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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11
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A GARD TO THE I.ADIFS.s=tT77
DIR. DUPoNco,s
Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES

fOR FEMALES. III
1nialllble In Correcting Irregularities. Rerno.
ing Distractions Of the Monthiv 'fnEne "
nom Whatever Gauss, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11

HIM many thousands cured at this institu.
r. Ta1 St1tSlcal tons PERFORMED nv
n = y witnessed by the repoFfafa 81
as1StSs 3 ~ Och have appeared a9in and
81 NE public. BESIDES his Standing
y, Is a factent tiafantee to the h isfeda
SKIN DISEASES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
!sst 80 letters received unleS E6st-naI5 ana
= 70 he used ON die renIT.
tlon Of advertisement NM stiu Pot-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-11
Copper, Tin and sbesti.Ir :, Z VIZ,

COW. JOHNSON 2 son,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
A Challenge.
To IA Editor Of 7Re ". y Tri5un.

To IA Editor Of The ~ JribVne
SIR: In reply 10 the letter Of Gen. j. XII
patrick published in your issue Of Yesterday reas
sert that never wrote, or authorized any person TO
write. or send Lin any letter or communication upon
any subject.
ADMITTED In lay letter published on Sunday last that
had written letter to Gen. John A. Logan, but not
altogether similar to the one had written to Major
Gen. VIM, L. Sherman. My issue is not with Gen. Lo
gsn. but is with Gen. Fitzpatrick.
again deny ever having written any letter. or au
thorze any 20 be written to him. and win give $50 ~
ward egeetins monument 20 the memory Of Gen PhiiI
kcefncy IN the state Of NewJcrsey, the only Genera
from that State named b. me in my Morrisania speech
II Gen. KIpaircs will produce any letter to him, writ
tn authorized 20 ho written by mc, to be submitted
with proof TO bis friend Major.Gen Daniel T. Sickes.
ior decision Gen. fitzpatrick give like sum for
similar object, Il he fails to prodsce the letter.
To he proof general between your statement and
mine. Yours truly, JoHS b. HAs1S.
Ieo-iorl Nov. ., Ices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Commercial Intelligence.

| IoNnoX MONEY MARKET.-The discount demand
TIC Bank ia increasing the drain OF gold to the continent is
lis reported tina, the Austrian loan VIII be for 100000 at
pcr cent, issued at %. go
The discount demand ON the 18th larger yet still moder
Thee was deebe activity in the silver market owing
70 tie dcmeud from India large amount OF India bills ic
duo hut did not effect the general MARKET which was quiet
LIyERPooL, Oct. To oT1ON-The sales OF the
-four days hav been 1900 has including 1900 to speeula
and The market has been dull and prices hsve
declined Id per lound closing with less disposition TO press
tsaes.
SALE TRADrThe Manchester market is irregular and
vrices stil decininy
BFADsrUFfs buoyan aud higher Richardson. Spence
Co and Matehed. Nash Co., report: Flour tTm ana I'd
higher Wheat tends upward and prices are I'D higher
Corn tend. upward, and prices a6i higher. Mixed 49,
fRoylslONs tend upward The above AUTHORITIES report
Beef rnl Pork quiet and sckce Bacon riner
Lud Inactive but steady. butter quiet bat hTm Cheese
G,1uer. Taow firm but gBiet.
fRoprcs-Ashes still Advancing Pot. SO Pearls 81
SUGAR qet aud SIC ay Coffee tcaoy Rice active ana hn
Lnsred OIL steady. k0sin dull and unchanged. spifit-
Turpeutne quiet aud nominal french, +t Petroleum ann
LoSDos MaRKETs -Breadstuf- tend upward and slightly
Hemp edvncing. Talow steady.
LOSpoS MoNKY MsRgKT-C onsols were quoted Thurs
day 5Gs 80 Tor money. ETie shares 81 G5i Illinois Cen.
,ral share. 8!3 u II. 1. = Jlus 63tQGi.
AMERICAN SFCuRITIEs-SattertnwEe's eiferlar Of Oct
% sys: Maket been steady until tbs morning, when
,,ipr ti wee, one ,r b,t declined ron TONER quota
uc depressed zoe orHer having at time cold IS low
% - but sghy recovered closing 90 w G82i Enes were
done AZ ~ and actcdto 5ta6 Atlantic and Crest West
bond .and debent steady durins the week.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Up. m.-CoTT0N-Thc
Brokers CTcr reports tie sses Of Cotton for the week at
1900 bales Of which 100 to spectators and l3Oo to
exporters. Tie market opened steady but became irregular
and cos~d 3D. lower for American and Brazil Tho author
kod quotations Fair Orleans I'D Mildlng 22.d Mid
dias Mobiles aud ic1aii I'D Fair Uplands !t MiddHs
I'D
The stock in port estimated at 5000 bales Of which
5o 200 American The sale. today que'dayl foot up
1900 bales tLe naske closing firm at advance Of ia d.
BREAosTurTs st advancing and prices slighty
hialeI
PROVISIONS and firm.
LONDON Oct. Up m.-Consols for money, a6ldc9;; H.
uois Genital shares %; Ero shares, 1888. United States
1--WE wenss 6i Goj. The stock Exchange 10 cosrd to-
Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Union Nla-s Meeting nj Elizabeth, n. J..
Speeches by Fred. frsiingh","r",t y.
w. Tenny and Oihers-The People the
BRANDED Arisfocrats.o

