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THE ET,ECTIONS.

Since our last issue, the twelve Northern
States, in which general elections were
held, have been heard from. Ten of the
twelve, New York, New Jersey, Massachu.
setts, Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas,
Michigan, Minnesota and Nevada, have
gone radical by large majorities. In Mary
land and Delaware the Conservative ticke,
has been successful.
The result of these elections has not
definitely settled the issues that were de-
pendent upon them. During the canvass,
the bitterest passions of the mob were ap'
pealed to in support of two points, VIZ
the adoption of the Constitutional Amend
ment, and the impeachment of the Presi'
dent. These elections have settled, for the
present, only the first of these propositions
Maryland and Delaware, with Conservative
Legislatures, will refuse to ratify the
Amendment, and these with the ten South
ern States, will insure its defeat The
second proposition still remains involved in
doubt. While the results of the late cleo.
tions, cannot be called discouraging to the
Radical policy, neither can they be con-
strued into an approval of it. The Conser'
vative vote has been too bold, and the
game to be played too desperate, to allow
an easy calculation of the chances in their
favor.
MANY of our readers have no doubt fallen
into the erroneous opinion, that the present
elections will effect the coming session Of
Congress. This they will do only in g
moral way. The members elected during
the present year take their seats in the Ais
Congress, which assemblies regularly ir
December, 1867. Thus far, they have
produced no changes in the present majori
ties. The Conservatives make up in ont
State for their losses in another, and frou
present indications, the lists will stand il
the 4O.h Congress, very much the same a
in the present one. The elections yet tt
be held, may vary them to some extent
but any change of results must be in favo
of the Conservatives, as their newly elected
members for the next Congress, now equa
their representation In the present one.
These elections possess, however, on
remarkable feature, which has not hitherto
marked such occasions The people o
Massachusetts, have elected two negroes t.
represent them in their State Legislature
and BEN BUTLER as one of their delega
ton to Congress. The old adage "Ds gus
thus" &C., silences reproach, but We mus
be allowed to enjoy our fun when thi
spluttering Massachusetts warrior ant
spoon broker, and the two darkies art
set forth as fitting representatives of the
neople of Massachusetts. The negroes
NAV prove very clever and fitting represen
tatiyes and if so, we need not condemn
the taste, but in our wonder change the
adage, De odour non est disputanduns.
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The Murkpille Gmqnirer,
YORKVILlE. s. G.
ouR nERMS.-.IN ADVANCE.

THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Is, 1866
, 1866-07-11
Ubtfa4o Wrll)u11eo
THE CAMPAIGN IN llLtN1,S,
The Great Speech OF General John 1.
Logan at Cairo, Juuc oS, 1866.

This magnificent and uuan*ucrab1e effort OF Gen,
Logan, IL attracting very marked attention IN cre1J
direction, and re have had numerous cali. LOT cx-
TN copies. Ahhonsh NC printed largo number OF
extra copaes oi the TRIBUNE constnfug the speech,
they src entirely exhausted. We have therefore de-
fermncd to ftsnc anolhcz large edition In pamphlct
form.
II will prorc tower Of et1cneth 10 tho lTnion
enutcin ihc coming tn1 campaign, and ,ts c,scu!a-
ton should bc Commensurate With Its higt chatac.
tet. We shall print 1asRe edition, aud thcy viii
be resds for delivery 10 from tcven 10 10 ten days.
Nwt]i make handsome pamphlet Of sixteen pages,
and bc offered al the low price Of 81 90 NJ, hun-
dted, or $4,000 PCT tbou'and. ~hcn. tni stous.
and Is ordered VIC hope all nho want this ta.
valuable docu,ncn. nil send IN lbcis orders at
once. Address, TRtarxE TO-. Chlcago, III.
, 1866-07-11
The Hctreat ot sac ttu1iRa Ar1ny--W haa
Cauaci tire Defeat.
,1.aT }d,n inn


