The national Republican., 1866-11-23
CAPTURE OF DURANGO.
GENERAL VEGA EXECUTED.
An Assessor KILLED In GEORGIA.
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LONDON, Nov. ,2l.-Lord Stanly in reply
to o letter in regard to the ships seized by
the United States Government, points out
that no arrangement can be made to consider
such claims "a pa4gs .YgFHA u v,,I
A grand reform banquet took plsce st
Manchester last night. Mr.. Bright made q
powerful speech d ~ i'- '-i rtTa3 I gis 'a !. u
The Times says, although the Federal.
Secretary Of the Treasury believes that the
bonds Of tho United States will be paid in
gold, it would be better II Congress would
secure such payments by law. Hr ta1-
PEsrH, Nov. 2l.--The Hungarian Diet
met to-day. The Imperial rescript was re-
ceived and read. II declares II the Diet will
remove the difficulties in the way Of unity
Hungarian Ministry will be appointed and
the autonomy Of Hungary be re-established.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Advices from Crete
state that tho Cretan Assembly deny the re-
port that they have submitted to the Turks.
ANrwERr, Nov. 2l.-The schooner. Island
Home, from Richmond for the Rio Grande,
was captured on Oct. 8, and the crew taken
of and brought to this port. : :. Y - y .-.,
LivERPooI, Nov. 21.-Thc cotton market
is unchanged. Middlins Uplsnds lad. The
sales to-day will probably reach 10000 bales.
Breadstufs firm. Wheat u quoted at 3Ss.
Cd. The market for provisions 10 easier.
Pork has downward tendency ~
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Consols for money are
quoted to-day at 90 IA; U. 9. 6.2os, 10 "a;
Illinois Central, 7s "a, Erie, so Ia.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 2l-evening. = The
steamship City Of Manchester, from New
York on the 7th inst, touched at this port
this p. m, and proceeded to Liverpool. ls
PARIS, Nov. 2l-Evening.-It is said the
French Government has received news that
the rule Of Maximilian is virtually at m end,
and it is further reported that the Govern
ment has ordered the shipment Of stores to
Mexico to be stopped. 5R,
BERLIN, Nov. 2l-Evening. is q
report that the King Of Prussia has written
letter to Pope Plus, offering him the pro-
lection Of Prussia.
LONDON, Nov 2l-Evening.-The Admi-
rally Court in the case of the Rappahan-
mock has ordered the representative Of the
United States Government to give security
in the suit where It is plaintiff.
LIVERPOOL Nov. IL evening. The
breadstutis market closed frmer. Provisions
have declining tendency Lard inactive.
LONDON, Nov. 81 evening. - Consols
closed at 90 IA. US. 5-2O's 70 IA, Illinois
Central shares rs "a, Erie shares 50.
Meeting Of the Frssdmsn's Unlon-speseh
| OF Chief Justice Chass. .s.a
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22!-This evening the Penn.
sylvania branch Of the American Frsedmsn's Union
Commission held public meeting st the Academy
Of Music. Chief Justice Chase presided, and on
taking the chair hs expressed bis qualification a
the opportunity to testify his hearty approval Of
the work. He said that there 10 no interest In the
land which can be in any way hindsrsd by the
work Of the Commission. There Is no interest In
the land which will not be promoted and aided BY
this movement. The speaker then traced tho origin
Of tho organization, commencing with the first
agent sent by the Treasury Department to the sss
islands; and continuing until Congress had created
the Fresdmsn's Bureau In order to assist the vol.
untary efforts Of the people of the North who had
taken hold Of the work. The part Of true states.
men is to connect Is far practicable the work Of
the Government with the voluntary action Of the
people, and one Of the most interesting features Of
this work Is the introduction Of this principle
The speaker said that he had always taken deep
interest in this cause. The Commission was en-.
dsavorns to carry on . work began by the Govern.
mont, and are striving to carry the blessings Of ed
ucation to every psrson In the South who l. willing
to secure them. Educated and skilled labor win
be ton times Of more value to the community than
the Ypeducated The work will also assist US In the
settlement Of the difficulties which now agitats the
country. .' ..F IN. ...
Referring to tho proposed amendment, Mr.. Chase
said: '. .'4grr f.r.
"a moro generous, q more msrciful proposition
was neve. made to . people who have been In re.
bellion, tbanShe amendment proposed. Those who
dsnounes It should give to the people another, and
they will consider IT, notwithstanding the passion
Of the hour. trust that the people will never con
sent to any arrangement which docs mot insur, .
permanent peace tranquility union, and the pros
perity Of this land ~.
The speaker was frequently applaudsd during his
address.
referred to the necessity Of educating the oolorsd
people Of the South, In order TO mako them useful,
not only to themselves but to others.
Tho sohool.house must bo erected throughout
the South, and with intelligence will come an in.
creasipg demand for the products Of the land.
Tho Perma branch Of the Commission has during
the past year supported 3oi schools, with an at.
tendance Of 5000 scholars and over 700 teachers,
and have distributed about half million Of sup.
plies Ifths contributions are liberal tho Commits
sion hope to increase the work. 20" ~
Gen. Howard, who was present, made an ad-
dress, commanding the work and explaining the
opsrstions Of tho Frssdmen's Bureau connections
with these voluntary associations for the education
| of ths hI.nk.