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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-22

TnE editor Of the Berkeley Union
notices that Mr.. James W. Robinson,
the editor Of the TaIley Star, received
u piece OF rope few days ago, through
the post Office, and thinks II "very sug-
gestIve." This means, we suppose.
that somebody takes this method OF
informing Mr.. Robinson that he de-
serves TO be hanged for his course In
the recent election. The sender OF this
roPc and those who approve such con-
duct, ought to be aware that the days
for that style OF argument have passed
away In this region. Those who In
dulge threats OF this kind against men
for their political opinions, harm them.
selves more than those against whom
they ate directed. We trust the Re-
publicans In Berkeley who approve
this species or Ku.Kluxism are very
few
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DETROIT, Nov. 20.

OEIROLTS NOW lOI
The barque Cream City is ashore near
Dstour, Lake Huron. The schooner
Home sunk In Mud Lake. The scow
Becker Is beached at Plnnepog, SagI.
nav Bay. No loss Of life.
The schooner Bermuda, from Detroit
with cargo Of supplies for Marquette,
went ashore on Lake Superior, and Is
probably total loss.
The following is received from Lake
Huron: The schooner Columbian n is
ashore full OF water at Duncan City. A
bark, supposed to be the Golden West,
Is ashore above Presque Isle. The bark
0neonta, schooners Plymouth Rock,
Bahama and six others, names un.
known, are ashore In the straits OF
Mackinaw. An unknown bark ls on
the foot Of Bois Blanc Island. Thescnw
Maria, with cargo OF supplies for AL.
pena, Is total loss. The bark Cream
City is ashore six miles east Of Detour.
Four vessels, names unknown, are
ashore In Hammond's Bay-one on the
White Shoals has probably gone to
pieces. A three-masted schooner Is
ashore six miles west OF the White
Shoals. The schooners Scoville and
Graves are disabled south OF Maniton.
The weather on Lake Huron to-day is
cold. with a blowing gale from the
northwest.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. %

'StNNNAAl AN"Ns Su
FLoUR-Dull; family s. 25a5 So
GRAIH-Wheat-Dull, No red win
ter 81 OSA1 10. Corn-SCarGe; advanced
to 9ScaSl 90. Oats-Dull and drnoping;
No. 2 4Sc: No. l 5Oa5lo; white 5Ss5ic.
Rye and Barley-Unchanged.
CoTToN-Steady at 2iH for mIddlIng
and 2Shc for low middllng.
TonACCo-Firm with M upward ten,
denCy.
WlnSKY-Moderato demand at 81 OF,
Hods-Active with an upward tens
denoy: sales at $40 25tlO 76; receipts
600.
PRovIsIoNs--MRSa Purk-Hpll al
SS2 10 no sales. Bulk NIasts-20 DAYS
In salt; held ut l2I4alGiGaiG9{c packed,
denaud light. l.lrd-HOld nj l7itAlSc
Tor steam and kettle, but held At liza
lsH NJ the close aud not much uiSpOHi.
tinu To Rell. Green MeRlH-S0id ri II 4
RliXalbc.
BUTTER -ScArca nnh tlrMNr: fresh 3OA
300.
lIuuS-SaHrcU and advanced TO 40a4lc.
CnEEsE--lu iHir dpuInud nj l7LIal9c.
GRoCERI RS-1ugUr-F Flrh and In fair
demand vt ElAlhIsG Tor raw Gllnice New
Orleans sold 1T Alatl5h. C0tIce-hirm
ut I0A2ilir
UILs-lIlnsee,l-9O, and demand
light. l.1rd-Firmer and higher at
81 i3al II. Petroleum-unc nchangOd and
quiet at %IA;l5G for refined.
CATTLE-SIeady at $i00A6 OO tho lat>
ter rate for extra large aud fat.
GoLD-l2Gi< buying and III selling.
ENcTASu@-l'lO di9cnnnt buying and
supply large,
MoNEY--MArkst closed at lOal2 per
ceut between bankers and their CuBto-
uerS.
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NEH YORK CITY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFR-A DEsPERATE
LEAn.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFR-A DEsPERATE
LEAP.
A fre broke out about @ o'clock this
morning In the white lead works OF
Pierce, Anderson & Douglass, 93 and 96
Fnrman street, Brooklyn, the same
building In which o few years since, q
fire occurred by which i've fremeu Lost
their lives. Thos. Wallace, with his
vile and child, occupied the upper part
Of the building. The FIRE commenced
between the second and third floors and
spread so rapidly that the escape Of the
family was cut of. In this emergency
Wallace came 10 the desperate resolve
OF jumping from the third story to the
ground. He took his child In bis arms
and his wlfe's hand and together they
made the fearful leap. Wallace and
the child were instantly killed, and
Mrs. Wallace had both legs broken
and her skull fractured; she cannot
survive. The interior OF the building
was destroyed. Assistant Fire Marshal
Ready commenced the Investigation
promptly, examining q number Of per.
sons. Loss In stock and machinery
S2O, 900; insured.
THE WOMAN QUESTION IN THE DIssRcr>
1Nu ROOM.
Tho students OF Bellevue Medical
Medical College, yesterday afternoon,
discussed the prOprlety OF admitting
women 10 the chemical lectures. The
majority seemed 10 be adverse 10 their
admission, but no definite action was
taken, 1t being thought advisable to
await Developments In the Jefferson
Medical College OF Philadelphia, which
has the subject under consideration.
MILwAUKgE, Nov. 81.
The small propeller Belle, was seen
TO burn TO the waters edge of Port
Washington, last night. There was no
signs OF the crew, but they are presum-
ed to have escaped in q life boat. No
passengers. ....
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.


