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Im wasus Asu TING nsHr fArms sgss.

TO THr rDsrox ov rux HEsALD.
The Father Qninn referred 70 your paragraph o. lat
sunday Gas nos shs respected Father VIM Quinn, % "a
Stephens church In this cay bu, tie Raw Father Quinn,
formerly chaplain of the Third Rbods Isispd artillery,
who va qusrssred with his wg msnt near tbs gallant
be.as The regiment u Which Esther Noonsy w1 chsp-
lAn
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Tho cssasd mall steamship China, win leave boston
wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails fcr Europe will Gloss In this city a, qua~
past and half past nvs O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Tho Nxw Yoax HsxALD--Edision FOR Europe Siil bs
rcady at eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morning
Single copies. In Wrappers. seady for inalins IL
coutA
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rw cass sf spTns ssAsI. o. Isf .rr rsuss MECHANIC

h1@usw Nov o. 100
Ia ts ~ sgsin Tom Gran. chsrred vita banning
The sbV Yosts Ne hsni,, ~his upfsr 10 on
her voysg. firm Ba~isa ~ Hong k"ng aed shieh has
b~en On sl tor days toe aisi states rrrn
Court the Jury thls sfrrneon rv-arn~s sescsst ~
.sNat fulty CsvnlG Grant art sfrsgnei for tho
oc~nce on Jay sEd Nsee tst time hss tssr o. ls@xe
on $50 600 hall The vessel ~as tofnsd ~ he taast y
sDa,h sn.rcs Ai~H and s.@ssj sian her
x.rru
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TINE sufHmas " the QUEBEC fae.


INV Onfslxs, Nov. :, Isss.
Brevet Mslor General Mower A the District ~
Louisans including the posts ~ Jefferson tIs.hs
Texas, and u also maze ArtinF Gommlss1oaer 81 tbs
Frcedulens Bureau Tor Looisann
Seventeen Additional military prisoners bsye ben
10 Ship Island ~ serve out court martial sentences
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large audience mot last evening In the Fifth avenue
new opera HOUSE. Tho entertain nens VIA Of tho usual
character consisting Of pathetic and comic songs and
ballads, extravaganza dancing and buriesques Tho
audience evidently went to the Opera House VII the
pectaton enjoying evening OF pure recreation and
Judging from the continual or laughter and rounds
Of applause which greeted this clever minstrel troupe
one went away disappointed The concluding piece
est Georye and ye Dragon" particularly received
with unmisak cable sigus Of approval
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clerk 70 DO appointed by the Police Counlssioner for
each precinct according to tho agreement made = the
conference with General Grant, the CONSERVATIVE Com
mitse abandoned tho whole matter and Withdrew with
out making any nominations TO the Police board they
had previously claimed c right 70 review the entire list
property quaiiGcatisn Of $40 Geo This rejected
by the Commissioners and II WAS nnAily deter
mined by them that they would appoint judge
aud clerk every precinct giving the comm tee until
ten O'Clock TO- uight 10 mako their nominations About
tho time named the committee, OF which Lieutenant
Goven1r @ q. Coz one, sent communication 70
ms,ss thus the list Of judges and clerks stand
the Mayors election.
Opinion of tho Attorney General ON tho Regis
try Lists.
BALTIMORE Nov. s. 1885
Attorney General Randall has given opinion tho
Registry law, declaring u the authority and duty OF
judges OF election the list OF registered voters
and 10 exclude from voting all whom they are con-
constitution.
The philadelphia Union League and the Bai-
timOre Difficulty.
PnLApurHIA Nov 8, 1885
Al An informal meeting Of the Union League this
eveaing u VAS unanimously
Resolved That heartily condemn tho recent course or
Governor Swami OF Maryland In relation 70 the pendng
election IN that sa,e directly calculated and intended 70
soyernmeD4 Of that cosnmouweaIh. gIs $3.50 .W
ms.olvsd Tia. .s cordially ynp..hss vita Re gns s
purposes e re.egade and fs.th!ess Executive ~,
s e. ss ne 81 nss Nc q
the land, thanks for his fsAress and Gallant
ss %ss Officially re s e. e
land and compelling rebels and traitors 20 abide ~ tho do
Resolved That copy o these resolutions forwarded
the Union League Of Bsiilmors. III
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TINE ALLEGED LARCENY Of alU.


