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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
THE DRAMA.

GRIFFITH & AUNT At THE NEw-YORE THEATER
Il was to be presumed that divers subs and boichcs
would mar the representation MI drama Of 'in
Gaunt which was produced the New York Theatre Oh
"Wednesday evening aud therefore DELAYED Witnessing lis
performance nul last night u did not pass OF with entire
yet material hitch mreded coufs
any impairment offered to the appreciation ~ IFS nl
proportions The piece comprised n Ave acts auu intro
duce. between twenty nud tnry chamcters Nj Augu-tn
DHly ahO hrs thus dressed VT thnre- Erad~ su"fel "~
commended for ving used the language OF e original when
eyer that possible and iog having given prominence 10
several col the Up important -itunons devised by the Ene
l.h novelist IN, portion ot the delocu" is smooth
and udcolsy devised 20 snii the several rlnnc's ls
wit however sluhUed end unsntsnctOIi lWol mui'ole4
De- uniar clncedr thrt be- hus done Justice q" NJ a
vigorous novel According taste and conSiruon ihe
,or, Of Griffith Gnuu bur poorly suited for representation
rn the STAKE IT, great merit consists ln - aWho
peculiar and characteristic manner Mr lrnd' hh' cn"t' l"
make study Of certain duik and dangerous phases oil
human uatlrc and nus presented that study n setting :" e'
ccssors drawn from the history Of MANNERS lh remote an
unfamiliar age The charm Of hn study Is seen Do d. mhhi
drlicne touches Of subtle trihlne, 10 appreciate he
novel of Griffith Gauu thoroughly one needs 90 read A
care sud 90 ponder DIS he read. He win then ind 10 90 70"
Vn,rllt tritif and unurrfi study oil bad End boz Us
consequence. terrific passion. he all nso hud I" 7" ''
r-fai,i,r d. Is fascinating Upon the question o is
morality there need 20 speak HiimIh '"Hh-
immoral Bro thc same s"us" that Wh'" j. mnoih- una
m mo- other 10 dc.caut Oh that topic eev child play
Do r.u Who -, fl world with eyes of experience lud
thought Br Griffith GHun relates Ike "Oihelio 10 a
passion. and hruce keha great >hsAc penIean pro
totypc ne of icaous b. rcpc fhr sensitive mind
There H wonderful ahil -rnlus luia tininh Wa Io', 4
icect characterization md pathosiu "ohelo yet man
BOO, D.. EXCUSED fr not caring 10 acted There H. gre
ability oi lower order u trhih 'Wni yer no man Us 10
blamed iptrrs hu from 90" study Of It's roli.c
and repu.i,c We cauu" hli admire Nj l'ende
method hoWcvriald this b. precisely Whni thr dFunhi' DO
terr'te. must needs mis-. IN MI DAYS drama We
encounter theme col jealousy cuWiufptu Don c'itau
hrel. OF ~ Eldcs plot liHt plot s no r'matAahie
hc hands of on ordinary story teller % would he iant hL
DAILY Au. tpoa e % wrg closely and 90 fhr cud OF The hst
fourth sct. ha. brought ou good stag effects
uortHsIp d to D.. noted however tint lr hfs couti,ed
p u eight thr Disturbing ri"ncri- oI iht ornal y"
t.out given 20 NJ R-udcs snhti, nnalss ~ the latent
between Nc G0rf and tir Young pil'it aH
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MUSICAL

This morning the Bateman Concert Company VIII
give matin6s at StenVay Hall. commencing al -
O'Clock Mde. Parepa and tho other excellent artists VIII
appear.
The French Opera Company will give matinee al the
Theatre Francais to-day at o'clock when Auber DE-
Hghtfu opera Les Dismante dc Ia Couronne, VII. De
performed.
Mr.. l.. r. Harrison having made arrangements VIII
Mr. Bsteman or his fine concert company Will give DIS
eleventh Sunday evening concert tomorrow evening az
Steinways Concert Hall, instead of Irving Han MS
change made Necessary by the oyercrowdug ot irving
Hall at the last concerts when hundreds VI persons
we're unable 20 obtain admission Tomorrow evening inc
whole of the Baeman Company viii appear when MAKE
tine performance Of the most brilliant Uf the series
Another musical enterprise will he commenced at once
Mr. Bateman and Mr. Harrison have combined, snd WILL
give series Of Monday and Wednesday popular concerts
10 take place at Stenways Hall The programmes VIII
be selected with reference 90 the public taste Inc DeS'
talent will be engaged and every effort made 10 render 'he
series both popular and brilliant
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TIE SrATE OF TRADE.

