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The Evansville daily journal., 1861-11-14
sHEGwooD HoUsE. Evansville /
mnrch ZnIh. 1901. [
WORM CANDY,

Sa nine LOZenges.
TNTE offer these Lozenges without disguise o.
w their composition. Az their name imports
they depend for their efficacy upon Santonine alone
the lately discovered active principle Of the En-
ropean or Levant Worm Seed.
All the merit which we claim for our medicine
is the purity of the Sautonine which II contains and
the careful manner ia which il has been ncorDo-
rated with and distributed through the mass from
which the Lozenges have been formed.
To be sure Of these important points, wd haf
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Workf,
where the SantOnine Is drst tested for its purity
and then Combined in the Lozenge IN such way ~
70 retain its properties and virtues unchanged.
To the Profession we prescnta valuable and we'll
known medicine in convenient and attractive
form, of uniform end known atrength--the diroc-
tons indicating the dose Of Santouine according TO
the u s. p.
To the public we offer a remedy for Worms, efh
Cacious, safe aud as Pheasant as confectionery at
moderate price.
FOR sale by all reputab Druggists throughout
tie South or West. WILSON, PETER e Co.,
d&w6m Main 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
nichurason, Spence & Co.'s Circular.

Per africa LIVERPOOL, Nov. ~ 1901.
CorTos-ibe demand this week las shown marked falling
which only amour, 1920 tales in the week and the
maIkes be, been freely supplied prcss have been ieg
ular ard close ID ID per 10 lower Sea Islands have ad
vsnced ID per n Suats ID to ID ID lower IN the
The reaction here has told In Manchester, and very
little demand has existed there for either Cloth Yarn, al
thou ga the his been offering fa I'd ID decline
Tbs quotations Mdding Orleans III per 10 Middlns
Noble ltd per n Middng Uplard', ll.d. per ID.
BKHADsruTisThe neral tone OF tho trade this week has
been steady without scye business and the French mar
kets are generally reported hrmer. .
Or Taeday with larger attendance Of buyers than OF
suupe sale the fo price. OF Friday last Flour quiet
but steady Indian Corn ia better desnd but being eey
offered 81 G was extreme price paid for mixed
todsys market very few OF the country trade were pres
emit and ii ed business done in Wheat at barely ues
day se, Flour slow Of sale sd unchsnl oil In value
Indisn Com rather firmly held but saes only In
retail 81 Or for mixed We quote Wheat Hed West
eru g M 10 Chicago; II 10 to l2 for Milwaukee and
Amber Iowa. 1872 to IL for Winter Southern l.! to IL y;
White Western, 1915 Southern. % 20 1879 100 ~ Flour:
Extra State 29i6 20 30l Extra Ohio 80 to 81 v l6 10
Indian Com Mixed, 1885, Yellow. 81 9to 3J White JSi to
3Ti y $50 n -
quality scarce and would bring full prices but
secondary kinds QUITE reg .ected
Pork slow OF sale, at previous rates.
BACos continues in good demand and prices tend upward
The stock Of Old is Ispidy decreasing
CHBKsE IN moderate densna without change In prices
LARD IN small request end being freely offered, buyers get
the price IN the few Eses made cannot quote
SOL to 81 for fine quality.
TALLow 10 good demand and Cd y cw derer but closing
quiet We nuotc B1chers Association, 81 Ito 52 New
ork City Rendered, oil q, ewt
QuKRCIrNOS BAKE stoGdy A. e9 TO 10 for Philadelphia
and ! . to o 8 for baltimore.
RosIS quiet At late rates.
bsKDs-Ne tIanSaciOns " report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

