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West Of the Court House Sqaare. TrProS. low.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
The aen of GultJse.

John Bsnvard the pauorsmist, whose travels have
extended over wide extent Of the hatitabe giooe,
and the productions Of whose pencil have delighted
80 many these twenty years past. read paper on
tho Sea of Gslee sst evening before the Geograph'
ical and Statistical Society The subject was illus
trated with fine oil painting and map both on
grand tcsle. On taking the stand be Was greeted
with arplause and his remarks were listened to with
respectful attention to the close. His paper was IN
fact summary Of the notices Of the beautiful sea OF
Gailee by ancient aud modern writers, OF the former
OF whom he oftener quoted Josephns, and oil the ia
ter most frequently aDsthematized Capt. iynch. IL
we may Judge from the testimony OF ancient h'sto-
rians the country about GaliIee must have been a
fury spot indeed, a sort Of paradsaical locality,
where a curious commingling Of atmospheric
temperatures csused fruits and plants of several
zones to thrive luxursntly. The soil, decomposed
lava resting upon beds Of the same substance, was
fertile in The extreme; popuous cities crowded the
shore; the inhabitants were thrifty in peace and
brave in war; ard for miles about stretched Tho
palaces and hanging gardens Of ancient ruleis ana
sristocrais. On the lake, near ancient Tarabsia,
nsyal engagement between the Jews and the Re
mlus was fought, in which $500 perished and tra'
di;on asserts that in "A land fight 100000 Of both
sides were slain. The bloody battles between ths
Crusaders and the Ssncens under the Iced Of the
cbiyalrous Saladin, referred to at length; and
the lecturer closed with reierorce to the desolson
ach now reigns over this beautiful sea aud ito once
populcus shores.
On Mr. Banvsrd's resuming bis scat, resolution
was proposed by Mr.. Prime and unanimously car.
red. gentleman, WHO announced himself Us Dr.
Smith, then arose, snd expressed his desire to tes-
tify to tie fidelity Of Mr. Dauvards descriptions Of
localities and The accuracy Of his painting and map
as he had spent long time himself in exploring tha!
region, and felt himself qualified 10 pronounce an
OPINION upon the merits Of the question. Subse-
quenty, in abiding to the marine deposits found on
tho summit of the Lebanon rsDge Of mountains, DIR.
Saith tsid that he had found marine sbells of the
same kinds in the immense slsbs which form the
pyramid of Cheop-. lie had climbed from block 10
block up the pyramid to the hight Of 800 feet or
more, ard there, where the stones were partly de-
composed by the elements, had found great uni
valves and bivalves imbedted in the center, the
form aud marks of which were ne perfect as when
they were irst uphesyed from the bottom Of the Tea
ascs before Cheols lived Or The first Of the Ptoe'
mics swayed tho scepter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
DIED..

