davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-05
FROM EUROPE,

ny Atlantic Cnblr-Tle Alliance Between
RntHan nnd r. u-~ta-The ilnlinn Press
Dtn0uuce the fope's l4Rte ALLEGATION
lSaiii.h Admiralty md ahc Ntcara..aM
R6ute-Count 1seriheuy to succeed Count
nr aIonth0fon n% French Minister nj VVnst.
tnst"n--tiu Id f0r sle tlaeIcc Suncrrrs-su>.
slnu Mi''fnF, una Naval Forces TO b.. III.
cfensed.
PARIS, Nor. a--The Pysse Says The alliance
between Prussia aud Russia Is fixed fact.
EoME, November 2.-1hc italian press d.
H"tircc a':asa!!"n Of tAr Pope against tlt
condncl u 1t ,s.
1t Is IeiIn:tc,l that Count Ricaso1t will so,a
resign hiE r,sjt,n in the li,''an Miniatry.
1oS0oS. November 3-Thu British Admiralty
have promieed a deputation, that waited upc1
'!'rm In regard 10 the matter, that they will
vnrup:ace tAr projected Nicaragua route.
fAE1s, November Alt is ea1d that Counl
neNonthulon has been ordered 10 retire from
Washington and repai. 10 Liabon, aud that Coun,
Bcrtheny will 70 10 Washington aud take Ri;
place there.
pAn1s, November 3.-The zumored change In
tEc French Embassy to Washington l. conttmsl
IoSpos. November IA la' &c fund has becu
and NOW IL brug raI-ed. for The relief OF the spf
ierezs ly the Quebec fire.
MApn1p, November 3.-1t is eatd that the Gov
cInment Of thu Queen meditates coup a.ttH
ST. PETERSBURG, November 3.-The military
aHQ saFai lofScs n3Ne oeEn o1CsstQ 70 DC raised G
ltcir full strength.
V1EssA, November e-The Hungarian Diet l.
conyoked for the 3th instant.
Lntest English Markets.
....... toAIh,S. Move n,e1 !.
FISAScrAL-consols closed 1t S9t{ flr n,pagy.
I!1vd States @~s ts4; illinois Central. 771+ Erlc
si;t.
-.-.... -.. LIvEEp0oI, Eov~nl RI.
C1TTnS-Salcs to-day Of I0tUJ bales Market RI, ius
dL.: ut l;t fl. nlilt.lu;. up a..Is,
iEEApSIEFFs -Eas.c1- EJtn-Sxtcl at s. for niIf
Western.
IAuy1sloNs-Pork declining.
LoSD0y, November 3-Soou.
F1SAsc1AL-Con<1ts tuo,etl Al s9.4. Hines Cen
tra!, III krie, six Un,te sia:eA -J$. 6sS,
1.lt Kt:tpol1 NoitAbcsS s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cul7oS-teIeH nj l5:.u, Sales Of fl6E3O ba1e3,
, 1866-11-05

Total To county. Is, ,ts5 14.351 4.Jt5
Presidential vote in the cllJ-----.. a7,3;5
Presidential yote in the county. .31g17
Onion majority in the eity...-..- 1871
Union Malority In the couuty.-.........-. i,1l6
Congressional majority In the city,. ...., 1,7i3
Congressional ma}oEitJ in the county ...::. i.sso
TIE following was the total vote in the *euty.
afth Senatorial District, and for Representatives.
In the three representative districts, with The vote
cast for the candidates and the Union rajorites
Tnfrf T.nfar not, rTrIo,,
, 1866-11-05

.cEtpTs Pact rwExrx-Toun HOURS.

SATURDAY EVENING, November i, 1866
The following tables ehuw the receipts and ship
ments Of produce during the past twenty four
houIe:
, 1866-11-05
Report OF Indian 0ntr1ges Contrad1cted.
Especial lh.spRtch to the Chicarn T1inunel

NtpoFt Of 1nasan vatraReS C0ntfAutcteus
Especial despatch to the Chicago TIiDune.l
lAWaEScs, kansaa, Sovcmber3
The following was received ii Junction City to.
dag. ]; corresponds With the general tenor OF m,
Gtspa elcs to tho Tn'Hr NE. i'tt r,sa,iua a'lc,es
70 The Ea,iein ptcss 10 thc con: ary no,Nlla-
standing:
EdET ELLSWORTH. kA%sAs.
November i, 1siJi.
Tie Arrapasors, CncEenr"s md APPS hes are all
1nct. No lg0uhl. On t'.e userlau,i and santa Fe
stage lines. ne Ac1ananoes, Cheynnea aal
Araches viii as-"'nbl. near Fort Ellsworth, IL re-
.rlve thtsf annhs. :. Ne..ectr e$nu- OF Arrap-
ahoes and Che. cnhc3 n-e coming South. No
u0uble anticipated.
tSibntd.) NED A. BUTTERI1ELp.
, 1866-11-05
CHICAGO CATTLE flARkET.

