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A RIexican (ouspIrney.

NEw ORLEANS, November ga dis.
patch from Matamoras says: Daring
Tuesday night and Wednesday morning
about 6fteen prominent citizens who It Is
supposd sympathi1e with Laredo, were
arrested and confined in the military
prison. This action Il Ia understood has
been iustigated by the discovery Of =
conspiracy in connection with Escobedo,
who II il alleged is Organizing \ force in
Texas In cross into Mexico in The interest
Of ex.President Laredo. General Cayal
has officially called the attention Of the
United States authorities TO the fact Of
the existence in Texas, near the Rio
Grande, Of q camp Of armed Mexicans
who are evidently preparing:to cross, and
asking the United States Government
70 canse the neutrality laws to be en-.
forced against those who are undoubtedly
using the territory of Texas to organize
reyolutiary movement in Mexico,
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the Law. He quoted Edmund Burke 70
The effect that Il Il TO the property Of the
citizen and not to the demands Of the
Of the State, that the original
faith oi the nation IA given, and the claim
Of the citizen is prior 10 time, paramount
10 title and superior In equity.
In conclusion, he sAid that no greater
question than this was ever presented TO
an American Congress for IL action. Il
touches the happiness, the prosperity, the
future Of three.fourths Of the men, Wo.
men and children IN this land. Thousands
Of men had been driven by the resump.
tion law to insanity and suicide; hundreds
OF Thousands have been cast down from
competency TO poverty; millions have
been deprived Of employment for their
families. Il ianoW too Late to right that
wrong, but We may avert any greater
wrong from them BY prompt action on the
part ot Congress and the President.
/ do not appeal 10 that money
power which seeks It's fortune
over wrecked happiness and accumula.
tons of its felloW-men; q power to which
our unhappy civil war gave birth, which
has grown so enormous through unjust
financial legislation, which now 'FbestfidesI
our narrow world Ikea colossus" which
subsidies the press, which captures
Statesmen and parties aud makes them
its subeervient tools, which hounds down
and viliGes every public man who dares
raise his voice against II Its enor.
NOUS and ill.gotten gain has 3 heart
Of stone not 70 b touched by human
sympathy and compassion. ] appeal 10
the masses, TO their faithful represents
tives u thank Cod OF both parties on this
aoor, that the true aim OF the govern.
eminent Is the greatest good TO the great
est number; and Waoever BY legislation
or othetSiSe, changes the values Of . con.
tract il ~ cursed Gs be who removes his
landmark. For twelve years
past the legislation Of this country has
been dictated, Que would think, in Lom.
bard street or Wall street, and the
people have been plundered byI
every ffesh enactment. They have
suffered the fate Of the giant Gullf-
yer when tied down by the Lilliputians.
Thank God they are about to rise 70
burst the bands which their petty foes
have fastened upon them while sleeping,
and TO walk abroad sgain In their own |
majesty. Applause.
y Az the close of his speech, which was |
listened to with the closest attention and |
interest on both sides, Mr.. EEing yielded
The floor to Mr.. Fort, who moved that the |
House adjourn.
Mr.. hale endeayored 10 have the
House adjourn until Monday, but his pro.
positton was rejected, aud the House ad-
iourned until tomorrow.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 22-Flour-Fim
,Mhsat-Quiet and steady; No. 1 white
Michigan 81 S2k, extra do and seller M
vember 81 IS, seller December 81 3iX. Ia.
: red winter spot 81 q, seller Noyeniber
81 SlH, No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red Al
81 y. Con-Qniet bat firm; high MIXED
5O&c, new 4se, No. 9 spot and Seller NJ.
vem6et soc, do new 46e, rejected 4sj5c. new
SIC, damaged new Axe. Oats-Dnli and
nominal. Clover seed-Dull; mammoth St
At the close Wheat Was steadr amber
Michigan seller November 81 S9 Corr
steady; No. 2, 493<a5Oc, new seller Noysm-
Der 46Hc, selleIJAnuary 44e, damaged new
axe. Oats, No. 2 spot 2sj<c, seller No.
yemoer 2SAe, seller December 2ska2s3/e
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New YORK.

