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TUESDAY, November Bark-Quercitron
Bark continues scarce. A sale Of Is hhds. is re-
ported at Si5 tF ton.
Cotton is dull, and prices are entirely nominal
at about Sl'23.
FlOur-rhe market for Flour is rather quiet
the extremely light receipts and stocks having .
tendency TO cause frm feeling, and some hold
ers are iudspOsed 10 operate at present prices.
The demand for export is moderate and the only
sale 10 report Is about 1900 bhls. at $40 75@u
for extra; SllQl2 for extra family, and $l2'25
@l2j0 Tor fancy brands. Small sales for the
supply OF the home trade are making within the
range OF these figures. Small sales OF Rye Flour
are reported at S9Gl925 Corn Meal continues
! quiet and nominal.
! There h a firm feeling in the market for Wheat.
| and prices have an upward tendency. The stocks
are reduced TO a comparatively low figure, and
! sales of 1900 bush. Pennsylvania red a. $500,
! and 1000 bush. amber at S2'65; white is quiet; no
sales have been reported. Rye is in steady re-
| Quest at Sl20, with sales Of 200 bush. There is
| very little Corn here about 1000 bush. yellow
sold at Sl'6s, and 800 bush. white at Sl'70.
There is a steady demand for Oats at S8c. Barley
and Malt are without essential change.
Whisky sells slowly at Sl7S for Pennsylvania
| and Ohio.
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CELEBRATION OF FREE
MARYLAND.
Pennsylvania Greets her Sister
State.
GLORIOUS CELEBRATION.
The Decorations, Parade, Etc,

To-day in tho earliest dawn of morning the
people Of Philadelphia commenced the congratu-
lation over the redemption Of Maryland. The
streets were decorated wit. evergreens, aud flags
were fly ing from every pole. The lower streets,
where our colored population dwell, were a. an
early hour, crowded with the deniasns Of that
locality; and our whole population treated it rs
gala day.
The hearts Of free Fhiladelphians have always
sympaihized With the dowrcast of our neighbor-
ing State, and now when the blight is removed,
they are the first 20 send their graduation TO those
who have regenerstcd their s.a.e. Tue same
demonstrations Of joy, we are told, are being dis
played in Baltimore, the city where cur troops
we G stoned but three short years ago.
Tot day the whole city turns ont 20 honor Lh9ir
name of"Abolition city
over the whole land will so che glad news,
and every where will Ike demonstrations attend
| the news. "Fhere is more JOY over one sinneT
That Tepenteth than over the ninety and niue
which went not astray." 50 when a new state is
! added to the cause Of freedom, ihan over those
who for years have seen the error Of their ways
and repented.
All hail, free Maryland And let the salutes
which have this day TcsOun1ed through our city
! be echoed back by the granite hills Of New
! Hampshire and the lofty peaks Of the mountains
Of distant Oregon, whose tops are enYeloped in an
| eternal cloud.
Al the headquarters of the Supervisory Com
miltee for Recruiting Colored Regiments, No.
l2lO Chesnut street, the most extensive prepara-
| tiops were being made this morning for proper
| celebration Of the day. The whole front of the
! building, from the pavement to the roof, Is COW
| cred with paintings and designs gotten up by the
| Artists Sketch Club of this city. This evening
the whole will be brilliantly Illuminated, and the
| effect will be most pleasing. We give full de-
| scripton Of the trausparencas and notices
Surmounting the whole is q splendid gas jet,
showing the words =
"GOD SAVE THE REPUBLiC.'
Under which are the followlng:-
,,Soyer, IN Field or Tsnt seoIn Black Regiment"
(BattIe Scene. ColOrod Troops Chsrglng)
ofslavery- Jefferson the Father OF Democracy says
WITH Us 10 such contest N0feSo on Frgthid page l95.
rThere Is not a man living who wishes more sincerely
tbon do 10 see a plan adopted for the ABOLITION OF
sIHvrRY -WashflgfoHs letter 20 Robert Morris.
at would rejoice my very soul that EyKnr one Of nay
fellow.beiifgs was emaneipated. shal honor the
ouAKERs for their noble Efforts 70 aoohh slavery
| PatItek Henry
Cenre-plece, 2ixl3 feet
Arms Of Maryland.
ReskrgsHs
NThc Union must and shall be preserved -JAoksON.
Stones of arch representing frterniy Labor, Tempe
| FTugaiity, Education, Love- Religion
1--WE beld these truths Be sefedent that All men
eaftsin nalenable rghts; that among these are life
uberty and the pursuit OF happiness s--Deetaiafton o
4 Independence, yniHA' lHe' -
EIssRsiSa..iSs IS SsEs..ss GsgS Isa.''' Sa.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE or THE EVENING rKI EaRAPH,
Tuesday, NcytmBef l..

