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MAR RYLAND.

shooting Anray In BaitImore-E. A. Pollard
Wounded In the Right Arm by y son or Ex-
lsov~rnor Wise, Sf Virginia.
From the Evening Telegram OF yosterday.1
BAIrMoRx. Nov. IA, 1851.
There a shooting ARRAY at the Msltby House about
noon to-day between tho youngest son Of Henry A.
Wise and Z. A. Pollard, author OF the 'Lost Cause
The difhculty grew QUA Of . crtcism In tho Baltimore
American. recently published By Pollard on Governor
wises late ottor and criticism OF him and his book.
II appears that the wisss, John and Douglas one
son and the other nephew Of ex-Governor Henry A.
WISE OF Virginia. about ten O'Clock this morning 10
the hotel and inquired for A. Pollard, but he not
About half hour afterwards Pollard accompanied by
another gentleman, came into the hotel Pollard
met by bs wife al the door, and tboy started, In
arm TO walk up the street. but when tho pavement
in front Of the Malby House they accosed ty the
Wisss when Pollard said '.what do you wish, gentle
men ~ wbsrcppon the younger wise, without saying
word, drew bis pistol and hred three shots. one of
whch-ths nrsttook effect In pollards right paes
ing through the cap 0f the elbow causing very PAINFUL
wound which destroyed ~ ue. The other also nred
Two Shots but they missed. Pollard partially re-
covering the use Of his arm, drew revolver and nred
one shot, but missed
Toe affair caused intense excitement Pollard 10 nov
under medical treatment and the Wses are arrested
prison, held for further hearing for assault with
intent kiL
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ROME.

The Pope's Farewell 10 the French Onicers-
His Holiness Thanks tho Emperor-Tho
Army. the People and NapoIeou Blessed.
PAns Nov. IA. 1851.
Prcvous TO the departure Of the French troops from
Rome tho Holy Father received the stsr officers In
body at the audience chamber OF the Vatican and ad
dressed them in the most feeling
He expressed his happiness having the soldiers OF
France around him more; but had his harp-
ness been great now. because OF the recent
peril TO which he had been exposed He returned
thanks to the officers, to France, and 20 the En-
peror Napoleon for the deliverunce Of tho holy
Sse He Was filled With grief 70 see
that Italy had sent out vanguard against Rome
horde Of anarchists. upon whose Tag were Inscribed
rapine and devastation While the vaor Of the Pom
sihca troops had successfully defended the sail Of the
Church, the army Of France had come to crown the
splendid defence The Pope concluded by saying, that in
the midst Of bis trouble he had tho consolation Of
ceving sincere expressions Of Catholic sympathy from
aIl parts OF the world
His Holiness then terminated the interview bv giving
his apostolic blessing 70 the army. the people and the
Emperor Of France
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NasisuaI Asisaslea asd Issssss FseISsg
Agnlass Frasee-The ksss ana Prrsssrs Ua-
Dspslas-Rasasss Allied with che RaAssahs-
The ASmy Reserves Called Ous aad ehs Fer
masiss sf Canps Ordsred-Iaribaidis SELL is
Rrissa.
Late dsspssehss received from Italy State that the
fsslng against the Tsneh the part Of the Italians
hes reached pssfscs fafoss The authorities have
taken precautions 70 prsvsnt another outbreak which
vas imminent and more French troops have bssa de-
spascAsd from Toslea for Csvita veochia
King Victor Emanuel and the Prime MinIstsr Mena-
brss are very unpopular with the people, and Baron
Ra,arst shs former Primo Minister openly joined
shs radical party
Kiag Victor Emaausi has called out the reserves Of the
Italian army and ordered the formation OF three large
carps
General carbadi Is still closely confined.
Tho Florence Ital,d or Shs morning. however scouts
the fear OF . coup d'staf BY the insurgents.
The authority asserts tnas the national Diet win
NEE. IN . few daya
The Temporal Pew~r Declared Asolishcd-
Victor Emsnucps Ultimatam tn Napoleon.
LoxpoS, Nov. ~, 1897
The London Times In leading editorial on the Italian
situation, refers the last note OF Prime Minister
hsnabrea, boldly declaring the abolition or the temporal
power essential to the OF peace and calls
Italy, alimatum TO Franco
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MISSOURI.
The Army OF the Tennessce-Eiection Of
O0ccrs-tsrand Banquet.

