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TN: BERGEN TUNNEL N. ~ LAWSUIT.

bill was filed in the Court OF Chancery ot Tren.
ton, N. j. on Thursday, by Mr.. Leon Albeit counsel
for the Erie Railroad Company, who demand an
injunction restraining the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Company from running their
trains through the Bergen tunnel, ana claim
s1OOO000 as tolls and charges fer the use OF said
the arcument will he heard before Chancellor Ia
brske In the course of eight or ten days. Messrs.
Albeit and sherman are counsel FOR the Erie and
Messrs, yanatta and Parker Tor tne LacKawanna
road.
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II WAS RUMORED among diplomatic circles
in Washington yesterday that the successor
of NJ. Paradol. as the French Minister to
Washington, will probably be Vicomte Ireil-
hard, at present the French representative to
Chile NJ. Treilhard is well known in Wash
ingtop, having acted as French Charge d'Af-
faires TO this country in 1862.
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BOGUS FRENCH DEsPAToHEs--The de-
spatches stating that the Gar had expressed
his sympathy for France and his intention to
support her in this war; and the despatch
announcing the important Munchausenism
that South Germany would abandon Prussia
and join France at the first opportunity. We
shall next probably hear from Paris that The
Pope has removed to Constantinople and that
the Dutch have all left Holland
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and, like sensible man, escapes from the
furiousy fervid season at the national capital
to the cool edge of the Atlantic. Only idiots
carp at this; for In the dead season at Wash
ington and in an age Of telegraphc communi-
cation the duties of the Executive are not
limited for their initiation to any especial spot
in the national territory.
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SIhTth lsltN0 leWS.

Justice Garrett yesterday committed TO prison
Michael Grady for having felonousy assaulted Ed
ward Ceman, whose life is now despaired OF
fire broke out yesterday in the premises OF Leon
ard Jennings, on Harrison street, destroying about
fifty dollars worth or property.
John McCabe and William Lynch boys were
locked up yesterday for burgiariously entering the
store OF Mrs. O'Brien, at StapietoD, and stealing
fifty dollars worth OF properly.
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TIE HEATED Term Yesterday. though a
great Improvement on Sunday last, was hot
day, and this heated term may be set down as
without precedent in North America.
Astronomers say that an increase of combus-
tibles has been given the sun, and hence
this fervent heat. We can only hope that the
end is near and season of refreshing clouds
and rains at hand
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PAPAL INFALLIBILTy.-POpe Plus the Ninth
proclaimed the dogma of Papal Infallibility in
Rome last Monday. There was very grand
Church scene on the occasion. The Pope is
now infallible, the great agony is over and
nobody hurt The European war excitement
caused the churchmen to be forgotten. The
sword got ahead Of the crozier Infallibility
was not noticed. In this crisis the HERALD
comes to the aid of the Holy See. We pub
lish in our columns to-day complete history
of the dogma, including the Syllabus, the
Bulls, the Canones de Eide and many other
documents with equally unpronounceable
titles. The compilation forms portion of the
history Of the day, however, and as such may
be referred to in after ages in the files of onr
paper when even the College Of the Propa-
ganda is dissolved.
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DECLINE IN GoLD-The recent wild specn-
lation in the Gold Room has brought about its
own reaction. Gold yesterday fell to l1Sa,
although the ''bulls' in desperate effort
once got it back to 1903 on the report of a fur
ther sharp decline in Gye-tw enties az London
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Our Political Parties and tho Earopean
War.

