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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. November =. I5sl--
Wo have no change 10 ac:o in Inc Gu>!s!ioH: !c'
Flour. and tue market is qujet with fai. t.,lt:
on hand. offerings CT Wheat on 'Chsag1 Il,
day reached about 500 bushels whah So! t..
1O7, 100 and ITO for Fui!z. lllAll2 fcr III Et!sri
IA, lis, ZIG and III for Lancaster. Lish. oiI.:.
ings Of Corr, with ssloa of some so bushels 81
5la52 for old and 47aiS for now. n small! 10. ..
Rye brought 90, and Oat3 sold g. q
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Ho7an5. =
Price, this week for Beef CaItio ranged as 'o'
lows:-
Best Beeves ......"."."..".......""..."l u . -
Generally rated first Guality..-""....i ~ . l.
Medium or good fair quality: .........a W "a
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows2 q y -
Extreme range OF prices. - ~
Most of the sales were from .........3 81 -
Receipts for the week 1908 head: sa!as -..jjl.
The wholesale MAJ k,t ws5 q little ltalor, VIZ
prices somewha! higher than last week, b! lev!
fer The better grades, and tho retail trGi' -
most cases also showed more Grmntss lor t1gs
and good medium Cattle, Wlich Was 70. in -
cess OF the demand. And By din. Of hard h.ii
lag shade better prices we're o5!ainet c2c'aioT-
ally for tops aud good country Ca:!e, Vial"
common were no bs,ter than LAST wee.
Mich CoWs-Ths demand IS s:tiii Ia Eo"I
Cows. We qlo:o a. i5,35 PER heHi :, +
quality.
81 esp and LsmSs -Tra!s is vary sloa tic o.
f,rings showing grast ISL ing off from last We"
and their being no outside do.nnd,. Ti:h lhl
butchers fairly supplied l,e. waek. the l.aica-
TORS are that numbers will be left ovsr ~ 30
sold later, or reshipped Ess. by their Owner.
We quote butcher Sheep st 3is4s.:s Lsmb,
4r5ic:s per lb grofs Stock Sheep DOS Cd
per head.
Hogs-There is largo f~ling eli in lie mnT.
bers, but the laIily show !t!lo. if any ch,rE',
IS it s qliet as coed as lha. weeks Tho Offering.
though comparatively izh., seem to DO H"ar
sbou. equal to tie demand, with VIVA: vera ieit
o yer from last week Tho demand is rnpcttd
fair to moderate in all tho yards. We gate II
81. &c, most sales ransidg frJm 81 -G!c p5r -
net. From indications dedIce1 t'om ~Es'.fn
markets rrospsc.s seem 70 favor higher p: G.
here. Arrivals this weak 6953 head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
VRGTNTA NEWS.

The sbipmsts of cattl, a1d sheep from South.
western Virginia are now SO heavy that II ID
With difficulty that CARS can be procured Tor
their transportation.
Iii said that last month the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi aud Oslo Railroad did the larees! bust
utss ever done on lis line; also. that lts rrssent
income is more Than snficienLto meet its iater'
est account.
Charles Forrest, son of the late VIM. Forrest,
The we'll known historian, while lab9r!og under
delirium from drunken spree. cut his throat
from ear to year. 10 grocery store. at Norfolk
on Saturday. The wound is supposed TO b;
mortal.
The Richmond Wbig says "ite State fnil
this year was failure financially, but the dis
play of various kinds Of machinery, stock. 20.
was better than last year. The eleotlon kep
mary people away, and tie itc'ensnt weather
affected the attendance very mucb.'
The naval brigade. some 500 stroog, irou
the slips 10 Hampton Roads. landed yesterday
afternoon aud marched into Fort Monroe, The
band Of the Tennessee aud five oOmpatlts o
marines heading The procession. The brigade
was reviswed by Rear Admiral A. II. Wyman
commander 10 chief of tho North Atlantic
station.
Robert Payne ard Scott Thompson hs?e bser
arrested ct Dauvle. for the murder OF SCOT
Haukins, whose body was found in The canal q
that plsco few days ago. Payne confessed
that BIO and Thompson and tho murdered maj
were playiog cards and qusrreled over the game
and that Thompson struck HaEkins over tbs
head With an axe AID threw bis body ia tht
canal.
The Danville Post says: 1--WE HAYS poDu
lalion CT less than 10 000 all told. end Jet NOR!
crimes are committed 10 our midst 10 q weel
than ere committed 10 other communities tie;
times larger 10 six months" The Post, afte
discussing the cause. comes to the conclusion
that it is 10 the loose administration OF th
laws and calls loudly for reform.
Mr. Frauk Keblipger, assistant pcs!maste
q. Charlottesville, received tHo notices recsntl!
from republican headquarters to send on 10 pc
cant. of his salary. BIC paid no attention to th
Communication, and few days ago the post
mistress received an order from Washinato'
ordering her to retain $50 from bis salary. MI
Purvis, clerk. WIS also deprived at $40 With
cut bis consent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

