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ERRoR.-In our report of the row on
Broad street yesterday we mentioned tno
name Of Philip Reilly as being engaSea N
1t. II should have been Frank Hs'liy' nos
Philip. saz
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BarTIn THAN RIIcToRiC-Is proc

g.s BITTER THAN RIETORiC-ls proof
L tt W,on'> CAsTA sikE CREAM IS bound to
a. 'le wan o' a' "rbor hair dressings now in the
.Il-, EasI be following from one Of onr most
/ -.5...H.- l4Iy friends:
Ir "..1 1. J am very much pleased with vour
I.-taIau Hair Cream. and have recommended II
Y ~ I-rrv 20 d friend. Please send her bottle
i,r he enclosed ftty cents.
Respectfully, S. L.
Sold Nv the druggists my %
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MAYORS COURT WEDNEsDAY.-M Mary
Smith, colored, charged with insulting
Eliza Gaines, colored, "in de abrufest
manner possible " and threatening to kill
her, was required to give surety for her
future good behavior.
George Lawson, colored, charged with
beating and maltreatiug his wife, Maria
Lawson, was sent "under the hill"
Martha English, colored, charged with
noisy and disorderly conduct on the street,
was committed in default of surety.
Three United States soldiers were ar
raigned for aSsaultiDg and beating colored
hack-driyer. They were sent to the Libby
to hc punished by their officers.
Sarah Tyler, colored, charged with in
sultiug and abusing white lady in the
Second Market, was sent about her busi
ness.
Mary Haskins, colored, charged with as
saulting and beating Williana White, CO.
lOred, was set back.
An old colored man was brought up to
answer the charge of appropriating unto
himself a lot of wood, amounting to about
three-eighths of cord. The charge was
preferred against him by brother freed
man, whom the old man dubbed as
/" Cap'n," as he put the query: "See here,
Cap'n, you ever seed me afore :" "No,"
replied Cap'n, 81 never seed You but
once, and dat's once too much." "Dats
fac" said the old man, "once too much
for me too"
The case was continued until to-day, to
give time to the old man to produce wit
nesses TO refute the "Cap'n's" charge.
Patrick Faherty, Mike Sullivan, and
J. Irving were arraigned for assault
ing and beating Caroline Myers, colored'
In the absence of witnesses the case was
continued.
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- Tnn nIscoNERY OF A,IERlCA BY

80 THL DISCOVERY OF AMERICA BY
t.a"-.HN, W, .n event that gave honor to his
, .r.. and pride to h;s couutrymen. Or. CHAL
.aITLa discovered a
PREPARATION FOE THE HAZE
ai.' sands uarivalled, and now the American
,r.. u, ice shat their hair is to he preserved,
sai ag. burned ont with the alcoholic prepara-
De heretofore used.
Six any druggist for
rv.5 CH,LF'TT'S COCO CREAM.
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E4kER's PREMIUM BiTTERs.-

{ -...u and inr,ilibIe remedy ioS Dyspepsia, Ague
b Fever, General Debility, &. For sale by all
arlga.sta IN tho city Of EichU old and elsewhere.
yrie5s romp,.y hlied by addressing
L. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 1913. EichnIOnd, Va.
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MULES AND HORSES.~nM
VI Tust arrived at the ExCHANGE' Gt&
Lively AND SALE sg4BLEs; FranK 49,
" SLL BROKE MULES Alsoa lot OF me OoEn
HgRsEs suitsbls for farm purposes, whieh VIII
i Al fair prices. - .,.n,
ers Of North Carolina and Virginia 10 tn1s
10 q stock, and promise th sm satisiacEon riS T W
" .lity and price. he 22-nl JONI .. -. W
hO1ICE.-FAIR GROUNDS OF TIE
u VIRGINIA CENTRAL kGRICULTUbaLo oo
q ETY The public is hereby notified tbsi thsso
~ JuuJs are now ia the possession and uiioef the
eoriIol Of the Central Society, and are not % cGm
~ u fsT grazing purposes or for picnic parties
a OF which Is hereby foi biddan and trespssssrs
vii be prosee uted strictly according 70 Av;
10Y ys-eodts III. X. jon ~, hupsyintendent.
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APPoINTMENT.-T.F F. Owens was on yes
terday appointed Notary Public for Nor
folk city.
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LNtcyers.
T IGHTNING RODS.

