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Specimen Of the Contents Of the nem
,rork by the editor ofthe "Lomisriile
Journal" entitled PRrNTIcEANA,
Just published and rhich miN be
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

FOREIGN ITEMS "A dispatch from Ancona
says the voting on the annexation question has
been decreed for the 4th and 5th Of November.
The French squadron remained at Bevrout
The reported threats against the Christians were
In consequence OF the imposition Of war tax
The new charter by the Emperor Of Austria &C.
cords court Of chancery to Hungary, and the
chancellor is to be member Of the ministry, with
other privileges. A Hungarian Diet is to Be con.
voked without delay, and the Emperor 10 then TO
be crowned as King of Hungary. Similar con-
stutional institutions are to- be awarded to Tran.
sylvania.
Gen Benedek had been appointed commander.
in-chief Of the Austrian forces in Italy. The EN-.
peror's charter was favorably received and Pesth
and Buda were illuminated by order Of the mu
inequalities The number Of members of the
Reichsrath is to be increased to one hundred nv
councillors elected by the Provincial Diets. Con-.
sttutional institutions are to be established and
the Hungarian language is to be the official Ian
guage. All financial matters are to be subject To
the Reichsreth. The University Of Pesth il 10 be
re-opened. The abolition OF personal service due
70 landlords and the exemption Of mobiles from
taxes is confirmed
A Warsaw dispatch says that the principle Of a
European Congress was adopted by the Emperor.
Advices from Constantinople say that the Grand
Vizier Is favorable to the proposed loan, All
Pacha had been named as the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
A great fight occurred at the election Of the
twas confirmed that Austria has 100. 900 soldiers
In Verona alone. Mantua and Peschiera were
likewise strongly garrisoned
The Pope had assured the representatives of
France at Rome tnat he had no intention of leay
ing the city.
A semi-oficial article in the constitutional de-
fines the part Of Napoleon in Italy as that OF non
intervention, and argues for an Organization of
Italy by Congress. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

AWFUL AND FATAL AccIpENr.-On Saturday
last, John Harden, the proprietor Of the "Morga1
Steam Saw Mills" about three miles from
Georgetown, Del, was experimenting the opera
tlons OF circular saw. BY some means his foot
slipped, throwing him directly in contact with
tne saw which passed through his body in a few
revolutions, severing the upper half from the
lower, and throwing the heart, liver and entrails
OF the unfortunate man in all directions over the
mill Mr.. h. was a former resident of New
jersey, but had lately moved into Sussex, and
purchased the Morgan Mills" where he was
last building up lucrative business and being
man OF industry and prObity, was highly es,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

IHE VOTE OF NEW YoRk-The result of tn.
oenuai election Is pretty generally regarded
as depending upon the vote of New Tark State
anu me result In that State will depend very much
Upon The vote Of New York city The Daily
Ns~s, uPoa an estimate OF total Of 100 100 vote
'he Union fusion ticket. The Journal Of Corn
mefce tnnks that ~, zoo majority in the CITY will
1s sumcient TO carry the State against Lincoln.
liy In the city, and claims that the Combined m,
Jority In 56 against Fremont will be everborne At
the present contest by republican gains in EIGHT
counles IL estimates the total vote of the State
mus: Lincoln 3i2 542; Fusion 2 9I5; majority for
Lincoln 30 56 II Is evident from these statements
ana estimates that whilst the result today il anv
election IL made by the people, will depend mon
New ork state, the focus Of the contest will be
New York city. A "e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

BLOODY DAY IN NEW ORLEANs-Sundav
October 9th, was a bloody day In New Orleans
Five men were stabbed. One was killed almost
instantly, and three others were In dying condi.
ton. OF the number one man was cut by his
nephew an employer wounded one Of his hands,
a husband killed the man who insulted his wife:
German actor turned pretended murder into
reality during play and one friend accidentally
stabbed another
IL Marshal Wiley, attended by Mr. Henry
Myers, arrived In Richmond, from Norfolk on
Saturday, having in custody the crew of the savei
Storm King, eleven In number. The prisoners
were placed in the county jail to await trial before
the U. 8. Court. They are represented to be men
Of good appearance and behavior. -,
III The new ALTERNATE and ChesaIea Ike canal
the great North Carolina steamboat canal, is now
30 far completed that a large number Of vessels
are passing through IL, from North MOLINA Ia
Norfolk, Baltimore and Philadelphia
III Sixty-two workmen were discharged from
the Gosport Navy Yard on the 3lst ult, mostly
from the ship-building department, and the bolt
driving and laboring gangs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

