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aaa reaidirg IN North ProYidences On Bun.
day detective officer Swan, assisted by Others
Of the police force, searched Mtchells hoass
and found great quantity Of stolen goo4a
there, making in nii, we believe, three wagon
loads. About eight hundred douars' worth
Of thcse goods Mitchell confessed were: the
results Of burglary which lie committed on
the night Of tho 18th iost.. bJ breaking iuto
the store Of Hon. lafayette Reynolds, 1t NO
hegan village, BurTllfrnlc. Officers Swan
and sloeuh visited Mobegnn Sunday after:
noon and verified AIitaheH's story relauye to
that gobbezy. In the house were also found
goods previously taken froIn Anthony & Hol-
loway's store, and a package Of butter, an
ceming the ownership Of Which the culprit
will make no disclosures. It seems to have
been one Of tho most remarkable cases Of ras-
ea1lty on record. Mitchell pleaded guilty of
and was committed for trial.
, 1865-12-01
~Heavyss SWlnt1Ie.

4 fellow whose name ne have been unable
to learn came to this city about ten days ago,
and proposed Organizing Juvenile singing
class. With this object in viewnhe visited
the public schools few days after lis arrival,
advertised his merits aud ability as IN in:
stEuctor Of vocal music to the scholars, and
offered to give arch Of them as would become
members Of his class ten lessons for the insig.
nlncant sum Of my cents, and ended By urg.
tional Hal, pay over the dimhutfye green.
backs, and enter upon their course OF musical
Instruction. On the appointed night some
forty OF fifty juveniles OF both sexes Sssembled
at ihe hall, paid their money, and we're en-.
rolled Rs u1emsets ofthe class. Somuch time
was occupied in enrolling the names Of The
echolass that the musical genius concluded
to aaothes evening. The second night the
, 1865-12-01
An Important Arrest-A Housefau o1
Stolen Goods Discovered.

The variety store Of Messrs. Anthony 4
Holloway, No. 4S7 High street, (OheyyiIfe),
having been entered and robbed recently, on
Saturday night two persons slept IN tho store.
In aud carried oil one load OF plumber with
ont either party being aware Of the presence
Of the other. But tie second time the rob-
bers came In the sleepets we're aroused. One
held the thief BY his glittering tube bearing
close to bis head, while the other sprang
who took the man and The goods ID his pos.
ses.son-worth perhape *so0-to the police
s.ation. The shopbreaker proved to bc Ezra
+ Mitchell. engineer n Chapla + Down. mill,
, 1865-12-01
FROM DES MONIES.
Robbery and almost Murder at Dez
Nlofnes-Sentence Of An E1-JudEe for


Robbery and almost Murder at Des
Nlcfnes-Sentenee Of an E1-Judse for
Robbery.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.J
DEs MofSEs, Nov. 80.
The Fen1ans arc rapidly increasing IN strength In
this city, Notwithstanding yirnlcnt opposition
from certain quarters.
Collins, formerly County Judge Of Floyd county,
and Chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors, Vas
Last week tined ard convicted On the charge Of rob
bing the eafe Of the Floyd county T1ez4rer, and
Mas sentenced TO FIVE yeart in the penlsent1ary.
Messrt. Tucker. Of WaTeIly, Noble Of Mcliresor,
and Patterson, OF Charles City, conducted the pros
ccntion, and Mcsers* HaEke! & O'Nc41, Of Dubuque,
md Mr. Pratt OF Charles City, the defence.
The Post office q Bo{lin's Grove, Butler county,
was destroyed hy fire few days ago sinec.
The North Missouri Ka,lfoad IL located 40 as TO
tntersect tho State uue near West Grove, in DAVIS
county.
The cooper cslab1ishmcut Of John Moore, at
New Chtna. WIS destroyed BY fire oo Sturdy
night last, Logs e 600.
b. Wilson, late editor Of tht Den.es City
Xaaa7 Rt9ssfsr, has returned. 10 this eily,
, 1865-12-01

new YoRK, Nov. 30-1n regard to the arrest O.
James Stephens, Head Centre OF the FcuIans, al
Dublin, the Liverpool Courier says thu testimony
CHIEF Of the Brotbehoo1 In ireland. He went IN.
der the name Of J. Power, 8nd WAS called tho Cap.
tain. He sent letter TO the Fenlans at Clonueil,
which was rad before them. The person Who car.
documents found in possession Of Stephen, Wcre
read. Some Of these papers we're In tho hand wit.
ing Of John o'MAhoney. Fentan Head Centre in
America, and others In that Of Stephens. They all
related 70 the Feniau movement, and those tn tbe
hand NI1tiDg OF AAhoney were identified by Her
naan SchnfeId, an 1nfosmer cent 10 ireland by the
the raTeYnmeuf -
, 1865-12-01
FROM MADISON,
Tho Stale Debt and East Tear,E Ex-
pendttures-0mcini Statement Of tho


