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THE CASE OF rHR REV. DIR. PREsrIY.

PITTsBURGH, Pa. Nov. 6.-The Rev. DR.. james
Prey recently suspended from his relations with the United
Prsbyteran Church the charges OF cruelty TO his wife ard
f. Indecent and bssphemouS language and maintaining
inoer relations with females delivered short farewell
address 20 ay his congregation in which while diseaimin9
snT against the action Of the Pesbyey who acted
n The positive testimony Of three witnesses while the tes
ony In bis behalf of aged father kind brother and aeo
tomato children only negative and necessarily ono AID
he deded the world TO prove that he was gailty Of
Indecent or vulgar language which be abhorred
above all things. BE thanked God he had NOT
been found guilty adultery The sentence Of suspension did
not affect bis relations pastor Of the church, disco
luton thereof be the request Of the congregation He
asked act hastily but thoughtuly and payerny
He prayed God that he might be allowed 70 remain here and
live down the eumny and reproaches heaped upon him This
the last time he would appear IN the pulpit until the
pension removed Tie congregation yAy affected
the Doctor st having friends and adhercqts among then
Mrs Pfesiv has applied for l.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK.........Eov.

CLEARED.
g,.,msbip Miami Clark. Boston, w. 7. CLYDE.
Stssmship Savior Morgan Boston. w. r. Clyde.
Sbt M.Idslsnr Brrm Hencke Genoa, Charles LunS Co.
Sp Ts O.Lfofd Rocko san Frsncisco. Merchant Canaan
Mr.. s,ynss fr klrush Hamburg DrVertu Marsh McCuny
BsrE Jasper Avery, Malta, Lawrence Giles Co. ..
Bsrk Ari,ona Conan Hsvana, J. u Phillips Son.
Hs,i Am y Garden Lravet ElEAbrhpo Brett Son Co.
Bah o. Palmer (Brl Reynod Cork for orders p kevin
B.rt Kathleen (Br) Moek'r Antwerp W. ?. schmir' Son
sfs cOr,dons. CBr Henry lara via Jacksonville Yasa Del
Vale Co. o., 49,,
Wendt 49,, =. . -
Pnckney.
Rris Al,ndals fBrl Marsh Turks sand1 C. {. Knox Co
Sehr daniel Morris, Lander Hartford @, r. Racket.
pcbr n q Owens Select. Bndsepou q. r. Rsckett
schr Henry BsckrT Cooper. Tabasoo Peterson bayou
sehT Mid Gaelic Hail. ST. Pierre, Mar, b. j. Weinberg.
SEN Wsianga PuEh, Beaufof,. Dibbe Worth Co.
SER Rebeeca smith, AleIandia. A. Abbott.
sehr Ant.oedut Sheffield. Providence. q. r. Racket.
sehr staten Islander Palmer, New Haven, O. r. hscfet
ARRIVED.
sesnslip City Ct Limerick BrL Phip' LvGpoo Nov . and
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MARINE COURT-.-Nov. l9.-Before Judge ALKER
LEAH AGAIN IN COURT.


