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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TEE LONDON MorEY MARKu-LoxDoS, Nov. Ia p.
M-Consols for money, - 5-le; United States i've
twenty bonds 70; Illinois Central Railway shares, 80k
Erie Railway shares, AK.
LONDON Nov. 1-Evsning Tho holiday has been
generally observed here and On the Continent Little
business has bssn transacted in this city Liverpool
and the markets al closed early. The commercial
contain ths closing quotations Of the day.
TEE FRANKFORT B0UnsR -FRANKToR1, Nov. l.
Noon.-Unitsd States nvstwenss for the issue Of 1861
76k.
Noon regular Brokers Circular reports the sales
Of cotton for the week at o. 900 bass OF which 5000
bales were taken on spscsaiioa and 1000 bales
s cat 900 balss Of which bales are Americas The
market opens dull to-day, and the sales estimated
5000 bales The following are the quotations Mid
dline uplands skd. mddlng Orleans, Cd.
LvRnroor. New. Ia p. N.-Cotson ID unchanged
TRADE RsPoRr-Ths advicss from Manchester are IN
favorable
LvIRpooL BRsAperuvys MAaKu. --Lrnpoor, Nov
l-2P M-Brsadstuf1 are DALI Peas have declined 70
sls California wheat has declined %. and 70 now
Quoted 81 15 Cd western MIXED hes advanced 20
[os 3D. for which q u sailing on the spot and 70 arrive
a l7s "a OAss and barley are wthout change.
IavunpooL PRovfuoNg MAnKHr -IxvuRrooI, Nov. l.
2P Mn the provisions market lard declined 70 52s
ca Other articles UNCHANGED
LvuRrooL PnoDucE MARKHr -LrvxnP0or. Nov. l.
r Mn The produce market NO changes have taksn
Lorpor HArrrr.-LorpoE, Nov Ia p M-Our
markets remain reported in the noon despatch.
whale OIL E40 per 25e gallons sperm oil, els per ton
liasssd oil, go los per ton Linseed cakes ell per
ton for thin obleng. cucutia linsesd oea Cd
THn PBrRoIEun Gar gu.-ASTwERf, Nov. Moon. -
II holiday here No business Is bsing transacted.
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GEORGIA.

Tho Couventi0u Observation-Disclosures u the
ConsorvativeA-Tw0 Counties Supposed "a
Have Gone Against thc Csnventien-sene-
raj Pspo Deneuaced Tor Extending tho Tinae
for Voting .-. q. ~ 80,
There wsre 26S votes pollsd Richmond 70 day Dai
ton whitfield county has posd los votes 900 being
for the convention Murray county has posd majority
Of roo for The convention. Rome has poilsd total
OF I,t2S votes the onvsntion being . little ahead.
II 10 rumorsd that Chattanooga and Barton counties
against the convention Marietta has $50 votes
poIlsd up TO this evening. Very few whites
votsd Americus has . total vose Of 1,6l2,
eli for the convention. No whites voted.
Albany total Of 75 ali for the convention.
Only three whites voted.
The election u Macon h progressing slowly The 10
al vote Il IT, 900. Only four whites voted
Al Miledgsvlle Is votes were posd for the convsn-
ton. No whites voted
Al Athens eight were poed to-day for the con-
vention- One white voted
The conservative papers denouncs General Popes
tension Of the time Of veting Illegal and contrary
law.
Lagrange has polIsd 1904 votes, AL for the convsn-
ton. Only twelve whites voted.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Nov. 1, 1857.
The election excitement has died cut. Seventeen
votes cast to-day. The total city vote is $40;
county, 2315.
Chatham county so far - heard FROM has total vote
polled Of g. 703 Efhingham has 22s. Thomas county.
100. Lownds has $40, and Prince county 1888.
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MISSOURI.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 TINE MsArl