Tuesday Ncsem0sr I.
Yesterday afternoon, after we went TO press,
n strong rally set in in the NeWSYork Stock Mar
ket, and Erie rose from 069 to 99l; Michigan
Southern from 20 TO 73; Illinois Central about
4f' cent, and the whole list sympathizad in the
rise Gold suddenly jumped from 223 - 229,
under conflicting accounts from the front, and
Rebel stories OF disaster 10 our arms.
In our own market the tendency was strongly
upwA.ds. Reading rose from 66l to 6749674,
buy err 80 days; and Schuy kill Navigation pre-
ferred and common, and the better class of OIL
stocks, also advanced.
There is every indication Of an old-fashioned
stock movement--basod, in this market, upon the
bountlfulness of money and the increased earn
ings OF the coa-canyiug companies. Public
orders come in quite freely now that the rise has
set in, and the brokers have commissions in
abundance. If the election passes OFF quietly we
shall have, undoubtedly, one Of the strongest
movements in stock that has been witnessed since
the war began.
| At the Fihh Avenue Board last evening the
market continued strong and the transactions
were very large. The sales of Eric alone, yester.
day, mast have been over 10000 shares. In
Reading also, in the New York markets, the
| operations are enormous, thousands of shares
changing hands privately, and not noted upor
the public stock record.
Everybody who has few hundreds or thou
sands of spare money is rushing into the stocl
market, and we look for a revival Of the scene
of last spring when Reading was put up to S24 anC
Erie 10 l26. There is no denying the fact tina
gambling is human propensity. No dog swopI
of his bone or gives his expected outlet for
present crust, but the smallest shaver viii
"knuckle down" at marbles, and trade cake fo
candy.
Before Board the market opens strong, boti
here and in New York. Erie is 1913 bidi Read
ing GA, cash, and 6S, buyer 80, with very ram
pant feeling. Gold Is quoted, at this meeting
from New York at 23s, ana the whole stock LIS
| is up 10 3 per cent.
The Stock Market is excited this morning, and
prices arc better, owing to the advance In gold
United States bonds are srmly held, with sales
OF 8. 2Os at l0l@l0l!, coupons of, 6s of 1881 are
quoted at lO64@l06a, which is an advance.
MRallroad shares are more active, and prices
have advanced, with sales Of Reading at 6S@6sl
an advance of /; Northern Central Railroad Al
| aI@5s, an advance Of 2i Pennsylvania at 20
Eonistown at 60 Lehigh Valley at 80, an ad
vance Of 2 North Pennsylvania at 81 i(93lA Cata
wissa common at lse, preferred at toi and Phila
delphiA and Erie at 32l, which lS an advance
Iel was bid for Little sehuylklli 5sa for MhS
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE "mBERSIlN" AT FATHER POINT.
Increase of Bullion in the Bank
of France.

