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NeW YORK. Drr GOODS Market.

~ New YORK, Nov. 3, 1866.
The past week, II Ike Its iTnfnt date pre-
decessor, HIS not been noted only for the
extreme dizziness which has marked NJ
most every department or trade, and as l.
usual on sucn occasions. there has been a
good deal Of manufactured excuses why
trade should be in just the condition that
we now nnd 1t; it Is not at all surprising
however, that trade under tue present cir
cunstances should be ia such state OF
should be quiet time at THIS season OF the
year, especially i'm the midst OF such, =
political campaign ~ thai IN which as
are now ST uated The present state OF
affairs must continue for u little while
Longer, but like eYerythins else mqst come
Prices Utmost goods hava remained, 1rmll
and there ~ nothing i'm tire Immediate inA
dications yRisthegw hicii syeoulds 1ook Ike
tending to n decline of any serious nature
whatever. although II Is highly probable
that rs trade appears aag AIM aV handa re-
duction Will be made pretty generally m
order to induce opei atorS to action. 1t Is
this Wlb ndt Dy u necessity .foF Slime tine
To come, as there viii not he any very
great stir for soIne fWsceks.1 There is but
little hope for any further downfall In
prices, asfil1e costGof Skilled operatives IL
so very high and scarce that, u costa about.
as much TO man liact1re goods as tho cost
OF the raw material amounts To-. There are
some outside Iot@ OF goods, however, on
which, hpiders anxious. to reaiiZe, and
so they let them go az soon as things pres
ent the appearance of a decline, and OF
course buyers hold back, and thus good
makes of goods are efiecLediaudtlIern ron rlzeL
with n regular stampede goes tumbIing
down like a hoelJ Aof sheep. for what cause
no one knows, not even those It'll whom
II originated Economist rt1o q 2 A.tA 9
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New York Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW York, Nov. 2. !
The dry goods market for the past three
days has been unusually depressed. and
quiet. The market for print cloths is dull
from the lower price oI spripiS, and there
has been bat few transactions the PAST
three days. The market for prints has
been quiet, bat there are no very large
stocks OF the leading sly les in the market,
These gotds are very steady Ia price and
moderativeIy active for export. In the
market for ticks and stripes, and heavy
goods generally of this class, there have
been some slight concessions in prices, and
10 Is probable that prices gAglII Fbe fixed at
those OF September; there Is only light
trade, but the goods aIe in good styles, and
renewed confidence is felt on the part of
holders. The market FOR wool Is srin de-
pressed. Jobbers' priccs.l htie u#5ti4 3Atl 4
A4 BROWN sHEErINGs.
Indian Head, 2212c; Boston o, zoe.
-, BLEAcIIE.D isHLETISGs%s e sffsssl
, Boston o. 35c; II. D., ;Alc; blackstone, Zoe.
r. PRINTs. 8@yfAaA a
Gardner & Co., 2O%c; Hamilton, lS1ze;
Richmond. l9c; Alton, 1870.
:dA r1sRsAL IS BROWN DRILLS. ~ tf'.@i
Amoslsettg, 2ic;i Winthrop, 20e."
sW H0ff.' fff TEA N9s H7lfsIf 44t 800 fs34
Naumkeag, 25c; La,fonia, dc; Bales, I5c,
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First Receipt Of New Sugar this


A lot OF l0fhoasheaais hewo cros1 sugar,
CHASING fully fair, was received from the
Parish OF 81. John! the Baptist on Satuf-
sold at, - and hogsheads at l6lkc u lbl
This was the first arrival OF new crop
sugar season. fhe next ARRIVAL
Of new " was on Monday when q
received And sold at 16c II n. The frSt
receipts OF new crop sugar last year were
on the 9th of November, when hogsheads
arrived from the Parish or st. James, class
ed good yellow clarified, anG sold at l914c d
b.-N.s o. Price Current. xh Tsf3f 7fHY
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New York Market.

