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NEW-YORK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2.5, 1867.
TRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
TWO CENTS PER COW.
?SHED AT No. 91 NASSAV-ST.
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T?3B THIRD BUtTlOB OF TUR E VENINO TELEGRAM THIS
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ORAPHK REPORTS OK BlSlBjBl IN WALL-ST.,
THB VBRY I ATEST QCOTATIoNS OF STOCKS AND BONDS
aurai au i >? tup, bio bvlls and bears.
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PITHY EDITORIALS (iN LIVE TOI"'
THE A(( II ENTS AM- TNIIDENTE OF TBS METROPOLIS
AM- ararnos,
AS INVALUABLE FAMILY MARKET I.ErORT,
TRAVELERS d'il F AND DIRECTORY,
THE VERY LATEST t-HTPFING NEWS.
AKD A 4.KF.AT VARIETY ('F PERSONALS, WATTS. WTTTK ISMS
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BITER SHIELDS, eortier Eif btli-ar?. lud Tt.tTr.efC :
U P smears. !u?i iSlrirBiihaai.
A. SANDS. No MtSWUl tit\
EDWARD HA1 SI) I ria r NiatL-sre. snd Tbrty-r.t.tt it.
J. HOllUAN,'corner Ei|LlL?.i a
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WILLIAM SIMuNS N. .>. i Wet N-ete.L'.L it.
Mr*. ST CLAIR E lassait -it. aal Sl'.tare.
VAM LEBMOBD, Ra i'lMi;?'? ti
n?i \\AT?(\ ii .e.a^r.nd?ic.
M HKRMEfiTHCF No B4 JSiaSIB SW.
JOHN BLNT I M B?.ifl ?vi.
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JOHN LI.('I'D c-orrr- Vl"??t Seiertee-.tt >i aaaj S ut i"
B BABEl'F. INsaaSs :. Mt it-Jind Fgl.tt ?ti.
STAND comer of Greer,? ??J FourtL ?U
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Mr HAMBLETT. T!. rJ ..
Mr? FAT! i ...ni a??. _d 8%MM? li.
J. ?I BAU 1 are.
JAMT - ?re.
O. THOM:
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WM IsTAMM, Nu. 243 Fowere.
FM' - a, a? Market,ti.
MICH Val MAN), ci'i.cr N fret sat TI
NCOS Do-arre tetieeti SWBSaBBlfMB
Mr COBBOI -?.?u.
P MADDEN, crner Cattarroe-it. and Fait Broadway.
JOHN ?.K11 KIN. .-nar Mara.t awl DivW? It?.
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f.i.ui-KI.YN.
WAISWRl'TITi. iLctcBcieftli EVENING TELE
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Mr? LATIMES N |U ?ir.'.ieit.
8 Till M Nu Jt T.I^i?ne aie.
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J DI (IAN No. 286 HuSKit are.
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V) JONES. Ila
1 111! v vit.
Mr SMITH I a .'
J. BTB.'.l.- N '. H?s.lltoB-s?e.
Mr ELIAS Han,.'.toa ??e. earner Soma it ti
Mr NdlSKY, Hiiailloc art., sear UaiOB-it.
Mr RIX, FUtbuibic , neu Fit.Cr It .
Mr CAMPBELL Carra? Main ?'aJ Piravmtb ita
Mri MARR Narnu ? ; ? ..te Stailtt it.
S BO?ESHl HO. HuJion ire , near High it
O. W BROWN. No. 3 York .'
Mr? WALSH. Fro?p?ct, i?e?r Fulton tt
Mrs. ROBERTS, li'idse, sear Tillar? it
M. M? KENSA. No ?4 At ?ali? it
Mr BBl'Sn. B? 2TTSU. ti, ,t
Mn. Tuoatarou,i.rk???.
Mr THOMPSON BnJge K Terry.
H. BAMSFdKD Mjrtit ace.
Mr LBWIS Jutunta, near Mcrtle.
Mr. FETE It"? OsM, teit M-rt.r.
?. ALTbt HELKK Th.Msr?, aa? E.|tl??itL ,t
Mrs JOHNSTON Brnlg?-it.
BDW MCCOWEN, No 28 Hieb? st
Mr (.Al VUKAI , S?i I ?t lc?i lli.d?oi ???.
B T08TBVIN, DeEalb, near Noatund a??.
ABU BY NEWbBOVS TUSOl?lI TUB CJTt.
BA8T NEW TORE.
WM T SMITH.Nt? Jem/ire , leuBivicira
JBB8ET (ITT.
TBA?Y ( la.n'arit is Ne? Yorb ?ide.
W BBOLASIi trrrj booie, Jene? Citf.
4JIAKK S?. 4aB???rl??e. -?* *
ANL Bl THB N1WB80TS.
HOBOKEN.
J DOWNEY B?rr:?j it rerrr, N?w-Y(,b iii?.
I) SEED ?errr |?te, UobotiB, ?.'-??
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EUROPE.
Tin; EUROPEA? contet?knci:.
IHK POP- WIIMDltAAVs Ulf (>r..ir< TliiNs TO TIIK
II Ul?-?TAI V. Wl K1] UBI ?IO, AND I5AVAI?A
in FVKTI? I TATE.
ai StaVSBBM ISBMBStB TO tub TRinrsi
I.teM.i'V, Rot, "i-His ll.iliiicss the Pope, who
: i.-.t sin?iiuiiu.-.ly arene lo any ( o-feraaec
whatever foi t in* Mtil'ineiit '>t the Kornan traestion,
lias at ItT.f?tli withilrawii his oldet?tidlBSi nml is im.v
in full accord wuh the |WBpositio_ ti Na'toleon. The
(luvt rimiiTit of Ji:i\ am, which it was a*8ert?o<l woultl
not join tin- Confer, ace, lias also signiiitd its accept?
ance of the French plan.
lin nilli.'.??Many of tiie d?tails of the ( miferenre
have already bet n aineed npOBu Munich in BaTBlia
lins iit'n c_Ot.Il us the DUM e. and the 111 Li of DboO-S?
her as the time. Since tin- last ilisjialches the 0OY?
eminents of Italy and Wutltmh-rg have sicniiieil
f.ntit'ii of at'ee|itin>rplaces in the Conference.
The f_rts Puh n of this nun inii*r, in a leadioj annie?
On the snl'iee!, takes occasion to deny tin1 ttpoti t?nt
(ali. l>i\ had. \|.i. --.eil any tle.-ile fur tin 1- pi?' ena?
tion O? the United Sutes in the Conference.
ITALY.
GaiSIBALDl Bl KU'l si.Y ILL.
FrtiRKNtr. New. 24.?It is reported thai Garibaldi
is lying st mnish iii in Brisan al V-riariano, ami that
his sons have both harried to hil bedsi?e With
medical Bid, The journals of this city deny ihe re?
port that the Italian (?os t rnim nt its about t<> raise a
new loan.
l.ii .Bl 01 mr t.Mdiut.DiAN l-__SOXa_fa_.
I'akis, Nov. 34?EveoiOf.? l'i-ii.itclietj innu BOOM
announce that The linly Father, in ac?mila!.?e With
tin adrice if Fiance, has ordered the ralease of all
the QaribakHaas who were taken prisoners bj the
during the late campaign.
GREAI BRITAIN,
ctios ii mi t -?M'iMNi i> nin-oti.
M\N? ni -n v., Nov. SS.??The rondontned Fenians,
Ifeears. Allen, Laikin, and Goold) ?__?_red the ex?
treme pi BBlty of the law in tin?, ? ?ty at 10 o't loci t!,i
ft'icnoon. Ti., preoaotiont taken bj tin ?ov_i_jnan?
to guard m-.m,-i oui breaks ?vara eSeotoa- Notarit-r
ttsntling the prevalence oj s di ase fog andadrixsUnfl
ram-stonn. the crowd that witaoatod the e.\eciiti?m
\?a- Miy largo. The ciry i- now perfectly fjiiiet.
I.oM'o.v, N't.v. J 8 ? 1 ". s ? ? 11111 _.?1 ? i s |. ? 11 ? 11 ? - s jn-t re?
ceived iron .Manchester Mate that the uty id tpuet.
Ai;i:i.-r "i t m . r.t i;ki .
Hot. 2-1.?a priniiiiit nt Penlan leader, CoL Hnrke.
tras amatad hue to-daj, It is alleged that ha was
thoOrganizer of the seciet e\?,edition which thnat
iiiid th?' capture o? i hattet Castle Ia Febrnarj la-t.
A KLNMN DI M09STB \li?'N in LOXDOX.