erty, and between the State and the Church. He
had requested the Emperor Napoleon to become
mediator, but owing TO the little disposition 10 con-
citation the part of the Roman Court the media
ton had not been attended with any result.
Tie Baron RicatoIi then laid upon the table OF the
House, documents relating TO this project Of arrange
ment. The project contains eleven articles vi which
the following Is % summary: f
The Pope and tie Cardinals are TO preserve their
dignity and ility Full liberty is guaranteed
to tue Sovereign Pontf for his set Of divine right
rs Chief OF lie Church. The Pope is empowered TO
send 2 nuncio TO communicate with the Bishops and
TIE faithful, aud to convene synods and councils
Nithoot tie intervention Of the Government. The
King Of Italy reDounoes his right in respect 10 &c
,e'astical beneiices. The Italian Government also
reinquish all right of Interference in the nomination
OF bishops The King Of Italy will guarantee to
the Pope certain revenue.
The eleven articles are preceded by an address to
the Pore accompanied by g letter TO the Cardinal
AntOneili requesting bim TO give the plan favora-
bic confederation.
A note addressed to Baron Ricaso by the Cheva-
lier de Nigra also lsd the table OF The House.
l instincts the Sandman Mini Ger AT Paris request
the good Offices Of France in order 10 bring this pro-
oct before the Pope and says that should the propo
sails it contains be rejected, the Italian Government
could not, without difficulty, restrain the Impotence
Of the people who claim Rome MS their Capital
After the speech Of Baron Ricasoli, an animated
discussion took place the state of things IN the
Neapoan provinces. The Chamber resolved on
discussing the state of things in Naples at the
time as the Roman question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

sPicyPeppef Of 1000 bsgs Singapore Black about hall
found buyer. from 3dld, being little eagr 100 bags
SiuqspoIs White disposed Of from 6d6d Nutmegs;
i85 pa y realized from )2i for Fair Small to
Good Bold Mace: 40 went from ldPi for Common
| to Md Red with Good 20 Fine Fed from 20If.
Our SraAa market has been dull end In the limited
busi there hes been change OF prices OF British
West frdia 40 bids been sold. 46C2 hsgs Maurtis
ell tousht IN previous prices y 6dJ5I6 for low Mid
coed Brown but nearly 1000 bsgs have since been sold
or l26 BAGS Bengal about half sold 10 for good
Mid to sood Yellow Gurpntsh LIZA beg Madras were
mostly placed '3l for low Mid 20 good Brown NAIVE
Tolsgn 6j hbds lo to- 10 bbls. Cbbs Meovsdo chiefly
found buyers 81 % for Mid 70 good Brown and 81
az Fl Mid geyh to good bright Yellow: 1898 boxes lia
all bought 80 asa for low Brown 70 low 1e
low Of2s 80 bbs Bs bags Bahia eny about 400 b'ss
sold % asa. Privately go hhds Mtedo have changed
hands - % sass fotns cargo Of 81 boxes Havana
Nc. lni 20 H. Las been sold at 2oi6 fully Insured for n
TALON haa become quiet, new 81 Petersburg 4 u
quoted 81 for eli the year and 52 January to March
The TEA ,aies yestercsy comprised jTLJ pigs oil whch
59ig found buyer, without aay material alteration In prices
Common Cougou, llali q ID.
SPHLTYR, 2l9.
LEAD hrm; common Pig $50.
TaEuki.h steady. Blocks, i21i Bars I'LL. Banca has
advanced TO 10 Stroits, llbl.
prRrgNrsR-Rough lastly 22 Spirits are dinicult 10
sell a. s2j FOR American In cdsks.
AsEHIcAs SroCKsWe have little business and little vari
alton IN prices notice There las teen disposition to
im,e3 buy United States Gss &C. and the s. at 74t
but oEeIed Tor the msmen Some virginia BOND.
have been sold 1t All and hing business In Railroad
Bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
FRANCE.

