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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-20


THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE BOARD OF Alder
MEN AND TIE HERALD.-From the character of
the proceedings in the Boards Of Common
Council last night, we are afraid that the inves-
tigation into the character Of certain members
of these bodies will not be carried out as we
and the public would desire. The Board of
Councilmen hurriedly and Indignantly refused
to take joint action with the Aldermen on the
resolution calling for a committee of inquiry
into the charges made by the HERALD; and it
was with some difficulty, and a great deal of
vulgar abuse, that the Board Of Aldermen
agreed to resolution to take independent ac-
ton in the matter, and reappoint the original
committee Aldermen Boole, Brady and Bag.
ley--to pursue the investigation without the
concurrence of the other Board.
Meanwhile we must continue to receive the
evidence which is pouring IN upon us Yes
terday We were furnished with another batch
OF statements, and if they continue to come in
at the present rate we shall probably have to
employ two or three clerks to take care OF
them. 1t remains to be proved whether this
investigation will 90 or in fair and diligent
spirit, and what powers the committee have In
the matter. And it remains to be proved, also,
whether the statements made to us can be
verified; but we must say that they furnish
curious, very curious, history, indeed, of Tie
late Boards Of Aldermen and Councilman.
The language we used indescribing the ch.rac-
ter Of those bodies, whatever it was, was very
moderate when compared with the statements
in our possession. We hope, however, that the
Aldcrmanic committee viii give the matter
every attention, and we again remind them of
the necessity to subpoena the District Attorney,
with directions TO bring all his papers before
them. They will probably throw brilliant
aood oflishs upon the whole transaction.
, 1860-11-26

BLOOD El:TO9'ATOie

CT; rrec!sely w'at It. name ,adlss.ss f.r xh!lef
IN nj ~ pri:nai rnr,; sa tns ssss: ad
.lisclst il Is tic only rseIasation ever ontrcd
IT, H. sor'd ia sl'lls :rnt 50 a. + b y''
f9,combiued Is to b. te luost uw e.:rl tonic. and
sct SO perfectly adan,sd tn. i 1o .ccoE,t I.
- EAScE VIII 7HE LAWS Of SA1tEE. AND Mksttl r
s y;, Ms.s M assy s @ Ss s ts
,!trcets. aua ytt i j. never 1."wed by a::itna,
Sss s n ts:c itlfssss spiaa
'S,G nxaf a sHi9ss gss I1s
u s9sld. both BY lc tt.1rouslly sLilied III medical
an l5o ~ ,ns Sse Why ,,,, lass fu,;sFee
ciAM"w.ed;;- sssn ~ seT t"st sees!t'y ioiows nt
'at1scs< oi di.ea>r. and lays l!t. nnguardcd sys
:,cron. t" which l''nr su1icsin: humanity is cor
= tanty lials si!e vr exa;s y ~ .ol!owH
,iis4bilty. Neuralgia r;l:ata:;.'n u t!r Heart
sual idae, I al t: sass SMeeas of ea:e La ~
!iearfutly lata Ii unattended 10 In time called
81 Female Weakness an. Irregularities.
& Also. Liver Deran*e,,'cnt. or .1nrpidlty. and
scadlas @ o. insonilasnss = tie usine' Ss}s or sa
4isasfai IsranEtl.s;a;t @ q tss Urinary oraa;
and contl,u i Tor::i, En.a.fston. difficulty Cd
many !nore ssiii. but We hasc ;laSs only !" ~,
Mll nvt Sny q, surs tue dmSetE m tollsxa
tfsun Mia>uatc influences. and cure thr di.e:lses
- It once, il iafrcaly attatsec. And as it acts d
,!suslas lie liz. = asssn rrostias, i Il sise s
lii tue c1r1etons and scrsslion, er tse system,
f1}4urncc: i"lloSins uvo;. enal,"e q climate audi
~ater; hence u. tEs M slsEs s,,'":d hSsc bottle
A'at,.. strfu@t.eus tns dlsssti organs. It shorla
, 1860-11-26

