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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-03-12

COMMITTED TO JAIL.-A sailor from the
Guano ship Washington, named Boyd, who
reoces in the abbrevitive of "Dan" and an
other who gave his name as John Murphy
from the Pilot Boat Reindeer, were commit
ted to Jail Saturday evening for druukne So,
and fined SIS and So respectiv ely TOR disorder
ly conduct. Murphy went to prison very
quietly but Boyd required the united efforts
Of three officers to take him from the Court
house. A pair of brass knuckles was found
upon the person of Boyd which were confs-
Gated and placed in draw in the Mayor
desk, used as receptacle for murderers
weapons thus obtained.
RoBBERY.--john Hayman, the Pennsylva-
MAN with the crimson cranium who was
mentioned in Saturdays issue as beeing be-
fore the Mayor on charge of being drunk
and disorderly was, after we left the Court
House, discharged. He managed soon after,
tn get himself into trouble by throwing man
down and taking his pocketbook from him
This, the law esteems robbery and John ,hav-
ing fallen into the hands Of the law, will run
q chance of not hanging as high as his name
sake of old, but of visiting the rural city of
Richmond where he may have an opportuni-
~ of learning trade.
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y. Il. Il. o. M. S. T. c. .. .. s.
CHOICE Coffee only l3c, Bolted Meal.
" cheap choice Butter, Patapsco Flour in q
bags, very cheap for cash. -
NH 6 i REDMOND.
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HURRAH HURRAH!

NOTICE OF CO-PARTN ERSHIP.
THE undersigned, have this day associated
themselves under the firm and style OF
1 d Y HOFHEIMER,
and have taken the store No Main street, late
ly occupied by J Hecht, Bros & Co., where as
also at their store No % Main street. they will
conduct the
CLOTHING BUSINESS,
In all its branches, and they would solicit
share of the public patronage.
The goods now on hand will be disposed of
at extraordinary reduced prices, to make room
for n large and beautiful stock of spring goods,
now in course Of manufacture.
l MOFHEIMER,
y HOFHElNIER
Norfolk, Feb goth, le60
fe 22-tf
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ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
H0n BOXES Seconds superior Adaman.
OOO tine Candles, momently expected ana
for sale at lowest factory prices.
We invite the attention of the trade to these
Candles, and offer them here as low as thew
can be purchased in any northern market
LEIGH & BRO,
NH 5 Sole Agent for Seconds Candles
EOR Coughs, Colds and Consumption. -uss
Il Wistar's. Syrup of Wild Cherry. Genuine
to be found at L w WEBB'S.
NH No IS Main street
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SAFE KEYS FOUND.
VVHE loser of a couple of Safe Keys, can OBJ.
l. tain them by applying to This Office, leav-
ing reward to the finder and paying for this
advertisement. mn 0-5t
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MOST DESIRABLE STORE
E.,A AND RESIDENCE FOR RENT, adjOin.
&EiI ing New Opera House Church st. Pos
session given LIST January. Apply to
de8-tf q. JORDAN q SUN.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

