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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Br. barque Macmillan. Hatfield, 46 days from Lon.
DON with mdse. to IL. Karsten.
Schr Julia f. Pratt. Nick erson, from Boston, with
grain to Nj Mershon d Cloud go
Schr Ariadne, Thomas, day from Smyrna with
grain TO ]. l.. Bewley d Co. 80 -
road ties TO Moore e. Wheatey.
Schr New Nation, Smith, day from HANCOCK s
Bridge with grain to ]. L. Bewley q Co.
ScIfr NJ H. Read. Benson, day from New Bedford
Steamer s. G. walker, sherin, "a hours from New
York with mdse, TO w. NJ. Baird d Co.
Steamer Sarah Jones, "A hours from New York.
with mdse. to w. p. Clyde q Co.
Steamer a. o. StmeTs, Knox. "A hours from New
York, with mdse to w. M. Baird d Co.
Tug Thos jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with q
tow Of barges to w. P. Clyde q 90.
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PRovlDHN1Ig 1g LEE fEiiABEIFE{H' AHR FRHsr COMPANY
- No. Ill south FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH ed, 1865,
CAPITAL, kl500 COO, PAID IN,
10 or 20 year rremums Non-torieiture. - u"
Annuities granted on favorable terms,
Term Policies, Children's Endowments.
of paidup Capital win divide the entire profits Of
the Lie business among its policy holders.
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand.
as Executor or Administrators, Assignee or Guardian
and in other hduciary capacities, under appointment
OF any Court OF this Commonwealth or any person
persons, or bodies polite or corporate.
DIRBCrORs.
SAMUEL r. sHIPLRY, HENRY HAINEs,
JosHUA I n; ~ NORRIS n3n & WISFGGASRt FGSts5nsSMEN, BnRoMN,
RiCHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACKER
CHARLES q. COFFIN.
SAMUEL r. sA1p5LE6H, pra1s6e,nt ROWLAND PAaRiEY.
VIM. c. LOHGsTRETH, Vice President
THOMAS WlSTAH, M. Dr. J. b. TOWNSEND.
7Ha MEDICAL Examiner. legal Adviser.
LIRE INSURANCE EXCLUsIvELY.-THE
~ PENNSY LVAEIA FIRE INSURANCE. COM
PANl-lncorporaled lS25-Charter Perpetual-NO
bl9 WALNUT Street, opposite Independence Square
THIS company favorably known 10 the community
or damage by fire on Public or Private Ruiidings
either permanently OF for a limited time. Also on
ai m iihsns tsr 0a oOoos' ana MerchRndise gene
Their capital, together with q large surplus Fund
them 10 offer TO the insured undoubted sec1Tity n
the case Of loss. ~
Daniel smith, Jr., - John Devera,
Alexander Bensen, Thomas SMITH
Isaac HR7lehurst, Henry Lewis,
Thomas Robplnbi. j, Dillingham; FeIl.
Daniel Haddock Jr. @N'f
- DANIEL SMITH, JR., President
WnLIAN O. CRowEI-L' Secretary. sOi
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine Netos see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA--THIS DAY
SUN RIsEs........-..545M MOON RISES. 81
9UN SETS. 500 HIGH WATER-...... Ii
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM O. KENT,
THOMAS f. AsHMEAD, SMoNTHLY CohIuTTEB.
CHARLES WHEELER,
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RENovATED.-Jefferson Medical College has
duling the summer months undergone q
Thorough renovation, and the exterior has been
much Improved The fall season will soon be
| commenced
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MEMORANDA


