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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoNDoS. Nov. 20-5 r.
M.-Consos closed at 94k for both money and the
account. American securities closed at the follow
ing qnotations:-unted states nve-twenty bonds,
Ek; Illinois Centrals 90; Eric shares 30A.
PARIS BouRsE-PsR1s, kov 20. The Bourse Ii
quiet. Rentso, 10f. roc.
FRANKFORT BorRsg.--FRANKroRT, Nov. 20.-
United States hyetwenty bonds firm at 1871 for the
old issue.
LIVERPOOL. CvTToS MARKET.-LrvERp6oL, Nov
2o--5 r. M.--The market closed nrm but not higher
at 10kd. for middng upianda and lid. for middling
Orleaus The sales OF the day have footed up IL 900
bales.
uAvaB CorroS MARKRr.-HAvRE, Nov. 20-Even-
ine.--Ihe cotton market closed buoyant. Tres Or
dnairc has advanced 70 1876 francs.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov.
20--Chcese closed hrm nj 86s. for fine American.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN, Nov. 90 -
Sugar, 26s per cwt. for No. IL Dutch standard, to
arrive. Calcutta linseed, Cos. a sos. 3D. Refined
petroleum, ls I'd. per gallon. Spirits petroleum,
Iohd. per gallon. Turpcntine, sos. per cwt. Sperm
oil, f95 per ton.
PNTRoLErN MARKET-AnrwBRp, Nov. 2o.-Pe-
trolcurn, sat- 53,kf. for standard white.
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ing them; but the girl was faithful TO No.
employer, ana returning toad her all the oruuas an
ces when she apprsed the police authorities OF tfo
fact. Their arrest was accomplished yss.erday =
Gated, it Is alleged, In this case OF extortlon and
fraud. All the prisoners were arraigned before
Justice LedwiGh, az the Jefferson Market Police Cour
Yesterday morning when Doagherty turned agains.
his former friends, and. becoming witness for tn
complainant, revealed the entire plot and narrate1
bogus -onfcials McCOrd In his appearance lookH
very much like the genuine detective McCarty. ana
II not matter OF surprise that he has been mis-
taken for him frequently In his operations IL was
his custom to use McCarty's name, and mus genee'
ally he was very successful The accused were CONS
mtted tn answer at the Court OF General sessionss
each IN default of 81, 900 bali.
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MISSOURI.

Fire IN -. LOuis-Arrival Of Tr0ops-Suit
Against n state University-PoIlce Commis-
SiOn Trouble.
ST. Louis, Nov. 20, 1868.
fire broke out at nine O'Clock tonight Ia the pat
tern loft Of the Washington foundry No 712 North
Second street, owned by Dowdall, Page co. All
the patterns. valued at $4,000 were destroyed. The
damage 10 the building Is about $4,000, and to the
stock about $4,000. Insured for $4,000, mainly In
Eastern companies
Three hundred United States troops, destined for
service ON the Plains arrived here to-day.
Rev. W. II. Babcock for several years librarian of
the O'Faon Library OF this city, sued the Washing
ton University for 900 for services rendered and
money advanced.
Jacob Frank has brought suit against John O'Cad-
ding, Police Commissioner, for assault and tenn
porary confinement In August last. and asks $40, 900
damages.
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Bear River City Attacked by q M0b-BuIld-
inss Burned-Defeat Of the Mob.
CALIFORNIA.

Shfpwreck Near SAN Francisc0-Elcven Lives
Observation-Disclosures in the Observation-Disclosures.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 10, 1858.
The ship Helespont, Captain soule, from Mel
bourne. Australia, was wrecked this morning about
thirty miles south OF this port. Seven men Of the
crew were saved and eleven are missing, including
the captain and mate. The vessel Immediately went
10 pieces and win prove total loss.
A heavy shock of earthquake was felt at Millcrton
Fresno county, November S. The wall OF. the Court
House was badly cracked. The waters or the San
also experienced at Austin, Nevada, November II.
Flour for export Is quoted at a. rs $5 IS. Wheat
for shipping, 81 T5 u 81 So
The rainy season has commenced and the market
Is easier.
Legal tenders 1Sa.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER q, 1868.


