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Fine Arts.

private view was given last evening at the Derby
gallery OF Miss Hosrners statue Of Zenobia, which has
just arrived in this city from Europe executed at
Rene was TO the London exhibition, where IL
extor,ed high Of from Engish critics.
The impressions had thus received OF not DIS
appointed ny examination OF the work ITSELF II Is
noble composition. wonderfully vigorous female
full grace and msesty. The position chosen
Is that which Znoba moving in the
OF Aureii,n. Nothing be pos. OF the
figure, which nearly feet height and magnin
Gently modelled the only fault being the rather
expression given to the mouth. Ia the arrangement Of
the ornaments and drapery q refined taste and know
ledge OF effects displayed which could only be at
tanned by close study Of she finest classical subjects.
The work reflects credit upon American genius, and
Miss Hosmcr has done we'll TO accept the Offers
had for 10 Europe until her countrymen had
opportunity OF seeing 10.
The engraving OF barley and schussells picture OF
s'washngton Irving aud his Friends" is at last
pleed and the copies will be delivered TO the subscr
bers next week. II Is executed by Barlow, OF London,
and IL In his best style
Two Of the nost specimens re Of Fiche
the French genre painter, now exhibition Gou
pnp Ono, the "Repas du Corps,v belongs Mr. Hoey
OF Adams Express, the other "Llmprovisateur 10
In tone, texture and elaboration OF detail they
| are unequrled by any Of the former productions
OF thn Artist. OF the two We prefer "LImprovisa-
teur" because tho features and attitudes figures
composing the groups oEer tho greatest variety. AZ
general thing Fche has the bad fauls o. repeating his
| facss This ~ The nsxcusable from the facility
which Paris Affords the way Of models. where results
such ~ are be found IN these two pictures DO
tanned 10 pity that the artist should be content to
| paint from the ono subject 80 frequently.
In The same with shs above is small picture BY
Msrle containing single female gure, which, for ssuti
ment and tenderness Of treatment 10 truly admirable.
Another p,cuss BY Boushton entitled "Passing Into the
Mead - viii also attract the visitors attention Il 10 one
Of the best Of thss artists compositions
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Republican Jubilee at the Cooper
Institute.


Speeches by Colonel Woodfora, David
Dudley Field, Colonel Hankins, OF
East Tennessee, and Others.
per Institute last night, election night was
crowded TO overlooking, every part Of the hail. he plat
form, sisss and doorways being closely packed with
people who had assembled TO join In congratulations
upon the election Of Lincoln and johnson President
and Vice President and 10 hear speeches the var
Gus eminent gentlemen who had been advertised being
present upon the occasion. The jubilee meeting was held
under the auspices q the Young Mons Republican
Unioo who had displayed upon the platform the banners
under which they had organised during tho three res
Dental campaigns Of 1859, 1880 and 1894. Az early a.
six O'Clock the crowd began 10 assemble, and
when the doors were opened . furious rush was
made 70 secure seats, and but . few minutes
elapsed before u was impossible even 10 secure
even standing room 10 the hall Hundreds went away
unable 70 obtain admittancs.
Midway the platform was suspended banner bearing
the inscription
:" Honor and thanks TO our heroic army"
while tho audience waiting some enthusiastic
individuals IN the furtbest part OF the bali struck MP
"Rally Round the Flag Boys" the audencs joining IN
the chorus most enthusiastically.
The meeting was called TO order BY Mark Hoyt, the
President OF the association, who introduced Colonei
STEWART l.. WooDfoRD IA the first speaker tie saio -
We have demonstrated that the pracsiosi unis
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The Spirits IN Council.

