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SAVANNAH.
Excitement In savannah.

AUGUSTA, Ga, November 5.-The
returns from forty five counties show
Democratic maj Jrity Of $1,000, with
eighty counties yet to hear
from. The Democrats claim the
State by over 10000.
AUGUSTA, November 5.-The Off
cial count, received from twenty
counties in Georgia give 1888 major
ity FOR Seymour. Seymours majority
In the State is estimated at %. .000.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 5.-The
negroes disbanded last night, but are
again assembling at Telfair plauta-
tion, and said to be armed with
United States muskets. The excite
ment in the city continues, aud the
citizens are on the alert for any alarm.
Hopes are entertained that no colis-
ion will occur. Every precaution is
taken by the civil and military au-
thoTities. Young Law, who was killed
by the negroes ON the night Of the
election, was buried to day. The at
tendance at the funeral was very
large. Another policeman, shot. Ia
the riot. died last night.
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NEW YORK.
Discharge Of Illegal VOterS-WhIte
BOJs In Blue Arrested for Making
Illegal YOEeFS-The Civil War In
Panama.

NEW York, Nov. ). = Morrisey' s
majority for Congress is over 1000
The World this morning claims a
majority for Seymour in this State of
10000. Hoffman's majority, 1887
1t also claims the Assembly by ma
jority of 4.
The Tribune says Seymour's major
ity in the State is 6,586 The l. 3gis
probably Is majority, thus insuring
the election of Republican United
States Senator.
Van Wyck will contest the election
of Green to Congress.
NEW York, Nov. 5-Juige Me-
Gum to-day discharged the parties
arrested on charge OF illegal voting,
en- the ground that the cOmmittal
charged certain crimes without speci-
flying by whom charged, or when and
where committed.
The Metropolitan Fire Department.
parade on Saturday In three battal-
ions for review by Gov Fenton.
". A. Treadwe !, Colonel in the
Federal army. was arrested in New
ark. and committed for trial In de-
fault of 81 600 bail. He is charged
with having sold large number of
naturalization papers in Hudson
County.
Rumor says that Mayor Hoffman
will resign his present office In time
for the vacancy to be filled by De-
cember.
The steamship Ocean Queen, from
Aspinwall on the 2Sth ult., arrived.
hotflo 4orrCbt tho do r.
ment of Los Santas between the forces
of Gen. Carrerosa, President of the
State of Panama, 300 strong. and 100
Conservatives under Alldere. The
latter were routed. with nine kill
ed and two wounded.
Carrerosa had proceeded to Chirique
to put down the rising there.
Capt. Little, OF the Columbian war
steamer, had refused to request Car
rerOsa to aid him.
There is nothing later from South
America,
1t was she steamer Manhattan, in
stead of the Weser. arrived yester-
day.
NEW York, November 5.-Gen-
eral Rosencrans will sail for Mexico
this forenoon.
NEW YoRK, November ga Lon
don special says the Queen of Hol-
land is at Balmoral Castle, where she
has been received with much cor.
diality by Queen Victoria. Lord
Stanley aud Disraeli were with her
from London. Her visit is connected
with the question relative to the free
navigation of the Rhine.
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find remedy for this state of things,
and if Andrew johnson does not sec
ond our efforts, though it will be late
in the day, we will try TO provide for
him. (Applause.)
If the Republican party is true to
the great democratic principles of
Jefferson and others, it will hold the
Government for generations to come.
We must be true to the doctrine of
equality, and trust In the integrity of
the great mass of the people rather
than to any member selected from
among them. Let us pledge our
selves. as the party In power with a
renewed base, that we WI aid In car
rying out the principles under which
we have triumphed. rs
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mONNTARY aE COMMERCIAL