VX7E have now commenced the canvass OF
w the City for NEW Directory, to VIII ich
will be added BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
In the General Business Directory, we pro-
years and over, females in business and Wild
ows and in the Business Directory, all the
business men, classified under their special bu.
siness head.
The circulation will be very large and gen.
eral through the city and State, which will
make 1t the best advertising medium of the sea-
son.
Hoping to meet the encouragement such a
work deserves, we assure the public that no
pains will be spared to make it as complete as
possible.
We have made arrangements with expert
enced Directory men, who will proceed imme-
diately to canvass the city.
The work will be ready for delivery about
April 5th Price 81 SO per copy.
JNO r HATHAWAY,
fe 29-2W Publisher
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
A ND possession given Immediately. The
n House on New Castle street, at present
occupied by the Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
Apply at the Office of the Company for fur
ther particulars.
jy 19-tf
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES with and
~ without Springs, new stock. just arrived
and for sale low for cash at the Variety Store,
No % Main street, head of Market Square.
fe 25-ly D Y MARCUS.
(VYPRESS LUMBER-4O,OOO feet inch
~ clear Cypress boards,
$4,000 feet inch good Cypress Boards,
10000 do ga Cypress Rail,
$4,000 do \ and Y inch Cypress Plank,
10000 do u Il, Cypress Weather Board.
wHiTE PINE LUMBER.
$4,000 feet No l clear White Boards and
Plank,
YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
A large supply always on hand, and any di.
mansions OF any quality cut to order at short
notice.
Cypress Shingles Of every grade both Heart
and Sap, kept In large quantities.
Also, Laths, Calcined Plaster, Lime, Hair,
Bricks, Cement, Tar and Land Plaster, for sale
at the lowest prices by
fe 81 Ferguson Milhado's wharf.
BROWN LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.
WYE have large assortment at rs, SIX, so,
w 62K, rs, SIN, 81, and 81 25, together
with good assortment of goods in our line
Give us a call MILLAR'S,
fe 26 IL Market Square.
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PICKLED SPICED TONGUES.
+ HAVE some of the above articles which are
l. very nice, which offer low. Send and buy.
For sale by
NH 10 JAS Z JONES.
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~ Wharf and buy some of jones' No Mess
Mackerel, they are splendid. No Split Her.
rings also at retail, with heap of other good
things
NH 10 J L JONES.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND Iodine WATER
THE GREAT natural Tonic and Alternative
L Water.
In Dyspepsia, Debility. Scrolula and cutane-
GUS diseases it is invaluable. For sale wholes
sale and retail by
NH 9 nj & C A SANTOS.
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JUST RECEIVED-At the

BENEFITS PREPARATIONS.
HAVING made cash purchase of $500 worth
IL Of the above popular articles, we can sell
by dozen or gross at New York rates.
NH NJ A b C A SANTOS.
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BEEF AND MUTTON.
BAIT. FRESH BEEF.
ME have just returned from Baltimore, and
w have now in store the very best quality,
daily on arrival of the boats.
NH 10 JE BELL Il CO.
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IOLES-We have a prime lot OF small
y Smoked Joles, retailing at cts per lb.
NH 10 BELL B. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

Bsowv-MAYHn On thursday evening, November "a,
At the Church Of the Ascension BY the Rev. j. Cotton
smith, FDwARp NJ BsowS 70 ADplz T. eldest daughter OF
John Nay her, all Of New York.
brpcxR- PrIRHMAys On Thursday, November u, al
the residence OF 9. Pfirrmann, Esq BY the Rev Mr..
Zspf, OF Brooklyn, v D., Lovs bCscrz 70 CAIHARIsB
PriRpxaSs, both Of this city
chicago and Cincinnati papers pleve copy.
TrrIos-NcDIyvu On Wednesday, November II, by
the Rev James Brepon MicHAxL H. DILLON 70 MARGARET
l. McDgvvIr.
Dvprus-BowprrcH in New Haven, on Wednesday,
November a. at the Third Presby terrain church, by TIA
Rev Or C1csvland, JANIS r. DwINr1E, NJ d., OF Batl.
more, 10 Mary y, daughter Of J. y. Bowdtch, Of Nes
haven.
nrSSK-Ror On Sunday, November 0, at the ca,he-
oral, Jay street Brooklyn, BY the Right Rsv. John
Iouehl,n, r. 9. Bishop Of Brooklyn, JONI DusSr, H1
70 FssNY PoE, all Of the above city.
Dublin and Queens county (Ireiand) papers please
copy.
~ Rev Jas. Rotges, Mr.. Jas sIoPKR 10 MsrMARr
T., dsughter Of Isaac Abrams, Era all Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
LouGH-IICunorRS On Thursday evening, Novem-
Der e. at the Church o. the Holy Trinity Brootiyn BY
Rev A. " Littejohs, ID ID Gsoros voHns LouGH, Hq,
(of the firm Of Eesss Smith, Jones CO. Of This cy)
william W. Lghibourn, Esq Of the bland OF Bermuda
NAsoS--DrAs.-On Tuesday, November 20, at Trinity
church Ulster, by the Rev Dr. Robertson DR.. RlwoLyH
FTzHran mason u. M " LAvrSIA RANDOLPH, daughter
OF the late Fis Allan Deas, y. = N.
RoHxsoS-MDsnrRsV,- AT The resdsncc OF The brider
uncle, On THURSDAY, November IS, By Row ssnue
Cooke ~ D., JoHu Eosiysos, Esq, 70 hIs MANA A
hnrmpsAr niece Of fao. W. hersweAn Eg., ali Of thi
city.
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The Charter Election.

