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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13

SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Hastings Red Wing, Lake City, Reads Land
ing. Wabasha, Minneska, Winona and La Crosse
daily at 6% O'Clock q. m.
For Stillwater-Daily at s O'Clock. a. m.
For Shakopee, Jordan, St. Lawrence, Belle Plaine,
Henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, St. Peter
and Mankato- daily, at a m.
For R0eemount Castle Rock, Northfeld, Cannon
City, Faribault Medford, Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton, St Marys
WinnebagO Agency and Mankato,s also for Rice
Lake, ClaramOunt, Wasioja, Mantorville, Rochester
Chatfeh and Winona-daily, at 4, a. m.
For Industriana, Anoka, Orono, Orlando, Mont;
cello Clear Water ST. Augusta, and st. Cl0ud-daily
at a. m.
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at g. m. r.e
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandra, Chippe-
wa, Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge Fort Abercrom.
bie-Mondays and Thursdays at I a m.
For Little Canada, Columbus, and Sunrise City
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al a. m.
For further particulars enquire at the General Of
fee on Third Street
j. G. BURBANK & CO., Proprietors
st. Paul, November II, 1863. nov17
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-13
Minnesota Stage company
PASSENGER LINE.

The Roads are well stocked with first class Horses
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Driv
era under the control of competent Agenta
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Kndiu.

Noadditionsl news from Calcutta had reached
England end none vas looked for. either BY Telegraph
or mail. before t;e sth II November.
ne Le-,los ssiri.g Queue Of the 9Th says' Gress
anAicty EXIST among the shipping interest 40 vel a.
among he Marine Insurance ccmpsnies. both mere atd
Al Liverpool and GisscOw respecting tho late ~ tos
feet - lrrcsantmeD mentioned IN the last felegrsms
to have been driven ashore ard damaged.
lt y calculated that the value Of tne ships and eaI-
is al least rom 81 0tC 900 10 3aOQOWO sterling.
she greater par, ~ which belongs 10 Liverpool mer-
ohiais Yesterday there special meeting OF me,-
Giants sip owners, and underwriters Ut L0yds s.'-
wage Association Rooms at which gentleman long
CORRECTED with Calcutta expressed their conviction that
some Of the ships enumerated In the tclegrams were
.vei rs the hurricane p,o the paddy fields, woe u
cos ia previous cyc.oics They also feared hat Tie
calamity VOald be- found 20 he more terrible In So cor
sequences 20 The shipping than at present imagined
NJ meeting then determined to dispatch Captain
Scale fo eci agent Of the association, by the ne1t
a 20 Ccu;,3 70 protect tho interests OF those con-
cerEed.
Fl rcpo have also arranged to send cut their repss-
sc...lt.Ys iog Tire Ike purpose"
uorif sfss thar Ill diicnltes respecting me IRAN
port through Faypt u British troops have beeS re-
moved.
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Sinking of the rhnm' James Vino ~
Island No. fO-Nrsriy ncr En''re Grew
Drowned.

The James Whit, which left CTiro on Fri
day morning for ihis port and New Ori,ans ,rdck
lat supposed 10 be the wreck col The tOrl"te gun.
hoat Grampus ncnr Island hp. ~ and SINH IN le- than
two minutes In "st"r over her splr deck. ST. siich
near her bow aid wrs split completely IN two. ~"
greater past ~ her Ges we learn wcfo IL hoid ~
Ne time Other striking. and were Immediately Cr0Wncd
IL Is sad thai bat three r,cnp"
Her ptsseng'rS Hnd sons negro soldiers were taken
upon The Golden Laye. which while lying fOngniae. .'
tired into by sqund OF guerrilss from ,he Kentucky
shore. peTty Of negno ,Odier, among her pa
sergrrs siS oi whom gained the shorr end. being wet
nd cold. built hrr 90 srm and day themselves, and
frccsing the whole yo.ly not shot Of the yoliey
struck The boat and ~ tbe nsYnes were not any
more. II h supposed they were ali killed.
ID" passengers soldiers, and remainder Of the Grew
arrived y"-i rday Du the Golden Eagle.
me Jnnps White was hne new packet and Ind
only been in 'ho st. Louis Memphis and New Orleans
'4tde icw rs II IL reported that she cannot b
Fn'c'. V wa Insured Tor near her value w
Nnld 10 .eIA. Memphis ArxuA Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
Tn, Dcuo.Germnn Question.

