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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
NEWS VIA CAIRO

NEWS VIA CAIKO.
Enemy Cencentrating their Forces-Great
Destitution IN Arkansas.
CAIRO, Feb 20 The Memphis Ballefin OF
this morning says the rebel leaders lately is-
sued orders to have al the detachments OF their
troops IN Western Tennessee brought toge ether,
with such conscripts as they have gathered, TO
be sent South without delay.
We have reason to believe that large por-
lion OF the rebel forces lately about Memphis
have alreac Y gone TO their destination, which
is said TO be Mobile
a raid in Arkansas developes the tacs that
much suffering exists from scarcity OF food.
The Abolition Of slavery i'm Louisiana.
CAIRO, Feb. 25.-The steamer Swan, from
New Orleans, On the 18th instant, has arrived.
The Constitutional amendment aboiishing
slavery was ratified. on the 17th instant, by
both Houses OF the Legislature OF Louisiana.
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HIss MARIE BAUVILLE as =. .MAZEPPA.
In which she will perform the terrible fe at of as
t.ndng from the foot lights to the tspnost height
Of the theatre.
LAsHED TO THE BACK OF THE UNTAMED
STEED.
LAsHED TO THE BACK OF TRR UNTAMED
STERD.
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yirst appearance Of the Champion Clog Dancers,
'De PORTER SISTERS
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FORD,x NEW FREATEH.

FORD'& NEW TREATEH
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Avenue
1Tr. Ford takes pleasure IN auuoun cling to the
lovers Of high art and chaste and refined acting
inWsshington, 8 brief engagement with the bril-
liant and versatile Artistic,
MRS. D. z. BOWERS
THIS tMONDAY) EVENING, FEBRUARY q.
CAMILLE,
Newly adapted for Mrs. Bowers by Madame Jul;a
De Marguerittes, in which Mrs Bowers A. the
heroine will be supported By
MIR J C., MCCOLLUM ARMAND
Mrs s. WILKINS. MAD. PRUDENCE
Mrs Bowers win on TUESDAY EVENING An
pear IN her Unparalle el ed lnBerssnatIon of
LADY AUDLEY.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's.

LAST WEEK OF THE FALL AND WINTER
SEASON
The Management takes great pleasure in an
psnpcine an ensaeement Of six nights. with the
Celebrated Eccentric Comedian aud thorOrs b
Aryiste, Mr.: J. s. CHANPRAU, who will appear on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb 27.
For the frst time in Washington, in Charles Gay.
ler's Great Comic Drama Of
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN AT HOME
With New and Beautiful Musical and Scenic Eff
LORD DUNDREARY...l
HON. SAMUEL PLANTA- nm ou.r,n,,
GANET ALBERT TRIP MN OdANFhAo =.
THOLEMUS R0SSLYN,
The Performance to conclude with the New and
Popular Farce OF the
QUIET FAMILY.
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WASHINGTON THEATEH.
Eleventh street and Pennsylvsnis avenue,
Under the Management of
Z. L. DAVENPORT AND J. w. WALBACK
THIRD WEEK
OF
GRAND C0MBINaTION
) RA TT v d Is ND
GREAT DOMESTIC DRAMA
STILL wATERs sRUN DEEP.
Which viii be REPRODUCED
THIS MONDAY EVENING. FEB.27,
In hich
J. W, WALLACK, Il L. DAVENPOCr,
T. PLAClDE. ROSE EYTINGN
And BLANCHE GREY will appear
Seats can be secured three days in advance
A s. PENNOYER, Treasurer
Doors open at O'Clock; curtain rises at O clock
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Johnny MACK ANp"LIPrLE MACK
JOHNNY MACH "LITTLR MACK"
II New Acts.
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EsArrAsrsnce Of
JENNIE JOHNSON AND CHARLEY KANE,
JENNIE JOHNsOS AND CHARLEY KANE,
vhowill sing 8 fsvorite Duet every night
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PROGRAMME:
2 Duet-"Hark, Whispering Anselsn Stevenson
8. Solo soprano-''Teaeh me Thy Ways. .Torrsnte
4. Q1arteite and Chorus" soldiers Of p.u;,.
8. Solo seprano-"With Verdnre Ciad'---. Haydn
6. Chorus IN abu codonosGrn.. Verdi
.. Organ Voluntary.
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J. Duet I'D Chorus" Magnify Jeho-
yahD Mozart and hossini
O. Solo soprsno4'I will extoi bee o Lords COSTA
s. Trio" Praise Ye'' Verdi
T. Duet viii give ThanEs' -. .Donizetti
8. soIo soprano.,', Judith" .ta.o 49,, concore
sor'' Verdi
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MATINEE,
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
COMMENCING ar 3 O'CLOCK.
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SYNOPSIS.

