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REiR-ADMIRAL STEH.fRT.

HIS OBSEQUiES AT PHILADELPHIA YESTERDAY.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.--The funeral solemni-
tes of the late RearAdmiral Stewart to-day were par
tclpaed in by the military naval and civic authorities
and by tho general populace. All OF tho public buildings
aud many private dwellings displayed flags at halfmas
From o'clock until the remains OF the old patriot lay
in state Independence Hall, where they had been
veyed Immediately upon their arrival from Bordentown
n. j. The walls hung with black alpaca, aud prom
nent objects, like the old Independence Bell, hm
larry drapcd Beside the statue OF Washington. the
eastern side OF the wall. placed large fulllengh
portrait Of Commodore Stewart painted by Suy after
the capture Of the Cyane and Leyan In the OF
the Han Sas the coHin--a metallic casket. finished In
rosewood and having six silver handles IL was covered
with the American flag and upon rested the chapeau
and sword OF tho distinguished ofrcerthe latter pre-
scented by the Pennsylvania Legislature IN 1910 silver
plate Oh the lid o. tho coffin bore the inscription:
Rear Admiral CHARLES STEWART, U.sH
Born July ~, l7ss.
Died November G. 1869"
The Guard OF Honor consisted OF 40 arnes commanded
by Iieut II. L. Mead, aud eight sailors under Lieut.
Commander John II. Rowland the whole escort being in
charge OF Capt Thomas G.. Corbn. For fyo hours cn-
gems were allowed to flo through tho Hall TO the
remains and many thousands in orderly procession await
ed their turn AT 81 O'Clock the funeral escort mo- ed
over . short route, and deposited tho remains
In tho Ieceiyngyault OF ROnaldson's Cemetery.
Gen Run acted as Chief Marshal and the line OF process
First Division pennsylvania Militia Gen Provost; city
Troop hearse containing the body with paLbearers and
United STATES aalnes as guard of honor; band and six
companies on ~ regiment OF u s. Artillery under Gen.
Yogdes from NewYork haIbOr; Ofcers II The Army aud
Navy; three carriages containing the family. Including
Messrs Inas. - stewart aud Frank Hopkison the Off
chatting CLERGY ana eergymen; the Mayor Recorder and
heads OF the city departments; the City Councils and
Aldermen aud city officers Mayor aud City Councils
of Bordentowii Judges the United States C0urts and
officers; Judges OF the saeIne Court OF Pennsylvana
officers Judges Of the Court Of Common pleas: cicers
and soldiers OF me war OF 1912 Society OF the Cincinnati
Military Order OF the Loyal Legion OF Inc 1iied states
Among the distinguished officials present we're secre-
| tary Geo NJ. kObeson OF the Navy Bepartment, GOV
Ward OF HewJersey, Gov. 0eary Of Pannsvysns Sen.
Greaves Rear Admiral Bell Commodore Btesdinan Com
mOdOre Breeze, Commodore belfridge Com nodors 0ee
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FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
ADMIRAL TOPETE.


The ONcial Gasette publishes the formal announce
ment of the resignation of Admiral TOpete Minis
ter of the Marine. Gen. Prim, in addition TO his
other duties viii take temporary charge of the de-
partment until a successor to the Admiral is ap-
pointed.
MoNTPENsIER INTRIGUEs-GEN. DULCE-MODE-
RADIO RISING.
IL is rumored that letter has been received by the
Government from Gen. Dulce exposing the intrigues
Of high personages with the Duke of Montpensier.
The letter also warns the Government that the
Unionists will appeal to if the Duke is not
cepted as a candidate for the throne Reports have
been received from Lisbon that the MOderadoes who
fled to that city from Spain purchasing arms and
making other preparations for rising in then inter
ests in Spain.
17S VOTES FOR THE DUKE OF GENOA.
Up to the present moment 15I Deputies to the
COrtes have personally pledged themselves to vote
for the Duke of Genoa for King, and in addition to
these "a Deputies now absent have agreed in writing
" support his claims.
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THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