Emile BienviIle agt Augustus DAILY
II will DO remembered by cur readers tnst about
three months ago brought by the defendant IN this
cage against Mr. Bateman for services rendered IN adapting
and pulling the play o Leah the Forsaken II WHICH 40 reo'
erred damages.
This sut is now brought Mr. Benve who claims TO De
the translator this play well Of other playa
In the complaint against Mr. DAILY for services rendered
forth that the paintn was engaged mo
defendant translate play known as Deborah OF Lean he
Forsaken" for doing which be was 10 receive w ahu
third OF the profits OF the sale that the Defendant o % pay
10 Mr. Bateman and received therefor u O OF Wnen sum
sets forth that the plaintiff translated for the defendant play
named 0pheus In He'll for which he was 20 "a P
act and third profits, play called MargneTe y. ~ P
act and 25 per cent profits; play called me siase
or Tanning Butterfly for which he was to receive tnS same
The defendant admits engaging the plaintiff TO translate
Deborah for s2 and Orpheus IN Hell for VIZ Out uees
late Marguerite alleges that he only agreed 70 give MN
per cent the performance and alleges tnat .o P! %
never performed Defendant alleges that ne agou W W!
plantih the OF ESQ for the play oil tine sIase .
when Ae sold H. but that the play was he' et Iou ar ja
also agreed TO pay him IS per cent on the pay or @
Ritery that all be can reasonably claim Is for the nr pay
alo FOR the second e2, for the third, w LOT lAe
and for the fifth sgthe h being only Skeleton Ahu
70 DO used foundation for other plays q, 1851
The plaintiff being called TO the stand esunu ta' "
the defendant called him 20 read the play Vi
he did at defendants residence there were pIse On s ~
cson defendant his brother and PLAINTIFF ueient
orah lie wished plaintiff 10 translate It INTO EIgish no
wished his brother Joseph TO adapt u 70 we @ no
woud give me f2 translate 1t he asked e
NAV would BE- suitable for Mr. Bateman the deeut slu
that when he received the pronts be youa Nv % ~ - P
= Day brother of the defendant aud were 70 ueaPt II 70 y
stage manuscript here showui this Is copy Ql Ie
u,y OF Deborh alterward known Lean me forsaken
Counsel FOR The defense asked we "'N''' '"' V'N y"
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BORT Uaroen's Notire.
STATE OF NEw Yong.

STATE NEw-YoRK.
PORrWARDESs UTTIcR, No. % NlliAm-st
NOTICE Ia HEREBY gwen, in accordance with sec
~ Mine PISSED APr a. 1881 sntited An Act 70 Re
Wadens Port Of New YOTk 10 al
matter Of such
inquiry st the following Yess's are now
Nsrden tina, the said
completed within succeeding rms
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NEW. YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
ls66 SUMNER ARRAEGEMESr. iSe5.
COMMENCING JULY D. ls0N
P,,,ute Station TvsnivtsvsAih't ana
IouIthsvs Lntftnos on r-sHIv ssVenthsL

Passenger Station Tvsn,v'svsAih't ana
Tourh-sE. Lntfrnos on r-sH'v's'sHth't
TRAINS LEAVE sEwYoKAl
For New Hsvsn. 100 sootEI-J n.So- M al' tEIJ S"'
Tsl s I'D 10 soo Ut lilo II, IJ aO'
NI1 c a a.s ~: s9f s s al Ja rs .e
ior Fsssld southpon aad wsstpOr' TO- iIoA N IA ="
"lF For Korw.l 100 COO EIlSs n, rIr- CEI,J 100.
n Tor 6 sts 80 oS = ssS III III 70 S ~, a,op
OF srss1wee; 81 g. 40 ~ ~ Do n 20 a "a iS or Ais
100. nI) g. 40. 80 az 500 tn p q, a, an
zls, sts ~. 40 go 100 bro rs,rS.
For Boston. via Springfield cEI 400 (EI 400 p m
for Boston wa sho. Linz l2l5, GIL Goop n , "a
Yor hHaiOrd and Springfield sOo NJ tLLI 4i' ~" Vi"
TOS conn.c,aea. River Railroad 600 tEI) i1S ,OMOs
Tor hartford Providoaos F.htn Railroad 900 iEIl m
Torss~ Haven E.~London and stOninEtoH Railroad a."
a. T ~ - c.n IA R.iTo.d iaisO m Northampton
FOR Eous.tonie RAuroad. So N, D m
FOR D.nSsry nd EOrvsI Railroad su tnpa
csnnodou' Sleeping cs' attached to 80 g iT. oy suv
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains Jssy CITY for rie@oE. San, .Ps sIs M .Hd
ls 81! and e;n ? m ssarday, only " iiii' H. ihesN
az and ' 'H' '9 Ta iS " DEIAREsT superintendent.
NEW. Jersey AILROAD.-Trains leave foot OF
Cousnd.s Tor PnlLADEIrn i,a 5SS :, md 10 M
TJNHE GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE TO THE
FAR WEST
PACIFIC RAILROAD
(OF MIsSOURID
Pacific Railroad With IL eonnSet9n. armi %. eny a. ~
DOT change Direct eoaneoa made VIZ R Tho
The Western ,rmiog. Uuoa P,sIse Railway, nov the
YER SAT- Lake City Santa Re- and all points III C'0'a0 U-A ana
Tsfeas e! sale at =. q, phaelg. Railroad oGe'I
Il r r nokissocE s"t Gens ai' superintendent
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Nov ls.-BefOre Judg
CARDOzo


