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REMARKABLE Cure OF CANKER, CATARRH.
REMARKABLE CERTIFICATE FROM REV. =. y
HENSON, PASTOR OF BROAD 81. BAPTIST

ltNrnM TAsl'h VI n'OAh 81 bAI 1871
Philadelphia, October IL 1856. From injuries ia.
ceiyel In my right eye ben boy chronic ini.an
nation had been produced, IA Concordance OF which
| sutfs'ei constant martyrdom. Every moment of
ny wssine life ombttered, and was frequently
unable to sleep az nltht. ANareN 9i iehe lts nag
been ioso.ted 10 withou, success, aud entertaneJ
The purpose Alast resort. OF having tie hall taken
g SSief % 'N' ''>N'' ''' "''' '"', mum"
one ds% f in shep WHO'S 6oia Of Poor RchTd.
I've Wa'or had never card OF II heior,, hu, de,
tennnod TO try it-Rnd did with the mot delightful
| tc.ult.. IN Anew days the painful Irritation vac "
moved. | could bear the stIonFoN light, and went
forth IL we're 20 TIE enjoyment Of noN ie nov
keen bottle OF II slRRy, IN the house and u my eye
seems at all dispOsed to annoy me- ave a u'rs
10. sny amour, OF money. | take occasion to ',y
uTther, that my wis used 10 suffer re'eel ~ Llnct
Gm d PI0lif oSf chaPd ~ Eve we ,oyccSs
,eoitc IN her case, giving her amost Instant feiet
celyed, - canHot hut recommend the pTcplra!on
mcs, cordially to sill who have ln TeH sHnele" Ike
f1,or n the Broad st, BqPs, Church. Residence
| l,i30 Poplar - Philadelphia.
BEAFNrssR N9lsFdE f i Ti6 sHfSAp PIs
tHfSTE Si% fi IL hNoyc fFqIiirM hftlfS
Gt'LiITs n,emcl EEes Ii9-s OF ils-I, DEfpopss,
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cm'9 m e'' R rs NETHfHYscXspe fpilI SSGySV
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| cnsc. Price ID, No B1Ilhs with lnstrumCnts No
Bouinc IN the Far. Snufins up he No.th i, ~ In,
iroducng Wmcs 10 i@!inf Medicine down ina
Thosf The M'tsphl scal lfsoovery will each every
tpot that iustuuucnp and drugs win reach and thou
| sands of places les.Ges.
Mrs. N. q. Brown's Celebrated Poor Richard. Eye
Water viii make the weakest eyes strong removing
all inflammation and humoi Every one rhould uss
| it, = proves the prevention Of di'easc.
No lhphiheria tan come where T. IL us0d; Re wise
and educate vour children TO battle thcir eves daily
with Poor RicherC'- Eve Water.
Price Per bottle, large, ..,............. 81 80
2r Ieneging the scalp Incl easing and strengthen aa
the hair Price per bottle, 30.
The above celebrated Medicines are TO be had o. III
Druggists.
pTusFlsts supplied BY DENAs BARNES & CO
! II PLk koN, New York. ~
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Jerey City yesterday, on their way 10 Albany. Boz
ton, Providence and Concord, on detached duty In
connection nth the " uste rims out Of Uoops. They
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DAKIR WANTED-A HAND TO HELP
ID On broad aud caie. Apply atzid Grend 81. ~
BLACK or BROWN-THE BEST IN USE.
ID BklEsIS
HAIR ~ b. II AIR DYE.
Does not inure the iar OF skin. 10 be hal Of nrug
li.'s euerHlly Pace .lfIi cent? per box. Depot
-ln SOU Sec nj IT,. MilNusburPh.
MAoIItAIE AGESrr.-D. bNnCs h Go, p Park
RoV lrnser & Ice, " B5ckmen =. Wheeler, ll2
IA,ir, Al: Miller & Reed, ISL Alien, cor. stanton -
and cor loustoa st. and Ave d; lloa4icg, ~ Ehhth
ave Porter a FaiIch!ld as Hudson It. ant 81 sixth
ave. Druggist. can ALEC be supplied b. c. y. CRIT
1ENTON, D sixth ave. 60
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR, VERY Cheap,
Sat lAMBEEI'S, 80 GIeenV ici 81, Also, colo I'd
npacs. linen hdlle. And ablr Inca, NJ very reduced
M ger. AlrO good tact prlnts NJ 25c aud n. bes1
Iriutr -. -
SPIRlTUALISTS MEET AT CROTON Hall,
bl-I Boycry. The Rev. rrot hOYLS WlitELtk
will peach on SUNDAY evening at o'eock. le ~
-lsa iy. ana I. lecture ON ihIeho'eTS VA
"Wednesday evening. Seats nee. lao
NNANTEp-TWO GOOD OMNIBUS Paint
w ere aud one good wood worker, Appg ~ V ts
Az. c aud 10th 81. Courtlandt 81, staee L.he. -
GO WILL PURCHASE A PLOT OF
Wv city tote at New Roctele, near depot ouy
few plots Left payable in instal!nent svsnine AZ
Apply ct 2o2 sth az. every Monday evening AZ ~
o'eqGk Ipnl pltiRek
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MAINE NEWS.


