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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-12

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-12

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-12

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Spble 1nt ron seutihem Stabl unb bic S6aar BON faltgs
fbmietetem Giien. Gas 9uaaepiht 1T 100 Tfunp leidte
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nift in rem Idperten, sdbeiten 9pren, menn man i'm MI
nit aepDbnliher GprI6t %6anbbabt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
,,ruLxshIPu TO TIE rRrnuSE

II TRfBuNr
BuVTILo loFour sls. .nd easier No. spring OF. %
asil25 Amber Winter esd 81 Whit. Western anads y
Wheai heavy and inactive; no siles rspou-d e
active Ia ri 6 incsding 5000 bush IN t7
the 81 II TO arrive IN 81 nsne sreA
bush sold SIC for Michigan o. eI ONO ana 20
private terms Cansa about 81 H. Rye and Peas are quite,
Port. s9s. Lard lsfDlec Wm.sy % % ana
boats New Yok-Whsst ~ dlsc,j Corn hscsp,, os
hours-FlouT IS 55l bb Gram stt rs b1hi wnest ~ 20
bush Corn as ISL bush Oats S 80 on,h b.sy osoe sh
ave Inc O bush buh Canal Exports for q ho1-f
liTo bbs Wheat lt 300 bush Corn 1855 BUSH oSH - y"
bags; Barley, ~ SO epsh RYE % go bah. - d.
Oswsoo Nov l0FlOuf steady sss. ieo ees Ne
for No spring; S for Red Winter es los Whei SlS 70
Tor double EItra Wines. dull sals' y 900 ou'h Ne MwaSlse
quiet Barley duu and uBebanssd sales a. 100 esh sp .le IS
sSe In bond Ry. qusi Canada held At ~ 70 snh eaysn
sales Pes. and nominal At - "a y, 70
Cana Freghs ido hhsri to New York bour soc ara
Peas lse COrs lac Ray 40 Bye .s; oi o S b.s
Ost. &C. fake Imposs4ooo bash Wheat Sltc2 s9,h bssJ
bush RE so bush Prss lanai eea hooS
$500 bush Wheat 900 bush Corn lTOo BUSH Barley ''O0o
tncAso Nov io-Fsar dull add declined 49, Wheat su and
declined le sale. aSsi fer No and ass for No Vs,'
aus and aeelnsd iac ssG po Tor No T. Hshwihes " 81
Hog heavy decurd l0a3e On 10 Frrh', duh hsespts
600 bhs Floor 81 bush WHIST 300 eusn Corn ooo push
0sss 100 Hogs ShPmsn to-day sO' oo rioo o'' Ou'-
Wheat 1919 bnsh Corn II so bush omh a.. a. n, ~
MILWAUKEE Nov i0-Feur very dnL Nnea, % " u. No l
and Al Is for No No l. Oss 4ac Tor No. Re
bb Flour 81 900 bah Wheat ihpmrn todsy
1000 bbs Flour, S00Ol bssh Whs.S 60 ,,,.,. =, -.
CIscIsSIrI Nov i0-Flour and wlsf dali Mh.y STEADY a.
1tc In bond lIass active, 400 ed 30 % 81 Gross
crip bead LAID 900 dcuiul AZ 49, Ne" Mess pJa 20
WttNivuroN C.. N,y hNaet' 'iolr. az io'r Guide ~
pes.gs IS Ls vgD ~ Is.3s Oa AUD =! q D hd Soe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

PROBABLE MURDER-TBB VICTIM THROWN INTO
THE MOTH RIyRRFranGs McAeer aged about 25 years
Tuesday evening left his residence No eo6 West sIeeBht
and was not again seen alive By his friends Early Yesterday
Ocsr Petit Of the Sixteenth Precinct found hs body floating
in the sin at the foot OF Twenty sxth ~ Later in the
day Coroner Cover was notified and proceeded 10 the spot On
had been paving their addresses certain young lady and
considerable feeling had existed between them in con
sequence friends deceased had lately been
toned that be appeared the neghbohood Of Twenty
o. and Teuhye would be roughly used certain parties
there friends Of his had threatened 20 FIX him. The
body conveyed his residence where Deputy Coroner
John Beach, n. d. made partial examination lie found
several scratches upon the face and Commissions upon the head
but whether received before death he could not deter
mine p0stm0rtem examination and inquest will be held to-.
de'i and probably mor1 igcts will isea be developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

