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, 1869-11-25

Ihe cattle ard ho1sea were nj rescued, md 4
!ntssnink .s macnite saved The loss about
AossM II, No'. a-Thss morning n1a
ptoke ont 10 ehe xfuces1 asos4 Of +. II. 4 C. Il
r. nshn, enfIFel1 cnsuu,p2 the baldlag. Rod
burning % far u the Law otucs
OF T. ssnfcFa. The losses ate ~ fol'oxt: Build
= 8 o* nsd h{ tbs HoRau eatatt, eaEfA atock ot 4.
p 4 c: y: HoMt soo, groceries, injured tor
n Crtcsep. The building VIZ used n
s1n1uel 1osdsn tn tho commission and aan&tou
b*sineH. The tewe'fs stors Of A. @. Bowers and
tn hnllntrR oHced b. Elias l. Bartatt Waa ntany
ruined. III. Bartlett lk4t week moved his stock OF
nnato tn.uunoenu out ut ln1 binding, o1t Rtlu
ccrpoeh postron with his IL otlv.
BooTuN, NOT. 2A-SevefN wooden buildings On
c.. II kkreet, occupled for the stofA&a Of hay,
auaw, snd lnubef. were oesanIed by Ore to-day.
AmopG the loser Afe IHF2el H. Rufnl. Alfred d
noitt. aad Watson Bl4oea, Loas, $4,000 r
3ikNN
pHuApELr1I1A. Nov. N.-An incendi41Y dse &C.
cur7ed tbN morning. IN the c4plnet factory oil
Jus-lh W23tnn d Co, on Walnut street.. Lsas
x1N.t %: the insurance. II partial wagon gotna
| 10 tho 1re xas up%et ny collision with i hnsvj
NaErF, lsden with iron All the mem wefe throw
qut. aud orc fr HItd.
, 1869-11-25

Marrow Escape from In ether Steam.
bont zEoxrHr-BidH for She st. Louis
Pacific Railroad stock.

Marrow Escape from Another Steam.
bont zEorrsr-Hids for she st. Louis
Pacific Railroad stock.
q. LOFTS Nov. 7&-Cxpts4u Black. Of the
steamer Kublcou, which a1T1Eed to-day from
Memphis. e,yes zone psrttenlafs Of the scadept
10 biz boat tx1s SA1alday. Fire w1s discovered II
O'Clock IL the morning, under the pnos hoaart
Fhlcn, with the upper ps1t OF tue te1As. IS y
moment OF Two u. 2o.aze, eufntrE ta7outly. 1ae
poat was immediately headed Tor the short. the
pilot, Wtl1A1 Ruey, standing at niS Post
1nrl 1ne wheel ttAeu canSht orr,
uor did he leave II TIL the boat laIded 1a the
meantime, Captain Blate AID crew trained tue
no4e and brought three streams Of watet @ bssl
pu the rre- Is soon as the boat touched tae
shore, al tte passengers, nttJ.1se 70 nnnoet,
tweoty-two OF wnom we're women aod ehllasso.
Wtre safely 1at6ed, whe1e they RENAMED nnti sae
danes wtre kubd1ed, When Ill returned % tae
| bort and khe proceeded on her VOYAGE !ne mt
u srrrostd II have caught non spa{Es lodRtoz
aaslnit The po;ho2se, At IT, Intersection F'to sne
/ hnI7,cApe ROOT
seyeral bidders are IL tue neld for the Psc!nc
Railroad s1ock uwnAa b. the dt{. tncsadtnx 9a1e.
| kau, Suith L Cos1inE, Of Se~ 1orf. bld4 tsnft
from nftJ 10 1lxtJ doll4ts pei thAs. AaIot Cote
recommends the City Council 70 AdFestise tot
Sect thirty aa5s and se1l It 70 sne highest bidder
Recruits ire beng forwarded non f1et L=aven
| worth to Ee4 Mexico for The Tntrt CaFals1 and
FCtetnth Infantry, And 70 the Indian country 10
the Thi1d 1nfanuJ and Twelfth CaEslrJ.
General E. A. CaEr LEFT here th1s morning Il
1otn hi command u Pos1 8EpoeuqA
, 1869-11-25
TIE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
FRAUDS.


