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horrible manner the history Of internal struggle
But all good hexeans must dsplore the mean cowardce
OF those whom Of dignity could deter from ths
infamy Of making common cause with foreign IN
vadsrs The recent triumphs Of the arms OF the Union
have kndsd In breasts hopes which had almost dso
for perhaps the moment Ia for Mr. Lincoln to con-
slider IL the Monroe doctrine 10 be SO impudenuy
tramped down by Austrian intruder under The pro-
lection Of imperial bayonsss
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Three Officers Of His Suite in New York
and Himself Expected,
DC, &C., dc.

BY the arrival OF the Roanoke this port yes
terday morning, in possession of some further
details OF the published yesterday morning.
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DICIIARD WALTERS, AUCTI0NEER-SELLS THIS
IL day irdsy at lVs O'Clock, The stock Fsrniure and
Fiiures Onion saloon yi broadway, corner OF uoy
street consisting Of magnificent Bars Oyster Bar Counters
2spendid French plate Mirrors Ornamental Fixturts Gas
and Water Pipes and Pendants Mating Oicoths, marble
Top ans other Dining Ianles Ben.nrs ohsirs IRON safe
steam Tate, Cushions Plated ware Casters. Glass and
Crockery are, Fixtures, with snndry Wines and Lqvors
and q variety other stock and Fixtures Sale positive
Goods moved immediately. Building coming down.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING-usED BY THE DIS
"A only, AZ his rooms $50 Broadway Seven
teenth All other spurious Tender teeth roots
shells, flied and warranted n BAH lovers Of beau
ful teeth breath celebrated Cuban Den
frce and Lotion. J. PEARSON, N. D.. Dscoverer.
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The Vera O,sdno gives somc additiensl details OF the
encounter at las Cubres between the Mexican troops
under Gen. Arsags ana the sharshooters tChasseurs
dAfriquey often Lorencez. Tho former amounted 10
thSee thousand men, and were repused by the Chsseurs
and battalion Of Zouaves leaving on the heights Of Las
Cambres sixteen pieces of ordnance and more than two
hundred prisoners.
Perhaps The readers Of the HERALD will relish the
sbownG paragraph from private letter written by
Cruz
The rsactionsry party elasd with the certainty or
Jpsxeza overthrow, and is ready to commence those
bloody feyaeeps which hitherto haze stained In ouch
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MAT'uyMONtAL.

ar sTp.aOSy MADE EhsY-WITH INSTRUCTION.,
nj Tor ,ouSng 0rsr 10 win tho affections OF the cppo
sue AK; 10, ps g. us,raed Sent pcst pal on receipt
~ cents. n. y. RINK, " BeekmAn street
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BOSTON, May 2l-Arr urgs Candace, Snow, Mayaguex;
SAWYER, Bradley, Matanzas Gamma, Pinkhan, Cdr.
ienas Meteor Carmsp Nassau, Mp schrs hedora PEREZ
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-To GENTLE
IN men. without board, with breakfast desired, wo
fine large Parlors either furnished unfurnshed also
Reception dentist physician, In the LnRiish
house. 80 Ninth street. between Filth and sirh
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Our Faimoath Correspondence.