The Army OF the Tennessce-Eiection Of
O0iccrs-tsrand banquet.
ST. LOUIS Nov. IA, 1857.
Tho members Of tLs Army of the Tennessee at their
business meeting this morning elected the following
officers for the ensuing yesr-Presdsnt, General Raw
Inns; Vice Presidents Generals Howard, q. a. smith,
Bciknap Macarthur, Fairch,d and Cavsndor Recording
Secretary, Cssousl l. ~ Dayton; Corresponding sccre-
tary, General Hicken Looper Treasurer General Corss
chicago selected for holding the next meeting.
Toe committee on hcPhers0ns monumeat reported
ovsr g. 600 hanA which ls In hands OF shs
eommmt'e for disposal
conveyed carriages througnsths city and visited all
places Of note in the suburbs. In the evening ab)ut
iwo hundred ocsrs and citizens sas down 70 magnin
ceu banquet - the Southern HOTEL which the fol-
loving regular s1asts wsrs given: =
i.--Ihe Army and Navy-Rsspondsd 10 BY General
Sherman.
an. Army of rsassssss--Rsspoadsd to By Colonel
a-Csnsrsi Grant The rirss Commander Of the Army
Of ,ns Tcunessse--Rsspond d 10 by General Reid
A-rns Honored Dead of the Army Of the Tennessee
in lns march Va The sss-Rcspondsd 10 BY General
Our Comrades Of An the Armies Of the
vn,ou = Responded TO BY General Belknap
do the commanders Of The Army Of the Tennessee
Responded 70 BY General Schurz
S-To tbs Memory Of General McPhcfson- - Responded
" sTSs = volan,sss sslaisrs- Responded V By Cover.
Tns Loya Men ava women Of the Uu,on--Rs.
spondsd 70 py Captain KlInk
.-rhs future q Amsrica--rsssposdsl 70 By colo
ns Looms.
IL Our invited guests -Rsspsndsd 70 BY Hon. Henry
rsssrsms ~srs rseslvsd from General u D. Grant aal
nsssias. rAs basQoss was psolesCA 70 lAss hesr.
AnM aseA hssassy sd ssaesG go - huastsss
feslIoGs
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Popularity Of the Imprisoned General
nIsases-A Court Martial 60 Try Hiss-Par-
sisans ef GeRrard Ordered Ost OF tho
Country.
HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1867.
News has been received here from the republic
u Hayti up 70 the I'd inst.
The news 10 important. as Il shows that the
cause Of General Montes. now confined in q
dungeon at Cape Haytien. has become universally
Sopular. probably owing TO the reaction in senti.
ment caused BY the recent riotous proceedings 81
Portau-Prince against the members Of the house
Of Assembly when demanding Of the government
ra reasons for keeping him confined unconstitu-
sionally and without the benefit Of trial.
A court martial has been ordered TO assemble
snstsnter for his trial on tho accusation Of having
headed . revolt.
The leading Genrardisss have been expelled the
sepublio.
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InE PRESS yeLEeRAn.

The Abuses of the city Government In New
Orleans-l;onerai HancOck's Arrival Anx-
i0usly Awaited By the Cittxens.
NEw ORLkAvs, Nov. IL, 1867
General Hancock's arrival 10 snxiousy looked for by
citizens VINO hopeful that he wi correct the abuses
Of the city administration.
meeting Of citizens held last night 1t which
committee appointed TO prepare resolut,ons laying
the currency question before General Hancock and
questlng him act Tor their relief
Tho large bills of tho city issue are at seventeen per
disco mt small notes Ut the only
per cent i've dollar bils whcn oulv q tew days ago
only three and iour per cent discount, are now
fifteen an seventeen.
An ar cIe IN Tmes lays the blame upon tho rreaS-
ury oiiic.als The Buliem says General Hancock CON
" this COMMUNITY with the record Of educated and
accomplished soldier and gentleman ana that should
be welcomed such. Tue Ptcay4ns says the inost
eubstana ablost AMI best CIT should welcome him
here present him tpeiv Of the OF ths
hour and especially those unconnected with political
AFFAIRS and suglssis that committee DO appointed 10
welcome General HaucGck and explain 20 him the cisys
dsplorAbo condition. especially Huauc.sliy.
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL 1rlssaAm 70 TINE HesAln

