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,,nxnAy NOVEMBER Is, 1868.

,-,,,1x11 AHn RFCoNSTRUCTroN.-F
:. 'CI~on;cIc Of Saturday says: eve
I,so soon 10 sec steps taken by the three
o.. -o,oostractcd States to secure their re-
II" .,o.oncnt in the Union at the earliest
r.,ssible day.
.orntrv are seriously DESTROYS of re-
10. those States of the disabilities in
.r, ..S hy their rebellion, and will meet
, ,.I. reorlc in a frank and friendly spirit
49,, ,.,orcr they manifest sincere desire to
-,sumc. in spirit as well as in form. the
.1cr;auce they repndiated in 1861.
xop. We know that the people of the
>,-,b are disposed to exercise the largest
,,sniraitv toward the lately rehellious
""'.l hut while the southern people ask
,.,.-ron;mity from us, we have right TO
.-,',,t them to be, not magnanimous, but
'.13,riv INST toward the colored people and
-L;.r TnioniSts who live among them. a
s,r,snl for magnanimity comes with an III
--.,c from people who rcsolutely set their
Ire. against giving to their own fellow
.;rszea, who have always lived among them,
>-i have never done them the slightcS,
..;,Yv. their natural and obvious rights
-, rights enumerated in the Declaration
= Ipdcrcndence as inalienably belonging
T., rycry man. They have had the terms
# construction laid before them, and il
,.a>c terms seem severe in any particular,
,-s; severity is owing solely 10 the opposi-
...n Of So large q number of the late rebels
VI provisions whose only aim is to secure
,.rIrie Justice to the colorcl man. If that
.-.o.it;on should cease, and 8 spirit Of cor
sa.i allegiance to the Government be mani
.r,tcf. even the limited acknowledgements Of
,le reconstruction acts would doubtless soon
he abolished, except in the case of few OF
the most prominent and recalcitrant of the
-sacl leaders. If the southern people
re really in earnest in desiring peace,
X; them at once give evidence OF
peaceful spirit in the manner above
sriicated, and we can assure them
d. hearty response from the people Of
ne North. We hope that the people Of
Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas, espe-
re).v, will begin to exhibit this spirit by
~ early and hearty acceptance of the
.u.us of reconstruction already offered
,aem, and the taking OF practical steps to
.srurc speedy restoration to their former
citations with the Government. Surely
thew have had experience enough by this
time 10 convince them Of the futility Of all
efforts to prevent the triumph of EQUAL
grgrs. IF they will but cease their oppo-
.i.an to this, all other difficulties will soon
Ey removed, and, with a completely re-
established Union, we shall indeed have
n.AUa.
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EDUCATED PROFESSIONAL NURSES.-1t is
proposed by the New York Medical College
for Women to educate body of profess
sioual nurses to attend freely, or for q mo-
derate charge, persons living in boarding
houses and like places who are not able
to secure regular attendance. In every
large city there must inevitably be mum
Der of such persons, and any attempt like
the above to relieve them from unnecessary
suffering will undoubtedly prove beneficial,
while at the same time it will afford large
and excellent field for female labor.
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Thurlow Weed, Esq, has returned from
Europe with his daughter, arriving by the
Java day before yesterday. His many
friends will be glad TO learn that his health,
though not fully restored, is much i'm
proved. He does not intend, however, to
resume either his editorial labors or his
active participation in public and political
affairs. 1t is not improbable that he may
spend portion of the coming winter in the
southern States.-Ne,o YorE Times.
Rev. DR.. Littlejohn, of Brooklyn, will,
il is said, decline the bishopric OF Central
New Y ork. An election will be held next
Wednesday for bishop Of the new diocese
of Long Island, for which Mr.. Litrlejohn is
q candidate. ~ .sa
The New York Times thinks General
Sherman will be the man nearest General
Grant, and the most influential in his coun-
sells, whether the former shall be Secretary
of War, General, or Lieutenant-G General. )"
The town of Rockport, Mass, has been
mulcted in $4,000 for personal damages
sustaiLei by j. L. Hartwell aud Adella
Babsou by defect in the highway.
One OF the New York papers reports that
the city Judge just elected there con'em-
riutes reyiylug the practice OF wearing q
~ Ola, wig.
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A STRANGE DIscovERY.-A queer ezhu-
nation was made in the Strip Vein coal
bank of Captain Lacy, at Hammonsville.
Ohio, last week. Mr.. James Parsons and
his two sons were engaged in making the
hank, when huge mass of coal fell down,
disclosing large, emooth slate wall, upon
the surface of which we're found, carved in
bold relief, several lines of hieroglyphics.
Crowds have visited the place since the dis
covery, and many good scholars have tried
to decipher the characters, but all have
failed.
Nobody has been able to tell in what
tongue the words are written. How came
the mysterious writings in the bowels
of the earth, where probably no human eye
has ever penetrated !? By whom and when
was it written There are several lines,
about three inches apart, the first line con-
tanning twenty-five words. Attempts have
been made to remove the slate wall and
bring it out, but upon tapping the wall it
gave forth sound that would seem to indi-
cate the existence of hollow chamber be-
vond, and the characters would be destroyed
in removing it. At last accounts DR.. Harris
horn, of Mount Union College, had been
sent for to examine the writing.-WeAs-
vile (Ohio) Union.
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Chicago, according to the school census
just completed, has population Of 252, 054,
an increase of 9,67l since April last.
Gas has only just been partially intro
duced into the city of Mexico.
General Mcclellan is about to take W
his residence permanently at Hoboken.
Gu;ta pcrcha houses are suggested 70,
earthquake countries.
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luz ALLEGED FRAUDS IN RICHMOND.-
Nj. u..mcr has Tor several weeks continu-
,..E assercraiei, and does yet assert, that
'1.44a have tecn committed by distillers
.1a revenue cllrers in Richmond, bat he
.''.s 'o'orAlsn aug facts or proofs to justify
q SUSPENSION Of officers or prosecution of
-'s,.~-css, and tie repeated special cxami-
~'IgA' ny competent persons sent TO Rich
-1aa upon suggestions from Gilmer have
~'' e.Iclied any facts that establish proofs
u No.2uons Of the revenue laws.-Ddto, IA
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FE0N WORK s.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT & AID
~ DiNGTpS, l.l5 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
SrhAM-ENGISE and BOILER EnPAiRlAG
in city snd country; Tobacco Machinery OF AL
Kinds made new lni repaired; sca,cs OF all kind
repaired ald adj lsted; SEWING II itHlNrS 81
All kinds repaic-d and AL parts for same furllishn'i
and the LITE IHPEuEEMES2S pa: on I'll,
Loaf ELLIPTIC and WHEELER 4 WILSON
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAF ELLIPTIC Ma
CHIMES Tor sale bud purchased Exclusive agents
Tor s. pply ing the Judson Patent Governor anu
Valves for steam-englnes, also for the celebrated
Sc.dcn's Patent Packing for steam engines and
Tor the great and useful Lathe Chuck made b!
aessrS. T.. HUrton & son.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
no 2-.m A. jackson ADDiSGroN.
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Domestic Markets,

