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WAsHIlG0TON.
wAsHlsorox. Nov. 70, 1868.
Tho Presidcas's Message.

wAsusorox. Nov. 20, 1868.
Tho Presideas's Message.
The Presidents Message. although completed In
general ssnss, 10 nos entirely closed II understood
that It win be kept open until the very last moment
owing TO tho existing complications with regard 10
Mexico and foreign relations Tho President owl.
IDENTITY desires to lay before Congress information which
Is daily expected and which may provo 70 be Of highly
important character.
large number Of Southern mon are hero for the pur-
pose Of inducing tho Prosdsnt TO adhere firmly TO the
policy he has hitherto pursued with reference
structon but 10 certain that the President has resolved
these matters his satisfaction and all such Efforts
will prove frutle Chief Justice Chase comedies with
the President in the accommodations he Is about 70
make Congress- strong influences have been brought
70 bear on the President 70 induce him 10 modify bis
views In relation 70 universal suffrage and general
amnesty but hs has positively declined 70 accede TO
snch influence
Pestponement Of the Mass Welcome 70 Con-
Grcss.
Tho nass welcome 70 Congress has been postponed
until Monday next In consequences Of the non arrival Of
the majority Of tho mcmbers
Je6 Davis.
Mcssrs. Hyllier and Mowry. the Commissioners sent
here BY the Legislature Of Mississippi mporuns for
the PARDON Of Jefferson Davis had an interview with
tho President yesterday, and made Aatsnsd that
their stay noed mot be prolonged in Washington that
subject Tho gentlemen have retired from their useless
and uAwise mission.
L. H, Chandler, United States District Attorney OF
Norfolk, Va. has arrived here. He says Davis will not
b. tried this term but viii possibly DO liberated under
general amnesty act H.n4.N
The Ristori Excitement.
The sale Of the tickets for the Ave representa-
ons to be given in this city by the far famed Madame
of ma hav wing
bcen disposed OF for the The sale Of single
tickets began this morning and great tho easerncs
TO get possession Of Mctxerotrs music store
bcsegcd by throng Of applicants until ten O'Clock when
II was closed account Of Its being Thanksgiving Day
The sale will commence again tomorrow Tho desire
here to behold tho great agedenns amounts to perfect
enthusiasm.
Personal.
Hon. Peter q Washington OF Virginia. Hon. Godlove
s. Orth, OF indiana: Hon John Bidwe and Hon d. {.
McRuer, Of California and John Wentworth. Of fnois
have arrived.
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I.irderkrnux Soirr..

This leading vocal society OF New York gave thor
ss,ond musical soirec at tao Lederkranz Hall, Fourth
street. "Wednesday evening. under tn direction Of
Mr.. A. Paur Ths sososss Messr Pollock, schor-
fold, Christ and @. Hoffman, sud the programme com.
prised selections from the o. Mozart Schumann
Schubert, Wagner, Hcnself, Paur. Marschner, Rubin
stein and Tarlni TITO choruses aud orchestral pieces
rendered with satisfaction and correctness and the
concer the whole listened to With with pleasure
by the large number o foenbrrs present Dancing FOL.
lowed the concert and kept up until chandelier pro-
clamed the approach Of Thanksgiving Day.
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Dlhsta 70 GENERAL slsss.

Bo-ros, Nov. 70 1890
Glen Rock, the seAt Of Mr. George Lschman, In Wal.
don vns the ~ interesting social gathering.
las, evening " friends Of General Banks who leaves
night for Washington. The grounds and mansion were
brill anty lum mated. and nearIy tsO hundred citizens
Of the district ~ present sud pad their rsspss
the GENERAL and hls ~ns. II 10 estimated that pccu-
gs has be.n asbscr~d 20 express the substantial
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g,sss1 ne sssns e e = issn Mo- xssk = g.
HsssssaGa; Mr. ORosl, - The YeetW>ng; 81 NJ leel
lard Of the vssA-Asve agreed - aake each eSo0oos
making up purse q SO 600 for say kls oooi; the es
vessel In 70 take The posi- the stakes are deposited -
the hands Of well Known leader Of the sposting world,
Mr.. L W. Jsroma The tonnage q the three yachts Y
nearly alike the Fleetwtng being a - teas; The Hen
rstta 20S and the vssta 2o1 They will start ON the
10th OF next month These yachts are the dness and
swiftsst ever built In the United States
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posrpoaxlsr Of The EXECUTION Of A musufna. ETC

IINrivNATi, Nov q, 1888
W. q. W. smith, who 10 have bern hung for mur-
der Friday, November 20 Washington Court House,
Ohio, been respited for two weeks, during which
time Governor Coz will decide the application for
Communication Of sentence.
c. To~cr co. promipcn. hal,ers Of this city. have
Al An a9eiv
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stws faan rm piclfc ccAsr.