Last evening the Unionists Of Elizabeth, n.
7 held the largest mass meeting the city ever Wit
messed The people turned out en- mh'se.
me Hon. Fred Frclinghuysen was first introduced.
He said that IL was the duty OF citizen not only 10
examine the nominee Of party bur also me platform OF
rIo,inru on which the Democratic nominee was asking
or their votes The speaker related the familiar anec-
dote of Patrick Henry and the contractor WHO went
.honting through the American camp. Wine Tue Dels
wore ringing jubilee nj the return Of peace, Beer
boefi beef II wanted 10 tax tho Government secuI
it,s This il could not DO II 1t could tar them, II
conli make The nation bankrupt in six weeks. lie
s5nx ed the impo,siby oil taxing them on principles
~ well settled law He then referred 10 The excuse
bev gave for not allowing the soldiers TO vo.e on the
,,rounI that the Constitution would not allow OF II.
n be aid was A sublcTfuge and a falsehood. The
conttntion allowed every male white citizen tie right
of franchise. -,
There was nothing 10 he d)ne but 10 take tho ballot
boY 70 them and no lawyer IN tho State but wold al
MT of their right their constitutional right Who de-.
MED that they had lost any rights OF citizenship BY aid
in, In maintaining the lapg Who denied thai they
nannIJ vote when home "a iuilougif But the Demo.
orats Lney they would be busted from their "hgh
n they carried them the ballot box, and prc
PcaIlv disfrgnchised theu-prctealy robbed them of
,heir greatest constitutional right How would they
a 81 toward such men Write N the walls where they
met Meme meme tekel uphnfsl.'
W. Tenny. esq, then red brief address which
was listened To with great atteion the speaker being
interrupted very often by applause. After fine eIlogy
nm President Lincoln, he spoke OF President Jomson
the idol Of the Democrats. H. claimed Mr. Jolnson
ma "A worthy successor 10 Mr. Lhcoln lie was elected
true to its great plobe Emancipation proclana
tion. Tremendous applause. lie contrasted the
Democracy OF we ancient tint with the gay 4nIrd
dead and pGuid body which NV bore its name tut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
How Election Returns Should be sent.

TO facilitate the collection of the election re-
turns tonight and cucumber the telegraph lines as lit
tie possible editors reporters and teegraphers out
outside Of the Cities of Newly and Brooklyn, are re-
quested to observe rlgidy the following rules viz
Send only the full vote for Secretary of State by cities
towns or districts rapidly may be. The vote for
any other candidates the State ticket is not waited
State succincty possible the name and politics
Of the Senator'S and members of Assembly elected
An estimate OF tho result in each County may be sent
at late hour from prominent place in said County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
THE GALE On LAKE ONTARIO.
Ves-eIs Ashore-Wreca Of an Unknown
Ship-AIl Hand. Supposed 10 be Lost
The storm StiiI Continues.

