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VIRGINIA.
aseIxt rsLFssAa. 10 me afRALr.
Protest Against she Late Inceudtsry Speeches
Of Hnnoieutt assi HIS Negro FOLLOWERS
Seddon Take the Amuesly Oath.

Protest Against She Late Inceu dtary sprerhr'
Of Hnnoieutt assi HIS Negro FOLLOWERS
srdden Takes the Amnesty Oath.
wAsaIscTos Nov. III, 1857
intell-sencs from Richmond this evening states
that the following protest from number Of respectable
colorsd mon Of Richmond, Va, v III DO published TO-
morrow After speaking of The speech made oy LAWS
ihdsey one Of the negro eegsssa elect from Rich
mona 70 ins Constitution Convention, Friday nShi'
- "nea ne said, Before my children shall want bread
the streets Of this city shat run knee deep With blood. =
they say
Feeling that Il We allow asea seutmsats 90 20 forth
uuIeouAed oy Us the public mind wt settle down in
CONVICTION that We sharing IA The shirt which
dictates ina speech, We feel bound ii Justice 20 our
seves aua "a behalf OF the cooref people or Richmond,
70 protest against Mr. Lindsey and bis speech and W.
DO assure the citizens OF this community a. we'll ~
elseMhere ina, y was not sympathy with Mr. Lindsey
Wncu caused the meeting 70 applaud aim on n1 above
occasion bnt the righteousness or h IDEAS Tor his con
duct condemned by the coloed people Ghs
oi'y, and ~ oven those who are in want OF bread.
The Commonwea!th's Attorney in the opening o, the
quarterly term Of the Hastings Court to-day called the
attention Of The Grand Jury The ncend AIRY speeches
that have lately been made by aunnicrt and DIS sol ~
papable violations OF tho laws Of the STATE and vii.
Issses arc summoned TO appear before the. jury to-
morrow to testify II true bills found and there
can be doubt that there viii be- al. who have made
such speeches WIN be put on trial and !. found guilty.
be made 70 suffer the penalties Of tho law.
James A Seldom, who obtained his pardon few days
since, arrived in Richmond yesterday ard to-day took
the amnesty oath required IN the pardon. II was ad-
minstsred by Major Iawton Judge Advocate OF tho
Depar ment Of Virginia
General Schoheld will leave Richmond ON "Wednesday
for West Point, N. y He will be absent probably two
weeks. Judge Bnrnhsm will also leave this week Cor
trip North
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MEXICO,
SPECIAL TslssaAm 70 the HERALD.

Admiral Tegefhon TO Receive Maximiiiao's
Body-Congress Favorable TO Juarex-Pre-
Darations for the Reception Of General
Banks nj vern Cruz.
HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1867.
The steamer Barcelona, from Vera Cruz on the
9Th inst. with city Of Mexico intelligence OF the
9Th, has arrived.
Admiral Tegethoif has at Las, received aud de-
livered his credentials from the royal family Of
Austria. and the body Of the Prince Macmillan
was to have been placed in his possession on the
9th inst
The Congress is now known to be favorable to
Juarez. Leon and Durango are strongly in his
favor.
Escobedo ID at tho capital on behalf Of the suffer
ers by the late storm and inundation at Mata-
moros.
Great Preparations we're making for the recep-
ton Of General Banks, who is supposed TO be &C
companying Romero at Vera Cruz. Congratua-
tory addresses have been prepared by the leading
officials.
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Probably Fatal Assault in Albany-A Man mud
Woman Arrested Suspiciou-ExaminntiO lon
Of the Woman,
ALBANY, n. ". Nov. H..
IL O'Clock y. A.
On Saturday evening murderous assaults m
mitied snipe street, in this CITY, upon stranger
named WIN. u. Bennett resident OF schenevas. Otscgo
county The victim Will probably die. and the AFFAIR has
caused the greatest sensation. Al the time he in
company with young woman named Martha Benedict,
under srrest Marths examined to-day, and
acknowledged shat she was terms OF intimacy with
the assaulted party since March last she has
been living with her parents IN this city, and
has been keeping company with named
Thos Waters, formerly clerk in the County Clerks
Office, and lover Of hers. On Saturday made an
appointments with Bennett, but had previously parted
with Waters letter found In the possession Of Hen-
after the assault gave clue 10 the psrpetrator OF
Decd this letter being from Miss Benedict request
ing him meet her. This led to her arrest aud after.
wards TO the arrest OF Waters. who, OF course,
denied ali knowledge OF tho affair, although
evidence Of circumstan'ial nature strongly
onis 10 him the perpsirstor The rung OF chair,
where Bennett lying, indicating clearly by the
blood and hair clingng to IL that IL used by the
sssxianf. Miss Benedict was examined to-day, aud her
testimony clearly points TO Waters the author OF
dssardly assault but whether jealousy the motive
IL not yet known. II As stated, however, that the
wounded WAS also robbed OF four or i've hundred
dollars
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NEW JERSEY.

