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The New York herald., 1866-11-22
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

General Casteineau's Report OF raximiiian.
tFrom the Memorial Dplomaiique Of Paris Nov. Ill
The French government has received from General
Castelneau telegram corroboating tho intelligence OF
the Emperor Maximans frm jnentt0n % at he
head u Affairs in Merco, after the return Of all The
French rops On the 18th OF October ast at moment
In which his august consort In alarming situa-
ton, the Emperor Of Mexico sent teegraphio message
to Miramar, declaring that, although suffering In his
dearest affections he could not possibly abandon
FOR moment tho post OF honor in which ho had been
placed by the desires and confidence OF the Mexican
people, He consequently addressed the most pressing
recommendations that the attendants on the Empress
Carota should observe strictly tho Instructions Of her
Majesty physicians. The MoriteW du Soir It's side
confirms the happy news the FIRST TO publish
respecting the henceorh assured OF the Empress
Carlotta
Mexico Is concerned wo have received, by way OF New
ror haxmiian. by hts energy and perseverance, will
cred IN csoiidofn0 has throne ohh had been prep1fcly
considered as on The brink ofvuin
(From the Paris Mon,teur, Nov. OIL
Tho French expedittonary corps has commenced its
and portion OF the troops already echeloned tho
road between that capital and Vera Cruz All the trans
ports necessary for the embakatlon ready the
Mexican government, Jar from giving poy uneanes
discoryaysnent for Which there grsnnd "a iey
ing f,s e9orfs TO cfs ensr0 t.oiy ne uost undertaken
by the Emperor Macmillan On ths OCCASION o the
nversary OF the national independence hts Majesty
pressed tho rm Intention to pursue bis task with vigor
and the last obtained by General Meja have
produced favorable impression on the po,a ae OF
the population and tho army
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- .~.~.. "a shss 4. ~
cepsiea 70 this obssrvuaioA n.c sSs Ssv 'ss. wh M
Van dnnep was csassr4ns me o.ness1,iv o.ness socs
and learned rom him that he wsS .sa
ca with Dr. Barth. the Afrosn ttssVSn sSn 70 sr,n
lining OF one himself having sno a1sncn and
Aarat plainly evident thA o.,,,ss mo nas He has
at hs house perfect museum OF tnem pofsss ns.u, -
every style of head dress worn by h. ac ~ s,ivsr
times. made in clay; coins OF every realh
and copper He Is also great inquis a. aooour rass
scholar and gentleman, MAJ ~ mo NJ.
ing New Yorker can testify who has testA W. ~ and
Rity and hospitality As Messrs Cook, roo 70 -and ar
myself proposed 10 travel, In three days on ~
tour through all Asia. Mr.. Van Linnep piA 80 80
note accurately on our chart route through az
Minor as far a. Tfls, Georgia. via Erzerum and Al
thus allowing US the benefit OF his large experience
propose TO send you condensed OF rouss
and our adventures. which would prove interesting 10
your million readers. From Tins we proceed northward
over the Caucasus mountains to Astrackan thence to
0ouriev In Southern Russia the southwestern slope
OF tho Ura mountains from there taking southeaserly
direction through Turxistan through the Khvats, OF
Khokan and Khoondooz, and III allowed 10 proceed in
peace thus escaping the lengthy captivity OF Soddart
and nolly) We will travel the wild region Of the
TartaB far a. Cashmere Thibet From thence north
ward Of Hindostan, through Anam and Siam to Cam
b0da II successful In travels thus far, will pro-
coed northward through the Chinese empire far north
Petersburg. Leaving st. Petersburg after paying our
respects thore, intend to visit Paris then London
and turning faces still westward, hope reach In
about three long years hs land Of the free and tho
home Of tho brave" and shake hands with the old
"HKRALD' more.
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ASIA MIN 0 R.