MINISTER SICKLEs AND. PRESIDENT RIvERO-
EUROPEAN FILIBUSTERs-ADVICES FROM GEN.
DE RODAS-oFFER OF THE SPANISH MER-
CHANTS.
MADRID, Nov. 10-In the COrtes yesterday, Presi-
dent Ryero paid marked respect to Gen. Sickes the
American Minister by visiting him in the diplomatic
gallery. During the sitting, Deputy Mazaveddo
asserted that the flibusters had headquarters in
Paris and London with ramifcations in Madrid; that
they made business of disseminating by telegraph
reports calculated to nure Spanish interests in Cuba
He desired that dispatches be Immediately tele-
Qraphed to Captain-Gen. De Rodas, assuring him
that Spain will maintain her honor everywhere.
Minister Becerra replied that Spain would sustain
and defend herself at home and abroad; her sOve-
reignty in the colonies well as on the continent
would be maintained and indicated. He informed
the Cortes that he had just received Official kilograms
from Havana which announced that the insurreCtion
in the island Of Cuba was diminishing.
The Spanish merchants have volunteered to send
10000 troops to Cuba in December.
THE BATTLE NEAR RAMON GEN. TAMAco
KILLED.
HAVANA Nov. 1O.-The following is the Off
cial account Of the battle lately fought in the
southern part of the Eastern Department: The
Spanish troops under the command OF
Gen Mendigueren attacked the insurgent
force between the towns of CONFERENCE.-The and
Ramon. One hundred and twenty of the insurgents
we're killed and large numbers wounded and taken
prisoners. Among the rebels killed are Gen. Ia
maco. Capt, Gonchet, Harry Clayivey, Chief of STAFF
and William CrOnstand, Gen. JOrdan's Qusrtermas-
ter The iusurgent forces were driven beyond the
town of Palo- Picado and the Spanish troops
cupy the positions held by the rebels during the past
year The insurgent forces under Gems. Yaguas and
Pnpinas retreated north by way OF Terahueca Ar
thur Casamajor one Of the rebel leaders, was killed.
The Bayamo Journal says that Gen. Maso was killed
and that the Spanish troops have captured the nsur-
gent hospital at Ramon.
AFFAIRS IN GEN. CAYADAs ARMY.
DIVISION OF CIENFUEGOs, Oct. 26.-The Spanlards
are no more veracous than ever not the slightest
skirmish takes place between their troops and ours
but a brilliant account Is Published in the Havana
journals Bat the truth is that in any engagements
during the past SUMMER We have invariably been the
yctors. Our present encampment Is at Camanaya
qua, aud our communications with Villa Clara, Trim
idad and Cenfaegos are uninterrupted, while patriot;
are Joining US every day, and encouraging and
strengthening Onr already determined ranks. flight
u reported TO have taken place recently near Gn
marc the headquarters Of Cespedes. The advantage
was o. The side Of the Cubaus. but, as usual the vic
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GENERAL rELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

THE oatmeal mills of Mr.. Towns, 10 Mon
treal, have been destroyed by fire. Loss, $1,000
THE ship Cambridge, from Quebec for
Sunderland, England foundered az on the 18th nit
The Toronto House Of Assembly has
thrown out the petition OF the Huron and Ontario ship
Canal Company.
THE warehouse and elevator of Seayy.
Rouse Co., at FL Paso ILL.,, were destroyed by FIRE last
1.-The Tennessee HOnse has rejected the
Senate amendment to the Convention BILL reducing the
number OF members to So
THE powder mill of Rockwell & Moseby,
Mt Westheld, Mass, blew up yesterday morning fatally
injuring Charles Tryon, workman.
Sir Francis Kinks has been elected to
represent the County OF Renfrew in the Dominion Par
lament. The contest was very close ana exciting
William Tibbets, aged 10 years, was
instantly killed in grst mill Gardiner Me, yester
day by being caught IN the shafting He belonged %
Litteteld. ...
1.-The bargCs Saugennay aud Oak Leaf,
loaded with gram, have been wrecked on Lake San
Francis aud the Schooners Alexandria and Pandora ON
Lake Erie.
A mutiny took place on the British ship
Eliza Iaughhn at Providence. and, during the ARRAY
the captain received bullet in his foot The rngloades
were arrested. ..,...
The awards of premiums, &c, at tho
Buffalo International Industrial Exhibition. which
unavoidably delayed, are now completed aud will DO
published today. ..r . ..
Thomas Curley of Salem, Mass, has
been fined 81 900 and sentenced TO jail until paid for
attempting TO collect bounty claim OF SID IN the maine
Of Patrick Doyle. -.......a ....I1
Returns from 81 towns in New Hamp-
shire on the question OF the adoption OF State COnsta.
ulary act give 1858 Yeas 10 6,s75 Nays 1t will be
featsd by large majority. '
IA post-mOrtem examination Of the body
of Pike the murderer Tuesday evening disclosed tho
fact that Pixies neck not broken by the drop and
that he must have died from strangulation, M a, a.
1.-THE Wilcox & Gibbs ewing-machine
mandatory. P0tters machine shop, aud Cushnan n
Cogglcshals tack works at Taunton Mass were totally
destroyed by 1ro last evening. Loss e25000 The in
surance is unknown. DID F...I.. ID b. 4 .tE .I.E
The Court of Inquiry ordered by Gen.
WoodhaD OF the Ninth Brigade, n. Y N. ca 20 i0yesti
gate the cause OF the accident at the late review OF his
brigade In Albany. and which occasion John FOdkiu
lost his arm by the premature discharge OF gun Ia bat
terry has attributed the accident 10 imperfect cartridges
made by contractor York for the State the co'
for tho bags beng shuddy Instead OF wool.
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LIBERIA.
DISPUTE WITH ENGLAND-UNJUsT E6ACIioNS
or TIE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

