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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-16

ehce Jan. H.. .Sx2,lio,os6 23b62,ao3 so69l lO3
This Is the first statement for many weeks which
shows decline rs compared with last year. We
presume that the easteriy wind which prevailed
sast week may have retarded the sailing Of some
yesses. About 500 900 worth Of cereal food was
sent abroad last week. half of which went to EGG
land, apd nearly 100000 worth Of domestics'
which went to China, Mexico and South America
The shipms nts of cotton were very light, a. usual
at this season.
The money market remains unchanged, but the
tendency is toward greater ease. The banks are
aocumulatiDg coin, and without more active ex
port movement than exists 1t present they will
probably cause . further decline in the rate Of In
terest, in order TO employ their means The sup
ply of money at the discount brokers 10 very large
indeed.
Exchange closed with rather more frmness for
the steamer from Boston tomorrow and the leu
tonia direct from this port small business was
done in sterling at 1904, though some first class
bills were offered at l0si; the allowance made by
the leading bankers for brokerage is not uniform and
this may account for the difference in rates. We
hear of some sales of excellent bills at l0Sa Francs
we're quoted At 5I3l 5l2A. The steamships Ten
tonia, which sailed to-day, took out $4,000 in
specie Of which $4,000 was in silver. There will
be fair shipment on Saturday.
The following are the last quotations Of sight ex
change on New York at the cities mentioned, the
M nj n Iiona heiny in all cases for gold
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Naval IntslIfGence.

