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SIAMEsE AMBASSADORS AT PARIs.-The arrival at
Paris of the Samese Embassy, says the correspon
dent of the Erening Post, has been one of the ex
elements of the week. These unprecedented,
strangely dressed children. for they act more like
over grown boys than men, appear immensely as
tonished at the size and grandeur of the French
metropolis. Many curious stories are told, too of
their habits, which well believe in looking
at them. For example, the principal ambassador
there are three with suite of twenty persons
cannot understand why he, being the highest per-
sonage in the company, should not occupy seat
on the box of the carriage with the driver. Then
they blow their noses with their fingers, but not
In the manner of badly -brought-up Europeans by
pinching their with their thumb and finger;
they apply their index elegantly to one nostri and
oiow gracefully out of the other-a system which
has ths advantage OF clearing a convenient circle
ar 0 the persons OF their excellencies.
They do not use the steps of the carr;oo. h,t
spring up from the ground, regarding this moSa a :
more compatible with their dignity. Tbasa o., a.
bassadors, whose names beat those of the Jansnaso
ambassadors to Washington all to pieces, have
brought valuable presents to the Emperor. Thev
did not bring white elephant, it was reported
they would, for this animal being sacred, it W as
deemed an unfit present for an unoeliever. An
Embassy was sent from Siam to Paris during the
reign of Louis XVI, but this was the first and last
one until the arrival of the present one. We are
indebted for this one to Gen. d'Orgoni, French
man, who lives in Siam and Burmah, and is in high
favor in those countries. They come to make
treaty.
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The permanent army of Spain, comprising infan-
100 600 men, with an infantry reserve OF &c, 000
The Spanish Navy consists of Al sailing vessels, %
screw and 81 paddle steamers, making total of
1l5 vessels of Is, $40 horse power and ,270 guns
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FROM THE CHEsAPEAKE.-A letter from Captain
Wilson, of the Quaker City, to the President of the
Commercial Mutual Insurance Company, New
York, states that the Confederates have rendered
the passage of vessels from the Capes to Baltimore
exceedingly dangerous. There no less than FIVE
vessels of various sizes ashore between Cape Henry
and Cape Hatteras.
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FURNITURE.

q. s. STEVENS & SONS,
MAREROoMs, MARBLE BUILDING
"a HANOVER sTEEx=,
opposite New Assembly Rooms,
Manufacturers OF
CHURCH and
FGRNIrURE
oonsts utIy on hand large stock Of grade Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDDING, "oorS,"s ppr,ya REDS,
LOOKING GLASSES, &C.;
M Low street,
,hoats- nea- Front street IheeIe
TpLATE GLASS AGENCY.
PLATE LASS
FOX STORE FRONTS
AMI DWELLINGS,,
VIM KING BRO,
AGENTS FOR NANUrAcrURRRs,
"a naasrs In Paints, Oils and Glass,
EoaNorth Liberty street,
-S,as-v HAitimoas
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEEEEPERs.
oknow that they money by purchasing Wooo
already Sawed and Split, office ofCy Steam Fire WooG
Mill,
No, SNoRrH sFRBE7
SLOT. JAgES H, JOHNSON
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BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY's COAL.
REnIrCTI0N IN PRICE.

NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
was issued on SATURDAY, the 7th f July With
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NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED.
which, tits believed will make additionally attractive
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POLITICIAN.
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK,
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In Politics. the Dollar Weekly Exchange will reflect the
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sympathizing with and wachfu the interests Of
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WooD WOOD ~ WooDllI
40 Pm CEN. BY buying your woed at ONCE Of City
steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NoR1HsrRlIR
JAMES Il. JOHNSON
Dr.. A. A. BLAsDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. O. HARRIS
ssvM NhosRR 0HARLss sxsllll
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EnypnpFFTN5 nE ART.

EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRYER invites attention to the very extensive
assortment Of Looking Glasses in store suitable Tor
every position and Of all sizes.
Nautel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornces Tables, Brackets, Consos &C. at unequsned
prices.
The latest English standard French Engravings al
ways in stock.
Particular undivided attention given the depart
uent OF PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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ECONOMY ECONOMY | !
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE,
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed
Split, at Office Of City Steam Fire " God Mill,
Nos NORTH STREET.
sie-H JAMES Z. JOHNSON.
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| CEPHALIC PILLS
SICK HEAD ACHE,
VOUs HEAD CHE,
| LII, KINDS OF HEADACH E
By the use OF these Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous
SICK Idac he be prevented; and IL taken az ue
commencement OF attack immediate relief from pam
and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail removing Nausea and Headache
to which females so subject.
They gently upon the Understanding CosttuenefS
For Literary diem, Students, Delicate Females, and all
Of sedentary ho bits, they valuable Ld1d
tue improving the appetite giving tone and uig0r to the
digestive and rtorng the natural elasticity and
strength Of the whole sys tenn.
The OEPHALIC PILLS the result OF long nvestiga-
ton and carefully conducte experiments having been in
many years, during VIII ich time they have prevented
and relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether original ng in the nervous system or
from deranged state of the stomach.
They entirely We getab in their composition and
may be taken at all times with perfect safety without
making change of ,uet, and the absence Of dis
agreeable tcse renders easy to administer them to o
dren
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITS!
The genuine have Ave sign xturss OF Henry spading
each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all 'shz Dealers in Medicines
Box will be by mail prepaid on receipt Of the
PRICE 2,s GENTS.
All orders should be address, I'd to
HENRY G. SPALDTNG,
4s Cedar Saee, New York,
80 single bottle OF sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually. So
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YEoDo TEA~-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN just received and
for sale by GREEN h YOE,
osl"ts az " Baltimore street
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A CURIoUs BUsINEss.-The author of "Pboto-
graphs of Paris Life" one day, on asking young
girl what her occupation was, was told, by way of
work. "And what, pray, is that ?" ''Why, you
see, monsieur, there immense number of
ladies who begin all sorts of fancy work-crotchet,
w msfted work, or knitting, and such things, on
han ,dn they work in the evening, when the hus-
to whch out to the club, the OPERA any place
him Tha madame 0.me does not happen to accompany
her own. to WIZ, perhaps, has an engagement Of
flies The wor lsn, as soon monsieur is out, she
Itch it; and nes. rs brought home to me or 60
back After breakfast madame early eEb;h, take It
moassas praises ss T hsr n Of as and
madame was amusing herself, and thu a.teaamnng that
had made the evident progress of the o.ner hands
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BAPTISM OF MosLEM.-One of the dis.;,,o. :.
Mahomme d, Alabal Shnazazazal, was formaiiH =, o'
ceived into the Roman Catholic faith, by The ad.
miDistration of the rite obaptism, at ST. Stephens
church, New York, on Sunday last The ne
oPhyte is native of Shiraz, in Persia, and
euphoniOus cognomen, is peculiar to the Persian
os s'ion, and was changed to the Christian name
con1sr.,eW' which he received AZ token of his
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fore commended should have been removed the moment
that his despatch to Bradley T. johnson made pub
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES.
William Dxons London and Jules Jurgensen's, Copen.
hagen WATCHES; Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARK's BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best Time-Keep
ers, for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, Of Calver
and Water Streets Importer Of Fine Watches, Jewery
Chains Silver and PatedWare .ecoultre's Swiss IA
and strops Gold Silver and Steel Spectaces, sui
New goods In store Purchasers will peaseoa
Notice-store CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTs
Baltimore avlft
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used with perfect safety all the purpo
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so common many hair preparations. Prepared oy hg
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Pharmae=utista,
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rp THE BALTIMORE ASSOCIATION FOR
W. THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE POOR-A stated meeting of the Board of Mana
gers will be held in the Central Office, No p West Fayette
street. MONDAY EVENING NEXT, July 18th, at s
o'clock. H. ID. BRASHEARS,
jyl3-2t PAR Secretary.
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The results Of this morning must determine the position
Of all men. We must agree man, first to secure
the establishment of harmony among ourselves, and
all then j0n an 7Uhdteper be determined
upon. Whatever difference may have do yet exist,
the blood of citizens shed in streets is ressti
Bile appeal to all to unite Maryiunders, meet
firmly together the responsibilities clustering thickly
about
bs nozice antories from toosbs cocstro
those measures ohich necessary to the public safety
Let us first seek unity among ourselves, and
In such crisis this all other considerations must give
way duty towards another and State and
r;tID
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-28

