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SPAIN.
Domestic Markets.


New YORK, November 11.-Noon.-
Sterling, 1O94. Gold, l3418. 5-2O's, '62,
1857. North Carolina 6's, 6434; new,
643. Virginia 6's, 54A; new, 541a. Ten
nessee 6's, 68h; new, 6S1a.
Flour dropping. Wheat dull and nomi-
nally lower. Corn dropping. Pork unset
tied :; old, $3.50 Lard dull. Cotton quiet
at 24l5c. Turpentine quiet at 4415@45c.
Rosin quiet; strained, $2.35@$2 40.
Freights firm.
EUening.-Cotton dull, irregular, and
lower; sales, $50 bales at 24@24Ic.
Flour-State and western less active, and
favor buyers superfne, $5.SO9SG.l5 :;
southern dropping; common to fair extra,
81 .90@SS.65. Wheat dull and 283c. lower.
Corn lc. lower. Oats heavy. Pork unset
tied at S2S@S2S.87. Lard-Kettle, l7@
l7Ic. Whiskey frmer at $l.0jG$l.07.
Groceries quiet. Turpentine 44@45c. Ro-
sin unchanged. Freights firm flour, per
sail, Is. Cd. corn, I; wheat, per steam,
81.
Money easy at per cent, with excep-
Gold, 13iI. Sterling steady at 1921.
Governments strong. 5-2C's, '62, coupons,
1889. North Carolina G's, new, $50.
BALTIMORE, November 1l.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull prime to
choice red, $2GS2.2O; good, Sl.GjG$l.I5.
Corn dull new white, 75G05c.; yellow, 90
awe. Oats dull at zoe. Pork active at
$29. Shoulders, l324Gl4c.
CINCINNATI, November ll.--Flour firmer;
family, $7.5OgS7.75. Corn dull; new,
55@56c. old, nominally soc. Whiskey in
limited demand at 81. Mess pork firm at
$25. Lard dull prime steam, l5c. Shout
ders, l30l314c.; clear rib sides, l7140
l7Hc.
LOUISVILLE, November 1l.-superfne
-four $5.504$6. Corn, new, G0G65c. Ba-
con-Shoulders, l3249l4c.; clear sides,
1SHGlSac.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November IL
Spirits turpentine, Al 1a@42c. Rosin, Sl.1O
for No. 2. Tar, $2.3U. Peanuts, $2.550
$40.
CHARLESTON, November ll.-Cotton dull
and easier middliEgs, 23I923112c. ; sales,
&C bales; receipts, 946 bales; exports,
coastwise, 1000 bales.
AUGUSTA, November 11.-Cotton in fair
demand at lower rates middlings, 2lTG
2l3Ic. sales, Clio bales; receipts, zoe
bales.
SAVANNAH, November 1l.-Cotton opened
steady and closed dull ; middlings, 23c.
sales, 40l bales; receipts, |, S44 bales ; ex-
ports, coastwise, ,54S bales.
New ORLEANS, November ll.-Cotton
tending downward middlings, 234c.
sales, 5000 bales receipts, 4,5l0 bales
exports, 1891 bales. Sugar firm; fair
l2A@l3c. prime, l414@l435c.; yello"
clarified, 1910. Molasses firm ; fair. roc.
choice, SOC. Gold, 1854. New York
sight, par.
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The Cuban Expedition from New
Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November ll.-This eve
ning's Times has an article giving as ru-
mors and reports. current details Of the
cuban expedition spoken of in yesterdays
New York World. 1t adds that an organ
ization in this city and country has been in
correspondence with the leaders of the Gu
han insurrectionary movement for some
time. The real headquarters Of the move
ment are in this city, and the leader is not
General Henningsen, as has been stated.
1t says the statement that 5000 men leave
this city in fifteen days will probably turn
out true, and that number of parties en-
gagged in the movement have already left
here with passports for Cuba, and that on
Tuesday evening two meetings Of those en-
gagged in it we're held in this city.
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FROM WASHINGToN.-The report of the
