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New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

CAUTION what yOu drink or offer others 10
drink that he signature ~ "ALHKD SrTf Pssae. j." !;
the cork cyey bottle II Vino IUcas M tie Neefss
table. Ast SPKLts POM GH,rE NNH lie store No 1il
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

TuE Peruvian SYRUP builds up an iron
Ju ,ly ueacue m debility atJ g. ehts.e aseAssA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

Look ont that yOnr Christmas presents are
,en Burglars. The BrRGIAk ALAs TgLEgKAPH 10 The
nny AnR ~ through that N your
presents secue Nine yea erpsronee without lre All aDg,
nsas viii De l0ied and dealt visa according 10 law.
H. HoLNEs, No. sol BfollEsy
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
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ST J0hustieri
Of the Societ.

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New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

MAsON's BLACHInG Is
Movss hu.a0a
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
LATEST SIflP NEVIS.


LATEST SHiP NLWS
ARRIVED.
Bark SAnrio FsIyt HSgtt. Ma'agn 50 iIrs frt
BarA AIel5tii3. y Ielsen. Grl0t a. tsys. marble.
Ifit Gaiatea Forbes 0lsre Bsy "a diys
bcA. SiuaOi, steele. Msysgrr1 y dsI-. oranges
sCnOoNErs-HiYER C0ssruHr
Wm. y DorgltI. Protdetot. Mao &. Coyrs. Boi'ot.
joseph Whp.rs. Boston. John J.. Brstta. Providence,
htldiessr. NcgisFeh belle Scsincn Nts -ilaEeu
Mercer, BHIgrVor; tiis Worthsm PonlunI
Florence Turner EOclhud. Pal hlsrilsn New Haven.
Cloud New. .HneH
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHlRLvsToy Dee 25-Aured James Adger from View
York; sohr ~ p Burgess Boston Sailed steamship Ca, Liver
pool; 1ehr Thomas, Jefferson. ksE.iork
FORTHSss MosKUA Dec gJPasrd ont riip hig Dudley ~
Liverpool hsTk Pembroke ta Ce Poito Rico snd DIie
M-1eattsH ers F. for HALIFAX Prifsl Of Ssn Bsa fsOs
Cuba
SPOKEN.
British bifk Pauline. De. 8 oF lsuerss ,tcssngBN
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

SrNDAY-SCHOOL LBOOKs.-BROuGHTOE & Wy
No - Ihsousc. keep the largest sod best
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THEATRICAL SUITS.
The "Gaslight' and 'After Dark" Con-
trOVersy in New York.


The New York Herald in its Court reports
yesterday morning, gives he followlng:-
Augus,in Daly nled bill OF COMPLAINT in the
Clerks office OF the United States Circuit Court
for the southern district of New York against
Henry D. Palmer and Henry jarrett. setting
forth that he is draulalc au hor by profession
and has for several years been engaged in the
business OF composing, writing, ara producing
on the theatrical stage in this CITY and oJner
cities of the United States dramatic compost
tions, commonly called plays; that the de en-
dants, Palmer and Jarrett, are managers of
Nibos Gardep, a public place OF the 'ricai amuse-
ment; that com plainaDt before the 1st day OF AL
gust 1887, wrote dramatic composition called
Under the Gdsl,ght, romantic panorama OF the
streets ana houses OF New YORK, the said play
or composition being his (compliinants)
designed and suited for public represen alton;
that on the 1st day OF August, 1867, COM
piainant took out copyright therefor in the
clerks office of the District Court; that by such
copyright he secured the exclusive right to act,
perform, or represent tho said composition,
Under The Gdsi,qht, and that subsequently ,aid
play had been presented and pt rtorhed. (rhe
complainant then goes on TO refer to the great
successes which attended the piece from the
railroad scene therein.) That one Dion Bouci-
cault, q dramatic author and thearr'cal manager,
a native aud subject o. Great Bri am, without
the knowledge or prlvltv of complainant, pre-
pared play which he called After Dark, IN which
play said Boucicault introduced several of the
scenes and iDclOehts Ot cOmplalnants compost
ton, Under the Gas Igtt, vary ing them slightly,
but substantially retaining the attractive iea-
lures OF complainaut's play, particularly the
railroad scene. The complainant then charges
that the defendants, Palmer and Jarrett, are
about TO sell copies of SAID play After DARK, TO
be publicly represented, in violation of his
(complainant's) rights, etc. Tue complainant
relating at great length his grievances and the
wrongs inflicted or about to be inflcted GU him
by the SAID defendants, bV their production at
Niblo's Garden OF Bouclcaults play, after DARK,
trays tor a writ OF lujupct on; also preliminary
iniuI cton restraining the de en- iants from pro.
duCing said play, and also praying tor a writ OF
subpoena commanding the said Palmer and
jarrett TO appear before Judge Blatchtord to
answer in the premises.
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South and Southwest ana they already 80 largely
:Spanoed tset uey confess thelr inability lend fur
they have made time loans on speculative kszs
eonde@ ned- aud In some cases they have become
the virtual owners Of these in consequence of de-
put up ties6 msrEns: Thst .his IS bad bank IS ad.
1oep Of he e1d should Ss be- 9so o 81 9S
yestgation OF the affairs OF such OF them rs
rsncy 10 move the pork cro has not Yet ,en eIt,
but . soon will be. aud the Western money ksts
continue very active, white the drain Inward will
doubtless incrt sse as the movement Of the ojtton
"Fhe railway share market was very much Demo.
Tsized during the foIeI Don and Northwestern pre-
Hudson kiver to l2i1s. aud other stocks In ne ,Tly
Ss SSy Erie eoe % n
eoSs wfn % .hs the Ne fS Yo, u L}nSS 70 TIE
s1nnds on Monday, h af,er one days rocs. has
s soaea s 5 Te%ark and stree. rumor
parted I'm h,s 81, OK short time preyiousy which,
cose Of boeSs Se opeu Dor he a. s as sss
sion took Into confederation the proposed amend
consit erahle dlecoss, n, ,heI ali carried The
sane as at Se res neses Ss
me beIs tests sre allowed to be sold either during
heirs. UT creditors" ~ ''A
From me Times
The market for money is fairly restored to steaci-
net s, ana the brokers rule borrow wi ease Al
per CEN, on cal ON approved cola eral. Tue
oW W es e Sd on The S % & here
rior and the daily recei ts OF gresnb acS by
Even at he cottoE ports checks on New osk have
Spp,eGaeo 10 par@5s per cent discount, so tnat no
lmmeuee Grain VI currency 10 that quarter need be
."Tbe unsettled report OF the public funds AZ the
close OF busint IS TlpsOay n,sht as succeeded by
dull feeling Jestt rosy; both buyers and sellers dis
boards aud ON the street q er their adjournment.
Of 1867 were i09s@Il0 ana the '6.s lNSX@DiOs25 per
were made Az At ios per cent The sth,s bens
were again fairy suopo ted ana the old vIrginias
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in Cunney at
Fortress Monroe.
More Arms for Arkansas Their
Shipment Melancholy
Suicide in NOrristOwn-
Baltimore AdVices.
Official Returns of the Novem-
Der Election in this State.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
A New Piece of Ordnance.

FoRTREss MONROE, Nov 10. The United
States steamer Col. Rucker, Captain Bell ar
rived yesterday from Baltimore, having on board
the ponderous I2-inch riHel -Rodmau gun for
this fort. II was cast some two months since at
the Fort Pitt Works, Pittsburg, weighing SO. 225
pounds, and is the second one vi the kind ever
manufactured in this country. The first one
was cast at the same works before the late Re.
belllon, and when loaded on vessel at Balti-
more for this port was rollel overheard by some
Rebel Baltimoreans, who thought they lad
efectually silenced her. She was however,
recovered and mounted on the fort
Experiments in Gunnery.
Since the war she was taken op the beach to
be tested, and burst after having some 700
rounds fired. The gun which arrived yester-
day will be used about the goth inst. for expert
mental firing on large stone target, erected
during the last summer by the Engineer Depart
ment at this place. The experiments were to
have taken place some two months ago, but
have been delayed in order to have the 12.iuch
gun here for the occasion. 1t is mentioned that
General Grant,
Secretary Schodeld and a number of other pro.
minent officials, will be present 10 witness the
firing. The target is an Immense granite struc-
ture, about twenty feet high, thirty feet in
breadth, and eight or ten feet in thickness. 1t
is similar to the one erected during the summer
of 1866, except that it is not iron clad. 1t is
surmounted by heavy ordnance aud is very
formidable structure.
Return of Military.
The three companies of heavy artillery which
were ordered to Atlanta, Columbia, and Raleigh
short time previous to the election, returned
to the fort this evening, end were welcomed
back by large concourse of people. The band
of the Artillery School we're on the wharf, play
ing, "When Johnny Comes Marching Home,'
and other appropriate airs. The boys look well
and express themselves as highly pleased with
their trip.
The Body OfCaptain ID. c. Williams,
an old and experienced sea.captain, who was
drowned a short time since in the York river
has been recovered, and arrived here to-day
from Yorktown, on the steamer Eolus, and
was taken charge of by his friends.
Captain Clarke,
of the Hygeia Hotel, whlLh has been closed
since the 1st of April last, is rapidly redtting 1t,
and it will be reopened about The 20 instant.
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The last brides of summer are lingering
almost slsne at Niagara.
"A Bostonian was driven almost mad by
twelve grains OF theme.
In Chicago ffty-fve business houses have
just gone up with So, 500,0 900.
Massachusetts has one mile of railway to
every six square miles of territory.
"A cat case has bothered the Boston Su-
perior Court the past week-damages, one
cent.
South Carolina has 10, 900, 600 acres, one
fourth being in use, and the rest mostly native
forest.
West Haven, Connecticut, is anxious to
find out who have the right to build horse-
sheds in the public square.
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The New York Money Market.


THE disturbance OF the mon ey srket by the perl
odicRl locking OF greenbacks has turned the atten,
tioD of The pubic mind TO some permanent rem sdy
The same That whic tue RoiGd suggest- Ia tue
ear. caused bv u locking OF greenbacks by the
Seer etary OF The Treasury WIN the of for lax
be discussed generally. The World then sug-
ges ed the issuing OF currency bol lds by Gov.
eminent at low rata of Interest, say IS
per cent per aonum, convertible into greanoacks RJ
par A. me easure ot the nolder aud ag recon
vertlble into bonds on demand. These bonds being
convertible and ecOnvertible on demand wou ena-
OF commerce required and would effecually prevent
any arGhcIa sc ,rclty of currency from lock ug up
greenbacks. Tue Labor Union mas emb 1dIed this
principle OF cOnVerGlole bonds lnf0 It's PLATFORM
the Herald aud Othe- journals are advocating those
views which the World suggested some years ago.
Under The present system cur money mark % is
the whole business of the lunLry twice or three
nTes every year by locking up five to ten millions
of gTeenbacke.
- he statement hat the Secretary OF the Tceayurv
intenoed 20 relieve the money msrket by issuIog
OF lO 90 OF three per cent certificates is IN ra-
Die "a by the Assigtant Treasurer. ALI the relief
money market or the banks is by abs tai ng from
selling Rold or bonds II any regal tenders
sued VIII be u supply he necessities n the Tres
suIy ard rot with any View o. interfering with
course OF he money or stock markets. The Dney
market Is quiet a d borio wers are supplied at per
cent 10 currency, nut hare Is no confidence In the
continuance or the present comparative ease"
FrOm the HerGLd
"The stock market was on the whole weak aud
unsettled yesterday prices having declined through
out the list, Notwithstanding that money was Ia
sHphy al per Gsa espacSss
made no attempt to reissue three per cent. ceria,
for the benefit OF the Treasury ring, In violation of
law and sound policy. The banks report that
they are sending large amounts OF currency TO the
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Philadelphia Trade RepOrt.

