The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1867, Page 7

‘in gathering up and preserving for fature use thjs finest specimen of all. We want nothing better for Mayor, and our citizens ought to re- Joice that the genuine article bas been strack at last, TRUBGRAPHIC NEWS Napoleon’s Speech to the French Le- gislature, The News from China. In to-dsy’s Herat we print China news dated as Iste asthe 17th of October. The Chinese, it appears, are by no means recon- ciled to the new influences which, coming from Europe on the one hand and America on the other, are quietly revolutionizing their country. ‘The junkmen on the Pei-ho river have grown fierce against the foreigner, and, as will be seen from the news, have made attacks on the flagship of the English Admiral Keppel, and also on the American steamer Wachusett, At Shanghai the fall season had been sickly; smany deaths had taken place, the wife of the The Emperor’s Faith in Peace, Pro- gress and Civilization. Queen Victoria to the British Parliament. Ferrific Cyclone at Hong Mong-~ British Consul being smong the number. Loss Zen Million Dollars. ‘Trade was dull. Another fearful storm had taken place, the American ship Supply escap- FRANCE. ‘ing in o marvellous manner. A rich mine of bituminous coal had been discovered on the ‘banks of Yang-tse Kiang river, and attempts were being made by Mr. Workman, the British “Consul, to induce the Chinese authorities to allow the mine to be worked by foreigners. It is agreeable to see England and America going hand in hand in all these matters. China stands on the verge of a, great revolution, and the revolution isto be accomplished by Anglo- Saxon, and not by Russian nor any other influ- -ence. Napeleon’s Speeck to the Legislature. Panis, Nov, 19, 1667. ‘The Senate and Corps Législatif assembled yesterday. ‘The Emperor Napoleon made the following speech, in the presence of both Houses:— ‘The necessity of resuming the discussion of important laws bas obliged me to call you together cariier than usual, Reeent events have further caused me to ex- perience the wish of availing myself of your sagacity and your assistance, Since you separated vague disquietudes have arisen to affect the public mind of Europe and restrict the move- ments of industry and commercial transactions im all ‘quarters, Notwithstanding the declarations of my government, which bas never varied from a pacific attitude, the be- Hef has been spread that s modification im the internal ‘system of Germany must become a source of conflict, ‘This uncertainty could not endure longer. ult is necessary to accept frankly the changes which ave taken place on the other side of the Rhine, and to proclaim that, so long as our interests and our dignity shall not be threatened, we will not interfere in the transformation effected by the uuanimous wish of the population. ‘The disquiet that has been displayed is difficult of ex- planation at a period in which France has offered to the world the most imposing spectacle ef conciliation and peace, The Universal Exhibition, where nearly all the sovereigns of Europe have attended, and where the re- Presentatives of the laboring classess of all countries have mot, bas drawn closer the ties of fraternity between. nations, It has disappeared; but its traces will leavea deep impression upon our age, for after having majesti- cally risen, the Exhibition, although it has only shone Mitchel and O'Gorman. John Mitchel, when he came to America, ‘wanted nothing but a Southern plantation and -& lot of good fat niggers. O’Gorman, his com-' :patriot, wanted nothing but a Tammany toma- hawk and @ good fat office, Mitchel failed ; O’Gorman succeeded. “The City Chamberlain and the Interest on j Deposits. From the following communication it will ‘be seen that Peter Bismarck Sweeny is over to the public treasury the whole amount of profits realized by the City Chamberlain on moneys belonging to the city and county of INew York, in