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Now AND THEN.-Hon. HEfs TER CLY-
MER, the standard bearer of the Democratic
party, has, probably, like MAHoMET, beheld
a vision, and has turned his face towards
the Mecca from which he has always, hereto
fore, been going. In 1868 he said in the
Senate wing Of the State Capitol
~ know, sir, that ANDREW JONI OK has gone
as far as the farthest and is ready to go still
farther, 10 des ROY and uprOOt e0ery prlnclp e
upon 1ohSch his great and GOOD GoUern'ntM 81
ours Is founded. | know that he has bent with
supplant knee beisrc the throne Of poser.
kloto that for pelf or for some other consideration
he has succumbed to every measure presented
to him.
In 1866 he said in the House wing Of the
same buildng:-
"1el them (tho soldicrs) in advance, for me-.
Of lis peril, ana Conjure them, by the love of
past memories by the blood and carnage of our
civil STRIFE by the dangers OF the present, and bc
all the hopes of the future, TO rd y TO The support
of him t5fo in hs crisis Of oar counrys fate, jy
a ,p,s teriCUs DrOUideRCe of God, has been e7I-
I .'1lsted te,th ho helm of sac. To hem ie has
dDDedled in terms Of patriotic deUo6oa to his
1oho'e country A6oce me ~ud storm OF prejudice,
foH0ticisD1 and treason nolo rdginq in the NJ
iondi Cdpt0i, Gear and loud a G heard The 1C1rds
of The first ANDREw reechoed b The second TIE
federal Uf,on: d must be preseryed.'"
In 1868, tibet, sycophant, traitor to
"our good Governmentp In 1866, patriot,
a man raised up by God, a worthy successor
of ANDREW JAcKsoNl Who has bent the
supplant knee to power now? Who vir-
tually pronounces himself totally in error by
retracting entirely all that he said but three
years before? What change Is there, my
countrymenp
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MARRIED.

HoGE-GOURLEY-Ont the 4th ultimo, at the
Kensington Presbyterian Church by Rev. William
o. Johnstone, Pastor, Mr.. ROBERT H0GE to Miss
JANE GOU
LONGAKER-CHAISE.-O the 9th instant by
the Rev. j. Ii. Kennard, Mr.. THOMAS +. LONGA-
her to Miss ISABELLA CHAISE, both Of this
city.
MoOR-MoVEY.-On the 9th instant, by the Rev.
s. A. Muchmore, Mr. JOHN s. MOOR of Consho-
hocken, Pa, to Miss SALLIE j. hoVEX, OF this
city.
SHAw-TURNER.-In this city, on the 17th in.
sEHw and Hey M;ss oids:. Sanabtsr of
Mr.. William Turner all Of Montgomery county.
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Fire At Birgbamtop, n. Y.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 1O.-A fire took place at
Bnghampton on Friday morning, in the plough
factory of J. s. Mathews, on Commercial avenue.
The flames communicated to an adjoining build
ing occupied by Messrs. Weed & Ayres, whole
sale grocers. Both were consumed. The insur-
ance amounted to $4,000.
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JMPORTANT TO THE. MERCHANTS AND
Il MANUFACTURERS OF PHlLPDELPHIA
Messrs; EDWARD YOUNG Co., Publishers, rhil a
delphia:
Believing that the circulation of q book en- the
TRADE AND MASUFACTURES OF PHILADEL.
PEIA would. at this time especially, when
mercal relations being estab shed greatly benefit
the mercantile and manu- featuring Interests this CITY,
we hereby requesyou to the work that sub
published by you since edited by Edwin
L Freedley, and we doubt not Merchants, Manu-
factures and wealthy will insure its extensive dis
trIbution through tn 9 South and West.
NORTON MoMLCHAEL Mayer of Philadelphia.
STEPHEN CoLWELL. U: g.. Revenue Commissioner.
WILLIAM B. THOMAS, Collector of the Port
JAMES ROSS SNOWDEN, Penn. Supreme Court.
JAMES POLLOCK, Director United States Mint.
HEReAE j. LOMBAERT, Penn K. x Co.
WILLIAM SELLERS d co.
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE n co.
DAVID s. BROWN 4 co.
BENJAMIN BULLOCKb' SONS.
JOHN B. MYERS Il co.
D. RODNEY KING Il co.
PHILADELPHIA, February, 1866
In accordance with the request 0t these and other
public spirited gentlemen have undertaken the revl
sion of the work referred to and will no pains TO
make IL = daguerreoiype Of the TRADE AND MANU-
FACTUBES- OF PHILADELPHIA in 1866. The time
especially appropriate and will not be our fault Il
the new merchants of the South and West are not
posted in regard TO the enterprlsng firms q his city
IN. EDWARD YOUNG & CO.,
80 3sws 3t Publishers, No. 4I cHEsNUT Street.
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Joe jefferson is to leave London about
Easter time, TO make starring tour in the pro-
yinces. He will make his first appearance at the
Theatre Royal, Liverpool
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Greuiug Telrgraph

