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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09

ia9te: u@ent b'mit betneut bumlnen
@'rteb M nit balb oafboterf, BUN I btr a
SbeQ'n btn!" wprauf ber9l1,bere metnte:
ubau d mol Der. @ela9t 9etban> CT
fiblte Gin berbe S1rfei9e ait &opf Ait9
a11pern Says su0eriGt uap fla9te* Anz
9eit9t5 be6 tint tanbes> Dab peiNn9eflagte
init 1eit1er 5at1blung nrr ben @tQen pes
&ldgerS na9fpmuen, ntrp Grferer fret
9eiprpden Der &ldger aber absepielen
limb In BE So ten Yerurtbetlt. So muB
ct bic erbaltsne Sbrfei9e aatb nrd We
sablen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09


- Der popit bat Elm &unbi1reibm
ait ale europdilden &egterun9en erlal len,
wprin IS beiBt:
u Bdbrenc ale Yrpsin;en beS Staa<
te6 ftd hes tiefitenGriepenS unb Der 9rSBz
ten Nube freuten, itnp uber bic @ren3e
Der Spn Der Ge9ierun9 in Tlpren; et1gez
npmmenen 2dnper8 SANDER BON Bewafnez
ten etn9eriidt> UNI l1%1,prcnun9en beryprsuz
ruf en> ben Muf rubr 9e9en bic le9itipe &ez
9ierun9 gu erbeben uno perbredertl9e
9onblun9en unb &dubereten gu be9eben.
. Die @inwpbner Der pur9 biel e 8anz
ben pl1bltd iber;o9enen @ebtete> anitott
ptelen Mufret3un9en ;u entipre9en unb
it9 benz Mufrubr an;u19lteben, 1inb bem
beilisen @ater treu 9ebliebet uno baben
ibren 9arSen Nbi6eu 9e9en jecen &ft yon
Telonte au69eiprp9en> - Die 8onben
baben 1t9 in TpScona unb in tenprpptnz
gen %pr9oniiirt> melde se9en ben betlt9en
Stubl uiurpirt fnp; fe 1tnb 9eb{lpet aus
jun9en 2euten aus oteltn @esenpen unb
anberen, >pelGe oen 9e9enpdrtt9en Staaz
ten beS BELL. Sater6 nt9t an9eb1ren. unb
ba6 ant belen Sage urter ben Nu9en Der
italieni11en &e9terun96beb5roen, pelde
ibnen Yaltridetne 9e9eben baben, pbidpn
eS rptprti1 war, baB fe beab1i9tt9et1, in
bic pdpfltden @ebtete etnsuprtn9en.
- bic ttalienil9en Gruppen baben niez
len bteier 8anpen freien Durdsu9 8 etatz
tet> mel9e yon rerl9iepenen Srten Der
tpScanil 9en @rdnse unb BON SrYieto
aus in baS pip lt9e @ebiet bemaHnet
einseriidt iinp. -. Die ttaltentiden
Tr1ppen baden btel e Banben freunoltG
oufgenpmmen> penn ile 9el9lasen uno
seri treut rur9 tie paptli9en Truppen,
iber tbre @r1n3e 3urid9in9en. Dieie5
fel tse felt, erfldrt ii9 bic pdpi tli9e &e9te<
run9 olS Spfer zines neuel, Nttentates
BON Setten Der &esterung BON Tlpren3>
welde III Mibo9tung cer@pnYenttpn pom
Is. September etren Gtnfau in baS &C.
btet su9ela1m bat> peldeS su iduyen 1te
ii9 feicrlt9 Yerpft9tet bate.
Gen. @rant&on I'm s. 1868
thtepencr &epubltfoner,-
ueber RE politilhen Mn1htsn Grants
oibt oo6 uJcurnal" in @rrinaftelo, ST.
liuois. einioe Nuffldruna. @fnercl 60
aan batte Don Grant u,laut befommen
um in Suinct5 ~rootfale Nsoen ~ bsltsr.
W!s TEX uzlaub obaslaufen mar, fuate
Qoaon I'm BsrlGnoerunq nod, I'm fur cte
rspubiifau{lhe @ohe rod msbr rbun
II f6aner. Dries @sluh beantwor:ett
Grant nit foloeneem S6reiten:
5]ouptquar|ier in 0tfaburs
IS. Nu9uit 1868.
Westber 6ur! SD oets Sbnen md,
sebn Sage usiaub unn piu 5bnen 70 ptst
Sage oeten. ol6 Gle mIn{a'cu. SIT
babe SIRE Gscen eslslen. ris Sic III SUI
uoi6 bisl'en, uno caraue sristu, cob 81:
oafsthf n,sbyyuteo niIEen I6nnen o|6 bier,
10 iouns cir Nruss .niAt ecrsiG'.
Yleib:n Sic e lonae 5'e g st9s Mill
Ell tDnnsn urD I'D Ds,Ds Sbnen urleut
70 LANCE eeben, als Sie auf Gem politilder
Telce arbei:en. Collie Sbr 3ommanos
su mar1Giren baben, 70 merle i'd ct
redt3eitia in &enntnib lebeu. H..
: il L.. g. Grant, @sn. Wajor
Mllerbetli9en unb M1ler:
-|iee1en. = nber bel f wi9ti9en Telt
Der rbmtl9 fatbplii9en STRIDE i1reib
Teller uDtde @rpf" I'M 2uutspiul
uGolfSblatt:" 49,. '@ -
Auerbeilisen miro gu Gbren auer Sci:
li9en be9anset. .- ,la. + ~. - -. y.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09