Fcttet's American Monthly for November
has been received from its publishers. j. e..
Potter & Co., Philadelphia. Among its 30
tents are: Our American Observation-Disclosures
City; ThspksQiviug in History Washington
Society; Circiona,i Faisnce; Won:n aud
Chival,y; A Talk 90 Health; several ssoti:s,
and fall editorial department..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

For WEE DRIEKERs.-Joaquin Miller tells
thus now be hiss SEGA them making wine in the
old county:
when 1 was living in Italy. On thS shores Of
the Bdris!ic I went up into tho mountains
among the peasants to live and learn their habits
Of lifs The poor or lsbo1iug people are the real
people of any land. Z he rich are al alike Tne
poor psoplo are lac character of the Country,
and ,non it (, theory of nine that the sweetest
flowers grow close 10 the gIouad, ThaBe peas,
sn,s were winemakers. Their splendid aGfE
women climbed the steep mel 1tains and carried
the grapes down in great baskets on their oacRs;
then they emptied these ba,ket5 into great
round, fl It tub or vst then they 20 lnto TINS
great shallow tub, in their ehort red petticoAts,
with their naked brown fssti then they Join
hands and begin to 20 round aad round, singing
and lau ching G; they went They were tread,
iug out the vine They ware black. eyed AID
b .au!ifully; they were light hearted and happy;
they had storms of black and abundant hair
over their shoulders; they showed The prs!:lest
whits teeth in the world IS they lifted their hap:
py sss end circled round and round; and
and trsmpleS the cranes until they stood Knee
oeep ia the wine. at first I did not like to drink
this wine because cid not think it was clean.
Eut ] afterwards watched tsom at their WORK
more closely, and saw with plesi1re that they
invariably snd always washed their fseS-shas
is, after they got done trssdiDg ont the wine"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
FROM WASHINGTON,
Special Corresponding Of tic A!era. 1

Special Correspondence Of the A!era. Gs,r..,
WAsIINaT0N, D. g., NV. ..Su
N,!hiog Of public chlrsc:r is ci:h.r ..:.i
or thought OF hero 10 dsy bu: lie ets,i2ar.r
10 progress. s5d the uc#s s6;u. III, ,.n
takes very ru.h C! he c3'ar Ct =,
dispensers political prediction. F::n SIM
cc,ult reason The d:nocra;s a. i g!
spirits, asd the republicans. from b.iss se CT.
6dent during tho PISS: few da;s, ere &c q 1,ic
arxious, aad talk only Ct close vote AZ! n,
uncertainty tina: has marked tho tlscsia-s =
the current year. Messrs. SchlEz ani u ?.-s
The only two Cabinet of,e!s IN tn, cty; y,
Upton, Assistant Secretary Ct III. Tr,ss:yr
Mr. HabbelI, chairman, ADD H.. Mcpa.Is.p
secretary of the republican co1grts:ioaaI taY.
psigu committee, and num rous olh.G p:o,i.
cent republicans. who have Up to this date bseg
takiog of sn overwhelming victory aud Of
solid North against solid Soush, where io.er
viewed this moYnisg, and sckuowltGgcd .h,i
hey have cot had SO coed gr0ucd5 fl TIKI:
assertions az they might have bad, a3d sag t.
result is Involved 10 great dou5: aud Tiil bo t.
comfortably close. Il.eilSerej received tc.e
up to .. N. is to the etf,os that the ws,k.c
10 ell parts of Tho c,unlry is clear ard bfshf
that largo vote is b:ug po'ls3 eV~r5 here sai
that tho election ia progressing qlc;;' il Co.
cinsali end Neg Yo,k especially haavy V,,e
is being cast. Tn; republicans have say: d.
patch broadcast that the dsm ,c:a;s il &Gn3.,:.
s. G hava taken possession ct The ?rIs, DIM
away the u aitod Sts,cs d.rCY m'5stlls a
republican iu igcs. AID Gre co9duct:os Ii! Gle.
ton with their own ofic,rs scd 10 . gla.a.r %
sui; themselves. This. Of c,ar:e. il 10 p,.9,r,
public opinion fer radical attm2. 10 thru
out the vote Of that SAFE if such SO ovtrI;a b.
nee .ssary to defeat Hsnccck and Gle GAf.II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