The name OF the Hon Geo. Briggs, NJ. G., was
given In Thursdays HERALD as having been nominated
by The republicans seventh Adermanic district for
Alderman Al Mr. Briggs does not reside tn that section
OF the city his nomination By that Convention
impcsibiity; besides, Mr. does not with that
party The person nominated In that district 10 Daniel
barrow, formerly Councilman.
We are requested by Alderman Seagrlst OF the Tween
tysecond ward, 10 state that he Ia candidate for
election ard thai there any understanding or
bargain that be would not run again.
-TAMAsY DEMOCRATIC coUEoILaAHTc NOMINATIONS.
George p. Bickford, Henry Close,
George A. Barney, Joseph Murphy,
Morgan Jones, Joseph Shannon.
John Van Tine, 10th ward Anthony Miller, I'LL ward
J Il. HoogckiYk, 11th " John Ryan, lTth ward.
Edward Q. MAoy, llth Michael Q. Gross, 1Ith ward.
srxrH
James Gibson, lHh ward. Jas Gamsleton, 18th ward
Geo. McGrsth. l8th ward. Timothy L. West, 10Th
A L. shaw Oh ward. John Dolan, 18th ward.
Jacob NJ Long 12th ward. Luke Curran, Goth ward.
Patrick Russell l9th % Alex Brandon, 2lst g
John Bry &C, 20lh ward. Alex Ward, 22d ward
REpUBLICAS WARD NOMINATIONS.
Hru Word-AdJourned I'LL Wednesday
Second Wovd-Acjourned, sabject TO call OF Chairman.
1Atrd Wdrd-Scsoo Commissioner, Robert q Gould
Schoo Inspector, Amos sookty School Trustees, Eve
rsrdus Warner and John Gmour Constabies. Anto
MO A Costa and John Fitzgerald
Fb4rA Word-Adjourned I'LL Monday.
Ninh Wdrd-School Commissioner, James W. FAIR.
School Trustees, Augustus T. Dow and w. W. Cornell
Coustabies, James Brown and Israel Pnner
Eowtenh Wdrd-Ad jourued.
FItonh Ward Adjourned
Tspcntteh Ward-Adjourned I'LL Tuesday evening next
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHiADurHis, Nov. 70, 1850.
stocks firm. PennUlvasia state SIS, e2H Reading
Es viva RR ss" sss, eIss.nss on Ne. Yorr
81 ~ per ocn, premium; specie dc.
Hrw ol1xaxs, Nov. "a, 1880
Cot,er-rfe market s active sale 10 day "a oco
bales middiDg ~ 10 20 lohc Sugar dull. al &c. a
5,c Tor fair 70 fully alr Molses 23c. 2tc per rsl
on. rour-Holders are Wiling sellers u ~ Ca =
nonus, Nov "a 1880.
co,ton-sAles to tsy eco baes Al loc. for mddiirg
Marie, quiet but siesdy Sight exchange on New York
al per cent premium, and scarce. Sterling exchange
nominal At par.
his seek been the soomieet record. me total
sses o. cc,,Or have been Isi bales s,srng erohsnge
There have been forced ssies al Q5 Freghu-Nothing
doing In domestic; cotton 70 Liverpool, "a ~ ga
ArGrsrA, Nov "a, 1880.
coiior-sses to-day fcs hundred bales. Market do
prcatd.
Cotlou-No transactions to-day; holds 10 10. 10 10
for miadlins 5000 bales on ihe aa,se'' :. 80
co,,or-sales 70 day light: salss Of The vesi 200
bales prices nominal Receipts Of The wcek 500 bales
PmrAprtIuA, Nov. %, 1850.
Flour very dun. wheat arm red 81 Is 81 20 white
81 81 Corn dull sales 600 bushes ., CSC COO ncsl
pork sio. whnkey dull a. 2oc
BAfrIvopx Nov. ~, 1880
flour arm u % for supersne No sales whsA. nrm
red, 81 1oa 81 20; white, 81 70 81 80. Corn steady
r pors s, s lara ,se ccs.s STEADY Il lsc So
whiakey nrmer u 7oc 1hc
AIpaxy, Nov. ~, 1890.
weather stormy. Flour dull Wheat oay In demand
70 supply pressing wan sales Of 700 buahes red win
YER STATE 81 81 H. white Michigan, choios los, at 81 80
fair white Canada 81 81 Is. Oats s>eady ~ % 10. so
state sales OF ~ 900 bushes Corn II &c for Western
mixed IN lots alce Of 900 bushels In uore, pri
yase terms Barley In moderate supply and fair demand
sAies Of NJ 500 bushels Canada West, AZ go for Bay
Quptc, and Isc for choice Tcrcno 100 bushels sss
four roved At csc eec 900 bushels state, two wed
4 a occ. whnkey-sAles Of 90 bbh. ~ 1skc.
| Bruuo, Nov. 23-e p. n.
flour duh and nothing doing. wheat dali aad no sass
opru lower: sales 900 busbels u bkc. Barley lower
saies q 900 bushels At 600. whiskey lower sales ~
bbs At l7c. Canal freghis Al tc for wheat 70 Roches
| ter. LAKE mpovs-2 800 bib. for, lis bushsA
wheat - 900 do. corn, 200 do. oats. Canal EXPORTS
/ a,7co bushels wheat, Geo do. corn.
1 CHICAGO, Nov 23-s P. r.
Flour quiet Wheat dull and 1hc DC. higher: sale
"a COO bushels at TIC Tsc for No l. Isc 10, for No
1 2 10 store Corn dull Oats dull Reoeipw-3,ooo bb'
Gcur, % eco bushels wheat, II oco bushels corn shig
| rnents--31 eco bushh wheat Freghs quiet. Sigh
erchanse on New York per cent premium al banx
l scarce and erm.
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City Intelligsnes.