The United Sta sunbost Dac4n returned to tho Nor
folk Navy Yard Saturday last. having made expo
rimental trip Of several days to test her machinery
On the passage Of the feet Of the King OF Sardinia from
Genoa 70 ghorn last month the United States steam
lroquois, Capt Palmer happened 10 tall IN the waite q
the feet shooting ahead 70 the side Of his Majesty =
ship, Capt Palmer displayed the color by the
ipes, fired royal salute and then orcomouy resurnsn
the o. the rqusdron, with Whcn II entered the
port Of Tucapy Capt Palmer and his chief ocers fol.
loved the ooge 70 Florence. ano by request Of the Kn
presented TO him, when be cordially shook hapo-
With the captain and thanked him for the compliment
worthy free nation which be delighted 10 honor.
The United States steamer Saginaw, Commanser
Schenck arrived a HONOLULU March 20, In eleven Day
and twenty two hours from San Francisco. she
leave soon for China.
MAxusEsIoS IN MARYIASD.-The Legislature Of Mary
land, last passed Law prohibiting the
um,sson Of slaves BY deed viii, ser the first OF
month
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e. Dodge, Adam Norrie, William 8. Wetmore, Ben
jamin williamson, John o. Stems, Frederick r
FreliDghuysen and Henry d. Maxwell were re-
elected directors Of this company for the year next
ensuing; and at . subsequent meeting of the
Board of Di ectors, John T. Johnston was unani
mously reelected President, and Samuel Knox
Secretary and Treasurer.
The earnings ofthe Central Railroad Company Of
New Jeney for the month Of April were - fol-
lows:
~ low. s 800 90
Increase, q per cent OF
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin of Fri
day reports:-
Exchange is moro quiet but drawers generally contend
for extreme prices Sight checks the Northern cities
are nrms beid a. u premium BY al the ssaks except
one, round could not be obtained oven s
sn s4s . in =
ngures, and moderate demand for foreign bills
o. every class q quos ATOMS which ws repeat
- foiows:-ClsAr stering bills, ssh as% per oens
premium: bill Of lAding drafts, 81 81 sk francs,
6l2k 8 lex per ooiiar; sxty Gay bills the North
Yak TX per cent discount; sisht, y * per
The Pacific Mail Company publishes the follow.
Cash in Bank Of America .......... So,7oe
10 New YORK Lie ana Tuey 70. HU,6IA
10 U. 8. Treasury notes. ......... 600 800
Do State ard City securities. ........ so As9
DO U. 8. government. ...l58,i2
Tossl. ,oso o6s
Cost Of coal ut depots n the Pacific and
IN 9aDetu.. ...-................... S7l,S76
Outfits and supplies at Panama. ....... 1880
same 1t san Francsco. ............... l,lSt
Same IN uapetu. Observation-Disclosures. 5,5l9
-- s,s23 OFT
Stock In the North Atlantic g. 9. C...... 1900 900
b,0S0 shares Company 3 ftock held N escrow on
~ cunt Of foor stesmshne, titles 70 which
70 be conveyed BY tho Atlantic and Pssino
Steamship Company ............... 900 goo
Is Steamships OLD valuation. 81 ,Y71A71
''' --~,- !, $780, 72
Store alma IRON screws &c..,.,,......... 57,6t1
Machinery, tools, &C., II Benicis. Si.o00
Real estate Observation-Disclosures. 4A, 327
Cash in hands OF agents In the Pacific. SAT
Cash RENTED thence-noW on the way. toOVO
'''A - '-' " l4s,lsl
North Atlantic Steamship Co................ A,072
Une1pired policies Of insur snce............ 1900
Personal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 485
Totei.. .Ss,Sil loo
LIABILITIES.
SURPLUS. Sl,iss
Iosa.
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Received ct ports 27s Geo ASA 600 2sso 600 2so2cco
sSsss - + sS.ns. - GO siS
10 70 other ~. sse,coo <se,oco ~ 90 3ssooo
Ios4i exported s,ss. a0 2ssovso sss.ooo .sa2 700
10 .ses during the pass -.ss included q 70. .scvs~
ssSs's:s ca B $3.50 500 s.sss 300
= : one, 'Ts s:,s. :. sss .:;ss . s::s
70, r.: ss GO s. me srp.. s %
Great Bri'ap ~S sio co. baiss; increase 20 frAsce,
ito,coc decrease 70 osber forcsa ports, eoeea roA
Cotrp The msrhss .s< steady; sales o, 500 sirs
osyioB we're maze q, lac; 20 Do iasusyra lee; 100
90. Ntuos 60, a p q snd 600 do - domingo, most
ron s me c rSr sc1-s soo,s 400, % day.,
stock OF Rio 90 The sh q Nay, 1870, 7Sos bsss, re-
o,ivsa slBos, s2ss bass-,osl ls.i22 bags ssles for
,Ss ps osS O. sss isss s.s sSss.so, Tn
Issusyra 500 Csylop, 1850; oossa Rcs, ipe2; Java.
ic,ts4 msv; Jsys gosernmsni bags, i,soo-'OsA bags
FsrsHTs.-rhe PRINCIPAL epsHx.m ep,s we're Of bread
suft. 10 fsverpcot there ~hippea COO bushels
corr, IN ship osgs Al ND 90 obs Hour :. - an
bits -four were taken At N 81
6tAnY cow -saes Of 100 bAcs 70 arrive IN Pniadcl
pha soue,ime ahead Al isc ana 90 do on the SPOT ct
lic, fss ihfcc lff oent Od iov cssn
HAY vV unchsnsed ~bie the ssles embraced ahoot
eco 90 bsiss, for shipmess, Of o.
hofs~'s vs quia ana salss nnied, vhle prizes
P,-vrsoss -Port %. oepresssd and liver Win s.les
90 obs ~ sis AZ y sns 2s tor zee mess sIs 70
s sSs psr oc % w. s.sy So ss s.s.s 20 ss 20
sold former About 500 KEGS lard changed hands
al IRON lie all re per IN cr mcas we're ceiling ii
n Bossr vas cub sas sssvy, lseisdips sac a ise
| lqc ana Ohio 81 40 = lie Chc~se rod supp
At from 90 = Ito pee 10. 9Th limited Inquiry.
| NAVAL sroRss we're unchanged and sales moderate.
/ IA ~,rss Ns<< Ssn<e In Ssnc~ ysn 4 Go-k
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY. May l5-6 P. n.
The following is q comparative statement Of
the exports exclusive Of specie) from New York
TO foreign ports for the week and since January L.
s5S 1850 1850
Tor the wesk........ SS33, i61 39T 3o5 $50 500
Previously reported 2, ,2ss,Gs 22l6<,sos 3o,I7l bs4
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kxchanres a, the Bank Clearing Houss this
q we're $40 .ees ,so5 Al, Ssd the balances 81,
81.
Ne overland mail we have Information thai
|assesmer which left san Francisco on the
has 81 ,73O,ls0 in specie on board.
tatements OF The Philadelphia banks for The
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ANEW ORLEANS AHD MoBILI FUNDS BOUGHT BX
~ AuOUsr B1LMONT o. 80 van ssrssa