His Arrival In PhilaAelphia-Hs vissts Inde-
pendcnce Hali-EnscFsainneat ~ Union
League Ball-Scenes ~ tho Academy ol
Music.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1888.
General Grant arrived here at four O'Clock yester
day afternoon and is stopping at the Continental
HOTEL
This morning The General took walk along Chest
nut street, visiting Independence Hall and square.
He was recognized and q throng Immediately gath
cred, but after some delay he succeeded IN nanking
his admirers and returned to the Continental H0tel
In the evening General Grant part0ok OF social
entertainment III the Union League rooms, after
which he held levee, when number OF members
OF the League were introduced He was serenaded,
but in consequence OF the rain the intended demon
stration OF the 'Boys in Blue" and 'Invincibles''
did not take place.
About eleven O'Clock tonight the General visited
the Academy Of Music, where Rateman's company
was performing fla Belle Helene.n the whole
audience rose ana cheered enthusiastically, the
singers coming to the front OF the stage and Joining
In the applause. General Grant merely bowed In
acknowledgment.
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Defeat Of SaInnvc ut Nrirngoane-An Aucri-
can Man-of-War Needed I'm Hayden
Waters--The Rebellion Gaining Strength.
HAVANA, Nov. 20. 1868.
Tue following intelligence has been received from
Port au Prince:-
After the bombardment Of Jeremic President SAL
nave bombarded for i've hours the town OF Mira
goane, but was finally repulsed Many of sansve's
pckets on shore surrendered TO the revolutionists
The districts OF Borgne and ST. Nicolas have Joined
IN the revolution.
All the foreign consuls had been notified by sal
nave that he intended shortly to attack the towns OF
Jacmel, Aux Cages and st. Marks.
An American man Of-war was looked for with
anxiety. several other nations have vessels In this
port but there has been no American vessels there
sIuce September.
The government continues to purchase and sell all
the coffee aud mahogany for the purpose Of raising
revenue.
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METROPOLITAN FIRR DEPARTMENTAL brigade Of
the Metropolitan Fire Department under the COM
mand Of Chief Engineer Kingslsnd, will parade on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst. the anniversary Of
Evacuation Day.
SUPPOSED STANDARDIZATION was made In ycster-
DAYS HERALD that Timothy Dunn had been found in
his store at No. 2s Morris street, Thursday even
ing, In an unconscious state from the effects OF
pistol shot wound In the temple. The man died ycster
day morning at the New York Hospital, and as the
case Is peculiar one coroner keenan, concluded 70
postpone the inquest until to-day.
FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENr.-An inquest win be
held to-day by Coroner schrmer at the Mount Sinai
Hospital over the body OF Patrick Rafferty,, aged
sixty-nve, who resided while living at 2es West
Thrty-fourth street. The deceased crossing the
Hudson River Railroad track In Thfrty-second
street, near Eleventh avenue, on Thursday evening,
when he was run over By engine No. o, sustaining
such injuries caused his death few hours
after
AUTOMATICALLY satellites OF Jupiter have re-
Gently been undergoing interesting changes. ON
the 9th inst at past six p. M. satellites Nos
and were moving across the disc OF the planet, re-
necting their shadows. on the 10th inst at nine
O'Clock p. NJ satellite No. appeared on the planet
little lighter than the belts; its shadow. also, that
OF No. appeared as distinct as black wafer would
appear on white paper On the 19th at eight p. NJ,
one satellite was apparently following the other.
TIE RIcHARD 0GoRNAN AssocIATroN.-Last even.
ing numerously attended meeting Of tho working
democrats OF the Nineteenth ward met In the hall
corner of Second avenue and Fiftieth street. Short
euloristic speeches were made reviewing the public
services OF Corporation Counsel OGorman. his
close Identification with the democratic party for
the last twelve years, his services rendered the
public charities Of New York, his political integrity
and advocacy Of constitutional government The
chairman stated he was authorized to emphatlcally
deny the truth Of the statement OF Mr.. O'Gorman'H
withdrawal from the present canvass.
RETURNS or CITY RAILROAD AND STAGE FAREs.-
According to the returns made by the several rsil
road and stage companies In this city appears that
he gross receipts, o. far ~ returned, t0r the month
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Captain General Lcrsundi Corrccts the State
mont About Rebels 6urrendering-OGlcial
Banquet to Admiral Hon-Sianincant
speeches from Lersundi and the Admiral.
HAVANA, Nov. 90, 1858.
Captain General Lersundi says the statement that
200 rebels had surrendered to valmascds and been
pardoned, which was published in the Diario this
morning, greatly exaggerated the facts and that de-
spatches to the government report that only about
nfty men have % far given themselves up, but that
small parties Of insurgents continually coming
into Puerto Principe, having abandoned the rebel
cause.
An ofncial banquet was given by the Captain Gen.
eral to-day in the government palace at which Ad-
miral Hon and the oficers of the American squad
ron were the principal guests. General tersundi
made speech, In the course Of which he admitted
that had he been born In the United States he wond
IN all probability have been o radical republicans;
but being native OF Spain ne was o constitutional
monarchist with liberal ideas. He closed with a
toast to the American Union and its rulers and
people
Admiral Hon ofYercd toast In honor OF Spain,
saying the governments OF Spain and the United
states had been friends for seventy years, and
friends nc hoped they would always remain
Tne toasN were received with great applause.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest European newsbv
the cable up to the hour OF publications; also Tele-
graphic Dispatches from Cuba, Mexico and Other
points; full account Of the brilliant Mete0rc Dis
play OF the 18th and 14tI INST; particulars OF the
Collision Of Two Ferryboats on the East river, to-
gether with the names or the killed and injured an
account OF the perl0us voyage Of tho packet ship
Isaac Webb from Liverpool to New York, ffty-sir
days OF continual gales, the captain killed ana
the vessel ashore at Sandy Hook; the Current
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ana Political Intelligence; Editorial articles on the
prominent topics OF the day; Our Agriculture
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and Boot and snoe Markets; Financial and Conn
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Tssss:-slnvlc subscription, 81; Three copies, S.
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decreased Eruption Of Neutrality-suspicious.
Damage Caused to tho Surrounding
Country.
NAPLES, Nov. 10, 1858.
The eruption OF Mount vesuvius is still very i'm
posing and threatening. ALI the cones Of the
volcano emit formidable rumbling sounds and
eject large quantities Of incandescent matter.
The lava has set Q whole forest Of chestnut
trees on fire, causing immense devastation. Houses
farms and lands overwhelmed with ruin, and the
populations OF the nearer villages are leaving their
houses in great desttuton
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FIRES IN THIS CITY.


At haifpast i've O'Clock yesterday morning mo
was discovered in the Ave story brick building No.
John street. owned by Mrs. Snow, OF East Forty ninta
street. for which william venville h agent. The nco
was nrst discovered the fourth floor. occupied ~
Augustus Bergsten jeweller, whose ioss was 81 Coz
The flames crept through to the fftn noor occupies
BY r. Weston, seal engrsver and the premises 90.
cupied by Sraubell az spectacle mandatory. TAo
loss on this nOor was $500. go
Charles u Menger, jeweller, who occupied rooms
In the building, sustained slight damage by water
- also did A. Wanner & Co., manufacturers and
dealers In jewelry, whose loss was 5000 by wategs
The third moor, rear, was occupied by 80 Hoult0n,
covered by the janitOr. sr--,9
The following are the assurances an far as ascer-
tanned by officers Miller and Retnisch OF the Flr0
Marshals otilce:--Augustns Bergstein loss $1,000:
insured for 5000 in the Equitable Insurance Com
pany and $1,000 IN the Germania Insurance Comca-
ny. J. r. weston, loss $500; insured In the Com
monwealth for $500, In the Park for $500 and tho
Merchants for $500. G. T: Menger. loss by dre ana
water $500; insured for So, 900 in the New York In
surance Company, 1880 In the Merchants ana
$4,000 In the Columbia. A. Wanner h Co.'s loss was
5000; insured for $4,000 In the Merchants Of Chi
cag0, and $4,000 In the Ktna.
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FLORIDA.

The Impeachment Natter-Sentiment Of the
RivaItsovernors.
TALLAHASSEE Nov. 70, 1868.
Lieutenant Governor Gleason to-day called at the
Capitol 10 procure copy Of the manual Of the two
last regular terms Of the Legislature. He was re-
ceived by Captain Corse, Governor Reeds Adjutant
General. In the Secretary Of States once. During
the Interview Gleason expressed the kindest feelings
towards Governor Reed, and said he had no personal
feeling In tho matter OF the impeachment; that the
action he had taken was forced upon him by the &C
ton of the Legislature and the position he holds in
the government OF the State.
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VIRGINIA..

T1e United states Circuit Court-JeG Davis,
Trial.
RICHMOND, Nov. 20, 1868.
Chief Justice Chase will arrive here next Monday
10 preside at the fall term Of the United States Circuit
Court Jefferson Davis it In understood, will appear
by counsel At present arranged, unless the gov
eminent should make a different requirement.
The 1rst snow OF the season fell to-day, continuing
for two b0urs.
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Arrest Of Fenians In Ensland-Important
Seizure Of Papers.
IRELAND.

visIont Election Riots in Dr0gheda-Thc
People Fired Upon.
DUBLIN Nov. 20, 1868.
Violent riots took place at Drogheda during the
election. The troops were called out and fred upon
the mob As far as has been ascertained one Of the
rioters was killed and several were wounded.
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NEW YORK CITY.


Before Judges Ingraham. Barnard and Mullin.
AHnie 4. Fields cs. Thomas o. Fisids.-This 10 q
suit for divorce, on the ground Of the defendants
alleged indelty to the roth he plighted some years
since. He Is well known % prominent Oily poll
tcian, and for some time was member OF the State
Legislatures at present he holds the position Of Cor
poration Attorney in this city. The case was re-
ferred, the defendant put in no answer, and proof
was taken on the allegations OF the complaint. The
referee reported IN favor OF the plantin and mo-
ton was made on the report and upon proof OF the
defendants ability to compel him to pay alm0ny,
or make other suitable provision for the support OF
the plantr. The Court granted decree OF divorce
on the referees report, but denied the application
Tor allmony, and the plaintiff appealed from tins
denial. mt ton was made before this court yester
day on behalf Of defendant to DISMISS tine appeal
on the ground that the order was not appealuble.
The Court denied the motion to DISMISS.
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GERMANY.

The Diet and Freedom Of Debate.
BERLIN. Nov. 90, 1858
The Prussian Diet has adopted q resolution in
favor OF entire freedom OF debate, and the resolution
has been approved By the Crown.
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FRANCE.

Statement Of the Bank Of France.
PARIS, Nov. 90 1868.
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France, made public to-day shows that the amount
Of bullion in the vault has decreased 900 francs
Hnce last week.
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CUBA.

Ftvs Hundred Insurgents Reported 10 Have
Surrendered - Count valmascda.
HAVANA, Nov co. 1885,
Count valmaseda has arrived with his troops at
Puerto Principe. and will Immediately open the cam
psign against the insurrectonists in conjunction
with the forces Of Colonies Lono, Campillo and
QuirOs.
telegram was to-day received in this city from
valmaseda which announces that 500 insurrection-
ists had presented themselves to him and been par
d0nod.
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SPAIN.

General Garfbaldi,s Advice to Spain.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1865.
letter Is published to-day from General Carl
baldi urging Spain to choose dictator FOR two
years and then to establish O republic
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QU.EEsTowE, Nov. 20--The steamship Palmyra,
day before yesterday.
Iospos, Nov. o..The steamship Bellona, which
sailed from New York october 81, has arrived 10 the
Thames,
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THE PLAINS.

Treaty with Hostile Indlans-Rich Gold Dis
coveries in Nevada-Heavy snow storm
New Railroad Prsject-Swiadle Exposed.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 90 1858.
An Omaha despatch says:--Red Cloud, the famous
chief OF the Sioux Indians, and several other chiefs
heretofore hostile, have signed treaty Of peace and
promised to behave themselves.
A Salt Lake despatch says:-New and rich mines
have been discovered ON White river, the ore taken
out paying from 5000 to $1,000 per ton. Assays
have been made OF ore, yielding from $4,000 to
$4,000 per ton; An ore crushing mill Is already In
operation, and large quantities OF ore are being
shipped daily 10 Austin for reduction
heavy snow storm is reported on the plains In
the vicinity Of Fort Dodge. The snow Is said TO DC
The printers strike in Leavenworth continues. A
printer named Campbell arrived there on Wednes.
day TO work on the Bulletin. He was assaulted and
badly treated.
A proposition is pending in Leavenworth for the
to connect with the Central Pacific road thence to
Fort Kearney and the Union Pacific road.
has ed petition in the Circuit Court setting forth
some curious facts regarding the Paschel House Lot
terry. Mr. King put his house In the scheme. 1t
big share as lie thinks himself entitled to he repu-
dates the whole thing and denounces 1t as Illegal
Activity of Troops-Expeditlons from Fort
Wallace.
An expedition, composed Of two companies OF
the First cavalry and company OF the Eighty
eighth infantry, with some artillery, left this post
this afternoon under Lieutenant Colonel 7. H. Car
penter for the Arkansas for the purpose OF acting in
conjunction with the forces under Generals Pennas.
Carr and Custer. The last named forces have
marched or are about to move from Forts Dodge
and Lyon for the Canadian river, under the personal
supervision OF General Sheridan, against the main
body Of Southern Indians, who are supposed to be
encamped in that vicinity. Colonel Carpenters
command Is assigned to the task Of scouting the
country near Pawnee Fork and Walnut creek for the
purpose OF handling any body OF Indians that may
venture In that vicinity.
Bear River City Attacked by q M0b-Bulld-
inss Burned-Defeat Of the Mob.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20. 1865.
A SAT- Lake special says the hanging or the roughs
at Bear River City the 18th, previously reported,
created great excitement ana this morning mob
OF some 200 men burned the Frontier Iader ONCE
and jail The citizens armed themselves and fired
ON the mob, killing ten ana wounding a number Of
others. II was feared the whole town would be
burned. The women and children were feeing for
safety Rear River City Is eighty miles east OF Salt
Lake.
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In Maugin street.

At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon . nrc oc-
CURED in the three story and basement brick sruo
ture Nos SO and 81 Mangin street. occupied by Peter
King and Henry ELS, ON the first and second nooas
and basement, as saving and planning mill ana
shipjolner's shop. The third door was occupied bI
9. w. Greves sash and blind maker. Attached to tho
premises hayoft and stable, and 1t Is believed
that the fire originated in the loft. The Gre ran
through the entire building injur1ng It, probably T.
the extent OF So. o00 The loss or the occupants u
not known, as they were absent but 1t will probably
amount to 900 or $4,000 on stock and machinery
IL Is reported that King and Ellis have small In.
surance, but Mr.. Greyes Is said TO be uninsured.
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GEORGIA..
Alleged Ku KIux Outrase~.

AUGUSTA, Nov. ~ 1868.
The Repuoucan Of this morning contains a com.
munIcatlon purporting to detail Ku Klux outrages
In Warren and the adjoining counties. IL says the
negroes were Intimidated from voting the republican
ncket and instances the killing aud III treatment OF
negroes By the ku klux.
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An Unsurpassed Articie.--J. q. Rusbt0n's
Floral Tooth Paste Dentists recommend H. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Try boz.
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Ball0u's II. Y. =. BallOn,s II. v. s.
Baliou's r. Y. y. Bailou's n. VS..
French Yoke Shirts, 6sl Broadway, New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Besf In the
world The only perfect dye harmless reliable insanaoa
Gus Factory ~ Bond street
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Burke's Winter Styles Gents Hats, in Use
re,y OF TEXTURE al popular prices 12e Fulton street
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Universal Reucdy.-ssBrOwnss Bros.
CHIAL TROCHES for Coughs Colds Bronchial Aaec-
ons now stand The first IN public favor condolences
this result has been acquired by OF many years.
merits and extensive have caused the Toches
tefced, and VIC would caution purchasers to be their
guard against worthless limitations.
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American Pictures aud Crystal MedaliiOnsp
numbering 800 all richly framed In fine gilt
tion this evening, 646 Broadway.
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Cristad0r0's UnrfvalIed Hair Dye.--SOld add
applied 81 No. 6Astor House Mandatory Maiden
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A.-FOr " Stylish and Elegant Hat g0 e
EsPhNsCHEID manufacture, 1is Nassal street.