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Alabamn Conventions.

New YORK, November 16.-A special
dispatch from Montgomery, Ala, dated
9 o'clock P. NJ. last night says: The
Constitutional Convention adopted q
resolution fixing the adjournment for
the 25th inst. This will allow the ques-
ton of ratification to be'decided before
the end of the present year. The COM
mittees of executive. judiciary and
militia have reported. The judiciary
recommend that all judicial offices ex-
cept Justice of the peace and county Of
ticers shall be filled by the Governor,
subject to confirmation by the Senate.
The militia committee also recommend
that all militia officers be appointed by
the Governor, subject to confirmation
by the Senate, but none of the reports
were acted upon.
The ordinance proposing compcnsa-
ton to slaves for services from the date
of the emancipation proclamation down
to actual enfranehisement by the Union
army, caused good deal of excitement
Some of the delegates are determined to
carry it and fix the compensation ut the
present rate of ten dollars per month
| 1t is scarcely possible that so extensive
measure can pass the Convention; but
it is quite likely some compensation
will be voted.
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The Pedestrian.

BUFFALO, November 16.-Weston left
Silver Creek at ten fifty last night. He
is getting along famously and conf
IDENTIFY expects TO do his hundred miles
to-day.
ERIE, Pa, November 16.-Weston ar
rived here ut II NJ, making the fifty
eight miles from Silver Creek to Erie in
thirteen hours and ten minutes, inclu-
ding a stop of fifty minutes for break
fast at Ripley. He left here at p. NJ.
CoNNEAUT, November l6.-Weston ar
rived here at S:l2 p. NJ. His feet were
so badly swollen that he could proceed
no further tonight, thus failing to
make the hundred miles.
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CINCINNATI nlarhe..

3
CINCINNATI, November l6.
FLOUR-Dull; family at IL 0Oal1 25
WHEAT-Quiet of Q As fer No. l red
and 2 IL for No. spring.
CORN-Unchanged; new IN the ear IN
local demand at e3c. lH
OATS-Firm at &c; holders ask &c
RYE-At I 4s.
BARLEY-Unchanged. no
COTTON--Dull; middling can be
bought at 16.
TOBACCO-Steady and in fair de-
mand; sales of 81 hogsheads; prices IN.
changed.
enthusiastically.
MESS PORK-Held at 20 90, but nc
sales. "
LARD-At 12a12s; no new lard offer
ing.
SHOULDERS-At HALT aud clear
sides at ISL.
@GREEN MEATS-Advanced to 7a9a
l2c for shoulders, sides and hams, to be
delivered.
BUTTER-Dull; central Ohio fresh
rolls at 3Oa35c. Receipts large.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
EGGS-Sales at pc.
APPLES AND POTATOES -Unchsug,
ed and dnll.
HAY-Dull; sales at tic.
HOGS-In demand at 6 25a6 81
gross; but few offering; sales ut 8 2;
net; weather cooler.
LINSEED OIL-Dull at 90.
PETRQLEUM-Dull at 45a50c re
fined free.
LARD OIL-Unchanged.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull; supply larg'
at 2 50a5 % gross.
sHEEP-In large supply, and dull q
2a3c gross.
GOLD-At 1891 buying.
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Wnahinaton aferns.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE fol
lowing is q copy of telegram, dated
Victoria, V. l., November l6, 1867:
Hon. W. H. Seward, Secretary OF
State, reached Sitka 18th of October
and a transfer was made the same day
for Protocol. All we'll and all satisfac'
tory.
(Sisned) LOWELL III. ROUSSEAU.
1t is understood TO be the decision OF
the Treasury Department that unless
holders of 1905 shall present them fol
conversion into $50 bonds at maturity
the option to make such conversion
will DO lost, and 7-30s will afterwards
be paid in greenbacks.
About fifteen Senators and thirty Rep
resentatives have n rived in Washing
ton. Some of them are from remote
borders, including Pacific States.
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From San Rrnuci,cs.