The articles Of tie Danish Treaty OF Peace
nre published The portion % the Danish debt wblcl
lis npon the Dnchies amounts 90 20OOtG0 " rigs
dalerr about AZ 600. Denmark binds herself 20
trrn the captured German ships with their oargoe'
wherever the lattor have not been sfeady sold IL
sold Denmark undert akes 10 compensate the owners.
\ proclamation of the Prussian General Faikenseia
dated Nov. had been published IN Junand. IL con
cludes thus; AN elevation hGe taken place ont, on
the superstition that the conclusion OF peace sih be
ratified IN Copenhagen within the fixed period should
however. contrary 70 eXpeeta,on Oh. rath'sti'n d.
delayed all ordinances VII Immediately again os pa! IL
force tn greater severity.
On the 81 inst. III the Federal Diet tue msmoriG 0f
tho Grand Duke of Olacni1rg substsnta.ing his claims
10 the Duchies was referred to sae committee or the
affairs Of Holstein.
The Duke u Augustsnolrg has supplemented his
memorial with further document, explanatory OF
tain points in the former one. which presented
the Diet - ~
IL ia asserted that Hen Won Affected viii bring for
ward In the Federal Diet acceptable proposals for
the annexation Of the Dnche~ 10 Prnssis.
NJ dc Bile editor III the Ddskllador ~ Copenhagen
had been indicted for high treason on account Of 81
article published in that journal under the title OF the
Kings Hereditary Rights. Tho Polishing has approved
OF the Governments indictment
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Tx Waehassti and Fiorid~ NJ Fortress
Monroe.
Fog1Rrss MONROE Va, Nov.

FORTRESS MONROE Va, Nov IL 1904.
Yesterday afternoon the gunhoat Wachuseit
Arryed from the port 81 Bahs, Brazil and brought the
interesting Intelligence that tire FLORIDA wac bar II"
mile. behind her This announcement created much
iniergt The crews Of the different men i'Wn IN the
hary NAMED the rigging snd c@e!y available pcsi'n
on te vharses and buildings AZ Ord Point @et taken
POSSESSION Of by curious observers N order TO abalh
good view Of Tho Rebel colsair.
In q few moments The Florida" made her appear
snee resming along very m04eia ate rate OF sce1
and oichoging few yards IN advance oi inc "schu'
sttn At a distglCH the appearance Of the eypiraie
is by 70 means progressing haylne but two inHts
the ~ men mast WIS Carried away ia the enc"ili
with ne Wachuset'O; sbe Resembles 10 = csftaiG
,Iie1. our pew steam revenue cutters On closer
exam llGtiOn the leck o. discipline and cleanliness
otter spoken Of by released merchantmen, - Plony Cd
serale The decks being in sad want ~ holyStonllH'
and te brass aud tie copper appItenancer ~ ceflh
portiois al the ship displayed IN air oi neglect tina
was eyident in every part % the yessol Her arm.
sment consists OF two @DOpoandeIs hakey Iifcd ond
four 6spounder smooth bore guns. heavy sn!ut' 81
ARTILLERY from a. the ships In the barior. incoding ne
"Floria" was iTed to-day in honor Of the reflection
ofAbrshan Lincoln President OF the United StSies
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FROM TENNESSEE.
z. CONGRATULATIONS Of EesureG"rd
nnd Thouas-Do the Rebels Aim vi
Corinth or Ncnpbise-A Rebel Defeat.
T.om Our s.,elai Correspondent