For the Week Ending Soxrn,h<r
OFF1ck Or THE Da11Y Tz1BusE.}
sA1cEbAF E'KxIS0. SoTcmbe13 5.
BEEF CATTLE.
The following table shows ,he daI1y rc.c3o<s and
ehirmentt o Beef Cattle during the week ending to
d. COMPARED with the receipts and ahpp1euts or The
corresponding week last year:
Hecc1pts. Sh,nrruts
, 1866-11-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EFENISn, November s. 1876.
Manager lycs E1yes the following ezh!5:. of tho
business OF the Clearing nouzc, for The week end
, 1866-11-05

.'Captain Robert HALEY. who commanded the
reached Washington, From llua we lea.n tho
, 1866-11-05
RISTORI In BOSTON.

Traits of the Boston Publ{c-Thc Autl-
cfra1sons Of Historf-The Audience
The Keceptlon-Pcrsonnf Appearance
oGttte Actress-The Tragedy or Medea-
The Hub In Un%gonted Euthustaxm,
[t.rom Our Own Com; spondcn,.1
, 1866-11-05

. ~ CL8tNE3 kRICKN-
EItr0 Ettrke-Ffna. fas- c1l-tnFaacal. 4so6
years old Stccr1, and ~ efaKit1x I,tL0 ~
ana an.aFds.
formed Steer, averaging from 1.loO 10
i-{U ~ 6-oDg650
eFac1nS 3.oSIlG1,A0 ., ,at.....,,..,,.,,. iIxzSsg
NtasHm etas-Mstlluus SGet-s aaI Eoof
Cows. 1T IN: ctr slanE1,;tE. att 1rc-L.-
in: aaal.o0 rs sat...::.:....;-....,..... 4Ga5co
S.scf Cuf}<-Comnon Cattle, In scrent
Irsh. averaging. 10 4t t.hD 81, a:........ se1l5ej
{.k ritT-Light aut ttln Cows ln1 -tetrsr,
rnr.h and coarse averaging sal+s11 ns,
nt,..--........-. ..-..,.........-....... 5e1:a371
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
lOFFcAI
MICHIGAN

THE THROWING OFT OF THB WAYNE COUNTY VOTE.
The Detroit Post OF Saturday has The following con
corning the throwing out Of the vote Of Wayne County by
the County Canvassers the charge Of Illegal voting
The Board of Canvassers have Conmmacd the outrage
BY declaring the defeated Democratic candidates elected
to Office and ordering certificates OF election 10 De issued
% them
The whole pretense upon which this cg has been based
is fraud preiense up by The Jrss IFess that more
were names on the poll lists fehood The truth u that
k1lJt than there Werr o. ilc LIST bn'
certain ate officers Tb~J tbs proper
number Of ballots than thcre names me h 10 Illus
rate 6Uppose there 20 Tie tally suppose . m
are found jusi ballots the box II vOd he evident that
no man had voted But suppOsc s. found count
thai on Ibis ballots there n for GOrcuOI. This
would prove thn there be baos which there
tLan for Else ia; iLer As m.slA'
In tho 'ay This mistake IN certain Sacrev'. a. a.
could and should n corrected but g mnk1 p-eexi 0r
throwing or tic brf wrId o. outrlg and crime Is
the rule adopted If allowed all should We ldy adhered 20
the Board OF CGlyasefs had b'i.. d O. pot Tat f
ballot boxes o. The Tenth W1r1a I.l Dl.aODiac Nlt-
had been tempered Withbrokcn 81 c ballots II nfu
lated law yet the Tenth y rfd Nl'o vas 90
thrown out. The township Of Huron Wac fJ.Id a. b.
precisely th- hz o. tive I!!tA and huh Want
rot thrown ont The tow ,Sip Dearborn also f1-si
in Ike condition but the ~ Dearborn being Democratic
Was not thrown The fact H. this action Of the Democratic
board Of Canyassr~s Is r. result Il criminal cJLspifao 81
crsl int before the Board L. fact bet made by
DemOcrt before the Board met tat precisely TINS action
would b had II any fact could add 90 tie sham, Of su %
Transaction that several members Of tie Board wer,
Themselves candidates the Offices dsPte interested
ant that they thus Illegally and oufr con ~ ASIDE ne
will o. tie people IN their own favor
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NEW-JERSEY,

