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Homer's Odyssey was written long
before General Grant or Horatio Sey-
mour were thought of, but the prOph-
ecy contained in the following lines OF
the twenty-fourth book, is happy and
suspicious:
Since Ulysses and
Hath slain the traitors, Heaven shall bless
the land.
None now the kindred Of the unjust shall
own;
Forget the slaughtered brother and the son
Each future day Increase Of wealth shall
bring,
And DER the past, oblivion stretch her wing.
Long shall Ulysses in his empire rest,
His people blessing, by his people blessed.
LET ALI BE PEACE
Odyssey Book "a, Pope's TransIa-
ton.
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TUE GREAT NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL.

i HORTICULTURAL AND FAMILY NEWSPA-
PER.-The RURAL AMERICAN. published in
the City OF New York, is now the LARGEST
and MOST ELEGANT paper of its class in
the United States. Price $50 a year; 10
copies $3.50; 20 peoples SD. or only y DOL
A q year! Every subscriber in clubs of
ten, at Sl,5O. will receive a free package of
EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selling at SO per
bbl., post paid, worth Sl-2l. The Rural Ameri-
cdl is everywhere admitted to be the BEST,
CHEAPEST, n the most PRACTICA Far
mers and fruttgrOwers' paper in the country.
Its editOr-in-chief is an old farmer and fruit-
grawer Of FORTY YEARS experienced The
publication Of this paper was removed in
June last from Utica, y. Y, to New York
City; and the Editorial and Business Office to
New Brunswick, y. J., near New York;
where its proprietor owns "A farm within the
City limits, of l2 acres. worth $4,000; and
also has a large CASH CAPTTL to ensure per-
HiOaeHcy TO his publications. Club Agents
wanted everywhere, who are paid n very
hbery compensation. Samples Of paper,
blank subscription lists, &c, free. Address
T. b. MINER, New Brunswick, New Jersey.
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NOTICE. Toall whom it may con-
IN Germ. Twill be at my Office over Osborn
q Bros Flour Store, on Saturday, Nov. 18th.
from 8 O'Clock A. N. until u M, and from /
until O'Clock p. u, for the purpose OF issue
ing licenses under the ordinance passed in
Council Oct. 18th, 1868, for licensing Drays,
Carts, Wagons, DC.
I. y. DAWSON, Mayor.
ayers Office, Warren, o., Nov. llth, 1868.
Nov. lth-lt
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NJ NJ ELS:

White, Red, Gray, Yellow F1anneIs. Plaid
Flannels of every style, among which is a
large assortment of the best Shifting Flan-
nels made in the United States. Also a full
assortment of Blankets, at
THE WARREN DRY GOOD STORE.
Nov, II, lS6S-tf
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4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.

IA Alexander Leslie. Plaintiff, vs. F. W.
Rice, Defendant. Before Lauren Coleman,
TrumbuH Co, Ohio. ON the 81 day of Nov.
1868, said Justice issued an order Of attach
ment in the above action for the sum ofthree
hundred dollars. Said cause Is set for trial
dec. ID. 1865, at IL O'Clock, a. m
\ ALEXANDER LESLIE.
Nov, u.sts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-11

rR-Hon. Harrison Reed, Governor
of Florida, has been impeached with
high crimes and misdemeanors.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

HNHE Fail examinations Will be held
as follows: Newton Falls, September
7Tn; Warren, Sept Sth; Paynes Corners, Sept
9th, johnson, Sept. II; Bloomfield, Sept. 18th;
rem Nov. 18th; Warren, Dec. 18th. Farming
ton, Immediately after heT Teachers Institute.
There will be no examinations in January
or February, and it is hoped that all those
who ave any idea Of teaching will attend
the fall examinations. Applicants will pro-
vide themselves with slate and pencils, also
with exac change (3 cents for the payment
of the regular fee and postage.
By order Of the Board,
GEORGE p. HUNTER, Sec'y.
Warren, Aug. %, IS6SlSw
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DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS!
GREAT
10 Ready-Pay Buyers.
Cloths +!