the shape of interest trom the of deposit :— with a momentary brilliance, bas destroyed a host of , ‘ Pre- Nn eubaces wer aie} Judices and errors, the shackles of labor and intelli- ‘Hox. Ricusnp B, Connoty, bon Kad the City of | S000°, and the barriers between the different people, as ' New York:— Well as the different classes, of international hatreds, Dean Sin—I have the honor to notify you that I have Teosived from the Deputy Cham! in, and de- to the account of “‘Profite realised by the City and County Treasurer on moneys of the evinces Ap Sin ‘These are what the Exhibition has east behind it, But these incontestable pledges of concord do not allow us to dispense with improving the military iustitutions of France, It isthe imperious daty of every govern- ment to follow progress, ipdependent of circumstances, in all the elements which constitute the strength of a country, and it is for usa necessity to bring to perfec- tion the military organization, as our weapons are the army and navy. ” ‘The project Of law presented to the legislative body divided equally between the citizens the ebarges of re- cruitment, That system has appeared so absolute that measures have been adopted to diminish its bearing. Since then I have thought 18 advisable to submit the im- Let Mr. Darling Decline. IfMr. Darling desires to benefit the city he will withdraw from s useless contest and ad- vvise bis friends to support the old Knicker- "Docker candidate, Jobn H. Anthon. By such AMUSEMENTS. French Theatre—Ristert. Ristori took her leave of New York for five months at @ matinée yesterday. The French theatre was likeaa vomnibus on « wot day, packed as densely as ite fullest ity would admit, We saw buadreds turned away the deors from waat of room inside, The nine-tenths the audience were ladies, and the latest aad mest winter fashions shone in bex, balcony and par- iquete. A large number were accommodated with seats [ehind the scenes on the stage; others stood tip toe on sobalrs at the entrances and some were content with watching a glimpse of the stage from the stairs. Could pany stronger proof be givea of the popalarity and deep mppreciatios of the artiste and the drama, ef the ad- muirable company and the superior atage appointments? Ly ph jig gthd Sa ree States of the Pope, and we may ealoulate the proximate ‘execution, and tears fell fast from sym; time whea eur troops will be recalled. eyes as cach dear object of affection, her | Forus the Convention of September, 2865, exists 0 her son, her friends, was torn trom her by the pitiless it is net iGemons of the sans culties, She will sail for Havana | ong 88 replaced. won this day week by the Morro Castle, ber departure The relations of Italy to the Holy See interest the Poe eee ate Orca Tor inte reason decided oa pares gan Mat ghaggéak tonnaicghaghyabihtotenber dig hie vii thar oat! the ogering, traces of Eat fee ie ee re disappeared. new complications, — ogy oman Attention has been turned to the Eastern question, ee ee her recent indi tion. | of Crete, 1 am happy to anmounce that they have ‘excellent voice and overfio bumor iand "wires. ee ae excessively. full, ‘and | agreed on two principal poimts—the maintenance of the ‘manifested its delight in all polite ways, integrity of the Ottoman empire and the amelioration New York Circus. | Pfew, the Russian athlete, is one of the most extracr- sdinary performers that ever made a football of his bedy (in sawdust ring or thrilled the hearts of the audience with fying somersaults, aerial fights aad other “oem A this week at the vanes We furnished establishment ts of a novel and in! jesting character, and affords delight to the large audi- i Since last session universal suffrage has been called upon to elect a third of the members of the ‘ Conertls Générauz."” These elections, carried out with calmaces and Independence, have everywhere demonstrated the g00d feeling of the populations, ‘The journey 1 have made with the Empress