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The name Of one more Northern toady to
the slave power Is enrolled In letters Of dark
ness upon the calendar Of infamy. One Gen.
], S, Fullerton, Ike the last calf sacrificed to
a hca1hen idol, has given his blcat for slavcry
run the FFecdmcn's Bureau in Louisiana, AS
part Of the maenanlmous reconstruction pol
icy which seeks to feed the Unsuitable NAV Of
rebel appetite ior power and Office at the ex-
pense Of loyal men, he siEgnail1ed his career
by attempting to prevent the mild and inf
fensiye planters Of Louisiana from being op-
pressed md cnslaved by the cruel and fapa-
cious freedmen! lie undertook to make the
contsacts for the negro With his matter, and
TO "conpel" The negro to perform his con-
tract - or leave the country He broke up
the scltsupporting colonies Of freedmen
which his predecessor, Mr.. Conway, had
formed for the aged and the sick, md
also the colored orphan ssyluns founded
by charitable associations, over which he
had 10 earthly CONTROL with zeal
worthy Of the New York asylum burners Of
Ju1y 'G4. He next ordered the arrest Of all
Go1ored men not found in aetual employment.
Colored troops who had Just been mustered
out, and who carried their money In their
| pockets were arrested as ya.grants by rebel
police. Laborcrs with their cotton hooks in
hands, and who had been all day unloading
cotton At the 1evee, were arrested at night on
their way To- their faminea, and marched,
chained together Ike fclons in Batbary, to jall
In their gratitude, the rebels presented this
Fullerton with dinner. Loyal men vii
pray that in may be his lust meal. Final,
he abolished all tribunals established by th'
Bureau for securing Justice to the freedmen
aud turned them over to the rebel conrts
which, of course, refused "niggcr testimony
and revived the old sentence Of forty 1ashe
to every niger who dared to be complained
OF by white man. Fullerton IL superseded
We trust the thing that was inserted In hi
etcnd wns a man.
, 1865-11-20

TSpttiA Ut4fATCh 70 Ina LnE41p lI1Duue,J
IH1uA.ApoI18 Nov H.
.-,.'-'s-.1- ~ - s.Is
sESA1E.-an me senate, LIS "osmns, oa''ax
bsief session, onlJ hills On their seconn feadsnE
were nut ihrourh. Adjourned TIL Monday, at
-
~. m
AorFk-1n the House. fundiy petitions on tenn
pesance md reat1ye to the repeal OF the Sotdlets
Families, Relief 1aw uere nr.sentr.i and referred.
~ r,.o.,-. - w.rs. ~, . ae1er+ Co,,n,,t.
a8' e1esW5' " "s1ea, nom , osNet eoaI Da-N,
tee, reported m amendment to the common school
law providing for the enumeration OF tho colored
rh,,5r.,, f ~. STAT. tatw.e, tbn n.ee ri .,r and
, 1865-11-20

fursecr,cn.lJ mtd ,wftn :he character o. tors "a
MI, 1s ind TtQstrss a zr<ttrtatoa 70 ~ PHT@ a,s
frfo Hotf teen y }a.td bT s9k natsonanI. - ~
e. snp,ica basc oec1 eited At .he taE ~ ase 90
numerous 1nd TO u iifonr. tnat u "o9to oF "a9'9
Of time 10 discuss 'brm.
The tuc Hercules, with the Alabama's crew
aud cnn carriagrs Oh board, after being vlsited
by Surveyor Morgan, steamed ont, reaching
TIE Alabama In Beaumaris Bay. about forty
miles from Liverpool, at about three o'clock
p.m., Of the .3oth, put On board her freight
and the crew, lay alongside, about four miles
from shore, till midnight, and then returned.
II thus appears that from some time on the
GOTH till midnight on tho 30th, two days, the,
dAMhcers al Liverpool held In their hands +
warrant for the arrest Of the Alabama while
she wns within easy reach, but failed even 10
attempt to execute 1t. For two months pro-
viously, The British Government had been
steadily and fully informed Of the character Of
the vessel, md four weeks previously they
hsd assured our Minister that orders for her
nrest were doubtless In the hands of the
proper officers.
The decisions Of our own courts as given By
Judge story,-and we presume those Of Great
Britain arc equally clcar,-state that the cases
In which the augmentation Of a crew Ia a
neutral port rende. the neutral liable TO rcsa'
tuition for subsequent captures made by 1he
var vessels "are 60 numerous and 50 uniform
that Il would be waste Of time 10 discuss
them" -. "
And yet Earl Russell refuses to arbitrate 6
claim for restitution where moi only he crew
were aur1uentcd.- but wholly enlisted In 6
, 1865-11-20
PARAGUAY AND BRAZIL.

