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shipping Notes.
The steamship City Of Mexico the sec.
tona dry dock at Hoboken having wheel put
The following vessels hauled during the week on
Deans railway, Red Hook Propeller Hammitt, having
new wheel schrs Ocean Star scul, 395 tons Lugano
Is tons Jessie Clark $50 tons and steamer Madison County
for general repairs.
Marine Disasters.
BUEEos AYREs, Oct 14-Durng the llth and 18th Oct 1t
nlew heavy sE gale and the American sehr Clara Good
The hull and cargo Of the White Wing Mclean, from Ro
saro Tor Boston, which wrecked at the mouth OF the Pa
rama river previous to Aug 10, sold for E3l54.
FALMOUTH, Nov lsThs General Iee from San Francisco
from the River Pss crs h p So
Miscellaneous.
Purser Harry Haskell of the steamshp Leo from savan
nah, has our thanks for his attentions.
LAusoHEpAt Essex. CT 22d inst from the yard OF David
Ma ne schr Of 20 tons she I, designed for the coast
At Machas goth ins bv John shaw schr sarah 1913 TONS
Sd measurement 70 be commanded by Captain Frank San
csl, A. cu's Me- "a "a ns by the M Dam co%papy brig
cspi eors. W s%t Of es
Al % oyas Sns French s ses sfo0sA built
WhaIemen.
Bark Almira, Marchant Of Edgartown at Fsya Oct
H. with 100 bbs sp oil, which had landed FOR shipment Put
the sickness cooper who had been diseharsed The
ship was IN FIRST rate order, and worked we'll
spoken.
Oct 20, lat III ID N, lon 2g g1g
ship Guardian, Boand from New York for Leghorn Nov
2, lat 49, lon 2g W.
Ship storer, Bryant, from Liverpool for YORK,
Nov H. lat bl, Ion II.
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, Nov 17-Anived below, Abraham Skale, Gre
gerssn, Philadelphia Amira Crosse do Helena, Conn, New
York; Grace Sargesnt, Pote, Callao.
BORDEAUX Nov Sailed from Pauilac roads 18th, OweEo
Post, New Orleans
BREnERuAvEr, Nov A-Arrived, Desiah, 6iikey, Phia-
delphia; 18th, Everhard Delius, Herboth, NYork.
CADiz, Nov l2saled, 0ceana, Asiaksen NYork; Cova-
donga, Wives, do.
Cleared 18th, Arostook, Lord, Boston.
CossTAsrIsoPLE, Nov b-Clssred, Louise Paul, wan
macber, NYork. -
CAsDiFg, No, 's-saisd. sabra Noses K'rsn. New Or
leans.
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Interesting Religious Ser vices in
Washington, New Y ork and
Brooklyn Yesterday.
REV. SELLA 'MARTN ON "CASTE."
The h 4ghts OF the Colored People
to be Secured at the Coming"
Session of Congress.
DiscOnrseS by Beecher Hepworth, Chaplin,
Smyth, Bellows, Potter, rockingham
and Other Eminent DiVineS.

The services in the churches OF the various de-
nominations In this city and Brooklyn were marked
by a somewhat unusual variety OF themes OF dis
course, and as a rule were well attended. Reports
OF the more interesting sermons and ceremonies will
be found below.
Tne feature, however, OF the days sermons will
be found embodied in the discourse by Rev. Seha
Martin, the colored clergyman OF Washington,
which possesses at this time more than ordinary
Significance.
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DEDICATION OF The saEEwoxr LUTHERAN CHURCH i,

The edhce recently erected in Leonard street. near
Greanpoint avenue Greenpolpt, L l.. by the First
German Lutheran church, was dedicated yesterday
III tne presence OF large congregation. The dedl
catoIy exercises were conducted by the pastor Rev.
MI kaseLtz assisted by the Rev. DR.. Walldinke, OF
1t was completed at q cost OF $1,000
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PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER Is, 1869.


Herald Packages.
Captains and Purse Of Vessels arriving at this mort will
please deliver all packages for the HERALD to our
regularly authorized agents who attached to our Steam
Yscht nee The New York Associated Press do not now
collect marine delivery of packages
as VIII be seen by the following from
OF the regular monthly meeting held March 81 1885,
Kesoved That and after April 1853, the Associated
Lress VIII discontinue the collection of ship
harbor Of New York. Passed unanimously.
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BURGLARY IN THE FIFTEENTH WARD.-On Saturday
night the liquor saloon OF John Carey, at the corner
OF Macdougal and Amity streets, was entered by
burglars and few articles stolen. No arrests
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nation with its own works, and thus we are making
our calling and election sure by being q patton
worshpplng God IN all His holiness.
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S HIPPIN NEW s.
Almanac for New York-This Day.

Sun rises. z 03 Moon rises ..eve Is
Sun sets. ....... "a High water. ..eve 4 55
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EYES AND EARS.

A RTlFICIAL HUMAN EyEs.--BAUCH L GOUGEI~
IA MANN formerly with Prof. B0iSsonneap, OF Pars),
and nseers OF the improved Artificial Human Eye
ulty. - -
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BELOW.

snip Lake Ontario (Br, McFarane, 90 days from Liver
No 10. - ~
Brig Pedro.
Brig Muscosado, 30 days from Demarara,
schr Laura CAN reported by pilot boat Stewart No ST.
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SAILED.
shipping Notes.

Steamship Regulator, Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset NV.
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. Another suit aga,nAt E,Io.

lNEW YORK, NOV. ",
Another suit has been commenced
eguinSt the Erie Railway Company by
the lSrgers' Locomotive Works OF Pa.
ters0n, which charges that ex0rbllAnt
freightHge has been demanded for
transportation over tho Erie Railway,
from Paterson TO Jersey CITY, aud thai
transportation II sometimes refused
altogether. unless through an express
company, 10 which the directors are
specially partial.
In consequence of the revelations oI
alleged frauds resulting from lnvest1-
cations into the affairs OF the Erie Rail.
road, a Judge Of the Court OF Appeals,
now In session at Trenton, stated yes-
terday that the railroad companies oi
New Jersey, particularly the New
Jersey Central, were about to be Be,
verely overhauled.
The suit OF the RoRers'5 Locomotive
Works, Of Paterson. N. j., against the
Erie Railroad Company, involve the
question of a violation OF the charter OF
that road from the legislature OF that
State. The complainants pray that the
Erie managers be compelled 10 shO "
up the whole details OF Its manage
are cited 10 answer before Chancell or
Hebraski and show cause why the
prayer OF the complainant shall not be
granted, which was filed on the 2lst Of
August.
The Herald says the Passalc county
Grand Jury has also indicted James
Fisk, Jr, and Jay Gould, and upon
their being caught upon Jersey soil
they will bO arrested and ArrAlgned
forthwith. They are charged by the
Indictment with fraud and conspiracy.
1t appears that the discharge OF 200
workmen in the Trenton. N. j., rolling
mills arises from the complications Of
the Erie Railroad Company, who own
the property.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. q

CINCINNATI, Nov. q.
FLoUR-UnchanKed
0RAIN-W Wheat-U nchanged. C0rn-Flrm
and scarce at 81 for old, and 8S9S5c for now;
the latter rate for choice white.
CoTroN-Flrm and more doing; middlIng
&c.
WHIsKY-steaIy at SlC0.
Ho0s-Firm and In good demand at % 756l
head,
PRovrsIoNs-Grecn Meats-Olosed firm;
sales at llA6Dll11e for Shoulders; l4I6l4ISc
tor sides, aud lo1IS, 1875 and 1870 for MANS,
me latter rate to be delivered on Monday,
tulk Moata-NominAlly unchanged; Bhonl-
ders IL 2}49l215Sc: sides l6kGSlB5So, packed 70
days IN salt. BAcOn-In light demand;
shoulders lG114@lBc on spot, and l5c To come
out OF tlnoke next week. sides lSGlSAc for
clear rib and clear.
LAnD-In demand at ls9lS]Sc, but now
held at 1ShGlSz<c.
EGGs-$8Gg39c; supply better.
BurTER-Elrm al 50@B5c for fresh,
CHEESE-UnchRnge1 at l71S0I9c,
OIL-UnchRnged.
SEEDs-Clover Seed advanced to lin per
pound, and Timothy Seed to s. 65D3 u per
buahel.
BEEF CAT7LE-U Unchanged and quiet.
GoLD-l2Ik.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Live Stock Market.
BALTIMORE, Nov, Is

OAAAA1Au4kks NoNs 81
BEEF CA1TLE.-The offerings at thescales
during the past week amounted tol ,9i5 bead,
against 28Il last week. OF the number or.
tered il9 head came nom Ohio and 36l from
West Virginia, over the Baltimore q Ohio
Railroad. Prices to-day ranged as follows
Old COWS aud Sealawags at SSGJi 80; onlinRry
lhin snem. oxen and cows A. u 6096 80; fair
70 good stock cattle s596 IS; fair quality
Deeves So O097 0O; and the very best DeeYes
" 29S q, per 100 lbs, the average price being
about % 20 gross. The market was active NJ
an advance OF about 81 per 100 lbs on tho
rates Of last week.
sHEEP.-The supply during the past week
has been too great for the demand, and the
market Ia dull at 0 decline OF 10 pr ID on
common grades, while good and extra sheep
remain unchanged. Prices to-day ranged as
follows: For common 70 extra fat sheep S11S
@6o per ID gross.
HoGs,-ThS supply during the past week
has been barely Sufficient for the demand,
and wenotice an advance OF 80 per 100 lbs.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair 10 good
lat hogs a. SlS b09lA 30 per 100 bis net.
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WAsIIINGrON.
Tho Coming Message ana IIepOrtG...
Filling up.
WARHINnThN Nov 90

Tho Coming Message ana IIepOrtG...
Filling up.
WAsHIEdToN, NOV. 2S.
The report OF the Secretary OF War,
together with subordinate reports OF
the various military departments and
bureaus and that OF General Sher.
man, have been sent to the Public
Printer. The report of the Secret ary OF
the Treasury and Secretary OF the
Navy are not yet finished. With these
exceptions all the reports OF heads OF
departments are nearly completed. But
few II any Of them will be furnished to
the press In advance, rs an effort will
be made by the heads OF departments IL
to prevent their premature publication
Rs In repeated Instances heretofore.
1t Is certain that the Presidents mes.
sage will not be furnished TO the press
until the day II 10 sent to Congress-, nor
will 1t be put In type until It shall OIL
cially be made public.
Additional members OF Congress con.
tiuue to arrive, though not In very
large numbers. The hotels and board
ing houses are hlling up. and the pres
paratlons in all directions indicate the
near approach Of the session Of Com
RreAB,
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Tho Erie, Atlantic and Great Western
ImbroglIo.



All the morning was spent in con-
ference and consultation and In open
Court. In the afternoon Judge Backus
read the resignation OF Jay Gould Of
The recelvership OF the Atlantic Il Great
Western Railroad Company, to take
effect January 1st, 1870, on condition
that the lease OF the Atlantic & Great
Western and branches to the Erie 40.
Cordlng TO the contract Of December 7th,
1868, be In force until the sale Of the
Atlantic i Great Western, under the
foreclosure ofthe mortgages prayed for
is perfected and Inc Erie shall operate
this road until the lease shall legally
end. Mr.:MoFarlRnd for Mr.. O'Do6srty
stated that hts resignation would also
take effect New Years. The Atlantic
& GreaL Western party through Judge
Collins, presented the name OF Judge
Reuben Hitchcock, OF PainsvIlle, Ohio,
for receiver. Judge BoYnton appoint.
ed Hitchcock under S2OO,0O0 bonds.
This ends the trouble until next Court.
The answer iu the petition for forGclo-
sure and sale are 10 he filed January
10th and the case will Ee ready for hear
Ing January 2th.
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MIR. PAUL GERAuD. the brother-in.
law OF the Minister OF Portugal to this
Government, Is 10 be married on Sd
prox. 10 Miss Mary Wormley, OF Wash
ington, n lady who Is rich, educated,
beautiful and accomplished, but who
has about an eighth ofAfrIcan blood In
her veins. Geraud Ia gentleman OF
position and education, and is about
twenty-seven years OF age. He is pos
sessed OF wealth, and has noted conuec.
tlons In France, from whom he receives
a life annuity. The event promises to
disturb social circles there for somo
time to come.
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KENTUCKY.
Diversions OF lhe chlvalry.
MinIatnre War at SOmerSet..A Pitched
BaItle.-- Three Men Killed
anu Ono Wounded.
AmmuniIlOn ExhauStetl...A Truce.
TarYo1,yrrn NYa no

Ammunition Exhausted.-A Truce.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. q.
A desperate character named Cooper,
who had been whipped by q party OF
regulators, In Pulaski county, caused
the arrest OF some OF his neigh bors,
whom he accused OF administer the
chastisement. Saturday morning was
fixed for the trial. and Cooper and his
friends entered Somerset, the county
seat, armed 10 the teeth. Here the ac-
cused parties numbering 20, and Coop.
er with his confederates equally strong
entered Into a quarrel, which culmln-
aIed In O regular pitched battle, One
hundred and hIty shots were fred, re-
sulting In the killing Of three men,
named Todd, Doulton and William
Peasants, and u1ortally woundlnR one,
James Peasants. The fight was abated
by mutual consent, both parties being
out OF ammunition. Shortly after,
each party having recruited its forces,
were about to re-enter the town, bat
armed citizens warned them Off.
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IRELARD.


Demonstrations by the FenIanS. an
LONDON, Nov. q.
Dispatches from Cork, Dublin and
TIpperary report that there has been
several Fenian demonstrations In yarI-
Ous parts OF Ireland, to-day. AT Tip.
perary and COnrwell the proceedings
were riOtOus, aud Fenian songs were
sung by the mob while marching In
procession. Several houses on the line
Of march were stoned and riddIed. Al
Cork, this evening, the partizana OF
Rosa celebrated that genlleman's elec-
tion TO Parliament with II grand tor ch
light procession and other proceedings.
Everything passed off without disturb
HnCe.
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OIL AT BURNING SPRINds.-Wa are
reliably informed that there are at least
thirty thousand barrels OF oil In boats
and tanks ut this place waiting for q
rise In tho Little Kanawha, In order
to be shipped to Parkersburg and else
where. The actual production per day
At these works is at The lowest estimate
three hundred barrels. The boats and
tanks are nearly all filled, and without
II rise many wells will be compelled
to suspend operatiOns.- Writ %. Dem.
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ST. DOMINGO. I
The Mission OF General BAbcOcE-A
DOubtruI story.

AAo AbhAOA vs. NoACEHA bADCuCA-hA
DOubtruI story.
NEW YORK. NoY.27.
General Babcock was accompan led
by General Ingalls, on the steamer
Albany from st. Domingo. Babcock
had In his possession stated instr uc-
tions from the President, directing him
AZ to what course he should pursue In
the pending negotiations with the Baez
government. These instructions were
not 10 be opened until tho steamer
should yet 10 SeA. The proposition for
annexation came from Baez he having
had assurance, previously, of favora~
BILE consideration by our government.
President BaeZ has made preparations
to submit the question OF annexation
to the votes or his people and thus
obtain u popular endorsement OF the
measure. This election will occur im~
mediately after the arrival at st. DomIn-
go Of Gen. Babcock and Ingalls,. After
the election, supposing the result to
favor annexation, BaeZ Commissioners
will visit the United States and present
their petition for admission. The terms
Of annexation will bs the assumption
Of the debt OF the Republic, amounting
10 less than o million, and the purchase
OF the public buildings, forts, &C., for
the State, which will amount 10 moi
more than a million.
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Now York Produce aIarhet.

NEW 2VHhl 4NUVe aI6
CoTroN-FIrmer and quiet; $500 bales sold
Rt EXC for middlIng upIAndH.
kLOUR-CloSed &c better on common and
medium grades, with q fair export and spec
ulative demand.
GRAIN.-Wheat - Very frm and quiet;
light otferingH; limited export and UptculR'
tive demand. Rye-DulI At SlGSl Us for west.
ern. OAtS-F1rm at 059U5ISe for western,
Oorn-Dul at 81 O99l IL for sound mixed
western.
PRoVmToNs.-Pork-Qu QuIet at $50 so for old
mess; S32 bO for new mess, and VaO ~ for ia.
tufe delivery. Beef-DuIl and unchanged.
Cut Meats and BAcon-Qulet aud without
decided change.
LARD-Quiet at 100 for prime steam,
EoGs-kather dull At sO@SSc for western
fresh, and 2SJSJo for lined.
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Franklin Insurance Company
.AIkn.O0n.


Directors.
bAN'L MCMILLAN, GEORGE MENDKL,
T. II. LOGAN, THo6. p. SHALLURota
u. W. FRANEHEIk, ]. N. VANCE,
]. H. HOBBS, MICHAEL RIILLnY.
LOUIE Q. STIFEL.
This company how having been organized
flve years, and In that time lone q success.
ful business, ~ still prepared 10 take risks al
fair rates on Buildings ofAll kinds, Merchan-
dlHe, Misunderstanding Establishments, Fur
nlture, bLelIn BOat8 and cATYOeS Oh the WeS-
tern Rivers and Lakes, This company Of.
ferS superior Inducements " Farmers, where
by they can be Insured On Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, aud contents for 8 or years at
reduced raIeA. This being sta:o company
with the
LAREEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some ninety. four
stOckholdeH, most OF whom are among our
Deht business mon, recommends itself 70 the
favorable confederation OF the insurlng
public and SOliciA their patronage, Apple
cations for insurance will he promptly atten-
ded 70 al their office, No. ~ Monroe street, or
at their several agencies thrnnghOut the
State.
!. M. COEN, S.,cy,
Is. Y. DICK, AE8't Sec'y.
EAM'L MUUlIEcLLAN, Pres4itIeMt
GEO. MEN DEL, Vico President
fehl9-d6W
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The New York Cautom House Frauds.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 27

John l.. Barton, q Custom House
broker, was arrested yesterday ON com.
plalnt Of D, G. Jayne, IN officer OF the
Custom House, that he had at various
tunes given bribeH to the amount OF
$23. 900 10 welgheTs In the Custom House
for procuring false returns Of weights
OF coffee. Commissioner RStts COM
mitted Barton In default OF 5000.
Other warrants were Issued ana IL Ia
said 10 be the intention Of the aulhorl
ties, after the prosecution for bribery,
10 bring a civil action for the recoyefy
Of the dulles
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THE SPANISH WAR vExsELp.
The LRteat-They nre not Coming ar
ter AII-HOr are tho IrOn.CIAdH
ordered to Rew York.

Tho BuIlder oHthe GuubOatS Files his
Claim.
New YORK, Nov. 2S.
The Spanish war vessels that were
expected 10 rendezvous IN this har-
Dor II is now stated will not come at
all. They were to have gone upon the
dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yards for
repairs, but one oflhem is7 TOO large
for the dock and the fleet will probably
60 10 Philadelphia.
Mr.. Delamater, builder OF the Span.
ish gunboAts, now under seizure in
this port, yesterday filed claim TO
them as his own property, and makes
an answer 10 the libel that II Ia not
true; the Spanish Government 30 far
has not interfered In the case. ~
.l WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. 2s.
Assurances have been received from
we'll informed sources that there 10 no
truth In the rumor that the Spanish
feet Ia 10 rendezvous at New York, nor
is II true that the Navy Department Ia
sending Iron.Clads TO that port.
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Tho McGarrAhan Land Claim.

The Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia met this morning, for the
purpose OF rendering decisions In the
cases held under advisement. On the
opening Of the Court the Secretary Of
the Interior withdrew his motion pre-
vIously submitted and argued and held
under advIsement by the Court, 10 va
cate the Judgment and quash the writ
OF mandamns Issued In the McGarrA-
han claim, thus leaving the judgment
In full force. The Secretary must,
therefore, obey the writ, and Issue 10
McGarrahan the patent for the Rancho
Hanoche grant, on which the New Idea
California Quicksilver Mines are cit.
uated.
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Tho COuGtiIutIOnAI Guarantees 10 bt
Restored.
MADRID, Nov. ~.
The Government has announced lie
Intention 10 restore the constitutional
guarantees.
Advlces from the PHILIPPINE Islands
state that a conspiracy had been dIsCov.
cred at Manila. Many arrests had
been made.
Return OF tho Republican Deputies
MADRID, Nov. 27.
The Republican Deputies who recent
~ absented themselves from tho COrLes
returned 10 day In body.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. q.
ELouR-yery quiet and steady at s. i59
3 for spring extras.
GRAM Wheat-Qulet and steady; sales
Of No. ! at 031T@0ic; No. 2 at S0ZG1S9Lc;
thts afternoon market dull at Sy49aO iOr
293c lower; sales OF No. 2 at 7stz(J70<c; Fe-
Jected at TG97So; old at 7SXc for NO. 2; this
afternoon market dull al 7S97S%c, seller
december for No. 2. Oats-Very dull and
almost nominal at 4i1i942c for No. 2; and SIC
Itye-Dull and almost nominal at 7lIS673llJ e
for No.
HoGs-D Dressed hogs moderately active
and steady At Sll 6O@l9 90, dividing on 2OO
sg St99 for fair 10 medium; md $40 OO65
10 2o for good 70 choice.
CArTLE-QuIet at % 4094s5 for common
to good coWSi and S5@e3 20 Tor fair 10 med lam,
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THE BRITISH PROVIaCEs.

AntI.C0nfetlerAtIO Triumph in New.
founulAnd-Tho winnipeg
UnpleasantnesB.
New YORK, Nov. q.
In Newfoundland the elections have
resulted even more favorably to the
antl.Confederales than at first sup.
posed. Full returns show 81 anti. Con.
fedsraIes and 0 Confederates elected.
OTTAWA, Nov. q.
The Government has received des.
patches from Mr.. MoDougall, relative
to the Winnipeg insurrection, confirm
Ing the report received. McDougall
expresses the belief that the agitation
will die out soon II proper explana.
tIons are made to the half.breeds.
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THE SPANISH aUnnOATQUEsTION
what the Spanish Consul Nc New
York Says About II...WaF with
spain Ifthe UnIiod States
Recognizes the Gu.
ban Rebels.


ban Rebels.
NEW YoRK, Nov. q.
The Spanish Consul here states that
the Spanish government had approprla.
ted 81, 600 900 for building six screw
CoTvettes at New York, but II Ia doubt
iul II they would be built here now,
the United Slates government had
treated them 80 badly. He also states
that the Spanish government did not
own the thirty gunboRts. They were
tho property OF Mr.. Delamater, though
It was true money bad been paid him,
IL the Uniied States government Gu.
deavOrCd to prevent them from going
10 Cuba direct, and threw them on
Delamater's hands, there were English.
men who stood ready 10 buy them, and
who would undoubtedly sell them 10
The Spanlards.
In regard to the coming Of q Spanish
feet to this port, he said the ships came
here with two objects In view. First,
some Of them brought crews, Co., for
the boats, while others have remained
here for repairs, II the United States
had not interfered. Second, II PresI>
dent Grant accoFds 10 the Cuban lnsur-
gents belligerent rights, rather than
continued In the friendship and In peace
with over 100000 Spanish subjects,
then the Spanish Minister would de-
mRnd his passports and come on here
and embark In one OF the naval yes.
sels and return 10 Spain. The coming
Of Spanish fleet 10 this port meant no
lnsult TO our nation, but The American
government had taken so many pre-
cAutlonary measures It was but proper
that his government should do like
wise.
District Attorney Plerrepont was no.
titled yesterday by Dslmaler's counsel
that demand for the release OF the
RunbOata will be fled to- day or Mon
day. No further action was taken to-
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