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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
Qualification for ONCE.

Whether il is worth while to lock the door
after the horse has been stolen or not Georgia
seems to have provided against emissaries sent
into the South to I'LL its offices. Representa-
lives must have resided two years in the State
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
RAILROADS.
poNrCnARrnAIN RAILWAY

Depot nj The bend of Elysian Fields street. near
tho Leves. Third District.
EXCURSION to or from the Luke aud rsturn
snue dpy 20 cents. Children under twelve
years, 10 cents.
..,j, ,.tiH Irn,t tt, n
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

Tho shove statement Is Just, true md corr
reet TRANSCRIPT from the books of The Company
PAUL TOUHCHY. President.
q. w. Norr Secretary.
H1ATE or LOUISIANA. /
Parish Of Orleans. Oily 81 New Orleans.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me the ssv-
enth day of June. 1877. JAMES FAHEY.
Notary Public.
AT II meeting Of tho Beard u Directors. held
on tho seventh day Of June. 1877. II wins resolved
TO declare IL cash dividend Of twenty psr cent on
the not earned participating premiums for kiia
year ending May 81. 1877, payable on the third
Monday Of July nsEt
Also, to pny 10 The Btoekholdsrs. on demand
interest ut The rate Of five per cont per annnm
on their stock
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

Fred'k Camsrden
J. l.. Harris.
Andrew Stewart.
Joseph Stone,
George Martin.
Alfred Moulton.
i. G. Jurey.
Edward Male,
Geo. w. Sentell.
A. Levi,
VIM. II. Matthew'S.
Paul II. Mortimer.
John V. Moore.
w. Il. Conger,
Henry N. Preston.
j. J. Irby.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14

and n Year within the county. Senators must
he twenly Ave years Of age, aud must have re-
aided four years In the state aud Year IN tho
distfiet. No person can be elssible as 9ouefnnn,f
teen yesrH and citizen ~ the Htats sis yshfH,
Judges Of the Supreme Court aud the Attorney
General shall haye been citizens 81 The state lof
nine yeefs, and have pthetieea law for seven
yeata while the Solicitor General must present
nrartias III thraa years W. M. u.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-14
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTES 10 ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.
HeorgnnIzed for the summer of 1917.

Working out Of New Orleans vim tho n, Q. hnd
M Il. H.. md presenting tho following attractive
lines to the attention of oil Notthzbound Tour
ists aud Trhyelets
Route Mo. An Rail.
Via Montgomery, Columbus. Maeon. Augusta
Wilmington. hichmond.
az Hours, New Orleans 80 New York.
The Same time always MS by any other line.
Pullman Hssping Chrs tn Opelika.
Bold Day Trims thence to Augusta. With
Pullman sleeping Cars attached at Macon for
Tbroish train, Wilmington 10 Richmond and
New York, with Elegant Phrlor Cars attached 10
Hiehmena@thenee Pullman slesping Cars to
New York.
ALL CHANGES Ar sEAsOHABLE HOURS
AND INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED OARS.
Route No. nay Line.
Over The same lines To Wilmington as by Honte
No. l.. Thence by Special fnrlor Cgrs, to Ports.
mouth, Va. Thence, 81 bi8o p. ~. daily fs5espi
htindayl by the 'naghtesnt stsa n r. Of the
Express. arriving In New York nj 2:o5 y. IN.
A siktv-nine hours run--only seven hours IN
exoess ~ all rail time. with tho advantage Of an
undistutbed nights rest md superior accom-.
nodatiohs upon tho Ghssapeaks bay.
Route No. a-The OLA Dominion Line.
The same Lines to Wilmington md Ports.
mouth ne t!outsE aud q, Thence, on Mondays
Wednesdays aud Haturdays Mt $50 =. m. by lhe
magnificent sidewhes steamships of tho OLD
DOMINION COMPAN which invariably atrivs
ut their New York wharvss Mt y. IN.
through run of 10 hours. combining The
essential elements Of Chsnpness. bpeod and
Comfort.
Passengers should leave New Orleans Bhtur
days. Mondays and Thursdays to connect close.
ly with this Limo,
For Tickets. Checks. Time Cards. aat1 nil In
formation, nppy nj tho offices Of the New Or.
leans md Mobile Halroad.
A. POPE, General Passenger Agent.
], II, WHITE. southern Passenger Agent
II. W, FOWLER, New Orleans Agent. corner IT.
Charles and Common strsets. my4H
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
THAT RAILROAD.

