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The MArkels.

BALTIMORE, November B.-virginia sixes, peeI.
ers Az Virginias consolidated 55 do ex -cou pons
sac West VIrgipas, IL; North Carolina six ss old
SO: do new, 10; do. special tax 8 bid to-day
BALTIMORY, November Is Cotton steedy-Ioy
niddliIgs, a. Flour steady snd unchanged whea,
strorg-Amoer western. l7@ll2l: No 1 red western
lf0; No Co. lie; fsir 10 prime do, III; rejected
les: red msryland, ll5@l2s: do. amber, ls0Gls2 DO
white: IsGlH; Corr active aud ti'm-whise south
81. Osfs stesdy-souitern, s2g65; western mixsf
62@s3; do white, 1905 BE duII, Hay mn,
CT snged Mets pork-SI Bulk mests-No stSck
0f.ring sales couid readily he maze st-shonlfers
s1s @oA clesr rib sides. Il. Bacon irmsr AID h
stock ight-sbouidsrs. 81; ciesr rib sides l3I M
sugar-cnIed bsms. l4Gl5 Lard frmer and hIshsr-
rehntd Is. Western butter firm: stock liRnt: ne
esntctsly scarce-ch.jce TO fine tub. SpGdyS: roI s.
29Gsi Cohse nomipslly unchanged. Pstroleuru
aI.i.tgS@so a. Whisky frmer sad scarce i02. su-
New YoRI, November Is s-stocts s du., and Iovsr
Mercy, a.. Gold. los. Exchange, long, 4,6ts :
short, $50. Cover nm-nts dull.
Esw YORK, November IS -Flour quiet and IN
Changed. heal firm ard quiet Corn shade irrsr
LoNDoN, November Is, 1850 p. m--Bonds OF 81
FRANKFORT, November H-Bonds, s7Z for the
issus Of 1869.
LONDON, November Is IN m-The vesthsr
throughout Engiasd to dev is unsettled Paris dis
patches quote reries ct 81 francs 20 oentimos.
LONDON, November 13, p. m The rate Of dis
counf IN marker for three months bills ia3
ceEt., which is Il per c. Mt below the Bsnk Of Sng
IoHDo.. Nsvember Is. 40 ,. p.-rbe amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of England on
balance to-day - fs'yo00.
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FINANCIAL Ans CouaExCy..
Wall Street To-ae,

NEW YORK, kuvenber ls-Thg Pss,,s fosnsts,
Article sals: 9 he fever of be Wall street market
hss aCveuced becsuse the rates for prime sterling
are setilns nesr &c point at which gold De ex
porl,d without loss, with d mand sts, ling not n.
tsfnsble under 900iCG. One If the leading Ak
ets pose "a house yer iusuEss gold, can ship gold
diamond sterling shy uld rule at lsJ1sG14 9i
be had bellows ass snd 4ss}s resos.tigeiy fsT .V1
;il Dtes after l. O'Clock the rate marked up 70
sales were sde until Ills oolock srce Whs a. Time
the sales hare been az lO1a@ss On gold loans ths
Ourieroy prices of Unifed ststes bonds are ssq &
hisher tnsn yessttrasy, except for 5a0s OF 1873
Io.f o. sno a. rnclG; -, Wnich are unchanged. The
10 believe that some Of the large dealers in GS
enoes IN our msT cts and foreign rnaTke . dr.
lhg thetwo weeks 60 rils up bOnas ia this MARKET
either hy advancing tn foreign Inarkets il SSssit'
or holding our own down. Or in olher words h.
understand TO eqsulle prices in S:me s1s srss2l sS
ma kets, Southern Etsfe bOuds at the bosrj were
so:Iye. si-soBris were steady North osroiirs
Ee- series and 4 for new coupon Virginia or.
oney market is wi hout notable ctanEe csIi Iosn5
TsrgIg from 21 10 So per cent. sn adv 3aca e. Sos
9i the present voluze OF trads ard Win no I,rss1
demsLd for money from tie stock exchange, such
he saie Of god hauy. U4isi iss9se ststes 6gs 6s1se
osuehs % ,sIs siTpy to Civ, tsmPoreFy mDloymsnt
decline IN the prices Of U bonds il this SarSst.
would have favorable effect on ths Price # gold
ard rates OF foreign exchange. Thfrs is nothinr
new 10 writo in regard to tie market r mercantile
paper 10 the MAJ ket for peodiaiTe shares prices
opened IS role q fraction above YESTERDAY
closing, and during the foreman there was an
ads snoe on the general list OF lt97s. Fr, N noon
decline ef !s@1s; New York Central sad
Lake shore having made the lowest prices
eInce IL 80 .. m. ihsre has been recovery Of iSII
except New Yors Central. Extreme sales giving
the stocks IN the order of activity, have been az
follows: Telegraph, 7ess6S0ss; Lsse Shore, sIzSS5
s55s; northwest, ss>s @Sssl; Ohio and Mississippi,
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TELEGRAhlS TO THE STAR.
Foreign Notes.

