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News Items.
By T,Ierssa q l.s Ssv Yori SUM-

Tus Memphis Cotton rarks, Is greatly excited
.nt price. have .dvsIesi over two per cont. .
pound.
Tns steamer Fres',o'e, sunk IN the YAroo Riv-
e., on hs 27th vi, The fr-'sh v-ss saved in .
dana. 81 coalition. NJ live. we're Tort.
Nina CNLrroSe T. BrAGG, .he viio Of opo of tho
most prom ecu, tusincs, mon Of Rsnyor, Me, was
run over b. hu-sy las, wo.k snd killed.
1ur Turl'sh Pcrts has addressed = nota of cen.
sure to Prince Cougs on account Of the severity
disp nysd by bis government auring tho late riots
a Nuchaic.,
TuH M's.ss'rpi Central Railroad will be In run.
passengers c,l reach New Orleans in forty hours
stttr leaving ihr former city.
TnR Presh -tcrian synoi Of virginis, IN session
Al Lynchtur', Va, on Saturday last adopted roso-
luuons in ',vor % n,aintsining . separate church
organization IN Vrl llnis.
Tue majority for Gen. Humphrey Tor Governor
Of Mississippi over Judge fishe-, viii probably To
iel thousand. The majority OF q. l.. Potter, the
auu negro testimony candidate for the Cour, of
Appeals IN tho Jackson District il three thousand
TnE bark Elwin and Lizzie arrived at Halifax on
Saturday ami reports that on tho 10Th Of septem-
Ter, latitude ~, longitude 81 dog - min., saw red
buoy marked "Tslesrsph 3" (or o., red flag on
rassi, nearly gono; ball all right. thinks It vas
detached from the cable
Jupsos CRAZE has Withdrawn tron the Congress.
sional cunvsss In Virginis. In . card no says
"As voted TO ratfy tho ordinance OF secession Of
Virginia, and syInpAthised generally with bsr,
could not consoio.t touHly and upon constitutional
grounds also take tho prescribed oath"
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REIfUrorS yNTEIJIGENCR.
rho Episcopal Convention rittb m,

Pn,ddelphid, OFT 9.-rAc General Convention Of
thc Episcopal Church re-sssc blei Al IL O'Clock thi,
morning
The Rev. ~ P--rrs.. frcn the Cr-- unitiee On thn
tpn,oci Hon ~ bishop, lopored shat due cv idencs
9t thg GO. -iol OF Eyy thafie, old ou'rtati, 10
III h' ci IL ir 'sc', lad bceu 'utri'tjd 10 them,
rit w. unlimited ateeulut.on " .his eTe- whicu
visa a0u3ttd / thc OuuvCutIrt. Ai.er "A iurg nnd
etc'ici s'tHfion tnit tho Nroy. of the te-ti-
ronl4ls u i,ev Chart. Told Ouii tNrl. aaI llyc
tlllf eoutclt 20 li. Eett.4, - q Blss si tho
liopes' ui lsnutrsta.
a lrttoa nom tue pa-e, 4 ronrs- lvani- ssh rug
ioi giNiat ,f t'-f r~f a. ufs rgtsruteI lv kr.
W Oh, Nhd fc',r."f 20 te to.mi. .ier on Dioccsr
lhe linus' srre,a % yu,e, with the Hnus0 o. sh-
or a. ]. Gcl u luetdiy, IN nominating board
o. a.ious
nscus. N 49, tnen rrrurlcd on tho p posed uev
canon c' tHS clergy nUu i.OIu ,uteIiu1 the IN lie
t4i' O. nErN s,.N @ cAcf - % clspHius huf arer
loIg tclf' ci,russiau was rosipouet W allow the
doflsCs tvtlgu tie tcstmnuII oi the rShop sect Of
7 isruu.-gH
ihn di1Ur nc t.oyose. we're then called In alpha
% iysl uitl t4t IAy -'1au from Maine refused to
trn h' tH''if1~1.g.. All The layTuen from Masaa-
,.Utct'. ,tG ,Ac ptcu VI one refused 10 sign
~. lNr nru prCrCu' f-c-n tll the other diocoscs
HgnSd thO .Osumou.al Aajoatucd.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Mad to The EerS York SUM-