CATFLY-saddpulv early Sunday mOrning Nov A. MARI sna
TIE friends Of The family ss eque.sd nera from hss
Isle rssiSsScs No sS Wet Thiy mOnd'y Nov H.
dZp ~. .f..H
coRNFLLsuad.niy IN this ei,v on Sunday A. Asas ..
Cornell ony dsushes Of e and Anu d. Cornell ssd years
Her Ssvoss Tuesday morning By ias
8.l5 train .....' Z. - 7
GARRISON sOpasy tb. ila ios Tbom- younr.s. ehB y
The rs.iS,s and fsSd q Il. Sy - '.r.tfsy r.-
tbs afternoon OcOcE further invitation NJ remains
will be taken 10 Mscbpslsh for insstment
EwHNsudSeniy, Saturday mofnng Nov TO- May 1sysr
wife Of W oeilVis ENsr N the sh ye.r o. her sss
use "a T0ss., o. Ts.sSsy skernoon a. scoes The tsssS.
Of the family and the hs.tresl profession are respectfully invited
Moss-Ou Friday November Moss &c the s year other
Moss OreenOss Astoria + % Monday the l1ss inst, = "
o'clock ferry foot Of Ninesyecoeds kas' hiys We
oat ftssr Soaes - I'll.
FELroN- On sgna,y. Nov 4 Mary csasl vi. ., g. Gy a.
TIE rc.iivr. -nS h,ais Of Tho family ro.ssy In.i.le
notice
PE1-on SUNDAY uoins Nov. H. v.y suddenly Mare hos',s
wife Of Robert L. fs s'q and daughter Of tie late James d
Notice Of fansrs hsreuAsr.
REYNObDsAt vinEtoa New York Fridsy he oh uss, May
r. widow Of the Caleb Rsypoas N ID. Tsh yest q hes
ocIocE D NJ 10 whlch h,r tho.s Of her
Rsynod invited Her feuaisa ~ b. taken TO Phsdspss
sAns, BRIT isa.,s B,nsss Ro'' Ti's Of D. l. R'"'
rs 1 5ss on i iSo S9 @S Nov T. @ o
sMtTB-ln Brookyp, suadsy Nov o. Alfred C. smith in sh'
stsend The funeral from rea~ace Ne ie Ls~r.acss
Toesday, the l9h inst " oeoes IA His remains VA s"zs'
TO Finshing Tor in,erusnt
sEcLAIR-Ai Hebot,u, Sunday uouins Nov H. Mary =,
Tn. trends snd sy cordially invited .,tss5
the funeral from bei ATE f.sdsos No w o.
Greenwood for in,ermeut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO GOVERNOR THROOKMORTON.
The Houston Texas Telegraph publishes the following
MEXICO.
JUAREz AT CHIHUAHUA-BOTH GOVERNMENTS TX
HAUsTED IN FINANCES.

yUAREz AT CHIHUAHUA-B0TH GOVERNMENTS IA
HAUsTBD IN FINANCES.
BI TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
HEw-ORLRANs, Nov. l0-Advices from Chihuahua to
the 18th are received Jnaroz is there, with his Ministers
and 500 soldiers The department commanders will not
send him any troops Escobedo has moved against Mea
at San Luis Potos 400 French and 800 MeXiCans. The
Imperiasts hold Durango. They expected TO Tall
back on TIE capital Both the Juarez and Imperial Gov
ernments are exhausted in finances Juarez is loyyng
forced loans extraordinary contributions and conhseang
property His hopes dependent on the guarantee OF
Liberal loan by the United States Government. He has
greatly oppressed American residents, demanding So
900 900 cash and they have sent memorial to ash
ingtOn Maxmilian's prospects very bad. lie must
leave with the French The Liberal generals and lawyers
are understood favor Orega and only recognize Juacz
because he 10 recognized Washington. Juarcz has an
nucd the Observation-Disclosures grant and has made
new one 10 other Americans who pay 100000 in cash,
aud reimburse the holders Of the AOO grant the money
they paid for it, tine cotton crop has been made IN Chr
huahuR this season. All Northern Mexico except Du.
range 10 in the hands Of the Liberals The Territory OF
Mexico clear of Indians but IN that OF Texas the frontier
military posts being unoccupied, are full of them.
CANNON SOLD BY THR FRENCH CLAIMED FoR THE RI
PUBLIC--CLRARASCB or A STEAMER BY THE M
PRRIAL CONSUL
TELrGRAPH TIE TEIBvNE
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 9.-COnsul Goday claims thirteen
cannon recently brought from French foTncations OF
MDzatlGn the property OF the Mexican Republic and
viii treat their sale as void
The clearance Of the steamer Continental which sailed
on Thursday for San Bias Manzanilo and Acapulco was
obtained from the Mexican Imperial Consul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
THE PACIFIC COAST.
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
MINING STOCKS