SEAESADE TO THE HoE. +. T. FRELISGHUYSES.-
The Hon f. T. Frelnghuysen on Friday night erenaded
by his friends and neghbos the number Of several hundred
Who preceded by Reinhads Band marched 10 the residence
orr Frenghuysen where AFTER the performance Of several
new Senator addressed the throng in speech OF
coh'i''aO lssgfh Mr.. Frelinghuysen said among other
thhss uS trbuted the compliment paid him 20 the ilc
tha' OO' " - recently appointed him Senator for New
jersey uH'n =, ure should meet He spoke Of the
la'e sehA IF sorrow and paid tfbute tohs
70 rspTsep them hsired TO know what ba.
and pledged 10 nothing; but ne ud 50 hefe as fireman
and shOud endeGyOT 10 discharge his i'aeA
be ateresia the OF the whole cd 50 as 70
m shite and the interests tho STATE Thsrey WHETHER bA
Republican PARTY who 40 out in advance and hn
efe and vein there but the great party comes qne p god
20 help develop them He might have made hastSHlnE W
but he with the Republican partS nov and oIeyeN
believed that Andrew johnson hsd done wrong lie be
time would when New-Jersey would conseh
that South Carolina should gain political power by tho Re
bellion He did believe n Rebel should be restored 20
all he political rights be ab0lved from the penalties
due his crimes without proper pennence. The
Rebel States had forfeited the right to repre.
should forward and say We will settle this matter by
accepting universal amnesty for univ suffrage these mat
would be placed different shape but upon the accept
ance Of the proposition he said he would not now
opinion We along without having the South repre-
sSned but want them represented because representation
great principle with forehhesWe want them
resented that the country become prosperous and happy
gen freedom 20 4oOOO0 Of beings and viii forward
I'll nature has reached the condition that God designed
for Mr. Fyeinghuysen retired amid the cheers OF the
| sembed people
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4 CARD FROM COR CUMMINGS.
To TIE Editor Of Ths Tvibane

SIR You publish II this mornings paper card
from ~ r. Chatee in wlich he SAYS
Il most emphaticay deny that company o. volrateer'
i0ned Of Rebe prisoners enlisted az chicago No1la l Pl
CLlcoti o. he recent election y Colo-ado
Row ST., Notwithstanding tbs daLlI assert he az.
thorty OF the POLLOCK which Lad IL ny possession and
which yet within ny reaoL ta. company Of GALVANIZED
Rebel soldiers recruited fsO tie Rebel prison Of Chicago Or
ganzed an election Ionlss TIE drecoRo theis officers Mt
Fo-t Selgvick al The election Congressman in August last
and that every one o. these Eele soldiers without the slightest
shadow OF right 70 vote id vote ard e votes were counted
for Mr. Chilcott
NJ CLaaee talk about tia; Of which he knows nothing and
cavpo possibly have al! knowledge
He also says.
"Goy Cummings declared tissf That Mr. Hunt was elected
and gave hin certificate that effect bo" the vote was
cAnvRssed 4"
To this simply reply TIA it is positive deliberate and
unqualified asehood without the slightest foundation in truth
Whatever
presume Mr. Chaee could hardly have supposed vas so
near al had 10 confront his m5tHeents or lie surely would
not have ventured OF 30 much reckessness and folly
.. ALEXANDER CUMMINGS
phI0daphid Nov 10 1850.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
NJ rEIssal,H 70 tn. rR1srSs


