The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 18, 1867, Page 1

ES THE NEW YORK SUN. PUBLISHED DAILY —SUNDAYS RXCEPTRI | ‘Cflce corner of Nasean and Fulton sireew, —* Single Coples_TWO CENTS. ‘Twelve Conus per week. Sf: Dollars per year, WEEKLY SUN, fready on Thoeeday of each week ; fe sent by mat! \N RATES OF ADVERTISING,” : | ‘ wernt sna ri ° mF Hine@ oF tons, Hor every extra line or parti? sot #:Une Dollar pet year —caingle enplen three cemtay | a - opi see ak “pay mere OF Ate ° : cm f pret o ir Tour - cK ry r AO Cer d aaptahhitiemenia wii MOSKH 8. BEACH Proprieueot | Thirty-Fourth Year. NEW- ee Ce LW COB AAnICIAT Ie ora teided pee ed —— ot | Ae Uaeinents or special ones ak hte | , nated | 0 {with fim a beautiful y Wit who bad | ect aWnedon application at : + Abie to get in could they once reach | mutes. Cow Lites capable of being infiated | ORF shored by the people here and. eleewhs th him a beautiful let who bn NICH AT wurde at eam At be 9 ‘ i the wattae That “waa “the diMenity : | will alas be nscd for crossing rivers ASHINGTON, (ie ue ie excitement here over | teen shot, They were! 1 8T, DOMINGO, | but the es for each ine mane hay ete 808 Ny nia the nearer they drew the grestcr grow] In addition to the army of 12.000 fighting Wasurnoton, D.C, Nov. 17, | the matter te really extraordinary, Every Ciavarast: Obie, Now. 16, © Sf—fPre ate rd Destene ActreRs FON re" fo the peril, until i became evident 10] men there will be at Teast 400) followers | os owing 1 o tetogranm, | CMY, le diecussing It, and wil are eager for} spool 4 sweet Havana 1?.—Bt, Domingo We de>) merce Cee OMe — —_ amen most cf ‘them. that the rush intrepldity | This ts the number at present allowed, but 1] The following ts a copy of a telegram, of concerulng the pedestrian | Ft appearances fndicate that the gtel Tea : ming Kove on ie head. That «tht wont on wn ¢ Of Maj Cuitoli had Id them. upon | confess Lsenrcely myaclf sre how it can be | dated at Victoria, V. I. Nov. 16th, 186 Lette Rog, was abot by lay, stroyed, Petals wilt be went by telegraph, | Yel nna hoote rent the Menthe “Ad BUN CABLE DISPATCHES, | 0 tes rate enterprise, whitch could only cod | kept down to thig, fit be trae Cae Llearn on | 6 yon, WH. Seward, Secretary of State: or the day before. Dom and | | row tue shockingly prin crecrainy To thelr destruction. “Carloh, perhaps noting | good aaihority) tat vigorous efforts are te= | Reached ‘Sitka, Inth, Uetober:Tranefer Ls bl tata Wonther fase, serve thrown by domini at the Biscst'tny = a A feeling of discouragementiamang ble f inte to f some 6,000 animals | made same day. Protoral raccuted Octe an Hilelt posdon for the rae COT) am, Hon Rov tf | Waa quickly followed by a Jobster tl Towers, itged those teretire whiledt yet was | altogether at Masaowah. The fuilure at | Ail'woil nad ail aatiatnctory fort xe Ov. 17. Sielghe have ape | the came dlrection, d cibbages, prs peared In our atreets, and exceedingly co'd uf stick Mt cloth were Vignrotely rs for the eeasn pruvalin. ‘There 1g} ttrown at the otage, ‘The - perfor for the season prevails, ‘There te | ty ® terrifed manner flew fron every Indication to-night that navigation will | the atage, and amid a atorin of yella, imprece close Immediately, The harbor is full of vea- | thon A hisees, the drop fell, A man ae ‘ | Interesting Nows from England, Hime ir devtied the eaten Npedeas | Buon was. ta “He that hath no stomach for the fat, let | to the paucity of m [reland, France, Denmark, — | jumacpart hott required leat course to | one to every. tr ‘ proceed than to accept such an invisation. A | mules are being collected (fron Rome and Candia, Fite ond a bell (rom Rome they wore met by | dad, Raypt, Senin aad Syria) _f re attritvuted “Lovrin KR, Rosana.” Francisco, € there being only Tt Is nnderstood to be the decision of the | fornia, arrived In Easton this mor 4 Now, 24,000 Wi Wttaalc Wari fae Waited Wem: Bicuras India, Bag: | Treasury Department that unless the holder | Dine o'clock, having walked from Bloom ie Aby® | of seven-thirtles shalt present them for cone | Dury, N. F., after breaktust Mr. Payne y m gabe Sto Loves, Mo. Nov. 16. Seymour Vor Inive, @ prominent criminal lawyer in thts trchient of Zomaves, which the Ttalian | ainian expedition, and “the 8,000 followers * ie avetw y, | Doses to spend one day in Ba nd then | city, and formerly a circuit attorney, WA] ore: many cargoes of goods are on the | Kp ted to apologize for the acting, but wat p rte made vit to be 408, but which It la] eaunot, most certainty, be all of them mule. | Verwon into Ave-twenty b t maturity, | continne hie journey westward, making | shot last wight hy Tame M. Rutliy wcleth ti | cettie sect ne & nthe way! eid to retire, ‘The whole pit then ladnlged | bere aid wae about 120 strong. The Gori- re will be ponies, bullocks, a | the option to make such conversion ts lost, | Allentown bis next stopping place. the Post On eo this port, and the closing of the river at) iia free fight, while from the family elrele The ntfaie grow out of mn hed th Dalaians de elves ina how « have been Aden), and torty slephaute ‘and the seven-thirties will afterwards be paid} | Mr. Payne is not, ns our ci tor FENIAN TRIALS AND SENTENCES, {Wis Line will be attended with groat loss and | two oF three ‘aeata wor up and exme | “ - ” dis | Pleasant relations between Voullaire and hie ahh stag we enout of it. Several of thein were | (rom Caleutta, How far the camels jaa bart, Informed, « eporting Mian, walking this div | ¥ j an iiscottved vine: CORMSLTTE beth [crashing on the stage, The house was in Eitlea aod ounce ond scene prbonere gore | Cieviants wid "be bee fo, ge romaine te be | “ Sremuaces tance on a wager, bit he adopts thia plan ne | wite, resultiog IM @ divorce trom hor last | are enurche manent ii | the ladies were quickly leaving it Vacle Sam to Pay $11,500,000 for) mateo bucinore thin bait the band atl res | proved. he accounts of trveliers through Atont fifteen Senators and thirty Repre- | the beat by which he ean a thorough | week, Heng Her wat anpontant wi eutirely unprepared for cold weather, terror for their aafety. The pit then sung t ys pth fained