Tus so-inrhrll RKrOsLIoA, says the PsnIans
haze purchased tlilHen lunb0Ats.
WaLE IRELAND has vs. Fenisns, Finland has Il.
I uoW.llau7, having for then objooi the sstAb-
h,hu,sut uf Finnish republic.
THE b-r,ers of BoI.on are ssitsling the eight
hour system.
3m Mo.roS Pro say. 'An American is only an
T. ,lsuuan ehsrlcrci up"
uApfEs nave ben issuod from the War Depart.
n u.sni rIolishug tho milit,ry tsp4rtmeht oi New
MfN,o.
rur rons,sbuls-r fore. ~ ,ls1d numbers is.
900 mcn, many Vi whom are susg gcUtoa q Eenisn-
lam.
TuE S1shv,'l,, Tenn, b'nrAr1a rays ,no NH.
tay oh'"s sro n,l,ly al w.nn,ng up nelr buEi-
Lcs', pre-. sratory ~ 'coIng ahop."
Tur DIV aouGs stores u Troy sfo N ho closed n,
seven o'clock Ia Che oy'utug, turing tho Winter,
according TO an agreement ainons The proprlstor-L
AJ suction sale, ,ivc-rscd y tpss plsce, Of the
et-c.s o. tho late Afn. SJrrat, g.thcre quite
c.o"d 50 her lSS rst-aonce, hui iOr LDsas reason
Was postponed.
THH U1ltrl States . -llc; Govt .. Ct''.ro IA,
decided that rn..r red Woman, in IliLJH ~ Ns-
cousin, tls sue hor huH 7nd, - wcll -.sr Ior-
te', tor c.s,r r,, ~ rTr'1.
ru Ilorer,v q. Jps =. Dr,'i, ,lr,,her o'J q.
u W. .ad Of a. e..t 10. t. o. - TO, u1ti 10 II
81. rr q .rn'. r' i'-n re-lO. 'i - tom. Urea
s-H nu7 b. iup't-cu."
IDy very e.. 1r "a. rs.-r,.r. ifon Pn'la-
d-.a' % o.,...a. = oI 'ta,.' are rt. -ls.'-
they n.si a'>l = lGIss 81 lfy =! .s-uy : 10
usI
\ fL' IA N-tiN'.a, 2 ny. -. l'oysuuy vifs
." ', '.I day tt.f gFr.f Scr t4y ng proved
u',4ItAlni 10 l'ia. PIE cd " taO tp,- ono shot
having yea ra.s4 ,Ac ,sGrh
Ors-nr,'Ay s0airr.a o. ~, lanicS aud lsbor-
ors en-. 's-l ct tho ..s ~ Iul:.t. e ,IHir-
iuE to building, ras iEu.s.uIa "a, "a t.e
m',u Hoit1 towor, IAoasurmg tWeuty 81 ,,ht f'o.
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From Europe.
siH DAYS Later News.

y~r Y0rs, oct. S.-The steamship Brennan nom
tos.h Ilpion, Sep. - With p.senssp and mails
IA arrived .. THE port.
HIlVuI, Oct. o.-Tho steamship China, from Liver
pol the S0h Sept ana Queenstown on the lot inst.
La arrived here.
Paihcr Po.nl, Oct. 9.--The steamship North Ame-
riesn from Londonderry on the 29th Of septcmber
tu arrived of this point ths morning for quebec.
TnE TEsIAS r1cIrrg4ST.
Arrests Of fenlAns Ia Ireland continue. and i'm
portant documentary evidence is sccumuiGtins
>ga4nst them. Anons tho pap.rs Uncovered 10 one
rving the particulars q expected arrival. At Bantry
n'p,y Of aIms-bea-ins vclsOs from America. Tho
i Cork EXAuSrK Ftyes n report thst special COM
mission viii shortly 10 o5l,clod for that citv, 10 try
ihe Fen,an prisoners the charge OF hich treason.
Ecnisns 's said " have been di opvsred anong tho
Iriah residents ia Irnlon ami tho police eTe keep
lpc n s:r,ct 'uIvoa.G1., ever q --1.
= Qy-sHs'oisu, o.. Tie regi-l prisoners were
ourht before The Ponce MlsistrAte. At Dublin
Irlsy, noiudirr the ed.tJr and Proprietor OF the
lnIsu PEorrr nosf w.
NJ Bsfry, Que, . ..- ~, arprlrci FOR the Crown
ard made l1n- 'rs ID. I'' aid that with the last
.fortn.rtt tLloe .ols rG 'ge hundred pounds had
arrived aou, .ms-'cs 20 nc expended iu Te'o o.uton-
bine De-. ND, saA '- tH-t d,c's mail the Govern
M 1t h.' ti'--cr- -t"r 10Y one of the pr'ouers
SG.en p9r ~ I'm ITO house of RoihsIhiids
fcve-I C.Ae. lC..' containing bile Of
i-,naijss 1.--, ~, 10 Gf,l. nri."nsr, IA
INle iso H. d..ld 70. ,a .c mu'le'o1. vetpin.
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bot that L 10 not I.fs % lruv,i n. rosds alone
yc'Vr'nv, hr Rockford, Of JAnestcsu 10, N0v Vol
vhlc on his W, To shaifer vv vav rd .ud rol n
oi ri,Drn huEdrod dollars aud gold watch and lef
f urf' ne ie 'livg but not lisey TO trcUver. Car
~ ~ is ei Hl'cst nirhtiy rrcnce her mailing
u uste ~ q ont otteI DARK. 1hOsc doi.. businp-,
hclc Nit 20 urLNBisiLg .hensol,cs iutO avkslApce
cnnnl4tt,t lss he UHu protsc.ion
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The Latest News
ir 'reIeE r,p,, 10 &c y. ". san.
FROM EUROPE.
DDITI01lL FEWAY ARRESTS

