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Baltimore came aronnd the north co,s: Of s.o:-
land.
ALABAMA.
Excitement at Nontgomery nctns
tive to the Lnto EiccEion-AR E,u.

Excitement at Montgomery. nctas
tive to she Late Elcckion-4p s,,.
poators
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 9E.-The doy has h4rn o,s,
OF excitement here. 4, late hour LIST n,ss;
Governor smith and 1reasu'er B,nc1.m oht ,,nr,t
tho trcuit Ctutt, .ludle Pelham, intu ,r.,ons ~.
Rlratnlng she p'etIdlDc officer OF thr ma f..c,
countlpt the vote lot Governor ann TIE srse.,
xentlen. Mr. BAR. PEessuen. p.o frnr. Of ia
Senate, aur ounce,l that he coak! nor tper ~
c,.'ns .ee Eo:e> f,r Governor a7c Treasurer, nss
tnat ne wGu!d c0unt for THE other uls1e-t. Thr
result Of the c,'u"t showed tha. m,In:,tvs ~
Eo:es cast tu th+ State were Tor the toowina c...
thiat's: :. H. Mofen. Lieut.. nant G r~rn :. r.
State, s,s:o, and J, ". \. slnfn-, s,les I'll !.
whtm srr Democrats, The Pres, 1crt
sS.,9 ,nese gentlemen 1rgly q
saS.s r. peSNse Entes, auh ordered t-ar the r.
tufns oe sent to the Secretary Of STATE. to awn,t
Judicial proceedings.
hon: +. u. Na,en be sworn IN as Lteutera1t CIV.
srnof o. Atihira, hni h- Invited n preside aFte
.se 3n!ht convention Al legai presiding ct1iees Of
Nr. harr, presiding officer pro tim nrnnounce,
me resolution cut ut tFsrr, ami asxe,i tho se9ai,
70 1efsEe to II Chamber. which /: ,.ht, aa.t ,n.
NJ: Nor. q, til tie mean'itr. w.s s.n-u I'm AZ
1'entrrant Gcycsrn:. BIZ Jutce NJ. j Safr,,, ~ :,si
escots, eso' t 70 tns sesass,s CAN'T II. a1nounes
s:tt.re or1ter of the INT rnnvef ,tnn. f'~7
Mr- LnEe OILS re't resolution that the Ar5c.arv
o. state, ~. W fe'.Mr Pa1Eer NOT ..r, ,rln;
a@osn tn-fe askett tn rrtusa 10 tn" Lieu. .3atrt
Governor the retufrs OF the yot. cast at Ii. t.te
election. '@s
Nr. Phelsr. Clerk Of the House, ws,re,. IN .h..
seer fasy or State and 0t,tatnerI tnt srfu-n. Mc
M"1er. uastH'lt. OF thr G. utt al ASS .l. lie u,
pIeEett, then ecuntfa ou- the rose.
L!euieI am t;ovf Tnor M6Een proceeded fo count
the vote fer Governor ard Tr1ashrer. It r->;1. ri
u 1.Ss9 majority fer Ltndsav, Democrat, a.,i
aront :, ,:ce ftF Grant, Demrcta'.
ilE liEdsav took tar nath ef 0r!fce M f7oyar-
nor and the State. for time. will pIn.attly ave
two Governors. The Senate wilt iec'Hnsz~ Nj.
Smith and tie ucuse n. Lindsay. The aatIe-
Will hc tn tho c0usts sc,,n.
,!nEtIE. Nov. 96.- Inquiries from :i0c-t r.
points q lE.1taEa hsEe h+.n waee cnurerriuc ii.
Htrff Mnr.htk, pFete1tftng 10 lie = corresponds
ent o. the Mnl,lte {-.frr. He IL ifn!!-f 1t
e4h'Nits HelteJ, cptetl couaiettait ietls1 nar-
R'rht e to be fre' oac II the rzop:lste1a Of tas
, 1870-11-27