together whe the conflict ceased and | Abyseinia are so conflictiog that any state- | sentatives have arrived in Washington, some | knowledge of the country and the people. | ness, Yesterday Voullaire aud Ruth met to song and indulged In another free fight. Ai nent md J by one is sure to be vontras | of the: 01 In Europe he vietied ail the places of witers| the Post Office, An angry altercation en An Aged Ww Uloted by sone other, Tf heavier beasts | OF them from the remote borders of the | 644 “on foot, and, like Bayard Taylor, bas | sued, and Vollaire threatened to shoot Kath | Woxcesren, Mas a Few West India Islands, the Zounves returned to Rome. Se m Found Dend. | lengih the green enrtain fell, and euch 4 Nov. 17, oman | storm arose rd to describe, queen ts aiid ia 16 | prove meeless, the mules will have « hard | Country, including the Paciflo States, noted down the thousand pleasing Ineide the firet time he should aneet him on the | named Flynn, elehty, vain a a be z yaa | Wan well the performers di not make thet al ne Of those I saw yeaterd - | time of it. The Judiciary Committee yesterday exam-| which occurred ina book. It is the street. Laat night Rutth accompanied the | trom her home ten days nga sae antec, | Ar earance fugnin, for the rage of the andb Movements of the French dic man, who accompanied Cairoll fa] Tehonta be sorry wentonly to harrow the | ined several witnesses regarding the Govern- | OF Preparing a work on America and tts poos | div tre, anit when fe | 6, And was yester- | ence was thirsting fora victim, and the fire A combative aiid oot « curative capacity, | British taxpayer's feelings, but It Ay Per | ment of Maryland, and then postponed | fle hat imtices Me. Payne to undertake this | turning by Voullare, who | day found dead tn an open feld near thie that came would gurely bare, bows, are recetved on bayonet wounds, but | bape be as well to mention a fact or two that “ees m Kw aa | him, th returned | elty. nerves 1 Tnat the ine was clear in Rome. they were seer ead ne aceived likely | inay bel to prepare him for tho little Atiys: | further tnvestigation of the subject until | Ou Monday tant he started from New York fire, the ball entering Voullairee right - the stage was left ornamented with the lob to fecover. The wounded Catoi!l Is in the | siol lan account in store for him, The expen-| after the first week tn the ression, or the | AN bas taken things very easy, etopy i near the nipple, lodging amainat the New York Mate Liections, stor, cal bages, sticks and broken seats throws Pee ME Ban Michele His wound ts not | diture ofthe Commissariat Department {oF | 96th of November The time ot the com: | CvetY Hay at somne place and delivering a lece | shoulder Winds, infiteting s dan id. | Aumasy, N.Y, Nov, 17. The offictal tee} 00 it.” There seemed to be a general Impree &e., He | Tinierous. ‘The four whom T aa were weli | food in Bombay iteelt alone, not counting | iter Trumben & Tithe tea. | ures ONE exchanges sherk highly of the | Ile wow ties th a critical condition. "uth | turna from forty-right counties, and the | 10 that another performance would aot by Gl for, and the dine 00 ey | money ¢ in other parte of this Presidens | ™ now he ocenpled he Im-| pedestrian’s literary abllities, as well ns those | cave hinuself up, and wae released on ball bir bed " ery and manager las ney reened saatand: | Sen pel geen ae " ly ey oe sles wHere; tad ecelnsive f rt, | peachment inveatigatic fis miventar and while passing amore | The attaie crested a great sensation, all the | PePOtted 1a} ure eine York and Kings | tore “f ls tronpe he on not = sang Da | ohne ee ek on save Tener iechase of antmala, wedical atore Wadden Page's painting of | {ie People he takes It a th r parties cecupying highly respectable poste | ¢ les, give the De wile State tleket | M!t will not forget in @ hurey) the Mascnesren, Nov. 16.—It le thonght that | Pte to thelr friente and receive leiters (rom | purchuve uf anne, Metin sated as balheiei te ee panting oF | hon wlth what he thag ri be \ n | Gone he é 0,088 majority eption he met with last t the sentence of most of the Fenians whe | visited the Papal wonnded, of whom there | dition is not to advance tuto Abyssin mir! Farmagnt, tashed to the rigzing of | other countries aveday he vos by Clark F were recently convicted In this city by the | were about 90 In that hospital 7 | Ht bas cove months’ food actually collectea, the Magehtp Hartford, and directing the move Rely 8 a he evening he delivered 9 Marder Print im Ettinoies vi mmtaaton soraint + be few severe wounds, and nojand a three months’ reserve anteed | ments of the Union fleet, under fire of the |" , a Yay Gf RORGIN TT MER, WIL nT H trial of Mra, A Goliad) Phe Cholera on Board the Steam. Vorlng ar politie) demonste cate Version vein ca tutions poor fellow | ready as soon as wanted, Heavy as this ts | Fires in ihe harbor of Mobile, has been pore | nee Cave, fs # man of medium alze, with | pil daa teh a | ship City Of Corks eldal il Ma npibisel i entabate Ae Bard Iebor for a term of years or to bantsh- | hei | the coat of trat tiately heavy in the har of M has been pure} prick, sirelyht heir, black ove ad fill te Mike Mary Anu Cole, about one Nov i Tteatth om: | Yok tuys the Pitteburgh 7 of 2, went. A ever, whose oflence was cannot oeti heb wut, for Ldon's | Chared for the Emperor of Rusala, at €29,000, | His p We Hears every seh | year since, took place at Morrivon, Whites a Tete’ d w n had ascended ho top of th a Alien, however, wh fi a 0 0 T cannot oat thet taut, far Dad panna N | Benepe eal harcohive OC 1 1 : er reporte the following deaths on board |'°. Men had ascended to the top of the Horst snd p tal the. fewaat caine oF . df | yet hiauy t be neces The United States Treasury holds in tenet Hf belly County, ME, fast weok, and wien haa é clock tower of the Coart House, with a bas merey, will prebatly, for enke of example, | A Ws -#o4ane Md of Bary: {o cnanaes Government al: | for the Nattonal Banks at this daie na eocnrity Mita airlenl 481 Genve; lie tock FOB Heed dee foriner trial bok place th Car aime : kotof oman candies snd other pyrotects : Al *) throtigh