ACTIVE PURSUIT OF TIE CARHTs-s.
HENDAvk, November l3.-The Spanish re-
publican troops are active'v pursuing the re
treating CarliSts. As the government troops
advance they bum The houses OF Carlist svm2s-
tEisers. Three hundred have already been de-
stIoytG.
TAX TICHBOBSB CLAIMANT TO 3 BG7CSHT
I6TO COURT As 4 WITNESS.
l0SuCN, November f3.-lt Is reported thst
Baron Cleashy has ordered the governor OF
MilltaFk prison 70 produce Arthur OTtoD. so
{ 81 he may testify iH rfc GbeI case Of D.. ke-
ues and Mrs PtrDlcyeC
TIE Won ABSgS DOCUMENTS.
here Is "a report here thar tn DO Imeuts de
'naudCd BY The German ECverT Tusat Of CO1at
Ntn ATDim we're sent from this country - 3 sr-
~ O. Wednesday iAsr. s.G III % the C0uut has
- u, ard vii deliver them 10 tae Emperor
william,
COLLISION CF STEAMSHIPS.
HANEUEG, November lJ.-TBs steamship
Leasing, OF the EaCe 1"a, was TuT into la~t
NJ = by tie steamship e 81 a. white lying AZ
archoF, aud hed some OF her forward plates
damaged. She wiz he repaired within "a tort
night The lossIng's passengers will leave heTe
OF TUESDAY nsNt on the steamship k,Ops'Ock.
TUB CARLIsTs MAKING ASDrazR STAND.
RAYCEN8, November - The Carlists have
concentrated in the province of Navarro, be
tween the towns of Ners snd Lssaca. Tae re
publican troops gre marching upCn them,
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81 The new state officers Of Arkansas uusa-
he new constitution were insugurated yester-
day.
So Returns from the COUNTIES OF asst Ternes-
zee shows that the democratic candidate for
GOVERNOR carried East Tennessee by about 2 Ooo
majority.
~Joseph Wallace, son OF highly-resnected
BAPTIST minister In Nordway county Mo-, shot
md instantly killed VIM. Brush on FRIDAY last
An old grudge was the cause.
- Telegraph sdvices from Galveston, Texas.
s'ate that Mexican marsuders have crnssei the
order and are engaged al their Old uickss Of
murder and plunder.
SA Nashville paper SAYS that the Etos Life
Insurance company is "out" nearly S3o .000 on
account of accurate pirtol practice In xennes-
see within the last fifteen months.
~Philip Rhein, who kept . large ievelry
store under the 5th avenue hotel, IN New York
hss disappeared under circumstances of busi-
ress snd domestic embarrassment.
eHSuakoech, though advertising Sunday cou-
1srts, performs entire operas st the AcAaeuv
- Music, New York. On Sunday night before
asst he gave "Faast," !" and last Sunday sra
y.sfn."
~The coal production falls OF sbort mill
lion tons this year, thie amount uaxkiae the
iileness Of the iron trade. This II smother in
dustry which is postponine the return Of sctiy-
ity BY IN artificial maintenance Of prscss.
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smugsled Diamonds