.~, +1,,
1ne fceen' "1. o1s"s - 49, ~,
one hona aau pen' .;pD p p,a,,h,,s -, ~.
euasans ana tne AtEeuus - ~ p1ara-, W anas
othefs having &nea out =. ~ $50. -, aa
ZION. na'u1ni' peaseeee' ..n,s's 80 ~ .1,e ~
p!e "no na'e asr @ e,.xo,x ~ ,rh,ct ,,stnrv
seIes' s..a @ .' D.. .e,a,aas. - ~ +he rnnn ] ~
oea.s 1esoae =, ,r,', Hs se .ssn - t,a, J7ruep,v
oou.I :. .rse ta.rno,,r en,icd n1,,d, or;ea;ai
~ ~, r. nt,,,mo,, nr !" Fastern Rank Of the Tru.
t,ox. ;, T. AZ called l,ecanse It occup,es the pe
,,:n:,,,s, ,,o,;t;on 1,e, wccn thc ,ircr l,rupnay
sna thc Atlantic @Groe1.nh1ca1ly Il for11ns
tNo ro, nro, ront,nn,tfono =, Hrazil: fro,n which
# hns hecn sepaIated by no other barriers
4hon tl,at Brazi,. was Portuguese and held
t1ayes. willie Usucuar was Spanish md had
abolished slavery As between the slave
sou,b and free North, so between the Brazil
1an province bordering On Uruguay md
Un,euay ITSELF the fugitive slave question
has pc5petua1ly kept the border between Bra.
I'll and Uruguay IN a sort Of Enntas Border
war. Twice Brazil has entered and occupied
Uruguay, but has been Induced Of conpellcd
tn retire at The bidding in 1914: OF Bucpos
avres and In 1925 or Enrland. On both oc-
cos,ous. however. Dfad had sufficient iufu-
, 1865-11-20
FINANCIAL AND C0MMRRMAL
mQNkTARX.