Grant Nominating Meeting In Trenton.
TRENTON, Nov. III, 1867.
large meeting OF citizens in favor of the nomination
Of General Grant for the next Presidency. held
Taylor's Hall. In this place. this evening Governor
Ward and other leading men Of the State present
Thomas J. 6tryker, President Of the Trenton
hank, called TO the chair. Vice presidents aud
secretaries were appointed from each ward
Mr.. H. Newton Congsr then offered resolutions In
substance ~ follows
First-They nominate General Grant 20 their caudi-
date for President and refer his services and his
loyalty. In the second resolution they adhere the
loyal Congress with which General Grant has
operated. In the third they recommend reduction OF
taxation che producing and manufacturing interests
The fourth In favor OF reduction Of national
psnditures.
Messrs. Joseph G. POTTS. A. G. Richie and others adj
dressed the meeting.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Court Martial Ordered la the Case OF Colo
mel ROsc-R0bbery Of nm ex.Burean Agent
by Negroes In King William County-Coi-
ored Citizens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. senti-
ments Of the Negro Delegates.
RIcHnosD, Nov. IL, 1881.
The republicans held meeting tonight and adopted
resolutions disavowng the ncendiay language Of dele
gate Lindsey and declaring their iasntioD TO obey all
laws, however hurtful until they are changed.
The Grand Jury will tomorrow take Lindsays case
under consideration
General Schoneld to-day ordered that . SQUIRT martial
be hsld the 18th inst TO the Colonel Rose
United States Army, conductor OF elections here, who
formally charged by the citizens with conduct
becoming an oicer and gentlemon, with drunkenness
&c, on election day
The Despatch has account of the mobbing Major
Butts the former Bureau agent, King William county
by tho negroes there An attempt made by the
civil authorities 10 tho rngleador but the blacks
had resisted, and the military had been sent for.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS

cuss-sYyow-, Nov. She steamship Psnnsyiyania,
Captain Davis from New York the sd Of October
has arrived here route 10 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. TIE steamship Etra, csptaIn
Brdgman from Nsw Yorr the 2ad Of October arrived
here to-day on The wy 70 Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN. Nov. e.-Ths Cnnsrd mall steamship
Persia Captain Lott which loft New York October 40
arrived Al tes port this morning and sailed lhs after
poon Tor Liverpool
FsunorfH, Nov. s--EvsDine Tho steamer rultos
CAPTAIN Tow nsend which sailed from New York Ocso
Der 20, arrived ~ this port tina afternoon, ana SUB
ssausasly sailed for Bsvre.
soursAsrros, Nov 10.-fhs Hamburg. American
ateaush,o Counpsny's steamship Borussis Captain
Traozen which iey New York October -, arrived a.
THE pors q eight O'Clock vsis mornins, and suisse
quensiy sailed for Hamburg.
MAsSrs IrIxlsiasscu --soUrplSrrcs, Nov 10, 1857 -
The steamship Union, Captan Won santen, winch len
New York on the 3o,h 81 October, hes arrived here
sarows 70 Bremen.
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LOUISIANA


