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DIR. Claus and O'Brien Sentenced.
COURT or OYER AND TBRnISER.
Before Judge Ingraham

xAr 1s-Judge Ingraham this morning passed SEN
tence upon DR.. 0tto Claus and John 0Bren, the one
armed soldier. ..
O'Bricn brought up and sentenced 10 State Prison
for tho term Of three years the previous conviction
OF the mansiaughicr Of his wife f
Ciaus on being brought mp for sentence stated that
the ssbbng took place during the scue him and
Caon and that be wss even at this time perfectly una
ware ss 70 whether the weapon hand or in that
Of tho deceased The Judge stated that though satsaed
the prisoner he'd no intention OF taking the fc OF the
deceased, yet a. the jury had convicted him Of man.
slaughter IN the third degree he was compelled 70
after short tiase, petition were made 10 the III.
cutive In HE favor he would be other than we'll
tive promise
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SHIPPING NE w S.


CLEARED.
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Gy q Paris r Kennedy Liverpool Vi.
stsauishp Napoleon III (Tr. Bocandis, Havre-e Mac.
. stssmship osrmsnis sHam, Ehlsrs Southampton and
HSSmburgEkTTnnsrdt T Co. 60,
.mptonoerIeSs Co 'Srem Ernst Bremen ana s0a'h'
Steamship wssiohssisr Ingram wilmington, Del-A Alb
ship Carrier Dove, Bailey, callao via Phladephia-B
ship Archer, cre.sy, Bos.en-w II Brown 4 Co.
Bark Frank Lovt tBr), Cann Havre via Philadelphia
bark Lord Psimesson tBrh Mccrsady. cadis-Harbsck.
Bark Aud Rsske tBr). Dawson. Barcslona-xeculy
Brig Sophie strout Gibara--J E Ward Co.
BE- csos mps eS
Brig Ellen Anns Brl Clubhouse. cienfuesos-J Whit
Brig Nslis Antrim. Wallace, Nuev.ss-Pscl 4 Church
scSr Wentworth tBr), hcBurnie. 81 john Md De
@ scSr Fsrnswsr.h Pa svsl e5. sawyer BsrSsao:E Smith.
schr Jonas Smith. Nichols Charieston--N L McCready
sshr W Beebe, Crawford, CharIssson-N L xccready
sehr Eclipse. strout Georgetown, Dc-N L Mccready
schr Triumph, Chester, Newcastle, Del-Ben,ley Smith
ssSr H: assn Sslsmors Wood
schr cordery, Grace Great Ess HsrSor~Go.dthwai.
schr ! sT' 7 Goodwin, Peck. Stamford.
Steamship Manhattan Turner Vera Cruz May ssal 10Th
and Havana 18th, with mdse and passengers TO Charles
Steamship John Gibson, johnson. Washington, DC, ls
stssmship Nereus Bearse. Boston, with mdss to Isaac
Steamship W Clyde, Powell Boston, with md.e to Ne
With sssR 1p
e s sa s hsad o% % s snt
ths pc Port tho had sHt s Westerly n and sw winds
days with sugar 70 order Sailed In company with schr
Brig Water Inv Tiiton Messina Feb a. with fruit to
Smith Passed Sbrasr March 2; in lat IS is lon g. saw
Brig Venus PsrsboroJ Walsh oace Bay Is days. with
Brig Thomas Owen tof Portland) Petting Nuevtas 4.h
ns ss VIII af 70 T9EDGH ad nSnsF N :,
ida May BrJ Buck Glacs Bay 20 days. with oo. to
cs: cs.s Ann for Philadelphia
schr Hannah b, CHASE. Gionosster
eSr seSr hnn Fo%s ksesnsy %ssy
Schr Ann Elisabeth Phillips. Portland, Ne, for Phiadel
schr Adrian, Everitt, Rockiand.
schr schr SEasSa1 Ssrissta. Hail. rSaInS scciiand.
ssT sssr bsssynes bnssy eSson Fsef:aa Sa1.nd
schr 9ttsman, Dodge, Bangor.
r schr SssPi.n. L.rraIee Masqussh..
ssSr 81 sstsrs E.asenpo
schr 4 = y Butler, Proyldence for Elizabethport
S scsr Free I s.onss s s%IS. s1asnP Pctsnd THnd Conn.,
Scnr EsteIle EIWood. New Haven.
echr Tirrell Marshall New Haven for Philadelphia
schr Chief Champin, Norwich for Rondouk
6chr Mary A Lovett, Rich. Norwich.
Schr Henry Lemuel, Jarvis Northport
Sehr Mary Brockaway Brewer Norwich for Elxabehport
echr " Cummins, Bault Rondout for Boston.
sS w ssS RonecSs Ss sg c.op
ssST ssST iIi Es
schr y, Lowell Rondout for Boston.
echr + Terry, -. Rondout for New Bedford.
schr Tunis Bodne, Buncc Rondout for Fan River.
~. ~ .tr BELOW. g a
Bark Icebird, from Hamburg. q days. fttifi =
Wind u sunset, NE.
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stephens sttll Reeeiving Contributions-
4 The Committee and the Monat Nam
sion-The @. o. I'm Drooklyn-His Tour
Concert I'm Tsnmsny Han-Address
OF Colonel Kslly-Finaneial Accounts
OF the I. H. H., &c.
Yesterday the q o. received delegates from several
circles who TO tender their allegiance and furnish
substantial aid to the He also held council with
leading Fenians who came TO consult with him ON the
new order OF things.
The N0FFAr MANSION.
Colonel Kelly has transferred this ednce To the COM
mtee for disposal at the earliest opportunity Mr. Kill
Ham, as the legal possesor passed Mr. Stephens
previously For the present II will be left to the
yestgating COMMITTEES tall they have concluded their
labors. reae
STEPHENS IN BROOKLYN.
deputation nom the Ceutres In Long Island district
waited ON the O. o. yesterday evening TO convey
luton Of that body desiring his presence confer with
them matters generally with their district
at Latimer Hail. 22 Court street. Brooklyn at half past
eight O'Clock The meeting strictly private. Invi-
tatons were sent To Centres In the Senate interest
Stephens will be accompanied his route by General
Halpin and Captain Morgan Doheny a staf. He has
received invitations from circles Now York. Connect.
icut, Pennsylvania Ohio, Massachusetts, Nevada and
tlon 70 Colonel Kelly appointing him agent and
ductor OF the organization In this country during his
absence The new headquarters Ii not yet procured.
The Chief Organizer will keep constant communication
with his deputy in the meantime.
FINANCES OF THE I. r. B.
The following is Mr. Stephens account of the money
transmitted by the Brotherhood in this country to the
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Died,

