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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
LATEST.

LoSpoS oct. II, le65-Evening.
The AdansRus orrespondence attracts great at
tcntion. end much editorial comment. The nope Is
generally expressed that the question will come TO an
amicable solution.
The Times has semi official explanation tlat the po-
ston taken by the Brit sh Government woud preeade
the losses from the by the Rebel cruisers being
referred 10 this proposed Commissioners.
Fenan and commitments for trial continue In
Ireland. .-
MADRID, Oct. 10, 1865
rhnre Yak 4 greft iaexeaia In the llOeIu here yes
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
THE FIRST SNOW.
Efeavy Fall ia Mainc-13 Inches Deep
in tho Wsod-storm In Troy Last
Evening.
Bosroy. Thursday, Oct. &c, ls6,

BUbIVN. IHUTsUd! Otl 30 4c''1'
Eastern papers report that six inches OF snow
fell at Ashland ArUo stock Co. Me- on Monday OF last
week and that the snow the woods 80 miles about is
Is inches deep loading and breaking down the trees.
The lum business this W inter will be quite brisk
on the Upper St John and Aroosock rivers.
TROY, Friday. Oct. q, lt63.
1t is showing Q2:35 NJ for the hrst time this
season.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

terday. There $40 cases and rs deaths during
the day. general panic prevails.
Tie steamship Ausraasian, from Sew.Io arrived
of Crookhaven at o'clock on the morning Of the 18th
mat
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
kpuiu.

The cholera is diminishing in Madrid There
were - deaths and $40 tho nth inst. and 80
deaths ont OF 2o5 attacks the I2th The number OF
cases on the 18Th WAS 2lJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Ippdiu.
um bombay. dated Oct.

A private telegram from Bombay. dated Oct
p reports cotton goods and yarns still advancing, aud
the market improving, but ro material change Ii
prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
70 the Auoe lated Presa

To the Auot lated Presa
Wa nNoroS, Thursday. Oct &c, lees.
THE wIRZ TRiAL-No ACTION HAD.
Tie President has taken no action as yet on
the findings and sentence OF the Wirz Military Com
m
, 1865-11-18
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Progress Of musterfnE out Illinois
TFoops-GreAt Pressure Of BuAlneas
In the Adjutant Generals OMce-
Close of the Sale Of Mules,

Progress Of 1usterfnE out ultnois
TFoop4-GreAt Pressure of Business
In the Adjutant Generals Omce-
Close of the Sale of Mules.
Especial Despatch to this Chicago Tribunc.l
sP1NoF1EIn, Nov. II.
The following ts a synopsis Of the assessment
feturna Of Stephenson county for 1865 received at
the Stale Auditors office day; Total amount n,
taxable property, peraona1 and real in 1861 &3TI-
rs; Total value in 1s65, $a674, ,1a0; loss $7a0o5
total value Of taxable personal property for 1865,
xlES3,073; yatne Of lands and town lots, $2,6tt,
6s3; comfy tax, Si1O 1a5 tar levied Ss5s 81
nEHaber Of acres Of wheat cultivation In 1851,
products, s7,a17. -1''N
The ~ rcgt%cnt Illinois cavalry WAS paid OF to-
regiment Of cavalry will be paid or on SATURDAY. bY
Major Iilden. The oh regiment OF Illinois cavalry
arrived al camp Butler this afternoon for muster
Major I. b. Skinner. OF The 9Th cavalry, arrived
u ihts ty yesterday, bringing thsfous and records
s,1 n cfltiassts Of o.e.ulzst,sn Of the Turner
the Secretary Of State's ofica to-day.
lhe Goyetrnent Eale Of fifteen hundred mules
s e19esd y e 9a say ye!e sold At .Teee
ase,age q f5ta e. The total an,ount Of the sales i
col. 6. II. Provost Of the Sixteenth Regiment
neteEan hcserTe Colps, late commander Of Camp
Butler, left list evening for his homt il FhIlsde
ph1s, "a. -
Ihe amount Of business pouring into The Ad,u.
TINT Generals Office juet noW Ia immense, and thc
co1ps o. clerks are unusually busy.
Inc twenty ninth Regiment Of Illinois Veteran
solonteeTs, consisting Of tweaty.seEen comtnts-
stoned officers End three hundred and twenty-eisht
men, wcrc mustered out ut New Orleans to-day and
placed ~ Fptft for this city, ~
+Aa}t. Gen. Haynlc has received information thai
troops tendezyousine al This post fuf payment and
muster ont will be paid tn NH up 10 dny Of pay
MCut. - F"'
, 1865-11-18
speech Of Hon. Geo. ". Jullan-IIts
Views on Reconstruction.
Especial Despatch 10 the chicago Tribunal

