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The New York herald., 1869-09-30

OUR BUSINESS AND TRAVELLING HATS FOR All.
tunn comprise every desirable style prevalent and no
issues, at once singular and pleasing.
WARNOUK & CO., Hatters
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A--A.-U. $. Fire Extiu usui,y,er s.vo ..
nlon 20 the r X Fire peparmens Always
less inven,ioos U. 5. Fire Extingusher Comnanv No
Dey street, New YORK. -'~~'' "O'"
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Disastrous Fire at the WharyeS OF
Bordeaux.
THE DEFEAT or THE PARaGBAYsNS.
The V'igeiDis Legislature to Elect
.saer genatov1.
SPA,ri.

Tho SichIrs Cuba Notc--Its Reported WitIi-
dtuwal.
MADRID Sept. 20, 1869.
1t is reported here IN official cIlcles tc-lay that
the recent utc OF Mr. SicRlcs, the American Minis
ter OH tie subject or Cuba and It's utu!c has been
Withdrawn.
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Fine Watches and Jewolry
OF descriptions for sale GEO. G. ALLEN dI5 Rroad.
way. door below Canal street. and It's Broadway be-
tween fwcniy-sevensh and Twenty ysight stress
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FRANCE.

Regal Visitors from England.
PARIS, sept. 20 1869.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales arriGcl here
to-day. They were received by the Emperor.
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Ladics' Hnir Examined Carefully by DR..
the only aan who treats Gray HaS Baldnesa
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>. me Anatomical Eyesiass EJ1s3s
JAMES PRENTICE, op,iciam le2 epnsm:,... Ssner,
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Health, the Poor Mans Riches, the Rich
mans BLISS found in AYERS MEDICINEB after fruit
ies} search among other remedies. word 10 he wse
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The scry.,ao U!timutu.n to t!c Cal,a:.s.

The S,crYuao Uiimutusn TO t!ic Cah,as.
LONDON, Sept. ~, IS69.
The Londoa Tinles' Paris correspondent asser.s
that there but little hope OF q compromise bo,ween
Spain ami iis Cl0aIs. The sentiments OF both par
ties arc hea. | here. The Spanish government says
IN SO many Words clay down your arms anJ send
deputies TO , Cortcs. II you Will be as Canada we
are willing; II YOU desire independence we dou't
say no. Yae matter may be arranged, but disarm
Span's mDJ.o H.. Nothing by comp,ision.'
Tho Thrs.;c observation-disclosures ss..u Dis-
turOed.
MADRID, Sept. 60 1852
Alta council OF the Ministers held here to.cav,
Marshal Scrrano presiding, 1t was agreed 50 propose
to the CoiteS the election OF The Duke Ol Genoa as
King OF Span.
The press, without exception have received with
great enthusiasm the le..e, "a The King oi Crugal
declining 10 he candidate ior the spanish throne.
1t Is reported that formidable bands OF republicans
are concentrated in Catalonia. lac government
have despatched troops there.
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=, Gouraud's Oriental Cream, ~ 50 Per Bot.
uc " Bond street, ato OF 45S Broaoway, ana druagsts
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A.--Lndios' Faces Ename,Isd; al.o s.,o Pre-.
broadway. - 49, ''' w. 'oV
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Disgnsted Thousands will Learn with DeIlghe
that In the place OF the filthy hair dyes which
o Io heSh ana comfort has compelled them to aban
VlFALlA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, newly dis-
covered article which has drawbacks AMI
10 restore hair 10 It's natural shade A few days.
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Coughs and Colds are often overioolseI.
continuance for length Of time irritation Of the
Iungs or some chronic throat disease BROWNS IRON
CHlAl TROCiES offered with the fules confidence in
relief. ~ ~ 'ANNeA'"'~
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OUR BOYS AND YOUTHS HATS FOR AUTUMN ARE
son and complete In every department. " WV ''"'
The New York herald., 1869-09-30
the Family Murder sasc.

PARIS, Sept. %, 1859.
Two accomplces in the recent murder OF the
TrOppman family nave been arrested.
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THE hv0s1Ale RELIEF fUnl.

The following additional amounts have been
received at the Mayors oOioe for the Avondale
fund
Amount previously Acknowledged Slo, $50 II
From Sunday school connected with the
First Methodist Episcopal church, Spring
1eld, l.. !. ......................... II 10
From Temple Emanuel. ue.................... 25 90
Through NJ. s. Isaacs, Jeoish Messenger
ONCE e............................ 80 IS
Total Observation-Disclosures. $50, COS 80
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D;sgusted Thous,u udS ,v;,v Jo,r,

Cristador0's UnrivaIled Hair Dyc.-Sold
and applied at his wig and scalp factory Astor House
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Establishei In l6O0-Thc METROPOLITAN .Dok
Printing Establishment 81 Nsssau-strsoI
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Farewell Dinncr to Mr.. Rose in Montreal.

