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The New York herald., 1869-11-17
HEWHURG.

DEATH or A CgNrENARlAN.-On Sunday Mr.. John
Dubois Of Fishkill. on tue Hudson, who had nearly
completed his hundredti year. died ut his residence
IN that place. lie was born In the town and had
never resided ont Of IT, His mental faculties were
unimpuired up to the moment OF his death. only
hour or two before he died he inquired anxiously
ior 'Ihe news.n
GOLDEN WEpDING.-On Monday evening rev. Or.
John Brown and lazy, OF Newburg, celebrated the
iftieth anniversary OF their wedding day. fiity
years ago last Wednesday land on the same day OF
tho week. st. GeorRe's Episcopal churcD, oi New
burg. was consccratcd. aud on the following MONDAY
IL was opened for tho marriage OF us then young
rector, Rev. John Brown. This gentleman has been
rector OF tho parish ior lftyour years. ann s mncli
esteemed ana beloved IN his green 0u age ~
his fellow citizens. There were hundreds
or callers, not only from THIS city, out
IRON score Of villages and cites IN the viclnlty,
nom New York city hc The presents were mostly
In gold coin and amounted 10 considerable sum.
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OHIO.

Free Trade Meeting at COlugibus-iniercsting
Addresses by Professor Perry and General
BrinckerllOl.
COLUMBUS. Nov. 10, 1862
large and enthusiastic free trade meeting was
held in this city this evening. George W. Meeker,
Mayor, presided, and the editors OF the city news
papors were chosen secretaries. Professor Perry
gave rapid sketch OF the visit of the lec-
turers TO the principal cities ..pf the West
and the cordial reception they experienced. He
then unfolded in a clear and impressive manner the
distinction between tariff for revenue and one for
protection, ana depicted the lnadequacy OF the pre-
sent tariff asa means OF revenue and It's opposition
Of The masses by greatly enhancing the pnce OF the
necsssaries OF lile The people had then several
times decided against protective tar and had never
voted upon the present one IL was sprung upon
them While they We're intensely occupied With na-
tional questions.
General BrnkerhoG demonstrated that every i'm.
portant industry in the State, whether mechanical
or agricultural was vastly injured by tho present
tariff. II relieved from the duties materials at
consumption would be doubled, and, therefore,
the workshops, and the demand for labor
would be double; the increased demand for
labor would increase instead of diminish the price
OF labor. Free trade would double the purchasing
power OF wages
Professor Perry leaves for his home Tomorrow
but other speakers arc prepared TO address the peo-
pie wherever an audience and hail arc teudered.
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sor ~ Tho ,.~wentyelghth New York district. and
James Gates "A. 'siant Assessor OF the Fourth New
YORK district. 1he latter is assigned to special
duty.
The WIZ Of sAc Tate Amos Kendall.
The VIII of tho late Amos Kendall was adrillsed 10
probate to-day 1t Is dated May 1858. A!tcr DC
queathing TO a grandson $4,000 ana his iahus Ia
Arkansas no makes boquests TO several OF the chi+
dren, and directs that his personal properly 90
divided between his four daughters. ana gives 'he
executors full power to dispose OF bs real estate
which Ia worth 100000, TO be divided among his
heirs.
Consisicn of Southern National BanIts.
The following are among the principal items ,ha'
appear in the abstracts OF the reports oil the
| National Banking Associations in Southern states
| showing their condition the morning OF the 9Th
! ult., as reported TO the Comptroller OF tue cur
| rency:--
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARgET.-LcNDoN, Nov. lG-I:50
y. M--COnsols closed at o3li for money and the
account. United states flve-twcntes, 1902 SO
1885, 50; 1867, S3tS; tenfortles s7 Railway stocks
steady; Erle 20; Illinois Central os1a.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARTS, Nov. l6.-The Course
closed nrm; Tentes, Tlf 65c.
LIVERPOOL CorroN M.RKEr.-LTvEgPooI.. Nov.
1880 r. M.-The market closed steady at II "a.
for middling uplands, 1i2td. for middling Orleans
The sales OF the day foot mp 1900 bales, OF which
3,0GO were taken Tor export and speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKEr-HAVRE, NOV. l6--coi-
ton closed quiet on spot and atoat.
LIVERPOOL DREADsrUFIs MARKEr.-LfvEHPOol,
Nov. line market closed dn ana unchanged
LONDON PRODUCE MaRKET.-LoND0N, Nov To-
4:30 r. M.-Sngar 10 arrive dull. Other articles un
changed.
PETROLEUM MARgEr.-ANTwERP, Nov. l6.--Petro-
ieum closed quiet at 6o3f. for standard whlte.
HAMBURG, Nov. 16.--Pctroleum closed Hat.
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BENEFIT or DISABLED SOLO e9S.