TO THg RDfrOR or Tn. HyRALD.
We satisfied from ue ssplarstIon 81 -ssmsa Peter
Hcav~y that a.. " slk he from
store S broadway, Akea cart with the In
LEONARD BROTHERS EDwAsDs
Nsw YoHK Nov & i~s5
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The following later. the Driver HAkss
Sewing Machine Company BY Mrs General Grant rcis.rs
tho Of ladies who have these enie.
bratsd Machines In their families --
wAsn,s0ros u. o., ocl 4, ises.
GHovxs a BAEEa r. w. Ga.
GxsTLEsrnit affords great pleasure 10 bear witness
20 tho ercrsnoe of th~ Family Sewing Machine snufAo
turBd by company. ! have had of them In ny
fAaiy for Some two years. aud from what know " ~
worfnKs and from thn trs nony u 81 my friends
who use the hardly how anything cuid be
more oomplrtc give better satisfsatioa.
Tho machine have IL NJ the most @erant have
and presented by fri~nis who puxhs u
At tho sanitary Fsiv Ia tSS<. vsry truly yours. a.,
Mr.. u. s GRAM
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posnAsp Ne, Mo-. q, lace.
Too nssn bsrsS JoAn ss1 ioseps sro~N, ~ tses
glrshesh cue II them ne ks~rss ~ ths ro<~ kesss
There Lave lass tser shos uroass The wssa W rae
rA~s Enktb-n. che y wrl ~ iafa rs STRAY O.
cured 90 Trs, s,r,ss = he head q Portrait rsss
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Concert nj the German Presbyterian Church.
sacred concert given last evening 81 tho German
Presbyterian church. u the Of Madison and Mont
gomery streela Nr. Charles Lockwood the tenor
Mr. Frederick Stems the baritone. Mrs. Mario Abbott
the soprano. and Mr. John Abbott tho pianist Tho
vocal performances we're acceptable. including SONS
compartments unworthy the attention OF the audi
OF fourth rate concert saloon Tho assemblage.
which was quito large, WIS, however, indnlgcnf, and
overlooked many shortcomings which . moro critical
gntherns would not oasiy have forgiven s9F
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rm ssfnrtWuT % ra Mvpm MA q rrl.

ssrrs Tsnn., Nov isAH
Tie lsa, N .spsFiissn bat iiesurnai Va Pfsu and
Merton : stl trn.rss.ias Rssasnsss frssds arssaD-
"A. a. ~ b~ afaatasi, bat she coal stfg
Ihs aryuu. Il 1lil h. coheiuied ~ 1otfcw.
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A Thoy.mnd vTIIea Away.

The perfume zelda born Of snow-wni'e
flowers that gieam Nks under INC night skies q tr
tropics hangs Ia the dewy bus an has NC 90
cou- odor, and every lady who PHALok'h NlnHI.
nLuoMIS0 cEnKUs enjoys In her dressing room and
hon
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schr Amos raihspeurr Terrell, Provdenes for rhisda
rhis
schr Plow BOY. Hsfcit Providence for AIb~av
kchr "A Lewis Tyler. Newport Tor Aibaay
Arhr n Wfris, Brown, rtorngtun
rchr " Hobart. Hobinson. NUw Haven.
sohrs Fuckfngh Levi, Portland. ~
kshr Governor, Fre~thy. fortrhrater.
Nehr Tunis RoIna ---~-. Albany luT fau RIVER
FioDp Oregon, Rhodra rrovidsnes.
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s1S.lssyal w ya AVA.

