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4 sSfpME XXXI. NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1867. NUMBER 250. I FLEMING'S MAOAZ31 8TBKBT, BW ORLEANS.

"i iflffOETAKT TO v.Minfefadtht the usual practice JLtJtTrd bordering pB. M'LANE'S cXXJtBKATKD VKRMIFUGE Jnh to write or rer 'Vermlm," "Si that tnstW of the cenaine I Kill Oil ML IUM uiow" SSlil'5 TMIOFCOB, they frequently ret hr the mdt worteiess preparation Wore the public. We worUleM preparations ran ww uoi. i ei leT te urge upon toe rianter mm ti pStenee Sf invariably writing the ftiifll not receive any other tnen the sen uH tttMaO BROTHERS, PITTSBURa, EliMoa Derangement eo prevalent In the ZdkaadRoathwMl, hea induced the vendors of vartblaae Boatrnme te claim lor their pre wnS1 shatter medical virtues. Be not de St.

KeLaM Celebrate Liver PUle a tk crlgbjel and only reliable remedy for uwt Osagplainta that haa yet been discovered, md wee the Planter end Merchant, aa he Siat hie own and the health of depending ITaue. te be eercful in ordering. Take neither foiftiite Brr Liver Puis, unlea yon are ante you i aasstUBf the genuine McLNB8, prepared by BROTHERS, Pittsburg, Pa. DB. M'LANE'S CXVBBUATED 1AVEB.

FILLS TUr the Core of priTTTIB OB LIVER COMPLAINT. DT8PSPSU AND sick headache. i ntaflerbig to the jrablle DB. McLANTfl CBLI lUTkD uVbB PlLtk aa a remedy for HVBR and 11L10C8 COMPLAINTS, we preaume no apology fflktweded. The great prevalence of UVBB I C0l7uMT and BILIOUS 1H8BASBS 09 ALL, i JD6 tanmxbuut the United State, and pecu lartv attkeWtM and South, where, In the wttwaf aaaoa.

the netient is not within the re )b CkNMawpbyaieian. require that some remedy anM Vt sttmded, that would not in the lr aet im fta las eoiistituttoH, yet be aafe and effeoiniU. i haraaeb la the true ebaraeler of DB. McLAHB'8 llTSl FILLS, there ean be no doubt. The great wrMiiThirh haa Innuiably attended teir nne, Till, in think, be anfflcient to convince the most hvafoioM.

It haa hern our sincere wiaa that tketafula thonld be fairly tettod, and stand or fcObytaetfltet produced. That they hare been atieiteiLaud that the reanlt baa been tn every Mtatet IbTerable, we call ten of thousand to neMbekTeexperiened their beneiieialef ue'i LiTer Pllle an let held forth, or leeommended, fike moat of i wnraler medioinea of the day. ae nniToraal aetTBplyaaepeAear LIVKMkXtWi 4i ia, aneinote eympuma ooonectea who a state of that organ. JHaeaaea af the iaVr TVa Urar la amah nm rmanantlv tha Mat of flaaaae than la geaeraUy auppoaed. be fonuuoaa la designed to perioral, and on the leguw exe tatlae tif which dept'Dd not only the gauural Wahh ef the body, bat the power of the Stomaeb, Ivwaif, Braia, md the whole Berrons Syateui, latw rta raat and vital tmportauee to hunuin artiih.

When the Liver ia seriously diseateil, It hot not only derange the vital fonotiaua of the by. tint exrrrtaea a powerrnl inflnenoe over the avail and ita operations, BkBD eaiiuot raaU be de mad. It hita ao a eonneetion witb other Mattsea, aid nianil'etta itaelf by a great a rane 9 vmptoma, of a doubtful character, that it bblatd more physician even of great emlnonee, Uaa aiy othrr deranged vital orrfan. Tho inti BM eaucMtlon whleb esiata between the Liror a the train, and the great dominion which I an atranaded it exercises over the passions of ntnfrird, eonvinree me that many unfortantte Mags have ermmitted acta of deep and eriml'ial MMyfer broom what fool term rSr simply by reason of a diseased state of tbe I hT long been oobvtnoed that more than Wffthe eomnlainta which oocnr in thla tty; are to be considered as having their a diseased atate of the Liver. I will inaMtata waa of them Indigestion, Stoppage ttatttnsN, Derange 8tt of the BoweU, Ir guMeaadTtndicttve PeeHng and Plons from Wan andbadeouate canaee, of which we after laat.

though, not least, more trfcrhs of th dlHae enumerated un fd ef Consumption, have tneir origin in Jo9 Liver. Thla ia truly a frightful eat Fever and Acne. LrVKIt PILLS in chs of PSVUR "th Quinine, are pro iriTmWi happy resulu attudlru thiir SUIff" 4fcte ef tbe liver. Bo hU D.TienJ' 4 frpsralorv or after taking advias ,11 who are afflicted WthUls diseases give them a fair trial ISTf' Take two er three pills, ongoing Fjrg nr, or three tunes by next morning, take "Ught orrakfaet should in toliow tblf The Liver Pill may be w.leo purme, they axe inferior to na, give atenth H.V Cea.tertelta and All Articles rrlB Dr. iHcLane'e.

