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4AAs ]EAk31CA klt4 Ia NEIlat1l} AoE G&8EA ~ -
c1n be b.ought to believe thst she individual who
has become 50 familiar % u tn bis in npofSonaton
snd a. The saue Win him ~ho eharaeteraze::
the pedAuuc md p;tahle Dr.. F1nqtas. A1a
cycn IN this instance tne alsRu.se " enH
tf yn;pa whIEh tfom forca Of habit, HI. jefferson
has frIen f1ta The comedy Itself 10 full OF apce,
!Sded excellent support BY The regular stoet com
The atterp!sos, "Tbe spttdrc," In itseir should
AGoSd entertainment for m entire evening. 1obias
SAerttnt, N ~. Je1eesonS sends MAS mach dit-
iernt irem D.. Fnnaioa - the1aste. :iS:a Rto Van
Rinfk. In nil thtso tnstance<, NJ. Jefferson
shows a versatility which IL really wonderful Ia
orc of the principal thlnfa which ,cnd to mskea
be tully ente1s INTO the conception Of his pa1t.
And his rolcc AID manner arc Also altered 10 Butk
ne cocssaon. @ II tnis ltsse eoTedys Mr- Jener.oa
viii be repeated 10 night
IHk N1SsrRxIS
The Zntnstsels at The Dearborn TheAsye opened
Another week last treltuR. with their Gus
tonary full house and a superb programme The
new Comers were Ensm1Y welcomed, and Wilt
prove strong additions to the trcape which, as nos
constituted, ts certainly one Of the B1orgest, u
not the sttorgest. u the countrE.
TIE DAyEAroRfa.
sno1ner TeeE. u Eoras1 na.I ana To- tn ,as mcsa.
uMe hare accepted q challenge, Intended 10 TEST
theig rope tying ard nut5!ns po.ers. and ttAad
Ttady 10 accommodate The challenging parties
with s. 600 Uose II .he5 wish
coScKE7a
Church concerts arc o. pienuial thts week a.
backbctr1e5 In August THIS eScn1ne there Viii
be three. One q: The SeE England Church. glsti
ts testimonial 10 Ar N!1tseD, the tenor OF Ito
chotE Of that church, who ts aoo1s 10 take up "a
res.deuce in New York, pfrutses to DC E3usn3lly
pleasant, both from the excellence OF tue .!nSrfs
and the eho,eeuess ot .hn programme. which t. Us
lolloEE: u.,.,
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tMnis ~ - niHs Ansa na tus
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at - on ~ ~. 11,s uEn,n1 ny
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tne NJ ost 4 tn:errsI,nn e1er ntrT fn nT,r mns'c.
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0<wE0o, Nov, ::33--The schooner afarr o. Cor.
nan was fnund, yettsrfav. about niue miles below
thts rort, 1isIanttl and abandoned, with anchnra
iEncrtrR. she cane ashtre cnps:Zed, aa1 the
crew are supposed to be LOST She was owned IN
osfnn ihft1lin-
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Closing Sale Of Oh Paintings:

That ver1 choice collection oi oil painunG1 from
the Itudos Of American azsists, xnd copies Of taa
cmtcent old uksters, Will oe ciosed to-day, WITH
OF. reserve, II auction, by Arsar. r. A. B7.ters
i CO., Nos- q I, . and ii Rzuto1ph street Thefe
hfe gtms IN Inls co}ecsion lhas would R11ce tao
walls Of AuJ realdeuco; choice gems, rally North
len t,nses - much 4s they bring. Tuose Wko want
al nzint1DeA Hhodld not 1lloK TIC pfesao1 tpput-
tpnjty to pAAs uninpxpEnd
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AN uEcTlpN FAiKB-
TIE ro1loxtpg answer to = correspondent sp-
peass in the last aIue OF HiSkcs' Sptr1t:3 k1f3
nA1AoRAI, Chieakn-A bets that The Ctf1eu.t
sIl mil tc ele4+d ~ 90 msjority Al but ths p
| lie received cnv $50 majority. Who haa wan!
| .aksrtr.-A tTon The byL
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Tho Rest and Original Tonic 0f
Pnos pnorated Elixir OF Ealtsaya bark. The ifals
restores coftF To the bsooh, The pnosouotna re-
Bews waste Of the nrrye Tissue, and the ca'saga
organs Thereby cyitDs dyEpep.ia in itp various
forms, waEetutneas, general debility. depression
Of kpirtts: hlFo, the best nrcreuEat.a a*anst t.
yer and agte Manufactured onlr BY Cas1el,
Ilazart i Co, New Ierk. Sold BY urugg1sta
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MEIENGAl lDGlcAl.

