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CALF oRNIA.

The Hnw Milan Reciprocity Notwithstanding
0rerafi ons Of "a DefamIsing Agent hmenx
thr Chi nese Merchants.
SAY FR>scrsco, Nov. o., 1867
The CD amber Of Commerce held meeting last night
TO coBst her the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty. A COM
nittse was sppomted Investigate the subject and
make early report
Sang crate the sbseondisg subagsnt OF the san Fran
cisco and Pacific Sugar Refining Company went to Hong
Kong BY the Great Republic and chartered vessel 20
load with sugar o. Mccomoula Bathsa for San Fran
cisc'S agent Of the company, and after swindine
snt drafts the company here, sailed for Manila with
letters oil introduction from the principal or the house
OF the China Sugar Company The company In this city
have sent notice OF mis- frauds and description or his
Dsrsop BY steamer to Manila
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THE INDIANS.

EniIare Of the North Platte Cemscii--ApreIut-
meaf Of Indian Aaeuts-A Hand Loom
Among the Warriors.
b. Iorn Nov. 70. 1867
North Platte special dispatches say NO Indians
have yet arrived They promise 70 come in three days.
and have been making similar promises for months
General Terry has to st. Paul and General Ausur
10 Omaha. Colonel Taylor leaves to-day for wAshiag
ton. Colonel Tsppsn q IN Omaha, and no ons is here
sxcspssnr white, me Secretary OF The Commission.
Generals ssnsorp and Harvey have left tor this place
The Sioux would not meet them.
Henry NJ Matthews, Of St. Louis has been appointed
special AGENT or the Grow Indians: A. T. Chamberlain,
OF st. Louis, special agent Of the Northern Indiana
with bis headquarters a. For LArsms, and Levi Holl.
day OF g. Louis has been appointed general sgsnt Of
The tribes Of the North Platte.
The Indians here are mach Interested Ia hand loom
about 10 he introduced among the dinsrent tribes which
viii enable them 70 weave their own blankets
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LOUISIANA.

THE Reconstruction ConventIo In Session-A
Negro In the Chnir-The Now sheriff.
Nxw ORisASs Nov. 20, 1867
The Convention met At to-day and elected col.
ord temporary chairman and secretary. No
permanent organization arrived and they id.
jouned until Monday forty -four negroes aad twenty.
1--WE whites present.
In the Judge Taafero seemed to BE- the choice
for permanent chairman but II probable that the no.
gro members will elect one Of their color.
II 10 Understood that 10 resolved in the caucus
that the 1rst OF the Convention would declare
al the State Offices vacant and 70 all the with their
own appointeea The recent appointments by General
Mower with one or two exceptions do not satisfy the
members OF the Convention.
Dr. Avery, the newly appointed Sheriff. was IN his
oncs this morning and swore Ia most OF tho deputies
The have continued their busnssss which has
been interrupted by the late confusion.
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Tho Son Davis Triai-Joc johnston and cx-
sccretar, seddsu as Witnesses for the Gov
efnnA0f.
RIoasosp, Nov. 2s, 1867.
The Davis trial will commence Monday, at eleven
O'Clock AL that hour he win place himself ia the Gus
tody OF the United States Marshal and psiisvsd he
~, be bAied from day to day his recoGnixsnce
ABOUT nfteen witnesses summoned for the govern
mont, including James A. seldom. late Confederate
secretary OF War; and General Joseph y. Johnston.
stated toat he will be tried . new Indictment 20
% made oy the Grand Jury Chief Justice Chase
and Judge Underwood vii. arrive here on Monday
morning Aessrs. Chandler and Evars OF the prose
cutioa and Oconor ana Shea OF the defence will
to-day with hrs counsel.
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TENNESSEE.