NEw YORK, November 2e.-Cottop-
Steady at 1l<a1l%. Flour-A little NOR
doing but prices unchanged. Wheat-Duil:
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 SOa1 81, No. 2 Hil,
Naukee 81 81 <a1 50. Rye-Firmer: No.
2Testern in store 75e. Bariey-Firmer.tWo.
roEed State 57a7sc. 9falt-steady: Canadn
BIZ q lzal y. CoTn-LeSs doing; steam mixed
SsAe. November G2a6S7<c, No. . Eoyem,
oer 6S1sa6SAe. Oats-Demand active;
western mixed and State 35a40c, white west.
ern SsaA5c. Hay and Hops-Unchansed.
CGaee-Quiet and firm; Rio careoes I5Sl9e
gold, iobbing l5a2OlI e gold. SuSsr-Heavv.
tsiE to good refining 7sSa73Sc, prime ~
sehned steady and in fair demand Al 9iSS
4VAc. Molasses-NeW Orleans new 4Oa55c
Etee-steady; Louisiana 5II<a6Nc, CarolinS
6Ssa'c. Whisky-steady at 81 10.
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Seized and Tse-Setre,l.

MOBILE, Ala, November pa large
proportion Of the property seized by d.
s. Special Agent Carter At Pasesgoula and
released by Judge Hill, Is now seized by
Mississippi and Alabama under wrin
from the State Court Of Mississippi, and
held by Sheriff, who Is attempting to
seize the balance. Secretary Sherman,
BY orders, has laid 3 practical embargo
on the whole coast Of Mississippi BY re.
tusing clearance to ali lumber vessels,
foreign and domestic.
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ST. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-FrGuk Rande, the
murderer, was removed from the city
hospital this afternoon and placed in 4
cell in the cAlaboose at police headquar.
ten. BE is steadily recovering from his
wounds and will be taken TO Knox eoun.
y, Ills, in few days. Rumors are still
rife that he will Be lynched before be
reaches Gibson, but L is generally be.
lieved that Gov. CoIlman will see that
every measure is taken 10 preyentit
A man whose name is supposed to be
Nixon or Dixon, probably q resident Of
some interior town Of Illinois, Jumped
from the central arch Of the bridge 10.
day and drowned.
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The Wellsburg, Bethany q Wash.
ingtOu Marrow Gauge.

The Washington papers and people
seem to be waking up to a lively inter.
est in this proposed enterprise. The o..
~r9 discusses tie project at some
length, aud announces that the firm Of
wm. Smith & Son have offered to sub.
scribe $500 to the road. Another party
according to the Rportr) whose name
is no; given, has offered to take similar
amount.
The Ob'<yg appeals to the rich farm.
srs along the valley of Brush Run and
Buffalo Creek to come forward at this
time, while the general iesling i, favor .
sble, and make sure Of this much talked
OIProject It speaks thus of the route of
the proposed road
"The route leaves Washington by the
northwest, striking the head waters Of
Brush Run near Hamilton DLyisS, in
Canton toWnship, thence along Brush Run
aud Buffalo Creek to the river. No grad.
Ing is required in this county except 4
slight cut at the Davis farm. To the
farmers between this point aud Bethany
We would cay, il you ever hope to have an
outlet OF this nature it is time for you to
move while the Narrow Gauge fever is
At its height, or you can lay on your oars
for another quarter Of a century. A very
small assessment on your rich agrlcui-
tural interests will bring returns fully ten
fold greater, by raising the price Of farms
and opening up to you an easy and good
Market"
As we remarked on Monday last, the
route for this proposed road has been
tWlce surveyed, and at one time itseemed
as II the enterprise would really take
practical ahape. 1t came to the birth,
however, and failed in strength at the
crisis Of its fortunes. Nov that the pro.
isc: Is again revived, and seeing that the
feeling is so generally favorable towards
narrow gauges, on account of the ecOno.
my and profit with which they can be
bull. and run, it would seem as If once
more an opening had occurred which If
improved may lead to the construction
Of the road.
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FRANCE
a Demand on 1lellahon.

