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Ata meeting Of the choir OF The First coucye-
esiional Church, held on Saturday evening last.
Tue following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WnkuKAs, The leader Of this choir, AI. Charles
Anaurre, was suddenly removed from tas BY The
hand Of death while tpgn.ed In conducting the
ser vice OF song in this church last Sabbath: aud
NnEuEAe, VT desirr to express ons lore fo'
Mr. Auso1sc. our sense Of The great Salns .! big
services aud our r1lef In this solzowfal adcsion.
Therefore. ....
Rt tulrfd, That In the death Of Mr.. Ansorgc this
choir las lost IN able leader ard orrania.. and
The cause Of sac:ed music In uur clutches va1o-
able labo,eF md trend.
i3t4olttd, That the kind.css- patience and IN:
music, and his uniform courtesy tn al! bis eoc,a
and official relations With this choir. cndcarcd bin
to rs individually, and 1nar we E1oufn bis loss ii
thaf Of . pen enal and very deae friend.
| Ee4olttd, Tba: We c1lci4 10 Mrs. AnsofEe anc
all the immediate friends Of the deceased, our sin
| csrees eylnpathy; and thut We viii assuaee th'
Ctief Of our personal LOIS with the hope tnat b
has laid down The sacred Eongs Of earth 10 loil
I 1-Lr - fha
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nroAteT TAraEsT.-by a fire which occurred
4-rday morning ahoat four o'c'ocE, Mrs. Mary
s-'aGztcs Lost ali her furniture. Fortunately che
had secured an Insurance policy In the Office VI tho
loss was adjusted and paid before noon yesterday
-abont eight hours after tile Gre. Security and
pr0mp1EceE arc The two great elements Of q good
1nturauce compauY, and the '.Wesiern rhocnl1,'
pQseeesrS 10th, .
, 1866-11-06
Toledo Marker.
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TOLEDO. Eove1nber5
F1nCE-Qnfet.
GEA1s-H -Hheat-Wlnter lac aad Spring e better
sales amber At FsH7 No. 1.SprtoG II f2.8, Corn
opened and closed SC BETTER saae1 At fa61 o. Tor
No. mixed Oats 3c better SIC Tor No. !.
LAKE Fkxldhr.-Flrn &c for corn b. steam to I3ui
falo. .....
KEcEUTE-fast week. $1,000 hrls Gon!: 5000 bu
wheat a0 bu corn 81 100 bn oats 40 bu barley
1900 hu rye.
&SHIpATx7F-GUce htls 0oEf 39,Q10 bu wheat: 3SuD
In corn; 6i,t00 bn oats
, 1866-11-06

pEnsoSs born out Of tho United States, Nho have
serytd in the Union rrmy for year OF more AMI
been honolably discharged can vote to-day even
though Trey have not 1eken o1t naturalization
papers. OF course, they must furnish proof Of the
ahDyr factS.
, 1866-11-06

LET THOSE WHO DEsiuE 10 have enough new
school hQqses built TO accommodate the children
Of South Chicago. vote for Moses VI. Lcavitt, the
ardent friend Of popular education. Legislative
authority must be obtained 10 Iase money to
cTcc; them, aud Mr. Leari.t Is bourd IN get such
hill passcd il be is sent 10 the Le..1atufe. What
poor 11nn, Who wanle his chllE: ID educated, can
slIo.d 10 vote against him:
, 1866-11-06

1EcrrHEe on TIE ETE AsD1EAn.-The seversl
Eundred medical students who are now Ia the city
MIL be interested in learning That the Hospital
Committee Of the County Doasd Of Supervisors
have lnauguratcd coursc Of free lccturcs on The
special treatment Of diseases Of The ere and ear,
They will be given at the Comfy Hospital every
half clock. and viii no douhi prove source OF
valuable Information to those Engaged IA the
study Of tie healing ART
, 1866-11-06

IF Ant KErrn1IcAs votes fo1 legislative eanai-
dat. ON the Coppcrhead ticket he thereby votes
for Tie CopperLead nominee for United Sates
Seral0r. We would not givc much for mau's
lsepuultcan:s1n who would do that.
, 1866-11-06

To the Edlto. OF the Chicago Evening Journal:
thereby decline the nomination rendered sac
for Supervisor OF the south Town Of Chicago By
the Democratic Convention. have only lccn In
the State eight months and am not eligible.
Moreover I do rot desire TO run against Nr
Whitehead, who Is a soldier.
CutcAeo November 8. 1866.
, 1866-11-06