Cuban Junta.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
A private letter from Jamaica, West
India, under date Of October 25th, states
that Consul Grlgg, declares that the
quet. az furnished by the Jamaica
press, was incorrect. Mr.. Grigg, as
serls that he simply expressed his be-
lief that Cuba WOuld secure her free.
dom, and that In his opinion judging
from the existing state of public feel
ing Ia America, one OF the frat acts OF
Congress, would be tho recognition OF
Cuban rights. He denies having utter
ed the sentiments attributed 10 him,
what he really did say having u very
different application. .T =,
The Secretary of War OF the Cuban
Junta, on his recent visit to the navy
yard, stated that all the men who were
prisoners with him on the receiving
ship Vermont, were now safe In Cuba,
and that their position was not 80 des-
perate as had been represented by their
enemies. They were successful In re-
pelling the SpaniAh troops constantly
and the greatest trouble they had To
contend with there was the position
assumed by the United States Govern
ment against them. ..
A private despatch from Trinadad to
a gentleman In New York, brings the
news that Gen, De Rodas, on his late
visit 10 that city, shot Col. De Bassa,
killing him instantly. The reason as.
signed for the act was that De Bassa,
who was the commander Of q battalion
OF 900 men recently sent from Spain,
was detected In the act OF communicAt-
Ing with the revolutlonists.
During the month ending November
26th, the gold exported from Havana
amounted to $l5, 400. In the ten months
ending October Both, the amount sent
out was $l2, ,0Sl, ,73l.
There were 1lS66i boxes and 1858
hogsheads OF sugar stored In Havana
on the day when The dispatch was for
warded. ar. .a,a..
A Havana letter to the World states
that the French bark Tammaris recent.
ly arrived there with only 6S Coolies on
board, from Macao. II RppeRrs that
shortly after leaving port with q cargo
OF 800 Coolies, the latter mulined and
murdered the captain and drove the
crew of In boats. The crew reached
Java, when Dutch war steamer put
to sea, and after a fight, during which
over 90 Coolies were killed. recaptured
the vessel and brought her to Java,
where another captain and the old crew
were put on board, and abe then sailed
again for Cuba. But during the voyage
the Coolies committed suicide by cut
ting their throats or jumping overheard
10 such an extent that but 6S remained
on her arrival at Havana.
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GEoRdBFoWN1 CAL.I NOV. ~.
A terrific tornado occurred here on
the 18th. A heavy wind arose about 6
A. NJ, increasing in strength and almost
totally destroyed a portion OF the city
known as Lower Georgetown. Houses
were demolished In every direction.
During the heaviest blow the air was
completely filled with trees. lumber,
small stones aud articles OF almost
every description. Among the promi-
nent buildings destroyed is the new
Episcopal church. Old and hardy pines
that have weathered storms for years
were uprooted and In many cases
hurled distance OF several hundred
yards. The lower portion OF the city
presents hard looking wreck, and a
number Of families left homeless. One
life lost and several seriously injured.
The loss Of property is estimated at fifty
thousand dollars.
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BPAIH.
MADRID, Nov, q

