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New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23


Henry Eistetter, John Schureman.
EXERCISES.
Song-Hail Columbia.
Work and Play-Henry Stevens.
Kitty and MOusie-Eugene Valle.
The Little Speaker-Faustin Bellen-
court.
Cheer Up-Edgar Smith
American Boy, or Aspirations
Croker.
Too Late for School-Numa Juzen.
How to Tell Bad News-H. Pfueger and
Fl. Eisteller.
The Idle Boy-John Feeder
Home-John 7. Mckay and Willis
Foster.
Swiss Ballad Singer-George Hawthorne.
French Piece-Edward Rodriguez.
Impeachment of Hastings-James Blan-
chard.
Landlord and Irishman-Jack Hays and
Elmer Foster
Rival Speakers-Marcotte and Williams
Parody on Casabianca-George Cazellar.
Rienzi's Address-Arthur Fielder.
Inchcape ROck-Henry Simon.
Bernardo del Carpio-James B. Clout.
man.
Rocks of MY Country-Charles Bowling.
The WOuld-be School Teacher-Carroll
and Cloutman.
Burial of Sir John Moore-Edward
Rodriguez.
Fuss at Fires-Harry Blum.
Midnight Murder-Alexander LYLE.
War of the League-Gerald Sitges.
Battle of Waterloo-Thomas Lewis.
Lord Byron to the Greeks-St. Clair
Chisholm.
Lessons in Politeness-Blum, Perez and
Blum.
The Fractions Man Quayle and Gael
lar.
Patriotic Address-Albert Sinclair.
Brutus to the Romans-Frank Lawrence
SeminOles Defance-Ernest Edmunds.
Execution of Montrose-Tom Lewis.
Leap for Life-Emile Munich
Address to the Survivors of Bunker
Hill-St. Clair Chisholm.
Start Fair-Miller, Daunoy, Trinidad
and Moulin
The Villere.
The exhibition at this school passed away
pleasantly, and the teachers as well as
parents were gratifed at the success of the
children.
Pupils
Miss NJ Devonshre principal. .................. 35
Miss K. I. Beven. third assistant .............. 20
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PROGRAMME.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
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New Orleans Republican., 1871-06-23
NEW YORK.

Tea, Coffee and Sugar Board Of Trade
Board to License Druggists md Drug
Clerks-The Yacht Race-T1dal Wave
Ahead-Arrivals- Specie Shipments
Failures of Rock Island Operators
Governments Dull SOutherns Neg
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At a Republican gathering in Montgomery,
Ala, Monday night, the anvil used as can
non exploded, killing two men and mortally
wounding two or three. Several others were
badly injured.
A Calcutta dispatch states that the ASSASSIN
of the late Lord Chief Justice has been hang
ed, and his body burned by number OF the
natives of the lowest class.
The Sheriff and four citizens OF Columbus,
Miss, have been arrested for violating the en-
forcement act. -T7f f-
The trial of the famous Tichboine case has
been resumed. va ffaitt -fl ...
Baron Gauldee Boilleau, recently French
plenipoteutiary at Lima, has been transferred
to Washington.
Maurice Daley WOO the game Of billiards
Monday night, beating Henry Il Hines OF Chi-
caeo, 500 to 1893. 1t was the three ball carom
game for stake of $1,000. ,
The railroad depot at Higley's store, at Cal
houn, Ohio, was burned yesterday. Loss $40,
000 N. a.t
j. Welcome & Co S carriage shop and some
other buildings, in Concord, n. H., were burn
ed yesterday morning Loss $4,000. a 56
G. X. Ransom, recently National Bank Elk
amuer, was chosen President OF the North
National Bank, Boston.
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superior Court.

