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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register.l

~. PARIS. November IL, Eveniug.-The
French Government has issued second
note in regard to the proposed confer.
spce on the Roman question. In this
note even the third rate powers of Ep-
rope are called to participate. ~
FLORENCE, November IL, Evening"
The Government of Italy, which is hos
tile to the projected conference, has
sent a note to the European powers IN
order to enable them TO decide against
the necessity of any conference what
ever. In this note the Roman question
is discussed from an Italian stand point.
The details have not transpired.
PARIS, November 10.--Lord Lyons,
the new English Minister to Paris, pre-
sented his credentials to Emperor Ma.
poleon to-day and was cordially re-
ceived. Mutual congratulations were
exchanged on the value of the entente
cordiale which existed between Great
Britain and France to the peace aud
civilization Of the world.
LONDON, November IL, Evening
Consols 9is, Illinois Central S25; Erie
l6l; Bonds 40 1916; others unchanged
no commercial advices from New York
LIVERPOOL, November IL, Evening"
Cotton dull; Orleans 9; red wheat ad
yanced to l3s l0d; cheese 54s.
FRANKFORT, November IL, Evening
Bonds of '62, 76s. .--..--..
ANTWERP, November II, Evening
Petroleum, All for standard white.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Cotton Tax TO be RcpeHicd-Generni
Funding schcmc-Thad. stevens
Health-Presidcnt johnson

New YORK, November l2.-The Tri-
baue's special says: From views of the
members of Congress who have been
here recently and Others now in the
city il appears there is n strong prOba-
bilty that the tax on cotton will be- re-
pesled shortly after Congress cenvenes.
The pressure in favor of this repeal
from influential citizens is almost ire
pTess.ble.
From the same source it is learned
that there is also a powerful influence
of general funding scheme, covering
the whole national debt, thus extend
ing the time of payment of our liabil
tiles, and in the meantime providing
for its gradual reduction bya judcious
system of taxation.
The Times special SAYS: Mr.. Stevens
health is such that he will not lie able
to perform the active duties of Chair
man Of the Ways and Means committee
He will therefore be made honorary
chairman. His most intimate friends
have little hope that be will survive
the winter.
1t is reported by the friends of the
President that no viii refuse to send TO
the Senate bis reasons for removing
Secretary Stanton, in violation of the
tenure of office law.
The friends of impeachment claim
that should he do SO it will be graver
reason for impeachment than any yet
auduced
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Fersisn Isenas.

Nry YORK, November II. Tho steam
shin Scotia, from liverpool on the I'd
of November and, Queenstown on the
81. arrived this evening.
Al a meeting of the shareholders OF
the English and American Bank, hon.
don, q resolutions was passed in favor OF
the concern being voluntarily wound
up, and was contivmed.
AT q meeting of the Grand Trunk
(Canada) Railway Company 1t was
stated that the total loss sustained by
the company from 1852 TO June last, in
American currency, amounted to3li ,O0o
pounds sterling. .,r.s.-t y,r..l,,. =, !
Acrrat Protestant demonstration took
place &C Hiilsborough. Ulster, and pass.
ed off quietly. The Marquis Of Down
Bombay advices to October l4th con
tanned the following:
The advance brigade of the Abyssinia
field force left Bombay for Massowat
on the 9TH. A depot will be established
ut MassOwab, aud an advance brigade
will probably march sixty miles into
the interior of the country.
Up to October 18th twenty-five vessel:
bad been chartered for the traupsrt ser
vice by the Bombay government.
The Sciude brigade of the Abyssiniar
force will leave Kurrachee about the
Both of October.
Cholera, which has been severe il
many of the up country stations, hat
almost disappeared.
Cholera of a vlrulent type has broker
out in Theran. .l.L .|.
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New York Items.

New YORK, November l2.-The Board
of Councilmen held session yesterday
afternoon and a resolution was offered
which proposes to give General McClel-
Ian public reception upon his arrival
from Europe.
The first snow storm of the season
here occurred this morning. Weather
very wiutry.
Superintendent A. +. Smith, of the
Hudson River Railroad Company, hav-
ing resigned, Mr.. Jesse Burdett has been
appointed to his position.
The first snow of the season fell this
morning and speedily melted.
Quite heavy snow storm occurred al
Albany and st. Adams. Sleighs were il
demand at the latter place.
The nOn-suit which has been ordered
by the Court in the case of Hiestand We
Otis relative to the proposed mail con-
tract from Atchison 70 Folsom, Califor'
mia, was decided that the agreement was
void as being against the public policy
and interfering with the competition
between bidders for government con-
tract.
The quadruple baby story originating
in Brooklyn proves hoax.
The Constitutional Convention re.
assembled at Albany to-day, but trans.
acted no business
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SHsEs in aIichsKan.
The Detroit Past, Of Friday, say )

