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, WATERTOWN, N O V . 4, 1870. 10C A L DEPARTMENT, The circulation of the D aily T imes is jaow owr-^iiflOj-dnd is constantly increasing. Our advertisers and othor friends will please make a noto of this. / Local Ilems are desired from every town in this county. Wo hope everything of interest will be communicated, and shall be thankful to all our friends for favors of this kin<L OUlt PATRONS will greatly oblige us by leaving their orders for A dvertising , J ob WoBtt -and B inding at our Counting- Room, in tho Arcade. City subscribers will please notify us promptly of any failure of carriers to leave papers regularly. Correspondents must understand that we tako no notice of anonymous communica tions. No charge is made for the simple announce ment of a death. Five cents per Une wiU be oh&rgod for each additional line. Trmrelei*’ Directory* Trains of the Rome, Watertown and Og densburg Railroad, LEAVE WATEBTOWN—UPPER - DEPOT, For Koine, 8:10 a . m . ; 12:03 p. m . ; 4:20 p. M. For Ogdensburg, 7:58 a . m . ; 4:20 p. M. ; 8:35 Saturday P. M. LEAVE WATEBTOWN JUNCTION, For Cape Vincent, 7:40 a . m . ; 3:54 p. m . j 8:25 p. m . ' ABBIVE AT WATEBTOWN, From Rome, 7:38 a . m . ; 8:57 p . m . ; 8:25 p. M. From Ogdenaburgh, 11:43 a . m . ; 4:00 P. M. ARRIVE AT WATEBTOWN JUNCTION, From Capo Vincent, 7;25 a . k . ; 4:24 p. M. STAGES LEAVE WATEBTOWN, For Clayton, 8:00 a . ir. For Oarthage Lowville, 7:50 a . m . ; 3:57 p . M. For Copen hagen, 7:50 a . M. The mau© Arrive and close at the Watertown Post Office OS follows: Cloao. Arrive. AU points South. East and Wefct (i'xci'ijiimr wav) 7-3'iam 4 00 p m All po'uttj 8 , It. and W. except UUca ll&jam 745am All points 8., S &W except UUca D . i \ O . , New > orM, Alb toy and U'lca. A d a M ', i b i o c c b . Cape VmccDtand Canada, ™ A l l ' p d * rTT# U o r T F ? Oedenfbarg, t h r o u g h , Clay’ou, Carthage, via. Champoio. “ \ G r e a t B e n i , Copouhairen, Backeu flatbor, Office open from 7-3U am to 8 p m days from 12 to 1. 8-40 p m 4 00 p m 745 a m 3-30 p m 7-30 a m I 7-00 a m - 4-4U p m 7-30 a m 4 to pm 3 30 p m 14-00 m 7 80 a m 3-00 p m 7 80am 4 30 p m 3-30 p m 11-80 a m 7 80am 480pm 3 30pm 1180 a m Bun City Churchy. [PaMor# will please notify na ol any change In their Ft-rvlcca 1 lUrn#T-£flet sltlo Pnbllc 8q.aare-Itev. L M. fl. Haynn© l**Btor. Faetor preaches to-morrow, moro - log and evt'n»nij. A I persons bavin; uo church homo, cordially Invited. Fnu*T 1 nranTTiBiftN C bi / ucd .—Washington st. Rov .1 Jerome Pot ter, I’as'or bervlces at I0)f a. xd . aud 7pm S timb B tiieet P iusbtteiuas - Stone Htrcel— No m rv.ee* lo-morrow. babbotn School at 12:15. I’mvBRrtAi.iaT—'South sido Publio 8qo*re— Rev. H. llrt-ey, Pastor. Service# at 10K a. m , and 7 p. m haoday School al 12 m Thoraator ta deltv- ering a course of l<cctnr>e Snnday evonings in this church nn Kmlrcnt Moo In the rcJlgiom world. No. 4 to-morrow cvc*U.g. snbject, Starr Kins *0*1 Lib eral Christianity. G rick C u a pip —Episcopal —Sterling Street—Rev J. A. b'aomoTi, Rector, hmvic^e at 10* a m.Jand 7 p. m. t- noday Brbool at 3S p m. b T A t c S t r e e t M E T U O D isT - r ttato S tro e t — R o v . M D. K.J'ivoy, rnntor. Horvlcea at 10 30 a. e. and 7)4 r m Prayer Mooting at 6r. «. Sonday bchool at 19 M a ncnNAT. HTitEET I I e t h t t d i b t — A r a r n a l B t r o e t — Rev i tt. 15:ngbam, Pa»tor. Resldencp. O A r r e c o l titroet. Pre*ch‘tt 2 at 10U A. M., and 7J< P. M.— Snnday School at 12 o'clock TRuurr-EDlecrptl—Coarl Street-Rev. T. Bab cock, ht-cior M'TDing temco at 10 30 * m . Even. Ing * *mrc At 7 80 I*. M. Snnday School at 12 M. St. Tatum a’8-*Romao Catholic—Massey Street — ScrtiroB Lo-m o rrow at 8 a m V#fpo<fltt7p m. bT M. niB—Roman Catholic (French)—Factor* Btre«-« - Rev. t? T. Turgcon Pa*4or Services at 0 ©cd 11 a M. Snnday School it 9 r. x B tovk S t Cncncn.-P eaching at 10.X a m by the h<-v. K Wrvto ot Dexter. Sabbath School at 12 m, Nu\cruoo ID the evening. U rowwitle -Service#, at Bt Paul's Church, at 10:30 a m by iho Hlsdooary, Rev. T. 8. Ocktord. Rnnday schoo1. 0:80 © m P eitbh -AU 8-iinU’ Charch—Service© 3 p. m. by Hcv T. S. Ockiord, Missionary. yote for James Johnson ror Member or i.\aaorably, In 2nd Dial. C l t v and. C o u n t y . ((old. 1.1 Qj --Amy Stones la«t night. —J. W.itson Jonos addresses a mooting thia evening at HenilorBon. —The crons-walks all around the city have beon greatly improved of lato. —Wooih-illo is to- have a Thanksgiving party. - — —Stiles P. Armstrong, tho Woll-known ar tiste, formerly of Adams, has opened an es tablishment nt Belleville. —The exercises nt tho Irving Society last evening were very interesting—especially that part whioh followed the debate. Next wqok a now programme will be offered. —Geo. Wiggins had his skull fractured last ^fse.k by irbenvy crank, while-operating with ono of the Little Giant Drills.