New Yozs, Nov. e2-The fo'lo.fng !a the yc-
pcE. ot the Committee On the Aeshoaiat Book
I'VE I'VE. he Doos Committee appointed BY the
New yors, 10 attend to the publishing interests
q the Setnod!st Episcopal Ghures. nsse s1 aaa
ios.es s sd ffnnda copI ec'ed With tue New Tork
Concerp, and After careful Investigation and
sestoas .ngair. into ne haslsess y Of a ne
and availlr8 ourselves Of the labor and
,nSrstIsatirns Of guh- committee previously ap-
R nass Sy sns u ns
conferences, Nc eupodJ In the folloa Ing teaolp-
a ees fee;s iss @ .ad .s':asy q i.
ahss tsests tSs .xsss. have eouxAs paper RI !!
sas5 ss1sp.R s.1tt 81 he r. Rea aa
r.. osfote Tho so1@itef n ~ ~ y eop
s. - :: sas. ri III ss'ss: sss::
has been xrest ns,anasement thM department, and
Fh.s IL the
sef @:; a;e;1 + f Sc f,ss .,
I'd ,hs u: ssa
The committee lis been d seaaion IN inis cry
fourteen days, and the subcommittee six weeks.
esied aRy Seie9s as sas cd atee Tne! tessaed ia!
| ihey would have sold paper q lev rates sasn
were paid OF kuE 13OVk NVAEesA oASAkSt
| ana ore nym declared they had aold the Concert
[ 8l71cbO worth Of paper, on which they had paid
| conn taalou Of from Two ard half 70 seven Pc
| cent to the JouLg man who Is relatTe Of one
pr. Pcrer says that hts son did sell Ar Good
! encuRh a. rpe agent Of the Concern. large sup
plies OF paper, and shat to test the pr1ce, the Doc
inr nfed frequently to inquire IL Philadelphia ah'
| Boston, when he Tna called to thos
places On business, the vasre Of certain quallt:e
| xhtch he carried With min. Aud he fodnd no B1b
! staut.ai difference ID price. bus thought be VA
| buJtng as low a. a.y Of hia ueiRhbors.
Nj. Holm 90. the binder, who II said 70 be IL
pl,cAfed ID aa3. .6O0 ..ecAres his !nnocence befot
| God, aud sa{s thai he could. II the boots were
| his possession. thow bis entire innocence. It
ftppe turttoe 10 SAY that his dencteucle5 bare nc
been err1ved 1t OF nnong where he took IN
| p,yp p-yt. Of the Eopccta and so!d It.
Ire committee have parsed aarplemenfa! q!
RESOLUTION, which w.l, Il Is supposed sesua'
The evil pasAtons Of human nature, 40
particularly those Of tho officials Of to
Book Concern. It ealuges In general terms
| the rece1stty OF be1ug careful tn hustneds. AZ
| does not cesirc any further purchases 70 {
| nado on coDmtssion: tut tue conmttte
hare doue notning really TO pr
rent q repetition OF the late o1eueef- Tht
ask for 10 bonds from the MANAGER: ths
paopnse 10 periodical Inspection Of toe oooi
| by any Que really cumpetkLt. dssintereHtea az
able 10 take enough time 70 do.tne Eark shorouR1
IL; ard theJ do not think that tee choice OF the:
Teysons snou.t be made trou a10ong lsynen trai
| - 4t hrrIrx
, 1869-11-25