PARE, November 22.-The RepubiiSu,
EhuReaist, GAmbettas organ, demands
thai President McMAhon summons q con.
gress Of the Senate and Chamber Of Dep
uties to put an end to The crisis Of the
election In Paris for = Deputy in place d
Jules Greyy, who sits for Dole, fixed
for December 18th.
The difficulties in the formation Of the
new Cabinet relate TO the Minister Of the
Interior and Of Justics, for which De-
Nelche and Depeyre were proposed. 9th.
er appointments must be made.
PARIs, November 22.-It l. now said
that the Ministry will be finally consti-
tuted tomorrow, but will not comprise
any Senator or Deputy.
THE BANK or FBAxcE.
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shoWs a decrease in specie Of
5 200, 900 francs.
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The marks last evening indicated feet
9inches, and swelling slightly.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at 10t
4. NJ, as usual.
The Emma Graham passed down about
SA. NJ, en- route from Pittsburgh to Gin.
Cinuati.
The NJ. S. Thanhouser will to-day take
the place OF the Market Boy 10 the
Wheeling and MAtamoras trade.
The steamers BoaE and Sampson pass.
ed up yesterday with tows Of empty
bArges.
The Wm. Stone arrived here yesterday
morning, en- route 10 Pittsburgh. She
laid here until her pitman strap WaI re.
paired, and left for Pittsburgh in the
evening.
The Nail City passed up abou. lP.M
Sith tow Of ties for the P. W. / KY.
railroad.
The o'Neal LETT for Pittsburgh ct Z
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Ragou will leave for Parkersburg
promptly At l0f o'clock this morning.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati to.
day.
The Della, Telegram and Phaeton made
their customary trips yesterday.
The Express left Cincinnati last night
for Pittsburgh.
The Scout passed down Yesterday with
4 TOW Of Ere clay and bricks.
The Tom Reess No. 9 passed up with
Al empty tow.
The toWboat Jake Heatherington came
up from Madison Monday night, and left
Tor Wheeling last evening, with the boil.
sts, shafts, wheel, &C., belonging to the
Cllumet.-Ca. EnquisF.
The new Whariboat for the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and St. Louis packets, at Gin.
einnati, will be ready for business ne1t
week.
The sulgboat Woodruff has been clear.
log out sciuto bar.
PilOs ]. Alex. Frazier and Sam. Nc.
Bride are coming round from St. Louis, at
The wheel Of the E. II. DurEee, en- route
to Pittsburgh.
The tOwboat Jacob Heathsringtoa ar
rived at. Cincinnati from Madison on
Tuesday, en- route to Wheeling with the
SS'SubAu6 " VAC SA4uHiSe
IRy TalegspA.l
PrrsBuRGH, November 22.-RiVer 8
iset inches, and rising. Weasher cloudy.
Both rivers rising above.
CINCINNATI, November 22.-River s
Ieet S inches, and falling. Arrived
Express, Pittsburgh; Nashville, Nash
vile; Baum, Memphis. Departed-Ex-
pres, Pittsburgh; Nashville, Wheeling.
DsiLiliug rain all day.
NASHVILLE November 22.-Riyer ris.
ing tast; 5 feet on the shoSls. Departed
-Hillman, Cairo.
CAmo, November 22.-Arrived- Whale,
" Louis; City Of Alton, New Orleans;
Little Andy Fulton, Ohio. Departed
Whale, 81. Louis.
hEw oRIEASs, November 22-Arriyed
Willie, ouaehita river. Departed
John A. scnddsr, Memphis Cherokee,
Vinsinnai. Weather clear and pleasant
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CSoMNATI, November 22.-cottou-
highsT; lO1Se: Flour-Eirm and unchany.
ed; Wheat-Qniet and firm; red 81 26s
I q. Corn-Strong new 42c. 0sts-
puiet and steady at 27aS1c. Rye-Oaiet
q 60a62e. B&tley-Demaud lair and mar.
ket hrm; common to prime western sprinp
oOaS0c. Pork-Dull at $l2 25. Lard-6nief
steam 81 90, kettleS8 5Oas rs. Bulk Heats
-Quiet sales at from Eve to fifteen days n
4tsa5 1Sa6a6I I<a6Xc; all loose. Green NeatI
--Quiet shoulders 499<a45<c; sides 6J<a55[c,
hams 7aSc. Butter-Dull and unchapeed'
Mnseed 0fl-Dull and lower at 5Ia59c.
Whsky-Dull and unchanged at 81 05.
HoGs-ln fair demand; common "a Goa
f,i ! 70, hghs Il aa4 2S, packing 81 SOa4 45,
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Cincinnati Grocers and the sugar
Duty,