OswEGo, " Y, Monday. Nov. q. 1865
TIE gale on Lake Ontario yesterday was
terrific The schooners Morning Star aud Almira
ashore the city, Several vessels had their
blown 10 pieces. and lost their deck loads. The
shore bcOw this port IS strewn with lumber and saye
boats.
PICTor, e. W., Monday Nov. 6, 1865.
There a heavy gale last night that did great
damage 10 tbe shipping on Lake Ontario.
The schooner Annie Maude il ashore at Wilmington,
laden with 1900 bushels Of peas.
The schooner Maggie Of Montreal with 1000 bush OF
barley from Wellington for OswcgO is ashore mt Gull
Point with water over the decks All board were
saved.
4 lar 20 black vessel, name unknown. is ash ore
Salmon Point Reef. Tie mssts are gone and the
- breaking over her. All hands are supposed TO be
lost. II is impossible 10 communicate with her till the
gale subsidies.
KING,IoS, c. W.. Nov. 6-s p m.
Tie gale still continues with rain, and the wind is
sbiiing 10 the north. 4 schooner is ashore a mile
east al Long Point and another the north shore in
prccsrioEs condition. Their names unknown.
PoRr CoIBuRSE G. W, Nov. g. l'Gj.
The schooners Marian Eagan and Wings OF the
Morning went ashore here this morning. The Wings
of The Morning was laden with slaves and broke in two
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NEXICO.
The Rio Grnnde Ferry Boats Ordered 10
he StoPped Cumming by Mcjin-AGairs
at Nat. moros-PcrsoEni.

CAIRO, saturday. Nov. 4 1905.
r., NCr- Orleans Tire DATA has later adylces
from The Rio G1ande. Cen Mejia had ordered the
ferry boats between Brownsville and MatamOrOs 10 be
stopped running that the adhcrents Of COrtinas in
Brownsville woud be prevented from crossing There
were large numbers OF his men reported IN Brownsville
al The last aivIces
Lum0r reports many descrtions from MeJa's CON.
mand nj Maiauoros. and his recent fighting with the
Liberals Is said 10 have been earned on by native
troops iho French con mander leading then in person
he foreign residents IN tue town also participated III
its defense az the request OF Neiia.
Gen Stanley has changed bis headquarters IA ichAs
from ictOrls TO san tDtorio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
CANA "a.
sensaiion Teirgram-Thc Fcninn Excite
n,cnt Exnsgeraied-Factsi in tlie Case
The Weather.

TOR0NIO, MONDAY, Oct. 0, I-uj.
The Especial" sensation kilograms from this
city in reference 10 excitement caused by fenans may
he regarded as the production Of some one with u
ely and excable Imagination there being no excite
nent Whatever. The feeling is that the Government Is
quite able 10 deal with any fenan projects that may be
Matched here or elsewhere.
The Banks have an extra guard rs quite number OF
daring burelsries have recently been pcrpetrated
1t e. reported that the Volunteer ArmOries are well
guarded
The daily papers have on occasional article on the
Fcnans OF a decisive character; beyond this there
no signs of The alleged excitement
The weather !s cold and stormy. There a hurri
cane last 1ht aud II is feared considerable damage
occurred TO Yesrels Oh the Lake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Destructive Fire in Br"ok'yn-A S'sh
Factory and a Number OF b"ciins'
Consumed by thc Flames.