MORMON CONFERENCE.-The ssSaints ,, nm
tne otn OF October opened their semi annual Con-
terence, which lasted two days, and was attended
~ the mos. prominent members Of the church
a lengthy discourse, and gave his views on the
Rfeeht political condition Of the United States
ne predicted that the Union would be dissolved
r,s.ta me negroes would be let loose upsn their
deis, tnat The South would be compelled to
cal IN the aid Of Great Britain, who, in her turn
would be compelled to call In aid from some
otnet quarter, and concluded by prophesyinp a
grea. ana terrible day Of wrath for this country.
Tor their injustice to the Mormons. TIE Confer,
ehee was The largest ever held In the city-some
thirteen thousand persons having attended n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

IL The Baltimore Sun says that the Messrs
winan, of that city, are now making their ar
engagements to begin at an early day the consruc-
ton Of another steamer after the model and con-
struction Of that which for a year or two past has
attracted the attention Of the marine world. The
new steamer will be 700 feet long, and will be
propelled by two wheels driven by eight engines
Of immense power. She will have a space two
hundred feet long and 30 feet In diameter. The
main shaft will, according to the specification,
weigh 80 tons. The new ship will be constructed
with high pressure engines, and the builders have
no doubt Of success
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

SIEAN EXPANSION ExPERIMENrs-As series M
experiments have lately been made by Mr. p
test the capabilities Of steam txpapxion ~
sua proved so novel and 50 different from received
nouons on this subject that IL has been 70
os OF ,ne utmost Importance both to our naval and
should be repeated on such scale "a nib -,
.ne CO.. tneir results satisfactory to all. The
matter has been brought to the notice of m. Nav,
hpePsrtmeni oy Some Of the most extensive engine
power in their operations-of New est. .nd ,hn
secretary OF the Navy, In accordance with thsi,
representations, will shortly have those exns,i.
" repeated on large scale.-Wash. Cor ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

The FREsHEr AT RIcHMoND.-The Dispatcb
says :" APprehensions Of a freshet had been en-
ter.ained In Richmond for several days and yes
and four O'Clock the rise at Mayo's Bridge was
nearly three feet, and the waters rushed and
loaned over the rocks, atfording grand sig bit to
me Spectator The small islands In the neig h Dor.
hood We're partially overfiowed, and the Ash.
houses surrounded with water The cotton fac.
tory al the southern extremity Of the bridge will
PROBABLY have to stop operations until the ffesbet
Iecedes. The wharves at Rockets were sub
merged In the after noon, and water was aowino
into the boat sheds at low tide. The river con-
nnued to rise, and the general opinion was that
the street would be overfowed during the mig hit
large Quantity OF lumber was lying on the
wharf and along the dock, which the owners were
engaged In removing 70 a more safe locality,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

IL The outrage perPetrated at Rio Hache, New
Grenada, by the revolutionary troops, against the
person Of our consul and the flag Of United States
has been promptly redressed by Captain Poor, of
the slooP-of-war st. Louis. Captain Poor de-
handed that the American flag should be hoistet
by two Granadian officers, that the troops should
file under 1t, and afterwards salute it with three
volleys-- The authorities at frst underworld to
evade giving this satisfaction, but Captain Poor
was Peremptory, and they were compelled to COM
ply with his terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

how AT TIE REPUBLICAN HKkDorARrFRs IN
BALTIMORE The Sun Of this morning saws
Early yesterday afternoon a difficulty occurred
al The republican headquarters, which led TO the
arrest OF a. u w Villains and w. Wolf Police
man Moran was In the neio bborhood at the ums
ana saw Thomas Jones and another enter the door
on fayetfe N and almost immediately spittoon
was hurled out of the door aud into the street. the
next moment Jones was knocked into the street
The policeman went up into the room and arrested
Wllilams. Amer he got on the sidewalk Wolf
interfered and 1t was alleged attempted to stri ke
moran with loaded cane, and Policeman Eckert
arrested him. They were conducted TO the CEN
uaI police station, where Col w E Coale offerad
himst III as bail, and was refused on the ground
mat be was net the possessor Of any real esta t.
ooIs ne 'estihed to the possession Of $40 Goo In
eel as ball, and he testified to the possession Of
mouse valued at $3.50 or $500; but Justice Hiss re-
CURED - ,UUO bail; in default of which both W IL
MAINS ana w OH were committed for a hearing p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

III The house Of Robert Stewart, near Column.
pla; having been closed long enough to
excite suspicion, was entered, and Stewart found
lying on bed BY the side Of the dead bod o Of his
wife, which was horribly mutilated. The head
was severely cut In several places, and the BODY
iron, which the aend must have heated Tor the
purpose He had been on a drunken ffolic, and
was sill In that condition when he committed
the horrible deed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

