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The Florida Troubles-PiStOls Draw
by the Opposing State 0ficers-Th'
DESTROYED State Arms. etc.

The Florida TrOubles-PiStOls Drawn
by the Opposing State 0Gicers-The
Destroyed State Arms, etc.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, November 10.-Lieu-
tenant Governor Gleason and Secretary of
State Alden occupy rooms ct the City Ho-
tel across the street from the capitol. Yes
terday afternoon at the hotel the adJutant-
general of the State demanded q paper
from Secretary Alden relating to his ap-
pointment as adjutant, which Alden re-
fused. The adjutant then drew pistol to
enforce his demand, when Chief Justice
Randall and others prevented his using it.
To-day Adjutant Carse was bound over in
$500 on complaint of Alden to keep the
peace.
Gleason's party claim that Governor
Reed caused the destruction of the State
arms to prevent their being used to aid in
his conviction. Reeds friends say that
Gleasons party destroyed them to add to
Reeds embarrassment. 1t cannot be ascer-
tanned whether the kuklux or which OF
the two sections of the Loyal League de-
stroyed them.
Jonathan G.. Gibbs (colored) is Governor
Reeds present Secretary of State. He was
appointed first when Reed was forming his
cabinet, and was confirmed by the Senate,
but mistake having occurred IN his name
in the confirmation, he was set aside and
Alden appointed. Reeds cabinet remains
unchanged, with the exception of the
Secretary of State.
Governor Reed proclaims November 26th
as thanksgiving day.
The impeachment case was to-day pre-
scented to the Supreme Court by the Co.
vernon for its opinion.
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surface. IF now any alcoholic substance
comes upon such surface, whether it be
alcohol itself, as used for lamps or spirits of
any kind, or even wine, which contains but
small per centage Of alcohol, portion of
it is dissolved. and the brilliancy Of the
surface is destroyed
Oils will not attack either marbles or
vanished surfaces, and will do no injury
except to naked wood or other porous sub
stances which admit them into the pores,
from which they cannot afterward be easily
expelled. Water affects no substances ex-
cept such as have open pores exposed, in
which case it enters and causes the sub
stance to swell, or such as are soluble in
water, as glue in joints, and mucilage or
gumarabic, used sometimes for attaching
superficial ornaments to fancy work.
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WILL VISIT R1CHMoND.-During next
March the Schuylkill Hose Company will
make an extended trip. They will leave
Philadelphia on the Sd of March for Wash
ingson, where they intend participating in
the inaugural ceremonies on the 4th. On
the 9th they will leave Washington for
Richmond Via Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, where they intend
to remain three days, during which time
they will visit the battle-felds surrounding
that city, and other places Of interest.
From Richmond they go to Petersburg,
thence to Norfolk and Portsmouth. On
their return they will stop at Baltimore.
Beck's Philadelphia Band has been en-
gagged for the occasion. They will be gone
about eleven days, and will be accompa-
MED by Chief Engineer Downey and seve-
raj other prominent 6remen.-Philadephio
Ip1eltrer.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
washington News.

WAsHINGToN,N November 1O.-Judge
Noah for Tennessee, and Judge Saffold for
Georgia and Alabama, are mentioned as
probable revenue supervisors.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day.
John NJ. Crebs Democrat beats Greene
B. Raume Republican, for Congress in the
Cairo (Ill) district, making four Demo
cratic congressman from that State.
The New York World has long account
of fllibustering expedition against Cuba,
Colonel George W. Gibbons, formerly of
Walkers Nicaragua expedition, command
ing it,
4 locomotive exploded to-day at Doncas-
tie, Pa, killing the engineer and fireman.
The negroes were not represented in the
committee which waited on General Grant
to-day.
The Young Mems Seymour and Blair
Club, of Washington, has organized itself
into permanent National Democratic Club,
with Joseph Fl. Bradley for president.
