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life2 Do they often take . fancy to the sea ?
So, lower and lower in tone, until the lady puts
the question : (Which is Walter Wilding 2"
Attendants head shaken. Against the rules.
"You know which is Walter Wilding2"
So keenly does the attendant feel the closeness
with which the lady's eyes examine her face that
she keeps her own eyes fast upon the floor, lest
by wandering in the right direction they should
betray her.
"Iknow which is Walter Wilding, but it is not
my place, ma'am, to tell names to visitors"
"But you can SHOW me without telling me-"
The lady's hand moves quietly to the attend.
ants hand. Pause aud silence.
81 am going to pass round the tables" says
the lady's interlocuter, without seeming to adj
dress her. ."Follow me with your eyes. The
boy that I stop at and speak to will not matter to
you. But the boy that I touch will be Waiter
wilding. Say nothing more to me, and move 8
little away"
Quickly acting on the hint, the lady passes on
into the room, and looks about her. After q few
moments, the attendant, in o staid official way,
walks down outside the line Of tables commence
ing on her left hand. She goes the whole length
of the line, turns, and zones back on tho inside.
Very slightly glancing in the lady's direction,
she stops, bends forward, and speaks. The boy
whom she addresses lifts his head and replies.
Goodhumoredly and easily, as she listens to what
he says, shelays her hand upon the shoulder ofthe
next boy on his right. That the action may be
well noticed, she keeps her hand on the shoulder
while speaking in return, and pats it twice or
thrice before moving away. She completes her
tour Of the tables, touching no one else, and
passes out by q door at the opposite end Of the
long room.
Dinner is done, and the lady, too, walks down
outside the line of tables commencing on her left
hand, goes the whole length Of the line, tur2s,
and comes back on the inside. Other people
have stroIled in, fortunately for. her, and stand
sprinkled about. She Lifts her vail, and, stop
ping at the touched boy, asks how old he is.
"I am twelve, ma'am, " he answers, with his
bright eyes fixed on hers.
"Are you wen and hsppy%
eyes, mS'am."
"May you take these sweetmests from my
hand2"
elf you please to give them to me-" ,
In STOPPING low for the purpose, the lady
touches the boys face with her forehead and
with her hair. Then, lowering her vail again,
she passes on, and passes out without looking
back.
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ACT I.
THE R T RISES.

In q court yard in the City Of London, which
was No ~Thoroughfare either Tor vehicles or foot
passengers-a court yard diverglng from o steep,
a slippery, and o winding street connecting Tower
street with the MiddleseI shore Of the Thames
stood the place Of business Of Wilding & Co.,
wine merchants. Probably as . jocose acknowl-
edgment Of the obstructive character OF this
main approach, the point nearest to lts base ct
which one could take the river III 80 inodorously
minded) bore the appellatlou fredericksburg.
The court yard itself had likewise been descrip-
lively entitled, in old time, Cripple Corner.
Years before the year one thousand eight
hundred and si1ty-one, people had left off
taking boat at Break Neck-Stairs, and water
men had ceased to ply there, The Shiny
little causeway had dropped into the river
by a slow process OF suicide, and two
or three stumps Of piles and a rusty iron moor
ing-ring were oil that remained OF the departed
Break-Neck glories. Sometimes, indeed, o laden
coal barge would bump itself into che place, and
certain laborious beavers, seemingly mud-en-
gendered, would arise, deliver the cargo in the
neighborhood, shove of, and vanish; but at
most times the only commerce OF Break-Neck-
Stairs arose out of the conveyance of casks and
bottles, both full and empty, both to and from
the cellars Of WildiDg k& Co.. wine merchants.
Even that commerce was but occasional, and
through three-fourths OF it's rising tides the
dirty, indecorous drab Of q river would come
solidarity oozing and tapping at the rusty ring,
as if it had heard OF the Doge and the Adriatic,
and wanted to be married to the great conseryer
Of its flthiness, the right honorable the lord
mayor.
Some two hundred and fftyyards on the right,
up the opposite hill approaching 8 it from the low
ground OF Break-Neck-Sta was Cripple
Corner. There was a pump in Cripple Corner;
there was q tree in Cripple Corner. AL Cripple
Corner belonged to Widing & Co., wine mer-
chants. Their cellars burrowed under it, their
mansion lowered over. 1t really had been .
mansion in the days when merchants inhabited
the city, and had a ceremonious shelter to-
the doorway | without visible support, IKE
the sounding-board over an old pulpit. 1t had
also a number Of long narrow strips OF Window
80 disposed in its grave brick front as to render
1t symmetrically ugly. 1t had also on it's roofss
cupola with o bell in it.
"When a man at fve-and-twenty can put his han
on, and can say, This hat covers the owner Or
this property and of the business which is trans
acted on this property 1 consider, MIR. Blntrey,
that, without being boastful, he may be allowed
to be deeply thankful. don't know how 1t may
appear to you, but SO it appears to me-"
Thus MIR. Walter Wildiny to his man OF law,
in his own counting his hat down
from its peg to suit the action to the .N9gg, ana
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CHRISTMAS STORY
CONTENTS.