By telegraph New YORK, Nov. 7.
CoTroN-Dpll and scarce; sS}19Ssc for
lower; sll 25ai2 for sound Common extra
State; Sl2Wl8 for extra r. IL. o.; and
sl3 lOG9l4 7e Ter trade brands; market clos
ing heavy for common grades. afH
WHIsKY--Moderate demand In bond at
WHKAr-DuII at l@2c lower; 81 1892 4s
for No. 2Chicago and Milwaukee.
BARLEY--ln fair request for export and
home use, but with decided change In pri-
ces; 81 j069l 10 for Canada West in. bond,
and 81 25 do. free; 81 l2@l Is fortwo rolled
State 81 30 bay quinte.
CoRN- Receipts OF l5,62l bushels; market
irregular apd unsettled; opening Sole
higher, and closing with an advance at
last of III 2S1I 81 for shipping mixed Wes-
tern afloat and In store; closing at 81 2S(a
/ pa FOOL ~ for, w estern yellow. .ssrg
36Tned i@2e psIte Pit 4 eles seq
WooI-Duii and heavy; 45oS5Sc for do
nestle lheeee; SOC for Spring pulled 4S@47
for H ezra pulled; 2DsaSc for Melieo; and
CoAITrQ uiet at about previous prices.
Observation-Disclosures sole at 33G34; Bue-
nos AYres light weight, 3f4s3lI5c: mid-
ding E@3slSc for heavy DO, S29Ssc for
California light weights; 34t935c for mid
ding do; SSaS7c for heavy do. ,gfb e
RYE--Dull.
CoFFEE-Dull.
sUGAR-Q1iet; Cuba lS91Ic.- = -,
MoLAss Eseptet;;a d, = ~, Z - :.
S51S936c for refined in bond; also $1,000 bbls.
refined In bond, for gDecember buyers OPP
PoRK@DniI and heavy at SIS OOs2s Is,
regular and cash, for new mess; closing at
SIS 1919 cash, and SIS 25@2 70 for prime.
BEEF-Quiet at Sl2 80 for new plal n mess.
and an SIS 800 &c. e % 5or new sStra mesz peef
BACoH-Dull and heavy.
Cur MEATs-Unchanged; liGl4Lc for
shoulders, and l6yglsc for hams.
DRESSED Hoes-Quiet at ll2+@ll1zc for oi
"fsSRD@ouiet. 'bdt arm 1t i4gis46 FOR
prime.
GoSET-Mor e active at 500 per cent
STERLISG-Dull at 109l49lOg1S. - $50
GoI;pA EASIER opening at LIS, and closing
GcVEKNMESr STOCKS Firm. 'i1 hrI
FREIGHTs TO Quiet
SrocEs-Lowers Northwestern 5Izs do
il016; Alton and TerTe Hapte pr ferred g /;
Toledo, w. and W. 52XS; Milwaukee and
Union Telegraph pS ps s1sE New York Central
1872; Erie Sl3z do. preferred lS51S: 500 cou-
pons of 1867 ll01a; do. new series of 1865 Ito;
ny 1905 lO6; Missouri 6's sOI1 ohio and
Mississippi certificates a. X 81
The Posts money article says the money
market Is acttve but easy at 5tG6 per cent.
on call loans. Some ofthe banks have
been attempting o put up their rates dur
ing the past two days; but there is less
movement in that direction now, The
animation. Governments firm; 5-20's stiff
fer; 1905 were quiet; railroad shares ir-
regular. Early -in the session there was
productive OF a feverish feeling which.
towards the close, gave place TO an activity
which caused some Improvement in quo
A'iohs;;T9GG0l p aefl 1885 .3seI
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Our grain marketis again, greatly ex-
cited to-day. Since Saturday there has
been an advance in corp OF froIi sl2c per
bushei. This is owing 10 the market being
largely oYer-sold, and the . shorts " being
cornered. Oats have also advanced 3ts
SIC; rye 2s3d; barley 66s7c; No. l spring
wheat I@2c, and No. spring wheatl3E BE-.
-Chtcdgo Journal, Monday. ,xr,
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BY telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Z.
CoTToN-Q uiet at Sic.
FIouR-Lower; 50 50@l0 80 for Fall sup-
crime; $40 50@ll 50 for Fail extra; Sl2a13
for double extra; Sl3 2561l6 for choice to
fancy Spring; extra ranges at Sl0t9ll 70.
WHEAT-Lower and unsettled; buyers
holding OFF; prime Fan, 81 5092 60; choice,
81 75G2 S715; fancy, " 30; spring ranges at
CoRN- Lower, e5c@sl.tg ~ dfucfr f..s.1 :,
OATs-Easier; 47@50c. ,sri5ie.l.r sseirs
PRovIsIONS-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Better; 81 21z92 SO.
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DENTISTS.