TIE late Hurrican~-Loss Of specie And
nlerchasdise the Liverpssl Sseaners-
Bsrsisg or Unburied Bodies.
HAVANA. Nov. IL, 1857.
Subscriptions have been opened In Havana for
Che relief Of the sufferers At st. Thomas.
The Liverpool steamers which were sunk during
she hurricane carried down $4,000. 900 in specie
and merchandise. The loss Of the steamship COM
pany at 81. Thomas will amount to $l2 900 900.
Some Ave hundred bodies remaining unburied
have been burned on the island.
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TIE Recesstrscsiea CssvessSes-Prspesisisa
90 Cesascass Persiss ~ = RaIlrsaa-D~sss
Accrssns frsm the sale 81 Hsaves-Tho tsuf-
fraSe Qsesstos-Party CsGcuses Of the kx-
srcaisss-Prspesitiss 60 Pay tho Frsedmss
Tor shc Time They We're In rorvitadc After
noxrocxs.v Nov II. 1851.
n shs convsntIoa soasg Bingham offered IN osdi-
Nance proposing 70 coaascass ~ portion Of The aba~s
ssd hissssipp railroad from Ussoasowa 70 The hisss-
spp STATE has and appropriate " failure profits f"s the
support Of commoa sohooia 10 Srssd ~ classification
for this measure this rosA bs,H BY the rebs
government and could isgi,imAtsly b con0scstsd
Tho Convention decided 10 upon tho ordinance this
day week.
Mr. Dykes offered an ordinance that aii debts con-
1scsed prior 70 1891. remainng unpaid, shall DO
held valid aud recoverable law except debts accruing
from the sale OF slaves
Mr. Rapler (coorvd, offered IN ordinance making ell
c"iossd male persons cz,ns Of the State Of Alabama
The report OF the Legislative Committee was pro-
ssntsd The report recommends the adoption OF the
tices Of the old constitution Of the State Upon the
powers and duties Of the legislative department, with
fe~ unimporsant notifications The report made
the special order Of discussion Saturday next.
The Chairman OF the Com miltee suffrage made q
motion that the further dscusson OF The report be
postponed until Monday next which. after debate
Was agreed TO- The debate upon this question 80 FAR
has developed so great difference OF opinion am"ug
the delegates thar the managers OF the Convention
have decided to settle the question in party caucus
There WAS caucus night aud anu. her tonight, to
which only tue violent mcnbcrs OF the purity were
invited The moderate highly inconscd 1t the
matter bsiog thus sscrey cidcd against ihem. The
majority Il the delegates undoubtedly favor oil
dist ranchtsing sufficient number Of whites to make the
success OF tue radical parry c,rtain.
Mr. Strother, coored, offered resolution requiring
tns committee on ordinances 90 inquire INFO the sxps-
people OF this alto fair cq ivalont Tor their services
from those persons who held them In savey from the
LIST January, 1853 tho 10Th May, 1865 TINS rcsolu.
ton was adoptel by test vote OF 63 to 81 ~
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Reports frsa sks UsiscA states Surveying
ExpedistsW.
6As RGAsCwco, New. ~, ls8T
The rsvesvs cvstss Lisosin, frsa vssoua the AIN
inst. hes arrived.
tho surveying sxpsdislsa len S,sks On tho 9Th q
Oc,ebss. arsr good success = Kodsas and hslsska Al
though shsy-.svea ,sohss Of ran feii In Ausus SD
September and they escoustsssd much bad weather
in October and fearful gale on the 2Ssh the party GO
s,naton OF sver places and reported lighthouses q
the posts vstsi Good tidal ooservstions were procured
% Sitka for two -nths Fine botanical and concoo-
logical collections made with valuable roporss ot
ths samA Auch variable knowledge OF the county
has besn acquired that via prove useful ia the laying
0us Of future work
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ENGLAND.

Pardon Of a Convict Fenian-The Bank Re-
turms.
LONDON, Nov. IA. 1857.
MaguIrs enc Of the nvc prisoners who we're convicted
Of murder before the Special Commission Naschsser
and we're condemned 70 death, has been pardossd BY
the Queen All through his trial Mcguire stouty man-
tained his innocence. declaring that he NOT even
present at the attack the police when Sergeant
Brett vas killed.
LONDON, Nov. l--Evening.
Tho Official returns Of the Bank Of England show that
the OF bullion vaults has decreased G94 900
sincs the last statement published NovembsrT I.
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CONNIE ECTiCUT.