MONTREAL, Sept. go, 1859.
A farewell dinner was given TO .he Hon. John
Rose at st. Lawrence Hail last night. It was a very
successful affair and was attended by gentlemen OF
all political shades Mr.. Dart, the American Consul
was present and made speecn. ~
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

CHICAGO Sept 20, 1882
A lre occurred this afternoon ON Archer avenue
and Twenty third street, which destroyed number
oil frame buildings The loss Is $30,000 on which
there Is but little insurance.
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Words Of Cheer for Young Mon. vvS. rr
ng fallen victims % social evils dcSlrs betisr ",orkorS
nu Sens seasa ieiie cpycIopeA FREQ Of SSSa Xds
The New York herald., 1869-09-30

OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S DREss HAT FOR An
tunn not boy'J bat an old rcutcman's hat bnt
happy adaptation, unique, dashing, graceful.
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''SAo,o"" u
NEW YORK Sent. 40. 1869.


To TIE EDITOR or THE IIERALD:-
The sum OF sl39 CO. which you have published In
The HERALD OF to-day as contributed by Grammar
School No. 25 was contributed by Grammar School
No. 35. By making the correction you will greatly
obli1e F. 3. VANDERPOEL.
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, OUR GENTLEMAN'S DRESS HAT FOR AUTUMN III
the newest style out. Novel, attractive, becoming.
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A Spanish General ConsOling Himself-.'r!,c
Havana Press aud General SiclSics' Nate
Cubnns Asking for Pardon.
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would ever have got out OF the country alive. How
could we exreet II we had got into stratcned cir
cumstances that we should have received better
treatment IRON the Eslulmaux OF That county,
than the los souls who were under the
command Of tho heroic Crozior. some time
Gould / and my party, with reasonable safety.
have remained to male summer search on
King WI, Wilams ANS Land IL not only probable that
Sir John FranKltn's expedition nut have gathered
up anu entombed the remains Of nearly 100
where the three boats have been found, aud
at the large camping Mace at the head Of
Terror Bay, and the thise other places that i
Point Richardson, however, Nature herself has
opened her bosom ana gwen sepulture to the
remains OF the immortal heroes that died there.
Wherever the Esqulmaux have found the graves of
Franklin's companions they have dug them open
and robbed the dead, leaving them exposed to the
remains OF five men were not buried but after the |
savages had robbed them Of every arcle that could
were allowed to finish the disgusting work.
wherever found that Sii John Franklns com. |
ranions nah died ! erected monuments, then fired
sautes and waved the sLarspangled banner over |
them In memory and respect pf the great and true
dlscoverers OF The Northwest Passage. Lcould have
relics Of Sir John Franklin's expedition for they
are now possessed BY nativei all over the Arctic |
roeGons os taat ! visited or heard Of, from Ponds
% satisfied with taking upon our slcdges about I25
POUNDS total weight OF relics from natives about
,fa.ee E,rst ~nsa mu. ovme VI tneSe VIII enumer.
,; -rnst-A poruon OF one SIDE several panks
lnd rios last together Of boat, clnker.bullt and
copper fastened This part OF boat is Of tho ono
ound near the boat found by McClintock's party.
ne sedge on which the boat rested.
Ihird@Part OF the mast OF the North
Test Passage ship. Fourth-Cnronomete box, with
y number, name OF maker ana the queens broad
fr0w engraved upon II. Fifth-TwO long heavy
heets OF copper, three and four inches wide, with
counter sunk holes for screw nails. On these Sheets
IS well as on most everything else that came froyi
he Northwest Passage ship ere numerous stamps OF
he Queens broad arrow. rfth-Maho2sny wUsin9 |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

