The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-11-23
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sanity. He was born at Ogdensburg, St. I,m
renee County New York. October IA. 1909
He graduated Mt Union College; was n law.
by profession; was for several years membo.
of the State Legislature also represeptati,.
from his State from 1913 10 1877, and from 1so
to 1883, after which he was elected to the T.
Senate After being Il full term in the I-ni,oa
States Senate, he was a few months since, an.
pointed to the above named position, which h.
held until his death 10
he Board ofComman Council of Waslinc
ton City, have passed resolution nearly nnon
imousls, that in the event of any bill beinp;n.
troduced into Congress for the admission of,b,
colored men of Washington to the RIGHT of sut
tragc, the Mayor be authorized and directed
To call the Council together for the purpose y.
taking into consideration measures for holdinos
special election to ascertain the sentiments If
the people on the subject.
The Secretary Of the Treasury. in his forth.
coming report, will simply show how the ,,n.
funded portion of the public debt may be fund
ed; and ask general authority to do 50 at such
rate of interest as may seem expedicnt to him.
There are additional runers Of Presden.
tal proclamation declaring peace, and the res
toration Of ~ Southern States to the Union
The through train from New York to Wash.
iHgton ran oil the track at Mulberry Station
New Jersey, on the 18th inst Two cars went
through one another killing four or five per-
sons. and woundiug twelve One man was cut
To pieces. The accident was caused by The
switch being placed wrong.
Tire london correspondent of the Man,hes.
ter Guardian says. Notwithstanding the ton, Of
Mr. Seward speech 1t Auburn il IS Generally
understood that the President 5 Cabne, has no
intention Of pressing 10 a quarrel the eoutro-
versy regarding the aiabam;. claims Tho
same authority states 5hai Mr. Adams retire,
next spring, and It will be difficult to find q
man 70 succeed him.
The Hartford C2arans Of Monday says Va
heaael. through 4 semi-alIieal source last ave.
aag, fia5 trouble We brewing on Tie Canada
border, arising fFaa the deseftian Of the Brit
iz1=saiGines Our informant lated tia !. lieu-
teagaf IN her Majesty arny crossed witha
company of marines from aanada iata Maine,
fef Gre purpose ef af.fezgias zeeeFal aeserters.
Upon their arrival on neutral soil!1 the
marines would mot aekaa0lase the authority
Of their commanding officer, declaring them
selves free, and rctu Cd 10 return with him.
Applications was made to the United States
authassiies to have the men given up, which
was rettssd, and it was stated that there was
danger 81 an outbreak The authorities ut
Washs tcn were advised. and Hencocls
corps WIS ordered to rendez4oils in Maine
This Is substantially the statement made to
us. That there is a movement of troops is
very certain. The company attached to Han
cocks corps stationed in this city received
orders yesterday to report at Augusta, Maine,
and seyenty-two men, all the company who
were able to start, left here on the mail train
last night. 1t has been decided to place q
force OF volunteers on active service to check
Fenian raids Two batteries have received
orders to hold themselves in readiness for in
slant duty. The guards at the volunteer ar
mories have been doubled in consequence OF
information received of the designs and pro-
jeets OF the Fenans.
The Goth regiment Of British regulars have
been sent from Montreal to Canada West.
General Sibley, one of the commissioners
sent to treat with the Indians on the Upper
Minnesota, returned on the l4th inst He
thinks IN another season they will be able to
conclude treaty with all hostile Indians. ex-
eept those who were specially engaged in the
massacre of 1862
San Francisco adviees of tho 18th inst say
that about three o'clock yesterday morning
Two disguised men entered tho office of the
hat Cheer" House, where only one clerk
was IN charge. They knocked him senseess
by ablow on the head, took the key from his
pocket and opened the safe and robbed it OF
saoO in gold. The robbers escaped unmol-
ested. No trace Of them has yet been discov-
cred
The Emperor Macmillan has determined
and ordered that all his forces be withdrawn
from the outposts and concentrated Mt three
points, viz: Vera Cruz, City of Mexico and
San Louis Potos He will make these three
places the headquarters of the respective dis
riots, and await the arrival of his expected re-
Inducements.
Macmillan has abandoned his proposed Wis
{ to Yucatan his affairs ut home demanding
his entire and undivided attention
The Empress Carlotto is preparing to return
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