Proceedings of tue fantlroHd Cou-
vensIon MT sa&sunsvs
DETROIT, Nov. 2A-The Northern Pacific Ratl-
roau Cousentsoh rsassemu'ed this nlorairg, at
East saginaw The Conn1t'ee On Rcsol1aon8
Lot having agreed nDon = rsport, The c'nTeottoo
a. open 10 d,scussion. Speeches werc made
r1ate m 70 .ae str.i'a y way ot MacSina :, non
Puget Sou, A ttlrerr3fy Of opuion vas An0 VA
IN regard 10 loc.l ro4da 70 te oalt tnro1ga the
state 10 M sstat''r and tue mode OF building eS
N int restlpR letter from Edvio F. Johnson,
Engineer o! the Sorthetu P*c,1c RalitoaG- <As
ire feasibility ol the rolze, and tntnks tnat the
foan, Enen boiit, 2t' oe II one. se.f,4astA.n
Ii FROM hcsl irat'lc alote. Toe Straits o: Macs-
nav catuat oe hri,'sei. Tac passage OF The
Straits hy raitroat t1A,os cao, however, be eco.
App1icaiy al txnelttlu1slf 1iade-
In The attttnonn ~peecnea we're ASaan made.
nsnta,a d the STATE e M!eht.n. = ne strs.. q
10 s. 'sn s.
of Miehiesa. but Ct tte eho!e country that saca
s1a: i
& tss
productive md richess seeti,ns II The Union.
sss j s:i + :: { 81
cont y et.1sis.l ~ r. .hsrttt !eate to~..d.
ss s 81 I e e e
x.a e ned e n:ss 2sa.
R.ui1sd co@..nies. to .ss stT.it: q I.atia.s, r
ie7iOe thets e@esaie1 r he reinforcement to te.at
ibeI.l fr.as 81 lind money d ere! !. .s.a seeaE.
she .perdy een,taes,en e n rad tge 81 pss.sa
R1.asssa ::Tha sht convention. deem. !. he tss
hos ii H. r.sa .s:ia.s 70 Pases so
q "a u; i stS:ta es
.pa that ny .e To- En.Ge1ssv e .asb ssatrs n; Il
wofs re-F+tuAs .Ekurnent to shsw The satety
, 1869-11-25

The Wenther-muAkcA Crops
m0FtuE.
SpeesA DespAsch 10 The Chicago 1Fteoae.
FpxD Dc LAC, Eov. -
Tho storm II tal1 part q the coanuy hAs been
of \ pecultnr nature. For irom one to two days af
= tine We naye had se1efe wlnds FROM the north
rsst accom- psnltd vita Know. TaanksR11tns Day
vas rather peak1nt, and va h2vo hsd snoft
timcs OF p!eAaant weather. There u NOT ono 3ooS
oI tnow on \ level
Tie Aende1ssohn Qainse>te C.no hHTe choses
Eery IN ppropttious snt for their RIP fnro3ee INC
Sta;e They were with a on Saturday l1Bt ana
rayr one OF their Incompatible coucerta 10 lar
| hnnse which would marc been = large one Eere u
cot tor the storm. The club arc Always welcomed
| here.
| Wheat viii not move n present pr1ceA The
| s.njo crop tn thla county ~4s the best nc hare
| the tYrcs Other ctpps FOOD.
, 1869-11-25

cooftn. Robert Be4nehamp, died next moFntne
Hp sa1d be Waa ni-ted auto tue s113e The ex-
c1teMent reLt d8y WIS tntf1te The ot1peea
camo sod arrested MI. Jones and six Of the re-
Efp~A Owing to tho exa en1ent MI 1ouAA vas
tzken to II Q t1vef, to chs rye OF Depo Sheriff,
pl&ced Oh tho steamer Louisville, aud brought
he4e. Hh1Ie the Sheriff with tue negroes stas.ad
Tor TUT. but on the waJ ther xe1e Atsacked b"
= pDsee, who trok nve Of the negroes
into the wouds 1nd shot them down. Tae slev1n.
hJ h2Id begRlng, succeeded In SAVING sht luo Of
tbs othef one, aho va aten to TroJ aod p1s IN
and - The parties VINO esn 61nt arc well known II
u aoppo~e1 that olhet blood vii be she'd, even u
tto m6 ter y Aettled
NkMFuR, No a4.-Wults Jones. At wtosa ho1se
the t1ax1c si'xzy reper1eo III . p7tvtouA despatch
occurred. aratea that he bad An Interview
with the parties who attAcked his house on Mon-
Day p<ecet1lpE the s6tA., and warned them ttar
ht 0ud defend his negroes 20 the last; Aso, that
alc9F, ote Of tue men Hou' ded. nat attempted to
whip ona Of the ne1roea befo7e- The adAr grt =
oct Of The cptu1sJ Of Hicks nad the other two nc
8fpeaA 1he pttpeA ara Ill Soathera men.
, 1869-11-25