csoAso Nov iPlcer dol and dscusd 2ootc MAes sssdJ
Skrss o. f5- No l. and III 80 0S 10 f-r No Corr
declined 1ts At 80 tse Tor no and 16nS tor no
au Mes. Porn 81 lowrf sales at Ell Hoss 6ru S6Ts6 %,
Frsh., dull Recep to-sy-gO bbs Flour 50 900 bush Wbest
$500 baih Com, 5000 bu.b Dat. loo Hos, Shipmep,o day
een blli F5lr, 64OOD beh Whess $500 bash Corn EV
b5sl. Oti
srsAUxaz Eey tT-Fiour dab ,nd declined whes. dull
81 ~ f)r No and ~ srfl % for No Com declined e
Rscsps ,odsyRg0 bbl' Flour $500 bush Nhest ShpuisH'
t,-iays bba Flour O)o bl,h Whsi 90 bUsL. Oas
Bu1gALo Nov rtoI gle, and Wheat doll sud nomi
n,y lover Corsssle, Of = 90 bl' openns a. 81 10 closing al
BsT-y-4e, 81 400 bh. Cansj, ct o. H. State held a.
al q rsi a. Rye quiet % Can freight, close follows
Is5- bA. Wl-ii tsS bod ss 500 bush os. - ss'
buo.; ba@y 90B bush Caas erPo'-Foui go b6@ beat
Recspts TOR ,Le week-FoBr. s2isi bh Wbest
1i8 bush bush Data 40 80 bush Barley JSs
bush. RYE .L03l bl,h. Peas Eo bush. - - -.
OTTE3O Nov ifols steady; saes t0s boh OIL lg1sls
Tor No Spf'aH Red Winter st % To- White Si' ~
f Don,r E1,ra Wbss qe, with dscping tendency sales
ss ~ No fi-sukes 3. Corn scarce sales 10 20 oIso
sia 10 bod &c 1000 ba.h DO ls free Rye ana %. o
nal Cana PreEhis steady 70 New or-Four &C Do
Wh-N al P.s To-. Corn I,e Barley i9e hye e 10 10y
sud A5anyWhes and Peas l3c Corr lo.o Barley loe kyr
!tr Lke import.-TSo Barley 400 bu,h Peas Cana
EIpo 90 bu.b whss 2ioco bg,h Corn 300 bu'b Barley
2sSa bash Rye, 800 bush Oaia 49,.
y, Iorr Nov ir-Pour weak and 25r lowss Super % 50
Is0 single EKirs Choe. sl = Double hEs " ssgSy %
Who's, dtooyss socd ra ~ ss2 So Prime ~ o - 70
Po da Ne.. 30. Clear sse. i6e. Naly unchanged
NNivsroS ~ c. Nov. lCruds turp"niine hnef. sAss Of
x1a ssd Yese DPa e. hHa ~ ,o 9g 5 I1Psaa' '
AuaCsrl hoy lTCoaon ha,; LOO bales suet miidns
s.y,ssan Nov Tcoson dull 30 bales middng =, 1'c
CHAELEsrOs Nor i1Cot,0a timer sales 10 bales m.1is
a 3ft dJs.
Es-oaEAS, Nov icoou sts.isr: sales Of 900 bales Low
~ Moa.se--laiero So Prime. Ty915c Sterling IS New
yort Exchange Z 20 &C. premium. freisnts unchanged
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MARRIED

CASREY-YONAt rrsidcnce Of the brides father Peer
YouBs ..l HaeEeowu n j. fhyrsdsy the 18Th lost By
the Rev o. ; Punnsy Mr. EnOch Clskey 81 hornsIowu
Miss 81. Adelaide Young Of Hackettstovn.
HARRISON -CAMEROE-At Lsvvisourg Union Co. Pa. OF
edne.day evening 18th Inst. By the Rev. y y Mart Dr
D. C. Harrison OF Blooms5urg Pa 20 Bliss Jsnns young''
daughter Of Vim Cameron. esq.
HOwRLL-HUNTTING-At East Hampton l. !, on 1huf.tay
Nov. H. BY the Rev & L. Mehon william Howell OF New
lork Cecilia r. daoshser Of j. Madison Hunting e OF Ea'
Hampton.
KTN0uoRNE--GRgENWoOn-on "Wednesday. Nov 10 ., ,hs
pastor Payne br0okyn. Il. D. ThomS
Alicia GreeawoOo dasshse Of J. Orenw pod
offiaifsI Nova Scotia
MARTlS-yAH DUZER-Ou Thurda- Noe IS al the Church o.
the Incarnation Rev Henry L. Montgomery ID ID John >
Mn Mary Somrrvle daughter OF Srah Van Duker s
city.
PoMERoY- CRoXsoN-on Thursday evening Nov 70 a. the
residence by the Rev. Ssmue Spear DID,
assisted the Rev Robinson D. D. c. Newton Pomeroy
10 Fannie H. nzhter Of j. h. CroE4on Of Brooklyn.
sQlTF-WIHELM-At Phi aislphs Thursday the 18th int
by the Rev Rsnse Andrew A. Smith Of Brooklyn n u 20
Anai- daughter Frederick Wheln ESQ., OF the former city
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ARKANSAS
the GOVERNOR ~ FAVOR OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMESDMHST-TBE LEGIsLArUsE OPPOSED