MINING STOCKS.
nv ThLTGRLPH TO TRIBUNE.
SAN FRAScIsCe, Nov s.-A Steelacoom, Washing
Ton Territory dispatch to-day says Capt Pierce and company
will take chage SeelacOom ana capt Graves and de-
rhent will return 20 san Island the first week
NIXtNc STocKs-Crown Point S9O0, Cholar $3.50; Ophr
ee9 yellow Jacket $500 legal tenders Ol Choar shares
ADVANCED m favorable reports received from the
mines
SAY ,NcIsco Nov 0The steamer Constitution for Pan
ana sailed TO-DAY with s66 600 in treasure OF which 6O 900 IL
for New York She also carried eJ tuns OF wheat and 20 tnns
OF -four Among passengers are VIM. NJ stewart u -
senator hom Nevada aud g. H. MumioTd OF the Western
Unon Telegraph Company o - a.
Wheat sold today at o. 10 per 100 d. Hawaiian Sugar lOc
Ochotsk Goldfish S2e Receipts OF Bullion; Yellow Jacket
Oct 4 fisoeS0 hale 4 Norcrcss sJOO0O; Gould Curry
$4,000 Crown Point tll00 COO Chollar $4,000; Empire
Mil 81 900 Savage, f2l0OoO
The following dividends have been declared Imperials e. per
share Hale a Norcros sloO per foot Crown Point so per
foot 49, -.
Mining stock have generally improved Savage t+ 20
Crown Point 81 80 yellow jacket g. - Ohir s2; Cboar
slsO Empire Mil sl4 Imperial, sl0i Becher tG2 Legal
Tenders 70l =,
san FRkSusco Nov 1.-THE steamer Pacific from Columbia
River brings eos 600 In treasure ~,
The barE Bcrner Honolulu brings 400 kegs aud 100
bags of Sugar bbls Moasses Brig Lahna, from Zoo
Chow brings 900 boxes tea.
The following whaers arrived from the Northern Ocean
Steamer Milo with 1000 bbs oil and bbs bone bark
John Howaud with $50 bbls oil and 100 bbs bone brig
Manila with 100 bbls oil and y OO0 bbls. bone.
The Western Union Telegraph C0mpanys bark Onward
from Pe,yopguous5L arrived yesterday 10 ballp@t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
5petial Noilres.


10 the vOlup,pou, "ths fanes ssys oriental poet Is
The s-u language n i. DO PHALoNs MONT.
BLOOMING cEREUs sppopria,s Ofs prsaeat' os
male his is lady Tor nsass aud enduring 0der might
vel express. TIE d,ph add permsnsnc. o. hi pas'ion
MON Republicaa Executive Comuaiftee.--A seect.l
mee,s shove Committee val BE- bed q hssdo g.rt>ss
Hal, No 60 Broadway. SATURDAY ENEhhe nov ~
WALDO HurCBfSs caAirmsa-
CHARLRss 4. srRoss la....,.r..
MmLIAE DRrHrosD. 's''
Pirst Assembly District Mon Rcpnblcan Assecla-
the Association psrlcuLy froees,ed u
De- prvsni the THIS th9udayl ENENNO al oolees'
q the Sihh " ard Hotel. JOSHUA q. AbbE, fresioenL
% 5S.' " " b sS.rs' sser,,.Hs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
ILLINOIS.

