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o~@~tA"2NSSe
&MS ARIES TON.
" -''' ''--- ~ THOMAS SWAMI,
Captain Isaac T Ramsay,
On THURsDAY. October IL,
No E received after u O'clock the day sailing
Rteamer. "
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W CALDWELL K son %
'-'''- LINE b d fSfHE4REkS BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
n,1n,,,w will leave Spears wharf,
EVERY w FBbST!N2RF' At NOON,
NEW ~ To ! g. Ron ! Pier r ls; N.R1
shepe4 gqSd in f1%Gre early
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded BY
this line t, free of com mission
Or to n. B. cR6MWEIL& co,
o,, SO WEST srRrrr,
o3ti New York.
80 SAY NNAH.
TH6HAs SWAMI,
Uiu,,or,. s,.o.,. ,.,.. Capt Isaac 7 Ramsay,
a! se,eloes, FFg 2! E, PAssis 9S!oOs'o
No freight received after IL O'Clock on day of
No bills fading signed after departure Of the steamer
sAML, T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agentsin Savannah BRIGHAM BALDWIN co. oItc
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
<3f4SS ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at st. Johns, N. +.
Carrying the British Mali and Government dispatches
h The he's ssam;hPs comprising thsne have been approved
NEW iron SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
SONNA nhiiG ..............4 400 tons hurther
ikjEE-INSTEB' .'...........4,4Ol tons burthen
aoo TOMS TOMS SB 1Tthen
THO nart ;..'.-.44CO tons burthen.
From From Boston %so y TUEsDAY ssRtemher 25h
River. Guns ''''' iei w. % worm
Rates OF passage to any Ireland on railway and
to the pTncra cities OF England and Scotland: ''"'-
communication; third class $780, including COOKE provisions
o IRON Galway to Boston New York 81 class $50
| England end Scotland $35 '''''Pa' 'i''s' i"
And to St Johns, n. F. First class ss5 third class SIS
Children under IL years. half Price; under Vesr free.
tfIrd class passengers required furnish and tins
sailing from Boston, will rec i've free passage from New
The steamers o. this Company have been constructed
bined With care as regards safety and comfort
waterght Compartments. They are confidently expeeea
to suLpas 10 speed and rough weather qualities any v
sells ever built replee with eegancies ard
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin
wishing to sendfor their friends obtain
| For freight passage apply to
ROWLAND u ASPINWALL. A GENTS
81 and 50 South
orto JOHN q A. HERRiN Herring o'N
| At the Cffice of the Adams Express CO.
iVi d SIJ1 81
| <aR%E BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
sz<esL The new and magnificent sdewheel Iron Ocear
Steamers $; r, SPAULDING, solomon Howes. command
Boston EVERY FRPb4Y hal5 oc sSPTaHas a Ei
| nately ' - N'' ''0'
- The accommodations for passengers reorTHE FIRST
| CLASS. 7'7 '''' mr. '''''
Fare sl2, including 5feala and Statcroorcs
For freight or passage apply to
- A. L. HUGGINS, Agent,
. WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCS
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STEAMBOATS,.

* usIEh NOTICE
ksszEsszssazassLz FALL ARRANGEMENTS
STEAMERS MARY WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
WEEMS,
On and after October Ith 1860
,,-.,, THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
WI iesYe Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at GIl
,oI the atnXent River, up Hill's Landing
i ~ VII leave Hills landing every SATURDAY
H6WhiS W, Nottingham. Win leave Nottingham every
morning at o'clock for Baltimore, calling at all
uIual landings on the river also at Fair Haven and
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FOR PETERSBURG (vra CITY
$500 POINT, VA.)-The steamer "BELVIDERE,
is NV receiving cargo and will leave Light swharf
THURSIAf AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th, at O'Clock.
For freight or passage, apply t.
.s.s J. gRANpT, ir, agent,
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TIE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMs

VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morninc com-
mencing saturday morn ng, October 18th 1860 at 81
will leave HIS Landing for Nottingham every ia Y
O'Clock for Baltimore Calling all the usual iandings on
the river also at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
returning 7@ ~
THFO WEFNC N,.ta.
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THE STEAMER PLANTER will discontinue her trims
after Tuesday, October 9th, 1860 oo.tP
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r. FOR THE EASTERN

sSEzzASa.sssssz AND WESTERN SHORE
The new, swift and commodious Steamer KENT Capain
John H. irwan, leaves her wharf on Light street foot or
camden can f2r GHQPT4NK Riy EK EVERY WEDNESDAY
Cambridge, ClOras Point Castle Haven, Slernan's Pier
Hughietts Wharf, Cabin Greek. Medfori Wharf Proy
ueice EASTERN via Dover Bridget Kingstown Gilpnjs
Ptnt f@ttSTs La4ndi9g and Denton Returning leaves
ats O'Clock touching at the above named landings '
Leaves for ANNAPOLIS and WEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. Returning Sam
be prepaid 80 ''s"' must
ap25f II
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

NAVIGATION WAREHOUSE,
- CORNER
SPEARS WHARF AND PRATT STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
where the best assortn ent every article the Na
cal line can be found and positively the only establish
ment in Baltimore where NAUTICAL 9ESTS con
be made and repaired in proper manner " - ~
Chronometers for sale or hire.
a., JAMES T. KEMP K CO,
sou Successors to Hagger X Brother.
THERMOMETERS,
~ CHARTS,
NAUTICAL AND SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS,
and
GLOBES
GOODS IN BALTIMORE. " ~ N'o'
PETER WALTHER
r, -, 10 W Frat street
BLUNT, New York. L. S.o 90 ;"
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p Ssle n OnEAi
Asszsssszsne!= SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
FREIGHT ROUTE

BALTIMORE, CITY POINT, LYNCHBURG, VA KNOX
WILLIE AND MEMPHIS, TENN - w
r, 49, n ID l S 1T p, r n EpIATE TOWNS.
no| leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY THU RSD ~
and SATURDAY at O'Clock ?. NJ, for Civ Point Va
connecting with the South Side Railroad to Iynchb,
hh"ST MI Memphis and intermediate towns being
THE SHORTEST, THE MOST EXPEDlTIrUS
, BEST ROUTE FOR FREIGHT
10 AT important points in Southwestern Virginia
the western part Of Georgia. and the northern part OF Is
bama and Mississippi pun " ma
Goods recented for through any OF the abo, places
FOR further information, and time to the evcai
lions on the route, apply To " '.'
j. BRANDT Jr,
Agent Powhaian Steamboat Cor psDv
sl9-tf No 5Iigbf - ~ L.',J2
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sIh FOR RICHMOND, VA.
1Essatrss<szsaThe steamer "BELVIDERE" is now re
DAY AFTERNOON, Oct. Ilth At 3 O'clock
Passage and fare only S.
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GEORGE WARNER
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT
FOR TIE SALE OF SOUTHERN Ann WESTERN
PRODUCE,
1872 SOUTH EUTAw STREET,
Opposite Baltimore and Ohio Railroad nap0t)
. Refers by permission to
Messrs Kirkland Chase Co., Baltimore
Messrs, Pearce Y Gray, Baltimore
Messrs Buckler 4 Shipley, Baltimore.
Messrs. Isaac REYNOLDS h Son, Baltimore
Messrs. WyckhoT Post New York
Messrs Spotts Harvey Co, Richmond.
Messrs. Alvey Lpsc NIB, Richmond.
Messrs 5. T. X l. G. Budd, Charlest n.
Messrs. Toulmn, Voorhees, Il Co., Mobile
George Nathan, ESQ, New ORLEANS.
Edwd W. Warner, Esq, Philadelphia
Aichl. Warner, ESD President Mechanics Bank, rIat
Il
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Ainfs, Yianors. kf.