bis foot, ant uj pout tt the great majority, bev | for cirentation, @810,682,750, 0 rity hig, Arlette town, Tie toe roome ty (toll Connty, and reautted in her conviction Wik Grugdtaher, aged 43, Canton | nies, for the pur ng them, of " extreme penalty of the law at the | gemued ebeerily” when apo cliased wtew (asthe uiore econosaleal course), | FF «i 310,652,750, omit ns ity | Arveriean Hotel, el remy Onan Man THA Che WEL OND GF Ott Marta {Velman, | path Horak Rooman’ canaie: Gemitea'e dime specificd in the original sentence, | Ward, along ball, supported by pillars, was | and this rather complicates the ealentat | for deposits, @38,090.450 —tot 718,200, i 110, Hrnpones tn reach Calls | " I snc wirtirlon ROW HT witrerland. Novtith, | pieces in the basket, and In a mot tamely, November 23. | not one-third ful, eo there was plenty of air, | But, to take onty one very alniticnns Hem, | Goo. Groat las lasted a epecial order hon phutredt and fifty dase frota | dtgantton hat the erat, The Hi Nov, Tht, | inom Wore a rcloned luruitonee: et srtapsind dn sohoash | and it was very tirly clean, but might have | the Advance B Joes not consti | ahi tead th er ‘ | . b sl tacte int made public at the trial 7 N Loxpox, Nov. 1%.— The Manchester Ob- | The doctors were | tite one-eighth a futce, took wp | ehy mustering ont of the servi eT iecariend ak Devaotiy he. tence 108 SO7™ | were (HAL d shi between two families age Hruesia 5 Rrank Vin r says there 1s no hope of reprieve or | goin dressing the wounds, | five sail to tonnage 4.01 1H. Sickles and Bilg. Gen. Seott, Th Uirne Ue oaks twenty Tiles eal day | ssid tn hours, Altes Cole, whi Gs, Belinetand: sakob Pren tautation for Gould and Larkin, and they | aid sectned careiul and tens tons) 4 68 te The Vder takes olfect from the Aret of January eT Thy Bive dren Lathe | Had a etich A Ubiit was not using Ht, Halon.” Nov 10th, Helens Bint, sp of neatly two Pill be executed with Allen om the 984 lost DESNANK AND THR ONITED STATA, fling veils got on an avernge a] | aaaleaee pola gee | as rushed upon by Mra oaktand, whe ad | aged 3 tnyity, Prueala 5 Wilielania or, 1 tte ground the Gremew ‘ cley om Co; ee 4 aud the steam 2 y dieeeilae ge lice esata Tha hi or arKob: Jn buteher kenite, and stabbed to the be aged 40. ssa. Nov. 1th, John Piskner, on inthe belfry, and by forcing wu according to the terms of their sentence. A telegram from Copenhagen suy ment algo supyiying oval), aid all tranepe tts By direetion of the, Presitent the fl ‘The Miiwankco News, of 1th, arya pedere | Chicays Tribune, Nur, 12 nee 414, Heine, Nov. 10h, Jolin Blaser. age | the trap door aud. the appiicatton Of © few per It te stated that w treaty has been signed | are guarnntecd ix mouths’ employ. Thus | ing named officers. being no longer weeded, , 59, Prussia. Now, ith, Peter Zak, age 23, | buckets of water, auccoeded in extinguishing * Te ¥ ‘ by the Dai ian Minister for Foreign Aifuirs, | to move tho Advance Brigade trom Romtay | they are hereby honorably mustered ont ol | trianiam fe becoming all the rage ont We DISASTERS, Covlens, Povwsing Henry Knyls, Prosela. | the flames and’ rescuing the men ou the Density, Nov. 16.—Tho Fenian trials are | aig the American Minister at this court, for | to Massowah involved au outlay of £100,000, | the sorvice of the U. 8., to take etfeet Jan | and poeords the following feat Nov. 1th, Wife of Jot vwer, One of them was aevercly burned, Togressing in this city. The Jury in the| the slo of tho Danish West India Islands to | Government baving, of course, the tise of the | Ty Tis: ; eka Hiss Greslea dines HE OF SIMO ic eite'| Rees ive ibeiiee apres 8; Adolph and ant Wat for his companion, tls sald, would mee of Contello last evening brought in a] the United States for fourteen mill ee Rane, rammed OE te eT TOE attere nite, Gene tt Tk cae Hetween Mouse Hasael and Alfred aahaiaioa, Pruvain : Avia Fi at one thine have leaped from the tower, hl ray provide uty ave hear tal cot Statos Volunteers, Trig. Gen. bi. Ke Beat, | ee hells ° hoe tiie Sire: A Yerdict of gulity. Costello and Halpin, who} ca by the Nigaday. ‘Tho. travel | expedition ronghly estimated by one who ie | Breve Muyor Gen, Cited Staiea! Vin | WH Po ores ti rrom Pertage | BinaAMToX, N. ¥., A terrible | Toul tn ‘Tho Enalish Arena Riots Were convicted several days ago, will proba | islands of America will aborily take place, | ina position to miake a good guess, at from | teers | City to Milwaukee in twenty-four. consecu- | accident occurred in this city this morning Dat or of The West z pp N f Sth, gives ive thelr sentence to-day, for which ronson the President of the Weak | five to six millions As Gen, Bicktoe has Leen mustered ont anal tive hours Weduestay evening nets atl | A freight engine, the Tioughnioga, of the | 4 DU Wesey P Saurwets, eminent in he Weatern Morning News, of Sth, gi Denras, Nov. 18 Evening.-On the opens | 1a, Inlands haa recwlved Lyg te | The place of landing in Abyssinia te thos | yolunteer oftierr only, Mh ne hia proltt Inthe stternogin, Hel started on | mci: Mlegtnton and Rew Kerk ett] Hae etcles, died at Venn Yan om Friday the low Phas mane of the rlote Meher: ls not vet known whether plebiacitam | a seribed correspondent of the | as 1 he F ie [the trip. Mie friend, Mir Gord niet Wile | Sd tact inghamnton and New Yor alte | evening A riot of able diinensions oecurre hy of the court this morning Messra. Warren | of the islaude is also wcondition of their | M#eribed by an Adew correspondent of the | ax Colone OF the Forty-fourth Rerimont | oe with whom be had the wager, accom. | toad, expt Ht past four] ag, fe aed eonmaly, - inthe s in Tixeter last night and this wit Halpin were sentenced to 18 yeare ime | Wanster London Times United States niry. panied bine inn bug The route taloen | ocloe fragments ite pany) aINGe: HV RIgHIY: Be Mion commenced betw arisoutucut, Costello was ecntenced for 12] THe AMERICAN CrrI7ENANIE OF PENTANS, The place choren for debareation Ansley | On Friday ® communication appeared in | th inary r owt whieh V tnst fl Pret fir ; cuanful emg, Hof one week fh Boston, | otclock, when a lange crowd of ny 9 Hay, twenty miles south of Massowah, lat. | ty pal hat ny Mot He Mieet the foi ry Isrnrd Caton, ond | left for New York last event rougls of the city) wascmnbiod in Bridge yours. {The London Zimes of Sth, anys | one of the city papers, anening that Me mee 4 ‘ lake Jong. 3945 W The bay faces tow * at Fow Lake J thom and ay Pat Jotter Win, Rease, both of Syracuse, ‘The 5 enowe eavity ta “ ate | Mtvet, ¥ or fre Dinu, Nov. 17.