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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

vas LoSpos MosEr NARxsr. --Lospox. Nov. 25-Eyen-
iug--cobsss closed at % ZIG for money. American
securities closed n the following United States
Fvstwsnisss 7ok lllineis Central Railway shares So
Ere Railway Shares 49,
/ rHp FaANKroxr BouRsE --FRAygsoRr, Nov 25--Even.
ngUned states bonds quoted NJ 75x for the issuc
or 1853 HeE 88@0te@
1 Llvrsrao corroi kARKsI.- -LfvERpooI, Nov. 10
Evening the cotton market closed heavy and irreEu-
lar but with rather more dong. Prices have declined
IN additional sixteenth, making fully onsquartsr penny
yer pound the opening. MiddlIng uplands, Sd.
tniddiing Orleans sgd. The sales OF the day foo, up
10 600 bslss.
LvEasoot BEzADsIvrfs MasEsT. -LIvgRrooI, Nov. 20
Fveutng The market closed quiet aud steady. Corn
ss cd whext--California, los Cd. red Western,
ass g. pcr NO =. Barley, De- A. Oats, ~ I'D.
Peas, sos
I LrvRers0 Provisions MAEEnr.--IfvERrooI, Nov. IS
Evening the provisions market closed quiet. Tss
usual authorities quote follows:--Besf 1l2s. ca.
pork, lis. ard, sls cheese 52s. bacon, 4Ss
LvEsPot'. rroDucx MARxEr.--IavERroor, Nov. 25-
Gvsain0. hxm o. 26s. Cd for No. II Dutrh
standard. Common rosn, S., and medium, LII Tai
low, 1as. T3rpentine, 2Is I'd. Petrolcum-Spirs 2s
refined, Is I'd Clover seed, 39s Whale oil, ESQ.
sperm oil, g,i.. Lnsssd cakes ell S. Linsscd oil.
rax PsE.olEcs MARKEr.--AsTwsEr Nov q Even
ing.-1ne p.lyoIeum market il prmer and prices have
advanced o 80. Soc
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Tho Alabama Claims In ParIiameni-The
Fenfun Agitasion-C olsnel Kelly Said 70 He
HecRp.nred.
LONDON Nov. 25-Evening
nssos was given in che House Of Commons this even
Sng ths the Stanley letters relative to the A
sbsuA claims would BE- called for ON Thursday next.
LoSDoS, Nov. Is. 1867
There was much excitement manifested amona the
Tsnians yesterday not only in the great cities OF Eng
Hand but those also, OF Ireland The Sabbath being
day Of leisure large crowds Of lrshmsn congegated AZ
fhs street corners In Manchester, Birmingham and
Dublin, and freely canvasssl the action OF the govern
nsns IN ths recent execution Of the Fen,an convets
While the demonstrations were intemperats, 10 cav
the least aere open riot serious disturbance
y he pablo peace
The yovsrnnsnt u fully prepared to meet any out.
presk Dispatches from various parts Of the country
Ssisd tnis alo,nins announce everything quiet
xvsafooi, Nov. 25-E vening
is reported that ths prisoner Kelly, who was rescued
from the police authorities At Manchester by his Fsnian
Drsshrsn some time ago, has been rscaptursd
Different stories 70 his whereabouts had been in cir.
esAtiea for considerable time some persons claiming
fha, he Belgium and others again that they had
Sssn him in France.
According to despatched received to-day seems that
khsn the regular Inmaa Line steamship City Of Paris,
Captain Kennedy, which sailed from this port ON the
10th inst reached Queenstown Of the police OF
Shat city quietly aboard and captured Kelly who
had disguised himself and taken passage from Liverpool
Fer New yer: 1d 1ss
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A PapnI Legion-Death Of jet Davis Mother
tn-IRw.
JEFF DAVIS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the NsaAtp.