M1twArEtE lSAHErrb Nav. s;-lsecciycd.
1,oa4 bsls f.onr. Ie5 In whca:. I'll hu ''ats Tic
Sentinel Of this morning say-:
The wheat market nIenrd firm to-day .atfl IN
upward tendency 5ucct--i.r adsancs:+ 1T n1c, 20
aud tbrcc cents failed TO iftllsc hltlcrs iu sell ID
any considerable extent, aud TN 'Cllanse anc or
two parties commencd pun citasinc freely ut ;6 and
73e for No and No spring IL xtorc. hut the
ers ncwz fol1esstd by sudden reaction. prices
declining uomiualiy to within 1c of yesterdays
figures The feeling was very uusetilcd tuwar's
the close. and oaiy onc or two buyers jn ie mar
Ect ut the decline. Flour was very dull. II war
reported thar fenr Ave hundred hr- had changed
Eauds at g. for country spring extras. hut no
Transactions were made public aud were una.
bic to obtain any tatisfactory information either
Trom buycrs or sellers The receipts of hogs were
tHting ind prices lower. $5.5a being OF, outside
teure for dressed Aogs. aud $ for live.
Eaosros MAnKEr-Nov ai-Corn Exch1nse-The
recei,,ts luce yesterday have fern 7t36 bills -FOUR
110 In corn 1i50 bn oats. aud 3ia3 hu bhnrtS, The
.ne,Ie, T. ycrv dull aud unsettled for Flour aud
pdces sze almost entirely neminal ea i,a We quote
at x5s5l5 20: extras at s. 81; supcrlorat &6G6.15
3 6b for all kinds outhern y 9aiet. aaa pfices @
6f,%1s.Go for sugeraoE,
, 1860-11-26

ST. Lor1s, Noy. 2i.-Ihe different military
companies in this city met ut their arnorics
last night, wllcn General Frost gave them Gov.
Stewards final orders, which were to proceed
at ortc1 10 the frontier. Several spccrIics were
made by officers, nila liitc : number Of re-
cruits outside thu companies enrolled thcu,-
selves for the campaign. The brigade, about
GU1 >troby, will lrayc IL IL o'clncl, Tomorrow,
i,r extra train to syracuse: then &C across the
country to tho scene Of disturb auccs.
, 1860-11-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
The TrONbleA in Kansas.

LEAyESwoRTu, Nov. 24-Informetion re-.
ccived here from Fort Scott, shows that up to
Tuesday night no demonstration had been
made there. It is thought hero that Noutgom-
ery's object is only to drive of some o6nox-
1oue settlers, and that he has no intention Of
moIesting the Government officer ut Fort
Scott, or Of invading Missouri. His original
bnud has been largely reinforced by men recent
u driven from the New York Indian lands,
nnd rendered desperate by want. Further in
tc1lfgeucc from that region la expected to.
night. Gen. liarney and Gov. 3ledary will ar
rive here tomorrow. The force at Fort Icay~
enwortl. Is ready to march ut u moments
warming.
WARSAW, Sov. 2S-Col. Snyder, with some
four or five others. lett Bolivar yesterday af-
tcrnoon for Seyada City a1u the borders, 10
ascertain, if possible, the state of things ill
that section. lie left til. Polk County Ran
gers, whom llv conauia,.ds, il, rea1iuess to
march Immediately u}ou receipt of orders
lFum him 70 to do, and We may SOON expect
later reliable Information from tho scene Of
disturbance.
-aSentlcinau just III from Usccola, informs It's
that the citizens Of tint section wcie il, great
state ut cxcitciucnr, apprehenlin:. that Mont
5onery would push Oh to that place fer tllo
purpose 0t taking possession! uf tbe bank and
contents, which could he easily effected in the
present nnarulcd condition oi the Inhabitants,
The List news OF Montgnmery's movements
being that u portion ot lis balld were at Ball q
Mills. nnly twenty-five milrs from Osccola, it il
fare; J." will march on 10 the latter place. A
s;n.:i independent company or a Minute Men
left tAe:c this evening, wei. armed for the
e.,;.t,. T.; attir1t
, 1860-11-26

ST. JosEru, Nov. :a::,--Tlle extra Pony which
If; Fort kca:ncy OIL "Wednesday, Nov. It'll,
with the election news, arrived in Salt Lake
City il, three days ai:d i.si,r houss-distance
:sM mites. The list Is 1ililes was made in
th::c l:curs and ici minutes. This Is mile
r'n;c is the most mountainous OIL the whole
route. The regular Pony, leaving St. Joe on
t!,: stl, arrived III Salt Lake City, Gi.tanee
1.2o3 miles, in fur days a,l.l twcnty.tflrcc
hours. 1t lad been showing thirtr-six hours
Whea the Pony Lett SaIt Lake CitE
, 1860-11-26
Daily Review Of chicago Market.