NPW YORK, November I3.-In ,Jaae last Sol
nmon Citroen arrived in this country from Am
stort8m, having in his possession cut and uncat
diamonds. said to be worth fourteen th0uss nd
dollars. He took them 10 the firm of ). Rose
\ Co., brokers in precious stones, 10 dispose OF.
and agreed TO call in few day. 20 make fur her
arrangements, but failing to 10 30 Rose * 90.
inspected something was wrong, and notified
the custom hOUse authorities, who seized the
Diamonds as sDuggled property, and broug ught
suit 20 cOntScate. The Case came up yesterday
and WIS decided in favor of the anEa-umenl
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TER CASE OF EX-SENATOR PoMERoy-TJ.
T'1at Adjourned until Nezt Aprl.-A telegram
from BurliDgsme, Kan, November II, saws:
Fer the sixth time Pomeroy has evaded q trial
on the fimsiest sort of a subterfuge, and the
probabilities now are that bis case will be noVsd
before the next term, six months hence. When
the case was called to-day the usual continu-
ance was asked for, based upon the absence of
witness hid away in Kansas City, and who
was in the state on Monday. While the motion
was pending, StringfellOw, of Pomeroy's coun-
sci, INDUCED in most contemplate TRADE
against all whom be thought opposed to Pome-
roy, and among others subjected to his abuse
was Judge Morton, one OF the purest and best
Judicial officers IN the state. He was forced to
take back his statements by District Attorney
Ryan, who lasbed him and his client most un-
mtrcitully. A motion to reduce the bail to
$1,000 was denied, and the case adjourned until
next April.
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GOVERNOR -GAsToR's MAJORITY IN MAssA-
cHBsEITs.-The vote of the state gives g aston
95 5,90l; Talbot, 80 .2f3; Andrews Qabor reform)
100. Total vote, 1S5, ,2A-over So 900 above last
years, when Washburn had s2,1s3 to SO $3.50 for
Gaslon-and but 400 short of the Presidential
vote in 1872, when Grant had 742l2 majority
or the %. COL additional votes. So 541 went to
Castor, while Talbot had but IL O6O more than
WRshburu,
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LRPRosY IN HCANADA.-Lepr0sy is said TO pre-
vail 20 considerable extent In the little village
OF TracaGie, st the mouth OF MiramaGhi river
Canada. The Inhabitants of the village who
are or French descent, have established a hos
pital for the worst afflicted of the ci:izsus The
disease is understood to have been bro ught TO
Tracadie by French vessel which was wrecked
on the coast some eighty or ninety years ago
and On board of which was quantity of cloth
ing from Asiatic pcrts.-Candda Ned and Surg
To4,r7
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DEATH PROM THE BITE OF PIG-t Rhode
island paper relates that ON Sunday afternoon
man named Hilton, a carpenter, and formerly
a resident of Lowell, died at his home in Paw
iucketville from the effects of the bite of a pig
received about week previously 1t appears
nat when the animal bit him he paid no stten-
ton to the wound further than to tie a rag
apont lt. Some days afterwsrd the wound
swelled and mortified, and the services OF a
physician were obtained. but despite his exer-
lions to save the man he died.
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THs TURF-RGcing at Flestlc0od P1rk-At
Fleetwood park yesterday, the race, under sad
$50, was won by Lady Dahlman, Tanner Bow
second, Berkshire Boy third. Time, 2:27E 2:29
2:29. 6:29. Tanner Boy took the second heat
In ERgidnd.-The race Tor the Liverpool CUP,
the chief event of the Liverpool (English) aa-
tumn meeting, winch commenced on Tuesday
last, took place yesterday, and was won by
Louise Victoria, Thunder taking the second
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The FLIGHT OF THE CARIIsTs PRow
FRANCE.-The London Standards special tele.
grams from HendEye says the retreat OF the
Csrlists from Irun ended in general stampede.
Hundreds of burning houses marked the pro-
gress of the republicans, who occupied San
Martial at Q O'Clock Thursday morning, on their
way to destroy the foundr:es at Vera, to which
place the Carlisfs first rAfired.
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EaiIroad Conferences In $. LouIs.

