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FenIann new.

NEW YoRK, Oct. S1.-Mayort Hodman
has received a letter from President
Johnson In reply to the letter OF the
former, Transmitting the resolutions or
the common council concerning the
Fenians. The President, referring "a
the action alfeady taken through his Sec
rotary of State says these proceedings
viii convince you of the deep interest
felt by the Government of the United
states in the cases of these citizens; OF
Its Discrimination to take all the steps
that may be necessary and proper Tor
the protection of all Its citizens, whose
ever they may he. 81 N f5,.-,sf q, IN
An Albany dispatch says Of the Fel
MAN news, from a bany TO the frontier!
am enabled TO say, the greatest a6tiyi.
y tss everywhere prevailing among the
The common council of this city have
adopted esolutions looking to practical
aid 70 the Fenians, and the common
councn of Troy, with the entire annrot
patton OF Mayor Flag, VIII follow snit
tomorrow. - - :. = : -
The Herald1s Montreal special saws :
1nere - but one feeling among The
Canadians concerning the conViefeIi
henians, and that is the law must take
a Toronto special says: The Epfsco.
pal Church was entered by q fSarty 81
Eenlans Immediately afteg the receipt
OF the news that Colonel Lynch and
Seyerend MeMahon were ssanfenned,t "a
be hanged.ntT The windows were smasb.
ed and the pulpit demolished, while 4
party OF men paraded the streets, shout
Ing for President Roberts and General
Sweeney of the Fenian army! ls9e3
A strong annexation party Will be
formed throughout the province,
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Toronto, CsW.S oct. 81s THE Fenian
We're resumed af noon tO.day
me 4t sherih having called over the Jury,
lSohn Quinn was placed in the dock.
n a. aarr1sons Mr.. MclSab. and II
katterson- appeared for the crown. and
Kenneth McKenzies NJ. o., for tbe ,a Nh
oner Tie phi plefN e6nnsSI' SSbIieji
Tor postponement Of the trial IN ,,SSS1
sequence of the absence of q materiSI
witness who could not be found, and
other grounds set forth in an afadaVit.
and also stated that he found great
dlthcolty IN obtaining the necessary
evidence. The affidavit set forth that
the prisoner belongs to Rochester, New
York, and thAt certain newspapers
published articles Calculated to preiu-
dice the public minds against him, and
also the minds of the jurors, and that
the prisoner never had any intimation
Ok the mature of the evidence
atuteI until recently, of the means Of
making enquiry as to evidence. The
prisoner, he further believes, will be
ready for trial in January next, Mr..
mckenzie urged that delay, should be
sr Mr. & 4 Has4,s6n con.aIds,, III. :.
to-day was the day the prisoner had
stated hewould be ready for trial, and
that the Grown had been at great ex-
pense and Inconvenience to keep the
witnesses here, the grounds set forth
In the afddavit would not warrant the
application being granted
rhe tJudgef upon looldng foVerJ the
newspaper refeFre1t to- oFer-fuled that
portion of the affidavit referring to
them, but suggested certain amend-
ments, which being made, the applica-
t1on was granted, and, the trial post
poned till the 18th OF next month.
The next prisoner brought into court
was Patrick Magrath, who claims 70 be
an American citizen.
Mr.. Mckenzie made similar applica-
ton for postponement as before.
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct, sI.-Adyices
from the city of Mexico to October 22d,
nave been received. The news Of fie
been received from the Mexican Minis.
ter, in Europe. Solemn services have
been ordered by the ecclesiastical au-
thoites, In the Cathedral, and by other
chiefi Chris6Rfs; ihV6Hng the assist-
ance OF Heaven in her behalf. Her dis
ease Is styled brain fever. She has been
conveyed, to the palace of Meramar.
ton Is dated October. 18th, and cave biit
bare hopes of her recovery Tho NEm-
peror has been sick of intermittent fe.
The condition of Mexico was no bet
Ter, though the 1mperialists were sue
cesst1l IN all the engagements, men
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E4exlean Mathematician sherman to go
10 McKee,.
INV YoRK, Oct. SI.-The Times,
Washington special says:--r4r4y .xvs,,,
Gen. Sherman had another Interview
with the President this morning after
the session of the cabinet, at which he
accepted the mill taFy 81 pl9maticI mis-
sion 10 MEXICO Which b stated SSes ter-
day had been tendefed 10 him. He
will, therefore, leave for Ohio to-mor-
row, and after arranging some private
q he VII Leave fqF aefio9 lpEoba-
Col. Campbell, minister to that Repub-
lie. The administrat is gratiied at
the prompt action of Gen. Sherman,
and the hope Is confidently entertained
that the presence of an officer of such
rank and distin6t i6n will be a SnhiGfenE
indication of this Government in the
measures it istaking to aid the restora-
the actual preSence of United States
troops on Mexican territory unneces-
sarY. General Sherman's mission
10 both military and diplomaeo!A
BE goes to sustain Minister Camp
bell in all the diplomatic relations
which may be established, and em-
powered also with full discretion as to
the use of military power in any emer-
gency requiring It. The very impor-
tant nature OF this work Is thus shown;
and the President 81 anxious that Il
not only shall be in safe and able hands,
but that our representatives shall reach
the scene of acHon as soon as possible.
The name Of Gen, Grant was at first
suggested as the proper person for the
position of military envoy, but as he
cannot well be spared from the press
ing duties consequent upon the re-
organization of the army, Gen. Sher-
man was selected, he having declined
the tender of the War Department,
which was made by the President.
When the change does occur in the lat
ter department it is altogethe probable
that Grant Will assumeis duties!
a Times Washington special says:
The administration does not entirely
approve of the language of Gen. Sheri-
dams order, so far as, Il applies to Max
imiliRn and his French. allies. Thus
far all the intercourse with France on
this subject has been OF the most AMIGA
BILE nature. There Is neither an inten.
ton nor q desire to. interrupt them al
the present moment. Everything Is tC
be accomplished without any bad feel
ing whatever; unless it be nthe part
OF those persons whom Gen. Sheridan
very properly styles buccaneers. r
The reports Of Gen. Sheridan being
relieved from the Department are man.
ufactured and set 8foat from New Or
leans in the interest of the enemies Of
the Governments, and for the purpose
otipjuring the character of that officer
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@ -ll9-lT' OswRao. OF. 3

