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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
TENNESSEE TO NETWORK.

THE NETWORK ELECTION AND TENNESSEE
To the Editor Of TAeM J. HfbmG
SIR: On Tuesday next the people Of New-fork, as a
part Of the National Jury viii give Their verdict IN the
great of the People agf The President which has been
ON trial for some months In the same week the Tennessee
Legislature which has already ratified in a loyal and
Constitutional manner the Constitutional Amendment of
Congress will meet in Nashville to carry the work Of
eona ustice which il has so noby begun body Of men
more faithful honest and devoted assembled. Firn
and PATRIOTIC IL has without fnehng qualng faced
both the fury Of the Rebels and the wrnhful prescription
and persecution of the President For two long weeks
sat battling get quorum Of It's members 70 mtiy the
Amendment its last session, and finally tumphed over
n pcrfdous Chief Magistrate. He offered Offices and
brides TO them without stint. aud TO their everlasting
honor without success They followed the National
nag and the bread and butter Of the White House.
second fiery struggle awaits that Legislature again, but
they are prepared 90 through IT, If the loyal men of the
Ncrh VIII give them their moral aid and encouragement
Men Of NeWYork be true 20 yourselves and TO the cause
for which your soldiers fought the bloody fields Of VIZ
gna and Tennessee and yon viii be true 20 the loyal men OF
tennessee The election OF a strong Republican dccea
tion to Congress, and Of Gov Fcnton, next Tuesday
would call forth responsive exclamation OF JOY rom the
patriots of Tennessee. That Macedonian phaanx OF
Southern loyalty calls 10 yOu from its citadel AZ Nashville,
and pointing the Empire State 20 the Constitutional
Amendment, nyOkcs her TO strike with all her might for
the Republican Congress and against treacheOus Prcs
dent whose hands are dripping with the blood OF
than 200 Tennessee Unonisis murdered by Rebels To
vote for the Presidents ticket IS ~ vote 10 deliver over
the State Government Of Tennessee aud her 1900 men
who served bavey in the Union army into Che power Of
the Rebels IL is rudcly and cruelty spuTn body Of
men who have stood up for freedom aud equal justice with
unsurpassed herosm. bill providing for the education
of every child in the State both white and black has
already passed the Tennessee Senate and Is now on It's
second reading in the lover House There strong reason
TO believe that the Legislature viii also pass impartial
suffrage b and thus Get The first example of perfect
reconstruction. Speak out New York VIII YOU sustain
johnson and the Tennessee Rebels or Fenon and the
Tennessee Union men LoOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Union soldiers of Western North Carolina met n
convention at Asheyille Oct 49, and unanimously adopted
a series of resolutions, from which quote the following;
Resored That recognize in the Congress Of the United
States law making the warmakng and the peace making
power -, - L.
Reaolred That will heartily co6pere with Congress IN
the adoption any thai IT, In its wisdom ana dscre
ton NAV the complete reorganization Of the re-
bous States and for their readmtanco all the functions
Of the General Government upon loyal basis.
Resorcd That North Carolina, NJ State has wasted hcr
substance in roon living and reacheou conspiracy against
the pence and dignity of the nation that her Indispensable
duty TO return her fathers house immediately asking only
servants Place ,
RSsOrcd That only such Enthusiastically Loyal 10
the United States Government without regard TO nneeedeis
should be appointed any Office within the g OF the people
of North Carolina.
Resoird That recommend the adoption Of the Howard
Amendment the Constitution Of the United states MS the
and direct road gain admittance hercn but
should the Legislature Of North Carolina In s folly and mad
reject the proposed amendment IN such IN event zee
,rH hcu respectfully PETITION and pray Congress On ~ ras-
ssabhng pas cHdbe the toyal css ~ ns state
il there only 5000 therein 20 shape and organize Re
publican form 81 government that viii secure abundance
into the Union and deliver II entirely ana forever
from the msTule Of traitors
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TIE SITE OF TRApE.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO rHk rRlsuSE.

