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New YORK mari "a, =.

rtt, NEW YORK. Nov Is.
CoTToN-Steady; 50@5lc for mid
dlin6s. FLoUR-0pened firm and closed
dull without any decided change ;
s. zoos so for extra State; s. 95@9 10 for
extra r. II. o., and 50 1922 10 for
Trade brands. ENTHUSIASTICALLY g IS
@265 for mess. Opened a
shade irmera and closed quiet; 81 no
g for Chicago Spring; 81 1901 IS for
Milwaukee club; $1S9C91 90 for new
Amber Milwaukee,; 81 4I92 As for new
Amber State, and 50 OK for new white
Genesee. RYE-Quiet and unchanged,
BARLEY-Heavy; 81 IL for Canada East
and 81 . for Canada West Barley
MALT-Quiet. CoRN-lc better: S6(692c
for unsound; 93@95c for sound mixed
Western and 81 90 for white Western.
OATs-Heayy and declining; 46652c for
unsound and 60962c sound. COPPRH;L
Firm but quiet. SUGAR. Firm; Cuba
Muscovado 14c; Havana 1876. MonAs-
SES-Quiet. PETRoLEuN-ACtiVe; SSIS
@39c for crude; 62@6Sc for refined in
bond and zoe do. free. PORK-Heayy
and lower; $50 S71<@33 25 for mess; oIoS-
ing at $S3 cash and SIS 5O@20 for prime
mess; 500 bbls, new mess for December,
buyers option $50. BEEFLQu Quiet; SlI6I4
for plain mess and $14 50@I7 for extra
mess. BEEF HAMs-Quiet at $40 5O94I.
CUT MEATS-Quiet l51S@l6LSc for
shoulders and 19922c for hams. BA-
COMA shade easier. I1ARD-Steady
and quiet at 24@2814c. BuTrRR-In de-
mand; SOC 42c for Ohio; 40E955c for State.
CHEEsE-Ffrm at 14910c, p
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Tho Fnrrnrut C,onrf 1InrfInJ.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Witnesses
for the defence continue to beexamined
before the Farragut Court Martial.
Surgeon Potter and Lieut.. Phoenix
testified, that, Judging from all the facts
In the case, Com. Craven acted MS a wise,
1udictQus and brave commander in not
engaging the rebel ram Stonewall. The
latter believed there would have been
no more chance for the Niagara than
there would have been for a brig in
combat with a frigate.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. l5.-Col. Taylor and
Rev. Mr.. Reed, of the Indian Commits
Northwest, arrived at Fort Randall,
Dacotah, on the 9TH, in the steamer Ca.
lypso. Other members Of the Commits
sion having gone home overland, the
Commission concluded treaties with
nine tribes of Sioux Indians treaties
STIMULATING for peace among the Indians
themselves, MS well as our government.
has been nvestigating frauds perpetra-
ted by Indian agents of different tribes
in that country, was also ON the Calyp-
SO, en- route for Washington.
Four companies of the 4th q. S. reeu-
lars, Lit. Col. Thornton, compose the
garrison at Fort Random for this winter
Paymaster ShrtYer Is now paying the
troops. .sl3- t..t
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New York Money ana STOCK aIarI.e.

z e4tEt NHW YORK nov. ID.
MONEY AND GonD-Ntoney active and
steady ct 7 per cent, Sterling firm at
10S11 100. Gold without material
1875 and closing at 147 u.
Total exports of specie to-day $56, 900.
GOVERNMENT STooRs-Without de-
cided change. @i4 sli ~ lia1.
I FREIGHTs 10 LIyERPooL-Dull but
without decided change.
Steady; U. 8. Is $50 coupons
1864 991S; u. 8. IS 1910 coupons BOX;
1905 I'd series 963S; Mariposa i2Ik; N, Il.
Central 81; Erie 923G; Reading ll85<;
Mich. Southern 751<; Chicago & North
Western 32E; Pittsburg 921S; N. w. pfd
90; Quincy 1l014; TT. Wayne 1OSs<.
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RhnnfInr Am.n,Lr-