New YORK, November IA. Noon.-
Money easy at 7 per cent. Sterling, 1921.
Gold, 1853. 5-2O's, '62, coupons, 1857.
North Carolina 6's, 64h; new, 64L.
y Virginia 6's, e1-coupons, $50 new, 551.
tennessee G's, ex-coupons, 68L; new,
Flour dull and 5@1Oc. lower. Wheat
inomlnaliy l@2c. lower. Corn shade
lower. Mess pork nominal at s29. S7L@
sly. Lard quiet; steam, l6%@l6Ac. Cot
ton quiet at 24l4c. Turpentine, 45a45hc.
fosin quiet; common strained, s2.35.
2htts firm.
Flour COTTON a shade lower; sales
Wheat dull. It 24@24Lc., chiefly 24c.
at 81. O5@s1.O6. 3. State, s5.659$5.95.
$685. for round lots:.v. Whiskey quiet
l6A@l7c. Groceries and ralar, closing OF
Freights shade easier. It; kettle,
Money easy at per cent. Goveruiet.
buoyant: 5-20's, 'G2, coupons, lOS1 q.
Gold, l35I@l353s. North Carolina Is
new, IS.
CINCINNATI, November 14.-Flour un
changed. Corn in fair demand new, SIC
Whisky steady at 81. Lard, l51aGl534c
Shoulders held at l3013I; stock small.
LOUISVILLE, November 14.-New mes
pork, s24 so. Shoulders, 1896; clea
sides. 1S14@lS15c. Lard, 1870. Wits
key, 81.
WrLMISGToS, N. c., November A.
Spirits turpentine active at 4l%@42Rc.
crude, $l.S0G$2 so. Rosin, $l5O@S5
Tar, $3.50.
CHARLEsTON, November l4.-Cottol
easier but more active; middlings, 2212c.
sales, 700 bales; receipts, ,040 bales ; ex
ports, coastwise, l,2l4 bales.
AUGUSTA, November l4.-Cotton easier
middlings, 2l1ac.; sales, $40 bales; re
ceipts, $40 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 14.-Cotton YER
irregular, holders asking 23c. and buyer
Offering 22l9c.; sales of 500 bales on
basis of 2224c.
MOBILE, November 14.-Cotton quiet
niidllngs, 22Llc.; sales, $50 bales; RI
ceipts, 1929.
New ORLEANS, November l4.-Cotton de
ciincd middlings, 225$@22A; receipts
l,l54; exports, l,054. Sugar depressed
fair, l2c. choice, l4c.; clarified, Az
143Ic. Molasses declining; prime, 7Oc.
choice, soc. Gold, 1885. New York sigh
parWl u premium.
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FARMS IN Observation-Disclosures
Wilson, of the General Land Office, has
lust received returns showing that eighty
two farms, embracing 1902 acres, were
added to the productive area of the State
OF Mississippi during the past month, by
location at the local Office st Jackson, under
the homestead act of June q, 1856.
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The President, il is understood, declines
to Gil the vacancy left by the retirement OF
Brigadier- General Hooker, ms he believes q
reduction in the army will be made at the
next session Of Congress, which reduction
lie is in favor Of.
A dispatch from Harrisburg reports that
Mr.. Coliax " distinctly said in conversation
that both the President and Vice-President
eject would observe the rotary principle II
Office so far as they are personally COZ
cerued,"
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CoSyEsT1oN OF THE GENERAL Council
or LUTHERAN CHuRcuEs.-Pittsbau9, No
yember l2.-The Convention of the Gen
eral Council of Evangelical Lutheran
churches in America met in the First Lu-
therau church this morning. There was
full attendance of delegates present. Rev.
G. W. scharfer, D. D., was elected presl-
dent; Ii. W. Roth and S. Paeth secretaries
and ii. Ii. Muhlenberg treasurer.
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The WESTERN PORK TRADE.-The Gin
cinnati Price Current of Wednesday says ::
The packing Of pork progresses slowly.
The weather was favorable in the first part
of the week, but toward the close the feel
ing was decidedly heavy. The receipts
have not been large because the estimates
of feeders are above those of packers. The
stock of old is about exhausted, and there
has been fair demand for new cure, to be
delivered as soon as the meat is ready for
,ronsnortation
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Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, November l4.-Noon.-Cot-
ton tending down; estimated sales, 5000
bales. Bacon market bare.
LIVERPOOL, November l4.-Afternoon.-
Cotton easier, but not lower sales, 5000
bales. Lard quiet. Tallow, sos. Cd. Com
mon rosin, Gs.
LONDON, November 14.-NoOn.-Consols
94M. United States bonds, AZ. Sugar
afoat frmer, but not higher.
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The Cuban Expedition - Startling
Discovery OF Murder i'm Illinois.