FALMOUTH, ic. n.
Misery Likes CoD,posg-Pyocost M2rslci 1,oab's--Dr.
Wia-ASciys OF Aquic Cyeel>- RrporS--7he 81 Iq,@
Troias-dJUnclancc n Sspptic-- Gyn'a.tcis ~ itaa
dasc,, DC.
Affairs remain quiet along the lines and h, army has
OF late busted itself solely rendering conforta
bic as possible its miserable shelter tents The earth
lrc zen the depth several ches and covered
thick crust Of snow and ice which tho north wind
swceps cold and checress subriuss great,
those of the rebels must bo ntoerabe aud can vol
content ourselves with the philosophical reflection thas
Just the river enemies rce2ng The rebels
slil occupy tho hills beyond Fredericksburg though
grcat portion Of their camps have been removed and
very little seen Of their operations. There no
doabt but that they stl have formidable fofcc confront.
log us: but Its exnc, numbers position Is unknown
save 70 the powers that he
Dr. Writ son Of william Writ, and brothcr.la lAw o.
Commodore Gcldsboroush waited upon Col. Grogg at
King George andsked permission to visit Genera, Burn
side Tor the purpose OF procuring pass for his fatally 20
Baltimore. nr. Writ Immediately arrested ard kept
Ia confinement week before his WIS reported 10
that nc implicated the recent visit Of the rebels 70
king George and the capture OF our cavalry state
from tho clerk OF the commander OF tho l,,la
charging tie prisoner with having been instrumental IN
his turc by the rebels aud Imprisonment IN Rich
mond at a former EcrSd. In the examination before
General Patrick IL developed that pr Writ
knew nothing Of the cavalry raid until " all over:
that he refused enter the Confederate service
cd the enemy In any shape or form, save FOR period
three months during the pcninsaar campaign, whsn
prompted By dictates OF humanity be entered tho army
and assisted IN taking care N The wounded So far
from being guilty causing the arrest of the clerk he
was tho time specified prisoner IN Washington and
9TH the permission of the secretary Of he Navy, the
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#2 1H STATE OF TRADE. M
Advices from the manufacturing districts are unlavor
abe. The markets we're dun with downward tsn
dency. 1& T8 stklH
N M fa DRRAD6TUFF6 MARKET. s- r
The brcadslifs market is generally steady but quiet
O. and Wakefield & Co. report -four quiet but steady
American, 23s. 20s Wheat dull: red western 3D. Q
9s 0d red Southern o. Cd los. ID; white western
los. Cd. u.s.: white Southern l1s Sd. l2s 3D. corn
quiet: mixed, 29s. 3D. . sos: white, Sis. Cd. q $685.
.N PROVISION MARKET.
The anthortios call the provision market steady
and Quoe beef quiet but steady Pork dun and unchang
cd. Bacon quiet and steady lard active zoe. 40s
Tallow irregular and tending downward.
PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular rerOMs:-Ashes steady; pots,
$685.: pearls. 34s Rosn inactive Spirits turpentine
Sales small Sugar very dull Coffee steady. Rice
steady Linsecd buoyant Inseed oil steady. Cod oil
sales. Jue still advancing and Is per pound higher.
LONDON MARKETS..
Barings Circular reports wheat frmer and ls. 2s.
higher; red Western, AIS Sis. Iron firm. sugar
has IN spward tendency. Tea dull and unchanged.
Coffee quiet, and Cd Is. lower tending downward
talow firm az dos. Cd spirits turpentine inactive at
liSs nseed oil quiet ct 3ss 3d. $685.; sperm oil quiet,
at fSS. =
Groves Todd report provisions very dull rice quiet,
but steady; corn tending upward.
THE LATEST MARxETs.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 29-Evening.
CoIIoS quiet and unchanged sales to-day 1900 bales,
Of which 900 were to spectators and exporters.
BREAD TUFTS quiet and steady. k&
PROVISIONS inactive and tending downward. &r&l 4
..,v HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
uAvRE, Nov. 81 1862.
Cotton drner, all description considerably higher
closing, however, very dull Sales Of the week, 900
bales; quotations nominal stock, "a 900 bales.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. i, 1869


We have for,hcr particulars of the disgracaul AFFAIR
at IIartsye. From all gather appears thai tho
new infantry regiments fught bot little after relieving
the Second indiana cavalry except the Illinois regiment,
which is said TO have lost eighty killed.
When tho infantry up the cavalry being
forced back at which the former seized with
and fled 10 camp again whers they surrounded and
taken Tho loss Is said to be about forty killed and
wounded the rebels retiring renforcemen,s arrived
II is rumored that Gen. Folks rebel corps o. cen.
Braggs army has advanced up the Lebanon pike .
Boards Mls twelve miles south OF Lebanon while Kirby
suiths corps reported Murfrcesboro. These
ineais change the entire situation.
Eastern refused In this city 10 day - twenty
Ave per cent discount.
The Buel Court Of Inquiry, In secret sesson TOOK me
testimony OF Gen. McCook.
The Court Of inquiry on Crtienden regarding tho
surrender Of Marreosboro adjourned day The result
is not known.
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The Flower Of the Rebel Trans-
Mississippi Army Defeated.
Triumph Of the Union Generals Heron
and Blunt Over the Rebel Generals
II Hndman. Parsons, Rains,
Frost and Marmaduke.
Six Hundred Unisnists and Fifteen Hundred
Rebels Killed and Wounded,
&s., Ae.. As.
BAr1n FnD, MAR FAYETTEVILLE. Ark, I
Dec. 8, 1852.

