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The OriaaA Horror,
fFYoE, lhA JnrAny, 1ns-4.tur9

That telegram from India, announcing
mat hAif the population Of 0tfssa have per
tshed In the tamlne, must be u lie. 1t Is I'M
poesibie, ineonccisab,e, incredible, that 20
transcendeptzl horror, ono 70 utterly Be.
tond al precedent, 20 nearly beyond itnasi-
nation, should actually have occur1ct. that
70 1ncxplable disgrace should have falleu
RE nr19n h 19e @ Bx1itsh ssms. Two millions and
ee md Sss sshey Eusset; s. S'ii'h Il 1aSs sre
living under the care Of = patcznal de*pot.
Ism, Of government with boundless power
to help, With continent 10 tax st will, will
revenue Of E4d, ,ooo.o coo. With l4,nO.oOin
e]arcs that Its rnosal tight to rciyn IS its carc
for the matrcs Of the ropulatton--of cov.
eminent which, II It las 4 fault. has that of
loving the pcasantry above the landholders.
The statement Is tAtec, the invention OF an
World Two millions :. aaa d 'fs ha a'ef ef Saasa sss
beings dead Of hunger on the southwest
coast Of Bengal +! Why tho coast u oppo.itc
Arracan. the ffcc granary Of 1pdis, looks
stF.iEht to The month Of The
endless wealth Of production supp1ies Tie
surplus revenue OF continent, opposite
po.ts crowned With shipping, under . row
crnment which can transport Armies, which
can dnd agents By the million, which main
tAlps In comfort soldiers equal In number 10
thFet-dfthS OF the f14ttiea Which the tclc~
hsit ~ y 1sss p"os' Ve hunaea sas saa
heads Of houses, lvc hundred thousand
mothers, dftecn hundred Thousand children,
dead Of hunger! Why, tho Viceroy Is tho
picked Indian, the man chosen By 4 nation
because. OF his capacity to govern.
securc comfort to lilo pessantry ot
Dude, the EngliAhnan whom oi Ill
human bcings philaushFoplsts would have
E|Sked out for thfune, and he u In tho
aO1s, ~ far away from those whom shia vi.
, 1866-11-12