"Glris" ID the title OF lecture to be delivered thtg
evening by Miss 0live Logan, at Steinway Hail. for
the benefit OF our disabled veterans. Girls almost
everywhere are great favortes not to say peta aud
almost everybody, including inverate Old bach
eiors, takes secret pleasure in listening to their
syery prattle and in learning by hook or by crook.
OF the little peeuavltie5 and eccentrcites OF their
every day mode Of life. Upon this occasion the
gru1, bearded lords OF creation viii be afforded an
opportunity OF learning Just as much as Is good for
theln to know concerning the foihes ana foibies Of
girls, and that too. from the lips OF full grown
woman, who Is credited with being clever. The lee
ture Is new, ana the object Is for most deserving
charity.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
As0IHEa KEROSENE HOLOCAUST.


Burrina Of the Gniety Theatre in Milwaukee,
Several OF tho Audience Perish IN thc
FLAMES. ao
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 10, 1900.
During fencing scene at the Gaiety theatre ias1
night OF the raplers struck Kerosene lamp "hch
exploded, setting fire TO the scenery. The names
communicated to the audience room, and before al
in the building had time to escape the promises "ere
enveloped In names number OF persons "ero
saved by jumping from the second story WINDOWS
Several lives were lost.
Two bodies have been recovered from the runs
burned beyond recognition. One OF the bodies WAS
identified by memorandum book rs printer ooy
Willie Brewer--employed in the Daay Ne'oS oiiicc.
The other body was that OF a young man nameu
Brown clerk for Messrs, Kummel Il kempi.
Fifteen or twenty persons were badly burned IL
ia thought the bodies of others are st IN The rup'
blsu.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
MAINE.

Meeting of the State Educational Association.
BATH. Nov. l6, 1869.
Tho Maine Educational Association has been in
session during the day and will adjourn tomorrow
noon. The attendance has been larger than ever
before and the proceedings very interesting The
exercises to-day consisted OF a discussion OF the
subject Of oral instruction, which participated
in by number OF speakers. lecture upon the
educational needs oil Maine was given by Mr..
Bounds, OF Pennington. The subject OF teaching
geography was discussed by Professor Allen. Mr.
Grass, OF Brunswick, delivered Il lecture "1he
Teachers Reserved Powers.n lecture was also
delivered by Professor W0odman, OF Dartmouth
College, upon drawing. In the evening Professor
Harris Of Bow dom College iectured.
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UrTows Taav-..
| sAeeE;nS OF t''e Twelfth and Nine;ecnth Ward
Citizens, Association.