Aid From America.
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he NOor!ity to be Assassiuated.
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,lONEY BY THE BUSHEL 4!
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.00G " ilUrdsreuS " Pixies
Discovered!
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JUSTICE FOUND At LAST.
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''EaIBLE CHARGES MADE.
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TIE MISSISSIPPI FREEDMEN.
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a Suspicious Ship.
iizURE OF l2O TONS OF SHELL.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT.

We desire 10 call the attention Of our readers
10 this Standard History Of the American Rebel.
lion, by Horace Greeley.
In its character and scope it has no competitor
among all the Histol les of the War.
We assure our readers that Mr.. Greeley's
treatment of the subject is honest, impartial,
straightforward and thorough. He permits pub
lie men, and political parties, to define their own
positions, in speeches, letters and platforms. All
of his statements are well fortified with statistical
proof, and copious notes; he goes to the root and
source, and, with a masters hand, traces the
growing conflict through the entire period of our
National Life, His style is vigorous and inspir-
ing. In point of Typographical execution and
beauty Of embellishments, il is a work Of the very
highest order. No intelligent American can afford
10 be without it. The work is sold only by sub
scription. Vol. I is now ready for delivery by
GEO. & C. W. SHERWOOD, 11S Lake St, Chicago
Ill.,, and by their Agents. Vol. H., which com
petes the work, Is nearly prepared. We advise
our readers TO purchase this, The BEST HISTO
RY OF THE VAR.
Sept. 81, 1S65-2W.
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The Great Salt Springs in Saline.

