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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19
TELECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
The Parliamentary Elections Still
In Favor Of the Liberals.
Contradictory Reports of the
Situation in Spain
The War i'm Northern India
Ended.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
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Manzanillo Besieged by the
Insurgents.
PROGRESS OF THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA
Battle Between the Ku KluX and the
Militia in Arkansas.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Progress of the Electi0ns-The Successful and
Defeated Candidates. .~ ,

Progress of the Elections-The Successful and
Defeated Candidates. "a
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1862
London City, which is entitled to four members OF
Parliament has elected three out Of four OF the
noeral candidates.
Richard Baggallay, conservative is defeated In
Hereford. - s~-~
Later returns show that Edmund Beales, liberal
candidate for the Tower Hamets has been defeated.
w. Il. Russell, LII. D. Dull Run Russelp, liberal
conservative. is defeated in Chelsea.
Thomas Miner Gibson, liberal, is defeated In Ash
ton-undcr-Lyne.
Lord Stanley, present Secretary OF State for For.
eign AFFAIRS is elected from Lynn-Regis.
Chelsea returns two liberals Sir Fl. Hoare and Mr..
q. Dixie.
Southampton returns two conservatives, Messrs.
Russell Quincy and p. NJ Hoare.
Dublin University returns two conservatives.
Four ran.
Liverpool has elected Mr.. Graves and Lord San
don both conservatives and one OF the two liberal
Edward Pleydell-Bouverie, liberal. is elected from
Kimarnock.
1t is understood that if Mr.. Gladstone is declared
elected from Southwest Lancashire the liberals will
run Mr.. John Stuart Mill in Greenwich, where he
will be sure OF an election.
Latest Election Returns-Liberal Gains.
LONDON, Nov. lS-Midnght.
All the returns received up to this hour show that
the liberals have far elected 23S members. gaining
sixty seats and the conservatives have elected 1875
with gain Of thirty.
Sir Daniel Gooch, conservative has been returned
from Cricklade.
Dublin REFLECTS her members in the last House.
Comments OF the London Press ON the
Election.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1865.
The Times this morning. in a long editorial article
on the elections, claims that the liberal majority
thus far is 100. The voters adhere to the teach
ings OF the constitution, but not read by Dsrae
They have agreed TO redress all wrongs
ana !, to reject change fer the simple
sake Of Change. The result OF the elections
thus far justides the Reform act as all
improvement IN the legislative machine and dis
credits the prediction that it would enthrone the
mob and encourage the dreams OF u wild demo-
cracy.
The Morning Herald to-day says whatever gen.
tence the Ministry may meet hereafter the veruict
was not against them yesterday. On the contrary.
the party now i'll power has been able to command
the government for two years. though in minority,
and it is now less in q minority than before. The
conservative gains more than counterbaance the
conservative losses.
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PENNS YLvANlA.
The Lutheran Church Of America Reply to
the Pope of Rome.

The Lutheran Church Of America Reply to
the Pope OF Rome.
PITTsBURG, Nov. IS, 1888.
The General Council OF the Evangelical Church Of
America in Convention in this city, has unanimously
resolved 10 make reply to the Pope's address to
Professionals. 1t ia TO be made on basis or the
Lutheran confessions, in accordance with the funda
mental principles OF the faith and polity on which
the General Council rests. Drs Schaener, Krauth.
ScIss and Krotei have been appointed as the COM
nttee TO make the reply
Meeting Of Trustees Of the Antiefam Gene
tery-New Ice Boat.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1868.
The Board OF Trustees OF the Antietam Cemetery
met to-day at the Continental Hotel. Present,
Messrs. Jay, OF New York; Boullt, OF Maryland; Sell
Iect OF wisconsin, Cranmer. OF West virginia; Car
man, Of New Jersey, and Grlshaw, OF Delaware. The
Board suspended the consideration OF the whole
subject OF the burial OF the Confederate dead until
the annual meeting to be held at washington on the
9th or December.
new city ice boat was launched this afternoon
from Cramp & SONS snip yard, In the presence Of
large number OF persons. Her motive power Is
twenty per cent greater than the boat used last year.
she il built OF iron and cost 100000 She viii be
ready for service about the first OF the year.
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LOUISIANA.

Newspaper Once Destroyed by a Mob.
Jasper Blackburn, the. editor OF the Homer Itdd
and member OF the present Congress- issues an
advertising supplement from the once Of q demo-
cratic neighbor-the Claiborne AdUocate-in which
he says his ONCE has again been mobbed and
this time entirely ruined so that he Is only
able. through the courtesy and assistance
OF his neighbour to publish the supplements
to fulfil the contracts of his Offical Obltga-
ton until 1t Is definitely decided whether free man
in a free country viii be permitted to publish free
Outspoken newspaper. secure from molestaton. He
says he knows his rights and knowing shall main
tain Them and he will be assisted II necessary by all
the powers OF this great government.
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WAR IN ARKANSAS.

Specis Of War in SEWER C0uuty-Battic with
q Ks KIux Mob-Route OF tho Khan.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. Is. 1858.
A despatch from Little Rock says OF the reported
light at Centre Point Sewer county, that General
Catteons report OF the matter states that he sent
detachment under Major Demby to occupy
Centre Point Just before arriving there they
met about 100 Ku Klux drawn up in line
OF battle. The Ku Klux killed one militia
man and wounded several Others. Major
DENNY then charged their line, killing nine ana
wounding many more. He captured twenty prison
es. twenty stand OF and thirty five horses and
mules The remainder Of the party were completely
routed.
No quorum has been obtained In the Legislature
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

OmciaI Returns of the Observation-Disclosures
ance of the Charleston Mercury-NIasonic.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 18, 1868.
Grants majority in this State, by official returns
now complete is 1859. The seaboard counties gave
larger republican vote than was allowed in the re-
cent estimates.
The publication OF the Charleston Mercury has
been discontinued since Monday last.
James Conner was to-day elected Grand Master OF
the Grand Lodge Of Masons in South Carolina, vice
eX-GOYernOr Orr.
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MISSOURI.
Destructive Fire in st. Louis.

Destructive Fire in st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. Is, 1858.
fire occurred this morning III James Clark h
Co.'s building, on Locust street, which damaged
the store of Forbes Bros 4 White, tea dealers, to
the amount OF $4,000; insured in the Home Insu-
rance Company, of New York, for $4,000 Bal
tic, OF New York, for $4,000; Albany City
for $4,000; Phoenix, OF Hartford, for $4,000;
Of New York, for $500. r. O. Cooper 4 Co, deal
ers in paper collars, lost about $4,000 Tahman Il
Sons shirt factory Is damaged To the extent OF
81 5O0 insured the Baltic Insurance Company for
$1,000; Phoenix, $1,000; Hartford, $1,000; Mary
land, or Baltimore, for $1,000. The total loss ia
about S22 900. Almost the entire damage was done
by water.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoSDoY, Nov. 1s--1:20
p. M.-The following are the prices OF consos and
American securities at this hour:-Consos for money,
"a; for account, %; Erie shares, 30; Illinois, s6
United States dve-twenties, 74k
HAvRE CoTTON MARKEr.-HAvRR. Nov. 1s-The
cotton market Is dull and UNCHANGED, sales have
been made OF low middngs, to arrive, at l2l
LONDON PRODUCE MARkET.-IoSDoN, Nov. H.
Tallow, sis. GIL. per cwt. Petroleum quiet aud
steady. Sperm oil. y6s
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SPAIN.

Conflicting Reports from Spain-S,atc of
the Country.
PARIS, Nov. u.s. 1858.
The Xoniteur says that dispatches received
from oil parts OF Spain entire tranquility.
PARIS, Nov. rs, 1868.
Letters from Madrid report tnat great agitation
prevails throughout Spain.
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NEW YORK.

The Cornell University mt Ifhaca-(:Oldwin
Smiths First Lecture.
ITHACA, Nov. 49, 1858.
Professor Goodwin Smith delivered the first OF his
course OF lectures English history before the Cor
nell University last night He announced his nten-
ton OF residing at the university and OF continuing
his course Of lectures through the entire college
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

Tcru,iuation of the War in Northern India.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1865.
Dispatches from Bombay state that the war in
Northern India has ended.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Failure Of n New brunswick Banker,
ST. JonS, Nov. Is, 1868.
Samuel J. Scovi banker and agent OF the st.
Stephens bank, has suspended and assigned oil his
property. The bank IL said TO be secured II is sup
posed the other creditors win realize 1fty cents on
dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

The NORTH CAROLINA PEANUT CRoP.-Whilc IL liz
too carry in the season TO form probable estimate
OF the peanut crop OF this section, we have
deavorcd TO ascertain some particulars regarding its
extent and value. We find that generally there has
been more land planted this year than last. But we
also ind that the yield To the acre Will not
be near 80 good TINS year M it was last
There viii be large crop made, h0wever-evcn
larger than that OF last year because OF the quantity
OF land planted-but nothing like 80 large ayield
was anticipated The crop IL generally "sorry,n
having never recovered from the great drought or
the early summer. These peas are destined 10 he .
very great source OF profit to this section. Whining.
ton IN. ca Journal, Nor. IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

Lord Monck's Administration Complimcntcd
by the Qnecn-sailing OF the New Governor
General.
OTTAWA, Ontario Nov. Is, 1858.
The Duke OF buckingham has sent despatch to
Lord Monck conveying to him her Majesty's letter
OF thanks for his able administration OF the Cana
dian affairs during an eventfu PERIOD His Lordship
~ authorized 10 make the despatch public in any
manner he may see ht
A despatch received from England by the Atlantic
cable announces that Hon. WIN. McDougal has re-
covered from his recent sickness.
sir John Young sailed from England last Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

Clergyman REV. !. NcMarrayl, writing
from Halifax N says:.Havrg suffered several
with affection, which ocrgynen especially sub
iec having used various remedies, have pleasure In
giving nv testimony the relief have had In the dis
charge OF Sabbath labors from the Of 'BROwNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES' They have been great comfort
Others whom have recommended them have used
For coughs and colds the Troches equally
ahic ucLnu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

Gas Fixtures New aud Elegant Designs.
wholesale retail, moderate prices Mandatory and
warsrooms Nos 3to Last Fourth street. near broadway
N. L. CURTIS GO. n
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RUSSIA.

The Neva Frozen Over.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. is, 1868.
The river Neva is frozen over and many vessels are
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Erring bur Nobic.-Sclf Help sor Yosng Men,
who having erred desire better manhood Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge benefited, return tho
portage. Address Phlauthros, box r. Philadelphia, Ia.
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For First Class Printing of Every Dcscrip-
ton TO tho Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment, "a
Mas ,asre
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Neatness. Economy and Despatch Combined
10 the OF orders Metropolitan job Printing Essao.
lshneut. 81 Nassau sueeet.
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Knox, Entirely Cleared Out Of Old stock by
the demands o. election bet has, with uncysmped
cccry, fdrnshed bis emporium With the charming
winer yes presented 10 fasdious public. No. 2s
Brua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-19

A.-Cold-ine. the Safest aud Most Enectnal
remedy for Colds, sold by druggists,
RuSIiTON'S, Astor House, corner OF Barclay street.
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Enllou,s r. Y. =. Baii0u's u. ". =.
BalIou,s n. VS.. Railou's y. VS.
French Yoke shirts, 6gl broadway, New York.
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Circulars Of Every DescripslAn. ann Notices
to attend meetings printed in the nes< possible manner
hours notice, tweniyhve fkr - less thru
other similar place 10 the city, METROPOLITAN JO8
ESTABLISHMENT, ~ Nassau street.
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with neAtues quckncss aud despatch twenty i've er eens
cheaper than a. any other printing establishment " ne s
" the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING hsrAbb's"
hESr, .. Nassau street.
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wilcox silver Plate compnn,

The Famous Goruer--g1 Nassau Strcrfs
Fulton. The Melrop Job PntIns hstapsse
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ssCoDstituti0u Wafer, L. n Certain Curr fec
Dialects aud all diseases Of the Kidneys Depot q Giin st.
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West Merideu Conn rhowfuom No. s. Chambers s,fccs
New York, would cal attention q the uair ~ er s
Plated tnia on tDe White metal All fbUA hearing thcI
trade marx guaranteed ~ tasm guaNVee P'"', ""
grrea
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Meeting of tue Western Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 1s, 1865
The members OF the western Associated Press held
their annual meeting here to-day. The following
were elected Directors for the ensuing year:H. N.
walker, Detroit; Jonn Knapp ~. Louis; J. Mcdl,
Chicago; w. N. Haldeman, Louisville; X. Smith,
Cincinnati; A. w. Fairbanks, Cleveland w. X. Ho-
lowny, Indianapolis.
subsequently the following officers were elected
II. N. Walker President and er-oDfco member OF the
Executive Committee; John Knapp, Vice President;
]. Medill and X. smith, Executive Committee.
Cincinnati aud Baltimore Railroad-ElcctiOn
Of Onlcers.
CIscIsSArr Nov. Is, 1858.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati and Baltimore
Railroad to-day elected the following as Directions
John KING, G. oliver O'Donnell, Of Baltimore;
Henry G. Lord, Kenuer Garrard, John Donnei
Smith, OF CncInnati; w. lOldham OF Marietta; VIII
liam r. McCiintock, OF Chillicothe.
At meeting Of the directors the following oficers
were elected
John King Jr, Of Baltimore, President; s. W. XII
vert Secretary: John Donnell Smith, Treasurer;
John waddel, Chief Engineer.
Burning Of the Luuntic Asylum In Colum.
bus-Loss or Life.
COLUMBUS Nov. 1911 p. NJ.
fire broke out tonight at ten O'Clock in the Gen.
trai Lunatc Asylum, which is now burning with but
little prospect OF subduing the flames. some pa
uents have been burned.
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Established In 1S00.-Thc Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment. VI Nassau street.
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Three companies OF the sixteenth regulars left
last night for Halifax. II Ia said that two more bat.
Gallons are 10 be Withdrawn from Canada.
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Cr;stndors.s VnrivnlIed Hair Dye.-Soid ana
applied at No castor House. Maauacory g. Maiden lane
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CUBA.

The GOvernnenf Forces Besieged I'm MAN.
zanilI0-KnsurgeHts Within Four Miles OF
Santinso-Famiiies Fiec % Jamaica-(arsat
Coufusion ON the Coast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-02-06
The Festival and presentation.

A good portion of the youth and
beauty of the city was represented at
Washington Hall last night, in atten-
dance of the Presentation and Festival
for the benefit of the North street 81. +.
Church. We noticed, too, great many
persons a little further advanced in
years, promenading through the Hall,
wearing smiles, indicating feeling OF
satisfaction for the way the affair was
progressing. The articles on exhibition
were well and tastefully arranged, and
we hope that all was realized
that was expected by the COM
mittee from them. The tea-sett,
to be presented to the Minister
receiving the largest number of votes,
was a very handsome piece of silver
plated ware consisting of eight pieces,
and the recipient may we'll feel proud
of the distinction taat gives it to him
The gold-headed cane to be awarded to
the Physician, in like manner, is an ar
ticle to be envied, and the fortunate
NJ. ID. will have an opportunity to cher
ish long remembrance for the occa-
sion that gave him this valuable prize,
There were great many other articles
there, very beautiful and attractive, but
we have not the time to specify.
2. S.-The tea.sett was awarded to
the Rev. Gideon Martin, pastor of the
North Street NJ. +. Church, and the
gold headed cane was awarded to Dr..
w. J. Bates by plurality of six votes
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House Rents .

mouse hcns.
To many who are compelled to change
their residences annually the subject OF
house rents is a serious matter. There
is good reason that they should beuneasy
as long as they are not fortunate enough
to own a house of their own. AT the
present time it seems almost Impossible
for a man of moderate income to pre-
cure a house at reasonable rate, and
he either must submit to one of very
moderate dimensions at an exorbitant
price or take up his luggage and depart
for other quarters. This state OF
affairs should not continue, and
the figure of rents should be re,
duced to living rate and be
in proportion to the wages received by
the employe as that paid by the land
lords. Many men are expected to live
in very good places because the position
they hold demands it, but how are they
going to do it unless their salaries are
increased or their rents reduced' We
know of no way of answering this ques'
ton satisfactory but by getting large
number to leave the city, or induce oul
capitalists to build more heHses. The
latter way would be the most preferable
This is a matter that demands their at
tention, and whenever they hold out the
inducemeut of cheap rents the popula
ton will increase, and the value of prop
erty will he enhanced.
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Porto Rico MOIaSses.

so Barrels strictly choice for Bakers USE
Just received aud for sale by
deco NJ. REILLY.
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"Works Like A Charm

Is the testimony of between two and
three hundred ladies in Wheeling who
are using the celebrated Grover x
Baker family sewing machines. The
stitch is beautiful aud elastic; the ma
chinery is perfect and simple; both
threads are used direct from spools; no
fastening of seams by hand the seam
retains its beauty and firmness after
washing and ironing; and the machine
executes the finest embroidery. Sales
room at Oxtoby & Dufield's Jewelry
Store, l03 Main street. Full stock OF
watches, clocks, jewelry, spectacles and
fancy goods.
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RIrst branch.

First Branch met in the City Hall
on Tuesday evening pursuant 80 ad-
jOHrnment.
PRESENTS. Brady, i'll the chair, and
the following members Blair, Carna-
han, Franzheim, Harper, Hall, Pannell,
Quarter, A. Wilson, W. P. Wilson, Nc
Lure, Metcalf, Schallcross and linn.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A resolution was offered in regard to
paving and improving Zane street. Laid
on the table.
The official bonds OF the officers elect,
approved by the Second Branch, were
received and concurred in.
The Branch then adjourned to meet
| in Joint session with the Second Branch
for the purpose of electing officers, af-
ter which a resolution was offered ten
dering the thanks of the First Branch
TO the Second for the hospitality while
in Joint session. The resolution was
adopted.
Branch adjourned.
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"Reminiscences Sale

Of Real Estate in Ohio County, near Vest
Liberty.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE CT THE
ID Circuit Court of Ohio county, West Nir.
ginia, pronounced on the 18th day of May, 1867,
In q cause In Chancery therein then depending,
wherein J. n. Caldwell is complainant and
Samuel Dunlap and others are defendants, i
will, on MONDAY, The eTH DAY or MAkCH, 1868,
proceed to sell at the premises, that piece OF
on tho road from Short Creek to West Alexan.
der, Pa, and Joining lands with Salathicl Curtis;
also Samuel Dunlap's interest in The landed
estate of William Dunlap, deceased, in com.
plainants exhibit -" fled in said iuse, men.
toned. The above mentioned tract or parcel OF
land contains about three and 0ne half acres
more or less, and comfortable building thereon
Sale to commence at ten o'clock A. N. Terms
CASH. Y. RICHARDSON,
feb3dGwtd Special Comm Ss0Rer.
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9th. ryis sull They Come"

For Bookings Unrivalled Baking
Powder. New customers are added TO
the list, and the old ones come more
frequently than ever. One trial is all
that is required to satisfy any one Of
its superiority over all other Baking
Powders. Sold by the proprietor, E.
Booking, No. Odd Fellows Hall,
Booking & Miller, corner First and
Chapline streets, Centre Wheeling, and
by grocsrs generally.