ALIEN AZ AItsey, on, On Sunday ~ ses. . Mrs H. A
Bro-p son of Samuel snd Patience Brown aged yos'
and 10 months
BESsoS ss c. on MI"d @ S1s %
Connecticut Volunteers, OF Greenwich. Conn
CR0MwhLL-0n Wednesday evening, Nov 10, sssr bsis'
r Lines, ,.:,I Richard SS ctGnws oou"S 4 + .s'd - y.y.
ytsd 20 aead the funeral from hs late residence No 100
lyn ON Saturday. l3sL inst. at o'clock D. IN.
DAvIS-On Wednesday Nov. 70, Nellie p. Davis only
child Of Thomas and Ellen 81 Davis. aged Ia year, and
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral frou her late residence No ~ Fast
Twenty fret street. on Friday morning the iih inst.
Her remains will be taken to Providsuce for
DUNBAR--in this city on Wednesday Nov. IL. Ansnd.
reic Of Esb Dunbar In tho Goth year Of age
FRTECH-At Shsnghse China, Thurs3ay, Aag 81, Of
dysentey Capt Francis B. French Of NewYorh aged 81
yesrs.
GOOD-rn thi. city on Wodnesdsy. Nov H. Mary Los,,
youngest daughter of Richard sod Anne Good ssed 10
months and % days
HOLMEs-yery suddenly at ,ho National Hotel Washing.
ton d. G on Tuesday evening Nov. H. Harvey H. only
,ou Of Francs H. and Mary H. Holmes Of Brooklyn N l.,
sged 10 years. mouths ana days
day. the lsth inst. al o'clock p. m Tue relatives and
friends young associates, respectfully invited TO at
tend withcut further notice.
UkSRFTTY-in this city, Wednesday, Nov. IL Thonas
Hsnry Hsnro,ty Oldest OF Edw ard aud Catherine Han
Te.ty, aged years, months and II days
HARVEY - IL this city, Wcdnescay NOV ~, Fahny
.rysy The beloved wife OF John Harvey aged ~ years
MILLEROn Tuesday evening Nov II. Of scarlet fever
Sssb Louisa Evelyn Little Louse) Youngest dsgsho, o,
Jacob aud Jane NJ. Mllsr aged IL years. mouths sha 20
DAYS
The relatives and friends Of the family invited .soo tn
funeral from the residence Of her parents No. 2n second
avenue Eighteenth street Nrwforf on friday NOV
lt a. o'clock D. m, without further Invitation
MAGs ANE-At Hoboksn ~ j., on Thursday morning Nov
IL Henry Msgsne, ased a yeas
Louisville Ky and Montreal papers please copy. . ,.,,
NARTIN-In this city, "Wednesday, nov IT, beii1
Magtin Ia the 1Jd year OF her aye. 80, -,
ODEL-On Wednesday, Nov H. Valentine Oiell. 10 the
82d year Of bis ege. .. a.,
QUISCEi--tn this city, on "Wednesday, nov AZ george
cnncey, ia the SD year of his ags. .
suOrW Elton Tuesday Nov II, Of apofsfy, Mr. 'onn
shotwen aged Is years. 10 months s5d IL days.
The r.stves snd friends the family respectfully invited
without further invitation TO attend the funeral on Iday
the l.th inst, at oclocS m, from his late residence
No. 10 Hudson street. Heboken. :. AZ,
sTRUs5-In this city. Wedne-dsy Nov ", Mr.. Henry
/ s,russ sged Al yesrs. months ard . days
yERMILYE-At Tompiinsyiile, staten Isand on "eones :
day. Nov. l2 Iiaac DyCknsn, aged year, infant son o
! Theodore C apd Hannah Tonpslna Nerniyc -,
Yunera from the residence Of his parents sbo7e on rs
! Nov "a, at O'Clock p. =. .. -.
WOfP-in will,msbargh. on Wsins'day, Nov; H. jacob
Charles sou Of John q. aud Mary A. VOL, aged yr's
| months aud days
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
REa sO VAL.

-GehrsId, ihs President of iisyti is known for
his clemoncy. Bat this elemency not TIE oareless
set of n man with whom everything bas gone wei.
ON the contrary. Geiirsrds hoaH has been wraug
y tho keenes, woes that can Try man. hll in direct
connection with tie exercise OF his power. Ills only
s,n, youth a eighteen. died 4 exhaustion I'D "a
dguc, hrous sht on by tis eSerions in that blessod
and wellnigh bloodlsss revolution which carried bic
father 10 tho Presidency. lis oldest daughter died
in childbirth fram anxiety for her father. Hia
,ounges daus stt,r Lccame the victim Of ono OF the
mot ossiardy murders recorded ia history. Yet
noih,ng 81 al lis has sved 10 sour or freeze The
mans longsuiririug generosity. general officer
10 attend. nce upon him resolved 20 murder hm, and
Gefirard knew fii. Taking with himtbs would-bo
sssa-sn. he went 20 the cemetery, at The gate Of
which be cil two guides WHO Ind accompanied
him. and proceeded 10 bis son's grave Having
reached it, he turned 10 biz companion aud said, =" ]
know you carry pistols to ,Loot me tie hrs' oP-
poi unity Do II ler,. LIT LIE is on the grave II
my son. DO you hesitate T. he proceeded, after =
momsp'; "take my pistols II your own fail you.'
Tho spint Of the assa.sn wfs dsumod; 10 was fcr-
g.,on, and retained his rank.
The Glasgow Scotland conesponden, of TIE
" /. EraRg,ia say OF the Rev. Dr.. Card;
Surely 20 pat of hr reputation Is aclliiouS. He
IL w.rm friend Of tie North. received the most
sIiiih ns-tlo moro gratifying because wholly ua-
exIecled-assurances this point. In Scotland our
friends are few learned also that az Bslioi Col
lege, OSford there is knot Of students Of which
brother o. Dr. Caifd is one, who the mot deyo-
tel friends and defenders of our much-abused yet
glorious land
- TIE key. PHILIP Sclndf, ID. d., of sIeIcersburg,
Ia. b.. s.sn invited 10 speud three months "i An
dover Tleoloscai Seminary, to deliver n coorro Of
Ltofur. on Erccs.l,ical History, the oisir oi
which las been vacant since the removal Of Prof.
Ah,di - Now-iork. he S man Of profound learn
i1. but of ,Gch refining ucdesty that lie hm boen
leo widely known than ho deserves. He is also u
uan OF n.ost catIoIis ,piril.
--Chnrof W. kimbal American Consul NJ Gua-
da ouEe. died al that iiaoe iLo 2Otb of October
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
NaRstuf: o..