EDlAzAro1Is, Nor II.
Pursuant to invitation nom the Honse Of Repre
scutatiyea, Hon. Geo r. Julian tonight, eppke to
a large audience in tue bali Of the Hou.e, on re-
construction end suffrage He said the charge 1ha.
he had been maxim. speeches deuuuciatosy Of Coz,
Morton and President johnson, md seeking to di.
vide the Cuion party wss entirely unfounded, HI
Ind been making many speeches latcly, but never
spoke Of these gentlemen, except In terms OF per-
feet courtesJ and respect Bis vieNr differed IN
some degree from those Of President Johnsou. al
he understood them, but instead Of seeking to d.
vide the Union party on that Account, he Uzs en-
dcAgoring With al the means LII his power to unite
md egnsoidate that party and he was sure that In
Mr. In1inn then referred to the resolution the
House had passed, inviting him to give hs views OF
Psssident Johnson,s reconstruction policy, and
stld he wonld have been rndef great obligations II
the House had informed him WHIST that policy was,
The nct that the Coppe1heads endorsed the Preei-
acns RI ~ The un'on PsEty had not dtsowned him
vas bis policy to-day might not b Tomorrow, The
Speaker understood the Presidents policy now to
b. to refer the matter Of reconstruction 10 Congress
Having thus disposed Of psclIn1inaries, Mf. Jul
eon1se ef argument proceeded TO dissa:e he d.
tened to with absorbing interest for IN hon. and
hslf, calling forth frequent and general applause.
TT drst duty vas to adequa;ely pnnith the rebel
!csa0ei A4u tE tlCAAtI gave nlH lQea6 OF adequacy
in ennGent1J definite and severe terms 10 suit the
nost eIaetine: The nett duty was TO eonascate
the estates Of The bug rebels. and apporou them to
next. to give the loyal negroes Of the
recoDttructcd States The ballot On this
point he dTelt at length, and enforced
policy az 10 fairly call forth the tumultuons appro-
baton Of all hie bearers. In answering objections,
be eaia ii Eae not necessary thai Indiana Or any
The ballot tust now. There was no emerrrncy re.
quirng 1t, and 1t would not be e1pedicnt now.
In The correo Of the whole speech there Were yesy
Richmond. though that epeech was not directly
mentioned. A full report Of this. IN the opinion Of
your correspondent the most searching, Eadfcsl and
consistent, and wfth4l witty speech he has ever
beard, cannot fa{l 10 be studied With interest
, 1865-11-18

Increase of Crlme-A VfEIlance Cons
mlttee Threatened-Held to hail for
Feriuy-Burnlng Of Stenncr-Bold
Robbery.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LorH, Nov. II.
The Startling increase OF crime in this city has
created mos. alarming approximations. So MANY
rohberies have recently been committed with TN.
punis5, the perpetrators being scldom.caueht, that
the natter has become Of serious importance to the
orderly people Of the entire city The Danocna
makes suggestion to-day to the Organization oi
a ucflance committee. 1t SAYS The police eeem to
be unable to meet the exicencies Of the ttncs and
the day is last approaching, If indeed 1t has not
already arrived. when the people themselves will
have ID take the matter In hand.
Capt Tedlord, formerly 4 Government Detective,
Nefl known steamboat 1uAn+ and for twenty years
resilient Of this dty. ,yas bed on charge Of per
in1y, yesterday. by Justice Nalshef, and required
10 rise bonds in the sum oI $500. 10 answer to the
charee. he IL charged BY Wm: Hasse, with perjury,
In swearing thai be had carried OF his poclet-book
containing 800: .,r
belonging to the Missouri Mver tade, took fire
after b O'Clock today, at her landing between 1es
Fcrance and KILLER streets. and WIS burned to the
xater's edge, proytnE total loss.
4 younS nan tom Jerseystle, H., named John
, 1865-11-18
FROM NEW YORK.
EoroneFs& Verdict on the New Xork
Railroad DiAnatcr-Somcbody Found
IN x1nmA-Nnra1 fnfc{3GvAuca