INAUGURATION OF JUDGE LANE.
TUEsDAY-The November term of the Superior
Court for the trial OF civil commenced Thu
morning. Prayer was offered by the Rev. d. IL
Hannaburg, after which Judge Goddard the retiring
Jurtce read lengthy review of the Superior Court
since lis foundation. He referred briefly to the
causes hch lei the Cumberland Bar to draft act
for the establishment OF Court In this county,
and then proceeded to sum up the business which
had been transacted by it since its formation. By it
the number OF in the Supreme Court has been,
reduced from 1000 to about 500. BY its aid tigants
have been able always TO have speedy trial, and
while before its establishment parties we're COM
PEELED to wait years before their could be heard
they can now have speedy justice. .t5t
Judge Goddard said that criminal jurisdiction had
been conferred upon the Court in a when crime
was unusually prevalent, and he had determined to
inict such sentences 10 teach lawless individuals
that they might expect no lenency at mis- hands.
During his administration he had pronounced one
death penalty, sentence OF prsonment for lie,
seventy-two sentences to the State prison, from
to twelve years, and eighty-two Jail sentences.
The amount Of fnas imposed and paid was S7671
He referred to the able manner in which the clerk
and his efficient deputy, the stenographers and the
sheriff and his deputies had performed their duties
and thanked the Bar tor the uniform courtesy be had
received from its members. He spoke OF the large
number OF distinguished lawyers who had died since
the commencement of his administration, but .aid
the younger members OF the Bar were rising up to
fill their places.
At the conclusion OF bis remarks the Clerk read
the Judges resignation, and also the certificate of
the appointment Of Judge Lane.
Judge Goddard then introduced his successor and
retired from the Bench.
Judge Lane received the oongrat ulations of The
m of he Ror In
present, alter which the docket was called and the
business OF the Court proceeded as usual
In the afternoon the jury was empanneled as fol-
lows:
;, Daniel L. Tobie. New Gloucester Foreman ; Will
liam r.; Allen, Pownal; Eben Armstrong, Ehu
PPasay, portland; David +: Files, Gorham; Walter
r. harmon, Harrison; Horace Hamilton, North
yarmouth; Nathaniel Josselyn, Freeport; James
M: Lowell, Otisaeld; Samuel L. Mason, Raymond;
brook '' /" -
George W. Libby We. Henry 8. Thrasher. Assump-
sit on account annexed for groceries. Ad damnum
$500. Testimony all out.
howard q Cleaves. G. F. Emery.
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TEXAS.
Indian Chiefs i'm Prison.

AH0lan C6heIB III EftBOm.
GALVESTON, Nov. 1.-THE Indian chiefs San
tana aud Big Tree, whose sentence of death
was commuted to imprisonment Tor life, arriv-
ed safely at Huntsville penitentiary.
Gov. Davis Denounced.
AUSTIN, Nov. 6.-The following was adopted
in the House by A to 33:
ResOlued, The Senate concurring, that the
action OF Gov. Davis in declaring martial law
in the counties of Freestone aud Limestone is
disapproved as being unnecessary to the ends
of public justice and uncalled for, as the courts
OF said counties were in unobstructed exercise
of the proper jurisdiction, and illegal as the
as the legislature was then in session; and
Resolved, That the Governor is hereby in
structe1 to restore civil authority in said coun-
ties, withdraw all the armed forces therefrom,
and disband the same and Inform the legisla-
ture Of the expense of the same that action
may be had.
Death Of Lieut.. Gov. Campbell.
Dunn Campbell, Lieut. Gov OF Texas, died
this morning. The contest for the Lieutenant
Cover norship is between Judge Parsons and
Webb Flanagan.
The belief is now strong that Judge Oliver
won't be impeached.
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publican majority of 1889. and Duchess 2267
Palmer, Republican Senator in the 11th dis
trlet, has 1000 majority. 5ts5-3
o7 bradley, DEM, is elected Senator in the
l1Ih district. Lewis, Rep. is chosen in the 18th
uisGrlct over VIM. G. Fargo
n New York City.-The 9Th ward gives the
Dcemo:fatie State ticket ,673 mai ,rity Barrett
~ ~ over Ledwith, and Shandley 81 over Sigel.
Ine IOth ward gives 400 majority for the
q ea cratic State ticket, 2491 for Barrett and
2 ~ ior Sigel. The OH ward, 3 BOG majority
Ior the Republican State ticket, 8 300 for Bar
rett and 1859 tor Sigel. = n.
100 A. M.-The 18th ward gives 776 majority
Ior The Democratic State ticket, 296O for Bar
rett and 1920 for Sigel. Sigel is surely elected
oxygen wards give him 40 428 votes, to SO 997
LOT onandley. The 18th, 18th, 18th, 2Oth, 21st
,:Il 1znd wards are to be heard from, and are
n nS' 10 Increase his majority to 10000 or Is,
ooo. Ledwith was completely sold out.
a. M.-The vote OF the 4th Senatorial dis
erlct gives Tweed l9,148, Rosa $685.: Albany
COUNTY gives 1900 Democratic majority. 1t is
9e.eved that Tracy, Democrat, for Senator, is
ueieated in his district, which increases the
n nun per OF the Republican members to q =
!; ! Ie new York city Tammany carries as far as
i;o nnown only six Assemblymen. The Repub-
leans elect Twomby, Geb, Bell, Haigbt
hawkins, Mackay and Foley. JI 90
a. m. The majority of the Democratic
state ticket New York City is 20, 1850. Sieseps
majority 25,645.
II Gl.rr c Fire. Q III III
FORT CHESTER, Nov. 7-Augustus Aben-
droths residence, between Rye and Port Ches-
o oer, was burned day Loss $40 coo to $15.-
UUU: insured for S51fn = i'iT ~ III w.
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Poultry Exhibition.