NEW YORK, Nov. l5.-The Savannah
Herald of the 11th, states that Sam
Whally, a freedman, in the latter part
of last month, attempted to shoot Mr..
Geo. ii. Eaton, Sup rintendsnt of Freed
men on St. Helen Island, and was In
freedmen. Hope Mcintosh, an abettor
of Whally, was lodged in the Savannah
jail. ~ 7lli-77 ~ n N
Eighty freed people arrived at Sa-
yannah from lower st. Cherness and
Ossabow Island, They left with their
household turniture and their crops on
leaving the Island had been surrender-
ed to the oMners. -
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Corn1nissioner,s Sale
Alexnnder Heyman. ,

Alexander sHeyman. s5ai-.es,s st.s 2
A. Lodngt Admir-, ct al. I2s'eeae' ii1 81
PYJVIRTUE OF ADEcREE RFSrSDFRFtSI t.
lin he above entitled cause on me ann SiaI Il,
OF October, A. ID. 1865, shall on sotnItiayy ff,
nnth Gay Of December, 1885 at ten O'cIoejS a lHf
20 ~ PF3Seed to sell Mt the front door OF me
SouIt Rouse OF Ohio county, the following
1qItsCIlned property to Wit: or sufdclencT
tII SIe2I 10 70 pay the debts mentioned in the
r. iss 4 house and lot situate ON zane's I.
md; A part OF lot No. II, In souare No i. 4
pounded ~ follows cumfienCffR m Inc TfSstl q Il
east corner Of lot No. II, on Filth ~ thsnSa u.
nottn n ieet on Bame street to EfolEe fIieIisS =
Ne5t " flght angles with Finn street. tO fi1o
'Msstein boundary, theIsee with said Wegtefn
oounuaty thc IKE number OF ~ feet % ma q
noEth west corner Of said lot No, H. theme 81
WIN WI SiHl1on line between said lots N0SIgll afl
+, "a. All that part Of lot No. IA In siuare M
~ on the CORNER Of Union and FiiIR EtFeeiSs
souLh OF Union and west OF Filth streets To- =
dth. Also. lots Nos. 0 and 10 I'm u! d G. o
sn AlS9 81. Lots Ne and in square ain Blu.
Also lot Hin ]! 8 @. Ritchie's addition as
Also lot No. 9 in Buenn Vista additioni To-. H. =
ASP LOT No - in J. & @. Ritchie's additfbsI
.,SLn. AIsos lot No. % In BuenR Vista atiIl =
Terms of sale, one third cash. and tl,a rss,..f
que In Two equal tnstallmenfR Al Gfyr and !.
tWeIve months with interest," or ut the ontinn
OF me purchhsarH the whole may be naid IA
CSh5n. -, q. j. CRA(NhTTdRii t sltl
y hoNe-h Commissioners. b5l
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tTphoNTo, o. w. !, Nov. 15.-There Is
no alarm here as to Fenian movements.
1t is thought possible, however, that
some sort of raiding operations might
authorities have taken the necessary
precautions to prevent mischief being
done. The prevalent feeling Is alto
gether derisiye of the whole business.
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ARare Chance for Investment
4. 'a q FOR SALE !,

y. FOR SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
Inland on Stewards Run, known as the Cox
Farm, 81 miles from Ellsnboro', Richie Co,
W. Virginia 7i..i
This land g situated within the great OH
belt Of West Virginia, In Richie county, and
developments are being successfully made all
around It Good wells Of the best lubFlcattng
oil having been struck within the Inst I'VE
months, not far nom the land.
Title perfect For further information In
Qune H. RoSenhetm, PRrlkerSbufgs W. VaE
or 70 the undeFsignedti in Wheeling W. Va;
where plotscan be seen ut any time. s,tfy i 7
=. ''s ~ Y STEIN BROS. ! Y
Coz. Main and Monroe stFeats
+ = Oet24-h - FL Wheeling. W. Va
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6OsWego market.
Il -. oswEeo.

