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We cut from one of our exchanges n
shortParagraph stating that the wealthy
parents Oftwo young men of New York.
who were tired out by seeing their bows
DO nothing, started them in business
with capital of $40, 600; and this para
graph further states that in two weeks
they had squandered all their capital
and few hundreds over, There ia "A
good deal in this story, SO briefly and
so jauntily told, that is worthy Of ear
nest reflection on the part of the nfore-
said parents of the New York bows. and
OF wealthy parents generally, there and
everywhere else. 1t Is, unfortunateIv
getting TO be too much the custom
among men in this country, who have
made or inherited fortunes. to cherish
ana encourage the natural desire ON
the part ottheiE sons to spend in a sort
OF luXurions fdfeness the days that
should be devoted to learn some useful
business, trade or profession, not only
1oE the purpose OF earning means to de-
fray the expenses of life, bnt through.
which they could be enabled.to contFi.
butte their share TO the production. work
and wealth of the country. Such occur.
rences as that noted above are To
some extent public as well as
private matters, because wherever
young men are brought up to lives of
idleness there is 80 much distracted
from the common stock of wealth by
the loss of that which they would 9TH
erwise have created, and because such
idle lives are nearly always sure to
lead to vice and decentralization of vaFi-I
Gus kinds. Even overlooking the evil
Influences of such matters upon society
at large, and regarding them solely in
a money point OF view, how much
cheaper would it have been to the fatb-
ers OF these young men to have spent "A
lew thousand dollars of the twenty
thousand squandered In two weeks. #,
having them SO taught and trained that
money would have been safe in their
hanosI SO as 70 make both IL and them-I
selves useful to their felloW-men In
these days, when SO many men are be-
coming suddenly rich, and when there
are counter-indicatiOns that so many Of
5helr poster1ty may become as SUDDEN
y poor there is greater cause than ever
Tor tmpresstng upon the minds of pa
rents the dangers of allowing their sons
70 grow up with habits of idleness, and
without knowledge OF any useful CALI
lngs by which they may 6e able TO earn
livtngs for themselves.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviess to the 18th Of November.
Special 10 he Inteuio.neer-

~
BRRLIN, Fov. 16.-The Admiralty OF
Prussia is engaged in the creation of q
strong feet, and naval recruiting has
been ordered to commence immediate
~ in the Duchies.
VIENNAIN Nov. le.-The Journal of to-
day, in an editorial, says the customs
negotiations have commenced between
Austria and Prussia. The results are
calculated to pacify Europe.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16, NJ, tReceiyed at
Wheeling 10th, at ~, p. M.-Bread!
stuff market without change. Corn
without change. Petroleum Is Cd and
Is I'd. ~ -
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Consols, 90 5-2O,s,
69A; Illinois Central. Tx; Erie, 491<.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16-(Noon. )-The
short time movement is extending
among the cotton mills of Lancashire.
STOKE Upon TRENT, :Nov. 16.-Every
earthen-ware mandatory is closed,
and there is general.strike and look
out. .....a...-
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 16, p. M.-Tbe
London Daily Telegraph denies the re-
port that a commission is about to be
formed to settle the Alabama claims.
The English Cabinet has lately been
holding councils most daily.
DRESDEN, Nov. 16.-The King of Sax
ony opened the session of the Cham
bers to-day. In his speech from the
throne, he pledged himself to fill all
his obligations with Prussia.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10, Evening..-The
aggregate sales, of cotton for the week
Al, 200 bales; the prices have steadily de-
chned during the week from l4X@15d
to Id for middling uplands; sales to-
day 1000 bales, market closing heavy
at lad. Breadstuffs firm. Corn ad-
vancing steadily, mixed western clos
ing at Sss Sd per quarter. Provisions
firm. A7H
LONDON, Nov. 10, Evening.-The
money market is frmer; consols ad-
vanced to 9O11. The following are the
closing quotations for American secu-
rites: United States 5-2Os 20; illinois
Central Tx; Erie 49k.