hr1n FinD, MAR FArNTEvIIE. Ark.s
Dec. 8, 1852. !
Blunt met the enemy yesterday on CrawfoYds Prairie,
miles south Of Fayetteville, Ark and won . decisive
victory.
The enemy "a zoe strong, divided four avi.
sons, under Generals Parsons, Marmaduke, Frost and
Rains All under General HndmAn, and embraced the
flower Of the rebel trans Mississippi asmy. well supres
with eighteen pieces OF artillery. The enemy nanked
General Bunt's position at Cane Hill, and made sudden
attack upon General Heron prevent him uniting vita
neral Blunt.
General Hcrrons consisted of tho Ninety fourth
and Thirty Illinois, Nineteenth and Twentieth iowa,
1wenty.sixth Indiana, Twentieth Wisconsin, battalion
two Of cavalry, in all 500 1000 men and twenty
-four pieces OF artillery.
The battle ragged from A. NJ. until tarS, and was
desperately fought throughout Our artillery drove The
rebels from two strong positions. and kept thor
whelming numbers bay The Twentieth Wisconsia
captured rebel battery 4 four heavy guns but
forced TO abandon them under 4 mnrderous ire The
Nineteenth Iowa also took the battery and fought
desperately, but were also obliged TO yield H. Almoes
every regimen; distinguished itself
About four O'Clock General Blunt arrived from cane
Hill with five thous lad and strong force Of ar.
icry and attacked the rebels in the rear. Tho rebels
made desperate efforts capture his baercs bot were
repulsed with terrible slaughter.
We held the whole ned dark and before clock
that night tho entire rebel full retea, ever
Boston Mountain.
Our loss in killed aud wounded SIX hundred The
rebel loss lftcon hundred BY their adnss,on.
Several Of the rebel officers were killed. among them
Colonel sksn, commanding brigade, formerly Rriea-
dier vI the Miss .uri State Guard.
Oaiy few prisoners we're taken.
we captured four c,iss,ns Dled with aiamunno on.
Lieutenant Colonel Nofaran, or tho Nineteenth lows
regiment, was the only field officer on side killed.
MAJOR Hubbard OF the First Missouri cavalry taken
nriSfi,cr
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THE INTERNATIONAL RELIEF COMMITTEE

The International Relief Committee for the aid Of the
suffering lancashire operatives held adjourned meet
ing O'Clock yesterday afternoon At the Chamber OF
Commerce-JOhn c. Green, Esq, in the chair. Tho mi.
nutes Of the last meeting having been read and approved
tho Treasurer, Mr. A. A. Low read his report which will
be found below.
Mr. DoDaE Chairman Of the Executive Committee said
that the subscription books ready for delivery
the mepbers Of the committee:
The CHARxAx said inmitlee fromthe Corn Exchange
had waited npon their committee % its present meeting.
and expressed desire 70 cooperate with them the
movement.
Mr.. BrsK in behalf Of tho Corn Exchange Committee,
said that about $40 had already been collected BY that
committee. whether to so separate organization
their funds added t. those Of the
lief Committee they had not yet decided They came
there more TO learn what was TO be dole than anything
If there thing the committee could suggest
70 them better than what they were doing, they would
mesE sas s.csdns tSasdis65S Tug SSaniTy, fe Would
mention that gentleman from Massachusetts, had sent
them $3.50 10 purchase ono hundred barrels Of flour WITH
Mr.. SrrgeFs said wsud not be desirable merge
C1rn Exchange Committee with that committee as he
thought the former would exercise influence by IT,
sell.
The SECRETARY read letters from tho Long Island
Railroad Company New Jersey Transportation Railroad
Company, and the American Telegraph Company Offering
their gratuitous services In the promotion Of the
ment
Mr. James Boorman sent in a letter enclosing check
Mr. RADc,eK remarked that if they sent relief to the
operatives In the shape Of could be sodor cash
or exchanged for Hour ~ the other side.
Mr.. CRI1TxyDEN said he hoped contributions in corn
would be encouraged
Mr. Low said that corn q very bulky article and
would occupy space that might be used TO better advan
tago.
AFTER some further desultory conve ersa,ion the com
mittee adjourned.
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.
Of the Capture OF a Union
Brigade by Morgam's Guerilias ae
Hartsvfue-Important Rebel Move
mcnts-The Buell. Court Martial, &c.
Louisville, ~

LUNIfNIIIkt hyst U''t = Io''4.
telegram just received from Nashville couJrms tho
capture Of tho One Hundred and Fourth Illinois regiment,
the one Hnndrcd and sixth and Hundred and Eighth
Ohi1 regiments Nckun's battery, and detachment Of
the sccond Indiara cavalry all under The Command of
Colonel Moore Sunday morning, after an hours nght,
at Hatsvillc Tenn by tho gueras under John Morgan
The number Of Morgau's force Is not stated.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI,
Skicmasi with the Rebels Near Oxford
The Main Body Of the Rebels ON Their
March south, sc.


oxford mississippi, TO Thursday that
The rear guard Lie rebels, under the command OF
General Jackson, had skrmish That morning WITH
tie Ju n ndvncc i'rce the
tc - hojs oi tine rrbci army, forty thousand
strong. yas scd through Oxford twelve hours befue.
The number Of the rebel sick and wounded said
be very large.
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Municipal Eisctsoms An Massachusetts.
isosoS. Dec 0, 1852

The municipal elections which took place in this state
yesterday were not generally Of political character.
In lowell H. Hosord citizens candidate was re eject.
cd over Arthur B. Bonnsy by 557 majority.
Roxbury chose George Lewis, citizens candidate Cor
Mayor, by 400 plurality over l. n. Williams
Mayor Neal was elected in Lynn unanimously.
Charlestowp reelected p. .. stone Maov with but very
nitle Opposition.
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Com mcrcisi Intelligence.
aur tpNna>e upNsy Market


Ths funds NOV. 2s steady. The market was
eteusthcned by the arrival OF 500 900 specie
from tile West Indies and New York. rho dran OF gold
continues, but In n mod1sd form. The dcinand for
discount ts moderate.
CousoIs closed on Friday Nov. 20, a esli a as,. for
money.
The bullion In che Bank sr England has decreased
E146 900.
snTRicAx sffChtTits
Barring reports The narkct for Amsrlsaa securities
nominal with small sales. They quote Ers share. az
-; Illinois Central, ssis ~ discount
LONiDN, Nov st--Eycning.
Conscis for nouey closed at e3ys o4 Erie shares N
al3k; Illinois Central, t2is a Al y Discount
LtrBRro0L COTTON xARKET.
fIvsRgouL, Nov 2p--A A.
Tho Brokers' Circular reports tie sales cotton for tbe
week 80 600 bales The market opened buoyant and
all descriptions advanced nsdcrably tho advance
vas partially lost the week closing with rates va Id
higher than on The previous Thursday for American and
I'd I'D. higher for suats OF the sales 500 were 10
speculstors and 800 10 exporters The cf Friday
we're 900 bales uss maj kct being dull and prices
changed. The authorized quotations arc
PAR. Mddiing.
OrIsens. ..,......",...........H 22k
Iobilee ,......................21 H.
Uoand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2I
me stock In port estimated a bales Of which
800 are American.
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right at Conecvilie, Miss.

CHICAGO, Nov y fst2.
special despatch. dated the 7th instant, from oxford,
Miss. says that Colonel bckcys cavalry ha. two hours'
engagement with the rebels nets coreeyie on Friday
night.
rebels said 10 have had 600 infantry, cavalry
and artillery
Tho tnon oss nvckllled, hfty wounded md SIXTY
missing.
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IEwS FROM BURHs.DE's ARMY.