The General Assembly OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church nc Nashviiie-Escnpe Of Horse
Thief-Aid to state Railroads.
NASHVILLE, Nov. %, 1867.
Ia accordance with the recommendation Of the Special
Committee, the General Assembly OF tho Presbyterian
Church Of the United sass postponed the question OF
union with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church until
the meeting NJ Baltimore in May next The representa-
tives from the Kentucky Synod we're admitted.
J. Smith Taylor notorious horse thief in jail here
charged with murder scaled the walls this morning and
escaped. with three other prisoners one OF whom
recaptured.
The Senate to-day parsed bill apprcprating three
and ahaf millions or dollars In aid or the railroads OF
he Stafa H
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FenIan Invasions-A Chance for the Gen

Scnian InvasiOns-A Chance for the Gen.
erosity Of the Irish.
We hear occasionally of Fenian invasions
OF England and Ireland and Canada, but the
grandest Of them is but a poor affair as COM
pared with the Fenian invasion Of New York
city. While the Fenians who invade any part
Of the British dominions, too, are treated to
hanging, imprisonment, transportation and
such like pleasant entertainments, the Fenians
who invade New York are supplied with good
fat Offices and allowed to rule the city.
Whether it may be O'Kelly or O'Brien for
Sheriff; OConnolly for Comptroller O'Reilly
for Register; O'Conner for County Clerk !;
McSweeny for Chamberlain; O'Gorman for
Corporation Counsel; Mcmahon for Corpora
ton Attorney, or any of the O'Shannons,
O'Reiilys, O'Flynns, O'Keenans and O'Kennys
OF the Boards of the Common Council. eyery
Fenian invader is well provided for by our
generous countrymen, and makes the invasion
pay. We do not think it is asking too much
OF the Fenians In return If we suggest that
they now have an opportunity to display their
proverbial generosity by turning round and
voting for an American for just one office in
the city. They have got nearly the whole city
government in their own hands, and, like
OGorman, they will no doubt administer it in
. very liberal manner. Let them now show
themselves generous by voting in body for
. worthy representative of the old and honored
Knickerbockers, John II. Anthem, for Mayor.
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ENGLAND.

The fcnsas Cenvicts Hnnxed-DIanclesic
stt Quiet.
4t MAScmsrEE, Nov %, 1851.
The condemned Fsnians Messrs. Allen, Larkn aud
Could suffered the extreme penalty Of the Law in this
city q ten O'Clock this forenoon.
the precautions taken by the government 10 guard
against outbreaks were slectraI
Notwithstanding the prevalence or dense fog and
dvxzling rain storm the crowd that witnessed the exe-
cutica was very large.
The city 10 now perfectly quiss
LosDos. Nov. 23-Evsning
Dispatches just received from Manchester state that
the city IL quiet.
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NEW CURES BY HOFFs MALT EXTRACT Driver
ACE OF HEALTH.
W Brown Esl;, Olesn cass eountv-From HE10K-
Charles ReiD. Esq, Ninety third Eighth ave-
nue., New xork-Frum DISEASES OF TIE CHEST.
THROAT
From GRMERAL IjERTf.iTy uiol' avenue Srccnynvv
sgsss.o EsS s Wsst rhyssh.h ssrseFrem In
Knupler, Esq, le9 Division street. New york-Froaa
4 4sssTiSArE cArARkH, and his vito from wkAk,
niTr SSh; sar ES1S stree. Ne. Co.'S
Mls,. JohasnA Fuchs IA spring street New York
STRENGTHENED AFTER TYPHUS FEVER.
rg Hh Knapp Rcehesses. .r-LUScs STRENGTH.
ep:sAys Hume 80 Eighth avenue New rortcASSor
Sold BY druggists and grocss and At the depot sls
Broadway
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PORTO RICO
SPECIAL TEtrsaAm 10 THE HERALD.