1T rELgshxPH y rHE TRIBUNE.
OswEGO NOy. NFonr is 2jaa0 lower on Sprn- on ~ ~
Red Wrr. SIS Tor Whit, and 30 i2U SIo tof
Double Wheat quiet sales Corn quiet tarly UNI
ruansrd p 90 buh. 9c for lpke &c Tor Bay Qnte
in steady srs NJ 6U0i Dusl Na
ida Al 20 Peas 10 demand Of 1000 Csnda 81 " m
Canal sgts steady o. New-1 orki fioui ~c
neat and Peas and Farley 70. Rye BE- 20 Albany
Wiest r and Barley loc. Rye lie Lake import-oo '
bush Barley, R0G eusi rye
b1.s Flour I40O1 bush Nhest
bu. bush Rye The Of Flour and Grain
Buffalo aud Oswe gerday noon a. near ~ can
bu Com ~ BUSH Os sq000 BASH Barley 9sfOoO bush
Rya. lt3 90 bush Peas. 200 Oush A.
Nov 9klour eeser; No. ~prnc -. 90 =, o.
Western srrt az 10, White Csnsda +t T50t 10 p Nhes-
bush cold Chicago M wsukee No Spring on pnvte
price, Com, sles sO0o bush d l9G l' clos
buyers ~ a. Oat quiet ~ about tc baley "a :.
900 tus. Cenaa ~ 20; 1900 - arrive on private terms hy
quiet 23Ol9C. Lard lal0lOc Whisky Gnchan4el
Gii Fri-hfs New orkWLta ,d8c. Corn ia a Rye oc
Re.ept.-Four s45 bb. " heat lj2 bust Corn 454 Dnu
barley bnh. Rye gl47 bust. 'sns E1pot
% lhf bush. Esrlsy 81 10 bush. Rye "a bush. .
yFlour au1 Wheat unchanged W hssv - -
Od'Nr Pors 81 New, $3.50 go
Lard l34l1i-. Reseirs-ios 1900 God f5i. 40,
Hing 3tUFi OF wr~b % 100 egaust ZlOO
exports ltO babe; stock ~ $40 Suqa in good demand AZ
Esuk sterling 10 New 0rA exchange par
frrisl Neg iot %. 70 Liverpool ld3tl. % evfe ltc
and Wheat heavy and ruchsns't Corn higher; New
oh 81 o. Oaa o; sls o. 4509lc Fore lower
~ ~Thsu'rd Bacon sno Lsrd dr0opns
nod u0mna' Whisky higher 40 - ~
ToLGDo ov que,. Wbeat Winter alc sud Spring
White Michigan - D. Amber ~ ga - 30 No
- sfd+2 o. Corn opsd g. low end closed e lower
SO. Mixed Adgi, Oats held a. SOC aud sc DID
lsk- Fre-l .t,-9c on fou % buhalo g.. A.,
&C. Nov Cotton aiii sales 30 ba'e' Strict Mid
S,1AsyAa Ca Nov o-Co,tou as-; sale, 40 bales. Mddins
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WESTCHESTER NEES.

ArTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-A man named lay
Tor attempted eoamit zap. upon the daughter Of zap
PEGS Of Rye DAYS She her way nome ma
INK that morning been visiting lady friend Of hers ana gov %"
home by way Of the pluond track When she reached quite
secluded spot piece vi woods she attacked by l.H
uIan who made an attempt % commit RAPE upon her e
made cutlery which reached the ears of nau
taken before Justice Sa1g and committed for examination
APPROPRIATIONS BT THB BOARD or TRUSTEES or
MDE~ tNrAtn meetfsg the Board 81 Town Trustees ~
NOrrisauia he ThurssrY aIght the IONn
the som 90 for repairs roads and bridges sU0 for the
poor 5000 for h@ Fle Department - 900 for contingent eX
March ard interest bonds issued By the town TIE whole
indebtedness of the town il abost S,l5OJO.
ERROR or THR MORRTSANIA Town TRUSTEES Cor
ErtrE-Thr Bound ~ Trustees Of the Of M0Tisauia
PARK belonging the tpwu for Improvements by grading &c
OF Finh found fault With by the property
and they threatened take their grievances before the
supreme Court have already taken them the board Of
town TrHstrss Al their meeting last ThuTday night the
hoard passed r.oluO appOpntmg sU the amount that
should dwn the contingent fund to the anouu
that should have been assessed against the park
LITTLE RoY INJURED on THE NEwHtvEN RAIL-
roAp-On Thursday evening the New Haven tain was
missing Port Chester lis way this city little boy about
wear, old attempted the track but before he could
get over e ~ the catcher and thrown dow
with the rail Before the thiu could ne stopped
.eel ~ tb cars PASSED his right hand seyeriug nearly
fbe Whole hand from wrist He also otherwise badly
ur The conductor and other employees OF the tram d al
they coud prevent the accident anu no Dae can Dc aa'H
90 IhGu.
LECTURE BY PROF HYATT or MoRRISANrA.-Prof
Hvat Of Public school OF the town Of Morsana last
evening delivered inst Of of lectures 10 be given
before Young Men Literary Association OF that Town me
room filed very large and select audience o me aa
and gentlemen the town lecture well as viii DE- all Oi
te course va, free The subject treated Of by the Professor
tbe gict formation OF the County OF Weschesicf
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MEYICO
rnq IMPERIAL GARRISON 70 yACArE rnE CITY o.
DURANGO.

rHg npEElAL GARRISON TO yAcATE rHE CITY o.
DURANGO
Er rsGveyArH 10 THg TRIBUNE
WAsgfNGroN. Nov 9.--Thc Mexican Legation received
to-day official dispatches from chihuahua up 10 the 10Th
ult Gen Amada was already on hi, nay 10 Durango. IL
was thought that the Imperial garrison would e'acuate
the city before the approach Of Gen. Armada.
Thcofical paper OF the 18th umo publ shes the 0hoa
report of General Cerrena Of the important victory OBJ
tanned bv hs troops the French at Paes Puerto near
Mazatan on the 18th Of September last decree from
President Juarcz dated the 18th Of October 10 also
n declares that the Louisiana TcWautepec Company to
open steam communication by The lstbmus OF fehuanc-
pee having failed 20 fulfill the obligations imposed upon
them hv The DEGREES ot sept T. 1871, March ~ 1899, ana
Oct % 1860 have lost al their nights 10 that undertaking
grant fo the same las been made TO the lehuantenc
Transit Company organized late IN the CITY ot Now.
York Tbs company sent some months ago o special
agent % the Mexican Government 10 negotiate for this
grant.
MUTiSoUs SPIRITS OS THE RIO GRANDE-ORTEGA 5
PRESENCE PRODUCING TROUBLE.
b. rkLssgAgH THIBDSE -,
NtV.ORLiANA Nov 81 have prybte alVccs from tie
Rio Grdude thar mutnous spirit apparent 40 the Llbe
raj army owing 10 Ortogds presence on the frontier ana
that his emi>,rcs getting up powerful party % DIS
favor.
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MARRIED.