Vote q Railroad neutrality-suspicious.
ssnrage-tseucrai Grant BecoMnnS q Pop
ular Presidential Candidate Among the
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 u Rnilroad-Pursuit
Of . Murderer.
81. LOUIS Nov I, TACT,
6o'Ci0ck p. N.
Tho Charlton County Couyt hes ordered svots to bs
taken In that county ,hs railroad subscription by
voters irrespective Of race csor The Woman
Suffrage Committee Of Sc. Louis propose sending
mittes 70 the county persuade female voters to cast
their ballots.
Prominent radicals gradually coming over 70 the
support OF Grant for President. Several Congresmcs.
and Senator Henderson among the number or the Mis-
souri, radical delegation their entire vote in the
Baltimore Convention for Grant against Lincoln. sod
though feeling Of opposton to Grant was sngendered
some time ago By Stanton's friends Grant is now the
favorts Of the radicals IL is regarded certain thst
he will b the candidate and many radical politicians
ANTIQUE 70 b on the winning side ass supporting him.
St Louis capitalists are negotiating for the Atchison
and Fort Kearny Railroad which taps the Omaha Pa.
clio Railroad 30 far west - TO threaten diversion OF
traffic 70 St Louis
The murderer OF General Bailey, Of Red river fame.
recently overaken the Southwest and exchanged
shots with his pursusrs, but eventually escaped.
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INDIANA.

Two Murderers Taken FROM the jail NJ
Frankltu ana Lynched-Exccuti0n Of Mil.
ton White at Anderson.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. I, 1857.
John Patterson and man nam Cd Hachsl, In jail 81
FRANKLIN, Ind, the former accused Of the murder Of
David Lyons, At Greenwood, Ind, and the latter sup.
posed 70 BE- an sccomplics Of Patterson and also
cussd Of committing murder In Kentucky, foreibly
taken from the jail last night BY mob and conveyed 70
schonsds woods near the town, and hanged Haschsll
nearly succeeded In making biz escape while on the
way " the place Of execution, bat Vas fred On
and recaptured A. the st attempt 70 hang HatshsIl
The rops broke but another and the deed
ACCOMPLISHED. The Journals correspondent says in
quest 10 be- "a held to-day 1t the Court House, but
there 10 vsy VI .ie sxcitsmsnt in consequence Of the
Affair
Milton white ths murderer Of Hoppas at Anderson,
Ind in Juns last executed ~ tive o'clock thIs After
noon In answer 70 the sheriff ~ TO whether he had
any,hng 70 say bsors the execution Of his sentence he
rephsd-a Nothing.u
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N E xIco.


Juarex to be Impeachsd-The Opposition In
the New Congress-Receptton for Romero
and Party-Saim SaIm ON Lopez.
HAVANA, Nov. ], 1851.
The Austrian steam frigals NovMa sailed from here
yesterday
rns steamer Fab Kss has arrived from Vera Cruz with
dates 70 October "a
The impeachment Of Juarsz is contemplated n con.
sentative influences do not prevail. Tor Congress the
election ID sure for the oppo siton
In Pusbla the sppesro Of sx.Govsrnor Msndsz 10
Minister Romero, accompanied by General Banks, 70
expected. magnificent reception awaits the party.
Senator Merton and General Bsnitss are " receive
them. The spponsmsat Of M. crpps hes been die
General Castillo ana Priscs sAim salm an a. che
capitol n vosRs 70 San Juan. Prince Salm Sam de-
souncss Lopez ana asserts that haxlmsns blosd on
the traitors head
In Durango thsy srs trying Lozada
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ENGLAND.

Death Of Lord ROsse-Failares Of Cotteu
Dealers.
LONDON. November I, 1867.
Lord William Rosse, the celebrated astronomsr died
yesterday, in the sixty seventh year OF his age
LONDON, Oct 20, 1857.
Mr. Hutchinson, cotton dealer, Of Liverpool, and
Msssn Lows Broa, OF London, have stopped payment
MANCHESTER Nov. 1-Evsnng.
The trial OF Allen and four other prisoners engaged
the rsnan riots concluded to-day before the special
commission. They were Ill convicted Of murder and
have received the sentence Of death The Of
rest Of the accused win be tried on Monday TO which
aav the court has adjourned The proceedings cause
extraordinary interest here
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