OF The BHIIIsH OOT I171'1-I--'7'
MoNROyIA, Liberia, Sept. ~ hasten TO
give you account of affair that wen 'no
character Of British authority and shows how ready ills
10 make a " naughty ultmatum" when u is dealing
with a small aud defenseless nation. In hsron anu
December, 1850 tho Republic Of Liberia bought lon
the natives the Mauns country, which forms pare %
the northwest territory Of that Republic, ana I'D Ap
Of that year had purchased the Gallinas country,
which Joins the District Of M5una ontbe northwest anu
s situated considerably 10 tho south east Of the long
River which forms our boundary lire on tho NORTH west
The celebrated Pedro Blanco form6rly kept ms slave
factories or baracoons at Ganas and II Is OWING 10 to
continued efforts 81 the Lberans that an emu mas Deen
put aecused traffic at that and other points on te
West African coast A. the time purchased oaihhao
the present cnef, Prince Mauna, only hn INFERIOR
chief aud had hut little do with that traOSaeton
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GREAT BRITAIN.
THE AMNESTY QUESTION.

LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1869.
Excitement continues in Ireland on the question
of the imprisoned Fenans Dispatches from Dublin
to-day state that last evening during a meeting of
the Dublin Amnesty Association and the Amnesty
Committee number of men broke into the rooms
Of the latter smashed the lamps, destroyed the fur
nture purlOined the records, and committed other
outrages.
THE IRISH QUESTION-HAvE THE MINISTRY
COURAGEf
The Times to-day repeats that tho Irish land ques
lion is matter of great difficulty; but if the Minis
ry are unable to cope with it, what must be said Of
their courage and craftsmanship They are strong
beyond all experience The national feeling is more
advanced than the temper of Parliament in the reso-
luton to stand by the Ministry in support of any
thorough searching wOrkmanlike attempt to cure
the long-standing evil of Irish discomfort. The
Government have the power flonly their courage is
equal to their power High fortunes before them
if their minds are equal to their fortunes.
LNTI-ToBACCO MOVEMENT FOR THE FENIANS.
The Central Fenian Amnesty Committee ask Irish
men to abstain from the use Of tobacco until the
Fenian prisoners are released Their object in max
ing this demand is to reduce the revenue OF the Gov
eminent and at the same time provide means Tor
keeping mp the amnesty agitation
THE sUEz CANAL.
The correspondent of The Daily Ne'rs, writing from
Suez regrets that the opening of the Canal has not
been delayed a few months He fears that the
passage of large ships will not be free from risk He
states that the granite pillars of the viaduct badly
cracked but thinks the injuries not sufficient to
prevent traffic.
BANKING.
A further advance in the rate of discount of the
Bank of England is probable. The time OF the char
ter of the Bank of British North America has been
extended to June, 1881.
NJ PREvosT-PARADOL'S LECTURE.
EDINBURGH, Wednesday, Nov. TO- 1869.
NJ Provost ParadOl, the eminent French journal
is delivered lecture here last night, in which he
made the following pointed ausion to the political
situation in his country. lie said that Capitalization
had lately been the tendency of the public men Of
Frances but that policy has lost credit 1t is felt that
the Executive is too powerful. Its privileges must
be curtaed, liberty must be given to the borOughs,
and the Departments must be freed from the arbl-
trary rule of projects. He also thought neghboring
departments should unite and elect members of the
Senate,
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y, wv n,MAGFs AGAINST A RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, Md. Nov 1O.-In the Baltimore
or. Court Chief Justice Scott presdlng IN the OF
Margaret Beck and her four children against the North
ern Central Railroad for damages In causing tue death OF
me- yesterdny afternoon gave verdict Of 1000 DANA
yas 'rhe defeudants moved for trial Beck WIS
srn.hed and killed between two In 6epIember 1865
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tory IS claimed for the Peninsulars At Yaguamanas
the Spaniards claim to have killed rebels and a
horses" sic transit gloria" Assassinations continue
A MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS. ...
Prominent Cubans of this city are now prepar-
ing memorial TO Congress, praying for the early recog
milton Of the independence Of the struggling Republic
The memorial will be extensively circulated in a few
days The appeal is made the ground that for more
than year the Cnbans have held their In the
test with the armies Of Span that they have sacrificed
their all for beTys sake; that during the American Re
bellon they were In sympathy with the Government
while the Spaniards openly extended aid and comfort TO
the Rebels that they now and have been for long
tme dented with the people Of the Free States on the
question O slavery; that they have emancipated their
slaves while the Spanish tyrants have sought 70 uphold
the barbarOus system TO Intensity It's horrors;
and that the unanimous voice Of the people OF Cuba is
for universal freedom aud TO the death against
slavery aud despOtism.
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TWO POLICEMEN SHOT BY A BURGLAR.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 10.--William f. Jones,
alias "ont tho Canadian burglar shot officer Nicholas
Kearns last night, while the latter was attempting TO
arrest him. Koarns struck the weapon with his locust
aud received ball in his foot Jones also shot Parol'
nan Witturey before he was arrested This wOud-De
,nnrderer with an accomplish, Was detected Ia entering
baldlng and while attempting 10 escape dropped full
sot of burglars tools. Oil. .'.
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THE INDIANS.

OPPOSITION TO THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF
WINNIPEG.
CHICAGO, Nov 10.-A special dispatch to The
Tribune from St. Paul says the account teegraphed this
morning that the habreeds had opposed the entry of
the Governor 10 the colony Of Winnipeg IL ex
aggerated mob OF 100 started TO interrupt the new
Governor and prevent his entry but the number dimn
ished by deseron 10 go who barreaded tho road over
which Gov McDougall was 10 pass but on his arrival
short conference satisfied them that their demonstrations
were uncaed for The mob then removed the barreade
from his PATH and escorted him with every mark OF re-
speet TO the capital Of his new dominioDs.
The Indian murder trial at Omaha before the United
States Court was concluded last night. The principal
evidence gwen by the Chief OF the Pawnee tribe aud
residents In the vicinity OF the Pawnee Reservation All
four Of the Indians were found guilty. Two Of them,
after the verdict The United statea Marshal in pur
suit OF them.
FATAL RESULTS OF THE USE OF INTOXICATING
LIQUORS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-A letter received at
the Indian Bureau from Capt Poole, u. g. A., Indian
Agent, dated Wheatsone Agency Dakota Territory, Oct
reports in consequence OF the intoxicating liquors
for days previous, than the usual amount Of
drunkenness had prevailed and one OF the results,
Spotted TAIL chief OF the Brutee shot and killed Big
Mouth. chief OF the 0galallahs, about o'clock on the
morning OF Oct 49, Much excitement prevailed and 1t
feared extended troubles would Of the
liquor to the Agency. Capt Poole Lad asked the
mandng officer at Fort Randall to send troops TO the
Agency for the purpose OF guarding the pubic property
and the lives OF the employees at the post
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-A.LopGE oP soRRow.p

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. iO-The Grand Con-
ssory Of ousana composed the Masons Of the DAD de-
ores scottish rite, are Holding lodge OF sorrow this
s,enpV AZ the Church OF tho Messiah, IN honor Of the
lustrsus members of that order. The Bower
,en Grand Commander Of the Supreme Council Of the
sathern Jurisdiction Of the United states, Albert Pike
onsned the and several mebers pronounced
a.
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Fatal lAccDEvr IN sRwARK, N. J.

at about o'clock yesterday evening, as
Frank oBrGn. a laborer rostinR jackson St, New
ark, was removing quantity " earth from NE roof OF
an clubhouse, the embanknent OF the Newark and New
York Railroad which past the rear OF his dwelling
Der of friends made every effort 10 his fe but VITA
out avail. lie dead when the debris was removes
OBriep ~ah srried man, and leaves three oh9dT0A
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2w-YoRK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1869

Meade Cen Van ylet Gen. Gershom Mott Capt Fraley,
L. g. n; Commander schufeldt Lieut. Commander
Cromwell Chief Engineers Kurty and Siegler beside all
che military and naval officers In this city. At the Gene
terry the Episcopal service was read by the Rev Edward
A. Togo formerly OF BOrdPntowD The marines, under
the command of Capt Forney, fired the three honorary
YOlleys the grave.
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NJ. PREvosT-PARADoL's LECTURE.
FRANCE.
A ROCHEFORT DEMONSTRATIONS.