—The Fenian prisoners | ‘There is one iucident of the Feaian trials | arde the north, “Anchoree good hn deep {the Fortteth Congress prior to the first | yhnes we Fy fer ti H the mien were fornd againet t ii Vheavily in Concord, N HL, Sate) treks pagar, ii Alpin, Warren and Costetfo, when brought | at Manchester ond Dublin wiich deserves | water, It is apy a frown Monday in December i mem itiitlonnls | rested at He tien us 1 1 pite In the tender, with both thelr | Weday morning. ‘The thermometer #tood at! ann, t ee rood i ethane be: Mecca‘ Govt take aeroay; | ane 1 covaideration It is the ¢ cet TC Wihout One. HA L dithealty, all the | peinw aah ile einnuntailé ran Rie mee f torn off Mr Catone t ni was torn | 27 degrees above rero, Other missiles followed, the hit of th F +] severul of Pibovers cl privi- | im wing visible, The land is W dined nt Geer fund arrived ut 1 his body, loa yw tt . csi Aral nieel C the Memphis, Teen. 8 f Iand the siutters having beet ora t to receive fr sentences, | hces of ont 1 « n 1 A tant | WM, with thant nit 5 h ‘ the mpper end of a z - apee an., | r jhe ni J sandy plain, with pate hes of brush wood, | } Mila tweaty minutes uy \ 1 "1 eof the upper s vere asked by the Court If they bad any-| ference of § dau { nu forest, 1k aboands with both large and | attribet mire Stanberry CY | o'ebook, In good conditi i hile ‘ i Hing trent the: t K Araurkation ¢ He see Tbe) were smashed, and erles were act ap de f ray e ¢ oft Hapte vernn { einall your Driokalle water is not to be r " “ the ¥ malware , r ther sstrack dn th mer ' heon tuaually sueces it tree that the price of bread should be lowere 0 to ray why the penalty of ae ee ated tener a }¢ « Gener blithe fh the Newspapers | gor carily aud ; ’ end hy Hi r, and the bop of fi i i v teplied by making strong speeches, in which | etited that he was a cb 1 the United | Was di @ fn one of the deep ravines | be published to-morrow, Mr. Stunberry saya | eT led one hunderel by wetted I Ing the vietines from. the engine a bot iron | Cane at Porto Rico, and it ly expected that | givemt Reparaling the mob, one part oF they reiterated thelr protests aguinst the | (tes Of Atverioa, and 1 Charles Francis | whioh inters ct the country at right angtes (0 | he ia not the author of the eommunieation la) ent of the Hi road. St tut, be act | from some portion of the flre-hox was found | this will ease a rise in prices which went. to" the. shop of. Afr. Norton Jurisdiction of the Commision, denied the | Adame bad done | bie duty tovards | ie const ling All the froops that can be | cueation, nor did he ever see It tmntil he read | down as the most extraordinary day's walle | In the breast of Mr Kease, buruing hia flesh. | Gusenar MeDowstt and ata loft San | baker, and broke some of the firi-foor win : Juin, na he was paid dor doing, | spared willbe ut once marched up to this | | y Ga record ta (tie Wont Alarxe piece of the boiler, WelghiNg One | Branches on Haturidey for Arlee make | 20's With stones, and windows of Legality of their trial without @ mixed Jury, | he ‘would not be that dock ans] Teh land, but largo. w parties, will be | it in print Dundred ana, Ale nounah, waa haces abant ¥ ot fg erie a nd claimed that as citizens of the United | tng the questie Bhore declared | required to lon eto ake piers, &e. Al Charles B. Freeland, of New York, a clert | ng, An- | @ thorongh Ine tion of th ‘ani the pine military poate Hint, thre as an A expected te bread being eontinn should . with threats wo served the ame, All citizen, he bad of vive the prolvet | mu CRIMES. | inet wher Of Chinese cary Btates, they were entitled to the protection maters scorn pa by Mhrwmngt | fm that tere in the Fnternal Revenue Dep ent, communit- we the fret Drigude to. put up couiniseariat | tr A the same lot, ten rods be= Esai nergy KaGWTAY MtatATaORAT: cIGe siuatantly closed thelr ehopa, and af the rican Government. Ambassador of his own Govcrum theda. Whické have been mide in Hombay, { tod sulchle this evening, while Iatortng un-| he Shocking ¢ Wifes Murder | f welcbing about elxty | | Conuesronuens rat Matamores gives bail A mob wandered about apparently Prances Warren, on being indicted before the Come | ready’ to be at ouce fitted. ‘The water for | der a Ot of temporary insanity nw Ne 1g | Hounds, was found forty rade distant, The | sceount of @ consplrney to evertnen the clvil t any. definite object, About nine Pants, Nov. 17.—The troopa of the French | Mission Court wt Dublin, applied through bia | these working pur Will have to be sup= Anatrocions murder, anys the Springfield | exptosion was heard and: felt five miles fo | government of the city. The con " broke out li th 1 stores of tzpe y Compe in italy are making | Sunred, for & Jury o 4 in part of | plied trom the chips. ‘Thermometer ov RECONSTECHION, Repultican, Nov. 16, was committe at Wore | the elty diac se ticea SWere! acvetal’ rors Trood, Raminister, “Whether thie wae | oon rH Awerioan ett ground that ble | Ove 100 ae at “A ‘ ‘ J atiernnons ‘The Veta Wik) MEYDOg Of the Propetter Antotopes | tcians, w cna Wilitully oF not {i ts too early yet te Yreparations to go into winter quarters at | i! egiance red to the United Alou 1 , TE ACAESN A Lecpold Ahlan iraaty \ 3» Nove if aths WeOeelee KOISHIE tee eee ain, bat it Ia the general beliof that the Svita Vecchia, Su n rejected the | gen breezs ect in, Mosraos nity, Ala, Now. 10.