Fall Of a Bridge-Threc Men and Five Horses
Fall with IL, But Escape Unininred.
NoRwIoH, Nov. IA, 1867
Tho bridge lately erected tho Sants river at this
place. fell this evening" about half past O'clock
with great crash wagon. with ave horses attached
and aiming tnree mon, passing 81 the time
and went doSn, but strange 10 say. we're injured
Tho bridge upwards Of and has only been
open tor travel . short time
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LOUISIANA.


Money Panic Probable In New Orieans-The
German Citizens Rampant Over the Deprc-
citation Of tho City Currency.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1907,
8oClock p. n
money panic, and possibly rot Ia near unless
Hancock arrives soon and reconsructs the city gov
cfnmepL Az . mass meeting Of i've hundred ciii-
Gems, mostly Germans, last night. violent speeches
and profaus oatks were uttered, and . riot
was openly hirtsd At A committee appointed to
confer with Han rock. and mass meeting will be held
IN Lafayette square early day. Tue grievance
planned the depreciation OF the city currency from
two and halt DO military interference TO eighteen
per cent This 70 not political movement. II 10 rcz
popufl
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PORTO RICO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HesAtD.

Torriblc Hurricane In tho Southera Portion
ef tho Isiand-Thc Crops Destroyed, asd
Tive Hundred Lives Lost.
HAVANA, Nov. IA, 1867.
Advices from Porto Rico 70 the 7th inst. have
been received. terrible hurricane had visited
the southern portion Of the island, destroying all
the crops. Two hundred lives were lost. and four
thousand families are destitute. Provisions were
to be landed duty free for two months.
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KENTUCKY.
Extensive Fire as louisville.

Extensive Fire mt Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. a. 1857
An extensive nre s raging At tho corner Of MARKET
and Fifth streets Eight ton buildings occupied as
harooms retail groceries, livery stables &c, nearly
destroyed. Tne dremen are nos able as yet master
the flames, which spreading. Tho loss is quite
heavy airoady.
LoUIsvILLE. Nov. 14-9PN.
Tho buildings destroyed by fire this morning wore
mostly old aud sma ami principally or great value.
The occupants retailers IN groceries, liquors. COAL
&C. The total loss foos mp $685. 800 upon which there
to the amount OF SOL 500 in Eastern and
Western oinceA Two horses we're burned TO death.
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FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS.
A Brief Dialosae Be,weea Common sc

4 Brief Dialogue Between Common senss
Common sense-Ts Il possible for any human being
enjoy hfe while suffering from indigestion?
DyspepGcSo Than II IL possible 70 be happy on 6D
rack l speak from experience.
Common Sense-Suppose, then, that remedy for this
terrible complaint offered, under the OF hun
individuals Of high social standing who have tested
the effect article their Ii u
In any afflicted with the disease 10 neglect giving
triali
Dyspepuc-U -Unquestionsbiy. admi, the premises whss
II the deductionf ..-
BITTER, Il such remedy The evidences OF "a efficacy as
for dyspepsia postiye. complete, undenod Ana
undeniAble. Have you ever Ascertaned BY experiment.
whether il or 10 not tho iniabie cure that 10 ciAmaa
bet
Dyspeptic--l confess that have not.
Common Sense-Ihen you stand convicted or roiiy oy
your showing II the same s,rons proofs that have
been advanced In favor OF this tonic had been sub
you with any business speculation
would have gone into 10 health OF iesa impsr
the dollars and cents which man ~
without Il.
Dyspepuc-No. no. po-thousand times no Commoa
Sense. you right Will give the Bitters trial
tomm.n Senss-Do and shall. never more have reAr
address you . dyspeptc
New York Office. W Dey street.
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FRANCE.

The Cabinet Chang nges-Rellcf In the Bread.
siu1s Tax.
PARIS, Nov. ~. 1857.
me Aonuew to-day publishes tho Imperial decree
making the following Cabinet appointments:
n Marie Oscar Pinard, to be Minister Of State for the
Interior
n. Pierre Nagns, to DO Minister Of Finances.
Tho French tax on grain In foreign ships has been
removed
The New York herald., 1867-11-15
CANADA.