—Post. This rany be true, bnt we saw Mr. Wiggins about five minntes ego and his head wns per fectly levol.- Tnr.EE llt’KDBED V otes S aved . —The vari ous societies oonneoted' with tho Baptist de nominations of ihe State, called to inset at Homer, noxt Tuesday, have adjohmed one woek. We thus gain the 300 votes of the clergymen, which would have been lost to us^ if the mootings had proceeded. f KILLED. About eleven o'clock this forenoon, a man abont thirty years old, named John Maxwell, a resident of Marysville, Canada, was instant ly killled by the -falling of a derrick, in the the wostern partr of the city, near t he Poor Ho.uue.at dhe dugway, where the railroad com pany are re-building a largo culvert. It struck him ou the back of his-hoed und l>roke his neck. His remains wero cunveyod to the Engineer's Hotel, kept by Air. Butterfield. Killed. —Un der this head, yesterday, we published an to oount a woman homed Quinn who was run over ami killed by an en gine at Sanfords Corners, ll was takon from the Gouvernenr llecoider <•( Iho 3d, and as no date was given i:i a< .-</unt of the sad accident whereby any • o-.uld tell when it occurred, we, of course, :. - r , • ■ ed Lhat it was of reoout date, ami !< r uu i^ascn tbe par ticulars had failed to roach us. f But it was not so. Mrs. Quinn mils run over and killed on tho 5th of Jnly, lKi.li. lluw the Recorder came to blunder on to it at this late day «e are unable to say. K athleen M avoi - rnken ” waa presented last evening by the Amy Stone Sensation Troupe before a good house. It was undoubt edly a love story all the way through, and very well told—a regular' “thrilling narra tive” ol “blood, thunder,” Ac., recited in one evening, and after a good many murders and one hanging the dream passed - away, and the play ended in the midst uf fine fun all oronnd. Tho play gave a good degree of enjoyment though loss so wo judge than tke-pefform- ance of the first ovening. Nearly everybody is familiar with the plot and character of the beautiful Irish drama, and we need add no words of explanation, Mrs. Stono as “Kathleen\ had an opportu nity of displaying her good qualities as an ao- tress. Her part was generally a sad and mel ancholy one, but called out many good speci mens of acting, which were well apprecia ted. Mr. Harrison as “Terenco O'Moore,\ waa the star of tho evening, and noted with fine spirit. The sociability and cleverness of the first act brought out his power to show the domestic nature of the piece to good advan tage while lrUheJ,hu:d__au.d fourth acfa-tha_ sternor and stronger features of the play were the finest display of acting given by any member of the troupo. He was heartily and justly npplandod. Mr. Marston contributed the fun as usual, in his “Billy Bntton Cap.\ Tho domestic drntnn of “Solon Shingle” closed the evening's ontertoiumont, Mr. Mar ston taking tho leading part. As the good- natured “Solon, ” if he did not find hiB barrel of “ apple Bass,\ he discovered the good opin-* of his audience and secured it. To-night the “Cigarette, or the Little Loopardof France,\ a great speciality of Mrs. Stono, will be presented with the full force of tho oompany, to bo followod by a farce of “The Stage Struok Yankee.\ Prof. Fales' orchestra will also repoat the Anvil Choms.\ Br. N. D. Ferguson has sont us a reply to Mr. Stoars’ card in yesterday's paper, but as he evades the main inquiry in that card, to wit: “Gan he (Dr. F.) honestly say he is not working for the success of tho Democratic nominee?\ and devotes most of his epistle to the porsonsl abase of Mr. S., we decline to print it. Wo are willing at all times to cor rect aay mistake thai ruey bo committed, bnt we do not consider ourselves tinder particu lar obligations to furnish materials for the benefit of tho Democracy. Tin Doctor may, if he pleases, labor fur tin- injury of tho party Lhat'gave him the lucinh.- oflite he now holds, wo know of no reason why we should help him. V o to f o r J a c o b s t e a r a , J r . , f o r C o n n t y C l e r k . A tte H pted Bnnoi.ADY.—Night before last a young man onterod the store of Penniman A Kitts, and al a i imo when no ono wa around attempted to rob the safe of its con tents. His actions wero flmaUy observed by Mr. Kitts, who canglit tho youth and mads it lively for him for a fow minutes,' bnt ho es caped and instantly disappeared. It so hap pened that at the time thero was but a few dollars in the safe, $2f,o having just been taken out and deposited in tbe bank’, whioh was greatly in favor of tho firm, for possibly the light fingered yonth would have taken it SU had It been there when he was. A warrant for his arrest is in tl# hands of the officers, and os he is supposed to be known he will probably be caught. against the ballot-box -influent-.