IrrrsRs ny rHs PoSY ExPssss FOR CALIFORNIA. Letters
for The California Pony Express win be received 81 the
once o. the company this city No leo Fulton street,
Jp,spb on Wsdnesdsys and Saturdays At eleven p n
Dispatches be sent on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Hrpsox Ryxa RAILROAD Trxx rABLs several important
changes In the time table Of this roai announced for
on and after Monday next, the soth inst The Albany ex
prsss train viii leave ~ 7, II, 3ls, 8 and e4S.
rsp Corxrr Canvass The Board OF County Canvassen
concluded their session YESTERDAY the result Of their
iAbcrs vs. ordered 10 be published the daily
and weekly papers Supervisor Purdy offered the follow
irg preamble and resoutiou vhica, aer some debate
were laid on the table
Whereas The numerous mistakes 10 the returns Of
many OF the election datrcts In The several wards made
A RI ouired by law and thereby the Inspectors
OF Rensry HON the performances OF their duty, oy Inc
retention Of ths poll iss until an unusually late PERIOD
Resolved maj In the opinion Of this Board the law
people elect the Inspector and
shoulf be 70 enacted
The Board then adjourned nne DIE
Fns N Pant srKxrr-shorty afssr nve O'Clock Last
evearg Gre broke out the seoord door Of the build
Ing No $50 Pearl street. The premises Of Michael Bs
barb, dealer In artsn' brushes The nrcmcn were
promptly 1t vork and soon ertnsushsd the
Gre and water yin amount to about $500;
ipsured for slcoo, In the - Marks, and ~ goo In
Occupied By Er Barely, msnufseturcr Of hs, bors..
DAmsgcd about go By water; insured The building "a
damaged about SO, insured. The origin OF The Ore
unknovn al present, but under Investigation By the
Fire Marshal.
Tns Forsra Avsyrr PANS 70 m coyrIsrD 10 FosnrrH
srSxsr rarks are already finished which not only
r,nsct credit upon Mr. smith, the street. Comm sscner
under whose department they come but also upon MI
seph Mummy Deputy super inendcnt Of Lands and
Place Who laid them out, and who, II oonceded BY
al Who know him. unsurpassed By none IN This city
laying out parks and places.
n~1x a snfiov wn
brutslly beaten in saloon At No "a yandewater sree
IAss evening n appears he lost his cap while In LII
vaooo and In eodesvorng regain cot upon By
party Of roushs who In the place and beaten sense
ho He wns conveyed 10 the Fourth precincs stallion
houss, where his wounds were dressed. Hh 0sslanu
have MOI been aYroated.
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ANS AT Bsdsepovt, on thursday, November n,
RHrAxY W., daughter Of Arrest y and Maria l. Aims.
The friends % her father and those Of her grandfather
Jacob Aims respectfully invited 70 attend The funeral
without fuiher notice. from No 70 second avenue, this
(saiurtay) afternoon, Al four O'Clock.
BorD-on Thursday, November "a, CaAaIH Borp, In
the 31st year Of his age
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
isved 70 attend The funeral, this saturday. afternoon
ni O'Clock, from the residence Of his faher in Ia
William Freeman, No. las East Forty first street.
BoYfAs lin Brooklyn, on Friday Novem Dor %, Am
LAUSn BoTiAs, aged I ears aud months.
The RELATIVES and friends o. family resp ssaal
invited a. seut ite funeral from The residence OF bel
parents No peKab avea1e, Bsvoklyn THIS SATURDAY
Afternoon, Ai one O'Clock.
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can condemn. Agaiuss the advocates Of party
whose leaders by the hundred had endorsed
the infamous Helper book, With It's Bloody in
srUeiiens OF treason. conspiracy, insurrection,
fire and sword, 10 the slaves aud non slavedold-
ing whites OF the Sou.h. what other course
could the indignant people OF the South pur.
sue than that Of rigid exclusion?
The responsibility in this matter, then, at
tsches to the endorsers OF Helpers book--to the
teachings of Seward, Sumner, Lovejoy, and
other republican apostles, who have proclaim
ed from The East to the West; in all possible
Eaams, that "Lincoln's election will be
she downfall Of slavery" And how Is the
Southern mind to be disabused of this idea? By
a comparatively conservative speech from
Senator Trumbul, as the right hand man OF
Mr.. Lincoln? No; for the declarations Of Mr..
Trumbull are in no way binding upon Mr.. Lin
coin. 1t was Trumbulls speech, for which
only Trumbull can be- held responsible. What
we want, and what the country has a right to
demand, is 9 calm and comprehensive speech
or letter from Mr.. Lincoln, as the anointed head
of the republican party, and as the President
elect Of the United States, addressed to the
whole American people, but particularly to the
people of the South, In behalf Of the Union.
AT this crisis a conservative speech or letter
from Mr. Lincoln, covering the whole ground
Of The slavery agitation, would do world Of
good in support Of the Union, and would re-
Meve Mr.. Lincoln, no doubt. Of the very serious
EMBELLISHMENTS which vii. otherwise confront
him from the day of bis Inauguration. Hence
we renew our appeal for speech or letter
from Mr. Lincoln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