The Finite PTnyer a1eef1ng-Putttux TbiaKS
In aian-<.ontcHt4 Ahend-
HIn'h t'eacresslonal Dssts'cs-f;eacFa:
logan, &c.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tf!hune.]
SPu1soTIx1p, November IL.
Great preparations arc being made aHongst onr
churches for tue state Prayer Meeting. vhlcn com.
mepces On next Wednesday fn this city, aud con-
t!nues mil the following Monday. Thought. Q.
4peuueosiAl seneon, suggested BY The gathering
snpFiication, wcre tho theme Of uaoss OF our pull
minister's and prominent chu1ch members nom ali
cxt3bllion Of tbc rssce Of Hospitality vii be
ef,ovn by the Christian citizens Of Springfield On
The Secaelary Of stAte nas commenced to put
thc chambers In readiness for The neIt biennial
meeting Of onr Lcgtsarnre- md most Of the OIL.
material tof .deir blennlsl repoas.
. Int n9sesno. Is e1peeIed 70 Issue proelama-
tsnn OIL lhe morrow recommending the observance
almighty God Tor The nescics Of thc past yea7.
lutof ofniHtIol has hecn received nj the >t4e Capt.
tat ol The ihlen:!un pf several Republican cau1f-
competitors: c.,bcr On the ss:oual Of Ita4dut: :us
>o,ir,, of dishorcsty on ,he l,at Of the jud:ea
Ike Republican candidate for eheri1 IN Fulton
Willie ihe covrcrhesdjndscs Il election Fave gwen
eon,e.ted. So isex4.e Vii 5e the claims nj" II tic
AiiG%<A EAGA4A VI 0A4 A&1E"E44
Com tes, ca the grouud of5tauduient voting.
II Uene1l 1IpPincntt u defeated In tl.e Ninth
District Nhieh is uncertain. 'ha majority AGAINST
him is h1t 20 or 500, 50 eoso has ne ruu bis oppo-
Lent. The De1uoc.atsc majority in that dIstlict
s~o years ago was over 800.
Gt,clai Logan Is expected in the State Capital
+a1iy IN the carzrst week, when he will receive
the enthuttnstic copcratn1ations uf bis many
iIicldr here. bis i:iu1ubhant election, notwIus.
uron him.
The hipth, Tenth aud Eleventh Congregational
Districts ate tsil unlieard from aiaciay, though
tht is little ho7e that my Of Them have Lceu
lied By the Republicans.
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the circalstfou Of which Is stopped at
the frontier.
Esereened from sill impertineut criticism the
tasE sasing 1oe!eIy sehoos ana n coz
leges are being "reforE.cl" The only
ground Of Ill knowledge Is to be tie eate-
cli4m. The Church IL allowed to establish
the most absolute, most crushing control
over the whole range Of human Inquiry. Mo-
taste for narrow iormn1a behind. @rhosc Is
no God but God and the Pope Is his Prophet"
The rising Spanish generation Is strangled In
Its intellectual cradle. A. foE tie
groEn-np Isce, The priest and the soldier fias
.Ses soa. Walk IT, about The ~. ssrts's
Of Madrid and you will sec what q den Ut
wild beastn the Queens Government fanc{es
it has undertaken to tame. Al every step
patrols OF what ase called the '.C,Til
Guards" ruf1tans With. the most sinister
onct, revolver and sabre, incumber the foot
path before you. At every fhir,l house you
have haTrack; the Queen herself, her child
rcn ind nurses, never move from ths palace
without The rattle and claltes Of half .
h4ual1on Of cuitassle1s before and aftec their
coachea. II the countEy. matters arc even
worse. The .'re{oEm'' extends now
to tho provincial lnd municipal cor
soratiohs. Town councils are dis
solved; local eelfgovetnment Is at
I'LL tHI. ANY ldIAa u AnEt UuAlllrAlcu AG5-
potism than that which the Captasns-Gen
emil Of tie Spanish Provinces exercised, it
seelus quite Impossible to conceive, but the
QueeA's Government las fund out beyond
The lowest depth deeper still; such feeble
contstl rs was still within the attributes Of
municipal bodies will he neutralfzed By re-
Organization Of the system which will render
the Council as sorry mockeEy Of popular
representation Us arr the Cortes In Aaitsld.
Such il the condition Of Spain IN this the
thi1ty.third year Of thc reign Of Isabella H.,
md no one can wonder TINT Government
established on such Il system should shrink
from daylight and strive TO hush up Ill home
I'D foreign comment,
, 1866-11-12

Dt*eoverF OF Gold. Silver and Coal Ia Da-
knia TcsF4torJ-A Tetcgrnph IT, paircr
Killed bJ Indiuns-The Unian Fucinc lait-
roud ExtcndeA to DrAds'a Island.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsihunc.l
0xAAA, November 10,
The Rtprtttean ofthls evening states thai lArgo
gold, r1tvcr, and coal discoveries have just been
made about fifteen miles wctt Of Fort laramie. In
Dakota To,rilory. Ms:or Wm- Il. Ensliah, just
arrived hetn IRON Laramie, lnss the Intelligence.
lie b'fncs along 4 puubcr Of r2eesu7rns. taken
on OF tho new lircoycE1es, which stc said to be
richer than the frzt dl.coverfcs h1aEo The cntc-
btnied CouetocA mine Ut Serada. 1hc um at
confidence IL ftlt that these iscoveracs will prove
permanent. and that the Laramie district will
provo 10 lie one pf the richest mining regions Of
tho mouhfai1s. A company ln8 nttcAdy been FORM
cd to work the lew n,fnfe. IIostttor North, Ii.
gcolog1st, IS said to have alec discovered In tho
F1me distItct OF county, iIancnse deposits Of
valuable coal They rrdcfllc \ Sast extent o.
professor, vito left taia cly again last Monday,
10 pato iutsher explorations. Tic Government
hue only 10 tecuIc protection ar1tnrt hostile In
ulsns 10 fneure the Development Of one Of tho
wralthIest fainiac d.ktE1cts efc iha, the co1ntsy
has ever known
The telegraph 1-palr,er, at the Jnlesburg
Ftstton, was Killed md tca1ped by indians, Two
1usIce wcet Of The ttRtion JePsc-day.
The rpfon racifc ltailtoad hss been opened to
Brady's Island. This u 80 miles weet from
0maha.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
pacific VIEWS Of LORD DERBY.
Marriage Of the Russian Caro-
witch With Princess Dagmar.
Arrest Of Forty Members of
& Secret Political Socie-
ty in Paris.
0utrages by Chinese
Pirates.
Extension Of the Western Union
Cable to Shanghai.
RESURRECTION IN BARCELONA.
EtsG0vER1 or GOLD AID Sill
YER in DAKOTA.
/ Ncv Way to Deal With i. John
EoEesladowing Of the Presidents.
Message.
a GEORGIA nELEGATION I'M
WASHINGTON.
They Want Jeff. Davis Released.
EoEesLadowing Of the Presidents.
Message. d.
a GEORGIA DF;LEGATIOW nv
WASHINGTON.



