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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

RoLIPsn OF rHI SoUL.-The moon in an
eclipse complained to the sun: "why, o my
dearest friend, dost thou not shine upon me
as usual."
"Do not II" said the sun; ~ am sure | am
shining as always do; why do you not enjoy
my light as usualH'
40 see," said the moon, "the earth has got
between us"
why, o Saviour" says the backsliding
onristian, do not AZ In former days, walk in
the light Of thy countenadcs p
VI am sure troubled soul, have not changed
rhe rays Of my love are as wsrw and bright
as a. ever what can prevent them from reaching
thee 2"
Canst thou not see, D troubled Christian
shat the earth has got between thee and thy
Saviour
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
4 U M 0 RMahafy,-

TBE COURTIN, ,gton, Del,
zekie crsp' on quite unbeknowu iiss Of wii.
An peeked In thru the windsr,
An there sot Huldy all alone y.
With no one nigh to hinder. %
Agin the chimbly croknscks hung,
An In among 'em rusted,
The old Queens arm that grad ther Young.
Fetched back from Concord busted.
The walnut logs shot sparkles out,
Towards the pootiest-bess her
An little fires danced all about
The chiny on the dresser.
The very room coz she was in,
Looked warm from floor to ceilin'.
An she looked full as rosy agin'
As the apple she was peelin'
she heard foot, and knowed It too,
.Araspin' on the scraper-
All was at once her feelings few,
Like sparks in burnt up paper.
He kin o. loitered on the mat.
Some doubtful Of the seekle;
dis heart KEEP goin' pitypat,
And bern went pity zekle.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

"a The appropriations made at the last SET :
siou ofOongress, as officially compiled, amount
in the aggregate to one hundred and 6fty five
million, eight hundred and eighty-one thou
sand, seven hundred aud eighty one dollars.
nA-one hundred and thirty postmastsrs Of
the less class have been appointed within the
last three or four days.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

R@- Deacon Smith lately took occasion to
administer reproof to old Joe for swearing.
Joe listened attentively to his words, seemed
to appreciate the exhortation, and when he
had concluded, replied
THE fact is, Deacon, that may swear a
great deal, and you may pray a great deal, but
neither of us mean anything by it,
The Deacon sllGdes to Joe as al instance of
total depravity.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
wrLnNsrox, November "a, 1855.

TIE INDIAN FAxIsE-which has In this
country attracted but little more notice than
any other event in foreign lands, has, it is aaid
destroyed more team 10000 people. So
great calamity as this, which, had it occur
ed In Europe or in America, would have filed
the world with horror, is but the theme only
OF few newspaper rparagraphs-.nothingm more.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

THE GUAso SUPPLy.-It is announced from
the Chinchs Islands that the guano is disap-
psaring so fast that in the course OF q few
years the supply will be exhausted, and those
islands be again given up by man to the aqua.
tic birds OF the Pacific. The average number
OF vessels engaged in loading Ruano is stated
at ninety.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

~ An old Jew while indulging in a morsel
OF forbidden food, was evSrtaksn by terri
BILE thunder storm, and that, as the thunder
rosred and the lightning flashed around, he
cried
'Plesh my soul, vot pother apout leetle
pit OF bork.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

1a-An old woman on a steamboat, obser-
wing two men pumping up water to wssh the
deck, and the captain being near by she ac-
costed him as follows.
We'll, captain, got a well aboard, eh2'
yes, ma'sm, always carry one said the po-
lite captain.
We'll that's clever. always did dislike the
nasty river water especially on dog days
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

19s-A nogro having been brought before the
magistrate, and convicted of pilfering, the
magistrate began to remoustrate:
DO you know how TO read2'
Yes, massa.
We'll, don't you ever make any use of the
Bible
yes, massa, strop the razor on him, some
times.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

gara young lady stepped into the store of
a merchant named Wade, and very innocently
said she would like to be petehed
Really am very sorry, but my wife will
tell you that you are too late by couple Of
yesrs.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
BALTIMORE
LOOK H OS SPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS REFUGE PROM oUAcKERY
L.. ..Ia -.
OUHE GAN BE OBTAINED.