superb quality. WOOL PLAIDS in beau
nful patterns, Black Alpacas, all grades.-
Buffalo brand, andPure Mohairs.
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GUARDIANS SALE of Real Es-

GUARDIANS SALE of Real Es-
N tate. In ~ursuanc of an order Of the
Probate Court Of MahOning County, Ohio,
made on the 4th day Of November, 1855, in
the case of SamuelH. OIL, Guardian Of Al
bert F.Heintzelman and David Heintzleman
against his wards, the undersigned, will on
the 18th day of December, A ID 1868, on the
described Real Estate, to wit Being the I'M
divided twO-thirds thereof, situate in the
county OF Trumbull. in the state OfOhio, and
in the township of LOrdstown in said coun-
ty. and being in Lot No I, and is bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a outstanding
in the northwest cOrner OF said lot, No. 81,
thence east along the north side OF said Lot,
twenty-three (20 chains and seventy-fOur7D
links to a post, thence south along the west
side Of lands heretofore deed to II Smith.
fOrty-twO ~ chains seven 90 links to n post,
thence west along the south line OF said lot
~twenty-three (&O chains and s~eventy-fOur
% links to a post, thence north along the
west line of said lot, forty-two (E2) chains
and twenty co links TO the place Of begin
ming and contains one hundred acres ofland.
Excepting, however, from said boundary
and premises twenty-five (2l and 6O-l00 acres
of land, sold on the 10Th day OF Maya DIo61
by the administrator Of the estate of John d..
HeintZelman, deceased, and described as
follows, tO-wit: BOunded on the east by the
eastline of said one hundred acre tract, and
running so far west on the north and south
line OF said one hundred acre tract that a line
drawn from the north to the south line OF
said one hundred acre tract parallel with the
N
twenty-five on IN 60-lO0 acres of land.
The above described Real Estate so as
afore said, belonging to said wards, IN Zee
simple is subject to the dover estate OF the
widow of the said JOIN D.. Heintzelman, de-
ceased, assigned to her by order OF the Pro
bate Court Of Trumbul County, Ohio, OF date
April 18th. \ ID 1852, in said one hundred acre
tract by the following metes and bounds, to-
wit: Commencing at a post standing in the
northwest corner OF said lot No. 81 (thirty-4
one). thence east along the north line of said
lot so farthat a line run south parallel with
the west line Of said lot to the south line
thereOfshall contain t~hirty-twO (32) acres Of
land.
Terms of sale-One-third down, One-third
the LIST day ofApril, ADlSG, and one-third
the LIST day OF April, 1870, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises and TO bear inter-
est at the rate OF fisk per centum, per annum,
payable monthly.
SAMUEL II. OIL, \
Guardian Of Albert F. Heintzelman etal.
By SERNIS & A HNINNG, hisAtty's.
Also at the same time and place the other
one undivided third of said premises and al
so the said dover interest n estateO Of said
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WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY
/. AT
WEST HARRINGTON, OHIO.

THE Winter Term of this institu-
Il ton begins Dec. LIST, 1865. The Semina
ry is in q prosperous condition, and affords
superior sdNstntsgeS To youths of both Saxes
desiring a good, thorough education. The
institution is furnished with Philosophi-
cal, Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus,
Anatomical Plates, Maps, Globes, &c, and a
Cabinet of Minerals.
Boarding $50 TO $500 per week, and ROOMS
for self boarding at low rates. Boarding
Halls are being erected which will AFFORD rare
advantages to those wishing TO board them
selves. Tuition, Common English, 5000.
A n. CRAFT, Principal.
July 10, Is6S-lyr.
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nETITION.