| By TelegraplN.l NEW YORK, Nov 5.
CorToS-Lese e actis5e, at about previous
prices; sales % 600 bales, at 251zc for mid
FLoUR-Rec it,ts ,O2O barrels; dull ane
heavy, and I0t3l SC lower; sales of TOO
barrels at IS 80@ 3 for superhne Slats
| Sc 3097 81 for exlra Western; IS 2Oa9 z;
/ for white wheat eA5 "a. 81 20d9 25 for com
So 90 for extra % st. Louis; $40 GOALS 90 I9g fof
good TO choice dittS-, closing duu and
heavy. alifornt~ q all and dropping;
quiet; sales OF 200 oarr,sls, at IS S5a7 IS.
CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHISKY Nominal.
WHEAr--Recslpts 96,7T4 bushels: heavy.
and 2S4: lower; sales of 81 ,OOO bushels at
81 40 for No. Spring: 81 Al for No: and )
No. and mixed; 81 66 for No. L do; 81 20
! for Ieta1i lots OF do; 81 ~ for White
RYE-DulI and dropping.
BARLEY-DuiI and heavy, small sales o
State at 81 40.
/ MALT-None.
CoRN-Receipts, II 490 bushels, without
decided change: saies of 1900 bushels at
treme.
ern afioat.
RICE-Dul.
uoFFEE-Steady; sales of 1900 sacks of
Rio on private terms.
sUGAR-Firner; sales of 200 barrels of
Cuba at ll14@121zc.
MoLAsSES -Qatet.
PEfRoLEUM-Du!l at l6J<al7e for crude
and 954c for refined in bond
HoPS Quiet at I5d25s for American.
OIL nseed 81 eady at S5cdSI.
TURPESTI SE-Quiet and unchaneed
FORk-LoWer aHd more active: sales of
4,2oO barrels at S26 57d26 rs for mess: clos
Ing At SO 40, cash; S26 50 Ior old do S23 90
mess.
BEEF-Steady sales OF $50 barrels at sfIa
SIG W for new plain mess; sl9 OOG23 . for
new extra mess
TIERcR BEEF Dull at s2s 50a2S 25 for
prime mess; 81 O0933 90 for India mess
BEEF HAMS-Steady at S2S OOa3I 90.
CUT eady; sales of 1865 pack |
ages at 1l@ll15c for shoulders; I2SI6c for |
hams. -
MIDDLJeS-None.
LARD-Heavy sales of 470 tierces at I5a |
II12e tor steam, and l71s0l73kc for kettle |
rendereti: also, sales of 80 tierces of steam, |
seller december, a. l512c; also, sales of 500 /
uerces do, same deliver y, at pTivate terms. /
BUrrER-Steady AT 25g35c Tor Ohio; 4O9 /
5lc for State.
CHEESE -l30ISc.
FREIGHTs-fo Liverpool lower, with en-.
gagsmen for 5000 bushels wheat per
steamer at 714d.
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their last years experience, ana de-
maud a strong government.
The Morning Standard charges the
Republican party with the suppress
sion of freedom in voting IN several
States. the enlanchisement of hun :
dreds of thousands of ignorant blacks,
disiranchisement of nearly all the
Southern people This state of things
continues, coupled with the fact that
the Radicals held possession of the
State Governments, and had control
of the polling booths, and with their
notorious rea illness to abuse this
power made the Democrats fight at q
terrible disadvantage; but had the
Democratic party nominated Chase or
Mcclellan instead of two second rate
politicians, it might have succeeded
In the election.
The Times holds that though the
Democrats are beaten, and the Re
publican majority in Congress is
largely against them, they are yet
powerful party, and must greatly in
fuence the policy OF the Government.
The success of General Grant 40 one
is disposed to regret. He has fairly
won his high rank by hard work, real
ucVOIlO0 aUu SeENICeS " it5 COuHbiys
which will live long in its remem-
brance He is no politician, and will
take his office with greater freedom
than if the hero of hundred battles.
and hs 1uttered all the shibholeths of
party. ~
LONDON, ~. 5-Eve.-The Queen
returned from = atland, and is now
at Windsor Castle.~~
Rough weather in the channel has
caused partial suspension Of travel.
The steamers plying across the chan
mel were detained by the storm.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. Nov. 5.-Herr Franklick-
en- was elected President of the Cham
Der of Deputies.
Dr. Jacoby, the eminent liberal
statesman, announced his withdrawal
from the ranks of the progressive
party.
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WASHINGTON.
Explanatory and Contradictory -
knGtheF Batch OF appointments
Preparations for 6FanIs Recep-
lioH.

