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The national Republican., 1866-11-28
PERsoNAL.

u CAPrAIS A. N. BRsyooRr, Of the marine
corps. died In Brooklyn, N. T.. on Monday.
Hon. A. HrrcHcooK, NJ. @. from New York,
is At the National tr al b.. f'
Hon. PETER g. WAsHINaroN, Va, and
Maj. H. c. Gushing, q. 8. A., arrived at the Ebbitt
House yesterday.
SENATOR E. G. Ross, Of Kansas, and Capt
s. R. Mason, Of the United States steamer Monon-
gahsls, are at the Metropolitan. -a...r,
Dick Moons, present incumbent, has been
decided to BE- coroner Of Louisville, in eontsstsd-
election ease. y 1r4 .sg . ..-.- TsHr-
JEFF. AND JosErH DAvIss plantations, in
Mississippi, have been leased to an association Of
colored men.
Gov. SxYrnE, of New Hampshire, is select.
ing . site in Wisconsin for one Of the National
Asyiums for soldiers. n n.. r-
Mr.. R. H. SropDARD has Withdrawn from
tho Round Table with the literary department Of
which he has been identified from the start.
GEN. GRANT was seen walking through the
Presidents grounds yesterday, enjoying his Little
Belt cigar" The flavor was delicious
GEN. B. s. ALEXANDER, SO long in COM
mand Of the dsfsness Of this city, leaves New York
on the 1Ith of December to superintend the con.
struction Of the dsfsnoos of San Francisco.
Gov. o. P. MoRroY, Hon. Geo. d. Julian
Hon. James Hughes. and Hon. D. Branhsn desire
to succeed Hon II. s.Lans a. o. s. Senator for In.
diana. a. .-.f u. rH r
H. RrvEs POLLARD will soon commence
| the publication In Richmond Of weekly journal
called ''Soufhsra Opinien." It will b. Of course
Southern opinion Pollsrdissd.
LucIus H. TESsEY, the first teller Of the
National Bank Of arssnhsld, Mass, and who wal
charged with having stolen large amount Of bond
from the bank has been acquitted. .. =
CHARLES GAUrIER fills has returned from
Europe, having spent eighteen months in the win'
districts on the continent. He is now au fat il
the matter Of vinous tipple.
WV. 7. BAILEY, editor Of the Free South
an anti.s slavery paper published at Newport, Ky
before the war, and destroyed by mob, has re
covered verdict Of 81 500 against the city for th
destruction Of his property.
ALEXANDER II. HAYES, one Of the founder
Of the New Orleans Crescent, died in that city Of
the Goth. having arrived on that day from Calves
ton. He was . native of Pennsylvania, but hs
spent the greater part Of bis life in the South, mos
of the time In New Orleans, short while in Cali
forns, and short while in Texas.
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TIE New York Herald, consistent only in
its inconsistency, comes out strongly in favor
Of the plan it SO bitterly denounced when it
was promulgated by SUMNER and STEVENS,
vir:s the plan Of subjecting the non,rePre'
sented States to the condition Of Territories.
II must be that the Herald has lost its circu.
lation in those States No other motive
would have brought BEssErr upon the WEN
DELL PHILLIPS platform.
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LEurzE's fine picture, "Queen Mary's First
Mass at Holyrood after Her Return from
France" painted for and in the possession Of
JOHN A. RIrroY, Esq, has been selected for
exhibition at the paris Exposition. A re-
markable feature of the painting is said to
be that the portrait Of Queen MARY closely
resembles Madame RIsroRI, although it was
painted some time before the arrival Of the
great trdqedienne in this country.
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ALMoN p LORD, resident Of Pavilion,
Wyoming county, was found dead in his own
barn, with pistol in his hand and bullet
hole under his left ear. 1t appeared on an
inquest held that deceased wanted to marry
a girl, who refused him. On the refusal Of
the girl to accept a ring, he made the remark
to his brothers wife, where he boarded, who
urged him to change shirts, that he would
never want another clean shirt
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Novel SUIT in Boston.

