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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Steamship lava frem
Liverpool.

AEYIyAI o. tn6 otc8"snIP IRON
Lfverpool.
HALIFAX, November 6.-The steamer
Java, from Liverpool 9th and Queens
town 29th, has arrived here.
Mr.. Snyder, inventor of the famous
breech loading rifle, died suddenly on
the 18th. t
The cattle plague has dwindled down
to only six cases in one week.
Admiral Mundy succeeds Sir James
Hope in command of the North Ameri-
can stations. rG~r7ssf 81
The short time movement among the
Lancashire cotton manufacturers was
making progress, and indicated large
decrease in production.
The situation of Lyons workmen Is
represented rs being of q very grave ma
ture, and measures Of relief have been
adopted.
The Patria and Standard deny the re-
ports of q French loan being premed-
itated.
The Patria states, on authority of let
tiers from Trieste, that the Empress Car
lotta's health has so far improved that
she win fetarn to Mexico. - 3 fA
The London Times alludes to further
disentegration of the Austrian empire
~ possible. Z a3aHsa
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Monetary Affairs.
New YORK, November &.

NEW YORK, November d.
The Posts money article says: The
loan market is easy; the rate is now >
per cent. on all loans. On discounts,
however, there is some change, which is
due chiefly to the recent failures; choice
bills now pass at 6. 4"
The stock market opened with a
dropping tendency. but improved attic
close. Governments active at an adj
vance on the leading descriptions.
Railroad shares less active, but there
is firm undertonc to the market. AT
ter the regular Board the following
were the quotations: Eric 90; Hudson
l24; Reading III; Michigan Central 1l6;
Michigan Southern 93s; Illinois Central
l25; Pittsburg 93.; Northwestern SGT; do
pfd sol; Ohio and Mississippi certificates
3ii.
Foreign exchange quiet; bills at 60
days on London quoted ut 1OSialO9s;
for commercial 109fal09s; for bankers
do. ut short sight 1104a1l0s.
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I NEwsPApHR -
Get Up ~, Your Clubs For ~
= ~ A.''Psfi 80. -aafg.a, w
3!s4 9lgEo i
THE WHEELING RE-! REG|yy1pi
,lEaus,.sfs
The Largest, the Bcst ma,
Most Widely Circular.
Paper i'm IVES,
Virginia.
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Daily 1i-Veekly& VldI
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DEING sATIsFIRn,
ID their patrons are prepared "a an. III,
enterprise which has for its Object n" We
and promotion 81 the welfare Of m. ~
In this Republic, and the d,yrlopIn,,,S =
ovation of our young akAptomiSin, :. y ,
,Propgietors, OF the Wheeling Rg,;,sIrsS - /.
larged and improved this papcr 10 -. ~,
uands of increased circulation "a u,
popularity, and now take pleasure In es
to the people Of this State. the I..ry,-.
est and Most Reliable Paper i y
virginia.
THE REGISTER can poiat,.
history rs the sdrest and best inieI q,
course upon all questions of Natlon,l
policy. Believing shat the war was ~ \
is legitimate purposes attained With IS. =,
der OF the rebel armies, and the al,,bS's'e
slavery and secession by the South -
TER wlll be the unfiinching advocate ~ ~
ures that tend Ia promote tn. na;ion'lI-aS
20 restore the unity Of the Goyert,n,,..
extend 10 all sections the pricrlos 49,.
an impartial Union and Lasting peacs N
be- equally firm In ~ opposition 10 ar n
schemes Chat impostr unjust and unxi
conditions upon the reunion of c..
that was never broken, that guaran,,. =.
nal ascendancy to one peliloal psrtT,
changing ostracism to every other ~
thwart the wishes Of every pairia,is ~
leaving our country still divided On, -
disunited, our Union nnrestorel. r,.r
the opinion OF all men, while steaAfa.I, :
eating its Own. do>p:sing the proscrip,ir 4.
of fanaticism while firmly adhcrilg . -
convictions Of right and dnty.
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HAGANS' MAGNOLIA BALM.

i full and extraordinary article ever discover
cd II changes the sun-burut face and bands e
peariy sati n texture of ravishing beauty i'm
parting the marble purity Of youth and the dis
hng'e appearance 10 inviting ntbe city bells
Of tsshinn it removes tan. freekles pimple;
and rUughRes- from the skin, leaving the com
plexioh fresh transparent and smooth. Il cor
tsins no material Injurious to the skin Pa;
roaized by Actresses nd Opera SingerS Il
What every lady should have Sold eEeryvhsE,
Retail price, 5Octs.
Prepared BY W. y. BAGAN, Troy NY
Address all orders "a
q DRNAs BARNES Co,
e-uiy New YORK.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, NOvember u.
Flour dull and declined 1Oal5c.
Wheat steady at 2 21a2 y for No. i, and
. 90 for No. >. Corn unsettled, declined
4a5c. and closing at 02al % for No. J.,
and 99ca1 90 for No. 2. Oats opened
steady, ut e74a50c for Mol, and 474a4e&c
for No. =. and closed dull ut 419a4sc for
No. =. Highwines steady; provisions
dull and nominal; mess pork at 70 90.
Hogs dull, ut 50aS 50 for common TO
choice. Freights quiet. 5lh - M
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From SIM Franci.ce.