CtscrNNAT1, November pa petition
isin circulation among wholesale grocers
here asking Congress to make The duty
on sugar 90 much per pound, regardless
Of color or quality. Coffee dealers at =
meeting held to-day, resolved TO resist
the Efforts Of New York brokers TO con-
troll the shipment Of coffee from thence.
A determination Ia expressed to look 10
points further south for supply Of
coaee unless New York parties recede
from the rules sdopted there in regard
to receiving and shipping.
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Chicago CastIs mar,ra,,

CHICAGO, November 22.-The DrOrers'
CATTIE-Receipts, 400; shipments.
500. Native shipping at a 00a5 I'd. buteh.
er quiet and weak, bulls 8 00a3 DO, cows
g 66aS 10. Calves nominal At ss58a5 a.
Texan stock, inferior quality ana vesk anj
nominal I Colorados 5? s6a4 co.;
a. hoGs-Receipts, 400; shipments 1000,
steady and unchanged, except light, which
ase DC lower. Prime ripe shipping a 6Oa
4 IS, all sold.
sHEEr.Receipts, $50; shipments, 60.
Market fairly active at 50 s5aS 75.
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EmhaxzIennan,-

CrscISEAu, November 22.-It has
just been discovered that George Fleis-
ner, formerly book keeper for theodore
Burmiller, who made an assignment last
spring, embezzled large amount from
his employer, Mr.. Burmfller. The sum
abstracted will reach from $9O, 900 to
$4,000. Fleisner has left for parts un-
known.
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MINORTELEGRAMs.

The Oldham tEngland) strike ia end.
ed, the masters Withdrawing the notice Of
a reduction Of wages.
lit Is believed that the Revenue Cut.
ter, Dexter, 10 cruising in the vicinity Of
Bristol, where 4 vessel is said to be load.
ing with supplies for Cuba.
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GhegnteIIiaerrter.
EiTecI Of The NIIIeF Rlll.

