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VI.
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y Der Garapita ii Elm beribnttes, na&tlides
Oratorium III &ont, unb Golarani beiBen iene
MSn9e, wel&e in Der Na@t Insenb undergo
ben, UNI bic @ldubisen CUR Yrebi9t bes Miiic>
mars etnaulaben.
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ME nPHIS.
Races-MOre Outrages.

MEMPHIS, November 11.-The at.
tendance at the races to-day was very
good. The weather was delightful,
but the track is still very heavy.
The contest in the second and third
races was very close. In the former
Little Mack heat Jack Gamble by a
length, and in the latter Bee Farris,
against whom odds of FIVE to one were
bet, was the winner.
The summary of the races stands
thus: First race. Association purse
of $400, mile heats, best three 10 FIVE,
Jas. Coolisk enters b. h. Larking,
five years old, by Lexington, from
dam Magenta, by Yorkshire, 1, l, l !;
West and Vaughan enter b. f. Mag
gle Bruce, FIVE years old, by LexiDg
ton, dam by Altrof, 2. 2, 2. Time,
2:034, 2:e3, 2:104.
The second race, for the Peabody
Hotel purse of $500, was a dash of
two miles. A. Barnes enters b. h.
Oltawah, aged, by Albion, dam by
Sovereign; James Coulisk enters C. b.
Little Mack, 5 years old, by Eclipse,
dam by imported Weatherbit, l VIM.
Bradley enters b. h. Jack Gamble, 5
years old, by Jack Gamble, dam by
Mendora, 2; time 4:05.
Third race, Pool Sellers purse of
$50, mile heats, free for all ages, West
& Vaughan enter b. g. Bee Farris, 3
years old, by Melbourne, dam by i'm
ported Glencoe, 1, 1 !; James Burhan-
an enters b. f., 4 years old, by Hun
ter's Glencoe, dam Unknown, 3, 2;
homas Patten enters b. m. Theta,
4 years old. by Vandal, dam Duchess
Du Berry; time, 90, :46a.
James Stokes and John Cunning
ham WENT to the house of Owen Reilly,
near the corner of Winchester and
Main Streets, this morning, and at
to whip Mrs. Reilly for re-
marks about SEokes's mother Reilly
resisted them, when a fight eDsued,
10 whieh he was shot in the back and
groin, probably mortally wounded
Stokes and Cunningham were arrest
ed and com united.
Fifteen boxes of new muskets ar
rived here yesterday morning from
St. Louis, consigned to L. Helman,
Who refused to receive them. and ue-
MED knowing anything about them.
They were stored and will be sold to
pay charges.
The troops sent to Mason's Depot
asst night returned this morning aud
report all quiet there. Though
large body of negroes were esthere, no
rIOtOus proceedings had occurred.
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By Telegraph 80 ST.. LOUIS, Nov. II.
ToBACCo-No offerings. y ...t.-.
COTTON-LpW and nominal at 2l1ze.
FLOUR -FirHler but not higher. with a
good shipping demand: Spring and Fall
superf1He 81 z5G5 SO; do. extra IS 25d6 ;
xxx 81 25@9 SO; fancy family slOal2.
WHEAT UNCHANGED low prime to Strict
Iy prime red FAN 81 40 al 81; choice TO fan
cy do 81 ao92; spri g quotes at 81 I59I IS;
S0GS2c for old.
OATs-Firmer and higher; sales at 400
5Sc, aud 54c for fancy.
BARLEY-Unehanged; sales at 50 10d2l25
fof fancy Minnesota r nd Missouri
RYE Firm at 81 109l u
PRovISIoSS-The last of the Old stock
was closed out to-day; cisar sides sod at
l851@lSS4c; shoulders l4c; choice canvass
ed hams lSc: pork sold AT $50 2
HOGS p tckers are generally already for
work, but The receipts ar3 ffnsuff7eient; !;
extra heavy are worth 7Z9T3c; other
grades range at 697c .l1@ J'4,t =
LARD-Nominahy l69lSc for tierce, and
keg. oIa
CArrLE-Dun at So 5Og6 for medium to
choice. 1850 .fE1sf1~ ,ftfesf
WHISKY Unchanged at ST OF. sDiaaa
RECEIPIS-Flour, 2,403 barrels; wheat,
II 200 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
$500 bushels; barley, 1000 bashels3 rye.
1890 bushels. na f7-l-lFz5e ntH f.a.0l
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By Telegraph.l CHICAGO, Nov. II
ExCHANGE-E Eastern is In limited sup
ply and hrtn at l-IOth premium Se Ing.
- FLoUk-Iovuer and MEDIUM grades in
fai demand for shi pmen3: choice grades
quiet; SnTin extras 81 z5g6 6215. -
HEAT-ModeraLeIy active and 212Me
lower sales of Mol at SE~4Ta1ta aSF:arGt1
81 O915@l ll2; closing at 81 O9ISal 10 for
No. 2; sales OF No. 2 since 'hange at
ST. O8IS.
CoRN-More active and LSglc lower; sales
of No. at 79G8lc; No 72975c; rejecte
709Ilc; c.osing at 79G7g15c for No. :; sa ies
OF No. this afternoon at 791Sc
.OATS-MOre acti We ami 1Ss 10 yer; sales
OF Nos. and at 4T19CD4S15t.. closing at 4Sc.
RYE-Flrm ana %Dlc high, r; sales of
steady.
BAKLEY-In fair demand and Ease low
er; No. 81 47tBI 50; rejecte : 81 209I p;
closing at 81 43 tor No. % sample lots on
The track 81 4SGl 5S. u k1 r rfsg
HtGHwiNEs-DuIl at CSC.
PRoVISIoNS-Tame and a shade easier.
New Mess Pork Offered at $2I 50; mess or
dlnary S24. rs
CUT MEATS Dry sat shoulders lie;
swees picked hams lie; green hams IL 5Se /;
green sides I01zc. - If-3lt7
LARD New and old I5I%aI6c. tr5
BEEF-Mess $t3 so.
CATrLE-In fair demand, firm and 15d20c
higher; 81 371295 25 for buichersi and pacx-
ers'; s. 5O@6 10 for fair and medium to
choice.
Hoa--Quiet at SO 69g7 20 for common;
81 25g8 % for f'ir TO choice. F 4u0
FREIGHrS-DulI. A4#FA&A Pa %tAN
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Cincinnati Markell.

By Telegraph CINCTyrATr. Nov IL E
FLoUR-Firmeri family 81 50a7 70. 81
WHEAT-FIrmer and higher; No. red
81 20. -
CoRN-DuI; old norr1inaIIy soc: new
closed at 55 G56c. -
RYE-scar and hrmer; No. 1 at 81 2s.
OATS-Cluiet at 81 s5Sc.
BARLEY-Dull aud prices nominal
CorToN-Dull and prices dropping: mid
ding 221zc.
ToBACCo-Nothing done.
WHISKY-In but limited demand at 81 90.
though sales were repor ed at 81 O5 buL
this rate Is ABOVE the marker,
HoGS-Firmer and higher; all sold al
u p to IS % gross, the Latter an extreme
rate for extra large.
NJ KSS PORK K-HeId firmly at S25 co.
GREEN MEAT5-Ht CHER for clear sides
and hamsi sales of shoulders at 71Sq75<c; /;
new held at Sc; sid 8 sold at I0%c and
hams at l25zc.
LARD Dull; prime steam l5c; kettle rem
dered Ice. ta~ -
BACoN-Shoulders de ;Iined to I3aI3Lc;
Gear rib sides 17%@I754c.
OILS -Ltnseed very dull it can be bought
changed -
PETRoLEUM-Dull at 2SQ SOC for refined. &
FLAX SEED -Duu AT S2 20.
GoLD-At ts3t4 buying.
EXCHANGE steady at par buying and 80
to lilo premium SELF cg. n.
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NEW YORK.
admiral FaTrsgut at Home False
PFetenSeS-FinaRcIa UneaSlness.

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Admiral
Farragut, yesterday morning, took up
his quarters at his residence, in East
of his arrival were fred at the Navy
Yard, but no public demonstration
was made beyond visits from intimate
friends. The franklin will no longer
bear his penant, but will return to the
Mediterranean, and the Admiral him
self will await orders from the Secre-
tary of the Navy.
NEW York, November 11.-There
is a very calm feeling In Wall Street
this forenoon, aud Notwithstanding
the money market is supplied at legal
rates in currency, there is an utter
lack of confidence In values, and the
Stock Exchange is in a demoralized
condition.
The Assistant Treasurer has re-
ceived 1900 600 of per cent. GER
tificates, Of which all above 81 ,250, 900
would be a reissue. 1t is not yet de
cided In what manner exactly these
certificates are to be used.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE mem
bers of S. Q. Kenyon & Co, boot and
shoe dealers, of Hartford, Conn, are
under arrest, charged with obtaining
under false pretences, of parties In
| Boston and West Brooklyn. goods to
the amount of $4,000 or $40, 900, AND
secreting the same.
A New England Christian Temper
ance Convention, composed of minis
ters and church members of ell de-
nominations, will be held in Boston
the week after Thanksgiving.
w. l.. Jamison, an actor, son of the
late George Jamison, died on Mon
day aged 80 years.
Notice was given to day In the
United States Circuit Court, that a
motion would be made on Saturday
morning, in the matter of the .reve-
nue. fraud investigations now proceed
ing In this city, by authority of Con-
gress. The nature of the motion will
not teen disclosed till that time, but
counsel said it would be an important
one.
Gustavus Scheeale and Caleb Sweet
ger were arrested in HobOken, N. j.,
on suspicion of being counterfeiters
Searching them a large amount OF
counterfeit currency was found In
their possession. Several counterfeit
fves on the St. Nicholas National
Bank of New York were also found
in their possession.
The prisoners were conveyed to
Newark and given into the custody oil
the u. 5 Marshal.
James Griffin, diias Stephens, aha:
Williams, a legged to have been con-
nected with the Royal Insurance
Company robbery, In Wall Street.
some time since, was arrested this
forenoon. A considerable quantity
of scrip of the Long Island Railroad
, Company, and large package of can
celled checks, signed John A.
Gross" were found in his possession
The prisoner was handed over to
Capt. Jourdan, to give that officer an
opportunity to find the owner of the
scrip and work up the case.
The Subcommittee of the Con.
. greSsional Committee on Retreeh.
) ment. comprising Van Wyck, Jepk,
t Benton and Halsey, held a session
3 and among other things they INQUIRED
: into the reason why the indictment
: against certain persons In Kentucky,
E Bourbon County, aud others. for vio.
E lation of the revenue laws, were not
tried, and as to reasons for the grea
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York yesterday a
1s4H.
The mining season in Nevada is abou
over. The weather there is very cold.
About six inches of snow has fallen a
st. Paul.
The steamer Iowa, from Liverpool, ar
rived al New York on Tuesday.
Gen. Mcclellan is about to settle perma.
nentiy in Hoboken.
The cigar MAKER, shoe makers, and
piaao makers OF New York are on strike
Co.onel Hixcox's trial wall commence
to-day.
Miss Mary E. MagilI. twenty years old,
committed suicide on Wednesday, at Troy,
New York.
The Governor of New York has appoint
ed George d. LRurant. of Lockport, JUS
ttce of the Supreme Court of the Eighth
Judicial District.
There is a food in the Mohawk River,
which has caused break one hundred
feet long IN Ine Erie Canal.
Another batch of Government store
keepers aud gsugers were appointed on
Wednesday.
Weston, the great walkist, IS preparing
for his trip from Bangor to st. Paul, and
back to New York.
Property to the amount of sl2O 900 was de-
stroyed by fire on Fifth Street, New York
on tuesday night.
A heavy snow storm and severe gale
prevailed at BGfLIo on the Lakes, Tues
day morning.
An EpiscoraI Primary Convention of
new Deacons is being held in Utica, New
York.
Noah Il. Chllds was arrested in New
York, on Tuesday, and held for trial on
charge of issuing fraudulent naturaIiza-
tiOn papers.
An expedition of three hundred Ute In
.dIans have set out against hostile Indians
In the West.
The New York Tribune OF Wednesday
formally disavows the Butler card abusive
of Mr.. SimOnton, published on the 18th
ultimo.
The supreme Lodge of Knights of Pyth-
las convened Ia WI mington, Della ware,
adjo urned Tuesday evening, to meet in
Richmond, on the second Tuesday OF
March next.
Jim Jackson, a St. Louis rough, was on
Wedne Cfay sentenced to fifteen years i'm
pri,onment, in Detroit. for the attempted
murder of policeman.
A .tannery in Chicago was destroyed
on Wednesday morning. Logs $4,000. In-
s1red for $4,000.
The School reports lust com pIeted, tndi-
cate 25 ,.O54 inhabitants in Chicago. An
increa since April of 96,7IO.
fire in Rochester, on Wednesday, de-
stroyed property to the amount of sI6 900,
on which ia re $1,000 insurance.
The President has accepted ano Il or
twenty miles of the Central Pacific IaaiI-
road, terminating 800 miles from San
Francisco.
A convention called by the Governor s OF
Wi cOnsin, Iowa. Missouri and Mtnnes ota,
TO adopt measures o secure aid from on-
gTess for the imDrovement OF the Fox and
Wisconsin Rivers, met at Prairie Du
Chem on TUESDAY. and was largely at
te 1det- Governors FairchiId and rder-
Tiil were present, and sever al member Of
Congress and rther prom inent gentlemen.
q neral Warren who was authorized by
Cone reSs to make a survey OF the propO Sed
f-nprovemei t., made a favorable report,
were adopted. he Governors of Min ne
sofa, Wisconsin. Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri
and Illinois were requested 10 unite In a
memorial to Congress on the subject, and
a COMMITTEES was appointed to urge the
subject on the atie' ton Of Congress.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Proposed Expedition to Cuba.

