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rer Gupisita Der Wain DON Der 3. bin
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pu g. lammtl9eoeu bs!dufi lt*o auf $780,
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Matbta5 Sets,
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nadt finen 6reunceu unb ZEN, 9e:trten gublitur. BE eret.
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Etprs Dafttn8ten Wseuue, hem gae.fe Saufe sesen-
lxr.
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Dies TT Elm faan dterilt.rtes. 1ai$tntnttumsnt s0s Ter
xuna aebraudt, III leltaenrsineent, eiett ausentlidltd, cine
Hare HYaSnt Jlamme. otn. sd~eielstra8. entbS!t te'ne g.
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luna aeraee Der Art'tel fir Rauder. unO ale bic Mlatfdes bet
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ment. Cine gerien bic es etnn'al e%eeraudt ~'re me naeas
stne Dafelbe {ttn. Dies Snirun,eut. aefu1t. mirs ppntret
srlanst b.i Gn,pians sSn faniunsVebenits Se"ts.
Mpreiirt:
500 4ul gDtR ct. gaul, Minn.
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eben8per1i9erungen

cher Wsrfderuneen s.sen lnslldsId1le rdnf&ts. ~.
etn Is iu itzem Dprtbel fnben bel uns spriufpredex.
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Gi9enttum.

eDir bitttn Jun, gs.iauf an tt Sdui.r anb estten III Mts.
aaen 1kttlen ter etaht. = 10000 Ndsr xnaebrt denes aba
ausseeibnses Garmlanb In len Counties Ileeter, gDrtas
Dlsyecb, Carer une &aneiuebi su etpa IS. 90 per Cider.
Otlersail une Douglas Counties III
tinen Collar unb 3sbn Gents }er Mdsr.
sDis ~serleittn @els auf @runbets.nttum e i3erttit. 70 I'd
tpmmen.
n2- VIE Hafraaea rntez Tsrtpfrei tmn.wprth. tr-u
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Gbmorb 0re0low,
Nabu!aut rct une Sdutler In

Ecbrtidut rrn Int Sdutler In
m1belu II. @d3rainerdrbeifeu,
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BerebrIhdite. Nintermasen &c. ~tstansiS an Sane unh auf
Pef,Quns 9cuadt.
d.. Sdree reteen auf bic tirseRe glrti, Stn,aat.
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n8umm beat 3u mir, msin li6er 0nat."
SD bin aQein, tomm fill !"
@o iast Der Brief Ct tpar tatirt
Nm { riten eeS Ipril.
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geridludt lie treit!" Ter Nadtor faat
Mm Grlten ees @pril.
u5ier Waple;uder Narlt en- beiBw
@o iprad gum Garlden Bill.
@dmieriuie mars une GarIden ipudt
@m eriten eeS Mpril.
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lei Ter banotabun9 Yon 3Eunms1bclS
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proiriettdnrtn. tit l9 freiltd "a, no fe
ouftnten bdufs als fOefpitliss Gsuft.
tpetts .rrei,er.
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mabl=Nohs.
Shwmsebu llet cure Namer rspiRrirenl

Gie Wablri9ttr ter britten Waro tuerten III
benz 3pede, qualiFiirte &timmgeter ju resiQriren.
in ter GitY Sail in @isuns iein al, nadbeuannteu
Sasen:
Sonuatent ron IL lbr Gorm. Bis 3 lbt
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3. 8. Dsoee,
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@ablridter Ter tritten Mart,
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G;nBe8anssne Subiertption6eeIher.

-Scbtwo50 oleu Il. g.. bfe1e
@o6e III yeaua auf 5duier Gotten, Barm.n unt
Gerilherun9en lasen III Der leBteu @paIte quf ter
E. Se,te.
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y Ob bie1es Gin MbtSmmlins ttS Taufpatben
RS @Dltinser Careers, v9Otel 8ribba@" 8snanni
lit?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01
STIRRING scsEs AT A c1scssT IN PHILADELPHIA.
From the philadelphia Inquirer, Nov. 3d.,