FRANKLIN HCKS-ou Thursday November BY trend'
ony Pes b. Franklin May eldest dsagHtr. Of The late Ess
HrLs
HENSON-CORNELO On Tburdsy afternoon The sth inst ~ the
Dekah4,o 81 r. Church Bro0kvn by The Rev Joseph Henson
s.u.ed b the Rev. j. " Lsek Wlam b. Henson 20 sssh l.
totncl b0'H n Brooklyn
JO- LsSMTHa Newnrs y D. Thur'dsy ne sth Inst oy
r Rev. D. Searn D. d. George =. Jones o. Ns-1oEa cry
TO b. tzs d., daughter OF +. h. smith OF Ne"afA
fiFNAt-NREAKS-in Jersey City. Ihursday. Nov. q.
t rt Grace Chu~rh by the Rev VI. RICE b-te' Lenal 10
eldest Of the sts Henry Mresl' esq o. shr
ted England.
PETTFNGlL-HJLr-f Brooklyn y. Y. Thursdsy Nov g.
v tHr Res, Hrn Hre.-r -smurl u Pet'nsl % Neof-
uanus saurner o henry Holt, al OF BrooaSH
SANDS HAEuSGFUn ein-,d,y seaug Now ~ - Peter
tf. el-L. by Rev. Dr. barnes. James g. sands VI
N,~.Ao.k Go ira.e q u8rd.nge q Nova SCOTS.
Nu,. scotia pares fl'use cory
,.lTI- ARNSTRDNG-tt Chlrch Of the BOY Commhnion
al Vi.da, by IT, Rev ;. A La"fanr milton
smith % lda Arms rorg. both Of tine cry
FN FORD Perth AuhCy, New Jenss on Monday
.- Ery JANE, s. Lir-. No tsrf J. Ten h'r'A 10
N..J,tlI.tur ford. e. col Pegtb AnooY
li.aae pHis end t.ucuusI psTe p.r.fe ''pF
VlAILAGF-EOBElNS-ul Thursday, Vow B. BY the Rev pi
pei. William Wallace Of ]yrsoa-r 20 Joslnus ROBBINS o.
BrooElyu
zt'LAWsEY -NORrON--Gn Brooklyn. N-tnesday Nov I"
cf 6ies boy ne Rev a. T. futhsm
f.dn,s l.y,ky frnns e. eis daughter 81 John No'ioH
Ell u Dro0Alyu
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4 Thorough Domestic Test.

NJ I0TT7 N"lI
w have l ION tl- contemplated efecting iF 90 dom ie
',sf-to1el regular dve-d OF 81 he yncne Of -" ing
fbr t con pete dr public and have accordingly
vi. eve a snuicti-r % lend popsr liabilities for testing
t.is usrfrs notice 20 the Wilcox Gio5
r. Machine Dc -. simple. Very slight instructions end
neuuv ruf.J Inde-stsud the Of which j. com
uoa- aua r setting 70 out Of order
rt t. na az fgv ON nu rouseuenre, always woTk'
10 momrut nocr thou g hiy@ been laid aside for months
Trio needle Ho-, liable 20 bresk
Do TX not broken or bent single needle
agsls and certain coutgFHnfe OF nf
Ind btfs II misses stsh The
dt,cty sTo0 without ndng Tie worA
be desired while perfectly
against rsvrinz ITSELF AFTER much and many
stitching retain al fh. roundness
sdniel 1t first W have Iied on
every found broken thread In ne
Hqle ieofsd machine. pfeludired ssains it
woud nucAer u vss1g etc. bg az o.
10 be- stand ready 90 DO
m bat ansie readeTs te
th pss criticisms Tor We satisfied that none any
iHrnr.surs an be .astined 80 idrcrfiscgcHt
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We ta.r pleasure In recording event DO the life o:
Nj C,ru, W Field, which must add lonos 10 those he
has already IN the prosecution OF his enterprises in
connection with the Atlantic Telegraph NJ Field twice
came very near financial In 1860 after many bust
ness disasters, be obliged TO compromise with his
cedtors The Atlantic Telegraph a success, portion OF
his lost wealth has been returned 10 him and be has To-
Gently made arrangements 20 meet all the losses sustained
by his creditors. 10 every creditor who suffered by the
suspension of his house 1900 he has addressed letter.
requesting statement OF the amount compromised, add
ing For all the amounts thus far shown to have
been lost by creditors he has given check 10 fun Tie
,,hoe will Ice ofout 5000 ODO
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DiID

