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Market Reports.
NOON DISPATCH.

NOON DlSPATCd.
NEW YORK, November 7.-Stocks active and
strong. Gold SS2 S8!. Sterling, long, 1Oss;;
short no. go Coupons 81, Flour 10 cts. lower
Wheat &c. lower. Corn dropping. Rye STEADY.
Oats quiet Mess Pork firm at s21 q O5. Lard
quiet. Cotton firm at 1sa. Freights quiet. Iur-
pentine firm at Sc. Rosin quiet, strained ~ 70.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Gold Ssf. Stocks steady. '62 Coupons 1OS
1884. Cotton frmer. Sales $500 bales; Midding
1s4 q 10. Flour active; State IS 10 40; Southern
$40 H. Wheat active at moons decline. Mixed
Western Corn 81 SO 35 Mess Pork firm at
81 so. Sugar firm. Other Groceries quiet Naval
Stores quiet and firm. Freights heavy-on cot
ton, by steam, Id. ID; by sail, 5-16d. ID; on
grain, by steam, 12c.
BALTIMORE, November Cotton dull; .Middllng
1SS. Flour quiet and 6rmer. Wheat, prime and
choice advanced &c.; Red 50 60 50 IS. Corn
quiet and unchanged. Oats very firm, advanced
to &c, and quoted at 70 to 76. Rye dull, prime
SOC. Provisions fat.
CINCINNATI, November Flour firm and un-
changed. Corn firm New 80. Mess Pork $40 0O.
Bacon unchanged Shoulders 1Sc; Clear Sides l6s.
LOUISVILLE, November Flour dull; super
fine, Sc 25. Corn dull shelled, 81; new, In ear,
Ct a zoe. Mess Pork, $40. Shoulders, 1Stc.; clear
sides, 17Ac. Lard, 1Sc.
WuMNoroN, N. c., November 7.-Spirits Tur-
tine, small sales at 51tc; held firmly at the close at
SIC. Rosin steady, common, 50 rs. Cotton firm
at 16a for Middling. Hay, 81 zoe. Tar. 50 70.
AUGUSTA, November 7.-Cotton moro active and
irmer sales, $40 bales; receipts, 1918; Middling,
16c.
MOBILE, November 7.-Cotton in active demand
closed firm; sales, 1850 bales; Mddlings, 16ac; re-
ceipts, 1882.
NEW ORLEANS, November lotion firm; Mid
ding Orleans, $780,; receipts 2264 bales exports,
$500 bales. Sugar and Molasses unchanged.
Flour dull; superhne, $40 12 to 10 25; choice,
$14 rs. Com dull at 81 As so. Oats dull, rs
sOc. Pork dull an dropping at s2S 25. Bacen-
shoulders, 14t 14so.; clear ribbed sides, 17sc.;
clear sides, 1s2. Lard dull at 1Sfc in t erces and
14c. in kegs. Gold, Ss1 49, Sterling, 47s a 81.
New York sight exchange per cent. discount.
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OFFICIAL,

Headuuurtyrs Second Military Dtstriet,(
CHARLESTON, ). c., October 80. 1867. !
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 1901
l. Tho loowi G supplementary instructions are pub.
shed for government OF Boards ard officers connected
with registration.
IT. session of each Board Oi Registration Tor tho
Anal revision OF the registration Lists, Will he held at
convenient ron to be selected by the Board within it's
registration precinct The sovarnl Boards will not sit in
tho severc election precincts as heretofore but ut
single puce designated above provdedi and any per-
son entitled to regsratou within such registration pre-
cIncs Will be there registered IN tho book OF tho eec'
ton precinct N which he may residc.
III The section for fnal revision will be held on
7cslay the 5th day Of November noxt and will continue
dvc consecutive days.
" Reasonable public notice shall be given In each
election precinct, where registration has heretofore
AIKEN place. OF the time and place OF holding the session
provided tor paragraph IT. and of tho object ofsuch ses
sion as provided by Acts oil Congress Ill relation thoreso
Y. Commanding Olcers of Posts are required to con-
vere by rdcr the Boards Of Restsaon. at some con-
veniep place within their respective registration pre-
cincts Immediately upon receipt OF This ordsr ior tho
nnrposc Of making arrangements for holding the session
provided for in paragraph H.
VI At the meeting provided foc by paragraph ILL., the
Boa-as will take to cause due notice to DO
,,vsn the meeting Tor final revision prescribed In
paragraph "
VII lhe Commanding Officers OF Posts will as far
practicable afford facilities o the Bolds in the publica-
Hon of such notices. by requ.tng local civil magistrates
o- other officers in the vicinity where notices are to
ho no ted 20 attend to the posting OF such notices az
NAV be transmitted to them for ct purpose by mail or
otherwise, py tho Board Of Registration.
VIII The pay and mileage OF registrars upon the nnl
,jsion will be the same az heretofore allowed, except
that oy eight days Will be allowed for I'll services rem
aered by tic re atrArs Mileage will only bo allowed
for ono Journey to and each Of the two sessions CT
the Boards herein provided for:
X The final registration will be completed IN daph.
cate in the istration books already provided and on
~, completion thereof one set Of said books will be 70.
ined by the Boards Rcclstraion to be placed in the
hands of he managers and Inspectors Of elections whom
rcb officers shall be appointed and duly qualified and
a obor set will be transmitted through the Post Con-
manaers to these Headquarters.
Y Commanding Officers o! Posts will see tba. all
o-dsrs .r regI the completion OF the lists are com.
cA with aud that tho BOOKS arc complete In accord.
rca with such orders, before forwarding the same
herein required.
By command OF Dyt. Major.Gc I'd. Il. S. CAyBY.
LOUIS Z. CAZIARc,
Nds de-Camp Act Asst. Att..General
otcial O. NJ MICHEL, Aide tc-CAno.
Octobsr a
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o,ryashineton Dispatches.