Flour 95cbetter, s1s so for No. spring: SIS
for white; S15 769S16 90 for Xxx. Wheat OPEN
Cd nrm and closed nomlnally higher; No. 8
Milwaukee club s. IS; No. do to arrive q al
Corn opened excited, q material advance in
price, but closed quiet; sales OF early No. l
IN good demand and market better; Canada
$S1@1 20. Rye scare and unsettled. Canal
'Freights steady, to New York, flour $50
wheat l4c, corn and barley 12c, rye lie; To Al
bany, wheat u, corn and barley 1Oc, rye IL.
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Xf3ff n 81 II CHICAGO, Oct ~.
/ Flour steady. Wheat advanced lace, clos
for No. 3. Corn opened dull at csc for No. I,
but receded to Csc, and closed at 9s%999c for
No. and go for No. 9. Oats declined 3S4c,
closing quiet at 83I<98I for No. 4. High.
wines snominal, 81 So bonded. Mess Pork,
SIS tor newt and S86996 50 for DID, Hogs
InodefRtely active at Ss969s G91S for good to
choice. Freights active,
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tan.. tles.,f.5 70 N! NEW YORK, Oct. 81.
3 The depression noticed In the dry goods
market for the past week sim eontinneS-
s7.r .4.4 JoRBERs' PRICES.
Brown sheetlngsr Indian head 9s1S; Pep
Bleached sheeting -Bartietts sic; Amos
keag A S3l<c; Hope 2Sc q l1
Prints errimRck W 221S; Hamilton 19IS;
American 1ecs Amnskeag 1sISc; Freeman lie:
Empress 1Sc = ? :
2 Ticks Anaskeag AC A exc; do 4ic;
Everett 500. Stripes, York Sc; UncaRViIle ESQ;
Albany l4Eci DenimA Haymaker SOC; Boston
Manufacturing Company 2I1kC,
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,ts9-T olcio iInrke.. . y
roLEpo. Oct.