Large Fire at Ottawa-PrOposcd Reduction
OF Letter Postage.
OTTAWA, Nov. IA, 1867.
1rc last night destroyed the stone warehouse occu-
pied by G L Bates Co., Wholesale grOcers Tho loss
contents is 500 900, which there Is $4,000 In
surance
Il reported that the government proposes reduce
letter postage 10 three cont rasc arranging the news
paper postage.
The New York herald., 1867-11-15
THE PLAINS.

Destructivc Fire In Dakota COwnsy, Ncb.-
Oponing OF tho Pacific Railroad 20 Cheyenne.
OMAHA, Nso, Nov. II, 1851.
isttsr from Dakota county says that region was
visited the Ssh INST by the destructive are that
ever occurred In that section. Thirty -nvo thousand
dollars worth or hay and grain do sroyed.
The Pacific Railroad opened TO Cheyenne yester.
day, and grand jubilee vas held by The railroad men
and ot<zena
The New York herald., 1867-11-15
FLORIDA.

Tho Convention Election Progressing Qui.
etly-very Few whites Voting.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. II, 1881
Tho election on tho question OF . convention u
quietly progressing In Florida There is doubt bat
the convention will be carried by large majority
the whites ind nerenI Despat hes from Tallahassee
say tho election Is going quietly and there very
few votes against the convention. the whites generally
declining 10 vote.
The New York herald., 1867-11-15
Mount Vosuvius in Volcanic Action and q
Grand Eruption Imminent.
Terrible Hurricane in the Southern Por.
tion Of Porto Rico-Two Hun
dred Lives Lost.
THE ISLAND OF IOaTOLA SUBMERGED.
TEN THOUSAND LIVES LOST.
MOUNT vEsUvIUs.


SsI1NL iGltohaW " tHe UehAlU.
The vsIcans In Acrion-A Pillar Of Fire
Flaming Forth-Ncw Craters Formed-Red
Hss stones and Lawn Elected and q Grand
Erapsiss Imminent.
NAPLES. Nov. IA, 1867.
Mount vesuvius, on the east side of the Bay
Of Naples, is in volcanic action and sending
forth pillar Of fire, which has magnificent
effect a. seen from the city.
New craters have been formed, and the usual
point Of issue-in latitude 40.49 north and Ion
gitude 1426 east--is also engaged.
During the past night red hot stones were
cjected in large quantities from the burning
mountain.
The surrounding earth is In tremulous mo-
don for considerable distance the lava is
pouring forth and running down the sides Of
the mountain in volume and with rapid dow,
and the general upheavng from the volcano
gives warning of a grand, unusually grand
eruption, from which we may look for very
serious consequences as IN former years oil
the moro remarkable phenomena from vesu-
vius.
The first eruption Of the more serious kind
nom Mount vesuvius occurred in the year 79,
whom the elder Pliny perlshed, and the then
vast cities Of HerculaneuIn, Pompeii and Stabig
were overwhelmed by the burning torrent and
buried in lava and ashes thrown from the
crater.
Forty-nine eruptions Of vesuvius occurred
nom that disas rous period to the year 1850,
Of which the most celebrated In history took
place In the years 472, l77s, 1894, 1919, 1884
and 1889.
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

The Result OF the Extrensists' Cnucus-COn-
Grcss To be Consult ed-Another Prop 0sitiOn
90 Abolish the Psli Tax.
MONTGOMERY Ala, Nov. IA, 1867.
The caucus OF the radical majority Of the Reconstruc
ton Convention last night decided TO send special
messenger to Washington to ascertain from leading
pubcans how far Congress will permit the Convention
70 30 on the question or dtsranchslng rebels and to-
day the Convention by vote OF nftysix TO twentysx,
postponed further action the frauch question until
Monday next An ordinance was introduced and refer
red 20 abolish tho State poll tax
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TORTOLA.
SPECIAL rslscaam 70 THE HeaAlu.

TIE Isiaad or Tertela s"b,nrrged-Tcn Thoa.
sand Lives Lost.
HAVANA. Nov. IA, 1867.
Tortola, one Of the smaller British West India
Islands, between Virgin Gorda and st. Johns, con-
tanning an area Of forty.eight square miles, has
been completely submerged by the food following
upon the great gale Of the 7th instant. and It 10
reported that ten thousand lives have been lost.
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BELGIUM.

