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''"'-lI = q OsWEaO, Nov. 4.
Flour-sales 1000 bbls at SO for No.
spring; 10 so for red winter: II so for
whitei u 90 for double extra. Wheat
firm but dull; sales of 400 bu No.
Milwaukee club at 1 so. Corn scarce
and quiet. Oats scarce and quiet. Bar
ley. active; sales last night of 5000 bu
Canada Mt 10. Rye dull; sales OF 300
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ChIcago market.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4,

NHIUAuU1 NOV. Z.
Flour dull; good choice spring extra
at 2 50a7 75. Wheat irregular; sales
early in the day ut 45al 46, receding
to 1 Al, and closing quiet at l 425kal II
for No. l, and l3al, il for No. 2. Corn
dull Mt SOC for No. L, and 49a491Sc for
No. 2. Oats dull. Provisions dull and
nominal. HighWfnes dull
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Troy, Y. Y, Nov. Alto Hon. JOIN.
Rdll Buren, NeI0 Yofk:-The under
signed were with you from the close of
your address Mt the democratic meeting
night, and pronounce the statement IN
tho New York Tribune, of the Sd inst,
in relation to yourself, Gov. Seymour
and the Chicago Convention, to be al
together untrue. This statement is
made without solicitation.
(Signed) ThOs. b. Carol, Jno. b.
Pierson, Geo. b. Warren, Jr., Isaac
McConihu, Jr. 'ti
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Property Released and Restored to the
Original o Wners:!T Termination rthe
Reciprocity Treaty Between the
United States and England,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Within the last
few days, property of great value in
Loudon county. Va, which had been
libelled and condemned under the con-
fiscation act, and set'apart for the use
ofthe Bureau of Refugees and Freed
men and abandoned lands, has been re-
turned by the Bureau and the orders re-
storing the owners have been delivered,
Official notice was delivered by our
Minister at London on the 18th of March
last to the British Government, of the
termination of the Reciprocity treaty
between the United States and her Brit
tanic majesty, In conformity with the
provision of the treaty and of the Joint
orders of Congress, approved January
1866. Collectors of customs and others,
are, therefore, officially instructed by
the Secretary of the Treasury that the
operations of the Treaty will close on the
expiration of 70 months from the time
at which the notice was given.
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Cotton lLIm Deatroyed b Flre.

PH1LADELPHIA, Nov. "A special to
the Evening Telegraph from baltimore
says that one Of the extensive Wood
per Mills, belonging to VIM. r. Hoofer
DC Sons, on the Northern Central rail-
road was totally destroyed by fire this
morning. The building was fired by
tncendiaries. Tho machinery was val
.red at from $3.50. 900 to 500, 900. All
was destroyed. The stock was saved.
Loss is mostly covered by Insurance.
Two hundred hands are thrown out Of
employment.
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Col. Allen Us Mexican General Or r6e n.
afidavits were read yesterday showing
on the part of the latter no yauthoriza-
ton by him of the course pursued by
the former, to enlist men for the Meki-
can service: Wilson, Farnsworth, But
terrified and others testified that they
We're assured by Ortega that Allen acted
testified to being employed by Allen,
whom he discovered fa1sifyinE. Sew
eral afltdRvits testified to the bad char
aeter. OF. Allen and his confederates,
the latter of whom are bounty brokers.
Allen made counter affidaVitonnd the
court took papers for decision.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06

NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.2The World has
a Kingston, Jamaica, letter of the 10Th
ulttmoS which states that the principal
groeS, was owing to a responsefrom the
homo government in answer to petit
ton for relief from financial grievances,
virtually telling them to go to work.
Also that several negroes from the
United States have disseminated perni-
cious ideas among the ignorant blacks.
Several white men and women in st.
Elizabeth parish, have been horribly
murdered, and theutmost terror reigns.
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Fenian's to Invade CauaaR.

