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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
CANA OA.
The Feaian EIeitement-A Derisive Feel
isg-The Press on the Situation.

TORONTO. {. w, Nov. 10, lsbo.
There is no alarm here as TO Fenian movements.
II IL thought however that sort Of raiding opera
tions might he attempted on the frontier and the
eghorltes have merely taken the necessary precau.
tions TO prevent mischief being DONE The prevalent
feeling Is altogether derlsive Of the whole business
TELRGRAMs To CANADIAN JOURNALS.
MoSrREAL Nov ll-Our banking institutions have
resolved to their employees. and the brokers pur
pose establishing night pvtrol
company OF ChdsssHrs Cd7GdieHs Is under order
for the frontier. Hundreds are wanting 10 90.
T,s MiHerys states that new Militia organiIaion Is
under consideration. 49,, -,
Ottawa. Nov. 70 lS65 Capt Forests b'tery. OF
artillery has been ordered from Ottawa 10 so't W ell
lngton Prescott 10 be in readiness for NH'@H nV'e
Inents L., "A
Notwithstanding the extreme int;n sS r,eo,in 'p os
the Volunteers at the Drill Shed last ossnlus, Iol.
Booker announced that he bad receiver orues 10 seect
az once a company, from the lJth bataon IoI seF ce
ON the frontier lie was unaNo 70 80 80 az uelse
particulars at present to tie OF ues''Haloh
Go but he said that he fe suro the Nolun.
teers would come forwTl promptly and
I'LL up the COMPANY IN s"r.o,,,, VoHs,s' sie
S,in. on1 IN ronk and ne. About one.,hird of the
number required at on stepped forward and enrolled
their name' g[he necessary arranecmonts for lssx
:. " ~, X Irving, Of No Company will proba-
m5s coo,'nr.a the Compnny, and several names WIRE
tpsnticsd as poins r,ui! pfo uaty as shhMterns AS
- seen by the battalion order issued Yesterday
"Sning there viii be full dress parade OF the Bat
taion tomorrow evening when those desrous
OF Joining the company viii hay, AN opportunity OF en-
rolling their names. We trust th,t the 18th viii muster
IN force and show by their READINGS responding 20 the
call, that they determined 10 offend the old flag 10
the utmost. We aware that th,diiieulty IN getting
away alone prevents large meori OF the members Of
the battalion from sending in their n,mes and We are
certain that general order issel for the whole
battalion 20 report for duty not mai would be found
who would hesitate TO place himself at nn disposal OF
the Commander iu.Chet
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
THE soLDIERs VOTE.

The nomination of a Major-General for Gov
ernor has not gained 70 the Democracy OF ONO
40 many soldiers votes as they expected. When
the vote Of the soldiers was officially canyassed
Yesterday. it was found that Morgan had only
received Gs7 against ., 2,i2s cast for Cox. Alex
ander Long the ayowed champion of the right
of Secession, received four votes.
In Iowa. the Democrats tried to cheat the
soldiers by denominating their ticket The
Soldors' Ticket" and placing Republican
General at the head Of it. Still. their candidate
remained in a minority, receiving only 6o7
votes against 7l6 given to the radical Republi'
can candidate, Stone.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
TIE SPANISH SLAVE TRADE.

The Queen of Spain has taken a sop toward
abolshing the infamous system OF slavery ana
slaye.trading which remains as STAN upon
Spanish civilization. The authorities oil inc
Spanish Government. particularly in the Amer
can aud tropical colonies, have been guilty oil
many crimes in dealing with the negro Cuba
has been made depot for kidnapped negroes,
from whence they were brought into the United
States. Now it is directed that oil negroes
taken in Africa and brought TO Spanish col
ony as slaves, shall be made free, with the
option OF remaining in the colony and working
under contract or returning to Africa. Other
negroes in the Spanish provinces OF the An
titles will he protected in their freedom py
Spanish authority az soon as the present
arrangement Of an apprenticeship OF i've years
shall cease. "From the moment" says the
Queens minister, "the Government leaves the
cmanoipa,ed negroes in complete liberty to
dispose Of their actions, nothing can be allowed
to trammel their freedom" Thus We find that
while Spain, .s q Christian Government. stamps
the slave trade with the seal Of the most ab-
solute reprobation," it also uses all its powers
TO prevent those violations of treaties and con-
nivance with many which have made Spanish
honor bear a bad name.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
EOREIGN NEWS.