There seems TO be disposition on the
part of certain representative political bodies
to make display of their devotion to
one of the two Powers involved in war In
Europe; in fact, some Of them have gone to
the extent OF declaring themselves allies of
Prussia. What consolation to King Will
lam it will be to know that General Coch-
rane, Delafeld Smith, Commissioner Manierre
and half dozen other individuals, with
names happily unknown to fame-except on
the rolls of the sUnion Republican General
Committee with him, heart and soul,
and that they are going to cheer him and
the great cause of Prussia on to victory,
with all the enthusiasm which the anxiety Of
these gentlemen to obtain large German
vote at the fall election can inspire At
their meeting on Thursday night they resolved
great many things about ''usurping imperial
ism waging war upon national unity" they
resolved also that France had "a willy and
insolent chief who was going to do great
deal Of mischief to the Germans, whose
compatriots have such large vote to cast at
the next election. They waxed poetic, in
view of the ballot box next fall, and talked
about the ''red planet of war which set on
the Potomac to rise upon the Rhine"
1t is thus that the European war is to be
lugged into our national politics, where it does
not belong But we cannot hope that political
tricksters, who have no thought above using
even the meanest thing which can serve tbeil
turn, will miss this opportunity of appealing
to the enthusiasm, the patriotism and the
honest pride of Fatherland which make oul
German citizens so true and loyal-appealine
to these qualities upon false pretences for the
paltry purchase of vote The Germans are
not to be deceived. They are thoughtfu
people, an intellectual. far-seeing people, ant
they know very well the difference between
honest sympathy and political thimble-rigging
1t is not wise Of oufspolitical organizations
to take sides in this European disturbance.
one goes one way the other will 60 another,
and thus we shall bring foreign quarrel home
to our own threshold and have no end of silly
meetings, protestations, resolutions and sc
forth. We want none of such stuff as this
We are a neutral Power, and let us remain in
all senses neutral. Our business in this wal
is to take care of our own interests. That is
our paramount duty. We have plenty o
breadstuffs to sell. Let us see if we cannot
find the means to transport them in vessels
carrying the American flag, or in some way
revive our trade upon the ocean. There are a
arising afresh from this European war. We
unhesitatingly condemn, therefore, all party
demonstrations as useless AMI mischievOus.
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7 TIE CHRISTIANS MASSACRE IN CANA. The
news relative to this horrible affair is con-
irmed by dispatches from Pekin. 1t was
conducted with the utmost completeness OF
Asiatic barbarity Neither age nor sex was
spared. Fire was used so as to sweep away
the latest victims with The marks of the
slaughter equally.
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I NORTH CAROLINA processes TO have at least
one portion Of her State government as
thoroughly reconstructed az the most rabid
radical could wish. Governor Holders
brother is endeavorIng to have the mill
tary prisoners arrested in Alamance county
tried by the civil authorities in Caswell county,
hnd says as fair a trial can be had there as ia
Any part OF the United States.
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GENERAL GRANT AT LONG BRANCH. -
General Grant has quietly established himself
at Long Branch, without any fuss or pother.
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The death OF Mr.. de Loosely was yesterday the sub
ject Of investigation before Coroner Keenan, at the
New York Hotel, where deceased boarded.
Charles Boesawskia, Austrian Consul, dep0sed
that he last saw the Consul General alive at half past
three O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, when he efr
the Office, No. 2 Hanover square, at which time he
appeared to be In perfect health.
officer Hendricks, OF the Fifteenth precinct, de-
posed to finding the pody Of the Consul General on
the sidewalk apparently quite dead Learning
where the deceased llved the officer procured con-
veyance and removed the body to the New York
HOtel
Wooster Beach, M. D., made post mortem exam
inatiOn on the body and found that rupture Of au
aneurism OF the aOrta the cause OF death,
aud the fury rendered verdict accordingly.
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ADJUSTMENTS tbs MraSola AND EVENING.