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nlarrsasr of the Czarowiteh Of hassia
with the Princes. naRmar-ArTc"t ns ne -
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, 1866-11-12
LAUNCH OF j MAMMOTH STEAM
SHIP.
he 1ArEeet Wooden Steam Vessel Ever
Builf In the Enited S&as~~-The
Pioneer Steamship of a He>y Line.

1hc 1ArEest Wooden Steam Vessel Ever
Builf in ahe Enited Stasr~-The
Pioneer Steamship of = New Line.
From, thr New York uc.a,d, Wh1
The lntE Ec and magnificent Steamship Great
Republic, was successfully launched yestcr-
day morning from tho shtryAgd OF Henry
Steers, situated at Grcenpolnt, About TWO
thousand persons were present, Including
quite large concou1se Of ladies, many Of
whom avaiied themselves Of the opportunity
and were launched with the vessel. SHORTLY
before ten o'clock the last keel block 4as
knocked from under the steamer, aud SCI
ting down upon the smooth and slippery
ways, she glided malestlcally into the water
tor, The Great Republic wxs built for the
Pacific Mall Steamship Company, and II to
TUE between San Fsaacfeco, CxliEofpia. and
the commercial citte= Of China and Japan.
Another etean'er,, the exact counterpart Of
H. 'hs G5se s KsrpSele y =. p1essn; enIins II
Webb. and Is ALREADY fur advanced toward
completion, and Is to be placed upon the
sAme line.
1t is expected that the Great Republic VII,
be rrady Tor esa in The spring, whea tt Is
contemplated. to place her without delay
upon the line to run regularly betx cen san
Francisco, kaoaga~A, Japan, md Hong
Kong, China, about the first Of next year:
The round voyage, from the time Of leaTing
the port OF San Francisco until returning 10
tHC H1GA[$ D<ENf3i6E 4DVQt tMU U1UQtu&-
The Tesscl ts constructed Of the best mate
rials. and will be In every rtsrect \ superior
weasel will he supplied With all the modern
Improvements, and will have cost, when
ready Tor eea, over million Of dollars.
She is divided Into four watet.tisht com.
paffments and IL strongly bsaced With Iron
bars running dlagonally throughout the en-
tire length Of the vessel The Great Repuh-
ttc Is the largest wooden merchant steam
ship ever built IN tho United States, and
probably In the world. Her dimensions arc
Is follows: Length between pcrpn-
dlculars 1T load line, three hun
dred and tixty feet, breadth mould
cd, dry feet; breadth extreme, including
ontcr plankine. afty icet depth Of hold 70
one feet, six inches. She has three full decks
ana Al oslop deck 1t each end extending to
ho;aer AND engine bulkhcads alto platform
n in*cr bold to receive cargo. The doors
Flnc. Wv 1
Tho machinery il building nj tho Soye1tv
| lion Nnsks, and will b. of the following
| dimensions; A beam engine Of ouc HUNDRED
! SUD Ayt Inches dlamcfcr Of cyIfodtr sud
t~slsc feet stroke VI piston, to be ntlcd viii,
M MoatAnceo p0ppet valves and A1lan'4 adjust
able ent+td. A surface condenser With com.
and enrp!icd with condensins watsr b.
| NJ independent rotary pump, driven H.
a rAir Of inverted direct acting rn,.tnsy.
! placed bets eca the pumps add cranks. TiI,
| tesd putnrt will be arranged 50 that each
vii have u: own suction pipe from tank aud
tubular bale, will bc placed forward Of ,aa
engine. fore and aft the ship, and uptakes
| connection into one suokt.plpe. The stnam
! pumps, with donkey boiler complete. will
be Cited with all tho ceccssary valves Rpd
connections.
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railing Of n tteamer-eenaatar Stewart
HuitIan Recelpss-Frcach Cuunau.
SAN FnAHc1Aco, November 10.-The steamer
Constitution Tor ParEmA, Ent1ed tn-day with
10 i. Ehe sleo carried one hundred tons OF
Hheat and twenty tons of oass. Amoag her PTS.
aSfos 1qf snaa asd f.
Wcste.n pnlo,, Telegraph Company.
What fo,d today at r. 10 per ls' pounds4 -
9Th. x1eyGoo; IIale i Sosc.oss, si51,na]; Gould 4
cusrJ, xl1A ,O0; Crown Point. t1,d.UG: chollar,
E61 tD,; Empire MIN. 81. nf: Savage, $si0,o 900.
contui Goaey claims thirteen cxnuoa recently
brought from The French fort,1cAhnns al Maxai-
Ian. n$ the property OF the Mexican Republic, and
wifi treat tht IT sale As void.
The clea, anec OF the steamer Continental. which
tailtd On 1hurtday for San Blae, Manxtllo and
Acapulco IVES obtained from tic Mexican Impt-
Ttal Consul,
SAN FnAFc1sco, November 11-Ths Western
Untor Telegraph Comrany|B bark Onward, from
lctropoWlasli, called yesterday in ballast.
, 1866-11-12
FROM BALTIMORE,

