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in fair demand and frm; the sales cash and
regular 100 bills at so ga for Mess and S for C Mess n
failure delivery bb IS seller August Beef qnet
steady; sales lots 50 bb at s20SlS for Plain Mess and
sea- Terce Beef dull Beef Hams are
firm small sales southern and Western at $3.50 Cut Meats are
in full prices Of 400 pigs at 1Bc for Pickl
Hams and lsta2c moderately active; sales
Clear and Isle for Short Ribbed Dressed
Hogs Lan active with prices
bb and at l5 for No IL l9tGl
City and l6dl6 for fair prime Steam for future delivery
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NOTES FROM BOSTON.

The RostOB, Hartford and Erie Railroad
Again-Hearip3 Motion 10 Dismiss
Proceedings I'm Banlxruptcy-Arriyai OF a
Vessel from the African Diamond Fields
Liquor Cases In Court.
BOsToN, Nov 20, 1870.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad case
came up in the United States District Court this
msrning on motion filed to dismiss the pending
petition for bankruptcy, on the ground that The
court had no jurisd iction In the matter. George
M. Brooks, rs counsel for the receivers Of the
road, after giving history Of the enterprise In con-
nection with Massachusetts, legislation, said that.
although the road ran through two other States In
the same manner as other cooperative railroads
did, 1t had still only cooperative existence, as the
Massachusetts corporation. Taking what the psti-
tioners said as a fact that 1t was Massachusetts
corporation although chartered by the state OF
Connecticut 1t was subject to the laws OF this State
and was not liable to be adjud9ed bankrupt by the
United States court The counsel then proceeded
to cite the various authorities in support OF his
argument. Chief Justice Bradley, OF Rhode
Island, as counsel for the petinoners then
argued that as the railroads had now become q
large business OF the country 1t could not be sup
posed that Congress intended. In cases Of insol-
vcncy to except It from proceedings in bankruptcy
the petitioners It is said that the counsel on all
sides VIII come to . satisfactory understanding
0lCcT CneiF arguments are submitted, and that The
decision Of the Court Will not be invoked :
The African diamond excitement has begun here
and party Of nifty Bostonians are organizing for an
adventure for wealth In the direction OF where the
gems are said to exist In such abundant prOfusion
They wd leave IN few days in the British brig
George T. Kemp, which arrived here this morni,iC
from AlgOa Bay, Cape OF Good Hope.
Major John w. Manan, OF this city, has Just made
an important point in court here concerning several
pending liquor cases, In which the deiendants were
expected to be sentenced to jail for ..keep-
Ing liquor with intent to sell.n Mr. Mahan
has secured decision which prevents the
Offenders from going to JAIL and In his further aru
ments he will endeav0r to have the cases pushed
altogether. One OF the Board OF Aldermen elect en-
this action Of the court -, =
Jim Smith, q notorious New YORK pjeknocLot
arrived mere this msrning, ana was sent back on
the first train by the police. =
The old firm OF Daniel Draper & Co.. for over forty
years engaged In the Mediterranean trade ia this
city, New York and New Orleans, has tisaolyed
and the parties retired from business -
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Work TO be Csmmenced and Done Up
..~ Sharpeiy.
President Grant having forwarded Instructions
with reference to the retaking Of the Of the
city OF New York, Marshal Sharpe yesterday COM
menced his selection OF the men who are to act as
enumerators. A circular has Deen issned TO those
who collected the former statistics inviting them to
undertake the work In the present instance but
only the mos: enlcient OF these men will
be engaged. The instructions from Washington are
peremptsry, and reanest that the work OF enumera-
tion be completed with all possible despatch, every
pr ecautisn being taken 10 avoid errors. The emu
merators are Instructed to ask snly three questions
vik:-Name talso signfyiDg sex). age and nativity,
and 10 take care not 10 give offence BY
vulgar pretensions Of authority, or to wound
Inc senSioiteS pf any persons from wh0m
they desire Information. II Is expected that the
1ectloDs Will have been completed by Monday next,
when the men will he swsrn In in accordance with
the PrestdeAps instructions. Arrangements will be
made by which the entire enumeration OF the city
VIII be completed within few days rom tbe Lime
q. commencement,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDoN 1cr.1 :. MAnkET s ET-LeNDos, Nov. esA:3oP M
Issn .ss sscnrs' hImer United States bonds
$50 Stocks steady Ere railway shares as: iilinois
%. "S'ss
FRANKFORT BoUnsE-FRANKroRr Nov. 70 r,nit.a
States bonds active Ave twencs opene at g and
at 941t for tho issue OF 1852 - - So--
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAEKKr.-LrvErroor Nov % :
s3o M.The cotton market closed steady Middng np-
sasa o. the Day have been bsles which 5000 were
TRADE AT MANcHFsTRR- -LIvRRPooL, Nov 2s-3P
The market for yarns and fabrics Manchester In
LivERP0oL BKEADsTUrFs MARKET-LIyERpOot Nov
%-4'3O r. M.-Breadsuds dull. At 1 O'clock p M the
rates were:Wheat lis 3d. lla 3D. per centa for abror
MIA white; red Western spring 9s d qs lid for ne rsd
winter lOs 3D. The receipts for the pnst three ~
nave been gusrters Of which $4,000
rour as per DOL Tor western Corn, Bis per for
new. Peas Sss 3D. 4os per quarter for Canadian
s4 ~ M-Provsicna firm. The market rates ruling at
locock r. M wcre:-Pork buoyant 02s Cd per hb for
Eastern prime Beef lI6s per iierce for ne @ % Ra
Dos. per cw. for new short rib mlddles. " " s
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LoNDoN Nov % sp,r;,.
nrpentincTbe market bare sales been made al s
per cwt Ialow, 43s 3D. 43s 3D. per cw Calcutta lin.
seed $50 3D. refined petroleum, Ia 6sd Is I'd per gallon
PKTROLhUM MABKET.-HA MBU re, Nov E,--Pefrolsnm /:
qpoied st u nsarc bancos sChjIinGs.
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FT.s' = Y = y y
Al A B A M A..
Indignation Meeting in No ltgomery--Governor
Smiths Course Condemned by the
Republicans. e