*»» the present canvass -against- -Uu honest election. Tlio conspirators Mr. Meniam, our candidate for Represen tatire iu 1 'ungress. Now I desire to pro p-iimcc ilv i charge against me, from first 1 to last, an unwarranted, unjust and un called for falsehood, having no source but in the disappointment of Mr. Ferguson at hi? failure to secure a nomination. Iam not only doing everything that I can to aid in the election of Mr. Merriam and the whole Republican ticket, but all my friends aro zealously working with me to accomplish this result. Can the author of this falsehood against me say the sams thing ? Gan he honestly say that he is not working for the success of thp regular Democratic nominee) Y o u r s v e r y r e s p e c t f u l l y , J acob S tears ' , Jr. S ta ^ i S tbmt .—T o Editors of the Times: —I wish to eall to attention of or weighty Street Commissioner to the condition of State Street, and I think his bowers of compassion would be moved to doing something for us. W . G . —Thia morning Catherine Dixon, the white wife of a colord man, was sent to jail for ten days by Recorder Ainsworth, for be ing found drunk and disorderly. MO. A C a r d fr o m M r . S t e a r a . Watertown, N. Y.. Nov. 4, Editors Timm and Dtforme-r : I am informed from trustworthy and undisputed sources that the present Coun ty Clerk, Mr. N. D. Ferguson, who was my opponent in the County Convention for tlio nomination of County Clerk, is circulating a roport that I am using my LOCAL NO r ice* . —For special cheap rates of advertising in in local column of the “Times,\ call at our office. If you wish a Jaunty Hat, or a “Love of a Bonnet,\ don't buy it till yoa have examined stock at No. 10 Arcade. n4 Gt I. L. H uhtxhoton . H aib W osi —H ale J bwiuli , A c . —Partic ular attention paid to Hair Dressing, at No. 2 Stone st. s27dtim Lizzxx M c M illan . bpHoiA-ntanro.--Having just procured a firat class workman from the city, we are uow ready to do everything in the upholstery line in the best and most durable styles. Repair ing neatly and promptly done, at No. 18 rub. lie Sqnare. R ounds A A madon . d2m3taw Beautiful assortment of real laoes, also point appliqne, and tho lovliest points ever brought into this market, are just received at I. L. H untinoton . nl fit No. 11 Arcade. Extensive assortment at low prices, at nl fit of slipper patterns I. L. H cnttnoton . H o u s e to R en t , N o . 20 Foster 8treot Comer of Meadow. Enquire on tho prem ises. R oom and B o abd . —For a gentleman and his wife, or two single gentlemen, a desirable wing room may be had, with board, at No ll, Sterling-st. Now. 2, 1870. d3t It is wonderful to aee ths amount of Cloth ing Race Brothers are selling daily, Their store is orowded from las—ing-tili jate at night with customer*, and every one seems to be delighted in baying goods at suoh low figures. __________________ oc31d2w T ake Non cm.—The person who took by mistake from onr Store, on 19th October, 20 yards Plaid Cress Goods, will please return tho same immediately. O aicpbeli A F ab will . Watertown, Oot 29,1870. dwlw W anted —Two experienced dining room girls. Apply immediately at the American Hotel n4d3t M O R N IN G R E P O R T . [Special to the Times A REFtBLICAN and Reformer. J ADDRESS. An H o n e s t E lectio n . A s s u r e d In - N e w Y o r k C i t y . N ew Y ork , N ov . 4. E ditohs T imes aed R kfoumkr , W atkr - T own . : \ To ihe Rejitthlicaic electors of the State of Ne'ie Y o r k : Wo g r e e t you w i t h c o n f i d e n c e and e n c o u r a g e m e n t . T h e F e d e r a l courts h a v e n o b l y s u s t a i n e d t h e W b e n a c t e d to -e c u r e e \ v B ank .—Tho Bank of Adams commen ced business Tuesday morning last. The hanking facilities nre ample in this village now, and people in surrounding towns will find it to thoir interest and convenience to do theix business in this village instead of sending it away from home.—Journal. IiABSfrSHB gerford and Son of this oity, shipped yester day from Watertown, to Doty, Hammond A Co., N. Y., 1,524 boxesqf cheese—98,800 lbs. at a cost of $13,400. The shipment ws# from tho factories of D. Hamblm and Clift Eames. Thuir Tlctobsr cheese are yet to Ship. P etebs M usical M ohthli fdr November in full of new music.' The following is the list of contentsLord, teach me how to pray; If you've a father's love for your ohild; Meet me, Nannie! Blue eyed Nfttmv. I'm Vote for Jt osepta T blbaalt for Coroner. Special correspondence o f Timet and Reformor. L ewis O ounty . —November 3. —The high wind of the first unroofed a bam belonging ta tha Hon. J. Chickering, of Harrisburg.— Fences were laid prostrate, and many apple and forest trees wore uprooted or broken down, and as motion and activity aro a prin ciple of life, a purifier and renovator, certainly our amosphere mnst be well ventilated ; and noxious and miasmelio vapors and influences were handled very unceremoniously, arid with a fury scattered to the four winds in ten thousand fragments skyward ' This morning we havo warm showers, ac companied with thunder and lightning. Deer Rivor, at Copenhagen, wo notice is higher than.it has been since last Spring, muoh rain having fallen in Montague nnd on Tug Hill. —E. Daggett has purchased 170 tubs of buttor during the past two days, for H. Ball, of Watortown,, prico paid ranging from 30 to 37 cents. Also 400 boxes of cheese at 14 ots. and 1,000 boxes of oheese from Searle's Fac tory, South Champion. Mr. Ball is a hoavy inrohaser-of-batter and—eh&ese—in—this tion, partly in Lewis and Jefferwn counties. He loads a boat at Carthago and Blodgett' Landing, Denmark, with between ninety and one hundred tons of batter and cheese for Philadelphia direot without reshipping. —Success to Mr. Ball ! - This- is not th&first time he has strewn large sums of money In this seotion. Every one desires that he may do well in tho future, as he has in the past, fbr surely ths farmors and dairymen are do ing well. sitting by tha window, love ; Where art thou now? Soldier's farewell; Gentle Zephyr; Blessed aro the pure in spirit; Songs of Praise the angels sing; Sunbeam Waltz; Perie de L’Amorique; King William Lancers, Sweet Sixteen Polka. •All of this music for 30 csats. Prloe of twelve numbers, £8 per year. Addrres J. L. .Peters, 309 Broadway, New York. R and has it for side. ..U-’ Xfr Hungerford, of Watortown is paying that in the vioinity of Copenhagen V o f S for John W rkerfor J net Ice o f Session*. S tray Cow.—From my yard, on Sherman street, a red ind white cow; leftron the night of Nov. 4- Any information other wherea bouts will be paid for. H. H. B axoocx , Bay your goods at Rooe Brothers. They beat thou, all in prioee, are far a-head in qoafity and styles; and manufacture the best clothing hr Watertown. oc31d2w A ppxbs , X ppus .—100 bushels ohoioe win ter apples comprising Baldwins, Greenings, Spitzenbergs, Bassetts, Northern Spy, Ao., at Notts's Tea and Coffee Btors, No. 8 Wash ington street Now is the time to lay in your supply of Winter Apples, before they are injured by the frost, and while they aro very cheap. oot29-dlm L ost .—Lest evening, a pair of gold specta cles, in the vioinity of the Aroade, or on Washington street The finder will be re warded by leaving the same at the offioe of tho Tnos. Lout—On Msseey street, neax the Cathotio Chnrch, a oape and waterproof lined with red' flannel. The finder will please leave it at the store of Primeau, Phillips A Co., 20 Court st. novSdlt have been most Lo--understand that tho Iiaws must and wilt be sustained at aTl lnt/a-rdt). Wt: can assure the friends of good government throughout the State that in the City ot New York arrange ments arc being perfected which will bring to sure nnd speedy justice the violators of the elective franchise. The fraudulent registry of 1808 has been reduced nearly thirty thousand, while tho registration of legal voters has been largely increased in the prospect of a fair election. Having boen foiled, in their attempts to repeat the giga.ntic frauds hitherto practiced in the City of New York, the corruptionists of Tammany Hall have now turned their at tention to places outside the City, and will make a bold and desperate attempt tu carry the election by the corrupt use of money, the colonization of repeaters, and tho employment o f fraudulent naturaliza tion papers distributed broadcast through out tho State. Facts have already come to tbe knowledge of this committee which li-nve no doubt o f tho correctness of this information. Wo invoke you all to bo on your guard and watch closely for frauds o f overy dc- iription. Fellow Republicans give at -least- -ono— day—to—the—somce—of-your country I Tho City of New York wiU do its part I Victory is within our reach.— Dofeatcan only com* to us through apathy outside the metropolis. Republicans of the country tho result rest# with you. Signed L- L. DOTY, A. B. CORNELL, Secretary. Chairinan. Tlae War, London 5 . —Germans are retreating from Dcsameon and concentrating on Orleans. Skirmishes are of frequent occurrence at various poxnts In the vaUey of Loire. French claim advsntago in skirmishing srocxnd Atrxercir and Beuncon. A Ger man. column is moving on Auxorior. A despatch from Altona dated to-d»y says, restoration of lights and signals has been ordered along the entire German coast An American who left Paris on tho 20th reports that purchasers o f meat are allow ed t o buy Only four ounces each day. Tho supply o f flour wes abundnnt, but was carefully hoarded. - A n official tolegram states that TUB B0MH.kItDMEKT 07 PARIS delayed for no othor reason than that preparations therefore sro incomplete. Prussian Cross Gazette says, i f armistico is granted, Paris wonld not havo a right to evacuate. This being admitted by all parties it may be assumed that all believe peace will be negotiated during tho tem porary suspension of bombardment. The French have been repulsed in an actLon.it JMomellia, and many fugitives have taken refttge in Lories Territory. Gbertnam in force occupy Lerrance amd have invested Belfort T o w irs-A w a n t s t lce c o n s i d e r e d C c r U U n . Tours, 5 .