ACT u
! Venddle Makes Loue.
Vendob Makes 1uchtG.
ACT ID.
I'm the Valley.
On the Mountains.
ACT ".
! The Clock Lock.
|Obcnreifer's Victory.
The Curtain Fdlis.
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The Overture.
ACT l..
TIE Curtain Rises.
Enter the Hotsekeeper.
The Horsekeeper Spcdks.
Ncw Characters on The
Scene.
Emit Wilding.
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LOUISIANA.

More Removals by General nIswsr-Thc
Lieutenant Governor and State Onirers
0usfed-The Deprecated City Curre"cy In
New ORLEANS, La.. Nov q. 1861
Tho following orders issued to-day
spvc.Al cRpER-So 90
HEADQUARTERS. FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
Nov 81. 1867
thu preeept incumbeuts be ng i'm ped ments recon-
structon under the Jaws Q. Congress me borrowing re
novals and appointments OF tho CIV. officers ~ LOUISIANA
are hereby ordercd:-
Albert VOORHEES, Lieutenant Governor. Is removed,
and jacob Hawkins appointed D ola place.
H. H. Hardy, Secretary Of stae. is reaaoved, ana J
G. Pjsk!u appointed his place
Alan ClIcn. state Treasurer. Is removed and f. J.
'ensus sppT pa,s, A.ator Of Pubic Accounts, TO-
moved and j. 4 supper appointed N his placo.
r II flasher, Superintendent 81 Public Education. 10
removed ard John McNa.r IL appointed n his pace
Harry Rus.r,l State Tax Collector. FOURTH district.
g removed aud Gecrgs W. Kendall - appointed IN h.s
's '''I sleSrt Major General JOSEPH A MOWER
SpEcAI. Ospsss-No. 1872
NEw CRLEASs. Nov. 81. 1851.
For hong an fmrcd,mens 10 recon irdc ion under the
laws OF Congress Charles eicry soroner o. the paro
o: orleans. La. is hereby removed. ana William
Her Is appoirlVi IN his rsce.
The once sheriff Of The parish 81 Orleans being va
nv virtue OF special order No 1885, paragraph Tow
currcn, soriss irolu these headquarters the oo,o"
The parish OF Orleans wi. ACT A. sasr IN cordan,
\ with The laws OF Louisiana uns:i tne Old 1rs,riv n
I pointed Is properly 7ual:ued .@ct wv :"
| BY command OF
| Breyet Major Gene
| Tho order making the :" ooori a ~ -,
| NJ, OCEANS vacs- cfncc OF SlnnTof the Parish
| ,.u.~.a, r. - was issued In cees1dusucs OF
800 80 Avery. appointed by order iea "a m
''aa'fed By ss and the rofu,M Of the rrcae, !, !,
"'ioss he taad execute
| by his srcce ssoy IS accepted.
Al an extra session Of the City Council he'd to nigh,
the Mayor submitted report from the City Treasurer
showing that there arc eth IN circulation four lnd Ea
m..,.oBs Of ac.iars or city notes.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