Elour nrm but quiet, Wheat firm; winter
% and spring 4c better; sales new amber Mt
q 1892 50; old amber - as; No. spring 81 IS
az 10 Corn opened shade better and closed
dull, SO lower; sales at SlOS9l 10. for No.
mixed, closing AZ inside rates. Oats adVancetl
2er but closed dull advance lost; sales ut $50
90c fer No. !. Lake freights, 20 on corn to
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ssas- BUBRAno5 Ocf5l.
ki9ur, No. spring SO 80: ami winter sI5
s;11 81 T,estern spring ~ 8 II GI5Ss IL I200
ooi4- Mheats Eales . go bl13l * n "a = 2 50
l5l llIlsInllee sErtng5 - q for Green Bay
st 1lii = ss5 Tor Aaetns epfing. Corn opened In
ING heaNYS sales g 90, fulIhei5. OSf9 laiea
9lShel O1ld ~ e re, barley, Elles
~ = has bel stfdeate No . Illinois a e0i
Eye nm Al 81 S09I IL Peasquiet. Fork 6 =
4441u l69El9ltG. Whisky nominal at 2RlZ8
lanai reights dpilf 70 HeW York, wheat ne
t4c oal1 i15 M 3 & - = = : ~ = -
f,,., ;f2i'f!q sl.s5sl ,isEsltsrii "A is;fs III
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MoETREAn, @. E., Oct. s1.-At a pub.
lie dinner 70 Hon. g, =. Carter last
night, Gen. Sir John Mitcheny Com.
mander-in- Chief, made speech recon.
that the volunteer movement be ex!
tended over the entire British Ameri.
can CanAdas. The papers are discuss
ing Mr., Stewards letter and the tone OF
the American press On the Fehiah til
ads, and generally say that thathreats
of many Of the American papers, who
are really EeniAn aceomplices will do
and quote the hanging Of Capt. Beale;
Kennedy and Others, hung by the
United States during the late war; \
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Flour and Wheat very firm and unchanged.
Corn active and higher; sales at 81 OS69L 90 for
mixed and Yellow 81 1901 II forWhite. Oats
advanced; sales at SS9SSc. Pork $50 COM
utStA LOT JanuaLy uenNery ~ ". Bacon
unchanged. Lard lower, ut l4c for prime
uerce. Whisky unchanged. t-IfT
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. SO.-Tho Fenian
State Convention, held here last week,
resolved to keep the. Fenian organiza.
ton. free from politics and adopted
President Roberts policy Jas affirmed
at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh,
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 8l.-No further ap.
plications for space in the Paris Unit
yersal bitton1of 1851 can. beYne-
.eelyeds tas the room ALLOTTED % the
United States Is more than full and the
great catalogue of the accepted pro-
by the fnnpeEial C6minis non! Notice
OF the time of shipment will be imme
dtately given 70 accepted applicants foF
space by the Onifad State9 Gensfni
Agent, J. @. Derby No. 70 Park Row
New York city,
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New York News,

NEW YoRK, OF. S3l.-The case. of
Montgomery rvs! Santa Anna has been
decided against Montgomery.
Phillip Melting has been committed
in the sum of 81 600 bail to answer the
charge of forging Judge Monell's name
to. naturalization papers. - -
George Oolvert, clerk in the empltrv
OF o. o. Park, 81 New street, yesterday
absconded with $40, 900 in gold checks
belonging to his employer. Ten thous-
and ofthe amount had been cashed.
payment on the rest has been stopped.
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h OMAHA Oct. t8O.-oGicial returns
elect John Taffers Republican member,
to the Fortieth Congress, by 74S major
Legislature is 10 on joint ballot.
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PHILADELPHIA, Ioct. 81.-A special
from Washington to the Bulletin saws,
Sir +. Bruce, the British Minister ex.
presses the belief that the Canadian
authorities will accede to the request OF
our lGoveEnmenty in the casesl Of the
Fenians now under sentence Of death.
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4dYioes to the sOth Of OCtobt


A1VlceS 70 the SUth Of October.
aifSst q ~ Z : y 4 = = == q RIO IAN
LONDON, Monday Oct. 2s.2The latest
adyices from Gambia states that fight
ing between the Christian and Turkish
army still continued. but the accounts
Of its progress are unreliable.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-In consequence of
the bae condition ofthe Telegraph lines
In New Foundland, It is proposed by
the Anglorsaxon Telegraph Compony
70 lay cables from Trinity bay, or rath.
or Rlacentia bay. to- Halifax and Bos-
ton ptr11: The tolls upon ldispa tches by the
cable are to be reduced one half on and
after November LIST.
.4PRAaUE, Oct. 29.-An. attempt was
made to shoot the Emperor Francis
Joseph as he was leaving the theatre
TINS evening. The culprit aimed a pis-
toll at the Kaiser, but before the ball
was fred he was seized BY an English-
man and placed under arrest.
'Sf3ERLnS, Oct. Soaking wiIliafhH has
directed the celebration of a solemn
F'ete in this Capital on the 18th of No
vember for the restoration of peace.
souTHANPToN, Monday, Oct. 2e.-The
steamship Teutonia, from New York.
Oct. 18th, arrived to-day and proceeded
for Hamburg.
QuEHNsTowN, Oct. 29.AThe steam
ship City of Cork. from New York,
Oct. IL, arrived to-day and proceed for
IEdaysFpool. fiHiiHireTF GHcl
LONDON, Oct. SO.-The Times to-day
again editorially yerges the reference of
claims Of the Government of the United
States upon that Of Great Britain for
the property destroyed by the Alabama
To- Joint commission to be appointed
by the two powers. The Times thinks
this would be an act of policy II not of
Justice, ~; 5'lt "a . ,....i ~,
ships City Of Dublin, from New Yorj,
and the city OF Boston, rom New
York October Doth, have arrived here
and proeeeded for Liverpool. 81
GLASGOW, oct. sO.-The steamship
Hibernia. from New York October 10Th.
arrived in the DIVIDE. to- lay.so.,.i,s.5I y.
SPONTANEOUS, oct. so.GTtls steam
ship America, from ,NewsYorl October
10th, arrived. at CoweS to..iday. and pro-
raaS1r.a -. r ~ TO
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NEW YoRK, Oct. s1.4The steamer
Ar1zonia, with San Francisco dates to
the 2OthF hasiarrived hsye;7. a. fsEFF{
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QUEBEC. Oct. 9l.--Mrs. Carr died YES
terday from injuries received atthsiate
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lTheIaI latest News.
By TRLEGRAPH.