EVf nmik.?The ixpecttd tit iiumsliai uni ,.f SJBtpa?
thy fur the fat.- oi Allen, (?tuiltl. and Larkin took
place to-day. At D.?ufiiiuial pTOfratalIBI ci.n.-isi
iiifr of about 1,000 pt r.-tms wa-t f..nin ti. and llowij
mai. h. ti tu Etjdt Fink. One ff ths n.i>.-t eoaapicooas
ohjei't?; in the I'T.x? ---i.??i u at | large Mack banner,
upon which was m.-iciibcd the motto:
- lulmn.amty to mac makes B?H|n flots thousands
mourn. '
On tho arriva] of the mourners at Hjdt Fink, a
solemn matting wsaatgaa_sed Bceordiag to the ]m>
granunt proTionslj snaotrnced. i tanda had
inda, fruin which, daring Um
ri the people were addressed bj Tarions
spsasTorl Btrong appeala ware Biade tt> the sjsb?
sathleo of the aodio-Oe, and the bnrriod exe. utnms
at Manchester WON qOu?A BUkOd in butti t?-rn.
v. ltlistaiiil?lg the pel aliSf BBt-Tt Of tin I
the charm ter of tin. BSSB-Xblage, goodotdai H
thrvuKi'C'iit th?- nroatediiigt. and tho jMiiiee. who
wi re ru r in d for on ?mergeai r, wi re doI onot i adiad
ujuSd to interfere. This cienia| s siinoai meetiog
was held at a public hall In this city, who h was
hugely attendu! by Irishmen. Nu dist ni hariet what
; and the ?
Till. ATLAS IH ? All I .
Hov. 16.??To oorract misapprah?entio_s whl
to exist If Anniit a m rci/aitl to the new tariff oi tin*
Atl.iiitn Cablet i.niiwiy we sire the tollowiog potnts
oi the tga*BSBpS_t ?-nl?-i?-?l into bj 'he Btftsal BBfBBB
mes inter.-ted f..r tin readjottment oi thi charges
and eonditiant f'.r tiui.winttinir s_tssag_i between
Europe and Amer t__ctonth< 1st of Do*
eambei next Five words, ooaaisting of i ? ? ? r _*ore
_X ai- t.. be allowed (roe with
? ach _a_ttagOi ft.r avddreet and a?gnat_ro< The
minimum C__BfB i"r a BsBttBgC l>et\v, ?n any
pari "? Groa. Etritain and Um Citj oi E< w
Ymk to ?9 5a., "i t_3 m gold, foi ton wordt or ?j
not containing la all mon than 60 lettei-. Thc
t ha?*.-, for , rai l. additional word "i no4 exeoi ding firt
or i- 80 in gold. ?_Uaxtn_ha?a__s?Qi
oada nttasagct Bia ai.olishc?l. l li? Conrpaoj, bow?
iver, will not B-dertakt t.. BMI pt OTetJ foi m Of OOde
that may be ptWtentod, nnh"-s at sjh . lal !..'? -? lil ?
taget In riphei will 1k> ehargod b1 Um mt? ft i"? Bo.,
oi *-r> lu poid, foi lin- hial t? n < ij.ln 1m, .ui'l
$^' M In gold tur aaeh additional i Iphi r.
N. 1!.-Hy " ? ipht i ' is nu ant the use of numerals,
orofhtteib of the alphabet tearing neithei anj
hnown or dietionarj wordi nor names of placas,
ships. OB person-, ?Ac Wh.-n Cipher is Intend veil
with plain words, thu plain portion of the BaBSBagt
will !)?? rihsrgsd at Um ordhtarp rata, and the rsanaia?
der as eipher. In eo_nting s diapatch when the
test, oi? hotly of thonie_Btge ii'iiimiiK 't> be tanti
do<8 n?.t ani.tunt to t< n v.onls, oi Vi l.-ti.-i-., any ro*
mamtlt r Bp to the ten won!- may lu- applied, with?
out ?Mia eharga, toward Um ampliflcationoi the
name and ad-NSa, _
FKANt F.
THF. l RAX '?-ami '<n AN CatBLS?THE IIM^.II
i.eiVKUNMl.M CHANT-, lill, RI^CIBKO CO*
t I -KIN.
}?*,i:is, Nov. 23.?It ii assert: d that the roncc-ion
ajiplii d im hy Um Furn o Aim in an it li graph < lahls
C(.mpan v. Bad who li was r. rated, has at length hecn
gTanted bj the lunch (.oveiiimc-nt foi B ti i ni of
yeai-,
I'AliT 01 IHK MIEN? li iKOUl'S UKI \ 1.1.KI).
HOV. HI.?'I Iali-pttltH have lie? li ortleretl lu sall on
Monday fnuii To u!.<n lol ('nita Vee.hia. wbaiathaj
will take oa hoard one diriakaiol t_an_n_h expe?
dition in Italy, and return to Fram c
MAHINi: INTF.I.I.ICF.N't!_,
(i, ? i NSTOWB, Nu?. I'.l? Net.ii- Tlte StCBIDSbip VirglalS,
(?np; Prowae, from NtW-Yori*, lins amwil BUB OB Use
w?j lu l.iuil>uul, __
FINANCIAL AND (f)M.MF.TU'lAL.
I.t,vii,v. Nt.v H -Noon ?Ctiiisi.ls ni? n linn ut 31} for
iiiin.1 Butes Five-Twenty ninnis, 70!, Iliuioia,
Ce'iti'.tl Kail way siiares, srj. Erle Railway stems, 4<-*.
" AfitTiim.il ('ensuis for money, M|. Unitad States riva
Twent* Boutl" 70 11-18! Illinois <t_ntral Ballway Hiaiti,
?1 Erie Kuli way ?.runes, 47.
FbasBBOBT, WOT. '*m- >'""n.-United States Flve-Tweu
. ties f?.r tin lasaeot isca, 75j.
L Aft?! noon.?United fctaUs Five TweiitR'S for the issue
of i?c2, :s|
>ov 2i-Eveiiin??. ? United States bonds ??vero quoted
to day at 75? for the issue uf 1S62.
II.i\i.ai'ooi, Nov. _i?N?)t?ii.--Cotton ojvpiia heavy; the es
tmiati-d ?.?'.< s to Pay sto t*tOI b?ates; Middling upland?,
sail MlddlinjC Orteans,St-, Corn,? 'j v quarter fur Mixed
Wettern Wbeat, ic 3 fur white Californis, and is fi for
I Ne i Itllwaakee lu-d B-riey. 6 ? ?y ivo m furAineri
1 can Oats, 3 U ?? 43 16 for American, ?peas, 80 ?>
604, ID for Canadian. Beef, 112 6 */ 304 th fur Winter
Cured Extra Kriinr Mess. !'orlf, 71 *> ?kio m fur l'unie
?tusteni Mess I.srtl, M. s V tul. fur fine American.
(?sese ?'?2 ?jewt. forllie liiKlieat raille of Flin?. Rueon.
tv eVcwt. fer (limite) lion1 Cuf. Nu It Dutch Htitiiitunl
Buirar v'f, Rosin. H 'i i' ew t for Common WUmlnJTtOB,
and 13 for Fine 1'alc Tallow, 44 t> ewt for American.
. Petroleum- Sj'irlts, 8 *? fulion, ami Ketlned, l *. Clover
I Utt-tl 3'? t ?VWl for No 1 Amtncau Ked. _y_'U? Xur
aTih-I'i''?"r"reiis7"ft"'"'or C,iiia?ll.in. Reef, 112?. Fork,
., 61 Ctieese, V lluet.ii. 4." N? M Dut, h
Mandan! ?ii?n.r. % S. K?*..;, s .? f??i? t'..mi...... W;lml..Ki?;ii.
Hi?d l'a/ fur Fine P? ?? Tall"?'. I? Fetrolnum- r?;.!! its,
a it ?iii?d ? Clovei tteed, W MrlUTurmttaa,ti S.
iliVior?' Nov. 2?-*O0D BP4WB1 0.1, _1U f tun, Un
s-???!, on, ?4010 ?> tun; CSIoalla Llaaaad. n 4 a> im
lsTi.il ijunru-r; Whale nil, ??'j f asagala. Linseed Cakes,
?li I *' tun fur finn oblong.
Afternoon.- -Whale OIL, a;.'. Sperm Oil, Slij; linseed
Oil. sin in ; Linseed cakes, Silt.
AWTWBBi, Nmv 23-Aftcrn?on.-rctri)lcutn, 4,'l francs
ar rlta.tnluc.1 U.I.U? *
for Standard White.