lrTVu tUt lhifuaelpuiu inquirer, NOV. 81.
At tue rnatin e given by Miss Clara Louise Kellogg
traaspired not announced in the bls but which cre-
NJ greater sensation among the audience than
Miss kellogg's vocaization. When the programme
was about onehalf through q thin cloud Of smoke
was perceived to peryade the hail. and which grgdu.
ally increased IN density. slight feeling OF ureas-
ness affected number OF the lady portion OF the
audience, a suspicion OF fire creeping over their
served that number CT those seated nearest the
door quietly got up and left the hall. 0taers then
arose IN their seats and looked towards the door OF
exit. when the feeling OF uneasness cum mated into
positive alarm, which ives quickly generated into
regular panic by man among the audience CRYING
out a. the top OF his voice Fire" A scene
OF bewildering excitement eusued; the audience
rose eA mdsse, and a rush was made Tor the
doors, which. owing 10 the presence OF mind
OF a gentleman present, were quickly closed and a
number OF valuable lives were thus probably saved
"a the stairways would In a few moments have been
completely blocked up with anrghtei ladies' and
children, the consequences OF which may readily be
Imagined particularly n the banisters had given
way with the press OF people upon them. Finding
the main source OF exit cut OF q rush made for
the stare and back doors and the scene was height.
ened b. Si0por PetreIli who was sin ling at the time
the panic occurred and who, under standing our
language, did not know what was the matter com.
mcnced pulling ladies on the stage ~ fast as they
presented themselves. About this time the pro.
prietor Of the hall mounted the stage and cried cor.
der" ~ loud as his lungs would permit and then an.
nouncei that there was no danger and that he would
at once what was the mater. lie retired but
the smoke was caused by lighting the fires IN the
auction rooms under the hail. and adv lsed all present
TO be seated. The panic then subsidized ana the per
torrance was continued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, Nov. S0-5 p
M.-Consols closed at 94ts for money and account.
American Securities closed quiet at the following
rates:-united States hve-twenty bonds, 74sS.
Railway stocks closed steady. Eries s7h; Illinois
Oentras, &c.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARrs, Nov. ao.-Bourse steady;
Rentes, 70fr. Soc
FRANKFORT BouRsE .-FRANKFoRT, Nov. 3d.
United States nve-twenty bonds quiet and steady
at 791a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-LIvERPOOL, Nov.
30-The cotton market closed active and buoyant at
the following quotations -Middling uplands, on
spot ll36d. I'D; do, to arrive 10sld; middling
Orleans I'd. 11Hd. The sales Of the day foot up
$1,000 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, Nov. 30.-Cot-
ton Is firm. both on the spot and TO arrive Sales
have been made at 125 f. per cwt. for low mid
dlings 10 arrive.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFrs AID PROVISIONS MAR.
KET.-LIvEIPooL, Now 3o-5 p. M.-Market un-
changed
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs AND PROVISIONS MAR.
KET.-LIvERPooL, Nov. 30.-The market is dull and
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPooI, Nov.
3o-5 7. M.-Naval stores unchanged. Other or.
tcles the same.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN. Nov. 3o-5
7. M.-Calcutta linseed, 59s. Petroleum, Is 5%d.
Tor refined; Cd. for spirits Tallow, Sis. Other ar
ticles unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.--ANrwERP, Nov. 30.-Petro-
leum-SellerS ask IS IT., buyers bid 55f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01
ARRIVALS.
-
REPORTED ny THE UgRAt.,

:. REPORTED BY rHE HERALD STEAM vAcHrS
steamer Taspooss, McR1caic, washington, DC, with
ordnance stores s'~' - -
Steamship City Of Boston tBr Roskeu L,verpoo Oct IA
and Queenstown 18th PM with ndse and passenaers 10
Dale Nov ~, lnl ~ - Ion a. passed steamslip Ham.
mona hence for Hamburs sEh lat 10 80 lon ey H. steam
ship Cfy OF Baltimore, do Tor LIVERPOOL =
steamship Alaska Gray Asinwa Nov a. with treasure
mails mdss and ga,seuserso The Pacific Mali Steamship
20. nov ", atW ~ Ion 70 ~ spoks steamship Henry
Chauncey, hence for Aspnwa 2ath passed steamships
cinto, all bound =. -
steamship Manhattan woodhag. Charleston Nov Ss with
mdse aud passengers q " 4 Morgan Co.
steamship saraioss, Alexander Richmond, City Point and
Steamship Co.
steamship iiaieras Roberts Norfolk, &c, with mdse and
passengeis, 10 N McCre.dy - 49,
Steamship Knight Deny, Alexandria with mdse ana
passengers 10 Philips Brown = -
ship Ellen uoodspsef new 1921 ,on,l Prsblc Bath, Me-
days 10 ballast, 70 Goofspeei White.
toJ h Ward Ago Had fne weather up 10 Georses since
strong W and NV wlads, splN sails, &c
Rarx Robecca Carusna Lsegang Matsnsas days. with
susar AZ 70 wayde. Co Has been days north Of Hat
Bark Annie Augusta, Creighton Baltimore Nos rs, with
coal, TO the Manhattan Gas Go.
Brs Lsia Brl Summers Rio Janeiro, a. days with cof
Oct 49, Ion IS ss spoke bark Thomas Darrell from
Rte Janelro for New York.
Brs CROWLEY, Crowley, Calais, days, with lumber,
BRIG Open Sea, Coombs, Boston
sehr Ades Brl ieider ship Harbor, Nc, days, with
sehr Ksma Cook, iianola a. days with hides ac TO
schr Conservative Boyd Jacksonville 10 days. with um
her, tc Jonas Smith CO -
soh Besls, 0ystlon, Jacksonville Is dsyS with yellow
pine, Ne, To Van Bru I s.arht.
S~ir c. Ire ine Hail. Wick rs v4rrrin
SCar y II Rarp, Gale, Vi ginA.
STIR Iirbaa shaw, virginia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01
CLEARED.

steamship Germania NGl, schwensen, Hamburg-Kun.
hardt Co. f
Steamship Arago, Brown, Bremen-North American
Steamship 10.
steamship francona, Sherwood. eortland-JF Ames
ship Anna Small ,nowl Packer san Francisco
a Co. - SS''V"
shio Ata,tic, wola, San Francisco Samuel W oscooa
tbeforc reported cleared 2JN. 's0V
SHIP Prince Roya 1877, Acock, liverpool Booth ca
SHIP kohenn, wade, Nasre-Boyd \ Hincken
Meincke wcndt - 1Ae"'
BARK sreedwell Patien Cacis-P Balen 4 Co.
BARK TULANE ING, kgoger, Northumberland Melncke
Wendt "' ''e'"s"e
Brig Rio (Rr, iohnsnn Antwerp II : DewofSco
Brig Marie (lsl savarese, Gibraltar and Genoa-Funcb
Melncke a wend. ' ""0ui
Brig Iris tBr) Burrl', Cow Bay-B smanSCo
Brig Nueytas, Wood, Phlladaiphia-Rryan 4 psass
schr Gersh Banker swinertou, Pafa--t Amsiuck Co
berg o- - "e"
souhmayd Rudl "V1'e'
schr Fred Smith, smith, savannah--H W Loud Co.
schr Talma, Underwood New Haven. - -
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schr Helen Mar, Ward, Virginia for New Haven.
schr w Bunnen, Bunnel, Georgetown, DC.
Bchr Wetmore, Lemon Georgetown, DC.
schr Helen Mar, kickerson Philadelphia for Boston.
schr William Hudson, Philadelphia for CohasseL
schr War Eagle, Crowel Philadelphia for Providence
sehr John Cadwalader, 6teeman, Philadelphia for Nor
Sen Com Ksarnsy. Phbrook Calais, days. with lumber,
schr Gen sans. Ryder, Bangor, days, with lumber. to
Tesi.srew Watson. 49,, ,,.
Simpson Clapp. ..
sshr Nevada, Robbins, Ellsworth days, with lumber 70
ssD ans, Robinson Rocklaud,b days. WIN .@e 70
schr VIM Capes Ryan, Boston.
Schr II p Ryder, Williams, Boston.
schr Alaska, strout Nantucket, 4dav with fsh, TO
schr u Mead. Thrasher, Taup..op.
Schr Ney, Chase, Fail River
schr fecker shernrn "a, Providence for Philadelphia.
ssehr y baeWln ha!s, New London.
schr TapIoi, rorrsste Portland, CT.
S Schr Nave, hys.,, Hartford for Philadelphia.
Sshr r rhs 4 sarah, Allen, New Haven:
s chr Ferguson, New Haven for Baltimore
schr APPLICABLE Steeman, New Haven for Ezabethport
Scpr Ballore, Flynn, Bridgeport for Trenton.
Sahr Erie, Mills, Bridgeport for New Brunswick.
SAILED.
Steamship San Francisco, sisa, banks Geo
kinrman Zanzibar: crcassian brigs Msrrck, Spring
box schr Lord oil the isles.
Wind At sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01

REMARKABLE GEOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN
ILLNOIs.-The spring In the bluff back OF the Peni-
Tertiary, at Joliet from which that institution Is
supplied with all its water, has for some time past
given indications OF failing, the volume Of water
becoming greatly reduced. As precaution, the
commissioners determined to sink an Artesan well
In the Penitentiary grounds They commenced
drilling for this purpose about . month ago and
have now gone down over 100 feet. It is the first
time that the remarkable rock formation OF this
Des PLANES valley has ever been penetrated to any
great depth, and already some remarkable develop
mentS are being made,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01

