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THE MILITIA TAX-The circular now being sent to
all classes OF the community by the Militia Tax Col
lector demanding the payment OF said tax under
penalty OF distrant and SALE contains the following
postscript
grant exemptions by reason OF age, disability or
previous service in the United States army"
Those exempt under these conditions complain
snch exemption can be procured Would IL not be
better for the Collector TO state on the circular who
does attend to the matter and save trouble for him
Rpf9
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FROM EUROPE.
This Afternoons Quotations.

By the AnglO-American Gable.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1I.-United States Five-twen-
ties opened quiet at S96S91S.
HAvRE, Nov 17.-Cotton opened quiet, on the
spot and anoat. On the spot, 1891.
ANTWERP, Nov 17.-Petroleum opened quiet at
61 IF. for standard white.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE Bourse opened firm Rentes,
l1f. G2C. .
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MORE CARELEssNEss.-1he Lieutenant of the First
district reported eleven houses which he found open
last night The Lieutenant of the Tenth district also
submitted the names Of the occupants of eight
dwellings, the front doors and windows OF which
were discovered omen during the same time
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A gentleman named Nc
Laughn, residing in West Philadelphia, was at
tackled on Monday night and robbed of gold watch
valued at $500 and money amounting to $780, He
entered complaint at the Sixth District Police Sta
ton. Last night Lieutenant Gerke arrested one j.
A. Mansfield, who answered the description given
by Mclaughlin. On his person was found pawn
ticket which, it Is alleged, called for the watch be-
longing to the complainant Mansfield will be before
.InSticn thie aftornnnn.
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FOOT BAII.-A football match between twenty
two players Of the Young America Cricket Club
and the Germantown Cricket Club win take place
on InanHsgiVng Day at 1879 O'clock, on the grounds
OF the Germantown Club. In the event OF rain on
that day the game win be postponed TO Saturday at
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LArEsr NEWS.
FROM TIE VEST.
Detenfinn To Travel

Detention TO Travel.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE special train having
on BOARD Generals Sherman, Parker, and others
from from washington and Baltimore, having missed
connecuoni VIII not arrive until 230 p. NJ The
man Doat from Cincinnati, with General pope ana
soout nity other officers, grounded at Rising Sun
ui, anu VIII not reach the city before dark Gene
Tas oherldan Schoheld, and others from Chicago ST
Louls, anG other Western points, have arrived The
sooCuISy 80 uy VIII, however meet for business at p M
at WeiZeqer Hall Nv - A"'
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FROM NEW YORE.
Swedes for our RAILWAYS.

Swedes for our Railways.
Despatch to the Erentng Telegraph
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Nearly all the leading
onlclals OF the I. L. Railway are in town, making
arrangements to send agents to Europe to bring over
ten thousand Swedes to work on the railroad along
the Mississippi, to connect with the Union Pacific
Railroad.
Meeting ofthe Architects' Institute.
Despatch TO The EUenillg Telegraph
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE American Institute of
AIchtects reassembled to-day. paper by Adolph
Incidental uses of chmneys was read followed by a
discussion on the history of the chimney. William
X. ware read paper on the education OF architects
me colonial architecture of New York was consid-
cred by Richard Littlejohn,
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GALE.-There was a terrific gale on the Della
ware last night The waters ran over the wharves
but no serious damage was sustained by any OF the
shipping.
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CAsUALTY.-James Moore, aged As years. had both
legs broken this morning by being caught under
nagstah which fell on Almond street wharf, The
wounded man was taken to the Pennsylvania Hos
pital,
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WALL FELL Ih.-Tne northern wall of the old
Patterson bonded warehouse which has been stand
ing since the destruction of that building in August
last, fell this morning. In its descent, the upper
part of the building No 40S Penn street was crushed
in Enrtnnatev thot etrnctIlre was unOCCunied,
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Jumel Litigation i'm the supreme Court.
Despatch to the Evening Telegraph
New YORK, Nov. 17-In the three suits growing
out OF the Jume estate litigation, the Supreme
Court to-day awarded an extra allowance of 500 O0O
for costs to defendants counsel. The Judge took
ground that this was OF class OF fictitious suits that
ought to be stopped.
Observance OF THANKSGIVING.
An order has been made directing United States
courts to be closed tomorrow, in accordance with
the Presidents proclamation.
Jasper Corning, the oldest member of the New
York Stock Exchange, died yesterday.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Naval Orders.
Despatch TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. H-Commander William n
JeneTs Is detached from the Naval Observatory and
0ruered as member OF the Examining Board at
washington to examine officers in French and
spanish. Paymaster Frank G. Cosby is ordered to
the Saranak. Second Assistant Engineer James
Pattersoni ordered to duty at the Naval Station at
League Island, Pa.
Health of General spinner.
General Spinner's health continues to improye
though he has not resumed his official duties
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ARRIv AIs-Hon. Morton McMichael, ex-Mayor OF
our city, with his family has arrived safely at home.
Russia, where he was met and welcomed by num-
ber OF warm personal friends, both OF this City and
New York. ., -. -
Mr.. McMichael has benefited greatly by his
European tour and appears the very personlncatlon
of good health. The well-known L. A. Cooley Esq,,
together with his family is hourly expected, they
having left in the French steamer which is now due.
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Reoeived too late for classifcatiOn,l
N.Y. THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE HAS
met with such grand success that all Temperance
Sections have become full and few euterprsng young
with the approval Of the Worthy Patron have started
Section, called Lincoln Section No 10, who will
l hold q meeting at their Hall N W corner Of THlR-
TEENTH and POPLAR Streets, on FRIDAY, 18th instr
at quarter of O'Clock The Committee extend cordial
invitation to all friends OF the Temperance cause to attend
the meeting. n
j. W. SoUPHwooD Secretary IL 72t
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LEG FRACTURED.-Mrs Turner, aged about fifty
nve whilst getting OF street at Thirty first and
Chestnut streets, was knocked down by an ash cart
and had one OF her legs fractured. She was re-
moved to the Philadelphia and West Chester Rail
road depot, when the leg was set by Drs. Glib
hons and Ogier, and from thence she was removed
70 her residence at Ninth and Lombard streets. No
arrest.
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Latest European Quotations.

By the Angio-American Cable
LONDON, Nov. Ill p. M-U. s. 5-2Os of 1862 s3sI.
at 99A. "i H'"i
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Ill P. M.-Breadstuns quiet
Lard, 72s. '
71f. CSC.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
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X o r Il T G. N NJ Il w S.
Preparations Against EI Dis.
orders i'm France-AnOther
Kingly Scandal.
FROM TELE CAPITAL.
The Health of General Spinner
Naval Orders.
FROM EUROPE.

The Paris Elections.
BIZ the Anglo-Americdn Gable.
IARIs, Nov. 11-'This mornings papers give the
"details OF the great military preparations now
making to guard against disorders during the cleo
lions on Sunday.
Ming victor Emanuel MOrgnuaticnIly Married.
fARIs NOV. 1.-THE Gdtiois, of this city, to-day
announces the morganatic marriage OF King Victor
Enahuel, or Italy, during his recent Illness 10 is
rumored that he will soon abdicate.
The Latest Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 17-3 p. M.-ootton buoyant: !:
iM1iuuling nplands, 1lI@117d.; mddling Orleans
IassS IIisS%1L5sd The sales VIII reach $4,000 bales
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T AND WARRANTS PROMPTLY PROCURED,
IL PURCHAsED, TRANSFERRED, LOCATED,
AND soLD-Apply to ROBERT s. LEAGUE q CO.,
No. 1856 s. SEVENTH Street. 7sO
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS NJ. & J. HIGGINS would inform the Ia
INI dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
from East Broad street to 242 Broad street, where
they are always ready to wait upon their customers
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a2Olm*
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PLAIN SEWING and MACHINE STITCHING
MRS. j. A. WILSON

WHISTLES to notify her friends and the public
w that she has removed from No. 10 Washing
ton street to No. 10 Elizabeth avenue She is pre-
Sewing Machine. Having been at first class work
for number of years, she understands Cutting,
Making and Trimming Ladies' and Childrcn's I'M
derclothing. Also, Children's French Dresses and
Mons Shirts and carries her patterns with her
By leaving the name and address at IS Elizabeth
avenue, Mrs Wilson Will call on the ladies for their
orders in the evening. m3 3m
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHTc NEWS.