- ,ocx
.,. oAirKoAl h'kSIso. No.. = 49,
.,r.s4,t e,.,;, Iss WIN m e1us"eI 4..' 81.
and ro1,ne-ra - a.aaI al oepe'meus " a -
MA ,h,.n 49, .a' a'&n prices Nn1eo nsss t.Aeo'
tnpe,her aim ~. ..,..s go e..eat SILL 1Aa, .L.s
eUnt,,c,,or or 49, aoo Fepess4 OK !n!ne1
wards ,he exhihi,,n. a, ~, n,a ax.e eonoaoa'eu ~
t.ua On he na,t ~ h,,s,. u ~ :. 1noons of eau-
sny,htnc of . .nsr7,,t,v. s...N ~ u*ae u se.zoe'J
wbolrs.ie nntreh,nt. ~, h-.,.S nas1a2. VI"
atoct. Of Du Gool.. G,r-r.s. -. WIN neass
Ae but conn,ry dealer, sra hu1rns ,M ~ H aaoss.
and The result d eeneta1 at,pa. Fan =. .kau5,
With the activity which proys,led two 7rxn,ts
Our Beef md Pork packers ne dong 1ff,s ~. ~.
nothing. Iast season. up 10 this da.r. thrrn hsa
been slaughtered and packed upward OF 8oooo hc,a
OF Cattle, and thts season, thus far only .bout aon
head h,pa been nacked. The Ho7&,arters ~,
usua,1ytoumerss active oueratfous abont the nns31,
~ orfonrr. h.rs ,earcet1 t1nnc .n1tbinp ye,- mi
II. Provision t1,de. which Is usus1lv brist IN
the mon,n os yoyrn,ber. IA unusuaI]r .t,snant md
snl Tnere Ia NOT ou,y No liza IN the- tr,de. b,,t
thar. 10 . das,et.te 6eAlfn, which .aan. In mn.
s1v~e al -fJort Ia do business. The u1aIn, tr.de
ahs-rs N III, orner.1 heay1ueas. and While prfee.
.rs ~ f,,I;nv and nsvtratIon nearly cloeed. thern
.sc,,, -, ~ M ,r.rr vhstevrr to ,,ove the sr,,n
49,. ~. rr,,a,onsss ~ tha aeahoar4 and rtriott,
49,, ,o4sax nv. vce, linn ,hev h,ye heer ,ur,no the
ra.-esr,o,s,,, r,e-1oa far yc,re nsst
AZ ttt, :. ~ -.sn1, or nvertr,dtnp s,ernl,t,o,
3aA- ~AAo 80 >A~ Ae~-- -
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov l9.-Ihe weather Is rainy.
Trade i quiet. Boots md shoes hare advanced Is
ne1 cent There was sale Of TO- COO pounds or CAL
tfornia brown Leaf tobacco at II cents to-day.
4. G. Wylie, Minister Of Foreign A9aiEs, died On
the 18th. .. ,.o
"A second Coolie vessel. bringing sse Chinese
Coolies, bad artiyed. SeEeral othess had arrived.
bringing sueh reports = a11ased further app7ehen-
sion for The eafe!y Of the Arctic heet.
sAs FRAsc1sco, Nov. 15..Aeoat three slosk
ycetcrdaT morning two disguised 1ncn entered ne
once Of the Watcher HoGse These Only tns f,ess Se
blow on The head, took the key teoIn hls pocke!,,
0ncDed the SAFE and robbed Il Of eA@ug n So!as s
~ rI thcm tge hss vet Ell been S1scovered. -.
Letters NON Aapglse p shs IT, siess nv Sy
the arrival Of 500 men ffnm Mazatlan.
laie news from Michasesn states that the Eie9sn 3
had collected Considerable force md seatte6 Lne
JEal e. forccs captunne I've Liberal generals cfa-
"a, Posopoa, De1os, sasa1a aud Ttoueszo. who were
subsequently, thol Ihi. angercd Gen. Aysfde1,
uko proclaimed the life OF eyefJ captured French
o. Imperial General forfeited.
, 1865-11-20

Mr. Cheney, the newly elected senator IN
the Mclean District, is, like his predecessor,
Mr.. Funk, large farmer and stock grower.
In politics he is d Radical. During tho war
he was IN active, efficient aud liberal sup
porter of the war measures Of the Govern.
mcnt. We arc assured by our friends in Nc
Lean county that he will prove an excellent,
and above all, IN incorruptib]e legislator.
, 1865-11-20

Steamers Looking for yErcckz-The
Observation-Disclosures OF the HaysEen
Troub1c&-The War Between Spain
mud Chilli.
NEW TonK. Nov. 18.-Thc Herakds Hayan1 COR
sespondcnc. 0! tho 1sth says the Government has
despatched three war steamers 10 look ufter wrecks
between the Cuba and Florida cnatts.
The United States grnboat Hornet il coalluE at
Key West. On her return, the Khole Island will
20 there for the ta1ne purpose. They were to leave
to-day with the 5tnneTa1l for Washington.
The Haytfeu troubles arc announced AZ settled, by
the United States and British authorities.
The dec1arctlou OF wnf betNcrn SPaIn and Ehtti
carees 10 excitement II IL not thought shot will
be fired.
, 1865-11-20
REFORM AT THE HUH OF THE
UNIVERSE.