BANGOR, Nov. THE first annual exhibition
ofthe Penobscot Poultry Society commenced
hero to-day at the City Hall and is grand
success in point of numbers, variety, and rich
ness of specimens contributed.
There are about 100 coops containing trios
and pairs, comprising hens, turkeys, geese,
ducks, rabbits and fancy birds. The larger
part of the contributions are from this city and
surrounding towns, while Hallowell and
Portland add a large number Of the finest
birds.
Although this is the first poultry exhibition
exhibition ever held in this State, it is said by
those who have seen both, to rival in fineness
of stock, the exhibition of the New England
Society.
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ILLINOIS. -,
Success Of the Fjre Pro~f V;cIro

CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Returns from 10 precincts
give Medill, for Mayor. 267S majority, ard Van
Hollen, for Collector, Cos majority. The ratio
will be about the same for the rest OF the city.
1t is estimated that Medilrs majority tor
Mayor is about 1900
The returns from SO out of 81 precincts give
Medill 92S1 and Holden 1856. 1t is thought
that MedlPs majority will reach $4,000. The
Fire Proof candidates for Aldermen are elect
ed in nineteen Of the twenty wards.
Republican CoDgressman Elected
Beveridge, Republican candidate for Con-
gresham at large, is elected by %, 900 to 10000
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An attempt to set the woods in Westchester
county, NY, on Ere Monday was partially
successful, but the people turned out and sue
ceeded 10 subduing the flames. Twenty acres
. were burned over. o.. ....-. coz,
srs William Hoskins shot his wife dead in Phil
adelphia. Monday night, she having threaten
ed divorce on account OF his drunkenness.
i Peter B. Sweeney, Commissioner of Public
Parks, tenoered his resignation with the re-
quest that it be not made public until after
election. He declares that he has retired from
active political life and shall only vote hereaf-
ter. sf... -a
= John Thornton, % years old, was arrested
and committed in Boston, Tuesday, for trial,
charged with causing the death Of jesse King
mau, whom he violently assaulted several
weeks ago, and who has since died OF his inju.
ries. -.sa
The Philadelphia Board of Health report 81
deaths last week out of 567 cases of small pox,
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MunicipaICourf.