BARrnr. -on Friday, May Is Asprrw BArnrrr, Of
Castletown Roche, county Of Cork, ireland.
The friends and relatives OF the family arr respectfully
invited attend the funeral from residence in
Clifton, staten Island, Sunday afternoon, at Two
O'Clock. His remains will be taken 10 81 Marys Gene
terry.
CrsuscnAn AT rarrysowp, on Friday morning, Nay
H. Dawn D. CUNNINGHAM, In the 47th year of his age.
oS crst church. Brooklyn and the sunday school class
OF s d. ceased, particularly invited TO attend the
funeral, a Chit church, Brocky n, on Mondsy at
twelve osriock. Carriages will be In attendance
Halifax lNova SEQ, a, papers please copy
ssm~-On Friday, May Is. MARY JAsE sxrrH In the
10th year of hfr age
The rcsisyrs and fricnds and those Of her brother
Mlr.acl smah se respectfully requested N attend IN,
fupc>S' from bc - feuee cf her s,h r. = hu smith
2ps M6u street on eun,NrY afternoon a. 40 cock
lEtg Otss Dscfss = -. I'd acxI
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r1ation or Landlord snsl Tess
Wrfts - Prohtbisaen.
sDFREmx coURr--cHAnBKas.
BEFORE Judro barnard.