Our Charleston correspondent refers
TO the agitation in Kanswha Of the rail
road enterprise Of building road from
Psrkersburg to Charleston. We hope
our Ksnawha friends will not let it end
in talk. We are gratited to see notice
in the Courier that public meeting has
been called to consider the matter. Just
such a road is needed more than any
hing else in this State. 1t will be the
means of bringing the people of the two
sections of the State into a more intimate
relationship, and as they get TO know each
other better they will be better friends
There has always been rivalry and
jealousy between the Northern and
Southern sections of the State, and it has
all been because the people were stran-
gers to each other. They had no inter
ests in common, and when move was
made in the interest of one section, the
other was suspicious that harm was In
tended TO 1t. The result has been bick-
erings, suspicious and jealousies for which
there were no real causes.
Now is the opportunity to do away
with such An unhappy state of affairs
The people of kanawha should feel
very deep interest in this. The people
of the State have been liberal towards
Kanawha, and in their liberslity given
them the permanent seat Of government.
Now Is Ksnawha's opportunity to make
it really permanent. Wood county is
doing good part in the enterprise by
proposing to take one-third of the stock,
and surely the other counties interested
in the project will not let it tall through
for want of support.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
Mexican NCMn.

CITY Or MENIoJ, October 30.-Manuel
VI. L1macon, special commissioner from
McNIco is en route - " Washington II
Is expected that ho will remain there ~
Minister. Minister Foster gave An in
formal dinner to Zamaconi and Vclssco.
Nallarta, Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
ard the Ministers a. Germany and Spain
were present
Another regiment o. IN .snty marched
,or the R,o GrNnic ou the son Much
excitement prevails There ara rumer-
ous reports OF fights on the RIO Grsndc
between the MrNlcAus Nud Americans.
IL Is rumorcd that body of McAicsns
crossed lo Esg,c Pass, pulled down
the American Aag srd ran up
.ao MuNcau hsg, and that Matamorns
p,on, uncc1 against DFL The excite.
mcnt Increased on tho news that McNl-
cans had been a,s,s,iuStnI IN Texas
GenorS Torvnd pledged Nuva Leon to
DiAZ policy at cK,rAII.lo1 Ind the re-
PIE sIou Ot raid. !. g MeNicAn officials
On the Rio Graude claim tuAt they give
up criminals Iu ali cases required by the
treaty md whore the honor and peace at
the country demand, bat they reserve
TIE right To refuse 10 deliver up their
own cI.IHsHs on demand OF n foreign
power, ~ the treaty doe, not require IL.
Congress rs cutting down the tsrI1. ol
the Mexico and Vera Cruz railroad, aud
declares that the government h. cmppw-
cred 10 Abr, gate concessions Il and all
contracts with railroads
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
French Affair,

PARIS, November "a dispatch SAYS
hat il asserted that Madame De Steals
retreat, on Lake Geneva. IS being pre-
pared for the reception Of her grandson,
Due De BroglIe.
PAKIs, November 6.--At the import
ant meeting OF the Deputies OF the Left
lo-Light II WAS decided only u un-ert
the Deputies whose election Wa plainly
due to official pressure. II WAS also de-.
ciicd 10 maintain strictly the cxpcctant
attitude, and furnish the government nu
preteNt Tor getting out o! ~ I'm bArrAss.
meut but 90 no account accept n Cabinet
contrary 10 parliamentary rule. 1t wa
resolved that no member O0 the majority
should undertake the loruat.nn OF n Cab
met without s.pulntIng the freedom oi
rcgion and guarantees HgaIgst the recly-
renee of events Ike those ju.t occurred.
PARIS, November -ll.3O =. M.-Hhc
returns to this hour show 5G7 RopuDi-
cans sud 800 Conservatives cioctnd Coun-
cIIs General The Republicans have
gained IS seap. Twenty tccbud
ballots are necessary and sos district, re-
main TO DC heard from 1t Is not koown
how the Republican gains are distributed
md affect the mAjyrI.Ies IN the various
Councils General IL Il expected that
whom the complete returns are IA th"
Republican triumph w!li DO considerably
modified. The RepuO,Icars cl4im largo
gEias iu tho ,leCLIOns tor Councils OF Ar-
rOndisssmeuts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
TO-DAY'S ELECTIONS.

TO dsy, elections are held in New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Mssss-
chusetts, and Wisconsin, and the result
Is looked to with q great deal OF interest
throughout the country. Elections are
also held in Virginia and Mississippi, but
excite no interest because there is no con-
test. 1t Is different, however, in the
Northern Ststes, whore the party lines
are distinctly drawn and the canvass has
been warm. The administration party
is anxious for the result because it has
been endorsed in all of those States
by the Republican conventions, uu-
less we except New York where the en-
dorsement was so tame as 10 hardly
amount to anything. On the other
hand Mr.. TILDEN thinks that the people
will never c0ndone the great fraud
which elevated HAYES TO the Presidency.
The elections will be an index as to how
they look. al 1t. OF the five northern
States voting to-day four are strongly
Republican, and the fifth one-New
York-is Just as it happens. AS it is
the "otf year" ;ull vote is not to be eI-
Pected, but still the elecuons are impor-
tsnt. We hope by tomorrow morning
to have sufficient returns TO give the
general result.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
WaslIingtOn Items.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-As the
funeral of Senator Morton takes place
to day all the government departments
and offices of the District government
are closed. Flags are a, half mast and
bells are being tolled in honor of the IL
lustriOus dead.
Asa result of the consultation among
the prominent friends of the resumption
repeal bill this morning, it has been
determined to move the suspension OF the
rules to-day, for the purpose OF adopting
the resolution offered by Mr.. Kelly last
Friday, providing for the removal OF the
bill from the morning hour, and It's con-
sideration from day to day till Tuesday
of next week, with the agreement that
the final vote shall then be taken. 1t
WAS also determined to move the sdop-
tion OF another resolution, under
the suspension of the rules to-day, TO
take from the Banking and Currency
Committee the oil which they have
agreed upon tor the remonltizatlon of
silver and assign il for consideration by
the House immediately after the repeal
bill shall have been disposed of. Judge
Buckner, chairman of the committee, will
offer the latter resolution.
The House Committee on Foreign A.
fairs held meeting to-day on providing
for American representation at the Paris
Exposition A communication WAS re-
ceived from Secretary Evsrts recon-
mending al appropriation of S225,OOO
for that purpose, and suggesting also that
the bill should contain provision for
transporting Intended exhibits from the
interior cities to the sesboard. The CON-
mittee will hold daily sesSloLs until they
complete the bill
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Is IL A NUISANCEe

A little girl came into our office and
IN = beseeching tone requested that we
should buy from her the privilege to cast
vote for pair of gold bracelets to be
presented by some Temperance Associs-
tiOn to the youkg lady receiving the
largest number of votes. Her grown SIS
ter was candidate, and the little ten
year Old child WAS making canvass in
her behalf. A friend was standing by
who pronounced this practice OF can
vassing as nuisance, and sug-
gested that it WAS the duty of
the press to publicly rebuke it. We
half promised to do so, and thought
we would, but how can WEI Just ss we
had prepared our bill OF indictment the
appealing face of that little child stole
across the page and entered plea OF
excusable earnestness, and sitting rs an
impartial court we were compelled TO
admit the soundness OF the pleading. If
it had been man who approached US
thus we could have told him that he wss
engaged in very small business ard
have dismissed his presence. Or if 1t had
even been woman, we could have sug-
gestcd that she might have found more
suitable employment. Bat as 1t WAS
only q sweet, earnest, pleading child we
felt that to her the WORK WAS Us important
and as real as that which the business nan
finds IN his world. To the banker, the
merchant, the manufacturer, or the pro-
fessionsl man with his world of business
before and around him, the work OF the
little girl may have seemed insignificant
and when interrupted in his work 10
listen to her little request, may have pro
nounced her NUISANCE. But did he stop
TO reflect that the child world is as real to
the child as the mans world is TO the
man, he would listen to her with more
consideration What if these grave little
mer and women with their puggy ie4tur,s
smeared with dirt and molssses do come
to us with their childish plans, are
we to crush them out2 Their
world ministers to their pleasures and to
their necessities. In their world
all the riches of the greatest milliOnaires
do not represent to them what the SUD-
shine, the flowers, doll u, jack knife, u
mothers kiss mean to these small atoms
of humanity. "P.ease sir, give me ten
cents for vote" was said with just as
much earnestness rs the merchant betrsys
in an effort to sell his goods to Gus
toner, and the bank president about to
embark in some business speculation
could not feel more anxiety than that
which played upon the face OF the child
csnvssser. 1t may be a nuisance, but II
not iustifable is at least so excusable that
instead of cOndemning, we have been
constrained to advocate the cause of the
children.
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Alleged RIacEmaIIi-g Case.

BosToE, November 6.-ln the Mum
cipal Court this morning VIM. 5. Nc
Farland, attorney, Chas. A. Barry, teach.
er III the public school, Geo a Roger,
VIM. II. Warner and Addie +. Wsrd
were held in 81 900 each, charged
with conspiracy to eXtort money II, m
Dr.. Howard Damon. The complaint .
leges that Miss Ward, who is, teacher N
the public schoo, wrote b me ID DcLDr
accusing him of seduction, procuring
abortion. etc, and threatening public
prosecution. The others worked upon
Mr.. Damon feeling and persuaded MN
secretly to leave the city, a the only way
to avoid the disgrace, md pursued MIN
over the country three months with
stories. He was followed by detectives,
etc and with offers 70 settle. Damon's
friends, learning of the case, pursusded
him to return, ard have begun suit,
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NO.. 100
War Notes.

LONDON, November "a Eienns dis
pslch says: The recent Russian successes
hsVe renewed the Wa sgitstOn in Bel
grade. The Russian official bulletins re
port continued progress on the Plevns
snd OrchauIe and Lovs,z snd Orchsnie
rosds Freteven ard Turskijsver are oc-
! cupled by infantry, snd Csvslry de-
tAchmeni has penetrated Gsblsnitza Pas,
IN pursuit OF the retreaung Turks. 4
turkish force numbering between three
and four thousand men, from the south OF
the Balkans attacked the RusSisn force
ST hahren, south OF Elevs, and after
three hours lighting, the Turks retreated,
leaving one hundred dead snd many
wounded.
CoSTANTINoPLE. November 5.-lt Is
reported from OrcaaniC, on the authority
OF Russian prisoners, that Gcncrsl Gourks
Was wounded during the recent fighting.
sud hiss since died.
PEsTH, November 5.-The Hungarian
government has SLOWED tho rails in
tended for n railroad IN Little Wsllschis.
seized as cOutrShaud %! Wat, - be taken
to Roumania
LONDON, November "a Russian
cficlal dispatch dated Neriluky, 4th inst.
says kArs is closely iuvcsted To-day
We began the erection OF siege batteries
opposite the southeastern tort.
An EEaroum telegram says the Rus
sisns are constructing, to the north of
Moukhtar Psshss position, n road icsd.
M 10 the plain before Erzeroum The
Turks are generally much more conf
dent
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AnII-Re-nmp,Ion PetIIIon.

ST. LOUIS, November The journal
Of agriculture OF lhis city, hAs forwarded
u a. II. Buckner, chairman o' the Com
mittee on Banking and Currency, a
farmers petition measuring one huDdred
and twenty seven leet ia length, aud con-
tAinIng five thousand I've hundred and
seventy three Dames. The memOrIhltts
s-k for = financial system independent OF
4 metallic bssis They insist that the
whole theory Of specie resumption
u urphIIosoph,csl and unsoundi thst
values being relative the only thing
which can be- sAid 70 be standard Of
value is the necessity 81 the mean rSlA
ton Of al commodItics; that money l.
simply creature Of lAw, ~ instrument
Of commerce, and n standard Of payment
They CHAIN that those who bO.d me real
colla.erals, ~ improved farm, must have
me privilege Of borrowing money from
the public lrcssury on equal term- with
t. ose VITO old bonds
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PosrnISnyings Knnk RIII.

WAsHINGToS, November 5.-Ihe bill
introduced in the House to-day by Mr.
Phillips, Of Kansas, for postal savings
banks, provides that at each Office where
the postmaster 5 salary Is $1,000, on sp
phCstlon, u savings bank be established.
Deposits shall be received at a. low al
amount rs 25 cents, the amount not 10
exceed 500 II provides that when $25
is deposited it bear per cent. interest,
when placed subject to 80 days notice
before call 1t authorizes the issue of
3.B5 bonds in denominations Of S25, $50,
800 and $500, with coupons
ps yable every three months, which
on demand will be payable
on the amounts deposited when called
Il provides tor additional bonds for post
offices where such banks are established,
aad that such bonds may be Increased
from time to time, and leaves the eXecu-
tlon OF the provisions of the act with the
Postmaster General The Secretary OF
the Treasury l. TO issue bonds on noIIh-
cation of the Postmaster General that
more than SjOOOO,OOO Is 50 deposited,
that amount being held under the Sixth
Auditor tor payment o. account demands.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
kpAnish Decree,

HAVANA, November "a decree
lust issued declares that al estates ruined
during the war and in way of recon-
struction shall be free from contributions
for five years; also every new estate and
all the new property acquired in the
Central and Oriental Departments, and
all the industries and commerce in those
newly established will be
exempt Tor three years. All cattle i'm
ported with the exclusive object of
raising stock shsll be duty free tor two
wears
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06

The Vest Virginia Tablet Is the title
of q little paper published and edited by
the pupils OF the West Virginia Institu-
tion Tor the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
at Romney. The following items are
clipped from the local columns Of the last
number:
A man came here last Monday with a
very large 6uGaLo? bear, that could
dance and do other things which de-
lighted the pupils very much.
ONE of our little pupils, deaf mute
girl, was playing one day last week near
a brook, aud dipped u cup INTO it and
caught couple of minnows, and asked
another one if she could hear them cry
ing.
LAST Wednesday being remarkably
fine day, the pupils and teachers were
gwen holiday. The blind boys pro-
cvred the use of the Institution wagon
and horses, and went out to gather In q
store OF black walnuts.
ONE OF our teachers asked his pupils,
"How did Joshua feel after his first army
against Al WAS defested2" A pupil re-
piled thus: abe was very much troubled
and tore his clothes. He was u fool for
doing so, because they cost much money
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06

Edward l.. SsbzsliA5, son OF Senator
Sebastian Of ArkAn.ss, wAs drowned las.
Friday 10 the Mississippl river, opposite
Horn Lake, by the uPsett'ng OF a dug
out
Owing 20 the iaclemency of weather
the gres. trot betxeen Snuggler and
Great E..tern. ~ Cleveland, hss been
again postponed No date for It has yet
been hIed.
The Spanish government has regotl-
atsd with Madrid bankers for Loan Of
SOOOOOO0 pestss. The army estimates
show 3 reduction Of 3,OCo,OOO pesLAs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
WashiurIOn Races.

WASHINGTON, November 3 Weather
cold and dlsagreesble at Benning's to-
day, and q severe rain storm set in about
o, e o'clock continuing through the after
noon. The attendance WAS small. TIE
selling race, mile ard quarter heats,
was won by Glendudley, Bloudell second,
Dalgasian third. No time kept. The
consolidation purse mile and an eighth
heats, was won by First Chance, Enterpe
second, Msjor Barker third. Time 2:O7!
A heavy rain caused the postponemeut
of the balance of the races until to NOR
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
T.nRro.rk and Parole.

New YORK, November 4.-IO-morroW 4.
having been appointed for the race b..
tween Ten Broeck and Parole, the event
Is exciting much interest. Il Is possible
that the storm which now threatens may
make another postponemeut inevitable.
One firm Of cigars manufacturers IN
New York telegrsphed to San Francisco
81, Ave hundred Chinanen % take the
place OF the strikers. American Work,
men in many shops have supPlanted
striking men and wonen OF Bohemia.
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severe Gale.

CHucAGo, November 5-Several dlsss.
lers 20 Iake shipping are reported to-day.
The gale began early thi, morning and
drove into port number OF outgoing
yes.el,; others were blown ashore and
four are bescb-d IN ths vicinity and one
a, WaulskagAr, AGd douDlls,s are iu
trouble. No los. OF lIfs has besn report
ed vet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06

THg Richmond Dispatch has the
b,ieiest and best editorial obituary OF
MORTON that We have seen. 1t is:
senator Morton is dead A great
,.ruc.ion to Lstiunai Cancellation and
-,.prnty is removed, For the rest ds
-tns nil HHsl 5CHlw."
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JosH BILLINGS SAYS that 'toO much
,,,,i.r brings luxurisnce first, and then
.ir and the Southern people in their
.F,,, 10 capture the HAYES sdministra-
Inn msy vet experience the truth Of
l-su's PHILOSOPHY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06

rns most important work that Con-
,.-,s will have before 1t this session will
"a, revision of the tariff. There is
,o.hing which needs revising more, and
, Democratic House will be sure to do
,,ms good work in that direction.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
SNOW storm,

TORONTO, November 5.-The first
snow storm OF the season prevailed
throughout the provinces TO day
The earthquake Sunday morning WAS
distinctly felt in the Bay .. Quinte dis
trlCt.
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To Be Hanged.

CoB0UEG, OSr, November 5.-DaYid
smith Casl,etJn, the soOrtIonls., SEN
fenced to be hanged Oh the 18Th OF
December for the murder Of Miss " Haude,
and the alleged sccomplices, Mallory and
Wilton, are held for the next assizes.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-06
The Boy Murderer.

BosToN, November s.-Jesse POM
eroy, the boy murderer, serving a life
sentence IN the Chsrlestown penltentisry,
attempted to escape last hight by remov-
ing stones from the wall Of the cell
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Exports OF Grain.

NEW York, November o. Eighty
nine vesssls sailed from THIS port last
week with c2n,ignments Of grain. Sew
eniy.seveu ef the vessels carried 2,4Ol .
81 bushels Of wheat.