II xsSbbos
HAwLgY's PATENT COMBINATION
LIGHTNING Rod.
consisting OF
IRON, ZINC, AND COPPER, SCIENTIFICALLY
ARRANGED.
being half-inch diameter. and equal TO three
inch bar OF iron In conducting
capacity.
This rod Is entirely continuous In It's character,
and decidedly the safest and best LIGHTNING
BOD now In use. and pronounced by scientific
experts, as the following extracts win show; being
but few OF the many that can be produced:
TESTIMONIALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IsrIHIoR,l
wAsHISsToS. D. c.. June Il. 1850. )
sr,-In reply to yours OF the 9Th instant as 10 the
qualities Of your patent iish'ns d tGa .soiisd sv
ySn to the Patent 0cs buiidins: will state ,has 4
neias. ognI ths, q is The best rod Jet produced
'ps Y.4y respect. your oS:d,:.. isTIss. sssD
Engineer and Pas ..'as 5sf;; SaiidiHs'
To L. j. Hapley. ESQ. Baltimore, :"
Iconeur In the above opinion.
late Arehi,sc, OF United states Capitol Extsnsicn.
CAPITOL OF rns u.rrsp srArrs,}
July Is. 1890. !
From the knowledge 7 have OF the. operations of
hat hi: i. the bsst and sasi :l.eie.l
have ever known. The parts are scientifically AZ
ranged, and not liable to get out OF 9rdsr,
Commissioner Of paSiis ai Baiidinss..
OYrIcg OF TIE scIEsr'yio AxrsIcAH.l
WAsxIxarox, ID. G., August n. nSs. !
Dear sir,-ws are much grati6 I'd to hear of your
succe.s ia connection with your Improved Light
niog Rod and We are confident, from their great
prdct merit, that you viii hnd them even more
70 J. L. HaHlsG ESQ Baltimore. Nd.
NEW Yoax. November %. isss.
LisktniDg Conductor am Of the opinion thar II 10
sups rior any rod that have ever seen. There
fore take pleasure In recommending its yse.
A. 3. BAKEk, Fire nASshai.
oyrIcs or BuoIxrsR Asp supnsIsfEsps!r:. I
DOvIR NINA, VA, April ~ 's'''
Mr.. william 8. Nuason. RieAmo"d:
Dear sir-The Patent LiSh.n,ns noS cfSSle Sniis.
from ySu a.n .nS s;sn 1:.1 =. y ~
n,snssni. of ~ eonsiTastion 10 pnqusstions-
blv correct-ths amount OF conduesmk sousss
being vsry great IN pso'osnea 70 sns ss's''
msssi "sl ss setting up sssns also - have been
veiI ANA faithfully dons,
We ysis T Tr.spssifaly. your ossdisss ssSy1snr sTcr..
!, Ens,n..r ..SSss.iiassad'a'.
SAns ns nsos 81: ::a 81 e:
eomhon .,hs SorE done In the most fAtthfu' man.
ssI @ vs.i Rss q x 4 n az s.R' assSgrN nae %
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FREE LUNCH,
MAMMOTH TURTLE BUTCRERED
e spInIAL NnTICE.-CuEAP ROUTE

q - i-V-d.LL -NNI TN Nt..-N stIHF tN1t J.
7 EsW ToEK.-GHE REDVCTlON IN PRICE
CT PASSAGE Nv the magnificent side wheel
s...m,r.gs HATTERAS aud ALBEMAELE, leav-
5. . Richmond on TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVE
..NGs. only TWELVE DOLLARS for passage,
p 80 Is. srt state-ronl,. Excursion tickets issued
r.. ~.r-3 trip good 10 return by either sto4m-
e.-TWtN-T DOLLARS. Apply TO
SAMUEL AYRES CO, Agents,
r.- "-."~- 1920 Cary street.
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rs- GREAT ATTRACTION.
EP.gURsAYs TAKE NOTICE