New York News Via New Orieau.-A Jchssss
Party To Nominate Grant-t.encrai Hancock
I'm Route for His station.
INV ORLnAss, Nov. II, 1851
10 O'Clock r. n
The fms o. tomorrow will contain New York dos
patch from high ana reliable source stating that
negotiations in progress for thorough organization
Of the conservative strength OF the country That the
platform will sustain Johnsons policy. and Genera
Grant viii accept the nomination Of this party.
An intimate friend OF General Hancock has arrived
here and says that he left ST. Louis on Friday, BY
steamer ana VII arrive here about Wednesday.
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WALES.

Terrific and Fatal Colliery ExplosiOa-Three
Hundred Minors in Blazing Pit.
LONDON, Nov. "a. r.
despach from Glamorgan, Wales stases that ter.
ribis explosion took place one Of the mines Of the
Ferndals Colliery, in that county. Ali tho miners
three hundred in number-wers At work nj the time.
At the last accounts the mine was on IRE, and was
feared that but few lives would be saved.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1851.
Additional particulars have been received Of the
rble calamity in Glamorgan, Wales.
Few OF the miners escaped from the burning pit u
Ferndale. It Is not yet known how many lives we're
lost.
LONDON Nov 9--MdnighI
The latest accounts from Wales state thai two hun
dred lives lost in the Ferndsle mines.
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GENERAL TESS.

Beech nuts ara said to hs very plentiful this year
Good for pork.
Cotton picking IL reported 60 be quite behndhand on
tho Mississippi Plantations
Land Is offered TO settlers near Jacksonville, Florida
for fifty Dirt cheap
Massachusetts, has sen. tive lads General aober, f.
Lees College
new theatre has been opened al Galveston, Texas;
another in Newport, II. l.
Russia In favor Of establish ing the Pope at Jerrsa-
lem, and making the holy city his future residence
Alexandra Dumas recently addressed letter as fol-
lows:-"Tc Garibald. kome-ro be called for"
Plnoe City, Penn, once containing fourteen thousand
inhabitants polled nnStytuo votes 81 she election
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The Wreck Of the WhaIcship Canton Packet
Brutal Treatment Of the Survivors by the
Japanese. . -
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10 1857
The Mnshaha from Yokohama. arrived at Honolulu
October 20.
The United ststes Consul at Hokodadi. with ne Eng.
Iish Marshal visited the wreck OF whaeship Canton
Packet, accompanied BY the survivors Of Hokod adj,
where the hrst officers state, they treated Ike
beasts and Jared better after being transferred
Yokohama AZ the latter place sympashizng American
residents presented their almost naked eountrymsn
with clothing. The Canton Packet = total loss
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News Of the Losses at -. Thomas-yIiss KEEL.
iogg's second Appearance-rne Food Riots
snppressed-The Liverpool Races.
LONDON Nov. 8, 1887
The news Of the great loss Of shipping destruction
OF property by the hurricane a. ST Thomas creates
widespread feeling Of depression IN mercantile circles
as British shipping merchants and underwriters are
heavy losers by the calamity.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg made Dor second appearance
a. Her hsjsstys theatre las. night in the opera OF
Traviata Her performance created grsa, enthusiasm.
LoNDos. Nov. S-Midnight
Ths bread riots Torqray Exmouth olher places
nave been suppressed and all parts OF Devonshire
new quiet
Charlie. Dickens sals tomorrow 10 the steamship
Cuba for Boston
Great efforts are being made in England and Ireland
for tho pardon Of the convicts At Manchester on the
ground tna, the offence committed was political ons
Fierce Food Riots in Bnrnstaple-Thc Mill
tary Fire on the Mob.
Lospos, Nov. e-Evening.
Disturbances have again broken out in Devonshire.
There was a bread riot at Barnstaple to-day which
exceeded in ferocity and destructvsness the riots at
Exeter The mob broke into the butchers shops and
bakeries, plundered them and then Sc, them on ire
The police and military obliged to Ere upon the
mob.
Rev. W. J. Butler appointed by the Archbishop OF
Canterbury succeed DR.. Cosnso Bishop or Natal.
bu. Mr.. Butler has oscnsd the prefermenI
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1867.
The Lord Mayors banquet took place yesterday. All
the members OF the Derby -Dsrael Ministry were pre-.
sent, except Lord Derby.
Mr. Dsrasli made speech, in the course Of which he
alluded to the controversies which had arisen between
England and the United States But, he said, better
feelings had arisen In America since last year. and
had every to hope for the maintenance Of those
relations OF friendship demanded by the material
interests and by every moral feeling could unts the
two nations
LIVERPOOL, Nov. S-Eveniua.
Al the races, which commenced to-day, Mandrake
won the Liverpool! cup.
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THE EASTERN CUES TON.