The Bank Of France on the DIST nit. reduced liz
rate of discount from TO per cent.
The report that Gen. Csldini bad reached Paris
war unfounded. He was eth al Turin.
The M2niteEr contradic's the recent rumors as 70
Impending ministerial notifications, and also the al
ledged terms Of the negotiations between the Eni-
peror ana H. Fould on The entrance OF the latter into
the Cabinet.
A new order of the French Minister Of Commerce
gives facilities for the naturalization Of English, Bel
gian and American vessels the payment of certain
duties, Tie purchase may be made in any part Of
the world and the vesse!s purchased may lie en-
lloyed for Xix months in any wey on their way 10
Frsnce instead Of, formerly, being compelled nj
once oproceed TO port in France for naturalization.
The Paris Potrie has article on the Impos-
sibiity Of Disarmament" in the present state Of
European aiaiiH, and the Paris Correspondent Of
Iae L0na0n Times says the belief was gaining
ground that there viii be no disarmament by lard
sea, aud that AL that viii be done TO allow come
fifty or sixty thousand men TO 20 home on leave.
The Bourse on the 22d was fra and higher.
Renteg closed at 1905.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
LATEST-ViG Quoen6orr.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. ~, 1901.
The steamship Arago, from New-i ork, arrived a.
Southampton on the I'D.
The Steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool to-
day.
LONDON, Nov. "a, 1861
TIE Obserrer ministerial organ), in abiding 10
the permission which was demanded by the Nash
vile TO Erm and coal at SOUTHAMPTON, says IL be-
Gomez sary to issue proclamation by the Gov
eminent respecting vtssels seeking az asylum in our
ports. stay unnecessarily piotuc'ed, or for The
purpote Of aggression, cannot be encouraged. TIE
ObseTrcr thinks that, in OF any violation Of the
laws Of strict neutrality by the Nashville while in
British porte courts will be moved 60 action on
the representation Of the American Minister, as wss
the care OF the seizure OF the Sioilan ships by the
Government Of Naples IN ls3S and more recently in
respect 20 tie ifsue OF Kossu,h notos.
RAGUsG 2ith.-An official Dispatch states that
Pasha With eight batteries, defeated 500 insur-
gents near piya, after four hours fight with loes
of $50 killed. 1urkih los, 100 killed and wounded.
A numerous body Of insurgeni Montonegrins, who
intended 90 invade kogshire, wRs repulscd after a
bloody fight.
TuRIH, 2hb.-The differences between Cialiini
and the Government have been removed. He as
sumes the command OF the fourth corps.
The Dill leyying war tax on all the provinces has
been adopted.
PANS, "sth--The Moniie-r publishes q decree
sbolishins the entrance fee TO the Bourse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
AUSTEN N. LAYARD ON AMERICA.

Mr.. Layard, the renowned traveller, now Member
OF Parliament for Southwark addressed bis constit-
uents on the 2lst. He said;
1 have beard it ssd that the change IN public
opinion has been caused good deal by what we
have seen On the ether fide of the Atlantic We
have been told Of the breaking down of democratic
institutions. Now, in the first place, do rot be-
1eye tlgt what bias occurred in the United
s'aies Is proof The breaking down of democratic
bnsliiuiione Hear. You might wei cay that what
we nave seen In France-tbe restoration OF lmrcn-
airn--iS proof Of the utter ysluelessne.s Of
e1tgtoral monarchy. Wherever error eXists III the
INSTITUTIONS Of state, evil will result. II you DO
not reform IN tine, mischief will be the end. Theie
was great error 10 tie institutions Of the United
States aud tkst error bas led to the pretept deplora
pc state Of tbings. Ii /. bad been reformed in
Tine, thle struggle might have been avoided. Tue
sane principle Iolds good in this ,onntIy; and, IN
esead Of reform shaking institutions, il Will If
1SDAorsiy made, sireni then and preserve them
lhsaI, hearl III you delay Ie.orm, then You have
9 chance Of breaking down QUE insiituiiOus. En-
ssnd, happily, possesses al elastic Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
steamer suitable for wan or trade, and other vessels

steamer suitable for war or trade and other vessels
are to sail directly for Southern ports, to be on our
coast about the Ist Of February. As Commander
Wilkes derived his information from the United
States Consulate and it was notorious to everybody
that Coxeter was one Of the party by the Theodore
and that other spectators of equal importance were
here for purposes peudiCal to the interests Of the
Union, and that they were to be passengers BY the
Trent, be must have learned these facts also.
The British squadron sigualed at IL o'clock TO-
day, will probably enter port or communicate with
the British Consul. General for instructions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09


This completed the XXIst Ward. The official re-
turns Icing better for Mr.. Opdyke than The IRiB-
USE's by 6 yotes.
Mr.. DaYToS, at the request of Mr. Boole, pro-
ceeded with the cauvassing Of the XVIII, XVIII,
XVIII XVIIth, aud XNlIIth Election Districts Of
the Seventeenth Ward, which are in Mr. Boole Al
dermauis District, the XlIth. The returns in the
XIyth District were: forthe Honb Ferdd Wood,
80; for " Chrisn. Gunther," ia; for George
Opyde," 90 written on the return TO the Alderman
2gl, and there was a statement underneath Place
one vote to Opyde in the Councilman box"
SIR. TCoMEr-If it 10 mistake in the box, it be-
longs 10 him.
90 to George Opdyke.
Mr.. BooLE-I would suggest the propriety OF the
Can yassers being ordered TO come down.
The Sergeant-at- Arms was directed to order the
Canvissers to attend on Monday, at noon, aud come
with the returns. IL was further discovered that
he return not signed by the Canvsssers. The
canvass proceeded:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
ITALY.

