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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-08
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The Memorial Society Of Nashville beg
TO inform the friends of the Lost Cause"
Of Tennessee, and in all of the Southern
States, that they have purchased upon very
liberal terms, four acres of the new Csiho-
lie Cemetery, adjoining Mt. Olivet, tor
inter the brave and honored Confederate
soldiers, whose remains are nov lying In
the commons and fields of Davidson coun-
ty. We hope all who are interested in
his cause will send their contributions to
the Treasurer, or to either ofthe following
Committee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-12-08
RAGS.

On and after this date. we will only pay Five
cents per pound for good country Cotton
Rags. WHITMAN BROS.
November 24-tf
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GENERAL MARKETS.

1000 North Carolina 6s, new =
5000 Missouri Ga,
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TIE RECENT DISASTER.

a season Of Painful suspense.
Return OF Mr. McFerria and Lads,
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Mrs, JasK Polk, Mrs. F G Porter,
NJ P Mcguire, J French,
Tbos Farrell. " McG Lindsey,
Jno Kirkman, VIM Glare,
TT Harding. T Craighead,
Henri Weber, VIM Evans, B..
d" Tbos Menees. II Z BuckBer,
q Cunningham, John OVerton'
{" W Hickman. d" &c Nicholson,
Miss Aline Mccall.
Mrs. FELICIA O. PORTER, Chm.
Mrs. II. B. BUCKNER, Treasurer.
TRUSTEES OF CEMETERY.
Gen. W B Bate, Gen. B Frank Cheat
ham, Mr. D Carter, John kirkman, I'm
Evans, NJ e Cotton. noVZot
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sT. LOUIS.
q nnnm Nav o1

ST. LOUIS, NOV. Il. !
Later dispatches from Bear River
city say that the city is now quiet
under NATAL law, and that bushes is
going on as usual. Guards have been
placed on the outskirts of the town and
are patro1ing the streets. The mobwas
scattered TO the mountains this after
noon and at dusk were seen collecting
in small squads. The ringleaders
Smith and Odely were seriously
wounded and are not expected to live.
Ie is now reported that twenty the
mob are dead and thirty-live wounded,
two mortally. One citizen named Arms
trong was shot dead.
Later, 9 O'Clock p. M, the mob coll
lected in the mountains near Bear river
and sent into town for a physician TO
attend, the wounded; they sent back
word by the physician for the women
and children 20 leave the town as they
intended to march on It 400 strong and
burn II. The mayor telegraphed TO
Fort Bridger for troops, which are
expected to- morrow. --s- =
The following is portion of the
insurance of D0rrdall, Pager q Co.,
whose foundry was partially burned
last night. City Fire, Hartford, $500 ;
Yonkers, New York, $500; Citizens OF
Missouri, 5000; Western of st. Louis,
2 90; st. Louis Mutual, 5000, Insurance
Company of North America, Philadel-
phia, 200 Lorillard of New York,
5000; Lamar of New York, 5000
Home of New Haven Connecticut,
900: New York, $500; Cleveland Insu.
rance Company, 5000 Enterprise q q
Louis, $500; Commercial, st. Louis
2, 500; United States, Baltimore, .. 500
Farmers & Mechanic5S of 81. Louis
$500, 4-.--- f.atstI
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NEW YORK
oNEw .YoRK!, NovembeE 2I