May es-s. Ri,e. 4H-s. sc,., Ti4-Mn rce,.oi 40
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8 lNEW YoRK, NoV.

e NEW SoRks nov 2 i,
sCoTlroN esS dctiSe; prices still rule
Arm at6TC for mid dlings. sFLoUR-5(gt0c
better on low and medium gEaueS;
SS25@S45 fot extra State; $9tg9 ~ i9r
extra r. n. o. and 50 259l225 ior ttaoe
in the sales are 1000 bbls. extra state
for the first half of jDeCember at 50 5O.I
RVS FLoU-Quiet. WHIsHY7-SeeaqY;
Western at 81 IS. WHEAT-W1thoHt
decided change; 81 IS for new No Mile
wnukee; 81 75lfor old choice Spring:
SlS5 for NEW Amber Milwaukee,; S2S5C9
2rS6 for new Amber State and q 20 for
common white Western. RYE-Quiet
and steady. BARLEY-Steady Canada
West reported at 81 So BRuET MATT
Quiet. CoRN--lc better; Sl9SG3&c for
nnsound, and SS@9Oc for sound mixed
western; Ole for high mixed nearly yel-
low; ISc for damaged and lose for choice
sound. OATS-In fair request; 46(951C for
unsound; 6595Tc Tor sound, and $50 for
choice do. III store. HOPS-Eirm with
moderate demhnd mt T0@45c for 1864
crop, and S0@6Oc for 1865 crop. PETRo-
LEuA-Dull; 551S(l56c for crude; 6Oc for
refined in bond, and 75@TSc for refined
lfee. CoFFEE-Quiet. SUGAR-More
steady; Cuba MuscOvOdo l31S@141%c';
Havana l4c. MoLASSES-Quiet. WOOL
quiet and firm. PORK-IrreGlllar and
lower SSS 25@S3 IS for mess; closing at
S5S ST. cash; $50 tor prime and S2S 50@2q
Tor prime mess. BEEF-SteaClV; IlO9l4c
for plain mess and l4G II for extra mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet and firm; Western
10 arrive ST 80. -BACON-Dull and NOM
lnal. CUT MEATS-Dull; I6IS6l71%C for
shoulders and 20@231S for hams. IIARD-
quiet at 24E92S15c. BUTTERFLY de-
mand; SO(942c for Ohio, and 4OG55c for
State. CHEESE-Firm at 14@19c.
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ThePuI,Iic Debt.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Secretary Me
Culloch to-day promulgated the state
ment of the public debt, as it appears
from the books of the Treasurer's re-
rum and acquisitions in the depart
ment, on the 3lst of October, 1865. The
recapitulate shews the following debt
bearing interest in coin, SIG, 115, 769, $50;
debt bearing interest in lawful money,
81, 191 ,S11 ,97S, 74G; debt on which interest
has ceased, Sl37, 1885,, OO9; debt bearing no
interest, $3S,672, $50, 95l; total amount
outstanding, $274, OS5, 475, $50; the total
interest is .$l3, S03, S0T $50, of which &c.
is in lawful money. The legal tender
notes are as follows: One and two year
. per cents, 1928, 900, 100; U. S. notes,
old issue, s., sos, POI, 900; U. S. notes, new
issue, 81, ZIG, $50, 900; compound interest
notes, Sl7,3O1 ,2l4, 100; total, S65, 80, $685.
100. The following is the amount in
the Treasury: In coin, $3,455, 49S, 7l5;
in currency, $3.50, O59, 154; total, SO, S35,
557, 1863; fractional currency on hand 3d.
Cos, FAC, 800. a contrast of the October
statement with that for September
shows II reduction of the public debt of
s., OO0, 900, and also reduction of legal
