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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

= TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. Is.
The election is passing off quietly and with
font any disturbance. The result for two days
in Leon, Madison and Gadsden counties, foot
up 5000 votes, of which only 20 We're polied by
whites, and nj are for the convention.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 10.
! Further returns from Arkansas show the
State has gone for the convention
MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov. 10.
PIN oopS.;tpt;o,,,I Convention to-day adopt
ed n menoriaI 10 Congress praying Tor the re-
uoyal of the cotton tax, and that all taxes
Maid since the LIST of December be refunded to
The producers An ordinance was passed
sabolishing the new county OF Jones, created
bg the last Legislature, and restoring the old
boundaries Of the counties out Of which Il was
formed. A resolutionlwas adopted ,by a vote
of So to 81, to appoint special committee TO
inquire into the expedieney of removing the
State Capital from Montgomery 49,
,4L31A, ~ IodCHARLEsroN, Nov L.
BY an order Of Gen. Candy all Sheriffs are
70 make returns to him of delinquent tax-pay-
CTS, ana post commanders are authorized to
require the services OF cities for the necessary
repairing Of highways. .s'r
Instructions are being issued as TO the man
her of conducting the election Gov Orr is
here consulting with Gen. Candy in relation to
the new State loan and the approaching cleo
sivg al, ssi,,,l. !, NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.i
The Republican says returns from q little
more than halt the State of Mississippi 81 ow
that 5000 more than a majority of the persons
registered voted ON the convention question,
aud the remaining counties will increase the
majority, as in some counties the opponents OF
the convention voted. In the part OF the State
heard from, unreconstructed voters generally
stand away from the polls. One conservative
delegate is lnowrrto be elected. Among those
who took the stump in favor of a convention
was Hon. "A. G. Brown, ex-U. S. Senator and
Gen. Alcom, Senator eject.
! The Vicksburg Republican advocates the
Acknowledgement of those who did nor vote at
the election is Mississippi y FEfr F Z
The Times OF this city denounces Gen. Now
9r's appointment OF e. King Cutler to the
bench III the I'd District Court flf
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
Various Items.

New YORK, Nov. H.
A Naples special of the 14th states that Mt.
Fesuvius is in a state of action and sending
forth a volume OF fire. New craters and the
old craters are in operation. During the pre-
yious nightrad hot stonea were elected in large
quantities. Lava is pouring down the sides OF
the mountains and the indications are that
there will be grand eruption, involving seri-
GUS consequences.
Aspeciai dispatch to the Cincinnati Com
mercial, dated Salt Lake, Utah, Nov II, says
|. very distinct shock of an earthquake was
teit there on the morning of that day, but did
no damsge. ~
/ A New Orleans special says money panic
and possibly riot, is imminent there, owing
20 the depreciation Of the city currency AT q
meeting OF 300 citizens, mostly Germans, last
night, violent speeches We're uttered and a riot
openly limited at Another mass meeting viii
be held I'M Lafayette square soon iiata90 4
4 QUARANTIEE, STATEN ISLAND, Nov. To-.
he'hcalth officers report that the steamship
City of Cork, which arrived to-day from Ant
werp, has had II deaths from cholera on her
passage, among the steerage passengers, and
she has now ten cases on board. There has
beenIiio sickness among the cabin passengers
orcfew. The vessel has been sent down to the
Jower quarantine, and the sick transferred to
the hospital ship, and the wen passengers to
the receiving ship Illinois.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16