BY STE.iMSUlP.
mt -
The Anitiicn, from Sniitlianiiiton, Nov. 12
arrived hire un 6utiinlitv, and UM Manhattan, fruin i.u
? rjioo!, Nur. io, and the Sumida, faun I "uthiinptou.Nov.
13, yen? .
QBEAT BBJTAJN.
riL-IUEI.I ON Till afXaTAItOOl IN EVBOFI ANH
AMKKI? v. ,
On Saturday Um new Lord Major (?-?toman
Alli-IO, m a.C"lda!li'C Witt ii tillie- liomin (1 1 llMoill nu the
Bill Of Noviriit'ir WSBl ?Stn OaJlU?BU to Wi ita?Batl r.
1 mu?. .1 I.v mai i nf the civic (lU'i.it.iiii h, lo De formally
Pfau iitcii t.i tin- Barana i-f IBs Bxi Bacjai r.
ii. the svsnlas til" m'! iiHtoiiKal baaausttook place in
Guildhall. l"Sa CliniHi llur i.f tin' I.viliniiirr vus n
ci iv id with cnthusi.i-in. Lord St.u.li y, Hu -J. PaU?Bgtoa
and Mr Corry WSM also clu-i nil lu psaafaaj thrungli Ike
ii.'iU to ti.. Coaasaou QauucflCtambet, whack waaflttod
np as a reception room. At C| dinner was announced.
The Lata Mayas pr' I
The Cli.inn' H?r of Hie EsBhSojUSr, who waa received
uittt proii'tip-ii iiuiiiiiK, In Iks eoucaa al aM?peeektkua
.I tin- sitiintinii in Entapa aai tin- iiiati.ni bs
tween EUftaUdJ ami Hu-I'lillril Sia!.-, I .-tv. ir, when
W8 nut Bl 'I rniivi i-i i| logt I hi r, ni li tin- custom .if the
Government of the Queen end the elttien? of London?
[l In SI l] anil I hope, w hitti \ i r 1 'lui 11 ?.'it In.i> n(i ur ,11 tin
constitution of tala great city, laen newer ?.iii in
iiiiy ehsnge in]that respect - Euiopi
this position ; acrest wai oami I on upon a veryexten
iiv< t-.'ali-, lint laaUngonlya abort time,had suddenly
1 i-.i.-t-il. ninl although peace wai proclaimed the world
was tun of rumora cr war Wo heard that daagera
were Impending, thal Is evi 1 \ connti r srmsmi uti 1 en
pi i paring on a vbsI si sli. snd thal the Po - ti 1 uropi I
w11 ? it? ['.-n iii..-im ?<un?- undi ni,. .1 cn : eture A rear
1 1. 1 ipw a and Hu as du 1 1 , 1U01 ? a .vi
not i? en realised. On the contrsry, I thmk
1 may say lau year which lins Blspsed hu
irivt 11 I'l'iuiitniiiiy tn those IVwvrs to study
Un Ir position, iii oh* 1 re an 1 to ii quin an 1 1
to '"iiiiiiuiii.' with 1.. . th.it the Ii ?
s'il! bai in 1 n .1 r,a orri It Ion thal the
bee.-i a-,.,'a.1 rather by general fear than bra spirit
of agerrsaalon, and thal the 1 onelualon al whi. u ?
eiiiiin ni- have arrived ii thal peaa lathe Interest of
1.m .i" .
-;??! ol 1 irupe 1. 1 m i.ii'!i',v in cherish peace.
[Loudcheers Kottjial tiny Indulge in any i-umantlc
?irai m ia it 1 hangi - ?iii oei ui Is 1 run in affaira; bul tbejr
.-.? tin in t.i time and ?
anti Ipate, bj ? hat 1-1 til? 1 . \
pllihmenl ol obji rta whli li. when ti
oftet turn out very different from ?hal wai Intended
by their protectors 1 think l may venture tt)
? re Luvu bi ? n :. s 01 caalon
of t ii> intuitiv m which t lu-1 lut'ona between Kurland
and the great Powers of Eurolie have lu n dist In,
by sentiments of ni.uipleto eonfldei 1 than at the
l'u-M i.t 111..111.1 lit. 1 hi re 1 at 1 bees fi a
wh.-ii appllcstli ; 1 for f..- Dees bava
lain niora frequently made in t.' Govern
mi-Tit. n-. 1 I ? v mi tin j have i" ? n n
cm ed
If IK turn I,,
. it un 1 iin re
wa- mm
Had In 1 ut. ]'. n irp it wai \nn.lodi d, an 1 -i?
atoa? foi; the tuturi Dangera, wo weir told, v
. and vv. ?1 r. to pre pal ' I . ? - :
,/ n./ hat '
?
ii..'a -tn tin- ti n.p. lat? nial li!.. - :ii which In
g1 f.d has? \ kuiiuevl and 1 ni once
supposed tot ? .
th.it not . ii tin people of America
y did it
hi ? r- , no1 UI : Hill . ? ? ?', I 801 Sllji-,
In Miine di a'H i- by ti.n re|
my m near mc, th< I
and l i ive ' v. r
of Her I ."Vcriiin. lit, tn it we iii al I n
L'l-tv i-i i, Eu, 1
fi : i dal | 1 tt il-l 'v [Bl ?
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( mil li '.Ik
ti Ilipt.I.a- Hi tin , ). ? ,,f I t fur tif
i in the
-t.it u .- ni i. ?ai i, and no ? .
sl.i'iil Id : M
a pat i lotie l'ai li nuenl havi in trod ti
? win? thal ? i ' i., i r
Ina, i . eve that It la one Hut ?ill i
? I
! ailgl li.' 1 ' Itld ! ! ?! '.: ?' "1> V. ,li i .
.,iii-?.? ? - red tai tun. h
upon th? ?i points ol i ?'. though I ?i-h
the) bad been treated by tb? I'i It wa* my
duly,however, on ? ? ii?-'- this t.i ssaun )"'i
.
torr, and that tm feel complete muni, m ?? In tbi
and im illtlon of tin i oui I
. ' i BU illll-'ilj ?
cn all] ??
rliip r>"li. ...I li 1 am . f. it thal Iii
, , mi I."id M t Owl )"ii
? m ha vi i h"- n oin vi ho la ami
i in bli position, bj h - l mind,
ami h'v .. ? ii,.i.n ti-i to uiiiiiitalii .n..I adi
i.ii. .-I Un ? It) of London. .
A TI l: Ililli I. I mi otaos.
a f. aifii! oalamlt) o ? arri d sttbePomd
Khiitiildii \.ili-y. mi I lid.iy, Nnv i Im BaSBM duvs m
the and of last ?<'k thatweaUherlwaa! ?-. deaae
I thal n"
ind, in tin- t
tl< .1 at Hu bottom ol u
ifl. hills, the foi waa par?
ir thick. 1 ''?iii red
with the ventilation of tin pit, and caused su accumula
linn of lit- 'l imp 'I li' eij : :
:. pent vi aa in aril l I the vallei l lames
linn t np im- shaft ol the pit, with a cloud of ashes aud
Mceeeiigera were seul down the valle j to the
nei?hbortus; pits, and ovei the mountalnstu aberdare
and Merthyr, ana fl >m all parts of tin district a irkuien
rualiedtotlu aceue of the dliaatoi a The manager ol the
i (???iii;., Mr. J Williama, was dowi lutiteworkl ,
tiiin -nf tin explosion, and efforts were Brsl naada to Sad
him, it iKiaslbl?. so that, ii alive, bis assisi im e
ii,iif jt ho bad in directius operationa foi the rescue of
tin iiiin Iii -vv.i-i anii.i.'K' iin Oral ii mid. bul unbapplli
la .. ia dead, having been auffts tted by the choke-dainn
i.\iI.jii,k parties wera repidl) formed, und Mut into all
the workinga, bul the au was var) foul, und tin-v had t..
pim 11 IcauUoualr, for fear of anothei explosi?n, the pll
iniv na in ci-n eh.iki n that largo quantiUea of gas bad
eacsped. They were also met bj keavj falla In jhe air?
ways, and In man) Instances ttii nun bad to ha dug owl
vwt.i bick and shovel. The proosas waa var) alow, und it
waa lound thal aunoal sli had bei n suffix ab d b) i h.-1 ar
linn a ?n ..I a.ii lu fin o Uio linn muid diicc-nd the ahaft to
the i assisi am a.
