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quantity, 81 per bottIS; half dSsoa, GS. 6nal GsSs
foe pr 6OttIoi half dozen, -.
"HOr sale byHr1EcI1s Ssd pSalOIS sVoEyuhsrS
in tho United States, and by ali the Druggists Hnd
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NO. 0sI ARCH STREET
RS4aelpsl oEss so NassSfsetHyy -
JONES I EVABB,
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FRO M PETERSBURG.

Vgcn IN" Array or thc POtomnr- THE
Soldiers 'E"tt-EincOiu's Majority sn0O.
NEAUQuNHrrHs or Army or THE Porou,c,
November lO.-The returns of the voting IN the
army have nearly all been asacrtanud. The
Pcunsy lyania soldiers give majority of $3.50 for
Mr.. Lincoln.
The Western regiments also give small MAORI
ties for the same ticket.
The total vote IN the combined armies before
Richmond aul Petersburg is put down az 1000,
Lincoln's majority being about 5000.
Several Pennsylvania State Agents were yes
terday placed under arrest on account Of their
having blanks with the names OF the electors
wrongly spelled. They are held to await the
decision of the Secretary of War, the matter
having been referred to him.
Quiet still prevails on the lines, excepting some
artillery firing on Wednesday evening, near the
Appomatt0X.
The following order has been issued from these
headquarters
HEADQUARTERS Army or THB PoroWAC,
November 7, 1854 Il. The lst New York Heavy
Artillery, l64lh New York Volunteers, and 3jth
Wisconsin Volunteers having been reported to the
Mpj.Gen Com 0s behaving with Distinguished
bravery during the engagement Of October p
1864, ON Harcher's Run, he takes pleasure in
restoring 70 these gallant regiments the riglt to
carry the c0lors of which they were deprived by
his general order, No. 81, of September %, 1864.
?. L having been reported to the Major. Gene
raj &. muond that the colors of the following
mentioned re- imCns, recently los. In battle, were
LOST under circumstances that reflect no dis
honor upon these regiments, they are
ereby permitted TO carry other colors, imcly -
T Q 9 h New Hampshire Volunteers, 58th Massa.
chusett Volunteers, 5lst New York Y. lunc,rs,
and lO5 Pcnnsylvauh Volunteers.
BY command Of Major-Gencral MEADE.
S. WILLIAMS, Assistant Aijutan.- General.
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PHILADELPHIA TRADE REPORT.

FRIDAY. November 1.-THE market is poorly
supplied with Bark, and No. Quereltron is in
demand at $40 u ton.
There is very little Cloyerseed here, and it Is
taken at SI2@l2'50 3P Ga lbs. Timothy is quiet,
and without change. There is a better feeling,
and rather moro doing in Flaxseedi it Is WORTH
SO 1908 45 IT, bushel.
In Cotton there is but little movements sales
are making in a small way at Sl'40.
Provisions are quiet at about former rates.
The receipts of Flour still continue extremely
light, and the stocks now In the hands of holders
are reduced TO q comparatively low figure. The
market Is firm, with but little doing in the way
Of sales. The demand for export is limited "a
l4009l50e barrels extra family at $lI.75C0I3.O0s :
and 400 barrels Broad Street Mills ON private
terms The sales for home use range from $976
for superfne up 20 Sl3 for fancy brands. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal are quiet.
There Is moderate inquiry for Wheet Ply Ply
very little coming forwards sales Of 500 De,s,s
Pennsyl lvania red at S2659260; Ard SoSs5sssS 95.srS
at S262 white ranges from 92'75 % ~ - era
IS very little Corn herej yelloN eeiiyo ~. 1880
Rye sells In 4 small way At ek'.s. ~. ssI1~.s ~
with q fair demand af 66d8soc. D-..e. ssiAs ~
Si co. No saIes OF Mali have been fepotGs - q.
Whiskv Continues Ia modelsie 70 .s1.st ~ ~.
eRi.5s foF PennsyIYaRia ana ONO Ana slfs a0k
Drudge
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OfFICE or THH EvBHma TnLRcHhPH,
friday, November n.

