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THE DEPARTMENTS.
.(orrIorAL.l
DEPARfnHNf OF bfArn, L
] [AAuIu nIau Qniahar n 1874.

Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. AARON GRECO, the Con.
sui Of the United States at Kingston, ia
maica, Of the death, on the 26th Of August,
1866, at sea, Of GEoRor Lroys, Of the vessel
H. Moon" and on the 18th Of September
last, of M. ARMSTRONG, O seaman belonging
to the same vessel.
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baltimore Markets.

| BALrIMoRE, Oct. 25.-Flour hsm. wheat scarce
| red 3l5a3lS. Corn quiet yellow lo7s$I,os;
| Seeds dull Coffee firm; Rio lSalst cents dood
sugars steady. Whisky dull OF '4oaz'Az ior west
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Sailing Of the Asia,

Bosros, Oct 24--Phinsas Achilles Murat and
DR.. awn formerly Senator from California, arrived
here to-day In the steamer China.
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M. Gxx. PnIoE, Of the United States
army, has been ordered to report to Maj.
0sn, MCDOWELL, st San FraRcisco.
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Failure Of a Heavy on Merchant.

New BEDFORD, Oct. 25.-Ths Eusning Stand
ard Of to-day says the failure Of Geo. A. simmons
oil DEALER Of Boston. for $3.50 900. i reported, and
states that his liabilities to parties in this city
$100, 900.
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xyoo,.aroyvers, Convention.
Dukeu Dc Gwin I'm BOSTON.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 24.-The annual meeting Of
the National Wool. Growers Association has been
called to meet at this city the 14th Of November
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New YoRK, Oct. 26.--Cotton dull. Flour nrm
Wheat and Corn quiet Pork arm. Lard du'i
WhSky steady. .... sa.s.'a..,
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.. ... WAaHrHoror Aurvst m lA60

All omcia sireusrs sent from these roons signed
By the chairman Of the National Union Resident xx-
seutivs COMMITTEES and is secretary and all moneys
intended for It's use should be addressed 70 CHAR
KNAP, Esq., chairman Of the National Finance Com
mittss or deposited 10 hir credit with Samuel Fowler
Bsq, Of Rittsnhouss, Fowler 3 Co. AL applications
for eontrbutions to the funds Of the Committee will BE-
made BY the Finance Committee, or their authorised
agent Who will BE- duly accredited. Zone others
authorssd 10 solicit contributions for the Of this
Committss. CHARLES KNAP, Chairman.
JoRH p. CoYLE, Secretary. TO
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FROM EUROPE.
LATEST BY THE CABLE.
A Treaty Between Russia and
Saxony Ratified.
The Baden House OF Deputies Rejects
the Alliance.
Rumored Changes in the French
Cabinet.
NAPOLEON KEGOTIATES A LARGE LOAN.
FRENCH TROOPS TO LEAVE ROME.
~
B EDEK RETIR ED.
Money,COttOn,eacc.
Cable Messages to be Re-
duced 80 Per Cent.
The BALTIMORE COMMISSIONERS.
Great Storm on Turks Island.
MEDAL TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
THE PEABODY INSTITUTE In BALTIMORE.
A FENIAN COLONEL TO BE HUNG.
| CABLE MEssAGEs To ne REDUCED
THE PEABODY INSTITUTE In BALTIMORE
A FENIAN COLONEL TO BE HUNG.
CABLE MESSAGES TO BE REDUCED
FIFTY PER CENT.

FIFTY PER GENT.
New YoRK, Oct. 25.-The following has
been received here:
Mr.. D. II. Craig, General Agent ofths Assoeiated
Press:
DEAR Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to inform
you, and through you the public, that on and
after the first day of November the tari1I Ibn
oil messages passing through the Atlantic
cable will be reduced fifty per cent.
Very truly, your friend,
CYRUs W. FIELD.
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in the Regular Army.

The list of appointments in the new regi-
ments of the regular army is now before the
President for his approval, and will be pub
| lshed in few DAYS.
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~ Collectors Once, City Hall, washinG-
TON, D. O., August l, lsoe.-N0rICn TO TAxPAYBRs.
Notice is hereby given that BY sn act approved July
1896 oftaI allrsal and personal property,
stocks &c. for the year 1906 Is hxsd st dollar and
ten cents every hundred dollars Of the assessed
vsius Of said property Upon all taxes npon all prop
srty not in arrears for taxes for general purposes
abatement Of ave Per cent is allowed from August
1885, until the last day Of October 1885, after which no
abatement will Be allowed. Wn. DIXON,
au3-thstusOt Collector.
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- Marriage and Csljbacy, an Essay Of
warning and Instrustion for Young Men. Also, dis
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means Of relief ssnt free Of charge In sealed letter
snvslopss.s Address DR.. J. sKILLIH HoU0HToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. aulS-Sm
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ArNadan MountS Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also. coasunpon Destroy.
sr and aa Entire Cure for the Bronchitis, Ashms ts
can be found d sotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotsi diinaa's Metropolitan Hotel, Yord's,
asr Of Eleventh and PsnnsyivsAia avsaas; Intwisiss
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvania avsnus; Niotts,
sornsr Of and Twelfth streets, HarbsssA's sorasr Of
Seventh and q. jal1-N
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Political CauRrda.

INTERNAL REvESUE-The receipts from
this source yesterday were 1890, 957.67.
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sPECIA1 r{orTCI,ss..


~ Attsntion, str Knights i-Thsre Will
be Special Assembly Of Coiunbia Commaadsry No.2
4. t. d their Asylum, corner Of Niath aad Streets
THIS 1riday) Ev8HIN0, st o'clock.
All Sir Knights ars fatsrnaiy iavitsi V BE- present.
~ business Of inpor.snes will cops bsfo~ The A.
ssmbiy. By order Of Bm. Com.
IA :, : ''' Ar. LoSaLxY, H.sordss.
ArTe Consumptivss.-Ths Advertiser,
having bssa restored 70 health In . few weeks By .
very sinpis remedy, aNsr having suffered several
ysass viii iuss affection, and that tresA dis.
sass, csassnptios IL anxious V make knova 70 his
fsllow .sufsssrs The nsans Of cure.
70 all who desire II he will ssnd copy Of the pre-.
ssrption ussd ss Of sAarss) with The directions for
preparing aad using the same, which they will fad
sunn Cunn ZOE CoxsuHyfos, AsrnnA, DsosonIrIs, be.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
serptioa 10 10 bsisat the aistsd and spread informa
ton which he sonssivss 70 bs invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will Wy his remedy 10 viii cost them
| nothing and may prove blsssing. 90
Parties wishing the prsseription will please address
| REV. HDwARD A. WILSON,
oeas.iy wiihansbursh, KisSs soussy.H MI.
AUNosios.-Navy Yard BrsAgs.--In osnss-
qssnes Of the repairs nsssssary 70 - aAs 70 The Navy
Yard Bridge, II will be closed o. ,and aNsr MONDAY,
| ostsbsf u, lntil further orders.
| n.s0s - EU.-s#. .. 3 YlEHoH,
| oslo.W Cemmissisasr Of = sbhs Duildinss
l
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Cable Messages to be Re.
duced 80 Per Cent.
THE BALTIMORE COMMISSIONERS.
MEDAL TO ADMIRAL FARRAGUI

Great Storm on Turks Island.
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LINE OF THE ST. LAWRENCE.

Great Panic in MonsresI-Raa ON che
Bsnk.-Goid Two Hundred Per Cent
Premiu iun. Sc.
SPECIAL rgLg0RAM TO rnr NEW YORK HERALD.
MoSrWEAL, June Q, 1904.
monetary panic has been inaugura,ed, and run is
being made the city and district savings baaks Gold
Ia At two hundred per cent premium
Lieutenant General s1 John Michel, who Il
mandern.che, Of all tho forces and dsfences In and
around Montreal lsf, for a. Jshns Canada 70 day BY
special ualn, on the Grand Trunk Railroad.
Arrival of General Bwesny ~ Malone
Operations Are Expected Seen to Cosa.
meuee.
SPECIAL rKLyoRAn 10 rHs rsw yoRa HERALp.
Msfoss, n, y, June Q. 1904
Since half past O'Clock last night the lines have
been uselsss and all dispatches forwarded vie
Hontr al. on examination this morning the 70
New York founi W have been eat In swo places By
parties unknown. Men are nov actively engaged In 70
pairing tho injury.
General s~eeny, Colonel hahan and Captain Grsssy
arrived hers at twelve O'Clock ass night and viii remain
to-day.
The reye hss United States marshAs along The rouis
AAve been sesylng gsnlsn arms and snmnnitos .
creating great sxcemsnt two loads having Alrsaky
b.sa appropriated by tho ausbovssss q wsisrsswn
4 company ~ Ne ysSsh uaisss ste1S isSaesv -
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Tho blockade Of Suspension Bridge has been raised
Tho Great Western Railway trains running - usual
and passengers oross without hindrance.
Preparations and Movements In Dctrois-
A Rowbeat Firsd Oa-The stephens
Fenians Euthusfasstc fsr swesny-
Railroad Breakers and Bridge Bsrnsrs
Gone Over into Canada.
SPECIAL TELE6RAM TO THE NEW yoHK HERALD.

Natlroad Breakers and Bridge burnsrr
Gone Over into Canada.
SPECIAL TELE9RAM TO THE NEW York HERALD.
DsrRorT June 8, 1900
Tho Fenan movements on this end Of tho line
seem TO be rapidly approaching work. Scores Of
sutpicious strangers are pouring into Canada, un.
armed. for some purpose other, noiwilhs,and ns
the vigilance of tho military authorities on the other
side There il very great animation In the Fenian CIR
ees here to-day and fully two thousand members of the
order from different points lying about the boarding
houses and saloons Of the city They are remarkably
reticcnt when In conversation unless they have conn
dencc In their queriSs when they freely proclaim their
eerpess shoulder tho musket under the hammer of
General sweeny Tho blow that Is to be struck ON tho
frontier is certainly near and should not be
surprised II IL came somewhere near Windsor
The Canadian and American authorities are on the
abort tho former with eight hundred and battery
OF artillery and the inter with three companies OF
lars and the revenue Johnston and Sherman,
whose ak guns shotted.
The arms seized here Sunday am Informed by
tho Assstan, Dsric. Attorney, positively he private
property Of who IN doing legitimate trade.
The Fenians hero claim all their and munitions
were In their possession stili
The Fenian authorities tst Rweeny will not be
ready attack the TIL the expedition 10 ready 10
strike in the west.
There fu force OF Canadian volunteers Windsor,
opposite this city, under arms, expecting an attack
every night
The crossing OF the ferries s closely watched, and
every stranger is subjected 10 close scrutiny.
The Detroit Boat Club which out on the river be
foro dark rowing for exercise hailed but hear
Ing the challenge from tho Canadian authorities
bred upon with sbot,sd gunS
The Detroit Fensns. who week ago were strong Ia
thor allegiance TO stephens, have suddenly changed
and all crying on, fur swecny they held private
ana enthusiastic meeting last night when large mum.
bcrs enlisted for serycen Canada undor Tho ban
ncr of Swcany.
Qnite namscr or Penlans stsc Into Canada at sarna
today. supposed to be- telegraph and railroad
DISTINCTIONS who win burn bridges TO prevent conccn
ira,ing tropi 40 the western frontier.
some ase t.~f "a and Jailed at sArnia yesterday.
Everything ntr,aics early attack from lome point
har-.
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tn. Fetan train was come up with nj n byiilc--tho
r4t station N0u,h II Dekab lunct ton-by company 6
United States troops who took tho arms, ammunition
aud Ia char,e The F"Dans were unloading Tho
arms when tho troops arrived intending to run them
tho country having received information ot oops
awaiting them at Dekab. No resistance ~an made
This mornings lraln rolng north has on board com.
Iany OF fenlans and detachmcM of unHed rtabs
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TT TlNf", JunN ., IFb1
There n great cxcitsn-nt among The fenians here.
There was large meeting Mozart Hall last night II
which committee ~ thirty prominent ctiEsbs cps
pointed 10 funds for purIp
There ucn ndous fnc~iinr IN tho Court
House 10 n rht Tho utmost enthus'n' prryeled 10
IL believed that tho efforts b"s made ~ rrMnlt M
the union ~ tho - MAh0nv and Hfsr,s -wecny wings
Il esptcd tnat another iarfa disgaun siil leave
for North tomorrow, and thai ~ Louis viii furnish
three thousand men In all
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Aemphis Ferssns Waiting Orders.
Mxo ltN A

Ono hundred AMI hfty yentsns arr waiting marching
orders herr. Hgh Fenian officials they wiz leave
for the front 10 morrow
Colonel oNeill nghung Ia carsia, formerly ~ Tho
Eleventh lUnionl Tennessee reatfn nt lie MferwhdS
commanded the galvanized regiment recruited from
among the Andcraopyiils and other prssonsrA
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Ths Rich hmond FtnfHr-.

y
At meeting of Fenians lss, nsht r,-oiiuons ~ers
adopted expressing pleasure ai the ahiic pai.a vrt
glephenv and plcdging the Brothrrpod In Richmond 70
sustain b,m his sGarts re~or- harmony and order
A cp,nmiiiac appointed " mako suaDgemenx fos
The fecrplIun ~ rtaphenA
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Fenian Meeting mt n"neh-.s.r, y. ~.

large and enthusiastic meaurR o the Fepians wsS
held here this evening. StTung addresses ~crc made
by .e,rral gentlemen A bat alion wii prohabiy %
organized 200 vaH sibsersbod ON the spot
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Tn. rerIsAs ts Bs .ser, NE.

meeting ~ tho sicnds Of ireland wa. he'd hers A.s
,sors Tor the Caradan expedition were oban ned sna
some money sus.cribcd Il in understood 'ha, DO
itchmcnt viii bc s.nt from this city anh the to~n" !"
the vic. .nliy
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TFNf y JnH0 u IN1T
A company ~ Tinted rfaice trs-sf~ frufn East ou
Nc passed through here "a day ff ths aDadian frvn
tier
roucnxsrr-lg June 5, lss1
Two more cars loaded With ufo taet troop pAs~sd
% to-day On tho Hudson XIV R-ilruai for sho
VI
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I WoRCfNrHN, Uhar J'IHc y I'-lV'
Another company of fenAns, siNy strong, WIZ 'eAss
hse for the frontier Ia the morning -.
Nnm ave 10 seven ! ndrcd mans i.ft for the Cana
dian uont.cr BY the Northern tran tonight
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Unttsd states.
SPECIAL rrLEsHAn TO rar WV YoKx nssiLD.
waAHTsgrOs Jsns ., issh
rbs following mportsn, circuiar 10 rrision % rensb
isu, aud shich destined V have very seuoss t~afnz
opon The falsrs operatives u thai body ssssd v
day ~ Aitorney General spe>i, sni fors1asd v
The D.sirct Attorneys ~ Norsssrn snd Eogiisfa sss
YOrs, Maine, Vermont western Psnnsyivsaa sss 0t'a
Tho order has not yst sesn syss y .bs Dssfst ~
tornsy fos ths district. bsitbr .s~wn -bsshsf
Head Centre s,sphsns. -bo srivea hrs % az I. " -
ipeiadsd among the p.rsons 70 - arrested rbs Epr
evnmena 10 dssefmlnsf " uss svsry usssns " ssictiy
pvs~<rye NE ssusrsiay lass a We ru,.a ssSx
c,seulAs 70 rHx Di~raicy Ayrossrrs Axp sAA
snALs or rax rrirxp 'rAr1s
ArToesu Gssasts Orvcs,
wAsmsorv~ ~ g., 1ins tts1
Nv direction ofths Prssldsnt zoe sft ber W nsts<ts1
10 esss~ the arrest " All proninens iessrs esaspes
ss l~,sons csllsi rsniass vho zoe rsy bsts psbsck
essse b~n~vs have b~~n ~ rsy ~ ssiiy q vd-sg1<
e. tks rs.uH41tr sws ~ tbe tnits1 FAs.
JAAEs srEED Asltssy csssri
u<sA csHsss sssrhsss - ws.hisssss.
syscsAL SaLEesAn 20 rHs ssv rOss nxsALD.
wAswss~ra~ Jsss o. Isss
e~pssss, ns Csss nss1 cssvs u ~ y-.isn 60. 90
rv.s soAsy a s~eivs set<s, s~sr~s frvsn R.ianws
W ssmmns~s = ~ Byssh~vsssA, sse Nx-e 70
osvyvs ssss, - cASHsi nm, vp~s vss,sw - 80
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IJNrNNAff, Juhr .. INDr
A large and enthusiastic FcDi,n meeting ~n. hold ~
Mozart Hall last night Three siowand dollars wero
snhecrhcd for the
II wa stated at III. meeting pat hrec sbousahu
Yenlnnn lafI lAsI night fos Tho ifontlsr
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To Arms-Ssmcs of th- Fenisn Prison-
ers I'm tho Toronto .Jatt.

a sc.r. sn Tor.nso-fh. C,sirss. Called
To Arms-Ssmcs or th- Fenisn Prison.
ers In tho Toronto .Jatt.
sPEciAL TsLs0pAA 10 Tsik SEw YORK HERALD.
Tosopro, O. w., june 1904
4 report which reached here shortly after twelve
O'Clock last ght - tho eet that the fcnians Sere
crossing force ogdensbnrs caused tho greatest er
element Tho beta runy tho bugios sounded and
the volunteers promptly formed. An hour later
two thousand snaor arms and battalion,
ief Tor tho cas-, by special train. They were undcl
command of Colonel Williams, OF Port Hope
Wild rumors anoai and the excitement intense
Business Of every description s suspended to-day 1h'
rass at haf honor OF tho dead Of the queen
Own Rinos
fully equipped battery Of sls Armstrong guns has
10 Il loft for the front
The feeling against the prisoners IL really intense and
all anxious 10 know what disposition will be made u
them.
The following named Fenians now In ths Toronto
Jail :--Jas Diamond, Y. Jno Smith, Nashville, Tenn.
Patrick connoss n. Y; Patrick Donahoo, Buralo
william Hayden Louisville, Ky. James McDonoush,
Buffalo; Henry Marvin, Buffalo; Daniel Foley Blf.
falo; Patrick Mcdraih, brooklyn; James Bell, Fon
Erie; ThoE. Davis and Patrick OMEN, Cincinnati;
Jas. spauding New York; John riern Buffalo John
Gallagher, Phillipsburs, N j.; Michael II Shannon,
Cincinnati; John RagaD orwtgo; Patrick Norton, Gin.
einna,i; Timothy Reilly, a. Louis, Mo- rhos cooney
Buffalo; Rev Jno Mcmahon, chaplain 10 Feniana, Of
Anderson, Madison county, Indiana Total iwcn,youe
II 10 estimated that upwards of two hundred % thore
engaged at Port Coborne IN tho hands % the
British authorizes Tho 'oaeens o~n' ls.uo- ro.s
90 Toronto from for, Erie.
All Quiet on the Western Frontier-Fu-
neral OF the voisntsevs Killed as Ridge
way-Insense Isdtgnstion Against the
Fsnian Prisoners, Ae., sse.
Tonosro, G W., June Q, isss
Rumon Of most alarming character from All quarters
prevailed here all during Ina, night but they mostly
exploded thn morning
AZ Godcrcb, sarnis, colngsood, wirdnr and other
principal eiles Tho Western frontier all asiot .,
to-day.
The obsequer of the Canadian volunteers kilsd a The
hattie Of Rdgcvsy u taking pscs here V day. Basl.
nr~ b entirely sssp.sded. me city 10 drspsd In
mourning
The FsuiAn prisoners broasht here VIII probably b
tried by court martial wi,hoai much delay me feeling
against thann Il most intense
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six Hundred More F.sa.a. cs.e FrsaS
uostoa.

n u estimated thai IN Aas4 - ieaAas sn rssic.
yesterday afternoon ior - - wesaeFa ~
York
About ihvee hundred b.ansse - ~. vhse. .ss'~ena
H. y Finan.
About an equal number ,eA ne y.shsarg " ''naa
These were a portion of ColSnei s'nar~s eAfA -.
N NJ They wure undsr ,as cs.nmAna of Captain M
f1Fkfu
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provided for him rhs news his arrival
soon spread Me city, and during the
afternoon and evening he has been visited by large
number Of enthusiastic brehrcn and boon compsiied 20
undergo an immense amount OF hAndshaking. rhs
front parlor o tho hotel 81 apart for tho reception
OF bis friends and eonstan, stream has boon pouring
10 all tho evening. lie exeressss himself - highly
pleased with iha state of fecng among tho
fsnsns OF Washington, that ns dineuisy and
DIVISIONS among tho drsrent factions which hayo
SHOWN themselves In Nev York Philadcphis and BaIiI
more are not a. be foard here al all NJ Stephens
pecis 70 remain Ia Washington tll hohday next To-
mo rov and next dayaa Intends "a dev0e escarvey 10
Tue preparation % manifesto 90 be ls.urd during hls
Fhy, ana also Ia prvTAung his steeoh 'of tho =
meeting TO be hed Il tho s~eyulh hrse. Para on Friday
naxL
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Feuiaa Enthusia@m la Ctactnnats-
Three Thousand Feotaos Come to th<
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an anticipation Of advance Of the Feniana They
locked the wrong switch the railroad and carried or
the key. The train was delayed about hour In
sequence
The FeniaDs are concentrating at H,ghgate.
General Spear has left 10 meet General Sweeny a.
Fairfield
st. Armand lie on the line which divides Canada from
the State OF Vermont and Ia directly north Of Fairfield
and about twenty-five miles distant Il is also about
the same distance from st. Alhans
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MOVEMENTS IN THE STATES.

OsSsr for the Arrest eS All Fsnisns
Gsfity, or Supposed Ia be Gsfity, Of
Violating the hestyaiity Laws es shs
Uattsd states.
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WAOL1 4NOs lOsOo 6e
i He Wa R.
GREAT ALARM IN CANADA.
PEOPLE FLEEING TO TIE STATES
All the Border Towns Crowded with
British and Canadian Soldiers.
MONETARY PANIC IN MONTREAL.
Run on THE SAVINGS BANKS.
GOLD TWO HUNDRED PER CENT PREMIUM.
Fenians Still Pressing Towards
the Border.
GEIERALSWEENY HAS THEM IN HAND
The Two Factions Of the Brotherhood Make
Commsn Cause Of tho Invasion.
The Stephens Fenians Enthu-
siastic for Sweeny.
Operations ON the Line OF the
Detroit River.
United States Neutrality Rigidly
Enforced.
1he Fenian Prisoners on the Steamer Michigan
Released on Parole BY Order Of the
United States Government
Important Order from Attorney
General Speed.
An Fenians Violating tho Neutrality
- Laws of the United States
to be Arrested.
o.. &c. DO.
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FEEIANIsM IN THIS CITY.

re In fore . msnts for the Isi.h Army-Fts-
teen Hundred Men on "a tho Fro.t
Ysss~raAy-ueeruiting Going ON Live
iy-Fiases Hu.ared E"rolisd "a T.m-
many Hail, Sc.
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rived last night protect the banks, bat NOT Il 10 d
to In erere with the operations OF tho Fcnans Of whom
about hundred and nfty in town. II 10 ezpectsd
thai operations will be naugurated this day.
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GvssAatscs OF -. Arms~a. Canada, ~
sss ArssAsh-Tssrs >of Al Asssch-Ths
YepsaAs C,ne<nsrasfng, Sc.
SrrCiAL ssbSoaAs 70 rur skv YoRs nuaALp.
-. Arssr, W. lure ., Isee
An Ne Brfsh volunteers have svssusAcd "a Armand,
- ssvps ssv ~sssS p9@shs ~, sssss
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
An InlprcssIrc sccnc.

"A New England Journalist, affected to
the high pathetic, has endeavored to mag-
Inc the inpressivencss of the scene when
the southern T.oyalists" reached LIN
COINS Tomb. "1hcrc," said he. ''thcre Is
BRowNIow, the champion blackguarCl Of
the world and @ bitter proslavcfylst while
u paid; aud JACK IIANLroN. guilty Of
every crime In the dccaloguc, last from
Washington brothc and calaboosc; and
Elder lluNNiCUE With bundle Of old
boots under his arm and MoRsf. who was
driven ont of Connections IN 1861, for his
secession views; aud q few other similar
rakcs and rtategadcs assembled to do honor
to one whose throat any of them could be
hired 70 cut few years before! No lam
gagc can do Justice to such a scene. The
only man who, If living, could make il
sufficiently ridiculous, lay dead before
them. IL he could have spoken, we are
sure Mr.. Lincoln would have told them "a
little story which would have -halned the
miscreants away"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-07
Who PnXsY

The newspapers have recently recorded
the fact that Massachusetts manufacture
ing company has declared dividend of
one hundred per cent. on years profits,
after reserying surplus enough to enlarge
aud improve their mill. Another import
ant fact, bearing upon this point, is the
announcement of wooden manufacturer
in the same State, that before the war it
cost him SO 80 to make yard of cloth
which he sold for 81, and that now he sells
at IS per yard what only cost him 81 to
produce. These manufacturers'make goods
for the million, and their enormous profits
account in some measure, for the present
extraordinary high price of the fabrics
used by the masses. In the face of this state
of things, the Radicals of New England
are loudly clamoring for more protection
and want higher tariff solely as a means
of increasing their profits. The wants and
necessities of the poorer classes are un-
needed by these cormorants, and the actual
cost of living is advanced tosa standard
which calls for immediate reform. How
long win the people be satisfied with Rad
ical rule?