re- GREAT ATTRACTION,
EP4grRESNS TAKE NOTICE,
FREE LUNCH,
MAMMOTH TURTLE BUTCRERED!
JOHN DaBSEY, the Prince Of Caterers. has
: led his MAMMOTH T L Z til 3, weighing 4s7
-ras His Majesty will be served up daily,
2ITtSDAY, FSlpAY. and SATURDAY.
Sill OF FARE.
STEAKS, SOUPS.
GIFrN TUETLE p la Tartar,
GREcS TURTLE stuffed r Ia mode
T0pN nARNEY - kes this important occasion to
--.h hl, invitation a has been his custom for ten
sr, ras', % all his old friends and customers TO
D .r hand and Partske OF FREE LUNCH every
50 - II o'clock. my 3o-ts
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
Il GOyERNOR AND ROSS STREETS, Rich.
MOND, YA.-This commodious and admirably
located building, having been thoroughly repaired
and newly painted, 10 now open and prepared 10
accom- modats TRANSIENT, PERM asENT. and
DAY BoARDERs The rooms are large, airy.
and combines everything desirable. Terms mode
rata my 7l--U
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GREAT JOICING IN 96hv
" RICHM0ND-lt is q notorious fact
that A. GUNsT CO., No. sos Broadly ~
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
are selling the CHEAPEST and BEST BOOTS and
SHOES OF every description in the city. We are
daily receiving nsw accessions to our already
large and wellselscted stock Of boots oes hats,
aud trunks OF the latest styles and the best make,
at prices that fail to suit all that In want
len calf and examine our stock: Ladies' CATERS
and Morocco Shoes, OF all kinds, at from ei2o TO
g.; Baby Shoes ssc and ugwsrtss nice Morocco sSs
and Caters. from 80 to $3.50; splendid Mems
Boots from - SO to 80 ana many other articles In
proportion, too numerous to mention.
Custom work made to order, and repairing neatly
done.
Country merchants will hnd II TO their advantage
to call on US before making purchases.
A. GUNsT & Co.,
my No sos Broad street.
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Boarding and Lodging.
,ro THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD House,
EIcHaoSp, Va, May "a, 1857. )
REDUCTION OF PARE.

The undersigned, determined to keep pace WIN
the times and to afford every possible faculty. 10
the travelling public, has reduced the fare "a
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY. The wsll-esrnsd
and wide spread reputation Of this hvorite hotel
renders 1t unnecessary for the proprietor to say
more than tn at effort on his part shall be want
ing to make It equal to any Hst.class hotel In this
country-NORTH or SOUTH.
II has been recently reatted and newly furnished
throughout, and nothing that can promote the COM
fort and convenience OF his quests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favos, the undersigned solicits
contin nu ancs from his former patrons and the pub.
lie generally. JOHN r. BALLARD,
my 24-ts Proprietor.
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BOARDING.
ID CLIFr HOUSE,
ROuRrEEHrA STREET,. ADJOIxISa THE BALLAD
~. HoUsH,
J. b. DlGGS, Proprietor,
10 now opening for the reception Of boardsn and
transient yisitnrs. The rooms are large and airy.
pleased to let 70 familiss that prefer their oyn
furuiturs. His table shali be Supplied With ths
best the market s1oSds. 4 sail y respSsgsiV
solicited. Terms sseouno1sitnx. uyu-'a
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no OUR FRIENDS AND THE,ss,

VNO OUR FRIENDS AND TIL + rS5p
i PUBLIC.-We take this opportunity REA
OF Informing our friends and the publict
that we have made arrangements with the v0s
manufacturers to make expressly for as q good
and general assortment OF BOOTS, sHoBs. and
TRUNKS, and we shall keep on hand the very
best BOOTS ana SHOES that can be made. We
shall receive them every week, and We Invite all
in want OF goods in our line 20 give as call be-
fore buyin elsewhere. We will show tb EN- our
stock with pleasure {; and We think any one who
bought either in this market or at the North Will
say that our goods the best they ever saw, and
our prices as low. As regards sizes, We have paid
and shall pay great attention to getting such al
will sell.
We have some styles OF goods that cannot bs
spa PUTEgY & WATTS.
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A M. DAVIS can be found at the
n. shoe store Of WILLIAM F. WHITE, No.
1908 Main street. where his facilities are as good.
II not better than any house In the South for man
ufacturing BOOTS, CATERS, and Shoes for
ladie. and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
TO suit tender feet. We use nothing but the best
material, and employ mona but the best workmen.
You will lose noihing by patronizing the store OF
WILLIAM y. WHITE. 26-ts
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For Rent.