nTYICn or TIE BUDeOH RIVER RAnAOAD 90
~ No o warren nrss. Nay lsoo.fo ~ noAsss q -
eoeund hogsgaSe BooAa Of IN Compsny-an paSNsB w.
have % svAlsd thsussyes - TIE prv,lses q sasssS,cs
Who Aass 70 20 wn obsse ths Company ~ yssse.ssg
~ Bonds for extsnson cosbe e4 NJ tba
eomplood before the lth n
O. q. CLARHR IponDww.
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DAuplC MAIL sYRAnsHIP coSpAHy.
pxw vosE. nay q lsO.
ssad N Day divssad Of 70 asaj SEAT assAssd OF
~ ,rcAs ,ayabls . an6 acer IL 1eah insl
Ia ssnssw ,oohs VII be siessd be- W evening ~
II he z,s ma
rRmsRIc HoryaAH. asus.vy.
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HUDSON RIVER RAMsoAD OOuPANv 1sBAsU.
III once SO Warren sest Few Yo.k 6SNe sock
transfer boots Of ths company ell b e'ossd 81
kopday Tho Slst inst l0 ~ tuesday june "a ~ dAy
aftsr ~ annual election of dirsoors
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TO LATE ron CLAssIrIcATros

A eUiTk op HANDSOMELY IuRrusHxD fAsLOss
a On wsshngtrr suuare sbouf thr~e hocss I'm ssy.a
W let siso s~couf irr o. ssu1r hn--
kr~e nsre, furpished Hosms large ADD oee sns ~
, crrssss 3,ar,ss I, "a csap,s ssr.st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

Tho Fifty Dollar Machine will be sold at $40
The Scventy-Five Dollar Machine for $50.
The One Hundred Dollar Cabinet for $50.
The One Hundred and Ten Dollar Shoe Machine SIS.
And all other styles of the above make in the same
proportion. GEO. p BRYANT
MA diff Agent for Grover Il Baker.
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Mexico and Items


New ORLEANS, Nov. "a The steamer Ten
nesee brings Mexican dates to Oct. Dist The
capture of GuadeljaIa is confirmed; 1000 men
are expected to join the liberals in Mozclin
and march against Mexico. There was ex-
element throughout the country in conse.
quence of the robbing of the British Legation
of million OF dollars belonging to the British
lahdholders'
ST, JOSEPH, Nov N.-An additional pony
express 10 can Francisco NOV H. I'avld q
Moses Abrams ana o. E 19na e. merchants OF
thiS Guy, nave laifo ior 9loo,ooo'
1hG tnree sout!lerH cnunli ,'! oi missouri
S"o" I"is &c ''aJoil'ies 'o' Dl'cNlilriuse'
BUFFALO NOV. IA fearful storm IS rag
ing mere ana must prove disastrous 10 the
VeSselS on 'Ile iaktS' olinu,n9 snow storm
RENTERS IL lnpoSSi1le iot VeSse's 10 make Iil!S
pot n"'y sesse's Ma. peei' ", IiI''i ' ny,
.tor,,, s m" "% cn"fnod to I.olia ma
90
DuFfALo, NOV -4 ~ Oo'' oaiiNers'
suSPe,iue" 10 u"y nee I'e peeN T." He'Ny
e es ,nanu ves.eIs ware damoooJ in thn
horhor
.,
o. tIroa I,n, oo,f ,Sroy,;,,,,
~ m
NEW York. NOV. al nc Ariel arrived
tlS HOi " WIN AcO PtNSeiiSFIS' anu d mn
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Kansas Trnnhlas