tenders of over 81, 100000. In the Oc-
tober statement there is also Il new fea-
ture, namely: the amount outstanding,
in $40 bonds exchange, under the act oil
March Sd, 1865, is nearly four millions
and n half, and these are payable after
five and redeemable in twenty wears
from November LIST, 1865, at per cent
interest in coin. The temporary loan
Mt per cent is 1912, 72S; Mt per cent
s., l3O,971, and Mt 6 per cent $67, 165, 5OG
certificates of Indebtedness, bearing {
per cent interest, S55, 800, 900.
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NEW YORK., iNoy:,2 .-Thb latest Mex
lean adv1ces confirm the appointment
of Magruder and NIaury in the Coloni-
zation Bureau The Mexican Times
upon this appointment, and urges inn
migration from the United States,
Macmillan s agents of colonization
have been appointed in several of the
Southern States. Fb
NIagruder's salary is 8, GOO annually,
and contingencies $500.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Intelligence has
been received from Vera Cruz to the
23d of Oct. EAR 10 20
The Emperor, Macmillan, has estab-
llshed a Naval Project, the provisional
capltols of which are Vera Cruz ,Acapo-
les and MaZatlan.
The advices from Mexico contain re-
ports of various skirmishes Mt different
points between the imperalists and the
JuarlStS, but no battle of real impor.
lance has taken place.
NEW YORK, November 2.-By the ar
rival yesterday of General Aouirre, mil
ltary commander of the State of Goa
hulIa, Tor the Republic of Mexico, we
learn that General EScoVnda was at Gu
atra Ciengas, in Coahuila, about six
hundred miles west of Matamoras. on
the goth and 25th of September ast,with
his force scattered all over that State
and New Sern- acting entirely on the
ASAellSlV9 ana only -nafFaSS1nE the
French by bushwhacking. The Gene
raj also states that Carates and Cerdo
Leon and others were moro than 100
miles from Matamoras, and were
awaiting the return ofGeneral Carvnjal
with the means and elements of war
he asserts that the reported defeat of
the Liberals at Matamoras, if true, must
be of the bandit Cortinas who has no
flag. He says that the whole mass of
the Mexican population will rise and
eNterminatc the French as soon
as they can get arms and ammunition,
and that President Juarcz is in no dam
ger. r-a
Augustine NiescN is governor of Cou-
hula and is in possession of the whole
state except SaItiIlo.
The brave Colonel IRVINE, with his
legion, is at CarralsO. 80
The Worlds uavre correspondent of
the 9th ult., says that an attack upon
the railroad Mt Tegirl, Mexico, was
made by party of 400 guerrillas. The
trains were detained and the passengers
taken several miles from the station,
when the Spanish, Mexican, German
and American travellers were dismissed
and the French, civil and military, were
detained. No doubt they have been
shot.
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H 10 Milwaukee Market. w.,
PC -s.. -.- MINIATURES, Nov. 2.
Flourdull. Wheat firm at 81 44]zal 40
WHERE THEY cor r11E Nor1or-n I,