The Persia does not bring much additlohai
,sws The English papers were still discussing tne
new Cabinet. No Chancellor for the Duehy Oh Ian
caste, had been appointed and many OF the Liberals
were demanding seat for John Bright in the new
Cabinet as Secretary of State for India Mr. Gads'onc
was on visit 10 Scotland. receiving an ovation anu
making speeches. but giving no hints as 70 the prOO'O'
policy Of the rev Cabinet.
A Commission had been appointed to Try the remains
The Commission consists of twelve Judges ln'
cholera had not beeu checked but had made It's appear
snce in England. ,
1t was proposed to have treaty OF CONNER car anu
political alliance betweea Austria and England rriuo'
Angustenberg had been informed that II MS stay III
Hostein was made tie means of showing hostility u
Prussia, he would be banished
Diplomatic relations had finally been r'e''"O''nVu
,etgeen Brazil and England.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The Union General Committee Of our City,
and its Executive Committee also, are called,
bv the public functionaries presiding over them
respectively, to meet his evening at their head
ouarters. corner OF Broadway and Twenty.
tbird.st. No business is indicated, but the pre-
sumntion is irresistible that our approaching
Charter Election will come under consideration.
We URGE. therefore, the attendance of every
member of either Committee who is earnestly
desirons of Reform in our Municipal affairs, and
that they entreat either Committee to take no
action ,rhaterer with regard to the approaching
Election. They can take none that will not
prove perncious if not absolutely disastrous.
If the Union party, as such, will simply let this
election alone, leaving the citizens who suiler
by Municipal robbery, and conclude that they
have already suffered enough, free to act in the
premises unembarraSSed by party letters the
corruptionists will be made to see stars. II, on
the contrary, the Union party gong Is beaten
Democrats will regard its sound as challenge
to renew the old political strife, and all hope oi
a substantial, thorough reformation must be
given up or indefinitely postponed Ii the
managers of the Union organization IN our Cltl
want to keep things as they are, and the Demo
cratic majority compact and overwhelming
they have only to draw party lines and chai-
lenge their antagonists to an old-iashonod
party contest, and their end is secured.
There are those among them no whit 700
good for this-silent partners in Court-louse
Jobs. and Harlem Bridge swindlcs and Market
peculations, and the gigantic rohheries in gen
oral of " the Ring"-who are today shouting
and screaming, "TH never vote for Copper
head - with no other aim than to keep the
Cornel-Twee dynasty in place and privately
pocket their share of its gains We will not
yet believe that they can mold the Union
General Committee TO their purpose.
Again we enreat that Committee TO let the
Charter Election severely alone. No halfway
work will answer. Let the Union party, as
such, call no Primary Meetings, make no party
nominations, but leave its members entirely
free to act and vote rs they shall seyerally see
fit. That will enable the friends of Reform 80
to combine and to rally in such strength as to
drive the confederated plunderers in wild roui
from the City Hail. At all events, if we fail III
this, let not the responsibility rest on the Union
party and It's General Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
CIR LATE ELECTION.

! Whoever looked at the late canvass in our
State specifically or from distance, must
have supposed that the wrong folks were booked
| to win. For, l. The Democratic party almost
never fails to make what are inaccurately termed
gains in every State election following one for
President-that is, its falling off from the heavy
vote for President is usually less than that Of
its antagonist. g The ticket for State Officers
Nominated at Tweddle Hall, Albany, by direction
Of Dean Richmond, seemed 10 embody ccmen.
of decided popular strength. Gen. SlOcum had
been in the War from Bull Run TO Raleigh, was
a popular officer, and, though "not, by many, "
one of the four great generals on the Union
side as The UorH foolshly reiterated had
made for himself very fair record. Then he
was widely known as a Whig and Republican
of other days. had served acceptably and un-
taintedly in very corrupt Legislature, and was
very likely TO win votes from old political as
sociates and recent War comrades. Lucius
Robinson, the Comptroller, was the Republican
incumbent, personally strong, an incouuptible
legislator, and an upright guardian Of the State
Treasury. Martin Grover heading.the Judicial
branch Of the ticket, had been prominent Free
Soil Democrat in Congress, and was now on
the bench of the Supreme Court by. Republican
votes; while Judge Brown, his associate on the
ticket was not only an upright, capable, expe-
rienced jurist, but, though lifelong Demo
orat, an ardent patriot, and a faithful supporter
Of the Government throughout the terrible
trials Of the last four years. AZ a whole, the
Democratic State Ticket was stronger than is
usually put forward by either party composed
not, perhaps, Of better men than ours, but Of
men far better known. A cool, observing poll
Lician would have judged the Democratic ad-
vantage in the ticket equal TO Five Thousand
votes. g. The Democratic platform, moreover,
was so great an improvement on its predeces-
,ors as to seem all but praisewOrthy. a. So
nav persons who had once been notable. DEM
,crats, and since then $3.50 Republicans, were
,laimed and placarded as having returned to their
irst love that il might have seemed that Dean
and John Van Buren were Turing
,ack all their fellow Barnburners" Of lo45
o the standard of Sham Democracy. o. A
member of Mr.. LincOln's first Cabinet in
lustriously tnyerSed and canyaSsed the
state in behalf Of the Slocum ticket. y. Tho
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
JoHy b. GouGn's LgcTuRB.-Coo