Fearful Results Apprehendesi frss the Inan-
dssisns Caused BY the Late, sterm-shsck
or Earthauake Felt ne Sea.
The Spanish frigate Francisco de Asis had
arrived on the 18th inst
II was feared that the result OF the late storm
would prove still more feArf ully disastrous from
the consequent inundations-
The steamer Danube felt the shock Of the late
earthquake vixen ten miles .of the island.
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Thousands die, rs Il Inch by inch. OF bodily weak
for debility viii XIII certainly though not 40 quick
y raging fever II 1t asked how the weak shall bo
strong the dsbtated restored
hauseA reHIed with vital energy We that q AL Ia
vigorslng preparations given BY science TO from che
Of the art Of healing % the pressnt hour net
HosTE1rER's cELEBRArED STOMACH BITrARs
This ~ iced the tonic Of tones A. arovitaxng strenh
portg eprolongng AGENT the like Of tits not ~ b.
found in the catalogue Of medicines Among the various
articles IA ed 20 the dormant OF patuD Il
ALOE ehe great the parAyxed physique
II not only awakens the physical powers from stst Of
inanion but imparts vgor TO tho
muscular % nesvou; - Y wsr:
the decrepk the the broken both
recomm ended 10 try IT, They will assuredly hnd II .
present hsp In time OF trouble. New York onloe ~ Dog
\
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/ ~.sNA ss@.s"rM ~ sae nenAlu
Mere Details sfshs Trsabis Betwsen Monies
and salsave-Ths Marrow Escape Or the
Amsricaa CsnsuI-The Haysian Pirates
Reported Success Of tho CAGE Rebels.
HAVANA, Nov. 20, 1867.
We have papers with further details Of the news
| from Hsyti to the lth inst.
General Loon Monies was still kept chained and
closely guarded at Cape Haytisn. He was kept
naked in his prison. His wife pettioned the Leris
lative Chambers to obtain his release or speedy
trial. A lively debate ensued, which alarmed the
government. In order to silence the opposition,
mob was gotten up. with revolvers, rides,
machetes, &c. The mob was mostly composed Of
women. Salnave. in person, went to appease
them, and got them to dispense. He was afraid
to reprimand them, but spoke in familiar strain,
urging them to 80 home. and stating that the
Chambers would be reopened, and that patience
would remedy ell the mischief.
Later, the msb fred into tho American Consul's
house. One ball grszed the temple of the Consul,
who luckily escaped any injury.
4
Montes' brother was sheltered in the British
Consulate for fortnight until he succeeded in
sailing for Kingston, where he arrived on the
9th inst.
Foreigners were very uneasy Is to the future,
judging from these riotous proceedings.
Salnave wants loan Of SO 900 900 francs, and
proposes to hypothecate the revenue from Gus.
toms duties. He also proposes the establishment
Of national bank and complete sweep.
ing of Of all the existing paper money
in the country. he encourages the people to re.
ceive favorably his plan Of National Joint Stock
Agricultural Savings Bank, with contemplated
capital Of fifty millions Of francs. of which gov.
eminent win take one-half and add the proceeds
Of the sale to be made of Genrard's effects
Breadstufs are 1t famine rates, and pirates are
watching vessels or Cape Dillman.
The Cacos, four thousand strong, have taken
Cobabos, on the Dominican frontier.
A petition was presented, signed by alarge num-
Der, praying for the proclamationo Of dictatorship.
the Assembly has appointed commission to con-
slider the propriety Of recalling the exiles. Sal
nave made an address to the Assembly, in which
he INDUCED in bombsstic congratulations over his
successful administration and the gallant conduct
Of the army sent against the Cacos. He promised
to annihilate oppressors and tyrants, and hoped
to make Hsyti an independent nation in all her
movements.
Important war movements were being made,
and large force well commanded Unpopular
officers, interested in putting down, Salnave and
bringing his Presidency to short term was ex-
pected to make its appearance at point well
selected. It was supposed this force was the one
that made its appearance at Coba5cs. They are
ell Cacos and all soldiers.
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ST. DOMINGO.


Haysian Tssursenss Crsssiag from Dsninican
Soil int Haysi-Iew They Dups she HayfIan
Commanders.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1867.
News from st. Domingo has been received here
to the LIST inst.
Large numbers Of Haytian insurgents have been
pouring into the Haytian border provinces to strike
. bold blow against Salnave's government. A
desperate engagement was soon expected to take
place ON the frontier.
Two hundred Of these insurgents recently sur
rendered to General Alexis, who.commands on the
Northern frontier; and after accepting service in
his army they marched OF one night tn the insur-
gent camp, taking along the clothing. equipments
and two cannon which had been given them.
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MASSACHUSETTS

Three Men Prectpisas~d Fsrty Feet by Fan
from = sca6eId at Wsrcestor-Tws Or Thcn
Killed and the Third DanaevsusIy Iniured.
woHcnsrEs, hass, Nov 20, 1897.
A shocking accident occurred IN sosfh Bridge stree
engaged stating roof gave way, precipsasns than ia
the ground, distance 81 forty feet Mr. hsdbury Of
Boston, and Chauncy Dslano. Of this city were nss Ally
killed and q mAn whose name 10 unknown hsd HI -
broken, aud received Injuries which Of sfass char
setev. E
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Westom on His TravelG-Faiiure OF the
Fourth Attempt nj tho Hundred Mile
Feat.
ToLED0, Ohio Nov. Is, 1867.
Weston reached stryksn Ohio hfty miles distant
from this city, twenty minutes past two clock this
morning He commenced hi0 fourth attempt 70 walk
one hundred miles In twenty -four hours, but abandoned
u in consequence Of discre between the distance
given by card and the acusi distance which he found
considerably greater He reached EdgArown. Ohio at
hsIfpas I'VE O'Clock tha. afternoon. He goes from
there 10 Waterloo. Ind. y hftesn miles further west
where he vii remain over Sunday, and commence the
next one hundred mile trial on Monday
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ToRTsOLA.