WASHINGTON, November 5. BY
the fourth section of an act of June
80. 1864, the Secretary of the Treas
ury was authorized to receive tempo.
rary deposits on loans to the United
States to the second $3.50, 100000, for
no less than thirty days, at six pc {
cent interest, and sudden calls wer G
authorized to keep a reserve of $50, :
coo GOO Of legal tenders. These de-
pOsiis and loans having been pal d,
the Secretary has no reserve whic h
lie can use Tor any purpose whatev, .r,
excepting u small remaining sum of
less than One-th;rd of a million IOl-
lars. This fact heretofore prevail ed
There is no truth in the report that
Secretary MeCulloch has receive 4 an
intimatiOn that his resignation W. ould
be acceptable to the President, nor
has he ary intention Of resigning un-
der this administration.
Secretary McCulloch to-day made
the following appointments of Inter
nal Revenue officers: Storekee pers-
4. IL. Decker, w II. Schaffer, j. G..
KeiGer and G. Love, Third District
ol Ohio; Patrick Dunlea, Fit th Dis
tr;ct OF Illinois; John TTyner 8. j. ii.
Hogan q. A COrbett, Hugh Watson,
Th0s. Wilkinson, j Ohm Matthews and
John Young, First District of Mis-
souri: Harvey George, Fifth District
of Missouri. Gaugers-Gideon Cor
nell, Arizona; g. Gold, First New
Mexico District; j. Steele, Third
Ohio DISCREET. Tobacco Inspectors
G.. r. Miller, Nineteenth PennsylVa-
MIA District.
Delegates from various Republics
Associations met this evening at tf
Republican headquarters. to Ia <
measures for the reception of Gene r;
Grant, on his return to Washingt Oh
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. Z
MUM selling
FLoUR-DulI at IS 75@6 25 for Spring ex-
tras.
WHEAT-DufI at 292I<c lower; sales OF
No AT 81 lSdI 20. and No. at 81 II1SaI IL.
closing at 81 l22 for NO. 2; sales OF No Z
since Change at 81 l3.
CoRH-Dull at 3d4c lower: sales OF No. 1
at 75zg7oc; No. 72a75; rejected 6sTe59c
closing at Tqg7714c foi No sales of No. /
Lu1S afternoon at 7Sc.
OAFs-eluiet al lI49I1Sc lower: sales OF
NO at 10 G47c, Closing at 45Lzfd4JLc
hYE-Duii but steady 21zat2c lower; sales
OF Mo- at 81 059t 06; No 2 81 OF al 02L5c
closing nominal at 81 05gI 0j15 for No. i,
ana 81 02 for No2.
BARLEY-Unseitled and irregular at 4a5c
lower; sales of No. 2 at 81 47egI 81; rejecIed
81 2l9l 28 cloSiug at inside
hIfHwINHs - tesady at Sle1l OF, closing at
inside - -
MESS PoRK-Steady aud quiet; sales OF
new al "a for mess; Ordinary S2i; prime
nominal az 80; extra prime sis.
C1N--D.y saited shoulders firmer at
LARD Almost nomInaI st I5IzaI55<c ss9f
-GlATrLE-DuH and easier at Has Is for
common COWS aud good steers
HoGS-Freely active at I0dI21Sc higher:
sales at Is % 81 70 for fair to choice.
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LOWELL.
Gen, Butler Addresses his Con-
Stltuency.

LOWELL, Mass, November 5.-Gen-
eral Butler was greeted last evening,
by about three thousand fellow citl
zens. to whom he made brief speech.
He had triumphed, he said, under the
motto of : Equality to all men and
rights under the law" by using Free
dom's great weapon, the ballot. He
hailed the glorious triumph of Repub-
lican principles throughout the land,
and believed it would bring peace and
prosperity. We shall not long have
murder after murder, and fiot after
riot. Look at New Orleans, from
where we have reported 25,OQ0 for
Seymcur aud 276 for Grant. There
was a time when people behaved bet
ter, (applause) and he felt confident
such a time would come once more;
Several Southern States have voted
for Seymour, no doubt, because men s
lives were threatened if they attempt
ed to vote. When Congress meets, In
a short time. it will be our purpose to
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS.