SAN FRAscIsCo, Nov. 5.-Letters from
General Montenegro, commander at
Acapulco, to the Imperial Consul in
this city, of the twenty second, says
nothing about the capture of Mexico,
and further states that Mr.. Lutler, the
acting American Consul there, is fully
implicated as being tho medium OF COM
munication between the Liberals In
San Francisco and Alvaraz.
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Massachusetts Election.

BesToN, November 6.-At noon in
Roston scattering returns foot mp: for
Governor, Bullock, 1852; Sweitzer
Dem.) 437; for the Third Congressional
District, Twitchell has l,039 against 300
for Aspinwall and Quincy; for the Fourth
District, Hooper leads Wightman nearly
1000 votes. A very heavy vote is being
nolled.
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Railroad Consolidation.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6th.--A Rome, Ga,
paper makes the following announce
ment of railroad consolidation: On the
5th inst, in this city, final steps in the
consolidation of the Alabama & Ten
nAssaa River r p lGenrgin a. Alabama
r. Il. and Dalton & Jacksonville K. K.
Companies were perfected. The Com.
panies are placed under the control of
the Alabama & Tenn. River Co., with
Gen. Joseph E. johnson as President.
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The london Globe saws Denmark Is

: The London Globe says Denmark is
menaced with extinction
The Emperor Of Russia has issued q
manifesto announcing the betrothel of
Czarowitch and the Princess Dagmar,
and comforting on her the title of Impe-
rial Highness. a,i...as
Victor Emanuel will enter Venice on
the 7th of November, and it is said that
he will be accompanied by all the for
eign ministers at the Italian court, who
are said to have received instructions to
that effect from their respective govern
ments. "a - E ..sis =
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Another Bnftle-Dispatch by the At
lnntic Cable.

New YORK, November 6.-The follow
ing dispatch is received over the Atlant-
ic Cable, dated Rio JaneirO, October
10th, via London, November LIST:
Another battle took place OH the 22d
of September. The gunboats engaged
the fort from the river, while the allied
storming columns attacked the Para
guayan lines in the midst of shower
of grape and musketry, and nobly cap
tured the first parallels. They failed,
however, to take the second, and We're
compelled to retire, after having sus-
tanned loss of $1,000 men and having
had several gunboats disabled. General
Flores returned to Montevido with the
rest of the Oriental army. Great ex-
element prevails. Further operations
are suspended.
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Oswego Market.

OswEGo, November 6.
Flour steady at sig so for No. spring;
red winter Ii 90, white Is 00. Wheat
dull; CORN firm, but quiet; barley quiet,
with decling tendency, sellers asking
Csc I'M bonds for prime up lake, but no
buyers; rye quiet; canal freights steady;
to New York, flour go, wheat and peas
IA, corn and barley ~, rye l3 to Albany,
wheat II, corn and barley 10, rye IL.
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Rumored Removal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. g. Conflicting
statements have been published with
regard to the removal of VIM. A. Dart,
United States Dictrict Attorney for
Northern New York, but the fact of his
removal is now authOritively an
nounced.
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Arrival Of British Troops.

New YORK, November 6.-The Tri-
bune's Montreal special says: The Tooth
Regiment, just ont from England by
the steamer Pennsylvania, arrived here
Yesterday. One half of the regiment
will 60 Immediately to Ottawa. There
are now in British America about $1,000
troops of the regular British army, OF
whom 1900 are in Canada.
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~. E.ouis Market
ST. LOUIS, November 6.

d. LVNIci -'"'V1I1"N' "
Cotton 33ia34f. Flour, 25a5Oc lower
for all grades below choice; single extra
$40 75all so; Xxx Sl2 50al3.75; spring
sll 50al2 IS. Wheat declined; s. a9a
; - for spring; 3 IS for prime fall, and
81 75a2 % for choice. Corn, goal 10.
Oats dull at 49a53. Pork, SD O0a3O 90
for new. Bacon, lower; clear sides lea
l3I; shoulders l6f. Lard dull at l3alS.
Choice kettle whisky steady al - ".
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MAILS. uU..- $3.50 -
~ a0J kegs assorted sizes nails. hest brands,
AZ MAXWELL. CAMPBELL & TINGLES.
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DILL IN CuAsCERy. PENDING