FAuYH PoNr, L. c., November The
Hbc,nisn, from Liverpool on the 2Oth, via Ion
doudeuy on the 2lst Of October, passed this polnl
to-day, bound for Quebec
The steamer Bremen arrived out on tho DIST at,
The news by the HibernilH Is unimportant.
The reported drain Of Jullion from the Bank ot
France is false, and an increase Of cash Is shown
Of over $500, ,oOOf.
Commercial Intelligence.
IrvFRrooI, October 2l.- -COtton-Salcs for the
week 29,500 bales, including 1900 - specula.
tors and exporters. The market closed very dull,
with q decline Of Ia. on American. Midliug
orleans is quOsed at 23d. Stock in port, 42j,0l0
bales.
Breadstufls very duh. Provisions steady.
LONDON, October H.-Consols closed at 8jsdl
SS3 for money.
The bullion in the BAnl, Of England has de-
creased 1880.
Illinois Central shares 5Oa 81 per cent. discount,
Erie Railroad iOta4l.
Arrived from New York, Ocean Trdrc}y, Aics
Painter, now AHdc0siid at Deal; Lddy Emily Peel
at Londonderry, BritGiu!ia at GreenO,k, StofWi
at Warren Point.
Arrived from Baltimore ship, rrcstssimo.
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hill; 50 for Blmira preferred; and 40 for Long
Island.
In City Passenger Railroad shares there is
little or nothing doing; but they are firmly held.
Coal Oil shares are more active, and Prices are
steady, with sales Of McEheuy at 81, which y
an advance; Dalzel at 81, an advance Of 4;
Egbsrt, 81 Perry, 4 Noble and Delamster .. Q /;
and OH Creek at 53
Bank shares are very firm, but We hear Of no
sales. 40 was bid for North America 81 for
Commercial; 3Ol for Mechanics which is an sd-
vance % for Western, an advance; IS for City
3S for Consolidation, co for Corn Exchange
and 4S3 for Union.
There is more activity 10 notice in Canal shares,
with sales Of Schuylkin Navigation at s3I, an
advance Of !, preferred at 4O@lOI, an advance Of
| 4; Lehigh Navigation at "a; and Delaware 70 Divi-
sion at 3d. o5 was bid for Morris Canal common
and 10 for Susquehanna Canal.
The Money Market, as We have noticed for
| some time past, continues easy, and the demand
is limited. Loans on call are freely offered ate67
per cent. per annum; prime paper is scarce, and
| quoted at 8ql0 per cent.
Gold is more active this morning, aud prices
have advanced S(alO per cent. since last evening,
opening at $50, advanced and sold at 239a at
10! O'Clock, fell Off and sold at 1854 at H. 256 a
l2, rallied and sold at 237 at 124 p. NJ.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, NOV. I.
Reported by cSrkson Co., Brokers' Ne. l2l s. Third 81
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THIRD EDITION
ARMY OF POTOMAC.
GENERAL GRANTS LAST
MOVEMENT.
Present Position of the Army.

HEADoUARrSRs OF rHE ARHv or THE PJro-
MAC, Octob,r 3o-The utmost quiet has prevailed
along the fne TO- day. Even picket hdng seemed
10 be stopped by unanimous consent.
Since the army returned from the late moge-
ment towards the south side Of the railroad, the
egimental and brigade commanders have been
holding inspections, and the commandsare being
put in as effective condition as before they
started.
OcropER 81, G A. M.-The enemy attempted
10 play sharp trick on our lines at % o'clock
last night. 1t was partially successful, bu: the
main object was defeated, with considerable loss
10 them.
Al the point OF connection between the 2l and
5th Corps pickcts they made an entrance, and
passing from one post to another they penetrated
the line for some distance, taking all the mon
prisoners.
They then sent forward heavy force tc charge
the line Of bcastworks, ia the hope of piercing
our centre; but one Of the picket9 had effected
his escape to the main line and given warning in
time for the men to be put on guard behind the
works; and when the Rebels advanced they
received such a fire as to drive them back in
confusion, and with heavy lose.
Repeated attempts were made but resulted in
like manner and although the firing was kept up
nearly all night, the enemy gained no further ad-
vantage.
Our loss is set down at 3s7 captured. The
casualties in killed and wounded are not known,
but are very few. The loss OF the enemy must
have been heavy, rs they advanced in range Of
our batteries and infantry line. Il was somewhat
dark, however, and Of course the firing was not
so effective as it would have beeu had our men
had good view Of the enemy. At this hour all
isquiet.
Major Walsh of the 80 Pennsylvania Cavalry,
on duty at headquarters has been promoted 70
the rank Of lieutenant colonel promotion
which has been long earned and afford, pleasure
90 his numerous friends.
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Of the dsbouorod bills Of the so,iete Generate de
Credit en- Espagne.
Tho CrisIs in Brazil.