to the Fy | 5B? Masical and Dramatic Gossip. ‘Miss Caroline Hamilton made » successful début at the (Metropolitan, San Francisco, October 13, in Julia, or the Wiuschdeok. Mra Bates played Leah, October 20. « Ismaavogue and Arrab-na-Pogue failed at the Opera fHlouse, San Francisco, Caste was prodeced there on For my part I labor incessantly te anticipate their ‘The completion of connecting roads was required by those agricultaral classes of whom you are the ealight- ened representatives. It was an act of jestice—I should almost say of gratitude—to satisfy thie want, and an in- embarrassments, JIedustrial and commercial activity ee ee have slackened; uneasiness is general in Europe, and is D Coe Ten en Soe ee ee Ce ee re ae —— Prettter, celebrai Q derstanding prevailing between Powers wil canoer at Satur, Ball '-SigB4 cause to disappear; the harvest is not good; men, appeared lat ight at the Phitedetphia, rn a ee ap fit pt alone secure supplies Prices, But if these rb ‘two Lives of ag hdias +, | causes prevent the revenue completely baiascing the Benedict's @ Lily of Killarney, founded on | estimates of the budget, the provisidas of the iaws of & “ot Colleen Bown, will close a sucvousral rau ot finanes should not be modified, and we may foresee the os of Masie, Philadephia, o-DIgD vat at sho | Period when a reduction of taxation may be taken Into and Forest cioses this week his engagement at the | consideration. John KE. Owens is at the National, Cieciowati This is of which I took the initiative part in the nh of bay han aert ilies ‘Mery mevicuer are indulging | January inst, The time that bas elapsed has not altered co, Bar's Opera House, 8. | my convictions respecting the utility of these reforms. Doubtless the introduction of new liberties exposed Reignolds, lar actress, ea, 84, Louis. but to render these powerless I count at game time ee Jee heres Gnen tt Beste ox Guero one pon the common sense of the country, m the progress Fetore ihe Handet ry Mayda tsacisty., Her tue contralte of public morality, in firmness, in suppression when syolce and therough artistic training have made her ® | required, im the energy and authority of the ruling Eavorite. Powers. let foliow up the work which have Feman EXCITEMENT AT ST. ALBANS, YT. Resets Renrn err pote pe oa {From the Evening Telegram of yesterday.) ‘We have shared the same idea to uphold above con- o Boston, Nov. 20, 1867. troversies and hostile passions our fundamental laws | Teere was © considerable sensation caused at St. ‘Albans, Vt, this morning, by the arrival of @ couple of (car loads of arms consigned to Peter Ward, a prominent j in the invasion of Canada two years since, consisted of muskets, sabres and a few side arma (Mr, Ward received them, and had them conveyed to « ‘etore house just outside the village in the direction of Rome think there is another invasion con. @empiated, while others imagine they are arms which ‘wore seized by the government some time since and Row been returned. SSRN Guaees-ot Wee correct, although the mysterious silence of Ward Wvere somewhat of oreverstions for hestiitien, weakeaing the principle of autherity, let ua not conse to epread around us the comforts of life by the prompt completion of our means of istrection, to render azcoss to justice less expensive by simplifying legal prec‘sdure; end te adopt every measare that will render prosperous the secial condition of the great masses, If with mo you become convineed that thie path is that of real progress and civilisation, let us s¢vanee ia thas agreement of views and sentiments which ts 0 Precions gearantes of publie welfare, ‘Yow will, I trust, vote awa Wisleh Will be submitted to you that will contribute to the greatness, wealth and happiness ef the country. For my owa part, you may rea! assured I will uphold firmly the power conferred on me}; for no obstacle nor Unjust opposition will shake either .wy courage or my faith im the future. ENGLAND. Phe Qucon’s Speech to Parliament. Loupox, Nov. 19, 1867. ‘The imperial Parliament was opened to-day in accord- ance with the royal prociamatioa. ‘The Queen was not present, anda royal Commission Tread the speech from the throne, which i in substance as follows:— King Theodorus having rejected all the demands of Great Britain for the release ef her subjects, cruelly and without just cause imprisone@ by him, her Majesty had 0 alternative but to send a military expeditren to Abys- sinia, and reference is made tothe supply bills needful to defray the expenses of the war, ‘The invasion of the Papal territory is now over. The hope is expressed that the’ Emperor Napoleon: will soon ‘withdrew his forces from Italy and avoid unfriendly rela~ vioas wih Victor Emaneel. Fenianism, repressed in’ Ireland, has taken the form | Of organized violence and murder im England, where it must also be suppressed by the firm fulfilment of the law and by the loyalty of we people, The speech concludes with: the: promise that her Majesty’s government will bring before the Parliament reform bills for Scotland and Ireland and other domests.' measures of an important character. Im the House of Commons the address to the Queen |: was moved by Sir William Hart Dyke, member for ‘West Kent, aut! was seconded’ by Colonel' James Hogg; member for Bath, ‘The addressim the House of Lords was proposed’ by the Earl of Brownlow, and seconded by Lord: Hylton. Both addresses echo the speech of the Queen, The Diplomacy Towards France and Italy. Loxpon, Nov. 19—Midnight, In the House of Commons this evening Lord Stanley made some explanations in conaection with recent events on the Continent, He saié Engiand had been invited to join a General European Conference, but had Tefused to do so unless a distinct pian of action was first Proposed. Lord Stantey thought thad participation in wach Congress would'omly add to the responsibilities of England witheut doing any g00d. Nearly all the members who spoke to-night took occa- sion, in the course of their remarks, to condemn the vecent action of France im sending a military expedition toltaly. Opinions of Napeleon’s Speech. Lompon, Nov. 19, 1867. ‘The speech of the Emperor Napoleon, delivered before the French Chambers yesterday, is published this morn- ing. It relates to Italam.and German affairs and ques- tions of Frenoh reform. The docament: is quite short, making less than fifteen hundred words. The Times of this city, in itscomments this morning, ‘warmly praises Napoleon, and regards the speech as the most liberal, peaceful and sensible of the Second Empire, Hopes of Peace—Preparatiens for the Fenian Executione—The Tortola Disaster News. Loxpos, Nev, 2—4, M. ‘The Queen's speech to Parliament and the pacific ad- reas of the Emperor Napoleon to the French Chambers Bave bad a tranquillising effect upon Europe and tend to restore confidence at all the principal political and ‘fmancial centres, Lomvoa, Nov. 20—Evening, In the House of Commons to-day an inquiry was made as to whether the government had received any official information of the reported calamity at Tortola, Mr, Adderiy, Under Secretary for the Colonies, replied that ‘the Colonia! Office had received no such advices from ite Correspondents in the West Indies, and said that the mory of the disappearance of ‘the island of Tortola be- meath the sea was doubtless a great canard. Mancuestar, Nov. 20—Morning. As the day for the execution of the condemned Feni- ane approaches the government redoubles its precautions against any outbreak or attempt at @ rescue, Regular troops have been pouring in here by railroad for two or three days past, and the city is now crowded with soldiers, Manomusrex, Nov, 20—Evening. In addition to the large military force: here the mu- Bicipal authorities have provided for the security of the peace by swearing im at the Town Hall over. two thou- and citizens to act as special policemen on the day of the execution. ITALY. Paper Mouey