DETITI0N.
Nancy Parsons VS. Daniel Parsons, ct al.
In the Court of Common Pleas, Trumbull
County, Ohio. The defendants, Nathan Par
sons and Jay Parsons, of Sierra, Sierra Coun-
~, and State of California, are notified that
said plaintiff has filed in said Court, her pc
tition against them and others, stating
among other things, that Spencer Parsons
of Hartford. in said County, died leaving a
will, by which his property was given to
plaintiff after payment of his debts and fu-
neral expenses, and that the claims to own
and hold the property as her own, after such
payment, and that the defendants claim TO
have and to own said property after such
payment, as heirs Of said Spencer Parsons.
That plaintiff is the administrator upOn
said estate, and that she has elected to take
under said will, which has been duly admit
ted to Probate.
said plaintiff as such Adm'X. asks the di-
rectiOn and order of said Court, as to who is
entitled TO said property, as between herself
and said defendants, and she asks thai her
right to said property may be found and es-
tablished by said Court, and that d~efendant
may be decreed to have no interest in or
right thereto, and that they be enjoined from
operating such rights, or interfering with said
property, and for other relief. Said petition
must be answered by the 23d day of Janu-
ary, 1859, and said cause will be for trial at
the next term of said Court thereafter.
HUTCHINS & GLIDDEN.
o I-6t Pitts Atty's.
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.ARM q SALE

IL One hundred and fifteen acres of very
good and sandy land, with good buildings,
&c, in G~ustavus, formerly occupied by IL
Gibbs, Esq: and is half a mile north from
PeabOdyis Store and local Post Office between
Gustavus and ktnsman, along the Creek.
particulars address, or call on my farm.
JAMES y. GILMORE, Gustavus, Ohio,
OctOher LII
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UTONDFRFTUI

How either sex may instantly gain the
undyfng love Of any person they choose. The
single married, the married happy, and
WISE IN TIME Simple, harmless and sure,
Also Journal Of Love, Secret o fEuccess, How
to Get rich, &c. All mailed free for 20 cents.
One hundred thousand sold. Address
REEVES & CO, rs, Nassau Street, N.
September 3-3m
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s follows:
Popular MAJ


This is more than twO-thirds of the
whole number of Electors.
The States known to have chosen
the Electors to Vote for Seymour and
blair are as follows:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-11
OHIO.

The following the Congressional
msjorities, as far as a be ascertained
before the official returns are canvas
sed:
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RI,0OD.

RT nm MANHOOD-Nothing so i'm
OAOOOt portant. e two stamps for
sealed y pages on the whole subject. DR..
WHITTIER, confidential physician, 6I7 st.
Charles St, st. Louis, Mo-, stands pre-emi-
nently above all others in his speciality. No
matter who failed, state your case, Patients
treated by mail in every state.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-11
RED JACKET AXE.


Patented July ., 1866. Re-issued Aug. Is, 1865.
/. Your Axes is bOundt to be THE AXE.
II. 1t will cut . per cent. better.
III. My brother lost one arm in the war,
but with yourAXe he can cut as well as any
one else can.
". If / could not get another, twenty-five
(S25) dollars would not buy il.
V. n will cut hOOp-pOles better than any
other Axe.
VI. 1 would not be without it fOranything.
VII. The only objection is it goes too far
into the wood.
VIII. Men who chop for living univer-
sally approve of il, &c, &c, dd fUinitEm.
Forsale by all responsible dealers in the
United States.
L|IPPINCOTT 4 BAKEWELL.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Manufacturers of the RED JACKET AXE,
SAWS, SHOVELS and SCOOPS, and all ap-
proved Shapes and Styles Of AXES. Sole
owners of COLBURS's PATENT.
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In Chicago, Ill, Oct. p, JERUSHA D. wife
Of Albert W. Rathbun, ana daughter of
Samuel and Eunice Fuller, Of Hartford,
aged 80 years.
In Hartford, Oct. 30, DR.. JEREMIAH II.
YEMMING, aged 81 years.
Il Hartford, Nov. lst, MILTON HOLCOMB,
aged IS years.
Father Holcomb was one Of our best men,
and old inhabitant, a chriftian ofthe highest
grade-and deeply mOurned by all.
In Mesopotamia, Oct. %, 1868. Mr.. JACOB
BARB, aged Il years
In Fowler, Oct. 18th, 1865. EDWIN EUGENE,
son of ". c. and Lucy NJ. Rhodes, in the
It'll year Of his age.
Dearest Eddie, thou hast left US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But tbs God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
In Gustavus, on June 9th, 1865, Mt. JOHN
MILES, aged a years and 3 months.
In Leavittsburg, October 18th, of eonsump-
tion, ELIZA, wife of HENRY KING, in the
18th year Of her age.
o! motherthou hast left us.
To toll through life alone;
And OH tits sad and lonely
SINCE thou from earth hath flown,
But weshal ne'er forget thee,
y Thy precepts ever near,
Shall guide US through our wanderings,
Our mother, mother deaI.
In Fowler. on Saturday October q. 1858.
NEWTON KELLOGG, aged . years, of
dropsY Of the brain. Son of E v. Kellogg,
A.. ESQ.
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DO MI