INC convention EIecfion-The Stnte Gone
Radical.
RAtSiGH, Nov 81, 1867
Inc election returns show 6l9 majority for the radicals
N this CITY, and from mcagre returns from the county
II Is cer'aio thai majority Will be swel!ed 10 500 tn.
Convention s carried the county BY over J. 500 VOTES
James H. Harris tcoloredl leads on the radical t:cxs,
Returns from other parts Of the state are con,n, n
sic.r "ut al indicate that the East has zone "a
~ 1900 49,. and the Wet also II a iroueht Inc,
Orange county s,er the conservative tckst oy cen.
s,dersb,s mslor,v e,c 'snr Hedrck, OF tic rad,
cal candidates for thss county, oealen
vmmseros, Nov 81, 1897
The election returns arc very mcagre, but enough
have been received establish the fac. that Convention
has been called for by large majority. and tia. Tho
radicals have elected majority Of the delegates Very
few negroes have been elected but ~ extreme
white radicals have been The have ,vs.
many Or the counties udder Their eono. 3y thar ira
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THE PRESS TelesnAms.

Railroad speculaaion-The Reciprocity
Observation-Disclosures with the West
Indies-Ex0dus Of Laborers 20 the United
States-D'Arcy Mciec Seriously III.
OTTAWA, Nov. 81, 1867.
Responsible parties in the maritime provinces have
made proposition 10 the government 70 build and run
inter.coional railroad tor bonus OF 100000.
In the Senate last night in reply 70 q
member the Hon. Mr.. Campbell stated that
the govsSnment had mot power to initiate or
entertain negotiations with the American government
with regard the renewal Of the Reciprocity treaty
Such negotiations could only be approached through tho
fundamentally OF the British Minister at Washington
He also stated TINT tina proposed 10 estab-
fish naval communication with the West indies, and 70
subsdtze . line OF steamers with that view.
The Hon. d Arcy MCGEE 10 seriously III.
QUEBEc, Nov. 4. 1857.
The ship carpenters strike stu continues with no
PROJECT or an agreement between the men and their
employers
Large numbers Of the aborng classes leaving for
the United States owing the scarcity OF employ mont
Tho steamships Lady Head and Napoleon have 70.
ccved orders render assistance to any vessel requr-
ing II.
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The Now Governor or NnxasaIsI-Foreign Di-
pismmts ON Their TrnveIs-The shipments
Of Ten TO the United states.
SAN FRAScscc. Nov. 20, 1857
The Japan Times Of October Is says that s,ozboski
hsd finally resigned. and that skogomat. Prince OF
Vvar had been In the place OF that dgn,ary
movement resulted IN proractsd negotiations between
the lnkos Of sa,zsuma and 0wnsmaiosa and stozobosk
himself The event vas FASTENED by visit OF Sir
Henry Parks and Admiral ToosakA after the Nagasaki
murdera
the British Minister and . party Of friends had
ascended the Fus jana Mountain
General Van vaikeoburgh had visited the ports OF the
west coast IN The United States steamer Shenandoah
the Enslish Minister and Admiral visited come or tho
ports aud returned by the way Of Hakodad Nagasaki
and Osak On their arrival af Naeasakt they learned
that two warrant officers OF the British war steamer
ernor Of tho place has been removed for Milling TO bring
the Yokohama n sax advises against the shpment
q goods 70 that market except upon the direct advice Of
correspondence
YOKOHAMA, Oct rs, 1857
Including tho shipment BY the steamship Great Re-
pablo the exports OF tea 20 New YORK sns season IL
millions Of pounds 70 excess q yss year al Of which
pounds passing 10 San Francesca.
me ship Caraciacus, with six hundred ana seventy
two thousand four hundred pounds. and the Pauline
with SIX hundred and nfiy thousand svo hundred
vessels on the berth 20 carry twenty.ous hundred
pounds Of the same marks
The closing quotations Of teas ars:-Common $40
S25; medium, s97 s2s: me- $32 s3s; choice, $40
MANILA, Oct IL, 1851.
Hsnp. 80; eordags, s14 SO per pieuL
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the raEss TELEGRAM.