BosroS, Nov. 27.-The suit for damages
against the Metropolitan Hose Company, the
plaintiff in the case having had his leg
broken on Sunday by the alleged careless
ness of the conductor, was heard before the
Superior Court to-day. The counsel for the
defence took the novel ground that the plain
tiff cannot recover damages, as he was doing
an illegal act by travelling in the horse:cars
on the Sabbath. The court reserved its
opinion.
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Union or british Previnces.

SAN FRAssc1sco, Nov, 27.-The union Of
the colony OF vancouver's Island with British
Columbia has been proclaimed to take place
November 10. al isao '. " ~ llss ~
The Vancouver's Island officials have been
notified to retire from Office December 81.
The capital will be located at New West
minister. . 30 .v.E h. -s .ss,rs ~
The receipts for duties during the pas,
week were S80,s59; total since January l
S6,723,532. '..a .Ia" ....I
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YESTERDAY KOoN's DISPATCHES
Pc va, Hssn lGasssasa.

't@lr Fiat aBEon Ahsoonra. if iqgr - q
D.. iLoyis, Nov. 1e.--Hsea the Js9srsoa City
Tsmss W. lssr. thse asrsagsnsnts sss % fost y
s.S.ss.s ss ss = psS,s,. s ~. se ~ y
ssryatvss On ths basis Il negro sssrAgs. II sssas
that the pager 10 projected ~ the organ of nsw
party Supposed 10 b In progress Of formation, an
der ths skillfai hauds Of sxpsrisnosd and inAasn-
sl Leaders, net % ths basis Of negro suffrage asns,
It b said 70 BE- aining also, to secure The publis
printing, and 70 exercise On influence II ths slse
ties Of United States Senator to saocssd Hoa. D.
0rats Brown.
A Dispatch from Leavsnworth ststss that FIRE
on Saturday last destroyed I've buildIngs on Third
street. near Delaware street. occupied q dry.goods
groceries, and clothing houses Loss, ~, 600;
fully covered By insursnos N New York and New
England ofRcss ai' a5 s. i'HI15s 5sl'ls i1lr
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The New York Evening Post takes ground
against the election Of Horace GREELEY to
the United States Senate, maintaining that
he does not possess the requisite quali6ca-
tions of sound and uniform judgment and
consistency in his principles, and that there
would be danger of his being outwitted
upon the basis Of reorganization.
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ANOTHER BLOODY BATTLE
FROM EUROPE.
tBy Cable to the Associated Press. |