The only place where q
CURE CAN BE OBTAINED.
nR. JOHNSON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST GER
~ tain Speedy and only Kec tual Remedy In the wor
sss, ImPotency. General Debility, Nsrvousnsss, b1s
ss,iSsf .si E!
sslsSis rom sc
r. 3y:.
hopes Or sntiopatons, rendering marriage q o. I'm
$3.50 YOUNG MEN
q; ssS sana
ssa Esa 81 Sisns
s$sSsia$aS Il sss's g ''''''
Married Psrsons. o. Young Men CONTEMPLATING mar
s fS:lss !: sari
SsSss sSSas I. ne ct
SIX ~ VI Ws1HSshh,ss. Sshh,sss..'n
@ fYs ssnasssur.
The Victims o. improPeI induls Yopns psrscni
,hst In may nS' sssa: $ Nov
SaS : ne g he An,
y e. lis X s
ri :na as S
6s
dsStity and yss.inr Of tbs frame, cough, soasamp
Dir. JOHNSON,
as%nsI q & the Roysl X College OF surssons. London
ntsd sssfes ns ons t n tss 9s college, IN the
spent the of Lgadoa Psrs PSiisdsi XII
ss saS@s q
% haa sas a. shsS
ness. with seqent bluah alta somstm With
YOUNG MEN,
gho have injured Themselves by certain practice in
sy SOM snons or the sissts Of whioh srs
Nightly Is!t, even when sslseg and. not eured
body should aPplY im,aedistely.
try sss ysSss ia ss
AZ and enoI mSnts Of ie BY the
certain secret habit. Such persons must, before con
PisEAsE OF IMpRUBENCE.
when The e misguided and i@pfudent vo!aIy Of plea
f 81 = lions
sIsas Sia: a;ssias iii ss..si.stien.
ssh a ,ss sD All
nodsson me shin bones and arms, he
face aud PRO sTessn with n. rapid
sIs nose fall 10, and shs victim Of this s1p Sisssss
psss ssr0 arssdfal saaslins ~ sssans bin
to"that from whence traveller
II is melancholy fact that Thousands is victims
tie OF
PoIsoH-. hERouRY-ruin the ooustitutioa and make
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. addresses ali those ho
ruin % both body and mind, uniting them Tor siihsr
bu sin ess, study, society or marriage.
These some Of the sad and fleets pro-
dueed by early habits Of yonth vizWeakness of the
imbs, pains in the head, dimnsss OF sight,
less d muscular power, ,papitaton OF the heart, dys-
pepsia irritAbiity derAn the diges
tive functions, general debility symptoms OF
ton, 40. 1
effect son the nd are N aek
to be dreaded Loss of Memory, confusion of ideas,
oiety, self distrust, love of solituds mdIty
some OF the evils produced,
DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand aide soin Street lew doors
from the corner fa not to observe aud number.
Ing stamp to be used in the reply Persons writing
should state age, and send portion OF Advertisement
dsBcribinE sym ptoms.
Tie DoctoiB DlPLOMA A hangs In his ONCE,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The mnRy Thousands cured at this esta abli shine mt
within the last twenty years, and the m
Sur Opp erations performed by DR.. John
sons witnessed BY The rspoTters Of The Sun and many
u or papers, notices Of which have appeared again
and again before the pu bile, besides bis
fentlem of eharAc and reapousibility Is N
lent guarantee to th o afflicted.
skIN DIsEAsEs sPBEDIL oURED.
iuue2p- -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

Irssmbo, am you posted in de natural
scisncssf
'SartiuglY-ob course is'
Den you can tell me de cause OBJ de great rot
in potatoes for de las many years gone by 2
70, dat be easy 'nouf for de merest chile in
scientific larain. De great rot in potatoes is
altogsder OWN to de rot-tater-y motion OBJ dc
earth.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