SPECIAL TElfeRAm 70 THE HERALD.
The Isissd swept Ctss .n-The People House,
Mss.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1867.
Mr.. Simons wrote 60 ST. Thomas, ON the Lat Of
November that the islands Of Tortols and st.
John were both swsv clean by the hurricane, and
all the inhabitants n houseless. The lighthouse
at st. Thomas r. d. wn.
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whippins as . PasishRsens Ter Criae-Dis-
sustiss RxhihitIrn ss Newcastle.
Tnnnsros. New. -. 1857.
The Daily Cowxc1 Of this city, says this afternoon
Van msa-six coorst rnd four whts--vsvs Iashsd At
Newesss,s to-day. TIE exhibition was witnessed bya
lsrrs crowd OF men, boys and eiris The whipping
menosd ~ one O'Clock The scene vas sulivened BY
druuksn man singing hymns and the shoutiag Of
children This Lnornng ave msn we're viIlorlsd.
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COLOMBIA.


PrenancismIensss In the Inserisr-The Raye
SsfH Detained.
HAVANA, Nov. %. 1867.
The Spanish steam frigate Corona, from St.
Martha, n. O., reports that great many pron~,-
cidnientos had been made in Colombia, and the in
terror was still quite disturbed.
The steamer Rayo On. r. Cpler) was still de-
tanned in Carthagens.
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Excitement In PhiIaAeIphia Over the New
WhIskoy Regulates.
PnLAbszfhzA. Fov o., 1891
There 10 considerable sxcitsnsaf A. vhisksy deal
s in consequence Of the new ssgulat On Of The Treas.
ury Department which viu ssusoixsss oil The bondsd
whiskss IN one warehouse whsrsb- certain prominent
polisysans n y said wsu pcckes GOAT 1gp.ooo an
nwA IA ssorexs fss&
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NE0"' REiN RUNS RAyING.


A red hot poker applied tho limbs body over The
locality of pain IN of beneHt Spanish es any
IMMINENT compounded Of pepper and turpen&ine
Each scAf the nesh and create and
surface than the original complaint and tho poker appca
ton quicker cheaper aud lesa
hacks wailing dull times; fow
angels visits burned child is afraid Of the are Thelpuba
have been burned too often BY these worthless nostrus
that produce greater pain TO less and will
the patronage Sensible folks know better also thAa -
dose themselves with physic to have pills Of kind
craed down their stcmschs longer They have also
learned the fact that melted lard Of much mportanc
food and medicine invented Ut 70 into All
that pills produce cosveness and III health and those
who them freely miserable Tho vendors or
these than useless compounds have got ft Of
and spleen, and running rapidly rabid ana
beg their customers leave theni Folks
thare 10 place In New York whore ali when h
and be Of relief instantly without adding 6e
10 their pain DIR. WOLCOTT. ITO Chatham square, New
York. removes ali kind of pain free Of has
branch ofco at ~ Myrtle avenue Brooklyn: also At -
Winter street Boston, for the free accommodation or the
public and these facts hurt the lucrative busness Of
the old fashioned cayenne pepper smuants spansh dics
horror a. DR. Wocott and his wonderful remedy PAIN
PAINT This paint gives leaves color Il harm
css water, reduces all ind mmaon rapidly and
pain the mention In less than Ave minutes
in any OF the limbs body DR. Wocott teaches AL
quit the dangerous and health ruinous practice Of
swallowing medicines 70 correct the diet and live naturally
instead of indulging in artificial mummeries.
Dr.. Wocott the well known Of that standar
remedy for cstArrh and colds In the head, the INSTAN
PAIN ANNIHILATOR Sold by all druggists. pure viii
wrappers Beware Of brown or tinted Wrappers.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Elerfion-R adicai T0rchlight Process
sion ut Wiimtngtou.
WILMINGTON, Nov. %, 1861
Returns thus far received indicate the election OF
radical delegates to the Convention. large radical
torchight procession took place last night which was
composed entirely OF negroes
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Burning Of the Schooner Charter Oak at
Dresden Bridge.
PORTLAND. Nov. %, 1861.
Tho schooner Charter Oak was bnrned AZ Dresden
Bridge last night She valued at eight thousand
dollars and had eighty tons Of hay and three hundred
barrels Of potatoes on board
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"'s'A' 'lts".- ~ We M~la
Reersanizssish ef the Cabisss-Rsbslsv Dis-
basziua.
HAVANA, Nov. -, 1867.
The latest news FRAN venczeula received here
IL to the 9Th inst.
President Falcon had finally succeeded In reor.
ganixing his esNaet.
General Barr sgas had telesraphed that nearly
oil the Gusrlalinajs rebels had been captured By
General Huiz. Th.ir chief, however, had escaped
The Zodrieuez faction was being hosly pursued
by General Barrsgss himself Most Of these re-
bis had become disbsnded. ard Gomez. with lis
comrades had gone home.
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The Very Highest PRICE. the Cross ssf q -
Legion or -
GROVER 4 BAkER SEWING MACHINES al thss X Il, the
sition Untverselie. Paris, 1867. ~
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OCEAN CABL Es.