Halr,x. sov t-udsigtl
Ts~ys s,s no rgs 81 me ssssspshiy Jss. fmU Lvsv-
goa oetsss " ~ "a Q5ssso~a tbs lssh fhs weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-06

rerctcmspt incident 10 'ths night before election
did not prevent the large attendance as sverns
a. ttb popular plsce Of smasevncut NV programme
Gas presented In Which we're eonisnsd . member OF
novelties together wsh many q the Standard cs p,~ces
ono Of tie oost the OIL the performances
given BY Tho scrotais seaovttA Icpsz sSd kss hires
children the dveribsmens q t'ot~fs7as, gwen by
Nile nsshs aus ballet o. twelve yeans lsdiss, va
tame and barely creasbe. Tp&y Pastor gave nuxn.
Der o. sonss among shs8 fws n~~ che were INTRO
drref-.Tne fsnsnsia Csrsis" and 'srss Nsngbsy,
Na1rhty giris'~-ifs former t~irg oudy srsovsd The
enieftsinmens cio~ed 9th the play a The rwsss
PEND new ssnssfionsl drsrss, N Which, VS. de-
vslcpsf the plot u posbied owe. rsafs l~siDasv To-
nnai happy rsansen, 70 iss Usst sdihesi.ca u ,hs
audienco
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Tho production Of "Old Pills Birthday, iass night
considered great success as with tins sxoep-
,ion Of IT. Baker who played we'll hardly any one OF
the actors knew his part and there also considerable
delay and Encouragement In the scenic department. A
parody o. "Ths Winters TaIs,p entitled Perdita y
was sIso given II mas considerable burI~squs
very fairly put upon The stage. and gave satfAcou
Miss Alicia Vaudeville AZ Perdta. and Mr.. Gomsrsai
Lcontee, deserve especial mentlon.
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For ihnss wko fond 81 EssTc Sit fsnny Jokss and
upsseepssonsbs s4rcfns ne .n,srsssmsst = ns~sss
Kslls 80 I~s~ ,.ss "a. ~n las, Inc lhsns The
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rrsrt..p, NJ wev @. Ices
Ths csans EafIona Hsss foth>1 kvasr ~ .
pscksxe ooatafnitg st.ioD "a sed o<fns so~u from
tbs se9Ete. kgsi u 80 u de.o& ssyisx
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Al Fycrdeips Gard Depot. 3O3 Bread WAY
the moss<assnt Wedding Cards y tho oity.
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TJvs Preiudes we're brought cut n, The lsft sunday
concert NJ Irving Hail Having taken his subject frora
one Of fAmsrtnes nansenscsI "medita,ions the
poe~r a boldly outlined hut too highly oo.ored pic
tire buddles togcsber the violent ccnrA and
aside nor purpose Of Introducing outiand.
lsh enecv Jhe orchestral mAssing the martial
men. however, g really grzpd and souinspfrns. and
partially redcsms the mcdiprty o. Tho of ths
On the occasion refer ~ the prorrsmms cempsire
the overture N. Kerry Wives ~ wlBdsos horn solo
ny Mr. schuidt with nuie cciesto BY Mr. kb~n, harp
solo ~ NJ ronuau aud soi ~ Mr. Pollock and tlgnos
See-vini ms after utterly Destroyed ne .nec' 81
come into the ssrden Maud, and I'VE Merry Br1r
there being redeem nr qushy IN his rrnd-fi1g o.
the songs The Bsri Sunday concert I'll ~ sven
Al StSlnWAy Hall.
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Al. .Gimhr~se'., 5Sa Bveadvvny ON Exhtsi-
ton this week, Bfonsc IukstAnds add variety 81 ether
Bfouses. RotAilcd y Wholesale priors
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fhs drama entitled Adrsnne's Secret has been de-
edsd success .. the above named popular place Of
amusement In Brooklyn Last evening 10 vas again
performed before large and fashionable audience The
acting great Improvements over that Of the nrss
night, and Mr. and Mrs. Conway received repeated %.
plauss for tho artistic IN which they represcntsd
their respective psrts The evenings entertainment
concluded with the Iriah drama, shzndy kcGuirc which
want o0 smoothly.
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.Dr. GILBERr's PILE IssrRUMEHr positively ours
W. worst u piios S~nt BY mai rrc-,pi ~ - tr
ears FRO. Saj BY druggats Agents wanted
Address J. KosnAinc. manager HI br~dway New forS
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Boys, Youths ard chtjdrer'- Clothing
Largest assortment and finest gpods In this country
T BEokAw 4 bkoIlii.Rs, ~ Fourth ay.n,le.
nd ~ fxH4y4t
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A. We. lave Never Foand WY D~n,ifr!cs
to equal SwI ETKhfA. act In karop~-sr and Mrs
Howard Paul
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The performances Of Harris coatnus 20 attract large
and appreciAivs audiences a. Dodworth Hail. His tricks
certainly something OF tho marvellous and remind
ono OF the supernatural eas performed BY tho Egyptian
mxgicixns
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Bssemsn Cesrcrs. -sseinwny nan.

