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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
The New-IeTsey CHnsas..

Every Congress district in New-Jer5ey,
and every County save the smallest Cape May). gave
AZ the late Election votes for Ward and the
Union ticket throughout than II ever before gave
70 any candidate not labeled Democratic The
Ist Congress DsiF!ot-the only orc that has been
right thiouehout-added l.o1i 20 Lncoln'a majority
though desperate efforts were made TO reduce it,
letter from Camden 10 The (TT.nion) Sac Gas0ie
say.:
Among the mrn prominent IN the regeneration of
NeW-Jcrsev "a iho Senator nom this county, Tie Hon
James NJ ScOytl Ie Wns elected g. The Legislature
In the Fall Of lst3. when The Proclamation Of Fmanci
patton lost IN the State but gained the civilized
woyld 10 Our side.
dnriux tlat Winter when The Uuion party had only
fourteen members IN the L0wCr Lease. IS well known
By his bid and Independent conro ln denouncng what
no recorded ~ treason ho won hinffi friends al o'er
lrCl and uuhli-hed In TIM Nru-NORK IRIBuNE was
refrinted in almost ~ iAe loyal states.
''Tbe succceding Winter NJ. Scovel was returned
to the Senate after bitter opposition before the Con.
vcuton and still suougff opposition before he peo-
pie. lie carried his county b. considerable majority
when Camden was regarded as a doubtful county,
having gone against Mr.. Lincoln In le0O.
During lu irst year ia the senate he made a strong
and able speech upon bin prohibiting the enlistment
OF negro uOops IA teW-Jcrscy under penalty Of 500
on imprisonment FOR five years, IN which he iuiy sns
tanned reputation ustly earned. Amer indorsug the
I'LL party measure, cYeu tbo Democracy hcclIne
ashamed OF the measure aud Withdrew Il from the files
of the Senate. Ii never disgTaccd the aute-boOks Of
our State thanks 10 the bOdnoss and yig0r with which
IL opposed
during the Winter of %. the Senator from Camden
took very prominent part IN ihe great debate on the
Constitutional Amendment ! was a spectator oi that
debate and remember thc reply # Nh. 5. to u Demo
cratic senator Who told him n be- did not Ike the
state OF HewJersey ard it, Democratic policy. he
(ir 81 could in the unruage OF Socrates, go hence
." Mr Scov,l promptly replied that DO did not pro.
pose 10 go hence lie proposed to night It OUT on the
line and when the wrath Of The people was knl!cd but
little the Senator lnnmihg Aim) and tLo party he
represented would oe lurled rom power even IA New
Jersey The prophecy has been fulfilled sooner than
many oi us anticipated
Mr. ScOvela leading characteristics a statesman
and politician are fidelity io principle ana tenacity Of
purpose. No mnn las stronger hold on The popular
heart than he las. HOWARD"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
CALIFORNIA.
Obitusry-Thc Rnin-Russinn American
Telcgrnph-Commero Intelligence
HaIc Of Steamer.
SAN FRANCIS

sAS FRAscsco. Wednesday, Nov. p ls65.
Gen. Prince dc Russey, of the corps OF Engl-
neers died in this city to-day. aged - years.
Alter a closing up shower last night the storm ahaicd
and today throughout the State the weather is clear
and pleasant,
The recent thorough drencline Of the agricultural
lands insurcs large planning OF grain, aud probably
an abundant weld next season.
Thiry.fDur miles Of submarine telegraph cable are
going on shpbosFd. 10 be laid Tie Straits oi
Fuca.
The steamer Aj1I recently arrived from Ncw.iork.
has heen sold 10 the California Navigation Company for
a quarter Of q million dollars -
There Is n fair trade for the season. The most I'M
portant changes In prices this week fail ~ Pc
rosum 10 r6ds7c, consequent upon receipts VIA the
kthmus. B.eadstufs moderately aciise for export
Wheat. - ga. Barley si TO- Mining stock. have
slightly improved Money is abundant at llals Y
cent month. Foreign tunnage is plenty, aud rate.
are low.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Strong Feeling. Again-, ,he French.

