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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-26
Green q Wise.

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
MILL OFFER, BY AUCTION, ON TUES
w DAY, May 4th, 1859, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
the entire stock of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS
aud STORE FIXTURES, contained in the
Family Grocery store of George McBurney,
situated on the corner Of Duke and Patrick SITS.
Tho store will be offered for rent and possession
given if desired the day after sale. ap cots
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VIM. COGAN,
No. Is, North Royal street,
Has constantly on hand large and complete
assortment of
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS,
HASPS,
PENDANTS, .-.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE DROP
LIGHTS IN VARIETY,
PORCELAINS, PHOTOGRAPH, MICA and
OTHER SHADES.
CUT, GROUND AND PLAIN GLOBES.
ALSO
STEAM PIPE, CAGES, COCKS, VALVES,
and everything in the Steam Fitting Line
Public Buildings and Dwellings furnished and
fitted up with Gas in the most substantial and
elegant manner.
Steam Work for Factories, Mills, &C., prompt
ly and faithfully executed; all ~ rlcss which
will give satisfaction. NH S-tf
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FANCY GOODS. MILLINERY. &c.
1875 FLo"ERsi FLOWERS, 1875

1875 FLOWERS FLOWERS. l25
RIBBONS, LACES. NETS, ILLUSIONS.
ENGLISH GRAPE,
Beautiful English Grape Wells, Velvets. Pom
padour Ruches, Infants Ruches. Grenadine
for Wells; Linen Lawn, very cheap; Mourn
ing Handk erchie.s. very cheap; very beauti-
full ass ,rtment OF Pattern Bonnets and Hats ;
also, Straw, Neopolitan, Cactus. Gimp and
Glace Bonncts AMI Hats, together with every
thing that can be found in frst.class MILNE.
~ Store My stock is large and very cheap,
and think my prices will come within the
reach of All. Gall and see
Mrs g. l. SIMPSON,
Ne. l25 King street.
n. B.-Particular attention paid to mourning
work. Bleaching, Dyeing and Pressing done.
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HOME ENTERPRISES.
III III RIA DER

INNCUU khGE HUHE ENTEkF MI r.
II III. BLADDER,
At No. 124 King street.
Has on hand and is constantly making all
styles of HOOP SKIRTS and CORSETS. l
am selling my own mako best of whalebone
CORSETS at 81 and upwards. Corset Stays of
the best material at Sc a pair. Other goods in
my line to be sold as cheap in proportion as the
above. Remember the place, No l4 King ST.
N. B.-Hoop Skirts and Corsets made to or
der or repaired at short notice. feb
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OHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE.

" -
am now receiving my Spring supplies to
which invite the attention of country mer:
chants and dealers generally. My stock will
be found to be very complete EN- bracing eve.
ESTABLISHMENT and my prices will COM
pare favorably with those of dealers in the
Northern cities. Give me a call before pur-
chasing, and save freights.
mar 27-eo3m e. j. MILLER, 81 King st.
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
where the general business of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general correspond
ence should BIO addressed.
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~ NEW GOODSl
Children's Carriages and Wagons.
Feather Busters, Counter busters.
Channels Skin Furniture
Biggin Coffee Pots Toilet Sets.
Fancy, Market and Clothes Baskets.
Plated Castors, Spoons and Forks.
White Wash Brushes, Egg Spoons
Cash Boxes, Spice Boxes.
Cutlery Tin and Woodward at lowest prices,
at A. H. MOTT & CO.'S,
60 King street
ANDREW H. MOTT. BERTRAND s. ASHBY.
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49, FOR BALTIMORE

