New-York Tribune (New York [N.Y.])
November 24, 1866

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a te avibnne, NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1866. PRICE FOUR CENTS Vo XXV%..N 7,997. EUROPE. NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE T0 NOV, 23, wYPIPLEORAY £70 THR TRIBUNE. GREAT BRITAIN. THE U. 8. STEAMER FROLIC LoxpoN, Thursday, Nov. %2, 1866. Thy, United States steamer Frolic left Southampy ton esterday to join the squadron at Lisbon. THE GREAT EASTERN, LoxpoxN, Thursday, Nov. £2, 1806. It is reported that the steamship Great Eastern will begin to make regular trips between New-York and Jjrest, early in March, TARFIATENED TROUBLE BETWEEN TWE UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND, Y.oxpoy, Thursday, Nov. 22, 1256p. m, "fhe Paris correspondent of The Lendon Post says th at the relations between England and the United gates will soon be critical, SEIZURE ‘OF FENIAN ARMS, Loxpox, Thursday, Nov. 22, 1860p. m, A urge quantity of arms designed for the use of the ¥enians was seized on ‘board a lLiverpool-bound steamer at Cork, Loxpox, Friday noon, Nov. 23, 1866, A schooner was seized to-day by the Government suthorities, at Cork, on suspicion of baving Fenien are on board. FAILURE OF AN IRISH CONTRACTOR. Dargan, an Irish contractor, has suspended pay- ment. His liabil ties are estimated at £1,000,000 derling, but his esiets are considered good. pte FRANCE. THE END OF MAXIMILIAN'S EMPIRE. Paris, Friday noon, Nov. 23, 1%06. La France this morning editorially admits that the doparture of Maximilian from Mexico is likely to take place at any moment, if it has not already been accomplished, Le Temps says the French will quit Mexico speedily, and all together, The Meniteur maintains silence on the Mexican GUERLION, so beg AUSTRIA. RUMORS OF A NEW LO N. Loxpox, Thursday, Nov, 23, 1866 There is a rumor to the effect that an Austrian loan of several millions of pounds sterlinz will soon he placed in the market. TEGETHOFF TO VISIT THE UNITED STATES. Virsa, Thursday, Nov, 22, 1566 Adm'ral TegethoT of the Austrian Navy left Vienna yesterday for the Uritel tates, He will go direct to New-York, BR S— MARINE INTELLIGENCE, A VISASTE.L. LoNpON, Nov. 22, p. m~The crew of the schouser E. M. Dyer, which was abandoned at sea, have reached Enginnd The esptain, mate and two men died from exposure. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘editorially that ‘to the Rio Grande, that he was in constant communiea- tion with the authorities at Washington, and they were in fact friendly‘to him and his Mexican projects. LIVERPOOL (COTTON MARKET, LIVERPOOL, J ov. 2, noon.— he market for Cot- ton opened firmer, with a prospect of a day's sale of 13,000 bales. Prices, however, are unchanged. Middlime Uplands, 144. LiverrooL, Nov, +2, p.m.—~The Cotton market has been quite active to-day, with sales o 16,000 pales, Viddling Uplands closed firm ot 144 1 eir leum is. ull and prices have declined 12%. Refined closed at 1/6d, The market for Tallow is firm Liverroor, Frilay noon, Nov. —During the week, the Cotton market has been rather dell, bat 14d. for Middling Uplands, Transactions werejnot very heary and the sales for the week do not foot up over 46,000 bales, 'Lo-day the market shows scme impro ement and prices have an advane- ing tendency, Middling Uplan ls ar: quoted this morning at Mid; and the sales to-day promise to re ach 15,000 bales, LIVERPOOL EREADSTUFF3 MARKET. Laverroor, Nov. 22, noor.—Breadstuffsare firmer. Corn 3% 9 per quarter for Mixed Western, LIVERPOOL, Friday noon, Nov, 23.—Breadetnffs continue to advance, aud the mariehto- lay is still firmer. Corn is quoted this mornig abd0/, *.J) LONI OX MONTY MARKET. LoxpoN, November 27— The money market bs easier, and Consols are quoted at for money, The following are the opening rates for American securities: Erie, 50}; Ilinois Cen- tral, 78; United States 5-208, 70}. Loxpox, Evening, Nov. 22.—Consols close at 90 for money. AMERICAN SECURITIES. The following are the latest prices for American securities: Tinols Centrals, 78]; Eries, #0; U.S. Five. Twenties, 70}. Loxpox, Friday noon, Nov, 2.—Cousols are quoted at 90; for money. The following sre the current prices for American securities TS. Five- Twenties, 703; Ilinois Central shares, 8}. Erie Railway shares, 50. nm eI BY STEAMSHIP. steady at ‘Ihe Africa's mails arrived in this city from Bostop hei iste ast night. GREAT BRITAIN. BARL DERBY AT THE LOKD MAYOR'S BANQUET. Tle following is that portion of Earl Derby's speech at the Lord Mayor's ban on the 9th inst., referring to the United States and the laying of the Atlantic Cable: Again, ny Lord Mayor, it is a subject of intense gratifica- tion that We have bad the satisfaction of witnessing the close of two SangWagry wars—one of shorter, the other of longer duration; but bots of them Avcompanied with an amount of blood. shod and misery fm beyond that which attends ordinary war, and both of them also bearing too olosely the character of that most deplorable of all Wars, viz: oivil war. We rejoice to see the return of With regard to that great country, our natural driend, our relation, I may wll jt—that great republic across the indeed coased there, but the MEXICO. Se THE PRESIDENT AND GEN. QGRTEGA'S ARREST, BY TELRGRAPE TO TWE TRIBUNE. NEw-Orgeans, Nov, 29.— The Qalveston Bulletin rays said while at Galveston, en route AMERICAN OFFICERS IN THE ATTACK ON DURANGO. BY TELWORAPE T0 THM TRIBUNE, Sax Fraxcisco, Nov. 2. —Mexican Conenl Goday is informed that the party of American officers who went to Mexico dast Summer with Cole. Montero and Green, and who received commissions im the Liberal army, bave marched with Gen. Aranda to attack Durango. THE LATE EXBOUTIONS IN GUAYMAS, The Mazatlan correspondence of 1he San Francisco Altagives the following particulars of the recont execution of Mexican trmtors at Guaymas: From Guaymas we have news confirming a rumor that came fram the Liberals, of the capture and exeention of Tanori and Almada, together with seventeen others. They were captured it an open boat, while endeavoring to escape to Lower Califor nia. At the time they had no arms; nordid they make any resist ance. Almada was shot at once by one Albilez, whose Yrother Almada had shot seme wonths before. Tanori and the balance of his party were taken to Guaymas and shot on the 26th of September,” The scene at the place of execution is represented as having been hormble in the extreme, Tanori begged like a dog for his life, declaring that he wonld serve them us a slave should his life enly be spared. As the first volley was fired some were praying, some rolling on the ground, tearing it with their hands, and a few standing and cursing their captors. At the first discharge not above felt were killed a second squad was ordered up and they poured in their bullets; tLen the offi. cers rushed in with their revolvers and sabers, shooting and cutting all who showed any signs of life. The soldiers bayoneted and mangled those already dead in the most fearful manner. Notwithstanding the brutality of the execution, we must remember how cruelly these condemned men have mas. sacred whole towns, sparing meither woman nor child, ‘Thir- teen others of the Imperial party—all plomias ut men in the ser- vice—were captured on the 19th, while makirg their way to Arizona, and when quite near our lines. They, too, were shot. The death of these, and those of Tanori's party, takes every Jeader or man of any prominence in the Imperial party in the State of Sonors, and puts an end to the Tmperial cause there, on THE BAHAMAS.

DAMAGES BY THE RECENT HURRICANE—THE WORK OF RESTORATION—HIGH PRICE OF FoOobD—OLD BUILDINGS AND MODERN STRUOTU RES. By the arrival here yesterday of the steamer Cor sica from Nassan, we have dates from that piace to the 19h inst, A special session of the Legislature had been provisions for repairing the damage done to publi y bh the late hwrricape, In his speech, opening the Sescion, the Governor sau I have lost no time in col'acting und making public corvect information as to the ravages of the storm in this Island Suffice it here to say that upwardd of 600 dwellings have been destroyed, and an equal number injured; that seareely a public building has escaped injury: that many places of worship and sehoolbonges have been blown down, and all have been damaged; that a majority of the principal warchouses and’ stores in this city have been thrown Jown or severely injured that of 242 vessels and boats which floxted in the harbor on the morning of the 1st October, all but one hud suvk or heen driven ashore before the next day had dawped, and that #9 of them Feld to make property by have been broken up or greatly injured; that the standing crops of provisions and it have heen destroyed, the orchards partially poted, and the fields and gardens, to a great degree, ladd bare Ibe Out 1slands generally exhibic a similar spectacle. Ta rome, too large quantities of salt have been destroyed, and the Salt Ponds have been injured. The position of their inhabitants, men over, is less favorable than that of the people of this island Chey are for the most part emall proprietors, dependent for their daily foad npon the produce of their fields and of the ocean. Of thea resources they have been to a gr t rived by the destruction of thelr crops in whieh, In ordinary times of scarcity tuned to find u seanty substisute for the produce of their ficld have been stidppod of their Diss and bores, wid thoy bave 1 carning wages nd eal ext aud beats. The forests they have been pec opportunity 1ing 1 indastrist or a ral en pioyinents, The sum of ¢25 000 was voted by the Legislatu to repair damages, The Nassar Guardian says: The work of restoration is pro eaeding rapidly ir The sound of t 4x ang AW uart 1 hy the ond of wext month there will be Tietl “we have had so destructive a vo sitor ag the reeont hn N Provisions yore very high iu price. Eocg were 6 cents, pad American cabbages 55 cents (gold) Bach. Fish Lad auother rise and was Hw per coat above what it need t Ome Yon o. Mutton was hing sold at 50 eonts por paund One peculiar feature wus brought out by the hurriecape ond that is, while the oldest baildings withstood its u ty fore others of modern dute have been prostiuted. This way be ae coantod for thus In olden times buildings were erected to last Now they are put up by contract, and there are $0 ILeny com petitors in the field that the couscicatious builder, if he enter it sll, cannot afford to do the work as he did formerly. RELIGIOUS,

THE VIRGINIA METHODIST CONFERENCE. ForTRESS Moxrog, Noy, 21,—The Virgima Con- ference of the Methodist Epizcopal (hweh South opened its session this morning in the Granby st. Methodist Chureh in Norfolk. Bishop G. T. Pearce presides. Seventy three mem bers only answered their names. although the Conference con sists of 180 ministers, representing the different districts ander its eontrol. The report upon the financial affairs of the Church will be submitted upon the last day of the Conference. Tt is under stood it will not speak very bighly of the present state of the funds, but owing to the depressed condition of matters in the South, will urge the necessity of measures being taken with the view of an improvement in its financial arrangements us speedily as possible, Several questions of much importance in regard to certain changes in the policy of the Church will come up for the eon sideration and action of the Conference. The General Confer ence, in which resides the legislative power of the Church, wot its session in New -Orleans last April, introduced changes in the temporal economy of the Church Some of these changes, it is expected, will come up before this Conference, One of the changes in the polity of the Charch, made by the General Conference and recommended by them to the several Annual Conferences for their sanction, is the intro. duction of lay delegates futo the conncils of the Chareh, both in the General and Agnual Conferences. Shonld this proposed change in the law of the Methodist Chnrch receive the neces sary concurrence of the Annual Conferences, the future General Conference will be composed of an equal number of laymen and there will be in the Annual Conferences four lay delegates cach presiding elders district. General Conference also recommends that the present name of the Church—Methodist Episcopal Church South—be changed to Episcopal Methodist Cliurch. The word South was affized to the mame of this Church in 1845 to distinguish it from the Methodist Episcopal Church in the North, from which the Southern Church withdrew in 1844, because of the existing dissimilarity of views upon the political questions of the day with their Northern brethren. nee it is now proposed to eall the Church the Episcopal Methodist Church, a name signi fying its J sarin of Eplscopacy, and also distingnishing it from the Methodist Fpisvopal Church of the North. PRESBYTERIAN UNION, BY TELRGRAPN TO TRE TRIBUNE. BALTIMORE, Nov. 23. —The Songtegatiols of the Presbyterian Church, under charge of the Rev. Mr. Lefevre and the Rev. Dr. Bullock, met to-night, at the church of the latter, to form a new Presbytery, to be independent of the General THE FENIANS, 1 BPORT 0 OBTAIN A NEW TRIAL IN THE OABK OF THE QUEEN AGT. BLIVEN, BY FELEGRAPE TO TAB TRIBUNE. Toronto, Nov. 23.—In the Court of Common Pleas to- day, before the Chief-Justice and Justices Adams and John Wilson, Mr. McKenzie applied for a rule calling upon the Attorney-General to show cause why the verdiet should pot be set aside as contrary to the law and evidence, and 8 new trial had, in the case of the Queen agt. Sliven, one of the Fenian pnroners at present under sentence of death in the Old Jail, The grounds on which the motion was based wero that the indictment charged the prisoner with two distinct offenses—that of committing the overt act as a British subject, as well as an American eitizen; that the alleged offense, being committed in County Welland, could not be tried in County York, being one of two united counties; on ground of misdirection by the Judge and further, that the Judge who took the Assizes an tried the prisoner without an order from Her Majesty's Executive Council, contrary to the provisions of the statute, the prisoners being, at and before the time of their trial in custody, Mr. Justice J. Wilson stated, that in reference to the last grounds of objection, he had already filed an order of the Executive Council with the Clerk of the Crown. Mr. McKenzie contended, that if so, there was nothing on the face of the order to show that any meinbers of the Executive Council were present at the time the order was made, and that consequently the order was null and indperative, The Chief Justice stated, that the Court did not propose granting a rule in any of these unless they were clearly shown that there was some foundation for the objections. INCREASED VIGILANCE OF THE CANADIANS—PRRSONAL. PY TRLEGKAPH TO THE TRIBUNE MONTREAL, C. E., Nov. 23.—Dispatches received here by the Governor-General, from England, state that the possibility of trouble with the United States renders in- creased vigilance indispensable on the part of the Cana dian authorities. Heavy rains have occurred in the Eastern townships, causing disastrous floods. Gen. Averill, the newly-appointed United States Consul-General has arrived. Db. McNiver, a prominent citizen of this place, has been held for trial on a charge of committing extensive forgeries. The imports last week were $50,000 less than for the same week last year. Canal dues for October ex- hibited 4 slight increase over last year. THE CAUSE IN MISSOURL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. St. Louis, Nov. 23. -The Stephens wing of the Fenian Brotherhood in mass meeting at their headquarters in this city last night, adopted resolutions re-affirming their con- fidence in Stephens, and condemning another movement against Canada as a waste of blood and wer material, They alko warn their brethren against appeals in behalf of their condemned friends in Canadian prisons, on the ground that nothing ean be done in time to save them. They express the belief that Fugland dare not execute the scn- tences of the Canadian Courts, but if she does, their only hope of successful retribution and for the establishing of sn Irish Republic is prompt, energetic coiiperation with their Irish brethren on Irish soil; and to this end they urge immediate organization and bountiful contributions of money and arme. a CANADA. s— PURCHASE OF ARMS BY TELSGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE 23. ~The gnnboat Hercules has Seventeeon thou- Torx10, C. W., Nov. gone into Winter quarters at Kingston. saud stand of arms— Peabody breech-loaders—have heen purchesed by the Government for the vointieers and are now being distributed among the different artillery 1 od cavalry core of the Province, CRIME.

OLRIEN SILENCED HIS EXECUTION TO BZ IN JANUARY. Jeremiah O'Urien was yestorday conde 1 to be haaged on the 18th ye Jam v y or the 1 er of Kate Sunsh, Lis mistress, of which he was convieted last week He was paced at the erlminal bar of tad Court of Genes ud Sey junet previons to its adjournment for the day, and was intently red by thes) pres t. Nothing wax noticealdo in except tat i n TL cod it pinee his (rnd took pinee I he wel of the death sentence was a formal and speedy aff 1 top toward It wos a motion by Mr. Gunning 8. Bedford jr, Assistant Distro Attor ney, for the jndgment of the Court and the privoner, after learn ing the charge against him, was then asked why his sentences should vot be pronounced O'Brien, in a subdoed and pleasant tone of vou All I can say is that Tam sorry that 1 committed this de ed I did not know what I was doing, 1 was out of my wicd As soon as the prisoner had ceased speaking, he was nd dressed by the Conrt. who briefly spoke eof the character of his crime and then closed as follows: The duty Imposed on me is an nnpleasanut one. but I cannot sh ink from it. 1 have now to pass the sentence of the law, which is that yon shall be taken 10 the place from whence you came, and then be hanged, on the 18th wl i pews next, until you are dead, and may God have merey on your soul.” The prisoner was given into the hands of a deputy sheriff. after the death sentence had heen ad and signed, and was then conveyed back to his cell in the tomim The prisoner's connsel, the Hon. Sidney R. Stuart, will present a motion to the Court of Appeals asking for a new trial for his olient, on the ground of certain exceptions taken upon the ral 1g of the lower court. THE FURMAN-ST. HOMICIDE. VERDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER IN THE THIRD DEGREE The case of Eugene J. Fergus, charged with the mu=der of Patrick MeGuann in Furman st, Brooklyn, was re samed yesterday morning in the Court of Oyer and Termiger, before Jr igs Lott, Justices Host and Voorhies, and a jory Quite a large erowd of speetators were present and much inter est was manifested. Jumes Galligan, Peter Gibbs, Thomas Keenan, Charles Motiirn, Thomas Dooley, P. L. Fergus and Ofticer Peter Mooney were examined for the defeuse, chicly with reference to the character of the prisoner. Few new facts were developed, The prosecution then introduced some slight rebutting testi mony, with the view of proviug that Fergus was a man of quarrelsome disposition and bad reputation, This closed the testimony in the case. Mu. John Cooney, sr., counsel for the prisons, then sump sd up the case for the defense. He addrossed the Surf ut consider. able length, elaborately analyzing the testimony whioh had Leon laid before them. He closed with a vivid portraiture of the results of their decision, and an effective and affecting appeal uot for sympathy, but for simple Justice. The case for the prosecution was sunaued up by Assistant District Attorney James Troy. Mi Troy endeavored to con trovert the arguments of the opposing counsel, analyzed the evidence in full and wsserted that if he were not thoroughly convinced of the prisoner's guilt, Jie would not ask a verdict at thelr hands. From all the evidence that had been brought for ward, however, he believed the man Fergus guilty of murder and asked the jury so to decide. Judge Lott then charged the jury, instructing them thor oughly on points of law, and informing them distinctly as to replied eadabgersn EQUAL RIGHTS. mt SESSION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY SPERCH OP WENDELL PHILLIPS. PY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.—The Pennsylvania Aanti- Slavery Society resumed its session this morning, in the hall of the Franklin Institute, and devoted the day tos consideration of the affairs of the society, and the ways and means of carrying out its objects, In the evening the society closed its labors by a grand meeting at the Na- tional Hall, one of the largest halls in the city, which was engaged to accommodate the thousands whom it was ex- pected would be anxious to hear the renowned Antis Slavery orator, Wendell Phillips. After a speech from the Hon. Henry B. Stanton of New-York, Mr. Philli was introduced and received with great applause. He spoke as follows: Slavery as a legal and political lated. Tt still exists as a soclal {ustitution, and has a wide in- fluence over social and industrial customs, Of course the elim- ination of such aa element from Southern society must be a work of time. It can ouly be effected by the mors or less grad. nal introduction of Northern habits, ideas, energies and insti- tations, [Cheers.] To effect this should be the purpose of every loyal man, in order to produce s homeogencous nation. The means of effecting it in a general se.se are for the Government to use its war rights fully, (**Hear.”] These are to hold the political control of the South long enough and exclusively enongh to watch and protect this social change. In this point of view all delay in the South resuming her share in the federal Government is a gain. Men talk of Reconstruction as if it simply mennt Senators and Representatives coming back inte Congress, and the most radical even talk of the gain of the ballot as tue absolute" protection of the negro. Doubt. less this is so in the result, but since we can we ought to make this transition state as eosy to the negro os possible. Talways thought it a mean thing for an individual sla veholder to claim after having robbed a man for 40 years that he had set him free, without education, power or any other ad vantages. For the nation to use this power and merely to put the negro in possession of his bare rights, and leave him to the inevitable opposition of Southern hate, aud the social prestige of the educated and wealthy clusses, would be in fact a desei- tion. ‘Twenty years ago the anti-Slavery cause would have been grateful if he could have been given so much, bat to-day we not only have the power to give him more, but the events of the war make ns owe him more, and the safety of the nation makes it indispensable that we should secure him more as promptly as possible, jAppiame) No doubt if the negro were granted merely the ballot, that in 30 years it would result in a change of American Society; but we have the power to make that chouge much more rapid. Tts greater rapidity is so far a gain to the ration. The more promptly it is done the easier, the less expensive and the less wn to our institutions, ‘There is a reat ery of impartial suffrage. Ihave two objections to it, (Hear.) The granting of suflrage ouly to those blacks who read or who have property, is dismissing the question from onr politics! issues. We fon that advantage and at the same time add to the Union political strength of the South only a smail percentage of the negroes. If upon granting impartial suflrage, A State resumes her sovereignty, it would be for South Carolina to say how fast her negro population shall learn to read, shall acquire property or own laud, If therefore, the Republican programme is to content itself with fwpartial suffrage it ought to be accompanied by the Vederal Government retain ing #0 much control of the separate States as to luswie a thorocgh exercise of civil rights and the edacation of the masses, [Applause] As this is not likely to be peruitied, it socins to we un moeh safer end wiser way to keep the State their present condition, during which the Federal Governm and the North hove great influence on both of these issues education and the effectual security of eivil rights. [Hear suffiege is the guarantee of education itself wer is measurably annibi- Again, universal We edneate the man who has power over our own futures, this were a new question, if we were deciding the basis of suf frage for all races and all states, we might talk of imparticl suf fing the nation, and settled in favor of universal snifrage. Equality requires that the negro race should be treated ns other races have been in this particular. We cannot take suffrage from those who enjoy it to-day We cannot say to the Irishman of the North or the poor whites of the South, you shall not vore— wit though y be, [It is, therclove, neither Jt Kl to soy this to the negro. (Hesr| It is of rime cand be secured only by the Pederal Government claiming the right to saperintend Slate sducation, or hy engaging the selfish mess of the wealthy in educating these classes where suffrage d uftects their interests and rights. This cousida vor of universal suffrage as anv Ie sion deter ines me inf In the recent elections the leading went of Southern society Journals and State Committees endeavored to bind the people to the single issue of the Constitutional Amendments, but in my opinion the main iuterest of the canvass did not center on that uestion. The people themselves could only be roused by, and y their interest always centered in, the question of reconstruction on the basis of suffrage for the negro. All the stirring speeches of the canvass turned on this point, Numembet of Gonggrais tomy knowledge trusted his district without an argnment of this issue Whoever would serve the people in this purpose, they forgot his past, however equivooal, and honored him for his willingness to serve them today; whoever endeavored to balk them in this og Po, no matter how brilliant his past, they forgot it all, and he lost sll his influence to-day. Witness Beecher lost in the wave he vainly endeavored to stem. Grant himself, on the Western prairies, was received not only withont plandits, hut with absolute coldness, because they doubted his position on this question. And even where the timidity of its candidate mistook his constitnency, au appeal to them on this issue strengthened his chances. 1 remember one case where (Go Butler, io his Western tour, was importuned by the candidate himself to omit from his speech the question of negro suffrage on the frond that the Copperhead clement wus so large that it would endanger lis election, but the General shook his shoulders and made lis usual speceh, and was that it took Iwo men to carry in their extended arms the tond of bouquets with which the speaker was showered. Lue candidate, to his own surprise, was elected by a larger majority than he had ever had before. (Hear.] The great defeet of the Republican leaders Is that they do uot belleve in or trust the instinots and purposes of the people. No doubt this groping and sesistiess or dumb {ostinet of the people will effect its purposs, but our desire iy that it shall eftect it promptly and with the least evil. Beside, the element of rime is one which is alto an element of danger. Nupoleon said an hour Jost is an opportanity for misfortune Who knows what foreign complications—the Mexican, the Canadisg and those arising from the Alebuma claims—the wily secretary of State may fling across onr path 50 as to embarrass or push aside our domesife question. [Hear bear.] Hours now bear the fruit of centuries awhile 850. Last May Napoleon thought himself ti strongest rooted prince iu Europe aud able to control the destinias of that conti: neat, but in sixty days the gigantic figure of Bismark over. shadowed Euiops aud Napoleon is nowhere. [Applause Austria said 1 ke pay roots though the strata of a pe centuries and she dung herself upon tiermany with the certainty of success, Nhe goes out of the contest a broken wer. Who kuows from what quarter such iaterforence may effected iu our future? Beside the white heat. Northerm trude lougs for the Southern market, (Hear.] All the machinery of politics and finance will be brought to bear upon the Sommercial classes North to he con sinks in consequence.” This state of things would remove the classes influ ‘ace of the mone from the republican scale into thas of its rival. So imperative, therefore, is the necessity of shutting the f Cougress for the present oors bility of Southern representatives stirring this issue n such circumstances every loyal man is justified in exhausting the arsenal of constitutional means to save, to save as promptly as possible, the full froits of We are not bound by any motive of conciliation to let this question through the dangers of Waly Fears. Wo have a ight to settle it at once and while it is fully in our hands. this brings ns to the question of fopeachiog the President. (Hear. While he remains in office the inspiration of the Government is to save as much as ble of the old Southern oligarchy. This on any is his purpose. It is in vain to hope that any events or any ex- hibition of popular fosling, will make Mr. Johnson a trustwor- By leader. He is a Southerner in every drop of his blood, a po tician in all his principles and habits; and not only that, but the worst type even of the South he is a pol- ticlan of the Tennessee school. [Applause] It his vate habits 9 pertinent to and associations are those which lead bim into intimate rela tions and affinities, not with the intellectual, statesmanlike and educated leaders of the North, bat with that type of Soutban men whose gross babits sensual Jdujgensies ve had so much effect pon their tod course, very Lay his pas- 1 and the years that followed was more sion of patriotism inl the trick of the doma, than the forecast of a statesman or the principle of a patriot. The Jows have w proverb, Trust neration.” It is safe to act npon it not a convert to the third ge in these circumstances, an Trust not a Horder State idlest dream to sup- to yt politician in any contin ency.” It is the pose that in this war of ideas the Northern Lost can be led by a man who was not constitutionally of their camp, who did not inherit and have in h honoe the cagginal rine ples ff North- ern civilization. Applause. r. Johnson bas not mado a misstep, or been excited to an unnatural betrayal. He has been acting out his nature, He hos shown us the bent and purpose of the whole man. Our object should be, therefore, to remove him from the control of public affairs and let them pass as y as possible into the control of loyalty. Congress, therefore, the moment it assem. bles, should throw the chaff of reconstruction out of one win- dow and these swindling amendments out of the other, and commence with the business of the hour, which is the removal of w Southern Rebel from the control of the Executive Depart- ment of the (iovernment. Impeachthe President! and not only impench him, but while under control let the duties of his office he performed by another Land. The wisdom of this course is not only to save us from danger but to let this reconstruction, by planting the seeds of a new social state at the South, com- merce at once, and not be delayed until the 4th of March, 1869; to let it commenee while the Federal anthority can watch and protect it in the present territories south of u's aud Dix: on's line. The XNLth Congress shonld meet on the 5th day of March, 1867, and not have its session delayed until next De. cember. By their own showing it is not safe. ‘Fhe experience of the last Summer shows that it is not safe to trust the Presi. dent without the cheek of the legislative body. Consistency requires that Congress should go further, if they really digtrust, as they assert they do, the intentions of the President. If the character drawn of the President by the Republican leaders during the recent canvass be honestly entertained by them, by what right do they trust the finance and the revenues of the country and the patronage of the country in the hands of one whom they have designated again and again uso comrade of Southern Rebels—a men whose conrse at New-Orloans and Balti- more they have again and agun denounced—a man who they confessed longed for the opportunity of some Radical mistake iu Sarylan that Le might stain the pavements with the blood of his fellow-citizens I If they belicved what the have asserted Congress is bound to stop the supplivs, to chock the motion of Government while it obeys the Pind of a man who they describe as a traitor to the loyal purpites of the domi. nant section, the victors in the recent war, |Hear, hear.) Once the eharge against the President was that be had '“Tylerized that from a Republican he had become a Demoerat. Public opinion has settled down into the convietion that this was only half the truth, or rather no purt of the tyuth at all; that is re. ality his was not a party elange, but that he went from the but it is n question already settled for the larger share of leaders of the Republican party have aseerted sul stantially the