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A GREAT THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE
The appearance of Edwin Booth and Fanny
Janauschek in Macbeth "has given the
theatre-goers of Boston new topic Of con-
versation. The Post says:
1T was diamond against diamond, or,
rather, with it. 1t was the general opinion
that Mr.. Booth never performed Macbeth in
80 mastery q manner, while the Lady Mac
beth of Mile. Janauschek was most re-
markable impersonation, full Of the inspi-
ration and power of genius, and a fit COM
panion of the delineator of Macbeth. We
desire to record it as great histrionic tri-
umph, completely captivating the audience.
The stars were repeatedly called before
the curtain to receive the acknowledgements
of those present. Though Janauschek
spoke in German, such was the power of
her facile expression and the force of her
artistic gesticulation, that the meaning OF
her utterances was almost as comprehen-
sive as if given in Engligh. Her acting
was great success from beginning to end"
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Inc New York World says: $50 far, the
ls'aIlS and estimates give the Democrats
IeI'y'l9ur and the Republicans one hum
.- .'1 ana nineteen in the next House. The
5. . are that the Republicans will
,,1' :; rom fifteen to eighteen less than a
,o. Inc New York World says: Hoffman's
TIS1J'r'ty Will be between 28, 900 and sc, 600.
!. -s aelay III receiving the official figures
sn, SUSPICIOUS, to say the least Of it, nd
y ossvs'' a possible doctoring of the genuine
VIC " suit Radical necessities
Inc st. Paul Pioneer of Thursday last
' 1sa mat Wilson (Democrat) was thus far
y ,.OS aneaq Of Donnelly in the Second Con-
Sis ,SStonaI district, and that portions of the
majority. Wall -AsA'"'' " il7'A :
s,, ,ne Cincinnati Commercial says: :" 1T
s IP'sr' that Democratic congressman
n ,,osa are elected to give the party ninety
Ara '- ,s, Of the next House. Eight seats
po1,T S'ulng 10 the Columbus (Ga.) San, a
ai. Un .,; clerk at that place deems it to be
zen 'sht and duty, in times like the pre-
eyr .' :. - open and examine the correspond
elsloyal." ' WHY ~ MS Judgment afe
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NEW YORK MONEY MASSACHUSETTS,

New YORK MONEY MARKET-MoEDAY
EvENlNG.-On Saturday the money market
was relieved, and the rate Of interest fell
back to seven per cent. upon the assurance
that Secretary McCulloch had determined
to reissue redeemed greenbacks in lieu Of
selling gold or bonds. To-day the market
is thrown into state of .bewilderment by
the report, conveyed in Washington dis.
patch, that it is quite uncertain whether
the Secretary may avail himself of tina.
power, and that he has reversed his opinion
as to the redeemed three per cent. certif.
Gates being non-reIssuable.
This has produced feeling of uncer.
tainty as to the policy of the Treasury,
which has thrown monetary affairs back
again into their old condition of uneasiness
and apprehension, and outside the banks
money is lending at seven per cent. in gold
to one-eighth per cent. per day.
The market, in its present demoralized
mood, is as ready q prey as ever to panic
from extraneous tampering. 1t is proper
to state that the Assistant Treasurer has no
advices Of Mr.. McCulloch having changed
his policy as to the non-reissuing of three
per cent. certificates. 'o-pr Efrn>s<
The point, however, is very immsterial
in its bearing upon the present condition Of
the market, inasmuch as there is no pros
pect of the banks being able to take the
certificates back again within the next three
months.
Discounting operations are almost en-
tirely suspended on the street, and there is
steady accumulation of paper in the hands
of dealers, which, If relief does not come
soon, must produce serious inconvenience
to merchants.
/. One O'Clock p. M.-This afternoon money
shows rather more ease. There are more
loans made at per cent, currency, and
transactions at over 7 per cent. in gold
are quite exceptional.