Accord Of the Christian Powers to Future
PsIicy-The sultan Accepts the RESPONSE.
LONDON Nov. s-Midaight
England, France and Austria have come 10 common
udsrstasdng as 10 the policy DO pursued by them
hereafter in The Eastern question.
PARIS Nov. o. 1857.
The Sublime Porte has replied 70 the last JOINT note OF
She European Powers The sultan declines 70 receive
,hs,r advice aud accepts responsibility for the events
vh,ch which may ensus.
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MASSACHUSE rs.


Bosros. Nov al, lst'.
Avery spirited race took place to-day at the Mystic
Park Riding Course, between Nj. Blanchard's eh. g.
License and Mr. Bradisys D.. Sheppard Knapp. The
track in avery heavy condition. This following Is
summary
Mysrro Riprxe PARK. Monday. Nov. 1l--haich for
Al 600 20 ST00: mile heats best sbree In nvc
Mr. Blanchard entered ch- g. License. ........s1 ]
NJ Bradley entered b. .. sheppard Knapp.
T,me--293L; 2:30h; 2s1is
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TINE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Commercial Intelligence.
HAVANA, Nov. II, 1867.
Our Vice Consul General At this port has telegraphsd
10 the State Department that the cholera serious here
and that the officially declared number Of cases
the increase
Sugar market Is frmsr; No. 12 Dutch standard IL
quoted II 81 Sh reals per arroba.
Exchange-0n London, l4k Is per cent premium; ON
Paris two per cent premium on New York, currency
nrm, at a. . % per cent discount Gold nominal
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CHINA.

TyphO0n mt Macn0-(sreat Destruction Of
-, PrOperty-The Tea Market.
LoyDos Nov. 8, 1867.
kilograms have been received hers stating thai
second typhoon had occurred a, Macao in China The
damage to property immense.
Beyond this no details have been received.
LONDON, Nov. 0, 1857
AdvIces from Canton report tina. the tea market
quiet The total exports Of tea from the commencement
the to tho 18th OF October amounted TO
ty.ssven million pounds.
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CONSIDERATION Of a Catholic BishSe Iva Toronto.
TORONTO. Nov. IL, 1887.
Tho conservation Of Bishop Walsh yesterday
Of the most impressive Catholic ceremonies VIII
messed In Canada All the Canadian bishops were pre-.
sent; also BIsnop Conroy Of Albany, and large
Der Of Catholic dgnitsriss from United Slater The
Archbishop OF Quebec assisted BY Bishop Lynch, ad-
rninstersd the oath The services lasted nvs and half
hours ana were OF the most imposing character.
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CALF RN,A.

Commercial. Financial asd Marine IntciIi-
Geuce.
CAV FxArusco. November 2, 1907.
A. noon to-day the steamer constiuuou sAied FOR
Panams taking 1924 900 treasure Of which ssls 200
10 for New York. Judge Field OF shs Supreme Court
IL passenger In her
Ths UnltsA States stssmss Pensacola and saginav
sailed for Massssn today and the ship Herald Of the
Morning for New YORK.
arrived With $40 bills Of whale oil, 30 bbs sperm sad
10. 900 lbs OF bone
fhs Vineyard and British Boz the latter with 2so
bbs Of whale oil and 900 iba OF bone ara now cusids
awaiting Supplies, after receiving wnich they Will pro.
coed on q southern cruise.
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IRELAND.

Fonians still Trial.
DUBLIN. Nov. 8-Noon
The jury in the case Of Costello, who on trial in
this city FOR alleged completely Fenansm. unable
10 agree.
LONDON Nov 10, 1857.
The London Times, In article on the Fen!an trials
says IL thinks that the American nativity OF General
Maggie will save him from . conviction.
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This question Is practically answered Ia the Affirmative
Thousands OF physcisns day. Sometimes
erdin forms alcohol, somsss tine.
lures which simply Inferior alcohol lose med.
Gated; small proportion Of the faculty give the
preference 70 HosrBfTEHf STOMACH BITrkRs, "a tho
carefully prepared medicinal slimuant al presen,
known possible for iudioe tsaf blind 10
ths marked with which this extraordinary tonie
has been admin firred Of dysp>
curing the ssi twenty years II we're possible 70 can.
The whole country for in which had
enected Of this obstinate and Agontgins
diseases they number mons No wonder then iha,
become standard medicine Ia city. "a
and village IN the United states and that names The
distinguished literature art and science the voucbers
for remarkable properties The an sntnry
Pisburs with IL eItersvs sorehousss IL the largest
establishment Of the nd in this country and IN
the world. The amount Of manual labor employed In The
preparation Of The Bitcrs 70 say nothing The steam
driven machinery greater shAs thai of other proprls
tAry medicine esia oshmens this continent and tbs
bssslns Providence the beneficial rssnlts Of this une.
qnAed and slterauve soex,easge With IL con.
tiuually Increasing salss.
sold by all aruggisss
Nrv YORK. 0iics ~ Dss street
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PENNS YLvAN!A.

The Philadelphia Cixar Makers ON a strike.
PBnApxryHiA, Nov II, 1851.
IN. iourpsymsn cigar makers Of this city are now on
. .,rss In some Instances IN advance Of thirty per
Cant :, tbs,r old prices 10 demanded. Nearly oil me
sssnufsc,urs nave refused W aeosds 10 The demands
al the men and the latter have quit work Asess Two
shsussnd hRnds altogether Ms N We Git.
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TENNESSEE.
Racing a. Memphis.

hsMfHls, Nov. II, 1851.
The 6rst meeting over the Memphis course vas well
attended full tus thousand persons being present. The
arv, race for The Nursery purse Of $500. mile dash
saver samis were made i've paying forfsiss The
No Won by Riepeisu Tine son. The second race
rss 70, he Green stake Of $780, mile heas Nine en-
trss were made Ave paying fcrfets asd shs vas
von by Anne leicher Time, LUX aud .elI.
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The following whale ships have arrived The Al.
mira, with 10 bDls spern oil 1850 bbs whale oil and
$500 lbs bons the Oliver Crscksr with 600 bbls oil
and 600 ibA bone the Reindeer with 500 bbls OIL
ana ~ 500 iba bone from shs Ochotak
The Sea BrsssA with l5O0 blis oil and 2. 900 lbs
Of bosa from Kedisc. The Whusa Clifford 9Th 40
bbls oil and 2, 500 ibs. II bose
Qjsed tadG.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.