There is, Of course, no probability that
BANDS House bill will pas the Senate,
providing as It does for the unlimited
coinage Of silver, but there is proba-
bili!y that the bill favored by The senate
Fiulncs Committee, restricting coinage
to four millions per month, will pass. AZ
least they are beginning to think 90 in
New York. The Graphh Of Wednesday
evening says that the probability Of its
passage had the effect in Wall street on
Wednesday to intuss a "bull' feeling into
operators in stocks, The New York Posl
..y. that some Of the bankers are Of the
opinion that fully S1,OOO,OOO of United
States bonds would be sent back from
EarOpe within three months after the
,uactmsut Of the bill. It further remarks
thst
"should anything like this happen, the
soll that We have would disappear long
before the proposed silver dollars could
BE- coined in sufficient amount 10 replace
The gold now in bank reserves, and in
stead Of AZ imitation We should have n
contraction, and that, too, at = time when
Iislrn,t and Generalization prevailed"
1t seems that already some Of the lately
pl1ced 4per cent bonds are arriving in
New York from Europe. For instance,
the Poa Of Wednesday evening says that:
"To-dly there appeared in this market
Tor the fret time hTe hundred and thou.
sand dollar coupon per cent. United
States bonds, those which we saw having
been in the possession Of Messrs. Fitch /
Hs.ch, the we'll known dealers in Eoyern-
ment bonds, who received them 10 the
regular course Of their business. Il will
be remembered that none Of the coupon
1 per cents we're sold in this country, all
having been marketed in Europe BY the
Syndicate. These bonds Of course came
from Enrope.",
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PHILADELPHIA, November 22.-Flou,
STEADY and unchanged. Wheat Quiet
and steady; amber 81 43aI 46, red 81 4ss
| IS, white 81 45aI so. Corn-Firm: Vel.
low 65a66c, mixed 64a65e. oats-Quiet,
white western S7a3Sc, western mixed a5a
36Hc, ProViSions-Qniet and weak, PORK
-Sl4 0Oal450. Batter Unchanged. Cheese
Unchanged. EggS-steady and aim al
95a96c. Petroleum-Dull and firm; refined
lSlsalSAe, eFnde 1o1c. WhiSky-West.
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Nav YoRK, November 92.-Arriyed-
Steamer POmmerania, Hamburg.
QuEHsrowH, November 22.-Arriyed
Wyoming, New York.
sAH FRAsctsco, November 22.-Ar-
rived-steamer City Of Peking, Hong
Kong via Yokohama,
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kAILRoAr Il a BoNnDs-Irregulaf. n

5IAIk bUND3-ntt11Y,
sTocEs-DullneSs still continues chief
feature Of the Stock market, and there Is
very little disposition to operate outside.
The market was frm In the early dealings,
but was extremely duh and weak during
the greater portion Of the afternoon.
Towards the close there was fractional
recovery.
Transactions aggregated only 5000
shares, Of which 10 900 were Lake Shore,
1000 Northwestern common, 10000 prefer.
red 1900 St Paul common, 1900 prefer.
red, 5000 LaekAwanna, $500 Miehigan
Central, 1900 Illinois Central and / 800
Western LJbion.
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ALLEGHENY CattIe.

E4srLmERTY, Noyember22 r22.-cArrLE-
Receipts to-day IS cars through and II Of
yard stock; total for three days $40 head
through and 1859 yard. Market Is un.
changed.
H0Gs-Rsceipts to-day 9,s6o head; total
Ior three days i, eco. Workers 81 S5a4 40,
Philadelphia 81 40Af 90.
SIIEGP-ReceiptS to-day 800 head; total
for three days 9, 100. Selling at s. 0Oa4 90,
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EVANSVILLE, November 22-Weather
cloudy and damp; wind north, and light;
mercury 46 and Az. River $40 ieei
scant. DoWH-Johnsou, Sallie Carney,
Lane and tow, Eyansville, Grey Eagle
Up-Smith, Arkansas Belle. Business
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FOREIGN NEWS.
WARNoTEs.


CoRgr4suEoHLE, November 22.-Ths
steamer J. B. Walker, from New Haven
with arms and ammunition for the Tur-
kish Government, has arrived.
LONDON, November g. Operations
near Rustehuek indicate . disposition on
the part Of the Turks 10 attempt repe-
tition Of Mehmet Ali'S tactics ior reliey.
ing PleynA by threatening CEaroWiteh's
army and the Danube crossings. suli.
man Pasha seems still in command on the
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Weafher InllIentions.
oRgIcR o1 mn cnEB slGHAL OVTIcsR,
WAsHHsToS, D. c, Nov 2S-IL ~


For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rising, followed BY falling barometer,
northeast to southeast winds, generally
cooler and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lake region, rising, followed
BY falling barometer, northeast 10 Donth.
east Winds and partly cloudy weather,
except rain areas and lower temperature
along the Lower Lakes.
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Dry GOOda.