Village of Greep6eld-Tom King and his horse
among the nalives-The rsbbery-Dick Turpin aud
his lady love-squire Whimsey's breakfast par
Ior-The Squire beils over. but tbs kettle d0es
not-h female servant that knows her place
Jackey is taken trial ana tries his master g
per-BJeak fast for one, not for one intended.
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c. II. BOX,
Ethiopian Comedian.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
cANTERBuRY HALL,

RIv PERFORMERS
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Tickets OF ad nissiop, 81; go be had At the Book
and Music Stores generally, and s. the door on the
evening OF the Concert. fe q 3tt
, 1865-11-09

r r 3 eou1F 2 InI' 1u!es, Dct, 15I4.. .1U!A ....
Loeal stocks are quiet md steady, with sales on
shestock Board Of old Cook County Scrip at TO-.
We quote: .-- = %.
Cook County Scrip, Dec. 1861. 7......1oa - lo7
Cook County SCRIP, Feb 1865 ,..... a5h 9sM
Gook County Scrip, March 1H56. Ttx %
Cook County Scrip, april 1s65..... " IS
1hnu National RAnk. .....,...,,.,,..... los.
, 1865-11-09

One rebel lion after another appears In
Washington. John II. Reagan had hardly
departed, when Gen. Longstreet arrived and
day by accident. He Possesses fms, manly
presence, strikingly reminding one OF Gen. G.
H. Thomas. His face indicates very rcsolute
character. He looks the very picture Of
health, and, unlike most Of the rebel notoric-
ties we have had here, Is very we'll dressed
arm, that II Is still useless IN consequence Of
The wound he received Inst summer In the
Wilderness.
, 1865-11-09
Robbery, Murder and'ArEof1-
from the Loulkril1e Journal Till

Thomas Eawyer, Of Robertson county
Tenn, was robbed on Friday night the 50
instant, and himself and wife murdered, and
his house burned. Nothing remained Of Saw
yer and bis wife but their Rearts and skulls.
Sawyer was an Industrious, honest and quiet
man. He was thought to hare o large
amount of gold and silver about his house.
On thursday night, the I'd Of November,
stet hen Bugg, u colored man, was murdered
md robbed by gang Of sIr outlaws. Busg
lived on the Louisville & Nashville Raf1tppd,
not far from South Tunnel He was an in.
dustriouI, saving, honest man, and had the
good will OF all. The Nashville Press and
Iiuata says thero Is no Disgusting the tact that
there Is gang Of outlaws, the de6ria of: Har-
Pcr's and Bakers gucr1la bands, operating in
Summer and Robertson counties. In Frank
lin, Kentucky, on the 5th instant, man
by the name Of Butler. shot hss brother,
Samuel Butler, killing him Instantly. At
night sone person or persons went to the
murdercr's house and killed him. A Ester ac-
count says he attempted to escape from the
gunrd, and was shot.
, 1865-11-09
Look Out for Your Waterfalls.
d. .k.r

We sec from our exchanges that the thieves
OF this country arc up to many new dodgcs
recently to curry out their evil designs, We
notice In one locality they have turned their
attention TO waterfalls, ,''-not a min seat,
but the surplus hair carried On the back OF
the head b. the fair ee1 generally. For this
purpose the scoundre1s carry sharp knife,
which they use as defensive weapon in case
of attack, and to relieve ladies oil TINT fash
ionab1c eIcrcscenee known as watertalls.n
Il Is said that they use the knife with
the dc1terity Of painted savage on the
war path, md with flourish OF the scalp
Ing knife take the waterfall from Iady's
head close to the skin, and sometimes perform
the operation with so much dexte1ity and
del:cacy thai the lady only discovers her loss
when her hcad drops upon her bosom-hav-
Ing hcen deprived Of Its counterbalauce. The
value Of the haul made by the thief Of co,1rye
varies, as 1t is nil q matter Of chance. But it
Is said 10 be poor waterfall TINT will not
Yield from five TO eight dollars worth OF hair,
besides ttsundrlcs." In Utica We notice. thew
hare gone to snatehtng mufs, which pays
better, as they are still moro valuable. The
thtcf, as he passes lady ut dusk, has no iit1i-
Guilty IN snatching muff, as most ladies carry
the article In one hand and poised on the
tips of her fingers, as though inviting some
one TO remove the burden.
, 1865-11-09