The spiritual media who hold court At Hope Chapel
Cad private last night. Although intended to
be very grave affair, might expect being In
necton with the other world was really very amusing.
1no spirit were demonstrAtive enough Guitars and
tAmborinoa, and bells and volins, noated about the
hends and banged upon the knees OF the sters the
mysterious circle all In impenetrable Darkness II In
not pleasant thought for those SSH In the fesh bvs
who are yet 10 become part Of the spiritual world
that all spirits dwell IN darkness; bus 30 IL would
appear II Ia dccreed, according those who profess 10
Introduce them 10 Ms. Let imagine A circle
N about thirty persons formed, wNh linked
hands around the principal medium, VINO sits AZ q
table covered with musical instrumeAts lights put
out all silence and darkness and We have NE opening
scsns Of The The medium calls for
bod her hands She selects the party By name from tho
aakes her hands and holds them FIRMLY All stil for
bis bead and passes over his several times slightly
dsarranging the Get Of his beard and musachc Again.
guitar laid on his head and plays an unmelodious
sumo. All this while the mediums hands are working
@onvuIsivey and she whispering encouraging words 20
abe victim. whose head 10 by Time beginning 10 ache
nnder the repeated shampooning process Of the spirit
hands. Whom the light y thrown Up the
victim Aforesaid nnds apparently solid iron
wtng bis arm. How II got there no may
euspcct, but cannot afnrm. AZ this time Of
she female media supposed TO be exalted from her seat
and appears standing tho top Of cabinet when the
light n thrown tho scene. All these wonderful things
somc hing other accomp shes az Iope Chapel These
who curious enough to inquire iuo II may possibly
discover The agency BY which these very os.s uieks
ere gerfvrn,ed. tM4
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osoed dsfsss MT aOs true tt CITY % goes the
st.sa Msn made the cisy but God mAds .he country.
fsnkee viewing Vssuvsss. when she gu'de said Yos
have nothing ks tins Ia Amerlcs." "rrVe," replied
soe Yankee. shut We have N,agars which can put 10
ing the name Of reberisoa high sly; but
ostore morning our niagara had Tue vnico or
has drowned IN its mighty thunder the tempess 10
= toapot shout Of Seymours frienfs, aud Kept
the Union n. oursa ' csmm .ss % has sud
denly become stck Of pollsics and r,tired In
disgust and somebody elise has found out tina, not
ton Tho verdict Of the people Is what God hath
Joined together let 40 man put asuuder. Some thnss
were never made to DO divided That noble shin which
proudly pionghs the n cut in twain will sink
You oannot divide leave him worth groat II
you cut him lengthways o. SIDEWAYS he Is ruined and
1t ia eqnay absurd to think OF dividing this country
never made 70 be divided. Rivers and mountains run
the wrong wav. On them God hath written Union
forcvsri" Bishop Arues says:-One Union meeting has
not been reported In the papers, The Rocky Mountains
Hshsuss seconded tbe mott"n ths. this land was one
and ss such must remain forever The people here TO-
day voted almost unanimously to sustain that resolution
Nopartsan triumph but voice OF the people, which In
this ins,auoe Ia the voice Of God The loyal men OF oil
parties here "raied round the nag" We thought Jack
son was dead, but 10! he still lives, we saw him 10 this
place in the OF Dix, Perrepont. Coddingon and
Sckes. He from his dusty bod to hear bis true
served" Take the filings OF steel and copper and
them ever SO much. and pass over them powerful
s1S % q steel w sn sr wsn s
the democratic party and every man whose heart was
true as sec sared and there Is nothing but copper left
venture 70 rodct that tho coming party this land s
the democracy Thcir platform Ia thsPeople vote
direct for tue President. One term for the man.
Best mon selected candidates, and constitutional
amendment pscstbtng slavery forever. One word per.
sonai. havere doep interest in this election and
have showed my faith by my works. have been asked
what do you get for all this toll. And
l will answer, except two occasions not
even had my xpenses offered TO What l hope To
have as my reward s . country OF which shall not be
asnamed.
Mr.. King was followed by Colonel Quincy aud Row.
Alfred Goodman. half eleven O'Clock,
and the audience still remained expectation Of
seeing and hearing Major General Butler who positively
promised to attend. The chairman stated that he had
Interview with General Butler at haltpas i've In til Q
afternoon that he stated he had engagement at din
party but would be present at the meeting before
ten o'clock. As his absence unexplained on motion
the audience sang the doxology and dispersed.
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TIE n n egsec.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 10, 1864.
The election Fast Tennessee is unanimous FOR Lincoln
Hon Thomas Nelson comes out square for the admins.
traton The election this city is nearly two thousand
for Lincoln. Mcclellan receives twenty seven votes
Several tennessee regiments from this county gave
unanimous vote Lincoln Two New York city regi.
ments voted the Union ticket unanimously. Soldiers
from States voted average about eighteen for
Lincoln 10 one for Mcclellan
The following is the vote Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
soldiers ut Atlanta
Lincoln. Mcclellan.
Pennsy Ivania troops .......... 1879 $50
Ohio sfoops.......... ............ 9lO 236
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Police Intelligence.
SHOOTING WITH INTENT TO KILL--Tnx VICTIM L00Ia