U Shoot Folly as she aes-Pope,' was set
up oy stupid comPosltor Shoot Polly as she
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

THR PAAITIc kAILRoAD.-The great railroad
across the continent has progressed, it Is an-
nouncsd, to within 276 miles of Denver City
Colorado. The people of that Territory have
great reason to rejoice at the prospect of a
speedy railroad connection with the East.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

ARkoRED VESSELS IN EsGLAsD.-The naval
authorities OF Great Rritain are.uow building,
or have given orders to build, 2s iron armor.
plated vessels Of war The estimated expeu-
diture on tine hul!s OF these vessels trem April
gold.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

16c' c'Do you like noyelsT asked Miss Fitx-
gerald of her backwoods lover.
ican't say he replied, Il never ate any;
but Im death on possum'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

s1A-A wag wrote OF the back of fat al
dermAn, 'Widened at the expense of the cor
poration.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
G. arriage eS.

~ y y
az.u Having purchased the old orgi. su>. .
8&Nek knsl Carriage Factory, formerly oc- ef.6
ef1~t1@cupied by John Merrick, Esq, ct W.
the D. H. Corner Of Second and French Streets Whining
ton, Del. only square from the Depot. have on
hand and prepared to for the trade
aud a others, who may want Carriages OF the latest
stylss and finish, such Falling top Buggies, Roeka-
ways Sash Door Boat Wagons, TIotting and Hack Wa
gons aud Family and Farmers Carriages at the shortest
notice hope by strict attention to business to share
tine patronage that has beep SO nbsray bestowed on
this old and favoraby known establishmant.
All Orders strictly attended to- and all work warranted
as represented. Al prices to suit the timer,
JOHN GREEN,
8. Z. Corner Of Second and French sts.,
cot 2p.tf Wilmington Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
Newark Nursery.
Situated at NEW ARK, DEL.
4 O. @ %

On the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, ten miles
below Wilmington.
100000 Peach Trees, Of'he leading Orchard
100000 Hale's Early Peach, v,r;.ss s1sw and
ripsns two weeks earlier than any other Peach,
100000 STANDARD and Dwarf Pears,
of leading kinds.
Standard Apple Trees,
Including hundred varieties.
Standard Cherry Trees,
leading varieties
Nectarine, Apricot and Plum Trees,
100000 of l and 2 year old Grape
v;n.s comprising all the leading varieties
Trees, including Ornamental Tres, shrubbery and
greens in variety.
100000 Strawberry Plants, viz
Great Agricuit1rist,
Russelps Prolific,
Great Buffalo Sc, sliHg,
Rrenth Seeding,
Albany Seeding
$1,000 Blackberry plants, Lawtou or new Rochelle
Dorchester, High Bush and Wilson'S Early.
hardy and productive, Doolittls's Improved
Black Gap Aliens Red Cane, Red Prolific, Belle
de fontensy. Everbearing, perfectly hardy and
productive, fruit from July to October.
oURRANTs.-oherry, white Grape, Red Dutch, White
Dutch Black English and Black Maple.
G0osRBERRIBs.-Houghton IS Seeding, American, Eng.
lish, in variety
RHUBARR.-victoria, best for Market or Table Use.
AsPARA0Us.-2 year old plants.
HEDGING PLANTS, in variety
For complete description OF varieties Of Fruits and
Flowers, sec my Descriptive Catalogue
All Of the above will be ssld in largeor small
to suit the purchasers.
All trees and plants guaranteed true to name.
For Descriptive Catalogue, address
VIM NJ. PETERS,
Mt 2O-8m NsvarL nsi
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

n@A girl applied to druggist for dimes
worth Of the glory Of rhyme. She meant ohlor :
ide of lime.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