Hoger the dismond ltas WAS hss gift.
or tie pearl amuia' That hounn
her to the mf mo1y Of he, tirst low 30 not 10
#. quentl9 dismunds eparkls from the deptas
Of crane with I mockng lustse thkt to ths
thoughftess night Seem itaprEppFiafe to
Encf. bnt arc really sotraEfut siuas bind nS
the aa,k pr seIt to the happy past. Pearls,
with their lore'y purity, rh1uid be especially
suitable 10 yonthful mourning,
WHAT MAf BE WORN IN AoCASLtG.
Grape, ttmhszine, Di,Kr,:z clotn, tcEetonue,
corcotettc. Mohsif. tl,acs, !ustres. silks,
patnmet'er cloh. serge, oea1n-. and othar
mster1sl arc all rsed TOR Inout iTg. gro. grain
ELK, ribbons, crane, cord, ttinges, etc are
sui able Trimmings.
Jet, rubber, on.x and pearl sets can be
VOTE in gncd &aste.
WHAT NAT NOT DE WORN IN AounS1Sd.
Velvet, elo- -sv-i'k. rop|ins and -lmasar fabrics;
1acee. velvet rib. ons, green or hfue seita. .acs
and Iins n sets, mixed ftirGe-. ani btack -1'in.
Cameo OF coral jew51H, etr,w hats, er b,nnet-,
and feathers. biouch and tatletAn ruches tor
the neck II wrists are sold ready for use.
White crapo co!Ia- and cuffs ran 10 n. Ada to
order for evening wear. Hlndkerch,efs, <ith
white border and black hens, are tho most
elegant things In mourning lingerie
Ultra uodlstes are trying to intro ince ctaos
veilz Of two bseadths, covering thu entire
form.
Black onyx,with faint gold mountings, are
en- ytgle this aeasou. VIC.
, 1870-11-27

puh1ic. Thrse arc facta with which tho
pablic are fa1uiliar: Our objection to the
expenditure is that it is money thrown
away, and that this is tho FAC. is
shown hy the rcrcupto'y rofasal Of all
persons to accept tho canal, as it Stands,
nnler an obligation to keep it in working
order. The want of that canal is said to
keep $50, 0oo, 600 Of commerce, annually,
away from Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
and Jet Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
lose this Immense trade, annually,
in preference to taking the canal,
md putting it aud keeping it in order.
We hope Congress will, in December, in
stead OF voting Away any mora money on
this eanal, pass an act authorizing the War
department to convey all the right, title,
and interest Of the United States in and to
the canal 10 any responsible party who
will give bond to keep the canal in repair.
This will give Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
an opportunity to secure this inesumAb'o
rrize-this gateway to the commerce Of
the Ohio Valley. Having the power to
enlarge the canal at their pleasure, tlnse
cities can have daily arrivals Of those rast
fleets OF steamers, which they nov repre-
sen: as cut OF for want OF this canal. II
they accept the gift all will be right. II
they do not, then why should Congress-
waste any more millions upon a canal
which is so utterly valuelesa?
, 1870-11-27