len freien 9ouf lift uno Elm Unions
3'rblf pfunpcr bollt es >pieber init la1teu1
&radel our1 bic Gtort: Griunpb!
&rturapb 419 Wajprttlt i'm County fir
ras Staot5tidet. . "
SttleY Gp.gtebt wabrl1ein(t6 400
pen1pfratii be Maioritdt.
Stearn6 County oiebt iebenz
falls et11e ytel 9erin9ere neu1ptrattlp e W}az
jcrttdt al8 fribcr unb Ser MUn6 1T
1ettten Tldet npral1.
Wir fDnnen riel e 8criGte rri6t 1dlte<
fen pbne NIT StplS unb Breupe res8plf5
Spn Mtnnei oto su o%ebenfen> wel9es alien
SerlpGun9en u1o Gin 1iiGter11nae11
mlttDig 11p init rt9ttgem urt6etl Trpb
9ebpten rnb feline G6re Dor Der Welt &C.
wobrt. Won cenfe at Moiprttdten Yp11
HOO in @pppbue> ypn 700 III @enncptr
uno fra9e pann ben uNadbar:" $50
bleibt ra Der ullmi1mun9 2"
5000 republtfanti0e Maioritat tnWltn*
nelota, ,penn iiberou ionit per Get1b trt<
umpbirt! Nabbar Ste baben SIRE
So6e iGledt 9en1aGt. Ste babcn ais
Tlanpreau8 Stilnmenu1afler> nt6t baS
SolS an rer Suppe perpient. Mrr1er
Na1Gar!
DaS Ne1ultat in Spun9
Nm &. - Wpbl nirgeno i'm Staat
babcn fid bic reuti1en &epublifaner
tapferer 9ebalten ais in Sou19 Nutertfa.
Dtele5 Ip>pn gob bet bet lebten @abl 8
Stilnlneu re1npfrattlde Wajprttdt> urb
picsmol 81 Cd fit Mar1baQ*
Oils piel e6 Ne laltat ypn pe1tt Glerf yorz
0elei en wurne> perfiirrete Der np&1 @br,
Nderrtarm bereit Aebaltene &anoncn l9la9
re1 Sie1 BET UvriDritspnrtct pur9 rem
Aansen 6intermalo GUM Gntleben Der
Gpppahcar6.
Spu19 Nn1erifa Tp>prL ta5 gel r9enl te
1tl1p bctrtebl am tc Tarm u11p Snpul trie<
tpwn i'm 1a11;cn Gouuty> if au0 po6
frc(lin1i9ftc unD mir 5tpei feln nidt> rab
o%Qu11bli9 9eli'19en, opn ibm aus bus
County SIT republifani1tren. G5 lebe
Spun9 Nncrito!
DoS Woblreiu1tat IN Nan1z
fey Gpunty.-Dte lit bic e~tascluen
Ganbiroten oltf rem Staot5< unh Gpunz
tyzGtdet tit Siam eyz@punty ab9e9ebene
Sttmn1en ii1b pte fpl9t:
Mar1baQ 1924. Tlanbreau 2,072.
T(anpreauS Maioritdt 748.
Maynarb6 Majoritdt fir lieutenant
@py. 745.
G%r99speQs Majorit1t fir @efretar
III.
6rtebri95 721,
Gbatfelp 768~
George 8. 8eder 287.
@n1. 9. MurraY $50.
81. s, 2ienau 344.
.Spne5 As.
&pbert1on 81.
nltne 819.
MatnSer 544.
Stint 628.
Melancon Oir GprpneD 461.
1881 betrlgt bic Majoritdt 9e9en baS
Ne9ertimmredt.
Da5 Sci ammtpptum par tint 1905
Stimmen ftdrfer ale i'm De%r9an9enen
Sabr BET @plYtQe unp OpneQY.
Trpbcem meib man, baB iiber 200 &e<
publtfaner ntdt 9elttmmt> 70 paB mir NIT
2etdtt9fett Iaylpr fir Sberif unp Mpe<
rill fir rie @eles9ebun9 bitten erwablen
ffTnnen.
Deutlde &epublitaner tpelGe ettpa fiji
Nobertlpn 9e9an9en, weroen pteS iaper
bereuen> ia nut etn paar Dubenb Sttmz
men mebr Gaylpr ermdblt bdtten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09
1!a9bimgtom 9aa8+
M~inneapplts, Mtnn.