MADRID, Nov. q.
In the Cortes. yesterday, Admiral
Topete presiding, the members OF the
Republican minority presented pro-
test declaring there waR no truth 10 the
report that they were implicated In a
conspiracy with the insurgents In the
Island Of Cuba.
Additional reiniOrcemsnts Of volun.
teers Tor tue service sailed during the
latter part Of last week., for Havana.
The newly appointed Ambassador
from Portugal, wAS received to day by
the Regent with great ceremony.
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GheGtteLIiQetre1

The ClarkSbnrg Telegraph, learns
that few days ago, young man nam.
ed Williams. attempted 10 commit sui.
eide, by hanging, near Sand Hill,
Richie county. For some time past
he had been "paying attention" to a
young lady In WHIT, but she not reoIp.
rocating his affections, gave him the
"mItten."
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PARIS, Nov, 81.
GERMANY,
American rhanLSslvIpr at 0ormany.

AtherIchh InhhASEtVInH NJ Gertnnny.
HAMBURG. Nov. 10.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated
yesterday, by the American residents
OF this city and by the Germans for.
merly residents OF the United States,
by u dinner rs The Aslor Hotel. The
American Consul, MIR. Robinson, pro-
posed the toast, The North German
Buud-the Hamburg Senate; to which
Mills, OF the latter body, re
piled with toast TO the United States,
The Bremen Consul, Hean Jaustedel.
followed with the health OF President
Grant. Other toasts were given, In
Guiding the memory Of President Lin
coin; the Washington Club at Ham,
burg, the American enterprise In Eu-
rope and the assembly served at late
hour. .....
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New EorH Produce Market.

@Nf" ASNHl ANSNe sW
CoTTON Opened heavy md closed
steady; snles 1900 bales Rt 257sc for mid.
ding uplRnds.
FLouis-ClOSOd dull, unsettled AMI
6al0C lower.
Observation-Disclosures nnd 1c lower,
with n limited export demand. Rye
Dull at II GOAL O3 for western. Oats
Steady ut a. saG5C for western. Corn
Very IuIOt 1t 81 0S1isl OSl4 iOr sound
mix western.
PRovIsIoNs-P0rk-.Very firm AT
w 90 for old mOss; S32 90 for new mess;
80 76a3l OO FOR future delivery. Beef
Steady and quiet. Cut Moats-Oulet.
Bacon-Nominally unchanged. Lard
Steady at lS9salS'zC for good to prime
steam.
EddI-Steady at 37a39. for weslprn
fresh; SO for lined.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY Gable Telegraph to the IutslllgOncor.
EsGLASD.

Another HcEiIIng Match.
''''t LONDON, Nov. 20.
A double scnlling match took place
Of New Castle 10 day, between Kelly
and Saddler on one side, and Ruforth
and Taylor on the other. The former
won by n length. Il was . very exclt-
Ing and we'll contested race, and was
witnessed by great crowd. I,
LIvERPooL, Nov. 20.
The gales still continue around the
coast aud shlpwrecks are numerous.
The ship Madoc from Havana for
Liverpool with sugar, went ashore at
yarmouth and was abandoned. No
lives were lost. The Pilgrim from
Quebec for Liverpool was abandoned
NJ sea. No date, The crew were saved.
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The HaRerstowp, (Md.,) Herald state
that Mrs. RosRna Stake, recently died
there at the age OF 102 years and
months. Her living descendants mum.
ber over one hundred persons. she
was ninety mine before there wan any
perceptible failure Of mental or bodily
powers.
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NAltIInOre | MArkot.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.
FLouE-Dull at yesterdays prices,
GRAIN-Wheat-Vcry dull; red 81 30a
! 81; good 81 25. Corn-Flrm; new
white 0Oa07C; yellow HiA07. OatS-Dull
at 65a50c. Rye-$l 05.
PRovIsIoNs-Firmor ut yesterdays
prices.
WmsKY-Sl O7Jisl.OS; no sales.
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WOmanS' SuEraEe Association at Nc.
Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 20.
The WomRns' Suffrage Association
held their second Fall session this even.
Ing, which was we'll attended. Letters
were received from several prominent
ladies In different parts OF the State, ex-
pressing q desire TO identify themselves
with the movement and do all possible
for the advancement OF the cause The
Constitution OF the Association was
amended 30 as 10 effect q more perfect
organization. and enable them to ex-
tend their influence and labors into va
rlous parts of the State. The lecture
committee were instructed to CORES.
pond with Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Kate Field. Lucy Stone, Anna DlckIn-
son, Mrs. Llyermore and Wendell Phil
lips, with view Of securing their ser-
vicea to lecture before the Association
during the winter, ~ "
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Pr IUEs.