NEW UASTLE ACCOMMODATION.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philadelphia at
500 q. IN.
Leave philadelphia ate.OO p. IN. Wilmington 80
p. LL, for New Castle.
Trains leaving Cresfeld 64b a. M, and Wilmington,
going South at 1928 viii 10 close connection
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth and Ex-
press Trains to and from Bal timore, Philadelphia and
New fork They Will stop on the Delaware Railroad
Line only ot principal stations at which their tmo Is
stated Except that Steamboat Train SOUTH will stop
et any station to act down Passengers holding tickets
from Baltimore
Passengers between Bstlmo re and Delaware Railroad
Line who prefer 1t, stop Ia Wm iugton night
and proceed next morllag,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
PENINsULAH RAE ssOAD LINE
CHANGE OF HOURS

OuANUE UF HUI no.
On and after MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1856, Pas
ssngsr Trains will iollowi lurther notice
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
Phil. a. VII. STEAM BOAT LIN
Steamer Ariel,

This STEAMER leaves Wilmington al
EaAh.k<f.00 A. M, and Chester nt s,l5 A. M, and
.ssOhsstnuts Street wharf, at 200 z. NJ
The facilities offered by this line, make the quickest
aud most certain way Of transporting freight
81 Goods hauled to and from Stores II required and
ct same rates as charged by other lines oct ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26
Steam Boat Lire 90 smyrnn.

ON and after TUESDAY June 9th, the
NsteameT "Swa D." will commence regular
azA-<zzsH.Atrips, between Philadelphia and smy rna
Leaving Bombay Hook Landing, every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at o'clock, A. NJ, for Philadelphia
Returning, leave Arch Street, wharf, Philadelphia,
at clock, A. NJ, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
for Smyrna, touching at Chester, Ponnsgove New Cas-
tle Delaware City and Port Penn.
s9- stages for Dover LoiPsic, Smyrna and Collins
Beach. connect with this line. lnne Aif
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-26

Who have Injured themseve by certain practice in
duised In when nlons habit frequently learned from
evil conn anions. at the of which
nightly felt, even when asleep, and. II not
body should apply imyae edihtely,
what ply that young man, the hoee q hi scoun-
all prospects and enjoy of life by the
OF deyians from The path Of nature, and In
tam ting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
NETWORK.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION..
TO
ROCHESTER,, N Y, Oct 23.-The National Union Con-
yentOn of the LIST District of this county to-day nomi-
mated Jarvis Lord for Member OF the Assembly.
TENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Republican Union Congressional Convention
of the XIII Congressional District embracing the Counties Of
Westcheser ockand and Putnam assembled at Talcotts
Hall in the village of Sing Sing the Goth inst pursuant to
the regular call the Congressional Committee The Conyen
ton was organized by the election Of Sas d. Clifford esq Of
Aorisania President and Wcsteryelt esq and Gen
James RYDER Presidents and Frederick TOmpkins ESQ.,
and Elisha T. Ferris esq Secretaries. On motion OF Beniamn
Bailey esq OF Putnam County, the Hon. William H. Robert
son o. Westoheser County nominated candidate for
Member Congress by accama0n. Committee hay ing
been appointed upon Judge Robertson and inform him
the Judge The Judge returned thanks 10 the Convention for
the partially shown him in nominating him for Member OF
Congress and clearly defined his position In relation 10 the M
tiOna questions agtnting the country.
wRSTCIIBSTBR COUNTY.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.-The Republicans of
the First Assembly District OF wcstchoste County held their
Convention Yonkers Monday, the I'D inst and nom
mated for Assembly DR. Norman X Freeman Of West Fams
and Or School Commissioner Mr. William Miller OF East
chester.
SECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRTCTThc Democrats of the Second
Assembly Distinct Of Westchcscr County have nominated
DaVl w COnkn OF Portchescr for the oce oil School ION
missioner. - a.
The Republicans Of the Assembly District of Westcheser
County have nominated ue Hanks OF Rye for School Commits
TInrp Assembly DrsTRIcT-Tbe Republicans of the lild
Assembly District of Wcstchcster County have nominate
Joseph Barrett for School Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
THE REGISTRY LAW.
onRSTIoEs AND ANSWERS.