EoroneFs& Verdict on the New Xork
Railroad D1hnatcr-Somcbody Found
to Blame-NaraI Intelligence.
NEw IoRK, Nov. 10.-The iron elde.whcel
steamer shanokln il at Norfolk, W., on her way
TO B1IL
The steam tug Speedwell is at rourtsmouth navy
yard. No officers yet ordered to hcr. She will re-
main IN commission.
ter concluded viii a verdict that O'Brien. :ae
awttch tender. Il guilty Of nanflauEhter, md that
the city autborthte should pest17a tle speed of
ncnt of he scrdiet SBtien Wcp, it, ae chid
Ur. jan,ee Mcclure Smith, well known colosed
pl-eie1au, died this morning at Williamsburg, l. i.
Interdtet on the Episcopal Church Of
AIabama Acknowledgement Grant NJ
New Iork-Precautions Against the
Cholera.
SEE YonK, Nor. I7.-The Mobile 3Ines eays the
inlerdict laid upon the Episcopal Church Of Ala
hama has been removed b. Special order uf The
This morning, Gen. Grant visited Washington
Height This atternoon hc drove through Ceulsal
IAsl This evening be dias;a with select party nj
The Commissioners Of Health issue = carcalar
from Ur. 6are. epjotnlng. a. a precaution oea!nst
cholera, c,eanlineHe temperance a,d Regularity in
The 1leazaer Manhattan, from yesa Graz, III, tic
laynns. uth. has arrived.
The steamer Edinburgh has arrived, but her news
Gen. G;snt Is still at the Metropolitan Ho,cl,
where he viii remain ILL Tuesday Or Wednesday
nc1t. Qis rooms ara thronaed with callete. He
visited tile Central Park to-day and The thstEr To-
NV YonK. Nov. 17-1n the suit against the In
dcpcuteut Telegraph Company for damages In con-
az Sas O. oena or ss
Intelligence hAs been received, to-day Of the loss
Of the eteatc4 Twilight, in Cape Fear R1ver, below
Wilmington, n. G. The passengers and crew were
, 1865-11-18
MEXICO.
Monterey Captured by the Lfberalx-An
Imperial Garrison Destroycd-Afnlra
atMatAmofn4-TlteS Situation In HTex-


1uonsereS captured py the Aiberal*-An
Imperial Garrison Destroycd-Ahalr.
atMatamoras-TheS Situation In Mex.
-
- NY 5alal UndE1sa. Sov. l6..1he Brownsville .Ae1i
ean. eas t e1a, o t4e m anno1nGea the
y! -noute1ey " loe Aneea!s ondef feFcrf.
T. a!so i tn2s ~ lesnl2scehents aAa ast1ycd TOT
aaS. 1 a atGrInt "ao nas aI1Eed mere
E:E4aS se 1o4ee " 14eneu uooPs ate ia1a1ns a.
naEn.a. Aq,a n..
,rd sn;1c5 H:13do HeI h Meaoeo aad a11Fe1 ~
T3bey5a's ~ hsa s;n., VIII Low
~ S;rs..nns .nd pntt.~3x ~. af ocoen,
si.nx ~ hrn5sls asssa1y - ae lmPer1a!
FnneS frnons. ~ n''' ''<n' s'oo'ns HUMBER o'
Ths ihrre1. r1.,r, that ,h.v r., +.,,, ,,,...,,.
The Matsmorpps p RSnes<ro s,x, tho 11hrr,,. ,t.,,-
ri fonr honras 1I..S ~ @ -, r. tsa ous.
st.1ns t1"9e R1,Sra % = tae United
~ ps a. ~ WIG Hoalo 1oln !hen.
tern smtttcsrt fatcs ~ - R,a,s ssE cmsnaet ~ 70
nnf{,v .t1.cE 11e E.i.t - Hts LII ~ LItca 4aI AZ
ssrs rnionei 1,ras ~ Es.s,@ ats y LIE .1e 41an
aTye tSeTr rom t, a. f. 1T Mho n.o
,fstst SSia, ne ,; o. ne Aoe5a, service ioseriy
Imnr,isi ,rsrsn6 M ~ ~ 1,nrth ~ H. Hp a.
hrnn-ht hcr n Hrnun.T;iir and tr1ed H. nra. t
tie Federal anthorilfe. WIN h,vs cnsr ~, ~
hnari "1o Law 4 soa'o oa
Gans,es ia r,a-rb,n.z to4.,,. p.oa.a,n1. :.
Cols Jnnes II cnntfdcnf .t,t E.csha. Iii Il. IT,
rsfher thsn en1renaar %AA' '-'sAoe'o WILL o'e
n ira11vinf +. rrrto.t h.a ,,....a.
IN 31stsFporse s'Aooo' ""o paseeo up ao" oasoao
~ n'asits,.. & ...
~, ~ r. ~. 1Sssa - mesenant' M Wno zen there
inr csrtn1rd II ia Ea Hiaa, y, ~ ~ sb p'aee ~
az veil armed IN rood snir;ts mi eii sqsnio rs
, 1865-11-18

