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Davis ImPriseament-Hii Sur
VIGILANCE Removed.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3.-The pa
role granted Jefferson Davis some
months ago. giving him the privilege OF
the grounds of the Fortress during the
dav. has been extended through Execu-
tive clemency in removing all surveil-
lance over him and the guards from his
rooms in Carroll Hall al night. In
structions Ia this effect have been sent
from Washington 10 General Burton,
Commandment of the Fort. thus divest-
ing his imprisonment Of anything like
severity. and paving the way. as Is gen
orally presumed. for final parole and
release.
All the guards over him. both during
the day and night, being removed, he
now enjoys every possible means of
comfort and pleasure. while held pris-
oner in the fort. Ii is said he has ex-
pressed great qualification AT this ac-
ton of the Government. and already
contemplates vacating Carroll Hall aud
taking up his residence with Mrs. Davis
in the apartments assigned her shortly
after her arrival here.
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Fran Indiannp0lis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-The Common
Council of this city last night passed
an ordinance giving r. b. Catherwood-
of New York. and associates, exclusive
franchise for fifty years for the construc-
ton of water works TO supply the ely
with water.
AT Fenian mass meeting last night,
resolutions were adopted declaring that
the Fenians OF America defiantly assert
the conviction OF Col. Lynch and Kew
Mcmahon will be made the bugle note
which will lead our army of Irishmeu,
that will drive the last vestige of Brit
ish power from the American Continent,
and if further co INJECTIONS of Fenians
now held by Canadian authorities be
continued, We pledge our lives, liberties
and sacred hOnors to ayenge them, not
alone upon valient Queens own,S but
TO die or see the last vestige of the ty-
rant, English power, swept FROM the
earth.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Observation-Disclosures
Marder-. xp,ess Rsbbery-New o..
lenns News.

The Observation-Disclosures
Maraer-. xp,ess Rsbbery-New Or.
leans News.
NEW YORK. November 3-There
were thirfy-seven thousand two humid
red and thirty-oue voters registered
YESTERDAY, which. with seyenty-six
thousand eight hundred and three reg.
istered previously, makes . total OF
one hundred and fourteen thousand and
thirty -four up TO the present time.
Wood Francis, Treasurer Of the Mon
tana Mining and Discovering ccmpa-
nv, committed suicide to-day at bis
home in West Fifteenth street, by
cutting hi. throat with . razor. In
ATTEMPTING TO prevent the deed, his
wifi. was severely cut and Is in PrecAr-
ous condition. The deceased had ioIn-
,rly been An inmate Of an Asylum.
The Coroner's Jury inSestlgains
the murder of Gleason, on Iulnam
street, Brooklyn, on SATURDAY nlgnt'
returned verdict yesterday, charging
NeShane with the commission OF the
deed. and Horton with being accessory
TO the crime
The seventh regiment viii decline
the invitation to visit the Paris exposi-
ton in eighteen hundred and sixty-seven
less than six hundred of the members
volunteering to 60.
The jury in the trial Of Adams TX
press robbery at Danbury, yesterday:
rendered a verdict of guilty, against all
the prisoners. Notice was gwen Iha'
a motion for a new trial would be hied,
and sentence was therefore deferred.
At CcPake. Columbia county, a frof
for $3.50. mile heats. best IN ,. In mar
ness. came of yesterday, between
a black gelding General Butler. black
mare Cora and bay mare Goldsmith
The race was won by General Bntler
in three stright heats, time 2-23t, 22os
and 2-Z7.
The Tribune has the following spe-
eial from New Orleans: We have re-
ceived information from a gentleman
who has until recently held one OF the
most exalted and respectable Offices In
the Staie. that q subscription has been
taken mp and preparations made 10
send about one hundred OF the most
noted thieves and murderers OF this
city to Washington, with view OF
overawing or breaking up the coming
session. This startling intelligence,
coming from the source it does, Is en-
titled 10 great consideration.
General Sheridan is removing the vast
amount of munitions OF war which
have accumulated at Baton Rouge ar
senal. and twenry-four vessels have al.
ready been loaded with small arms and
are on their way 10 New York.
Col. Freibe has returned to this city,
and states that my despatch in reference
10 the attempt made 10 aSsassinate him
AT Alexandria is true in every respect,
the contradictions of the rebel press TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Very important news is hourly eS-
pected from the Rio Grsnde:
The Commercial of to-day accuses
Mayor Monroe of perjury.
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Wreck .r,.e Steamer Andy J.h.....

