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az. ". Pr HAS THE HORRORS.

The paroxysms into which y. W. II. - oc-
casionally thrown render him one Of the
most curious moral spectacles Of the times.
Ever since The PRESIDENT declined to bestow
the New York collectorship upon friend Of
J.W. Fat tho earnest solicitation of the
editor Of "My two papers, both daily
he has been in q estate of mind beyond
everything" as Miss FANNY SeuEERs de-
scribes her own mental condition after NICK
OLAF: s::NrcKLEBY had fogged the schoolmas-
ter, her father. At quarter past three
o'clock on the morning Of the 7th instant, J..
W. F. telegraphed from Philadelphia an
election dispatch, closing, ecstatically, with
the following words, to wit: "All is we'll r.
At that moment the political horizon looked
bright to J. w. f. The social horizon,
doubtless, was quite pleasant to the vision
Off. W. F. He was probably in the frame
Of mind in which the Scottish poet gave birth
the song ending with the merry refrain:
"Ths wind may blaw, the cock may craw
But We will taste the barley brse -
But on the Path instant change had come
over the dreams of j. W. F., and he wrote
from Philadelphia thusly: .... ...
"Never in civilized history have SO many
millions stood IN such horror of a sinqie
man, or been forced to endure such unsc-
countsble ingratitude at the hands of an in
dividual elevated by their generous votes to
one of the highest Offices There is some.
thing terrible in the feeling inspired against
Andrew johnson by the nation he has be.
trayed. II is not hatred, but q nameless
emotion arising from perfdy unprovoked
and suffering unparalleled. As l write to
you the whole business community is at o
stand-still."
Many millions standing in horror Of q
single man" is no doubt q moving sight, but
it is hardly more melancholy than q single
man suffering under "tbe horrors" superin-
duced by disappointment in offce-seeking,
likewise the "nameless emotion arising from
peridy unprovoked and suffering unparal
lelled." If the New York custom-house had
been handed over to the control of j. W. f.
there would have been no such horror, and
the "whole BUSINESS community" would not
now be "at a stand-still" or course not.
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Ice 0orGe.

sr. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 2c.-An ies gorge formed
At Hsstinss, on the Mississippi, on Saturday.
Boats will continue 10 run below that point for some
days yet.
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baltimore Surveyor Appointed.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2e-wm, Wales, esq, publisher
of the Baltimore Commercial, has received the ap-
pointment Of Surveyor Of the port of Baltimore vice
Ellington Fulton, ono Of the editors Of the Balti-
more American, removed. Mr. Wales bonded to-
day.
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Hartford city Election,

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 2o.-Allsn g. Stillman
the Republican Mayor, has over 200 majority, and
and the entire Rspubosn ticket Of town officers is
elected according to Official returns by from 81 to
l76 majority A light vote was pollsd.
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Steamer Overdue.

Bosros, Nov. 26.-The steamship Bosphorus,
from Liverpool on the 9th instant for Boston, had
not been signalsd at sunset to-day. Considerable
anxiety Is felt for her safety.
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The Bond Robbery In New York.

New YoRk, Nov. 26.-Ths examination Of Hell.
len and Babcock, charged with being concerned in
the Lord bond robbery, was continued to-day. II
appears 5000 900 Of the bonds were recovered some
months ago. . .I
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Erpsa new Orlsans.

Z Nnw onLsAxs, Nov. 3e.-Ths number sf vislt-
orr d the State Fair to-day sxessds that Of cay
previous day but the arst which wss spsstssular
one, devoted to great oratorissl and nusIeal dIs.
play. The Fair will close Tomorrow. Ths mana.
gers to-day announced that another Fair win bs
held nszt year. snd that II viii be one Of the great.
est interest. r9a a....a atsVsa.
Cotton continues TO come In freely but with svi.
dsnes Of tendency 70 . close supply. Cotton
hrnsri ssiss 5000 baissi low niddlins szss,e-fs-
csipts $500 bslss. Sugar lovsri fair Ole. Molss.
sss easier; inferior 400. Be- ..sa .... -,
Sterling 1Sl. New York szohsuss isi per ssat.
discount. Gold 38i. E'a- -
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Opening OF the New Route from PhiiadsI-
phia to Norfolk.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26-Ths new route to Nor
folk from Philadslphis, Wis Philsdslphis, Whining
ton and Baltimore and Delaware railroads, was
formally opened to-day. Tho train, with large
number Of invited guests. left Wilmington at ten
a. IN. for Crsshsid, formerly known as somsrs
Point, on tho Chesapeake Bay, where they arrived
about four o'clock. The party will there take
steamers for Norfolk. . distance Of 81 miles. The
party will be entertained tomorrow by the City
Councils of Norfolk.
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From snyanuah-Cotton Marke

