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AFFAIRS At QUARANTINE.

The Cholera Cases the City Of Cori..
The cholera on this vessel appears to be or q most
malignant NATURE and has increased violence since
her arrival Dr. Kenneth Reid. Deputy Health ofcer.
reports thar there have been four additional deaths
since her arrival and thirty new patients haze been
TO the hospital ship The ship has been nineteen
days from Antwerp. from which place she has a clean
bill OF health. She out some Eve days whom the
disease broke out As there s Ch0! Antwerp IL
is supposed that the disease brought on board by
the -wiss passengers among whom the disease ap
peafed. On leaving Antwerp she had on board crew
Of ffty six officers and men, cabin passengers and
four huadred steersse passonger Tho disease
has not az yet attacked any Of the cabin pas
sengors but is solely confined the Storage passsn-
gers As there has been sickness Of any md amonn
the cabin passengers they will probably ba ro
leased from quarantine.
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iSe PRESS TELEGRAM.


Financial and Commercial lat eiiigence.
HAvasA Nov. 10. 1861!
Sugar ia firm at So reals for No 10 60 Il, and /
I0, reals No IS 20, per arobc Some agar plan
ta,ions have commenced grinding their stock out the
yield is small Tie hurricane has destroyed tue sugar
cane at Porto RICO and is expected that s Will caase
rise in prices
Auscovado moiassss is selling AZ reals Honey
IL quoted at Al iels. and bceswsx ~ reals for
brown, and II a li1S reals for white
IN tobacco tho sales light except for filters for
which there Is good demand at s.eady prices.
Apples. a. $40. Bacon, sli a sls - per cTs
Butter zoe. PC. rar d. Hoops and shocks nominal
Petroleum, in barrels. So 81 reals, and IL TINS
AZ reals Flour sls sl4 IS per bbl Hams, slo a
So per cwt. for sugar cured Lard l5s.c. 1876 per
ID. tierces, aud lsc 1870. per 10. in q TO-
Lumber s25 pes Thousand iest. Pilch $50 per ton
Onions, "a 81 q. Potatoes s. IS 50 raliow, ST. =
as per cwf.
Exchange on London Ia IA per cent pfernium.
Exchange on Paris per cent premium
Exchange the United States at ioug sight for cur
rency 25s a2sis per cont discount and at short sight
24S per cent. and for gold short sight poe cen,
premium and at long sight per cent.
Frsighis rangs from &C. q 75c. per box,
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MISSOURI.
shooting AHray an -. ious-.'sisr. 81 Ts.-
china Resulting Eafnli,.

shooting Aaray an -. Louis-.'s,.r. 81 Tt.-
china Resulting Eafr,i,.
- Logis. Mo, nov. 10, 1867.
Seymour voullsire, prominent oriuiaa! lawyer d
this city, and formerly crcs attorney wns she, AS
night by Isaac NJ. Ruth, CLERK n the ros. once TIE
affair grow Out OF unpleasant relations between vOu-
iairc aud his wife, rGsatag IN div Gree from her asst
woek, Ruth beng her most Important wnuess. Yeser-
day youiie!Te and Ruth met in the Pc. once
An angry alteration ensued. and vouara threatened
10 shoot Ruth Tho irst tme he should him % The
street Las! night Ruth accompanied the divorced ~
10 toe theatre ana when returning home were by
FouIaige, Who fred a, Ruih, missing hal. knth re.
turned the Gre the ball entering youse right breast
near ths nipple, lodging against shoulder blade
nictng dangerous wound. lie LES 10 4 cri.ic Il
condition. Ruth gave himself up and was released on
bail. The Affair cested great scnsson all The parties
occupying highly Respectable positions ID society.
Abraham AbrAhaus wealthy pawnbroker, con-
victed TO day OF having received stolen goods Gas
sentenced 10 two yearsin the pententlary.
Two clearly defined trichina di in Tho city
hospital last night. post mor,em examination was
made, and a. meeting OF the hedicQi Society this
evening the muscles 0. the shown, which
contained abscesses TO a great number One OF the
had been treated fo consumption and the
typhoid lever.
II stated that extra OF the Missouri,
Legislature will be called by Governor Fletcher
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THE explosMx ON TINE STEAMER BAHAMAS.