Secretary Of the Navy has been finished and
placed in the hands of the public printer.
Ills the first annual report which has been
completed.
Among the propositions discussed by sena-
tors and members to-day regarding the
finances is one for the issue, by act Of Con-
cress, of bond bearing small currency
interest, convertible, at the holders option,
at the Treasury into greenbacks, and Uice
rer>a. Such bond, it is claimed, would
prevent spectators from suddenly creating
i StrinCercy in the money market.
On the first day Of the next session, Con-
gresham Kelley, of Pennsylvania, will in
trolucc q constitutional amendment provi-
ding for universal suffrage in all the
States.
General Fitzpatrick has been granted
three months leave of absence from the
Chilian Mission, and left this evening for
New Jersey.
The internal revenue receipts are holding
up SO far to the estimates made under the
lew law.-Duta, IN Sun.
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TmE ALABAMA ELECTIoN-THE NEGROES.
Ba; three on four Of the negro counties have
lo.led full negro vote for Grant. In Mont
.omcry, Dallas, and Perry alone, of the
counties We have helrd from, has the negro
vote kept pace with their registration of last
year. mother large counties the negro vote
has fallen of largely, and some counties
having negro majorilies have gone Demo
cratic. Thus Lowndes, with nearly 5000
negro majority, gives only 1890 majority
Tor Grant. Chambers, in which the negroes
have small majority, goes Democratic by
800 and more. In Russell and Lee united
where the negroes have nearly 1000 ma
lorlty, Grant gets only coo majority. In
Madison county, where the negroes have u
lev hundred mai ority in numbers, the Dem
ycEats get 700 majority. In Mobile county,
whore She negroes had last year registered
Aajot!ty Of 5000, the Democrats get about
1900 majority; and SO Oh throughout the
Counties where the negroes have not been
drilled and dragooned as in Montgomery
and Dallas.-NontyOmery Mail, Novemjer
H.
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Crops In AIabama-Legislatu
Election.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 1.-The
weather for the past week or two has been
very fine for crop-gathering. The corn
yield is large, and the cotton is turning out
somewhat better than was anticipated.
The Legislature is doing nothing of gene
raj importance. Committees of both Houses
have been appointed to travel over the
State and investigate alleged kuklux out
RACES.
The vote in the State is still unknown.
Forty-six counties give Grant 66,S26, and
Seymour 59,46+. Eighteen counties are
yet unreported. The Republicans claim
the State by 10000 majority.
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INGENIOUS MODE OF CIRCULATING THE
1.-The Steele says the ques-
ton has been often asked how the numbers
of the Lanterne which circulate in France
could pass the frontier, after its suppress
sion and publication, beyond the French
borders. The police have been greatly
puzzled, and might have been SO much
longer but for aneunknown individual VINO
called the attention of an officer to certain
large packing cases at the northern railway
station. These boxes contained plaster
bustso of Napoleon H., but on being broken
up they were found to be filed with copies
of the Lanter1e.
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Close Election in CharIeston-Suc-
cess of the Republican Candidate.

CHARLESTON, s. c., November 1.-THE
result of the municipal election was an
nounced this afternoon amid great excite
ment. Nearly 10000 votes were polled,
and Pillsbury Republican, was elected
Mayor over Lesesne Citizens candidate)
by only seventeen votes. The citizens
party talk of contesting the election.
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SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Dates from Homo
lulu are to the Gath of October. Frequent
shocks of earthquake we're felt at Hilo. A
tidal wave had caused great damage in
Hawaii. A revolt had broken out in La
wall, in which sheriff and several police
men we're killed. The whaling season is
reported good. A mutiny occurred on the
Prussian bark Coyattin among the coolies,
who threw overheard tina captain and crew
mime in numbcr), and then attempted to
navigate the bark to China, but dritted into
the North sea-.
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4 LASKA DIAMONDS.

Acknowledgement TRANSPARENT CAR
BOMBED QUARTZ, equal In bril!iancy to the
rraf diamond mounted at our own factory In arts
tic settings, GUARANTEED FINE GOLD, and
sold by ms at CNE-FIFIlETH Of the cost Of real
diamonds, 10 which they equal Ia every respect
except intrinsic value.
solttaire Eardrops per pair, as and 90; son.
taire Finger Rings 90 aud $40 Solitaire Gents
Bosom Pins, a. IS, %, go, Sla $40; solitairs
Gents studs, per SET. g ss, SO; Cluster Scents
Pin with Tail. Sio; Cluster Pin and Earrings, ga
and as; Cluster Gross, IS, $40, and Sls Cluster
ter Finger Rings, SS, Is, $40 and $12.
Orders less than $5 must be accompanied Win
pos Office order, and the goods sent free. Orders
exec. ding that amount by express. for coltectlNl
on delivery, customers paying ali express CHARGES
TRY Us. Address
JANIS n. MONROE 4 CO,
Importers and Manufacturers,
or n6-om 1876 Broadway, New YORK.
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Lancaster county, Pa, has chestnut tree
twenty-seyen feet in circumference with
cherry tree growing from one OF It's
branches.
A man in Coventry, Vermont, recently
presented bill Of thirty dollars against Q
school district for water that the scholars
had drank from his well.
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Anticipated Trouble In Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November ll.-Gene-
raj Granger has adyices of Threatening
character from Tennessee. Many white
women and children have left Upton
county. General Granger sent fifty men
there by special train to preserve order;
One thousand armed negroes are reported
in the vicinity of Mason's depot, Upton
cnunty
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THE WISE AND POLLARD SHOOTING CASE.
The case of John s. and George F. Wise,
son and nephew of Governor Wise, charged
with assaulting and attempting to kill Ed
ward A. Pollard, whi&sHad been assigned
for trial in the Criminal Court Of this city
during the present term, will, it is under
stood, be removed to Baltimore county
Baltimore Gazette.
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FnrpiUn Eaua

LONDON, November 1.-THE Imaum OF
Muscat has been dethroned without strug-
gle, and the Chief Of Wahsbees succeeds
him
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Interesting from Cuba.

Interesting from Cuba.
HAVANA, November lO.-The Provisional
Government of Spain has conferred on the
Count of Balmaseda full powers OF pardon
for all engaged in the present lnsurree'ien
in Cuba except the leaders.
The district governors OF the Island have
been changed.
The rebels are in possession of Remate,
Mate, and some other towns in the Jurisdlc-
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Reverdy johnson as Viewed Dy a
Herald Correspondent.
New YORK, November 1.-THE HeraIdS
London special says the conviction prevails
that the United States is being hunbugged,
and that Reyerdy johnson is being used by
British sympathizers with the rebellion and
southern exiles in England.
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LIFE INSURANCE ON A NEW PLAN.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

LIFE lNSURAECE ON A NEW fLAEs
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Insures lives on the following plan Each menu
Der pays an initiation fee OF ten dollars III under
forty years OF age between forty and fifty years,
fifteen dollars between fifty and ftty-iye years,
twenty dollars !; between ffty-fve and siity years,
ever be called for except at the death OF mem
Der.
We propose to make membership Of five thou.
sand, each paying the initiation Zee as above,
EACH BEING INSURED FOR FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS so soon as the number reaches
cy- holder existing at the death OF a member.
On the death OF any member, each Will be called
on to pay one dollar and Twenty-Five cenis-one
dollar TO pay OF the deceased members policy, ana
twenty-five cents to pay expenses.
The Initiation lee and all accumulation OF funcS
ers under its charter ana under the said charter
all the net earnings (afler the accumulation and
fees have reached the sum Of $0o 000I must be used
for the payment OF losses by death, instead OF as
'''''''e JOHN A. BELvIN, President.
MAINS. QUARLES, Vice-President.
JOHN q. DAVIS, secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
j. A. BELyIN. L. II. FRAYSER,
W. W. CRUMP, .. i. NASH,
K. ID. JAMES, B: DAVIS, ,s,,rp
( tEI D;E. }9TEs' 4 l. & ik RA smith
T.B. STARKE, GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
JOSEPH HALL.
Office No. 1907 corner OF Twelfth and MAIN
streets It. Is sTARKE, General Agent.
w. w. PARKER. Medical Examiner.
AGENTS WANTED. noe
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The Tribune Refuses to Back SNt-
ler.s SANDERS.

EEC VTlUUNH EkCTUSPS ~ L5tsSEk 1D---
Ier's SANDERS.
NEW YORK, November 1.-the New
York Tribune formally disavows Bntler,s
card, published October 10Th, abusing ).
w. Simonton, General Agent OF the Asso-
ciated Press. 1t says: I" Dir. simonton has
been known to us for years as citizen held
in honorable esteem, against whom such
gross imputations as those made by Butler
are essentially Incredible. Buffers attack
was so wanton, SO causeless, and his spirit
so clearly malevolent, that his charges
seemed to US calculated to injure no one but
HIMSELF
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AEHLINERY.-I have on hand ~
LSS and AIN daily receiving fine assort- ~
ment OF BONNETs. HATS, FEATHERS,Nn -
and eve ything pertaining to frs.-clsss millinery
establishment, To which would respectfully ask
the attention Of ALL assuring them Satisfaction.
Orders promptly hllei.
MIS- IL. j. DAVIS, No. SIT Broad street,
oc 2l-1m between FHtn ana Sl1th.
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By Atlantic Cable.

LORD MAYORS BANQUET IN LONDON
SPEECHES OF MINISTER JOHNSON AND MR..
DISRAELI.
LONDON, November 10.-The Lord Mayor
gave banquet at Guildhall last night.
Among the guests were Prime Minister Dis
raeli and American Minister Johnson. In
the course of his reply to toast Mr.. john
son said: 81 have been greatly criticised
for the manner in which / have received
and offered civilities while in this country,
but such structures on my conduct have not
affected the negotiations which are in pro-
gress. However dissatisfied the people
here or at home may be, they will find that
there is no ground for such feeling. The
questions at issue between my Government
and that of her Majesty are now settled
without touching the honor of either no
ton. IF diplomatic negotiations in the fu-
ture are carried on in the same spirit, war
between England and the United States will
be impossible"
Mr.. Disraeli made IN able speech, allu-
ding to the subject introduced by Mr.. John
son. He said the removal of our Difficult
ties with the United States gives good
ground for the hope that no future miscon-
ception may occur. He reviewed the state
of affairs in Europe, and admitted that the
superficial aspect was threatening; but de-
clared that the Ministry could see no appa-
rent pretext for war.
The Marquis of Hastings died to-day
aged twenty-six.
SPAIN.
LONDON, November 10.-Madrid CORE
spondence says there is reason to expect
that the Spanish Government will at al
early day conclude treaties Of peace with
Chilli and Peru. 1t attributes the happy
result to the mediation of the United
States and to the sympathy aroused in
Spain in consequence of the desolation o.
Peru and Chilli by recent earthquakes.
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FOR SALE.

DARE CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN
b A physician, having fine practice In one OF
The lower counties and anxious TO remove to u
city. win dispose of his OFFICE FUKhITURE,
MEDICINES. &C., at q reasonable price. dis
settled accessible, and possessing other advan-
tages not found elsewhere, renders 1t . desirable
residence for one of his profession. FOR turtner
information, apply at this office. no 1--WE
TOR sALE.-A large and admirably
constructed FACTORY, situated at Keys.
Vile, Charlotte county, Virginia, together with
SCREWn and all other necessary FIXTURES for
ordering and pricing tobacco, is offered for sale at
q bargain, afordtng an excellent opportunity lor
business, For further particulars apply to
oc slim NOTHING 81 kOHLER.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF -
NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY 10
GOODS embracing all the novelties OF the ~
season such as ROSNETS, HATS, VELVET
DkESS TRIMMINGS OF all kinds, r u Rs
FEATHERS, FLOW ERS, SATINS. silks and
!, choice selection Of beautiful w . T
GOODS, ut Mrs. +. j.. CsHEN'S, formerly Mrs
Is. Demelman. No. 402 Broad street.
y. B.-Ladies wishing 20 make their own bon
nets can be furnished with msterials or all kinds
and all necessary Information given. Her flower S
and feathers are OF The most exquisite quality.
call from the ladies' Is most respectfully solicited,
so that they can judge for themselves.
Csuutry aud city orders promptly executed.
Clnscd every SATURDAY. no
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MILLINERY, &c.