6etfa iu4betl 5etfa iudbe'E
Sd bin thinner ~persniet unb lufte babet,
gDtlf aud redt %treusfbel NAL feins
@p tebre I'M Q9aibtnetpn 5auie NAL Elm;
Braef bM, mer's benin etbt9
6ret1t9 Der peter ber uberaa beltebt,
Stets bat Ser an 5anb. mas 3u wnnf@en 1T.
Gr stbt etnen ausseset&neten Slid:
Beeffeat, Yateten. &raut unb Salat,
unb @ptt wetB, mas ct fpna nidt nod Bat
getde Betten, norm unb wetB ute bet Sanee,
Denm's talt, einen Yunl9 Spn Wetstes. &afee pber Itee
5ppte tint CONNER etstalles Bier,
Die fetnfen unb befen 9tqu5re limb t man bier.
unS betm Beaab1en 1T ber Yeter Elm 1beraler Wanu,
Gr {9retbt nte su ste1, nod su ments an.
Wenn's alte 2unben, esbt Ct germ Credit
unb re9net muir ben eans eew6bult&en prDRt.
unb ertra fet's benz 8armer nod sefast:
Gin gutter Stau unb frifde Aueae
Btnbet man betm yeter aufEber Steae.
gu fdttern btesR1be, O&feu unb Dferbe.
ST I'M Stale Ylas fir etne sanse 5eerbe.
Mun SHUTTER. 1O9ter, Batter unb Sptn,
apnrat BIN III benz 9ptel bes -Q0afbtnstpa.
Der peter label ~ersebent etn,
IT serfprt&t fets LUTTE -.unp fbe1 su fetn.'
1915 Setter 8nrfentna-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09
2e1et

Brief srn @er. Gr. sOircn, @aarr Der llniuns- Sapti1en>
Hirdbe, Milmautee.
vNuf re sielsn Grtuntieunoen in 9ssus auf Or. Sartt.
babe ih sl tcn,erten, rnB it ibn gut femme unb NIT elmer orpBen
Mniabl Ycrlpncn btfannt bin, nelde vrn tbm III R%ranfheiten
ces Mu9es, Strs, her Meble, |un9et unp Gaubheit %bebanrelt
ipprpen limb unb ih reib, baB er IN iebem einsslnen Safe, spn
pelien lily Re1nnib bare, cine Sur beipirfte. SD femme feline
einjtae Y~crfctlte Mur. nrd babe td vpn enen1 Safe 9etErt, mp
er niht cine Muir temirtte, menl en irceS Serirrcden vrn i'm
seBebcn wrrett mar.
&r. Bart rs &uf ais Nr;t unb g4unb= Wr;t febt tieie1n
3anpe pben at. N5 Wtunn lit er res @ertrateuS elmer jeeen
Commune wirei9, melbe er III gerut Is 0eidai ten pter ipnEtmie
belutbtn mag.
Oct. Is. ~. @er. s. 0irrn.
G%rirlarcitc 8ursu III Sibtpit, wdbreno Res 49,, 20. unb
80. Dfai:
gNit Wc~rani9en fann id 1r. 9artb intpilren unp Denen
%empfeblel1, melbc nit 5aubtet bebaftet ine, ta id' felt einiser
Belt turd beftisen Sdmer3, Vlbmuua bs 9ebpr= 9lerus unb
Gautbaut bertutenc 9elttten babe. SD bate cine quite Mnz
aatl Meritc III Se,ug auf meinen SAT- tint Ratb eefra9t, ale
iu9ten, es fpnne Nttts nuter, etraS ju S%erld,en. SD iprad
beute, AM 80. Mai, bel 81. Sartb upr, welder ia9te, eaB CT
mir lpfprt telftu tEnne unb ans gDert cling. Gr nabm eune
Operation rrr une in weniser ais sebn Minuten mar i'd npu
alem Shmer; teTreit unb ntein @etEr ~ gut terseitelt, mie es
ie mar. Nadrem ib iter ;mei Menate lang lnsbr %erSulcct,
ais bic Srrate III ia9en rerlma9, lam ih Or. Sartb fir bas
panen, mls e. mir 9etta1 Bat. SD 9laubc, er bat niht allftn
mein Webrr meter ter9sitelt, "ipnrern aud mein Peten aeretz
tel, % i1 iiter,euat ttn, bab t6 ni6t LANCE III einem ipl6er
'rlten Glenr tatte leten fpnnelt.
30 ii. 3. Strput,
@plt- fice- Wtrehe, Slbpib. @is.
Mnh c;ua.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09
Werfp Urpige<6etlun9
Seritcluna elmer junsen Tame, mclbe ;mansis Sabre taut-
ihmM nor.
gla.3in,cn Nn2 MaA.xe
Nu5{a1en beS Yotsrs.

@rrta9eG tts, QNis, Is. Sft, 1867.
Tn ~. e. Nrbins unc Nnterc, ga GrrNs, y4is.
Weinc ,.erreu!
'Sbr Brief I'M NuSfunft rrm II. Sftrbcr ta1 Ill SAM.
Jn Mntrrrt out tic reriherensn Nnfra9en meseu Der Gaub=
itumn1beit meiner Iptter 5rlaentes: Gritens SMs meme
lpdter rir Satre ait mar, bate liz, mas bic Nerste rennen,
einen idmadcn Nnfal Won Sdarladfetcr, mpbei lie eas Sc,
: tIr une re Srrade nerlcr. Ssit Ger Belt, % Sabre, bat Fc
feinen 1rn aehprt ut feline Silbe 9%errrtert, bis Or. @artb
ant lesten %. Septsmtcr ihr SAILS unc Strsn ererivte, NIB
renp sr bier ieiMen tritttn Seiut nadte. Die Spsratipn mar
mar e%rtulsreid: Sim eritten Sag mad Der Speretirn tSrte
meine 5rd,tcr ir relti@. ais ir9ers Gin Nnterer ue tbut tes
md, CUR ,}sit, NO id, ties ldreitt. SIRE Sprade tcNtrt iih
taalit. sic tann icet lie nciltsn tr %acmStnlid actraudhu
gEprtcr Ger eNaliitsn Srrade irreden. Seit Ger Striteuuus
meiurr : pnter WctEr INT Srrahe, taten mir Srefe rpn SaI
rno 1crn srNnltsn, ,rprin I'm Musfunit utsr eeren S9eiluns &C.
tehn mirt. Sd Iii. itet lIter;ellgt, rag tie ASeuuna cine Yer
murtuute i'll, uNb Se mcrrcn mid rerpiihtci, !rean Sic Ct
eer 2Sclt %putliirc, mircen, sn, ssien Der in rerielben NSiit
Veircnctn, ramit lie miAtn, rB en 0rtt III ,}aracl III rer Se,
tanrlnns RS mihtgen Srpans, bes Otrs lit. Gr. Sartf
iddee iH ais einsa Ter ~iahi1iteu aersts uno Ssanear,tc eiclts
prer anitrr "inrer, cn Gentleman, Der rs rrle Scrtrauel
hes Nutlituls acniest. Gr hat rus aanic Gc..rausn les %u
plltl::.s fitF MIC uttral. I'D CT Hlntrnllnt.
TdtNn 1s%ru Str 9rHrriamer 6reaap unb 2iener
SrHn s. Sine.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09
RIuMlibe MuNen

tperben %ein9eieyt pelde li9 tpie tatiirli9e Mueen
bewe9en uno II sleben.
Sifce Stunten scn s llbr Mprsens bis 9 ubr Mbents.
ellie Yriefe. welde primartea entbalten uap All uniere 3weisz
Office i'm Snternatipnol S5ctel, Ct. Yaul, acbrclirt inp, wer>
ben prpmpte Seriidldtisun9 erbaltea.
Werft euh ee tetimlnte Belt, no Or. Bartb an elren
Tlase lein mirt, unc rnadt cs eud gum Muben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09
Gin &cbtptu1fntbtfQe.
WrDcerte= Il. OrDYj}fDntfrre

III esn nsuen 2oFa1, 8. 5iroBe aearttter cent
ebe1aal. sWa:ssiGan 9auoa
nun ,ne1r er5fnet Bat.
Dur6 beu &usperfauf netnes dIten @efddft8, uub
reat;etttee Senusuns nneiuer @ei6aftsperbinouneen,
nar ta TT Stanb selest, meinen neuen @tpre NIT efner
Iu5mabl on Waaren netner 8rande su %terfeben, ste,
ME Sober Ourt eisene %eefdaise Yrifun it'd aberseusen
1agtrb' pseer tn Besuo aui Srti6e uns Gate, nod 9infat-
lt@ pes pretfes. etues Su panlaen nbris la6en.
Sdmmtliae Set MIR eetaufte Nrtifel werben metueu
Sunben auf gDuni@ fret ms 5aus s~e1iefert.
gu o%eneistem 8eiu9 bes aeuen Stores label erseb~1e
etn 3duI 1saber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09

as b sWSStusaeipta Sous,
:::;'iHAHS DsutiAea Wanz UNI gpasoin9> 5aus
A1@3 sen tG>ermanu @trfIer,
ARinneapp!;8 GIJ}}tt1n.
Dsra hensF@en WubIifnm hermit bic ergsbene
Anssise, taB tS u1eirs uen sinoeri9tete5 Saus
mil al.n Comfort fur bic ~scslrtsr @afe auf's
GoQ!omnsen{se 3s.{shsn ,t,,o ftets barauf tclten
1esbe. mir Cen Bi{fa(l Dbl &oEgGngeru unb
Giufehreneeu buyh %onstnetmes 2pais, etne
potlberjeanc Gafa uap sie freunbliGae 8ebie-
a,,ne at ~eenIruea. Tur BEN Wnalpaun tabe tA
,urh Sic bsl:e @ta!sNa eetorat. 1872
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09

Or. S1r1t mirr prltic nidt LANCER al eincm Y1ate tleiteu,
ais fIr itren plas tttimmt ut.
lattr lpllt1 Nr1ntc, wclht inn iu crnlulttren inllnldeN, ~
fS:t tti inn r%rrrrchcn. I'm inn t%inrtidcnpc ,}it CUR prrmpten
SehanelNnA ihrts GnleS III AeEtn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09
8auer II. Bradpoeel,
Der0plber unb 0tlbermaGer
Sabrifantetas
GdeIber &pbert unb STEMS @traBe.

ct. Saul, Minneipta.
Der ertteen aue In itr Sad intelligence Mrtifeln auf
.as @96nt e unb sc dn1adppute uub MAIDEN unS an
1etldtg, fpmpb1 tn Besue auf Yretie mie auf bic Site
TIRES l%abrtfatS. BON benz auerbef ten inapprttrteu BEN
Dprrane III bcbaupten.
um eeueteten 3u'pru3 bitten
3mt Sauer S 9rahopaeI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-09

Dieies neu e:nseridtete Gof- unb &pfbaus Tam
3etienhen unbe &olsdusera befter8 entpfDblen werben.
Die Bar 1T rpptlbefeqt. Musaeaet6nete &taQunaen.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-26
Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, November


BEEF CATTLE-The Offering at the
Scales during the past week amounted
to 203l head, against 225l last week.
OF the number offered, 635 head came
from Ohio, 36 from West Virginia, los
from Virginia, and 373 from Illinois,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad;
436 from Virginia, 6S from Maryland,
and Is from Pennsylvania on foot, and
4S from Maryland by boat. Of the re-
ceipts 669head were taken by Baltimore
butchers, 255 sold to spectators for East.
ern markets, 655 to farmers for grazing,
8 to Annapolis butchers, and the bal
ance were driven to the country without
being offered here. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Old Cows and Scalawags at
2 50a3 IS; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows 15a4 75; fair to good stock
Cattle 0Oa5 80; fair quality Beeves so
a6 90; and the very best Beeves 6 so
az S73 per 100 lbs, showing an advance of
&c per Id, the market closing very dull.
SHEEP.-The receipts during the
week have been light, and the demand
in consequence of which the
market has ruled dull at about last
weeks rates. Sales of fair to good fat
Sheep at 3sa4 cents, and extra quality
at 5a5f cents per Id gross.
HOGS.-With full supply and
moderate demand the market has ruled
very dull during the greater part of the
week, but to-day there was a better
feeling, and prices shade higher. Sales
of fair to good Hogs at S5a9 IS per
loo lbs net
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-26
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-The
electrotype plates OF the bogus sos and
Sl0O notes and those of the face tint
and back $1,000 7-:iOs are now in the pos
session OF the secret service division OF
the Treasury Department. 1t has been
definitely ascertained that only Sle0,0OO
of tho spurious 7-}0s were put in circu-
lation and the rest that were printed
were destroyed. So holders of the 7-3O
notes who had them in their possession
previous to August 1867 may be sure
they are genuine.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop has
formally expressed his disapproval of
the recent marriage of the Belgian Sec
rotary of Legation, Baron Won Havre
and Protestant lady by Protestant
Minister. After the marriage by the
Catholic Priest, the Priests of Catholic
Churches announce that any of the
faithful who presume toget married out
of the Church by the very act incur eX-
communication.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-11-26
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and ConmerciaiI,em

Financial and commercial Items.
1t is said that English merchants are
buying wheat at Marseilles and Nantes,
France. In all the foreign markets
Antwerp, Cologne, Hamburg, Milan,
Naples, &c, great tirmness prevails in
wheat. At Odessa also prices are be-
coming high. The last returns as to
the price of wheat in France show q
general average of 36f lie per quintal,
being all advance of 52c per quintal as
compared with the preceding return.
Business at the banks show DO i'm.
provement. Tho packers were yery
moderate in their demands to-day, as
the hog market was quite dull, but the
grain dealers were checking with their
usual hberality. Some large remit
tances OF currency were made to the
interior-mostly to Iowa. The tone of
the market is about the same as that
noted yesterday. Some of the banks
which conEne their operations to the
mercantile trade report a scarcity of
tirst-class paper, but such cases are ex-
ceptional.
Counterfeit "twos' Oh the National
Union Bank of Undertook, New York.
are in circulation. The engraving is
very coarse, but as the quality of the
paper is good they are likely to deceive.
The vignette has very scratchy ap-
pearance, and the Treasury Seal is bad
ly blurred.-Chiago Tribune, Saturday.
We take the following FROM the New
York Journal Of Commerce.:
Another Of the frauds which have in
creased so rapidly of late has just come
to light. The facts are as follows: A
Mr.. Camp with soMe others, about
eighteen months or two years ago, hired
. warehouse numbered 2O6 and s05
franklin street. For time they trans.
acted legitimate business taking cot
ton or storage for othere aswell as using
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U--FO TAG EEeIsTRR.-
BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register'l


i LIVERPOOL, Evening, November 20
II is reported that Kelley, who was
rescued from the police authorities at
Manchester some time ago, has been re-
captured. II seems that when the
steamship City of Paris, which sailed
from this port on the Goth inst, reached
Queenstown, some of the police OF that
city quietly came aboard and captured
Kelley, who had disguised hinself and
taken passage from Liverpool for New
York.
BELFAST, November 25.-There has
been several quite formidable bread
riots recently. All suppressed, how
ever, without any serious trouble, and
the city is now quiet.
FLORENCE, November 2o.-The Minis,
tiers of War and Justice in the new Cabi-
net have been chosen as deputies to Par
lament after closely contested cleo
ton.
A bulletin from Varinnano report that
Garibaldi is considered better by his
physicians this morning.
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IISNISE.

Just before adjournment, Mr.. Kelsey
introduced bill declaring the effect OF
the impeachment by the House of Rep
resentatives of the President, Vice Pres
ident OF any civil officer of the United
States. 1t was read twice and referred
to the Judiciary committee.
Subsequently Mr.. Blaine moved TO
Law OH the table a motior to reconsider
it, so the bill could not be brought
back by q motion to reconsider the
reference.
Mr.. Pike offered resolution declar-
ing that in the Judgment of the House,
it is unnecessary To proceed any further
at present with the building and equip
ment of ships of war. Adopted.
Mr.. Washburne, of Wisconsin, offered
o resolution declaring that i'll conSe-
quence of the present financial condition
of the country, any further purchases Of
territory are ineXpedieut, and that this
House will hold itself under no obliga-
tions to vote money to pay for aay such
purchases, unless there is greater
necessity fer the same than now exists.
He explained that he did not intend
his resolution TO apply to Walrussia,
but he meant by it to give notice to
Denmark and all the world that the
House would not feel itself bound TO
pay for any territory, and he moved to
suspend the rules.
The rules were suspended 5y vote of
90 tO43, and the resolution was intro
duoed and adopted.
Mr.. Butler offered resolution recit
ing that by the act of February y,
1862, one per cent. of the coin of the
revenue of the United States was set
apart as sinking fund, and directing
the Secretary of the Treasury to inform
the House of the amount of such sink
ing fund. Adopted.
Mr.. Pile introduced bill declaring
st. Louis, Missouri, port of entry. Re-
ferred to committee on Commerce.
Adiournei
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FROM NEW YORK.
Burglary-More About the Rome
CouuterfeItcrs.

Burglary-More About the Bond
CounterfeItcrs.
NEW YORK, November 25.--Mr. H. B.
Clafin's residence, at Fordham, was en-
tered by burglars on Thursday night for
the third time, aud a quantity of valua-
BILE diamond jewelry, belonging to q
sister of Mrs. Clafiin, was carried Oft.
Mr.. Bartlett Corwin, lately returned
frsm California, and Mrs. Davis, about
% years of age, recently elopsd from
RiveIhead, L. l., and have gone to Cali
fornia.
The officers and crew, all well, of the
late United States Steamer Sacramento,
arrived at this port on the 9th inst.
An English bark, General Garfield,
for Sacramento, was wrecked on the
reefs near Madras.
When Detective Wood returned from
New York to Jersey City, on Friday,
he had plates of the figures on the five
twenty bond plate of the forged coup
ons, and an electro gold plate for
counterfeit one thousand interest bear
ing note, which Colonel Wood says is
the finest piece of workmanship he ever
saw
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, November -.
SENATE.

Mr.. Morgan offered n resolution, which
was adopted, exempting from the pro-
visions of the wool tariff act of March
22d, articles actually imported on the
Cd, Sd and 4th days of March, and au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to refund overpaid dnties.
Mr.. Edmunds offered a resolution that
all moneys received by any officer or
employe of the government, or any de-
partment thereof, from sales of captured
or abandoned property in the late in
surrectionary States, shall be immedi-
ately paid into the treasury, together
with any interest which has been re-
ceiyed thereon. Laid over and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution grant
ing the use of the Senate chamber to-
morrow evening to Rev. Newman Hall,
which was opposed by Trumbull and
Others, as establishing bad precedent,
and rejected by vote of III against21.
AresOlution was offered by Mr. Sum
ner and adopted, requesting the Presi-
dent to communicate any official In
formation in his possession i'll regard to
the relations Of the United States Gov
eminent with North Germany.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, offered a reso-
luton instructing the Committee on
Military Affairs to inquire into the eX-
pediency of an immediate reduction OF
the military force of the United States.
Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, a resolution
returning the thanks of Congress to
Generals Sheridan, SickleS and Pope,
was referred TO tbe Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
On motion Of Mr.. Edmunds, the Ser
geant-at-Arms was directed to arrest
Edward Dunbar and bring him before
the bar of the Senate to answer for Il
contempt Of Congress in refusing to
communicate certain facts within his
knowledge to the committee on Re-
trenchment.
Adiourned