Has rsssrsoo Nov ~. 1894
rhs s1snsr America arrived yesterday With psasspgsss
vie Nicaragua. from Nov rssk Oetobss 70.
Tho sismsas ship Siias Gr~enmas Nth iumSw ffo0
Puget Found 70 China pattn thts por russAay fcg
repair
Ths ship cuvsssr which Cleared ysstsrday Tor Noe
York tskes Is 10 saeta u ahsaA
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fine N the cMsrHur srmtT TmArm. pxlAutl,ml.

rmLADsLruA. Nov ~ is9a
nrs occurred this morning IN tho Chcxtnat street
theatre. caused by explosion Of gao The damage by
nrs and ~sssr not 81 900 The snSrnooa psi
formancs vas stopped. but tue evening performance
usaal
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psoysIonl soMmntsrs fOs rm SOUTHERN STATES

NV OpiKASs, Nov. 20 1900
Petitions circulating among friends Of Governor
Wells requesting Congress to establish provisional gov
ernmsnts in tho Southern until the fall readms-
sian nj the .fates
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rsgrrss Ar alessuso.

Rlcnsosn Nov 70 isoA
great trotins us,sh betseen DEXTER and SsN Rich
came OF 10 Oar Jskson PARK Tor pfsmn. of 81 zoo
mile best best Three Va tv~ Dexter tbr~e ssrAaskt
besis Time o. the nfst beat, 81 q o, seoynd, 2Tk
third, as. The ocession being holiday M this city
there vas IN usoausiy iasge sxrsdsSe@ sDt Ger
Ah IL Interest manifested 6Iting The rscss
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WRECK W TINE l..:. sas,.s.ss tAsAM n xswHstt.
,z..1 Esi111E Ho,.,. N.v >, ,.ss =

The schoonss James barter from Turks Island. 9th
aa arrived hefv todsy. and Reports that the knssh
York was wrecked - the lstb inst, on reef south %
turks Island, and u . totsi iosL -.
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niAfa d ~ ts.MtslEs b clsssi.l.

F9safsryws Pa, Nov % isaf
Jacob FRY. member ~ Cyagrss, sn1 f1FMssy 40.
dlior e.asr& u IN ertsis died la night
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rM REPORTED sHsaesr o. mns 70 nfuco DENIED.


Nav DstsA~a Nov 20 400
private letter from Baton Rouge states that there
no truth In the report that the thres of small
arms SHIPPED from the arsenal at that place In
tended for military force Ia b organized the Mexs
frontier Tho sent 20 Mes York Or needed
repairs
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VISITORS 70 NfF DAyls.

Fosras~ hossos, Nov. 70, 1883.
G Clay leaves here for P~tsfsours the rposning
Mrs Clay went north TONIGHT J. kvo Pollard asa
Marshall Hanna, formerly ~ the Richmond gxs~iasr
arrived here to-day Das a. bat wsrs refssX
adm ssson into tho fortress
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Tho Intention. Of Napoieon-H~ Intends "a
Recall the French Army from Mexico ~oon-
Tho ''Truth" ~ to shcrman's Mission.
WAsHs0ros Nov 70 1856