"a "a
TEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
Is the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents OF the city, desire al
persons whether they need their profess
sional services or mott To visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work mann
featured.
Improvements and inventions are being
made, and everything that Will subserve
the Interests Of their patients Is secured ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities. ~
They have several Anaesthetics for allie
WAITING pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunKen can be restored
TO nearly their original contour. aE
All desirable styles o. ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere Ia the United
States are made by us .rreAuiarltles fof
Children's Teeth success. - v ., -rected.
Those havin Dacayeu reetn houid
either have them xxi racted. )r ed the
latter If posslblel. The baals,i o II ha par
ties and the remaining teeth Iame II 4
Neuralgia Affections treated a 80 Cle1t
Palate.aef 9taas tna .bs843f aprls=
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Mnrinnn 49,,

NEW 0RLEANs, Nov. 1O.-Adyfces
from chihuahua, to the 18th are re-
cetved. Juarez is there with his minis
tiers and so soldiers. The department
commander will not send him any
troops.
Escobado has moved against Mejia at
San Louis Potosi. Four hundred
French and 500 Mexican Imperialists
hold Durango. They are expected to
fall back on the Capital. Both the
Juares and the 1mperialist Govern
ments are exhausted in finances. Ju-
arez is levying forced loans and taxing
money contributions and confiscating
property. His hopes are dependent on
the guarantees of liberal loans by the
United States Government.
MaxtmiliRn's prospects arc very bad
lie must leave with the French Lib
eral Generals and rangers. He is un-
derstood to favor ortega, and only
recognized at Washington. Ju-
arez has annulled the Louisiana
Tehaunttpec grant and made new ono
to other Americans, who paya hundred
thousand dollars cash and reimburse
the holders of tho Sloo grant the money
paid for 1t.
A fine cotton crop has been made in
Ali OF Northern Mexico, except Du-
range, is in Liberal hands. The Next
can territory is clear of Indians, but
the whole of Texas and the frontier
military posts being unoccupied, are
full of them.
The Houston (Texas) Journal learns
that Gen. Sheridan has communicated
to Gov. Throckmorton an order from
Gen. Grant, recognizing the nullifica-
ton of General Orders No. 8, which au-
thOrize the military commanders in the
South to arrest all parties charged with
civil offences on the failure or inability
of the civil authorities to do so.
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BY THE CABLE.
AdviOes to the 10th of November.
Special to ne I,teuionee,