Private letters from = commerclll firm at hal stan
and other Mexican ports received by sicamer John L.
Stephens report tie feeling against the French ne nc
coming stronger and stronger every day. Large pOr-
chases "a vine ana other cumm ldltes. made IN san
Francisco dulng the summer On French account have
been rejected by resorng tho suberinses OF short
weights and inferior qualities. q the dftrlmenl OF ,ns
rneTiarf who operated lgrgsy on the presumed good
faiih of rhc French commissaTat. Goods 20 the
amount Of s200OC0 imported from Valparaiso on ac-
coan. Of toe french in Mexico, were also repluaso'
to tbc great disgust OF the parties interested.
The general condition OF the country ives deporaois
and undcr no other vernmenr Rad things heen IN aneh
state Of ohaos NInst Of the sneh troops had gone
10 ho northern frontier. L. snd that there wean
he ceneral rejoicing " theiew hudrei remaining az
1falstlar Should follow. llut for the action OF tne
/ French AUTHORITIES it VAS beieved that there would
have been good trade with be western ports Oi Mexieo
an through the Winter whereas every things now DE
pressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
The rmperiaiisi. Fire on "a Federal Boa
NEW. ORLEANS, Friday, Noy. -, isth

NEB-ORLEANs lrf1y Nov. -, isth
The Times has letter from Brownsville,
dated the 18th inst. coFroboraing the statement that
The Imperialists fred on Federal boat dridng down
the river causing the crew TO ashore and lake
safety in flight The Imperial fire did 10 harm 20 tia
boat, but the Captain OF it had narrow escape.
musket ball passing through Bis bat.
Ii is understood that Gen. WeitleI has demanded IN
explanation OF the affir.
At present matters ore quiet.
The nature Of tie correspondence between Gen.
Weitzel and Gen. Aoa, rel ltye 10 the irin nom The
American side the Imperial eunboat Eantora, and
the sympathy shown by the Fed ra.s fos the horais
has not yet transpired.
The order Of Cen Mejia prohibiting Intercourse with
Brownsville cannot last the Liberals surrounding
MatamorOs they will be compelled to draw their gap
plies from BioEnsyile AS heretofore supposed, the
order was issued to prevent the ingress Of spe' in'o
Nstamoros.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Aid for Frecdmea from Enginud-Th'
Niasiou Of the RCv. SciIa Martin.

The Rev. SellG Martin. pastor Of the ShilOh
Presbyterian Church (eolored) Of tlis cIy sunday
evening gave an account Of he Of hs recent
mission 20 England 20 solicit aid Tor tie destitute
freedmen is the southern States Mr. Martin WAS sent
O0t 10 England 10y his congregation ald Otnels inter
osted IN this subject 10 represent 10 the benevolent
people Of that country tho pressing needs Of tC aiey
Offices in their behalf Tie Obtained the .ndorse.
menf and aid Of tie Congregational union,
embracing The Congregational churches of England,
Wales aud Ireland and through their agency procured
collections 10 De taken up n all their churches iu g OF
the object Of bis mission. Ile also obtained some funds
from private bepeyelonce. Tie whole sum obtained
and 20 be received vii probably amount 20 $50 900
Mr. Martin Obtained an utcniog wish ho Queen vs. h0
received him yc!y kindly. ana expressed roat ntsTs.
in The cause which he represented bu declined 20 make
a subscription est Il might seem to BE- au lrfroucr
her part With the political questions OF another couu
try. The same feeling seemed 20 exist with different
prominent men whom he saw. AitLourn uui.
iO.my meeting him with poiole.s and Kind.
ness personally. they one and an declined
to aid him pecuniarily. apparently thinking
that matter about which our own Government showed
little apparent interest could not be one "a eu, great
importance Ii we wanted aid fnr tie frsrG1en IA
elevation and improvement Of their race they nust
show themselves capable of such deycopront and ion
proyement and to do this they have oDpururitV
He appealed 20 the white Of the country io gKc
the negro chance. If large proportion ot the col
oicd men OF the land we're too ignorant 90 be trusted
with the night OF suiIfage then mit the franchise 10
exclude them lie would not object 10 q mitod frti
chse oy let 'he limitation be on the basis OF lntsa
and not on the basis OF color
The address delivered 90 crowded audience of
both races who listened with deep attention through
out.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
MEXICO.
Mexico Preparing for W.r-Fns;is rss'-
Ing iU mcxico-OnbiSrr EeetIng The
gescintion 10 pefenG Wrxico- E3ca..
nres pa,sen by Tzarsisai Easaiee.

