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aONETARY & UOMMERCEAL
new FORK Market.

9y Telegraph.l New YORK. Nov. 20
CoTToS-More active and firm; saIos. Z .oO0
51H 55s1IHessat 2434c for low niddtngs, and 3I9
FLoUR-Receipts,2 %, ,929 barrels: IOc lower.
moderate business sales, {, 200 bbIs, at s5 00
.gS5 % for superhne State and Western
% SO91.lo ior extra State; So 20aT 25I for
extra Western; 81 9Ja9 rs Tor while wheat
extra; ~ 40 for round-hoop Ohio: 81 5Oa
ga 81 w lor common TO fair extra st. Louis
SIO VOgsIE ~ Tor good to choice do closfng o
quiet. California flour. SO 75aIO 90. rive fiouT
IN IN M mod derate request; sales OF 400 barrels at
sOSo onS W Ine latJer price an extreme.
ern free at 81 DS " -
e WHEAT-Receipts I75 561 bushaIs. 1670c
iower; moderate inquiry; sales of $4,000
ousne ss l at u 4Sgl oil Tor No. Spring ST .58
az, 81 for No. I do; 81 52gI 58 for Nos. /
and = mixed 81 20 for white Micnigan.
W kYE--t1uiet; Western at ST 81.
BARLEY-Q MET; sale OF q. 100 lhushals at
q 70 ior site 81 IL for Canada West.
BARLEY mALT-QuIet. t TT
CoRN--Receipts =, MS bushels. without
Grange; safes OF $1,000 bushels at 81 O8ai u
SWaeiass, unso una; 81 1Ss 10 for sound mixed
osTs-Reoeipts s9,sls bushels; a shade
dV"el an9 more acdye; safes 100000 bush.
afloat. - ''OAe '"0'
RIcE-DuH. E GH.
CoFEhEa FEE DaiI; sales oc0O0 sacks of Rio
syo Ak-Du1; sales of $50 hhds. of Cuba
AioLAssEs-D Dull; sales ono barrels Of
MuscOVadO al 4Sc. Fl IT
HoPs-Qutet, atI5a2jc.
PErROLisUM--Fir irTn. at I(3c for cruda and
30c for refined bonded.
LINsEED OIL-Heavy, at 95a97c.
HoRk-Qule5 and heavy: sales of 600
Dafdel & re Is az 80 O0s929 90 for mess, closing at
sz5 W asked; t26 20 for old do s27 bla27 70
ioF ioeS ana 1869 do: 81 75g22 90 for prime
~ UOgzo W tor prime mess. Also. go bar
private tefms. =
BEEFe--ouleti sales 6i5 barrels at $40 oo.a
Slo % I9i new plain mess; Sl6 t0@20 90 for
new extra mess. Tierce Beef QuieI at 50 LO
{Ss5o % Tor prime mess, and $50 O0g4Jl % for
Ind1a mess.
at So 00g-9 90. -, =
1 lCUT Mats Active; sales of $50 padkagf s
/ az Iz9lz1ac for shoulders, and Iz9 I3c Iol
/ hams. mlddIeS dull.
/ LARD -Edrn1 with more doing: sales OF
I 800 tiereesv att l514 9l61sc Tor steam and
I E4I16 for Kettle render ed. Also, 25(
I terces steam, Sellers December, at 1870.
i BUTTER steady at z5g33c for OHIO, and
/ 4O95Ic Tor state
4 CHEESE-FirneF H91S16c. e
II SPIRITS TURPENyrINE : staII at 461a &c
i FRETGHTs-To Liverpool lower; 30 0O'
/ bushels wheat shipped per steamer at.75zd
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European Market.

By Cable.I LONDON, Nov. 2O-Eve.
CoNsoLs-911z; 5-2Os 7414.
FRAHKFORT, Nov. 20.
BoNDs-Firm, at 1875.
.r PARIS, Nov. 20.
RENTES-7O francs and IS centimes.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.
CoTroN-The sales for the week ending
yesterday We're 1900 bales. including 5000
bales for export, and 5000 on speculation
stock 3eO,0o0 bales, of which 10000 We're
American. The amount afloat for this
port is $4,000 bales, including $1,000 bales
OF American. The market to-day is Arm,
but not higher; sales .. 1900 bales of
middIiDg uplands at lO5zd; Orleans at lid.
Manchester yarns and fabrics steady.
BREADsTUFFs-QuieJ and lower.
PEAs-Easier, and not quotably lower.
Provisions - Lard Cos Cd; others un-
changed si
PRODUCE Fine rosin advanced to us,
LONDON, Nov. 20.
SUGAR-TO arrive at 2Gd.
OILs-Lfnseed at eOs@6Os Cd refined Pc
troleum Cd; spirits l0Ld.
TURPENTI SE-I0s.
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EUROPE.
By Atlantic Te1egraph.
Suspected of FenianIsm.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND. G#
LONDON. Nov. 20. Peter Burns
and Martin Constantine were arrested
at Ashton, yesterday, en- suspicion Of
belonging to the Feniau organization
Valuable papers, understood to give
details relative to the organization
were found on their persons.
LONDON, November 20.-The cor
porate authorities OF Brighton yester-
day presented an address to the Min
lister Of the United States. Mr.. John
son, In his response, gave some addl-
tlonaI history of his negotiations with
the British Foreign Office. From
what he let fall concerning the terms
of the convention for the settlement
of the Alabama claims. it appears
that a majority of the Commissioners
are to decide upon the individual
claims of in the case. Fe e5 {
IRELAND. 81
DUBLIN, November 20. = Violent
riots took place at Drougheads dur
ing the election. Troops were called
out, who fired upon the mob. One
ri0ter was killed and several wounded.
PRUSSIA +2i
BERLIN, November 20.-The Prus
sian Diet has adopted a resolution in
favor of entire freedom of debate,
and the resolution has beenfapproVed
by the Crown. ~ - ~
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 20.-The weekly
statement of the Bank Of France
shows that the bullion in the vault
has decreased II, 100000 francs since
last week. ~ r.a
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sd. LonIs Market.

By Telegraph.I ST. LOUIS. Nov. 90.
ToBACcO-Steady and unchanged.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged: supeffine
81 1906 IS extra So oiouDIe extra IS 75a8 !:
treble extra s9d9 80; fancy Sl0gl0 50.
WHEAT - Buyers contended for lover
prices, but no decline was established; low
prime to strictly prime red Fall sold a.
81 459l 75; choice to fancy red and white
81 S21z@2 "; Spring In request, but none
On The market. st~a ist
-oCoRN-Searce and higher 739slc for new,
and S5c for old. - - =
RYE-Advanced to 81 I4691 20. aft
TRoVISIoNS-Quieta and prices are work.
Ing down; new mess pork S24C924 Is; dry
salted clear sides 14c; bacon, clear sides l8e;
nominally lower, but there were no sales
reported.
WHIsKY-AIarket heavy and slow; aIes
at 9715@9Sc. ISL.
Hoes - Receipts increasing and prices
easter, ranging, In fair demand and sup
ply, at 41s0J512c; choice scarce at 61z(a6c.
SHEEP-In lalr supply and moderate de-
mand at s2tdS 30.
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MADIso IND.
Courier Oalce Partially Destroyed by
h2 = Fire. a. E1sI

MADISON, Ind, November 2O.-A
fire was discovered in the Tear end of
the third story of the Courier build
ing, about 8 PM. to- day. The job
rooms We're partially destroyed. The
news room was seriously injured by
water and the pi-ing of forms. The
fire was the work OF an incendiary, as
the fire wasgiin the far end of the
room, IN a waste box, and the stove
Is near the front of the building. The
proprietors say they will issue their
paper as usual to. morrow Insured.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Gen. Grant In Philadelphia.


PHILADELPHIA, November 20. -
General Grant took a walk along
Chestnut Street to day, visiting Indc
pendence Hall and Square. III was
recognized, and a throng gathered,
but after some delay he succeeded in
fanking his admirers, and returned to
the Continental He will partake Of
a banquet to be served by the Loyal
League, and be serenaded by the Boys
in Blue, this evening.
is PHILADELPHIA, November 20 -
General Grant partook of an enter
tainment at the Union League room
this evening, after which he held a
levee. when members Of the League
were introduced. He was serenaded,
but in consequence of the rain the
intended demonstration of the Boys
in Blue aud the lnyincibies did not
take place.
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HAVANA.
Progress OF the Cuban InSurPcctIOn
Liberal Views OF LersuDdi.

HAVANA, Nov. 20-Volmancuneo
has arrived with troops at Puerto
Principe, and will Immediately open
the campaign against the insurgents
in conjunction with the forces of
Colenels Lana, Campbello and Qdiras..
A telegram was received from Sal-
mando, which says that 500 insur-
gents had presented themselves to
him and been pardoned. Drz
Intelligence received from Port au
Prince says: After the bombardment
of Jermia President Salnave bonn
barded for FIVE hours the town of
Misagoano, but was finally repulsed.
Many of his pickets surrendered to
the revolutionists.
The districts of Bornee and st.
Nichols have joined the revolution.
All foreign Consuls have been noti-
fed by Salnave that he intends short
ly to attack the towns of Jackmel and
st. Mary, and an American man OF
war was looked for with anxiety.
Several other nations have vessels
4 in this port, but there has been ne
American vessel here since Septem-
Il 1ar eea
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AMUsEM ENTs.
GERMAN OPERA,

The only one in the United statesi
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SAN FRANCISCO.
ShIpWreck In the Pacific - More
Earthquakes. ale.l s.

SAN FRANcIsco, November 19.-
The ship Hellespont, Captain Saul,
from Melbourne, Australia, was
wrecked this morning about thirty
miles south of this port. Seven of
the crew were saved, and eleven are
missing, including the captain and
mate. The vessel Immediately went
to, pieces. She win prove a total
loss.
A heavy shock of an earthquake
was felt in Millerton, Treno County,
California. November 10th. The
walls of the Court House were badly
cracked, and the waters Of the San
Joaquin River were disturbed. d
A slight shock was also experienced
in Austin, Nevada, November IL.
The rainy season has commenced.
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Sew YORK COLD and STOCK Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov

MONEY-Easy at SGT per cont. on call.
STERL ING-Ffrmer at g1<991z. l4
GoLD-StrOng; opeaed AZ I3456; fell 10
l34h; advanced to l35, and closed at I341zC9
13456.
against Sll5 000,t 90 yesterday. The Assist.
ant Treasurer viii sell 50, 900 600 next week
in lots of Sl00,000 daily. uH.t
GoYERNAI NTS Active and higher Cou-
pons OF 'Sl, Il4s4gll45s; do. '62, IIOs6g I10s<:
do. '64. l071z9l0i5ss do. '65, lO75zgI071z; do.
new, il01s9ll0A; do. '67, llO5sglI0X; do.
'6s, II01adIIO5z; lO-4Os. lO516QlO5M
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Louisville market.

BY Telegraph,l > LoUIsvILLE. Nov. 20.
TOBACCO Lugs to cutting leaf s. 90 q
SIS %. ~ F rt a tF
FLOUR-Superfine So 2596 90. lis 81
WHEAT-SI 5Bt9I 90. 81 Ilf-i
COKN-New 50t955c. 11 p -f
OATs-53d52c 1ss.I1 aaasA 154 us1
COTToN-Bulk 2l14c.J g = sfst fa sF a4
HoGs-To packers. 754,9TIsc, gross.
NJ EsS PoRK-&24 09924 80. lsf-S5a. los -..f
sIsARD-l50l51ac. His g-zs11 - t8 sl a.f
BACON = Shoulders ls91s<c; clear rib
sides 17c. -ftat+ e. 40 tsft-Is-a
BULK MEATS - Shoulders gIzaIOe. clear
rib sides l37z9l4c, clear sides I31<a lac. =
SUGAR New Louisiana I41Sai5c for fair
toaprfIne. br& taAS aEE44 e-71E
MoLASsEs-75985c.
RYE-S1 20.
WHEKY-Raw, free, 959S7c.
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New YOrk Dry Goods Market.

BY IeIegraph.I NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
The market is quiet for all cotton fabrics
and prices are without change, being be-
low the cost of production; WwoIens are
also duil, except for low priced scarlet
twtlled hannels and domesJics, which are
in IghJ stock and good request; as are
RepellGnts for ladies' cloakIngs.
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RICHMOND, November 20. - Chief
) ustice Chase will arrive here Mou-
day, TO preside at the Fall term of the
United States Circuit Court. jeff.
Davis, it is understood, will appear
by counsel at the present arrange
ment, unless Governments makes diff
ferent requirements.ituss h,r s-..-...
The first snow. of the season fell to-
day, continuing two hours.
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Memnhis Markell.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Nov. 20.
CoTroN-Quiet and very firm at 2214c; re-
ceipts I,SlO bales; exports / Dds bales
weeks receipts 1916 b-les; exports COS
bales; stock 1857 bales.
FLOUR pTices unchanged.
CoRN-At 6Oc.
OATs-At 60d62c.
HAY-At S24 90.
BRAH-At S23 90.
PORR-S27 90.
LARD-At lo9l9c.
BACoN-Efrm; shoulders I41zc; clear sides
at l9c.
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HAVANA, November 20.-Captain
General Lersundi says the statement
that 500 rebels had surrendered and
been pardoned, which was published
in the Diaro this morning, is greatly
exaggerated. The fact is, that Che
dispatches to the Government report
that only about fifty men so far have
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!. The Evansville Cornet Band
Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.

TSTEE undersigned has the pleasure of
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this. beautiful place Of
resort open during the Winter as Res
taurant, and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his Saloons and
Tenpin Alleys for that purpose. He will
be prepared to serve up OYSTERS and all
other delfcacies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated H
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novl7 diff ED. WELLER.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

Grants Majority 1O,t46 In Indiana.
INDIANAPoL1s, Nov. 20.-Grant's
official majority in Indiana is 10, ,146,
a Republicans gain over the vote in
October of $, 49,
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COLUMBUS.
Grants Majority in Ohio 4l,1SO.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 2O.-The
official vote in Ohio at the November
election, gives Grant $50, ,222, Sey-
mour 239,032; Grants Majority Al, :
100.
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DeuaI Sment of MIssOuri-LIeut. Gen.
ShermaEa's RepOrt-An Interesting
and important DOcument-lnter-
nal Revenue Reeeipts-OhaRge Oh
Naval Commanders.
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ATLANTA.
sey mOur's Majority in Georgia 45,2es

ArLANTA,iGa., November 2O.-The
eomplete official returns give the total
vote of the State for President at
$4,000 Seymour's majority 45, ,263.
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QUEENsTowN, November 20.-The
steamship Palmyra, from New York,
arrived on the 18th.
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The Management has the pleasure OF
hsnnoune eing 70 the citizens of Evansville
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GROCERIES.
II TABLE coLLOaUv.-T

IA TABLE COLLO0UY. Il
[ say, %%y dear, where did you buy this
II surely is the best 1 ever did see;
It's flavor is nne, It's strength Is good
would buy more OF II did know where
could?
To the EUREKA BAZAAR then straight
way 60,
And bring me home pound or twOi
For II was there I bought a., just 10 try,
And If you liked IL. more would buy.
To the EUREKA BAZAAR I viii surely
go,
Aud bring you home five pounds or sOi
For no one appreciates higher, you see,
so richly Favored a cup Of ten.
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEEs, EXTItACTs,
and SPICES
Are retafled there at wholesale prices,
Aud everything else IN ihe grocery line;
Their stock is large and the assortment
fine.
Ifwhat you tel me / find so,
shall tell atthe neighbOrs there 10 60,
For"a sixpence saved isa shilling earned"
so remember this Is a good thing learned.
That they can retail go low is "a matter or
surprise,
But the secret Of this in nutshell lies
They buy for cash, and sell for the same,
50 they don't have to charge for "dueEs
that are lame"
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Grants Majority In Indians
10, JAG.
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And bring me home a pound or twoi
For IL was there bought a., just 20 try,
And If you liked IL. more would buy.
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To The EUREKA BAZAAR 1 WIN surely

Aud bring you home five pounds or so;
For no one appreciates higher, you see,
so richly Favored a cup Of ten.
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Ship wrecks in the Pacific
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Con. Grant IN Philadelphia
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GRAND GERMAN OPERA
Saturday, November 2Ist, 1868

with the following brilliant company.
PRTArA DONNA, MARIE FREDERICT,
Known in the Eastern aud Western
q Continents.
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FnII CLorus and Orcheslr...

HERR HIEBNER ........................-.Planast
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% the EUREKA BAZAAR then Straight
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Thomson had succeeded to the Archbshooric
OF Canterbury and Samuel Wilberorce to that
OF YORK. IL was promptly forwarded to the
Associated Press as part of the news of the day.
To-day, however, IL is officially denied that
these promotions in the Church OF England have
been made.
PARIS, Nov. 13 AT the Council of Ministers
held at the Tuileries, proof was adduced OF the
existence oil conspiracy for the overtnrO Y o:
the existing order of affairs in France. A reso-
luton was adopted providing. for the use OF
most vigorous measures for its suppre SION.
Public journals Will be exempted from interier-
eDce, IL they refrain from iDciting the people
against he Government.
Leon Joseph Hunen, editor of the Steele, died
to day, aged siXty-nine.
MADRID, Nov. 13.-General Dulce, upon
leaving for Cuba, will take with him number
OF city officials, who are to replace the present
administrative authorities. Very extensive
powers are granted HIN in view of the troubled
condition of the island. Civil marriages are
now OF frequent occurrence in Spain. The
formation of Protestant church in Madrid has
been sanctioned by the Provisional Govern.
ment Admiral Topete, Minister of Marine,
faIors the Dake of Montpensler as a candidate
for royalty,
MADRID, Nov I3.-The Captain General Of the
Philippine Islands will be removed by order of
the Provisional Government. Prim, Secretary
of War, has issued an order for )iddiug the
attendance Of armed soldiers at public meetings.
The Papal Nuncio at Madrid continues his rela-
tions with the new Government.
VIENNA, Nov. 13.-The bull for putting the
army on a war footing has passed the Reichs
rath by Il large majority,
VIENNA, Nov. 13.-News has been received of
a collision between two trains on the road near
Harroyitz, in Bohemia. Twenty.three persons
are reported killed and siXty.one injured.
LONDON, Nov. l3.-Adyices from Yokohama,
JaTaU, to the 8th of Octooer, report tnat
severe shock OF earthquake occ1rred at Hogo.
HAVANA, Nov. 13.-It recently came to the
knowledge of the Government that band of
fourteen persons had started from Havana for
rG
Vuelta Abao region. On the 1lth instant the
rural police succeeded in sting twelve of the
party at San Cristobal. Senor AguiVe mer.
chant OF Yaras, who is charged with receiving
arms and ammunition for the revolutiOnists
has been arrested, and was brought here yes.
terday. Balmasedo has arrived at Manzanillo,
whence he issued a proclamation, giving the
revolutionists eight days to lay down their
arms,
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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Nov. l3.-Lord Stanley opened the
Parliamentary canvass in the borough OF Kmg's
Lynn, to-day, with a speech TO his constituents.
After iewing aud defending the policy of the
Ministry, he proceeded to consider the state of
Europe. He said the mutual jealousy and the
overeroWn armaments OF France and Prussia
were a source of uneasiuess. but believed If
peace was maintained France would become
reconciled to the union OF Germany under the
leadership of Prussia. He feared that Turkey
was IN danger, but from internal causes. Re:
turning to the questions which agitated Eng
land, he declared himself in favor Of reform, out
opposed TO the dIsestablishment of the Irish
Church. In the course of his address, he
announced that the differences with the United
States were so far settled that the arrangement
made only awaited the ratification OF the Gov
ernment at Washington.
LONDON, Nov. l3.-Ihe London Times to-day,
In an article or. the convention for the settle
ment of the Alabama claims, alludes to Secre-
tary Seward In the following terms:-"The
official career of Mr.. Seward is now drawing to
a close. To the favorable result of the late war
his skill and energy largely contributed. His
foreign policy has been successful, and he retres
when all chances of domestic and foreign strife
have disappeared. He must naturally wish, in
common with Lord Stanley, to terminate, before
retiring from Office, dispute OF all the details
of which he IL master. The convention Is
especially important, because at time when
national jealouses weaken confidence, II estao-
fishes fIeer precedent for resort to arbitration
instead OF war for the settlement OF differences
LONDON, Nov. IA report was extensively
published yesterday to the effect that William
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Domestic Affairs.
losed Yesterday at 1884.

Gold closed yesterday at 1885,.
General Schofed is in Baltimore.
Alabama is now conceded to Grant by $500
majority.
Chief Justice Chase has decided not to hold
court in Georgia.
"A large number OF meteor5 were observed
at New York last night.
The internal revenue receipts average about
$250,000 per day.
There is not Democrat1n the newly elected
Kansas Legislature.
None of the Cabinet officers have yet COM
pleted their annual reports.
The Cole case is again on trial at Albany;
two new jurors were obtained yesterday.
1t is said that the Rev. DR.. Littleohn will
decline the Bishopric of Central New York.
An election for Bishop of the new Diocese
of Long Island will be held on Wednesday next.
The customs pts at this port from the
I'd TO the 7th instant, inclusive, amounted to
$l25,979.
Three more men have been held to bail in
New York for completely in naturalization
Collector Perry Fuller, of New Orleans, was
in consultation with President johnson yester-
THE books and papers of the Live Stock
Company OF st. Louis have been seized by the
authorities.
All the papers 10 Washington, D. c., are
preparing to become Administration organs
after the 4th of March next.
The sentence of Mrs. Victor, to be hanged
for the murder of her brother, in ohio, has Deen
COMMITTED to Imprisonment for life.
There will be reunion of the Societies OF
the Cumberland, Tennessee, Ohio aud Georgia,
In Chicago on the 10th and 10th inst.
Montgomery Blair advises the Democrats in
the Missouri Legislature to vote for the re.elec-
tion of Mr.. Henderson to the United States
Senate.
"A woman aud four children were burned to
death in the hotel at McKinzle, on the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad, in Tennessee,
yesterday morning.
"A train on the Memphis and Charleston road
was thrown from the track near PTde's Station,
AIalN. an no rl
were wounded and locomotive and number
of cars wrecked,
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
" Principal Depot. No, 9O4 @ " ESNUT street.
Central Depot. No. lCS s. FIFTH street one door
below Chesnut. Established 1852
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-14
FROM WASHING TON.
WASHINGTON, November IS.
President Johnson

is unwilling TO act in the matter of the charges
preferred against McCulloch and Rollins by Gil
mer of Richmond, and has referred them to Mr..
Evarts. The impression prevails that Gilmers
effort is black mailing scheme.
General Grant
will spend one or two days IN New York, q dav
or two at West Point and on his return will
spend day or two in Phila ielphia. The trip is
merely to see his son
At West Point,
and has 10 political significance.
Secretary SchOfeId
went to Baltimore to-day, and will not return
until tomorrow. He and Seward were absent
from the Cabinet meeting.
Great Destruction of Property.
SYRACUSE Nov. 18.-The Sherman House.
with a number of adjacent buildings. was
burned this morning. The total loss is about
S130, GOO; insured for $65, 900.
From Albany.
ALBANY, Nov. 13.-The entire morning was
occupied in empanelling jury IN the Cole case
Two additional jurors were obtained, Richard
d. Belts and Oscar M. Crego of Albany.