WOODS sNrskU1-During all this week Roch'
ester,@' Of, as renamed by Wallack, "Fast Men
Of tho Oldeu Time" has been running to crowded
houses nightly, and It would BY no means be mat.
ter for eutprise Il It we're to be continued On the
bills next week also. The piece is lively old
fashioned comedy the s'orE of certain amotoos I'd.
widest raEea Of the olden time. and ts played With
rare ability By Col. Woods excellent troupe. Mr.
Aiken As RofhtSer, Mr. McNanus as Bt'etingddM,
moueo's iesu aeryunt Jeremiah, arc all tnmitabie In
theft ecyc1a1 roles. Mi. Diflou's J<Ttataa Il wot
th5 OF special mention as one Of the best pieces Of
make up and acting r nv wa{S9 S @ We naTe IT, ea,o7e
through he part he ts excessively funny. bat the
grand cui1aination Of al his ludcronsness Ia IN The
sonny danes r. G.ns %hlsn i, he pasa
ID b. ,he aadsncc, soely fo1 he enjoyment oI Dl-
anl wondroas faciaI expression. "Rochester" !" Is
phccor, the Iountebank " Is In rehearsal hete. Il
fs an excellent druma. Translation Of
an Old md very popular German play
hnupEt hnm Out hiking in is cast as it does, almost
the e1t11e strength Of tho company and g1ytnS 70
esch character best suited for their several abi-
oTicV,cErn's TuEArIE.-Last nigh, Mad. Celeste
ra-fnnne1 in 1.-THE Green Bushes, OF the Hnnt1ess
II tbe Tissusjpr,,r an exciting American drama,
md tne house VA; a. us9s d9hg a. her epGass
Of Miami md Mad. st. Hubert vas full Of that Pc
neen1IsIly her T own, and which seems 90 strange
wbsn viewed IN one 50 long tarotite upon the
Soard. she yss VT sustained 6y ths sp
5rrm. sni tonight, for ihe last time in Chicago
d ebe Iii. en- enaet ,vst Is said % Be- one Of her mos.
epert*sfni Representations. that Of "Thc French
SPY" As this = her last sppesEaaee: p l and NJ IN
ernx ded house may he expected.
0n Mcnday evening MIS-: Cowel, the veEy ahIe
resdinr wo1nan here, will lake 4 benefit, on which
ncrasf6n 10 addition to The attraction Of An extta-
ordinarily doe I'LL, she will deliver IN answer 10
, 1865-11-18
FROM DETROIT.

Action OF the Hoard Of fTrade-Attempt-
cd Wife Observation-Disclosures for
Smuggling.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Tribunal
DETROIT, Nor. II.
At meeting at the Board Of Ttade to-day, let
ter YVES read from the Boston Bbard oY Trade, re.
que1hns that pl.n be submitted bY the Detroit
Board for the formation Of a National Board OF
Trade The communication WAS referred to COM
mittee, consulting Of Me.Rrs. Bridge, Joy md
uatchlngs. 4 committee was appointed to repre-
sent the Detroit Board Of Itaae at the Convention
OF Producers to be held at Morris, ILL.,, On Wcdnee-
day next, consulting Of Mcssss. J. F. Joy, G. r. y.
fath1op End the Secretary Of the Board, Ray Had
dock Esq.
Last night man narned Burma, who resides on
franklin street, attempted to murder his wije, lie
chuktd heE until the blood rna ftum her nose and
mouth, and INFLICTED terrible cash upon her hesd,
The unfortunate womxn alarmed the nefghboee hy
ocr out1es. but beEore the wretch could BE- arrest.
I'd be escaped and ia nov At large.
UFaT my indictments have been found by the
Gtand Jury Of the UnIted State4 Court npw il ees-
sion against persons for smuggling and concealtup
emugFled goods, mostly liquors. Though snug
CLING In this community IL carried On to 4 Frrat
extent stu 1t Is not confined to this city alone tbs
dy goods stores Of Windsor 41e almost daily
thronged with ladies' from thl. city who purchas.
goods to the e1tent OF dre to ten thousand dolars
Wotsh each day, and emnesle them over in eyey
conceivable manner. The merchants and others or
this city are preparing to take eecttse measuste to
prevent the illegal traffic.
, 1865-11-18