-rA FOR BALTIMORE
AND POTOMAC LANDINGS.
The new steamer w. w COLT, Capt. John
II. Wilson, will leave Pier 6, Light st. wharf,
Baltimore EVERY FRIDAY. at 4 p. m, for
ALEXANDRIA and WASHINGTON, stop
ping at tho following way points on tho Poto-
mac river:
Cone River Lodge Landing, Kinsale Jones
Wharf, Piney Point. HazPs Wharf, Stones
Wharf, Cobrum, Matthias Point, Smiths
Point and ,Glymonti returning; leave G:h q;
MORNING, at & o'clock, touching ut KinH st.
wharf Alexandria.
Freight of I'll descriptions carried at low
rates. Freight received at Alexandris, on
Monday. For further information apply TO
w. s. PENDLETON & CO.,
100 Light street Wharf Baltimore.
D. Il. WILSON, Alexanuria. -
BISCOE, LUTTRELL & CO.,
mar 2l--tf Washington.
r. ~, POTOMAC
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE AND LANDINGS ON
THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer EXPRESS, Captain A. Z. Nickle,
having resumed her old route. will leave Bslti-
more, Pier No. 8, Light street wharf, on every
Alexandra, Washington and landings on the
Potomac river. Returning, will leave Wash
ington at a. M, and Alexandria at 7 a. m, on
every SATURDAY MORNING.
TO SHIPPERS-Goods consigned through
TO stations on the railroad, will be forwarded
without delay on arrival of the steamer at Al.
exandria For further information apply to
j. BRODERS & CO., Agents.
mar II If No. II, King ST., Alexandria. Val
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THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Po-
fa T0MAC ROUTE.

THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND P0-
fl T0MAC ROUTE.
&0NN - - 60
THE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
AQUA CREEK.
THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
- RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH.
r. Fast and comfortable STEAMERS
cleave Washington city twice daily.
Sunday p M. excepted, from the wharf foot OF
ping at Alexandria each way, and connecting
ut 4 nuia Creek with tho Richmond, FEEDER
icksbu,.g and Potomac Railroad with elegant
cars, supp lied with elegant sleeping chairs on
nil its trains. Through tickets and baggage
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and res
turning SAM Ell RUTH,
J.B GENTRY General Ticket Agent, -
nv l3~tf Richmond, Va.
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RORKRT JAMESON

GEORGE WISE ROBERT JAMESON
EIRE, LIFE,
AND
MARINE
INSURANCE.
WISE s. CO.
no. 81, King street.
Fire, Life and Marine Risks placed in relia'
bic Companies at reasonable rates. Persons
wishing Insurance of any kind will find it to
their intcroa. to consult US before placing their
risks
FIRE RISKS IN THE COUNTRY taken at
moderate rates. sep l5-ly
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r LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
IL AND GLOBE INSU RANCE CO.,

Risks taken on all descriptions Of property,
and Fire and Life Policies issued, payable in
gold, currency sterling.
Perpetual ris ks taken on most favorabloterms.
Shareholders personally responsible for all
liabilities of the company, and losses settled
without reference 10 England.
Marine Insurance also effected.
HOOE & WEDDEHBURN
ap 18--tf Agents, Alexandria, Va.
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INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE RISRS,
placed in responsible companies, at fair rates, by
ap 7-tf HOOE, WEDDERBURN q co.
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-. MOTTO e.

IT, N " "
SEMI. WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
BALTIMORE.
The passenger and freighting steamer co.
LUMBIA, Captain James Harper, will leave
Pier s, every WEDNESDAY, at I q. M, for
Returning will loave Baltimore on SATUR-,
DAY, at 4 p. m, stopping at the usual landings
on the Potomac.
The frelghting steamer THOS T. CAHILL.
Captain VIM Maith, will leave Pier every
FRIDAY, at 3 pm. [fg 100
Returning win leave Baltimore every TU rs.
DAY at 3 p. M, stopping at ainsa.e and Cur
rioman. r. ..a .. .t -
All way freight must be prepaid. =
mar 8-8m b. WHEAT, Agent.
~, NEW EXPRESS LINE
PHILADE LPHIA AND ALEXANDRIA,
GEORGETOWN s. WASHINGTON.
WA, CAHAL.)
Good substantisland we'll adapted FREIGHT
STEAMERS comprise this new line, which will
sail on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY OF
each week from Philadelphia, and TU ESDAYS
Freight &C., at moderate rates.
For particulars apply ct
n. ELDRIDGE & co,
No.4s. Wh.rv.s, Alexandria, Va
JOHN B. DAVIDSON
ga. Water Z Georgetown and Washington
WILLIAM p. CLYDE rs
NH 1877 No. IA. North Whsrves. Philada
THIRD FLOOR over Wilmer & slayma-
i kers store for rent. apo
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YNHIRD FLOOR over Wilmer & Slsyma-
i kers store for rent. apo
, 1869-11-14