HONOLULU, November 9, ria SAN
Francisco, November 15.-The United
States steamer Laekawanna and the
French war steamer Alert are in port at
the same time. The Lackawanna sails
on cruise windward to the Islands on
the 9th.
The Alert is bound for Valparaiso and
thence home. The Venus sailed TO Ia
hiti, October 2Sth. The master and
steward of the English bark Geoshing
were arrested for smuggling tobacco.
She spoke the Whaleship Nantillas at
the entrance of the harbor of Honolulu
bound for Nicaragua. The steamer
America sailed to-day.
The Yellow Jacket mining company
levied assessment of a hundred dollars
per share.
Flour is quiet at 5Oas 90. Wheat
dull at 2 45a2 55. Legal tenders at 7la.
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BY THE CABLE.
fBy Telegraph to tho Resistcr.l

LONDON, November f6.-The Confer
ence proposed by Emperor Napoleon for
the settlement of the Roman question
seems to be attended with difficulties.
The Pope objects to any Conference
whatever and the several powers which
have been invited to participate are
divided on the question of the neces-
sity for o Conference, and it is asserted
that Spain is the only nation that sup
ports tho temporal power of the Pope
in any event.
1t is now said that the United States
Government is to pay Sl1, 500, 900 for the
Danish India Islands of st. Thomas, st.
John and Vera Cruz, subject to the claim
of France on the last named, or
s7,500,OO0 for st. Thomas and St. John.
MANCHESTER, November lot is
thought that the sentence of most of
the Feniars who were recently convict
ed in this city by special commission
will be committed to Gard labor for q
term of years, or Punishment. Allen
however, whose offense was the worst
and presented the lowest claims for
mercy, will probably for the sake of ex-
ample suffer the extreme penalty of the
law on November 23d.
PARIS, November lG.--CrowR &
Levels life saving tackle, an American
invention for instantaneously lowering
and detaciugh small boats from the side
of n vessel when under full Roadway
has been adopted by the French Navy
after q trial by the French feet a
Toulon.
Late dispatches state the sigua
failure Of the Turco-Cretan mission
Hostilities had been resumed in Gambia
- PARIS, November 'l6.-The meteori
, shower on the night of the 18th, ant
morning of the 14th, was very bril-
liant, many thousands being visible
not only in this city, but throughout
France.
DUBLIN, November 16, Eveniug.-Or
the opening of the Court this morning
Warren and Halper were sentenced K
fifteen years Imprisonment, and Costel
10 to ~ years.
FRANKFORT, November 16, Evening"
United States bonds closed at 754.
ANTWERP, November 10, Evening
Petroleum declined to 4iif.
LONDON, November IL, Evening"
American securities firmer, and in bet
ter demand, though prices are quotably
unchanged.
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Further Particulars of the IIurri-

NEW YORK, November l6.-The Her
AIDS Havana special says: Later adj
vices from Porto Rico received here state
that the late tempest was more severe
than the late terrible gales which visit
ed the Inflated island previous to 1859.
All the towns have been terribly desc
lated. One thousand houses have been
laid in ruins, and three thousand have
been severely injured. Some Of the
houses along the streets have been en-
tirely demolished, and the roadway is
entirely hidden by the ruins. No news
whatever has been received regarding
the effect of this storm in the GentIa!
portion of the island, where, on the
Savannah, numerous herds are pastured,
but elsewhere the cattle have been
killed ard fields swept entirely bare
The loss is iucalculable. The merchants
of the island have demanded that flour,
corn, provisions, &c, shall be entered
free of duty. Every living thing, man
or animal, on the Island of Tortola,
persisted.
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New York stock Market.