MCLANB.8 GENUINE o7ge Wkilii. Till Water Kaik cn be sen hv ft W' Ugbt. The.VBS rewlSr! 0n tU Ud PEBPARBD 05LT BI IEOtiirbb i Bole Proprietors of liver pills VERMIFUGE. 0L DEALERS EVERT WH BBB, SVSS, rw1 Poet paid, rui. in ti oiaiea, one box Liver eTtop.

reoeiptiof FLEMING'S HaDlurNE DEPOT. VT NEW ORLEANS. La. DEALER IN PATBTP hit agento for the Perm. fjrn.

voaipanj bapoaIFTEB. or tbatiU) LIB. II EVANS 1830 1BTABLISH1D 183t CASH WHOLESALE GKOCKR8 AJfD OOMMISSION MERCHANTS f3lTMtB, Texne. FU "67 ly latp eow NE PL.US ULTRA. CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE.

GOLD MSB DAL AWARDED THIS 8TOVB BT THE LOUISIANA STATE PAIR, 1866, Bid BEOS Sole Agents, 89 and 91 Camp street, and 865 Magaalne street, n7 lstpotf Warehouse 97 and 99 Julia at THE COLD WINDS OF NOVEMBER HEATING ETOVB8, HEATING STOVES, HEATING STOVB3. SO.OOOFEET STOVE PIPE MADE CP. RICE, BROS. 4s 89 and 91 Camp street, nd 565 Magazine street, BOLE AGENTS FOB THB Celebrated Charter Oak Caeklng Steve. E5 lOtlstp TOBAOOO TOBAOOO.

THB SUBSCRIBER Keeps constantly on hand fox sale Long, Bark Leaf TOBACCO, In hogsheads on We, of te 100 and suited tor the at exleac nr Weet India trade. His bale are well com pressed In good heavy bagging. He also haa on hand common lew price Tobaeoo, salted for shoe wash. Call at 59 Camp street, and see samples. jajT tf THOS.

K. PRICE. douqlaE K.graiTer um4 IJtfewsrrmpkt'r. lO STREET 1 TTSTTXHO AND WEDDING CARDS engraved the most elegant manner. Bualneaa Cards, Aeeount Sales Cotton, BIB La lag.

Cheese, IaveJeeaand Circular Letters, eta, Ithognphed. Beala, Cancelling Stamps, Don Plates, eta. rtti fa bossed on Paper and Envelope wltk out eharg far die. nl 1 tf Itido E. B.

HOQAN, Dealer la HEATING AND COOKING 8TOVBS, KNAMXLSX AND PLAIN MANTEL GRATES. Manufacturer of Tinware in all Its Branches. ap3'67 ly 35 Canal street, New.Orleana, CONDENSED MILK, SAG LB BRAND. This Preserved Milk is oondensed and combined with the best Benned fcuger, ani will remain per feetlv sound. It is prepared under the supertn teoenceof GAIL BORDBN, the Patentee, and la the same article a that heretofore sold by the New York Condensed Milk Company during sere a years as Boiden's Condensed Mi but aa this biatd baa been adopted by other manufacturers of Inferior quality, the New York Condensed Milk Con.

pan has for the past two (2) years designated their Condensed Milk aa the EAGLE BRAND. Tbe undoubted purity of tbe above article has brought It into universal use, and for whatever purpose oidlnary milk i used, it ean be safely and aatiataetorily substituted. For the nursery, the table, the kitoben, or for the traveler, by sea or lacd, it is equally available. HavibK "ys a large stock of it on hand, we are prrpaied to furnish it to the trade in any quantity and at a reaaenabletirlce. FaTJO, MARCS fc Wholesale Grocers, 43, 45 and 47 New Levee street.

B. J. HART CO. 73, 75 and 77 rehoupitoulaa street. SCHMIDT It ZBIQLBB, 03 m2dp eod 49, 51, 53 and 55 New Levee st.

MRS. WINSLOW SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TKBTUINU, Greatly facilitate the process of Teethrng, by soiteniog the Gums, reducing all inflammation will auay all pain and spasmodic action, and ia Sure to Regulate the BoweU. Depend upon it. motfaeia, it wiU cive rest to your sel and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR INFANTS. have put up and sold this article for years, and ean say in eontideuce and truth of it what we have never be able to say of any other modi cil NEVER HAS IT PA1LBD IB A bIMULK IN TaM TO EFrhCT A CURE, when timelj used Never did we knew an Instance of diaatira'tion by any one whe ased it On tbe euntrary, aU are dMighiee with it operation, and apeak is term tt at mmei'dation of it a magical effect and medio! virtues.

We speak in this matter "what we do know, after ears of experience and pledge our it putatton tor tbe fultillauent of what we here do caie. In almost every instance hero the infant ia suffering Irom pain and exbauation, relief will be t'cutid in fifteen or twtnty minute after the H.imp i administered. 'Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call tor MBS. WTNBLOWB BOOTH ING STB CP, Having the fae simile of 'Curtis fc PerUns" on the outside wrapper.