pkrvRH or w. soUro's BANK iN Rte--CAsu rkY-
MEN1s svsrBH DED ny rHE BANK or HRAHL.
RIO nB JARYiRo, September 25.-The banking
firm OF NJ. Souto has failed for a very large
amount Other failures took place in consequence,
and are followed by a commercial crisis.
slightly etter feeling, however, now prevails.
The Government has d9creed the suspension OF
cash payments for notes by the Bank of Brazil,
and has given forced currency 70 the banks
paper
FAILURE on HoRrIRA BROTHERS or RIO :NSeIUo
AND LONDON.
Prom. ne LoHl5n Tine, fttiy ay,i,sJ. @ ..t,rla
The following note announces that in couse-
qucuCe " the news by telegram yrs'erd " OF thg
ililurc OF Me,,rs. Moreirg Brothers IS C. mpbnI
a. Rio, Messrs. Ridge, Morrirl Brothers s. CO,
Of London, have deemed { right, for he interests
Of all their creditors, also 20 suspend. Both the
Brazilian and The London houses we're Of g1)d
standing, and Il is hoped the stOp)sEo will prove
but temporary. Annexed is the circular issled
10 o GRrAr 81. HEtIN's, oe,oLe, As. is6t sntis-
ne up'ns,j1 OF or core'pynie tt'r Nc'-rs R'ry l'.
town and altb ugh believe ourselves o. De 1H. only
Do, med best In tho Interest of Al, c5n,ssul snSli
our payments A'o. Our books, whi'1 e.tau ap 70
Iurqusn iom- q c. wIih 17ul..'o1s 70 p'eln.s ant
CoH,u.oi ,hst 81 claims viii be pal n lli -r. .e.t
witG C.rlr. the ndu 90 f- rni rsIu .s m .u.
time. We are, l1ilgNon. EJur. n..IfIlIy.
DGE,Mu6sWA. .rUo IEEs tCH
rHE LATEST PN1LuRR OF RIO ,ANE!RO no sls.
From ne koNd0r ri1ts' ~ auia'sJ, r.nHsrIg
The Brazilian tcegrlms to-day announce the
failnrc Of four firms az Rio moro, bes i's
several Others OF minor importance. The fmas
are SoutO & Co., Come s. fllh9, OIyrwI ,la,
and Montenegro 4 Lima. The irst wo ra the
largest bankers in the city Messrs SNu.o & Co.
are possessed of extensive rlp tol, wh, Do hiss "1Hn
locked up in huilding Investments AMI Me ssrs.
GOmos a Filho, whose suspension was CNHsG-
Qucut on ttat of Nyssrs S0uO * g1., arc ii'raNisC
believed 10 have largo property.
Hence il is supposed thai, IL time be allowed "a
full liquidation may be expected. Anpu. tSD or
three yCnrs back MesSrs. SOpto & c.. were in
temporary embarrassment, aud wsgo assisted, il
Is said, 10 the extent OF Il million aud a llil
sterling by the Bank Of Brazil,
II may De assumed that i. is 10 these Failures,
coupled with the anxiety occAsiOned by the
decaiation of hostilities against the rep1blis Of
UTuguav, that the suspension Of 1G,is plym2n.s
by the Bank Of Brazil is TO be attributed. This
bank few years ago adopted a simillr STEP
which was continued ior some time.
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The new stables built at Paris for the EN-
Deror Napoleon is vast hippolrome, nearly
square the floor is covered with sand and saw
duet, and the walls are wainscoted and padded
for the benefit Of riders thrown from their horses.
There is a gallery capable of holding thirty per-
sons, and the building is lighed from the roof.
The stables are composed OF three naves sepl-
rated by arches and divided into boarded stalls,
each of which bears the name of the horse that
occupies it, The mlngors are so constructed that
a portion always contain water. There Is q large
loose box ut the extremity of each nave. The
fountains in courtyards are supplied with water
from the Seine.
Venice is constantly giving sad proofs OF
decay. Within the last tive years the vessels
entering ana leaving the port OF Venice have
diminished twenty eight per cent. in number aud
forty. one per cent. IA tonnage. The value of the
ycaT's Imports has, in tho same period, decreased
twenty-seyen aud a half per cent, and that Of the
exports hfty-three and - half per cent. Factories
are transferred from the left 70 the righ. bank Of
the Mmcio. While Venice sinks in distress, her
old rival, Genoa, finds, Dy the extension Of rail-
ways and the abolition of frontier dues. 4 widen
ing market in Central and Southern Italy, aud
has largely increased, if not doubled, he's tom
nage.
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IRON PnRr RnYAE.

