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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

An hPoaTAyr MEAsURE.-We learn that one Of the
newy-eeced Democratic Members Of Assembly from
Brooklyn has already prepared bill which be proposes to
introduce early day Of the session, to sbosh the
osicc of Superintendent Of Police in the Metropolitan
District yestng the powers now held by that officer in
the President Of the Board, whose term OF office
shall be identical with that of the President AstWo Of
these Members elect connected with many Demo
cratic journals Of the City those papers will doubtless be
prepared 10 argue and uphold this proposed change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

PERsoSAL.-Major-Gen. o. o. Howard, United
States Army is at the Fithave Hotel Gen b. Fry United
States Army Gen NJ Liieheld Philadelphia and John n
Gano OF The Cincinnati Commercial the Metropolitan Ho
Tel. Col Black West Point and Col r. C. Duryea United
States Army the bancroft House Gen II Green syria
the Hon john 4. Collier. BinghamDton the Hon j.
Eastman Chicago the Hon ID T. Patterson Tennessee ana
the Hon Leonard Myers oePeuDsyvana the ST Ncho
ns Hotel Capt T. H. Josnson t)th Rifles British Army is
a. the Clarendon Hotel: Gen james Toen. United states
Capt COivOcOresses United States Navy, and j. b.
cCuOugh The Cincinnati Commercial AZ the Aston
House Capt COviu Montreal is the BgeVOOrt House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

CHORAL UMoN.-A large meeting Of ladies and
gentlemen held last evening the Directors Room Of the
Academy of Music Brooklyn for the purpose Of organizing
musical society 10 be known the Brooklyn Choral Union
TxJudge Greenwood presided and Mr. f. F. Dalon ocised
as Secretary Mr. C. smith behalf Of tie committee ap
pointed previous meeting reported that conference had
been held with directors Of the various musical societies IN
yng their aid in the projected enterprise and had received
favorable reply from al The folOwngnam gentlemen were
elected officers Of the assocaton President G. r. Smith
Secretary L. b Moore Treasurer !. L. Dalon Maj LorZe
G. Cheshire aud T. Raymond were chosen as an Executive
COmmlltee and the meeting then adl0uIlel
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
r.-
TEXAS.
lr TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE.


TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
NEw.ORIEANs Nov. S--Coton accounts continue
favorable All the crops spared by the rains and worms
will be saved.
The Governor Of Texas recommends the extinction OF
all appearance of difference as 70 civil rights between
blacks and whites.
Judge Caldwell of Texas member OF the second
Philadelphia Convention, made speech at Anderson by
special appointment during the session OF the Coui III
which he urged the extension OF suage 10 negroes ana
denounced Rebels and Rebellion.
mis- VISsfPPI COTTON CROP-SORTHBRS PLANTERS COZ
CLUDB TO REMAIN.
BY TIL GRAPH TO -
WASHINGTON, Nov. San old planter IN Nicks'
burg writ that the present Winter Is destined 10 witness the
most severe distress throughout oil the Southern country
In that reg the crops have d 10 such eXen that II
has taken all he product OF the cotton crop 10 pay the rent
leaving the mel chant who furnished the supplies TO the planter
and tbe pauter himself, without cent
planter Of the Yazoo who pgt 800 acres In cotton had oh
dozen bales tie result in crop and this with bis mues
was seized for debt.
Another planter also the Ya0o had 100 planted
and his Weld bales The yey best crop known the
will produce tais than Onethird OF
bale to the while the crop of the entire state put down
al only 100 900 bales agnnss ,O69 900 In 1889
Despite these drawbacks however post OF the essse OF
plantations from the North had concluded % remain @ another
year believing that the failures just witnessed have been
caused by circumstances beyond human oOrto and nat he1
year there viii be u better chance OF success
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MARYLAND.