EAA J. R. GLONINGER & co,
IT, No. NORTH CHARLES ST.
ASSsaszzzszS WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND CHOICE
GROCERIES.
BRANDIES-HennessyO tard Dupuy Il Co., Pinet Cas-
ton 4 Co.
Brothers. -
SliERRlES-Vinda de II rmony Co., Amontillado,
Topaz and Sup -tor Golden Sherry.
JAMAICA RUM, OLD JULEP HIGHLAND MALT
WHTSKEY.
CORDIALS-Curacoa, Maraschno, Ansette &c
CHOICE HAVANA ClGARS-Espanola, Prince of u ales
Rio Hondo Mount Vernon, Traviaa and general
ment offavOrte brands.
FRESH GRE n AND BLACK TEAS ENGLISH PICK
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IS comparatively new, and hu hy merchants OF Frece
thsPdrk anu baltimore interested in the trade and by
,eICantS ana farmers residing the counties bordering
on the Rappaannock FOR the express purpose OF kprrn
rst Grass steamer on the route During the winter the for
Wal" Heck has been enclosed, thus aGOrug complete pro
tctoh 0r Horses and other live stock Carriages of all
sIs can ne taken on board and carried under deck without
5hihG on inc wheels Her statcroU berth aCcnulmg-
cations re large and commodous, and her capacity for
reght "N cisiye As passenger and freight M she has
no 2 SUPERIOR on The waters Of tie Chesapeake.
Through freight received in Baltimore and CHARGES maid
by X. j.; CAPRON h CO, BOwly's wharf ~
w Freight received board If the Steamer Weinesaay
ana hursdays and on Fridays up to O'Clock. p NJ
fo further information and Blank Receipt Of forr,
by the Company, apply on board,
r; J. CAPRON Il co, Ages,
II ~ ,,-,,,,r-,, 70. ~ Bowy's wharf, Baltimore.
= ~ IrlilkR, President Frederick shurg, Va rDh29
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sit FOR THE SOUTH
sssgszsEssssS7s DIRECT FROMNEW YORK, rHILADKL-
PHlA and BALTlM0RE, via the

70 NORFOLK, WELDON, WiLnINGToN, CHARLES.
TON, Augusta, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, CUIUM.
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY, AM
NEW ORLEANS.
SPRING AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
~ 49, DAILY, Except SUNDAYS, via.
BAY LINE, d SEA-BOARD L ROANOKE RAILROAD
80 70 THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller subject
10 NO MONT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WELDON, n. C
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BALTIMORE MONDAY NOVEMBER I2 1866

ACCGDENT.-On Thursday, as parties were engag-
ed in repairing the tin roofing of the Depot sheds,
at the Camden station, two boys who were employ
ed as scFapers got to SIX ky-arking the shed, and
both accidentally fell to the ground. One of them,
named Davis was quite badly injured, receiving, it
is feared, fracture of the skull Davis is the same
boy who, some two years since, elected live frog
from his stomach. From that time he grew strong
er, and has been working for several months to
support his parents, who are quite poor.
A PREsENTATIoN.-The Chief Engineer of the st.
Louis Fire Department, Ii. c. Sexton, Esq, visited
this city during last week. and examined the work
ings of our Fire Department. He expressed him
self highly pleased with the system and its efiicen-
cy. Previous to his leaving, Chief Engineer Chas.
7. Holloway presented him with fire hat of beau
tiu finish. The front is of silver, on which is an
engraving of steam engine at work. Both the
giver and recipient made few welitimed remarks
on the occasion of the presentation.
The FUNERAL THE LATE FREDERICK w.
BEuEE, ESQ, took place yesterday at one o'clock,
+. NJ, from the family residence n. Calvert street
The cortege, which was very large one, proceed
ed to Greenmount shortly after the hour appointed
the Germania Association accompanying it on foot.
The ceremonies, which performed by the
Rev. DR.. Wyatt, were very impressive, the sombre
season and autumnal leaves giving it more than
usual solemnity.
FRE.-Tbe alarm of FIRE last night about IL
O'Clock, from Box G, was caused by the burning OF
awatch box on Dover street, near the Hanover
street market. DAMAGE slip ht
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cry NTELLIGENCE T.