NASHVILLE, Nov ;, lsCi.
Hood ia, not beeirsble 10 maintain himself
~ the north bank Of tie Tennessee ard is recrossng
I'll his forces and moving them 70 Corbtn, Mifsoniis
old battle-ground. But bow changed the aspect since
your correspondent then connected Nth Western
sonraa allowed She army ii dragged It's s.ow length
along making but = miles in 30 daysl No more harm
ss. base Of operations could nov be selected ny tie
Rebels than CoIinib The las, Tennessee Railroad il
IN or possession and hence men curnot be transferred
~ ard from Virginia at pIcasufe; and IN ADDITION "o
hsve the Missis.ipl River from which advance can
T. made hich will completely cut OF The Rebel army
H. this connection. viii state that that WI not
b. requSed 10 secure perfect isolation. there are
movements on foot. not vet ready 10 be made pubas
which viii leave Beauregafd OF Hood. or waoeTe las
command, completely ont 10 tie cold and render them
d completely I'oll,9d nom Richmond a. tie he re
urns- Mississippi army.
Thonss has concentrated large force. nnd viii be-
aaudauiy able 10 gRck Hood H. the iAire1chmepts et
C0riuth aud drive rim fIJm them. But d. not know
tiat an advance viii be made IL u probable TINT ihe
Rebels really contemplate an attempt 10 recover
Memphis; il would perfectly eec0rd Hlth the reckless
enterprises 10 which desperation ~ driving -"
Rsbels. That such movement would result dis
s.trou-ly To Hood al Who know anything Of the situa
ton will agree FOR any advance westward win be fl.
loved Up by our army.
should B.anrecard attempt 70 stand siege in Cor
luh as be did two years and half since, he viii Ind
ihat the situation VIII be msterially changed We have
different commanders OV. We have three bases OF
olrat Florence PitiHbnrg Landing and the NJ s.
s,,ippi-whio we had bat then. At that time,
rsds were uuknowni nov every railroad wonid be eut
inc week.
sKImusB.
handsome little affair occurred in the vicinity ~
n. mouth of Blue Water above Florence yesterday IN
wich the Rebels were neatly whipped. They made an
~ anoe npOn division of our troops nd were beaten
bad with The logs II several hundred Killed wounded
sre prisoners. Ouy lose trifing. NO further par
sc,,ar, have reached U.s. WIs1cS.
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sAu FRAscboo. Monday. Nov. H. 1854.
The monitor Camanche was successfully
launched to-day.
xdvtcsa from Jspan give the report that the allied
a.. hsd sIrmsh with the Japanese In the Inland
Sea. .,..o..ar,
rhs ss.smsr Choking had been destroyed by fire q,
Haharva r,, Ill, l.. d.,
'Dr Panama ,.- =, IL, H.
The opposition steamer America also sailed Z"
;,n. a"iJen Ago took 81 or "a in bullion.
There wore in both steamers between 100 aud 9oo
,..eneers the rates OF passage being unusually low
Ths steaner Sierra Nevada, from Oregon and Van
c,uvcr', Isand brings upward Of sio1OW ~ gold be-
s,ds largo sup IN the bands OF passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
The Chicago Plot
CHICAGO. Tuesday

CiuCAGO Inestay NOY 4. IN0t.
The following persons, charged with being
implicated in the conspiracy 20 release The Ebc ri,on
err in Camp Dousls,. were arrsted last might; C. W.
Patton, French Adams. Obediah jackson. j.. james
LaImOn, JaInes Gesry. ond NJ. Sennos, nephew Of
the pirate Of thst
Jackson. who il Grand Seignor 81 the Order IN 81
interview with the nutbores stated thu. In neetr =
on the Sunday before The election the subject Of 'hc
release Of the Rebel prisoners was discussed and tina;
Walsh eary and Patton stated that there were pienl.
of AIMS In the city FOR oil OF the Order aud that rondes
vou, 20, the distribution OF The Indicated one
of which was the Inynoible Club Room. At this meet.
inc Jackson discovered that the objects Of the organi
cation we're reasonable and determined TO expose II
I'm. the military arrests made the same day. he
thought rendered IL unnecessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
BOARD or ALpERMgs.-The Board Of A!