Although no formal of,cal communication has been
made TO bls government there Il doubt that nforn,
ton has been verbally furnished Of Esposons In.
tsntion 70 Tie French troops from Mexico al the
earliest pract,abe time, the arrangements for that
purpose being In progress THO reason Why
the nrst detachment orehird Of the troops WA not
embarked IN November. according 10 tbs Emp fors
programme, Ia that ths other two-tbirds might have
been seriously damaeed by the liberals. who were per-
sstcntiy presshg thcm. To obyiate such result II
deemed npro prudent, asa military necessity, 10
remove them Il al There 10 nov no doubt that
this will he dooe.
mich sp~cu tiion has boon INDUCED In the actual
business OF Lsftenant General Sherman accompany.
Ing Minister Campbell 70 Mexico. Tho rdth u, be ~s
deaignaed sn advser 70 that gentleman, both
gards diplomatc AFFAIR." in Mexico and military move
menis the lirUuiier should an emergency 70
require a new deposition " uDop& But since the
reception y thu Emperprs Infections With regard
removal o. ~ army, u II no, thought that soch
necessity all reur
The lat nest re- we'd by tho government Respecting
Maxml an Is hat be was at 0fizaba. ibe french
cias refusing t1re.at ham 70 leayo hrk sB~-s he
formally res nsd h.s cf0so.
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Griffith Gaunt maintains It's popularity with tho New
York playgoers Each successive representation do
velops fresh PROJECTIONS In the leading characters and
It's amusing OF the old time country fair and court
OF Justice lose mono their charm from their repeated
enactment Miss Eytnge, Messra Mortimer. Lewis Ba-
and Gomcrsa greeted last evening with rounds
OF applause demonstratve during the earlier days
OF the production OF this drama Of tho passions The
house was last evening we'll nlicd with thoroughly
uptown audience
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,aspnsa auaulu F,ss sts,rs 70 IN.

ssv oyLs1ss Fsv - i<S
rromss.sl capitalists ker. have orexnsef ras ter
bssiro~l 6v~ nsmssss lean. W sssss Al. -
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Rfasif Thnafre.