WOODS MUSEUM AND MENtGERtE broadway,
per Threth sPerormances afternoon and evening
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. corner OF Eighth avenue and
s3d st-HiRKA-TnE NATIONS.
wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and 18TH street,
FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-vARIETY ENTERTAIN
hINT Matinee at 2.
THEATRE COMIQUE. 5il Brosdw,y-CoNtc VOCAL
ism, NEGRO AoIs, &C. Matinee at ~.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL SIS Broa way
BUcKLFYs SERENADEBs. Matinee at g
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6lS Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
DIR. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 745 Broadway
SCIENCE
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WOODS MUSEUM AND MENNGERrE, broadway, c,
ThrtIeth siPerormances every afternoon and even
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powers working seriously to arrange mat
ters. The proposed armistice is only the
first step.
If revtctuaIing is allowed, csntes may
continue soIns weeks
The stock OF live food is now known to
to be.
The weather is very cold, and wood aud
Goa! IS very scarce and dear.
We experience pTiyatious mt not much
suffering yet,
a special correspondent Of tha Tribune
with Gar1Dald1 writes on the 2d: Carl
baldi has just returned from a visit to
Michel, whose cooperation was and is
doubtful. Ills staff say they hope Michel
VIII make common cause with (1aribaldf
If attacked but we are sure of no4hfn1
The French show few signs OF dghting
they are young, and are cOnscripfE,
and their oE1lcers are no better. The Ital-
iaus are picked men, and will do well
Ricc1Ou Garibaidi has jest arrived, after
his imprisonment at Ahezandrea, by the
A correspondent Of the Tribune writes
from Eersau4es on the I'd that the expected
relntor1einents rom Metz had not ar
rived, being delayed by bad weather. Won
Kendall, Bismarck Chaneelor, sa ysa very
small proportion OF the Metz army win
come to Paris the present force being con-
s Sdered sumo ek [ to Iepulse anV EorIle
8 correspondent of the Tribune teie-
praphs from Versailles on the Tfh that
rhisrs las Left Versailles for Tours In
reality the negotiating parties never ap-
preached 10 basis OF agreemenG for an ar
mistice. Revictualing Paris was sisted
=
lily refused by Bismarck.
Worlds Special1
A correspondent Of the World at AuIfel1S
on the 0th telegraphs that while the people
are made anxious for honorable peace
than to yield the territory they prefer a
continuance OF the war, and he struggle
VIII come on. Every free man win join In
The WVTtd's correspondent at Paris cn
the 5th writ s that the terms insisted upon
By BISMARCK are annouced as follows.
France snail pledge herself by the STEM bly,
or Govern ment to paw 5000, 200, indem AZ
ty, to consent TO the Germ ans retaining All
army OF only 10000 m9n, and agree to the
annexation OF AfSace and Lorraine to Ba
varia, forming neutral State ana not to
oppose the paTehase OF Luxembourg by the
Prussians.
When these terms wers made the peo-
pie unanimously rejected them with the
cry Of mo armistice. Resist the Prus-
slams Till DEATH
The fisheries OF the Marne, ,Saina,and the
Lakes OF Nincennes and the BOIs de B0u-
I0gne have been taken charge of by the
Government and the fish sent to the pub
lie market and sold at stated prices.
a special dispatch from Nersailles on the
9TH says that Cou2t Bismarck states that,
during the hve cay's negotiations with
Thiers, ell was agreed upon except the
Would have been a great military adVau-
tage 10 the French, Bismarck demanded
tn At they should give something equiva.
lent in every point of View. The Provis-
iOual Government were unable or unWiI-
ling TO do this, and ordered the negotia-
tions broken,
LONDON. November lit is rumored
that Gladstone Will stand for London in
the next Parliamentary election. in pIac9
of Baron Rothsehild.
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New YORK market.

