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NOTES ABOUT TOWN..

Children are very frequently over in this city
by the horse cars. or course in nine cases out Of
ten the driver is blamed, whereas on the culpable
negligence OF the parents rests the real cause OF such
disasters.
:, The new tartan plaid suits on Broadway are per-
fectly charming There Is good deal OF the Helen
McGreg0r attitude Of defiance about fair prone
nader now when she filings back across her shoulder
the folds Of paid cloak and peers at you from be-
meath the dainty little hat which is perched on her
nose.
)Why are not the curbstone merchants ana lamp.
post dealers included among the commercial repre-
sentatives Of the metropolis On Broadway there
may be seen from morning dawn till evening dusk
hundreds OF toy vendors dangling hideous figures in
the air or spinning tops for the edfcation OF the
passers by. How they live is an unraveied mystery.
4 The advocates OF hippophagy in this city have got
as far as recommending donkeys and monkeys as
articles OF food There has been in consequence,
sensible dmnution in the ranks OF the Broadway
promenaders.
4, The photographer who has been so long sup.
ported" by the Broadway bridge was sounding hts
horn al! day yesterday 1t Is miniature specimen
OF Gabriel trump announcing the downfall Of one Of
the wonders OF the New World.
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DEa,sIsHs or THE SECRETARY or THE
Treasury.

Duties on Wrecked tsoois--Allownnccs for
Darnacos-scizSrc Of Distilled spirits-. I'M
dcrvasuntion OF Goods.
The Treasury Department has published synop-
sis vi the decisions 10y the Secretary. In eases of
wrecked goods II Ii proper FOR collectors 10 allow entry
thereof by appraisement; and when goods are sub
jcct TO specific dntles tho percentage of damages
shou.1 be deducted from the quantity and the rcgu-
lar duty assessed on tnc quantity tbus reduced.
The regulation OF the department prohibiting col
iceors OF customs granting allowances for damage
beyond rfty per cent except upon the approval or
tie department ia each easel, applies to goods
damaged 10 an ordinary manner on avoyage Of Inn
postnton, ani Il not he1 to govern In cases OF
wrecked goods. Barges and fatboais, temporarily
using sails al means 20 proper theiu, are nos
exempt nom the payment Of tue tonnage tax, under
The fifth rroyison section l0i act OF July ~, 1s6s.
All applications for relief upon Custom House bonds
ehoni bc presented % the collector ~ one o. tho
obiigors for Transmission 70 tle treasury depart,
rent add tG collector Is authorized under gensfai
Instructions 80 bold tie bonds referred 10 III Sicll
applicatiou uutll advised or the decision o. the
drpar'r1en 1'np Application should indicate clearly
that di4suce has nc n used IN crdeivOl1ng 20 oarain
the nec1ssary certificate. u should also he pre-
sentod booss tho bond na.uged or reasons given fer
the o,n.ssion me practice vi sending read made
landing certificates merely needing signature. 10
coripletc them Is not IN accordance win me spirit
ti.caies should DC prepared rs weIl executed III
TIC port where tho goods ale landed.
lrtfCt0 DsVs EEusAM ffiSNsdtt'@lrt iOiDibtfE mn
a,laW ance 20 be rnHde for any Increase ~ Wclght
caused Nv contraction 0r moisture ON the voyage or
uaBoltationerefars only - moisture contracted ~
ore on tho ordinary Incidents os voyage OF in.
portatiDn, aud not 10 eases Ut accidental and uu-
usual leakage ard shipment OF water Samples OF
nerchai!isc imported In Quantities and pac SaQes
suitable Tor sale are dItlablc. The decision .,
The department. that no allowance can be made tcr
DAMAGE 70 mossses soured on tho voyage OF Inn
p0ftu.ion has uos been chanrc4 or mo Nfod Ton
nagc lax receipts should IN al cases bear TIC date OF
ile uay "a payment. Congress having provided that
Ter G year rom ihat dnto tho vessel shall 10 ex.
enpt nom further cxactioas on this account. inc
direct lax law doca not contemplate tue return q
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ItLESaApn.c NEWS. lTsM;.