Most an elector be registered in order TO vote
In cities and incorporated villages and in dis
S,rg,red Elsewhere If not registered he can vote
.on affidavit, heretofore.
II. Can person registered be challenged on election
day when be offers 70 vote
5rs~er.-Auy one can be challenged. The registry
does not interfere with the right 10 challenge
III Should ne be challenged on the last dayof the meet
fne Of The Bond ofRegistry
Arsrer.-You challenge man right 10 be regis
frel ard c0muel him answer any relayent question
Ani after registry if you know OF any one Improperly reg
isered you can swear bis name OF.
IL. What is the present law
arsrTbe law remains, in Oh the rural districts as
il hs been for years II is Cnly changed IN regard to
cities AID Incorporated Villages and districts made up u
part Of M Incorporated village. 1900
y section A. charter 40 Of the laws Of 1865, IT is en-
acted nor shall tic provisions Of THIS act apply t. any
ecc.oa district within tie boundaries Of Wneh Is CO
anel 10 part OF auy city or Incorporated VIZ ge ms
is not agec.ed by the acl OF 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
NEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER o. 1866

support and protection lite object The Loyal Veterans" al
.os and .siors who loyal the Union In the Of the
e9eon The crisis demands that they securs peace the hu Of
Their actions IN The time approaches when They shall meet at
the pois The domestic who 1ed them IN ' d when
as citizens they shall face the traitors who basey attacked them
soldiers In the
We Invite al existing organizations report ueadquas
and additional regiments and brfsde thai
e interests OF the soldier and sailor shall No longer o. neglected nor
purpose OF the Loyal Veterans Soldiers invite coopr
ton MoIGen Francis barlow 0els Joseph Hanb IN yohn A.
j., Wood nd Co.'s willard B. T. Morgan Legrsnd
annon Jno Jacob Aston Geo d. kellogg Nn T. Jones' csAs
H. h'eh Majors L. Haskell J. b hssssr s'seO@i .,n.n w
tive Committee. Gen JoHs C0cHRAsk, Chairman
Capt: CnAs w. EEIsoS. Secretary. -. 80. ..
Headquarters Loyal veterans Cooper Institute Oct, a. 1866
variety OF subjects before the COMMITTEE LOT con
sdcraton among them that Of cooperation with other orgnnz
tons OF soldiers and the grand military az the
which the Chairman stated Gems Fremont Burnside sise
Banks and Deyens would address the boys In blue
SIXTEENTH WARD GERMAN REPUBLICAN, CLUB
On Monday, The 22d of October, an enthusiastic
meeting took place the headquarters OF the 6ean uD
the ratification of the nomination Of NJ Charles spencer io
Member of Congress Mr. Spencer addressed the ihee's
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC ENDORSEMENT OF hR' uihb'
LEY's NOMINATION.
At regular meeting OF the Eighth ward Young
Mems Democratic ssOciaOn Numbering ~ memiers heil
Monday evening at Sprng 81 Hall resolutions were r'f
Yt District and rendering him the uragcs and support
Of the AssOciaOn. They unanimously ana enthusiastic
ally adOptcd The meeting then addressed by Messs
William NASH and d. T. Jones who spoke Of the public nteg
ry personal worth of Mr Greeley ana ms entire nj
ness 10 fill a seat in the House Of Representatives
The Hon. Chaunccy NJ. Depow will speak on political
questions this evening Lincoln Hail. corner of Thirty
third-st and Eghih.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
THE GALE IN THE VEST.