Tho Stale Debt and Last Tear,K Ex-
pendttures-OmcIni Statement Of tho
Election.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 20.
The ssat< Journal publishes the report Of the
stase 1trasuscr to-day. The receipts Into the
Treasury. Last yeas, were Il 400 s67 disbursements,
f&o6i sB, Including 81, ,o &c paid to soldiers
families. The debt Of tho Stats 1t tho present time
Is e,555,10a,
The Official votes Of an the counties In the State
have been received at The ONCE Of the Secretary Of
State, and the total vots for Governor Is los l81
on suffrage 100 SIS This rote is divided as tollovs
Fa1rchild, 81, 1883; Hobart, 1903; majority for Fair
child. o,oN. For suffrage, 46,ss8; AGAINST, b1,307;
majority against, e,059. The home vota Last yesr
y. "a The Union majority last year On the home
Toie Was 1881; the Union majority this rear Is
90N, showing an increaae on the homo majority n{
2.1N. Fairc4lM gets ,ol5 fom the soldiers vote,
80 far az received and Hobart 800; In favor Of sul
frnee. 263: against, 103S-syith two regiments and
Tie weather has been very cold and clustering
today, with light fall Of suow.
, 1865-12-01
FROM LOUISIANA,
Message OF Gov. Wc1la to the LouisIana
Legislature.

SEw oRIEass, Nor. 2o:-Gov Wells message
wa rsad today Il SAYS Loui.tsaA's loyalty Is e
newed without reservation, md ehe acccpts With
sincerity ard fapknets The new order .! lhings,
determined bT thc arbitration OF the sword. he
urges speedy election OF United Stntes Senators:
Fssom%ends ihat sn appropriation BE- made or The
Sppi that means be devised 10 pay nIl accrued ID
.sssst E g. without scyere re- + taxation; The enactment
parties interested TO make their orn terms: asks
that ~ Investments to nee Immigration be re-
secret political associations, wh1ch are uuuonbt-
81! being rsvi.ea t. The State; says provision.
md erect State House; urges The immediate pe;-
EcttnR oft6e organization Of the State militia, md
rceomncnda that Ill ta1cs levied upon colored
people for educational purposes, be applied to The
education % OF u coiored people e1cinsively. liz
Louisiana, and y anxiout that ehe ehond take her
Plaea IN the Union. The Governor invites tho
Legislaturc to unite with the Executive authority
Or The state tn giving fresh evidence that Louifiana
determined to eaad or fall with President John
TIC message are purely OF d local nature
, 1865-12-01
FROM BOSTON,


Bos7ox, Nov. g0-Tremont Temple was crowded
With an Intelligent audience this evening to listen
to lecture By Gen. Fitzpatrick IN the future pa.tY
Of The country. The General was introduced With
appropriate remarks by Gov. Andrew, and was re-
celyed with enthusiastic and prolonged cheering,
He eafd: :" In considering The question. what Is
to be End what shall be The future party Of this
country, that party mast rst Of al be Just It uaust
also Be patriotic, not patriotism a catch.Woed,
but the patriotism which had met and snbdned
coin, SewAtd. Stanton, Grant Gems. DIX,
Butler. Baaks, Sheridan and Others; the
R10 a,tnfs. q Aad1eM r. who ho. s,s
hands. He did not believe that III. johnson had
forgotten Or would disregard the promise Of tree-
o. his hnguase einec Tor the punishent Of treason
Thai party sbonld also be progressive and, aboTe
all, taiy republican n idea nd democratic IN Ill
gotten to act upon tho principles Of jusiioe, hu-
manIty End truth, Il will hare parted With tho se-
cret of liz greatzess. With m adho1snse to these
, 1865-12-01
Suffering. ofa Sblpyyrccked Crew.