Meteorological, record fof Nov. g, 1860, u to-
ner,ed by J. G. IapeHnsh, 1f, up:tctau, III Ran
do]ph snert, correspondent to SIN! hisonian 1nsa-
tate, The small letters arc the lnltals fos tae
Eorls "yeer,n1" "gent1e," "drI, ]" "moist AZ
nosphcre, :" rzlp,' aid "fnow:"
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TnsuN bic 0Dd Convenient. IroWn'S
Hr0uch,al Trochef afA widely snown - m a'ltn!ra.
bic reuely for ro,.cst.s, ho1rseness. cuashs, aa
o1l1cf t1nubles Of tne tErnat and aunps. They arc
Ct great Snlrc for tee Purposes tor which ars
betilu ned. RhIe ther are Esuallr nud peastTtlS et
ncactr1ls They contain no hurtTHl Ingredients
but upy at all times be used *ttn perfect aafe.y-
Bee;2n 4.tcordts.
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H-Grxnd urxn Its2r-spn.-....- ...s<~At Is 9S
NEcHASIcA 1IoyENEaIs
e -Ceup1cI, SH eu TO t;Fcst.
s3-Nourlct* Swell to FfdAl.
~. Coupler, Grrs, to PtIA.
--ntll0na ElEpA1 ...-....
F.sts PneumstIc Cnnpasiti,n Kuobs, FIR Great Or
n, B'M7 he futoW t. improvements NC cnb,alcd in
thIs Instrument.
1-Hlseonkl stopt.
e-Tw.. p.et'u1te tf 1ind.
81 fccfntEic EfopCI.
{-Tbtiln.ticI; I; mr. titinn SEe!s- ......
6-IarSeoL'e Re-itnir, Mith t-.lnvrnsstlnk valve.
giving twp .rerru:t.-. aid tseatfcs tie tcnc,
6-HAdIhtinE E+t1alt.
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Rourl, skin ma dc SIM Goth by u-..,
Juniper Tar SOAP rranulacinrri ny t>Asswcll,
uaznri Co. New f0rE.
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Cod irnr OIL. .-..-.
Hazard 4 CAsEerb Cod use1 Oh ne pest'-
Advertisements
, 1869-11-23

Three Armed 1nd Desperate Crchins
Attack q IsAtIroau TrMln-A hoy
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WANTED,
Flax g. Cotton Manufacture

st'sshe cnrfe-ttr '"stuert r'fh Gs nraet- 4,
ctrrt tn thr ~: Fax md Ctor. eli
tosted krntuSlF cssrtne- tw'ntt, .rd LINEN c9..
Z ottp foI ~ t,f.E.n, kc.t rtlr:,rce: Alisese
III HrttcE I'll L kat.fGh. M.4s.
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7hn II VI IN. ", Nal - trele1
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