i. G:onet NIT. Madison alwsgs took tue heaa 81
tht table. Nj Nadt.oh tie tLtdnse, and one o. Nts
teetet*fi~s the tst'ou. Her MEMORY "as 20 Gooa
that 'he never tafro. nasne. \ d womb aaaIrsa
+ach Ut tsr guts't, thD1en Just tn rod1ced ~ifh
~ oEnc1f. ~ It +he hA1 Ano "a th-n tor sea!A
sss "a naEt tncett hs'klnR ~oEnan II toe
crA"lnE room. Her hEattIr And J1uo nAc u*ufa
to.ti.d ats've the rrs' o, he ,4d-s- Wne1 sao
IuuLd tnM 3n2rE gtf'. thr would A'tead 10 eef
taeN A>t:a"oar'f. rr1unurt h-r otnu ptA And r.
an ti!n NJ NJ rhr fecau1e mor~ II n'r ca>e. AZ
nte OF htt ftc* ptFne, 'au d gt1lg scnth, ffc4n
iro.r tse 70. AFood~. made hts appearance aud
tGeH Ht fta1o a9hf9'tt n aa1tiItlH VII lie *tood
Il thaf r ~" 'he nviu'r fnE au hzts hour and
nsa1 sen5'.tesa m ,n 10 t*tt cup OF conr~. ~n:h IT,
FOL 1rco e,e Ian fo''cts1 nj q batras q .ut.
a'61e-s.d !,as. n't: fne r,or .oa h, .s'oo*a-a.
thsnet tic cup into o.. hlttrn 4 ps.c<st
1.-The CfnAd II IA Errat''F nark~t3 the Rtp-1e
lhcy-t'<hst DO "te cnn asnt s~lnx io,tled' n-
Ni1*ns N't br'og YOU arotn's etr Of coffee
1NYA5 hpW did toa feaF- E4slF eIce1tput u1u'ncr
hah oure the h. nor vi lnnwi"V her, hut / aast
uVt een her for *oh% year, TINS sse ,atlnaed
Tit he p''oF yba'h frit a. thoug1 were Ia IN.
con pan5 nt IN old srqpz,n amos. lle fook carr
secretly And eoon TO ol.4odsr tae p:etnone4nee II
h.s POCKET,
, 1869-11-14
THE TROLLING PHI" TRAGEDY.
Carl Greschia Found Guilty Of Mall
slaughter.


