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FROM NEW YORK.
The Central Railroad-Poliiica EI-
element i'm Ireland.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The Hcrald's
Troy correspondent says he learns upon
the highest authority that it is the in
tcntion of the officers of the Central
Railroad to greatly improve the running
facilities of the road, and to improve the
time tables rs to speed, materially les
SEEMING the time consumed between the
leading points. Heretofore when it was
necessary to purchase few acres for
depots, &c, the Company has been
obliged to buy whole farms in order to
secure what they needed. This surplus
lanl will be sold by the new manage
mcnt, and the proceeds devoted to the
Improvement of the track and the road
generally.
The Tribune's Dublin correspondent
says: The political excitement has run
to an alarming height i'll Ireland. Ev-
cry town and village has its full quota
of military, and gunboats are scattered
all over the Irish coast. These meas
urcs plainly bespeak the apprehension
of a fulfillmcnt of Mr.. Stephens
promise. His last speech in America
has been published in several
Irish journals, and caused quite polit-
zeal fever. The Irish people seem to
have implicit confidence i'll his sincerity
and determination. Among all class IS
the conviction grows and spreads that
we are on the eve Of startling and terri
bic events. The Fenian organization
throughout the country is in high
state of activity. Its committees are
terribly in earnest, and their plans are
shaped for n fierce and bloody struggle
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The New Jer.e, scna,or.hip.

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. 25.-The ques-
ton of the United States Scnatorship is
becoming exciting in political circles.
The Advertiser to-day advoctcs the
election of Hon. +. p. Frelinghuysen,
who was recently appointed by the
Governor To fill the vacancy oceasioned
by the death of Hon. VIM. Wright.
Quite a number of papers in other parts
of the State are advocating the claims
of Hon. George =. Cobb rs represent
alive man of State, the outside Of the
influence of the city of Newark.
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Monetary Affairs.
New YORK, November %.

NhN lohh, ANpNtihbCi ~c'
The Posts money article says: The
loan market is active ut per cent, and
discounts are dull at 7aS per cent. The
recent spasm has passed off but has left
behind it languor which checks bnsi-
ness. The stock market is better. Gov
ernments have advanced Tag per cent.
above the lowest quotations of Satur-
day and there is very promising in
vestmcnt. The demand for railroad
shares is active and quotations are i'm
proving. After the regular Board the
quotations were New York Central ITO;
Erie 73s; Hudson 1904; Reading III;
Michigan Central 1l2; Mississippi GER
titicatcs 299; Pittsburgh S54; North
Western 42s; do preferred 72f; Rock
Island 1919; Fort Wayne 1O5; Michigan
Southern S2s.
The Commercials money article says:
Money is shade easier than on Satur-
day, there is comparatively light de-
mand for loans and the rate is steady at
Z per cent. for the stock collatcrals and
6 per cent. on Government, discounts
are quiet at I per cent. for choics names.
Stocks show q general advance upon
the quotations Of Saturday; ii is gener-
ally taken for granted that prices have
touched bottom and parties who have
suffered during the late decline arc
bringing up again to recover their loss
es upon an advance movement; the
bears are not Offering any important re-
sistance to the recovering tendencies
and the tone of the market is upon the
whole bouyant. Reading advanced II;
Northwestern preferred II; Rock Island
and Fort Wayne are also buoyant; Ohio
and Mississippi certificates show
strong upward tendency; Governments
are quiet and slightly different from the
figures of Saturday.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
New York Cattle Market.


Beeves the earlier part of the week
were not characterized by that abject
feeling of depression which We noticed
last week, still the market for beef cat
tie has shown no improvement in pri-
ces. There is no buoyancy in the meat
trade and with the low figures which
are now paid for ofial, they cannot
well afford to pay higher prices for their
live stock. Added to this is an over
stocked poultry market. The only eff
feet of this was the decreased supply in
the fore part of the week, over one thou
sand head less than last week. Thus
the arrivals at Borzen Hill up to Satur-
day reached 1900 head, which were sold
at about last weeks quotations, which
only in exceptional cases reached 16c.,
the bulk of sales being at l2al4c., while
a few of the poorest went off at l0allc.
On Monday morning the offerings at
the national yard aggregated 5000
head, while in quality, were pretty
fair. The weather being favorable,
butchers took hold pretty freely and
early in the day slight advance was
realized on the best grades. Common
grades. however, did not do 80 we'll and
the owners were losers to some extent,
and the whole business was slow and
trade dragged along. There have been
again some heavy losses among the
drovers which, though not so heavy as
last week, were still sufficiently large
to kill peculation among certain
class. who. without means at their
back, urged on the spectators, forced
the market up and led astray by con-
temporary whose responsible cattle
market reporter is feeder in Winches-
ter county, and speculates pretty heavi-
in They now make WY faces. Prices
OF beeves mt the national yard this
week and last week-peOr TO medium
cattle per h., l0all; last week, do. me-
dunn to fair steers, lla13, last week, IL
alb; good steers and fat oxen l3al5, last
week l3al5; prime steers l5al6, last
week l5al6. The majority of sales were
at l3al5, last week l3al5; second price
I3;al3i. last week 13. A few choice
ut l6al7, last week 16al7. The poorest
cattle bought at Sac, last week SAP;
rough fat at 7a7i, last week 7a7i. Green
hides 7a10, last week Tale. Mich cows
The market for mich cows of prime
grades, though not active, is but meag-
erly supplied and prices are very firmly
supported; common cows are, however,
dull of sale and bring low figures; ex-
ira cows 10a1 -; good Seal 10; COM
mon TO medium cows Scars. Veal calves
The large stock of poultry now IN
market has depressed the trade in veal
and consequently in live calves, prices
of which are rather easier; prime calves
very fat and choice, excede our figures
little, but they need be something
very extra; prime calves for custom
butchers per Id. 12.a13; good veal calves
per 10 10ial2i; common veal calves Sta
| lot. Calf skins 23a27. Gross-Calves
per head Ssal5. Sheep and Lsmbs-Re-
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9g telegraph
TO THE REGISTER
FROM MEXICO.

Decisive Abdit ntion OF Maxfmiiian-
Mexico in the Hands OF Rnzine ana
Castlemnn - Consideration OF the
sIexicaus at the Negotiations he
tween France and the United states.
New YORK, Nov. 26.-The Worlds
New Orleans special says: Macmillan
has taken the decisive step of abdica-
ton. The rupture between himself and
the French Government now be-
ing complete, he has left Mexico In the
hands of Bazine and Castleman, the lat
ter of whom is understood to have full
authority from Napoleon to supercede
the Marshal himself if necessary. The
late Emperor left Vera Cruz ON Thurs
day, and may he expected at Havana,
ON his way to Europe, on Monday OF
Tuesday next.
The CONSERVATION of the Mexlcans
ut finding the question of their future
RENTED absolutely to negotiations be-
tween France and the United States is
general, and confined to no party. l
have the best authority for stating that
ali the preparations for embarking the
French troops have been summarily sus-
pended.
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The Iudemuity Clnims.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Nothing def
mite has yet been received from the
claims for indemnity growing out of
the depredations committed on the
American commerce by the Alabama
and other rebel privateers. The CORES
pondence is still in progress between
the two governments. The present
British ministry, however, show a bet
ter disposition than the former one in
the consideration of this important sub
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Iowa Election.

New YORK. Nov. 26.-The Tribune
says the following is the official result
of the Iowa elections: For Secretary of
State. Edward Wright (Rep.) 9l,227; $.
G. Van Anda (Dem.) 55,sl5; Wrights
majority 35,il2. Several hundred votes
cast for f. ID. Wright, though unques-
tionably intended for Edward Wright,
were thrown ont. Wright's majority
does not represent the full Republican
majority on tho State ticket. Stiles,
Republican candidate for SupremeCourt,
it is reported, had majority of 81 $50
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FACETIE.

What did Jack Frost say when h
wooed the Violet VIII thou.
l Want less than you have, and you viii
have more than you want.
There is never so much need of one.
wits, as when talking with fool.
Why should there be no free seats II
a church, Because you ought not to be
made good for nothing.
When once infdelity can persuade
men that they shall die like beasts, they
will soon be brought to live like beasts
also.
] Men are called fools in one age, fol
not knowing what men were called
fools for asserting in the age before.
A vile old bachelor says that Adams
wife was called Eve because when she
appeared, mans day of happiness was
drawing TO a close.
A lady about to marry was warned
that her intended, although good man,
was very eccentric. SWELL" she said,
"if he is very unlike other men, he is
the more likely to be II good husband"
A witty editor who has just failed,
saws hs did it with all the hOnors of
war, and retired from the field with col
ors flying-sherif1's flag tluttering from
two windows and door.
"Pray excuse bit of sarcasm" said
Smith to Jones, "but you are an infa-
nous liar and a scoundrel." "Pray par
don a touch OF irony" replied Jones as
he knocked him down with the poker.
An American Quaker said to gunner
during the Revolutionary war: "Friend,
| counsel no bloO,lshed; but If it be thy
design to hit the little man in the blue
jacket, point thine engine two inches
lower"
"Witness, you said that while walk
ing with an open umbrella, you fell in
to this reservoir, and We're badly in
iured. Did you break any bones, sir,
at that time" II did, SIR .'What
bouesi 2" "Whalcbones, sir"
An Irishman in describing America,
said:
"You might roll England thru it, an
it would not make dint in the ground;
there's fresh water oceans inside that We
might droun Ould Ireland in; and as
for Scotland, We might stick it in a cor
ner, and ye'd never be able to find it
out, except it be by the smell of the
whisky"
A correspondent from the Rocky
Mountain region says that when an
Idaho girl is kissed,i she looks up sur
prised, and in angelic tones, in which
regret and resentment are equally
commingled. eXclaims: Glow could
youf" To which the swain replies, and
and is expected to reply: at will give
me great pleasure to show YOU And
Immediately furnishes the wished for
illustration.
Some years since Clergyman in Litch-
field county, Connecticut, was reprov-
ing an old Indian for his cruel and re-
vengeful conduct toward those who had
offended him.
"You should love your enemies" OBJ
served the parson, "and preserve an at
lection for those that hurt you.".
IL do love my enemies" retortod the
son of nature, "and have great atlec-
ton for them that hurt me-"
"No such thing" returned the clergy
man, "you don't love your enemies
IL do"
"who are the enemies you lovep
"Rum and Cider"
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ceipts of sheep though somewhat larger
than last week, have, on the whole,
found more ready sale than last week,
as the trade in mutton has been more
active and thus the market for both
sheep and lambs has ruled pretty
steady during the whole of the week,
closing to-day firm
we quote to-day: Common to fair
sheep rer h., 41a5tc; good to prime
sheep, 5aGBc; extra, 6ia7ic. Lambs, per
Ib., case. Swine-the arrivals have fall
en- of, while the demand has been more
active and prices have improved; The
market to-day closed firm at the an
nexed quotations: best quality, live
weight per 100, 8 37ias 62a; dressed, per
h., 10aiOcf; fair to good, live weight,
8 Htas so; dressed, 1Oal1c; common and
rough. live weight, SaS %.
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Louisiana state Fnir.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-The Louisi-
ana State Fair, although a first attempt,
is great success. To-day is the last
but one, yet the interest is unflagging.
1t has also quickened the disposition TO
the use of improved implements and
machinery in the South.
The Association have resolved to be-
gin immediate preparations to hold an
other fair in November, 1867, aud to
erect permanent buildings for the use
of the same.
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Runnlo Market.

BUFFALO, NovemDer 20
? Flour quiet, No. Spring, IL w
ali so, Amber Winter, 10 Ooai4 ~.
Wheat quiet. Parties apart held Port
Washington and Green Bay Club ut IL
40 Il: No. 3 Milwaukee Spring, IT,
Corn receipts, 5000 bushels, No. sells
at l O5: $500 bushels of Toledo, at 99e'
Oats ouiet, held at 05a1 o. for Canada.
Rve receipts of 1000 bushels, ut about
/ co. Barley Malt 30a1 80. Pork &c.
Lard lia14ic. Whisky 2 3s.
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Criminal Case.

BUFFALO, Nov. ga very singular
criminal ease was begun in the Supe-
rior Court of this city, involving Sc
ries Of frauds extending over number
of years, during which time wealthy
old man man named thinner has been
swindled out of thousands Of dollars by
a fast young man named CURE. The
court house has been thronged all day,
and the developments of this unpar-
alelled swindle has excited the greatest
amazement and surprise.
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New York Dry Goods Market
49, yopK November IS.

The dry goods market opened very
ou;et today but very steady considering
the state of trade and business IN Other
cna rters, Aside from some outsiders
YTbo have lost confidence in the market
and NJ" are Offering goods for the purpose
of realizing, here is generally very
firm feeling on the part offs holders
nf Goods. Manufacturers are generally
cnrfailine expenses and reducing their
nroJnctions to. meet the state OF bnsi-
ness and generally running up on gSCns
of established reputation and desiraoie-
ness.
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Paper I'm West
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Daily Tri-HseEly & Weekly!
ENG sATIsFIED THAI

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enterprise which has for its object the protectS,
aud promotion of the welfare of the white NJ.
in this Republic, and the development and a
ovation of our young and promising State III.
Proprietor of the Wheeling REGISTER has e.
larrad and improved this paper 10 meet the a.
mands of increased circulation and grown,
popularity, and now takes pleasure In prrseniis,
10 The people of this State. the Largest, Near.
est and Most Reliable Paper In Wet
TIE REGISTER can point to II, pa,
history as the surcst and best index Of its fuiu,
course upon all questions of National or Stat,
policy. Believing that the war was ended al
is lecitimas. purposes attained with the sum
der Of the rebel armies, and the abandonment d,
slavery and accession by the ssnth. the REcs
TER VIII be the undinchipg adyo.ste OF all meas
urcs that tend 10 promote the national harmony
10 restore the unity OF the Govrrhmrnt and 4
extend 10 all sections the priceless blessings q
an impartial Union and lasting peace. twll
be equally firm In its opposition 70 all partiIAa
schemes that inipose unjust and unwansn,sd
conditions upon the reunion oil Goyernmtn,
that was never broken, that guarantee pe1st
nal ascendancy 10 one political party and IN.
changing ostracism to every other, and TN,
thwart the wishes Of every patriotic heart \,
leaving our country still divided, our pcorL,
disunited. our Union unrestored Tolerate.
the opinion Of all men, while steadfastly air's
eating its own, dcspising the proscriptvc bIro,y,
of fanaticism while firmly adhering 10 Il, o,;
convictions Of right and duty,
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New York stock Market.
Npv yoPE November &c.

NEW YORK, NONtIHUeE -U'
Stocks firm; Rock Island, 1861; Fort
Wayne, 1861; Milwaukee and st. raul
5s. do. preferred, 10Y; Chicago and Al
tom 1l3: Indiana Central, l20; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg, &c; Toledo, ll3;
New York Central, 1l0t Erie, IJ!; do
preferred, "a; Hudson, l2lt; Reading
la: Michigan Southern, s3s; Toledo,
Wabash and Western, As. Gold, 1lO!;
30 coupons. new issue, 1857; do. cou-
mons ,62. 100; do. do. "a, 1861; Western
Union Telegraph All; Quicksilver, 4Ot;
Ohio and mississippi certificates, 80;
Tennessee 6s, 6Ss; new Treasury '-'os'
1864: 10 40 coupons, 100.
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Farmers, Merchants and Cut.
lie Dealers

VIII have their interests specially consulted 10
the preparation OF this column. and no business
man in West Virginia should hesitate 10 avail
himself of its advantages.
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~, Louis Market.
ST.. LOUIS, November 20.

Flour-holders firm, business small,
super fine 775aS IS; \ Ooa9 oot; ~
10 5Otal2 5Oi; choice barley l3al5;
wheat very dull, lower, prime fall %;
choice 2 55a2 GO; corn unsettled, 94al vi
for old, sOas9 for new; provisions dull
and unchanged; lard dull, 1ifal5; choice
key whiskey unsettled; hogs firmer,
/ 75af Is,
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From, Quebec.

QUEBEC, C. E., Nov. pa fire at
Point Leni destroyed property to the
amount $4,000. No insurance. Four
sailors of the ship Adriadne were thrown
from the foretop. One was killed and
two drowned, and the fourth seriously
injured. -.
The Nova Scotia passed Farther Point
outward yesterday.
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General sherman at Mavana.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Advices from
Havana to the Goth announce the arri-
val of Gen. Sherman and L. d. Campbell
with their escorts. They were hand
somely feted by the citizens of Havana
and received; many attentions from the
authorities. Gen. Sherman attended
the grand review in honor of the Queens
birthday. They were to leave for Mex
leo on the ODD in the Susauehanna.
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Visit 90 GcttysbarR.

PITrsBrRG, Nov. Cultivate advices
received here to-day, say that Governor
Geary, Chief Justice Chase, Hon. Nor
ton M'Michael, and other distinguished
gentlemen, arrived on Saturday even-
ing at Harrisburg, from a visit to Get
tysburg. They Were guests OF Hon.
Simon Cameron. Chief Justice Chase
left yesterday for Washington.
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Seizure OF DisiiIlerics-Thc kvacua.
ton Pnrudc-Two Suits against Ben.
Butler.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-A large number
of distillCries and whisky were seized
yesterday by the deputies of Collector
Wood, in the city and borough.
The parade of the first divi-ion, in
COMMUNICATION Of the evacuation of
the city by the British troops, took
place this afternoon.
1t is stated that two suits have been
commenced i'll the Supreme Court
against Gen. Butler, in which John H.
Lester, resident of this city, charges
him with false imprisonment, the dam
ages being laid at 100000 and with
fraudulent conversion of property,
damages laid at $1,000. Lester it may be
remembered, received free pass from
Sec'y Stanton to bring his family from
the South to the North, during the late
war, but Butler disregarded the permit
and imprisoned him.
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RaIfirfore Market.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 70.
Flour very dull: choice extra ii 25a
IL rs; superfne 10 5Oa II 90: Gram nm,
settled. New corn 9ocalsO0. BRed
wheat 295. Oats 55a56t. Rye 20.
Coffee steady. Sugar dull. Provisions
very dull and nominal. Cut meats and
lard heavy. Whisky dull; Western III
bond = 3Ja2 IS.
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Gcorsin Lcxislnturc.

INTELLECTUALLY. Nov. 26 In the SEN
ate bill has been introduced repeating
the laws prohibiting aliens from own.
ing real estate. The House has passed
u bill granting anil to an air line rail.
road, aud prohibiting railroads and
steamboats, from running on Sunday.
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November 26.
The money market is active at 6a7 per
cent.
Sterling dull, at O9al O9i.
Gold tirmer, opening ut l 35i, ad-
vancing to l 40i, and closing at 40s.
Government stocks are q shade better.
Freights to Liverpool firmer, at 4,d
for oats and barley.
WEEKLY RANK STATEMENT.
Loans S2s $40, AIS; decrease s, Az ,97J:
specie SIS, 202 ,s65; decrease sos, $50;
So, 36l, AIS; increase Sl26, GIG;
legal tenders So, $50, 25l; decrease
s., 76l, lG7; deposits ssl3, Al, 9si; decrease
81, Az SIG.
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Railroad Bridge.

R.LrIaORE, Nov. 26.-A number of
invited guests left here this morning
on special train for the Snsquehana
river, tn be present at the formal open
ing of the new railroad bridge of the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad.
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The Lord Bond Rebher1.

New YORK, Nov. 26.-A further exam
ination of the case of Frank Heller,
broker, aud VIM. r. Babcock, in con-
nection with tho bonds stolen from Ru-
fus Lord, was had to-day; and adjourn
ed to Friday morning. $4,000 of the
stolen securities have been recovered.
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The llcteoric DinplnH.

NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-The London
Telegraph OF Nov. llth says of the me-
teoric display: After l o'clock, A. NJ,
the sky was first occasionally, then fire.
quently streaked with the trains of
countless stars which shot across the
heavens.
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ALouv Disuntch.

NEW YoEK, Nov. 26.-The longest
dispatch transmitted over the Atlantic
cable was sent yesterday by u govern
aInent official of the United States to. one
of the Ministers of this country OH the
continent of Europe. 1t contained over
5000 words.
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New Yo,L Weekly Hank stniemeni.

NEW YORK, Nov. a6.-The Bank state
ment shows decrease in loans, s5,lT,-
9.5; decrease in Specie. $500, $50: de-
crease in Legal Tender Notes, s., 16l, lV7;
increase in circulation, Sl27 ,9l6; in
crease in deposits, Sl,c2 ,4Sl. Imports
OF specie for the week, ST,9S5.
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Arrival Of ConErcssmen-Reven ON
ImnOrfa.

WASHINGTON November 26.-The
members of Congress elect are arriving
in this city. -. - y
Hon. o. N. Roberts, Senator from
Texas, arrived last night. He reports
that the material interests of Texas are
Furnishing, and that the people gener-
ally are in good spirits. -
The revenue for imports during the
past year foots up 100000. 1t is esti-
mated that receipts this year will be
Sl75. 600, 600.
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Mcthodixt Church south.

FoErREss MONROE, Nov. 35.-The an
nual conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at the South continues in
session at Norfolk, and its labors will
probably consume the greater part of
next week.