BIT TELEGRAPH TO THk
BUFFALO Nov SFour-us Of 500 bbl at BIZ 81 for No /
e. Rye Flour Wheat Of 5000 bush Port Wash
Club 81 1000 bush No. Chicago Spring at 90
Cosae $50 900 BASH opening IS closing with sses Ia the
OF 10 90 bush 81 3D. and 1900 bush Extra No At
a0 Oase, - 800 BUSH To- at CSC. for No. n Chicago
Ole Baey-ssles 1900 bush Csuads al 81 49, Rye lower;
cargo No Chicago offered at ~ Is without takers Peas
quiet Canal dull aud New York
-Whea lTdlsc; Corn Ndl5c. Recepts-ils60 bbs. Flour.
64ls bush Wheat, O. 6 bush Corn H. 6lS bnsh Oats $3.50 bush
Barley Peas Cnsl EIportslst0 bb Flour 100 100
O Rye the canal destined Tor dewaer including
shipments Buffalo for days ending the h and from Osweo
ending the 3d293 bbs Flour $50 9is bush, Wheat TO $50
bush 1866 bu .h Barley tO bush
New York Central Stock Yards the heaviest
this prices advanced steadily until late ia the day
when the Nswfork report produeeds a reaction The weather
Ia cold -
AIBANY Nov sFlour quei Gales Of Amber State Wheat at
G O Oais-sales bush state ahoai Ohio sc
Con-sars adoli. 81 81 Barley dul Passed Eoonye-3
od. Barley osd, Dat. loads Rye Siad Corn Loads Fonr
600 bush Oats BUSH Barley bnsh RYE soo bush
Spring New Amber - eli NJ sgrioS ~ ~ Corn opened
$50 No Lake Frrsls hrm &c. by steam to
Bualo Receipts bbs flour $3.50 bush Wheat
90 bus 81 900 Os tsoo9 bash Barley 5000 bush
Rye. 5000 bbls Flcur 4sO bush wheat
J,o0o bust. Corn $1,000 bush Osts
CHICAGO Nov aflom quiet sud steady Wheat advanced dl
No closed firm a 81 2od ~ % for No
sud ~ 0l9$ 81 Os for Ne. Corn el2c bshe closed tm
sales Al 4, a 9c for Ne Mess Pork Is 80 ,r New Hehwns
S2 80 for duty paid ~ "a for bonded Hog. fairly
active 81 ga 10 . fog common to good FIeights de el
2c Receipt. 1880 bbl Flour "a 600 bosh Mhe
blsl. Com. 5000 bush 300 oEs shipments: bb
Wheat 79ocO basil. tun 70 600 bush Data
MLwAuEeg Ny, s-fosi dln Wheat active 81 10 for No
ioob6 FoSi iissobi.i Wheat iDnsI 1900 bbis floai
~ bu Wet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
NETWORK.
MASS MEETING AZ TIYOLI-CoNvENT1ON or UNIoNIsTs
AT UPPER RED HOOK.

MASS MEETING At TlVOLl-CONvENT1ON or UNIoNlsTS
AT UPPER RED HOOK
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
TIvOu n. Y, Nov. 4.-Tbe Union men in this
Democratic stronghold and vicinity met in convention at
Upper Red Hook at O'Clock today Previous to the tine
mentioned hundreds ladies and gentlemen had arrived at the
spot designated and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed In
front Of Norman Amss hotel large stand had been erected
speakers and Old Glory noaed to the breeze and was
visible every direction hatywoker in the shape Of n
xpoundcr bel awoy intervals while the Rcd Hook Band
lent nu additional charm 20 the 10y play ng tue nHoug
airs and Iendng the fires o and n the breasts q OIL
The speakers puyous TO the meeting were sumpuonsy en-.
Among those present the festive board were cye Major
Gen. Geo. sharp Breyet Major Zen j. w DE Pcyser Brvct
land and Judge Iyler Of Connecticut When tho above dn-
eushed gentlemen ary ed al Norman Acs hoei ,y iound
there waiting the Hon. Marx d. Wlber Gen A. - smith,
the Hon. John Crger end others In good lime The people
assembled about the speakers platform just then nige
cavalcade OF horsemeu appeared upon DE scene The hos
heads dressed of with American Gags and umes Of red white
blue cOOs As the array riders passed the grand stand
the band played Tramp Immp Tramp thc Boys are March
cadc number that had followed SHERMAN ia Dis march to
the
At2r Andrew T. Martin called the meeting 70 order by
appointing Marquis ID Ley yee Phillips resident and An.
drew X Pitcher William liiamcr John II cons "nd Pttci
J. Rockafelow Vice Presidents and A. l. Martin, ESQ., Sec
rctaIy. "
Alter the Offices appointed The band played patriotic
air When the finished the Chairman introduced Major
B.lard who mac. bnei speech igi o. e.oqpencc
When MI Bull nd became seated The hnan hil'd lced
the principal speaker OF the day Judge Tyler 81 Co'ccEt
Who was received by the immense audience present with 1n-
bounded applause.
The speaker stated that the prospect OF m early raicai on
Of tie amendments Tie Constitution would soon uc Nhtd ~
the action Of the Empire state and IN The course OF his itn
used exhaustive en IN favor Of Corgcs and against The
Executive.
The loyal men h1eaboui are about erecting monument 10
the memory OF dead soldiers who went 20 Tie war nom Tins To-
caty On IS inscribed The wing "Ihs lmmediue
Neiehborhood defenders who lost their lives m suppress
INK he SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion and sustaining the Government
Of the People for the People by the People
The subscribers The monument have voted that Gen Philip
Koaruey also be inscribed n the monument IL will he
remembered that be Killed Chnnty pTcfcring 20 take
chances death surrender to keDc The dedication
will place in about weeks zen j. Watts De Pcysr
will he the orator Of the day.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN MoRRISANIA.
The Registration Of voters IN the town OF Moui-
SANTA finally completed Saturday night The whole
number Of registered IN the town is l Ia The lint
Ward 42 Second J13 Third i2Si Fourth 40 Total lt'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
ARMY GAZETTE.

1T rHLEoRAPH
H0S0RABLY MUSTERED OUT.
tool. 4. T.. Troter, LIST Regiment Veteran Re-
Corps. from Oct II last
A,'i'tah 2uarfemo'eSs q s. To-Co r. Burr and joel D..
Cntteuden Quahemaer Department Nov Csp j. r. Hoyt.
Geo H. Orne breye Msjors, L. e. Webster Brevv Col H. r.
BAetma w a. Barlow r. b. Owen. W. L. Ryerscn, Gilbert c.
smith and L. c. FoTsyth Nos. 4
ANNOUNCED.
Brevet Brig Gen. u. B. Mercy United States
Amy Inspector General Of Military Division Of Mssour
EXTRA PAY TO ENLISTED MN DETAILED AS CLERKS IN THE
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
OyycE ConNissARY GENERAL oT SUsEsTENcE,(
-r--y tr. WAsHIxaToN, d. c. Oct. 81, 1896. !
The following e'te received the SECOND Controller pub
hd or the ormston Of all officers doing duty In the subsnee
Departments ' -.'
s TREASURY DTPkRTMENr. "a I .
CONTRoLLERs OTFcE, October ~, 1866.
Sra In reply your the roth that
In opinion enlisted men dssed under the seventh
ton q the Act q July H. 1886 should be rated arhcr aud al
Order. e, A. q. o.. Ih66
Very cfuly, J. NJ BRoApHEAD, CONTROLLER
Gen. A. b. EAroS 6om..Ger. sgb. b s. Army
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NDLAN TERRITORY.
80 cen.pena,n., q M. " Y. rnsnn..

Special Consspondencs e The " Y Tnbuns.
TAmIQuAH Cherokee Nation Oct 10 1896
The Cherokee Legislature has been in in this
place for two weeks law was passed repeating the con-
scaon act and providing for the restoration Of Rebel
property The late Rebels returning home. Crops
have been good in the southern and southwestern part Of
the Nation. In the northwestern part they have suffered
from drought great deal remains to be done in the
way OF building mp the ruined fences and houses Many Of
the loyal Cherokees had beea living and farming the
abandoned Rebel places and the compelled REIMBURSEMENT
will s,ill further rctard the work Of renovation IAmong
the Cherokees themselves there is disturbance, but
band Of robbers, old bushwackers from Missouri, have
been committing robbees and murders in the northern
boundary Of the Nation, aud In Kansas, Missouri and
Arkansas They we'll armed and seem 10 be well
mounted defy the military. They attacked party
Of returning Cherokee negro emganis from Kansas, and
murdered three and wounded several Others They have
committed several other murders and outges on the high
WAYS.
As there nothing but infantry with the command at
Gibson, nothing OF eourse can be done by the military
should they enter the Cherokee Nation again understand
that Cherokee company will be organized 70 pursue
them.
ON Wednesday last both branches Of the Cherokee
Legislature convened In Joint session 10 elect Principal
Chief The Constitution gives the power TO the Council
90 NIL all vacancies. On the first vote the Hon. VIM. i.
Ross member Of the Upper House and nephew Of the
late chief elected by almost unanimous vote. The
few scattering votes divided between Lewis Ross and
Judge Riley Keys.
The Inauguration took place yesterday, both branches
and crowd Of outsiders witnessing the ceremony The
Chief Justice Riley KEYS administered the oath Of Office
Tie Acting Chief Assistant Chief Col Lewis Downing
interpreted the inaugural, which was delivered In English
The vacancy In the Supreme Court caused by the death
OF Judge Pegg in Washington filed by the Council,
who elected Judge Carter formerly Judge, who went off
with the Rebels, and who has recently returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.

ARREST OF SUPPOSED MAN AND WOMAN Bur-
GLARAbout "A O'Clock yesterday morning Officer Burke
accompanied by Sergeant Ring Of the Hoboken Police
walking along Washington ST. they met and woman
making their way toward the ferry with two quite large bun
dies tied up sheets aud also small willow basket In con
sequence Of the unseasonabness Of the hour the officers inter
rogatcd them when the woman gave her name as Gearing
stating that she resided IN Washington Village and her
way New York Ia take sOed linen 20 the wash The
gave his VIM Bower and said that he met the
woman road and offered assist her BY carrying Of
the bundles Not crtng her stories the officers conducted
them 20 the station house ana pfoceed 10 lhesgaie t
calico dresses table linen handkerchief stockings and in
general Of household goods oil Of which had
the appearance OF having passed through the bands Of the
aundreSs since had been used One OF the table cloths
marked Ia red thread with the initials A. ; H. handker
chief the sane and another with the initial n Mrs Gear
ing and Mr. Bower locked up TO avail further develop
mcuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
NAVY GAZE TIE.
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DETACHED.
Oct 29.-Mate Henry A. Rogers, from receiving-shp
smPsre and granted leave eb'sneei Gunner William
from sehoosp Sabine and granted sick leaves Acting Third
Assistant John T. Greenwood from sOe and ordered
steamer Opee; Acting Third. Assistant nghsef William
Moores from Dsfod and granted leave OF sb Acting
Third Assistant Engineer William H. Touehton. hou Oss
pee, aud ordered 10 steamer Dafodl
ORDERED
October Cha Watson to steamer Ascuiney
Midipmsn Rufus Waterman 10 steam Sacramento.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.
October 2aAengN OIL Lieut. Commander John hcDianeld
Acting Ensign C. c. Wibur and Mate w H. Child from Oct
Acting Assistant surgeon A. G. Fowler from Oct "a.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The soehp Jamestown sailed om Francisco CAL for Pan
H. = Of Columbia Oct H. The Michigan, Capt A.
Bryson, sailed from Erie Pa for Buffalo, n. " Nov Commo
dore Joe Lauman transferred Nov TO RearAduiral Jas y
PseT commanding North Atlantic squadron, the following vessels
which e0mpred the Atlantic Coast squadron: Steamers Aawam
Lsnspee ChcoPee Tscony Ysn conemauSh aud tug DsaOd