SATURDAY E,EStSu, Nor. Fl. 1850.
FEE1Gi1TS-NU engagements.
F!.UCls-l;tceiye1. ss}:i brl-: shipped, EaN hrl-
a'asast dull aud ca=iez: SALES were: 1s' tris
.;':ic" sprin; extra Mt *5l5 del: lu0 lr)s ciloi.
4" - S31J tFack: ltD br's '.;eenah at S1.p
III: ~ lrfa gooa Spring extra Il, S$::s, dr..
:HfEAT-tecelved, lti.;Ji br: slii7Isrd. 1s'N l,u.
.t:,e1 4nir3 aud steady ]: yesterdays cl'~ins
;:"lasius: .T> ba Northwestern Club nj 'S9Gc i'll
-1nr': a.iU i'll tlo at II: in s0fc: Sft1 llA No.
-Ti.:. Il: iHc iii >o1c: lEt1 ''l DO III :tcia stE::
~ lu t!a l.t receipts, al :4c in store: ahx bu
>.'. s;rlh II &c III store: l.hst In d. Al slEc
il ri.:c: l4HA' bm at .i;ec in e1r: sU0 bu sd tiEl.
w -:':li'lc, ut SEC on track; 10 bu Club at sc o.s
ti.:S-Receivcl. ,i;sssbu: shipped. 1c.aobr.
J:r'.:l. w demand foT old earn IN =1n.c.
uArS-i:cceised. ;.:,~s bu. Nurke, :norc active.
sat-. were lid! l'a NJ. III lie in store; 1ss
l;!E-Ecccivcd. 1870 In. Market dull sales
Wc-:.:-1!t' bag M. ot 4Gr 4'n Track.
i}aHI.Ei-kcceir.d. st.H bu. Market dull and
Si:!:Ds-Ii+cSsctl. ls.'5 D.. Timothy very dull,
r..t:. Gales ol snall lnss u $2.10gt22t. W bags
iAr s..:a :o!d Il: =.
!. n.l aud heavy. Saiss Wcre:-1V brls ut 1Gc; 81
'':s t;i.::uiioi-a,t2::sc 2 cal.
MISS l'uEa~-lco brls Mess at *lo:z5; 50 frls do
LaiD-Frcely offered n, 1tu.c. without buyers
TALLON-@'h:'s prime at!14c.
t;kEASE--1te hi Yellow Grcase at .1:e.
MlDEs-kvSci,tsl. ..0lG tbs. Market very dull.
Gree, Sailed. GGIGAc: Dry Shifted. 1UG.11c; Dry
l1At. l2t{9tl34c.
i;lTTEl;-Gooi I'irkn butter IN good request at
Tic: common do, 1N1tl1c: choice Dairy 13.L lie.
Es:GS-Frt=il III good demand ut lac PER dog:
LINED Eggs dull alsi heavy. with M dv,nand.
l1pIivl:y-Li,ct ta;tb;ts. 81 i3daz: dressed
I., $t154t. a tlnz: Live Turkeys. .iWll ut GGLj.c
;':.: u-r=-rd d. iii :,ad demand ut sG9c Il H.
lnT..TUi;S-sousid Ncs.,annock4 III good de-
::a::tl IT :: ;G.::s:c.
:,rrLr>-rrimc Eastern, s1.75G,lyJ: common,
;:a:1.:H.
Ii.:iED FRI lt-.o sl's impaired Peaches. at G1xc:
&, ~k- Apples Al l7ke.
tEANGEKAlEs-; brls :nuG at Ski,
DRESSED jlUES-l.ccrivcl. -. There Is bn, q
yr: limited inquiry. and The market Is dull. with
rc,Ai! e:.i:~ only ut $5..NGtg..5.
LIVE ltUt+e,-Kcecived. 1.a0. Under I light
:rp;'ly 1h- market was quict and firm Sales were
- ':i,tiowr.
, 1860-11-26
Il Heavy Gale Oh Lake I:rle--Probable
heavy Marine Losses.