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Impeachment OF the PresIdent-.
Chase, Seward, Randall and IcCuI.
IOeh In Consultation ut the White
HOuhe-.IThe South and Impartial
Suffrage.
New York, Nov. 16s-The morning
papers have the following from WASH
ington: EtE TsS- gfTFf "a
Gen. Logan is in the city and an
nounces his determination to do all in
his power to induce the impeachment
Of the President.
Chief Justice Chase called at the
White House last evening and was
eloseted with the President for an hour.
Seward, Randall and McCulloch after
wards were present. "A long consulta-
ton was had-believed to be upon n
most important subject-based on the
effort now making by leading men to
induce the President, in considera-
ton Of q general amnesty, to induce
the people of the South to accept impair
tial suffrage with qualifications of in
telligence or property, Prominent
southern men are cooperating.
Gen. Grant was quite unWen yester-
day, but was out to-day.
A cabinet minister stated to-day that
the question of recommending the
South to adopt the Constitutional
Amendment had never been considered
In the cabinet as reported.
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wAsHINdToN, D. O., Nov. 18.-The
Commissioner of Indian Affairs has re-
ceived letters from the special agents
recently dispatched to the Arapahoes,
Cheyennes and confederate band of
Sioux Indians to ascertain the dispose
ton of these tribes towards the Govern
ment, and to enquire into the various
reports which have been made regard
ing their hostile attitude. The infor-
nation received from these agents is of
q satisfactory character, and not only
is It probable that peace will be MAIN
tatned, but it is also reported to the bu-
reau that the release of two white wo-
that line of the territory, will be OBJ.
tanned. - E-..-r-.l-i Z x =.
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no: 3 do; Rye-Qniet, old western 81 So
15Liey-heeeiptS 0S7 bus, mnrkeE steady
yum WiI1h nAEuemandi sales 5000 bus at 81 OSS7
II II LOT Sanada West. in bond; 81 29k FOR Can.
ada vest, nee, and 81 05 for western. CSTn
Receipts 50 SOS bus, market irreSnlar TnSat
tIed and S95o lower sales $4,000 bus At si "a
81 81 FOR shipping mixed western in store and
anoatI closing at u 99l 50, and 81 so for west
ern yellow. OatS-ReceiptS 1262S8 Inns mar
ket dull and lc lower; sales 5000 bus At ~
Zoe for Chicago. - N'S
GRoCERIEs-Rice- Quiet, -Conee-Duu.
Sugar-very Dull; sales rs hhds Cuba at l2SSe
MolaSses-Steady; sales 50 bbIs New OFleans
at s69gTG 30 hhds Porto Rico at 541S955c, and
100 hhdS Demarara at 676Slc.
PETR0EEUN-Steady sales 1000 bbls at $50
Tor crude, and 389S7c for refined in bond.
PRovISIoNs-P0rk-Low and Irregular;
sales $500 bbls at SO 31<92 . regular and
cash. tot new mes, clodtng at SO SIX cash.
and S2o 2S92l 90 for primes also $50 b6ls new.
mess at SS8SI1S, buyer December, and S24 %,
seller January. Beef-QuIet and steady
Beet Hams-HeaXyS sales 20 bbIs at 81 500
81 80. Bacon-Dun. Cut Meats-Heavy: sales
l23 packages at l29lSc for shoulders, and
l49l51%c for hams, and choice do at l6c.-
Dressed HogS-QpIet at 91S991<c for western.
1aLI1;7LoWerJ sales 600 bbls at l21<9l4c, and
BUTrER Quiet at 2O9slc for Ohio.
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-
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.-The Cham
Der of Commerce, of this city, unani-
mously adopted a memorial to Con-
gress, which after 'reciting the previous
action of the Chamber, sets forth that.