JUDUE MUKRIS PRESIDING,
TuEsDAY.-Archibald Stuart, tor selling liquors
contrary to law, was fined $50 and costs.
Edward 0Conner, for drunkenness and disturb.
anee, was fined 81 and costs. Edward pleaded hard
to be let off, He said be had been in town only five
days, and promised if the Judge would let him 20 he
would "evacuate the town within an hour after he
had got something to eat" But justice was nexora-
BILE.
In the afternoon O'Neil W. Robinson, the alleged
forger, was Brought in for arrsignment. Through
his counsel, Bioa Drsdbury, Esq., the reading of the
complaint was waivei and plea of not guilty en-
tered. Bail was fixed at $4,000. Failing to procure
sureties he was committed. T. T. Snow appeared for
the State
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VIRGINIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 7.-Conservatives are
elected from this city and county to the Senate
and House of Delegates. st sa t.V EGG. Ir4-
RICHMOND, Nov. THE returns from the in.
terror are meagre but CROUCH ia known to in
sure a large majority in both Houses of tue
General Assembly for the Conservatives. =
From all points thus far come Large gains over
the last Congressional vote, when the State
gave an aggregate majority of 5000 The gen.
eral opinion is that the aggregate COnserya-
tive majority will reach 10000. The best of
order prevailed. ~ a.
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WATERFOWL, Nov. 7.-Cattle Niarket-Eeet Tat
tie-recepts e62 head; demand good and supply fair
sales choice 80 g 90; extra % % rs; firsr ouaty
% "a 90; second quality 90 "a 50; third Gnalit,
10 9 6 80 Sheep and Lamhs-receipts IL 553 head
air demapd at tu prices sales in lois at 30 ID 4 <,
each; extra 90 g 80. -
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Board of Trade did moi
meet 10 DAY and here we're few transactions outside
Whea' declined: No. Spring 19J "a 2ak seller las
nan month. Corn quiet; isc bii. Oats steady at
8 70. WhsKey steady at Sic. Live Hogs dull and 2
shade lower at 80 e 4 III. Cattle unchanged.
ST: LOUIS, Nov. Flour quiet and firms super
me M WINTER n 90 a 25 Wheat dull and unchanged
No NO B Red 40 a. AZ No. 2 at 90 q So. Corn i,
hrm and in fair demand; Mixed Al dg 42c; White a,
4lc IN bulk Mixed 52c; Yellow 51l q SIC; Whine
sacked o5 q 55c Oats frmer and quiet; NO at "a
eoc ior PRIME to cbo &c minnesota Spring. Rye firm
NO. at s5c. Bacon and Lard unclaimed
TOLEDO, Nov. 7.-Four unchanged. Wheat S eady
Amber Michigan 45; Nc. Amber Illinois | 40
Corn steady; high Mixed SIC; low do SIZE; no grade
51sc. Oats steady; No. at 45c; No. 2 at 3ec.
: MILWAUKEE, Nov. Flour nominal. Wheat II
duh and unsettled; No. at 21B: No. at 194.-
Oats dull and holders anxious to sell; No. at 2l5c
Corn steady; No. 2Miyed 4sc Rye unchanged. Bar
Receipts-4 900 bbs. -four, 5000 bush. wheat.
Shirments-S000 bbls. -four. iI
CINcINNATI, Nov. 7-Pork-An advance asked
sales at u Is az Is 90. Lard firm. Bulk eats firm
Old sides 7c; shoulders 20 to IS DAYS In salt Sc
sides "a 9 14c all packed. Bacon steady; shoulders
I8c; clear RIB II a Sc. Sugar cured Hams Is a 14c
81 oed aegs higher at % q 40; recepts OF the week
( Whiskey in good demand at sc. iI'T 80
SAVANNAH, Nov. t. Cotton tending down; MID.
ding uplands at 17s q 17sc.
OHARLEsToN. Nov. 7.-Cotton firm; EI,ddling IN
lands 17s q 172c.
MOBILE, Nov. 7.-Cotton in good demand. Mid.
ding nplands 17sc. - s''' u'"Anp' Niid'
NEW OH Fans, Nov. 7.-Cotton quiet; Middln
uplands 18c. Iei.-t 2 l-- I
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ARIZONA.


NEW York, Nov. 7.-Ex-Governor McCor-
mic of Arizona, in au interview relative to In
dams affairs, reports that the Indians there
continue to be treacherous and SO long as they
are fed on reservations they will continue to
be source of great trouble. He says that the
presence ola good force of troops who will be
ready for an aggressive movement and for the
prompt punishment OF infractors of the laws is
the only means of securing peace with them.
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By the atlantic Cable.
j ERs EN EALTERs'
A DEMOCRATIC GOvERNOR! ~
REPUBLICAN, LEGISLATURE
NEW skRsEY.

NEW JERSEY.
PHITADELpHIA, Nov 7.-Rioting has COM
menced in the Eighth ward in Camden, N. j.,
and It is reported that the militia have been
called out. Aiai tHH ''d NJ
Democratic Gains. 81,
NEWARK, Nov. 7.-Newark city com plete
gives Parker, dsm., for Governor, 1923 majority,
being Democratic gain OF over 1000 over the
charter election last month. Scattering re-
turns from East Jersey favors Parker's pros
pects.,. Nothing decisive has yet been heard
from South Jersey. M 4 -Ils4 /,
Sussex county gives Parker 1900 majority. d
Returns are coming in very slowly and un-
satisfactorily, but the best estimates give tie
State to Parker, Dem, for Governor and the
legislature to the Republicans. Essex county
disappoints the Republicans antici patiops.
giving Parker about600 majority Morris CO.
gives 1900 for Parker, and Passaic Co. 500 for
Walsh. South jersey shows Republican gains
TRENTON, Nov. 7.-rarker is probably elect
ed Governor by 800 to. 500 majority Both
branches of the legislature will be Republican
New York, Nov IA few scattering re-
turns from New Jersey indicate the probable
election of Parker, Democrat, for Governor by
reduced majority as compared with 1868. M
Officer Shot va .r
CAMDEN, Nov 7-Oficer Jones was dagger
Ously shot in the groin this evening by a sup
posed Philadelphia repeater while conveying
him to the station house. The prisoner es-
capped. ar - ~ q
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SAWYER s. WooDFoRD. at No. % Market
Square, have received choice lot of German
Canary Birds, splendid singers. nov4s&w
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60 M Nj H II q Ia L,

GRAND TRU,;K RAiLwAY.-250 cans milk, 400
bbls -four, 81 rolls leather 80 boxes cothespins lot
OF household goods. car shocks, Al do lumber do
corn 5 do bark, co potatoes, DO tiers, do laths
1 do tobacco. do o1ts 2 d. sundIies. Shipments 70
Lower Provinces-7OO bbls -four, car machinery,
do peas and beans, l do suniries.
MAINE CENTRAL RAnwAY-17s cases mdse, 20
mutons, 3s bales exec lsor 25 empty bbls, 10 quar-
tiers beef IL boxes poultry, 10 bds lambs 56 do SHOW
e,s, 81 pkgs sundries.
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM RosToEno c!a'es -
erockery 20 bbs sugar, II pieces casinos 70 os 90
ron 20 do hoop as ca ks nails. so xes spices 81
coils eordape bdIs chairs, cask OIL % DTS PORK,
40 kegs lead, 20 bdls oyster cans. 20 hrkins ag y
che IS tea "a bis onions 40 psgs urnture, 70 oos
rine m casss and domestiSs, lOO pkgs to Oh
der For Canaan and up country-30 bbs. linseed
oil NJ cans lead road scrapes3 bale rags, 100 bbls
d1nr "a bulls MARINE, 100 bdls leather, Il bags
mae Ii clauk pins sewing a.hnes, rs pkgs to or
der.
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MxsCELLANEOUs NOTICES.

CHARITY ENTERTAINMENT at Deering Hall
this evening, Tableaux of Erin and the cele-
brated Brennans, Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan hav-
ing kindly consented to give one half of this
evenings Grand Exhibition of Irish Scenery,
Songs, Dances and side splitting comedy, for
the benefit of the St. Patricks Benevolent So
ciety. Charity to the poor demands that every
seat in the Hall should be filed.
JOHN MCGOWAN, President.
Geo DnHERTY Vice President
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MARYLAND.
"MY MARYLAND" WAV Frs (!
The Bonnie BIne Flag Flag I. Drops
4en ~ ,aaT
Heavy republican Gains

BALTIMORE, Nov. baltimore city omit
ting the 18th ward gives Whyte, (Dem.,) fol
Governor, 21,763 and Tome tKep.) 13,999
Whytes majority 7764 The Democratic ma.
jority last year-in the missing ward was 1886.
Whyte, the Democratic candidate for Cover.
ernor, has majority of 8 042 in the city with
one precinct to be heard from. The Demo
Gratis also elect the two Stale Senators and the
entire ticket for the House of Delegates, being
l8 members. yaiJ.t1l pf .ii7L= ss7ai
George Z. Kane for Sheriff, runs 700 behind
Whyte. ..,,.ts.s-ssrs ;eeftp eds. iii.1h
for Governor, Democratic loss of 65 from the
Congressional vote of 1870 -'. s-j p
Frederick county is reported close and un-
certain. tty-e.-r .4&k -..s-. II.
Annapolis gives Whyte for Governor 4S1
Tome, Rep. 569. s'sgtssslTl n, ,i ,'l !
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CALIFORNIA.
The Vintage.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. THE vintage of
California is so ABUNDANT that there is difficult
ty in obtaining casks to hold it. Loss Angeles
county alone, where their was partial failure
Of the yield, produces 1000 900 gallons.
The Murdered Mail Carrier.
The horse, saddle, blanket and pistols of the
mail carrier who was murdered near Tucson,
were identified in the possession of the "A paches
on Camp Grant reservation, Arizona, and re-
covered.
Destructive Fire. .-
The principal business block in the town of
Vallejo, Solano county, was burned to-day.
The post Office building, a banking office, So
lano Democrat Office, Vallejo Hotel and Traps
iewelry store, eighteen buildings in all were
destroyed. Loss $50. coo.
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WISCONSIN,.
l-4l.4 :. u
Success of the Republican Ticket
ISIS asrt i.
Small Democratic Gains. .as-s

MADISON, Nov. 7.--Tbe weather was fiue and
a large vote was pulled throug hout the State
Partial returns indicate the election OF Wash
6urne for Governor and o Republican majority
! in the Legislature 20 Ig 79 - :
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Partial returns from
IL towns give Washburne, for Governor, 8S ma
jority over Doolittle.
Returns from 81 counties and towns Give
Washburne 1871 majority The returns show
Democratic gains. t-1E rAEs ~ ~
Eighty-fonr towns give Washburne 1898 ma
jorty over Doolittle --ast r.-sf~r7 - H3l
Ninety-four towns and cities give Washburne
1869 majority. i0a ~ $50 'f-'' %
A230 A. NJ. Chicago dispatch says:-"Wis-
cousin elects Washbnrre by an increased Re-
publican majority. Both branches OF the Leg
islature are Republican,
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JoB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM M. MARKS
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William b. Turner, at present general freight
agent of the Norwich & Worcester railroad
has been elected Superintendent of the Port
land & Rochester railroad, vice Thos. Quinby
resigned, and will enter upon the duties of hii
new position in few days. .-i
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LONDON, Nov. 7-I13o A. M.-CousoIs % TO
money and account. ~
American securities-U. s. 5-2Os 1862 Oh; do 1s6
S14; do 1867, 93s; U. S. l0-4Os SJt.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 7.--United States 6-20's, 1862
96s "a 9e,. > -
PARIS, Nov. 7.-Rentes ST. 35s. ---
= LIVERPOOL, Nov. ITO 80 A. M.-Cotton ouie
and steady; Middling uplands 9sd; do Orleans Dad
sales 10000 bales. u Il.a lt' 80 f7.I-7l
Receipts OF Wheat for the past three days were
lsOO) quarters, OF which 1900 quarters were Amer
lean. lla -il ft.. - - -
LONDON, Nov. 7-1.3O P. M-Cousols at 9zI for
money and account. es.aYri fatf .
1865, cid, 9is.
PARIS, Nov. II 80 P. M.-Rentes 57f SOC.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. II 80 P. M-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales 1000 bales. Wheat-Cahtornia l2s lid
Red Western Spring lis q lis Sd. Corn ss3d. Bar
ley As Sd. Beef Gas. = - :
LONDON, Nov. 7.-4.30 P. M.-Consols closed al
92b tor money AMI accou,t.
American securities u. s. 52Os 1892 Oh; do 1s6,
old, 9l3; do 1867, s34; U. S. 10 4os, s99. IL
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7-4.3O P. M-Cotton closeC
guiet Middling uplands 9sd; do Orleans SID; salei
10000 bales a.Il1. -.sla7i,l Ia- ..aHH
"a LIVERPOOL, Nov. TO p. M--Bacon $685. Tallow
As. .. r. .... ....... .-.
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L o. o. F.-Last evening David W. Babb,
Grand Master of this State, instituted Beacon
Lodge No. 81, i. o. o. F., at Odd Fellows Hall
The following officers were elected and install
led in their respective chairs Grin B. Whit
ten, N. G.; Nathan Cleaves, V. G.; Albro E.
Chase, Secretary; Franklin 81. Morse, Treas
urer. The Lodge starts with 4S charter men,