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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
LawIeSSneSs In KentuCky..The Pres
ident Resolved to Suppress II.
WASHINGTON, Nov !

.. WASHINGTON, Now 25. e.
At the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday
The recent Ku Klux outfages in'some OI
tho Southern States were fully discussed
ind the President Is reported to have an
nouncetl his determination to Ouse the mil
ilary power Of the United States 70 pre-.
vent further violence, and 70 bring the
Guiltymen to punishment Troops have
been ordered to Lancaster, Kentucky, to
assist the civil authorities Of that neigh:
borhood In protecting Union men, and
they, arrived there at noon today, Re
nofts from Central Kentucky arc to the
effect that the unreconstructed rebels Of
that region, including several thousands ol
Missouri refugees, are greatly elated over
the results OF the late elections In New
York and Missouri and some other States
and are celebrating what they call their
victory by abusing the negroes and Union
men. .-g-s "A 80 &. . q sEts
The following dispatch from Frankfort,
Kentucky, will give q good idea Of public
sentiment in that city; "The remains OF
the three men executed by the gucrrillAs
near Frankfort, during the war, by Gen.
Burbridgc, in retaliation for the murder Of
Union men, have been disinterred and
transferred 10 the State Cemetery with q
considerable display Of military. Two
companies OF the State militia from Lex
inCton, the students Of the Kentucky NIL.
,itsry Institute, and the company oi State
militia OF Frankfort participated, one Of
tho companies carrying the Confederate
flag rs guideH, A considerable attend
ancc witnessed the affair"
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RemarkabIe Railway Accident.

n.F ~. e.Hf.H tr0H AOukSI 4NuN' sOs
The train of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railway, which len, Cincinnati last FIT
dayfalIerno0n, met with a remarkable es-
cape. When crossing the Louisville
bridge over the Ohio river the engine was
thrown from the track by broken rail.
Yet, although five feet Of rail were out of
place, I'LL the rest Of the train eGpod tho
break and struck the rail on the other side
in safety. When the engine lcft the track
the engineer and fireman shut off steam
and climbed ont on the boiler, in order; rs
they said, ito be on top, whichever way
she jumped" and LEFT the rest to fate.
win she keep the bridge; orr will
she plunge thirty feet to the dark
water below, Just. covered with q thin
coating of iccy A guard.rall runs along
connecting the ends Of the sleepers, and
made of a squire timber. The edge Of
this Just catches the flange Of the front
truck wheel and they are saved. The rail
of wood acts for tho, short distance as q.
rail Of iron, and conducts the engine over
the chasm. Two inches more to the'left
and nothing could have saved them. Just
beyond tho bridge the engine left the
sleepcrs, and, tearing away the track in
all directions, plunged down the bank to
the left, but so slowly that the entire train,
except the express car, remained Nn the
track. The driver and fireman jumped
off uninjured, and one man scratched in
the baggage car was the only casualty,
~ d = ~
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FLORIDA.
Troops OrderedtO TaIlahaSsee..Re-
suit of the ElectiOnssSeriouS Dis
turbanceS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.
The President has ordered troops to re.
pOrt 10 the United States Marshal ut Tai.
iahasscc, 10 preserve order on Tuesday
next, when the State Board Of Canvassers
is TO announce the result of the late cleo
tiOn III Florida. There is reason to be-
licve that il is the intention Of the "ku.
Rlux," which is fully organized in that
Statc, TO force the State canvassers to re-
turn tho Democratic officers as elected, or
failing in that, to assassinate the Governor
and Lieutenant Governor. The majority
of Republican voters in Florida is from
1000 10 5000, but it was reduced
ut the November election, by violence
and intimidation, to about 95O. During
the night before election an armed band
of about 100 mountedmen took possession
Of Lake City, Columbia county, for the
alleged purpose Of killing the Republican
candidate for Lieutenant Governor. The
negroes rallied to his defence and fight
ensued, which Is described by those pres
ent as resembling a heavy sirmish during
the late war. Five men were shot, three
fatally. In many Of the counties the ne
grOes were driven from the country pre-.
Cincts into the cities, when they appeared
at the polls in such numbers that there
was no time to receive their votes. More
than 1000 were thus prevented from vo-
ting in Tallahassee alone. There is no
doubt that with a fair election the State
will give a. good Republican majority in
1872 -- no
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Cincinnati Market.
cn6nTxlr1, November %