Tobacco i 81 q tpgIs, Mo. Noy 49,
dm eaf q IT. sip sSGp q e
n1lddiing 16c. Hemp nominal at 20 a so for un-
dressed and 70 @ so for dressed Flour fat; Spring
double dos 50 a 975. Wheat duh and heavy; prime
90 @265. Corr duh and lower e a ssc Tor new,
and soc tor Old. Oats better at c. u Csc. Barley
steady and firm 30 a 40.-Rye firm at % a / So.
oenshouders RIB sides 15yc. Lard very dull at
u q 3c for tierces and kegs Live Hogs easy at 90
@ 6 % for heayy.sis anFss Te9f > @09.0s
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 10.
Cotton declining; uplanls nc Isl Ia 16c oats " a
75c. Mess Pork dull at 2255 % 1900 Corn luIl and
unchanged Bacon dull; shoulders l4eI i4sc; clear
sides 16 a i6ac. Larf14 "a Tic. Flour duif; super
me . 5O % 0O.g Sc .abnid rs .na.ansmls saH1i
MOBILE, Nov. 49,
Cotton opened with a good .tegpand but declined,
and closed dull; sales 1900 bales receipts 200 bales,
Mddling 16f 9164c., fa la.f rg tiasg ssio9
Cotton opened active bnt closed with downward
tendency; saess59 balesfiddlings 16c; receipts s3i
bales .isash 4'aosisA ,39slSN t8iyi '.,il'g +,
Dhg.l2p SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 49,
Cotton dull and dropping; sales $40 bales; receipts
As9y CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 10.
Cotton easier with a declining tendency sales Ais
bales Npddiing 173c; receipts 400 bales. sa,1ey
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov IL.
Spirits Turpentine quiet at 501 ~ lc Rosin weak
az % for common and3 l2b ior MOL. Tar weak at
90 Cotton has declined ac; market active at l6c
araau 81, a. i8s7a NBwloRLRANs. Nov. Is.
Cotton unsettled sales2700 bales; Middlng Orleans
at Ut; receipts 402T bales; orts 1850 bales Sales
Of thegweek = goo bales receipts Of Che week 400
centrifugal li3c; Yellow clarified lie. Molasses UNI
3
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& o..on Roo. and Shoe p I, =. =

~ - Boston, Nov. IL.
There is no change Tor tho better to record In tho
Boot and shoe trade. Some few orders coming in
but usually they are for small parcels The contin-
ned and line weather for The season retarts the
demand and, unless change occurse soon this
month witt record very limited business in the
heavy line OF Boots and Shoes. Although the pres
ent demand is duh, there is no disposition TO lower
prices, 0ods have been sold all the all at less
han they have cost with leather at the prices which
have ruled, ana now that decline in leather is
looked for in leather and hides, unless the price
should recete to point below any expectation, the
prices nf Boots and Shoes will not be materially
changed from what they have been during tbs trade
season iustpast. The shipments Of Boots and Shoes
Tor the week have been rs l53 cases. showing falling
oft Of $500 cases as compared with last, week-Shoe
and Learner Reporter
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

! su[B2sRS UH H NEW YORK. Nov. 49,
Sotf6h-a shade lower; sales 1900 bales; Middling
ppianls at IS a Isle.
nloui-l0 a. l5c lower sales l., 900 bills; State at
90 ioa9; fisound Hoop Ohio at 80 a IS 90; Yves
tern at 3 80 o. 12 80; Southern duh and dropping;
sales $50 bbls. at 10 L. "A 25 California declining
sales $50 sacks at f2 90 "a 10 So
Wleat--feayy and 20 &c lower sales &c, 060 bush.
Chicago Spring No. at 2 20 a 224; do No. at ri
g 70; Amber State at 10; Amber Green Bay at
32;i White Genessee at 3 or.
Go5n-Tlc lower sales $4,000 bush. Mixed wsetern
A. 81 az 565, closing at l 81 q 35I and 81 for
high Mixed nearly Yellow "
oats-steady; sales 90, 900 bush; Western at 70 a.
7SJc. RI Y
Beef heavy; sales $40 bbls.
Pork-a shade 1rmer; sales 1.e5Oibbls: mess % AZ
u II ~, closing at q II cash.
Lardhrln and quiet; sales 400 bbs. at 12s "a 13fe
Buiter--hrm. -. 80 .,,,s,,. -.li-.' + '.'9.l
Whiskey-quiet. .a aasl sud-
Sugar-irm; saies Coz hhds Porto Rico 1871 a lac
Mascovadc III q i2ae; $50 boxes Havana at l2l a
t23c. -.5er y =
Cotee-frm. go t- -. .-...l. elt,r.,.f
+ Molasscs-dnIl. q. l.,-.a r-fs Ia
Naval Stores-gpet and irregular. .s p u
0ls-quiet. ~
ilreghts to Liveipool-lower; Cotton ID per sail;
Wheat ID and Corn Sd per sail Wheat and Corn per
steamer I'D. III e6 lfs
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16