TEE QuznEc srrFEnrus.--A meeting OF the st.
Georges Society held last evening At thelr HILL
No. es8 Clark 1treet-at which h committee WAS
appointed 10 meet the st. Andrews Society and
diecnfs the means for aiding the Sufferers by the
70 two hundred dollars was liscassed, but the
matter was finally rel.rre'l to the committee With
power 10 net.
, 1866-11-06

EARrE0 WoAIs's RErraE.-1he regular month.
ly meeting Of The managers Of ibis benevolent in
stitution was held at the Refnge on Sunday after
coon. Mrs. Norc1oet, the Vice President, pre-.
eided, with Mrs. A. B. Wilson, as Secretary.
Resolutions wc,s presented M and adopted + IN ret-
wife Of Rcy. +. r. Eycrts, D. D., and rrcsidInt
ol the Bosrd Of Marasers Of TIC Ersins Women )
Refuge; ihcy testify to the high social aad osieia!
bensfsctions for the poor and needy. and exp. ess
tympsthy with the deeply afflicted husband and
children.
Tho erection Of an additional wing for thu build
ing Of the Institution, to be named in honor Of
5[re. Eyct:s. Was resolved upon, to be commenced
as coon as possible,
A resolution was passed 10 employ Mrs. f. n.
Aiken "a = missionary among Tho unfortunate
Glars ofwonen for whose good the Institution uas
iraugurnted.
Contributions amounting TO oser S27U in cash
and donations Of groceries and other goods were
reported, and The Board adjourned.
, 1866-11-06

II lhc Baby II CutAln. Teeth, Csc that
old ana welltficd remedy, MRS. WINSiOW'S
SOOTHING SlEuI, which greatly fscllltasea
, 1866-11-06

1orSG MES's LITERARY Soc1Err.-A meeting
OF this Society wilt be held this evening in tht
Ciicu:t Court room at the Court 1Iouse commcnc
iug at half-past seven. when the following 1csolu
tton will he debated
Rtsofrsd, That the United Sfaies should into:
feie behalf or the Fenf1n prisoners about TO te
hung in Canada.
The tIeakcls wlfl be a. follows: A1lmalive-
j. T, Mullen and n. Monroe; SeEauyc-F. j
Smith and ". j. Culver
The public art invited TO attend.
, 1866-11-06

y, l. L. AfsocIAnos.-At the regular scmt-
annual election Of the Washington Irving Literary
Aseoe,aaor. Just held, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing ycar:
President, Jacob Grcenhoyel; Vic. President,
L. Obctndcrf: Secretary. J.. Shrnm, Treasurer, J,
C. Calm: I.tbIA.Iap, L. NewbeEEet.
, 1866-11-06

One death occurred Ia she House and one In tho
Dispensasy, making total Ut Two deaths during
l ~, ,nptt
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THE STEWART DIVORCE CAsE.-Thc testimony
In this case Is being taken, BY consent Of the
pa1iies, before Ira Scott, Esq. The suit, 1t will
ba remembered, ia brought by Mrs. Emilio ].
Stewart, nee Smith, 10 obtain decree OF divorce
from Fart l.. Stewart, j. The case thus far
stands upon the pleadings. Il has not yet bccn
referred to the Master In ChAucery, Is It likely
thai the counsel or either side will consent to such
%Goe % o. u II, rans an n
cd upon in court, It's Publication would be i'm
proper. We are requested in this connection to
,,ate that the es!dcnse has not yst been made pub
, 1866-11-06

S,wJ JEvuAf s7onE.-Nessrs. Morsc, Roddin
= au.mitou. .ho for some time past have hce7 50
farorubly Known on Washington street as dealers
~ American and Swi.s watches, dtamoude. fine
,ere]ry, ellyer ware. Frcnch clocks. oronzes aud
fancy goods have recently rsnosea 70 ai~ aaas
% nf ts in,erscclion. err with Clark. They opened a.
echt O'Clock List creusne with rnott masniaesaMt M
display, one attractive enough to make no non} "
and ect he ladies i. perfect uiteE Of cSeits, IT,
nent. We vii not attempt to even Els@nse @ Al ms +
rnourt TO say th3l the utmost resources Ct all th
various ars which cater to such an establishment
have beca drawn upon. And yet We cannot sc
fraia from mentioning ono fratusc-a new one.
frtIodrced By ihe,n-tlc :. Satdin'' watch. i u
in ali respects the equal Of thu celebrated :" "Jss
ecnsen,'f md much chi aper. One Wonid toins ,as
tlat they bad Laid in enough ttock to last Tor tnt
holidays aud sc,cral ycass, and Se: they s1J ths'
d only The boGiAntaE Ut heir tempting display
ics Ch13stInEs, 16J5.
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Live Slock Salea at Hu1yulo.
RcFFALo. November $,
Business At the New York Central Stock Yards to
dag Was the heaviest done In this city. Prices
advanced slightly. until late IN the day when the New
York report produced blght 1eactlon.
Weather cold.
, 1866-11-06

ALDERMAN n 71Ik SIXTEENTH WARD.-Miehael
O'su1ltvan, the Republican candidate for Alder
man In the Sixteenth Ward, is the brother OF the
late Alderman O'Su1llyan, but Of entirely
opposite politics. he In. held respnn.
slblc pos itton in The Quarse1master's Department
OF the army, during which time great amounts Of
public property passed through his hands without
a dollar OF loss 10 the Government. He is now a
considerable property holders In the Sixteenth
Wa,d, and his interests are all with it's citizens.
lie opponcnt Il saloon keeper. The intelligent
iIatc in decil,ns for whom 10 vote. Michael
O'suliI<a, should ,r carried Into the .Cnuuc'l
Chamber by hantlsouc majority; the inteEcsts
Of the sixteen Ward are too Important 10 be rep
resented hy 4 Coppeshcad. Lei cvrty Union naau
tufr mt and y0tc iO.daF.
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Uousesufths' Union.

About nifty enthusiastic members Of tho Hosscsmths'
Mutual Protective Association Of New York held meet
ing last night At their room No 20 Delaney street
Hitherto their meetings have been held the Bovsry
bat point Of economy raised and the association
removed To the present airy quarters In the third
story above a nicely sandcd lager beer "a
loon. Tho Houscsmilhs Association numbers one
hundred and twcnty members, and It's finances
arc In good condition Trade with the boasesmlths
Is very brisk and none are out Of employment Among
tho largest rhops In the city, Cornes Centre street.,
Badgers In Fourteenth street, and Jaeksons Thir
ieenth street engaged upon work for parties between
Maine and Now Orleans Journeymen hoasesmiths are
averse 20 strikes The question was iAboocd at the
meeting last nght Bosses are Disposed 10 10 liberal
except they have tacitly agreed not 10 employ
jourboymen who cannot bring q clear record
from their last emp oyers In reference " the question ~
strikes Ia reply 70 question By . member last night
about tho established Of pay for joprnsymeD Mr.
Jim Jamey from Badgers shop, stated thai the rlls
Of the trade get all the pay they could TbsS
disposed ~ make hay while the shines ak no
questions and 10 avoid trouble with the bosses The
officers n the association William Lloyd Pree.
dent John Corcsran socrstary Michael Keenan Urea
sursr; John Ga, Financial tecfotary
Tie meeting closed with singing and the benediot0n
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Drooklyn CITY News.

sun AaArSsr RAILROAD ConpASy.-In the Brooklyn
City Court yesterday, before Judge Reynolds Albert
Bryson brought suit against the Brooklyn City Railroad
Company tho OF ton thousand dollars for
personal injuries sustained by being over In October
last by ono Of the belonging TO the dcendans The
testimony for the plaintiff showed that time In
question the plaintiff entered Flushing avenue car at
the corner Of Fulton and Sands srccta Tho car was
horse and carried conductor aud at
the time full Of passenger The plaintiff being unable
70 procure seat inside took position the driver
and when he reached point near the Navy Yard tho
point Of his destination he requested the driver stop
the chr, which DONE when he attempted get on
but while the act Of aighng the started tho
plaintiff fell OF the wheels passing his ankle
which resulted In max ng him cripple for life. The de-
PENDANTS claim that the the result Of the careless
Of the plaintiff and ~ not entitled 70 recover The
case In still
Louuse TIE srngrTs ov BRooKrrs-rhe police Of
Brooklyn insist that much Of the crime In the shape Of
burslares that frequently occur owing 10 the mper
feet lighting Of the public streets or, rather lighting
them during portion Of the night The Common Coun.
ell few months ago, adopted resolution which w1
referred 10 the appropriate committee making an e.,i
mate Of the for lighting tho streets ali sht during
the year and subsequently, applied 10 the Leg ature for
permission % raise the amount named 20 Do the work
ina, Dody ior so'ne unespained reason refused TO pass
the law and ne street lamps will continue n be lighted
only portion Of the night M heretofore n the poI,oc
mems theory be correct burglars will have an crimson
Of their leave 70 commit crime The ras COMPANIES are
Willing 10 undertake the work 70 light the smos ali
night and make their pay contingent the beralty Of
the NEXT Lea stature.
NEW Fms COMMISSIONERS. Al . convention Of the
foremen OF the Western District Fire Department hels
few days ago, Mr. Felix Campbell, OF Engine Company
No ~as elected Fire commson1 for the fol term Of
ave yesrs xr. Walter o. Barre, Jr., ~es ehcted Com
missioner fsf TIE uDe1pired term o. M keschum. re-
aiQued
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ersomAl lnteIltn~ns

The widowed Duchess De hofny, nov restored "
nesn, n az, NJ ~ ~, 'ty ~, a ~ ~, y,
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which have cfcrcncc 10 the coup dssaf
p,.. ,,,,ax -, p,.,,d ~. ,..,r .,,,,,n.s 10 a..
. .t o. ~ ~. .,a, ~ ax ,,,.. ,,s,, ~ -, y,
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,avna issn sno,'-ay ~ i,,nas AIM, VIZ nv ""-'
"''s 49," " 1890
In Poroe, OF ars rcprOfno"s rurnor respeeng Tho
oeicbrs,ed Duo dc iran, acoordps 70 which that ca
Peer 81 France, who committed f1rd" - - sps cap.
tai sentence, and whose body VA subjected 70 post
iDortefn exsminston-us feIot VS. nsnrd ~ Tour
docton-h siil living and Wa recently met IN London
by servant Of The wrench embas-y
The Prince Of wales and Duke u Cambridge were
present In speakers gaory u the HOass ~ rom.
mons during the speech ~ The Chan siior u ho IT.
chequcr tho Reform ball ard remained 10 hear ths
numb~s announced and ~iinss tbs tsn.fksbis NJ
the Gloss Of the debate
Queen Victoria has beon prayed fE the ART ,lna Al
n NOLAN u,edan testify In India
v,.,.,., :, va, :, 80. p, A.. 49,.
,.as q. us,l.,s 4. y, go, a., a.. gsa,s.. q @,n,,.
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Suit Against the Sheriff.
SUPERIOR coUKT-TRIAL TERN.
Before Judge barbour.

NAY II. --koses IT. Ot,v o. ne sAeriT-This vas an
action the value Of horse cart and harness
which had been seized by the Sheriff and sold under
execution. appears that . Of the plaintiff, now
deceased opened butchers shop on Staten Island and
while business used horse cart and harness alleged
10 have been the property of the plaintiff IN this action
The business proved complete failure, and Oteil,
whsn he closed was indebted TO q Washington Market
dealer In the sum Of three hundred and sirty dol
Iars The dealer levied upon the horse and cart sup
posing the painted the cart that the pro-
perry belonged 10 the sou and the pro.
test Of the plaintiff who declared that the turnout
his was sold undsr execution The plaintiff did not
mako out very strong case Verdict for defendant
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Tho Independence OF tho spanish Wost
Inuia IsIands-The Filibusters SIN