Proceedings in the Legfxlaturc-Reko-
2uttons In Favor of UnIforn. Sufrrnv.
Throuvhour ~ ret. .s
r1an.,.ca. -. E....I n, auu ApPor'
~ so..a. FoPuAaslon-Oe'
raFture of Gov. Morton.
rsrtr3a1 ncsnstch tn tho f,btc..c r-;h,,aa,
1...-e
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. II.
The House met At . L. N. A Committee, Ia
which wat referred that portion Of the Cnrer,or,s
uessare rels,fn+. Ia the nnh}1c debt rrno,tad 81
,aco1n,,sras ~ .S..+,aF -. -N. ---fes4' A1u
80 4.t.@ 'ns ~ soopuon oi concurrent feso'a.
i1on 9e1e115ng The same 10 Joint Committee oi
both Houses, to consist Of the Committee OF Ways
md Means On The tart nY the Hnn.. IN xyhIcb for-
mcn,h--a .hor,t ~ .5d.a - ~. rS...... W..
s E... saoulo " Aoneo. ana inc COMMITTEE on
FINANCE ana two other members on the part Of the
Senate, With power to send for retxuns and pap<Fs
concu.red IN.
Mr. Hrnrict ofEe-c1 co,r,.,,,r+ ,..o1r... =.
the f:onstjtriion r. a.. iFni.s5 .ts n I'M
10 amcudtd as 10 appnrtinn rn,1srnt.tinG ~ Eou
gross upon the nui,1ber n rnters ~ ~ sa.f
states anl instrncffn7 INV Crnr-ass tcns1 gs1
lion to use their iudoenc TO nsTe the snTe n,stci
hT Con1reas ~ law VIC oAa1s pa'"eo
Nit. Gritith introduced a ,ofnt rcso,ntton tn nro.
vide for an annusf sexsiSn ~ 1ha s-sns-.1P ~ ~ -
eeu,bly. -N'o "~N0A 80
Nj. Cobanber offered a concurrent neso)ut,on
thAt IN au3cpdmcnt 10 the FedeTai Constifnfson
onRht to he Adopted, making the richt or sufIrace
uniform throughout the United S,ates, and giyInr
Congress power to regulate the same Referred t,
committees on Federal relations.
authorize the payment Of interest on the State
debt. without any specific appropriation therefor.
Wat taken up md passed-36 to IS.
Al Inc afternoon session message TRe received
tom GoF- Morton. By Mr. Jacobs, his private soc-
seta.y, announcing his speedy departure and his
, 1865-11-18
FROM DB MONIES.

Dubuque Grants Valuable Franch!sea
for Railroad BrIdge-The Rock
Island aud LaSAlle Canal Project.
Especial Despatch to the Chiago T1ibune.l
DEs AoTsEs, Nov. II.
pardon for Peter Deseunon, Of Jefferson coun-
IT, In this State hss been received It the GOVERNOR
o1;ee.
The City Council Of Dnhnque has passed IN ord..
Eancc granting lands ard valuable franchises to
the Illinois Central and Dubuque and sion1 CITY
Railroad Companies, conditioned TINT the pro
posed ratlzoad bridge aeoss the Mississippi River
shall Be 70 constructed to etzike the Iowa shore
near Scventh etreet extension.
There WIS pubtic meeting in Davenport on
Aonaay evening Last to listen to a report from Dr..
Parry who has been engaged for eeye.al weeks in
making preliminary eursey fos an artificial water
communication between Rock Islaud and Chicago,
lie reported 1n enbatance that the project for canal
conneeting the Mississippi, 1t Rock Island, with
The ulnols and Michigan canal At LaSae, Is Eea4i-
hei that the Dividing range between TIC Illinois
river and Rock rfyer II not tnsu1mn1ntab!e; and
that the summit IcFel could be abundantly supplied
BY feeder from Rock river at Kockport. Measures
Here then taken to mise funds 10 dcay the cxpeu-
see Of = cafeln survey 60 that the result may BE-
la1d before Congress at IN early day during the next
ee<Efpu,
, 1865-11-18
4 HNttAh Bull bog in tho Fray-Ths
Bnll hog Hcgs for Yankee Help oa1
OF Dtndcu1ty-A Worso than Grey town
Explofe-Thc Britfzh Bul1 Dog Per-