The Hnbcns Corpus Case The Case Of
ehcrsQ 9hompasn-Go Gwnnn.
BAl11EoNE, November ll.-The7e Is much snxI-
ely lett 10 learn the decf.lon Of Judge BArto} In
,he ha9'ys eor7us case Of the ComnaIssIontrs Ap-
{oin.cd By Goyc.noE s1ann to succeed the Old
beard, knd tn the caEc Of Sheriff Thomp.ou who
~ae Asfeetcd and committed for not suREuunInc
1sokst In auawer to tho teQut.ittpn OF
the ncEly appointed Commissioners.
1hf deciston Ia expected 10 cover The whsle
action, ard slc conteqatnt legality or nic.1lIty
VI the proceedings In judge HcndFs court. ii Is
media,ety summon an extra rcssiou oi ihc LEX.
lataEc, when queettors OF great moment 10 The
penplc OF this State will hn submitted for cou-
afdcrauou.
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famous story represents - dying In myriads
a. Warsaw ia from Paris. Two millions and
half Of people twice the population OF
Denmark or Of Greece, eight Suffolks, si1
llampshfres, 1se-ei1ths Of Seotland-dead Of
hunger. Why, theJ trusted to the govern
Is q cool, far-sighted civilian, who
has Just been selected for honor, aud
Le has not stirred from his hill retreat,
h'r not Gtne among the dying, o. sent = rep
resentative, or organized relief At his capital,
Or shown that he has the faintesk idea that he
Is face to face with \ calamity such as, since
the birth Of Christ, hxs scarcely stricken the
Subjects Of : civilized State Two millions
ann AaI Of mtn. women End babies, our
subjects. accd Of hunger. Why, We are
Christians, and II but ne woman 70 dies,
move the whole force Of the State to secure
Inquiry and relief from hotror which chilIs
thu VAIN comfort Of cur wealth, It Is q lie.
ipcrt d bic ard absurd
, 1866-11-12