q LONDON, Nov. 27-noon.-The steamship
Damascus, which left Quebec November IL,
touched here to-day, en- route to Liverpool.
HAvRE, Nov. -noon.-The General
Trans Atlantic Company's steamer Pereine,
which left New York on the 18th instant, ar
rived at this port early this morning.
LONDON, Nov. 27, noon The Fenian trou-
bles in Ireland have assumed considerable
proportions, and there is no doubt that q
serious outbreak has occurred. Two regi-
ments of national troops were urgently or
dered to Ireland yesterday afternoon, and
transports were being prepared oil last night
at Portsmouth. A larger detachment Of
marines was also sent over to Queenstown on
the war steamer Plymouth. A gunboat at
Chatham was ordered to sail for Queenstown
immediately. Much alarm is felt at Cork
and throughout Ireland generally. ~
The London. Times Of this morning be.
iieves the chief organizer, Stephens, will
soon arrive on the scene, il indeed he has not
already. .--r.
The Globe editorially hints that q more
serious trouble with the United States Is
really at the bottom Of the Fenian outbreak.
A telegraphic dispatch was received yes
terday from Washington by the United
States Minister at Paris.
The dispatch was very long, occupying
many hours in transmission, and 1t is believed
it relates to the Mexican question.
The Morning Herald, Of to-day, says United
States Minister Adams has revived the Ala
bama case.
A Cabinet meeting will soon be held, whel
the case will receive the consideration whic'
its importance deserves.
| 1t is officially announced that the Govern
ment has peremptorily refused the Parks 70
trade reform demonstrations.
! LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27, noon.-The cottol
market opens dull but steady; sales to-da,
will approximate 5000 bales. Middling UI
lands at opening were quoted at IA Led.
The breadstuffs market is without change
LONDON, Nov. 27, noon.-The money mai
ket is quiet. Consols for money opened o
30. American securities opened as follows
United States Five.twenties, 10 IA; Erie, AZ
Illinois Central, 78.
LONDON, Nov. 27-evening.-The Mornin
Herald believes the Government Of the Un
ted States will endeavor to defeat the Fenia
plot at the proper time.
| PARrs, Nov. 27.-There are rumors {
changes about to be made in the Frenc
Cabinet.
FLORENCE, Nov. 27.-The italian Cover
ment has determined to send Veggezzi on
mission to Rome.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday evening, Nov. 27.-
The market for breadstuffs closed with
downward tendency. The latest quotation
of corn are at 40s. The provisions marke
closed with lard inactive.
LONDON, Tuesday evening, Nov. 27.-Col
soils closed to-day at SO "a. American 81
curities closed at the following quotation
U. s. 5-2O's 7O14; Illinois central 7s; Erie Al
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A Ship and Crew Lost.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 27.--The iron ship
Cayer, Of Liverpool, went ashore near Pes
cadero, q half mile from the wreck Of the Sir
John Franklin, on the evening Of the Oath
Of November, during q fog. The vessel and
cargo ore o total loss The crew and pas
sengers, numbering 30, we're washed over.
board and drowned,
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Louisiana state Fair.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The State fair
closed to-day with great eclat. Visitors from
the North and West, including inventors and
makers Of agricultural implements and edi-
tors Of agricultural papers, declare it to be
one Of the most useful, liberal, and generous
efforts Of the kind ever known, and predict
as its sequence the most rapid improvement
and restorative Of the South to prosperity,
and great encouragement to Northern and
Western trade and manufacturers.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
LOUIS NAPOLEON.

The "Grsst Belt'' is the passage between the
Isle Of Zealand and that Of Funen at the entrance
Of tho Baltic sea. The Lesser Belt" Is tho pas
sage between tho Isle Of Funen and the coast Of
Jutland. The planet Jupiter Is surrounded by
belts. But none Of these belts compare with the
"LirrLE BELT CIGAR" for sale BY DrER 4 Co.,
No. 1855 Psunsylvania avenue. LOUIS NAPOLEON
smokes nothing else.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
French Troops Cut to Pieces by the
Liberals.

SAN Francisco, Nov 27.-Advices from
Acapulco states that Colina was beseiged by
a strong force Of Liberals.
On Rio Gulany, between Colna, and on
Guadalajara, 700 French troops were cut to
pieces 200 were killed and the rest made
prisoners by the Liberals.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
RistOri.

A large number Of the seats OF the Ma
tional Theatre for the RsroRI season were
sold at MErzERorr's Music Store yesterday
The sale Of single tickets will commence at
tho same place tomorrow, at II a. m, and
continue on Friday and Saturday. Madame
RrsroRI and her troupe are meeting with the
highest success in Baltimore this week.
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Closing Prices.

New York, Nov. 27.-The closing quota
tions are as follows Fives Of 1862, 100 l-s;
Of 1864, LOG "a; ofls65, l07 l-s. New issue,
l08 l-s; ten-forties, 100; sevens, los "a.
Second and third series, lO5 l-s. Missouri
skies, 81 IL.
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From San Francisco,

SAN FRASoIsoo, Nov 27.-The steamer
Golden City arrived to-day and brought
ll3,500 Mexican dollars from Manseaville.
The Western Union Telegraph Oompanys s
bark, Palmetto, from Gbijiga, Siberia, ar
rived last night.
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Railroad Visitors EntertaineA sI

FokTREss MoNRoE, Nov. 27.-The Mayor
Of Wilmington and the visitors who accom-
panied him, in the interest Of the new air line
route from New York, were elegantly enter
tanned to-day by the citizens Of Norfolk.
They visited the different points Of interest
in that city and Portsmouth, and this after
noon partook Of handsome collation. atthe
Atlantic Hotel Thirteen toasts were pro-
posed, and to the third, which was Pennsyl-
vania, Hon. Hester Clymer responded in
an eloquent address. ,'.. u
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Georgia Cotton Market.

AUGUSTA Nov. 27.-Cotton Is buoyant.
The market has advanced cent; sales 260
bales; strict middlings SO cents. The sales
Of the week amount to ], ,450 bales Receipts
$50. Stock 1866. -'...
SAVANNAH, Nov. 27.-The cotton market
is firm; sales 800 bales. Middlings at 80 IL
a33 cents.
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Virginia Hsrss Yaar.

RIcnxoxD, Nov. 27--Ths Virginia Hons Fsir
s1eitss oonsidsrabls interest amsns NE fratsrnity
The horses Polly Ann and Baitimors Colt rua d
Jsskson Park tomorrow for . ptsmIum Of $500.
Dexter, 6ilas Rich, and Geo. M. Patchsn, jr, run
on Thursday for : premium Of 81, aco
following will bs entered: Lady Warwick, Fiyaway,
Of Danvills, Va; Virginia Maid and Baltimore
County Maid. 7'- ''.'- -P Z. ....- ".A '
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Important from Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov, 27.--A police named
Moresch was shot in the hand BY a burglar
this morning. ~. g,E
Another encounter between an officer and
burglar occurred during the night, in which
the burglar was captured. a.
The police force is inadequate, and the
city is overrun by desperadoes. Only thirty
Ave policemen guard the city at night.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

WASHINGTON THEATRE. - The National
Theatre company are to give two special
entertainments on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, Of next week, for the benefit Of the
Catholic orphan asylums Of this city. The
programmes Of performances on the occasion
will be select and appropriate. Tickets are
for sale at the principal hotels and book
stores
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Pension Agent Appointed.

AuGUsIA, Me-, Noy. 27.-Eben F. Pills
bury, Of Pennington, late Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of this State, has been ap-
ted States pension agent at this city in place
Of Charles +. Potter, removed. He will take
possession of his Office Immediately.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
New News Room in New York.

New York, Nov. 27.-An arrangement is
In progress for the establishment Of new
news room in this city, under the auspices of
the New York Associated Press, at the sug-
gestion of leading bankers, merchants, and
business men, .rH.
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Three Millions from CaliNbrnia-
New Gold Discoveries.

Oriaamme, from Portland, Oregon, arrived
yesterday with 81, ,O04, ,2eO in treasure.
A letter to the Portland Herald reports
new and extensive gold discoveries on the
Kootenic river. The prospects found thus
far are astonishing in richness. .i
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Fire I'm New Hampshire.

LANCASTER, N. H., Nov. 27.-The starch
mill of 8. P. Hartford & Co., Of this town
was burned this afternoon. The loss is esti
mated at about 5000; insurance $780,
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OVER FORTY THOUSAND Persons witnessed
the closing Of the grand fair in Louisiana.
Every one was highly pleased with its un.
paralleled success. A cavalcade Of premium
stock, preceded by two bands Of music, con-
cluded the event. Another fair is announced
for the next year,
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KautuckX Itanna,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-Ths Jonrnaps special
says three robbers were taken from the Lebanon
jail on Saturday night and hanged BY mob.
Moses Fields, lawyer Of this city, committed
suicide to-day.
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Arrestesl 1Dnr Rohherv.

\ LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-H. O. Ball alias
Major Hines, of Franklin, Kentucky. was
arrested at Nashville charged with being one
of the robbers of the passenger train re-
Gently. He'was formerly Of Gen. Morgan's
staff. r-. rrr "a ! mat
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
Railroad Opening.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-The Illinois, Chicago
and Northwestern railroad was opened to
Woodbine to-day, 800 miles west Of the Mis-
sssippi river. -
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New York Markets.

New Yonk,-Nov q. --Oats srs dull. Beef quiet.
Pork dull. Lard dull. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
NEW YoRk, Nov. 27.-Goid l43i. Cotton frmj
Middling Uplsnds, IS. Flour dali; salss Of 5000
bbls, prices are unehaagsd. Whsst quist, and
Western advanced la2e. Rice and Barley dull
12salaeto for Western. Pork dali; msss, 411s
3l.5o. whisky unchanged, Corn dali. old yellow.
1900; new, Soao8o. Oats, $50 Whisky dull;
Wsstsrp l3o.
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
OUTBREAK I'M a BIsiue Prison,

BANGOR, Me, Nov. 27.-This evening an
attack was made on Geo. w. Whitney,
keeper Of the Jail, by eight or ten Of the pris-
oners. During the melee one prisoner was
severely shot in the shoulder. None escaped
The national Republican., 1866-11-28
Haltiuara llarksls.

BALrmoRs, Nov. a7.-whsat dull red 93o2s
29s. Corn steady; now crop 97s4l. Rloer stssdy;
high grades scarce. Oats steady. 6ssds ssaros.
Fia1sssd hrm. Provisious nominal. 0o6ss quist
and unchanged. Sugars Armsr and in better DE-
mand Whisky dull. Cotton dali. Middling Ssis
33i. Hay scarce. Bslsd timothy 3ea3l. Ilisli %
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A white Man MeniaatsA for Mayor sf Chsl-
sea, Mass. .r Id. ... -.-

BosroH, Nov. 27.-Ths eltissns hsld oaueu In
Chelsea last night and nominstsd B. 8. Frost for
mayor. His principal eompstitor was colorsd
man named Robert Morris. who received 1H votes.
against 334 for Frost .-..... ..-.... i
On the informal ballot Morris (eolored) received
202 ballots, and his competitor I'll.
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Ristori I'm Baltimore Last Evening.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 27-Ristori was greeted
with large and fashionable audience to-
night. Great enthusiasm was manifested.
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Philsfls,nhis ldarlksts

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27.-Flour very dull, super,
$5,o8a8. 50; family, Sl1.26a12.50. Wheat dull;
red, 81. 7sa2. 90; Southern, $s.0sa3.30.
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The Fenian TRIALS! !!

New YoRx, Nov. 27.-The Herdlds Mon
treal special says: The Canadian Govern
rnent continues to make the most vigorous
military preparations. s ~ .rJT.lF tC
{ A rumor was current that D. 'Arcy McGee
had resigned " - Il I. - - -. Z. 'l- . :
Consul General Averill has interferred for
the improvement Of the condition Of the
Fenian prisoners. sai fIIv aF FHlaGIu1 rsstF El
On the application made at Toronto for
new trials the judges Of the, Queens Court
had not yet rendered their decisions. The
rest Of the prisoners will not be tried until
next January. zilEff T.tLD THTl
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Northwestern Contributi ons TO the
. Exposition.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-A carload Of North
western contributions to the Paris Exposi-
ton leaves here this week. The goods are
mostly from Illinois.
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From Texas,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 27.-The Texas papers
speak hopefully Of the trade and crops Of
that State.
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From the Rie Grantlc.

Nrw ORrxANs, Nov. 27.-Adyices received
to-day from the Rio Grande to the 23d in.
slant, state that Escobedo has arrived before
Matamoras. and demanded its surrender
Canales offered to accede, but upon terms
which Escobedo refused. u. s.i.,s {, .= u
Cortinas had levied forced loan Of 5000
at Bagdad. ,,, y. 3, sa - ~. {
The Americans refused to contribute, but
he compelled than by threats Of imprison.
ment. t95tHHN AN .gl%DE TDr'
Gen. Oaravsjal denies that be il sup
porter Of Ortega. 30 yaGigS (. 2
Gen. Ortega il still at Braxos. "a, u 5;.. - =
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Cincinnati Suspensien bridge Opel
70 TraveI-Another Rfeject.