EEILLINERY.-RE s8s
/ respectfully inform my old customersSNc
and the public generally that ] have moved To the
large and attractive store lately occupied by Sir.
Thomas Geary, No. !el Broad street. nearly oppo-
Site my old stand. ut which place solicit the C.
tlnuauce Of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon me. MRS. l.. L. JONES,
pol-2t 400 Broad street.
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HERRINGS, HERRINGS.-500 barrels
L L No. l HFRRINGS leo half barrels HER
RINGS, for sale low to close.
GEO. LEE Il CO.,
oc 90 Fourteenth street below Cary.
AEON, BACON.-Twenty hogsheads
ID SHOULDERS and SIDES for sale low T.
close. GEO LEE X CO.,
oc2g Fourteenth stree: below Cary.
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IT I 7 T T T T
ALaRMING SACRIFICES.

hH aAh'khtNU ohI hIFICES.
Greater inducements than ever are now offered
to The people of Richmond anu vicinity.
The proprietor of The GREAT CHINESE TEA
AND COFFEE COMPANY has just returned
from New York with large assortment Of
GROCERIES, AND LIQUORS.,
which he is determined to offer 1T prices which will
DEFY competition.
TIE. ut Ssc.. CSC, g. $1.lo, $780, $L4o. sl.7s
81, and S2.25;
GREEN COFFEE at 81, "a, %, 81 "a, and &c.,
best:
RO tsTED at q. 80. 81 49, and 4oc.
COFFEE GROUND FRESH EVERY DAY,
SUGARS from i03, 10, IL, Is Is II, lie, and isc.,
best;
MANIULA, MAIZENA,,
CORN STARCH,
FARINA and DAT NEAL,
SMOKED FISH of every kind
and all other goods ut proportonately low prices.
Goods delivered 1T any time free Of charge ut the
GREAT CHINESE TEA and COFFEE STORE
corner Broad and Six streets.
no lo-TuSTh2t I. ELIAS
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AUGUSTA, November 1l.-Cotton in fair
demand at lower rates middlings, lL9
2lAc,; sales, Clio bales; receipts, 700
bales
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SAVANNAH, November ll.-Cotton opened
steady and closed dull middlings, 23c. {;
sales, 40I bales receipts, l,S44 bales ex-
ports, coastwise, | ,54S bales.
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LORD MAYORS BANQUET IN LONDON
SPEECHES OF MINISTER JOHNSON AND MR..
DTSRAELI.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-24
FRIDAY y JULY JULY 244. 1868.
The. RondhoIhIer..a.L..


The New York Times of Saturday
has the following "sly dig" at the
Democratic conTentioners:
"0ur Western Democratic, friends
now in town, have the opportunity,
during these days, Of getting a glimpse
of the bloated Eastern bondholders,
whose incomes and fortunes they are
determined to reduce below zero. The
ubITreasury, in Wall street, is enga-
ged in paying off the July gold interest
on the five-twenty bonds and the lines
Of men and women who may be seen
daily waiting for their interest would
form an instructive spectacle for
the repudiating Pendletonians. If
they take the trouble to go down
they will observe how small 4 proper
ton of the bendholders after all look
anyways Moated, and how few of them
drive after their interest il gorgeous car
riages, aud how very few need cart
to carry their gold to their homes.
They will observe what large number
of them have but one or two coupons,
from bonds Of small denominations
say from $50 to $120 as their half.year-
ly income from their small investments.
They will notice how plainly attired
most of them are and how promptly
they depart after getting the small sum
due, to attend to the pressing duties of
life. -Hthe repudiating Pendletouians
should take the trouble to get acquaint-
ed with a few Of them, he would prob
ably find that they happened to be
small traders, or mechanics, or clerks,
or Working-men, or professional people,
who had invested their scanty savings
in the Government funds at time
when the country was in pressing need
of their assistance. If he had the hap
iness to find out something about the
women, he would probably find one a
soldiers widow another the recipient of
a small legacy, another an industrious
working woman who had saved lit
tie by hard economy, and the whole of
them entirely unpretending persons,
whose little all was invested in a Gov
eminent bond: And he would find by
enquiripg of Mr., Van pyck, at the Sub
Treasurer's Office, that a very large
proportion. of the interest is semi
annually paid out to this class of peo-
pie, either directly and in person, or
through the brokers, or as represented
by the savings banks, insurance COM
panies benefit societies, &c, DC. At
ter such a review of the hloated bond
holders, and such an idea of the class
of people, who hold a greater part of
the national securities, cur Pendleton
Democrat would be, we hope a wiser
and an honester man"