NJ the Union Iine.
Once, corner OF Main and Monroe Streets
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NV YeRk, Ga. ala wdshinRton
special says. The Republican, of that
city, makes an Authoritative denial OF
the rumors concerning the Mexican
ed In the interest NJ the Mexican bond
Holders
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lIiInnnl,ee Market.

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 81.
Flour active and advanced 6Oc. Wheat
irregular at q 90 for No. 1 and q O59905 fol
No.a.
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Arrival OF the Steamship AFiEOnin,
NEwfYoRK, Oct. 3l.-The steamship
AFtzonia from Aspinwall ron the sd,
arrived this morning. She has one
million and quarter treasure.
Since the change of rulers affairs are
progressing peaceably on the Isthmns.
The French war steamer, Talisman,
arrived at Panama from Mexico on the
18th with a large number of Eick and
MANNED soldiers. Some of them were
placed In a foreign hospital there, and
the Talisman sailed again for Mexico.
A serious confagration occurred at
Asptnwau on the 10th, destroying the
United States Hotel and adjoining
buildings, The flames were arrested at
the Howard House through the exer-
tons OF Commodore BaggS and the
crew OF the United States ship-oE-war,
De Soto. Messrs. Field q AleazsE are
the principal sufferers.
The river steamer, Independence, was
destroyed by fire. The steamer Mapda-
lena had also exploded, with q number
OF passengers on board. No particu-
lars OF the disasters were received.
The Central American States are all
at peace. Ehe government Of HondIl-
ras has decided to remain neutral In
case the war between Spain, Peru and
garded as important, az 1t favors the
allies by keeping open the ports OF
Omar and Trpjailio on the Atlantic for
prtVateertng purposes, thus enabling
them to prey on Spanish commerce.
4. Perm is engrossed with the Presiden-
lal election and It was thought that the
present dictator Herad will be elected.
Another conspiracy against the gov
eminent has been discovered In Lima.
Dates from Buenos Ayres Of the SUI
and Rosario OF the 1lth inst, state 'tbat
another desperate battle had taken
place between the BraziliRns and the
ParaguayansSah d though the allies had
claimed victory, no details are given.
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AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. SI.-Ths cholera
disapp earets fem sayans6 about the
2lats
9hs Freedmen or BIbb and Hancock
counties nre preparing to leave Tor
1AoeEta-sss 5sss; u FiiIfsr : d Z 49,,
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oTTowA, @. w, Oct. 81. AHonorabIes
Campbell are expected today. It e
thought probable that . cabinet coun-
oil viii be held hera tomorrow to dis
cns8 theYerdiCe found against the Zen.
ian prisoners. 1t Is not thought likely
that any thing viii BE decided upon un-
til the NIL mesting In Montreal next
week. .tstss = lsl.ztlif.sl . t5.I.iEasE.
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ExaminatIOn, OF me Police Commits
R1onaFR. 49,