TO THE EDITOR oy THE HERALD.
have thought would DO interesting To readers
what tho american party has been doing 70
overthrow the despotc sway Of Spain
upon this continent am certain that large majority
OF people win pleasure that the Cubans have
learned from them what the eternal and imprcscrp
tibc rights of man. aad that they trying to ascertain
them and follow In the stops Of tho great fathers Of our
Revolution, wipng OH the Last stigma and stains Of dcs
potsm and slavery from tho face Of America
When Spain, taking advantage Of our last civil war.
tried To rcoonquer the ISLAND OF ST. Domingo, senorJ NJ
Macas Cuban gentleman, conceived tho idea Of form
Ing an with the name OF democratic society
carried into effect with tho support aud sanction OF many
influential persons whose namcs cannot disclose now,
but al a not distant period they VIII be repeated ny
whole people In tho hour Of their delivcrancr.
Since time this association has been working and
spreading ts views and Influence principally IN the
Spanish Antilles, where u has nj present thousands OF
proseiytes In the meantime spanish fleet made It's
threatening the nationaos Of tho South American re-
public, and bringing, as consequence, the war now
going between that unhappy nation and the noble re-
pubc Of Chile This event kinded up more the spirit OF
the friends Of America but wishing 70 concentrate all tbeir
efforts In ibera,ng the Islands ~ Cuba aud Porto Rico
the desposm Of Spain they called meeting ~ si
the Of those Islands then residing In the United
States great many answered the call and the result ~
their deliberations was 10 oln the ASSOC alton changing
its nDmo into that Of Republican Society 81 Cuba and
Porto Rco and 10 appoint an Executive Commiss1n Tor
OF all tho abors ~ the associston.
Secrecy, prudence and Discrimination being the cond
tons To carry out succosfny their plans tho Executive
Commission deemed IL proper 10 clOhe u President with
Discretionary 20 open negotiations With The per
corporatons nat that could b. disposed 70
help ihcm In their principal object In the political nda
pendence Of the Spanis Antilles and the freedom 81
their Inhabitants, without distinction Of color
They have no, started party. they the repro
fenstycs Of the idcar OF liberty and Independence
chteued With tn blood or many heroes aud
IN both islands This association docs recognize
other a but that glorious one rassd VA Csfienas on ths
18th Of May 1850 by the strong ~ Nariso Topex
The day not far distant when they WI rrose OF what
they are capable they have done Tho
IN Cub, can toll better do Thc general query
OF the Spanish party In Cuba and the peoIs wAng ~
la Cr,nfod and Didro a, Ia Marina strong pr0Ofs
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srnal doses having no possible erect upon the system
There nothing In theSmere title OF either aopathy or
homeopathy II In the apparent result Of Their medi
ne; na s Ss aS
that there was nothing Whatever In their system or
y CopmissIonsr BoswoRrH understood that the commit
te6 reommend that the services OF homeopathists be
sasevd and such action ON their part was equivalent to
an acknowledgment that the public safe In their
haids In the event OF the cholera making Its appearance
E5om the opinions expressed by the medical gentlemen
cor the Board them he desired to know whether they
veud permit cholera patients TO be put under the treat
ment OF a class in whom they have no faith.
DR. Stone replied in the Affirmative only modifying IT,
Commissioner BoswoRTH said, with due Difference, II
seemed then that no one who is averse 10 being treated
homeopathically will be submitted to that treatment
The confidence rep0eed in the attending physician by the
patient had no doubt great bearing the Of the
disease and the treatment Of homeopathiss ought not
TO be dictated TO TO the class Of patients they shall
take He quoted the Scripturai case Of Esau, who
sought not 10 the law to the physicians and therefore,
ne slept not with law, but with his fathers This he
people as put their confidence In physicians alone,
they, too, might soon sleep with their fathers
DIR. STONE ead-When we recommend the medical gen.
ueman We do so as Commissioners of Health and
private physicians. He did not personally place any
confidence in the homeopathic system. What desired
them TO do report to the Board the full particulars
OF the treatment Of each cholera patient whom they may
have under their charge and they do well he would
submit They desired to know which had the most
success In the first and second stages Of cholera AZ
physician he would not suffer of them 70 come
near him under any circumstances but he told that
If we refuse them they will oucry against
action. In Naples they had sole charge of cholera
hospital and lost every patient until the King caused
the place TO be shut up and the services Of those In
charge dispensed with They should be under the
same restrictions as the other physicians.
After reading from the Engineer communication
relative TO various matters in his department the Board
ADJOURNED I'LL Tuesday next at two +. N.
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Another stock brokerage case-Psrsonal
Notice 81 sale.

SUPREME OuRT-siRcrir-rAhr n.
Before Judge Mullen.
MAJ u.-Pqtor Jaafon and yyaaL ya.ia ~
yos-ph j. Wal0n and N,aerssaA Tsryy " This wsa an
stIon brought 10 ts732 IA being balance
claimed 70 be due tho platinum. broter. for buying
and selling stock The defendants claimed that there
nothing due psin.rs that TIE pAnss had refused
10 ell one hundred shares Of Fort Wayne upon defend
anita Request when the stock brought ths marie, ono
hundred and forty -four dollars share THAI defendants
stbar lad not The stock 10 sell Which thdy clAnnei -
bold for the defcndaDis o. they had thsy fd obey
the order given them by The Defendants 20 peii The
pisintD soon after the order given vrittsn
nouce 70 the defendants Walton - store Tat ihey
would scl the stock the folosing Gay BY xuier %
tlcQleeu, Tbs notice dd roach tbsr = tls a.
fehdaIts, who feadod 10 kesgs. Fsintrs noid he
stick a one hundred ADD nvs Dollar shss, scc7fanE
70 n0,ea
counsel Tor defendants moved Tor botrgii On the
gfourd that thr notsce NJ p@rrnaiY nrr "a uFsr
the dnfsnfsnts o.hcr@ss iDasr isrt a. " TIM
ths, one DAY npce ne 10 lac sgretnt esgecisr
a. ~ss nos bryssht Va dsfsbcants' xnoptsfxs Tie
Jrdss grained the nOnsgt
hesrS getes ana Couyp Tor piaintfs M q. N
HDief foe dsfsnA@nta
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Art 1stsIiIxsns~.

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Al s4lsmanca sfala IL piso~a igfty sssa,sgn
near a., pygus u the usversity IN TO piaee ~hera
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