The inquest on ihe body Of Henry hcGee who was
killed by the explosion Of the boiler OF the donkey
CINE used for hosting board the steamer MAtanzas
which 70 have been held yesterday morning. vas
postponed BY Coroner Cover in Consequence OF the
vessel having sail At three o'clock Tor Charleston Is
has boon set down for the Goth inst, Ly which ia
expected shs will have returned The boiler small
one and situated the forward part OF tho vessel
The force OF the explosion lifted il completely from
place. driving II In the air forty fifty feet and
across the whole length OF the vessel af landing
the deck OF sister vessel which lay fur the DOCK
The damage caused will probably amount TO some hun
dreds OF dollars The deceased Wa employed IN sue
Maanxas acting qusrermaster and believed TO
have been the only party injured ths report that
other person bown overheard being discredi,ed
none o. the crew are missing.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

s"nier~ncr HrtNVen Genera: Iagas add Cav
esu0r DER state TaNafies.
ia EiERTus. Aog 10 1867
1oyss"f orr aud General rsaby held conference %
dsy On ne saoec o. uAgrs taxation and appropriations
n the state Il Il unuertoni material changes Wi
DC made waeb, whis Developing The resources o. ne
state, wa lessen h- burdens upon the rsoPic,
OPENING ni = Railroad Bridge Near lo.a.nl"-.
CoLcssTs, Nov i6, 1857.
The Columbus aud Augusta railroad bridge crossed
~ trains oi the hgsi tine o-ay Ins directors OF the
road, n'ih many ~ he cilzeas, crossed 10 tie Grs
tram The efdse i handsome iron structure of tie
finl pattern The entire length = thousand and
forty feet THIS road, vne1 complete w,ll DO a Great
through line frcm tue North 70 tho soule and VIII
shorten tho dlstence between this c,y and augusta
over sixy mics ihs aying OF the tscs ps;ns
pushed forward
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frtsca TM.raf

lss, niaLt adm.rsns h'l for vafs', sad syrn 49,
presented here aud mayed 20 fuller and more stt'on-
sne house than hss bsiore fAvorc the performances .
The dramatic compsuy-a pieasAgt evidence thai ne
Attraction % his company witt Tie 7rsgren
ths season Nine. iArI1si and NH. Iarucha and CaIsu
rsyss in us comedy o, NE leg, scysrs, snd
M.as.ao.yse R.icx and n. Roche IN me Vaudeville "
coionablre, Tbs Seven Csphal sses. Ths .r't y |.
alses ,lai ernts;s admirably thc slrsaI;y r. Rcicg
ss. - The 1ro~ IN. fxvogifs cf tho ronpsLy,
md her ecrcatseiiy Las peculiar Asln. era.
r'r ss.y :. ~. Aao'T. rsu. 49, ,''a,
rth lilo craze ncs airteeiauor cs ,he more de-
ale points Of tho r ths Always d slngIsh her stots
isynchs Ia the raj * D'urs.y prexsn,eds frts he
sad srsna rc.srs ~ tie ho<sa, d. cru- and caron o.
las,os pav.v.S rads ts poi.ls - II be vsso pttr.
~ tU uI44.
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nIrsxil atvrrut MATTERS.

No business Of importance wss trarsAcsed a. ne
eetug Of The Metropolitan Revenue Board ysssordsy
few seizures wsrs ordered W he yssased aud -four
hve ds,esuoas were reported rhe only ssisure re-
ported vss that Of Joha Brcsiss dis,ilisry. John
street, Brooklyn. The charge against this establish
nsnt that 20 hooks giving any account Of msnvfsc-
,ur. could Ne fosnd me prsmses that bosds
ths Collsctor
secretary HccuiiCch has addressed circular 70 AZ the
internal revenue collectors In this Metropolitan dssrie.
raaceslsng ihen give thsr vsus az cngh rsspscing
the bs@t Of collecting the tsx Oh whlssey II y
understood that t6s majority u tue collectors have re-
pl,ed 20 this ocmmuplcasioa Ia letters sroGgs asyo-
,~.ung al amendment Of the 20 hal u.1gerss
be Jared according - kLer cspaeiy, anu making zoe
pay msnl OF this ,sx obligatory On the alstisr - Vie
iitae of rannng Oh tbs "fsssh y
Iep4ty Commissioners PARCEL iefl Tor Washington asi
evening, a. eorsor with Commissioner Rollins and
sssreary McCuO-h relative 70 the pfeseLt cppdit,oa
a.
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NEW JERSEY.