All others are base imitations. fiold by Druggisfs throughout the world. Price, enly 33 cents per Bottle. Agents, BARNES, WARD It 4 Macaaine tree, New Orleans, La. Oflleea 215 Fnlton street, New York; MS High Helborn, London, England; 441 Bt.

Paul street, Montreal. Canada. au9 dmeod HULL'S TOILET 80AP, it'4 Park Raw, New York. BAY BOM HOAP, DBMCLCKNT SOAP HONEY SOA Over 100 other varieties. Healing tit quality aa delnnons In odor.

For sale by ail dealers, apt 67 dpr l)e JUaxlg picatjuue. E5 Detailed accounts of the terrib'e hurricane at Brownsville, etc, will be found on oar last page. Our old fellow citizen, I. N. May nard, has returned to the city, after a summer trip, looking ouch improved in health.

Our neighbor and long timed, but not old friend, Charles II. Churchill, of the house of Taylor Churchill, 41 Magazine, has returned to this city after a three months Northward trip, during which he spent much of bis time in his native North Carolina We are glad to find that in addition to his usual good health he is much invigorated and strengthened by his trip. Personal. Mr. John Ainslee, the energetic business manager of the Memphis Appeal, left his card last night, thus an" nouncing to us his arrival in the city.

We trust his sojourn may prove both pleasant to himself and profitable to the widely known and able journal which he repre sents. tW We have received from Capt. W. S. Bassett, of the elegant Lower Coast packet Cotile, a sample of yellow clarified sugar from H.

P. Kernochan's plantation (Scans, dale), palish of Plaquemines. It is as fine as any we have seen of this year's crop. 17 Among the passengers by the steamship Mariposa, from New York, is Capt. A.

Freeman, of tbe revenue cutter Wilder ness. Capt. Freeman, who has proven himself a very efficient officer in guarding the revenue interests aloDg our coast, will await at this point the arrival of his vessel, which, at last accounts, we believe had left Charleston for some point on the Mexican coast. El Occidemte. This new Havana journal reaches us through the favor of the purser of tbe Liberty, and we find it a most creditable specimen of Cuban typography.

Its editor, Senor D. Francisco de Armas Cespedes, has achieved wide renown as a writer, having been long at the head of the Siglo of that city. We trust he will have the utmost success with his Great Western." Youno Kaibkr, the Bot Violinist. New Orleans, that has already given to the world some of its best musicians, has, we think, found, in the person of a youth of eleven, a violinist, who is destined, in the coming years, to take rank with other great masters of the art, whose names are now household words in every land. Mark Kaiser, the youth we refer to, is a native of our city, and at present resides with his father on Dryades street, where, in company with a chosen few, we listened yesterday evening to several operatic selections performed by bim on bis violin.

Genius is visibly stamped upon the bo 'a face. While execnting an air, his whole soul seems wrapped up in the music, and be is, for the time being, totally oblivi ons of all snnoundings. Tbe "Carnival of Venice and La Fille da Regimcent" were executed with almost faultless accuracy, and with wonderful taste and expression. Tbe slow and tremulous movements and soft sym pathetic strains were especially well ren dered. Indeed, when we consider the tender age of this remarkable child, and remember how weak must be the arm that guides the bow with sach perfect taste, we are tilled with wonder, and conclude tbe boy must nave a soul of music, as Paul Morphy is said to have a chess brain." He learns the most difficult airs in an incredible short space of time, and astonishes his teacher, Mr.

Hoetfuir, by his rapid strides. We understand that a concert is to be given a few weeks hence for the par pose of bringing this magical prodigy before tbe New Orleans public, whose taate in musi cal matters is second to none in America, and that it is Mr. Kaiser's purpose to take bis 8ju to Europe, where he may have the advantage of the beet masters. Messrs. Montgomery Bros.

Si. Co. wil sell this day, at 11 o'clock, at Old Auction Mart, 87 Camp street, the contents of several well furnished residences, from tbe hnest par lor, bedroom, dining sets, to the common pop lar bedsteads, bureaus, armoirs, etc, etc. At 11 o'clock, at P. Liner's stable, Gravier street, match, single and saddle norses, work moles, top and open baggies, harness, etc.

EF Cbas. T. Nash will sell this day, at 10 Mt o'clock, at dwelling, No. 787 Magazine street, household furniture, pianos, oil paiutings, ciockery ware. etc.

On Wednesday, at lalesrooms. corner of St Charles aDd Perdido streets, at 11 o'clock, A. tbe contents of several well furuiebed houses, removed foi convenience of sale. On Thursday, at 1 1 clock, A. at lum ber yard of Baker Thompson, a large lot of machinery, etc.

On Friday, continuation of tbe weekly sales in salesrooms, bee advertisements. Merchant Lumber Dealers, etc. Lake and unit traders attention is called to th sale of the schooners Bloom and Stingray, to be made ibis day, at 5 o'clock P. at tbe head of the New Basin, by P. G.

Mohan. Tobacco. Tobacco. The attention of the trade is called to the sale of 119 packages lrginia cnewing tobacco, to be sold this nav. by D.