HrPfALo, Nov. 21.-Tl.e wind commenced
blowln:, heavy FROM the west aburt O'Clock
this morning, accompanied with rain. Which
bcivre daylight changed IL snow. The yale
III. continued TO incr ase IN violence, anu is
now blowing 1rartu!ly. 1ts ELECTS OIL the
lakes must prove very disastcrous, as thcrcarc
1lo: fir from one hundred vessels between here
and Chicago, seventy Of which have passed
detroit, aud arc probably on Lakc Erie. The
binding sIow storm renders it impossible fur
vessels 10 make this port. The damage TO thc
shipping iu port wilt be quite heavy, many
vessels having been torn from their nioorings
and dashed against each other aud the docks.
Tue stvcm is coniincl almost entirely to Lake
|,ri,.
, 1860-11-26

CLEyELASp, Noy. :3a4-Ihe stcaplcr City Of
Cleveland, from Lake Superior arrived To-
night, leaking, win loss Of one wheel, and
having jcttcd to-day GO IONS copper oar from,
Pcw.'sic mine: thirty bbls.. corEcringots fror
Nyandottc and tity-cjsIlt tons pit; iron. To-
iHl value thirty thousalld dollars. Copper orc
Insured. Flour in hold damaged
! small vcssc1, name unknown, wcut to pic-
ccs un the euast few miles west Of here.
crcr, saved.
, 1860-11-26

E-3F CATTLE,-K,eciycd. 9s;. Market more
.m:isc. hut jul and hra|s. Sal-s were Us fol-
ssIws:-
t.att;'. Avcsa's. l'ricr Cattle. .avero'g. 1'rlcc
-: Ills lba- $;;UJ IT,. 1Gap It's. ...- s. -,
Ih!l - .3, H.. Ills g. ..~.. LII
iI..,. .1lat - -.... 1.jU
, 1860-11-26

NEW fnRE, Nov. 33s;.--t)ur banks yesterday
discounted from 81, ,0tN03U to $s,O00,0Ou.
CHARLESTON, Nov. :;3.-Thc Ear:ncrs' Ex-
change Bank has suspended.
RALEIGH, y. e.. Nov. :s;.-The suspension,
Of the bauks has been lcyaizcd by the Lc,isl::-
1ure.
BosToS, Nov. :3e3-Tllc clearing House Cou4.
mittec recommends Tire banks to discount
lhc!r entire receipts, :nd tho adoption Of Il sys-
ten similar to that OF New iork.
Eos1oS, Nov. :4.-Tl action Of the bunk
officers at their meeting to-day is considered
favorable. 1t was Decided thai the balances at
II. clearing house should be pail: partly in
measure will greatly relieve the hanks and ell
able them to discount freely. Tie course 0!
thr bauks meets general approval, being
deemed safe and judicious.
, 1860-11-26

istfCltEe .iHuftt ttflttA tsIf.f,
fsesilence. I1!E IL IsI. Jy1:c.A'lt.ow-;e;.i.'tl
COMO MILL PROPERTY
TDl Gix.E.
II carscasence cg :.r .scea;c Of GIG a the cvrer$
c. t.. atoyc r:opury. tie wh1!. nf 1. Is offered
fur sale.
Daring TIE past summer the ::.i:l :~ heca complete.
Is rfSni! Ecl np In t!l: rcl ;Iatae. tn
all I: far tna":nrcnltnt~ t;l Is ro:y ]: ,rle- to
h>a;EEctMrc !"Gr ~ quality -etons! ~ Hoac fl the
n..r''f. T!'s ti.:: tlart:;.s It a!-o Arr5G.ed II
ti.t best MANNER. s..t1e 80.
SIX PAIRS CT EU2Rs,
Smut MiIls, Seperatoss, Bran Drsters,
&c, &c, &c.
Th~ power s.let:.e! !:on y" Fl, !: c7as: v--
t:hni. wi..:eId, t.,aty. H. u, tic ..* =: s:.cS
II. e.: ana t. ns u tic 'ee: i,..i!t districts In tho
E,,..1 iay:: Na..:y.
1i'rti. A!-' ''.n,c:tr.. win ~. ,-:,.e-:: !a---
War; Ln.;'%rs.!&c. store. r'- i:,s.;-- ;i
Sttt. 1.:i:: :uI!ia:a,i :'r t.t lA i.sa;sS.l
Of III: Ga:raa ana Itc!." i:=1:ii. .,'
F"r Hrs.rf ?a:!i.::liae ais!:.-5 Il. L t'Ii1 CO.,
Chicago. " :. iEHNiS siIl Ill. IN tnc p:eniise,.
'I'o EXCHANGE FOL: LAND
$4,000 yorll, Of s.lquar-,
To cvr7n-a t,r land IN lIllnc: W.-.va,i: !:v1, :-
nesta q. Missouri Wcald ~. ch;trt E.n"l re:st
es:ate IN Chicago. TNNIkI>S 10.
or:.-.d:~~1:u MIS- ki,..bEry Block.
, 1860-11-26