No matter what may be the result OF the
election to dsy. the democrats have the Ealstic'
ticu resulting from tito conviction that the
policy they advocated, the principles thoy sup
ported and The man ;hcy voted for arc each and
all superior 10 those CT tee radiclis. Their
poicy is That OF petc: and reconciliation aGd
the substitution CT scc;io5elsm By nationality,
their p,i.c pies are thCs, which if carried into
,ffsot will abolish n. ,st and valuable privileges
to favored few, and rebound to The BIS; inter.
es.s Of OIL, AID their candidate IS without fear
and without reproaob. The policy CT the radl
oils, on the contrary, is to advance sectioualism
at tho expense Ct nationality and to keep slye
the crmities OF tie var aud their consequent
iljaries; tbeir principles if made operative will
continue the existing unjust discrimination
against the poor 10 favor Of tho ric5. and their
candidate is o man who it tried before a Try ct
any twelve fair minded msD would bo Convicted
ofbribery and perjury. Defeat 10 such cause
will be more honorable than SUCCESS 10 less
noble onc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

The Southern Planter and Farmer fur No
vember. With very Interesting table Of COD
tents. not only 10 tie farmer, buS to the general
reading pubic, has been received. The Platter
aud Farmer is published OF Richmond, at 81 o
year, 81 50 to clubs of five. and 81 to cubs OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALEXANDRIA. NOVmMBER

Sun r:se9 ............ 81 Su1: sets.... "
hEKiVEn
ST. w Tho npsoD, lover Po:'c to T =. Need.
Str Mst.ano. lower Potc. to } Hroie!2 & g,
Str Mystic, lower Potc 10 Po"c Fairy 70.
PASSED UP.
S.hr JoHphina 70: Gco'gc;oHl.
CLEAah3.
Sir Norfolk, Phladsloha, by r !: Res.
Str T v ArroWsmlth lover P9ti.ntc, rs Foe
tom &C Ferry Company
sehr " L White. rroviiea}e. b. f>HioEit"'
Cosl Go.
Schr Msblo Thom.s prcYii :aca, b. An'r..
csn Coal g..
scir g Stcknag. Ssclics.oa. By An'si.~a
Co 81 90.
PASSED DcTs.
Schr Marietta Stos'm "a.
kSs6sAIus.
Schr David Curry, from hic2r. :. IL :!c"
York 1st
sohr Samuel Wood a,lip. Ton Nav YnfN,
for Richmond Ia
schr SoDbi, K.ens. sailed ic)m ';soi. r.:
this port 30.h
Scbr Eva Smith, tom Go,fg!2Sa :! ~
ton GOTH.
Schrs David Cl,rkaca. rom 3oI.o2 for Go>'s.-
town, and Norman. from Wi dsjr for Rcl-
mond, ct Vineyard Haysn 30.h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

To Masnn;o Eclectic, for September hes
been received. Its contents ore Interesting es
peeially to the craft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

fhs Ees yoLn A. PERI, of Bsfrieg'ol,
who has besp iaaistea for iEcsndiarlsm 10
Rhode Island, has been The g;oln Of DO end Of
misfortules. Fist, be lest So. 500 entrusted to
bis charge By tho members Of regiment Of
which he vas chaplin during the Ssr, and the
money Was never returned to its owners. Then
6gs OF bis houses and balrs-all were irsured-
buroed down GOO alter smother; 6nallg. bis
$1,000 house-insurea for se.0O0-was de-
strosed and be was thrown loo jail, charged
with having set them Oh Gre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
Fatal Accident.