ST. Louis, Nov. 23.-Gov. Stewart has or
dered Brig Gen. Frost to hold his brigade,
consisting Of the first regiment OF the Mis-
! souri, militia, engineer corps company and ar
tilery, in readiness to repair to the southwest
border 10 repel the invasion of the state by
Montgomery band of outlaws. Gen Harvey
will start for Fort Leavenworth this after
noon.
WARSAW, Mo, Nov. 22-Judge Williams,
l. S. district judge of southern Kansas, ar
rived i'll town to night a meeting of the cit
liens was Immediately held, and Judge Viii
llamS delivered a calm, cool statement of at
fairs in the territory. He had been for twenty
nine years presiding judge on the borders
OF civilization. Judge Williams said since
Sunday night lie had been upon the saddle.
He came 10 warn Mssourians OF the approach
ing danger Southern Kansas had been deiv-
cred over to abolition outrages under ont
gomery and others. For three years and
half he had been presiding judge there, en-
deavoring to maintain the supremacy OF the
laws, and to that end had used his efforts on
and off the bench faithfully, notw outstanding
the evidence of marauders and lawless men,
who were there for that purpose only. lie had
organized and held courts in all the counties
OF this district.
These marauders and murderers are sus
tanned by men who procure means from the
states under the preteuse of aiding the suffer
ers of Kansas, but appropriate them to carry
out their designs OF rebellion against the law
They are the same men who procured the pas
sage of the amnesty and other iudulgences,
by ther promise that they would maintain the
laws and preserve order in southern Kansas
but this has only proved respite to enable
them more effectually to prepare for the ac
compshment of their designs A messenger
of uudoubted veracity had arrived, stating that
yesterday 100 men had entered Missouri, fully
armed, and had passed down the Usage river
to Balls Mills 20 miles over the borders, with
four negroes in advance, with coils Of rope, all
armed.
The judge then made the same statement
in substance, as has previously been telegraph
ed, and closed by urging the people not to go
into Kansas, but to protect themselves within
their line, and to send aid to the border coun.
ties at once, as they are at the mercy OF these
outlaws.
This dispatch shows that Judge Williams"
tells story which does not deserve credit.
At any rate, that part of it which attributes
the outrages to those who have sought aid for
the destitute and suffering people of Kansas,
is both false and malignant. The notorious
Judge Lccompte" was capable of telling such
stories
LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 24.-Up to yesterday
night no demonstration had been made at Fort
Scott by Montgomery. 1t is stated that the
object Of Montgomery was only to drive off
few obnoxious persons, but he had no inten-
ton of molesting the government. His force
| had been increased by men driven from the
| New York Indian reserve, and rendered DIES.
perate by want Harvey and Medary will
| arrive to-inorrOW
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
LINCOLN HAS CARRIED CALIFOK.
MA AND OREGON.

Fort KEARNEY, Nov. 25.-The pony ex-
prseS, from San Francisco, Nov. 14lh, has ar
rived. The total vote OF California, as tar as
heard from, is ll,0l8, divided among the
presidential candidates as follows Lincoln
&c, $50, Douglas 35, $780, breckenridge 81 ZIG,
Bell 8,026. This is the most favorable account
for Douglas Another account places him
1000 behind Lincoln. The balance of the re-
turns will probably decrease Lincolns MAORI
ty a tritie, bat it is conceded that the state has
gone republican.
The members Of the legislature stand =
Senate, 9 Douglas, Breckinridge, republi-
cans; House, 40 Douglas, Il Breckenridge, 10
republicans. OF the II senators who hold
over, | | are understood to be Doug.as, 2 re-
publicans, and 4 Breckenridge. There are
several aspirants for Senator OWNS position.
The entire peoples reform ticket was elected
in San Francisco.
Dispatches from Yreka, near Oregon dated
Nov. IL, say that the latest advices from Ore.
gon give Lincoln two hundred and fifty major
ity, aud that Douglas was six thousand behind
Breckenridge, with three small counties to
hear from. which cannot much vary the result.
The pony express, with the result OF the
presidential election in the Atlantic states, had
reached Fort Churchill, and its news was
published in the San Francisco papers at 9
o'clock A. NJ, in six days from st. Joseph. A
great sensation was produced. The republicans
OF the central committee issued an address
recommending general illumination.
Espinosa, a Lower California filibuster, was
killed in Il fight. His band is committing muir
ders and robberies by wholesale on the PENN.
suIar The citizens of San Diego have sent
relief to the governor of Lower California.
Letters from Walla WaIa, Oregon, dated
New 3rd, says, Capt. Pent, who has been to
the scene OF the massacre OF the emgrants by
Indians, found dozen alive, substitng on the
dead bodies Of their companions. One family
named lyons, consisting of mother and five
children, together with brother in-law, were
subsStiig on the body OF Tie husband and ia
ther. Several had persisted OF starvation.
The government is urged to take more eff
cient measures to protect emigrants
Honolulu dates TO Oct u are received The
whaling fleet was arriving. The Whaling bark
George and Mary, of New London, was lost
near Jonas Island, on the 9Th OF June.
FoRr KEARNEY, Nov. 25.-DenveI dates Of
Nov 22d state that the snow was SIX inches
deep there and eighteen inches north Of the
city The Gregory mines were covered with
snow. The thermometer yesterday was IL
degrees below zero.
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The Presidents Views on Secession.