Cu'UuNATIt NOVOIupet SO'
Corrox-Dull and dropping; middlIng 15Ac.
PLOUR-Dull and dropping; fAmily $S 60(t5 IS.
GRAIN-WhGat dnll and uEchAnged; rod winter
at 81 160l 49,. Corn arm Of 60052c. Rye scarce
andfrm at 6A094c. OatB-No. 2 49645c. Barley
quiet and WeAkAt 81 000l 10.
Unchanged. $50 .#H. s,
OnS-QuIet and weak. ,,..-r. ...u
RdOS-Dnll and dropping at 39G3Oc.
BUTTRR-PiFm. N ~ u H.i
CHEEsB-Elrm, " ITn. H|..-.
SEEDK-CloyGr seed In good demand At 9Hc on
arrival, and exc from store Timothy seed quiet
and unchanged, Flax seed unchanged.
PROvIsIONB-P0Fk dull and dropping; sales $50
barrels city packed at go. Lard dull and drOOp-
Ing; Balss Of city kettle rendered at l9c, Balk
meats dull and unsettled, with hardly any de-
mRnd: shoulders X @sc;; sides i0]kGbiIkc for
cleSf fIb and clear Sides 10000 shoulders, seller
Feb'Y. at &c. Bacon dull and nominal: bnlk
OhoulicrS offered At lGc, delivered next week.
HOoS-ActlVe and advanced; live at 50 400
G O.; dressed 1rmAt 81 7007 70; receipts 5000
CGTTI.N-Dull and unchanged. " IfII
TORAcCO-FlFm Of from 8 70 83c. ..., #
WHbKY-Dull and dropping at 6l185c.
APPLEs-Dull and unchanged at St6p9
POTAToEs-Dull and unchanged,
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Tho safe Of the .Hoboken city treasury
was blown open last night, and robbed Of
its entire contents, including the accounts
for the past ten years, coupon bonds;
amounting to $4,000, some private pro.
perty, bonds, mortgages, &C, to the ex-
tent Of $4,000. The money was fortu-
nately deposited in bank. ~. 'a.ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28

We intended to lay before our readers
this morning a report published in the
New York Tribune a day or two since, Of
the views entertained by Gen. SoHENCK
concerning the general politics Of tho
country, as expressed in conversation with
q 7Iribune reporter. Its now stated, how
ever, that Gen. ScHENcK denounces the
publication as "a tissue of mlsrspresenta-
tigns from beginning 70 end" j" and that, he
will shortly make his real views public.
The report would therefore have no
value, and we shall await an authentic
expose of the Generals opinions, a 4.
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pestructl1e.F .Flfes al 6hieaa.lgo.. I.
CHICAGO, November 60.

At about II o'clock last night Mcclellan
6 steerns planning mill, on Query street,
near Archer Avenue, took iiro and was
completely destroyed TWAS the, largest
planning mill in the city, Loss about
$4,000 with $4,000 Insurance. -
2 Shortly after tie above fire was under
way, another broke out in the basement
Of a four story brick building, No. 81
Clinton street, owned by Stewart & Sea.
The occupants were. Tobias S, Bpnnell
dealers in cullefy, who lose 5000, with
no insurance; the Western Star Metal Co.,
who lose $4,000, insured; with some
other smaller losses F'' -'' .''.
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of the German Steamer BAL
timoreZChased by French Steam.
SEbA ifl 80
RALTIMnRR. Nov.

The steamship Baltimore, from Bremen
November 9th, arrived at her wharf this
morning. Captain Voeckler reports that
in the North Sea he passed through q
fleet of fourteen sail Of French men'ot.
war. One gave chase and pursued the
Baltimore several hours, but the latter be-
ing tho fastest vessel, soon lett the French
man far. astern. The Baltimore came
around tho north coast Of Scotland. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28

I'll NEW YORK, Nov. y,
= At 1915 this morning Weston had
walked $50 miles, thus falling in his at.
tempt to walk 400 miles in five days. as
he had previously failed to walk 112 miles
in twcnty-iour consecutive hours. He
stated that he was dissatisfied with him
self, rs lie hld felt confident Of success,
but that he had been compelled to yield
10 an OvGrpowering desire for sleep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
NToTICE.-TO ALL PERSONS IN.
IN TRREsTRD IN THE NAVIGATION OF

In the construction OF the Bridge over the
OHIO River Ut Pufkersburg, which the Baltimore.
and Ohio Railroad Company is building, by an.
thority Of an act Of Congress, 1t became reCea.
false works, Of which due notice was given.
This iB to give notice, that the Said wide Span,
nearest the EirginiS shore, has been completed,
With 4 clear water way OF 10 feet above highest
water known, and 89S feet between masonry, and
that after NOON OF MONDAY, the 18th Of this
month, the falsGworks will have beon removed
from said Span aud placed In tho next channel
Span, neal. the Ohio bhOrc, which will be closed
after that day. ' t'l
All Boats, Raits and Coal Fleets are warned to
make for the Virginia Channel Span after thOl4th
day Of this month. u .-r
7H'T JANIS L. RANDOLPH,
..iIn' Chief Engineer b. q o. R. r.
BALTIMORE, MD., 10th November, 1870.
. nOVlA.OOd
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New York Produce Market.

nm mi N INV YolE, NOYeMDeF %.
CoTToN-Dull and shade lower; middling
FIOuR-A speculative demand, but prcCs
GREiN-Wheat-A speculative demand, but
prices higher; new spring at 81 810l 3s; winter
red amber t$I 499t 4SH. Rye steady and un'
changed. Oats dull at t62KA6Sc; western same;
Ohio 6S08tc Corn dull and nominal; new $50
SIC: old. $4,000.
Provisions quiet new $23 old $2S 90;
for future delivery. $I9 Is. Beef slow and hrm.
Cut meats dull. Bacon dull and shade lower.
Lard firm; old at 13Xtl3Xc; seller December at
i3c; January, l2Hc.
EGGs-Fresh S2C lined, 2ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
Death Of a Prominent Divine.

m UUNFIVNDi ~ IN NUVeILlUdF sV'
Rev. B. P. Stone, DID, died suddenly
of heart disease this morning, He was
formerly editor Of the Congregational
.sJouTRai, but more recently edited the
ChrfdidA Reporter, and at the time OF his
death was Treasurer Of the New Hamp-
shire Bible and Mission Society, Aged
20 wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28

A WASHINGTON dispatch says the opin.
ion gains ground daily in Administration
circles that there will be q peaceful solu.
ton Of the Russian question. 1t is very
certain that no warlike policy will be
nccdlcssly adopted by tho Administration
for the settlement oeths Alabama question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
Chicago Market.

FLouR-Qulet and Grmer. .,. .
GRAM-Wheat active and advanced lS0ac; at
81 O6lDI o. for cash, and 81 OSk seller December;
No. 9 spring Chicago this afternoon irregular at
81 Q8@I O8k, seller December COrn-No. 2
mixed closed easy at Csc; this afternoon un-
changed. Oats quiet and weak ut Xc lower;
closed at Axe for No. 2. Rye-NO. / quiet and
steady at Tic. Barlcy-spring No. dull; closed
at 79c,
CATF1E-Dull at 2H66KC.
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Baltimore Market.