fAHLuCGH5 Iu RUSSIAN SQLptk&s.
LONDON, ssoy. e6,-t I;aStau ukase grants ten-
poraty fu1louchs to iruats Of ISL, 1879, and 1ss3
IHk kAPtRoR OF ACsTa1A TO THE urNGAuIAss.
PEaTn, Sev. &c The emperor OF Austria, In
repisln4 to the address Of the delegation Of The
HEfgalfau Diet, hwtl. On the SERIOUSNESS Of re-
cent erente, anil sl he hoped the fruits Of their
deliberations would Re ffue patriotism and a
proper seEfe Of the common IN cEeats Ct the tlf-
feEl nj divisions OF the m0uhTchy,
ANEW RUSSIAN WEAPON.
IoSoos, nor. s6,-Tne Ar'as dad Macy Gas'tts
OF to-day understands tGat Russia has new
wespan surerior = sny r1dc in existence
sER,ors bissE<:InNs ~ TUE British CABINET.
Nkw YURH, Nov. GA SPECIAL London des-
patch sFye, It Is ktafet in the 1t 9. i1forMth GU
tiles, that fhtrc arc strtcts i sseuFions between
tLe Queen 4nh Cabi1et- The scene II the council,
yesterday. Surpassed ~ excitement aud aut1Yan-
t!'ic u.anttestatiohs. any other mcttlng of that
tnt5y III mca'e.n 3mcs, OF tyea In the history Of
the n ittth Cabinet, nrd the rutuors to-lay, IN
ceuIt. and htgheas political circles, foteholes
considerable officially anoog the goye1nlu !
Glasses.
G1ETseHAKorF 70 GRANVILLE.
LONDON. Suv. s6.-rr1nce G,rtschakoff.s reply
to Earl Granville maintain. the position as=u1aeti
in 1he nfat nnrr, AID w1lh''rass tcthinz, With
peculiar adloitntss, he consrttes 10 throw The
oEus Of cammenc'nR sosti'!ues on England The
Cabinet Ia again qnafr Hing over the decision az
rived at Today, aud " II noft at other fo.nlsl
meeilng on Mon.i2y. when unat tiecis oo will be
reached. The Cabinet viii meet tce Queen In
cauLcil at WtL'tso. Oh Tuesday.
, 1870-11-27

The negotiations Of Prussia with the
South German States, relative to their
union with North Germany, have been
brought to successful issue, bat not in
Why that can be said to be perfectly satis-
factory to all parties. Baden and Hesse
have Joined the confederation uncondiiion-
ally, and the treaties admitting them as
members have been signed. Bat to the
two KINGDOMS of Wurtemberg and Bavaria
concessions had to be made, such US, per-
haps, the military necessities Of the situa-
ton induced King William to grant. Nur-
temberg has secured special reservations
in regard to its internal taxes, mails, and
tclegraphs, and Bavaria is allowed to retain
its military sovereignty and independent
military organization, Of course under the
supremacy OF the King Of Prussia After
the war with France is over, the first thing
Dis1nark will set about doing will be to re"
move those special privileges and eonces.
sions SO that NIL the States Of the Germauit
Confederation will stand On an equal foot
ing, Is is the case Of the States Of tux
American Union. The nc1t thing he un.
dertakes will be the absorption Of Holland
in order to secure seaboarl frontier II
Germany, and 10 render the empire first
class marine MS we'll as first-class LAM
power, and what Bismark sets about he i
pretty apt to accomplish.
, 1870-11-27

