, 1866-11-20

The World on the Chicago T1HaeA-lmpdf-
tant Things fran Flali'r Expedi4lon-Tore
Relics OF Sir John Frankt'n-Res'KnAtten' D.
Of street CouuHitsatoucr Coruetl-Seusatlon
AmouE the Democratic Politicians, DC.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttbnne.l
SEw Yon6, November -.
The V0rld does not agree with the Ch!cs*o
Times ard Boston Pot, rs TO the necessity OF ina-
Ia1tial snftnge IN order TO gave the Democratic
party from dissolution. On the contrary, targues
that the party continues 10 hold the keJ Of the
political Situation, and teunarkA: "Iha kepupl1-
ean party control tho machinery By which States
may be 1awleat1y excluded from Congress, and
every hour !h2. exclusion IL prolonged Under
mines thelt onn strength The Dcnaocsasic paEtJ
eon,ret tho machinery by which constitutional
amendments arc defeated. Beside the ten e1clud.
cd States which, led b. Geo.gs, VII Eefaae as.ent
10 the Ramps amendment, and alone sntaee 10
sx ssss sS i sas r. iss Ssaf s
corp de 9foce. The political situation Is, there
lore, a complete drad loek- u
Ar. Henry Grinneil has receiyed tho following
letter containing Important ttdlnga ffom Haiis
expedition 10 the Northern seas:
capaa f. E:belef Mefean o ss
81 ri fIt'ss a wfih N I FL Ill 1ies espoes
ganx statement u his interview aud success With
Ar. liali in hts Researches among the na1ses & 81
neer reached the head Of I.epulae Bay, north OF
River welcome, Su ths ssth Of Jni, !ss1; Herr
;ag II ss go Il Ge5 s Il sna has e g e
iii fattafal sdaercats, Joe and Hsa1ah: {Esqu1-
n,aux}, Who a1c well known te Jou, with some
fss1 e h.a sass' 81, & e. $' 'rn's ss ssp +
IL sascted G'1 ses'a 10 se: tsaiasr re-: ead hsss
news ten sos Hc t. nsfSd te e tss
1esoufces. secured ample supple. Of food at hls
staiton. e had killed one Whale last fall and an.
found IN the greatest abundance. Ha i1ad estae"
l,shet grcat uany acpots Of lEostaioas, extend.
ing ias Tito the 1ntedoF, to &c used u casa 81
northweat toward Committee Bay and King VII
llama Land, but found the natives Of that section
20 treacherous and Jealous that he was force4 to
unasion. This anlmos,t5 and fsua is hctseen the
different fatnflf.e and tribes Of the Esquimau1,
rho al carry wearons secretly. aud do not hest-
k ash ,Sas Sns1 St s, e. e. T.
Hal and his FaFt and they were obltsed 70 so tnfa
% Il s :oas sg6R sosaP' stPods xS
md has Information Of the ioesiion Of others,
to hs o Of = much value toward clearing up the
mystery ct The fatc ofihc unfortunate survivors OF
X III. ~ usii1s sc Continually adding 10 bis stock Of
information, and iho Object OF BIZ search being
further known among The NATIVES, he Is conssan,'y
ses sa s,: Aaons ehcr ta ho
u, under which src the dead bodies ot seventeen
to twenty i've white men, with their hands and feet
ait eus OF, The natives claim that the mnnlatIon
was not done hy them, bat by toue Of tho white
NINA nv IL hSt fnh hrrira ATS0 20
the SURVIVORS, uho we're ef5deaFo1tngf to reach
Hudeon's Bay, and thai all bat three Wrre nur.
aers1 hat thesc three remained among Tie NJ.
but that they hnal1y d,cd oefore reaching them.
Captain AotEan furnished AI. nalf such th1ngs-
Iiepn1ac Hay this season. Mr. Hall expressed his
erca! gratitude and regard for those who had
a4dcd h'm st h9pe to undertake his plaaa Of d.
expense, and conclude his explorations in that
sns ~ d s st xsd of Ea
, 5sa 5s Sh sIt and 'hY 10, sGs! @
ssSss0S Msas T. ~ :ria .aps ereas s e
sff e. oassi Ms M: asnS sso
Whaling ground, fully Intending to 1sturn to
e 70 st sss shs
did not hrtug anything fron A1r. q. diGecL
Hoping lhat these ftc1.a may prove Of interest
10 'oA' : ''''' W. III Menaan & q. caArr11,
The resignation Of Stree. t'osun&sstonct Cor
'ion Of the o1ace, bas esuatcd N Immense, sensA-
tion among peEoesans pol,ttciant n this etiy.
prospect efa thorough publication OF that organ
tzacn,
Hrcrnf Htnpcn1onA Hcvenne Frauds -
Further Arrcsss-tisruec t;reeley and the
New York scnatsrshsp-Domtu!c Com
Autnrc.
NEW ,yoaK, November ls-1asse crowds
collected st The cofIfctor's otiee today .sy
ia regard 10 he 1eesn seizures d several dIslier:
ies, and ehc arst Of eonne Of the operators. From
Information Ut the United States Commifefonet'
nj. John DevIln, heavy operator. wsTe arrested
By Deputy Marshal Higgins, The accused were
bToush, before COMMISSIONERS Jones and Sew-
s9n :9 Of "1sa so 'hfs 81 sG a E
morning. The warrant for the arrest OF Devlln
:t 'Sd = FyssP Dy s Hgs p ,t:s ss
of stisins saotScT United sates iaspsetor 10 de-
ins oT rSa SoscFnment datS. Wbea 40 l sa=h T. duty
had been paid. Iilden Is charged with commit
ting similar offence. The parties appeared heto:c
when Tlden's case was ret down for hearing On
Saturday morning next, Al ten o'clock. and Dew.
Inns case for the 912h-
Horace Greeley writes the following to the edi-
tor OF the Eewourg Journal concerning the Sen.
ato1sh{p:
DTF1CK OF TIE TRBENk,}
NEW IoEK, November II, 1SG8. {
DxAR Sms--Iu your ieader OF the iath instant
you say that ought TO make known my Views
and Wishes With regasd to the Cnlted States San
atorthip IN prospect l comply with yonr snFces
tton. | thall ee.talSly accept Tie senaso,shlp.
md cndcavof to d!sehaEse tts duties. should b
elected. and shall be grateful to learn tuat ON
newly chosen Legislature shall judge me the man
| for the p1ace. believe this fully Answers youl
| rcqptsidon, and now allow nc to add that should
the members be iuaportuued> OF hulion-hoEed. o.
bored to vote for mo. ct in any mamie: sotia'ed
to act othc1wt.c IN the premises than ~ thetE con
stet:ons Of public duty shall dctate, 1t Tll not ht
| tho Quit Of
| Yours truly, HonAcs GRxrIEr.
The 7far<s endorses him for the postt1on, II
| these words: "1Sc shall he glad to tce Mr. Gree
| teys ciAtms 10 the Senatorshtp, aud bis qaAlfAea
tons foe It recognized By the Legislature jna
Br nrso,utton which was adopted b. til. Boart
| Of Aldermen to-day tho General Government Is +
he charged q. .N1 0tor the now post onicc stte Il
the City IIall Pak.
A ncw Oonsp.a:e General has been eetabl1she
in this CITY, Collector Smytha received oacts
| ropce, thts morning, teon the Consulate Dc Il RI
| rpbffca DonliulcAna that j. F. Carrier A3snrnc
| ihc duties Of Consul General. his extquator ha'
[ ing been received from the President of the Tn
ted States.