An individual Of the revoluti onary naue
OF Marion, was brought up before council on the
"a Inst, saws the Columbia South CaroIintan
ana upon sufcient proof Ct having used improp-
er language, was shipped North.
II There is a man In Utica, N. ". M inefY,.
Oily mean that he charged a nan ffty-six cents 70,
acting AZ pall-bearer at his wife's funeral he did
NOT present the bill for his services until two DAYS
after they had been rendered. -
W The seat Of government Of Nicaragua has
been removed from Mansgua to GRANADA. civ
which walker destroyed, but which is being re-
ouiit and will be far superior to the old one. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

III Rev Henry Ward Beecher delivered a half
sermon half political haraDgue at his church i'm
Brooklyn, on sunday night, In which he used
the following curious similie: Gas men grow
rich they grow mean. Why, know men-pious
men-who actually perjure themselves about the
value OF their property, that they may save what
Is justly due the city for taxes They are as mean
as-well-meanness has tunnelled them from end
TO end, and the biggest one lies through the heart
and the Devil daily runs his trains through and
through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06
Personal.

'.'' The New York correspondent of the Boston
Post says that the author of Rutledge il Miss Har
riet Lane, the niece Of President Buchanan
...' Ii is said that Mrs Dan Rice has brought a
suit for divorce against her husband. The wrongs
OF which she complains are not stated.
'--' The eloquent and prominent Independent
clergyman, Rev. Grattan Guinness has been bap-
tised, but not into the fellowship Of the Regular
with the Plymouth Brethren, and was immersed
by Lord COngleton, one Of the preachers of that
numerous body Of Christians He 10 expected.
with his bride. TO arrive in this country during
this month, and to resume his labors as an Evan
gelist.-ProridsHcs Press,
"a San Francisco letter of the 18th to the
New York World saws The gallant Col F.
w. Lander, of overland wagon road expedition
celebrity, has just been joined in the bands of
wedlock with the dist nguished and fayorite
actress, Miss Jane M Davenport. The Rev,
Thomas Starr King oficiated at the ceremony.
which took place In this city on Saturday even
Ing. The happy couple started Immediately on
an overland expedition TO san Jose to pass the
honeymoon at one of the delightful retreats in
that valley. Ii IL understood that Mrs Lander
will retire from the stage Immediately upon the
completion OF her present engagements on the
the Illinois Central Railroad, for the purpose of
assuming which he has gone to Chicago to reside.
is that Of resident director" He represents the
president and directors who scattered over the
duties required Of them from day to dav: henc.
this additional office is found to be necessary He
sifs az grand supervisor Of the entire business of
the corporation, which is divided into depart
mens like the government of a State only more
vast and dificu than the government of most Of
our states III question arises which be declines
TO take the responsibility Of settling he can. n
he chooses, submit ii to the next regular meeting
OF The directors Governor Banks's salary In to be
- $40 year; which Is "a 500 more than he re-
ceived as Governor Of Messac husetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

CLOTHING MANurAcrURISe To-,
Ing to the New York Herald, there i, = acfGofd-
number Of extensive firms In that civ. enc. .a,ge
IN, "a, t~hoieseie Misunderstanding closhing wade ,n IN
one hundred thousand dollars 10 half m,Ii,sa
ana In some few eases probably reaches one mil,
lion Of dollars. These houses vi We emnlcy@sat
70 rom twenty thousand to thirty thousand ope.
Ianses, Including males and females, ana com.
Prfsing poor Americans hish and Germ an IA u,
mes Darisg The nag at. OF the cfoihfns business.
many Of the manaisctusers pay In wagrs enc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

CoNGREss.-Sixty nine members Of Congress
are to be chosen to-day in eight Northern States,
whose State elections occur at the same time a.
the Presidential election. There Is much interest
attached to these elections, for the political COM
plexion of the House in the next session will de-
pend upon them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06
BY A. GREEN, Auctlonser.