Gold closed in New York yesterday a
1Sz5z9Is25k.
The Italian Minister is expected In Mex
leo about the close OF the month.
The spaniards In Mexico are excited by
but are il favor of the revolution in Spain
Governor Wells has respited Phillips
who was to have been hanged 10 day.
General Rosecrans sails for Mexico this
morning.
Plans have been prepared for 8 new
branch mint at San Francisco.
The rublIc debt statement published to.
day will show reduction OF nearly s6,OOO,-
0eO.
The statement that the Ocean House al
Newport was burned on Saturday night
was incorrect.
\ FIRE in Portsmouth, Virginia, Thurs
day evening, destroyed property to the
amount OF 5000.
Under heavy pressure on Thursday,
Government bonds fell about ( per cent,
but subsequently recovered.
The Government of Vera Cruz has been
refused the surrender OF fDomInIquez to the
State authorities
John VI. Cummins, Private Secretary OF
Governor Blker, has been recommended
TO the Secretary of the Treasury for SUI
pervisor OF Internal Revenue for the State
Of Indiana.
General Joe McReynolds Is to be reliev-
ed by General Candy, and VIII resume
command of his regiment (the Twenty
sixth Infantry)
The President has accepted anc:her
TWEEN y mics of the Central Pacific Rail-
road. The telegraph line has been com.
pIeted for 80 miles.
In the Hoboken Fall races on Thursday,
the hurdle race, two mile heat. was won
by Red Dick; Harry Booth, second; Un-
derwood, third. Time, $3.50. The mile dash
was won by Metatre; time, :471z; and the
Iulle heats race was won by Lizzie Rogers
Time, :Is1f; I:494; ! 81.
The following Board to relieve disabled
officers has been ordered to meet in ST.
Louis on the 18th instant: Gen. Graham,
Col. Reese, Lieut.. Col. Wesse s, Surgeons
McDoughaiI and Col. E H .Abodie.
A tank in George ShelIito's soap and
candle works, Cincinnati, exploded on
Wednesday, tnjuring two pers 1ns, and
causing damage and loss to the amount or
$4,000.
Democrats in New York are talking
sem oly, just as the Democrats of Indiana
did after the October election. A beautiful
set of men to talk of frauds. sHsG
Judge Garvin, of New York. after hear
ing the arguments in the habsas corpus
cases arising from the arrest and commit
tai or numerous prisoners by Judge James,
Of Ogdensburg, on election day, took the
matter under advisement.
The Captain General of Cuba has had an
interview with the American Consul at
Havana, relative to the coppl,city of
Americans in the insurrection. The Con-
sui said that II any such should be tried
and dealt with in a manner that might
exc ite suspicion OF foul dealing, that the
United states might be unable to prevent
flhbustering expeditions against the
island. The CaPtain-GeneraI proposed to
PEI NIT such prisoners to consu with the
Consul, but insisted upon trying them by
the civil law. He objected TO a United
States man. of-war being sent for, and
when the consul insisted, peremptoriIy re-
fused to permit the dispatch to be sent over
the cable.
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European Market.

european Market.
By Cablel LONDON. Nov. 5-Eve.
CoEsoLs-941499fz.
BoNDs -5-2Os firm a. t741z; Illinois Central
9774; Erie 27s4. ~ - 4 =
SUGAR-At 96s on the srot, and 26s 8d9
25s Cd afloat.
PRoDUcE-Tallow SIS; Linseed els; Spirits
Turper tine 26s Cd.
BULLIoN-The Bullion in the Bank of
England decreased 9967, 900.
FRANKFORT, November5.
BoNDs-Weak at 791S9971f.
LIVERPOOL, November 5.
CoTr9N-LOwer, closing frmer; sales of
1900 uplands middling at Il1s; Orleans at
IsS sinaaA 0tlE
BREADsTUFFs = Unchanged; Corn 3ss;
Wheat, red West ern 9Os IOd
PRoVIsIoNs-Lard Cos Cd; other articles
are unchanged.
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Kew York Gold aad stocK Marker.

o.
MoEEY-Extremelya active at per cent
on eali, Hd12 pc cent per day commission
and turning STOCK, 394 per cent, paid for
ntteen days Banks are cautious In lend
Ing on st eek at a discount
MISUNDERSTANDING dull at 9}6991$.
Tue export of specie to day was 50 ZOO
GOLD-Opened at 1885, declined t. 1922,
and closed az 1880 .:25z.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS There has been
almost "a paulc under the extreme pressure
by parties Obliged TO selrat a sacrifice Op-
erat OnS are enormous and the slaughter
OF weak holders is terrific. There was ia
n per cent. difference between cash and
time; for fheen days per cent. &ut no
wards was paid. The cause for this is the
extreme scarcity of money. In the alter
noon mark ct stocks become firmer and re-
covered portion of the decline, under
purchases OF dealers. At he close,
however, prices were heavy. Cou
pons OF 81. li2gll3; do. '62, lO61z0IO6zS; I;
do. 81, 1853 IA los; do. 80, 1Oj56aIO55s; do.
new, iO734 glUS: do 81. I07TSGlOS; do. 'G8,
l0S5S9l 9l0S5z; lO-40s, lO31S9IO4
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By TeIegraph.l ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.
TeBACCo-DulI and heavy.
CoTToN-SO d at 221zc for middsing. =
FLoUR-Very duii aud business small;
pr;c3S -nominalty cll 1nged; snperfins
81 at 50 % e5 80; extra IS 1905 90; Xxx
81 0UaS OU; XXXIo fancy IS 50ldIl so.
WHEAF-oiow aud uncnanged: prime to
choice red 81 519l So; do. whiie 81 65aI 80:
Spring sold al 81 III for choice No. z, q nd
81 209l 221z for No, l.
CoRN- pull and lower, at sO9S7c, the lat
ter for choice wht G.
OATs-Are n liIlle better, at 4Sd52c
BARLEY-Dull al 81 65g1 80 for prime to
choi, Iowais = 1892 I715 for fancy illinois
and Missouri. ~.
RYE Higher, at 81 O5gl Ii.
SO p. e :
BACoN-F irm but the demand is light:
shoulders l5cs clear sides Is145ls1Sci ean-
Vased sugar-eured hams lSc. s,f-t
LARD only a small order business do
ing a l7c foT tiefce and l9e for keg.-
WHISkY-Small sa es at 81 03, but gener-
ally held at 81 e5.
CATTLE Dull and dropping; butchers
pay 3g514e z oss. ar.
HoGs-ln light supply and moderate de-
mand at 5sa71sc gross.
SHEEP In small pply. uf
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MISSOURI.
Election Returns.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Andrew County
gives 500 Republican majority; gener-
rally counted $50 Republican. De
FAalb, 13S Republican. Macon, 10Y
Republican. ROlla, $50 Republican.
t. Charles, 500 Republican. Lanox,
AZ Republican Clark, 829 Repub-
lIcan. Caldwell, 437 Republican.
sullivan, 378 Republican. Lewis, 81
Democratic majority. Charlton, 81
Democratic.
The Republican has a table of
thirty four counties. giving the vote
reported, and the official on the Gu
bernatorial ticket which shows Dem
orratic gains of 6, ,375, and Republican
aims of 1879.
The Democrat says 81 counties
show a Radical gain OF 1,66O upon the
vote of 1866, when the Radical State
majority was over 10000, and claims,
If other parts of the State show like
results, Grants majority will be over
5000.
The Republican figures Wells'S ma
iority for Eongress in the First Dis,
trictsat 226, counting the unofficial
vote OF one precinct.
Mississippi County (of6ciaD gives
Seymour 3O8 majority. Putnam
/ County gives a Republican majority
of 1,0l7. Washington County Dem
osratic majority of 308. Pulaski
County, Seymour, 26.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 5.-Stetson Hutch
ins, editor Of the St. Louis TfnseS, has
brought suit against the Registrars of
the Sixth Ward for refusing to regis
ter him as a qualified voter, without
| taking the test oath. He lays his
, damages at $4,000 The suit is
bRong hit to test the constitutionality
| of the voters oath, aud the case will
be carried up to the United States
Supreme Court for that purpose.
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ME nPHIS.
Trimming the Election Precincts
Arkansas Election.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 5.-The Registrar
here has thrown out polls in the Third,
Eighth and Ninth Civil Districts for
iniormalities, and the entire county
of Fayette will be thrown out for the
same cause. The all official vote of
the District is not yet received, bat
Leftwich, the Democratic candidate
for Congress, is undoubtedly elected
by from 300 to 500 majority, unless
other poles are thrown out.
A dispatch from Helena, Arkansas
to the agent of the Associated Press,
saws that county gives 1000 Radical
majority, aud that the Democrats con
-cede the election of Logan III Roots
Republican, over Cameron, Democrat
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NeE orleans Marker.