.SLoNDoN, Nov. 1O.-At a recent ban.
quet, Lord Derby, English Premier,
made a friendly allusion to America
in which he hoped that any question
between the two governments of the
United States and Great Britain might
be preached in forbearing and concil-
iatory spirit, which might remove all
bitterness and cement the friendship OF
the two nations.
LONDON, Nov. 1O.-The great reform
meeting is appointed to take place in
London on the Sd of December next.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. lO.-The Car
owitch and the Princess Dagmar were
married yesterday with great festiyity
and rejoicing. The Gar, on the occa-
sion, commuted the sentences of a large
number of prisoners and RENTED ar
rears of taxes.
PARIS, Noy. 1O.-Forty-two arrests
have been made of members of a secret
political society in Paris. TIE
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10-Evening.-The
provision market has a declining ten
dency. Corn quiet at 35s. Cd. Cotton
14Nd. for middling uplands.
Z LONDON, Nov. 1O.-Consols closed at
S9K for money.
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NEW York, Nov. 1O.-ThO Herald'a
Panama correspondent says: Intelli-
gence from Peru to the ed ult., says
Gen. Castillo had been arrested for
completely in the Baltis conspiracy to
depose Grade.
The election for President was pro-
crossing at the polls.
In the peace negotiations now being
carried on between Spain and Peru, the
latter State rejects all Spanish claims
for church property, and If Spain re-
fuses the proposition Peru will prose-
cute the war with renewed vigor.
AT grand banquet given at Quito in
honor of the Chilfian Independence on
the 18th of September, Mr.. CogRshell.
the American Minister, made speech
Of congratulation on the promising as
pect of the Spanish war, and his senti-
ments were loudly applauded by those
present. -
Bolivia on the 18th of September de-
manded an explanation from Brazil OF
the latters conduct in aiding the Span
ish fleet at Rio, afterits defeat at Callao.
The demand was couched in threaten
ing language.
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Another Fenlan katherine Atlnn1I,
Cable To he C'nt or r,nntur.n.I-


New YORK, Nov. 1O.-This morn
ing's Express says there wns consider.
able excitement at the headquarters OF
Stephens from an early hour this
morning, caused by numbers of per
sons calling to leave intelligence re-
sPecting the movements of the @. o. /.
The opinion appears to be fast gain
ing ground that several Irish merchants
IN the city have warmly espoused the
cause or Will place vessels at the dispO-
sal OF Stephens Gd EibitaInI. That he will
take advantage of their kindness is
more than probable, but not to any ex-
tent, as no reliance is placed in using a
force with a naval expedition, A land.
Ing Is only necessary and then the fIr.
Their fate of Ireland will be decided nv
strength in the field,
II Is barely possible that the Atlantic
Cable may suddenly cease to sneak IN
short time on this side, but whether
It viii be cut or captured is a question
which must be in abeyance for tho pres
Col. Condor aud Capt. Dunae have
been successful in their western tour.
having organized IS circles alone IN
Western Tennessee and Michigan: are
also deciding in very practical man
ner in favor of Jas. Stephens.
Col. Thos. +. Bourke and Can't: p. J
Condor are to leave New York on
Monday ON an organizing trip to some
part of the country. No definite place
for their operations had been liked mn
ON. 80 - - :
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Herald,s
Washington special says: The Presi-
dent yesterday laid before the Cabinet
certain portions of his annual message.
me meetlng was somewhat protracted
ana various portions of the message
were. discussed. Our relations with
Mexico Will occupy a very prominent
Poslt1on In the message. 1t is certain
that that the mission of Minister Camp
Dell and General Sherman to Mexico Ia
not for buncombe. 1t means work.
II on the arrival of the Susquehanna
at vera Cruz or any other Mexican
port it Is ascertained that neither Maxi-
milan nor the French have left and
evidence is Afforded that they do not in
tend TO do SO without unnecessary DELAY
there Is reason to believe the President
Will recommend to Congress most Wig
orous measures to expedite their exit.
me state OF affairs on their arrival, if
not the preliminary action of the mis-
sion, will probably be ascertained by
the Government in time for the Presf-
dent TO incorporate his definite and de-
cloed Mexican policy, in his forthcom-
ing message. The recent letters from
Mexico throwing discredit upon the in
formation given to the public through
the Mexican Minister, to the effect that
Inc visit OF the Emperor to Oriziba,
was IN pursuance Of his intention to
embark for Europe are believed
here to have been written in the
interest of the Imperialists. The Beliefs
entertained that Louis Napoleon de-
sireS Maximillan to remain in Mexico
until the French troops are withdrawn
for reasons which no one can explain
better than himself.
The grand jury has made present.
ment In the case of j. a. Durham,
alias Sanford Conover for perjury In
the sworn evidence given by him as a
witness on the assassination trials and
before the House Judiciary Committee.
Robert Laurie, Gen. Giles and NJ.
Hitler, delegates by the Governor OF
Mississippi to present to the President
resolutions of the Legislature OF that
state praying the release of JEFF Davis,
have arrived in Washington.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.-The steam
or Constitution, for Panama, sailed to-
day with $50, 5000 in treasure, of which
1902 COS is for New York. She also car
r1ed 100 tons of wheat and 20 tons of
flour. Among her passengers are VIM,
NJ. Stewart, United States Senator from
Nevada, and G. 81. MumIord, of the
West Virginia Oil Company.
Consul Goday claims thirteen cannon
brought from the French fortications at
Mazatlnn, as the property of the Mexi-
asvoid. -
Tho clearance of the steamer Cont.
mental, which sailed on Thursday for
San Bias, Manzillo and Acapulco, was
obtained from the Mexican Imperial
Consul.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE Vest
ern Union Telegraph Companies bark
Onward, from Petropaulowski, arrived
yesterday in ballast.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
HalfImnrc .I.lYaafncI. RInrn,et-

