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WEST IN DlES.
Cuba.
INsURRECTIoN.

ANOTHER ATTEMPTED RESURRECTION.
HAVANA, Nov. M.-An attempt was recently
made to lncite the negroes to rebellion on the
plantations about Sagua. The plot was dis,
covered. however, and the rinsleaders arrested
and promptly executed.
-' Porto Rico.
PORTO Rico, Nov. IL, via Havan,, Nov. "a.
The island is perfectly tranquil aud the pros
pect for good crop is brilliant.
In January next the duties on certain arti-
Giles imported to the island. which nave for
some time past been admitted free, will be re-
imposed.
Hayti.
PORT AU PRINCE. Nov. 6, via Havana, Nov.
"a Gems Chevalier and Vilanbin, formerly
of Saluave's army, have Joined the insurgents
Gen. Brlce has also joined the insurgent forces
under Gen. Cation, and they are marching
against Port all Prince.
The revolutionary steamers Quaker City and
Florida are block aiding Cape HaytieD. Sal
naye's war steamers are unable to come out
and attack them.
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Mr.. EDIToR. Happening to call at the Or
phan Asylum this morning was pleased to
see nice donation-such as -four, beans, ap-
pies, pies, cakes and garden vegetables, all
from the children of Congress st. methodist
Sunday School. - .-t
1t speaks well for the rising generation
when children with homes ard parents do not
forget the Orphans
How many merchant in this city would
gladly bless his own heart aud cheer the heart
Of the noble women who have charge of thi
Asylum by sending donations if the subiec
was brought to their notice. M. q. T.
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LONDON. Nov. 24-11.15 A. M.-Cons0ls 93a for
money and account.
AMERICAN seeurities-Unied States -20's 1862 cou-
Erie shares, 2Oa Hi DIS Central shares, 994.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 24.-United States 5-2O's quiet
LIVERPOOL, Nov 24-11.15 A. M.-Cotton teady /;
sales QUO bales; Middling upands 11sd; Midlling
Orleans 1 i'd Corn 2ss cd. Pork lis I'd. Lard lbs
Cd.
LONDON, Nov Acknowledgements closed at 93b
tor money and account. 49,.
American securiie United States 520's 1862,
$50; do 1865, old, 1928; do 1861 "a; 10 1o-4Cs 7st.
Stock. quiet Erie shares 2O4 Illinois Central shares
99s; Great Western shares. 25t.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24-Evening.-COtton closed
quiet; Middng uplands III g 11sd; do Orleans liz
a IT'D; sales 900 bales, 1000 bales OF which were
taken for export and speculation
LONDON, Nov. "a Evening.-Tallow 46 Cd q 47s
Calcutta I,nseed Cos.
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sstrs Teresa. -'rhs Ystcbt Kats returned


