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The national Republican., 1866-11-28

DRowNED.-A colored man, named Henr,
Parks, employed on one Of the canal boats near th
aqusduet bridge, in Georgetown, fell overheard OIL
Monday evening and was drowned. Coroner Wood
ward WAS notified to hold an inquest.
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wreck Of the Kingflsher-List Of the
piH Persons saved. s7ls,f la .

EokSOno Uov0Os
Commodore James Alden, commanding
the United States steamer Susquehsnns,
under date Of Havana, Cuba, November 18,
reports 70 the Navy Department that ON the
morning Of the l3th Instant, while on his
passage to the port mentioned, he discovered
q steamer of Cape Hatteras carrying the
American ensign Union down, which proved
to be the KingHsher, Captain Harris, bound
from Baltimore to Charleston. On boarding
her, II was discovered that she had been
abandoned. Shortly after two boats were
discovered to the leeward full Of people. In
the midst Of heavy gale the passengers and
crew Of the Kinghsher were rescued by the
Susquehanna. The following are the names
Of the persons saved: F. M. Harris, master;
Robert Bogg, first officer; L. ]. Nelson, sec
ond oficer; A. b. Mordicai, purser; ]. b.
Smith, pilot; Henry J. Keihl, chief engineer;
Eugene g. Brown, assistant engineer; A.
Spence, F. Smith, 0. Burns, p. Peterson, 7.
Williams, F. Delkin, seaInen; j. Appold, j.
Pascal, R. Revill, j. Slaughter, Y. Leach,
and ]. Muller, fremen; and 8. L. Jones, Geo.
Hasgood, and Miss Emma Smith, passen-
gers. Captain Harris, Of the Kingfsher, re-
ports that another boat containing four per-
sons, colored, left the vessel previous to the
embarkation Of the remainder Of the crew,
and has not since been heard from. The
following are the names Of those in the miss.
ing boat: A. Reno, first Cook; Gabriel Chew,
second cook; NJ. Hardy, first steward; and
John Dawson, second steward. ... r....
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

GIVING A BALL-Barbara Wall who keeps
. restaurant near the Sixth street wharf, was ar.
rested on Monday BY 0naosr James for permitting .
ball to be held in her house without license. She
was taken before Justice Handy and sentenced to
pay fne Of %.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

FIRR-About nine o'clock last night tht
alarm Of Gre wss sounded from boz No. 8, hrs hav
ing bssn discovered in row Of three unocsupist
brick houses on Eighth street sast. near Pennsyl
ysnis avenue, owned BY M. Charles Kuhlmsn
The hoasss were uunnishsd, but had bssn rooted ID
and were waiting for the last cost Of plastsring
The hrs was undoubtedly the word Of an inesndi
ary. Loss about ~, 900. No insurance.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrsD srArIs PArs.r o.,Ios,

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UHIrHp srAIss PArHSr oyYIos,
WAsHIHaroH, Oct. "a, 1885.
oa The petition Of John James 0fssnough,o Of New
York, =. T., praying for the extension Of . patent
granted 10 him the lIh day Of January 1884 and rsis.
sued the th day Of July, 1884, and again rsissusd on
the 18Th day Of April 1850 In sig divi.ions numbered
ses &C., foo 7ol 70A and 7QS which divisions extern
soi 10 now prayed for for In Machines
for PsggisG Boots and Shoes for years from the
:.p.;c. Of ..S E:t'n' which takes place on the ih
is ordered hat the said petition BE- heard At the
Patent 0ass MONDAY the iith day Of January 1857
a II eslosk, aAd all persons are notified to appear
..a :.sy ss..s; .sy they have Why said petition
frsoss opposilg the extension required 70 hls In
the Patent 0Ass their objseon specially set forth In
writing, d least tssny days before the day Of hearng
all tsslnony hsd BY either party. 10 BE- used at the
said hearing must be taken and transmitted In aseord
anes With he rules Of the once, which will BE- fur.
Dispositions; and other papers, relied upon - tssti.
nony must bs Alsd In the once tDeny days before the
day of hssring the argumsnts any, within ten days
after llnR the testimony.
ORDERED also, that this notice BE- publishsd In the
RlPuBLIciH aad the Inellqencsr, Washington, D. O.
and In the Timss. New York, N. Y, once week for
three successive weeks the hst Of said TO
b at least sixty to the day q hearing
Commlssionsr Of Patents.
P.s.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
aud send their bills 10 the Patent ones with paper
sontaisinG this notice. nol6-lAw9w
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\ THH FouRsH AHxuAL ,CoHvENrloN OF rHK
MAarLAsD eaBSATH SCHOOL AsseciArior --Ail
he Sunday Schools II ths State Of Maryland and
the District Of Columbia ere cordially Invited to
ssnd delegates 10 The Oonvsntien, V BE- held In
frsdsrisk city % The Arst Tsssday lth) Of Dsesn.
Der, 1885. q , o'sio,k, p. N.
ID b the State Ceavsstisa hs,d In BaltInors last
Let each sshsol bs prsups In the selection ol
dssgssss, either male Or female, or both, and lei
thoss appointed sss 10 n that thsy attend. and b.
present., II possible, u The opening session Of ths
Several dis.ipsaI.h.d Sunday sehooi men from
abroad are szpssssd 10 favor Ne Convention with
Applleasion WIN Be nsds 10 the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for return tioksts--fres.
Dslsgstes win please notify the Rev. @. Oven oi
their appointmsnt on or before the 10Th Of Novsn.
Come Christian friends, come With hearts full Of
love for tbe cause and let meet for eonsutatior
and prsysf; our sole object bsing the glory Of God
10 the promotion Of the 'Sunday school work.
kssssf's' ce.~sii..,
Col. ]. A. sfIusa, Axpanw Born,
's- J.W. i. CARfY.
6upsrintsndsnts Of Sunday schools In the District
who have not received o6icisl notice or the blank
for reports, H.. ssn obtain ths ssas By applying
70 Uavto a. burf, Eeq 00rTesponoin8 ssofetery
Washington City Sunday School Union.
I CONSERVATIVE ARxY AND NAVY UNIoN.-
The regular weekly meeting Of this association va
held last evening In the Aldsrnsn's Chamber al
The City Hall, the President TOOL. ]. r. OBsirus
In the chair. and Capt. Rudysrd, sscrstsry.
Several psrsous were nominated and slsots(
members Of the assoeistion.
Capt. Meconnsll, from the room COMMITTEES, 70
ported the COMMITTEES had not yet been able 10 o.
cure room. s..
II was stated that room could Be procured II
Temperance Hall, on Z street, and ON motion Il
Col. Farley, Capt MeConnslI, and II. styles wsr'
appointed - COMMITTEES 10 secure the hall.
On motion the employment eonmittss wss dis
charged and all business before them was rsfsrrst
70 the executive committee under the new oonsti
tuition. d. | -.
A new executive committss Of Aftssn members
with Col James r. 0'Bsirns a. chairman, was ap
pointed. '4
The eonnittas to sseurs room st Temperate,
Hall reported thsy had barsslnsd for the room, am
on motion the assoeiation adjourned to meet thsr
on Tuesday evening nsxk
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

SELLINa LIQUoR.-Oficer Crown, of tn,
Second precinct. on Monday arrested storskssps
named John MoNally for selling liquor on Sunday
and selling liquor by the small. He was taken bs
fore Justice Walter, who sentenced him to pay
hns Of $40 In each case
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
The Pay OF Treasury Clerks.

It is understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury will, during the next Congressional
session, cause to be introduced bill creating
q new and higher grade Of clerkship in his
Department. The provisions Of the bill con-
template an increase Of the salaries Of first
class clerks to 81 400 per annum, and those
of all female clerks and male messengers to
81 900 per year.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

ISoREAsE OF PAY FOR GOVERNMENT CLERKS
The adjourned meeting Of the committees Of clerk
for the several Departments Of the Govsrnmsnt mel
at Union League Hail last evening" with Major ]
=. Bates In the chair, and A. @ Mills sssrstary
In accordance with the resolution Of the adjourned
meeting Of last Saturday evening the names Of the
committees were reported and BY resolution con.
frmsd. number Of resolutions, instruoting ths
committees 10 demand . specific increased compen.
sation, were voted down, and they were left to sx
srciss their own discretion In the matter.
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gatiaaal gspnb''i!ifa,l.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
[oyrrcrAr.l
lxaunina6lons for The navy.
- 70 yohun1nBR orY1cHRs.
Nls.lse.os, 3. o., Noy. b, isss.

x - 70 yolun1Rsa orY1cRRs y l5,
'H4 ~ Ls NAVY DnpAnfnnNr, I
81. wAsnrrsfos, D. o., Nov. 70, 1885.
An persons who have served as volunteer
ofhssn in The United States Navy for the
term Of two year., and who desire to be ex-
amined for admission to the regular Navy,
ss provided in the act Of Congress approved
July z5, 1866, will at once make application,
addressed to Commodore 8. P. Lee, Hart
ford, Conn, who viii notify them when to
appear. Those who do not make application
prior to the LIST Of January next, or who do
not present themselves whom notified, will be
considered Is having waived their claim for
examination. Candidates will take with
them, when summoned, their oiicisl papers
showing their naval record. r,rg.....
larca'fr I, GIDEON WxLLRs,a 81
:. sa,s ,a Secretary Of the Navy.
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
NATIONAL THEATRE
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rHu.sp1I .ylsI.c, nsy:as.r .. q
'7lA'0ina n1s4 1's 81 Fl I'll hsiSa:Sss ssa:Ss VIE
FRIDAY. Nov. 50. BsSiPir o, nR. JlyrRRsos.
ID IST o RI, ' a e..
IL ras oRlAr fRAolpIEuuI,
' ooaHiscfaa fasSi4' s1aiSs4S DnSssSiR nHs'A' !
N..:r. sp.ld,,s R.pl.y TAX. sr.I pi...sr. i. IA.
nS1siM,ns ,,s shss Thy hsv. ssnp.i.a .r.,g:.s.
Dramatic h'i;:;;i'iilssi E:f aD;.siID, X nrsronr,
Supported by her fall and complete Dramatic Company
n'hE KIsToRI ha. selected from her Sits.sivs Re.
Is: no:s isisn.. s.a ssSi:vsi Is: nos,
unparalleled s.eees. in New York. Broeliys, asd Bos
:1 < sSs 8: 70 s III
psaraucs In New York ald Bostoni asss II. II. 49,
MONDAY, Dee. 8, M8DBA
TUESDAY, Dec. 4, NARY STUART ed
THoRsDAY, Dec. Q, ELizABErH,
FRIDAY, Dec 7, MACBETH
SATURDAY, Dee. ., DRBoRAH,
as. Seal, OF psicss;, sH:ss; the ''r'.i',}
Orchestra Chairs Psrqustts and Dress Circle, insui
isg Rsssivsd Seats.
oeneih Aamhnoh
Famty
Ristori Ticket once opens Tuesday, Nov. n, 81
O'Clock, at Mstssrot kuse Store, whsn Seats for the
season can be secured rhursday, New. a0 Seats for
any one night noal-H
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

~ Particular attention paid 10 repairing Yurasess,
Raags', rarlor Heaters. b., snd all work warranted
lONEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
ouA,r,sxAsrr.,s OFFICE,
Stolen from IL. camp Of Il. h u tait.d States Burial
SiHcs.ns.r, in.t, TWS sSRRiL 7 ARf HGLES, ONE |
all branded u g. the shoulder and Q. II. 7. on
fSs above reward will b.. paid on their delivery a.
s:p' twenty-five sSsr' 70. :s;E ~; 50
Brevst Brigadisr General,
aoal-l0s and oaartsrmastsr, U. g. 4.
THE WASHINGTON HOMEOPATH.
i &c DIsPENsARr.
This charitable nstitutiop, 80 much needed In this
city, will open On MONDAY October y, on street,
| sll, between Twelfth and Thirtssnth.
GUARDIANS;
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ.,,
JOSEPH H. BRADLEY, ESQ
WIN. .. HUNTINGTON. ESQ.,,
GEORGE Z. BAKER, ESQ,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. 8. VERDI, n. D., Secretary.
hi. worthy n,i.ation the poor people Of our city
The Disp.n.ary being supported BY free sontribu.
send their contribution to the Treasurer, John O.
Tsi.;y Dr Verdi iss street, between Foarissn'h
tn. room. viii ss opened from a.o4p. n, daily.
D". !. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and G. s. Verdi. .,
oe2s.u T. 9. VERDI, \. D, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

ORHHASs' Yesterday morning
letters Of administration on the the estate Of Louii
vivsns were Issued % J. Rsdfsrn, hs giving bond
In the sum Of 416, 900. in...r ..
The fourth account Of the guardian Of the orphan
Of Michael Coming was approved and passed.
The widow Of the late French Forrest renowned
her right to administer, and lsttsrs Of sdmnistrA
tion on his estate were issusd 10 Douglass Forrest
Bond q, 800.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

INTERNAL LREvENUE.-The receipts from this
source on yesterday were $6l0,254.
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r Aw ZOE.
J.l.nIAr g. BLAer,
BLACK, LAMoN ! co.,
CouussLLoss Anp AsfoalsYs ~ Law
IN THR SUPREME COURT OF THE uHIrIp srAfn,
rKI COURT OF CLAIMS.
THE COURTS OF TIE DIsrRIcr,
THE IxECUTIvR DEPARTMENT. AND
CoMMITrIIs OF ooHdRIs.
OFFICE, eos IoURTIENrH STREET,
dsls.u Directly Opposite willards' Hotel
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UHIfRp srArss PArsHr oysIcs,
wAszIIsrox, ost =. 1885
On the petition Of Harvey hsrsh. Of Lebanon, New
aampshiIs, prayins ier ne sx.s..io, q patent
Provsmsn |. Mop Head. seven years from The sxy.
ration Of ssd patent which takes place on the l<A day
lis crisrsd .As. III. .sia ps,itio. b. heard 1t The
Patent once on MONDAY. the soth day Of Nay
next, at u o'clock and sil persons are iotiisd .
sSa :S :sG. i.u:: s. they '
Person. opposing &c :1t...oa required . as 4.
ssd hearing must bs tsisa "a Il .sserd
.nss yith The Iui;: Of the osss which will b fur.
DspostiOa: ..d other pspsr.. relied upon .. ts.a.
mony must bs aisd in the oaes esniy Az. beior. The
~ q hs.Sg u: srsanshs' any within to" days
oias.s3 % si:o. ss.s ssl: ,e.,e. ;. Published /. tn.
ton, D. G. and in ths Grasas siats Trss Prsss, Lsb.
week. tie arst q said pusssoa. 70 Ss Il least .i.ty
days Pr'vi0n' to the day Of hearing; ,ux.x,p
Commissionsr Of Patents
s to 4. ss'Is o.. Il. Iss s;s..:
containing this notice. no7-lswSW
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
" LrIso.itsf tfI ASYLUM,
Fourtssnth street, (oircls, corner Of u street.
This insttuo. is situated in the most healthy per.
tion Of the District surrounded By Its own grounds.
Terms Of sdnission Prom o % 90 per week, in
iSlsis:i saa. S E: II'a as . .sa 'sas:
| Attendance.
MEDICAL srAPY.
suRaEoH IN CHARGE.
J: Il. THOMPSON y. D., la street, between Twsn.
ooHsuLfIHs PHYSICIANS Axp sulssexs.
JOS. K. BARNEs n. D., Surgeon General. United
JOS. RiLEY, u D. a.ers.tsw.
THSs sILRs diRskTT X u street: S:s WYs;saSS. Y.;s
GRAFTON TfESR, B.. G.ora.to~s.
medical STAG or The matron At he Hospital ords for
admission 10 the free beds Of this insuon be OBJ
Church, Of the Rev l. D. Giiistts Pastor Of tSs Eir:
Baptist Church snd Of the Surgeon 4 charge s his res
Of soldier. q .Ss Usisd States srny can b prosursd
hT1ssA the Surgeon o:niI a9hI 1n.'i state;
ADAMS EXPRESS COMP ANY,
"A OFFICE 6l4 PKnHA, AVENUE
WARRINGTON cIry, D. O.
oRlAr EASTERN,
HORTHERN. wSsTRRN, And SOUTHERN ExPREss
HoRwARDRRs.
hxRCHANDIsE, MONEY. JEwELRY. vALUABLEs,
NOTES, STOCKS, BONDS, Ae..
Forwarded with safety ..d dispatch to all ssos.sibls
sections Of the country This Company has Agencies In
the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST. WEST. AND NORTHWEST
Its principal onessap
n MI
ADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
L0UIsvILLR, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York aAd Boston with
lines forwarding 10 the CansdAs and TO the BritshPrr
vness, and with steamship lines to Liverpool, South
ampton, and HAvre and thence BY European expresses
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS AND BILLS made
at all Aeesssibls parts Of the United States
T.B MOORE, Agent,
ap25 Washington, d. @.
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The swamp Lands OF California.


transcripts Of swamp land tracts in Cali
fornia, embracing over $1,000 acres, have
been submitted to the Secretary Of the In
terror for his approval, preliminary to the is
suing Of patents for the same to the State.
These bonds are Of the class for which title
is required TO be vested in the State Of Cali.
fornia by the fourth section Of the. act Of
Congress Of July 20, 1866, being proved
swamp and overAowed by the official records.
The greater proportion Of the selections
claimed by the State Of California under the
aforesaid act, however, are Of lands in regard
to which further preliminary examinations
ore required at the district Office in Cslifor-
mia. The necessary instructions were dis
patched some time since, the results Of such
examinations to be promptly reported, and
as rapidly as the returns in reply are received
the cases will be disposed Of by the Depart
ynent by transferring to the State the title to
all selections conferred by the land act,
where found free from conflict.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
Navy Bulletin.

Ordered, November 20--Passed Assistant
Psymaster w. F. A. Torbett, to the New.
berne; Lieut. Commander Edward O. Graf.
ton, to command the Gettysburg; Lieut..
Commander Jno. Fl. Rowland, Assistant
Paymaster Chas. A. Gable, First Assistant
Engineer Z. A. Du Plaine, Midshipman r.
B. PECK, T. O. Ferrell, Samuel 7. Clarkson,
d. A. Stewart and T. J. Williams, to the
Gettysburg; Acting Volunteer Lieutenant
II. w. Grinnell, Acting Third Assistant En-
gineers Bryce Wilson and George Holton, to
the Gettysburg.
Detached, November 90 Passed Assistant
Paymaster E. II. Gushing, from the New.
berne, and ordered 10 settle his accounts;
Passed Assistant Paymaster Jno. H. Steven.
son, from the Tacony, and ordered to settle
his accounts; Midshipman Robt M. Berry,
from the Sabine, and ordered to the Gettys-
burg.
Cashiered, November 20-Second As
sistant Engineer VIM. II. Kelly, Of the
United States steamer Frolic.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

FOR SALE-A FILE OF THE DAILY
I NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, (unbounl,) from the
af,t i.sas Nov d. 1890 TO the present day Address
n. Q. L. at this once. ss7-u
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

ASJohuson Departmental Club Will meet
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, the asth instant, At 7 p.
m., at their new rooms, Temperance Hail. on street.
between Ninth and Tenth By order Of the President,
no26 II O. ROUSE, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

Ps--Editors Of the above papsrs will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent once with paper
containing this notice oel6-WSW
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

supsrintsndsnts Of Sunday schools In the District
who have not received o6oisl notice or the blank
for reports, b., can obtain The sane By applying
10 David A. Burr, Isq, corresponding secretary
Washington City Sunday School Union.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BFECIAL NOI1CEF.
- Notios.-Ths Public are respectfully J
notified that Market will bs hsla THIS "Wednesday
AFTERNOON, November n, In Centre Market. iastsst
Of Thursday morning.
1t HENRY LYLBs, O. O. NJ
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

WRAPPING PAPER. FOR SALE AT
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NIClOQcOng,

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,rorkmen. from l5e he's, material nnopT 'l,r (,,r
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attention to tbe qFElj0T'SNTE, w,hioI' I'al, Ias
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03

British subjects, aud submitted that
they c0ufd not be both. If they are
held as British subjects they must be
indicted for treason. The Judge
oycrruled the objections for the pres
entsn5o faLlnf Hi saea
Mr.. Mckenzie then gave notice that
he wonld move, that the Crown elect
whether to try the prisoners as British
subjects, or American citizens.
His Lordship remarked that he
thought the intended motion very
proper one, but he would leave il to
the jury to say whether they are Brit
ish or American subjects.
Similar notice was given for John
OConnor, when the Court adjourned
till tomorrow, when the Rev. Mr..
Lnmsdens case will be proceeded
with. .fante
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-03
NEWS ny GABLE.

DuRLIE, Oct Mr.. Bright has
arrivedih this city. A grand banquet
was given him, which was great sue
cess. Hp made I speech, inlwhich he
urged, In strong language, thh applica-'
tion Of proper remedies for the re-1
moval Of Irish grievances. lt
LONDON, Oct. 31. The Lord May
or's banquet, in honor of the success
full laying of thesAtlantic Cable, came
off last night, and was a most brilliant
success. Eloquent speeches we're made
by many distinguished gentlemen.
PARIS, Nov. Lit il said that the
Emperor Napole0n has informed the
Empress Carlotta that she had better
tell the Emperor Maximilian 10 cede
two of his provinces 10 the United
States, In orderAto consolidate his rule
in Mexico.
VIENNA, Oct. 3l.-It Ia confirmed.
that VI. Beust is to be the new Foreign
Minister of Austria. Hsf
ROME, Oct. 31.--The Pope has de-
liverd an allocuti0n, condamning the
conduct of Italy, declaring be ia ready
TO die in defense of the right; and
that, in case Of need, he will seek the
free exercise Of his ministryiin another
land. adf
LONDON, Oct. 3l.-Consols 89t for
money; United States 5-20ls 60; Till
nois Central railroad shares TIL;
Erie Ole. N q
LIvERrooL, Oct. 3l.-Cotton sales
to-day 10000 bales, at 14g@l5d for
middling uplands, Fsxrg E3dH
PARIS, Nov. 1.-A decree has been
issued appointing commissioners for
recognising the French army. The
Emperor Napoleon will preside over
the commission.
BERLIN, Oct 31.-The government
has issued decree ordering that the
fortresses of Loar, Louis, Menta aud
Cablentz be disarmed, and the artil.
lery force be reduced to a peace foot
LospoS, oct. III The Turks claim /
great victories over the Christians In
Gambia, in hard fought battle near
OTessa The Cretans loaA 700 men,
while the Turkish loss was very
heavy; 5000 Cretans had been DROWN
ed in cave where they had sought q
hiding place and refuge, by the tide
risingaud snbmerging them. Large
submissions were being made by the
Christians to the Turkish authori-
ties. faf*
FHs LONDON l.r-To-day being Al
Saints Day, nc stock market is held
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-Cotton mar
ket heavy, with sales OF 5000 bales.
s. The market for Petroleum is fiat nj
Is SAd@ls 81 per gallon for refined