From the newspaper reports 1t appears that
much Of the time Of the Police Court in the
city OF Boston Is taken up In the trial OF com-
plants made By the State Constabulary'' !
against persons who do not seem to consider
That to do business, other tiian works Of ne-
ceseity or mercy on the Lords Day. Is crime
md an abominatiun IN the sight Of The law
which preraileth In that city. It appears,
from the police reports, that 1t Is one OF the
duties of the State Constabu1ary to 60 ahont
on Sundays and eat oysters, smoke cigars, or
pe1chance indulge in the scandal OF :" dough-
nuts for the purpose Of " making Il case''
%xa4sa4 tho 4;afu1 .enuCrs or these comnvd-
tiles. Whether this sabbath detective utal-
ness comes under the head Of " "nccessityh or
"mercy'' does not appear. It 1unst BIS
one or the oiher. The reports do not show
that any OF the Estate ConstabularJ''
have been punished for carrying On the spy
butinezs on the Lords Day. The fact, how
ever, was clear, for Constable Holden tcsti-
fed that she purchased cigar last Sabbath
of defendant and the court, after making
the profound observation that As no Ont. would
say that the selling Of cigars on Sunday was
q work Of necessity" proceeded to sentence
the defendant to pay fine Of ten dollars.
The point whether any one would say that
the buying Of eigars on Sunday WAS work Of
necessity. docs not appear to have been pre-
scuted, and the court therefore was not called
upou to give its judicial opinion On that
point. In another case, Constable Mccarthy.
(who from his name We Judge must be a1ineal
descendant Of Miles Standish,} testified that
+" he gets his meals at home, but on last Sum
day be called at delendnnt's place and pur-
chased a steak ,, he also saw s.seyeral boys
t,,rre cat1or oyster stews.r and moreover saw
ntts brother constable, Holden, purchase
some dourlputs and cofee.'' Now, 10 the
mind Of the court, it was Is plain ~ pike
sta,I. or any other stake, that the eating of
steaks md oyster stews and douebnuts On the
Iord,a Dav was not only not work Of
necessftr. Int vas dangerous transaction
IN 1,e allowed To ro uppunisbed in the
~so.., c,,y ~ poston accord,nplv tho man
,..anna a. e+a,t cd et.vea the
"no AA0nsA eN
, 1865-11-20

RevaeW cI tne tniH9o Fkv'tstou .M"xEct-
CnicAoos aoT. lssn. ls9
trade during tie pass week md tas pEospscts or the
future seem mS.e Roepg aha lcss t1an
opnsd ys The renpty p .. a9Es s9nanTs +; s1 a.
trade and the shippers take Of niost o1zsnE Al higher
psieta tbaa fne raeEsFs en- aafs 70 raJe =, ~.
more speculative opeEators make sn1an FeatuFes
with the hope of disposnE 9f the pFodncE hetoI1 8n
fended by all and thn business VII not bo embarked
In generally min an advance In tne pEica Of products
snnnfty and cessation or the demand for lire hoGs
!oI snipinent EasL, mAy .enaoe tae pAckefs % see
kome chAca ioI tsknL o. tneiF aaoGe5 II Seems a.
Enoes Impossible 70 Ees an oyer tcr Any pyoduct.
, 1865-11-20
The Alleged New York Custom K1ousc
Frauds

NEW TonK, Nov. 1a.-W. C.. niruey. charged
with le.ug implicated In the fraud 10 withdraw 3O0
barrels OF alcohol from the United States Bonded
StorthouEe by means OF 1ctlclou8 bonds, publishes
lengthy letter In the EIpy<ss, and states the
charge Is false In every patueu1ar. BE states the
alcohol was not taken from the United States
Dcnled warehouse. not seized On board theughter,
but was seized In The bonded warehouse IN Brook
lyp; that The seizure vas illegal and the United
States has moi been detsuded. nor eou1d have been
unless By the Revenue officer. He then gives a
statement Of the safeguards placed around goods
Ia bond and says the alleged attempt TO detand the
Government IL absurd. Hn has explanation ofthe
mode Of receiving them, wh1ch seem* rather
more a form than security. The clerk who takes
the signature to the bonds has no mode Of know
ing that they are renu1ne.. The party signing the
name Is accredited by cath before the Deputy Col
lectot It Is not the pracce to require the parties
to be identified He tays It ls well known there
arc tens Of thousands Of bonas amounting TO hun
drrds OF millions Of dollars now IN file In the Gus
tom House having The tames Of parties aa sn.eties
ToEth d9sr % ~ 10 The R.sa1 RasssulsF bonds tes
The person calling himself Richard Clancy
signed three entries and sworc to them. # fictl.
ttous in the bonds they must also be fictitious In
the entries, and the Deputy Collector who atnin1e-
tered the oath 10 him allowed fictitious nnme, and
rave eanctton to the signature. W..
.The prosecutor produced wltOess Who Identifies
Richard Clancy as The party who signed the bonds.
Witness Hays he prepared the entries for Clancy,
saw him sfgu the came, and knew OF tho Intended
Dirney concludes b1 saying The absurdity Of the
proper time make resfsctJ Satisfactory ezp2ana-
9fOn7
, 1865-11-20