ISoR sALE-0RKAT BAR1Ars5 FOB EE"
S1ieo, wsLssh:M:. bctseea Foottecnth and Fh-
:i1i:sS: 1Ia..a:.x: soasa2ess aasnes Donksa~pl.cs
s1lss inalsEs r. ! lt.9e south of 1but,.hi:h-ft,
5!S 5a; "; fsstsitss sss ss:a.f
Sa1ia EleldE,a;..s li:sss sousa os Twsuts-nlnsa.
s1Iiss, eeTsh Il Twenty afthst.. eass
Ys7s1, .1ossi.spises. nasr Aeeaarsyplaee. Only
si W1AhES IN; SS11 i; RIcA. rs n...esn.t. Room l.
"a Il i 81 ~ IL sa1sE i
As,s L. Kes 6oa e 81
i.esa Fs.;.s a AZ aa4T j.
refoot t1me; only ~ Pc foat ssah 70 thsse wao
TX eSSnEFs fs Hof* K:
Tor sAIE-1Ax1eo ooRxKR roRrr.s1xrH-
r i and IndisuA AZ. 1t 90 pr frant feet- casa.
g ss sz;ss:s r. sSaaEs G. RSFs Fl s5s .* L
FOE SALK-cSoaEEn IoI2, !; ,.,,,,, -, v,.+h,.
isi!al rarthuest corner Of adams aud woodtss.
@3 ener 5.efsaa "a "
sSYTEa Z LEE, nes Eststo 1teuts. No 4Ne:lo-
17oH sALE1IMx cnEArkSssI LOT oE NIGEL GEL
aud i: it sftnse IL saa.s II
13oR sALE-A GOOD FRAME HOUSE. 10
i ssS sH & I'll az
J.on SAILS ACRES ON HoRTa.Av. .AsT
.,s & xtttsrpas" At ba'ssin. !. IL kehLs's iss
EnR s.LE;-spLEsp1o AvENuE LOTS, saAR
~ %iy y :ss.s
.ns + H.; s ss sa Ss.n:s
and yeass: sts cent interrss. II saT ar!sre
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE FOB SALE

TOR SAIL: -Ni,RWUOD-ktN LOTS, .oxao FEET.
il ttis s.:.!a supu:h.a town, 1Gs tert ab're shn
lake Over ADt1 has fecu ettat ipt riHs th- kro1nd
dGrEs he tas; sts:ng ard sunnsrt- He<tri Ma~ resi-
cIrrs,d b. :s E,fans and rr:t at- insriAss.
h!I e,r;y sunday b. th- pse.pyte,asn sat h,Is.s +
cos, Agents TOR NJ <ovd. IT. N.shIuStonss.
, 1869-11-23

pERsoEAL-WILL MIS-. LEROY. DRESS
ores to P. o. BOZ ~ sad e1lifc "a I'D ea1snmcl Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LoSDoS, Nov. 49, p.
M.-Consols opened and closed at e37s. American
securities opened and closed AZ foows:--Unitei
States ive-twentes, 1862 S3ts as3S; 1855, old. S2
s2as: 1867, S3sS 537s; ten-forties, rs. Railway
stocks steady. Illinois Central closed ut 9qs. Erie
hallway shares. opened mt 20n and closed ut 20as.
Atlantic and Great western closed at 26N.
PARIS B0URsR-PARls, Nov. is.--fhc Bourse
was strong; rentes opened nj III roc. AMI closed
III zoe. The mcallic reserve o the Bank Of France
has pcreaso.i 1000, DOOR. during the week.
TuAsnFoRr BougsF.--fRASxroET, Nov. 49,
Fivc-twentles quiet at Saik n 500.
LIVERPOOL COTTON ADMINISTRATIONS. Nov.
ls-5 p. M.-The cotton market opened buoyant
ana closed nrm at the following Middlng
uplands II sd: midd'ing Orleans, Hssd. the sales
OF the day foot np 1900 bales, OF wh,eh 5000 were
on speculation and export.
HAyRE COTTON MARKEr.-IfAyRE, Nov. ls.--Cot-
ton opened active and firm for on the spot aud
anoat on the spot, 1905; afoat, 1871. The market
closed firm.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARREr-LIvERpooI.
Nov ts-5P. Milne market for hreadstutis closed
dull; California white wheat o. cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET --ltvERfooI.
Nov ls--5 +. M.--Cheese, 6ss. 3D.; SPIRITS petro.
leum 1sd Other articles unchanged.
LONDON MARxEr.-IoNp0S, Now 1s--5 Z. NJ
sugar on spot dull TaIlow, AIS, ca. Calcutta lin
seed, obs. Sd.
PETRoIErM MAagET.--ASTwEEP. Nov. 1s.--petro.
leum opened fiaf at 6es4f. aud closed Hat at coat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
lFteGRApa|c NEWS ITEMS.