sLBEE-MACDOsALD-A A. 'le, elaud, O.weso County
n ~ OF W.dna,d4y. Oct % o. :. Albe-, W. D, oi HOY
linion Mess to LbD.e. daughter II Duncsu MacdoDsi
esq, o! Cleveland.
DAvIDsON-ALENiNDER- sarts Crus CaL, on Mon
dsy Oct ~, By tho Rev IT, T. Cool the residence ~ tie
brides hsr ii-v. James A. Davidson trsud Lecturer
Son, OF f gencc, 10 Mis-. lis,tie H. Aolanoe Of
santa Cruz.
Nednssdsy, Nov u. a Hudson
CIV, ~ 3 W he Rev. H. Smith WliAn II. Elton,
esq Syr.l. n. " 20 Mss PeIslove {. hG.,on OF suI-
sln cxf
LOWE NDLEy--At H.. residence o. the bride'.
f.heI y t~.isy, Nov ~. hy the Rev. Tie Jdoio H.
Cuyls c''.' Il LoweHe,' M"' Martha 4 Hla'''. all
mISUsE . lDY At chh., Church, NE. n; J, 9n
Nodnesk-, kov. u by The itsv. John &. White, John d.
Minuss .isa NJ fuIiy adopted daughter Of JOAN Part,
cap. al - We
PERHIS-S SrK lNS--On Thnuiay, Nov a. a. B,ooslyr.
Jackson Cstnty. Mich, by the Rev. Augustus Nath, NJ.
Ienly v PENN q Stockton, n. Y 10 Mus Ellen r. " a..
kns daughter OF fsensn C. Watkins, OF Hrooslyo Mich
POMEROY-HA HAYwARD--On Thnrsday evonirg Nov H.
by the koy. r. l.. Harris. Daniel Posoy 20 Mary Eliza
beth youn sost daughter Of Nj william Hayward al OF this
city.
wEEKs-FRO4r-on Wednesisy, Nov. H. iseI N the
rsdnco o 1des father stor the order of ibe soeie,
oil kro ids Jacob NJ. Weeks 20 Eo w. daughter OF Edw.
4. Frost Ill Of Oicn Cove. Long lsland
WALhER-hALSEY--At Bridge Hampton, Lou: Leland on
Wsin sdsy Nov s. s tho PresOYegn CHURCH by toe 70,
Tho, Ai 0Ioy Wm. asef Of Bridgeport, Couo 70 Mary
Y, dsy,bssF vi Alsnsoa Topglos es2
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

LECTURES roR WoGEs.-Dr. j. V. g. SmItb,
formerly Mayor Of Boston, and now Professor OF
Anatomy in the New.York Thirteenth Street Medi-
cal College, has consented TO give a full course Of
lectures on Anatomy aI.d Physiology to ladics ex-
cusively during tho present Winter, in the Anphi-
tbeater Of the College, bringing into requisiiion
tho valuable museum of that institution. II Is pro-
posed to give the lectures in the afternoon Of two
days in each week. ladies desiring TO aslsud, cr
loarn particulars BY calling on Fowler g. Wc'e, No
3OS Broadway, or as tho cfice Of DR.. Smith. NJ. IL
Union Square.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
4" Psmcsicsl.n
Y. ne Ld,s, qf Ire n. v. Thnn.