Senator Dfnkc-ssFecu &n cks DeAtl

Senator Dfnkc-ssrecu&n cks DeAtroy-
<d-AsEcst Of CrsnsiuAl>-EAtnRA 4 c.
c'dens-Facking.
81. Lorls, Nos. 26,-Tne Republican has ttes-
patches f.am j. hersnn CITY which saF thst notn.
fnE Is kDown ttere OF tie reported Eestsnatlnn OF
Senator Drake, and thst the rHrEors that Goret-
Or 3IeC!urS H1Il cali an extra session ct the Leg
stature are 1nsnuEt1ed. ..
nttbke:d, had $3o,oG0 Of greent,a7ks aui o:her
F4ref In 68te IN tue b1ltdlng wf:ch WIS buried
yesterday, anu, aa the safe door wXs OPEN during
the n1e, II Il netaeretf all - lost
John Armstrong md Chartes Jolly. the butchers
Ct the a1tne family, Near I0sos:, , few !ar+ ag.
rere Gu. ,used on WedncsdaE, sui are now In jail
q F. Mackes, charged with having committed
q musucr NEAR frankfort. ky.. la:s March, Was
arrested here. Ses'e'day. add VII E* hel3 u1ul
n tdu stiao t1un Governor Stev.nS,a arrives
er gtneer g. the M.ssonrt Par,uc Rafs suad, w*s
kiier. Ee.re1day, near Knob oscr. b4 ,ee oils
lon Of sEtI1k1 :iu win truck Icst u falE'Iaa
!rcn lefs ktal ding Oh The track.
beef, hne have G Mcst1cs.i s,a.Stnx s,oiA. 0ass
four cs,s Of ca:tle wcie sh,p7etl E.34 io-Ay.
1ot"t u. ccunterttlter sho tsca7.a fson ne
station htis.., q: Ctnc!nEa:'. on srt.sa5 lssE ~
pu. Ct t1ta ei'F 1t .:h !; = ,sisa Eas1o
ctis~ tnrc~. sh'l iatcu % sprinSn"ld. ~.
f.r tttal 5efe.e tie United States 1:|stct Cont.
~ CARNEY Is 'eSa'Her1 rs sae Htag Of tonnt.r-
tt!sey*, sn5 hsse*s Il CONSIDERED tas most IN,
1ort2nt :h2r has neer n4sie :of ycar~. lie offered
sre otcess sG0.tce 10 let him 80, aau PfoHisel to
t ~ up c ssEse quantity OF coun:Nfeitlng tm7le.
y, Ca.tnt hes beeo arrested 3aay uE zs, and
ha- D. Il sol.e S:3tcc. at dlt1ergat times, u es
care tne stitches ot The Law.
Tue lzEy, in the new 1z.al Of Fvs-i- Elcbueh. at
osn*f lso:at ccnntfr rfttreF, who ia ha.i fsrquen
des.lnx. with AcCAl1neJ, WAS tDpanel3sd to
day, an 1le case viii progress otI1 week.
, 1870-11-27
C0NFLAGRATIONS.
Tosaf Destruction Of Two buildings on Indi.
NM Avenuc---A sud .tcridcut.

About 20 rrinutes after ! a.clccs In, crent7r
nra was 7ts,nro..d :, . sscs hs,,n,,.. ., 49,. 1ut
-. ~ - c - = eus" oe' 'us = - '''S ''I~
nois ee1tfsd ha'lfaaa lomfatst toeaset on ln11-
ara avenue, just north OF the Darlington cr1sslns
The shed Contained tlEr turuset. aud t. som TO-
n,,n4f ann hafo,a:tha ar,lrat ~ t,a onr,,o, =,
~, ... 4. =. 80 e1sttea IL
Iae useuek Dearly Tue "1ole bsFuctuss "as on
IRE. Before the steamers Kpt II work, the
rtnair th0p, : brick tut!ttpg with 4 sh.nz1e ro,f
causht n4e, sEd was tafestened with dr. rtl.t,nn
As 1t WAS but q few feet away from The ,r1rd anI
the w!ut was b1,wlpg dlrccils toward 1t. Il sart,
It vas lmpnss'be. The reflection Ia k1e sEy va.
yis,hle It.F mil. T. anu cuLst cuei,Ii t1.!e wsr,.
fuLls ten thnusafh people p;e-e,t
The shed WIS 1;s trst 10, r aud l6 fer. wide. r,
Ha+ r,h. With it, couseus; at ,ut III ~ anj ia
Insured for tbat on.cant, -
The nick building MS o. feet ioro ay 10 f.A.,
wide. /; confatre,j' btslfcs j.rc. cnarfttr of
Inn her. q nowttr "a. vnr:h i, an fnr.e ISnt.
worth fsb0 sr,I thrre RAILS trt,r sSsl The tnttf
tnr Itself was wnr,n s6 I'M md ia confan,s
SIC rlp There xrf, tyentF carnen,crs ON nj s,s.s
II, +. Hi nf wto.u a:e ,htoyn nnt cf eT,ri,rn,nr
and v m lest ihetr yn1s lnTes yshirh rnnt .,nsS
tonla Hnffh ti>Hn Tbs fo,stl r. T,rernnnt I
Gi.ne have liza ,,.r m The trot..,iT ~ ctn.r
coinpai.tea nottrie. wiich. n f1r agrr.ga1a
smt,nbt RI fsutEn "@7'~s"'e'
IRE mscnin,s shcn at,acan. ps. ..n.,
nhout SIin. We. l. NuSrs fsTe,ns1 ~ n,4aStr' ~
try ort,,niei n rnorn IN ii snfj,Iine a. hi W.
Mi nv Wns .ia,n:os, r. ,i,a raw - ~ nsn ~! -
xafrr IL hss nn ir<,,rspc. S0: u -" ~
* one sfn, ro:tars n "a rr,,p,, ,~ar,.
ow1,.s Il by NJ. Ma.ss' and nremn,. 4 ~ Fe,ns.
pn.-oe. -, s...s . MS.Hf't ~ Ett4Hk
, 1870-11-27