- In the Re-! Lona Shepard, not yet seventeen years obly vate, Nov. 17--The propeller At Amnanast Anmaitaats, © wealthy pawnbro- | fire {aa tncendiary one, It belg remeuber General Daumas bar been appointed to | Ahvlention promntty and decielyely,. the | nght ; constr ) Convention to-day ® resolution | and the criuiiat Janes B. Shepard, her t lepe, with a cargo of 17,000 bushels of wheat | Ker, of St. Louis, has been convicted at St. | that » yeara ago when there were bread headietieatier vrprtagerdi patti of Englon Welng clear, nnd adininiateed " GANIVALDNS LAST BATH 1 | was adopted by a vote of 67 to ii Instructing | baud, In consequence of hit Urital treat- | AN HY barrely of Hour, caught fire at HB | Lois, Mo, of having received stolen goods | f19t4 the etme premlior were trod dow ft, as Governor Geueral of Algeria, and | that the man who wae once a Tritish autject, | The following detalls of tho doteat of Garl- | tye proper commmitice to change the names | ment of her, she left him a fow days ago, at | t-day, In front of Reed's elevator, and] and was weatenced to two years iu the peat: | am nsaien allege ttiat St6; Frond sgeun Dommanderincchicf of the Seventh Army | the Prisoner admttied that he was, re: | buldi have Leen received Fall now countios, created at the Last wes | Lawr and cams home to the House of | burned to the water's edge. ‘The vessel wa8 | tentiary. rats devour it Me mained Fo forever, |. Garibaldi moved from Monte Rotondo on | ign of the Legh-titure that were named Inf Ber fates, Alexander Weston, within the | Owned by Lathrop & Co., of Racine, Whe] pir atock of flour In the warchouses of | "/Ad¥antaee was taken of th re The moral Rapect of the claims we | tho Hd to take Tivoll, which bad bean reo it Tebellion arafter. those | Worcester city Hnits, but a few tiles west | constn, and was valued at $50,000, and in-| gyn rene caused by the ge tof the @ Panis, Nov. 16."The meteoric shower on pivously, advanced is too elent it fel by the Pontifical troop. Atte | Who 4 i Attaneardn al ie | OF the city proper » thla village ber hus: | gueed for $14,000. ‘The eargo was valued as | O47 Ceancieco I estimated at 40,000 barrels. | the absence ‘of A Jo iVedoubt, If there be one class | Montana t suddenly upon the : ty | band followed hee, arriving there yentorday e cargo was Ab F Tho atock heat In the State pet Mistustbneee in pa aia nl) Of the A peal ao ee i conspirators rather than another Pomtidicin force, who tuauntdiately | Mayer ta stance the name of Colvert connty | renin. Tile wile had” jane to nneey | @100,000 nnd Insured for 050,000, ‘The vessel DOGS AOSHIIL BOUKOE EP WhIeN ate [ee ponte Usith was very brilliant, Many thousands | arena tie Gorey AL Lie hamdn of (ue @ Loavy ariilicry fire A. battle | h ‘ 2 aNtory Alii. Carrtinc’ His went ich aha: | afaied WL @’o'sinek thle tear He contala, of which are ta het wi . r committee on the. several welsh o Mrs. | arrived at o'clock this morning, and hy reine co Het fe thonaand collected with were Visible, not only tn this elty, but | Government, it fs the cla ner can Hl which” bas OF three-quarters | constitution reported the. offtecs« | Curtis’ house, where he found her, ‘The | discharged @ portion of the iniscellancous Warelinuses of the elt around the principal provision throughont France, The nual rec Dustere whe have long infested | coal vee hour, es bald, after ‘ he TY | veathve Departinent to consist of bye eee mo had a pretty & y camisersatbony | ast oF ti fat Tie California State Convention of the | using menaces of the moat violent character mee We wel" | are beginning to infest our own givat cities | roireited to |} Rtoudo, | {entenant Governor, Becretary of State, | aud Shepard went away, evhlontly much ine | PAFbOF her earuo. Fentan Brotherhood were in acasion in San | The police authorities were paralysd tu the yt ro fees ot mae varioas ove Tt is poseible to feel rome compassion for) tullowed by the Pontificial troops, whon the | Auditor and freasurer, the Auditor to hoid | censed, and walked to the city of Worcester, | A Lecomotive ond ive Care Down | Francisco three days. ‘The circles represente of stich & mob, and the inilitin tat the wily Trish youths who me first | tattle war renewed, and after tw: a ball | oihice tour yours, and the otler ollicors twee | Shepard obtained a pistol n small aingho- on k micmnents in the city were called ont, bul Denmark, A lato playing at sedition aud then } youre desperate tghtang, the Guriualdiaue | Years, all to be elected by the prope hooter and return New W Maton, Vig Nov. 16. The freight | Ot nauimously endorsed President Roberts nee Ouly — exusper oxnox, Nov. 16 «now ald that the | led on by ide ond their | were completely dispersed plall ‘and'| Ghavetmoe ante haa boo ted by tue popie | Where be arelyed about 2 o'clock P.M. M ae | and'resolved to es iti affoste: te eauts Awleasness rap : plied Matas, Bovernt Lis faoab pngties for an edie greatest ti y Was displayed on both aides, setae] | iv} plain Raliroad ran off the track near P-phblided bey rineh alae Durst tie hase destroyed, tnd a half millions of dollars for the Dovish | Jinan who becomes a Fenian with tad the Pontinenl Zouayes repeated'y 8 GRONALA, | going 1) dun, this morning, proelpitating the engine Tie proposition to raise $100,000 for the | the contents, whether bread, met, or money West Tndin Isionds, 81, Thomas, St. Jobue | eves open, twh ing bis Iie a under |e with the Yayonct, ‘The dsariballinns lost | Aatasta, Gin., Nov. 10.—-Uhe official vote| afirmatively, when Bhenard | atid ve carn down au embankunont, killing | MMUY OF the Inte Governor Androw ts bedng | abstracted, and every fru ol winton wis and Santa Crug, ardject to acini of France | the tufluence of @ patti fn. | dou killed nnd 0) prisoners, the manber of] of the state of Georgia is as follows; Num | Want to reo bers cone in with a . For the restless ndventurers whom the close | thelr wouuded had aot been necurately ascer | ' st nated, or seven millions and ®) of tye American war has let loose upon t tanned. ‘The Pontiticialt had 260 killed aud Mall for St, Thomas and St, Johns world, and who fney they ean bere perpes | wounded, ‘The Garbaldan force consisted | 106,110; for Con trate with Impnnity deeds for which t Sand 49 boraoa. — Menotti | 4,137; majority tor € ed out with the characteststic Liberal by the citizens of Boston. ‘The subscription which are private and unsoll chief indulged in, After marching throngt some of the principal atrects, the ringleaden met about midnight in front of the Guild tod, already ot the de ding auy foul play, wae an no | the brake | haste to follow him, but whet he did yo tn, | | which was only a moment Inter, he found d Cummings. on the wor of registered voters, 155,647; vote enst, nd 2A) mul ention, Ost of 5000 then, 2 eu ) hum | Shepard* holding Mrs. Shepard by her hair coed 07: Rome would have been hanged at home | aldt was slightly wounded in the leg Der af whites voting fur Convention, about | and’ Doluting ® pistol at her head, while the | | N&W Your, Nov mengers by the | excoed @7:,000, Loxnox, Nov. 14.—The conference pri | without law, we can feel no com ons. Times of te Git says oditas | 30:000 Aiea woman sereained for help: Curtis | Belo Railroad who have arrived here report] Ma. Goscun, M. P,, and Mr. Layard, hoeed by the Emperor N on for the a on Whichever rid 1 | Savannan, Now. 16 Tn the United States anily Shopard, causing him to | that aboutone o'clock Sunday morning an | M. P., have dectined to aupport the Associa The Mayor, Mr. R.'T. Mend, whe the Brig | tow for Promoting the Blection of * Work: | behaved with great chaliess and, Courage o Parliament, on the ground thee | cme forward, aud addressing the crow to Parliament, on the ground that | from the Guildhall, advised themn ro diaveree tion seems to bo | BAY Lave Leen bor tom seems - Fearne which justified the | aparing more than on 6 whatever in| eeeasion, but these reas tcul with (hem as tue Gov ernin desist tem) Vement of the Roman qu attended with difficulties, Mis Holine Pope objects to any confer District Court to-day, dude Eroiine py tng, ex-Governor Brown, counsel for tng short, their cour | Foster Bl ever terior Garibaldt’s | tenges toa from’ his purpowe, while | ear Callcoo 01 eal | Caslat fur entiey Dave ihe ad | OH train, near Calicoon Btatton, big eT TED eae ea aioe where Mrs Curtis, jay | Ml, bound Kast, was run into by @ freight | 9K ei najority of the Grand Jury | sick. “Shepard, fa bie rage, determined | train, as it was being run iy upou a side track, | tleetlons ought not to depend exclusively on wernn Th Haldians were starved into inac non w former | tion, their means t exist no lon ‘gu drooping, Wh Hi ‘ee and go te their homes, If their object wag his behalf, and the several Powers which We mm él [easy hedh abet | ny havo agate Hae tea on Oia arcane I Teena ata ie But to be A open cy bets to allow the freight train to pass, ‘The locos | the class to which a candidate belongs, meine Come ie. yeten of Senta be ete have heen Invited to participate 6 “petri HSRa aH earn dtl abe i atitanptan aitack on she cite. OF | Pee the B6t BU f A held ite ao. that Men Curtie | mative of the freight train was disabled, and | Font Lanamue advices of the 12th state | tanure ihem they ween going the Wrine way the qui of the necessity of a confer- | streets of New York. 1 ! | up the gu | nna direct Marshal ty em The Intter had by this tue | some oil cars demolished. ‘Tho oll took fire, | that a council was held with a fow chiefs of] je had of late been in communication with ce. It is asserted that Spain is the only falr warning, Aad ie bay be oe the ra i ip and w \jur rH Hy fg lean, and I te Lot and destroyed altogether twenty-one cara) the Crows on the Huh instant, ‘They de- | certain parties who, ho hoped, woald brit %e Pope in any event, and no English Miuister will voutiic to Fé: | overtaken abel compassed round by superior | | Witatinarox, N.C. Nov. 1.—A conserys | yide, intending to get in at the bedroom wine | @down grade, and It was impoasible to ree | Sloux were not represcuted, aud wil mot West and ald. in the. cliy at coal Candin. pricve thea, forces, through which be eould only make | ative ticket has been brought out bere, and | Gow. But he was, (oo lite fruntle aps) move any of the care that were bebind tho | come to Laramie until spring, but request | price. The wob seemed stagzered und nj? Panis, Nov, 16,—Late dispatches from TURKEY TO BE ISOLATED, Ri Ay ALOE. 8 aioe Sen ARERTAL, see | there t# considerable of « reaction commence | peala of th bre Tamera, 2 all ainda | fire, No percons were injured, ‘The loss ia | General Ha to meet them at Fort Phil | de Med but 9 large body of thom, the Athens state that alnce the failure of the} The Journal of Bt. Petersburg publishes | ienind him. ‘The fhgithve leater, with his | C1 mong the colored voters, Some WII vote | LL Wile, and Shepard replied that nut w| Sets heavy, Vassenger trains were detained Kearney, Tinta, Rad wat arvoan ton Acree On Turko-Cretan mission hostilities have becn | tye text a the lara ail ed fo he two sung, wan arrested ot Ternt by the or. the conservative theket ie Ge her Head (allan to Mra, Curtis | eight hours, and pes : 1 is bay gelding Tanhoe, driven by Geo. | ‘Thomas and Exwick, doing much mischief ; bl ine ¥ the ambasndors of Rus | ders of the Italian Government, and co: eee should be hurt, jor is wife he Wad Po! wave to. be sferred, ‘The obstruction joyd, performed fifteen miles ot his hor y rc AAMIVAL OUT sin, Kroner, Prussia and Haly: tn thie de] destined abode is tu be the erowhed furtalice | PEDESTRIANISM., deliberately fred a ehot at her, Tebarmed | Will be removed to-night, so that trains eum) Kiversldo (Boston) Course on Saturday, in| Mea Que probably will be, Troops have Nov, 16,--The Anchor Line} rovousibiliey tur the future caurecof events | Casing the suumit of the Isle of Pina her not, anh, With horrible coolness | pass on Monday morning. {4 minutes gad 99 eeconds, The weight of | heen telegraphed. for from Plymouth, and " Carhaaben, fn snes te refusing to ac. | My Ot bho cutrance of the Gulf ein ue : meyntt eet at ie wt le | Dine | Wagun and driver was 890 pounds, and there | strong ody of the 20th Regiment, und 4 arrived at) cont thelr advice « be Cretan querton. CHOLEEA EN IN nnd a five nd til hie wife won ui fy " 0 . Japtaln Gethin, are on theif way: thither pt th advi the Cretan q on ren nA IN IME was a wager (hat the feat could not be Captain Get y this port late this evening, They declare that they leave the Sublime | The cholera bax slinost dis . ChEven ann, 10, Western is now | harm: almost to zy, Shepard | Asm | Plemoyth by special train. The de« Porte to the conscquences of this refusal. | the ennutey stations. Cholerat @ v) ‘ herforming isis lundredemile feat, and t 0} {paced ta al At hey apd saci Br. Pavi, Mov. The explosion of 9 | fermed inside of an hour, tion Of property dy la very cot FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER, | ini witharaw frova Turkey all their morad | type has te len oat at Teheran + every indication that he will da tt in fine | He wowton within a file Inclies of his wiie'® | Korosene ainp at the party giveu by Gen Eiaury-rinre representative districta tn |r 11 ta said that » ida ated iy pho ee as MEXICO, lock moon torday, atu received a loarty | ate she fell Mfelowe uyon the for. | death of Mise My urphy, anid ve eed ‘ bad il Hae In nani 4] disturbance on the Sthot November had bee emen, from Southamp. despatch from Bombay of Oct. 14th, esi paderpales Popiiai i deliberate determination of the murs | jalupy to Mia Bue in yao | countion give the following reault; For negro | auticipal 4 The steamship Bremen, from Southamp. | A dabakeh fom Mort the Atvastaing ay ee wel from the citiz Tile stay wan] gore irey teense ee ete ie, Mute | injury to Mise C bhey, lid Will 100 | ee TOOL; emmlaw) TEIUk oe eens erent Ga cok ob Orpermnmmanes ae is fon, Nov. Oth, arrived yesterday, bringing | Gig foree lett Hombay. tor Maske wah on thie Meravtie vory short, tor he loft at haltspast 12 o'clock | wnt inhuman conduct after. | Me use of one Others were burnod, | eee: oro an tees iS AG | ee a poplires lo. Uk Catiodiel Caer ee Yews by mail up to the date of leaving. 7th. A depot will be established at Mase for Aabiabula, the terminus of the one hun- Joft the house fnmedtiately, and | hut not seriously oultrage, 6, ainst 18,852, For disfran- Mu Pia, The steamer City of Baltimore, from Liv. | sowah, and the advance brigade will probably | 0008 SN ie Very | ired milos thet he hina todo, He bow thos | meting an cider man wilh whan Ne wat) Large fire chising distovatists, 11,890; ngainet 10,26 ranecn oe Yepool, Nov. Gib, and Queenstowe Nov. 71h, | BArcl! slaly talles into the Interior vt due] | HAvaxay Nove de Att far sade 54 aniica th thirteen honed and ten | galt he would hillony ivan who atterpted |. Sf Lewis, Nov. 17th, — two Two clearly defined cases of trichina diet | Colonel Henry P. Farrow, am attorney Also arrived Inst evenit Ria waialh Han been ehatioted Rie eoRitet (te decal Hin thinutes, aud is uot in the least fatigued, The | to arrest him. He then we Lit alstor's, | In the business portion of the town of in the clty hospital, St Louls‘on Friday, Aport| Atinta, recently ehallenged Judge Hood, THK ROMAN QUESTION rervice by the Bombay Gov \ Fou na hea Th pais vei Cin regurd to his successfully ace | Aud Holl her the sutae story: bit abe, al-| alana, In Tike County, Missourl, wero des | mortem examiaation was made, and at | euitor of the Rome (Ge.) Commercial, fo The London Tines sayat pasa alt oo} Pesala Fe i h + - is ae ng th hundred mile walle to] ata, pungek. ommrcomae weitly lornary tt u ne ren Friday ht, involving a) f the Medical Soclety, Sat | terming him “cowardly and pusiilanimous. We have before us ’ natinen | ister Ga tye United mel heb | Very great and Incrensing J up tits pistol. to her. Shepard ales bovrted | 100" GL @:20tu0, on whicl the insurance duce | hiuscles ofthe men were shown, | The Jud aying that tho articl te of last Weduesday, and M. de Monstier’s | The Bombay correspondent of the London , elitter received ® naiionol ealute trem th Karen Jet bisettme In one ar two stiees, but added | Hote . No principal lusere antained abscessesto n great nuiber. | wag wel ae thee aera newer of the ensuing Friday. ‘The (ene Times writing on the Ithult, gives the! fart. Senor Romero left for the Capital Coynnaut, Os, Nov. 16.--Weston arrived | (at, be would surely Kill any'man who | “"Touderan & Co,, tobacon factory, the men had been treated for from Rome. Colonel Farrow rejoined tha py reveral poiuts iv the Papal territory, { being made for the war with Abyesinia rough yseage nnd: was badly atrained wa | ee en iy neopoed no farther t wet A feagree theat te wins | Me i Hone OOH Thomas Gach A Co.4| Tnano papers of the Oth instant, report | Ag or retract. |The Latter pubih ‘Tue Prencli Miuistor dectines to disciiss thoar | We may talk of renuing 209 horvos inte " Blew me sean Tae Np ite t ter the in ra [ee oes Oe? ea et | that tome Indians visited Camp MeDowell, | (Tactton, wiieh the Colinel doclarcd wae eat reasons. Ho expresses “painful eurpriee,” | Abyssinia pee Thersupyln, wud recall \ ly to sail fur New ite oh ter disappeared, and the t y ; 5 05 24 Pineal 3 ' Me bates hor of tht lively ond sincere regret,” at the step taken | th nage of chivalry, 0 " Mo hady ninety wi era of 4 wi \ ‘ * S indieys dog Van ltr Drea ali Oe pers oe tae 8 article, Mr. M.A, Nevin, returuod, and to by the Italian Government, a step which the | of fact, we fre taking as la t to be Whehrone bot ‘ machinery, BeO.u0; |e ren i (unig at) tatty mproved ef ila sentut'a culirs, iG French t, as’ an adviner, bins | ¢ En) ens 1 + of my frome Be dale ; ' hi enn d Uverall, to>| t DoT was ined that the in- | derermined to reopen the quarrel, and he Always lar nd whied it would not t ke {could wish, ‘Phe ent . $ ‘ Insured tor " t as wore Wi 1) addressed Colonel Farrow @ letter, ty whict Bane way is roval.” Whate} ing Audin. is to con of ove fs ‘ § mai fs \ A y of r Hed A he stated that he alone was responsible for matic corre nice, anid to acold where be | hatteries w Aruist ' Ve On ay | (Ot raphe | Lhave already had the small matter of threr on eur to reaso: we d ) phant earch t Vine 1 r were t net ducle—tn tw whieh I oft y tONe, OA Hane, poeie oO ee ee | Ena ‘ ‘ ‘ \ ' ported, t ive and a prison | Rind culy lost a 4° thouth. withal think that the arguments press Gun thainy Will Ko trons i tik, Braatlent 9 ' Hs \ fatally, dained oat W er, Cartuil We bo paruealar attachnent to ducliing, yeh lation statesman can Le this wnceremo- saul ie 4 i eae sa - ? ' Ny thi AAV Sika buisities ania é A Etot ino Montreal whentyes | whenever erst aft, | Florence Cpinione asserts that