Al this popular place Of amusement there was ma
tinee yesterday afternoon, 70 which yosng children.
accompanied BY adults invited frce OF admission.
or the working classes responded readily TO this
not entirely dslntercsed Invitation OF the
and the the famous burlesque Pcch 5chulxe
the promised entertainment Each time that this
piece been given the house has been vol filed and
this occasion was no exception.
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EUROPE
NEWS TO NOVEMBER 80.
A Battalion Of British Guards
for Ireland.
= ENIAN AR RE S 7 S.
Spain About to Mako Peace with
South America.
IRELAND.
Moro Trssps for tho Scene OF tho Rebellion
Bsssalien Of tho Guards Ge'ng Over.
r4N. LoSDox, Nov. 2o-Nosn
II u said that more troops are about 70 leave for Irc
Naad, Including battalion Of tho Guarda
Fsnian. Arrests.
= e .n4eF LONDON, Nov 2o--Eveniug.
Occasional arrests OF Fesans continue 70 be uads By
tho government authorities In Ireland.
SPAIN.
,>>>~~~>--~~~>~~~~~~>~~>
Peace with South America M Hand.
LONDON. Nov 20, 1885.
The London Times today says that peace win be
declared between Spain and Chile and Peru.
Ouaen IsnheIla 70 visit Lisbon.
MADsrD Nov. 90 1868.
Tho Queen OF Spain intends to visit Lisbon LIST
of December. rt
GERMANY.
>~~~~~~o~~~y>~~~~~>~>~
Hanover Dying Out Gracefully.
BERLIN, Nov. %, 1856.
Tho Ministers from the former kingdom OF Hanover
are generally withdrawing from European courts.
Saxsny Approves the Pence Treaty.
DRESDEN, Nov. 90, 1866.
Tho Saxon Chambers have unanimously approved the
AUSTRIA.
Denial Of Warlike Operations
vienna, Now 49, 1886.
morning journal positively denies that there any
truth the that the Austrian government rs con.
oentrating troops in the province OF Gaica
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Tho London Money Market.
LONDON, Nov 29-Noon,
,Consols. for money, open at s9k.
The current rates United States securities
follows
Five-twenties .7e,4
Erie ehafos ...................-..t =.
Illinois Central.
LONDON, Nov. 29-Evening
Consols closed this evening At SoX, for money.
AMERICAN sxcuRITrEs
CLOSED to-day II the following prces:-
United States 6vetwenties. 10
Illinois Central shares. y
Erie Railway shares.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2o--Noon
The cotton market opens dull with prospective days
sale Of only 5000 bales Midding upAnds have declined
penny, and are quoted at IA pence.
Liverpool Broadstufis Market.
LIvEKrooL, Nov. 29--Noon
Tho market for breadstuns ia somewhat easier.
Livsrpeoi Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2p-Evening.
The provision market to-day has been dull and inscne
but closed with quotations unchanged
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Mr.. j. II. Thomas Concert In Jersey City.
The Tabernacle. in Henderson street. Jersey City, was
crowded Wednesday evening with large audience
representing tho best families In that city occasion
OF Mr. J. X. Thomas concert Tho following artists
assisted tho btnS6c.aire:--Madame varian Hoffman.
soprano. and Messrs Morgan. Hoffman and simpson
Mr. Hardenbersh. amateur OF little voice and less
schooling, sung the prayer from Nsbuco Madame
Hoffman. although scarcely recovered from III.
ness, very successful. and enthusiastically
corcd In everything she sang. Such accomplished
singer should he heard frequently concert this
Her voice II pure and sweet In quality, power-
f and undor complete control Mr. Thomas nne baritone
voice appeared 20 advantage In some his songs
As composer Mr. Thomas " the worthy successor OF
the amened stephen Poster and Of his songs have
worldwide reputation. Mr. Morgan played tho fugue
In nat and the Tell overture The audience could not
digest Bach very we'll bot hsy loudly encorcd the I'm
mortal overture. The organ poworfui and brilliant
instrument many respects but II Is badly voiced and
the tone Is not well balanced Mr. Morgan brought out
points hts iniinitabe style Mr. Simpson
has evidently stryen hard last ssasoq 70 r.move
thu dsfscn Which we pointed out In bis method Of sing
ing. He has good voice and IN 0ratorio has given
proofs that he tse II to advantage when he peAses
but he should still improve It's uppsr notes and vary is
monotonous smoothness Ia ballads by some dramatic
expression and feeling Mr. I'd ~srd Hoffman. Of the
National Conservatory acquitted himself very salts &C
torly at the plano
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TIE steamship Ocean o,sso Captain MAR. vn
leave this port saturday. for Aspinwsi
Tho mails for Central Amsrie. ssd thu sosih rss,as
viii oloss 81 hsf pas. ten o'clocs saturday morssss
Tho ssv Yoss HssALs-Edltisn for tho rsslae-ssa
be ready al half r..i alns O'Clock In ID. msralsx
sipgs copies In ~npp~rs rrsdy foe mailing, sI csata
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and s,a who left Brownsville the following day says It
Is canard and that il could have occurred since
there has been no means Of communication with the
Rio Grande.
DIaximiiinn SEN at Orixaba-More Of His
Baggage Arriving at Vera Crux-Tbc Re
duced Possessions Of the French--An Ameri-
can ProtectOrRtc for Mexico Regarded ss
the Only ACCOMPLISHMENTS at Jalnpp,
NEW oRixAss, Nov 20 1859.
The steamer Alliance arrived from Vera Orig this
morning with Mexican dates % the 25sh Haxmilian's
baggage had arrived 2, Vera c.s but he himself
sim at orzabs In which place 10 has been reading for
the last thrcc weeks private gentleman not sxsr-
cising any functions Of ONCE
In the port Of Vera Cruz thsre two French and
two Austrian figa,es and the frigate Tapeco Marshal
Bazaine was At tho city Of Mexico Tho French now
hold that place. Pucbla OrxabA and Vera Graz using
Cordova outpost while thcy wcrs Terrifying Orr.
zaba, which Is an Amos, impregnabe stronghold and
also using the pass OF Bemencho M an outpost for Vera
Cruz They hold no other possessions In Mexico
II rmorcd that the church party had offered n
remain In the country An American protsctorao was
REGARDED oy the people As the only solution Of their
On Tuesday, November O. tho liberal army marched
an overwhelming forco on Jaapa, which was strongly
fortified and garrsoncd by imperial, Mexican and Aus
trian troops. Tho oonnonadng continued for several
deserted 10 the liberal army. Tho imperial troops
wcre driven 70 the cathedral where they OF
from supplies OF food and water Csnnonadng was
distinctly heard over ffty miles The nna attack was
made the nth instant when the imperial troops sur.
rendered prisoners On the iiih Colonel Dupeau
with thousand troops. ed from san nsrtolotna
having, while route 20 Jalapa, heard Of tho
render and returned to Orlzsba
Tho Alliance brought dispatches for the American
French Consuls at this port the purpon Of which un.
known.
The steamship Manhattan, from New York. having re-
ccivcd three days quarantine nj Hayans had yet
vivad M Xera
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oER N A n Y.

