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T THIRD DITION
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The New King of Spain.
A Prussian Bark Destroyed.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
NoCabin ct Changes to be Made
The President and Secretary Cox.
FROM EUROPE.

The Reported Capture OF German Passenger
ships-A Prnssiau Bark Destroyed.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE report which reached
this city this morning OF the capture of the Ger
man steamers Hansa and Leipzig was erroneous.
Those steamers are now at Bremen Haven. The
Prussian bark Hermann Helbemanns was blown
up by French frigate off the coast OF Ireland
yesterday. The story of the capture of the
steamers probably originated from this cir
cumstance.
Duke Of Aosin ProcIaimea King.
MADRID, Nov. 17.-Several of the deputies
who voted against the Duke of Aosta yesterday
having changed their votes to the affirm ative
the Duke has been proclaimed King by the Pre-
sident of the Cortes. Salvos of artillery fol-
lowed the proclamation. Twelve of the blank
votes at the election yesterday were given by
Carlists.
Hesse-Darmhtadt and the Germanl Confede-
racy.
BERLIN, Nov. IA treaty for admitting
Hesse- Darmstadt into the North German Con-
federation has been signed by both parties. The
negotiations with Bavaria are in q satisfactory
shape. The elections for members of the new
Parliament, as far as known, resulted as follows:
Conservatives, 18o; Old Liberals, 20; National
Liberals, 10; Progressves, 40 Catholics, 40;
others unclassifed, 80.
THE HAGUE Nov. 17.-There have been some
further changes in the Cabinet. Denalls resig-
nation has been accepted and Brock takes the
Marine portfolio temporarily.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
ArIny Orders.

Despatch 10 the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov, H. Lieutenant Colonel
Dickinson Woodruff, unassigned, is ordered to
report by letter to General Mcdowell, President
of the Retiring Board IN New York city. First
Lieutenant VIM. f. Horton, Gath Infantry, is
at his own request, transferred to the list of
supernumeraries.
the Presiaent's Policy.
Special Despatch to The EeenirN Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17.-The President, il is
ascertained, does not intend to make any issue
with Senators SchurZ, Sumner, and others who
have undertaken to criticize his policy. He
comedies that they have the right to criticize
within the lines of the party. There will be no
occasion for the so-called revenue reformers,
who have hitherto acted with the Republican
party, going over to the opposition except they
are so disposed. The President will not do any
thing to force them into such course.
The Turkeish Mission.
Several parties are already looking after the
position OF Minister to Turkey, Is having been
announced that Wayne McVeigh, who was ap-
pointed last winter, is on his way home to re-
sign. The President informed some applicants
to-day that be had no official information OF
McVeigb's intention to resign. He will do no.
thing towards appointing q new Minister until
McVeigh resigns.
No Cabinet Changes mt Present.
1t seems to be well understood that the Presi-
dent has no intention at present of making
changes in the Cabinet. Pressure was brought
to bear for the removal of Creswell, SO that a
Pennsylvania might be appointed, but CIR ant
did not yield to 1t. He is satisfied with the
management of the Post Office Department, and
has NO desire to get rid of Creswell.
The President aud Secretary Cex.
The President has received a large number of
letters from prominent men all over the country
endorsing his action in accepting the resgna-
tion of Cox. 1t is ascertained from private
sources that President Wolsey aud others, who
signed the letter to Cox just after his with
drawal from the Cabinet, are satisfied now that
they made mistake. Their letter of condo
lence was written before the publication of the
correspondence about the McGarrahan claim.
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by a declaration recorded in the protocols OF the
conferences legally denied herself tne possibility OF
adjacent seas and ports Tdrkey preserved the right
Of keeping mp unlimited naval forces In the Archi-
pelago and the Straits, France aud England pre-
served the power OF concentrating their squadrons
in the Mediterranean.
trance 70 the Back Sea s formally and forever pre-
hibted to the Gag OF war, whether OF the Riparian
powers or any o,her pewer bus ey b OF vas
sage through these Straits Is closed to Gags OF war;
only in time Of peace; IL results rom tss contra
main exposed all aggressions, even on the part OF
less powerful States, as soon as they possess naval
forces to which Russ would be able to oppos only
a few vessels OF small dimensions
''The treaty OF 1sth-sOth March 1856, moreover,
has not ESCAPED the infractions to which most or
the European compromises have been subject, and
in presence OF which 1t would be difficult to affirm
that written law, founded upon respect for treaties
as base OF public law and rule for the relations
tween States, has preserved the same moral sane
tion which it may have had In other times.
1--WE have seen the principaities OF Moldavia aud
Wallschla, the fate OF which had been fixed by the
treaty OF peace and by the subsequent protocols
under the guarantee OF the great powers, effect
series OF revolutions as contrary to the spirit as to
the letter Of these compromises and which led them
first to union, then to the summoning OF foreign
prince. These events occurred with the consent OF
The Porte and the acquescence OF the great powers
or at least without the latter having Thought it
cesssry to make their DEGREES respected.
'The representative OF Russia the only one TO
raise his voice to point out to the Cabinets that by
diction to the explicit stipuatons OF the treaty
Beyond doubt II these concessions, granted to one
of the Christian nationaties of the East, had re-
suited from genial understanding between the
Cabinets and the Porte, by virtue of principle ap.
pcabe to the whole OF the Christian populations OF
Turkey, the Imperial Cabinet would have had
nothing to do but applaud But they were exclusive.
"The Imperial Cabinet then could not but be
struck with the fact that it had been possible in
fringe with impunity the treaty OF 1856, but q few
years after its conclusion, in one OF It's essential
clauses IN the face Of the Great Powers
assembled in conference at Paris and repre-
senting as whole the high collective au..
thorlty upon which rested the peace OF
the East. This nfractlon was not the only one At
several intervals. and under various pretexts, the
entrance to the Straits has been opened to foreign
ships OF war, and that Of the Black Sea to whole
squadrons, the presence OF which was violation OF
the character OF absolute neutrality ascrbed to these
waters"
The remainder of this despatch had not reached
the time of going to press.-ED1
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LEGAL TNT1LLTGEgTCE.
HI anlOn7S Fat q.
Verdict OF the jury.
Murder in the First Degree.
The Scene in Court.