The labor reform party have nominated Nathaniel
Z. Chase a stove dealer, for Mayor OF Boston.
Part or the Central Railway track, on the Niagara
Falls branch, near the breaswater, was torn up by
the gale Oh wednesday evening.
st. Joseph's convent, Mt Toronto, was burned to
the ground Gil Wednesday night. All the inmates
got out sSieiy Loss about $1,000.
Tie exhibition at Jackson, Miss, by the State
fair Association opened on Wednesday under tho
most favorable auspices ana gives promise or "a
grand success,
A case OF torpcdoes white being hoisted at Mtller,s
candy factory. No. 90 New Levee street. New Or
leans fell and exploded, killing two employees aud
doing considerable damage to the building and con-
tents.
About 8. 600 people were at the Cape Fear Agrlcu-
tural Far ut Wilmington, n. g., yesterday. Pick
pockets and shnrpers operated pretty extensively.
several arrests were made on suspicion but The
parties were released.
The express train on the Grand Trunk Railroad
gong east, ran into o mixed train NJ Collins Bay,
near Kingston, Canada, yesterday morning. The
engineer ana driver Of the express were Killed. No
passengers were injured.
The New orleans Times says:--"On wednesday
night Mr.. Ursin Secrngu, an eminent planter IN the
parish OF Sc. Charles, was brutalIy murdered his
plantation by negro, who shot him through the
heart. MIR. SeerinGu waa universally respected
throughout the country. louisiana loses one OF ncr
most prominent cltizens."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
THE JERSEY Sensation.

What tho Secret Service Men say.
Tn the HERALD of yesterday report was published
Of the finding IN an excavation near Hudson CITY,
NJ j., OF s36,05o In bills OF tho Mechanics Bank of
Louisville, Ky.
one Of the keenest OF the officers OF the United
States Secret Service Division was shown one of me
bills ast evening" and he at once recognized its
familiar lace, lie states that they are tne tens OF
the Memphis (rcnn.) Mechanics Bank altered This
bank was owned and the bills circulated by Judge
King OF Memphis, ~ conjunction with the late lIr.
Folks, who mad the management OF the Farmers
and Merchants Bank oil that CITY. After these Men,
phls banks failed, IN 1854, the bills were put
on tho market nt ten dollars per 1,O10 UnscrIipu-
ous sharpcrs, seeing chance for speculation
bought them up and altered them the tens OF he
Mechanics Bank oil New Haven and nearly every
bank OF the same name IN the United states. A man
By the name OF Bliss got hold OF large amount OF
these notes and run them upon the redemption
agent OF the Mechanics, OF Memphis, which resulted
Ia lts collapse ana the carrying down with u OF
weiknown gentleman OF this city, named Judd.
His theory IL that these notes were altered in
1891 or ls62 TO the Mechanics Bank OF Louisville,
bus failing to get thcm into circulation or In danger
OF detection. the parties who altered them buried
them whore thev were yesserdav found.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
LOCAL IJrELLICEaCE.

FIRE. by EXPLOSION OF MISUNDERSTANDING
morning IRE occurred In the bakery OF Martin
Leroy, No. 40 Sheriff street. caused by the explosion
OF q kerosene lamp. Damage 500.
ACCIDENT ON THE SHIP GENERAL BUrLER.-wnr-
rem Rogers boy yesterday fell into the hold OF the
ship General Butier at pier IL East river ana broke
a Leg He was sent 10 Bellevue Hospital
THB EFFECT OF DRINKING BAD WaIsEEY-Theo
dore Bellows. bookxeeper, sixty-one years OF age
resIoing at 90 Charlton street. while laooring under
an attack or deler1um tremens yesterday morning
attempted to jump from the second story WINDOW
or his residence. Removed 20 Bellvue Hospital.
RUN INTO A sswER.-About eight O'Clock last
night light wagon containing Mrs. Sweeny and
her two children residing at No. 242 West Tenth
street. was accidentally driven into an excavation
for a sewer In front OF No. AGO Hudson street. muir
Ing one OF the children and completely demohshing
the wagon
FIGHT BETWEEN TWO TARGET CoMPASIRs.-Ar
halfpast two yesterday afternoon ARRAY occurred
at Bellevue Garden between two target companies
named the Carroll Rangers and Garry Owen
Guards, IN which three OF the members Of the latter
company were severely cut abou, the face. The
dead and dying" were removed from the field by
their trends and Gaken home.
ANOTHER DARKROOM AFFRAY.-Andrew Younger,
aged hrty-four years, residing at NO. "a avenue A,
became engaged In quarrel with some unknown
persons IN liquor saloon In avenue A. Fourth
cut on the head from one OF the tumbers which
were flying promiscuonsiy around the place. He
was taken home by onicer Hawks, Of the Seven
teenth precinct. No arrests.
SCALED HIS wIFE.-Maitin German residing at
80 Elm street, having mbtbed too much Thanks
giving turkey yesterday, thought to amuse himself
last night by knocking his wife the moor. ana
seizlng Ratchet, commenced an indian war
dance, occasionally striking the PROSTATE woman
the head with u. infictng severe scalp wounds.
she was attended by o pbysicIan and removed TO
Bellevue Hospital IN an. ambulance. Ihis duck Of a
ciDct, ana Will DO urraRnod at the fonbs this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
FOURTH WARD aOuGHS ON the aaMPaGE.

