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LADIES LIST.

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johnson r L miss
Johns Mary miss
Jarvis Mary Ann mrs
Karr Mary miss
sKnox Louisa, 2
KeIon NJ lie
X ern Leslie
Lemme Mary miss
slang | aura mrs
VI les He en- miss
More Molite T. mrs
| Matson Harriet mrs
sMilbrook Annie
sMiller Mollie
Mosiy Ellen mrs
Murphy NJ mis-
Myrtle Rosa miss
Malen Ellen miss
Morgan Julia Fl
Mansel Jiney miss
sMallon Ellen miss
Martin An ie mrs
McC alley Susan mrs
McCOaI Mary II
NJ Falling Julia mrs
NJ Grew Allie miss
y Otian n mrs
Eoil v Kate
SorcFoss Fl mrs
Ella miss
ct he'll Ellen mrs
Price Fancy b miss
Ponphel.y / miss
Purn ] Mtlly
Phillips f + mrs
) Parsons A mrs 2
Phillips + miss
Parse IS Ella mrs
Porter Jane mrs
Phillips Mary A
J Rodgers MOllie miss
Robinson A miss
SO kland A l. miss, :
sShea b mrs
Starks Susan mrs
SHELTON 4 b mrs
miss
Stur evant Bell
strong Ema mrs
sim pson Ellen mrs
Smith A l. mrs
Seely Jane W
Schofield Elizabeth
Thompson p mrs
Thorn psOn j mrs
Thompson Mary Ann
5 Wav Mary A mrs
Wallace l. K mrs
Wilson Vina
> Williamson Emily p
Wallace George Il
WatsoR Mary Ellen
W lcox r >
Wood Mary K
5 w ig&s Eliza beth u. 2
Walker Annie miss
White Sophia mrs, 2
Wesley Esther mrs
York Martha mrs
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ALABAMA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO the HEaAlo.

me Reconstruction Convention q Radical
White Eiephant-Pope and swuvne Urged
from Washington to Moderate the Zeal Of
tue DeieGates-The Black Radicals Not 10
DO Moderated on the franchise Question
The Slave Compensation Reuosut Ion 10 DO
Killed In Committee.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. l8, 1857
Tho Convention to day again took up The suffrage
quesdon and several speeches we're made for and
against dsfranchsement The present situatoii upon
this question ls very complicated. The more extreme
men have II is said been summoned by General s~'ayne
and instructed TO be more moderate their sation.
Generals Pope aud Swayno said 10 be hourly rsesv-
ing kilograms from Washington TO restrain the
Convention from passing extreme measures. So far
however, u Is doubtful whether these warnings will
acncve that object Some Of the delegates may con-
verted 10 moro temperate course; but Bingham and
Griffin who control the negro votes apparently de-
tcrmned 10 carry the majority report THESE refuse
70 back down, saying thar uplcss there
clause the radical party IN the State Is strong enough
to succeed IN the coming election General Swayne
reported 10 be endeavorng TO make Alabama by
OF the Convention, Chase state and hopes himself 10
be elected TO the United States Senate The proposition
pay negroes for services slaves 10 DO killed in
mee IL was proposed by negro, and the majority OF
the delegates afraid to against IT, fearing
u would prejudice tho. negroes against them. They
therefore voted ~ send II 70 committee, whore will
be smashed.
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EUROPEAN. MARKETS.

THE LONDON MoSEv MsHkyr. -Lcxpox Nov 19-Even.
ing-consols close at "a ZIG for Illinois Gen.
tral shares s45x Eres 4sk United states hve-twenty
bonds, 70x; Atlantic and Great Western consolidated
shares. 1914, o. noon.
ms FwaSKrogr Bousw. : FRArKsoRr, Nov 1s-Even-
ing -UnIted States hvctwcnsy bonds nrrner and
close nj 10 Tor the old issue
s.-The cotton market Is steady. Quotaiions an
changed the report, which was as follows
The market opens quiet and steady ~ the closing quota
tons Of Saturday. Thcvc IN rather more animation
the market and The sales likely 10 reach 10 900
bales. fMiddling uplands, T-16d. mddiing Orleans
II 16d.
IrvrfrooL BagApsrusvs MARxRr.-Lrvwroors Nov
1s--2P Morn is 50. higher; new mixed Western Is
selling a ass Cd per quarter Other artces angcd
IN price, whsst-l7s for California white and l3s l0d
for No. red Western. Barley, s. 3D. Oats, %. Id
Peas sos.
LsvrsPoos PRovrsro>s MARKET. -IavERPoor, Nov Is
up M-The only change reported IL In the price Of
bacon, which In IL Tower, Cumberland cut middles
selling at sps per cw Beef l0s. per bbl FOR winter
cured. PORK rs. Lard, 52s Chccs,. 52s
LavEnropt PRopucE NaRgEr --LtvEhrool. Nov. Isl
r. M-Amercan tsgiow has advanced 10 AS Cd and
spirits or turpcnne Is brm At 27a ID. psr cwL Sugar
26s. Cd for No ~ Dutch standard Resin, g.. 81 per
cwt. tor common Wilmington and Ia for medium 10
fne Petroleum, 81 per gallon Tor spir1s and Is 30.
for standard white. Glover seed, 30A per cwt for
Isxnroor, Nov 1s- Evening Tho market closes
quiet and without quoiabIe alteration Refined pstro-
leum, Is. AID. =
oulet and unchanged At $50 tor whsie and E1ll Tor
sperm. and Gao 10s for linsesd Lnseed cakes. El1
o. Calcutta lnseed 65s. Ga.
Tas PxrpoLrrx MaRKEr --Asrwssr, Nov 10 --Potro.
ieum 10 quiet At 4l{f per Dbl
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LOUISIANA.


Removal or sheriff HAYS and Appointment OF
Surgeon Avery In Ills Pisce-lspp0iutsnent
of New Clerk or the District Conrt-,Iass
MeetinA on the Currency Question.
NEW ORLf-Axg, Nov. 10. 1851, y
O'clock p. N.
TIE city h much excited, and General Hancock Is
looked FOR daily General Mower. the temporary military
commander, has again removed exrcbei General Hays
wbs vas endorsed BY General sasraas, and appo.acd
Surgeon Avery, OF negro resIsnt SAID 10 b. copper
head, sheriff. late Trtuns correspondent has
been appointed Clerk q The District Ceurt, position
said 70 be worth thirty thousand dollars. The city
rress endorse Avery and denouncs The latter appoint
msnI The Isssss says Of the new Clerk, me man "
more universally dsspised' white The Republican en-
4 mas meeting or citizens takes place Wednesday
IN Lsayse square, protest and ~ upon The currency
Look on. for stirring times here aule General Han
cock arrives before tho Convention meta
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YVES TcHEsTER.

IMPROVEMENTS At hoRRlsxNA-GoIya AHEAD Too
FAsr-A large number Of the residents Of tho towR Of
Morr'sania are complaining bitterly OF the enormous
taxation 10 which they are subjected through tho
opening grading and otherwise improving streets and
horoughfares throughout the town Many intelligent
and oeralnded cilizens contend that matters OF
DESCRIPTION are being pushed forward with too much
check was put Out 10 prevent serious 10
the municipality. Al the same time shat every right
thinking person perceives the advantage Of Improving
the artery Of the town. Boston road they properly
think that some attention should be paid the old
saying "creep before you walk In several instances
The local taxation has been SO heavy that property
owners have been compelled 70 sell cut Others
that Il things continue - they arc thoy will be forced
THE EBEsHARDr ASSAULT CASE AT MoRRsAslA-THg
ARREST o. THE RIoHr MAN Jacob Ebsnhardt, who
committed serious mistake last week in causing tho
arrest Of young man named David Lyle . charge
OF assault with intent TO rob- appeared yesterday fore
Adams as being the right man. Valentine BrenHeis,
who was in company with Jacob at the time Of the &C.
c,Urence, stated oath that he saw Adams put his
hands in Jacobs pockets and subseq uenty knock him
down. The prisoner pleaded guilty to tho assault but
denied having had any intention TO rob. He was liber
ated Oh pail, pending his uiai which will take piacc
this torn. st
FUNERAL or THE LxzE Mr.. BFvrELD, PosrxAsrm
MoRRsAsu "A large gathering Of persons assembled at
ST. PauIs Episcopal CAurch, Asrsania, yesterday a.
ternoon for the purpose OF paying tribute OF respect
the village, no died at his residence Saturday after
noon, after very Alness The deceased
four years Of and wac greatly osieemed among the
people town. not cnly for the excelieps msunsr
in which he performed tbs dulles Of bis office, nut from
hrs general worth a. . ciLseu. The remains were
moved to Wosdaawn Csmssery fovihtermcnt
KxRosESE LAnP ExpL0ssos. an NErRosE --About
Eve O'Clock yesterday svsasns, white a it.ls siss
named Krosachs. residing with her parents tho vii
age Of Melross. was trimming kerosene lamp " SUD
denly exploded. fhatternE the glass globe andvessef
into atoms Fortunately, however, the child sDsiained
but little injury beyond few slight scratches The
door caught fire. but was promptly ozsi0guisned with
bucket OF wafer In the hands Of tho girt's brother
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TINE sulcIns OF M. a. u. pumsaoy.

Particulars Of the Melancholy Event..
Mohawk Nov. l6Icsrrespondenue or TIE Troy Weiig
THIS village has been to-day the sceus or domestic
tragedy which will not be sfcrgotssD Robert H.
Pomeroy. als cashier OF the Mohawk National Bank.
mr. Pomeroy mad been long known and Akhly respected
this community. In early lite he
bat years ago received tho appointment OF
cssher-an Office which he filled satisfactorily onti
the occurrence Of those events which brought
led suspect tho management OF the bank. and
examination II was found tna Mr. Ptuseroy had dis
counted large amounts Of paper. in the aggregate
SIS 000 Tor psrsonai Trends, whoaAed TO take IL
up whom due. As this IN violation OF the rules
Of the bank Nr. Pomerov removed and Mr. Aiexan.
ths there was an alleged abstraction Of bonds when
had been left Vt the bank for Batekeeping. amount
ing TO $4,000. OF this Mr.. Poneroy denied
ali knowledge, but, conscious Of his error in
the 0rsI mentioned affair. hc had surrendered to tho
bank his entire property He was charged BY the bank
with the mis- ing bonds notwithstanding the fact that
after his leaving these bonds subject TO the dis
posal OF teller. Charles Myers he loss OF these
bonds Mr. Pemeroy aiirmed TO lay between eyers ana
with himself. Having left the bank hc remained about
town few weeks. thea made trip 10. Richmond.
aud while there eived information inst the bank
had determined TO arrest him for fraud Ga learning
this he immediately returned TO meet the charge
THIS morning about eight O'Clock no was arrested by
tho United States Marshal, and at once prolored ban
(Nr Lowell Of this place. beng his security In the
sum u $4,000. Tue parties wers 20 20 10 Utica on
news was heard that the unfortunate man mad COM
mitted suicide. appears that the boy. on gong a.
10 dying condition. full lssgth tho barn noor
head resting bundle OF hsv which lie bad ptscod
there that purpose He had iad his the star
having previously brushed away the dust and had left
the shelf umbicr OF poison, whose contents wese
not entirely drained. Tho alarm was gwen and the
body taken into the house. where he expired He
had dressed himself neatly aud ms boots newly
pol she'd no had 10 fact laid out his own body before
death. Mr.. Pomcroy aoont orty-6vs old aud
vas in fuucss Of his powers, and mad he yielded
despair might have wcahercd the storm and achieved
success He leaves wife and child, in whose favor
he had his lie Cor $4,000 In two companies
II IL possible that those policies may DO contested
although TO snow the premeditation OF deed
said that time ago no the agent who insured
MN II suicide vtialed policy and received negative
answer The physician DR. Casey not able to
decide the character Of the poison without chemical
analysis
Tho unfortunate banker lett posthumous letter. In
which he denies the word OF dying his knowl-
edge OF the mssng bonds ana cnargcs his ruin on the
other parties who ~ be afrms have brought him 10
the fatal deed.
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CALIFORNIA.

Heavy Lawsuit Decided Against the Strte-
the China Steamship Grras Republic Over.
due.
Say FKAScSsco. Nov. IT, 1867
In the suit Of the State OF California against tho
steamship Moses Taylor for forieinres amounting TO
$780, o00 for failure 20 comply with the state
qrirng passenger tickets be stamped Judge Sawyer
has dccided that the California stamp act uncon-ti
tutional. and that tho state cannot recover.
The cornerstone OF the Parker monument laid
to-nay ny the Odd Fellows
The China mali steamship Great Republic u three
days overdue.
FAN FRAScisco. Nov. 49, 1867
The steamship Montana, for Panama. 10 detained
until Tomorrow. owing to the non-srrivn OF China
steamship Great Republic tf
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MASSACHUSETTS.


The Dickens Fn rorc in Ii oston-Sale Of Tick
cts for the Dick ems Rendings-Great Excite-
mcnt and EnthnAissm.
BosroS, Nov 49, 1867
O'Clock +. NJ
The sale OF tickets Chaes Dickens readings began
this morning at nine o'clock At the publishing house Of
Tcknor Fields. vast crcuRd Of people has hung
about The house all day. People began to gather about
the doors soon after midnight ami at sunrise thousands
Of expeciant persons patiently waiting their
chances The regular business OF che house has been
entirely suspended and strong force OF police has
been In constant attendance. 1he weather has
boon intensely cold. yet the utmost order and
good humor have prevailed the crowd cheering
the fortunate ticket holders they psvsed out and
amusing themselves by sIngiag 1--WE Won't Go Home
TIL Morning" the John Brown song, &C. &c- The ex.
csement beats thst which prsvaacd at the Jenny Lind
concerts.
The news OF Mr. DickcSs' arrival at Hallfa- was re-
ceived by the crowd with gress cheers E1t,rmous
prices are offered on the street for seats an art Of
The hsn M Dickens wsis arrive u Boston To- n orrow
Ut three O'Clock =. N.
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VIRGINIA.

MISUNDERSTANDING In Dauvillc-The Case
of Colonel Rose.
RICHMOND, Nov. 10, 1867.
Judge Burnham delivered the charge to the Grand
Jury to-day Hc said that happier stale OF society
was beginning 70 appear, sud while we cannot close
our eyes 10 threatened evils and disturbances Ia the
community yet tho crisis be safely passed bv for
bearancc firm and impartial administration II soe
law. He called attention TO the fact thar, while tho
greater number Of crimes before the court were CON-
and imvartislly.
telegram 10 the Enquivr from Danvil'e announced
the robbery Of the storehouse OF j. A. Waiter last
OF s32 600 In money.
Tue Court Of inquiry. ordered 1t tho solicitation Of
Lieutenant Colonel o.e, to investigate thr charges pre-
errcd against him the o. tno eecon by
tho e,izcns, commenced to-day, General Stoncman pre-
sidIn2
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FLORIDA.

The CsnvcutIe. Carried b. q Decided Ma
jority.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Nov. IS. 1867
Returns from Florida show that the Convention has
been carried BY decided majority Of tho registered
voters Nearly all the blacks voted. and but few
wNte.. large number or negroes are elected to the
Convention and a Leon county three out or four dele.
yates are negroes.
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CUBA.

Health acknowledgements aud Marine
InteIiis emce.
HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1861
Tue health Of the islsnd IL improving.
Many resident physicians deny the existence or
cholera In this city.
Sugar market arm At Ok reals per mrobe FOR No.
IL q. 8. Ercnsnge-On London, As Las. per
cent premium on New York. currency, long sight Grim
.. a5s. 70 per cent discount: gold. long sight per
cent premium; short sight, per cent
sai.sd, steamer WILMINGTON. for New York-
Arrived steamer Liberty. from New Orleans
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YHr PRESS TELEGRAM.
important businesi

HAvAsA, Nov. 10. 1867
The French steamer Panama from Vera Cruz has ar.
rived here.
The body Of Max.m.au had been delivered 10 Admiral
Tege,hon had become badly decomposed II was
expected 70 arrive q Vera Cruz about the end OF the
month.
late Prussan Minister Mexico; Colonel Quevedo the
Bolivian Envoy. and r Eloin the late secretary Of
Macmillan and chief Of his Cabinet before Padre Fischer
Prince salm sam also passenger All Of these pas
sengers are on their way 10 Europe
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nfA1A AZ FAILING MO Al AHfA.

Yesterday. At Bellevue Hosptsl, Coroner Cover bold
an suquss, on the body OF william Calhoun, WIS At
an early hour on Sunday morning last was found lying
dead in the srea OF No lis East Forty street.
Several witnesses we're examined, but none o. them
could throw any light upon tue arar. The body, when
fonnd lying tat upon s lace, with the feet resting
upon the pavement the head A. tho bottom OF The
area stspa Dr. john Beach made post novfem o..
animation, and u the opinion that death resulted
from congestion Of tnc brain. The Jury rendered YER
dict thai deceased came 70 hs death By falling down the
area scps He vas aged sixty I've years and resided
AZ No lao East Twenty third street.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Convention Looking 90 the Per Diem
Report Of tho Committee ON Taxattsn.
MONTGOMERY Nov. l6, 1867.
In the Reconstruction Convention 70 day ordinance
Was passed to third reading appropratng $4,000 to
pay tho officers and members, who to eight
dollars diem and eight dollars mileage for every
twenty miles OF travel each way 10 the capital. The
Committee on Taxation reported section the consti-
tuition providing nat all shall be sed IA exact
may levy poll tax or 81 30 poll 10 be applied
exclusively 70 tho school fund Ordered 10 be printed.
Tho franchise question discussed until therhonS
for adjournment
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FRANCE.

Opening OF the Legislative Session-Napo-
Icons Approval Of German Uaisy.
PARIS, Not, Is, 1851.
The French Chambers assembled to-day.
The Emperor Napoleon opened the session, as Is Gus
,omary, with speech. wherein he affirmed that there
longer any obi scton 20 German unity and con-
solicitation on the part OF Inc French government
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GEORGIA.

Proposed Orsanizaiioa Of Conservatives.
ArorsrA, Nov. II, 1851.
The conservative pres. Of Georgia advocate che meet
Ing u . eoavsstcn a Macon on the 5tb o. Dscembsr
for ths purposs Of orsaaisng party IN opposition 70
resoustructon under The Military bis, and With view
V defeat The constitution 70 be submitted which VIII
moe b acceptable 70 their party. Neither the time nor
plase or The holding u the Rsosssrucon Convention
he ret booa annouHGnA
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MISSOURI.

Robbery Of County Treasuvcr's Once.
II. Locs. Nov. 10, 1857.
The Treascrsr's Office 10 caa,iu. Davis county Mo-,
was brogco open and robsed Of $4,000 DAVIS county
warrants and $4,000 greesbacks No clue 70 the per-
pcuators has been Obtained.
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Maria Wsterman. AGED IA

dors Fletcher aged II years; - - -
years; Louisa Touvant. aged 70 ye. ..s- 60
aged ! u years; Jeans rouvans, aged "a rss~.
hrAner aged "a years; susanna Kirkner, 49,
Maria Kukner aged X years; Louis Dose ageo ~
years Catherine Blazer aged years; Elizabeth niAsof
agea NJ Elise Touvanf, aged yearA
Engeobert Blazer, aged * years, was admtssc 70
hospital ship November IL, and died the same day.
Anout SIX Of the patients 10 precarious condson;
tne remainder win soon be out Of danger.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE HenALn

Dominic lean Treaty AMmulled-Re OlutIonaRy
Movements.
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1867.
The treaty with St. Domingo has been annulled
and the Haytian Minister has returned.
Revolutionary movements are rife and Dominican
forces are reported already on the Haytian
frontier.
The intended issue Of bonds to the amount Of
5000 900 is unpopular.
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NEW YORK.