On .-..ninia) atti inni'ii ihn Coronar for the County ol
? ?in imi^iiii Impaiineled a Juij. and Inapi ? ted the bodies
"f I n- ii. ad. A V .nit In Un- di-i.I.iii- li. ? w li. n- tin v
di-.: of the iini-t diatreaalng character,
ni?- lain a i having been aweptoff. Inonahouai a
lat? 11 and tiiin- Bona lay ?. 11. t. lu ?I in death as though
the .? w? re i almly slei pln?r, and the foui iii i-"ii lay di sd s
fan ii.?off. In .undhi i ramil) ofj als thal went out
will anil 1.tally lu. Un ni.niiiii?:. null uni had li.-, ii
i'l.ii i.i link alive, and ha wul be a cripple f"r
aid be Hiuvivi bia injuries In tome bouses lha
povert] '-' tin- [m i n|i,iiiti waa se ureal they ivers
dea ilute of iin lucan- ni tai 111? oui the bodtos, and ona
m un-nu.) the corpses in ail theil sil? a-' i> disdguremeul
lay on the stone Boor covered with lacha in mu bouse
iwi lade injured lay on the Boot sa they were brought
finia tin pit, tin muni' R ti al Hit; tn lou. h tin in leal tin y
i-lio lhl kill tin in lim BOOH. In ni" .1 of tin ho
? and m.'iiii?v win Intensified bj the toa wall
Km indi ii fear that othera wen to coane to awell the luit
1,t vh tim- in all ? a*> ? . ? inn. ate? .if burial wi re given,
and tin funeral expenses will 01 trorpa by tksflna iu
a h ir. servil a the unfortunate tallowa uva dil d.
in lai.ht diapatches nf Moaday, sov.U,aOia that
ioma hope entertained Hutt hu number al ilr.-t
Mund tn in- la the Dil ^^u^ aomSwoat over-eaUmated
siii, L'iwivi 1, the anmber ol <V aths will no1 fail ahort ol
MB. The damags la Ike int, wkloh La aotuewhal
(mi Udi raidi, baa dom i iiniiiiiil tu the wsatorn worktoga,
and hiiii?) the explosion took place every effort has
hei -j Ure* tn remove the tlthm, and restore pure ?Ir into
tua pit. um f' w bodies have t.eeii removed alaos Bator
day. At JU. M lit U Bl impoli!.le to K1 Vi- III?; 1 vin I llUlll
her that have pi-n-hed, us DO su mint to be mill d cn 1 an
in- ihtaiin d. Soma sav there an ita lathe pit at tho
pn en! time, wolli othera ray thara ara ^-vi boahsa to
Be ?roaghl "I1- SSvatal of the pom fellows wka waaa
brought Up ulive have since dil A, and the nunilic-r Of
(lea .lis su far il 6J.
li \I.V.
THH HAITI.I. ni Ml N'l'AMA? Htl.N' II 'Hip IVI.
Ki.i'iiur.
'Jin- Moiiitiur of Nov. IO contiiins tin; fol?
low mr: The ?Haletai of Wai BUS iici'ivi-il fi?mi linn,
l-'itilly, cdiiniiitinier of the [exi"'liii";ii?'> ionia st Home,
the follow in? Ulegiaphlc illspalilisa
p.ivi', Nov. B, Uli -10 a. ni.
lay di
wh..le
one UKI His nut} mat civ. Ainrr ??? ? ns'ii-i iiieiii m mur
boora, night spproachlng, the PonbBcal troops (center
coluin), aupporb d by the winga iKrein h troopa), nuula sa
attack opon Mentana Might prevented the completion
nfiueeese; the two eohuaaa a?sadto raaos las attack
tluiuaslduy. Aiduwu ou thu 4lh .t ?..S- of truce was
w nuXlT'.n i,/',"' V" d T'" "S Kklaf ...tu";
..."^ anTas'???: ?e prisoners taken to Bom
1 ' " , , . } ' w"rP -?'' to the frontier. Rom
cave it; i rasraatce the safety-of thaPontificalStstea
against the insurgent bands. Our chasst-pot rifles did
wniuli-rs. ?
Five p. m.-Our troop? have oeonpied Vlfeiho. The
ravolutionsrv han,lu had evacnstod it. Our troops ha\o
beim received by the population with raptun
tlon. AUUShOUaaawsra completely ilciked with Hags.
HU. AKKr.ST US (iAKIIl.WIiI.
The Italian 1?uirua 1-,, publish the following protest
niraliist the arrest of (?cn. (iarlhaldl, aBBBUatag from
aavatal of ina fin ada:
?. ... .. Fniiivr. November 4.
The iinder?limcd, friends and companions of < en. Gari?
baldi, witm ? of ins arrest at tbla place, declar as
follows: ai Pasao-Coreae, after having taken part In the
dic-f-olntinii of Hie corps of volunteera combating ou the
I'ontincal territory, tue- und. i signed were nuthonz. d by
the General to enter the apeala] Ham whleh had baan
m i nid. d him with the expri'h* condition that he sh mid
Incted iu all fieeduin to Florence, During the
i'.nrii-v, no act either of the General or of those who
accompanied him gave any pretext fur modifying
the dispositions u to (he Journey to Florence jTo con Urtu
the pactfli uti iit.i.iiH of the (..'n. ral, tin Deputy Olipi
ti h'Kiaiiln dfrom Narultothe BubattinoCompany,asking
1er a steamar to take the General din c1 from Leghorn to
i.ipili.i At Plgllnetbe trainw'aa stopped.and Lieut
Col. c.iiiiu//i of the Carbineers presented innis, if. ami
(I- in.indi d lisp, iik tn the (ielicral alnlle. 1 ile st.ltlull VVaH
tii.l.t.iidv occupied hy a diviaion of tk i sglli rl, undi r the
istri, nial by a strong detachment of
Carbineers. A few Instants after the General alighted,
iii.d we ai-", wa tin n in aid him say a! uni to I ni.
Camozzi: "Have yea a regular warrant f.>r my
arrestl" 'iii" Colonel replied: "Ko; i have ??iy
nul'is tosrresl you." nie General snawered: "Than
yon are committing an Illegal set. i sm no1 guilty
hostility sgsinst the [?allan Btate or its laws
lam an Hallan deputy, a Kunian General, elected io a
Government Ii gally i onatituted, and an Ami Hean citbu n.
As such, nut having been taken in ftaarantt delietu, I can
not be arrested, and rou, na wall aalksse who sand you.
v.. a', the law, I declare that I will only yield to an ad
i if vi.. I,' in e, and If ja m w i sh tn hi i est nie, you must do BO
bj fui. e.'' At that murnini we were ail disposed to de?
fend the Hi m nil's jil mun, the law, and li>:ht. Hut he it? -
dared thal be would no1 pt rmit the violence oat d toward
him to be t:.. t bj (On e, and that he would never <.sent
toa conf?n t with Ita i . - - ltd he.
i all Idi i of armed resistance, If i had wished
. anns in hand, I should Lav? need those I have
al my command instead ol laying them down al the
frontier." Wi obeyed As then wai a? .t rTowd,aad
In Order to pul an and to s spectacle so humiliating for
the ? ?.iiuti v. M. Crisp? ten graphed twice to tin President
if ila couucil, aakfng to revoke tke orders given, and
assuring bim thal Garibaldi onlj wished to return
to Caprera CoL Capjosil was naked t" delay the de?
parture of the, train to ?iv-n Urna fnr a reply to
and to telegraph himself to Florence In
support ol the application, bal he positively refused
I boat an hour having poseed without
?wer from'Florence, the Colonel announced thal
iieul waa ci te his ordere. NotwKb?
it ion of Garil billi tiiat be saa -um
-ii d ft.-in se vi tail daj 4' pi IV BtlOUS and f.l
i. y. the
i n- Inflsxlbl i nr cai bed the
. .'nal ii.? Sergeant who conducted them rrguestrd
iiitn. As tin.- other persist? ,1 In his
ii. Hu carbineers carried bim, bl the midst of
- .nu ?Iii m i- nf ins frieuds, to tin i Arriage i repared
M Crisp?, in the name of all, protested ener
aUon of law, ana agalust the In?
sult offered to li' st'a'' I I Of. Only his
;?? ' mitti i t.. .,. ? i tnpany lum
waa In the satoi compartment with him,
resol befsaguerf and earblneerspro
| I -dell Sad I ' the ? " IU I a!
.iikiin-.v n to us, ai.d th.s . i .t
\ what our feelinga were to attaal tin
exact I tateoaent.Wi affix our namea (Here
I of I -| I . II ira.Iii, alni C'llvi hi.
? Up..I.. -, snd M "'ii' i pi coona |
i vs v ni; i iti.ss
?a n Hlt.mntwi baa received
i ; ? araaaaal Ike toni tasi h -i.