We learn that this valuable property, at
present owned by Messrs. Crews & Letch-
err, is about to be sold TO joint stock com
pany for the purpose of better developing
its value, There is no question that sooner
or later, it is bound to be the means of
untold wealth to its owners-and they have
adopted the proper mode of developing it.
No one has ever seen these great natural
curiosiies, without being at once struck
with wonder and amazement. Withan an
area of quarter Of a mile, there are some
eight or ten of those springs, two CT which
would each furnish volume of water suf.
ficient 10 propel mill. The water is as
strong, (when tested by saliometer,) as
any other in the United States, and the
inhamable gas, thrown up in immense
quantities, we have no doubt, indicates the
existence of petroleum, possibly in greater
abundance than any other locality in the
Mississippi valley. We hope that the COM
pany will commence operations at once, in
way TO test the matter, and at the same
time 10 bring into requisition the immense
wealth which is contained in it. We wish
them all success in the enterprise Lex
ington Express.
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Within very short time the English
papers have commenced bringing us accounts
of Fenian demonstrations in Ireland. One
newspaper says:
"The Fenians, it appears, are not con-
fined to the southwest or western part Of
Ireland. They are to be found in the north
as well. A body Of them has appeared in
the County Down-a district where their
existence was never dreamt OF. They
marched through several towns with their
insignia, and would have been attacked by
the Orangemen, but the coastabulary force
interfered, and prevented any serious breach
of the peace. 1t would really seem as il
the accounts which have come from the
other side of the Atlantic respecting the
preponderance of the Fenians in Ireland
were fact, and not as many persons on
this side Of the water believed, a fiction. y
One may infer from this that the late
assertions of the Fenians in this country
with reference to an early attempt against
England, have a substantial foundation
We await with the liveIest curiosity Tho
solution of problem which includes thu
transportation of one or two hundred thous
and armed Fenians 10 Ireland from this
country.-[S st. Louis Press.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In Circuit Court, Howard county, Missouri,
December term, 1860. In vacation August II,
1865.
Jno. ]. Burris in his own right and as
Executor of the last VIII and testa-
ment Of John Buris, decd, Bathoio-
new Bunis, Thomas Bur'is, and
Susan, his wife and Jenny Bmlis,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Oliver Russell and Mary Russell, his
wife, Austin Kelam, James Kelam,
Martha Kelam and John keam
Defendants.
NOW at this day comes the Plaintiffs aforesaid
by their attorneys, and file in the Office OF the
Clerk of the Howard Circuit Court, in vacation,
their petition and affidavit, stating among other
things, that the above named defendants, TO-
wit: Austin Kelam, James Kellam, Martha
Kellam and John Kellam, are non-residents of
this State, and cannot be served with process
as the law directs. 1t is therefore ordered by
me, Clerk aforesaid, in vacation, that publication
be made notifying III cm that an action has been
commenced against them by petition for partition
in the Circuit Court of Howard County, in the
State of Missouri, the object and general nature of
which is 10 procure al order Of sale Of certain
tracts Of land, situated in Howard County, Mis-
souri,, o-wit the Northeast fractional quarter of
section No. thirty (30,) township ffty-one (51 }
range seventeen Q7,) East half Sc Or. section
20, township 81, range II, North half of the
SW or. of section %, township 81, range II,
West half of the Sc quarter OF section %, town
ship 81, range II, and the West half Of the NV
or. of section %, township 81, range II, cont ain
ing in all three hundred and seventv-thee acres,
and that unless you the above named non-resdents,
defendants, be- and appear at the next term of said
court to be holden at the courthouse in the city
of Fayette in said county of Howard, on the first
Monday in December next, and on or before the
sixth day thereof, (if the term shall so long
continue, if not, then before the end of the term }
judgement will be rende ed against you, and the
said land sold for distribution.
(~~~ Given under my hand and official seal
: SEAL. August 1lth, 1865.
| t~~S c. H. STEWART, Clerk.
| CLARK & CocKERILL, At'ys for Plff7s.
August 81, 1S65-nl2 ST. SIS.
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Iincoln's Tomb.

During Grants late visit to Springfield
he visited soak Ridge" the burial ground,
about two miles from the city, which is
destined 10 receive the body OF President
Lincoln. A gentleman who accompanied
him says:
The remains are still unburied, aud lie in
the ception-house, just as they came from
Washington, watered by the tears of the
nation. A guard-tent is pitched opposite
TO this house of the dead, on a rising knoll
surrounded by trees. Three sentries guard
the sacred remains night and day, and the
stone doors are kept open, so that the all
may circulate freely through the place. Ar
iron gate protects the remains from a close
intrusion, although one can see the two
coffins-those of the father, and the deaf
little son, who was carried here from Wash.
lngton with him TO their final resting place
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION IN CAB

inet-A Lively Scene between Seward
and Harlan-Juarez not to be Supported.
The Courier des Etats Unis, N. Y, of
tho 9Th inst, has received from Washington
the following dispatch:
The Mexican Question was discussed at
the Cabinet meeting held on Thursday, and
which was presided over by President john
son. All the members present expressed
themselves favorable TO the statu quo ex-
cept Mr.. Harlan, Secretary of the Interior,
who desired that Juarez should be at least
indirectly supported. Quite lively scene
took place between Mr.. Seward and Mr..
Harlan, the premier telling Mr. Harlan
that he sacrificed the true interests of the
country to the love of vain popularity; that
it was not dignifed for this Government to
aid Juarez indirectly, and that it was not
advantageous to support him openly. Pres
ident Johnson fully agrees with the Secre-
tary of State, and declared that he regretted
the speech of Mr.. Harlan, made some time
since in public and that members of the
Cabinet ought never to forget that their
words are always construed as having beer
inspired by Government. He would lose
no opportunity to disavow such inconside.
rate speeches the same as he had disavow
ed Sheridan's views by reducing his army
two thirds.
Mr.. Johnson, when the meeting wa
about breaking up, said he would not deter
mine upon fixed policy toward Mexic
before the meeting of Congress, when h
would discuss in his message wbateye
might seem best for the country. 1t is ev
ident that the President is animated wit
the same pacific feelings as Mr.. Sewar
and the majority Of the Cabinet.
If it is true that Juarez has evacuate
, Chihuahua and is obliged to take refuge i
, the United States, the resumption of oficie
relations with Mexico will be considerable
! facilitated.
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SILVER CREEK
WOODEN MILLS

