Ck0SsIN0,
TalladsgA Co., Ala Aug 9, 'P.f
Dr; Ay.r, Lotcen, Mass;ISlr I take my
CATBARTIC PILLS have done for me. had
been afflicted with Liver Complaint for six years,
during which 1 was never well, and much OF the
time very sick. Ny Liver was sore to the touch,
and, tbs doctors said, was cong ested suffered
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appetite, but generally none At sli Adreadful SEN
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long continuance of this condition, without relief
had worn me out that never expected to be
better but reading, in the Christian Advocate, of
your Sarsaparllla, commenced taking IL, with
cssIonal small doses of your Pills, to reg late the
bowels as you direct, From the FIRST, it had more
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GOULD have. regained my health rapidly, and now.
after eleven weeks, enjoy Is good health and
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