ID IN the Circatit t,oas OF Ohio Comfy. LeEis
Lubs..r and wife, es Robert Wray aGd Gev'gr
Erllber The Defendants will Ike Office that
the derositioos of dre=.sed ge-eph n. Connolly
aud win am VI. Lu.sford AID othsrs will DO
u Ken zt the Office Of Lamb 4 faull 10 tie city
sf Wheeling. on the. 9th day Of Sovember,
ies6 between the hours DC eek a M and
5 o'c o. D. m, on behalf II eemplainant..
To be read Ia evidence On the t,iai Of the above
cause. And IL from an, cause the taxing Of sid
depcsiiions should not b. commenced or being
sshoulc not he ccmpls ted on that
day the taking OF tn zane viii be adjourned
frun tiue % tin until thu came II CON plsssd.
octaSwlt LEWIS LUaSfoRD.
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FOrSale

T'HE OLD ueuRsTEAD F0R.
enERLI occupied by IsAas Hezs. ensrae
county, West Virginia. gcsd brick hoass u,,h
stable and al Bee-ssary out h7IiSinx. RI
gIoRhd 70 tixhiy Improved sDA afEsrSs y, .hn,'
dant sHpply Of choice fruits Of every v.riesv
y partienlar', sppiy 70 the suhsfih+r via
ocfll-dlg&vIm-
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.FIRsT class inmechanics, stand up.
How many kinds of wheels arc there ~
"Please, sir, Iknow--three kinds" :,
"What are they III j..
Carriage wheels, cane weals, and
veal outlets" "
"Smart boy! Go to your seat, and we
will see if YOU can discover the connect
ing INK between brown birch and long
division" 49, -'a.'
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. November 6.

TOLEDO, November 6.
Flour quiet. Wheat lc lower on
spring; other grades firm and unchang-
ed; sales of new white Michigan at "a
az 97t; amber at = S7a2 81; No. l
spring, . Sc; extra do, = 45a2 AZ. Corn
dull: &c lower; 10GalO7 for No. mixed.
Oats dull. Rye quiet. Lake freights
dull; 7asc for corn touButfalo. u
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F.. AS A NEWSPAPER

We intend that Il shall he famed Cor ia , IN
and reliability. The bcst and latcs, ihiap,
that can be obtained by TELEGRAPs
MAIL, In relation Ia matters OF general i,,
win always be laid before our rradrr !,
cost will he counted In keeping our sul..-I
thoroughly and constantly posted upOa Il Z
Of importance.
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Springwood Select Home School
For Young Ladies,

r OCATEDsn OS6 OE THE MOST
\ Healthful BEAUTIFUL and accessible Dor
d.@ns Of Virginia. viii reopen q, tober I. 1850.
Established iR the family NJ tie undersigned
with view Ia the education Of his own Gil
dfeu entirrlf At ZONE. Is viii he strictly hmitec
to such . num' er a. shall justify the employ
Dent OF the best instructors In every Depart.
ment
For circulars or further Information apply 70
faf G.. WASHINGTON BALL.
Spriagvood near L--sbury LyudOun Co Va
REFERENCES.
General Robert X Lse General d. II. Hin.
Charlotte n. G.; A q. Qnsri-r, s Brady. Ian !.
don carter. Esqs., Whes'inx West virziPia +.
Rev r r. Perkins. for,ner, ' o. " heelisg. Rev
z r Ma~u Monitor, p o., Baltimore conn
ty; VIA. Dodz Fsq. ''St4ssrd HAl' Nd.
Hoh-rt S. Chew. Esq.. washingtos City Per-.
W. W wiliiAns tieorgetn~L, d. G. Rev, ".
v. PeBdlstop, General A. N Long L.rin ton /:
Rev. g II. Norton Ale1sndris Hi Cart,
ESQ Shirley. Va: Col Burgess Long. phils
dslphia: Gent W. X r. .therstOn Hon
>prinEs Mississippi. &C.. &c
p. ;. Praf--ssr Van Rhyn IN charge In. rssf
year. Of The DepsrtEent Of kSierB Lapguagea
Drawing &c having b en- appointed 20 : chat,
in the ''PenhsylvariA Military destitute. 20
sire toeuploy = thoroughly qualified Teacher Of
those branches IL Bis place; also a TEACHER o,
aH.tc- Without good recommendation non.
neeS agvsv - tnii-sppdIferEw
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TIL L RE GISTER

Will strive tomake the popular mind ~.
conviction, y rather than slavish by iicisiis
viii labor to disseminate only such yiep ,
current questions rs bear the stamp q !,
and the seal of truth.
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The Rcpors. Of the Death OF Simeon
Draper Premature.