Nyr,,,, -Sy,,,,,r ~. mn, -.
=, Nt3H = o on o;EIhe last grand
I1.sIl, netMeen the AtIantic Ciub, OF
t3I,;SnSjSS,Li anu me Athletic Gun, OF
HnIlauelpniaJ takes place on the Cape
lLSline grounds, brooklyn, Tomorrow
al iiI,.t on.
rS Inc = i1e G5la !, mas a despatch dated
Iorento, Canada West, Nov. 18th, which
s'i;T S,S, .1-,L-, ll.t0 tlod
u Inc ex7GFand Master of Orangemen,
S1oM4nIn, P SlE MANIFESTO declar-
,tnS tnaI 4, the Eenians are coming and
ca,II1Iing the otangemen TO arms.
b, me orange organ, the Waterman,
oect.'res mat 1t mas positive Information
o. o.. y co Glesp Lateu invasion OF the
F[ rS.V.
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Bunnio market,

y So BUFFALO, Nov. 4.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
inactive and nominal. COrn-GSc for
No. ! mixed. Oats dull mt 35a37c. Bar
ley held ut bal Is. Rye nominal at
s0a00c. Whisky firm at 2 20. Pork ut
IS 5Q236 90. ,.t..-..
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NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-The steamship
quarantine. Quarantine Surgeon Bur-
dett states that all are well on board,
and that no cases OF cholera were known
in Havre prior to the sailing of the
Europa. Shestopped at Brest but three
hours, which port is represented per-
fectly healthy. Most of her passengers
are from Paris, and Bishop Lynch OF
Charleston, states that the cholera pre-
vailed in Paris, but not as an epidemic.
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ClEsaloaion q aola oeFtIneases-slen-

mes a1lOunr -
!NEWs YoRIz. Nov. 80 uo,. ,,,,..
VashinoIton ss12neF. AL S.E .eraIdes
The. cfrculafion AZ y5I5 10
III 1ti!ltl 4 S otu tlncateS
Nh n Sre ee-ln or,
be fnrn;sI3sSS Az. :, win
present. Abont one mil in 4 11isSet at
cent NJ f1i Ia EetIt s6T,tb 81 a1Xe
mic fi1diSGS tho WI, Ia,
under adyisament IN .J,d f,9st , T. SUI
Is AN ISs5,a h., tn99pg
There nTT|CISz. AL a,
tf65ns IN vfr1iSIia AM 49, Slie
sfssippf rfy lgTht iS,ls,Sf
p0oF raj q ri -. Il LII. -
AZ teiieTaI oIfI6, r6S,s, II, !, y.yo,.,TIa.,s,,,
1neni } SSit i JSs,t I'M ~ ~
Gers ydltititeefs will SSyIIS ISIS III
be pfoffi1i Gated YintiI aIter The
The febef Cti. TansiII f1ETNeS1S, sHstiSs
6nitsti Staft lines L, o,St ,S,ifIi -
expos ion of the causes OF he f9iIHTs
ofthe tebelf may -,I1il-iii - ~
IjerrtIne e5IeflSSttl NM, ~
the SxtTa sh6ifi r6f6tnis TheS iosS. ~
tlifF iesikt, 3IjninfS ~
seSpn fIiaIp1 AZ 10 ara g., ~
hours n, ts siiiSfs -,sf1G y \ 80
.iiisref mn iliFJioi, ltSIa,ts t,c,,,,..t
An order Inns heen issuai, In, s,ocrots,,,
Ho,I1T, ~
Patent IA inc Icy S eteEs IN the
ces viii he seavi-
,Ss SsyIi11I;.s. atlLer inc SOth
other lSIl n. S "a feq ulEe1 JOE
"a Herati's Ricbm i,,,, - :,
Of the al sSys y " y = sl
ifTIes ySl1oi- a ;,t,,. 4 :. q 60,
application FIR nsrSo,, ,.'.,.I,SS
Terry. and was fr,t,, y,
ton. He Il resitii1e; IN SSsoiI sSLtg
county Virgiilin. H. ~ IN s ~ =,
90 n III ts.ttee..-S-,
NEW. YoRK NOV 5tL-T6o s ;,.,.,,l
Germanin, from Hambnr9 on gIs ssS5
1it. arrived tn.1av 5iSSa Il ~ ~ 49, -
f16Sh S,1t1 S;j ~ 81 ~ an
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Female Emigration to washington
Territory.