From Occasion, a Correspondents.
WAsEi 0ToE. Nov. .c, So.
Parties who left the city OF Mexico on the s.h
instant state that most of the pable and politicians
N that city looked upon n war With The United States
az quite probable and making rreparations in
consequence. The violation OF neutrality by few
Federal soldiers on the Rio Grande consdeTed 90
the lorelauner OF Invasion alnrRe scale and The
dispatch of Gen. Wcitzc to Ceu. Steele as alicltins
clearly that the incnon OF the Federal authorities Wes
to provoke war VITA Mexico.
Several Cabinet meetings had been held in which tie
question of war with the United sr.tes was ae,stod
The decision OF the Cabinet that seIious apols4eI
sions were entertained on that sG. ac aud t.at
not too soon to toke measures q precaution luIeG
for the defense Of the country against foreign seres
sion.
The resolution OF the Cabinet Ind, however, ic'n
ticipated by n rsnol Bazainc who for the LIST sir
months had looked upon a war With this County
ayoidoblo, ard Who has in consequence pcp2'ed lin
self for such on emergency. by bis orders several
points have been fortified; others actually reeeiv
ing their contingent in men, guns and ammunition.
The mountain passes have been defended with earth
works and in every French encampmen, the buste ard
turmoil attending the preparations ofa great warare To
be secn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
STEAMBOAT DISASTERS.
Collisions on the Mississippi
One Hundred Discharged Colored
Soldiers Drowned.
MEMPHIS, Saturday. Nov. 25, 1865.

collision occurred last night between the
Niagara and Post Boy on the Mississippi, seven miles
above Helena The Niagara sunk in 20 feet of water
One hundred deck passengers, mostly discharged col
ored soldiers, were drowned. The cabin passengers
and crew were all saved The Niagara was valued at
sI3O 0oO and was not insured. She had 200 tuns OF
freight OIL board. The Post Boy was not injured
CAIRO, Saturday Noy 25, 1866.
The steamer Melnotte from Cincinnati for
New. Orleans struck snag at Island No. %, on the
Mississippi and sustained serions injury. She was
ohrea 20 throw her deck load overheard to prevent
sinkiuu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
4 Teiegrnpbic Feai-Direct Communicn-
tion Between New-Xork Hnd New-
Orlcuns.
IolIsvJiIV. Nov. ~. ls6I.

The Memphis Bulletin of to-day says: Last
night for The first In nearly 10 years tographlc com.
munication heid between Now ok aud Ncv-Or-
leans. The fret message Transmitted from New York
tu New Orlraus Was ~ follows; eniter clear ana
pleasant Tune e:Jj" TIE answer returned was,
"Wcather cl4nr and cool. Time 1.yl' Another dis.
patch nom Now.YoTk was followed by 81 messages
lfom New.Oreans 20 NcwN York, occupying about 10
minutes. each message averaging % words. 1hi.
length Of line has been worked ony once before and
that was between san Francisco and NeN York a Few
months ago. thc only succcss attending which was the
trnhs mis-. ION Of words This cntes the credit TO
the stretch Of line between Ncw-OIcluf and Newly Ofk
of being tLc longest which an business has ever
been dOre IN tl4s country.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

$4,000, and the First Of Kanses City Mo-, capital,
sio9OCO Up to date l6l9 National Banks have been
with an aggregate authorized capital of
siO46l7.3a3 30.
National Bank Currency was issued by the Treasury
lest week 10 the amount of S3,273,625 The total
amount issucd mp 10 date is S2l7355.4io.
LETTER CARRIERS REPORT.
United states Letter Carriers Gree Delivery
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
TENNESSEE EE.
The Assnssinntiom OF Geaernnn-A Negro
Burglar KiiIed-Auctsier Murder by
Coi0rcd rTan-Thc side.ArE. Order
Resctndcd-COtfon.
NASHVILLE, Saturday, Nov

