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IFiorsnce nov Ig correspondence. Of London Post.
II Ia stated thai j. H. surratt Zone OF the persons
chsrged completely In the sssass,nafon of tho
President or tho United states Abraham Lincolnl has
been serving for time past in The Papsi Zounves
mis- company being quartered Al vero Of the From
tier towns Of 'he Appennss, near FroFnone ne BAD
the OF John Watson Information of this
fact having been conmunica ted 10 General Rufus King
the Mnistsr u the United States Rome, Tins
lost by him IN transmitting the 20 bis government
which strsighfwsy Instructed the General 20 take such
measure ~ might lead to the securing Of surr' ass
In compliance with instructions General King r.
paired 70 "a. Vatican requested audience of Cardinal
AntoneI and asked his fmnenc- whether, in the
Of his proving the IDENTITY ~ Surratt
the Papsi government, would hand HIM over 20
that Of The United Stss The Cardinal Secretary
promised the General ali the fari,ies 10 his power
few days after, rttnrning " the Varau, General
King made arausint,d by Cardinal Anoneiii with
the measurrs ne had taken These scro conta ned IN
series Of elcgraphic Instructions from Rome with
The sosspcu1nr e'sssgs,c rrp,es rom ne o "a,
order arrest surrau alias watson the successiyc steps
taken in compliance with the order; The actual arrest
guard OF ave soldiers Of his company; but the
closed With tho announcement that when thus led out
guards Jumped over prccipce more ihan one hundr.d
feet high, and though hoty pursued by my Zouayes
enabled, from the fact Of their prefcrrng more
rircuous route u clear the frontier INTO the
Italian territory.
rhs existing relations between the falan and
PapaI on all, and especially e,tradton
matters, are VIGOROUSLY or such character that
" IL not likely Cardinal Antone addressed any very
urgent communication 70 the government ~ Forence
TO In capturing the individual who eysded tho
vigilance Of hts own zouayes but % course General
King lost time cofnnu nirsting tae facts 10 hs
colleague At Florence where the American srnment
70 most hoDorabiy and efficiently represented by Mr.
GeorEe Marsh, the phologisi w whom tb. present
generation Of English youth Owe large debt Of graft
tude
In consequence 81 tho representations just made ny
Mr. Marsh 70 the Italian government telerrsphic In.
ssructions have been Forwarded 10 the towns tb@
Pspa frontier and ~ all the -eapors u Italy 10 recap
ture Watson alias kurrs but, n not exceedingly
msnformed, the Italian government, IN declaring ia
readiness forward tho great ends Of international ue
tice has intinairf that In the event o ts giving
up surrsu slas Watson VIII spuis'e that his life be
x,.v.a
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oua PANS CONSEQUENCE.

The Herald's Report Of Maxi~siIian's Abdi-
cstion--A General Seusaties AID Comments
Of tho Press, go.
All the journals not thoroughly in the government
interest give the Mexican letter Of October n
published in the NEW YoRx HxRsLD Of November g.
reporting tho virtual abdIcation OF Macmillan Tho
ocial MoWsfeuv docs not deign notice matter in
any manner, and Its more or less onicious satsl-
lites, the CorsitHfso~Wel, Patie, Pays and France,
attempt to give . feeble denial. The I'M
fortunate holders OF the Mexican bonds. which
issued at $780, have gone down to 14l and all who
anxious TO the French government fairly rid Of
the Mexican incubus delighted NJ the des that the
government OF the United States Is prepared take
Mexico under her protection particularly II this will
insure them the payment OF their Investments In the
French Mex lean bonds
The mpera.ists the other hand, assert that your
government is not acting generously in appearing 70 at
tempt to force France out Of Mexico when the En-
peror In in good faith doing bis best 70 fuhf his prom
ised evacuation Somehow other, however, Il 10 gen
orally believed that there In perfect understanding be-
tween your government and this relative TO all the
movements now In progress. The arrival Of General
Dix, who, 10 believed luness the force Of events solve
II before them, will bring with him the offers OF practi
cal solution OF the whole affairs Is looked forward TO with
great interest
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NEW yoss A, WESTMINSTER cavsrf nlsoAu COMPANY

An account published the HsrALD 81 Friday
morning as, Of attempt TO lay railroad trsek
having been frustrated by the police The railroad
referred 70 was the New York and westeLester
County line which il proposed to the Bat.
terry throg h sarous streets 10 spuyten DuyyI crock
Notwithstanding tho Interference % IA. METROPOLITAN
guardians On that OCCASION operation. wrr. rccon.
men~sd Yesterday morning and srouns broke
at Hanover square. In Pesr stree, IN the after
. m,elns o. the pfornry uoden interested
wa. held Al No 100 Pearl street the object Of the
Ing being to effective oproeton 10 IN. sy
down lros1 trsk IN that sirest The chair ~ss
rupied by n n. Lord After conssdershis discrHslon
resolution introduced and passed 70 the
property holders along the oe Of IN. projected railroad
sth view securing operation In the contest Of
law INTENDED he oomfnsncsd Immediately conte-tng
right 81 The New York aud Wsstchests County Rail
that under clrcums' would the sibsrrb~rs he
required 70 incur LIABILITY for sxpanses exceeding
500 each In the Supreme court chsfnperN yss'srda
morning before Judg. Barnard Joseph Daly coanssi
Tor Cornshas Roosevelt sppiled for an isiopciion
against the asyov Common Council o the city, sni
ths Company Tbe application ssts forth thai the Mes
YORK and uestrbewter Raiir.d Company u e0rpyra
son oyeau under the general railroad ac u April
1850 which declares thai 40 Common Council IN sny
city Ia this state shall psrmit any railroad c0fnpany
formed under ne prov aions 70 construct, rsiirosd IN
anv eav IN the state which rsilrssd coumeocss ssd
ends In any such city without tbs consent 81 the prop
erty boderx along The ns the intends1 W b.
ssruced Egr,her tbs, the ordnsnes granting sobor.yo
shs Ne- YORK and wsstcber~r County Railroad Con.
psny r.sed 10th boards q The tennon tSnncii The
same oar without unanimous eoas~nt. oontrsFy W hs
rrovissons ~ %. charter q thu oty Apr~smngy
nupetpor granted rsturnass 90 tbs tbird hnsd1y
OF D>e>mher isss ct t-sivs O'Clock ~ The SPECIAL
term % ibs Supreme Csar. ms VS. ~rv~d ssygt
three o'clock Tits sfts~s~sn On NJ kAbe~ssh, tbs
yr-sdsa q ths coupssy ssa - ,ss f:rsn.n ~ ehs.ts
trseh. on P.sr street Shs wors vs~ Instantly ess~sa
ana The ,bor~r. ps<ss< 40 sssas sos and zeal bons
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The Announcements mt Cowes.

FROM BELTS Iifo IN London, NOV. II.
Private advces received ut Cowcs In the Isle Of wight
state that the arrangements for the great American
TO be from New York 70 Cowes. Three owners Of
yachts-Mr J. @. Bennett Jr, OF the Henrietta; Mr.
Osgood OF the Flcetwing; and Mr. Lorillard, OF the
vesta have agreed TO stake each $50 000 making up
purse Of $50 900 Tor say 00 The first vessel Is to
take the pool The stakes deposited In the hands Of
well known leader OF the sporting world, Mr.. l.. w.
Jerome. The tonnage of the three yachts IL nearly
alike the Fleetwng being 204 tons the Henrietta 2O3
and the Vesta 20I. They will start the 10th Of next
month.
These yachts the finest and swiftest built in
the United States and the Is expected 20 be the
most splendid sporting event or the year
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uwesu uftstirvm --aStAr w rs pu .cssl

NswVfIs ff~f = ~
Ia The Howe ~ n~rs~~ todsr ~ pfsfsdhs
Tor the osesn sstlon snd - IT, fonrnon
scbos W The rss1s ip1sapsit p~~ipposS ~ ree
81 - a<snst - HE bill vss esr~fuiy ers-n - - -
Lac s~ssion ss1 ~ ffsnfs ssagvlne ~ rh4s "
lac. wbsn 70 sass~a that thsrs ss - ss1h vtr@s
10 rsnDss-s~ wbo rod ~ vris, us 49, ~af =
s8<h ben~G<al rp~ss9rs wln - semsst~i 80 60
sa1a = this troan Sc .si.s r~sss fss ~ fsfss-
welfare ~ ne r.sfs
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CITY POLITICS.
The Charter El~ctiSa To-day Peel selling at
A. unU

The Charter EI~ctiSs To-Dsy- Peel selling st
Lafayette Hall.
The charter election takes place this city Tor
Comptroller, members OF the Common Coancil and
School Oncers rhe polls open at eiSht minutes pas,
seven O'Clock A. " and Gloss AZ thry-thrce minutes
past four o. clock T. NJ
Al Lafayette Hall iast night Johnson and Doepu
setting pools tic romptrocrrhip to large sufience
Ia the early art ~ the night the bidding nslf md
Kelly the fsvonn against the held AZ over two
one bat the night advanced the friends ~ all the
candidate became more 10 "get 90" Their favor
ties and the bids larger and ne,ry be-
tween Kelly and r. Connolly. The blk Judge did
sell we'll and Fleming had friend 10 invest dollar
bis chance o being stakeholder Tor this 0resf
.... q
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tiUIIos 70 SUNDAY raastllfss

Bswrus p~ h iS<
IL ID. rass q siraek stanton. sbo sued fbs
potilAb Railroad tomrsny atsyn a tsft s"rs
dsmzg-e f0f injuries sgzisnsd ~ ~
hing thrown from defendants tho rsbhsih The
Court today de- 1sd that The pi.ntlr A~fYiv
riding a., day ia question, NJ. u-saon not b~nE
Of charity. and bebc. he c0vh no r~cay. The orr
return "a = werffrf fdf the frf.pdsnrs
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rx salnIta scAp sssstu


Arrest .r tho Rssser- IN Ns~ J.s..,
Berrsto De- i islS
TO asansf Csrs and Adsas have b~~n .sr.-t.s
IN se~ Jsrsfy, ehswed 18th bs,ng inpiiosie1 10 60
H1ilist~r bond ryet~ry isa ~rtsmt<r ~tsn ~ ~
worth ~ x0v~rnn@nt bon1s sl~tssf led fforn
vsi@ r~zd<ncs Ia this sly rbr PRISONERS -csfsa
undrF rsquiEtyn ir~n t.gvr-nos Fept0n. naofrgsns
having b~sa fosna sgsins them " uhs ofsDa Jsf1 Y
the Sgp~ror Gy.rt.
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suapfa AZ NV l0spas. CO.'S

sE- ltYsDox i,ec l-sS
james wricH murdered about hat Iasss eiss
O'Clock night Jobn atreef. IN this city. ~
stabbed IN the sh<ion-n snd only lived ui to-day
hs death he tesiled thai Tbonsr Daley ~.
Who stabbed him. I.iey ARRESTED snd boagbf
before Polio. court this morning Hs pat nndsf
so 600 bsnd- fs1x Va furnish whsL bs COMMITTEES
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PfhsoAAl lAItlLGtAct.

Cooiisa~d Critical Cenditios of y. r. Wills
Mr. n r. Willis, who has been an invalid fos sons
y., and who. for the past year has besa unable
i,snd " hi professional duties IL lying DANCE
ou-y ~ at he home Id~~ild, tho Hudson s&ass
wnti~n by Mn Wills. aud dated Nov ~, says-"hs.
Wills fails every day Hr s..ps most OF tho ume sad
continues lose strength fcei that he may die ~
pny moment" Mr. WINS ~s- born Portland. Mama.
In 1901 aud Ii consequently IN his sisileth year.
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IRELA n o..

Tive More Regimesss for th~ Island.
LoSpos. Dec. Q, 1880.
Two regiments will embark from Liverpool to-day,
oo1nd N ireland
Arrest Of senator Meany.
Lospos, Dec. 3--Evening.
The tenan Senator Meany who was arrested this
morning. was taken To Dublin No evidences Of
found upon hun
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P r . ssIA.

Cosst bismarck Again as His Post.
BxxLfs Dsc. ., lses.
Count Bismarck has returned 10 Bsrlin
A dspatasion from sches~ig was about TO wait him.
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SALE uF 4 afsfl nAvY YAan.

CHAnDuR. n q Dec 8, Is66.
The reb~i yard called al thi~ place. sas ed
auction day by MAJOR Y. JoLn.un, Unitsd BaA1~s
ousrtesmAsi.s. rhs sum realized about eA.ooo
one OF tho principal purchasers 81 romunodnss
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o~vscs N ". D.. 4 ts4s
m seAcgner n Bsllsrd. lsSsn Yah vhsSs v~s
vrsrss1 90 Cslvs rsss1 fAts O1isro FRIDAY nornisG
Tbs easssin and cree ~ s~v-n nsa vsvs dsvvs~A
rsrss y Ibs hyf ve>s fsss~sssf. 80 ~ scvsghs
eesy - Asts->4
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THE ATLANTIC YACHT RACE.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.

A French Medal for the Winner.
PARIS, Nov. 20, 1866
In view OF the great yacht Of next year
the Socte des Reoates Farienmes has ordered gold
medal bearing its struck to be presented TO the
fortunate winner
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IN. .,..a... .... si.::s , : 4; $4,000
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IIvWr0oI., Dec =, 1885.
The steamship Adelaide. from baltimore, has arrives
out
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On the Track OF John N. Surrafi.
LosDos, Dec. 3-Eyenlng
II sid that the United States authorities in Italy
Dad teegrapned 70 Malta 10 John surrat on.
Of President IAncoIn's asssssns the steamer touch
ing there hut the attempt bad failed ou, they expsc'ed
to eject tn. arrest when the steamer touched Alex
andria
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EUR 0 Pc.
~~~~~~~~>~~>->~~~~~~~~~
Special Telegram to the
Herald.
e~-~~>~~>~~~~~~~~
Imposing Popular DemOnstra-
tiOn I'm London.
Fifty fhousand Reiormefs and Psnians Bear
tho "Stas and Stripes to the
swearing Of the Green.'
BY the CABLE TO DECEMBER 3.
IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.


Tho stars and Htripcso Carried 10 the
"Wcaring Of The Green"
QUEENS HOTEL,
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1862. NJ.
The demonstration made to-day by all the
trade societies of London, in aid and approval
of the Parliamentary reform movement, con-
stituted the most important political event
which has ever taken place or been witnessed
in this country
As John Bright anticipated, in his speech at
Manchester few days since, fully fifty thou
sand men paraded and formed in the process
sion, and there would have been many thou
sands more present but for the rain which fell
during the day.
There were forty-seven trade societies, with
many branches of the Reform League orgsni-
zation. The members were formed by their
officers into four divisions each division being
accompanied by band or bands Of music,
and having appropriate devices on fine ban
ners, quite In the American style.
This huge procession was formed Ia St.
James Park at noon, and started at given
word, marching along Pail Mall, Picca-
dilly and other prominent thoroughfares to
Beaufort House grounds, In the suburbs OF the
city.
/ An immense meeting took place here and is
now going on. There are seven platforms,
occupied by fifty popular speakers and leaders
of the people.
During the march Of the procession all the
stores or shops along the route were closed
and kept shut. The streets were crowded,
perfectly alive" with people. The windows
were filed with spectators.
There was great enthusiasm exhibited on all
sides.
The men behaved In u very orderly man
ner. There has been no row up to this mo-
meut
Among the flags borne prominently in the
procession was that Of "the Stars and Stripes,'
and among the airs played by almost every
band was " The Wearing Of the Green
MIR. Bright Preseus.
LONDON, Dec. 3-Evening.
John Bright was present at the great
reform demonstration which took place in
Londos to-day. There were probably fifty
thousand people in the procession, in spite
OF = heavy rain, only portion Of whom
could enter the grounds where the meeting
was held.
Resolutions were passed amid great en-
thusiasm. At the conclusion the people dis
persed pesceably.
Mr.. Bright will address an immense au-
,dience Tonight
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cou,os for money have declined TO - a.
Tue following the opening prices Tor American
. cifities.-
United States uvetwenue~ .s....s.ss.. IO1r
Eries tsA
Illinois Central. .ss..s..*s..ts ~
Iospo,. Dec. 3--Noon
Railroad shsrrs nominal Illinois Centrah are
auotsd az n and Ere 40 United states hvcwenties
: % 1891 TO-. nye.twenues a 1885 o91s.
IoSpox Dec 3-Evening
The market closes dun for United states hoods Five
rrwenses on tss2 10 flo do 1895 GA Ere Railway
snd Illinois Central shares close at !. decline
The Liverpool Gotten Market.
IiyEnrUoi. Dec. 3-Noon.
Cotton nsrte, n steady, With far business fhe
saes today have been about 10000 bales Inc qno&-
tons Ss the same last report
Anether Despatch.
TAvyRrool DEE 3--Noon
1hs COTTON market 10 quiet ri saturday prices lbe
sales today viii probably reach Is 900 bslss. Aiddhne
upsanfz are quoted af I'D
Iavwsroot Dec S-Evenng
The cotton market closed VERY Arm this mornings
price,, nles IA 0o9 bales q which sOo0 bales vent 70
specoissors ana sxpovsers.
ltvevpe~s BrcaAssuNs Mnrhes.
Lfvssroos- Dee. a-soou-
rss asrks for srssdssars V vssv active
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

The cnusfd mail steamship Afrra viii i~avs Rnsass
wednesday Zoe iAverpool
fbe FOR Europe wiu eio-e in This ctsy - .
quarter pas, and hsifpaa nys o'corx On TUESDAY,
afternoon
no Nv Yoax Manifestation for Europs wrn 10
r.sdy Al eleven oeio.s On Tuesday morning.
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THsiia rms1rss Last nigh, - hr Ds-isen's erst
appearance Ia bis ps~ engagement The house wss
crowded with Ms ssk u German popuIstoa, con-
pimcns far higher the artist than The prs~sses of
leo dfsrvnlsssise and sppsrcsstys sadisnos ~ shr~~
times the aumbss His orss y6k 80 thss u sK bernard
Harslgh In ~ NJ wsAessss<s, Ne 0srwss vsssAsa 81
that eharnise piay Dv~sas q Dsiasiso Hn sscsal
his fAsoss Corporal Bseoos. IN vhch ~ toesh.
iss. plascvs sosgs asd 81 sscs soldssy ss1 ehidts
simobeI<y Of hsanng galssd ha aorns a spptass.
space doc 80 ajios furlher rsu.aSk thAs tssa a.
pssisea esiiy sassslasa " r-trAhga
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wAa AmLsc THE watcMas.

The Bris WiIhetss.-The New York Submarine
COMPANY W.. the Coast Wreckt1a Company.
On Friday incoming last ths brig wilhelm. whose losas
has been heretofore mentioned. vas discovered ~ Cap
tam brown o. the steamer saton-~hioh " the proper
~ o. the New York Submarine Company ashore on
Romer shoals and Gre. He at once despatched
twenty 20 her assistance, who found her totally
abandoned by ocerv and crew. and Who, u<ng bucket
sent from saxon, and assisted by fsv employees of
the Coast wrecting Cofnpsnya rival assoc alton for
wrcckrng purpoees-succcsded IN ettnguisbibg the
flames Captain Brown III once 70 this city and
nouned his company ~ the state Of affairs An njnnc
ton the day procured from Justics sather
land restraining thu Coast wreckinE Company from In.
tsrfersne with the srnrs of the submarine Company
which n sbundanty sbs 70 make the salvage, sd from
boarding the wilhelm for any purpose THIS order
on saturday modified By Judss sashss land ALLOW
the Cosn wre king Company also 10 visit the Wilhelm
and assist In saving the yes~si and her cargo
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