ST. LOUIS, November l4.-An organiza-
ton Was effected here last night with the
view of raising recruits for the Cuban eX-
petition.
The remains Of seven persons have been
found near 4 tavern near Bunker Hill,
illinois. 1t is supposed the tavern-keeper,
who has been arrested, has been numbering
his guests for years.
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SINGULAR Festivities At PoMpE11.-The

SINGULAR FESTIVITIES AT POMPEH.-The
Pail Mall Gazette says:
The municipality of Naples has no idea
of being behind either Florence or Turin in
welcoming Prince Humbert and his wife,
who are expected to take up their abode in
the palace some time in November. If they
carry out the project they have now under
consideration, the chances are that larger
crowd of sight-seers from all lands will be
collected here than were attracted by the
tournaments Of the present capital of Italy.
Ii is proposed TO give a grand feast ut Pom
peii, which is to last for twenty-four hours.
During that period Pompeii is to be restored
to what is supposed TO have been its condi-
ton before it was destroyed. The shops
are to be fitted up as in the days Of old, and
shopkeepers are to stand at the stalls in the
costumes of the period.
The streets, the temples, and the public
monuments ere all to be decorated as they
would have been on festal days in the an
cient times. In fact, the present skeleton
of Pompeii is to be reviyifled, and the last
days of Pompeii are to be enacted over
again. At midday there are to he wrest-
Iings, and races, and boxing, and Pompciian
games, but no gladators. The Victors are
to receive their prizes in the Temple Of
Fortune, and afterward it is proposed to
open the old Theatre, when Greek TRACE
dy, translated into Italian, will be acted.
In the evening the large amphitheatre IL
10 be Illuminated with torches, by the light
Of which dancers are to dance until the
daylight appears. Such is the spectacle
which the municipality have now under
consideration. If it is given, it will not
only be magnificent as tournaments or illu-
limitations may be, but it will have an inte-
rest of its own which will attract many to
witness it who are not ordinary sight
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fhnTING BY sUsLIGHT.-One Of the
most move. of recent inventions is printing
oy sunligns. Acompany has been organized
mere ior ieprIu ling by photo-lithography
.nr uos - oheet mns;ee form. Through this
and GTI al. on a scale of reproduced, notes
square, and retailed at thot i've lnches
song" The camera is destined cents "a
important part in the art Of prihtay m
NeU York Commercial.
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NEVER TIREs.-Colonel T. S. Flournoy is
now on a visit to the border counties of
North Carolina, and his efforts in behalf Of
the Norfolk and Great Western railroad are
meeting with liberal response in that sec
ton. The iudomitable energy and untiring
labor of Colonel Flournoy will yet be
crowned with success NorfoAc Journal.
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The HEcteOric Display.