NASHVILLE, Saturday Nov q, 1868.
4 special court-martial ordered 10 try the
assassns Of w. Uefiernan. cOnyenes tomorrow morn.
ine, with Major.Gen r. W. johnson as President.
a negro was shot and killed last night while al.
tempting 20 enter the house OF Mr. Flowers on non,s
Mr. John House was shot last night Franklin.
pike, one mile FROM the Cty, by a negro soldier and
mortally wounded
Cotton has been excited. but is slightly falling on
oday and the market is quiet prices ranged from fOd
43c closing ut i2c. receipts 65l balesi shipments.
30 bales.
Gen Thomas has rescndcd the order previously
issued prohibiting citizens from carrying side arr
The river is l5lnubes deep on the shoals.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
ALABAMA,
Collision between n United States Judge
md the Uniied States Military Author
iaics-Judee Bnsieed Orders the Arrest
OF Gen. W Vsood-Csusc or the Difference
sentence Of n Defrnuding Treasury
Agent,
Agent.

MoBILr Ala. friday, Nov. "a, 1865
s. c. Dexter, Treasury Cotton Agent at Mo
bile who had been arrested and held in custody by Cen
Wood. the Military Commander OF this Department
for alleged ualfeasanoe IN Office, sued out writ Of
hsbeas coipus before Judge Busteed, Of the United
Statss District Court Of Alabama, which writ was
served on Gen. Wood and Provost Marshal Brooks.
The military authorities declined to obey this writ
claiming that a Military Commission had been con.
vened for tie trial OF Dexter and that they would pro
ceed with The trial and permit Of any outside inter
ference.
Judge Busteed. upon this, ordered the discharge of
Dexter nom custody; that General Wood should nave
no longer any control said Dexter that the body
Of Dexter be produced in Court IN order thst he might
be baed 10 answer eny eowplaut made against him,
and that Genera, Wood be ordered to appear at ten
ooloc to-day to show why he shall no, be pro
ceedel against as ,hc law directs, for contempt OF
cout.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NOBLE, Friday, Nov. 2a-r AZ.
On .bo oro,:u,, - Tire UuItea States District
Court YESTERDAY, Mr.. Andrews. counsel for Dexter,
read a certificate from the Sheriff of Mobile showing
personal service of the order Of Judge Buseed upon
Gen Wood requiring him TO show cause why De should
no. De proceeded again.t for contempt Of court.
Tbereupon Judge Busteed ordered that q proclama-
ton be made fOr the arrest OF Gen. Wood
Cen Wood stil not appearing, counsel moved for
an siaelment directed u tle United States Marshal
against hin.
Judge Brsteed granted tie motion for the attach
meat and expressed his regret az the course the mil
ilary authorities had elected to pursue and dscaimng
all personal feeling he declared his purpose 10 main
,ain the authority and dignity Of the United States
District Court.
The Judge further said that IN tie absence Of the
United States Marshal and being hn .elf compelled 10
90 TO Montgomery he would make the writ Of attach
ment o. the Court against Gen. Wood returnabie tFo
weeks from Monday next.
NEw-ORLrAgs Saturday, Nov. "a, lo6j.
Thomas J. Carver, Special Bonded Agent Of the
Treasury Department for Choctaw County, Alabama
tried at Mobile by Military Commission on charge Of
fraud in revenue transactions, has been sentenced TO
pay fine Of 5000 and one years imprisonment At
lard labor in Nashville.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
NORTH CAROLINA.
Meeting Of the eLeyisinture-Contin Ii'.
meas OF Gov. Uoideu-Thr Seuatorship-
Arrival OF the Atntc Agent-The Consii-
tutionaI Amendment.

EAIFIGn, Nov. %, FOO.
The Legislature meets tomorrow. A large
number OF members have arrived Gov. Holden Is siill
confined 10 his bed from sickness. Dr. Powell. the
State Agent at Washington. has arrived with dis
patches TO the Governor. bat they are not yet made
public. Messrs Pool, ReaAe Holden, Dick Settles,
and Others spoken of in connection with the sen9
torship II is thought that the Constitutional Amend
ment viii be ratified by the Legislature. Prominent
gentlemea who had been 10 Washington, are not very
hopeful 10 the future Of the State and reconstruction
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