DEATH OF F. W; BRUNE--Neeting Of the Members
Of The Corn and Flour Eccbangc.-A meeting OF the
members of the Corn and Flour Exchange was held
on Saturday morning, to take some action by the
Association in reference to the death of Freder-
ick William Bruno, one of the oldest merchants of
Baltimore.
Henry NJ. Warfied. Esq, President, took the
Chair, and Horatio l.. Whitridge, Esq., acted as
Secretary.
After the object of the call of the meeting had
been feelingly stated by the Chair, Jas. c. Hooper
0r., Esq, moved that committee of five members
of the Association be appointed by the Chair, who
should prepare a suitable preamble, with resolu-
tons expressive of the of this body in regard
to the death of the late Frederick William Bruno,
the Committee to report at an adjourned meeting to
be held on this (Monday) morning at IL o'clock.
The motion was unanimously agreed to, and the
following gentlemen placed upon the Committee:
James c. Hooper, Jr., Charles d. Kinks. William
Crichton, Charles Gambrill, and Joseph o. Foard
Esqrs.
The meeting then adjourned to meet this morn
iLg at l0% o'clock.
BASE BALL MATCH.-On Saturday, agreeably to
previous arrangement, amatch was played between
the Belvidere and Oriental Baseball Clubs which
resulted in the victory of the Belvidere The play
ing on the part of Mr.. Post of the Belvidere wa.
most excellent, and there was some good batting OF
the part of MIR. Zane of the Oriental. The follow
ipr 10 tba
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both sides ready and the case was tried
Mr.. Hitzelberger re-cailed-Mrs. Calvert did not
object to the trial going on;. objected to it;
after Judgment was rendered she went on.--The
case then continued until this morning, to al
low other witnesses Tor the State to come in and
testify.--The Court adjourned at 2 o'clock until
this morning.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE KREBs.
Rachel r. Mehng u.s. Joseph Mehling. Bill of
complaint for divorce uincWlo mGtrimonU filed.
W. c. n. Carr for complainant.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN
Terrence Mcguire az John s. Cuttings, garnshee
of the North western Virginia Railroad Company.
Attachment on warrant. Demurrer to answer to in
terrogatories. Under cHrid. Cammskey and
Gale for plaintiff; &. II w ilams for garnishee.-
Richard S. Hardesty Us. Charles Shiplev, Jesse
Hay and Cyrus Gault Demurrer to Mar. Mclean
and Williams for plaintiff. Steele and Taggart
for defendants Under curid.-The October
and November rule day dOckets will b. called
this morning at the opening Of the C0ul t.--As-
signment to-day sos to 329 inclusive.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuDGE GILES
Henry F. Turton Us. John l.. Dufsle. An action
to recover the amount of promissory ncte Be
fore reported. Verdict for defendant r. j. Brent
for plaintiff; Henry Winter Davis and j. Dean
Smith for endant.-The United States as. Hen
ry Peters, mate of the brig Robert kirkland, in.
dicted for an assault and battery upon John Con
nor, seaman on board said vessel. Verdict gull.
ty. Fined S25 and costs.
Nothing done in the Court of COMMON PLEAS on
Saturday.
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FIUnetarg ans Commercial 8tuifta.
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 10, ls6J