NEW YORK, November IL.
STOCKS-Opened animated and
higher, but the advance was subsequent
ly lost; market closed strong. Canton,
46!a47; Cumberland, 27ia28; Quicksil-
yer, 16tal9; Mariposa, SaSi; Pacific Mail,
l344a134l: Atlantic Mail, 117a117i;
Western Union Telegraph, 3la3lt; New
York Central, 1l4ia1l4s; Erie, 73sa73e;
Hudson, l25aal26; Reading, 97a97a;
Ohio Certificates, 25ia25s; st. Paul, 41;
do preferred, 81; Michigan Central, 100
a1094; Michigan Southern, 6las1s; Illi-
nois Central, l304a131; Pittsburg, 64aS44;
Toledo, lO3al03t; Rock Island, 96a96ta
96s; Northwestern, 54ta54i; do preferred,
'65sa65i. Fort Wayne, 96ta9S4. The ia
vorite shares were Erie and Northwest
ern common. These absorb large pOr-
ton of the speculative interest of the
street. Tennessees advanced to 644a64t;
Missouris to 954a95t.
EXPRESS SHARES-Wells' Express,
53t; American, 20; Adams, Ill; United
States, 703; Merchants Union, "a.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, November 10.
COTTON-Lower; sales 1900 bales ut
l7RalS for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts of 1879 barrels;
market l0al5c lower; sales of 1000 bar
rels at 50a9 10 for superfne State and
western; 9 50a10 80 for extra State; 8 40
all 80 for extra western; 9 75a13 90 for
round hoop Ohio; 10 GOALS so for st.
Louis, closing quiet; also 2O00 barrels of
extra State for December, part at about
10 10. California -four heavy and low
er; sales Of $50 sacks at ii 00al3 80. Rye
-four, sales $50 barrels ar 10a9 90.
WHISkY-Quiet and unchanged.
| WHEAT-Receipts 1896 bushels;
market dull and la2c lower; sales OF
30, 900 bushels at Is for No. spring;
226 for No. l do; 2 24a2 "a! for No. and
do mixed; 3 % for extra choice amber
Greenbay; 55a3 90 for white Canada;
05 for white Michigan.
RYE-Decidediy tirmer; sales of $4,000
bushels western ut 60.
BARLEY-Drooping; sales Z $50 bush
Canada West az 81 &C; market dull.
Palisades 5000 bushels Canada at
AZ In bond.
CORN. Receipts, 1892 bushels;
without decided change; sales 5000
bushels at l 34al 36i for mixed western,
closing at 34al 3o..
0ATS-Receipts, 2,075 bushels; mar
ket decidedly firmer with some specula-
tive inquiry; sales 81, 900 bushels ut az
a79ic for Western;closing with no sellers
below SOC.
COAL-Nominal.
LEATHER-Sole easier; sales at %
a2Slc for Buenos Ayres light weights.
WOOL-Less active and declining;
sales 325, 1000 pounds ut 44a5+c for do
mestic fleece. "E.
RICE-Quiet; sales at 9ta10c for Caro-
lima.
COFFEE-Firm.
SUGAR-Firm; sales 800 barrels Cuba
at l1!al2fo.
MOLASSES-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Quiet; sales at l3c for
crude. and 25ic for refined bonded.
HOPS-Qniet; sales at 35a65c for
American.
PORK-Quiet and steady; sales OF
1900 barrels at 81 00a21 ~ for mess, clos
ing at 81 90 cash; Is 75a19 % for prime;
81 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Heavy; sales of 435 barrels at
previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales Of 120 bar
rels at 26 50a29 so, and 100 tierces prime
mess beef on private terms.
BACON-Quiet; sales 100 boxes city
long clear at l2sc.
CUT MEATS-Heavy; sales of $50
packages at Sial0e for shoulders, and
l2ial4c for hams.
LARD-Quiet and steady; sales of $50
barrels at l2sa13s.
BUTTER-Active and firm at 20a45c
for State.
CHEESE-Heayy at 11al5c.
LATEST P. NJ.
LOUR-Clssed dull and 1Oc lower;
shippers are holding off for lower
prices.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy at 2 20a
S2l for No. 2 spring and 225a2 26 for
No. spring.
RYE-Yery firm at 1 IS for western,
with moderate export demand.
QATS-Firm at 80 for western.
G0RN-Dull at 34aI So for good to
prime mixed western.
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Propeller Burned.

BUFFALO, November 1.-THE pro-
peller Antelope, with cargo of 1900
bushels of wheat and COO barrels of
flour, caught fire at noon to-day in front
of Reeds elevator and burned to the
waters edge. The vessel was owned by
Lathrop& Co., of Racine, and was val
ned at $4,000; insured for $4,000. The
cargo was valued at 100000; insured
for $4,000. The vessel arrived this
morning and had discharged a portion
of the cargo. The fire it supposed to
have originated near the boilers.
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 16.-The
report in circulation that General Lyle,
sheriff elect, was dying from the effect
of injuries received two weeks ago by
being thrown from carriage, is incOr-
rect He is still suffering from the ac-
cident, but his life is not in danger.
The New York Tribune's Philadelphia
special says: At large meeting of the
leading cigar manufacturers held last
evening it was resolved not to accede
to the demands of the journeyman who
are now on strike for an increase OF
20 per cent. on their wages. The strik-
ers number about 1000.
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Columbia and Augusta HniIrond.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 10
The Columbia and Augusta railroad
bridge was crossed by trains for the first
time to-day. The Directors of the
road, with many citizens, crossed in thC
first train. The bridge is handsom,
iron structure. The entire length o.
the bridge is lO40 feet. The road wher
completed, will he great through lii,
between this city and Augusta, SiXt!
miles Of the laying of the track being
pushed forward.
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An Army OF More than FIVE
Thousand OlficesIIolder,