President in control at the seat of Goverment events that have taken place since show that ke ought not to ba st or sale Men doubt whether the people ae ready for this subject. coln doubted every step he took, bit he said himself, “I was Noithern camp to the Southern. 1 believe that our children will see the evidence hefore the Fourth If day of July, 1865 the President was in persopal communiention. if not with Jofferson Davis, then with his immediate adherents and devised with them tie courss that he has pursued ever since f this be mot literally true, the By what right then as vigilant guardians of the last Spring, leaving the At any rate same thing, nation did they venture to adjonry left another Summer. 1 know the stopping of the supplies is regarded as a revolutionary measnre, but we Jive iu times of It has only assumed poi tance thet we wild secure the edueation revolution, ‘Lhe war itscll is not ended. Jf the Southern masses. In times to come the vote of Alabama o new phase. The North either trusts the President or it dues d Ark as are to decide whether war shall ravage the soa. not. 11 it does not trast him why does it trust him with’ the ard, deprecinte the stocks and eripplo the commerce of the whole patronage and revenue of the Government, Men say the country, No Jit be said that New-York, Massueh tts North is divid d, Well unite it by making very prraged wd Peon ols ania are to have no method of reaching the minds man feel that safety lies in supporting a radical policy” [Hear, ft Arkansas masses before they vote on hear) In this contest the man who is willing to risk every- va question to Kf the aristocracy of Alabama and Arkansas thing will beat. When any two men quarrel, Le who is willing t pt! us they have hitherto don to put everything at huzard carries the day n past times ns anchle to ithe N i press (os wo means of regel between the Nocth and the South the South brought the North ng t r argu ith them these national questions, It wos to terms on every ocension by saying If you don't submit I the ance of the mosses thet made the Secession leaders vill seced she dared to risk everything in order to carry her out t pl Hen: as wiven point. The President has followed the Southern policy.” He I that by som ery we Hake risked everything for his policy. Now he las uot suceceded, South us subject to the Leh an t he has a million and a half of voters on his side in the North as wie, (Applagse.) 1 uly has *ho whole South, and behind them Le has the patronage s upon wh ety trust them wit eir share in he ernment iu his bands Ifobeying the counsels of timid the decision of national 1 Now universal education leads die Republican party dare not meet him and risk the {snc with three years to work in, no_man can prophcey what will be the resalt of his movements. Defy him ta bis face, Put foot to foot to his issne, and jet the people jnd {Hear, hese.) Lin- surprised to find the people were always more than ready for everything I did.” Thesame is true to-day. The pe ople may not fmperiously demand any particular measure, but they trust to the patriotism of their leaders, and anything they anuounce the result and rained ople oannot be kept ar as necessary and jndicious will receive a more than enthusiastic popular support. When we say that the people are ahead of their leaders we moan that they are ready to say amen, and pat their full strength behind the most radieal movement which trusted men shall venture to make. [Cheers What a pieture! Last June leading Members of Congress met inCongress and froclaitand that they did not know whether they should be allowed to meet in the December that was to come, and then quiotly adjourned because Washington was too hot. Would Cromwell and Humpden, aud Vane have ad- journed the Long Parliament with the declaration that they did not know whether Charles Stuart would allow them to meet again! Did Mirabeau advise the French Convention to rise when he donbted whether Louis XVI would allow of their re. assembling? No; they resolved that they would be in per petual session. Did the Long Pariiament trust Charles with his wsual military and other powers after they had declared that they could not trust him as a king! No; with emincut consistency, Parliament assumed the powers with which they declared the King was not to be trusted, The Eepublican party is Pledied to-day by its own declarations that the President is not worthy of public confidence to assume in some shape the powers whi they proclaim he misuses. Impeach him and remove him. That is ouo remedy, If Lie canuot be impeached, eripple him if he cannot 58 impeached, fwmpoverish him. If the Government cannot be taken from ais hands, make the Govorn- went not worth the having. If he gives Rebels, even worse than Democrats, the handling of the public treasure, trust him with no more ahi treasure. You say there are no pee tg Make them. The safety of the nation is the éipfemd law. The recent canvass declares that Congress represents the national will. Let them execute it it can only be done by Congress be- coming substantially the Government until the Presidency falls into Loaest hands. He is the last Rebel to be conquered. We thonght that Rebeldom surrendersd when Loe gave his sword to Grant. We were mistaken its last camp is in the White House, and Congress is bouad to bring it to terms. ht the close of his speech Mr. Phillips was loudly ap- plandead. THE SOUTHERN STATES. I LOUISIANA. SEMMES A PROFRESOR—EMIGRATION, BY THLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. New-OnrLraxs, Nov. 23.—Admiral Raphael Semmes, WASHINGTON. A LONG OABINET BSBSSION—OOMPLICATIONS IN THM MEXICAN BUSINESS—A DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZA- TION INDORSING NEGRO SUFFRAGE—DISCEARGE OP CLERKS IN THE DEPARTMENTS—INTERNAL REV- ENUE—THE PHILADELPHIA SURVEYORSHIP—FERe BONAL. BY TRLEORAPHK TO THE TRIBCONE. WasuxGroN, Friday, Nov, 23, 1366. Speculation has been rife here to-day in regard to the special Cabinet meeting which was hastily sums moned yesterday, and which lasted for several hours. It is conceded that this meeting wae of more than ordinary importance, and all concerned are very ret- joent, There is reason to believe, however, that certain new complications in the Mexican business were under consideration. The failure of Maximilian to make his escape from Mexico, as was expected, has somewhat interfered with the programme which had been arranged, aud may delay for a short the full reinstatement of the Juarez Government in power. The Conservative Army and Navy Union of this city held s meeting last evening, and adopted the fol- lowing resolutions: Whereas, The recent elections in the Northern and Western A condition. Precedent jo the resroration of the Southern States Jo franchise relations with the General Government; therefore, esolved, Tha udgme: ganization, y Pl "the nh of the J gr t oe country to appeal to the Northern and Southern States to ex- tend suffrage to the negro on such qualified basis as may bo deemed proper and just. Resolved, That taxation and representation should go hand’ in hand, and, if the enfranchisement of the negro will accom- plish the triumph of that great principle and secure to us a re-, united and peaceful Union, we will give the measure our most Support, Resolved, That, while we recognize the progressive spirit of tho age, and would pursue a liberal and conservative course of ac- tion in all things, we earnestly the States yet reject the ed Constitutional Amendment by sucha déctded vote as will show its orignators that there can be no proseribed classes in this land of freedom Here is a straw which shows which way the wind is blowing. This Union is composed of mex who served in the army, and is intended as an offse\ to the Radical organization known as the Boys in Blue.” Most of the members hold office under the Goyeru- ment, and during the late campaign were strong sup porters of the Presidential policy. The extent of the indorsement of the President's olicy by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Chand- er, in his speech to the party who serenaded him last night, is shown by the following verbatim report of his remarks. The statement to that effect in a New- York paper of to-day was evidently made without reference to what he actnally said, Mr. Chandler labors feithfally to discharge the arduous ducies of his office, and does not intrude his political opinions une called for upon anybody: Gryreeymes: I thank von for this kind visit and for the bean. tif! mosie which you have furnished us, and, us it is o little cold ont here, I invite you in, where you will meet a warmer reception nid more substantial thanks. i Tne Sicretary of the Treasury, in conversation with a friend to-day, said that the disturbed condition ol the New-York money market was pot in copse- quence of auything that has been done in relation to the finances. We learn that a number of clerks in the office of the Fourth Auditor have been notified that after the Ist of the coming month their services will be no louger required, owing to a decrease in the eurrent work. itis also probable that a large number of clerks in each of the Departments, whose labor was enhanced by the war, will soon he ditcharged fer the same reason. The Departinents thas affected will in- clude the Second, Third and Fourth Aaditore, Second Controller's, Pension, Quartermaster’s, Ordnance, Adjutant-General's, Navy, Paymaster-General's, and Treasurer's. n A meeting of clerks of the Treasury Dipariment was held to-day to prepare a memorial to Congress for an facia of Sou Dedeagioli A meeting of clerks representing the different ns of the War te ment was Bela ee eiiop br. I They claim thatdaring the past four yeas they Gu. worked more hours and had fewer leaves of absence than any other clerks. The increased expense of liv- ing is the chief argument of these gentlemen for an increase of salary. The amount of Internal Revenue collected for the fiscal year to date exceeds $142,000,000, The lead- ing officers of the Bureau estimate th& receipts for the present fiscal year at £299,000,000, 816,000,000 less than for the last year. lad there been a fair crop of cotton, the receiptg Would have been largely in excess of last year. is “evident that on may be yet ally reduced without injury to the credit of the Government, and it is understood that an effort will be made to lighten the burdens of trade in this respect at the néxt session of Congress. 4 The Hon. Alexander Ramsay, Senator {from Minue- sota, has arrived and is at the National. Shonld the weather be pleasant to-morrow, there will be a large and brilliant attendance at the Washington trottin park to witness the race between Dexter i: Magoosler. Gen. and other distinguished horse-fanciers will be present. p54 It is said there were 15 or 20 istent applicants for the office of Surveyor of the Port of Philadelphia, but the President has appointed Jo. Levens, who filed bis bopds to-day, and will forthwith enter upom hig official duties. $i fk In the examinations by the Retrenchment Commit. tee of Congress, now in session in the Treasury build- ing, no new facts were elicited, and bat one witness was examined to-day. It is a noticeable fact, how. aver, that all the cotton speculators and those in- terested in the frauds are now in this city, comparing notes, and endeavoring to learn the action of the Committee, The Hon. W. A. Woolford, member of C elect from Georgia, bas applied to the Boston Frat Society for 100 Sabbath school libraries, to be di sod Sabbath schools Atlentio—the storm of war has Assembly, Old Sohool. This action is pursuant to the determi. what verdict they should return after they had docided ou oor cearfece, nay, 1 say the inwrior, of society is still ruffed ion taken some ti by these t y. tented with any sort of regonstruction that will give them the ‘and YetI cannot balicve that that great and carol e notion of the General Astombly in ne matter of tv o4 0 clock the fury retired, and after returning once for Routh as glist customers. The efforts of this Kind late of the Rebel Navy, has accopted the chair of Profes- N ru Distriot of Noy. York, Spon con erful nation, which has such glorious efforts for the (Le Louieville Presbytery. further instructions, hroight in, at about p.m. a verdiet of 11 the coming six months will be unmeasured yor of Moral Philosophy and Foglish Literature in the being accessory to sm of kesping down the burden of debt which thet war et manslanghter in the third degree.” t and incessant. Add these to the Demoorntio party Louisiana State Seminary of learning at Alexandria. Gen. nu the of the w bas entailed on its ustionsl flunices—which is such FORTRESS MONROE The prisoner will be sentenced at 94 0 cloek this morning of the North. aud the clamor of the Southern States, with the Fitzhugh Lee, nephew of Gen. Lee, hus arrived here en Weed othets, superhuman efforts to resover iis financial tion-—1 oan: pid y i patronage of the Government at thel head, and who says it is route fi r Taxas for his health, The ship Johanna has ar- T i 1 bt 5 7 ok Bellon a al Sa apo in the del i EXECUTION OF JAMES MACK. ot 8 fearful straggth an faoatculable danger! The real interest rived from Bremen with emigrants. This is the second party SS ning Limeif Repent 4 $100 oe a W ATTENTIONS TO ME. DAVIS BY HIS FRIENDA AND RELATIVAS I of Northern commerce and buginess is a reconstruction that 3 i 1 ance, to compose the agitation Wich at present pre OY _TELEGRAPE TO THE TRIBUNE, will Kiva tus 5000 000 of thrifty, industrious and contendsd cargo of emigrants which has arrived this season. being Government MONTREAL, Nov. 33, —James Mack, the murderar RTO for customsry, and 5 000,000 of white men turning thel 2s due to the ty J 0 v ana exhibit to the world at 80 dihtant period again the ratifying t of a great, a proud aud a ‘prosperous oom. munity. cheers.) And, gontiewos, I may Le ited ®o i if in the course of that dreads] wo Waid has #0 Jong devastated that country, any questions may have arisen be. Ixween that and our oeuntry which have uced the slightest wmount of unpleasant feeling, i have a confident expectation that ‘the two Governments hing these uestons in a spirit of anutusl forbearance and kind conciliation (loud creers will arrive ut such a solution of those questions as tok ht remove all remnants of bitterness, Yul place ou a better foundation than ever our relations with that great country, to wiioh we are ond hy 40 Jay tos oS 4 olicers. the war in Germeay 2 n Bo on the Mortis Of hat wart 1 Jat now to ox any opinion as te its t with regard to two of the countr Aalnly in that war—with (mand y—uow that by the transfer of off fom oue, and a loug.desired province is uc- onGdont Dope amet these ooumtricn wil) Germs the world a t #0 countries will derive tages iu maintaining the most friendly relations, especially, released from any apprehension of foreign ip asionor war, will devote its attention to its internal af- of its great interests and re. y (Cheers) It is true that we can claim in any great military mchiovement; but we, God, have no sanguinary battle to deplore. We 5 have ne military triumphs te hoast; but peace bas its J riunphs as well as war, and iy the course of the past vear 13-4 point with pride to a triamph more sdvantageous to the 4 1400, unding more to the eredit of the country, than which could be godftel by any warlike operations, how 1 ever y oenduc however bravely carried on {Cheers.] I aliide to that great triamph whiah hss been Lach by British sc by British skill, by British $vercace, by British energy, by which we have FoatutaIen our an wuerica, between which we have succeeded in annibilati vie and space. [{Cheess.) Ht yCommenting on this speech The London Times says: ever, the intimation that 8 tion for the erra the differences between os and this Prous or shat the duties of neatrale in maratime wer might, if nece art, be reconsi Lord Derby's Govern, ha ily, During the four years of the late civil war they were out of office. It is among the adrintages of our Parka. grocefully depart from it, may retire to make tray for others why are more free to act. From the very jest that Lord imumiog controversies, and to come {fo conclu. sions distasteful to the Government Whe most important poiat in Loyd Derby's speech was, how- to the Alabama claims would be faverabiy entertained, and to proach these questions without suspic or a an hora ot cRmOE AY on Russell and his oollpagues had te conduc ond and Ie, it would be almost impossilic for them to approach these ‘ussions with a fair chauce of success. They will not the less, we be vo a cordial support to their successors in wy sttemyt made to emove a cause of offense wich muay which sppesap to be decply felt on 1 eothor side of the Atlan te, and to achifove a substantial and pdnanent reform of jul vationgl Jaw ~~THE PRISONER SAID TO BK MORE CHEBRFUL. BY TELEGRAPH T0 THE TRIBUNE. ORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 22.—Robert Ould, for- merly the Rebel Commissioner of Exchange, accom: nied a niece of Joff. Davie. arrived bere this morn. ng from Richmond vin Norfolk. They entered the fort shortly after mrriving here, and were received hy Mr. and davig in thelr haodsowely fitted up apartments in Carroll Hall i Ould had a lengthy interview with Davis, and left here this afternoon ou the steamer Eolus for Norfolk, Three Methodist miniters the Rev. Drs. Burronghs, Ed. wands and Duncan, the first named formerly of Phila: dolphia, but wew Jooated in Richmond, wmived from there this morning on a visit to Davis, with whom they breakfasted aod had an interview in the Fortress. ¥rom conversation with these gentlemen after they left the Yort, it learned that sinoe the recent and additions made to Davis's quarters in Carroll Hall, aud the re. moval of Mrs. Davis and hor sister to the rooms prepared for bea, de Ji 1d ound Pati Sails Sihttar His health has very uch improved of late, and he to apeak very coufidently of being released. Relatives and friends from oll parts of the South are constantly arriving, steep the Fort wt pleasure, and almost unobserved. As his present quarters have been mranged with view to enable him to receive Lis friends it i» Framed the number of his visitors will be greatly in. creased. e Adams Express Company are in constant receipt of packages and presents for Davis forwarded by his symp I THE PACIFIC COAST. i A PROTEST AGAINST THE ArPOINTMEST OF BIGLER AS INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSOR. SAN Fraxomeo, Nov. 22.—Three thonsand mineral ‘mens have been collected for the Paris Exposition, of next your. The hrgect for peiding a seciion of the big tree of Sales spua 10 the world's fair (in Paris has been y aban The following message signed by Gov. Low, tha State Con. troller, the Auditor, Attorney4isneral McCullough, and A t-General Evans was t it to- he Ci as transmitted by Telegraph, 10-day, JOHN fornia delegation in Congress. utment of Johu Bigler as Assessor of Iuterns) Rev. enue at Sacramento is distasteful to all Cannot the Presidest be fudusod ba rewtndt 4 uf he will’ not prev n the Secreta ‘reasury the zation of affairs under Bigler. Any other course wiil A fr Distriet into confusion, ds none but Rebels will serve under Bigler. fx Fraxcisco, Nov. 23.—The Board of Super. visors have granted permission for the areotion of monument on Union-square in honor of the memory of the soldiers and andlors of California, who lost their lives in the late war. Fhe wounment will Jost 430 000, ho thie Coumidt an ers who are on the Commilice will as mbseription from citizens in aid of the t. k The amonnt of wine uced in Los Angeles County this year is estimated at 1,000,000 gallons. Good grads Rewnvan sugar is quoted at 10¢; Cirole A, grshed, 13e, the treme prige. (loice wilting Wheat, §1 97 Minfog stocks sold ne follows: Savage $1975; Yellow Jacket, 8030; Crown Po nt, #90 {olla Potosl, 8190. Lega) tenders, 124. asoending on Bion wen, of Alfred Smith of the Royu! Artillery, was hung to-day. A Catholic priest administered the Sacrament sud giantod him a plenary indulgence. At 0} o'clock the reporters wero admitted to the cell of the condemned. The prisoner wore a resigusd appearance, confogsed his crime neknowledged the justice of Lis sentence, and said he was ready to die in axpiation of his crime. An immense crowd wis proseant at the exccution: hat it was silent and orderly. RAILROAD CONDUCTORS ACCUSED OF FRAUD. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.—Joseph 8, AL Gibson, Pennaylvania Railroad conductor, has just baen committed to prison, iu default of $10,000 bail, on a charge of embezzling fares collected hy him, Extensive investigations made under the gpupervision of Mr Allen Pinkerton, a detective officer of Chicago, shows that many condnctors on this road are defanlters, and the Company ia tend prosecutin them. Numerous discharges of conduotors have recently taken place, CONVICTED OF MURDER, AY TELEGRAPK 70 THE TRIBUNE Provivesck, Nov, 23. —In the United Siates Cir. cuit Conrt, to-day, Robert Crowe was convicted of murdering Wm. H. Roberts of Willinmsburgh, Long Island, muta of the brig Ocean Wave, on the high seas. MURDER IN STONINGTON, CONN, sSroxixaTos, Conn., Nov. 28. —Ra'ph Rodman of Peucedule, Rhode Island. mate of the schooner Elizabeth I, of Newport, was killed this evening by Nelson Dawey of that city. The Jury rendered a verdiet accordingly, During the altarca tion, previous to the murder, Dewey received a severs blow over the eyes, when ha took a gun snd «hot Rodman dead, ani then elivered Dimsell to the authocitios. Bum was the cane of the murder, DARING STAGE ROBBERY IN NEVADA, One of the most daring and sncesssinl rohberiss fliat has yet ocemrred on the Pacitic coast was perpetrated on the morning of the ist ult. From the local papers we gither thee following particulars: As two of the Pioneer stages wers eo grade within four miles of Virgins Clty, the Donner Lake Route, they wera ordersd io by a band of highwavien numbering five to seven, well armed with shot. gans and Henry rifles. ‘The passengdrs—about 15 or 20—wers com pelled to leave the stage, aod the robbers very systematically went to work, by blowing apen the sue of Wells, Fargo ¢o. and relieved it of ahout $5,200. They then doliberately made the Jaiten gers fork over the contents of their pockets. Jndre win was relieved of $60 and a vpluable gold wateh A Miss Crowell, the only lady passenger. was palitely escorted to a seat on a rock and furnished with a cushion by the gullant leader of 1 the band. ‘The drivers claimed poverty add lard earned and were not moles After detaining the for an hour, the ngess weie allowed to resume their journey. One of the coaches was considerably dilapidated by the explosion of the safe. A reward of $3,000 is offered by Wells, Fargo Oa, and the agency of the Bask of Oplifornfa, $a Virginia Clty, has offered au additional reward of $2,000 for the apprehension and vonvietion of the highway men. This makes §11.500 already offered; and it was rumored that Gay. Blaede’ would also in iis official capacity, offer a re wad WHALES, A ne attention Lonestly te industrial pwisnits. The South, under a recoustiuotion on's Northern model, would be a customer to 100,000,000 or $200 000,000 more thay she sver has been or ean on the Prosident’'s plan. [Hear, hoar] Such a reconstric: tion averts all sun gut of Ausnecinl orisis. To-day the banker remem pei» that in 1819, when Sir Robert Pool night England hack from paper to guineas Le sent pane and bank ruptey through all ler commercial classes, and the punker fluancier asks auxiowsly to-day, When f« our Isi¢ to come!” Ou the President's or the Congressions plan wovody can tell but give the industrial clas<es of the South hiack and white, room to work, motive to work, aud protection in theiz work, and every spindle at the North will have to turn day and night to supply the demand Every skillful band will be overcrowded with the demand upon it. and iustoad of prices aud busmaess being ae at prosent on an inflated love! we shall orowd on und on to grester and unhrokeu rospority. ‘The South 1s rer, and she knows it. Armies Sevastatdi her cities, and Sherman swapt through her leavin desolation where he trod. She must have onpital. The North stands ready to give it accompanied with her ideas. Uiwnelnnati and Philad®phis, and New-York und Boston, hold their millions ready to send down there with their school-houses and their habits. [Applanse] The South repndiates the loax with sucha mortgage but she must have capital and sho knows it. Her plan is onge readmitted to the halls of Congress to deal wit the national finances in such a way a8 throngh somes recoguition of the Confederate debt to pour info the empty channels of the soutlhsuficient monay, Hear, hear.| This necessity ie so urgent, and tis plot so fixed. that ao constitutional umendment will torm any bur. Twas talking recently with a clergyman of the Préshy terian churels a professor of a Southern college, n Unionist unui his own State went into the war, and then he followed its for- tunes; Aw 0 oral in kis prinoiples still that he liad evenio classes of mnt negroes tor his pupils. The white classes of his college refused to wttend ify lectures, if he still coutinued his teaching of negroes.“ sball teach the negroes,” was his wa swer, “whether yon attend my leotnres or not.” [Applause] I asked him what was the Southern purpose in regard to rooudintion. Said he: “The men who lant us thut money are still bankrupt and ponniless at our sides. We and our troops wore and wo tho money which they muds themsalves poor to lend us We hokd it an houest dabr, ww aye morally bound to gee ib pick. We are obliged to yulnnit. to promise repudintion by the neoessities of our present itton, hit the momeyt we got the power we olight, and we shall nse every moans within ony reach to have those debts paid” [Hear hear.) If this, then, ba tha epinfon of a scholar, a clergymm and a teacher in by the bo of the ongrassional Ksionduments and the Adi 3 to the ati ona of the highest literary insututions, what do you suppose will be the current of the politicians This is a vistly import ant cousidaration. Tedar the moneved classes of the orth support the Government nnder the lepublican control, because they devi that their hands are sate only wile the Neti res. In our scale, therefore, is tha capital of the eouniry. woneyed men of the country stund heli the dominaut political party. Buk suppose the South, standing in Congress, suys (0 these moneyed classes, Cougent that we shall tain chosen port gumianies the national indebtedness, refuse us hot Liberty and we will turn every stone to earry the policy of re wliation.” I'he moneyed man will reason then with bimseld thus: “Fhe North will never repudiate in any event. If T gratify the South in this particular, and she indorses the Northern debt, it is safe from both sections. Let me reuse so to gratify them, and pepudintion comes politically sure aud the National debt y cer The 5, at any rate, of thy Southern debt, nnd MARYLAND. COMPENSATION TO LOYAL SLAVE-OWNERS. BY (ALAGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. Bavurivors, Md., Nov. 23. Secretary Stanton has appointed Col. W. H. Stewart, W.Fiyon and Washington A. Miller of Cecil County, s Commission to award com- pensation to loyal slave-owners of Maryland whose slaves wore drafted futo the army op the war. This Com- mission is crauted undar the Act of Congress passed last so8si0in, gh ARKANSAS, INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE. BY TRURGRAPE TO TRE TRIBUNE. d NasaviLie, Nov, 23, —A special to The Memphis Avalanche BE ‘The Little Rock resolutions ah House unanimously, directing the Committee on Rolations to present a momorial to Congress se forth the spirit sud disposition in Arkansas, their desire toration, union aud a speedy renewal of peace and confi- dence and their willingness to concur in all measures to sacure those results which are consistent with the honor of the State, A resolution to reject tho Constitutional Amendment was again referred to the Committee on Federal Relations, br a vote of 67 to 7. The General Assembly continues to excite a deep in- terestin the question of educating the freedmen, pe- cially those desiring to prepare for the Yoivansiy, 10 to-day, the most enlightened and liberal views were ox- the subject. y ath ‘MISSOURL A NRGRO SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT. AY TELYGRAFHE TO THE TRIBUNE. st. Louis, Nov. Gov. Fletcher, on. B. Gratz Brown, the Hon. len A movaniont in th big boving for 18% Ghjach the Tajestion movement in this ei ing J Constitational pressed on 0 80 as to abrogatee disfranchisement to Rebels and substitute therefor negro suffrage. “ARIONA. rr oY. "or ‘MESSAGE OF GOV, M'CORMICK. KV TELSGRAPE TO THE TRISUNE. RAN FrANC1800, Nov. 23.--Gov. McCormick's Betage tates that the indebtedness of the Territory of 051, To speaks well of the mines, but complains of the mail service, and says there is not a stage coach running in Arizona, although the Territory has been orgau- Jaed neurly three vers, patch from Washington eppears in The Bu en 1'he Evening News of 16-day gaa: PY_TELEGRASH TO a morping a meteor, li was seen y the enaty of Rote Ga. Sasviog rap’ wouthe west. It apoeared like ball of fire as large as the sun. It ex. THE PRESIDENT ABANDONS HIS OPPOSITION TO CONGRESS. President has, however, after mature Soa his opposition bo Fetiecs have boan addressed to leading Repubiicane, and members in regard to the matter, can THE FREEDMEN, MENTING OF THE MORAL AND EDUCATIONAL TMPROVE- MENT ASSOCIATION FOR COLORED PEOPLE IN BAL- contribute gE poh so oar, il oR ntributed dollars have been co the colored ‘vounties during the year. Archibald Setting made enrnest behalf of ere sho ade by Judge Bond, Gea. Howard ard. orbers: A PRILLIARS METEOR SEEN. —At Nashville, about 4 o'clock vene, loded apparently about 10 miles off with a tremendous ¥opori, ike a 40 pound cannon, that shook the easth and mle the wine dows rattle