honaApdS usrnAn RI,tOFu, per hntlIe Sl@
hAlIdOLhn $40
hOonandG German Tonic, put up In quart
BOTTLES, q ~ per bottle or half dozen for
E6O,
eTDo not forget 70 e9AulIne we'll the ar.
icl0 you buy, In order 10 get the genuine,
For sale BY DTuggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, lyl2
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CUAMERClAL AMI FlEAsCIAL.

NEW York. Nov. Q

New York, Nov. 20.
MoNEY-An unfavorable bank state.
ment took the public by surprise this
afternoon, and caused general decline
In values. The liabilities show de-
crease OF only one thousand dollars,
while legal tenders and specie have
been reduced $l,466,OOO. Money Is
steady at 5a7 per cent on call.
STERLINa-Quiet at 1O04lO9L.
GoLD-Dull; opened at l2GI1; fell TO
1865; advanced 10 1263S;;closed at loGIS;
carrying rates 3a7 per cent.
GoVERNMENT BONDS - L>wsr, but
closed steady.
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THE sroNEwALL DISASTER.
CCnHurc OF Capt. washington OF the
Submarine.
Sr. Louis, Nov. %.

ST. Louis, Nov. 20.
The committee which ~ short time
since examined the case Of Capt. Wash.
ington, In connection with passing the
steamer 5tonewRll without stopping,
while that steamer was burning, have
reported that after duly Weighing the
evidence we think Capt. Washington
committed q grave error not character.
iStlc OF our western boRtmen under
similar circumstances, In failing 10
land his boat, aB he could undoubtedly y
have rendered great assistance TO those
In the water and others who had sue
ceeded In getting ashore.
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BALTIMORE 4 ORIO (. K. OOMP'Y