l. The public generally, that have my Manufac-
tory in COMPLETE RUNNING ORDER, with
an addition of the Latest Improved SPINNING
MACHINERY, and am now prepared 10 CARD,
SPIN and REEL YARN, all grades, at % cents
per pound. Also, TO CARD ROLLS and MAN
UFACTURE WOOL into Ga fulled cloth, do;
WHITE BED BLANKETS, GRAY and SAD
DIE BLANKETS WHITE, C0LORED and
PLAID FLANNELS, GIRTHING, CARPETS,
&C., by the yard or on shares.
PULLING AND DYEING.
Country Cloth, Flannel, &C., fuled, colored
and finished, at 125 to 30 cents per yard, accord
ing TO work, color and finish.
l warrant my work done in a complete. and
workmanlike manner, and in due time, (since ht
lCdr is Ouer) JOHN SUTLIFF.
SILVER CREEK Mills, near Roanoke,l
Randolph county, August 81, 1865.
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CHEAPNEsS OF PRICE,
PROSPECTUS
OF
THE NEW YORK OBSERVER.


At tho commencement of tbe war tbe Observer
e. ;t 'H stond ,,non 'beSe q, cal nrincines /
,TTh Eras ,%o aova'nmeni is divine o,nironce
NO inTt That t6e onveymmenf nnder which we
Snuo iiyoJ so ion- and co honniIv is Gods ordI
mance For the Whole neople ort these TTniied States.
oJ that rohi"g has eyer been done bv that row
ou ,n"t ~ insrv rebeIon oaaiUst Ifs anthoTv
# has has therefore steadily mclIcaied the duty Of
nai Tho oovenreHt in overhrowino te re-
Soio,, Ed ,I oso,;" Tho ITnon AZ ali 6a1ords
It !. nied %, IN rcri,Sig ia no, ,oiry and
connot a, anv lime Take sides with any merely
rmiit;coi naiv withomt bemo false TO rs pledges
5nd ~ ;ts n,Hcr,Ies Reside desirina 10 be
T,J fliend in eyerv Christian household. car
rnoo the noys Of The r6m,rbps and The hest re-
.ne " o,, ,yo sho oomsio omrscIyes
"'TaviCa, socre FMS If we became even
f7r o,o rrneI, Tho iooI of gnv rol'v Dunn r6e
ios, fe,ceiy contested nautical ca,nn,i.D some
n,,,a,,o nan in ho.b nos Gove co,nnlainad Of
/ O., -, ; an. a. N,oroo ,s tbor,' halic,at
oa,,in.t dhCir nortv. and in Favor Of The other
n, - H. L,I * ,,,,, n, ,,;,n of n ,onJ con-
lcien "e anT ihe cordioI snnno Of ou hest and
mosf patriotic subscribers.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In The Circuit Comt, Saline county, State of Mis-
souri,, May eim, 1865. May 18th.
Thomas N. Dow, Plaintiff.
VS. Dot onJ c
John w. Duggins and e'' anu -
Henry c. Jones, Defendants.
TT is ordered by the court that Henry c. Jones,
l. one of said defendants, be notified by publica-
ton that an action by petition and summons has
been commenced against him and the other defend
ant, john w. Duggius, for the recovery of dam
ages 10 the amount Of $26l 90, for two hogsheads
of tobacco, converted 10 of defendants without
plaintiffs consent, and unless the said Henry c..
Jones be and appear in our Saline Circuit Court,
before the judge thereof at the next term thereof,
which commenc es and will be held in the court
house in the town of Marshall, Saline County, in
the State of Missouri, on Monday the 9th day of
November, A. d. 1865, and on or before the third
day of said term, if the term shall so long con-
nue, if not then before the end of said term, and
answer plaintiffs petition, the same will be taken
as confessed, and judgement rendered accordingly
true copy, attest
W. A. WILSON, Clerk,
CLARK &CocKERILL, Att'ys for Plf.
August 81, 1S65-no u ct. $40.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21