rriday, November IL
Ihe market was depressed yostsi day aftern0 IN
| by rumor5 in New York that the Government
intended to supply the merchants With gold at
25O, 70 pay dutiesi and also that a uev loan vas
TO be placed at once upon the market These
'anords With other sensation stories Of pel,o
commissioner, shook the faith Of tln1id h3llers
'no there was perfect rush 10 sell stocks o : tho
street. The foil continued up 10 10 o'cloc a, tbe8
run Avenue Board, and Reading was m trled
down to 6S3, ard Eric to l0l. Tnis morning,
with clearer heads and soberor reflections tic
market rallied before Board in New York. ard
IRE was In demand at 1921, and Reading at
C9@t9l
| Government bonds arc firmly held. with saIes
Of 5'2Os at lOl@lOls, coupons OF 6, OF 1881 at
lo'ai and lV-AOs at 81 new City 6s are selling at
| lOl4.
Railroad shares are rather better, with sales OF
Reading at 69@69t an advance of \, Cau-
! dcI aud Amboy ut 1904 an advance ots, PENN
sylvauia Railroad at 6sl, an advance Of 4; Nor
ristown at co. aud Canwissa Preferred at 4Ol.
an advance Of d; 46 was bid for Little Sehuyl-
kllj 60 tor Ninchilli 81 for North Peunsylyania:
81 for Elmira preferedj and 80 for Philadelphia
and Erie.
Coal oil shares continue active, but prices ara
rather lower with sales Of Oil Creek at 8 Irving
OIL, ST. Maple Shade, 42i@lS; Deusmore, 50:
Egbcr, A @6s and Great Basin at 80; 9s was
bid for DaIzell; for Rock "a for Perry; and 6k
for McEheDy.
CITY Passenger Railway shares oontlnue dun,
and there is little or nothing doing. 90 was bid
for Second und Third, and 26 for Girard College;
90 was asked for Chesnut and Walnut; 70 for
West Philadelphia; and l65 for Arch.
There is more dong in Bank shares. Phna-
delpha sold at 100; Manufacturers and Ne
chancs at 29} and Union at 80; 40 was b.d for
Grard Bank 55 for City SSi for Consolidation,
and SO for Corn Exchange.
Canal shares are less active and rather lower,
with sales Of susquehanna Canal at "a, a decline
OF / f; 32 was bid for schuyllull Navigation COM
mon, 80 lor preferred 70 tor LeLigh Navigation:
% for Morris Canal common; and 37J for Dela-
ware Division.
The Money Market Is rather more stringent,
but the demand IS limited, and the rates are With
out any material change. Loans Oh call are
offered at cal per cent. per annum; prime paper
is scarce and quoted at salO per cent.
A despatch from Washington this morning.
says the contradiction of the statement that tha
Secretary Of the Treasury did not intend to apply
for any new loan is au:horitativey denied. He
has 10 idea Of asking for any new loan whatever
before the opening Of Congress The Seven shirties
will still be kept open for subscription, but no
new loan is TO be authorized or proposed.
Cod is more active this morning, but prices
have declined, opening at 24l, advanced and sold
at 2l5 at IL o'clock 24I II, fell OF and sold at
1881 at l2I, rallied and sold at 24l att Pm.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, HoY.u.
Reported by Clarkson Co.. Brokers' Ne. IN s. Thia st.
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nONORs re- CAprAgN WINsLOw.

BosroN, November ll.-A committee has been
appointed by the Boston Board Of TIaJe 20 adopt
some suitable measures TO testify 10 Captain
Winslowthe grateful recognition OF the merchants
Of Boston for his gallant conduct in sweeping
from the ocean the most destructive enemy Of the
commerce Of the United States.
The Adcertiser says that Joseph Storey Fay,
who lowered the Union llg at halC-mast, on the
Fourth Of July, was nominated as one Of the
Committee but subsequently had his name
erased by a vote of twenty-siS to six. The
Kenyayge will be thrown open to visitors for the
benefit Of the National Soldiers Fair.
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The BALTIMORE FINANCIAL
FORGERIES,
Other Banks Heavy Losers
RECENT UNION VICTORIES.
THE MARYLAND sENATE.
necieI 10 Tho Evening Toieg -aph.