EnFtuJoux Trntu-Nnr1uarY-A
on n Charge OF EoFxery.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tnbuue-
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, Nov. ~
George Francis TRAM talked in StFawnt Opera
House iast tCnt- lie s7as decidedly tncoherent.
lie Is TO talk to tic FensAnA tonight In the Court
House.
The fuuersl ce.eubnies Of Mrs Carson, the old.
est lnhsbtf8nt OF The Cit. t..We1e performed this
aftsEnt OF st TED!ts Ctuscn.
A rnsb b. tn- ane Of Walker wa< yesienl9y
arrested near fate vile for torRsry, and oroagnt
to this city, but re understand n- has teen bzuIed
, 1869-11-25

Arnrax. n. T., Nor. A-A large nn@oet o.
c,errTmen and otnerf connected with tot Catses'
sasi Church. assembled in tale CITY lGx !ae por,
Il @ I'll Ii sts;e. Tne neet.ng w.s osgAn.zEd By tas
apto,nfnent Of Rev. Geo VI Ao9tRDmess5; RpassH.oo y
Rocnettez, Nodesa!oE and non' ~ ~ r. f Maa Rnents
Ter. orene1 he exercises By pisIcE, asssr xnea a
ID poi1aot bm.ress nttsrr wefe o'sHnss aa1isa
hy Neva Ba1tho1euew. st3e, ,,.,tp t,ousu -
Urpwp pp1lruAn Aanfy. 1oaaIhsop. analap, a. a.
barlow, Rev. E {. Roinns, Of Rrooklyu, deaz
erro he centenxry sermon this csehfng 70 ses1
large audieuce. The meeting VIII oont'SS'
thfnuch fc.EQoFT0E.
, 1869-11-25
MISSOURI.
The Free Trade Moycmeut-Rtvef
I1tSA&fEfEA

The Free Trade Movcment-Rtvef
DtxAStEfNs
81. Lorrs, Fos. A-rbe committee appointed
II the FIRE. Trade 4 netStok receotV he'o nete, uet
frsuae constitution I'D plan o operations, And
rrpo.t II future ueetlnx some dtscu 500 1as
- csjted ia, no pame wxs deteTuined upou~
Tne stsauer Ladf Pike grounded on by
few lilies below Burlington, On Fr,daJ last sne
inss Of 4erep tnop>&ud boshe 8 of grain Tae
Prefer der grounded II the zane place on Saad4',
end xas Obliged 10 throw oVeEtoAtd eeSefal taou-
e1nd dollAIS' worth of tnns, *neas, AND oSaet
prcd7cA .,+., +,o-
] the F1fth ttIees ruins .Hts evening. One hde o.
The face VIZ eholek Inc b4cI pAtt VI hae AeA-
| hHA bean cut ANAy-
, 1869-11-25

Methodist Centennial Ceienfat3ea-
Sosdser~s Moaumcnr~
PHLApuFH1. Nov. 81 Th9 centehnM 4an..
yers1rT dedra1Iou Of the ST. Ee9fYe's AtihotnSt
Epl,c.ipal Church Was cetehfate.i 70 daJ N9tn sp-
1snprsse exercises Bishop ll1osoa presdea.
terr.t1nr storscal tketeA, Father Boehu1, aged
rs yesFfs po has been ~ ltiuetaat @ ye1ts, WAS
nYr4fpt ard made n AddreAk
The mopuHent erected IN GN1tu CoHe&e
cronrtda 10 The memory Of puptis who los9 tas11
IL il the late war, wRs unveiled this Aftetnoon
in rbe presence Of the Csts Council TIE mona.
nest /. sfref design By ]. A. Bailey. scu1ptor q
tbe Warrington &tatne IN front OF Independence
all
, 1869-11-25

BALTIMORE. Sos. a4-lu the caae Of Helen =.
Miller ts- The DsooflJn Lila Insurance Company.
on the rte OF bet h1.baud Tried IN the Co'ted
F'&tes Ctrcnlt CGu1t, AoIdat Hrd TuesdaF. Jo"Ee
Gafer this afternoon delivered ~ o?tnon, ana a..
amount the policy, lest khe PREMIUM s'!pnfated
10 be raid. Defendant Yt%eFyed exceptions to the
r1tlnEA Of the C<rt, for the purpose OF taking ~
| appeal to the Supreme Court
, 1869-11-25