The trta1 Of Carl Grctchia, alts. Carlo Gressur.
for the homicide Of stephan LagamorsenA was
confirmed On Saturday, before Judge Porter, IN
the Superior Court. The Gaze WIS argued until
about cloet, when the Court Instructed the t1TJ
The ftt1uctous we're 1nbslant!afl{ u foil .Ma:
It II defined By the atatute, u alao 1nvosnntazY
man*lAushtez, bJ The ltgnt o1 tho aas1s authority,
the Court ststed that although tue i'.dlct Leat u
mAusisuRhter, AID that II person kl 1.lothef
In seIf-detence. II must appear that the Danger
Naa 40 urgent and prcssli that ID order 10 aave
Sody a.1n 10 & i n,'pa % q tue otd:f " ss sasa
f1telJ ptceasaJ. and bare fear Of these offences
ahau ror be sufficient to jostff tho ks!l1a9- 1t
0un appear that the ctfclnQs{Aocns Eere Euf-
ncatLt 10 excite The featI Of reasonable pessuu.
and thst the party killing really acted unde1 the
!tnneuce OF those 1tata, and not IN spr1t Of 70
II de Jury believe. beyond Reasonable doubt,
that The teceaAed and Prisoner had a quarrel with
vprdt IN tne p1isont.a room. and on the atail1
leading to tho room, and t1at the deceased after
Rol13 part Nay dbwn khe stA1ra tutned aaout and
vent ~ staE9 - II going 10 sa1d room 70 meet d.
fsnoaas ~ ;hs psps 2 ia.,nes eonsnos 80
1hen he got nenI1y 10 the door Of thu room
the pr!snoet felonoaly .at.uek him several
sgs5s nl0.a .6 e. e tss ae.a ~ san q; bang
apparently necessary 10 pfestp: tho deceased
lou committing an AAaanlL aud wheu th7 prs.
Otet could hare avoided the use Of such cluh,
then tbo prisoner ahoald be found gully Of man
slaughter.
II :he jury bellered that deceased attempted IN
violent nAnoer. to enter the dwelling Of de-
fendAor, fot the pafposu Of astaait!nx h,n, to
pltseet ,ois, oe1e' dan., without nallce, killed
him, then the killing II }uAtioea: hui c1nslttr
lpG whether fhe Eul1tg WaA to nFftpce Of hAnlt4
ton, lhe tnfJ should consider the ctFcu Hstl1cea
OF The homicide, the coLducs pt the parties, AND
the force nAed.
ne Killing va a'so ju%tina able II fbe fatal h1ow
~tR 1htcted In ke1.ne1tr ce. but rms jnry thnutd
c0btiaer the crcunatances Of the killing, and the
conduct OF fbe parties, nhl he nsa ans 2ut the De
gree Of force uscd bJ prisoner 10 mAKlny what II
c1imt d 10 be this #eIf,def-bce, ~ bealtug upoE
the question Of lelf-defence or Unlawful purpose
II the force uAed waA u REASONABLE tn amount Aad
character, this should A!so ht CO. saarred,
The try aGreed ahostIy before utcloCt. bring
Ing ID verdict n1 It. Eu1l Of nnSsaauRhscf, xlt1
penalty Affixed st one JeAr Ia the FehltenuAfJ.
The py14okeF ~a4 1enan1eo, motion being c1
tered tot Few tI1a1.
, 1869-11-14

mAde complete and that the lands hare n~.e<
I'll oe they Wefo sese1Fed tfou ss1e man Jeskt
or tuore Of the casts n4tenta zero ntued bT The
Land Department Vt W1shiaRton % the prc-em,-
tcsh. 10 cnt "a e upntr entYt uAdn b. fore tae
AfsaGe Of tho Joint resolution OF 1851 and IN 'hn
1t m a1terxAfd. TneAe patents ~cru hold y.ad
o{ the CouTt, upon the gfould kt4t snAT ger t.
s.ed IL violation Of lAx. I, Is undezstood that
rave excited deep tneertst, and tho decasion viii
{ Of great consequence to The sestleta Of tho
1ludA.
Tne Uu1ted Presbyterian ehurch Of Iowa win
meet Ut DesHotuea On Tuesday ncxt
, 1869-11-14

st. fArls. Nor. - The Rnlra Of tho SatIona1
Land COMPANY for lhf pA~t y-Ar, cohs1,ttpS tnaln-
amounted tu ls<,rsi scrra, 3ieIoIoE $o*l-29I s'f
there laut's aJ,t*1 aeres Oh the kan~nt Pacific
81 ianlil,e=, WHO iounle,i tbe yisHe OF WAKE.
neld, Kanta*, snd nea. ih-Ee estahll-nen an AEft-
cultural college. R1d reno 'ur the Inception
aud et1ucat10n U1 orphRb hO's frnn I. tudon. The
echpol Al tasIu are under the coutrol o. aud viii
he fostered by, the RETURN Sc.-ty VI L"bdou. 0,
which Earl II aTt-b r. Is President Inrre tnou.
Fand NurE eg1an uni tlal.l. intu'a.nut land p1J
rrH md te'liv1a, ana la1Er nusMe<7S Ut AssG $
tettleFs from other countries htsr ~cn placed OF
y estttn lat It's uufiux The preacut rear. fHt
company 1Ict hetc th!s ~CeE, AID REELECTED laa
4pnF y niflctfk
, 1869-11-14

Efh ta;ataI Of $t3eA - tske The Interest Of Fttif
ss rsrtceE n psiyste baakieE Loose IN this city,
A4tses&
BANKER. Txihzne QEee-
, 1869-11-14

The Tariff Di%CMkatou Internal
Revenue Hccespt. mt nj. LOUIS.
Fl. LoC1s, Nov. - C. O. St-bbina, OF Detroit,
ruEltkbes . cunmunicaI1ou here, deutlng that na
maae the a+Rert1onr as chafkel h Ftuf- Perry, 10
a.Fpeeca here On MondAT ntvnt. that fret Frade
England 70 paupeslsHl lie ra5s ne Simply quoted
from the New f0rG 7ines aud did tot make the
statement on bis au horlE. It mar not be ln1pro-
per 10 ssy tnat Pruf. P-rry based h!s remarks
upon Geographic repnrt o1 Steonlua' speech
sent from Detroit last SUNDAY.
81. Louis, Nov. l3--Tte aggregate receipts 0f
internal revenue IN this ui.tftc, Ior tue qlAFter
endlpK. september 80. vas 31.e'90 0id 0t this
amount .he Atn1 TAX rit- IeAllxca fa&o, ,t63;
tobacco and c.earr. ts1t,s9t: bt'cr, 35lils. r..
re1ps4 for October 93Ga, ,s:a of which tSa.27o wns
from Fptrtte, f., ,.3i from tobacco and cGarA and
$la9sH i1b1n beer.
Amos cutter has brought tu!t axn1nat Samuel
l. II. Karlox r, CT New fnEk. for g.. 10. ciatmed
az hts knAfe In the real csfate frcoTcfrd from
other PARTIES rome tJn-e AR1.
, 1869-11-14
B(-X TEaE MuA1TOk
EXTRA CLOTHES WRlKGEa.

r. ~, ,..-,, = x-etcs H..s setid r4re rznezz
..rs:a. t.z l. sxafJ tab: 4 ~ - - is sr .sasx
~ ESE.rJ,.t Il Eaf7anixd u sS4J psftae11ert haA
, esakf. seae1aa:. N:nIt IT. assut q p Jods YovH1s
RnEsa XIV q Nae-IAetA<cx teEpacJ. q I'D
GNX:SbeEfF:, Ne% Ye.f. a:nt1A A[s:44-
, 1869-11-14
Funeral pt Gcnrrlll Wool.

TROY, Nos. 1a-ApprOpT.&te fuucra! honors
~cfc rAtti 10 {ieLttAl MN, fo-1As. Religious
Ecrt1ees were hrId At tas =. fauI'a Eotscnpat
tnirca. AmonH ihe al's:'hcn'.he'i t'cr.nas NFts-
eut were t;encrh1a McA,le, MclD~rll. Hunt, Ar.
r d, 8ni llAsntR, GuEtE1HF find Lau ami AfAn,
Ac. The n1lltar, corte,e was lare-. ant tue pro-
ceselon halt IN aoaE IN r,s-tlV give po:at. lac
gathering was ,nrutn'c- Il j. rs'ta,nt-"i that
utrs xpfe rot4iurtcsi With Rrrat flnur@tlse ,es.
ar,h tu!enntts. ard :hrfe ~a- ht1iteht nutsrrtA
toftaw. Nu%iGtsA + ~ Ecttrntv .u-oeufrtt, the
nars throughout .hr ci'y we.c t!'sna,e4s at hai
mist, nna lasSe numbers Of tlxclura and hust
ne-a hrtsrR were frAfes1 In N MsuluE The Tt
untcs Hcsr de1ns,tcd ID hkHo01 tcu1tterY.
, 1869-11-14

The Convention Hill IN the LcBls1a-

The Convention Hill IN the LcBl+1a-
tuFE.
NASHVILLE, Nor. 12-Thr second commit &C Of
cor ference to cuht1ter The DISAGREEMENT between
tie StuAte anu tlou-e upon tue Convention b!ll,
fppoFte.i ths m0r11uR 1htr ihfJ con d not agFcs-
F1nrotitilons + ere Then na1e IN 10th n0uafs 'u-
EtIut ting the c0urnIttee 10 report compromtsc.
providing that the conEtutlpn hall he composed
OF ecretty tnetlt+Ir, tn-teAlt of nftT, u. pro-
r0.ed ty the Senate ami one huLt&F.t. ~ proposed
bs the House. The proposition WAS adnatesa hJ
The House; the Seuate uhtoufned *11hout aet'n9
on IT..
NA1ie Ttyton haa introduced oiat providing fol
u tnnuumcnt to Juhn BEL.
The hill GlrIt the right Of was in Tennessee It
the CINCINNATI So them Ksi rsa.l pa4s'.i The
Hume its nrSl rcA,inE, aud VIZ. Eefcfre IN thu
Internal improvement Eun1u41tet- TneEe IS n(
doubt uf lta maj p1sAaGe.
, 1869-11-14

A meeting ol the Executive Committee of the
Illinois Wocneu's Suffrage Association wa4 hid At
the office Of The Chicago Legal .strs, No. 81 WASH
tIg7on a1eet last evening, for the purpose Of ao-
lectinR delegates. one from each Congressional
District, AID one 1t a1Re, to represent the S,a'c
III the National Womens Suffrage Convention. to
oe helt in Cleveland. . on the 9+tu inst Fro-
1cTror linven occupied The Chair.
THE following named lsi!es and Rcctemeu
we're elected ~ delegates: Joian Walt., Mrs,
bradwtl!, MI. t!veEmorr, JnhYe hrahx-!f, Als
LouroIe. MrH- L. vauwAJ, DE- Ron-rt CollJer, 3.
ii. Booth Mrs. II. Y Mau'otd, n!. ExEfes'on.
and M1s. Willing. Of Chicago; A. J.: Gtover, Of
EaEtsal)e, Dr.. Edwafd Beecher, nf Gatesn1rR
lion. Snsruu TIT dale, o SpHu5deln: Z +.
13apgs, OF Ca1iiuVille, and Mrs Dr.. cnauheriia,
OF Tonlou.
The Following resolution VAS adopted uaan4m-
ously:
Rsso!.r That The deietxtes elected tn tho Nation n
Qonye b. rcqueesed to itenaif5 Themselves
with any dtyis'nn that may exist among prHnlnsn
Ettkefs In the other parts The antts. Il
pa,1IPate IL .ay aeton 5nt-ndea ant.zon,ssie Il
The meeting then adjourned
, 1869-11-14
wc.tcFr, AA%ucpntrd a'Fc4s,

DETROIT. Nor. l.. TO the memo<rs Of the IL.
foG,btct3 Ffras:
In consequence of InstttE4 0roEiDR ont OF the
change OF tur Ec!lefA1 aGrpt aua the necessity OF
Trfesrtng to th- f,okr auti rAp.ra Of t1e agency.
II has teen dten I'd als!sa'&e 10 change Tho pace
Qf tic prxt &c Ing Of thc Association 1Fo4n Cnt-
cAgo 10 Cleveland: Tics IL tnrrGf,!c E1Tro that
the nj It general nccttrE Of the Western At*o-
c!ated I1t%s viii he held NJ ClevclAni un Nedncs-
oAJ. khe SIN ibAt. II II o'clocA N tn* IoFenoon
tNiEncdt Il. y WALTER.
Ftctidcus Wes!cfn A44octAtcd t!c4k
, 1869-11-14

Mxxrtis. Scy. la-Tbr .ar.1Ltnrhs publishes 4
tlst Of pt1tons feA.n,GR 10 Tepu-s.ee, who It ~.
&ettA, hkre been IN p1r.cd b5 GcneE.t Anna into
Nls&leetrpL 1Gt n os the slec't0n there. IN
tte ipt+I1~i Of the Rn4ilt4l pArt5 Rnd calls upOa
,hc authorities IT Washington 10 tuterfose 10 PIT.
, 1869-11-14

t1xc1f*Af1, Nov. la-The elsy ~nskhouse vi!
Ee occupied ptccuIher l. II nHs cu~t $4,000.
The ahdit,otA tnr In~ cnI1lc con pttun nj! make
\ total cost OF $Gkf.hD-
4 snowfall commenced at midnight AMI con-
1tAuen with slight tu'efvalf, unt! ''c'oct, then
ftrsdy TIL loon. Deptn, tbste !nchtA It wAa
nearly ali gone al dark, with pro-i~c. Of tzin.
, 1869-11-14

LpC1Sy111k, Nor. 1a-lu the silt acalcks the
Mil Line Company by tnnse who to"t FtlkttTcs pT
Inc OHIO tteauuoEt collision. tn December last,
the judge OF the Counoo llesa decided to-daT
tbat the care -AA mt one OF admiralty jafed'c"
ticn. The suit u be argued next EcbfuasE-
, 1869-11-14

NEW ORLEANS, Nor. IS TO ontl Alexander,
foYuetlF U. ArtermsFef uRdtr General Dhtlef.
y no = aA afrr.ted here refrnr,y - otRub TreAA:
nr1 AEfut, has cfe1Eet. !e<sluR big q 1uoet OF
!eile13 IRON pfDnnvnt prrt!ed rrtaftHg 10 castoEn
honke and warehouse b1pihtAs. They Ill 10 sent
to NahhiEgtou,
, 1869-11-14

THE PACIFIC AND ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY or 1HK UN1rKD STAIRS, IN addition
to IT. reduen In charges for daty rsssses hsa Ia 3D.
htseee 10 it, policy Of adnatia< s4s<s, that point
af equity than Be maintained between the public atd
The eorporatou, made radical ehanke in tho system Of
ehhz1es t~r night ttle2phiuE. lid E1eAt reduction In
the EzttH fcz
, 1869-11-14

TIE ElTCA11uS IN PARAGUAY.
LISBON, Sor. IL
The msll steamer from Ito Janeuo br1ngs the
fol IN ing ne FL II. III Paraguay:
tDEt han1r,tl 4nn thlIt..snrte BRAZILIAN soldiers
hau been su1rouhdel ny President Lop.x'4 forced
~ CETuAqu4s1y. The l'r1ncc D'En had
&ta1ted fr0m R0sar!s With portion Of hIs army,
to atttn pt tbtiE sr.ca>e- u Lew conspiracy had
netu tosn4ed sRainer Litz, III consequence Of the
ereepttons ordered hy htu,-
Stye1rl Parrruu3nn utllcers had come into the
Allied ncs. THEY aiI describe tae position Of 10.
pe1 IA Desperate.
, 1869-11-14