Tic dctcat Of The Italian army IN front 1t Tero-
ra Y Is cycu more complete shAn th. first Au.t1ia
t. .aesame hsa led rs TO nppfcherd. We have now
The ou1lcitns Of both rart,et mad thcy agree OH AL
+ttenita! paluts. Me1vte and vague a. tclcIraphlc
Lreytty and tcchntcal rcsesyc generally makes them,
thc.c dcrpaichee reflect c1tA: honor on The truth
f,tnese moderation, snd dignity Of The betl'xcfeus
u,I cithcr ride. There Il pa{irJ attempt Oh the
1r,t OF the [ta1saua to d.sruiec or paEatc tho sg
iiulc Of their dlstetcr, 90 untccmly cx1'tasi9n
on the part Of The AustrtAns. mot ono word ar dis
engagement Of the loc. III be!nx ju<t and cvcu
rtnerous toward ono smother, thcsc eo,hba'ants
ttrt1 10 act upon that WIG maxim whlch teaehes
in 10 deal with cncn1tce ht With men who may at
enr1lt futurc time hccomc friends.
be Italian ntmy, divided into three corps and a.
re- e1se-nsktng ur totcc Of from S0,ou 70 N'.Oo9
cona,antE --ailt1 csostlrg the Mtneio at Gpfn and
uthcr no}ptt, on Saturday afternoon. hnn tendinE
n ncnnrn, tcr1nr parties tonartt lrschicra md We.
ions, cncs,nped lot The night at rome n'aec .,s5on
tosetfci1a, cquldittnni from The TWO fnrtfe.re..
Tn the rnnu1nx morning m attenps ~as .na"e upon
thpec high pn. .tuops Of soma. Snnltns. catnfaxhas
anu s4piA l'!nst,ha. which couuand the attetn
miles tatnay line Julnlng the tao tlrongnulus
tntnt,algn of 1875. rhe inject ol 'he !ts''Ans ~.
r,urntfr to t4kn posetst1uh of the railway. 20 n
N isulaic l'ftthtera ahd tecnfb thsls of otisfa
tpnt AVhtu+t Verona. 1uc AnstftAnF, hoWetrr
i,,, tte ~ Eteat totct ~ feeuua. sh(lirt
ufil, trv te piac,' ii isrhtrak+ snd sn,lt4rat,ns
too llAllnu uioscnctsf. look up tbs!f iosilon uui
, 1866-07-11
Tho Nevis itl Pnris.

lAADA t4AE ~ ~ AEA+A3& u AA@
The news nhtch reaches u today from the seat
Of wu1 IN Italy Il Serious; 1t Mill produce q deep
impression IN France. A dcsperaic battle has been
aGa s;vs Tr .ne
fered in their frzt oheuslSe movement formidable
reslslance 1t Nas impossible for them to overcome:
they have suffered los:,s which, according to the
early des patches. ale very considerable. Victor
EinaDptrs nrmy crossed the n-lnco the morning
before Lust a Gof1o, above Mantua, without NEST
ns n II IT, ycr ,ban Gao r 10 r6s
towards Peecntera, with the view Of attacking The
PORTIONS which connect that fortress Win 'he en-
eavafs dsshea o. On in he direction H of sha attes
which 1t compelled TO lake refuge IN The oater
,ss Vas 'es esea sh e saa ~ estHss ePtss
chtcra aud vt1ona; lte noy. n,ents were to be sue
tained NJ the stcoud snd Third Corps. division
tween the cutter forts Of eschter1 by the eft hank
2. well ~ BY TIE troops that 7emasned On 'he 51snt
.'anK Of the Mincao. The First Corps led OF, mt
ahtc 70 overcome them at one time 1t must hare
been hlmott surrounded by the enemy. for the des-
patches slate that the ,ecoud and ihlrd Corps ad-
aple 10 succeed We eha,l no doubt receive CT.
cun ttantlnl details respecting THIS sancainary
struggle to.mofEeS or the day afler- A. present,
little We know, that though the Italians nave bten
very roughly nanalcd. they may n ,ard IBIS day Al
une very honorable to Their army. The First Corps
ciy,rton, the hraa Of which wi. "ouude1. The
Au>ttians aunourec that 1beJ have taken several
Gt,ns ard iwo thousand prtsoners They bare dous
1l,ea.e.e. The hcnor Of christening fyf themselves
ibis hslllc. aud cxli II l5 the name of Customs.
aue witch r,ca1i+ to tic 1taaLs mel lucholy reco1
ieceIotE ii the campaign Of ISIS.
From the journal des Dchats.l
The rows u an eneagcmcMt between the italai
nrny nul the Ausirans Il cunflrn"d. md ne repro
tu lenn that 1t nas not 10 the advantage Of The II i.
ians. 1NU dcspaiehcs. Ole IRON FiUsrnc.. the 9th
er fFom itcsc,a annonurc In Iae thai thr Fitst At
tny turpF ntiacked the Austrian postum. ne u
1eschtera, nnh nas reueed al Vt detnrrate Ets11
Gle, wlsrt' taeted nearly MI yc.trray. II. raral
division. which nppehte iu have led Of The nttact
hi. fut,uiied sstfon. io.se.; the osneral VI, sa
tsul ssc luse nn u'let detail. Ut iills na'r The
.tIc ut "isIch catltst b eah n the frcntla ot til
Itn1lsb cantr, u,tsntg Mhltt ne sttcn It an ',ot
10 hr tphnea. ttrea'ly at III. nunist,t. wl,c ~
i Wt,tl H. n r1aesst1lIun of lhe Consequences
re ntet tsEk.e q tee IN +, t'.,aii, !,ie;eHa !.
III 10 tV rintttr .stil itteastitt ~ tiittttttih
' t,e Wl'S n rMthn%t IT. % tS =, nt !. .'
~ tul III hvt 'i1.p'.e, II ai'H''dUh nifty Ut VI
, 1866-07-11
Further Particulars Of tho Battle.
yEux. SEVERE srRuooLE-TuE K1xG's soS
- NOuSuEu.
From Inc Moni,cur ou sotr, Juno 20.

From Inc MuuitcuT ou Sotr, June Is
The i'slinu army. commanded by klug Victor
manuel, elected Its passage 10 the len pank Of
,lr M,ncio By Ta!egclo sud toto having OF IT.
,+lt Tie lortcss OF FesthieEa, and II marched for
md 1t oncc. The leiI wing list cotpsl was 10
r:ye occupied The posllOn between pcechieFa nnc
EcrppA. TO to pro'cct The forward march of tho
n md Sd euEle But the. .lst corps not hein. suti
eleutlr strcng. nas thrown back upon The centre Of
tie amy. which Al the same tsu1e VAS al'ackcd BY
tic Austlfans making sotlte from Fefons. Tht
latter, alter following the nc from Verona 10 Mau
sEa ard tic south. IN which direction The Italian
allnv Appeared 10 be moving, Changed Eont to meet
tie kinga troops, ann oflct.d them battle on June
:4tb, the anutvertAEy or SolFeiho Thp ncxt OF The
+. ruit hitherto receisru, IL yerY coaju.et. In any
case, the +nuEplc seems to have necn very eescze
part Of the italian troops was foee. TO retire BE-
te ihe shock OF lnc enemy. aoa i even fad that
,so divialons hare tcctosscd the Miaclo. The bat
lit arlears 10 hase bet particularly not neat tnR-
iaucn towards the north, aud which VAS ultimately
i.ktu scsc,3I pr!. opcr. and soue euus. II would
seem. however, Thai ihc hnlk Of the 1,a!iap army
has maintained als positions this lt hank Of the
Mlpclo. KING Victor Emanuel's troops behaved
e1trcnely Nell. According 10 al The Information r.
d. aru thcig officers cxauaplr OF hraycry
Scyctal generals sud The Kings sou Amadeus @efs
| wounded. The Au:t1sau-, Who Ee4 days etuce oc
&np,ed the passes Of the lyFol and l0Moatdy. wcf
/ preparing ,nusrmlal in thst direction. stlh th
o'!eti os attacking The Italian army IN thc EcaE
! cEd which, tt The istter trUpid be aeuriiels IT
putt; actute the Mfnclo, woutd cause 1t mnet ser,
| f.its Ell hnf 9a&f n1Cpt.
, 1866-07-11
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a...trat Uu0tllctnl Nrspntch fr0tn Flnr.
GatcHs