Are consuming your sulstance, and ", =
other hungry cIpectanis are yatbefias nv
vultures, 20 banquet upon tiis 'ltAIs o. pS
trate State. =
Your public buildings ale sinking deHsi, Y
the hundred thousand, with no app4feni fss =.
Your Lunatic Asylum has alrtaiy oostl,lss,.
third more than the original estimate ~ 49, ~
whole, and the first wing Is not YET ooapsS-
At the present rate, more thanone niuhI
dollars win be consumed In what y ho'blhs ~
than stupendous fraud, ut which Joaf Pss
servants are oOnniying.
The PeDitentiary was expected 70 ~ ~ ~ -.
sl6s 900. but through the Incompetent -
planned IL, nearly four times a. mufh ~. :,
will ~ required as was originally lnifsSsa -
tho expense Of tho building viii be B1He -.
Of one million dollars. Other operailos -
lie men show similar disregard o. l0sI 80 -
est. Many Of them are mere scbemeso'P"
benefit and public robbery. s,,L
Not a single Radical journal Of we 20, ~ =,
uttered q word Of dennnCiation OF tnsS -,
other public wrongs. To the RkSis1l s..,
almost the exclusive honor OF clan ~ ~.
popular cause against the outfago ~ 80 !,
plunderers. In pursuance OF ia plr.- A.
hunt down corruption aud corrupslos,II'. -,
REGISTER will lay before the psopS. -.
startling facts concerning the opea, -,
funds upon public works. The most - M
frauds are known 10 have tssn perpe;t
every taxpayer has an interest - l'.l - ~
ment. We call upOn the people -
support rs In our etoit
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Thad. stevens-General Schofeid-ln
MISUNDERSTANDING Mntters--tEc.


MISUNDERSTANDING Mntters--itc.,
&c, &c.
NEW YORK, November 16.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says: Hon.
T Thad. SteveNs is still feeble, and al
though he intends to bring in bill to
suspend civil officers pending the i'm
peachment, his feebleness it is th ought
will compel him to forego it.
General Schofield, in his interview
with the President the day before Jes-
terday, gave a good deal of information
!. relative to the arming of the blacks in
his district. The General stated that
the negroes were pretty generally
armed, and that tie whites in this re-
spect were at great disadvantage.
The propriety of taking some measure
to prevent dangerous use by the
blacks of their superiority in arms and
organization, was discussed, and it is
probable some plan will be agreed up
on when the General returns here from
his visit to New York. General Schofield
is said to be of the opinion that the
Convention business in Virginia will
prove complete failure.
Two manned soldiers, employed as
clerks in the Paymaster Generals office,
having been dismissed for belonging to
q Johnson club, the fact was brought to
the knowledge of the President, who
said that many persons had spoken to
him about the injustice done in this
case, and that he would see that a
proper investigation would be made
and govern himself by the result.
In reference TO the report that SCcre-
tary Mccullough is about to issue q new
long consolidated five per cent. loan !
am informed that no plans have yet
been arranged looking to that end. The
Secretary has merely had conversations
with certain members of the Finance
Committee on the advisability of sdch
loan. He favors the measure, how
ever, and it is believed that his views
on the subject are favored by many of
the members of the Finance Committee.
The Times special says: The best Re
publican lawyers in Washington do not
agree with Attorney General Staus.
berry in his opinion against the legality
of the coming session Of Congress.
The expense of executing the recon-
struction act in Virginia thus far has
been Sl45, 600, instead of $4,000, 900, as
reported.
II is said that Commissioner Wells
viii recommend in his report q large
reduction in the cotton and wooden
tax, if there be corresponding reduc-
ton in the tariff rates on the same arti-
eles.
The Tribune's special says: The
finance bill to be presented by Mr.. Sher-
man at the next session of Congress.
proposes to convert the debt as it
natures into long, consolidated
debt, but running not less than thirty
years, at six per cent, with one per
cent. tax, equivalent to five per cent.
loan. Sherman, it is said, intends 10
press this matter on the Senate, with a
view of securing early legislation.
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a Wan MURDER hi. WIG