J~r.es CHS
A hvs 4eA 0gss Nv /. wsney--A boz assacd sks
seaman. residing in Newark assnue vas scp cges W
saekpfsss wagon res,Ssscs yesterday icreac.
snd tae wheels passed 0. as legs Hs in,arirs
however. are not serious
AffdHE BsrwsSs 0LD c,ssxDss srIs-A serious ARRAY
TOOK place yesterday between John Kelly and Henry
spson IA which the former 60, severely beaten bis
mead being foarag pruised and pounded The dispcte
arose from CLAIM alleged 20 have hesn Made by Kelly
~ "As formerly IN partnership with Simpson, cus
they asayrsod and dissolved part,srsnip Kelly ap-
$500, STORE justice Wsrrca aud .sds afdsrt 70 the
S'''e'', "heh warrant was issued.
Communiraw
snf STOCK fAhDs--f he receipts az tie .t,cs yacis
cf 'ne pass week were ees containing iTts csie
10 ~ hogs. $50 sheep and sis horses Slaughtered
az .ae soa.sor aurns The wecs ss sste 10 %. hogs
t,~sv sheep ana 400 calves
Hudson Iit,
HAnsAs C"erus.-hrs. toss who was yessu,ly s,ouen,
40 10 New York police the charge on preaen,
ing forged check the Seocad National Bank Of er
sey CITY was 10 the Hudson coanty a a, tha
Governors requis,iion She released yesterday on
writ OF haoeas corpus application having been made
by Der counsel 70 the court now in session.
CONSTABLE CaaEcED ASSAULT .sD rnasArfv
no TO saoor-Appication wac made last evening for
warrant by Felix Herman who charged one James
Foley constable aud Thomas Foley his brother with
knocking hm down and beating him ssvoroly: aud
Herman further alleges that James Foley drew pi,os
IA his tkernsn's behalf while said Thomas foley was
oestlng him. The warrant granted
Newark,
isrcer,sr ARagsr4Three arrests vsro frade yes,er.
day by the United States government authorizes and
several more follow fhe Charges against the parties
are OF an Important character bat the oc,h rease 70
make the particulars public Tor the present
Paterson.
TEMPERANCE MggrNG--A Temperance meeting vas
held Friday night at Passaic in the Methods, Eps
copal church. which was addressed by the Rev G. /.
Schneider At the conclusion OF tho address the
was administered 10 sho,l swenty persona.
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ENGLAND.

The Feainn Convicts aud Their Coming Fate.
MANCHESTER, Nov 10. 1867.
It's though: that the OF most OF the Fenans
who were rocsay convicted this city by the special
commission viii BE- commlted hard labor Tor term
u years or 10 Punishment Allen, however, whose
offence was worst aoi present tho fewes claims for
mercy, will probably. Tor Of example, suffer the
sKtrsme penalty Of the law tho limo specified IN tue
snginai ssnience, namely, November %
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CUBA.
sptc.A, TELEGRAM 10 The asslta.

Heavy weatheg-I.iheIie.s Pabiica q toa- tbaa-
doament at the Brig M.dswossh al -aa-
ttag0. :,
HAVANA. Aoy. i6. ieo'.
There has beea no,theaster moving here al
day, and the sky i quite CLOUDY.
The police are diligently searching Tor the
author Of pamphlet circulated here which
reflects on the character OF the bishop ~ a
libellous manner
The brig l.. Wadsworth. Of Portland. loaded
with guano, from Neyassa. sud bound .or BATH
more, was blown ashore at Santiago to-day IN a
lesky condition, having been abandoned by her
crew four days before.
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THE PLAINS.