Non-Arrivai Of Chief Justice Cause.-The Trial
Being Fonnd-Mcesing Of Davis and Genera
Lee.
WASHINGTON Nov. q, 1887.
learn from Richmond to-day the United Statos Cir.
cult Court adjourned until eleven A. NJ tomorrow. A
telegram was received from Judge Chase stating that
he could not he there to-day Mr.. Davis was mo-
tilted Of tbs non-arrivA Of the Chief Justice.
and did not mako his appearance ~ tho court
room. As two O'Clock approached the crowd
grew very great aud company OF cavalry. detailed for
the special duty, present to preserve order
General Il r. lee and Jon Davis met tonight for the
first time close OF tina Judge Guilds par
Tor. The meeting cordial and naif an hour was
spent in conversation. Mr. Davis Mississippi counsel
Msssrs Anderson and HArker arrived hero to-day aud
had consultation With their client They are persona
friends Of Me- Davis. 1
General Robert e. Les and his two sons, Generals ".
N. y. and G. II. Gusts Lee the city. The
sells for ,hs engaged tonight in framing
indictments be sent to the Grand Jury tomorrow
the Of Jed Davis. Twenty grand jurors
present. Of these SIX negroes Three will bs
summoned before the opening OF the court tomorrow
or the ssvsnty.wo petit jurors summoned forty Ave
one white and twenty-seven colorsd Ex-Governor
Letcher arrived tonight and bad conference With
District Attorney Chandler He has been summoned IS
q witness In JEFF Davis case. Mr.. DAVIS has been in
conference with his counsel to-day.
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oompsrison with she scens IN adv Macbeth
Nus koee Eytnge lar surpassed what mghs nave bsea
expected AFTER her rather violent representation In the
nrst act OF wife suddenly confronted by = former
lover whom she supDoscs dead, and the second acs
Of the conflict between her affection Tor him and
her duly TO her husband In laIsr scene,
IN which sns conVinces Sin Ralph thai his gus
picions are unfoanded and charges him with
the gait Of trying compass The ruin OF Gerald and
particularly 10 the dna scene where SIR Ralph dies and
Gerald returns acquitted Misc Rose Fytinge acted admi
rably. little more reposs and refinement OF express
sion woud decidedly ADD 70 her oulsdSed qualities
~ An actress Ma John Seton sustained we'll the part
OF Susan faperoy aud Mr. G. r. Brown that Of James
Burrel the balm. Miss Mary Barrett a. Mas Florence
Seton had but little 10 do and Mr. B Rnggold did
well IN the part Of Gerald Gwynne although Il Ia
heavier than the roles with winch ne is most familiar
On the whole, the nra representation OF 'Azuds Peril"
was favoraby received By large aud fashionable audi
enos succeeding representations will doubtless prove
stIli more success .tu
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INDIANA.

Weston Ais Final One Hundred Miles
Triai-Thc Roads Heavy and the Rain
Failing.
'TuIEDo o., Nov. ~ 1867
Weston left Waterloo City Indiana, at twelve O'Clock
midnight OF she 2ath his hnh attempt to walk one
hundred miles In twenty -four hours and reached Lgo
nter Indiana thirty-hve miles. 1t nins O'Clock He left
Lgonier at hapxst nino O'Clock. It has been raining
most Of the time for the last twelve hours aud roads
heavy.
rniSpo Nov 2s 1867.
Weston left Eikhart Indiana 1t I'VE minutes past I've
O'Clock I. d., having made seventy miles In sixteen
hours and Atty minutes He Is coofdsnt Of completing
the ono hundred mies in twenty -four hours,
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MISSOURI
SPECIAL rELssRAm TO THE sssAla.
Arrscisas Attempt az n Double Murder In 50.
iesis-The Desperate Escapes.
81. Louu Nov. Is 1857