ST. LOUIS, November I3-rhe MEMBER OF
the Western Railway Bureau met here last
night Snd held conference with representa-
hyss OF the fast freight lines in reference II a
more satisfactory working OF the lines. The
members Of the bureau also held consultation
with the committee OF the cotton exchange re-
gsTding freigbts on cotton from this city TO the
east. 1t Is expected a general meeting of pres
idents and general managers of the RAILWAYS
and commissioners Will be held within the next
two weeks.
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SENSATION NEWS FROM ST. PKrHRsBuRG-
A dispatch TO the London Daily News from
Vienna says Tagblat has received Intelligence
that strange rumOrs are circulating In ST. Pc
tersburg Of a socialist conspiracy, in which the
cOnspirstors made an unsuccessful attempt to
murder the Car, and number Of arrests have
been made in consequence, in MOSCOW.
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PRovIoENCE, k. l., November l3.-A fire IL
East Blackstone this morning DESTROYED m
cieEWoo1 mill, dye-house, sore, barns, ofica
ara two story boarding house. The mill was
Owned anu ru, by John Q. Scott. Of Mliiyilie.
Loss abOpt SIS COO: insured for % 900.
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Dfstrtct Goysru,n,,,t su,Irs.

4 l--i1ch pipe sewer has been or fergf on %
.ttCei- from 10. VS. side ~ 5-l srrc-i north-
"est 10 tie alley N square No. so, and an alley
rap il mouth o. alley, fuIr Saver trs.7 have
tsc been ordered &t the corner 0f : a and R
streets northwest.
Jne Washington Gas pat COMPANY rss been
lufhortzed TO erect four .4I1p- posts on X street
west, between Nerth CaplJ5' and 1T -ss east
! sever trap has been OT-rTgf = be Dat ID the
EOotEn Pavement ~ the entrance oF tie hook
Hhnsefts aveDUe, between Al aud 5.h srrsets
20! ths 1st, and connect the same with the
sewer.
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NUrINY AT SRA.-On the Goth OF October
mutiny occurred at Sea on board the ship Nep-
tune, WI ich arrived ut New York yesterday
Half OF the crew were colored, and the white
sailors revolted because Stephen A. Smith, ne
gro, was made boatswain. The white sailors
hest Smith In 8 fearful manner, and yesterday
they were all arrested.
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THE MICHIGAN C0NsTITUTIoN.-The Lam
sing Mich) Republican of Saturday, 7Jh inst.
says: The amended constitution is trem sndous-
~ beaten by the people. Scarcely a township
supports it, and not city that we have obserT-
ed, excepting Lansing, voted in favor of it, 1t
made too many changes At once, ami men voted
no" from all sorts of reasons Who would have
voted Eyes" on many OF the changes. Woman
suffrage has gone the same way. There was a
great lack of practical wisdom in managing
The woman's campaign, which led many nen
20 Doubt their fitness for their right of sutfra ra
without further political education. The ~ 4
lority against tho two provisions will run no TO
.ens OF thousands.
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JHB LOUISIANA SUGAR CROP The Nov
Orleans ficayune OF the 9Th says :-Frpu
planters and others from the cane growing psr-
ishes we learn that rolling is progressing timely.
On election day the negroes did not abandon
work, but went to the polls during the hour
allowed for dinner, and after voting returned
immediately IN work, and after voting returned
Immediately 70 work. and thus did net interfere
with the grinding, which SO far has yielded
good results, the stand of cane being finer and
lbe quality Of juice better than for many years
This in some instances is sscribed to the fHe
growing weather we have had this year but ia
generally believed &C be the result OF better
labor on the part of the hands.
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THR UTAH PRISONER LEA telegram from
Salt Lake, dated Move Bnber IL. save The
Mormon people outside OF the church officials
seem considerably mystiisd concerning the
arrest or John ID. Lee, who led the Saints at the
Mountain Meadows massacre. They cav he had
sworn never to be taken alive. In some quar-
ters 1t is asserted that he yielded by the direct
orders OF Brigham Young upon certain arrange
ments of the priesthood, but the most cred table
statement il that of "A late Mormon, who CON
gersed with Lee not long ago st his stronghold
over the Arizona line, when Lee Is reported to