NV YORK. Nov. I've have received
the following particulars of the wreck
of the steamer Andrew johnson: The
vessel left New York on the 3rd ult.,
bound for Charleston. At o'clock Fri
day morning she struck Curituck beach.
At the time she beached there was a
very heavy westerly current. and a
stormy gale was blowing from the east.
In an hour after the storm broke, the
ship filed and sunk. The boats We're
all washed away with the exception OF
two. The Captain and first officer snc-
ceedesl in landing all the passengers.
Tents We're erected on the beach. and
the passengers were provided with eve
rything necessary TO make them COM
Portable. The men were sent TO Charles
ton. The ship was owned by John t.
Wright, of New York. and was not in
sured. The cargo was insured for a
small amount.
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Di.e...s>. or the Baisimsrr Q.estiss
Items.

New YoRK, Nov. 1.-The Herald's
Washington special says: The President
and General Grant were closeted with
Secretary Stanton for one hour on the
Baltimore question. II Is the determine
ton of the Government To use all It's
power 10 prevent any serious outbreak,
if it Is proved necessary 10 put Baltl-
more under martial law. No troops
have been sent there, and none likely TO
lee.
A scull race for 500 Yesterday, be
tween John Biglin and John McGrady
was won by the former. Distance, five
miles in - minutes and seconds.
Mayor Booth. of Brooklyn. has re-
ceived letters from General Grant and
Admiral Fsrrigut, accepting gold med
ais rendered them.
The News says General Bagiey and
staff and field officers of the Sarstield
brigade have sailed for Ireland, via
Bremen, at which port they are 10 await
Stephens arrival.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
,,ri,u, Of .he s,eaner Cir, Of paris.

Arrival Of the steamer Nffy Oh Enffs'
NEw YORK. Nov. 4.-The steamer City
of Paris, from Liverpool on the 18th, and
Queenstown on the 18th. arrived this
morning
The England left Liverpool on the
9th. for New York.
The weekly smiling of Cunart extra
steamers has been suspended, but they
will leave every alternate Saturday tor
New York. commencing on the 18th
The Mechanics Magazine says the
British Government has ordered fifteen
inch Rodnlan gun, with improved car
riare. shot and powder, from the
United States Gun Mandatory. They
will probably arrive in fiveor SIX weeks,
when we hope for a settlement of The
orestion between British and American
ordnance.
The Prince of Wales would leave
ENGLAND for Russia, on the 9Th of No
yember, with a numerous suite, 10 At
tend the marriage of the Princess Dag
mer with CZarawitch-
The Standard Theatre, at the east end
of London, was burnt on the 2lst.
The War Secretary had invited pro-
posals for breech-loaders, TO replace the
present rifles used by the British army.
McEra, the Liverpool agent OF the
Confed.rates, who was sued in thes.Courf
at Liverpool by the United States Gov
eminent, 10 obtain information what
property in his possession belonging to
the late confederate government, had
been allowed a fortuight's time, he
having been abroad six months.
Consumption in Sehleswig-Hoistlne Is
decreed from January LIST, in conformity
with Prussia military regulations, IN
der the Prusso-Saxon treaty.
The famine in India was almost ended.
A plentiful harvest bids fair to restore
the country Ia its usual prosperity. The
Calcutta saws il is estimated that three
fourths of the laboring population and
half of the lower class of agrleulturlsts
have persisted or will perish before the
calamity is stayed
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Monetary Affairs.
NEW YORK, November 3

NEW YORK, November ..
The Commercials money article says:
Money is in steady demand on call
loans the rate is generally per cent
on stock collaterals and 4 per cent. on
governments. Discounts continue quiet
at 5ia7 per cent for prime paper, the
most general rate on 4 months bills
being 8 per cent. Gold continues hrm'
ard after opening at AZ advanced 10
lI.l. at the same time there Is no search
" for delivery. 3a4 per cent. being paid
for having gold carried. The advance
this morning is encouraged by the ex-
port of specie having been larger than
was supposed Yesterday. The shipment
OF specie to-day amounted to s7ei.uls,
for the week, S947.i45. Governments
continue firm; Five-twenties Of l-o5,
new issue. are still very much in de,
mand at ll0all0t.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 3.-The City Coun.
ell yesterday passed a resolution request
ing President johnson TO use his intiu-
ence to have the sentence of death re
Gently passed upon Mcmahon and
Lynch RENTED.
The Secretaries of the Army Of Ten
nessee, are making active preparations
TO render the coming meeting in thi'
city. on Fourteenth street, complete
success Half fare arrangements viii
be made with the leading rail roads
Generals Grant and Sherman will bt
present.
A German named Schwartz, commit
ted suicide al Hillsboro yesterday, shoot
ing himself through the head.
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PORTLAND, Me-, November Sin the
case of the Atlantic & ST. Lawrence
Railroad bond-holders, who applied for
an injunction 10 enjoin the Grand
Trunk Railway Company and their
employers from preventing the bond
holders taking possession of the road,
the injunction was refused by Judge
Tapley.
The Aims House in Falmouth was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning.
Three of the inmates were burnt to
death.
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Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, November =.
Flour quiet and steady: No. spring
II 80; amber winter II J0ali 20; white
winter II 50al6. Wheat, Port Washing
ton Club = 10. Corn, sales of 6O.OOO
bushels at l l3al IL, closing in the af-
later 10 was bid. Oats quiet. Barley
quiet and nominal at l4al ID for Can
ada: ii for rowed State: l4al 10 for
1 rowed State. Rye, sales of 800 bush
els. Peas quiet. Pork - OOa:2 80. Lard
l5.al6c. Whisky = 3.
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New York; Rexi.tTy-Rsbbery-
portant Dec isien.

NV YORK, NOV. 4.-The Registry
in new York foots up one hundred and
twenty-five thousand one hundred and
sixty-two. The Registry in Brooklyn.
foots up nearly fifty thousand.
The British North American Bank
was robbed on Friday of i've thousand
dollars worth of 5:2o bonds. No present
clue 10 the robbers.
The Supreme Court yesterday decided
against the East Broadway Railroad
Company. restraining them from run
ming ears on the track laid in Broad
way between Fulton and Ann streets.
William Wilson has been promoted 10
Brevet Brigadier General.
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Financial.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The disburse-
ments of the Treasury Department this
week. on account of the War, Navy, and
Internal Departments are as follows
War Department SD, III 80; Navy De
partment, s9.521 SO: Interior Depart
ment, 9.s92 90; Total, Si6.6-S 10.
The National Bank circulation was Is
sued 10 the amont of 5.lcl 65, making
the total 10 date 2a5,354.s5i. The
Government holds securities as follows,
for circulating notes: s3.3-6.9o6 80; for
deposits of public moneys with desig-
mated depositaries. s392, so ~; total.
S511 $50 80.
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still in fail, and have not been bailed
ont. II is reported that the Council of
these parties are endeaying to get out
q writ Of hcbess coSpss before some
Judge of an adjoining county. Ii is not
known positively what course viii be
vnrsued, but it is presumed that some
such course will be taken, and that the
parties viii be brought before the Court
on Monday.
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SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-Gen. Hal
leck has received intelligence that the
remainder of the money stolen from
Paymaster Glenn, of Idaho, had been
recovered, and the two soldiers OF
the 18th Infantry who committed the
robbery have been captured
The steamer Active, for Victoria, Van
Covers Island. sailed to-day, carrying
90, 900 treasure.
Choice wheat closed to-day at q 90
per 100 lbs.
Mining shares are generally finn, saw
age t1400; yeile~ jacket, IS %; ehoIler
Potosi q % opher 81; imperial 81 o.
eeleter 90.
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Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. November 3.

IOLEDO, NoVemDer 5,
Flour quiet Wheat, winter, la2c and
spring Dc lower; sales white Michigan
at = %. amber Milwaukee S6.a2 -,
No. | spring . 35a2 >. Corn &c lower !;
sales No. mixed at Oh, No. white
1 10. Oats &c lower; sales AT SIC for No.
1. Rye 2c better; sales No. at ~.
Barley &c lower; sales At % for State.
Lake freights firm; &c for corn TO Buff
falo.
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eslieispae AbSut the Baltia0re Dis
ealsies in WashinEtSa.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Much solicit
tude naturally prevails here concerning
the troubled condition of affairs in Bal
timore. Ii is reported that troops were
to-day sent to that neighborhood, 20 be
ready in case of any emergency, and if
there shall be any hostile demonstra-
tons on the part of the citizens, the
United States authorities will interfere
and declare the city under martial law
for the purpose of preserving the peace.
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From Hemphis,

MEMPHIS, Nov &There is considera
bic excitement here over the arrest o.
Superintendent Beaumont of the Metro
politan Police. together with +. "
Pratt, his chief detective. for malfea.
sance in office and levying black mail
The case was brought mp this afternoon
and a number of witnesses for the prose
cution examined. The trial was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning.
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The Railroad Ereur.ieni.,..

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 4.-The Union
Pacific Railroad excursionists left
Leavenworth Yesterday morning for
Fort Riley, where they arrived about
noon. and were Hospitality entertained
by the officers of the Fort. The party
received numerous accessious at Leav-
enworth, Lawrence. Topeka and other
places along the route.
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Double Murder.

TOLEDO, Nov. "A horrible murder
was committed at Coldwater, Michigan,
last night. Mrs. Ebenezer Leach and
George o. Brom. young lawyer, were
shot dead while walking together in
the street. The murderer is the hus-
band of Mrs. Leach. and has been ar
rested Jealousy is supposed to be the
canse.
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lea. or Expires. Freixas.

ROCHESTER. \. Y, Nov. 3.-Thc Mer-
chants Union Express, on the New York
Nail train from the East, took fire this
forenoon near Palmyra. and before the
flames could be suppressed, the freight
was damaged TO the amount of 5000,
BY fire and water. The burned freight
wa mostly consigned to Buffalo.
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From Loui.yiIIc.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 3.-Merideth Nc
Gentry, of Nashville. died yesterday at
the house of a relative near this city.
4 large and enthusiastic meeting of
Fenians was held here yesterday. Res
olutiOns were passed cOndemniDg the
recent action of the British authorities
in reference To political prisoners.
\ heavy rain storm is prevailing,
with tremendous pealS of thunder and
flashes of lightning.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 3-Hiram Patter-
son, Radical, is elected State Senator
from Summer and Smith counties, over
Bolicau, Conservative, by over 100 ma
jority. Wright, Radical, Is elected Rep
resentative from Summer county, over
Bonham, CONSERVATIVES, by Is majority.
Ciements, Radical, formerly Represen-
tive 70 Congress, Il elected Represents
tive from Summer, Smith and Macon,
over Cadmid, Conservative.
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-. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, November 3.
Flour continues heavy and unsettled
with declining tendency: wheat in large
supply ut decline &c: corn dull, lower,
new 75as0; old yellow and white 81 W
n 81 %; prime white and mixed 81 90:
oats lower. prime and choice ~ 81:
provisions inactive: whisky better ? -
= 30.
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THE RE GIS TIE II

VIII strive 20 make the popular mind wiser by
conviction rather than slavish BY dietAtion, and
will labor 20 disseminate only such views upon
and the seal Of truth.
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Pacific Mail Steamship CompaDv's
Tsrsoss Line % Csiifersia,
] and CARRYING the Q. 8 Nail through
In twenty t-o days
Steamships on the Connecting On ID. Pa
Atlantic ciSr With the
Arizona ,'olor.d".
Henry Chauneey Consultation.
Nov York, Gs,den City
OCEAN Qseen, SscrsIoento
Eorrhrrn Light Golden Az.
Costa RicA Montana,
&c &n
One Of the shove large and splend;d steam
ships viii leavs Pier No. "a, North River. loot
Of Canal street .; u ociock poSn,
on the Let, 18th. and 2ist Of ever
nsnth (sIorpt When those asies TAD Sunday
I and tbss the preo--dinx Saturday, for Aspin
OF the Company Steamships frsn PsaArna n,
San Fraocisoo. a uehiuz si Acapulco.
D~partures Of isI asd sisf nounec1 81 Panama
nth Stexmers for Soatk Pacific and Cenrrsl
Americas PortA Tbcs- ef iss touch 81 Man
s&niIlo
a disooant q ea--guArser from steamer rzt~s
a1s~eo % >~osrnd cabin ADD .t.-T. e p.-senRery
| nth families Also. 90 allowance 81 on--gaar
/ tsr on tbrough rzt~. toel-rKyDes and their fan
tlie- ssd .cheoi ts-ehsrs; SOLDIER having hon
orable ii.eh.rzr. half fsr.l
One Hrndr>d PeaBfs Baggage allowed e.<t
sdult E<<g2z--Dz-t~rs accompany baggage
shreaEk- and stt~sd q lzSjes spd ehiIdrro vitb
cut usaie prntsctsrA EAkEzge received On the
dock the day before sailing froTn ssezmboa.s
..ilr..As AID pessenEers uho prefer 70 500
down carly
Al eIper.eooes sarEsou o. bssrA. Medicine
md srf.ed.no> frpeL
For Pas-.x- Tiehst< or fr-theJ information.
apply II re COrpany's ticket osEee. O. The
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, November 2.
Money, rather more active at az per
cent. Sterling, quiet, at 81 09ia1 69;.
Gold, firmer. opening at 81 AZ and
closing at 81 4ss. Total exports specie
to-day s6l6,350. Government Stocks,
without decided change. Freights, to
Liverpool, quiet.
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New 0rEanfxafio
CINCINNATI
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Capital. $500, 600
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Hopxies Of l. r. Hcpkir,s 4 Co; =. r Larssn.
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FOR SALE.

avs ueasg. oss Co.,
" WAaOy ., = sss s-tss q
o.. iva s-Ispan6-s SsS.
Ali . hsvvs's q 49, A.
Ass.s 10 s-ssy Az cssss 49,
q . wriu.w ~ - $3.50
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in the Regular Army
Cabinet Disesssiss o. the MARYLAND
TrSables.

NEW YORK. November 3.-The Times
special saws: The following appoint
ments of line officers have been made III
the regular army, and the apPointees
are requested to send their addresses 70
the Adjutant General, Headquarters
Army OF the United States, that their
letters of appointment may be semi
them:
Seventh L. S. Cavalry. ID Lieut. H.
W. Smith. Capt. T. ". Benteen, Capt
e. +. winslow, Capt E. A. Whitaker
LIST Lieut.. I. B. Weir, lst Lieut.. L. r.
Gillette. LIST Lieut.. T. W. Lewis, Isl
Lieut.. r. NJ. Taylor, LIST Lieut. q. w
Griffith. LIST Lieut.. Jos Starr, 2d Lieut..
Theo. Conkey, 2d Lieut- Chas- Z Clay,
2d Lieut.. J. VI. Bell, G. p. Buell.
In the Twenty-sixth L. S. Infantry
Capt. ". A. Thorpe.
In the Fifteenth L. S. Infantry
Capt. J. :. CroxtOn.
The Worlds Washington special says:
The Maryland troubles were again un-
der consideration by the President, Gen.
Grant and the Secretary of War. to-day.
Gen. Grant was afterwards present at
Cabinet meeting. There is undoubtedly
a difference of opinion as 10 the point at
which the Federal authorities shall In
terpose in the difficulty which dispatches
announce rs assuming more serious
aspect.
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EOs assps :. e. earn. ssIE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-05
THE TRI-WEEKLY

Il published every Tuesday, THURSDAY and sat
uT,!ay. and contains, besides the contents Of the
preceding issues 81 the Daily. many valuable
items prepared especially for this publication