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washington Correspondence.

.s..--4. ,-aE a. New YORK, Nov. 1. 81
a Washington special says the clerks in the
War Department have been granted furoughs
to go home to vote.
The question whether the deposit tickets,
used in gold operations through the clearing
house and the New York Gold Exchange bank
are subject to a stamp tax has been decided
negatively. -. p ~Fgss
Several revenue inspectors in New York are
to be removed to-day ,fsi~
Ii is understood that the Rev. DR. Hawley
tons.
Inc PRESIDENT is about to decline receiving
visitors, as he commences writing his annual
message in a day or two.
Letters are being received FROM respectable
negroes saying that they are in fear Of the
whites at the South and urging that they be
granted permission to form military compa-f
MES. y a5dstff .ar 4aF
Ten dollar eonnterfeits on the Third Nation
al Bank of Philadelphia have been received in
Washington
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COLUMBUS, Oct. 81.
During the three days 1900 votes have been
poiletl. All but IS were deposited by negroes,
and all are for a convention.
AUGUSTA, Oct 81
The election progresses quietly, the whites
taking but little interest in it; 1866 votes nave
been polled to date in this city anu coSnsy'
The total number REGISTERED was ooio. scar year
ly all the votes cast are for a conventoh uios-
Sock comfy has LOG votes cast. Jefferson (first
day. $50 votes, Wilkes 1.-TWO daysl I3oo, Ialla-
ferro two days. 900 Greene (three days. l122,
MiIed oeyille 1Ol9--al for convention but0ne,
Marietta three days. GAO, mostly by freedmen
and ne ,rly all for convention, Griffin (Spald
mo county) 241 to-day-total 116S In Hersev
county the total vote last night was 789. of
which So were for a convention In Pike
county the voting is almost entirely for a con-
vention. In Albany all is quiet, 1921 yores
were polled, all radical
Z MI & = 80 SAVANNAH, Oct. 81. e
The number of votes polled to-day was ia
IN the city and $50 i'll the county The negroes
voted the radical ticket a3,lsl
1s.,3Ik ROME, Oct. 81.
The total vote of this city for three days was
l36!-closely divided ON the convention. The
radicals claim 400 majority so far Nearly all
were white voters; there will be from 500 to
700 cast. Lagrange pOlled l717 votes, all for
the convention, seven whites voted In Fort
Gaines the whole vote was 385, all tor the con-
vention; no whites voted.
$500 ~. MACON, Oct 81 I
The total vote in this city and county is 1908.
In Townsville the total vote for three days
was 1876, all for a convention but few whites
voted. y 4tiFt& is3 40
- AUGUSTA, Nov. l.
There were 263 votes poled i'm Richmond to-
day. Waitfield county has pOlled 1850 votes,
go of which We're for the convention. Murray
county has poled a majority of 200 votes for
the convention. Rome has polled total vote
vi i425, the votes Tor the convention being
little ahead. IL is rumered that Chattanooga
and Barton counties are against the conven-
ton. Marietta had $50 votes polled up to this
evening, very few whites voted. Amercus
has poled total vote of 1912, all OF which
were for the convention, no whites voted. AL
bany, total vote 1853, all for the convention,
only whites voted. The election in Macon
Was progressing slowly total vote 1899, only
whites voted AT Milledgevlle Is votes were
polled for the convention, no whites voted. AT
Athens s votes were polled to-day, 4 white
voted mn r..s...,.s
Later, 10sP M-The conservative papers de-
nonDce Gen. Pope's extension If the time for
voting as Illegal and contrary to law
lLagrande polled 9O4 votes !, all were for the
convention Only four whites voted.
~ t..laaF3 2 SAVANNAH, Nov. 1.
The election excitement has died out Sew
enteen votes were cast to-day. The total city
vote is $50, and the county vote, 2,315 Bryan
county gives 1856 for the convention and 20
against. Chatham county, SO far as heard from,
shows q black vote Of 1908; Bingham, 2228
Themas county, 700; Opinet county, 158.
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- - = CHICAGO, IT., Nov. l.
Flour dull. Wheat frmer and advanced (1 &c
sales at Sc "a 50 for No. l. and 70 a 81 Tor No
2. Corn quiet; sales at 90 iOr No L. and O33 "a d
for No 2 Oats easier at 80! a 5ic IN store ami 545
afi0at, closing firm at the outside price Rive acyanc
ed 2c saies at 4 rs a 50 for No. 1, and 24a9 2,
for No Barley dull and declined SC sales at 0.
90 for No. 2. ,AIess Pork at 20 90 Tor new and
10 80 for old. Lard steady at re. ts r..