NEw YoEN November 1.-The steamed Faiou
irom Por, Royal on ,hc i0th ult., arrived at this
port today.
The Palmetto Herald says the Rebel prisoners
placed uadcr fire on Morris Island have bann
removed to Fort Pula,N, our prisoners in Charles
toa having been removed from their expose .
situation by the Rebcls.
Tho hockada-ruruu Ettmi3yo from Nassau
n. p. was sum, on the 23d ult, near the mouth
Of Charleston 0arbor, by our Morris Island bat
tories.
General Foster brought with him from Florida
hundred barrels OforauGcs Tor the soldiers.
There seems to be prospect Of exchanging al
the sick and wounded OF both sides. The tuud
for the relief Of our prisoners raised among the
soldiers amounts 10 Sl2Oo, and has been sent t1
Savannah TO DC placed in the hands OF clergy.
man.
Quite a number OF deser.ers have recently
reached our lines from Savannah.
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The BEAUTIFUL.-Men are so inclined 10 con-
tent themselves with what is commonest, the
spirit and the senses so easily grow dead 10 the
impressions of the beautiful and perfect, that
every one should study TO nourish In his mind
the faculty of feeling these things by eyery
method in his power. For no man can bear 10
be entirely deprived Of such enjoyments; II Is
only because they are not used TO taste Of what
Is excellent, that the generality of people take
delight IN silly and insipid things, provided they
be new. For this reason, one ought every day 70
picture. and, II It be possible 70 sPeak few rea-
5onable words.
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AEouTu ACCOUNT
Celebration Of the Emancipation In
Maryland.

BALTIHoTE, November l.-EmHncpAtiun was
celebrated here to-day with spirit At sunrise a
grand salute OF five hundred guns was com
menced, accompanied by the ringing Of church
bells and signal bells. Flags were displayed from
the public bindings and many private dwellings.
Az noon the firing Of sal1tcs was resumed from
Forts Fcicral Hiu and MARSHAL, the Christ
Church bells joining in the merry pcals, perform
ing n intervals variou, national and pa'riptic
airs including Hail Columbia, Land Of The Free,
and star Spaugled Banner
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FREEDOM IN MARYLAND.
PUBLIC REJOICING TO-DAY.
speeIoI to Tho Evening Telegraph.

BAL7HoRs, November l.-Fllgs are flying to
the breeze to-day on all puolic and many private
buildings Salules Of thirty. five, one hundred,
also thirteen guns, will he fired duriag the day.
All the bells Of the city rang last night. Many
negro churches are open, aud coorod persons
are dancing, iubiant with Joy. They, however,
behave becomingy.
Opponents of the new Constitution have aban-
doned an hope OF doing anything but 5ubmit.
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Settled u. 1872 by George Caivert, par'1 oi Ra1-
more, rDGld-a Catholc among The pllst Fst
aud reney ont law glycrs Of all sgcs The nr't in tne
history ofhe Christian world 90 seek 'ot religious security
and prace BY the prac OF uso, 20 plan The establish
merit of popular Institution with the clOy uent o. l,c ~
Cousotnts n advance the cause of cviil ,Unu BY
rcyol niIrr the rghtfu ,ualiy Of al Christar stcs
Now, A. ID. 1874 by cutu'ip2iinF over one hundred
NO dHa ca isflH sia hy the Zee vote, h1. people,
owes mat az last she IA uutry true - the nobc teach
lnp Of her immortal founder, and that she roaleq his
rrand IDEAS 4 Justice by allpuug Consultation Witch
trc us 10 all men toe c1iol mcnt ot al thair laturN
fEtfs, without r. gard TO creed, color, country.
llll 70 glorious Maryltud. "Our' Mar.lAul hrsi o.
guarantee free liberty te1g m, hrut unC1nl1n-
ally tsenhfhe her slaves, first 10 typify rogcnyrAtsd
South.
Uani "Ibery aud Onion, n'w and forever, one and
nseparable.'
On the columns OF the Arch are the following
n --
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MarItcIs by TcIevrnnh.

