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Abd-el-Aader, and Coqucttes with
hfH VF1YeS.

Correspondence Vt. Louis Republican,
During my stay in Paris I lodged In the
house next to the one occupied By Abd-el-
RAIDER on the Chatmps Elysus, He had hts
entire suit with him, and also two new wives
whom he Ind recently taken, and brought
with him from Syria. They were Georgians.
their apartments opened on our courtyard,
and from their windows In the second story
they often conyersed By signs {for they spoke
only their native languagc.) TheJ were e1-
dren. The oldest did not look more than fif.
teen. OF their figures It vas hard to Judge,
tnlfnshion+
They wore coquettish little crimson caps
on their heads their hair, which was black,
youthfulncss Of their appearance. Their com
Pleetiops were fair olve texted with rose.
The youngest had magnificent dark eyes Of
exquisite sweetness, with charming. half
coquettish, half tender expression. They
seemed to be a. lively, uueducated and
naturally graceful as birds. They were very
good:natured negro woman, Us blacE as liz liz
ace Of spades. They seldom went out, and
then IN close carriage, mufiled up from head
to foot in loose white robe, md with The
sort Of mask usually worn By Eastern
women, leaving only the eyes visible.
:, They used to amuse themselves by petting
the children In the courtyard with bon-bons,
and frequently they would lower cord rom
their window and we would attach to 1t tri-
fling gifts such as carte photographs But II
anything! In coat and unmeutfonables ap-
pearcd on the scene, instantly there were
little screams Of terror, and the blinds we're
al jealouslJ closed In second. We knew
that dark eyes pecred ont behind them, but
they we're always obstinatly invisible as long
as ything masculine remained In this local.
!ty. So We were obliged to prohibit the Gu
, 1865-11-13

The organization OF the New York Paid
Fire Department has at last been accom-
plished. It is now called the Metropolitan
Fire Department, and consists Of the thirty.
five steam tlre-engine companies and twelve
hook and ladder companies for the city pro-
per- one hook and ladder and two engine
companies are to be organized Immediately.
For duty IN the suburban districts there will
be ire hand engine companies and two hook
and ladder companies, and they ore
now organized under the direction Of
three asst tnt engineers. In the
city organization each engine company
consists OF twelve members, foreman, assist.
ant foreman, engineer, driver, stoker and sev-
en- privates. The hook md ladder Companies
hive the same number Of members, bat not
requiring m engineer OF stokcr, the privates
are Increased TO nine 1nen. 70 each steamer
there Is attached tender. Each steamer
and hook-and-ladder truck will be drawn bY
powerful team Of horses, and the ten
dcrs By one horse each, thus employing
one hundred and twent y-nine horses. Each
tender is provided With a reel capable Of
carrying one thousand feet Of hose, aud q fuel
box calculated 1or three hours ronsumption:
in front Of the tender ia placed wide seat for
the driver and three men. In the suburbs
the companies consist Of fifty men. and are
not paid, company fund being given them
for incidental expenses, the machines being
drawn by hand. The downtown companies
arc governed by eleven Assistant Engineers,
while the Chief Engineer holds command over
the entire department.
, 1865-11-13

causing the death Of w. P. johnson, brother to lhe
President. He died at Columbia, uH tho B1azos,
on Tho ere Of tie 2zth p1Hmo. hom tkEcfEects OF 4
eeyese gun shot wound, accidentally received in hs
the mouth Of the river, come three or four weeks
preyious. 1t appears that Mr.. johnson VIZ IN The
act Of rcmovtng bis rae fsom smal. boat IN which
the party had e1oseed the river. when it waa dis
at the elbow. shattc1tng fhe bona he fingered for
some time, until amp1tation Was resorted to. znd
the arm taken off above tile elbow. Nj. johnson
was in his Goth year md 1ately appointed Surveyor
Of Customs for the port Of Valascoe. lie leases
wife and family Of three children In Texas. The
two oldest SONS are at Nashville, Tenn.
, 1865-11-13