. BRIEF torqfycs -r6s yatchs Kats fetufned
Yesterday with party that had been down the
coast after sea-i6wl. We understand the party
had very good luck.-There is strange rug
boat in the harbor, the "a. T. Kappella. The
gallows derrick is erected on the post office to
hoist the marble pillars into position on MOI
day next.-An ambitious youth not posted IN
the duties of the position gets off the follow
ing:
"If was lokle editor
Would have time;
Wouldn't print cussed word
For less n a 8 line.
I'd get my grub and ticker Free,
And tickets to the shows,
l wouldn't pay for nary thing. -
And wouldn't wear good clothes.
we'll known and popular young optician OF
this city was married yesterday to charming
young lady who singsin the choir OF one Oh
our uptown churches.-Rev. Henry Hopkins
OF Westfeld, Mass, has declined the call to the
State Street Church in this city.-Capt. Thos.
Means is building fine residence on Pearl
street, between Cumberland and Oxford streets,
at a cost of over $4,000, so we are informed
Some of the Grand Trunk traits run Oft the
track at Yarmouth yesterday morning and the
regular morning train did not reach Lewiston
till half past eleven o'clock. The stating on
the spire of the Catholic Cathedral is nearly
completed.-The rights of the Fernald heirs IN
three lots of land corner Bracket and Vaughan
streets, subject to the widows dover, were
sold by Robert A. Bird & Co., yesterday,
for $1,000, William Fl. Stewart being the pur-
chaser.-A marked benefit to the sanitary
condition of the city have taken place. Two
drug stores have been cleaned out-We don't
wonder at the crossness of individuals when
attempting to cross the crosswalks this muddy
weather. We understand lighthouses are to
be erected on Commercial street, and the ferry
boat will commence her winter trips shortly
Five fire chucks have been provided for the
steam fire engiDes.-There sixteen feet of Wa
ter in the reservoir yesterday aud workmen
were busy staying the Lowry hydrants.-Tbere
is head of seventy feet on the water in the
pipe in from. of the City Building already
BY mistake Mr.. 81. G. Beatley, the very eff
cent Superintendent of the Portlsnd Water
Company, had his name printed A.'G. Bentley
in G.'s admirable letter on the water works.
Quite little northeast snow storm yesterday
morning, which ceased at noon, and there was
a fine sunset.-Quilp, who has heretofore been
a Universalist, now believes that there two
things to be eternally lost-his umbrella and
the man who stole it.-One of the questions
for discussions at the Sunday School Conven-
ton yesterday was elbow can young people be
retained in the Sunday Schools?" Give it up.
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AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-That val
liable piece Of property, the two-storied brick
dwelling house, No 10 Mechanic street, with
lot containing 1000 feet of land, will be sold
auction this afternoon at o'clock, by R. A
Bird & Co. The house has rented the last two
voars for $500 year.
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NEW M EXGCO.
TNDJAN RORRERIES

SANA FE, Nov 23.-On Sunday the 14th a
band of Indians ran off 1900 sheep from the
plantation of Juan Lana OF Dopa Anna coun-
ty. The Indians were pursued by the volun-
teers and overtaken. Three of the Indians
were killed and most of the sheep reicaptured
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SToLEN.-A carpet valued at about $50 was
stolen from the door Of George Ross, on Han
over street, last evening. 1t was left by a store
wagon during the absence Of the family and
was carried off by thief
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TAPLEY j. PRESIDING.
WEDNESDAY -Phanela S. Williamsv. Man
haitian Insurance Company. On trial. Evil
dence for defendants nearly all out and the
case will probably be given to the jury to-day.
Rand-O'Donnell. Webb.
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CALIFOR NIA.
THE BURLINGAME EMBASSY.


SAN Francisco. Nov. A-The correspOn-
dent of the Alta California, in letter from
China says he has authentic information that
the Burlngame Embassy was recalled to China
in August last, and that j. McCary Brown,
English Secretary to the Embassy, has return
ed to China. sfz F
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MASsACHUSETTs.

THE BoYLsToN BANK ROBBERY.
BosToN, Nov. 24-By the robbery of the
Boylston National Bank many persons lose all
the property they possessed. No clue to the
thieves has vet been discovered.
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SIT n o r


Great britain.
THE REMAINS OF GEO. PEAboDf.
LONDON, Nov A-The sailing OF the steam
ship Monarch with the remains OF the late
George Peabody has been postponed until Fri
d Dec. I'd.
FAILURE.
James Pierce & Co., merchants, OF Dublin,
well-known in American trade, are bankrupt
Spain.
IsaS DEATH OF GEN. DULCE. @tA
EMADRID, Nov. 24-Gen. Dulce, recently at
the bead of the government in Cuba, died yes
terday
= Spair.
THE SPANISH THRONE.
PARIS, Nov. 24.-Private advices received
mere contradict positively the general impress
sion that Italy favors the elevation ofthe Duke
or Genoa to the Spanish throne. A dispatch
from Madrid, however, states that Gen. Prim
has assured the Cortes that the proposition
meets with the favor OF King Victor Emanuel
The Duke of Genoa now has one hundred and
sixty five deputies pledged to his support
The Cortes has passed vote IF thanks to Mr..
Ferdinand De Lesseps, president director OF
the Suez canal.
Within the past three weeks 240O0 volun-
teers have sailed from Spanish ports to Cuba.
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PoIIcE.-John Minnick got drunk out at
Saccarappa, and drove his family out of doors,
and acted SO outrageously he was arrested and
brought to the station. ~"
A man, woman and soldier, all got drunk up
at Clark's Yard on Tying street, last night, and
raised a disturbance. Officer Mathews went in
and was attacked by all three and struck over
the eye by the woman with long iron spike.
He got neighbor to assist and soon became
master OF the situation and the parties were
brought to the lookup.
An individual who did mt keep an accurate
guage of his capacity in the matter of liquor
fell among thieves in house on Green street
last night and lost his watch. Such was his
story.
A man who was intoxicated or pretended to
be, was arrested last night, under circumstan-
ces which induced the suspicion that he was a
thief. He had considerable money about him.
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HENRY TAYLOR,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
Nos. SO & IS Onion 80 Portland.

VIII give special attention to the disposal OF feai
EsIaIe at either public or private SAFE. Will aIso
attend to the appraisal OF Merchandise ana heal
Estate.
Cash advances made property, ON storage or
tor SALE eithe public OF private.
Refers by permits zion 10 j. W. Munger & Son, Da-
vid Thompson, Portland; Gen. franklin SmHb,
Joshua Nye, Waterville; spencer, villa &C Leon
ard & Co., Boston, nOvldtt
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Personal A. Z. Buck, formerly of
Foxcroft in this State and now member of
Congress from the Mobile (Alabama) Congress
sional district, was in town yesterday. Col.
Buck cannot fail to do his adopted State good
service at Washington. He is not favorite
with his rebel constituents. but the U MON men
of Mobile, white and black, have more than
once been indebted to his ability and courage,
and appreciate him accordingly.
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CTR

The latest reliable information from Cuba
concerning the insurgents shows decline in
their cause, and that they are now in possess
sion of not single town, having been obliged
to abandon Guaimara, the seat of the Cespedes
Government.
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Portland and Vicinity.


AUCTION COLUMN.
Auction Slle-R. A. Bird & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Christmas and New Years Giits-Onas Day or.
Ruboers-A. Roberts.
Directory Caution.
Ssw ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Sunday School Conventions.
CoparrnersIio-Goding q Harmon.
Doyou wat TT Time neb Rerper' w ~
Wantrd-Man.
House 10 i.et-Geo. r. Davis & Co.
on e. Let-J. T. Land.
Twenty Dollars Reward-N l. Chase.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue OF license rom the Hon. John A.
ID Waterman, Judge If Proba within and Tor
The County of Gum rerland. 1 SHALL sell at No 6l
Srackett ST. in said Portland, at public auction, on
Saturday, Nov 27tD, 1862 at ten o'clock iu the lore
noon, the following goods and chattes be onging TO
the estate of Ward Moves, viz: Ali the hou ehUld
Furniture in said house, cons sting OF Carpets
Chairs, Beasteads, Beds Bedding, Looslny Glas es,
Tables SOFAS, Piano, Sc. Also. at the same time
AID pace, one Gold Watch one Horse, two Exoress
wsg ms. Buggy, Harnesses, Chaise, sleigh, Pong,
Robes, Carr all, lot OF POI atoes, Corn, New Doors,
Ne Blinds, Window Frame, sash, Clapboards, lot
OF old bbls, Glass, Boxes, &c.
Terms Casa.
FRED'K FOX, Administrat,T.
r. A BIRD & %, Auetloneers.
Nov 16, 1869 hoisdtd
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WA>HaNG'rON.


WASHINGTON, Nov 24-Letters from distin-
guished English sources received here confirm
the favorable impressions produced by Mr..
Gladstone's receut speech at the Lord Mayor
of London's dinner in reference to the settle
ment OF the Alabama claims, indicating con-
tinued improvement in the state of English
feeling on the subject.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Money was in good demand
from the STOCK broAers towards ,he close OF bank
hJurs, and per cent. was the general rate for new
business, although there was some exceptional oans
at 6 per c mt. Government bond dealers were sup
piled with Money at IT, 6 per cent. The discount
market is unchanged so far as the Rates are cou-
cerned, Uut there is good demand f3r discounts,
both at the bank and on the streeI. Foreign Ex-
han,s weak Sa os Thee faF ssppy
noon. closing at 1859 q 1855. The weakness in the
market this afternoon was mere sed by rumors from
increased its sales of ,iold tmonth to 900 o0
and increase its bond pu, chases in the same ratio.
Governments closed dull and heavy. The Secretary
Of the Treasury has cpted 900 OF the bonds
offered at noon upon his pr posai TO tuy $200b,UO0
Henry Cewes q co. report the following 10 P. M.
United States coupon 6's, 1881 .............11 III,
United States 5-2t coupons 1862.
United States 5-2U's 1854 ..................1l 2t
United States 20's 1867. .1l3
United States "Os, January and July .1154
Unite States 5-20's 1867.
United States 6-20's 1868. ...................n53
United States 10-4O coupons. ...............!01f
southern State securities re duh and generally
unchanged on the last CALL with the only business in
meeting Of the stockholders of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express Company will be held tomorrow 20
s. ok OF the Company to $i5,OOOOOO The President
VI the Company sued circular on the 10Th 1nst
which ne says 10 substance. mat the issue OF
the arrangeme is made by the representatives OF the
Company, which arrangements contemplate the pun
chase OF he Pacific Express rival company, which
had obtain ed the exclusive ght o. covering the
troll OF the Pacific railroad tor ten Years. On the
18th inst. Messrs. Kelley & David L. Ensten issued
a circular giving many reasons why the increa
should not We made, an denying some OF the state
ments made in the circular of the 10th above referred
TO. The action OF the stockholders tomorrow, in
view of The which is now pending, is awaited
wi h interest.
The speculation in the Railroad market this af err
noon was centered largely in North Western shares
TO the detriment of the balance of the list. The
fluctuations in North Western were frequent. and
the market the whole weaker than during the
morning. The other Western shares were generally
dull anu lower. Petite Mail wa the only eaur in
miscellaneous shares. EXPIRES shares were dull and
without any marked change. The sum paid to the
Union Pacific by tile Central Pacific Railroad is
$4,000 90 half in Uuited States bonds and half in
Central Pacific. The market closed strong and nrm
on Western stocks. The following are +. M. quo-
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AUCTION %Rs.s =.
e. A BIRD o. co., Aucticnccrs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Brick Dwelling EOuSe at Auction

"a shall sell on the premises No. 10 Mechanic
w street 90 Thursday next, at three o'clock Z.
NJ the TWO story Brick Dwelling House with the lot
apon Will n the same stands. Lot contains 1000
feet The House l. ia fine order aud very desirable
tor oceuuap,, or Investment rented the last two
years at $50 per annum -sae positive.
Terms 900 cash, or approved note in 30 days
balance in on, two and three years, secured by
mortgage of the premises.
Hous- can oe examined by calling on the auction.
eer Tor the .ey, n022lwis
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Horses, carriages, &c, at auction
LIVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on re
q market lot, Marker street, 1 shall sell HoIse
carriages, Harnesses, &c.
Apl29. Il. O. BAILEY. Auetioneer.
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Nanety, ana Accrued A"teTeSt'
in currency. They are made payable, PRINCIPAL
AND INTEREST. IN GOLD COIN. in the city of
New York. Coupons due January and July 1st.
The near az, roach of the time when the United
States probably fund the greater portion OF Its
Six per cent debt, is naturally causing inquiry for
other forms of investment, which will afford salts
acto ry security with the same rate of interest,"
THE WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS must have an immense ad
vantage over all other securities based upon merely
local or uncompleted railroads. and may be held with
as much confidence as government bonds, or as
frst-class mortgages on New York City property.
The loan Is small In amount, Its claims N con-
fdence are apparent. 1t will be rapidly TAKEN
Bonds will be delivered as the orders are received,
Government bonds received at their full market
value in exchange.
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FISK Dc HATCH, Bankers