To ne Ldt, f lie y. y. Trhnna
Srn: The kditoro of The lii6any Eveaiag Journal
.Ior.ss. regret that the Republic Of Mssohu,et did
not se. sde Mr. Suniner bsosue he 10 not practical
There Significance In . word than meets the it
fret glance 10 be yTacfe1i in The Journal OF the
term 10 to be open trlte scna,o ilnons ennenty
practical Bu, e. , EeNor Of The Journal DO oomiortsd Our
city seuds decidedly practical Representatives. TO the
nsxt ous Fernando ood aud Brother Ben type,
Of tia, schoo There !. siokly sentmenIJ about sb1
And to be Ssrd that of the sunner stamp viii be
nors too plenty IN The next Congress persona integrity
10 be reprosch politician let US thank God tho people
of MAJ schuse,s have not yet learned to ihiuk %. b.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

populous counties Of the southern ter The Winona
Republican says that WINDOWS majority In The Is.
District viii not be less than 1000.
In the lid District, the result can be moro easily
approximated, as partial returns from all the popu.
lous counties have been received.
Donneilys Republcan) majority, 1916. The
other counties in the district will probably increase
this trife
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

ell they expected except majority In the Assembly, for
.hiee thanks doe to old suaot. was the secret
wortngs Of the leaders Of these JET Davis submissouis
and their immense corruption fund that secured their victory
1he vote n this county i' large Seymours majority
as This 10 not bad. taking into the absence Of
Union who are In the army Poughkeepss gives Wsd'
worth III majority the vote being large In the Presiden
sl election Of 1860 The Republicans have done Ls whole
duty.
PesghkSrps1 Nov. g. 1869
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
WISCONSIN.

TIE latest returns Of the Wisconsin election give
the Republicans eighteen and the Democrats fifteen
members Of the State Senate. In the House, tie
Republican majority is about twenty. The O'hso't
Courier Democratic, is inclined to concedc tie elec-
lion OF Browne, Republican, in the y,h Consre,sion
al District.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Gpec,al Notiees.
National Loam-1.3O B0nds.


PROPOSALS viii be received a, this Department until
"a O'Clock OF MONDAY tho i7.b ins s1 hen opened ior
THIRTEEN MILLIONS, FOUR HUNDRED AND
TWENTY THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND
rIyIY DOLLARS (si3 42o.sso,-bsns the whole amount
Of zsO TnREE.YTARs' BONDS authorized BY law aud
n,pins undisposed Of These Bosds viii DO Of the issue
II October 1851 and will have the Coupon due April b.
ssJ atrh.d Tho sccrred interest from October l. looS
to date Of payment, will DO required to bo paid In gold on
or United State. legs. tender Notes Offers for any amount
no. .. than one Bond Of finy DOs will be Considered
In. the Department will be liberty TO decline all pro
po.a, not regarded advantageous to the Government
TEN PER CENT OF each snlount offered must De
s.,o.,ea With an ASSISTANT TREASURER, and will he
forfeited ia cas Of acceptance of proposal and nonPey ne
Of the balance within ten days from ds.e Of notice o accept
.nce All deposits ou account Of proposals not accepted r
b.. Immediately returned to the oGerera
On receiving deposits. the Assistant Tressuren "i "hen
any deposi, may BE- made, i'.ue DUPLICATE
GATES the orsn Of which he will deliver to the oie'ef
b, whom II mus. DO ssn. With his psopoa 20 the seer
Of the Treasury.
No prcpo.. will bs considered Ia absence of such ceF'
e.s nor will any proposal BE- received .eT tsove O'Clock
os he lay frsd for tie opening
s.P CHASE. seers;uy Of The Trea,ary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
MISSOURI.

From the returns received, it is rendered prots
bic that the Missouri delegation in the next Con
gress will stand IA follows:
Firs, District-Frsncis Blair. Jr fmancipstionlst.
Second Dstrict--HenTy r. Blow. Fmancips,iouis
Third Di.tric-.lobu o. Scott. Democrat
Fourth Dstfict-L. H. Boyd, Emapo pstonst
tith Dis ric;-J. NJ McClurg Emsncipaticrist
siIth DstIict-Austin A. kins, Democrat
Seventh DisIct--Braj Loan, Ensncpstobisl
fishth pisfiot-N N. A Hall, DemocTst
hiu,t Dhtiici-JsUe :. Rollins Republiosn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
KANSAS.

