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THE HOUSE OF MERCY,

FUW FWUNIUAIa tNNHs
Howard Association, Phiadelphis, Pa, q
tablished on the principles OF Christian Charity,
for the relief and cure OF Misguided young men,
errors, abuses and diseases, incident 20 puberty
and early lie Essays and reports with plan OF
new treatment, cent in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge, Address, DIR. J. sklLLlS
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Senator Elected.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. -.
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen was to-
day elected Senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the death o. Mr.. Wright. The
vote stood for Frelinghuysen A, and for
ctorE+on 20
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entirely snspeu1a in Lexington, owing
to the pgrs, 1iey IF The troops, who ex'
erclsed a s,rsof rru,ism over the main
body of Tho citgnS
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Dcnrn OF y. II. willis.

Nsw York, Jan. q
Mp. willis, rt uoet author aud late
editor of the Hon, journal diet a. hts
residence, Idlewild last evening, a, the
age Of 80.
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THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE

Il manufactured with certain improvement
secured by letters patent under date OF May 8,
1863 and December s, 1865. One Of these i'm
provements covers the arrangement Of fitting
portable ash pan in the hearth Of a Cooking
Stove, TO receive the ashes as it passes down
from the grate. All persons are cautioned
against manufacturing, vending or using other
stoves made in imitation Of the American, as
suits have been commenced for infringement OF
these patents, and all persons manufacturing,
selling or using said limitations. will be liable
for damages for infringement on these letteEs
patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD q CO,
II end 10 Green Street.
Albany, n. Y
The American il for sale by
c. II. & W. Z. GRIFFrrHS.
Si-w6m Dandy. 4
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world. The only true and perfect Dye-Harm-
less, Reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural Black or
Brown. Remedies the i'll effects of Bad Dyes.
Invigorates the hair eayingit soft and beauti-
ful The genuine is signed William A. Batche-
Tor. Al others are mere limitations and should
be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Perfum-
ers. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York.
* BEWAREOF A COUNTERFEIT,
decl0d&wly
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Letter from Hon. d. W. Gooch, Member OF
Congress from Massachusetts,.
MELRosE, July 10, 1856.
DR. L, r. KSIGHTs-Dear Sir:
have used DR.. Lsrookah's Syrsp inmy family
for six years, and have found it an excellent
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, and all
eonsumptive complaints, &c. I have recon
nended it to several friends, vino have received
great heneft from i's nee Twin
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LITCHFIELD,S
DIPTHERIA VANQUI5HEE

DlI hbhlh NANNgC ID I1E4E
/ Used with Litchhcld's External Appiicauon)
Warranted a Sure Remedy for
DIPTHERIA. ASTHMA. GROUP AND ALL
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
Eradicatcs the poison of Dipta"ria from the
system 1t affords speedy reja IA Sour Stem
ach Heartburn, Sick Headache. aad DyspeptiC
troubles. Instant relief for Cao4, ana Cr2mp,
Pains in Stomach or Bowels.
LITCHFIELD'S EXTERNAL APPLICATION
Is Warranted a Sure Remedy for
RHEuuAT1c AND ScIATIc LAMENEss AND EVERY
KIND OF LANENEs-
Both the above preparations axe used and rec
commended by regular physicians. Price oceaoh
S1O0por bottle
GA. LITCHFIELD " co, Props,
WiuaA .nd0n. Mas
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN aALVEt
Warranted a certain and speedy cure for fresh
wounds, old sores, ulcers testers. cuts, corns
and cracked hands. The hes' Strengthening
plaster cxtant Price 25 cents.
c. A. IITCHFlELD x -, Props,
Winchendon, Mas.
Geo. {. Goodwin Is Co., N. s. Burr & Co.,
Boston: John F. Henry & Co., WATERBURY, VT,
General Agents for all the above remedies. Sold
! by Druggists and Medicine dealers generally
2G-w6meOw
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills.
FOR FEMALES

Infanibe in Correcting Irregularities, Remoy-
inc distractions of the Monthly Periods, from
Whatever Cause, and always successful as pre-
VentiEe.
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FRANCIS KELLY,
nAan. Nj.
Dr.. Harrison, Boston,
No. ! fremont Temple,
FRIGHTFUL EXECUTION I

Is done upon thousands Of gray heads, by en-
dcayorIug 10 darken them with metallic dyes
that
SCORCH AND BLAST
the lbres from TIP to root, .1E~ Avoid these
horrible
DlSFIGURING AGENTS,
and use only the great toilet staple Of America,
CRISTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE,
which not only iustantanoously produces all
shades of black and brown, but also uOurishes,
strengthens and beauties their hair.
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORO, G Aston
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Appl-
ed bv all Hair Drcsscrs, jan1Gd&wiw
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Special slotiees.
A LOYAL SOLDIERS LETTER.