0Ak1 NOX KE&1 Tor AnN86 Held 2H
OF fDtmcu1ty-A pgorso than GreJtovE,
! Exploft-The Hritfzh Bull DOG Fer
| tshcth msseFably.
1aya the captain Of tho Hayt1cn rebel stesmer WI
droque stated that he told the capt1n Of lie Bdis
steamer Bill DOG that the ssssnes he {thc to,
In the employ Of the Government. carrying tIoop
md munitions Of and that he believed HeiTtar,
snd some q his Cabinet we're on beard at the time
vas bonahdc British vessel, on d lecitImste yoy
age, md refused the rebel captain permission L
ss ssa5ch her The Bill Dog followed &c Voldroqu
uaytsen, and sending boat ashore, wss tufnrn,sf
that none Of her boats could lind unless by supsrio
lore !ona o. OF arms; & a heatily armed launch n:
met bya change Of bayonets nom Infantry. II, rs;
ezeT a Nere, however, permitted to take OF the Brit
The Bull Dog then prepared to fight. and The con.
gu again landed; bull no further Communication
through the boats of the United States steamer De
sSs u IL eonaes e; s ss S 'a
Even women came ont Of the houses, armed With
knises. and vowed Fenseanee Oh the Enslish e7pw
Rrt;y iIsy ae@psd to lapd They broke open The
eighs refugees belonging to Gcatd concealed there
fo5 W Wpso@seSa'on, @ and held them as hostages.
on Msds IS 8! * apt1f 4s
heavy btoalsides. The men weyu scattcred m the
ramparts, but soon manned 1heir p,eces nnd ren,teS
wt!h three Or four guns. The bnl Dog siesmed
and attempted to run down thn Volareone. hSt III
aground, Is already stated Ehe contfnncd to nm
hroad.ides into The open town. W fN'
On khore. on uty with bost'a rrrTr hoi y. ,sie
aculopsly cfc1pcd with their ifres, csnt W.1l.-
Of the DeSoio. sent A bosf aho4n1 TIA e R1Ii
IN The town it5nnt rotfE1nn H., w. . po1oasa M @
ised, and uithout infnrane H. 5nTsr% @ rsuia
Weanwhf1e Conf WsiEer sent ~ ~ XII 1nas.
Leut Howell thrnnoi, ihe hes ~ ~ ~ ~ 4aai5
Dog snd iia1tien Iat,es,et to htine ~ ~ al ~
o;,,EEa,. ~ ~, s1"a, ussGes ~ 9s1uE oa al !or-
, 1865-11-18

e. Tack, who arrived here Wednesday evening, ris.
tied 4 taloon near the Varieties. A ettaogt.
1acka right un. Tack, NOT rei,shtrc bis new sc-
Quatntanee, made 4 break far the door. when ha
~ ~ struck powerful blow In the fscc, knocking
found his pockets relieved Of \ gold witch and
cba4n, rafred at s1fo, and Is In g1eenbacEs, 4
man named DunS WEE arrested as one Of The ps.pe-
traitors, but neither The watch nor money was t.
covered. ~
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE steamer A. l. Motfat
Was burned at the lower edge Of the leyec LIST
F5lO01. -0'
The steamer Ben. Etiekney, which aank At Island
70. 1s,on Wednesday, was valued at s150,000 No
inaurunce.S
t,ov. Fletcher has appointed the TtA Of pecanbcr
~ the day for Thanksgiving.
, 1865-11-18
The South American War,

NEW YoEK, Nov. 1.-The Htr1td'x Bueuos
ATes correspondent tays the recent capture Of the
town of uuEuayana has greatly elated the allies
and they are confident or soon being
y H., poesessoa Of the Palsguayan capital. b1i
and the enlistment OF additional trooDs
iba ffi Se. soes q r,go.oo. II. proposed to ptae
Argentine Kcpub1c. There were enthusfastie
demonstrations tn Rio Janei1o aud Dqenos Ayres
over the capture of EEusnasana- The Emperor oj
Brazil, WHO took supervision Of his troops during
the siege, Has expected to soon return to the capi