THE CASE OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS
rELsGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE Nov. s.-The habeas corpus case was con-
tnued until this evening There was long argument
made bv counsel a. TO the admsbty OF evidence, after
which the Court decided 10 admit evidence which took
very wide range embracing every point IN the proceedings
incident upon the tra and removal OF the Commissioners
the appointment Of others and the proceedings suose
guent down 10 the arrest and imprisonment OF Mesrs.
Young and Valiant and Sheriff Thompson
AtSo'cock the Court adjourned till tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

Ilft
1o.al ma orny oI Van Horn 100.
Ths Member q :be Assembly is elected by majority Of
Inor,l,sd majority over last year on State 1874
Increased ne CITY over 1864 on State. S43
gr"t JEFFERSON
WATERTOwN, Nov. Returns NEARLY completel from
che several towns this county give GOV tenton ma
FORTY Of 2SS4 The county is considered by prominent
Republicans safe FOR FentOn for 2o0O and the mslOry
shaw both Republicans are elected 10 the Assembly
Our entire county ucket is also chosen
ERIE.
BUFFALO Nov. S-Tbe following Assemblymen are
elected: Isl Distinct Charles A. HnTon DEM. ld DIS
tric. William Williams lDeml llld District, n L.
Burrows Rep. WITH District, Alpheus Prince Dem.
Bnfao comr.e.e gives Hoffman ,4Ot; Fenton, sos
majority for Holman, GO. Humphreys, for Congress,
Tho returns lion Erie County are not yet complete.
COLUMBIA COMPLETE.
Fentor y mlortY Ketcham, Rep, for Congress "a
majority II Dandy, Rep, IN lst District, and STEPHEN
H. Wealerer Rep in I'D District elected TO me As
sembythe hgst by 50 majority and the latter Dy - ma
iOuy. Both districts were represented by democrats III
The last Legislature
CARMEL. Nov. s.-Putnsm County complete gives Hoh-
man lOl majority; Radford IS majority Lewis H. Greg
o1y DemocTst e.ected 10 the Assembly
ERIE.
buffalo, Nov s.-The Courier TINS morning STATES
Humphreys majority in Erie County for Congress so
Hodmans majority 500. There yet four districts 10
hear from so far i IS a Democratic gain OF 1oO'
RooHgsrEp. Nov. s.@Fenton's majority in Monroe
County !, 10 according thereturns We have, and sup
pose a. be correct
BROOKLYN.
ALDERMEN ELECTED.
sseonl Ward-Frlucs Msrkery, Dem
Fourth Ward-Tlomas T. Aercein Rep.
Sixth Ward-Jsmes % Bren, Dem.
FifbH WARD " Daniels Dem
Tenth Ward-JscCt T. Bergen Dem.
Twelfth KarL-DeLnis U hecie, Dem
Foureenth WaTd-PhHip Brady, Dem
Sixteenth WaTt-H. J. Gnek Dem.
Eighteenth Ward. b Martin Dem
srvse1teth Ward-ROneH NJ Whiting Rep.
eUPERyIsORs ELEcTED.
Firsi Wsrd-CO1-tlsnd Sprague. Dem.
Third Ward-Dw. ght Johnson, Rep.
Frh Ward-peteI Donnely Dem
seventh Ward-E W Bloom, Dem.
Ninth Wanl-Jnmes Cassidy Dem.
Eleventh WarG--Ianes j. Howell Dem.
Iiiirisenth WarC-HOwe Smith, Rep
Fifteenth Wal,-James Dugan Dem.
Seventeenth WlsL-Sephen Clark Rep
Nineteenth Wac Frederick SCh0les Rep.
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NIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
DELAWARE.

s,tsr,syss ma, saS. ClarksOns ma. ass
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N iRRIED.

CONANT- DUNLAP-Ou Wednesday. Nov 1870 a. q
cfti, brd.s p.r.nts hy J. Rylsnd krndc., D.
outo Coaant TO Auns Daughter Of Abraham b. Dunlap
HICKsOn Thur,isy November by Friends cee
NEW Peter Fruui May eldest daughter Of Tue Ae Ea
Hicts
A Stamford Conn on Wrdnsdsy Nov Z At The
t.s,,s of N, arsnt Judd by Rev Dr. r. o. Andrsws
MARYLAND Keith 40 Mary ,. Law, al OF Stamford.
NcC Thursday evening Nov AZ me resi-
deses Of Joseph Esy esq by the Rev r O. Fuller James NJ
NsCsrn 10 Misc Annie Horton, all OF this city No catds
t.ctrNAuANVAIL-O wednesday Nov. BY tho Rev. n
Mcleod d D. William MeCenahan Agnes T. Na both Of ths
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

ALBAEY, Nov. s.--In a race to-day a brakeman {
the Albany and Sutquchanuah Railroad was killed by fall
uuder the cars al Scfsneuas. lie belonged in Osvego
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

Miss Fanny Heuing-the industrious ana laVoHIe
leading actress at the Ola Bowery Theaer-W nave beue
This evening when varied and interesting entertainment viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

publican ticket for Legislature do all counties in Frank
1hOmass district. The next Legislature viii stand as
follows: Senate &c Democrats Unionists; House OF
Delegates 50 Democrats 20 81 Republicans The presd-
iNg officer Of the Senate Lieut. Gov Cox will also act with
the Democracy The Republicans only carry counties IN
the Siate This is reliable and there viii be no change
from Clcse figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
MINNESOTA.
THE RBPUBLI

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ABOUT 10000.
Hr TELKsRAPB TRIBUNE
ST PAUL, Nov. s.-LetuTns from our State election
come in slowly, but thus far with few exceptions, Re
publican gains are reported The majority in the State
will probably reach 10 600 Each Congressman will have
an increased majority. The Legislature will stand about
rs Republican and Democratic Senators, and 81 Re
publican aud 10 Democratic Representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

In view Of the proposed Convention for revision OF the
State Constitution the American Equal Rights Associa
ton will hold Convention in Twedde Hail. Albany, on
Tuesday and Wednesday Nov 20 and 2 70 consider the
question Of securing the right Of suffrage to all citizens
without distinction Of The call is signed by
Lucretia Mott and Susan b. Anthony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

James Fuller d. f. Haight John NcDermott James Fisk
7 I. Buckley l.. u Porter j. Smith j. Armhed and '" W.
Henshaw.
The case Of VIM McDermott John Maxon. VIM. Marsden
and VIM MaTon formerly Masters in the Navy ad charged
with maeasanoe in office called on ana ADJOURNED uht
the 18th inst IN consequence Of the absence oil COUNSEL lot ue
Tense.
The Of Capt Braine Of the Confederate Navy charged
with selling the steamer chesapeake and killing man on
board was also adjourned until the 2)th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
Home Life In-urance Co..

No 25S Broadway n. Y, Ne. I6 Court.st, Brooklyn.
WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, Prest GEo c. RIrLsY, scc'y
FEATURES Fstca.s Organization Assets between One aud
Two Millions Doirs All profits 90 the assured Dividends
declared Annually. AL policies fosng No policy
fee charged
NO LIMITATIONS AS TO RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL
policies in force Half the Premium permsnsn,
loan the policy All forms OF Life Endowment and AZ
NIFTY Poicir. issued. AGENTS WANTED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

THB Excise LAW AT GREEyPoIST. Officer VIII
ham Of the Forty seventh Precinct yesterday morning arrested
boy named Alexander Wilson the employ Of alleged
unlicensed liquor dealer named Edward Herbert doing bus
ness Franklin st. Green charge Of selling liquor
IN violation Of the third section Of the Excise Law The boy
was taken before Justice DALEY who admitted him 20 bail
HI examination Is set down for the iith ius.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

COUGH AT THE ACADEMY or MUSIC.-Mr. John
Cough repeated his famous lecture Curiosity last night
the Academy % Music Brooklyn before an audience that
filed every part OF that capacous building The lecture was
listened with great apparent interest by e vast assemO5e
The n-geeeds tO the beneh OF The Belhe. Mlssl0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

ROCHTSTER.


ROCHESTER Nov. s.-The stone factory Of NJ
Deeudor Savannah WAYNE County burned this morn
ing involving los OF $1,000. Insured iog CSC
LOWELL
BI TELEGRAPH TEIsuSE.
LOWELL Mass, Nov. -.-The saw-mil Of Nor.
cross saunders destroyed By ere this morning LOss
o. O3l insured
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MICHIGAN
TIE UNION MAJORITY 80. 900.

THE UNION MAJUhII1 0UlVVV'
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
DETROIT Nov S-Michgan gives nearly 3O,OOo ma
joty and gains increase as official returns come in We
claim 70 be the Banner State for gains. But one Demo
cratic Senator N the Legislature is elected.
COUNTY RETURNS.
IAPRER. Mich Nov. s.-This County has given Re
publican majority of 500 two years ago II gave d2S IN
Gliding the soldiers vote.
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THE IEDLAN VAR.
.soTECTToN NEEDED IN ARIZONA,

PROTECTION NEEDED IN ARIZONA.
1T TELEsnAPG TRIBUsa
SAN FE AScIsco Nov. s.-Arizona papers OF Oct. 25.
ssv more troops are needed to suppress the Indian depre
dstious in that Territory The Mohave tribe show friend
shin 10 thu whites and thirty OF their number are now
out With Americans On The esI-paih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

A CONFEDERATION PREVENTED AND A Man BADLY
BURSED-A named John Cant employed in the Eagle
Iron Works Mortonst, f. d. badly burned about the
hands and Wednesday evening while subduing hre
In the works caused by the boiling Of pot Of aTnish
He saved bis employers property but sustained severe injuries
inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

THE SUCCESSOR OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY DART.
By TELEGRAPH -
BUFFALO Nov s-George G.. Munger OF Rochester,
law partner Of the Hon Sanford T. Church appointed Oned
States DstrictAttorney for the northern District Oi new
York Vice Dart removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
Special Notlre5.
Mhnr the Widow CIinuor,

what the Widow CiquOts
Famous Champagne among Wines. PIALONs NIGHT BLOOE
ING CEREUs among the words perfumes Of the choice choicest
ininiisble end exquisite
Officers Union Of the Mercantile Library Association of tt
City Firs, Annual Meeting Of hi, Assoon vii
be held THIS EVENING (Fday) O'clock at Demouico
foreen;hS and Fhve f and puuctua ai.eniaacs
Of members particularly reque.ssd By order Of the Bosd
s. HASTINGS GRANT, Recording ssoss,ay.
Clinton Hall. Noy. O. 1866.
Evangelical Anniyersaries.-A public meeting under ID,
auspices Of the Clerical Association Of the Protestant Epscop3i
Church will be held THIS friday EVENING in tue Church Of ths
Holy Trinity. MadisOnay East Forty seceud q "A
dresses will be made by Bishops aud the Rev ORA TYND
and SMITH Of New YORK and NEWTON Of Phade phs the Rev
JULIUS T. TRAMMAR Of BALTIMORE the Rev. ChAS. T. CHE
My OF Chicseo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
LOUIS NAPoIEONs HEALTH.

EEw-ORLEAFs, Nov. e.-Gen. Beauregard, in
private conversation with friend denied the alarming reports
that circulation with regard TO the Emperor Ntroeon
health.
When be Beauregard left the French capital the Emperor'
condition nearly good physically Il bal besn fol
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
REJOICINGS.

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, Nov. s.-The citizens Of this
village and vicinity assembled in large numbers this even
ing AZ the residence OF Gov. Fenon, where grand recep
ton was held The invitation was general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
CHINA.

b Y
SAN Francisco, Nov S-CorrespOndencs from China
states that the Of small American schooner wrecked
OF tho Corean Coast bad arrived az Shangha.
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mis- VISsIPPI COTTON CRoP-SORTHBRS PLANTERS co
CLUDB TO REMAIN.
BY TIL GRAPH TO - ,
-. y L. al Nh ~ "
CANADA.
rELKsRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