Special 10 The Eyening ToIeg -aph.
4 BALTIMORE, November II 1t "a now ascer-
tanned hat the bank for cries hero reach over
thirty thousand dollars, and il is bsle ina
other banks have been lrg. y swindl no win
not ackuowlejg the fact. No clue has yet been
obtained 10 the forgcrs. Ir S IN uglJ that they
have aycompltccs in PGil del hia, wa,re the
blank drafts are supposed to ha,ob en- en- raVed
The scoundrels, It is pre- umcd, Of. Immediately
for the North. One is an Engl,hmta.
The rejOiing still continues Oyerlhe late Union
victories. The Maryland Senate has only one
Copperhead majority. Baltimore county elects o
Union Senalor
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kgxtract from the suppIemontnry Report

kExtract from the supplementary Report
- On tho Conduct of the Wnr-EHamt iaa.
liOn of General Mcclellan COntinu q.
4 Q Were you in the fall Of 1864 a candidate for
sthe Presidency
\ A. don't remember.
q. Did you in the fall Of 1864 encourage any
persons to vote for you for Presidents
1 A. may have done so.
@. Do you know whether any person voted FOR
YOU for that Office
| A. l didn't see 1t.
\ Z Q. Did you, during the peried referred 10, cal
lfor larger forces
A. / don't remember. may have done So Il
lWOuld have been IN accordance with my habits
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MIR, STANTON CONTlLESCEyP.
Good News to be Expectation
Sherman aud Grant.
NEW LOAN

Special so The Evening Telegraph.
WAHuNGroN, November 1.-The ht.}Hg#r.y
this morning says that the F.1yiiI affair will
cause u' no trouble With Brazil a, thlt Govern
mont is known TO b. wen affected towards rs.
Secretary Stanton is a little better In health TO-
diy. lie } as been cutie IN.
Expect great m litary news from Shormln and
Grant thin fortnight The campaign Of 1854
is not yet closed, as reported ia the on Lern
papers.
Secretary Fes-enlcn will probably wait until
December for his new loan. It is rumored in
financial circles that he viii attempt to raise one
hundred millions next time
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TORNADO IN ILLINOIS.

ST. LOUIS, November lO.-A terrible tornado
passed over the town Of Chester Illinois, at two
O'Clock yesterday morning. Over dozen houses
were blown down and completely demolished,
fburyng the sleeping inmates in the ruins. Five
kpersons were killed aud twelve or fifteen
Rounded, several Of them seriously. A brick
church was blown TO atoms. Several skihs in
the river were carried near quarter Of mile up
the Bluff.
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A schooner EGII Away with.

INV YoRK, November ll.-Captain Pride, OF
the schooner Laura Pyide, from St. Kits, Turks
and,EepoIts that on the 26h Of October, at tho
port OF st. kits, while the captain OF the
schooner SeyGEua, OF New York, wss ashore, a
passenger, the mate, and the crew slipped the
chains and ran away with the vessel. Her des-
tiuaiOu was unknown,
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nrmnR nrhrn.

NEW YoRg, November 1.-The Courier 9s5
Etats U5Ss Of this city to-day Ruthoritatiyey
denies the published statement that an alliance
offensive and defensive existed between Mexico
and the Southern Confederacy. The Imperial
Government of MaXimilian, it declares, does not
now and has never entertained any relations with
the Rebel Government at Richmond.
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srLENDID UNION GAINS IN THE MoME YoEg-rAL

SPLENDID UNION GAINS IN THE HOME VoTR--THR
HOME VOTE 5000 TO 20 900 UNION
PITTsBvRG, November l0.--I send you the fol-
lowing Union msjorities - Allegheny. $500 ;
Armstrong, 2l0; Butler, 25o; Crawford, 1000 /;
Erie, 3000i Indiana 1900; Lawrence, 1912 Mer-
Ger, 400; Somerset $50; Washington, 1907 We
mango, 356. Net Union gain over October in
thiny.sx counties, 64O9. Wayne county gives
Mcclellan $40 majority. Union gain, ll3.
HARRIsBURG, November l0.-The majority In
PennsylVana will be from 10000 70 10000, with.
out the soldiers vote in the field.
sIAoN CANEHQE.
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EEBTING OF RETURN JUDGES.
he Official Vote of Philadelphia for
President.
THE PHILADELPHIA SOLDIERS
BEING HEARD FROM.
Total Majority on the Home and
Soldiers Vote Over Twelve
Thousand,

IhismoTipg, at loo'ylosk, the Board Of Return
Judges assembled in The supreme Court Roam,
for the purpose Of receiving tue o1icil yy.a oi
Philadelphia as cast on Tuesday last. Siuul 7.
Hancock was chosen President and Mca,rs.
Robert Beatty and Robert j. en-, Secretaries.
The roll of Return Judge, was called So lOl'oys.-
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TO-DAY,S WASHINGTON NEWS.
special Dispatches to Evening Telegraph.
General McCIeIIan's ResIgnatiOn.
WASHINGTON. November II