WASHINGTON, Nov 23.-The position of the
president is understood to be, that though the
south has cause for complaint against the north,
no state is justified in seeding or attempting
a revolutionary movement, until every consttu-
tional measure OF redress has been exhausted.
No state has a right to commit acts having the
effect 10 precipitate such condition of affairs
as would induce or compel other states to join
her in disruption of the Union and calm and
dispassionate deberation on the part of the
people may result in restoring confidence, and
preserve the gritty of the constitution. 1t
is apprehended here that the question of Sc
cession will have to be practically dealt with
by the present administration. 1t is stated
from distinguished source that South Caro-
lima will secede as soon as the convention so
resolves.
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BY THE ARAGO OFF CAPE RACE


ST. JoHNs, N. F., Nov 25-The steamship
Arago, which left Havre on the 18TH and
Cowes at II p. NJ, on the 14th inst, passed
Capt Race at P. NJ. yesterday, where she was
intercepted by the news yacht of the associated
press The Arago has l65 passengers and 800
tons of freight for New York, and reports
having experienced westerly winds most of
the passage. She will be due at New Yorl,
on Monday night.
This War in China.
1t is reported that the settlement of nego-
tiations had been delayed on question of
money and unity OF understanding. The al
lied army was marching on Pekin, where
Sang Kee Linsen had It large force to defend
the city. Lord Elgn was to follow the troops
Sept. y The army reached Yang Tsun Yeh
on the 10Th The coolies were deserving and
carriage was difficult. Two thousand troops
were left at Iien Tsin to protect it from the
rebels who were inactive at Canton. Trade
was obstructed by the rebels.
1t was rumored in London that the British
government lad received official dispatches
from China announcing that peace had been
concluded at Pckin by the English and French
ambassadors and the Emperor of China, but
it was generally believed that the government
would not withhold such intelligence.
Things in England
The Bank of England raised its rate of dis.
count in consequence of the withdrawal of
93OO,0O0 for the bank of France, which was
to be followed by $1,000 more.
Consuls closed at 938 934t for money, and
934 93s for account.
Steamship Arabia, from Boston via Halifax,
arrived at Liverpool on the 1lth. Steamship
New York from New York put into Plymouth
on the l2th, short of coal The steamship
City of Manchester arrived at Queenstown on
the l3tl. The SQUADRON WITH THE PRINCE
OF WALES ON BOARD HAD NOT REACHED ENG
LAND.
Italian Affairs
Victor Emanuel was TO leave for Sicily on
the 18th. There is no fresh intelligence re.
speeding the negotiations for the captulation
of Gaeta. 1t is asserted that the garrison is
composed OF only few battaIions.
The Austrian government denies that a cir
cular note OF the Warsaw interview had been
addressed to Rome or Naples, and the ex-dukes
of Italy. The Neapolians had entered the
papal states through their generals treachery
1t is stated lat general Guyon considers his
position untenable.
Garibaldi has issued farewell proclamation
to his late army, concluding by telling his
companions that an army OF million of men
will be wanted to follow him again to Il fresh
conflict, which is most likely to break out in
Italy by March next.
The siege works before Gaeta are actively
continued, and if the garrison will not capitu.
ulate, general bombardment will commence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