WasnlsGroS, Nov. :a,33-The position Of the
President is understood to lc, that though tue
South has just causc Of complaint ngai,Ist the
Snrtla, 10 State is Justified in rcsortiny to
revolutionary movements until every Consti-
1utional measure for rc.lress has bccn exhaust
I'd. No State 1rls = right 10 commit nets l,av-
insthe effect oi rrccipitating such 4 condition
ol affairs us would Induce ur compel o1hcr
and the calling Of j dispassionatc dclibcration
oi The people may result in restoring couti-
deace hud preserve the Integrity of tic Con-
stitutio:.
IL is apprchcrded then that ti,c question Of
secession will lavcto be practically dealt Will,
by tue present Administration. Il is slated
fr,m distinguished SOURCE that South Carlina
s.ceels rs SOON Us 1lv Convention SO reEUlyes,
, 1860-11-26
From TlrniMfl.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. :s;;.-Two Deputy
1farsllal5 arrived here today from New York,
bound for Kentucky with runaway slave.
Tie u1licer who offered 4 regiment Ut New
York volunteers to South Caroiina, is 4 :,radu-
ate If West Point aud sou Of a furu1cr Captain
Of the Navy.
NpKroIE. VA. Nov. 23.--Gov. Wise las
ohrrcd lis services IT. the Governor Of South
Carolina it not required ly Virginia.
, 1860-11-26

n A G U E EOTYpES.
Tbs Best and Cheapest in the City,
A t II e S L = RS,
113 Lake Street -. 11s
PHOTOGRAPHS.
The Best and Chcapesti in the city
At Hesler's, 113 Lake Street,
Iv0RETYIaES.
TheBest and Cheapest in the CITY.
At Hesler's, lib Lake Street.
MELAftOTET'Es.
TheBest and Cheapest in the aity.
1t Hesler's, 113 Lake Street.
ArIBRoTxPEs,
This Best and Cheapest in the City,
At HESLER's, NO. 113 LAKE STREET.
tse2reoly}
MIGHT SCAFENGEi. Charles
~ Kunz viii attend to the cleaning Q: rrlvy yaus,
ORDERS directed Chaa. kunz Chicago r. O, Box ~,
VIII feCe1Tc pypWnt attention. ro9rim
, 1860-11-26

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. :s;--An immense meet.
ing. irrespective of party, was held at Odd
Rights Association WAS formed 10 promote
concert Of action amongst the Southern States,
and IL organize minute mon and volunteer
companies throughout tho Slate.
Walter, Cox u 20. anl +sei,wcs d Co., cot
ton facturs. failed Yesterday
, 1860-11-26

NIw ORLEANS, Nov. :.4.-Thc steamer Ten
nessee arrived with Vera Cruz dates to the
list inst.
The capture Of Guaaalaquara Is confirmed
The British Legation ri the City Of Mexico
lia.i been sucked and rohbrsl Of i million OF
dollars belonging to British bondhollcrs.
There was great excitement throughout thc
cOtfutFy
, 1860-11-26
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