JOIN B. GOUGH's gCTuRB.-Cooper Insti-
tute crowded to Its utmost capacity last hear
Mr. Coughs twenty -four hnndredth address Temper.
arce BY unexplained reason the audience was kept
waiting for the speaker His eaestness and eoquence
in the great cause Of rescnug from the debasIng
innuerces Of drink are unabated. and tae audience
tesunrd their sympathy with him and bis work
b. alternate tears, laughter aud breathless silence
no touched the chords OF their hearts by
Z imitable elolucnce. NoroPort Of hiss spceohes can
- nore than mar their wonderful improssiyeness. y
one can hear him without being made better si-hs'f
aud wiser for IT, No can listen 10 bis stJ "l'nou'
being inspired with something of his wa-Ath and ben-
efcence. We are clad to perceive it't the great re-
form Of which he has been so eop1cuous an advocate
dpr,ng an many veays start. upon new campaign
aiih 6opefIl a1syiccs Is.g may he 1.-Two TO wage his
war against sin and sls'eTy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

that the movement of the 500 men Is
tho oficious act Of some cconomi-
cal ruler who il fond oil cheap
excitcments and desires to have a war iurore
that costs little. So rulers and newspapers VIC
with each other in their patriotic spirit while
thoIyely Fenians quietly go about their business
and hold weekly meetings, in which much Is Sala
about Ireland and nothing about Canada. Ii
we might say so without the suspicion oil an AT
tempt to play upon tho word. We would hllit
that the wood of Fenianism Is too green 10
speedily blaze. If the fire should ever break
out il will not be in Canada.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
Tur Arrrupr TO Poison wIRz.-The UasL

The ATTEMPT TO Poison WIRz.-Ihe Uast-
Bgton RepuWcan of Tuesday has the following: Con.
Hakcr Chief Government Detective. Informs "
that the statement that Mrs. Wiz attempted 90
noson hor husband is true that tho published date
Is mistake, that he was mado TO yield W
the bitter pill to the throttling of Gen. Baker
that the pill was delivered to Judge Advocate General
Holt in thirty Minutes after the deed was attempted,
that Mrs wirz visited her husband in prison M least
seven times aud that Wiz. before his death. made a
written confession to him 0;en. BakeT which will
throw light on the whole subject when published.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
VI a. nc q.
The Siege OF uatnn,oros - The Liberal
GenernIs snpguine OF success-An In
pcriaI Steamer Captured.
NEW ORLFANs. Wedncsda

NEW ORLEANs, Wednesday, NOV IL, S6l
The latest advices from Brownsville Sa: the
Liberals under Gems. Esoobado Cortinas. CeDaesand
Mcnlcs wero vigorously continuing the siege OF Mta
moros
They captured on the 9TH the steamer iRio Crane
and brought her 60 Clarksylo tn transform her into
gguboat The Liberals held the river below tue townl
which had been evacuated by the women and children,
who sought refuge on the American side.
Ii is thought that the Republicans viii capture the
plicc who the Federal forces enthusiastically cheer
The progress OF the Liberal bcsiegers On Thursday
last the Imperial steamer Pessano fired four shots upon
them. The casualties by this strange proceeding are
unknown
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

Yesterday morning a train on the New-Jersey
Railway actually proceeded as far as Newark
without 4" an accdent;" but the attaches of the
Road, evidently ashamed Of having failed to
hurt single passenger in nine miles
Of travel, ran the cars of on mis-
placed switch at that point, killing one
man instantly, mortally wcuuding boy and
injuring six other persons, with which, it is tC
be hoped the Company are satisfied. II will
soon be difficult to determine whether War OF
Locomotive have been the more effective il
reducing the population of civilized countries;
/ but we are in favor of the iron horse a. a creator
| Of &C metcres, most decidedly.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

ARREST or A PIcKPoCKEr. Monday
evening Mr.. Samuel il. Sanford, residing et No. l5G
West Twelfth ST.. while leaving of the Greenwich
ave. cars nc the corner OF Twelfth ST.. jOsted
crowded in such manner AS 10 almost preclude the
possibility Of getting Of As he reached the ground
b. felt his gold watch valued at 500 leave his pocket
He grabbed the chain. but tho watch was gone
Walker at tLe time was standing beside him. aud bo
accused him Of taking the watch. lie made oyasye
ropy, and in the confusion escaped Yesterday, DE
teotys Farley arrested Walker aud ho was committed
for examination BY Justice ohandley.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
ANoTuER "sw,TCu ACCIDENT
An Estire Train ON the Rock isis~
Road Thrown Down nn Embankmsh'
No One Kilied-six Iujured.

CHICAGO Wednesday. Nov. u, 100
The Journal has the following: - Il9 S eh'
ure,s train on the Chicago and Rock Island Rlioau
wL.oh left Rock Island last evening, owing n.9,
placed switch two miles east OF Morris. H. ws
rom the track and the whole train. with the enaPso
ofthe locomotive and sleeping was precir Wv
nm ombankment two OF the coaches ana i've oaS
cars turning upside down Two coaches wno ,nS1.d
10 piecas and tho othars were more oyesS injured.
The trsin was fled with passengors. No one was
killed Six persons were seriously 6rupsu. anu o.nels
were Slightly injured Mr. Davies aud 'ohn oufIs VI
Nav. York are amoDg tho injured
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The " Y Times pTolesscs inability to see the
point whercon we wish further expression Of Its
sentiments with regard TO the Unauthorized use
Of private letters or conversations in political or
personal controversy. We will try again to
state the point with the necdful lucidity thus:
when you desire to get before the public pri.
yate letter wherewith you hope to damage the
writer or some one else, just print il frankly and
squarcly in your own columns, or those of the
most convenient journal that will serve you,
and don't send it across an ocean or two TO be
first published in some foreign journal; for. by
re'orting TO the circumambient dodge, you be
tray your own perfect consciousness that You
are acting basely.
Does IN, Tim,s see nor And what does ii
raV
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

.,ocks are still offered free,y and the eoldbearins
sue, are barely steady State stocks arc lower Railway
mortgages are also cheaper Coal stocks strong The ha
wsv share market was aud dull At the second Board
the market was dull Money among stock houses " ao''e
at per cent aud at the borrowers abundant best er
camille papor scs 7d6 per cent and second rate " way
m 70 Is pcr cent per
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

Gen. Augur has issued al order directing
that no negro shall be whipped in his Depart
ment. We thought the Proclamation OF Eman-
cipation made all such orders unnecessary.
Our generals should enforce that proclamation
and not Issue new ones.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

CHRISTIAN CoURTgsy.-At a meeting of the
members Of the Tabernacle Baptist Church. held In
Seeonda between Tenth and Eleventh sts. on Tues
day evening. l4th inst resolution offered by Deacon
JohnlM Bruce. Jr. rendering tho of their odice
20 Dr. Tyngs congregation for afternoon Or evening
service was unanimously coaouued IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
OHIO.
Csup,ing the soldier, vs,e-Cor as,.a

Special Dispa,eh to The ~ \. Tribune.
CoLUxBUs. Wednesday Nov. Is. 1865
The canvass OF the vote Of Ohio soldiers WA.
completed to-day. Cox received 2f2s, Morgan s7.
Long T. and scattering To- total, 3l29 Oical return,
OF the homo vote will be counted 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

JoHS Mitchell This patriot has left his
country for his countrys good, aud gone TO reside ut
Paris. as correspondent OF Ben. Woods Daily Mars
This sclfo1pariation is said TO have boen OF the
conditions Of his release.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
MOYROR-rOPHcIAL.l

ONEIDA.-lOfPiCIAi-J
The mASorities on the State ticket Oneita County
without the soldiers vote, Barlow S2l HlAOGse
/. s94 Rowland S82 Martindale lsS7 Goodse!l lis-
Dorm Q OiO Barnum SCI, Jones 1915 Hunt 2Y'
Porter 903 Mullen !, 's3
Campbel's majority for Senator is ?. lyo,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

NRW.YORK STATE ELECTION.
KINGS.