BRANDY STATION, Va, Jan. 90, 1864.
Dear sir,-Please send me six boxes of your
Peristaltio Lozenges, Twas in very bad health
and would 20 from four 10 six days without an
evacuation, am now cured of Costiyeness. |
was mere skeleton, butnow am lcshy, hearty
aud strong, and without the Lozenges l Could
not have gone through the weary marches of
the Potomac Army.
FRANCIS KELLY,
60, I, 10th Maine Vols
Dr. Harrison, Boston,
No. / fremont Temple,
For sale by J, =, HARRISON n CO., Propr'
etors, No, fremont Temple, Boston, ana by
all Druggists, or win be mailed ON receiving GO
cents. jl5d&wiw
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AND BLAST
ALLcocK.s Porous PLAsrERs.

ALLCOCK'S Porous PLASTERS.
Allentown. Pcuu., April 4, 1868.
Messrs T. Alcock 4 Co:
Dear Sir:-My daughter used one of your Po-
rous Plasters. She had a very bad pain in her
side and it cured her in one week
Yours truly,
JOHN y. HUNTER,
We refer TO the
FORTY THOUSAND DRUGGISTS
who sell eur PIastcrs, as 20 their high sterling
character
ALLCOCK 4 co., agency, Brandreth House,
New York.
Sold by all Druggists
janlSd&w4w
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T ARGE STOCK.

T ARGE STOCK.
FRESH ARRIVALS AND Low PRICES.
The subscriber woald give netice to the peo-
pie of Hydeville and vicinity that he has just
been adding largely TO his stock Of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS 8 CAPS,
FURNITURE,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS. A large lot of FLOUR just
from the mills and received direct VT ekly.
All of the stock is offered at as low prices as
can be bought anywhere in this section.
Give us a call and we can satisfy you.
f. d. BILLINGS.
Hydeville, Vt, Aug. 90, 1866. d&w1y
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A FARM of $50 Acres, near Com
n stock Landing, N. Y, and Wood Lot ot
81 acres, new barn and house nearly completed,
and $50 acres fit for the plOw or sCythe, will he
sold for $500. 5000 can lay on bond and
mortgage for years if required can be seen
at the Bardwell House or at COnstOCk.
deC31d&wI W A. CLARK
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For Sale at his Headquarters, No 25 Maiden
Lane New York, and by every duly appointed
Agent at the same prices.
A Catalogue, with fall description of Sizes
and Prices, sent On receipt of letter postage.
declOd &w6m A. MORTON.
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ONE BOX IS SUFFICIENT.

MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY.
for all those affecting complaints go peculiar 10
the sex,
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SKATES-A large stock at
y PENN & TURTLES.
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MORTON'S GOLD PENS, THE BEST PENS
IN THE VOID.
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THE GOLD PENDENT AND CHEAPEST
OF PENS.
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THE PEN IS MIGUTIER THAN
THE SWORD"
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NEW HAMPSHIRE E.

Reception Of General sheridan MT Concord
He Arrives After the Time Appointed. and
the Great Preparations Prove Failure.
CoScoRD, Oct 20, 1867
General sheridan arrived here at hafpast six o'clock
Pm. Nearly all tho military companies and visitors
had returned home Hc was received ~ the depot BY
uavor Abbott in short speech 10 which the General
made no reply. He was escorted 70 the STATE House
ana vas Addressed By W. L. Poster Esq, In behalf
~ The committss. A general melee ensured and the
General was rushed % 70 the residences Of Hon
ne crowd ana retired Great indignation n nanessed
~ ana failure Of the General TO arrive during the day.
- arranged. Some must be accouutabie for H.
Thsre ~ Aus military and display this after.
noon notwithstanding the rain and non-arrval Of the
CsnarsL He 10 70 bs serenaded q nine o'clock this
svsnng Thus ends the visit OF the hero o. the She's
Genera sheridan leaves for Vermont tomorrow morn.
ing. Al seven O'Clock.
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FRANCE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HraALo.