Afrocasas Attempt Double Murder IN SO.
iests-The Desperate Escapes.
ST.. Loun, Nov Is 1881
III O'Clock p. d.
The citizens on cnouisau avenue we're thrown into
tho widest excitsmont about SIX o'clock this morning
By the pspstrson or one Of the most mysterious crimes
known II the annals Of the city. young man named
MAI kiinger. for two months in the employ Of tailor
named Henu wel,or. who resided In the above mon
toned locality Jefferson avenue shot his employer
IN the back OF the heed with pistol then grasping
an axe standing the back door, dealt the tailors
wife severe blos the head, breaking her skull and
Telling her TO the floor. The family, abort time pre-
viousy. had arisen and Victor wasImsking preparation
for the days toll The wife busiy preparing break
fast. The young man shortly arose. and having armed
hiuselr with double barrel pistol went down stairs
and met his employer in the work room What
words passed bstwssa them We could not
ascertain, but the short colIoquy ended By
Klingsr presenting and airing his pistol. Az his
victims back Was turned, the ball entered the
Back part q the head Just ABOVE the neck and lodged
on the inside, whore 1t still remains The Desperate
then rushed into the kitchen and assaulted The wife
with the The cries Of the sufferers early an
ths nsshborhood and the house was soon ncd wish an
sns Ss crowd TIE Pereesratsr Of ths deed
secure ali the money on IL the house SsiousIsT
70 his employer, which ssaounfsd 70 about go. The
cause OF the ARRAY is not definitely known although Il
inferred that the only incentive that Of robbery
About three months since Victor ssceraned that young
Klinger, who was then Ia Germany DESTROYS Of
sigrsting 70 this country but had the necessary
means Tho tailor acted y benefact0r to
the young man and sent him the requisite funds
70 pay his passage, upon condition that when
he arrived here ne would work out the amount This
Kllnger acceptsd, and commenced employment - BE-.
fore stated about two mouths ago Nothing occurred
since that time to the peace Of the family and the
employer aud his employs apparently on the best
Of terms up to the period Of the tragedy. II has been
asceained that Kiinger yesterday visited the rail-
road Office and inquired particularly tho time Of
starting Of the train for indianapolis and the
cost of the fare to that point Il IA
therefore believed that be has started theuca The
police have been active ia searching for hnn all day.
Both Weitor and hts wife lying in q very critical
state The husband canno. possibly recover although
his physicians untring in their efforts 70 relieve
him. Mrs. WeorsN skull WAS found badly fractured,
and several portions OF the were taken OUT she
In great pain and unable 10 communicate any tau
g'be account OF the transaction. The whole affair ID
wrapped in mystery.
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Fspsiarisy Of the Cabinet-CaaribaIdi,s Heath.
FLoRsSoE, Nov. IS, 1885,.
The Ministers Of War and Of Justice in the new Cah
nst have been chosen Deputies TO Parliament after
Aossiy contested election.
Abuliesin nom vasisnane reports that Garibadi is
soussdersd better By bus physicians this morning
~ LOsDos. Nov. q, 1856.
Dsspstches have boon received which state that
yhs Illness Of General Gasbadi was caused by the harsh
rsasmsnt Of the Italian prison officials Who took tina.
course with view Of driving him to the United states
Or slsswhers eut Of the country
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NAILS FOR EUROPE.

rae canGd msil stssusAp see,ls, cAysAs Isaslss,
~iI leave tbs port % "Wednesday ser iAvssPsel
Tie mails for Europe viz cs,s % sss Post Once 81
tsitDass slsvsn e'e'ocs On Wednesday msfsos
rss ksw Toss np-~fdton To- varcrs wiz n
ss>dy sstss o'clock In the Uorn'ss
sssas cspsss. h ~pgy~S isr rpsisa, o. ssan
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TELKGRAPHC NEWS
Russia and Austria Accept the
Roman Conference.
~~-~~~~--~~>s-~~~~-~~~
The Alabama Claims Question in
Parliament.
--~~r->~~~~~~~-~~>e>o~>S~~
Attempted Double Murder in 81.
louis.
ROME.


Tho COuforcnoo On The Tcmporal Power
Austria and Russia Acceptable MinOr
Pswers Faverabie-The Pope states His
fesksS0ms
49, PAss Nov. 2s--Eysnins.
The Emperors or Russia and Austria have formally
gnnsd their intention Of participating In the proposed
eonrsnee for the settlement toe Roman question as
ugssssd BY the Emperor Napoleon a. have also nearly
N ~ smaller Powers II Earspa The course thai
Prussia VIII pursue " the matter Is NOT officially known,
BOZ believed that she too viii send representatives
me mote rec0ty SAINT from Great Britain on tue subject
% accepted here - . mere formal objection
BIS Holiness the Pope Is known 70 oppose In advance
any action Of the conference which nvadss the rights
ne now enjoys and particularly any plan dvsssng him
~ his temporal power.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

NOn-Arriyni Of Chief Justice Chase at Rich
moud-The Trial Not Yet Commenced.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Is. 1867.
Judge Chase did not to-day, consequently the
trial Of Mr.. Davis did not commence to-day.
The United States Court not in session at oil
to-day.
There was large crowd waiting admttance TO the
United States court during the day. company OF
cavalry the spot.
Among the witnesses summoned for the government
Generals Magruder. Malone and WickLan, OF Vir-
gina and General Gordon, or Georgia
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A M u s E M E N r s.
Opera-Romeo . Giuiietra.

