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IRELAND.
Political Agitation and Riot in Dublin.

Political Agitation and Riot in Dublin.
LONDON, Nov 10, 1859.
There s still considerable excitement In Ireland
on the question OF the imprisoned political prison
srs, or Fenians, and the subject OF their release
under royal amnesty proclamation. Dispatches
from Dublin to-day state that last evening, during
O meeting OF the Dublin Amnesty Association and
the Amnesty Committee, number Of men opposed
TO the movement broke into the rooms OF the latter
smashed the lamps, destroyed the furniture, pur.
Joined the records and committed other outrages.
No arrests were made.
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Prince Arthur In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
Silyer-The Huron Ship Canal.
CALIFORNIA.

Government Subsidy for the Pacific Mnil
Steamship C0mpnny-San Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 10, 1869.
The Chamber Of Commerce have appointed
committee to draft memorial urging Congress to
grant additional subsidy to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company. to enable 1t to perform semi-monthy
trips to Japan and China; also expressing satisfac
ton at the appointment Of Governor Low Minister
to China and petltioning that the mission be made
first class.
Itisraining in this city and showing on the noun
tains.
carnival ball was given at the Mechanics Insti-
tute last night The attendance was very large.
The receipts were $4,000.
Flour steady free sales for exports; rates I'M
changed. Wheat closed weak at 81 so q 81 55.
Legal tenders, 10.
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Spanish Account Of Recent Encounter With
the Insurgents.
HAVANA, Nov TO- 1859.
The following is the oflcial account Of the battle
lately fought In the southern part OF the Eastern
Department.
The Spanish troops under the command OF General
Mendigueren s.sacked the insurgents forces be-
tween the towns OF Conrramaestre and Ramon. One
hundred and twenty Of the insurgents were killed,
and large numbers wounded and taken prisoners.
Among the rebels killed General Tamaco Captain
Gouchet, Harry Clavivey. chief OF stan, and william
Cronstand, General Jordans quartermaster The
insurgent forces were driven beyond the town Of
Palo Picado and the Spanish troops now occupy the
positions held by the REBELS during the past year.
The insurgent forces under Generals Yaguas and
Filipinas retreated north by way Of Terahueca.
Arthur Casamjor, one OF the rebel leaders, was
killed.
The Bayamo Journal says that General Maso was
killed, and that the Spanish troops have captured
the insurgent hospital at Ramon.
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ARYLAND.

Heavy Verdict Against a Railroad Company
Southern EmIgrants for the West.
BALTIMORE, Now 10, 1869.
In the Baltimore City Court, Chief Justice Scott
presiding, in the Of Margaret Beck and her four
children ainst the Northern Central Railroad for
damages in causing the death OF Michael Beck, hus-
band and father OF the plaintiffs the jury yesterday
afternoon gave a verdict OF $4,000 damages. The
defendants moved for a Few trial. Beck was crushed
and killed between the cars or the defendants In
September, 1858
Mary L. Whalen, aged fifty years, committed sui
eide yesterday, by hanging
Sixty emgrants from North Carolina, consisting
OF men, women and children, passed through Balti-
more last night, Tor Iowa ana other Western nomes
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Died.

FLANAGAN.-At White Plains, on Wednesday
morning. November 10, ELIZABETH, daughter of the
late Matthew Flanagan in the 10th year OF her age
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
MEAD.-At Boston on Tuesday. November 9, MARY
ELLA. infant daughter OF Theodore H. and Annie r.
Mead.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral at the house Of Robert Hoe III
East Sixteenth street, on Friday morning. at eleven
O'Clock.
WHTAKER.-On wednesday evening, November
10, OF paralysis JONATHAN WHITAKER, in the 67h
year OF his age.
Notice of tine funeral hereafter.
IFor other Deaths see Eighth Pd1el
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SCOTLAND.

A French Lecturer on Government Rule and
Economy.
FDfSBURG, Nov. 10, 1902
M. Provost Paradol, the eminent French journal
ist, delivered lecture hero last night, In which he
made the following pointed aluson to the political
situation in his countryie said that GENERALIZATION
had lately been the tendency OF tho public men OF
France, bus that policy has lost credit. 1t Is felt
That the Executive is too powerful. Its privileges
must be curtailed, liberty must be given to the
boroughs and the departments must be freed from
the arbitrary rule OF projects. lie also thought
neghboring departments should unite and elect
members OF the Senate.
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TRLBCRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Spanish Ministerial Compliment to
General Sickles.
The Cuban and Colonial Defence
Question in Madrid.
Irish Agitation, Political and Financial,
in Great Britain.
The Huez Canal, It's Condition
and Trade.
Another Heavy Engagement
i'm Cuba.
The Cuban and Colonial Defence
Question in Madrid.
The Suez Canal, It's Condition
and Trade.
Another Heavy Engagement
i'm Cuba.
SPAIN.

