The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-01

day last, q large number ofsgentiemen
from thcW est wilibe summoned to give
evidencsbcfore it.
The total issue to date Of National
Bank circulation is 1924, $40, $50, for the
exemption of which the Government
holds securities to the amount of 1885,
1873, $50. .ee.a-
There are 10000 widows and go, 200
s,rphans in Alabama, three fourtlls OF
.hen, utterly destitute
A Swiss paper states that Protestant
minister, named Mathys, who died
ecently at Stanz (Underwalden), has
eft an autobiography written in twenty
even languages.
The. excitement in reference to the
:old deposits in north Georgia still con
inues. Tie Atlanta Intelligencer says
saw pan of dirt so rich that it is
calculated it would yield $500 to the tun.
TAG Colts firearms company, at Hartford
ave no contract to manufacture the Prussian
eedIe gun, as has been reported. bu. have re :
eivcd an order from the Russian government
100000 Of the Laidley breech leaders, which
re said to be more efficient and destructive
nan the needle-gun.
Az Illinois copperheal of the Eyypti,n per-
Iasion said t. Ten. Logan. 't5ther day: - few
ears ago. when yoa was Democrat, the Re-
ubicans called yoa dirty work Logan are
doing the dirty wor.' Of the Republicans
ow?' John A. res leudcd "Ycs, sir; In,
shining Copperheads. and it's the dirtiest work
ever did bat X has to be DONE The 'cop. ;"
j not press tie que ,tioa farther.
The Indians are reported to be growing more
osrie every day. Fifteen thou sand of these
ID warriors are reported to he on the war path
I'D general war IS deemed Imminent. Gene
Il Sherman has ceased to discredit alarming
ports, and is hurryins troops to the impered
scalities.
NEWARK, n J., November Hon
william Wright, United States Senator,
led this morning at eight O'Clock. He
as seventy five years Of age.
ANOTHER TRiUMPu The Union party
as again triumplied in Western Vir ginia
Governor Booreman being re elected by
n Increased majority and all three Union
congressman returned. MY policy" is
aving the same effect everywhere ia the
.yal States
Gov Swami, of Maryland. has sue
eeded in his u5urpation, and decided to
amove the Police Commissioners who
re determined not to yield, but say:
If United States troops come they will
rotcst to the commander that they are
imply exercising their lawful functions,
nd that they are rot in either insgirec-
ION or rebellion within the meaning OF
he clause in the Cons titution of the
fnited States in reference TO that subject.
.ut if the Government troops forcibly
. ject them from the possession OF the
commissioner office, Marshal Office,
olice stations, &c, they will submit
nder protest and await the decision OF
le courts They profess the greatest
: olicitude TO avoid any collision with tie
General Government and to prevent q
opular- outbreak.
Rose Jackson, born in HIS, slave in
D he family of the late Gen, William Hart,
Saybrook, Conn, died at the resi-
ence of q sister of Gen. Hart, in Hart
ord, on the Goth inst She remained q
lave until slavery was absolutely abol
she'd in 1916, and since that time has
: cen supported by her old mistress.
A rebellion has recently broken ont in
he Burman empire. On the 2d 81
august two sons of the King rose with
heir followers and put to death the war
- rince and two other officials They then
eonfined the King in his palace, and took
ossession Of the principal towns on tbs
= Frawadi. The excuse for the rebel ior
- the Kings desire to remove the CAPT
Hed from Mandeiay. causing great expens,
I nd hardship to the people. The rea
9 ause is supposed to be the Kings op
ressive conduct toward his family, anC
is grasping commercial monopolies
Ahich are gradually running the kingdom