F1Hte8t EolJYeFsa Tour 4W0UE the
acknowledgements
Special psspatch to The Chicago Tnbuno-
0xAHA, Nor. H.
Vincent Collges, Special 1udlau Commissioner,
has luas arrived from s.ka, performing the ionr-
neJ IN twenty-five Days, touching &l tue principal
points. He travelled over 5000 u1i1es along the
COST Of A1st1, and found 1ae Indjans 10 number
over .n.foa- They axe CT = TetF superior order,
hsse large droEra Of ca't!e ralae RTalu To sone
extent. and i've 10 villages, VITA well oonatructod
aoass- They asc MI peaocfnl, 2nd partial to
AneT1Eznn.
Mr.. Co'tyet has F1nteti over tvo-thlrds OF Ill the
Idtan Tribes Of rhe untIod States stAFtax on hts
sour laat FeofuhfJ. lie was every where received
h' n. I~ .s.sS- -..s tIudee-a ae tn!n5s the paf-
chpse Of A.aska . tudic'pus DeasHrt.
George u. P9uIsu, President OF The Palace Ca1
Company, and Johu Uu6, Ttca President OF tha
Utioc Pacioc Railroad, arrived to-dy-
weather reports FRO n the Fl ct indicate the &p.
nEu2Eh Of 4 heavy &totm.
, 1869-11-25

,beae. Tho Banner. Neptune and fa3enounts
The canal Jes,erdAJ, and are row awaiting Al op-
portunlty 10 so down Tho nrar, but - saere ~
iofu fd2cle ice RpfHe1 II FHItuo1 p0lnt& Along the
iupots River, And oulJ ABOUT snlI1y-nte taches OF
wafer on Tree Top Bk1, ifi8 doubtful whether tasy
viii be ntle 70 Fet through tais taI XII
The weather u bright AID uaud- A
, 1869-11-25

eondhtoo Of rn~kutaed s4ttzras 81 thr uottc4 htttrf
'i;p :!i;ssS III ~ ss*;5 i
es.s. s. i:' III = sfa =: MI 1s!.sss
ps1p !. se Sos Gu T H. I'd
vsyine 10 KEY It The men Tr!efted 70 ~i'h
1siae the
s,atca ysEy rs.ees,tnlly 5?aI oasdlent r. seT;a..
9Io T. FIG sesssy sS': f s e
M1llrART TRAksFE&. .-.
Captain {. II. Carton has f,eeu reliesed rom
duty u Professor Of Military sc1enet at the Miami
University, Oxforsl On!n and ordered to rep III 70
The Commanding General q ias peparmsns ,o o.
lcycd IRON duty a. lDdtAo Agent and ordered TO
dssy IN the Department Of the Plst'e.
xEx;cAS WAR c1aiKs
Some ttfee hundred American Claims hAFc
already heep filed Wish the Coited states ana
Mexican CJatu's Commission, tor Amounts sAflins
nom s,oo 70 9 60 60 Some slt"sass ., oeTs9a ,%.
ont Of J. Nspoleon seamans e1redlsoo.
Cssiosnis tn nd Of the Alvarez revolution, stoot
1fx.7, seaman himself Appearing among tae CLAM
ants The Secsetarses and Commissioners on kae
part OF 10th Eor-rbpente hAve been hasy lot
su1ne months dockettn9 4ud arranging tue claims,
md the cot1MtA.iop wnl be ready 10 proceed With
IL work when It Fecoovenes the fsss Monday IN
Thr HlvT p1srrH.
Considerable qualification u expressed By naTa!
ut@E ofsctte 1t what leaks GU About The Tle <8 OF
me couHlsaiou to DIX their rrlssve rank. They
nav expect to gel advanced .9enesatly ABOUT one
TTade, xltn 4 coneesatou OF Increased rank foi
length Of scs''ee ossrkA1r TATE
ua,tten Mipixtes <no left pefe after his long ID
Tii II Ia Understood. At the request Of tho St,t.
Densrtnent, shortly return ntte lof tnsthef con
ference relative 70 matters 70 nc ~sss iaa'eA
MA1Irt AffoiSfAkSfo. -
4 bna,d for tne examtosilo1 Gt caedtdstes 70
1ieutenantcy 10 the MaItne coFrs nas oeen 0;
4ersa, and 2 Son1e6 s1sos9tees % H f,s e1a9lned.
AffIaTXkF1 ,,-...
, 1869-11-25
MuRRlS,