Reports from the Array Hesdqusrters.
HRApouAmms, Dsc. 0, 1862.
The weather s mildcr and the sasw has melted cons
derabiy.
An ofcsr, who oamo through from Alexandria by land
wb strong escort, tod ~ DNmfries that sixteen
suffers, with their wagons. captured by Whites
rebel cavalry last week. and tho made 10 drive
their own teams 10 robel station in tho interior
White was represented having . largo regiment Of
cavalry u has for several days been considered unsae
TO pass beyond Dumfries without . strong escort.
special court martial met to-day 70 try John w Ir
vine on the charge Of being spy no having been cap
tured within our lines. Tho accused private in tho
Ninth Virginia cavalry, aud captured near hls
fathers house in the vicinity of HARDWOOD Court House
II is understood that tho court have agreed upon ind
ing, the result OF which not known.
Tho following general order has just been published
No person win bo allowed cross the lines in the di
recton OF the enemy without pass from these head
quarters. LEWIS RICHMOND,
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rn,.ed state. Mar.bars Once.

ANOTHER PRISONER sESr 10 FORT LAFAYETTE.
ncav adnea. Dupont has transmitted 10 tho Marshal,
by tho ship Courier Samuel crrcwss, who captured
on ao Scotia, and acknowledged himself Charleston
eliot Rgrrowes was serA to Fort Lafayette.
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The Mails rex the Africa.

HlfNIIN, IltU y E5oI
The mails per the steamship Africa. for Liverpool via
Halifax, viii close at eight O'Clock tweines
day. morning hut she viii not raii unit, sbouteicven AN
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Great Britain.

~ . meeting Of the Great Ship Company It was
Stated that kl $50 mt Immediately provided the
sasauhip Great Eastern must pass into other hands.
would also require E5 900 10 bring her home. The d.
~ tors proposea to raj GIoocoo on . mortgage for
sArss years The ship earned El50oo in one hundred
ga eleven days. Scott Russell censured the general
aasagssnt Of the company The proposal of the drec
ssss was adopted.
Contributions for the relief Of the distressed Lancashire
speratves continued q most municent scale. The
Chamber Of Commerce at Liverpool voted f 900
- sAs relief fund
AA extraordinary general meeting Of the Atlantic Tele
graph Company called for the 18th Of December for the
suppose Of considering proposition for the issue Of
1eeo00 new capital in preferential shares Of Is EACH
Bearing eight per cent interest," by the British
goysrpm mt in the event Of success and any further
pgs 70 be rst applied to pay four per cent on tho old
ptal and the surplus 10 equal division between the
- and now and tho formation Of a reserve fund.
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Ths Conrecssc~t Legislature.

NKw HAtkN, Dec " 1857
The state Legislature convened extra session IN this
city to-day.
Tho Two houses met Ia icilt CONVENTION at halfpas
eleven O'Clock when Govcrpor Buckingham dovercd bis
Message sslstng chsdy 10 the military aisirs Of the
tate.
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Cane OF Coed Iiopc .

Cape Of Good opc aas to the end Of October had been
received,
Very stormy weather had prevailed Cape doing
much damage 10 shipping and 4D,crrupting business
considerably.
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The steamship Creole Capt. Couch, from New Orleans
on tho 2olh ut and Havana Let inst, arrived at us
port Yesterday.
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Tho committee trausslittcd to England By steamer
yesterday al 900 FOR The relief ot the oci alives and to-
day they purpose scnin one thousand dollars worth Of
bacon.
From The above appcars that the aggregate subscrp-
tons Of these three have already amounted 70
the handsome Of Ssg.2sl
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The Propeller Charles Osgood Disn blesf.-
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q, 1852.
The propeller Charles osgood, with companies and
Forty second Massachusetts,, put In for sails. having
los, two during the gales since leaving New York. AN
we'll ou board.
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The New YORK Central Railroad Divi-
dcnd.