E. Morpby, auctioneer, in store Nob 105 and 107, Gravier street IVfA" The attention of the trade is called to the sales at auction to be made this day at lOVj o'clock A. at store 95 Old Levee street, by Eng. Tourn5, auctioneer Cbampatrne, ver mouth, sardines, sweet oil, to close con signments. City notes taken at par Brandy, whiskey, gin, Madeira, port, claret, in casks and boxes, etc.

For particulars see advertisements in our coiamns. Pen an sh if. President Dolbear announces that to more thoroughly organize the depart ment of penmanship in the Dolbear Commer ciulColLge, he has secured tbe services of Prot. K. B.

Montgomery, a well known and moet ini trucior. Prof Easton, loiig cuuertrd witb the college ia this drpartuitiit, will remain in charge of a portion of it iih such efficient instructors, th stndenfs will have every opportniiiry of learn nm the inipoitiint art oi writing well, or if learned already, of perfecting tbemselve 1U 11. The college is open day and evening. Annexation Seatisneat in British Colas. bla.

8pecial to New York Herald. Washington, Nov. 5. Private advices from British Columbia, through an authentic source, represent public sentiment ia that region as almost universally in favor of annexation to the United States. Tbe progress of American enterprise in the adjoining States and Territories presents a marked contrast to the condition of things in that tax ridden colony.

There is no affinity between the officers of the Government and the people. Busi ness is depressed. It requires the utmost efforts of tbe residents to exist. Victoria is almost deserted, nearly ont third of the houses being untenanted. The movement of a Ca nadian confederacy is regarded as utterly at variance with the true interests of British Columbia, and few thinking men in that region favor it.

Smuggling en the Gall Coast. The Inspector of Customs in tbe New Or leans district has reported to the Treasury Department that he has finally succeeded in obtaining full information in regard to the operations of a gang of smugglers and des peradoes, who have long had their haants among the swamps and bayous of tbe Gulf coast, and have been carrying on a successful business in delranding the revenue. The gang consists principally ot Chinamen, Portuguese, Malays and Creoles, led by two white men named Wright and Smith. The Inspector states that, witb the knowledge he is possessed of, he is txmtident of being able to effectually break nfrfill illicit traffic in that district, and warns the Department to be on the alert along the Rio Grande in Texas, as he thinks that most oi the gang will go in that direction. Senator Trnmbnll Htanton'a Removal.

Washington, Nov. 0. Senator Trumbull thinks the question involved in Stanton's restoration to the War Department a much more complicated difficulty than was sens rally apprehended. He says should tbe Sea ate decide that the civil office tenure bill de prives the Executive of constitutional power to remove a member of the Cabinet, it does not follow that he could not remove Stanton. The laws are that a Cabinet officer shall not be removed during the term of the President by whom appointed.

The question to be first settled is, when did Mr. Lincoln's term expire. The Presidential term is not necessarily lour years, for should Johnson die, a new election would be ordered and a new term commence. Being thus settled that the Presi dential term is not necessarily four years, it may be decided that tbe term closes with death, and a new term commences with his successor. Mr.

Trumbull thinks there are several knotty questions to be settled before Stanton secures Lis restoration. Threatened Burning and Bloodshed. Reliable intelligence irom Bedford county. Va. ea that a white man named Varner, who runs a Bureau school in tbe village of Liberty, and is manager ot tbe Leagae, de clared tbat if tbe wh'tes discharged the blacks for Radicalism, there would be some burning and bloodshed.

Our informant says that if tbe negroes invoke a war of races, tbey will have to sutler all tbe dreadful conpequeaces wnicn win ensue irom its inauguration. The Presidency. The prominent candidates for nomination by tbe Democratic party are Seymour, McCleUan and reudieton. one of the two lormer will be sustained by tbe party East, while the lat ter is believed to be tbe unanimous choice of tbe great West. The Radicals will take np either Grant or Cbase, and the bastard Con servative party, headed by Seward and other members of tbe bread and butter brigade, will uniaii me banner oi Andrew Johnson.

Gen. Pope's Case. President Johnson will lay before his Cabi net lo morrow tbe action ot Uen. pe in keeping open tbe election in Georgia, beyond tbe time designated in bis notice. The recon strnction acts reauire that at least thirtv dava' notice shall be given of the lime aud place for holding elections was given tbat the election would be held on the '29th, 30th and 31 (t ot October.

At tbe close of the election, Gen. Pope issued an order for its continuance ou the 1st aud '2d of November. This order is regarded by tbe President as a clear viola tion of the law, and it is understood that steps will be taken to have an investigation before a proper military tribunal. From Nashville. Nashville, Nov.

7. On yesterday, a few miles from Chattanooga, Adolpb Deuteh was murdered in cold blood by a negro desperado. named Andy Williams, ine murderer and his victim had started from Chattanooga for the purpose of liudiug a couple of watches, which bad been etolen and secreted by Williams. As Deutch stooi ed down to uuearlh the watches the negro felled hi in to the ground with a Uun, breaking bis skull. the muiderer baa taken refuge in tbe Chica mauga swamps, but his arrest is reasonably certain.