E,oR RENT, a very neat and pleasant
I HRAMB0 REsIDRNCk situated ON -
sansins aaash fcs. racI: ..'H Sas.Ss :sn .S .Sa
stable and large garden With fruit tr.ss and vsgs:
s@' anes ready i0r the table. r9sssssi9n SiSusn
sea Real E.ts,s Agents.
TOR RENT, THE EXCELLENT
4 BRICK TBNEMEs r NO, 2ca Main -
street, between Second and Third streets, E:;f
Just vacated by Hr. I; wooda. 1t contains ~
new repair Applyto w4B. EosbIss,
Jes-s corner Eleventa az and d Main i I ssGees. spe;
EOR RENT, THAT VERY DEsIRA.
u BILE AND CohMoDIoUs II oUsR on -
streets, containing fifteen roomf-the front ::il
basement suitable for an once. Possession givoD
Immediately Rent low !. T. aapPaISS PaSSspHRRrs, r
Je5-lw at Custom house.
L'OR RENT, a fine large BRICK
Il HOUSE on sinetsenth street between -
broad and Marshall, just pot In thorough e:;8
order. both inside and out, containing ten :sA
well OF water In the 'aFSG GHARRGiys ARRy e GrALBorr
JEST Tslb:tt & Brothers. Foundry.
EOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING
Il south west corner OF Clay and Second A
eight or nine rooms. Apply on premises. EI7
EOR RENT, TWO VERY DESIRA-
L BILE FRONT ROOMS on first floor above -
u jets S' App' ARLINGTON HOUSE. Eu
EOR RENT, TWO UNFURNISHED
L ROOMS, with or without board, In a de- -
srable loc alton on Franklin street. Terms e:8
moderate. Apply at this Office. eats GA
EOR RENT, that very desirable four
Il story BRICK hwELLiNa on Grace -
street between Seventh and Eighth, con- c::B
tanning ten rooms, kitchen, &c. G2&
For rent, two-story BRICK DWELLING on
corner Of Twenty third and streets, containing
For rent, three. story BRICK DWELLING on
Twenty seventh street between MARSHALL and Clay,
with six rooms, kitchen, &c.
For rent, small FkANE DWELLING on Twen-
ty-sixth between Clay and Leigh, containing four
For rent, sToRB, and DWELLING over same,
with six rooms. on Main street between Twenty
For rent, small BRICK DWELLING on Twenty
third street between Main and Franklin. contain.
ing five rooms.
For rent, STORE near the corner OF Eighteenth
and Franklin streets, and DWELLING over same,
well suited for a retail grocery.
For rent, that very desirable three story BRICK
DWELLING on Franklin street between Twenty.
tysecond ard Twenty third streets, containing ter
rooms, kitchen, nc.
For re Mt, that very desirable four-story BRICB
DWELLING on Eighteenth street between Broac
and Grace, with ten rooms: kitchen, &c:
Apply to LYME 4 BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttonsers,
ie at corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE S, 1857.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JUSE 8, 1867.
n rises....... e.45 Moon sets......:.... IL al
n sets......... 7.l5 High tide, A. M.... S.A
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LIVERY DAY BRINJS BET- 061
L TER NBWS--A GL0BI0US FUTURE
IN STORE FOR Us ALL.-And TO beginv ~
with, we inform the public thatM aUNsr
Inst opened the largest and cheapest stock Of
boots, Shoes, and Trunks, ever offered In Rich.
mond-both Philsdelphia and his own manufac-
excellent Hseled Congress CATERS, ei.2s; 900
pairs Of hand. sewed Morocco Boots, 81 1000 pairs
pairs ladies' Morocco and Calf Slippers, 50 cents
gentlemsu's Calf sewsd Boots, ~ and great
variety Of other sh oes-all sold In proportion.
N. Il He has on hand few Mems Grain Bootss
suitable for ditchers. Country merch ants are In
yited to give Ms 4 call. MICHAEL GUNST,
alt Broad street,
myB one door from Henry Wenxel.
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Fertilizers.

VNOFA MER s AND MARKET
i s-CALCINED PLASTER, Tor
protec plants and vines rom bngs for sale py
is3 A. s. LEE, 1917 Cary street.
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ARIZotNA.