There is, however, still feeling that the
market is liable to disturbance any moment
by renewal of the tying-up operation.
Governments have been very firm this
afternoon, and rose I@7S on the noon quo
tations. The market is largely oversold,
and the shorts appear to be in imminent
danger.-Conmaercia advertiser.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, November 1O.-Noon.-Mo-
ney active at per cent. Sterling, l0911s.
Gold, 1883. 5-2O's, '62, 1921. North
Carolina 6's, 81 new, 65M. Virginia SIS,
ex-coupons, SIS 20 new, Sc. Tennessee 6's,
e1-coupons, 694; new, 69A.
Flour o shade frmer. Wheat held at "a
&c. higher without any movement. Corn
unchanged. Mess pork nominally $28.
Lard dull steam, l615@l7c. Cotton dull
at 2434c. Turpentine firm at 44%@45c.
Rosin dropping; strained and common,
$3.50.
Eveninq.-Cotton shade lower; Gales of
| 800 bales at 24l5@24Ac.-mostly at the
inside figures. Flour 5@lOc. better super
fine, s5.sO6$6.l5. Wheat closed dull at
Yesterdays figures. Corn dull and droop-
ing; mixed western, s1.15@S1.17; white,
Sill. Mess pork, S2S. Lard heavy.
Whiskey frmer at $1.05. Rice easier ;
Carolina, s34@924c. Other groceries dull.
Turpentine, 44@45c. Rosin, $2.35@$7 so.
Freights frmer; cotton, 3s@1ac.
Governments closed shade lower; 5-20's,
'62, 1887. Tennessee 6's, new, So. North
Carolina 6's, 643l. Virginia 6's, 55M.
Money closed easier and plentiful at per
cent, with some transactions at per cent.
Sterling, lO94@lO919. Gold weak at l34114
@134R.
BALTIMORE, November 1O.-Virginia 6's,
inscribed, Az bid, 475R asked; 1866, 81 "a
bid; 1867 49% bid. North Carolina 6's,
Ga bid, 663l asked.
Flour dull. Wheat very dull prime to
choice red, S2.10@52.20. Corn dull new
white, 1885,; yellow, 90@92c. Oats dull
at 7O@72c. Rye dull at $l.359$l 40. Clo-
yer seed scarce at $3.50. Provisions IN
changed.
CINCINNATI, November 10.-Whiskey un-
settled at 81, and no demand. Mess pork,
s25. Shoulders, 1890. Lard, 16@l7c.
LOUISVILLE, November 10.-Superfne
flour, S.. Corn-Old, $4,000. Shoulders,
lac. Clear sides, 1890. Whiskey, sl.o3
@S1.05.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 1O.-Spi-
rits turpentine, 41@4lIc.; crude, s2.65.
Rosin, $685. for No. l. Cotton, 22hc.
No sales Of tar.
CHARLESTON, November 10.-Cotton dull
and &c. lower; stock light; middlings,
231I@231Ic.: sales, 24l bales receipts,
917 bales; exports, coastwise, 1913 bales.
AUGUSTA, November l0.-Cotton active,
but prices easier middlings, 224c.; sales,
$50 bales; receipts, geo bales.
SAVANNAH, November l0.-Cotton dull
and declining; middlinge, 23@2314c.
sales, 1872 bales receipts, 2,04O bales.
MOBILE, November 10.-Cotton dull
middlings, 223l@23c., and closing dull al
the inside figures sales, l,loO bales; re-
ceipts, 995 bales.
New ORLEANS, November 10.-Cotton
&c. lower; middlings, 231149231ac.; sales,
800 bales receipts, 1852 bales; exports,
75S bales. Sugar easy but unchanged
Molasses slightly lower fair, 7Oc.; prime,
76c. choice, SOC. Gold, 1854. New York
sight, pargl8 discount.
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EXPERIMENTAL FARMING.-Dr. G. G.