0ANN1suH IScKEA4ED.
rARiS Sog. IL.
The garrison OF thls c1tr has pee2 augmented By
two regiments Of cavalry.
kDfHEFoRT.
Last Right ano,Ltr dcAunstra.ion In fnFor Of
Henri RGcatfort naa hi IL the stteets- The
DeVplc we're tot disturbed u the police
West intttcHs
WHAT TILE HAVANA DtAK1O SAYS.
HAVANA, Nov. IL
The D'drte this uurnlns has Ut editorial wherein
1t sa,s the ~x1tttoce VI Aly anu.SpAnlsh element
IN Cuba ia ahnpzna ana tr4nsltoty. The enemies
Of st an could tot remain there. Tpere are but
Two cltmepfs OF popuiaron-Spanarda aud for.
elg1ers. The Ntarto HITS the CubAns who favor
the Spantth can6e are spauiarnA.
----&----
Egypt.
ECaESIE TRAVELS.
CAIRO. Nor. IL.
The Empress EuQente, ~h0 has been ia this city
1oE I Ten dnyt, deIart*d fur .Me1RudhA to-day.
, 1869-11-14
FOREIGN.
The Garrison Of Paris Re-
inforced.
MIR, Peabody's Last Donation to
the Southern Education
al Fund.
Terrible Mining Disaster in MEXICO.

Srnfns
TorKfE nosuhIo AG4Ix.
Madrid, Nov. IL
Adcotsa1 Topete hA4 been eltcted Vice President
OF The constitutional Coslta
TILE 1IAl1AS 0oTE1ANEET WILLING.
MADRID, Nov. T.
IL u reported that tho 8panIan Government TO-
day received I ne,phtch from Flofence stating
that the entire lsai,Bn cxninet bpp1O7e oi the
CaodidAture Of the Doke Of Genoa
Senof Orcxue, one 11 the Republican Deputies
who WEI recently arrested, has been nncond1-
t.ouau5 released. Tie hA. Koue TO Flofence. It Is
said that TIT government contsnplates ttleAslnK
ali political prisoners VITO have not bsea accused
OF cxlmina] acte.
1uk Rl5aoF or uAyAkA AR1KsTEp.
HAph1p, Nov. 1a-
Tbs D..nop OF Havana hAa ocen arrested 1t
Cadt1.
ErhAt 4kFstAlns
MI. rxAbopy's LAST GIPr.
Lospax, oes- IL
A few days previous to h!, death Nr. PeaoodJ
gave N extra G1s',1t0 to the Peabody Fund.
CHCaCH NAFTEEA.
AteungE have been cxlIea to organize m oppo-
sttion to the condensation Of Mr. Temple as Bishop
ct Exeter.
ARRIVAL
QCEKNdroWk, Nov. Is.
The steamer City OF Daluaore, from New York,
arrived to-day.
, 1869-11-14

II curing serctnIs. TnbeYec1AT Qout1rrticu md o.
!ssrh With lnhalattn9 end he Aittr.ttxe xfa Taisn
wrsks he lats y. Ryan 4ftrf ibfss nf *tvtn
Es41a' Hazdink U8ee. Ia state IT. oee hoaIL TO
a.
, 1869-11-14

TWO TERRIBLE ptsAblERs-ofE HCfbkkp Axp
THIRTY -ForH PERSONS KILLED.
NEW Y1KK, Nov. H.
h letter from MEXICO ttakeH that, on the 9th ulL,
1c1 Mt1, = otuen, ahd children were crushed 70
deAih b. the falling In ol silver 1nlnc ut (uana-
1uat0, bile fhr MInef8 Hefe cutting dinner Just
brought them ty their families Tte day follow
ing the nine disaster sixteen women, slx children,
md twelve men we're dro ned II the River Mer-
ca}A They nad reached The slEcr bank, and sat
down 10 zsst beforr uth-ssaktps 10 ioid the E7e1,
which was aSLil+n fY r+!nn, ~nen the bank sud-
tte1 II sid 6n tEum the m4lu l2ud, and every one
1eIlshet In tho srfeAtn. Tuclt b1dlgs we're found
lover dpKu the kiYeA1n.
, 1869-11-14
DIED.

LES1ER-8nddeolr November l.. Alice vile Of
Jo.e4 Letter. In the :sth ytar Of her sRe.
rIIkLAS-0n the l:th inst., ct a.thul Nj. Vim.
Fun-fai from hi, late 1e.Ideoe-. No ~ West
Tw <lfth+t. on Sunday. rho 14th- It II click
EV n HtEt1o7d. I1riAnd. pap-EA p eA1t E3p%.