Daniel f. Norris agt A. L. Stewart ct al
In the year 1861, at the beginning OF the war the
Union League Defense Committee OF which the defendants are
memer raised regiment In this city known the I'd y
n and started them for Washington On reaching Phia
dpa the Governor ordered them back but by orders OF the
Committed thew proceeded onward Washington They were
there three DAYS before they mustered n boarding around
different places the pantn taking TWO OF the COMPANIES
into his hotel-the Clarendon. ,
soum OF the Committee afterwards visited Washington and
agreed 20 paw incurred by the regiment Ihe
pani has his bill several times but can get no re
lief he therefore brings this suit AS the items OF the b are
disputed the Court thought that the case had better 90 before
referee nnd accordingly so ordered.
A hi Clark for plaintiff s Glass for defendant
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CHH COURTS.

Before Commissioners Sullwell =.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THR SECRET SERVICE DETECTIVES
T. 8 agt Leonard Newton.
The defendant was charged with dealing in counter
fe fractional currency Tho following Is the evidence
h. NJ A FeuWick. Am a Secret Service Detective met
dfrpat on front OF the ToniGe Hotel IN
Col and IT, asked aim IL be bad any counterfeit money 20 sell
and hc ycs asked him the price and be said be- had been
selling In Al a.. on The dollar but he only had dollar
worth by him and would let have az c on the collar
would Ike 20 look ~ sample and walked short
distance away pulled hve dollars
worth which received from him held IL and arrested
him defendant then pulled out dt from his wallet and
threw saying, With OATH you that much
ard Won might vel have % ALL" curroncy shown that
the currency defendant had Detective Tucker with me at
The time iAc arrest made
The defendant then committed 70 await the acton Of the
Grand jury
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gftrrss Companies.
90 fuhom II map Gonlerft

A CENT EMAN Of means desires the acquaintance
~ Lady educd IN The country preeTred
with ATRlMOAf. Address 10 sincerity, T. b. A. Box
No l48 Tribune ufice.
WE are MAKING RELIEF PLATES for POWER
w PRESS PRINTING hsps. Plans Labels Tint Blocks is
Au1oraplc Circulars. &c, 6c made ~
copper e zinc Plates or fom drawings made
PFN HENRY 4 LANDMEYER.
The unde ued also ends bic Lihogphe E,tabshmen
JACQUES LANDMElER No. 81 Fulton-tL
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

CANDY HOOK. RED BANK, AND INFERNO
- date PLACES-FARE so CENTs--The new and splendid
SEA Bird Csp B. Parker viii Pier foo. Of Cham
berIs., q. follows:
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stsamboats ano Railroads.

New. Jer.ey Stesmboat Company.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLEs LlNE.-The Boats
~ line s,ys Tor Albany from foo. Of Csnat daily
Ssys sTespsdl a. o'clock The ST JOHN o. MONDAYS
WEDEggDAfS and FRIDAYS; and THE DEAN RICHMOND on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
For Eh passage ke apply the ofhee % the wh.n
VOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKEEPSIE and RON.
DON'T d.lv A o. m landing CorIens Cornwall Msrbor.
ough Milton West Psk and Esopus. Steamer JAS W BALD
WIN Mondsys Wednesdsys snd fidays The ThQs COR
NELL On Tuedsy Thursdays ssd Sausy from foot Of Harrison
a., r.
EOR GLEN COVE and ROSLYN, touching at
Whs'one, Bsyis DOCK Great Mech sands FONT and O.n
PleI No ~ H. h. PeG sp daily Sunday exeeDted 81 9l3
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

VpoD, RpRMgS AND SOUTHAMPTON Nov. ls-In steamship
seeirng. Amel. Weehan Nj and Mrs John I.ele
man and Family Conrad Lehch, MI aud Mrs Wilhelm WSsneT H.
family with others In second cabin ana erSse
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Gtnree. Ranaee, Mr.