Congress requiring the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company TO perform thir-
teen trips yearly to China in considera-
ton of being allowed to leave Honolulu
out of the regular route, causes great
Inconvenience to the travelling and
mercantile community, disarranges the
plans for rapid steam communication
with the ports of China and Japan, and
Expresses the company designated to
perform the contract; that thirteen
trips would involve the necessity of
another steamship and an additional
yearly expense of one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars, without com
mensurate advantage TO the public or
the steamship company. The memo
rial closes by asking Congress 70 per-
init the company to make twelve tips
yearly to China, without touching
Honolulu. $40 - raH
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QuEBEC, G. E., Nov. 16.-The mayor
received another cable dispatch from
London, authorizing him to draw
twenty thousand dollars more for the
relief of the sufferers by the late fire.
don.
A grand amateur concert, under the
patronage of the Governor General, last
night, for the benefit of the relief fund,
realized a considerable amount. A
large numbero OF mechanics and labor
ers are leaving for the States since the
tire. "A heavy rain is falling.
= MoNTREAL, 9. e., Nov. 16..The
near Sachem. The Whitby sunk, but
no lives were lost.
Daniel McNiven has been arrested for
extensive forgeries.
TORONTO, @. W., Nov. l6,-AIr, Nc
Kenzie, the counsel for the Fenian
prisoners, purposes applying on Mon
day to the Court of the Queens Bench
OF Common Pleas, for new trials for
Lynch, Hayden, Slavin, Whalen, and
Quinn, the Fenians under sentence of
death. James and John Dudley, the
two men committed by police magis-
trate few days ago under the Hd6edS
corpus suspension act, have been re-
leased from custody. Mr.. Patterson,
their counsel, proposed apetition to the
an ahdavtt testifying to the respecta-
btltty and intention of settling and go-
ing into business. These papers Mr..
Patterson submitted to the crown au-
thorities, who considered them suffi-
clent and discharged the prisoners on
their own recogniZances for $500 each,
and one surety of 5000.
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NOVEMBER, 16-CATriELThe ilepressjon
IN the cattle trade noticed last week con-
nnnes: and prices are &c per pound, live
nave been received here, nearly two-thirCis
q which remain unsOld; comparatively few
New new oEK buyers are present, and most or
mem VIII not buy. The Brighton mar
ket Is also reported glutted and very few are
6eing bought to go east. The top price is SIC
PC, pound, i've weight, paid for extra firie
fat Kentucky. Averaging the extrSortiinarv
weight OF 500 Pounds. From this figure prf-
ees ranged down to 4Izc;for fair togoOd Illinois
ranges from 615(9T1zc.
oa SHEEP 1od 3 neglected at 4sI94s5I Re-
ceIpts 12 600 heal S'|4' ~
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I6.-Mr. G. Cor
don, Adams, who was reported as a
delegate from Mississippi to the Phila.
delphfa Convention ofSouthern Loyal
lists, is out in a card, wherein he says
he was not a delegate and Is no politi-
clan; nor did he know until within a
few days that he was appointedsa DEL
egate to the Pittsburgh Convention,
nor the person appointing him. His
political opinion, he adds, Is of no Inn
Portance, as he never expects to hold
or seek Office.
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HIGHLAND FALLS, N. ", Nov. 49,
While the furious storm was prevailing
last night, the upper and lower mill
dam belonging to James Connolly, in
this place, with "a large amount of pro-
petty belonging to individuals and
both of the bridges spanning the river,
were swept away. Many dwellings
were also very much damaged.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The DEGREES of
divorces in this city make an aggregate
of seventeen absolute divorces ON the
ground of intidelity thus far during
the week, and four Judgments of sepa9
ration from bed and board on account
of cruelty, inhuman treatment, neglect,
&C., on the part of the husband. The
number OF similar cases pending in the
different courts of this city Mt the pres
ent time is between seven and eight
hundre1
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HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 15.-At the
Bllliard Tournament to-day four games
were played. Up to the pres9al time it
Is impossible to say who will take the
golden cue. Michael Phelan and John
McDevitt, of New York, arc present,
and other celebrities are expected to.
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NEW York, Nov. 16.-The POSTS
special says president johnson yes
terday remarked to a prominent citizen
of Washington that he was not disposed
to mako further removals from office
on account of political opinions.
Col. Peter Farce has determined to
sell his large libary. The librarian of
Congress is examining a collection
with a view of its purchase for the Con-
EresSional library. = -
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ST. Louis, Nov. 16.-The Iron Noun
tain railroad has been sold to A. j.
ern and st. Louis capitalists, for $3.50
600. The Cairo and Fulton railroad was
also sold to the same parties for 1850, COO.
The sale is not yet ratified by Governor
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RaIIrond AecItIent

GUELPH, C. W., Nov. 16.-The day
express going west to-day was thrown
from the track near Guelph by "A broken
rail. The express messenger, Wicks
was killed on the spot, and several pas!
sengers injured-not fatally.
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BOSTON, Nov. 16.-Yestesday after
noon a young man called at the store
of E. q NJ. Faxon, leather dealers, in
PEARL street, and under pretense of get
ting bill changed, managed to steal
money, notes and securities valued at
s. 800, with which he escaped.
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NEW York, Nov. 16.--A terrible
storm prevailed along the eastern coast
on the 14th, doing much damage to the
Fortress Monroe for a haFbor.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 15.-The
break in the cana1a at Palmyn will be
Immediately reflled, and it will proba-
ply be done by Friday night.
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NOVEMBER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: sales of
22OO bales low middlIng Mt 3l@32. Receipts
Tor the week 5000 bales, against 25 600 bales
the week previous. Exports II 500 bales.
Stock l47 500 bales,
fair l2@l216c.
SgitS W., ~ 1E 5Yc; prime l59II14c.
FREIGHTs-To New York, u; to Liverpool
2@9-l6; to HRVre TX.
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RnmIn

NOVEMBER 16.-FLoUR-Quiet No. /
ssIPGTin1g 81 269l2 90; western spring bakers
GRAIN-Wheat dull. held ats9 90 for No. /
Milwaukee spring; Sc Is for No. Cbics4o
spring. Corn-Sales 90 600 bushels opening al
q u, declined TO 81 19, and 10000 bushels
1oIedo, p. mi at 81 10. Oats-Sales 10 800
bushels Chicago at soc. Barley-Held at 81 10
at 81 90
PRoyLsroNs. Porl1-sa7. Lard-15X@1Cc.
WHISKY-S2 49,
CANAL FREIGHTs-FIrm, to New York
wheat 2Oc; corn 1Tc; oats 1lISc
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RIcHaroND, VA, Nov. 15.-Five white
men and one negro were logged to-day
by order of the Hastings Court on con-
viction of petty larceny.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
spirit OF The New Yor,, srarIke..

NOVEMBER l6.-The Commercials money
article contains the following:
This morning the stock market shows n
slight reaction from the decline of the last few
days at the board the chief activity was in
Cleveland q Toledo; the price rallied 70 49,,
an advance of lIS: Michigan Southern WAS
also In demand aud rose Is: The miscellane-
quiet; the further fall in premium on gold
has the enect OF depressing the gold bearing
bonds. Foreign exchange is dull; the pre-
NRtllng rate for prime 60 days bankers Ster-
ling Is 100, though transactions are reported
lower and drawers ask nominalIy 1901
Gold IS decidedly weaker; the idea appears 10
Treasury contemplateS making provision for
the resumption OF specie payment at some
fusion to the matter in money Journals has
the effect OF confirming rnther than dissipat-
ing the Impression, T ; -
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MONEY ANnsrocKs.

MoNEY-RatheT@ more active at 4a6 per
cent. Sterling Exchange dull at lOS1{ 9lO94.
GoLD-LoWer; opening at 1885; declining
to 142%, and closing at 1851. fFTIIE =
GOVERNMENT STOOKS-Ilnll -fs a.H-
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The --latest News.
ID z TELEGR APH.

ny me Union Line. %.
'nee, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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extensive Millinery Establishment /
NO. 9OI WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEnGH

MILIINER DE PARIS,
HAVING. REBUILT AND GREATLY
IL enlarged her place OF business, has now
on hand an entire new assortment Of the
very best styles OF
FRENCH MILLINERY.
Through her numerous agents in Paris, she
Is enabled TO present in advance OF other eS-
tabligements the very latest European styles
in Bonnets. Head Dresses, Caps, Feathers,
Ribbons, Frames, etc.
THE SALES ROOMS
Are constantly stocked with the choicest
goods, and those sending orders can be &C.
commodAted at the shortest possible notice.
THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT
Is thoroughly organized, and has been
made a speciality in the Establishment.
TILE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
ofsrs Rfeat Inducements to MillIners, who
can at any time be furnished with pattern
bonnets ofthe very latest styles, prior 10 their
being exposed at fetail.-l - -itia sfiFf4if +
N.B.-French, English and German Spo-
ken. noV2-6m
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Dithridge's Patent xFlint Glass
Lamp Chimneys.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY INVITE THE AT
w tention Ofthe trade, and purchasers gen.
orally, to our very large and well absorbed
stock OF goods, of new and choice patterns.
and of our own direct importation, whiChSV
are prepared to sell at less prices than the
same qualities of goods can be bought in
either the Eastern or Western cities. We SO.
ltcit a call. WIHSHIP, WOODS & CO.,
marl2-ly No. Main street.
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NoyrMnER. lg.-FIoIIT: 1rnc,,an.o

NOVEMBER, l6.-FLouR- Unchanged,
GRAIN-Wh Quiet; sales $500 bbls ChI-
cage spring by sample 81 81. Corn-scarce
market better for choice qualities, which are
Scarcei sale 5000 bush. Canada at 95998c In
bond for up lake. Rye-Qulet.
6Oc, wheat l5c, corn l21<c, barley l2c rye l3JSc:
TO Albany, wheat l3c, corn lO15c, barley i6c,
chicago.
NOVEMBER l6.-FLoUR-Dull and declined
GRAIN-DeclIned 7@1Oc and closed dun at
Corn-Declined b96c, closing Guiet at 81 6S4II
for No !, and SUI2@s2c for No. 9. Oais2De-
cllned 2@3Nc. closing dun at 8s1S@89c for No.
PRoyIsIoEs-DuL. Mess Pork-SI 90 lower.
aogS-M Gderataly active and declined 2593Oc;
saIeS at - Io@6 62M for common to choice.
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The break in the dry goods market noticed
yesterday sill continues. The reduction In
prices noticed At that time brought momen-
tary demand but buyers became alarmed YES
terday nom the continued decline and re-
fused TO take goods at what they had before
offered. Only q few boxes of delaines were
sold as the result of reduction IN these goods.
and with all other kinds Of goods they are to.
day entirely at stand still. JobbeIS have
further reduced prices this morning and II q
said that agents are ready TO meet any re-
duction found necessary to dispose of goods
The stilI further decline in cotton yestefClaV
and the general belief that It Will Continue "a
decline Tor some time To come induces manu-
factures 70 eoncede to the views OF buyers.
There are less buyers in market and the un-
settled state OF the market noticed yesterday
Is very much more irregular to-day. and les;s
satisfactory. The print market Is VeFy nm
settled with an Irregular decline IN qOods-
JObbeEs have already offered goods n IfS2c
below Quotations, but without edeCtInR sIlIes
OF any moment Woolen goods market de-
pressed; tt khaS been the case for the entire
season and goods still decline. Gtfm1ntoSTn
goods and other WOolens of domestic manu-
tacturerS are very much below what was eX-
pecfed. The following prices were on the
bulletin board at Stewartis this morning /:
Atlantic A, &c; Pacific A, 211<c; do III, MO
and Indian Head A. 2l1Sc, areductIon or %
on yesterdays prices. There Is less doing "a
foreign goods.
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Also well selected stock ofFURNIsHuIG
GOODS, consisting OF eYerythln necessary
to complete q Gents Wardrobe, embracing
all the latest novelties Of the season. sep29