1<N %ls
:1:mr Comet, Lvan+. Gs. uarcn ~ bags wheat, 50
br1s flour, sundr1es.
.,clr Il. Parsons. Ernst, Cleveland. 331 tons coal
:;chr Live Oak. Mcf:rarr. Trf}a1n. .ss5 ions cnal
>chr Charles Hubbard. Ii,;:rrr.ll, PORT Wathius
ft.. 1s0 e&,rsl- wtsod.
1t,r1- 'rn $. Tieraon. Could, Buffalo. 1000 btIs
1,,r,. iurifc DIVER. 0rontu. :l0 nj lumber
i:r- MccIalic, :;te~art 3ua'o. III liars railroad
iron.
Brig Ilclfcnstc5E Harris, Greer, HaE, 80 m lumber
100 m shingles.
, 1860-11-26

DCl''-orE. Nov. 24.-Wtat!lcr very cold:
river full of ice.
LAsALLR. Nor. of.-Wea,ilcr clear and cold:
thermometer hcion zero this morning; river
closed.
OswEco. Nov. IA mild rain last evening
changed to sneW Storm before morning:
thermometer nuw :t--epld incrcasinc-wiud
blowing a terrible gale from tue Wcst.
, 1860-11-26
MOUNT VERNON I;:AEE, IN

Z Z II ~ ~ u E-EE Nv
- pEresn:ScE I:fi:1. ~ s>..!r s.. =; ..et III:
decree "f The Snrcris.r C,h.t y t:.n. IT, NJ. So
=. !. T. So ~: l,al:s :Er !s,s's .,-. a'r:tt II
H.. aiar M!tl,: wl,s Il: !...'r ii II" -: VI te
70 t.' i,a, l'esa r:.enc.! =. .'1: !. i; ,sj;. I'D
nt. 0 !. I..;rt:;,. ii III: o:cr VI" W, nJ.4t st.,
ls,.iiearc L. H. III: r:ils -: 'k psio. II List
stIla.
.ts, :::"t dividend ct ;:y carl ,',.,r w:t
or i.r*rs h. lid co;rt ~ Al ,- tl.t~'-e! ish c
dlst3-:ls i ';E a.:a:c i: t c.."t t;ie ;e:rIvc..
ps.~en:344u s. rE1it ,e?.c- n -r-i. rrttt'.
teE! rt>cr ts;AH. Il: +. tlln.w<E!l
Receive. .i ;itluftf trru.l EltF.
, 1860-11-26

BUFFALO, Not Ii, l L. M.-Tllc gulc contin-
ues with ullabatcd Jury. No disasters are as
yet reported, excepting to the Schooner Com
It which is ashore just below the t'rcakwatcr
DcrrALo, Suy- ::f.-Wu,. Q. Brown & Co.,
Bankers, suspended to-day.
, 1860-11-26
Wreck Of a Lake propellcr.

DETROIT. Nov ::s:;;-Thc pro}..l1er Wabash
Valley. with cargo Of 400 Ibis. flour. bound
from Milwaukee II Graud Iaycu. went ashore
yesterday morning, 1t the mouth Of Mu=kss,op
rlsc-. ami became n 1o.:l wreck. No lives lost.
Boat valued III T;iu.tta} Insurance lG,tt2.
, 1860-11-26

Rt,>7o<, Noy. Hen. Amos 4. Lawrence
rrtniIcaat thu m,tii':. III fremont Temple
last night. in aid Of k:,n>as. Speeches were
1na:c. and y committee :';'pointcd to solicit
subscriptions.
Mayor t;rceuc. of Cambridge. l,:s been re,lf-
n.f"d bv the c;li.:clis for reelection.
, 1860-11-26
fll1IIGAE CENTRAL!
At1t;i:EAT WESft.I::.: u..s:r., ;;.:.
summer 4 arran.+an,,,t.