THURSDAY, Nov. 12.-The Flour Market is
moderately active. and prices are well sus.
tanned. About 100 barrels were taken by the
home consumers at $575@650 for superfne;
So 1907 for extras; $725@825 for Iowa, Wiscon.
sin, and fancy Minnesota extra family; So 500
IL for winter Wheat do do; and 1l@lS for fancy
brands. according to oquali,y. Rye Flour sells at
81 50@S q barrel No change to notice In Corn
Meal.
The Wheat Market is extremely quiet, owing
to the absence of supplies of good and prime
grades, which are the only descriptions wanted,
Sales OF red at OIL S5@2 05, and amber at s2l2@
z Is Rye is steady, vii h sales of Western at
81 30. Corn ts unsettled; sales of 500 bushels
yellow at Sll6 and $500 bushels Western mixed
al ST l2@l,l3. Oats are wit hout special change;
sales OF 5000 bushels Western at 70o No sales
We're reported in Barley or Malt.
BarR-In the absence of sales OF No. Quer-
citron We quote at $42 so q ton. The 4S nogs-
heads of Peterson & MasJsrd's Bark reported
yesterday at SIS sold az $50
Whisky Is selling at SIOS@l'l2 per gallon,
tax paid.
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FROM NORRLSTOWN.
Melancholy Suicide of Prominent
herchanG-The Cause.

Melancholy Suicide of Prominent
MerchanG-The Cause.
Special Despatch TO The BUenissO Telegraph.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Nov. 12,- One of the most
melancholy suicides that ever occurred In this
community took place here this morning.
P. M. Hunter, ESQ.,, principal of the we'll
known firm of p. M. Hunter Il Co., extensive
woolen manufacturers, shot himself through
the head with pistol in the basement of his
factory at O'Clock. The cause assigned for
the rash act is the loss of his partner, Mr..
Robert Kershaw, who died suddenly on Satur-
day last, and was buried yesterday. Mr.. Hun.
ter attended the funeral, since which time set
tied gloom, which he could not shake off, per-
vaded his mind. Leaving his residence earlier
than usual this morning, nothing further was
known of his whereabouts until the performing
of the fatal act, after which he lived but few
minutes.
The loss of these two enterprising business
men will be sorely felt by our citizens, who are
most earnest in their expressions OF sympathy
for the bereaved families.
(sECoND DEsPATCH.l
NorRIsTowN, Nov. 12.-Mr. Hunter Is still
living, but there are no hopes OF his recovery.
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WHEAT.
The Product of MississiDDi.

Mississippi exchange has the fOlowug:-
"This is q magnificent wheat reg on, aud we
expect to see 1t the granarv OF the south vest
within the next five years. During the last few
by the reports of mauy OF the most energetic
farmers in the county, who have experlmeuted
with wheat during the past season. GIVING it the
choice of land and necessary culture, a most
unusual thing in this section. We nave no
doubt that, with proper attention, from ten to
twenty bushels to tue acre eau he made on any
of our choice farms; ana WOO can doubt that
this result VIII much better compensate the
planter Tor his labors than the cdlture OF cotton,
at the rate of a bale To from three to ten acres.
as has been the case ever since the war Que
advantage of raising wheat IN Mississippi is that
makes a good wheat crop in our region can put
il in the market in June, and have his money IN
his pocket in time to purchase the cotton
planters farm and stock, in the tall, at sherln's
sale"
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXOHAN6E SALES TO-DAY
Reported By De Haven & ro, No 40 s. Third stree
his mornings gold quotations, reported

--Messrs. De Haven Il Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex.
change to-day Al P. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881, llSl
@l14a; do. 1852, lO9al09s; do. 1864, lO6i@
li0; do, 1867. new 1889 milo; do, 1868, li0t
@110S; do, 6s, l0.40s, l0i5 o0l05t. Due Com
pound Interest Notes, 194; Gold, 13440l348.
Silver, l29@1305
-Messrs William Painter & Co., bankers
No. SO South Third Street, report the folio wing
rates OF exchange to-day at IL o'clock:-
United States IS, 1881, ll3s 0ll4t; o. S. 62Os,
1852, l090l094; do. 1864, 106k0l07l. do, 1865,
1867, l09I@ll0t; 1868, ll0l@llOt; lo-40s, lO4l q
l05t. COmpounu Interest Notes, past due, 1925.
Gold, 1344@lS4S
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows;-U. S. 6s OF
1881, 1l401lI43; old 5-2Os, do, lO9l@lO9a; new
5-2Os, 1864, 107@l074; do, 1865, l07@l07l; 5-20s,
July, 1865, 1l0@ll04; do, 1897 llO@ll04; 40,
1868, ll0s0 ll0s; l0-40s, l050l054. Gold, l34l.
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@ u B A.
Progress of the ReyOlutiOn-Rep0rt of
the Revolutionary Junta of Havana.