NEW YoRx, November 2a.-Busiuess
continues quiet with package houses and
light with jobbing houses. Cottona In
moderate demand and steady. Prints frm.
er. Cotton dress goods aud ginghams fair.
" active. Woolens inactive, FOREIGN
ennda hnll
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Meeting otDIrectnrs.

NKw YoRK, November 22.-The di.
rectors Of the Erie Railway met to-day
and formally empowered Receiver Jewett
70 facilitate the reorganization scheme.
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Failed.

CR1cAso, November 22.-saunatag &
Co., importers Of crockefy and china,
have failed. Liabilities, all unsecured,
SOS, COO assets, little better than nothing.
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'UsausslloaabS Ire hlsi susala.d uusk d liz
kiRd lalhs Nodd."
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


Sotines n tAs Rrep.
:, ne yeleE5n AaglEinet which long eEg oaigpp
its original uIla Of the Mo- NaatAly 1Soasiss has
Dot IN the last ablted the popalanIy Il Won GttAa
Outset, bat has added 70 IL 10 many NByI, md hAi
Eept talrly lhreast Of the tines lhankS o NJ en-
tefpris! ot the pubilshGs and The tact and Widen
O. ii editoEh For whatever e baIt md mort Teas
able u the literature Of travel discovery and 10
top, theaverage reader Of tc-day lo6ks . HrJSIst
AlqsiSe, 1ust - expectantly n DID The fesdsf q
quarter o. century agO; there q the lame admI-
TAhle variety of contents and the a2ma frCshnsl
aud suystlVeneS In IL editorial depaftnontl nov
~ then.-BanfO1 JJayNaf
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Reeommendntions Of the signal

WAsHMeToS, November 2l.-The Chief
Signal ofieer ot the army, in his annual
report recommends legislation for the
more complete organization d Tho signal
ssgyiee,
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FINANCIAL AND ooMMERclAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Btooltg:

.V9- HlVHNE NlllU UluUkHs
kKW YoRK, November R.-MoSKY.-
6e6 per cent Prime mercantile paper at
5sia7 per cent. Custom receipts $2b3, 600.
The Assistant Treasurer disbuFsed Sos. I.
600. Clearings SIS, ,O0o, 900. Sterling quiet,
long, $4.s0lS, abort a. SIIf.
GoLD-Opened and closed at i03, with
sales in the interim OF 102Js. Carrying
ralesS to AZ per cent
sILyRR-At London 541Sd. Here, silver
bars are az, greenbaeks, 81 175s gold.
silver coin Mak per cent discount
GOYKRNNENT9-firm.
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ENGLAND,
Bank OF EngIand statement.

LONDON, November 22.-The weekly
abatement Of the Bank Of England sho1s
an increase OF specie Of $4,000 pounds.
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CINCINNATI, November 22-Phillips 4
Co, bankers Of Georgetown, Ohio, failed
yesterday. Liabilities SIS, 900; assets arc
not given.
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RtrrnuRaH, November q .-Peroleum-
Crude active s. 3T5f:st paSkeIs, for i'm.
mediate IhIpmens refined at 13Hc PhiIa.
dslphA delivery.
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DUPoNT,s
Wheeling Powder Auencv.

Ihsye at al tlmssln Magazine Q large
stock Of the absSe celebrated Powder.
viz: Rifle, Sporting Gn oans), Blasting
and ninilG, 10 metnllo packages, which
Iwlll selI at Wholesale atmanufsctuFeP's
pricss. | have Portable Mavazlnss Of
different sizes for chipping and vim dsIiy-
sr Tree On csrs o. boat. Thls Powder
q uaaqualed IN stranSth and qualify.
jei1 n REILLY, sole Aren't:
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ITALY.

The Pope and the French PHI.
grimA.
LONDON, November ga special
from Rome says that the Pope received
some French pilgrims Tuesday and spoke
. few words with great difficulty. The
teebleuess Of voice and his suffering
which was apparent, made melancholy
impression. He was carried by four men
RoNE, November 22.-The Pope sus.
pended audiences because Of indisposi.
ton,
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