9AAIAsSF F4AEEAHEF MsAl,
Trains leave t!1r u. Istr..t v. .;.1 -.
s:,tti Iti:t:..y
sIC M--L1..atE!H+ EAEfrsi. u. 49, t,
tFt1Fr ~ licl1"..t.s, = :,
ElMs,t LII \. T.. .A!.,,..
Nt,Tr sr. w. i".-.
B00 +. M.-Nr-v tts. 3hH Lb :; :, a.. !.
SataTti,y.t -r.isrEl lra:,..
iie;a-i',r i::t.:.'. 1f La. ,....4
+.iJ j. ". ..ew i.,r:. ".:.s,
80 l. A.-fs"''a:.n>al ESMc-.. .-,,r :.
tnsua:h II t1hr.tl:,: 81. = l.. :.
s.G5 T. A-EincAlEati auts LnLi:.!:" liz: ).
ShtAf,la:J through l., ll-s..:.. ..:.
l.'hi- ,i.le III II l41tl7s.
500 T. M.-I-.tn. saturday. uu!y to A.c,. s..
Traits 1T r. n.
Pstc.f >itrl IN: C-rs NJ. nj; r::a: = 1::..
Tug y T.. y. i:.iI! c:,1:1tcts At Fa!i. NJ. ~.
en;i f.a.e IE:,-u'l l.lI:Ya: Ter Ehi;;:l.. +. d.
tasi: III Tur.,Eir with ahr t;ri:.d J..:. L.
kt,=sr.,,t. U;;teEsburxt,. Montreal. U..l
pu:.:ts 10 144tt L..~. >ortt.esn Ee..1u.i - !,
Shire a:;si lsaiEr.
l1:.t3;,e rti..rn"l t!lr..r"!.
Ih..h1.h 1tf.rt- i,E s.,t'. 1.:sr ETpc. ;
Offices n IT," Suit! ni..: Tt,' ;t:.l !: t.. :,
..!sacr. u l'u burn ttt+e!, !" 4 - IT,. =
Like slFGc.. J.. y, tstt'r. S;.,!:
II. ). or.LDr;G, Erue. Al r:.H.t.:.r 49,.
, 1860-11-26

NEW }olK, Nov. ia few days ago two
ws:ssss. ..a,sscA Mrs. Titus, wife M calt. VIM.
IltSs. aud i,.r sister. Mrs p1'ai. were l'nrned
10 death 1T Ccisr!r!or;. nt.ar Huntington, L. l..
ty III" explosion vi ii ll,t;l la:Er.
, 1860-11-26

New York Cattle Marlket--~Sov. Il.
abridged from Thursdays \. J. Tt1bunel
BEEF CATTLE.
S,nhcr renorted to. this market at 4dth st. ,1S9
The prices to-day nrc qnoted az follows:
First quality....ss @9 Ordinary ~'..'.b Geh
Total humber Of Deeses received In tho city
I'll. IL 4Ss head less than iast week, and i.osi
head more than the average Of last ycar. The ave-
ragc Number at each Wednesday market last year
wMs a9.9 head while tie number to-day bcin. a,l38.
more than thfs dny wcek.t
BEEyEs from DIFFERENT STATES.
\. u. Allerton !; Co.: preprietors Of the Wash.
in:ton Drove Yards. FoltyfonrA street. report
Tie Cattle in market from the following $tatcs:
3nia. ............... .RD Missouri ,.......... 1so
3;l!ana 3,!M -. ~ ;!ashs Michigan 3a5 335
3::sI.1y HERE has been another decided decline in
iA: prices Of Ill clas*c~ VI beef cattlr. Though tue
i :, md "asu a,e 1 III sas m
..1r low and Al1n,,-t unstable point. 1trhapa
.:.t ..:a.:c will na: be brluw 5 cents net lmrnd
7 u: meat. hut 1o:s "t tic genuine st;llawa:
ir..::: will H. sold ut that ratc. us :..'ud many
-,. =. Dsel. and dry CoNs that wond nsakc meal
Il: t"eit, will be snlf at s CENTS. and numerous
far Steers f,r thu Wholesale butchers ut ccnts net
Il f....,:.l l;o4, fat. fair Stecfa and b:ca that
VII make handsome hccf. can be Ind ii any Huan-
i;:v s41S's cet-. aud nvno hui very lcs. onea
MI hiring tents and 10 hrin:; ~ cent. the nui;
II, II must b. extra t!ne. such Iiln. fa uhio and
>.atrcsy Durls,tns. that will dress $ to 1ecwt.
.'.-' liza lilill.xts wa sold Il: ~ cents pound
;:il ~ sccor heir q 1t: aud If there were any
sI ii that, Others cYunly stn'1 wcrc sold to weis
i: ~ cents: and Ill 1suitIcks sold at estimated
w.n:- were uyon the estimation Of The buy
Z: :llu tile rrlicr .-ic marker opened the dullcst
11f4r1
, 1860-11-26