Powell, of Orange county, has had an acre Of
land prepared with extraordinary labor,
narrowing and raking it until there is not a
pebble of the size of marble in it, upon
which he has seeded eight bushels Of wheat
together with l,l00 pounds Of Peruvian
guano.
Mr.. B. F. Graves, of the same county,
has also prepared an acre of land, on which
he seeded three bushels of wheat and applied
COO pounds of Whann's phosphate. 1t was
seeded several months ago, and is already
a foot high, or, to use the language Of our
informant, tall enough to hide a hare
Fredericksburg Herald.
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A petition is in circulation on Cape Cod
asking Congress to render null all laws OF
cities, towns, and States, which tax com
MERGE in the shape Of harbor tonnage, port
warden fees, oyster tonnage tax, State hos
pital tax, one per cent. gross amount Of
freight, quarantine fees-all of which have
been enforced, as is declared, contrary to
the laws Of the United States for the regu-
lation of commerce.
Brigham Young is issuing currency in
Utah generally resembling the national
preenback. There is said to be good deal
of it in circulation, and the Mormon Pre-
sident finds his banking operations very
profitable.
General Sheridan, it is said, reports that
he has seen herd of buffaloes ninety miles
in length and twenty-five miles in width,
aud estimates the number it contained at
800, 900. Then he must be greater liar
than he was supposed to be-
In Vienna, the Dianenbad has been fitted
I'D as theatre, at which women only are
to perform. All the male characters are
to be personated by women, and even the
orchestra is to be composed exclusively of
1emale MUSICIANS.
A Belgian clergyman shot himself re-
Gently at the tomb of Napoleon in Paris,
saving that he wished to offer himself up
as sacrifice to the genius Of the first En-
peror.
The New Orleans Picay,tr.e says that city
was never more quiet and orderly than on
election day. Places of business were gene
rally closed.
William H. Salisbury, physician of
Portsmouth, N. H., committed suicide with
prussic acid on Saturday. He was only
twenty-si1 years Of age.
1t is thought that if the Florida fruit
supply continues to increase, the United
States need no longer look to thc West IT.
dies for oranges and lencns.
The penitentiary of Indiana hes cver 200
convicts, whose labor supports the -rstitu-
ton, and the appropriation by tie state
has not been touched.
An English paper advertiscs fer sclo a
pew which commands q lev of nearly
the whole congregation"
During the last two months more than
twenty mlle5 VI uCH piuOW1ih WSAS t~AN 49,
Chicago.
The Vrginian says that ex-Mayor Lud-
low. of Norfolk, has invented cotee-pot
that may make his fortune.
Large numbers of Georgians and Alaba-
mians are emigrating to Arkansas.
London averages eight persons to each
clearinghouse. Paris averages forty.
There is q man in Southwestern Pennsyl-
vania who has walked ninety years on
crutch.
There are more than j, 200 varieties OF
the postage stamps Of all nations.
The corn crop of Ohio this year is esti-
mated at al 100000 bushels.
1t is stated that General George Il. Thomas
voted this year for the first time in his life.
Chilicothe, Ohio, boasts of two families
with forty-seyen children.
A Philadelphia fslse-teeth manufacturer
makes over TWO million Of them annually.
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GENERAL PRIM ON THE EXPULSION OF
THE JEws.-General Prim has sent the fol-
lowing reply to NJ. Guedalla, President of
the Spanish and Portuguese Jewish Society
of London, who had applied, on behalf of
his co-religionists, for the revocation Of the
edict of expulsion issued in 1892:
81 have received the congratulations
which you have addressed to me thank
you sincerely for the elevated sentiments
which you express; am convinced that
the triumph of the revolution must estab-
lish without any restriction all religious
liberties but what you SO justly demand
is not within my individual province to &C
cord. BE pleased, therefore, to send direct
ly to the Provisional Government, or to its
President, on application similar to that
which have under my eyes, and let it be
written in Spanish, in order that it may be
Immediately examined with all the atten-
ton that so important question demands.
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AFFAIRS IN New YURK-ALLEGED ELEC-
TON Observation-Disclosures AND OTHER
GASES IN THE CouRTS.-Nelo York, No
yember 9.--Judge Barnard, in Court OF
yer and Terminer, called the attention of
the grand jury to the reports in circulation
relative to election frauds, and charged
them # anything in relation to them came
before them to investigate them thoroughly.
The United States frigate Franklin, flag
'AN OF Admiral Farragut's, arrived this al
ernoon from European waters.
The Rosenberg naturalization fraud case
indictments were up to-day in the United
States District Court, before Judge Blatch-
.gid, aud were RENTED back to the United
Hate8 Circuit Court for argument before
Judge Nelson on Wednesday.
Judge Nelson to-day refused the motion
,Sf writ Of habeaS corpus in the case of
iaeophilus G. Callicot, convicted last May
y. fraud on the Government in the internal
revenue department.
Judge Benedict, in the United States Cir
Soit Court, to-day inflicted q fine of $500,
DC committed until paid, upon Lewis
"no# Tor violating an Injunction of the
s.Oft by selling hard rubber combs, an an
;''ngeAeni Of the rights Of the India Rub
Ter Company.
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WAsHINGToN's PoRTRAIT.-A correspond
ent writes from Madrid
As one of the signs of the times may
mention that the portrait of Washington
has been placed under the grand canopy
in front of the town hall in Barcelona in
place of the picture of Isabel Segunda,
torn down. Barcelona is Republican, and
it manifests its sympathy with republican
institutions by placing in the most honor
able position in the commercial capital of
Spain the portrait of one of the celebrated
founders of free institutions in the world.
Spain is marching on. The revolutionary
holiday seems very little like growing to q
close.
Bands are trayersing the city at all hours
of the day and night, and enthusiastic pro-
cessions follow the never-to-be-tired-of
"Hymn Of Riogio," that Is sung, whistled,
and hummed every morning, noon, and
night, to the utter exclusion of any other
music whatever. | could not bear Yam
kee Doodle" or "John Browns March," If
played for fifteen consecutive days without
intermission much less do fancy the pa
triotic Spanish music, which has its merits
to be sure, but scarcely enough to bear
it through this musical crisis. 1t will
be all over some Of these days,
hope. All the Spanish papers speak in the
most cordial and friendly manner OF the
United States, which SO promptly exhibited
its sympathies for free institutions by &C
knowledging the Provisional Government,
founded by the will of the people, and they
have given no heed to the evidently false re-
port Of the Philadelphia correspondent CT the
London Times that the Government had
initiated O movement for the annexation of
Cuba to the United States. They have too
much good sense to believe any stupid re-
port like that.
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and his mails were robbed BY rebels, who
have seized mails ct various points in the
disturbed districts.
The Provisional Government has autho-
rized the Captain-G General to use his
own discretion in using the death penalty
for political offences.
The removal Of Lersundi from the Cap
tain-G eneralship Of Cuba, and the appoint
ment Of Dulce in his place, was officially
published on Saturday.
The revolutionary disturbances are
confined to the eastern district, The rest Of
the island is tranquil.
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Missouri CONGREssMEN.-The Missouri
congressman elect are: First district
Erastus Wells, Democrat gain. Second
4. Finklenburg, Radical. Third-James
K. Mccormick, Democrat. Fourth-S. II.
Boyd, Radical. Fifth. S. Burdett, Ra-
deal. Sixth-James Shields, Democrat ;
cain. Seventies. F. Asper, Radical.
hlghth-J. +. Benjamin, Radical. Ninth
William F. Switzler, Democrat gain.
We note the first, sixth, and ninth dis
tFlcts as gains because they are now repre-
sen,ed by Radicals. They have, how
ever, always been Democratic districts.
Aessrs. Mccormick and Benjamin are the
only members elect who are members of the
Present. House.-St. Louis Republican.
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New MODE OF PREPARING MORTAR
An experiment is stated, and its result.
One part Of well-slaked lime mixed care
fully with three parts of fine sand, and just
before using the mortar add three-quarters
of part of fine unslaked lime, the whole
to be mixed thoroughly. The preparation
used in building foundation wall resisted,
after four days, pointed iron, so hard had
the mortar become and after two months
the mortar was as hard as stone.-NorJoN
HirQiniQn.
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Second DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, November l0.-P. Mn
replying to the Mayor and the reception de-
monstration committee this afternoon, Gen
eral Grant said:
Gentlemen,-I am very glad to meet
you all and receive your congratulations,
but hope you will spare me any public de-
monstration. As l live here in this city,
and will be glad to receive my friends at
any time without display, | prefer having
none, and none will be held with my con-
sent. To receive you at any time either
here or at my residence without any de-
monstration will be much more agreeable
to me, and l hope will be agreeable to you
I shall take the demonstration all for
granted, and appreciate your motives the
same"
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sNsURANCE COMPANIES.

A LBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPA-
n NY, assets 1890 oooi
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY, assets
sEoRei1 HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
assets $3.50, 900;
NATIONAL FIRE. Baltimore, assets $1oo oW,
MERCHANTS and MECHANICS, Baltimore,
assets s2t0 900;
MARYLAND FIRE, Baltimore, assets 4soo. 900;
INTERNATIONAL FIRE, New forh asse"
PurNAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
EouirABLE s LIFE Insurance COMPANY,
New York, assets s. 900, 600;
E.TNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, dAr-
ford, assets 81, 900 900.
assurances granted on PROPERTY and LivES
In town or country, and losses adjusted ana pAlo
O. this agency. j. d. MONTAdUEr
no ll-W &SIm i agent.
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A friend of General Butler meeting him
the day after his election remarked d"
presume the lion and the lamb will lie
down together now" eyes," replied the
General, /" but the lamb will be inside Of
the ion."
The negro suffrage amendment to the
Missouri State Constitution is undoubtedly
defeated. St. Louis, while giving ma
ioritv of 1854 for Grant, gives s,S25
against it.
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Municipal Election nt Charleston.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November lO.-The
municipal election took place to-day, and
was attended with intense excitement.
Chancellor Lesesne was the candidate of
the citizens party for mayor, and Gilbert
Pillsbury the Republican candidate. The
vote has been very close, and will not be
counted till tomorrow forenoon.
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IRON WORKS.
w MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT & AD-

NTEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT q AD-
y DINGTON. lil5 Cary street, near -Four teenth
srEAM-ENGiNE and BOILER RkPAlRIAS
in city and country; Tobacco Machinery on ~
kinds made new and repaired Scales OF ali kina.
repaired and adjusted; SEWING MhCHlNES o.
ali kinds repaired and all parts for same furnlsnsn
aud the LATE IMPROVEMENTS put on O. sns
FLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER W1Lsoa
SEWING MACHiSES. SLOAT ELLlIi ~ III.
CHIN Es for sale and purchased EXCLUSIVE ase,s s
for supplying the Judson Patent Govei nor aiio
Valves for sleam. engines also for the celsofals
Seldcn,s Patent Packing for steam ehgiaes an ~
for the great and useful Lathe enaoA h'1a' y
Messrs. E. Horton 4 son. s,o.n
asm a. JACKSON ADDlNGTON.
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General ROsecrans oil for Mexico.
New YORK, November lO.-The steamer
Grenada, with General Rosecrans and
family, and General Longstreet aboard
sailed for Vera Cruz to-day.
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Congress Adjourned until December.
WASHINGTON, November 1O.-President
Wade, of the Senate, and Speaker Colfa1,
of the House, to-day adjourned Congress
until December It'll.