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IN SENATE.
SATURDAY, November

The Senate was opened with prayer by
Rev. J. W. Webb,
A communication was received and read
from the city clergy, rendering their servi.
ces TO open the Senate with prayer. Also
n communication from the board Of Cen.
tennlal Managers, inviting the members OF
the Senate to visit It's room and use papers,
etc., which would be found there.
The Chairman Ofthe Judiciary Commit
tee offered q resolution to make quorum
OF the Committee consist OF three men,
bcrs. Laid on the table.
The following bills were passed on third
reading:
S. d. 81 To amend the Charter Of the
City OF Wheeling In relation u paving
and matchmaking the streets and alleys
y. u. l56: To appropriate money to pay
for the deficiency In tie former appropria-
tiOns malc for Public Printing, heretofore
done under contract.
The following bills were passed on sec
ond reading:
s. B.97 TO amend and rc.cnlct section
2, Of Chapter 1903 Of Code, in reference to
the Board Of Penitentiary.
s. y. lil To amend and re.enact section
20, OF Chapter2i5 Of Acts 1928.
y. b. liG: TO amend and re.enaCt Section
OF Chapter 1888 Of the Code.
8. Il. lOj To prohibit physicians from
prescribing spirltnouS liquors, except In
cases Of sickness.
s. B. 100. TO amend and re.enact Sec
tions 4 and II Of Chapter 100 Of the Code.
s. B. ~; To amend aud re.enact Chapter
l22 OF the Code. Was laid on the table.
s. E. 90: To provide for the better protec-
ton Of Lumbcrmen. Was referred 10 the
Committee on Judiciary.
s. B. 1903: TO amend and rC.Cnact Section
| OF Chapter l5i Of the Acts Of 1928.
Was indefinitely postponed.
$. y. l5O To amend and re.enact Section
20 Of Chapter 80 Of the Code. Passed to a
second reading.
Mr.. Price, OF Monongalia, offered resolu.
luton to rescind the resolution appointing
a messenger. Laid on the table, on motion
Of Bennett, Of Lewis.
A resolution to authorize the President
to appoint three Of the members OF the
Joint RevisOry Committee, authorized by
Joint Resolution "a, was adopted.
The President appointed [. c. Bosley
Messenger Of the Senate.
Senate Resolution q: TO rescind Joint
Resolution "a, In reference to appointing n
Joint RcvisOry Committee. Laid on the
table.
Senate adjourned to meet at II o'clock
A. NJ, Monday.
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The Legislature.

lttom the GfeenbtCr independently
When the people Of West Virginia
aioPted the new Constitution they did 40
with the well.grounded expectation that
',ney would only be taxed 10 pay the per
diem OF their legislators for iorty.hvc
HlH In two years--that is, that the 1Agis-
!a'uFe would assemble biennially and that
9WoaI! remain in session only forty.Eve
uaH' How has Interpretation been dis.
appOinted
We cannot see that there was a neces.
n'y Tor an adjourned session this fall and
s.tlII more difficult to see that there
WI be any prOpriety in extending the
A'9ntnCd session beyond thirty days.
II the session should be prolonged be.
!0nd the thirty days II is altogether
9'ooaoIe that the sovefeigns will consider
mai those who vote for an extension Of
.le session have done all that should be
required Of them in a lifetime and that
'asi' present service will be their last.
Inc members we're only elected to ID.
WI LOT lofty.tive days and they we're not
expected to do more than their contract
required. II, in that time they proved
themselves able and efficient, the people
Solld possibly, return them-otherwIse
'aey would he replaced by better men.
:, UlT aspiring Solons should not think
ial' iaS lhe entire burden Of all required leg.
m'Auoh rests upon them during their
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WHITEHALL n. Y, November ia
heavy snow storm prevails here. Six
inches have fallen. At Plattsburg to-day
12 inches Of snow are reported. Fears
are entertained Of an early close Of navi.
CATION.
WGrERrowS, N. Y, November l3.-1t
has been showing here all day, and the
storm still continues.
BuFFALo, November l4.-Aboul foot
Of snow fell here to-day.
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OMAHA, NEB., November l4.-A most
extraordinary storm IL reported 10 have
set in along the line Of the Union Pacific
and west Of the Green river, last night.
Sleet fell in such quantities that the teIe.
graph wire Is reported as large around
a. a mans wrist. Snow to the depth OF
one foot had fallen at Better Creek and
still falling nt ten o'clock this morning,
and the storm is moving east. Telegraph
ic communication with points wcst Of the
Green river was broken all day. To-day
there is no storm east Of Laramie City,
and the trains are running on time.
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,nni. rims. Mniir.