The Postal Rates 20 tho Unised States-Ap.
pearance Of n Prominent Feniun.
BRussELs Nov H. 1861.
BY the new postal treaty which has been negotiated
between Belgium and the Unted States Of America the
OF postage single letters Weighing half
or less has been reduced 70 fifteen centa
LONDON, Nov IL 1857.
II is said that the renian Kelly. who rescued from
the police at Manchester, has appeared In Belgium.
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rHf pNss rslEcalm.

The As~uilsnts Held % HAIL to Appear Before
the Grand Jury On Saturday.
BALTIMORE Nov. IL, 1867.
This afternoon John and joe Douglass wise who as
saued y. A. Pollard In front Of the hsby House this
morning, srsaigusd before ,hs magistrate. and
waving Au examination they were baed three thou
sand dollars each 70 sppeas before the Grand Jury on
Saturday neyt Mr. Poliasds woand sewers, The bone
being shattered. bus not ascsssariy dangerous He
M = doins vail
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TENNESSEE.

The State Tenchers' Association mt Nashville.
NAsHuLLs, Nov. Ii, 1857.
The Tennessee State Teachers Association, 10
10 day. memorslized the Legislature TO pass . law
inaugurang tho normal school system OF teaching In
the State The question OF mixing whte and colored
children In schools has been up Discus
-dav,
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Opening OF tho Utica and SusQuehannn Val.
ley Railroad 70 WatervilIe.
UncA, Nov II, 1867.
The Utica Chenango and susquehanna Valley Railroad
was opened to-day TO watsrvlis by excursion train
Of nearly three thousand people and . banquet At
Watervle, at whcn numerous speeches were made
The first section OF the road 10 twenty-one mics In
length. The road Is graded sixteen miics beyond the
lrst section 70 within i've miles OF Sherburne
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vENE ZuELA.


rhs Rcbsiiios Queiled--A New Cabisss
Fsrmed.
HAVANA. Nov. IL, 1867.
Advices from venezueia to the 25th uls. have
Asea received. The rebellion had been qusllsA
AaA The Insurgents pardoasd. 4 asw Cabinet
- bsss termed.
The New York herald., 1867-11-15
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON Nov. 14-Evcnnr Hamburg
American steamship Allemsnma, Captain Meier which
los New York November arrived al this port shortly
after noon to-day, and after landing passengsrn mails
and freight for London, sailed this evening on her
voyage 70 Hamburg.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. IA, 1851.
The steamship Atlantic, Captain Hoyer, from >sw
York tho a0,h OF October. arrived here yesterday
voufe 10 Bremen
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.A.-.Eniyersel. Exps.,tien. Paris, 1907
STEiSwAY SONS triumphant having boon awarded
the grand god medal for American ;rand square and
Upright Pianos, by The unanimous verdict OF the Inss
Jury. This medal distinctly classified
Of mer, all American exhibitors and
four hundred panos entered ompetion b1
nearly All the celebrated manufacturers OF Europe
Wsrcroous Nos los and Ill East Fourtesnth srse SsU
York
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NEW YORK..

Weston, the Pedestrian. MT Bunnlo.
BUFFALO, Nov. II, 1861
Weston arrived at the Mansion House. this city, Al
about one o'clock this afternoon He lefs Batavia,
forty.6vs miles distant BY the stage route and .iegged
u hero In Hue style. He met NJ tho outer city limit
policemen and escorted mo the city. He looks
fresh ~ q lark and declares that he Ia bound TO win.
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RUSSIA.

Anticipated Change In the Cabinet.
ST. PsrxRsBrRG, Nov. II, 1861.
10 reported good authority that Lieutenant Gen.
Nicolas Ignatisn. At present Minister Of Russia
Conssn.inopIs win replace Prince Gorschskor Mn
lister Of Foreign Affairs
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The Even!r. TsieHra%%, ~, Si % Yxssssrrdag pv,.
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE EXECUTION OF
QUILLER IN NEW JERSEY.
TELEGKAFHlC ACC Jun IS OF THE SPLENDID
AETEORiC DISPLAY IN wAsHINGrQN AND ALBANY.
LATEST SPECIAL MARINENEWS
FINANCIAL INTELLlGENCE,
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS OF IhE COURTS,
THE MONEY ARrIcLE OF THE TELEGRAM IS =
FEATURE.