PARIS, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1862
There were several electoral meetings yesterday.
and last evening demonstration was made in favor
of Henri Roohefort. In no was there disturb
Anee.
NJ. Magne. the Minister of Finance, advises the in
PRODUCTION of 25-franc piece into the metallic cur
Tency of the country.
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MINISTER wASIIBURNE-THE LINE AND STAFF
QUARREL IN THE NAVY--RoBERT J. WALKER
DYING.

Minister washbune, in private letter to friend In
Washington says he surprised to see the statement
published in Of the papers in this country tha no
had estimated $4,000 In gold for his contingent e1pet ses
mate whatever for any contingencies but will limit him.
self to the allowed by the Department OF sste,
which Is s2s0O. .
Secretary Robson has decided TO appoint Board OF
six officers Of the navy three from the line and tnree
from the staff TO consider the differences DOW existing
between the two branches aud report, II possible sohe
plan by which they may be properly reconcied since
the late trials the feeling In the navy has been much To-
have matter brought before Congress through their
friends House. and the design OF the Secretary Is
mature plan, founded the reports Of this Board
for presentation 10 Congress IN his orthcomng report
This step the part OF the Secretary exciting much
interest In the Navy Department.
The Hon. RObertJ Walker has been unconscious for
day past. He Is gradually dying and may not survive
Throughout the night The Hon. Amos Kendall IL also
very III. with no prospect Of recovery.
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A NEW PRoTECTIONIST MOVEMENT.

The ROucn Chamber of Commerce says the
Paris PGtre has taken tho initiative IN movement for
increased protection 20 the Industries OF France. The
example has been followed by many other important
manufacturing cities IN the Northern departments.
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RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG Wednesday, Nov 10, 1859.
The cholera is raging with severity in the city OF
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WASHINGTON.

AMOUNT OF COIN IN THE TREAsURY-GOvERN-
MENT RECEIPTS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUTTERFlELD INSISTS ON AN INyESTIGA-
TI0N-TAXING JUDGES sALARIEs-EDUCA-
TI0EAL WORK AMONG THE CoLoRED PEOPLE.
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AhOANI w CUM IN THE IhEASUhl
MENT RECEIPTS AND EXPEEDITUREs-GEN.
BUTTERFlELD INSISTS on AN INyESTIGA-
TI0N-TAXING JUDGES SALARIES-EDUCA-
TI0EAL WORK AMONG THE CoLoRED PEOPLE.
by TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Nov. 10. 1869.
statement OF the condition Of the Treasury TO date
shows the balance Of gold hand to be the
amount Of outstanding gold certificates 92OOOoO0-
leaving balance OF sS2 600 gold. The balance OF
greenbacks on hand is 81, 100000 .H
There was the Treasury sl5OOOOOOO gold the st
OF July at the end Of this quarter there s2oOOO0
showing decrease Of $3OOoo0OO For this soOOOoO OF
the debt is actually wiped out forever. and AlOOOOOo
worth OF bonds are redeemed for future legislation and
also to be added to this is the tsOoOOCO that had to
be paid above par for the 100000 bonds. THIS then,
shows a total Of s59,OO0.OO0 In the Govern
ment's favor against t3O,OO0OoO less In coin,
total reduction Of the Government debt
for the three months OF S29,0OO,OOo The table
showing these facts and figures in detail will be given
out tomorrow In printed FORM They are now In the
hands of the printer and were prepared with much care
by Mr. sayie Chief OF the Warrant Division OF the Sec
retary's office.
The following are the receipts and expenditures Of the
Government in round numbers tor the months OF Juy
August, and September:
RECEIPTS. o.
From Customs. SozOO0'
From Internal Revenue 4IOOo'OOo
From MISCELLANEOUS ''V,
Total SlOs, 100000
EXPENSES
Ciyii and HisSeIaneous .,..... S15. OO,OOo
Pension aud Indian Rnreaus -..... l3,OO0,OO0
For war Department ...... 100000
For Navy Departnent .................. 7,OOO,OO0
Actual purchase OF bonds and all other securi- -
ties as actual debt cancellation. W,OO0OO
,rrssionaI CESSATION " A 100000
For Increased price OF these last bonds ~ 100000
Interest on public 37,OO0,OO0
Total sl46, 600, 600