Inflation—Effect of Napoleon’s ‘The Bank of Italy ia about to. issue netes of the de- Bom :mation ef one franc each, to supply the deficiency im the smaller metallic currency. The speech of the Emperor Napoleon at the opening ef the French Chambers has had a good effect here. 18 pleases the Italians, who believe that the altimate gratifi- cation of the wishes of Italy is implied im the words of the Emperor, if not actually promiced, ROME. Material Fortifications for the Eternal City. Panus,, Nov. 19, 1867. Experienced engineers have laid out aad the Pontifical troope are actively engaged in building substantial works of defence at all the approaches te Rome, and these fortifications are rapidiy approsohing completion. SPAIN. A New Celesial Governer. Manan, Nov. 19, 1867. Julien Pavia bas been appolated Goverser of Porto |’ Rico. PORTUGAL. Farragut’s Fleet Making Ready fer Sen. Lasnon, Nov. 19, 1867, ‘The United States fiest-in thie harbor under the com-. mand of Admiral Farragut will sail during the present week, RUSSIA. Navigation Closed on the Neva. Se, Paranssvea, Nov. 20, 1967. The river Neva is frozen over.end navigation between the gulfs of Lagoda and Finland is closed, . TURKEY. ‘The Saltan Dangerously Il. Lonvor, Nov, 20—Evenii A despatch from Constantinople states that the Saftar, 1s dangerously 111, CHINA. The Jnakmen Hostile to Foreignera—WUal ted States and British War Vessels Fired Iv.to— Fallures—Feartel Cycione at Hong Keng— Lives of Foreigners Threatened. San Francisco, Nov. 19. 1867, ‘The Chine malh steamer Great Repudlia brings Sbanghae (Ching dates to the 17th of October. The cows from Teatsin represent tum tke. yunkmen (the native seamen) at the mouth of the Pei-ho river have recently shown great hostility to all foreigners in that neighborbood, The English Admiral, Keppel, haa peon fired into lately while om beard of the Britieh gun- dost Dove, The American steamer Waohusets had also deen aitecked. Serious trouble was anticipated, ‘The Chief of Nienfe hed, as sual, escaped, Bt is be. Iteved that the imperial troops will thie wintes-form o conjunction with the Mahomedan rebels and, threaten Pekin. At Shanghes the fall season bed been aiskip, Many persons bed died suddenly, amd among them the wife of the British Consal. Commercial failures continue Twe tending honses are closing up; aleo the French efiabiishments at the outposts, pend) hy ‘The same panto ‘among the Chinese, hendrea SAs'ecive teats Cory oe ‘Dave failed within vwelve Tne waparte fot 1900 show on lncrgase of aig millions 2.35 0 2.86. American: ‘Dall -Basiness in Yokohama—Practical Open- _ Advices from Shanghae, October 17, give the position ‘The Ashuelot at ne, She is intended to be ‘States Minter, Mr. Burlingame, ay visiting the- eastern, ports. of China during the NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY.. NOVEMBER 21 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. : : . ‘The exports for the same period decreased four millions of sels, : ‘The foreign commissioners in the employ of the Chinese goverament held a ca: at changhae, and there were many surmises as object. It is repre- sented that they will, inrougn the imperial government at Pekin, endeavor to get rid of the enormous revenue service under the treaty of 1858. + Am impressive masonic sorvice was occasion of the dedication of » mew masonic temple in Shanghas. It cost six bumdred thousand Mexican dol- lars. There was a torchlight sion im which an fire engine, the first ever used in China, was e Advices from Hong Kong state that a terrible cyclone ‘on the Ist of October. There was creat destruction of ty on the sbore and in ‘ot Hong Ke ¢ American ship Rattler on the rocks off ctoneoutier’s Island; the ‘also went ashore and a great many junks American fleets were preparing to visit , OD the oecasion of the opening ef that eit ee ce Samuary 1 ip HH if i i HI s 1 : E ited Supply was saved ine Captain Conway. Pee ip had parted anchors and