The sehE- fntsrnatsonal which wcut to pieces On
Salmon Point. Lakeontatto. yesterday. loaded With
earsn Of corn. vas insured AZ follows:
~steal,V ~ssas.sTs sfsn12 H. On eafo sa
Phanix and ha,tonsI o. 5oo0
The hA7que Great West No. Is reported lahore On
Colchester Reef-laded with corn. Her carso is in
sured for $4,000, IN the Mercantile Mutual, OF New
York Der bull and freight list are also lrsured.
Tho schr. GearEe WosthinGtou, ioaAtI with rail.
road Iron. u Ashnro near Rac,ns.
The kchr. Marion Fsnn, loaded With Canadiau bare
ley, is ashore near Port Cu}oorne.
Tha schr Wings Of Tho Morning il also ashosr near,
the s7;us pinee, loaded with stavcs.
-7ae schr- Kelpe, loaded with lrsaber Is reported
ashora II 3foskteon.
Tho Toledo Blade of Monday saws:
~ sEs barring to-day The most ylolent gale tso, sh
water u The rtver fell about oE feet ID les humber
barely ads he hsrbor oeto5s the sic eas %. Capt
- % sset ~: e
nsefs!IDs ~ 10 run before lhe wind TO attempting to
There - several propeue.s IN port rc.a, to leaya,
Of yn s e. so sa ss e e
s set O. e .hc M oaE "a nofoee % Tomorrow. g.,,.
fs. Is 70 es feared TIT yssssls aad en oatt'ts s
does moi sem posseie or 1esse to iisa Il @ sss "'
-The Detroit Tribune OF Tpesdsy has ths follow
tngktsms:
seuocxrn way,x1p sco4r.-ghis vessel, which
got en- tolnt Al E.1qnsa NV d.,a alnee vas 70: od
~ ntF captain. WITHOUT outside Al4 aftEr throwing
overheard her derk load Of utnbeT and u now on her
way to this city, Hnf damages sl1she, YET 1t viii
her bottom. -
COLLISION ON LAKE SCrKk1or.--The steamer Lady
franklin. Ehiln on htr passsse down Lake superior,
saIne z eolAsinn With thu schoonsr ). q. Andfexs.
Going t;isht aansEe e her stern ns yss;el had her
ioteG9inE g.ye rse 70 snmoF ndqstE!onsly eiseuar
but asidt nom The above. entirely gronodlests
Shs ofnuSht down null freight, and proceeded 10
Cor 0Fy-The schooner Arrow, which durInE the
recent northeast gste went ashore Point Au Pella
si1hoai damaxe 70 her hulk The xreAter portion ot
ner sAEgo - sssed in good condition. md not ex-
Ssta!aE seo9 bushels M MAJ 30 coa4Ielel :. lost
;sfssS Of seg!ng hsr o. under tho command Of Zap
Lalh Hff1m AmtS. WAs quick 10 1he rescue and 4kl-
fully managed throughout alf- Williams agent ior
tne Messe1n INSURANCE Company. aeted also in eo1-
nnston In the undertaking, whose eounsela ve1e we'll
work rom Gr1t u last.
~ sGow CHAHss srrrn AsMokxEr'is c.afs 90 tat-
lng heF departure rum Aorpeth, G. r., ca Lake kr1.
on Friday las.. 9Th cargo of lumber ". dnte93 e
As1ofe shortly 4ftT getting under portlon ot
sss Sssgo sssthrown ore1oo.Fd ent d,i.ed % he ~
tug Mlch9sn has gone to her aid and pos,oto
get her on she il owned In this city BY " teese'
EAO- md ferf 1nSufr3
, 1865-11-09
lIFE. ER0WTN AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. 8. Il. Aliens VoT<ee's
Hair Rest0sea" and Dress
ing i,,vigorafe, strengthen
and zengthen the hair. They
act djrectzy etpo,s the roots
Of the hair, supplying re-
quired 4eol11.ishnseast, and
natural color and bea,stu
returns. Grey hair disap-
bald spots are coz
cred, hatr stops falling, and
tstaeuri01at gro,cth Is the re-
ssazt. Ladies and Children.
scill appreciate the delight
fME fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance inspart-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of soizi,sg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant head-dress. q
ssaA By ali pE13sisss-
Depot 1893 4 200 Greenwich St. NY.
ort3.EsiSxt-rn aAAru
, 1865-11-09