voges b Co.'s steam Touring mill at Kenosho,
Wis.,, was burned on Monday. The loss Is $4,000.
Governor Fenton has appointed Hiram Gardner. OF
LOckport as County Judge for Niagara county, In
place Of George ID. Lamont, resigned.
John IitcomD. an old resident Of Concord, N. H..
hung himself yesterday morning. lie hal been long
depressed IL mind.
large brick block in Brownsville Canada, occu.
pied grocery and dry goods store, destroyed
by lire on Monday night The loss will amount To
$4,000.
me new ana valuable paper inlil OF smith, loNp-
kns Il Co., near Chatham Four Corners, N ", Tor
the manufacture OF white paper from straw, was en-
tirely destroyed b. fire ON Monday night. The loss
VIII be heavy.
. Tie General Council OF the Evangelical Lutheran
yesterday afternoon, with great unaninity came TO
understanding as to the points Of doctrine which
have been discussed during the session.
on Monday evening, IN Baltimore. the wife Of
James StarkWeatler OF Michigan. ief the train from
Washington take the Western tram ana lel on
the track and was run over ~ another tram going
south.
The body OF . negro was found In the Hatchle
eed and horribly INITIATED. 1t had been In the water
long time There were no means OF identifying tie
body or obtaining u clue ~ the perpetrators VI tbs
murder
The difficulty between the students and faculty OF
day night by the surrender OF the students and Their
return 10 their usaal duties. President hopkins
promises tho reconsideration OF the obnoxious rule
which caused the trouble
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ACADEMY or Muslc, EaoogLYs.

Hiss Florence Rice, the charming and favorite con-
trito gave her farewell concert at the Academy OF
MBic last evening" which was decidedly most
Complimentary testimonial from the elite OF that
CIT, who filled the house from parquet to the
gaery and gave frcQuent evidence OF their high ap
prtiation of the artistic accomplishments Of that
LAD. Considering the uninvting condition or the
wdther without the affair was more tlan success
fuln point Of number and character OF the audience.
Thiaria ''sjaiva siarinn was rendered by Miss Rice
in manner which elected repeated cncores, ~ did
Ma In which she was ably seconded by Mr.. Steins.
vcii's quartet ..Rigoletto,n was beautifully rem
and Cen,cmcri. The programme, which embraced
chde selections from venZauo, Bale, Donzetti,
CcreineTi and Mcyerbaer concluded with "Chauson
d'Aseln "Thc ships III the Bay,n and pretty little
CONGESTION written for tue occasion and swectly
rentred 10y Miss Rice.
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rsasG ATTEMPT At lsCsa1l,sisa.

Isstvenirg, about half-past seven O'Clock, a FIRE
1vas ot0yprsl In the rooms OF Ncssfs. Howard q
Stoycr,rnicrs, No. AZ Nassau street. Us discovery
was vi proyidential as II undoubtedly was a
da,i1rttculpt ai incendiarlsui, and that an build
,nU who n Il sge had MADE any hcalway before an
alarm IL given would have resulted ia a disastrous
rnuflscrtiJn. Tho few particulars Obtained embrace
arc f,ilvipa igc,s,--Nhiie some of the worknen Ia
ihe uut ascry Of the building opposite were looking
ont oil l. windows their attention was directed TO a
nov IN 4 roll room OF the above firm deliberately
settiprre 10 bag of waste paper on the huor aud
after tad lindied sufficiently adding 70 the burning
mass DER paper, when they, app5ecialng the
villanotdc3iaIi gave the alarm and, hurriediy de-
scendiu crosgcd the street In order 10 secure the
young lca but he escaped during tue oxcitsnsent.
youn man, Edward blssen, empioyea ~ w, sns
firm, vi intended 10 work during Tue evening", .el
The esfillshnent TO obtain his supper, anu curing
his absdc the dastardly attempt 10 Ore tue Dulai
was NO. Ino damage 10 the ro.l' was WIZ ~ !
fiing. ne1orts will be spared 70 detcct and bring
70 Ju5u Jilo guilty party.
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FLORIDA.
ACciorca Cansiiclnfc for CONGRATULATIONS
siOn b. Licuieaan: Governor Gle.soa.

a Coiorca Candislafc for CcHorosay--f'rcc'uU.a-
ti0n by Lieutenant Governor CleasUs.
TALLAHASSEE. Nov. Il, 1865.
The circular III t.e "sir, ,-sied Vcor Commttee''
was published to.uay It endorses ana recommends
Colonel William H. Saunders IS the peoples cana.-
date ior the Fory-hrst Congress. rs representative
man OF nis race ana OF tue people OF gha South.
saunders VIII take the stump az once.
poeical description OF about hundred lines
on the IN. cuci,neut situation appeared In lAe hSca
Interest ais morning.
ton to-day daied yesterday. IL states that IN lhe
Lave special session OF The Legislature quorum 81
both houses We're present, iilat Governor Rect -
cognzed them by seaan% mesfs - ani NNa.-
the senate were present; thas thr smpeae4ie ~ ~
onlccr Is n 40 sense la-isalsg hnslnn a n 4 Ns
term: that the const tuition declares fi.i .uf ai,rr
when lmpeached sAasl 10 ucyspva ANss3 lfftat aud
disqualncd IRON PERFORMING any ~ ~ dgAi " 49,
ONCE until acquitted ~ thu >enalr. that HARRISON
Reed, IN gross contempt OF al tne people or tho
state lnd their Assembly which inpcS chre, and
their Senate, tLe on,y tribunal under She csnsisr-
ton wAlch las jurisdiction III cases o. Impeachment
and vIoation OF The constitution or the
rest anu disqualified from performing any
duties Of his oiice nnti acquitted l.,
the Senate or submit himself a. The judgment oil
the Senate but arrcgatcs 10 himself the igit TO PRO-
nonnee the impelchment void and proceeds IN his
once as n NJ impeachment had been preferred:
that no citizen charged with crime can set ND hrs
private judgment - 70 the regularity or his I'M
ltiCHlbeDt OF anu Ms urfc3ls alI the law
n this respect mas no difference between one that
81 Governor and one who Is GOt bat recognizes an
10 submit 10 arrest ana go before tho tribunal ap-
pointed ny the constitution TO make tiielr defence.
1t therefore pr0cl2ims that said Harrison
Reed Governor OF Florida Is deemed by the
constitution under arrest and disqualified from per-
forming any o; the duties OF MS oilco un acquitted
by the senate, aud that tile powers have aevolsei
upon him, anG calls upon al citizens 10 AID hin II
exercising the powers and discharging the dulics
devoleed upon hm by the constitution 10 put down
the lawlessnegs and anarcny which Will Inevitably
amin fstff
aited his station. refuses submission 70 arrest I'm
posed by the constitution.
GltStociunent IL si1led W.H. Gleason, Lieutenant
Governor and Acting Governor; coun'cr.lr led
George J. Alien Secretary oil state, and beats The
impression o. the seal Of the state.
Governor Reed also has state seal. r. ~ said 90
be n duplicate OF the Original.
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Nessrs. Payne e. Laue's Erorr md s:risf Riii
Destroyed---Hrroupeing Property Dain-
agsi--T3ss Aboni ss2gC. 600.
Last night, about quarter to ten O'Clock. fire
broke out In the lower door Of tho extensive -four
and grist mill OF Messra. Payne & Lane situate ca
10th street. near Third avenue HG,lerr. which de-
velopcd into ofthc most extensive connagrauons.
attended with enormous losses, thas has occurred in
tina. section FOR many months. The building was
I've stories in height, OF brick. with frontage 81
80 ~ l.5 ieet, and extended TO t!c river. The IRE
men, under command OF Chie Engineer puldy, re-
spondcd With alacrty To The call but despite their
efforts, aided BY tho dienchine rain, the danes
shoytheir forkcd tongues through every room unt
the building was o vast sheet OF Ore that
rolled IN volumes over the safe and threatened by
the showers 81 sparks the surrounding property.
Although hercuean efforts were made e. savs some
portion Of this property and additional, steam en-
pines and trucks sent 10 the scene It wa USE
the stock, valued ii 100000. the building
aud machinery at ST50DD more, had become
total less, wnch Is fully insured N over nfty
COMPANIES, but no particulars cOnd " obtained 81
the hour OF leaving. IN elevator connected Win
this establishment wa also destroyed. Tue Harlem
steamers sylvan shore anl sylvan stream,
with the Harlem gn1 Astoria freight ana tur-
boat Leader. and the schooner j.. N. Nash, ~
Westerly X. l.. Oh lysnE III the Harlem river. werc
at one tIne IN great danger; but when tie sparks
were falling fast and thick upon them the wind
Fortunately shifted point, and for the time tines
were out of danger, which period wGs embraced In
getting up steam on lhe three Irst named vessels
that tncy might remove from the place or danger
NCssrs. COr,til Co.'s uiaDcT yardllsu facing the
river on l1gth sifcct-Was slightly damaged when the
" the conhagration was lett this morning, am
w. VIII he q fortunate matter u they do no. st0r u
serious loss. Peter COnurrs livery stable was also
ia DANGER gn1 The proprietor .bec0mng frtQhtcne1
removed % Place Of safety eight horses garages
ana harness. 10 was hoped ct one oclocg this nora
Ing nat the worst Of the conaagraaOn hAa pa-sed,
but e Il lcarad t.ai additional losses wlll uccur.
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BOOK NOTICE.

THr~on.S KINGDOM. A Love story. BY Miss
Mloox.
TN book Is thoroughly English, and Miss Mulock
50 q torougiy English woman and writer. Not only
arc &c scenes ofthe story laid In England and ali her
charters 90 that country, but the sentiments,
thcuh;s and expressions arc local and national.
Thcn is the everlasting nauibJ-panby gentlllty
OF ie British, the Gping lr1 worshipping
tonc betlers- and looking down upon the
sscornCu ieOrle.H Middle clnss common place
life | Ea-iand. which this aathorcs5 likes to
dcss l,e, IL very respectable no doubt, but to u
persa OF genius. large heart or broad views II Is
sickljecntlmenfal artificial and unintercstlng The
story le.orc i, IS good enough anu the moral unex-
ccptitaus, t.Sagh there Is want CT yerisimi-
tulc, tsi,h leaves az Impression that the tale s
unrci II y srun out with tedious long descriptions
OF tnailcss trlfirg AM commonplace scenes and
rubjc< aid thai With great deal OF repetition Of
Che nssc lgas and language The story would have
beer liter had it been One-fifth the length. This
wora h1 slCa ike works, which abound Ia The
pre- ci "a II 10 not come up to the wants and IN
fellc n. s.iftiar1 OF the are.
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GRAN 7.

The Office and barroom OF the Metropolitan Hotel
were crowded yesterday by eXpectant placement,
pressmen and curious citizens, who eagerly engaged
in speculative surmises Of General Grants de-
signs movements and intentions. The representa-
tives OF the press. who mostly hailed from
the Hub and western towns, were positively
anxious to discover the intentions of the General
with respect 10 the Evarts dinner. and number OF
good cocktails were sacrificed in the excitement Of
the hour. The announcement in the HERALD that
General Grant was averse to meeting either McCul-
Tough, Weilcs or Randall appeared TO knock these
gentlemen completely out OF time. Adyo-
Gates OF special interests Of this, that
ana the other ring which the sighted
Presidential advisers were supposed 10 represent,
were as much puzzled as annoyed, AID we're unable
to find words OF sufficient weight to evl -ess h pro-
fundty Of TIER disgust or TO acknoE lge tho mag
nitude OF taeir CONFUSION. but V'i i u became
Horace Greeley and John russell Young, OF the
lrroun9, az Demonico's, every ofiier ieei-
seemed 70 know as the cenera'>d ualE 'ga..ei
ont Of tlfe hotel, accompanied by pesags gaaeaa,
That as iar as the POST once -. so cer'. nothing
more might pc said ana ;hst the poll. II the a.
E'lfsr-fsoA FOR the next four years woall be dic-
ssa.ea from the Irteums once me teue.al, how,
the Curious, who gazcd a6 hir WIN open
aouths, put looked IKE any other gentle
nan, with good appetite, bound TO push
pings al tho breakfast table. What was discussed
4 Dclmomco's besides outlets, frfcasses &C, did
sot trMspire, but when the general returned ne did
Dt look IKE u man VINO had disposed OF many gifts,
1lt wore the same impossible front which cbarac-
wr.zcd him when about to meet Mr.. Greeley for the
arst time
lWhatever thoughts may have disturbed the Gene
"a, ana however heavily the fare OF Deinonico's
nav have affected him, he seemed joyous.y relieved
WIEN about eleven O'Clock Mr. Robert Bonner drove
M and took him for a morning drive. The President
6dt must have enjoyed his drive, for the party did
Iot return until after two O'Clock.
During the afternoon Judge Fthian, OF Rochester,
Hear Admin al Dahlgren-wlc arrived last evening
ION Warrington and put up at the metropolitan
0scral Robert Anderson, General n. L. Banks and a
fr OF stars OF lesser magnitude called and paid their
respects.
Ia the evening General Grant 1t was whispered
bcnuse CERTAIN Cabinet officers would not be pre-
sn attended the dinner to Attorney General Evaris
atlc Astor House.
rhe President ell ct will ride out this morning with
N. Bonner 60 the Fashion Course 10 see Dexter
tbt On Thursday he Will dine with Mr.. A. r.
Scwart as has been already announced, and on Fri
DIV he will proceed TO Washington with hir5. Grant
an the ne,lbers Of his staii.
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General Grant, Admiral Farragut and General
Hcho6eld were present and made brief speeches
p response to toasts. Beyond the great en-
%husiasm manifested toward General Grant the
occasion, though very interesting, was devoid
M political significance. Our young City
Judge elect, Cunning 8. Bedford, In respond
ing to the toast Of ''The Junior Members of the
Bar" gave proof Of the distinguished abilities
Ahich have raised him to his present position,
hnd which will justify his being selected for
Still higher honors.
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WADE HAMPTON ON THE RIGHT tack AT
tAsr-In recommending the managers Of the
South Carolina democracy to encourage immi-
grafton instead OF emigration, and to foster
and promote in every way the building up Of
the material interests and the development Of
the abundant resources Of the State This is
practical reconstruction, and the party in any
State in the South which takes the lead in it
will rule the State.
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spios.0n Of Locomotive - On ginccr
Kil.cd--Fatnl Accident.


Poir JEayls Nov. II, 1868.
This morning as locomotive No 2S7 was stand
ing at the yard at Port Jcrsis the boiler burst in
stan,y killing the engineer, Erred. iIardanoarg. The
fireman was in front Of the engine and escaped
unframed. Hardenburg was carried over the top OF
the tees near by, anu was found 1jU feet rom the
engine, his body horribly margled and wedgcd IN
between two siumps. The dome Of the engine
went through the roof OF house 10
ieef distant, passing through bedroom,
below.
TEis afternoon Rober narerty, IN The employ Of
the Greenwood Iron NUfks, WAS glllod at Gscen-
wood by the caylng In OF J sand haiis.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoSpoN, Nov. 11--5 j..
MConsols close az % for money and "a .. 0fjs tor
the account. United states hve,.wCnty bonds qlct
and steady at 737f. Railway shares closed quiet at
90 4 for Illinois and So Tor Erie
PARIS BoubsE.--PARis, nov. 17--Evening.--
Boarse closed easier. ientes, Tor Soc
Liverpool markets closed account OF elections.
HavNE COrTOS MARgEr.-HAvRE Nov. 1T-Eyen-
inglhc market for cotton on the spot closed quiet
and unchanged AZ 1874.
LONDON PRODUCE MAREEr.-LoSDoS, Nov. I'D
p. M.--piYits tuipentiae declining.
PETROLEUM MAaKEf.--A sTwERP, Nov. r.--pctro-
Town quiet and stealI at - II Tor sianaard White.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Financial Fame IN New BEuaswsr'f--E rou "
Defalcaiion--Cas.licr Absrcuded.
81. Jous, Nov. IL 1868.
The monetary excitement confines here. The st.
Stephens Bank agencg closed yesterday and an
nounced that its pape: would be redeemed at the
head Office only. There has been general ran for.
gold on all the other banks wnicn nus been 80 ;ar
promptly met.
George T.. Sanclou, the cashier or the Commercial
Bank, has aosccauei, leaving defalcatOns TO the
amount OF ss0,0UU The notes OF the Conlulc rci.ll
Bank have declined to sixty cents.
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Iron tie savannah Republican, nov. III
The louowing letter frOll tha widow Ol j. j. An.
duOOn win explain it-olf.--
NEw yong CRY, Nas ~, 1853
TO the EpUoE or rm DAILY REruEiacAv, Sasen-
nah, Ga.
saIn your parcr OF The 18th September you rrbied IN
appeai for destAe family Of hr u ,. kuleol the
naturalist signed BY Mr. W. Z. Smith. Mrs. J. }. Audi
Ion, III. widow ~ the naturalist, knows nctltLG IL Nj
smith ard 4 n 10 nesi ~ such asfsArcc Ss boarding.
conlor y IN New York ciy, aud hor thirteen gandct
drGn aii inaey II her support -.
ny publishing hc shove aud 70 quest NJ Wore papers WHICH
hayc noticed the appeal " cory y sou viii ohllsc
MRS. J. }, AUDUBON, widow y! va ua,utallat
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NEW YORK.
Tao Co,c.Iliscocls Trfal.

ALBANY, Nov. II, 1895.
No additional Juror has been obtained In the Cole
case. This morning District Attorney smitii an-
nounced that he had received information that
Richard ID. Belts, the fifth Juror empanelled,
had heretofore ayowed a decided opinion in
the case, and had been In the habit OF IRE
qGently visiting the prisoner la jail. The lis
trict Attorney asked that the challenge "a 10 this
Juror might be renewed. The counsel for the pris-
oner objected. The Court allowed a renewal Of the
challenge. Witnesses were sworn IN support OF the
District Attorneys statements and sac juror dis
CHARGED
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'rhe Unitcd states supreme Ccnr--an In,sor-
tunt Issue Pending.
RICHMOND, Nov. ~, 1868.
In the United states Court this moralng the trial OF
habeas corpus case commenced, in which the coun-
tel for Caesar Griffin, WIN was sentenced 10 the
penltenliary for shooting d white man, ask h;s
ieease on the ground that Judge SAeHley.
hurteenih amendment. The decision u this case
til Affect nearly an the judges ~ the State, and
take void or confirm all legal business trans
nted by them since the proclamation announcing
te adoption OF tile fourteenth amendments
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java VIII leave this
pert on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii close at the Post OGlcc at
seven O'Clock A. NJ ON Wednesday.
TIE NEW YORK HEgALD-Editlonf for Europe--wilI
be ready at half past six O'Clock In the morning.
single copies, IN wrappers for mailing six cents.
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Directors OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road--Hasonic C0nvocnliol.
BALrinoag, Nov. ~, lsCS.
Az the annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF tho
Baltimore and ohio Railroad yesterday the Board OF
Directors was reelected
Tho regular annual convection OF the Grand Royal
Afch Chapter ol FREE and Accepted hasons OF she
stale or Maryland AM District OF Columbia nlct here
last evening. IL was we'll attended.
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Arrivals of General LaosscTana nj TIuyrra.
HAVANA. NOV. II 1868.
General RosccTans, wac arrived to-day on the
steamer Granada yisited Captain General Ietsdnd
in company with Admiral NOT. General Aosecrans
viii sail this afternoon FOR Mexico TO enter upon his
duties as United States Minister.
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Violent Eruption of vcsuvius.

Violent Eruption Of vcsuvius.
NAPLES, Nov. II, 1865.
the streams OF lava elected by the eruption OF We
suvius have filled and overnowed the Fosse Vetrana
and are still following the Of the eruption oil
1885, Last night the upper cone discharged columns
OF ashes, occasionally Illuminated by flashes OF
name The spectacle Is magnificent and many per-
sons are going to Naples TO witness 1t.