PORT OF NEW yeaK, NOVEMBER 80, ISSs.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Pusers o. Vessels arriving this por, will
please deliver al packages Intended for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents are stscasd 10 our Steam
Yacht 1est The New York Astoeiaei Press do not now
collect marine report. attend to he delivery
ns WILDE BY the following extract from IN.
ofthe regular monthly meeting held Aarca g. 1S5s.-
Resolved, That AM after Arr 1868 the
Press VIII discontinue the coiee1l 81 ship news In the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
A9- The oncc o. the Hcralt steam yachts JAMES and
JEANSTfrF Is At Whitehall slip. All communicate from
owners and consgree 70 the masters 0. Inward bound yea
SEES VIII te forwarded free 1f charss -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01

CosT or INDIAN WARs--A COMPILATION from on.
cial records regarding Indian wars shows the
cost OF The various wars OF the past forty years TO
have been a. fsllows:-Black Hawk war; 400 lives
ana t5,0Oo,oo0 The Seminole war. 500 lives and
$780, 100000 only 500 OF the Indians being warriors
war with the Creeks and Cherokees about the same
time cost 81 900 000 the Sioux OF 1852 300 lives
and 100000 900; the war Of 1904, 1000 ives and
SEQ 600 o00 the Cheyenne war OF 1867, 900 lives aud
about 600; the indian troubles the Pacific
slope FOR the last twenty years, about $780, o0O 01O
three campaigns against the Eavajoes ls0.0o0OOO
The whole trouble In New Mexico. OF which the las,
item forms part $3.50, 600 900. The members OF the
peace commission will meet here in a short time
nnd urge upon Congress 10 pass al. measures Ieces.
sary 10 carry out the policy Il has adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01

ARREST AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF A COUNTER
FEITER-Thomas Mudgett OF Lawrence, was ar
rested Yesterday by oncer Bicknell, Of the United
states Marshals office, on charge OF passing coun
terfelt money. The case 10 old one, Mudgett hay
bonds Tor trial. These he forfeited by leaving for
parts unknown. Returning to Lawrence last week,
soon after ne was locked into his cell the turnkey
discovered MIN In the act OF drinking the contents Of
a phlal, which, upon being taken from him, proved
10 be laudanum, He had not imblbed q Sufficient
quantity, however, to produce fatal result In the
opinion OF physician who was Immediately con-
suited, and was brought to this city last evening.
lie pleaded guilty to the charge against him in the
District Court this morning aud was remanded TO
jail until Tuesday, when he will be arraigned for sem
tence.-BoStOn transcript. Noe. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01

MARROW ESCAPE OF MAN ON THE NEW HAVEN
RoAD-Frlday evening. about halfpast five O'Clock,
York 1t struck man near SEVENTEEN street. who
had apparently Just stepped out of the way OF the
Harlem train gong out The engineer Immediately
stopped the train, "supposIngn he said, that the
man had been knocked all to pleces.n TO his sur
the conductor who had hit him, and walked away.
Had he been foot the track he never would
have inquired. The engine simply touched him and
rolled him over without injury.-NetC HaUea Regis
ter. Non. 3D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01

NEw RAILWAY PRoJEer-wc notice that the
Centra Pennsylvania Railroad Company have re.
ceived charter from the Legislature OF West vlr.
gina and nave run several experimental lines for
railroad nom Wlliamspor' through Martinsburg
an important road 10 the Valley forming a connec.
ton with the Cumberland valley and the Central
pennsylvania railroads, and opening almost
direct routes with the cities or philadelphia
and New YORK, while the competition OF the
winchester and strasnurg road will give "a two
routes 10 Baltimore When our road Is extended
"a II certainly win be, southwark connecting at
siaunton or some point west Of that place vita the
Chesapeake and OHIO, aud as salem with the Nir.
giniA and Tennessee rail- Dads this VIII certainly BE-.
Corie OF the greatest ttorOugbf4res m ii Jaltea
Ssates.-s SIC i.dla0nh 1efAld. WVeas.O.k, ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-01
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN. Nov. 30-The steamship Etna, from
New York, arrived at this port today.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 3o.-The Hamburg American
steamship Hosatia sailed from Southampton for
New York on Saturday, November 2s, at eight
A. M. -
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SHIPPING NE w s.

Almanac Tor New YorlS...This Day.
Sun rises ....... 05 Moon rises...eve 6 81
Sun sets. ....... 4 "a High water. morn 10
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OFFICIAL VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN TWENTY STATES.

Grants majority In fourteen States .... 329, 2l5
Seymour's majority In six States ........ 1888, III