PETERSBURG. Va. Nov. 2.-While huItih;
ia Diaw!ddie county. yesterday, VIM. Scott wa
.c:iien;ly killed by companion named VIM.
"a Mobry,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

Of all the republicans who have taken
a prominent part 10 the CANVASS now closed
mona has showed up worse than Mr.. Hayes 10
hi, eff3r!s to placae tho cnmtY OF Conk'ing
aad tho ultra wing OF lis party. who oontemp-
t1ously spurn all his advances. ha even lugged
his partisan seoiooalism into his rec,ut thanks
giving proclaim ,tor, 10 which no sid "tha
great body" not the whole. as hs should have
said. "of ou7 population are firm and faithful
10 their adherence to the principles of liberty
and jasio,." lie knows, as we'll as he knows
an7tbiSg, that ell tho people of tho 'Usited
S:stos arc firm 10 their adhererc, to the princi-
pies of liberty. but in order to curry favor With
tho bloody shirt leaders Of his party he sutjects
himself to tho charge Of constructive f'lsehood
even when thanking God for the blessings tho
oouotr5 has received. Al implied fal5ehood 10
a thanksgiving proclamation is blasphemous
csc iege, but is 10 accordanc, With tho tsnets
of MsssTs Bsecher aud Iogersoll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

"DJcs your mothcr know you Ia ca, ~; =
boy to bis brother woo did not 60 to sah5s. b.
Cause he had caught bad cold; "Ye1 sh,
Docs" vas tho aasItr. for d.. Balls Cu.h
Syrup has Knocked my coli into ac,coked ha','
He hnupht 2l cent hntila
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

WONDERFUL ESCAPE o. the nigh. of the
b i1s::., on the Lsu:sisua Wes!trl r, r. while
the Wtsttra btu:d rain vas running between
the Fcfmi:io1vil!e end Mermentau stations, q
drukon negro, Oh horseback, attempted to crcss
tho track Just in udvasc, If the trair, The
locomotive struck bis horso and The cngineer
e!oEed down and backed the train to the scene
Of the accident. where the horse IVES found, but
tic negro sas missir g. After diligent aud
unsvAiIi0g ssarch fer the Iatter the train went
en-. thirty miles, 10 Adams station, where the
eusiceer proceeded 10 oil up the engine. While
so doirg bis ssooishnent osn BIO imagined at
bis dicv ~ CT the negro lsioR ioseDsiblo 90 top
CT the pilot, With o sty.re'y bruised aud bleed
fug heed. He vas thken down. and medical
assstaIc, vas procured for hin By tho railroad
company, end ct as: accounts 10 was 10 fair
Way to rec5Vtr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

SOME USES OF CuARcoAL.-Ctareoal lsid
fit wiils cold o. burn ca7sss tho burn
to abate Immediately, ~ leaving it on tor an
hour tho tu;n seems almost healed ahen the
Qanui is snpoifcll. Tainted neat surrounded
With it Is sGecIeosd. S;reTn ever heaps Ct
deconpcsei pel;s CT ov:r dead animals charcoal
prevents auy unpleasant odor. Fsul water is
rptiG=d by it. 1t is great disinfecsaut. aud
sweaters G hsrsiVc Dir if pIaosd in shallow trays
aroud apartments Il is Sc gefy porous thet it
absor5s ard condaIsss gases rapidly. Doe
cubic izeh Of fresh charcoal will absorb nearly
100 inches of gsscous sn noIia. Charcial forms
an exc,lleDt ponltice for ntl goa 10. wounds srd
sores. 10 cases Ct what is cslled proud h:sh it
is Invaluable. l. gives no disagreeab!e odor.
sMrodes no natal, hurts no texture. iliares no
color, IL 8 sippls and sale swee!ener end dis
inieetant. 4 teasIoonfnl Of charcoal 10 half q
glass OF water often raliVes siek headache. 1t
absorhs the kassss cpd religes the dtslended
s:omsc5, pr, ssiog agast tho DErVcs which tx
ted from tbs stomach 10 the head. |! Often
relieves oonstipstioa, pain or heartburn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02
FOREIGW NEWS.