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 20, 1870.
The meeting last night to express indignation at
the course OF w. H. Smith and Arthur Bingham in
refusing to vacate the 0nices OF Governor and
Treasurer was very largely attended. All the
speeches were MADE by republicans. the principal
speaker being Judge Morse, the defeated republican
candidate for Attorney General. He said the cleo
tisn was fair and peaceful one. and thas he had
already turned over his onlce TO his sue
cessful democratic competitor. and that he did SO
because he was entitled to It, He denounced the
act Of locking the wheels OF government as high
handed usurpaton. Several republican members Of
the Legislature also spoke in condemnation or
Smith and Bingham. Mr.. Graham, o republican
member, from Perry county, offered resolutions
which were adopted, expressing the indignation ana
disapprobaton OF the people at the taken by
Smith and Bingham. ~
Both Houses OF the Legislature adjourned over
until tomorrow, after short session.
There are no new Developments relative 10 tho
GOvornOrShip.
The New York herald., 1870-11-30
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

Meeting Of the Northwestern Woman Su!-
fraOe AssOciati0n-Address by Miss AM
tiiony-Both Political Parties Repndiated--
Women 60 Hold the Balance OF Power. +.
DETROIT, Nov. 90, 1870.
The annual Convention OF the Northwestern
Woman Suffrage Association was held at the Young
Mems Hall this morning. The attendance was small,
but embraced many OF the most prominent engaged
in the movement. Mrs. N. A. Hazlett, OF Hllsdale,
Mich, the President OF the association occupied the
chair. Upon the platform were seated Susan D. An
tnony, Celia NJ Burleigh, Of Brooklyn; Lilhe Peck
ham, OF Milwaukee; Judge Waite, OF Chicago. and
several other prominent persOnages. Delegations
were present from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, illinois,
will be represented before the llnal adjournment.
The first business OF importance was the annual
address Of the President which was delivered by
Mrs. Hazlett. Committees were appointed on rules.
regulations, appointment OF officers and revision Of
: Miss Anthony being called for spoke for a few
minutes urging, chiefly, that the women engaged
in the movement should aim to hold the balance Of
and not content themselves with joining ether the
republican or democratic organization. in this way
only, Miss Anthony thought. could they secure q
real power In the nation and obtain the rights at
present practically denied them by both parties.
She spoke OF the experiment, which mas been tried
characterized it as complete success, and 70 witn
regard to their acting as jurors aud in tho capacity
OF justices and Judges -
Afternoon SrssiOn.
Tie Convention reassembled ut half-past two r. NJ.
and the attendance was about the same az in the
morning. The committee on resolutions reported
the following, which were accepted for purposes OF
dlscussion:-
Resolved, That under republican governments sunrageA
not privilege merely but right OF the citizens aud duty.
Resolved That no citizen Of the United be
ghtiuy deprived OF the suffrage except Tor reason
upon as Jaw Of nature Or o. nasons and which
minds. sE1N 80. =
Resolved That while has right to regu Il
the suffrage as TO the OF M within its
.....s, nas y right. arbitrarily, whole
citizens from the electoral sgc s.c
| stituion OF the TnIted SiaieS ,-@.. ~ :.
Resolved That having confidence In the principles and
fear OF the results OF carrying them into practice viii
continue efforts them Incorporated into the legia