SAees'ns OF the Twelfth and Nine;ecnth Ward
Citizens Association.
The people OF lorkgille held another large meeting
at Masonic Hail, Eghty-sixtb street, last evening.
under the auspices OF the Twelfth and Nineteenth
Ward Citizens Association. The meeting was called
to order by Mr. John Foley the efficient president or
the association, and MIR. James A. Cramsey was
appointed secretary pro tenn.
Mr. FOLEY addressed the meeting, and announced
that the Harlem Railroad hadcommenced laying their
track for the horse railroad Madison avenue ana
already the track is laid up to Forty fifth street. aud
Mr.. william H. Vanderbilt assured The associat'~~
that tae cars were already built and the
be completed and horse cars
House to seventy y-ninIh - 9 .s.Va !,
by tae LIST Of I" '1du mouiu
were ."unuB irom AntoI
street and Madison avenue
.anuafy next Several committees
appointed 10 push ether improvements 80
/ much demanded by The people or YorkvIlle. The
following resolutions were unanimously adoptel:-
Resolved That we hereby tender to the New York and
iien Railroad Company aud especially to the plesloat
lay rails aud run horse Madison
tue energer manner IN whlca the work those
Res5ved Tha. thanks and we hereby tender
the street Commiss0aeg Nj. George W. Mcean
and his deputy, Mr., Nm NJ Tweed ior their prompt
cordial co-opeaiou a.. d TO giva horse railroad
Madison aysaae
Mr.. WILLIAM A. WHfTBEtK addressed the meeting
ana gave most interesting explanation or tho
WORKING OF the great London underground riiroad.
ana assured the association that the work on the
new Underground railroad rrom elie City Hall To
fiaFleln river would soon be commenced, when pas
aenyer5 could go from Harlem to the City Hall IN
Hiteen minutes. Alter fauch other mpoftaDt bisi-
ness the meeting adjourned III next Thussday week
at egat L. NJ.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
MASSACHUSETTS.

Excitement in the Boston Stock Market.
BOSTON, Nov. 49, 1869.
There Is continued excitement In Hartford and
Erie stock and b0nds and to-day transactions the
street have been very heavy the stock selling down
to 9si and the bonds to 46s4. Parties who borrowed
money on the stock and bonds have been notified
for additional collateral but reply that they canuot
put up any more margtns but that the officers OF
the company viii give the company's note Oh six
months at eight per cent il acceptable to the lender
Some have done this while others have thrown
their coiiaterais on the market, getting whatever
they could realize from the sales.
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FRANCE.
Nap0lcom's Relations witt, Go.suany.

Nap0lcor's Relations witt, Gcrsuanv.
PARIS NOV. l6, 1869.
The Emperor gave audience to Baron Werther, tho
newly appointed Ambassador from Prussia, at Com
pieene yesterday. Much good feeling was mani
tested. Mr.. Werther, in presenting his credentials,
assured the Emperor that the Prussian government
desired 10 preserve the present amlcable relations
with France. Napoleon replied warmly ana at con-
siderable length, concluding by saying that he much
wished the development OF good understanding
between Prussia and tie German Confederation OH
the one side and France on the other.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
FALLS FROM WINDOWS

August keriiner, aged nfty-sevcn, While at work
yesterday afternoon foil from second story window
and was severely injured. Removed 10 hd residence
440 1hnd avenue, Ny his friends. ..
Ellza Newman residing mt 352 Third street. at 1our
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, aiSo iei from tho sec.
story window OF her re5iienc; 10 ilo paVeiaenS
aad received, u Ia ieniea. t,ai tnIures.
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CUBA.

veiua:eers Drawing Lets for G,ery.
HAVANA, Nov. 1s, 1869.
Tho ba,tailons Of volunteers stationed In the
vicinity q, havana yesterday drew lots for the pur-
pose OF deciding which battalion should 40 first 10
the Vuclta Abalo region TO relieve the present gar
rson OF regulars In order to enable the latter to 60
TO the seat OF war; The lot fell 70 tho Second
battalion, which WIN Immediately leave for vuo'ta
Abaio.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
INDIANA.

Meeting Of the L. u. of o. r. Grnud Lodse.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10, 1869.
The Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment OF the
]. o. OF o. +. OF Indiana convened in annual con-
vention to day. The reports from the several grand
officers show the Order 10 be IN very prosperous
condition. James Pierce, OF New Albany, was
elected Grand Patriarch; T. q. Benarreld OF Mores-
hull, Grand High Priest and L. A. Barry, Grand
Scribe,
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Governor HleDOngall Seeking Refuge in the
United States.
Burning o1 Theatre and Loss OF Life ia
Miiwanhee.
ENGLAND
a4eorge PeaSDdy's Funcral-Ab International

a&eorge PeaSDdy's Funcrul-An International
Funeral Tieet.
LONDON. NOV 49, 1859.
According 70 new arrangemen, Tho govern
ment will despatch her Majestys steamship Monarch
from Portsmouth on Friday, the goth inst. with The
remains OF the late George Peabody
The Monarch will remain al Spithead for few
days. until she is joined by the American vessel from
the Mediterranean squadron, when they Will sail foi
America IN company.
It is more Than likely that severa. French war ships
will also Join the funeral heet.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
SPAIN.