In v;i!;i
.ti.un nt in to mask the Injunction luffered
undertbi fa -r outlier laterventioa; It
Wlli deec)', c nu ii: -
' "veriiini Ht S
i "Let us b? piep ired fur
pari of this .Mu.
nor." The Rtfurmn denies thaj Garibaldi
?' ?? Pap ii s'at. a in coi
? mad. to bim hy the Italian Government,
snd di ? lan - hie di ? i-i"ti tn h ivt '??. ti spontaneous, after
taking- (ouiiill With hil Iiii-id-, alni thal hi? Illari h
toward ? "ti.iii.-i" i d with that olijict.
Jill Mil iv M MOBS1 i: vii"S
"f Mil in gives Um loi -I- coant of the
?...pnlar deiii'.iisliatl'Ui In that i Hy :
A freak and .t 'i- ?!? ni... -tat -ii (m k ?iin B] here yes
t' lilli. A CrOWd Ol p'"Ja' W11,t to M. Ulli N.lpi'li'.lie,
I
beard, itoucs wen tunrwii, and .kin If the
i ml.nu et-, the National Guards, and the troop? of the
? >...i,.-,_-? ??.--?...... .i.../ ....
would have boon torn]down The usual warnings wera
given, lui' Hu- people vu.uni not retiro, a bsyoaet cbargs
was made, but thi ? J the more, and um
tinned to H? thej wi re ?"r. i d
ha, k. at. d tin ' Consulate were ahnt. Tua
. rowd th. ii wi tit lu Hu ilirei i ion of the vi. tor Emanuel
of the King's
bust, lind two wlndo rs a re broke.io man took Gar
dial.U's portrait from the gallery and bore It st the bead
of the crowd, 1 a troop ol hussars of IMaeenza.
i in de 11 n.n.st i.tt inn took a more serious form In the Pbusa
da. Here the cavalrj ma4te>charge In the mnlnt
: i in huaaari hat lag hsf) the Piazza
by the Via di '" '" i onatruct hi r
-, tilth, msterista which were Intended for the
,-i, , lion "ft;- ' the i tilrain e nf tin- ?tua ts di I
Mai ino and si i.i'- Rotte, in ordi r to pn 11 ni
the return of the soldiers Bot on being fired upon they
i. ft .ti U'e do not know whether this was merely a dis?
charge of blank cartride or whether we have nut tn La?
me ni grestei misfortunes than thu saauersuassraata
wh? h w.ic nada.
gora m hil n ti i vs I...V suwuuBt.
liell. M'-nalTi i has add:, .s.-d a Unte tn the Itallau
Minister la Paria, datad tfca "tu in.?tant, in whleh ha
puinH oat that the condition of things now exists under
winch the French Government, by its cm ular of the
2Mb of <>c tots ?' mnlj undertook to consider Ita
duty fulfilled, omi withdraw from the Pontifical
territon Gen Menabrea *"" "Now, relying, upon
ii,,, word "f linn., wa expect that the imperial
Govei i,nu ni lu it? turu will discontinue it- Intervention.
win? h v.. ."t. -.d' i unnecessary, which Is tor Italy a de?
plorable tact, and if prolonged would form an obstai le to
?table arrangements Past events lead every one to the
i oiicliuloii ilnil tin Bepti min r convention wholly failed
in itsoii|i 11 Nothing has hitherto svalled to mitigate
th.- hostile stutude of tka Bolj Baa toward the
Italian Government. Vet a slucere agreement with
Itulv would remove ull "ha of peril foi the liol) Bec,
would -ei nu- Hu- peninsula against the renewal ol di plgr
ni,;,, bloodshed, and be a turo pledge of peace equally
neres iry !" the i'ontlir iiml to Italy. In COB
Hum,m (,,-n Mi nain, a aavs: "The soil which
bold? the tomb of the apostles, ami li the de?
pository of the tiaillii.ins of the Catholic
f-uih, " is the aarsat mut of the. Pontificate.
Italy will d. fend ami aarromad it with aU
wini itlou and -pleiidnr. and ni.ak ? Us Liberty and Hide
i? ,,,1,1.11- icipected. Hut for the attainment of thlsob
i.,t srrangemeutl for barmonlxing the Interests of .the
Holj - ? and Italy are Indispensable. If Italy Is to be an
ele mc ni of ordei and progress, It is neceaeanr that the
i .ni-, whli h keeps her in a permanent ?tate or agitaUoo
should i"- " moved. I trust wat yoa will produce ? con
v uti.m thai .t is of the grastest urgent y to settle the lh>
uinu question wlthoal delay."
FRAN i K.
ii viivn mu-,? run siiius 01 ii
Tba Jfoulfaur ?? Hor, 9 says: "Thuntytrs Cran
Italy Is satisfactory " I'mln m ml i.tllcliil aiithnritn s, the
/?ni/? and tin' tantear?, Ike Mtlsfaetory mwi u tkaa
stitntiic-.l up'. "Considerable ratrutra hav.turrad al
P i\ |S sad Milan It is mild that tin re wet?' inativ killed
ami wounded.?(fas?) The Insurrection si Milan is
serious. Blood wa?sind -<hiewinni i 'ihe Bsvasagency
fi\?s no t?l?graphie nowa whatever from italy today,
lunkcl?' dlsp.ilches ure kept hack.
nu. AiiUEsr?. ai rur-Iri.vtn
The Pall? colienpolnlelit of 3/i< /aiiuIoh Htuly Wtitt
' The '.Imnirur coiitslii? a long nrtlcle Justifying the
arresta made on Kov. I litar dt* maris} among visitors to
the tomba of Manlu and Godefroj < avaJgnae in the Mont
um tie i cinetcrv. Acommisaarj of police, sajsitlm otll
iasi oriisn of the French Government, w< Bring his scarf,
ada nu id fiiw-anl aerowd "f le? or SOS persons, ami after
summoning them "threo Uasas, wet'ording to law " to
ri..,. arrested several I ufortunately for tin? lf..m
fttir the h'Ksl lournais, the /'mir and Omtttttmtt htl.un
tau siinouiicedsiiuultancoiisl) th.it all the personase
lUSi'dof uiilawfullv s?.s.uildlliK'(/tll'oi(j)C?.riil/ have boOS
s-t at iherty hy theluds-e SI ^mttiOBOB tim va.y
nound that tim ''aummona" to disperse fiwaB
Si ..m by the Jt.m.fe-t.r waa not legally i.ut.le.
A ?treat iiianv, however, rcnuinf In ctiatoily, mid
are to ho Mad ft* ??insults to authority, 'rebel
Hon.'' ami ~ seditious" clcs. 'Shis \S a fart repet?.
tim. of the stairs ol "Vira la?Mo***" Y. i,,..! v ml
w il? here " Vivo Uarlha di " lu front of the Hotel de \ Hie
the , he-." dsv a .1 many otlnrs The poli, e first twovoke
- i .ml. hv ii .?tal ads. The UlcgaUtj laraaentodon
?to al ad Ul? ?.Tests aro .nade, pell .mu Tba
JiidBi?s pressed hy explicit articles Inthecode. are forced
?o repudiate the lllega) sets of the suthoi Warn but a cer
tain residuum of polltUally "hnox ,.us I^^^^Sj
for inns,.,-ulioii. ou ?hS M-round that they c .. te i u y
and ill. ariilly romoiiitrate.l against aud resisted a? ?legal
order. The lu> if AullOnoi says that two Indivdualn
Mr- Jone., lui, ?i.gisll. aublo. t, and M. Baratta.**????*
sutdect, la i eatod on no other chai Re I han t hal ..f .?ilnui).?
i-.rrif.vvhnh ? *\?i,.:i>?' '?"not be ?''??'?',u,',,r4',,.??I "?"i
Krenchiiien. are kept In eust.idy. ?'? ,"1S<',.". ,f l ?" , "
they ara not entitled tollu- bencfltof ah t. . ii .i the
rode, under which the Judge basdiseharsjsdtUsai t.ih.w
aseurrsN m vat? unm si ts_swBSsTu?ut?xauu.
The MontUw of >ov. 10 contains au aaSSUUl o? the ic
ception on Saturday, the Otb, hy the Emperor Napoleon,
of Lord Lyons as ElkUsI? Embasssdor at the Court of Hie
Tuileries. Lord Lyons made the fo.lowli k SfOtl ?i :
"Tho Queen, my august WTISTtsfB. in eonferriiiK upon
rne tie duttngulsacaaonor of represenUai bar el ?..eir
ImperialMaJeatT'a Coort, has Kpt-cully charted me to
sapreaa mew tho sentiments of otu m and affection
towarr?, the perm of year Imperial ?_ajesty bj which she
u animated. The Queen has at the Dame time commanded
me to recall to your Mnjesty the desire ahe experiences to
see Doth the glory of your roi*rn and the prosperity of the
?Tench nation perpetuated, ? he cordial relation? which
nave existed for no immy years between the (toreramente
'?r I ran, e und Qreat Hrituln have powerfully contnbutid
to trie welfare of the two countries, and to the happiness,
? venture- to say, of the whole world. The orders of tho
?-?ueeu Instruct me, shove all thing's, to spare nothing in
order to muintain and coomilulato these relation?. In
placing in the hands of your Imperial Majesty the tetters
J hifli accredit me at your Court as Enib.issador Extraor?
dinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, I earnestly beg
your indulgence in favor of the efforts which I shall not
cease to make in order to merit your approbation."
Tin. Emperor replied as follows: " I am touched by
Dtlments you express to me In tho name of the
Queen of England. I ki ow all their value, and on my
snie I resjiotid by a sincero attachment to her person and
ia i family, from the commencement of my relgu ouo of
my constant objecta bat been to maintain with Oiaat
umolu?the friendly relations which have already borne
so neu li fruit, l ii,,ubt Bot that you will exert yoBreeli
to maintain relations se useful to the progress of civiliza?
tion ami tin- peace of the world. The remembrance of
)our father and yourpei-Moual qualities iiieiire you the
most sympathetic welcome among us."
'??
PRUiS8Ia_
THE R0_rTB-aCBLB8WI0 QVE9T10N.
Deputy Krieger, known for his uynmathios
foi I', niiiaik. having declined to take the oath to the
Constitution, it is eoiisbbri ,1 probable that B BOW
eli ellon ?m take pla. a for his seat in the I'rii.-sl&n -?let.
Councillor Klaus, who hail been returned in? moer of the
Diet at Eckenfdrde, has refused to acci pt the result of the
result of the el,, lion.
i II; lf-1 FH inn SBTSSTJalA.
The King gave. NOT. 10, S long ailtliei.ee to the CClC*
'ua!i ii traveler Oerhard Rohli?, who leavcsfor Abyg
BJ mu to morrow.
BU88U.
TIIK. (/\l:--rill. HANK lil VISt, ,,,,1.J).
Tlie Czai sUrted from Odessa Nov. ., upon
hin re Hu n tO thfl Capital bl way Of < .'i I now it/.
Up to the present time tin; iiaukof ituseia has bought
gohl to the val,ie ,,t thirty million roubles.
The import of gold oontlfiaet.
mi; ttBTLt- iiir.t ni r.
Intelligence rcciivctl lure from Constantinople states
that the Turkish Government has catt gone..! y aWa-Std
lit- ii. W demands made by fcervia In conn? clioii with the
allair o.' the Germania.
sJ f ititi it. D___t_.
An offlclal anil po-otire denial Is giv. n to the stHti meut
mill? bj the tTa?/rer??? that the Rusri.ui police had prose?
cuted persons who had prot. sted asainsl the lan ordering
iii.- I: issian language !.. i..,- n.-e.l lw-C?forth ni s I official
ie.it!. is m coi tain province? where such was not hitherto
the case.
A BBW ian*! vM-r OOBOBBSS
reparation*, says Ihr .lull Mall ___?*_? are being
n.a.le foi a in'.v Tanslavlst Congress, on a much larger
scale than that which took pian at MeBBtW last bummer.
Xht Congres... is to take, plate th... tune at Warsaw. Up?
ward of atO lLviTatnuiH hav, bata sent to various parts of
and too to the BlAVO-h* districts of Rustr?a.
Though the Polish capital has hi en s. lected as the scene
of this great Ponslavlst di raonstration, not a single Pole
has lu i n in?. Ited to take part in It, the gueats invited from
the Polish oro?, mess of Karats being either military and
civil ..111. lal?, with tin ir Wlvet anti daughters, or wealthy
Kii-Hian laut!,i win is who have settled in the coonarr. Th?
ln\ itali,ni- ?i Di to Pimjnil , l!? me, (illira!*.. Iielgra.lt', .alni
?? 1, Leen already act pted. A
f. t. i, Wliii h Will Laat fout ?lava, are to I.,; glveli on the
' the ?xi., n? s of the Congr? -s, t ?imiated at
about -12,000, are to be covered hy publn, subecrlptiou lu
_
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
?w
nu rill mi'M of AP.-iis'irr"?-1 nula rrnox in
nu. i i...i-i .vu m.?un: m m i.\u. cci in.
Ai.ii ?.sr. Not. _t.'-?r,nit__afjs ivan mter
ehaiig.'U l.y reipur-sr, tills morning, with the Canadian
Parham, nt al.ti tin- l.e^slaUire of Ontario, by the pas
BBSBOfs NSOl_t_tB ta_aSBStt___ ta UMBI bixlles copies
of the proci-iil.i>gs of the Convention. A movement In
the right tlircetii.il toward si. uiiug the permanent at?
tend.un t of a SBOrBBI S as linide, pro\ ntlng for the dally
falling ..f the roll and the forfeiture of the ptr dum of
Btt-aBtfl absent without leave. It w10 come uo for
a ?oto next week. Mr. Craves tllep, flerkimcr)
.?il. reds preamble and Neolatina rtMlrtj that, inasmuch
?is oltbial nivestiL-iition ha- ie\eal?<l the fat t that much
of tin- lorruption t'harged upon the I.? g:?lature is more
proaerly chais;, able to the "lobby members and shy
-it 11 ' w hu. BB_- B biiiiiit M of corrupting our legislators,
it Is incumbent upon the I-earislatnro to pass laws punish?
ing inib.?! j ?uni the oin r to lu.be, ami making it a misde?
meanor t.. be iTQfBlltBl of such't (Tense without present*
nu- i? fin |tl. bate apta UM Judiciary report turned upon
r. UUBlBf tht I'n Stnl J-SfM Sf the Court of Appeals tiii
..i ?a.- --.......,,,,,, ,,r ||?.?,. tarn, ni ..HI.... Saat T..??..o.,/?
.Hep. Banaaelaer)enloalsed the as-seal sui.niue Court
of tht Mat.-, bul ie o li a marked exception of tin-Jmigi e
of the I?~ District At noon the Convention ??:
until Monday evening at i o'eloek, hnvlnihad a better
atti lu?an, e tfi.m upon any Battu tac opening of
?sion in Jane last, it ti tac?, however,
that but >i of the 64?J?-'UH>cratic|memberb ?ere present.
l'litx I I DINGS Of TIIK (tt.NVKNTIt.V.
The ( on\ t mien met at 10 a. iii.
In m?? ,,ni.un t w th a request heretofore made, a resolu?
tion ?a a-, adopted iliifttiug the Setn-tirry to send eoptos
of tin-pi?i.? ???ling- "i ti" Convention to the (.anadian
? mient and ti.? Li glalatrfrt of Ontario.
?vir 1 DDf Ht p ,? Its? go) niovi ti that on and after Moti
il in i, m, un roll bi caliea each day, and all members
Blthout leave ?hall forfeit their pay for that day.
Tablet!.
Mr URAVES (Rep . Herklmcr) offeretl the following:
? n b??e t>*-?o lmptiteil I? Ibe I.emali
il? ?i Iii raa?d i.?? ?-a. it nj mci lulu Ih* tijef lilli the
? v* true ?rJ
!ia_a?tfoa into l!?? tur. !:.t ?f tl.f t riialatiire
1 , . . the ? iii* (hAigm ?re ..iitrulbful in.i
?a ?...I lint tit? eorraptiul iiuimiaii to ti? L?tf*__kai? i? i r..|>_i j
, ?te bargt Itotbi loUb? ?leiabereead ?hr?t*r? ?bo
. . . ilur?far?ellak aoj can .a, liire
f"r?
?if IiVfJ. That t {a tfat* Bt? I f the I a*- ?!.! ir? t., raai a law ?ilinr, ?I
irriiu* j.uut?t.?ii.? la'bu? il).l liupriaoiiuieul. for mr persea to !%_???,
hare lu Lia po?atui..D. u*r ?r tttt !" ?u' nieBiI'?! of? tb?r hnuch cf tb?
er other valoak!? prorxrtr to influeo.-e t-r t.oa
tr.il tli. ?..te of an.-b int-ti.h'r upon anr ttieaaari In ihe I-ffialatu:.. Abt
luriubrr ?bo ?ball b?t approirheii f-r the purp'?*a ii,irr,?:,i. ?boiitatl
Bil or i.e.-!.. I t? mik? eof?| not l(al??Tl IMS .'!f, n.Irr ??h.til bl mae If be
...I IT of S i.ii?<lrui*?iier ?i. ! lui., tit lo a Lu?; of ui.pii?. u_?lI, u| bolo.
lb? Krrtloa sfthi ? '
Kit. i?i ii lo Hi?' C nuiiiiftee on Offleial Corruption.
Mr PROWJEIt (Rep., Uriel offeretl the following
II.'lui Thal tie I ?n?l li.,?ni be i?|u*.t? 1 t?. repeal to II.? Ctvi
rtattaa. alls? aarllsslin peaotltstile ?asl Is lb? rapac.tr of tbe Iris
(?asaltoasea piepelli ssstersrs, sat wi.rii.. i Isa of the
ll..ar.l an? tnrrsaar If UBI til J t? n? erttsrv to i<-coir.tr,^ta!* t! e lcrrf.il
il-K trail? of ti ? ?A . ?!? r Si..-? SB I ?I.tl.tr tli?r* i? ?nr il?i,i?. r of?
,'. i*i? ,,n of oatie oui oflbr.Slii? ?ilbvut le' furiber anproriBieiit of
the aaul .'inal.
Tabbil under the rule.
1 lu- PRESID? NT presented n communication from the
? terk ofttwSen v.uurlty Common Council In
response to a resolution of the Convention calling for
co|?li ? >.f the reporl of .is. i?, t Commltt?. oft_e Common
i tniiii ii, relative to the nsrhts ami fiauchiees of said city.
raided and _rd?9red printed.
Mr. W Al.l.s iii< p . sullivan' iu'>v. ?1 that the Committee
,.n I;? vlsios be Instate?] to add theiollowinn tothc Hfth
article on taflract : , ...
leo) *??:-?" ?*-" ,* Ptvb1, :t"1 f:nm T"lP'! '"'t1)} oIctr u' be
, i ?h?re sstb vlf IS istBtsafto vejts
Tabie.t bv . onaeni sf the Bon r.
Mi il M Ii .It, p . Essi t) m..i, ,1 to amend the report on
the illili? ian as to Um oii-ini/ v.nm of ?he Soptemo Conrti
iti.u there should lx- Ju th?- r-niti? 13 Ju.Ikc?; Hi, exi.tin*,'
m,llc!alill?tliit8tobOCi)lifl'uleJ; folk Justices to b? eleaH
ed or ii'.i.ointe.l in tue first Uistiict. iin.l t\io Justices ?u
each of the other districts; t?nc Hate Terni to be held
evei v j soi, sevi p 1 ii-ges to be assigned tnitefor. four of
whom slialu-fiii'Mtuti,? ft ??liioruuij srtfh cansosas maybe
directed by l. gtslatton, or orturfl by an\ Qehera] l?rin,
to be he.Uti at the Statt -?'lin: dun -rai 1. lint to be heard
by not leas than three Jnd-ree, or two .Jui!,ns ami one
Justice; hot so Justice to sit stn (Jenora! Term iu the
district for which he it elected or sppolnted,
Th? Convention then went mtO Committee of lue ? hole
on the report on the Judiciary.
Tin jniiiliiii.' question was on the amendment oftiretl uy
Mr HAMHUY, providing that the preaenl members ol
the Court of Appeals shall be members of the new Court
for iii., period for whit h tie v ?.!.? <?:? > tod
Without coming te s roti. Un Contention n.Vourncd to
Monda} ni 7 odo. k p. ra.
'1 he follow ni*: is a (1st of the shw ntees :
.1: I? .. HlSIBiri. II..L-..I,?!,.!. f.lv?
Smairunf. Cook? 4 ???
llil'.r I . ' ?'"I1 Si
/iitnutd, /-/iiy. Passai SI SU
Bars?, IM k.ii.h,, ?.yirr?,
n-.. Pama i ,
li.il It.inht T W Larrrmort
Hrrjtn, I-?aita. /mr Hutttll. A V ,
? / Foii-.r. ratv a H Sce_B,
/Jroola J., Kr.iik. {?BBassBa .s,?ootunaA?.
II- .in. W I I ......r!, i?. Vf?, Srhumaktr.
hurritt. Saan ?~?etva !_?_?
('?rp.olrr, ii, m i Mtk* sherniao,
. '..m i .?.nu, ??????iii. i. aBaBjM Ptwsf,
(nant. lim ii Taypm,
S-tsrlni, <irr?l*T, bj ,, l\ldn.
'??i.r?A, t,'r.,-.' Monrti, ?Vstrr,
Ciarte, Undi*?, Vea-r- Vm?m
?linloti, Itartttiit w^h, .W^r)?!* II,?./
lu.Kr.m, illaro, k, Hi. kann.
OtUmhmi Hit.ii, ?in, CpJtk? Viant
l'liaatiiU M| Krpiitilieiri, 31.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Omaha, Kow.ti-.Tb? Union Pst__k Hnilroail
is now finished 625 miles west from Omaha, to tho eastern
base of the Hot ky Mountains, and it Is eXBtl tt- that the
ti sik ?aIII be lunl to Kvttiis I'uss, 30 miles further, an^ Hie
hlKlifft point bet ween tho Atlantic ?nil PkV Irle < >c??i?ns. in
Jaiiiiiiry. The mtininum vrude fi.ini lae foot of tne
uioiinUins to the sumn.lt Is but so feet t<> th?? mile, wliiio
that of miuiv faitsni matin is over 100. Work on tho
roi-k i-uttiiiKs on iln< Mi'Miern slop? will eontliiue durinii
tlit? Winter, so Unit trank UyUitf may bo resumed earn iu
the fsi'iiu.;. J
MEXICO,
im. im ii i;\ oi MlM-ii it BOMIBO~DISAtTI0l I
BOSPITALITT OP THS ?UtTRD STATES OGT
I IINMIST ?A ( I KUH s CASS Of HI- Mill I I V ?
IHK lil I I nOUsVa-t I i;\ . i;i /,
Pr?* Ott Sp?cl_ t?rr?i'xiud?si,
.,. _ Vi:n^Citr/?,Nov s. 1SB7.
After an extraordinary pas-nt-o Ministei Homero
baa am ved nnharmed among his countrymen. They
have rs?uired hin UtsnaJy wi(h opauanas. Mu
brier sojourn hero is a hofiilayui cougrstulatioos
among Mu-public men of the State of Yeral m/. Ai
a representativo of Miserai idess, hotli of Mexico sml
the I nile.1 States, Beflor BoBaetw ia in e_Wt, yoaP
pwn Embsaaador. and bia reception here cannot bo
therefore uninteresting to the truthful aide of BO?
tics at the Norlin His compatriots may ?Icui tliettt
*.' vc* and lum peculiarly fortunate. Speaking witli
BJl possible delicacy, his baa been a terrible experienco
oidipli.inaticl.oepiialitv. Conceive the Minister of th?
second IfcptibHc in the world?morally and territo?
rially our most important friend unit ally -kept
waiting for two weeks In the (lullest of towna, and
then ciiiiiiiitteil to the nu.st hssardooaof seas at at?
uiipropitiouH season of the year lu a tenth-rats Tau-1
Bel. This must have been a sore trial to patience:
but add that, independent ?if all danger, tho " vessel
of war," aeloetod to convey the felicitationaof the Bl i
rotary of state to the neighbor K<-puhlic mad? :a
most tardy and inglorious trip. Measured by tht?
character of the vessel, the T'iir.I.n of Hies.- f.lieita
Moaa must have been slight enough b3 have beeil
carried as a parcel. Worst of all, Se?.,r Romero CBBUU
near lieing treated to an appallan s catastrophe. l.'n
dcr the circumstances, his hair-breadth es. ajie from
shipwreck seems miraculous. It is ten -ni prising;
that the Government should huso perpetrated tuft
cruel piece of international oowrteoy than that the?
Mixicuii Minister should bare escaped ils fatal kind
ness. The adair in itself is utterly destitute of a re?
in amable feature. Tua vessel was mean; her iMtileT
wau bad. merely patchell up fur n brief cruise; sho
was as slow as s tortoise, notwithstanding a certain)
mythical reputation, manufactured in the interest of
her contractor?, that elie was the fastest vessel in the
-ci vice, Bad sa these things irate, aaaus trouble!
might have been BBVed had the flnTiilUBBaul pos-**
aeaaetl the smallest particle of knowledge rospc-etinij
hat asada and capacity. Only tit for short coast ser?
vice, tim Wilderness was ordererfon a crillee of thsWi
BBudauf miles in the most ditlicult sea. Those whq
looked at tins modest steamer, at anchor within, tim
shadow ol St. .Juan de rilya, with her ?nioki^tacs?
lilo'.vn down, ojio of bertWOTSaplit from top to bot?
tom, lu r steam-pipe and boiler (the laffer sent to
Charleston, a.s it dow appears, in a leaking condition)
Sraauy Impsr?ea by tU? violence of the gale, won?
dered st her deliverance from tin- horrors of a notifiai
in tho (?ulf. Luckily, she e_psrie_4)Bt1 bul a twoi
days'crisis; as many hours more would have sent)
her to the bottom without the ghost of a chance for
the rescue of anyon IkthkI. fall this escape provi?
dential, liad the Wilderness foundered, you may
imagine the storm of Indignation In r fate could nob
have tailed to awaken. It is a miracle
that she was saved ; it is a marvel of official idiocy
Of worse that ?he was ever sent, l'ibintereetedl
asikara have bart Soo opinion about her, and that is.
ol collis,., mixed with seamanliko contempt. As a
merchant captain lately remarked, ?he ?n? as moro
lit to weather the Galil then to navigate th<- sir Her
sailors declare but cruise to have been the most ?s?ril
oua of their lives. When it is understood that evert
at anchor tho Wildernesa la momautly in danger
Of sinking, and only Kept afloat by lu r pooina, while
it is a iiiuitei of doubt whether she will be able aft all
to make such repairs as will save her eufflciently to
lia/anl coasting back, these statement? will nut seem
exaggerations.
Singularly enough, all the facts made *o clear bjA
the ilum?nenle of disaster, were cararolly withheld
from the Minister, who, nevertheless, must have.
-hovvn tinder the circumstances a most courageoqtJ
politeness. He could have made, a? he was, no doubt,'
stiMiigly temnted to do. the passage to Mexico in ?J
fal -.Hi r and lartrer vessel; but international
cannot be refused. Heineiuber that the exi
vv ile of President Juan / ? as sent out into the
cribbed and cabined in the same vessel ; Ik nee, an
|co lil ~
al BlitsJ
(cellent,
ie(;ulf;
other reason, jieihaps. for tin-Minister taking pas?
sage in her. let tin- hospitality extended to Si-nor*
Juareawaa disgraceful if tim best our iioveninienti
enid atlonl. and still more shameful if it were not.
Bad Gaa. Hanks or Gov. Morton joined SetioP
Horneros excursion there would not have been
room fur them. judging by the ex?
ceedingly visible capacity of the vessel. Vet. when
!-? i.-n i aTusns sailed home, a suite of more than a>
doien persons WSUa crowded into the cabin of the?'
Wilderness?a discomfort aggravated, it appears, byj
the had manners and had ?liiiees of the Collector o?
New (lilians. "Yours till death," was the motto of at
celelii'uted bear whose tender mercies will remind
you of the luckless courtesies of our State Depart?
ment. 'Hie instance in point ought not to become a.
precedent, or it a ill l?e the custom heieaftei to givej
our National igm BtS, at parting, with S haiidful of
well-prepared disasters, hy way of luck or god speed.
As a matter of course, the (mvernment Of tho
Lulled Mates had no intention to convey an indig?
nity to the Mexican (?overnnieut Uieic wcic minier'
oils' personal and political reasons for treating its,
well-bred and able representative with ostentation?
ciyilitT? Hut. aa the natiinial Masiiinsi ni oust
philosophie premier even on the ship of slate bau
not bc*n so adventurous or danns at any time
as to enable him to tell the difference between
a halyard ami a tonsail. he may be excused for be-.
lieving that the revenue cutter Wilderness was ou?
of the speediest ami BtBQDC braal vessel- m the service.
ThS scie, lion of this vessel was ii|?pareiitly madet
under orders of the Treasury Depextrneat, andes-.
pet nilly of it- Manne Bureau. All th?s?? facts are se*,
forth and speculated ii'ion with a vla? of showing,
not a particular fault, but the panoro) looseness and}
rickett mess of the rirennalocutiou by which the Oov-.
eminent is unfortunate enough to Bend its beef
friends to sea in collin-. Thoes who censure tha
l.ovi rniii.nt in this ?tlt'air may lUBSSUSklf acquit
themselves of any undue desire to blame it. Had?
the same things eccURsd in the case of a more privat*)
vessel then-would save been ? well-founded indig
nation ia tha Neeta, quite aa distinct as any outcry
against tho most criminal disaster au the>
Hudson or the Bound. The particulars ol
tho recent peril are so fully and unavoidably?,
notorious that it would be impossible to refrain front
giving UMBU to you. That the Mexicans theiuaclverf
manifest ?-a cordial a spirit O? extenuation is, at all
events, a good sign, ami that Mi. Koim-ro makes nu
complaint may indicate more excuse for the Govern?
ment than at present appeals. Certainly it is credit?
able to the Minister and his fricydhuess to tho
Secretary of State. Had the latter sent the French!
Minister home in such a bowl as the Wilderness, be?
yond all peradventure he would li? sunk to the low?
est (Ilpili for which it is possible for even Lonna
.Vapuleen to coniiiussioii S diplomat. There need bel
no fear, however, tlint Mr. Seward will undertake to
givu anything trench a bad beith or a wet death?
nth.iiwi.-?- the Bacrotary oould only improve upon
the recent accommodation of the Wilderness by
scinling her OUl to sea with a well-|Hiforated bottom.
It is here but just to say thus the Wildernesa owcej
much to th?' conduct ol her pilot. C apt. Hutchings,
second engineer, Mi. Berry, and executive officer/
Mr. George Deroauier, men too modest tobo ordi?
nal ii v reached bv a diploma.
Minister Romero is about to journey to the
camp el <;?-u. Porfirio Dias at Tshuaeau, heudqnar
tersof the Lastern military division. His visit tijera
will have sigiiiiiciiiicf. He was a fellow-collegian o?J
this young Grant of Mexico- if von will g( mrously
allow th?-1 xjin?ion?who. with Juarez and Humero,
and soiiieotlier pioiuiiu nt inen, hails from the import?
ant State of Oaxaca. The presence of the populan
Minister cannot fail to have ft healing influen?a upon
the dilicreiices of opinion which exist m the I tbetM
ranks?no more serious, bowsvar, thau any ditlt'tenco
of opinion in the ltadnal ranks North. Yon wilt
lecostni/.c m the issue of the recent elect iona a face
creditable to the ludepaaidaiaoa and diaiiliui?utlssi <>t
the Liberals. J nares wa.s tmuuphantly elected suai
Diaz, while tbc amendments to the Constitution in
iipporuiiielv-aiid. it is ai'Kued, illegitimately?pre
aented to tua people, were - nipliatically rejected.
Vet (?en. liia/. who opposed these amendments,,
has baan defeated st the polls, and veryi
likelv has been attain overcome in a contest,
v. ith Lerdo do Tejada, present Secretary of State, for,
the Chief-Justiceship or Vicc-Presideucy. "'"'"J
pi a io!, at least, of the intelligence of tho Liberal
party. Tliev are wise enough to tirefer a hoinogeive
oua sdministratiou of experienced civiliansib) their
b.-st generals, not w itlistandiiig that the latter na**
Hist concluded a chapter of memorable, exploits, in?
amendments of President Juarez or rather BfWBBJ
Lerdo de Tajada, seem to be gotsl in ?*aasasa>WB^aBBiJ
in.ist win in time. Don Leon ObBUSBMJb g?Q
of (?uanaj.into, who refused to ?ucnon ^'^ M
,!,"U,,,i ,the "Sftl "?Son^^esn^&
giv mg tile... oibcial P ubi n-?'' ? ' , the,e?dw A
(Waua, u^aroaU^alaa^BU "?J f?r tJle tw<J
any Liln-ral ?.?^'"^'"r bifore the bar of Con-(
recusant Ooveriora to jnpi.ar
? in is well prt-served. A?o lisa given to ita yellow
,?nd,lv architecture an appearance like leproev.
The ?esl?ortress of San Juan though still a ?ormi?
alle work, and boasting a solid lutenor of bomb
ailie?"*, ?_ ?n,l naranala luilm ai m i!i>i2V rio.
H' blliU IS mai ?>? ??VUIHVI...V ? ?_??- ?.-?? ~~.
nalace but partakingof one and the other, and limitei?,
bv the liivaiiable two stones. 1 he sapilotes, or bur.
ztnis, will novar over it m ovara doomed city. Thee*
gloomy buds perch uism the cross of the cathedral,
anti It would lie hard to conceive s truer symbol ol
the Church t'artv than this sinister conjunction.
a. o' jo.

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