Territory.
(! NEW YORK, Nov. 4.-Some additional
particulars incident to the fitting ont of
the steamship Continental, with female
emigrants for Washington Territory has
been furnished by Mr.. Mercer, Agent.
The null complement Is now nearly OBJ
tanned and the vessel will be ready for
sea between the 18th and 10Th of the cur
rent month. Males requiring berths
from the present date, will have to pay
500. "A limited number of females may
yet obtain passage at half fare, $780,
Most of the female passengers to whom
bertfls have been appropriated were
charged nothing. A few paid $25. The
route is through the Straits of Magellan
and not around Cape Horn, as had been
previously intimated to the detriment
ofthe enterprise. Substantial diet, but
nothing luxurious, will be plentifully
provided.
Washington territory possesses many
advantages for the encouragement of
emigration.
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View YorIk Money nrnrIscr.

NEW AUtIlAl NOV. II
Money active and firm at z per cent.
firmer, at l0SK@1O01{. Gold more ac-
tive, opening ut I46IS, and closing at
l4IM. Total export OF specie to-day
N44,gOO. l,.-t..-....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06

BOSTON, Nov. 5.-Ehe bark Katharine
Ward, which arrived to-day ut this.
port, brings adyices from Buenos Ayres
to Sept 3D. IL days later. The war
betweenl the allied powers and Para
quay still continued. The former had
recently gained an important victory,
having captured the town CT Uruguay
and 1000 Paraguayan prisoners, after a
Siege of six weeks. The prisoners were
summaEily disposed Of by being dralted
own countrymen. The; victory caused
great rejoicing at Bnehos Ayres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06
Landreth,s Garden Seeds.

nIHE UNDERsIGNEDHA HAVE MADE AR
IL Fangements to have on hand a complete
assortment OF Landretha IS Garden Seeds tosup-
ply the Spring trade. We are also authorized
toreceive orders nom Market Gardeners and
furnish the blu direct nom Landreth 4 Son.
All VINO may favor us with their PATRONAGE
may depend upon getting genuine article at
the growers prices Orders win be 2lled in
rotation as received. AssoYne OF the Varieties
are scarce, we would urge upon an the fIn-
PoFtanee OF sending in their orders early.
GORRELL & CO., 81
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OF votes I'm New york;.
TrOttfng ON the Fashion COurse.

Registering Of Votes In New York;
TrOtting ON the Fashion Course.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The World gives
the number of votes registered in New
York up to last evening as 7S ,6S5. The
figures are not entirely correct, but
they viii be corrected to-day.
The trotting on Fashion course yes
terday between Lucy, to a $50 pound
wagon, against Honest John in harness,
$1,000 match, mile heats, best three infiYe,
the mare won all the heats easily; time
2:47, 2:45 and 2s45. The sweepstakes Of
$1,000, five mile dash in harness was won
by young Wofnl.
George Wilkes and Commodore Van
Ederbilt are announced to trot the post
poned match this ssafternon at the Union
course.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-06

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE quarantine
commission this afternoon, passed reso-
luhons enforcing rigid quarantine on
all vessels arriving from this date, nom
Havre, London, Southampton, ports on
the Mediterranean and all other cholera
ports. No deaths have occurred ON
board the Atlanta since yesterday, up
to this afternoon. All the sick are to be
removed to the hospital ship The dis
ease Is OF mild type.
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NEw YORK, Nov. 1.-The washington
Republican says that over thirty wit
nesses have been subpened by the Gov
eminent in the case of Capt. Petit
Most of them have arrived in Washing
ton. sif4si55.s5if
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MoblIe mnrItef..

~ 8TfIisg MoBIhE, Nov. 8.
Cotton-Sales to-day of 100 bales at
5Oa5Ic for midd1ing; the sales of tho
week foot up 5000 bales; receipts of tho
week 647 bales; exports Il, 600; stock on
hand s., 932 bales. Gold 1921.
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G BosToN, Nov. "A building, on the
corner of Canal and Traverse streets,
owned by the NJ. u. r. r., and used for
the storage, of freights, was burned this
afternoon, with q quantity 81 ihay and
two ear loads of potatoes. Loss 81 900.
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FoRTBIss AIoNh5E, Nov. q -z1rha Pr
cific fiaet ailed o-day f0rSan FTancisco.
Il consists Of the steamers Vanderbilt,
Iuscarora, Powhatfan and the double
tnrfeted monitor MonadnoclS. They 90
viz. st. Thomas.
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NEW YORK, Nov. "A Posts Wash
ington special says
Gen. Swayne, Assistant Commissioner
of Freedmen in Alabama, is here to
consult with the President, in reference
TO colored schools In Mobile, which
some of the white Inhabitants ara de-
termed 70 break up,
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RICHMOND, Va, Nov. I4.@The 9th
Ohio Cavalry arrived here tonight
from North CaroIina, en- route to Camp
Chase, 70 be mustered out III:
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CMcENAI1, Nov. 4..-Gnv. Anderson
p 0htol has appointed Thursday Nov.
80Ell, IS q day of ThanksgiYing.
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oct2I
BOOTS e SHOES

