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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
BILLIARDS.

THAyE jest Rfc WED THRRE TfNE
a as~ Billiard Tsb'ss, BaIksis anaBu fnnrmrsywlsA
Phslas's eushisuss tie latest inprsysmsnf. Thsy
srs noS ready fyr uss, aus lovers o. Fhis stfrac-
tire s4saa are tnyitsd 70 call ana try tbe - sSs
%, siehoiss Exehssgs. No. IS HAfn rect. =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24
INSURANCE AGENCY.

ESTABLISHED IN ls47.
Combined Capital and Assets rep
resented January LIST, 1885. over
$1S.OOO,OOO a
Eighteen Million Dollars.)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

dress @OOdS IA s. am
CCHAPKtR BUSTING ARE DAILY BE
- ceivi, x novelties In DR. 90 Goods, and SELL
ing them q the Gu tomny popular low prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-24

Policies issued agaisst toss OF damage By Fire,
sPer1ls Of IBlana HasisatseB .Psrsonal IujurT b.
oa Lives, frosa the foiowinx nrst cInss ana IN sv
err rsspset rsiisbls Insaranes Companies:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

prove the occasion by remArkipg that the E1'eou''
Government Of this conntry has organ in the Pf''
and its views and sentiments in regard 10 France
to oil other countries Gun be known always ny '"0
gusgs OF its diplomatic representatives, iof
them infinitely and directs them TO speaA .s,,
frankly and sincerely A short time peioi0 c.,a
munication wa. sent to Minister Dayton MI u
wrote to him: "The statements made 10 ". :.
Drouyn de Lhuy. concerning the
are entirely satisfactory. five are po'i'Or s pm.
them as having been authorized TO be MADE W ;u'
peror in view Of the present condition oi a, Em.
leo. 1t i. trne as have before remarked ,n"' ."s
peror's purpose may hereafter change WIZ .. nnnh
circumstances We ourselves, however "'
servant of the progress of events at home anu
and in no case are VIC likely 10 neglect suon ro' ',
for opr own safety as every sovereign S'''e mus.
,rsvs be nrepsred to fall back upon. when ha'OnS WIN
hio, ,,a, have lived in friendship cease 10 respcc'
,her moral and treaty obligations Your own d'scr'.
Ron will he your guide to how far and and IN "nA'
a., ,s pnbljc interests win he promoted by snbm''ns
- raus 70 the consideration 0f NJ. Drouyn do
Ihuys."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Markets. p. .RcDortcd By 1t'egroyl.


BurvALo. Nov 2J-tlour dali and unchanged. Wle.,-
No. Red Winter Ohio NJ 81 No. ~ ~iu.er TO aniy,
fl -, No. do. held at ~ 33 White Canada 81 ~ 20d
=! 40, White Michigan. =! 10, Green Boy Club p 81
Corn and hn Al sc. Barley, ~id ~ Ui Oats 800
Alc. condition. Rye nominal BOc. fp Sound No l.
HEAT 20 Rochester, y Qtc Seneca fas lnc luport-
t3yi bbls Flour, 3Bsi bu,h Wheat s bush. Corn as
bnsh. Oats 501 bush Barley Canal ports! 80 bu.h
Wheat. $3.50 bush Corn JuJO hu.h. Oat 20 bush RYE
S1dfl IS Fancy, ~ 0a ri 20; Wcud Canal r6 10
a a. 20; No. ! tsnnda Wheat, - 20d - %; Western
VI 7ja 81 B5. Nheut-No sales. Osi,, D &c. Barley 90
d65c.
N.saynIr Nov 23-Th.ra no demand to d,y for Cotton
III. inflated prices. To-day 80 bar, sold
highest price being toc. Receipts b. bales, shipments
~ bales Ths thc shoals 10 nchc. deep aud
strnd.
Toaoxro. Nov 70 -Flour-No uspsactious Wheat-F.n.
~ sUatl sos Spring NJ oBd dSl 10. Barley G0d70c Oats.
J00Jfr Peas, :Jat0c. Rye. 3b0;ac
TOLEDO. Nov. 2i--Whrat, ld2c. lowrri sales Of New
White Michigan, at vi 6Jl0Sl u; Old Amber. al 90 New
~ 370tl 3 Corn 3c better sales al 6yc. ioI No. l. O,ts
steady st Soc. Lake fr,gh;s quiet
MILWAUKEE, Nov A.--flouf dul. Wheat advanced Ia.
silss y u for No l. Oats 23l 2yc. RECENT
2.bD bb Flour. l0l 0J bush Wheat. Shipment.-, $40
bbls. Flour, 10000 buib. " Wheat.
MOBILE Nov 2l.-tOITos MAiEKr-Snles to-day 1900
bales Mddling at SOC. market trn.
tsCiAsAT Nov 2jf Flour quiet. Wheat firm at ~ o. -
~ l0 for Old Red New unchanged. Market dull for
WHISKY New sold at ~ 10 Provisions unsoedi price,
irregular fork closed duh aud heavy Hog. declined fully
81 Receipts. 5000 bead. Gold 1864.
OswEGO, Nov. 9-four Ia good demand At a partial de
cline oi 23c sales 800 bbls. No. Spring 80 130Sg. Red
Winter $40 23a $40 90 White, ell 23d- II 5Oi Doubls
Extra r2 2JGtlI 90 Wheat quiet aud no sales Com in
snd Peas nominal Canal ffeisbs steady Flour ne Wheat
lBc Corn. lb4c.; Barley, l3c; Rye, lic New York
Lake Imgort. liJ bbs Flour 7l6oo bush. Wheat, 58t
bu,b Barley, Cloo bu'h. i've. canal ESpor,; a3+l bbs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Fire ss Biissvilse' LIE IL
Loss 81 5O,OOO-Three Men Injured'

A fire of col siderable magnitude took pace
at BissviIle. Queens County, yesterday, inyoNms u
heavy loss OF property and throwing out OF
some 90 or 800 men. About IL o'clock az soule VI l
Workmen employed in Cozyens Co.'S kerossno .a ~
factory we're engaged in emptying some acids lhto % .
agitator in the purifying house connectea an.ed %
works a volume Of flame suddenly ascendeo' causin iu
II il believed by impure chemicals, and IN lew mn,
otes the whole building filed with the roaring eo
nept The terrified men scampered IN every diioc,io"
seeking for safety ana in very few moments teI'o
volume of flame burst through She rooi rising 70 a
attitude OF AT least 900 feet and measuring probably oo
foet IN circumference. The dense smoke rom tne
buruing building obscured the atmosphere Tor hhes
arOnud - .L ros,a,n
Two hose companies and truck from the Eastern
Disrict visited the scene Of the fire and were nstrn
mental in saving all the buildings attached to the iul'
nense works except that in which the IRE broke out
which was entirely destroyed.
Nv "a O'Clock the flames subsdcd During the prog
re,s of the tire three Of the employed In the "orkS
we're somewhat injured one by falling from Iaduer
ard one by burns. onoo
The loss of oil is estimated at the Vsne OF s4O'Vo
and the destruction Of the building will involve loss OF
about OoO including the machinery. There was no
insurance . .
These oil works are probably the Oldest in the conn.
try and were originally erected for tho Manufacture OF
coal oii They are owned by the Brothers Co@lenS'
whose place of business in is Pearl-st., New'fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
rto,r FoS pnsh, D.. ~ abroad. aoS bbs Flour

Flo., a. 900 bu.h Wheat 1880 bush Corn, fseoo bush
Bsrjex ~ 500 bash Rye By raroad: 900 bbis. Flour
CuicAao Nov. 23-Flour dull TO effect sales holoeIs
would have to .nbroi, TO decline Of l5dsoc Wheat az
yanc, 2ia Ne closing firm at 39i0$l 40 for No ana
q ora ~ for No. Corn active at oSc for NO 2Ic Io
No2 Data 6tm at 2gc Ffegbs du Ice oa Corn to bpIso
All vessels ryins are going in,o Winter quarters hg
wines inactive. Provisions dull ne-s ronk deciIne' -
IL dull l0i DcIc. Receipts-s bo' Tour zooo o
Wheat rs 90 bush. Corn. Is 800 bush Os~ shPusmss
30 0O bbs Flour, 5000 bush Whest '''v" pu'h' ~''
%, 900 bush. Data ,,n. In "a. ;o
good d.maDd sales IS O"O bush. at 6le for Choce
and 6la6lIc or State Corn duh at p3c Barley IN far de
rlsnd sales 5000 bush at \ u for state fouro"so "
dAI IA for Canada East. Shipped by to"s-oov, Dasn'
Uorn bush Wheat 5000 bash oit- 4VV w o'n, p @
lev O0D bush Rye 1000 bush. Malt Passed Fn',onN.e
loads Of Corn loads OF Wheat loads oi flour osu' OF
Barley z loads Of Oats. loads Of Rye. ,,
OswgGo Nov. ?3-l p nh our - S: Sooi S'Sa Semon'
and partially 25c. lover. Wheat quiet choice hi'e
~ o Com quiet Barley dli sales Of Canada it r 10.
and e held At q H. Rye aid Peas quiet Cans, ieiiht'
ged 62c Flour l9c Wheat !tsc on Cofn i'c'
on Bsrley and lie. on Rye to New-York. -
BALrlu0RE Nov. D.--f!our steady. Wheat nrn ana
scace corn firm; saes OF White u Sc felows' dS5c
sale. of Clover Seed +89 - "a. per un Prouaon qus
sales of Bacon Shoulders at l8o Sides Ntde droesre'
inactive and heavy. Wiskey du and heavy sales OF west
PUuxpELPHIA Nov 29--P.troeIm pvlneed lc sales OF
Crude At 90 Q3e Refined in bon1 6lGo2c free 'Sa8lc-
Four very dui; s.s Of We.torH Extra a. Sshf TO- renn
syvsna and Ohio $40 25a ELL Wheat quiet; sses Of No
bush New Red st ~ 35 Old Red, ~ ioDs ~ cor,l
du sale, of 500 bu.h New Yellow 5268tc Od iel'
low aJg1c Oats hrnl otb byO bueh at " rose saes
of NeyYork Barley al So 25 Provisions very dull "hshy
dun; sale, Al 81 4GG$l AZ. L.,
Nkw.ORLaAss Nov % cotton oppressed sales 70 day
300 bales: Nddlirg 5ld5fc Sur dull ~ lot i5c rtet'
heavy; on Cotton to NewYork, 10 God ia s'ernus Ia
change. lJt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
THE THIRD ANENUE RAILROAD
(OMPANN.
Bnspertnss Deei.ioa-Ciiy Railroads me-
Liable to ManicIpnI Va sties.

COURT NF AFff ilS-~FrTf~nrh lfhs lio.
Tie Mayor Aldermen AMI tommnngiiy ~ the
CITY u ScwNorr frtpoul~n' aif The 1tird Avenue Rai
road Company. appel-us DeuI4fr'r O the defendants
1nc action ior p-r1rs occurred hy flnning
ithou 81 icsusr tee Of -.O hrnusny each
"a =, r-qYrd ty c'y ofd.nanse, pi.,ei The Jt Of
IAe au.wr deui,d The liability of hc de',ud,n, and the
alto5 - ihr city g. rJ4 80 -fn" i'f of O. enforce
p-nay l1f running th~ without Ymrlt oi nch tee
II c.~d that th. 1t - January. @ the city rtefrd
into contrast ith Nyrlcft Nln srsiet anil h. isfoc s-s,
sfautrcs might sud woud roustuC tue railroad ~ qarson
and their cars Ia Hccoftausr with The plaous - The
contract aid ne snhsequ'n fsiious o. th" common Ooln
ltsun of ths lid road lud The atstciArf Iof
tlc .ucc.sso. should ply a.. lnru ice ,ire iof each
allowed by Az and sou ve sprh censo a.rntdnsly
that te gr,nt acrered By tc sores and asfs sri
daly s,ru.d and rGnsiered 10 the driscu that on tho
faith ofiue tho road cousrutei ard al ihe
spus1u the part ~ tie sr.ut.es have been obs,rrd
the complaint not Allowed by la = " date Of the giant
And that defendant hes paid and l. ready 90 pay the
Aorusce thea allowed aud ior which The coutr.ei po'de
The demurrer Sas bToHfu 10 hearing in the New fors
rlrss before lodge DAy, WHO Judgment fol
the panH' aud Oh. judgment hayns hfsn affirmed at o..
General Term the defendant appealed 10 thi' Court
tsrs'on W. Potter Tor appellants oeoise shea iorth oiS
o. New y ora
PoKryR ,Our decision the March in the Of
tho Mayor New lofk sssust the Second Halfoed
Company sub.,stty disposed q Tie question raised by iho
present appesL lj2 Aesfois Tiaany nj
The increase Of the sum payable az license ie under the
ordinance les beyond the provided for by the
pu aiions 20 the Of 1889, a a 10 wasu drrogs
ton Of defendants rights, must be- deemed esa and void
1t u,t tie exercise oi the power OF mrIupa regulation
f,srfv.d by the terms Of un su aud yL-A t.c Cemm.n
Council had authority aenae, bit il simply lar
relates 10 thi. particular road Htempt by of the
ri. 70 eoninct to reyosc provision inserted ior the
lenst, of the other.
The Common Council could no, faly impose penalty
for ooInpil with al Illegal eisciion.
The judgment should reversed with for the de
fcudGIt o tie demurrer
"A concur md judgment rsyers,d.
correct copy: JorL TIgY.sY state Reporter
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Meteorological.

New.York may DC and is delightful city
under the moonlight wrapped In the sunshine canopcd
with yernal skies STEPPED In the dreamy langoor Of
Indian Summer; but with the easements Of Heaven
open and all the angels washing Windows ID us dis.
agreeable town a, any in tho country.
Che good deItcs deliver Us from evil and the Me,rop
oils during the pluyial period.
Then nothing but waiorproois and cavalry boots
bic ons 10 continue LIS ampbibious existence In Broad
way or any other horougharc; and he needs the loft
les, stoicsIn to reconcile him 10 continued residence
on planet which seems dissolving in mir, and mos.
turo.
Wo rather ike rain and storms. but not here where
Jupter Puyius wears the most foTbiddDg iroTns ond
Lis poom has not tnee of romance.
FOR three days past this island has been almost nm
boarable Tho atmosphere has been raw aud chilly;
The wind cutting and caprcions; the skies sombcr to
tho last degree; hs streets leguneke. oni the tld'
yslke the apohcOsis Of filth; whio pedestrians have
wandered along as melancholy aud grim as the ui''
bnried ghosts upon the borders OF the otyh
sill the heavens draped In mourning ana inc
rain is falling droarily, and the stars arc wondering
when they can look down again upon the drohchod
sphere which WILL IL Is to be hoped hko woman a!trr
her tears wear brighter smile and faror lace Tor
the long experiment IL has given M in hydrAuhcs ana
tho opportunity for practicing tho xenocistc creed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
ruLVRy. AGA kG

Mr.. Norman Wizard Of this city has Just con.
cuded some very interesting experiments board Of
the steamboat 81 John ~ the Peoples Line Of Steam.
ers y permission and the request OF the owners o. the
Line he inserted number Of thermometers IN tho port
boiler the one which e1poded). for the purpose Of
asoertaniug the different temperature In the interior
Of the same. Ihe following shows the temperature at
stated points Below the watcrline. 276 degrees; in
the steam from 39j 10 90 degrees IL inches above the
rupture of the goth OF October 90 degrees IL inches
below the rupture o the 2th 81 October 2G9 degrees.
The surface Of the water IN the boiler oscilated up
and down SIX inches alternately heating the plate by
exposure 10 the hot steam at 800 degrees and cooling
by contact with the water a. 2 degrees 1t ~ FEAR
ful 10 contemplate when now know that u sudden
change Of 23 degrees IL constantly occurring IN these
boilers and the certain effect must be, with such eX
pansi0n ard contraction. to permanently weaken the
platter Of the boiler These experiments have already
created great seHsgtion among boiler tlaters and eD-
giucers Before the 81. John left on her last Trip
i,rge number Of welLnown mechanics examined the
experiment for themselves and expressed great sur
prise a. the new aud practical discovery
Mr. Wizard claims that lie has found the simple. safe
and sure remedy 10 equaze the temperature IN the
bolcrs 0nd all those WHO have witnessed the expert
meu's believe il can De DONE IL tlis be 30. then the
pubic should demand that every boiler should thus DC
guarded against the frequent and generally uIaccount
able exp0sOns. The jury in the case OF the 81. John
cOnd find p''SoR guilty but then they failed 10 give
a cause Why that boiler. evidently oi good material.
should give with ordinary and lawful pressure.
If all b0les have much oscillation and consequently
80 wide range OF expansion and contraction, then
The urob0m Of "paoccosntabl,' boiler eIplosioDs is
solved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
The Cu.iem-Housc aud me1'ee-T"e Al
Ieped CompIaints-New Evidence.

IN ,he 10th inst. We published the following,
sant 10 u from the Agency Of the Associated fiess
The French Government have lodged At the New. lois
Crom House complaint. ard suspicious against hSr steam
cr now in this port, aud sgaust 10 pef9l.-
them by Danc-in the case OF the Nss, ol d ,h
TO carry and munitions OF war to Mcnco ana ~ n
persons being syfnpsthzer with the Liberal can'e
The friends Of Mexico say that they arc de,enta 70 aS
no5a4s s9s F7slSr to ''0i''' Tue Heo'''''' " "
m. steamer H. : Uager WAS examined by our Custom
House officers before shs could SAIL ioI bfaHI
Subsequently We received the following from the same
source: J..
,nnounce thai there II no truth in tho statement rubishea
today that French Govcrnncn, b. lodged e. the New
York complaints and su-pi'ons ssain hive
steamers, in shs port aud against one huna'a >"u
tw enty persons etc, ctc." ,
MIR T. S Osbon naval reporter Of the Associated
Press who was responsible for the original statement
now sends us the following letter to Justify himself;
tOyFioE Iiopr lKos fouspEm,}
PRovTDEscE. NOV. y, 100.
b 5. O.Bos, esq, N0tai R'po,t''. Nor York
DEAR Srn: Your ne,e Nr. J. Y. NanOn Of yesterday
the Customs authority would ssy that upon rre'snh. '
nsnifcs Ol0 csrbues "a MI Embrey Deputy 'oceof hc
Ming Collector Tor hi. opinion Notwithstanding bad some
diy previously ascertansd fEom hmhe Depuy ooec'osi.
finbrey that there would bo objection on III. part oil ne
Customs and told him We bold letter from Mt Huuer A.
saDt Secretary Of state at Washington to the sanc ehe.
upon personal rspe.eutaon to Nh Ming at c.'1 n n oc
tober consented TO print the sip TO rave seI th.
officer went with ou.tosrd snd eIsminsd the smmunuSu
and arm. per manifest nso the ycse. before she lei. the
/ whsu at tongressst., Brooklyn.
The officer sen, " as one who MrYnbrry yroposed "a
Mr. Preston King to send and WHO have before met upon
/ ike
Mr Preston King gave fr the he 'oos
That he had within few day. received protects against seV
sud many then In yoid TO De pre-
paring of Illicit purposes against French Bfii.'h COM
merCe'
4 SPECIAL MISSION FROM MExICo.--A dis.
match from Washington saws that Gen Ochos has insi
arrived from MEXICO. duly accredited by President
Jnarel charged with important mission 10 thi, Gov
erument He is seeking an audience with the Fresi'
dent IN company with seror Romero. Minister from
| lke Nc ko.h IepuhIic.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
MEXICO.
News OF the Advance Of the French upon
EI Paso-Gabinet Meeting Presided
Over by Jusre1-FederBI and Cenfcd-
crate Oflcers in III PBso-Juarez's
Omciai Paper and its Contents.
From Our Special Correspondent,

Iii PAsO, Oct. a. 1865.
Tie city of I'll Paso was thrown into con-
siderable excitement the other dag by The news that
Cen. Briucouf the Commander OF the French forces
IN Chihuahua had sent a detachment IL this direction
The day following Ju.rez called Cabinet meeting IN
which Seniors LeIoo de Tejeda the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs Iglesius Minister Of Justice and Dis1, Secre
tary Of War were present In consideration, in.
formed ,of the present critical condition % affairs il
deemed expedent 10 look for snotEer seat Of Govern
Inent But az no offers great security against
the French ri Paso account Ot its proximity 10
the Texan border II decided that the Government
would remain there until II vas ssceIIared that the
French were coming
Another runor adds 10 the probability Of the removal
of Juarez from this place. A gentleman coming from
Monterey that the French had iet that city
Gnder rnand Of Gen. JeanningTos 70 relieve hats
moros, AID that that city should have been
freed a strong detachment would be sent up the river
TO clear the shores Of the Rio Grande from tle rem.
aanfs OF fJusrez's army and from Jusre1 himself
This news does not oersinly look very favorable 10
the cause OF the Republicans who look with oOnsidera
Die anxiety on The other side OF Tho ilo Grandc.
We have here several American officers who are IN fre
queut conversation with Ju6rcz and his oiboers but
cannot that they have much confidence IN the LIB
eraI cause. The most OF The supplies coming 70 tbis
city nevertheless. sent IRON Texas and ia MS respect
tho vicinity Of 80 hospahle shore ~ tnat OF America
IL extremely valuable 10 ns Republicans.
You will see by The Cicid paper OF ~ Psso Jusrezs
the Juarists lests entirely and exclusively upon The
United States. 10 tie effect Oi inspiring sopN rpn-
Gdence in their paItissns hy rtyo~. in long tlcle
Of twelve oolGnns, occupying the whole paper. the
facts indicative of tie tendency Of the United States to
interfere in their behalf They thus mention the speech
Of Gen Wright III CaorDia Of Gen. Banks IN New |
Orleans the speeches OF the Hon. Winter Davis rancs
and Montgomery Blair The words pronounced By Mr. |
Harlan on the 18th o July last the confidential letter
of Gen. Sheridan the public letter Of Gen. LOWS
wallace the conventions Of cwJerey. Minnesota,
etc IN short every incident calculated to sustain their
hopes and make them think That they are to find in the
American people an imnedste defender o. then rights
have recently noticed several officers in Confederate
u,for1n in close cOnyersatiOn with hc Juariss These
men are louder Aan ouI Obccis u uer pTotesta'
,ous of deyOi.dnCss to the HepulicaB caDc. J, how
ever distrust them and shOnld not he sDrrSed they
we're 10 involve MS iu difficulty with Mexico and
France for the purpose 81 puIsnmg lher selfish end
o. again into the sbyss Of ciyil war
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
I.nrMlLL EANorEr oF CArrHAnrT ro TnE

FAREWELL BANQUET or APr.HARrr TO THE
SsrTrNm WigD IouCE.- yesterday hternoop
cant Uartt IF the Nnetecnih Precinct Police gave a
farewell banquet 90 the ofic"n a1d men Of hs old com
mand al Ruperis Hotel m foriy nuhst., be having
been appointed 10 the command ~ Police Boat No. =
An ne members of bis Ia. command were present
hslr duty being done by volunteers ron ac adjoining
Precincts Among the g..bt- gefo COnmi'sloneF
Murray Senator Nse tle Hon. J. 4. Lar!emore state
Senator elect. Thomas Murphy, Frederick A. Sch"ap,
r.o and o,te-s Arer the hanqu.t which was well
prepared the Captain ttd. his cu farewell IN hn hp
p-oprlie speech. Remarks were subsequently made by
comm ssioncr Murray Gen. I'VE. senator hnfPAy Hhd
Utlers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Rnltimeve Cattle MARKET ~

The receipts of beef cattle durn. the pat week foot up
I50 head 10 Of demand Schlawls ~ Od 81 80 1,
I,V ~ gro. Common ff becy"s tba 30 20 Tood do. -
ri IS and prime and do $50 ~ So de-.n. ofahou
ic on common and sradeL stocA esu. closed in far
request unchanged pree o, At tho opening o; the ~r.s
fell fully ~ but the under lighter receipts
ruled Principal sales to-day a. til 23a
tIG 49, net common 90 prime l, hogs shsepkecclp
small .alcs OF ordinary 70 prme "a, sheep A.
a. y0d ~ - A. 100 n, fross.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

CAUTIos.-Ihe Trustees Of the Five Points
House Of Industry are informed that unauthorized
parties are receiving funds FOR this Institution; and
tley respectfully request tha, donations be sent only to
Hugh " Camp Treasurer, or $. Il. Halliday. Supern.
teudept through the Po,tOHcs or AZ the Institution.
No IL, WOrth.st,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

PFRsoNAL.-EdYard Hand, Superintendent
0f the Bank Department H. lying III very critical
don aud il il feared that he cannot possibly recover
The Hon George w. Schuyler state Treasurer. IL
laboring under indisposion IN NewYork City. Canal
Comm s-oneT AbsIger has been III for several days
ALBANY Evening journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

FIRE IN HOBOKES--A HOksB BURNED
Shortly after O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in a stable corner Of Willow and Third ss.. Hobo
ken owned hy John Lewis. The hrcmen were soon at
work bli the flames mad gained such headwsy that tne
building could not be saved aId their efforts were
turned toward protecting the surrounding property
There we're three valuable horses the stable two Of
which ere rescued but the other could not bs got
out 1he loss amounts 10 abont s6O0 upon which there
was no insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Oil Market.

NEw BrDIoRp. Thursday. Nov. %. lSti
Sperm Oil sold to-day for export at - ~ per
gallon sales OF 80 bbs for manufacturers at 80 80 tue
highest price ever reached. There Is good demand
but stock being limited. holders firm At o. 81 per
gal; sales 400 bbls. Northern Whale oil nt 81 b5 per
gallon
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

SERIOUSLY BURyRD.-lhe clothing OF Mary
the Iasement of her residence, No. $50 Ihirdaye..
aud before the flames sInguished, the was dan'
gerousiy burned about the head and body Tho nnfor
tulais WOMAN Nna eOnyeysd 70 Hellevue H0spllaL