il DisOhaEseshOn the Bottom Of the BaaEse-
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gI.OUR-Market opened heavy and closed Sc
lower with moderate demand for export and home
sales Is 90 bbs az ss,2sas45 for rejected s. 4oa
545 for suPerhne statei t5b265 co for extra state
90 Is for super1ne westerns y5s5qs.75 for com
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6c096,2i Tor
CANADA FLOUR-Markot may be quoted
shade easier with very moderate demand
SALES s0l bbla At S5,iO6l5,l5 for Buperhne; S5,65
9T,9O for common 70 choloo extra
HYK FLOUR-Markot quiet and steady with
moderate sales al IS 2b6o4,49
DORM nEEAIs-mhrket quist and unchanged.
WHLBKK-MRrkstd dull. SALES $50 bbls &c 200
WHRAT-Markot opened htaVy and closed le
lower With moderate export Inquiry at the decline.
Sales Of $4,000 bush Chicago sprng at ~ i66il &c;
Ra,ine spring aI 81 5s@l, 23: 5000 bush MtlwHukee
out At 81, l,25a1l23; $500 bush amber Iowa af Sl,25
al 20, IS so hush winter red western at 81 sl@ls6;
70 900 bush amber Michigan at fl,37@l 49, l4000 bu
white Indiana at sl,s7Gl,ss; lsOO buah white Mic
HYR--2arket without important change. Sales
aAKLRV-- Scare and firm. Sales 1900 bu Oln-
ada East at 7se; 1900 bush Canada West at ESQ.
COhN-mRrket opened heavy and closed 10 lower.
Sales i95 900 bush st 5sc for lady damagel mixed
western 10 store; 6s6le for good to prsme shipping
DO ahorti 66c in storri &c for southern Yellow 69
OATS-hiarEst more active and easier Sales ct
HQ45e for Jersey, Canada, western and state.
eORk-Eair business doing without change Sale
prime included in the sAlse are 100 bba prime mess
BEKP-MArket quiet and unchanged. Sales COO
bbls at B4,0004 80 for country prime; 509550 for
country mess; Sl OOl20 90 for repacked ness $500
(9l3, so for extra ness.
PRIME MISS BEEF-MArkst u inactive at
Sle,5OG20C0.
ERKF HAlIs-In fair demand sI5,250l5,5O.
DHF mEATB-Dull At 46414c for shoulders;
164Hc for hama.
BAUON-In fair demand. Sales 200 boxes short
ribbed mid les city cut at Sc
DIR RSSED HOGs-Market active and lower
ct 44o.
LaARD-Market continues In good REQUEST
n
BUTTRIE-M Market ffmer at IOal4o Tor Ohio and
II RFaTs-Mnrket steady at skase.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

LILIES Bank Lock- Warranted for ten
Years.
Having been informed that some of my
old Bank Locks, through representations
made BY Bank Lock Agents, have been re-
moved and other locks placed upon safes of
my manufacture, 1 therefore take this meth
cd Of informing Bankers and others using
any of my Bank Locks, made within the
last twelve years, that will exchange my
new locks for the old ones OF Troy, n. z,
or at my agencies in the cities of New York,
Philadelphia, Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago,
st. Louis, and Louisville. ANY information
regarding an exchange cen be obtained at
these Agencies.
Ny new Lock combines the revolving
tumbler with the Ieyeror slide lock of Yale,
and Day & Newell, without the objectionable
feature of the key and powder holes, and is
operated as my old Look, without additional
complications.
This lock am prepared to guarantee as
proof against both pick lock thieves and
pick lock competitors, for the term OF ten
years, BY legal instrument over my own
signature. I will also, on demand, at any
time and place, offer my new lock for test,
to be opened without injury, and will put
up two dollars against one-the amount tC
be from $500 give hundred dollarsl to S. ,OOC
Give thousand dollars.) LEwIs LILLE
R. P. MYERS, Agent, Cleveland.
noV23:369
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EROlI AIISsOURI.