Brown and Bleached Cottons, lower than the
lowest. Prints from Sets to I2IS per yard
Ticks, Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, &C., at
astonishingly low prices, at
PECK BROTHERS.
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TCE list.
LONG ARM CHOP.

of Black Tea with green flavor. 1t has long
been the study of Tea producers and tasters
TO procure among the many varieties i'm
pOrted-tOO numerous to mention, Black Tea
tCi1h Green FldUOr, that would sust nearly
every taste, and become a standard article.
The Empire Tea Company feel convinced
that they have at length iscoveredthi long
which is put up in pound papers, and sold at
sl,2 per b.
Oct. o, 1S6S-tL.
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Hs-The Pacific Railroads. complet-
ed 900 miles west of Omaha.
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BUSINESS MEN WANTED

ME- want a nrst-claS Business Man or
w Women in this county, to Introduce our
Setrt1g Machines. Address, for further par
ttculars. the WILSON SEWING MACHINE
CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED-An agent in each town, to take
w the Agency for the sale ofBradstreef'SRub-
Der Moulding and Weather Strips. applied to the
sides, bottom, top and centre OF doors and
windows. The sale is beyond anything ever
offered to agents. From Ten to Tweatv-fve
Dollars perday can bemade. Send for agents
circular. First who apply secure a bargain.
J.B. BRADSTREET 4 CO., Boston, Mass.
Inn VALUABLE RECEIPTS for 81. Ad-
ford, Me.
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A NEW INVENTION.

ONE HALF OF YOUR FUEL
Osaved by the use of TUTTLE-S ECLIPTIC
HEAT VALVE, the greatest invention Of the
age.
J. P. futile, the inventor Of this valve. is
fully aware Of the many hampers or valves
which ave heretofore been introduced to the
public, and also that many, II not all OF
them, have been pronounced worthless. and
with this understanding Of the case. he has
inventedthe eetptte heat UdlUe, an entire new
article, n operating as il does upon a new
the public, and confidently expects It will
give entire satisfaction. The following are
among the many unsolicited testimonials
from those who have used them:
CLEVELAND, March 2, 1865.
Wehave of the futile hampers on one
Of our stoves, and il works ~splendidly. Saves
fuel gives more heat, and does all that is
H. BIRCH, & Co, Birch House, l2I Water st.
Thisis to certify thai we have tried Tuttle's
EcltPtic Heat Valve, and would NOT on any
consideration do without II. Unlike other
Dampers itexattiy nils the bill.
ERLEND MORGAN,
Grocer & Provision Dealer,
Warren, o.
WARREN, o., Nov. Sd, 1855.
This is to certify that we are using one of
Mr.. Tuttle's hampers inOurs stove. Weknow
that we can make more heat with less coal
tnan we could without II.
PEW & BRO.
This is indeed an age of invention. Some
Of them, however, in point OF utility, amount
to nothing, while others really do all that is
claimed by the inventor. Tuttle's Stove
Valve We think, from a pretty thorough trial
of the article, is a good thing, and calculated
to fight its own battles.
RICE, Artist,
No. Is, Market street. Warren. o.
uA- AGENTS WANTED.
Warren, November4-tf.
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PEW & BRO.
SAVE PHEMANY PROFITS
The Empire Tea & Coffee Co.,
205 Fulton Street, New York,

