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GREAT BRITAIN.
HoNoRs TO PEABoDY-THE QUEEN-LIvING-
STONE.
LONnON, saturday, y


LONDON. Saturday, Nov. G, 1862
The death Of Mr.. Peabody occurred so late on
Thursday evening p1:9O that the fact could not be
widely published until to-day. His death is unlver-
sally regretted Flags flying at half mast buildings
draped in various parts of the city, and other evl-
dences of mourning attest the public sorrow.
The Daily NecS of this morning, in ITS obituary ar
tice says: Merchants, IN passing his statue daily
do not need to learn from the consummate man OF
business how to gain money. His career may teach
them how il may be wisely SPENT
The Queen opened the new bridge and viaduct to-
day, with state ceremonies.
Sir Roderick MurchisOn publishes an extract from
the Rev. Mr.. Kinks letter. as follows: 1--WE may in
fer that before this Dr. Livingstone has satisfied him
self whether any of the South African waters flow
into Lake Albert Nyanza If tins determination is
arrived at he will have solved the problem of African
geography"
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NfEXICO.
sr,vAnn,s RrcFprInN-

SECRETARY sEwARD's RECEPTION.
HAVANA, Nov. G.-Dates TO the 10Th of DC
ober have been received by the steamer from Vera Cruz
Gov Seward had arrived at GuadalaJara. He every
where received with enthusiasm. He wm expected TO
arrive AT Mexico on the Ith. Grand preparations were
making TO receive him force Of 800 cavalry given
him as an escort at Jalisco.
STATES
The disturbance In the State OF San Luis Poos have
ceased. Gov. Bustamente has resigned. 1reYino has
been elected Governor Of Nueya Leon The rural Gen
darmere which pronounced against the Government has
been defeated Some prODuneiamientUs have occurred
TIIR MINISTRY.
Tie Ministry not quarreling but are resolved TO
stand fan by the GOverDment. Manuel Saavedra has
been made Minister OF the Interior said that Minis
ter Lcrdo will form Cabinet. Norton Co. have
proposed to Congress 10 lay submarine cable between
Mexico and the United States The census OF the Capital
gives 100000
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CHILL.
A MONUMENT TO lord CoCHRANE.

4 MONUMENT TO LOKD COJHHANE
VALPARAISO, Oct. "a movement IS on foot
under the auspices OF Senior Lora the Intendene OF this
city, 10 raise funds for the erection Of statue other
suitable memorial, in commemoratiOn OF the exploits OF
Lord Cochrane the gallant English admiral who so noby
and eecualy assisted In freeing Chill from the yoke OF
Spain during The war OF Independence The project Is
being warmly supported and both natives and foreigners
vie with each other In the subscription list
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CTATFMATA,

Peace prevails throughout the Republic, eX-
cepnR in the department Of TetOncapHn where the IN
under the rreprcssble scrapO Cruz are
still troublesome. The campaign against thcm ~ the
Government troops has been entirely interrupted ny the
very heavy rains which have recently taken place Pres
ideut Cerna has received autograph letters from queen
Victoria and President Gutierrez OF the United states OF
Colombia cOngratuauBR him on his reelection 10 the
Presidency. gang Of about 20 despcTadOes attacked
the National Treasury at San jose, Oyerpoweed the
guard OF 10 men, and succeeded IN making on with about
s. OOg they also made attack up0n the barracks at
Escu!nila but rcUused portion OF the gang were
subsequently captured but none II the treasure hhd
been recovered.
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TIE DALMATIAN REVOLT.

THE INSURGENTS BLOW UP FORT-Two TOWNS
BURNED, ,-o -"--
lBUDoA, Damatis, Nov. 7, 1869.
Official kilograms state that the Austrian forces
operating against the Dalmatan insurgents at and
south of Cattaro have after considerable and severe
fighting. captured and partially burned down the
towns of Poor and Mama. The insurgents, just
previous to their defeat, blew up fort Stanjeych.
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three out of four Judges composing the Court so de-
Gliding the only disseDtient being Senior Gomez sanchez
In the exercise however Of this Jurisdiction whether IL
decides for against the contract ia regarded as ln-
possible that the engagement can be apnuled ns the
Government has already received three or four millions
OF soes account which is absolutely unable to re-
fund The exports Of salpttcr from the port OF lqnque
during September amounted TO 27OO qulntals' against
$4,000 Qunals during the corresponding month OF 1863
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beautiful and striking each figure Of the Charatdes
standing forth in clear relief, and animated with
kind of life On the quay the Empress took leave OF
the King. The sheen from the Illuminated CORN
THAN coonnade in which she stood falling on her gist
ening dress and dazzling diamond crown made her
indeed look imperial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
NICARAGUA.