Csurtesies Between the King and the French
Rice Productions Rs Lumahai-Arrivalsf from
tho Arctic Regions.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 10, 1867
Honolulu advces to October % state that the whale
ship Oliver Croker had arrived in charge Of the fra.
officer Captain Lspham having died in the Arctic Ocean
His body, preserved in OIL was taken ashore and
placed in lead coffin be sent home TO his relatives
Tho bark reports when two days sail from San
Francisco having experienced shocks Of earthquake
The French steamer Venus twenty-five guns, had ar
rived at Honolulu from Tahiti, October Q; also the
British bark Garshong. from Liverpool October a. The
King gave an audience on the 18th OF October 10
Monsieur Boyugsr, the French Commissioner and Con-
sui at which the officers OF the frigate Venus were
present His Majesty and suite we're subsequently en-
tertained on board the Venus
Anew nee plantation at Lumahai has produced the
finest rice ever seen In the Honolulu market
The bark A. J. Pope arrived from New Bedford Octo.
Der TO- Tue bark r c. wye sailed October 81 for Ham,
burg The ship 0hsllo was in port repairing The ship
Ceyion 10 sail for New Bedford this week
The Lackawanna was In that port.
whaler had arrived from the Arctic Ocean with 400
bills Oil and 900 lbs OF bone.
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TIVE PRESS TELEGRAM.

N. yellow Fever In New OrleaBs-Arrsval sf
German Emisrants In Louisiana and Texas.
Nsw oHLsAss, Nov. IL, 1867.
No deaths from yellow fever were reported 10 the
Board Of Health yesterday and there we're ~ applca-
sious TO ths Howard Associs,ion for relief
The Bremen ship Carl arrived here yesterday, bring
ing another load o. German emlgrants The Texas pa.
pe the isis arrival Of large number % GER
man smgrants n that State.
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Cholera ON the Island.

GUOiefu On suS IstNnu~
HAVANA. Nov. IL, 1867.
The United States Consul at this port has tele-
graphed to Washington that health bills will not
be issued yet, a. some cases Of cholera still prevail
on the island.
Mr.. W. H. Hses. the General Superintendent
of the International Telegraph Company. returns
on the United States steamer Don.
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DENMARK.

The Sale of Territory to the United States.
LONDON, New 0-Evening.
The London Globe contradcts the report that ali tho
Danish West India islands to be disposed Of and
says the island Of St. Thomas only TO be sold the
United States, for which the be paid Denmark
$s000,0 900 in gold.
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They made her grave 700 cold aud damp
For soul 90 honest and true"
ff they had been wise the necessity OF opening me
grave ,or one 80 lovely mishs have been svsyed pLANfA
TON BlfIkRS IL timely rsed resous shs young
snd.oy, the middle aged and .he sss from confirmed
Almost all diseases have. Their ssgnpns 10 sshs
d0cslty % The stomach would eventuase IN dys
pepss headache liver coupasn night sweass oossump-
von desth Plantation ntsrx yin prevent these prssnoui.
osI mpoms and keep the blood pure And me sseh rood
MAGNOLIA WATRR.--A delightful soiie, article
psrsor ~ Cologns and Al half the prize
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SPECIAL TeLEsRAms 70 THE HERALD.
Another Raid on Frecmss0ns-The Reported
Cholera Cases.

Another Raid ON Freemasons-The Reported
Cholera Cases.
HAVANA, Nov. 10,
Via KEY WEST, Nov. Ill, 1851
Last week at Puerto Principe the police sur.
prised and arrested the members OF Masonic
lodge not in regular standing while holding .
meeting at their rooms. No cause was assigned
members were set at liberty the third day after
their arrest.
Proceedings have been instituted by the Medical
Censor against such doctors maintain that the
late sporadic cases Of cholerine likely prove
epidemic.
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the PRESS TelE6RAm.
The Con.ti,utionni Convention.

The Constif utionnf Convention.
AInArS, Nov. III, 1857.
The Constitutional Convention reconvenes hsrs TO-
morrow at noon. A Of the democratic members
4 called at 10 A. NJ and IL likely thel will
favor Immediate adjournment.
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Advance in the Bank Rate.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. g. 1851
The Bank Of Amsterdam has raised the rate OF dis
count from to az per cent