II In regard to the appointmcnt OF Gen.
Logan as Minister 10 the Republic Of MEXICO,
the Boston Journal sasely concludes that the
Emperor OF the French will be at liberty to
draw from this appointment any conclusion
warranted by tho facts In the case" It Is
perhaps safe to say that this profound and
sacacions observation either Is or Is not
rnrrrrt
, 1865-11-20


ta3itee. .1Gt -
To euab}e US The better 10 fuln our duties and 10
nd you In fts rrisls, ehou1d be obliged Il you
iii scoi me copy Of your printed report to tie
ffrisjaturr and lch printed statistics rs
XII eualify us to Judge Of the pos Eo1 OF Jous
fnauees. ~. :.
You Will observe BY The printed rrpose tn the
newspapers forwarded 70 yoa, that the public meet,
irg particularly dHGte1 that fhe uew bonds eaonla
be Issued throuqh this coranttee The ee3ect being
10 savc the expense and commission OF an agency
in Lopdcn for this purpose.
Itce 10 eu1sczlbe myself s1t. 5qaf most opeatent
servant, LEWIS Il hAsIEFoop'
sa.as..a ensa ~ t,,e an,horitics If certain
been adofeeseu ~ to1 nutao' '''s' VI -
Southern cities md corporations whose bonds
are held in this country: @ .,..o, -, zr
hcme pa oo"1nt : .,1a.
Haslcwood, the Chairmna Of the Committee
oi sootae.n oouat! a.,uee 20 eeI.s .ns,,ana
some, authpf1ty upon the notlYes inuuene-
in, The body Of capitalists Of which he is the
sn6 ~ "a :. :. r1.,. -. a,e.,d ~
repfeeentaIl'e olAeet"'. Lucy As W" anu eu.
actnated with the most friendly feelings
- .,,,ory r,o-,tor of .he TIn,nn. ana
tonnu III! ,.r1 aoaoSa,,a IN con- ear1v
eV'nce .notuakn o.1 .ou -. an,asr - von,
p1osPe1N1. o1Ae ~ 10y sFF ~. t,t1.
reaae's' Sou4 so'.s'peuoeus, -, a,,,,s.'
literary way, auo 10 eas eAeens ;" - ~ Wss =
has oe'o'eo sns past u's seas ~ ~ ~ ~,
vital - ne'o e"''s4 ~ :.s4I,
ana IN .ae eoutse u .nal no1n.asou, - p.t.oa,
he has had 70 meet lnoiflouas oi aia cAlssea
OF opinion on TINT ereat Issue feel bound
to declare that never amongst philanthropisfs
or politicians have l found nobler or more
clear-slehtea opinion existing On America and
her institutions than obtains amongst the
gentlemen forming the above committee
There was some debate upon the time to be
allowed before the resumption Of dividend
payments and the short period OF eighteen
months was resolved upon under the convtc"
tfon that the least prosperous Of your States
possessed such Immense powers Of recupeza-
ton and vitality that NIL damage accsninsg
from tho war would be ciaced within that
ner,od. Pertinent to Tits view OF our Southern
Bnpdholders, would here quote from a let.
tar written 1,y a lending English capitalist,
now in thai United States, Mr. E. F. Satter
thra,te a gentleman who wI,,neyer be- accused
, 1865-11-20