Ministerial Compliment TO General Sickles-
The Cuban Question and National Dignity
Prim Consolidating Offices.
MADRID, Nov. 10, 1869.
In the Cortes yesterday President Rivero paid
marked respect to General Sickles, the American
Minister by visiting him IN the diplomatic gallery.
During the sitting Deputy Mazaveddo asserted
that the fllibusers had headquarters IN Paris and
London with ramiacations in Madrid; that they made
business Of disseminating by telegraph reports cal
oulated to injure Spanish interests IN Cuba.
He desired that dispatches be Immediately tele-
graphed to Captain General De Rodas assuring him
that Spain will maintain her honor everywhere.
Minister Becerra replied that Spain would sustain
and defend herself al home and abroad; her sover-
eighty in the colonies as well as on the Continent,
would be maintained and indicated He informed
the Cortes that he mad just received official tele
grams from Havana which announced that the
tnsurrection in the island OF Cuba was diminishing
The official Gazette publishes to-day 1.-THE
formal announcement Of the resignation OF Admiral
Topete as Minister Of the Marine. General Prm, in
addition to his other duties Will take temporary
charge Of the Department. until a successor to the
Admiral is appointed.
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For other Deaths see Eighth Page.l


A.-ImpOssibflity OvercOme.-Eminent Chem.
lists abored for produce preparation for
gray hair with its natural color which should be free from
objection urged against the dangerous dyes They
failed, and said at Is impossible PHALON dsON did not
give up They continued their experiments and their
has been crowned at last with complee
PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR
article of the
colors mpars pure transparent crystal and
without the slightest unpleasant 0dor.
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Great Day for Knox.-Yesterday was Ono
the windes days of the and the the cast0rs
shyng Broadway and through other
q fall styles But ft's Ill wind that blows
nobody good" and those who lost their hats had them
damaged that they looked they had been through
station houses the night BEFORE only had step
KNOWS and have them replaced BY the sublmest style
of tiles of the KNOWS hats stand high wind
amid clouds Of dust heavy rain and come out with
brighter gloss than other styles manufactured In this
city. KNOX knocks competition in everything he under
takes Loew bridge to the highest old sign in New
York.
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LOUISIANA.

Masonic-The Grand COnsistory Of Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1869.
The Grand Consistory OF LOUISIANA composed Of
the Masons Of the thirty -second degree, Scottish
rite, are holding q lodge Of sorrow this evening at
the Church OF the Messiah In honor OF the deceased
iIustrIous members or that order The Sovereign
Grand Commander OF the Supreme Council of the
Southern Jurisdiction OF the United States, Albert
Pike, opened the ceremonies and several members
pronounced euloges
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EGYPT.


The Suoz Confederation OF the Works.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1859.
The correspondent Of the London Nesos, writing
from Suez regrets that the opening OF the canal has
not been delayed few month"; He fears tnat the
passage OF large ships win not be free from risk.
He states that the granite pillars OF the viaduct
badly cracked but thinks the injuries not sufl
cient to prevent traI1c.
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NEW YORK.
Capture OF a Desperate Burglar in Buffalo.

Capture OF Desperate Burglar in Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Nov. 10, 1869.
william +. Jones, alias "Bont,n the Canadian bur-
glar, shot officer Nicholas Kcarns last night while
The latter was attempting to arrest him. Kearns
struck the weapon with the locust and received n
ball In his foot. Jones also shot patroman wit
turley before he was arrested. This would-be MUIR
derer, with accompice. was detected In entering
q building and while attempting TO escape dropped
o full set OF burglars tools.
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The Throne Question and Intrigue.

MADRID, NOV. IU-Even1nY.
It is rumored that a letter has been received by
the government from General Duce exposing the
intrigues of high personages with the Duke OF Mont
pensier The letter also warns the government that
the uniontss will appeal to arms If the Duke Is not
accepted as q candidate for the throne.
Reports have been received from Lisbon that the
Moderados who fed TO that city from Spain are pur-
chasing arms and making other preparations for
rising in their interest in Spain.
Up TO the present moment 154 Deputies OF the
Cortes have personally pledged themselves to vote
for the Duke OF Genoa for King and In addition to
these. twenty -four Deputies absent have agreed
In writing to support his claims.
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Pat Clayburne and Caruthers, b. g., three years,
by Boston, distanced. Time, 1:53-1:52A-l:52.
Corsican was the favorite by long odds.
The second race was selling raco. dash OF two
miles, for all ages Horses entered to be sold for
$1,000; TO carry their appropriate weights. For
$1,000, allowed i've pounds; for $3.50, allowed ten
pounds; for $780, allowed fifteen pounds. The win
ner to be sold By auction on the course the excess
race was won BY Donovan, beating Betty Bay Sec
ond; Morgan Scout, third; Little Mac. fourth ana
Adelaide, Nth. Time, 1866. Donovan was the IA
vorite.
The second race Of yesterday has been postponed
until Monday.
This track promises to be q fast one, ana one of
the best IN the Southwest The officers and stock
holders among the most substantial and respect.
able business men In Memphis and Its position as
hating place between the West ana the extreme
South gives the course great advantage IN insurng
the attendance OF the most prominent turfmen IN
the country, as well as the most celebrated and
promising horses.
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supplied to the Y. Fire Department Always ready for
use No building safe without 1t. Beware Of worth
less Inventions U. g. Fire EKtinguisher Company, Nos
street. New York.
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Troops for Cuba.

MADRID, Nov. 1O-Evening.
The Spanish merchants have volunteered to send
10000 troops to Cuba IN December.
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Afford & upper, Manufacturing Silver.
smiths wholesale and RETAIL Nos 7o and 7o9 Broadway
Tenth street, up stairs.
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The Turf-LiyerpooI Races.

Tho Turf-LiverpOOi Races.
LIVERPOOL, Nov TO- 1869.
At the Liverpool races to-day the Seton Handicap
of i've sovereigns each two forfeit to the fund.- with
100 added, for three year olds and upwards, was
won by Mr.. J. Saxon's b. e. Plenipotentiary three
years DID, by Musd, out OF Mary, by Idle Boy, beat
ing Mr.. @. Heads b. Bonnie Katie, three years old
by King Of Trumps, out Of Basquine, second, and
Mr.. O'Hara's Sour Grapes. four years old third.
The betting was to against Penipotentiary IL to
against Bonnie Katie ana 10 to / against Sour
Grapes, Six ran.
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An Established Observation-Disclosures Bronchial
TROCHES widely known established remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis Hoarseness and other troubles OF
the Throat and Lungs Their good reputation aud extensive
brought out limitations represented to be the same
Obtain only browns Bronchial Troches."
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Attest the Merits of Cherry PectOrai
TROCHES for Colds and Sore Threats; superior to all
others are paatabe. unlike the 'horrbe tasted
things"
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A.-Canadn Malt Scotch Whiskey, fully
equal purity and strength of favor to the ported article
at half the price. C. J. MURPHY, 10y Pearl street.
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A.-Weather Strips Exclude Cold, Wind
Dust &c. RoEBUCK BROS. IS Fulton street, New York
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Red River Indians Offering Armed Resistance
to Governor McOougaII.

Red River Indians Offering Armed Resistance
to Governor McOOugaIl.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1859.
A private letter from Fort Garry says:-Upon
hearing that the Canadian government had ap-
pointed governor for the new colony OF Winnepeg,
the hafbeeds organized to prevent his entrance
into that settlement, and, hearing of his approach
formidable band OF buffalo hunters went down to
Pembma to prevent his Excellency from crossing
the line. They were prepared to use violence to any
extent to compel his retreat This action arises
from the hostility OF the Indians to the confedera-
ton and its plans for territorial dominion. Bands OF
Chippewas at Leret Lake are reported dissatisfied
and disposed to make tyyoonRle,
--r,, ,rsr-.-rs~. $3.50 -
Dispersion Of the Indian AIob-TriumphaI En-
trance Of the Governor Into Pembna.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1859.
special depatch to the Tribune from st. Paul
says the account telegraphed this morning on the
strength of private letter from Fort Garry that the
half-breeds had opposed the entry Of the new Gov
ernor into the new colony Of Winnepeg, is exagge-
rated. mob OF 100 started interrupt the Cover
nor and prevent his entry, but the number
% 20
but on his arrival short conference satisfied them
that their demonstrations were uncalled for. The
mob then removed the barricade from his path and
escorted him with every mark OF respect to the
capital Of his new dOmlniOns.
Prince Arthur In lMOntre0f-ExpOrtatlOn oil
Silyer-The Huron Ship Canal.
MONTREAL, Nov 10. 1859.
General wyndham held large entertainment last
night, at which Prince Arthur was present
The oatmeal mills owned by MI. Towns, in Mon
treal, have been destroyed by IRE; the loss is
$4,000.
Shipments Of silver, under the Wiers' exporta-
ton movement have again commenced.
DR.. Bardy, formerly member OF the Legislature
and strong supporter of Mr.. Papineau In the revo
luton OF 1887, is dead
In the Ontario House Of Assembly last night the
petition OF the Huron and Ontario Ship Canal Com
pany was thrown out. Several members made
Speaker was sustained.
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r,stnbyisbed Remedy.-

A.-PhotoRraphs for the Holidays. should
be ordered at CHARLES ID. FREDERICKS CO..
5s7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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At Everdelps, 3O3 Broadway, Wedding, Visit
ing Ball Cards. Don't fail to the stylish Broadway
fashion before ordering your cards.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best in tho
The only perfect dye harmless reliable instana
nnnn street
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Advice Gratis Daily, at ONCE of DIR. Filters
RHEUMATIC REMEDY, 704 Broadway. Letters promptly
answered. Sold by all druggists.
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Buclxslxin Shirts and Drnwers-EHectua
preventive for rheumatism, manufactured by M.
HEALEY, 663 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
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A.-Ladles' Faces Enamellcd also the Pre-.
paraton for sale, with Instructions by NJ LAUSs0S No7
broadway.
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THE CnCRASkW JOCKEY CLUB.

MEMPHIS. Nov. 10, 1869.
The third days races on the new course OF the
Cnickasaw Jockey Club took place to-day. Owing
to the bad condition OF the track occasoned by the
rain the attendance to witness the to-day
again small. The first race for the Jockey Club
Purse OF $780, TOR all ages. mile heats, best three
five The following is the result OF the race
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RUSSIA.

Cholera Ravages.
ST. PETERSBURG Nov. 10, 1859.
The cholera Is raging with severity the city Of
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Cancer Cured.-Briaht's Disease Cured by
the MIsSIsQuOI SPRING Waterloo sale by druggists
Depot. No, College place.
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Fact.-Tf is Universally Admitted that
DIR. GOURAUDS ORIENTAL CREAM
Is the most wonderful preparation for the skin that the
the chemist conceived elaborated, and has
indispensable every ladys toilet To be had
wholesale and retail at GOURAUDS depot, AZ Bond
street, removed from 453 Broadw ay.
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An Irish War on the British Treasury.

An Irish War on the British Treasury.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1859.
The Central Fenian Amnesty Committee ask Irish
men to abstain from the use Of tobacco until the
Fenian prisoners released. Their object in max
ing this demand Is to reduce the revenue OF the
government and at the same time provide means for
Keeping up the amnesty agitation.
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Buchslin, Kid and Dog Skin Gloves, OF
every variety, made order at HEALEYS Glove Manufac
tory, 663 Broadway.
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Crtstadoro's UnrivaIled Hair Dye.-S0Id
applied his wig and scsp factory. No. Aston House.
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FRANCE.

Paris Tranquil-The Electoral Agitation.
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1850.
The city is entirely tranquil.
There were several electoral meetings yesterday,
and last evening demonstration was made IN favor
Of Henri Rochefort In no case was there any
public disturbance
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The Rate of Discount-North American Banks.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1860.
further advance in the rate OF discount Of
the Bank Of England Is probable
The time Of the charter OF the Bank OF British
North America has been extended to June, 1881
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Watches for the Million.--Cail and SEQ the
CrystAi stem Winder, $lA JACOBS a sANDTrER
GAL broadway, corner Rlsscksr sxsst
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Medical Electricity Successfully Applied By
DR. CHAMBERLAIN, No. West Fourteenth street.
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Grand View Park,
THIS DAY (rH uRSIAkl), NOV. IL.

No postp0noment ~ the weather. Cio.e car
rages and shelter on the ground provided.
Take the II O'Clock NJ Sa,on boat foot of Broad
way. - ~
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ENGLAND.
Tho Irish Land Question "Dificulty.,

Tho Irish Land Question "Dimculty."
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1859.
The London Times to-day repeats that the Irish
land question is matter OF great difficulty; but II
the Ministry are unable to cope with it what must
be said Of their courage and craftsmanship They
strong beyond all experience. The national feel.
ing is more advanced than the temper OF Parliament
In the resolution 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 If only their courage is
equal to their power. High fortunes before them
II their minds are equal to their fortunes.
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PARIS, Nov. 10, 1859.
II. Magne, the Minister OF Finance, advises the
Introduction Of twenty i've franc piece into the
metallic currency OF the country.
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at IL o'clock, at the City saesroom fhoeti buildng' 10
Court street opposite city Hail. Brooklyn, under the direc
ton OF J. L. Leferts, ESQ, Referee
Maps at the auctoneers' ohee, NO. Pme street.
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CUBA.

Spanish Account Of Recent Enc0unter With
the Insurgents.
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T.. II, LUDLOW 4 CO.,

THIS DAY (THURsDAY).
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Attention called to the large sale OF Property in Brooklyn
Flatbush, belonging TO the estate Of Elizabeth Ludlow
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The Vanderbilt Bronze.-The FIRST and
only authorized Photograph OF this atpary taken BY s. A.
uGI. MEs, lis Roadway. Copes Tor sale.