General mcCiellan'S BesignRtiOn.
Notwithstanding all rumors and reports to the
contrary, General Mcclellan did send in his resig-
nation yesterday 10 the President. Lincoln has
one hireling less now.
ssEss Consul Recognized.
The President has recognized TeoiOro Manara
as Consul Of GuatamalR at New York.
New Mail Boat.
The steamer Thomas Colner Captain Phillips
started yesterday from City Point for Washing
ton, as mail boat, for which service she has been
chartered by the Government.
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On Wednesday night, a, train was on the way
from Cily Point 10 the Headquarters Of the Army
Of the Potomac, it was fred on by the Rebels,
but the shells fell short, and therefore did no
Jamapp
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a Indee AnnnIntea.

HAHRIsBUH0, November Il.-Goyornor Curtin
has appointed James Watson, Of the borough
Washington. President Judge OF the Fourteenth
Judicial District, comprised Of Washington,
Foyc;,e, and Greene counties.
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items are as follows =

Large amounts are also required for salaries,
books, stationery, printing, &c.
RoBBING OF Sun PosT OFPcR.--Last night,
the sub Post Office located at Eighteenth street,
above Chesnut, was robbed by persons secreted
in the building To enter the Office after the
closing Al s O'Clock was impossible. The invaders,
however, got but little reward for their trouble,
tbe whole booty being batch of unpaid foreign
letters, principally directed TO Bridget -,
Kathleen -. Patrick -, and written by
their loving relations In the Emerald Isle. An
attempt was made on the fre-proof safe, but for
want Of tools, aud the return OF daylight, they
were compelled to desist. The whole air will
be thoroughly investigated
BEING REPAIRED.-The damage done BY the
rain to the culvsrt at Reed and Third streets 3
short time since, s now being repaired
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TneVuIt,dEtatrs

IRE UUIi,d states GuubOat 'YandorbiIt.''
New YoRE, November ll.-The United States
gunboat Paaderjttwas spoken on the Ssh instant
| in latitude $50, cruising for pirates.
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CoNNELLsvIILE AND SOUTHERN PENSsYLyAyIA
MISUNDERSTANDING pursuant to law,th stock
holders Of this Company met al the Pennsylvania
Railroad BUILDING, and organized by eecfug
board of directors with John A, Wright as Presi-
dent. A corps Of engineers will be put upon .tae
route immCdately, and the lue sGr..syed and
located al tho eaillest practicable period. The
eastern and western ends OF this road through the
the southern counties already eXist-in the Cam
hcrland valley line 10 Chambersburg and the
Pittsburg and COnnellsyille road to Connollsylle.
The intervening division will be built by the new
Company; but the work is very heavy, as the
country is mountainous.
THE GRARD CoLLEcE-An estimate Of the
expenses Of 1865 for maintaining the Girard Col
lege has just been compl.ted. The principal
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PrnIn Non OrIenna.

New YoBK, November 1.-THE steamer GUid-
IHg Star, from New Orleans on the 5th instant,
arrived at this port to-day. The papers contain
20 news VI interest
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The United States Gu"boat ..lIeutica aIIo.' -
ST. JoHNs, n b., November 1.-The Uohed
States guuboat Monticello arrived here at t3n
o'cluck to-day.
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TIE REBEL FINANCES.
Official Report OF Mr. Trenholm
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR REBEL
BOND WORTH SIX CENTS.
specInI 10 .no Ivcnlna Tslc.raph.

SpecIRI 10 -he evening Telegraph.
WAsHNGroN, November 1.-The report OF
q Rebel Secretary OF the Treasury, received
here to day, shows theirreceipts from all sources
& have been four hundred and fifteen mi, ions a
OlIars, aud their expenditures six hundred
and fourt en- millions. There being three huu-
dr,d millions on hand at the commencement Of
The last iscai year, ending April last there i-
balance now remaining of one hundred aud eight
NIL ns. Their aggregate debt is now LCarly
twelve hundred millions Of do!lass,
SEC tary Trenholm adds that the large amount
OF MOI Q witch has been created by IN inaa,.on
OF The ou r, cy has so doIraca'ed Government
bonds that nothing but vigorous taxation will
proven their ultimate repuladon He sly, that
one hundred d, lars in bonds will now bTng lut
81 Genus iu gold. lie proposes an additional tax
il kind OF ten per cent, on all additional pro iucs
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MISSOURI ALI. RIGHT.
She Gives a Heavy Union
Majority.
MINNESOTA AND KANSAS
HEARD FROM.
OLD MASSACHUSETTS,.
Etc, Etc. ETC.. Eto., Eto.
NV YOR1.