must gone ashore and Wreck, whea'Captata Conway had four and lmunched overboard. succeede’s and the vessel rode out the gale in the shore ts estimated at $10,000,000. the’ best quatity of bituminous coal ose Wwekiaag river’ ‘The Eaglieh we-ki ver. The ham, ‘wil endeavor to. persuade the allow foreigners to work the mine. the Americas, E: and French con: @ forced the Chinwte of to rebuild the torn down by s meb; mine miles from French ‘wes sent for, the threatened. There is hborbeod—the only jouble-ender, having to ng. Gettrabarg, bad veonsuauited byrratians Maas #6 Too Kino, had. been sssau! og. United States Consul at ti hsd requested have the Chinese officials 'removed'for the torms of the treaty. mamber of American vessels entered in the United States contuiate at Shanghae for the quarter ag 28 was one hundred and twemty-two, One Bundred and'five American vessets cleared during- g i fi i baat LM Roreieegie ited i g pit, i 2 Vesta, Veazie, laden with coal, Sithande were waved. LT were baved, vessels were at’ 5 ‘Chow, were in circulation in Pekin coneerning the preparations to receive them, Minister is getting ready for the defence. At He fo en Hy $78, in ‘Now York, and $13 a $14 from it}. Be. 11364; four ” sight, 6s. 11 Credits, four Sés. 2444, Paris credits, four months! sight, pete MALS oo sicee et gceeaer one Gray. shirtings per piece, 23Se 250 taels; white, rills, forty yards, 4/26 a 4.35. The following ‘vensela are on. the berth York:—American barks Fair’ Leader, and Burnside, and British bark Solerna, There are six ships on the’ berth for London. JAPAN.. ing of Jedde to Commerce Doubtful—Unsat- see i i Mevements of Our Asiatic Squadron—Loca- tlone of the Digerent Vessels of the Fleet. Sam Faancsaco, Nev. 19, 1867, ‘Of the vessels belonging to the United States Asiatic MEXICO. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE. WERALD, A National Eecert. Offered to Accompany Blaximittan’s Remaine—Congress Assem- bled—President Juares Preparing for all go ogre Havana, Nov. 20, 1867. The steamer Marnella, Captain Gari, from Vera Cruz, has arrived here, bringing news from that port to the 18th inst,, and from Mexico City to the 11th inet. Tho-remainaef Maximilian had been given to the charge of Admiral Tegethoff, who had received a very polite letter from the Mexican Minister, tendering an escort of government troops to Vera Cruz at the national expense. All public demon- strations, however, both on Mexican soil and within Mexican maritime jurisdiction, were for- bidden. Congress convened on the 20th, when there was & quorum of representatives present. President Juarez was proposing to present a defence of the use which he made of the discre- tionary powers with which he had been invested. It is stated that he had asked the forces belong- ing to General Escobedo’s command, which are to come to the capital. ‘The reasons of this demand are left unexplained, but it is eurmised that it is owing to the large force, said to be about 14,000 men and 300 pieces of artillery, which General Diaz has at comman/j, A Cuban, who has been some time a residerst of ‘Vera Cros, says that he foresees revoluties econ again in Mexico, probably about next January. General Merino was agsnesingted on the Coalco- manrosd. - CUBA. Commercial and Marine Iovelligence. Havana, Nov. 20, 1367. The weather is clear end pleasant, and \he sanitary Condition of the island is good. Sugar dell and nominal. Exchange on London 14 per cent premium; on Pasa, ‘i Song THE LaTE EDIT{ONS OF THE TELEGRAM TO-DAY WILL CONTAIN AN ACCOUNT OF THE PROCEED. INGS AT THE OPENING OF CONGRESS UP TO THB LATEST MOMENT. THE EVENING TELEGRa M OF YESTERDAY HAD, IN ADVANCE OF OTHER EV.SNING PAPERS, PROCEEDINGS OF THE IMPEA\”HMENT OOMMITTER, RAILROAD COLLISION NEAR ,PHILADELPBIA, INJUNCTIONS ON THE PAviviC MAIL COMPABY, 4 POLITICAL ROW IN 4 BANROOM, discount; wu night, id, long sight, 2 436 per cent premium, MAINE. Pe PERO PR ENE THE LATEST PR WALL STREET, Tho Penobscot River Frozen Over wap gem IMPORTANT COURT PROCREDINGS, Nev. 186%. —— ‘The river was or below here By the severe | SPRCI4L MARINE REPORT FOR TBE TALEGRAM. cold last night, but was opened again to-day by the PRICE TWO CENTS, OFFICE NO. 9 NASSAU STREET, CAN BE PURCHASED aT THE FOLLOWING NEWS AGENCIES, EUROPEAN MARKETS. Tas Loxpos Moxs Manxet.