Inc l{cbroit lnStJ W fiuay3 tbByB -
The factis verysgeneraliy admitted,
that Michigan has 0 larger number of
hogs than last year, but they are lean,
and there will consequently be q falling
off in the production of lard. Mess pork
will also belighter than last years mess.
There is o general unwillingness
among farmers to feed out their corn,
and there is therefore no demand in any
quarter for "store" hogs. As a natural
consequences, we, may expect to see
plenty Of light dressed hogs crowded
upon the market, and q wider range
than ever between that description and
heavy well.fatted hogs, for the last two
terms are not synonymous. -
The idea has obtained that the crop
of corn is very light. Almost every far
mer will admit that so far as his own
crop Is concerned the yield was good
one, but off in some other locality there
was terrible failure. Farmers one and
oil generally act upon very near the
same idea, and therefore the chaucvs are
that SO far from the stock running short,
it will he found next spring that there
is surplus, and the price will decline.
1t ought to be borne in mind that owing
to the fine fall, everything in the shape
of corn matured. Another point is that
owing to the fine quality of this years
crop one bushel will now &c about as
far as bushel and half did last sea-
son. 1t looks very much, therefore,
after q careful survey of the whole
ground, as if the feeding out of corn to
hogs were better policy than to bold it,
There has been some demand ut the
East for live hogs, but there has been
and still is decided preference given to
Illinois over Michigan on account of the
superior condition of the former. The
average difference is about 81 90 per
hundred. The shipments of live
hogs to the East has been smaller than
usual, owing in part to the prejudice
against Western hogs, in consequence
of the fatal disease to which they have
been subjected, large numbers having
died after their arrival. Owing to this
prejudice, and to other causes, great at
tention has been paid at the East to rails
ing swine for homo consumption.
There are large stocks of the home pro-
dnct all through New York and New
England, although distilleries have
almost literally none compared with
former seasons. The local stocks are 80
plenty thai Western shippers have
found a very dull market. Indeed,
there never has been year in which
their losses have been so heavy as this.
Detroit shippers have in some cases sold
hogs in Brighton market ut lower figures
than those actually paid here.
Our butchers are Offering 00a5 62i
for live hogs suited to their purpose.
The supply this week is short.
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q hundred mitssbuilt. and has got well

one hundred miles built and has got well
across the Sierra Nevada The Union
Pacific Railroad Company may not pro-
coed with as much rapidity hereafter, rs
it has been able to make available mp to
this time. Itnow entersupon the Rocky
Mountain region, and the work will be
more difficult.
The London Economist of October 26th
contains the following open confession
of the ominous bad credit Of first-class
British institutions and firms;
rThe value Of money during the week
quite bears out thes conclusions which
I We last week laid before our readers.
There is no substantial change in the
rate of interest; losg-dated bills are,
perhaps, little higher, which is always
a first symptom of a rising market, but
that is all. In other respects the pie
tbora remains just as it was. The Liv-
erpool disasters we have discussed ut
length elsewhere, but ont of Liverpool
they created little sensation; perhaps il
would have been healthier symptom il
they had been felt more. In proportion
to the goodness of credit is the alarm
and surprise wher banks failya suspen,
sion of considerable bank is, IN a
healthy state of credit, what no one ex-
poets, and that causes conversation an d
alarm. But the Royal Bank of Liver.
erpool has failed, and scarcely any one
opens their lips about it, and this is q
sign that credit is still bad, and that
people in general are not surprised when
banks stop. 1t is true, no doubt, that
we'll informed people expected this bank
to fail, but the public at large neither
knew of this opinion, nor could judge OF
its reasons. Just as the panic aftel
Overepd's stoppage shows the excellence
of previous credit, so the utter apathy
after TIE stoppage of the Royal Bank OF
Liverpool shows the Effectiveness o.
existing credit"
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Reparator Capilli.

Thrc-S away your false frizzes, your switches
your wig
Destructive Of comfort and not worth . fig;
Come aged. come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice i'm your own luxuriant hair.
REk'ARATOR CAPIl.LI.
EOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
Il heads from whatever cause il may have
fallen OUT and forcing growth of hair upon the
face il has no equal. 1t 'yill force the beard to
grow upon the smoothest face in from five TO
eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads In from
two to three months. A few ignorant practi.
TONERS have asserted that thereis nothing that
will force OF hasten the growth Of the hair OF
beard. Their assertions are false, IA thousands
of living witnesses from their own experiencel
can bear witness. But many will say, how are
We to distinguish the genuine from the spur:
GUS II certainly Is difficult, as Bine-tenths Of
the different preparations advertised for the
hair and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large amounts
in their purchase To such we would say, try
the Repsrator Capilli; it will cost you nothing
unless II fully comes up to our representations
II your Druggist does not keep il, send us one
dollar and We will forward it. post paid together
with receipt for the money which viii be re-
turned you on application, providing entire sat
isfaction is not given. Address
w. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, n. 7.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, Noyembe

New YORK, November IL.
COTTON-Drooping; sales of 1900
bales Mt l5ialSa for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts of 965S barrels;
market lOc better for shipping grades
fair export demand; sales of l2,OOO bar
rels western at Q 55a10 % for common to
choice extra State; 3Oal2 60 for extra
WESTERN; 9 55a12 rs for round hoop Ohio;
10 GOALS IS for st. Louis. California in
fair request; sales of 500 sacks at IL rs
al3 50. Rye flour; sales of 2OOO barrels
at Z 00a8 30.
WHISKY-Qaiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Receipt 1864 bushels;
market 3a4c better with an active
export demand; sales of 149 900 bushels
at 2 16a2 IL for No. spring; 2 l5a2 %
for No. do; 2 24a2 q for No. l do; 2 80
for amber Milwaukee; % for No. l and
No. 2 spring mixed.
RYE-Qniet at 60 for western.
BARLEY-Without decided change;
sales of $4,000 bushels at seal 81 for
Canada West.
MALT-Dull; sales 1000 bushels.
PEAS-Sales Canada on private terms.
CORN-Receipts SS,415 bushels; open
ed steady and closed dull and declining;
sales of 80, 900 BUSHES at l Seal 35i for
mixed western, closing ut l 36al 374;
old white Southern at AZ, and l 25a
l 80 for new white Southern.
OATS-Receipts of S9,450 bushels at
765a77 for Western.
RICE-Steady at 9ia10e for Carolina
COFFEE-Quiet and steady; 400 bag.
Rio on private terms.
SUGAR-Firm and very dull at SIC;
Cuba on private terms; 5000 boxes
Havana at 1lsc.
MOLASSES-Nominal.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l2ic for
crude; 2Jia3Oc for refined bonded.
PORK-Quiet and steady; sales $500
bbls ut 20 cOa20 90 for mess, and clos
ing at 20 81 cash; - 50a2O OO for
prime.
BEEF-Dull; sales $50 bbls at pre-
viOus prices.
BEEF HAMS-Heavy; sales l75 bbls
at % 00a29 90.
BACON-Firmer; sales $3.50 boxes at
l1allSc for Cumberland Cut for No
venber, December and January; 12ic
for short-ribbed January; 12!c Tor City
SuluUeTIdnu CUT tnu iOHS -liouCuI ~
for long clear and long cut hams;
10000 pounds rough sides at lOc.
CUT MEATS-Hcavy; sales pit pkgs
at 5alUc for shoulders; l2al3 for hams.
LARD-Steady; sales $50 bbls at l2sa
13sc; and snail sales ut l33c.
CHEESE-Heavy at llal5c.
BUTTERFLY good demand at 20a45c
for State.
LATEST--5 p. ".
FLOUR-Closed fairly active and q
shade better OH shipping grades.
WHEAT-GOOd export demand for
spring at la2c advance; No. = spring
2 22a2 -; No. spring = 26i22 ..
RYE-More steady ut 90.
OATS-Steady at77 for western.
CORN-Dull at 36ial 81 for good
to prime mixed western.
PORK-Dull at20 90a20 % for mess,
cash and regular; sales $50 bbls at 20 %
cash.
BEEF-Steady with moderate de-
maud.
CUT MEATS-Dull.
BAC0N-Active and firm.
ALARD-Quet ut l3al3s for good to
prime steam aud kettle rendered.
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand OIiicc-fi0lders

Are consuming your suhstnnce and b'sta
other hungry oNpectants are gaibcfing NJ
vulture., 10 banquet upon the yitals Of . RO'
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars II
the hundred thousand. with no apparent root
Your Lunatie Asylum has already oosttIlas,s
a third more than tho original estimate iFts
whole, and the first wing II not yet oomPs1sl
At the present rate more than one milhos
dollars will be consumed in what IL Dothinf y,
than a stupendOus fraud, At Which yJar p1af
servants are c0nniving.
The Penitentiary WIS expected 70 " gam '.
sl6s 600, but through the incompetensy va 1
planned IL, nearly four times n much maisna
will 10 required as was originally intehash -
the expense Of the building will be hfue 80,
Of one million dollars. Other operations o. y
lie men show q similar disregard Of yvuf wv
est. Many Of them are mere schemes o. Pn'p'
benefit and public robbery. -.
Not . single Radical journal Of the siaN -
uttered word Of denunciation Of thes sp
other public wrongs. To the REGisTga eels.p
almost the exclusive honor Of cbampoans -
popular cause against the outragss Of o1tA
plundercrs. In pursuance Of ia pstPo~
hunt down corruption aud eonuptDgsA
REGIsTRK will lay before the pcops =,
startling facts concerning the outiAy 49, 80.
funds upon public works. The most eseiIsy
frauds are known 10 have hoeD perpetrase-. -
every tax -paysr has an interest IN tbslf Ssi' ~
ment. We call upon the people 70 ssoSss
support ne in our effort.
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Life is Warm! Death is Cold!
Chronic Diseases, Female
Complaints, Consumption,
liNnn EnHnnlninfS

SVhhPhshAhN5p
Liver Complaints.
Medical and Consulting Rooms, No. 4 Odd
FellorS Building, Monroe street.
THOS. J. KISNER, M. D.
DRACTICAL AND CONSULTING
Il Physician for all DISEASES or A CHRONIC
NATURE incident to the human family, viz:
DISEASE OF TnE AIR PASSAGES
Nasal Catarrh, 0zena, Asthma and ConSump,
ton, as well as all diseases of the Heart and
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Diarrhea, Dysen-
terry, Constipation, Piles, &c, end all
AFFECTIONS or NERVOUS System.
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, ChOrea, Neu.
ralgia and Nervous Debility, and all affections
arising from an
IMPURE STATE OF BLOOD.
Scrofulous Sores Enlarged Glands, Ulcers and
Obstinote Skin Diseases. Rheumatism. White
Swelling, &c. His system is the only true and
successful one for the treatment of all
DISEASES PEsI'LIAR TO FEMALES.
Painfsl ProfuSc and Suppressed Menstruatiou,
Leucorrhea, Failing OF Womb with all tho sym.
pathetic accOmpaniments, such as Palpitation
of Heart, Loss OF Appetite and General Debili.
ty, &c Special attention given to all
DISEASE OF THE GENITO' URINARY ORGANS VIZ
Inflammation o Kidneys and Bladder, Dribbling
and Scalding of Urine, Difficult, Frequent and
Painful UrinatioD, Gravel and Diabetis, Ghon.
Orrhea, elect, Structure and syphilis Sperm
atOrrhea and ImpOtency, and all Nervous Alec.
tiOns consequent upon YOUTHFUL 1NDlsCRB-
TONS. The Doctor is able at all times to give
satisfaction AS 10 result Of treatment, &c. Com.
confidential aud promptly noticed.
Medicines, cash. A guaranty given In all cases
where n personal and direct examination IL
made Office hours i. NJ. TO u. II. Send
10 cents for Peoples Medical Lighthouse"
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial aud Commercial I,em.