IA whale, 70 feet long, was lately washed
ashore at Economy. Bay OF Fundy.
IT. w. Jackson, promising young lawyer
Of Troy, died suddenly on Saturday
1.-THE balance in the Sub-Treasury in San
Francisco on Saturday was $OoOOOO in gold, and $cCs
600 IN currency.
49,. The Quebec Court of Appeals has decided
against plaintiff who claimed s4OO deposited as stake
oman election bet.
The planning mill Of John S. Thomas, at
st. Louis was totally destroyed by fire on Saturday. Tho
loss Is $4,000. insurance, $4,000.
.... The Hon. Nathaniel G. Upham died at
his residence at Concord N H., Saturday, aged Co.
He graduated in Dartmouth la 1920.
...Arizona advces state that the Indians are
active and have captured herd OF GOvernment cattle
near Apache Pas.
-. The wooden portion of tho wadding mills
OF kipey q Co. at Lowell! Mass were burned on Friday
The loss Is estimated at $4,000 Fully insured.
IA prairie fire is reported in Northeast
en Texas II started at the Red River and extended in
a sOuteaseerly direction, damaging farms, stock, &C.
-. The bark George Treat of Boston, 113
leaking nine inches per Sor with tn anmast sprung and
loss Of maintopgallant mast.
Horace S. Taylor. well-known ship
SATURDAY. by falling between the ferryboat and the pier
at the East Boston landing
THE schooner Ringleader, from Bangor
for Boston, with cargo OF hay went ashore on Nan,
tueket Bar the 9th inst and bged The vessel and
part OF her cargo may be saved. 49,
IA match game of billiards, 1000 points
mp between r. Il. Wmarth, the present champion, and
Luther g. Brooks for the mponshp Of Massachusetts,,
was played at Boston Friday. Wilmarth won by
score Of l2oO to 955.
-. During the performance at the Adelphi
Theaier, In Boston, on Saturday evening, one OF the
Watson brothers, gymnasts, fell ten feet TO the
stage srkng on has head and shoulders which rendered
him insenhbie Tor time, but the injury is not serious
The friends of ex-GOv. Solomon gave
him grand banquet at's Charless Hotel, Milwaukee,
on Saturday prior 70 his departure for this city where
he viii reside N, the future. Gov Fairchid and many
other distinguished guests were present.
--..On Thursday evening, at Ottumwa, Iowa,
Lewis Barker jeweer, shot ono Fraunberg, his wiies
paramQuT, the bali entering the bowels and producing
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SPAIN.
GOVERNMENT DEFEAT - IsABELLAS DEFENSE
AGAINST THE CHARGE OF THEFT-GUARAN-
TEES RESTORED.


GOVERNMENT DEFEAT - IsABELLAs DEFENSE
AGAINST THE CHARGE OF THEFT-GUARAN-
TEES RESTORED.
MADRID, Saturday, Dec. II, 1869.
The Cortes to-day rejected the bill Of the Regency
for indemnifyng exiles under the monarchy. The
COrtes have voted unanimously for the restoration of
the constitutional guarantees
PARIS, Saturday, Dec. II, 1860.
Senior MiTafores the Intendente of ex-Queen Isa-
bella has published emphatic denial of the oft-re
peqted story that she had taken the crown diamonds
OF her retirement from Madrid.
PRnI CHARGED WITH AIMING At A COUP D
ETAT-HE DECLARES FOR TIE DUKE OF
GENOA
PARIS, Dec H. 1869.
Private adyices received here assert that General
PI1m contemplates coapP fot; that sure of $50
voices in the Cortes, he VIII proclaim tho Duke OF
Genoa King, and then present law to the Cortes
making himself Regent during the minority; that
no relies the support Of the army the Generals be-
ing in his favor and that he will send for the Duke
of Genoa soon TO carry out the scheme On the other
hand a public dispatch from Madrid announces that
Prim made speech yesterday IN the Cortes, in
which he denied any intention of making coup d
[at. lie declared. howevet his belief that an inn
mense majority of the country was in favor Of the
Duke of Genoa, that the Dutchess of Genoa was
willing that her son should accept the crown, and
that in all probability the Duke Of Genoa would
soon be proclaimed King of Spain
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XL!a CONGRESS-Hd SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1869.

CURRENCY IMITATION.
Mr.. INGERSOLL (Rep., Ill.) again introduced
his bill authorizing an additional issue OF LEGAL tender
notes to the amount of OO and moved Its reference
10 the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. CULLOM CRep., nl) remarked that he thought the
House had had that bill offered for tho last twoor three
Mr. INGERsOLL said It had, and that 1t would have it
for two or three mornings more until IL was IelCcu
Mr. GARFIELD rep, Ohio moved It's reference TO
The Committee on Banking and Currency.
Mr. RANDALL Dem., PENN inquired OF the speaker
whether an objection would prevent the introduction OF
The SPEAKER said 1t would not.
Mr.. cox Dem, n. " thought the House had better
postpone the consideration OF the SUBJECT IOr the present.
1t ought 10 he ventilated.
Mr.. GARFIELD thought the question OF reference
might as well be settled now as at any other lime
Mr.. INGERSOLL insisted on his motion OF reference
and moved the previous question.
The previous question was seconded 80 $50
Mr. JUDD Oep., ILL., moved the reading Of the bill.
II authorizes and directs he Secretary Of the Treasury issue add
oua legal tender Of the denomination heretofore ssut ad
proportion he deem best 70 the amount Of F+OU
TO within thirty DAYS aer TIE Of tie act
s0O0OO0 within sixty days. ll,oO more "'An ninSy
DAYS and remaining sl4 900 within 10 days. The second
p directs tie Seeay ressur pahase with such
gold bonds and cancel the same TIE manner nov
Mr. scoFIELD Rep., Pd) moved that the bill bo laid
Mr.. HOLMAN Dem, Ind) called for the Yeas and
Mr. GARFIELD Rep, Ohio inquired Of the Speaker
whether the bill was before the House Tor action
The SPEAKER replied that 1t was ana mat the House
MIR cox dem, n " remarked that II the gentleman
from Pennsylvania (ScOfeidI wanted decision OF the
House between imitation aud CONTRACTION OF the cur
Mr.. SCOFIELD supposed that those WHO wanted to in
fate the currency would vote against his motion.
The Yeas and Nays were ordered. The question was
taken. and the motion reeced-leas o. Nays, be. lhe
following Is the vote in detail:
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THE NEW DOMINION.

ANNEXATION DESIRABLE IN VIEW OF THE PREsr-
DENTS MESSAGE - INDEPENDENCE TO BE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON UNITED STATES
GRAIN AND COAL.
HALIFAX Dec. LITTLE Chronicle, in commenting
On President Grants message says it has broken
Gown all hope Of reciprocity, and renders annexation
more desirable 1t admits that annexation is impos-
sible unless the whole Dominion asks for it, and
believes that independence will become the popular
cry.
OTTAWA, Dec. lit is rumored that Sir Francis
Hjncks. the Finance Minister, proposes to impose
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GREAT BRITAIN,
THE IRISH QUESTION.

LONDON, Saturday. Dec. II, 1869.
TIE London Times to-day, in an editorial on the
Irish question, condemns the Orange lodges. lhey
answer no end but to perpetuato the idea OF two
races" conouerors and conquered Statesmen
should discountenance these organizations
THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
tits reported to-day that Feb has been fixed upon
us the day for the assembling Of Parliament
ANOTHER VIEW OF TIE MESSAGE
The Spectator has an editorial on American affairs
to-day. The writer says that President Grants pro-
gramme as announced IN his recent Message 10 Con-
gress, OF peace, retrenchment, reconstruction, and
honesty must enhance tho position of the United
States as a nation. Her way of paying debts was
the last TO be Quarreled with. a., ...o
The Obs0ver says President Grants message makes
pleasing impression in financial circles.
NO NEED FOR A LOAN.
II is reported that Mr. Lowe Chancellor of the EX-
Cheuuer does not find it necessary to raise loan IN
open market in order to provide means for the pur-
chase of telegraph lines, in accordance with the re-
cent act of Parliament
CONTEMPLATED SUSPENSION OF TIE HABEAS
CONGRATULATIONS TO MEET IN JANUARY.
Three Cabinet meetings were held last week on acr
count of the critical condition of Ireland The Min
listers resolved to proclaim Tipperary and London
derry and to send 1000 troops to Ireland to meet any
emergency. Parliament reassembles on the 10th OF
January. bill will be Immediately introduced by
the Government empowering it to suspend the writ
of habeaS corpus in Ireland.
MARINE DISASTER.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday, Dec. II, 1869.
The American ship Crescent City, Capt. Colefield
which left Savannah. Ga, for this port on the SOth
of October laden with cotton, sprung leak at sea
and was abandoned as it was evident she could not
be kept ahOat.
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THE SUEZ CANAL.