GALVESTON, November lj.-The re.
mains Of Capt. Thos. Wolfe, pilot Of the
Waco, we're taken In charge by the ma.
sonic fraternity this morning and convey
ed on board the steamship State Of Texas
to be carried to Mystic, Conn, his former
home, for intermeht.
The steam tug Thotne has been outside
to-day searching for others. One body
was found washed ashore on Boliver Point
which Capt Irwin states wns from the
Waco, but II Is impossible 10 recognize II
having been 80 long In tile water.
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The freight agents Of the railroads in
teresicd in the Southwestern traffic met
here this afternoon and advanced the
rates from Chicago TO points on the Mis-
souri, river, and also fixed arbitrary rates
from Chicago and 81. Louis on all East.
ern freight consigned through to South
western points The following are the
rates from Chicago 10 Missouri river
points: first class, 90 cents; second class,
70 cents; third class, 90 cents; fourth
class, 40 cents; special class, 50 cents.
From 81. Louis, First class, Gs cents;
second class, 40 CENTS third class, 81
cents; fourth class, q cents special
class, q cents. The latter rates also ap-
ply to freight consigned from Quincy
and Hannibal.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
URPICR OP TIlR CInEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASIlISOTOS, b. C., Nov ij-l AN. }

NAbHlNulUNb W. b'b NOF. W A. M }
PROBABILITIES
For the South Atlantic and GulfStates,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Il falling
barometer, southwest to southeast winds,
warm and partly cloudy weather, fol.
lowed from the West Gulf to the Ohio
Valley by a rising barometer, northwest.
erly winds, falling temperature and rain
arens In Texas.
Eor Lower Missouri and Upper Mis-.
sissippi Valley, rising barometer west TO
north winds, decidedly cold and partly
cloudy weather; snow or rain which con-
ditions will extend over the Upper
Lakes.
For Lower Lakes and middle States
rising, followed by falling barometer,
and winds shifting east and south; slightly
warmer cloudy orpurtly cloudy weather,
except lower temperature along the coast,
and In the former light snow aud rain.
For New England, falling barometer,
east to north winds and rain or snow, fol-
lowed by cold and partly cloudy weather,
north 10 west winds and rising barometer.
For New York and the Canal region,
temperature slightly below freezing Mon.
day night.
Cautionary signals continue At Newport,
Woods Hsle, Thatchers Island, Boston,
Portland, Eastport and Duluth, and are
ordered Tor Escanaba, Marquette, Mil.
waukee, Chicago, Grand Haven and
Athena.
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FIRE RECORD.


CLEVELAND, November 10. Abou! 4
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
the rear apartment Of Munsen 4 Whit
ney "a restaurant, on Superior street. cans-
Ing an estimated loSs Of $4,000 70 the
first and second stories Of the building.
Insurance about $4,000. Cause unknown.
CHARLESTON, November l4.--A FIRE on
King street last night destroyed the dry
goods store Of ]. K. Reed Il Co., and Ber-
nard's photograph gallery; also the nd
joining building which was temporarily y
occupied by Edwards & Co. aS book
auction house. The loss Ia estimated at
$9O,0O0 insurance 100000.
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The Centennial Nlntue.

PARIS, November l4.-Thc Franco.
American Union for the erection Of the
Centennial statue in New York harbor Is
organizing for grand fete TO take place
at the Paris D'Industrie on the 10th inst.
President MacMahon, the members Of his
Cabinet, many deputies and other distin-
guished persons have subscribed to the
statue fund, and several Of the principal
cities Of France have voted contributions.
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has not been caused by, nor is II in any
way connected with the fight between Fl.
Wayne, Lake Shore and Michigan Cen.
trnl Railroads.
The Board Of Missions met to-day at
the NJ. +. Church, and appropriated, for
the Indian Mission, So 500; Scandinavian
Missions, $4,000; German Domestic Mis-.
sions, $40,OjO; English speaking Missions,
$4,000; Spanish Missions In Arizona,
$4,000; New Mexico Missions, $4,000;
Liberia Missions, $500. The reduction
30 far in the appropriations from last
year Ia S32,57j.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
Vice President Wilson.

WASHINGTON, November l3-Dr. Bax.
ter, in note to the President, says that
Vice President Wilson will in week be
able 10 go to Massachusetts.
Lord Houghton, accompanied by Sir
Edward Thornton and Secretary Fish,
called on the President and Mrs. Grant
to-day,
APPOINTED EXAMINER IN CHIEF.
The President to-day appointed |. c,
Woodward, Of Iowa, to be examiner in
chief Of the patent office.
REoRGANIzINGT THE PARTY. --
A prominent Republican of Virginia
is now engaged in the effort to reorganize
and strengthen the Republican party in
that State by combinations Of Republican
and conservatives who in the late elcC.
ton acted with the Republicans. As the
first step ia that direction they are work
ing for the appointment Of Judge Morton
Republican as postmaster at Richmond,
in the place Of Miss Van Lew, and for
General Heath, who served as u Confeder.
ate general, and who lately opposed Cen
eral Bradley.
The removals commenced by Secretary
Chandler last week in the Department Of
the Interior and will bc resumed again
this week.
Vice.PresidenI Wilson is steadily I'M
proving.
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ChsgnteII9Fnfer,


.,.of ,he legislature, as often as
1,, occur. will probably never be
a,, ,'", ~, an amount Of business deemed
'" anl, necessary but urgent. The
r,,.ptc NJ Of the wants Of the people
,.,I or imaginary, Is never filled
',I'' Il, average legislator feels in duty
I1',J M At li.,en to the voice Of his CON
'yl., ,.,,, In the main, this is right
",'' ~, 4, .,,ike, Us that there are some
SS,of ", which the representative should
+', '. mg,h more than his constituency,
"," no should therefore be allowed
',,.,ci,e '"' IibcraIdcgree OF discretion
m,b,t amount Of legislation shall be
,,,,.l ppon a, a given time Especial
r'n,l '1I' .uch be the case under circum-
F..,p,b a, characterize the present
'e",,oal session oi our Legislature.
RI. .r,oIIon.cs are assembled for spe'
s;, oprpo,c, which purpose Is TO
,,,., poon the Impeachment Of certain
,S,,, for alleged misconduct. live re-
m,nb,,r rightly Mr. Good, in urging the
s,ir, of ancarly day for the impeach-
u
1.st,riaI, gave as one OF his reasons that
II. ,liourncd session wss positively lin
,.lU thirty days and much the larger
n,,iopoi the tine would have to be
n,onptly used in order to get through
With the trial. We have also the state
o,pp, Of other members that a great deal
,tnrhni.hed business was left upon the
NM. A, the close Of the regular session.
Huchc the case it ia pertinent to re.
.o,c,lulIy inquire the use of injecting SO
nocbnex matter into the Legislative
b,lylo further compIicate the business
oi,be legislature, which one member
I.r,ibcd a, shaving been left in an almost
boDele. state Of confusion at the
clos oiIasl winters session. There is no
doublbatthcrc i.need Of much wholesome
legislation. there are many Cnactments
and appropriations specially the latter
lh,l would be very handy for the people
to have, and yet it would be unqueStion.
ibIy better to take up the unfinished
bl,ine., already upon the Calendar, and
10 lara, the limited time Of the present
liaiel session can be devoted to ii, clear
il of. That portion which the time in'
te'yening between the sessions may have
shown to BE- either useless or unwisG can
b. very ,nmmariIy disposed of, while that
which good and Of pressing need should
receive whatever attention the measure Of
lime will allow in order that something
like practical results may be reached. As
matter, now gomuch legislation WILDE at.
tempted with littlcornO result. Whatever
may be the desires Of the constituencies
d the various members, ii isunjust to the
legislative Body and to the people to
pend the time and money Of both in
merely accumulating mountain OF
ubb,h under the title Of unfinished
business
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HALIFAX, November 1.-THE ship
Calcutta, from Quebec for Liverpool
wrecked at Crosse Isle on Sunday last,
and twenty-five men Of the crew and
lady passenger was drowned. The Cap.
tain, three men and a boy were picked up,
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Tscaten 10 Dcatt by ItuIinns.