—The immediate conclusion of sn armistice Is considered certain. Thiers reports that he is entirely satisfied with the result o f his mission. Black Silk Lyons Velvet, Black, Brown, White, Lavender, Aatrakan Cloakings, Lsdiea Plush Jackets, the newest garmdrit ih the oity, at E. FREEMAN'S, 16 Oourt street A large assortment of Gents Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Shirts, and Drawers. Extra weight Gillet's yard wide scarlet medicated Flannel, the best flannel made, at E. FREEMAN’S, 16 Court at' Miss E. Ma'cdonaob, Teacher of Piano Forte Musio, English and French Ao. Ao. 28 Academy Street^ ^Watertown. Terms and references known on application. n8d6t The most complete, assortment of Alexan dre's Kid Gloves in the market, amd at the lowest market price for - the genuine artiole, Including a foil Une of 2 button White Kids at Oxmtbkll Ac Fakewxlls. bset assortment in the city at CanrsELL A Faewklls. CxErrrs! Caxptts! I—Ths finest assort ment of Carpets and OQ Cloths is to b* found st Csmibkl l A Faawrmfis. _ Largeet line ot Hamburg Edgings and In sertions in the oity, just opened at Hxbbicx A Atxis. Fresh arrival of Rosen dale Cement, Water Lime and Plaster Pari*. Just reoaivedatoor HmflTf Iota of fall b-QlteLars-Kelling-st-38o. 0oePY»rd-M>d-8«ltiRepet: ---------------- — oc3ldwlm Hamit A Bout. Use Pasha All’s Arabian Coffee. sl0dw8m Try the Great Arabian Bpioes, in Sifting Boxes. ‘ «10dw3m New Bnokwhwt Floor at Exoelsior Hills. O c t: 3fd3t D i c r x x A H xuioxa D m -> o xnd GL oax ICutriM, -!—)Ciai‘l)artiBg has returned teyW>}i>lf.uji, and rasnmad work at No. fcfi W pddnri! Im Many Paris actors serve in the Gardes Mobile at 43k Denis, where nightly ooneerts at the maxium rates of admission, »re held. Horse flesh, sirloin and rump is sold at 18 cents, and all other parts at 8 cents. There, aro.fitill 12,000 etlibl*-horses left. Tha catacombs'have given sir months’sup ply of salt petre. The'collars ami one of the vaults of Pant- tion have boon filled with powder. X V a s litnston In t e l l ig e n c e . Washington, 5 .—Out of ■ 22 officers sum moned before the army examining board, of which Gen. Hancock is President, 17 are offi cers appointed from the volunteers and five aro graduates of West Point. West Pointers are S. C. Plumper, captain in the 7th caval ry; G. r. Cotton, second Lieutenant in the 1st artillery ; E. M. Merriam, second Lieu tenant iu the 1st artillery ; John Edwards, Jr., Oaptain, unassigned, and Edward S. Godfrey, 1st Lieutenant in tho 7th cavalry. There is considerable feJline oxpressed here at an evident disposition Tb alneiu 4n(j favor tho West Pointers at the expense of volunteers appointed into the regular ser vice. It is alleged that these discriminations are made in every branch of tho service by the coterie of the military academy whenever it can be accomplished. Gen. Terry ia the only volunteer officer on the board. Captain Kellogg, aid-de-camp to the ltte Gen. George H. Thomas, is one of the offi- oera appointed from oivil life whose name has been aent before the oivil board. Three important oases ar* set down for sn early hearing at the December trial of the U. S. Bnpreme Court. The first involves the constitutionality of tha cotton tar law, and will be argued by Judge Curtiss and Mr. Evarts against the Government. Tho second concerns the constitutionality of the confiscation acts. This will be con ducted by Messrs. Curtiss and Cashing ag'st the U. 8. The third comes np on a writ o f errors from Kentucky, and involves the oivil rights bill, the special case being that of a white man tried in the U. S. Court for the murder of a negro. Judge Blaok appears agsixtst the gov ernment, and wiU hold that it is unconstitu tional to try in the D. S. Court a citizen of a State for murder. wheiLtho._conrta» ofdgtateia- open. AFTERNOON DESPATCHES. Arrival o f Papal goamve*. Nxw York, 5. Canadian Papal zouaves, oyer 200 la number, landed from the steamer Idaho at Castlo Gurdan this morning, proceeded to St. Poter’s Ohurch, heard maw, then to the Astor House to breakfast. Loft Aator at 11:15 a. nt. and marched up Broadway, cn route to the depot o f the N e w Haven railroad. They wore grey zottsvo uni forms, trimmed with orange braiding.