From Standardization Market.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2o.-Cotton advancing sales
Of 400 bales Middling, 32i.
Arrived, steamer James R. Green, brig =. II.
Kennedy, schooner Transit, from New York. brig
Georgia, from Baltimore; brig Blsckhsh and
schooner Jno Bliss, from Boston.
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Ier,slstion An Tsnuessee,

NEW YoRk, Nov. 2o.-Ths TTi6Hns's special
from Nashville says half dozen franchise bills
have passed FIRST reading in the House. All Of
them embrace in their provisions oolored suffrage
and two Of them the universal amnesty feature. 1t
Is now generally thought that q bill guaranteeing
qualified suffrage will become law, but present
indications suggest strong doubts as to the success
of the nmnesty doctrine.
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S,suesunasa l4avn~as.

cIrcmrArr. Nov. 2s.-Flouf dun and dropping,
A. e1oaelo5o whisky unchanged. Hoss dull
and lower, At soaSei. Mess pork dull, st &9o6oa
$2is Lard dull, st 12is12ie. Gold 1894. ~.
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TAs PAiiAAslpAss Dsrs Dspartnsnt.

PmLADnLrHA, Nov. as.--rhRsb b now pending
before he CITY ooussiis issslasiea a. ~ dang
Of the Volunteer Fire Dspsssnsss "a ~ substi.
tuition Of o Board Of Fire osnnisslessfs a y
A convention Of hrsmsn this evening ysssssssd
against the proposed reform, and dsnosnssd u as
The hrss step towards . paid ars dspartnsst
Strong resolutions wore adoptsd calling upsa he
Council 70 defeat The measure. They state hat
the volunteer department has . ehsrsstss issivsd
from ysas Of disoipiins and good eoudues and sAsy
will continue thsir erssnlsatiou. '.l-a l'a's,i
ne Arsnsn are excited u the Ne eonnissionsn'
bin, sad dsaoanes Il - political attempt V ever.
throw the ars department Of the city. VI ,,sb
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New reie~rnph C.ble Laid.

BosroN, Nov. 26.-Ths Western Union Telegraph
Company have laid cable in Vineyard Sound,
connecting Holmss' Hole with Woods Hole. II is
proposed also 70 extend tslsgraphie conmuuiestion
with Nantucket by cable. - hEa
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lBiash soldiers as,.s - EAsesia-Car Dsavss

Biask Soldiers 0sans - EAbesfa-Car Drivs<
wfrs Knnens ,sa.s
PaLADELrHrA, Nov. N.-As Mercantile Bsas-
Aeisl Associates win ho,d tvesty- ssausi
ssni,srssry q the Academy q Nsss ts-asusx
evening ........ - "a f.ssl'. ~ ~
"A company Of black soldiers are new sseasislas
hsss iss ths psrpess Of snisraslns 70 Iberia. n
Americas Colonisstion Society has parshsssa .
clipper shir. u ess iAousand tons burthss fsr ths
trasspsstsslsn sf Ne soidisrs. Appaisstisns for
snigssiou sss daily fsesivsd. - y. - ..
jobs Reed, dfivss % he Usioa Passsassf
railway, was killed early this morning n ths rssr
Of hsrisk's rossdry. He fell fFen Ne froat plss.
form under the wheels Of the car which pssssd over
him, ssvsring his head from his shouidsrs.
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PhiIallslphia llarkets,

PnILADELPHIA, Nov. 2e.--Flour very dull. Wheat
loweri Southern $s,loa$S;1b Corn higher; ysl.
low 81. .17a$l2O. Moss Pork $24. "a
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The Southern Radicals to Sit During the
Session Of Congress.

New YoRK, Nov. 26-At meeting Of tho Re
publican Southern Association to-day It was re
solved to meet in Washington December Sd, and t
remain in session until Congress adjourned.
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The New Bridge At H.vrs.d.-ar.e.. 4

BALrMoRn, Nov. ga number Of invited
guests including members Of the City Council and
representatives Of Baltimore press, left here this
morning In o special train for the Susqushanna
river to be present at the formal opening Of the
new railroad bridge Of the Philadelphia and Balti
more railroad.
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A New YORK Fsrry.B.ss Burned.

NEW YoRk, Nov. 26.-To.nisht, about o'clock,
the fsrry-bost Idaho plying between New York
and Williamsburg, took ere in the stream and
burned to the waters edge. About thirty passsn.
gers were on board All were saved. sems;of TIE
ladies' with children in their arms, jumped ovsr-
board, but were secured A man NAMED James
0'Neil had his head and hands badly burned.
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Money Msrkst.

Nsw YoRk, Nov. 2e.-rhs money market is
easier. Sterling Exchange Is hrm, at siasi.
Gold closed firm, st 140i.
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R.iiro.d Bridge Inausura.sd.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2s.-Ths gentlemen who, BY
invitation, went from this city to-day TO psrtici
pate In the formal opening Of the Philsdsphia rail.
road bridge. returned this evening highly pleased
with their exeursion- After the guests had crossed
the bridge and spent some time in viewing the mag
nincsnt structure they invited 10 partaks Of
bountiful rspast At Psryvills. Speeches were made
BY the Prs,idsnt Of the road, Isaac Hinekiey, and
Columbus o'Donnsl one Of tho direotors and
others, ... ..... .
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r.ray Juds. ana . DUH Tob.ooo Mark

RlcHxosD, Va, Nov. 2o.-In consequence Of the
non-srrival Of Judge Underwood the regular term
of the United States court did not commence to-day
The tobacco market was very dull to-day. Prices
of light leaf declined, ..... .. ..t,.,
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ANNEXATION IN CANADA.
MAMMALIAN
Cable News to the S6th instant.
IBy Gable to the Associated Prsss1


QUEESsrows, Nov. 26.-The Anchor Line
Company's steamer Caledonia, which sailed
from New York November 10, touched hero
this morning en- route to Liverpool,
LONDON, Nov. 26.-Further arrests Of sus-
pected Fenians have been made in Ireland
The national troops are ready to move at
q moments notice. 81 fs'
A prospectus has been published giving
the plans fo- the proposed Nicaragua route.
The TINES thinks it would be well IL the
entire scheme was divided between the Gov
ernments Of England, France and the United
States. ats1urr.
LONDON, Nov. 26.-There has been re-
newed fighting in Gambia. The Turks have
been badly beaten and suffered greatly; no
less than 5000 having been killed anil 1000
taken prisoners., 55s /. .s.-...r s.... ..
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26.-The cotton market
opened quiet and steady; Middling Uplands
quoted at IA 1-s. Sales to-day will probably
reach 10000 bales. SEQ T.. ~ ''-Pl 81.
+ LONDON, Nov. 26.-The money market is
quiet. Consols 90 for money. q. 8. 5-2O's
10 81, Erie 4s l-s, Illinois Central II.
BERLIN, Monday, Nov. 26.-The Prussian
Government intends to have Consul Gen.
eral located in the city Of New York.
LONDON, Nov 26-evening.-Itis is rumored
that q Republican organization has been dis
covered in Paris.
It is said that the Empress Eugenie and
her son will spend Christmas at Rome.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 26-evening.-The cot
ton market is without change. BreadstuHs
unchanged. Lard is dull. ...
LONDON, Nov. 26-evening.-The money
market is easier. Consols closed at SO "a
for money. .. ..aa
The following are the closing quotations
Of American securities: U. 8. 5-20's, 70 "a;
Erie, Al IL; Illinois central, II l-2.
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Destructive Fire in Selma, Alabama.

SELMA, ALA, Nov. 26s-A destructive fire oc.
Cured in this city last night Every building on
the north side Of Water street, between Washington
and Broad streets, were burned, and all the build
ings on the east side Of Broad street. between Lin.
tors alley and Water street, except McRees 4
JohnsOns store and the Msssng~ Office, which
were both badly damaged. The loss by the conaa-
grafton is estimated st over $40O O00 The heaviest
losers are: Judson 4 Duncan, about $45, 0O0 in
sured for $20 900. Burnett, Martin 4 Swami,
1920, 900; insured for 100000. McRess 4 John.
sons loss is about $4,000; insured for $25, o0o
Bowen Hopper lost $4,000.
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The Chicago water works.

CHIoAoo. Nov. 2e.-Ths great lake tunnel Is all
but completed, but two feet Of earth remaining to
bs sxeavstsd. The Board Of Public Works will
break through this tomorrow It Isl grand feat
Of engineering and skill. Dull a aowap took the
contract for building IT, and the ground was broken
March II, 1864, and the work has steadily ad.
vaucsd to completion. It's capacity is such that
II win furnish . million people with nfty.ssvsn
gallons Of water each per day. Much h yet to bs
done before the water will BE- allowed to pas
through, in the way Of erecting slsvatins engine
buildings, putting down pipes, 90. The entire
work will be completed by next spring.
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More Dlstiiisries ssi.sa.
Augusta Gotten AGarh

NHw Yonx, Nov. 2e.--A large number Of illiol
distillsriss were ssirsd in Brooklyn yesterday.
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Financial and Commercial Nsws.


NEW YoRK, Nov. 26.-Ths money naskst to-day
closed sasior transactions falling from to and
Per cent. on call for stocks and Government sscuri.
ties. Discounts quiet and unchanged. Foreign
exchange firm. Prime bankers bills quoted at 9i
asi for 90 days. and loal0i for short sight. Gold
remained firm. Government sssusisiss active and
nrmsr thit p m. Stooks-this afternoon there was
. more confident feeling and the market has bssn
gradually advancing all day. afhe receipts at the
ub-Treasury to day were $780, 900; payments
$4,840, ,000 Balance In Sub Treasury sos, $50 900.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Bsef cattle continues
very dull and prices declined cent, 500 arrived
to-day; extra from Is to 1910; fair to good Is to
14o.; common, 10 12c. Hogs lower; about ], 800
head sold at different yards at from to 10c nett.
Sheep also dull and lowsri $4,000 head arrived and
sold at from to 8ic. gross, according to quality.
Cows in fair demand-25O head sold at from $50 to
$50 for springsrs and from $40 To- 800 for and
calf. 49,.
TOLEDO, Nov. 26.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
and without material change Michigan $2.s5,
Amber $2.75, No. Spring 81 IS. Corn dull and
Saturdays advance lost; quotations s4as5 cents
for No. l mixed. Oats unchanged. Lake freights
dull and nominal receipts for the past week ss 900
barrels -four $4,000 bushels wheat "a, 900 bushels
corn, 49, 900 bushsls oats, IS, 900 bushels barley,
5000 bushels rye Shipments - $4,000 barrels
-four, q, 900 bushels wheat, 49, 1000 bushels corn,
1000 bushels oats and ], 900 bushels rye.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2o,-Fiour quiet; No. Spring
$lla$ll.5o, Amber Winter $laa$14.5O. Wheat
quiet. o. .1
MOBILE, Nov. 20 Sales today 900 balesj Mid.
ding from 50 to 33 cents, very firm.
' CHARLEsroS, Nov. 26-Cotton arm-advanced
one cent. Sales 1856 bales.
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The I.o.,sla.a stat. Fair.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Ths Louisiana State
Fair, though the Arst attempt, 10 great success.
To-day Is the last but one, yet the interest s
tagging It has already quioksnsd . disposition
10 use improved implements and mschisry in the
South. The association has already resolved to
begin immediate preparations to hold another fair
in November, 1867. and to erect permanent buiid.
ings for the use Of the same. The Emory cotton
gin takes the Arst premium. Also the hydraulic
washing machine, Wheeler b Wilson's sewing ma
chine. and the Charter Oak cooking stove. The
piano which took the hrst premium was manufao-
tursd In 81. Louis and the second premium was
awarded to plano manufactured In New Orleans,
though those Of New York, Boston. Philadelphia
and Baltimore came In competition with them.
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IMpertsnt Cas. Tn sI.ssaeka. eass.

Inpertsnt cass In M.sssskesssss.
BosreH, Nev. %, AZ late tsrn 81 ths United
eatss Circuit Court esss esns y for srisi an an
iadiotnsnt shargis8 he dsfsnSant with selling
iiauor vithosa hsvIss psid u required United
states licsnss Sss. y ~ ~ go
Mr.. ssnnolt the counsel. objected to the indict-
ment, taking tho ground that the United States
could not legally take nessy from psrson carry.
ing on an unlsrful business, and made the query:
Gan the United statss Government lay tar upon
. criminal businsss7 ssy. for instance, the bust.
ness Of keeping house Of nl-fams, or make per.
son pay license for carrying on the sams1
Upon this the court ordered the arguments, in
writing. to be made and submitted; and that hav.
Ing been done, the judges to-day informed the
counsel that they were unable to agree upon any q
the questions raised, and therefore the case must
90 TO the Supreme Court Of the United States
upon certificate Of the division Of opinion. l.s
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Tha lIsnsx ldarIras.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 2o.-Cotton advanced cent.
Sales Of 400 bales. Strict Middling 81.
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Evacuatlon Day In New YOrk-Heavy FALL
1re-LsrEs Dispatch by Gable.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 26.-Ths anniversary Of the
evacuation Of New York BY the British troops wss
celebrated to-day by parade Of the hrst division
Of the State militia. .......
NEW YonK, Nov. 26.-0ns Of the largest Of the
New York provision houses failed to-day. Their
liabilities are over $500, 900. o. g
Nsw YoRK, Nov 2e.-Ths provision house which
failed to-day was that Of Dshoo, Clarke Bridges.
Nzw YoRk, Nov. 26.-Ths longest dispatch
transmitted over the Atlantic telegraph cable was
sent yesterday by . Government oficial Of the
United States to Of the ministers Of this eoun
try on the Continent Of Europe. It contained over
Ave thousand wordr ....
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From South CAroiina-MeetinR OF the Legis-
lature-Ths Governor's Reoomm and atoms.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Nov. 26.-Tho Legislature met
tonight. The Governors message will bs read to-
morrow. He strongly opposes the constitutional
amendment recommends the passage Of thehoms-
stead law, and the adoption Of means to discourage
the emigration Of negroes, and provides for thesub
sistsnce Of INDECENT blacks. He thinks the expert
msnt Of free labor not failure, and says tho grain
crop Is unusually short, and not enough cotton has
been raised in many districts TO buy bread. T.
The debt Of the State, exclusive Of the war debt,
is Is, ESQ, 900. H.a....7.
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NeM York Marksts.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-Flour dull, and l5a25 cts.
lower sales Of 4, 200 bbls STATE s.sS rs, West.
srn sa$ls.4o, Southern 1l.5oa$l6.25. Wheat
dull. and 2ss OTIS. lower; sales Of 49, 900 bushels,
No. Milwaukee $240. Corn dull and easier; sales
of 200 bushels. Western l24is$l.2o. Oats dull
and heavy; sales Of 20, 900 bushels at 62se4 ets.
Beef and pork heavy. Naval stores quiet. Tur-
pentine 73a74. Rosin 4.37a$lo. Petroleum quiet
and steady crude rs, refined 81. Frsights hrmsr.
Cotton frmi sales Of $500 bales to-day Uplands
sat, Now Orleans 36j the market closed quiet.
Gold lA0}.
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An Explanation Of M.Iimili.n's 'os.das,

WASHINGTON, Nov 25.-It has been officially as-
osrtained that MaIimilan's tsnscity in holding On
to his authority in Mexico Is due to the sIpscta-
tOn encouraged by tho reports Of his late agent In
the United States, Mariana Dsgallado, who has
just returned to Mexico. to tho effect that new
civil war was on the eve Of breaking out In the
United States, and that such would certainly bs
the case II the radicals carried the elections It is
now also known that Degallado made many at
tempts to secure interviews with President johnson
and Secretary Seward, but failed In them all.
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