WINTER GARpEs-kiss Charlotte Cusnman will close
her engagement Of forty eight nights this evening and
appropriate finale her successfu career ,te
her services TO the beneat Of the The pro
gramme Is extended and Interesting; will include
acts Of "Guy Mannerirg," the play, "A Lesson Of
the Heart" with the "Iosn OF Lover" and the "Ren.
dezvous" Miss Cushnan will play in the nrst two pieces
and Miss Powell debatante, will appear In the others
Mr. Edwin Booth Will commence engagement here on
LII ndAY.
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the Cass ~ the SLAYER Erie.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge shipman.

Nov. She Cna~d States 70 cordcn, Warren ard
Han This cass wa 70 have been taken up 70 day, ba,
owing 70 the absence Of the WITH esss for thp United
esases could not be proceeded with.
Mr.. Joachmssen, for the prisoners, then made
pon 70 auaah the indictment being fatally defective
nt IN mot describing offence within the cot Of Con
rress and secondly, because the offence any, stated
20 have been committed beyond the Jurisdiction Of the
United states.
Judee Roosevelt for ths United States, argued In sup
port o. the lndIcsneut Decision reserved.
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
the Overland ExPrsss-Resais
teuttaI Eisction IN CaittOr-
o.,o n Roats for New York,

4 the Overland Exprsss-Rcsai'
SeattsI Eisction In aiitOr'
s.,.-ssao ooo Koats for New York
! &s., DC. .-,.,s Mo Nov IS. 1880
c..o,o. "a, -'ess py pony t1rsss 70 ~ 'A'' -.
Nov 10 ~. H.. eome mistake, beec.h' VI
| 49, ~ "a9 'IFouk -. o~.,t,.
| $4,000, Nov. 10, 1870.
Arrived sArditia bark Christina,
| 9Th, ship Amethyst, for Bsilingham say
Tie steamer Sonora sailed this morninG for
carrying 3e4 passengers ami 1920 900 In treosai
which $3.50 oCo for New York
Transactions the Psa few days from fret hands
have been In such small los as 10 render thsir
report Of little importance, nor do thsy indicate
any change In the marke. worthy or msn!lan oae
parcel Of Isthmus butter has been placed at 32kc.;
but further operations Checked by tbs Hrmness OF
holders oher quotations rensined last noted.
The weather continues fne and trade with country
stesdy The coming week should bring the obbers into
market but not largely.
II believed the total vote OF the State ., the recent
election win not vary far from $1,000 on the votes
alrea.y counted (e5 ses) Lincoln has IS oss Douglas.
aSs36; sreckipridse % a9a; Bell spa Iincolns
iority our Dou ,as $50 These Ill received
BY telegraph from more than hundred dlf,ren
deepstches, and mistskei have probably occurred.
suit The contest Ia between Lincoln Douglas with
the chances N favor the former can be as
certsined, the Legislature stancs as follows
seIse-Dougns, democrat, o. Breckinridge, democrat,
O. republicans House-Dousias, democrat, 40; Breck
nrdge, democrat, 81 republicans 10 OF the IL Sena
tors who hold over IL understood to be Douglas,
Breckenridge add republicans
There are already numbers OF Douglas democrats q.
piripg Mr. OWNS place IN the Uned States Senste