— Their fine physiquo and soldierly bearing excited admiration. They TWWe conLg manded by Lieutenants TalMert aqicL Murray, accompanied by Cinnon.Moveau and Pore Piche, chaplains. The streets -were thronged along the route with spec tators. Hsian Terror* ]„ Pmrlt, Berlin, S .—From numerous letters taken by German investing Paris, from captured bslloom from Paris, i t appears that the city suffer* much from the existing reign of terror. Among the lower classes, pro visions have begun to f a il; Only the rich cut afford to psy the prenent price. Probably No R lictlsa , Versailles,5—Two deserter*from Paris say it I b believed there that tke Provision al Government w ill refrtso to hold elec tions, for fear of losing power'. Instead' of Allowing candidates to run for ofiice, they desire to submit t o the p eoples vote as to whether they w ill support the Govern ment of the National defence. An affirm ative vote, which thoy are certain to se cure, will be Interpreted as equivalent to their own election. A feeling is growing thst Fsvre and his friends havo resolved to sacrifice their country rather than yield their power. ’ _______ r n s c k !■«**, ice. London, S.—It is said the Fronch sub scriptions to the French loan contracted in England, amount tn ninety-four mil lions of francs. The books wore closed on tho 29th ult. 0 tying to tbe siege, the citizens of Paris wero unable to contri bute. 1■, ' Tho Times this morning hss s special telegram from Versailles, innounclng thst the conference between Thiers snd Bis marck was continued yesterday, in ac cordance with explicit\Orders from the Tonrs government. The pro petals made by England have not yet come under con sideration. Much firing yesterday around St. Cloud. Fighting continues around the fortifica tions. Vessels are now leaving Ireland with biscuits and breadstuffis for France. Statements made by the Standard yes terday, relative to the arrest o f mfcmber* of the government, are corrected by that journal this morning. The c&cumBtance been agreed ^th at.Paris shall plies during the armistice. It is bolieved that in consequence of the armistice, tbat the army o f Loire under Gsribaldi will suspend operation^ for a time. It is said that that army afce now marching from Dijon to Chagny, threat ening Lyons and Bourges. Later advices from Jlarseillos aro re ceived. Revolutionary excitement there abating. Gen. Clusert has assumed com mand of tho National Guards, notwith standing the strong opposition he met, Grully thought an election was to be held ou Sunday next for the choice of a Gen eral would result in the displacement of Cluserf. Esquires has been chosen Presi” dpntof the committee of defence ofthe Rhine. atop s '* least iHlscellaueous Items. —nae Orange county milkmen are said to siug -Afcili&U- we—gather a t the-river?” Trith 'S^Tlrea * Qpning maw*.. —It is customary in Pittso. _ street car by shooting the driver, thatk what Joseph Roylaton did. —Some Indiana youths, returning from a ball, compelled every one they met to dance for their amusement, thl they mat a kindred spirit, who pulled a revolver sudd mad* them dance an hoar or more for his amusement,— Then thoy went home. -Denver has produced a fish with a head Uke a cat, body Uke a lizard, short legs and fins It Is probably designed for use in dry weather, when folding its Ana and curling its tail over its back, a la yellow dog, it can wait for a freshet in the rrver; — ------ —A bold Oinaiimatian bas got np hi* oour- age and advertises that h* ia •‘not afraid or ashamed to acknowledge” that he wa* mar ried th.ua and so. —Fonr citizens of Chillioothe, O., have novor stopped shaking long enough to die, though, they are over a hundred years old.— Tho pressure of fever and ague is 9b pounds to the square inoh there. Real Lyons Black Silk Mantilla .Velvets genuine Irish Poplins in all oolora, Bifia Green. Navy Bine, Chestnut Brown, Prone and blaok English satins juit received at H u b i o x A A n n . Blank Lyons Velvets, 28 and 82 inohes at reduced prioes, at Hoffmsn A Weinberg’s Ladies' and Children's Wrappers, just re ceived at ^ Hoffmsn A Weinbergs, Zephyr Worsted, in aU oolars snd shades, at Hoffman * Weinberg’s „ Black and colored Silks in great variety, at very down prices It Hixkicx A Armas. THE MARKETS. ! fe m u f iH ffiutBKBn. LoKxxbr, 1:80 p. tm.Jicrr. 8,-OcMol» op«ned:at93 botb.v l i b 8»|l ’66, OM, '88}, ’67, #0} iWOa, 87}. Stock* quiet; Erie 18} | m ., 110}; Great Western 2fi}. Liverpool, Nov. 8.^-Oottoia opens fitta.