Psrnell wss escorted to Limerick By prccsE-
sioa of &c. 90 people
Switzerland has by plebiscite rejected The
proposed revision of the constitution.
Tho approaching trials CT Russian Nihilists
will be the most important thst have yet taken
place.
Tho Princess Olga, the youngest dnughter of
the King of Greece died yesterday after tjW
days illneae.
TIE Porte is sending large number OF soldi-
key and Greece is imminent.
Fifteen hundred leading merchants of Mar
seilles have signed protest sgsinst the expul-
sion Of the religious congregations from Franco.
TIE funeral Of Chics. native chief in the
West of Africa, who died foW days since, ia TO
BIO celebrated by the massacre CT ECO captured
chiefs.
Another terrific hurricane accompanied by q
binding snow storm, has passed over Denmark.
The railways are blocked and score of wrecks
are reported
Hes1y snd Walsh, tho members cf the Irish
Land leagu lie arreste1 for intlmldsting tenant
farmer, we're yesterday held ia hsil f,r trisl at
Bsntry, Ireland.
Considerable 81 element has been created in
Paris ovor proposition 10 elect the yors of
the city, which ia believed to b revival OF
communist:c principles.
En- gland has been arrested in London for dis
obeyiDg the orders of the ecclesiastical court by
Carrying on ritualistic practices.
There are published in Russia All newspapers
in tho Russian language, 81 in Polish, 81 in Cor
man, 10 in Fror ch. IL in Letish. 7 in EslhoDian.
in Finnlsb, a in Hebrew, in Armenian, in
Georgian and in Tartar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

CoUGns-"Brc40n's Bronchial TrocAes" ara
need With advantage to alleviate COUGHS. SoRE
THEoAT, EoARsENEss and BRONCHIAL ATTEc.
qIgE5 Per thirty yesrs these rfochcs have
tten in nEe, Fith alnqsiIy increasing favor
They are net new and pntried, but hsying basn
.ested by vide snd oonttant use for nearly an en-.
tire generation, they hAva attained well msrited
ran among the few staple remedies of the age
The THRoAT.-"Brown's Bronchial Troches
act directly On the organs of the voice. They
have extraordinary effect in oil disorders Of the
Throst aud Laryrx. restoring healthy tone
when relaxed either from cold or over e1ettion
of The voice, and produce clear and dii.nc
enuf eIation SPEAKERS and singers fad tn
Troches useful, =
A CoUaH, CoLD. CATARRH Oh Sore THROAT
requires Immediate attention. as neglec. Of
tentines results in soma incurable Lung Dis.
e1se. Bropn's Bronchial Iroehes' will 81.
most Invariably givs relief. limitations are OF.
fersd for esle m,ny Of which are in u -ious. The
genuine "iRre:2n'a Bronefisa! Tro;hts" ara cold
onlyin 6oycs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

ABABY's Costly OUTFlT-Thero is noH
on exhibition 10 tho store OF the corner OF Goth
street AID Broadway q bsby's cuff for the
child of Robert di San Mszano, Marquis d
Carsglio Conte di Carlos and captain Of an ltal.
ian cavalry regiment. WAC s,me years ago mar
red Miss Helene Gillender, of this city. niecs
of the late Mayor kingsland. The c,nopled
cradle of wicker is lined and quilted With blue
satin and trimmed prolus.ly with valcEcleDnes
lace and bows of Wide pale blue satin sash rib
bon. 10 keeping with the cradle Is baby 8
basket another miracle 10 blue sa!ln. For tho
cradle there ale SIX sells OF pillow cases and
sheets. sem Of which ara composed entirely OF
Vslenci.nnes lac, AID embroidery; and two
pairs of iae lambs wool blankets bound With
blue satin aud blue ribbon, ana having, the
corners. There is also satin covered elder
dowa Guilt With IS. 8. NJ" in monogram, sur
mounted by tho ccronet of MARQUIS. This is
foished with quilted satin ribbon six
inches vide. An afghan of white lam BIS
wurl with tho samo monogram. but bearing
on each ooruer cmbroideres representing
dainty buoches Ct mcss roses, 10 color,
tied ei.h bands ct bius aain ribbon, is
another costly appurtensnce OF the cradle. Tho
christening robes are made Of ValencionIe, laes.
d. GRATED with medallions aud fine applique Of
embroidery in ro5ea and othor flowers, aad lined
with white satin. There are sashes and dresses
corresponding in richness of material and cost.
illness of make. There are two infants cloaks.
one of white silk. having embroidery eight
inches deep and trin mings Of Duchess point lace
and Innings of quilted white satin; the other is OF
white dsmsssc, with pearl Trimmings Of six
irehts deep Fer each CLOAK thers is a tiny csp.
to match. The remainder of the outfit consist Of
one dozen dresses CT fine French nainsook, trim.
med with fine french embroidery; one dozen
skirts, embroidered; one dcEen bands, one dozen
en- broide.ed bibs. { ne dozen real lace snd ore
dozen embroidered skirts, two d;z N nainsook
skirts ono silRen babg's socks. Six Cashmere
embroidered gacss, siS sc,lopet saczs,, fix 80
nel s.cks and one dozen crochst sacks. Ihe
displsy takes up sbont thirty feet sq1sie and Is
surrounded at all timss by throng5 or lsdies Tho
outat cost IS, SON. 7. WorM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

A Ffeloh sentry placed before powder
magszins sees his colonel approaching, smoking
ap imported Havana cigar. He presents srna,
aud says. firmly but respectfully, Pardon me-.
Colonel, bat smoking is not allowed here. !"
The Colonel. With superb gesture, aioRs away
the oigar and gives the faithful sentinel louis
dor. As ssoR as he bas got'arouud tho corner
the faithful ssntiael. With proud tears Oh bis
rugged countepsuse. picks up the cigar aud
finishes it with every manifestation Of delight"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-02

ANOTHER EF1IcAN EKpLoRATI0N.-The
early part Of ue1s month will Witresa the de-
parsurs from Frsoea Of strongly orgsn;z q
expedition for the xoloraitcD of the c:u1:ry
,ouad the upper course Of the Niger, The ex.
ps6itiou will 6ts cf sll be conveyed BY maj!
steamer TO the coast Of Senegal, wherc, Two
cleaners will carry it up the Ssneea1 river IS
far as Medine. This pol0t reached The purse
of tho expedition will be directed towards
Bafoplahe. Tho osj,ot is 10 carry cut what
may be called pacific oorques! Of the Interior
Of Africa. A predomipancs is. if possible: to
be secured for Ffesch il Haet Q, and every effort
made 10 turn the trade of the country Into the
eSsnrel passing through Medine aid Saint
L3uis. The hope is even expressed that one
dry ibsss may be q railway between these
points. Tie expedition will be s!roOg enough
to protect itself against attack and to commaod
respec'. TIE main budy ecasista of $50 troops,
to witch are added 90 auxiliary soEpacy Of
artiGce.s and o number of lstorers for the COZ
s!ructiou of military pcs'a. Typographical asd
medical Stats have bsen cireiully selected. aud
the expedition " reach 81. Louis ct The be-
piupioe Of ths best season Of The gear.-PaH
Mall Gazette.
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The Weather

NEW YORK, Nov. % 30 q. m.-Wilh the
exception OF areas Of light rain 10 Ongon.
Colorado. Louisiana and Eastern Texas, tho
Icath:r ttrcus bout he Uoion is clear or fair,