The Senate today reconsidered the bill prohibiting distinctions of color by railroads in the couveyauce ot passengers. A motiou to umeud was made and carried, requiring ronds to provide cars especially lor colored it is generally conceded tnat the Loyai in demuiiy bill stands no chance of passage in tbe Lepielature This and the reconsidering of tbe Common Carrier law show that the kreat Northern reaction is having some bete. There is a great rejoicing throughout the 8tae over the result of tbe recent elections in tbe North. AakiBC the Privilege of Arming. The neuroes of Lynchburg, have ap plied to the War Department lor permission to organize military companies, alleging that they are exposed to tbe resentment and violence of tbe whites, in consequence of tbetr recent political coarse, and will suffer if not allowed to place themselves in self defence.

Siciilar applications have been made from nearly every portion of the South, instigated by the loyal leagues. All have been re fa ted by the department, and military organiza turns, black and white, formed without an thority, are to be rM banded. From tbe Saadwich Islands. San Francisco. Nov.

3 Honolulu (Sand wic lelandtj advices to the 5th of October state that tbe United states steamer Lack awanna had returned from Middle Brook IelHud. A thorough survey was made of the harbor and channels, and the result was not lavoraoie to ine selection oi ice island for a coaling depot, or even as a harbor of refuge Tne Lurkawaona lost two anchors while at the idahd. Tbe schooner Milton Badger, another arrival from tbe island, reports that it is three miles from the anchorage to the coaling depot, and every ton of coal mast be ugRitrea. ine captain oi tne aiiiton Badger, which vessel belongs to the Pacific Mail Company, erected and occupied two frame buildinuB on the island with a gang of men, while ine schooner returned to San Francisco nrder the official escort of the Lackawanna. The schooner Khola was recently burned at iv hoi a landing.

A copy of the reciprocity treaty, engrossed in tie highest pijle of the art, has been sent to Warhingbn, via San Francisco. The SandWN Island Steam Navigation Oomnanv is a tdi are The compxny has petitioned the t.overn bent tor a rnnsidy. The Sheriff uf Hnnolula says that the new of the United States steamship Toa carrarr ibf beni behaved sailors that have visited the iflai.ri in two years. See Lams Page ol To Day'. Paper.

New York Associated Press Dispatches FROM EUROPE. Delicate Relations Between France, Rome and Italy. French Demand for Release of In surgents Refused. Italy Asks the Withdrawal of the French Troops. The Sultan's Reply to the Joint Eu ropean Note.

Garibaldi and Lieutenants to Come to the United States. Indignity to the Emperor Napoleon. WASHINGTON. Democratic Majority in New York 46,000. Gain in Minnesota 7800.

Thad. Stevens on National Banks and the Debt. Sheridan on the Removal of Gen. Hays. Cholera in Havana.

Additional About the Hurricane at St. Thomas. General Intelligence. Foreign and Domestic Markets. River and Steamboat News From Southwest Pass.

European Intelligence. London. Nov. 9. The relations between France.

Rome and Italy are delicate, and cause great distrust. France asked Rome te release the insurgent prisoner, oat was re fused, i An explosion occurred in a coal nine Wales by which it is thought nearly 300 lives were lost. Tbe Saltan in reply to the last joint note from the European powers, declines their ad vice and arcepts the responsibility of conse quences. England, ranee and Austria are agreed on tbe Eastern qnestion. 1 be Moniteur says the popular tumults in Italy were quelled by the Italian Govern ment, but also acknowledges the French troops decided the day at Monte Rotondo Italy asks ranee to withdraw her troops, on the gronnd that Italy cm and will maintain tbe peace, and that Garibaldi and his lieu tenants will leave Italy and go to the United atatea Pabis, Nov.

8 The yellow book, ready for publication, shows that Ratazzi has been long warned of the insurgents' plans and the artion of Krance. Florence, Nov. 8. Garabaldi is to be tried. Paris, Nov.

8. Monenra asks the with drawal of French troops from Rome. Loni on. Nov. 8 It is said tbat Lavalette will soon resign, and that Koo.hr will succeed him.

The friends of Garibaldi say he had but four thousand men they also sav that Gari baldi's sons are hidden, not captured. Washington, Nov. II. Papers by the steamer Deatchland conta the following item While the Emperor of Austria was enjeyirg himself at the steeple chase at Vin ceni'cs. the Emperor Napoleon drove in from St.

Clond. and paid a short visit to tbe exbioi ticn. It was long enongh, however, for com fort; aa a scene occurred, as unlooked for as it was disgraceful. During his visit an egg was thrown at the large picture of bim by Flanding, and when be made bis appearance in one of the eallerie. a loud and distinct his sins took place on the part of a collection of men in blouse.

Ihe impartiality of the itai inn intervention, and tne cenerai state ot nneasiness and dis atisfaction which exists here Hsnong the lower classes, were probably the causes of this demonstration. Foreign Markets. Liverpool. Nov. 8.

Noon. The Brokers' Circular reports sales for the week at bales; to BfecnlHtors 5000 for export 13,000. Siock on hand 571.000. whereof 133,000 are American Salis to dav estimated at 15.000 Market, opened tirtr. Middling Orleans Middling Uplands 8d.