— UpUnds 9} ; Orleans 9|. Breadstuff* firm. California white Wheat 10* 10d#ll*. Ntar York, Norv 5 ,^T» i*L[--Gold op*o*d at UGf, and has declined }, amd now steady _____ ___ stilt)}. Honey 4#6. Gdrteixli>teU»t*edy, }fffiOLrLDKBtt¥ fc 5-20 ar* somewhat lower jn prioM, currency bbls a* #25 SS for the*,; # 21 00#22 50 lor J prime. Abo, 250 bbb meaa for- November is qnfek -SshM of 180 j bhls afc:# 10@i5 fOT plain mewsr #lN#18 fat 5 extra mess. Beef hams are d ^ afe £3t)rP*‘j i Tieice beef is steady st #26 for prime mess ; S #30 for IndiatMneea. Cat meat*''.lire qniai. | Sales o f 50 packages pickled hteiA ^Clucsgo, t at 14}c. Middles are'quiet Lqitoiriominal. ; Soles, 530 tierces at 1-4® 16c forateim Abo i 2,850 tierces for Dec. atl3}o ; J«ri at ld}c, 1 Butter tr. qniet »t 20<S>38c'for western , 26# i 43ofor 8tate. Cheese, steady at9®15jo. <> _vi. OSWEGO, Nov. 4 11 F loxxb —Is in good demand arid steady. Sales a f 2,500 bbls at £8 00 far double extra: 87 25 for wh1*- -*-* ----- ’ ancTdfJ 35 for No. 1 spring. Gbatw. —Wheat ia quiet. Sales uf2,000buah White jkdich.,at $1 26. No. 1 Milwaukeedidfe is held at #1 25. Corn is. 1ower;~ ufBafer * 1 3,200 bnsh at 78o. Oats—48Q>49 for' vf«« em. Barley is unchanged. (Sales o f i jmgh primq Toronto a t 99o. - - l l l t f Peas held a t $1 free, for- for Oonw Mxal—| i 75 for unbolted Mild Fud—I, steady. Shorts £ 1 8 # # | fegaruws— $25®26 V ton. H i o r r w n f i s — S V c f ® v fo r i, SWE ■ya& r .'Kiwa CHICAGO, N o v . : F loctu —Is dnll anti lower.' are #4 12®4 50. t : .; G baxk — Wh e a t ia lower. No.. 2 a p ij ^ j g l51- at 97o. Com — No 2 mixed fl.?#?}*- quiet. Oats are firm and firmer * No. 2 Spring at 78o. ’ . HionrwiNxa—Are nt 85o fo Y i r w ® o i B 4 / paokages. Paowniorfi—Mew pork i* qniet *fc-$ 2 h' 24^00 o ld , and #22 f o r new., L a r d i * l L r r x Hooa— #7 2097 75. Bnap Catxxa *—#8 25®6 80. RxcOErrr*—8,000 bbls flour ; 102,000 bdab wheat; 45,000 buah o om ; 17,000bo*l( oatat ' 69,009 brum rye; 52,000 btuh o f bartey; },000-j hogs. u i Bamnons—4,000 bbl* floor; 174,000bptt' wheat; 25,000 buah o o m ; 17,600 bvaah Oat*;. 51,000 tmdt burhy; #,090 bog*. „ ' > — MOuWAUKXA N o v . 4 , 0 Ftorm—Is firm. Extra Bpriag at #41 ®s 00 . • r : Gaaxu—Wheat iafixm. -Noa, 1 - at99o ; No 2 do, at 96o , , jOatt,St. tfom-fr'firmer.'^alas df;Nf>'*whitaat» Ey* ia nnohanged at 62o. B*ri*/ m. 1 8 «Im a t No. 2 ' a i 75c, ' ; t j; ■ Faowxnom-l'Bodk itneta»i|e, ,/.fBa}si ri #25 0O#2$5O., , L itu Hooa— Are f ir m at #6 / B a a m r a — 8,600 faU * flomq 1 -41^0001 whtati-e .), I, a a / S m a m — 8,000 b b l a f l o s r | 61,0001 wheat. . - i 4 t <t- Watwrtewa K etali , j , ^ ....» M ‘ 4 * 1* ' m m , B X A A W b M flM lr - 1 GEiMS U X D ,¥ hcuiwL P0TVT09, Vbaatwi. KGGB, ¥ da»- .. , B C T m , i a CHXEHK, ¥ » . LAEDq ¥ I t . . . « * ____ _ TAUsOW, ¥ » > i r , 1 # H i P I j l f l u G A l . ¥ . » ^ ’L & S - V18K -BABbinrj m a Z W B U X i *bai£A u ih-X > l - t-V 1 .A i l r t f e f i J H # r i«*s>s>*el,.f ..... _ afxM a r e abont the aame aiywrtsrday.' Stock m arkets are Steady, but n o t vary- active. Btate seertrities doll, V irginia © old not a o atrong. South C t f o lin i 6a, o id itill firm. cras’a. Bt r*c. HtJf Beadla*- ........ IHN do coap. — C.B. 5-*D ■»» teg. 'm i L. 8.. do cn»o. VMM. ni|nqte.CaatniV, U.S.Ve R-Yicoop. 15 : 1 ? Oev<Jk P m * e n I.M’* 5-SO '«i old llTHt Obit**®Jtod ft W Jo S e * l o o * .. 10*31 D.iur* 3-3o 'tn no* w 0 R.A's a .m con:n. ta-tti fteglstweaV... tMdoonpoo# Gamaej Slxea Mirijw Oaatlpi Cnaherland WwUm Colon T il. qnlcE-*tl\*r I#'1??® Ted a t 1 B In hrbitfr.r>tji it NeW* wl* BaUloom. scAseiTT -or tou tr w p a x u . N e w Y o r k , 5.— T b e W orld's correspondent sends bj tmlloon t h e follow ing: F a r ii, G o t . 29.— Yesterday m y butcher gave tie notion t h a t h e oould give m e no more m a st. I w e n t to t h e w a r d office and g o t s tioket authorising the m u n icip a l butcher to g iv e meono-flith pound o f meat. I sen t my oerwant ( o r the m e a t at 8 a. m. Ho returned at 3 p. m, having b e e s c o m p e lled to w a it for tor a ir hotxrs. £ had waited thrwe hours at t h e ward oflfiee fo g e t the tiokit. Gust«vo Flotireiis h u t w o of t h e Emperor'* hoxses, w h ich werw left i n the atablee. A l l ii qsxiet in P a r is at 11 o. b lock. A.vjciroK B i u a r MIPouior's «oons amd OBiTTKLI* N a p o leon has appoin ted aa Agent t o pay hia tradtaru e n r b iH g r - --------------------- — F la o ird * are on *11 th* walls oailing upon creditors t o attend th* sa le of th e effect* ot Napoleon snd E u g e n i*, by auction, two m o rihaifter thealage it over. T h e Prtovirional Governm ent refuses t o d f iivwur t e t h * Eap w * h ar cash, diam ond* and Ballooh factory turn* oot o n * baUoori * £11!; i a now t o o etpanrive, and balloon* isxm a d sof ootfon. v ; ..-t- The in fif o f the D gpartmaaat o f Oise aro w ftith o ld in g aap p lie* from the French arm y , p r e ferrin g to o e l l th e m for cash to th e Prussian*. The m o b ilization o f the en t ire F r e n c h m ale p o p u latio n ^between th e age* o f 20 and 40 years h a s been ordered. Brussels, S.