—Lowoos, . Nov,- Evening.—Consols closed at 94 7-16 for money. market for American securities closes without any’ ad- vices By Atlantic from America of the 10th and 20t insta. United States five-twemties, 70%; Hil- Bois Central sharee, 85; Erie Railway si 41}. Brosiag United Siaten bonds ‘are Quoted: 76 L1¥ —United Si are quoted at 761-18" for the tooee of 1862, hs 4H. JONES, Astor House, 1. BRENNAN, Brandreth House, Broadway ond Oanal, ‘M. MACKIN, Lafarge Bouse. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. _ bas COX & MACKEN, Southern Hotel? Livexroo. Corrot Maaxet.—Livearoot, Nov. 20— Evening.—The cotton market closed steady at the fol- GEO. J. TYSON, Fifth Avenue He tel. lowing authorized quotations :—. plands, ; * Com Riaalog Orieann, ‘Boca The sales at the dee tect aj | GIRARD HOUSE: Chambers strbetpant West Brentaiag STAND in Brosdway, near Barclay reat, M, FINAN, Chambers and Weet stro: Nae BE. EGGLESTON, 11 Hudson aueet, STAND foot of Duane street, DESBROSSES STREET FERRE, FESSENDER, Tarrytown ferry beck STAND in Varick, near Canal etreet. STAND iu Hudben; near Canal street, D. WATERS, 116 Hudson airest: E. LEPARD, Sudbon and Cans! strects, METZ, Hudson and Conal streste. J. DUPPY, Canal street and Broadway, ADR Rarort,—Liverroor, Nov. 19—Ei —The f advices'from: Manchester are unfavorable; aad ket for good and’ yarus is dull and neavy. American. Onis, 3s, 11d. per Peas, 608. per quarter for Canadian, Leveapoot Provisions Manget.—Liverroot, r Evening.—Beof, 1108, ‘304 lbs, for extra prime mess, winter cured. Pork, per bbl. for Eastern prime moss. Lard, Gls. 9d. per cwt. for American, 2a. owt. for American, Bacon, 49s. per cwt. for. Cam! out middies. Livearoot Propucs Market —Liverroot, Nov. 2—, Evening.—Sugar 263, 6d,.fer' No.12 Dutch standard, 2o— for refined Clover ‘300. -per JOHNSON, 31 Thompsod street. L - aa RICHARDSON, Varick etvect, near Heuston. ‘Whale oil 239 Dar 202 llous; sperm oil £114 ¥. FAIRBROTHER, Spring and Wooster etrests. J. DOMINICK, Spring.and Morver strove, J. MoGINN, Bioadwey aad Houston sweet, J. MOGINN; Wooster and Prios atrects., STAND corner of Fourth aid Thompson stresta.. \ THOMAS @RERN, Thompiod and Bloscker insete- | BURTON SMITH, Hudeoe sirect, near Petry, EUROPEAN: MARINE NEWS. Lrvarroot, Nov. 10.—The National Steam Ma’ Company's steamship France, Captaia (race, which left cama New York November 2, has asrived at this port, FRANK HART, Eightl-ercoue, between Tw ty sie Quucusrows, Nov. 19.—The Iaman steamship City of | aad Twenty-fourth streets, Antw Mirehouse, whieh left New York 9, has arrived here on-her way to Liverpool. | E. DOYLE, corner Eighth avenue amd Thisty-n wetreck, RY, Nov. 19,—The. Allan’s line steamship pagmmonzennts Nov, 20-7 the Allan’s jine steamenip | PRTRR SHELDS, cornse Kighth areous.en@, Thing this port on her way to Liv: 4 4 " yaaa Quaxxstows, Nov. 20—Noon.—The steamship Minne- eota, Captain from New York on the 6th iast., pn a ron we prea steamship Cimbria, Cap- jov, 20.—The imbria, fain Trautmann, which left New York “A the 9th inst., arrived at this wo it, aad. after landing her R. P. SHEARS, Hudson River Rallread. A. SANDS, 353. Ninth avenues. EDWARD HALEY, corner Niath avenue ead % Chistyy- passengers, te and mails eailied this morning for | second street. " The North German. Lloyds Hanes, which | J- BORMAN, corner Righih -aveaueand Forty uct loft New York on the 7th inet., arrived here at four | sirogs, Yolock this wid after landing ber o morning, a1 ord passengers, K, STORES, Niath avenue, debween Morty-soventhy. and. Forig-eighth stresty. Gh B. JONES, corner Seyonth avenue