have said be was tired OF being An outlaw and
living in the wilderness while Others 81 guilty. a.
lie were living in ease, luxury and pOweT at Ssit
Lake; that the officers Of the law might take
him II they wished - he sh1ud not resist
1t is not denied by liberal EOrmOns that Lee
has omitted his participation in the me mOrsbIe
slaughter. Further news from Beaver is autIci-
pated with intense interest
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THE LOUISIANA ELRCTIoN.-rhe New Or
leans Picayune comedies that the republican
sts to ticket is elected. The constitutional
amendments, embodying Kelloggs financial
policy, are carried by a large majority. Thrse
lepubIcan Ccngressmen are elected. The
house is close, and the senate stands t~enty--ix
republicans to ten democrats. The returning
board has not yet canvassed the returns ana
Governor Kellogg is about TO appoint tive dem
ocrats to the board, so that there can be 40
question ss 10 the fairness OF the cnnrt
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THR BILLIARD TOURNAMENT in New York
city yesterday, 29ih game, 81 Innings resulted:
DAILY, 500; Ubassy, 1e4. Thirtieth game, 27 in
ninPs, S.osson, SEQ; Cyriil Dion, 2s6. Thirty
first game, 81 innings, Oignsux, 900; Garnier,
2s7. Thirty second game, 10 innings, Rudolphe /,
300 aJQe Dion. IA.
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THE KHAN OF KHIvA has informed Col
fvanoh. commander Of the Russian garrison on
the 0xus, that he has neither soldiers nor money
with which to overcome his rebeliious Turco-
man subjects, and he asks for the aid of the
Russians. Col. Ivan0ff has threatened the Tur-
comsns With speedy reprisals If their outrsges
are continued.
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THR ELECTION Day MURDER IN NEW YORK
The coroners jury in the case OF McRenna
who vas shot in New York city on election day
brought in verdict last evening that John
Nekenns came to his death on the Sd of No
veDber from pistol shot wound at the hand of
some person unknown, The coroner then in
formed Crocker, George and Henry Hickey and
Sheridan that they were released from the bail
upon which he held them.
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4 SUIT kss been brought IN the United states
district court ia New Work against Wm. G. ihsoa
OF that city, who was surety on the bond OF ex-
Governor Caleb Lyon, Of Idaho, % recover
c45,fN0 deficiency in the eN governors accounfs
MT. Lyon, who was appointed by President Lin
coin, II le6i, claims hat the arnount ia ques-
ton Was stolen nom him while on hts wsv 20
Washington to square up his &C s0uuts. The
case came up yesterday on motion 20 have a. 20
ph The term, a. IL is expected hat the next Con
gress will pass a bill fOr the relief Of Mr. Iyon
Jndge Batch ford o. MED tie --nnfinn
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The WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
all the news of the week, local and general;
full particulars OF the safe burglary trial; gen.
eral political and election news; a large amount
of literary matter, stories, poems and sketches
society and fashion notes, Washington news
and gossip, agricultural items, household re-
ceipts, &c, &c.
Trims: One dollar and half per annum, in
Nyance; single copies Eve cents, in wrsppers
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THE AMERICAN HEALTH CuNGRsss-At
yesterdays session in Philadelphia of the me-
ricsn public health association the folio wing
papers were read; "PoisOnOus wall papers" by
DIR. II. b. Baker, of Mich; "The Infuerce Of
High Attitudes on Disease" by b. +. Tryer, L.
!. A; effect of Mountais Climate on Health :"
ny DIR. Billings, u. $. A; "Perfis of the School
Room" by DR.. A. II. Bell, of Brooklyn;
Health Laws and the interests and obliga ations
OF the state and National Government pertain
ing to them" by D0rmsn B. Eaton.
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Promising Coed weather for .Erfs-
cos BIZ Raca TO rnNrrntE

SAN FRANCISCO, Move IL Der 13.-The w. ather
is isPromising tor the great running race to-
morrow. In the pools Katie Pease sells ~ 500
Thsd. Stevens 1870, joe Daniels $3.50, tie field
Sl75. TIE field embraces Hook Hooking Hard :
wood, Alpha and Henry. All the horses named
viii 90.
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An Unexpected Republican victory.