DT. LOUIS NOV 70.
Gen. Fremont and family left on the P.
n train for New York.
Disagreement has arisen in reference to
the exchange Of Camp Jackson prisoners,
which will probably indefinitely postpone the
release of the men comprising Mulligans
Brigade. No trouble exists relative to COM
missioned officers, but Gen. Price submits a
list of privstes which does not conform with
the list furnished to Gen. Lyon, in May last,
by Camp Jackson officers, which Gen. Cur
tis adheres 70, and which gives rise to suspi-
cion that the new list contains fictitious
names.
Capt James George, formerly a notorious
minute man and Camp Jackson prisoner, ar
rived here from Tennessee and was immedi-
ately arrested by order Of the Provost Mar
shal and lodged in the military prison.
The report yesterday that claims, amount
ing to Sc, oOO, 900, had been approved by the
War Commission, is incorrect. Claims on
Gle represent that amount Proceedings are
conducted privately, and no decision has yet
been announced, although quite a number Of
claims bave been decided. The numDer ol
claims fled up to date is 1859, and they ac-
oumRlate at the rate Of a hundred daily.
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ADDIsOz P. RussnII, Secretary Of STATE.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. I6.-Market per Canada.
Advices from Manchester are satisfactory.
Market has an advancing tendency, though
inactive. Breadstuffs fat.
Richardson, Spence & Co, Wakefield, Nash
& Co., and Bigland, Athaya & Co, report
-four market fat at Cd decline; for American
2ss 3ls Sd. Wheat inactive; red western
llsal2s Sd; red southern l2Fal2s Sd; wbite
western l2s 80; white southern l3al4s.
Corn declined 3dG8d; mixed 32sa29s Cd.
yellow s25 6da32s Cd; white 35so37s.
The same authorities report beef steady;
pork quiet and unehauged bacon tending
upward: all qualities slightly advanced.
Lard tending downward and prices sliaht-
ly lower sales at 50sa52sg tslloW frmer;
sales 5Osa5Is Cd.
London Markets ;-BarinQ's circular re.
ports bFeadstuffs quiet and steady.
Sugar quiet Tea firm; common Courou
Is ldals I'D. Coffee buoyant, and ali de-
scriptions slightly higher. Rice quiet and
unchanged,
The market for American securities is Il
active but steady.
LIVERPOOL Nov. l7.-Cotton sales yester-
day $4,000 bales, including 10000 bales to
Spectators and exporters; market closing
firm and unchanged, but with a downward
tendency.
Breadstufs inactive; no sales Of eonse-
quencs. Provisions dull.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-Oonsols 93Ja94 for
money. Illinois Central shares 4la4O dis
count Erie 274G27a.
In Paris the financial change impaired
much irmuess to the BJurss, and Rentes ad-
vanced 8 per cent on the 18th inst, closing
fe5c.
PORTUGAL.
The Council Of Slate lad proclaimed the
Duke of Oporto King of Portugal. The
Ministry Is unchanged, TrA1quility perva-
ded.
Fifteen thousand Russian troops had at
tackled 10, 900 Aountaineers in Circassia, and
after fighting six hours, the Russians were
put to fight with very heavy losses, inelud-
ing General Of the division. Six th Jusand
Russians are reported killed and wounded.
GREECE.
A conspiracy to sssassinats the King and
his immediate followers during iets had
failed.
Late3t VIA queenstown.
The Observer states that the British army
/ estimates viii be sensibly reduced.
PARIS, l6.-The Bourse closed heavy to-
day at 6Sf45e for RENTS.
The London Gazette publishes the treaty
in regard to the combined expedition Of
England, France and Spain on the part Of
England. It is signed by Lord John Rus-
sell. The 4th article Gays that after the sig
natures to the treaty were made, a copy of
/ it was communicated to the government Of
the United States, and that tie Ministers OF
the contracting powers at Washington are
authorized to conclude It separately or col
| lectively with President Lincoln. As delay
however would j'OpOrdize the success OF the
expedition, the operations are not to be
deferred for obtsining toe accession OF the
United States to the treaty after the forces
have assembled in the Eeighborhood OF Vera
| Cruz.
BERSE, l2.-There has been q fresh viola
tion of the Swiss territory by the French
near Geneva.
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A Good OPINION Of Them.