~ TlI-7IlII Z. O9W49aUI 4NVVs IOs
Nouriunchanged; 5000 for No. spring;
$l9 90 for red Amber Sl1 50 for white
Corn quiet. Barley dull but unchanged;
Canada 81 16. Rye steady; Canada 98,
Canal feightS steady. t'i7i'5
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GUARANTEES, Nov. 49, Dt. Wirburne.
health othcer, thinks he VIII be able to
permit the steamship Persia to go to her
dock and land her passengers tonight
or early Tomorrow morning. There is
no sickness ON board of the vessel, but
as there. are a few passengers from
Hayre, he has ordered the baggage to
DO fumigated before allowing them to
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MnVatillse 1TnrI[ee

MILWAUKEE, Nov. Is.
Flour dull. Wheat declined &c; sales
az 3 46a1 ~. Oats steady at So for No,
l. Corn firm. Freights quiet.
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CHICAGO STarIket.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.
Flour dull. Wheat firm; 81 45a1 At for
No. fresh, and 81 AKA 43 for No. /
OLD, and 81 15a1 IL for No. 2. Corn firm
and hdYanced, 2cs sales at 54Jfa56 for
No. i, and 52a5SI1 4 for No. .. OATS quiet
at 29a291< for No. j, and 25a251< for No.
2. Provisions quiet. Highwines dull.
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ToIedo Mnrlket.

,.....s,.l TOLEDO, Nov. 10. =
Wheat &c lower; old Amber Michigan
81 SO; No. red western SI9S. Corn
steady; sales at 62!i Oats dull and droop-
ing. Lake freights dun and nominal;
&c on wheat to Buffalo; 14cto Oswego.
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- NASHVILLE, Nov. l6.-The Legisla-
tqre to-day ptsSed the bill authorizing
the Governor to Issue new bonds for
the railroads Of the State, Il the extent
Of the State endorsement; also for the
funding OF the State debt "a It natures,
together with interest," past due or to
become due on the LIST OF january, 1856.
by the Issuance OF new bonds. =
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The National Savings Bank
q, !, of Wheeling. "a 80
TREAsURY DKPARTlIEN