Suffering" Of a Shipsyrccked Crew.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 30.-Captain Robert Witty, Of
tbe schooner joel G. Sweet, ptres statement Of
perils and snaertnss OF himself md com
lsanfons. The schooner was wrecked near
Cape Ca1uoyer, and the survivors managed
little sand teland, where they remained four days
and nights. being I'LL the third day without any
thing to cat or drink. Finally they resched the
able distance, In an almost exhausted cundidon,
and uah!e when they laid down to be attacked by
.sovcs ac7nss the State OF Florida through Wild
and deeolate region, to the little town Of Enter.
uffee
, 1865-12-01

The Freedmen in Alabama-WhyT They
Refuse 10 Contract for the Coming
Eear-Quantrell on his way to Wash-
4nston for Pardon.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
CA1Ro, Nor. 50.
a gentleman Of intelligence md a large planter,
residing near DemopoAs, A1a., etates lhat ruuors
Of ofdfsozdcrly conduct Of freedmen In his netchbor-
hood we're unfounded; that although the negroes
were not very willing to engage for the next year
1t Wak not from any had In the pretended
division Of property, but Eimply because working
on eharee has not proved favorable to them for the
balance Of the year ust expired; that the system Of
sharing with them part OF the crop was dishked BY
Them on account Of the difference OF industry and
skill IN the work 10 be performed They anece
that this eyptem forced on them partnership with
each other in which the idle md Lazy had m equal
sha.c With The eteady md Industrious hands, and 1t
not only placed the latter level with tbe former,
but forced On him greater amount Of Labor.
The notorious Qnantre1l passed throuKh here to-
day On his way to Washington for pardon.
, 1865-12-01
FROM NEW YORK,
Sale Of Governments Vcsse1A--2,50O Men
Discharged from the Navy Yard-The
Atlanta ut Her Wharf.

Discharged from the Navy Yard-The
:, Atlanta Mt Her Wharf.
NEw ioRK, Nor. 3o.A eaie Of Government
vessels TOOK place at the Brooklyn Nsry Yard to-
dag. The bidding. was spirited and SONS Of the
were sold fn al at from COO to ssd per vessel,
amounting to $50, 100 Total.
The steamship Pennsylvania from uEc.pool, has
arrived. News anticipated.
Ihe steamer AtlAnta, 50 long detained at qna1au-
f1nc, has arrived up at the city.
Today some a.5o0 men employed In the Navy
YAId, are 10 b. discna1Ked.
Nm. Conway, the ealor who refused to haul
down the American naC at Pensacola, when or
dcfcd 10 do 60 On the 18th of JannnsT last died at
the United Statcs naval hospital this morning.
NEW YoAK, Nov. 30.-A clerk Of prominent
banking house In Wall street, has been arrested on
the charge Of embezzlement Tho amount Of do
tAlcation thus t.r discovered Is 100000.
plot to lEbesate several persons now under A.
rest for forging CLAIMS against the United States,
has been discovered.
Washington defpa.eh eays that The Presidents
message will contain full statement Of The pres
ent reconstruction policy to be submitted to Con-
adopted with vesT few modi1cnuons.
GrantN Of public lands to the Northern and
Central Pacific railroads n1f exceed By careful esti-
uascs, enc hundred md twenty-five millions Of
acres Of Land. Southern routes will be asked for
during the coming eeasion.
Tho Ettedncn's Rureau IL in rrcejpt 0{ 4 frport
ffom it, commissioner In Texas which says planters
ate fe11n4 very 1uHch encouraged by the cJcelenf
prospect before them Of heavy crops, and that the
negroes are working with perfect harmony and
With m inereasc ofconteatment and perseverance.
, 1865-12-01

fKw ?onK. Nov. so.-Rio Janelro adyiccs to
Oet. Sh, say It cannot DC nor ascettained whether
hold their position. The main bodT Of the allied
army Vas on The march to Mercedes, and It was
probable copstasable force would be eonsress-
taus had bc.n reinforced, and arnonnted to cight-
zen thorsa?d neu. Hho would opetaie ii stapus,
where the body Of the enemy van posted. Tue
, 1865-12-01

HALIFAX, Nor. S0.-Late adyices from st.
Thomas haTe been received. The d. 8. steamer
the 20th Inst. The U. S. steamers Vanderbitt and
PoMhRtan aud the iron ciod Monadnock a11tyei At
St. 7ho1na. on the l1th and eailed On ths 18Th.
bound TO the pactdc,
, 1865-12-01