BOARD or ALDERMEs.-The Board u AZ
l-tInen met AZ o'clock Yesterday, Alderman Jer.-
mlah N ire chair The usual routine business was
transacted and ordinance permitting tho public roy-
ters 20 increase their for the carriage OF plres
was adopted An opinion gas received from the Cor
pOration Counsel the light Of she Mayor TO suspend
Sly officer OF ihe Corporlion, and the powers Of the
lengthy one decides tha the power OF suspension was
necessary adjunct " the power OF removal and thee
tho Mayo. having By law lost the latter power be does
not possess the former The recent suspension OF tho
City Inspector BY the Mayor therefore falls to tie
ground.
Consisersb.e discussion raised on the reception
az h report OF the Investigation Committee IN fssOf al
io,ut Commits Of TIE Boards OF Aldermen and Coun
llmcu Alderman Jones obectirg TO the reception %
the report the gr0nad that the Committee bad no
power authority, rs a: present constituted to incur
should BE- laid over n the Committee could b. prop
erly organized. The report was ADslly LAID over.
resolution authorizing the Controller 10 draw wO
rants IN "a, OF VI the family OF Lewis Berger killed BY
falling dowG . sewer H. Second ave. after being passed
by The i,osr was finally rtOnsiered and laid over.
A resolution wa offered authorizing the STREET Com
mis- siou.r 20 renew the telegraph wires between tLs
various bell towers without contract and also 20 fnr-
nish the central office with superior time-pece IN
der that uniform time nsS be kept throughout the city.
On the motion Of Alderman Jones the resolution was
adopted with the proyiso that the whole expense shoad
no; eIcsJ the ruui o. 81 O0 The salary OF the Clerk
to the Common Council NJ raised The contract fv
lie erection OF monument the graves VI the sol
diers buried III Cavalry Cemetery passed, and -
com mrn eario1 presented By Alderman Hardy, as -
the ch 0f 'he soldiers Ia vote at the late election wss
received ana referred TO the Committee Law. he
itJsld shon adjourned to Thursday next, at p. M.
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Fight Between Harris und M"riin-unr-
ris the vicior-Arrests by - Provost
Marshal.

SpocaI DspAioh % Tie :. '. N'vs.
SCRANTON. PA, tuesday. Nov. ~. 1904.
The HAMS and Martin fight took place this
mcrpins Tie mon entered She ring at 10 4. m. and
he fsh. lsel six rounds Harris lad the best OF tho
sht ali tho while cutting Martin In the dreadful
irsun.r while lie was unmarked In tic sixth ronnd
l,ris hi' his man Ight and In aud got down on his
knees in = Inch pOiliion Martin struck hin a dozen
blows Tie United states detectives rushed IN TIC ring
81 tie tine Harris made his claim to the referee, and A
nner. stampede to1A place. Hsnls. COrcoran. thaii-
rrs ana son" Others nlr arrested also ar estcd
nj ~ the Provost O1cc but expect 20 90 out and b.
IN Noy. York tomorrow night Martin Il badly pun
bod 10th .Jcs being Learly closed. The night syeSah
civsOi IN the second round.
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THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.


tren, Oar Special Cogfespc nd'nt
HrNohs AnsY OF nv JAMES, Nov -. 1864. IN.
Your correi pendent ml,}a a reconnaissance to-
ward the Gap -ss General Buffers ce'ebrsied canal
j. now known--and the lack otanY army news or other
itemsmiiitant paC6c-and the removal 81 she inter
diet which has been pat upon the publication Of state
meuts in regard 70 thir work renders Il highly proper
TIA. he should report whereof be bath seen"
The preliminary survey for this important work was
made Sunday. Aug. :. and the WORK bsef commenced
On the nth ftho same month.
the meek Of land which forms The bond IN The james
River ihs point and through which the canals cut
is los yards across. The excavation ~ Of sufficient
depth below low water mort TO foat tie largest gun
host necessary in the siege operations 70 be carried on
higher up the river. UpNaFd " fifty Thousand cubic
yards Of earth-most of IL Of dark hlac clay which Is
very difficult 20 rcmove-haye been alroady excavated
BY manua process alone; while the sieam droage IN.
gagged in removing the deposits from tie bei Of 'fe
canal End widening i,s mOutl, docs york equal .
about ~ tuns per day. This work II as, be- rerl@m.
hered has been done under The fr'quent-and doring
tho earlier segcs OF is proeressthe almost inces an,
shelin OF Rebel batteries From % 20 80 men have
been empoyed on the work from tine e. time Present
force boat zoo al coored
They appear perfectly happy digging sway in The
mod sad saving their cugioswiof. ~ LEY call he
bs II iron pyrites and clay slate which they PICK mp
during their WORK for the iust white hossei gem
MAJ" that along.
The entire work viii il is expected, Ne complete he
fore December Major Baldwin Is IN charge OF tie nil
itary (eHc,y ,,iag) force and Major Mech in charge Of
thc Engineering force.
A requistion has Just been made upon these Head.
quarters seo 900 feet Of nnbcr 10 be used IL TIE
cons ruotion Of the Hospitals at Point o. Rocks
The hogs already up. Whom finished they Nil have
accommodation for 4.C00sok.
six thousand might be accommodated without crowd
Ing. The buildings erected nnGor the suP'N sion
OF Dr. Sucsey Medical Director Of the Depa toert
The army is still basbnr IN TIE glorious sunlight q
eary Autumn. The weather il az ire ~ heart car
wish Last night there was smart shower, obout
o'clock. which succeeded 10y one Of ,hc fincs prs
uetie displays. ia tn shape Of rainbow ever De
held. The whole camp turned out 70 greet II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

CHA,ibTRsBvBc, Pa. Tuesday. Nov. H. 1864.
Som Rebd guerrillas having crossed the Po-
tomac evidently with the purpose Of piundering the
border the ciiizns Of Chambersburg held large meet
ing thb evening and organized three field companies
Tor defense OF which is 10 BE- armed BY us members
with irtclsss repeating niles.
Companies were also promptly organized today IN
1reencste, Psypesboro. snd heycersburg. and all OF
them vii be completely armed Tomorrow. The border
people fully prepared for panderiug raids and they
vii maze short work Of any guerras who may fall Int
thsu bsids
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

In the Chamber of Deputies. on the ~ INST.
the Franco. Italian Convention WAS discussed bit no
defne action was taken. The report Of the Cow 1.iee
and the bill for the transfer ~ the Cepuo! 10 Florence
were presented and the discussion OF tits blu fixed
for the 9Th OF November.
NJ jules Fnvre IA letter published in La frssas,
recommends he Italian opposition 10 accept the Con
veniion and expresses hearty desire TO ace thu hour
when Rome freed from foreign influence. WI Do abe
20 complete the Italian NIFTY.
II is Inserted that contracts had been concluded ti
the mortgage Of the CIosn audf With suniy credit
institutions. 80
The National Bank II Italy M the tth tsducet its
rnts VI discount from y toe per cent.
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>IIylRPO0L, Nov. 6.--The Hecia, from New
Yorl 0rved Of 9necot ovn the Str. There j. stil
no news 81 10 S,.nHIs.
HE nrgs Is important
rle Paris POuite was fat reu.es. CIR. SO.
TUES, Nov i-Ihe report Of the COMMITTEES on tho
bi ,t lie transfer Of the Capital 70 rioronoe statfs
the min. 5al object OF the COnveHtion to put
end io III. Fr.nch occupation OF Rome. The Com
mitbae rac0,nrleId Me- adoption Of the bill
The Minister o. Finance has announced redncfon
osf,c.oCs0 Ire IN the public expenditure, 81 wbica
1900 0jU were "a tie Navy Department Additional
xs are to BE- Lad tobacco and salt. The Sing has
ortarcOusiy renowned 3,C0W II his clpn nst
Oth. soaosl.r VIII also he made for raising money
20 meet he Indebtedness of the kingdom iEclGdag ibs
issue o: ,Teasa , bJEds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

A letter from the Army OF the Potomac says
that On SATURDAY night the Rebel pockets in front Of The
eooond Corps made a noisy demonstration, and The
sounds indicated hat something Of importance might
r,su, nom H. but the next morning al quiet ana
tle hno remained the sane previously lis added
that the Rebels only indulge in these diversions for She
purpcse of warming their Hood the nights being Very
cold.
ride along The center If the hue DOES not enable
correspondent 10 obtain even item OF news sf'fs
being rnccgmonly dali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
France.