ANNAPoL1ss Oct. 3I.-The examine
ton of the charges against the Police
Commissioners was continued TIL six
O'Clock last night, and resumed again
this morning at ten O'Clock. The de-
Tense expect to get through their evil
dence.b by noon, when there will be some
rebutting evidence introduced by the
prosecutto Commissioners Heads was
counsel for the defense, lin order that
the GovernoEmight Question him, but
he declined doing SO, and said II he de.
sired to examine the Commissioners he
would do SO at their office in Baltimore.
Some conversation took place last night
relative to the argument of the case.
ers, announced his intention to argue
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BOSTON, October. 31,-RsV. Sytvanus
Cobb, the web known UniYersalist
clergyman disd g y sgd g yq fsreaF
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III The undersigned Executors or tie viii
OF DR.. Joseph TempleLon, deceased, win of
1er ut Public Sale. on friday, NOVEMBER
I'D. 1855, that large and valuable Hotel
Property, situated In the Borough OF wash
lngtont Pa, and known As the FULTON
THIS property Is IN the cantrs of the town
Immediately opposite the Public SQUARE hils
allthe facilities for \ dTst-SlRss House, and
has for years been the leading Hotel Of fbe
place. There arc TWO LARGE STORE
ROOMS furnished In moderate style, COnneC-
Led with the properly, together with ample
Stabling NJ the best description.
Further deBCHipti lon OF the property sdeem-
ed unnecessary as peFsons from q distance de-
string % purchase will examine Il for them
The sale viii take place at the Court House.
o. 0eiockt p. ms Of said day when terms
raS1s- lsF-. A. MURDOCH.
sGAat IA s. M.TEMPLETOE,
Oc52tAWlm EYecnt0IR
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sFrOIl W0ghinRfOn.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.@The Ma ionaI
Irish Executive Committee of Irish
citizens, at a meeting held last night,
passed soIuttonss rendering thanks to
the President Of the United States and
Secretary Seward for their prompt, en-
lightened and humane action in behalf
OF those American citizens who have
been unjustly convicted and crnelly
sentenced, by the judicial authorities
at Toroto, for alleged completely In the
tenian Invasion of that provinces and
inviting public meeting on Saturday,
of both native and adopted citizens, to
give expressio TO their sentiments; on
the qnestoins involved.
Yesterday drove of one thousand
sheep passed along Boundary street
North, to the Chain Bridge, and CROSS
| ed into Virginia, Thew were driven
from the West and viii be tlisposed OF
in the State of Virginia for the purpose
OF stocking the farms of those who
were deprived of that stock during the
war.
Commissioners lBasig, OF. the Indian
Bureau, had conference this morning
with Gen. Sherman, at the headduRr-
tiers OF Gen. Grant, lin relation to the
temper and disposition of the Indians
on the great plains of the West. The
new COMMISSIONS appears to be anx-
ious TO investigate into the truth OF the
various rnmorS In relation to the Indian
troubles. Gen. Sherman will make a
written report on this head through his
EsuperiOr othcerS Gen. Grant. ~ Ei7ss,s
Oninquiry at the Navy Department,
1t is ascertained that no monitors have
been sold to any foreign government,
nor have any foreign governments Of
hcially fntimated atesire to make such
Investments. It Is true, however, that
private parties, all of them American,
citizens, have offered propositions,
Without stating for whom they wished
to make the purchase, but the Govern
ment has decided not to sell any of that
class of ships, whether they were built
in the navy yards by Government con-
tractors or outside, by private parties.
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Mr.. Latrobe urged the importance of
disposing of the case without delay,
and said they represented Ia 900 dis
franchised people of Baltimore. Time
removed, as they hoped and believed
they would be, there was much to be
done-many changes were to be made
before next Tuesday, the day of the
election, y ~, hES
The counsel for the. dsfense said they
did not wish to delay unnecessarily.
Mr.. Alexander said they represented
Union sentiments of the countrys4 =
The Governor said in order to accom-
modate the counsel he would set up till
u O'clock tonight II necessary.
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Il O'Clock tonight II necessary,

= ~ Il
NEW YORK, Oct. 81.2To-day A. j.
Vanderpail, in behalf of VIM. II. Grif.
fifth and others, applied in the Su-
preme Court for an Injunction against
Thomas A. Scott and the present board
of directors of the Milwaukee & Min
nesota Railroad Company, charging
them with having, in consideration
of $3.50. 900, secured nom the old
board the. management of the road,
and that they are now acting in the in
terest Of the Milwaukee d st. Paul Rail-
charges and the jurisdiction of the
Court.
John lambert, arrested come time
since, for robbing an Internal Rev
enue ofticer, while on his passage
ron SGn, Ss sosg Io, w. Sa9 Sranpeoo Is
he was confined, this morning. 7
The steamer City OF London, from
Liverpool, has arrived.
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FOR OINCENNATI.

.sa@ : Al j Steamboats,. !,
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- - The elegant steamer, ar. r. HUD-
IsRsftt.S- lSON,'.s Capt. Russell, VIM. IIsf
4&AC lkSwill leave rs above on Friday,
November "a, Inst, at O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or pHssatge, apply ON board OF. 10
BOOTH, BATTELEE co., lffl