About three O'Clock yesterday afternoon gang OF
Fourln ward juvenile roughs made an attack on tue
shoe store OF VIM. Lilly, at No. Rose street. hurting
br,ckbats, stones and other missiles through the
window. Lilly and his jouneynan, Rudolph Hank.
selling each snoe last in their hands, proposed to
defend themselves, wnen one OF the rougha,
vaney, OF No. 10 vandewatcr street, advanced
and received blow on the head from Lilly. which
fced nm 10 the pavement, fnjuring MN DANGER
ously The injured man aud two OF his Accomplices,
named Simon Thomas and Charles McCabe, a. well as
Lily ana mis- jonrncymnn, were arrested by Fourth
precinct offlcers and locked up IN the Oak street
police station. They vii, be arragncd at the Tombs
This morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
CUBA.

Venezuela Asked 70 Recognize the Insur-
geuts-ScriOus Charge Against the British
Cousul Mt Trinidad-B Burning of Plantations
by the Patriots Two Hundred and Eighty
Patriots Reported Killed in go- Lib
Grafton of Prisoners by De Rodas.
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1859.
1t In understood In Havana that commission
nom the insurgent government has arrived IN Gu
racas for the purpose OF inducing the Venezuelan
TO recognize the insurgents as bellaer-
ents and to allow them to raise recruits for their
army In Venezuela.
nr. Cowper the English Consul at Trinidad, is
charged with committing, In connivance With the
captain OF the brig Echo, act of barratry In sell
ing the briggs cargo without Notifying her con-
signee. The action causes much comment among
the merchants, and legal steps have been taken 70
procure justice.
The Second battalion or volunteers have gone to
the Vuelta AbaJo region.
The insurgents IN tho neighborhood OF Santiago
have burned the plantations OF Corestina. Resolu-
clon, Santa Marin and Doiorisas.
The Sabanlia plantation has been burned by insur.
gents from near Trinidad.
Ten plantations in the vicinity OF CienlueSos have
been burned since the LIST of November, including
the Harmlguera plantation, belonging to p0nvert, OF
New York.
General Valmaseda has ordered that his salary be
divided among the poor Of Santiago.
The Civil Governor Of Santiago issued prOcama-
ton the 12th inst, announcing the killing OF $50
insurgents and offering clemency 10 those who viii
imn ediately surrender to the Spanish authorities,
but threatening chastise all reyoIutionlsss cap
tured.
The misery In Santiago caused by cholera and
smallpox, Is increasing.
Captain General de Rodas has reduced the term
or confinement OF the prisoners at Cnco Villas
nth. Ho has also pardoned and liberated over 800
prisoners many VI whom were conmltted tor pOlt
tcai offences
A committee has been appointed to revise the
duties on merchandise.
Embellishments Rapidan, for New York ana
washington, Tor st. Na1atre The steamer Yazoo
sails tomorrow for Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
FRANCE.

Imperial Compliment 10 the United Sintes--
Approach from Kussis-.The Cabinet.
LONDON, Nov. 49, 1869.
The Emperor gave reception yesterday at COM
peigne. He was cordial In ms manner toward Mr..
Washbnrne, the American Minister ana paid him
constant attention, which Ia much commented on in
political circles
General Fleury, French Minister to Russia, tele-
grapbs from st. Petersburg that the Car has agreed
10 meet the Emperor Napoleon this winter
The probability Is that Emile olivier viii soon be
appointed to q position in the Cabinet Is again
talked Of.
The threatened duel between the editor of lie paps
and Henri Rocheiort has been averted. the latter
having made satisfactory explanations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
PARAGUAY.