On the e,h lnss We published the cass ., william 3
Knapp, iandlosd against George cerrsh, tenant, be-
fore City JudgeA y. Russell In which Gcnish OBJ
tanned an order frVn Judge Cierkc, Of the Supreme
Court prchbi,ine JuCe Rgsse from proceed Nc IN the
matter uIon the gsoukd that neither the summons 10
sued by Judge Russei the adsv Of the landlord had
% internal nsvenuc sisAp on them, and that Judge
hs q had decided that uey required none After The
service OF said writ Mr. AuNross !. Pinney applied 10
Judge Ccrse on behalf of lhe krudord and Judge RS
~, ana cttaned an order requiring Gsrreh 20 show
should not be set asde as having improperly grant
ca un 'he Io'b inst tho motion tssrd bcforc Judge
motion, and r. Noble opposed set sssde he VIA cS
prcheilicn holding tha. no rcvenue stamp was secss
svy, and fuiy sustaining Jsdee Russeis decision Judge
rxsask -' w.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
Very ~ss:Ssl shisd c.sS is.s
he s.r '''"u'A 20 'n' ns''en'ns 70 get over
on s. Bs ss S Sss: ss sss s..
sss .s SSs xss"'l and
Win :s%psss P;c salem
she remains biigsd and WIN probably s. iosI
scnn cAnrs.LL sou!s from Portland, Ne for Phil.ds
s: ~! ssss :S:s as%s :s Ps F.
s::, prosAs1y =. S NORTH; ana o:' SSOo@,
me So.:. "a: ss s: sa q s,ss g;
varLs stove siI saneheOns broken
sss
sczn IEAnsn se.res bence for savannah before 70
s:.1sd he Jss so. ssss
vG s.f s s a. % 4 Ss.st sg.s :.
hrss mate, fen from the main boom and Was drowned.
Spoken, 90.
stsamshp three mastsd showing blue swallow. tan nag
With white Gross, bound 70 The sodshwsrd Nay IL, 8 nes
ship c.raysn, Ssr:s: from Liverpool for New York.
Addson sloan, from Liverpool for Hong Kong March
ship Gosonds Steering EsE, April ia lat 4, a. lon IS IA
ship G.sPss E%srson from Savannah for Liverpool May
Isri 4 Pis.s. on Phadslphis for Busnos Ayres. April
IS lats 9 lon 1 "a
Is i, s5ss Ion 81 ''
s %s. ''''' queen ''f' steering w. Nay !" lat IS 's Ion
s oG South shosi ''' w. -S
xyt "a % soais sso.l rom ~" '''1 ''r 81 Andr'"' Ss
Cove tof camden) for New Orleans May Il. Ia.
BE q a Coonsn. steeysns q Nav IA .,x, q o,ao
SsSrs:fs Emery from Boston FOR aS.na Nay on
y.:I .,. . E.s = "a. = 2 3, S,.sss Va. ~.
Cow B4y May 10 10 is-sid brs. viiass Belle r.rhup.
BsncSorn. Burgess SYori ""''0''' L. hA''r' s"a'
ton Turk i.ispds SoS bs ssnaofo % ns
GIlcr BAY, cB Nay I4Arr brig Victoria Ursue Lsnon.
h Ss mS s T ION r s e
wooster HYo w d pss.,sser. e. oo''A
HAVANA May i3-xrr scnmshlp Cuba RoiIins Norieans;
sssl Ss S:.ss ;s
mon, GiesfasSes % '-''p'-' '''' "'''' "-''''' .'
TO- cuss @ for boston INV ca, 20 o. nav Yok az o Nsy
yoss sh cy of cori q. Tor d ishi ciiy O Boston g.
fh.d.phia ioS. rssssIcrs, Denbusy. for DO Is,h
Ss Sens' ss i.sy s.Iis s:Sss SSSi ssa
Nu.vrAs MAJ sn port briss Frincr.s Alice for SYorh
lag Coa,s fcs sslmors do .chr Ada for NYort az
houn; Gardner Colby aeisansn:e Aslsnss ssssrs. and
csT1 a. rses. nyrsD1s "a, e, s.s Esrsps ,o,s. M,
vssA csrs Aprt . sbsct da,.,In port :hlR rc,sa tR
Eorssns; brig chsnsops Si fosis for Ssiv:.soc ssss
M port x.y SIN, s.for, r-po. srr star Of Faith Pre-.
nsn from nESs, Sss .rs "a dig ao.o
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Last night the New York Liquor Dealers Society was
again in council at their headquarters in Hester street.
discussing the action OF the Board Of Excise in refusing
giant licenses number Of retailers, who IL s al
legged, fully entitled to them. There long dis
cussion regard TO the in which the EXCISE law
is enforced, and great deal Of dissatisfaction
pressed all sides The grievances Of the liquor dealers
were fully explained though dennitive action In re-
gard to the matter taken. The proceedings of
rather excited character there being some neen hun
dred persons in attendance
Some legal advice was given 10 the members present.
and large amount Of routine business transacted
TO bo made 10 defeat that class Of
legislators who responsible for the passage Of the OBJ
noxious law ut the next fall elections.
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CAPITAL AND LABOR.