Anatria | the now pattern emoothebuie f ' ‘ Lost ht the not sand barnelike | that you bave a chat Jhored vertally In pring the pros fhe tencten touaonwlinicwil have cers ta three yenra, and tine otlicers . : A » was hnmedintely t anid an lepevetrnted | (tte, DIRE the note Baie ah Ww | erat maliys Hey bosslat France to call a ¢ fon! Enfield. Ammunition will be taken tnt y ryeillanee of the ' 1 fait olllcera were a eat t t ih auloh ain your ie r due Romar 1. Enel Prasaia | guited to mile estriae, to the Wi | Kavli adkarenla chine oan eating t nied on tt anualren i tn net stv lt | for your fet Tower member. ecorm to take th tie aid to shy tthe pnt iple of none | pounds per mau for dutantry, and 20 for cay hahopthge q I 1 x ese fi . , orvibte Death of a Lite Git | sofa t Ae fre; rs, very easy, ntervention. Russia would reserve hor des | alry. a! ‘ to \ ' JA Arad aceltent ree Saturday afternoon Now ¥ ast M.A. Nevin, util France hod stated as) As the ew aro ordered to the Repul 4 ' “ot en \ int Hriday: | ja Workers Ab about 4 r Hany aa coUninet Thar ile nee Asoclate Rditor Kome Commerciak® 1d be Tald before the ¢ | ariay wl hay higher civil officers of the empire a f ie npre i \ Parr gare CRIP ATER PREY © to the pit—the latter being particulyrly | Colonel Farrow did not reply to this let! THE VPALIAN WAR, Hat of tr sport ove Brectote mountains | po rced to banishment, wnd the lesser office ton of the danger ot acel ' ; hs ir in horrible ie t coowded to witness the pertormance of & | ter until several others Ir van the enune sour « Phe ranting ondon | 88d throug Ww doefiles ‘one great not think tat } i) tog. Florence BK Prosens, aged eight years, | beautitul Preach dra 4 asthe opening y | compelled him to answer it, He was « ono pve) Heth raeg of the Lond ™) abject whi ute being steadily kept In Whew |v iniprb bor wurveillance of the | mat wything Hike foul playcon t art Baer ue rf ot MS lent My her nur ie king be ure abot | The curtain rose and the performance went tines ploye.” ile dicomed | the ehiel nes gives the folle throughout the preparations, and to which | police wath aie his opronente be the lang rw “4 ; ro in the bascment of her purcuts dwelling, |on, A very ugly female acted in af editor the respousible person, and the chiet An extraordinary episode of this desultory | all others are tnade subordiuate, is lilt | depending upon the reauit unpre Hoary B. White, corner of Congress aud Ins | nd, itis supposed, rocked ao violently that, | still more ugly” Manner, aud a yery | ediior had retracted. ‘This was all be want ortre was that, siready refarred to, which | equinment, of » kind slways, If Heccssary, Tortola. dental But tbh crm Ww dues | dia streota, was, as he reporta, robbed by | lost her t he was thrown into the | young man atteuipted to act the part of ao] ed — In addition he sald: had for ite scene the viefuty of Acqua Ace} adaptaple to mule cariinge, “Thus the BOW: | No ogrictas News of the Hepo rather, to the tfertunate experioneoa he fire nud | veloped In flatnca,. ‘Her | old tan, with au iinmense quantity of dour | "+ tons yesterday afternoon visited the mili- | itzers in the mountain train battery, throw. | Ny, have been tnformed by those who have seen crsion of the rly 0a 7 Poet ee ree HE | burglars last evening, of #1,400 in gold, @500 nd yet Beek | as ulvendy hind, having eon seri y brutss | i bape only jon his head and sineared over” his face. | and who know someihing’ of from tary hospital of Ban Bpirito, beyond. the | Inge 12 pound ahell 400 yards, do uot weigh | SUBMCeOM OF the Hatund yee Bees | Connecticut by falling under the preas | ip silver, #990 In greenback, and other arti-| {n tine to drag such fragments of clotbiug | To crown all, agowber uetress made ter ap: | unfortunate seciieat when. auite’s bem, foe han ‘Tiber, and there found four wounded Gari-| more than 20) pounds, a load just withia tie| mens j of a cuvious crowd which rusted on and | cles, from the body as had not been consuined | nearapee, rattled off a few words in bad | tho use of yoar left ley and that from det baldinns, who had formed part of Calrola's| capacity of a stout mule, The 5!¢ inch (Cable N'apittch 0 the Sun.) led over Lim, and also agatn this alle | 4 aay, oeg, When she took herin her arine the skin | French, aud seemed to have but. the one dex to.thle you have fone upew crutches, litte band of 70 men, From them, and es-| mortars, throwing a 24 pound shell 200 . age | heater, when his foot canght im the | iwi iv peeled off In great patches, soon leaving the | sire to get off the stage as quickly as possible, pet man ‘of you, In your crippled peclully trom one of them, an intelligent | yards, weigh ouly 150 pounds, Aportable| 1 Nov. 17.The Brithh Gov onthe track and threw hin. down, ft Vietiin almost flayed. A fecting of Lorror | The drop sceue fell aiuid a chilling sileuce, she rpg tl due from one young lawyer from Udine, who lay ou bis | pontoon train Is beg prepared ex: ressly | me dived from the West ot ly misfortunes of this Kort that he seer Conyntayn, Oblo, Nov, 164 man! pervades the whole town, among the resic| and the second act began by the audience | Byer Think, ere fer ee id Jually damn me Sire gEndeatht wound’in bie lefex, Pgatherea | Bor mule carriages which date tal | vi ee eatin 1 | to dread xpress Hence 1 | named Gregory, a photographer, aolug bus | Uents OF Which Lite Flora was favorite, | g uliging that ‘they had been com- | wheiming aud merited intumy which ‘woul goats some particulars of the atfair, ‘The objcet | sections hy 2 nother \ his ability & ui Hele tomorrow, and to vera Ae i Hi Bhe was the daughter of Joseph. Lo. Proset 14." A hiss” waa quite down from an outraged people upd et into Rome and join in an insur- | (Blanchard'y ontoon) Is going a of Tortols, as f a ta b Dan Bi sineas in the put c feand tn bbs | Bey f the candidates for Sherif of thins lowed by others, and yells aud Bk airaged people upon me, and mend thay were conlident of Lei | which can te talen fa short lougtba Gy two | Ui pusch fea Now Viele Give aed tha deve wratly [roan thle miurelny hie th at he Late eles leon Sosomiale Whitwick tal (Vomtinucdoa fourth Pawe,)