Seveny.three counties give Gen. Logan 5S05s majority
The weuty-nne counties yet TO hear from will probably
swell the majority to 1900.
AS far heard FROM the Republicans in this State have
made q gain Of two State Senators-D. W. Mum, Of
Cairo, in the First District and Colonel G. A. Fost IN the
Sixteenth District, The Republicans have thus far also
gained seven members IN the Lower House OF the Legs
iaiure-one in the Twelfth District in the Ninth Dis
trct in the Twenysi1th District, two IN the lEen-
eth District and two in the Thiry-fth District. Unless
later returns indicate other changes the next Legs
lature will stand: Senate, Republicans 10, Democrats. -
Republican majority, :; House, Republicans D. De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
GRIMES
ANOTHER MURDER IN RENSSELAER, coUSTY-AT-
TEMPTED SUICIDE.


ANOTHER MURDER IN RENSSELAER, c0USTY-Ar-
TEMPTED SUICIDE.
~ rELfsEAPH rRIBuSE
TROY, Nov IO.-This County (Rensselaer) is the
scene OF another murderthe fourth within many mouths
The present occurrence place the u Nassau about
u miles from this city little settlement known as Ioog
Corners and the particular have ranped ii seems
to have resulted from the mad prompting Of love aud Jealousy!
the prolific Of much Of tie crime that abounds throughout
the iand Superintendent Landon Of the Capital Police and
Defective Alien gone 10 the Of the tragedy and
we FUN particulars Of the horrible event The mes
scnges brought the intelligence OF the murder to the city
acman the murdered man had suppanted young OF
the village whose name Withheld az present. IN lhe anee
tons of Young lady. The discarded lover made threats
against the life " his fortunate Tor UNFORTUNATELY rya aud
Batcman received several anonymous threatening eomnun
adversary Al first attention was paid TO these msa'es
but they became frequent and ntmatont Of danger were
80 often given TO him by persons verbally that al last he
adopted the precaution OF carrying loaded gun with him
wheeyer no abroad nfsr nigha On Thursday night
there WIS party IN hs village which bateman attended
About " started his return home accompanied
BY two other young men, friends having at the time bis rusty
About a mile distant from BoiemanJ residence the three
separated-ihs pursuing their journey homewArd by
bSbway This Tie st thai has beon seen Of him
distance beyond the point he separated from his
Pson' ep o gum had been exploded but the piece was
not discharged The ground bore evidence Of desperate
three persons had engaged In the usse Bsteman
young man Of qualities and deep sorrow as well as the
Mrs Fox resident OF Sand Lake In ibis county attempted
commit suicide by poison yesterday The ease presents
an information Of his death conveyed 20 Mrs short
aferward subsequently, she married again Tue original
returns upon the close OF the he does not want the wife
but the children and becomes persistent In his de-
mands that the mother attempts suicide Fortunately the
prompt application OF restOratives saved her life
MURDER BY NEGROES.
Br ruLKsRIpH rEIBuSr-
BRASCHyILLE, S. c., Nov. JOINS. Garvin and
daughter were murdered Orangeburg c. last Thurs
d. - mnrderers have been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
lOaR and lsraelIa
GRAPE VINES.

TIE TWO BEST IN CuLTTyATI0s ron EVERY PURPOSE
BOTH VERY EARLY. AND IsRAELLA TiE
EARLIEST or ALL.
The IONA the only native Of good 'e for the
squslio the hes, foreign kind,
Ia madness eoassney Of pfoduon snd pereSs rpesnG %
fruit Il s uneqnalsd Of our @os hardy ns,vcs
only unsIcspiionabls grape Cor The family DELAWARE
~ EXCELLENT IONA sqaal IN ell respects and Hrca sEfras
In several very important points
THE IONA Is THE BEST GRAPE FOR WINE
IONA the oay which the cost Of best yiass sy
IL. eating the FIRE, year
Ia III. oSLr NATIVE Gu eagerly sous fof al
DOLLAR per pound
Il ia the only grape foreign who's. ru pronounced By
the be-, Judge. eqSa As1spd and Psersbs 10 al
o,bcr foreign kinds growA In slsa houses.
Ny page pamphlet containing deseVos Of best vsishs'-
Present ard Future Of Ope Culture ETC. alec Price Ls Zoe
O.rdea and Vineyard Planting and Netho Of obsnas sanp
win be cen. for eent stamp Address So ,av-
...|' Iona, Peskskil, Nssyork
Morale. foe cub oh-r Interested 10
punbag good vines ascertain by ssmpe Iona and vsss
these vines originated and cheapest place 10 Obtsa
good vines Of iona snd Isrsels G. w GRANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
WISCONSIN.

Br TBIB0RAFH
MILWAUKEE. Nov. lO.--The Republican majority on the
Congressional vote in this State not less than 26O0Oa
gain Of 100 per cent the vote Of the year 1901
The Legislature stands: Senate, - Republicans; II
Democrats Assembly 20 Republicans and 30 Democra's
Returns Of the the State constitutional Conven-
ton are very moager II is thought that IL has been
defeated Tho amendment TO the Bsntiug lav for
taxing shares % National Bank stocks hos been carried
by q large majority.
Racine CITY, tho homo Of Senator Doohte, gives 6Oi
for Paine against l76 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

in parts of this State caused by short crops and feeling
OF insecurity and apprehension in the public mind. Fifty
persons passed through here Yesterday their way to
Texas from East Tennessee. There is steady tide OF
immigration il the same direction.
Some idea Of the situation in East Tennessee may be
learned from the fact that the Tax Collector OF Rhea eonn
y advertises ior sale 5000 Of land belonging
10 delinquent payers, and IN case does the amount que
the county exceed s..
company o. cavalry eit here this morning IN pursuit
Of the bandits who recently robbed the train on the LOUIS
VILE Railroad
Gov. Brownlow is in very feeble health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
NET-H4FEN
ISLANDER SUIT BETWEEN CLRRGYMRS.
agLyGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE.

ISLANDER SUIT BETWEEN CLRRGYMES.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvES, Nov. l0.-The Rev. Chsun-
cey Murray young Congregational minister Of talent formerly
pastor of the Marketst Church New York has brought suit
io Islander against the Rev William T. Eusiis who for many
has been pastor Of Of the wecs churches IN this
city and who standd high clergyman throughout New
England Last October az the meeting Of the ministerial
citation this city the Rev Mr. Eusts boldly and earnestly
addressed the assembly Of oorgncn present stating that NJ
Murray had been engaged h speculation m New York In the
which he had committed forgery and Ind been
rested and thrown jail At another meeting he refused to
withdraw the charge and made apology Upon
this ground Mr. Murray has sued him for Islander putting his
damages $1,000 employing Mr. TtOn Dooltte a. coun
The trial o. this set dow or the Deceb term OF the
Superior Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
Hlnsdsle, Rep.
NEW-IERSEY.

The Essex County Board of Canvasser met at the New
ark Court House on Saturday at 70 O'Clock, The
following majorties were found to be correct Halseys
majority in Newark for Congress- 1880; Hills in town
ships $751; Total Union majority in Essex, 25Gl Hayss
majority State Senator in Newark l,4s2 in town.
ships S24 Total in county, 2,3O6 The following were
the naorities in the Legislative District: First district
Cond Rep. 273; second district, A. p. Condit, Rep,
343 third district Ayres Rep p; fourth district sayres
Rep 5s4; fifth district Atwaers Rep, 4Oj; sixth dis
trict Trmble Rep 1885, seventh district, Murphy, Rep,
$685. eighth district Hedden, Dem. l46i ninth district,
Walls plurality, l2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

SUICIDE OF DRUGGBT-lNoUEsT BY CORONER
GoyER-Au inquest held yesterday at No 22 Eighth
BY Coroner Cover the body Of William Simpson for many
years past prophet OF drug the GrsfoOr Of the
above locality and residing the upper floors Deceased
much respected by h neghOrs but from some cause for some
his death he concluded abstain from drinking 10
excess and apparently much depressed spirits Late
On fuay iy1t u. sHAuoHeu lhEe Wy ~ auhulh hlu
after informed his wife OF the fact Medical aid was
cured bat be died Saturday afternoon The following tes
mOny was taken by the Coroner
Ann simpson being sworn deposed Deceased ives my bus
hand he has been in the habit Of drinking o some time but
up three months since he had been temperae TINT
time and Inst sunday be has been drinking freely since
he very Responding about " o'clock night before last be
came up stairs IN bed which appeared TO anger him he
took small bottle from bis pocket which contained
laudanum and said lie would swallow H. but
then went down stairs. when I followed and found
the small bottle Of audsnum mantepece; put II In MY
rocket and went np STAIRS in ten again
he had taken Of the large bottle he then laid down
the lounge and b. sleep went TO bed between and
SIN asleep breathing very hard did not disturb him until
but could not rouse him then becoming alarmed called
OF the clerks who tried 20 him without success how
about O'Clock sent for doctor but when he arrived
at clock deceased bad re6thed his last deceased had
several occasions when intoxicated threatened TO destroy him
self. but never when sober.
testified to having been called by Mrs Simpson 10 deceased
abOBt O'Clock p n, saturday IN company with Abram
rggs another clerk At that time deceased was lying on the
lounge breathing heavily and pulse quite feeble be started for
physician but on his return with me found that his employer
Abam Griggs testified that Mrs Simpson had told him At
previous night attempted 70 drink quantity Of laudanum out
OF small bottle bur she had knocked OF bis hand before
eond do she also said he had not drank any liquor
The Jury rendered the following verdict "Thst William
Simpson the deceased his death by taking overdose
OF isudanum, on the 10th day OF November, leo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
FIRES.
IN CLISTON-sT.

Early on Saturday evening fire was discovered on
the third foor Of the premises No g Clinton occupied by
Skayez Feudt cabinet The upper floor was some
what damaged and lower floor flooded with water The
Of Messrs Is about tlO; not insured The second
floor occupied by window Shade manuiact0ry by Mr.
Outlay loss 600 insured Tie first floor occupied by a
furniture loss by about sU insured
for 500 The third floor Nos 90 aud g. is occupied by X
I1nchmanB cabinet maker loss by tOD; insured for
500 The ager beer saloon IN the basement Of No r. owned
by Charles Scho is damaged by water 70 the extent OF t
insured No - owned by William Tden and damaged
90 the amount Of 500; insured.
IN BROOKLYN
FIRE broke out last evening at about o'clock, IN
the stable No l4g Smh.st Brooklyn The stable OWED
by Mr. McCabe and contained 1--WE horses all Of which
saved The damage the building fixtures &c. will
amount 70 abou $50 Fully insured The fire communicated
the building No $50 also occupied a. stable but little
damage done the dremen promptly hand aud
eItingushed the flames.
COSC0RD, n. II.
TTLRGRAPH
CONCORD, n. H., Nov. ll.-Seyeral wooden build.
ings in the vicinity WaTenst including COOnings livery
stable WAITS FISH market and two dwelling houses were
destroyed by FIRE last night Loss ti5,OOO
ERw-HAvBE.
1ELEsRAPH
NEW HAVEN, Nov. Thames Cooks livery stable,
Meriden burned this morning Loss e. 90 partly
insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
TEXAS
REPORT or THE JUDICIARY CoMbnTTEB-eov
THROCKMoRToE AND GEN. GRANTS ORDER
By TKLEGRAPu TO THE TRIBUNE

REPORT or THE JUDICIARY CoMsnTTEB-GOv.
THROCKMoRToE AND GEN. GRANTS ORDER
BI TELEGRAPH
GALVESTON. Nov 9.-The Committee on the Judiciary
of the Texas Legislature have reported 70 that body That
sudden changes ike the present condition require that
they should be protected by wise and just legislation
Their removal however desirable cannot be accomplished
for many years II we not governed and con
troed BY our laws they will he imposed upon us by
those who nothing of true wants and capacity,
and that power will be pepetuaed which has been
acquired by force
NEw-ORLEANs, Nov. lO.-THe Houston lTexasl Journal
learns that Gen Sheridan communicated TO Gov. Throck
morton an order from Gen. Grant recognizing the MULTI
cation of General Orders No g. which authorized military
commanders in the South all parties charged with
certain oenses failure or inability OF the civil suhon-
tics 10 do 30.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON To GOVERNOR THRooKMoRToN.
The Houston Texas Telegraph publishes the following
dispatch:
WASHINGTON D. C.. Oct 30. 1866
Gov THROCKMoRTOV: Your telegram of the Doth instant
received have nothing further suggest than urging
upon legislature make all laws involving civil rights as
complete possible extend equal and exact justice to
all persons without regard color II has not been done
We should not despair Of the republic. My faith Is strong
Ny confidence unlimited in the wisdom prudence virtue
intelligence and magnanmy Of the great mass OF the people
and that their ultimate decision will be unnfUenced by passion
and prejudice engendered BY civil war for the com
pee restoration OF the Union by the admission OF loyal Repre-
and from al the states TO the respective
WV ANDREW JOHNSON"