The Board Of Supervisors. acting County Canvas.
ers met Yesterday afternoon and canvassed in full the
returns from the First Second and Third wsrcs and
the First and Second Districts OF the Fourth Ward
The Board then adjourned to D. m. 70 day, when ,hs
canyass will be resumed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16
SUFFOLK-[OrFIcIAL.l

-. = lIayons deceived l5s votes for SGator lie
withdrew has name on the morning OF the dclioh
TIOGA-lOnrcIALl
Barlow's majority L0i5i Uilhouse's bai l.lS'
How lands mai l,Oii Gen ). 9 Catlin. District A.
torney Union mai. l.3ls. John h. Dcnnig Member
OF Assembly. Union mni lnAl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

The English are arrcsting Irishmen for sing
ing what they call soditous songs in Dublin
These authorities seem disposed to have rebel
lion whether the Irish wish il or not.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

JOr Senator. John ). Hayens had .. votes.
RENSSELAER, -lOFHcIAGl
Barlow. 1879: Slocum. 7.36S-msjoriy for Bflos.
f55. The Democratic State ticket was printed gih'lt
4. o. Perrins name upon it, and Joues has 80 ra9r
ity In consequence Of the error Wooster (RepuGi0nl
has LEI majority for the Assembly.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Hoge5o0m for Supreme Court Judge ba, 10 mnr
ity IL the Third District.
R0 'KLAND.
The Supervisors Of this SJunty decline 10 prbii hs
official vote until the soldiers vote shall have zen
canyaSsed by the State Canyassers The lol.ovig
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

Reviews Of the latest publications will be
found on the sixth page Of to-day's paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-16

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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-14

VI Gag A celebrated pork contractor
of the Federal army presented hlmt
self a short time back at sculp'or's
aelier in Rome, and stated his intern
ton Of sending durable memento Of
himselfto adorn his native place 10
America. With an amiable candor
he explained to the artist that be had
begun life as a poor boy selling
matches, and by lucky speculations
had attained his present gigantic
greatness. Now he continued,
ave seen a monument in this city as
suits my views to nicely. A kinder
column with little fggers runnin' up
all round it, and chap at the top"
aTraian's column" suggests the artist.
"P'raps may be; an | wish you to
sculp me list SIGH another, workin'
out the whole O my biograff, beginning
At The bottom with boy sellin
matches, and then keep on winding it
No till it ends with me IN an easy at
titood at the top Paris letter Of
t4e London Telegraph.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-14
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of East Bato

State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or East Baton
Ronge--Fifth Judicial District Court
Wm. s. Pike vsaI. N. Collins.--Nos402.
DY virtue of a writ of fers facaas to me
I'D directed from the Honorable the Judge
of the Fifth judicial District Court, of the
Parish and State aforesaid, have seized
and will expose to public sale at the Court
House door, IN the city of Baton Rouge on
Saturday, the I'd OfDecenlber next,
Al D., 1865, at u o'clock, M, the following
property, to-wit:
TWoLoTS OF GROUND in the city of
Baton Rouge, laid out by Richard Devall,
and designated on the plan thereof as Lots
No. and 5 in Square No 10 measuring
sixty feet font, each, by one hundred and
twenty feetin depth, French measure with
the buildings and i'm proyements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writs issued
in the above cause together, with interest
Terms Of sale--cash, in U. S. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
ED" COUSINARD,
oct3l sSos3n-t t Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-14
SHERIFF'S SALES.


State of .Louisiana--Parisho of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 761 15S-Probate--In the matter efthe
succession of Samuel L. Morgan.
DYi VIRTUE of a. commission to me
y directed from the Honorable the Fifth
judicial District Court, of the Parish and
State aforesaid, will expose topublic sale
On Monday, the 4th of December,
A. D., 1856, at IL o'clock, NJ, of said day
on the plantation where deceased last re-
sided, on the Liberty and Baton Rouge
Road, and about twenty five miles from
the city of Baton Rouge, the following de-
scribed property belonging TO said success
sion
A tract of land on which the deceased
resided last, on Big Sandy Creek in this
parish, with all the buildings and improve
ments and appurtenanccs thersunto be-
longing-sx hundred and forty (640) acres,
and bounded on the North BY lands of
George Keddin's heirs, on the East by
Lewis Kelly, South by John s. Keddin and
William Kelly. Also,
10 Head of CATTLE, more or less,
80 /" HOGS,
Iron Axle OK WAGON, 4
Yoke of OXEN, a
Dark Brown Horse MULE, 7n
Bay Mare COLT, years old. s1
Upon the following terms and condi-
tons, to-wit: For cash. s-1st ,h
- ED. CoUSINARD, "a.
oct31 III. Sheriff.