The Turin OpiniOne says: " The proposals for the
partition Of Italy, mentioned In The Daily NeTs,
originated with Powers who have moi the courage
10 declare themselves either favorable opposed TO
Itsly, bat who would wish TO play part in Euro
pean politics which their position does not permit
them 10 asslIne."
The Italian Parliament was reopened at Turin o.
the 2lst. In the Chamber OF Deputies, Baron RIGA
coli President of the Council, explained the present
state Of the Roman question. lie said that he bad
drawn up q reconciliation between religion and lib
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
pnr,ua. Bro,her. & Co... Circular.

P,y Ar.iea LosooA Friday hoy; - i.S.5s P m
quiet with .s sltssioo In prices iss Bank Of FIss;s
nS III sssss FOX money sss Bi
Msacsn its tl Aasc. =, F1 a.
Cocoa firm; 90 bags Gusyaqu realized 81 bags Trinidad
chiefly iorus buyers st 49, co' Tor mid quality
In CoYyEE there be. been extensive bushes. at the foil
of lat week The sales comltss 90 casks s2g Gags
Plantation Ceylon at Tl1I9 or low Mid 70 mid bold. aud
81 al for ~ small Csc ord aso b.t. Manrsrsb.d
At oi al 1875 case, bg' IelieheTy az 75GGI for low
;2a6 for mixed Pale 22i cases. b.ss CoorE an
for good to no Ord ard 1904 for oy Mid 70 good; 4
Brsz Coffee the sale, have been so bag RIO de-
vsrebe ships side, at ~ aud two Costing enrgoss Of
RIO one Of 600 bags pale even spofed s.sels an o.
copprs seady-Teush Cake and Tile slOa 1oi. Best Sc
,ected los le 6hesihrg ND Yellow Metal sheang I'D
ON the CoRE market the business has been limited pro
oa e Ls, weeks syeass pes Of English .re, W. Wa wa
So a6Tf Winter Red Gil d69 Spring SsI a' qr floVH
CoTTcS5 500 bales have changed bands fun prices. Tin
neyey N ~ to goo dP@ tfsS;bur Clean ga Jr1s .esd,
OF $40 bsles offered about 200 bales were sold from
si1S Or esmmon 70 goo. MD i Ss y, i'l i0
Inos~Rals aud Bsrt IS sa 576fob. In Wales Scotch
Pig 40 for mixed Nos. on Clyde ,-,..,e q,
os Some 10 Odea and 1sgaurog Seed due by the
end Of Jenuy have found buyers al 81 a6l upon delivered
so Spring shipment FROM the Azoy two carsoes have been
sod a. Sal c and T. On the spot TIA mat e hS been
cleared OF the tls Bombay that has oheIN o1 aud
with bsgs Some AIclnge has made 57i6 from ship, sna
OF ssanrog ayed in London has been realized
at OF. -. o.. f. -. or mia
en- 1851 New ork In bDls j. y. -, 60,
Ousfish: Sprm neglected and prices nominal Co'oniA
pe Ameriean q pale seal, go pale Southern AJS ~
1885, cargo Of Cod shortly expected has been ioin ~ ~
Far Rae there Is htile inquiry Brown oilers AT f4Ja
gag IOl Refined at SAG lO@Gs Liuseed may be bone
a IS Sds5 olive sin moderate de%and aud sl,is Ss
uo Y6 In Nut little doing; Ceylon Is held aso4
5O Cochin so d5Ij. Palm quiet at So Tor line Lagos
tn WHaLIBOsg no trait saetioAs , :, "a ,.o-,
NINA Government contract Il odysrtised for 3Ooo go'
he for the 9th instant the marke However
without charge Sales have made OF 10 pm
bons Jamaica from 2I7a3 q 2O punebeops Demefaa RON
sai9 with 80 puncheoGs Leewsrds and 200 puncheon' fe
Rcr neelreed on the spot Three coating csrsoes are re
ported 10 have changed hands on pre- sious terms.
SAtrYK1kk has sdsanced 203 owing 70 extensive pnr
ebee Ta sales ae fully II co.. bags Beng al landed and Toy
ar,iva A. cent being woi JTdSi TITO Price 0; btiih
refned h,s advanced 70 Nl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
INDIA AND CHINA.