BY Telegraph.l New ORLEANS. Nov. 5.
GoTros- e1ss : Easier; 5mlBddtling 10 z5zf; sales
a GoLD-l33Z.
q EXCHANGE STERLING I45s< g 1857; New
YORK ght a discount.
SuGAR-H1gher; fair I25ze; prime IasSc;
yellow clarified l5sse.
. MoLAssEs = FirIner; fair So; prime to
choice S2,g9-c. .a-f =
FLOUR Dull and lower; superfne and
single extra 81 50; xxx 81 50d8
oRN-In light supply; new S5990c, and
old 81 10
OATs-In goo demand and easier at SO
@60c.
BRA ~-SII7 509I2e co.
Hay scarce; Western sSI 90; Northern
SIS e0g29 CO.. ~
PoRK-pull at s32 ..
BACoN-IB demau d shoulders 14]<ldI5c;
clear rib lSs46sl9c; clear sides 20c.
LARD-lrregular; tIerce l9c; ktg 2lc.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm; prime Rio l612
tGI6s<c; fair I19l41Sc.
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NASHVILLE.
City OhIcers Enj0ined = Further
Election Returns.

NASHVILLE, Nov. Chancellor
Shackleford entered decision in an
Injunction case. He enjoined Mayor
EIden, four Aldermen and three
Uouncilmen from holding their off
ces or receiving pay. Mayor Elden.
being in office last year, holds over
until the case is finally decided by the.
Supreme Court, to which an appeal
has been taken.
Knox County gives Grant 2,471 ma
jority; Maynard, 2 .461;; Grant's ma
jority in Blount, I500i McMfnnville
1000 for Grant. and / 200 for May
nard; Bradley $50 for Grant. May
nard is e5elected.. Marshall gives
gain of 1850. This, with the gains
in GILES, Coffee, franklin. Ruther-.
ford and Bedford, render the election
of Sheaf, Democrat, to Congress
nearly certain. s-oI fss - tstaH
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Cincinnati Marker.

y By TeIesraph.l CTNoENATI. Nov. 8.
> FLOUR-In moderate demand; family
s. 50G7 70.
No change In grain.
p CoTroN-Quiet; middling 231zc.
WHISRY--Sl e5.
IA No change in provisions. f..fa
BACOS-Sold at lS14c for clear side@.
GREEN MEATS-Held at Sc, IlcGl21zc.
LAkD-PrinIe Kettle rendered sold at I6c,
n OIL inseed dali at 81.
POTATOES Dull at 75c per busheI, and
81 . per barrel
GoLJ-l33A buying.
EXCHANG=-k'irma at par buying. and LILO
premium selling.
HoGs-DulI and lower at SO IS; receipts
1000.
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EUROPE.
by Atlantic Telegraph
Th Queen OF Holland Visits Queen
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Johnson again
mned-He EXtOifs the American
Heroes - EGgliSh Press on the
American Election.
ENGLAND.

d. ID H y
LoNDoN, November 4.lThe Sher-
ifs Of London gave a dinner this
evening, at which Reverdy y Johnson
was the chief guest, and had an en-
thusiastic reception. ln reply to a
toast to the United States, MIR. John
son said that, although a Southerner,
he had always believed the Union
should be preserved at any cost. he
extolled the heroes of the war. and
particularly Grant, Sherman, Han
cock and Sheridan, and Admirals
Farragut and Porter. He believed
that the American debt would be
paid in gold, and said the American
people would have been ungratetul if
they had not elected General Grant
to the Presidency. s.
Mr.. johnson dimes with the work
ingmeu of London the last part of the
'I1 LONDON Nov. 5.-Newspapers here
comment yafiously upon the election
Of Grant. The Telegraph, alter
noting the lofty character and posi-
tion of Grant. says the defeat OF De-
mocracy was richly deserved. They
should have accepted the results OF
the war by nominating Judge Chase
LoNDoN, November 5.-In the
course of his speech at the Sheriff
Banquet, on tuesday evening, Mr.
johnson said: Whatever dificultle:
have occurl ed between England an6
America, as | have supreme pleasure
In saying, they are about to be re
moved. Little remains to be done
and before the end of the year every,
thing will be successfully adjusted
Referring to the financial position O
| the United States, he said we have
contracted an enormous debt, but
te II you with all the sincerity will
MI ,1eh a man can speak, every dolla
vii I be paid in what the world recog
nize as money.
III e Daily Nes0s thinks the Amer
can 1eeple are evidently weary o
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