Bsvaimg Of Freight Train On the DaMal0
and Erie Railroad.
RUFrALo. Nov Is, 1867
The freight train the Bhdslo and Erie road. laden
with crude from Broektop for Bunslo took IRE
Irviag u o'clock this aferBoon destroying twenty
one cars. . bridge over Nud Creek and about six
hundred feet OF track The accident 0ccssioned by
mounting frog going out OF switch and the frc
ton causing tine cruds oil TO ignite Passengers and
freight being transferred the break u the road
night large force Is engaged REPAIRS and the
road will be IN working order TO- morrow.
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The Cold Weather at Basgor-Ths Vessels In
Port.
BANGOR, Nov. Is, 1867
The weather is very cold here tonight and Is 10
thought the river will close n the cold continues
through morrow.
There about hundred and twenty -nve vessels
port many OF them partly loaded Should be
sary or them be taken out by steam tomorrow
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Preparations for tho Election To.day-Negroen
and Conservatives Go.operatinx.
wnniScroy, Nov. 10. 1881.
The arrangements for the election con-
pielc. In counties good many negroes arc Co
operating With tr southern whiica In Halifax county
there negro candidate tho conservative ticket
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Elccsies Of Directors Of the Norshern olichi-
san Railroad COMPANY.
DKrRosr Mich. New. 10, 1857.
AZ a meeting Of the Northern Michigan Railroad
Company. held to-day ia this city, the following gen.
tlenen were elected directors --Erastus Corning,
Albany; General H. n. Baxter, Rutland, VI Thol
Henry q wells New YORK City; B. Ward, Detroit;
Henry III CYapo Tl,nt; Hon. Roswell Hars Rochester,
n. ": Orlando n Rarues, Mason, Michigan.
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EGYPT.

Return Of the Christian Exiics and D1issisn.
aries.
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1867.
despatch from Alexandria brings the intelligence
that the American Consul General At that port Charles
Hale ESQ.,. has Induced Isma Pxsha tho viccroy to
decree permitting tho return to Egypt Of the
American missionaries and tho native Christian con-
verts, who had been cxi.cd from that country.
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DELAWARE.

Dedication Of a Methodist Church as VIII.
ninnt0n.
wILvScroS. Nov. IS, 1857
The new Onion Methodist Episcopal church ednce
vas dedicated Yesterday by Bishops Ames and scott.
collection vas made on the OCCASION and the receipts
were ~ 600 OF the whole cost OF the building
s34 ooO--ony 80, 900 remains 20 be paids
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The French Consul At Laguna hal been recalled
He had gone to Jamaica.
gold medal for President Juarez had been
presented by the citizens of San Francisco.
Yer. CRUZ had sent aid to the sufferers BY the
hurricane at Matamoros 70 iSs amount Of $4,000.
Governor Martinez had arrived AZ the capital on
important business
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Fires In DfonsrcaI-Fomf Persons Burned 60
Death.
MONTREAL, nov. 18, 1867,
6O'C0ck p. NJ
Fcur Ares occurred In this city Yesterday In or
them . man named Shaw, hts wife and two children,
aged nine months and shres years respectively
were burned 10 cindera
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PENNS YlvANlA.

Two More Heavy Failures In philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. Is. 1867
There have been two heavy failures here to-dayone
a dry goods commission house, With liabilities OF
$500 ooO and machinst, with Liabilities OF $4,000
Inc assets IN either case small.
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THE PRESS TELEeRAms.
Bosrox, Nov. IS, lsg7.

BosrOy Nov IT, IeG7
The sale Of tickets to- Dickens course OF reacuses
which took place at Tcknor Fields to-day caused NO
little sensation. Al the crowd began gathcr
and the ad Of strong police force required
force fair play among the eager applicants Nearly all
tho tickets for the COURSE abort eight thousand were
sold and hundreds were disappointed in securing any
few TICKETS got into the bands Of speeulators who
offer them ~ $40 each
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mall steamship Java viii leave Boston
on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails tor Europe will close 10 this city - quar-
Ter past one and hapass ave o'clock Tuesday after
noon.
THx NEW Yoxx NATURALIZATION for Enrope-wiil be
ready at ten O'Clock on Tuesday morning
Single copies wrappers. ready tor mailing, six
cents.