BaTque Beethoven. Karstedt, hence. at Richmond
Barque Thos Dallett. Duncan. from Richmond for
RIO Janerio was In Hampton Roads 10th inst
Brlg Anna Nj. X night Knight hence for Bath,
turned 10 Holmes Hole 18th inst Reports the O. b.
@hien @ ana L. L. Wadsworth as having put Into Edgar
schT Port Royal Smith. for Philadelphia cleared at
schT Caroline G. Smith. hence for Lynn. at Holmes
Hole l7th inst
sohI VIM. DonneIly, for Philadelphia. sailed from
schr A. Young, Young, hence at Washington 18th
sShIs J, T: Weaver, Weaver, and Ruby Lee, hence.
schr e. l. Porter, Sparks. hence for PrSvincetown,
schr Rhodella Blew. Peterson, hence, at Richmond
schT K. "; Edwards Allen, from Dighton for Phila.
/ delphia, at Newport 18th inst
schr s. Woodbury., Woodbury., for Philadelphia
sailed from New Bedford 18th inst
Schr Hannibal, Cox, hence for Portsmouth saued
| from Newport 18th inst
schTs E. d. Endicott. Endicott Althea. Godfrey; NJ
W. Hupper, Hupper; A. Meyer, Getehell; II IT, Tasker.
Allen and orozimbo, Bagley hence, at Boston 18Th
Schr W. Slater. Smallev, hence tor Boston, grounded
on the Handkerchief Shoal l4th inst but came of
without damage after throwing overheard 40 barrels
schr Albert Mason, Rose hence, at Washington 18th
Steamer Alexandra. Platt hence at Richmond 18th
/ instant
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Official notice is hereby given that ana after the
bth inst there will exhibited range light front
| of Amelia Island lighthouse.
The illuminating apparatus is steamer lens, ana
| Eliminates an arc OF 30 degrees -, =
The tower is a skeleton frame, on wheels and
of 100 feet open at the bottom and closed at
the top the lower part Is painted brown ana the
I upper part is painted white,
This light is designed as range In crossing the bar
entrance TO Fernandin9 Fls; lss;t1rrRRrcF, chairman
Treasury department, Office Lighthouse Board. Wash
ington, D. O., Sept. II. 1867
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1S2o-CHARTER PERPETUAh
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GALE OF HORSES, MULES. WAGONS. ETC.


DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE, /
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Sept. Z, 1867.
Will be sold by public auction, by direction
OF the Quartermaster. General, at Lincoln Depot,
on WEDNESDAY, September %, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. M
100 Horses. 200 Mules.
rs Spring Wagons or 80 sets Ambulance or
Ambulances, worn TWO-hOrse Har-
100 SiX-mule Wagons, ness worn
worn 600 sets Mule Harness,
100 WACO Saddles, worn.
worn. 100 Saddle Blankets
600 Wagon Bows, worn. worn.
100 Fifth Chains, worn. 100 Mule Collars, worm
100 Spreader Chains, 100 Double Trees, worn.
worn. FL 400 Single Trees, worn.
l00Wagon Covers worn, 2O0 Horse brushes, worn
200 Curry Combs, worn. 100 Wagon w hlps worm
100 Lead Lines WORN 100 Feed Troughs, worn,
100 Tar Buckets, worn 100 Jack Screws, worn.
The Horses, Mules, Wagons, and Ambulances
will be sold singly. Wagons, harness, etc.,
though worn, are serviceable.
Particular attention is called TO this lot OF
Mules, being very superior animals, well broken
To harness.
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
j. Q. MCFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster- General,
90l2t Bvt Brig General, U. A.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

U,oR SALE on TO LBr-oN WILTON HILL WEST
ehesssr county aeeu mnussf walk east ~ har.
Sss.s sss .aSss. s1 zpss dh g ShHs GExcH S sirsSS
Wuecn Hul
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