There ess done in Stocks here to-day than there has
been for days past but they generally steady
and tolerably Arm. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fell Off
in price, but Northern Central improved most of the
other stocks the list brought about yesterdays
In New York at the first board generally were
lower but at the second board there marked i'm
proyement in them and the market closed steady. The
money market is in much the same condition it has
been for days past, and it does not to be dis
turbed, seriously affected by the political news. Capt.
talists las they certainly should be, especially in
these times, when communities and States, deliberately
and with apparent seriousness propose to repudate
their ebgaons) cautious in making loans and nothing
but strictly first class paper be sold unless very
high rates. but this description goes very readily per
cent per month Strictly first class paper is however
scarce and wanted.
The sales of Railroad Stocks to-day embraced only 40
shares Baltimore and Ohio shares Northern Cen
trail Baltimore and Ohio opened at Co. but dropped sub
sequenty down to $6S4; and closed at $6s bid, S6S4
asked regular and 500 bid buyer 60 days Northern
Central sold however at $15G @l16 cash, and closed
s15S bid, s16& asked regular way, these figures being
advance to of dollar the closing quotations
of yesterday ONorhern Central 1885 bonds there were
$4,000 sold at 6l yesterdays price, and note also
sale of 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio 1862 bonds at 65 Moth
ing was done in City 6s, but only few small lots
offered. For Bank Stocks there inquiry ond
sales made o1o shares Bank of Baltimore at 103
shares Marine at 3OX and 60 shares Howard at 9%, In
the Mining Stocks the transactions to-day light
Sales were made of 1000 shares Gardner H 500 at 81
cash. and 400 at SAX buyer 60 days, $40 shares Spring
field 2O2K cash. $50 shares Silver Valley at 50 cts
$50 shares Consolidated at so cts advance of Is
on the closing price of yesterday 45O shares Deep River
at 35 cts and 900 shares Silver Hill at 25 cts.
The Baltimore City Passenger Railway Association has
declared dividend of cents per share out of
the earnings of the road from May 2st to November 1st
1860.
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DEFEscEs OF THE AUSTRIAN FRoNTIBR.-The Re-
Uue Contemporaine, in article copied into the
Nontteur de la Ftotte, gives a remarkable account
of extensive military preparations that have been
made by Austria, on the frontiers of Venetia. At
Venice, an Island covered with cannon has risen
in the Grand Canal, and new works have been con-
structed at the Lido and Malghera. At Verona,
means have been found to cover the heights round
the town with batteries and forts. In the plain
towards Mantua, and the Lake of Garda, either
new fortresses have been raised, or those already
in existence strengthened. 1t is not exaggera-
tiOn to say that Verona can now protect an army
OF 100000 men. In single year, Peschera has
become second Verona; it has now double CIR
die OF detached forts. steam feet rides at an
tua or Legnano, but from all he had heard it ap.
peared that the detences of the Po had been no
more neglected than those of the Mncio.
SOUTHERN STUDENTs.-A meeting of the Southern
medical students in New York was held on Fri
day evening at the Breckinridge headquarters on
broadway, to take action to whether they
should go home or remain there, since Mr.. Lincoln
has been elected Hon. Mr.. Clinton of Mississip.
pi; DR.. Sims, OF New York; Captain Morgan, Of
Tennessee; Col. Dick, of Maryland, and Gen. By.
mum, of Tennessee, addressed the meeting. The
spirit of the assemblage was decidedly in favor o
disunion, and of Southerners leaving the CITY i'm
mediately. Speakers favoring these views were
applauded, while those advocating mder measures
were hissed down. Some declared that the reso
lutions offered were adopted whilst others denied
fusion.
RATHER NovELTY.-We are not aware that
there has previously been record of q
suit for libel against agricultural editor. The
sphere of such journalists lies particularly in
a peaceful domain, where the personalities and
bitterness of political and news journals are un-
known. The rule has been broken at last by ar
| action brought against the editor of the american
Agricuturalist of New York The complaint is
that in article cautioning persons against in
vestment without personal examination, dam.
aging libel the waste lands of Long Island was
contained, and SIC, 900 damages claimed by the
plaintiffs who interested in portion of this
particular tract.
A New IsLAND.-A new island has been added to
the Pacific chart by late discovery made by Capt
Green, of the Agate, a brig in the employ of the
Phenix Guano Company. 1t lies on the northeast
| end of the Phenix group, in lat. 2 deg. Al min
South, and long. III deg. 40 min West. The dis
| coverers found spacious lagoon inside, and some
appearance of the island having been inhabited, al
though at a remote period. On the eastern side of
| the entrance to the lagoon there was large pyra
mldal structure built of stone, and evidently OF con-
siderable antiquity. On the western side there wa'
an extensive Enclosure, also constructed of stone.-
The guano deposits proved to be of considerable
extent and excellent in quality.
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The New York Post Of Saturday evening says:
The stock market is again decidedly lower and on the
opening of business there great pressure sell at
decline of to per cent the prices of yesterday, but
at the close there is better feeling. The market the
close shows signs of recovery, but is still itful. New
York Central after touching rs, closes 7SA
Board 80 bid for Erie Hudson Is for Harlem
old 5S for Michigan Central 81 for Illinois Central
for Gaena 30k for Toledo SIX for Rock Island 75S for
Burlington and Quincy. Pacific Mail is per low
er The annual election for Directors of this Company
will take place the l4th inst We learn that
Der of changes in the Board and in the executive offices
contemplated Several of the present Directors are
stated to have already resigned have declared their
intention not to be reelected, The State stocks
paratively sustained North Carolinas Missouris
Railroad bonds weak. Erie unsecured are an excep
tion. The Thirds also firm The New York roads are
sparingy offered while Western bonds pressed for
SALE
The money market is feverish, and borrowers on call
are unable to supply their necessities at per cent
ket is almost at sandstl and few bills
per cent The Fulton, for Southampton and HaYre,
takes $S5600 in specie and the Eigo for Liverpool
81 600 The Bank of the State of New York has declar
ed semi annual dividend of 81 per cent, payabls on
the 10th instant. Stringent money markets difficult
ties In negotiating exchange, have unsettled and de-
pressed the markets both here and the South
There want of confidence in the article but buyers
being unable to sell their bill thus kept of the
market, and prices have therefore declined.
The following is the statement of the imports Of foreign
dry goods port New York for the
January 1st compared with the periods in 1855 and
1859:
For the tUeek 1858. 1859. 1860.
Entered at the por... $570,966 S945,594 s1,24ss7
Thrown on Market. 59O,l42 SAT- l1r4,75
Since Jan. /
Entered at the port 58I46,6lS 1OO627s26 92S47 o46
Thrown on market 60s79 $40 Joo,9l9,4S3 92767l9
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Brecknridges majority 654.
-ThoSe marked with star official.
Virginia.
GRAFTON, Nov. IO.-Kanawa county gives $50
majority for Bell. 1t gave Goggin GIL majority
Writ county gives Ill majority for BrecEinridge
1t gave Letcher 166 majority.
jackson county gives 100 majority for Breckin-
ridge. 1t gave Letcher l22 majority.
Marion county gives 200 majority for Bell. 1t
gave Letcher 729 majority.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 1.-THE Alexandria Ga
=ete has returns from lis counties in this State in
which Bell gains 1914, and Breckenridge gains
8,7S7.
Georgia.
MLLEDGvILLE, Nov. 9.-According to the returns
OF the election in this State it seems barely posi-
BILE that Breckenridge will have majority. Twen-
ty-eight counties are yet to hear from.
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FOR DOMESTIC MARKETS
FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

NOVEL DUEL.-The n. 0. Crescent SAYS that on
Wednesday of last week, duel was fought near
the Hopkins plantation, between Mr.. Olivier Car
riere and DIR. De st. Romes; the same who had a
difficulty and shooting affair at school examina-
tion on Rampant street some time ago. The duel
fortunately was harmless, though its peculiar fea-
lures have been much discussed down town. The
challenged party, DR.. De St. Romes, had chosen
fintlock pistols. On the field at the first fire. both
pistols snapped. At the second fire, Carriere's ps-
tol snapped again but his adversary went oil with
out hitting its object. Carriere's seconds now de-
clared themselves satisfied particularly as they be
heved it useless for their principal to stand there
swapping pistol which might snap all day. whilst
exposing him to the unequal chance of beino shot
by his antagonist and much against his will. MIR.
Carriere had to leave the ground without baving
had shot, 1t is stated by some that De 81 Romas
owed his life to the humanity of his seconds in
choosing flintock pistols, Carriere was reunited
to be dead-shot, and cool as a cucumber.
From THE HAYS ARrio ExPEDIrIoN.-A gentleman
who came from Europe in the Edinburg informs ms
that DR.. Longshore, of the Hays Arctic expedition.
was fellow passenger, having brought news of
the expedition to its friends in Boston. Dr. L. left
the expedition in September, when the vessel was
safely moored in winter quarters, in latitude 79o
40f. He crossed Greenland with Esquimaux dogs
to Danish port, and thence sailed to Copenhagen.
All parties in the expedition were well and in good
spirits. DR.. Hays hoped to accomplish much in
the succeeding season. .-Proriaencs Journal, 9th.