Mr.. Samuel NJ. Melton, formerly Of this
county. was killed several months since
near Memphis, Tenn, in personal diff
Guilty. He had many relatives and friends
in this county. Randolph Citizen.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-21
MIL NOTICE.,

THE undersigned have their Grlst Mill in the
l. best of order Are prepared to grind for the
public on Tuesdays and Saturdays Of each week.
Flour and meal kept constantly on hand TO ex-
change for Wheat and corn. The very best article
Of Flour in the country, kept for sale.
Wanted to purchase, Wheat, Corn and Cord
Wood. ENGLISH g. co.
June 10, 1865. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Mr. FIpErpoB asked leave to offer tho following:
Re,olred That there 10 no warrant OF authority IN IRE
.cede and all resolves ordinances TO that end or for
that prpos. are absolutely null and void AID that the wsI
having ted the attempt TO thus divide and break up tue
njos Il i. of vital importance the Republic and to the
states thereof that States recently in revolt and each and
nn.o. ' asS son: n. % Without
ay ard to ,h. end and laying aside all parry
Ing al m,aor differences, and seeking esrae'tly 10
maintain aud preserve the Union Of our fathers we
viii cordy sustain and support the President In any and Gil
Constitutional Efforts in bis policy Of Restoration, believing
that thereby he POLITICAL commercial financial and genera
prosperity Of tire whole country will be most substantially and
Objection was made 20 the consideration OF tho above
resolution.
THE SOUTHERN DELEGATES.
The following resolution, pending from last Monday
and offered by Mr. NIBLAcK came up as the unfinished
business:
persons un to have been elected Representatives to the
preseD, Congress from States lately In Rebellion ssa the
ss e s sI Of 'd ri. ose shan Dc
The House refused to suspend the rules for the re-
eepton OF the resolution. Yeas loi Daye ILL., as fol-
lows
YrAs-Me,srs. Aneons. Blow. Boyer Brooks, Dawson.
ncnison Eldridse fines Go,'bIrnnrr 6SGdyeir Gnaer
rSs K91D ss sSS M,s Nbas Soe Rsaors
Raymond Ritter Rogers Ross, Rou;selu snantip ST.
46c srs 9 Trmble vocrh.e., whsry and wnsRt~io
e Asy k AUn 4 s And1 S%. Hi sg
lam Blaine, boutwell, Brlndssee. Broomwell. Brooma,
Backsnd Bandy CLARK (Ohio) Clark kanss Cobb, COnk
ling Cool Culom, Davis, Dawes Deirees Desno, Dixon,
Far lsr. Ferry Garfield Grnnel, Hel Harding. Hsrt,
Hayes Henderson Highly. iihl Holmes, Hooper HSehkis
Humphrey nserso Jenckes Julian Kassop, keso Kelley,
Kuykendsll Latham. Lawrence .0hol Lo.n LcuEyrar.
Miller Moorhsnd, Morris, Moulton, Myers ONei, Paine,
Patterson Perhsm Phelps. Pike, Plants Price, Rice tMass
Rollins, Sawyer scofed, Shesbargcr Spauding stevens,
Thsyer Trowbrdge Upson. Van AeTnan, Ven Horn IN ~,
Van Horn (Mo) Ward, Warner WasbbuIne I'LL, Wash
burne (Msss) Weker, Wentworth iisuis, Wuson owsl
Wilson PA, Window. Woodbridse-lll.
Tie House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Success Of The Usissfsts IL Boston asa
Wercssser-A Light vssc-Resuits In
Rsxbury and Charlestown.

HOXbufy ohd Ch9rtettOWu'
BOSTON, Monday. Dec. IL. 1865.
F.W. Lincoln was reelected Mayor to-day
BY majority ofabout 1000. The city council elected
s largely Republican. The vote light being little
over 1000. o..
BOSTON. Monday. Dec. H. 1865
George Sears was reelected Mayor Of RoIbury TO-
day.
In Charlestown to-day Charles Robinson, jr.' was
elected Mayor.
WORCESTER, Mass MONDAY. Dec. H. 1900
James B. Blacken. Republican. was chosen mayor
to-day receiving 1888 votes against Ts' thrown 'o'
Mr. Lincoln, the Citizens candidate Inc hepuohcsn
ticket for CITY council was generally elected.