Opinion Of American Newspaper Enscrp<isc-
American Observation-Disclosures In Tur-
kcy-A Yankee On his Travels, dkc.
sxyRsA, Sept L 1894.
Az have been q correspondent OF yours .. former
poriod bot natural that should feel elatd on hear.
ing Of your telegraph fes, By the cable, In connection
with the King Of prusaas speech. II IS he theme OF
tho city OF Smyrna, and cos,d you hear Mo comments
made on u BY the people Of Smyrna tSey would, no
doubt grstify The nws Of the successfo laying Of
the cable surprised sveryody and gsdensd the hsarss
OF many.
The English and rrsfch vessels trading with smyrna
are quaransinsd ten 6lys bu, tho American tsxk l. H.
harrington, on who'a passenger, wn allowed 70
discharge 81 once,
The TURKS areyshs sane indoIsnt acs % they vsre
two hundred yvAs ago without any vitality % energy
for any spty prise. II n rumorsd that hs railroad
10 Kssao, eighty miles distant, laid By Easish
capiaiisss win sysnssAlIy prove failure Tue Turks
and sh. svaps tdbls 10 ssss. % pes comprehend 10
rsss ynsy - yss and thsy sun passoaiss shs sioy
p ss ;y: s s:s g.; W. !, ri: sA;s, (,
Y y.a6s SllypN W stsds q W oissA DIN - u
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Earl Derby on the Foreign Aspect mud Rcia.
unGs with America.
The usual banquet given by the new Lord Mayor
OF London ON the 9th inst All the Cabinet ministers
present.
The Earl OF Derby In his speech said the ministry do
sired TO the good will Of the people by their acts
but he thought II would not DO well present
how they proposed to carry their effect He
reoiced at tho return of peace in both hemsphcres He
could not but believe that that great and powerful
tion, America would speedily know how TO quel the
agitation which at present existed within IT, and that
peace would reign from end y Us shores The oth,r.
He looked upon the completion Of the Atlantic cable as
another proof that England was mis,rexs II tie
The London nnass says that Earl Derby mnde one OF
his happest after dinner speeches and notices. Of
great importance, the intimaon that proposition for
tho arrangement OF the differences between England and
America, with respect 20 the Alabama Claims would DO
favoraby entertained and that the duties OF neutras in
maritime war might, IL necessary be recon Bdered.
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Ia Decides 10 90 Into Liauidnfion-Asset
$500, ,oOO-AIl Claims to be Met. sc.
meeting Of tho Board Of Directors Of the Harmony
Fre and Marine Insurance Company, located at No is
Broadway on the day before yesterday, after fu In.
keaiss,ion into the present afas OF the company, u
~ dean cd advisable that II should into liquidation
Eor tbe purpose or winding up s aars 20 a. 70 avoid
Future losses both the stockholders and policy holders
n was found that the present assets were
saOo Ooo-sufi,c,ent 70 meet all claims against the
but that the losses OF hsyear had been 20 un
iargsover $500 00o-that there was no
urpus on hand with which 10 rensure, and az before
Stated was determined that the business OF me com
bany should be closed up II "a stated BY one Of the
recors OF the company that there have been no deia
abns or unusual losses other than w the regular course
Il business Esther ID tho cause OF the financial dim
cultios Of the company attributable 70 any parcular
department OF insurance. 10 bad management on the
part Of s oncers but they are uacesble solely 70 ,ne
unusual losses Of the past year The Harmony fe IN
3surancs Company was organized In 1893 on css =
capital of $500 900. It's receipts for the year enans
1s65 according 10 the internal revenue returns AZ
epo rtcd were $3.50 1p8 Since the time OF Us organ
Ion the Company have taken large amounts o. both
INLAND and marine insurance. and has met OH claims
K,rom ptly
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YIlrssy sTtlt Gact

TvE- rvurrii RssDryr, sAnraL GuAss. TRAu.
xRnED ~ rsg Fnar BRmtnE. a parsuanes u special
,stor No 32s from general hssiqlarers. and Speci al
order No from DIVISION u. ss3qlarlcrs, ths Twelfth
raslfne1t bas bon Transferred - the Fra brigade of
whsch Colonel w liam Wa,t y acting BHgsde Com.
nandsr Ofdcrs V this enss have bosa pr0maigAie
for tho Informal "a ami guiisaao of ihc brigade.
EvscvAuoS DAT.-rno mi iary of this city promise 20
turn eat In proliy fal Dsm on hsnday next, the
2e,h Instant, fn sacn o. ,he evscus,son Of
News York By tho Brthh tyrces IN lTs3. The S>cond
div .sson will parade up that ssson pursusDt 70
crssrz which have beer fesei, whsh parafn sll 10
ccsisldered a tho anurS fsh psrrte toionsl y w.
P.rssls Of the seventy A has ia issued order la
sssosisnce with lnsiruc - his ommani, Ia which
No regiment IN as@mbls for parsD on Bond
street nj eosen o'clo-k a Y. pa Monday feIL Tbs
light " the hue vii - on Broaayay
CorRr MARITAL. - eoar mAr.tl for TIA irial q ss
nquent members of the ssvoAay 0st rrs nsu, viii b
organized on tho islA of Dccssbst pror. MAJOR Henry
Rorkafellzr Ia eonsaiiut-i such court
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A U 81 RIA.

Francis Joseph on fass Tcsr IN Bohemia.
The Emperor a Austria has addressed the following
autograph lsstor 70 the 0s~srnor Of Bohemlas--
CHrprn, Nov. g. is10
MT pnls Cocyr " Romsncu--i aks leave q my
the neg apd nqmsfoss marks u f<s,sy avs akaeSA~.s
which, tvsty c3sA Of society in the capital spd \, ns
sSs n5 Z: ss:s ss g.; ;.rs. Is -s;ss sss
,6s var hAs isniossa on NE pablo seal q
=: sss.l:.ss sss. -ss % ';:s'ss much + ,..si "a
IN echo IN ~ hsskt ! rak speag IL moS sssrsd
durss . gvsyyn w. " p56vTf Eeslint ttsss
:: sI;:!' z s.:::s!sa 4. ts;ss L - ~. z 9.9i:s.
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yrni,.c Eu,3urnnfs In Palestine.

correspondent from JafTa 10 Cons,aniDople:-
"rhe sefcan bark Nellie Chapin has arrived here with
lS5 American emigranis, mentrrs Of an association
which has been formed 10 colonze Palestine Prepars-
tiops had been made for them and p - " Land outside
Jafa about half milc north and the other couple
OF miles or the have already been sscurcd and
occupied By them Both of these locations In close
zlborhood OF famous orange gardena which per
fgms tho valley of sharon almost away 10 Rameh.
Tho local authorities have afforded every facility 70 the
cou,ags their baggage aud largo Of building
wood which they brought With them having boon allowed
pass tho Custom House duty free. Thsy likely to
DO we'll and II the experiment VIII bosoos Of unusual
m ere n and m
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n ts sudiences that nghuy throns tho theatre
pied BY named company continue increase
much longer, Mc.sra Birch wambod will - com.
pslied 10 stretch tho hall few sires larger
ing every seat and standing occupied, and
quite a number Of persons aece~ssted 10 reiurn
their tIekss IN consequence Of being able 10 npd
standing room This stais of nsass has eysed for
time past and tho San Franelsno hinstr.s must be
highly pleased with this evidence OF their popularity
Last evening the programme performed vas rscsived
with hearty applause and ocossion~d considerable laugh
tor Biy Birch wsmbod and al, of the 'inifnitabies
kept tho audience amused and entertained until the
close Of the representations Ths hsteorc Showers In
particular received with ioad manifestations Of
Measure
The New York herald., 1866-11-22

Florence soy. o. correspondence q Opinion Naiona
Of Paris
In spits CO the efforts Of the clerical party the Roman
question has entered into comparatively laactory
stals In political circles Br.si mporAnss at
tsched the late siocuton of to Pope seeing that u
n only repetition Of ths old tccusatons ana pro,ess
which issue from the lips Of Prs TX whensvsf he pro
nou aces a solemn address. In the other hand, tbs
Holy Father Aas n>ssd Haiy fv a. frs tire isse,
ani declared that bis open - receive hs
icst sheep His language considered In cssnsction sith
the concesaions recently made by the 1aAn gosssn-
msnt juaines ne oonfdess Aaf y gsh - speedy agres-
ynerf II may be cozsdsred csra thss tho hall
government reckons r.sumins, after the king rsurn
from Venice the negotiations latsy troken OF sud usA
slgnor yegexfi tcs Al Rx~s n< rSeAsssasy
arvcpSrmenn rspaasnc ne reww n n< hsh,ss, IA 1p-
gs <nf g orss md h< reor sarssafsa II ns spss-
coral floc<ss
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TIE sTkTIlk 0 NUISANCE.
TO ruE EDITOR OF ruE nEssLp.

Ngw YoRK. Isoy. 20 1863
In looksng OVER your valuable journal tbs morning
saw an article headed Post once Ln@fng, pointing
out staten being general place fos ioa1Dg and
genilemany conduct the part Of fw o. the clerks
employed nj this oGlco bat this "a not ALL know rs
spcciab. ladies who ~ this stsop - mail letters
and oiter, when ak ng for letter stamp, arc asked
qncsors and lnEuiioi by these etismsny rascals
heard a n cas- few days ago vine . young lady of
my acqu .sntanee went there for lot isr stamp and be-
ing CON rled wait her turn on tho ne, oue of these
clerks gazed Ia her face untii she FeGed tl window,
aud then nsked her where she yed G> be cOsd have
the piessure OF calling IN her s0ms evening shcf told
me ~ !. and felt very much hurt This | consider In
suiting and degrsdn and the Ess0sr tho Pssi once
Depsri nent looks tho matter me sooner they viii
the thanks " large num % Of rcsp-ca aldo resi-
OBSERVER
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.
NapoieOn's Arrangement. tor the "Protec.
tionv Of the Pope.


from the Memorial DipIomatique, OF Paris Nov II
According TO information when We have received tho
mission OF General Fleury Is made subordinate the
previous settlement Of the question relative tho
partition OF the Roman debt His destination will besides
be Floreuce, and not Rome The Emperors govern
ment the Minister " State has frequently declared in
the Chambers and the Marquis do Ia VaIers rec snily
repeated in hts circular addressed to bis dpomstio
agents abroad is nrmly resolved 20 prtec ecdtonsiy
the Pope, not cniy n h quality N Head Of the Church
but also temporal s0refsi1n. Tho Court OF tho
Tueries u therefore desrous tia, misunderstanding
should exist In the practical Interpretation Of tho
vention Of the 18th Of September With that object the
evcntuaes that may arise after the departure of the
French troops about 10 be cxamued aud 10 become
the subject OF reciprocal between France
and Italy. Such Il the real object of the mission DO
confded to General Fleury.
- Countde sartiges is preparing to leave Paris
10 resume his post Ambassador 10 ths Holy See
The approaching accomplishment Of the convention OF
tho 18th OF September renders hts presence In Rome
moro necessary than The Emperor Napoleon,
wishing 20 give 20 that able dplomalis mark of salts
faction for his valuable services, has decided raising
him 70 the dignity OF senator.
The New York herald., 1866-11-22
VI. IInrfx. Ihn llln-lnni.t

n tho age of miracles has PaSs~d the dsy r. tho
appreciation Of apparent QUO has certainly not g'no
BY Thi. fac, fully proved ss ero-ts ~ho nightly
OIL Dodworth Hall 70 behohi N Hsur's miracles u
mu bs Acknowledged n a this grslesnsn u highly sue
cessfnl In his profession M lrseta whsfh ~ selght
u hand, optical, mechanical siaston are all 81 byr0
very oeyery tnabagc and defy even those who fA,ay
ihenl~vos knowing .s9h rA1t~rp ~ stpisn ertese
them fssi nigh, the growth ~ f0vsrr, the ~ondssfu
insxhAustble hat, us serial osh, snd sh1re All, ihs
lvng heal coating fIOSnne, fnthns ahd speaFiaG "
the air gAlned from large ssssns~ bresth~s. ~ror
which only woxrn tho eud ~ their psff0g ssncs
BY hearty rounds a applause. u ss ptf that ~ nafh
time should ~ Loaf ~ ha HBre.@oaAbs fc lciaUf
tested by the % ~ sndsnce " Fsr Sv the
a~Nstanfa whicb u tbs entertain ssni 70
necessarily nseds W Hux.nlst WHh hs sresp
ton tho perform ~ n4t evening IAsae 90 wiih
the IA al
The New York herald., 1866-11-22
Fyrb Ay.p.. Ones. ,uon.e.

Tho usual large and respectable audience greeted The
Budworth's hnr,res last eveuieg and Witnessed the
performance OF the varied and Interesting programme
presented. Messr. J n snd " y B.iworth kept the
audience In of laughter s1th their comic songs
and saes while NJ C. heDry asng ssvora sentimental
ballads in hts sccnst0ed feciigas style The evenings
entertain nmant oiossf with TRIP " the Noon, which
was very comic and aughabie
The New York herald., 1866-11-22

The Difficulty with the Turk. at Cyprn

The Difficulty with the Turks mt Cyprns.
The mail afvices from Oonstantinople are dated 10 the
3lst Of October
letter from Cyprus. Just received In that city
fays:--Rsaai Ehendi, tho commissioner sent by the
Porte TO investigate the quarrel between the American
Consul here and the pseha the asar recently reported
IN the Ievant Herad, has completed his inquiry, and
By this steamer sends up his report have 10
believe that he entirely Justiacs the complaint OF tho
Consul, and adds circumstances of aggrayation
AGAINST the mndr and tho Pnoha, whose conduct
sioncd the complaint It's, Ia couseshsnoe expected
that both viii be dismissed and the compensation
claimed for the Consular will b. paid by the Porte.
as also that the required salute Will be given 70 tho
American nag
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IIwlt wusnts n HUssusi.

I.Ayssvo.ra. Nov al, isss
A quarrel La long es siod bcisssn . man nsmed
Elg1n kccpsy n "a ian a assgsr CITY, md ths r,as
Brothers Ave 10 number res ding near fiAtls Cty Tie
Titus Brotbnss were Ia Ms-ogH cHy Sunday iAti
when volsni aisrcsllon tooIT plsos bween them snf
Eign, IN which tho latter sAot and killed two q the
broshers and succeeded IN rsksg his escsye and IN
reachng ths houss % hs fsibsr.in-la-, = -. mnss
trHcsd % his htaS place, and NE boess vss surOcnd>d
Elxin Attempted V svsie As pursasss, tai thsy we're
700 naay. Bs was kllLsi ~ ball IN Tbs back vhie
fs~taS sl,ouA ,xo hundred yards from NE h01ss.
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Ing the restoration OF vsIbslng severely tired rhs
eheedQp and adelty which have everywhere met With
Ia Boh&ina and which have accompanied and surrounded
me- are kor me tho surest pledge Of tho accomplishment
Of my desires which only In view ths happiness OF
my beloved people thank once moro my faithful Boz
henans for tho pleasing sensations have latey cxpe-
renced and also thank them 10 the name OF the whole
empire which recognizes OF the greatest supports OF
its ger and prosperity the cooperation ndelty and
strength OF my Bohemian people FRANCIS JOSEPH
The New York herald., 1866-11-22
mr.. GInd.,one,. In,er,Iew wl,h ,he Pon,ln.

tfrom the Iorrierc ltalano, of Florence, N0y 2,
Mr. Gladstone found the Pope calm usual They
did speak OF politics tll near the close OF the con.
versaton. His Holiness complained of the Austrian
government whe admitting that the events in Germany
had rendered il unable 10 assist the Holy See, and Le
almost excused the conduct Of the Vienna Cabnet Mr.
Gladstone congratulated him upon the arrival Of the An
tibss Legion Rome Tho Pope said TO this. "Tsvref
trial iegions hare he dc Of oftn musng a. oJ>c they
diTa at Besides, what matters II TO mo what may hap
pen Believe me that when the French have gone
shall be the ess protected seeing that tho egons
which defend the Church wanting, aud his
Holiness raised nis eyes 20 heaven.
Mr. Glad tone turned the conversation upon Italy, and
he asked what truth there might bs IN the pre nsres
for negotiations with hs government of Florence mon
toned IN the papers This What the Pope answered -
n do read the journals and this subDec; know
nothing whatever All know 8 that when die Aaau
MT ars 10 my successor tho sacred and lngolabie ber
tsge of Saint Peter.
Tbs respect ns Italy having CEASED Ire
land spoken c. and the Pore warmly recommended
10 Mr. Gladstone bis ~ei beloved flock Then, smiling,
ho adled .--'If : am obliged, some zay 10 leave
Rome, although Ieand ,. J,san rs tae eosfre n
CArtftaBfy D0id MOI perhaps ddait o. take sp atode
there Malta plare almost altcgether commercial nos
that the reyou,ionsis have begun TO my pooa
clergy OF simory would not have my preference" Ia
conclusion he ssi he would O. whersver Providen -
detsrnined-thsi great Provdsncs which failed 20
Judge mon who not eternal Ia uttering u No
words the Pops showed much cmotiion.
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Bcr<esAsr ~ MssrxsfA -ou f1ssasy nsht "s~
hos n ths hoass u wn. n pssfsrt. sossh s<s
r,oys, vss brosss op@n ssa rs,ssa q ssss"1 .
.ioxhins. tbs lhisv~s tAosogssly rasNss - W. e.e'
ps~ssos q ,ss bees. ~ hsssofa ss'y 80 -,
ros.s. - sss. y,.s.ssass %. sfs'sn t,< saAiss sss
assrf9l hszL
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1m s,lsp Mrr u rw sfyusle.

IsDlsAscls H0v a, 1874
Ths Army Convention adjourned ra> d< THIS morn.
In9 fs o6~c, was " osxsnss he Srsnd Army a The
Espubilc'' on psTnansnt sasiA vhsh has tssn vsi
Afnifatas r~~olsslons vsfs stOrts1
Csnsrsi A fisri0uu vn elected CcrfoAndsrlA>chssf
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An English Mission to HIs Holiness.

tFrom The Memorial Diplomat.qae Nov. II
n we well informed Mr. Odo Russell, tho Engiish
dplomatist, whom In Paris on his way TO Rome had
interview with the Marquis do Moustter ami admitted
that his government bad auth orized him . 0er refuge
10 the sovereign Pontn In the event of hss Holiness
thinking necessary to abandon hts States. Mr. 0do
Russell, however, added that ths Cabinet Of S James
had Intention OF receiving the Pope 10 the Island o.
Malta without 1rst concerting with the court of
Tuieries the subject
The New York herald., 1866-11-22

GREELEY FOR SENAToR.-We publish this
morning very curious article from the Chi
cago Tribune. pitching into Greeley, Of the
New York Tribune, in the genuine rough
and-tumble, bite and gouge, kick and tear
hair, Western border-rufiian style, and trying
to prove that the old white-coated phi
1osopher is "a Marplot," "an ass" and an
$'inspired harlequin" utterly untitled by his
character and antecedents for the position Of
United States Senator. All the arguments
used by the Chicago wildcat editor seem to US
to be in Greeley's favor for they simply show
that Greeley Is humane man and apt to yield
too readily to his philanthropic emotions. He
ought to be sent to the Senate, II for no other
reason, in order to mix the rum and whiskey
Of that august body with little plain cold
water. We are decidedly in favor OF having
at least one Senator who can keep sober dur
ing the longest night sessions and who will
avoid the Bourbon bottle Of that Senatorial
head waiter, the Chevalier Forney. The only
obstacle In the way Of Greeley's election is
the fact that Senator Morgan has not yet re-
signed. As, in justice to the western part OF
the State, two Senators cannot be sent from
this sec ion, we invite and advise Morgan to
send In his resignation at once, and thus share
the credit Of Greeleys election.
The New York herald., 1866-11-22

Hon al To Nr"dfst os ""ss's HFtskFI"s
Thr secand - ~ sx concerts. sssiss the
auspices % to Yo1bs ssss Chrlaiian 49, siion, ,eas
place lat night Al ihs Brooklya aoafseny of hss.s
Taxing Il az whole, tho oonseEi sss sfsclSry
About twsa,y too ispffsd psfsons vsfs prsxsat yts
associs,ics nov nDfsbers hifr oos hnSSrsd msu'srs
No oufnissrs-perxsa bos mefnbsfs - ns szsociatGr
except Ne nevrpsl<g critics, vsfs admitted 10
witness tho peFfxmAsors rhsofefs Tb0rnaH fall
programme, stsi n~s kats Thomas sspfansl ~ nfoox.
yn snd Nr FRED stems ft>fitons. al~, ~ fsvokiyn
gays The veal yorslons kr stssns sang The Last
aAAn sss rs0mss' rebiitlon a wslk-ss sons
= s1snas ThAA Arr Brightest " v~ pasx~bls no more
Tho bert sDdas The ssms auspices sskt gvss
oscennb~s d and will ~ copd,sssi " tao xsv varx
nGnGeln~ hn tMnnoall uaiOu
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sAss.rc- rov 81, is~
An sieciion Zee smesv- ~ ths 0rsE1 Lp1ss = Ffss
sni Accsptsi As~pss fos The VI Sfsh csfans 70.
snli1d IN ihs, els>sos u oovsrts' off fssa hssa
n ". s<hf s~dss oss1d rrr&~ares, n !. sfans sfs1a
5>csssary wee A q. Hsexsy
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siIlyein tTrtssnu.

PKas ssxrxws a Nor n. ison
iocomoti.s ~ssine pssasd over Ths nsv rsro4d
br6gs sefo~s tns basqash hanns. a, Hayrs 81 SfDs.
yesterday. Tfss rosd vsn - xssrnsily ot~oSf fes
uassi Monday "a tbs tlns iss.s~a IN sa@l
pbia and Bsitsnose thiay ming.An