New York, Nov. 6.-The Times learns
that the announcement of the death of
Simeon Draper was premature. That
gentleman is seriously ill, however.
The Tribune's Fort Riley special says !:
A hunting party, including Viscount
Couthwell, Baron Holstein and Count
Montangue, who were reported cap
tured, returned safely to Fort Riley.
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L. published every Friday. 1ts conienp ti'
made up Of all important news 9th y,
telegraphic reports. transactions In The Md
Editorials upon subjects Of general iHisrs ,
Agricultural Column, special eorrspGsS
from all parts Of the State, choice hirfAp 4
poetical selections. and large amount -
fully prepared miscellaneous reading saiias'
all classes Of the community. In tboi
WEEKLY REGISTER win continue % s'
best Family Horpaper erer pptli'Asf 81
state.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Iaiunetion Granted in the Case Of the
Atlantic Steamship Company.

Atfantfc SfeamshfP CemPany.
New YORK. Nov. 6th-The Atlantic
Steamship Company was enjoined by
Judge Brady to cease from transferring
the newly created capital stock Of the
corporatior, which was about eight mil
Mon dollars. The original stock was
four millions, but Mt q late meeting 1t
was doubted, with an understanding,
it is alleged, that n ew stock should not
be thrown into market for six months.
The complaint set forth is that the stock
was being disposed of contrary to this
agreement, and an injunction was there
fore granted ~ Ia Il -
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, November 6.
Money easy and steady at per cent
Sterling quiet ut 81 094aSl 09s.
Gold is shade easier, opening atsl 4si
and closing at 81 47s.
Government stocks steady.
Freigbts to Liverpool qnict.
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NEw York, November 6.-The Great
Republic, new steamer in the San
Francisco and China line, win be launch
ed on Thursday. mbsaa
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THE TRI.WEEKLy

Il published every Tuesday. Thurs'say %
urlay. and contains. besides the contsnn
issues of the Daily. nlany "a
Items prepared especially for this pubLus
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Thanksgiving in Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. Ex-Governor Cox,
of Ohio, has appointed the twenty
eighth day of this month, as a day of
Thanksgiving.
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THE notorious medium, Cora Hatch,
who is said to have been lately married
to or associated to q new affinity, is
running for the Illinois State Legisla-
ture in one of the Assembly Districts
of Chicago. Cora would undoubtedly
be one of the ablest orators and de-
bators in the House, but we doubt if
she could raise the same quantity of
spirits that some of the other members
win put down. ps
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FRANK FERRIS, otherwise Francisco
Fcrrero, the wife-murdcrer, was execu-
ted in the Jail yard, in New York, on
Friday, the 10Th ultimo. He made few
remarks, saying in q tremulOus voice,
he was about to die, but was innocent.
"His hand was guilty, but his heart was
pure"
THE Newburyport Herald tell story
of newly married couple who attended
a launch in that city. A staging gave
way and let the gentleman into the wa
ter. Before he was rescued his wig
came off and foated away. When he
was pulled out, bald and drenehed, his
wife refused TO recognize him, and be-
sought the crowd that they would save
her husband, pointing frantically to
bunch of hair drifting down the tide.
QUEEN VICTORIA is at present one of
the richest soyereigns in Europe. The
Duchess of Kent who laid up consid-
cradle sum of money, left it all to the
Queen. The Prince Cousort also, who
followed strict economy from the very
day Of his marriage, was, at the time of
his death the possessor of large for
tune. He made his viii in favor of the
Queen. Finally an old gentleman who
had more attachment for Her Majesty
than for his distant relations, has Just
made the Queen the legatee Of his whole
fortune, amounting to forty millions Of
hancssst -
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FOUR negroes, are now serving on
juries in Boston-one in the Superior
Court for criminal business, one in the
first session of the Superior Court for
civil business, and two in the second
session. The Boston Commonwealth, the
organ of Senator Sumner, chronicles
this fact as showing that the idea of
negro equality has been liftedinto more
vitalized existence by the late elections.
Those of our people who thought that
negro equality was not an issue in the
late contest in this State, will now find
they were in error. Each Radical
triumph is step nearer to the equality
of the white and the negro races in this
country.
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New orSani&atiOtl.
ClNCESNATg
Home Insurance Company.

