The national Republican., 1866-11-24
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BALri1osp, Nsv. q, The s>n>nd annual meet.
ing Of III Bl1tinSS Al esiaao1 BE- ~ Moral and
Edueationai fmpssvsn>nt Of ~ 011srsd Psopis
was held this svsuips, = tho new AGDnbly Rooms.
An intervening report wis rssd, Skowins the result
Of the past years work, and the modes In which
the society had been aided % well - hindsrsd.
The receipts Of the year amount 10 81, ,ooo Ths
expenditures have exceeded the lrsosipts ~ over
$4,000 0fths receipts a, 700 was from the New
England Fresdmsn's Aid Association, 5000 from
the New York Association, q. 500 from the Penn
yivanis Frssdmsn's Aid Association, eboo ffon
the Frisnds' Association, Of Philadsiphis, and
$500 from friends in England. The Secretary
has in operation 70 schools, including % 4 this
city. nunbsring In all "A tssehsn and 1000 sehol-
ars. The larger number Of The tssohs1 are eosrsd.
The most encouraging suecsss haS attended the Of.
where are manifssting The gfsAtsst ssgsrnss 10
consrisets 70 the sapport Of che Schools siethou.
sand dollsts have bssn oontributsd By the eoiorsd
people IN the counties during the year. TOO ="
Archibald Sizzling. j., made an earnest appeal
in behalf Of the cause, and Addresses wsrs, else
made BY Judge Bond, Major General Howard, and
others. .iAusapHr igaVE -s'
AnAirs In Arkansas-Lalsra sral Position Of
the Tsnnsssss Prssbytsry.
MsNPnIs, Nov. pa special 10 the AOalanels
from Little Rock says that rssolu,ioa passed the
House unanimously directing the Committee on
Foreign Relations TO present . memorial TO Con.
grsss setting forth the spirit Of dsspotism in Ar.
kansas, their desire for the rsstorstiou Of the
Union and the speedy renewal Of peace and conf.
dsnes, and their willingness 70 concur ip ali meas.
urss to secure these rssulx which srs consistent
with the honor and dignity ofths Stats ~ N-
amendment was again referred 70 the Connittss
on Federal Relations, BY vots Of 81 70 Z. ~ ga
The General Assembly continues 10 excite deep
interest. l,ysr ,-,i..'. ~ w.. 70
The question Of educating the frssdmsn was o..
psciaIly taken up to-day, and enlightened and lib
srai views were expressed On the subject n yp
FROM CslifSrnia-Menamsnt to Deceased
soldisrs-Amsricsn OMesrs IN the LIB
eral Array. =. 4G NO ~ Ng5s5t' s'' \.
San FRAxcrsco, Nov. as.--Ths board Of super.
vsors have granted psrmission for the erection off
monument on Union square In honor Of Tie soldiers
and sailors Of California who lost their lives In ths
late war salzHtIr' s r-lri .1sB.. sf,fs .tsi
The monument will cost $50, 900. Gen. Han.
cook and others, who are on the committss will
ask subscriptions from the citizens in aid Of thl
project. ....esssiG zaiI q .#a.rBTs la4
Mr.. Cooley, tho Mexican Consul, is informed thai
the party Of American officers who went 10 Mexico
last summer with ools. Montero and Green, and
who received commissions in ths Liberal army
have marched with General Amanda 70 attack Du
range. sg. n ! h,t - 60 ~ .s.,. st.i
a Exsarslen Party to Gettysburg. ,
| GETTYSBURG, Nov. 23.-An excursion party CON
sisting Of Gen. Geary, Chief Justice Chass, Major
Gen. Meade, Hon. simo6 Cameron, Hoo. Mortoz
MoMiehasl, Gen. Cadwailsdsr james K. Vine
Geo. II. Boxer, Mr.. Rsshsrmsl. he artist, Jadg'
Hsls, With othsrs, and number Of ladies, ar
rived this evening ON visit to the Gsstysbprg bat
tls.Asld. Aspeoisl tnip, consisting Of The Prssi
dents car Of ths Psnnylvssia rsiifoad and TIL
Presidents car Of ths, Northern Central railroad
has been placed at the disposal Of ths sxeursionists
They will devote tomorrow 10 visiting The battle
ground and return In the evening. ....
| ..a 500 --- aas9lIHfaH . ...-
Govsrnor Fletcher, Of Alissoars, IN Favor o
Rebel Enfranchisemsnt and Negro suf
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-The Evening Nsw, Of to
day says Governor Fletcher. Hon. B. GratI Brown
Hon Henry 8. Blow, and other prominsst radical
have insusurstsd movement In this city hsvinl
for It's object the rejection BY the Legislature Of th
constitutional amendment and the amendments o
the State constitution, 90 as to abrogate the dis
fanchissmsnt Of the rebels and substitute thereto
negro suffrage. n.r.
A Large Meteor Falls In Georgia, and Ex
piodes with . Leud Noise. -fr
NAsHvrLLE, Nov. 23-About four o'clock la
Tuesday morning . meteor, lighting the whol
heavens was seen In the vicinity of Rome, ,Georgis
moving southWsstwsrdly. II appeared like q hr,
ball as large as the sun. II exploded sppsrsntl
ton miles of With trsmssdous report like that {
q fifty pound cannon, thet shook the Garth an
made the windows rattls. i.a Ia,
Execution of Canadian Murderer.
MONTREAL, Nov. 23.-Jamss Mack, the mul
dsrer Of Alfred Smith, Of the Royal ARTILLERY, ",
hung to-day. The Catholic priest administsrsd u
sacrament. The prisoner wore rssigned appsal
anos and confessed his crime, and acknowledge
tho justness Of the sentence. He also said he WI
ready to die. An immense crowd was present.
.,-.....-. From Arizona. ....
SAN FRAscIsco, Nov. 23.-Gov. Mccormick, |
his message, states that the indsbtsdnsss Of Ii
Territory Of Ari.ona Is 1900. he speaks W
Of the minss but complains Of the mail SERVICES an
says there is no stage coach running In Arison,
although the Territory has been organised nsarl
three years. g,.- ,f -. Eas.
Ths Fsnian Trials In Canada.
ToRosro. Nov. 23.-In the Court Of Commo
Pleas to-day, Mr.. MoKsnsie moved to sst aside u
verdict in the case Of the Queen W. slavin. III
day was spent in arguing the legal points involved
and the Judges reserved their opinion until Il
, morrow. r.
"a. ', Telegraph Extension. .ss =
New YoRK, Nov. 23.-Ths Western Union Ts
egraph Company has just opened their nswly-eou
Bridger's Pass, and the overland stage route Is no
travelled This line Ia In addition to the old In
via Rort LafAmia and the South Paaa Tha M