kilograms from Calcutta to Oct. 81, state that
there was large demand for yarns and goods on
active and advancing. Hong Kong dispatches are
70 the 10th of October. Tea was firm. SILK eighty
lower. Tie import markets were dull from the
pressure Of large stocks. Sterling Exchange Is. SD
AT Shanghae, Exchange was quoted at De. Tea
advancing. Political news unimportant.
Canton had been evacuated by tie BIitish troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
SUPREME COURT-CnsnRERs-DEc. 7.-BefOrs justice
SUTHERLAND.
DFCIsIONs.

SUTHERLAND.
DECIsIONs.
Gorham ID. Abbott sgt. The American Hard Rub
Der Company Motion granted On payment Of 10 costs Of
opposipg. Order 10 be settled in Que days notice
George p Naylor Ut al agt FIsncs A. Hoiman-Motioa
denied with s costs, to abide event OF ection
Before Justice LEONARD.
Alexander Mckenzie sg Nm Rhodes OF el-Stay granted
on filing bond 0O0 with two suretes, to be approved
lie condiioned for the payment IN the order affirmed
or the appeal dismissed Bend 70 be approved and filed In
three diys Ten dollars costs OF motion to the prevailing
psrty on the appeal -
james e Ayre- agt john NJ Hubbard ct sl-Motiou
granted without costa
THE NINETEggrH WARD SCHOOL CASE.
The People &c rel Thomas Cmmins ct al agt Thomas
McMsnus.
The facts OF this case were reported lew dayD
aao The Judge decides that tho Of the estor Schaee
and the defendant McMen1s be stricken out, and the re-
aor Cmmns have leave 10 amended compsint On
payment Of the Of the defense to this time OF desna
INT MoMAnus , 49,, 4.
Mod without udice TO renewal when the stay Oh PoSoo~
lngs shall be vacated. ,,,-.. ~. -
frmed aud judgment Of divorce granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
Opdyke's gain, 2.

Opdykes gain,2.
The vote, as returned In thu, District, was, tx
George Opdyke 1903, and for Geo. ]. Opdich 1.
Mr.. BooLE-The Chair has no doubt but what this
vote is intended for Mr.. Opdyke.
Mr.. DArToS-Let such motion be made, and iee
it be laid over
Mr. BooLE-I have no doubt that it ia intended for
him, and our allowing it at this time does not pre-
vent the majority Of this Board from correcting Il
hereafter, and therefore, for the present. will say
that we will allow it to Mr.. Opdyke.
The canvass proceeded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
COURT CALFNDAR-THrs DAT.

INoa 1881 1850 1883 1854 1852 1889 1888 lAS 1881 Esq
isOi l6os SOS eO1 i6o9 eii is' slS 1919 is s
SS; IsS IA sss 1874 1926 1873 1880 1854 1894 SS.
SuPRfmE CouRrsrrcA1 TsSn sso .s 81 ,da
Ic-No. 800 43 AZ 40 Az. ~ 81 80 80 scs S. scs
IS su r,ya Couar.-Part Mos; ~, 2 a%
qsc, goos ash asl5 1873 3e5 ses 2e M s s,s I'LL Eli
4e Part II-Nos. 28te, 2SIV WIZ <S' oih ii's' 500 WV
Co 'rys OF COMMON PLgAs.-Part mo calendar
for Monday Pat ase , 20; as' ssg ss a. '' 1' tS''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR coURT--spEoIAL TERx-DHc. T.-Bsfors "a
the Justices.
THE FORREST DIVORCE cAsE-DEcisioss.
Cstharine N. Forrest sgt. Edward Forrest
This was an appeal made by the defendant from
judgnen; allowing anony to the amount Of $4,000 yssf
The Court affirmed the judgment.
George 8. Thompson ast Abraham Van vechten ct ala
John " Busterworh receiver g Jacob Pecare Rufus K
Deladed G. al ag Aaron A. Degauw; Peter Morris sgt the
Second avenue Railroad Company. Judgments >rned.
Horace j. Fsrchd ct al sgt. Thomas L. Rushmere Of Il
Order affirmed with costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
BOARD or CITY CANVASSERS.