A1nASy, n. Y, November II.-SaOil l,ent re-
turns have been received hero to indicate beyond
doubt the success Of the Uuiou ticket in the
State by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
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GOOD NEWS FROM SHERMAN.
The Details Contrablnd for
the Present.

LoutsvI1LE November ID News ha. been re.
eoIved from General slemau's army oil na iu.
POrtant and favorable character, sut is ultpuJ-
Ushed, being c1us red co1trlbsal.
Itbw would seem 10 udca. .cg gla. tu.ro ., sol1.
truth in previous reports tot1eJustt ,uat GsrgrtI
baerman h1o made an implrAn, strslyg,, move.
Dani. Il Is not rloua3c, however, tb,. h, has
gone 10 Chule-'Ua.-EuuoR EENISu ralu.
sRArU
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ledeCs the defeat: -
I'VE are afraid Governor So-mour has been
Ch6atuu out OF the vOte OF rho ) ate. In view of
the returns which we receive during the i-st
two days ai er the election was held, We could
mol ind, rstaHd tue confidence Of the Republican
jOuinnls ~ their boasts Iba' they % carried the
the state; hut 10 seems they knew OF some thugs
We u,d not, and which were nor included ia the
honest elCt ton returns. In short, according ID
our Albany cores spOndGut they have been hold
nE bach tie r. tuIns in all the IiHpublicm m ,trDng.
holds With view TO finding out nov many VDre4
were nCeCCd in order 10 count FtntOn IN. We
cannot defeat Horatio Sryml ur by our figures
which are precisely the same as IN Sc retelyal
m The Offices Of the Republican Journals: hut
YET they claim Fen'ons election by 5000 maj lrity,
Which was probably tie figure agreed upon
lc'OU hand.
Previous 90 the election, we hal an estimate
made up oi the PROBABLE result by COunies in this
State IL WAS CTetu " compile ed, ana from tho
best sources OF Information, aud we us tue Statc
ly ntout 200 mljUity. % She Diyht Ot cleo
on, the actual returns more than ju9Hi1d our
estimates; fOr We did no expect more than $4,000
n"JJniy in this city. HUu-r Ns Elg togrlOy
sure tnht Seymour bad carried the stare, aud
we're NJ Il loss TO understood the basis for tlc
confidence of The Republicans ia face of the
H. nrIp; bur II seems Morton di not visit Nav
York for nothing Governor Seymour my b8
counted out Dy JUCtOred relu N but We Gfnly
hclityc that on LAST Tuesday nc received au
lonrsi m'Joriy Of the woes y, tle psorl. OF she
Empire State"
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CAPTURE OF THE " FLORIDA

No Trouble Anticipated with the
Brazilian Government,
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MINNESOTA.

We learn that Minnesota g'vo' Union ma-
lof'y OF between five and six thousand, no. quite
20 much a. in 1860.
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hlCDhGhussss'. ljlO IOr Lincoln .... 5I34
Colonel FenOn, Republican candidate for Gov
ernor, appears TO have IN the same count rs a Iout
2.OO moe than Lincoln, or a total maj0rly Of
al out 75C0.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

STATE op THERMOMETER To-pAy.-SiX A. NJ,
IS. Noon, 52. p. NJ, 53. Wind, W.
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SoNa OF TB MIsANTHRoPE.
IN weary, and sick and dissusted
With the cty'G mechanical DIN,
where I'm much too well known 70 % trusted
And plaguily pestefed for tin.
I'm sick of these battles horfihc,
with their gunboats and PARROTS ana sRoui,
So I'll on where the golden Pacific
on the shores OF Mexico sWells
Thore the earth can rejoice in her blossoms
Insulled By YApOr SCOT,
And there the guerllas and opodSums
shall pleyfuily peh me with lruit;
They'll never torment me with "adverB"
About chAs. Stokes a Co and "one prteei'
Meath the Continental he may stn flourish,
But I'm for the land ofbotled rice.
PHOTOGRAPHS Of fine styles and artistic execu-
ton and finish, yOtypes CAtes Dc Yiaite and hfs
photographs In W eolorS, made Al keneTs Ne, e2i
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