gfDSON- "Wednesday caroline ~i's ~ Carrs
H0d,on end dangb'er Joln Sanford Of crest bsrrron
Mss, IN tic f'fh war az lr- az $500 .t.---. 60
lie r.rsus will tet BrrUsion o in'efnh iren ne
r,dsnc soin.a~. EsSsrd h. suydsI south bioeAiI
aAIItRp-iu Er.okyu Ttrcay Nosrmt'rb Mefy ntArc,
4s.su-i of " iu 30 end hodlt - ht1]e ego 80 yeas
g. r.c. n. m Pacific ~ g. Ch.rer sures, sf'rroor st
2o,loc F.ua, sud Of the fSf " ars respectfully
trvl.d 10 Aurnd me unrls, wtnolr niE'l-r notice
Pnilsds phia and Baltimore payer Iesse coI)
ISGR AN-u rhlrstsy syrnln NcvombsI t"s' W son o.
Dsvid AID lei luss1n ss-d years arGf month,
I- ~. 4 family INVITED % srtud ne
fur-fs Sstdy srfuceu, ut2 cd f'tn ne isa'r OF
h parents 40. - Went 1rstJ a. "ihf1t i1nHei NV
NopONoUsH-on wssu,.dS nclrhG ne irs ~ per sis
rl,re cor Wi ou.hpy Lawfsnesis tocs N Magnet
McUmlo ugh. widow, agrd g yveis
IN 6sf sofinaw Henry Cui a.. VI. d. sstehN in'sd
70 attend sstdsy Hcrups 'ns 90 ln' :. 10
oeecs jsu.,s' Caitsarsl Jsy't bio's1n without
farther notlcs
vtNroY-p Eoss,u: o. Frbsy Nu, De. orly d.sg,s "
IA, usrs tan. place Mosaty, he lEfh i'tt a. ~ rem
III. t.,idsne. Of hss Itst. No. ~ lie n'.rTi.
RoBRat N,ysrk y j. on fdtr, the So rst AtIt W. vie N
John T. Roeh, sud q JtipG H. ana sh Ai''n
rs an-, W.. Be st,rSsJ rom Thnty Cbect News1 Mon
DIV Nos IIt irsnds "a ne amy AZ ~'le'
MI invited attend Relatives vii nsst ~ her ave ft'csncs
No. g. Park st.. " &c ocr
ROSS lfss brief hns.s baMns kos', W'' q ~ l. koss
daush',r o. the lsts Misn Rec. o. ksh~sy v J.,
II. friends ~ the hmiy 80 f-q"'e 70 aUshd re-
on rnofrus Nov, u al zoe ocots ifo0 Ee ate
re,ldencri No. lss NadisonArs
tNDPuuLL - r,,dsnss No. l21 Ls2ngor-lvs, Hsn
nah Find, john D. undshi nd'eeont daushs Of Au
~, m ip,d % snd tbe huefil hou The Church Of The
fweny ais'' a. Ds'wsr Hnd hlii'on seI
i,,a,i,n ~, rs,rs 49, Js aAe to 'Qda"' S'eg' '
i-i-fssik
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CRICKET
MAyH,rrAv c1uB-uARnlgD vs.. SINGLE.

MAEHATTAy CIUB-MARR1ED ". SINGLE
+ eManbatau club celebrated the close OF The cuck'
sd, ,n yesterday afternoon with Lively match game between
cr,eus o. married anI single men belonging 20 Oh" M'nhaunn
and grand dinner I'D tle club house The game play r
p he exec, ert grounds OF Is Manhattan tyb 90 Hp,Afu
The threatening appearance Of Doe clouds and The light show
81 noon doubles, Deferred mHrl u tAr cricArtng fraternity
from lttcalluE
1he afternoon turned 60 b OF lc finest Of tc Tools
SUMNER and better Noiilc oI match could not nave .'
desired The ec,cns having arrived on iA Ftd M ab'i
20 clock pay was hgup lr ~ire Ecf"u hout 90 t
b. Ilyev and Tyler lsIuliug lud0n a. Tucker i"'t nh
II Tucker did good batting and thf innings c1''
Tor a score Tho Married Eleven then vent o. ihr Dat
Iivtsey and Ii0yd leading and making oug stand Law
~ finally retired rather questionable decision g" hf ln
uf- and gave place Tyler WHO proved "1thf tr'en
A. him and 10. bat out after tur dspty Of haihf
How'd ,.o atteI sic1liy and up OBJ" handsome s"t'
before being out The second innings %. lN' cue.
Eleven began Wtf LudIwa giving eaten ." ef ""'N we
lai.oue{ Lcd by Nightou. H. Tucker un mp me sc"f on
M ina 81 RI. second sine NOT ont Ltscy and LLOYD "i ih
Married made long ihr second irrlna OF i' h"i
h, .ns of Ludlow and Hatfield AMI i]ie' els" mpu' F''
pty ,s be ORE the innings closing or ihil 81 o.
The following n the score.
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NAVY GAZETTE.