Receipts-8,00 bbs. -four 9G 900 bush wheat 7G
900 BUSH corn, 900 bush. oats, $500 hogs ship
ments--9,b00 bbls flour, 135 900 bush wheat % Doc
bush. corn and lis 500 bush. oats. -
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KINGSTON Canada, Oct. 81
me trial of tile lDriscoll murderers com
. IN. Yesterday: Sake Allen, the chief ac
s sor ~ ~ me tragedy,was found guilty. Howe
IoRoNTo, Ontario, Nov. 1.
Lieutenant General of Nova Scnt;a hos o.i,aa
on Richard McHoffey to undertake The he form,.
ton of new ministry out Of the ranks 81 H.
anti-Union party. u 'ne
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Aauthern Marlkefs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 80
Tobacco in good demand at full prices. Cotton
dull; Mildling &c. Hemp 20 a. IS for choice tii-
dressed Flour quiet; low grades are scarce and
wanted; supertne 6 80 "a 80; extra, 8 90 a. s 80
double do 50 "a ii 90; fancy Il so "a IA 3d. Wheat
Spring advanced "a 7c; choice Winter Red 2 IS "a
50; prime 10 choice Fall red 81 6a265; Spring Of
q Oh. Corn unchanged, Oats advanced; sales al
Go a &C. Barley unchanged at 70 az 30 for prime
to choice Spring. Rye decliped SC sales ut IS a
40. Provisions dull; Mess Pork 10 so; Baeon-rit
canvassed 24c. Live Hogs o. 9tc.
ftsS. MOBILE, Oct 80
Cotton market closed quiet AiiddIine 1854 (al Tic
sales 600 bales receipts 755 bales. isfHAffT fiCl
AUGUSTA, Ca, Oct So
Cotton ac Lowers sales sos bales receipts $40 bales
Middltngs 16lc.
IL y. asgi,i,.p 80 ss4 SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 80
Cotton dull and heavy; holders anxious to real
ize; New York Middling isc; sales Ago bales. H. j.
tib CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct 80
Cotton active at decline OF az lc; sales $50 bales
Middlings ia @ 1sc; receipts 1854 bales. 5d{ "a W
WILMINaroN, N. c., Oct 30 .
Spirits Turpontine declined !; sales at 90 az Sic
Resin quiet at so for common. Cotton active at n
decline; Middings at lite. Tar 20. ln $50 llI
New ORLEANS, Noy L.
J Cotton--Mildlmgs 10 a lalc. Sugar-con1non
Louisiana HE; Muscovado 12l 20 13c,, A1olasses-
prime irregular at Go q
~ e-NF%A - = - = -
aeFeA 4oSan Francisco Market. W r.
galE 500 lns sTsg1 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.
q Four-superfine %; extra s. 90. Wheat 2 80 "a
2 %. Legal Tenders T25 ifdi li.rl. iarr rr. -
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I8 - ~ y HAVANA, NOV. i. : q
This being All Saints day it was generally
observed as holiday throughout the island.
The Austrian frigate Novara has sailed for
Vera Cruz {. l.elllll = -
i There have been heavy arrivals of European
vessels to-day. ~ 'N
The ringeaders in the revolt in the peniten-
tiary at Santiago, ten in number, have been
tried by court martial and garroted The other
revoiters were sentenced to ten years impris-
onment each. --...
Two hundred and eighty defaulters resist
the payment OF their tax in Matanzas and the
tax gafherers have resigned .fun8
nThe taking of the census of the slaves in
Havana has been suspended, not a sufficient
number of clerks having been employed TO
carry il on This leaves a loophole for new
landing Of slaves
The freemasons have subscribed 5000 for
the family Of Morales. . +. 49,. :
The weather is superb. No eases Of yellow
fever .I..r- H. ...H
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To Let, 4ua5 saisa,g.4 !:
PLEASANT rooms with Board, at No. SO State
i Street. oct3Od1w*
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- BOSTON, Oct. 81
There is no change for the better ip4this market
everything tending to quiet demand for the fall
trade; comparatively few goods are coming forward
from the Manufacturers for distant markets who now
continue operations faI possible to orders, and
buyers limit orders to actual wants. Although tie
movement of goods for the last month would indi-
cate good trade, business has been unsatisfactory
IN point OF profits, and has been generally termed
hard. Prices at the moment cannot be quoted as
much lower, yet they iavor the buyer as Is usual
wheh the demand IL slack. Stocks ON hand have to
pear The burden OF the loss in the falling off of prices
WINE 10 order rates are well sustained With the
near ny trade business seems little more ctive and
the manufacturers are IN receipt of fair amount OF
orders Tor the stime being, and obtain SATISFACTORY
prices.-ShOe and Leather Reporter. - =
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For sale or Exchange for City
"a ~ PrODerty fr, 4Ia
Gemteel Board.

FEW genteel boar,leIs, married or single, can
IA be accommodated I'M a first class house the
Park. Apply TO VIM. Ii. JERKS, t.5
oc3id1w* Opposite Prcble House.
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CONCORD, Nov 4 -
Governor Hartman has issued proclama-
ton appointing Thursday, Nov, %, as day of
Thanksgiving in this State
itIl 1ig PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nov /.
The sloop j. HI. Bordu, from New York, with
iron, was. capsized in squat at Fall River,
last evening, and sunk. The crew got ashore,
but Capt. Nichols is missing.
HARRISBURG, PA, Nov L.
Coy. Geary to-day issued proclamation APP
pointing Nov. 2Sth for Thanksgiving day in
Pennsylvania -, ~
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1.
John Patterson and man named Hatchett,
in Jail at Franklin, charged with the murder
of David Lyons at Greenwood, were last night
taken tram Jail by mob and hung. b -
New YORK, Nov. j.
A Charleston, s. c., special dispatch says
circular is being circulated calling for a Con-
vention to oppose negro suffrage and the acts
of Congress. ~
A Richmond dispatch states that last night
Byrm's distillery and Myers & Co.'S rectifying
house, two of the largest whiskey establish
meDts in that city, Were taken possession OF by
the Collector of Internal Revenue, and be
tween $50 and 800 barrels of whiskey seized
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Frons Washington.

tt n WASHINGTON, Nov. l. p
Lieut. w. B. Gushing sailed last evening in
the gunboat Maumee for China, to look after
the pirates .s1..gE isaa
In the Supreme Conrtsof the District of CO.
lumbia to-day, writs of error in the cases
of the United States VS.. Cornelius Bowie
and ii. b. Tyler, brought to recover confiscit-
ed property, were denied. The cases will now
De taken directly to the Supreme Court of the
United States. 1t is probable, however, that
they may be disposed of in another form before
action can be taken by this Court, as recently
the original owners who loststher property by
participation in the rebellion have entered
suits of ejectment against the purchasers at
the conhscation sales, which suits have ma
tured and are now readysfoRtrial Is qstY
The National Democratic Executive Resi-
dent Committee met at the Metropolitan Hotel
to-day. All the members We're present, to-
gether with nrlmter OF specially invited gem
tielnen. The general stateof the country aud
the prospects of the Democrats in the Noyem-
Der elections were freely discussed An ad-
dress to the voters at the elections to be held
during the present month was read, calling
upon them TO unite with the committee in Ia
boring for the success of the Democratic party.
The committee have extended a special invita-
ton 10 the National Democratic General Com
mttee to meet them at the Metropolitan Hotel
at noon ON Thursday next There was q full
interchange of views on the situation The
committee adjourned until next Thursday
noon
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District Court of the United States.

gHptcy
V,HIS to give notice that petition has been pre-
scented TO the Court, this twentythrd day Of Octo-
Der, by George Hail. Of Portland, a Bankrupt, pray
ing that he may be decreed to have a full discharge
r0m all his debts, pr0vabe under the Bankrupt Act
and upon reading said Petition,
SIT Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, the eighteenth day OF November A
d., 1867. before the Court In Portland in said Dis
rict at 10 o'clock A. NJ and that notice thereof be
published in the Portland Evening star and Inc fort
land Daily Press spapeTs printed In said District,
once a week for two weeks and once IN the WetkIy
issue of said PAPERS and that all creditors who Nave
proved their debts and other persons in interest," may
appear at said time and place, anu snow cause any
~ y.a% a1 wy VIM. Il. PREBLE,
"' clerk of District Court tor said District.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov l. 4
Weston, the pedestrian, reached this city
fifteen minutes before o'clock this evening"
The crowd was so great that the police had TO
open passage for him through the street. lie
stopped at the City Hall a few minutes and
then proceeded. In response to the cheers of
the crowd he said he had walked 80 of the 100
miles to be done in twenty -four hours, and was
eighteen minutes ahead of time He was in
excellent spirits. 4.ots,s
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Valuable Real Estate sale.

nY Virtue OF a license from the Hon. Judge of
Is Probate Tor Cumberland County, shall sell, at
Public Auction, on Tuesday, November 18th, next,
at n O'Clock A. M on the premises the valuable lot
of land on the north corner OF Congress and Franklin
Streets; belonging to the estate Of late Charles h.
containing about 5000 square feet, subject mort
cages of s., 800. and interest.
Also, same day at o'clock p. M, at Private Sale,
at the Assessors Office. Market Hail. lot OF land
Vaughan Street. belonging To said estate, being 100
ieet on Vaughan Street, with depth OF about 143
feet subject in common with the adjoining lot cor
ner OF Vaughan and Pine Streets to mortgages of 81
$50. and interest
s. b BECKETT, Administrator.
F.0. BAILEY, Auetioneer. Oct. IL, 1861.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.
Gen. Harvey 4. Hayes has been removed
from the office of Sheriff of Orleans parish by
special order No. 169, for obstructing the re-
construction, and Luther Bullet is appointed
to fill the vacancy. -5..fl. 81 sl,.s.l-s.g5
Gen. Candy has issued a circular, revising
the decision of the Boards of Registration az
to the sufficency or insufficieney of the grounds
of challenges alleged in the registration lists.
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KhiiadeIphia srarIxe,..

q aHAIs5 PmLADELPIIA, Oct. 81.
Cotton dull; Middlng uplands at 10 e zoe. Petro
ieum weak Flour very dull; supertne at Z 80 es
and lower; Yellow 42l9 l As; Mixed Western 40.
Oats dull at s. a 75c Coffee quiet; Laguayra 164 "a
Tic, gold. - ..-.u-.ll u.
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- :" y -. LONDON. OCT 3I--Evenlng
Consols closed at 81 --iG for money 80
AMERICAN SEcURTrIEs.-The following are The
current quotations for American securities: United
States 5-2us 7o!; Illinois Central shares 500 Erie
Railroad shares al. :
t-fl ta LTvERPooL. oct. 3f-Eyening
Cotton opened quiet and easier and closed ouief
sales to-day 5000 bales; Aiddling upansls sal Mid,
ding Orleans Std Breadstuifs opened inactive and
have been dull throughout the day. Wheat closed
with decline OF I'd; sales at los for California and
us for He'd Western; Corn advanced 3d. closing quiet
a. iss oil ior new Mixed Western; Barley 5s Al ~ Gu
lbs; American Oats 81 iOd; Peas 57s Cd,
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. NEW YORK, Nov.L
The registration OF voters in Brooklyn show
q result Of 1890. .1-i- f.l i. -a.lifs Il
Gen. Sheridan and staff arrived here last
night y
1t Is officially stated that 81 sos voters were
registered in this city to-day; he total number
registered is 106,290; the total number regis
tered last yeer was 22ii2 The registration
closes to-morrow
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49, as. BUFFALO, N Y, Oct. 30.
Flour quiet; sales 800 bbs. Spring and Amber My
ed al 10 75 100 bbls Spring 10 50; 100 bbs White
Western and Canada at IL 80. Rye four nominal AT
s 90 az %. Wheat quiet and lower; sales n. 600
bush. No. Milwaukee Club al Is; 49, 90 bush do
per sample at rs; 1880 bush. No. Chicago al 90
Corn dull and lower; No. Western offered at 1 IL
without buyers; new Toledo nominal at l 15 Oats
dull aud lower; sales 1900 bush. Western at &c.
Barley auiet sales 5000 bush. Canada at 27, some
holding as high as l %. .a 81
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NEW YORK, Nov. /.
Cotton-5c lower.
Flour-dnll and 10 a. 20c lower; sales 1871 bbls.
State 20 az 10 80 round hoop Ohio at 80 90 10 25
Western at 20 % 10 90; southern at 20 O00 II Is;
California at II 50 "a IS 80.
Wheat-active and firm; sales 10000 BUSH Chca-
go Spring No. at 2 81 "a . 80; do No. at % q
2 %; Amber State II.
Coin--u unchanged; sales $4,000 BUSH; Mixed West
ern at 81 a 40. ~ 400 =
oats-lowcr Western at 79I a. SOC.
Beef-heavy.
Polk-sales prime at q CO. 5st fMhLl III
iard-heavy; sales al I2a C1 13le ~ - *At
Whiskey-quiet. ~
Sugar-steady. SO .ia lIs.a
Coiee-lrm.
Naval Stores-quiet. Is ( ..... s..er as,
Petroleum-Iower; crude 131 az 14cs as' - - ~
Freights To Lyerpool-auiet
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BY ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the Law
leap with jog and move with the agility and elastic
ity OF yonth; the heated brain Ia cooled the frost-
bitten limbs restored, the nnconth detOrmties re-
moved; faintness converted to vgor, weakness to
strength; the blind made TO see the deaf 10 hear and
the pasied torm to move uprght the blemishes Of
youth Oblterated; the ACCIDENTS OF mature lie
prevented the ealamities OF old age ohvated and
| active crculati0H maintained.
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New Firm, New Goods.

"JyHE undersigned would announce TO the trade
J. that they have formed eopartnersbip under
he Arm of
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Hats, Hats, Hats.
$4,000, Reward. Lost.
NOTICE.

neIeDy gwen that the 'BoOthbay Marine Kali
way at townsend Harbor, ESQ called IL finish
ed ana ready for work. 1t has two Cradles, taking
up Two vessels at time, OF two hundred tons each
., Inc one on the lower Cradle can be launched while
up together and boih Iannchrd tooetber TT sFts~
Ihere Is fourteen feet OF water the lower Cradle
az common tlie They are located in a very desira-
PIE pGice as iiey run North and South and have the
sun on both sides. They are built If the very best
matefsh ana with great care and skill by Mr. Ed
ward , " Lo,rms, Of Provincetown, Mass.
Ihefe VIII DE Kept constantly on hand, suitable
mateTai ior repairing, painting and caukng vessels.
Az iapor VIII be done with dispatch and at as low
Taie as possible. Should be pleased to have QUE
pr e,r, ~ SEpH NICKERSON, Boothbay, Prest-
ERASTUS NiCkERSON. Boothbay Clerk a Treas.
DIRECTORS:
ALLEN LEWIS, BOothbay
THOMAS MARIsS, Southport,
October 12-tl2m 7's7- y ~ ~
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Wanted.

B A GENTS WANTED--$1Oto $50 day. to intro
IA duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price 800. It uses two threads.
and psakes the genuine LOOK STITCH All other low
pricea machines make the Chain stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. W. g. WILSON
81 Co., Manydcfnrers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13d3m
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Virginia EtceIiOsa.

RICHMOND, Oct 81.
The official vote of the State at the late cleo.
ton is as follows: White, 1924; colored, 80
656; for the convention, 1885 whites, 92507
colored; against the convention, 81 249 whites
63S colored. Gen. Schofield, in view of the
complaints of fraud, is about to order new
census OF the voting population of Richmond
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"a " VAUDEVILLE Nov. 1.
At the firemen's muster held here to-day
Watervile engine, No. 8 took the first prize,
playing 1876 feet. The Ticonic engine, No. 1,
of Waterville, took the second prize, playing
1876 feet, inches Five engines contested. \
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Cleveland Markets.

CLEVELAND Oct. 80.
Flour steady and quiet. Wheat Jun and nominal ;
No. 4 Winter Red at 2 GO; No. doat PAS "a 250.-
Corn dun II for the present and II az ~ for
November. Oats firm and in good demand. Barley
dH and held at 80 "a SIS for No. l. Petroleum
al,a ~ y
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NOT MueJ,

4 HAVE often been asked ii 1 intend TO interfere
L with Messrs Leath q Cores Process Of refining by
Steam now answer once tor all that do not. us0
their steam refined soap which is the best in the mar
ket ior cleansing my boiling tanks But steam rein
ed Trpe takes the lead OF 4 ar tices OF food You
Octnbar tlff w, BELkNAf.
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Second Hand Safe Wanted.
A SECOND hand small Safe wanted. Enquire at
IA this office. TsI~~g 75lIiE5y nov1d2t
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BALTIMORE. Oct. ST.
Cotton dull at i9c tor Midding uplands Flouryerg
duh and prices eakW heat Hat and declined {,
Toe; prime to choice red at s. tl275 Corn mi
So Yellow 80 g / IS; new dry Southern yellow
70 ig ~. oats--yesterday's prices barely main
famed, Aye duh /; nothing doing. Provisions flat
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The Liberte says that the Emperor of Aus
tria has given his assent tothe proposed gener-
al conference for the settlement OF the Roman
question, but Pope Plus TX absolutely refuses
to be party TO il and England and Russia are
reported to have declined the invitation OF
France to join the conference
Returns Of the Bank Of France show an in
crease of lEflnO0 fro ,,au
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West Virginia EIec.ion.

WHEELING, Nov l. =.
/. The Intelligencer Of this morning, speaking
of the recent election in this State, intimates
that the Senate viii stand as follows: 2Orepub-
licans to 2 democrats, and the House about the
same as last year, say "A republicans to II
democrats sf 80 sNe
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co M M Err GAL,


: ~ l-st.I asnII NEW YORK, Nov. 10 P. NJ
Money easy at a per cent on call, and a lG
per cent. prime discounts Gold closed firm 14l
"a 14lt. Sterling Exchange frmer, due chiefly to
Iemittances for coupons Government secu tiles
steady but quiet. Stocks closed heavy and lower
The business at the SubTreasury to-day as fol-
lows: Receipts, S1.2si,391 payments, S4227, e34
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Els MILWAUKEE, Oct. 80.
Flour duh and weak city double extras 975 q
10 rs; country do 5000 $50 Wheat unsettled at
VI For No. and So for No. 2. Corn firm at u for
80 ana Il for No. 2 Lake Freights weak; wheat
10 buifaio Tic; to Oswego lac. s4fs@s4sa
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State of Maine.

AUGUSTA, Oct. II, ls6I.
A NJ a,li,nrnaJ Session Of the Board Of Commas
n ;a,Ds 80 ;,,rsstieate the condition, management
and affairs Of The insane ASYLUM, at Augusta, I'M
der Resolves of the Forty sixth LeeisiatuIe, wiz 20
yember next. n - -
October 81. dtd
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No further advices have been received from
Rome The means of direct communication
have been destroyed by cutting the telegraph
wires and tearing mp the railways. The latest
news from Rome comes almost exclusively by
way of EIaranca f-as- HiE8 100 ~ =