Lopex's New Seat of GOvernment-NIOro Afro
cities by Lopez Rsported-Inactivity Of the
Allies.
LONDON, Nov, Is, 1859.
Dates from Rio Janlero to the 9Th uit. have been
received.
According to the latest accounts from Paraguay
President Lopez had transferred his headquarters
and seat OF governmental San Joaquin.
II was reported that Lopez had Killed his mother,
his brothers and other persons, IN consequence OF
ms suspicion that they wefe engaged Ia c0nspi-
racy against his life
The aiiies had. as yet, made no movement, and Il
was supposed that active operations would DO still
Longer deferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-19
PENNS YLvANlA.
A Whole Family Murdered in HunfiBaton by
Two Dcsperadoes, and the House Set ON
Firc-Arrcst Of the Wanderers.

A Whole Family Murdered In HuniiBaton by
Two Dcsperadocs, and the House Set ON
Firc-Arrcst Of the Mnrdefers.
HUNTINGTON, Nov. Is, 1862
With the exception OF Pr0ost's butchery OF the
Deerng family at Philadelphia couple OF years ago
the most horrfyng slaughter that has ever occurred
In Pennsylvania was committed last night In the
small village Of Pleasant Grove In this township
ana bun snort distance from this place. From oil
the particulars that have been ascertained II APP
pears thai Just alter dusk. and between the hours OF
Six and seven O'Clock, the dwelling or MIR. J0hn
Pergntals was entered by Two ends in human shape,
and While tne family. consisting OF Mr. Pergntals MS
wife, and a boy about twelve years OF age. named
Gardner, were eating their supper. shot Perghtals
through the head, killing him instantly; the boy
Gardner was despatched IN the some way, and then
they split the wife's head open vita an axe.
The first intimati0n Of the awful slaughter was the
discovery OF the house being on fire. On repairing
TO the scene the appalling spectacle met the gaze OF
the lew Deignoors who entered. There lay the
mangled dead bodies Of the victims covered with
blood, the walls besmeared from noor to ceiling, and
the brains Of the victims 0ozing from their wounds
The murdereis after perpetrang The horrible crime,
covered the dead bodies with bedclothes ana then
set fire to the house 70 cover up the deed.
The excitement attending the discovery was most
intense, and the news spread ike wildlre through
out the whole community. Suspicion at once
rested on two mon who mad been seen lettering
about the neIghborhood for some time past. 1t was
learned that thoy took the night train from this
place Tor tho West. Dispatches were Al once sent
to the station agents and police MI along the
Pennsylvania road, aud when tho tram arrived at
Altoona tho suspected assassius were arrested and
brought back to this place this morning. Their
names are Badderberg and Bonner On their per-
sons was found $3.50 Of the plumber winch prompted
the terrible massacre. Bonner has made partial
confession and from this there unmistakable evi.
dencc Of their guilt.
IL was generally understood that Mr.. Perghtals
was possessed OF considerable money. He was IN
industrious ana estimable citizen and It is with dun
Guilty that the people are restrained from lynchng
the worse than murderer5.
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TURKEY.

The Relations to Egypt md UItimatmu,.
VIENNA, Nov. Is, 1859.
The vienna Fresse asserts that when the celebra-
ton OF the opening Of the Suez Canal Is terminated
the sublime Porte viii send another uitmatum to
the vceroy OF Egypt ordering him to accept the
Turkish proposals without condition. to cousider
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INDIANA.

4 Lieutenant Of the Regular Array Kills an
Alleged Sinnderer nj KoisomO.
KoKoNo. Nov. Is, 1859.
Lieutenant W. W. Dougherty, OF the regular army,
iurl ough and visiting his parents here shot and
killed Joseph Van Horn at the sherman House in
this city at noon to-day. 1t is alleged that Van
Horn circulated sianderous reports about
DouQberty's sisters, and on Dougherty meeting Van
Horn he requested him TO recall ms remarks lie
repeatedly refused, and not denying the report
Dougherty fired i've shots at INN. three OF them
taxing effccf Van Horn died almost Instantly
Dougnerty was Immediately arrested and is now IN
Jail. The affair has caused great excitement as
both parties are connected with the first families Of
lhiH city.