NEW ORLEANS. November IL
This evenings Times has an article
Giving the following rumors and re-
ports current concerning the Cuban
expedition. spoken of in the New
York N7orid yesterday. 1t says:
citv and county which bas been in
correspondence with the Cuban in
surreciionary leaders for some time.
r gular headquarters are in this city,
an4 the leader is not, as stated, Gen.
Henningson.
Ii sasS tile statement that 5000
men would leave this city in fifteen
days, vii probably turn out to be
true; that number of the PAL ties
eng ged In the expedition have al
read left this city with passports for
Cuba an : that On Tuesday evening
two meetinss were held in this city
by those enga G I'd Ia the movement.
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delay that has occurred since the cases
were first put on the calender. u. s.
District Attorney Courtney wa sworn,
and testified that although be was
ready to proceed with the trial, the
DELAY now oecasioned was by orders
received hy him from Washington.
The Committee are endeavoripg to
ascertain why this interference from
Washington is made to still further
postpone the trial of these cases, as
it is claimed that the individuals thus
receiving the Executive clemency
have made themselves useful in max
ing charges against certain officials
obnoxious to the President, and that
they stand ready to perform similar
services in the future. The investi-
CATION will be resumed to morrow.
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1881.
On al Knshinn.o,

Nety ~ UdSheHQtO91.
SEc z And be il further enacted
dndi tne Chief Engineer Of the army
a. sLhsH reim burse to the corporation ot
s-.o eHy or Washington for expense 3
b.Icu tbou IN Improving the property of
n - eSnera govern nent 10 said citg
a;-.Is.I Pr93Vlsio % vi aot OF NV Gttb
xseeu nun 'red and sixty fnur and
~ .: 4cceTdance 70 With the recon mends-
et9u y! tDe Secretary Of War. in bo.,k
VI e7eln9tes aud appropriations. n, o a
iWo nupdred and forty-iour and ,svo
hu9dred and forty five, two hundred
1nd "Inety-slx thou-and nine bun-
orea ana forty three dollars and
elgnty-elgnt cents; Provide /. Thai
section nfteen OF an act EMIT.
isq- An act to incorporate
the city. of Washington and 10
repeal all acts heretofore passed for
tnat purpose, approved May fifteenth.
eighteen hundred and twenty; and
section three Of an act approved Nav
NTH, eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
entitled An act to amend An act TO
incorporate the inhabitants OF the
city OF w ashington. passed May ff-
teenth, eighteen hundred and twen
ty,,," are hereby repealed; and no
improvements Of the streets, alleys,
avenues. or other property OF the
United States, IN the city Of Wash |
Ington, authorized by s did act, which |
Is to be paid for By the United States. |
snall hereafter be made Until an an /
PropriIation shall have been made
tnerefor, and such an appropriation,
when made. shall be expended under
the direction of the Chief Engineer
of the army f.,frft
SEC; g. Aud be il further enacted,
That hereafter no contract shall be
entered into for the erection, repair,
OF iurnlshing Of any public building, or
Tor any public mprogemen whatev
whlch. shall bind the govern 10
pay larger sum of money than the
amoqnt In the treasury appropriated |
Tor the SPECIFIC purpose. And if sny
omcer OF the government shall know
InRly contract for the erection, repair.
Or furnishing OF any public building,
n I0F any ppollc Improvement which
snall Dlnd the government to pay q !
Iaarger amount than the specific sun
iPpro oprlated for such purpose, such
'fncer shall be deemed guilty of ,
nlsdemeanpr, and. upon conviction
,,nereof By A court of competent iuris y
ilctIon, shall be punished by impris a
'nme1t not less than six months nor !
more than two years. and shall pay
iue Of two thousand dollars.
SEC; A. And be il further enacted, d
hat all laws making an appropria- a
ION Tor the payment Of the salaries !
Il solicitoF, assistant solicitor, (,
nd deputy solicitor OF the Court of
)lain1s, and OF the assistant attorney 4
eneral, for the fiscal year ending d
.une thjrtieth, eighteen hundred aud
ixiy-uiDe, be, and the same are here
y, repcaleds and that there be. and 9
Iereby is, appropriated, out Of auy b
aoney9in the treasury not otherwise c
ppropriated, for the salaries of two a
ssIstHnt attorneys general, one clerk, :
nd two clerks OF class four for the
sealajyear ending June thiriieth,
ighteeno hundred and sixty n'ue. u
welve Thousand four hundred dol 4
Approved July 2j, 1873. s
u.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-12
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