CTOVES. RANGES and HEATERS, at X. a j.
- MOWBRAY's No Vesey-s opposite Washington MsTket
Morning Glory Seeedg and 69e barus CosTGPo'e ene 9tasI
wood coal and fu assortment Oh COOKING
Stoves, Ranges Farmers Boilers. &c, ke
CAVES COAL AND INCREASES HEAT.
- MILLERs Patent RADIATOR iseay spped 70 stove
heater found highly economical Tor oee and iss
b MILLER manufacturer No Al OreeDet sena iof oeeIP
tive pamphlet
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s pi., G. "a s1n 400 Moon seti.......4;23
go HIGH THIS DAS.
sandy Gov lslADd6'l9 Hell O1e''''''''iS
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CLOSING PRICES.
KEW.YORK. November 10, 1865.
Dlpiofnb Notifies.

Dlpi0enb Notices.
OyYcB OF PLcIno Man STEAMSHIP ConPAyY,l
NKv.YoRK, Nov 49, 1866
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the BOARD
IN or DIRECTORS have this day declared DIVIDEND Of
PER CENT Of the Of the quarter ending
October 81 payable the Office 6 he company SATURDAY De
eembsI !.
The Transfer Book, viii be cosed TUESDAY Nov 90 at oeocl
2 ru. and opened MONDAY, Dec J.
By order Of the Board of Directors,
THO. T. JOHNSON Secretary.
OYSIoE MouNTAIS on CoEPAsI. No 1872 Broadway.
FINHE Directors OF the MOUNTAIN OIL COMPANY
have declared DIVIDEND Of per theScsptsl
stock from net proceeds Of their wells Cherry Run Duff Tract
ses Il the Office Of Gd Company 26h The
transfer booGs VIII be closed for i've days By order Of the
Board JULIUS K. POMEROY, Treasurer.
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4 ONG ISLAND iRAILkOAB.-Wlniera arrange,
l. Novrwbsr leo Lave, Jsms' alp hs-i
aud ttstons u o. m iof y
o., sna way Rvelsad sIPfs'' tam p M o'
AID ftatoIsi N, fAnihsaao aua Wy 'eNN-"
ana On saturday nrht Tor horih l'lip
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
wi Zoo, BssytOa and .nef Nov " hoinns NAL 'n'
a., Fs.tgn and stations vii euy- 81 M
Ns FYure., Tor a. stauons Of nIbuu a. 10 IN h0H
town FIpf.aa a. o. =. school A'''tS 'un~rntef9ehl
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Chances for Business AIen.

Chances for Business Alen.
A VERY VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT FOR
O. N. FULLER,
Cstsssuqus, Lehigh County, Pa
nISTILLERY FOR SALE-With Lease, FOUR
~ LOTS Fourth wsFd capacity about 60 bblG Inquire T.
Plat No. % Pine-st
NOR SALE-An old and well-establshed wholesale
DRUG BUSINESS the City Of Chicago. VIII be sold low and
hvorsee terms Mhesh 6omP change Good stand with hye
Ieas low rent II the favorable ovons In the
Cry. Apply to NJ. WARD, CLOSE Co, No. 10 Wlsm,t
FOR SALE-A well-established WHOLESALE
and JOBBlNG BUSINESS trods
e3eo 70 $500 Apply to J NJ MOODY Co, No ls Pne.it
TOR SALE.-A Valuable PATENT.-Inqure at
Il Nc. n John-st. upstairs, n Y.
THO INVENTORS AND MANUFACTURERS.
The and power ths ipe
this wish
who the inventor q OF manufacture article Of
Isl use address Boz 2,lsl p o. Esw A2Ik
< XIII FOR SALH-Au Established BUSI-
UOOVs NESes with STOCK prohs very atge sssfac,ory
lSagDs iO SDC Particulars BY addressing T. H. H., Tribune
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6cli0ap GOODS.

7 AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
IL wRITINGCAsEs, Portfolio PoeketBooks, CsrdCs,e,
Csc. &C. on aud fer sale low at the office tue
1snafsstu1ers WIN T. FRY Co. Nos l2 and 10 Wilsm1-
w T. FRY & CO., Manufacturers Of the we'll
w Known FnYs PATENT POCKET FLAsKS, METAL
RLASKs SOAP BOXES. DRINKING CUPS, REV ARD MEDALS
&C Mandatory. Nos. ia and l36 WiIsnst, N y
fTNHE NEW.YORR UNION VALENTINE COM
PASY bsv. an immense Valentines exhibition 10
t trade Al ther Nos i4 and 9 wiisms' Ne~f orr
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.
sTEiMsilIrs BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE CALL
81 3 PIE, 'i 10 e o ; ,S 5fas Tor the o''
vILLE DI: PARIS .sATDRpAY Dec
81 la IagREST sATgGPA{ Dec e
fEhLihf' O'f PReE OF PASSAGE, ~ GoLD NO.
FIRST 0AS'i oe s t.bI.win. IN .tS.r cs.
PASSENGER. intending land be furnished board With
ss as sSs. f for pS sSSita rams
These stesmets do not cary '.seiass passengers
"i'd'A "''0a'1 GU mHcKESzrE Aren't, No 50 Broadway
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- aUEEEsTowETh. Inrn.n Line. sailing university olHr
ing tie United i sss,s, Msii' s,TrrrDAy Nov. ?.
CITY or "kbAEspA1 nov nov
EITy a. Dec
S .nd &c. Ss ..dns SATURDAY ana WEDEEsDx
~ RATES or PASSAGE.
ey ths @ai steamer sains egg sss,gr1nsS ,ov .,o
IL F FSaa'a.. . los 10 Fsd'.:...:.. 20
P.sar. by Wednesday, .:ssas. F Cabin SO s,oor. go
Passenger, si,o forwarded to hsmsurs sr,msa ts at
ssrsss ps.s,s from Lvsrpoo; 80 gold the
sqysoaL Tickets here sending fOr Their
5sS fgP Hs.a the S Sls s
CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL,
y Calling LOndogdsrry to lend Mails and Passengers
The ''0ri'' f4''onssTT s sie1 1ScS e LINE
gRITANEiA .sls sHTURDAY NovenberA
HlBERNlA sails SATURDAY. December l.
IOWA sails SATURDAY. DecemberB
Rates OF Passage payable curncyIo Liverpool OaiyoV and
Derry Cabins so and SO; S4eerAse. ESQ
Prepaid Ports Neufork e53; to Ham
burg, Haue Antwerp kc., 500 aud S3I
OF 'u' 'n'' FRANCS Sc do poS%IB CO Agents
No. 6-Bowingsreen. kew-York-
T'APsCoTTs ,,.,.-,.,uo..,,
STEAMSHIP PASSAGE OFFICE,
No. 81 south.tt and No. % Broadway
RATES PAsSAaa. PAYABLE II CURRBscr:
London, Liverpool
y
Passage 20 BY fsvorts line Of
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON PACKETS
81 Of Great Britain and
Ireland, issued the most faVoTsble terms,
TAPsCOfT BROS 4 Co..
No. &c sosthst. and No 70 Broadway.
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
ii GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET
AT REDUCED RATES
DRAFTS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND. IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES.
For particulars apply 20 .
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 8.
There were 37,231 voters registered yes
terday, which with 96,S00 registered previ-
Gus, makes total oil ia, ,034 up to the pres
ent time.
William A. Francis, Treasurer of the Mon
tana Mining & Discovering Company, COM
mitted suicide at his house on West 18th
street, by cutting his throat with razor in
attempting to prevent the deed his wife was
severely cut, and is in aprecarious condition.
The deceased had formerly been an inmate
OF lunatic asylum.
The Coroner's jury in investigating the
murder of Gleason on Furnough street
Brooklyn, on Saturday night. rendered .
verdict yesterday, charging MeChene with
the commission Of the deed, and Horton
with being accessory to the crime.
The Seventh Regiment will decline the In
vitation TO visit the Paris Exposition IN 1857,
less than 600 Of the members volunteering
TO 60. 80, !, -
press robbery, at Danbury, yesterday, rem
dered q verdict of guilty against all the pris-
oners. Notice was given that motion for
. new trial would be 6lsd, and sentence was
therefore deferred.
At Copake, Columbia Co., . trot for $60I
mile heats, best 8 in in harness, came on
yesterday afternoon, betweet gelding Gener'
al Butler, black mare Cora and bay mare
Golden Witch. The race was won by Geu.
Butler in 3 straight heats time-2:23t,
2:253, and 2:5T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-04
FROM WASHINGTON.
Particulars of the Wreck OF the An
drew Johnson-Ltst of Appointments
in the Regular Army.
NV YORK. Nov. 8.