The Colorado Electlon-AddItfonal Re-
turns-Ncw Banks EstablIahcd,

The Colorado Electlon-AiidItfonal Re-
tnrn.-Ncw Banks EstablIshcd.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tdhanel
LAwR1ycE, Eov. 30.
The Rocky Mountain Nfrrs says: Returns from
Southern Colorado, not oncta1, render 1t moralfy
certain that VIZ Gilpin ta elected Governor, and
Geo. II. Chlleott member of Congress. In Bou1dcr
City precinct the Sand Greek ticket received sew
entyfour out Of lit votes poiled. At South Boulder
precinct, the Sand Greek ticket had eight majority
The Lnion-Admlnlst1ation ticket nm ahead at ST,
Vsain's, having forty majority. TheJudges elected
xre most likely Gosllne, Bradford and Berkley
Two new banks will be in active operation herr
IL few days. The National Bank Of Lawrcuce
wns otcnntzed October 10th, with capital OF fl00
eco. with the privilege Of increasing to $5O0, 600
Warrington Hadley. Of Indians, is Prcsidcn., and
E. H. Smith, CaEhler.
The Aachaots' bsnk Of Lawrence has been re-
Gently Organized with j. P. Devereux, OF st. LouIs
as President, and II. M. Simpson as Cashier
, 1865-12-01

pRoE1pEScE, Nor. 30 "A nrc In Jones' block
this evening causcd much damage by water In
etpres and Offices.
Thanksgiving was observed In Rhode Island to-
day. Most Of the manufacturers did not easpend.
because Of the near approach OF National Thrnks-
giving, but the places Of trade In ton were ccnef-
ally cloeed In the afternoon.
Pnov1pESCE, Nov. 30.-Adytces from Hayfr
mention the death of Thomas b. Ives, or thIs civ,
Lieutenant Commander IN the uayT.
, 1865-12-01
Obituary.

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. ao.-Hon. Littleton Laze.
well. the COMMONWEALTH Attorney, died this
morning, aftes a b1ef Illness. Nj. Lazeweu was
elected 70 seat in the State Legislature in Octo-
bef+ and last week he Wa8 elected Commonwealth
Attorney. rice MafnaduEe johnson. rna1cnf1i
, 1865-12-01

lou1svnLk, Noy. 30.-The Ptesbyterians of this
sy hfse ~ath sTtat aaapty ogan0ed The Ken,
South, who are in destitute circumstances resuIt
ing fton the war. The Presbyterian pastors Of thc
gIy to Gonneetion with the following ofncer-. VI n
T. T. Avery and D. MeCnl1och, Vice Prcsidents'
James Hnber, Secretary md Treasurer, Viii cor.
stttutc the Board and will receive and dshurse he
united congregations Of rreebJtc,tans ii Louis.
vile, will he held In the Second Preshrterisn
Church, On the evening Of the approaching Thanks
eas1g day. az Which time. a. an appropriate thank
earnest OF good win to men, efforts WIN be nns}e
to eiye helE and comfort to their suffering pastors
ano their wires and little ones. The Board appeals
prompt cooperation in this Christian vork.
, 1865-12-01

Editors Tribune:
otse1e that eomebody (of greater zeal than
t3ste} would have the name Of fYotcoH street
changed to North 4H0Ee, and that proposition to
that effect hAa already reach.d the City Council.
We have none too much OF respect fot the past.
Nearly all the 1eltcs and lauin6rg Of :. the early
day" IN Chicago IRE already obliterated, and it ia
only IN few ol our street noraes that they are at
Al kept n remembrance. Dearborn, Csss, Clark,
Wolcott. Klnzte, Carpenter, ClybouEne, are nanncs
that still suggest The days Of Fost Dearborn or The
beginnings of the ci1ge Of Ch11go. For this, they
eho1ld be valued and kept alive among us, and not
swept away to- srafy the mania for petty regularity
which possesses some people.
The Historical Society," should have word to
say on such point Mpspxkyr.
, 1865-12-01

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, W.-At af1 o'clock thfs
morning tcIT1dc explosion took place at the Penn
Tfty ;t y,ltS 51qn Mo1ss q Beach and Marlboro streets
blown out, End the boiler In funt started viii
fearful velocity IN an oppoaits direction destroying
P1upsy,t H. ning q ta, ons man, and nadng several
fsrk
, 1865-12-01

sAS FnANc1sco- Nov. e9-SaI1ed ship Emma c.
and 6.600 ns Of bone
a battalion Of CalifornIa volunteers leave by the
1t1t steamer tor Los Angeles On the nay to Arixo-
na: where they arc needed for the proposed CAM
patEn against the Con,anche indisas.
TING pruvcat marshal his discontinued requiring
passports nom parties 1esEtn: this city for Mexico.
, 1865-12-01
weekly Review Of the New York Mon.
eY and Stock Mutkef

New XoRK, Nor. 30.-1he Commercial ea.s
stocks are hmer Ia anticipation Of si4e In prices
altsl the 5s meeting M Of Congress-. The payment Of
1ntezcat and the redemption OF the ire per cent
notes may be expected to produce more ease In he
money market Governments arc rather flmer.
There E growing disposition to buy bouds and
en-tht1ties for Investment, which, however, /.
held IN abeysnte BY the feeling Of uncertainty a 10
Sa,;an whether 1ae deeltning tendency - touched
ehescs until The policy .? 1 Mccuioch i. revealed
Ii biz annual report. In the meantime however.
good many securities are upon the market which
may possibly Toduce further slight decline.
Money y without any material change. There Is
tatsy active dc1na nd from exchange brokers, which
L readily responded to nj pct cent.-lenaers at
pfcscut rrcfcz1tnE that mode OF employing theit
funds TO any othes. There Il steady dow or cur
rency from The Western centres, especially ftom
nominal
The gold premium IL rather weakcr. The appre-
heneions Of diplomatic difficulties do not appear to
have proved decided enough 10 develop any spcr,,-
laton, and the recent rlsc Of 11ts per cent Il 10
be fAGc Is representing simply the prevailing nc1-
yousnees upon the matter Of our foreign relations
for export Ia esrictly nominal.
Foreign exchange Ii attn, hut not ACTIVE
, 1865-12-01

Close Of Navtgatton-Some Figures of
the Seasons HusInc8x.

Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. PAUL, Nor. 80.
The season Of navigation has eloted, the list boat
leaving today. This has been remarkable I'm
proyenent over the two presions seasons, good
stage Of wH.er having continued Throughout. The
61st boat reached here April Is. There hare been
but fonr longer seasons IN 10 yeart
It1B estimated that 300, 900 tuEhcla OF WHEAT have
been shipped from the Ainnesota Valley, which il
less than half the amount now awaiting shipment.
e. 900 barrels Of -four hare been exported, large
portion OF which mas manufactured at M1uueap0-
lis and 81. Anthony,
The District Attorney has been making raid on
houees Of prostitution, and The keepers OF uum-
ber have been indicted by the g1ahd Jury. They
each deposited $300 security for their appearance
at this term Of court
, 1865-12-01

NEw YoHK, Nov. S0.-George Thomas, son OF
sI William Thomas, Ba1ouet, Of England, has
oec1 ar1ested and locked up n tie Tombs. to await
Duncan, Sherman Co., OF this city.
, 1865-12-01

New ToRx, Eoy. 30-The 1f.nss' Hayana letter
gives news from Venezuela that the party headed by
Gen. Miranda, In the State Of Truilfo, was cnn1ely
destroyed IN battle, and the General left dead On
the field.
E1- Emperor Souiouque Of Hayti. had arrived at
Santiago, Cuba, en- To.0s to st. Thouss.
, 1865-12-01

PoRr Down, c. ". Nor. 80.-The wind Ia blow
barque Vim. Treat, which Is aAhoze near this ptace.
A tug Is on tie way to her, but nothing can be
done until the weather moderates. The prospects
Of Saving the vessel arc not 50 favorable.
, 1865-12-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Another Clergyman Arrested for Not
Taking the 0ath-Ffre In Raw
County.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Txibune1
81. LOUIS, Nor. 30
Rev. James Dusan, Baptist clergyman living
In Ray county, Was arrested Last week on q charre
OF preaching without having taken the oath. He
was taken before a Justice OF the reace, and
bound over In the sum Of Il 0o0 to appear and an
The carding machine, With all ia contents, be-
longing 70 MI. +. J. Ross, at Albany, ii Nsy
county, Mo-. vas de*troyed By dre Last Tucsdng.
insurance. ~
, 1865-12-01

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
1snzASAro11s, Nov. 30.
SENATE,
The Senate met at 9a.m
A.numbct Of bills wcre read second time and re
ittred.
House bin No. I. introduced at The regu,a, se.sto,
By Mr. Newcouab, WIS then taken rp The bill an
thorares the commissioners Of The sinking fund Il
loan the moneys Of that fund to individuals In encl
sume ~ they may deem proper, or. In case bopds o
The State c1n be bought 1t q reasonable sate, tht
money! ofthe fund shall be invested In them IL
preference 10 1oaninE TO individuals.
a debate cotned, which occupied the 1eInaInde,
Of the FORENOON.
On assembling in the afternoon the debate On the
bill was reeumed. The Finance Committee had Re.
authorizing 1osninG to individuals, 6c. Senators
Others made hrtef speeches. The debate iatted ali
the afternoon, and resulted in the fact thst the lead
ing ncn OF TIE Senate are In favor Of speedy and
hing I'D eSeiytafgs hin.ins n they ieas1 to9aia
reputation WIS Indignantly scented.
M. Williams M. moEed e reeommlt the blu and
prevailed, and The Senate adjourned. "@'>''
uors1
'Houte met at O'Clock
Governor Baker transmitted communication
Of he XeTeuuisi eeliese Z Bioogngton ne ,ao aad
Agreeing TO buy the Cabinet Of the late David Dale
Owen worth its, ,o00 and farm near that citv
worth Fe5,0O0- The memorial was referred TO the
special Committee On Agricultural Colleges.
House bill, By Mf. Bsanham, reported by Com
mlttee on Waye md Aeans for the creation Of a
ssa eIsese 9ss q S. sps1E nn Fund as read Inst time and
lumber Of bills we9e introduced among them
one By Ar. Newcomb for the creation In Marion
county, Of the Eighteenth Judicial C1rcuit md pro-
y!dmg for continuous Criminal Courts therein, II
necessary.
Joint resolution No. %, instrpcting our Senators
aod Nep1eeentanyes to nrge legislation to equalize
# ii eonsi.ent with hs best Interest," the the
country" An amendment by Mr. Newcomb to
Levy direct tax for money uecessary to be rriscd
By the resolution. Has Eottd upon, hut no QUORUM
rottnR, the House adtonrned iii p. m.
afternoon StsEon.-The consideration Of Shu-
eys Temperance bill Was postponed Til o'clock
tomorrow.
Increase Of soldtesa pensions to sixteen dollars PEI
month.
Nj. Pettlts bill regarding soldiers elsins vas
lost By vote Of d to S.
Mf. Mezedfth'e joint resolution striking out the
thirteenth astic1e Of the Constitution was passed
bs a vote Of 81 to T.
4 joint retolutton amending the esd section Of
article Of The Constitution 60 as to allow cIties
10 rsise Z IT ior school purposes WIS passed BY
Bfli at11ine penalty for selling liquor on Sunday
passed the house, u Io4.
BID amending law In relation to the publication Of
delinquent ta1ta so ~ to pay EIty cents for table
work Instead Of thirty, WIS passed.
Jolut lesolut1on for annual sessions Ailcd BY
vote Of 50 to 48.
House adjourned
, 1865-12-01

BOSTON. Nov. 30-The carpet factory owned By
Ab.am Folsom, In Dover n. u, Was DESTROYED ~
1fc this morning. Loss <50, COO. Insurance 81, 600
, 1865-12-01

Nxw ORLEANS, Nor. s9-Thcrc was large fire
at Mobile on the ssth, DESTROYING eight dwellings
and stables. Loss, S1o.uOo. No INSURANCE. 4 CT
load os cotton was burned On The jackson Railroad
, 1865-12-01

1kfAZIl4
new YoRk. Nov. 30.-Adyices from Rio Jauetro
to ,hs 9Th etatethat the Paraeusyan4 had received
further defeat at NaEanlites, ten m1les above the
slllage Of 1asune!e Cora, force OF 500 dratted
men ffom coHientes having been cut up b. the
!,'I Argentine cavalry under co.onel Romero. A
temher, 1ear Lu1zenlles, In which The Paragraphs
we're defeated. In revenge for this repnlse, the
fatasuaJans burned ZONE thirty yillsgca IN their