We buy and sell Government Bonds ant
receive the accounts of Banks, Bankers, Cor
porations and others, subject to check at sight
and allow interest on daily balances.
Nov 90-d&W1mis
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hid. Is bus. % SO q 400
st. Martin, $50 a 400
do. ckd In bondZ 20 q 2 62A
lCadix duty p'd 8 so "a 0O
Cadiz in bond 2 l2A 92 ga
IGr'Hd Butter. 27 lg
Liverpool duty
paid 1900. 8 5094 90
Tiv. In noud 1910 cor
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EoUfry CouRT = Judge Fishtr.-This court
made no orders yesterdsy.
$3.50
CRIMINAL OoURT-yudqs Fisha.-This court
was occupied as follows yesterday
The District Attorney declined TO prosecute
further the following Indictments;
George Peppers, receiving q meersoham
pipe and nine billiard balls Belonging to An
drew sprosks, Knowing them to be stolen, In
October, 1862
Same, for receiving stolen goods, olosks,
overcoat, So, belonging to Cyrus Olney.
Same, for receiving an overcoat stolen from
Benz. Pendorgrsst In January last.
Same, for receiving q spirit level stolsn
from Robert Bradley In December last.
Same, for receiving carpenters tools stolen
from WIN. Mitchell In December last. -.
VIM. II. Shaw, convicted Of assault and bat
terry upon Joseph Menking on the sd instant,
and sentence heretofore respited.
Same, convicted Of riot.
IL both these cases motions for new trials
had been made. After hearing, Judge Fisher
overfuled the motion and sentenced him to BE-
imprisoned In jail ton days In one case and
twenty days In the other.
Patrick Hawkins, convicted Of riot some
days since, was called up and sentenced TO jail
for ten days. ...
same, convicted OF assault and battery few
days ago, was sentenced to DO imprisoned 10
jail for ten days, this sentence to take erect
at the close Of the arst sentence.
Adjourned.
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A. e. RICHARDS,
Major and Superintendent.

A New BASE BALL CLUB ORGASIzED.-A
new base bali club has Just been organized
from the employees Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, and Mr.. A. F. Chllds
chosen captain. The new club played their
first practice game yesterday upon tho
grounds OF tho Eagle base ball club at
Ninth street and Boundary. A second nine
Is forming, and is expected to be in the field
In a few days.
The second grand match Of the home and
home series between the Olympic and tho
National will be played at $3.50 this AFTER
noon on the National grounds. AS there
are probably no two first class clubs In the
country more evenly matched, II will un-
doubleday be very close and exciting game.
This is the reception game OF the Olympic,
aud their first appearance on the Held since
their return from their great northern and
| western tour.
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Government Sales.
J,RAME BUrLprNas AT AUCTION.

Dsror ouAlrsRsAsysss oypIcs,i
wtsnisotos. D. z: July Y is9
August 4, under the supervision Of Captain D.. O.
Thomas, NJ. 8. X. the following uildinGs,to vita
On Della ware avenue, between n aud streets
south One Building. Ax2s feet, and One Building,
9xl2 feot.
sale 10 commence at 10 q IN.
Immediately thereafter. or Al II q. u, will be
sold
tenth street,; OnA Building, f2tlEo6 feet
Terms: Cash on day Of sale,
]. O, McRsRRAE,
Deputy o. NJ. General. Brevet BriEadisr Gsnsrai.
A lylI.H
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TuIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE to all persons
having goods deposited at Princes loan
Office, and interest unpaid for sir months, to
call at once II they wish TO save their articles.
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IMPROVING THE CAPITOL GROUNDS. -
Workmen arc now engaged In "soddiug"
the newly made terraces on the north side Of
the Senate wing Of the Capitol. When
finished II will be q beautiful Improvement,
and completely change tho appearance Of
the building as 1t is approached by tho street
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