ss-ss-s- M.BAu1nBpon5 OctODeE 16t1i 1850. r.
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EvI-
w .dence presented to the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that The Ma
intheCity of wheeling, in the County OF Ohio
and State ofiWeSt Virginia. has been duly
organized under and according to therequlre.
menta Of the act OF Congress, entitled m act
to provide Q National Currently, secured nv \
pledge OF United States Bonds, and to provide
dor the lcirculat lon and redemption thereof
approved JuneSd, 1854, and has compiled with
an the provisions of said not, required to be
compiled with before commencing the busI.
mes OF Banking under said net b
Now theEatnre, /, Freeman Clark, Comp.
aFq4 PIE q ~ me @ I1SEsh tai
Wheeling. In the City of Wheeling, In the
County of Ohio and State of West Virginia,
Is authorized, to dominance the business OF
Banking under the act Aforesaid.
G mte9ttmbny whereof witness my hand and
seal OF Once, this 18th day Of October, 1855
FREEMAN CLARK,
oG4-60d ENo. 1694.l Comptroller.
In accordance with the above the National
Savings Bank WIN BEG jim business on Wednes
day, NovembeE1, 1885. sses 4lsf-5s = ,,.5s+.Vr !
10 lt.ff-rfr s. p. HIEDRETH, Cashier.
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80 " u : : j
AAASeellaneouSI FaShfug ton Dispatches
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Tribune
special says: Senator Sherman states
the intention is to greatly reduce the
local force in civil departments and
increase the wages of those who are
Indispensable.
BY an order of the Secretary of War,
Fort Richmond, New York harbor, has
been changed to Fort Wadsworth.
Companies A, @, ID, e, r, G, I and K,
18th regiment, b, @, d, E and x, 24th
regiment, B, Q, d, e and F, 18th regi-
ment, @ and n, 18th regiment, and d Of
the 18th regiment Veteran Reserve Corps,
were mustered out yesterday.
Gov. Andrew has adjusted Massachu-
sett's claims and returned home.
Mr.. Conway starts for Boston to-day
in the interest of the freedmen,s bureau.
The North Carolina committee failed
In gaining an interview with the Presi-
dent again yesterday on account of the
Cabinet session.
Orders are issued to General Leslie,
Paymaster General of the Department
Of the East, directing him to order
Paymasters Haywood, Evins, Hapgood,
Holman, Hoyts Dye, Dewey, Melvin,
Stevens and Van Alstyne, in the Eastern
Department., to close up their accounts
and prepare for muster out. Similar
deductions have been made in other
departments. The whole corps is to be
mustered out or emerged into the regu-
lar army by the first of January.
Paymasters Blair and Oakley have
resigned. F,sas5 49,
The Worlds Washington special says
Mai. Gen. Sanbourne has been appoint
ed by the President agent to harmonize
the freedmen made free in the Choctaw
and Cherokee nations by recent In
dian treaty. E sTl4fg5qI y 81 ~ ;
The ordnance department has deter
mined to rebuild the national 'armory at
Harper's Ferry. Thework is already
begun. nc lt5 q : 10
The Worlds Washingto ton special says
intel igence from the South represents
General Howard's tour of inspection
among the freedmen to have been Of
great benefit.
A1l'the military detectives of this de.
paftment were discharged yesterday,
They belonged to the Veteran Reserve
Corps.
The Farragut court martial is yet en-.
gagged in the caseof Commodore Craven
Upon its conclusion the court will
| probably be dissolved. .slf,Ilf .Hs e 20
The President has informed the rebel
General LongstTeet that as he belonged
to the old army he would consider his
pardon at the proper time; that he ha6
only pardoned three or four who werG
educated at West Point, and they werC
mot in the army when the war brokt
out. - ~. IN ~
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. I5.2The House
has passed a bill prov ding fof The sun
port OF wounded and disabled Soldier.
Gen. Howard has issued circular in-
structin otil Gers Of Bureaus 70 endeaY0r
70 oyeEc1rae the fnlse reports indus
tEtousl elte lated to unseftl elSbof and
give rise 70 order and SUFFERING.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 15.-A special to the