Amsterdam, Nov. 8. Bank has raised tbe rate from 2 to 3 per cent. LiONDON, wov. Noon.

consols a. Bonds 70 15 16 Liverpool. Nov. 9. Noon.

Cotton opened steady. Middling Uplands 8 11 16d Middling Orleans 9 1 16d Manchester advices favorab'e. Evening Closed quiet, sales 10, 000 bales. London. Nov.

9, Evening. Consols 94 7 Id. Bonds, 520s, 70 15 16; 10 40s, 674. No telegrams from America. Interesting from Washington.

Washington. Nov. 11. The Democratic msioritv in New York was 46.000; in Mary land, 41,000. The Democrats have gained 7800 in Minnesota, while negro surtraire, which was voted on last year as well as this, shows a gain of 500 votes.

Returns from the western counties or nan saa lodicate that most oi tnem nave gone Democratic. Internal revenue receipts to day, IboU.UUU. Th Tammanv's nominate Hoffman the Mozart's nominate Fernando Wood, and John J. Anthon is prominently mentioned by the Democrotic Union party for Major oi Mew York. Tlad.

Stevens has written a five column let ter opposing rational banks and arguing tht while interest is pay ame in coin, tnat tne bonds ran honestly be liquidated with legal tenders. Oen Emory has disbanded the unauthorized military organizations in the District of Co lumbia. It is said that Sheridan telegraphed Gen. Grant advieing tbat Mower's aiiion in re ovifg Gen. Has from the New Orleans sheriffalty he disapproved.

Tbe American Vice Consul at Havana V. a Slot. nnaptmnl Aav the cholera ia serious at that port, and officially declared that the number of cases daily was increasing. The Hurricane at St Thomas. Wabhtnoton, Nov.

11. The following vessels were sunk in the harbor of St. Tnomas on tVe October, daring tbe gale Spanish war steamer Camaguei sank, and 16 persons drowned; British steamer Colombia, 6 men lost, cargo worth from one to two million dollars British steamer Rhone, lost at Peter's Island, 160 men lost; British steamer Wye, Capt. Taylor, lost off tbe harbor, 59 men lost; British schooner Proctor; British brig Onesiphonns British schooner Ocean Gem, 3 men lost; American schooner Clenton, Capt. Holmes, from New York French bark Vilase French tugboat French bark Emma French sloop Sylph Spanish schooner Union, captain lost Spanish schooners Rapids and iris, captains tost; inmaaa, veioz; Aitagro cia and Ainbonso; Venezuelan schooners Joran, Palscietta, Oriental, Pichita and Conception the latter with $5000 of specie Danish schooners Maggie, Nanette, and Danish bark Ludwig Halm; Dutch schooner Amaba Bremen brig Jo fa ana two tug boats and all the lighters were destroyed.

The German brig Bertha with all on board lost but two men Prussian brig Tuffew, ashore and damaged ship Sarah Newman, probably a total loss snip Charles Srrague, a total loss 13 men lost bark Ab erdeen, driven ashore and badly damaged brius Mecosta and Nelly Gray; British brigs Ud Pigeon and K. Cole; British ship Brit ish Empire, dismasted and sinking British brigs Her Majesty, Ida Abbot and Princess Alice; Br. bark Agnes Lamb; Br. schrs. Water witch and Elizabeth British steamers Robert Todd and Uerwent rench barks Brame, Berenice, Gazelle and Gen.

DeToarmel and brig Jacknel Danish brig Vaalkgien, bark Nordskey and schooner Dashermonos, dis masted French schooner Petrel German brigs Helions and Edward Norwegian ship Veloz Dutch brigs Maria, and Anna, and Anytie, and schooner Juliet, dismasted Span ish steamer Vetogo and Spanish war steamer Vasco Nunez de Bilboa, dismasted. About all tbe coverings of the roofs of houses were blown away, Bach as tile, zinc, etc. all the wharves were smashed, and the fort barracks are gone the light house was destroyed, and about 300 persons have been buried after having been picked np in the harbor. The loss both on the shore and in the shipping was very great. From Richmond.

Richmond, Nov. 11. Gen. Sihofield to day ordered a court martial on the 18th inst. iu the case of Col.

Rose, U. conductor of elections here, who is formally charged by citizens with conduct unbecoming au officer and a gentleman drunkenness, etc, on election day. The Dispatch has an account of tbe mobbing of Major Frank Butts, former Bureau Ageut of King William county, by negroes there An attempt waa made by the civil authorities to arrest the ring leaders, bat tbey resisted, and the military nave been sent for. 1 ne leading colored citizens oi Kicnmona will be oat in the morning in a card, disavowing fib incendiary sentiments ottered by Undsay, a colored delegate to the Convention, ia a recent speech. Alabama Convention, Montgomery, Nov.

11 In the Recon struction Convention today the Elective Franchise Committee presented majority and minority reports. The majority report die franchises all who refuse to vote for or against the constitution when submitted to the peo ple, and is otherwise proscriptive. rnese reports were made the special order for to morrow. Miscellaneous. Macon, Nov.