Bpeei1l Despatch to The Chicago Trthune-
Moxa1s, III, Nov. q.
The Circuit Court Is st:fl In fess1ou. The grand
Jury brought IN an indtctmen. a9alnft John
Brcnbenan for the murder Of hls father. He
broke jail the san right, bat John Prescott, 4
Jourg gentleman OF tnls c,ty, recognized him ~
him back. Tne grand .ur5 have also indlcsei
nAny Tho were e. Eastu tn tTe so,ch ed Iowa
tald AR!ndLr. nn1otg whom aIe some Of our G0-t
pfufuihEut c1i1ktps aud some Chicago parties,
, 1869-11-25

south CaFo1Euu LeEl&lntnrcs
Cu1rnRiA. 6. C., Nov 94--The State lestssa.3.e @Is
convened Jes:er The GessEnot meas M n%.nr..i
cnpdi,ion Or the Sistn he recommends that nc
interest on The debt be raid ID srece; tAke stoee @
grounds against state sid 10 rktlEoAa4 AdFfssa ~
passaar Of laws to prptect vnrkinRmen, And ulEee
special attention 10 tlAnuiactusr4 aod nc1scoAo
1M IMPROVEMENTS.
, 1869-11-25

Bl4cKrtxRr STATION, NJ. Nor Amr9s 9sxn 1etT of
SaGar Grove, IN kane Cooot[. .,s2ed 4sdIef ~
1fc on Monday eyeusng a Joune ~ weas
1nto sha oarn 70 iced tho cattit, 4no. eetunE t =
6zoaeo lantern OF the nooI. threw doaa oaJ asuaa
1so lott above, which tEpitod from me hape9as
, 1869-11-25
pcnIsY1yAntnvA VI. thc Credit Mob0lcr
o{ Amcrtc04

uAxHrsbCR1B. Nov. 2&-Tho casf OF the cou-
rncnxtsttn e. Tne Crrdn MonllteT Of America
Wss coevide1td In the Court o. Common Pleas Of
Dzrpntn County. yestesdsg. The csse cane up
an anpe ii ron tne settlement Of tho Auditor Gen
efai snd state TTea1urrr,-L ". Hill repreAent-
ipE. in connection WITH tho Attorney oecesst tbs
Commonwealth, who ottered The Account
o{ ihe STATS aga!uxt tna dstsad&ps, claim
, 1869-11-25
Death Warrants S1Enc<1s

HARR1sbCH6, Nor. Ex-Governor GrAIy to-oa5
s1Rred The deata v2ErAun Of Adam iltoa sen.
tcuced in Cunbefsand CouniE for The mtfu& y
Henry Stanu. anil OF pT. Pnni senapPs+ seutsaeso s
In the eane county for me mnrnes o. aas ste'n =,
botn Is December e. SchAppeb warrant VA
sfgped IN obedience TO . Recommendation oi INT
AftosCer General IN nl1 report ~ tue cast
, 1869-11-25

The Last Of CAnA1 NAvixnttoa-Tn1
1lttD@tk ktTef*
Ii sit4x, Nov A-An the bossa nave now
paated opt Of Inc Dnbois ard Michigan CaaAl, e.
cepqpK three OF four, which are dseGnbafHn&
tAeE estSoea u 0zass, aaa VII Rseo&@t ~ta1e<
, 1869-11-25
Railroad Item 4,

ostrGo Nov. sA-Tbe reRu AZ passenger and
fre,qhi tta,os on tne New Yo1k 4 Oawe9o Midland
Rs,fr7,ad. between Oswego aud Norwich, Cnen4n-
co County, commence running to-morrow mozn-
tuF.
, 1869-11-25
porasmoush IN. H., municipal Elec

raH.sxorfH. n. L., Nor. 24-Josoph r. Adams.
Renuh,icsu. wrs elected Mayor yesterday, ftcelT.
iER IS yotea, against ass for Fsaak 1ones, Den-
ocIS& tpe present incumbent
, 1869-11-25
FOREIGN.
The Spanish Kingship-Pros-
poets Of the Duke Of
Genoa.
EpA&u4
TER xfSG3uIFa

TER xfEG3uIFa
pARIB, Nov. II.
Pirate sdrtces received here contradict posi-
Fely The general impresaIon that Italy fayors the
elevation Of the Duke OF Genoa to the Spanish
throne. 4 despatch from Madrid. however. staten
that General P1!1n has assured the Cortes that the
proposition meets with the favor OF Klng Victor
Efnaaael. The Duke os Genoa ROW ha2 la5 Dept
tics pledged to his sapport.
TH4SEs 70 LESEf3.
The Cortcs hAa paised vote Of thanka to Les
Beps, the President Director Of the Suez Canal
TROOPS FOR CERA
Within the part three weeks 2, ,000 yolunteers
have sailed from Spanish ports for Cuba
DK1Iu or GENERAL pCICk.
MADRID, Nor. 81
General Dulce. recently At the head Of the goy-
eruuent IL Cuha. died yesterday.
TIE CuRAN QUESTION.
The government will soon present to the Cortes
number Of documents bearing On the Cuban
question.
, 1869-11-25
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NEW oRxEAyA Sov. .7L-CoT1cs-QPiet; M!dd'ia..
s+c; r.I~s t1h bs1es receipt 4sf4 bales; exports &c
Liset1ool, 1t79; to brro1ep, soA
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Escape Of n Condemned Murderer.
TolRre, Nov. 94-t:onsai MEIER, uultr sentet &c
for The crime OF murder, escaped irou 1ait here
ia.t night. Five hundred dolAss reward Il o.
f.re{
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MASONIC NOTICES,
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ARRIrAIA.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. q
The ktcaner Cit. Of Dublin, from New Yosk, has
arrived.
GLAsGow, NOT u.
Arrived, steamer Et Andrew, from Quebec
, 1869-11-25

Great H1itAIns
DECLINE n 1HK ThKtCH CAaIK oolUAfx = sHAEEs.-
LoFDGS, Nor. ~
The shares OF the French Gable Company de-
clined nse shilllnas yesterday OF the aa1ounce-
ment that the Anglo-Amettcan Company had
leased ote OF their cables to German company.
PO5TFOHEAEST.
LONDON, Nov. -
The sailing OF the steamship Monarch. With she
remains Of the late George Peabody. has been
postponed until Friday, December 2.
FAILURE.
Jntuea fiere Co, merchants OF Dublin, well
trOHu In American ttadr. are hanEunt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-12-23

CONGRESSIONAL Flat, stale and IN
profitable" are the characteristics of Con-
grcssional proceedings during the past
week. A slight breeze" it!is true. was
gotten up by Democratic member from
Ohio. Mr.. Mungin. upon the subject of
the national debt. He thought it ought
to DO repudated in measure and delivered
himself to that effect Unfortunate Nun
gin He was raked fore and Mt. scaritied.
in fact. from head to foot. his democratic
compeers joining the hue and cry against
him and assisting at his imFalemont,-
We noticed. however, that neither radical
nor democrat thought Of answering Mum
gins arguments. \ resolution was pas
sod with but one dissenting vote, which
endorsed the national debt as sacred, the
democrats leading of tor the resolution
snd out Hcroding lIcrod for its adoption.
Outside of Congress and the loudho'lins
members Of the democratic party, and
their cousins and uephews, tie resolution
rs heartily and unanimously endorsed BY
ahout-well about ten dcm cr1ts in eve
~ Congressional district Of the Union
And resolve sad say what Congress will,
the taxpayers, generally, republican as
we'll as democrat. regard this debt as sa-
cred only so far as.it Is honest and every
body. even the hondholderS themselves,
know shat It is in large measure 4 cheat
and an imposition. The truth is, Congress
does not represent the working or the tax
paying sentiment OF the country in this
matter. That sentiment is for paying the
honest fraction Of the ds5t to the last
fa,.hinr and for repudiating the balance:
and this we understand TO be the posi-
ton of the unfortunate Munsiu.
Congress will adjourn over IL few days
for the Holidays and then the serious
business Of smashing what is lo't Of the
Constitution and robblus Il. Treasury
viii again commence