Court Of Oyer and Terminsr-JldgeS LudIOW and
Peirce
Murder will out, retrioutiou will overtake the
criminal, and the way of the transg ressor shall
be hard. Never were old savings more thor
oughly yiDdcated than in the result of the trial
Of John Hanlon for the fendsh murder of the
innocent little girl Mary Mohrman For
whole year this large community throbbed with
futile indignation at the perpetration of so
horrible a deed, and angry despair seemed
to settle over 1t when month followed
month"; and no clue TO the murderer was
obtained; and but for his own acts, following
the bent of his brutal passions; he might have
lived on and died a natural death, and an out
ragged law would never have been revenged
But Providence made him the instrument of hs
own detection and destruction, and, after sery-
ing one years imprisonment for kindred crime,
he was brought TO the bar of justice to answer
for the death of this child. He procured the
services of two learned gentlemen, brilliant
lights of our talented bar, aud his trial was
connected with wonderful skill. Every priyi-
lege, every presumption was given him, every
doubt was resolved in his favor by a merciful
Courts the representatives OF the Commonwealth
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The Spanish Throne.
Duke Of Aosta Elected King
FROM EUROPE.
TBR RUSSIAN QUESTION.
EpaIaud Unprepared for War.

LONDON, Nov. 17.--Intense excitement pre-
walls in Government circles here relative to the
threatened complications growing out of Rus
sias attempt to secure the revision of the Paris
treaty. The general conviction is that English
etatesmanshipis at fault. The country is wholly
uDprepared for war, and all Its traditional aims
are imperilled
The Crisis and the Market.
The Right Hon. Mr.. Cardwell, Secretary OF
State for War, is Fastening the armament OF the
nation.
THERE'S much excitement at the Stock Ex-
change, and securities of all kinds are declin-
ing. Breadstulfs are advancing correspoDdingly.
InsoIence of the Russian Demand.
The crisis forms the theme OF newspaper COM
ment, and there seems to be but one opinion of
Russias demand, that it is insoent in the last
degree The joHrnals on the Continent take no
pains to disguise their satisfaction that
,Great Bri iaIn aud Her Colonies
would suffer more severely in case of war against
Russia than France has suffered in hsr contest
with Prussia. All the great powers of Europe
are ready to reconsider the Paris treaty Of 1856.
Earl Granviile's Reply
10 Prince Gortschakoff's circular denounces the
right of Russia to recognize the European situa-
tion as releasing her from the obligations of
solemn treaty. 1t also denies that, assuming as
true that one Of the contracting powers consi-
ders itself released from a treaty, the others
are at liberty to disregard it. 1t further says,
instead of any such announcement,
Russia should Have Invited
the powers to consider the subject.
The Times has a strong article this morning
on the grave situation Of affairs. 1t says if the
Russians put fleet in the Black Sea Turkey
will be able to sweep it OFT, and if she is not,
England and other powers are bound to do SO.
ENGLAND will Stand Firm.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-All the papers here speak
OF the Russian demand as insolent England
will stand firm to her treaty engagements and
will not stand alone. Throughout England the
Preparations for Defense
are extensive. Gibraltar is being reprovisoned,
ard the Government is purchasing powder in
large quantities. In the event Of
Declaration of War.
Egypt, Servia, and RoHmania will unite against
Turkey for their independence.
- Hfinisters In Conference.
VIENNA, Nov. 17.-Baron Won Beust, the
Austrian Prime Minister, was in conference
with the British and Turkish Ministers on Tues
day upon the question raised by Russia.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 1T-Cotton entirely nominal at
lb'l. Flour fairly active; Howard street supernne,
s7@s7b; City Mills supernne, s4z5a675 do. extra,
s6@7; do. family, $3.50 @eT6; Western supernne,
se5o@ 700. Wheat firm; Maryland amber, 81 70@ l76;
geos to prime, sl,45@1'65; common TO fair, si1b9
nrmer old white Southern, 7osSsc., new 76s7sc. !;
old yellow, SAC; new, S2s4c. Oats better 4549c.
Rye, 65@S5c. Provisions nominalIy unchanged; very
little here and small business. Whisky dull at
SSQS9c.
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LEOAL NOTICES..