DISCUSSION or NEGRO SUFFRAGE-rhe subject
ofNero Suffrage was discussed by tie Excelsior Literary
Society connected with the Clrkst. Evening School Eieh
Ward last Friday night The question very lengthy yet
couneousy debated by Mossrs Foster Fountain aud Pott
in the affirmative. and Messfs. heuget Sullivan toey arl
Hamilton in the ncsa'iye some 70 members wer, rsescn.
The decision in ayor Of granting the Il ht Of yg to TO
negro Vce.Prestent Wsihei hens in tho chair
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

There is dlsCrrpnncy IN fl' soNi.fs VOC ~ 10.
turned by the Clerks Of Coaffs % The Secretary Of
state aud that returned 30 iLc Governor and Auditor
ana opened aud certified Oy toe state Board Of Can
yisscIs. Gen. COKs total home vote 10 %S,5J' sol
dirrss vote 40 returned by County CLERKS .,2i The
soldiers vote as certified by Tire Board OF Junvlssrrs
gives Cox 2f22 an increase OF -. yOtes-makiDg hs
total vote 255s0 Gen. Morcaus vote is increased 3
by the same count making hf entire vote 1870 This
gives Cen Cox -. Go majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
ra-r4ss.sz,r.rx.-x=u~.t--,.,.
Nyw.Jpesry STATE TEMPERANCE CoYysy-

NEW-JERSEY STATE TEMPERANCE CONvRy-
noN.--The friends OF Temperance ~ lie State VIII
meet in Convention Thursday next 30th int. at 10
H. H., In New.Erunswlck in the Baptist Church The
Roy Theo L. Cuyleg u. ID. Of Brooklyn. wi address
the Convention at II O'clock and ohog distinguished
advocates Of the cause during the day and evening
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
L0UGHEANA.
The Test Oath Before the District Court
-Cotton-PIanters Going 60 Texas.
NEW .ORLFAVs. Saturday, No

NEW ORLEANS. Saturday, Nov p. le6j.
The test oath has been argued before the
District Court here for two days. Judge HGrd in
tmaed today that he considered the law uncons'itu
tOnal.
Monroe La) paper speaks enoouragiDgly OF the
prospects Of cotton planting In that section. Planters
are disposed 20 give the Freedmen fair chance.
The same paper saws a large number Of emigrants
from Alabama and the contiguous States are going TO
Texas.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
KINGS.

Contrary to general expectation, the Super
vsors did not complete the County canvass On salur-
day. They have now gone through the retulns f.ou
clerical errors having been discovered ii has bcen
found necessary to remit several Of then TO the ward
for corrections and il consequence Of the
absence of Of these officials. the corrected returns
have not yet seen sent IN.
II Is hoped lbai they will be supplied at the adjourned
meeting at y o'clock to-day, and that the result VII
be officially declared without further delay
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27

tx. President Pierce is now IN far way to
recover from his recent severe indspoatiou.
Among the visitors TO President johnson last
Saturday were Gen. Grant Gen. Gedy, Albert Pike
and ex Senator johnson of Arkansas.
Neither Judge Magrath nor the Rebel Secre-
tary of War Mr. Seddon, have been relieved from Fort
Pulaski and il is improbable that either will be very
sOOD
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
More seusniion Reports Over seseny
vrou.nna Ecninns in fhc Province.

IOHONTO Nlturu1Y, NOV. p I-nI.
The G0,h Regiment passed up Tor London
ME f5niaus. according to oihoial,cturns number IN
Canada over i0WI
All the Catholics ' he volunteers here have been
drawn ont The Ofausemen and Catholics ore armiDg
generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
IN MEMORIANf.

1t has been ordered that the military post
established on Powder River, Dakota Territory, BY
Brg.-Gen. I. Z. Conner, shall be designated and
known Fort Reno in honor Of Gen. Jesse L. Reno
who iei AT the battle OF South Mountain.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
REEF CArrLE DEcLMING 81 nm NEsT.-II