Queen IsahsiIa's Abdicaiion--t; overnmcntal
simpossibilties."
PARIs, Nov. IS. 1862
The J,,nnol des D6bdts asserts that Queen Isabella
has dednttvely abdicated the throne Of spain.
lie Temps OF Parts says
Everything is impossible in Spain nova repub.
lic because the republicans are insufficient; mon
arcny, because party Is strong enough to appoint
king. Unless coup d'etat Or victorious revoiu.
ti0n occurs Spain VIII probably remain pro-
vsionally an irregular republic under the name of
monarchy.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
MARYLAND.
Hallway Company Elccsjpa.

BALrsMoRE, Nov. III, 1850.
AZ tho annual meeting yesterday or the stock.
holders Of tho Baltimore and ohio Railroad the fol-
lowing named persons were rcelectel 10 serve IA
directors ior the ensuing twelve months.-Johu Hon.
klna SAMUEL w. Smith. Francis Bereus, Jonn spear
Nicholas, a0'n Gregg, e. oiivcr o'nonnei, Jamcs
Harvey, Galloway chester, William W. Tnyior
Samuel Kroy, Allen A. Cnapnaa ana Aibert Scnu.
machor.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

OW'tu StHlcs SaPrCHie SouFt.
In the supreme Court to-day the following cases
were aIgucd:-
Francis A. Gibbons appellant, VS.. Tho United
States. Appeal from the Court OF Claims. IL involves
contract with the Quarternaster's Department.
Josiah Morris, agent, and claimant for Bank OF
Louisiana, appellant, TAe United States. Ihis
was seizure OF cotton on land, under the acts OF
July and August, 1861, and Juiy 1862, and the mat
ter was tired the District Court for the Eastern
District or Louisiana, as suit In admiralty, jury
beng denied
Isaac kemper, impleaded with John D. Levison,
vs.. Charles B. Churchill CT al. Appeal from the
circuit court for The Northern District OF Illinois.
sale.
Amos $. King CT a vs. The Propeller Lady Frank
ill., Appeal from the horthern District OF ilno!s.
General hIozzy, Of Washington was admitted TO
the Dar OF inc courl.
81. nonsiuya.
Washington lNov. l5J correspondence Of the Pha-
deipnia Press
The sensational stol les about the seizure OF st.
Domiugo 10y our government are s false Us they are
foolish secretary Seward, before retlring from tile
state Department, received proposition rom Prest-
dent Baez for the establishment OF Il protectofate
over the island by our government, which,
witi ms characteristic desire TO enlarge
our territory lie made the basis OF ne
gotiations Tor actual auneXatlon President
Eaoz represents IN tue correspondence waicn
eusued mat a majority OF the citizens OF ST.
Domingo were favorable to anneNalion, but de-
clined to accept Mr. Seward's advice TO declare
adhesion to the United States without the conclusion
OF formal negotiations. Seward's idea was to force
The matter as he forced the ALASKA purchase. Ac-
COruiurly lie assumed butHoTly W act III DeUtl 0l
our government the pre- nises but finally brought
the matter TO the attention OF the House Comnttee
ON Foreign Affairs, majority or whom decided
! TO accede TO Baez's request for q pr0tectorate.
The resolution reported by the committee was
defeated, for the reason tnat the House did
not place implicit futll In the scant 1niorma.
ton furnished ana IL resolution was then passed
asking for all the Information In the hand5 OF the
novernpent Unuer tins resolution the present adj.
inistraton has acted, and has sept discreet agents
to the island for the purpose Of obtaining reliable
Information regarding tle condition ana desires OF
.sx,lxx Ht an.s a MI
has accepted Secretary Seward's annexation pro-
position and his acceptance IS now on iiie III the
Department OF state. IL Is not improbable that ar
rangemen,s have been made which may result In
the NEGOTIATION OF a treaty OF annexation but 1t
certain SHAT the administration VIII not commence
such an important step uutil Congress gives II
tbority TO do 20. Meanwhle everything Is being
prepared and 10 Is therefore, possible thai during
The colalug session suca treaty viii be submitted
to lie apnate
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
Government "CIemency," but an Unpleasant
Alternative.

MADRID, Nov. Is, 1862
The disposal OF the republican prisoners taken
during the late nsurrection is under consideration.
The governlen. Is inclined to clemency, but at tho
same time would be careful not to endanger the
future peace OF the country by mistaken iencncy.
1t IL said that the prisoners will be allowed to
choose between joining the Spanish army in Cuba
or transportation to the Philippine Islands, there
to await tic result OF the legal proceedings against
them.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Nemesis will leave this
port on Wednesday FOR Liverpool.
The mails FOR Europe Will close at the Post 0Glco
at twelve O'Clock NJ
TVS NEW YORK Naturalization FOR Europe--wti
be ready at hall.past ten O'CLOCK 10 the morning.
Single copies IN wrappers FOR mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
AUSTRIA.

Tho pain.atian Insurrecsien Eudci.
TeIEsrE Nov. III. 1859.
The latest advices from Cattaro report the rebel.
lion NJ an end aud the country quiet.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

A.--sTlse Man W!io Laughs" In Victor
Husos half merry tbs Grandfather White
head his locks AMI rlzlei whwSers resume
thcr youthful glory Under the eject. Of Ph4LoNS VI
ITALIA. on SALVATION FOR the HAIR. u win bear
the light darhenng envelope IL docs not
oire shaking Ike black drl0gt hut Is always bright and
free from ana ia the only article thai rcproduces
accurately hc natural color oil the hair.
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A Esoyni Anynos,y.

FLORENCE Nov. 16 1862
An amnesty has been granted to political Offend
era itextends TO all who took part iii the late grist
mill riots.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

Rejection Of tise Fifteenth Amendment by :lic
Tennessee LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1862
The lower branch Of the Legislature to-day refused
to ratily the fifteenth amendment by 81 to II. Tue
Senate Will be equally UNANIMOUS
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

A.--Vor ,hc Mos, Extraordinary Cares OF
Rhenmatau, Sclatuia, &C. see HfAfTs LlFE BALSAM.
ont Tent
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ROME.
p.s,esta.ss Permitted 10 Explai,,.

Pintestayt8 PcYan.tted 90 EXplnii.
LoEDoN Nov. l6, 1862
The Pope has written letter to Archbishop Man
n,ng in Which Is stated that although PYo.estants
are excluded from the Ecumencal Council facilities
will be offered outside for making explanations.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

..---Nnw II fltc Time
for CHERRY PICTORIAL TROCNfS; they will srre COLTS.
sorrtbroas &c. No Of those worthless ntuseatn1
rub0
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

Marine Disaster and Wreck.

The King Of the Belgans Is expected here on
visit to the queen at Windsor.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
, May l. sl,n lIli,lin

A.-~S,yiss Misunderstanding Company, so East
Foureen street, nion square, importers and dealers IN
Swiss Carved Goods
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
Tho National Hierarchy ana thc Parul
Council.

FARTs, NOV. TO, ISBU.
Mousgnor Dupanloup. Bishop OF Orleans, has pu,
iished letter. addressed to the clergy OF his diocese
depreeailng the idea that the present is u favorable
opportunity for claiming the lnlalibny Of the Pope
He blames such journals as L'Untvers ana In Cjriua
Cdttoica for their inconsiderate haste Ii discussing
80 delicate question In anticipation OF the deliber-
atiOns of the Council
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

Ratchelor's Hair Dyc--rhc Res. in tho
word only perfect dye; harmless, reliable, nstsn.a
nsous. Factory Ii Bona street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

Address TO smolsers.--Polials 81 son, Nann-
facturers warranted gennina Hoelsonnnm 0oO1s, BID
broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel q John middle OF The block
Remaining aud bollng.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