NFw YORK, Nov 3.
The Herald's Washington special says
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman will shortly return here
and receive instructions from the President
when be and Minister Campbell are to leave
for the Mexican frontier. The General is to
make thorough investigation into the man
ner in which our military affairs are conduct
ed there The recent interviews between the
General and the President have been In re-
gard to the future policy towards Mexico.
Capt. Robert Haley, who commanded the
steamer Andrew Johnson, lately lost at sea,
has reached Washington. From him We
learn the following particulars Of the wreck
Of that vessel: She left New York on the
30th ult, bound for Charleston. At one
o'clock Friday morning she struck Curtack
beach. AT the time she reached there
was a very heavy westerly current and
strong gale of wind blowing from the east.
In an hour after she struck she filled and
sunk. All the boats were washed away with
the exception of two. The Captain and first
officer succeeded in landing all the passen>
gers, and crew tents were erected on the
beach, and the passengers were provided with
everything necessary to make Them comfort
able and as soon as means could be provided
the men we're sent to Charleston. The ship
was owned by Capt. Jno. I. Wright, Of New
-
insured for small amount
The Times special SAYS that the following
appointments of line officers have been made
in the Regular Army, and those appointed
are expected to send their addresses to the
Assistant Adjutant General, Headquarters
Armies of the United Stsees, that their letters
of appointment may be sent them: In the
Seventh United States .Calalry-2d Lieuten-
ant, H. W Smith; Captain, I. w. Bentoni
Captain, f. F. Winston; Captain, (. A. Whit
aker; lst Lieu,enant, T. B. Weir; LIST Lieu
tenant, Leep Gillette; lst Lieutenant, 1. W.
Lewis; lst Lieutenant, Z. n. Crockeri 1st
Lieutenant r. NJ. Taylor; 1st Lieutenant G..
w. Griffith; lst Lieutenant, James Starr; I'd
Lieutenant, Theo. Conway; ID Lieutenant,
Chas. E. Clay; % Lieutenant, j. NJ. Bell. In
the Ninth United States Iniantry-Captain,
NJ H. Kidd In the Eleventh United States
Infantry-Captain, g. p Buell.. In the
Twenty Sixth United States Infantry
tain, VIM. A. Throop. In the Fifteenth
United States lnfantry-Captain, j. S. Crox.
ton.
The Worlds Washington special says the
Maryland troubles we're again under consid-
Grafton by the President, Gen. Grant and the
Secretary OF War to-day. Gen. Grant was
afterwards present at the Cabinet meeting.
There is undoubtedly difference of opinion
as to the point at which the Federal authori
ties shall interpose in the difficulty whict
dispatches announce as assuming a more Sc
nous aspect
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-04
vOL.. Kun. q
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 8.

NEw York, Nov. 8.
The Tribune has the following special
from New Orleans:
We have received information from gen.
tleman, who until recently held one of the
most exalted and respectable Offices in the
Ssate. that subscription has been taken up
and preparation made to send about one hun
dfed d the mos. noted thisves and murder
ers Of the city 70 Washington, with a view of
overawing or breaking up the coming ses-
sica. The startling intelligence couingf from
the source il doss, is entitled to the gpoatess
consideration.
Gen. Sheridan is removing the vast stores
Of munitions Of war which haye accumulated
at the Baton Rouge arsenal, and two vessels
have already been loaded with small arms
and are on their way to New York.
COL Frisbie has returned to the city, and
states that my dispatch in reference to the
attempt made to assassinate him at Alexan-
10 is tue in every respect. The contra
dictions of the rebel Press TO the contrary
notwithstanding
Highly important news il hourly expected
from the Rio Grande.
The Commercial of to-day accuses Mayor
Nunroe Of peculason and perjury.