— I t is sta t e d h e r e that J r rah disturbances h a v o broken o u t in P a r i*. T h e newB, howerver, c a n n o t b « verified. The N tird,''O F tK ik'city,'p u b K ih e * -w let ter from Bazaine, g i v i n g th e lie t o 6 a m - bctta’s ch a r g e s and im in o a t io n s i n h is proclam a tion t o the F r e n c h arm y, The M a rshal in d ign a n t ly denies any treachery, or treason, o r b a r g a in w i t h the Bonapartiste. H o review s t h e catues and facts w h ich m a d e a su r r e n d e r inevitable, after |an unprofitable siege a n d unm itiga te d suffering. London, 5.— T h e e lection i n T s r is o n t h e question- o f m a in t a in in g t h e pow e rs o f th e governm e n t o f N a t io n a l D e fence, h a r resulted in an overw h e lm in g m a jority i n favor o i the govern m e n t. R e tu r n s o f th e c i t y are nearly com p lete, w i t h excep tion o f three arrondiswm ents. B e s u l t - i s - a * follow s, in round num b e rs; A y e s , 442,000; noes, 49,000; m a jo r it y , 898,000. P e r f e c t tran q u ility exist* in Paris a c c o r d in g t o th e las t d w p a t ches. There h a s boen n o m ilitary m o vem e n t w h a tever s ince S n n d a y . N0w Y o r k , 5 . — A B e r lin d e s p a t c h says a report ie b e in g c irculated h e r e t h a t G a ri baldi, w ith a b o d y o f m o b iles, h a v e been su m u n d e d - a t - V a le r a n d - t a k e n - p r ia o n i Telegram * irom T o u n re p o r t t h a t th e governm e n t is u a c t ive ly p r e p a r in g t o prosecute the w a r a* i f no a r m istice e x isted. E a c h D e p a r tm e n t is c a lle d o n fb r a b a t t e r y o f M d artille r y to every #100,- 000. Sherburg 5 .— A n exp loaion o c c u r r e d here y e e terday h y t h e carelew handling o f s l o t o T c a r tridge*. “N o person* B lT e d T Tw e n ty-six u y o r e d . Brhfeels 5.— E m p r e i E u g e n io th r o u g h this c i t y o n 'T h n r a d a j .ttft^ g s lt e o n her w a y b a c k to G b e lioU M tint. S h e w a s w i t h the E m p e r o r only o n e d a y . ■tabes - •* “ 0 '84 new HOW I)co n ftK f o t * itw 1(*N = . - t — im mi.***. T 4* 1 trKiSeriUU.........,4IX Bo*toa. -w»’«rPower w k fiiW A DneDf c ^ ; ; . , . « 5 S iJiS ta! S. I. Onidt terip n Krl*..-. “ Huww V R n fiBxxr,¥h*Q ., a r r E ,!,,;;,^ OH IGE m raH M , dried, M'M., 'BKBEXttdmdi;«;JBi,V G tetm 1 * D B D T O A P P L M , V I r * n h |- } * S i¥ i T w i i LXXCXNB,¥ BALT. ¥ h h l WATMBLm,*¥ bM „ h a t : j 4 tog— 5 - T r - 00AU. ¥ tow : . . . W - WOOD, *«m&4nM£ „ , W W ¥ **4k- f KKKQeMEOBk W«ri.i f 80LC LW T HB, » . V “ M - 1 IH UT J ? I * 1 ■■ ■fwrtaatiirt' a w t ---------- MM f W r t * * .* * * flotm-Vtog l y | ^ N * w T * r f e aip r m a t ^ ; -1 NJ5W Y O R K , Jfcrv «. COTTON — Firm , 1 7 } stiddhng u pload*. ELOLJE— S o a rody sa f i n s . — -- Heoeipt*, 8,000 banfola a * i * * . 9,00<^yO£f • 5 20 forSuperflna Btot* a n d W u t w a ; ooo non t o qboioe Extra State -14 40®6 -00 e m mon t o ehpio* extra W * a traa 5 4 5 # 10 com mon to o b o ioaronrid' h o o p 0 hk> i£ 8-80. ----- - ——— — — — - * - — --— .vs -— ... E Y E F L O U B —H e a v y S a lN * 0 B b a m i * at 4 G0®5 55. WHEEAT— 1 # 2 lower. “ _ Reoeipts 217,000; 8ald*6S,000, i l f l 2 7 # 128 - T o t N * w No. i - 8 p r i t e - i 8 5 # I - A 7 d t e j W inter, Bed and Am b er W **U m , I 15 W hite Canada in bond. -1 CO E N —F irm . ' Booeipt* 32.000; Sale* 89,000, a t 86#8S for N « w M ixed W eatem. O A T S —F irm . Rsoeipt* 15,000; Bala* 26,000, Ot &5®55} W a riezn; 56# 5 8 for Ohio. P O E K —Firm e . Bates 100 b B & k ,'ii 24 26# 2 4 50 f o e H m o . L A B D — D u ll. Bale* 100 tieree* a t l 4 « l S for Bteam R efined, 16 for k*M* randetaL- liU T T E B — 20# 48. C H I M E — 9® 15}. E G G B —3 I # 3 2 : . j N E W Y O E K , N o v . f a r A s m u - F o t s are steady a i #6 7S # 7 2 S ? pearl* are d o ll and nominal. - O o t t o r —I s lower. 16}ofrirm iddIing 1 _ Wsvmxt—Li finnar. B«l** o< 87}#30p, Hat—I* firm*t#l 10#l Ififoc aWppirii; #120#1.45 forntail krt*. •••• -1 ft? ' H o r s —N e w a r* ia good d a t a w d a i l O # l f l e fot w o ttom ; I 8 # l 9 f t r ffiatfc onparivsteieim*.' B u o a z —Ia ataady. Balw o f 600 h h d k atOA\ ® 10fo for G a b * ; I 0 }#lto f o r Potto Rioe. l f M i m * - .T« dull - ’ ^Ricx— I* qniot. fi*lMet60ti«ro«isl6}9 Coal— I* low e r 8 e n n t o m a t # 8 7 7 } « $ « 0 for la m p ; # 3 S 5 # 8 8 7ifov*team in*fc; #4 ITt\ »4 W } fw *^ . ^ j t e t o r adeeIinaQ l»6# 4 0 o p irtom - v^ f* * iuu«n»^T« iimfr aad X w G r a o d a E f U , Naan w a d wUTft 80tt, d a 0 i i r a o ( i ^ # f # f H * * ' ^ t! W o o t r ^ b \i'{ *!■. -.iff r u m r v m m I ft ( t o & c m m t e m matt-.Mbrnfrnt ■ j u n t o T i I I b m W $0 m x ■-2-UKJ ii& s igd^a w a u m 'ttU M m tamiMeYMM _____ ... »H.9w*Hm _____ s •>« m a m a m h s 9 i > i ^ 'e* .ttla*t4 _ T h r o i * ! . ; ^ WSS^i'