INV -HhO AS0 - OOhOO wv
EOS Fulton Street, New York,
HAVE appointed j. T. Campbell,
III MainSt., Warren, Ohio, as their Agent,
ana in order to meet the wants of this COM
munity, ave selected the aforementioned
kinds Of their Stock, which are to be sold at
Wholesale Prices, the same as the Company
sell them in New York. We guarantee all
goods sold by us to give entire satisfaction.
LIST.
OOlong, soc, 9Oc., 81, Best 20 per. n.
Young Hyson, S0c, 81, LILO, Best Is perm,
Uneolored Japan, 100, Lilo, Best LIS per n.
English Breakfast, 100, lie, Best lbs per d.
Mixed, soc, 9Oc, LOO, Best 1.0 per n.
Old Hyson, SOC, LOO, LILO, Best LIS per b.
Imperial, soc, 81, LILO, Best, lbs per n.
Gunpowder, soc, LOO, lbs, Best $50 per D.
English Breakfast Coffee, Csc per %.
Empire Java Coffee, SOC per n.
Ground Coffee, Hc., Soc, best40c, per pound.
Hotels, Saloons, BOarding-hOuse keepers and
Families who use large quantities, can effect
a great saving by using our English Break
fast and Dinner Coffee, which we viii sell at
the low price OF &c. per pound. 1t is par
ticularly recommended, and sure to giveper-
feet satisfaction.
Special attention invited TO the Empire
Tea Co.'S
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Portrait of Seth Pease.

The Cleveland Herald of last week
contained a complimentary notice to
our young townsman, Capt. A. F.
Brooks. Frederick Kinsman, Esq,
of this place, having ascertained that
Mrs. Betsy Fletcher, daughter of Mr..
Seth Pease, had in her possession a
crayon sketch of that gifted mathema-
tician, obtained the picture for the
purpose of having copies taken, and
presented the Western Reserve His
torical Society in Cleveland, with one
of the copies. We insert the CORES
pondence:
WARREN, OHIO, July 80, 1865.
Colonel CHAs. WHTTTLEsEY. President West
ern Reserve Historical Society, Cleveland:
DEAR SR--As you requestedI sent toMrs.
Fletcher for a photograph Of the crayon
sketch of her father, Seth Pease, Ike some
sixty years since, nj through our member,
General Garfield, received the dingy picture
you will find herewith. / placed 1t in the
n Of Mr.. BrOoks,a young artist, of the
firm of Brooks & Potter, who wOrkedi it over,
and by re-photographing, has Brought out a
perfect picture, which you also AVE in a
frame. i sent n Of the renewed nkenesses
TO Mrs. Fletcher, requesting her opinion oft
and have the following reply Mrs. Fletcher
Is 50 years OF age. Tours truly.
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A4ERCHANTS or FARMERS deSieing any Of
wi the above for their FALL or WINTER
trade or use, should address
r. II. ALLEN & CO.
+. o. Box SO, New York.
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WAsHINGToN CITY, July q, IS6S


DEAR SIR:-Your letter, accompanied with
a beautiful photograph of my good father
was duly received. I was quite i'll at the
time, which viii be my excuse for not MOTTO
ing your kind and respectful attention tome
before this. Tn memory of my father is
precious II to know that it is respected by
others is most gratifying. The outline of the
picture is perfect, the expression is not as
much so to me, but very good.
With feelings Of a warm hearted cousin
towards Mrs. K. and kindness towards YOUR
sell, I am respectfully your friend,
B. F. FLETCHER.
F. KNsMAN, ESQ, Warren, Ohio.
While his regiment was at Chattan-
ooga, Capt. Brooks made an ink sketch
of General Grant, not much larger
than a postage stamp, which, it is
said, excels all the subsequent like
nesses of our future President. The
Captains friends will be pleased to
learn that he is recovering from his
wound received a couple of weeks
since by falling through the t~restle-
work at the upper dam.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-28