New York, November Flour has advanced
2CaO ents; Faes Of IL 600 bbs at $500 lO4O for state
sllC@2dO for Ohio; sirlNdl52jo or southern. wneat
advanced Bose saes unim iortant. Corn advanced Be-
with small sales. Sect nrm. Pork steady; sacs of2OO
bbs s42 1905 for Mess. Lard nrn a. 2OiaGi3 cents
Whisky duh
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Tho following are the receipts Of Flour and
Grain at this port to-day Flour, 1900 bills;
Wheat, 1900 bushels; Corn, 2i00 bushels; Oats,
$500 shels.
The Bank return this afternoon is partially
higher on Loans and Deposits, and steady on the
Specie average.
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Reported for Tao Evening fseggaps- N .hds Ia. see
sugar W attson 4 sons dez s ,eIls IN 11Ssr
100 obanehes bananas ~ ~ Al sS1l Cap 2n1feoAlto ~
sas sses 5 s1la sS.ss g, sdssf 'srsSi Sar ce ksE fs
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ARRIVED rms MORNING.

BArquo Carlton, rOsartin y days nom Matanzas, with
sugar, &c, to II A. Souder 4 90.
Brg Albert, Dow u days from Pensacola, with iumber
TO y A, souder 4 Co.
sehr R. ii. Daley Sanders, days from New London. In
ballast TO captain.
6ehr Isaac Reh. CrOwou DAYS BOson with udsa
10 Crowell Collins.
with stone TO captain.
sehr Two nIo.hers, West day from Indian River, via
grain 10 James Barratt. ~.
Correspondence Of he PhSIadsDhia Erchangs
LAWS, Del. October 8O.-The barque John Nathuesl
nom philadelphia for PEI nAmhneO and brg Herald. ns
Philadelphia for Guantanamo went sea t9-day lsate
the haroor bare oevesaela. WindW. ..r
reurs, ke., AkEcu hAhqAt-4-
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Steam hip T. Gibson Bowen, New York, W ]. rayler&Co
Barque Il. Wright Jr, Linekin
4 Sons. -.
Bfg e. W. Barter Gehrst, Beaufort, d. s. se.son Co.
Prr Alice Lea Herring New Orleans Y. s. QuartefmastOr
Sohr NestOyeT NickersOn Boston, koble, Cadwen 90.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,

syATB oP THRRMOyBTER To-DIY.-5iX A. M,
4lI. Noon, 473. One P. NJ, 474. Wind, ~ by W.
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The Steamer "City of COrIt'' at New York.
New YORK, November 1.-The steamer CRy
Of cork has arrived with Liverpool advices OF the
10th OF October Her news has been anticipated.
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The weekly averages of the old Banks OF the
city of New York, on Saturday, October 20,
1864, present in the aggregate, the following
changes from the previous exhibit OF Oet0-
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NEW MILITARY AND NAVAL AGRSCY Ma
theWs& Go. have opened new and convene office at
No tOS Wanut street for the collection Of claims, whore
pensions, pt1emonry, and back pay will be pad to
cllmauts
They have great facilities for procuring speedy adjust
ment for those who patronze them having branch offices
Psbure, Grand Rapids. Michigan. and CORES pond
with the principal offices IN tho Union Mr., Ma
thews has been engaged In the Washington depa
for years previous ana superior Inducements offered
to those having business In their lne Sec gdverse-
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Including the Clearing House operations OF the
week, which show the inter-exchanRes bet Heen
the Banks Including also the Suo-rreasury BAL
ance at the close of the week The following is the
general comparison with the previous exhibit,
and also with the movement this time last sea-
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Ff0A nc LoHH0n Itl1ta, Vofo0tF ~,
The accounts from Madrid describe financial
affairs as approaching almost state Of chaos,
owing 10 the embarrassments Of the Government
and OF the National Bank, coupled with the
eject produced by the recent return from London