Espcrsc,icld, Of las Nassau street, Annwe
faI and winter style Of Hats for geaense "ea "s 'h~
race at present sThoy are elegant aud SVaee'"
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

A re.v Reasons, Pro ut Con, sor tiic Use Of
REsTOEEE AMERICA. soc tenth page.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

Uuox az prmtcrpa Aiiii'.
1S'." The knocks on the cable.
The knocks on the table,
Have OF been the TAX
q, tho town OF New York.
Btlt KNOX tho OHE Halter,
Hs fame you can't gaster,
FINDS much moro rett N alter
For the "Ieals OF tho Pcope."
Hats low crown'd, or stecpio,
The heat Ia the city,
80 be praised ,a 8 aoy,
Or 10 prose superhue,
AT n dollar limo.
The great Knox doth supply.
Not swell will there buy
GsewheTe-ts no lie
Ills beaver castor,
BE he slower faster
When he cares 10 appear,
with unrivalpd head gear.
oTwo hundred and twclveN IN iiroadwhy's tho -twe--
Further praise Il absurd, and cannol write more.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
lNhnr l. EInrn l,n,nrnnn or Nisfrcssi,,r = ,rl,n

What IL U0re Common or Distressing N's,nn
bilious attack pWbo Il not fnmiiar with the wl knowrx
symptoms Oppression across the stomach chest vr
sptriis, resessncss goouuEess OF mnd weakn2a, pis
headache dirty greasy appearance ol e SKIN yoow rss
the white OF tue loss appetite aud rpaveoess
Few Indeed the ordinary Ills Of life
prevalent than these bilious doriers aud yot they may
readily be got rid Of by using Dr. D.jhyNks, hAahTfva
FILLS, by whose operation the liver VIII harapy
bsnasd ali cnaIvanss s soa ana ine q we t,onasa
sislci Ia recovering is normal coni,tV' Sold b, ali arul
|
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Tie Emperor and the Election Ag'1ation.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1859.
II is reported that the Emperor viii leave Com
piegne for Paris before the elections commence and
will remain in the city until they have terminated.
The radical party condemn tho manifesto oi the
opposition Deputies Tor it's want OF courage,
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

LIVERPOOL, Nov. i6, 1859
Tho bark Anna, Captain Hoelner, which called
from New YORK September 10 for Dantzic, was
wrecked yesterday IN the Baltic on the port OF Heia.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

v, yio,x cr thc Deception prsciicnd by Deai-
rri,le AMI other spurious imitation vyslcies.
era ~ W. H snnnne AMERICAN WATCHES shat 1yarils.
iiyy dsmau1 "a cer.ihcaid OF geuuihess
The New York herald., 1869-11-17

rriarudoro's Uuriyailci I3a,r Dyc.-Sold
and applied his wig and scalp factory ~ Asof House.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
GEORGE PeA5C5rs DEATH.
Tho Feeling on ,Ihnnge in Eondo-..

from the London Times lcity ar,,clel Hov o.
The announcement OF the death or Mr. Peabody
was received to-day--NovemDer with the pro-
found feeling due his character ana his long and
high connection wlth the CITY OF London. That con-
nection commenced thirty-Lwo years ago, and for
nearly seventeen years br. PEABODY conducted
his extensive business without partner. In
1854 his friend, Mr. ]. $. Morgan, OF Boston,
came over TO England to join the n9--- t'.G 1880
of winch was IRON that time Geor Hs4sef .t
IN this form 1t continued until the ssAf.asE. N.e
Peabody in 1864, since which datt Nfhi sn@ e1
J. :. Morgan * Co., the Junlor Et1f Qe4f rE.
Gooch q gentleman who mad be wisa NNt
body for several years, ana VINO o rtr 7te &
the business about the time when n 2.i @tAt #.
The New York herald., 1869-11-17
POLITICAL.
-'ntiGcati0a of the Fifteenth Amendment by
tho Alnoamn Legislature.

aoNTeoEErr Nov. 1G, 1902.
The Alabama Legislature has ratified the fifteenth
amendment to the national constitution. The vote
~ the Senate was-yeas. "a; nays, none IN the
H0use--yeas, co. nays, 10.