Hanover Dying Out Gracefully.
BERLIN, Nov. %, 1866.
Tho Ministers from the former kingdom OF Hanover
generally withdrawing from European courts.
Saxsny Approves the Pence Treaty.
DREspES, Nov. 20, 1866.
Tho Saxon Chambers have unanimously approved the
oondiAons Of peace.
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The Honeymoon was performed last evening ct Mrs.
Conways Park theatre, before OF she largest audi.
that has assembled within tho walls OF
popular place OF amusement Mrs. d. r. Bowers AZ
JNanA played exceilcnty wcll also did Mr. Mccol-
lon In the rifle tho Duke Al the dose Of the piece
both OF these Artstes called before the curtain
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TbuIla Theatre.

At the matinee yesterday afternoon three little veces
which have already been produced on several occasions
given They wcre:-Ra,apian. Die schvSbin, and
Elm Kleincr schwindel This performance was very
fair a.@ - Aa3.-x-r--ss,-.r
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IT, M.-s -s.,.. sf~s s.ss. i,-,s-..sss'
rHs howt sAcnisk cysrksI 90 hs~ss.5. : y
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A U ST RIA.

Denial Of Warlil<e Operations.
vienna, Nov. 20, 1886
morning journal positively denies that there Is any
truth in the rumor that the Austrian
oenrating troops in the province Of Galica
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80.
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Peace with South America nj Hand.
LONDON. Nov. 20, 1886.
The London Tmo to-day says that peace win soon be
declared between Spain and Chile and Peru.
. Queen Isabella 70 visit Lisbon.
MADNID, Nov, 90. 1865
The Queen OF Spain intends to visit Lisbon the LIST
of December
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Theatre FrNncais-COmedy Might.
The patrons OF the Theatre Francais cannot complain
Of lack Of variety In the performances Last night b.
sides tho vaudeville opsrette, LAmoSr qSe Qs' ccH ~
"a, and Um Club de Femmes, now comedy, lie Roman
dune Heure, Afforded n Chandova, . young actor Of
marked ability an opportunity display his accomplish
ments n Chandova and Mime. sauvisr. who with
Mlie Tborcy rendered Il Roman, masterpiece OF
vocational fneoe, heartily applauded To tho other
plays the BILL auson has heretofore been made they
having been Witnessed by the fashionable and apprcca
tive audience that has nightly patronized the establish
men since the OF the season This even
ing, complimentary bonent will be rendered tho man
ayers Victor Masses OPERA ,aiafhee and lie Po Case,
will be enacted to q crowded house.
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Eiiiptie g.seL.,hes -.,.iss M.ssi.r.. 30
nft.fssg Wrhss EveMaa NJ KAf IhttfsAs 80 twfs
saa Psansylssht. ststs faft fws
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CvtsssA.y.'. n.i,D,s., TIE Bs..r,:, T..-.
Ilgs.~
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N & xICo.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE HERALD.

The Reported Occupation OF N1atamoros by
General SedgwiclS Pronounced False.
Nxw ORLEANS, Nov. 90 1893
The report that General sedgwck had crossed TO Mat
amoros with brigade the ed instant Is pro-
nounced false here. An officer Of tho department
and sa who left Brownsville the following day. says It
Is canayd and that could have occurred since
there has been no means Of communication with the
Rio Grande
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Essii-h views Of the Great AfIassic Yacht
Race.

tfrom the New York Correspondence Of the London
Times
yacht rare has Just been de- ided upon Of extra
ordinary character that am tempted 70 mention H.
Ihfse owners Of yschts--hr o. Bennett Jr, Of the
henrsttA NJ Osgoci Of the Fieetwng; and Mr. Iovil-
sfi, o. the Nesishave agreed 10 stake each so CO.
making up purvs q 90 cor say Els, oool for !
fsce from sandy Hook % the hsfbor Cowes the nrss
vessel 70 take the pooL The yachts vii starr early In
D~cemDes and The stakes deposited In the hands Of
well Known iesdcr 81 the sporting wcrid--nr. L. W
Jerome ~ Bennett bs~ osg been striving hard 70 Ia.
crease tes love d be counsrymea for yachting. and
ths mascn " psobsbly one result of his eAort& Tbs
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