WHERE THEY GOT THE NoTIoN.-It is
well known that the negroes Mt the
South have very generally the idea that
II division of lands is soon to take
place; some of them look for it Mt
Christmas, and some at New Year. A
paper printed at Galveston called
Flakes Bulletin thus explains the
origin of this idea:-
"During the war, when designing
politicians wished to fire tho Southern
heart anew, they told the people that if
they did not succeed i'll secession their
lands would be divided amongst their
slaves, and the whites of the South
would be placed beneath the blacks
ers of water. Politicians said so from
the stump to audiences in which there
were negroes: their presence there can
easily be understood by all who are
acquainted with the Southern States !;
they were there as carriage drivers,
and ladies' maids. They heard these
things and repeated them to others.
Tho newspapers containing the same
assertions were carried into the differ
ent hOmesteads and their contents read
and discussed before the negroes. Many
of the whites made these assertions and
regarded it as rank treason to CONTRA
dict them. Some of the negroes were
foolish enough to believe them. After
rejecting, sensible men will not be
surprised that some of the negroes en-
terrain these false IDEAS"
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bration of the Odd Follows took place
to-day. The procession was formed
with music at its head. An address was
delivered by Rev. J. r. Fergus to large
delegation of the order from Louisville
and other cities. The festivities con-
cluded with levee and ball at Masonic
Temple.
The council in the case of Dick Nc
Cam held rs aprisOner of war ut Knox
vile, commenced an argument in the
U. S. Circuit Court, in favor of writ OF
habeas corpus being granted him.
Cotton has advanced 1@11Ic, over
quotations yesterday, closing active at
46l%a47c; lot offered at 4Sc
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Negro Inxurrcction ia Jamaica.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-InteIligence re-
ceived by way of Havana, in relation to
the negro instruction in jamaica, states
that the disorders began in the district
been declared. The leader of the insul-
rection is named Paul Boyle; the Gov
ernmcnt has offered 81, 600 for his arrest.
Two Spanish war vessels, the Sante
Luco and tho AndOlusa, had left Santi-
ago dc Cuba on the 18th ult., to protect
the Spanish citizens i'll Jamaica, and
ing the revolt.
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Cotton ,rhieyinr.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Mobile cor
respondent of the Times says: Colonel
Brooks has ffzzled in system of cotton
the government has been badly swim
died and that certain assistant treasury
agents had pockcted large sums OF
money. a Rev. Mr.. Carrin has been
arrested one of the principal agents
in this fraud. Cotton burners are very
plenty, and several fires lately have de-
stroyed much of that description of
property.
Two companies of the Sth regiment
have arrived from Shreveport and are
quartered on Goot street.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The formal OPEN
ing of the office of the financial agency
OF the Republic of Mexico, occurred to-
day. Over 200 persons, among them
many of our leading bankers and mer-
chants, were present. Speeches were
made byMr. Roberts, the Mexicanmin-
lister, Hon. Mr.. Tomilson, Hon. S. S.
Cox, Maj. Gen. Lew. Wallace, Hon.
Dale Owen and others. a large sum
was subscribed on the spot. Among
the distinguished Mexican officers pres
ent were Generals Ortega, Bemolazal
and Huerta. Quite great enthusiasm
nrnNnilnd -
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Stock Market.

y NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
Stocks steady; Rock Island lose; Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen SO15c; Pitts
burg, 1T. Wayne and Chicago IO6c;
Pittsburg and Cleveland SO13c; Alton
and Terre Haute 46kc; do. preferred tic;
Chicago and North Western 33Lc; do.
preferred 65Ac; Quicksilver 4SHc: Erie
921Ec: Hudson l02Lc; Reading il5Xc:
Michigan Sout hern 7}c; New Y orlz Cen
trail 1907; Ohio and Missis' pi. certificates;
nc; Missouri 6s II; one year certificates
91Ac; Treasury 7.3Os CSC; 5.2Os registered
lOlc; is $40 coupns extra November
coupons lO23Ic.
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NEW York, Nov. "A special to the
Times, dated Montreal, Thursday, Nov.
2, says.
understand that five regiments OF
British troops will be here very soon,
on their way to Upper Canada, to guard
against n possible Fenian demonstration
inthat province. Steamers are in read
mess down the river to transport these
troops.
The city of Montreal is in mourning
for the death of Lord Palmerston, and
also for the sad fate of Counsellor A. Y.
Shambault, killed on the st. John's.-
There will be n great funeral tomorrow.
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Buffalo Market.

bUFF1ALOI NOV. z.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
firm and quiet; No. Milwaukee Spring
and Green Bay club 81 60; white Mich
igan % p; No. 2 NIilwnukeeS pring$l As.
Corn quiet at 66c. Oats dull and nomi-
nal. Barley, Canada held at 81 Is; no
sales. Rye No. l Milwaukee soc. WINS
ky firm and quiet and 81 &C. Pork SIG.
Canal freights to New York-wheat 2Gc;
corn 23c; barley Sic; oats 1jc.
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chicago Market.

= n ------- NHIUAHO1 NOV. z.
Flour dull and neglected. Wheat ac-
tive; the demand is entirely speculative,
prices have advanced Sa4c; sales at
81 49al 49H for No. l, and 81 l5a1 1G for
No. 3. Corn moderately active and ad-
vanced 15a2c; sales ut 4O1Ea5Oc for No.
l; 4Scfor NO.2. Oats dull Mt 27c. Frcights
dulLand nominal. Highwines firm Mt
% %. Provisions dull; mess pork 1888;
prime mess $40 5Oa27,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Times At
lanta correspondent represents that city
as speedily recovering from its ruins.
4 special to the Tribune, from IIa-
vana, says the slave trade i'll Cuba is
very tlourishing.
Efforts are being made by ArguclIes
to induce the President of the United
States to interfere in his behalf.
The Captain-General of Cuba, Mr.. Do
mingO Eulee, is to be removed on the
18th inst. This is anticipated with great
satisfaction by the inhabitants.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-The Pigeon shoot
ing match between Robert Newell of
this city, and George Taylor of Jersey
City, commenced Mt Syracuse to-day
There was some MISUNDERSTANDING at
first about traps, but shooting at two
Weather DRILLING. Shooting ut double
birds Tomorrow.
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in charge of tho first officer of the
steamer Republic, arrived here safe this
morning with twelve passengers. The
boat in charge of Captain Hawthorn, a
pnSseOger of the Republic, arrived at
Hilton Head with twcnty-four passen-
gers all we'll.
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New York Money Market.

Money active and firm mt per cent
for call lonns. Sterling qWiet; lOS3k0'
!O9c for gold and first class bills. Amer
lean gold n shade tirmer; opening ut
i46c and closing at 1I61Sc. Government
quiet and firm. -
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NEW York, Nov. 2.-Since the end of
the war the Navy Department has ex-
hibited great activity in fitting out ves-
sells for service in foreign waters. In
the Mediterranean we have six vessels
and four steamers ready for the Bra
lillian Squadron; six VESSELS and four
more nearly ready in the East India
Squadron; three vessels in the Atlantic
Coast; seven vessels in the Gulf Squad
ron; thirteen in the Mississippi Squad
ron; six vessels and a number of iron
clads Mt Mound City, Ill; eleven vessels
that belong to the practice squadron at
Annapolis, Md; twenty-five used as
transports, and the total number of YES
sells in the serviceis 1O1; number of guns
LIE. y
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

q Beef cattle, 1900 head, supply in ox-
cess of demand. Market closed heavy
ut G1Sa7H for fair; 724as for good.
Hogs in fair demand and steady; COM
mon to prime live hogs 1711alSI< net.
sheep, light supply, ordinary and fair
614a7; good fat sheep 71Sc.
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Toledo market.

TOLEDO, NOV. 2.
Flour quiet, Wheat. lie lower; 80 % for
old and new white Michigan; 50 for old
Amber Michigan; 81 81 for new do; So OF
for old No. 4 red Wabash Corn lc low
er; Coo fol. No. L mixed; Ole for No.
yellow. Oats 1c better; 44c for No. -
Lake freights dull,
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Oswego MARKET.

OsWEGo, Nov. 2.
Flour active and unchanged. Wheat
dull; No.2 Milwaukee club mt 81 5T1S;
NO. lido. at 81 65. Corn scarce and quiet.
Oats scarce; western soc. Barley-quiet;
Canada 81 lG. Rye and peas quiet. Ca
nal freights unchanged.
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luarterlX Renort or Trcnsmrer Clnrl,

NS"eA@ " ANSLbOEI III AFcItSHceF NlilFAk.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE Posts Wash
ington special says:
The quarterly report of Treasurer
Clarke, Comptroller of the currency,
shows loans and discounts of national
banks at Sl,SOO,OOO. The circulation
was Sl71, 100000; individual deposits,
S415,OOO,OO0; circulation of the State
banks about $50, OOO, 900.
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Horny NYar,I Iseccl,cr.

New YORK, Nov. 2.-The Posts
Washington special says Rev, Henry
day with the President. Mr.. Johnson
was very frank in his statement of pur-
pose and conviction. He declared that no
State lately i'll rebellion ought to be
permitted to retain former status and
position in the Union till they shall
have adopted the constitutional amend
ment provided to extend protection to
freedmen
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New York, Nov. 2.-The street clean
ing committee met ut the city hall to-
day to consider the charges against the
street cleaning contractor. The police
board, if desirable, would aid with
such proofs as could be offered of the
truth of the charges. Mr.. Vanderpool
presented an answer to the charges. 1t
was decided to instruct the contractor
to make particular answers to such
allegations in the police report. The
board adjOurns until IL o'clock on
Monday
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NEW York, Nov. 1.-The steamer
Chas. Leary, from Galveston, 4th ult.,
has arrived. She suffered some from
gales and put into Hattnras on the
10th for coal.
The steamship Guiding Star, from
New Orleans, 14th, via Port Royal, Both,
She has on board Capt. Hawthorn, wife
and two children, Mrs. Fleming Leasir,
Henry Flanders, Judge Sundton, Mrs.
Linoer, Mrs. Waldron, engineers Gard
ner and Waldron, and 10 of the crew OF
the wrecked steamer, Republic, who
were saved.
The steamship Quaker City, from
Charleston, Doth, has also arrived with
Capt. Young, purser Mornbiric, engi.
neer Durtee, the stewards, and others,
of the crew of the steamer Republic,
who were in one of the missing boats
OF the wrecked steamship Republic.
Three passengers from Hamburg,
one hundred and sixty from London
and nearly two hundred from New Or
leans, besides fifty from Charleston,
have arrived this morning by steamers
and sailing vessels.
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- NEW York, Nov. "A fire occurred
this noon, ut the corner of Beevcr and
New streets, in the large building occu-
pied by Benninger tE Co., liquor deal
ers,. and Read " Roundri, provision
dealers. Damage unknown, yet must
be heavy.
The Crystal oil works, in Brooklyn,
was burned this morning.
The Worlds Washington special of
the I'd states that orders have been is
sued by the War Department, under
date of October 2Sth, to remit the unex-
pired portion of the sentence of num-
Der ofenlisted men and others tried by
court martial upon various charges and
sentenced to be imprisoned for terms o.
years.
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Naval Court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of In

New York, Nov. 2.-Tho Times
Washington dispatch says the naval
court martial for the trial of Lieut. Col.
Ward Marston, of the U. S. Marine
Corps, was commenced yesterday.
By order of the Secretary of War, the
the military department of Missouri
and added to the department of the
Ohio.
The receipts from internal revenue
yesterday amounted to $4,000, G35 II.
Receipts of customs yesterday 81, O0O,-
600 in gold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-03

NEW York, Nov. ct appears that
Capt. Hawthorn and % passengers OF
the steamer Republic, were picked up
at sen by the schooner Willis Dill md
ing Capt. Young and Is others was
picked up. Mt sen by the brig j. Smith
and taken to Charleston. Another boat
and the raft areyet to be heard from.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-03
The Fenion ITcaduunrters.

New York, Nov. 2.-The Fenian
headquarters in this city is the scene of
much business activity daily. Every
one is working in good earnest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-03

PRov1NCETowN, Nov. 2.-The schooner
Bessie, for Montreal, with molasses and
cigars, has been turned into this port
with the loss of her main mast and
sails, +