Us published eUay afternoon (Stnddys e1oepted)
at No. los S. Third street. Price, Three Gents
Per Copy Double Sheet), or Eighteen Cents Per
Week, poydble TO the Carrier, and mailed to
Subscribers ont of a,e city at Nine Dollars Per
4nnunp one Dollar and FSf1y Cents for Too
Months, Invariably in adodace for the period
ordered
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Surgical OperatiOn.

The following letter, from Surgeon Warner, of
the New York Dispensary, will be read with in-
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hR| REV. s. II. GIESEY, PASTOR OF
80 Fifth German Reformed Church, GREEN Street,
Sixteenth will preach Sunday 4th inst. at l01s
a. N. and ~ p. N. Subject in the Evenng-"EliJahs
Appeal on Mount Carmel" Strangers always wei
-
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Rl%a@ THE SABBATH.-A MEETING OF
k-S the friends of the Sabbath tomorrow evening
at the Baptist Church, Broad and Arch streets Adj
dresses BY Rev GEORGE DANA B0ARDMAN, Will
LIAM j. McELRoY, Esq, and CHARLES Il. LEX,
ESQ.
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GsasD LoDax oy Coon sAsaRuAss Representatives q
the Independent Order OF Good Samaritan and pass-rs
OF ssmsna in the hall io Clinton yesterday .ft~s
organize grand lodge Of a.. State Sew y,rs
under the ,ursdiction OF the sht worthy 0r.as
apasa srs aas ara;hsr cP.. a. SVEN fr.ss
Secretary. A fun corps VI officers eire,ed
cmAsers wrn IssoIsScr AND Nxstrcr Dgrr Dur.
Ing the trials OF policemen headq quarters No ~
hdberry street, yesterday serseAn, Thompson, Hc-,ais
man Warner AMI officers Rosks asd ksrs Of The Twenty
NJ q tho soss s a. ~ he e rrsssp,oa o. Gs.n,
prs.sa"n * er..y anna bsas. IL sf.,ns 70
NUM- ou ssd arrest the Of horse which hsynx hsA
ws s. an % ' 1%s ,S 70 s
. :Da q A. %, oom-'sy reia'ed ne ols .is
poHAros, rcs xs' Rnsv cAsrnnL-A rpcsips ~ iss
ss PAID over % he poor MIRA Emily csmpbeitho~
At her home, No ~ rhomps,a rtset-whch spp-ars 10
tns M.sAlp ,s 2. yse.y me,es has hd %. snso
par sssy !. am
! sS:ss IS " % = sa e a. s:,.'ss
ney .mp, ,ss ~o.i. :,
ya9 E%y S.npo1 The prosps aa' Offering ss~
YouxD DsowsEp.--rhs body Of an ,ntno-n woman ..s
found yesterday morning r~,ng water !, pier sot
North river and taken In charge b, the r~rn
surrosno IsrAnsc,ps Tire body utan, ne t,,,e
Yesterday nsorains In vacant loo Eighty ..rs,
FOURTH whore hsA spp.rcnty bsn isfovw
T. sa -.Sira prssaes ' ss.,iSs Ssass
fArAL rALI--Abou sx o'elocA yesterday nornias
named Anthony Powell found lying dead a he b''s
Digit OF stairs prsses No 70 Robinson dove
~heh be supposed 70 have accidentally fallen pe.s.l
Inquest gu the body
sos ArsIcAs rHfxv-A few .c,rc % ooiosss
people assembled last evening n the large hall ~
she Cooper Institute. for ths purpose Of h..e
lng lecture from The son Of .D Afric.n chef ..
I'D 20, belts Fla noble descent, his hue was black m'f
nsh and his attire eouasin. Of pair or pant. twelve
sbic portion 81 hs sosd SHIRT and ndrscibsbe coat aud
boots D-totcned son,s~hat imperfect acquaintance vita
trrnsly dun and yet obscure Tho conclusions
wheh The sable orator hnsy seemed 20 be thst mo
ad a, Tom se s % ~ .hs ,o, n VIZ" w ss ,a,s
si.e prince viii shortly he produced Who shall ~,sd the
ss & H. as.sna.s ~ bs r ais" ,s % s.s
va natske 10 suppose that any cuas rested ths
oolorei peops
hsllscnotr cAn.-A woman, whoac name
cersainci received yesterday Bsr'ur Hospital Ia
state q ins"nsby breeding ptofus-y from the mouth
aud apparently great bodily suffering sho found -
Ln Houston street,
rovprm Accipsrr "A named Patrick T.@linx r~sa-
ing ia 1874 street Harlem seriously nlured ~ the
premature aspo.an n charge OF powder while has,ias
some rock. e. c,rmaa,s. Yesterday aPrs.r. that ne
81 tho way hufInz sa force fragment ~ ronk
bic he wl be- crippled Tor life IL conveyed Hss.
vne Hospital
EIxcrlor or ovucsas TauHp AvasUt EA1aoAp
III. annual eecoa Of officers Tho rhfi Rarpsa
Company t,os place yesterday their oao- Third
between sixty nfth ant sr,ys This following
squiras William hsmsen William 4. D.fllnx Iirnry ".
temacn, li"ny Hart Wilson Hunt Nallhy q Las
D. valsntin. SYLVAN. a Riser gyivesisr Il Com.lssS
Inspec,ors-J. I. wotto > 4 Dsrilng !. k,ersn
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BY STEAMSHIP TO NOVEMBER 4.

The Cuniri mail steamship Peris Captain Lott which,
lei, Liverpool At -four O'Clock the afternoon OF III. %
and Queenstown on the 4th Of November arrived THE
port carly Yesterday morning
The Innar steamship Etna, Captain rbba.ts, which
Ian Liverpool ii one O'Clock the afternoon % the
al, ii, and ouecnssowu Ga the ~ inst arrived Al Tits
mort ss, night
Tho news has been anticipated Al q main points -
cable dispatches
oar special dispatches, special oouc'Ponaenes ana
Newspaper Giles by the steamsbips. contain ho"e'ef.
very interesting details or TIE ~legDphle reports
The Aut british Cabinet coanc q ihs season ~as
held IN London the LIST and another 80 altd 'of
the 81 inst
The London Tiss>s has article 9n ne grotuhs ere
% the recent elections In the United States ~ vhich
s~ys'ws 10 England are no, llkeiyto sss these ihnza
more Clearly than President johnson o. ihaa ~ ssNaa
and The as, OF lbs rresdents Cabins, Thsy maa I'll
AAyp sA~s S-s ~sss- l~s .ss- . s-4~s.Ss lsysYss.
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n y n q A r Y.

Austrian Project for More Intimate and Iado-
pendent Relatlons.
VIENNA, Nov. 3-Evonng
The Vienna Evening PoA. the official gazette, in Ito
evening edition to-day, contains article upon Hun
gary, which points the necessity for an immediate
resumption Of negotiations betweep tho Austrian govern
ment and the Hungarian Diet for the treatment Of affairs
common 70 Hungary and the rest Of the empire The
article declares that the proposals this subject made
by committee in oomnou form thu basis for an under
standing greatly 70 b desired. Tho Pos considers
Tho first duy Of the government 70 communicate It's news
10 the Diet with the utmost candos thai the principle
recognized In tho report or the committee relative TO tho
unity Of the empire may, tho resumption Of the
gotstions bs consistently adopted by apartes and
tlcally carried into effect
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER Is 1866.