No. 400, on lHE ISLAND. AT AUCTION On
FRIDAY, November sh, 4 shall sell, IN front Of
named handsome huiliins lots, VIZ
lots Nos S, s, ., 10, g. "a and q, in rssare No.
469. containing in oil between a and 81 fponsaud
81 iare feet of ground. This gr"p,rty fronts oe
solth and streets. between Sixth and Seventh
streets west. aud will be sold in lots TO suit ,Hr
chasers, from l6 20 3 fest fronts.
Terms: On@ quarter cash bslsnce ins, u, 10. and
n months, the purchaser 90 give notes for deferred
ca'ments. bearing interest from day Of sale. A
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
nose A. GREEN. Auot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

III The New Orleans Picayune of the 3ist milf
SAWS that private Tampico letters by the Nahum
Sieson state that $500, 100 of the Mexican soecie
eohoucta, some time since seized by Gen Degol-
mao; las been recovered, and deposited in The
hands OF the British consul at San Luis Potosi
Inc balance Of the 81 200 900 Is still In the hands
OF Degollado IL Is also stated that several emba
OF the money and foreign consulates. are on m.
way to Degollado with orders to deliver M the
balance to the rigbtful owners ~ 'As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

UIn the third Congressional district in New
York city, John C. Mather withdrew late on Sat
urday afternoon, leaving the field to Benz Wood
as the sole democratic candidate Immediately
afterward the Tammany Hall Convention met and
nominated John Y. Savage ir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06
By BARNARD bUCKEY. Asctioneers,
,10rffo&r, a. c.
FUTURE DAYS.
b. A. GREEN, Auctioree..

n N. oNhnTss Auctoicc's
HORSES, COWS. CORN, FODDER, AND
WAGON, CART, GARD " SEEps. tor Btp ftAuDs
AND ShsH. ,,AsDEs AND FARMING UrEssILs 6 .
WEDS EsDAf, the 7ih dsr Of Nosemb-r, 4 sSeh
sell at the resIdepoe and Ma ket Farm OF Mrs AIDE
Yard b ldge adjoining the farms Of Col. Ne Tor .
John A. smith, ssd 3. A.,Boen, at y o'clock, m. |.
ssIo.llent Wbrt Horses. i Gov, row giving
milk; aot Of Corn, FODDER and shucks, Carriage
and Hsrness, Msrtet WAGON, Cat. Het I'D
Frames and Sashos, a lot OF Gsrden Seeds Farm-
ing and Garden utensils &c.. &C
The Farm contains kft. three sores i'm n hirh
stats OF cultivation, With an excellent buIldtng
thereon, and wI be rented 20 the hlrhest bidder at
tho same time.
Terms cash.
nos A. GREEN Auet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

iVMr. w. II. Mann, agent on the Orange and
Alexandria abroad states that all the back mails
from the South were sent North on Sunday, and
that the connection between Newbern and wythe-
VILE with the express mail and passengers on the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad, damaged by
the late rains) is now regularly made by stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

ooLp ConEoRr.-The Raleigh standard ,h.
organ Of the Breckinridge party i'm North Gu. ue
.,.s ena 70 Gov Wise's late explosion in Prin-
xy,," :. tsg,et 70 have to record the above Gov
coins election He says he viii me sse !, OF Lin
E"Lh 'sfohpa, south Carolina. GeorgIa an5
se into 70 the leap a. and BY
NO srcA lsap. Such ,n s@ta Cardiac wil take
made by Gov Wise, by Mr. Toombs ~ n .scsany
snu MI, y, Drown OF mississippi, are tniuring ~,
cause OF Brec kinridge and Lane ,, '"'u'ng tne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA letter
rom smiths Falls, Canada, to the Toronto
Leader, dated Oct. Goth, says: San unusually
violent shock Of an earthquake was felt on Satur.
day morning in this village, about = O'Clock a
m. 70 give you an idea Of its alarming violence,
Mr. u. Shannon, a citizen Of this place was
Knocked down from it's effects II was sufficiently
powerful to knock down stoves, and even dishes
from the shelves Of some of the houses. The noise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

First in War, Fysf Peace, asd First in tis Hearts
Of has CoHRtrymeHi
THE F III TfJ EANP r6 TNAErY
QUADRILIE ASSOCIATION will lake q
place a. Thorn's Hall on MONDAY, Nov "a
IL. Scbroeder's celebrated cotillon music nc
engaged for the occasion. For further particulars
see future advertisement By order of COMMITTEES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

FROM YrcArAN.-Advices from Campeachv to
the 18th Of October have been received Advices
state the outbreak Of a new civil war in Yucatan,
caused by the imposition Of inland duties on
goods from Campeachy, and the contention for
the revenues Of the Island Of Carmen. The Gen.
erai Government and the neighboring provinces
had prepared to invade CamPeachy but the lat.
ter, anticipating the movement, marched their
troops on the capital, and concluded a treaty OF
peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

IHnBsIpe. coarI RTKp The Alexsndria cars
crossed the bridge across the river shors distance
above sns Tor the bret time, on Saturday eve.
depot; they could not run into the c3ty NJ IL Sr.
Pectsd The laying Of the rails will be nnisbed to-
day.-Lyseh6xyg RsPsbheas