NEW YoRK, Nov. 15.e-A special to the
Times says: rs.s .s,f9
Two companies of Hancock's Corps
stationed at Albany, were dispatchedto
Burlington, VT, yesterday afternoon
by the Northern Railroad; their sun
posed destination is Maine. -
The Times Havana letter of the 9Th
reports the defeat and capture of the
Republican Mexican General Ortera,
in Mtchoacan, and the destruction of his
army. His troops were distributed into
three bodies to capture Morilia, Reyes
and some other cities, and were beaten
in detail and dispersed, 400 prisoners
remaining in the hands of the Imperi-
alists. Republican Gen. Diaz was said
to have led the attack on Morflfa and
though at first successful was finally
Obliged to retreat. n, i :,
Republican General Rasales was de-
feated and killed at Alamas in IIinoloa.
The adhesion of Lower California to
the empire is announced, 3t.n.it3
have been dispersed at Chilehottle.
Tolvea and San Feliper; the latter Is in
Oaxaca, where they are represented to
have lost 200 men. The liberals nre
also reported as repulsed in an attack
ON Jalactngo. These are all on Impe-
rial authority. Other accounts, repre-
sented to be later, say the city of Mich
ocan Is still in q state of SIEGE si1I,
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WAaHIEoIdN, Nov. I5.-Tba Prssi.
dent viii not ifnfneiiiateIV ma q 4 4 ~
pointment to MI the Vacancy occas-
Toned BY the deldkof Mr.. King. Inthe
mletuttme Mr., 9. p. Church, Assistant
Collector and Special Deputy, under
the law Of, l1ee, win act as Collector OF
the Port 8, ), =, - :,
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"
Charles J.Faullkner...The Late Pres.
ton King.
NEW, YoRK, Nov. ia Washington
special says: ~ ~ =
Gen. Steele, formerly commanding a
portion of the federal forces, snoW
stationed on the Rio Grande, arrived in
town Yesterday, and represents the Im-
perial force at Matamoras as completely
beleaguered, and expresses the opinion
that the French viii be compelled to
surrender to the Liberals, who hold
both banks of the river and environ
them on all sides. The Liberals receiv-
ed authentic information three weeks
ago that the 1mperialists had been re-
duced to oneSthiTd rations, and they
are completely cut OF from Vera Cruz
and Tampioo. There seems to be no
doubt of their final surrender. s1i,r
The Times Washingt ton special says:
Lucy'A "A. Cobb, noted pardon broker,
made oath before the grand Jury Yester-
day that Brevet Brig. Gen. ID. Baker
did take forcibly.l and feloniously
from her, on the 9Th of November,
Treasury notes to the amount Of S2OO!
and that Joseph 81. Cobb, her husband,
makes oath that the same party did in
like manner take from him a pardon of
Clarence y. Howell, and letters address
ed by Howell to Secretary Seward. It
Is quite likely the grand jury. VIII bring
4 p .
The Times special says: ls
Secretary McC Gull och replied to the re-
quest ofthe Governor of South Carolina
to permit that State to assume the direct
tax levied by Congress, that under the
existing Law the Government has no
power TO grant the privilege.
r The HeFald's special says: ~
Charles J. Faulkner, ex-Ministerl to
France, is here hooking after his case.-
He had 2 letter from Mr.. Lincoln grant
ing his pardon. He was afterwards in
dicted by the d. s. District Court at
Norfolk for treason. No action has
since been had in the case, neither has
his pardon been sanctioned by Presi-
dent johnson.
The unfortunate death of Preston
King created aprofound sensation here.
where he had host of friends. The
President, who knew him Intimately,
was shocked when he heard the intel-
igence. The Treasury Departmental has
been aware for some time that Mr..
King has been deeply depressed on ac-
connt of the trouble growing out ofthe
duties of his office. A successor will
not be appointed for several days.
& B.
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The Latest, News.
BY THLEGRAPH.

ny the union Line. r I.
Once; corner OF Monroe and Water streets
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4e "A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
Nv many friends and Patrons OF Jeremiah
Clemens, kdeceaSedl for the liberal patron
age bestowed ON him while in our midst, and
Lie that we intend to carry ON the Furniture
and Upholstery bushes In an Its branches
q the DID STAN, 80. ne Main street where
nlerita continuance Of the patronage bestoW-
ed on him. III CLEMENS g CO.
{ N. B.-Wes also intend to curry ON the I'M
dertaklng Business Rs before. We keep CON.
stantlyi on hand o null assortment OF Metallic
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-The latest
Brownsville advices say that the Ltber-
ais, under Gems. Escobede, Cortenas.
Cavadore and Mendes are vigorously
continuing the siege,at Matamoras.
They captured on the 9Th the steamer
vile. O 4fl
The Liberals hold the river above and
below the town, which has been evacu-
ated by the women and children, seek
ing refuge on the American side. It Is
thought they will capture the place,
while the federal forces are enthusiasts.
tically cheering the progress Of the
Liberal besiegeFs.
On Thursday last the Imperial stea-
mer Pessano fired four shots upon them
Casualties by this strange proceeding
UNKNOWN. 49, ~. Il. Q
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The Railroad Accident near newark.
NEW York, Nov. 15.2rhe railroad
accident at Newark, this morning, was
caused by egligence or thongh tless-
nessof the switGhman, named OlBrien.
who LEFT the switch SO turned that the
train took the track terminating In the
yard, some 200 yards from the switch.
The engineer discovered the Misplace
ment OF the switch and put on the
brakes; in an instant the locomotive
was off the end of the detached track.
The smoking car was literally demol-
ished, the first passenger car running
nearly through It. The scene is descri6l
ed as heartrending in the extreme. -Four
persons In the smoking and first pas
senger. cars escaped. Up to 2 O'Clock
but four passengers have died. Eight
or nine injured We're carried into the
Newark Hotel, where they received
prompt medical treatment. tbs believe
ed that number will not recover. The
switchman has been arrested, and It is
thought will be tried for murder.
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Through an arrangement with tho Amer.
iS7ln agencies OF the PRINCIPAL Francb and
belgian manufacturers Of - Z,
PLATE GLASS
shall execute orders for unsilyereSl or mir.
EoE pl1ttSI AZ the eame rates CHARGED al fhn
general depot in New York or PhiiadsIp6iS.
ana insure on transit. Prices hIrnisht4i ~
NY counting room. i n novIS u
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NEW YoRK, Nov. Is. The CONNER
Fciahs special says the Secretary of the
cd of promptly collecting the direct tax
of 1851, due by Southern States. He
has refused the application of South
Carolina to assume her quota to be paid
In one year,
New York politicians are beginning
to arrive, and. che wires q! are. busilY g
Iectorships.
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PTrrsBuRa, Nov. III. ssfy,efst. n fs.,. d
inches by pier mark, falling slo1TIY,
Weather foggy but pleasant
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,RailrOad AeeIslenltIa.

e PHMADRLrHIA, November 15.-The
through train from New York for
Washington, which left at 8 O'Clock this
a. III. ran through a turn table on the
New Jersey Railroad. Two men were
killed and several injured, including
MI - DECKS the baggage master, who was
sLighhy hurt. Further part culars will
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 15.2The 8
O'Clock through train from New York,
for Washington, this morning, while
under full speed, ran OF the track at a
turn table about Q mile below Market
street, Newnrl, through the neglect of
a switch tender. w. Il. Gordon, pro-
pEietor of lizards Hotel coaches, was
killed outright, and a boy named Brick,
from New Bfunswick, SO seriously
injured that he has since died. g. w.
Mosely, q recently arrived Englishman,
was fatally injured, and Captain ATitch-
ell, of the steamer Collyer, and several
of his men slightly. Mr.. Gordon was
from Holdpess, New Hampshire, and
was accompanied by his wife and two
children, who escaped uniniured.
Z: CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-The Journal hR
the following: u.
The express train on the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, which LEFT Rock
island 1astegening, owing to q miss
placed switch, two miles east of Morris,
Ill, was thrown from the track and the
whole train, with the execution of the
locomotive and sleeping eaF, precipitat-
ed down the embankment, turning six
coaches and two baggage cars upside
down. Two coaches were smashed to
pieces and several passengers were In
1ured, six seriously none killed. -
Mr.: Davies and John Garry, of New
York, are among the injured.
!.
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PRovmENuR, r. /, Nov. 16.-The
Hon. Samuel Ames, for 10 years Chief
Justice OF the Supreme Court Of Rhode
Island resigned his ONCE this morning
on account OF M health,
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ThaFreiloIlI,..lC.n nnIIlnn.a...... -


NEW YORK, Nov. ,15.-The convention
of the French CanAdians nj the st,
Charles Hotel, opens tonight at eight
O'Clock. The plan of the meeting Is to
form an Organic tion sfhfouphoflk khe
country with headquarters in New
York, with a view to promote the inter-
ests of the French Canadians of this
country and Canada. Delegates from
Rochester, Oswego and Syracuse, n. Y,
Springfield, Mo-, Detroit, Mich, and
Chicago, Ill, have arrived here. Among
the delegates is the French Canadian
writer, DIR. ]. ii. Cadeaux, of Elmirn,
N. y. The meeting bids fair to he
largely attended, and to elicit some
spirited discussion. Among the TesoIu-
lions to be presented by delegate DIR.
Cadeaux, Is the following:-
Resolved, That in the name of the
Il, COO French Canadians who have maid
with their lives, homage 70 the holy
liberty for which they fought in the late
American war, we emphatically DENY
that mercenary idea was the only mo-
tive that caused us to barricada the
American National Capital with ,ouF
breasts, and proclaim to the world that
we are not only proud to have shown
our adopted citizens that We are worthy
Of the liberty we enjoy, but we sol
emily assert that we viii ever be ready
to rally to the defense of this republic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-16
French Canadian Convention.
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