says he viii bear with him nothing but the testimony or
the regard Of the deeply honored prince whom he is con-
scous Of having served with zeal and fidelity. "At the
commencement OF my career especially" proceeds
Baron Bsust SIT would be imputing TO me strange for
getfuness Of my duties to hold capable OF entering
upon thom with any feelings whatever Of Partially
prejudice from which feel myself 70 DO entirely free"
The ministerial circular nstructs Austrian foreign rep
rescntaves 10 incidentally these Vows 70
the governments 70 which they accredited during any
conversations In which the subject might be preached
Baron Bsust declares in conclusion that the imperial
government win remain faithful to the peaceful concia
tory policy II has at all times pursued but that IL the
unfortunate issue Of the late imposes that attitude
upon tho country necessity, the reason renders
IL more than duty OF the government to zealousy
uphold the dignity of the empire.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
our fortress MONROE CORRESPONDENCE

Sudden Turn About In the Weather, and It's
Effects Embargo ON the Movements oi
steamers md sailing Vessels Appre hen
sions About tho safety Of the steamer City
FoRrnxss MONROE Nov. IL, 1880
Tho sutumna diosyBcracies q the weather. the alter
nations Of and light sunshine and eaden skies
deuging ,n Of gently stirring breexes and Wild hur
cane blasts, and Of smooth and CLASSY and white
capped and angry waves, have rarely developed such
sudden anupods extremes OF ncklcness In the past
twenty -four hours rain storm set In yesterday after
noon and continued all night The Wind led % Nth
hurricane and has continued % ever since, letting up
little times snd then bursting h renewed fury
and rsh change ~ the htiu gusts srpWing colder 20
much Ia general terms for the late sudden 10
tho weather The particular results u tins change
been the undisguiscd disgust % all on shore and
plee embargo the movement Of steamers aud sailing
ycsses except to cast anchor and patiently walt smother
turn tie Affairs u the weather and wind relieving
them Of THIS embargo
nKAsKa. pEr,rrc ~ Inv sross
The United states naval supply steamer NcSbern.
rvog yesterday and gong ~ q the Portsmouth NAVY
York, but found u too rough 70 venture further than
hero A like conclusion was arrived at by this steamer
Eoius which abandoned ~ daily trim 20 the Eastern
Shore md tanned back % Norfolk. Even that Usually
fearless the fsyorte, has kept a. her all
day 80 steamers ha'c come u q gone ont during -,
day
some apprehension e'i Tor the ,s'eig o. us
ty a. Albany igagirs tor BALTIMORE yesterday shortly
have been tslfgraphcd. bat telegram has
vet Con6dsnce IN the ssll AMI sEperehns 81 Captain
Answyrth, her COMMANDER snducs3 a belief that Ahs
may be OF right ani that he ~ taken leF FOR besr
out y &c rraeh o 'elcgfaphc communications
cWRuIIpv.
Ia my s,.er ycsicrday regarding the cruise X tae
Nrwben mentioned the bofes ~ tour deeea ed arm
At Key West Tnis proves 20 b a mistake. Theirs Is
IA only ono deteased Oilceg o. tie steamer The rcst
nre pnyaies twn ct whom we're killed during Tho
and have been recently dlsinterrcf 70 * en home %
tne.r ffi~nis tor rebnfisi
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xnrsm rHf iauir
Lecture by General Clinton ". tish nf tho
s..sr~sstionai Church, wiiiiam.b.ra- The
Religious and Educational waists Of the
n. Ae

sowth, &c.
sn,n suiiene. assembled rssaiax lAe CsBsrs
x.usa.i shul,h - sosu slhtA sursL Williamsburg p
hssr o. nefs Ctasn rss ias- ,snsis.onsr fa Tfs-a
n.i Discourse 80 ~ "Eaucsagasi sat Ksusgas ~sais
u tsc south
amer fs~ preliminary observation W lsfsfsr -
narsed hs ths cause rsspyfsaon - f.stalsy 10
tsasry - eso.- ~ people n, sfsa
.stei tfs~ staut ths hsuthsfs Tsslsr ~ toy igss
~ rnignw ~Afs 90 l~I~fs p.r-t - ths.s sa.tisfs
4, s.ssrs aar,HE ~, wsr 80 ep y -
" M ffreurnf farssa So 80
s,.,s' = . l.. - '.Ss a. ~ go ~ ~,
Hlath sfTr M sNfrpfrF ~ 49, A. sRsg astPt ptff
tfgps h~f h1rs asfsAis ~ art hil $3.50 sad -
- sfess,nsns Barssa baas - = 49,. efasf
p~ses Mhva lhsg ~Eu aY~s iArfs ~ AsN tsss 50 eAs
~las i - sgsrssd 81 lLss - s.ssa ~ s,sssa.
Hsat iufsss 80 iaese sao - ssn - hst p'sss. -
plaatahoa. 80 80 - $3.50 lstnstn tgfnsN
A. &c. - 80 Nissi :. 80 .'F.sl 20 49,
W - slss thsy srs t~s~nlas nsh4ah asaa
TAs hyesssf 81 puaf y ir-rs trees ssA
NJ 90 49, - So. 70 ~. . ' ~. 4. ~.
$3.50 N,.ses s.i !, 80 80 - ~ 80: ~ e
usesl sers yhsif sgisns q iafeI v sstsy ~
sssiot There ~efs $50 - tl.siAsn's asaaois
". .eas.m ssh. &C.. ~ : 81 !. $50 - $500
.eb~.ls hunshstst ~ s'sgsk ls 10 Itets
4. .s 80. . s.1 49, 49, .,s. ,ss ".
49, $50 tHy 80 Awwtsa stssfenasr tsssSAsii1s 80
DO. s,.ss .. - ~ % sasa = ~. ,.sss .s .s
- ~ ~ asath, tfssasf usltH*sg
' ,,s s.. :. IT, y. , 49, .. Y. & =. 49,, .,
!, '...,..i 800 10y ~ -. s....
\ .s,..s sss,s .asr.ss 80 4. " toss pss.'s :
-. 80 1850. = ii'fs.s s'.ss = ~ 60. .,''t.
e~@sA ~ 80 si go sgasi tsatss - ~ ffssiHfss
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{ N q l A N D !.
Tie Alabama Claims.

Tie Alabama Claims.
LONDON, Nov. 13 1866.
The Engish government and British people appear TO
be still inclined to amcably adjust and settle the Ala
bama and other American claims against them when such
action 10 demanded by the United States Cabinet.
The Jamaica Negro Question.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1868.
The jana ca Committee has unanimously resolved to
indct Governor Eyre for murder.
The Fleet In China.
LONDON Nov. IL, 1868
The British Admiralty have resolved to keep strong
force Of gunboats the China seas TO prevent piracy
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D E N N A R K.

Speech oi the King the I.egisiafMre-His
Hopes from Universal Suffrage.
CofEsnAGEs Nov IL, 1899.
The King to-day formally opened the session OF the
Danish Chambers.
In his speech on that occasion he said he was
WINGED that Denmark would regain her natural
frontiers by popular VOTE
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IMPORTANT STATEMENTS.

The United states TO he Admitted to the ALI.
ance-Ameriea a Sovereign Power In tho
Mediterranean.
LONDON Nov. IL, 1885,
In spite Of the many denials rumors Of Prusso
Russian alliance continue TO prevail II said that
the treaty provides for The admission Of the United Sdtes
'snto a. alliance G sovereign etablisanent In The Aed
terrdwsdn sea- and guarantees that highly favor
able commercial advantages.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
AusIRiA.

Circular al the New ror.ign Minister "n shc
Imperial Polie. The Dignity ~ the Empire
90 he uHintsinrd. 80.
baron Bsus', iae now Minister II Foreign afslrs has
addressed circular daars,c 70 the Austrian representa-
tvcs abroad ~ Witch b. declares he eonsdered binse
% have become separated from NJ pnit'o sa'eoedsnss
from ths d, walah IL seoprdsncs viih - imperial
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Accident to the Steamship Pcruvinr.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, 1906
Ths steamship Peruvian which left Glasgow on the
9Th inst became disabled and obliged land her
passengers at Ardrossan, Scotland
Arrivals Ont.
QUEENSTOWN Nov. 10, 1896
The steamship Manhattan, from New York October 81
arrived here to-day and proceeded 10 Liverpool.
49, DRnsr, Nov. 10, 1895
Tho German Transatlantic Company's steamship a.
Laurent touched here to-day, rone TO Hayrc.
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N { xIco.

Orieaa Determines 10 Remain AT Brazo.-
The RevolutIonists OF Mnfamoros StiIl In
Arms consequent Stagnation Of business
E-cobedo aud Jnarez En- Route 10 the
Heroic City, &c.
NEw ORLEANS Nov H. 1888
Rio 0rpnde advicss state tina, oregn has decided to
remain at BrazoS General Partrim. Governor OF Du.
range. General Pouccl aud General sedgwck would
meet him On the 9Th for an iniergiew
There Is no business doing kaiamoros The stores
all cesed
Canalos has twenty pieces OF artillery aud mine
hundred men, i've hundred OF whom pronounce for
Tapa upon tho FIRST attack Cortina u with Tapia who
has nine hundred and six pieces OF artillery before
Matamoros Corna had made Intellectual attempt 70
raise money from Maiamoros merchants
Jusrcz Is expected shortly nj Monterey.
Eycobedo had returned 10 Monterey IRON San Laia
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l.l mlussst YuuCt cOxsssSstH

p,trsopr Nov a. i4aI
The Vo0cs duruliy u rapliiy coming - s5lafisn
Nearly lbe autHs tore reported ~ tntT - ths nsT
Cofufnissgnof4 this morn - tlfpngh Nsfahsi Ca
michael and hts subordlnaie oNrers a fs~ have -
signed AIT thor places being MED Nv Aew appa.ui
fnrnts II now believed thai To- bgsk ptaJsf y, A.
N ~ re spn N the oil Bart wili Ne tsgari gxrf 10
the neN Commissioners - toy esa aus and
eose ID tha business a Ihe A. atireht
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TINE REBEL AMERICAN NAVY.

Salt Against the United States Settled.
LONDON, Nov. 13-Evsning.
Il b sad that the questions pending between the
United States and Frazer, Trenholm Co. have boon
.amcably settled whereby the vessels In dispute,
lying at Liverpool and all the other property have been
released.
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Hat IN MEMPHIS

MssrMs, Nov. Ia, isS3
The Memphis cotton mills destroyed Ny nrs last n,xht.
ssnsd ny jesse rAge and Georges Check aud w~so
valued st tIoD 900, which thcrc ipsarasos
Amounting 400 000 primo patty the Hartford toss
osfces Tho hrs aocdsstal T~o hundred haaiA
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r.r rsrgi \ rtrli l,p luui IA.

Ma Ca rAss, Nov "a l>ss
ANuoH4fs FREQ. TsE.s aAa tppof Louis snaoanre
that tls crops sra rrarly AZ gsih~ss, snd ths rsns
which have sst IN. u Ressrs, sstbsy apreg " 10
will prevent ths saving " mart fatse teisa 4 bew
te.u NJ - frosty sBs Al w gs,t ~ ~ tt aarket tat
blsa6s = tslki ~ - . 'as s18Migifs w 80 vss
k.-~ .ygA
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TIT CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

A 0eaeral Amnesty Proclaimed by the Sultan.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1865
Dispatches from the East announce that the Turkish
government has ordered general amnesty to be granted
10 the insurgents Of Gambia
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I U R kE Y.

f. Ousbreak or tho Cholera In tho Capital.
CONVERSATIONAL nov. l3 1S0s.
The ohelsn has again broken out In this city.
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TaE LaMr o. INC rtsstssEE
o., cn,Ion Of The ~ocie,, at tIneinpsti.

ClxctnAri. Nov 10 100
The Society n ne Army ~ The Irnnrsses mrr ~
Mozart Hall Al eleven O'Clock Tbs morning, aBa ~
sed hy tlsctlEg General faEangs Prc iert Thers~
largo attendance, md great cordially prevas kfani
meeting heif 81 the hall a. oinht. - shhh a.
dress VA Gsvefed by General Ksshnes ps@m fssf
by Tho- buchanan ~ 3D. and .sns ~ th- -hsl~
secaty Tho srand banquet taxes tscs tsnprryr aayh
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Special Telegram to the
New York Herald.
aassia and Prussia Negotiating .
Strict Alliance.
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Rumored Admission or the
United States.
our VIENNA CORRESPONDENCE.
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THE RUSSO GERMAN ALLIANCE.

SPECIAL TElEeaAm TO THE NEW york HERALD.
Vegetables Of IN Alliance with Russia.
BERLIN, Nov. Is, 1896.
The diplomatic ssgotiations for the perfection Of
treaty for alliance offensive and defensive, between
Russia and Prussia positively going on in this city
and g. Petersburg.
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