Tho New vLc.islature-Dessru Fire.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1

Tho New Lc.islaturc-Dessruct Fire.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.]
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. IL.
We hare sufficient returns 10 Indicate The stand
tns OF the next Senate and most Of the Assembly.
me senate stands % Union, and 10 Democrats. 4
onion loss OF two. There is also probability Of q
email Democsatic gain in the Assembly, but not
enough to retard the legislature in any degree The
State to-day, on full vote, is Union by at least
Is, 000 majority.
fire broke out about 10 o'clock this evening on
hesd etreet, FHth ward, IN the drug store Of Dr.
Nobach,, and destroyed nearly half block Of
wooden buildings before It could be got nndeF.
The brick buildings on both eides OF the drug slorp
were saved. Considerable rubbish and lumber ny
in the alley back Of The store, where building va
going on, which communicated the fire to the Build
1ucs IN the tear-seyeral tenements. A blass and
iron ioyndry, Junk chop. Barns hlacas1nith shop.
etc., are among those burned. J. E. RohlL,
dsy goods dealer lost considerable By The rcmoyo!
q siocH and waiting; fully insured. The loss Of
GullNinGl a n tn
, 1865-11-13
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Indiana LeGisfoturc-The Old Orcana-
zatiOn to Remain,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbuuc.l
= NDAHApoI1s, Nov. H.
Both Houees Of the Legislature will assemble to,
morrow. The question Of Reorganization has been
the topic Of discussion aimee the arrival Of tho Nom
oers. A caucus wns held last night, but nothing
settled upon. Another will be held tomorrow
morning. 1tnow looks as though the officers oil
the Houee will retain their places, Speaker Petttt
having consented to remain IN that position.
Matters In the Senate are rather mixed M, Sey.
etal employees Of that body arc obviously unit, in
moral view, to Gil the offices they hold, and there
seems 10 be desire on The part Of the members Of
both parties to elect new men,
Il III becomes Senators to defend fraud and rns-
cality in any one The probability Is that no other
business wifi BE- transacted to-morfpw,
The Governors message will be ready Tuesday
afternoon unleks there Ia 1etaY In orcauIzatfnn
, 1865-11-13
JAMAICA.


Additional Particulars In Regard to
the InarFrcctIon-ItA Origin.
FEw YoRK, Nov. IA private letter from
Jamnlca gives additional particulars of the caase
statcs that the negroes Of st. Thomas had become
greatly in arrears with their Government taxes the
payment Of which was. finally peremp!orily de-
mardcd by the authorities, and IN armed force to
project the tax eollecsorwa. ordered thither. Mean
ume the negroes applied to the courts, the decision
Of which were against them. in these
decisions being rendered. directing that the taxes
must Re paid. the negroes set 1re to the couti
housr and commenced furious attack on the
whites, during which two Of the Judges and Other
persons were killed. This IVES followed mp by
other outraees, till every while person and every
eole1cd pcreon known 10 be In sympathy with he
aulhodtles YES driven out Of The paitsh.
, 1865-11-13

Cotton Mnrket-t;cnernI Canby and the
Civil AutIlorities-ChauSe Of Conl-
n1anders, dc.
; new onLHAxa. Nov. 1l-Cotton firm. Selcs
3,0p0 bales uiddlng at 55158c- Stock 125t0QG
Exchange On New York AlEc premium.
, The eieamcf Gambia has arrived ftpm Iiyer,no,
Gen. Canhy has Issued an order turning over t,
the city anhorties Al sanitary rulatious that has
all control over she State leyees, or work On thea
also withdrawing provost ranhals in the parishes.
except In certain essss: also stopping charity iasuei
, 1865-11-13