General Market Reports-Exchnnge Rates.
HAVANA, Nov q. 1867.
Sugar from month large sales. No IL is quoted at
* SIX reals, and No. is 20 at 9H 10,4 reals per
arobe.
Lard, l5Kc a17Kc. Flour. 914 IS. Potatoes, s..
rallow, l2,sc. I3c Bacon. l4c 1Akc. Hams, 22c.
for sugar cured and 1oc. for common Butter. zoe.
26c. and Plentiful Petroleum 3xc 10 bos and &c. in
tins. Hoop. s45 $50 Bseswax. 74c. Sc. for brown
and lie. q llkc Tor white Honey &C. Axe.
Exchange on London 10 lax psr cent premium
Exchange on Paris At par 20 Y psr cent premium
Exchange New York n long sight for currency
20 per cent discount and ~ short s.gn' 25 per cent
and for gold short par TO per cent premium. and
u Low sight AZ = ~ per cent.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Tn iospox MoyEy MARKET LONDON, Nc" op
~ r.a..- shade drmer DE- .,,..,.y.., ~ " -.
money No advices have yet been received BY cable
fro America United States nve-twenties 10 13.1d,
Illinois shares. 81 l5-l6 Erie railway shares, 46x.
LIVERPOOL Corrox Observation-Disclosures, Nov 21-2
: S-Tbe cotton market Is quiet and quotations ara
r. ~:-M.ddiing uplands, sI<d midillng Orleans,
SKA. I'M SALES -srurgs MARKrr.-IJyrRpooL Nov
=, LvEsFooL BREAD for breadstusss Is steady at the
neon Quotations. ->w 2l-
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET-. nroois NO.. :.
2P n-Beef Is q. Cd. higher; ezra nms moss se's
Ing at lbs OIL. Dbl for winter cured Sneese mas
advanced 70 53s per cwt for American, PIX - 10.
lower, sales OF Eastern prime mess at lis per bb,
LIVERPOOL PRoDrcg ARKsr-LvERroot, Nov 2l~-
Spirits turpentine hrmer; sales al 27s Cd per
cst Other quotations UNCHANGED.
LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Nov. 2l-2 r. M-Sperm
oil Is ~ lower. and Is now quoted al ciI2pe ton
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NEW YORK.

ConcIuaiou or tho Palmer stevens Trial-At
Albany-The Jury Disagree and the Judge
DISCHARGES tho Prisoner.
ALsAxY, Nov II, 1867
singular murder trial was concluded here this evon.
ing Judson W. Palmer indicted for murder in tho
second degree for killing Archibald Stevens 10 the town
OF Colymans, In October OF last year.
The trial before Judge Pckham. After the ex.
animation OF several Witnesses neither counsel propos.
ing 10 sum up the counsel for the defence moved for
tho discharge OF tho prisoners without allowing the
case to go the jury District Attorney cbsec,n, u,
Judge charged the Jury. virtually them 10 en-,
Q verdict Of acqultai.
After being out aLI this after thew returned una
pie % sgres Ine Ionr. ~" frsd or District After
ney WA. 10 des,sa anc sat cnlcev replied het be o.
he Sirncr derrc ally OF msnsi7azn'er = s0"'
III, dns .o"' declined y send The -
49," = then and the pr so"- jury bacx Gus :.
-dyn WINS entered ~ ~, and verdict O. mo
! order Of the Cour,
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TDLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Courtesies Extended TO the Refugees from
NIsxics-Deatb Of Lady Aboard tho Co
lumbia. -
HAVANA, Nov. 81, 1867.
A thirteen-inch gun, which arrived here re-
Gently, has been landed.
The Prussan Consul gave picnic yesterday in
honor Of Baron Magnus, Monsieur Eloin, the
Prince and Princess Salh Salm, and the Com
mander Of the Austrian steam gunboat Elizabeth,
Captain Grocller.
The Elizabeth sailed to-day bound for Austria
via the Bermndas. ~4a'. ,sss.-..
The new sugar is expected to be in market in
about twenty days.
The wife Of Mr.. Jordon, American Consul at
Porto Rico, died ON the passage out here from
New York, on board the steamer Columbia.
The duty on agricultural implements and ap-
paratus, machinery, &C., under Spanish flag has
been decided to be one per cent ad ssalorem.
Under foreign flag it is one-ffth mors.
The royal ordinances as published for Cuba are
are now to extend to Puerto Rico, with but slight
notifications.
An order has been issued regulating the Public
Works Department. This branCt Of the service
here il to comprise two hundred and thirty -four
officials. In Porto Rico the same department is to
have but twenty.oae.
The Spanish mail steamers are exempted from
presenting any freight list on entry to port.
News from Trinidad Cuba, up to yesterday
states that no American vessels we're in sight,
The American. Hail. is still confined in jail.
Wind at Trinidad yesterday, north.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Meeting or the Republican state Commits.
see-Ailcged lnccndia ris@.
ccscoHn. Nov. q, 1867
Tho Republican State Central Committee had meet
Ing last evening q Phmnr Hotel Il was tho largest
committee meeting hsid hers for many years. and the
greatest good feeling and unsumity characterized me
speeches determination 10 90 20 wosx early and In
earuest was expressed.
the stats Convention vas fixed for December 18TH 10
meet II Phoenix Hail. the date Of the Competitor and
County Conventions was aso xed on a. dsle prior V
the democratic Convention. large number OF dsstn.
rulshsd Of the party present and nvue1
% take Dart 10 shs meeting
Franz H. Morrill, IL Hook set, vas arrested thm morn
Ing for getting his Insured high rate ard ther
hiring man named Young 70 burn u 10 July last Both
are ID custody.
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INDIANA.