Defeat Of MAJOR Clendernis' Force by tho
umIinpai Indinns-Thc Scrumb Baud Drivcn
from Ranchcro-Thc Legislature Down on
General McDowcI.-Thc Efficiency of tho
Volunteers ia Killing Indians Compared
with That OF the Kean.afs. @-sf: g."
san FRANCISCO. Nov. 2, 1867
Late Arizona adviccs state that MINOR CIcndcrns'
force had been attacked by the Hailapai Indians
Hullapa mountain and had been compelled fn back
Major Cisndernis returned TO camp afor campaign Of
three days.
The scouts had fought the Sesumb band and driven
them from Ranchero Among tho things abandoned by
the Indians papers belonging tho milling party
lately driven from Sacramento DISTRICT They lost -four
mon The Indians had killed another mail rider
wynckenburg.
Before tho adjournment OF the Legislature they passed
resolutions cordemning the policy OF Major General
Mcdowell in relation 70 Ipdisn affairs epd asking that
Territory be erected with separate department.
memorial asking Congress that the Governor be
allowed 10 raise regiment OF volunteers to take the
field against the indians was unanimously adopted.
One company Of Arizona volunteers stat oned at camp
Lincoln 10 the summer OF 1865, killed ono hundred
Apaches IN three months The two companies OF the
Fourteenth Regular infantry stationed there during Tie
ak months just past have no. killed an Indian a SET
lost his crops under the Dyes Of tho officers and men.
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alof n Sa6s.l.fa.
Narrow Escape 81 "a Police Omccr

Narrow Escape Of a Police OHircr.
Last night O'Clock Officer Kirby, OF the Forty
rst precinct sent TO the Of Gold and Johnson
Streets Brooklyn for the purpose OF dispensing crowd
OF young men, who attempting TO tear down shed
In a coal yard Upon arriving at the place the officer
found crowd OF about two hundred young roushs who
Immediately began 10 attack him with stones and clubs
Kirby boat hasy retreat but contrved to secure orc
prisoner, whom no dragged up Gold street towards
Myrtle avenue Tho crowd followed in close
pursuit. throwing stones, and the officer compelled
10 discharge the six barrels OF hts revolver among them
whsther the sho,s hai any effect or not Is not yet
known One OF the stones knocked or his cap aud
rowiy escaped striking him on tho head.
when near Myrtle avenue his prisoner offered ro-
sstancc and as the crowd came pressing on, KIRBY
was compelled rolcase him. Having previously lost
his club In the mite, he YVES without weapon,
and was obliged TO retreat 10 the Washn gton
street station house. Here no procured another
club and returned tho place where the occurred
The majority Of tho rioters had disappeared, anu he
succeeded In ayres,ing Young man BY the name Of
Charles Wood who u alleged 10 have bcen OF tho
rarties who threw stones nj him. Tbs prisoner was
locked up, aud will be taken before Justice Corpwe'l
today.
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TIE PRESS TELEGRAM.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. s, 1887.
The Reconstruction Convention waA organized here
to-day and the following officers werc elected :Pres-
dent q w. Barber, OF the Freecman's Bureau secre-
tsry, Henry Patrick Of tho Freedmans Bureau Assist,
ant Secretary, Moses Avery of Mobile ncgro, Second
Assistant Secretary H. III Craig 0, Montgomery (negro)
tho doorkesper Is negro, who boat whito man from
North Alabama John d. Tcrr twhitel sergeanat arms.
An unusual number ct minor officials were elected,
among them fireman 10 the Convention. Nothing
special done.
There were sixteen negro delegates in the Convention
thirty Northern aud bureau officials; only
sentative was present. and tho balance q moderate"
mon,
Tho Convention closed with heated discussion about
inviting tho city clergy, motion OF Mr. Speed, OF
Perry, TO oiciate chaplain. Mr.. Norris, of Maine,
saving no wanted disoyai preacher there. The do
bate was then stined
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THE BATTLE FIELDS,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
CaribaIdi,s Position Before tho Fight
Advance Of Ills Troops and Disastrous
surprisc-Two Fierce Battles-Uttsr Rout
Of tho Observation-Disclosures Action
In tho Fight and Appearance at Parting.
CoRREsE, Pontiical States,
Nov. 3-Evening.
During the past few days General Garibaldi
concentrated his forces around his former
position at Monte Rotondo, fully supported
BY bis ofic s.
Yesterday afternoon Signori Corte. Crispi and
Bives, ardent supporters of bis cause, aud form
erly dcput ton from the revolu .ionary So
ciety, begged Of him to withdraw, as the
italian troops Ind crossed the frontier.
Garibald refused their entreaties, saying
that he "did not value his life in such a
cause" and that I" o soldier ought not to count
the number OF his enemies"
Signor Corto replied, giving his assent to tho
last observation Of Garibaldi, but adding "a
general should"
The dcpua.ion then left the camp OF the
General
This morning Garibaldi, with about three
thousand men Of his command, and having
two guns, moved for Tivoli to join Nicotera,
one Of his officers.
In the mean time the Papal zouavcs, who
were advancing, and not by any. means
delatory OF acton, had taken Tiyoii Without
noise at the point OF the bayonet.
Garibald 3 force did not know this fact, and
were marching along towards the same point,
singing national airs. When they arrived at
Metana they were surprised by seven bat
talions Of The Papal army, supported by twelve
guns, WHO attacked them in front and on both
tanks.
The battle ground was among hills, with
country road running on both sides.
The fighting was continued fercely for over
an hour. In the hottest moment of the en-
gagement Garibaldi had to be dragged away
from tho battle.
His troops suffered much loss, and reiterated
towards Monte Rotondo, pursued by the
soldiers Of the Pope.
Here the fight was renewed. and continued
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TuB LONDON MosEy MARgKr.--LoyDos, Nov SIS p.
M.-Consos for money. ef,4 United States dvetweniy
bonds, 70h; Illinois Central Railway sharcs 81I; Eric
Railway shares, 46L.
Tug FRANKFORT BcURsR. -FRAyKroRr, Now Even
ing-Un,ed States bonds closed at 1871 for tho issue
OF 1862
IdvERroor CoTroS MARKET. -LivERroofs Nov 5--6 r.
Motion closes Irregular. The sales today add Up
5000 baos Middling uplands. sgd middlins Orleans
8Td
TRApx RsroRr-Advices from Manchester unfa-
vorabe.
LIVERPOOL BREapsruYFs MArgsT.-LrvsIrooL. Nov s
IS p. -Breadstufs closed quiet; corn, 49s. Cd.
whoa,. white California, l5s 3D.. and No. Milwaukee
red 49, 3D. barley, S. 4d; oats "a lid. peas SIS
LIVERPOOL PRovI.roSs Market. -IIvERnooI, Nov. s.
5P. N-Bcef. 1l2s Cd pork, TBS bacon, 52s; lard,
SIS. Cd; cheese. SIS.
LavERroor Produce MARKET --LrvsDPoor, Nov. 5--5
M-Rosin, common Wilmington, So. 3d.; fine pale.
I2s taow, As Cd No. IL Dutch standard sugar,
26s spirit. turpenue 27s; petroleum spirits Is 3D.
refined, Ia sgd.
LONDON MARKErs.--LoSpoS, Nov SIS p M-Cai.
cutta Iinsced, 68s Sd; iinsced cakes. ELI linseed
oil, EAT; whale OIL G37; sperm oil, els
THg PETROLEUM MARKET. AyrwEnp, Nov. 3D. r NJ
Petroleum IS francs for standard white.
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SANDWICH 49, lands.

The New Islands In the Pacific Failure ms
n ConIinE Depot-Thc Sandwich Island
steam Navigation Company Petition for "a
Observation-Disclosures Of the Crew Of the Tns-
sAr FRANCISCO, Nov. 3. 1867
Honolulu Sandwich Islands, adyices to the 9Th OF
October state that hcIUncd States steamer Lackawanna
had returnrd from Middle Brook Island thorough
survey was made or the harbor and channels and the
result was mot favorable 10 the selection Of the island
for coaling depot, or even as harbor or
refuge The Lackawanna lost two anchors while a. tho
island. The schooner Milton BADGER another arrival
from the Island reports that II 10 threc mile, from the
anchorage 70 the coalng depot and every ton q coal
must be hghsered rho captain Of the Milton BADGER
which vessel belongs 70 the Pacific Mail company,
erected and occupied two frame buildings on the Island
with gang Of men, while the schooner returned TO ian
Francisco under the official escort OF the lackawann1
The schooner Khoa recently burned At khola and
ing
A copy Of ,hs reciprocity treaty spgrosgcd IN The
highest style OF the art has been sent 70 wash ngton
via San FRANCISCO tho Sandwich Island steam Navsa.
ton Company s failure The company has petitloned
tho government Tor subsidy.
The sheriff Of Honolulu says that tnc crew o. thc
United Statos steamship ruscarora are the bo Dsnaved
sailors that have visited The island 10 ten years.