MOONLIGHT AND D1sEAsE.-The ruoou's
brightness IL evidence ofthe absence fclouds
nnI Of condensed yapours in the atmosphere
Such circumstances are Highly fayorablc to
the radiation OF heat from tho earth, auI from
things animate and insnhnate on tho earth,
and, In hct, they produce what are known as
early frosts. As the heat radiates from the
bodies Of E1eu or of animals slecping il the
open air at fuch pesiads at rapid rate, paral-
ysis is not uuffequenfly induced, or the limbs
may become :tostbitten. In Iulia this Inv
and fact are: well Known, aud turned
occasionally to useful account in wine cool
Ing, dc. Similas things occur with regard to
vegetable productions. Tarnlps gnd pla,.ts
mifdewed By the r1pfd radiation Of beat in
clear atmosphere znd under fun moon,
whist the exha1a.ion Of fstita gases from de-
caying and vegetable substances Is expedited
fn proportion. We do not assert that the
moon Is the active atent in etecting these
consequences, for its brightness parhaps but in
dicstes the existance Of IN atmosphere highly
favorable to their Developments Would it
not be well to consider daily these circumstan-
ces, and to guard cattle t31ilst this source Of
crls Cattle or sheep wLen protested from
radiation escape those ch rs which are the
foreTnnners Of disease and dcath.-L9nt1on
Dulairg Ne1cs.
, 1865-11-13

i ot 7ttons 70 persons u1cpnnected with the army
Gcn. Fullerton leaves the ht1nK Of amount oa
wages between freedmen and employer for the new
year to the law Of supply md demand Gen. Baird
relieved Fullerton to-day and snoonnces he will
not alter his predecessors orders.
Coy. Wells has issued proclamation calling a
special session Of the ,legslatnre on the twcntY-
third, on the ground Of the Grayest Interest to Tie
Stale.
The condition Of the people In Mississippi 40.
peals powerfully for protection from inaaaation
and disastrous consequences, aud The 5tat: credl.
tors long e,lcnt look for relief
, 1865-11-13

The book Itself ls deserving Of IL that scaofs,hp
snd a5t en- % t9E y III most noble BOOK. The1
on Ssnes. Il i lsy sn
boSe:9 essoa
fosttudc. truth sImrjlclfy tco
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eis3 es sc ;bet nt sa.
,nsss H. = Ti:a M seol q s sn be
name u b Satsoa .,.n
4 nc ena cf seventeen centatiss, sde by sidt 9ih
taat of .he nn,osepassso of .otlau!sy uls
ill., q sssh ID saasa aaafa 1asy
!sy ia: 81 es r. :! a6a1
The .st.iasd Ia15s;oIs i any
rs; 81 IS sps ft :@s ffs' & :s @as sse:
fhs srias sri,!taal sou!e .aa It Il xsese
ytHss nSye S9f oae Wsa = s,Ve @ ,str ae pod @
Epcsetu. tho higher he has been esteemed. ", H.:
Es,one 81. orea thousSt thaf M sross hd dnne
nero good than those Of Plato; and feb.tF said Of
him. .Ep!stetus' greatness cannot BE- 9nesioae and
shs.@ss 3 i. Eo!is S. SssS:ess = e e
xaee.h Carer. ts7aslatIan = Tho oe=s OF al English
This 9hi u : Welcome work, 9os only to those
who for t4eoios,cal md hlatottcat pnrpose voold
e4Sure critically the Attatnmena Of ancient fhnyht
resVe and strengthen Their pr4et1cal md mora ns,n.1.
It'll z ;sesht Ills seft tsseSs9 1 = Srs
HE The Of the nsateenth ~ those Of iho irst
ctatury."-tlt'efatJ Gazette 49,
LITTLE, BROWN T. COMPANY,
so.7E2t-xw4x 11Q Washington st., nos.ou.
, 1865-11-13
Systematic Reduction Of the Public
Uebt-EeRs. Sfcklea to be rendered a
South American Mission.

lspec1A1 DESPATCH 10 the Chicago IF3bRne.J
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL
Secretary Meculoch, few days ago, stated that
s5siernatle reduction OF the public debt would
be commenced long beforc The year 1870, As before
that time the Treasury will be In funds to redeem
and cancel large portion Of the outstanding debt,
amounting to one thousand millions, Including the
serenthrties, which will be maturing in the course
Of three Jears, md not including four hundred and
my millions Of grccnbacks and fractional currency,
whlch may ali be done without any special 1ectsla-
lion By Congress, There is the highest authority
1t Ia reported that Gen. Sicklcs will be ,epdefcd
one OF the South American missions.
, 1865-11-13

The political views of many Of the above sena-
moi sufficiently known to classify them With anY
degree Of certainty. The Senators Of Loulsiana
were elected ~ Union men, bnt we believe thelr
symp1thieS arc now with The Democratic par1y
The Senators Of Arkansas were elected a. Union
Encn, but We do not know whether they Sill adhere
to fhe party
, 1865-11-13

new TonK, Nov. IA despatch, dated Anchst
by The Manager Of ihe New YORK Coast Wfeckins
Company stating that the steamship CirrassIan
which vent ashore On Rocky Bay. y. s., on tht
1ofh Of October. had been rot of. and arrived OF
pump could keep her tree from Wnter with case
, 1865-11-13

z11dAHiB III 1NNBlFIIlE.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 1l.-Cotton continues heavy; a
re" bales cold at 2Ii3c. Receipts 40d bales; ship
mcnts 283
The vicinity Of the city is infested By robbers.
market man was killed BY negro soldier one mile
from the city last night.
The river Ii 80 Inches on the shoals-
Governor Drownlow has appointed the 7th day OF
sueeember next as day of fasting and prayer
, 1865-11-13

fornla, and returns him, Tree Of expense. HI
has been IN this country about ten weeks
He has. been accompanied by interested
friends to the national capital, where be had
a pleasing Interview With President johnson:
with whose simplicity Of manners, contrasted
with those characteristic Of official positions
IN his Own country, he was deeply impressed.
The reception met with was exceedingly grau.
f5tng, and the magnidcence Of the Capitol
and other public buildings excited his admir-
alton IN the highest degree. Navy yards, for
thcatioos, arsenals, factories, foundrtes and
machine ahops, charitable and benevolent
institutions, have ali passed under close
inspection. The fair Of the American Insti-
tnse contributed a great deal to his general
fund Of information. On his return, Nsaboso
expects to write book In the Japanese Ian
guage, giving full account OF his travels in
the United States. BE Is confident the pen.
atty Of death prescribed By the lavs of japan,
when subjects Of that government leave the
co 1ntry without permission, will be rcmI.tcd
In his own case through the interposition Of
influential friends, both private and official.
He gratefully acknowledges the many cour.
teeies and attention received during his visit.
, 1865-11-13

a Visitor franz Japan-TeH Weeks la
the Country and Proposes to Write q
Hook.
iFrcm the New York Journal Of Commerce. fat,I
The Japaneso Risaboro who came on a
working Of our social and political system,
the progress made In azts aud manufactures,
&c., leaves for home 10 day IN thoncw stesme:
HcnrT Chauucey, Of the Pacific Mail Lins,
which brought the oriental visitor tem Cali
, 1865-11-13

No S1Cnn.
FATHER Po1sT, Nov. 12-or. H.-The1e Is moth
Ing Of the steamer belgian, rom Liverpool ID, ria
Londonderry I'd inst
Weather cold md sno,yfuc.
, 1865-11-13

An Irishman WIS once brought up before
n magistrate, charged with marrying six
Effes, The magistrate asked him how he
could be 90 hardened q villain! *tp1casc your
worship" said Paddy, II was Just trying to-
get good one.'
, 1865-11-13

JACKSON, Mlea., Noy. l1.-Gen. Howard address
ed Large assemblaee Of freedmen. He assnres
them that the lind cannot be divided; that freedom
Is privilege to work and te!l the truth. The Ler
lalatnre stuck on negro testimony.
, 1865-11-13

FoR1nKss MONROE. Nor, 1o.-By 1Iau.-The
pEoepcctus foE new paper In Norfolk to be calIed
The Norfolk Gfrgini07s, has been lssuc1 by Mcssrs.
G. A. Sykes & Co.
, 1865-11-13

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I
! McCurdy, who represent the United sistes Gov.
e1uncnt and form the District and Supreme Courts,
The fe1ectlon ofjurors + In the hands of Mormon
officials. The One Man Power is supreme Brigham
aoung 4 The Church and the Territory, or course
but they yield absolute frd unquesiiunins ODE
d!ence 10 the mandates Of the Church. Thcs hare
70 S ire fshoos: 1hs! read no newspapers, except
The Church Of Rome, In itt palrnsest days, mere.
eSptc;so and tcefsed more perfect allegtanoe from
convict OF Polyeamy-indecdo Of anything -oontrar5
to The mandate Of brigham. Hence The Law Is not
3nly = dead iesser, ent SCOT and bse-word.. The
would Be very easy. The Government oilciais
have oaesed 10 agree upon Gaze, and fusnished
be und 1 ss,es = II Il tess e fns ssPss%t
If he elaine, let him concur in this-sesr the Law,
and abide by the result There is no escaping this
| WHAT THE GoyERxMEsr Is DOING.
The oriCsna! design VAS to station 500 troops ia,
Tie coming Ttnes and supplies for the already
city. hut within the list few dsys notice has been
given 10 the conmandant that only 1,000 toltllers
WIN winter heIr, and the commif*atv hs. received
million Of dollars, and the Officers assure me iii
their tale wiu involve loss Of from 20 to 50 pet
| cent upon their cost.
and keep. n 1noet important and responsible po-
efnons OF civil trust and honor men who openly
and tyetenatieslly violate tho lsws, The following
| PoITcanitts: - -Ae 4'a'sona' eo'etnn'ea' ase
B.H. stenhonse, Postmaster Of Salt Lake Gty.
Little, Assetsor or the internal Revenue for
= Robert !: Burton, Collector Of Internal Revenue
lot lne TERRITORY.
~ A9ssa Stout. United States District Attorney for
Many Of their deputies, and largc plumber Of the
ops ntnufen pottmas'ess hzoushont Gt.h.
Sene o. 1nsse & oneefs nave oniy Two "fvcs: some
tsn1s oe1eaH! ief me ieEltoty The present
A sa - nas 1e!a sne postoon tof nse seaFe, and
ms ,ssn sn aaaitiona VIE finee the act Of 1869
"ad - ~ aatG naa1t =! tuE otuefs Know
% 70 tnat thc po.t9nlce - nos hon.
eft, efsty e1paaeteo: @ aaat is not ne question. An
Densritn AZ 61t q sTnnsc n. nc r. n.,s rnsnee fa
tIn, a " W. o a. Warrington the Eenea
eourcnos OF TIE 1s7rnx41 nrrrsrr.
It cannot be le-s Than Goood The Tes1tesy v % Is;
eumus;ed III tSe iaisfns Tsndpn ps1ps.' sa s a
a.seslea tbi. sea5 a, les t.a Ss1o @ sna aea af
bse na1 w ee ts.n n 1senE ce9
settled but kix years, viii population Of sbnni
2aUr last year ehc paid s1oo do of Internal Reyc-
Ia.OO0 peopie and las lem settled nniv i,xn ~
three year,. pays over $6o,tsU.
Il sl!efea hat thi. policy of extreme coneia-
e shess I'll Ppesoas Ct a]ass ]
tIe statement: but III who ,hiaE tie policy wise e
Wholesale Perjury. Esesy one Of tacse otciais I9ss
taken the oath 10 support The Constitution and
laws OF the United Suites.
lauyerr. that ior eycTy lesl won" tnerc il II icna
rcmcdy, tl,s Is The placs to demonstrate i il Tic Tic
, 1865-11-13
NXKth CONGRESS.
The Senate

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Lafayette s. Foster. ,lBG7 James ~ NJ. 1867
James Dixpp,, 1870 Wm IL. Stexnrt fSso
DELAWARE rFW HtrpsEnr
Geo, Rtad RddIr 1877 D,riai Ti.1S roc,
Wizard 8q,Ifirtyu. .is71 Arm n cr.oin ~,
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Lyman Trumbuu .16G7 William Wrinaf. -. 1892
Richard Yates 1871 join F, Stockton :. .1s71
, 1865-11-13
A Washington Medal purchaAcd from
~. the IudlnEaS.