ITS COURSE AEp DAMAoE-rSoUKsr ON THE CHICAGO
DISASTER.
Br rKLxoRkPH
CHICAGO Oct 23-Thc storm Of Sunday night did great
damage in various parts of Indiana Ii has been tei'
severely as far East Detroit far South as st. LOUIS,
and as far North as Milwaukee We had slight snow
storm to-day
The verdict of the jury in references to the Safest ca
tastrophe Of Sunday night is to the effect that while they
find that tho building properly constructed they are
of the opinion that ordinary safeguards not sufficient
in the construction Of such buildings to prevent disasters
from occurring under certain conditions of tho clements,
particularly this Of the year, and they recon-
mond the city authorities to take measures to prevent re-
curIenco Of similar accidents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24
DIED.

ALLGEn-M Queens L. J.. Monday, tho f7d inst, Anna
K,.sn nfan, daughter Richard D. aud Anna Alss aged
months snd 10 days
The relatives family invited to attend her
fnrr. residence OF grandfuths
s.q It L. Wednesday the llh ms, O'Clock
D ~, without further invitation
Frday evening" De-, 10 the Rev Peter Campbell the SD Of
bic ssr
McgLLIGoTT-on Monday. Oct o. Jane. McEllsOt LIZ D.
The relatives aud iend. Of the family respectfully invited
attend funeral from h lsts rssdsncr Is East Thirty
hs Wednesday tho iih ns o'clock without further
notice.
uALsEY-Ahsr shor, Illness the residence Of g. D. Corey
Jersey Fsnnie L. Day wife Of Slas Hasey
Tn. fu viii take place ths Park rTesbyt.ran
Church j. Thur.day the 18th inst AZ o'clock
The frsnd Of the hmiy invited Her relatives will
meet At mothers esdenee No. ~ TiehenOrst ct oeock
Int-rmsnt n Mount Pleasant Cemetery Newark.
JOyYSsnddeny Jersey City Monday the 2d Inst Mary
VITO Of sr Peter Jones. late 81 Liverpool England.
The services VIII take place Wednesday the 2h inst
,oeoek the Fret Presbyterian Church Wsshin.onst.
Jersey City The friend, Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend
Tuesday Oct a. twin dugh
Ter Of lame. H. and Martha g. swenar.on aged months
invited
residence her No.
Ty York Wednesday 2tth inst at O'Clock
sTnUNE-In Brooklyn, Monday nd iBst Marie LOUISE
.r, al tbs late 0eorEe " btrune
Tn, relatives and friends Of the family invited to at.nd or
funeral her late residences No $40 stats on wedne'ds,
sn-rnOon. ocloek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

The MrieGn Times asserts that Carlotta has been fully
successful in France
The French corvette Phegethon from Vera Cruz arrived
at the bar this morning with dispatches for the French
consul here.
THE IMPERIALIsTs HVACUATE MAzATLAH AND AGA
PULCO.
SAL FRANCISCO Oct l5.-Mexican adSices state that
Marshal Bazano bad issued orders 10 cvaouate Mazatian
Notwithstanding MACMILLAN had ordered him TO hold the
place at all hazard
SAN FRAScIsco, Oct 16-A letter from Acapulco Gays
the Imperalists are apparently making preparations 10
abandon that place. Three steamers IN tho nsoor
are expected to carry away the garrison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-24

adopted resolution authorizing the Committee Resolutions
70 prepare and issue address Democracy of the
trct and then adjourned
Mr. NandenhOyen editor OF The Paterson Guardian sprang
upon the stage the Convention adjourned and called
upon those whofayored Mr. Rogers election to meet in front Of
the Orange Hotel as soon they passed from the hall and
short time 80 Of the rougs Of Orange assembled in
front OF the hotel and organized by eecting Capt Owen
Murphy Chairman Mr. VandcrhOyen then read
Ons denouacng tho Convention just held subversye
Democratic usage and interest and asserting the confidence
OF The Democracy il Mr. A Roeer the regular nominee
After the adoption Of these resolutions the meeting adjourned
with three cheers fOr A. J. Rogers.
1t said that the regular Democratic Convention which
nominated Rogers will be called 10 meet al Paterson again
Friday when Rogers will peremporiy decline his nomi
nation and another candidate will be selected in his stead