The Paris correspondent Of The Losdon Daily
Nee asserts that NJ Drouyn DE- Lhuys Is going re-
tire from the Ministry and tina; he will b. Succeeded
by the French Embassador in London. Prince de Ia
Tour dAuycrgDe.
The Bank Of France the 3D. inst. reduced ia rate
Of discount from 10 per cent.
The weekly returns ~ the Bank show iuIii er Va
crsnse IN cash hand OF about and Oncb bird
millions 81 francs.
Tie Paris Bourse on the 4th steady Ren.e- 6ia5
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Conspiracy Of shr Ienina brotherhood IN
sanada
anada

ToGoNIo. c. W.. Tuesday Nov 10. 1864.
At the meeting OF cbc City Council last night,
usn'prod that information had boon received OF M
int nded Demonstration On Canada ny the members VI
the TeniAn brotherhood from the United S'ates
The Mayor stated that this Information IN" ''oI
HANDED ever 10 the Government
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.eupan.

The English Admiralty publish the following
~, ele--ap rom Poris we Lear that the straits q
siuoaoi arr open tie passage having been forced ey
sricen sLips o war, after three days fighting All lie
batteries t0vo been destroyed and sixty Hpocnor
Hnd .EpDGlder bronze gnns ho, been elnbaFEei Inc
o. II lie hes been s'nsl considering Tho result and
% ofesss have been Killed The u incse hsyc sssso
"a, fe..e.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
semmes's New Pirate sienmer-The Flor
ida Question Nos for Ens,and-Thc
Dano-<sermnn Observation-Disclosures. in

The Cunard mail steamer Australssian, Capt
Cook which left Liverpool at noon on She sta, and
Queenstown on the 9TH Of Nov, arrived here a; Il
O'Clock last night.
The Kangaroo reached Liverpool, and the lianss
Southampton On the nOroIpS OF ,he ithond the BIN.
burgh arrived 1t Liverpool on tic afternoon OF ho same
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
rbe Al AlIaus. VI. Raiders.

MONTREAL, {. W., Tuesday. Nov. ID 1854
The Rebel Raiders are making voluntary
ra'eioeus 70 the Court Boosting Of their exploit and
hagsiDe hat h.ir government viii avepge them
Ehortsarc being mode 10 procure delay OF thirty
sass 10 Ne Gaze in oder 70 se. Instructions from RIeh
hsrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

CKLEBRAlioE Oh The LATE ELECTION VIC
ToglE,s The foDrth Ward Union Association Of
uhior1ieHry g. LoasL is PresidenI LAT night ceohrs
ed the victory won ~ the late election by an
coi"tiph ~ their headquarters. No. New Chambers
st. Speeches made and nunerous toasts given on
lie occs.,"p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
Trial Gud Couvictisu.

H0sios' Tuesdny. Nov. IS 1854
The trial Of 10 eph Bart Portuguese sailor,
ION tM murder Of John S'ivermih. terminated 10 day
by verdict oi guilty. The parties belonged 70 the
bark Epscius ON board OF which ihe murder wa com.
United ~ Julv last judge Clifford .entsnced the
prisoncf 10 b" hung On the 5sh day Of February nort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16
Apain.

The British schooner Mermaid rom Cardiff
for AnoOpa fired into and sunk by Spanish battery
at Ceuta the 10Th ult II 10 supposed she neglected
70 show her coors
1T IL stated that Sehor Pareta Is the bearer of r
tplaup 70 PER-. demanding full and prompt sa,i,fae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

ton failing which the spsnish squadron IL to tais pos-
session Of the Ropuhlc and 70 destroy its feet.
The Spanish municipal elections resulted n about
equal division between the Pproyrsssst aud Eodersss
part.ca.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-16

Among the witnesses summoned to the trial
OF Col North charged with connying at election hsuds
in ~. army |, Governor Seymour Of NewyoJk