and TO participate In organizing the
House. The point Of the CopperheAds bas
been that the certificate Of Gov. Humphriea
or Goy. Or that certain gentlemen had been
elected to Congress from South Caro1ina Or
Mississippi, Is as valid and binding as tho
Ike certificate signed by the Governor of
MnssaehpsettA or New York. Thus The MY,
Herald 81 ya:; ,. =: - +;
~; "1noss e, who apn;y ,ot .sat =. representative.
enc.e md certified 70 e9@e ~ tse Sstn snetr
stsle officials, phowing that they hare been rcFn.
even BY the lay Of Congress- to 70 behnd thd.e 49,
nacates hom EirgtniA iaan be has ron New yosk
IRON SOUTH Csiolina ttan from Asssachrfe,,a II
he4r r. e iasa is9ln qne Slate be can from all
s,o,sh nsssl enona cetlneation OF the election OF
members n y CORRECT and TINT Governor uumphreys'
ench ~ Ah'ddsstaRp - fand! To attempt to ea7 Any
nun, M nof only Of 1aW, but Of The CONSTITUTION. Nor
has eiths houtc of Congress any authority to mske
nny Euch Decree = ~-~
The Clerk of the House Will find his power
to 1enve Southern members OF the roll, In
the fane facts which invest the President
with the power to annul the late elecHona
supersede the Will Of the so-called people of
South Carolina and MissIssippi-the white
mnortty-and TO continue a Provisional
Governor attc1 the people hare elected
Governor tn his stead. The power
TO do these things lies in the fact that
the Southern States have no actual matured
state constitutions Or governments, but that
thetr officers, whether appointed by the Pres
ident without asking the peoples consent or
elected BY the people, are equally proyisionsl
, 1865-11-09

A very lnrge meeting was held In Brooklyn
on Friday night, which was addressed by Hon.
". D. Kelley, Of this city, General Wal6ridge,
General Knpatrick and General Logan. XII
patrick, In the course Of his speech, read the
following letter to himself from General Sher-
man:
"Gcne1a1 Judson Fitzpatrick:
"DEAK S1R:-I have observed with Inter
est your political conflict in New Jersey. It
is really provoking, hardly worthy Of 9 sc1i
Gus thought, but rather of satire and ridIcule,
The. squlrmlng Of the politicians called Cop
pcrheads, who opposed the war from every
conceivable motive. Some from sheer cow
ardicc, others to oppose . political party.
Some because they thought We could not whip
the South, and now that It is reduced to q
demonstration, have hard work to explain
their condnct, cycn'to themselves. hare no
patience with that class Of men, and believe
the people Of the South hare more respect for
US who belabored them soundly, than for the
Copperheads, who, nomlnally their friends,
led them deeper and Deeper into trouble.
"W. T. SHERMAN,
aMajqr Generul.n
, 1865-11-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 1865.
Bnriness throughout The city Is les active than
for several months past, and financial affairs are
Unusually quiet. There IL moderate demand for
money at the leading discount houses, and prime
paper Is discounted at 10 per cent per annum; but
he banks continue to act cautiously, md they gen
ernlly tefuse TO accommodate outsiders. Produce
rspcr Il plenty, bun s not in fasor at pscscns M
less accompanied By shipping bills, and thus basi
ness Is done chiefly by private bankers, al rates
varying from 1eD18 per cent per annum.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange Ia still short Of
the demand, and the market continues nrnn st paf
buying aad lilo prem. selling. Round lots were
sold by the banks to each other at a premium Of
ecGGsc but the demand at these rates IL 1css ur-
gent than formerly.
Tho Produce n,a1kets to-day ruled quiet. Flour
was steady. Wheat adyunced lc' per brAhcl. but
the demand Has less active. Corn opened 1Mc pc1
bushel higher, bnt the advance lost bcfbse The
close OF the mtrhet 0as ruled 46D1c better. Rye
declined 1c per bnshe1. Barley was quiet md
steady. Hishvfnes were unchanged Prsvisiuns
wcrc dull and dropping. Grim neights ru1cd
lower !
Gold Opened today In New York At 147,; and
gradually weakened and closed at 1aGsz. Tho fol-
loving are the quotations telcgraphea to James
n1rH 4. ffrf1fh veil hrp1r
, 1865-11-09

Mr.. J. W. Forney writes, under his sigma
ture Of Occasional" the following history
Of the exercise Of the power, by the Clerk Of
the House, to exclude from the roll members
elect from the reconstructing States:
~ find in The Congregational Giotk, arst session
AAAVnih Congress. that MI. Ethesidse, acting
under this Law, called the nance, to use his own
Hotds and the words OF the Law, lpaes 4, part l. OF
G9ohe aboFe named "of auch persons. and such
persons only, whose credentials show that they
have been regularly elected In accordance with the
laws Of their States respectively. or with the
1awH OF the Uu1ted States" Acting under
this formal caution, he omitted the members
from .Aarylaad, a State that had no, seeded, but
had maintained its regular organization throughout
tbe rebellion, and had elected It's Senators and Hep
fesentatives to both Houses OF Congress. Mr.
Dawes, OF Massachusetts, offered the following res
ontion, which, aiser an Intellectual motion 10 lay II
on the table By Democratic mcmber, Mr, J. C,
Aueu- Of Illinois. was adopted. says the report,
amid renewed applause ttozn the gallcszcs:'
.s, u" Rsso*nsd Thai he names Of John A. J.. Czes-
tfancis 1hcmas and Benjamin q. Harris b ploee3
Masyland.' 'ASNA
The Clerk, Ill. Ethetidee, had also omitted to
eall eix members fturn Missouri, viz: Frapcis P.
Dlait, r., Henry T. How, John W. M'C1urr, =. II.
Boyd. Benjamin Loan and William 4. naIi; and
these were, BY a resolution similar to the above,
offered by Nj. Davis, Of Maryland, placed on the
regular roll.
'1e had also omitted John N.NcD4ide, OF Oregon,
A. c. Wilder, Of Kansas, and the three members Of
West Vfrsinia, Jacob B. Blair, Walt,au @. Brown,
and knltan '. Whailey; and there we,e ordered to
be entered On the regular roll by similar resolu
ton ard votes. In all these instances tho certificates
were regularly made ont and signed by the Cover
noss oftheStatcs ogAa15land- Missouri, ,Kau.
sas, and West virg,nia, respectively; but Mr. Ehcr-
tdgc, following Whist he conceived to be the strict
letter Of the law Of March 3. 1sGs did not believe
they had been. regularly elected IN accordance
With the laws Of ther States respectively, or with
the laws Of the United States He had, however.
enrolled the Louisiana claimants, Mese1a N, r.
Field, and Thomas Costnan rs coming within the
Law, and they wese both subsequently, denied their
scals On report Of the Committee on Elections,
appzosed by large majority Of The House The
example Of Mr. Etheidge, In excluding members
from resufar adhering states like Maryland. Mis-
eousi, kansas Oregon, and West virgtnia, from the
frst tnn 1t the organization OF the House In the
AxAv11th conEress, WIS sanctioned BY the De-
nocracS With equal unanImttJ and determination.
, 1865-11-09

Toa! lnenranee........'... -.....'......$a1oU
The loss is estimated ut present to be total
The following ahoWt the insurance on the schr.
international and cargo of Corn lost on Salmon
Point, Lake Ontario: -;
Underwriters Agency, On cargo I'll 900
Security lne. Co. on ttieght list -.......... 45O0
ThGntx and National on bull. 5000
Auothet company {name not known) On hull a,M0
, 1865-11-09

-Setpps, Preston & Kear, succcssors TO Preston,
Willard kean, Bankess, II Clark strect, In thelr
daily letter quote money active, Exchange Mm,
Governments weak,
, 1865-11-09

Total.. 3Sss 1Ap LIS
Tho entered sales to-day foot up oo head ranging
IN price fsom s3so to s7.,eo chle1y at x4-csa4sa
The market to-day has been moderately active. and
prices ase without essential change nom yesterday
though hardly 50 nru-
The receipts are not large, but buyers ere Inactive
and manifest 10 sn1iety 10 operate. A few packers
have betn operating today and also ore or two Pitts
hursh buyers These, with the city butchers and
speenlssoss. have taken nearly al the stock.
There's arc come pastaby good Cattle In the ys.dsand
sales have been made 1t s6.so and 500 tn. dsv
closes with nearly al closed out.
We quote the market moderate and priccs vftbont
essential change from yesterday. but no. strong.
The following azr the cloiog' rates to-day:
1oe1sa PRICES To-Day.
E<tru RsresEFlne, fat, wet1-forued. 4tos
years OLD steers, and ayeragtnE LEO rs
Prime Eeetes-Eood, veli.fstied. fsiriy Ss "
ioTmed Steers, svefaxtug from l,101 to I,iM
~ r. es;: 7s3s7s
uxg usTastng iGos Ia ~. 80, Is
SOC lo5o ~ aa! 30
tesh. aVe1aztng 869i iooo Is. op3l
fnff71nr-Lght and thin Cow and StcerH.
fooRn aad coafzt, Averaging CaG3S4 Ms ..o- n
+"A ~
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
a11K4XAN YAEps.
The market At these Yards has heta Qnee &no peS'S
, 1865-11-09

nltion etc, etc. the money invested 10 the losn,
oJ our citizens, may prove very good iu-
Festmens TO the country at Large. II It en-
Ahled the followers Of Juarex 70 drive out
Ma1imillian: It. would BE- very cheap price, ,
indeed, for the escape Of our Government from
war with France. !.
j an satisfied that the news of this loan
movement will create u profound sensation
throughout Europe. It's hrst effect Will, no
Coubt, be to depTeciate United States secnh-
tinted in Paris, under the auspices Of Loui.
Napoleon. lta next will be to involve afr.
Seward in very lively correspondence With
Monsieur Drouyn de LfHuys. =
Statistics and Rountles Of the Colored
Troops-PrcpaFatton OF the Annual
Reports to Eongrcss-The Adams E1.
prca Robbery and The War Depart.
ment-Gen. LonKstfecf.
From Our ONu Correspondent
, 1865-11-09

the most of their opportunity; their machine
shops aud shfpyards hare enjoyed prosperity
never before equalled4 Their ship owners and
merchants have fattened upon our distroasea:
They can we'll aford to pay out Of their psoats
the petty losses which aFe claimed. and 'atill
have millions Of wealth wrung from ns n
naming. r.::.
Our harvest will soon come, but We ahall
better their instruction hundred fold, until
not yestige Of British merchant navigation
viii remain upon the ocean In rivalry with
ours. ~
We pray you, therefore, to retain the van
tsge she has given us BY making no further
.GoyeGnment to obtain payment from them
for the losses thus incurred by our own citi-
ztus, and to retain IN full force the precedent
set By Great Britain a. infinitely more vain.
able than those claims.
, 1865-11-09
FROM ST. LOUIS,

A Small Local F1eht-The New Conafi,
tution Rumpus-Regtstry Law So.
vero ON Rebels--Thc Eight HHour
movement-SucceAs OF the Pacific
Railroad.
, 1865-11-09

Eheat-NothIns doing. Tho lndlcaNona ara that
!erorted u No amber at x2GI For t1ts willie
93B M ~ tse 9sst e eas5; @ MOL Eh,e as11 aaksd nd
without nnyera: for No. amber was ofcrcd and
1s0 aa6ed rejected white vas offered at S+S3- Corn
barley nsiags III on tee stsset Kye-Good densnd,
Gstsobemand setiSc and pTIcesnfm |ho1es.1S S1tes
Sc, In b1Ea4 Selling On the stIect It %0943c.
, 1865-11-09

Now that the election Is over, md the re.u-
lar ticket elected by majority too numcrou,
to mention, We can afford to point out 10 the
gettess-up Of the so-ea1lcd soldiers ticket
wherein, in addition to their leading error Of
getting up any ticket ut Ill, they made Sec
ond very great blundcr. This Was when they
put the names Of McAllister, Mike Eyans and
Pat CasTuler on their ticket. The presence
Of these names repealed most Of the Republi.
Guns who were dissatisfied with the Conven-
ton nominees, from supporting 1t. Tho Cop
pe1hcads refused to support 1t, because 1t was
called a Hao1dters' Ticket" as they have no
affection or sympathy for soldiers, but on the
contrary cordially hate tAcn, on account Of
the terrible drubbing they gave the "dear
Southern btethrcn' In an abolition war;
1he three copperhead names acted on the
boilers Ticket like dead files in pot Of oint-
ment-stinking the whole ointmcnt. Eyen a
majority Of the soldiers who voted, supported
the regular nominees, while The mass OF the