among them Cove nor Dowuey General Deavlr, James
hcOouga all, aud others
The contribution To The Washington Monument fund on
eectn csy at San Franosco Saera nento an sve
exceedeu 81 800 Returns from the balance OF
are Lot yet received
More than 800 COO wagered the result OF the
State election In san Francisco alone and parties
are suspicious that the election returns may have beea
falls ned IN some instances by parties Interested Ia
The bets The total votes cast 10 san Francisco \
wrs II AIS more tnGn eco ia OF last years
THIS satshes the ople that toe just completed,
making tue population OF the city bat 90 Co., far short
OF the real population The Peoples Reform ticket for
municipal officers In San Fran ,iscn elected enirs by
msjoI tiles ranging from u o TO 4 COO.
Here the lie gave Out between Pittsburg Pa and
Wheeling high wind blew the wires do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24
KANSAS TROUBLES.


ST. LOUIS, Nov % 1890.
Governor Stewart has ordered Bssader General Frost
to hold bis brigade visiting OF the regiment OF
the Missouri milits engineer corps compsny and
lery readiness TO repair 10 the south border to re
pei the invasion OF the Stale by Montgomerys band Of
outlaw
General Harvey win start for Fort Leavenvorth this
afternoon.
WARSAW, DO j., Nov. o. 1860
Judge williams, United States District Jsdse of South
Kansas, arrived In town 10 night meeting Of the
citizens Immediately called, and Judge williams de
lvered caIm and cool statement Of TIE Terri
tory. He has been for twenty nine years . presiding
Judge the borders Of civilization Judge williams said
since Sunday night nc had been upon the saddle lie
70 NscuraDs Of the approaching danger southern
Kansas had delivered abolition outrages un-
Ger Montgomery and others three years and . half
He had been presiding Judge there, endcsvoripg -
maintain the supremacy Of the law, and 10
thA, end had used bis efforts and OIL
the bench faithfully, Notwithstanding the evidence o.
maraoders and lawie men, who there for that pur
pose only He bad organized aud held In all the
counties OF this district, These narsaders and murder.
ers are sustained by who procure means from tho
States under the preence Of aiding tho sufferers
s., but appropriate them to carry out their designs
Of rebellion sgainst the law. They the same men
who procured the passage OF the amnesty and other
dulgences By their promise that they would maintain
the laws and preserve orcer in Southern Kansas;
but this has only proved a respite, 10 enable
,hcm more cectuay to prepare for the accomplishment
Of their designs. A messenger Of undoubted verscity
had arrived, stating that yesterday hundred nss
had entered Missouri fully armed, and bad passed
over the border with four negroes In advance with
coils OF rope all armed Tho Judge then
statement In substance ~ has previously been tele-
graphsd aud closed by argDg the PEOPLE no4 70
kan,a but 70 protect The mselves within their line
aid 10 the border counties al once they ~
the mercy Of these outlaws.