Italian ODera-ROmeo Q Giuiietta.
The Academy Of Music opened asain last night
for Italian opera The manager ana his chorus singors
have arranged their difficulties and all went on
smoothly again. Gcunod's "isosueo and Julietn
repeated, with Pancsu "a Romeo AID Miss Haacr a.
juliet There good house notwithstanding the
dsagreeao!s weather. showing that Italian opera such
favorits amusement IN Ne. York that IL . only
necessary have first artses aud good operas
be successful With regard TO this particular opera
have already spoken OF It's merits and adaptation TO
New York audience whom it was brought out on last
Friday week for she first tne in this country There
s probably subject In the whole range OF dramatic
literature better adapted for tho highest display Of lyric
wit But while there arc many gems in this opera, is
does up the whole ~ the idea tho public
have OF the beautiful creation OF Shakespeare 70 do
Gounods com position justice stronger company re-
quifed than tho one performing at the Acadefny
It'll but fair 10 however that toe second represe-
tat;on improvement upon tho FIRST Pancan's
performance admirable and highly appreciated by
tho audience Though but short time here, this artistic
has made impression upon opera goers such few
can boast OF. On Wednesday night Romeo and juliet
be repeated aud tnaf In announced the last uight
but one OF its performance.
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lvtFrsxrtxD BglsY C.eg TIE as.s Of tAs K.si I'D
vsrd DUNBAR TIRE hssmw, goss hsiete shs Grand Jurs
Of Hesseru oousis Mum, ~ ne ssm ., souit no~ ~
season ana II - atictmss. il found sssinsa nts
viii doubtless ~ 20 us~l i0Dsossisly. ~ dessrsed
wife, hrs. h. ~ DaBtar, Of Nss bscfo'o Nssi ~
sxter. Mrs George n. Amy, $50 Of re~ beafofd, ere
her brothsf n v, J~nnsy, of1auntoD Maze. sr'cs
in Minneapolis on the 1yA uss ~ srpssr . -iusss
sssira Tie reverend gsstsnsn. naHesr y ~'h' ~ ~
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Fstsl Usiircsa Accidcpsrnear Bsscs~ea.
coscoap Nov. %. 1907
ceorgs snev, an employe the Northern Rsilrosd,
~ss run over and killed this mornns, Boscs-ss
sss lsayss WIDOW and are children.
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bosfot, Not. % Itt..
Tss isnasfar republican citizens sns cssss Psrss.
Asd meetings to night for .bs parposs u making scta
wstisar rsrfnr hsysrsisy TIE democrats look IN
rsrmsi ballot aad chose DR. Ssshsnls n shur,lef ~
vets Of - 70 - for eli others, and 10 wl dosbssv hs
.As nomssss the repssucsp CAUCUS sonins,sd ma
srsssn, navor Otis Ncrcrcss Nv vote Of CO 70 20 The
sissns ness NC vas called ~ srcnlar BY the irsnds
.sosd al The meeting The license mes hsd quite fell
sstAsslss. hst adjourned Tor ~ssx vishess mstisg
asv nam
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psl1s Of Tps cHsf tssMts o. TYf Fsllrt.Sa fst
oEetrrMtAr

lFtsn she Ersa.ns Telegram y v..t.ldsyl
PHaa.slrr~, Nov. -. 1861
Dsvid Jss, Chcf Engineer u ths Ere Department *
tss city touud dead 10 his once this ,aornus rms
Amir has caused uHiyeral sadness among frsnes W.
LYLE VII lie buried on thnrsdsv xftsr0oh Ire rrsnea
from Ill cite. are invited 70 sgiers.
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The ninth week Of her respected iadyship opened last
night With goodiy syes Of fashionable ladies
thusiastc gentlemen Tho Franco Teatonic author OF
tho delightful absurdt!es which have Paris in fer
ment and all Germany dancing the has taken up
permanent quarters Gotham He has buricsque
and grosesquc humor subject Of serious study. and
aims making people laugh appealing 10
feelings OF psthos and artistic sensbilty he
forty-elght years Of age and vs. str busy at his
irrssistbly comic productions last night Tostes
excellent voice. and Fritz, Bonn Puck. Grog Paul.
Wanda and Nepomuc full OF hamor, usuzi ia
lame aux Cameliss will be given tonight by me dga-
matte ccmpany.
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o-s. 80 ~. Lake asd vessess ashore >-ar
Muwaakes.
ylwAv~sv Nov. g. 1884,.
tss p<spsasx feesass ssd ievsral other vessels a.
sssrs Y tsH ,rsssy rhe siai y stIa sisu,sE
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Wallack-s Theatre.