BY raIegraPh.I NEW YoRK. Eov.7.
COrFoN-In fair demand, but at lower
rates; sales 500 bales uplands at I6M.
FLoUR-DuIl and 59IOc lower; receipts
23IO) bols; sales $500 bbls: superfine 81 9lg
o. extra % bob 60; choice % 60g6 o.;
as 65; st. Louis S6gS Is
WHEAr-Dull and prices dropping; re-
Id Ii II ~ ~ VSV ~ siss s9gSo q M
al %; western red and amber 81 329l ~ :
white Michigan 81 so.
hYE-Quiet and unchanged
BARLEX-5teady, with a m moderate de-
nlaud; sales Y 600 bushels Canada at 81 10.
CORN Scarce and firm and 2d3c higher I;
receipts ~ gOl but hels; sales 3 900 bushels: /:
OATs-Demand light but holders firm :
receipts 42 O0 bushels; sales % y0O0 bushels
western 551s@555z; old delivered 5iIS; Ohio
56t95Scs stocks OF most kinds OF grain on
hand very large.
COFFEE Demand light, but holders firm.
SUGAR-Demand fair and market firm /;
Rico, l09lO5<c-
MoLAssEs-Dull aud unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-$teady, with a moderate
demand: crude, re; refined, 231<c
BUTTER-DulI but unchanged
CHEEsE-Duii but unchanged.
URPENTIEE-EIrn1er at 4Bc.
PoRK-Quiet and unchanged: sales of 300
barrels mess at "a, S37 50a2i 50; piime. s2l
a22; also go barrels for Move mber, at s23
November, at E23 so.
BEEF-Uuchanged.
BULK MEATs-DuIl and prices dropping;
hams In pickle, lS03l9c.
BAcoN-Dull and droopingi long, clear
mtddles Sl40I4 %.
LARD Demand light but holders firm
sales of 800 tierces new steam at l3lzQ9l5f4c;
kettle 15%9I5LSc. ~
WIIIsKY-Steady with a moderate de-
mand; sales of 325 barrels at 891%@901Sc,
chiefly g0c
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool heavy and
S1S1.
LIVE STICK Total receipts of swine q,
COO, with $500 to-day; market very de-
&c,
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FRANCE.

TOURS. November 7.-.Dates from Paris
to-day. are at hand.
The journal O0icfsE announces that mem
bers or the Government were inclined TO
recently suhjf ctsd, but measures have
been taken TO bring all guilty parties 10
justice.
Returns from all the precincts OF the
city, show yeas 8 y 995, nays 81 6ass -
The municipal elections had resulted In
the choice OF Republic an Mayors IN nearly
all ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Four Advocates Of
election by the commuues were also
elected.
The village Of Amazon. near Besaneon.
was taken twice by the Prussians. and re-
taken by the French.
AS the PTusslans have shot numerous
peasants, the Pap1i Z0uaYes are gfVIr 9 no
quarters.
Accounts from various parts Of France,
announce the entire population rising 10
expsl invaders.
TOURS, Nov. 7.--I he M0nits1F says that
the revltuaiing OF Paris, nor allow Aisace
and Lorraine TO vote in the election for
delegates TO the Constituent Assem- bly,,
assumes al Inc responsibility for the con-
ttnuance OIL the Wer. Prussia, not France,
has refused the armiStice.
All the journals here ezpre = the bitter
est resentment at the duplicity OF Bis
marck, who, pretending 10 negotiate for
suspension OF hOstliittes. thus gained
time Tor the approach OF reinfOfccments,
and warded OF an attack from the Army
of the Loire, which could have taken tile
offensive with ady2 nta2e.
The Postal Department Il organizing a
tervico by carrier pigeons between Toars
and Paris.
Toe severe measures adopted by the
the trOous, have had the best results, ac-
cOTtitng to official reports from all QuarierFs
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Cincinnati Harkaf.
By Telegraph.l

BY Telegraph CIEcIEEATI, Nov. Z.
CoTToN-Panieky and dificult TO give
quotations; middling nominaliy at l5%-
FLoUR-5teady with moderate de-
mand; family s. 621zg5 75.
WHEAT-Steady with a moderate de-
mand; No. red winter scarce and firm
at 81 13; No. 2, 81 10.
CoRN-Steady with a moderate demand
at 50G60c for new and old.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
OATs-Quiet and unchanged: No. 2, 409
12c.
GROCERIES steady.
OILs-Qaiet and unchanged.
EGGS-ScaTce and firm at s0c.
BUTI ER-DaII and dropping: fresh 30z135.
CHEEsE-Steady with a moderate de-
manc.
SEEDS Quiet and unchanged
HoGs-Dull but unchanged; no slangh-
teTing; butchers are the only buyers; sales
at 6IzGG616.
GREEN MEATS-DalI and prices nonain-
tion TO buy for the future.
LARD Steady with moderate demand
for good at l3c.
Receipts of hogs 800
WHIsKY-DuII and prices have declined
to S59 SIC.
GOLD-ll0Z.
ExCHANGE-Par.
MONEY Market easy.
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Corregpondent-And how is NapO