STOCK unsettled; Rock Island, 51s; Clevevelad and
Toledo 300: Gaena, 6, Illinois Central, 81; Panama
100: Chicago Burlington, 733; Reading, 3 Erie, q
New York Central, 7o3; Michigan Central 5bi racine
COTTON little frmer: sales 1000 bales, at 100 for mid
ding uplands .ooo a.,
FLOl- Receipts q 1887 bbls; sales l4OOQ bbs; may
be quoted shade irmer; superfne state, $40 q IVY
extra state S505 a 2O round hoop Ohio, S5,5O @ 54O;
superfne western. S4,75 a. 500; common to good extra
western 81 50 % 5,4U; southern steady
GRAIN-Wheat-holde insist npon better prcesl 10
which shipners are unwilling to accede, and the markets
are consequently dull Chicago spring, Sll0; Racine
spring 81 IA: Milwaukee club Sll6 for rood Corn 1rm-
or but less active; sales $4,000 bushels ,,
PROVISIONS.-Beef quiet and seady sales $40 Dds.
Pork steady for mess, and frmer for yrlme.
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Autt10ns.
BY A. L. PECK, AUCTIONEER.
hIAN0 EAREI,S z = n,p 4 III

DlANO FORTES & SERAPHINES
4 AT AUCTION.-I shall sell at Public Auction, al
Store No. l45 Main street. TT ESDAY Nov u, at II
O'Clock a. M. 6l-octave Piano Forte, rosewood
cases, and finished in oil, from the well known manu
ers, Blown IL Alien. Boston. Also three Seraphnes
rosewood case and finish Piano style. The above In
struments all new, and very desirable They ell
be seen any time previous to sale. A. Il. PECK.
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PrrrsBuRG, PA, Nov 23.-All the banks.
except the old Bank of Pittsburg, have sus'
pended specie payment.
CHARLESTON, S. G., Nov. 23.--The Farm
ers,. Exchange Bank has suspended specie
payment.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 23.-The suspension
of specie payment by the banks has been le-
galzed by the legislature.
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Fires in Neu Vorp

New YORK, Nov. 25.-Fire troke out this
morning in the two and five story store build
ings on Warren street. extending through to
Murray street, occupied by j. +. White and
johnson, Shepard, & Saunders, dry goods
Hoop, Skinner & Co., cloths; j. II. Frothing.
ham, cotton goods; Stone & Gracier, hosiers.
The stocks and buildings were to'ally destroy.
ed. Loss 100000. Francis Rope, fireman,
was killed. There was insurance for one mil.
lion dollars. The cause of the fire was an inn
perfect flue.
small fire occurred on Orchard street, and
a child named Opfer was sufocated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

Marrow ESCAPE OF THE SANDMAN ROYAL
FAMILY.-The Prince of Piedmont, the Count
d'Aosta, and the Princess Pia, narrowly es,
capped being buried under wall which fell
down at Genoa close to where they were sit
ting, when the frigate Duca di Geneva was
being launched. Two persons were Killed on
the spot, and eleven others were more or less
seriously injured. The young princess mad
dressed herself in the Genoese costume Tor the
occasion, aud on hearing the cry OF alarm
raised by the crowd when the wall FELL she
fui, al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-26

Some twenty young gentlemen of New Or
leans, wishing to display their southern spirit,
determined to wear no cloth but what was
manufactured in southern state; so they
bought some pieces of Kentucky jeans had It
made up into suits, but too late they discover
ed that the Kentucky jeans had been made in
Massachusetts.
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From the South.

New ORLEANS Nov "a There was a
large meeting last night, which formed a
southern rights association. There was
heavy frost 10 day.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 24.-Mr. Meminger, in his
speech at Greenvllle, advised thorough prepar.
alton by Carolinians for war, as state could
not secede without conflict with the govern
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From New York.

New YoRK, Nov. 25.-Until further notice,
the Savannah and Charleston steamers will
not take steerage passengers. Ice was plenty
this morning There was severe gale, last
night, and the Sound boats arrived late.
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NEW GAS FIxTUREs.

From the celebrated of Cornelius Baker
shall continue be in receipt Of these Goods as the
new patterns out ut all times keeping on hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and at the lowest
prices.