The New YORK Central Railroad Company has declared
so, annual dividend Of three aud half per cent pay
aha on the Goth Of February next usual the govern.
,uent tax TO be paid by the company.
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Manchester, n. H, Municipal Elscsicns
MAscnurxs, n. H., Dee. ., Ise2
Theodore p Abbott (rspuOlcan) vas elected Mayor %
this city to-day
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TIE BRITISH REsIDENTs' FuSp.
The committee or British residents appointed to 70.
cevc subscriptions in OF them suffering brethren in
Lancashire have received the following sums since
Monday
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THE CORN ExcHASGE COMMITTEE.
The following table exhibits the contributions in full
received up 10 yesterday by the committee OF the Corn
Exchange, appointed at tho recent meeting in that
building, TO aid tho Lancashire operatives-
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e8 WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
.N#s sa >~~>~e~>>~>~~~>~~~~~~~~o-
s1E ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
The Italian Parliament 10
,ss Meet i'm Naples In 1868.
zussis Objects 70 Prince Alfred as
Hing 6f Greece.
The Fight for the Championship Of
England.
---~1~<~e>>--~>--->~~-~~ trr aeN
Mace Knocked Insensiblc and Could
Not "Come to Time."
.t .>--~~,,~-~~~~>>>~-~-r~~~
John G. Heenan to Fight King
for $500 q Side,
Gc., # &C., dc.
Mace Knocked Insensiblc and Could
Not "Come to Time.'

HALIFAX, Dec. 0, 1862.
1hs steamship Arabia from Liverpool on ths 2eth, via
ssnstown the s0th Of November, has arrived here.
~ dates week later than those already received
s Arabia arrived here at halfpast seven O'Clock this
nina and sailed again for Boston at ten O'Clock where
- VIII bs due At early hour on Thursday morning.
1As Arabia has forty-dve passengers and sixty-two
ecasand pounds sterling for Halifax No specie for
umscn.
ne latest despatch from London, dated The 10Th Of No
vsmber says:-There Of political importance.
Ne crew Of the steamship Mississippi, aband ned At
1tI While % her Wy FROM New York 10 China, we're
lAsded as the Cape Of Good Hope. :Ak-1 11A"> -
me bark Parana, FOR shanghAs, was wrecked in ST.
0ca's Bay October Q.
mo steamship Glasgow. from New York, arrived At
Queenstewn on tho 27th Of November.
ne steamship Hammonia from New YORK, arrived at
Southampton on the 2sth Of November.
The steamship Scotia, from New York, arrived at
onesnstown the 10th Of November.
ne steamship Bohemia, from Quebec arrived a. Liver
peel on tbs 18th Of November.
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BelStuns.

Tho Belgium Parliament has voted that half IN lion
francs the appropriation for tho public works be ap
picd the relief Of s distressed cotton operatives
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The American Question.


TAs London Necs devotcs editorial TO the sefutaor
q The Idea that the democratic party be called con
srvAttve reviews the Of the rary 10 the pa
% show that assumption Of conservatism 10 absurd
The London Pest points ont tha. the virtual want OF
eenndencc in the government 81 Washington which the
scent elections the Northern states indicate, furnish
mai government with plausible pretcxt Of rtrea0 from
~ positioa with semblance OF dignity. fears,
however, that until that government is forcby elected
from power no hope entertained Of the being
brought 10 conclusion.
ne London Army and Navy Casets says that General
Dnvnsidcs change Of base TO Aqa Creek gives 1t but
s confidence che plans Of the federal leaders, and IL
aoss believe that will quietly submit
- The movement
The Cham piOnship Of England.
uACB BEATEN BY KiNG-KING CHALLENGED ~
n great prize fight for the championship Of England
ueswssn Jsm Mace and Tom King took place the 26h
- November.
ASsr AShtins twenty rounds, most OF which were
= vor Of Mace, King put In one Of his sledge hammer
News and knocked Mace iusensible.
haos could not time'' when II Called and
Ehe was declared the victor.
b reported that John O. Heenan has agreed TO fight
ing FOR tho Championship each man to put mp nvs hun
1rs1 pounds