The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-10
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Gold closed yesterday at l34B
-Ap earthquake SHOCK was ielt at Victoria
on the 4th instant.
SNOW fell yesterday in Central and Western
Kansas.
"A run on the Milwaukee Bank commenced
on saturday.
The late vote of the city of San Francisco is
to be recounted.
The internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to S489, 929.
Admiral Farragut arrived at New York yes
terdly in the Franklin.
Mrs. Maria Bitter, aged rs, was burned to
death in Baltimore on Sunday
Two dealers in counterfeit money were
arrested at 81. Louis Oh Sunoay.,
The Calitornians bet very heavily on the
result of the election in their state.
The Wisconsin State Bank has suspended.
Liabilities are sad to be neagy.
ALLEN Kramer, banker, of Ptttsburg, died in
that city on Saturday, OF apopleXy.
The Legislature of Tennessee assembled
yesterday. Neither house had quorum.
General Fitzpatrick had interviews yesterday
with President johnson anu General Grant.
1t is reported thai Secretary seward is re.
arranging terms Tor the purchase or the Bay OF
General Grant Is hard at work clearing up
the business which has accumulated during his
absence.
james L. White, prominent member Of
The Masonic order, died suddenly last evening,
in New YORK.
The Court of Inquiry to investigate the
case of Chief of Ordnance Dyer assembled at
Washington yesterday.
"A. b. Readan, a prominent lawyer OF Louis
vile, committed suicide yesterday by shooting
himself through the head.
Returns from OREGON, received at San
Francisco, give grant the State by over five
hundred majority, with nine counties to hear
from.
-SS72, 900 in treasure was shipped from San
Francisco for Panama yesterday. Sl9l 800 of
this amount is for the Atlantic States, the rest
for England.
"A tram on the New York Central Railroad
was thrown from the track near Buffalo, yester-
day morning, by running over pair OF horses.
But little damage was done.
The meeting of Congress to-day will be q
mere formality. Immediately on assembling
both houses will be adjourned until Dece nber
by their presiding officers. Very few Senators
or Representatives will be present.
Foreign AHans.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Court of Common Pleas
has rendered decision, in which all the judges
concur, that common law gives women no right
to vote.
II is reported that Sir William Mansfield Com
mander-in-Chiefofth of the forces in India will sue
ceed Lord StralthnarR at the head OF the troops
in Ireland.
The Pcst regrets the postponement of negotl.
aions for new reciprocity treaty between the
Dominion power and the United States. 1t
regards the conclusion Of such a treaty as the
only sedatiye for discomfort in Nova Scotia.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-John s. Clarke, the Ameri-
can comedian, played at the Strand Theatre on
Friday evening last before the Queen, the
Prince and Princess OF Wales, Reyerdy johnson,
and other notables.
The Times Madrid correspondence writes to
that journal that the crown of spain VIII prOba-
bly, be offered to EsparterO. The deeree remov-
ing Lersundl from tue office OF Captan-General
OF Cuba, and appointing General Dulce in his
place, has been officially published.
SOUTHAMPTON, NOV. 9.-The Hammonia sailed
hence Tor New York on Saturday last at 4'l5
p. M.
Cork Nov. "A great tpopular demonstration
took place here yesterday on the occasion of
the funeral Of James Mountain who is supposed
TO have held prominent position in the Fenlau
organization. Over six thousand men and
Mountain formerly resided in the United States,
and was a delegate 70 the Fenlan Convention
held at Chicago in November 1868.
LISBON, Nov. 9.-The mail steamer for
Southampton has arrived, from Rio Janelro the
18th ultlmo. The allied fleet and army were
before Ascension, and ne VS. OF the surrender OF
the city is hourly expected at Rio.
1t was reported that the United States squad
ron, under .Rear-Admral Davis, was going up
Paraguay river TO Ascension.
madrid, Nov. 9,-Marshal Serrano has nomi-
mated twenty-five Councillors OF State. Justices
of the Peace have been reappointed in all the
provinces of Spain.
Popular demonstrations have been ade in the
Balearc and Canary lslandsin in favor of religious
toleIatiop. and petition has beer sent hence
praying the Government to Immediately issue
q decree establishing freedom OF public worship.
HAVANA, Nov. 9.-The Dtarto publishes the
following Colonel Lopo, who left the town Of
Tunas on an expedition into the country in
search OF provisions and supplies, has returned
without success, the insurgents having destroyed
everything of the kind within their reach. The
DidTiO says many bands OF ROBBERS are com
mittlng depredatlons on plantations acting