Correspondent-And how is Napo
/ leon? How was he at Metz?
GeneTal-He is dead. dead with
these words the venerable General
gave sigos of satisfaction; whenever
he mentioned Napoleon's S 1ame itssWss
with a frown.) No. he continued,
the Prussians may put NaT Toleon back
into power. He will never be recog-
nized, neither by Paris nor by France.
Correspondent What do you
think of the military and political sit
uation?
GeneTal.-Very, very unhappy. We
all appreciate America as the best
friend of France.
Correspondent Many Americans
believe France will never surrender.
General.-Never, no never. All we
can do is to hope.
At this point the conversation vas
interrupted By visitors The General
prepared to meet some distinguished
guest. and the Princess Beauyon was
announced. She is a lady o! forty
years of age, and was dressed in deep
mourning When she met the GEN
eral she fell into bis arms, and both
were deeply moved. The meeting had
doubtless some unusual diplomatic
significance.
There is evidently strong move
ment here for the restoration, and
OhaDgarnier is one of the principal
heads
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Memphis Marked.
new nrlennn Mnrknt.

BY Tolegrapb.l NEW ORLEANs, NOV. z.
FLOUR Dali: EupeIine "a 60; Xxx s. 50; /;
xxx s5 1886 co.
CORN = IN better supply and easier;
mixed soc; white 625zc.
OAT5-L0a5le
BRAN 81 071%
HAY-Pfime So
PoRK-Sl6 75A27.
BAC0E-Shoulders l5I<c; clear sides 2t1Sc;
no clear rib here; sugar cared hams ~
@28s.
LARD-Tierce I7@I71Sc; keg Is1z9l0c.
SUGAR -l0glChci yellow Clarified l2hG
l2%c.
MoLAssEs- Prime 6jd66c.
WaIsK Y-92c0si o..
CoFFEE-P Prime I71@dI7Izc.
CoTTON-LoWer; sales Of 3 800 bales good
ordinary l41[9l4t<c; low middling l59
l51<c; middling l51z9l5szc: receipts, 4,697
bales; receipts proper, 4i2757 bales, behind
York, l,4l7 bales.
EXCHANGE-SLerling S04.
GOLD-li03k.
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!. ashiDgton Items.

WAsHINdToN, November THE
Board Of ficers now IN session In
s.. j. uis, for the revision of tactics,
assembled BY order from the War Ds-
partment, in August 1869, is dissolved
BIZ orders just issued. aud the follow
ing officers comprising it will join
their proper stations; nj sjor General
J. NJ Schofeld and Lieutenant Colo
nel j III. Potter, Fourth Infantry;
First Lieutenant Ill. I'll. q. Dunwood,
Fourth Artillery; Second Lieutenant
j. March, Seventh Cavalry; Lieuten-
ant Colonel Wester, MERIT Cavalry !;
Maj0rs Jas. Van Voost, Eighth In.
fantry, and John Hamilton, First A.
tilleIy.
:ion has been received that Chief
Justice Chsse continues to improve in
health, aud expects soon TO resume
his seat on the bench.
A motion was filed Oday for the
restoration OF the case of Denung vs..
the United States to the docket OF the
Supreme Court, and argument In that
case set down for Friday next. Al
/ though this is called a legal tender
case, the ablest lawyers at this ban
/ declare there Is no such question 10
& v0lved, Tor the reason that DeDuag
/ had accepted legal tenders when
tendered IN payment Of bis claim
/ The Court is unlikely to restore the
case, as its mandate relative to il
went forth last May, following which
no case is ever restored exeept on the
strongest grounds.
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Cause and Eject.