General Council or the Lutheran Chsrch or
North Amcricn NJ Fort WAYNE.
FoRr wAvSn, Nov a. 1851.
the General Ccsncil Of the Luihsraa Church d North
America, which assembled In sh.s e.sy yssssrday, 10
ss engaged 10 consIdsrns the cosssson prepared BY
shs committee sppoasd BY the conversion In Reading.
The debates are bsing cvrrcd on II . kud and Chris
tia spsrit Mr. Kruth Of Philadelphia delivered m
sble decsurss lan evening on the great work Of ne
church and the Conventlon.
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CANADA.


The Haeeas Cerpss Suspensiou Act Coa-
siuued-A Cabinet Crisis at Haud-A Fenian
Scare
NoxrRxAI, Nov. q, 1887
An uneasy feeling prevails in tho city least tho
fenians on The frontier have recourse TO retaatory
msasures BY m incursion and Of violence the
territory Of the Dominion Saturday nhs Esd inst,
on account Of the hanging Of three Fenian convics
Manchester, England. that day by sentence Of tho
Special Commission issued by the Queen.
The idea Of any Feniau attack iu force is ridlcued
The government newspaper organ says however that it
ID probable that trouble may be made by assaults
dviduas ana attacks private houses by thu Fenans
on that day.
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Distress IN g.sulsviiis - Accsuns q the
scarcity Or Csai-Ciesing or SIasufacssrses.
LocisvrLIz New. a. 1897,
M GClock p. NJ
Several large manufacturing establishments In this
city have recently closed account Of The great scar
city Of coal and great distress 10 appreciated among
the employees TINS thrown ous u work dursne shs
winter montha Tho Louisville Rolling Mil has wisely
reserved sufcisnt quantity .of coal 70 protect their
late smployts snsii further supply can b obtansa
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FonsnUs M0NRon Nov. II, 1857.
coleaci Henry ". Jsmss Department Qusr.crmsssss
q this post y making arrangements 20 take up
scross the Chesapeake Bay, between Back River
Light and thsrryssoae. W., prspsnssry 10 ~ being
for zero the cable 10 large subs anslai one about
twentythrss miles Isns has ssveA copper conducting
wires and an outside asmor u heavy GAL
tous 10 the miIa II 10 a1mirSbly adaplsd for
river crossings where smaller cable would BE- aois
injury from anchorage II was manufacturer N Europe
for the q heavy cos ana was laid the
tine army operating II n ,ns Of Rschmend Thu
ns The eastern shore be- bssa abandsnsA hence the
proposed sale Of the cable.
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COLORADO.

OrsanIxasien Or the Denver and Paeiac Rail-
way Cs2paay.
rf Dssvsn New. 30. 1855
me pssvsr and Pacific Railway Company was organ.
ssd yesterday One days canvassing 10 this city oniy
resulted ID subscriptions 10 the sock amounting
$4,000 The enterprise has aroused great enthusiasm,
and a early ccunscion with the Union Paeide Railroad
hes been dogsrmi ned upon.
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THE LAGER sEEa TRAFFIC N BOSTON.
From The Evening relegrn Of Yesterday. !

