The New York herald., 1862-11-16
THE NEW C0HGRssSMEn.
some or the Mem Eisctsd 10 the Next Com
Rress.

Some OF the Mem Elected 10 the hcxs Com
MARTIN KAIBTKsCB conservative chosen IN the Second
district OF New York, s q merchant Of considerable
wealth. which he has acquired by perseyerng industry
He has been member Of the Brooklyn Common Council,
but, beyond that and his present position as Mayor OF
the city, we believe, has not been prominent In public
bfe
DRwnr CLINTON IIrrlKJoss, republican, Twenty second
New York district has been times elected the As
senbly Of this state times chosen Speaker
OF that body. He is colonel Of Of the New York re-
glnents OF volunteers, and is now in service.
JoHN A. GRiswoID conservative, elected in the Fiji
tecnh district OF New York Is a resident of Troy. In
1856 Mayor Of that city and in 1859 was nominal
ed by the democrats and for Congress, but was
beaten in the contest He is who enjoys high
reputation
THOMAS T. DAVIS. republican, chosen In tho New York
Twentythrd district lawyer and orator residing in
Syracuse. He has devoted much attention internal
improvements aud has been connected with number Of
railroads throughout the country.
EBEsEzER DuMosT, elected on the Union ticket In
the Sixth district Of Indiana conservative republican,
In contradstncton to those Of tho Internal stripe. he
will aid the government in the halls Of Congresas he
is now doing in the hed-to put speedy end TO the
belion. He is brgadier general in the volunteer
vice, and is on active duty In Kentucky.
uS'Hos W. JULIAN CHOSEN 10 represent the Futn Qls-
trict of Indiana, is membor OF the present Congress-
and Garrisonian radical he the candidate for
vco President in 1882 the abolition ticket with John
p Hale.
JOHN T. STUART, who elected In Mr. Linson's dis
trict, the Eighth OF Illinois, is democrat, for q long
series Of years has been the intimate personal friend
the President Some years ago he elected 10 Con-
gress, having beaten, in excited contest, the late
stephen A. Douglas.
JAMES c. ALLEN, conservative will represent the entire
state If Illinois in the next Congress, or rather, viii
represent particular section of it, he having been
elected general ticket, in consequence Illinois
being entitled to representative than she had
provided districts for. Mr. Allen has been in Congress
before having number Of years represented the cid
Seventh district. He subsequently Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, and presided that body
during the stormy and protacted struggle for he Speak
ershp which ended In the election Of Mr. Pennington Of
New Jersey. He the democratic candidate Gov
Of Illinois 1S6o and being defeated subse
quently appointed TO a circuit judgeship.
WuiIAn j. ALLEN, elected in the Thirteenth, Egyp
ts district, rs it called Of Illinois, democrat Of the
vallandigham stripe He was time since an inmate
Of Fort Lafayette. He a member Of the present House
having been chosen in the old Ninth district to the seat
made by the resignation OF Gen. John Logan.
Colonel WILLIAM r. MORRISON, conservative, win
represent, in the next Congress, the Twelfth dis
tric, Of Illinois. He is with the army in
Tennessee, al the head Of the Forty ninth regiment
of Illinois In lS46 he joined regiment and went
10 Mexico where he became OF the heroes Of Buena
Vista Col Morrison led gallant charge a, the battle
Fort Doneson, and when in the act Of leaping the
enemys works he fell severely wouadQd in politics lie
was strong Douglas democrat, and as such mainaine'
his position in the Charleston ard Baltimore Naonal
Conventions Hc has served three terms in the Legisa
NJ
RUFUS p sPALDlNG, republican, is elected IN the
Eighteenth district Of OHIO. Mr.. spading Of
tho Judges Of the Supreme Court Of that State and
been but previously before the people for an
elective Office when he chosen to the Ohio Legsa-
ture, and was elected Speaker of the House.
Gen. ROBERT c. ScHEScK s republican, ana was the
competitor Of Clement L. Vallandsha in the Third dis
tiict OF Ohio He formerly old line whg, and
by President Taylor represent this country
Minister 70 the BRAZILIAN Court Al the byeakpg out os
the rebellion he joined the army, and as brigadsr
general has served the Union with distinction on
the battle field. He lost his right at Manassas lie
appointed TO the command Of the Maryland Depart
mont iu the place OF Gen. Wool, but has declined,
JoHy NJ ASHLEY, elected in the Tenth rsiict Of Ohio
is member OF the present Congress- and claims but
very small portion Of no,oriey. He radical repa-li
can and is willing sacrifice the Union for tho
patton Of slavery He brought the influence OF his posi-
year ago last summer in aid Of the appointment,
Frank h to the Office Of Surveyor General OF Coora
do Tcrritery on condition that said Case should
largely land seeulatons, and that he (Ashlcy)
should have an equal share OF the profits.
JOIN A. GARrrEID, elected in the Nineteenth Ohio dis
,rict radical republican brought up in the school Of
Joshua r. Giddpgs, whose old district he will IN part
present the Congress. He is brigader genera
Ii the volunteer army, service in Kentucky and twice
last winter defeated the rebel General Humphrey Mar
shall. He has been assigned comm nd in the new
pedton for the Southern hing out for Gene
| raj Hunter.
GEORGE s. boutwell,, Seventh district Of Massachusetts,,
is republican 10 the ring with Sumner, Andrew
| and walsworth He Is az present the Commissioner
the Internal Revenue law TO whom all questions are
| referred for permanent decision and settlement.
JAMES BROWN elected in the First district Of wiscsn
ein is native Of Maine, and conservative, oonsttu-
tiona war democrat He formerly Mayor OF the city
Of Milwaukee. HIS opponent in the the noo
| rlons abolitionist John =. Potter.
wmpxR chosen to represent the State Of Kansas in
the Thirty eighth Congress belongs to the Jim Lane school
or abolition and Niger stealing rspublicanism Hc
delegate 70 the Chicago National Convention whore be
stock 20 Seward TO the last, and opposed Lincoln.
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Sailing OF the Bohemian.
MONTREAL, Nov. Is, 1862
The steamship Bohemian sailed from Quebec at ten
minutes before twelve O'Clock A. NJ to-day Tor Liverpool