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New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
RELIGIOUS.
1nE VIRGINIA METHODIST CONFERENCE.

1HE VIRGINIA METHODIST tDNf hhkNNh
FORTRESS MONROE, NOV. 2l.-The Virginia Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened It's
session this morning IN the GaHby ST. Methodist Church IN
Norfolk Bishop g. T. Pcarce presides Seventy three men
bers only answered then although the Conference con
$50 ministers representing the different districts andef
The report upon the financial affairs Of the Church will he
submitted upon the last day Of the Conference IL under
stood wilt speak very highly OF the present state OF the
funds but owing 20 the depressed condition OF matters IN e
South will the necessity OF measures being taken win the
of improvement In its financial arrangements as
speedily possible.
Several questions Of much importance in regard 70 certain
changes the policy Of the Church viii np for The con
deraton and action the Conference The General Confer
session New Orleans last April introduced changes IN the
temporal economy Of the Church.
Some Of these changes is expected VIII up before
this Conference One Of the changes in the oy o Tie Church
made by the General Conference and recommended by them TO
the several Annual Conferences for their sanction the INTRO
ducOn OF lay delegates into the councils OF the Church both
in the Geuerl and Annual Conferences Sond this proposed
change Of the Methodist Church receive the
say Of the Annual Conferences the future General
Conference will be composed Of equal number Of aymen
aud will be the Annual Conferences four lay delegates
from each presiding elders district
The enea Conference also recommends that the present
name Of the ChurchMehOdist Episcopal Church SOuhbo
affixed 20 the Of this Church in lsiJ 70 distinguish
from the Methodist Episcopal Church In the North from winch
dssmiaty Of views upon the political questions OF the day
with their Northern brethren Hence il is proposed TO
call the Church the Episcopal Methodist Church name sgn
fyng It's possession Of EpcOpacy and also distinguishing
from the Methodist Episcopal Cbarch Of the North
PRESBYTERIAN UNION.
sY TsIRaALYH
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-The congregations OF the
Presbyterian Church. under charge Of the Rev hr LeyIe and
form Pesbytery be Independent OF the General
Assembly Old School This action Is pursuant 10 the determ
nation taken time since by these congregations on ac
Of the action OF the General Assembly In the matter OF
the IOuisVila PTegbVtery.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
!MEXICO.
TIE PRESIDENT AND GEN. OaTEeAs ARREST,