ar rzIesaArz TRIBuEE.
ORDERED.
Nov 2-Assistant-Surgeon Joseph g.. Ayres 10 duty al
Nav, Academy CARPENTER Joseph r MeT Su4e
DETACHED.
Nov AGING Ensi-u T. y Graham from 'hp PoOusc sud
fJsut-t v bbssuoe.
RESIGNED
n. . second Assistant Enginerr Edwsrd l. Hewitt
MISCELLANEOUS.
IT,. sem ere Tscony and Ysutc repairing e. Norfolk Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

st LOUIS Nov S-rhe Official vote gives Gen. Pie
10 majority over Hogan for Congress but should Neyea
hundred votes c.st after the regular closing of inc polls be
secured MS majority will be increased aud Gen Blair de-
f,ated for the Legislature. The I'D, Nth, VIZ
With aud With Districts give large Radical MAJOR
lue>. ,
Returns from the Hid Noels District are stu too mea-
ger TO determine the result
Iu the Nth District SWcitzcle Conservative probably
elected Thirtv-s'X counties give 1000 Radical ma
iurr The counties to be heard from gave Lincoln about
u lUl usl.rtV
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70 oH 4gsf's end Correspondent Of te Aa00otef I4st
OrIlol o. IHL ASSOCIATED Pass Nr"-N N"'. 1890
Mr.. d. Craig. the former Agent OF the Associated
Press having stated in a card that be had not been dis
charged from such agency and that he responsible
only 20 the Executive Committee il becomes proper for
us 10 state that be was employed by and responsible TO the
Association. and not the Executive Committee and that
he was discharged ~ The vote Of the Association.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, New-NCrk Tribune.
MASTOS MARBLE, The World.
Executive Committee
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK.
~ rsLEqs,PH roTsK TRIBUNE

~ lfii'fAfH I0Tdk TRIBUNE
WHITEHALL. Nov. y.-Wasliug.on County, complete,
gives Fentou majority OF 2!l7 ga.1 over 1904 % $40
Official counts Will increase instead Of hall shng these
figures.
GREAT VALLEY Nov 9-Cb,taraugus County gives
$50 majority for FcutDI.
CAlsEuL, Nov. 9-H)Amaus maJo1 M Greene Coun-
~ 3O 1uthllis for Congress DO We elect Doth OF
School Commissioners. Morton, iOr Assembly Is
beaten by about 80.
Jefferson County. complete, gives Fenton SS mal0nW'
Tiosa County complete gives Is Union majority. Wyo-
ming gives Feu,ou 800 majority, AID s.. llwfehce = $50
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Bs.IDS No, sIIorntio Harris 4 so sold % auciiol 20
y gItOO rs Of wool dsnsg The d. b. Frshka lost
>staniay. The wool to1 70 be weighed n Is
present. condition and bOeglf NE ioloH
lux pfiers n bags Tut washed. NO
pusd sId lead WOOD elr " ssouTsd shipping gle y
Essce Ohio ssc. ~ do. Michigan SOC de- ONO 4'c -
80 % heeces Iowa (palt anHGs.eCi BE Aupcuo
f;ourcd Msstzs Sc fleece I"sE sic. y do Michigan,
$50 a. Iowa (unwhsfeal. &c % d. Michigan. 4nc
baes F. OgegOn 2Cc - d. tsfy gooo NJ Re; Acf gan
fne fesce Z6ats Extra 3sc; ohio Extra 3ef lows,
koaSss sac, No I Michigan Pine lnNsshec 2fea
hicLigss iowa and Iin0s Coarse Fine Washed and Uu.
ssfbed "a igtc. Ohio Fleece Count 70 - a@c ONO
'fItra D@'aic d.. Pine, No. 2, Re. 90 Medium No
Ne Miol Extra and Pine 2sc various descriptions q
4iG OAl" MEDIUM No . i6c Miscellaneous. l.a.
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KANSAS
THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY INCREASING.

THE REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY INCKEAsING.
NJ rf1eGRAPH TO THE
TRIBUNE BUREAU, LEAvESwoRTH, Oct. 9.-Ihe returns
come in slowly sufficient warrant vote OF DOJO OF
which the Coppcrheads viii poll between 5000 and 6Q)
The Republican gains enormous. Local interests osl
this county l1r the Republicans There arr but - or 10
Democrats n the Legislature We have the following
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THE PACIFIC COAST


TELssEApu EfBuNt
SNE FRANCISCO Nov. 9.-Tbe Niue, ba-c declared
yil'ii, .OloES. Empire 50 savage s., elbow jacket
80
lie bark Louisa Ka6n staed Joy Eone koHg fodHJ with
s-2UU In treasure.
In hah Endeayor arrived "a lay from tAc Ocio'sl Sea
h 80 Dds Of oil aud GO nds u bore Sic reports ne
hsisH, follows Josephine with 10 br.s Onward MN
o.. 10 bib, j. D. Ih0meuG O. W bids. sunbeam. ~ ubis
~ -ssa 80 bids. William Roach 80 bts. Java ~ ubis
Active 20 hh>. Cicero go bo.. lruboW 100 bids. wash
.gio,. rtbds William Heaty - bDh. OREGON 80 bll,-
01i-f. lJ Dds. and Midas ~ b1s.
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Onr Live Stock market week has been unusually bad
one r1r eers though; they bad bought their Cattle
,cr csoucn ht when they arrived here there scarcely
ru, demand aud supply 100 head against some 100
last woek with tlre. Or exceptions the New ofkes
h none and Eastern parte bought very spuruely The
Drcss ranged H. live weight showing decline
al Az b. Th, bulb the cattle Tor New York will 90
Though GIst hands drove 81 Kentucky and ono steers
brought g but they remarkably choice and aver
,.rl .OJ d. Sheep are sale az a o-c Receipts 300
Ho. have dropped 10 ~ a-!c Dressed Hoss averaging %
r If ..,. Lprruf, IuUU
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TuPORTANTLAWSUIT u

tsr TT. GgAPH
PiT.r,Bu RGH. Nov. 9.--Iherc is highly important
bf9H. '1e supreme Court PeUrsTiv.la involving seve
-al 200 ions Of dollars. Clief Justr, Woodward Judge,
.~ros. Peel Thompson and gnaw s-uul or the So
9eai
.rguri iTd excited mucn attention
The rogIsc. for appellants Waiie p loNre cA lel
Justice Thomas a. Marshsn Carroll B.eotcr o Pnladd.
hia nnd r. BlLe Nolerts counsel Tor appellee, r j. Backus
"A nd Hsidcrick
The decision OF court VII looked fo with
involved iuLene 1h interests
rspsly al stockholders M Daizel MeEicuuv tusodated
trtrs Company. Of New YORK Wenstri. People toun
-. Oc.l0 NOrheru Jight end twenty ollr- rolInnIes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
NEWJERSEY.
THE ELECTION Is HUDSON CoCNTT-THE OFFICIAL
CANVASS.

CANVASS.
The Board Of Canyas,ers Tor Hudson County met yes
terdsy but compelled 10 adjourn on account OF e
ros IN some of the returns As there was considerable
excitement in regard TO the election for Sheriff The Ie
Republican, maintaining that The STANDARD Demo
craft had published incorrect returns, and thai Mldnef
Democrat was elected over Mcrseles Republican, the
vote 0T these candidates canvassed Ctc0i wien
Tie Nt0udgrf returns found correct. the ohlcal
majority being but I'VE less than announced by
Che latter paper the morning after the election MeTsele
having 8. majority.
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Irrrrn rrnM SFcnEraRY SFwARp.-Secrelar

LETTER IROM NECNtIAEN NFW AKOs--N' IItTdIF
Se, AID role the following letter reply invitation Co
address The citizens Auburn Vue there 90 attend Che funeral
bus daughter so.
nv DrAR GENERAL You entirely limited t
moment fo the exciting pt huffrd
81 this place hasten H. Nothing hss been e
v me hsrtge nothing need Do d ~
u 10 make known NY opinion d-y Of he rsteEsou o.
t orgsnsn OF the great fati1. hansrf and
tlst continually Perseyere Of tht tsa
fully. your friend. iLiAN II sfNANp
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