aive action mol only OF tbe States, but OF the Unon
The discussion or these resolutions was partici-
paled IN by, Judge Waite, OF Chicago; G. q. Steb.
q. Q. Lathrop, Of Jackson, Mich, and Mrs. Bur.
leigh, OF Brooklyn.
In the evening addresses were delivered by Lille
Peckham OF MilWaukce; Adam Elder, or DetrOil;
Judge Bradwell, Of Chicago, and others.
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Steamship Wisconsin Br> Williams, Liverpool Williams
stsamship City Of Limerick tBr), Phillips, Liverpool via
stssmshp westphalla tNG) schwe nssn, Hamburg
sssa@shp City Of xezieo Zimmerman, Vera cra. via Ha
seamshp City OF Port AZ Prince Jackson Port an Prince
via Cape Haysien-R Murre Jr.
Seamshp Loo, Dearborn SavaDnah-Murray, Ferris Go.
seamshp Ashland, Ingram, Charleston-Henry Morgan
seamship Charleston. Berry, Charesson-Hsnry Nor
Steamship ranita, Freeman Ph,ladelphia. -Loriard
Steamship CO..
Steamship Gancns, Walden. Boston-w P Clyde.
Ship ATkwright Caukins San FranciscO-Cso Sutton
Brig Ruth Br Ryfkoge, Cork Falmouth for ordersH
Bns WIN Muir tBr, Ford, Liverpool. Ns-e Philips 4
Collins. 4l,Hf
Schr Edie waters, Baker, Baha-saier Livermore. ;.
Schr Hattie Il Dodge, Freeman. Barbados-H Loud
sohr Pedro urau, Cobb, Ctenfuegos-Evans. Bail CO.
schr Baxter (Br), Baxter, Cornwalls Ns-Crandall
Berteaux Co.
Schr Constitution, Smith, onvile--W Ray a Co.
Gohr Robert Caldwell, McCormae aek, Savannah--Evans Ball
scRr Geo Mills, Tiloson, savannah--Bentey, Miller
Thomas. s.
schr Yankee Doodle MaImsbnry, Richmond d-Evans Bail
Schr Richard vax, Whitaker Baltimore Evans, Ball
schr Helen King, Marshall Caais-John Boyntons Son
Schr John Snow Mitchell. Bath, Me-snow Rich ardson
Schr Geo Washington Peck, New Haven.
Schr Ben Borland, Baisdel Northport-B Metcaf Co.
Steamer Frank Doane, Philadelphia
Steamer y Biddle McCue, Philadelphia
steamer Anthrlcite Green, Phladepha.
steamer ID utley, DAVIS, Philadelphia,
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the announcement OF "Asross the Continent. u
with Byron in the principal ro'e. There
are very few sensational plays equal to
this either in the plot or incident Though
many pieces OF the same character exceed
It In point ana dialogue It's plot Is familiar TO the
public and need NOT now be described. suffice lt 10
say that 1t contains iair representation OF the Fve
Points as 1t was and affords the spectator view 9!
what life on the Plans may be. The piece was wen
despite his snecsation, made hit; but Mr.. Lamb
TO- O6rOyer)smade many hits aud brought down the
house. The representation this actor gave OF 0
QoOd-natured, reckless Five Point rowdy was truly
admirable The other actors In the piece acquitted
themselves well aud received their share Of APP
plause .Acr0ss the COntinent'' will doubtless Oc-
cupy the boards at the Park for some lime. &
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NEW NE xICO.

The Immigration C0nveniiOn-What the Terri
tory Asks Of Csngress.
srkf SANTA FE, Now %, 1870.
The New Mexican immigration Convention
assembled in this city to-day and effected per-
manent territorial organization. Branch societies
are TO be organized In each county. 8. D. Elkns
was elected president, 8. N. Askenfeld secretary,
Henry Wetter treasurer and Captain EOen Everett
financial secretary.
Resolutions were passed asking Congress to grant
lands for railroads and for the establishment OF
public schools; Also for the establishment VI an
assay once at Santa Fe.
There was light fall Of snow here this morning,
but 1t cleared OF fine In the afternoon.
The New York herald., 1870-11-30
TENNES S EE.