MItlEDGrIilE, Ia: Nov. ai-The It'll re-
moving the sprcie payments on the hanks in
the State has lassc. the Scuatc lr vote Of q,
tail.
, 1860-11-26

WEST SIDE UNION DEPOT.
~ We hare nnc residence nr business PRO.
rrrty- within Two blocks OF tic New I.IIon Ilcnot Tor
rar on favorable iertrs n cxr,a:i.c .or IN I'M.
proved farm tn Itllucs Iora. Gall Isno,n No
kin.ebnry i:ihck. TONIEiNS 4 ca
no93 dall-lw
plLL1ARD TABLES.-For Sale
- Splendid Rosewood Billiard Tables. with Mar.
bic State Iieds, with best Crshiofs t tie world for
E5. $50 and $50. eE!thng complete Please send
your ordert BY mail or other lie. aud Will I'LL The
Eanae Is given IN person. Ali tables sold by me are
warranted. ". II. GRIFFITH. Practical Billiard II.
bio Manufacturer, No. las Fulton st<eet Few York
City. oc{din 3n
, 1860-11-26

y OARDIN G.-Ecrv desirable,
- rooms with brar,l can BE- obtained Ct sa;t; Tv.
y aktl3EtoA stEtst at THE cuFeF III Morgan. tas
boarltrs c;tu also b.: accommodated. ,.uIsxlw
pOARD1NG.-A S1lite ot' Front
- Rooms to rent with Eou7l 81 10 .ss ct Mic,t
gan Avenue. References required. nol,.tl.s..Im
BOARDING. - l'Ir:.s:tnt Rooms
- with Enard cak b. obtained Ut M Al y.n Ta.su
STREET. between Stale AID Hahi.t ast.4ur irl.A:rl
, 1860-11-26

NEW YonK, -;cy- :.A.-The steamer Nash.
vile, frotn Charleston, !,rruyll. II returned
s1ecrasc passengers. Thr steamers Of the
Charleston and Savannah lines will taEc no
morc stccrsSe Passengers.
, 1860-11-26
CJMAII.I2 lA-I

SA7cEDAx I.:E:;ISG, e,or. -, 1877.
Tho following a.c tic receipts and shipments 10:
1hc past ,w.a,y.f6cr hours:
, 1860-11-26
T'O GAS CONSI- !:ltS


w 0'1N s7't!E't''1 -.S4u A!t :" y
tcr Ihis W..t: !. ":l ~: cc:st:::: aHs1 .4r tt
san for j. Increasing z,3ti,. IL te:e2c:a s:.nr
actcr |. .t.csct. ts ;aousaads s1i:i r:oto..ce.x
.lI,gr..h he'd r:ysI::3as tc IL *4e.i,. to aay ol..r
mrAi:in~l s.:sa: W.ttr n,w n u.c. Tie almost Et.
-seaoa* cr:e: with !: HI. Performed la t.: te
sicSe 1l2t Il |. desi:e. to Etcuse extensively us4 IN
treatment ef vc.y :sau- ,st..-ts ~Li o.4.s:a.y
r.:ae Ae: ts cGse. It.rc!at::c pr,rtr,f- a.r rs
t.bf,hci H., ori itIua aud !Sr! -li::e. i'.i il
::sat, 10 great acrer. DC :a:y Of ar.lc!
c,nipouLa5 Il I.c I.y. VIC 1.c;,um:u! ,5s, tf ots
readers "i'o 'ay i: saet:a: :saus general >l:1r. or
Lon any Of ;t sc:ses !or w!.i: ,:i- Wat:7 Il Pc.
sc:oaa to give 1t aiA Secaisz.I: -t.t In rnc::."s
e,lunu. !-..-::1;..E:4:
, 1860-11-26

In Favor OF 4 South crn Confedcracy,
s.cEsuS, M1ss. Nov. :.i-Thc Congressman
OF this stair met in this rity ..'day, and uni-
tt..'uslv declared! ip- i Southern Coulcdcsacr,
Tic s''cc->t"n movement creates great tll-
tf1iS!aS1n throughout the Sfatc