The Revised Tariff or Atlantic Cable Tolls.
LONDON, Nov. 70, 1857.
10 correct Interpretations which seem 10 exist in
America, in regard TO the iarif or the Atlantic
Gable Companies We give the following points Of tho
agreement entered into by the ssvsrai companies In
tsrssted for the reausmens or the charges and cond
tom for transmitting messages between Europe and
America, TO take effect on LIST Of December next:--
Five words consisting Of mot more than twenty Eve
letters in s "a bs allowed frse with each message
for address and signature.
The minimum charge for message between any part
OF Great Britain and the city u New York BE- f5 So
or ~. in gold, for ten words ess containing in
AL more than nifty letters The charge for each I'd.
dtiona word o. not exceeding i've letters ten shngs,
or 81 so in gold.
All extra charges for code messages are abolished
The company however, viii not undertake. to accept
every form OF code that may be presented unless at
special rates.
Messages in cypher will be charged at the rate OF
20 6 or $25 In Rod for the arst ten cyphers and 10
or 81 80 In geld, for each additional cypher.
n. B. BY 'cypher' is meant the Of numer-
ais or OF letters Of she alphabet forming meither any
known nor dictionary word nor Of places. ships
Or persons, &c. aaH
When cyphsr Is intermixed with pain words the
plain portion Of the message win be charged the or
binary rate and the remainder cyphsr.
In counting despatch, when the text Tor body Of the
meseage) requiring to he sent docs not amount 70
words, or nifty letters any remainder up 70 the ten
words, may be applied without extra charge towards
tho amphcasion Of the name arid address.
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Wise; TeSpess ord nd S OrnsS =; Hair ~ 10.
OR IL Bond street. anI
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A Most Suitable Thankasiving Preaens 20
smoker l. undoubtedly genuine Meerscbaum, which re
LAX SON sell manufacturers prices at their
So Broadway aud n John street, near Nassau ALSO
pairing done. Boiipg u.
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The ship News steam Yachts.

The new organization Of steam yachts in
the harbor Of New York for the purpose of col
Letting marine news has already proved to be
FAR ahead Of the old rowboat system Two
oars and strstcher cannot compete with
steam. and the shipping merchants Of this city
who read the HERALD have learned the fact
and appreciate the enterprise. The results Of
the two systems for collecting harbor news
may be seen BY . reference to the list Of
arrivals in yesterdays HERALD and to those Of
our morning contemporaries. They compare
~ follows, the reports Of the steam yachts
being published in null in the HERALD, while
the other morning journals are content with
the rowboat reports:-
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which shows that the steam yachts reported
forty-two more arrivals at this port in one day
than the rowboats.
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E!egant silk PImshes. Choicest CoIors Ne ~
Cloths, sold yard 1t Importers cost ~ ADJ I'M
NEWS. corner Fourteenth street and sixth avenue.
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Teryey's Patent Weather strips H ;seue .
wind, Warranted !
Maiden lane. New York. -