11. The Telegraph of to morrow will advocate tbe policy of a Htate ConeerVative Convention, to meet in Macou on Thursday, the fifth day of December next. Jt hiladblfhia, Wov. i i. he cigar makers about 000 in number are on a strike.

Domestic Markets. New Yohk, Nov. 11. Flour closed more active at a decline State $8 alU l.i; South un ia c4dl4; wheat, belter feeliug, win fair export demand mixed Wes'ern corn $1 il a 1 39 oats a cent lower pork drooping $21 75; lard unchanged whiskey quiet: cot ton drooping, sales to day 1000 ble, at 162 aiao. lor Middling Uplands suanr steady; cotiee firm molasxes dull; turpentine 5IW 5TMic; rorin i 80a8; tallow quiet.

11V3 llic; freights quiet. Baltimore, Nov. 11 Cotton quiet WW flour dull, choice Howard street extra $11 50; wheat dull and drooping, dec ined 5 10c corn active old white $1 JO, yellow $1 32; oats dull prime 70372c provisions dull and nominal. Cincinnati, Nov. 11.

Flour dull family $11 75; wheat dull; corn irregular at 82 9 92c oats dull at 62c. cotton dull Mi Idlings 16 V(d) 17c tobacco unchanged; whiskey steady provisions dull and nominal pork he'd at $20 bacon shoulders 12o. clear ei lea loc lard HMtc; hogs 8c. net, be gross; 'eather very good for slaughtering; green meats; shoulders iC sides bams lc. St.

Locib, Nov. II Tobacco dull cotton lower; Good Ordinary 14c; flonr flat. $7a 13 50; wheat steady $1 9U32 bo; orn dull and declining 85c. a oats heavy 61367; provisions extremely dull; pork $21 5f; bacta held at 11.3 13c. for shoulders I.Y9l6c for clear sides lard dull and nominal V2w lHVic.

for prime tierce bogs dull abc. gross. Weather clear and cool Louisville, Nov. 11. Tobacco 80 18 25 for lugs and leaf flour $8 8 75; wheat lower, $2 3532 40 corn unchanged oats, in bulk, 6cc.

cot'on Ifoc whiskey, li bond, 35c. mess pork $20 20 50; lard l2o. on shoulders 12 Vs 3120. clear sides 164 3 17c. Charleston, Nov.

11. Cotton market is ouiet and closed somewhat easier. SIes to day 430 bales; Middlings 17Vsc. receipts 1580. 8AVANNtH.Nov.il.

Cotton opened easy and closed qniet and steady. Middlings 17 Vic. Sales 1187 receipts 4000. obi lb, Nov. ii.

the cotton mirtei closed firm at 163c. for Middlings. Sales, 1500 bales; receipts. 1739 bales. Money and Stocks.

New York, Nov 11. Government securi ties dull; money, 7 aii of were purchased at 1083108V; 5 20's of '64, 1 05 Mi; goldr 1384. River and Steamboat News. Louisville, Nov. 11.

River rising slowly. with 3 feet 6 inches in the canal by the mark. Yicksbcro, Nov. 11. Passed down: Liz zie Gil), al 4 P.

yesterday, Cornelia. 1 tst nvbt, the Blackfoot at 9 A. M. the Stokdalt at 5 P. and the K.

M. Child at 6 P. U. River stationary. 1 Southwest Pass.

Southwest Pass, Nov. 11, 6:31 P.M. WiLd N. N. E.

fresh. Weather due Ar rived Spanish bark Maria, Puiga, from SiW, nve days, ballast, to raig ec uro. 11, Noon. Wind Barometer 30.60. N.

N. E. Weather line. Tide very low. Arrived yesterday: Bremen ship Carl, Otlen, Bremen, 50 days, merchandise and 104 passengers, to Mummy, Luling Si.

steamship St. Mary, Talbot, Brazos, merchandise at passengers, to C. A. Whitney Ac and Mariposa, Quick, New York 2d inst, merchandise ana passengers, to Cn evy, Nicker son cc Co. Capt.

Freeman, of the revenue cutter Wilderness, is among her passengers. Sailed yesterday Steamship Gen. Meade, and bark W. Fenwick. Went np in tow Ship Carl.

Arrived to day Steamship Liberty, Bain, Baltimore and Havana, merchandise and passengers to Witherspoon Halsey; ship Northampton, Belana, Bath, Oct. 23d. Went np in tow Ship Northampton and schooners Elina and Norwalk. Washington, Nov. 1 1.

Frederick A. Pack, ard, long prominently connected with (he American Sunday School Union, is dead. The schooner Atlantic, from Norfolk for Boston, sunk off Montauk Point. Crew saved. There seems to be little doubt that Grant told Montgomery Blair on Thursday that no one was authorized to speak for him.

It is, however, equally well established that Grant was advised of the bearings of Forney's article previous to its publication, and that be made no objection to it It is ascertained from a reliable source that tbe Government will be ready to proceed with tbe trial of Mr. Davis on Both sides, however, desire that Chief Justice Chase shall preside with Judge Underwood, and therefore it is possible that the trial may be postponed for a short time to enable Chase to make the arrangements to preside. Legal considerations alone prompt tbe desire that the two judges should sit in the case. New York, Nov. 11.

Stocks dull; money 6 37 percent; gold 139; sterling, long time, iw.n xu's, 01 'bx coupons, tun. Flour 10 3 15c. lower wheat 1 32c. lower corn lc. better pork drooping $20 75 lard dull.

8ocTHWKST Pass, Nov. Cotton dull; Middling Uplands 19c freights quiet; turpentine dull 55 3 55 Vsc; rotid quiet $3 504. Miscellaneous Rio Grande News. The Rio Grande Courier, of the 29th alt, says Late advices from Rio Grande City state that there bad been 80 deaths there. Dr.

Reeves is the only doctor in attendance on the sick. The family of the late Clay Davis are convalescent. On the 5th November it learned that 100 had died, and that the doctors doubted its deing yellow fever after all. They had a rumor at Brownsville that the fever had reappeared at Corpus, bat this the Corpus Advertiser, of the 2d shows to be incorrect. The Laredo correspondent of the Courier says On the 4th inst.

the Indiana attacked Mr. W. Votan's ranche on the Nueces River, evidently with a design of theft more than murder. They succeeded so far aa to ran off a large drove of horses a party of rancherc started in pursuit, bat nothing has yet been beard of or from tvem. The Board of Regitv trars aMhw p4weUl sot reopen their sxwW as the order to tit.

tffeci reached thenj after the 128th nkv thefflnit peseribed by tbe dtder of Gen. Griffin; i Courier, of Nov. 2, has the following A conspiracy bas been detected ia Mata moros, a lew days since, and Tamanlipas promises to soon be itself again, tbe same revolutionary nest of old. Messrs. Autonio Longoria, Mayor of Mata moros, Edward Longoria, Lawyer Margain, Judge of First instance; Felipe Marquea, President of the City Council, and Francisco Arsamendez.

Chief of the Finance Department, were accused of a conspiracy against the Government, represented by Col. PaJa ois, the Military Commander, and arrested but, we are informed, afterwards released on their own recognizance, to appear when re quiied, to answer to the charge. On the 5th, it says We stated in oar last tbat a conspiracy bad been delected in the Heroic City. Col. M.

Palacios, tbe Military Governor, informs us that there is more fiction tban truth in the reports. He ought to know, being interested. ViUperot are too common here, aud their authors should be set against an adobe wall and left there. Gen. Escobedo left Monterey for San Lois Pot ob i on the 16th alt Gen Berriozab.il left San Lais Potosi, en route for the capital, ou the 21st alt Gen.

Desiderio Pavon, Military Governor, of tbe State of Tamaulipas, has ordered the Boletin Otkial, the official journal of Mata nruros, to be removed to Victoria also, to reduce tbe number of employes in the Getatura Politica. The ice manufactory of Mr. Belancourt, at Matamoros, seems to have sufficiently escaped the storm and usage to be at work It teems tbat the sexton at Brownsville nameB the diseases of which people die and which becomes the official report He has repotted fifteen deaths by yellow fever sine the siorm, but the pbysiciaos style it typhoid lever. Among the deaths is thai of Mr. L.

Kobertfon, Collector of Customs, and Mr. J. C. Stanley, assistant editor of the Courier. 3 We are indebted to Mr.

F. Keider, purser of the steamshp Liberty, for very acceptable favors. Capt. John Y. Lawless We find the following paiagraph referring to this veteran and highly esteemed commander in the Houston 1 elepraph Capt Johu Lawless, the oldest and most poj nlar commander of Morgan's liae of steamers, bas retired from the business.

His advanced age, we presume, necessitated this. Capt. John' will long be regretted. The election in Matamoros, Mexico, foi Governor of Tamanlipas. stood as follows: C.

Francisco de Saldana, 640 C. Ahdres Trevino. 437 C. Juan Jose de la Garza, 133, and 35 scattering votes, making a total of 1245 votts polled. Refugio Chapa, is said to have been elected as Kepreeentative, ana eupe oaiazar, Esq as fcuppletory.

We are informed that in tne votes tor or against tbe reforms, as called for by tbe eon vocatoria, the majority was in favor of the reforms. Prime Government Java and Rio Cor fee. u. I. Lionsdaie, tot uravier street, has just received 300 mats of fine Government Java coffee, direct from Amsterdam, together with three large cargoes irom kiov all of which be is now offering for sale in lots to suit.

Mr. Lonsdale ia by far the most extensive dealer in this favorite berry ia tbe South, and is necessarily enabled to offer (he most advantageous terms to purchasers. Mrs. C. Edmonston, of oar eity, is desirous of raffling a piano to meet faneral ex.

penses In December, 1866, Mrs Edmonston disposed of a piano belonging to herself and' turned over the proceeds, three hundred dollars, lo tbe Southern Hospital Association, Knit Woolen Goods at Auction. Th special attention of merchants and traders is called to the large unreserved sale) of knit woolen poods to be made this day, by Messrs. Vim ent Co auctioneers. No. 16 Chartres street, et prising the largest assortment ever offered in 1 be Southern market also foreign and domestic dry goods.

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