AN EYE.
Some Ave weeks ego two men, named Sidney Boykh
and Charles Milicr, had difficulty on the corner q
Broome and Laureus streets, which resulted 10 Asps
rate dght, during which Boykin drew o revolver and
red at his antagonist. The ba took Affect in Miliess
loft eve, aud passing nwards and do NU.rds lodged h
the socket OF HIS jaw. Tho sight OF - lot eye vs.
completely destroyed. Boykin made his escape as the
time but having returned hts od haunts IN the CITY
quite recently, officer Motrade arrested him Tho pvS-
taken before Justice Downing and com nitted
for trial default OF three thousand dolars on Boykia
s native OF Georgia, but says heAves ~ tho State q
Alabama. Miller lives at No. IS Vandam street.
ARREST sECEssIoNIsr FOR THREATENING -
SET FIRE.
Yesterday morning. about eight O'Clock, a man named
James Doan' was arrested on Third avonse car ~
officer Nelson Harndon OF the First precinct appears
that tho accused somewhat under the Influence q
liquor made repeated threats that "overy amned
Lincoln house would be burned short tune, )" and
otherwise behaved himself in such dsordery manDse
passengers suspect be m'yht know mere
than be sad be In connection with other oecesson
lists fire the city. The prisoner nKsn before
Justice Kelly the police court In Fifty seventh strees
and committed for examination. Tho prompt so',on a
officer Haradon IL and no doubt the aSreoe
OF this secessionist will have salutary effect.
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MURDSR BIZ AN UrKsovE nAN-aIs RscApI
The youss man, Oaarss DsisOn. vhs ssasssd y -
abdomes b. ksifs in the haDds Of ssyaseev abesA
ham PAST one oclocksu Wednesday morning 10 80
New York Hospital Thursday Dghs. II appears thas
deceased had been 70 the Now Bowery theatre. ~
willis returning nome hs . quarrel between ss1s
men who haA congrsgstsd in Delaney streA scar
Eidrdgs He vsntured approach the contending par
ties vines some one him unknown rushed upon ssl
stabbed him In TIE part or she abdomen ireisssg
fearful wound OF severs inches ~ ieog'h. me oSse6
prolrudsd from tho wouud, and II was soon sppsssoe
that Dalton msrtaIly injured The Tenth prscmes
police hosVtal, where death ensusd
stated. 1ne who stabo4d Dalton ran away, 500 70
yet large. Deceased lived No OIL DenDcey street. 10
was twenty three OF tDd was native o. snn
city Coroner Cbn was notified and will hold - isQSess
on tho body TO dny.
UNKNOWN MAN POUND DROWNED.
The romans Of an unknown about fifty five ysava
OF age. found ca,ins tho OF pier 20 Ease
river Deceased Ia supposed 70 have been a watchoaa
on that pier, and he last alive about woeh
ago. He dressed In tho Uaro n . laborer. WITH
mittens his hands comiovsr ABOUT his neck. adj .
Kossuth hat his head. 10 the pockets o doceassA
found wallet containing Ave cent stamp, . lew
ooppers two knives. pocket rule, spnf box paS
Of eyeglasses. Coroner widey was nosasd 70 hold -
inquest.
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Ostv Intslligence.

sxRxSAps MR VIZ. A. DARLING, CONGRESSMAN Efncr--
Mr.. VIM. A. Darling, the successful candidate for Con-
arsss IN the Ninth district, was compmcnted with
ssrsnads on Thursday evening, at his mouse In Forty
nrss street. by the employees OF the Third Avenue Ran
road Company, Of which he is President Some i've hum
oreo men joined In the demonstration, and hno band
supplied an abundance II choice music, while fireworks
were expended al ,bifum Mr.. Darling, IN conclusion,
MADE sreech, which was cheercd by the sereusders m
an enthusiastic manner. Surveyor waterman also dell.
vcrcd an address appropriate 10 the occasion.
RECEPTION TO GENERAL BurlEp-rhe reception proposed
TO be given TO General Butler aud the ladies' Of Ms family
will take place at the futh Avenue Hotel On Noassy
evening next
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CArraGo, Nov. III. 1884.
rho maiorics reported from eighty counties give
nooln 40 $40 and Mcclellan 4.si2 Some democratic
counties are yet TO be heard from.
Republican members elected to Congress from the
First Second Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh ana
Eighth districts. The Ninth. Tonth and Eleventh districts
elect democrats. The Twelfth and Thirteenth arc in
Doubt Moul.on, the republican candidate at large, 10
elected. Tho Chicago Times Springfield correspondent
says the republicans have majority Of in the Senate
aud nine In tho House.
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learn officers Of this been chosen fr0
orj class merchants aud are gentlemen aish snnA
aud In the list Of crio"rs w nud
names several bank presidens and many prom,Dene
which gives guarantee that tho business ~
company the sihsCrpers VIII b
attended This company PROMISES to become one NJ the
pa ing forming The subscriptions lists fsse
filing np, aud advise those NJ readrrs who are
Investments In this KIND o stock % ea0
tho subscr ption agents. Messrs Il. v SIMPSON
Co, NJ. "a Cedar street who reliable ani ohtewu
gentlemen, where they obtain fun pa,ucular bsokA
and ectns OF the company. See Advertisement
In aluu
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Ihavs heard reported, much 70 the injury OF John o.
Keenan, that he took sides against me In the matter
between Jem Macs and myself. This Is not 50, ana
think that Is my duty TO contradict the rumor oseAu
Of being against me, Heenan bestsd nfty p'unas !" ~
favor ne wanted to see fair, open night Ios' ''
s,red and "a. rrss.ot 10 ceusupmais but az TO any
feeling against me. scqun him entirely Of the snspcion
Esw YoaK. Nov. II, 1894 sVA eonenN'
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CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1864
special despatch from Davenport, Iowa. says that tho
Union majority In that State including the soldiers VOTE
Is estimated At so ooo There Union gains In every
county as far an heard from.
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Evening stock exchange.
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Best md Cheapest Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD, ready this Saturday mornsuR.
Tcrms-Sipge Subscription 81 Three copies, S.; Five
copies, So; Ten copies SIS. Single crpics, five cenu
each. limited number Of advertisements inse rtsd =
the W ErKIY HERALD.
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An InTalIibie Ermedy.-Ha,e's Honey
or HORkHOUND AND tara certa cure for c,ushsS
cnds Influenza hoars-uoss dinicu breathing aud All
affections OF the throat bronchial tubes aud lungs leading
npor The Honey Horchompd onthrs ali irrk
tsffou The Tar nj Bassm Cheat renrtates cieseses
heals the Lungs There ue'r,U0
lika H. For sal. bv a.. druggis's CHARLES DOWNAA
General Agent. ~ Cedar street, New York.
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A,s Adufrahi~ CD-un a = y ep.
whv "a aiv who has provisd herself W n P!fAfON9
NIGHT BLOOMING CFREUS.' enticiration Of the
Ike brave solaierf Decane she IL ready
fort he co bal
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Crfstn doro's Hair Dye, Preservnssvs
and wig Depot. wholesale and retail No. Asor HousA
The d. e applied bv skin ul srtists
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90 Cold fn tn Head" Instantly Re-
lisvcd By the use or DURNo's carARnH SNUFF.
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Boots AVID SHOES.

GREAT INDUCTION IN PNfCNH.
AT NrEIl's FAMILY SnOE STORE 3ts BOwpRY.
OF Great s'rse< who has hand the
cheapest of fall ard zoods
Ladies' h.avv goat Pals from 9. to 81
Gents Balls So 10 az.
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SUPERIOR CoURTPArt Nos. 4coT. ioT1, 3sf7 3fs9.
I'll, 4443 40S5. 1895, 40i s625 Z, 3sG5 3ss3 1901,
4O93 PITT. Part 2Nos 23T2. 3TT6. 40oI 4376, 1885,
43B2 1884 1850 1885 1892 43o4 sso' ACC 44o3 44ok
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EatcheIor's Hstr Dy---, Pest In tie
world Harmless reliable. The only perfsu
dye Bold by all druggists Factory 81 BARCLAY street.
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FORn1yIvanIHs
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL, 1854.
Berks county (ocaD gives Mcclellan, IL 93l; Lincoln,
6ls3 Mccellan's majority 673S; democratic gain
October 30S.
HARRISBURG, Nov. IL, 1854.
Official Dauphn county gives Lincoln Il ,l3s
majority, Union gain Of 45.
Franklin county 46 majority for Mcclellan, demo-
cratic gain OF o.
careful made here the basis Of the Octo.
Der vote places the tho homo between
1000 and 900 Union majority.
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KENT NC y y.

ST. Lous, Nov. 10, 1864.
Paducah, Columbus, Hickman and Clinton Kentucky,
give Union majesites.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. S, 1854,

NEW OsLHASs, Nov. S, 1864.
Mexican general a refugee in this city predicts
outbreak at Maamoros among the native population,
who do conceal their sntipathy TO the French.
The sympathy for the rebels quite strong, snd at
Of the public dinners given tho occasion OF the recent
festival In honor the establishment OF the empire in
the state OF qamauipas the first topst proposed by The
resident, a Mexican Colonel was "The Union OF the
Southern Conicdsracy and Mexico" An outburst OF
pluse and throwing up OF hats followed. Music by the
bana -"Bonnie Blue Flag.n
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TEN dollar patent SEWING MACHINE, perfect Gem.
working like charm sp-nsable to family dvssN
maker in.r nc Fo~ ~ BrcAdwAv.
New York. where the ht- wnnd.r b. s"-r IN opern
ton. j. l.. RICHTER General Agent. Z.
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THE ELE ON.
New York.

New York.
The PARTY EsTIMArRs.
ne following the republican sad democratic ssti
mates OF the majoritsss given In sach county In this
Stale for thu respective electoral siokets:-
Rep. Es'im dtes. { Dena- Eainotes.
Counties. LincoIn n Cteilanl lincoln. ~ Cieiidn
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JAass MoRAS. Secretary.

For Cieaufu the TEETH md pur,fvtnR
the breath use Dr r. r.. TALBoT'S pin-aup ~ciier. r.
r. 8AEBfTT. Arent Nos 90 6j c. =. - 20 ~ And
IL aehingtoa street New York. For sale where
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Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10, 1884
The late storms dcranged the telegraph lines that
We have but few scattering returns from the interior
OF this State, but 1t Is conceded TO Lincoln by hand
majority. The radical State ticket Is also elected
McClurg, Loan, Blow and Boyd will be returned to Con
gress and perhaps two other Union Congressmea arc
elected. The Legislature will be largely Union Tho
Convention question IS carried, and large majority Of
radical delegates elected.
Several strong prosiavery counties in this State have
been heard from. They give considerable Lincoln
majoritcs.
Tho republicans claim nearly the full Congressional
delegation.
George W. Anderson Uuion, 10 elected toCongress In
the Ninth district Of Missouri, over General Guf1ow.
Lincoln's majority in St Louis county falls behind
Fle,chcrs for Governor about 1000 the home vote
The radical state md county tickets in ST. Louis county
have average majority on the homo vote of about
5000.
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Gilt COmbs-Ncw Ssvles-Jusf Re-
ceved three sfonr fys t~euty dollars cach Fog
sale nv GEO. g. ALLEN, as Btoaiway, dnor beiow
can lAtre
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Ohio.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IL, 1854
The soldiers vote has elected EeIano, Union, to Con-
gress the Thirteenth district OF Ohio This gives the
Union party seventeen out Of nineteen Congressman
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Ladies VINO Arc IN WAN, 81 Wee
Cologne should Bunets II 10 sai ~ - the pius
ultra One test " sufficient HkBNBOLD'S.
rtaa1 ,>v
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Ladies' Brcnstptns-Sew sfyies.-rwo.
three FIVE eight ten to Ave dollars eaqa For b.
GEO. q. ALLEN AIS BroA way, Que door below Canal -
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Dear PrrGous agutu Crusi0neA
AGAINST self sylet eyA thrnni aui canrrh do to-s
y nrly oh and flghrst ambition \. Dr HAHY.
EY treats MI of barge uni Consuha-
ton FREQ Office 800 Broadway.
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i Highest Premium ssSc- stitch " wins
| Machinea wHEEL.R wILsOS 6sS Broadway.
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Lost ov Stoien-Fvom Cor,ia-dt street.
ferry, NJ 6x o'clock Friday evening. close Coach
snd pair OF bay norses liberal reward Will be asT
questions asked by leaving them ~ No. 5Har,ssa
strs
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MRS. winslow's Seothtng syrup. for
children ree,hing. pvsen.ery and Darrhss rsss-
lates the Stomach Bowels aud cures W ind Coils.
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iMTEREST'"0 FROM MEXICO.
TIE CONDITION OF MATAM0R0S.
TIRE FRENCH AND REBELS C0AlESCE.
Toasts In Honor Of Mckee and the
Southern Cenfederacy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WAR OF THE MOUNTAIN GUERlLLAS.
MOVEMENTS OF PRESIDENT yDAREZ,
-, &c.. -.

We subjoiu some interesting from mexico. con-
tanned 10 the letters OF correspondents at Aaamoros
and New Orleans.
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Marters Great Picture OF CemM
Park On view and for sale At BALL, BLACK " -
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d.. j. =. Nr~to- W:osc 'Has~d"r~-t
rovers 81 h"sins he s'ck instantly vii es~~
y X unit Drs+nJ~r a.
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H0e"'s USJ'oFF VF,oS1 VKiVVV
Republican majority according to the estimates
Vi tnat parsy ......... ................... I,1tU
Democratic majority according to their estimates LAS
ALBANY, Nov. H. 1864.
Sufficient returns have been received here to In
dictate beyond doubt the OF the Union ticket In
the State by from Ave thousand TO seven thousand
majority.
Chautauque county complete gives Lincoln 4,7el, and
Fenton 1854 majority
Suffolk county-Lncoln's majority 27S; Fentons, 800
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eKolamations OF the French, who waved their handker
chiefs oas In joyful demonstrations Of satisfaction
o. the manner in which this brilliant feat
Slished; aud, as sscoming events cast thur shadow
before them may this lesson teach them that tim
Oil carry out the doctrines neucated Ia the hearts
eli Americans-a doctrine that emapated from tn
brain Of one Of the most illustrious OF rebels