rTyO CONTRATORS.-PROP FOR STREET I'M
provements and for tho supply Of Drain and Sewer
Ppes sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title OF the work for which be offered the name Of
received this office until IL O'Clock A. NJ of Mon
day 1867 for the supply of about 10 ono neal feet OF
Sewer Drain Pipes different dmensons; also for the
construction Of Sewers follows tspec ~ In Fi1ty
In Eighty fifth Eightysixth and Eighty streets be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues (Spec go. In Forty
sixth Streets their examinations
20 the Hudson river spec - In Seventy a1s street be-
avenue from Fifty first street TO and tn ough Feth street
TO Ninth avenue (Spec 3O) In Twenty.hfth street.
between Eighth Ninth and in Eighth avenue
and Eighteenth streets also for oon
Twelfth Broadway and Of Stone Block Pave
In Second from Sixty first :, Eighty sixth
street In Kim street. from Bro0me 70 Spring street.
aiso Twelfth street. from Fourth TO Fifth avenue: also in
Npey from Third 70 East river also
West street, from Chambers 70 Wa streets and also IN
Thirty second street, from Fourth TO Fifth avenue
and forms for bids be obtained on appl
cation at this oflce THOMAS STEPHENS Crot0n
ROBT. L. DARRA9H, Acqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Once Cro<on Aqueduct Department, June H. 1857.
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PROPOSALS.

nOCKS AND SLIPS TO RENT.-THE COMPTROLLER
~ Of the.city of New York will proposals until
Monday June q 1867 at O'Clock ~ for leasing until
Information respecting the may be had on application
at this Office
BY order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
DEPARrxEsr or FINAScE. COxrrRoLLER's OFFICE, June
13 1851.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

THE wrNpERNERB HOUSE, GRBESwooD LAKE
circular. n. r. BROWNING W.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

L1OR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A SPLENDID FARM IN
Monmouth county, n j., 20 aorcs location delightful
plenty Of shade trees cottages for bcrers and farmer lat
ter built view Of Rartan and outer bays
and inland; numerous convenient outbudinfs; apple,
psach and orchas choicest vAretes Of fruits IN
ebundAnce advantages Of country seat and well paying
FARM buildings built best manner and IN good order =
miles Of be 10 BE- apprecstcd proe rea
WIN ROSE - BeekmAn street
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WINES. LiaUOfss. &c.


(yATAWBA WINE, FROM KELLEY'5 ISLAND-BEST
" quaNty low prices in any quantity, ct l2i l22 and
LIS Fulton street, basement. OTIS FlkLD.
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TrHIoN HALL. SHARON SPRINGS, NJ r., WILL
" open for The June - The house has been re-
Furnished IN NE most cormforsabls style.
Accommodations and table nrst class fAks Now ferk
Central tralns from Albany 70 Pslaine Bri4Ge. -.
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The undersigned would respectfully inform his friends
the public that hc taken the above and sau
brcus wserns place and that. vl be opened for the re-
me nj and attraction 10 FENDER e heretofore the most de-
sirn BILE aummer resort IN the United statea
10 have his believed that the
cuisine cellars, attendance and accommodations wl BE
The Sweet Springs approached from washington city
By the Orange and Alexndra and Virginia Central rail-
roads
sprln9s Information should address the undersisned
s~e'' springs ~'"''' 'Oun's' w. JAS. CARROLL.
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

L1oR SALE AT A BARGArr-A VERY NICE FARM
Country Seat, % acres, 20 under excellent state
mAntes water in Kitchens nne rooms cellar and out build
from New York. three from depot OF South Side
Railroad, I. T. Price $500. INQUIRE OF JAMES Nc
CARTy. 1877 South Fifth street. Brooklyn, r. d. or % Mas
ssu street In the store. No agents need apply
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CLOTHING.

A 80 RAST TwELFTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
"A l. CASHBER0 pays the highest Broadway prices for
ladies' and gentlemens Castof Clothing Ladies waieod
The New York herald., 1867-06-21

Thsmagnincent summcrIote win open for ts second So
sonon the Hb Of Nay Families who secure rooms for the
months OF June July and August season OF three months
viii be taken reduced rates Application for rooms made
Tuesay and Thurs1ay one OF lie propretos can be seen
the Astor House New York, between " and o'clock:
O. A. sTBTsoN Jr. co.
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ALABAMA.