NEGRO pARADss-TaAD. sTEvENs-PARDoN OF MR.
sEppoS-aENERAL GRANTS PosrT1oN-aREELEYs
OPINION oF H1M-THE SOUTHERN CROPS, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, November General Emory,
who commands the District Department, has for
bidden parades, but endorses on - order that
martial law no longer exists in tho District, and he
does not see by what authority he can disarm and
disband private militia companies. This endor'e-
ment passed back through Grant to the President
without comment.
raliable letter from Lancaster says that Ste
yens is worse, but comes to Washl ION on Satur-
day by special train.
The Penns ylyania Central Railroad has pur-
chased the Pan Handle Road, from Pittsourg 70
Steubenville, for s9960,0O0.
Hon. james A. Seddon, of Virginia, has been
pardoned.
There seems no doubt that the statement that
General Grant is in harmony with the Republican
party, as set forth in the Press and Chronicle OF
this morning, is made with General Grants con-
sent.
In reported conversation, Senator Wade Is
represented as having SAID, that Congress woulo
never modify the reconstruction laws, but Wouio
make them harder, if the South did not behave
better. He is sorry about the Republican disposi-
ton to run Grant Wade says: Let him come out
like man and show his principles. He character
ses Stevens confscation bills as unwise.
Thurlow Weeds wing Of the Republican Party
have proclaimed in favor Of Grant. This mornings s
Tribune in an article attributed to Greedy, is
strongly for Chase, and depreciatiye OF Grant 1t
saws: General Grant We esteem by no means
g. great man, nor even very great General
The war being over, we cannot carry elections
BY reading bulletins Ct Union victories and e1-
hortine the people to ''rally 'rouud the dag" ana
those who are pushing General Grant for Presl-
dent will land Just where the Wings did with Scott
in 1s5a if they are allowed to have their own way.
They utterly mistake the time OF day"
The Agricultural Bureau report for October says
the present indications place the Cotton crop at
25OOoO bales. 1t will certainly exceed 1000 OOC
bales. The Louisiana Sugar yield is estimated Of
twenty per cent more than last year. decline
in the Toba ,co crop is Indicated in the principal
tobaceo-growing sections.
It is announced positively that Sir Edward
Thornton has been offered the position OF English
Minister at Washington, but has not yet signlhec
his acceptance.
The revenue receipts to-day wore s4S7, 600.
The custom receipts for the four days ending
October s1st were sl,5oOCOo.
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Affairs in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, November 7.-R. King Cutter
has organized the Union party Of Louisiana
which promulgates the platform Of universal SUI
hage, universal amnesty, and opposition to conns-
cation. The New Orleans Times and Republican
are chosen as the official organs Of tha party
singular association, as the two papers fraternany
called each other, 'Flunkey Confederate" ana
''Mendicant Loyalist, respectively. Both seem 10
regard the new party with suspicion, and nei'her
is covetous Of the honor Of beng its Official or
gan.
All the colored schools in this city, under the
control of the Freedmen's Bureau, were yesterday
turned over to the charge OF the Board OF Puohc
School Directors The transfer includes the teach-
ers as well as the pupils, the School Board agree
ing to retain all teachers who prove competent on
examination The furniture, books and apparatus
are also turned over.
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Our Euro pean Dispatches.
TBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH


THE PROPOSED GENERAL CONFERENCE.-THE IRISH
CHURCH oUEsrIoN-RIoTs IN ENGLAND AND ITALY
THE MARKETS.
LONDON, November 7-Evening.-The Times
says that If Napoieon's appeal for general con-
ference should fail, he will abandon the Pope.
A Royal commission, with Earl Stanhope as its
chairman, is to be appointed to examine into the
Irish Church question.
It is now said that thousand French troops
aided in the defeat of Garlbald.
Bread riots have broken out in Devonshire.
Quiet has been restored in Exeter.
The Sultan has bought fifty thousand needle
guns.
FLORENCE, November 7.-The Papal troops are
said to have been badly beaten at the recent fight
at Monte Rotundo, until reinforcements arrived,
when tle tide turned.
Serious riots have occurred in different parts OF
Italy, melted BY the ''party Of action" Many OF
the rioters were killed and wounded at Milan,
where it was necessary to call out the troops.
LIVERPOOL November Moon. Cotton hrm,
advanced 1-16; sales estimated at $4,000; Upands,
81; Orleans, 81; others unaltered.
LONDON, November 7-Evening. S4s;
says 702. The bullion in the Bank Of England
has increased sSS4, 900.
LIVERPOOL, November 7-Evening Cotton clos
ed firm; sales $1,000 bales. MiddIng Upland SD;
Orleans Cd.
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The YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-TEe
following is an extract from letter written by q
gentleman who has resided for thirty-fve years in
New Orleans:
s'Tbe fever that has desolatod this city and the
southwestern part Of the State this season was the
most terrific disease have ever witnessed in the
shape of an epidemic. The cholera Of 1882 was
more sudden u it's Effects but no fever has vlsiteL
New Orleans for the past forty-ave years compare,
be to it, Creoles who we're born in the State, and
who have never been out Of It, including whites,
muattoes or blacks, from five to thirty five years
of age, have Deen carried off IN attacks that lasted
only torty-eight or seventy-two hours"
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The Elections.

New YORK, November Later returns state
the Democratic majority in New York reaches
10000 The Assembly viii be Democratic by
eight majority and the Senate Republican by TWO.
The Times claims twenty Republicans to twelve
Democrats in the Senate but acknowledges four
Democratic majority in the Assembly.
The Herald claims twelve Democratic malofi'!
In the Assembly.
The rural returns from Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Massachusetts show universal Democratic
gains.
New Jersey is Democratic by an overwhelming
majority.
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The Cosr OF WAR IN TINES OF PEAcE.-Among
the appropriations made st tho second session OF
made for war purposes, including pensions, mini
ia academy, and Indian department, somewhat
exceed sixty millions OF doilars These are the
appropriations made at the secocd session only.
The formi table amount {. these figures Will give
us reputation as war Ike people. no wonder our
taxes arc complained OF,
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, November IA dispatoh from
Havana reports the steamer Hendrick HUDSON
wrecked near the Moro. AL hands saved.
PHILADELPHIA, November 7.-The steamship
Alliance, from Charleston, has arrived.
WASHINGTON, November Later news from st.
Thomas states that fifty vessels are ashore. All
the property of the Royal .dail Steamship Compa-
ny at st. Thomas was destroyed. The steamer
Wyet was lost, but forty persons were saYed' IN
cluding Captain Taylor and Mr.. Hodgison. Inc
regular Southampton steamer, which had saheo
with $50 passengers, is lost; only 12 saved.
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District, I
Cu.pyverop Orfnher 1897 (

Headquarters Second Military DISTRICT
CHARLEsToN 8. c., October %, 1857. !
[CmcULAR.l
l. Commanding Officers Of Posts, upon the nomina-
aoas the Boards Of Registration, will sppoi for each
election precinct polling place within their commands,
three discreet and duly qualified persons, who will be
designated Managers Of Eiechons"-1n all appoint
mens for the State Of South Carona-and inspectors
of Elections" when appointed for North Carolina.
II. When suitable persons cannot otherwise be OBJ
ained. members Of the Boards Of Registration will. be
eligible for that purpose.
Ill When it is mprschcable to AL such oces for any
election precinct polling place. such election precinct
or polling place WILL by order OF the Post Commander,
10 consolidated with adjoining election precinct or
polling place for which such appointments are complete.
suoh consolidation will only be made among the respec.
tive election precincts belonging to one registration pre-
cinct.
w. The order appointing officers Of elections will
specify the election precinct polling place by number,
and also by the local name designation thereof any,
and also will specify the registration precinct to which
tie same belongs and the County or District for which
tho is made and such order Will be forwarded With
out delay to these Headquarters
Y The officers appointed above provided will, Inn
mediately upon being appointed by the orders Of the
oath prescribed in General Orders No. e current SERIES
rom these Headquarters, Form No. !.
VI. Commanding officers Of Posts will I'LL an vacan-
ciea in the office Of Registrar that may occur stating IN
the order therefor tho persons to whose places such
poinenti LII made and the cause Of such vacancy; and
such appointee will forthwith qualify.
W. When Registrar is Q canoids;, for election at
the election ordered to take tne 18th and 9th
days Of November next he shan give notice thereof to
the Post Commander and such office OF Registrar shall
be deemed vacant.
VIII The powers and duties Of Registrars Us superin
tendents of elections and Of officers OF elections whose
appointments are herein provided for, will Le h1ea by
General Orders.
TX. Managers and Irsrsctors Of Elections will receive
no pay or mileage but WI be entitled for clerical labor
not to exceed the OF ten dollars for each Board fol-
all duties performed In regard to elections.
Y The pa anl mileage Of Registrars as superintend
cnts Of elections will be nxed BY General Orders
BY command Of Bvt Major.General Ed. R. s. CANDY
LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Adede-Camp Actg. Asst Adjt denl.
oficial: L. v. cAzIARc, Mde-de-camp, Aetg. Asst
| Adj't. GEN..
October "a
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ona m the bavo Of 81. Mary from which enough
ana ba rey IH nay be gathered in day to make eight
noupds OF superior tall, ", much harder and purer
Fhan common tallow. These berries grow on the
TsY myrtle, but 1t should be called the tallow
M title or tallow tree, since il produces not wax
Lut tallow.
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Affairs in Virginia.

RICHMOND, November IA meeting Of the Ex-
sontye Committee Of the Conservative party Of
Virginia took place tonight, and resolved to call
Convention, to be held in Richmond December
11th, to effect the organization Of the party.
General Scho6eld has consented that mixed
commission Of United States officers and citizens,
appointed BY the City Council, shall take census
~ the Wards in which fraudulent vote is sus-
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OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military Distriet,l
CHARLESTON s. O., October 81, 1857, {

OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, s. O., October q, 1857. ! -
GENERAL onprns No. 1851 .--- q
Post Commanders may admit to bail persons not sub
ject to the Articles OF War; held In arrest by military
thorty charged with offences not capital upon security,
as provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: LIST, Of cash deposit Of the
amount for which bond Is required bail by the State
law In Ike cases; or 3D. Of bond IN hike Sum, running
to the Post Commander conditioned for compliance
with all orders, with surety who must b. freehoder
and must justify in twice the amount of the penalty, and
must under SEAL authorize any oeer ordered BY the
Post Commander, In case of default and non-psynene
by the surety on demand TO summarty seize and sell
sufficient Of the property Of principal and surety 70 sat-
isfy the forfeiture and costs and immedatey upon 90
fault made the bond sha constitute Lien upon the pef
sonal property of both principal and surety
All bail and other bonds taken under military sutnor'-
ty will conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided.
By command Of Byt. Major. General Ed T. s. CANDY. !
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Aid-de.Camp, Actg. Asst. Adj't Gen'L
Official: O. NJ. Mitchell. Ad'de-camp.
October "a
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MARRIED.,

octoher 2ad at the Chufch of the Transformation.
New York, by the Rev. 9Th HoUGHToN, DID,, the Rev.
ALEX. NDER GLENNIE, hector of the Church OF
Prince George, winyah to MARY E. " only hid Of
the late Mrs. ELIZABETH PowELsoN, of Staten Island
N
In Yorkvilla on the 29h ult, by Rev. j. j. SANS. Mr.
FREDERICK W. ROBINSON. formerly Of Petersburg,
Va and Mrs. CHARLOTTE j. HACKE 7, Of Yorkville.
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,,,,e. OF the Alabama state Convention

Doings OF the AIabam'i s'Ate Oun'eHtIoH
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 1.-THE Recon
structtou Convention has raised Committee oi
,bIrteen to report by whas authority Lewis E.
Parsons presides over and became Provisional
t4overnor of Alabama; and also to report the ef-
sact Of tho adoption OF the State Constitution oi
ssptember, 1885, and OF subsequent legislation,
and vhst is the present political sta:us Of Ala
bsma.
M.ior.Gepersl Pope, by invitstion, took seat
on the Presidents stand and briefly returned
thanks for tho honor conferred.
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