The Georgia State Road is out of
debt, having paid the $500, 900 balance
due the Government. Its future earn
inss now go into tine treasury as of old.
Important mining discoveries, chiefly
of silver, have been made on the north
ern shore of Lake Superior, and that
section, it is thought, will soon be
opened as new mining region.
The State Auditor of Illinois reports
that the assessed value of neat cattle in
Illinois for 1867 is Sl7, 4,597; sheep, So
51O,T7; hogs, S5,22l .552; manufactured
articles, S2,24O,5:}6; capital stock of
bank, S2,27O, 325; So PSI SS. The value
Of horses in the State fuots up mere
than all combined, the figures being
S32, SIS ,233.
The UOrid, referring to the yield of
the California mines, says that "up to
Oct. 18th the receipts oftreasure through
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express from the
interior and coaStwise since the LIST.
were as follows: Northern mines. 81
o0O,S24; Southern mines, Sl79,534, and
coastwise Sl39, 0U9-sbowinp an aprr.-
gate of S2,20U,53S The demand for
bullion is very fair, gold bars ranging
from so to 9JO-lnost sales being etfec-
ted ut the outside rate. Silver bars are
i'll ordinary supply, selling from per
cent. discount To I per cent. premium.
In the New York market last week.
United States Securities ruled quiet.
Among the brokers there was q slight
huctuaticn in prices; but the invest
ment operations were merely nominal;
nor was there anything OF Importance
IN transactions on foreign account. The
interest conferred in Teu-Forties. A
certain amount of the bonds bad rec mt
ly been shipped to Europe. In conse-
quence of this new demand % leading
dealer negotiated with the Government
for about 81 QUO, 900 of the bonds, and as.
Stunning that he could have any further
needed supplies from that quarter sold
the bonds Short" intending TO make
his deliveries from supplies obtained at
lower price from the Treasury. The
secretary OF the Treasury, however. be.
coming aware that the bonds were being
wanted in Europe, refused to sell any
mole, hoping thereby to improve the
price. The dealer who had sold .sshorlp
thus find himself obliged to buy on the
market, is in fact "cornered, u and tb.
result is an advance in the bonds TO
101s.
The progress of the work in building
the Union Pacific Railroad is won
derful. For distance of five hundred
aud FIVE miles west of Omaha, the iron
track is laid down, and AID the road is
within twelve miles of Cheyenne, at the
base of the Rocky Mountains. When it
is recollected that rs late as March,
1866, there were only forty miles of this
road laid down west of Omaha, the
speed with which il WAS land down will
attract attention, it bsing, on the av-
erage, soDething less than o pile o day.
From Omaha 10 San Francisco is ci III
teen hundred aud thirty niies, 80 that
one'third OF the distance is already
oveleoine by this road aione, while the !
Central Pacitic, which is canning from |
Saiifornia 10 meet it, has got more than |
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FROM NEW YORK.
A New Pnrty-Terribie z fleets of the
storm ut g. Thomas - Whisky
.6vindiers 10 be Arrested.

A New Party-Terribie Effects of the
storm ut g. Thomas - Whisky
swindiers 10 be Arrested.
New YORK, November 12.-The Her
AIDS New Orleans special says: The
Times of Tomorrow will contain New
York dispatch from high and reliable
source stating that negotiations are IN
progress for thorough organization OF
the conservatives trength of the country,
that the platform will sustain Johnsop's
policy, and General Grant will accept
the nomination of the new party.
The Herald's st. Thomas correspond
ence gives further particulars of the de-
structlon- by the terrible hurricane.
There is not a dwelling on the island
that has not suffer ed. Many houses have
no roofs. The small houses of tie poor
classes were leyeled to the ground, and
there have been buried already over
one hundred persons who were killed on
shore and q like number have been
wounded and manned. Every few
moments the harbOr throws up the dead,
and il is one continual string of cotfins
through the streets. Over five hundred
persons were drowned, and il some
cases, not a soul is living to relate q
word regarding their vessels.
The steamer Wye lost tfty-three souls.
The steamer Rhone, ont OF one hundred
aud fifty persons, but twenty-one were
saved. The Spanish steamer Camaguey,
whose heroic captain Aguilar saved
many lives, lost seventeen out OF thirty.
The American ship Charles Sprague had
none but the captain and one man
saved; and in fact hardly vessel but
what reports some of the crew missing.
Men were lifted bodily from the shore
aud carried to u watery grave. Not y
wharf nor lighter is left. Houses
were carried one thousand feet in the
air; and the streets are six inches deep
with bricks, tile, shutters aud doors
Nearly every tree is uprooted.
The English steamer Columbian has
just arrived with eight thousand pack
ages of dry goods and was suGk in loss
than three hours after anchoriug. Eight
millions of dollars will not pay the loss.
The merchants suffered heavily with
{ rain, rs the tops of their stores were
blown OF.
Up to date 800 persons have been
buried of those who lost their lives III
the hurricane. This visitation has ill.,
ficted severe suffering upon ull the
inhabitants of this island, the poor
especially. Messrs. Heuniston d Co..
of No. II, South street, who have vessels
trading there, will receive and forward
gratis any contributions of money or
provisions at Now York.
The World says: In view of the fact
that the Illicit whisky business is not
checked 10y mere seizure of the article
and infOrmers and officials are securing
the lions SHARE of the proceeds, it is um-
derstood that before the close of the
present week, instructions secret or
otherwise will be received from Wash
ington, ordering the arrest and trial OF
all who violate the provisions of the
law in relation 10 liquor and the prose
cutions are to include the usual for
FIXTURES of whisky.