wisely complying With the urgsn, popular d-nssd
novelty and variety Mr. Lester yslack hss suspended
representation Of he old hnt sterling plays which
have lately teen produced At bis theatre Iasrrgh he
brought out. FOR the ms, Tins n Am.rcs. yr Waits
Phillips drsua entitled s.i;auds rsri,' which is
nov having . successful IN n London. A.
though OF Preach origin. ihls play offers
scenes and characters tist are sniirey English.
Like other pssss by Mr. watts Phillips, snco peaa
Hearts Lost in London, and 'Ihe HGgueno tse-
uin,n sMsna's Peril 10 sensational but srrstc "
shounds in truly drsm.tc Situations Son. ~ tne
situations iscesd fnslo-drsmstc srourh pro.oxe
ssnss or tbs fliiculous ngesd Of the sanctions which
ths saiAor Intended 20 sreiae In Tbs IL
All. dis PLAYS, however, Mr. w.gts Phillips .vprs4
desernnstos 10 make u Indispensable Tor tte per
formers realty 80 ach None so' issy AND .uranhitols
s,tors can complain or this egi.eaam 81 hs NAT aid
The pnbhc mug 'hans him fcr y. inc COMPANY a.
waisckia Superior thar upi dil.un 10 uasks
good for "MA9ts Peril ~ = " walsk
rcnsrvsa 10 lhfas. fs and cssrscisr in,a
,hap ~ rrss nlsss i nigh sss,o 70 passss--
certainly Iuucp thsn reuid acquired in ne
hands 81 sv experienced srast. FROM his decistos
80 leave ,hs bent sspenoso n bs v's's arswer, and
hts snang iss AZ the uas toned bah 81 wslef
vhsh ne had sass =, TO- Gu !. b.. msTsLny frs
\ dsss NED srest he rruggs oes~sss trssd for
1 yoid aud memory 81 the kJ<dness % Gsr.ld
RAM chsiicssr 10 xii srs .hc he afterwards soush,
a. the risk or hs orn NE TO 0es from an usas v.r.
Oct ha VAN stlfnips W prand the Temptation 10 roh
\ ard rurdsr Sv Gsrh, ns inwiilngnsss 10 har, Lad,
nAuds when xns dlsrevs>td ssd Denounced h,n the
rsbbW and ASSASSIN " her. nushsss. s,d his sub.
rested asd hs'>a-errss, Toby Tspsrloy vas ,
iifsnss rsrrsv snsstcs. Nv ,. q. stsddar also
developed 70. the witness the higher dAmsiig
pc,onsistis> Of cir Ralph Chsonsr. With few sshs
eacssonsi fps Of ths tongue sccsssnsd ne doubt BY
ME fam srity wi,h 9. cemsev psr: ~ s,stdsr
nia fnss Eytngs, Lsdy NsuSs Chaonsr, made
pre- 81 her lsuassis ambition 70 adopt the admitted
l s<estIeuces ~ the Fresoh sokeo NJ acting 10 tn
] eissp- vsk M scess wrckyA rendered ~ di6cah ~
. n. ws.Is ras.ps scmsshs; ssiscivss cnseS9s 70
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Broadway Theatre.