An extensive conhagration occurred on Sun
dav night in the vicinity Of Gates and Classon'ayes
and Ouiucy-st resulting in the destruction OF large
sash and bind factory and number OF frame dNeLhg
houses occupied by about dozen families all Of whom
yere turned out OF doors without being able tosaye
any of their property Some barely escaped with tler
.yos. The wind blowing iereely and sparks ana
aia.,ers were mpelied distance Of half nile.
NE fire originated in the cash and hind factory CT
Alsrt g. Write situate in Qainey-st neer cjasscr.
ave The building of large dimensions, OF wood
and filed with coinhustibie material Tie fames were
frs, discovered in the e1gDeroom and thence spread
with great rapdity. The entire structure was speedHy
enyeloped 4 row of six frame dweuing,houses Oh
ClassOn.nye.. between Gates.avc. and Qulneyst.
brick building the corner Of Gates-aye., and large
th.ce-st0ry frame house on tie corner OF luGTSi.
ne,t caught fire. and the whole, with the exception #
hp br.ck building totally destroyed. The trpmea
worked energc'.caly until nearly daylight before they
succeeded in staying the progress Of the fiery element
The sash factory Was occupied by Messrs: Gartlper
& Johnson whose los stock amounts 10 81 30; in
sufed in the Morris Insurance Company. Tho loss on
the building is 5o0 insured for 900 in the Nass41
Mr., T.. c. Wood. the owner of the house ana ..oro
corner Of Classon.aYc. and QUineyst sustained loss
OF zoo; insured ior 1900 III the New York lire and
Tho occupants Of the dwcllug.houses destroyed ard
their losses are as follows; Jacob Cortelyon, loss
81 500 Insured for 5000; l.. L. Chichester loss :o2
Insured for 500; j. j. Walker loss 500 Qipsurlee;
1fami!y ABSENT loss 500; $. n. Woods loss 81 100
10 insurance brick building, corner OF GGtes and
Classon.ayes., owned and occupied by Edward CoMn.
grocer was partially destroyed; damage s., 500; in
sured for 1900
The total loss by this cOnfiagraion was sls 100.
Ii is not known the fire originated but sJppOs. Il
TO have been tke result Of accident.
On Saturday evening fire was occasioned u the
show window OF Isaac Levysons store No. 2D Myrtle
ave. by the goods displayed coming in contact with
the eas jet 1t was cxtnguishcd after damage TO tho
extent OF go had been done.
About o'clock Sunday evening fire occurred, in u
stable owned BY Patrick Donnelly and occupied by
Niicluel Monanan. in Bushwicka ave. near Skimar.st
which totally DESTROYED. Damage slOD; no insu-
ancsi supposed 10 have been the work OF al inse.-
diary.
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Alleged Attempt 10 Dcfraud the Govern
meut.
CCSroM-HoCsE CLERK ARRESTED IN THIS CITY
AND AN ALLEGED ACCoMPLICE IN RrCH-

CLSrOM-HoCSE CLERK ARRESTED IN THIS CITY
AND AN ALLEGED ACCoMPLIcE IN RrCH-
MoNp, VA, FOR ISSUING BOGUS BONDS.
Capt. Jourdan Of the Sixth Precinct, yesterday
arrested William Chase Barney, clerk in the Custom
House, on the complaint of Mr. Nelson X Wheel,
Deputy Collector OF this port The complainant eharye.
that the prisoner and an accomphce named Rcn,hsn
Fabian attempted to deraud the United States Govern.
spurious bonds securities, to enable them 70 IN
draw from the Custom. House 300 barrels of alcohol
The following is the affidavit of the complainant:
Nelson X. Wheeler of the New York Custom Hor,. .
testified: That he is informed and believes that on rie
10Th OF October ls65. William {. Barney, clcrk in
the New-York Custom House did receive end DRAW ~,
witnessed and placed in the there soyers
fictitious bonds purporng TO be the bonds of Riebarj
Clancy. principal and others securites for The
purpose OF Withdrawing goods from the Custon,Honss
10 be landed abroad that said Barney was 40 advssS
TO do was assisted and did conspire with one Benthar
Fabian to file and witness and receive as aforesaid th
cheat aud dcrand the United States Government 81
sum of si0Op being the duties on the onor ~ W
ternal Revenue which was mentioned in the said hens
when bonds we're preliminary stem 10 ohtain a.:
Withdrawal OF liquor from the warebouse ami Era
SAID barney and Fabian did thereby as Aforesaid mae
tne sald ncsti1ns bonds being written OBLIGATIONS
credited to the United States Government for the nnr
pose oil derauding the United States Goyernment as
tne sum OF soooo aud with the felonious intent To
The Richard Clancy who Ia c,a,msd q, ho a.. nx;.,
PAL sgner OF the bonds was stated by the accns.sj -
40 business AZ No. 81 Cedarst bnt no such prrsor,
1Y" ne 'ouid, or was known in that neighborhood
nc otIer slgneis are Michael OBrien, No. 260 Broad
ywN"i James haviland No. Waterst; Frederjeh
W ood No. 20 iloadway, aud Samuel Spinner No 81
oouth-sf. IL Is claimed by the prosecution THAI ali
oSe peIs0naSes myths and existed nov here bot in
lLe mag nation of the accused.
, aoian, the accomplish. arrested in Richmond Nv
the military authorities and is held to await the act;o
d the Government. lie time q CLERK in TIE
treasury Department, Mt Washington but abont an.
year since was dismissed for cause S1s
, Yesterday afternoon Barney was arraieued hss,,.
Justice bowling at the Tombs for examination. His
counsel. Robert ID. Holmes, In lengthy and ara -,
nent claimed that the was beyond the iurisSSu
United States Court " ''As "e1oIe
This motion was opposed by John Se6ox,.,
no claimed that the Court had entire iurisS;ss oeq
Inc magistrate decided TO Temporarily com~I. A.
consideration. wv Ssse i0r further
Barney was some years since before a po,,..c
x i siI on charge Of being concerned IN Sol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