The Strike OF the Ship Carpenters, Ship
Caulkers and ship demonstrating OF
the ssBosses''-Reported Strike I'm PAIL
nAeluHnia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES AT HIRAM
IA ANDERSON'S, No 90 Bowery.-EnglIsh Royal Velvet
Carpets Eve frame body Brussels 81 so yard English
81 90 . % yT n Il psreep
CHECKED GOwqua Matsins for Parors 4! PoSr 3cseths
s. 70 l8 feet wide; Rugs, Mats Shades &C.. all widths
Of white and checked Mangs at Soc 4Oc yard Look
for No. 80 Bowery.
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IlleGca Forged Assignmsnss % Regastcr
Bonds.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Before Com missioner Bctsa

MAv Ia-Ths United Ssaies ~ rAosss LQfsw, slses
BYTE tina the prisoner Loftns aliss Boyle,
charged With dcfrandns the government by forging
gistcrcd honda The defendant ii s sad, stated upon
nis hat he stole from uncle oi his In Philade
pnin regsercd bond Of 1891 for 81 000 tho deposi
Gng Of which IN the hands Of William HastnRs better
lferyirg power Of attorney In his uncles Al .
sts5sequcnt period he took rom his uncle f46o0 In
hotd of which sun he deposited 81, 500 with one
Lanrr md 20 600 with Tie aforementioned Hastings
bono for 81 00o one OF thcm eventually presented
at the Treasury Department and new issued IN
psoenhereof The uncle of ~ prisopes aforGsd The
Treasury Department OF bis loss and upon this nforma
tion he sshe prisonerj vas prosecuted
Some ,iSptimony bearing out The above having been
taken the case adjourned to Monday morning
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asIunrtarg aud gommsrtiaI.
Cincinnati / markets..