iSpcc{al Despatch 10 the Chicago Triaune.1
WAau1soToa, November II.
4 NEW FfLN

iSpcc{al Despatch 10 the Chicago Triaune.1
WAau1HoToa, November II.
NEW FLAX.
II u reported that Hon. ThAd. stevens has
plau In regard to the President which will bo a
little less abrupt than direct Impeachment, With
ont previous Investigation. and which won1d pre-
clude the possibility of fasututtng proceedings
which, upon Trial Of tho case. might fai'. His
T1a1 Is said to be to appolnt joInt coumiltce at
the opening Of the coming session, cxacslY - Tho
Joint Committee Oh Reconstruction VIII appoint
ed, whose duty 1t shall be to fully investigate The
rourse ard conduct OF Mr. Ionneon, and report to
tic txo Houses what action, II acy, ia demanded
Of Coreress ty tho faels eldted.
AExT or THE TENKxksEE-
General 1tAwlfns, Colonel Parker srd Captain
Dunn. Of Grufsnj Grants STAT, left tonight to At.
Tend the meeting Of Tue Ainy Of tho Tellncasce.
1.G1AkD TO sTor.
or lase, those heads Of Departments wao have
bcrn most active In regard removals, seouo lcsa
ard less fncflncd to make further Changes. All OF
shcse gentlemen, hav!nE ret many favoFs to ksk
tho present Congress. and beng ent1.efy 1t the
mercy Of the next, they appear to be considering
whether Wholesale removals Will recommend
them to Congress.
0ENrnAI HOWARD
uus inst retufntd from shott Navc Of atscuce In
New u tk and New England, during which be has
tatscl twenty-five thousand dollars fot the now
Cougreca tcnal Church enterprise in tAia city.
uotso nAcK OK rlEA.
fhe 'rn1oral Of those sppoan'ed fhoniy before
the q. ctfons Is tho price ot thelr apostae3 seem
to b. multiplying. It Is now eztd that sloanokss
Of Wnz GoWtrs FAM. II to b. removed from thL
col:ec'oysh'p o1Gtre First Philadelphia District.
He hAs beec III ofacc thrrc months.
N1ytStER 10 CHILL,
tits again rpafted that General Eslrxtrtck II
TO he recalled from Chill, Political re.sons have
poth51gto do with this cass; hut the reputation
o{ the nat1on abroad seems 10 demand change
CNtoN PARTY II MARYLAND.
Tbs Union party In Maryland seems to be rapid.
Is coming TO the conclusion to enErAit impartial
suffrage upon its platform In the nsw battle
which they must 1rhtto rep1hee the government
OF lbc staie In the hands Of loyal man.
GENERAL Ply.
WASHINGTON. November 11.--MsJor General
Fty. late Provost Marshal General oi the United
stasee, sa,ied from New York m Saturday. the
ah inst, IN the stcamcr AEixona for cAltoruia to
sesst Soay = sdgsn' ts1ss ef tes NIL
Icen assigned BY the Secretary Of War.
oRASD ARAr Or 1nE n1rra11c.
rue.day. ,he soh, Instead ef iae ss,6 snssan,, ~
heretofore e1Foseously announced.
FnKH1Dkx1,s MxssAax.
new YonK. November l1.-Ihe FIR
1.d sote TIC :ss: Ss:i,pe, II
~ ~ n!os:a T:ss, To-
she snestsS1 *e:e diseussed: Our relations with
Mexico VI! occupy a ptoH,taent position ~ tho
ter EAmpbell AEd General Sherman to Mexico Is
not for tnncoube. il .usAns work II, on the
arrival Of the susQuehanna at VEN Cruz, Or any
Aa1izntliAn nor ,he Fsoueh have lef, and evidence
Is Afforded that they do not tntona 10
q Sh0es q Seiisss ss de'1 ssss 'ss
will recommend to Copc7c4t the most vigorous
, 1866-11-12
STAIN.
Condition Of the Country-Qnecu Iaa bcl-
las ReActionRry Poticy.