IJtEF tAIILk lItIlNlNt AT JHb " fNis--it
nav DO comforting to OF the spocuat0rs for rise
n beef cnlc who have 30 long laIpec upon tue scar
cft. Of cattle 80 the West 10 read the following from
I1c chicago DoHy L'oc S,ook hPo5fF OF "euAeSd'!'
~ icro hss been 30 improvement IN The du aud inaci
c character Of this market as noien IN our report oi
Saturday last. On the other hnd Dslhcs hai uitEked
,ti more heavily and sales have been ~" and made
There il an abundance Of stock at all the yards.
rqncing in quality, from the lowest grades of which
Gc proportion very large 10 good stock steeia and
bntrhers cntlc. So fnr as the present tone Of tie
can bc gven there is no Trustworthy demand for
any erade or class Of beef cattle few good fat cows
have been taken at far prices bui irrespective Of
these sncs business " perfectly eagnhut and pfccs
altogether nominal
for them few sales OF fair qualities have been made
~ sfas5 2j and OF extra at - 20. but tho inquiry
most limited and GDtrustwOrhy.
Tain common cows aIe To be had IN ans quantity at
era % 59 Vih buyorsi good lots Mt 81 and extra
d" The supply of good shipping steer has been very
limited and pricoS are consequently nominal. Eastern
ad,.ces are Of an unfayOTable character
There appears 10 be but feeling among operators
that The market for all grades Of stock il the
dulltsi ever known This is also confirmed by the
statapcnls Of our most experienced and Trustworthy
mea Grover. bad better ship no stock here but good
cualtios ara those but in limited way. until the
brosent depression has passed away.
I.oGs.--Sales today, 3,i32 head at sI1@
SII u for good smooth lard hogs ayeraring goa 30 10
$40 37l0sI0 7j for good smooth medium hogs and
heavy lard hogs uneven and cOarfe averaging 210d
gg7 b and AT s9 $40 for light hogs
There was considerable depression and inactivity
in this market on Monday and yesterday Tue recNpts
wero light but still were more than the demand, 80
that prees rnlod low and variable ihcTo he's been o
more ltari supply to-day but the general fone OF the
market has not improved. There have becn few
buyms Of heavy lard hogs exclusively. for Boston.
CLEVELAND. Buffalo and New.1ork markets. but sales
have been made at decline fully OF 0b75c " 100 h
from ts closing rates OF the market Saturday last
oar ely packers persist n their determination not 20
buy until loysy standard Of values shall DO adopted.
lCRcago Live Stock Reporter, Nov s2.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
The Ohio Election.

Official abstract Of votes gwen IL the State
Of Ohio. ai the annual election held in tie several
counties os the second Tuesday being the 10Th day Of
October d. 1865 and OF tie votes east hy the quail
he'd voicrs - the service of tie United States
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
City pcli.ies.

TAaMAyY School COMNnsSIOyER - SIXTH
DisrmCr.---Jamcs Post was nominated on Saturday
evening.
MOZART ALDERNAEIC CONVENTION.
The Tenth District met Oh Saturday evening
and nominated Bernard Reilly.
The Twelfth District adjourned on Saturday eyening
10 tonight
UNION ALDERMANIC CONVENTION.
AZ an adjourned meeting Saturday evening
IN the Fourteenth Aldermanic District Joseph r. Var
mum ir., was nominated.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
Eniiroad Cnsua;ty-rbc PeBnsyivnnin
Northern Central Disaster.

Special D.patch % The Pit..burrh Commercial, Nov ~
The Baltimore express train, due at Pits
bufch 40 O'Clock T. m. to-day ran of the track near
Hanover junction early ibis morning completely de-
moishing the engine express baggage and two plsson
ger ears. James Hauis brakeman, Of Har isburR,
gas m0ftaly IN urc1. having both legs completely
smashed lie died before the legs cOuld be amputaird
Over 40 hour was occupied In cutting him out o. tic
wreck.
pyernl persons were cut and bruised but not danger
Ously Injured.
Tie accident was caused nv the breaking OF hirre
OF wheel Of tAe locomotive tcuder. Fortunately the
rin was running slow the result Would have been
fcaff1l and Lad be 10 The other side they
would have gone over u 20 foot gIibhuk mcut.
Jhe collins containing tle romans Of three soldiers
Of West Newton. exbuued no Fair Oaks, were broken
INTO Fragments and the remains all mauged together
Gscparaby.
Dr. Lane Of The Pennsylvania state Agency Wash
nrton, dgea eased the wounds and elsed the oyins man
HAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-27
yn, Ncy-yorIt Election.

sIXTEENTH COGG KESSiONAL DISTRICT
The following are the returns OF tho votes
cast in The XVlb Congressional District of this State,
in an election held November for successor 10 the
Lac Orlando Kellogg: