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Train.

Gfcrve Francis Train vi. in high feather
recert,v 1t Na-eeil!es. Ou the 5:h OF No-eEa-
Ler. Gu,irg the continuaneea Of tho revolE-
s;crsry disturbances. caused by the "HE1s :"
cf that c;t-, t,n.ier Geu7ral C:rsere:. largo
bt;av Of National Gutrds. who were engaged
in preserving the rewe. marched past t5e
Grand Hotel. 1t which George lodged. What
occurred is thus Esrr1ted by correspondent
OF the Manchester Guardian
On the balcony facing the Cannebiere be h1d
r1ised two eroruors tasgs, one being the tr!-
color 4nl The other the stars and stripes. i
large force Of National Guards were fling
IoWu tie etIec. Oh tleir way to tha Prefecture.
AZ soon ss the drums we're heard ont came
| the American citizens, accompanied ty Geper.
al Clu.eret, each with little t1i-colo1ea 1.s
| in the hand. No eocner, however, WAS Clase-
| ret sriet b: The troops th.n EEoans and hls5et
| we're poured ont against hin; come OF tn
| men ehaok tttir ifacs at hin and shouted
"a Jcs C;bserr." Oth1rs .efused II
march past the window ~ 1ort
az be remained there. AID lie VII
| It last Obliged to retire from the balcony. Ru
the ero.ns and hi.se= still continued aud slr
Gterre Francis Trsin sprans wildly from on
little tn i-cclor and striking his heArt With ii
He WAS shouting the whole time, bat tbs Up
roar among the National Guard Ta5 50 grca
;tst Eetli1g eou.d te nads out except tn
| psrteraiEe. AZ tie Eur{ OF TIE troops ,E1e'
mo.e intense Mr. Train seized both ends G
tie two large dasa aud wound them atoun
BIZ neck till he looked Is though be WAS soin
to commit suitile.
, 1870-11-29
INDIANA.
strike OF VorEmcn a freight
ltlucHndc-DrNth 1f James fslakc
Murder OF ur Old flsan ncnr .Nnd.
kutlr0nd lteu-t1ortstAry.

STRIKE oil W0rGNtrH - II Freight
RslocHndc-Drntt, Of James lslakc
Murder OF mn Old .lnn ncnr Nnd.
i>on-IknIlrond lteul-rlortssnry.
1,c,es Of Stiker 4 Dayis, r:cprie:ess Of The
Western A1ch!Ec Works. Of this c:i5. stuck. tata
morning. on accenut of rrorased tc':uctlIa Of
wages; The strikers belong to ne Mash!nists
1ttyps Lave acct r'ctt thc 3cdacinn, anh are SILL
R3 Metk. stEket Davis declare tnsir intention
to 1un nght-la.s1,d rather than rccede from their
Two h,ttr girls, au,l ycass Oil. daughters Of
john Rhodes u this Ctr, strA! ed from ho1e yes
tssda; MIns sine whsh nae 'S ses T., hsse sSes6 no;
The SincCnA, lsa!seaa HislGc Gsce tae tiSt1 near
1nesr tGme, AID arr drowned.
,tee, 10 iur1tsn Il tausrtatinn for the freight pass
tpE through. a perfect bockade exists:
Of ianies Blake, wi.Ica occuI1ct on Saturday
uo4ntt +. In rho eias year or his age. 4 oe-itaE
o1 Tho citizens. held this morning 70 take action
m hts .7tn,h, was largely attended The Mayor
has issued q proclamation, recognizing It as
public calamity, aud recommending the closing
Of lusiLe.s houses during the AFTERNOON. Iat
ceurts adjourned ont Of respect 70 h!s memory
from the Third Presbyterian fhprca- sot +: nil
be undoubtedly the LARGEST couc0utse ever 1efcrt
ip tne Tni:ed 4 s:a:es Coust, ,hss morning. Juast
I rruEmcud rrrs,dine, II WIS decided, IN the cas-
| Of charles L. Bell ys. The New Al,-ny Sileu
Isal1Ioa', that at proceedings ht7ttofort had
al! rcnr,s nny here except ii the Federal enu..s
urs null arh void. Tte prayer of The nstsaone
| Is therefore r1auted. antl Ttct1rct VII! he or
,C:Etct to take charge nf tho g0aj, lts a1ars heD
| slPt med IN q condition TO warrant that acton.
An old and respected cistzen Of salnnda Io~n
ship. few mites fscn Mas.s:u, Ind, vas t.nn
reen murdered On fs.cay. Ho vas bachelor
living a.one- The object Of the mur1cr is sur
| rcst i to he money. N1u- +. Fleming is suspect
I'd ot the oerts. Fleming was seen lear,aR III
ptIehtorhco.l, riding marc. naA wearing A
nyc11eat txoretf 8 10 the Murdered MAD. 4 !are
| reward il offered for the aTFent =
Fleming. The Madison Courier gives The II
loving inscription Of F.em!rR: lie IL about
or aas years VI aGe, i've feet seren inchr* htc
tixh; Aa1T, L1tlr cycs, ami epstc3l quick.
, 1870-11-29

Political Excitement Mt NontEoHc-
T-Thc Old Governor ftsu 1fsna.
uscr..lkciuAr to Give up Thclx Vi'
ficcS.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. e7.-The city II full OF e1-
element, and the wheelA OF the ttatt Govern
Inent Rrc entirely Booked. Smith .1d Bingham
Etsll claim to b. Governor Aad Treasurer. respec-
ttvely, and each retain possession Of ther oclces
Smith has notztced q Eunbcr OF troors tson :ne
commanding o11eer tere. and they arc rossed ln
front Of the entrance TO tho Executive rooles aud
T1rr surf r. otlcc. The Senate met aad~tmne'li'
atc,y adjourned. The uOE.e passed The i1I1oh7as
resolution:
Ee.c7rtd. the Srrase ec.er.ripr. That committee
ri fl1 conaieitDx of thrr tEn the Senatc and fa!rt
iretn The House. b arroaatr3 10 atc-ttstu- ~ithou
delay, xhe+e sPgsa9ien eS whose e;ass: =: !:
I'LL Carst.L md that he Gsner.i At:esabts ds-s
n,ittce bc rrsesvrd sad set,13 rpat- Un Iwo Aerut
Ii nr4 voted 1t r2nrt thssFe&ofutlon.
1dts opposed TO Governor Smiths rraces,ilu S
viii be held Tonight, md will be sddfessed 3
many SPEAKERS WHO supported Governor Smith
UAt late election.
, 1870-11-29

CANTON, H., Sov: Sd. Mscts.Y2t slsaaS, =, T.
nre as .;5Q 4. N, yeste3,say. II WAS totally de-
ttso5e.l. The engine house Ess tssed; being
il detached ou.ldlae: The E3se Depart
E1eus succeeded In saving AL tue ms
chtnery. The Gre Is supposed to hive
og,clrited through rowties who Eers rla!1ng
cards in the building. Lnss, about st1.cV E:oI.
dis snee out Of the do.
NEw YoRx. Nor. 4&-Tne extensive cafttaEe
factory Of G. b. Mil / Sons, t*estT snncs aoote
With mort Of IL coo:e.ts Loss, over 10000.
luccudIary. .. ..
F1T5sBT R5H. Eav. eS.-An exploiting stui II rs
oil refinery OF W Wolmses. Myes9 L 60, OF tnis
ctr, this evening burned 20 barrels o. cl1de oli
AlEo, tte ln1htt JAftis OF James l. htoNa 4 IL rs
DAVID Hail. zdtotniuE. Loss 10 the Fencefs, ss,eo
| 60 Insurance, Lumber, <i,oeo.
, 1870-11-29
MARRIED,

sHAT-REYS0LDs-1n this citt. %ov. X hy Rsy-
J. ii. r. yl;.s. Janes z. shaw, et Clieaso, Ana Miss
Arns Hr!relal. Of Albany. =. 7.
EDw DwARnsIRr1SG-At Etsrk Street Methodist
Churrh, br Rev. VI. d. Daniels. III, r. Edwards md
Nlae Ma1y F. IFviLE.
CAREY-WATSpS-Att the perxy Srsinfs Entel
Pikr County, H.. On the el,h i1tt. bt Kev. j. u.
smith d. a. d. Carer and Miss E.a:uA EAt.on-
NcAR0Y-DR1SKFR-AtC ClHtaa- p. Sex, 9s hs
xc and Miss Caroline psnktr. danehter of The lat
He1ry ". urinles. Etq- Of Clifton, Lnrctoe County
Prnn.
cnLr-CHAPMAS-oa the ss.a ias:sat, by Re-
hn ceilE,r y The 5rtdsnee 81 n ez Hssfps'
and Msse 5r1nIe n. Cazprasn. Of this etsy.
nlcE-As the Ie.:6teeMe M q e.; J. T.
W.lisE, On sas ~ ie.ttsot nan eo'oe'1es All
! - Hriioses Falls, vs.. papcn pltasc cory.
, 1870-11-29
THE CITY II BRIEF.


Dfnlh OF Jason f1rA 6f&s
At hali-past II yesterday morning, jason NC
Cord, one Of the early merchants OF cm-aeo,
died 1T the fremont HorEe- His disetse was H.
fec,ion Of The HdneTs, and wRs OF long st4nd1ns'
ard the Immediate canse ct his death Sas acaaos'
ftage Of the kidneys.
Ar. Mccotd Was born in Goshen, Orange LOUD
II, \. T., and would have been & yea1s Of aSr 70
| dsy. II he had lived, He came Wcst At ~ EARL
day, 1851, ard commenced TIC dry goods busfoes.
in thia cit., on Lake atscer, In the sane {ss as
CoYd. In lsss or ISL the dlm dissolved, and r.
| ttYed from mercantile pursuits, and Nj; AsE5I,
invested IN inside real essafs- When me teoea
lion broke cut, Nr. AeCotd TOOK a Efe4 tatsiss
| IN ~ tuccess Of tte Federal asZns, and devote
la.Er suns to assisting yauuK meu who desire
el t.stng the se1sice, Including nepneT, IN Hae.
&C tcok ETA tcscztte. l1S cSs@sa L caauAs<
, 1870-11-29
MISSOURI,
1so,troad Completed to Nco<ho-Mob
Violence nj potoAf.

ST. 1arts. Scy. ss.-Thc !stlanslc nnd Pacific
Ral!ruud ts completed 10 ScoSho. Newton
Couuf.. In tic extreme sou'hwes crn rsfs Q: Inc
STATE Ind wilt fe 0rcued fcftrafc the ia.:et part
nI this week. Seyshn is 81, miles from St LOUIS.
Thr 1na., i, IN tIue condition, aul VIII b. pushed
ray'tiy on l1to the Indian Tetr1'ory an" asfoss
liz flatns.
Tie Reprlfinan l.as specia. from P0sosi, stat~
Ing that great sNclttintnt Ia! existed there since
lie arrival If John Armstrong AMI Ca4rles JOLLY
who mn,tcreI the Infice family. IN tha: vicinity.
sonic days ngo- Threats OF ltnchinE were male.
nJ.l Sheriff Breckenridge stationed posse O!
twenty.nse men. armed with dpuhle-hasrtltst
EunE, at the Curt ltoust, a lew steps from tho
jail, Hne1e the prisoners were confined, determine
I'd to suppress auy attempts which mtcht he male
In tia: direction About O'clock Sunday morning
k0ue forts tnen appeared at tho latt and demAud-
cd the prisoners. The Sheriff replied that ac
shcnd protect the prisoners Against y7olcoce, and
| ordcrr.i The crowd 70 dspefse, which not beiun
| otryei, yol!ey Vas f1red oycr thc!r heai Scr.
erai shots were then nred By the moh, without et.
| feet This Dirt was returned by the posse, Rnt
| cuc Of the mob killed. The c9owdthen dispersed
! The SseriH has strengthened bis force and II
| further effort ut violence has bern Nnate-
John Armstrong and Charles Jolly. the aileeet
/ m1:.lcrtfs 0! the Iaplnc family, uear Fos1tt. !:
this state, eomc ds Is aga, were hronEhF here IL
ar fer safe-keeplng aga:rs: the ln1us:atea
| of Washington County, who we're attempting
| lynch them yssiert AZ morning. --
, 1870-11-29

Cosmopolitan Razanr-
The ladies Of vt. Johns Episcopal thnrca OPEL
and vii cop,;Ens II dr,tne he week, IN eonnce-
tto1 with dinners. which Ttll be g!yen eacn aa!,
commencing to-day, from Il 70 soe!ecK. lae
different nat.onaItics are represented n sSs ~
salt hes, aoi on the platform the GIpsy camp aan
1nci.n .tswara are attractive fsatuse t.,s ~:
at lew pfees, and iii wishing 70 suppl.
themselves fol th- coming HOLIDAYS. should no.
Ial. to siya the ladies' call. Amon= osaes sm1k3 r.
Bszs.r proceeds, Is due gntd-nesded caneso oe
given to the most popular Of the Erts:oPsl eeIny
men, also cane 10 the most popular Ees1! 1!mal
ropn AZ la5Ean. Ne sag 10 al. 80 and See 10
, 1870-11-29

Special p-tr,teh to the CheNso Tribune.
FORT NAYSK, It'd, Nor. .s.-Oa s1:nrtay
evening, tie 1ndge charged the Jury IN the Elaf1-
ten murder irtai. and, after about three hoa1a
consideration. tacT returned TeTdic: OF R1!ity.
nnh sentenced him 10 twelve year, tmp!1s ~
u1epr, The counsel Tor the dtIence Nlatlr u E"-
ttot for new tI,at. antl t-.lay has been talro up
IN a.cumeit OF the same, the Judge feaesHl~E hls
decision unttt so-noEruw.
The Cororer's Jury eonc,E!al the examination
Of wtnt sses In tht case OF the tnsu Ge:afHu WHO
WAS fuun.l 10 an ueens:l,fe co2dttlon near ftre-
acr;tierial ,1sa,h. II wa- shown that he had
fa.lt n oSer the river eutaokut2:, uId fecttEed
fatal !ntut1.S thefSf<.
, 1870-11-29
Fnmtty in Tfoubtc.

Celia u{1,er visited friend, Hrs. 7. j. Life At
htY nousr. No, III Illinois street. on SATURDAY
niebt, ard, stier her departure, An4 l. missed
htf ro<ittboek. containing ~, xts:e.11S ~ a
sau yis,t,t MIS- uilers residence, No. 1s7 North
Water street, and She confessed tnas sne had
taken the money, and care etm tss aud
.cme .aines xh'ch sac ~ naa r,,.sa, nn,.
several doEa.s, and the detective to1! her saf
Ynu., co - the s.aunn With her dsnrnter. Wnec
hlvut 10 leave the house, the husband sppcated
bis dasT, 80 he, too, VAS lcckel up. The family
viii hsxe 4 heas,rg at the Sct:h SIDE Police cou,1
ibis IunstiuE.
, 1870-11-29
nu1sfmorn 1tema.

BALTIMORE, Not. sS-YesteIdar the corner
stone Of The St Francois School And Orphan As!l-
u1, for co1ored girls, was laid win tmpss!a3 cese
nontes. Archbishop Spalh!ng otnciAted, tea
thousand persons being present Tao ssnoot Wes
founded IN 1873, and ms always been IN charge
OF cofcrtd women.
The steamer Fiorids, seized By the government
| M the ground CT hetng intended for Cuban e3-
rcd!tlop, has not yet been released. bur her osn-
cts have offered "a dlEchsrKe her cargo ~ s9me
port remo:r from Guot tos the purpose OIL aaS:naa
her TetttAtd.
, 1870-11-29
Ir3,II,Dutis Church I:attr,


Tho ladies' OF Pi*M.Ath CntsrcE2ttn7al Church
str t,s. Lew ttscrty rtr1tsst IT sittr rtrrara-
tlcnn ier rrs! tafr nj lck Is to cpen this vyra-
,or, anu ct.titiN nil The wtes. They hare taken
pr y s$ion II &he entire basement Ut the church,
ard are bnsIy e-raze.. IN hitting /: up aai IRE.
t,s.nr Il far tho yat5Ous departments, OF which
t:rsc VII fe twru1y-tonr. embracing so.ac es-
Isesl'y nusel aid attractive fca:u.cs- frntutaent
e1uoisR thtte VIII hr the art gallery. which Will
cousaln the gems Of se.etal private co:'tcstona
'sser ttf ~ txhaitel In ru'.1lc; tie dramatic
,lrraIIn en, which nccup!rs tocM hy Itself, Win
s;-re appointments complete, an.i which Fili 1e
H. voted 10 pays. taa!t Ga1, md, last. laby sa''
lie r.Et shneLt room: tzncs booth :c'l!!a:en'l
ecthi1 :: Tit. nnl d'epa1tlccu;: the telegraph nod
strres> Int :: Jacobs well: the country store;
lie variety s'e:e: ttc rrwsr and fiuts d4pa Tnent
l,.a ks At,ts stationery; confectionery: the ln1s
.f:lte: fo1sunc q r tic Gallery fos the alsrlas
ot rhtit erarhs; the Eraat-laE. AMI rHHcr'us
cthtr features * hmm C CHURCH fa!fs. AZ cxtr
r. ei1tas laa!nrt: nf This fair viii he :hH fact tia
ih. p;Nts ct aItic:c* OIL sale Will he Ee ht2he
than lhcsc at the 1css Sur. that 40 cne rrc'
ful nrt1rt c6sive OF tttug tled. y daily lancf
- he csilrd the Plymouth Ed-adr, Will b. phftshc'
tnrtnc the fats. the circulation reaching atto:a
3ps4a cers rsr Gay. Elaborate preparations art
I: al In! for fRiT, tic Esc tf whi"a mas not bect
Eirtn n II lie city, and present rroG:.sa promises
| grand kncccss.
, 1870-11-29
Fatal Collision on tho I.ouEsv1ftc.
CINCINNATI, 4 Lexington Nn11~

road. ...-.
LOUISVILLE. Sov, es.-petweeu ana = o'c:oek
this evening, at Il roict TWO mites beyo1d L.
rfsprr. Ky, on the old hne Louisville. Cinc:n. :
ra.l Lexington Railroad. regular 1feiGnt
ram tou.d WcSt, wss -an Ito ~ Al cA1a
fseteht, Cntng In the same d!rcctioa- The euEi-
reeI, James Cavens, and fireman. sam. noaset
were Instantly Killed. i number OF dSose1s ac-
ccrcra1y1DE the stock we.c batss Wouodea: re-
rnrts .aT Ten o! them we:t wo1na~.!- o1!E me
ra1ue at Wood Is koowu. The loss oi STOCK y nos
Known. The particulars IS 70 the cause ol Ine
l;{fastsf an; estimate Of damage have not been
receiye.f Rerort is Just reeeiveef. = n; ss;n.
Ssyins the wounded s1e well cared los ~ rs e
house Of B.ozdus Fisher, near the Htee1.ta ~
The physicians Of Lagrange naSe sooe ~ e'ee1'o
them.
, 1870-11-29

SM>rcux,on OF n cincinnati NhtsAcY
Firm
trSclSSAT1. Nov. os.- 11onhcimeT Nrotacrs,
whisky manufacturers AMI dea!trs, sH~re1t1etl
r:r:gcn. today. Liabilities es;u:l:. 4; si;r''N.
As.tH 3t:n, ,e.h. lE"r :-k III ratcLs.ur, AMI
rh1rk they can ray shcav debts
, 1870-11-29

A8 Ntqf0anEt0 s*Ep"Q #ek"s
Mrs. MARI Deus, who lives VIII htr nasoaao
q; . S0,,h Natle! st.ee!, has tEale application
fer ctvr!ce Mr. D.tn+ objects to Il. asls, a. e.s
wife vcnld not ccnsert 10 wt'hd:aw u, ne a..
saui1ed her last night With an axe. with yteE ..
puIctuIes In her head. his dtyefuseuehs
xas tuteffeYed With. and he VA
lotgrh in the Huron street station,
lie should get 4 change Of venue to the Ataof5
Court, and ave Justice Bauyon adjudlcate b.
rae. for BarJou alwars discharges husband.
xho !eGplse N such 4 pleasant aud Intellectual
r1A4&F1A
, 1870-11-29
MICHIGAN.

Vote on tho Constitutional .An1cnd-
nrnt 10 Strike out the Word
u sWbI&c:,-Eemulc Suffrage Con-
ycnslous.:
Spetl.t Dcspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Nov. es--Retufns from dffy-oot
counties leave The majority n fayot Of striking
out the word "whiie,~ wherever 1t occurs in the
State Constitution, about lice. Eleven couE.
r1ot.a,.. that ihe5 wil overcome This atnEma'
i've result.
The most CT the Eo.at'es at the Female Suffrage
CONT utiou. which Eeets here to-nolroW, are o.
The G1rnnd Tonight. The convention viii et
opened 81 10 4. m. to-norfow With an address b
Nts. n. 4. Hs1.ctt, the President, The morning
10 discussion Of the platform. aud the evening
a public meettnP. at which the main address VII
ke d,i,,tte.l h. NIs. Buzleigh. Ct BIooa1yu-
, 1870-11-29

Me:eoro1otcal record for November Is, lss0, as
1elostel tyi J. q. LsngSnth, Js., opassn, u
Raudol2h Street, correspondent Of the smnasoa
isu Institute, The sua! letters a:e ne ,1s !.
far the Hp1tfs, HyeettnN,~ - gtntie. nfns
.sm!,- mpiss atmosphere" 'zs.n, and
, 1870-11-29
The Great Radical Republican
Newspaper Of The West
IT'S PLATFORM.
REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REFGRM,
OPPOSITION TO E0H0EP1!liiE55.

THE CHICAGO EAIYCEX enters uTo1 80 tTSfE;T-
srcrth year CT It's existence Strongly tAa- ev': =
the confidence aE.l attachment 1T the Pa'?!'.
Ytci.:a1 70 10 ore IN its devotion to the pEc2es
Of the Republican parry, 1t recognizes tue fact
that those principles have achieved their con a.sta
and enturt-g trtnEr1. Slavery being deal. re-
ceEs:suc:lu1 Effected. AND .he s!Gat Of s1G1aga
made uulyc.ssi. new questions Will shortly arse.
demanding pshAc ssrenuon: aEa. whether parties
are yeo.gsnizet or Ecr the Issues Of the past VII
give pare - :se Is:E+s OF .tr c:ese1t ac tse fu-
turc. It s rser.r. tkc:eterr, mat Tux Cr1cAdo
TRIsrSx snoald s:e-ne! IA g.>s::trn o. sne=c 1ts-
TINS which afe tae Ee1t to cone bstoZe tbs
people.
TIE Tas1rsz Is Il .avo- :, : ta-ls :ey.es, t.,
the scss ezd express 5,;rTose Of .atsins revenue
for the EoyeEnmen:- I. ac'is tfst every n,aa has
ths right to his owa easr!2r.. Ant TIA: dill laws
Ht!ci seek to deprive hin Ct d po.:,a CT TIE
fruits OF his later. fer tho beet OF asy a:hc- pcs.
sca or clas:, arc lrtrtase-12u.s EccE E:a les::T.
anu are akla to slavery and rtse:y III tAstr eiss-
:a:ior=.
It Is in favnr q = tsaso7c, re:,.E. u tfe
civit service It the goyerN1ea1. he!!ry:ss :s<t
sh.: present system # Fr:s-si a?2'sr'-'r:,'- :s
prcducf!se Of WASTE, cosru7:nz. and .e:co-a';zl-
:trH 10 fstkh:tu. extent, 1T! that Z q rag. III
re:ng eoLvrv,td TIT, q rsehuc 10 t.ea: lie ress-
| pie Mt ni their vots..-
It's IN favor Of 1tsu.!. 20 4rec!~ p1r..e.ts Ey
The retirement Of re c1ecaaae&-, asui .h. =S;.-
tr:ier ot S2tioIa, Ea2S rl:cs, urI:cr Tie cftra-
| ton Of \ f:cc harlinE iaw.
III IN lsver ct aiRrftesi, inst, nEft r. acr:nl
| foreign policy. Wife !csfss!r. ufsa. IL cc.
rtetts as raren, It WILL oppose every psrj''. fot
r'acstog the cou1::5 i1:e b foreign 1a1 y pro.
| mote Partisan ends
Finally, TUE TRip-EK Is opposed II s!l s7".!a
i1te:rsts which n,e aatign1sE!e 10 TIT s*3:.:' II
teiesl l. IL tie DECLARED enemy II rIiir''p ttt
| s1,! tax thIcyes tr :aeisasl and S:l.s '!:as- Il
l. proud ts ratEsa4n she pos!!tcr. s.Fc. :; raj
| ever t..d, ~ the tuAnF7eS or II: F1s::L:
, 1870-11-29

Transfer OF tho st. Fara and Pncitlc
FsntlruNd 10 the Northern Fnciftc-

FsntIrond 10 the Northern fnciftc.
81. rAr1, Miap.. Nos. = .-The. report publish.
cd some days since 10 the Neg YORK 1r,b"nt o.
the hsnds OF tho Northern Pacific Company. u
ccptfrned Is the arrival in ST. Faul Of Me1s1t;
ssccEno.deis ii the former concern, who arr here
ur.1n lnstness re1aiiug TO the sa1e. The old CON-
nanT ar to rntsh their main line TO Brecken.
hr1dpf on Red River. before the transfer Is fully
cnrsMmmsted. This purchase Etvea the Northern
| racine two lines running 70 St Faul, coauccune
II iii al,ont sfal Hlils.S QI road.
, 1870-11-29
TIE BLACK SEA CONTROVERSY.


eokFkAEScE 10 MEET IN JANUARY.
InxroS, Nor. 2s.-The 7imss contains q ST.
1,c.cfsburr despatch Of more racinc fcnc, aud
1.o.rs partial return Of commercial scuTlty. No
collision between Russia and EcE!ana Is now
r.pbat,e. 1t has been definitely settled that
meeting Of powers interested In the treaty OF
1s;C shall take place In England In JAhla1I.
The Times hopes the answer to Prince Getss-
chskcu VII be nrm and conclliatory-
PROTEST
from tbf Ita.!an Government vas sent to 81
Petersburg On ss;scrdaJ last
A PxAcEfrL s3Ir 11oS.
NEW YoEK. Nor. ea-A London specia1 sAgs INC
English Cabinet has decided that couGsesa ~
nstions eau settle all differ FENCES of opinion oe-
tween 1tussia and England, and fhAt no reason
whatever exists for trouble between inc t"o IL
1innk
rkssA.11rE. ria DER11s IND LONDON, Nov. es-
q setuc11:ut nj tho Hack Sea question may DC
Hoped fos On the hahs Of u conference and 1ne
Withdrawal ot the Russian note. After Couscan-
uaop'e and -. re:esAburg had bccn Telected Is
TIC Feat OF the proposed conference, London Was
nEseed upon. Inssaa Is entirely rlacable-
LGSnos. >os' ea-1he Queen continues 1csa-
Trtcly opposed 10 war.
Earl Granville demands the presence OF France
tai anr conference On the Eastern question. II
this bc Insisted On no conference can be held
until peace Is declared between France and
Prussia.
BRITISH GARNET MEETING.
New York, Nor. 2s.-The Nfto.r+ Londoa cor.
respondent ie!egraphs: Tie Cabinet, ntteR N In
harmonious aesefon, to-das, broke mp ass,a, viii
a decision to meet On Wednesday,. Gortscha1oni
1ts. bamh has Great cd terrible alarm, and ,h
Cabinet at least, feels dis1uclined TO ansxcs g
speedily A. Granville replied 10 The nrst pots
The last 1,usslau letter Is strictly withheld srot
the public, the Ministers being ANXIOUS 10 hss
1Aclr reply appear At the same tsnc.
"A Tumor Is now prevailing taat Low
.-Dncht=and Cardwell will 50 Of
al tic Cabinet. They 1ctusc 10 make WAT At at
mice. vhtte Granville iuststs that Russia Ouss
xoxnpe]lcd to Withdraw her letter. before even
Congress can be aksented 10 By England. II
said that the Council tomorrow will bc pfesid
over ny the Queen. A formal meeting Will lc he
FOR business, and will have no connection With
Russtan aGairs. PrussiA's rap'J IL nefvouslg a
snx1ons!y awaited. Ruunors OF Pfussias WILL
ness to submit to congress arc bellered to
E1oaldicsa.
E1sKARK 10 6oKTfcHAKoFF.
, 1870-11-29
THE WEST.


l,ou Mlltxtnnlen Held to Hnt1.
SALT LIKE, Z. r., Nor. qs.-The Government
important mining districts, neretoIoforc con.i.l-
ere1l In Nevada, In Ttsn, among which arc the
Tioche, Shnshoue and Smoky Valley. These
nfaces rive Democratic ma}otttles. 1toche a3"ut
raye 1856 for Kendall over Fitch. for Congress.
Tbts wilt p1obahlE return Fitch 10 CouRrets, but
the Dtntc.nts still elect most Of their ticket.
ovsUA. Noy. ss,-The parueb In salt Lake GIFT
charged With drilling contrary to the 9overnor .
nr.eismatIpu have been held IN bonds OF from
t. Ono 10 rs on, 10 axAlt tie assembling of the
nxYcd ii theft residences
, 1870-11-29

fe:,tla from AN Overdose of Clloro-
fpYnts
c,sc,sxl71, Ncr es-Dr. nnnhan, au old and
rrrtfal h physician Of Camden, o., t!cd sud
.let: his morning, from. taking dose OF ehloro-
IL ri: ,. E.te'aSr hlyinE taken It IL TIC hight
, 1870-11-29

E1EKARE 70 0oK1FtHAK6FF.
A correspondent I, Vienna, 2stn, saTa there aza
, 1870-11-29
1slgtAbuFHh OIL Market.

T1SIsBCR0u, Nor 9a-Crude petroleum active
| aud higher for seller November: future neglect
ed: salss go 6s,s se!lsr November st 9,e: go
uayy to Iuue, DC, Refined dutl. quiet aud poul-
nsl: spot or stl1cr November, s3s; seller Decem-
| her, 23Ac: eeutt January 10 June, f34c.
, 1870-11-29

1t il stated 10 dir1orttie circles that ne ;GoE
e Sr.,n ~ An independent Sute. Their gessnona
bsSe heen oaiy nanflctal Tnts fact has Led 70
much speculauon with regard 70 the acton o. tne T.!
Co!oirDa Government concerning .ae Su1.a ~
! sfr1Eon5 we're maize 10 the Colomotaa fon2ress
, 1870-11-29
SPAIN.

MArltp. Nov es--1sIe Counts af Chcstc anu
t.lcrge hare accepted the sos ctnienI amnesty.
The gny. r.tsenl have swt:n fidelity N the con-
s'1u,s,n, .stt bern ru.t2r. 10 their Captain Geu-
c1.1sE!n
, 1870-11-29

I1ecMrtuFc OF mn American Easncf.
1rnn hy q British &sunboat.
CuARloT7EToNN, Prince EDWARDS Island, NOV.
es-Thc schooner Clara F. Friend, ot Gloucester,
captured ~ the Dtittah steamer PloSe1, Sone
NeeAs $50. KaA rescued from the provincial au-
tno1Hiea On The 2fth. TN The 18th the F1oref re-
captured her, hdd the Captain and four others
ate CON held prisoner
, 1870-11-29
RoUMANIl

Ercr1YEsI, Nor. as---Thc EouMauiaa Chaul-
,rrs orr: ell Yesterday. Prince Charles rrfcETed
to the satisfactory relations with Tutk'y, and
tho adjustment OF consu11r Jurisdiction.