=. NEW .YoRK, November 81.
The steamers Arizona from Aspin-
wall, and City of Washington and Wn1.
Penn from Europe, arrived to-day.
Phillip Crow was arrested ON sus-
picion of breaking into Q house In Gin
cinnatf, making a furious onslaught on
the Inmates and carrying OF 5000 in
bonds. He Is held for Identification.
The coopers resolved to estrike last
night for the wages which was paid
them previous to last winier, unless, as
they expect, the employers concede the
adVBncO.2 5sf7 sisi-! -lsstli . taf-t e1z1t 81
The Constitutional Union party yes
terday nominated Oakley Hall for
Mayor and a. r. Iawrencs for Corpo-
ration Counsel. .s-llail vss-sI 80 { ~
The investigation into the Fulton
Ferry disaster was concluded yesterday
The jury attributed the casualty entire
" 10 the overloaded condition OF the
.hnatd. ~ 7--- =. ...-aF ~. i.
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GENERAL F. E. SPINNER, Treasurer
ofthe United States. has issued cir
cular to national banks and designated
depositaries directing them to select
from the legal.tender notes on hand,
and which they may hereafter receive,
all notes unit for circulation on ac.
count of,mutilation; also, all notes OF
the denomination of $50, as they have
been successfully counterfeited, and
are to be Withdrawn from circulation,
and to retain all notes issued under
acts of February25 %, 1862. and July IL,
1862, known as the convertible issue OF
legal.tenders, as the time has long pass
ed for their conversion into bonds, and
new notes Will be issued for them.
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SuaAR-Dull- and unchanged; sales
2s0.hhds ouba at tl211aI41<c. Porto Rico
CoFFEE-In fair demand; sales $40
Arms AND POrAToEs-Dum, but not
lower.
CRANEERRrEs-scarce; cultivated
bring IS per barrel, and wild $40.
CHREsE-In good demand. and hrm
at l6alSes sales ], 400 boxes; shipping
demand is good.
GoLD-1S4X buying.
E1CHANGE-Dnll, at &c discount
buying. There is no change in the
money market.
ChIeago.
NoVE1BER 2I.-FLeUR.-In In good
demand and firm, spring extras at
N-wheat-Ffrmer and more
active, No. 1 advanced 3a4c with sales
at 81 261<a1 IS; No. advanced S1<a4c
with sales at 81 Hal 16; closing at 81 Is
for winter and 81 Hal lax for round
lots Of regular receipts; sales OF No. 2
shade easier with sales of No. at
S6a90c and No. 2 at 75c closing quiet at
goo for No. j; new In fair demand at
57a61c in store. closing at 5Sc: sales OF
No. since change 500. Oats-Firm and
quiet at 1s11<c higher; sales at 46a475Sc;
Sth4tzlCs IEhl6-9uAA anu
steady at 81 IL for No. j in store. Bar
ley-Firmer; No. at Sa4c higher. sales
at 81 69a1 20; closing at 81 Goal 81; and
rejected At 81 40a1 421z.
Sc. LOuIs.
NovRHBRR 2I.-FLouR-Quiet and
unchanged at 81 75a5 so for. superfine,
and IS 75s6 so for extra.
GRAINs-Wheat-Stea and firm;
spring ranged from 81 20 to 81 % for
VSrtnNa - nhRfRo fHs
S0aS2c for old. 0ats-Stsady at 52a541<c,
Rye-Unchanged at 81 164I 20. Barley
Unchanged at 81 9Oa2 20 for spring.
WHIsKY-971<a9Sc
PRovIsIoNs-Qniet. Pork-S24. Ba-
con-ShOulders l21<ci clear sides 1sO.
LARD-l37<a14c.
HoGS-SIuer at 63<7A-
Toledo.
NOVEMBER 21.-FLoUR-Quiet:
GRAfH-Wheat-AdV 8 TO 40 and
closed with part of the advance; sales OF
No. white Michigan at 90 10: white
Michigan 81 80; amber 81 "A to 81 761f;
No. l canal red 81 "; No. 2 spring 81 20;
No: do 81 90. Corn-l8c better; sales
OF No, 1 aII92a92Hc; new Tic. oAts-
Michigan 5Sc; No.2, 52I<c. Rye-Quiet.
Barley-Dun.
NOVEMBER 2I.-FLoUR-Clty ground
spring at S675a725.
GRAIH-Wheat--Stronger. sales Of
racine at 81 30a1 81 for No. 2 Chicago
at $50; Port Washn club at 45c. Corn
NO. western 81 90. Oats-Western
at 6Sc. Barley and Rye-Nominal; mar
kee generally firm.
Milwaukee.
NovENmER 2I.-FLoUR-Firm and
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Firm at 81 % for No.
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WASHINGTON.
MAsHrNarorz, November 22