Capital. ---.-.---.... SEQ, 900,
E,nE AND MARINE RssKsTAh.
L ES 1t reasonable rates.
CHAS e. RE8KIRT, Prest. q
c. ". RANSOM, Soo'y.
80 DIRECTORS. ---
Cha. C. Reakirt. Of J c. R.sklrt; Joseph
Ki1sey, Of Globe Rolling Mills; =. u. s. Whet.
HopSins Of l.. g. Hopkins q Co y. H. i.awsou.
Off. II Lsws "a n Co.. w. W. GanlS Of W
W HAnly & G. Geo D wincheiL Of Geo. %.
@inchen Tyson & Co.; John ID. Hind. 81
Htird~ & Porter; L. d. Watson, Of L. ID Wat.
son & Co.; Gen ". Hamilton, OF Hamilton
clay ca: jain N S-crist, vi ,. n. Sc ri-t &
Z. n, Bsrb-r.Of Barber, Choste & Haber; !. n
Drake, Iate of Lexih stAs. Kyg3F Z EJaTeff
FRANK VI. COZAD. Gent Agent for
West Virginia 49,,
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Death of Simeon Draper.

NEW YORK, Simeon Draper died at
Whitestone, Long Island, at half past 3
o'clock this morning.
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New York stock Market.

New YORK, November 2.
Stocks steady; Fort Wayne lot; To-
ledo, Wabash and Western So; New
York Central 1874; Rock Island 1l0f;
North Western 5S5; do. preferred SOL;
Illinois Central 125; Michigan Southern
93s; Reading III; Hudson 12i; New
York Central 1893; Erie s3S; Western
Union Telegraph 50; 500 coupons of "a,
ga; 1870 1st series 1OSi; do 2nd series
10G;, do. 3rd series LOG.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Comuanv's
Tarongh Line ga Caiiforoin,
,,,nU,,,,Ns: aTuExsGaS PORTS

Pacific Mail Steamship Comuanv's
Tarongh Line ,o Caiiforoin,
MExsGAN PORTS
] anS CARRYING tire U :. Mail. Through
in twenty t~o days.
Steamships oil th. Connecting ON the Pa
Atlantic 1ic with the
krizopa tOlorAdu
Henry Cbanncej, Constitution,
Nav YORK. Golden City
Ocean Queen Sacramento
Northern Light, Golden Age,
Costa Rica Montana,
&c. Sc.
One OF tho above large AMI splendid Scan.
ships will luavs Pier No. -, North River, foot
Of Canal street. at l2 o'clock, noon,
on the LAT, 18th and elst Of every
month Except when those ,lstes tall or sunday
AID then np the preceding SATURDAY. fnr Aspn
~an connrctug, rir P,naus Railway, with nr,
u the ''omJanys Steamships from Psuama Io'
San Frspcisro. "a. nGhine ~ Acapulco.
Urusrtu ros of lSt and 2isi connect az Panama
9Th Steamers for South PGriiic aud Central
American Ports. ThOs~ OF lat touch at N|p
1anilln
discount of oue-duarter from steamer rates
alluse 81 a. SECOND cabin and Aterrage passenger
ritl, families. Al-n, Al allowance Of one-quar
Ter nn through rstes t"clsrSymon and their fan
lilies and school tesrhers; soldiers having hon
orable dischsrg-s half fare.
Que Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Bsggsg--tnazters accompany baggage
.hrough aud sttsnd 3" ladies' and children with
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
1ock thr day before sailing from steamboats,
-,lr"a'l- and passengers who prefer TO seed
down early
Az rxporienood surgeon On board. Medicine
and srtsndsuos frne.
For Pas.a.g. Tickets or further information,
apply Al tre Company ticket Office on the
Wharf fc"- Canal street North River, New
York. = K. HOLMAN.
r,y9I Agent.
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Secretary Of the Mexican Legation
Gsvernsr Perry opposes the Censti-
tutienal Observation-Disclosures to
the Juarez Governmcnt.
New YORK, Nov. 6.-The Worlds
Washington special says: Edward
Plumb, Secretary when Robert McLane
was Mexican Minister, has been APP
pointed Secretary of Legation to Mex
leo.
A Charleston special says: Governor
Perry published long letter against
the adoption of the Constitutional
Amendment. He says the South may
be ruined but it cannot be dishonered,
and he expresses the conviction that the
amendment can never gain the assent
of three-fourths of the States.
The Times Washington special says;
A communication from Signor Rouen,
Mexican Minister, was forwarded to
Juarez on Saturday last, notifying the
latter that General Sherman and Hon.
L. d. Campbell, our Minister, will meet
the Juarez Government at Vera Cruz as
soon rs they can get to that point, or
some other point that may be designa-
ted.