Interesting Suit in the Federal COurts--NIis-
cegenation In Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 20. 1870.
An interesting case Is before the United States
Circuit Court here. Last July John r. Thomas, a
white man, was arrested for cohabiting with negrs
womgn, who he alleged was his wife, and was
nAed by the Recorder. He now brings su,t AGAINST
the city for SIS 600 damages. The City Attorney
yesterday fled demurrer, on the ground that the
court had jurisdiction as to the question of mar
Eiage; It belonged solely TO the State.
The New York herald., 1870-11-30

gchr r1estwIne. NASH Hoboken for rrov1danoa.
6chr Angler, Bcsse, Hoboken for Warcham,
Echr Geo Downing Hutchlngpon Weehawken Tor Resign.
schr Blsckman, Jones. Wsehawken for Norwich
Schr Llnd0n, Hlrad, WeohAWken FOR Newburypor
Schr Thomas Hull, Drown WoshAwken for 6touington.
Schr Jane, Hasknl. kondout for ProHdsnce
RChT Oroxiubo, Wood Rondeut for Providence.
schr Buckingham, Davis, Rondout for Providence.
schr Milton, Rice, Newburg for Hartford.
schr kalanta Orb xcBurney, New York for Windsor,
Ms.
6chr J q swan, knapp, New York for Roalyn.
Scbr Haze, hcEamee, New YORK for Greenwich.
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MARINE DISASTER ;.

British Bark Ashore ON Cape Heniopcn.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 70, 1870.
Secretary Boutwell, received a telegram from rho
Collector OF Customs at Wilmington, Del, stating
that bark has just gone ashore on Cape HenIopen,
supposed to be the British bark Elgin. The collector
sent the revenue cutter Miami 10 her assistance.
The New York herald., 1870-11-30

6teamships Westphalia Hamburgi CITY OF MEXICO hava-
Vera Csz, Gc Leo. Savannah Cnareson ana Asnano
Charleston. sMy
Wind a sunset W.
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Founderins of the schooner Qnpen Of the

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 20, 1870.
The schooner Queen Of the West, Captain Beatty,
OF Philadelphia, from Morenead City for Cardenas,
with slaves, foundered at sea in o southwest gale,
November %, sixty miles southeast OF Cape Look
out. The crew were picked up by the schooner
Fannie Keating from Woods Hole for Savannah,
and brought In to the Capes. The Queen Of the
West t0sk the gale on the night OF the 2lst. Next
morning 1t was found that the vessel was LEAKING
and waterlOgged. The sea broke over her, swept
away the deck load and stove the main hatch. The
crew took TO the boats, but renamed by the wreck
until the afternoon OF the 2lth when they were
plckad
The New York herald., 1870-11-30

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Vases, Bronzes, statuary. Ornaments, &C..
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with the manufacturers, are Offering VIZ
800 packages of white s ss csns low DssSse ss. China.
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Cutlery, Siiverplated Ware and Gas Fixtures
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SAILED.

Bark Giovanuina (ltal), from ---.
Scotland Br IL days. from DsmeraTa (py phot poa'
Lsaac Webb, No 81.
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SHIPPING NE w s.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERs


DATE OF DBPARTunHo From NEW YORK FOR TIL
AONTas OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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Two vessels sunk ON Lake Michigan.

Two Vessels Sunk ON Lake Michigan.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 29, 1870.
Tne bark Board of Trade ran ashore at this port
iass night and Is tllled with water No lives were
lost.
An Escanaba desI atch says, the propeller Sus1ue.
hanna, OF the western transportation Company ran
upon reef az North Bay and filed with water. She
was loaded with flour and grain from this port. No
lives were lost.
The New York herald., 1870-11-30
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER 20, 1870.
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turo. 4ass AttE sN sAstl = .t aNN
Six hundred and nfty-seven passengers have
arrivea this port from foreign ports since Sunday
last. They came by the following vessels:--Ba
Columbus, from Bremen, $50; steamship Virginia,
men, $40; steamship Denmark, from London, "a
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none were defclent,; but among them We can
not forget the rich notes OF the !, sylvan
melodies in which Mr.. Dunn, as Amlens, made
such an impression. He seemed, indeed to have
dwet IN earnest "under the greenwood tree, ]" and
Unto the sweet birds note.
Tonight Hamlet" Will be repeated, with the same
1nc, classic cast OF Monday, and with some delight
ful overture and nterlude music, under the skilful
baton OF Sgnor Operti. What more to ensure an
enthusiastic attendanceY
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE" LITTLE JACK SHEP-
PARD"-This pleasant little burlesque, after much
announcement and preparation was brought out
last night before an audlence OF considerable sizs
IL mas had very successful run In London, and
although, as matter Of course, many Of the Jokes
ana anusions are peculiar to that foggy locality,
yet there Is general spirit OF mirth and sparkle
abont 1t which commends to the lovers Of this style
OF entertainment. The music Is far above the usual
average OF burlcsques, and as there are some very
pleasing and well trained singers In Miss Edwin,s
company, this department received full justice and
the encores were numerous The leading parts were
sustained by Miss Edwin, Miss Marion Taylor, miss
Blanche Cation, Miss Ada Harland, and Messrs
Within, Hall and JOsephs. The first lady as little
Jack, Miss Harland as Sir Rowland anu Miss TAYLOR
as Wild contributed not little to the success OF the
piece, and Within created much amusement by his
clever buresgue OF the policeman. To judge from
predict long run for Little Jack" Regarding the
structure Of the piece we can only say that
Ainsworth has not been consulted In the slightest
degree. Burlesques do not pay much attention to
plot but aepend more on song and dance than any
thing else. The dresses. scenery. mounting and
accessories were OF very attractive kind and
helped to place the piece In the most favorable light
PARK THEATRE BRooKLyN-"ACR0ss THE Cos.
TINENT EVERY seat In this popular place Of
was filled last night by an appreciatlve
and enthusiastic audience attracted n the house by
The New York herald., 1870-11-30

The BostoB, Hartford and Erie Railroad
Again-Hearira MOiicn 10 Dismiss
Proceedings I'm Bankruptcy-Arrivai OF n
Vessel from the African Diamond Fields
Liquor Cases In Court.
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castle, NsW apd sid Ocs q for Boston,
S1nS Ss .sss bssn Sex
sosTsIAs, Nov a sailed. bark aS British Queen, Irwin,
ss ss Nov TsfRSS SIs Esn Davidson FAN
~ ssat S sss.
QUnsssrows, Nov 2s Arrived, steamships City Of Lon
s1
Arrived ssh steamship rennsylvana, Lawson New
YORK GNoy is, for Liverpool land proceeded :.
cror nd day er ..nd:
81 Jonns f fE Nov nnla port bsrx psmSrcke @ tBr
s.sd ,h. brig Sarah cowe Orb Messenger. AreoiOo,
ST JAso. Nov ii-Anved, brig A.haaska. sangenberg,
Sailed llsh brig Chapman, Knight Baltimore before
sYDsnY. CB, Nov Is Cleared, brig Tiber, Keang. New
81 Joas, n B. Nov 25-Arrived. schr Annie Martha,
Mclaughlin, New York; 9sth, II Ford, Carpenter, do
American Ports.
BOSTON, Nov 2S-Arrved. schrs Lamartine, Dow, Eliza
a WsrsSS a aes
s,y.rnnh ih,a bark sl. Brss Usowsl savannah
n,4s hAm,,e ;.:smsr William Iaxrsnc: Baltimore;
,sAIriaosE Nov M@arniVss t bark AIs%ina e1.
MS,asT ,aS1 brig Mary Rice Pratt Rio Jansro
oS ;S I her. and Cha:
SyDt - ssAAOx 0Sw lWA DSiOW, Ou NEW IOuL, DaTkB
psiades Eom Turks 1fands Traveller from Rio Janero
village Belle, froW Londonderry.
tI Csacb sr .sG .ysEpco bg Lsu5.
Robert Byron. Clark, Frankfort Me- Reddington, Gregory
rortsmouth Nh George Lewis, Rich, Provncetown
u Oliver sssoasd b:asosway, HoboKsn Archer i Reeves
and Maggie Hugr. ~ - o-N'
BANGOR, Nov aS-Arived, schr Maud Webster, Went
Gearea 2Sh erlgs Abbey Thaxer. Parker and Lar
rance Tor New York schrs Elizabeth McGee Smith, Phia
aephIa Abner Taylor Dodge, New York; Nth, brig Ma
nane Stevens Saunders, New York schra Spoord,
fpOGofd, md for New York.