Widespread Excitement in Paris-Rumors
from Italy-The Beurse Asitated-NapoIesn
In Council nc St. CIoud-A Royal italian
ProcIamatien Expected.
PARIS, Oct. ZIP. NJ.
Paris is vastly excited over the news from
Italy and Rome. The Bourse is agitated and
city affairs remain in quite an uneasy con-
dition.
Napoleon presided to-day at council Of
the Ministers Of State. which assembled at
Saint Cloud under an imperial summons
Political rumors are to be heard on every
side 1t Is said that King Victor Emanuel has
abdicated the crown Of Italy, and this is again
denied, the denial being credited in the end.
It is said that the French squadron stationed
at Cherbourg has been ordered to leave port for
service, and also that Garibaldi is in the imme-
date vicinity of Rome, with large force
under his command.
La Patrie, issued this evening, says that
reports come from Florence to the effect that
the King of Italy is about to issue . procla-
nation, addressed to the army, in which he
will inform his troops that he places Prince
Humbert, his eldest son and heir apparent on
the throne, at their head, charged to defend
the rights of the monarchy.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.

Field Operations AZ tho Scat of:War-The
Garibaidiass Repulsed at Basnarca-t'ari.
bsidi In Check at Monte Rctesdo-March
Of Ono Thossand Papsi Troops From the
City.
Yesterday force Of armed Garibaldians
who had just marched across the frontier from
Italy into the PspL territory, and were ap-
parently in advance towards Rome, attacked
tho town OF Bagnsrea, situated about twenty
five miles southwest Of Orvieto. The place,
which had previously been in possession Of
the insurgents and was retaken by the Papal
troops, was defended in spirited manner by
the Pontifical zouaves, and the Garibaldians
we're repulsed by the garrison.
General Garibaldi the elder Is still In
position before Monte Rosondo at the head Of
. Revolutionary force, numbering, as reports
90, from four to Eve thousand men. The place
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THE LoSpox MosEy MARxnr --LoxDou, Oct 49, p.
No onsols have advanced 10 ~ 6-10 for money. The
marxst is very nrm for American securities Five
twsnscs have advanced 70 90 1915 Ineis 70 7sk and
Fries 10 46x.
TrR PARIS BouRsK --PAais Oct 7S-Noon. The
Boursa h stronger and rsntss are advancing
IavrsrooL CorToH MARKET. -LdvRRroof, Oct rs
2P M--Pnces for cotton are unchanged but the mar
ket Is quiet and easier.
LIvxRpooL BasADsruvrs MARKET. -IavEnroot, Oct. 2s
-2P. Mo change 10 reported in corn or wheat
since the opening OF the market
IavERrooL Provisions Observation-Disclosures, Oct
2s-2P M-Pork 10 Is higher prime city moss h sell
for American is SIS "a. per cwt Beef unchanged,
extra prime 70 selling at 1i6s. per Dbl
Lavssr0oL PRoDuuH MARKET. --1dvsnroofs Oct ~ =
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VIRGINIA.
SPECIAL IELseRAM 70 The nfHAln.

Complete Veturns OF the EIection-Mr- Gill;
mer's Reply TO General schoheid's Answer
Ia His Former Protest-HuhRicutt Will Not
Ne Frightened Away from Richmond.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1867,
IL 80 O'Clock r. N.
Returns from all the the State Of Virginia
except two have been received military headquarters
In Richmond Tho vute polled 1884, los. OF this
vote lo4 2s9 were for convention and against IT,
tae majority for q convention being 45,i0s se,533
pegroes voted for the convention and 629 against IL
1900 whites were for and S. 033 against convention
In response to General Schoned's TO his pro-
test Mr. Glmer, regards the extension Of the time
OF voting says Is question Of power created and
which rests with the administrative branch Of the mill
tary department II there was no power extend the
time there could be created outside OF the law
consraning forcing functions anywhere save in the
judicial branch OF the United States government II
"the convention" can estimate, construe and abr'dge
or rescnd your powers derived under and impaired oy
tho law OF Congress, then much can
tho people Of the stat, when they come TO
rejection Of the constitution exercise the high
functions In regard to the vote the adoption or tho
constitution made BY The convention hs says no con-
stitution passed BY convention, five OF whom, MEM
bers returned from this city were elected under the
circumstances attending the third day and night OF
voting will ever be sanctioned by the people Of vir-
70 pass on your acts 70 the convention It win
h and pass from that sooH.
anything about the real popular sentiment Of the State
highly conservative and emnenty law-abiding - Is,
can for moment doubt what action would be had 10
the premissan He concludes by saying:-"what Is
passing will tell with fearful import whole
country and the destiny Of children when you and
shall have passed away and sieep with our fathers"
Hunnicust In speech made 70 the me-
groes this evening" made use Of tho follow
ing languags:-I have received many anonymous
letters warning mo 70 leave. and threatening me
with assassination In one the following language cc-
CURED: III you don't leave by Wednesday you will be
shot, don't want TO you die this way, but II you
don't leave I'll kill you you id old hell cat But
will NOT leave, for don't you kbow fellow citizens, that
when the assassins bullet passes through MP brain, or
his dagger touches my heart. than white man
will fall on that dayf This greeted with loud
cries OF eyes yes" and other hearty demonstrations Of
approvaL
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GEORGIA..