From tho London Times, October 77.J
Inc Queen Of Spain, We are given to un-
defstanc, has met with hut little encourage
ment At the Courts Of Paris and ylenna In
hs1 proposal for Joint h'ow to be struck by
Pope Nay, 20 utterly have TIC oueen's
agents failed In their mission, that clumsy
attempts are even made 10 throw doubt On
the transaction. and to deny that the thing
ever vent beyond the meresi gossip; hut L
the queen can do no battle for the faith at
home, ehe can at tea:t exercise her zeal 1t
determined 10 win heaven By making Of the
country submitted 10 her sway as much Of q
bell upon earth as the most keusc,
less tyrauny ean contrivc. NC
sPsy .Dd ds r. .sasas ssSpS q a re- liz seDe
one accosding to his deserts, aud We do ~
that 1t l. rho Queen in Spain who rules a.
we'll n rcigns; that the eyit sprinrs from hcr
alone, and her adTltcex Arc the men OF Lar
OWN free choice. We know how q twelve
mouth ago she .Esyc hcrself no rest till, bY
she manssed 10 I'd herself of o;Donaeli''
who, bad as he Was, WAS too good, too en-
lichtcned and progressive ios her, and be-
sides bad will Of bis own, ata kept her ia
awe and .uhiection, aud until she called to
ner council NasraeE, who may not bo worse
than bis brother Marshal, and who passca
for gentleman In his own country, bnt il
whose tain all the evil genluses Of spain,
the men Of blood and d1rkucss, tho dends
In cooked hat md broad brsm, In cowl
and ehasuble stepped In. Since Saryacz aud
Gonzales Bravo hare established . rule ae-
cording to the Queens own heart. tho silence
Of death hks settled On tcsrorixed Spain.
''Thc tsanspoTtations." says French Jour-
nAllst we'll known for his temperate Ian
guage, 'tcoatinuo without Interruption. Fer
usDdo 70 - every dAY recels1pS new Acces-
tions Of deroEted SpaAlarls, who ase sens 10
die Of yellow fever. The r1isous ate FULL Of
ruined prisoners, Who ars kept In jal with
out knowing why, and II everybody Il not
absolutely arrested, II there are still iahabt-
lants 1t largo in Madrid, 1t u because the
rrlson4 arc iuil and there u no place
where they can be confined. Ftum
tlsae 10 tine, however, there sre vacaut
places. and these are suon tii!el up. It Is,
therefore, concludes tho FEenchman. not
without his touch Of grim humor, t'only \
question Of rat1cucet and eich opa may
reasonably espcst that his turn Id prlaon
will como rourd.'' The native press, good.
bad and Indifferent ~ II Was, Il utterly annl-
hilated. Wrltess arc packed OF to Tho pc
nal settlements BY wholesale, and even such
moderate organs Of public opinion ~ hare
escaped auFrrrsslAn arc subjected to thu
most harzaal1g aud degrading ceuturn. Tho
turn haa NOM come fo1 foreign periodicals,
, 1866-11-12

f'rrerfsf to Genera! CatF-NAilroad Acctdr,t
.ChHFsty Hs~pl'nsA-1he Ehetern-taaEs-
h1erR.

~ %SFGt1Qa ANfF-ANtEFDad Acrfdent
-CbaFity Ho~pLanlA-Tke Ehplcrn-I5.I.
b1eYR.
teps<aal Despatch To the Chicago T.tbunc,l
C1xcINxAf1, November II,
Gtnerat &. F. carJ his toeclrrd by ex3resa 4
tnIHtb Co!e-> >eadcd cane trcm the Republicans OF
Troy, New FORK, tribute 10 hit self.aacslacipa
Patriotism. lis sta.ed sterr werc ncpublesn
gains Nit re Tie GenerAl spoke In that Stale,
The casts u mail train on the 1lr1e Miami R,tl.
road, ian ct tho truck Je-tetoay morning twelve
sus'et from the Gtv. 4 NJ. Recon, Of Kentucky,
VI, badly injured tn tae spire: one passenger cir
a.nren Escaped With ! fcw hrulsss
AAsely aaeass!oa !. C9!ak oa. b. anonymous
pcte nee Of Calholtcs and pso.eslaun.
VIII Am Mealey vas aHrstcd 5rrtcr1ay hJ or.
der Of tue thief o. Police, ~ m aceonpltee ID tbs
rretct murder Of Hughes. oI RroadwAy.
n, !he 0eaths TON thole:a ~ week ~eres Fourth
teG; Eighth. 6se; Nintb, thfec; Ttn.h- nonc.
Tho Nicholson paEementl In this city cost thirty
, 1866-11-12