Colds are the effect OF obstI uoted perspI-
ration. The symptoms are so generally
understood that nothing need be said ou
that point. But colds are easily taken,
and unless great care Is exercised a second
cold VIII often be contracted, or ia other
words, one cold vii. ruR into another, Bnd
n confirmed cough enBue Lringing on
strainiDg ami raCking of the lungs, and
the production of tuDcrcieg. Although
many thousands OF persons are drifting
through these eymp ptOms towards pulmo-
nary diseases OF dangerous character,
yet the majority think that they are trou-
hled with moi hing but an ordinary cold,
which will remedy itself and pass away.
Fatal delusion 1.-The 70 sk on which many
q life has been lost. Bee to IL al once nat
your cold is attend ed TO. Use MI5HLEH'B
HERB BIrFEESS, tho most potent remedy
ever discovered for Colds and Coughs, and
q certRtu protection against the danger Of
taking them, II IL Is used regularly two OF
three times a day as a tonic. IL
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sc, LOuis Market.
BY telegraph.

By TeleeTapn.l 81. LOUIS, Now.
CoTToN-Unchanged at 159l5%e.
FLoUR-Steady with a moderate de-
mand; Eupernne winter S494 p; extra
81 s0G4 50; family 2697.
WHEAT--DulI but unchanged NO. chi
cago spring CSC; No. red winter 81 Is.
CoRE-Duit but unchanged; No. Old
53c; old mixed sacked z4962c-
OAT5-Duu but unchanged nb 4zg45c.
BARLEY-Demapd fair and market firm
at s5dSI 90. the latter for fancy.
R1E-DulI Dut unchanged at 63l3T0c.
WEUKY-Higher; sales At sec.
ToBACCO-Duli.
HEMP-EOthIng doing.
BAGGING-k9gDMc.
PRoyIsIONs-Iu 1air JOoDiHg demand: !:
pork sos 90; bulk shoulders II9l1Nc; clear
RIO I55Sc; clear sides l69l6zc.
BACoN-Shoulders l411c.
TARD-Lower; sales at l41zc for new
HoGs-DuIl but unchanged; receipts
large.
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Rev York Itemg.

NEW YoRK, November THE
following order was issued this after
noon:
HEADo' 'RT'Rs FIRST DIV. U. q. 3. N VI
NEW YoR6. NOV. 2. 1870.
General Order No. r.
By q rsctlon of bis ExeelleDey.
John I. Hoffman. Commander in.
chief, 1t is announced that certain Of
fcials of the United States, and of
the State, charged with important du
ties in reference to the conduct of the
election, have fully agreed upon
measures which it IS confidently be-
lieved will render all military inter
ference wholly unnecessary. Yet, as
measure of extreme preCsution, it
is ordered. that should the service of
this division be required to aid the
civil authorities in the preservation
OF peace and order on election day,
NoV.S h, 1870, the established signal
of the twelve strokes, repeated four
times upon the tower bells Of the Fire
Department will be sounded. Tie
infantry and artillery will imnedi-
ately assemble at their respective ar
mories, dress, and brig de and battery
commanders will report to these
headquarters. Regimental command
ers will see that the formations take
place at once, and the men kept with.
in the armories, ready for instant ser
vice
By order of Major General,
ALEXANDER SHALER.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7-Midnight.-
The city is very quiet to nighf, and
everything now indicates a peaceable
election to morrow. Still, i've thou
sand United States troors are quar-
tered between the North and East
Rivers, IN readiness for any emer.
gency They are, however, under
strict orders 10 remain quietly at their
stations, and not to show themselves
at all, unless called upon by the
proper authority. The indications
now afford good evidence of the de-
sire of all narties for neace
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NeK York nry Goods Market.

by IeIbgrapn.I NEW IOAKs NOYs q
The Dry Goods market continues lam
guild, and in order to effect sales OF a mo-
ment holders are Obliged to make con-
cessions In the prizes of cotton fabrics
The following are the changes to-day: Al-
lendale l0-4 Dleached sheettDgs are reduced
from 40e TO 3715: do do from 35c TO 321<;
from 35c TO 321S do do from SOC 10 27%;
do Sd do from 271S to 25c; Tradord xxx
bleached muslins from I3Z to 121z; Uncas-
stripes from l4c 10 13e; do by do from
l3c to 12c; Lewistown A 80 inch ticks from
25c to 231z; and 81 inch of SINE brand from