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
L CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
f~-, Notice is hereby given TO all persons In
}sEAL. terested, that the Hon: the Judges of our
vC7C-' said Conrt have appointed MONDAY, the
NJ, for hearing applications for @ the following Char
ters OF Incorporation, and unless exceptions be
h'ed thereto the same viii be allowed, wiz
l. The Sons and Daughters OF Sheba-
2 Saint Edwards Beneficial Society OF I hiladel-
8. Liberty Council, No. l. Sons and Daughters OF
4 The Preston Retreat Amendment.
=. 5. The City OF Penn Building and Loan Associa-
O. The oxford Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation.
Z. The Library Company OF Philadelphia Amend
8. Dspensary for Skin Diseases.
.. The Safe Deposit Building and Loan Assoca-
10. The Popular Loan and Building Association OF
the City Of Philadelphia.
II. Kingsessing LAND Association.
IL. The Practical Homestead Building and Loan
49, Third Mutual Building Association of Phla-
H. The Penn Mutual Building and Loan Associs-
15 David II. Schuyler Building and Loan Associa-
l6 The Aurora Building and Savings Association,
IL Anthracite Loan Company.
1s. The Penn Square Building and Loan Asso-
10. The Philadelphia Artisans Institute.
20. The Safe Building aud Loan Association.
9l The Tnird New Jerusalem Society OF Phila-
delphia.
a. The Active Building, Saving Fund, and Loan
Association OF Manayuok. Alterations, amend
ments, and improvements.
29 The Jefferson Male Beneficial Society OF the
City OF Phila Ielphia-
"a. The William Penn Building Association of
HUmesburg.
25. The Tradesmens' Building and Loan Associa-
tion, No. 3, Of Philadelphia.
26 United Building Association.
a. Methodist Episcopal Congregational Church
2S Robert b. Salter Build ng Association.
49, The Irving Literary Association.
RICHARD DONAGAN,
IL l7th3t ProthOnOtary.
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FROM THE WEST.
Funeral ofau EdItor

CINCINNATI, Nov 1.-THE funeral OF q. W. Star
buck, OF the Times, took place from his late resi-
dence, on Eighth street, this morning at 10 o'clock.
The services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Jefery, of
the Ninth Street Baptist Church. large number
OF editors and other prominent citizens were pre-
sent. The body was inferred in spring Grove
Cemetery.
Suicide.
Joseph A. Leavitt, of Piqua Ohio an old and re-
epected citizen, shot himself yesterday and died in
stantly, while suffering from mental alteration,
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FROM THE Plains.
The Pacific Railroad Bauditti.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 16.-The same party of
Mormons who caught four of the Central Pacific
Railroad mail robbers, near this city, brought in
another, late last night, named Dan Taylor,
who was captured after hard race. 1t is un-
derstood that he has confessed to being party
in the robbery
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NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-StOcks heavy Money a6
per cent Gold, 1l2zI. b-20s, 1862 coupon, 1879
do. 1854, do, 1863 do. 1885, do. 1861 do. 1885
new, lOg; DO 1851, lOa do, 1868. l0S3.; IO-4Os.
Co, &C; Cumberland preferred, 30; N. Y. Cen
trail and Hudson River, 924; Erie 227s; Reading,
12OK Michigan Southern, 924; Illinois Central,
lS52+; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1851; Chicago and
93X; Western Union Telegraph. 494.
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FROM NEW FORK.
Sentence Cemmuted.


LITTLE VALLEY, Nov 17.-Daniel c. Bur-
dick, who was sentenced to be hanged on the
25th of November for the murder of II. H.
Baker colored, in Olean, in October, 1869, has
received from Governor Hoffaan a commuta-
tion of his sentence to imprisonment for life.
Proposals for Bonds.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Twenty- proposals
for United States bonds were received to-day,
amounting to 81, 735 $50. The highest bid was
107'O6 the lowest 106'48 The awards will be
81, 600, 600 at 106 46 to 1O6'50.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. H.-CottOn unsettled and
lower; sales 1900 bales uplands at 16Isc.; Orleans
at 1890. Flour nrmer and advanced 10c. (; sales OF
16 GOO barrels State at 81 956 3D Ohio at IS 40
Western at S49596'60; Southern at S5S0aS-50.
Wheat irregular and unsettled, and advanced 394c
sales OF $1,000 bushels new spring at sl'3S; red
Western at Sl40al44. Corn hrmer; sales OF
$4,000 bushels new mixed Western at s09e2c.
old do at S6@Ssc. Oats qu'et sales OF 009
bushels Ohio at Ole Western at e0e beef
quiet. Pork dull; new mess, $2450; old, s24 % .
24'50 prime, S20'50@2l'5O. Lard steady, Whisky
nominal at 66kc.
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THE SPANISH THRONE.
Duke Of Aosta Elected King.

MADRID, Nov. 1.-THE Cortez have elected
The Duke of Aosta King of Spain by vote of
19l against 100. Madrid is animated by no dis
order as reported.
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II II thst

TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
Il CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
~, Notice is hereby given to all persons in
}sEAL. terested that the ''Big Greek Mining Com
N-0-) pany OF the State Of Pennsylvania" nave
filed an application for change OF name TO "The
Ssnto Domingo Silver Mining Company" and that
the Honorable the Judges OF our said Court have
appointed MONDAY, the hit1 day OF December, A.
d. 1890 at 10 Ocl )ck A. NJ, for hearing the said ap
plication, and unless exceptions be filed thereto the
same will be allowed. -
RICHARD DONAGAN,
II II th3t ProthonOtary.
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LONDON, Nov. 1T-1l:30 A. M-Consols opened at
9lT for both money and account. American seCurl-
ties fiat; U. s. 520s OF 1862, SIX OF 1865 old, S6H;
OF 1867, SSL 10-40s, S5H. Erie, 172&; Illinois Cen
tral, 109E; Great Western 81.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I'LL 80 A. M.-COtton opened
heavy; mddling uplands, 97sd; mddllng Orleans,
95sd. The sales are estimated at only 1000 bales.
California white Wheat, lis. 4dCatls Cd: old red
Western spring, 90. 3d.; and 9s. 11d.910S for new;
red winter, los. Id "a 10s 3d.; new Corn, 30s. 3d@
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JN1HE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE
l. CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
~, Notice Is hereby given to all persons in-
(sEAL. terested that the "InternatiOnal House
N~0-) Hotel Company" nave ned an application
for change of name TO the "Oentral Hotel Com
pany," ana that the Honorable the Judges OF our
sai6 Gourt have appointed MONDAY, the nth day
OF December, A. d. 1870 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for hear
ing the said application, and unless exceptions be
filed thel eto, the same will ne allowed.
RICHARD D0NAGAN,
IL II th3t ProthOnotary.
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THE WAR IN FIR ANCE.
Affairs ut Paris.


LONDON, Nov. IA late number OF the Paris
Temps admitted that an offensive movement on
the part Of General Trochu could alone save the
city.
The BeIfort Garrison.
BERLIN, Nov. 17.-Yesterday the garrison at
Belfort made sortie, but was repulsed by the
Prustians. The garrison lost two hundred killed
and wounded and lfty-eight prisoners.
Capture Of the German Steamers Hansa and
Leipzig.
GREAT GRIMsBY, England, Nov. 1.-THE
North German Lloyds steamships Hansa and
Leipzig, the former running between New York
and Bremen, and the latter between Baltimore
and Bremen, have been captured by French
men-of-war. Particulars are wanting. Seventy
eight passengers were taken with the Hansa
and twenty with the Leipzig.
Second DesDntch-rhe Captures Denied.
New YORK, Nov. 17.-Messrs. Oelrichs S Co.,
agents of the Bremen line, have received mes
sages announcing the safe arrival of the steam
ers Hansa, Leipsie aud Hanover at Bremen
Haven, after having touched at Grimsby.
Trss.s Of f%ris"Whs should i0fs Ge q Hbroe 1S9
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. lC-The following is
tAe full text OF Gortschakof's crcular:-
GVTtsehakoG 10 Baron BrunROlO, communicated to
GranUille by BrunIsolo, Nor. 9.
'TzARsKoE SELo, Oct. ls.-Baron The successive
the foundation OF the equilibrium OF Europe have in
these last days undergone, have obliged the Impe-
rial Cabinet to examine the influence upon the poll
tieal position OF Russia resulting
therefrom. Among tnese compromises
that which interests us most directly
Is the treaty rOf the lSth-30th March, 1856. The
special convention between the two Powers border
ing on the Black Sea annexed to this treaty, con-
tains an engagement on the part OF Russia TO limit
her naval forces to inconsiderable Dimensions. In
return, this treaty offered her the principle OF the
naturalization OF that sea.
'Jn the view OF the signatory powers this princi
pie was TO remove al possibility OF conflict whether
between the powers bordering on the Black Sea or
between them and the maritime powers. 1t was to
increase the number of territories called by the
unanimous agreement OF Europe TO enjoy the bene-
ats OF neutrality and so 10 protect Russia herself
from all danger OF aggressons
''The experience OF fifteen years has proved that
this principle, upon which depends the security Of
the whole extent Of the frontiers of the Russian En-
piTe In this direction rests only theory. In fact
while Russia, dsermed In the Black sea, has even
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This Afternoons Quotations.

LONDON, Nov. 17-Linseed Oil declining.
LONDON, Nov. l7-130 7. M.-ConsOs, 90 for
both money and account American securities
nat; u s. 520s of 1862 81 Of 1868, Old s6A OF 1861
Ss1f; :0-40s, s5A. Stocks du; Erie, 17T; Illinois
Central, 1OSH; Great Western, 81.
LIvBRPooI. Nov. 17-1'30 p. M.-CottOn fiat and
irregular; mddling upands, 9Ld.; middlng Or
leans, 9Hd Breadstufs active.
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The Annual Fxpe ndttures and Tax Rate OF the
Ctty since tts G0nssltdattOn.
Below We give table, carefully compiled from the
reports OF the City Controller, which embraces the
annual expenses OF the city aud the nuctu atons in
the taxrste since 1854 the year OF consolidation. AS
two months expenditures for 1879 are yet to be
made, the figures for that year still incomplete
To the list append the estimates for the year 1911
veil as the estimates for 1870, both OF which are
indicated by an asterisk OF
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
Suicide of a LAWYER.
BaItiuore Produce r1xske,,

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Nov. 17.-William ]. Pabode
retired lawyer OF this city, committed suicide to-
day.
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New York Produce Market.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Frost la Alabama .

MOBILE, Nov. l7.-There was killing, freez-
ing black frost here last night the second frost
this season. Absentees are returning and the
city is rapidly filling up.
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HOISTs FOR ANY LOCATION, WORKED
Ii by Steam, Belt and Hand; - ,,o,y.ao
b9ms No. IL South ElGHrHENTH Street
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silver Shipments.

New YORK, Nov. 17.-The steamship Sams
ria takes $144, 962 in silver bars to Europ
TO day.
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FUGTIvE.-John Baines was arrested at Vine
street wharf yesterday, upon the charge OF oeing
fugitive from custody, from Camden, New Jersey,
where he II indicted for the larceny OF coil OF rope
John will be sent back TO Camden Tor trial.
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Reported Capture of German Steamers
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FROM NEW .TORK.
A College Burned In Rochester.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 17.-Professor De Crafts
military and collegiate institute, at the corner
of Court and Stone streets, was burned to-day,
with fifty stand of arms belonging to the Royan
Zouaves. Loss about $4,000. Insured for
SIG 600
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECoVERED.-On Monday
night three copper stills stolen from the dis
tlleIy OF Mr.. hcGnRaD, at Twenty fourth and Kent
street. Last evening, Lieutenant Flaherty ana Pc
liceman Campbell, from Information received,
visited Pine street wharf, on the Schuyki and re-
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Sortie by the BeIfart Garrison.
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LONDON, Nov. IA late number OF the Paris
Temps admitted that an offensive movement on
the part Of General Trochu could alone cave the