OTTAWA G. E., Nov a-Two cases of rifs, Addressed
10 unknown person. seized and detained by Tie
authorities for instructions from the Government
The Hon John A. Mcdonald leaves On Monday fO-
New-York to join othor delegates sailing for England
Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEWYORK.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
There can be 10 doubt that a large majority Of votes
have been given in favor OF q Convention The full
Republican vote has been given for it, and not more than
twothrls Of the Democratic vote appear to have been
given against IT, The Convention runs ahead Of Fenon
1900 10 Nev.York City $50 in Troy, 1880 in Utica,
several thousand in Brooklyn and in like proportion
everywhere The rural districts, far learn,
vp.si amos. unanimously for a Convention, and
think tho proposition will be carried by much $4,000
majority. This is matter for cOngraulation among re.
formers Of al. parties.
ASSEMBLY.
Later returns by telegraph make the following alte-
tons IN our table Of Assemblymen:
C5.rpsrA-Siephen Wendoyer (Rep) is elected in the
IIi District The Republicans gain both members in this
county
Irir-A. l. burrows Rep) Is gained In the lid District
ONF"N-Georse H. SANFORD Dem is elected in the LID
Di,trir over I..ng Phelps
S.u,Ay-Tle name Of the Democratic member elect is
Al1srt D. Baldwin
PISAN-Lewis T. Gregory DEM IS elected over Stephen
Blse- fRepJ This IS a Democratic gain
hpNEOEJalys Lord DEM is probably elected in the lst
DlNrct.
This divides the next Assembly as follows Repub-
hclHs, 80, Democrats, IS
COUNTY RETUpNS
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siIrer-NYare for Mrddlng Presents.

Spoons Cups Gobets Dessert Knives Pie Knives Cae
Knives Soup Oyster Gravy and Cream Ladies' Ice Crosm
Jelly Spoon. Knives Fru Knives CruuO Knives &c 90
for sale by GEO C. ALLEN No AIS Brosdwsy bsou
Csnsls
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NEW-JERSEK.
- REsrLT IN THE sTATE.

IHE RESULT IN Ihb hlA4E'
sr rgJEGEAPB THE TRIBUNE
NEWARK, Nov s-As the returns have become more
nearly perfect We are enabled state the result Of the
election as follows The Republican majority in the State
IL little over O6O. The majority for Halsey ReP IN
tbs vt Cougretsonsl District is 92l that Of Hill Rep
in the IVth District, is 46-HuyleT the independent
Democratic cSUddae, receiving less than 2OO votes 10
the whole Distinct Newell Rep) in the lid District, Is
defeated by smaI majority.
CANDIDATES FOR THE Z. S. sENAToRsHTP.
The election over in NewJersey, the vacant United
St snstorslp receiving the attention Of the Repub
lstl papers in tie principal towns Prominent among those
mentioned in connect with the position are Gov ard the
Hon n Cougas lie Hon George l. Cobb the hon. Z. l.
T-lughuvseu ard Gov. Newell OF these the Hon George
4 Cobb i. lbs fsF strongest before The peoTS and Wnen
h becomes tie d-tv o. the Legislature 10 I'D the vacancy no
p,,ns presented will receive more favorable consdeIsOh
II is understood however that Gov Ward VIII appoint some
an, nj the aovensToed gent enen TO III the position temper
uy rather un ire meeting Of the Legislature IN January
n,t h,n thai t,y ID either confirm reject LA appOntee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
A MURUER TRIAL
NJ hJEk IhIAL.
M ,HIssElPn TO rHs TRIBuNE

M THIBeEAPn TO fHB TRibuNE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Sin the case OF William
Mcguire charged with u. murder Of Maggie B,. TIE Court
was YESTERDAY adjourned consequence Of the bsrcs Of two
important Witnesses The latter in Cont this mOr1ns
bot jury had TO be discharged oonssauss ore Of D..
Iurv being out OF kis mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09
Fine Gold Watch Chains

descriptions styles 10 carat from twenty Eve 70 ths,
hundred dollar, each by GEO ALLEN. No. as Broad
way. QUE below Canalst.
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ILLINOIS.

ABOUT a. ,O9O REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
M TO r'E TRIBUNE.
QUINCY, H., Nov S.-Ilinos has gone Republican Dy
District by LARGELY fncrN ased majority.
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BROOKLYN NEHS.

JUVENILE TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES or THE STATE
sr CoNGREsAuOSAL CHURcH-A meeting OF the Juvenile
Temperance Societies attached this church held last
evening In safest near Hoytst There oleraby large
attendance aud addresses yefed by Mr. H. luae OF
Boston Mus the Rev George Lansing Taylor OF The CaIon
ave Methodist Church Of tai, city and others w W H-o
pastor Of the Congregation presided. The proceedings
pfEsed on Satisfactory manner Several songs We're
sing Including the Invocation The Broken Pledge
Sfnv Brother Stay The Pledge Jubilee of Temper
Gucc' WORK Work Work d" Victory at Last &C.
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FATAL RUN OVER Accident

About o'clock last evening 40 unknown boy was
run over by a truck driven by Daniel Campbell iu Westst-
near Duane and instantly Killed The driver Of TIE truck
was arrested by the Fiftn Precinct Police
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ACCIDENTS
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD

Isabella McWiatns an Irish woman IS years Of
AGE residing al Onehuudre and oueenhst and fifh
was run her residence last evening about y O'Clock
bv the Harlem and Albany express train going north, aad u
stautlv Killed Coroner notified.
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NEYADA.

THE UNION STATE TICKET ELECTED BY I,OOO
MAJORITY.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
SAN FRAEcrsco Nov IA Carson City dispatch says
that the Union party carried the Nevada State election
YESTERDAY, by about 900 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

TIE FEYIANS-A meeting Of the Brooklyn Feniant
was held N5'1os Fltor.st last evening but private
business was he attended one unless member Wa
admitted Considerable money collected for the csuse
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FATAL ACCIDENTS AT TROY.

BT TELEGRlPH TRIHuSE
TROY Nov. 7.-Mlchae Fennell, lad IL years ol
age employed In the foundery of Bssey Mcleod OF this
civ stepped backward Of boiling water yesterday
rescued by his fellow quickly ~ possible u
al save head had been immersed the fatal bath and
when taken out the fesb n many parts dropped RON hs udy
laboiing man named james kensela employed az me
PoOrhOu.e quarry while work this morning Frustrated
20 the earth By neavy falling upon hun The accident
occurred about 10 O'Clock Tie carried 20 the hospital NJ
once and IA a corpse.
Of G. y Wes Of Garscvoort While playing upon hs
track OF the Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Friday after
by the wood train breaking both of Bis
legs and nhcng such other injuries that he died he next day
at O'Clock.
An unknown on the Hudson River Road
short distance belOW Greenblsh yesterday aud killed
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
nj TELEeRAPH
ALBAgY Nov. s.-In a race to-day brakeman on
the Albany and SutQuchanuah Railroad killed by falling
under the cars ScfsneVas lie belonged in osgego.
LOUIS FOX ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
1T TELseEIPH TO THIBrSE
ROCHESTER, Nov. s.-Mr. Louis Fox, the,celebrsted
billiard PLAYER was severely wounded this morning his resi-
dence in This city by accidental discharge Of pistol Ia
pocket OF biz He IN the act OF putting the coat on
whsn the pocket struck table diichErgng tie pistol The
bali entered abdomen lodgngn the thigh the reach
Of the probe. The surgeons tlnk MI Fox VII recover
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LOUISVILLE Nov e-The train leaving here at
o'clock Yesterday afternoon for Nashville mahcously
thrown the track Sinking Greek The engineer badly
and last accounts the fireman had not been found The
Adams eIpTess-cAr bagehgecaT aud smoking car Wei.
burned and the passengers said 10 have Drcu EhefhA!
robbed. No passengers injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

TEE CARPENTERS AND JoISERs A special meeting
Of the Carpenters and Jouers held At Granada Hall IN
Myrtlea,e last evening in relation wages The proceed
iIgs secret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-09

AcoIDESr.-Wm. Walsh, aged ~ years, employed
in Nssss Smith JewettI Flour Mil in Hhniona'e' had
The fingers Of his t hand N Yesterday while oh1g TIE
machinery. be taken 70 tae Long leland toege ioeP
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