- A@NI ND-iS<1N SoN'i'SNSAAS FksOA AsA-
TUCKY.
NFw YORK, November ia special to the
7'ssS from Louisville says: John ID. White, re-
publican, for Congress, will have about 500
majority over Harrison Cockerill, democrat, in
the 9;h district. This indicates a republican
gain OF about 2C9O in that district wiIhiu two
y6ars.
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IFE AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF the state Of New York appear TO hare been
adopted at the recent election, although they
have been almost forgotten in the excitement
growing out of the results Of that and other
elections as to party candidates. Among the
noteworthy Amendments is one which exte d
the term of the Governor from Two TO three
years. UaGer th's amendment it will be IN
possible for an election foT Governor to occur in
the same year with a Presidential elesti.n
CfteDer than once in twelve yeas. It will s;So
make the term of every third Senate expire at
the same time a. that OF the Governor. Another
amendment increases the pay of the members
of the Legislature from S3 per day f0r a
limited term Of loo days, to 8 for the session
irrespective Ui its length. TDIs is a wholesome
amendment, whether it shall prevent cor
rupu"n. or, on the contrary, tempt adveutIrers
20 seeb the Office. If ii mans services are
worth anything to the public he should re pail
air wages foI his work. If they are no. wortb
fair wages, they are unfit for public use.
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ASSISTANT BISHOP ELRCTRD-At a conyen-
ton OF the Diocese of Kentucky, held in Louis
willie yesterday, the Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, D.
d., rector OF Christ Church, Baltimore, was
elected Assistant Bishop, to I'LL the vacancy oc-
cssiored by the resignation Of DIR. Cummins
Dr. Dudley ia n native of Virginia
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Another Bepu.,IIcau EIect0,,

MINIATURE, November l3.-RrtUrHs from
remote counties heretofore partly estimated
make it certain that McDiIl, republican. IS
~iecfed in TIE eighth district. This leaves the
'ohgre sioDai delegation standing republic ans
>iz, Ct mOcrats two.
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CoUEr Ven ARNIM was again arrested in
Berlin yest moon and conveyed to the police
station. It % reported that the Count ~ re-
ceived copy OF his Indictment on Tuesday last
and the only charge brought against him Is Tor
the suppreis on Of Official documents,
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LONDON, November l3, go 7. rR In its usual
announcements OF movements of the Court the
PoH XoU Gazette of this afternoon has the fol-
lowing: "Her Majesty will leave BamoraI to-
morrow for Windsor Castle. Her Majesty is
quite we'll"
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THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS uE1or the ciyi
service rules have been made in the Treasury
department.: Walter ). Eaton and D. s. Ward
rom secODd TO third class clerkships; jerome
WISE, Joseph q. Nash and Hannah HanscJrn
tOm first to second class ClerkshiDs
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BURNIsa OF AN ORPHAN AsYLuM-The
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, situated near the
Cslverton road In Baltimore county, about ono
ana q half miles from Baltimore city limits,
along with the library, furniture, &C., was to-
tally destroyed by IRE yesterday morning. An
the inmates we're saved.
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BURLINGTON, n. j., November 13-On the
fifteenth regular ballot Rev. John SCARBOROUGH
ID. d., rector of Trinity church, OF Pittsburg
WAS elected bishop By vote Of 81 out OF 50 cIsT-
gy and SO out of 50 parishes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-13

BALLoTiAG FOR A BIsHoP.-A convention
OF the dioce.e Of lower New Jersey met at Bur-
lington yesterday and balloted for Bishop
but there was no election. 1t is predicted that
the Rev. Eugene Hoffman, Of Philadeiphia,
will be elects q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-13

LIEU TENANT COLONEL FRED. GRANT aud
wife arrived here last night, and are the guests
Of the President and MTs. Grant at the Execu-
tive Mansion.