BosroN, November l4.-ThOmas pulsi.
fer, an aged and highly respected citizen,
was assaulted by two rniEians last night
and beaten with billies SO severely that
he died 10. night from his injuries.
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MONTREAL, November 14.-The Prince
Of Wales Rifles, The Victoria Garrison Of
Artillery, a light field battery and the
Wales police will muster at their quar-.
ters on Tuesday morning to carry out
the burial Of GnibOrd.
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TnE San Francisco Morning Cal, Octo.
bet 80, says "Thc Nevada Bank made n
loan on the lth inst Of 100000 on real
estate security for the term Of six months,
at per cent per month. This was to
take up a similar loan previously oh.
tancd from the London and San Fran.
eiro Eank.n
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sr. Lotus, November l3.--Judge Kre.
kel, Of the United States District Court
for the Western District Of Missouri, To-.
day sentenced Colonel John A. Joyce, ex.
revenue ugent, to 8 years and 0 months
IN the penitentiary and to pay fine OF
81 mn
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West Virginia Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATVRDAY, NoYembeE ID, lS75.

SATURDAY November ID, 1870
The House convened at ~ o'clock, and
the session was opened with prayer by the
Rev. BristOw, Of the Baptist Church.
The following resolutions were offered:
Mr.. Tanner That the Governor be re.
Ouested TO return all bills vetoed by him
during the session previous to the recess.
Rejected.
Mr. Gittinger: That the e1pedienCy Of
making all towns containing certain mum.
Der OF Inhabitants independent school dis.
tricts and the appointment Of Superintend.
ents thereof by the County Court be in,
quired into by the Judiciary Committee.
House Joint Resolution No. 10, by Mr..
Hutchinson; lnStructiug the Attorney Gen
eral to assist the defense in certain suits
brought by ", II: AspinwAll, Of New York,
in the u. s. District Court In the Third Dis
trict. Adopted.
Mr.. Reynolds: That SO much Of the Gov.
eTnOT'S message as refers TO educational
matters be referred to the Committee on
Education. Adopted.
Mr. Spencer; That Committee OfSeven
be appointed whose duty 1t shall be 10 re.
port in what manner the State School Funds
are invested and secured. Adopted.
Mr., Morgan: Requiring the Committee
on Taxation and Finance to report o bill
providing Tor the equalization Of assess
ment on State Lands. Adopted,
BILLS OPFERED.
Mr.. Houston, Of Monroe: A Bill in rela.
ton to GxeCut lOns and writs OF fcri
tdridS. Referred to judiciary.
Mr.. Pugh, OF Tyler In relation to
repeating the Mechanics lien and
purchase money lien acts. Referred to
Mr.. Klrtly, OF Putnam: In relation to
changing the time Of holding County Courts
in Mason and Putnam Counties Referred
to Judiciary.
Mr. FurgesOn; In relation to eIecu.
tions, etc, against joint stock companies
Mr.. Jackson, Of Wood: In relation to
the powers OF Circuit Judges.
Mr. Jordan, Of Ohio: K resolution in.
Strlcting the Committee on Military to re.
port upon suitable flag for the State.
Adopted.
SENATE BILLS.
=. B. l0G; Concerning the Circuit Court
In Morgan county. Ordered to second
reading.
g. d, 100: Intsructing the Secretary OF the
State TO furnish n copy Of the West Nir.
ginia Law Reports to the State University,
&c.
s. b. 3i 10 relation to Public Printing.
Referred to the Committee on Taxation
anil Finance.
s. y. gS: In relation to persons impris.
oned on charge Of baStdrly This bill
was discussed at considerable length, upon
various amendments offered.
II. u. I72; Which provides for the ap.
pOintment Of an Adjutant General, wis
largely discussed, upon motion of Mr..
SnIder to indefinitely postpone 1t, which
was lost.
A motion was then mllo by Mr. Chidis.
ter to take Il recess
Mr. McEldOurney moved to nd journ.
Mr. Hutchinson moved call Of the
House, all Of which resulted in n tnngle,Out
Of which nothing came but Il somewhat re.
markablc speech by the member from JEFF
fersOn.
Leave OF absence was granted to MessrS.
Stewart and Hutchinson Tor one day.
Mr. Welsh moved to adjourn, upon which
motion Mr., Hall called for the ayes and
nays, and the motion to adlonrn wAs adopt
al
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- hIeANs. BEERS, one Of the original
p'oPfIetor' Of the Boston Herald, il now
iYPe;cttCr in the office Of that paper.
,s..s "sN days ago he had the pleasure Of
TT,''1S " take from an article printed in
\. S.e ltra'd thirty.eight years ago, which
W ,ecognited as having been set by him
,. s"Sn It hr't appeared The take came
by lot W." ''''s :" ''' u'""' wa!
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BosroN, November l3.-On account Of
the state Of the markets the AmOskeag
Mill Of Manchester, n. IT,, has given no.
ticC Of cut down from to 10 per cent on
the wages Of their operatives from Dec.
nn,hpr Ihp hFaI
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LITTLE Rock, November l3.--In the
House to-day that body passed the Senate
bill authorizing the State Board Of Fl.
nance to hypothecate the bonds Of The
State in order TO borrow money TO pay
the current expenses Of the State gov
ntnnlnnl
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HAVANA, November ll.-Captain Gen.
eral Valmasctle has issued decree pro.
hibiting persons living between the lines
formed by sagua Macagtln and Polmilla,
from travelling after dark, warning them
they may be shot at sight by pickeLs and
nnIrnls
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CHICAGO.
OmcIs, Report Of the Exposition.