REPORT OF THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY.
LONDON, Saturday Dec. II, 1869.
A report from the Admiralty Office says that for a
distance of IS miles the Suez Canal is subject to sand
drifts, reducing the depth, and thick fogs bewder
ing to the pilots.
NO INTERFERENCE WITH NAVIGATION.
LONDON. Dec. II, 1869.
NJ Lesseps denies that the Suez Canal Company is
in want of funds, OF requires international pro-
lection. lie promises that all unfinished work on
the canal viii be completed without interfering
with navigation.
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RUSSIA.

REPORTED BANK FAILURE--IcE IN TIE BALTIC.
LONDON. Saturday, Dec H. 1862
Several bankers of st. Petersburg have recently
failed, but their names, for some unexplained rea
son, have been withheld from the public.
ST. PETERSBURG. Saturday, Dec II, 1862
The navigation of the Baltic Sea is closed for the
season.
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bowels with knife Neither OF the wounds are consid
cred mortal
Among tho deaths in Providence and
,ii;1 within day or two are ADiasa Manton, aged
"a yeays for half injury leading Providence merch
anti the Rey DR. George Taft aged ~ years for 40
son Gardner aged II years, member OF the Governors
Council in Massachusetts,
The California and Oregon Railroad is
advancing at the rate OF mile Gay. After crossing
In direct line toward Chico, over an almost level PLAN
covered with grain fields Twenty miles OF this part OF
finished by Jan. /.
IA letter from Capt. Hall of the ship Orion,
received San Francisco says nothing ABOUT te vessel
are all he can muster to the ship the rest of the
provisions and is leaking slightly An agent of tho
Underwater with crew TO bring the ship to San Fran
cisco, Will sail for San Diego to-day
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FuF AMERICAN BISHOPS-PFOEOUNCbD VrtO
TON OF FRANCE TO THE DOGMA OF IN
ROME, Saturday, DeO II, 1859.
Thu sessions of the Gcumenical Council have been
adjourned until after Epiphany. Much opposition is
sxnected on the reassembling of the body, but his
Holpes is said to be sure of the cooperation OF the
American Bishops. - 60 ~. :, ,oeo
The French Government has made known to the
Qscumenical Council that infalhbty is an iuoppor-
tune question from a religious view, and politically
places France otherwise than according to the Con
eordat, and releases her from the obligations theh
accepted
SINGULAR DECREE OF THE POPE.
PARIS, Dec 10, 1869.
A telegram from Rome reports that the Pope has
issued decree providing that in of his DEATH
the Gcumencal Council shall be dissolved, ana
none but Cardinals take part in the election OF MS
successor.
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LOSS OF THE STEAMER W. r.. ARTUrp

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-THE steamer w. II. Ar
thur hence for New-Orleans, sunk yesterday OFF Ben
netts Landing l2j miles below here md is sunnosed 10
be total loss. Se had very valuable cargo ana about
$50 head Of stock, was valued ut S1GOOO aud Insured
for 10000.
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FRANCE.
IMMEDIATE CHANGE OF CABINET,

IMMEDIATE CHANGE OF CABINET,
PARIS, Dec. H. 1869.
council Of Ministers was held at o'clock this
afternoon at the Tuleries 1t is rumOTed that this
extraordinary meeting of the Council has been
moned to consider and decide upon immediate
change of the Cabinet.
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ITALY.
FAILURE OLE TIE COUNCIL OF DEIsrs.

FAILURE or THE COUNCIL OF DEIsTs.
LONDON. Dec. II, 1862
The Council of Deists, which convened in Naples
last week, is dead failure A proposition in favor
of the occupation Of Rome by the French met with
serious opposition.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 70, 1860
The Turkish Minister has just received telegram
from the Grand Vizer advising him that the Khe-
dive of Egypt had solemnly proclaimed the frTdn
of which Server Efend tho envoy of the Porte. was
bearer and that the difficulties between the Sultan
and the VicerOy were definitely and satisfactorily
adjusted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-13
POLITICAL.

LISBON, saturday, Dec. II, 1902
Fears are entertained of the breaking out of re-
bellion in various parts of Portugal The authorities
are active.
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duty on American grain and coal, and a. general
ductiOn of the free list
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TURKEY AND EGYPT,

PROCLAMATION OF THE sULTANs NEW FIRMAN
BY TIE VICEROY,
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ser,ous wound when Fraunberg stabbed Barker In the
bowels with knife. Neither Oh Tue WOUNDS are eonsd
ered mortal
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ROMAN COUNCIL,

xur AMERICAN BIsHoPs-PRON0UECED OPPOSE
TON OF FRANCE TO THE DOGMA OF IN
FTX