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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-13
HEADQuARTERs OF 1851 REdftExr, V. NJ, /
ONO COUNTY, November 9th, 1854

6eneral Oruer NO. III
II Battalion Court OF Inquiry, composed Of the
following officers, viz Lieut. Col. w. J. Boggs,
Captains Geo! Thompson, Co. "A, VIM. R. Howe, Co.
B, David Frazier, Go. d, John Coulter. Co, II, and
John WISE Co. !, members, will assemble at the tAy-
ern house Of Heyer. in the town Of TIiadelphias
wednesday, the 18th Of November, inst, at one
o'clock p. ". Tho Captains Of the companies above
tees nm the several musteEa, whether company or
battalion, heretofore ordAfeds and all persons Tesid
ing within their several districts, will apply 10 this
Court for release from their hnes, where lawful
or sufIicent excuse can be offered. ..r .till o.
II. A Battalion Court Of Inquiry, composed Of the
dent Major Arthur O. BogEs, Captains Nicholas Muir
ray, Co. O. William North, Co. E. william Potter, Co.
r. and william B. Morgan, Co. @, members, VIII as
sembe at the tavern house Of Joseph Terrell, in the
town Of West Liberty, thursday, the 9Th Of No
yember, inst, at one O'Clock P. n. The Captains Of
10 This Court Of all absentees from the several
tsrG whether company or battalion, heretofore or
dere and all persons residing whiting their several
disPicts will apply to this Court for release from
their fnes, where lawful or sueent excuse can be
offered.
for the Transaction Of business at Heyers tavern
house in the town Of TfiAdephA, on Saturday, the
apth day OF November, inst, at one o'clock p. NJ
This Court will be composed Of the held oheerl and
oomniandAnts OF companies, and VIII hear and de-
teruine ali applications for exemption from military
duty whether from physical disability, alleuage or
any other cause, aud appeals from the decision
tSlIon Courts All claims for allowances and ex-
I,enIes must be presented 70 this eeuft. 70 rif.
Z Nv The Adiutant, Sergeant MAtorS kA9 PrnFosi
MaTshal) and the Clerk OF the Regiment VII Attsno
ths Bsttalion and Regimental Courts and all ufieor
viii wear their side arms, 1.lshe1s5 tf .1fes =
Nv order OF CA. Thomas " HerHoy. 90. ]. u
n5VT-5tdltW ISAAC BENTLEY, Adj.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

GRAMMAR LEs5oS-To be recited in the
Churches every Sabbath. during the Win
LIST exercise by the Congregation
ocOaghiS verb, active, intransitive, and
in the present tense Indicative mood is
corrugated thus ssrt
r.! cough We cough
Fn 9a toughest Ye or you cough
Present Participle-(alD coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
- Cough is a NOM, common, too common
in this congregatiOn) ueuter gender, plural
number, and in all cases governed by
DR. oHApMAN's HoARHoUSD BALsAx,
Price % cents. Sold by
T. Il. LOGAN Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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From Charleston More Iron. Clads
Ready-The Yellow Fever,


BosToN, Nov. l2.-The correspondent of
the Journal, on board. the gunboat South
Carolfua, of Charleston, dated Oct. 18th,
writes that the British frigate Racer. by
permission ofiag officer Green bad enter
ed Charleston harbor and brought away the
British Consul. He says; The rebels
have just launched a powerful ram, and
that two others are ready for plating with
iron which they expected every day from
England, in an iron-plated steamer. He
also reports the steamer Nashville lying at
the mouth eff Stone Inlet six miles from
Charleston, waiting a chance to run out.
He reports over 400 cases OF yellow fever
in Charleston when he left. The same
correspondent writes under date of the
10Th; About 10 o'clock last night heavy
firing was heard to the northward, lasting
half an hour. From the sound of the guns
the firing was supposed to be about eight
miles Oh. This morning boat arrived
from the flagship informing us that Ves-
sci had run the blockade, aud that the FIR
ing was from Flambeau, which got under
way before the steamer had run the line of
the blockade aud attempted to stop her.
She took no notice of the Fiambeau
which fred % shots against her sides, but
they ratified off like hail, and she must
have been ron-plated and thick at that or
the Flambeau's riaed shots would have
gone through her. She did not seem to
mind them but kept on up in the channel
and run in. Ttis thought she was the yes
sci therebels expected with iron plates for
the rams. If so, we must expect hot work
before long unless we have something bet
ter than wooden ships to contend with
her.
Tie steamer Rhode Island from the south
passed Cape God at liz to-day.
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bS~ EscoURAGING.-Mr, Brady FROM
the Finance Committee of the City Couu-
Gil made very encouraging report in re-.
latiOn to the finances of the city on Tues
day evening. 1t was suggested upon the
reading of the report that there should be
no publication made of details, bot we do
not compromise the city's interest in sta
ting tba it was very encouraging aud ev-
idsnced very good management on the part
of those who have the control of the city
funds. .sl5 Els stag
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B8-AN UNLUCKr THnowLYesterday
morning Mr.. Henry Dice, retailer of meats
in the I'd Ward Market was found selling
meats in violation of the ordinance regu-
lating the sale Of the same by weight. Mr..
Dice was selling by pair of patent bal
ance scales. He was taken before Alder
man Robertson and iued five dollars and
costs. .-,- '5'a
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IETT' TisSlinr, SsT. & ISL

fseEtrdI OrdeT Ma d
[ Uutil further ofseEs, the aula, usaa and con-
missiOnod gmeers, with the noas0nnllIioned stAG
Weors Of ts Arb aud sth Rssimanfs 0fViEginIa ulI.
tia VIII attrnd At the AFulTy undsr The Curt H0uls
on each Monday egunnE, for Instruction a taefIes
The roll will Be called at O'Clock precisely.
Saturday, the 18th fnsE a. OieloeE P n: ne sfh
Regiment on 9Th Street between Unlol and Mo1rus
stEootI, anl the 4th Regiment Fourth Street. BE-
tween MOuFoo and Quincy Streets. Each Clptain
ed, precisely at II 0eloeks p. n Eaeh Rssimenf
W1 b f1rnSs4by the Adi1fant VIVA The order q the
Colonial The Brigade viii b f5Tmsd BY the Assis-
TAM AdiutAnt 6eneTai, upOl The order q the BrigA
der General, Tor tn9poclo1 and ruFtgW. IS lll
III. Until fafther ordeTs, each company % the
9Th and 6th Regiments, Utn assemble m inspection
and instFusttOu, one evening IN oaeh month, DIR two
hOurI, commencing pTeellsly a. Oieloek. Ths Cap
and absentees noted for return
~. The ColOnels Of the 4th and 6th RegimRut8
will forthwith order meetings Of th8 battalion and
egtnental eoEts for the laying Of dnss upol dslin
aud Ptaoss the Colonial q olch ReEinsuf nay
v. M COlonals q the uoyoraI RsEimepasof thIs
Brigade. Col. J. a. CoehTans, 1854, Reginent- Han
brooke County; Col james lIecl11oy, sth RsEimant,
Ohio County, Col. AndIeW J. sWeensy, 9Th REgi-
ment, Ohio County, Col Thomas g. HeEVoy, lGIat
Regiment, Ohio CSunty; Col. Geo. Bowers, 19ith
HeadquaEters. roster Of the hsid StAH and company
omeeu Of hts Regiment and eppiel OI the rDts and
rsturns oftho Holanteor CogE attAetad % III Hosi
uasnE He will alao FefnFn The delrriuffon- nnui~r
Ing TO the State, within the bounds Of HE R0gimelt-
HE attention b dFseted 70 the 9Th CbIptgT the
Code Of Virginia, iEditou u 196o,i and especially
70 Sections 10, IL, IL Is, II and Is d that eHptOr
b DAYENPORf,
uOVT Asst Adj GoDeral, 2itn Brigade, v. u.
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E6r Tug SHISPLAsTERs. = In the City
Council on Tuesday evening resolution
was introduced, aud referred, proposing an
inquiry into the expediency of authorizing
the issue of small notes of less denom-
ination than one dollar. Whilst the .!city
authorities are hesitating about the matter,
it may he well to read something about
how the system works elsewhere. The
Harrisburg Telegraph says:
"Numerous checks for FIVE, ten and
twenty-five cents are in circulation, printed
in most understandable manner, purpor-
ting to be payable Of the New York Bank.
City of Wilmington, Reading, &C., signed
by various names, which of necessity
have large circulation, and YET the re-
ceiVer of the miserably printed paper is not
aware whether the signer of the check is
actually in existence or whether he is worth
single farthiug to redeem the slip of pa
per circulating as money. Others have
adopted plan of cutting a one dollar note
into two pieces, and circulating them for
fifty cents All this kind Of paper money
ought to be discarded by the community,
aud we advise every business man to keep
his goods rather than aid in circulating
worthless paper, aud assisting dishonest
men to defraud tho honest iaborer and
mechanic, who will be compelled to keep
this worthless thrash eventually on hand"
In this State there are statutory proVi-
siOns which positively prohibit the issuing
of these shinplasters so that the PROPOSE
ton will doubtless amount to nothing
here. There is a great scarcity of change
in the city, but sit is better to bear the ills
We have than fly to others which We know
not Of" g4-,r
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uEAD9UAETEEs sra REGIMENT, V. NJ,
NYHEELISo. NoVenilsP7 1872

General Orders No. !.
II The battalion Courts Of Inquiry for the 9Th
lows: The first, embracing ali the companies north
Of Arey D, Centre Wheeling, At toe Courthouse on
Friday, the 2lst inst at O'Clock 2. NJ, consisting
Of Lieut.. Col. Chester d. Hubbard, President, Cap
Adams, Co. T, Porter Smith, Co D, and John Goudy,
Co. /, members The second, embracing the eompa-
niles south Of the above ali y, at the
Saturday, the 22d INST, at IL o'clock p NJ eorsist-
Mckee, GO. r. b. =. flor. Go. T. Andrew Glass, Co
b, H. Harteustefn, aud Augustus HanIeu, Co. n,
members, sstr-ona,orLL taF.yrT
m A Regim6ntal Court ofthe 9Th Regiment, con-
ssting Of ell the fsld and Stan Oheer and Captains
Of companies, will convene At tho Court suseon Sat-
uriay, the nth Inst, at IL o'clock 2. III. f44l.
III. AdIutAnt John II. Stalmau, Provost MarEhal,
I'd B. Young, and SsmT P. Hdreth, Clerks, will A..
tend all Of the above CouTts. -u l,-
Nv. Allpessons having legal excuses to 0ffer for
nOnAttendanee at any Of the drills musters order,
Cd pr6r 70 the assembling OF these Courts are noti
fed 10 attend. Those subject TO militia duty, who
BY absence from drills Or are liable TO be
for their respective dlstrietA All Others claiming
eFomptiUn nom military duty, whether by the sur
ICONS certificate, aienAge or otherwise wall present
1 theireases 70 the Regimental Court only.
V. Captains accompanies required to report Il
the Adj1tAnt Of the regiment al lbSentees from any
drills or musteFs which ordered prior 70 thu
meeting Of each battalion Court. g i-
| IVI.fPersous aggTi6ved by the deciaon Of the Bat
talon CcgTts may appeal 70 the kegimsnt3l Court
Of drill rooms, gas music, printing, &C., must be pre-
sented 10 the Regimental Court.
VII All Officers attending these Courts viii appea
Y sp s orisF q Jas MeCubsy coepsl sth Regimen
novs.td PERI. n. srALLMAN, Asrs
NEW POCKET HOOKS, FORT NO
IN NIRS and Rursss, tu1treeeiVed and for taleb
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SAS FRASoisoo, Nov. LITTLE 500, 900
appropriation towards fitting out a eaVal-
~ company to go in Massachusetts, regi-
ment, was indefinitely postponed in the
Board Of Supervisors last evening.
CONGRESSMAN Phelps leaves to-day by the
overland stage for Washington.
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B@MArI AnRAsoENENT.--Au arralngge-1
ment has been made with the authorities
of the Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
Company, from which it is hoped there
will be no future grounds of coDpiaintin
regard to non.connections at BeIIair.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-13

RITHE RE.APPoRrtoNuRET.- pub:
lie will have observed by the proceedings of
Council OF Tuesday evening that project
is on foot to take the census of the city with
n view of reapportioning the city, equali-
zing representation and changing the bonn
Diary lines of the different wards, The mat
ter Is now in the hands of judicious com.
mittee consisting of DR.. Thomas H. Logan,
Of the LIST, t. p. shalcrOss, of the I'd, DR.
Geo. Baird, of the Sd, john Reid, of the
4th, and Robert Pratt. of the 9Th. The
charter requires the city to be rsnPportion-
ed every FIVE years aud the work has not
been attended to since 1856. The charter
also gives the City Council full power to
divide and subdiyidethe wards. It is very
important that some change should be
made and We hope the COMMITTEES will
act as promptly in the matter as may be
convenient. Some of the wards as ttisy ex.
list at present have not sufficient amount
OF school money, without taxing their citi!
zens, while it is asserted that others have
more than they need, AlNof this can be
remcdied by the Council by the action
which the committee is expected to take.
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nara FMS LOT OF HoRsEs.-Yesterday
Capt. Downing shipped to Clarksburgh as
fne lot of horses as We have seen since
the breaking out of the war. The horses
were all we'll matched for teams of FOUR
They are for Capt. Keepers battery of ar
tillery now at Clarksburgh. Hiet 5.5
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Inpfisonment Of Usurer1.

NBw YoRK. Nov. I2.-TRo Government
brokers have been arrested by order Of the
War Department and sent 70 Fort Lafayette,
for buying up claims against the Govern
ment At a usurious discount.
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Gen. Mcclellan in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Major General
Mcclellan and personal staff consisting Of
four aids, arrived in this city at half-past
IL o'eloak last night. He was met ct
the depot by'R crowd Of about 1000 per-
sons who cheeeed him enthusiastically.
Gen. Mcclellan coming out on the platform
said - . ~
;Fettotg CTtizsns Of Philadelphia:
merely thank you for your kiad-
ness. have lett your sons and brothers
too recently TO make speech. Oar part.
ing Wassad indeed. can say nothing
more to you, aud don't think You ought
70 expect speech from me. ICheeHH.
Two bands of music were IN attendance
aud played a number of appropriate airs.
The recruiting Sergeants Of the old regi.
ments were likewise present and eousid-
cradle number Of disabled volunteers were
] present. The enthusiasm was unbounded
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-13

H5e How TO DIRRCT A LErrEa.-Iu at
taching postage stamps to letters, the wri-
ter should be careful to place them IN the
upper right hand corner of the envelope,
leaving a margin of sixteenth of an inch
above and also on the right of the stamp.
CAFelsssuess in this particular results iu
much embarrassment in the process of
stamping. Above all things. done put
your stamp on the back OF the letter, which
Is sometimes done, as. 10 the hurry of mail
iOg' the evidence of prepayment is liable
TO be overlooked, aud the letter be .beld
Tor postage" and possibly perform trip
70 the postal cemetery at Washington. In
aoosessius letters, leave ample space or
the top of the envelope 10 allow room fol
the poGt.mark. without interfering viii
the superscriptiOu, which is often rendered
ulesiOle by unavOidably stamping over it
nVhols or in part. 81
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By the City. Of BaltimOte the reports Of
breadstuGs were steady and une6aneed-
provisions very dull cOnsOIs cage and s3i
for money.
Sr JoHss, n. F., Nov. 1.-The Steam
ship Nova Scotian passed on Cape Race At
2 o'clock on Tuesday morning, aud was in
tereePted by the news yacht Of tine Asso-
GATED Press. She brings adviees to the
3lst ult. .
Mr.. Golden has been speaking against
any interference With aHairs In America,
or any recognition Of the Southern coufed-
The London Times has an editorial ON
the action Of the New York Chamber q
Commerce, touching the operations of the
rebel pirate Alabama. 10 another article
it e1pStiAtes on the difficulties that win en-
sue when the Federal Government carries
the couseriPtjou Law into effect
SIidell had an interview With Emperor
Napoleon on the 18th 49, -
The Greece National Assembly vas. "a
meet in about a week. II vas reported
that they would tender the crown to Prince
Alfred, Of England.
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Rniirnnh cnrnnrn..i.

DETRoIT, Nov. IA baggage car on the
night express, coming west, containing
mails, express money and baggage was en-
tirely destroyed by IRE at L0Dgwood Sta
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-13

p0- THE 18TH VIRGINIA INFANTRY, Col.
Close, eight hundred strong, was mustered
into the service at Alexandria, Va, on
Tuesday. This regiment is commanded by
Col. James t. Close, the Senator from
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8g Tlel.egg!raatph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Dispatch from Gen Kelley-A Cor
rection-
Editors IntelLgeneeF.

CUMBERLAND, Nov. IL.
In my dispatch to Governor Peirpoint,
yesterday said RinggoId Battalion iu-
stead of RtuggOId Cavalry. The Battalion
in addition to the old and renowned Ring
COLDS now includes the five companies of
Captains Work, Young and Mitchuer, all of
whom were with me.
q You sisO.make me say "tbe New York
troops cannot be surpassed for patient en-
durauee on the march" &c. In my dispatch
1 used this language tiny troops" SC.
Please make the correction in your pa
per tomorrow morning.
B. F. KELLEY,
e.-LL..I -. - Brig.Gen.
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PEttiDELpH1A, NOV. IL,

There is firm feeling in the flour market but not
much doing sales ofsuperApe at So lg2l9625 extra
S6,I5GH7. and extra family $3.50. No change 10
rye flour or corn meal. There Is fair demand for
wheat, and a of red at $l,4T9 Lf0. Rye sells
slowly at e5@9Sc. Corn In fair demand; yellow at
74c- Oats steady; sales Penna. at 42c. Cloyerseed
hrmer; slleaRt 62J Fiaxseed selling at s. 5O92 60
Provisions quiet; sales pork at $l395. hams %
lie, sides at $685. and shoulders at SIC. Lard
steady at 10I<9l0L4c- Whiskey fiTm at 4Oc, but
thereis not much denland. Wool Is advancing. d
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R8-THs RivEH.ZThere were little
over three feet water in ,he;ehannel yes-
tesday and the water was falling. The
weather was dark and cloudy with strong
indications Ofrain. za
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Notice to man SUBSCRIBERS.
.-AN IxciDExT ~ ras OARz.-The foi-


RH-AS ISciDEETtS Tas CARs.-The fol-
lowing incident is related AS having re-
Gently occurred on train of cars over the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroa |, be
twssn this city aud Pittsburgh "oa one
seat was pale soldier. lean ia'l week, re-
turning. AZ it proved. from service III Ar
kansas, to be nursel Icy his mother, near
Pittsburgh, whose only son he was. At
Wellsville most of the passengers got out
for refreshments. Some passengers carried
food along aud ate it 10 the cars, bat none
offered any to the soldier, who, either too
weak to walk or not having money to spare,
sat still, silent and alone. AS the train was
about to start, Two middle-aged ladies came
in, aud opening basket, began to eat a
bountiful lunch. From their conversation
they appeared to be from New. England
They were richly dressed, aud judging
them to be aristocratic, the writer was not
fsyorably impressed with them. After a
little while one of them, casting her eyefos-
ward, saw the soldier. She stopped eating,
and, whispering a moment to her compan-
ion, who nodded assent, she went forward
and cOnversed pleasantly with the soldier,
and returned for her basket, from which
she supplied bin literally with the best it
contained. After eating all he desired, she
wrapped in paper aud gave bin enough
to last him home. After eating enough her.
self, she sat down by his side and talked
pleasantly to him most of the way to Pitts
burgh. The writer conceived there we're
few dry eyes among those who saw what
passed. Was not that woman one of the
true aristocracy? Whether the needed
food or the kind manner aud conversation
of the lady was the most refreshing to the
long time hopeless patriot, or whether both
were not equally SO, we leave the reader to
decide. Oh A s5 1l.,T -
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R9- M1JoR t. GIBSON, of the I'd viz
ginia Regiment, has been commissioned as
usjor of the 18th Battalion, Pennsylvania
Cavalry.
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ST.. LOUIs, Nov lI.--AdTiees received at
Headquarters state that Geo. SehOfeld lies
prOstrated with typhoid fever nc SPripg-
field. Meanwhile the army Of the frontier
i5 under command Of senior officers Of the
division. f l
Gen. Haugha Commanding 10 Clay and
Clinton counties, No., has ordered al as
the former aud S., 900 on the latter for
Ihe subsistence Of militia. i.lfssz5i
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Foreign ArriYal-The Pirate 800
Non Interference the Policy Of
acknowledgements on American


NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
City of Baltimore from Liverpool on the
29th aud Queenstown on the Both nit. ar
rived at this port this evening. The rebel
pirate Alabama bad destroyed the bark
Ware Crese from New York for Cardiff
The ship TOnaWanda which was released
by the Alabama bad reached Liverpool with
the officers aud crew of the ship Manches-
ter, bark Ware Orese and the brig Dnu-
kirk. No particulars are given Of the des-
truetiou of the bark Ware Crese which Is
the only vessel not already reported.
The TfnHsS' city article says that Lord
Lyons took out fall assurance that while
England will be eager In concert with 9th.
er nations to adopt any step 70 promote the
permanent return Of peace, she will in the
meanwhile individually refuse 70 depart
one hairs breadth from the cause Of nom
interference. L-
The English journals contain further
comments on the presence of Commodore
Wilkes squadron before Bermuda. The
7LHsE thinks the Federais are justified in the
vigorous prosecution Of the right Of search
where cOntrabaud traffic is so brisk.
The British screw frigates Galalea and
Emerald have sailed 70 reinforce the West
India squadron.
The Times is glad to see the Democrats
in America making a show Of possessing
some force Il believes that their success
will be most promising for the establish.
meat Of peace.
The British consul at Charleston writes
a letter to the foreign Office on the cotton
He estimates the whole stock
in America from careful inquiry at about
four million bales, including tue present
crop.
Electric engineer Marley writes to Cyrus
W. Field that recent experiments convince
him that the Atlantic cable eau be worked
at the rate of from u 20 16 words per
The reports regarding the health Of Gar
ibaldi are conflicting Some are Of an
nature. A general medical con-
was to be held as 70 The prOpriety
of amputatiou-
The diplomatic correspondence between
England and Russia has been published.
Il shows that = considerable difsrenee of
opinion exists in the Montenegro question.
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Telepranh Markats.

lSt6sstII ~ NEw YoaE, Nov. II
Flour has declined &c. pales Of State at SSsOD57O,
Ohio 50, $4,000, Southern S66596,90. Wheat lie
kse club S1.2S@l 81, red s1,4091, AZ. Corn cent
lower 6S@6se for unsound. 5s6964c tor good. Pork
firm; mess $I3, prime Sl2 So Lard nrm. Whisky
Ateady NJ SOC, --.a ~.