CHARLESTON, S. c., November l4.-Therc
was brilliant shower of meteors here about
| O'Clock this morning.
WASHINGTON, D. c., November IA
There was Q fine meteoric display here last
night from midnight until dawn.
LONDON, Eng, November l4.-Meteors
were seen here last night.
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L4g"E SALEs.--According to the report
" Commissioner Wells the sales Of liquor
RI le,4!, dealers IN the United States for
ae yysr amounted TO $l,4SS,49l, 500. Of
ti- sun. New York is credited with $780,
..,5-g: uasylyanit, $l5l ,GG3, 495: Chic,
: .a.,,3},,5 illinois, Sis, 3,945 and
}A.-a, lAi.ty-oGd millions.
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H.. "'iL,tA>IHRorC.--It is stated that vii
A. IT,. ~ Iorcoran, Esq, is about to erect
" "s' own individual expense an asylum
sri ga lL-.4ent females o. respectabillty,
E,,. '.''A1s TO cndow the same with sufii-
H. -. means to provide food and comforta-
l......'-@ ,yr The Inmates, 20 be sixty IN
IT, Hastjagton Chronicle.
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TELEGR.APHTC NEWS.


:, NJ Z EH ~ BCfibUFg.
special telegram to the Dispatch.
LTNcHBUEG, November 14.-Another fire
occurred here this morning, and DESTROYED
two buildings at the lower end of Main
street. Neither was occupied. The fire
was no doubt the work of an incendiarv.
Loss about $4,000; partially insured.
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The Norfolk journal says Of the WoR-
RELL sisters that the Richmond press
"speak of them in the highest terms Of
commentator. But, let US say, with q
qualification. They will not give you opera
5oufe, pure and simple, but rather opera
drGle. Their pieces are burlesquc upon
opera boufc-in fact, are rather too silly to
he n1n1lSinn
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-St. Louis, November
l3.-Bctween $40, 900 and $50, 900 in pre-
MUM notes, and nearly all the books of the
company, have been taken from the Office
Of the Live Stock Insurance Company. Five
persons have been arrested.
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BosToS, Mass, November IA fire oc-
CURED here this morning, at which four
fremen we're injured by the falling walls.
An occupant Of the building was burned to
death.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 1.-THE
hotel at Mckenzie, Tenn, was burned last
night, and woman with her four children,
from North Carolina; were burned to death.
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Steamboat Collision.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 1.-THE
steamer Louisiana, from Baltimore for Nor
folk, collided with schooner in the dense
fog last night, and lost a wheel.
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IHArro.-According to an official docu-
lent issued by the French Government
lie annual product OF tobacco throughout
Tie world is as follows: asia, 81 l,!l9,200
an4s Europe, 80, S54, 240 pounds Anne
.ca, 1864, 800 pounds; Africa, 3G,255,-
.-9I POUNDS; Australia, SSI ,556 pounds.
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Ecatnnrnt II,p south.

SAVANNAH, GA, November 1.-THE
weather is still cold. There vas another
heavy white frost last night.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-A new lodge of the
Knights of Pythias, in addition to Mechan-
ics' Lodge, No. 3, already in successful
working order, is to be established in this
city during the next few days.-Aterandria
(Ir-ptfp
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DEATH OF A Observation-Disclosures, No
yember l3.-Phineas Stowe, pastor OF the
Baptist Bethel for seamen died to-day,
aged fftY-six years.
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INTERESTING TO LAUIES.-Is

4 Y To 1 d I 4 y
l. nave in store, recently received SHGFs 3 g&.-
for ladies, misses, and children, embracing "a
every variety now worn, made by the following
celebrated manufacturers
T.. {. BURT, OF New York:
T. 4 +. EALISkIE, OF New York:
GARNlSSlDE u Co, Of New 1Ork;
PHILLIPS, OF Philadelphia;
T. MILES Il SOS, Of Philadelphia;
J. II. HARTMAN, of Philadelphia
KONEY Il Co. Of Philadelphia;
GEORGE BTLLEER, Of Philadelphia.
The above are the best manufacturers Of ladies'
and misses shoes in this country and my assert
ment embraces 4 good supply of the best good,
from each. Ladies viii do well to call and eX.
anime nv stock before purchasing.
JOHN G. PAGE JR. 1898 Main street,
no lO-lw between Twelfth ana Thirteenth.
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BANK and BOND RoBBER1Es.-Nine
thousand dollars in bills were stolen from
the Mechanics Bank in Brooklyn, N. Y,
on Tuesday, by an adroit thief who, with
two confederates, entered the office about l
o'clock in the afternoon. The two clerks
present were engaged by two of the thieves
while the third quietly emptied the draw
ers nearest him. Some further develop
ncn;s were made in New York or Thurs
lay in the case Of James Griffin alias Ste
vens, who is accused of active partici patton
in the larceny Of $250,O00 worth of bonds
from the Royal Insurance Company of
london. The package of railroad and oil
shares found in Grifiin's possession were
fully identified, and the prisoner was COM
United in default Of $4,000 bail.
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Disastrous Ferry-Boat Collision AT

New YORK, November l4.-The ferry
boats Hamilton ami Union, Of the Fulton
ferry, collided this morning in the middle
of East river. Both boats were crowded.
One person was killed, and about twenty
had their legs and arms broken. There IS
much excitement here over the affair.
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ae.,.> w. bg2gan, Esq.,, is prominently
e., ..l1Hta AZ the Republican candidate Tor
gni .''@' !Iom The 4iAtA dis,rict Of Vir-
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= RAGS BLACK PEPPER,

= BAGS BLACK PEPPER,
- 10 kegs SA!.TPETRE.
100 pounds FHLStt SAGE,
20 Jars CAkB. ANN pNIA,
10 pounds FRESH HOBS,
10 cases CuLMAN'S ENGLISH MUSTARD
80 dozen CONES (English) SPAkhLING
GEbA1INE,
received and sold by L. WAGNER Druggist
no ll-3Lr corner OF Sixth and Broad streets.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

DOoTS AND SHOES.-At the PENS
I } it.ntiary we make 10 order BOOTS AND 4 Geo.
HOES second To none that can be found In ~.
this market. We use the best quality Of leather,
and in all cases warrant u tit.
BURNIAM WARDWELL,
no l3-st Superintendent,
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to receive the Chinese Embassy on the goth
instant.

JAP4N-MoRE EARTHQUAKES.
LONDON, November 14.-Severe esrth-
quakes occurred at Hioga, Japan, Octo-
Der 9Th.
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Tux Row. 1xerp vow ROW Ropppnv

TIE ROYAL INSURANCE BoND ROBBERY
ARREST OF PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH
HAVING STOLEN Two HUNDRED THOUSAND
DoLLARs.-0ficer Jarboe, of the Seventh
precinct police, last evening arrested, at No.
Ri Henry street, physician named Do
nysius c. Cremmen, on warrant issued By
Recorder A. Z. Andrews, of Binghamton,
Broome county, N. T., charging him with
having been concerned in the robbery Of
100000 in United States bonds, about
eighteen months ago, beloging to the Royal
Insurance Company Of this city. The ar
rest was based on the fact that Cremmen,
while in Binghamton some time since, had
in his possession large amount of the
stolen bonds.
He was taken to the police headquarters
and locked up for the night, and this morn
ing sent to Binghampton by the O'Clock
Erie train.
A brother of the accused, named John
E. Cremmen, giving his business as that of
A jeweller, was also arrested on suspicion
Of having been concerned in the robbery,
on complaint Of Hugh Matterson, chief of
the Erie railway police, but, in the alb
sence of evidence against him, he was dis
charged by Captain Warlow.-Ne1o York
Post, 18th.
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Why is the Dispatch like an elephant
Because it carries more trunk than brains.
State Journal.
The State Journal man, being carpet
Dagger, carries neither trunk nor brains.
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Erexn South observation-disclosures
of the Earthquahes-CiVi war III
Chill.

New YORK, November 14.--The steam
ship Henry Chauncey has arrived from AS
pinwall with $685., 900 in specie.
Earthquakes continue al along the
coasts Of Chilli and Peru.
4 bloody civil war in Chilli is appre-
hended from the presidential complications.
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FIRE-MontpeHer w., November 49,
A fire in Bennington to-day destroyed
Mount Anthony Hotel. Loss, So, 600.