CHICAGO, November l3.-The official
report Of the directors Of tho Exposition
here shows that nearly 100000 people
visited the Exposition during the month.
The income was $l20,0OO; the net profits
$4,000. The property and buildings are
valued at $3j0,0OO. The managers are
satisfied with the work, and propose TO
continue the exhibition from year to
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BERLIN, November l4.-Advices have
been received here from 81. Petersburg,
which emphatically deny that move.
ments oftke troops are connected with
warlike preparations.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, November l4.--Gen. Qnesnda
Is establishing line Of Notifications be-
tween Vittoria and lagrona and has oC-
tupied the entire distrlCt Of RiUja. The
CarliSts in attempting to prevent his
movements were rcpulscd with heavy
losses,
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CLEVELAND, November l3.-Work OIL
the new breakwater in front Of the city
will be commenced on Monday next, and
he proceeded with this season as long as
the weather will permit.
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ITALY.

ROME, November 13.-Luciani, Frezla,
Armati, Frania and Morelli are charged
with completely in the murder Of RalIa.
elc SOnzOngo, editor Of the Ia Capital,
and have been sentenced to penal service
for life. Scarpet was acquitted.
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THE TURF.

SAN Francisco, November l3.-The
races have been postponed on account Of
the rain until the weather aud the condi.
tion Of the track will permit Of their be.
Ing run.
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Tue Chinese in California ship the re.
mains Of their dead to the Flowery King.
dom as preserved meats" and reckon up
The value Of the cold corpses at 81 90
each, which facts were brought out by
an investigation Of the San Francisco
custom house officials, who we're at 4
loss to account for the frequent large
con'ignmrnts Of preserved meats to Hong
Kopg
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The Knhinr tnssu.

LoutsvlLLE, November 13.-The Jury
in the case against Bill Smart and
others found verdict Of guilty, as re-.
cards Smart and MefTeti.
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Accident 10 senntot DnWes.

srRrxorrELD, MAS, November lS.-
Senator Dawes was painfully injured at
Pittsdeld yesterday, while horseback rid.
ing. He was kicked inthc leg by a horse,
and left PROSTATE.
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RUSSIA.


Sr. PETERSBURG, November 13.--AlI Of
the troops in the Southern Russia as well
as three divisions in this military district
are said to be made ready for active ser
vice.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November l3.-lIerzegovinia
will soon send deputatiOn to Vienna,
Berlin and 81. Petersburg, to present a
petition embolying their wishes
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SAN FRASCisco, November l3.-.Esnac
Abrams, Of Louisville, was arrested In
this city to-day on a requisitiOn by the
Governor Of Kentucky for forgery. lie
pons east tomorrow In custody.
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ARRuRArloS and inlemnity.paying
will soon be unpopular in England Ev.
cry case Of arbitration has been decided
Ngainst her, and now France il claiming
q little indemnity. Al the close Of The
wars Of the Empire, l3OOOOOOO francs
we're paid by France to England in pay.
meot for the destroyed property of Eng.
li'h subjects, This sum was not all OK
pended even the British admit the bal
ance to be 100000, and the French put
It at COOOO,OOO francs, With interest
from 1915, the amount will be 2jO,OOO,OOO
francs, which the English are shortly to
be eqne'tcd to hand over to La Grande
Republiquc, across the channel.
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NEW YORK, November l4.-Artived--
Steamship Mosel, from Bremen.
FATHER IoIST, November l4.-sleam.
ship Sardinia, from Liverpool has arriv.
oil
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,,S. nLES. Mcclure has taken his turn At
fiSSs,,S''ns iS,S at the Presidential candidates in
~ fs.o' and guesses Gen. Joe. Hawley, oi
SSUa4nsclieut, ~ is the strongest candidate
"e republicans could bring forth,