~ TELrsaAPn TO Tln TRIBUNE.
NRw-ORLEAFs Nov. 93-TA G1iussf0n Balletia saya
editoray that0rtega said while at Galveston en- route
TO the Rio Gr8hde that ho in constant conmunlea
tion with the authorities Washington and they in
fact friendly 10 him and his Mexican projects.
AMERICAN OFFICERS IN THB ATTACK ON DURANGO
BY IEIssRIPH TO
SAN FRASCIsco Nov. 9-Mexican Consul Goday 10
informed that the party Of American officers who went TO
Mexico last Summer with Cos MOBero and Green, and
who received commissions in the Liberal army, have
marched with Gen. Amanda 10 attack Durango.
THE LATE EXECUTIONS IN GUAYMAs.
Tire Mazatan correspondence Of The San FraRcisco
Ahagves the following particulars Of the recent execution
OF Mexican traitors al tGuaymas;
Pom Guaymas have confirming rumor that came
from Liberals Of the caure and execution Of Tano and
AnA together with seventeen others They captured
in open boat while endeavOrng escape 10 Lower CGOr
MIA AT the time they had arms they make any resist
Amada had shot months before 1ano and the balance
of his taken Guaymhs shot the goth OF
September The the place execution represented
having been horrible in the extreme Tanor begged Ike
dog for his life declaring that he would serve them slave
should his life only be spared As the first yoey fired
praying rolling the ground tearing II with
their hands and few standing and curng their capOrs Al
the first Discharge not above half killed asecond squad
rushed IN with their revovers and sabers shooting and
cutting all who showed any signs OF life. lhe soldiers
manged the
manner Notwithstanding the brutality Of the execution we
remember how cruelty these condemned men have mas
whole towns sparing neither woman nor enid lmf
others Of the Imperial Paa prominent men IN the ser
yicewere captured the 10th while making Their way 70
Arizona and quite lines They too were shot
The death OF these and those Of Tanos party takes every
prominence the Imperial party IN the
sonora and puts end to the Imperial cause there
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL NOv 2, noon.--lhe market for Cot
ton opened frmcr with prospect Of days sale Of 1900
bales Prices however unchanged. MiddHg Upands I'D
IIvERrooL Nov p pu-The Cotton market has been quite
active to-day with sales 10000 nales dding Uplands
closed m Of l4l lem is MI and prices have declined
iasd Refined closed at 6l The market FOR Tallow firm
LyERrooI, Frilay noon, Nov. a.-Dur.ns the week the
Cotton ubrke hes been ralor dr bat steady ct I'D for
Mddhug Upands Transactions werno very heavy and the
sales for the week DO not up 600 bales To-day The
market shows sme mpro and prices have an adyAne
ing tendency Nnddling Upan quoted this morning at
ND and sales to-day promise to reach 1900 bales
LIVERPOOL BRgADsTUFFs MARKET.
IIyERpoOI Nov. ~ noon.-Breadstufsare hrner Corn,
$50 per quarter for Mixed Western.
LIVERPOOL Friday noon, Nov. 23-Breadstufs continue to
advance aid tie mar5estolay still frmer Corn quoted
this morning sssoi.
IoNroS MONTY MARKET
LONDON November o. SA6D-Ihe money market Is easier
and Conso are quoted for money The following are the
opening rates for American securities Erie 5i Illinois Cen
tral 7sl; United States 5-2os 7oi.
IoSDoN Evening Nov 22Consols close at 90 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The following the latest prices for American securities
illinois Centrals s. Fries. jOi U. FiyeTwentes 7Ol
LONDON Friday noon Noy 2COnsos are quoted at 9Ot for
money.
The following the current prices for American securities
L. s FiyeTwentes 7Os Illinois Central shares ga Erie
Railway shares 500.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
THE FENIANS.
an EXPORT 10 OBTAIN NEW TRIAL IN THE Dash
OF THE QUEEN ACT. sIIvBN.

an EXPORT 10 OBTAIN NEW TRIAL IN THR oAss
OF THE QUEEN ACT. sIIvBN
By rSIHsAIPH TaIBuEE
TORONTO. Nov GIN the Court Of Common Pleas TO-
day before the and justices Adams and John
Wilson, Mr. Mckenzie applied for rule calling upon the
Attorney General to show cause Why tho verdict should
not be set aside as contrary to the law and evidence and
trial had in the case of the Queen agt slyen one
Of the Fenan prisoners at present under sentence OF death
in the Old JAIL Tho grounds on which the motion was
based that the Indictment charged the prisoner win
two distinct oensesthat Of committing the overt act as
British subject as well ss American eitiZeni that the
alleged ofeDse, being committed in County Weland,
could not be tried in County York, being ono OF Two
united countless on ground Of instruction by the judge
and further, that the Judge who took the AssLes ana
tried the prisoner without an order from Her Majesty
Executive Council contrary 20 the provisions OF the
statute the prisoners being, at and before the time OF
their trial in custody Mr. Justice j. Wilson stated that
in reference tho last grounds of objection he had already
filed al order Of the Executive Council with tho Clerk OF
the Crown Mr.. Mckenzie contended that if so there
was nothing the face OF the order 10 show that any
members OF the Executive Council were present at the
time the order made and that consequently the order
was null and imperative. The Chief Justice stated tnat
the Court did not propose granting rule in any Of these
cases. unless they clearly shown that there was some
foundation for the objections.
INCREASED VIGILANCE OF THE cANADIANs-PBRsoNAL'
MoSTRfAI. c. f., Nov. 23-Dlspaiches received here
by the GoyernorGeneral from England state that the
possibility of trouble with the United States renders In
creased vigilance indispensable the part Of the Cana
dian authorities Heavy rains have occurred in the
Eastern townships causing disastrous foods Gen Ayer,
the newly-appoin,ed United States ConsuGeneral has
arrived ID. MeNyer prominent citizen Of this place,
has been held for trial charge OF committing extensive
forgeres The imports last week $4,000 less than
for week last year Canal dues for October
hibited slight increase over last year.
THR CAUSE IN MISSOURI
TRIBUNE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.The stephens wing of the Fenian
Brotherhood in meeting at their headquarters IN this
city last night adopted resolutions reahmng their con
fdence in stephens and condemnng another movement
against Canada as waste of blood and material They
also their brethren against appeals in behalf OF theI
condemned friends in Canadian prisons on the ground
that nothing can he done In time 10 save them they
express tho belief that England dare not execute tEe sen
ences Of the Canadian Courts but II She does Their only
hope successful rcbUiion and for the establishing OF an
Isb Repbc il prompt energetic COOPERATION With their
Insh brethren on Id.h sOi and 10 this cud they urge
Immediate organization and bountfll contributions Of
money and arms.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO NOV, 23.