General Grant and family returned
here last night by the regular train At
every station along the road he was re-
ceived by the people with the widest
enthusiasm. - /. -.
Oar government is sahshed Win
Minister Johnson's omeial conduct as
far as he has gone with regard to the
settlement of the Alabama claims and
other questions in dispute.- If true, as
reported by the cable, that Lord Stan
lev has consented that the commission
shall sit in washington, the fact viii
be gratifying to many distingutshed
who have expressed their desire 70 our
government that the board shall hold ttl
sessions here instead of In London =.
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TEHaEssEE
MEtrPHIs. Nov. 2

street, near Foufth, were destroyed by
fire this morning. a large number OF
horses and mules We're burned. Ed
ward O'DonneIl, the WaIehman In
charge, was so badly burned thai his
life Is despaired of. The stables were
owned by the city. Loss NOT known 4
The State Conference Of thsl African
branch of the MethodIst Episcopal
Church South, which has been In Hes-
sion here during the past week adj
jouHned yesterdays IE5Was pnesided
over by Bishop Paine, and the Proeeed-
ings were very hArmonious.
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DELAwARE.
new cAsrnn. Del, nov. q.

New CASTLE, Del, Nov. 81.
Today, in the Jail yard, seven per-
sons convicted of petty, offences, were
tied to post and whipped, oneswas a
man of 20 years, who received 20 lashes
on the back; he cried bitterly during the
ordeal. Two boys of about IL years.
received 20 lashes each. One man was
placed in the pIllony until totally help
less from cold, and then whipped with
20 Irshes. ,sf q
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snhserInfIons-Isao.
1I.rp..,. nagallna. .sya ono yoar............,ev,

Hsrpe.sa Magazine. one year...........s.....sEpO
An a1trn copy OF either the HagRztns,
WeeRly, or BaEar viii be supplied gratis fur
eve Club Of rive Subscribers at t1gn each.
In ona remittance or six Copies for so %.
Subscriptions To HRrpeE's AaRnEtne, Week
so 90; or, Two nf HArpeI' s RertodtcalS, % one
a0dress Tor one year, u %.
Back numbers can be supplied At any lime.
A complete set, now Iom prislEg thirty
seven Volumes, IN neat cinlh blndInR. Will
be sent by express. freight At exPense OF
purchaser tor t4z9 per Wolume. single
volumes, by mail postpaid $40 80
The pUstags on Harperis Magazine Is - ets
q year, which must be paid At the BuhscTt-
! - .aARPEk 9 BROTHERS,
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sya HARPER,s
New Monthly Magazine.

Critical Notfeai 81 tIta Efe11s' lfis
The most popular Monthly In the world
New York ObSsTEer. EG.l sl-s lt
We most refer In terms Of eulOKyi 20 the
high tone and varied exeellenees Of hampers
Res are TO be found some Of tho choicest llght
and general reading OF the day. We speak
fhR American PeOple5 and the popularity II
has acquired 1smeE1ted. hach HumbeEcon-
IRiTiB InIly IA pako Of reading matter, ap-
proprint6ly illustrated with good wood cntss
and II combines in ttkelf the TaeY monthly
and the more p1ilosoph phtcal Quarterly, hlenu-
nal. II has great power In the dls2emlnR.
tion OF q love OF pure eHterhtufe.-t Hf1bunel's 3
Guide to American Literature london,
Wecan account for It's success only By the
simple fact that it meef9 precis ely the popu-
Lar taste, I. Tnishing o NAneiy Of pleaaing
and instructive heading for All.-tl1onis =
Harald. Bosinn. ~. - ~ D ".
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Mr.. GREELEY was the Republican
candidate for Register of New York city,
and may congratulate himself on the
fact that he made a better run than any
other Republican, candidate, The ma
iority against him was 59, ,4s3, while
against the rest of the state and city
ticket 1t was about 6s 900.
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.IAaRA nIAmoRDs.

n
"A newly discovered transparent carbon.
trs11 ouaTfz equal In bTilliancy 70 the real
i5ianiouds fnounIed at our own factory, IN
aTtistic diamond settings. gaTplIteed yl1ee
oold and sold by rs At JVtteh OF the eost
Sves'SF feEpecf except intrinsic value.
s5oIftaTie ear drops, Per par. = and y;
SSsnt' Fsosori Pins 81 s. s. so S15. S10i soil
taTie Gents Studs. per SET $. o. Slef Sinster
Gents Bosom Pins so and ~, Gent5 CiuaI ",
Ear-FinRs SO and 80; cluster Gross, ". slO
and Si6. CSiusfsfe Cfoss Bosom Fin and EAR
Tinls SO and S15; Cluster Finger RinGs' .,
ti1.ssrs s1H rt ess than S must be accompanied
Win n Post once Order, and the goods sent
49, fllf coIIecfiin ON delivery, customeEs
| hhSViI,9 al express charges
41SHFS,T. !. M6HRoE 4 CO., sl.a-t
-As : y IWPoRFERs q k11ANuFAcIu1EHle9t
on2f-am lp5 REoadWays New YORK
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NEtE RRnNaMICK.
sr Innr Nov o1

The financial panic continues uns
abated. The notes of the Yarmouth
bank of Novia Scotia and Of Prince
Edwards Island bank, have been re-
fused today. st. Stephen notes are
selling at 8 per cent, discount and com
mercisl at 80 per cent discount. The
chances of either of fths banks resuming
payment are constd remote.
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Now that earthquakes are rumbling
and volcanoes grumbling from the
ends ofthe earth to the uttermost parts
from California and South America
to New Jersey-a demand will. un-
dou ubtedly arise for the works of Rev.
DR.. Cumming, who has once or twice
already fixed the end of the world for
this decade or the next.
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MIR. sEYMouR VIII carry in the Elec-
toraI Colleges the votes of New York,
New Jersey, Oregon, Kentucky, Mary.
land, Delaware, Louisiana and Georgia
-eighty electoral votes in all. General
Grant will have all the rest, including
California, Arkansas and Alabama,
which were for some time set down as
doubtful or Democratic, making two
hundred and fourteen electoral votes.
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.R,SssE md WskSRsr.
PrTIBuRqH, 81. e

PuTBURoH, Noy. III
Weather cloudy. and wet; river sig
feet eight inches, and falling; mercury
SO degrees. 1E1IAE sds
10 S g-9o4 G54 4eIECINNAII, Nov. 21.
River fallen IL inches; Is feet In
channel; weather cloudy; thermomstel
40 degrees. -sss..--.
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A AREAtARKABLE account is given in a
late English paper Of the escape OF a
convict from prison. The call in which
he was confined had an iron door, with
look entirely on the outside. The only
Implements the prisoner had were 4
wooden spoon. some bits of wire, and a
needle and thread. Ont of the spoon he
made key; by means of the needle he
passed "a thread over and under the
door; bits of wire were pushed through
the inspection hole and fastened TO this
long thread extending outside from top
to bottom. The key was also pushed
through, and, being fastened 10 the
thread, was brought opposite the key
hole by dexterous manipnlations OF the
slender line, worked gently in, then
turned by means of the;twire, and the
doorWas opened. This is certainly one
ofthe greatest exhibitions of skill and
patience on record.
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oaRsAFEAKa AND onIo RAmRoAD.-

FThe track of the G. & o. r. R. is
graded to Callahan's five miles from
Coyington. The rails will be immedI-
ately laid the cars will follow, convey
facilitate the rapid construction of the
road. The Mud Tunnel Is progressing
rapidly and will probably be finished
in two months. The contractors are
confideht of having trains running to
White Sulphur Springs next May or
June, and in the course of next sum
mer, the whistle of the Locomotive will
the Greenbrier. The scenes at the
works are lively, showing that the en-
teTprise Is a lively and vigorous one.
Four or five hundred hands and many
mule trains are busily employed. while
stores are spFinging up like mushrooms
along the route.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
sPR1sarrELD, Nov. 81.

DR.. Horace b wake6eld; Superin-
tsnlent OF the State Aims House, was
arrested to-day for Illegal detention of
an inmate. The trial will take place In
one of the gang who assaulted Aaron
Bl1ss in his house at Monson, yester-
day, and robbed him OF money and
boads, was arrested to-day.
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3 II IIAU-73dIFN U NUEhhIEdIsl
via Janairo. Onf. 26th.
Very respectfully.
n n nkvFc
RearAdmirGk, Commanding.
NEW YORK. November 20,

ANAaW = S4sAAt ~
Later adyices from Paraguay state
that Caxias with the allied army and
fleet had arrived in front of the Para
guayan Works, near Viulntta,.. but was
detained from an assault by the natural
defense of the position. On the 1st OF
October, however, a reconnoitering
party succeeded in capturing an i'm.
portant redoubt, while the iron-clad
Hallyi bombarded the Argentine forth
ficatlons. H,-4
Lopez Is reported to have shot both
his brothers, and TO have his sister in
prison.
McMahon, our new Miuister 10 Para
quay, was TO leave Rio Janiero on the
9th of October, with the American feet
to obtain justice from Paraguay. and
three English and French men -ol-waF
similar errand. etlf
The delay in the movement OF the
AM erican squadron is said to
have been caused by a difficulty
between Rear Admiral Davis and Gen.
Webb on point of etiquette, General
Webb has published card exonera-
ting Washburne from all blame in the
course he took In Paraguay, and as.
sertipg that any other course would
have cost his life. The last accounts
state that Bliss has been tortured by
Lopez, and MastermaR shot.
Minister Washburne has arrived at
81. Thomas, from Paraguay, on board
the United States steamer Shamsktn'
The eruption of Mount VesuVius is
still very imposing and threatening.
Ali the cones of the volcano emit rum
bling sounds and eject large quantities
OF lava. The lava has set a whole for
est OF chestnut trees on fires, causing
immense devastation, and houses, farms
and lands are overwhelmed with ruin,
and the populations of the nearer vii.
lagos are leaving their houses in great
destitution. .t
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SENATOR THAxER has prepared a res
olution of inquiry, TO be offered as soon
as the Senate meets, calling for thein-
structions given to Rsverdy Johnson
on the Alabama claims, and all cores
pondsnce with him since he LEFT.
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AppOintmenf.

$3.50 BUrFkno, November 2l.
Col. y W. Brown, formerly com.
mander of an irish brigade has Just
bsen appointed Beeyet Brig. GeneEelfoJ
President Johnson. . sos. - sfsz-s7
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OIIUA1 4NVNs ~ ;
the IittIe eirl' Abby Sanders, was yes
terday sentenced to be executed on the
slh OF january next
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sudden Dea1n.l;

PoRrLArD, Nov. NJ I
NeHel1 A. Foster, proprietor OF the
Portland Press, died suddenly at Bo8-
ton yesterday ea
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aoDVAsoorLA
HALRAx, November n.

= 1lAaHE - 7-10N H5H1I. :
Lieut.. Forth, of the 81. B. N. ship
Constance, has deserted, taking con-
siderable amount OF mess money. r.
The Manchester embezzlers lett yes
terday for England. rsls
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mARKErs Bx TELEsRAPlI.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 81.
CorroN-Less active but steady:
sales ], 500 bales at 241<c for middling
3 FLoUR-Dul and slightly In bnyer's
favor, v q ltt-tl1 2 y W
GRAN-Wheat-Dul and heavy at
81 4saI so for Eo.2spring- Rye-Fairly
active and firm al 81 40 for western
Oats-Quist at 701fc tor western. Corn
Dull at 81 07Al IL for unsound; 81 12a
1 Is for sound mixed western.
nal at S29 90 for mess. Beef-Steady
and unchanged. Cut Meats-Steady.
BacOn-DulT and dropping. Lard
Quiet and steady at l65za16Xc for fair
to prime steam.
EaaS-Steady at 34a36c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
RaltImore LIve stoeIk HIarket.

i Us EAAlbAEAOEa 14lNe STOCK GA1E2ek-
NoyEaBER n, 1888
REcEPTs FOR TILE WEEK.
9SS
az 1os
6,7SO
PRICES OF. BEEF cATTLE AT THE nARKEr
THISMKEK.
& ssss al sass 4sssa ss9qa afsi q1sfyS '!
aledinm or good fair quality.-.---.5 n
ordinary thin SteeTss Oxen and
Inferior and Lowest grades OF
esnss sss SysFsSS OF the market
To- Ok -
ttSsxt[eme range Of prices. .'
Most or these sales are from-.....-..6 q 81 ''
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of Cattle during the
week nmount to 2.05S head. against
], ,687 lastWeek and 2. .63I the correspond
ing week of last year, and the sales for
the week amount to i ,S2I head, against
], 499y last week, land ], 1,6S7 the corIes-
ponding week Of last year.
To Baltimore butchers. ....,..... ......1 ,O70
To speculators for Eastern markets 452
To farmers for grazing .................. go
Total ,s2I
p OF the arrivals about 200 head were
re-shfpped East without being offered
here, and the balance, which comprised
the offerings to-day, were all sold.
The market throughout the day was
active, though there Is no material
change In prices.
go THE SWINE MARKET.
The arrivals this week have only
been moderate, and with good demand
prices 81 last week are we'll sustained,
fnip to good hogs selling at IL 15<a12o per
lb, net market closing hrm.
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q oole vgFufpeoclL.

stephen abbott has been indicted FOL
the murder Of AlT.. p RFanson lsst Sept.
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ToRoNTo, Nov, 2

The arguments In the Morton d.
THOMPSON extradttion, for the robbery
OF an Express Company, were heard to-
day, and decision TeserReds ssvs
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OTTAWA, Nov. 81.

OIIAWAl 'rNUNs ID
The Fenian prisoners in jail here un-
der the habeaB corpus suspension act,
are to be liberated on bail at once.
Buckley, Doyle and Rinsella1 indtct-
ed as accessories 70 the murder OF
DtArcy McGee, will not. be liberated.
Whalen was removed from jail last
night under writ of habeas corpus, to
be present in the TORONTO Court Rt the
argument on pplication for q, new trial.
He will return 10 jail whatever the de-
cIstOn may be. se -
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|0tteQrteIIfylet

MOSES KIlAlHALI slA who has been noni-
mated for Mayor by the Republicans Of
Boston, Is great wag. The Yew York
ts.tn tells the following story of him: 4,
When the Chicago and Rock Island
railroad was opened, In 1852 we think
it WAS great party was taken ont
from the seaboatd, to see the West. One
OF the stars of the, assembiage was
Rsesident Fillmore, another was Moses
kimbal. We all went mp the Missis-
sippi on boardsa fleet of steamboats,
1ALseYsry town the boats would be
Drought up TO the Ahore: and the people
gathering around would listen 70 q
speech from Mr.. Fillmore. Now, ,popu.
lar oratory is1net the forte of that dis
tsgnished statesman. It was soon evil
dent that he made The same speech, in
subsistence at least, at every stopping
place. Presently, the spirit of mischief
entered Into Kimball, and while the
PRESIDENT was delivering his solemn
observations on one side ofthe boat, the
representative OF Boston would proceed
to deliver the same speech to another
crowd on the other side. The fun was
immense. -5 y n
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