and Twenty, Ofte otreat. cay A. BRETANO, NO Broadway. CHAS, TYSOM, Fourth strect and Sixthsarenun CHAS. TYSON, Ntoth sirect and Sisth s.venue: CHAS. TYSON, corner West Twelfth axtrech: and. Sint avenue. bake J. ©. BYSON, corner West Tenth street and G@recawieh avenue. posers WILLIAM SIMONS, 900 West Sinetoen( h steset, Mrs, BT, CLALR, Eleventh street end Plfth apeaue, WM. LERMOND, 174 Sixt avenue, basement. ‘THOS. WATSON, Bleccker and Greene. erecta, M. HERMESTHOF, 184 Seventh avenue, JOMN BENTLEY, 177 Seventh avenue, KW, SHARP, corner Tweoip-third street snd Sixth z mi avenue. aces the A JOHN LLOYD, corner West Seveatennih strat anf knees for rbeumatiom, foot Biath avenue. B. DABEUF, Twenty-niath street and Bighth avenue, PAINT bas created more ‘THE EVENING TELEGRAM UF YESTEMD/.Y BAD. Uiptaaneteatedors cnn, ‘coaisto | 14 ADVANCE OF OTHER EVENING PAPER, yg ee a Dr. Walcott is the well tr tare ae ROC! G8 OF THE 1MPEACHMERT COP [MITTEM, Taeifasts the heads He warns all to parehase Sh paar as, WEAR PHILADE LPAIA, . oar pe of Femedies uoless im pure white wrapperm re INJUNCTIONS ON THE PACIFIO MALL OC MPANT,. A POLITICAL. ROW IN A BARRO x, THE LATEST FROM WALL STRRI :7, IMPORTAN? OOURT PROCRBDIN a8, SPECIAL MARINE BEFORT FOR SHR, TELEGRAM, 1 te st adress Di, E. Ba Fost, aushor of Med ical toA Toute fie aa Heegtated souk fost pe Common Sense, No. 110 Lexington avenue, New York. jo Rast SIDE, patemet tag, Nice fo Se Baleares } JOHN GLASS, Branen Otice of the, RVE:NING. TREE . MANUF. ez GRAM, 333 avenue SAE Dr atsiow ay ise ware orem ine | Camm WAFTERS, 51 Bowery. GUDD, 190 Division street. om Ex fom, Paris, 1867... fe 8 Og Sorg Ae Ry Upright nodal, fer American Grand Square and. b sony SCOT, Harlem, between 16th @ nd 117th strestn, order 1 atte Kesaricam exbibiors aad trie f Mrs, DUFFY, Third avenue Railraad De pot, Barly alt tng. ni geaeerh ed manne od pianos catered for competision Uy yr, HAMBLETT, Third avenue, between Fifly.Gost, and; cording. te Sekenslag. sent MICHARL DENNY, corner Ninth street andPhird am, ante eeee SPERERG BROOM, Bowery, between Fourth and Fifth stret, . , ; ponte "to orahan nd Gonval enue sat Mr. CONNOLLY, corner Mott and Ofathar sirseta erase seditoaracne “04 JOHN GRIFFEN, corner Macketond: Division streeta i aly a ¥. MOGAN, 118 Madison stress. Pei — he oa ae - a AA) leteerte, Showers ve Griese, a — ‘but as Siren sts Miketionthe milky way. Thie M. STAFFER, 365 Peart street. AND, BY THE NRWSBOYS THROUGH, THROM ¢, THE RVBRING TELEGRAM OF YRSTERDAE! nap, IN ADVANCE OF OTHER EVENING Parena, PROCREDINGS OF THE iMPRACHMENT COMM (TER, Clothing at, C. Bugene at Bi Pi Lm gl od Bhs vas Facino sRAIL COW cian ring epecuiae For Coughs and Colds (ne we A POLITICAL ROW IN A BARROOM, i THE LATEST PROM WALL STRERY |, feared SU Sells Sud Yaa ie aps ak sn; IMPORTANT COURT PROCEEDING 5, ym a aratnaaenn artdiertin tame SPECIAL MARINE ARPORT FOR THR: iLegRAM jb dres'ap' oye C BROOKLYN. SES Ate hae WAINWRIGHT & Caan, vane wresermn, » Sherman's Iustrated Circular for Cure seperate as | mere EAST NEW YORK. ‘WM. T. SMITH, New Jersey avenue, sneer Baltie avenea, fos, Tender Flesh, Worms in ine i * sotto tc Soba Se FoUpRi SRRAEY CITY. Gy TRACY, Cortlandt street ferry, New * York sida, W. ENGLAND, ferry house, Jersany City, QUAFE, 49 Newark avenue. AND BY THE RRMMUBOTS, HOBOKER, J. DOWNRY, Barclay street ferry, New York site: TaL 900) TILE a a hate rom low + kay Ste ete "tee th ai rea La Gt A ’S ORIEN. ob tbirrara faiths ho -ararstee 22 Anjan Denemore Has Ret 5 Pils ave nus, on Thu iy. November 2h, D, REED, ferry gate, Hobokes. All the PERIODICALS of the day , ag well an the great rola i Revere let iicadway. | MORNING DALLIRS, are for sale Vay all the cquite where inry iture at Red: nemed. RS EE ER ee | minted 7 ae rigs 8 irene ale of Aajponm, on SyLoR be kere, all street, XY. aon eee ae | poe MESS jg arenas ———— a ee HBS, 113 Naseou street. SEER ETT obiprhaieat Msi Rr Raptaree Cared by Dr. Sheree, mreetwes,