vSFIgLEsEIPsi TO THB TRIBUNE
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE U. s. STEAMER FROLIo
LONDON, Thursday, Nov p, 1865
The, United States steamer FrOlo left SOuthampr
ton yesterday to join the squadron At Lisbon.
THE GREAT EASTERN.
LONDON Thursday Nov. %, 1856.
1t is reported that the steamship Great Eastern
Will begin TO make regular trips between New-York
and IIr6st, early in March.
THRFATBNBD TROUBLE BETWEEN TEE UNITED STATES
AND ENGLAND.
LONDON Thursday. Nov %, lS56-p m.
fhe Paris correspondent Of The LOndOz Post says
n at the relations between England and the United
S tates will soon be critical.
. SEIZURE OF FEEIAN ARMS
LONDON, Thursday, Nov % le66-p m.
lurge quantity of arms designed for the use OF the
Fenians was seized on board q Lyerpool-bound
steamer at Cork,
- LONDON, Friday noon, Nov. %, lst6
A schooner was seized to-day by the Government
authorities, at Cork, on suspicion of having Fentn
arms on board.
FAILURE OP AN IRISH CONTRACTOR.
Dargan, an Irish contractor has suspended pay
nent. His liabilities are estimated at Gl,OOOioOO
derlng, but his assets are considered good.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
FORTRESS MONROE.

ATTENTIONS To Mr. DAVIS By HIS FRTESDs AND RELATIVES
THE PRIsoSER SAID TO BK MORE 0HEERFUL.
TELEeBlPH TkfpusH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 22-Robert Ould, Tor.
Rerly the Rebel Commissioner Of Exchange accom-.
panied by niece Of jeff Davis arrived here this
Ing from Richmond via Norfolk. They entered the
fort shortly after arriving here and received by Mr. and
Mrs Davis In their handsomely fitted up apartments in Carroll
Hsl Judge 0uld had lengthy interview with Davis and
left here his afternoon the steamer EOlus for Norfolk
Three Methodist ministers, the Rev. Drs Burroughs Ed
wards and Duncan the first named formerly OF Phla.
delphis- but new located in Richmond, arrived
from there this morning on n visit 20 Davis with
whom they breakfasted aud had an interview in the
Fortress From conversation with those gentlemen after they
left the Fort learned that since the changes and
additions made 20 Davis quarters In Carroll Hall and the
moVs OF M Davis and her 10 the prepared for
remarkably cheerful His health has very
much improved late aud he is said TO speak very confidently
ofbeng released Relatives and friends from all parts OF the
and departing almost unobseved As his present quarters
been arranged with view 10 enable him 10 receive his friends
1t presumed the number OF his visitors viii he greatly
creased The Adams Express Company in constant receipt
packages aud presents for DAVIS forwarded BY his symp
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
THE PACIFIC COAST.
PROTEST AGAINST THE APPOINTMENT oP JOHN
BIGLBR AS INTERNAL RRyKNGE ASsRssok.

PROTEST AGAINST THE APPOINTMENT oP JOHN
BIGLBR AS INTERNAL REVENUE ASSESSOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Three thousand mineral
specimens have been collected for the Paris Exposition
year The project Tor sending section OF the big tree Of
Csayeras to the worlds fair IN pers has been nearly aban
d0ned If - l. t-.. NJ. II. +.
The following message signed by Gov Low the State Con
troler, the Auditor Attorney General Mccullough and
AdjnahtGenera Evans transmitted by telegraph
70 the California delegation 10 Congress- .- "
The appointment OF John Bgr Assessor Of IuternB Rev
Sacramento exceedingly dsasteu 10 all Union mc
Cannot the President DO induced rescnd it. he will NOT
prevail upon the Secretary the Treasury dey
zaOn Of affairs under Bgcr Any other win throw the
District confusion none but Rebels viii serve under
Bgler. r. '... L. ..e -,L.L -t.
San FRANCISCO, Nov. .23.-The Board Of Super.
yors have granted permission for the erection Of
Union in honor Of the memory OF the soldiers and
sailors Of California who lost their lives in the late The
monument will cost $50 000 ...-..
Cen Hancock ard others who the Committee viii ask
subscription from ezens in aid OF the project.
Je amount Of produced in Los Angeles County this
year ls estimated at 100000 gallons.
Good grads RsyHyan sugar is quoted ~ ioci Circle
crushed &c., the pYfreme price choice milling Wheat t s7
per 100 ib - -'-f ~-'
Mnipg stocks sold ~ follows Savage 81 as; Yellow
jacket $gOi Grown Point ss0 tlo'ar Poiosl 'sO Legal
tenders ~
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
THE BAHAMAS.
DAMAoEs BY THE RECENT HURRICANE-THE WORK
OF yRBsToRATION-Ht6H PRICE OF PooD-oLD
BUILDINGS AND hODERK STRUCTURES

OF yRESToRAT1ON-HtGH PRICE OF foOD-OLD
BUILDINGS AND hODERK STRUCTURES
By the arrival here yesterday of the steamer Cor
s.ca from Nassau have dates from that place 10 the eth
inst
special session Of the Legislature had ben held make
for repairing rho damage done 20 pnbc property by
The late hurricane in his speech opening the Session the
have lost no time in collecting and making public conet
information the ryagcs Of the storm In this Island
Suffice say that upwards Of 600 dwellings have been
dcstroyed and an equal number injured that scarcely public
building has escaped injury that many places OF worship ana
schoolhOuses have been blown down, and al hive been
damaged: that majority Of the principal warehouses anu
stores in this city have been thrown down severely injured
nt Of yescs aud boats which oAed in e harbor the
morning Of the t October all but one Rad sunk or been driven
ashore before the next day had dawned and that ~ OF them
have been broken up or greatly injured: that ihe
standing crops Of provisions and hlt have, hcfn
destroy ed the orchards partially ul1ooted ard nc
Ou Islands generally exhibit similar spectacle In some TOO
large quantities Of salt have been destroyed and the salt Ponds
have been injured The position O their Inhabitants moro
over is less favorable than that OF tho people o TINS ih
They foT the part small rOpeoTs dependent or
their daily food npcn the produce ei her tcs a1l Ot le
pved BY the destruction Of % cIors and boats The forests
ia which, in ordinary times Of cuciy, they have been pee
toned 10 fad sety substitute iD the prot-e o l'r i'
have been stripped Of oir ard boies and y have no
ornorturity ~ earning Ia industrial agricultural
Payments The o. oc) vas voted by ite Legislature
T6 Nassau Grarfiru s7ys Tho work Of restoration pro
ceeling rapidly midst The sound of The hammer, 'Ao
and he hord IN a quarters ad BY te cad 81 s'Ai
month there viii e little 't "a Indicate 'h We nave al 80
destructive sitor ~ The recent ht1lc1ne
Provisions yore very high IN price Eges were ce1i ali
another rise and was 80 per ccat aovc uied 90 lc
one pecpr feature wf rou ght ont by the hurricano
that Is ~ lille the Oldest bndnes withiood mighty force
Others OF modern date have been Frustrated Tbs ay b. 1c
counted for thus In oien times buildings were erected 70 f
Now they pat by contract ard there are 50 many CON
peors in the field hat the onscnlous bade II he enter
i sl afford do The work as he did formerly
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
MARYLAND.

COMBINATION TO LOYAL sLAYE.OWNBRs
sr rsIssRAPH TO rRIBuSs
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 23.-Secretary stanton has
appointed Col W. n. Stewart Flynn and Washington
A. Miller of Cecil County, Commission to award COM
uensaou to loyal slaveowners of Maryland whose slaves
r,re drafted into the army during the war This Com
mission s created under the Act Of Congress passed last
session.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

MEsr ASSOCIATION EoR coLoRED PEOPLE IN BAL
TTMoRB. .s ls ..........0f
Br fttzeRAPH TO THE fRiscu ft .........DL
BALT1xoRr, Nov. 23-The second annual meeting cf
the Baltimore Association for Moral and Educational In
proyement Of the Colored People held this evenings
az the New Assembly Rooms. An interesting report wss
read showing tho result OF che psst years. wek and the
modes by which the Society had been aided we'll
hndered The receipts Of tho yesr amount 20 ga ooo.
TIE expenses have exceeded the receipts by 10000
or the receipts t4700 fsm the NewEngland Freed
mems Aid Association $500 from the NewYork Associa-
tom s2.5o0 from the Pennsylysnia Freedmens
Aid Association; $500 from the Friends
Association Of Pbadelphis; aud $500 from
Friends in England The Society has IN operation ~
schools including ~ in this city numbering IN all -
teachers and 900 scholars Most OF the teachers arc
colored The most encouraging has attended tho
efforts of the Association the colored people everywhere
nsnesting great esgemess 70 learn and Willingness TO
contribute 10 the support Of the schools Six thousand
dollars have been contributed BY the coored people in tho
counties during the year. Archibald Sterling IT, made
an earnest appeal In behalf of the canse and hddSesses
also made BY Judge Bond Gen. Howard and Others
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
ARKANSAS.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IL THR LsdlsLATURs.
r.LEsRAPH rRIBUNE.

INTERESTING PkOCEEDlAuo ~ Ahh LsHisLAlVH1'
BY rsLkszAPH TIE TRIBUNE. ..'-......
NASHVILLE, Nov. %. A special TO The Memphis
Araancke says The Little Rock resolutions passed the
House unanimously directing the Committee on Federal
Relations to present memorial TO Congress setting forth
the spirit aud disposition in Arkansas their desire for res
toation union aud speedy renewal Of peace and conf
dsnce and their willingness to concur in all measures 10
those results which are consistent with the honor
Of the State.
resolution TO reject tho Constitutional Amendment
was again referred to the Committee Federal Relations
by vote of 6 TO 7. -
The General Assembly continues to exotic deep in
srest tho question Of sduestng the freedmen, espe
clay those desiring TO prepare for the UniVersiv Up
to-day the most enlightened and liberal views were ex
pressed on the subject - .- -,
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
AUSTRIA.
RrMoRs oP A NRw Io y.

RUNORs OF A NEW 10 y.
LONDON Thursday, Nov 22 lsC6
There is a rumor to the effect that an Austrian loan
of several millions of pounds sterling will soon be
placed in the market.
TEGBTHOFF TO VISIT THE UNITED STATES
VIENNA, Thursday, Noy p le66.
Adm raj Tegetho.T OF the Austrian Navy left Vienna
yesterday for the Urite tates. He will go direct
80 New York.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
FRANCE.
THB END OF MAxIML1AN's EMPIRE.

THB END OF MAxMIuANs EMPIRE.
PARIS Friday noon, Noy %, 1866.
La France this morning editorially admits that the
departure of Maximilian from Mexico is likely to
take place at any moment if it has not already been
accomplished. o..
lie Temps says tho French will quit Mexico
speedily, and al together.
The Monitsw maintains silence on the Mexican
aHeStiOp,
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
MISSOURI.
A sRGRo SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT.

Br rELBgaiPA TRIBUNE =. =. a. = .
ST. LoUis Nov 2a-Ihe Eveaiag Ntps Of to-day Gays:
Gov Fleteher the Hon B. Graz Brown, the Hon. HeQry
T. Blow and other prominent Radicals have insugursted
in this city having its object the reeetion
by the Legislature OF the Congressional Constitutional
Amendments and the amendments 70 the Constitution so
10 abrogatee dsranchisement to Rebels and substitute
therefor negro suffrage. r,,- rrr--
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.
sEMMEs A MISREPRESENTATION

SkAMEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIT rELEsaAPH TO TRIBUNE.
NEw.ORLEASs, Nov. 23.-AdmiTa Raphael Semmes,
late of the Rebel Navy accepted the chair of Profess
,or Of Moral Philosophy and English Literature In the
Louisiana State Seminary Of learning al AieIsndrs Cen
Ftzhugh Lee nephew OF Gen Lee, has arrived here On
route for Texas for his health The ship johanna has
rived from Bremen with $50 omignts This Ia the second
cargo of smgrants which has arrived this season.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
THR CAUSE IN MISSOURI.
M rFIRGRIPH 10 Tpr TnIBUNK
CANADA.
PURCHASE or ARMS.

~ rT1sGHAPH To Tuu TrrHryE
ToRlsTo, C. W, Nov 23.-The gunboat Hercules has
gone into Winter quarters at Kingston. Seventeen thou
sand stand OF Peabody broeck-oadefs-hove been
purchased hy the Government for the volunteers end
now being distributed among the different artillery and
cavalry coiIs % the Province.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
A BRILLIANT METEOR SEEN.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 23.-At Nashville, sboat o'clock
last Tuesday morning meteor lighting tie whole heavens
seen in the vicinity OF Rome Ca mOvag rapidly south
west appeared like ball of fire as large as the san IL e
pOdod apparently about 10 miles on with tremendous report
Like ~ pound cannon that shook the earth hnd mH' M Hh
dOvs rattle
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
ARIZONA.
MESSAGE OF GOV. MCCORMICK.

rEIssRAPa TnIBUSE t
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 03,--Gov. McComick's message
sates that the indebtedness of the Territory OF Arizona
t2g05i He speaks well Of the mines, but complains OF
the mail service and says there Is not stage coach
running Arizona although the Territory has been organ
jzed nearly three wears.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
A UISAsTRl

LONDON Noy. o. p. m.--The Of the sohooner T. N
Dyer which was abandoned have reached England
The captain mate anu tive died from exposure.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
BY STEAMSHIP
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE Afrioas mails arrived in this city from BOsto
late asst night.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
WASHINGTON.

A LONG CABINET sBssIos-cokPLIcATToSs IN TIM
MEXICAN BUsISRss-A DEMOCRATIC oRGAEIzA-
TIos ENDORSING NEGRO sUFPRAeE-DiscHARGE OF
CLERKS IN THE DEPARTMEsrs-INTBRSAL RBy-
RsUR-rHB PHILADELPHIA suRvEYoRsHfP-FER-
soHAL.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
TIE FREEDAEN.

NETTING OF TIE KoRAI AND EDUCATIONAL IMPROVE
MEsr ASSOCIATION EoR coLoRED PEOPLE IN BAL
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THE PRESIDENT ABANDONs his OPPOSITION
TO CONGRESS.

PaHADnPHIA, Nov. 23.--Ths following special dis
patch from Washington sppess in The Batef's this
evening: ai--
wAsHxGroS Nos, 2a-Ths Cabinet were in ssssiOn until
late evening and resumed their again this morning
The these protrsced sessions 10 not Known The
President has however after deberatoR desd 20
abandon his opposOn 10 Cogrss He viii set forth tsy fy
In his Message the reasons which induced him take this step
Letters have addressed leading Republicans Senator's
and members In regard TO the matter
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
EXECUTION or JAMES MACK.
.,,.,,an.,.To rut rsIsuNr.

MONTREAL, Nov 23.-Jsmes Mack the murders
Of Alfred Smith Of the Royal Artillery wis hung iodsy
Catholic priest administered the Sacrament aud granted HIN
penary Indulgence At n o'clock the reporter. were aio
cell OF the condemned The prisoner wore rosnsc
confessed his crime Acknowledged the Justice
s sentence and said he ready TO die In stpston " hi
crime immense crowd present al the execution bat
u,aa sllen anhn nrfieflN
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
RAnR0AD CONDUCTORS ACCUSED OF FRAUD

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Joseph 5. NJ. Gibson,
Pennsyyara Railroad conductor hiss lst been committed
prison default OF tOOOo bail charge OF enbclns are
collected by him.
Extensive Investigations made under the supervision OF Mr
Allen Pnkerton detective officer OF Chicago that
conductors on this road defauers and the Company
tend prosecuting them Numerous discharges o conductor
have recently taken place.