, 1866-11-16
later FROM THE EAST.
ooArILED FRoH, THE DAILY OREeOSIAx.
Dates to November 18th.
LATER ELECTION NEWS.


latest accounts, is 1884.
Further returns establish the election of s; F.
Witzler. conservative, in the 9th Missouri Dis
trict. The radical republican majority is about
20, 900.
HaIsav,s republican majority in Newark Dis
trict is s,2lO. Hills republican majoritV over
Rogers is 455. Huyler, Independently Demo-
cratic candidate of that disttict, received less
than 200 votes.
The MARYLAND Legislature stands as follows .
Senate, l6 conservative, 8 republican House,
SO conservative, FL republican.
FExIAN TRIALS IxDEFINIrELT POSTPONED.
Chicago. Nov. lO-The Feniaus were arraign-
ed at Toronto yesterday and their trial inde6-
nitely postponed. Another Fenian was tried
and acquitted There are only three under the
sentence Of death-Lynch, McAahan and SlevIn
There are now $4,000 British Regulars in Cana
da, being a larger force than has been there
since the war of 1912. The residence of the
crown prosecutor against the Fenians at Toron-
to is guarded by regular troops. Toronto police
are instructed to arrest all suspicious charact-
ers under suspension of the writ 81 hd6ed5 cor
pHs and magistrates are authorized u commit
persons so arrested without trials and hold them
until the 9Th of June, 1867. Yesterday four
arrests were made.
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Memphis, Nov. e.-Tbe Arkansas Legislature
Convened yesterday. The Governors Message
Recommends the ratification of the constitution
al amendment and such legislation as will carry
ont the Civil Rights Bill.
REJECTING OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
BY GEORGIA.
fhe Georgia Legislature to-day rejected the
Constitutional amendment. A resolution de-
cining to ratify it being adopted unanimously
in the Senate, all voting, and by one hundred
and twelve against two in the House. The com.
mttee who reported the above resolution ac-
companied it with lengthy argument, to show
that the amendment could not be proposed
without the representation of the States in Con-
gress, and that neither Georgia nor any other
State has lost its right of representation.
WHEAT MARKEr-sAILNG OF GEN. SHERMAN.
New York, Nov. lO.-The wheat market is
more active and two or three cents lower. Cans
ada is quoted at So, 20.
The frigate Susquehannah sailed this after
noon with Gen. Sherman Minister Campbell,
Secretary Bunt and Col. Andrew Reid of Sher-
mans 5taff on board. The departure vas wit
messed by large nimber of people.
MEXICAN NEWS.
Advices from chihuahua, dated Oct 7th,
says Juarez went there with his cabinet and 500
soldiers. All Northern Mexico except Durango
was in the hands of the Liberals, and the gar.
rison of Durango was expected to hcrtly move
back upon the Capital. Juare5 has annulled
the Louisiana Tehauntepec grant and made
new one with other Americans who pay $780,
900 to the holders of the old grant for the money
paid for it.
FENIAS TRIALS AT TORONTO.
Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE court Mt Toronto YES
terday condemned the Fenian William Hayden
to be hanged on the 18th of December. Drum
mond was acquitted and two cases were post.
poned. There is an increasing number of sus-
picious persons in Toronto.
WAR DEPARTMENT MATTERS.
f Washington Special chronicles the arrival
of General Steadman, as significant of a change
in the War Department. Stanton has been as
sailed BY the htelhgencer, Republican and Star,
during the past few days, it is said, by official
inspiration.
FEELING IN TIE soUTHERN STATES.
The Southern papers very generally speak
with bitterness of the result of the Northern
elections, and deelate the South is less fnclined
than before to accept the Constitutional amend
meHt.
committee appointed by General Humph.
rey, at the request of the Mississippi Legislature
has just arrived to present a petition to the
President asking for the release of jeff Davis
They will have an interview with ths President
on next Monday.
THE FORTHCOMING MESA dE-APPoISTMEYrs.
Washington special dispatch says that the
President on Saturday last laid before his Cabi,
net portions of his annual message.
Amoug the late appointments are Gen. W. H.
H. TaJlcS, as Postmaster at Cinciunati, and Al.
bert Zieber, as U. s. Marshal of Oregon
NEW YORK ITEMs-ARREsr OF A PraJURER.
New York, Nov. l2.-Horace Greeley is being
put prominently forward for Senator uice Harris.
Hilton, Wall street broker, arrested for at,
tempting to sell stolen coupons, has been honor
ably Acquitted
Sanford ConnovGn, alias Dunham, the periured
witness against jeff. Davis, was arrested in
Wasl ington on Saturday and lodged in Jail, up.
on complaint of the United States Judge Advo-
cate, whom be deceived with bogus evidence.
THE PRESIDENTS MEXICAN POLICY.
Washington, Nov. l2.-Reperts having been
Circulated which throw discredit upon a pre-
vious announcement that Max bad abdicateT, it
is now stated as the policy of the Government,
that should Gen. Sherman and Minister Camp
bell find on their arrival at Vera Cruz, that moth.
ing was being DONE they will report to the Pres
ident, who will, it is Expected, recommend to
Congress to authorize measures to expedite the
departure of the French troops. 1t is believed
that the Mexican question will occupy a promi.
nent place in the Presidents Message.
SUIcIDBr-on last Saturday night a man was