Advices from Havana to Nov. say
severe encounter took place on the 25th
ult. between the Spanish forces under Colonel
Qulros, numbering 1000 men, and the patriots
uLCer Manuel Lucas Castillo aud Mllanes, num-
berlng 600, IN the vicinity of Bare. According
10 official Spanish report, Colonel Qulros, sup
po-,ng that the patriots would fly at the first
ire of the regular troops, at first only ordered
an advance OF company OF the regiment
Corona, nsupported by one company Of the regl-
ment Cuba leaving the remaining forces in
reserve. Speedily convinced that, so far from
waiting to be attacked, the patriots were
about TO attack him, he ordered up his whole
force, leaving only one company in reserve. Or
the patriots, 450 were mounted, armed only
with machetes; 100 on loot, armed with rides
and revolvers. Immediately on the advance of
the Spanish tro ps, the 45O mounted patriots
ucbouched on the main road and charged the
Spanish troops so lurioasy that tney had no
tine allowed them to reload their mu,kets
after the met fire, but were reduced 10 de enl.
ing themselves with the bayonet, fighting, as The
official report says, too by loot, TO mantaln
their ground. After a desperate haudto.haud
encounter, which lasted one hour and three
quarters, the Spanish troops tell back TO Btre,
having sustained loss OF l35 men in killed
and wounded. Tue patriots lost 80. As the
telegraph wires are cut in this direction, the
news was not received uutil the I'd instant.
Nov. 3.-At MSchO POr lila the Spanish
schooner Anduluna ctptured Schooner Jhas
had just succeeded in landing cargo OF arms
and ammunition for the patriots. skrmish
took place on the 26th ult., at b caua, bet Ween
the Spanish troops under Comaudante Raael
JereD and small body OF parrots with no
important results, althO gh the official report,
as usual, claims that The patriots were re-
pulsed.
Nov. A-By the American steamer Columbia,
arrived this morning, the Spani-h Government
Oas received a small lot OF Peabody rifles. The
Spanish steamer Moct7Zuma, tor Cuba via Neu'
VI as, was advertised TO leave yesterday, out by
order of the CaDta'n.General was detained until
the arrival of the Columbia. She lert tais after
noon, carrying the aforementioned Peabody
rifles and reinorcements for be Spanish troops,
probably the last that it Will be IN tue DO Wer ot
the Government to .eud, unless IeinforcemenEs
shOuo arrive from Spain, an event which we
both expect and are prepared for.
Nov, b.-The glorious news OF po )ular and
extensive revolt against Spanish tyranny In
confirmed this morning. The Spanish authori-
ties have published nothing ON the subject as
yet but endeaVor to suppress the news. Puerto
Principe Is the second town In Importance in
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SIX PER CENT. GOLD INTEREST, PRINCIPAL
ALSO REPAYABLE IN GOLD First Mortgage
Bonds, based upon the valuable franchises
grants, railroad, equipment, etc., of the GEN.
TRIAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. now
nearly Completed, and forming one OF the most
assured and productive lines of traffic In the
world. The way traffic alone is large and re.
munerative, independently of the Immense
through business soon TO follow.
portion Cf this loan Is offered 10 investors
at lob and accrued Interest In curreney The
bonds have semi annual gold coupons attached
payable in January anu July,
Information etc, TO ne had of
DE HAVEN d BROTHER,
Dealers In Government Securities Gold, ETC.,
M. 40 South Third strees.
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For additional Marine Ne,0s see Inside B1oes
PORT OF PHILADELPH IA ...... NOVEMBER ~.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT raE EVENING rRLE.
A. M-...-.....SS IL A. M.~.......47 Q P. M. ~
CLEARED TaIs MORNING.
saesmssp BMsnne..s HoSs New York John F. oh
Big WesIs,g @c6aels CORK or Falmouth for orders.
B5,g AAn1nsadsie. Ai1i Tucker. Boston. wannemaohe-,
scnI sIar, Connell, Portland. Me. Thos. Watson q
scsI 6s Hattie ter Ross Ulrok Portland Warren Gregg
scnr BemOnt Gales Washington. Is sords S Refer q
sehI Z. kages, Smith, Boston, do.
schr CoTdsiiS i,,, ,NewkIk, Huntey. WEXFORD. Ham.
se6r ". Kalshan, Sharp Washington. oAstner,
scST ". 2 Orr. ops. petersburg Davis, FAles q Co.
schr Mary Z simmons, Candy Washington. Scott
scnr Leuiss Fraser steelman Charleston, do.
schr H. @. kly, McAIlser Richmond, 40.
ARRIVED IaIs MoCN1Ne.
Yefs With @ass S 70 John fre SAi r. hours frOm New
YsTe with Mass " m Baird from New
Steamer amer Tsc1py Ne9ols q hours from New York,
steamer J. 5 sprlvsr, Dtnns H 10 hours from BaIt.
more with mdse to A. Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA
9sSh ~, M Polly rgess, sailed from Antwerp
; snln Beiy, NulSnorn' hence at Hamburg 2sth ult.
,,sm mn tg Fargo Philadelphia, sailed
o,is ,BaIane Bomersund, Nielsen hence at swlnemunde
Baroue. Pautser; Torgersen, for Philadelphia,
cleared at London 29th nit
BaTque SRrep n. Miuutt hence, at Havana 3lst ult.
Brig Lizzie Troop Newell tor Delaware Break.
water, cleared at Havana 7th inst
Brig j b. Kirby. hence. at Charleston yesterday.
Schr Adobe RyeTson, HUughton, hence for salem,
H lines Hole l0Ih inst.
schr James sslterthwaite, Long. hence at New
Haven lUIh lnst
schr O E Elmer. Haley, from Georgetown, D. O.,
at Wafeham 9Th inst. "
schr H. 8. Mershon. Ayres. from Boston for Phila.
delpha. returned "a. New YOrk yesterday 10th inst
a. r. M when of BarnegAt cnllided with Bchr S II.
Baker. from AlexaudrIa for New York. Carving
swsy I,Shoom head. and head gear; damage to The s.
Sohrs Otbelle EldridRe from Salem; J. H. Wright
Morton; and r. Edwards. b Ice from BosLon All for
Philadelphia at New Ork lM n inst.
Bcbrs Westmoreland, Rice. and Willow Harm.
Davis. hence at Proyidence lOLh inst.
Schrs ]. b. Allen Case for Salient ]. Ponder. Jr,
RriRgeTs for Newp0rE and William ), Doughten,
sprsgne. for New London all from Philadelphia, At
New York 10th inst.
schr Thomas Borden, wrightington. for PhIIadel.
pha sailed irom Fall River 9Gh inst:
The United States iron steamship Ironsdes, burned
and supk time East at League Island. is being
raised by Captain Merritt OF the New York Coast
Wreck ing Company He has surceeded In raising
her feet so as 20 chains under her,
and expects 70 see her Ahoat In about two weeks.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LoN-oN, Nov. IA. M.-Consols, 942, for
both mouey and account; United States Five
twentes, IA. Illinois Central, 964; Erie, 26l
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12-A. Motion quiet;
the sales for to-day ale estimated at 10000
bales. Other articles are unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. ia. NJ. -Tallow easier at SIS.
Iinseeu OIL. f28 5s.