ID PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE no
N. their friends and the public, that their
Fail Stock of Boots and Shoes are now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them call, believing they can sell them
goods 10 better advantage than they can pur--
lSS Main street, Wheeling, Viva.
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New YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamer
Emily B. Lander, from Charleston, I'd.
has arrived.
She brings the passengers of the Re
public who were saved In the first of
GERS boat-nHmes already given,
Deputy Health officer, Walz err reports
cholera aboard the Atlanta "a still com
fined to steerage passengers. Not a
case has occurred among the first or
second cabin passengers or crew of the
ship. .e''Ii.7t - :.
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FATHRR PouET; Nov. 5, 8 ps nl.-4yhera
are no signs of the steamship Peruvian
from Liverpool, Oct 25th, via London
derry 9th, iiIigv.liR Il a5.i1, = =. = -
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CAIRO, Nov. 5.-one thousand and
Louis, 40 for Evansville and 57O.for
Cincinnati.
Two barges Containing 2,4OO bales of
hay We're sunk by a land slide 40 miles
above Memphis on Wednesday last.
Loss $2l, 1000.
Memphis cotton market very duh, at
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q DoHENIADIEsl "a ll0afADERprsArr..
q INST ShaWts; . du1en liilAdelphfs made
BREAKFAST ShaWls; dozen Ia(ijess EtreneII
Concert Hoods. Also common HOODS. fIne
NuhEa Scarfs, dc. J!6 RHODES :
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aIIIWnnI,ee lInrI,etI

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 4.
advanced l &c, sales at i 45aI 45IE.
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Cash for Grain.

Cash for Grain.
HNHE SUBSCR1BERS WILL PAY CASH
j for grain delivered at their n arehouse eoFS
ner Of Market and Quincy streets.
0c29 GoRRELI. & co.
Cloal1ing CLOTHS at g %. -
on PIECES ALL WOOL BLACK FRENCH
~ Cloth ats Qqonly. ] 8. RHODES.
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We have just opened a large stock of
Dress Goods,
NEW AND DESIRABLE.
Comprising many rich
reB Silks, Merinos, Reps, An Wool De
Lains, Black and Colored Alpacas,
Thibet Cloths, Poplins, Ginghanls,
De Lalns, Prints. &c, &c.
lso, Cloalts and CloaIing Cloths, An Wool
sllawls, Long and Square, Small Wool
shawls, Black shawls, &c, &c.
rown and Bleached AIuslins, "a and 1O-4
Cotton sheetings, Linen Table Cloths,
Table Damaslrs, Napkins, Towels,
Wool blankets, &c, &C.
We have a large stock of Kid, SIX and Aierl-
no Gloves.
Ladies' SILK, Merino and Cotton Hose,
embroidered Collars, Inserdngs, Hoop skirts,
Bruners' Balmoral Skirts, French
Corsets, best make.
Flannels and Cassimers for Boys wear, &c.
rEest lot of FURs in the city just opened
Ladies' are especially invited to call and
ook over our Stock OF Goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON q CO.,
Successors to
W. B. sENsENEY & co.
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Boots and Shoes

Redu ced e leices
TIHE SUBSCRIBER. sVyITII A VIEW no
quitting htsii ~, nom this date until
the INST OF january, dispose Of his large and
Country Merchants win ind It to their
interest to give IneIl ellli AZ splendid Oppor.
engage In the BOOT and SHOE buSineSS. ~
the stand I occupy Is the Oldest and hest Ia
tnectty. glgl IN0.AMDERSON.
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a Rare Chance for Investment

FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED ANDFIFTY ACRES OF
NJland on Stewards Run, known as the Cox
Farm, ~ miles from Ellenboro', Ritchie Co.,
w. Virginia. 80
This land Is situated within the great oil
belt Of West Virginia, In Richie county, and
developments are being successfully made all
around It. Good wells Of the best lubFicattng
oil having been struck within the last i've
months, not FAR from the lind.
Title perfect. For further information In
qutre OF H Rosenheim, ParkersbuIg, w. Va,
or to the undersigned, in Wheeling, w. Va,
where plots can be seen at any time.
STEIN BROS.
~ .+ Cor. Main and Monroe streets,
oct2-H Wheeling, w. Va.
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ATTHE FAIR OF THE
American Institute. New York.