The RecOnHtructtOn COnVenttOn-PrO-
w0sitiOns Referred to Organize a Pro-
VisAOnal Government for the State
Resolutions offered to Substitute a
Property Tax for the Poll Tax, and to
Give LAbOrerI Wages the First Lien
Upon Crops After Rent and supplies.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. SIN the Convention to-
day Mr.. Gregory (coored) offered resolution
incorporate in their report special ordinance
removing all distinctions based in caste or color.
A resolution was offered substituting property
taI for the poll tax and another disfranchtslng
all persons engaged in the murder OF Union
men, but who have been acquitted by the
courts. An ordinance was passed formally
abohshing slavery.
The Convention, in a test vote of forty-fve to
forty-two, tabled the proposition to abolish the
present Provisional State Government within
twenty days.
An ordinance was offered aud referred to the
appropriate committee, Affirming that since 1861
no loyal government has existed in Alabama,
and thatn whereas such alllegal and pretended
government as now exists does not protect ade-
quately the rights of loyal men, the Convention
should organize q provisional government all
important State offices being vacated within
thirty days after December L.
II also provides that provisional Governor
should be appointed by the Convention, who
Bhall fill all vacated Offices, all persons appointed
being required to take the iron. clad oath. A
motion to lay the ordinance on the table was
and 1t will probably be ultimately adopted. The
negroes and the extreme members Of the Con-
tenuon, headed by Bingham, will vote for it,.
An ordinance was also referred that laborers'
Wages snail take precedence over all other liens
upon crops, except rent and supplies.
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FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA
terrible ReVOlutiCa In Peruvian on the
River Plate-The Allies Suffer.
Ing Greatly-NeW Gold
Mines, Etc.

TsPRcfAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH.I
new YORK, Nov. 9.-Advices from South
ATserica, just received, state that another ex-
tensive revolution is in progress in Peru.
At last accounts President Prado was prepar-
ing to attack Arequipa, where all of the regular
Government officers had been assassinated by
the rebels. Reinforcements of troops were
hourly expected from Chill.
The navigation of the Amazon river has been
opened to point within fifty miles of the Pacific
Ocean.
Many new gold and silver mines have been
discovered in Peru, and companies are pre-.
pairing to work them.
The shipping of firearms to Peru has been
prohibited by the Chilian Government.
The war in Paraguay has turned against the
allied forces, who have suffered many defeats.
y General Lopez has been largely reinforced in
front of Humaita.
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Mr.. Cartwright, President OF the Commercial
Bank, then arose, and In few WORDS cOnhInneu
the substance of tne resolution. On tne otnet
hand, Mr., 5lexauder MckenSle MS's 6S ~ "nu IS
serted that Mr.. Gait was the cause ol .s.S down
fall of the Bank OF Upper CaneGa.
Mr.. Morris replied denying the correctness Of
the charge,
o'clnes
The Hon. Mr.. Tlley will succeed Mr.. Gait as
Finance Minister.
At hslf-past the House reassembled when
Mr.. Howe, of Nova Scotia, arose and made
telling, speech, against Confederation, OF wnien
the following is a synopsis:-He reviewed the
speech from tho throne clause by clause, ana
spoke of the measure OF military organization
as conceived in spirit of defiance to the United
States. Then as to extension from the Atlantic
to the Pacific, how was communication to be
kept up? The State of Minnesota could in one
week send q force OF men that would utterly cut
off the Pacific possessions from Canada. For
HE part he prayed for peace between the United
States and Canada.
The prevailing feeling in Britain was TO get
rid as gracefully as possible of the responsibility
of defending the provinces. An act OF Parlia-
ment does not make a nation, a union, nor a
people happy and prosperous. The union was
carried in a manner that was very distasteful to
! the people of Nova Scotia. Finally the honor
! able gentleman moved the amendment that IN
! view of these circumstances it wac to be re-
| gTetted the measures had not been submitted 70
! the people at the hustings. The speech OF the
! honorable gentleman, which lasted one houI
! and thTee-quarteTs, comes in vain, tor the Home
! Government will not, 1t is believed, repeal the
| act of union. 80
The local government for the province OF Nova
| Scotia has been formed thus;-The Hon. WI WI
| liam Armand to be Treasurer OF the Province
with a seat in the Legislative Council; Hon; MT
| Vail Provincial Secretary; Hon. Robert hooert-
! son, Commissioner OF Mines; Hon. mAFNn ''
! wilkins, Attorney General.
| The following are members OF the Executive
! Council with portfolio of experimentation
| b. McHefey, President of the Executive Couu
| Gil; HOR. Mr.. Troop, Hon. Mr.. Flynn. Hon. Mr..
| Ferguson. Mr. Cochrsne IL invited TO take q
| vacant seat,
e. NJ. Macdonald, NJ. p. p, of the Cutzen
| newspaper, is to be Queens Printer, and }. j.
Marshall is likely to be Speaker Of the Legiela
tive Assembly,
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-In the Supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia to-day, Mr.. Bradley
read a statement in answer to the rule of the
Court for him to show cause why he should not
be excluded from the bar as practising attor-
ney, owing to his former difficulty with Judge
Fisher. The Hon. Robert j. Walker made an
argument in his behalf, when the full Court,
through Chief Justice Cartier, sustained the
order of Judge Fisher, heretofore made, sus-
pending Mr.. Bradley as a practitioner at the
bar. Justice Cartier, in the course of his re-
marks, said it was painful duty, but it was
necessary that the Court should sustain its
dignity and punish the contempt.
Mr.. Bradley thanked the Court for the deli
cate manner in which it had announced its
decision, but said that he had long ago con-
templated retiring altogether from the bar, but
that the present manner OF severing his con-
nection with the courts rendered the separation
more unpleasant.
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SAFE ROBBERYAT COLUMBIANA, O.

The Office of the Union Express Conn
pany Entered-The Thieves Mako a
WaterhRuls
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 9.--The large safe in
the office of the Union Express Company at this
place was blown open, between and 2 o'clock
this morning, by b Irglars, who effected an en-
trance through the front door of the Office by
means of crowbars and pickaXes, which they
left in the building. A heavy charge OF po Wder
must have been used, as the report was heard
at great dis ance, and the doors OF the safe
were torn to pieces. The agent of the company,
and valuables from the safe to his house last
evening, consequently the thieves got nothing
for their trouble. There is no clue to the perpe.
tratOIR.
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LOUISIANA.
Charge OF Corruption on the Part of
General Mower Retracted-A Court of
Inquiry to be Probably Called for.

New ORLEANS, Nov, S.--The ex-Federal gene
raj who declaied he paid money to be appointed
Sheriff i'll lieu of Hays, and that 1t was paid to
General Mower, learn has made retraction,
thus relieving General Mower of an unpleasant
suspicion. Printed slips with disgraceful dog
gerel about General Mower are circulating on
the streets to-day. General Mower will doubt
less ask tor a court of inquiry. General Han
cocks presence Is much needed.
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CANADA.

IN seHstOn-HesignHtlOn
OF tne minister OF Finance-A Telling
Anti-UniOn Spsech-The Nav Csovsrn.
ment OF Nova Scotia.
OTTAWA, Nov. Sat o'clock p. M. TODAY
the House Of Commons met TO consideT ths
speech from the throne.
It was moved by Mr.. G. Fisher, Of New Rrnns-
wick, and seconded by Mr.. DeSalnier, in the
French language. that an address in answer To
the speech from the throne be prepared which
was carried.
The address will be a mere echo of the speech.
Mr.. Gait then arose to explain his motives for
resigning his position in the Government. He
said that there was q feeling OF distrust felt
towards him in Ontario, and that he had been
CHARGED with the ruin of families by the tailure
of certain banks. He therefore deemed II
proper 10 retire. As TO the charge against him
referred 10 hast he was not he said, TO blame
mereial Bank. thankinR him for his endeayOrs
20 avert the misfortune witch had 0Vertaken
tbe bank,
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THE BRADLEY CASE.
Judge Fishers Action Sustained.
MIR. Bradley Suspended as a
Practitioner at the Bar.

Etc, Etc., Etc, ETC.. Etc, Etc.
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Nrnfpeetns.

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NcfTer ais Decentralization

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