The 'sTicke, Of Leave Nam stiu continues 10 draw
good houses to Barney Williams admirable little
Mr. Florencs's Bob Briery o. his bes mpersona-
TONS and Mrs Forescs has rarely b>en In more
attrscise role than ST. Evremohd The OF the
is admirable and Tom Tsylcr's c,f doitrf, could Nc;
be in better hands
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shs,s.r H,scsisa ~ HsrsfsrA-Tks Esssvs
Dym.crs,ic licked Elected.
HAsrfosr, Nov. -, isss.
A. shs s~s scpss here to-day the entire ssnocra.
80 ieS.s ss -.c,ss NJ wIcsli'ss s-ssrss rssslv
thee sassss-
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8a lesef b. hundreds naltlphed millions thao The
doomed Dana Who rods 70 swtt destcon IN Tennysoos
poeta great caygicade OF unhappy who rvsh
ing ntlnsy graves, followed bv gsu spectre DIS
prpsis. This u All wrong, should PLANTATIONS
BIfThRS Tho somschic killer dyspepsia
heartburn, headache yereo, tullness and ali sympos R
kindred character BY magic. For lAnguor, laxsude
great weakness and mcnts depression they have most
Wonderful effect
MAGNOLIA WATEB.A deiishtful ,cs, Article; sapss,ss
N a nd ~ Aalr ihf
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y
PAIs PAINT. ia ten mnates he fever broke sthe
gf- frty I'd ~ suffering although her bowsis had been
completely skinned BY nim.ns and Spanshhy bhstsra,
under the maltrestment Of ps se>ns Dr Wolcott PAIN
PAINT sopsaeat aud inflammation, instantly fnv4goAtes
aud gives tone 10 the whole system. leaves stan. IL
harmless water aud pfodces ths NJ a. sans
lions application. No pain here PAIN PAINr
iirry applied hr part afect.d AL pain tern.
eri-rns chroac aftsrcmoycd free u 81 Dr.
Wol-otts odles, IL" Csthan squsre. New YORK. Myrs
atsrue. brooklyn aud VI Winter street. foxtcr. II IL cold
Ill drgglsts zjc. 6r 81 aud 81 bottle VI IA brush.
Tor rsarh, colds ana ursrplon % the he Dv.
Wo00tts Instant Pain Aanhilaor Buy Gopt, unless in
pure white wrappers or you are cheated.
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IfYN0uTn. Net. ~, 1877.
Ias tar. brgaEs on water ssrsss, owned ~ y. A =
Barnss mslay used for storage destroyed ~ a..
this rssrs~x several buildings adjoining took ire ~
also asd nsnsne vessels the wharf, an6 hss
vsre ali sincasy saved TIE total loss ~ - Geo
psrtlw frSnrea
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CANADA.
,pfclsL rslscsaxs 70 rlF sfaaLa

Important Work Before tho Yarllam ons -ras
| Intercelsriai Railrsad-Divisios Of che Pc.
iiticaI Lcsders-The Fcnisns-The Reciprs-
OTTAWA, Ontario, Nov rs, 1857
The present session OF Parliament viii close before
she ibih proxmo Ths business 10 b. expedited en-
braces the Ia.srcoionAi Railroad bill the supply bili
the regulation OF .hs CUSTOMS aud tbs regulation OF the
excise
The norhsrn route viii probably bs chosen for the
Intsrcoonlal Railroad. being the moss distant from
the State OF Name
Nsssrs Mcdonald and Cartier are united only
by political interest. They are longer the Damon
and PyhI Of ths Legislature, Cartier accusing his col
league OF fsishfulnsss.
Ths Fsnian, Colonel Warren, condemned in ireland,
Is relative OF Mr.. Anglln New Bruasgick, member or
The House or Commons.
United States Consul General Avsrl Il believed to be
in Washington now.
Fenisn raid is considered likely ia retaliation 70.
che execution Of Eenians NJ Manchester
In tas House this evening AR. Jones, or Halifax.
asked whether the. Canadian governments had takca
means 70 sscertaa the Views OF The American govern
msnt the subject OF reciprocity treaty, and net
whether Il IL their intention 70 endeavcr its
renewals Also. in the event Of failing 70 secure ~
renewal, what they intend adopting with refer
the srandag OF licenses 20 American nsharss
Mr. Cartier answered that the government would take
the first opportunity TO obtain renewal Of the treaty
Mr. Bodwel asked whether il the intention Of the
government in the bill respecting patents OF invention
and discovery TO extend 10 citizens OF the United States
the facilities for obtaining patents OF inventions
and discovery Canada that Afforded citizens Of
this Dominion, and whether privileges under patents
enjoyed BY citizens OF the United States in the
province OF New Brunswick are TO Be- extended TO other
parts Of the Domins0nS
Mr.. Cartier replied shat tho mater il ia course OF
preparation
A PRpal xexion-Doash Of jet Davis Mother
tn.LRw.
MONTREAL Nov e. 1857
The newspaper organ Of tho Catholic priesthood urges
each parish send Pontihcal Rome, and
u is likely to be DONE and Papai corps OF three hun
dred men raised In tho Dominion.
Mrs. Howell, len Davis mother n-iAw died here At
four O'Clock this morning 81 the residence Of John
Lowell she had been failing for many days.
The deceased lady WAS believe, native 0: Georgia
and about sixty Ave years OF age She marsed Of
General Howell OF New Jersey OF revolutionary fame
BY whom she had several children. one Of whom,
vasina Howell Is the wife OF the rsbet President
In person Mrs Howell tall and nne looking
woman and vas quito dignGed n her manners.