The Board Of City Canvas'ers resumed its labors
at IL a. M. on Saturday morning, Mr.. Boole in the
chair, and Messn. Henry, Bagley, Chip, Dayton,
Frear, Froment, Farley, and Allen present
The canvass of the Twenty-irst Ward was COM
menced by Mr.. Froment without ceremony, and with
the exception Of unimportant mainly cercal correc-
tons, was continued without interruption during the
absence of Mr.. Genet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09
TURKEY.

Negotiations bad been opened between Omar
pasha and the Prince Of Montenegro, which bold
out prospect Of settlement of the existing diff
feTences.
Fuad Pafha had been appointed Grand Yizier, and
Ali Pasha, Minister for tOrei gn aiisirs.
At the suggestion OF Sir III. Bulwer, the Porte had
addressed note the foreign representatives,
sentIng TO the union Of the Danubian Pnncipalies
during the LIE of Prince Couza.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

r,,,,;ny what too often occurs in actual He-that
a. hatred OF the nearest relations IL The most bitter
rIs LANES Adger seems, ueyeItueiess 10 DC better
,rerared for hostility than te otoe ior we are as
80 f,ercept O vessel loading II llSeflCol WIN war
III sfcres for Souhern port. When lhese vessels
,r,eet Il ever they do-iQr pnNateeh' hAe pir~ts
al sssassjas are proyrtiai LOT stunning DANGER m
stead OF coating it--iteTe VIII Weh,. IL is 10 ne
l Ia o,e 4 not lee, lees uuisanccs IN the world.
49, - dino, ,norBiog Journal of yesterday, whose
.,.tl,, gr the Sort since the commencement OF
t3is g,gfiieid,l qparn has been eps2rent, carries
~ sxtlojt OF sls Nashville TO tie cied OF tnase
80 cre now IN arms against the American Union.
a. While tse James Aager," it ,ays twas only sus-
r1e,1.f oil cceigl 90 wavlay ship carrying contra
baEd n war, the Nashville has actaaly captured
aud burnt the Harvey Birch and made prisoners Of
Der crew." What an aet 10 eo'ify--destfoying as
sinarned ship. en- "a cd ia the peaceful pursuit of
commerce, and crcdinog tie nobleness Of The per.
fofJsnce TO the slave lords of the reyoted states
We should have thought that Inner so powerful
Vyoald at least have given touch OF has darkest
colors 20 a deed 60 mserao deficient n every re
nlent OF chiyglry and nobleness
Tie London Daily Meas says it would be mon
etrous II bellgerents while lying III neotral port,
were permitted 70 obtain the means OF continuing
ebe war.
Depuiptions from the Governments Of Canada,
New brunswick and Nova Scotia had arrived in
IondOs for tie purpose of urging the Imperial Gov
eminent aid The construction OF the proec ed rail
way from HaiifaX to Quebec. One OF the argun ents
IL that the line will te defense against the United
States The Daily AerS takes ground against toe
eCteme, and urges Government 10 II jeet it..
M. Bright is expected fully to enter upon the
American question ai the approaching banquet to be
given him a Rochdale.
II is asserted that tie Commissioners Of the Con.
fsderate States were ONLY present at the late b9E
ouet at Fishmongers Hell as the guests OF soIne in
a TiGuai lpemoer OF neubers of the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-09

This completed that portion Of the Seventeenth
Ward which is in the X1Ith Aldermanie District,
aud Mr.. Boole having called over the names in the
Eleventh Ward, 80 as TO secure the floor, moved "A
recess for al hour. This carried and the Board
adjourned dinner at the expense OF tho city with
very large number OF friends.
After the recess, on the resssembliDg Of the
Board Messrs. Dayton, Boole aud Froment were
present, Mr. Boole proceeded to the canvass OF the
Eleventh Ward