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1866. 1 TI EK M yl 4 ONEY MARKET ors ab 35. NE a rn at 383, A Ww SALES AT pi 8 the da -YORK y 8 AT THE STOC tha y advan 43 5x 1280 Fes J Te sro EXCHANGE al fo botros had been Sheet} beoums quite evident S— DAILY TRIBUNE SAT U St a 102 pap referred Mich 8 emand at 1 4 ‘bed, and» nt under th J U A Reg, '62 Troe adhe 300. So N1 contrac higher price tooks were adv ie influence of RDAY 5, 0K hi yaicksilver 243! JOO. Ind racts, but by ope cos, not only 0 6b vioes from Europe the advance in ge NOV q 84 520 Coup "62 0.0 neee wl ww. rae: «40 3 stocks are pot hr Jor on advan: y to cover short Middiing Shih are i fold aud more favorable EMBER 4, 50,000... a2 3M. 900. 7 AN ond ww. The oy wo, for do closing at 12,000 ae JOB 100 ceeieene, 433 1 000 cae 0 79 has been expen long time intensifi The fact that COFFEE—T do. Now Re ho Me. for Chick POULTRY v S fis 5-20 a A B i 1000 ecm +L N04 The old srstem enoed this week} but 05a paniesuch as and in the bid pee nothing whatey sales of 2,400 biokens, ehulcy PH...2 3Y AN Aun Hebei. oN 3 seven ae.0 PP ‘nee 1% mo D He 4 U's 6s 320 C 1653 TPR TIT ri] i vasa "hp 4 market whieh i oflong contracts gay it also shortens it Lak oo Fi Americ Log Jriens Sitog in this market, Ducks, choice v Bees o“ #0 Guinea Fowlh Py 81 00241 50 VER 1 Loh ws... Coup, ide Mail $i Co [itncis Central 4 throe days; om. upon ie stirs toa falling (les of 400, dino, sal 4 for 1 been sold ut notuinal Urdaart, CF Ste Pigeons, ep air T5281 00 MILYE co X VE Ih 'e 4 ON 191 1.300. ntral eral ang a8 t8 racel demand x Ry Joi Detzoty. which ortage, Broad- oon rh 22) Turkeys. choloe 1 00 A 115.000 “21080 N Y Central. 0 Re 117% ral rule, panics short time ad y exocoding 1 LOUR ew Sheathin and Yel however, 1 11 8 decline Gray, pair. py Ordinary, PW... 00% No. 44 W WW NTED—A U S58 1040 Oc 10881 200... ntrgl d N— Hs tng th must be sho and cash ig the Flo AND MEA ow Metal je. higher avd in Canvass YF 00! Woodeock D........ 802 NY” ALL-ST., charge of middle-aged Con CEEEE TE lev P 118 o panic, G wort, but v he gen- Jour opened more The market Are 1 Ww ped 02d X leocks, pr $1 25a @20 concern, the books GENTI 3 000. pon} 300: 3sazmensss 108 800 itts tivel Governme very damagi in part ion ore active snd a sh for W os aged 00d, PAIT......T5 50| Partridges, pai 81 25281 50 1\ RS on Bat ocated io a flou ad Sosnolal math EMAN to take DE pi oy HE Ma iy 1074 Bo cenrecrans 82 ely steady, 68 wil nt securities h gg. pur- dull and 3p, but the trad shofle firmer, an State Teal puro. 00 Prairie Chick pair8l ad BB D 1) a furnish from rahi Western Cit of A Treas Notes T 3. 90 200 Sepa buenas 07g 5 #2} ill be secon b ave been oom any Cor eavy, tho h hold held off, a demand bein {allard, r RT df ens, LE times he air loterest AR to $15,000 i It will be rug Notes 7 3-10. Kec ceseanialOB 500......... o y the anne pata- jcession the pA ers generall a market ¢l oad Op 35281 50| Rabbits, poir $125 N A s amount. The ven securil bh, for which Docesaary ot Series 100, ee ig Chic Nor 82 exed table: B Hine State sales are 700 hh) y refuso to subm Foul pr.. $1 50a #2 ts, poir sa8 50 Go reasousble b best of refe y upon real est he will 2.000 8. 200 2.130. 1083 600 North West VU. S. 6s of Nov. 18 xtra St and Western 80 s. nt 87 75 it to B i: anes o #2 00| Squirrels, gray, each... 50760 VERNME teudwto the high salary is rences will be ate worth acres een 10D RAL sess §30 1078! 300+ ns uevens U.8. 1PEL A14 Nov 15, Closin the lov ate, $11 250811 60 Wadi for onli 75289 85 for Su Co, serene A5@22| Quail gray, each... NT 8T fodu hd He) offered. O foqalied snd od series 500... 03 39.. 40} 5.68 of 165 it 12 Dooline. Nov. 8 ie low grade 11 60 for Fancy S sedinary and Grose, 1 cease ROW doe... 811 AND OCES od, Hv Jroposss 5 neal He Shee, i RE pt E 7.308 24 1074 2 Tom in, $1140 for Bui sof Boring Wheat or anima 20 fue yaa wi Venn, Bd 43 WRENS COMP a Kas rave ad indo heme ...co vane 1043 Brie sent NR] 1100, re Mishourd On. 106 1053 1 1.2 r Blipping OL Wester 40a $10 70 fo Mongrel, B.rurees w2% H ont, pB..¢ 1] 1} y with full parti introduce these 3d Serie 1 Erie 0s} 1,100 as of 39% fissouri 68 1 1 i rands of Ohi Bg io, $1 Wa2813 tern Kain, r ervenens BDO ams, Saddles Lr 2% TE cular, 10,000 il 400 700 ce0s.D10. 40 N, X, Goatral.. 4 a x St. Louis Ex Michigan and Indi 60 for Trade $10 352 Bann "VEG and egs...%5 IST NOTE NATH yy N Y State 7s B 1043! a BOM JUD, asin: x Erle gotral.. 1155 oY 04 $0 m trae. Buehwheat ans, and $13 And Family Lima, soaked VEGLTAPLES. er 3 and C. O and JEWELRY, Ta Agere 0h 20.1 4 atte inert y 108 2 o Onnadi lour is salable 75417 75 for quart... Lo 00 per 0. UD. EXPRE ELRY 4 ds No 107 300. P Vk Toledo «0 Rendia oy ho Mi 3 168 ay a LX) bhlg., HT is in modegute rst 0 7 Beste, Prod et sons Bost fone 52 8 CLOSING PRI ES Ee f. ge as ANE 5 New 4 £500 mmen: SRN orn. 11 ill h ern pines 2 us v Beer for Tro es An st ee sis Sprouts, bss 10 y y quart. 4 an d ny st Ea LO nee 0} Chie Hoc Ty Nore I ostori ol 3 iH 1124 ht §n OFH3 FE Bd ie nw brads. Cabbage, ech hot TAT DP J oe ich 03 Regtaiored ne he November 23, 1908. ‘pum ota koto PWil sand Fi idan 10,000. ex cou 2.800. care snes 704 100 Rock Island Fort W ern. 02 82 804 Fiou aud 813 75@410 m™ 10 fair Balti nics i oo DUS od, onch......... eee: J0@ 15) bush B08, Loree 1waos Cougon, Blasesss| 1124) bE s Buy.| Sel No. 208 Broadw investigation Glilo Miss C 694, 1,000..... B10. 20] 100 mer one 10 Th ayne 1094 40 3 #3 Gu is lower and v 6G 30 for “Irae more and Country Ex. 5 ots, bunch i. 10225 FH Bileseyserses $1 00a8L 5 520 Teg TR TE yes. ap sion. Ad- 1 er TY 10 vin 7 1 1 o chief y 100 12 orn Meal is very dull; 8 and Family x Caulif oh 5s. BOL asivenreny 28. 50 520 egiutered, 62. 0 log, «UYU, TE 30.0% nt <apanss 303 an hes b30 me 200...... saa-eudil] stocks.” Eri break has been 5 Da 1 13 Lad for A hie Con active bales of 20 his. Srunde, HIS gg each. ak “3a 8 Bweet, Vi A wat b a ay nM i AAA q ‘Dean Steamers pls 50,00 sea Fi) oo Preferred L009. ges oo sees nt COBnoR ele, Michigan South he three fashionable oi GRALN-rThe Cuutio, uid 0 at 3A ile, i 46 for City, Celery, ane) i 159% RA hee abn S20 ey Hw Jus PACIFIC MAI E J D000. «vrs sues 274 Hudson River 803’ 500...... arenes mi m y all of which crn, and No in eo more favorabl arket opened wi yw nd, nob, P_bunc noh. 3@ Radishes CRON, ses 1 165, new iq TH IP C Ex rari Ocean Bani Ti 400 iver T ‘oli hg aud, Mon close stron rth-Western gold, nnd closed wi b e news from EB with more stead Chiccory A g210| bunch ....15@240 1040 A 1 CARR 7 COMPANY'S 20 ank 800, gnu-sns 18 ol. W EWest R lesa ey, though acti g and in Teaewed Wore inquiry for ex tha Rom ols and some ad ite. Fetticus, ead 5'Sa slack, bunch versie 32 4 10- at, aes Ay Ni 0) ALIFORNIA a A. dA cHiegding 9 p h x 2 i sore A VR er p TTI IA ATES 3 Lericun B ...104 |Read TTUs30 118 i pgpe imp 4 pressing demand yo with stock h deo $2 1 for ordinary ort the sales o and for mwillin Myazocs Garin TT d 23 yme, bi 5a 8 18 Sou te ranma, leave Pier RAI MAIL, x Bank 1 ading A 1 much emb: and the ouses, is in old at E32ES 05 Wa§ 30 f re 31,700 bush t with ee, bunch. 201 ner Kraut, neh. 32 August, i 1 Gack, Roan follow No. 42 North Ri 50... ui en 00. Pitts. Ft W 404 arrassme market is reli favorable 5. Barley or Chic 1. Spring at orse Rava 2025) Salsaf quart... 102 Br ddd di Notes, LOCE VAT ver, foot of Canton Co. «114 500 ...860.110 100. Ft W Chi tive combi nt from that relieved fro of 64,00 news from Europ under libe o; Amber W Kale, b ‘20 @25|Shal YT. bunch baa ai GOLD AN QUE Canalat AR 1 BT o. i hos. vega Shallo ners 20 EN AGE EN, Capt. Jo. Madry, conny SL 190... ET AN HOH 30, wnge rasan he Lh inatious jfo cause, In short m 46 ree: burt at ore. abl oF aicy ihera Bering Nemarn Laeks uch oewg i -10@12 [Spin 2 4 uart. 213 Dee, 11 Capt Jett TY wl 3 or aah log 1 13 ave boon di unded on 4 specula- un vee: 81 28H $i for Canada and closed tame less Le 4 anoh 3), Spinach, Junta wis LL-HENR CH y, conneoti SH 2'000. 1104] 1,000." 11 vee, 104 isarra: and 5 unsalabl 10 for ada West i sale ttuce, 3 head sine ga 10) Squash Kail. 5a: LDEN UNCEY, C 0g with 04, Cc BRO ce cusp 83 1104 per nged and per oent i ont §1 35281 45 two row "est in bod Oni i -1 es, Boston Marro axn Dee. 21 CITY, Capt. Wath apt. A. O anata Sas B00... di cent and 1 and brought to money &uiet; sale $145. O ed State 181 26 for Op ha yo re aus: 1 3) LOmGLOES wis: M ~RISING ne On a ra 156 1 2.900. tern. TTY Eo AGN 1 ol f an activ the test of ales of 48,000 b ats were firm at Barley Mnl WA 8210 ona qrt. can M332 ({ONTANA STAR, C 7, connecting LIRR 20... oo Tn 800.0, ik wtuto will show. J o domard, with Gand 7 hy for State. Rye i ush. at 63 64. f at the clos a is pall pack o-oo Bia Turivs, banch oo 20A0 BANKERS, All depart hay id Rw Hartls, conection 00 Prof Michigan C *s60 111 oe wits oben. DFoba For the 8 what result th ad 800 bush. new W 3 lower and the dor old Chicago Sha ugh Mint Fy qa 238% ok a LL... sa 8} au No. B N RS, Panaws 0 oh at Aca alos or couLeoting with West Union Tel 65 gan Central Nic Alton. a, otror P bly, At th present the worst A ee 130. Corn epen phim on private emand moderate 61@ Parsle weh....... 2070s! Teltow Vi pi 12918 Y asd BELL AT 5 Saag 83 tral A for Soul vi those of lstand 21 fy out Uo Tol. 10-20 cic lf... ng; 5-208 o Secoud Bo cg eva fron Fury ng San ques nd bid A Ra vs T RATES ALI Depastare of ik 1s for South Kaci Pw am coast ut Viign 2ut, _[ 100. ve 200 roy 17 of 1862 ard the m export; th pe, improy under the me atl 2 cies. DB 6 ‘ress, qt 10 ALL DEY from Ith each Tat touch st M snd 11th for Con TN 443 Chic NW Pr 110g MU Si Baal 108 308 per rose per ce arket was Mixed eo sales are ved and sold fr o more favoral en 215 or CRIPTIONS om Paina #2 yr tr connects anzanillo. APTN wo NW Pref fi Si Pal Ca cent; Ohio ent, do, of '65 We in store, $1247 000 bush. at reely, in Tub rable ns, dry, SUNDRIES, Gov Co Dec. palin and ew-Zealan with the new 2 “einen EB ik 500... anton, and Mis ssi 1, and estern in store, an a8 25) f 1 jad on for Brooms. ca quart.....12 +1 Gompanys Ohh +1006, will connect gl Gy dw ee oT aL Certificates, i DERI ris dont 40 fro Wit rng 3 toate Closer, Boo 00 26CQUNTS ANMENT SECURITIES Gas bmn plone oo oa Frei 1,000... nds 1,000......830, 63 B00. cues. we River, 4 New-York C ilver, 3§; Paci HOPS co for shipping: en fair, and low Jersey oR hard, bucket... #a10| Lond ne, gal as AL RS, BARKERS ad y fr of baggage ane 1067, Tor Yoko Alton TH 20 96 To cence 830. 6 200.25 conea- 30 y 4; Reading, 1 entral, 1}; Erie, 2 ie consum) continue firm g and #1 25281 50 the market ‘firm foal. stove, tun et....12&150 bo on Club Sauce, pk 0273 wo on favBrauls terme others RECEIVED od Se ckets allowed each adult f Alon TH 34 MP) 3 «Wal 30 Migh neel fs PA 1: Tllinois Cex }i Michigan C 2; Hudson and mption; we quote a at Honoy, pt. i. 37 sha 3 Fr A COLLX CTIONS la tere, Fa, nwt oo of Casats all further trformation Motitiaosazl N J Contra Migo Bom cx caws ues yi Express 66 S69, 5: Tia Conteh 1: SHigeS Co: do. South- TSE an at from 20¢., Jsiess Song Jnr home Buckwheat, ttle... 918d Milk wiv ae "a cra CANA MADE LL ily a2 UNITE oot of st., North River, New ey ot the dice of 000... Pe Pla Saapd 2570 can nnis itt ot ads fi be. or home Cot wien) ai FIC 4 ry i A Chic hit Tao 10 a State 6s 1os Express go market close a 3 a Cleveland and Tol orks 14; bor Kiuds ary dull i Ry; aniey at 114c. now held growth Wart: Condasmof, om vuitaid FICAT EPOSIT subd, HES OR. ar STH ASIP COMPANY Pr Sow... ds Central Nei Baars hich Ma eo Xork Central ady at the foll odo, 1, The 2001en Goouteis ad 131) a at 120, gold; HU LIVE 8TOC E R l= JHROUGH PANTS esos Sie Americas Bink Marie RCo gig ane aoe bl oo 3 n email pnd and yoy firm; an Eo ht a pti EWS vi AG Kp RIAL LOO. «ia merican EXpre 2145... XR Co chigan Sc Tl§eTiy; by nd in small yr two partie r No. 1. The males of Com 2,79 head —106 a i oh A. co. 873] 3 an Express |Alton T H 1 Pittsourgh, suthern, 8 ii Readin LE stock. rties. No.1 he stock on h ow. Thi at this reivals of b AND oa, RANE! ica of Alton T ...110 gh, BIBI; ,B0@R0}; C g, EAD—Pig American i and week There is place, with cef cattle BANK A Bed the U. 8.1 CI3CO, tithes 81 100 Haute Western 1; Rock Isl Cleveland and LA THE B s dull, at fe is firm, also, W and yet we o not quite that several’ car loads ERS HBtesmer HEN Fins U.S. Mail, nesses §3 1900. oo. 7-5 Cdljedly; d and, 10242102); N Sn 5 fugtern are #1 gold. cather has been an scarcely re depressed feelin at No. 12 Wi foot of Can. RY.CHAUNCE VOYAGE. 11 3. US 6s 320C 1 0'CLOC 103 210 do. Preferred, 70@7 2]; North 1 rm, and this morn and still con’ port any i g of last UNITED allat., New-Y conbor al-st, New-¥. Y will lea oF BT 20 kr KX BOARD. 31; Paci 70270 ww AME-TI n fair de T in and the continues mprovemen STATES ork. 11, 1 oon st 12 o'el See Pler N a 62 West Union Tel Chi Sa Te oterseds T0R701% Yom Noro oe Ee ave or) Co sd, 11.50 Cri ars tiof sre wi od ny CEDERS Ee fg rd ITY for San Fra is Finan lie yi] 10,000. oup '64. RO peak ed ce. 46 zhio.&N. W. Pet. ment debtor urer is now receivi MOL ASSE 1 70 for Cs and the ma ight, and the the fmpre ted to put butch poultry. OR Be AND: OLORADO, to erred to o white oad with sermes UR Goi 65 RT Sbeieban 0 Bat Ga078 Som] Lol got gor SVIOE BU Ke 5 apa i, Bn peciie vil tl aed 13 Marcha, Basher ad divi DeLana AND GOLD (oT rh pd son 107 SS Va 3 85,000... VOOR ooh o3 Cley Tole 704 bh 6 Mone accrued i AVAL S 8, prices ar 5 I complal ost of th fal opening j tween issued from ong, SDAY, J 7,000 een. L0G 100 400 Toledo ave been sold y market interest, T3@7 8 TORES—Spiri s are nominal aj they will have! n of losi e cattle at off, the Balances, 4 PER CENT scoounte with gold aw-York and New-York, Jununy RA A LT en WA Mmm won 1 There i 1d by some b sensibly, Thes tate o.: sales of 66. pirits Tn A nally With. A Lave to “draw ng the freight, a 27140. 1 subject to INTEREST as will ot its equivalent San Francisco sdding to regu! tes, 73:10 100......... o. 7 3 Chie Rock Is ui ere i8 loss activi anks at pe o notes year h et, but pric i bbls. at 724c peut ne closes 16¢., and few of the bes upon home" for nd some of them COLLE cheek at aight ON ALL DA 4 the foilowing gular prices bas Jat Sori Er min 114] 100. Is. activity in r cont discon year has alr wrices are supported. Crade i s stoady at A and some of the st cattle—onl r money to om CTIONS MAD ILY Ban Franclse rates, payab 28.000 es J ee 100. ceinnnnnns per cent, with money, and nt. decli already come fi pported, as t) s nominal. Ro lexander cn thin drov y good, not ex back DE ON ALL oto Yokoha Firet cabla. ole Misso Boa ba <culOBH} 1 son River. rowi many 6 pe a good suppl ine fn gold, n forward, and ie bulk of the tosing While so ttle, 700 in es were sold tra—brough AN POINTS to H ma.. $250 Second cabla. ri 68 Weses wing dem per cent loan pply at 7 Foe at $4 69) it Ay ROU wore it e crop thi lo some bulls, cow number, 6% at less than 12¢ t KING HO ue notice wil ong Kong 617 10,000 A rg ve the i and from stock s uncalled. Th ote ot $4 S93 4 7b ould have bes FET Ad BY {ome bulla, swt. y mbit 596} wd, ov raged 190, USE EAN awl og ven of 2th 2 onto 5 1 ng indications houses is much re or YT oy No.3, a or Common, $52 nue top the suoest, LF Fire ond A tat ioa tio. The CK AN QUEL ven of subaear gut xorg, 1 CA 200 i seen, so fi are that the worst ich reduced, and PROVINE und #1 211 for No. 1 wad Ablished we ow. eS lun of is corres haut ween, and if the The of “IF taney, enumecting aiitg pel Bh Er 283 Mich. N.. ar a8 borrowers o of the panic b prices SIONS—There h 1 aud Pale Strained row. ce agelin. Only one pondin ly great the fallin 7 hy Reighi, thro. ing osoly &4 sbo per HENRY TC sgnsd 30,000... +.0.. ong 800. 4 v. mercial paper there i n call are conc has been note ave declined a oa been loss 4 Sheep h p ba J load 1s r prices mas hart, Bi and su Ho CHa UNCER, kes Pande d on ere isn corned. sales of 1.00 nd close heav olng rat have econtinned epor fo Pier No. 2 wurtier fuforn 10.000......5b10 29 1) of any for some tix 0 improvement, no In com- os; at B2 bbls- Now Mess. for ‘ire. dell to-day: dium Ohio at er ey darin rtomor wo SORNER W TLAN a mation, apply a the Sumberiand Pr 29 Chi ness is dull, empl 0. In all department F Inueh prospect RE tr a 0: ad 2.5% 4, 1008 3, buyer lelivery we Lips Rio 400%, 91.85 Bge, fio Se. 18 Agha mode a pies FALL AND NaSsAL.978 TIC MAIL BTEA KK MOUMARN. Ageat Snaveriand Bret 1 100. North We duced to th oyés being di s of trad rt $21 Boag 62 oh wud repair buyer, Lat nail of eu ot 6c. Fat aheep, th one loa poly of mont liberal curren: pr NEW.YOR EMPIRE MSHIP COMPANY, i st) 100 to those still ng discharged o busi- but lar 21 624 for Mess repalus ate ler January, at Fale have not been at sheep, selected, d me GOVERNA current prices, sud K. EVERY LPIRE LINE FO COMPANY Lob T——— 1034 quoted at 7 ill kept in their god, and wages 9% Revie parcels can Roof Is steady 4.5% bbls ing season h coming fo would NAMENT BONDS O keep on hand The v RDAY, AOR SAYANNANL NY. i TIE SA, 10¢ |b per cont, and places. Best n re- $19 20a #18 #2813 for ON bought at lov y for Jobbing at te lmprovem as commene rward 80 freely SEVEN TI RTI ALL ISSUE favorite sidewhe unctaally st 3 0 PIER 13 N 13) 300....... v x 3 o Pla ower fi lots, ent; fat! at vari reely, and TIES 3, SAN 8. ol steamshi o'clock R., 413! 100 nana]iid o made by buyin very fancy rate AMCs Are reef is dul for Old Fata nin Mess, $13 gures sales ots selling at 7 ous points, th as the And exec COMPOUND AND SAN ALVADOR, Atkins, ip pw. e. 4131 Lo ABR 104 Exch a g tho paper of 4 s of interest depres vy 1 and heavy. Ib and $177 hin adl¥ for Now of g jase. here is a lit GOLD ute orders for INTEREST NOT pS JATIN. 1 commander, US 6s 1881 C 24 o'cLoC ange 18 high f enterprisi can Me sod we quote 1 Beef Hams 2 for New d do; REC Ee a purchase aad sale ES, tickets U. [av co sails N 1C E POA 60 gher and prising houses.” eats are nominally are du! 0. Tiere No JCEIPTS of BTOC C bills of wwander, sal ovember 24. 7, oup. Quicksi RD. days, 109} a and quoted uses. robal We quite homeaaly gon Hl AD (bo waTke 3 v. 8.6627 OF PRODU Ks, BONDS paudes. sails Duceatber v S Gab wa 1124 Ik silver L fa@109}, do as follows: L ly ha place Y erlected Pic MU for Weste market heat, 22 00 bbls. Flow ODUCE JAY COOKE sud GARRISO points, Elegan rl. 20 Cp’ giles Cleve Pi ong 5.16 0. at si ondon jacon is d Jd at about 12 ickled H stern. OC 517 bus bush. Co r, 1,012 bbls. Ns &k Co. 0 N ALL I a od 2,000 p62 Atlantic Mail 46 15 e Pitts 5.16§@5.15; d sight, 110 be epressed and 22130 Hams, cured ul A hn. Malt, 45.699 bus 132,260 Whisk R NEW-( EN, No.3 B 5 a R rg TI ad Bs af 5.18%; B 15; do. short, 5,134 11021104; Pari id Shar Ribbed on pr litle’ and Shoalde To cond Ashes, 242 pk 45.601 bush. Bar bush. Oats, 43,4 34,184 bush The St. -ORLEANS—B] 13 Boling gio J 8 6s 5-2 Cn §i 200... Clie North 3 82 MNLF H wiss Vy Nad 12}; Aris, firmer Ribbed y little inqu sat l021le phen. I pkgs. Beef, rley, 308 43,450 Pier eamshin N —BLACK 8S Joey NY. 50.000 p. 1865 Pacific Mail. 106 jc North W 3 1 0.025 183 Wu Jeans bi Antwerp, 5.207 in fi we quote at on private te quired after; 3 le. Lard, 5,122 bl 5 bbls. Pork, 5 bush. Seed ush. Rye, BAN No. 13, North [ONTGOMERY STAR L 0 ed go... .s- 1063 200 ic Mail. HK ee vd est j@41}; Fr ABE amburg. p, 2.202 fair demand 1 oa 100. for he rms. Dressed sales 175 122 bbls. Petroleu 51 pkgs. C a, 18 pkgs. ANKERS relight or passsg River, on SATU Captain Fai INE. YU'S 6s. 5.20 C6 JO A roy 65 TR J pall py ankfort, 41 g, 96}; Amst kgs. at 12 rom ship eavy to light Ci Hogs am nn ut Meats, 916 AND B 9s, baying bands RDAY, Nov. sircloth, will lave 8 68, 5-20 C,'65 ew- York 2---173 AT 4 21274. jadll; B sterdam TR 24c. for No. 1; Ppors and rather fi City. LL —————t———— hy No. 5 ROKE R. fow ome ACCoLn 4, at 3 200,000 ,65,n.1 490 Central. 'y 500.2. bio. 41 ot romon 79@79 FP lnme Seam 124 @12¢, for Ci ier firmer; arg 14 4 WILLIAM RS, D DEX, ssa ooo IN fu 10.00 L107 EY 110 800.0... 41 Freights ar SE i Berlin Al TE RNO( qd Ketile vind or City: 13213 sales 1,025 a bq a BUY AND 8 -ST.N. {TAR AVID MoCOARD Sor. Cedar p25 v ET iE: JOU. +o ies 830.1 400 esa aa 14 21.000 e firm. Th Pork n OX PROV In Kye I 13 C fo Ke Me for Fair t AAAAAAAA AA A mancial fai aoL ELL ON C LINE {i Ageut fu New Oi} otota U 8 5s, 1040 100... ‘109% Chic N W I ,000 bush. C engage ork since "Chang dx YARker 5 0 ettle Re 0 rr nnra D, GOVER OMMISHO York Mail Si or NEW ORL EAN Tho} 4,000... coup Erie. 1093] 1,00 NW Pref Grea sh. Corn at 34 gements to Liv heavy sales ngo has been RET o O'CLOCK Rendered. Orr) AAA whioh NMENT, and N Fire 4 Now Steamsbip Co’ -ORLEAN t— Treas Notes, 73 wo 500... Jiu ane 20% b Britain for severs which is the first verpool are PEt Jules uf 20 bhia ten Hmited prices are lo Business in y No. S00 GRR RAW Watnivoron 108 COATARY. blobmie desk ia 34 vie 5 oll other SECURITIE AVAR "3 O'clock. fine Ocean NS. The Nowe 2d Serie 310 200... 723! 1,000...... b5. 70 ush. Barley at 5 eral weeks, and t shipment to flakes at 204¢. in The market fo 21 374 cash. ower und close OTICE.~T KENWIOH #T., Naw Y lon CowrANY, RY FITCH, or Miuiag Boards, 8 MISSOURI o Bacuiday, X anfoliowsy the will Tears 15.000. 4] I {Erie Preferred” 724. A ees 108 The business 54d. o London, 7,000 awe r, but a Buln and 1% ih ‘ig is dull Jud. of the F.~The Annual Meet ork, Nov. 20, ines. “ta EDWAR MR RIMACK. Wed vibes 21, re on Series 3 ai a Cley TV 71 739 09—for C of the Sub-Treasur, Free asic. tor P ‘A ul He 300 Aya 5 Refined, in ay Vas of the Coup iy ICE leeting of the Stockholders OTICE 1s pete DEPARTMENT, ian DE. BOWEN A NH ARITOBM on Saturdsy. Saveaiban 2A, it deni a Na ow Repo 5 nivel Am SE Errante re pon my aan ee ps 000 "Cer. Reading 0.122 6 LR 373,236 68—G yments, $4,479 pansy RUG 200 bags Ka ia very dull and for F. or the tran: clock a. m., for the ork, on TUES ank (incladi I the Lewi of 1866, the Not to the yto e office u rs. A RR o8 2000 8 wd adn dues 103 At the annual (old Not g Bu kad 487 2; SUGARS) tangoon in Ix ALG prices fa y fore the mae saction of such e election of 78. Bank (late ng the late Sacket’ wis County B es and Certi SS CK. CAR: the pier. r tus trunes OB oop. oe BY smn A nnual electi os, $230,000 i Raw Sug: {asterly i ond, at de vor the b ting. Ww other bus five Tru FOR neorporsted cket's Harbo y Bauk, the Reci ficates OR NE TA RISON, P or freight 910,000... bl 283| 200 D6O.113 300. 1rmnmnees. 10% Steamship Cc election for Direc $A Rav Sugar nati y inactivity stil gold ayer, _WiLLiam ines as ma v FORTE Ui CER on Satety Fand Haske) sod the ocity NEW-ORLE EE aan ¥30,000 ...bl0. 283 Vr a pet ARE i je mn p Company, held 2 tors of the Pi rom giving t, aud in the a still reigns su Orne 1'A. BALLANTIN y come be, Department J ON TH Fund Hanks), will Yates Count First-Clas LEANS DIREC 3 Bowling green Cutten 264 BE0CH Sueea ts nagiT 0 3 en were aneni held 21st inst acific Mail fined Sugars quot ations, as tl absence of ull t preme in the TOTICE T ce Pacivig M NE, Secretary for Two Years LLAR, on be redeeme’ y wom, a s Steamship GEN ECT.—~Th a 20 500. 5 |W 102 animous! the foll being gars are equally dull hey are al Jusiness we re 1 ETOS A 8. 8.( from the presentatio lat o'cloo ve Pler N NERAL ME 6 Now and 400.. Michi 810.1124 100 ab West votes, all sly elected, havi owing gentle I ng quoted at ab ally dull and altogether n refrain iven th TOCKHOI w-Youx. Nov SuDANY ___ 0. W. 5CHU hereof. n at the tho k p.m. Fork o NR ADE, Capt. A. W B00: «qasenseces 500 igan Central 200.0... Aud a Pott A that were cast. V having received 136 we have, in at about 154 1 4 peices ‘ond dows —y Re Capital Stock at the BOARD OF .DERS.—Noti 19, 1568. Bran or Raw¥ UYLER, EY erin ns, apply to H tn on SATURDAY. N. W. Samp Adams Express 454 Mich So No 111 pi 0. eons. er, Francis Ski st, viz: Allan M d 136,088 rivhed and Gora uced ABeir Rgur ossrs. BR 1 ward, Hards Twenty Mil tof the Compan DIRECTORS b ice is hereb NICE is “Yorx, LER, Sper itendent. _ Steam x GEORGE w C OMWELL ing susur Nov. 4 mt 9 5 press Co 2.5 So No Ind itts, Ft Wa Dennisto Skiddy, Charles A cLane, How and Yellow {iruinted, 154 Fi for Refin A. Stuart su~d), hav os of Dollars y. porsuant to th having increased y 8. L hereby gi ALBANY, x DRriRTNEST, YOR Sloe F. WASHING Co. arpeaed sccommods owe Co’ 2,50 1 Buliner, 4 o.; iro art of th reseed FIV (of which s Act of the issmed aws of 1259 ven, 21, |i 4 SAVANN SHINGTON wi fall B86 Weatst ow Gikon Tet fis 3500 i dieans Ob 500 Rb 102 Gri un, Leonard w.J ugustus Dayis, W ard T'IN—Fig 134. round, 15ge Wi as follows: 0 profits of the VE MILLION ),000 shares ay 1, 1865, to t to the BANK and 476 Law arsuant to C NAH, GA follow Dec. 1 A Bo Fx 0 04 Tm 2) rinnell, and Co Jerome, Elisha Ri William 003 221. for Lt “been only White, A., 14j¢ have declared the Company Tot hot 5 OF DOLL hy Kematn 0 be Je A located in the ie COMMON that th Chapter The favorit EV] MUR pl» suswuzys Sy BO c yl r od P gs ee Raa F DOLLARS bi s- Buperint Uity of N ONWEAI o circulating ml 8 Steamsh ERY TUE RRAY™ LIN West ageee 3 La 8 TR of the Be fA melivs K. Ga Rigas, Mos gold Plate waits. 2%. for in limited de Books of this Con ead thereol to the exijaitiss of t) x oash out N esndent of t ew York TH, s ba notes on TUES ip LE ESDAY LINE} era Union Tel i Central 0% Mil 8 gute 103 yard of Dire rrison;: and es H. SPEL’ es are unchal or Buncs. a: mand: sal AY, Noveube npany at the w persons b 1e busivess ow-York Stat te Banking De will be redes nking associa East River DAY, Now 0, H.C. De FS... D 200. 300 8t Paul Pref cOrs w ctors, held thi 3 at a meet) S L1 ER~—Sile anged. and Who. kK nes at Thousand 5 r 20, 1066 at J closing of the T olding Stock snd from theo dat Natioual Be oy partment, on wed at b Through’ foot of Walls 27. at 3 p. hig arborn, Com rt Sok rg we 119 Tol Wa West a ere unanimous is day, the foll og of pRREDS Clute sian is quiet at 676 or English, Rack hated oil ie hat Jo'clochh on. eT eaiter Books Tor a a Teo rand Boag 46 the Cy of easton of The “For res Bills of Lading snd precieely, froia Pier No. th OPEN {To a West ont: Franc y elected, viz: ollowing offi- Timothy Sood er Seed Is quiet i Ble gold Stock. hare of now of this Gon IDEND of such ES. sented, as af clrenlat cevfter, A y for six he For frelg with Georzia Passage Tickets ler No Is, \O Miss C N BOARD OF BF 400. .c..5 rf T is W. 0.B Allan Mcl 1 Seed is dul d is selling at 13§ a lhe The C stock Lo ever pny aa Full P Filty which foresald, withi Yoiep of tho yours ight or antral v given to h ert BOREL 4 Be 68 _ Johnson, Se Bellows. Vice-P cLane, Presi eva dull at 1 ng slowly ut §3 2 we. for Old and N DAY artifioatas will be y three Shas aid Stock; fel sal not be n six years fro said bank, MURR 3 Rudlrod all palate le \Jo.ou0 cers J Reading A. M. Secretary; ce-Presidont i= 2 Sita #2 60, gol 107 83 20, Cal on ads 0. R wl Now N fu 2 1067 ready for d os of existing of th us specified po-outed for reded m date be eof; must be pre T td RAY, Pi RR1S 0,000 «oo 2631 7,4 C urer. i and Cha it; Theodore TOBAGC gold, in Bos! alculta Linsee tough Fi Hold 7, at the elivery on Saperiu ill ceass to ption and j and all mot LANTIC k Co, N Re ya blo 7,400 leveland s. 8. Aberc re hbds K 0, the on and here iusecd is ax eeive ers sntit! ompany’s and after WEDN tendout f. be char, payment ye MAIL t Co., Nov, 8] and 30,000 CR] 500... 83. 110} 1.2 nd Toledo The Michi rerombie, T ids. Kentuo demand is here nominal at s Mearorand od to fenctions J hea EDNES- or that pur ¥e upon the fu within tho FO STEAMSH a 61 sn) 3 South d Cumberland 72 00 83.1104 SL whan 110 Michigan South Trea TALLOW ky at da lijo mostly for hom ed. not carryin un for the. fracti in the above di r— pore Gi W. 4 fund in the hands ow EIULAR UN R ST. THOMAS IP Co a HN. eee ern and N I, in ~The mw me trade; sal presented in wm 3g Interest or actions to wh vidends will HUYLER, s 22d of eve ITED STAT AND BRA kn dn 400. ...110§ 2.2 vere 110 earned the third Northe lots at i] warket is dul les 410] B ithelont dividends; fch they mn re- —_— Buperiut GUIDIN ey South: ES MA! ZL. ba dpusien o. 654 2 oR p10. 1104 J 0. .......83.11 1866 week in N rn Indiana Rail WHISKY ailjo. for o wll and heavy y order of the bo amoants, Certifi x; for which ay be entt- guinne STAR. Cap! L, STEAMERS 658 800ea ss. "63.1108! TITRE 0 899,483. fp ovember, ilroad bond ~The market simon Ao fair. el sales of 50.08 ard of Directors cates of Stock ations, when aes Divide 2 rr SOUTH AMERICA W. C. Berry, Dec 3 sailing om West U Telegra CRRCREETIRRE t 200........ b10 10 The Chie p 1865. ....8114,27 tis dull, at 0 choice held at Vo p——— HEODORE isaned. ANANSI nd Notices These AMERICA, Cove: F. F. TiNxe 22. 300... cograph’ 400... b3. 110 IUD dc aie 110} r ago Tribune 278. Decrease. i a tle. for Wegtern ALLBGHAN Li T. JOHNSON, 8 ome ane Pars, P olsgant toad apt. F. L. Se Jar, 22. 20. 4 40........ 3.110 fr dns dot any of be DIWeivosiel says: $14,785 FAMII Ha bE NOTICE Axe Ess Sure Rook SS OTICE 18 or Pacirio dais ARN ey pe rs rest. sd cul a 0 fs Taw Wr de mL i “tri here was mo pg sins OB LIVING RETENSES IX FAW ot pi Sed TL N Ea CTOkS bre ih CEE ay Bd For oe dos oe gre srt ORR ing NY Central Clev, Pitts 40 200... 1008 On a ne ed er. Bakers NSES IN NKW-YOR the Yc bv ec Eholdors Comber ER CENT Sel ire (bin day. ducted the BOAR R RICHMOND ue green. Yor York soa 200. 900. Pitts 4 a b10. 1003 complain at, is in excess ve supply of cur “i tone or “yo ly the old diminished the Fi K. OAT will be he'd of such other id Trustees for the olders cowber] reais at she pfiee net iy daviared A DIVIDEN D SATU tidomboel Sioa NORFOLK aud B00. su etres 1083) soorrer een: LT 200 wk wi in good 8 a marked Rah of tif demand FREES. though not ion The tuted uiter Dour size of their DAY, Nov. 2) 1864 the 29th lust. at? st the office, Ro TW, us may co ensuing The Tra B of the of the Jester b of at 12 RDAY; BEMA hips HATTER CITY POINT. LC IRIE Te J sof! 1 Ft a aa 100 yot on d supriy but closely ity of prime pa some of the gt s% ts er bakers, whos ade anced. as Sut a but sold the o'clock p. wm, TE Wallst.. on As htlare pe w., and ao r Books will ba company, BA URDAY Hog ke, da foomh Pler No ARL Capt. pER4R, Capt. Alexand w Ted. 108 400. adda 80} Ju ARO Re 1X 4 the open account. The 4s rutinjzed. T. Grain paper generally they could Bo by the pound ud 0m orks mh LECTION D. UNDF RES- By order of Poned MONDAY 34 TUESDAY Nov. poivia on the Bona River, pow every WiDaEsDAT 300. 1cenangi 108 400........- io Bliersnsnta 300 pie market good bert is no change here is no demand is flour has yh nnoed thelr AYO [OW und, held to the old do 4 Tre ANNU BREE lf RHILL. Secret a oard of Directors, 3 20, at 3 o'clock a. LIVINGSTON send Risond though bills of nt Brie o 107}! 200. Ile o. 808 200. 1 0sve200-0- da esirable at 15 de paper is ne in the bask r as is the eclined some §2 rates. Thee eled their lis 0 INSURANCE UAL ELECT i Rodin Orrie T by R CHARLES N, OX Co., A ts conrections. Sm. 300 ..e.1003 y, with sales 5@18 per ce negotiated ate. In most cheerful ne §2 per bbl. change oc ists and No. 66 W E COMPAN ON for Di OF THE HEO. T. J LESTON Agents, No. 88 ~1,700. bea aen EE c. 100 counter rat between bank cent. Excha at 12 per cer falling off weorful news we bbl. This prese yares Inte, afte pola wi Vall st. on MO Y, of New Y Jirectors of th HICAGO AND NORTE W OHNSON, Seeretsry pTh THE PEO! 8. C LWidertyot. 1.300 ante aasntDl Sod 0 on Brean 8.100 sell'ng. B es remain unch ke at 25a 50 hago Wed Sriuer ith ter is alse in pork, lard I have to report at decline in ao will be open fron NDAY, the Aw will be beld HOWARD HE BO 0. 57 8 Axo ours Wa ann R N, Secretary. rh rezular and’ PLE'S MAIL STE Te 800, 70F 1,800. No Ind ry &N Went The uffalo, Oswego Bangad- ar buyi uts premium 0- last w slowly work smoked meat nd coming wit! 12 o'clack m. till 1 of Docauber its Office bay ARD OF 1 AY, New- YORK ArLway Co, en re FRIDA) ular steamsh AMSHIP Co. Biren Sl... d d ying and 1- The eek; still ing down. M a, is still be th HENRY ill 1'o’clock 1866. Toe ave this da JRECT Nov. 21, 1 a North iv AY, No ship MONE 1.400 Ady 000 Addy, 300 Lids. 24 Cincinnati G 1 anada bills w 10 premiut ters at se hind quarter utton is a litt) setter. Dat Urrice ory BR hate ty A. DAKL EY w ue oss Governmen y declared a D wihod ORS of th 1068, The stea er. landing wv. 30,8t 3 KA, Cy 1 MA nL a I Re The curren Jazette of Wedt ere taken at off n the np m by the lar rs are selling at a intls nigher thas TO WR COMMISSION NRE OF LEY, Vice Preside Four audin ment tan, on the A DIVIDEND of SEV is Compan and J esmabie of this Tine Felght a ou rom Pier No AY 83. i BR AR Faun eon mittances to th balances were 1esday remark there is of Washington 3 uumber, of meat and fore quar HOLDERS COLORS Oo: Sinxive Fux gl Hnciay of Dive day of December END of SEVEN PER CEN Through wit 44 futase onday worsing n Chiewon ee b3. 7 need 03 3! 400...... 7% ment 4 the interio somewhat Te 'R ot very little IK Market, 1 ent dealers th int —Notic of OHIO C w, Ohio Oct. UND, par, to bolder sher next, in th next, bl Company, f ENT, nectio uckets and b New-York o wa o 600. "TR 600 nesses 9% rafts. Checki r and pavm redneed goolness, nnd le change Pr an the othe throug! OHO C is hereby CANAL ST 18, 1068. on the lat da of said stock of dA on Lol or the a wit bh South Ci ills of ladi u Tuesdere BO 1aranten 83. 70% BOO. nr Te TIRED ss NE rather ineres hokiog wan alee ents on KCOU to-day by re ranging ail ad sells at as diff oultry is of her departments Ret D ANAL ROCKS rate that the AL STOCK of 186 The tre y of December a shown by ob tock of the 8 sfher the LIVIN Caroling RalroS {ssued to all poi 000. on caurit Cc. 10 300... ons 83. 7 444 ds win dae 53. 38 money market offering of eviet than nt of Gotern. Wurkeys il the way fr flerent prices, ti Yarious Town ts Williams 31, 1860, will relmbucsable outstanding pri 860. cember ne fer books will be c! y the books of the ampany, ATO! GSTON. FOX South incew cerunann 300...... 73, 500... “a Xi u yesterd y. AAAS a ar 15¢. 10 2 urkeys h 0 in wt, New Yor be paid at the pleas ueipal of th open On closed Compan ONAL STE Co. A 300. m0 300... “mg eo IT 0. 38 Exchange wa worked close Wr AS CO ay, with poultry v selling to 2 y and ehicker thas bat w York, o al the ON 4 ure of the 5 e ractioual the mornt on the afte y (Liral TEAM gents, No. 88 au DORR 2a ans or Tale 383 and th s more free] a 12 consequence, the of y of all Kinds at 20. today, TT iy ie pork BL Lut, Rew Jost, au the fret? lo State A o State in cash b parts of a sh ng of the 18h, of th town. PATTY NAVIGATI Rar 49 TAs. i PEW CE th {hte NV Tron conut hid pe hives Sheed 10 Re good As ef: soins judas on Ae market, ogc hero bs fiwopy EAE lle of January, Be at No, 23 BT Tr eng 0 declared will ie of De- apache 1 Sova Few Clon i 8 a COMPANY EP PTLTTRL 2 i Cc Josaninan The P par selling, i as yesterd e dealers, are Quine are quarter sweet. The w ith a lar y'[ hi healle s offic, threo arlier day. sh sll is the price paid for “SC N.C m Pier tesmshi ing st Quesrs- ~400..... wo 400 08 he Philade ing, it ruled ay; but at 5 Quinces ha s. or front ie weathe re lo wed to the gh the abo ould forws Oswics Novsvasn O As PH of the stoc or “SCOT uthiog... No. N of this Re Fo bodies, a Dk a lphia Li steady. at 50 dis are left. W ve virtuall fronts, are sell r is soft f day of pres ve-nsmed rd thelr r{'HE Di Meu A. S. PRITCHARD, T k the day 1 TLAND,"” Hablssesss. vil orth River? fae will be gan €0....... 200. out ob the tend ist contail quote §y goue out Ning at 10@12 or JAMES H entation. agency, and in or 3 Directo AlN OfL, COMPAN Treasur THE QUEE HHA SATU 100. Central. 7] 500..........0. 1m £00 i son chnsbee SH ency of th 1s the followi of market, and 120. per WM. HE GODMAN, A terest have dec rs of the MOU A MPANY, No. 192 or. DENMA N." Gr SATURDAY, N dade sina? 100 3000s. casei 0 101 B00. .uvnenrens 6 “The ten o markets: yWing rem BRE and few pears WM INRY SMITH, \uditor of St stock, fro jared 8 DIVIDE NTAIN O 192 Broadway. An RK," i? SATURDAY, a 500. 6% dency of 8: arks B EAD AND H, WEST H, Secreta "te, abl m net procesd IDEND of 2 ILCOM 1S experienced pein SATT'R Deo OPEN casa SROMR] B00. ii vcs. #9. 67 are most ha y of the marke read, whe 2 ANY TRACKED LST, Attorney G ry of State, o at the Office u of thelr well two per ce PANY Drofts issued Surgeon ou each ,sSATU AY, Dex 0 Miss C POBED OF SEORERB) 20% K-18 1ho sac ppy who h ts is tol Ry at loaf. os 5 ort of ther Bt shia #1 she Offivs it, Seid No a Dur ot 08 the Con a SATURDAY, Des BROK ERB~3 83. 67 absolute de ave resisted wer pric tre loaf vom 10 LW ners of the Si B oka will be on 0 erry Run, D r capital Continen y t of char 0,000 ert Erie. ir.m heavy stock cmands of busin {nducement. es, and they Extra Pil a Crackers, Be C CW-YORK a se Sinking Fo osrd. closed for o and after the off Tract, v payable st an ri fa dive ia M. 3 ph t¥ alo B wn, V ‘ents, Artic AND a ___of the State ind five ds N 26th iust. re. RATES OF y ban in G ksilver 28 400. Oley Be In regard to 58, and are not 1 to go bevond Biscuit milk i... utter, 0 mo. als Sate icles of A ALBANY of Oblo _— TOLIUS B previous. B T PASSAGE, PA reat Dritale 100. be SO 713} 600 Pitta. bay Ans ed the quarte provisions, the North} Sn Crosser Fn....16 tGiraham coeennen IT) Be oy ciation have been Y RAILROAD PE REN UR TE pd Shirerpost or YABLE IN CURRENCY. a aici NE o— JRA REEL 00 cash chy 8 ad pep up the r where the 3 North-We 1 sweet, PI A6ald Sod $m. al? Y RAILRO any, organizing dled in ROAD ga Treasurer. rough P r Queenstown onde 3] 500... 200... 83 her prices. Chic most str cst must A6@20 “ym Wal: Waser th AD COM ng “THE NEW the Se PI ke atl ssange to Pari sausnanios Gabi. seragn oo. “die ee Co Ih Co Boat Eh res EE a ET StL Choose, fine, porn Si. peer BG i Jaton Directors tamed. ANY." ta build Relroud rr NTEW-YOR Savings Banke sown De rete erewerp: Heuibutgt rom rs Reading y re 0 Tb B34 tunities Ul there ages for sition Com RTE AND RGGA Wen Y stor, jr. n the artic on the west Y ~e by or $35 currency to persons ea, Load 400. 600 ..85. 714 Clev. T ..b3. £3 in Chica ius presented h 8 reason to the perpetr P mon to good, 2a 24 Butte 4 ork; Homer daniel Batter cles sre Robe y ORK BAV Bh For Freight bets to bring per from Yaoo tx ce IL pest te 83. T1al ad 4s 20k Pv the result of th ave not oe slieve tha ine Apple Vv m 162% er, prime, P 1 Jonsthan k or Ramsdal! Ne eld snd Job rt L. Kenned of 14th at. INGS BAN No. 57 B oz Cabin Passage at No Li Yao: 112710 hg atch 803 i A eglecte at the Pot D..... 22% Mediu Lam Hash ewhurgh: n MeB, D y. John made on or be IX PER ANK, R Com roadway: for S B Quesds 200. na 1124 Mich So ba Gt! Oop revel] Setermitiod 10 kbep op Over Wh Joem ieglectod. nut ey cake... 22% Cooking, P 1 am Fr Ei brouck, Kingston: oi al an Rds sor hadore Dec, 1 CENT interes Sth-ave re brdvay oe JErizas the Office 7 Pitts, FW &0 Tig 1,800. Xn A 2-{ buy scan tained. and thos wh ontat btw hol tery win b..... 02% Cooking, PM... 0a Bogue ts Sarai. Jr. Sou) Snombs W Sorutlh Rendoot ey TH a P Jaterest, frog of 12 oy SENET roadway, of No. 71 at the Passe fice 100 40 ROU sat eli: le a0 aco antily as long as th who might bu except high Bare Bass, striped yisit BERS, GGT TUF. oonsnones B30) j 3a meeting og. Joh Tracy, Ssmuel lcott. Robert H. aw interest trom Doc jos, Deposits NY o. 215 4 9 Minois Centre 1004 A #03! hie North 'W BE ming to a crisis ey thiok ul y plentiful prices Black Fi ped. $B... CLG, dt bork 3) J 308k of the Directors Schuyler wad J HRISTIE DIRECT F. W. J. HURST e rw I 100. 8 me desc fs. It has be just price but will C isi 20 a25 Hi EL H., RAMSEY at the y 5 Prosidont. THE LINE Th LM TE fe CH Wir re Le fomanded, CoB Vinh eg Ht rede "TOMAS ee She Inenvance Companies. Rare Kak TRATSATIANIIG, C08 a When M s been a f igh rates d cep up Cisc ooo l0a ty Herring B.oiooon. —p o protim} Jr. Secretary. Gt ek BUTT: 3 yr an Sr. NEW-Y SOMPA PETRO! edt 70 hpound and ess Pork dec all in pric emanded, isco, 1 re BY tal Sb rere glo Sree rss ire Tr Tr ER. Ee ty 128. lendid ORK AN NY'S MAIL and H eclines $6 ices, and and Eels B... AZ PIO, WF Benn nrens Ha lv i i of C. W. W ye have aire easurer; and nA pant new vessels D HAV AX, MiTIa soo ir bn bo pei ene pri vipers Hoos v8 TICES. rr Ja BA co par Ryde we INSE THE MUTUAL LIFE ST EARLE Su Lo Ror iver ata oo ARD. has bee \n An atte wws of deman a sign tha nts Frost, 1 13a! Trout, W.... 102 1 of Comm the followl natant; and Fema ned to Fil IN i Lemari ont, ver, as follows: Petroleum Bid. Asked. as been resisted. empt to impose and and suppl t prices Hadd gb... 10212 Smelth 212 Albany; Fist New York; Da ctlar wie gad so fli vp tis NCE ST. LAURENT ersesiss swssekssussns JBARUR i oeboff R Stocks. just twite a Pork has bee upon the co pply, but that addock, N0ai2lW elth 9 D rons SDS Ro hy First Sew York i ational M 4 Jeaplnwity ths sehr 0¥PA PEREIRE, Bocandi SATURDAY Dee. un.... 4 35 First Nat! Bid. Ask the war, w s mueh as it n held as hb mmunity, whic Ball hite Fish, 4 15... 0 ndoot and N Banka of echanles” and Bank OFFICE OF J Ducheane..... SATURDAY. 4 50lF ational. shed. ar, when a v was sell igh as £36 8 eh 10} Pm. 0w2s Bank, Cats ewburgh; N Coxsackie Farmer ICE, Cor PRICE OF PA SATU Bed. Central Farm... 16 all River G Min 415 of that sort vast army w ng for in the i barrel Cod, Dry, FISH—DRY, EEL El kill, and Kocklan ations] Dank of Suu Bank, Corner of BROADW Fur RICE OF PASSAGE, I] RDAY, Dec CRRA 160 2 00 ilpin Gold in. 19 ducers. No and when con as being fed mai second year Clams Pm. PHOR 2 SHE HE ANN d County B of Catskill, snd Kingston, WAY and LIBE Amy, $135 A GE, 1 LSATUKDAY, Ja oi 00} i. x 75 Now SUIErs w nly upon of 4 Soft, 100 Hall Lot 14, ETC. NUAL E sok, Nyack Farmer F. 8. WIN ERTY ST Passengers ineiudi N GOLD. orest Co. Pet, Co. brdh rre 125 Ua perma 3:8 i the country b ere greatly 1u d year of Clam, Hard, $100..... or Siltiatuter, 1b a ie FR VIN ELECTION ow CASE NSTON, P oy mil wh Ba table it COND 4 ides. ee Bol dh A y sii he office NG FIRE ON fi SH ASSE President. road en to land ne in elt wp Camy. 89 ttan sens watha Gold iad 30 AO Unce tion, and the us returned to xcess of pro- Crabs, Hard Pin... wae Oysters. Com B@10 1806. No. W INSURAN or DIRECT TS, NOV yifirond coupon Kiast oan be Purnish NY Alleghany. 4 4 ol cerimpan |X why the ore engaged 1 men who left something lik Eels, Sm doz... lf _¥10 mon Stew. The poils Wallat, on MONDA COMPANY CTORS of This Com 1 1008. T charge of $3 and thels b 4a be furnished with NY No 478 eis riers (1 20 1 of arth extiaoni us) n vara) occupations the field and farm Halibut Ried bunch aio) Frying vin... T5281 2 iil be open from DAY, the M4 AY will be held various fo pany lasues Life, Fado 817,316,001 83 These soamery vig elt baggage checked d on bourd Rynd F WarKess oo visi evar TORN 2 tage Te should oss d ded for there is NO reas Haddock, moked, Vy or @30! Saddl 100... §1 Wi 5 HE me MARTI clock Ih. to y of 3g eh rms, and at rates ‘adowment, aud Paid: edical attendance or steer or second class aie, Mo. 4 nella X KL Smok Eo e Hock, sags I REGUL ARTIN L. CRO Jo] 00k h a favorable up Policl sp MEY SLECCANS Pong tain als Buell AR of the So Va Lely t Is not fo s0We Jovcriptivos Herrings, 8 oked, B.15@ Pickled, 100. $30 85 holders of AR ANNUAL CROWELL, 8 p.m. DIVIDEND as 1s consistent es, in T GEO. MAC ree. ers. nited Sta AES hs 0886 Gold: £8 of A por sof any b v6 entourage geperal adv o Herriugs, m'kd, bch. —7 16 Salmon, Sm 00... 43 Wa of the trusts the Garland P JAL MEETIN o Secretary. whish NDS ANNUAL with seourii Nort Stecmabip ET CAENZIE. A tes. g b ees. 08 that h be isi ranch of mercha ay M 8, Scaled, bo —@10| Pickled oked, #1 at No. 17 the Gutluud Detsdion) Oil Con ING of Stock- may be used AND IN 4 orth River at nov NA of the 1 E. Arent, Na. 38 8 oud Mining Le. 400 4 Bs a 0 115 x) ET os of every b chandise, aud mmand pekerd) Salt, x. 70a RS 8 ckled, 0 L308 3) 17 Maiden-lane, your w Company tock- 4 An sen {a payment CASH at Quee noon «a WED pman Line w Lea roudway. Stack ebig aby 3 bes onest 1 y when alt, $B... 15% 16 Scall in By iil be bel for the el val Cash of premi natowi, NESD ill sel ve Nis 4B A cnaxep atures seas SOO Mowata. ue ate i 4) “A pire against tho att be ng Confun t h pr ash bt EW [3 Hamid Sid Saal, ee He TOR bs Nov. 23. 1866. SL ORGE N i Mom, py i a wi ir or on paid-up Policies iy or Passsar.—Firat Cabin, A Nov. 28, for Lav Pie No a tlantio Pacific 175. 1 80 Nye TTI 50 10 preferred cred phia having failed Whe. wo TS LATTTTOTE LL) unds sud Tongues, P 207 2 R SALE—BELT I SOULE, President IN QTEAM 10 LE EIN ae he Baxter Weetd 00 W" «sw:d 100,73 £25 ment claim fort tors, the assig and meade wh FLOUR Loan NCAA RAL ATE AL —BELT R A a NSTALM or QUEE LIVER Agent, N —carency. Jd Po ap Toe telus an eat Flov UR MIRE atid ast ALSO OTHE All secur {EN ing the NSTOWN. POO 0. 15 Brod neo a 1g eis am Fogerty apoio, of 0 Spates $5, ay og SERS en a yer Hp Bf acess a TAT Boscobel Silver. 240 3. Hills: 100700 Toi] ker auba supersede proferre ih of 1 bag.....4 2 i ol het, B Tt... a, aC ES od. any uumbe ci NCAT ET dr Por Pre Y.oaney Es ni do i Va 0. 3k 3% th Commissioner of Inte oking proposition tp overs Bish BCs py SE a oa Lr rocks or ere] CE oF pt Re ADAY. Hor Burtosy Gold... "55 00 Omisk 8 Par Go T0871 50 sm oF taxes OWINg n eno: or the Becision. of on bag ‘Raisiog, i? Farius, v a 77) NEW ock Broker and Aucti T8AAQ ABBATT SHEPPARD B RDY, Vice Preside ana F OF ALTIMORE DAY Nov. ColG moa dd. Devidson Copper. i 6 25 for a Seta Ed ey Do a Rye Flour, 1 Ih........... sail Bomar OT ret rafaas 12016 AY YORK, NEWF( No Pine. Ne Jou M. Stone J Secrote ot. om Fier BE RBA ad DNESDAY Dec. C 8 vows 2 80, Evergtee Copper. 1°00 500 for Collen phair hore J re, a8 shown pest Grabam Flo ceeinrins $8 %0) Thalia RET I 5a7 DONTE d 2 FOUNDLAN ne-at., Now-York. a TATE} Ye or No. 45. Nort R: RDAY oi WEDN RDAT, Eralar Gold iui 00, Indiana ab 15 89 etx the Colieotor be J preferred cre and returned jhe ur, 7®......% 0 Ont Meal, LE ot LEGRAPH D AND STAND CHEAPES By the mall RATES NESDAT, wn soem Saal astified i creditors ed by hi y adn da yb... Ay i COMPANY’ LON- APEST SYSTEM OF INSU H{ steamar TES OF Pass 8 soem, Cory Greg. 800 8 4 1 Cmowdl 5 iy. 3n the hands of be J ed in proce and if not wm App! RUITS AND SAP, PP MB rer wesnnene es "8 NY'8 STOCK FO N STE o_o RST CABIN sailing eve. AG Lorzdon ates. ans 6 10! Walkill Le eat.. 3 £3 00 sion ollowing repl assignee? eding to distral 80, C} es, PM... eB NOTODEY AID CANNED. $a lo BL R. CORN R SALE. A h 0 INSURAN re oe London “ans snatane 5 “EER. Gold 3 Walls cad eu 14 bebe er Harland: bas been rece on prop: O iestnuts, ECA 152, P AND CANNED FFICE NELL WHITE, poly to as Ca ital CE. To Pacis. A HA EERAGE.. ola G in of 0. Si gee Nei 320 1 progery goed An Deputy Commis ae brane 130m OFiole co fe NEWYORK. CEXTR, Warren. pital, Serip Participation Tames by ny seiieriui oN Ek «sup G0 G0 Governme, n favor o there is to wa br Dus ierereiress 3540 enches, oy... 16a Inspectos FOR DIA POT November 1 AL RA inU 8 SALES fit SALES euforeed rk ple bo United a lien u Fi dike sisas AOD J 4 es i of the CTORS of 1868,—Th 1L- SH wir dh cuarre 3 Fim sere nA Hooch Lp dence me ul tbr, nd in of Hickory Nuts, es Raine layers 33a 40 TERT ge, {iris aia INSUR GTON Bleeraes poten ried fo Havre, 4x is 80, Sutrrie PA REE vr Mn post quridg g ere the movemer y ile #iiould vo Gi Ia) Zants Currants I oper ad i sieve clock rs Meormaier Horta a BCOND RAN BLastaes PaCS aon boaghs 7 naive k oveiments A rR tROurraste O10, wad 0 hours thereaf! ck in the for next, I oe SECOND N can te or Queenstown, ke, Mining Rl 300 ng the week: in Dry Goods pples, cookin UITS AND nts, ¥....16 a Ey order of or. euoon, and will he poll will o. 173 BR M bought bere Con d Greg’ 200 Copper 3 M ENTE at this Wd peck D BERRIES, 190 the Board of Di continue open be CASH OADWAY, CO NY For farther by persons $30 gold. or the y Gold. Loug sisnd Pe 1 0300 Hams. of ENTERED POR CON Good, TS rectors i CAPITAL... R. OF MAID oa 1 a sending for tha “Talsnd 290 Wool. Pkes., Val SUMPTI bush 245/0r A Rosr ASSETS, F PTR EN LANE MN G Ax» the C. BO a 30 Peat. 2% Cotton... 63 ue. Many. ON. Per bb eo 1 802 230 anges, Hava coos 250 N10 R ROBFRT I. BANK S, FEB Rakes rob ve NY. Agen 's offices. A+ SECEEEEE iii E n. eFax y veanberrios, 9, Secreta A oe A 4, No, 8 Broad 100.0. 63. i alitii Lead fy HS 3g OMY a On Misc Yaseen Pkes. ML iin Foy wit! sad: rp cal 03 N T UST ry. FIRE, MARINE LL so, badd a [ios Tuco rs aly h 300veepwesess. 1 30°C Total. 124,397! lUsneous... 201 157,217 sabell aw Pm..25 Do., peach vk k. 0a 60 OMP INLAND 800. class meld New. tork esd American Live ASSAG "100... 9% 4 200, rr Bi Central 3 0 iid 3 Ola carrene 98 495 0 MD... a%|Quinces, ot 8 00; OF NE oF The Poli INSUR NAVI 13 vobited w} avre to England 1 of Manuf. iaadidetuy ar 7 tn Ba 18225] Por po doz af» W-YORK olicier entitled AN GATION hive ARAGQ sad Stemuip Com wd even sv ass 3.80 ato Aer Call Wool of Pk WITHDRAWALS tenses R040 $770,469 Asi #0 eat) pai CMa No.7) B to part simoath, t ro Fier No d FULTON, iT Ld cau an After Call. Cotton... br alae, y 70,469 basket 4 Wa 5 2 Brosdway, receios vit ve h Rivet boca thor. AL ry ie Cotto... #3 pie dans.of Then Chicory, Bec... GROCERIES. EL] WIC Wey, Birks I Rett RE a cms PCRS wy ps Trad 5.000 ..b30. 30] Rojstone UNTIED oH, 597 ME Stiatons or Hd burn, oR Japan Priti ST TED OA DEF OBITS. wh gro, ca 3 Mate B05 i 4 oF A 4, 1088 200 abesns o0 N'Y rer nN Total.... 906,204 us... 20 047 R e d vy "20 521Candles snsvssnn hf 002s x T af any time. N DEPOSITS, ee 1,000,000 HY WERTO ERLE President Fost Clana. F100 8 PAYABLE iN whi hg Gold td py Te 11,764 oa &o., WD... tallow, 1 15% HIS COMPANY which may be wi wi. LOTH ice fey aan Ry aby GOLD. adress A a— 110 Yami. of Pk wane, 94 $108,013 Sagas, brown, er 183% Trustes for m te authorized to wet LF M. A. Bo Beeratary. EER pe c—— Nooo After Call. Biiuine std. 43) Nye Gold 2 Cotton. ed wat ue Manuf. of Pk nes... 2a “Tis A A Guardian Saag v, Executor @hancep for yoruty o ding, bod, oe BB AR De Ra 9000....connps 11 eerie a 160304 Mi Mi Ph Lea SAA LEGAL DEPOSITORY f. ad genensly to VERY Businces Alen a valuables sales anees Be J posi “5 EH in res earasensnsassopss hind 010 ws wid ah hrs nd mane te ato ey paid into Court. I A VERY VALUABLE PA {AMES A WOTTON Hare 7 ChTCK, As hie’ Ha &8 1 TI Ho pA ad to give thelr perso persons going abr ~Terms reasonsble. TENT RI 8, RANE Co. Genera oedway, N "Yok. Buell 0 as NER fer call, 90 wes Macy, B 4,200 ISAAC H. FROTHI nal attention win oad, or Addrons, GHT FOR NORTH ko. Stal Agel fn urope. po) 3. 1 tices Pian Pl Gonrty Hil” York. (Formerly offee ANKERS, 30 W Tea, Oolon wv. 7. AinVcSToUL NGHAM, Presiden A conan FL a, SEW YORE, LLO rarer 173 Hi orients don of voy Turk stent Now. flshB g ond Eo- ALDRICH Sactuney. Lg a B ren) S=Fie Flouring mn NR ae Do OX D7 STEAL 80 5.310 The busin nu deposit. Back.) Four per cent Teen ast..... a residents. It stocked three Country 8 1 Sl A Ou foot of United ears 1 30/Stare A.A. Lo Ta in Elin tore 8 doin TURDA Taw! B ess of this in veers $1 30 Starch, 8 w, UATERS: 0 beth. Call also a Nov. a 6 D338 {Bank house is the same @8i 25 Tapiota b.. eA SO a DEL R SALE op JAQUES, No. 9 B VOR rH AMPT o Bee oce, B R C. Howmer A No. Groce VIA 3 Frets 2 0 45 a» Incorpo rat 3 f, Jortes.bous MEATS FRES n, 4 botirereer JRL Honacs EM Ir, Avecerme Souris fun X Boannr. T A DARK AAIN-- fs ki “8 Ay kei HAVRE, 0 1 TON they end AtcoUssy, Ha 0 Pork JO ns, Wu.T. wonaE W, C1 Tilte “an n, Pa. ids Tr PT ON Els 310 ance at 4 per A be allowed 347 Dun for Yah ie Ceri anne 1 eT A 2 Teaver v, Divan fom. Tiana MoLuan, OR fie tid hong. Pings o WOE buen of ik master, on D a ete sl ne 1 Wore eary 3) COLLECTIONS dally bal Bd. e1seeeer on 18H M apts eee. RQ Anise) PARKER, Fra Horrow, Ja s Rigas, BALE~ 8 ONG Pu fac For freight J EN 0 L 13 ’s oy “4 325 Canad ‘made on any 4 co Vi iat utton, hind qr, M... B30 Aun Muxnos re Sxiooy, J. He PORNTYH, is 7 of A MANUFACL Fraaiin, Po. of passage apply B.R &mabes 25} 100... ead 2 Orders part of the United Bt “huck-rb...... sense J8B20 ure quarter. oy 1 RAV he, a es, pore Palis he B CTURING ESTAB- 8 de ain G1 08 Cntr fr th Pracan ar Sia or on liso an i A Sh fev ET MEL SE To co. to Mme I Stocks, of Beceem shiesrsnsssrears Co. TORI: Ga p— Lue Ahout rettriug fiom d AlL A. aed IA Had Famax 4 9 15} ha anal commission, TASS OF Sik of 6 Suttons Gover Po La vi oe sem RuSE whieass Ra tend. FEARODY Ls NOY STON foal (see oan of ARNG DAY. understood A Dap at 138} NOV, Ba 4 sxecuted for PI oarts, i proeeree dl et, Sheep, caren l8E RN ea) rie wick, ban 4 E, Sih it £35 OLUNBIN Greene, roa wif realtor be THURSDAY, 4+ Tho Btock mark Treasury Sag dioosthived AL v MARKETS PO i a Yore CE CV Bem Banking withs WEL JORHO CASTE Cun am GAR Tower 1 opened 1 for Ta» 1) 120] 16 Cutlets wiv ous EU of us od 12 0 H AY, b. tes wore made feverish and Ha ASHES Tasos MEA wJ6B18) Loliev.vvenssens oss 35 48 es and Bankers. of 1887 AN PATEN Gsness men RAT Dee. 13 yelling Upon neatly «xoited sod *IicH puvetisfrm Ya Po. ha, AAT RALT, puoEED, Br A WIN iad the, nce cen lor i a Green, 8. 1. su en ty rst To i 40s pues ep he He guy tT Ee I £3 WINSLOW LAN rain! BE TE A wd A ver Blood our BY T North: Fro $182 $20 for fair demand at Jd Larded "yD 182% Pm. [ER fombined. pall, of tines, In which pleasure A o N i West- Croton; and hd a nase tar Com. Balt and corel 9 5.169% pw on London NEW.Y No. 27 oud 0, 'R band fo a DRAFTS AV, A oy An AND, N—The Hoag Rill Rete (4 Avid Longs ode 15 ORK. 20°F WA 4 Maiden lana. AILABLE D PACASY PT. Do: pa, Som Jeu i eh bf Favors sou CIES DA Ky fa LB THROUOMN 1 v arene 10220 Int velers, aw-Orleant, the of ,000, in partionlars DAN NOLAND, (RELAN® or mote aot T Aor 2 t allowed in all parte Cor. 200 por an estab: rr p Be re ad 8 i UR B01 ry B vo deporis of Europe, i PY Fr kd why Call at BROTHERS ep Tonguey, 281 75 Trips, 1..00. A ROWN C from 11 a APSCOTT™ Co. i AR 8, 40 rin CAPITALIST =n nbiial Ey PATER peennnhbanin 210 B No 50 BROKE pied one half in op rtunity is NOON A 4 Busiaon Pagar bongh Waitar HN wp! in ify Ne. RPOOL AKD QUERNITOWN feauriiion, vad Comggrlal Raw Tons, a MINING R30 EAA Brosd on Biosks, Gorgmament wi het Tots. bia 12 Logdon, Lives 4 ann Com P be artner wan 0) RE a ry RD two wogks I references partner for £1 and u At] yorlte TC TX rhs t= sland, traed 0a wr In C. —_— ¥en Os lr _—

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NEW -YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1866. Ocean Steamer. III IIA IAAI SQ TEA M TO GLASGOW A) AND LIVE RPOOL, LS Calling ai Loudondesry to and Maio and Passengers, The favorite yo Steamers of LINE TOEVERY S, SATURDAY. BRITANNIA. salls SATURDAY, November 24 HIBERNIA sails SATURDAY, Decewber 1 JOWA sails SATURDAY, Desem Rates of Passage, payable in currency.—To Liverpo ol, Glasgow, and Derry, Cabins, $9 and $70; Steerage wa AAPA S Prepaid Certificate; fro these Ports to New-York, $35; to Ham- burg, Havre, Antwerp fe, $100 and $77 Wor farther bi. formmtion apply at the Company's offices FRANCIe {y AU DONALD CO.. Agente, No. 8 Bowling green, New-York. o——— Ee rs tcc] Bteamboats and Bailroads. Ee A OR NEWBU RGH, POUGHKEEPSIE and RON- pour dally. ot std p. m., landing st Cozzens, Cornwall, Marlbor- wiv Milton, Park and Esopus W., BALI N on eh Wednesdays end Fridays. The THOS. COR- of Hagrison- Ne RELL tn Tuesdays, Thursdays end Saturdays, from fost QE TOOK, RED BANK, AND INTERME- DIATE PLACES. on, RAIL. work in I Gams Sn Fo hinge. X Tioco TARGATH ALL TIER RA Ca RR Bei ty Ei ie. wi ew adr Ah 74, nt EEA ELE rn ard oa i eved from Fe fa Brookise, en on President-ste. (the Rov. aren Cha ref Coun 1. had Te F espettey oo rr way AT vray alos sed svenag ben week i ved) rs oh on Lo Sets A 2 A Cr eh i, eT mht Li cr Furia aa Es Ey SUNDAY, wt BiH SESEP val prac SONONRN. ighth-ave spade w, Al pre luvited hin Helze berger's Hall, Ei betweoo Tweutioth and Frans Srst-ste, to moirow of} IE lane Bible Class at 9a m. and 2 p. m.. held in 1 Hroadway— SUNDAY MEETINGS. Seats free. Og Re of apkstion of the Bible” at 3 p. m.; @iscussion on the Diels vet" ot p.m. North Baptist Charch, cor. Ch her and Hedford-sts.— The i rotrtiou of the chy and Fhetonhar, 4h Churches 4 meet with the North Baptist Church on THURSDAY, TI Day at 10} a. m. Preaching by the pastor. “Pilgrim Baptist Church, in West Thirty third st —The Pus tor. Je Rev, RALSEY W. KNAPP will preach every SUNDAY at m. and 7h nv. m. Prayer meetings WEDNESDAY and FRI- Y EVENT G8. a Church of the Se 4, comer r of Market and Henry ste ~The Rev, GEO a rE Wi preach on Sabbath, Nov. 25. Services commence st 104 a m, and 7} p. m. All seamen snd others Invited, Seat:¢(ree. ie] Stephe sw Episcopal Church—The Hev. Dr. PRICE, Reootor, w Divine Service st the French Chorch. on Twenty. second-st, Ren Fif h snd Sixth-aves., every Sunday. at 104 5. m. and 74 p. m. TO.MORKOW the Restor will preach at both services. St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church, corner of Fourth ave and Twenty second st Preaching TO- MORROW at 104 m. by tim Pastor” the Rev, CYRUS D. FOSS, and ot 7} p. mu by the Rev, J. P.NEWNAN, D. D Rwedenhorg’s Theslogy —A course of six Joetures on The Contents and Character of Fmanuel Swodenbore's Theological Writ. ings,” will be delivered by the Rev. CHAUNCEY GILES, in the New-Jornsalem House of Worship, Thirty-filth-et., between Fourth and Lexingtonaves. Introductory lecture SU NDAY EVENING, Nov. 25. at 7 o'clock. Seats free, st, Luke's Hosptial. ~The friends of the ve Hospital or sre paepeot- fully reminded of the Aunnal Collection for ite Thanksgi fuing Dinuer to be made in the chapel of the same after sermon by the Pastor, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Servics to commences at 3} 0 ‘elock. st. Barnabas Chapel (Fplicopal). Ma'berry- st,, near Bleeck. er, two blocks east of Broadway, Seat free. Services on SUNDAYS, at 104 a.m, aud 54 p wm. The Rev. LL H TUYTLE, D. 4 regtor of St. Link's Church. will presch on SUNDAY PVEN Nov 75 Donations either io money or provisions for Thankngiving Dinner for the inmates of S¢, Barnabas House are earvestly solicited, which shoul 1 be sent in as early as Mon: lay. samuel 11. Cox, Do D., wil preach fa the West Fiftieth of, Presbyterian hureh, between Broadway and Fighth-ave,, SUNDAY, at 104s w. end 54pm St, John's M KE. Chareh, Fiftyibirde, between Hr wdway and F iebt ave ~SUNDAY, Nov hr pre hing bY the Pastor, Rev C. ESRAY, at Fp m. and 7 Morning subject The Strength of the Hills™ Fventrg He Sins of our Neighbors. Sun day School at 9 and 2, seventu Pre abyterian hurch, roar of Broowe snd Ridee tia he Rev At UE] mi ‘RD DP. D.. will preach by ap point tment of Preshytery, L& NDAY EVE NG 4 3 yeionh The Rev. 1. IL. Chapin, 1 D., will presel at Cooper lus ti tute on SUNDAY, 25th inst. Services commence at 11», ‘mands pom The 140 Weeks of Dan, ix., 24-25. Vet in the forare.” will be thes Hn ct of sermon by Fider P.CA ANON or WEDNEN. DAY, p ke Chureh N 38 West Twenty-fourth ot Large paint nze on the books of Daniel and Revelations wil be used the sermon. Seats [ree The Fiftyeeighth Anniversary OF {EW YORK BIBLE AND CU] v ON FRAY ER BOOK ROC IY will be cele brated vext 577 YyENING t the Church of the “Transhoretion Twenty host The ry will he piss thd ythe Rev. A, BL CARTER b. In, and collection made bo fre Metrinntion of Tiles ard Prover Pooks, binds pin T reahnm tires n. 44 Wn will Th. NV, prese Io Ww K (3, i Arvus Hal. No 6% Vy ay Wepre that Jody uate Life in Pe sin Pelee the Ded, are now a Funelion of the Charch, and fed I’ LN and 7 pm The Kev, J. E, Annan, of th Pe Chureh to net v wily bh TOMORROW, ser 104 m0. ar fy The Hev., Henry Blan hard gresch ‘nn the cl the Restoration r of M oe wmd (lor at kite SUNDAY MORNING a IN prt lia 2dially vited to tend. S tf r the rvenirg Af nd Samah The Five Poluts Wission—8 te of the O14 rr-No M Pork I the Potnte =The N. SHAS Fil re ord Print fry a0 at k pr Short sddiesses by vicitor y re i ed in the improvement end or The Firat Annive renry of the Fifth Wart Misw'on 8A eg the patroy f e New York vday eb sal lewd try 8 tv of the WF. «ll Be Pe dat their coms. No. 21 Werth ot. near West Brondway, on SUNDAY the? t2p m. The Riv. J. 85 INZKIF sod othes will be pede sie po Singing by the School No, 20 East The Church af the Atonement, at Hops Chape Services at If Tw en aves am, wd pe m ps DA y School st fa. mm. Com municauts’ meeting ls URDAY EVERING in ever month at poe! ack. Willettnt M. E. Church, N+, nfgrol vial Centenary meet this Chor 25. The Rev, D2 w held at PORTER 4 Major bid from New nih 0,'—(180) seven frie last, rr to their _— upon ing letter Jaing letine esplaive. tho: ansnctiin C. 8. BosaxeLy, Havel susips for od eal Bank ss $m you hold the lard for $20 20.900 we sre to pry to you us a via: Toe aumoan o gt his Ankit fs he oval repeinmnity Wh Sibeh Jat said that shortly after these transactions Eastman became alarmed, and made fly to on gay on he n- having that The man an: Bw Fl Teron pre L stored in No to us our receipt 0 recurity for $135, 0, adv ander dur the lnchuad socuipt 1-3 pa tJ 3 E p sb frugality ts of their to sustain the various of th and which were of showing that them fd perm fs ~and the Fam Apri sai with os were found showing the y of this origoge being 2 ng a Sau It was also as solvent w be so, Tina also that the i rh ier pont, one of LEE akan Ko a Pion Broge be won Shin lf nS eel The defense would not ik pdt this aud Mr. Lord moved oS a non-suit on the ground of insuffiefent evidence, and that plain- tiff had lost the rights Ais execution bad given him by neglect ing to cause the property attached to be sold, and suffering tbe Sheriff to sell it another After some discussion the oy Sue was denied. pe n t per before; that is my ignatire 14. 00s fi 00) oe ny oriina signature I 'e to secure a debt 1 owed wy father. ~By J Pp to Were you in a condition mind to make this mortgage? A. I suppose I was iu a as, 1 frame of mind. Q. Do you think you are insane now? A. Tthink un siek- pess in France has affected my memory in relation to some things; I recollect some th aid forget others. The witness then continned: I seeure St this sum to my father because I owed it to him and gave him this as security for part of the debt; that debt was an honest one; 1don't think the thought entered my mind that this would secure my father to the exclusion of my other creditors, {The witness repeatedly said, at short intervals, “T intended 10 secure my Had no thought exe ept for my father, to secure him; remem- ber sending for Mr, Parsons when I was in an jusane asylam n France; can't say whether I was insane or not; was places there becanse T was regnrded os insane: don’t recollect te Ning him the worth of these leases, on which the mortgage was given; was in the asylum about three wonths. was a ected in my mind once some time before Deng Pion in this asylum; the death of my ehild cansed it; don’t think the death of m child made me desire to dofrand my ereditors; never intend that I am aware of, to defraud my creditors: dink 1 am uot in. sane now; had somewhat of a relapse on my return from France; don't kpow thet physicians were sent to examine me on my return, who sald my insanity was all a sham; don’t know ht I ever was sane in my life, he witness, in answer to other questions, admitted that he Wm wrong things that he was sorry for having done tnem® but thas he had never considered himseff as a crimival. Alter giving some further testimon in relation io his father and mother haying acenmulated property, and "a tion to bis business transactions for the last 20 “years, he retired from the witness stand. Ten witnesses were then examined In relation to Mr. East. man's eharvacier, Ten witnesses hed previoesly testified that it was good. Those now called testified that it was bad, A witness was recalled in relation to Mr. Eastmanp’s accounts, who testified t hat he had examined the books and found thas they were frandulently kept, and that Mr, Eastman was insoly- ent during the latter part of the time Le was in business. The case was then adjourned to Moaday morning. Barne Butler Parsons and ex-Judge Pierrepont for plaintiff; D Lord for defendants. CHAMPERS— Nov, 23— Before Justio: SUTHERLAND. DECISIONS, Geo. Little agt. Emeline Little.—Report of Referee confirmed and judgment of divorce grant ed. Esther A. Ogden agt. Wm. R. Ogden. —Reference ordercd as to alimony, In re the Petition of M. W, Talmadge.—Report of Referee confirmed and order granted. Joseph IL More agt. The Board of Commissioners of Pilots, reconsideration, 1 think motion must be heard on ite merits, tl. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.—Nov. 25.—Before Judge NELSON. ADMISSION TO PRAOCTICR. On motion of Amos Hull, John Van Sanvoord, esq., recently Examiner of Patents in Washiogton, was admit- ted to p as a proctor, attorney, advocate and counselor of this Court. o» EOURT OF COMMON PLEAS—Srecist TerM~Nov. 2— Before Judge BRADY. DECISIONS. Rossett.—In this case the jattios uctiivuent of the order on the 23d inst. Faulkner. —Stay of days a bey 7h 23. No costs, Before rg nudge Davy. The People agt. Barrett.-—Motion grauted. et Thessalin must appear on t SUPERIOR COURT-—Nov. 23.—Before Justice MoxriL. IMPORTANT QUESTION TO HOTEL KEEPERS IN THIS CRIMINAL COURTS.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before Judge Russel. h store of Mrs. Rhein om the 28th of J er raned 10 choir in the State Prisca fof 1¥6 Tw Forbes iin bE Er nar homas fxs vias, one of whom lied TE #55, A AL aguigst the prisoner, and on, was interceded aa as ful counsel, but on being 1c by plan Hedden that he ry attempted to set fire to a bed on urpose to bide his theft, the Court ro Lim to the Slate vison for five years.

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4 Yo Amusements. BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. PAY AND EVENING -THE HONEYMOON. Mr C. W, Clarke and a Mili company, TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND CURIOSI. TIE s—yAN AMBURGH'S COLLEC PION OF WILD ANIMALS. Ea 3 Ww INTER GARDEN THIS EVENING. RICHARD 11. Myr. Bognmil Dawlivon, NIBLO'S GARDEN PIA FVENINO-VHE BLACK CROOK —~Orest Purisienve Ballet Troupe. Matince st 1 o'clock POLWORTH HALL, PHIS EVENING -M. Hutz the Hlasionist THF WOXDROTS HAT spd HUMAN LEAD FLOATING IN THE AIK Matinee al o'clock NEW. YORK THEATER THIS EVENING-GRIFFITH GAUNT; Or JEALOUSY, Mr J. K. Mortimer. Mr. Mark Smith, Mr. Lewis Baker, Mre Gomer, Mrs Maria Wilkins Miss Rose Eytings. Matinéde at 1 o'clock. NEW YORK CIRCUS THIS EVENING KEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE First week of Robert A. Stickney, char pion pad rider, El Nino Eddie and Nat. Assin, Matinée st 24 o'clo ok. a4 od KFLLY LFON'S MINSTRELS THIS EVENING-KF LLY LEON'S MINSTREL TROUPE. No 720 Brosaway. MONSTER TRIP AROUND THE WORLD, WALLACK'S TUEATER. T™IS FYENING-DREAMS OF DELUSION. Mr Frederick Robinson, Mr. John Olibert, Mr Charles Fisher, Miss Madeiine Hou wiques, Mrs. Vernon y OLYMPIC THEATER. CHI8 AFTERNOON THE LONG STRIKE. Mr. Chales Woestloigh, Miss Kate Newton, THIS EVENING<HAMLET; Or, WEARING OF THE BLACK. Mr. Stuart Robson. BROADWAY THEATER. HIS AFTERNOON—THE ARTIST OF FLORENCE. Mr har on Dillon, at o'clock, THIS EVENING-OTHELLO. Nr. Claris Dillon, FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. T4018 FE VENING—-BUDWORTH'S MINSTRELS. A TRIP TO SUE MOON. Matinse at 34 o clock. FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATER THIS EVENING-PANTOMIME EIRENE AN F JACK AND GILL, with THEATRE FRANCAIS TIS EVENINO-FRENCH COMEDY. gan, Débat of Miss Olive NEW .YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, THE WASHINOTON TWINS—ANATOMICAL COLLECTION. Open daily fiom 8a m, to 10p. m, __ NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY. Open fiom 9a mw. to 10p. m, BTEINWAY'S ROOMS. THIS EVENING-THEO. THOMAS S SECOND SYMPHONY BOIRFE. Mr 8 B. Mids, Mss. Crager, Miss Meyer, Mr. W. F, Hill, Mr. Dasohuitz, 200 voices aud Grand Orchestra, wh Business Notices. Starr MARrcrs, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, No. 23 Johnst, N. Y,, Reupectfnlly inforin the public that they have added to their stock of wich Jxwaiay and S:LYERWAKE superb assortment of the Gonmax Manvracruning Company Sinven-Prarep Wars. This ware is toe first of its kind ever produced in this country, and fe destined to surpass any made by Elkington of Birmingham, Dixon of Sheffiald, or Christofle of Paris. In quality of metel and plating, warlety of slegant designs and fiaish, we commend it to a favorable oonsideration. To pravent imposition, al articles bear their trade mark thus: GURHAMMYG We cherish a laudable pride in being the introducers of these goods, ws they meet a want long folt by persons of refined taste, to whose good opinion and patronege we are indebted. {These goods we olaim are in perfect harmony with the beautiful arts which wa have aimed to embody in all our productions of jewelry a wall aa sliverware, Howarp Co, _ JrwELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, No. 619 Brospway, New iokk, Flave made an arrangem: ut with the Goxmax MaxvracTURING CoMPANTY, of Providence, Wor a full supply of the CELESRA (ED (JORAAM PLATED WARE, SPHANNG( GWAMNFG(, i Which they offer at as low gions as any other house in the country. 0, full sssortment of SoLip SILvExwWARE, Diawoxps, Fine sweLky, Warcnxs, Faxcr Goovs, &e. Because a person bas a bad Cough, it should wot be inferred that Consumption has set iu, although s case of Consumption is rarely met with unsccompanied by e distressing Cough. Where, however, s predisposition to pulmonary disases exists, a Cough, if left to iteelf, strains and racks the Lungs and wastes the genera! strength, and soon establishes au incurable complaint. In all cases, then, it is the safer plan to get rid of a Cough, Cold or Hoarseness without delay, and for this purpose no vemedy acts more promptly or surely, or with more benefit Ro the organs of the Chest, than Dr. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, mo Article scientifically compounded from carefully-selected drugs, pud which, on trial, will always be found worthy of its world yids vuputation. “Sold every whess Dz. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF Wie Carey. ONE OF TEE OLDRST AND MOST RELIABLE REXEDIRS IN THE WORLD POR Covens, Corps. Hoamszxess, BroNcEITIS, And all disesses of the THROAT. LUNGS, and Cursr. Sold by J. P. Mixsmonre. No. 36 Dey-st., New-York. Aud by Druggiets and Apothecarics gen y. WisTER CLOTHING, —The best Place to buy superior OvarcoArs of every texture, style sud w Also, Dress and Busi: cas Suits, ready made or to order. FURNISHING Goops, CHILDREN'S ‘Lormixg &c. st FB. Bavpwix's, No. 0 and 72 Bowery; the La gost assortment in the city and prices less. rrr “ALAS My Hair 1s TuaNING GRAY AND FALLING Ove. —~CuEvALiER's Livk wor THs MAIR restores gray hair to ite original color; stops its fallirg ont; keeps the heed clean; strengthens he weakest hair, and promotes its growth. Sold by sll Druggists end Fashiouable hair dressers, and st my office, No, 1,123 Broadway, N. Sanam A. Crxvanien, M. D. "AN EXTENDED POPULARITY.—'* BROWNS DROX. omial Tnocuzs’ have besn before the public many years. Fach year finds them in new localities in various parts of the world. The Trochen are pronounced universally superior to all other articles nsed for similar purposes, For relieving Coughs, Colds snd Throst Dis esses, the Troches have been proved reliable. ““JErrERs 15 SELLING WIS LADIES AND CHILDREN'S Saons aud fine Ours SLiPPERs at manufacturers’ prices. cp ___ Jnevems, Broadway. Barcusror's Hak Dye.—The best in the world; Fiarmiosw, Reliable, Iustautaribous: the only perfect dye—black or wil. 0 po I tiots. Genuine signed A aonb poin Es aciioty and Perfumers. "sr For-MARKING LiveN, C.—~CLARK’'S IMPROVED IN- ParaiL. patented 1650-1866. For sale st wholesale by Cot- ter, Co, 4, Ww 4.3 Mati, Ding Pratt, sod ‘har ers. At retail by foners and He suufsctured By Tun wosuisLs Pavel Co., Northampton, Mase. 3) Fro Reversible Feed _ BEwise-Mafiesy Bost family machine in he world oy 8M Co, 565 B: PmvATe InsTRUerioN for Busisess MEN in Book worcial Correspondence, Commercial Arith. ke, mt Towwsasxp's Acapexy, No. 260 4 fnstruction, dey snd evening, to young wen preparing for takes the field this season with decidedly the Sa MET haat eee Guin, No. b Broadway, “¥5s Anu anp Luo, by B. PRANK Parmer, LL. D, “oent” Aeusidiert, and low 14 sllioars hd Sieliang 1, Adarad, RY. 19 Green ot, Avoid r AFD Frecxres. Ladies afflicted with Dis- RR EA Ay eB penn Sermo, 4 Bt Sow OLD Exes MapE NEw without spectacles, doctor, Be EE Doors Too. Ss Broder New. Tor cote Address Beuis Liwoes, No. 97 Fullon-st,, ol Seb ELLs Boss. No. 104 Faltonat, N, robe rd NS, 104 «t., N. opine ¥aveiorss. Wholessle snd retell, Everonic's Weppixo Cann Deror, No. 302 Bat Bal fo Se pore, Locsin gam come 4 NOVEMBER 24, NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, Pirranoricn, May 10, 1866 Messrs. HOSTETTER SMITH. Guxriemey: During a visit to the West last Fa'l I contracted chills aud fever, which brought me to wy bed, aad finally terminated in typhoid fever, pad confined me to my room for severs! months, during which time I was physically so prostrated that 1 slmost do spaired of ever recovering my heslth baving almost entirely lost my appetite for days, not beiug abls to est umorsel, added to which I was distressed with a reching scusstion in my head, and passed many sleepless nights—all from debility cansed by wy prostrate condition, brought about by fever, At this stage of my condition a friend recom: mended me (o use your oelsbrated Stomach Bitters, but, being morally opposed to the use of s'lmulants in any form, I at first doclined, bus ef erward yielded my prejudices, and, ater taking the medicine for woveral weeks, my appetite retarned, and with ft 1 am rapidly regain. ing my former strength and vigor. My sleep (from the loss of which 1 bave suffered much) has never been better than it is now, snd the roeling sensation (before alluded to) has entirely left me. My bowels, which were much constipated and irregular, are now quite natural, and, in fact, 1 am glad to say that I feel myself new man, sud tender you this testimonial of my appreciation of your valusble preparation in order that others may aval themselves of its virtues, which preju- dive kept mo from enjoying for so long a period. 1 may slo add that roy physician, after seeing the beneficial effect of your Bitters on mo, recommended that I use them regularly, Yours, very respectfully, FE. Bouvaxn, No, 45 Market-st, Tue HOLIDAYS. Tus LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE COUNTRY OF RICH DINNER AND TEA SETS, PARIS OLOCKS AND 8TATUARY, and Fins FANCY (7ooDs—of our own importation. (viNaTON BROTHERS, Nos. 236, 238 and 240 Fulton-st., Brooklyn Davis Counamore Co, No. 479 Brosdway, 4 doors below Broome et. Having Enlarged their Store by Extending it through to Mercarat., have added RILVER PLATED WARE to their Large Stock of CHINA AND GLASSWARE. We desire Especial Attention to a Large Assortment of NEW CHINA DINING BEIS. “Mgrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP scription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United States, and has been used for 30 years with pever-failing safety «ud success, by millions of mothers for their children. It re: lieves the child frem pain, corrects acidity of ihe stomach, re- lioves wind colic, and, by givivg rest and health te the cuild, eom- forts the mother. “is the pre- UERY. Why fs it that Crisrapono's Ham Dyx is the bes! IN THE womrrp'’ BECAUSE eminent chemists say #0; BxCAUSE it contains no canstic compounds! BrCAvsE it wears longer than any other BRCAVSR it operates INSTANTANEOUSLY. Brcavse it does not stain the skin BROAUSK it nourishes and strengthens the Hairt Broavse it corrects the bud effects of other dyeil BRCAUSR its presence caunot be detected ERCAUSE IT NEVER FAILS! Sold sverywhere, aud applied at CrisTapono's, No. 6 Astor louse. CATARRH! BroNCHITIS! ERADICATED FOREVER The gist! The vital point! The triumphant success of NATURE'S SOVEREIGN REMEDIALS PROM PLANTS ia this: they eradicate forever every taint of the disease. The miserable palliatives must therefore be abandoned. Explanst Circulars, one stamp, Advice gratis. Address Wi. R. Prixcs. Flushing, N. Y. LAUCK'S Halk COLOR RESTORER AND DRESSING. Harmless, cleanly, cooling and invigorsting; no trouble in applying. just the thing for traveling. Price $1, large bottles. Depot. No. 54 Great Jones-st., and Gouravp's Medicaied Soap Depot, No. 452 Broadway. A HERNIA, VARICOCELE, and GENERAL DEFORMITIES specially treated by the undersigned, at No, 1564 Fuitomst. Trusses, bdominal Supporters, Spinal sud Shoulder Braces. Silk Elastic Stockings. Suspensory Bandages, &c., care’ully adjusted to suit each case. J. C. Mansn. Pings, PiLEs, and all affections of the Bowels, per- mansntly cured by Specific Remedies, st Dr. A, UPnaN's Medica! Office, fo. 39 East Fourth-st., third door from the Bowery, aud be- tween Bowery and Broadway. “COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE KUPTURED.—Sont fosiage-paid on receipt of ten cents, Address Di. E. B. Foor, No. 1,130 Broadway, New-York. A Sure PiLg CURE. Dr. Giusxrr's PiLe [NsTRUNENT. Positively cures the worst cases of Piles. Bent by meil on re ocolpt of $4. Circulars free. Sold by droggiste. Agent wanted every: by Address J. B. Roxaixe, Manager, No, 575 Broadway, New ork. WiLLoOX G1BBS'S SEWING-MACHINE Its seaw is less liable to rip than the lock-stitoh.”"—[* Judges Decision’ at the “Grand Trisl”] Send for samples of both stitches. No, 508 Broadway. PoLLAK Sox, No. 692 Broadway, New-York, near Fourth-sl,, MagRsCEAUX Pips MANUPACTUR ERS. Pipes cut to order, repaired and mounted. 4 New Dork Daily Cribune. rm II SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 15366. TO CORRESPONDENTS. No notice can be taken of Anonymous Communications. What ever is intended for insertion must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer—not necessarily for publica tion, but as a guaranty for his good faith. All business letters for this office should be addressed to Tue TrisUNE," New-York. We cannct undertake to return rejected Communications. TO ADVERTISERS. We will thank our advertising customers to hand in their Advertisements at as early an hous as possible. If received alte: 9 o'clock they cannot be classified under their proper beads. EE" Notices of the Books of the Week Appear on the sizth page of this morning's issue, a the Money, General and Family Markets on the second page. We print, as a part of public opinion, Wendell Phillips’ speech before the Anti-Slavery Society. It will be seen that he opposes impartial suffrage, and, as ever, asks for more. A dispatch from New-Orleans informs us that Ra. phael Semmes, late pirate in the Rebel Navy, hes ac- cepted the chair of Professor of ‘Moral Philosophy and English Literature in the Louisiana State Semi. nary” at Alexandria, Can an evil tree bring forth good frait While by steamer we have a report of the fraternal sentiments toward this country, expressed by the English Premier at the Lord Mayor's banquet on the 9th ipst., the Atlantic Cable brings us intelligence of a rumor in Paris to the effect that the relations be- tween England and the United States are likely soon to become critical. -s EL ih The Chamber of Yih Insurance yesterday resolved that the le ought to be protected as effectually as possihle from all unsafe and fraudulent schemes of in- surance, aid fo this end shopld seek an enactment by Congress, app!ying nnually proper test of the sufficiency of the ssspls of each Compa. The Cham- ber, now permanently Gtganized, 1s itself a god insur: ance of the interest it has in keeping. Chief-Engineer Craven of the Croton Aqueduct De- partment retorts to Controller Brennan's statement of defense us to the price of pavements under his oper- ation, The Controller states that it had gone from $15 to $50 per yard. Mr. Craven states that the highest price was $2 97 per yard! There is just the difference of $47 03 between this figure and the Con- troller's. We spare comment, Major-Gen, Benj. F, Butler speaks this evening in Brooklyn on Executive Usarpation and its remedies. ‘We shall probably not agree with Gen. Butler as to the present application of those remedies; but we in- sist that those who wish to hear him shall be nowise disturbed nor prevented by those who do not. If (as is whispered) any Should attend this Leoture with in. tent to interrupt its delivery, we trust the Police will be on hand in such force as to protect efficiently the paramount rights of those who attend in order to hear. The public will see that the long postponed trial of Controller Brennan will commence next Monday, Mr. Brennan will then have an opportunity of show- ing whether or mot he has administered his duties honestly and faithfully, and the gentlemen who sigoed the card of the Controller oan test their judg. ment in asking for him a new lease of officey Very properly and decorously, Mr, Brennan repeats else. where thet under no circumstances can he be a candi- date for reélection, ‘Wa hope that the mominations to be pre- more essential in some respects that we should have good &chool officers than a faithful ContraMer. We defy any voter to show that his children should be misgoverned and mistaught; and, if he cannot do that, let him certainly see to it that good men for Commissioners are nominated, and the most rospecta- ble chosen. A Conservative ‘Army and Navy Union" in Washington, representative of the soldiers who as- sombled at Cleveland, have addressed an appeal to their affiliations of the press and the army for the ex- tension of Impartial Suffrage in the Bouth in prefor- ence to any other plan of reconstruction, The proof accumulates that the sentiment of all parties is Dbe- coming more disposed to leave the narrow courses of uncertain political restriction, and sail into the broad and peaceful waters of Amnesty and Suffrage. A correspondent asks for information as to tho comparative expenditure for the eivil service of the Governments of the United States and Great Britain. The annual expenditure of the latter is nearly $73,000,000, and that of the former about $20,000,000. As to the actual outlay of the respect ive countries, the proportion stands as five to two against Great Britain; but bearing in mind that the population of the State: is at present larger than that of the United Kingdom, the disparity will appear ye! moro marked. Judge Richard Kolley, who has been nominated by the Republicans of the City for the offico of Controller, gecured a competency as a provision merchant on Third-ave., and eight years ago was elected a Police Justice by the voters of the Eighteenth and Twenty. first Wards, a district which has always been Demo- cratio. Two years ago he was redlected on a Citi- zens’ and Republican ticket, ranning six or seven hund- rod votes ahead of it. He is now President of the Fifth Nationa! Bank. Judge Kelley has ripe ex- perience, business and civie respectability, and thongh a Republican, has unquestionable personal popularity with the Democratic masses. A dispatoh from Washington to a Philadelphia pa- per states that President Johnson has concluded to withdraw his opposition to Congress, and will give his reasons therefor in his Annual Message. We might hesitate to accept this report as entirely true; but it is nothing strange or too sudden that a Prosident, popularly elected, should bow to the expressed will of the people, reénforeed since the elections by the voice of his own partisans in favor of Impartial Suffrage. We shall not hesitata to say, that any step of his toward a reconciliation, comprehending justice as well 43 magoanimity in its plan, cannot be otherwise than advantageous to himself, to Congress, and to the peace of the country. It is notorious that the labor market of this city is at present overstocked, aud vot we hear of a large influx of people coming hither iu search of employ- ment. It would, indeed, be a real kindness to parties in the country who may be tempted to try the metrop- olis for work, to let them know exactly how matters stand here. Mr. Halliday's card, which we publish elsewhere, sounds a timely note of warning, and the press would be doing good service by giving it as wide circulation as possible. The Superintendent of the Five Points House of Industry is an authority on the subject to which his card refers, and it would be wise to give heed to hiz words of caution. OUR DIPLOMACY ABOUT MEXICO. The Times of yesterday, under the head of Gratui- tons Information,” answers our questions in regard to the rumored arrangement with France and Mexico, by which the expenses of France were to be secured and the territory of Mexico partitioned, and althongh the adjective by which The Times characterizes its infor. mation is scarcely suggestive of unmense value, and its manner of conveying it is not particularly gracious, its reply is, to a certain extent, satisfactory, and as such we accept it with thanks, After referring to ‘the unauthorized assurances which our Minister at Paris, who is now to be superseded hy Gen. Dix, was reported to have given to the French Government,’ The Times expresses its belief that no treaty of the character reported, by which we were to receive Mexi- can territory or to guarantee or pay the French claims, “has been negotiated by Mr. Bigelow,” and adds, “that it has not been sanctioned by the Government we are confident, and that it will not be submitted to the Senate for confirmation we feel quite sure.” This reply is sufficiently definitive to relieve the public anxiety in regard to the consequences of any unau- thorized assurances” which may have been given by the superseded Minister to France; and the further language of The Times, based upon a misreading of sentence in Tug TRIBUNE, exhibits a right apprecia- tion of the scheme which the canard of The Herald had attributed to the State Department. The Times, after referring to Mr. Seward's volumi- nous dispatches agaiust foreign intervention, asks: “With all this before us, why should even embodied malice itself accuse the Department of which Mr. Seward is the head, of complotting with the French Emperor to ‘trample on the Monroe Doctrine’ and to effect other analagous purposes dishonorable and treasonable 1" Tar Triprse had referred to ‘‘the thickening rumors that we had consented”—not to trample-ont the Monroe Doctrine, but *‘to assist the French Emperor to wring from the people of Mexico the expense he had iogarred in his bold attempt to trample out the Mionroe Doctrine” —but we do not regret the erroneous impression of The Times, since it has given it the opportunity of denouncing the suggested scheme of our assisting Louis Napoleon to recover the expenses of his invasion as “dishonorable and reasonable.” The Times closes its article with declaring that “when the documents setting forth the more recent negotiations respecting this Mexican matter cgné before the conntry—which they soon it jl be seen that there fas been ad ah about our sented by the City Convention will be in advance of th oiling san of ou shoo] role 1 10 en diplomacy from beginning to end, such as has char- acterized few negotiations of an equally important and Jrolonged kind. It will be found that the interests and hod or of {be country and the traditions and senti- ments of fis people nav been no less siydiously regarded and firmly upheld throughout, than the just rights of Mexico. If this predievion is confirmed at the opening of Congress, the counts,” Will be satisfied; but at this moment it is contradicc®d by the still nnexplained and most extraordinary act or Military interventjon— the imprisonment of Gen. Ortega. _ Upon his grave matter, involving the honor and good faith of this Government and this people, The Tomes of the 22d of November spoke as distinctly as Tug Trisose. It said “8g far as is known, Gen. Ortega had violated no law land, and had been guilty of nothing that warranted an i ference with his movements. He came here volunt and took his departure voluntarily. As to his title to the Mexican Presidency under the Constitution of that country, the question was certainly not one for Gen. She nor yet for our Gov. ernment to decide. THE ALTHORITIES OWE AN EXPLANATION 10 THE PEOFLE UPOX THIS MATIER." We have put in capitals the last lines calling on the Government to explain this thing to the people. Let the press echo it from Maine to Texas, This arrest is neither “a rumor’ nor a ‘‘canard,” but a fact, and one that concerns our National reputation, From the beginning of the Rebellion the daty of absolute non-interference with the domestio concerns of other nations, was the standing text of our Foreign diplomacy. Our policy of non-intervention,” said Mr. Seward to Mr. Dayton, ‘straight, absolute and peculiar as it may seem to other nations, has thus be- oome to ng a tradition.” In demanding from Mexico a fair neutrality, we gave to her the most distinct pledges, My. Seward woop to Mr. Corvin, Agel 6, out. Too Pro: idowd is fully satisfied that the pofesy, welfnse pod happiness Of the United States ‘would be more’ of* foctuslly promoted if the former should re#aiy its complete integrity and independence, than thoy oowid be by any dismemberment of Mexico with a transfer or diminution of its sovereignty, even though thereby a portion or the whole of the country or its sovereignty should be transferred to the United; States them- selves.” Mr. Corwin was instructed to impress’upon Mexico that ‘the existing polikical organization in this country affords the surest guarauteo Mexico can have, that her integrity, union and independence will be respected by the whole people of the American Union.” Iu the name of Mr. Lincoln he was also to say that Mexico aud the other American States «are entitled to a greater forbearance and more generous sympathy than they are likely to receive from any other quarter.” These solemn assurances, made not lightly, but when we as a nation were demanding—almost solicit ing—the non-intorvention we promised to observe, are recorded in the memory of men and on the page of history, and if ever as a nation we violate these promi- ses, we will incur the infamy that belongs to violated faith, and our moral influence on international neu- trality will fade, as it has faded from every Court in Europe. Our pledges would seem to have been already bro- ken by the intervention of Gen. Sheridan, in arresting ol vA Biaba Passes MU. Nasa Nudes H Citega, which an ari UM Ane srcwcuailans Pica- yune, quoted by The Jourral of Commerce, intimates was done in pursuance of a plan adopted by the Gov- ernment at Washington, looking to an active inter vention in the affairs of Mexico in behalf of the pre- tensions of Juarez, Au intervention which, if sincere, “will ultimately aseume the form of a protectorate,” “Wo have therefore,” adds the editor, arrived at what may be called “a new era in our international rolations." Should we, by imprisoning Ortega and his adher- ents, and supporting by our army the claims of Jua- rez, givo to his Government a temporary stability, Napoleon may retire, satisfied that the agreement of Juarez to pay his debt must be recognized by all suc- ceeding Governments, if not as entirely well pleased as he was with Mr. Bigelow's volunteered suggestion that, as soon as his troops had gone, wo should recog- nize the Empire of Maximilian. The Evening Post last evening, in noticing the re- tiromont of Mr. Bigelow, spoke of ‘‘the final adjust- ment of the Mexican question as now having been accomplished.” Will both The Post and The Times allow us to ask if its adjustment by American inter vention and an Américan proteotorste, however de- manded by speculators or jobbers, would, in their opinion, accord with the faith, the interests and the honor of the American people WHITE OR BLACK? Good Justice Sutherland, who mles in the Supreme Court, may or may uot have a wart upon his nose; and a wart on one's physiognomy may be eithor a well-apring of pleasuze or a blot of defilement, accord- ing as the wearer thereof is convivially or maliciously disposed, A mole ou an open countenance has been regarded as proof of long-lost brotherbood of some kind or other; but wa have never heard that wart or mola wers Crowner's proof that the spotted person had committed a murder, and deserved to die in a ditch, tomote conntry districts have heen worked upon in- ternally By the baleful squint of the evil eye; swine and kine are said to have been dispirited out of all flesh by the rolling sorcery of this terrible optic; but wo are not aware that the most gloare-eyed” of voters has yet been challenged at the polls. Judges have been known to grow red in the face, and talk but no one supposed that they were Indian savages, It is common for epicures, tapsters, rum-dealors, and bibbers of long-standing, to swell, blossom, sprout, and turn all sorts of colors gratuitonsly or on emotional prove. cation; but no one supposed that they were barrels, or balloons, sensitive plants or nuisances, unless ar- rested for taking up toe much of the side-walk; and no one has seen fit to question their right to the fran. chise when they have carried their baggage and colors victorionsly to the polls, Men have turned blue in certain erises of fortune, and dyspeptics yellow; but the former were never accounted negroes, or the lat. tor mulattoes, All sorts of excrescences have grown on the haman frame; and flesh has been heir to many ills which are no part of the natural constitution; yet the man who has a twwmor on his leg, or his nose ont of joint, or an eye put out, or his face in a furnace of (trial, may travel to the polls, and, in very spite of his comfort and other men's, vote the Democratic ticket in onder to put down the Health law, A man without a scalp is now and then in great request among prairie politicians, and men without heads are always in demand on election day to vote a bad ticket. There bas been no restriction of the franchise as regards that influential portion of our fellow citizens having bald heads; the story of the forty bears and the Constitution have conserved for them alike the veneration of the young and the middle-aged. Hair long and black may be taken as proof of Indian or Italian birth; hair crisp or curly may siguify aristocracy or vulgarity; red hair is said to have been worn by Queen Eliza- beth, and Mary Queen of Scots had a great deal of hair that may be said to have been wavy; but veither hair, or no hair at all, can be rightfully adjudicated as a disqualification for the franchise. In short, the human form and countenance have gone through all varieties and shades of individual temperament and emotion without eliminating its right to face the polls. if this were not the case, the Hon. John Morrissey, or any other man of psychological and physical power, might disfranchize a voter by putting him out of coun- tenance. We hold these truths to be as self-evident as that yi duh were created free and equal. Wo be. a i16¥e that ation was founded on thom; and BEET objurgatively, r we have 5 the trouble to statg them thus seri- ously at lei Th, lest a good-natured Justice of the Su. Prat) wd should rashly undertake to decide, on “personal inepectiog” of another person's hair, whether he i+ entitled to vote. 1.2 Subject of the judicial eye is a gentleman, denied registry Dye Re be i8 alleged to be a negro, the only suspicion wherbot 1x a, és. tinet and somewhat delicate conception that he has br Tia ida o and tenn citizen is thus doomed, as other mon Lave been saved, by the hair of iis head; and a grave question now perploxes the heed of the Judgs, to the very roots of Lis hair, whether the man is white 8 Ding The public may well entertain a natural approheusion of (hg Yasu}t, and all who have disordered hair be alarmed. A straw has broken the camel's back; a hair might radi. cally alter the complexion. of the Democratic vote. The face of the plaintiff has nothing, in truth, to do with the matter, for, as the case at preseut stands, the supposed colored person is as white as any gentle- man of the jury. But what of that? If the Judge is resclved to decide on inspec. tion, be may make bis vietim turn almost any color’ And it is 50 much worse for the gentleman who, putting so white a face on the matter, andd- ciously contests his right to the ballot if he shows any sign of biliousness. The plaintiff 's counsel, Mr. Gil- bert, denies that a Board of Registry have the right to look in a man’s face and decide that his complexion is “too dark;” and so we say to the Judge. We quite agree with Mr. Gilbert that, “if a man should happen to be suffering from a bilious attack, it would: be a singular thing if he must await the action of a dose of medicine before registering his name,” though we oan readily see how this plan might operate with clean gain to the Radical ticket in distriots where the Democratic ticket prevails like an effdemlo, Here, iu short, is the case of a gentleman who, for 1866. Bo. le a deprived of the ballot, A simp, Registry Tuspector convicts him at a glance or two of—n."! murder at all —but of the crime of Negro, and dooms n.™ to a dig- (ranchisoment from which jail-birds are son.t/mes permitted to escape. The quegtion now comes uv," whether a human being can be so convicted on in spection,” ox only by a jury en argument. The in. quiry expands into ono of races, of blood and of hair, in whiol doctors and ethunologists may lose them. selves, and lawyers aud judges can only grope be- fogged, For the question is, in short, when does a colored man—no, we mean 8 white man-—cease to be negro, In five, it i= pot whether a black man is black, but whether a white man is white, In the per. plexed light and shadow of this awful question, goed Justice Sutherland may well look a little cloudy, a colored public grow pale, and a white one blush. WHEN DID THE REBELLION END? in the U. 8. District Court in the State of Delaware, a decision has been rendered by Judge Hall, releasing from imprisonment in Fort Delaware four persons, who had been arrested, tried and convicted by the military authorities of the United States in South Carolius, in December, 1365. The prisoners had been fofind gnilty before a court-martial, of which Gen. Devens wae President, of haying voluntarily aided in the assanlt made on the United States troops stationed At Brown's Ferry, 8. C., in October, 1865. Judge Hall ordered the discharge of the prisoners on a writ of habeas corpds, on the ground that the Mili- tary Commission was without jurisdiction in the case; declaring it as his opinion, that the rebellion had ceased in April, 1865; and, inasmuch as the Presi- dent's proclamation, issued in June, appointing a Pro- visional Governor for South Carolina, ordered “‘the District Judge for the district in which that State is included, to proceed to hold courts,” the State was in the exercise of all its civil functions before the issuing of the order for the organization of the Commission by which the prisoners had been tried and condemned. The points of greatest interest in the decision of Judge Hall are, that the Rebellion bad ceased and the autbor- ity of the United States was acknowledged in South Carolina in April, 1865; and that, after the appoint- ment of a Provisional Governor for any State, by the President, the military forces of the United States were without authority to arrest and try persons be- fore military commissions. The practice of the Gov- ernment officers in all of the Southern States during the past year and a half, both under the Freedmeu's Burean bill and Gen. Grant's Order, are decidedly against the position taken by the Delaware Judge, It is not likely, therefore, that he will be sustained. THE FLOUR TRADE. That New-York millers make an article which they braud superfine, and sell in the market as superfine flour, at half, or less than half, the price of good, fair, wholesome family flour, isa truth too notorious for denial. That such misnamed superfine flour is put forth under a feigned name or brand, and does not Dear the name or brand of the miller or vender, is also true, Of what material is this spurious superfine flour made? Ask a miller or dealer this question, and he will tell you, if he tells you the truth, that it is made of unsonnd wheat, poor Spring wheat, or the refuse of the grindings of other wheat—of one or more of these ingredionts, or of all of them mingled together, Ask further what becomes of this counterfeit super fine flour, and the answer is the notorious fact that it is sold to shipping merchauts and bakers—to the former for exportation, and to the latter for mixing with other flour, and thereby to reduce the average cost per barrel of their stock. What bakers are they who practice this dishonest policy, and permit their avarice to subvert their moral principles? It isto be hoped that the great body of them are not chargeable with this offense; but many of them have been, and some of them still are, Wit. ness the flinty “hard tack,” so called, furnished to the brave soldiers who put down the late Rebellion; witness, also, many families who use bakers’ bread now. Bread has been often returned to bakers by their customers, some of which was made of materials unfit for human use. If the officers of the Board of Health bad, last Summer, scrutinized the flonr-stores and bakeries of New-York as sharply as they did the meat-shops, they would have found large quantities of bad flour and some bread as unfit for human food as the tainted meat they seized and took from the butchers, Fevers of a typhoid, or weak, low, linger. ing character, are said by some physicians to be, or tg have been, prevalent during the present Autumn, What effect bad bread, or bread made of unsound grain, may have in indueing or aggravating such, or other diseases, the able physicians of the Sanitary De- partment are abundantly well qualified to judge. The malignant fever in Philadelphia in 1820 was, in a great degree, and with mueh plausibility, aseribed to vegetable decomposition The yellow fever in New. York of 1522 came almost immediately after the im- portation and grinding of the bad bag-wheat. What influence it may have had in producing or continuing that calamity, may never be known. Our Sanitary Board appear to be on the alect, and will unguestion- ably use due vigilance in the preservation of the pub- lic health, SOUTHERN PAPERS. Some of the leading Southern papers reject the offer of Universal Amnesty and Impartial Suffrage, and demand the first, while refusing to eoncede the other. They inform the Democratic party that by following the lead of The Chicaga Times it will lose the support of the South. When everything which The Times would concede is given up,” says The Memphis Avalanche, where, then, would be the use of the ‘Democratic party 1” The Avalanche will “‘never consent, in the South, to negro suffrage in any form. Wo can never agree, because Fred. Douglass has an sducation, that bie is the equal of Frafklin Pierce.” The Richmond Examiner trusts that President Johnson will not couple his action upon the subject of amnesty with any conditions or requirements interfering with the right of the States to regulato suffrage. This would be ““a species of political pardon-h EY Tt wants the Sonth to be left ont of the None of its statesmen are authorized to pledge the adoption of negro suffrage in any shape or form. The ""in takes similar gronnd, and says the South is en- thing, We choose rather to be mate and passive, ratifying nothing, demanding nothing, sand, prsoMds of war, accepting snd eohforming to the situation Ww We are aced.” We might quote A Register and nn Mont. gomery Mail to (hb sams effect, and show bow far from 40 appreciation of thé situation are such sturdy old defendeM of the Rebel They claim that the South lost nothing by the ReBellionl but the object of rebellion; and the recent decision of Judge Harrie of tha Supreme Court of Mississippi, that that Slate never lost its organization, but duving the war re- mained de jure a5 well as de facto State, is ground for an argument to show the absolute ty of the Rebel States with those which remained loyal. Upon their own showing, they have committed no crime, and therefore demand pardon as a mere form and a moral right. But we do not think these jowmnals représént the best intelligence of the Southern people, which must. be fully aware by this time that penalties attach to Rebellion, which can only be averted by guarantees that it shall not be renewed. With every desire to make itself agreeable to the Rebel States, the North ie certaluly not willing to send the War for the Union into history as a silly and unnecessary crusade, The wiser minds of the South understand our duty, and wo hope they will help us to discharge it. This talk no other ronson then the wave of bis hair, has been of hypootitioal ghaw on the pars of the North is i It is usel y gaged in No contess. a i worse hi ho less—a hypocritical shamd==f0 Wek 08 vo open- y A v hl Fad apna childish. The Nation is anxious to offer the Rebel States honorable terme of adjustment, and it is in thelr own power—if they reject fhe Constitutional Amerdment—10 escape all the usual cousequences of treazon by a simple act of justice to thei? own people. gy ARKANSAS. The late-election in the State of Arkansas for State officers and members of the XLth Congress, resulted, ns was expected, in the success of roen who during the war were noted for their devotion to the canss of Secession. With the exception of the gubernatorial chair, whose incumbent, Gov. Murphy, holds over, all the State offices are in the hands of the friends of the late Confederacy. In the Legislature, three conn, ties are represented by Radical Union men and a few more by Conservative Unionists; sll the rewaindes are intensely “Southern” in their sentiments. The Union men of Arkansas are aware that the Convention of 1864, which framed the new Coustitg. tion, committed a mistake in not making provision for the introduction of Universal Buffrage. Now when the control of the State has again passed from their hands, they have come to the conelusion that the only way to restore the loyal element to power is to enfranchise the colored population, who, in Arkan- #as as elsewhere, are loyal to the Union. The Unionists are aware that they cannot rely on’ sid from the Executive at Washington, They have consequently called a Union State Convention, whieh is to moet at Fort Smith on the 13th of December, to, invoke the aid of Congress. The Convention will pe. tition Congress for an Enabling Act, permitting the truly loyal people to form a Government in accord- ance with Justice, Freedom, and the inalienable rights of man.” y The call is numerously signed by prominent Unione ists, chiefly of Western Arkansas. RISTORI'S BENEFIT. The best andience, both for character aad numbers, that we have seen in the French Theatre, was assembled to say larewell to Madame Ristori on the occasion of her last evening-performanes in this city before leaving for Philade Baltimore and Washington, Ristori played Medea,” and afterward ve the sleep- scepe in‘ Macbeth.” Rospecting her Medea,” we have nothing to add to what we said about that performance after seeing it for the first time. It is a part peculiarly suited to her powers, and must rank as her third best persovation; Eliza beth being the first, and Mary Stuart the second.’ There are portions of Medea” which are as fall of wer and passion as anything Ristori does; and thers iy wild and sumptuous magnificence about many of her attitudes and gestures such as we have never seen and never expect to see approached by any other ae- tress. The tenderness of her parting with the children, is 80 deep and true that it is impossible not to he moved by it; it is simple nature, unadorned, without a trace of exaggeration or sentimentality true to human nature and to the character of on. A passage, too, never to be forgotten, is that where she describes to Creusa what she will do if she meets with the object of her jealousy. All the panther in the nature of this barbarian sorceress comes out in its full bloodthirstiness; as she tears the imaginary victim of her fury limb from limb, her eyes burn like coals of fire, her cheeks grow livid, her lips eurl back from her teeth in a white horror, and she seems to lap Creusa’s blood with delirious joy. But all this tumult of passion, all this deep and tender feeling, are exp without once violating in the slighest degree the beaatiful modesty of nature. There is no ranting, no stage strut, no gasping nor foaming; fine restraint touches all the movement of the body, and every gesture, with its charm, and when rage aud jealousy, love and terror shake the soul of this wild woman with their fury, we are borne Bowe unresisting and unconscious, swept by the aw- ful silence of the storm. Would that Ristori were always so great; would that she never were to assume Jos for which she is unsuited. a cer- tain field she is great; but that field, though splendid, is limited, and she unnecessarily injures her when she steps beyond it. Madame Ristori was most warmly and enthbusiasti- cally received last night. The audience for once were fairly waked up, and seemed to have a dim couscious- ness that they were seeing something memorable. It is profoundly to be regretted that Ristori is not better supported, especially by those characters who are brought into intimate relations with her part. Mr. Carboni is insufferable as a rule, but his Jasen™ is intolerable, and not to be endured. We must again praise the actin caon; Juang of his elders might natural and simple personation. At the conclusion of the performance, Madame Ris. tori was called before the curtain, and made the fol- lowing speech of thanks in English: LAniEs AND GENTLEMEN: It me sad_to say adieu to New-York, aod can you wonder! I leave friends to go te strangers; I give up sympathy, to meet, perhaps, indifferance. But 1 Lave one consolation, that T will see you soon again. of the little Ly- a lesson from hiv THE NATIONAL FINANCES. ec CUSTOMS RECEIPTS. PY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRISUNS WasHINGTON, Nov, 23.—The Receipts from Cus- toms for the week ending Nov. 17 were as follow: Boston, $391,278 79; New-York, $1,960,789 £5; Baltimore, $120,299 04; New-Orleans, from Nov. 4 to Nor. 10, $132,013 73; Sao Fran. 20 to October 27, $133 444 42. The above figures off of tm tions at the of Boston of be- and $200,000, and those of New York of ne The Customs Officers of the Government in thi decline by the recent depreciation ia woolen A "ARMY GAZETTE. I SY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRINUNE. HONORABLY DISCHARGED. Lieut.-Col. Garrick Maliery, Brevet Colonel to daie Nov. 5, 1964; First-Lisut John D. Buckley. to date Nov. 20, 18686, Major J. C. Mana, Assistant for the Southern District of N. the udice of order and tod? Ed eon vay ofiosrs have Brevet Major-Gen, Ww. D, "Wh Major snd A. A. G. U.S. A, HER 8th y Camp cisco, October show a fallin tween $100, half a million. eity account for this goods, vr) t-General 19 U.S A, Acting 0 of Muster; S.A. revel Colonel frst-Lieut, 8. C. Ratiogy. United States Valiuise Aidde: Brevet B "aU Inspect Ogu B Ge Johnson, Cavalzy, U. WE Astin Sul Adrodte) Y “Gen. Thea Bwords, Barat a Fyn ral United Staten rmy; Brevet Majo An un gn og AL, A of Subsistence laa] icsator. Flt— NAVY GAZETTE, 4 Se rovanis fo Ten TRARY BY TELEGRAIE TO Tas Rp RETURN OF THE PADIPIC RATEROAD INSPEC {10M SELEGRAPHE TO TNE TRIDUNE, ca To, So Eom gr Ee Nr, an foe the East this morsing. T. ER _ Tus PaRave of MoxpAY—Rayixw 5Y Gov. Fin- TON.—The 1st Division will be reviewed on Monday by bis Ex De having boss SE fireworks will also take engaged for the naded at the a place. The parade and the oslebration of the ocow~ Archie Lovell,” novel, from the pea of Mrs.( Edwards, has been issued in veat pamphlet form hy the pub lishars of The Galaxy,’s 1a which Magazine it has beso later eublighed,

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srohestra. This coscert will present sasiesl attractions wiich musica! pudlic ought sat tg de ghds *o resist ITALIAN OPERA AT WINTER GARDEN. Mr. Maretsek, after ome of the most brilliant sea- seas 3t Boston that ever made glad the heart of manager returns we New. York on Monday evening next whea be wil yssaat Crispino la Comare will the strength of his Corian sompany, at the Winter Garden. The return of the dl xa Operas company 8 hailed with undisrulsed dalight by wil sae polite sircies of the city. It is with ali o positive seeemsicy Rad all Bare felt the waat of it. and look to 10” coming weexs a 8 bolider time ia advance. As Winter Garden does pet weess the area of accommodation of te eid Academy of wie, all who would indulge in the luxury of a seat should Ascuse in advances, for these will be a mush on the firyt aight of the many whe come not a few will be disappeinted ights In New York wil be Monday, Wednesday Bm and in Brookire on Tussdey sod Tharsdar, CONCERT AT TEF FRENCH THEATRE On Menday evening, Nov. 2, vocal sod instru- meatal coneert will de ziven at the French thealze. Fousteenild br Signor Antomio Farinl sssisted by the following artists Mae and Messrs Maccafersi BH with fhe Colonia Singing a be zader the amwpices of fle Uist THE BATENAY TROUPE IS PHILADELPHIA, BT PRARGRAPE TO THER TRIBUNE. Prrooerrms, Nov, 22 —The Bateman concert a) Le of Music to 3.ght drew the grgest audience ever parry food To pefoimanor was Boreint's Statat Ma. wd the ~eowipts were $5,000, CC h—