-BALTIAoRE. Nov. lO.-CATrIR.-Our mar
ket continues 70 be well supplied with T3eeT
Gattle. the receipts since last ThunsiiIy foot.
ous week Included In the OFFERINGS we've n,
head Left over from Last market day: go bSs,1i
received from Western Virginia over the E5I
umore and Ohio Railroad 500 heSi fCo,,
S9nthW esteFn Virginia by rail- and staanlillai.
iu4 nead rom the same locality ON G50f. N
IFotn lhe Valley OF Virginia, also on foot. -
h psiGl from Ohio by the Baltimore and Ohio
- allLoad and 70 head from Virginia on GCSot'
the supply proved In excess al me fleIOaySS
a ~ notW outstanding 30 head were forEaTSi1
81 % rev YORK and Philadelphia 90 mead
RENAL 81 nnsOid. OF the remainder $50 head
MeLS laileh py graEteEH, 30 head by Govern
t'.ai eontEectoEss and 800 head by Baltimore
eSSSlSfTleL5 q the following rnnge OF prices:
SSzA44s aees u . 100 RlS gross, common tBeaye,s
u % u, talHdO. 81 . TO 90 so, good do 81 fo
u p and Prime do. 81 90 to S7T5, a decline on
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me suppPesse, DIsoSteY,.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 1O.-The following
Is the dispatch already referred 70 as
having been kept from the President
by Secretary Stanton
NEW ORLRANSs, July 2s.-Hon. z. N
Stanton, Secretary OF Var: A Conven.
tlo1 has been called, with the sanction
Monday. The Lieutenant GoverDnI
and city authorities think Il unlawfriI,
and propose to break It up by arrestinP
the delegates. have given no order
on the subject, but have warned the
parties that could not countenance or
permit such action without Instruction.
from the President. Please Instruct
me me at once by telegraph.
(Signed) A. BAIRD. BreUet Maj. Gen.
The National IntellIgenOer says that
u this dispatch had been shown to the
President, the riot would never have
OccufIedS = - -F--.----.- =
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Potatoes In minnesota.

1'H 0''' VIC I1OI9F18ttI N1LLIIIII'I tU1.
i, " mas always been considered the very
1eptn OF poverty to be compelled to eat ones
PoEttoeS without salt, but iL looks now as ii n
ELeaL many OF our folks would, before spring
their salt without potatoes, Between ths
~ nnu the rot, there Is n gent scarcity OF
t SnS staple article, and they Ntlaye brought
[1ISI P tlets all the fAll-fity cents bushel
I,[lI., more; but during the past week they
iitaSS Kun up nom 81 to 81 25 and almost I'M
IL S $500 70 opuln at that. II is the geneFRI-
I y * PLSssed opinion that there nave not
US S ~, near enough raised around here to sup
by ny me nome demand. and that before spring
Lnere VIII DO none in market With hiVf
priced Hour and u scarcity OF pototoes CS5d
help the poor-the rich cnn ent caI,f - -
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FenInn Mass IeeIins.-.Our Relations
with EnEI0nd..-AppOintm

EenAnn Mass MeeIlnE.--Our Relations
With neutrality-suspicious.
New YORK, Nov. 1O.-The California
steamer yesterday brought 1858, 56s in
The Herald's Washington special
says: A mass meeting of Fenians was
held in Washington yesterday, at
which Con. Heath, Captain Geiser and
others, delivered speeches. Resolutions
were adopted protesting against the
sentences of Lynch and McNiahon, and
thanking the President and Secretary
seward for their interference in behalf
of the prisoners.
1t is understood in diplomatic cir
cles that our relations with England are
improving. The British government
has unotttclHlly shown such friendly
spirit, that 1t is believed the indemnity
clnims will be settled without an ultf-
matum from this side. 1t is more than
probable that such arrangements are
being made with the JuaFez admins
tratton that the United States trOops
will soon enter Moxico.
The President hnS almost ceased the
granting of pardons to the residents of
the Southern States who were engaged
IN the rebellion, and IL is insinuated by
those qualified to speak on this matter.
that no pardons will be granted for an
Indefinite period to those who led i'll the
late 1nsurrectiOn, or who accepted of.
fees in tho United States, either in a
civil or military capacity, previous to
the rebellion. The same authority
states the reasons Which have influenced
the President in thus Withholding the
issue OF pardons, are of political ma
tuEe, produced by the recent elections.
benjamin G. Truman, formerly War
correspondent, and latterly on special
duty in the Southern States, has been
appointed Special Postoftice Agent by
the President. for California and the
&acihc coast, has started westward.
MIR. Baker, U. s. Death and Burial
Recorder in the Department, has re-
ceived intelligence from Texas DENYING
the report that the authorities there had
refused to ALLOW the privilege of burial
OF those who fell in the contending ar
mics, to be inferred in tho Same burial
grounds. 1t is stated that the reports
were based on purely political fnbrica-
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The World has

NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The World has
the following special over the cable:
LONDON, Nov. 9.-Telegrams from
franktort, dated last evening, advise n
ties, the amount of sales for cash being
S7,35s. $500 b
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 9.-FIour market
moderately active. Indian corn shows
decline of 4a6d per quarter of 4, 500
bushels. Corn quiet; 35s for mixed
western. Sales of mess pork Mt rs Cd
ana ana US per barrel for prime. Lard de-
ollned 6a9d per hundred.
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all grades compared with last weeks rates OF
q to Il cent y n; Market very dull at the
Close. We are directed TO notify the RmzieTs
OF Baltlmore and Hartford counties that next
week large number or very fine stock Cat
Tie Will be offered for sale
=, HoGS.-harket well supplied and dull, or
binary to prime live Hogs selling at SlI % SIS
q 100 MS. net.
sHEEP.--Recelptsh have been liberal, and the
TO prime fat sheep. Market heavy at the
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RniIronei AccI,Ient-

CINcrNNATt, Nov. 1O.-The mail train
on the Little Miami, due hero this
near Milford by broken rail. TWO
cars SWere precipitated down an en-
bankment and another turned COM
pletely over. Three persons injured,
NO one Killed..
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WISCONSIN EIectIoD.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 1O.-The Repub-
vote In this State is not iess than
"a, 600, a gain of over 100 per cent. ON
the vote OF 1864. The Legislature stands:
Senate, D Republicans, IL Democrats !:
Assembly, 20 Republicans, 30 Demo,
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oTTowA, g. W., Nov. 1O.-Itis under
Wednesday next. The former as the
representative for Canada at the Paris
exhibition and the latter to assist In the
completion of the confederation. It is
expected that Lord Monck will leave
for England about the middle OF De
cembef