Fhs Cssacii mt Fort Laramie-The sioux
Hcsirc = Postpesemcnt.
OMAHA. Mob, Nov. 10. 1897.
Fort Laramie advces Of the I2th state that council
sas held With few chiefs OF tho Crows on The 11.h
INST They desire 70 remain In shsr own county. The
SIOUX were represented aud will Lara
ME anti spring but request General Harvey 10 nss,
than n Fort Pail Kearnsy.
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TENNESSEE.

Isjanctiss Against Theatrical Performance
In Momphis-C 81 Aiiesod Kxprcss
Robbers.
NsxrsS, Nov. 10, 1851.
AZ the instance OF MeDonough and Mcvicses, an in
junction granted shs evening against George Rea-
gle. who il producing the Black Brook At the Grssn'ow
Opera House, and placed In the hands Of the sheriff,
who closed the doors just the audence began
ssmbls. The case viii % heard On Monday.
Joseph Creghton and John Reagan arrested here
days since the charge OF robbng tho express
Office u Jackson, Tsnn Of $1,000 and have bssn
mitted there In default OF SO 900 bail.
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Indians Processing Pence nnd Practicinx
Hosttiity-sirs. Denviiie still Alive.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 10, 1867
Idaho papers OF the 9th inst slate tina: q number
Of Indians recently visited Camp McDermott and
professed friendship and . desire to live with
the whites. Subsequently eight OF The savages
left the camp saying that they would be
be absent for hree suns; but sscsrsined that
their designs hostile, and they were followed and
killed IL was understood that the Indians remaining
in camp would suffer the same fate.
The latest accounts from Mrs. Denve, who was cap
turcd by Indians states that she not burned or
tortured by the savages, but II alive
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PsNNS YLvANlA.

weAsa on His Travels-Hc Reaches ksse ON
ri. Ono Hundred Mile Trip.
CLxvMAxr, Nov. 10. tse.
Weston 10 row performing hs hundred mile feat, and
mere 10 ever, indication ssas hs VIII DO IN dss ssys
ae reached Rrs, Psnnsyivaaia, - twelve O'Clock
~ao. sAsv aud received . hsary welcome from the
sltIssss Ills Fiay wss very short fer nc si - half
$50 Twelve O'Clock for AshabuiA ths ssrmsn OF shs
sss ksa1rsd mites tuat hs has 70 DO
n - Mas far made nfts eighs misc 10 thirssea
heUs 80 lea mInusA aad 80 N The least fsilgusd
riisKaae shls cas hssArsa nile wslt v~y graz saA
.swsslsx
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MASsACHuSET rs.

SHEPPARD ,hr Alleged Worcester Wife MUIR
dcrer Heard Fross.
woscxsrxa, Mass, Nov Is, 1867.
,asphsfd the wife murderer, took hrsasfss, with q
~so named Watson, webster, this mOsulns Ne Told
hs story Of tae murder and said he trpectra 20 BE-
csught ssd hanged informAt,on was nc4A,sy tsls
srspbsd 70 this city and officers yer. a. p,a sscs
n. wscs Or thc murderer.
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OHIO.


Murder and Suicide Ia Clcveiand-A Photo.
Grapher Kills his distress and Then Commits
Suicide.
CIEvELASp, Nov. l6, 1867.
Our city was thrown into intense excitement this
morning over horrible murder and suicide. well
known photograph artist named Gregory killed pretty
young girl named Isabella Roy, an smplcy6
Of his and then shot himself in the mouth THAT wousd
NOT proving fatal he cut his throat with penknIss
The bodies we're found this nernug BY Nn Gregory in
the photograph gallery. The tragedy d supposed TO
have occurred at nins O'Clock lest evening Grsrory
aad the girl had been disreputably intimate
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CANADA.

v~~ssssa sss fsr the Establishment VI y Gsv.
eraaeas savings Baak-PrsvinciaI Notes
and Amevican Discsusts. ),
me govssnncnt wil during the present session, sub
,.at 20 Parliament plan for the establishment Of gov
srnuseat savings bank.
The provincial notss In circulation the st Of No
VENDOR amcaEied 70 "a, iS.242; specie held In r.
ssrve $500, CO.,
Discount on American invoices Tor the ensuing
sssk. - per ceuG
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IRELAND.

Fe~ian Trials. Convictions and Sentences.
DUBLIN, Nov 10 1861
The FenIsG trials arc progressing in this city The
Jary ia the case OF Coseiia last evening brought in
verdict OF guilty. Costello and Haipin, who was con-
vcsel several days ago. viii probably their sen.
tsncss to-day.
DJoLIS, Nov. l6-Evenng.
On the opening o, the court this rnoruinc Messrs
warren and Hapln were sentenced fifteen years i'm
Pr'sonmsn, Costello sentenced for twelve years
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FRANCE.

Tho hesesric Display as Seen In the E,np,rs.
PARIS, No,. is. 1857
me mssscric shower on tho night OF the 18th and
morning OF the IAN was very brillian, Many ,hou
nos ~srs visible not only IN tsis city. but throughout
''s00s' inc usual records we're made by the prc.ss.
sors ~ ths various observa,or %.
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DENIM

The tniscd SKATES Territorial pnrciiase-
Millions Of Do.lars 10 b. Paid.
LONDON. NOV 49, 1856.
10 La now SAID taat the Cnitcd Sats government 5 10
pay eleven ana half miliion Of dollars TOT the DANISH
West India stands, ST. TO mas, ;, JoaAs aud -auta
cruz subiecs @ clam Of France lie iasi named
or seven millions AMI halt for St Thomas saa s.
JohuS
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NEW YORK.

Terrible Lseometivc Boiler Explssisa Nc Bins.
bautou-Thc Enainese and Fireman
kiIed-Thetr Bodice Terribly Mauaied.
BrxcEAnrox. N. r., Nov. 10, 1851
terrible accident occurred IN this city this morning
freight engine rouGhniosa, OF the Syracuse, Dips-
Aamson end New York Railroad, sxplsdsd ls boiler 81
half-paa four O'Clock, tearing shs engine into
fraaneuss and instantly killing the engineer
ssd nrsmas, the former named Edward Cation.
and The latter WIN. Resse, both Of syracuse rhs
bodiss OF She men found against ne wood pile u
the leader with both their heads torn on Mr.. Csion's
head Vas from his body leaving osy tuft IL his
SIDE whsksrs jas and ths upper end OF his spinal
column prosrudinr from she back Of his throat M.
Ross was shs forehead By piece Of the boiler
and the top Of his skull cut completely or Upon
moving the victims from ths engine . hot iron from
Some portion OF the fire boz was found the breast
81 Mr. Rose burning his 6esh. A large piece OF the
boiler, weighing ono hundred and MY pounds
vas hurled ahous twenty rods from the place
Of s,artipg Appetizer piece cut Q limb. three inches
shroush FROM pine tree In the iot ten rods be.
yond Another, weighing about sixty pounds, found
forty rods distant. the cfrieson wss heard and st
Eve mites from the eity.
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The Races at Memphis.

Tie first meeting of ,hs Memphis Assoc s,on closet
TODAY The meeting has usnsusl,y surcs.sui snd
the attendance large.
In the arss e-for f.sks 0. ssoo. hes tlr>r "
evethere were three eatriss u was wos nv Msianlit
~ three straight heats. nms--1e s0t4 and 40.
The second rsce--fov the Consolation STAKE ~ SJne
mia bea,s--avs entries we're made. ana was wpF 81
rnicsmsusa in two straight heats 1irus a.. a..
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SPECIAL rsLtssls 10 THE HERALD.

Match Against Time on the Riverside sssrs~.
Bosrcs, Nov 10 1885,
The bay Geldilg ivsnhoe, driven BY George w. Floyd
performed ai,s.n miles on The Rvss.es Course ms AZ
,ernocu In 50 minutes and IS seconds M. weight
OF wagon and driver $50 pounds. and thsfs WA 4
wager 81 $500 Thar the es could not b. performed
side az en- hour
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KANSAS.

The Eicction-yicayy Majoritics against
Female and Negro suffrage.
LsAyEswogra Kan. Nov. ~. 1861.
Eighty three representative distrcts this state
elect twenty-five democrats. and the remainder are
republicans and independents Forty counters give the
following result
For negro suffrage 1891; Against 1911
For female suffrage, 6,67O: against Ia, 49,
For disfranchising disoysiists 800; agsin5s ~ sS
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'VR|ECRAPhIC NEWS
s r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
ROME.
r.ps'esa'. Conferences r'a"-Di@e.Ins. 81

NapsicSa's Conference Pian-Diuc uities Of
she Propositioa-spain Alone for ,.e Ten.
Usral Power.
Lospos. Nov TO- 1857.
the conference proposed BY the Emperor NspoIson
for the settlement Of the Roman question 10 bs
attended with difficulties
His Holiness the Pope objects 70 any conference
whatever IN bis behalf, the several Powers which
have been invited participate divided the cues
Ton OF the necessity FOR conference
tia asserted that spain Is the on3 nauon nhs sup.
ports tbs temporal poser OF the Pope Ia sny .sent
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Weston Again Falls 90 Make One Hundred
Miles In Tweuty.Fosr Hours.
C0SxEAUY, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1857
Weston she pedestrian abaadoasd his Third trial Of
the hundred mile feat u twelve minutes past eight
tonight after going ninety miles and having two hours
and thirty eight minutes In which make the tor mica
Cause soreness asd swelling Of fset He emass here
over Sunday.
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CALIFORNIA.

Departure OF General Mcdowell for Arixonn.
SAN FRANCISCO Noy. 10 1867
General Mcdowell and staff leave to-day for Arizona
10 make thorough Inspection OF the military posts in
that terri tory
The North Star mine is producing rich ore.
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VERMONT.

Accident on tho Lake Champlaiu and Ogdous-
barg Rallroad-Onc Man Killed.
BURLINGTON, w., Nov. 49, 1851.
The freight train on the Osdsnsburg and Lake Cham.
plain Railroad ran on the track near Poisdam. this
morning precpita,lng the engine and Ave down a
smbankmsns, killing che brakssman. named Cummings
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MINNESOTA,

asrisus Kerosene Expissisu NJ 81. Paula
Yeung Lady Killed and Another seriously
ST. Pau, New. 10, 1851.
The explosion OF . kerosene lamp ct the party given
By General sibisy Thursday sshs resulted In the
death OF Maggie Murphy the servant girl and serious
injury 70 Miss Gussc Stbiev vhe will lose the OF
one arm Others burned. but nos seriously.
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rhc ca.e q, Foster r,aaee.,.

SANANNAH, Nov. II, 1867.
In the Tinted STATES Dstrc, Court TO-DAY Judge
Erss'nc presiding, Ex-Governor BrowE. council iot
Hon. Ioster Bleage,; oeeed by nay Of challenge 10
aree majority a. Tie Grand Jury cr ihe ground D.
their nahGiy to aSo te OATH Prescribed TIC ~
Congress Of June IL. ISu3 Tue Csau slsia lcd nc
objection, ant directed the Msrshal enganei ntN
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GEORGIA.

Tho Convention Eieeti0a-Maiorits Tor tte
Convention 81. lJ6.
AgLAgvA, Ga, Nov ;. ia6g
rae of,csl vote orthe State o. Georgia as follows
Number OF registered gcters 1856 vote cas, l0 40
for Consoatio, lo2, 1SS; asa.asl sl3s; majority or
Convention. o. 1885, nuiahs cf ws;es voting foe Con-
yeution ahogt 90 500.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Reaction Among Coiorcd Voters.
wnMsGros, Nov. III, 1867.
conservative ticket has been brought out here, ana
snsrs 10 oonsGs acic Of . reaction commenced among
,bs coorsd so.srs. Some VIII vote the conservative
ficksl
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

sGAssog, A.r. IL, 1857 The Anchor Line steamship
COLUMBIA, Gap lain Carnaghan, which left New YORK
q sriged Of this port late last evening.
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From TIE Evening Telegram Of yestsrdsy
Bosrov, Nes. Ia. 1885,,
G Il. Fuller and J. gamns,s, both vsll knowa mousy
brvksrs had an alteration II the goid to-day,
vhioN ssuused In an exchange 81 several flows before
~ wssshy sslssrsnu were ssssFAsss ~ 'ssr lsads'
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CANDIDA.

The War said to be Resumed.
PARIS, Nov 70 80
Late assps.caes from Athens state ma siuee he
failure OF tie grrco-crean mission hosi,,ss have
e-sa 10 Cania