Colebraslon Of the Lutheran Anniversary In
81. L0uis-Fire In ST. Joseph.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. I, 1857.
The three hundred and nfteth jubilee Of the Rsfor-
nation y as celebrated here to-day By the various
churches, schools and organizations Of the Luthsraus
An Immense procession, estimated 70 have contained
10 900 persons including children, with banners and
music marched through Of the principal streets
C0ncordia Park speeches appropriate 70 the
cason delivered By several prominsnt Lutherans
Inc livery stable OF Me- McAilers. two tenement
houses Of John Angel and the millinery store and resi-
dencs Of Mrs. Holman s. Joseph, were burned last
night Twenty horses some Of them quite valuable,
psrshsd In the stable the loss 10 not ascersained.
McAlsrs 10 nsused for ST. 500 in the Home Insurance
Company, New York Mira Holman n insured for
$4,000 IN the stats Fire Insurance Company Of Ohio,
and "a, 900 In the Sangamon Of Springfield, ~.
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THE INDIANS.

Tho Text OF tho Peace Treaty-Thc whole
Thisg Considered . Hollow Trsce.
81. Louls, Nov l, 1857.
The st. Louis Republicans correspondent with the
Indian Peace Commissioners tssgphs the treaty which
has bscn made with the Cheyenne Indiana Il includes
treaty with tho Arapahoss The reservation for these
tribes situated in Southern Kansaa They are to receive
$50 600 annually ogether with certain articles OF CLOTH
Ing They withdraw Ill opposition 70 the construction
donal OF the privilege OF their hunting between the
Smoky Hill and Platte rivers would haze resulted In
continuance Of the The Kansas people not sat-
sned with the treaty. They consider hollow
The Commissioners will start u once for the North
Platte and Fort laramie and will return 20 Washinrt0n
By the way Of st. Louis and Chicago
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IRELAND.

The Fsnian Alarm and Murders Of Policemeu.
DUBLIN, Nov. !, 1857
Great excitement has been created here BY the wsntoa
shooting OF the two policemen on Wednesday night
proclamation has been issued BY the government
Offering reward Of thousand pounds for the arrest
Of the assassins
The police in this city and throughout the island
searching for the murdersn Two suspected PERSONS
have already been apprshsnded and in custody,
awaiting examination.
DUBLIN Nov. Evening
The trial OF General Warren 10 now progressing before
the Commission.
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THE SINKING Of TIVE rraRYsoAr DARCY.

The Perils or River Navigation-An Exciting
Scene.
Feyboas accidents Of late Increasing 10 alarm
ing What with fires and collisions these raas-
ports, to which Thousands Of human beings consiga
themselves with sense Of security bid far TO dispute
with the Jersey railroads the monopoly Of human
slaughter Providsntiay In the latest instance which
has attracted public attention lives sacrificed
and the excitement which the occurrence naturally
created has in consequence ssnsby aba,ed. The John
9. Darcy, which had becn lately rebuilt
had been plying regularly between Dssbrosses
street and Jersey City. On Thursday evening about
Dssbrossss slip and had passed thersrom about
three enh when the pilot perceived the Albany pro-
pelIer John Taylor coming up the river was sbb
be blew the whistle TO notify the Taylor he would
proceed ahead but had not succeeded IN doing whom
the gentsmcns cabin with grating crsak followed by
crash and tho confused sounds or falling splintsrs
what %: eject h must have been may b. judged from u:
the collision With the vanderbilt the gentle:
these, BY having : view Of the approschlng vss-
ss through tho Window were forswarned and " made
thus vsdsed fast came 70 stand the Darcy caresnine
70 the opposite SIDE which cIrcumstance, together with
ne shock and the nash sounds ., The cracking tim.
full Of passengsrs-which for moment bewiidered the
employees and dsnsd all attempts y restore order The
buried the deep beyond hope Of recovery, deaf
sning me boats having become dissnGagsd. success
fu effort made among the passengers - keep
stili and crowd themselves on ess side q
the boat % 70 keep the damAgs1 poY-
lion Of the hull ont Of wsser and thus prevent
leak. The stamping or horses, which threatened TO
bound with their burden across the chains into The
water was also . source Of much annoyance In The
meantime the hull 6lins, and the pilot seeing
hops Of being able 70 reach the opposite shore and
being driven far down By the tide 70 put hack nto
the slip turned for Chamber street slip whore both
passengers and wagons were disembarked Not one
hurt but win those individuals Of KEGS sessi-
buitiss among the gentsr the effects Of the shock
may b lasting. An snort was made 70 GROSS 70 The
Jersey shore bus tho boat had fairly passed the
middle Of the river when the nres were qusnchsd and
Tho boat esttlsd - u about 70 90 down The
pilot Captain Longstrsst, hsrsupon signallsa
the Jersey City, which up and took the Darcy In
towards the Jersey City slip, but evident she
could not hold out for such distance and hsadvay
WAS made for the Paterson dock Before this vas
reached tho Darcy rested On the fotton, the water
covering the deck Pumps wsrs applied yesterday 70
clear the hull with partial success, ana the leak
for stopped that II probable she viii be sfoat to-day
and will he conveyed 70 the dock for rcpars or the
cupabty Of each pilot in this collision there are dif.
ferent opinions Bat The matter 10 too grave ID the in
tsress Of The public 10 be allowed pass without IN
vsstgaton.
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NEW YORK.