FOREIGN NEWS By CABLE-Cable telegrams
give full details of the festivities attending the
opening of the Suez canal. The Empress Eu-
genie, the Prince Royal of Prussia, the Viceroy
of Egypt, the Prince and Princess of Holland.
the Emperor Of Austria, and the commanders
tlngulshed persons, were at last accounts ma
king good progress through the canal. The fleet
numbered thirty-four vessels, and more were
expected. At the shallowest point between
Port Said and Ismaila the water Is nineteen feet
deep, and the depth Is generally twenty-five to
thirty feet. An immense crowd of visitors are
there from all parts of the world, and the fes-
tivities are continued daily with great entSn-
siasm The London Shipping Gazette declares
the canal magnificent success. After the Suez
fete, ii is said, the Sultan will reopen his ouar-
rel with the Ficeroy of Egypt, and n the latter
refuses to accept the Turkish proposals, he Is 10
be suspended from his office.
The nomination of the Duke of Genoa to the
Spanish throne has received the support of one
hundred and sixty-one deputies An accusation
has been filed in the Supreme Tribunal of ustice
against the Bishop of Havana. One of the
charges Is that he attempted to fiy to Gibraltar
with 800 900, and his destination, though osten-
sibly Gibraltar, was doubtful. Some symptoms
have appeared Of another Carlist rising in Spain
The authorities are on their guard. 1t Is reported
that the government is considering proposition
to establish penal colony on one Of the Spanish
islands i'm the Pacific ocean.
Lopez, the Paraguayan President in the field
has changed his Headquarters to San joaquin
and, it Is stated, has killed his mother his
brothers and other persons, whom he suspected
Of plotting against him.
The International sculling match between
Walter Brown, of Portland, Maine, and j. s.
Sadler, OF London, took place Thursday at New
Castle-on-Tyne, and resulted in favor of the
former, who won by two lengths.
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The Markets To-Day.
TelegrapAed Erclnstrely 20 The Eceniag .Sfap

Itteyrdphed E1cthstccIg % Iht fccntH9 NtdF.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2o.-Cotton dull; nominallv
IA. Flour dull at yesterdays prices Wheat
very dull; prime 10 choice red, si30aS 81; good,
Sl25. Corn firm; new white 9Da91; yellow, 9iag7.
Oats dull At Sass. Rye, as. Provisions trm.r
at yesterdays prices. Whisky easier at si.0s !. a
sl.os, but no sales are reported.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Stock market steady.
Money, 6al per cent. Exchange, long, n; short,
81. Gold, &as. 5eD's, 1s62, coupons, f5k. 1905,
COUPON ~. Virginia Skies. new, 5ik. North
Carolina Skies, old, ~; do. new, 30.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3o.-Flour, l0a2o cents lower.
Wheat duh, with prices in buyers' favor. Corn
firmer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. en.-yirginia 6's, old az
bid, ~ asked; do. isds, 81 bid; do. 1851, ~ bid,
80 asked.
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0Patti's head on sleeve buttons is the --latest
novelty in jewelry.
~wOmen brokers are frequent at the Paris
BOurse. ..-7 = |"
&The "oldest inhabtant" is out with his an
nual proclamation, TO the effect that we are on
the verge Of hard winter. $ n.
- Mead, the champion skater, has married
Miss Bedel, the champion skatress and grand
niece OF Peter Cooper.
~The weather is cold at Laramie. A young
woman chOked with Q bit Of Ice the other day.
and the doctors decide that nothing can be done
to remove the obstruction until spring.
ga Pnueumstic propelling company is
street railwsy cars, to be propelled by air. The
machinery IL all constructed, and Is said To work
experimentanyl like charm. G2T39TTT'-1-
~At Machias, Maine. the pphesyal Of vast
fance OF many feet, With furious ruiniug noise:
has occurred a number oftimes during the sum,
meT, and once ~ Late as month ago.
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E0nmd Dead.

Teiegrdphed Exclusively 10 the Erening Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20.-A. w. Nolting. n
commission merchant Of Richmond, Va, was
found dead in his bed at the Continental Hotel
last evening. He retired Thursday night and
the room door being locked all day, entrance
was effected, and his death ascertained. There
was nothing to indicate violence or suicide. His
viii was found in his pocket book.
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FINANCIAL AND ceNuERCIAu.
Durins the reek entlinr 20 d.r ,here ha. he

During the week ending to-day there has heen
r ceived by the Treasurer OF the United States
fom the Printing Division si.ece,ose in frac-
;ional currency. The amount for~ arded during
the same period was S6i5 900.
The amount OF mufilated hank notes burned
during the week ending to-day was sios. 800,
making the total amount burned 20 date
sH Nj 80. The amount cf national bank cur
rcncy issued for bIIls lestroyed was s2ss s3s.
making the total amount isssed therefor
sh .eS' "a. The balance due for mutilated
nots Is SIS, ,tS. The amount OF national
sss I11 .543.
The amounts OF securities held ey the Treasu-
Ter OF the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported TODAY, were follows: For
circulating notes, sSs2 sol 49, for deposits OF
public moneys, sia. .4os .eeo total. sS6i ss9 7Sa
The amount OF fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was $50 ,9sS.6I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

Miss KATE FIELD AND THE JOHN BRowS
Famine proposition of Miss Kate Field to
buy The John Brown farm I'm the Adirondack
region, and hold it rs public trust for the bene
fit Of his family, has been successful. But Ndw
York rather than Massachusetts, money has con-
tributed chiefly to the result In repeating her
lecture on the Adirondacls in Boston, on Tues
day night, Miss Field said that one month aco
she told the story Of John Browns farm. fts
neglect, and the oter to sell It for 90 200. The
same story was afterwards heard in New York.
and forty-eight hours after the echo reached
Gold street every share In the stock was taken.
Henceforth and foreyermore the farm will be
held as historic ground, and as proof that even
as poetic jnstice.-Springfeld Repsblsear.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

1sieerophed Ezelgsire'y 70 The EreniRg Star.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 1o.-Correspondence from
Lalequak, Nov. 3, says the Cherokee Council
convened there GU the LIST, and organized by
eiecting Arch Scraper president OF the Senate.
and Stand whirlwind speaker of the Council
The Downing men are greatly i'm the ma
jority. Much business Is before the Council
and measures OF great moment will be enacted
as the session advances; among which are bills
for securing the rights to property and citizen
ship.
The Indians are prosperous, and are feeling
more earnestly every day the necessity OF being
united In one nation. Old feusls are diving ont
There Is great talk about railroads among the
members of the council.
The Greek Council adjourned on the sd.
when il was thought that some trouble might be
raised. The Ashland difficulty has again sprany
up, and is threatening mischief. Ii is thought
that the Creek government is strong enough TO
maintain itself against all disturbances.
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Capt. Washingt0a Mildly Censured.
TeleQrdpk<d E1clu sirelu 10 The Er>n;n1 Syar


ST. Louis, Nov. 3.-The committee which re-
Gently examined the case of Capt. Washington,
who passed the burning steamer Stonewall
without stopping, have reported that, after
duly weighing the evidence they think that
Captain Washington committed a grave error
not characteristic Of our western boatmen under
similar circumstances. in failing to launch his
boat, as he could undoubtedly have rendered
great assistance to those in the water and Others
who had succeeded in getting ashore.
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Iete9rdphed Exclusively TO The Erening Star.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2O-The court has OYER
ruled the motion for a new trial of Morrow and
Dougherty, convicted of the assault on Mr.
Brooks, and ordered them to pay fine of s. 900
each and be imprisoned for seven years.
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Another Wreck I'm the Lakes.

IefegFdPhfd ErcIusirety % Ihf EreHiag Star.
CHICAGO. Nov. 19-News was received here by
telegraph to-day that the propeller Thomas
Scott struck a reef i'm the straits of Mackinac
on Tuesday night and wrecked. Her upper
works and deck load are drifting ashore.
Nothing is stated as to the loss OF lite, and the
presumption Is that all on board were saved.
The Scott was new propeller, built i'm Buffalo
last spring and commanded by Captain e. NJ
Fellows. She had on board % 2,OO0 bushels of
wheat and variety of merchandise Her cost
was Ss5 900; insurance SO, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A negro man haiiing
from Baltimore, and calling himself Charles
Duckett, was committed to Jail at Princess
Anne, Md, last week charged with outrageous
Kitchen Of one Of our citizens. The alarm was
given aud the rascal fed. outrunning his two
pursuers, But large Newfoundland house
dog joined in the chase and brought him to bay
IN branch. where he was captured. Saturday
night the scamp undertook to set the jail Oh
hre.-True Naryiander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

MrA Harriet Beecher Stoves boot I'm t,.
oyIon controversy viii be issued NEXT WeeS'
- 81; Louis has q Society for the Prevention
,a,,uS " nyng umbrellas with a dagger in the
asnuie ~ one on the pleasures OF life in Rome
which Tie police try to suppress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

JUDGE DENT left here again yesterday for
Mississippi, and on Monday next the carnpaig,
in that State win be actively resumed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20
Prince Mettermich Back I'm Paris.

PARIS, Nov. 20.-Prince Metternich who
went to Mexico recently, has returned TO his
post in this city as Envoy Extraordinary from
Austria His stay at Vienna was shortened on
account of the political situation here. The
Prince was Incorrectly reported to have arrived
at Ismailia a day or two ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

SENATOR SHERMAN and District Attorney
PierrepOnt, of New York, had interviews with
the President to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

THIRD AUDITOR CLARKE returned here yes
.terday from ten days visit to his home in
CleTnc Mt county, Ohio.
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Fire and Accident
Teleqrophed Err

Ietegrophed Ezclusirely TO The Erening Star.
New YORK, Nov. 2O-Douglass. Anderson &
Cos white lead works i'm Brooklyn were burned
this morning. Loss heavy. 1t Is rumored that
several fremen were injured by falling walls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

Only one quart Of water to the gallon brings
fine Of $50. igrsT ts8 ID a Z
1Charles Reade, having made superfuous
money by his novels, proposes to build theatre
in London,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

We regret to announce that Mr. John Janney
was seized with paralysis whilst in the COURT
house on Wednesday last, and now lies In q crit
ical condition at his residence in this town. The
announcement will be received with unfeigned
sorrw, not only by this community, but by the
citizens Of the State generally, who in days past
have enjoyed the benefits of his wisdom and ex-
perfence.-Leesbury Mirror, nth. n 4 III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

PERsoNAL.-.James Russell Lowell will visit
Washington soon, and win be the guest of his
nephew, DR.. Woodbury..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

AN ABscoNDINe JEwELER.-It is reported
that G. w. Ferry, q we'll known manufacturer
of jewelry i'm Newark, n. j., has absconded,
leaving behind him debts to the amount OF
creditors being several wOfkmen, who hayS not
received their wages for some weeks, His stock
had been so skillfully disposed Of that his cred
itors can find nothing on which to levy. f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

E There is skating in Louisville already. ,,,
- Wooden railways are popular in Canada
The big Australian diamond turns out
- The worreil trio is to be busted. Sophie's
going to matrimopialize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

Mrs. VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx is visiting heI
relatives i'm Ashtabula county, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

SECRETARY boutwell, will return here from
his visit to GrOton, Mass, tomorrow Or next
day, and be at the Treasury Department on
Monday.
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Telegrdphed Erclusirelu 10

7elegrdphed E1clusirely to The Evening Star.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 19.-The MARYLAND
club remained here to-day and played picked
nine, beating them by a score of 80 to o. They
play the Creightons Of Norfolk Tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S279 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

The REMAINS OF GRoRsK PEABODY TO BE
SENT DIRECT TO BosToN--It In auth0ritatively
stated that the remains Of George Peabody will
be brought direct to Boston in . British ship-of-
war, eccompanied by national French and an
American veGoel:
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Teleqraphed Exclusirelu 10 TIE Rren;na syrr

1aegrdphed Erctustrety 10 The Erening Star.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2o.-The Kingland Iron o..
at Carondolet, have sold 800 tons OF pig iron to
Gera,a b Allen, or this city, TO be manufac-
tured into railroad iron. This is said 10 be the
largest single sale of iron ever made west of the
Allegheny. " WV
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= 1HcCooIe intesds to 60 into the Grecsan
statue business. - l-Tgz = ~ u I9-FIlI
q 0ln London they are abandoning the veiocf-
pede and adopting wagonettes; which.
however, they are only permittedto to use at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

CoNPLETED.--The Delaware breakvater.
which was commenced about fifty years AGO. has
recently been completed. Most Of the STONE for
Leiper quarries, i'm Chester county Pa. From
tne year 1888, when the breakwater was raised
above the surface of the water, to the close of
Is61 the following vessels were sheltered behind
tne WORKS 2,660 steamers, 4y536 ships, 1851
barks, All brigs, 130, ,2i2 schooners, 1I5s
s@ioops, $40 and ,las pilot boats; making total OF
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LATE CUBAN NRws--The cuban insurgents
continue 70 burn plantations without nercy.
In the neighborhood Of Santiago 2SD Insurgents
doned over 20o prisoners, many of whom we're
political. The Spanish Gen. valmaseda has or
dered that his salary be divided among the poor
in Santiago, Cuba The misery there, caused
by cholera and smallpox, Is reported on the in
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The Storn, at tp,e Ear

Telegraphed Ezclusively to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, Nov. GA great storm. with a
high wind, prevailed all night, and telegraph
communication Is deranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20

COMMISSIONER DELANo left Macon yester-
day for jacksonville, Fla, and it is probable
that he will not return here before the latter part
OF next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-20
NEW YoEk-FiRsr BeARI
By Bankers' and Brokers Telegraph, yanSs N.
CaSsaanan ODeraf0r.

Lewis johnson s. Co. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 2e-No stock reports or
cable message to-day. Gold in New York, l2CS
al26k.