| The Election Yesferday-The Negroes Having
IL All Their Own Wayne Conservatives
yoting-Neariy All tho Votes In Favor Of n
| ConvenriOn-No Disturbance
AUGUSTA, Oct 20, 1857
The returns from all parts OF State indicate that
the conservatives took part IN the election, which
passed on quietly. Nearly all the votes cast were "for
Convention" l,7s5 votes wero pollsd here-lo7a in
the city and 7l2 in the county-a for Convention.
The following returns have been received from tho
INTERIOR
Rome, TOO, nearly all OF which are for Convsntion
scarcely any whites voted.
Marietta, sos mostly iresdmen nearly all for Con-
vention.
La Grange, about 500 negroes and white; all for
Convention, excepting the city and county officers
Griffin, 675 votes poed. OF which 900 were for
Convention; about IT'S whites voted.
Fort Gaines Clay County, 800 votes all for Ccnvsn
ton; NO white man offered or cast vote.
Americas, from 500 to 600 votes were cast; all Of
which were colored.
Albany, 400 votes all for Convention but few whites
SAVANNAH, Oct 20, 1867
The election to-day passed of quietly Many negroes
from the country and some from South Carolina voted
The city was and Of the county 40 About
$50 votes rejected, all Of which, with the sxcsp-
ton Of three four were negroeG All the votes were
white vote was cast out Of hundred and seventy.
four city voters and eighty county voters Many Of the
names given by the negroes could not be found upon
the registry books The Boston muatto Bradley ticket
10 ahead Not single arrest made, and Savannah
sustained it, reputation . peaceabis CITY, Tho CO.
operation Of the civil and military authorities OF the
kindliest nature.
COLUMBUS. Oct 20, 1857.
The election to-day passed on quietly. No disturbance
occurred and but little interest manifested 658 votes
poled- 400 for the county and 25S for tho city,
only few white radicals voting. The number Of regis
tered votes for the county and city Is about 5000 The
conservatives take part In the election.
The chances for the success Of the convention are
favorable
MACON Oct. %. 1867
The election to-day passed or very quietly whites
voting, the negroes having it all their way. 4oS
votes poed In this city and 1877 Ia the county.
Tho precincts heard from Indicate action the
part or tho whites
ATLANTA, Oct %, 1867
The total vote Of Atlanta and Fulton county 10
officially reported at 1856; for tho Convention, 705;
against &c. Less than OF the registered voters
voted
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ACADEMY or MusIc--ITALlAH OPERA.

The second season Of Italian opera commences to-
night "wednesday with Meyerbsers last grand opera Of
L'Africainc. Madame Louisa Knapp Young, English
pr'ma donna, who has sung In the opera houses in
Germany and Italy, will appear Scka the occasion.
Among the operas to be produced during the coming
Gounods last and greatest work. Romeo aud
Juliet pancan In the role OF tho unhappy Montague,
I'm halo in Mascherd Beitsorio, Maria di I2ohan
onconrs principal role is In this operaD Carnival Of
Venice, La Jtpe, Linda, &c. The production Of Romeo
and Juliet viii be q welcome feast prepared by the
composer Faust and II the music, cast and mounting
are equal Covent Garden Les Iaiens represents
tons Is doubt Of its The second
season OF twenty nights will therefore contain the novel;
ties OF tho entire fail and winter opera campaign.
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At ToULo ON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Roman Expediti0nary Force Embarked
Ten Thousand Troops From Africa-The
Northern Fleet Expcctcd-Transports saoinG
To Sea.
ToULoN, Oct. PIP. M.
Orders have been issued for every man
serving in the expediionary army designated
for duty in Rome or Italy to embark at once
on board the French. transports lying in the
harbor.
Ten thousand troops of the Algerian divi-
sional army have arrived here from Africa.
The imperial northern feet is expected at
this port.
Great activity prevails in all the govern
mental departments, and the town is deeply
and universally excited
The first feet, including the iron-clads which
left the port, is still lying of the harbor await
ing tbs second squadron or feet which will
move out tonight
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Tho Queeu and Cabinet TO support the
Popc-Approval OF n Catholic Alliance In
Aid Of His Holiness.
MADRID, Oct. rs, 1867.
II is said that the Queen and Cabinet Of
Spain have decided to join in any action which
the other Catholic Powers may decide to adopt
in favor Of the temporal sovereignty Of the
Pope and the defence Of the Holy See.
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NEW YORK.