A Republican Campaign Document from the
Superintendent Of the Insbriats Asylum ~
Bingham anton.
BrsonAxros Nov. !, 1857
Dr. Albert Day. Superintendent Of The New York
State Insbrisie Asylum, and President Of the state
Temperance Society has published letter 10 define his
position on the temperance question. Much feeling was
caused yesterday BY . published statement that 81
temperance meeting in this city, DR. Day had taken The
grounds that tempsrancs men could rot conscisnousy
vote ~ the coming election - ibis state making par.
resolution ct Syracuse. In his letter published
today Dr. Day says--"t NOT my Intention
in spsatne OF The obnoxious resolution Of The Syracuse
Convsnton to advise temperance not 70 vote the
Republican ticket. especially spoke against the for
nation or temperance party, but that the temperance
- sp should be 90 oreanzed that they might become o
power in the STATE and compel political parties 10 rscog
nj
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~rhc French Troops In Rome-The Concern
r trassd Papai Force 10 Attack the Carl
Oaioaa'' LoSpor, Nov. $3.50 p. n
Tessphic dispatches from Torsass. giving the situ-
k.on Il Affairs n Rome, have Just bssa received
hma.
4 the. French troops which were dsbarksd q civis
ksochis few days since had arrived AZ ns Holy
City,
K Tnsfs were 40 demonstrations whatever The city
Nj psrf.csy quiss and The French were received win
n Csns.,s. vhoss force was constantly ncrsasIns, ss
ksid hin posItisn on the outskirts Of Rome.
me papal forces wore 70 move out " men lntrsnsn'
Yachts asd atsaok him to.dsx.
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WaIlmcls,s Theatre.

Aassinger's drains, "A New Way TO Pay 0d Debts =
wa played here last night for the nst time season.
weG Mr. l. Davenport in the part Of Sir Giles Over
reach Although the play obsolete in tone character
language and almost In sentiment yet the very strong
cast With which II 10 presented At this
putting good actor actress ia every part-gives
new vitality. Mr. Davenports personation OF Sir Giles
Is sufficiently familiar 10 citizens piece or
ing ia the good old fashioned taste, without OF the
IRE with which genius has Ut times illuminated the
part. yet carefully studied and wrought on tbe
actors idea All the honors Of last niaht, however
we're taken by Mr. Stodaart In tho part Of Warral II
oxaggcrzttoa to say that the part has been
done hero with half the spirit success This per.
fermance alone entities Mr. Stoddart m actor
Of The frst ortsr In eccentric comedy.
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SPECIAL relsGsan 70 THE HERALD.

Some Observation-Disclosures to the New
Tsx-The Slave Censss-FIne Weather.
HAVANA, kcv !, 1867
Al Santiago, on the 2lh Of 0stopsr ten rngIssdsrs ia
the late revolt we're court maraled and garyotsd the
rest were seniencsd TO ten years imprisonment
A. Aaiansas two hundred and eighty dsfAulssn have
resisted the tar and the taxgashsrsrs have r.
signed.
At Havana the shave census has been Interrupted By
the opposition Of employers Il leaves loophole for
now landings BY doubling the nSurea
The Free Masons have subscribed 81 for the family
OF Msraies who sxilrd short time since
Tho weather Is superb, and thers cases Of
fever.
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Itsiiss Opera-DI sAans kapp YssaG.
new prima donna has made her bow 81 the Academy
OF Ausic The sslsction for her debut not happy
one, being sslca In Msyerb srs spectacular L'casne
mo merits Of this opera a. all know, depend
on the magnificent erchcstrA,ion, scenic effects
o' the world renowned ship and tree and
'os chorusca sslica has only grand
scsna ami that the last ac, when every one thinks
" gong nome or has gone home stl thers album
aan opportunities in the role for prIma donna
wnat manner OF artistic she is Nine Young has q
eear ytnpatheuc well trained and comfortable voice
~ mhicn tue lower nctos partake OF the contralto
.uihoss without losing tue soprano quality and in which
tne upper register beautifully rounded in each OF It's
notes she uses her voice like an artist with modera.
uon faithfully interpreting every phase OF passion
resorng 20 ouburss sensational
screaming Her acting in the irrepressble African was
al that might DO desired The orchestra under Carl
bergmann, was admirable and the ship and tree aid
tner duy IN coinmendabis manner. Don Bucefalo
matinee, and Janausonek Emilia Gaotti In the sysn
ing. form to-day's programme
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

New ORIRArs Nov, l, 1857
SPECIAL orders 1876, dated day. from Che hesdquar.
tsrs o. the Fifth Military District removes General Har
vy r. Hayes from the office OF slAarr in the parish OF
Orleans for being impsdment to tho reconstruction
Of louisiana under the aws Of Congress- and appointed
Cuthbert Bulitt 10 his place
There nine intsrments from yellow fever during
the twenty tour hours ending ~ 81 O'Clock TINS
morning.
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The PRESS TELEGRAM.

All Saints Day-Nlarine IuteiliGence.
HAVANA. Nov 4, 1867
This being All SAINTS Day, IL generally observed
- holiday throughout the island.
Arrived, brig Deaus, from Norfolk; the steamship
Cubs, from New Orleans. and Wilmington, from New
York Tho latter experienced heavy gale on her pas.
sage and was obliged TO put into savannah Her cargo
will DO surveyed before she proceeds to Vera Crux
There have been heavy arrivals Of European vessels
to-day.
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Miscellaneous.

Mr. dc CordovA will commence . sercs OF humorous
lectures 1t Stsinway Hall on Tuesday November g..
The subject Krs Fzziebary's New Girl His lectures
last season were attended BY the Sile Of the city.
Rita sangail rremdre danssss, from the Black Crook
at Niho's appears to DO the sensation in Boston ct
present The papen Of tho Hob arc In scstaciss ana
enter into phosophics analyses Of the light fantastic
all to prove her . seoopd Tagliont.
Lady DoU - stopping at the Now York HOTEL having
arrived from Memphis Tho prevalence Of yellow fswer
In the South compelled her TO relnqush her Southern
engagements for the fall season.
Ams. Rose vas sersns1ed BY Grafula's Seventh Reg
.neut band on Thursday night, after the concert Il
Sasinway Hail
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FRANCE.

Italy Called on 20 Explain her Actiou-Fraucis
Joseph Not Going e Berlin.
PARIS, Nov. l-Eveuing
The Aonitesr to-day says that the Emperor Napoleon
has demanded Of King Victor Emanuel explanation
Of the invasion Of the Roman territory By the Italian
forces
The statement that the Emperor Francis Joseph d 70
visit King William OF Prussia ~ Berlin u contradIcted
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WEST VIRGINIA..