CINCNNAT1, Novom Der 2.
FLouE-We quote Supcrllne at $50 bO@
II so; Extra Sl2 50 TO $l3 90; Family at
$l3 250l4 25, and fancy at Si4 5Oml5 80
WHARF.-The ms rket was unchau ged, bu
firm. No. ! sprin,gis held OF 81 so aud No
ut 81 %. No. 2 Z ed " quoted at 50 80 tnt
one sale was recor ded ut 81 50. No. l com
mands ~ 10, and choice Hill SO.
CORN--No. ! in elevator is still held a
zoe. Ear will command from 7S06SOc New
corn Is selling, to arrive. at 65m5Sc.
OArs-Were quiet to-day. No. > .cout
nave been bought ut Soc, aud No. | nc b3c
at the close. 500 bushels No. sold at ca.
nal ut Ole.
RYE-Thc market was firm; No sold at
81 30@l 31--sales of 750 bush. reported nj
the latter rate. Extra Is held at 81 10.
BARLEY-Prtmc fall Is held mt 81 G501 III
firmly, and 1000 bush. choice at the cahini
brought ~ 70; 1900 bushels. No. 2 spring
sold at 81 o..
GR0CERIEs-Them market Is steady, with a
fair demand at 26hG130lac. for fair to
choice Rio Coffee; l26l5i9c. for Raw SUI
gar; l7aml72{o. for hard refined, and 50
C000c. for Porto Rico Molasses.
WHISKY "A firm market. but the demand
is only moderate. Bonded Is held at 3ic..
and free at 81 81. d.
SEGD-Cl0yer remains quiet. but prices
are firm at IS. Timothy steady at S3@S
10 for prime qualities. Flax ruIes firm
with good demand Mt 81 20.
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LUCILLE WESTERN IN DAyToN.--We con-
gratulatc our citizens that they are about
to have iirst-class dramatic cntertan-
ment next week. Manager Jno. 4. Ray
inond, of the Columbus Opera House, has
been tertunatc enough TO secure the services
of Miss Lucille Western and he intends
that she shall be well sustained. Mr.. Ray
nond win bring to Dayton his entire COM
pany from Columbus, and has engaged
also, as principal support, the brilliant
young actor MIR. l.. II. Rand, the leading
male artist at Woods Theater, Cincinnati,
who is enabled to appear through the
courtesy of Mr.. Juo. r.. Allen, the popular
and enterprising Cincinnati manager.
The initial performance viii be "East
Lynne; or, the Elopement," a moral, emo
tional play, ia five acts, by Q. w. Tayleure,
Esq.--a play in which Miss Western has
assumed the chief character for more than
eight hundred times, and which has created
a genuine .nrore wherever It has been pre-
lsented.
The press OF all the principal cities of
the East have teemed with praises Of Miss
Western and EAST Lynne" for the past
five years and such meritorious comments
are undoubtedly deserved.
1t is said that this play, with the great
artistic "a Lady Isabel" and "Madame
Vine has a strange fascination, particu-
larly for the fair sex while even the
strongest men cannot repress the tears of
sympathy which are awakened by the
natural acting of Miss Western in the con
cludlng two acts. II is not unfrequently
that we read of this performance being
partially disturbed by the audible sobs
proceeding from thc close obseryants of
the drama.
EAST Lynne" is mirror OF society, that
shows us the felicities of the freside
where mutual love and confidence alone
are known. and the tribulations and heart
burnings caused by lll-founded jealousy.
II is play which renders the stage place
where useful lessons may be learned, and
we have the firm belief that the Opera
House win he crowded, not only on Mon
day next hut during the week.
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Telegrnnh Varieties.

LONDON, October 3l.-The Turks claim
great victories over the Christians in Can
dia, in hard fought battle near Oressa.
The Cretans lost seven hundred men,
while the Turkish loss was heavy. Three
thousand Cretans had been drowned in n
cave where they had sought hiding place
ana refuge-a tide rising and submerging
them. .
ROME October 3l.-'The Pope has deliv-
cred an allocution comdemning the conduct
of Italy, declaring that he Is ready to die
IN defense of the right aud that ia case of
need he Will seek the free exercise of mis-
ministry in another land.
ST. LOUIS, November >.
Registration returns from twenty-seyen
counties show an Increase of sixty per cent.
over the vote last year. At this rate tine
vote viii be 100000. with "A Conservative
majority Of $4,000.
GANG or hARAuDERs SHOT OR HUNG.
GALVESTON, November 2.
The gang OF marauders have ali been
captured, and shot or hung. The leader,
Colonel Young, formerly Chief of scouts
to General sherman, was hung hy ranch
eros.
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Uity Uouncil.
Friday Evening, Nov


Prcsent--Meesrs. Knhns Gary. Keifer
Drummer, Shank. ClinQman. Gehhart Butt
Lehman, Bosler, Love, Colhower, Braun
schweiger. Butt and Boyle.
The Chairman being absent. Mr. Cling
man was chosen President pro. tenn.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
4 petition from A. Becherer and others
asking Council to build fire ristern ol
well at the junction of Warren and New
Brown streets, was received, and the Com
n,ittee on Fire Department ordered to re.
eeive bids for one week for the same.
A petition from ID. G.. l.. s. c. Company
asking that one or more steamers be used
for pumping water out of oas tank MI thei,
works, was received, and tile request grant
ed.
A communication from the securities OF
David Valentine as Constable, Withdrawing
received, and the City Clerk ordered to no
tify Mr.. Valentine TO file bond with other
securities, and in the meantime to cease
doing official business until that be done.
The Market Master reported recoipts
during October amounting TO 5000 10
Received and ordered on file.
The monthly report of the Street Com
missioner reported expenses. amounting to
81. .473 20: ordered to be Daid
An Ordinance to assess aspecinl tax on
lots fronting on fifth street. from McDon-
ough to Mcclure street: and on Tccumseh
street. for gas lights and posts thereon. wns
read three times and adopted.
An Ordinance to Improve the frst alley
east of High. between Fifth and McTnne
streets. was read the first and second time
and ordered To be published.
Tho Trustees of the Fifth Ward renorfed
in favor of acceptinp the private alley of
Weber. for public use, Receiyed. and fhe
Ordinance Committee ordered to report nm
ordinance for same.
The contracts In dunlicote for liobtinr
the streets Of Dayton We're taken M and
after lengthy discussion. again deferred for
one week. esl1 =,
An Ordinance to fix the grades of allows
between Uioh. Samuel FifIh and Ncio;,e
streets. was read the third time nnd
adopted.
An Ordinance tn fix tbe orades Of stote
and plum, streets. and Of ah alIev het,veen
Howard, Plum. Simpson and Eddy streets
was read the third time and adonteJ
An orlinance 10 fx The GRADES ~ tba
first alley north of Richard street. between
High and Ouitman streets: the allev lead
ing from Onitman 20 TIigh street. between
Clover street and Xpnio Avenna and of tha
alley between IIigb and onitman st,e,ts
leading south TO Xenia Avenue was read
the third time and adopted
The subject of private narties 6lIh,o
north end of Ludlow street, was referred
to the CITY Engineer.
The CITY Clerk was ordered IN Motif, tho
|C. II. 81 ID. r.. R. Comnnny IN enlaype the
culycrt under their rdad. ON east slJo nf
Mnin street, within Ten days.
The City Clerk was ordered 10 notify the
Gas COMPANY TO iiyht sixth street. he.
tween Main and Jefferson streets Jefsr-
son street. from sixth street sonib. and
Saeiev's ditch accordinc ~ ~ sS;uot ~ "
on the subject.
The Trustees of the Eighth Ward were
ordered to receive bids for filling lois Nos.
The Trustees Of the sixth Ward were
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The Crosby Art Association En-
cravings

IRVING AND Hrs FRIFNDs.-The Associa-
tion are making extra eXertions to sup
ply this beautiful engraving, the demand
for IL being very great Its value cannot
be over estimated, as the portraits are from
life, and can never be repeated of those
faces which have disappeared from amongst
us, and are dear to every American. 1t is
destined to be one OF the most precious rel
les Of our literary history, and must in
crease in value every year. daw
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cLEMENoY no BE rxrrNprp.
ToRoNro, November 2.

Four moro prisoners were indicted to-
day two Canadians aud two from Buffalo.
Rev Lumsden will be put on his trial to-
morrow. lie is an Episcopalian clergy
man.
IL Is the general belief that Government
will listen to the appeal of the American
people, not Fenians, for mercy on the
prisoners, and that none will be hanged
They will be kept as hostages. however. for
the good conduct of the Fenians in the
United States, and IL the latter advance
across the border, the prisoners now in the
hands of the Canadians win be hanged
without mercy.
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Sabbath Evening SerI Ons
Cleg9's Hall. t#.

The special sermons preached by
Rev. d. Steck, on sabbath evenings, are
most favorably spoken Of by All who have
heard them. The subject Tor TO omorrow
evening will be; TnE TWIN BBoTHERs--
Their E,aRfty dad Reconciliation. Let the
Hall be filled to overiovng. Let the
young, especially, attend.
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nlENn1n CLornINa.-S. 81 u. Ster1lI

plENDIp CLoTHrNG.--S. & L. Stenlber-
ger, Merchant Tailors, ON Third street,
next door to the Postoillce, have just re-
ceived a very large assortment of fall and
winter clothing, including splendid stock
of gentlemen's suits and overeoats, TO
which the special attention of theiI Gus
toners and the public is invited. They are
prepared to sell at prices which will make
it to the interest of every one to give them
Ia call.
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Fenian Movements.

Colonel Roberts has issued a stirring
address TO the Fenians, calling on them to
form themselves into military companies
at once. The neutrality laws he says, can
not prevent them.
a letter received here says two OF the
Fenian prisoners, recently in the hands of
the Canadian authorities, have escaped, and
are now in Rochester. They state that the
American Consul at Toronto expressed the
nope lhat the Canadian Government would
hang them all.
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BY TELEGRAPH
MnrylAnd-Peaeefnl as Yet.

w AhHlNtIONs November ~ VT n N|
In an interview this morning. between
the President and General Grant the lat
s' al: s.aSSssaa $ s9RP q sss Sq ss n SSo so
sequence of the removal Of the Police Com
missioners. The latter called upon General
Grant IN Baltimore yesterday, and assured
him that their resistance TO the Governors 'E
cause would be solely In the civil Courts,
rags ,,ss. on qae la q ds dSs Ss5S % ga
disturbance and collision parties on the
other side hrge that such troops would
only precipitate the trouble,
! General Grant advised all these gentle
men to do all In their power to allay eX-
cltement and prevent riot, and In the mean
time 10 submit quietly to the order of the
Executive of the State.
One thing Is certain we are assured
Troops will be In readiness, under General
Grants Immediate command. In case de- H.Hr.
lmand Is made upon the Government by
lGovernor Swami TO quell a disturbance. cge
! ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
! The new Commissioners will probably
make formal demand tomorrow MORN
ling for the surrender to them of all the
tntion houses, and other property, to-
ther with arms belonging to the force.
&c demand, It is further said, will be sup
The and enforced by the sheriff with
porieD ,sse.
iargepo 'qmaud will be refused and the
ca,,,s,.; ahis d, ners viii announce their deter,
Oonnissio submit only to the decision OF
mlnation to Whey have sworn In very
Ihe courts; Especial policemen which
urge humber U be superior TO any iOrce W I.
they suppose WI Y be able to summon to
the claimants wii 4. Hl
enforce their deman. IN. Thomas, the two
Jas. Young and " Nissiouers, have Is
newly appointed Conn which they say
sued proclamation, In the prosecution
"we desire to state that il. e do not design I
Of the duties assigned ms, " 18th the police
in any respect, any person
now organized. to remove opinions,
with it for his politica der him
provided he does not hereafter rel 9rce for
elf amenablc to the laws now in 4, Balti-
the government of the people of
more.n