The COMMITTEES reported:-"The Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine makes the LOCK-
STITCH, and ranks hfgIest on account of the
elasticity, permanence, beauty, and general
desirableness OF the stitching when done, and
the widerange offs application"
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BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHTNE,N
Indiana State Fair

Just closed TAT Fort Wayne, after active COM
petition and close contest, the Committee,
composed of Thorough Mechanics, awarded
inc Wheeler q Wilson
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The Washington Monumental Asso-
citation have Commissioned DIR. Mac
Gowan to solicit contributions of Lapi-
darium stones from Asiatic countries.
The Association is determined to COM
plete the monument as soon as practi-
cable.
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The --latest News.

ny the Union Line:
Once. corner Of Monroe and Water streets.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-22


Governor Morton. of Indiana. has
turned the duties of his office over to
the Lieutenant Governor of that State.
and will soon leave for Europe.
Ex-Governor Eirkwood, Fitz Henry
Warren and Congressman Hubbard are
candidates for the vacant United States
.senatorship in Iowa.
The Albany and West Troy Horse
Railroad Company are about to test q
new propelling power--compressed air
instead of horses.
No beer has been sold in Paris during
the prevalence of the cholera, but the
sale OF rum has greatly increased.
The Cubans are expecting new Cap
tain General n ext month in the person
of General Lersundi. s-ss
A fire destroyed the extensive edge
tool factory of ID. r. Barton on Friday,
in Rochester, N. ~. 1a I4WIF -
Raphael Schoyer, ESQ.,, of Baltimore,
died at Yokohama, Japan, on the 21st of
August last.
President Johnson has abolished the
Detective Bureau of the War Depart
ment.
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IRRESPONSIBLE PA RAGRA PHS.

The Richmond Times of Saturday
says: I'VE hear that at the tournament
in Fredericksburg Oh Wednesday, many
of the sashes, horses, saddles, etc., were
loaned by the United States officers sta
toned there, and that notwithstanding
this kindness and civility on their part,
the Committee of Arrangements passed
resolution excluding them from the
ball given at night. Now, if this is so,
which we hope may be o mistake, it is
not right. If the Federals show us
kindness and civiity we should return
it. The affair produced good deal of
bitterness, which is to be regretted, and
the commanding officer of the garrison
issued an order the next morning that
no ambulance or other United States
property should be used by the citi-
zens."
A great many robberies have been
lately committed on the road between
the city ofMexico and Vera Cruz. Stage
coaches are frequently stopped and the
passengers pluudered and even killed,
as was the case with an Italian officer
who arrived by the last steamer, and
was en- route with his wife for the capi-
tai. He was imprudent enough to offer
resistance, and, as is well known in such
instances, being the only passenger in
the diligence who did resist, he paid for
his folly with his life. Indeed, it would
be well to have q regulation made by
which passengers, on entering dill
gence, should all be armed or totally
unarmed, as the ill-judged resistance by |
one man may expose the remainder of |
the passengers.
The appointment of General Logan as |
to Juarez should not he con-
sidered as an unfriendly act towards
France, but as "a warning to the EN-
peror Macmillan for the evident par
siality and particular friendship he has
man Tested towards the rebels who have
sought shelter in Mexico. The Presi-
lent and Mr. Seward have seen with con-
surprise the Mexican govern.
nent bestow its favOrs upon men whose
hostility to the Union is a mystery to no
men, for instance, as Lieut.,
Maury and General Magrudy-and it is
IS measure of retaliation That the ap-
,ointment of General Logan has been
lecided upon.
The New York Metropolitan Police, to
he number of eleven hundred strong,
lad grand parade i'm that city on Thurs,
ay. They formed on the Battery at
loon, and were reviewed by Governor
Nenton, who was much pleased with
he appearance they presented, and also
y Mayor Gunther. They marched {
trough Broadway, Fourth and Fifth
and other principal thorough $
Tres, and were everywhere greeted with
Enthusiasm by the thousands who lined /
he sidewalks andfilled the windows on
9th sides of the streets. IT