BozTos. Nov "a. 1851
Another result Of the late election has been made
apparent In the permission granted by the State
ccnasbusry 70 lager beer saloons 10 keep open until
eleven p. ~ instead Of nine. - heretofore come Of
the dealers to whom tnis privilege has been granted
slats that the officers been eaty Of soliciting and
aeceptsns money before assusncs given tDat they
would not DO disturbed One OF the extensive brewers
Ia said 10 have paid largely.
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AND BY TINE sLwsBoss rnRoUou THE orrx.


BR0okLyN
wainwright cassii branch ones Of sAs Rvsssss r.
gram; 3. iai sss street, street .,,..,
WIN: Ness, 81 Myrt 9 avenue
Mrs. pi Dayton as 81 fa.s" sss mus
y e ssis s' ID t ss.sss ' :,-s.
I STis.s IS 81 sy rs a.; .,ss :,:;,
WIN wii'eoii ssi Myr's sveaSs.
g. v Van Sis q sr'1 Is G ce s stree.
s sss E F:sass sssi ,I s ,'.s;t .-..
J Wagner e,ras, = 4 iassa and Fuisea svsass
l. l. s s.ss Is Is i s,,s. :'' .ss...
4 i sisiSss; y. \, H Ss,. .s :s.pu..
M I.s%:s. u i GSIss s .ssss
Z p pss% isi: - iIss.s nave. .,sss.
T Knee. Myrtle aysaus. eorass Rysrsoa sssss
Y. Jones', iismilon ferry
Mr. smith. sss coiumssa street
>, ssraus. ~ iiam.son avenue.
NJ soscy aoa sssaa nss, t 6aoa s s:ss
1, s'1as sn, .ses ". as Ca P.c.ss s,s:s.
so s.s S; ss.o Sps es:ss s.y
s wsS r Ss:s s Sss, i fs.Ss s:s
ncKenns, q Atlantic street.
~. rhompses, bridge a street ferry.
NJ. Lewis johnston near Myrtle
Aisssiss ~ q ssesss sssr Eighteenth ssrsss
Ars johnston Bridge street.
Edw. Ac10wou. n II chs street.
NJ. 6auvreau. Sand street. near Hudson
ssS ~ si WI f fSsoUoE isS or
EAsT NEW YORK.
WIN. Z. Smith New jersey .vssas. ssar Baius sssssa
JERSEY CfrE
Tracy. Co,tIandt street ferry. New ycrk sios'
" EngAna lsrry house JerssS chy.
Quase, ~ Newark avenue.
AND nv TIM SEwssoys.
HoBoKEN.
.. powu,y, barclay .,rses. feuy. New Yosk sids
u. Heed. fsry gate, Hoeofen
ALL THE PERIODICALS or THE DAT. AS WELL
A rnE GREAT MOANING DArLiEs. ARE ron SALE
" ALL THE AGENTS AYoys NAKED.
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CesvensIss o. she Presbyssrias ChsFch.
EAssviiLn. Nov. 81, 1857.
The General Assembly Of the Prsstyssrsn Church In
the United slater met 10 convention 10 this city ssdsy
raw b. Moore, Of Vagina, vas chosen moderator.
me opening ssrmo1 was delivered ~ the Rev. Dr.
Ksw 81 shelby. The Baltimore Presbytsry vas ID.
mttsd, and accepted a. part of shas Body. nses was
3 fan attendance
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Hopes from Queen Victoria's speech.
LONDON, Nov q, 1867.
scm.ccias journals IN Paris express the opinion that
The paragraph on Italian affairs the Queens speech
tho hopes Of Italy
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SPAIN.

Relief TO lhe Inhabitants Of Porto Rico.
MADRID, Nov. 81, 1857
The accounts Of the terrible calamity which has
visited the island Of Porto Rico cause profound sensa
ton hera
The government ID fitting out m expedition at
c.als for the immediate recf o. the Inhabitants.