Leaving Doniphsn to Offset Atchisou, as she 10
fully able to do, eau figure the returns already
in as follows: Bourbon 500 Linn 800, Miami 100,
Franklin $50, Douglas 200, Shawnee 200, Jefferson
$50, JobusOn l2s, wysudot 50, Jackson so, Leaven-
worth 20, Brown 10 Nemaha $50, Marshal 100.
Total Republican majority, asa. And no nsws
from Lyon and the Neosho Valley.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Old Dunbrs---gow the Democracy were
Orynniyed,

IL d5s Editor VI Tie " j. Tribnnt
Sir; The TRIBUNE Of October 22 contains an eI-
pose made IN ,hs city by emisy Seymour and Wood
who, sppc,s bsd In charge this Congregational District
IA ntfeuce to the recent Thi. worthy asserted
that the Pure Demoosy would elect Seymour and carry
all tie members Of congsss from Srhek 10 Albany. and
three 'oT -four additional beyond Alec majority in the
Asseuby coil a.tsDion 70 bis predictions 70 show lb,
thorough organization VI tho psaooscY beg having gloed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.

Tnlsros. n. j., Thursday, NOV. IS lc,.
Tie annual meeting Of Tho Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows oi ibr State aoouinod last evening. TIE
flogfrg ofcorG were elected for the ensuing year:
islaci Hurig, VI. w. Grand Master; Ephrailn Bate
man. IL. W. Deputy Grand Masters j. W. Orr
Il. w Grand Warden; J. ". Philips, r. W.
G.snd Secretary; X. VI. Smith, X. W. Grand Treas
urer; joseph l.. Lamb, Il. ". Grand Reiresent-
sti,e.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

"Tnx wlsooSsIs CHIsf."-7he gIiseon'in Chi.t,
edited aud Published by 1Lurow Weed Brown, the
eloquent champion sf temperance, aud his accom-
plshed sister Emma, comes 10 Ms in quario form,
neatly printed and containing Ii pages OF Interest,"
ING m after.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
m1vN RSOTA.

There is no Reasonable doubt that the Hon. Wu
w.lndom (Rspub) is returned 70 Congress by Il
esnasoooe majority. TIE counties Of tho Minnesota
'Aloy are reported heavily against him. bat they
S''a" overcome tho bsavy usjoriiies in the more
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
iAe Edao, 0 rh y j. rrtya.


SIR; | resd the article on Saturday on "Organiz.
.us Victory with much interest IN. writer hss svid,ny
paid attention to the subject aud therefore understand the
sy Of amending Re sry law In two sespec's
taiDly. sud perhaps
Massachuset. hink the hr s,le thai adopted The
prin -ipe o. essy l.w means Of sec4rnsto every
gal voter the m aud qls, cTscise u biz gA. aut os,ld
ins frsudlleu, vote md fo.slisr." well remember
ins an Inspector tvs pol. Ia tho City OF Horcess
twelve hi.en year, 90, Ad viii h.s tao feature. 81 The
Massachusetts aw which .i,h see Incorporated "a our
law which would siy pnch Of he osi bat you jls:y
coiaps an o. II g.. .,ns ling iso tbs.
TIE ofca- On tbs Stat. tt- A,c,soTsI 90 prrparc the
registry lst s.eo twelve days before Tue election ard PRINT
in ofs b and po' ~ IN ponilent place. al
"a. city. 1hs give. every r,sl voter orporoniy o II
hl. the lis' and s'.o 10 ssch or E1i note
any ,f. pa, The oil a.nscl In
alphabetical ofoer Then ,ho Bosd meet again az fsf.,
osyi 'ciofe the elecop couee Ito lsl inserting suc
names ought 50 on and striking of such do o bslaps
thse. anl tie BILL tas soieed. T. printed aud .sia posted
a. 9ver city. And This Z, lie registry i for tho io,p
by, and h4tiy adhere Co. on he IA, of eiecof
qualified a. follows:
.. TIE Bysfd al oun. 20 eo, popor place H.. az
OF election and be 20 session, say nom 70 p mo- 70
hear and at upon ruy that may up % rte
% y aue srof saiy ths list 1tob II uun spp tfs e.
The vls 10 vote sio-o -, registered the Inspectors
jl.t az hsa "Go friend to tho Assessors tho CITY Hail.
ans s,te your them and b Ing from prSe
ut Insert your the list ani We w be hsppy d.
t. and receive your voter SO, n whose I,
tn ~; challenged having ifsudueuy got H. there The
:, sent directly to headquarters fof faa All Ido4on
Thsi ~ other sods the lnspocors have dscroorsry
powc determine any question la regard 10 the qualities.
tor. Their b1inss simply to receive the votes
and ehsck the names Of The voters
Tho glorious Old Bag ssto hrs taught the wodd many
good osscn 10 her d, Les hor teach N.~Io how g. make
q good se.i-trJ law. IRB b.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
From, Snn FrHnrisro.