signov Brignoli sang k'Appar, from Martha, and
Good Bye, swsethssrs last night IN style far
passing all his previous erora Madame Parepss o
L~s, from Linda displayed her remarkable powers OF
execution and than her orAiorio pecss
rerrnnfi Fortuna Mills and Rosa were vehementy APP
plauded Tho orchestra, under Mr. Theodore Thomas
played ~ 70 the Poet and Peasant The
concert takes place on "Wednesday evening.
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w MAILS FOR EUROPE.
<s~~>~~~>~~~~~>~~--.~-
Tho cssasd mall steamship China, vii Ieavo boston
on Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will cioss In this city Al qua
past and half past nvs O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Tho Nxw Yoax characterization for Europe sll bs
rcAdy at eleven O'Clock on Tuesday morning.
Single copies. In wrAppssS sesdy for nauins ~
centx
A Thousand rIiiea Away; 40.
nossr- that ssam Ike s,ar. Under I've night iis. Z, dc
ss ~ shs ~ e i:i
boudolr.
fs:.,as ' s. ~. .s.. ses.s i. a,s.;r
*. Msssss .s%easy y MR. 0ssr or, ns. s
bratsd Machines In their families
Gsovxs 4 BAsHs =. w. Co -
10 tho o. ss smy ses e ss@n
tur.S ~ your oomgsny h..s had one % ,Asm IN ny
workings. and from mony many o. my frisnds
msss o"mpc,c o. Give Ss.isr ss,sfsasos SUM
IT,. ssss . 90, q :. % s
at tho sanitary r.iv 10 1874 vsry truly your, A.
rs.ss s..s 500 s:sy, Mars
order, boiled and repaired
ues week. Hsssss ioLsi.ass vsrsy j .'Sss
Brooses RetAiied . Wholesale psioss
xAb4as 4tirTans. 'S:;a iiv'iss a rsbs'rr-s
surc Piic Care.
Dr. aILsxRrs PILE IEsrRUmENr positively oare.
sss.: s,s I, asrss: as sS ..s.ss sys-ss..
Awe Have Never Foasd s.y D~n,ifr,cc
u. sls.a: .4s ssa .. S.S ~ &. ~; sSs
s.S %:.fs psAb Esn ".Ssr Il ame a. md
s7s Broadway " kA~ Fiftsenth stSes and all drugxba
All Prize. Cnshed in Legal Lottsrics.--Circa-
!. cLurE. broker. i7s rro.dsar.
B.y.', Ysufh'- and chUdrcr'- CIothInx.-
't1''' sEST%w "a iaso ~
End ~ iArAyeis pi.ss
ns,ehs,sr. 5.siF DE The S..i I. Tho
Factory. 81 Barolay strret
n Tysq rss are .s d. iscys ~ :. q
s ss , assssy sss 1. az" Lsas % q sss
sss Sf s .s 10 ssl's
s ss., f :ss9ss .. ' % 1'sa s@ '
" "A ,:; IL . .s. ssfs 49,"
House.
Dr. Ole. :.sss. I': A.ai 81 nc sssisr"
consalsd-
%sss S,'. a"a l.s'. .:s ps:s j ' s:s,
place.
Ss. n's ss /, S as:, sal" ..s % :.s "'
----~-~~-~-~-~-
y,s.ie asssn,.s ::x rf s.s. I:s
Soss .aa rssn:yivsnia stats ta'r. ist&
Egs' s s csic. . ns sss $50 .. ss':. la
Is, prcu.'u@ Nav York stAso fslr. iDs.
E,:sss e.. y.sssas. .ad E:;irs.s .,,r r'-'
--a--------------
F''r'' fc ssfalS'i'sss sSEi isss sAos,srs
90 Hrcsdssy. New yori
SICK Gs" ..s L: sT sp ss-. ..,s Elastic
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'''''' y - j. SEUBAuhERs 81 c.a~i .,ssst
---------------------------
s'The ladies ~ Oar Hs..chs'd Endorse ~
aan..n.d" nuGSErr's cocoaIsE for N. nsi- .aa
----------------------
s@s: .d Ess q As sos. ., Pr"
and Wooster streets.
lie. q Psrrir'- sauce Delicious ~ith soup,
John DUNcAs's soSs. Agents fDr the United STATES.
msysc s.,,,, nsr, ~ , rs,a 70
bsayloons and 81 sinds VI Geld aad silver.
rAYLoR = Co. ssaL-r., Is wan .r.s1 -
R.yss Haysss ssA III L~3ai L.,s.s,es.
Fairs essied fofofn# A,s sent.
j. n CLAYTON 10 Wal street. ses rod
TIE Bswe Sewins MACHINE. = t.e~ss-sss-s
for fsmi~. And Artufefs Tor aei
Tnh uowL MACHINE COMPANY 1p hfo~dssr y. T.
wheeler n Wilsea's g.s~kstis~h ~ vvtss Ma
rhine sad Hai,0nheis Machine 1<t hfw.assy
WIGS, Teape~s aud Urns nssi Hale, Hrss
qualify iiar Dyc and IsIr Dr-se ~ roor.. a BAfcn
EI.Oh'A. ~ Eend street
S III p PINE NE w s.
sasssAr $50 voss-~vs
- soos MON -
ss1s................ ~ ssas vATsn.s ~
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Cri-tadere's Hair D,s.,-Til~ ,~ef Ever sls."-
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FAnAnos. Drk % NJ .sss~is ~ psft.
rp-vvss.s bet n Arr sssk Faysx~s, wsiis. Hssta~
oov EAs. D. xs~cls ,srs wha her.~ Per. argfa
tfA1arsn nci A--Ass brig WIZ Hlni~v sisss- ui1 81
bra bshn " As1.rsso Namgbef4. Nf0fs.
Nfr Il ~ ssr n oar thsprn.s. ba~. ~yest "a
- afls Nasrilgst. rssstL arsst
hx.sfs.. 80 ii~rti hsrs is~-a~sl. wi~sn, He.sea
MALAGA u.t ~ "a ssrs bfty@st tbfl seas-. ~.
yoft.
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Dr. OIes 1Isr-as's Pulls Axai!.t Cholera,
DyseEtary DiarrhsA For sale ~ all the Principal
druss an1 Al lU Siaih ssei. whore tho Doctor
uzntA All
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"Bkowss Bronchial ruche@ are stdeiy known A. Al Al
relnedy BrouchItss Iioarseacs tov, and
other rnu.s Throat and Lungx They of Ervss
yaius for ia. PURPOSES for wbrh designed shc
they usually pIcasAnly eescous they contain
hurul ingredients. bui Al all tlnas be used snh
feet .Afety.--ksoston fsocordef.
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rli al Me- bea,srd ~ in.s bsss. rs,rei wossh ~
PAsgls Uo~As. Mo-alas. tsscs ALsnAc pas.n,
~psk ~. So.
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Defiance Fire and Hwrsfar Prosf SAFES.
Large Assorsment al III Murray sTsr oofaer of Sesaa
place.
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Elliptic uock-titch N-w.nx Mnchir.. !ft
broadway Highest pr.niusas Maryland iDHutie. hsts
yosk end rs.nsyi vanIa stats fairs. ss6H.
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Ds0das, Dick q C0.'s Seft Gapsuie-~ Hoss
made. AL lnds 5old by drasglss Take no others
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Etilpac ~~~i.s Mschice Cc.,s Flrs' i'sr-
est prcnslun Nav York stxts fslr. t1g
, 1866-08-13
FROM NEW YORK.


The Cholera In tho CttY-Weekf5
Statement Of Deatl,s-A Detective 1uu-
oFo&lr-A nAon 1e,'
Hle1lcan 1tenos-touflcs1e" !" t"e
Hawaiian Quccn-1tumors4 dcs
Tho ieoith DoafI for Yesterday fhnw highly
cyatifyin: decrease ii cholera in ibis city. Ther
Tyerc fhrse new caees reported In New York. It
tor,, ri m cnidemic tffs eumIner The u1ortalty
report fos TIC week Will mol exceed, ii is believed.
DEATHS fiom el,ole1s during ,hs pre,ions lwenty
hrrn fwrnty-tisLt cases and eleven dc1tlts on
cinjir rcnuried ID Inoo.ly since The last rubca-
finn
There VIVA a1ic],t inc1easetn the Number Of sick
ou G Gorctpor's island yestc.tay.
The hfallh Of the tIoops on Dayid'e Island fs
considered excellent.
an .;nc hs ihe nnbffcsion Of chafccs acstast
tfs Meiropolitans, a,ijl RACES. Detective Golden,
c,,t,1nn.,,int. frlonr md Tsretsin. brcs from
has ,,aic IN affidavit of faci. con-
uettcii with lis case, In which he claims that the
| IN, atry1reA rendered In
, 1866-08-13
FROM MADISON,
Enthusiastic Reception of Senator
Ifoxye-Tsle Senator Pays his Respects
TO hl. Recreant Colleague, Dooilttle-
Patriotic Readings By 11r. Murdoch-
Resolutions with the True Ring.