The armistice of ten days between the forces
OF the Government and those OF the reFoui3usis H,n
toned i'm my last letter has been through the friendly
nterposiion OF the Government Of Honduras, extended
eight during which time 10 Is confidently hoped ah
expected that amcabe arrangement may be effected
between the opposing parties. The draft OF an agree
has been prepared the main points OF when arr
immediate disarmament Of the Revolutionary party
acknoR ledgneut OF the rebel debt by the Government
and the cOuyOcaOn OF Constituent Assembly Tor the
adjustment Of all outstanding questions. TIC OGoed
Odeia In long article upon tlr proposed canal adv0
Gates the claims OF the Cheyaer contract and rideues
the pretensOns OF Mr.. Felix Belly. This Journal very
sangnne Of the % the canal project and states
that strongly supported by the Leading capitalists OF
Europe and the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
WISCONSIN.
c,oev coSrrsr FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

CLOSE CONTEST FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.
MADISON, Nov. 5.--Returns are making the
Legislature closer than was anticipated The Republi-
cans lose the XXvIIIth Senatorial District, strongly
Republican which by local and personal quarrels elects
Ives Democrat The Senate VIII stand 20 Republicans
and rs Democrats. The Assembly Will have from nye TO
ton Republican majority independents and boilers
defeating many regular candidates. Northwestern
Wisconsin generally gives Increased majority to the
HInIn lLrkeI.
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SPAIN.
A PARTY QUARREL.

MADRID. Nov. ?, 1869.
The Unionsts show signs of disagreement with
the Progresssts on other points beside the selection
of King namely on the oath to support the Consti-
tuton and in regard to the election of Deputies to
ill the vacant seats in the COrtes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
ENFORCING THE PRoHIBITORY LAW IN MAssA
CHUSETTS.

BosroN, Nov. 6.-Last night a sudden and
unexpected raid was made by the State Consables upon
the saloons eight ten being visited and the
stock seized This sudden enforcement OF the Prohb-
tory law after an election generally considered adverse
10 pFohibt.un quite ewders our German fellow citizens
and the people generally.
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ALABAMA.
ALABAMA.
VOTE OF THE CITY OF MOBILE.
WEST VIRGINIA.

POLITICAL DIVISION OF THE LEGISLATURE.
According to the latest advices in the Wheel
ing papers, the Senate will stand Is Republicans and
Democrats, and the House 80 Republicans and "a Demo
Gratis These figures may not be perfectly accurate but
there doubt Of large Republican majority on joint
lllOt.
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ECUADOR.

Business was brisk at Guayaquil on the 10th
nit The price OF caucho (rubbe is from SIC to $s per
oa Exchange on England &c per cent Peru, per cent.
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ILLINOIS.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL UNIV I'M IUN'
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. G-1he Republican OF
this city gives the following as the complexion OF the
state Constitutional Convention Of Illinois, shown by
the latest returns Republicans a.; DemOcra IT, 40; Con
seryauves Independent, l.
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CENTRAL AMERICA

PANAMA, Oct. 2S.-By the steamship Saliva
DOR which arrived this port on the 18th inst we have
dates from Guatemala TO the 9oth u aud Nicaragua to
the sth ult.
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ITALY.
KING VICTOR DYING.

PARIS, Nov :, 1869.
Dispatches from Florence announce that King Vic
tor Emmanuel is dying The Prince and Princess
Napoleon had been summoned to his bedside, and
have left for Florence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr.. GLADSTONE.
The following letter has been addressed by
Mr. Gladstone to Mr. Isaac Butt q. c., distinguished

The following letter las been addressed by
Mr. Gladstone TO Mr.. Isaac Butt O. c., distinguished
freshman:
"HAwARDEs, Chester, Oct. %, 1869.
"SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
address adopted at great meeting Of the citizens OF
Dublin and Others the 10th current which expresses
strong desire for the release OF the persons still confined
in Ireland account OF political OeDseB with respect
the general purpose Of the address have respectfully
refer you letter addressed by me- on the Btn 10
the representative OF a meeting called with a
similar object at Limerick / think II my duty,
however, 10 notice a portion OF the address, IN
OF mine the year with regard to the political pris
the Kingdom OF Naples and which constitutes
particular and personal appeal IL Is desired that should
bring to the consideration OF the lately pending Iflsh
question the strong sense OF justice which has n-
duced me to raise my on behalf Of the political pris
oners OF other lands should be sorry indeed TO sup
pose myself capable Of advsingOr desiring that soyercr
measure OF justice should be applied 10 my misguided yet
led TO ask or behalf OF any persons suffering elsewhere
Permit however TO observe that saving the fact that
I'm each case persons concerned were within prison
walls In 10 particular the two cases be said TO CORE
spond In due OF justice fixed by the law OF
the land the FeDian prisoners received free ana open
trial under q lawful government, and they were found
guilty by juries Of their fellow-cOuntrsmen. Tho
prisoners In the Kingdom OF Naples were arrested
aud imprisoned without due legal process, were IN
vast proportion tried at all, and when they were
tried tried largely by exceptional not regular
tribunals Wien they were condemned, they were con-
demned not by the free verdict OF popular body, but
by sentences OF Judges dependent the Government
for their bread-On Government, moreover, OF when
the title rested fragrant breach OF the most solemn
oaths aud OF the written legal constitution Of the conr-
try The acquaintance, Sir which you possess with lal
ian history aud affairs In addition 20 your many other
distinctions renders glad to have the opportunity or
honor to remain, Sir, your very faithful servant,
Isaac Butt esq" Nv. f. GLADSTONE"
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTNoPLE, Saturday, Nov. c. 1909
1t is announced that the Sultan viii not attend the
opening Of the SueZ Canal.
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AVAILABILITY.
PARIS, Nov. T. 1869.
The Archbishop of Paris has issued pastoral
letter on the Gcumenical Council. 1t maintains
that the French Concordat is opposed to any decision
of the question of the infalbiity of the Pope with
ont discussion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

IIiE NEN- 1UHh 'HfEWNIls
The Albany Journal puts Arson = Wood. Republican
rs elected I'm the let District OF Wayne County It's table
IN other respects agrees with
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ARREST OF TIE FONDA EXPRESS RoBBERs

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 7,-DetectNes Oh sat
urrday arrested in this city and Troy the parties np
Gated In the late extensive express robbery the Cen
trail Railroad between tins city and'Fonda. one OF t.e
parties arrested is Charles d. COukn, the baggagensn
who was once before arrested IN New YORK. anu ~.
charged upon writ issued 10y judge Of that eI2i oa M
prisoners were all railroad ncn and have been 49,
Fonda for trial portion OF the money stolen hss p
recovered aid there is fair prospect OF getubk sa
ance. The actual loss has been greatly oS 49,
Further DEVELOPMENTS will DO made In a few uos'
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IMPORTANT GENERAL ORDER-INTERNAL REV
ENUE ISION-DISrURBANCEl IN A COLORED
CHURCH-MURDERs IN VIRGINIA.
DgN. 4

GENERAL
The following General Order has been issued from the
Headquarters OF the Army Hereafter squattef or
citizen Will be permitted TO enter or reside upon mil
tary reservation unless he be IN the employment Of the
Government, permitted by the department com
mander IN which case his residence thereon must cease
upon his beng discharged the permission withdraw
Department Commanders will exercise general super
vision Of all military reservations within the limits oI
their mands aud VIII use force 10 remove sguateIs
and tres passers when In Their Judgment IL becomes
necessary where parties are already IN possession WIN
valuable Improvement. The D"pdrtment ComnanueI
will cause an Investigation 10 be made, and submit each
separately for the decision and orders OF the see
tary Of War. ,,-
Commissioner Delauo has issued the following circular
letter 10 the collectors Of internal revenue -,
has 10 some eases been been ruled that sdiu"A
Of pure water spirits does rot constitute upI we az
draw Of spirits foa stamped psAs-e .Ss S as -s s
drawing Of parts Of spirits filling With water N be observed d.
the Identity between The paesss ana ~ eolest As
While Is the sh deaerto reduce e proof Of he p
By adding water be de'o y .aG s s n.
sTe and The package he'd TO be seonsuess ~
brands IL s5s al sase Of s,a 1diSs To 6 ~
ssd With water %g; be & ed az s .p sr.S g
age spirits uud vary In hind aud proof fom h-'
alluded eI,is distinct I0a Np.sif
take tbe necessary steps TO connect IT, -, a.. A..
on Saturday night services were being held IN ire
Coored Church nisson. where revival ia progress,
disturbance arose between portion OF me beIsoEs
ordered the dsperse. lie was resisted how
and OFFICER Brown oI the same Precinct came TO
his assistance. As the officers were attempting 10 arrest
some OF the rniane they suddenly set upon their
weapons taken away, and featfully beaten Queer
Browns head was cut In several places his jaw broken
and the injuries on other portions OF ms body arc 30
severe that his recovery is doubtful Oncer LAWYER
injuries also very severe AZ soon as the news oithe
riot reached the police station, the whole force OF inc
Precinct ordered out hut arriving at the CDnrcb
the rioters had dispersed -Four Of the rioters were
arrested and six or eight more OF them are known W mo
The following appears in The Alexandria Caste Char
loteve, Va. Mrs. Solomon and her SON hyins about
eight miles from here were ally murdered last night
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GOV. HOFFMAN is sERENADED, AND MAKES A
sPEECH-THE DEMOCRACY PROPOSE TO MAKE
THE LEGISLATURE HONEsT-TIIE MILLENNIUM
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MIXED RESULT IN BUFFALO.

The canvass for local officers in Buffalo shows
considerable breaking of party states The city gave
for Secretary Of State sigel, 76; Nelson 73ls-Repub
lican majority $685. For Controller: Greeley, 1882; Aen
7.4sO-Democratc majority l2s. For city officers the
mn were as fooWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

OSONDAGA COUNTY.
The Republican majority for Secretary OF State, OF
district IN Elbudge only missing Is 1885,
RnCHEsTER CITY
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THE GCUMEYICAL COUNCIL.

He FRENCH DEMAND FOR THE DISCUSSION OF
INFAIIIRIIITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

A certain Sunday paper. in its zeal to sup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08
WASHINGTON.

WARNING FROM SECRETARY BoUTwR:L-THE
PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO THE REPEAL OF THE
COAL TARIFF-ACCIDENT TO SENATOR NOR
TON-THE IOWA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY A MILITARY COMMIssION-OPP0sITIoN 70
TR 4 A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
ARural Lesson in Rhetoric.

Brown was invited to visit a town in the
extreme rural districts for the purpose Of
lecturing to the people on temperance.
lie arrived at his destination late in the
evening, and was invited to the cottage Of
farmer to rartake Of supper previous to
the display Of his cloqucnce.
The farmer had two sons, twenty to
twenty. five years of age, aud to them a
temperance lecturer appeared something
more than an ordinary man. Brown had
great d difficulty in drawing them into con-
versation, but ut length the ice was broken,
aud the following col!oduy was the result /:
~ suppose you you've both affixed your
names to the pledge long ago. qucricd our
friend.
Which,"
IL suppose you are both temperate men,
and have pledged yourselves to abstain
from the use Of everything that is intoxica-
tiny?'
"Thc which,, stranger 2"
"You do not get my idea clearly, I was
expressing the hope that you do not in
dul ge in intoxicating beverages
"Ehy"
That you do not indulge In the incbrla-
tin: cup"
. Sir :"
"Do either Of you drink Iiqnor ? That's
what am trying to get at"
"Waal, stranger" exclaimed the eldest.
II didn't know but you was tulkin French
jabber. Why didn't yc AK the thing right
cout? Sam and me don't drink no liquor
to speak on, 'cept hayin' and harvist,
asd then We drink right smart. So does
faythcr and everybody round here. If yc
talk French stuff in yer lecture, stranger,
'twont du much good, tell yc, for nobody
won't know word what yer means in this
yer neck o timber, sartin and sure"
Brown declares this to be the best les
son in rhetoric he ever received, and he
made On unusual effort to adapt his words
to the comprehension Of his hearers in
that "ncck o timber" Other speakers
may profit by the hint.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

o'clock P. NJ, (this was on Sunday and
stopped over night Wilson sold the team
to Dr. OstrandSr, for fifty dollars. Mon.
day morning, We went on board the IVenat,
and started for Portland Wilson paid
my fare on the boat. When wc arrived
in Portland We stopped at the Washing
ton Hotel, but did not register our names.
lie paid my bills At the hotel. The next
day We went down to the Now Orleans
Hotel, and got oar dinner and supper !;
Wilson paid my bills there also; We did not
register our names. That night Wilson
slept down at the Golden Eagle Saloon,
and I slept out. stopped in Portland
three days. Wilson did not give me any
of the money he stole from the man; and
Wilson told me that l had better 60 back
to Olympia, a. he had spent Of the money
and could not pay my penses any longer.
So l went down to the wharf and got
aboard the Wenat. l had no money to
pay my way and l told tho Purscr 50.
The boat stopped at St. johns, and Pascal
Smith and Charley Burch came aboard.
We all went on to Frceport and stopped
over night with Mike Miskcl. The next
day VIC came on to Phumpry's and got our
supper, and came on to Drew's prairie and
stopped in barn. The next day we went
on and called Cor breakfast at l.. l.. Du-
beau's. Then we went hack to Dubcau's
store to get something to drink. There was
no one there, we looked through the win
dow and saw pile Of silver. Burch said
that he would 60 through it ut night. We
went up the lane and went into the brush
and laid down and stayed there until dark.
Then we went back to the store aud went
through it. The next day at two o'clock
we were all arrested, aud taken before the
Justice Of the Peace, and were found gull.
ty of larceny and committed to Jail, etc.
Burch and Smith had nothing to do
with the murder at Catln's school house,
Wilson and myself were the only ones that
had anything to do with it.
PRIsouE ST. MARTIN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
the 4th day Of December, A. d., 1869.
Il. II. RODGERs,
Justice of the Peace, in and the county
of Pierce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

CLEANING A GRANARy.--Having formed
bed Of sand upon the granary floor, place
earthen vessels Of powdered birthstone
upon it, to which set fire after having closed
the doors and crevices. This fumisation,
it is said, will prevent the existence of the
wccvil or other insects in the grain. Or
first sweep the ceiling and sides Of the
granary, and lastly the floor. Garry out
the dust, being sure to burn it. Then wash
all the interior Of the granary with strong
lye mixture, and, when done, finish by
giving the whole good coat of whitewash.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
The Seven Ancient Wonders.

!. Tho brass Colossus Of Rhodes, 12l
feet high, built by Ceres, A. D. 2S8. 1t
stood rcross the harbor at Rhodes sixty
six years, and was then thrown down BY
an earthquake. It was bought by Jew
from the Saraccns, Who loaded nine humid
red camels with brass. ..t, .,+,.,. i,l.-
2. The Pyramids of Egypt. The largest
orc engaged 100000 workmen, was City
years ia building, and has now stood g.,
900 years. '' .@'. 1s'@' noi h.
B. The aqusauct Of Rome, invented BY
Appius Chudius, the Censor. Ev--l
4. Labytihth of Psalmetichus, on the
banks of tho Nile, containing within one
enclosure 1000 houses ard twelve royal
places, all covered with marble and having
only one entrance. Tho building was said
to contain 5000 chambers and hall built
of marble, adorned with statues Of the gods
5. The Pharos Of Alexandria, . tower
Of Ptolemy Philadclphus, in the year l72
before Christ. II was erected - = light.
house, aud contained magnificent galleries
Of marble, large lantern at the top. .tbe
light Of which was seen nearly hundred
miles Of. Mirrors Of an enormous size
were fixed around the galleries, rejecting
everything thing in the sea. A common
tower is now erected in the same place.
6. The walls of Babylon, built BY order
Of Semiramis or NebuchadHexsar, and fin-
shed in one year BY 100000. They were
Of immense thickosss. II % arif.'e7.tt
Z. The Temple Of Diaaa, ct Ephssus,
completed in the rsign Of Ssrvins, thssixth
King Of Rome It VAS $50 feet long, 200
feet brosd, and was supported BY 12S large
marble pillars. '' '7a' sd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

T A man and his wife in Boston arc
making fortune by the manufacture Of
dolls shoes. The shoes 90 through some
twenty changes, illustrating the latest style
as the peculiar genius of American indus
try. Nothing can be more elegant than
these goods, and the gravity with which
they are treated is got the least bcwitching
feature about them. Each shoe is made
upon honor and in regular shape; nothing
is omitted in the details that should belong
toand distinguish fashionable young lady 5
Polish boot, Balmoral. ankle tie or slipper,
and as regards the stock. it is the very best
imported. The doll dealers insist upon
having these shoes made in the latest styles.
An old fashioned shoe will not do for an
American doll.