Sxw .Yonk.. Nor 1S.-Ths Jau1aica Standard
..vathst oyer i,050 rebels have BEEN hanged and
sbot in lbe parish Of st. Thomas 70 the East and Il
tSefT sttfuTs. over 600 will haye paid the penalty
a. their lives for the 1!e attempt to e1tefmlnate
ths rhife and cplu5ed races Of the Island.
, 1865-11-20
Pitts buroh on Market Nov II:

There Is still eonsiasrahie lnqu1T ior oonH "a vith
both fpr this month aud DECEMBER aslse5 theansr-
FL ay bs termed ina bui aues o. ths r. sP9 n bn.R
city brand: FIX n 9aGIi;s Ii Ph.depha sses
K.s!s sF1eSs Fsss a e fs'f9ss L @eTs sste
ne.: .aes of ~ nrs BsAlans' o1snd At
, 1865-11-20
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.


The Democracy in STATE Of Subdued
Gcntlcnes~- Passage Of the While.
water Canal BilI-Gov. 11orton'a Re
tlremeut-The Personncl OF the LeZ1s.
lnture. dc.
Correspondence Of The Chicago Tdbune.l
Isp1ASArolIs, Nov. II, 1865,
THE DEMOCRACY "sUBJuGATED.n
A week OF the extra session has well nigh
gone, and the manner in which business has
betn despatched justifcs the conclusion that
the members mean business this time. In
deed the second dag Of the session erinccd
that the times had changed and men with
them, for On all hands the best Of feelings
prevailed. The House organized the 1rst
afternoon, continuing all their old officers In
their places. In the Senate some trouble was
anticipated The expenses for employees Mt
the regular session footed up nearly eighteen
thousand dollars, while the stcallngs OF sta
tioncry, &C., amounted to several thousands
moro. Tha- PRINCIPAL Secretary, Nj. A.
Wl,ttlesey (Dem.} and Doorkeeper, Mr.. ].
u. johnson, {Unjon) were Justly responsible
for such extravaganza and waste, and the
Union Senators determined TO rotate. them
Sennta being politically Tie, would have
nsu1t "a 't ~ Soan sap eha shsaac. ~ ~
ncnll, LEO IL not ocen ZOE tne aosehce oi
Mr.. Doxney, Dcm). Numerous caucuses
Of either party were held, the: result of
which could on1y be- cuessed Mt. from
tha h,if mrtte,.5 threats -,1a .~sh-swd
.1.a.ss ~. ~ =, honars,1. @ 4no,n,,s-. T r., -, ,ha
nick Of time some important evidence in re-
gard 10 the stealing Of stationery came to
light and changed the face Of affairs. Mr..
Whlttlescy concluded to resign, as also slr.
johnson. and Nr. Broadxeu fDern.) Assistant
sss-.to~,- +h.nnt ~ J., ~. 80. tna-,,aatoa
sseIe1as, 1uouEu uot - ~ WY !s nnpnsa.ee a.e
IN ths trouble, Ies!gnea @ a!so, thas a creating t1
Democrats made no further resistance an
election was held resulting In the choice ot
Union men throughout. The temper Of the
opposition Is very much subdued. Whether
this so9se1 a odns st h a. e1
hesn s h,ow,ne westward from New York md
ss.,nts, Rest wIch IL in the atatt of Moo
cersrs1 csnnot NV hut + incline to think
, 1865-11-20