At meeting Of the undersigned, friends OF
both Mr. Charles Riley and Andrew j. Plumb, candi'
dates Of the Union party for Assembly. it was proved
Mat Mr. Riley was, and always has been WAE DEM
ocRAF and could be elected if supported by the whole
united force OF the Union Of the District There
upon Mr. Plumb honoraby withdrew from the canvass
by and with the advice of his friends.
Josrru b. TAYLOR y. KINGSLEY sr.,
JOSHUA f. BAILEY JANIS y. TUTiLL,
Tie foregoing IS correct. 4. JACKSON PLUhh
Ntn. I MI NnX. d lstl.
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4 Card from George w. Morton.

VIII you do ne the favor to correct your list
Of candidates by emitting my name for Member OF
Assembly for the Seventh DISTRICT am not candi-
date. DR.. Andrew Van Antwerp has received the
united nomination o. ,he Mokeon, Tammany and
MozaI. organizations, Truly your ob'tseryt
GEORGE w. MOTION.
Va. York Nov. g. 1865.
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EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
FalmerSton to be Eon0red with 9
Public Funeral
Xac English Press en- the New
ministry.
Stewards Dispatch to France
GLKERH. ELECTION IN ITALY.
TtrREg poNr. Monday, Nov c, 1850.

The steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool oct
.t via Londonderry Oct. .. arrived of this pons at
atou; O'Clock th.s evening.
The steamship Aleppo from New.York' arrived at
Queenstown on The 2ith.
1he steamship City Of Limeriok, from New'fork, ar
r.yed al Queenstown on the 18th.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New York
arrived a; Liverpool on 'he 18th.
The steamship Allamama from Sew York, arrived
y, Southampton ON the 2Jth.
Tte steamship Scc'iano, from NewYork arrived at
Liverpool Oh the -ciu.
The steamship Belgian, from Quebec. arrived Z: l.y
GJoo! Oh the 2G,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
TIE REGISTRY.
Totnl Number Of Voters ReRisfereo
IRIourbout the Cuy.

It 9 O'Clock last evening, INC KegIstIHIS
throughout the City completed their labors and those
who have neglected TO register their names s Az,
debarred the privilege OF casting their paos a. o'
sderaton the fact that there have been none OF e eA
elements attendant on Presidential or Charter en'
vass, the number Of voters registered IL renafhhpS
heavy Helow win be found the total number regis
tered In each District and the number OF votes cast at
the last Presidential election in the same:
r1RsT WARp IoUEIEENTH WARD.
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enuncsted none OF its principles. he reviewed with
Keen and cutting sarcasm the Hon. John Van Buren,

Keen and clttlIg safcdsW tIV Hull JUN an DuIo l
ts apostle.
He alluded TO tire wish Of tie Democrats to repud
ate the national debt by taxing the national
bonds The bonded aristocracy-wbo were
soldiers, the aboring men. the people, bonded aris
tocracy indeed Was 1t not just and proper one
Any one who chose might belong to it. How could 1t
be an aristOcracy Surely the people OF New'Jersey
were too intelligent TO be deceived by such misnoners
The speaker closed with exhortation TO wipe out
by their earnest and united voice the record of the past
four years.
The Union Glee Clnb sang several patriotic campagn
songs and after severa! speeches the meeting adj
journed until this morning when the male portion VIII
assemble at the polls TO vote for Marcus L. Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

The prussian commissioners have an
y0luced that military force wond be used to prevent
tic Inhabitants from recognizing the Duke Of Augusen-
borg or any other person having authority IN the
duely. Inc ovation to Tho Duke at LcHermoId the
aaIss of hi, Demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07

SEyEyrEFSrU ASSEMBLY DI,TEICT.-Wo arc
70 uested hy BIZ u. J.. Allen President OF the Seven.
tecnth Assembly District Union Association to state
that Theodore Thebon, candidate OF the United Service
Society FOR the Assembly declines in fyor Of the Union
candidate Charles J. jenkins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
TuE RUSSIAN AMERICAN TILE.
GRAPE.
Whereabouts Of fhc Working Party-Goid
round-suspeRdins Operations for the
Uiut,r.

san FEhCiscn Nain'daY, nov. j. i-t'.
/ dispatch yesterday from Victoria states
that tle party constructing the Telegraph wire toward
tbe Russian Professions we're setting telegraph poles
about 80 miles uorh Of To mouth Of Quesnec River
They there struck dirt yielding from - cents 10 dol
lars worth OF god pcr painful.
Tle greater portion Of tho men working on the line
bad been discharged, and operations ior tie season
partly suspended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
A shocking Trngedy-A Husband Cuts
ss;. W;(r.s Thront aud Then His Own.

HARTFORD. Conn, Monday, Nov. 6. 1865.
H.W. Green, the President of the Connecticut
Fire Insurance Company in fit OF insanity. last
night cut his wiies throat WIN is1or causing her
%aatb IN a tew moments. He then cut mis- own throat
in TWO places and gssbcd his arm He Is still alive, but
,tcr, r. yery little prospect of Ais recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
China.

neetiEg OF the Chamber Of Commerce had
te.r aed al Shanghae 10 express dissatisfaction with
fie working " The treaty Of Tien.tsin.
hufgewine il oiiclSlb reported By the Mandarbs 20
rave been dTGwred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Austria.

The Pesth Naplo thinks, according to The
lows OF the Deak party, the hungary debt is not in
orSa,ce with the strict legal rights Of Hungary bot
Isl, aIsn basis Of equity and common Interests ei
Iirucayy and Austria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
rh:inJ,lpI,ia and the Cholera.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Nov q, 1865.
At meeting of the City Councils this alter
roon a snnciaI appropriation Of 10000 was made
90 a.. Ho,rd nj Health Tor the appointment Of Inspec
tors sc. 10 attend 10 the CLEANLINESS OF The city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Frankfort.

Austria and Prussia have address cd . severe
circumstance the Senate Of Frankfort. rs the source
81 he coarse attacks the two principal German
Tow srs and Threaten the Mayor and senate win IN
isyeniion should urdier meetings of delegates De per-
uIt.eG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
Italy.

TIE Prince and Princess Napoleon arrived at
TariI OIL the 2lfh alt. The King and Queen Poru.
sal were expected the same evening. The town would
" illuminated.
oc(tg rec lions 20 were known 70 have resulted favor
A, 10 Ais Government
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-The funeral Of Lord
Palmer ,ton is taking place to-day.
buoy, supposed 70 be stationary, was passed IN a'.
~ long 10 and is thought to be one oi the Atlantic
Telegraph buoys
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rance

The Archbishop of Paris wa. visiting The
sfoiegs hospitals
a council ol Ministers was held on the 2jtb uli.
1ae Boarse the 18th ut. bat; renter closed IT
at f.