NJ .--'I BALTfNORR, November 70.
CorroN-QuIet aud unchanged: mlddllng 16c.
FL0UR-QdIet and weak; supcrane Is O005 90;
oxtras SO O0Gt6 70; family $6 25GB7 80.
GRAIN-Wheat dull; white a. 81 TS0t g; good
to prime 81 405tl 90; prime choice red 81 $50
/ 10; faIr to good 81 8OD1 4b; common 81 160
/ 25; Ohio aud Indiana 81 SO1l IS. Corn firm;
Whito 8O182c; yellow 8ab8iC, Oats arm at $50
bic. KyG 70685c.
$95. Bacon scarce and Hrm; sides tic; clear rib
lsc; hams 2062lC.
TWHIRKY-p0O, NO.. I..' .IN| .a'
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The. The L Latest ! l3.< News, Ne
MISSOURI.
Mr.. Drake.ssAn Unfortunate safe
Z 'DepOsit..sMurderers Arrested.

VI D0pVuAS@SSAAA AANSASA9 .ll. q
|, b, ~ .a ,r ST. Louis, Nov! 80.
Ii The Republican dispatches from jet.
ferson City say nothing is known there Of
the reported resignation Of Senator Drake,
and that the rumor that Gov. MCClurg
would call an extra session bf tue iLegisla'
ture Is unioundCd.
It is stated that q gentleman, whose
name is withheld, had thirty thousand
dollars In greenbacks and other paper in
tho safe In the building that was burned
Yesterday, and as tho safe door was open
during the fire, II Is believed that all Is
lost. ...'
johnson Armstrong and ChGs. Jolly,
the butchers OF the Lapine family, near
Potosl, a few days ago, were captured oq
Wednesday, and are now in. jail at P9-
tosi, '.r.,a.' IL .n,u.. ydz, 2
P, F. Mackey, charged with having
committed murder near Frankfort, Ken.
lucky, was arrested hero yesterday, and
will be held until a reputation from Gov.
Stevenson arrives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28

THEY have tried d Democratic Mayor
in Boston with the usual result For the
seven years ending in 1868 the city debt,
under Republican rule, increased $474.
For the last two years, under Democratic
rule, the debt has increased $8,656,0OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28

THE Census gives Preston county q
population of 14,6al; Ncwburg has a
population Of G95; Portland, S75; King
wood, 24S; Rowlcsburg, 25s, and indie
pendencc, 1893. q r... ,a' l..se' T. z z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
Billiard Match at salnFranciscO.

There was a large audience at Platte
Hall tonight, to witness the Dion. Dcery
billiard match for $4,000. A number Of
ladies were present. The game stood, Dion
1900; Deery, 90T. Time Of game three
hours and forty minutes. aa'lH vi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
Gored 10 Death bY a Steer.

l1ti"l'' 'n"l ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 90.
Henry Kcyer was gored to death BY o
wild Texan steer yesterday afternoon,
while, the animal was being driven
through the streets MI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28
Phiilla,dolphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, November 90.

y" FHILADELFNlA' NUVULuUUE 80
CorroN-Good demand At full prices.
FLOUR-FIrm; extras $SD5 90; family spring
IS 1905 10: Ohio aud Indiana 50 0OD7 25.
GGRGIN-Wheat hrm; State red 81 3T6i SS; In.
diana 81 406l Al. Rye unchanged. Corn-Yel.
low S5890c. Oats unchanged; State and westerH
GRoCERIES-C Coffee arm; Rio 1O0i7kc. Sugar
better; Cnba 9a5bl0c. m
OlLs-PetIolenH, crude lS%c; reaued 9ac.
WHISRY-Firm at 9Ic.
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says that in giving plenary powers TO
Tiies he thought the principle Of revict.
ualliug Paris had already been conceded.
Different News from Paris--C Confident
and Well PfOvisioned. ( }
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WASHINGTON.
TIE CENSUS RRTURNB-DEFECTs OF THE
.i,0r LAW-NCoMPLRTR RETURNS.
... ... 'a ...a WAuur,,1ToN, Nov on