ACCIDENTS. FELL THRODOR 4 HATCEW AY. Yesterday morning Charles Maller, aged 20 years, walntant book keeper (a the Bot factory of J. D. Bird No M4 loartiaadt at. fell throngh the batch way of the shove premises rom the the font He w H 3 he Soor as a anf a there. Prenat Shatin was petted to boid wa quest ‘DANGEROUSLY BURNED. o> a Raortly bhelore 6 o'clock yesterday worn og. Edward resident of Greenpoint, smpioved ia the Litillary of Gorda, Pellows McMillan No 7 Westat, was $0 JHE UNEMPLOYED PRR Te XY Te Bix Men from the country, aad even from distas tien aad towsa, are flocking bere in considerable sambery for work Every day men come wn foolsece, destitute sad eT NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24, 1366 ALDERM ANIC First Distriet—Edwued Walsh, Was C 0. Brien, Jno Keeoan, M J. Cullen, Wo Back ey, J Commiogs, Wu. Me Chelan T. Coyle WH Costa. Feary Metzger Wm Azents Second Distrint—Thomes H. Short. Thomas Hurley Toird District—Jamwes Tora. Daniel Mooney, 7. Chamberiats, Joseph B. Taylor Hugh M:Ginty Powell Mangiss. James P Rowan, James D. Metowsn, Chazies HB Hofuize, Jobe Hamilion, De Wit C. Eaurdaley Wirtiam OBrien Michae' Hynard Hugh MoCieary Fina District —John Hefers, Thocms Atkine, PRlip Cooney. Joka Coline, Wiliam Stoer:, Rooert R Carpenter Oworge L. Condit Voikert C. Rota Wilam logelaby, Arciiield Bosdebaw. Jepecula He E Denmiscn, Jasues Michaeis, Giloert J, Hunter, Samoel Hepoarn, Wiliam Reed ford L. Macomber, Sata Camghed W lacs ioe, Nelson U. Tasyer Greotge W. Jaques. Willaz Hacrison, Wiliam M. Alea. Chaties J. a Charles W. Gardiner, George Thupeen, R. Ll. Nombrep. District Knox MecAles John J Rabinesa Wo, Score, Wm M. Bliss Robert Wetses, Jobn in, Jivime, Froderick Sahoeider Wiliam Lora, Joka N George Fox, George Dupigaac, Joka Coyle, £ay H. Purdy, Esgese Soulleyet, Wa Meilee, James C. Jackson, Max ager. Gifford. Wax. Wadron, Deucls J. A. Sanh Thomas B. Asean, s. 8 Urmy Jobs Began. IT Contant. COUNCTMANIC CONVENTION. Tlird Distriet—Joseph D. Costs. Louis Pactrar, Edward Byres. Stauth Umerict—Gvorge Rik. John Pender. Joun F. Deyen. Jobn Higgizs, Mpaiecs Leute ar, Frederick Lowe, Wiliam Boschel, Won Owens (surge W. Olmastesd. Norman Cook, sen., Thomas Howe E District) ames Heppenstall David Backbern, Jas. Waite, Robert Cacvons. Joon Swish. Eleventh Disciet— Wm. Starrict. Jos, A. Puflips Richard Ses’ Ban) Chaxberin. Max Hélaev District —Jobu T. Bruce Ed Jackson. Ed Fyder, Robe Butler, 470 J Duagin District—Wikam Atlus, James Mitthel, Join Green, Gee. Gall Jean Hames. M CHO t 17 pp Fim Bais FEE RIB GRE £773 Sioned Arents, elvim, Ric sam Reuss; Javecsian Comey jan, T. 5 Heory Sixth Discrict—J sizae Doty ea, Wha, i. DE Bucrs a ila Mivhani Barry, James Hines David WARD (OSYESTIONS FOR SCHOOL AFD COUNCILMAN Distric’ —rarett Bel “wT A va eh Jansen A. Lado J Vistaicr—W Joram vacant oarth ra ar BTL I wr wees 1» 7 OB 18 Seeligman W. Wisthrop, J. T. Oct 7. Tacoma 6. §ifrewath zpon the saccesal sl accomplishment of thei labors. W.. Sustecry, Doaglaa Un motion of Mr Eadie s vote of thasss was 4d to the E abteents Dist ict—L. L. Moors, Jobe Werner, Charles Atkinson, of New-York for their kindness 12 adv he cass Committee 2. The Vice-President shall perform 4/1 the duties of the President ia Loe sderacs or wasility of ibe J The Treasazer shal have the wfs keeping of ofl funds of the Chamger keep sa account of the receipes sad dlsborwements of the Chamber snd give a detailed report thececf Lo the snncel meeting {bila presented againet the (dambder wiich shall have besa sadited Dy the Executive Com He shall makes sees te ‘om puntes belongmyg *o the Chamber. und collect the rame soa make 3 fnancial report ot sec weeting of the Execs uve Compitten. the caedungs ot Siler IALIeT 38 04. OD» rob scotive Committee procure asd Kee) wn soovrete dary of the Chamber, and 10 pve sotices of rejiar or special meet BES Pan power of Dun COMP a be exercised of her wise Executive, ia trunaneriog ‘he credited 103 the President sad Secretary aad soli Be paid by (3a Trewmurer, Committers shn'l have power ts mks sssesacent Chamber for the «2 their own body accruing in the laferval between mmetiags of Chunber il iting T Special or local Committess may de appointed by the Faecutive Commitien IA 31 [of Parlics uf States oF lias, Or oF special objects. mich Comatitees to conedel of oflcers of coqipanies bewnging to the aamber. 5 Thess by laws may Se altered 32 oy stated wmion of the Chamber one wontd’'y noties of vic roped Uteratics laving been deeced proper “w L lasgracce of the United States, MK of MA wenkre made a suggestion, which sugaes Lou was BRGY Put in the form of resolutun and car ried, that the Seerciary be ordered to Bave published aad sod scopy of the same to emed Life Issurasee io the United States, and invite them to join the Chamber sod send statement of their assets and sccumalations ou the lst of Jaa _ 127 r Ellzur Wright of Boston con dated the (Chamber of Life lzsursnce. Mr J B Ecclesale editor of The Wal Street Underwriter, bristly returned thanks. Mr Dyer thes ofersd the lollowing preamble aod which wis referred to the Executive Committee: Whereas 13 savers of the States wwe sre snlorced contrary, um we Mr. Trrrell that Se will contest his right to a seat. ee FIRES, em IN ROCSEVELT-ST. Early last evening a fire was discoversd on the st, ocenpied by Michae! [chmids It was soon sin Lows The b ag was damaged fourth fear of No. 2 Roosevelt tassel and cord magufmcturer ahoat #1 30 Probably insnred the mount of $600. fnsared DESTRUCTION OF THE SHONINGER MELODEON FAC. TORY AT NEW-HATVEX, BY TILEGRAPE TO TEN TRISTYRL New-Haves, Conn., Nov. 2.—Early this morning a large dre Droke ous ia the western part of this ciiy If proved to be B. Shoninger's large melodeon factory which with the tools of the workmen, and about 50 (nstruments many of them fnished were destroyed The loss is estimated bet wees M4008 aod B50 00 The bulding sad stock were lasared for £0. 000 cially takea by New-Eagland iasaraace companies. The

po 4 Liam Meetings of the Chamber R Tren month's notice, 7° sy bition ptt thon Iolhrri ick, rds ia are wiisated la ie engize room 2 Lhe Morth eset corner of h he baling A large quantity of lumber about 100 000 feet gwost of 1% of very vinabie kinds was destroyed together with 3 shed aad barn in the rear of the factory. Some or 70 hands were employed by the Company. most of whem lowe ther ols, wade being throws out of employment. OSWEBGO. WT TELEGRAPH TO THZ TRISTNL Osweso, N. Y., Nov. 20.—About 24 o'clock this morning 8 fre broke oat in the basement of a meat shop on West Senees st. oC bw Dr H Wicoxr. Eighs were destroyed. The loss is 22avy aad caanot yet be estimated THE PUBLIC HEALTH. THE CHOLERA ON BOARD THE MERCURY. The ship Mereary, from Havre, arrived at this port on Wednesday night with 34 eases of cholera ou board bas i aad 20 sew cases have sinee oe pug ry Pr passengers were removed to the Falcon, and the heafthy remals on board the wv. It in beieved bat few if aay of the cases will prove fatal sad there is kstle canse for alarm. In view of thd near opprosel of Winter, and the heath officers al N and efoacions measures ror it tv not likely the disense will sprond. "THE TURF. SY TILEGRAPE TO TEN YRINEWE W asHsGToy, Nov, ¥).—The Washington Horse Pals was fhe sens of another tnteresting trin! of peed to-day, The race was for passe of $200, beat three ia fre, iz barnes cuntest Wis latter wisoing rails Beata ly hye ay et The friends and reigtives the Aumily dre foviied to wind ber

a —————_—— NW. a 4 EE a 3 WB a r— Froese ition. Tiere are (T Tyr, TT THE DR iN plifustnk mang of Xaan 3 an ih 1 overstoek or HE CHARGES AGAINST THE CONTROL. f ELFCTIO. INTELLIGENCE, "ad rus a" ag Slesing of Sic. 4) ot cholew Rev. Henry Ward Li] work. and handreds of men coult here Jus Ras LER. 5 ps. v 4 a os ee Ts eet re fpr dine. i a S— LTM”IC THEATIR i than thelr board Lot naempleyed m o a ts Naw. Active prepacations are oa “foot pi a Swim sEw.y. PE. Cloar 3000 wo rd os 2. Whisay heavy a ri 4 gy oF Ga _ ra oT the 00322 aad Work for thew hoard Frtier (545 COME ue te OF Mr. Brea: y J3 comtnante the te ‘0 Hop. Se. in on “iy Lo. "ev On spradEow, at 8 Sgt o “The Lag Sue” Mr Yok Juliiars ooeryw bare woud bo docag 8 ro disde. "rp |p OF Braids oo Miolyy momisg. Me. Hammond, vOTE BY cocwrrm, OPTICAL Re a re 1 Corn pa a oF. CeaRgEs 8 Lace baries: ae Fagot tate the Tact Mat his city to ne place pow to book for 5 Deputy At re. Generalisin ~GOTVERS IR INFYETF Ne. i wP an a he fai wh Art Tiss or} sderyinnd the adienti nd a re 3 dot yo t rh Attorney Gesenslisin the ef Fyn constaat eoTs- Pom EB Crry 2. A I ame vamos of pet PR elaEet wm Wate fe Ke lend Ll TES Twn ssant paguiee Proashiors wow gira overs allt at the Olympic prior to N= Baacieat™ wiser for the poor here DOREY TSR Hartanay, aon with the prosecutors. The Citizens’ Association fa. APES... ee MER LIN C Lis 1idn Hs iw Hab Outs og "oh aad Fast LE roy How IN THE WORLD, J drama Ds writers Mr wg H ‘usely leleows the qurren® Five P ts Bouae of Industry VN or whi, Nov. BD 188 4 10 press we -ial Py SE bal *A [vy 0 173 op ht ry pr R A. Nov. 3 18 ‘n. s tris wichoct delay, reisiced at the op Bao ra vel eT 1 ivan, 1 wales a HIRST IY tar 4 zl of the tragedy, and covery with sbsandry its prinetpal seemc eat Ge had 4 "2" MGORB.. vou 73 od 3 4 falr to shoes. br ‘od mad ro day, TO PREY. BEOTNNINT WITH DF nd To our taste tore is sothuig specials bimerons rAL porim.'7 57 3natiy getting the facts Delores competant rg i ey No mind Out Law Pow a rw Ar FeOM THE YI al ad persasa, Maste here is Lothi 0 1 hI 85. ud y Amante off dash a uals sesition ae Hamlet LOCAL POLITICS tribgzal. W ar his Tew ghey Bg meained as cogmel i ce BTW Sis SID) Wer R43 3d LW a adhe a Floor, 2.08 bask SAME PULSE. Bot ‘aston She sn! Bay persons vif sadonbiedly nd amuse the eminent jon *t eX~J0d se James Emiott, with George P. Chemumy Jr Tw MI NG mw WES Mrearzen Now 3 fleee dai. Won Suis ar 93 3 for Ba AYS Tuer veneer ws weut 1a us aries U Stuart Roisos. a5 actor got um NOMINATION OF JUDGE KELLEY FOR COSTROLLER. Nores, es and Ji'seph F. Daly and Riedard M. Henry, <3904340 oe %00 R&S See S22 Sel FE Land $10 ier No 2 Corn—Suive #t Gr No 2 Out Wy Some 8 vd die add F hi 5 or wyers of th dat Cliateg. J® 39 wn mal 330 shia Floar Wiest. Sutpuens 1 Sova to tae mal wiv ¢h be kas sen fe aimg tun The Reputlican City Contention for the Comips- U0, Ae regular la ¥rers of ide Aswcistion. M@eX- co pul” 0 55 @n Zi ®i3 N60 £94 edu LTRS. Fhor 2 aa Rost THE EXAMIXES ASD CHRONICLE. 4 Mat En epee ae dy Tae Tat inom s oe of et saab tu evening of Arca Tak No. Jocid hakebe tri wi commence on Monday moran, Cord: mit mw mw SE ot Fen Rn Robe cywion wit ce bony ahd sed” JUek appreciation of tie Dend of adaurdity sed marted nl 0 Broadway, M: was chosen President 88 10 0 clock, and thar Jo%a Sedgwick, esq. the Commis Delaware... SH Jes Six 4 Rie XG 3 B28! N fur Woes Hind Buta su caged Radia mia ‘oF Ae Ta fa Pr TSE 2 sad Wm. Drumn ih ase Las 5. Direag #eDer appointed by Gov. Fenton to preside at the Dutenese I. 3 CTC Seis Pamed slioaviie—8 loads Outs, 7 do. Fleur, 3 a tbs sdraace pove Tas eg eS Baht eel in om ane dd La rr “a Hasler Kee Se oo X a fe ry ar pe smal, will old his court at the Headquarters of the Metro- Bre kan 1g: 1208 JIRY gal, ca. SAT dank San Suan Yt Joa the 2 Firm broad, and 97 if Agiiversd by carriers THE EXAMINER AND te part of far Opdoine. Maoh Ne ftps Susinees a pas Roni prose: Sted 8 resolution sdopted by fe politan Pelice, No. 3% Mulberry-st. The Controher has Emex o BBY MND SER I ena a rv reer rove Ei A CHRONICLE tia 4 Ba tae Baris ar imoceewd ie 48 ing fa mere comic than any i Sai? Saunt ae sa au wil Bs’ hast 6 43, P0€8 Rotified, and a great sumber of wilkesses Lave been Frackiin. 85% Ide 9 0 ne Malt, 13. buns Cow. A000 Dash: Food iH ni wik Be tts Sew wy wrk De NAing in the teat Loag Will De weted 88 the rom cation f ae tr sswarthy sid gocspetect Usdin Repub, S30peaasd. The prosecution i# conducted Somially by me A RE 1 Na Ra, nt ran. bt, Witen lad and comber, 148, 10 Jusasry, 1068, Adirew BOW ABD SR OHT he. voncdude 8° the (bvmpic today Ladies 2d a RATE tins ene Fo the office <f Controller tke Hon. Joka i Martindale, Attorney-General of the Fue yo ot ton PG 4 art Fd Be ou dm lo. wetter asies at WEYe fr No 0ekend. Gus Bow Ka 1395, Sow York. sd #8 sppectanity of weiss 8 cond play wn aod om for oid o AEs wa greeted with applanse and adopted by tic Conwen- State of New-York, and bis deputy, Mr. Hammond, will Fa iimer Sr aL SI wat 1} Inks froghty dail vers Yrw sing J. da Com r.3 Crwwer proposed. Son £7 Ban <i ing Day tog unanimously represent him on the trial. AL the pr eoumsel Jefferson. ST S3i8 Sis kz Tem. S16 TrrALs. Nov, wales oR At Aan y fen roted to geoened ia ORs, cling with XT %30 10 be deemed to be representatives of the Avtar Kings. J0ES 99034 100K 6 1%: Ambar. $1181): Dusty w. PRAMATIC XOTES, ae wom e etinn was sheotrsd BeY-Genenal. and appearing or. bedaif of the Peaple of the Lewis qe WW IW wT M0 soetied agd irreguin: wise WW Rost; aw i arranged for to-night tat Wallagk's with gat RAY State, ri 3d a tis ie Sp _ 148. Clare or Se, wo i adhe PRP. Mel a oo B MadiSOR.. a ne Gis xn Xn Sk BEN wou: $l By 8i PF 1%. Pore SEs Task 108 le bean Dre hen Mr Darliag rose and said LY Rms pO Ta c wighte— Noats Ties Dream of Dninwse and Ban 340 Paracieer svn Gueviewes T dais to shite th Bis LETTER FROM CONTROLLER BRENNAN, Moarve. 10S 27. MME) Sin eo) (alin Sul Sigh ho ured ke Foo a A nr anand Han 1 Saajeption that have hota taged bs Anasevus Sriendninse 9 Be Zditsw of The Evening Pout Now Tork. XM07 SWOT XE BUSI 1945 25014 Je Best. 13700 bush. Com. 97.308 bunk; Soak Bariey. W '3 3 a“ a and me ory "eo t in rious parts of the city to alow BY Daze to be ged fur 2e hon Siz: Certain pewsps seem to believe that mr Niszars Pht Fs Pr ibe pa 2.220 Shab. 14.856 Suvb. Cone! EE CA g wing to see i. Mar erable office of Controller ia the ensuing election. Earzestas papers Oneida 4360 M2 BOL MIE Ly ir rg Bush Ours, 54,508 dosh B98 bush, Rye wre in rebents sarunces of bard work ia oy bedalf base been made to me by Wikdrawal as a candidate for the office of Coatroller (io niags 1158 We 1164 Ws LED wes WE Sah Sov. 1% —F ony unebenged of 1.300 Bais. at $11 39 A Ove Logan will make Ler first venture in Perna weed by Sricaduip aad po. paste); Jat Lan was a clever contrivance to divert attertion from my Omtane......... 351 »T SNe a Ed C3, #90 Sec Ko 1 81399 for Zed W Ee be 4 Clad To ov t 3 dren i 3 Orange. o 7 oT 4 EY i comedy tonight a: the Fre The phew is dec 13% 10 be conmdered 12 the light of a caniadate. I that men's, sad that at 4 ate day 1 was to be nominated and ORR cue oo von 3 ow 34 ie al 5 3% AY on Fri hak ith A220 bust. 4 Eee y Mis en wl personals a gan te ha eoantry sad to my Saati Hate it JoeAnry hoeried through the contest. Oswego......... BJF S50 24% 40 81 Sop val RoE ty bovis Mg dye, RIMILGAR UF MI. Rho rene. and remain in my in Crogress, battle those mpl Otsego SE TL CRE a Lake. free, ints Pua qaier. Cacal anv 8 French geelemad. Mo charsctes cool be move STOat priscipies which to me are dearer fax my life (Grea: I have simply to say that the editors of those papers are de er ay 160 Re 150 118% $8 Fought duty Ty New rad vd he Corn 13c., Bar mn Wa tras mse will be fl Two other wad prolonged appinnse, and three cheers for William A. Dar ceived 1 DBave not changed my determination, deliberately ox- Juvens il ri ls OF HWM a 4 c Ry Fondogdhit fo fw Wheat and Fon F vie the coe weationsd. WE be prodsosd (zg given with mUcl eardestiess. pressad to the in my letter of the lth instant. A large Eensselaes 3070 I306 Kl LST M8 6712 been Eri AA BR wy 24.000 Sash. Rye Madao Ristori will make ber last appearance at gr l Glitel seiaatied Micha or Sinclair Toaster Somber of inguential citiresy have been desirous of callings Richmond IWS SF IT S% IEW 1457 1500 bush. Peas. Cacal Exparts—i $3 ie Foes 5,00 dusk. OR. ARN wm GET Bal APPEATRLCT ML wee pominsted Col Frederick A. Comkiing. Noyes spoke elo- public meeting to indorse my administration Rockland we pad 1547 [ew 1574 $4,009 dusk. 14.90 Sos. Peas. ig ls voy Thoater gt 4 mat nde sada soearing in the chameter quently for Judge Keller and Charles A. Dans and Dr. Sidaey -alumaies recently put forth and the deitberste falsehoods of St Lawreses. 1064 3145 1oRes 34% a Moaus hag gd of Cotton 1.550 ales Mid of Mary Soeart. Ou Moaday eveuiog nest she io to commence SECRIAC the mension of Cal Conkling tae Citiens Assoctaiivn, aod then sad there to uweminate s Sarstogn BGR 419 Ses gee Sal IT) Bag NI #e Sues fur the week. "3 Taio Racetpts of the a SEaataeat of ous week 1h Baltimore. Oh ihe Slowitg was 20t0u he arder of business was and 3 Com cyadidate for the office of Controller, entirely free from the Schemectady.... wd 1988 ged Tod 23 IIx SSR TOIT Sales u $068 inet week, Exports, 5,04 Duis. Fa Palimere. Oh On oF mites fom a Convention of citreus held on Tuesday night machinery of politionl organizations. Ido not feel that I seed Schoharie Weer AM WY eT 200 ML peg ea bead ge Caseid, 32.400 Mosler Dec 3 she wil make ber fra sppenradee iz Wis ware perm ited 10 present resalations there adopted Through tims vindication. and 80 far as aay t action of efti- Sehayler...... 26 Pe rs lag ra LNING TON. 8. C., Now. 3.—Crude Tacpsuiion stanby at am _—~— —a x Seemiite git 1 sip 4 thats Chairman. the Committee sominnted Jobs W. Farmer. 83 sons is concerned have nothing to say except so far as it may Senec AW “Tw uP ee M18 Tar $17 Coton dull ower; ifs. Som, 984 rer ae Ted Yk a artless prior BBaA combining many elsments of mecess The resoiciions affect mmalt- 1 have vever hud uny do ‘my a Stel UT, Wand rycrwsary Now. Eh- £271; wales at 9B SW 5. Whisky yh wwf i wl LR of Ra i “a Eng th heir a of Mr Farmer were thea read. The last (7 I should be a candidate. M7 conclusion not to be ia the can Sad ii we TES FD 351} stendyas $2 0a Hogs dull and Bard te sell uf $7 0G #7 Te mt hat fhe resioty of Madam RistorPs perlormupess Rom the oo os ead vaas was bused on other grounds which were inctly set TAR ena fd RT eg JRE Wes aT recetpty, 3300 ddl. Mew Pork dala 821. God 14. duis of te dh L. debut Sept ny prewer oy Pome Rewind, That we hail with joy and satisfaction the action of the forth is my letter. I think I ought to knew my own Tioga. pH Ty mz TH 4 rn pupp—— AMOuT ba #4 NW Repubiicnn Gewers. Coma ities of the City of Sew York. mn present and determmaiion betler thas aay oue 1 that az- Tompkins... HE JR WE 204 en _ BALTIMORE WEEKLY MARKETS pe. Sie Mod 4 heh wm. Horace Greeley fe selection by tae Lagh der no possible circumstances will I be a candidate for rediec- HL pd a En 4 nay Ww FY 3 Basvinons. Hav. NDo=Cotton dull aad snsettied Flour very du Mr. Bogumil Dawison will make bis first appearance “0° 0 *s Senator. tion for the office of Controller. Yours respectfully, arren......... em 1544 Tk I 236 ary meessctioos week have been very Lght; North-Westars bas a Wi u 8 po Ly Mr Henry Smith sominated Edgar Ketchom, 3 Martagw T. Bazsxay, Washingtos.... 3072 WS 064 WH Se Ml poi gn unsalnsie, bat Exiras, which cagionss Soartuik uf tne ot Os Wister Garde, this evening, a Rihend the Thid Too An informal vote was then Led wil the followisg result New-York, Nov. 13 1965, Wayne.......... SEL 4085 3080 goes wes offered w 812 for Superice ba sominal st Sil 25@$L Baltimore Family vocRumt 4 We have previously seted. is that of the Bemesitof Richard Kelley, 77. Col Coukiing 3 Joba W. Farmer, 12; Westchester i pn Te IH WA 6 S45 sd Wheat dull: ie Py wonk of Ge Gorman Bespital. Me Dewieon s Richerd—of which pu Ratetuin, aR LETTER FROM MR CRAVEN Le pi RT a I a BN Sak firs eoed Wika, a: $3 14263 35; Red, prime. 81 10 a 4 BE. snieinn 7s Ey 2 X bite wo have alivady spoken ot some Mugth-—is party of the geri The friends of John W. Farmer withdrew their candidate ia A REPLY TO SOME PARTS OF CONTROLLER BRENNAN S aad am mm men oe prime, at 105281 13 Vellow. $1 1388! 13. Outs closed a attection of students of Stakcspeure. Mr Dewisoa will fyvor of Richard Kelley, snd fhe name of Edward Ketchum Total...... M6317 JR510 Wave Ja wn 2609 168500 dull; oliaziigh Wh Yai caning ui Provisians very 4. M4 Sabrattad 02 he Surman comin y fits 0% Tlie Theor was ¥ithdrues io fare of Col Conkling The formal ballot i LETTER. on oe Teatods Aujtetty SEAR ES Lali) Leer sod tading dawya Pack duik az SUBSE for Kew Wears wt ring. TX oid resis "hole sumber of votes, 130. Kichard Kelly, 100 n a recent communication City Control erin SR ni) Fosse. Ju Por: i Ar veri hoy 3 audisner ot the Winter Carden to- night Frederick A. Coakliag. 0 Majority for Couvention.................... 518 Sagar Reavy, Porto Rico ligailde. te good Grocery 1% Mr Ivlien, at the Broad way Theater, will appear in The Chair declared Mr Kelly duly nominated for the office of 3% Teh, pubitshed bis reasons for declining to be a cand! BOARD OF COUNTY CANTASSERS i se Beavy; Rive Nee. Bh ell Whiky 4.1 sad Ome 50% surt of the matinde dur. The piace ts colied te tl or reflection. The Board of County Canvassers met at 11 a. m. ester. p %a po Inndid se. Dil p—- Mz Isasc 0 Darton, having voted for Mr Cosklin rose $0 The official position of Mr. Brennan. together with the char day tocomplete their labors. Toe official footings wera made ALBANY CATTLE MARKET A i A 4 t L be MN i 2 oie reg Die wi pl mo ha ta smo Ll aon 0 1e £BE pt of te pens wha Ns communion idee. 138 Hgaed by he Soperviacry The aleaeat vat doce ake rt met 1 eb eh nh Ln Ms. Bowers concluded her prosperonsand pleasant of the Coavention and of the city to the fact that Judge Kelley gives what be sary an Importance which would otherwise be ration were thea made, Supervisor Elr protesting again HE pet poncd. Indend, wrens fares of good fat TWinols wears enn be siected. and the peeessity of sniting on kim every effort. wanting, and makes it incumbent on me and due to those inter the refusal of the Board to canvass the votes cast For whch last week would hes drought dc, worn sald for 727%. Tes 1. sadon-Sinde Collnrs. ment at the W r Gorden lost ang appearing 42 The friends of the Citizens or People's movement ought to be ost »d to place the truth side by side with his misstatements so Sapervisor, to Sil vacancy caused by the death of Elijeh terdut wer was somewhat better an New-York scosant. sad wt wos to welounme Mer Duek aon ru made to ee that in the siection of Jwige Kelley alone can they far as they refer to the Croton Aqueduct Board A portion of F. Purdy.” The Supervisor eraged Ais name from tie re- Snegtthes Se 6 hand shasgad hacia, Ik without ssp osha THE CAVALIER, hope for 3 resene of the city from “the ring and the corrip Dis communication is but a reiteration of untruths wiich have turns which be had signed, whereupon the Board ordered -hoice fa Kentorky seers, floes Be aD” Vio thee is" RN Dnbaamd Eoained. of sion aad pecalation with which it has sc log been cw buen slitady e3poned dud refused by eur Board ia a manzer that they be signed by the Chairman, Sapervisor Bleakly. Sgara sales ranignd dows aa low us for (afecior. The receip'd for THE CROMWELL. M- George Jordan has returned (rom Eogisnd. afer [Applages cl concise ali reasouadie men, t 2ot content {ered usual! and th Werk agente 4300 bend wd oc thaws the total not wal 4 ak thd khan Tae Convention thea sdjoarsed whid (hove ¢acers for Judge with the remewal of these musrepreseatations, he adds two The canvass was an ere pd bs ial 1" Baal da ba lean than B99. Lighiae cuewiyin av expected ress oo bot i THE EMBROIDERLD, ong ahenee snd is soon to appear at the Oiiympic Theater ia on others. which now beg leave to correet sdjoutied wi ny. fialemeat questionabie whethe: the falling of ia the wil be s¥oieut Master of Ruseapnssd™ dtamstimmtion of Beott's AS i He says fn reference to the adjouraments of the T3105 wil be found advertised in detml elsewhere, ts Meet prices meh. Shawp ars dul at 338. Pie 1 0 homd THE GUARDS, Brils of Lammermoor.” which was breaghs ent with grea THE L PUTED STATES PARTY NONIFuA. opening firgt advertised for the 3th of September (which ad RINGS..{OF FICIAL rhage Tom Tis de Recwiotn SoM ead he aly. Polen THE LONDON Londen some time age. 3r Facller The United States party in thus oy, composed of jouruments are secessary under the law), that “eack day of The following is the official vote in Kings Counatr, as E v eo Az J Hinckley 3 presently am Ruaoeras Yio de not believe in the po or Beeting at aforurautiet adds to the number of contracts until they are decided br t2¢ Board of Supervisors, seting as Board of A THE MILTON Sale tJ 3 CUT 0 AP] asonte Hall Thirteenth st. nominated r. Andrew ils sow pu mountala high, &e. Jo far from this being the Can Tassers MARRIED. Now Tork Theater The cast of «Griffith Gannt is thea President of thie ry Duck Savings Bank, for Controller. truth, the fact i that the Croton Aqueduct Board have not 5 px Caange RATIFICATION MEETING OF THR MKEON GENERAL “ied 8 single slvertipement to con'raciors msiisg for pro Fenton 19 £3 Hofman’ “1 Ne Rar Gua 1 Pocka 30 iam We Backing a Sa Nae Y AE OF aLea ng. had 4 posais since the frst refusal of the Controller to be present on y v Pe 1 or Be deo HL. Packs, Mo. Wiliam Backing to it Mac THE PATTI, M:. Hartr gives 3 matinee to-dar. at Dodwerth's rns COMMITIRR. the 9th of September. It was very apparent to us thst the Hoffman's sh A GOVERNOR. fa 4 A ios Hasd ia A meeting of this committees was held last evening Controller did not intend 30 de present al say opening of pre TF ani tod Ta 2 3 CAMPBELL~MeCTULLY ~Om Tearwday, Nov. 22, ac the Chaz sew THF PARIS Hall and exhibits the Plogtiugy H sad other wonders. Duy Ie Department azd 2 adm Wooadtord 1$ 53 Pruya Chores, br the Rev HH Bimr Atwood Campbell of Rab 4 im _— oh iz Masouic Hall to indorse the county nemizations The Presi posais iz our Department aad et *iistandiag the argent re- SoRES—{1D DISTRICT KN. J.. to Kida MeCally of this sit) wey. performances are see to be gives, oe ual of the Cirens Bar dogs of the committee, Mr. T. MeSpeddon, presided aad Myr. quests of pruperty owners to have the igaries of the Vaz Brust RB 2 tug De wes ny. THI REFORM. poms Maem NXiblos Garden the Now Theater and Plum acted as Secresary. A discussion arose as to the pro- required works forwarded as far as possible we ave refralaed Hog Bry 3 iy Ln Bn rr DE FOREST-DOUGLASS- At ADeny sa Tharsday Nov 23 Sp Polo ern Howse priety of indorsing the nomination of Mr Giles for Controller from advertising any farther work Lecacse we foresaw that it Bo COSGRAMIIID DISTRICT. Je ah hutsh Upwaed BY fhe Rev De Clack, Aft Henry De THE SHAKESPEARE. 3s it was rumored he wooli not rua waits he meceived the would be merely adding farther expense to thal which by Mr Short Term. Long Term. of the former sity. BY pte a Daa THE TRAVELIN gomination of other srganisstions. Ou: of the members suid Brensan's op i of his dud bas Deeg ng ufterir Chittenden Bop *1$ Chittenden. Bro 17%) FLDREDGE BARNES Is B: wan Wh y, Nov. Mw A LING. MIS that Mr Giles might have been a very avatlanie candidate m usaless to the city. Not sven preliminary steps therefore “Nb 3 4 di er A ednanday, w Rusia _ whe balegon days of the Fire Department, bat that would be of 10 add single costract to those which ought to have been Ha a Bal e: i Jubinuter, Dia a 0 rg wR Ang Bon Botan. IY nde RB A beaatals warily of the shove coeds. slagaot in dyle sad perio 20 series him gow. Jt was Jualty fncided that the indorse. sWarded on the 6th of Segoe hire Dena taken. or eves SHEXIFY. Beoowlya ia maan’eciase, ses ow offered at WOLFSOEX'S SECOND MATINEE ment shouk! be postpeaed satii Monday evening. sad the fol sigaesied, by aay ane member of 047 Foun Talbot Rep 2.101 [Campbell Dem #20 HOLMES-UNDERHILL—Oa Tharsdsy, #34 fet. at Friends nT lowing commiftes Were (ated te wait on Mr. Giles aad Second. Mr Breasas suys that the price of pavement ander ttn: Too o tor v Ps rT. 1 YE EI [le sacoad of Mr. Wolfsoha's Beethoven's Malinees sucertain the come which oe had decided to adept: Michael the operations of that Department Bal steadily guse op from Brraa, 12d m., vib 1g Cazabat ma “1 Houtiy ro Watcher Colt ee Sua Hite POPULAR PRICES, paow in Stetaway's Concert Parlor resterdsy afterncon. Ralph of vt Ward Ju Fay of the Exghta Dr Sede BAe Suhare per und to $y dollars per yard Overbasgh. Dem 1.24% Bartiett i pace By stare la Lome d prof Woir. Heid of he Fifteenth Duniel OBrien of the Seventeenth and The following is the trudl thus ors "0 MILLER COMSTOCK Ta tile »ity on Tha: th a. Stath o Wigh Sullisce Sh unainazs Ro Pn aan 1 Cuts Feice of the Lwautistd The highest price at which any contract was at in 14% OE Aa er Dua BE er ts. Brae BT ame Defame) UNION ADAMS, A Af gto Segre Syria. apr i 33 Tong efore waz prices), was two dollars and forty four cents eval 20 ME D D.. List Commande: J Miller, U. 3. Sarr to Nellis D mater Up sad Socata D miser. Op 3 Ne 2 A M EEON pn LS rR ow Phe The last contracts made by this Board were “wi hy. pt {surrisen yt C.. dasghtes of Capt J. J. Comstonk Kea Me 837 BEOADWAL Ty ha 3 ar them th 5 ey I &L aC 0Urned Ieeling last evening of the C= awarded oa the Uh August of the present year _ a ot a NEWELL—TAN BERGEW=Is this Thane one s were loss trying than those Se selected at bis go. Democraer, of the Second Assembly District beid at the The highest price 85 which say eoatraet was then let was Tlaspeos's marty... a ELL-al iimgy om H Hh on Thursday Nov. 22.5 r RENT News! to Bmma L, youaps tov matinde and Mr Woifseda sequently appeared 10 corner of Avenues A snd Fourteeathst fis following geotle two dollars sad ninetyseren cents M2 #0) per yard This was (wtrander. Rep 1% 246 Brainard lad Dem dangatar of Henry Vaz Berea. greater alveatage W the Sa made for Jaatibts men were nominated for Councilmen Philip A Me Mason jr su a piece of work so small that there was ot one bidder, aad Yeeder Dem... 5% s i WEZB-MFADOn Wednesday Viet met at tha residence coos lnckizg aid dos r ret sotied Mr fsb Ed Caselo Ed Jackman Nicholas Segur James J. Carey evavyuantly 30 competition fa i Veoder's Salomity g 1 of the Drude s parents, 8° Omeescwicd Comm. by the Rer Wo H Te t the Sunatas in the programme very creditaby so far g wa o next Dighewt prick contracted for af that letting was two at ml” ow 8 H Marray cf Mendon Heory Webo to E weet: H danghter of rou aad Steel Manufacturers. TR a elrention is peered. sithourh even he COSA A ve a Tal a Tr NS held dollars sad seventy Bive cents (F270 per vad Ad the s gaz. Rey ™m fr Kir a a Col Tiouas A. Mead ol of Grweawion. Thus peopriaiacs sad sstguses of tha several lottery patent isened 9 tiers mere clowns the execution, and even he Conservative Republicans last evening Beld erage price at which all the contracts (Il ia number) were atts 3% Carr. Da 35 el nay sale passages, would Lave benefited the primary elections iz the Assembly Districts and ciected dele awarded at that Jetting was two dolary aad sixty two cents v tad re 5 Cort: Dea po Bel Bp ane eer 42 Aout Raines put yn PAA jerivrma Mr Wailods threw a shade more gates to the followisg conventions to a City Convention to be (§2 per yard Tia et maori. 2 DIED. J GSIRLTY. WE be Bre arm 13 Andante and a L*the more dre inte iis A Jegros nald Monday eves az Nov. he corner of Broadway aad Comment seems manecessary and yet I emamot help adding Cage BARRY. no BALOWIN—Sudienly a Woatice”s, Sullivan Co. N. ou Thurs [SOX AND STEEL 2 tis eecusion at still more abeudon woul give a vi ality Twenty Bord $f. AlccImanic Leave G to meet at the hen an expressing of wonder that any sans maa shonld dare to pub sa d day 224 me. the Hou Alfred J Baldwiz m=» the Jia year of kis by thelr various processes, (3 the Usiced States, Save, for the 2 3) 2a Tnterpeetations which Shey now very much need As de guarters of enck District Asmoeigtion, Tassday evening. Ne Make statements of the after fality of which pron stasds Foot Distrier Parson Rep 4 we of wroiding all conflict of siaime ander sid patents, conselidatad yo wr ty wag on Permiard aT Na Be 4 Counclimgnie Lonvention to meet or hg ar evening record i fhe rer} books of his own Department ss wel as n »s Reo Giron, Rep “5 BREW STZR-Oc Tharsdey morning Now. 22 of bis meeideccs io interests, appointed the sadervigued Trastess sad wre 2ow prepared wii sabent and tua Sine. siliwinens wo AR Schon) LOGTERIG We Meat Mdinia¥ Sten mg. 1am iM our Board Barzs Dem. Nig or y New Haves Conn James Brwwster year. Mey svidomee Large ster on muse oy LTP8S, 43 thes Nor 2 ma of the INstriets ao cirction was Reid Ihe He mz A ouat krgely spon the waat intelligence or the ra d Dhatrict Allen a Dr The lagers wi tase place on Set aig yh Eaves, ot if 0 Sack ih frost Licuainé foc Sirs afuchute anit Bus gader the various Latter vii freer attention whole suite of plane works of the he wiag is 2 s0 far we Rare received the delegates gross Merence to truth of bis readers Lake yg s wma TH pm oy Bhd ter. Their good success giso Warks an sévanee in elector to the several conventions ALizio W. Cavey. Comauiaioner aad Chief Eagin Be vy og _ 3 Hy Re Digtriet. o's CRAWFORD—On Frider, the Td inst, Mr james Coawlond, sped I pe SERS eta ri eg ng fasta, fur it wag dave heeg MICU R 1 Not impos Dia, W (ran r. pT S0ONYENTION, Croton Aqueduct Dnpartment. Nov. 2 186, bird I bad 9 5 yours. of ita production. ss well aa the swormeas together IW peopee 10 Lester, 30 a resident professor interpret the First Diststes-D L. Printop, Joha Hicker Joka M Costa Amos B GS icd Didirie pL Cp ig 33 The duo he Sunil wie lenin ta bd the a fram, a 5 2. arn ta well Rhu Ju orgy Vong dy x orks of Beethoion he third matinee takes place on Stonkey wd Fordzarr ry ae Masa, -H late residence, No. est Twantrelg ou Moadsy, Nov. Process may wieneseel w Wow yy sember T af the place Pollock sang thr seeond District—PFinrre C. Van Wyck, Owea O'Connell, Mark Len cE Condit Rep TL LI Eighth Duatriet. 5 at Llo'ciock Oriewsd Holley, at Trov. Frida; Rye A a the Sama Fuss Rn oy ug ww gan. Geo. M. Rea and Morris Frs CHAMBER OF LIFE INSURANCE Earight. Ind Dem 2 (aker J 2 DAVIS=On Tesdey, the X cut. at Waterford, Coan. Lacy A Far 1ec @focmal ion ea to terme aad particalery of cost. imetruations, i mat 2 ®t the Pack or Iostitute “Brook pa," 3 Thiel Biitiiesofunnph B tins: Satin Salter. Jaa 7. 880 i Ha OP Falak ta canes g wite Benjazo Darts, aged 3 yours "yy ke, may be obtained 3p Sitar of ihe andorrifaed. Rp Te oy hu toe chon a Micheel ara n on let wy Troy Y TARODORE THOMAS SYMPHONY SOIREE oJ s3rm Distrtet—chus. H, Bat, Lewis Hoppe, Joka E Maren, THIRD DAY'S PROCEEDINGS—PASSAGE OF BY-LAWS—A Har ae Dem 165 Kigler DIXON—-Os Thsrvluy 2 Gea B Daas (father of JOHN A GRISWOLD, Troy, 31. Troveen.. i f sel Hutton end Dur’ wie Nin v Degen), ate days. DJ. MORRELL, Jolastown, This evening the second symphony soiree will take Duerier— Jobe Run. James Marsiall, Robert Edwards, WI VOTE OF THANKS TEXDERED TO THE FRESS. a wy ps WE Ay Dirt 4 Ta i a a iis mii neice] HOAs desi piace at Seainway's Hall We have before spoken of this per Sax: J. Laatrall Joan Porabay _ At 11 o'clock yesterday moming the Chamber of rel. ad i$ Vanderveer, Rep. 22 Some ot Wesley, urs Pespectial’y javited to sttecd a fenery, on 4 Sir» Dutrict—Thomas H Unitley, Durid Miler, Adoiphas Boarst, v ”n rh lec. De Santer marmiog PRD mae, wt 140 clock wom the Ady: PLAYING TO 2 TUNES, formas Hut we agein call the attention of out readers to its Thomee C. Tieraton, Thoman Regus. LiZs lasurasee resssembled in the rooms of the Coamderof Fy To w he Belden eR Bapciet C3uqed Yoram dl ocak po fe hips he baporaaee aad the liberality Qisplaged br Mp. Thomas in bis goteeeC, Bogie racres W. BW, Fan, Fuser Bonin Commerce. President B T. Stevens oceupiad the chair. Iu BE GILSEY Of typhoid fever Joplise. the wife of Potec Gisy. jr 85 50 TO $2,000, desire to produce the Ninth Sympbouy of Beethoven in 3 maa Eighth Duscrict—Honry A. Smith Jotz Lewis, Thomas 8, Bll, Dedistely spon orgazizatioc Mr. Morgan of the North Amer: ‘Vw Re sad youngest daughter of Or. A. C. Castle, aged 20 x Bat Sram) RAY COmeSnETELE WIth the grandear of its charac. HHphaieS: Newina WiC: Colon TU TES ean Insurance Compnzy and Caimas of the Exsestive Com. NEW JERSEY. EE ne tos iit 1a Suny, The Potal servicas, TT Np Mere BE Nd ore ter. Ks aT a sical taste shoud y make Bievents District—A. J. Dittagbonfer. Lewis G. Clade, Thomas mittee, offered the following by laws for the use of the Cham Ths Bodrd of Ca¥ 2 ses%00 a2 Now. Brunswick a Geaee Chanock, Broadway, 90 Seadey Nov 35, at Foci p AM. J. PATILLARD Co., wf $v At ABoutd” feet E Sah Chariewd. Farey, Jases McA ber, which apoa being debuted upe separately, were aman. ka RR 4 LARTASMES IN A0AS 8 a T 5 Ww Magafactureey sad [mpectere potas’ to Sear tis remarialie composition, ol a '3 ~*s Niel, 3poa Delf Gebuled upon tei] z TA r Nathanial HA Ld—ar rod, Nov. 2, Wilkamn dente “0 aud Me Thrones rom iandabie efforts in the Nn a Son a TE Dr as C. Haurison. Lewis H. mously adopted on the Xi of November, declared Xx Nathaziel H. AA oh year als uray No 31 MAIDEN-LANE tapetaiess WF. art ha owrd y 3. 8 i ab rm n o? Be samie of art. We 16 sew ev idamen of thi love and this de Ty apmen Tosesas B. Asten. R. P. Duness. Willian: Cop Ps Peaditestabal BY La%3. dia Cambered Tyrrell, Democrat, elected member of the New Jetway SViutitud und ifeaids are 2 spsafully iptitnd do allen Ru Sagat Middle of the Bleck. ar rhe crww ded Seetaway Hall this evening. 12 gud, William H. Bogue, E4. C. Jeumon. Ra Midas gg the charter and see. Assembly from the Second District of Mo idiesex County fam as Cli, ng’ Pon rots spon the wTwL RE YE Mi Shs ha he SAL lst, tal rev 2p S Elyghtneult Biscuit sliouna Kelly, A.J. Bleacher, W. A. Morris, of ne Conmiber in case of tion, aad eascats sl fustruceats TDe Tetarns give Mr. Alfred W. Jones a majority of one of tha 5 clock Sout from James Slip wd p Sern Ferries HIDLEYS.....covvisminn on. COOPER INSTITUTE. a aT a A ea Deamon a ig. ONVEXTION of comweysnce of property srdered by the Chamber or Easeutive over his competitor. He has thersfore served a zotice on JARVIS—On Thesuday moraing Nev £2, A ong and puiniei FRENCH CEINA, o1 Caw. Coazios A. Jarra wa of is ate Xow Juv, mg. 2 tae SELLING AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES

51h youn of 2ie age. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPES. Hie relatives aad (wade, wd the members of 3, Hichatsa Lodgh Ke. BF md AM, ww pes Smisd. to uttend the (Baecal, Disger Sets 18 Pro... (Tn r por deera.... BL OE i 1s pat it he Bie sme ris 1 8 RETR eS wie »m TT ees Ww Plas SINR ul vv Protestant Lighteents +t. near Distt Sugen por] ged. 175) Frais Diskes.cvssssmecines TB LtaaTe., 02 the same day a Jf ocleck p b A sarge mariety of MARTE. Gu Se edaded as Daiests aie ig ELEGAST FANCT GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. nd sain’sl fees DIN TOILET z The fends and relatives of the family ace eapectfully ieviiad to 1 qn sitend the fanersl. from Calvary Bapow Charon, Tweair taind oo, Siiver-P Won, fest ed psig Whi between Firth sad Sixca aves. on Scadey ufteracen, tJ o'clock. NEIGHBOR—Ou Friday morsisg Nov. I) Flmbetk Najghles, wile of Duvid tie MER yeer of ber Stone Waze falways ou bead Cot 33d Pressed Glass Ware, Sande w pos BADLEY'S CHINA HALLS, Now. 15, at o'clock, at Ber late Sy heer n Lebanoz. N. J. for 37 Hs st, The resanios will De tazen fo og, tar. Monday morning, Nov. 3% va C. BR BR of NJ. foot Widdie of “he Cooper institut Blork of Liberty st. at 3 clock No connection with corer wore OAKLE{—Seddenty, an Friday. Xow 30 Bysley Oukley fo tse A Tee Mijes Awny. he THE year of od unde of the family sce respectiily invited to The rues perfume Nacate vieids, bors of mew white Sew hat pew ke mess sader the nigasekiss of the wopios, beage The restive sted dis fanery, fro the residences of Bu soa-ia-aw, C. A. Fuler, No. 200 West Tw ontiech-on. on Samdny, the 3560 inst. or 1 elon BR ibut Suthers Tavis Ha wil he When So ha fawy wir But Xt a em bamed tia deileions ade. Every nly SAXTON—At Bowso. Mase on Setardey he [7h Bet suddenly, who sees PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS emiers “he £30 Saxton of 8% Lodi, fommex'y of New Yors, aged 32 or dreaming roo sed hoses. SEBRING —Eatersd inte rest on Tharsday morming Nov 22 1965 Ford, Tupper Benss, Be he an iamats 1a Sutriog 1a the Rat year of hac i WATCHES JPWELRY or lath aod Teads of the family ace sevpeetfully lov De Parry lav aaeion to wend the fonerel, from the a] Dutch Chares, Strth-ave. oppotite Amity. os Scaday, "ie 23a

if Ax STERLING SIGVERWARD, No GSO® BROADWAY. Corner Hoosen wt. a0 CO i dtaated om Be ne of the Hor met, at loclochp VAN arp Broskizn, sa Wednesduy, Nev. 21, Rudwd Van Wee To et ak Ewnds. wd (hose of Sy fulberiniaw, Burvest Rationd (main actiace at Jobusca, ame tespactiaily invited to sttes d hia. fumecal, tu Sunday. a ox Tan oe Nev. 3 m2 x» a Wa Cor rT. ons pr oo Su, $3 SO. obey We withoat farsier setice, Doable Lo 35 on ok oe $5 on sun Es po org, BA BAe A A. BRTsd Na by od 0 Dodie nae The reiatives aod friends of the family wre iavited to atend Ser Dyspepsia withous further Sots, from Ber late resddescs, No. [6 REET MATISN f West Forty nimthsi, on Sunday the 35h inet of Soleek po CROFT tA A e Sm. EE F al cared »f be rg ATIC TIT IR pevbaied or aching 3 Ta reinciven and iriends of (he Carly are rospeetiully invind poses rom tom wiser of the Prarey vasa Sut Masshe- to sitend without furtber Setice. taring Company. pry im make ‘em Piilade pois papers please copy. 5 soacifics for the cute of Re above ra Bote kel YORK—At Mobs Alabama ou Thursday, the 204 igat.. Mrs. Ma away of sad quacks LU STAUNA MINERAL Ass York wife of Brevet Major Jospl York, I" 8. Army. sig BATHS. Formiewt sve y rompentasie &rig mom Rev. Heary Bleschard Wiki deliver fre Lactaves, wits Readings, i ia the Legare Rocco of the Church of the Restorativa, sermer Monroe piace wad Clark ot, Brosklra ss follows: Ou Lesgieilow, Nov 77. Pmrpent, Dee. 19; Caries Dickess Jas. 9 Holmes Juze 2. Mo Browning, Feu gad'y tend padiie worwaip, i sa.y (aey sad deceat ar soficieat ag- c pl J age 10 Sons wha ww farmaed wi J Crue chun, 82, again darts, Th No ten wil Amacicacs sad Protestants. many of them widows wha Degn w Bameck re Walter aenay. i Constitution of J M. [A Wihilae: H Ye ave, te the lata aad 4piest of She tae eed 2 BE acu d ue fi Diacrier—uaieh RB. Dyvis, Jobu Laz. Joka R Liward Ressived, That it ia the sense of this Chamber thats friendly or Brinkertoff, Jou P. Sandal Women W Longstreet, sther suit sheuid De Brought to toe Supreme Coun of ibe Usited Jumves Tracker. Edward Hallock. Consles Samus, Gea. W. Taylor, Wir Seaton, ta test toa conacitationainy of Sew disrmiiiuing we snd Bum Edwards, Thomas 4, Furtasy) Pilly ‘Altice, Geann®. Hi, that Ua sapesees of such sai defrayed Tem the of the nes arpa i ho Ww. oka Hazaoe, tae pron W. Pricg. Seba Geran, Josevh Buea. Aszaaed is 3 Jat of the Companiis ERPS Be ClADRET Abeta W. Publ Gugran A. Hawird, hws Roan James Maticosl, New Tork, Nerth America. United Seates, Coa Dr. Gale, Ww. J Edwaed Ward, Tam Maney. Witam Vandervoort, Joba Pac Hastiasd-—~C Satna, Coaster, Ob Bina: Sapunguial 3 W kia. Lacie Ash William Wall Jobe Gormus. Macs Br a Clement Watts, Edward Seieck, Thomas Gury Jases Fr Charles Matthews, Lois Jones. Beavizs-S Hat. snd isvestmest, DEMOCRATIC UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT CONVENTIONS. Mase Bags am aad Matas U following cominations were rade ia the fife EEE ar ent school Tat eveging by the Demoerstic Unionists Sg Wp se Towing syazacies wikough sot members of toe Clam th next. ber, ow ia faver of the movement: Diwtr ct Samne. Peter. HB State, COUNCILMA CONVENTIONS, sronster. Mase. TA Femmany wi Conventions Tie Chamber 33 aijpuuh. Wiha to the cal of the Bi ia the t Distriety ening: i the and in were beid ia the Siferent Disk BBE: fia St 1a the revelation aaed by Soamber Frias U ng 4 ei James 0. Brinckn wm: Elewesth Congress for te s2actmert of a )a% vitabiishing 4 Veet of, wite, w Rais Dud Hoag; Sevmmcouath an, Astin ancy of lusarasee amp ah a Ar 2 Bacsard So should have read: Asd ial every compazy 2 Ward, Owes Geoghen Twentieth Werd, reqasttions of tis law shad De alowed wiiacul further expense k Wi Toma Meir M4 Large. Gurze or tazasion 10 do business througout the United States, tte Julian ht, Beer The present number of Frery Sstwrdeg cootains The several of thous brief. dramatic stories, the art of writiag whic were with resalic seers to be well mderstoed ia Londen. “A Long Swim,” from held Me hy and Chambers s Journal “Port iz Storm,” from The Argosy, aad EE ee wo ET ra, Am ms iG oh Ditrione Py Bogert; Amoag the essayy is 0o¢ “and Ward I this style of wriliag. AEN que LAS opicacians F AES OF ThE wasx nares aca vs Na BB Brombwsy. moe of Powe Welln ALLS OF THE WEEK. Ae ws Ty Br —Canasrh FX AND NORFY IN FHE WETD NORTON Soted Feex aad 0 aed tgs, Toupeoes an moe UE a REM CATARREH, sad mada of tisatmant, breaks iy er gy Hi LA HW RiMTDE POR ia faaasia Read, Temoves of once pain ry a ope. soysmgee of he beak sfomry beste, bin Tan pop my WASHING AND WRING en ocanes Berd samp i; pamphnt to GEQRLT Dagsi Bo 1 Aaa wa Commagiat., Now Jory,

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LAT HAVE B Co. gt Mataagtars call and y To a at at for ail p. 44 Blate and published w ovr, E088 TERS five publ UNE now READY assim Price Hay vo Lertsisgiras with Elec EST EEN White-ste. sein; E A ET 5D kind The W Oty ta on cop co pddresed copy. Dyan tents per lsbad tn ie Arwen by F REL Ruadred Nr rico oi hong (GoLD FIRS’ WARDED N.Y 30 cents por Brrr A i A tT eekly Governments, Ties co to CLL es aomb copy. For Blah id on ar oR 7. FXU AL Pi when 4 sve ont pulsation, Fd Governon GRAND AND RET PRE THE Be RE corner 'T (Al yours I i utd od hat JA akin spy addron A boi wor the ay of fi PHYSIOL yEx pald) One rm of Govemmmen AN R ME MIU a Mats, ke. 1 90 per Twer AW oy .L peustrates one IT of subse shi by pd laws wy dng the OLOGY. —A a Dv D 8Q DALS) MS, LJ GREA ke of od Sup Veivet i fe host AM N.—" in. Sey THE TRIn Jide rh, a br Ri ing th Y.—A rows avdars Twel 1068, overall UAR fot thaty PR a A Mild don. 1. Hig mE RINNE, tn Oe CT pe gdm ay eile ube aad bd incotetion of 3 ys el nt) Ts PIANOS BONN INER XCITE ss 2 n Jaga N ross is oat. Office a 00 y Mal Its t sex of no re ta A ET nelosed N EW the R io Ty X KE Ar or RR No A; o be, PT tion RT w Amerioss 1 Poy iS y 1A ETRE: dere oaths $0 be joo HE M hind to bagettiod op A am erp og 0. 141 RISE a ow days RIBBONS, AT MRS. Co ah wari ancy URES ay to be poid in A Month OTHER" oe Woon be y at] a Fan y yw Pork. AINES B Noir =a Tit ne A ie 3 f TOY Y GOOD York. 3 he ure i Fanti A JOURN 38 Tadgho Ca. AE ARs IN GLASS INKS cn Bo a 1 rung PIA ROTH way, 8ST week bey IW, o VALENTIN 8 81 hry mode hr 54 ik ister lo ot rt a AL 141 NewYork Arai’ 3 DE payer. Suelo. po "HERS N Na. 577 "Slack and Ladies’ IN ENE re Hin TR SE TL ae vik GOROOL NE kein MANCFACTO, Saks ami Ey i rh Trou. fra Di a th her sod 7 vow for a lof A THER'S 3 Ni Si but aici, wt SS u IN Alas of Cut FA ri] Am bridges 0, BLGER'S, Now and Vajentiun t or we y ALEC XID a heft es ries. y di ns p N 1 odeaate pr toe, a Over he Julia B nd f AFRI (NAL No. gi ba 0% in esirable artic) Bitnty SPUNG DEMAN ah pie, Sud NE o ey ve Via am of ey Eo le hn oblast por pA S, TE ph IN a PAT AN RIE of wonder cu LL NEW STYLES I Bs I ke. Blt 3 4 Ye wat. A. WaLTZEs Mery SE 2 RTE A ols Hee ATENT wv, a Ai Tho wand RTAIN M aay. and Sve 3 Velvet J bi for viel, 19 EL oon oo TELO) BERLIN fd Cath I R— are awa CL pe pur gr 1 felis, 0 vnponr sng. 17 3 the I BL JONES, Nou. 1 Foods Suyiy Fie ot OID PI ry ATER pich. py by Dan in ie Ag every Nos. tly wr Ay day- v tie Jato Fai ANO- IALS "or ob pry nod Fhe Jutuiee our vari 1% line rts FO v FOE a t (eo d BER h lar oll g Patent arst and 1 1 Pe LIX. 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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1866. E AT I pe 5 ales by Qation, S Real Estate for Sale. Proposals. ti NF Amusements. Au Hexny TL Lunps. Auctioneer, 4 1 N RG F NAVARA A. dW. Dad 2th ANSON x J g AAAS ANA II ENRY H. LEEDR MINER will sé! by Ane: ALL NANTING FARMS. FRUIT LANDS CE ren bie 3 a QTEINWAY HALL—SYMPHONY SOIREE corr ANINMONS,, WINTER GARDEN. tion gn SATURDAY, Nov. 3, st 12 o'dook, fn front of thelr Besutiful and thriving settle of Vineiad LA Fi 4 IROPOSAI ssuington. D, C., Oot. 31, 1656. THEODORE THOMAS'S y VY ALLACK™ TAEATER eA. Jesroom, No. BY Liderty st, of Palatal by ad eant wena, 30 miles south I v SAL® FOR IRON HEAD BLOCKS.—1. SHOOND SYMPHONY SOIREE Propiietor and Manager y Mz. Lester Wallack Mr. STUART has much in #uno that be hag A BARK BRUVHS Th ATER Shout Jom 4» bande high; So Tawa Good society, ET uation Juried Tow ro A mane aed Proposslouill bo feaivad 2 be Ole at lhe Suscise: THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, November 24 FLEST NIGHT ‘Ti18 SEASON y a short evgagement with the eclabmred BO dh hn A Jerpntednonndonditing. Planted y Caneel y nD. C.. until Nov. 30, 1878, for furuishing when the, lowlig works will be performed: of a beautiful and favorite r. BOGUMIL DAWSON, Besar H. Lemos, Act oneer, Price, $25 per acre, payable in four years. Village lots for busivess thes ab id Hud Biooks for Natiousl Ceweoteries, delivered iu quanti Qrectute._ Mariage of Diplo Par ve sDlomatt DRAMA AND COMEDY, whose triamphs in E. Lave been without a parallel, ath be FEDR ARI GALLERY.” aad Inanufaotiters also for sale. I At Boston, Blaae ree vA 90 oncerto in A MUNOL, uy suqrssrrssnnprransses both presented with beautiful scenery, correct cor*nmes, original who, without doubt, ix the foremost of the continent. RI HENRY IL LEEDS MINFR wil sell by suction on th i. afl Sarfati deaithd ofl highly ostile Providence, R dom is. Hdhead locks. MY SB MiLTS music, 8 etant stage sppoiotments, sud CAPITAL DISTRIBUTION Mr. BOGUMIL DAW ISON ball venings of MONDAY, 26th. TUESDAY, 27t hd WEDNE AY IMPROVED PLACES ALSO FUR SALE, New. iiaven, Conn ell 404 Sud Lead blocks, (by kind permission of Mr, I, L. Bateman.) OF CHARACTERS. wake bis first a bee on h November, at 7h o'clock each evening, ot the “LEEDS ART WL SE K. LANDIS, Proprietor, Vineland, N.J. Papers New-York City N eT Aw blocks. NINTH SYMPHONY in D mine}; Of 135... ooo Basthoven THIS SATURDAY) EVENING, Nov. 24. Mr, STUART 184SATURADAY bi NING, ye "No 8 2a y- ra Bh te Sil r Ure 1 x No TIED beautiful of owe BE ATs ou fb ue Rp Slats, str Str Te 2 HEE ies dgeis EE wool REA UE een, BERT pC CE ical oui Just re i It in one of the most extenvive fertile tracts, in an aimosf level Froderiek, M Re ocka, r. W F. HILL and Mr. M. DY/SCHNITZ. AMS OF DELUSION, g wight Jue Noo ug Atte Chapin, Montfdlet lon and suitad condition for “yeasant araing that we know Cumberlid, 4 "i 1 on pend Doe Tor ORAL re, ADawn sud Auisted by 8 numerous corps of Artists. TIONS FOR NEW BUILDINGS FOR THE WAR DEP. J oJ um Sehooi Mure itare, Fifth Wad, De Tr rele model. Keot must be moflersls. Address ginning Dated New York Noveber d. Lif. Dentistry BUpwokTHS MINSTRELS, J MENT AT WASHINGTON. D.C svbatisety to invind 36 nitter u L on DANIEL P. INGRAHAM, jr., Referee. a Fifth Avenue Opera House, adjoining Filth Avenue Hotel yum nd Vas Depariment, on Or ay Srurer Connumionas, Ce, Pluiotil's Attorney. N10 i 1 (TO DET AL ASSOCIATION sygioacd Sell A io Deputies sod races AY, «oR use ousOxy and. have for 1 0 CONTRACTORS. ~Proposals inclosed in a 7 fiotels, Lr. UPREME COURT, City and Qounty of New- 15.500 patients, whe have certiied that 1h wie done without pain. THE A ihe Silage drhond envelope, indorsed with the title of the work, and a RRA Nims York.—JOHN HENDERSON and GUSTAVUS DERSON Gwe pure sod fresh every day We “never fail” Office No. 19 MOON. i OON. fon relating to the subject, w tile office wgaimat RICHARD CROFTON. ~Summons Money Demand Cooper Institute. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2§ P. M. lating NTAL poRLiix ey WATER-CURE, Comract. (Com. wet Ser. To the Delendant -rroee oer orees pete fo5 th wank, on 4p BEDOR RTH ARATOUA SPRINGE. You are hereby summoned end required (6 an U.S. loter. Rev.’ I ONDERFUL FREAK OF NATURE-THE D, Pro Dr. 0, ewer the com in this action, which was Stam y d A af the Medical Li. lod gaia Stamp, 50 centa. WASHINGTON TWINS, rj of 60.0004 o in the of the Clerk or snd County of New. York, at the City lial 1 woe venll nrtnamiins Bloves, Ranges, Lr. Po of log Ain, the head id Tg are of Pros a woe miardeses of tre Board of Offer 3a. ~Rofurnish the City of New. Y on the 21st dey of November, A. D., 1868, AVES COAL AND RT vy family; with magtificant oo of plans snd d d to serve copy Jour answer to the suid complaint on the S INCREASES HEAT. in Phy Auaiainy. Pathology, and of ander aot of Corigress street, between Soeond avenue and East ‘-t office, Ne. 38 Waliatreet, within MILLERS new Patent RADIATOR is asily applied to 40 5thve which wre illustrated daily by Lectures sud Views, at the twenty days after the service of this swmmons on you, of OF heater Wd ceouomical for and families. N. Y. Museum of Austomy, No. 618 Broadway. eid or flagging Twenty seventh street, south-wast corner of Becound Shi duy'of cheb siiviets Sad of Jon fbi ta answer the said complaint BF. MLLER. wesiisaiite, 0.41 Greenest, Send for descrip. 10 p.m. oes, forms f espouse. together whl tha Then i EO ly wd bear hr 4 2 m——— 7 TH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD BAND. A ri sary the at office. ment, and fifty cents, with interest from the first day iber, one TU WE RAT SE Second CONCERT, SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. ted, should none be deemed nN h 24, 1668, ot overber 17, 1966, CHARLES L, thousand sight lumdrad dud oi Son beside the coats ot thie action. bi JT ox WASTE for Machinery and Packing, the Seveuth Regiment Armory. Members of the and their tain any or all of such plans. Go =Dated Nevem 1866. ISON white sad golored. For SALE low obtain from the orderlies, C. order of he Bosrd. wi Hoth layoms Attomers, No. 3 Walksgeos, Neg-Yon_ WV TAU Fore wim mv. FULL Bald Nac No (Saga 0p Bre

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