IF1VFHt0 tJHnd 9BJ I1H'VEaW INh1uH 5IHITp.I
Tho fttlENEr1 tHNHILaipfs hrtt nnanInI0s III pe0.
In .uaku ry.1y rncttter II, pro.rcning 10 thn n.l
ihr "nr 9gn.llsl hn,'.'u until thr co'nticc Hb"ra
tson of fchrla by thu art Of itay tia, 'H:'. accom-
pli,!ch They naxuyt lhat thc nntt Of zEccnss
which attended Tho nrft altclnr Il hit new t.,o.
thn tor teton'ltesl rncfvy a,.d perseverance,. aad
thu army noslng onbtipg hu. thai Ii will aci,lsyc
tdtlnnt revenge. According IL lt,c same jour
als The Italian ilcrt IL impatient l0r action, anu tho
HrnY 10 In good dlscpno u1ld anxlon, tD bc ar tin
ruttionted With tho enemy. Thu lre.h troops IN.
DIR ten. Ciatdtn arc awai,nR turhrE oterF. aud
,ac volunteers an. burning 10 fcrcat their recount
1 d, lcstnlncA.
/ E,ENlKa.-So news has heen received fton, lbe
| aim. rince That dated Yesterday evening. fsuct
I Amadeus Ia ltsfef, AMI hope arc en,rriatnet o
tLr recovery OF Gen. Gcsaie. Tho wounds frce,ycd
: 'y othe1 oH.crrs Of high rank nss not sc1.oas.
, 1866-07-11

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| 4, sc; Winthrop. DC.
shirs-N. L. standard ttees shirts No. =, rtr do
| G., $16fo: No. Isl, $s3 60; No. 7tc. *es.oo.
PAPER CollaFs-Hetsnpol,sau acul1ar Company. sidt
| t$5l1; Guls smI,h. Hoffman d Co.. Patent feszpss
lion rst Of E5Eon. f15.e0; Shakespeare. *aooa edn
| 50nc.
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hoops. SsStGsl.t5: Empress Trail. 31.es; Thomson
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ale Rut1es, No. l, tt.so; No. ;. $50 No. \ sS.so.
Ha1u tuhte1 Cfay4tt-.t-.*ch plain MOL. H. %;
tsurrd enos, S.l0; Kuch No !. ~ .: No. !, 81
4-inch No. l.xiso No.9, $50; 1sInth No. l.. II
NJ .ts7s; l.lnch No. !. Is 3o:; No. :: II o.; lS In
:.o.l. $s.1: no. I, tsI-
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e'2 r. il !slsp sesoants Of tho engagement present
item. the Fust army eorps was scnt e o.
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AID bird corps, unabie.it Il not scry clear fos
he ao;t .nssct" l. wss sso ss,sd
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draw scfoe, The Mnelo ,s lstef a tho might: The
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flssetai. y 90 entepf,se Whlca 70 otncf european
tIof Would. nnucf snch cifcnmstahccs. hsse ven
tuteo upon; hnt sfenky 70 ao aou1ctnlne scems 10
hafe posscttcd Inc Wh0lo !ialian nafao1, aud the
men in somhanu coala lbnk OF eoiblnY bclfeE
thsn a1rh'ng ,neis aeade aciinft nose t0rsnida'
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acfpcfsto Ill attempt TO take tho hull " tho
hotns; nut wc bs!ttyu u "oia 10 impo.tino for
The King or II Mafnofn 10 AaY WlIat tusuffs thcy
rxpccscu nom lhc!E tll.conccivsd aud sorse ex-
tegted attempt u Na. na'tle 10 whlsh 1loy
ntaked the fcsJ e1ttencs Of their aE1Y while thetf
cnemicA IN TUG WORT event fau no uthcr r1sk Than
lhat oI fnlc aud lcsufely scsrca' heh!ua iha
shelter Of their tM=tigns, !no least that may bg
ee1d Of II II tba hRo 'he tsEsiasa cH4fg., sfHn
ttal. H7aucs naHit p1s IN gutffe.n Ever since
lsls anu !Hsa t.c Austr'ans havo strained every
Lcrsc 10 fliuu9tAen ihosr Ionr citudclt, ntd haye
rrx'eEdtd their o.wotks 60 that Tho line *ccn
itrrtca camp 7hcfc u every probability. also,
tlat nc !talans "cfo On thls occaslon ontnum.
lrFrts ~ thetf Gnenies; !or tue Au"tfianb l.nyu
!tou 2o.ut~ 10 1u.ta fneh 10 fcnctla atu they
llaA I'D lher hantir tlat noet totfniuahe Of oil n
R'hrt o. fn0drfn nnf1Aft, fho railway, they had
tfoba6iy nlastud thrce.loutlhe ut least OF thcie
troops III Ecs1n' realty lor t4c !onY'cxsaecd ltai'
'a1i ihtoat. ihv Afthaakr,h bni'rtins. IN tatt,
ttsrt freak o. Kastt1ist ", 1c'l VI tnat "Aa Iui'
WIla anny whs IN Jug HcE.
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