HHkEi.IEu May hLh, lSj9.
DAHsNNGEfs TRAINS Will RUN BY
l. the following schelule on and after thR
10Th day OF May, lS61-WheelinR LtmC.
GRAFrON A(SI0!I !IMODATION.
EASr-LEAvEs WEST-I.EAVES
daily aL......5:sS n. Ill. daily aL...i6.SO a. IN.
Cameron. .."..1:90 e. GrIttOn ...... ..i:N .. III.
MRnnlngtOn.S%S "RlTIn ont ....-h:20 ."
Falr1nOut... $40 dRanIuEtOu,Gl5 -
ARRIVING AT UhmnrOi II ......7:hJ "
Grafton at... 1915 II. IN. ARRIVING AT
Parkersburg.4:iJ pm. Wheeling uL.shj u. IN,
sundays Oxccptotl. USundnys c1cppied.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEH wBr, VIA n.
'WheGllns "LehvU Wheeling
daily Rt...-lO4O 4. rn. daily a:.....&G pm
ARRIVES AT BbllNr a,...m.4:46 ''
SratLon ;s.-;7 KY PM ANhIvt4 At
Cumberland .BbS ICAnbrillgN... In e.
Harper's Fly. .2:55 u. IN, HsnedVIlls. ..SSj q
Baltimore. ..-6oi NOwRrk."....!OlO "
Wa9hJnOlty E4O IColumbIH...Il:U pm
SELcopL Sundays. cincinnati .--4sJ l.in.
Except SnndnY,
FAST LINE.
EAET-laAVEh WEST, VIA q. u. y,
Wheeling Leaves Wnts.tiur
CAily RI.... 4:1U PIN. daily nl.,""Ga0 Il. III,
ARR1Vh AT 3ellRlr r"."....-b IS g
Grafton .........g:..1O p. m. AEEIVkS AZ
Cumberland. Q:lO r IN. tsarno,vIlio ISIS
WlncneSter-.. B:2o -. lC0nibriIgu ,,BID I"
Baltimore ....-.S:4O GAINESVILLE. ,-U:hh "
WaAh'n City 1910 Newark...,..iI'On "
phlladolphiale1O IN. Columbus ...l2:lb p. NJ.
New York.. .4;OO pm. m.lCncinnaIl."Alh ID "
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsr-LEAvEs wHsr, WAC. ON.
"Wheeling "L,eaIVoB VI hveling
daily Rt...lO:5O p. ma daily Rt......GI:U3 Il. M.
ARRIVES AT liellair..........i:l6
Grafton .-......3:l5 am, AIRIVEa AT
parkorBburg-i:D RarnesvilIu"4:3i "
Cum6erlRnd...S:l5 Cambridge. ..bf1 "
WlnchcsIer..S:g6 p IN. IauesVl lile."..7.Vd "
HHSCIStUWn..2:G0 ScWarls......S:'s
Bali .5:tU ColumDIlH. .IUTU "
WESh'n City.G:I5 Cincinnati ...2:UO y. IN.
"SRndGyg excepted, hSundHyS excepted.
Traius on tho Main Line make cOnnCc.
uOnAat baltimore with tTllns far fniln,Iel-
phiI, S0W York and BSiun ~ Relay
hOuse, via Washington Ciy, IN M uOinH
SOuth.
Central ChIn trains make ,intrt I.linCc-
ton nj Columbus for al IOIHlH W,sL RuG
Northwest.
TicHur, 10 al ErlnrIrIl ru,u,- I'm IL, !,,".
cunSi NJ the OF. cu.
IUHlr l.. WILEU%,
MHN"r " Transportation, nnlilnurN.
Il. 4. UEVitlEh
hay!l ttOMbEisl hIUEt, WnsCllEg,
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CAUTION.

Hooaanda German Remedies arc counter
lsiisd, Soa that tho signature otC ii. JACK.
sON Ia on tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
Othen arc connterielt.
German Medicine Store, No. 81 ARCH suoot,
Philadelphia, PA.
Formerly Z. II. JACR6oN q Go.
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Ecw York Dry Goods nnrncr.

NEW 1uhhI NUN' ~
Tho market was comparatively quiCt,
and the only change Of impnrtauCe is
q reduction In Lawrence u brown
sheetlngs OF XC. They are now selling
byR firm Rt llc, and arc really very
cheap, but other houses ask 40 more
than these rates.
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~. q. barlow. ESQ. OF PocahontAS.
To tho Editor OF tho IntellIRencer:

Az t"o HNAhOA VI LAu uAutoLllkeuCeIs 10
see the INTELLldENCER has II, q.
Barlow. ESQ., SET down "a. a Conaerva>
tive. This IL a.mistRke. He IL, and
always has been, u outSpoken Repub-
lican; anti.slavery from childhood. He
IL one OF my most intimate friends, and
has been from our school days. Here.
fused to vote for secession when treason
and rebellion were doing their murder.
ous work In our midst, while every
man was marked, as victim OF their
bloody spleen, who refused to co .oper-
ate with the pro-slavery party. Barlow
was elected magistrate OF his, (Llncoln
township,) directly after Lse's surren-
der. by the Republican party, largely
composed OF Federal soldiers; and has
been twice elected since, where rebel
or Conservative has no more show than
he would have In Boston. Barlow
never sought an office, unless he did In
the late election, which know moth
ing Of. The people re elected him twice
against his consent for Magistrate. He
has ever proven 10 be the most popul ar
Republican In Pocahontas county. He
will be found to vote all right In the
Legislature. RADICAL REPUBLICAN.
P.S. This have written for the
credit Of our Indian Queen, Princess
Pocahoutas, to show that we have not
gone back on our former record; but
are still devoted to the interest OF hu.
mainly and right. ~ h. Il.
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Isx rELEGRAPH.
The st. I.onls Caaualty.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20.
Men labored diligently all night and
this forenoon at the mines OF the Fifth
street buildings, but no more bodies
have been found. Fifth street wall
building will be taken down and be
rebuilt. Loss by the fall la about
$40 OF0.
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Hon. JAMES THOMPSON;

Judge Of he Supreme Court Qf Pe'nIsylr0nia.
PH1LADRLPHIA, April q, 1856
"I consider Hoo1andH German Bltters. q
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF ludl-
ReHIion or dyspepsia. can certify this
IRON my experience OF II
Yours, with respect,
JAMES TH0M PSUk."
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Tho PhllndelphIa AlSasSlnntl on Case.
PH1LApRLPH1A, Nov, 90.

The Court has oveIrulsd the motion
for new trial In the case OF Morrow
aud Dougherty, convicted OF an assault
on Brooks, and ordered them 10 pay q
fine Of one thousand dollars each, aud
imprisonment for seven years.
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Hon, GEORGE sHA uswoop.

JtIItIna Of The Supreme Court 0f PenntyIIVuia.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1859.
IF have found by experience that Hoot'
lAku'H German BitteIH Is q very good tonic,
relieving dyBpoptle HymptomS almost d.
rOCtly. GEORGE saARsWooD."
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
River risen two inches; six feet seven
inches In the ohannel. Weather enoWS
ing, Thermometer $50.
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FRANCE.
Return OF Prince lIetternleh.

PARIS Nov. 10.
The Prince Metternich, who went 10
Vienna recently, has returned TO hls
post 10 this city, as Envoy Extraordl.
nary from Austria. His stay at Vienna
was shortened on account OF the polIti.
cal situation here. The Prince was In.
correctly reported 10 have arrived at
Ismallla day or two ago.
~ PARIS, Nov. 81.
The supplementary elections for
members OF the Corps LegisIatif, from
this city, commenced to>day, and are
progressing quietly up 10 this hour,
i've O'Clock p. N. There has been no
disturbance In any quarter Of the city.
The Emperor left Compelgne this
morning by special train for Paris,
and arrived at the Tuelleries ut noon.
M. DeLessap has been decorated with
the grand cross Of the legion Of honor.
A despatch from 1smailla announces
that the Emperor Of Austria has set out
OH his return from SueZ. .g ..
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ITALY.
Trouble with tne MInIstry.

lFOuDIc Witn the MlntRIfy.
FLoRENcR, Nov. 10.
In consequence OF the election OF
Slgnor Hauzel, ian opposition candidate,
the President Of the Chamber has sent
In his resignation. The resignation OF
the ministry are expected tomorrow.
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TEXAS.
EncountCr BetEeen Y. y. Iro"ps and
sI IndIRnS.

~ IndIRnS,
WAsHIHaToN, Nov. 20.
Information received from San Ans
tonic, Texas, November 10th, states
that Captain Trainer had arrived from
the frontier, and reports that General
Mackenzie sent out 200 cavalry, under
Major Bacon and Lieutenant Bean,
who met on the Upper Brazos 400 hos.
tile Ravages coming down on the 'front.'
Ter from the reserve. Alter two 0ays
fighting the Indians flsd, leaving 10
dead, and many were wounded, The
taken. Captain Hooper was wounded,
and 8 men were hurt, bnt none killed. .
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BOBTOH,

Arrival OF HyaeInthe-Thc GAlc on
the Coast.
BosToN, Nov. 20.
Pere Hyaclnthe arrived last evening,
and Is the guest OF Robert q. Winthrop.
The gale on the Coast was very Sc
we're, but no serious marine disasters ls
yet reported. The remaining portion
OF the roof Of the Coliseum was lifted
by the gale and scattered.
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TMEsU CANAL.

II IL Pronounced y BucceBs-The I'm.
perlal Xacht At sueE.
PARIS, Nov. 20.
Advlces from Alexaudrle Just re-
Geived contain intelligence that the
Nuez Canal ts u success. The Imperial
yacht Aigle, with the Empress on
board, has arrived nj Suez without ac.
cident, f.L a.