The status Of the Next Legislative BODY.
wursLIHe, New. !, 1887
the 1nisusoswr Of this morning speaking Of tia
recent election in this State estimates that the Senate
win stand .wsusy republicans 70 two dsmocrats and The
House about the same last ysM-say fory'fouI ~
,publicans 70 eleven dsmocraM
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1867.
NEW YORK HERALD,


THO War In Parasuay-RamoredC Capture %
tho Principal Port OF Paraguay by the
Allies.
LoEDos, Nov. !, 1857.
A. The less snail steamer Was leaving Rio Jansiro
report reached thas city that the Brazilian troops had
captured The tsws Of Par called BY she natives Nssm
bscu. the chez per Of Paraguay. Il also reported
shss many prissLsrs and great quantity Of military
stores had fsllss into their banda
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4 Woman Ger. Painted.

Mrs Margaret Bothwick who resides VISIT Twensys
hfh street rear hnildlng had her back b,wes hips
painted. at DR.. WO COLT office 10 Chatham souare
New York She had Tor several yeas great agony and
pain, very sharp and intense In her body had been
treated ~ numerous physicians been also 10 the hospitals
Without any relief and the last resort al u
try DR. WoLCur1s PAIN PAINT Within three ninutes
she could stand upright entirely FREQ q any pain scores
knees every day a. DR. w0LC0rTs ONCE. rhsPAIN
Supernatural power Folks are constsntiy performias
miracles By It's use No spot pacs the human rystcm
Yields Instantly to Is power This psns leaves collar
with tho greatest rapdity by applying with bnaA.
over S2O worth rrtsled svsry day woicotrs oHcs
q! nsat ~ ~ also sold BY All druggists q rs a.
~ S9per bottle Larger bottes held eight 81 boTea
The Doctor Il the well lossans PhlN
ANNIHILATOR for cstarrh and colds in the
,rd remedy Buy none unlcss pure white Wrappers,
aaou got cheated.
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Ixrsssll Htwsut-psHctly TAXPAYERS.

Nsw yosK, Nov. !, 1867.
TO rBE EprroR on rHg HERALD
We notice in you, issue Of to-day the statement that
in Collector Shocks district zone gentleman paid In bis
check for sooo probably The gresssst amount ever
paid BY any enc taxpayer Messra r. q q. Lorillard
paid yesterday Va Collector Bailey, Of the Fourth dis
trct for single month"; sl14sA7 TO- and for many pre-
cedng months tho amount paid BY them has largely
exceeded Se5,ooo. ROBERT A. RYoNS Tar Clerk.
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TIVE YELLOW FEVER On the coEcA-ruu FROM na.
CuNLnD.


No BowIuo GssrS, Nov. I, 1851
TO TIE Enron os rHR HmAIp:--
In your papers Of yesterday and this morning you
publish statement that two Of the crew Of the Corsica
had died from yellow fever and that two more haA bees
ssieksR viii feel obliged BY your permitting me 70
state that only one person, the steward, disa the
voyage from ysllsv fever the other death vas not
coed health. r. CUNARD.
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RHODE ISLAND.

weston, the Pedestrian, On His Travels.
PsovIDncl Nov. ], 1867.
weston. the pedestrian, reached this city at ar.
teen minutes before nine o'clock this even
ing The crowd was % great the police
had TO open . passage for him through
the streets He stopped Al the City Hotel fifteen minutes
and proceeded In responss 70 the cheers Of the
crowd he said had walked hrtytwo OF the ndrsd
lles 10 be done twenty -four hours and was
minutes ahead Of time. He was In sxcslIsnt spirta
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PRUSSIA.

Probable Intcrvention In tho Roman Ques-
ttOn.
BE1In, Nov. I, 1851.
Tho Provincial CoTesDondenisn journal Of semi
oncial character. says Prussia will intervene in the
Roman dinicuiy, should such action on her part b.
necessary TO preserve the peace Of Europe.