The Bristol tEcgsant) 7Smes says: .Tnc
deA1h Of Lord Aynhmote t1tscS cur.ous ard ner
picking question in the Interpretation ot our mss
t.aRc lA~1 Ills succeAsor IN the title aad estates
/. Major Yelytleop, the heto Of the looFTorth-
and hJ the verdict Of An lftsh court ot IsT N,ss
Lonkxo11h - the wife o. Aasor Yeates1on. sue
1e now, Therefore. Lady Avpnmorc, ani, I. me
How is Tits tllculty TO BE- settled: On hts side
Of ST. Georges channel tho WIDOW OF Professor
FORBES 10 Lard Avorrnure'e wteS II ireland Mis-
L1Y Ewo.1n Is his x1fe, acd his English Aud sco. ch
wife has neither title nor AtntaA II Il I peypteI.
reg position f,x tho gentleman to mud himself il.
But whal Il hls prsttion II comparison With tnat
q tho iediea! wife md no wife, husband and 10
nuSbtnd2"
, 1870-11-27
GERMANY,

An INTERVIEW WITH RI.xARE.
LoSroN. Nor. eo,-A sptcla! correspondent Of
the New York Horld, who lett Versailles en- No
vtmne. 81. brings the following report o, an in-
tesvtew tad With tilsma.k on thasIay.
Correspondent Wnas Il the exp.ana:tao OF the
great dissatisfaction expressed hy G=ens,y Ut
tie pan Of the campaign, especially III sest,oa 10
PARIS:
Elema1k- The capture Of Faris Is clamo.cd fl,
aud It mnst be accomplished. sooner or later. to
satisfy ouT folks at b ,Eoc. Respecting the time
and means for edecunr this, pubic opinion
IL widely asttay. II bss:o1s anima1yerston ur-
tlstlJ. Had ny counsel been followed, Paris
would have been attacked long ago,
Correspondent Your Excel,ency s.vs that
5eur counscls we're oreE7uttd:
Bts.usIk- When the forces led by General yon
Bln1neusnai, after the victories Of Wei scnbe1g
and Woc1ta, emesged from the Eossea aan
marched toward Chalous, where the cav
alrT, uudeE Prince Aibrschs, Stood, Geu-
eral Ven No1ske decided that thcr should
coue uP, and help to Runibllate the army SO hur-
r1etiIy abandoned At Chalons. ! urged rha. they
Should be ordered 10 continue tneir narch on
Pars, then unprrpared for slege, and take It, or
q; east, cut Il Oh from the rest OF France, which
should then he ovefTon a. quickly AZ possible.
Wnen the Department Of the Seine ct Ol3e was
.1eached It was found nut hard to csucK- Theh
there WAS new question: How was the kernel
70 oe seacnto: eHsi' We ar'e1naaeu W .
o"taostoHteo~ " " Aas ,..ns 1,',,se
opea ses.sl pa.h - At.ne15 .. ,'.a eA4, ,,,:r
"Ns eo1p'N~ ptos Aa I :.
~" 49, ns" ~, a..A
,luce the capital tEusin; that tliscor au,oug sh=
F4rtslaus wouid cvntrtburs 70 hasten the surirE-
der.
.z.e.'',, ~. - s. ~. s4'' ''2& ~
RI - fnT ID fhaff RI f-I IIfh
ns3ls'~. - "a. - U.s. oits a..s-.,. 49, 49,,
~" 80 r,,.
os.eA ,,,,on. x...S,, r-sst n,o..,,,nz
sas9 ,4.-, ~ ,set -, -. ,,ano,.,1a,,
49, ,,.c,1at r.tnon: s.rtnv mt .avn.e Vow
men ore rr,at charges. -Wno1e mans a,e row
,tontar xt.hou, consulting me-. while nopuiA.
d,sannrnTaf fa1ls unon me- Tnose who aay It Is
,pv fau1t ths. Pans hss not been totubaFded are
vholIt In erro,. / have mcst ardeu.,y de.,rsi 1t
..strrI uouslr urrea II.
CORRESPONDENT. But At ,e7ss yon have the sa--
4sfsr,,on of having ACCOMPLISHED Inc uniting Of
germany.
ptsma,k. All: no.. I attribute the halttnG
, 1870-11-27
Hostile Operations Delayed Only
by Bad Weather.
Bismark Interviewed by
a New York Cor
respondent.
The Eastern Question.
Continued Serious Disseusions
in the British Cabinet,
FRANCE.


TIE w1117.ny s,rr .r.ox rp,r,r.,
IoypoS. Sar ss-Tbe ,n,rt,,,v s.tuarton min
mut,.c0 l., yefx crf,irns IN. n,1.u,c,. or,,,, ~
ttr Dukt of Nscs1ennu5o IA a, r ;uneyere ,nIrrean
mil, firm re Nare The Eranch nnaa, c.narr1
r, r,.t. fcrn,r T.. Mana kernt,r.. ormr J., -
,,rnt hs,, nj f.Imn C.u,. t,,t.ar n,..as nnr,a-
wr,, nf Ia Naua Ann,ha- r.ort,on ~ ~.
Duxe NJ .rh,ennn.,S .,ox n,,rtn, snrtn f,,,,
D.rnv IN f,ba,tr+s h,a Tearha,, vam,-s A. ~
na,tn ,,a,,s II The srmr1ec twsnt, n,t;s. no,.h-
.,,t ~ t-on.e
rar .vrv.r
Tho fe-nsn. fr,m t.nnr.r..a s< a,o s+-o,,
n de, nera1 Van der rarr v..,.,,ar tn 81
y.nr,r, .or,,, p,,h,,,.,a ~, a. 49,. ~ ,tro ~
r:.n..r.t t..,,.l,oe. ir...r =. ;, ,.,s., -.
,,.E .,.I nots c.ortan~ .a!,,',s ns1 a.
f.;;,,r, IT,, ~ .a,,,. -. .ss 80. e"...
~ur s,41- 800. ~. go
1o.,ox ~ a. .t..,..,.nn a..,, -.
49,. ,. ,ess.ae ito0 a'1
here. anrouucIur ihat paris I, sttlt rnp.
et,en,, and thar there I. suhs,stcnca
IN the civ Tor ten sxek. hrra, ,nT e.ch. nnr. "a
ann w,re ar,l hrann3 tcr a x.a- ma +a,.<s,ran,
>a,s further. ,ha, the Fr.nrh nr. crac,,r, eaS,.
,,cna, ,irfenres IN an .I,lcs
a ,e.er,an- da,ed Tnnrs. Noxerher ~ aars
,on,ors ara anna, IN rho, r,trt ~, r,,o. s,-rI.
f,nn Paris uas tH,cta, IN ,ne e,,r ,,nt,n,-
wa. rntno nm or Mo,,,aroez
porru.r,
x.vs hs bas ,or,,s,, -, s-r,. ho. ho., ,a,.,r.,
nj II. ,orn,, ,n an, ~, ,,o1 a,,i,r,,, ,-ts -. 49,
11'.M..I,c ...''. -. '4S~ - = W 1A.'
.- ,.,,1
rrrxcu c,-,,r.. r,vv, .-,,,,
rs,..,,.s ro,. ~ -r,a.,, =.
N, .,,sn-,.. -, ,,.s1,as ~ y.
c,o,, 1a,a,v ,.,ra 49,, ,.nS.. se4'nk n,,a saen
p7' ..as 49,, ~. r.,..,ss avF ,s vasa H u's.au
Ae.' 49, w 80 ".e e'"pe"e" I" a4e
, 1870-11-27
THREE DAYS MORE
TO TAkE ADVANTAGE OF TIE
Great Reduction!
$1,000 a Year!

Gymnastics act on the cour-
age, producing independence
and presence of mind. No
man can possess great courage
with a narrow chest and half
developed lungs. Gymnastics
will prevent sickness, bestow
cheerfulness and high spirits,
and secure a manly figure and
fine physique. It enables bus
mess men, whose time is pre-
cious, to get all the needed
exercise Of a day in a few
moments. 1t is a safe and re-
liable means of making the
weak strong, and the strong
Herculean, doubling the
strength in three months and
trebling it in a year. AS
strength is the corre1ative of
health, the Importance. Of
such a result, in a hygienic
point of view, is beyond ques-
tion.
, 1870-11-27

:. ST. PAr1- Sar. % "a nre. on the corner of
: :he dry goods sto:e o.. Baer TIL dwelling hoasa
'ut y. L N!ntzsr, and several wrol- z outld!cs
ns~ ~ knoFA and Eeft1usiy cl0A2ed tae s,a9s "a.
v,uR. L"pgE1ns k1ose1y stnses and sme e-ntf -nf
bnck butdDgs- Ihe nre slso spreau ~ 'rE .!,est
Ct the Terapetanc Elouse. Jsttson slet- ~ q~
Tar total loss E$lsoe to s,oco' 1nosns
, 1870-11-27

Mnx.nc-The Election In Nevada
Fire Mt SMu Ease.
SAN FnAScssEp, Sor- sa--A1rivet, French
fEanE 2crt cLevert Tahite, .ht vessel reported
nE'rc Guns IN distress.
TIE r. pnbltcans II NJ ya.:a elect the Secretary
Of s'ste. Comptroller, >nracyor Gene51t, Super-
inseudenI of Pu: liz lls:t's:tfuu, Rnd STATE Mil
efaaax,tt.
The restdehcc OF the le:a Msjos Hl1s1ey, at ssn
jose, WA4 burned TODAY. Loss. SEQ 800.
, 1870-11-27

George S. CoutAnt, OF Rnseeda1e, New York,
who had pecu robbed OF t1.soo about fourteen
epopyuaous letter tnas he would nnd the amount
in paclses 1t the k,ngs*ou Exp1esa ONCE. he
went there On the Following daJ and received H.
impossible to tIace out the tr.ef through t.
, 1870-11-27

24R1Ex.
QrFESsro*S, Sov. fd--The steamships Ne
nraska ard J1ua, trum New Yolk, fur Iye:poo1'
have arrived.
L1vxRroo1, Nov. es<-The shfn Magnet, atom
Quebec, capaixed II the Mercy to-dAT. Loes
heavy.
LONDON, Nov. a6--The Rte4meh1ps Ohio u
Deutschland hare Ea!!ed f1ur2 G,tmsoJ feY Bremen
, 1870-11-27
The t,eualdso2vslle HtotS-

NET oa1F.4Ss. Sov. s&-Ins .n:sea = ca asIes:e,; :;
ssvss srd E.horberC, have been d.sch2f1ed, aud
tie pgircIpsl Witnesses teolorEl nays been a.
rested For 3erjnrJ, ard 4. J. Sloiie, f21aa Judge
aisrr s-r ub5fp attpE OF pertNy.
, 1870-11-27
LACES.
ELEGANT NOVELTIES
LAC Is.
FIELD, LETTER { 60.

VIII display ON Monday. Nov
3~. the largest assortment OF
pojut 14uce% they have cveF-ol-
tcrcd. embracing over 500 Point
Collars from g.: to $5U3 Point
1ilAf~., s. to &13O: Collars,
EIdl4f<., and Luce. to mntcln.
$50 TO $500 the sets Point d:azf
&'npe*- $40 TO @ED0: Applique
(aI,eH. $50 to &7:1; Black Threed
<npe~. $40 10 ss;-s< tsu1pure
<'np.s<7 80 to *:r:s- u &rent vur1e-
~ Of FaKeu k.1acc*, made
mp: Go1furs. X1nndkercIzFefx,
sleeves unl $ct~. and Il GEke se-
lection Of BLACK Thread I.ncc.<.
lust received, In 4uft a HE Width h<
for Dress md Cloak Trimmings.
Mt much loweE prices Than faF-
merH.
STATE g. WAsNiHGT0Et2TS. S.
, 1870-11-27
rnunhtnn Railway Project.

ornaxr. Sov. sH-The government Of QuetAc
haS uectaet to grant o.os2 Acres OF lauu 10 ad
q mpa1les IN the coo5I ncsioa Of 4 railway Ejong
the rtrtn ST. ore Of the St. Lawrence, Gonna 1uuQ
quebec with Montreal and OttAwa.
, 1870-11-27
: German Steamer fur1ue3 by q
EIenEh MAuakaTeNnfA.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 9&--The steamship Baltimore,
from Bremen. has arrived II this port Captain
f:nttor reports thai IN The North Sen he cls ed
One Rnye chAae. anu pursued the HaluHoEe fof
tese' a nenfa. hus the lartef being The fastest
Fes:el, soQn lett tae EEehcaz1a4 iar a5.erp, The
, 1870-11-27

ITALY.
THK NEW KING OF STAIN
FLORENCE, Nov. 76.-A volunteer deuptatIou
Of notanies will leave thu city to-day,
70 meet tho Spariah uepusa:fou 1t Geuoa
On Monday. The latter arc on their
way here to errciaaIy inform the government OF
the election or the Duke Of Aosta ~ KIuS Of
Spain. Kirg VICTOR Emanuel has already receiy-
ed the congratulations OF the Austrian and Psns-
stan Governments on The election Of Aosta.
FCRL0CGuS.
The aolil!ers OF the csa3s Of 1878 are to he dis
missed On fut1cugh on The clst nj ne1t month
sRAKP SHOCKS or KAK1HQrAkE
recently occurred In Ronagua
, 1870-11-27
NEW ENGLAND.

Seizure OF Il Fishing Schooncr-llblt-
natys
EssTPnRT. Me, Nov. e..--The schooner White
FaWr, from Glfucs SteF, WIS seized, Je.terca7.
hy The Dominion Government cutter WA-er Lily,
and taken 10 ~. JDhLs. y. u. T1e crew a1Tlve1
hire ftts Mo'IiuE.
CoNcoRp, y. H., Snv. ss.-Thc REV. r. r. Ston~.
D. D.. died *u@drnfr OF heart rssssr, t1!z ro.u.
Ing H@ WIZ fn'neTls -d:se ~ the Tang ssGaiinees
.ftHrnai anf q ore rectuIs allied the Chriusan
RrEcs7rT, anu at tne tine 6!- death Wa~ Trsas-
u'es Of tte >rw iaulIsshssr H1alt unL Missionary
S,eies1. Age, %.
i .N3Atrr3~
OMAHA. Snv. GA l.rnI. cunt%EtnE Il ea.p-,'.
and checkrti as f,sxeagey Was scht through 10
Ca!tfcrni3. q few dsyz ego.
, 1870-11-27
the former from Baltimore and tho istter from


HAILHU4D 1CEIuANTs =
Atv1cez have InsE been rec lived IN this city OF
q dreadful tRisFosd accident to tue Holyhead ex-
pretf, on The London sud Northwestern Road.
No details.