Major General John B. Sanbon,, when In
this city few days ago, showed us quite q
relic Of antiquity, which he procured from IN
Indian cbiet. at the council at the mouth ot
the Little Arkansas, and for whicn he gave o
horse worth $125. II was silver medal
Of an oval shape On one side were the words
In q circle, &c, Washington, President, to
Young King" with Two figures. one
Of IN Indian with his tomahawk thrown
on tho ground, and In Ills hand q pipe
handing 1t TO the other figure, intended to
represent white prince with q crown on his
head at the bottom was the date 1859. On
the other side was representation Of shield
and eagle In one claw was bunch Of ar
rows, ID the other twis; over the head OF
the eagle were twelve stars and the words
t.United States Of America" bnt no motto.
Everything about the medal showed its an
cicnt origin !; the letters were old-tashioned,
and the representation Of the eagle was nona.
tural and awkward, such as boy would now
<lraw-none Of the hfe-like expression that
the eagle llae on the coin uow-evidentlF the
work Of other days when engraving *as not
IN It's present degree of perfection but seven
5}y.six ysare make quite an improvement In
1hc mechanical arts.
The Endowment Of Antioch College.
Aas Gso!nhit1ct Chosen by the National
Convention o. Unitarian Churches, 10 raise
m 1ece % h%yc s ma4e o. @ slua:o Tor Antioch Col
Hon linus far. On the I'D or t1cfnt,or tEa
subscriptions Immediately ayailsiSa n,.at ~
cd TO el0S, ny, and have been invcst.d ~ ~
bonds for the endowment Of the Cn1,s,a ~ s,So
The Committee feel encouraged in thr;t s
ject Of bringing up the fund 10 zs51 NJ riu- IT,
1hrec specific assurances from different nnar.
ters Of an intention to send on full proiessnr.
ships of &a0, COO or Of S225, go ut ycry carIv
date. s1mala. a!d Is also asked from wealthy
, 1865-11-13
INTERESTING FROM UTAH.
Sketches Of Sermons by Brigham
Young, Heber Ktmball, Geo.
A, Smith and Others.
INTENSE HOSTILITY TO THE GOV.
ERNMEkT.

The 1orn,ons Drilling and procursn~
Arsnn and A1nmuntsion-They peelare
They Will Fight for Polygamy-How
Federal Omces arc Filled and the 1n-
tcrnni Revenue Collocaed-uetlanoe of
the National Authority,
, 1865-11-13

Cniontft In Komanh 13s- Democrats lin Aatics,,
~ Menbc1 of the XAAViIlth Congress-.
fC.1 Ecats COuteste4f
, 1865-11-13
LorALTT OF THE GERMANS.

There are but few of the American horn
citizens loyal at heart, comparatively sneak.
Ing. while nIne-tenths K the Gernnua are
and have been firm supporters Of the Federal
GoTeinment; bnt here, Us. elsewhere though.
met with on every side doing homage With
hp-service, with treason still b Their hcatts.
The 9TH Wisconsin cavalry, formerly the Alb
tntautry, left today for the Rio Grande, at u
point opposite Camargo. 4. H.K.
, 1865-11-13

Ed1tors Chicago Tribune: ---- =
Election returns arc NOW In Gom all but two
townships.
The Democratic ticket leads the So!diers' ticket
by liz votes. The two townships yst 10 hear from
will probably INCREASE their majority to about 49,
1Icau Ind not the pary na1ne been ignored Eyety