CMcINNArI, Nov. 27.-The great suspen-
sion bridge over the Ohio river at Cincinnati,
two thousand two hundred and 6fty feet
long, will be opened to pedestrisns on 6atur-
day, December 1st, with appropriate cers-
monies. 1t is the largest single span bridge
in the world. costing 42,000,000. Railway
tracks are laid over II The span, from cen
tire to centre Of the towers. Is one thousand
and fty.seveh feet. .5sis
to supply this city With pcre water rom The
The rapid growth Of the city demands thu
enterprise. 's..s - q 81. ~ ~,
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
the city. us % suvtiie N
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South Carolina : Message Of Gov.

r CoLuxBrA, s. G., Nov. 27.-The Governors
message was laid before the Legislature to-
day. It takes gloomy view Of the present
condition Of affairs, and attributes the de.
preston Of agriculture and business in the
State to the Intolerance Of conquerors. 1t
urges that the white population should be
stimulated to work by letting them see that
labor ishonorable and idleness reprehensible.
The message is mainly devoted to State af-
fairs. It says. the result Of the experiment
Of free labor has been highly encouraging
under the circumstances. ,a,'.- go
II concludes by referring to the constitu-
tional amendment, which he says neither the
interest nor the honor Of the State will allow
her to ratify. . aBHs.s .r.artsgIa no
The national Republican., 1866-11-28

The Lynching Case IN Kentucky.
Nkw YoRx, Nov. 27.--A 1Slsi 10 the
Herald gives the following partctleyI yIof the
lynchihg Of Tire mes d Lebapod{ & - last
Saturday: About nine o'clock tAt 0ght,
between one huHdfed end hfty ftvo hun
dred men from eprinsheld, HoSesvfl4 Mox-
vile, Lebanon, and the surroundlhs country
rode to the edge Of the town, dismounted,
and in small squads quietly took position
around the fail. Pickets were posted IN
every direction, and prevented any ope from
going near the jsil. 's.o
Lieut. King, who has command OF thirty
soldiers Of the I'd infantry, ordered his troops
into line at the. courthouse, but as his in
structions prohibited any interference, unless
called upon by the civil Authorities, he, with
his troops, remained at the COURTHOUSE.
The mob surrounded the jailor, Thomas w.
Fogle, who, seeing resistance useless, de-
livered up the keys. lCits Il " IN ,liJTi Fiyr
Three Of the prisoners, Lam Crowdus,
VIM. Stephens, and Peter Gorden, sll noto-
rious characters, confined upon the charge
Of robbery, we're taken from their cells 70 .
spot about one mile. from town, and hanged
from limb Of atree by the roadside. a The
mob then dispersed as quickly as they came.
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The Fenian Excitcment I'm EnUaand
-Expfessiens Of the British fFess.
Is, NEW yeRR, Rov, IA specln1 Dispatch
TO Ne Herald, BY csble, dated l6ndon, Tues.
day, Of this dsts, ssp "A marhsd sensation
Is inanifssted hsrc 1ths prospect Of an i'm
mediate outbseak n Ireland. All tlse Lon.
don papers to-day, except the Post, simulta-
neously use strong and bitter language
against the FeniAns.- and warn them that
they will receive no mercy.
The. Times ssys IL febsllion must be
stamped out as we stamped out the cattle
plague.
: The Nesps says England must put down
relentlessly the seditious movement which
her misrule has stirred mp. .,.B.
The Telegraph declares that measures must
be taken which will renderit certain that the
very first symptoms Of revolt shall be
stamped out with an iron heel
The Star says Englishmen dread the
odious movement Of crushing any rebel
movement. ss 1n n. D. IT- ~ ~
The Standard says the captured robbers
should certainly be left to the just rigors Of
the law, and there should be no hope for
them from the United States. i-,.,,- ~.
The Morning Herald, referring TO the con.
demned Fenians in Canada, says there should
be no loophole Of escape for future offenders.
Troops are being sent to ireland, and gun
boats are sailing for Irish ports. .s \, D. Z