THE CENSUS RETURNs-DEFECTs OF TIE
i0 LAw-INCoMPLETE RETURNS.
t4 e .a WASHINGTON, Nov. 90.
Owing to detects in the law ior taking
the census, or neglect or fraud upon the
part Of some Assistant Marshals, the re-
turns from some States arc still incom-
pletc. ~ .i. D..
Gen. Walker has long doubted the ac-
Curacy OF former enumerations, especially
ia the South, and he Is now convinced
that very little dependence can be placed
in the returns Of 1850 and 1850 from these
parts of the country. The great need Of
travelling agents to oversee the work and
by their watchfulness incite Marshals and
their assistants to do their work faithfully.
MIuy very valuable statistics might also
have been gathered by such agents which
are now lost. The law, however, made
no provision for their appointment.
Wherever frauds have been discovered
new enumeratons have been made, and,
in several instances, those guilty Of max
ing false returns have been arrested. One
Assistant Marshal has just been caught In
Georgia and will probably be punish
cd for his crime A Marshal in Virginia
renorteCl more names than there were in
habitants In bis district but as the law
does moi REQUIRE the Marshal to copy his
own returns, intentional crime cannot be
proved against him. .;0
Gen. Walker has been surprised in
many instances to receive no returns from
certain subdivisions and, on inquiry, has
iound that Assistant Marshals TO whom
ire work was assigned, finding It not pro-
ftable as they had supposed, have neg
lected Il entirely, SO that when returns
from that section should be complete, the
work in these subdivisions has caused
m1cn Geiay; .,,,. all, ~ "a.
Yn tne Wnolo tnls census WIN " ond S"i
more complete t9en any PTeVlOus os, 1.I' anu
very lcW cases OF iFau" Wn' W ulU'ScoF- u'''fH
ereu. r.s ,is .a,i s.,imu.agll E.l u.
CUSTOM HOUSE AND U. 8. DEPOSITORY AT
BTFFALosEIzEDB BY THE U. s. MARSHAL.
Special Treasury agent, Leopold, writes
from Buffalo that on account Of supposed
irregularities in tho U. s. Custom House
and Depository at that place, he has TAX
en- charge ofthose Offices anu VIII at once
proceed to investigate tho BOOKS. one OF
tae Hreguaritles lles IN tle uAlance si.ee.
o. t me aepoSitoEy Wn!Cn paces ene SUN oS't y;
$SVO'VOO on the ctcalE ol Lle soVerIncIL nneL
WITHOUT s!anng that amount u on h!'uu' UlI4'
" ~ snoulu Oe' go
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Large Canadian Railroad Grant.

The Government ot Quebec has deci-
ded to grant three million acres land in
aid OF the company in constructing the
railway along the north shore Of tho St
Lawrence, connecting Quebec with Mont.
real and Ottawa,
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A Japanese Prince in Gotham.

49, = h, w New YORK, Nov. 20.
A Japanese Prince and suit Of ten Off
GERS arrived here to-day, and are now at
tho Metropolitan Hotal. ne !,ig ~.., itlI
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Prussia as a Mediator. .
! s' airFA2n LONDON, Noy. 81.