A Washington dispatch says: II Is under
stood Gen. Sehofeld, after his interview with
the President, has decided TO arrest al persons
making incendiary speeches in his district
The President viii recommend in his mes
sage some sweeping changes and reforms in
the management of the Internal Revenue de-
partment
Hon. VIM A. Darling, who is in Washing
Ton says ne VIII not accept the nomination for
solid support of the Republicans, with which
he THINKS he can beat either Hoffman or Wood
The truth about the st. Thomas Affair e that
Secretary seward va; offered the Danish aoyorn
of ST. Thomas and St.,Ju:if, preyidin@ H. ,,'a9
iority OF the inhabitants consented to the trans
fer. s5 aa 3. 'afsnsl'
Secretary McCulloch has sent Thomas NJ
Cook as special agent to invest gate .tlies.aa.
stupendous revenue frauds in New York. = ~,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
Massachusetts, Etcms.

y - WORCESTER, Nov. 10.
Mrs James L. Sheppard was shot by her
husband this afternoon at Mr.. Curtis farm, 3
miles from this city, She had been living in
the family Of Mr. Curtis as nurse. Her hus-
band went there this morning and had high
words with her. He then came to this CITY
bought a pistol and returned. He fired sever
al shots ut her, from the effects of which she
died a few minutes after. The murderer is
still ut large. 8lf d sn# Us t1a -.
James A. Rawson, a hack driver, was arrest
ed this forenoon as accessory to the death OF
Mrs. Cynthia Newton, who died ON Tuesday
from the effects of an abortion "a
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
gbeE'olisicaf Campaign lea New Hansp-
~ shire.


40 iaN asses CONCORD, Nov. To- 20
A large and spirited meeting of prominent
Republicans of Merrimac county was held III
Concord this forenoon TO perfect county or
ganization for the coming political campaign
hon. e. II. Rollins presided. After the trans
action of business, addresses were made by
various gentlemen, who congratulated those in
attendance on the encouraging prospects of
the Republicans in this county, and on the re-
suit OF the Democratic State Convention of
yesterday tA W
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
The Pollard shooting A flair.

BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
John, and Joseph Douglass Wise, who as
saulted f. A. Pollard in front Of The Maltby
House, yesterday, were arraigned before mag
istrate, and waving an examination they were
bailed in the sum of $4,000 each TO appear be
Pollard's wound is severe, the bone being shat
tered, but it is not necessarily dangerous He
is now doing well n 1sas asb,,. +,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
New Work Ise,ns.

isH sazeNftr 2'a NEW York, Nov. Is.
This evening the boiler of the donkey engine
on the steamer Matanzas exploded, killing
Henry MCGEE, Quartermaster. Another of
the crew is missing, supposed, to have been
blown overheard
Kirby & Co.'S cloak store on Broadway was
rabhed last aight OF vi 700 worth of property.
The Congressional Comm ttee public ex-
penditnres, iOf which Mr.. Hulbud is Chairman,
is sitting to-day ut the Astor House.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

y -. 2 RICHMOND, Nov. 10.
No business being before the U. S. Circuit
Court today it was adjourned until the 10Th
inst, when the trial of JEFF Davis will take
place. .s ID
Chief Justice Chase leaves for Washington
tomorrow to be present at the opening of the
African High Schools. 1t is now understood
that he is not to be present at the Davis trial.
The Conservatives are holding Ward meetings
tonight to appoint delegates to the State Con-
vention .t. RI 4
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
Isaisceilaneou. Di.pn !.

~ .f'Ns AZ 9sh'i'' e''s ALBANY, Nov. IT,
Official returns from AZ counties and the re-
ported Inaiorities from the remaining 10 coun-
ties, give the Democratic State ticket 1892
majority, y,, 4sa 81 assn sf tsls s,f.,s
i.5F So. m sas.a ST. Louis, Nov. 10. ali
Gen. Hancock and family, and several MEM
bers of his staff left here this evening for New
Orleans, where he will assume the command
of the 9TH Military District. i5 sh.'is5sa -
/ :. 80. h ID sal SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. To-
The United States steamer Ossipee arrived
yesterday at Victoria from Sitka, with Gen.
Rosseau and staff all of whom are we'll. -
f The Legislative Council meets at New West
minister early next month n 81
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

Ie51t.5J sslslf sai SARNIA, CANADA, Nov. Is. y
/ Afro broke out here last night in the West
ern Hotel stables, and before its progress could
be arrested, it destroyed 20 shops and dwelling
houses, together with the post-office, market,
and two or three small hotels. About a dozen
families are rendered honseess Loss estima-
ted at between $4,000 and 100000.
a 5t. New ORLEANS, Nov. H.
A destructive fire at Houston, Texas, last
night, destroyed whole block, including the
German Lutheran Church, an extensive sash
factory, several fine residences, and quantity
of lumber. Loss $4,000 5fsi ~
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16

/ r,11ss.gtf .fu0g s1 CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. 10.
j fI9ur unchanged. Wheat irregular at SO a 81
lof NO and III a y for No. z. Corn heavy and
declined e; sales AZ % a 90. for No. Q Oats buoy
ant at % q 6cc Rye firm at / % Tor No. and &c
ler 70. y harley dun at 10 "a II for Mol Pro-
MsdoAs quei new Mes Pork Tor present delivery at
~ 90, and for last half of January at 20 5O green
BANS at C9 Die; Lard steady at Ile
Bsceipts-T 800 bbs. ilonr, 100000 bush wheat 81
0pG BUSH corn, 10000 bush. oats 500 live Lo,s.
shpments-9,500 bbls. -four, "a 900 bush wheat "a
900 bush. corn, 100000 BUSH OATS 5000 live hogs
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
From Wmshsusto,: /.
hVh6 " AshsHsstDts. $50 30 -atsa 70
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is

w aShtN6fON, NOV. ID.
Secretary Welles is recovering trom his ill
ness and expects to be out in a few days. .-eosf
Receipts for duties on imports from Noyem-
Der LIST to the 9th, at Boston, were SS44 913; at
New York 81, 49803l.
Advices received at the Treasury Depart
ment represent that the Custom House at
Brownsville, Texas has been left with but very
few officials in charge, owing to the yellow
fever, from which disease several of them had
died while others left the town to avoid its raw
ages. Collector TO fill the vacancy win be
appointed in a few days.
Returns from the receipts OF customs at New
Orleans have not been received for two months
past, owing to the prevalence OF yellow fever
instructions have been sent thither by The
Commissioner of Customs to furnish the re-
turns. 49, sF VI = s - "a
REPRESENTATIVES Williams, Boutwell, and
Lawrence of the Judiciary Committee, have
severally written out their views in favor Of
the impeachment of the President. The prob
ability is that these will harinopi2e so as to
ollp
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-16
CO M MI Il Is CIlAL.
vi nSIai.

-ismlg sdlli j Financial lf
900 saj a 1910 NEW YORK, Nov. 15--6 P. NJ. y
Money active ut per cent, bnt easy. Gold heavy
at 140J. Sterling Exchange dull and nOininally I'M
changed. Government securities dull and slightly
lower. Stocks closed strong and higher. Mining
shares steady and more active. Balance in the Sub
Treasury, &iO9, 00C 900. = p = =