Uncle samuel, and the balance sheet being |
cles1. the bill vas no longer necessary.
ruE. .ApPoRr,oSkEsr BILL.
: Win ~, nro.5ding for thu enumeration Of |
-atass 1ne o "a he appo.tYo1,nent If Senator'S
w ana ,raa suone tSr xss,ous cow.
xsa ~ rafsrraa to a safcct committee .of
eazls Szs .ssf coneress;onni nst1ict withont
9ns 9oeso ,on Fen thousand cnnie. or The messaea
a uspa's. ,o.o5 n-i.Iss ~ ,.s.,,5 o.,d,,,,i Fl
Tess nd stptinnee, enfoS ~ 9s ~ ro1sra sub.
sii,aS for S1 and 1,aty do,sr r new bi,,s Of
os sssI ,1nn,nrtn nnce ;n1 roduce;i r. wake nnthe
roaxts W9rI- ~
"e'A - -
,.,.t.-T '-'on AonloN.
une otnel @ .'ei9s % l5e eaeeuon o. .!.,ia I1
nntice' Gov: Nortnnis hes,th haa haen vial
~ fa;l,n- of iatn, snd erninant nhVs,cians
bsve riven the on,nion thaf im,na1;ata and
fntal felayatinn ffnrn al hnS3oess and A., AZ
landed sca yoyage ara m nocessarT To aare his
lie. He has aeeordlpglY becn ranking prepa-
rations forsf1,e nast thsre dsre ~ 3snsrE ana
Leut. Coz. ;Baker nssunneH the Executfye
chBIr tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon at
the horu Of assembling he did not appear In
his place as President Of the Senate and hon.
Paris G.. Dumfng was chosen pro. tenn.
No sooner bad the Senate been called to
order than Mr. Jacobs, the GoTernor's private
secretafy approached md delivered to the
prcsidingg officer communication, which, on
the Lieutenant Governor, announcing that In
hetng called 70 exercise other Official duties,
he would not be able to preside again during
the session. OF course an election Of Presi-
dent was then IN order, and Senator Cullen
Of Rush, moved to 20 into such election.
Two Democratic senators being absent, the
opposition cndeayored TO postpone the mat
ter Put inc posi- 1ponement "as de1eatea, and
Senator Dunning elected, oy - fotes TO -
cast for Senator Williams, Of Knox. Nesszs.
Dunnfng and Williams not voting.
Tue Governor will send IN 8 spec1a! tnea-
sage this afternoon, announcing his intcn-
ton to turn over the Executive Department
to Lieut.. Gov. Baker.
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.
1bo t,sfroaa ~ +ho Hor.a hav ,,r,r,es.ea
oritc az s.tisfactor;1v. crrat den1 af n1,iet
1Hrf. 14tfs 10. haen ~. L, mo wov ~ the sacond
W. t,,;ra @ reei,r1 ~ h,jis ond nun,her have
au ,, la seaS ,ofarsnca ~ connt-v ana
esI mattcrs IT, 11'ese wi, he rrfcrred In
EerIof,eF si,on1d thry 1,asa fhe Senate and
hesean, top" saoo'o 'nes pass '1'' '''1'A'' oil"
pe''A'o '""s.
ATTENDANCE of AEAahAs'
There Is pretty full attendance ia both
Houses, about ninety IN the House and some
forty.efght in tho Senate. The feroctous Dun
ham hes not set made his appearance 10 tho
House, much to the delight Of everybody.
GsiIth, Of LaGrange, that lshmaelite IN poll
tics, is adding to his old reputation Of being
| tho mcanest man IN either end Of the Capitol,
and is more heartily dctcsted than ever. He
processes to be Union man, believe, hut
no body trusts him, not even the Democrats.
1t Is great pity that the sterling old coun-
ty he 50 mis-rcpresents should DC thus dts
| rrnrei1 nv him
, 1865-11-20

WASHINGTON, Nov 1s-Mr. Baker, detective oi
the War Department against ,; Tao Indictments
Nd e1iortiou, Mr. and Mrs. Cobb befnr the COM
p;aiuants, appeared IN Court this morning and gavc
Eal IL the sun Of E, 500 for bis appearance. The
irnA II To tnke place on the eetnud Tuesday tn De
es.nher :. ii z. StaptQp Is his counsel.
, 1865-11-20
Exports Of Produce from New York.
The exports fson New York OF SONG OF the leading
articles Of domestic produce haze been fOlloNa:

Receipts Of Produce ut New York.
The deliveries Of New York Of sumo Of the leading
articles OF domestic produce hare BEEN ~ fofows: