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Proposals

WILL he received at the Office Of the Chairman
street, on saturday, the nth May, 1866, for the foi,
loving work. tO,wIt:
LIST. For the necessary earth em~bankment snd
McAdamlE ng required N extending College stree
~northWardy rom jefferson street 4bove nigh water
mark.
I'd For the necessary earth sm~bankmeut. cul.
vert masonry, eurbing and ~guttering rsoulred n
grading South Union street, between Hlgb ,nd
Spruce street. ~
Sd. For the masonry foundation or other work.
required IN construction Of bridge across LICE
Branch on High street.
4th- For the construction Of stone tagging or
BRICK psEements throughout the cit 81 such points
ct the street Committee may order.
Plans, eshmses and specifications can Ia sasn
or other information obtained at the one ~ ~
city Eugineer, No, 4 North Cherry street VI '0
GEO, S. KINNEY.
TarlS-td Chairman Street COMMITTEE
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The Radicals have gone to work Tor
the purpose Of producing q split be
tween President Johnson and Mr.
Seward. They assert that Mr. Seward
is intriguing for the next Presidency,
and trying 10 cut under Mr.. John
son. IfAlr. Seward wishes to be Presi-
dent. and his friends see proper topush
his claims, no one can object We are
sure President Johnson will not com
plsiu. lie and Mr.. Seward are too
sincere in their friendship, and desire
too much the restoration of the people
20 harmony and good feeling, to per
init their enemies to separate them.
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Sale of
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT
Macon, Georgia.

uULnHm[Hl TnUfEhH
AT
Macon, Georgia.
DY direction of the Secretary of War al tha
u Building Materials, Steam Engines. Mscbin.
cry, Tools, Iron, Copper, Lumber, and stores NJ
various Kinds, which were corrected at Macon, Ga,
y me Oonlederste 9oVernment, for the erection
ana permAnentoperaton Of a large Armory. Iabo-
rstory, and Arsenal; and also
TOOLS, MACHINERY AND MATERIALS
collected from Iron Works and Armores in the
9taSes o. Alabama Ids and Georges, will be sold st PUB
Among the articles 10 be sold
9,OO0 lbs. Copper, pigs.
95VOO ios. "copper" round rod.
5000 lbs. Copper, bar.
2O,000 lbs. Copper sheet
10000 lbs. wrought Iron. bar and rod.
oOO tons Pig Iron.
$50 tons Cast ron, unservceable shells.
5000 lbs. Lead, pigs.
45,OC0 lbs. Tin, block and sheet
500 lbs. Chain, crane and cab'e.
lo,oW yards ~Cl9th-Cctton, English Serge, oil
ed and enameled.
80 0CO lbs. PoWde,
5000 feet Belthg, gum and leather, assorted
sizes.
200 Machines, Drilla, Planers, Milling Screw
cutting, Steam and Trip Hammers,
BESIDES
Harness, Saddles, Horse Equipments, Infantry
and Cavalry Announcements, Blanksts, Wagon and
Gun Carriage Irons, 80 uAserYiceabie Canon-iron
and bronze, 80 broken Gun Carriages, Laboratory
Stores and Materials, Spare Parts (nqw) for Spring.
held Muskets and Colts Revolyers, and an sssort-
ment OF Paints and Oils.
The attention Of Northern buyers is called to this
sale, which IS a large one, and Of valuable property.
Full printed Catalogues Of the property to be sold
can be obtained from the Chief Of Ordnance At
Washington, D. c., and from the Commanding OH
Ger of the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
This sale viii onmenc on
Wednesday, April 4. 1866,
and continue every day until all the property IS
sold.
Terms cash, in United States currency,
d. ". FLAGLER.
Capt. Ord, Bvt. 1t. Col, Com. Augusta Arsenal
marl0-tds
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Buffers XXI Oil Blaekno
Buffers WFltInn EInIds
Notica-

pEoPosALs for removing and fitting I'D the
Il Government Building On he H5 e IhaoI
LOli and also the Building ST the corner ~ &C.,
and Hamilton sueets, ninth Ward. Win he rscsSvss
until the 18th Of March, is8s, AZ he 49, ~ -
superintendent Of the Public Schools. no 1 Ms-
sonic Temple,
T. ". HALEY.
AID. CREIGHTON,
80 JOIN LELLYETl,
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The Senate has confirmed Marshal
BSnifant Of Nd, after all.
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Backing and Ink.
Premium BIsckinn

IN Boxes quality uniform and sccen,sbSs
WIN ohe exception, the sale Of this brsnd i. ne
largest n the West. frces reduced and 5is,or-t9
hoerai al Wholesale. Factory s. V,rs st-aot 90
eLnhau' thus 5. BUTLER Agsrt
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REFrgs ~ rrRHIsstos TO

REFEEs 81 Permission TO
Hoa. RlchaId Ogelsby, Governor State Of Illinois,
bon. David L. LAWS. Judge Supreme Court. U, I.
Hon. VIM. g.. Bro8nloH. Governor Of Tennessee.
big. Gen. Jas. p. Brownlos, Adj. Gsa. state Of lea
nesses.
Hon. N. NJ. Bren, Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Nathaniel Baxter. Nashyuis.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Mazey, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris & strstton, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans & Co., Nashville.
ElmrOd Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
lunsl6 Il
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1866.
1866.
1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST-Spssking
OF 'CosIar's'' Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, Extermlnstor-
more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
IN Grant county by Vermin than would nay for TONS
Of this Rat and Insect Killer ."-LaHcdSter OTS)
Herald.
M See -CosrAR's" advertisement above.
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GOVERNMENT SALES

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER,l
NASHVILLE, TEsE, March 2, 1865.
T WILL offer for sale st Public Auction. al the
Il Franklin Shops, on the 5th day Of April next,
commencing at 10 o'clock, SIN, the following ar.
ticles Of Machinery:
8 Couplings, for Line Shaft.
] Steam Engine, IoxIs Cylinder, Horse Power.
! DO 90 DO s 1is DO
IS journal Boxes,
l Centre, 2 feet.
8 Post Rinigers, Boxes and Bolts.
10 90 on line shaft.
3Lsthes, Engine. singl. head:
l do hand, small, with iron shears.
do do do do wooden shears.
do Pattern Makers.
2 8 inch Pu leys, bored and turned.
a. do d 90 do
ii4do DO DO DO
4l5d do DO do do
Is do do do do
] 20 do do 90 do
s. DO DO DO DO DO 90 90
IA Cone Puleys.
1 16 feet Iron Planer.
/ "a inch do
81 feet do
200 do Line Skating.
IL do So do
81 Machine Taps.
3 Producing rs 4 to 6 inch, Il in. y inch.
This Machinery is of the best patterns, and all
Persons wishing to examine il before The dsv Of
sale can do so by calling at the Franklin Shops.
Terms Cash in Government Funds.
BY order Of Capt. A. r. Eddy, Chief O. M. Dspt.
Of Tennessee.
E. B. KIRK,
Hat4-td BYt MAJ. and A. O. n
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New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

BEcKER-on Wednesday, evening Nov a. William Becker 'On
% Of 5 AsT Rs '"d & & ssis ts syd u Rs S s S S s ns on
6sy Dec At O'Clock from the house Of his father Arm
BRIGGs-At Psinfed n j. weiuesdsy Nov 49, David Bns
Faners service. be @ the Central Presbyterian Church ia
scl emerhoTn st. nelf heyur Brooklyn on Friday Bh st
4 Temsin and the late William A Dooe invited to a'snd
cALLcOTon Thur'd morning Eoy 20 Frspe, Hall C..ot
The family repeatedly invited attend he fne
Pre.deutsts Brooklyn on saturday Dee at O'Clock
Gardner COn son Of Charles Bouon Coffin and grandson
Of John Blunt, aged year, and 70 months. s..,., ,..u
Funeral Church Brooklyn Hgh,s on Saturday forenoon
Dec l. at II O'Clock
coSsn @ S o n r. and Sy COMM. sEsS Il Se and
81 days member Of Plymouth ssSbathschoO in foil hopes Of
Funeral at tie parents No lt5 Jsy. BrooLyn on
rspsstfuy invited to fnea without further notice
DALY-on Thursdsy Nov 20 Charlotte NJ. Daly. -
AnnuneisiiOn MsnhatanVille.
Thu.dsy Nov 20 Esther H. yssDgss, daughter Of
Relatives and friends Of family invited attend the funeral
@ G Gs o. be, Il 1iSe & The :%sn
Bedford on saturdsys (Dec. u II Harlem express train.
FosTEE1 this city on Il. Is NOV sotS. % G Gss' %
Col sIty-.eveuth First Long lsAnd Vols sged " years
RILLs-Ou Wednesday Nov o. ser shoT, ine'' Mary widow
Il Cert Ebsn IL mis- in tie 7ih year Of hsssge oo..
The funeral wi take place on sndsJ I1of & s s e ~ ~ NJ n
Morton strsst 'Sst1'-'
goLMEsop wens.da, Nov 2s pnsumon Robert youngest
The friends Of the family are attend the funeral At the resi-
dence parents No. l3 East Thirty hh' on fdy 6Oth
inst, at 10 O'Clock a
ROOME-A Wilton Tuesday Nov a. Sarah NJ Room aged ~
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral residence OF Theodore haeu O
hundred thirty sevenh Wilton on Friday S'th ms a. ~
O'Clock a IN.
SMYTH-Oa Tuesday, the nth inst. Miss AnDIe Smyth;
Her invited attend the funeral services
Church. Eleyenhst, Fthave on Friday at
o'clock
sMULLou Wednesday NOV Thomas sm in the el't yesr Of
his
The rsve. Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Esprit Church Twenty second DC
tween Fifth and Sxthaves Saturday Dee at " m ms e
mains will the Tarown Cemetery oF intsnen| oY
the 2: 80 .. N train Of the Hudson River Railroad
sWORDs-At Yonkers n " Wednesday Nov 2s Mary vile
Henry Swords aged co
The relatives and friends family respectfully invited 70
attend the the Twenty third st Baptist Chuch
Sixth Newf York Saturday Dec J. h
O'Clock D. The remains will be taken TO Colchester Conn., tor
interment.
VAN TAssEL-Al Brooklyn o Wednesdsy Nov 28 IDA ~
youngcst daughter Reuben and Elizabeth Van Ise sgd
years, months and IL days ,,-
Notice funeral will be given 10 tomorrow Saturday paper
WEBBER-On Thursdsy Nov g. att her resideuee NO
TLdave IN this city Margaret Webber In the I'th year oi net
Notice Of funeral hereafter
wIGGANs-on Thuray Nov 2 Joseph Wssans In the S'h
ofhis
The aves fsmy respectfully invited 90 at
tend the residence Of bis l. = WsgAn NO
4J Grand street whiamsbursh on Sunday Dec q at p m
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
THANKSGIVING.
TIrE DAY IN vEw-oRLEANs.

TIIE DAY IN NEW-ORLkANS
BY TELEGRAPH To THK
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 29.-To-day has been observed
day Of thanksgiving 10 accordance with the proclamation
OF the Governor Of Louisiana All the public offices are closed
and business generally suspended
BOSTON
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRlBUSE.
B0SToy Nov 9.-Thanksgiying has been observed
in good old s New England style The weather was
made Up Of cloud and sunshine with the thermometer ranging
PHILADELPHIA.
By rErEeRAPH
very generally observed here Business entirely suspended
Tie weather is warm and pleasant
baltimore.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
BALTIMORE Nov. 29.-Thanksgivng Day was
observed in this city by general suspension OF business There
were no papers issued this afternoon aud there will be none
published TO morrow morning
WASHINGTON.
BY rELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WAsnINGToS, Nov. 29.--Thanksgving was gener-
ally observed here a the departments aud most
the churches and the attendance large Many Of t6e
Government employees Tecreaed N CUNNING excursions "hIe
others belonging rival clubs played at base ball
RICHMOND
TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Nov. 29.-Thanksgving Day was
strictly observed business everywhere being suspended Ser
occasion Of several excellent sermons
THANKSGIVING IN NEWARK.
Thanksgiving was very generally observed in New
ark Yesterday and all the churches in which services were held
were wen attended In the evening the various places Of
amusement crowded % overnowng anu the mgcl 81
looms and cigar shops drove thriving trade Throughout he
dav there was very little disorder and drunkenness al seeming
disposed 20 observe the holiday with moderation
THANKSGIVING AT THE NEwsBOys' HoME-Ihe
Newsboys Of Brooklyn had good substantial Thanksgiving
dinner nj the Home IN Poparst yesterday evening Plates
were laid for 3d. and the tables well filed with turkeys
pies cakes dishes OF ieeceaH etc Inc 9oys Neit Most NJ
them hand good and amused themselves uhil
The supper hour arrived exercising m the gymnasium play
ing various games and having general good time They were
addressed ly Dr Perry Of New York, Mr. Cooper Of IN
Broohyn Uon and by Capt Jacob OF The Forty third Pr
Police On the whole the affair passed on most ltasaht
ly and creditabiy 10 all concerned
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
HATANA.

CEN SHERMAN STILL ~ HAYASA-P0LlTIcAL Ar
REsTs-ARRtvAL OP THB "wIYsOORT -MARKETs.
BY the arrival Of the steamship Columbia we have
late from Havana
HAvASA NOV. q l-66
The United States steamer Susluelnnuah Is si here and
will not leave before morrow repairs O her machine.
~ have not been completed Gen sherman and stan went
country "Wednesday visiting several Plantations th
city Of Maalzis aud the caves oi Ecamaf great teal o
enthusiasm Is manifested wherever hc appears.
voung man been arrested for shouting Viva Ia kepub
lea during the "Wednesday and viii Dee tried for
treason.
The Matanzas correspondent Of the S0 has also been
arrested searched for revolutionary documents
The Is very ygan AZ present aud more arrests
are expected 10 BE- made shOI tl.
The Wnoo3A Capt Cooper arrived TINS morn
ING from Key West ,..
yerv firm buyers Offering from u O reals for NO " Tor the
European market very little j. done iof ne United STATE
demand for the United States shippers being willing 20 oad at
sJ per per box Exchange Sterling 90 days sight 81 ltr
cent premium Francs "a per cent premium Currency ~.
sight al 23 per discount. and gold bills on Acw-Hok
Dor premium short sight gold bills sell nom 10 10 ~
premium.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
BILLIARD MATCH AT FoRDHAM-For some days

BILLIARD MATCH AT F0RDHAM.-For some days
past has been announced that there be billiard tour
Kear billiard saloon In Forsham Thanksgiving
day and odhwn McDevi and several other prominent
billiard players would be The pze to be pumpkin
weighing 75 pounds The billiard fraternity OF fOrdhan and
vicinity qi At o'clock Ar Keam arrived
accompanied by Mr. John McDevtt There being proies
sona player present beside MoDey match made
between him and young amateur player from Morri
sana who had up the playing Tie match TO
be 300 points up McDoYtt took the first play scoring nothing
when his opponent played scoring y The amateur kept the
lead during the hrs plays when McDou took the lead
by OF 50 points obtained by getting the balls together
aud nursing them keeping the lead 20 the end OF the game
scoring 3l2 points to the amateurs l72 McDoys greatest
50 points and his Of IS and over were 20 20 n
Is o. Is TO- The amateurs greatest - aud his
Of IS aud over 20 a. H. The game lasted one hour and
three minutes
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
DIED.

BAHNEY-At sinon on,hs Hudson Monday evening NOV
2b Newc0mb sturss only eah Of NewcomD 4 ana EhAAOeH
stur.it Barney, aged u years. ,u,-.-,.-
The suIs o the family fespel invited 20
attend funeral the re,idence his parents on ruaAy nov
30 clock Caars will be in attendance AZ ths rsry
town Depot the snVsl Of the 10 o'clock u tiah nom
Thftiethst
BARNES-At Poughkeepse wednesisy morning now N
William C.. % of william C. Barnes aged years
aud friends % the family respectfully inyei 20
attend the funeral from h fthTa residenee fouKhAoSt on
FrilaY. 9Qh inst, a 2 Qel2ek q N.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
THE STATE or TR1DE.

Ut rELEdRAPH 70 rfp TRIBUNE q 49,
NiLsiNsroh NoV =. lotion ~ quie, AZ lc iy E ga
Tar hrrn at IS. Pork fl3 sautee City Mes
MOBILE Nov 2-Cotou sales to day. 600 bales Mdd ng az
Tie maTss' dull halt to cent lower sellers eTneih
more desire 20 realize, Offering freely howeyer.
EEwORLEAs Nov 2Coion-lt being Thanksgiving Day there
little movement except those having unified oides 70 eleeg
The quiet go bales Low Mddlngi 81 dJJc MID
ding AdJse SugaThe demand IL hr aud prices niu sns IN
changed Moasses-The demand good end has advanced 49,
Eair 5 Prime Choice dI Sterling Exchange lo al3J-
NewYoTk sight exchange, "a. discount uod ules I' 4l
Fregh cosve tunnsge. small steamers 10 New otN &C Wv
ton u! Tor Fouri &c. for Molasse steam TO Liverpool IL
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
THANKSGIVING IN NEWARK.
WEsTcHESTER COUNTY NEVIS.

The fremen of Yonkers contested yesterday for
prizes the following Yonke companies entering iha lists
Protection No. John Crowley foreman, A. men; Lady
Washington No Q George A. Mitchell foreman, ~ men ;
Neptune Exempt No. g. &. T. Lawrence. foreman - men
A. B. Archer chefengner Of the department and John >
Brown assistant.
There also two companies from abroad. Washington
No Of Peekskil Wm HOdson, Foreman. came on the
steamer T. Smith chartered FOR the purpose accompanied
by band OF music, and Columbia Hose Co No. OF PccEsk
a tender. There for three hours hitch n the pro
ccedugs and finally Youkcrs Fire Department ruled the
peehsi Company because the inchnOzze prescribed by
regulations would not 10 their smaller hose
There general feeling Of dissatisfaction nj Tbs ruling
and the Washington returned % the boat and dsmbarked with
out the prOer of circumstance rejecting little
credit upon the YOnkcrs emcn They had 1t a 20 themselves
however and the contest resulted as follows Fi prize TO tho
Lady Washington No played leo feet second prize % Pro
lection No 5- feet The prizes two handsome silver
trumpets elabOltey chased and ornamened There were
abynl OOg poraOns congegaed near tlo aleman House
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
NAVY GAZETTE.
sr rEtEsAApH TO rHE TRIBUNE.

sY TELEGRAPH TO THE
ORDERED.
Nov. 2l-CarpCuter Ii. NJ. Lowry, to the Michigan on
De. Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon Geo L. Simpson, TO the
Gettysburg .-
Nov 2-Actiu- Mser Wm. l. Howd, from the De Soto and
permitted 10 return North
HONORABLY DISCHARGED
Nov 2-ActinE Volunteer Lieut. 4. W Mldau, om Now ls
Mate W. a. Moti f0m Nov a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Com
rods C. FeJger Commanding United Ashueio
announcing his arrys Louis Island Mlur Indian Ocean
O % Of October sl well
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
ArrEMprEp SUICIDE BY A PRoMINEyr CIrIzEy-

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY PROMINENT CITIZEN
we'll known resident Of tie Eastern District named William
Galloway attempted sefdestrucon about u O'Clock last
evening bv stabhng himself in the abdomen with a large
knife infictnc two wounds which will doubtless
bis death Mr Gaaway committed the rash deed at his
house n Franklins near Collyer Greenpont He re-
moved 10 the Forty seventh Precinct Station House and
ceved prompt surgical aid He alive at u o'clock last
night but his death momentary looked for. Business
troubles are alleged 10 be the Of the rash act.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
ARMY GAZETTE.
sr TELEGRAPH 70 rHE TRIBUNE.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Nov 2S-Brevet Lieut. Col H. $ Sche, Assistant Sur
eeon u s. A. relieved from duty ia the pePsrmeat Of se
Teunesse assigned Fort Ltr Dakota Territory
directed the Medical Director Department
the Platte Henry Narcotic Second Aeuens z2d Regiment
Veteran mustered out and honoraby dis
charged the United date fou Nov 20 1900
T Hunt. Assistant Quarterlaer OF United states
been ordered By letter 20 BIevet Bs Gen
usrermer Of the Department Of the Lakes o daty
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
MdRBIED.

PoMERoY- ELLloTT-At ST. Georges Church sehspssady
N & on Wednesday b. the Rev = r. Bishop Edward
O. Pomeroy Of New Yo to Sarah ~ Elliott OF tho former
place No cards
RINpOLPH-HOwsER-O wednesday Nov 3d. a, the residence
of The brides father the Rev Webb DID, OF New bun
ieE j. Randolph to Sophie IT, daughter o J. T.
HoNser, esq. Of this city No cards.
wERNEKE-Ho0AN-On Wednesday Nov S At the Church Of
81 Francis Xavier by the Father De Luyae charles A.
New York Emily, daughter OF l. iosan
ssa, formerly of 81 John, Newfoundland.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
CANADA,
-
" rrIrnn,pn 70 rng rnIHrsE.

TELFUHAFH IHIHN"H'
TORONTO Nov. 29.-The members Of the Canadian Cab
inet In England 20 arrange the details OF confederation,
don't agree and it is likely they will return without
compli5hing their mission.
GOv.Gen. Monck is TO be recalled immediately for per-
hitting Lamirande be delivered TO the French authOr
ties without consulting the Home Government,
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
HnNoRs 10 GEN. BANKs.


BOSTON, Nov 29.-Gen Rock, the residence of Geo.
LAehmaa esq IN Wadon tie scene Of interesting social
Raheng ast evening OF friends Of Gen Banks who leaves To-
gai iod Washington. The grounds and mansion bril-
y Illuminated and nearly two hundred citizens Of the dis
c were present nnd paid their respects 70 the General and
ms WE ~ u estimated that pecunaTy gin has been sub
tbeu representative 70 (0pSress
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
YOUNG MAv Kn1Ep At WEST FARMs. -AbOnt 80

o'clock Yesterday morning young named Henry James
Sherman about years Of age killed on Hunts Point
Road Farms the accidental discharge Of Spring
field which standing his side lie in company
with his father and brother and two other Of lis com
panons Who had gone in the country In the
morning in search Of game and their way
back to MOrTisania Of them made proposition
20 shoot at a mark While they about 20 place
the marx they heard the report Of the decease rife and
turned found him lying dead with the night side Of his head
blown entirely away. 10 Is supposed bis fe standing
his night side with the muzle close 20 lis head when II
discharged lie conveyed 20 the town Of MOrist by
his father and Coroner f. Mason Oliver Immediately
notified who held inquest upon the body ~ the Office of
Justice Burnett Fordhamaye The jury rendered verdict
deceased his death by the accidental discharge
Of rife standing at his side IL is supposed that he Ia
Of raising II from the ground when tie trigger caught
ia lis clothes and thus discharged
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
THE TURF.
nEyTRR AT RICHMOND.
r1 rrLsonlrH 70 raE rEIsuxn

TELE0RAPH 10 THE TkIbUNh
RICHMOND Nov. pa great tr0tting match be-
tween Dexter and Sa Rich Of to-day Jackson Park
for a premium Of a. 500: mile heats best IN s. Dexter
three straight heats Tine Of the fret heat 23l 5 second
274; third 225 The occasion being holiday in this city,
fher W lu unusually large attendance and considerable IN
terest manifested during the races
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
TrMPRRAYcE.-NIr. Edwarl

TEMPERANCE Edward Carswell, the Canadian
orator spoke to good audience the Baptist Church
corner Of Downing and Bedfordsts this city, last evening
presenting the old subject OF temperance n new and atr
tive garb by invitation Of the audience he Is 10 speak IN he
same place this evening
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
FORTRESS MONROE

BI TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. &C. c. Clay leaves
here for Petersburg in the morning Ms Clay went North
tonight
j Iayes Pollard and j. Marshall Hanua formerly Of The
Richmond I1amner arrived here to-day visit % Davis
hui were refused admission into the fortress
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30

TARGET EXCURSION OF THR Posi- OFFICE GUARDS
Yesterday afternoon the Office Guards being the employees
Of the Office Of NewYork and tho different Stations went
70 MOrisanis target excursion They turned hund
red muskes commanded by Capt Samue Warren They were
accompanied by the Twelfth Regiment Band.
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET

BALrxoEE Nov 1he cattle Offering during the w,st were
sl5 against head The opened with better
fsnr than On Monday and Tuesday prices better
than to-day, common. S5a s6j fair IS 80 5 good 30 3a
a. as and prime 81 asa 81 IS Prices to-day die lower hos
decline last week holders stopped shipping
The ss. today sheep good supply At
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
CRIME.

PosrPogEMEST OF THB EXECUTION or MUIR
DBRER, ETC.
Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI, Nov. CIV. G.. W Smith, who was
10 have been hung for murder on Friday Nov 30 at washing
ton House Ohio has been resped for two weeks during
Gov Cox viii decide s application for a com
mutation OF sentence.
j. G. Towers Co. prominent haers OF This city have made
q u ns.irnInent
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
RArlrrcAr1oN MEErlNa lN TwENrY .sEooxD wARD.

A meeting ratf the Republican Union nominations for
the charter election will be held the Hall corner OF Forty
s1hst Eighth ave- this evening u O'Clock The Hon
Richard Kelly candidate for Controller and the Hon Nathan
G. Ey candidate Tor Alderman viii edlress the meeting
New-York tribune., 1866-11-30
DISASTERS.

WRECK OF AN ENGLISH BRIGASTIHE.
TKLTeRAPH
FORTREss MONROE, Nov. 29.-Auived, schooner
james Baxter from Turks Island with salt Reports the En-
Csh brigaune Sarah NJ Newhal from Salt Cay f0f New
YORK wrecked the 18th nst reef south Of Turks Island
AID total loss.