The GallipOlis Journal makes the follow
ing note on the arrival of the 4lst Regiment
and Edgarton's Battery ct that place:
The mammoth steamer Telegraph No.
g." brought up on last Saturday the 4lst
Regiment, o. ", and portion of Barnett's
lst Ohio Al Itillery. But two guns, rifed six
Founders, are here, and if we msy Judge of
the balance by what VIC Gee, the seeeshers
may as well get out of the way. The guns
and csissons are each drawn by six horse,
and the manner in which they thunder at
full flight through our streets gives token Of
the irresistible force Of this arm Of the ser
vice. 1t is terrible to look at,yet the brave
fellows sit as composedly, and as much at
esse as though taking q ride for pleasure
merely. Captsin EdgartOn appears to be
perfectly at home in command, and the
men indicate their drilling as being COM
plete. Their quiet and orderly behavior on
the streets, when of duty, is deserving Of
the highest praise.
From what we have seen in regard to
drilling and soldier like conduct, we must
yield the palm to the gallant 4lst. Their
officers understand their duty, the rank
and file likewise. The first are as careful
70 perform it on their part as to require 1t Of
their men.
Accompanying the regiment IS a band Of
music. To say that they play well does not
convey our true opinion Of their perform.
ances. hone better hes ever been heard in
our town "or any other place." I'll rich
treat to our citizens, and on their behalf
We thank the gentlemen competing the
band for past favors, and assure them that
all to come will be fully appreciated.
Adjutant Sanford is now in the city re-
cruiting for the above regiment. Any good
and competent man wishing a sergeanti
position can have it BY applying soon.
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ERnnl WAarIrnnrnn-

NAeHIHGToH, Nov. n.
The following despatch was received to-
day from Gen. Mccall, dated Camp Pier
point;
Col. g. s. Bsyard, with 700 men of the
First Cavalry Pennsylvania Reserve. march
ed last night at nine o'clock with orders To
proceed to DrsinesviIle and capture party
Of the enemies pickets understood 70 be
there. BE returned at noon to-day, having
killed and wounded Of the enemy, and
taken IL prisoners. Two Of the prisoners
are cavalry with their horses, arms and
equipments. The remainder are footmen
Col. Bayard had bis horse killed and is
slightly wounded. Surgeon Alexander and
one OF our men are also slightly wounded.
The rebel blockade Of the Potomac river
does not seem TO have been vigorously en-.
forced this week, as various vessels have ar
rived here with eargoes Of coal, wood and
other domestic supplies.
No news from below to-day.
The Wyandotte ls taking In stores for the
AOtilla, and the At. Washington will 20
down to-day.
IN addition 10 those heretofore announced,
the army board have retired the following
named officers in consequence Of physical
disability; Majors Henry B. Judd, LeWellyn
Jones and Christopher s Lowell. The Pres
ident has approved the finding.
Col. Stephen b. Long has been ordered
to assume the duties Of the head of the corps
Of Typographical Engineers.
Special to the Post:
The Washington Republican has news
from Winchester, Virginia, stating that Jack
son, one ofthe rebel Generals, is drilling a
Regiment composed wholly Of slaves, at that
city, and that the negroes are to be msde to
fight against the Federal troops.
The o. s. steamer Eagle, Captain Bender,
arrived here this morning from Baltimore.
having run the Potomac blockade without
damage. She is heavily loaded with forage
for army use.
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FROm BOsTON.

BosToH, Nov. 2f.
By orders from Washington, number of
prisoners, mostly Marylsnders, have been re-
leased from Fort Warren, after taking the
oath Of allegiance.
Five prisoners, whose discharge had been
ordered by Secretary Seward, refused to take
the oath of allegiance, as follows: W. q.
Harrison, Robert A. Carter, Thos. Shields,
George A. Appleton and Michael ]. Grady.
They were all re aimed in custody.
First Lieutenant J. r. Tstnall, Of the Ma
rines, late commanding the Marine Guard Of
the San Jacinto, has been sent to Fort War
rem. he Is a son ofCommOdOre Tatnal.
The steamers news sent yesterday was per
the Bohemia, Liverpool l4th, Londonderry
18th. By an oversight in the Associated
Press office at New York, only part of the
news was sent west.