IS 50@6 Wheat 81 759l IS. Corn. new IN
bulk, 81 @55c. Oats 52D53c. Rye 81 80. Mess
pork s2S@23 So Lard l5@l54c. Bulk shoulders
9@9lc. clear rib sides l30l34 &C., clear sides l3ic
INV YORK. Nov. 27.-5 20s of '62, ll2; of e.
1917 of '65, los; do. new, ll0A; OF '67, ll03;
Of GS. same. 10 40s, l06 Discounts 70D3 per
cent. Stocks strong. closing buoyant and higher.
Sub treasury balance 800, ,OOe 900.
The Erie war Is subsiding. Jay Gould Is still IN
posse ssion Of the Offices.
A joint meeting of the stock boards took no &C.
ton on the question of striking Erie from the list.
The American and Merchants Union express
companies have consolidated under the folio wing
officers: President. VIM. G. Fargo vice presi-
dent, ;: M. Pomeroy; general superintendent,
jas. c. Fargo.
NLw YORK, Nov. 27-Evening. closed
dull ard dropping sales $500 bales; midding up
Wheat active and lG2c. better. Corn, mixed
Western 81 l40gl ls3 (; white Soatbern 81 070l Is;
yellow Southern 81 l06l l6. Mess.Pork s26 $50
u 75. Lard and Groceries quiet. Naval stores
unchanged. Freights firm. Cotton, steam sG12.
Tennessees 6ss North Carolinss 644 VirglnIas.
new. 81. Money steady; call loans 6, with ex-
ceptions at 6(07 ~ cent. Sterling weak at 1924.
Gold inactive, but closes steady at 1876.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 27.--Flour and grain un-
changed. Cotton firm ~ 2sc. WHISKY hrm at csc.
Pork s22 5OG22 75.a Bulk shoulders 9t693c.,
sides l2lGl33c. Lard l4@1l5c. Butter 34039c.
Eggs 3Sc: Cheese l6aGlsc. Apples IS. Gro
ceries UNCHANGED.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 27.-Tobacco quiet. supertiue
-four $5G5 so. Wheat, No. /, 81 95. Corn 760
SOC. 0ais 52G54c. Whisky nominal. Pork s23.
Bulk shoulders 99@9lc., clear sides 1Ss@l3ic.
Bacon shoulders l3c., clear sides l73c. Hams
Ice Lard l4c
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From EUROPE.

Bsncs oft's Thank sgtviBg Bianer-Mr. Dsvis
Lectures on Exploration of J-ru.aIem--
Gen. RansIoen Comiag from Russia -Eiec-
tios BiOs ouelied d-AIabama Ciaims-Ship-
pfng--Requfem Sa's for the Repose of
FenisDs-Gen. Grants Policy ne Review ed
ny French Newspa. er-Lopez-The Span
The Insurreetionists Investing Ssntsgo-
Demonstrstfons In favor of - Republic I'm
Spain.
BERLIN, Nov. 27.-Minister Bancroft gave
Thanksgiving dinner, at which several Prussian
ministers and literary gentlemen and other dis
tinguished persons were present.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-JehersOl Davis, who is STOP
ping al bennington, delivered a discourse on the
Importance of exploring Jerusalem and the pecu-
liar fitness of English men for the honorable task.
CoPENHAGES. Nov. 27.-Gen. Ransloeff, minister
Of war and formerly Danish minister TO the
United States. goes to America to recruit his
health.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The military queIled election
riots at Longtown and Brampton, Cumberland
shire.
IL is understood that the Alabama claims COM
mission will not entertain claims based on cases
sdjudics,ed in American admiralty courts.
The ship Elena, from Ayitok for Philadelphia,
put into Peterhead, Scotland in distress, having
encountered heavy gale.
Bullion in the Bank Of England decreased
flO0 OOO.
DUBLIN, Nov. 27.-Immense numbers attended
requiem masses for the repose of the Fenians
executed at Manchester, in Cork and Queens :
town, with no interference from the authorities.
Good order was maintained.
PARIS, Nov. 27-Tbe Moniteur du Soir, in an
editorial, believes Gen. Grants policy will be to
heal the wounds of the late war by measures of
eoncilistion.
The same paper says Lopez is strongly in.
trencbed at Villetts, and will continue the war
after the fall of Ascension.
MADRID, Nov. 27-The constitutional cortez
elections occur on 18th December. Ii is positively
denied that the Spanish squadron in the Pacific
refused 10 give in its adherence to the government
OF the revolution.
MADRID, Nov. 26.-An unusual and enthusiastic
denomination was made at SsraROsss In favor of
a republic. The merchants held large meetings
at Corunne, Ferralsnd and other places.