sax fR,soIsco Thm.dSy, Nov. ~ le6l.
Tie markets are unchanged; ali ki,ds Of paper
have recently advanced 70 per cont. Ineu:ance on
cargoes 10 Liverpool and Calcutta have advanced 10
per cent
Ssiled--ship Mele,s fof futand. Carrying zoo SACK
Of Whss. Cleared Liv,Tpoo. Enoc Tram with csrso
Of O0O ss L. OF heat and $50 60 % oiis.lOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Z" Organizing victory.s

To ne Edi,cr TIE ". T. Tribvn.
SIR: have read tie communication Of ID. o. b.
orsnzins yo;oy 10 your journal Of this date aud IL
tgress whs. at the poll, at tho ast election and
feel sur.d that the truly conservative party Il the State q
N.wYok hssios oy ba, several elections for tho
want organization which would The vo,s OF
man who's. synpahie opinions accord IN the principle
the party A, the poll Of ths District H. Which re.i-
gentleman who hss rssidod in the house In that
District for ycsr lie thought be not entitled 20 vote
because - had not attended to the registry Of III. Aer
Gonc convorson went 10 Comr1.sioner OF Deeds who
filed ~ The necessary bAnt. ehssas - aud then
ven with ny frepd TO vo1ch oI his residence Holding The
csf.acss In h. hand hc bis viii his hslos ard
IA ,tey the tAoa placed IN hs bones snd l-
TUNED away Nothing s-d IN bi- and
hs certificate being unesed r h. tor, a. into pieces srd
threw u on tho Sidewalk fsnsTiirs -iih t~iaklins
s-,s money IN paper From The clfoaiaancss oi
my friend knew it& the lsw Ie0ir,d him 70 have
IT,, eelti.cais yet proved usel,.s Oth1 wlom
ine. len W long ns OF ydug voters with cold fes a. 3
,yeTlng flames ed could bo be daosd to remain each
thlp.inE thai woosG severe cold Wh'n
will ths city cousidcr that voting sacred duty vhio
ary Iecurs aid tia, for the Government 70 be
Of the people n. people should be SLOWED to vote
a. decent pcs properly srsnssi fr convenlences ard well
inown sscrei 70 be de,snainsi0p " the peoples
Nov. iCo1. HAROLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Total. ..... 40, ,073

1t will be noticed tba, the msjorities are creeping
up toward 10000 and may reach that point. The
ouly important reduction thus far, however by official
figures from current reports is in Oswego County,
where we lose zoo. Generally, the official correc-
lous are in our favor
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Fire In Mitchell, e.. W.

M,cHGIL. G. W. Thursday. Nov. 10 ls3
A fire here to-day destroyed whole block Of
buildings iu the business portion OF tho t0wr Loss
about $.t,OOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
ILLINOIS.

Returns official and reported, from 81 counties
show 1920 Democratic majority. The Same coun.
ties gave Lincoln msjority of ls,449. There are
eighteen counties yet to hear rom.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
DELAWARE.
Tie following Is the full vote Of Delaware at the
late election for Governor aud Congressman
Totsl....8044
yoR GOVERNOR.

~ for Cannon Union, III. Msj for Temple. Deln 40
she Legislature is Democratic. II will have 10
e'es' United States Senator, to for six years
from the IN Of March next, when the term of tie
1on. jamss A. Bayard will expire.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
MICHIGAN.

The Republicans have elected five Of the SIX
members of Congress in Michigan. Baldwin in the
Yth District, is the only Democrat elected.
The returns so for indicate that tho Legislature
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

This would give the Republicans majority Of
twenty on joint ballot, ipsurng the election of a
Republican Union man 10 succeed Zachsrish Chan
dler in the l.. s. Senate.