( GEL ""' ~ ~ LONDON, NoY-27.
Prussia has rendered her good offices as
mediator between Russia and the other
powers. The basis on which the propo.
sal is made has not yettranspired.
Reforms More. Needed than War;
,BELdlADE, November 81.
The THls I0aan, commenting on the
article in the journal dc S. P6terSJurg,
says the prosperity of of the Principalities
does not depend on tho relations Of the
Gar and the Sublime Porto, but on scri-
Gus inter- internal 9trHpEi4 REFORMS GyI gUd20l 70
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Seizure Of an American Vessel by thC
.-mL n. CaRadiRng. I-L-- /.
EAsTPoRT, Me

The schooner White Fawn, Of Glouces,
ter, was seized yesterday by the DomiH.
lou government cutter Water Lily and
taken to st. John, N, B, The crew ar.
rived here this morning.
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ASADT reporter wrote up dstyleihtlle
Sanctuary" fora Chicago paper.
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A DAILY newspaper at Rome, Georgia,
wants two apprentices regardless Of sex.
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A telegram varying from all other au,
thorities has just been given to the pub.
lie here, announcing tilat Paris Is still con,
tident, and that there is subsistence In the
city for two months and half, bread for
eight months, aud wine and brandy for q
year. The telegram says further that tho
French are erecting additional deGenses
ON all sides.
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GENERAL N EUROPEAN NEWS.
Grave Dissentions in the English
Cabinet.

~, NEW York, Novice.
A special London dispatch says It is
stated in the best informed circles that
there arc serious disSentlonsI between the
Queen md Cabinet. The scene In the
council yesterday surpassed In excitement
and antagOnistiC manifestations any other
meeting Of that body in modern times, or
even in the history Of the British Cabinet,
and rumors to-day in court and highest
political circles lorbOde considerable dtth-
Guilty among the governing classeSS.foa
Treaty Between Prussia and HeSSe
Darmstadt. 81,
f.8ffE BtRtN. Nov 20.
Thctreaty1ately conc luded bet8 cen the
North German Confederation and Hcsse
Darmstadt will be submitted to the North
German ParlIamentoR the 9th Of Decem-
ber. King William of Prussia has sent
an autograph letterto theKmg Of Bavaria:
Progress of the Deputation to Wait
on AOSta.
.siM- safa 40 FLORENCE, NOv.l20. ID
A volunteer deputAtion OF mobiles will
leave this city, to-day, 10 meet the Spanish
depllAti0nat Genoa, Monday. J 'Th6ilatter
are on their way here to tOotliCially inform
the government Of The election Of the
Duke of Aosta, rs King Of Spain. King
Victor Emanuel, has already received the
congratulation OF AustriA, and the Prus-
sim Government, on the election OF Aosta.
Soldiers OF the class Of 1848, arc to be dis.
missed on flrlough on the first Of the
month.
Sharp shocks Of on earthquake have,
recently occurred in Domanena. {
req" ,l,.a LoSppN, Nov. 90.
, The steamships Ohio and Deutschland,
have sailed from Grimsby, for Bremen.
The former from BaltimOre'und tho latter
from New York. Advices have just been
received in the city Ofa dreadful railroad
accident to the H0lyhCad express, on the
London and Northwestern road, No de-.
tails, ~ VI aah .a.g ~. ,.o., ~.
nv hr.amo LNERPOOL, Nov. 20.
The ship Magnet, from Quebec, capsiz.
cd in the Mersey, to-day. Loss heavy.
.H.F.. = - - - Il H
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Russia and England.

r.-o arm N. LONDON NQy. 81 ,,
Specialize AsIsrald. !5T'pft hGE,
The Times says the adjournment Of the
Cabinet WIS In consideration OF Russia's
reply to the note from the British govern
ment, and, which reply is evidence that
Russia is not, prepared 10 abide uncquiyo-
calIy by her original circular or to take
action. Prince GortsGlllkOG, docs not
wish war, but is averse to the withdrawal
Of iln nirnmlnr
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Financial and Commercial.
new YORK Money ana stock Market.
NEW YoRK, November 20.

GoLD-Very dull al day; opened at NIX; closed
at IIlX. Loans 104 per cent carrying; 1@6
pei cent borrowing. Cearances about $iO 0oo, 900.
STSHifTd SSIIMsiSy n 5T bill. 1Oo