ElTAcnr, November l1.-1hc Maryland Homo
Faiz II announced to THE plaee here this week,
Ssn @ n'cuei9E on Tucsday.. The famous horses,
Iestcf a1d TatcEc1. nfc to be present, aud the.e
VII lc sti.ls q speed each day, ior p.enipus "a
I. s"g !toa $SF0 10 St.a1 Iderc Is light fall Of
E1ih this eSc1irG, the Wind being eolth.
, 1866-11-12

Srw Ton1, November l1.-Thc cxarIaa ion o.
WtEcste. in r:cr:nee to tho purchase, b. Mr.
Hilton, OF coupons from bonds fto,c1 from kutus
made That the exiueuec would not warrant fhe
coun in tending tho caec to the Grand Jury. Tie
GCfcE daAt IVES accnsdlu:1y dismissed
, 1866-11-12

OTTAWA, e. W, November 1'.-1l L. understood
That AcssF1. AeGer ahd Gait will sail with tho
mer a. representative tor Cansaa Il tic psris
E1hIhitou, and the lattcr to assist In The corpc-
ton Of the confederation.
1t Il expected that Lord Monck will lcsye for
ELElAnd RhQut The middle Of Nectrahcr
, 1866-11-12

An agent Of m Illinois fre Insurance COM
rany was arrested 1t ottumwa, Iowa, few days
tsoce. for violating The 6tats Laws which require
foreign eanpanits to have authority fsom tne
stato Auditor 10 do buatncss IN that Statc, under
\ penalty Of one thousand do1lats inc, md tuuris-
ohmcnt,
Mrs. Guthrie, the woman who last week
attemptsd to LIN her caildsrn and haF,eK at pea
Hotpes, uow refuses 10 eat, md says ehe vii
ssafys he4xrlf to death.
, 1866-11-12

Foreign MatkEte%
IAvEKrt,o1, November lG-EvepInE.
renv1z1oxs-Thc market has = declining tenoeoey.
EsEAIS--Corn u quiet 1t Is 3D.
Eo77oS-11&d taF astddl.3E aPlRnds.
Lnxpos, November 10.
Cocsol7 closed NJ @4 for money
IOxpox, November II.
sTcc1t-Ihc Se11owsux arc the closing pstees tot
American scrnritet lat evening = Es1e, H1s Illinois
Cthtfa3, q; Unstcd ktxtos FireTwcutes, ~.
, 1866-11-12

Dr.. Prime, Of the New York Obserrvr, In
recent letter from the Continent, gives an.
accunt ofa railway up the Alps, ID convey
Ice down 10 the European continental cities.
"Thus," says he, t'the rail has madc the ever
lasting ticzen g!acle1a sud cataracts, articles
Of merchandise. IA the quAries In the
mountains n r. ass wotked ey ne at and spirit
age to agc, and scarcely seem to melt at ali,
arc cut Into blocks and transported by eail to
Paris. The glacier OF Gr1ndelwald ID drank
In brandy punches at the Grand Hotel aud
the Louvre. To get the ice, these mighty fro
and magnificent saloons. The depths Of
SNOW on The surfacc exclude the sunbeam,
int calcium lights shed brilliant lustre
rejected ~ from thous and mirrors Of clsss.
and In small apartments fitted ioe the pur-
pote, the furniture ofe we'll appointed parlor