Enthusiastic Reception of Senator
Ifowe-The Senator Pays his Respects
TO hi. Recreant Colleague, Dooiittle-
Patriotic Keod4nE1 By Mr. Mux.doch-
Resolutions with the True Ring.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tzfanut1
IAptsox, Wis, August II.
Tie hedcmorst.aton IN honor Ut Hon. T. O. Howe,
tc faftlfn1 Union Senator ri this Statc Was most
hearty and cnthnslastic. The rain, which con-
tinrca all day, kept many from csnine, but the
Assembly Chamber WIS well filed bF an audience
thoroughly eysnpathiziug with the speaker, as waa
manifested by The tumrltnouA aud prolonged
cheering which greeted his appearance, and re-
peatedly tue audience expressed their approval Of
the sentiments uttered. the ladfcs. aso, sbpwtrins
assembIage mel, which wns pretided over by Coz
ernor Lutlus F6irchj1d, with Generals r $. Allen,
G. l. HaKsfs, Henry Hardin, and Colonel George
i. sicGney, j. e. snalth, John 4. johnssn md b.
dsn's: "a csP.ais !; y: Ts1isIi. And:s~ @ % s.:
With flowers, Governor Faitch!ld welcomed
rss sns.9 L. m Ta 5 s AZ peus es9ssns ss , ssass @
and Representatives during The Inst session. Of
h as oe tslf aean
/ and aaourning over ahe !adieal change in him who
stands at the t.ead Of the Government, and tbat
sss: - IT, , tfaii,sis ,; peaths; g. y; ist$
''esSS 'da ps,nsss Ps'' es ofss 'as' Ras@
hai constientionaly rcheeted .he Win oi lis con
stiiuents: and rot turned aside after false gods,
Tue people welcomed him to their bearte. and IN
!hels name h. said, "Wel1 done, good and falsh'
Sss ssa sns il Fe2 s ses h.sf
then ' Ia,e Cd ne ss sa ssoa
seastor as se seseh e5 hs%
inconclnsisencss Of bis reasons for separatin:
fton, the Union men IN Congress, and rindicattn:
resoIufe md .rue to convictions, thus eompcilln:
not merely Congress bul The President 10 do tllc
/ will. No synopsis can do the speech Justice, no
sent gess son Il Eli. "e''' " As LIE speech "'i '
.Afie1 Tie close q the speech, Prof James +;
as as leass: d &c 5 as ct e. enl M
great r.!ect, BFyant's poem. .sTie Rai1le-de1d,
" Mr. Eabl:e, iroa @ eomnittee of sesea, feporte
rcsolg,ionE Which! wc.c adopted unaniraou-l
md heartily, DECLARING f',at ths ;s CONF
ths faap psope Of se Tho f nnposd e.
ministla.ion Of Abraham Lincoln, and favore
suprssssing tic 1shellop; that re approve ,th th
We destre The early restoration of all the states
their fH1I fel1ttoue In the u11ipn, we demand III
| the condition OF said restoration .ha1I be eueh
. TO meet the approval Of loyal men, md guasan:s
on the pat OF tfosc lately In rebellion, that the
are 1htrty*fx stazs on tue Gag anu the usual uu1
. | her Of etslpes, aud that t!'r proper method
maintaining those etsrs in their clear efIulSrnce
beacon lights Of Justice, ffrctlom and natioualtt
IL ense traitors to take back seats, and TO col
nit the work Of Reconstruction and reatorutto1
I the lasely rebel1ous states 10 men Of undoubt'
luyalty.
! The meeting inspired Union men with nf
| corrucc for The work before them,
, 1866-08-13
INDIANA.

Eleventh District Copperhcad ConFen"
tlpuGov. 0G1e~bGs~ Appointments
1xo,.x,po,,e. August 11.-11e Democratic
cone1tsdonai Convention 70. the Eieycn:h Dis
ire i WABASH yestsay AZ wa,s asa q f9sI M3m
fnn. NcInwel, of Grant, and Suow, Of Adams.
Some put General ssss t. nonlTa.e1a aaa ni
hfs ~ M na af,er>sa1Js Withdrawn by friend OF
lie Een*xsle, wto assured the Con ;sntton tnas
f;rcsras SiasE wte not candidate. and Wo1lq nos
accept he nomination If 1t were 1e'oesco ILL.,
, 1866-08-13

tti>loyal as an organization, and m enemy OF
the loyal people Of the conntry.
Disappointed as We arc my Union friends,
at tho political situation Of the country, and
conscious Of the formidable combinations
comprising the defeat Of our party, I con-
gratulate you upon the healthy public seuti-
ment that every where peryades the loyal
States, and you tokc courage from 1t and
press on, in solid column, 10 the achieve
ment Of tie noble victory that awaits you.
, 1866-08-13
ElsOM ATLANTA.

Intluutan NIuFtIer--IA Ham Killed bY
Hur1i1n= to Death with Nitric Acid.
h11A.s7A. Ga, Ausust ia negro was found
murdered iast nIrht by urknown pefsons. It
seems that be was dist Knocked down aud tied to
stakes driver into the ground and then ntr!e acid
wa% poured on his face and breast: hs month n's0
rare Of his body, whtrr the acid came IN contaes
wa eaicn away. leaving the bones l,7sc. ufs
death had evidently hceu slow and lingering, aud
The knee.pan of the left leg had been disloc.ted,
apparently from desperate writbtnst 10 free him
.eif. The military have undertaken 10 ferret ON
The perpetrators Of the crime. The body VA
,Ifacci fcuppEnItty In . vault.
, 1866-08-13

NEWARK, Clio, Aue. 10.-c- 3, Gffin. Esq.,
N. today removed trose edee IS Postmaster tn II
llse city. and Lrtae-aId-buste! man aY2oln!sa 10
and neichbors caicd al his rcsidrnee this evening"
BY the taad, te 1sSdfy theiF teSssd
Stirring music b Inc band, Ms. Gif5n appeared in
tesrcrse 10 tbe calle Of the c.ewd, and Welcomed
thr con,ranr in a neat ind forcit1e speeeh- Ate,
a few remarks By other persons present. me esoMo
disrescd, well pleased with the intercourse o1 INC