WoRcEsTER, MASS, November 10
Mrs. James +. Shepard was shot by her
husband this afternoon at Curtiss farm,
three miles from this city. She had
been living in Mr. Cnrtiss, family as
nurse, and Shepard went there this
morning, and had some words with her.
He then came to this city, bought a
pistol and returned and fired at her
several shots, from the effects Of which
she died In a few minutes. The
murderer is stilr at large.
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Sunday Nights Dispatches
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Registsr.I

PARIS, November 17.-The troops OF
the French expeditionary corps in Italy
are making preparations to go into WIN
ter quarters at Civite Vecchia. General
Daumas has been appointed to sue
coed Marshal Mcmahon, Duke DINA
genta, Governor General of Algeria, and
Commander-in-chief of the 18th army
nnrnc
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FROM RICHMOND.
Chief Jnssicc Chnse M tho Dedication
xof n Colored Normal schooi-khe
Makes nm AddressArIe Censures

xsf n Celered Normal schooi-He
Makes nm AddressAIIe Censures
Hunnicutt.
NEW York, November 16.-The Her
AIDS Richmond special says: Chief
Justice Chase was present tonight In
Richmond at the dedication of the Nor
NAL Hish School building for colored
nersons' He delivered an address, and
said by the Grace ofGod that the letters
Ind beep struck from the limbs of mil.
lions of slaves, and they had become
free. Having become freedmen, they
had now become citizens with all of the
responsibilities and privileges of citi-
Gems; being citizens, it was necessary
that they should be educated to accom-
plish this end. The teachers at first
came from the north, then sects
were formed to further the object, and
he was glad to know that the great
society of which he had the honor to be
President had been instrumental In
erecting the building which was being
dedicated and which he hoped would
accomplish much good. The work OF
educating the freedmen was just begun,
but by organized efforts much would be
enforced.
The day was not far distant when the
States of the South would have sys-
tenn of free schools in which all might
be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in which there
would be no discrimination. He hoped
the day was not far distant when the
hills and valleys of the South would be
glorifed and blessed by schoolhouses
The work of educating the colored poo
pie had commenced and would not stop
1t should not go backwards, but would
be pushed forward till all of them were
educated and christianized.
1t is stated that Hunnicut had an in
terview with Judge Chase last night
and received severe castigation from
him for his extreme radical utterances
He was told he misrepresented the party
and brought it into discredit in the
I States.
The caucussing between Judge Chase
aud those of his party who support bis
claims for the Presidency now in this
State, was continued to day and ex
IRENE reticence marked their counsels
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Purchase.

WASHINGTON, November lott is un,
derstood that Pages painting of Ad.
miral Farragut dashed to the rigging OF
the flagship Hartford, and directing
the movements of the Union fleet under
fire of the forts in the harbor of Mobile
has been purchased for the Emperor OF
Russia ut $4,000. The picture is now
on exhibition at the artists studio in
New York.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

WHICH. IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED M,
w be the most important Political C.ms,,,,,
in the history Of our Government. mn. ~
mishiDg preparatory 10 this cruat dali -
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nation Of the principles We advocate a MIR
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REGISTER. There Is not locality in n. sos,
try where Club could not be made an uia
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LEGATION In the country for It's completeness Is |.
Family, Business and Political Journal. In h,
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vIGoR AND HONEST HOLINESS OP Ir BBlTou,u
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kndian News.

OMAHA. November 16.-Fort Laramie
advices to the 18th, says that Council
was held with few chiefs of the Crows
on the 18th. They desire to remain in
their own country. The Sioux were
not represented, and will not come to
Laramie until the spring, but request
General Harvey to meet them at Fort
Phil. KearneY.
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New Work Items.

New York, November 16.-General
Sheridan visited Governors Island yes.
terday. He had handsome reception
BY General Wallen.
Mary Pgucello was to-day committed
for trial, charged with speculative in.
cendiarism, by fixing her store to secure
n heavy insurance, while only two hun,
dred dollars worth of goods were Oh
the premises.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November To-.
Flour quiet. Wheat, amber 1c bet
ter; other grades quiet; sales of amber
Michigan ut 2 So. Corn, old steady;
new lc lower; sales No. Wabash at
l N; No. 2 do ! 05; Michigan l 05; new
80. Oats 1c better; sales of No. l at 62,
and No. 2 att 81. Rye quiet, at ] % for
No. |. Barley, Is fer No. l.