Another Secret Enthusiastically seward
petals a Presbyterian Preacher for secret
AuBuRS, Oct 30 1857
The Rsv. Dr. Hawey Of the First Presby church
Of this city, left for Washington yesterday, where he
20 rccsve instructions from the government and mme-
dis.sly proceed from thence ON q highly important
mission 70 foreign country. He appointed to this
nisson BIZ Secretary Seward during his recent visit 10
this CITY, He will be absent about four months.
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MISSOURI.

Trial Of Tobacco Dealers for Alleged Frauds
ON the Revenue.
ST. LOUIS Oct %. 1867
The trial OF Thomas G. Herold and his brothers
William aud John. Of Louisiana and Missouri, In the
United States Circuit Court for axng fraudulent brands
10 tobacco terminated to-day. Thomas found
guilty but his brothers were acquitted. Other cases Of
similar character before the court for trial.
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ENGLAND.

Fenians Indicted for High Treason.
LONDON, Oct 2s-Evsning.
Allen aud the other persons arrested at Manchester -
Fsuian smimares have been indicted and the special
commission which has been In session there has sd-
journed.
General Fsrcla and the other Fenans who have been
under examination before the Special Commission a
Dublin have also been indicted.
the indictment In both places IL for high treason.
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OHlO.-


The Billiard Tournament mt Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Oct 20, 1867.
The billiard tournament 10 day largely attended
The first game between Coon and Rivers won by
Coon. C0ons average was IL 8-2I
Tho second game, between Parker and smith, was
won BY Parker. The winners average SIX.
The third game between Ackerman and Ghoate
won BY Choate. The winners average was IL APT.
The fourth game between Foster and Snyder .
very spirited one, Snyder winning his last being
ass points
The nth game was between Davis and vsrmenleu,
Davis winning; his average was Tx.
The sixth game. between Coon and Parker, won
by Coon. Score. Parker, 6S; Coon. 500
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
The vinccnnes Races.

The vinccnnes Raccs.
PARIS, Oct %, 1857
LARGE crowds Is the city to attend the at Vim.
cennes, which took place yesterday.
HIS Majesty, the Emperor Francis Joseph, drove out
to vincennes the morning, and was present on the
course, occupying the imperial stand.
The LEADING races Of the day resulted as follows
The grand prize was won by Polygone.
The prize OF Paris was taken by Said.
The Mnimes premium won BY Nemesis
In the steepie chase which created much excitement
Magenta the winner.
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is defended by two companies Of the Antilles
Roman Legion and about one hundred men Of
the Papal gendarmes, who have already been
successful In resisting two ass aults made upon
il by the Garibaldians.
One thousand soldiers of the line Of the
Pope's regular army marched from Rome
to-day to reinforce the detachment serving in
Monte Rotondo.
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TENNESSEE.

The Order Requiring shippers TO Fay the
Tax ON Cotton Rcscinded-The Yellow Fe.
MnPHIs, Oct 20, 1867.
Az the instance Of q committee Of the Chamber Of
Commerce the Assessor OF Internal Revenue has 70
scndsd his order requiring shippers to pay the tax
cotton.
There were nine intsrmsnss from yellow fever during
the day.
The weather 10 clear and COOL with slight frost this
morning.
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PUERTO RICO.

Terrific Hurricane-Danger 20 shipping.
HAVANA, Oct. %, 1867.
Advices from Puerto Rico to the 10th inst are
ceived. severe hurricane experienced in that
island oH<hs 18th ins during which anumber Of coast
ing vessels lost and others seriously damaged,
and the rivers overlooked causing an nundaton
various points, and considerable damage 10 property.
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The ship Carpenter Strike in Quebec-Tho
Military Called Out 10 Prevent a Riot.
QUEBEC, Oct. 20, 1857.
the shipyards still remain closed. The union men
threaten vengeance all who work for lower wages
than they had established The prisoners arrested yes
terday have been released bail. There great
cement here, and u feared this morning that the
mob would carry their threats the prisoners
into execution Tho military were called out prevent
a riot.