Coy Murphy's message is moderate IN tone, deprt-
cafe. potca Ncsment ayOIs the encorFaccnent of nni
rau tecommlds greater facilities for educating The masses
md the fostering railroad ogher enterprises
or the e, e0pment the state The oVcrnor cordially rec
mnnds carving into shsst Of The provisions OF the t
Yhs biz sud nta As preference. for the adop1on oi th'
UNCONSTITUTIONAL Smsndment In the bills have been IN
,oGured 10 Tie esuor suspend the coc
ION OF and The running che statute OF I'm
f,on. 10 raise military force tor ths defense ~ me sav
IA the collection u debts; sid tue military hth"t
m shd prevent bushwhRekng ~ NJ Tie punishment OF kr
la and ayhEnkeIs aud pan-n n.uy. joint rtsol On
as ntn-nc- Ia the S.hsie declaring la Ice The sense
of The people Arkansas aHd this Legislature that ihey o.
cspt the isues Of The ia iSor OF the RECONSTRUCTION
uo',cy Of the President
IRE following action has been tsten IN tie House on the
.ii, ct OF the COpsttutisnAI AmsrdmrEi-
MI Newton offered the following which Was read Gnd
ordered 20 be printed
L.ra, Hi. EIcestcy bSChsf EIscuve 81 the state 70"
In t. Osnua mssses suOnsd 10 the O-tsIs Aetof .ho -
onusrdsd rtth alton, ceitan opesei Constt
sn, submitted BY tonffess Il "a, !ste ,sosn 70 tho ensh'S'
L.si,sur., Ter thsiI tct.ani and ,
ghsreg, !; Known this 6enSra Asssmhy thtt upon us
al,on u 'sbptrs ,aeb prore..d Ansndns toe Sc o.
CsEges shd thsfors tire sense OF ths 5fnsf
A.y b,' d PIorotsd ought no' no" 10 o eo
uran by IBIS bcdy. Be 10 t-... IT,,
Rososoa sP me G,s1a iasy 81 he Sdfe ~ srsaHta, Ins
mi, en,r Asutv DO dscus "a sad PROPOSES
IrkSns,s Do Allowed her Representation aYnn ts noIs ~
and - ,hfe psrnsds tt and oths pop"
tol, "a amend or Change he SIiionsl Contribution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
MISSOURI

By law - members AUTHORIZED 70 BE- elected 70 TIE
senate OF this number the Radicals vail have precisey
90 and tho Conservatives Twontythree twohirds
Of the Senate 80 that Il will be that tie Radicals
have twords Of the Senate and three votes 70 spare
But twolds not required for any purpose IN either
House OF the Missouri Legislature. The vote necessary
70 pass bill veto 10 majority Of all the mem
bers elected 10 either House.
In regard 10 the House, that body IS composed OF -
members. AT least that number IL authorized to be
elected by lsw shannon County, however IS wholly dis
organized aud election held there Counting the
Radicals aresdy known 20 be elected and adding to them
the counties 10 be heard from known 70 be cror the
Radical side the latter party will not have ess than 30
members Of the 1873 authorized 10 DO elected This il just
two two-hirds Of oil the members Of which the
Hon 4 COMPOSED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
EAYY GAZETTE.
arrEtssaA,n rlrI. TaIs-sr.

ar rEtR3aAPH - rIs TR3-NF
APPOINTED.
Nov. il.-Acting As3s'ant-Sugoo1 George 5. tIfo 20
AsHssn. surgeon.
PLACED on SICK LEAVE OF ABSENCE
hJy ll--Ei-s. Assiitint Engineer Louis j. Allen.
RESIGNED.
Hov f)Tbiri Al,.an snys James D. Les Of hs Rhode
ftsli.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The supp Eeburu arrived at the navy Yard He"I oE
he 18Th inst from ths Ouif Squadron.
The Neva Board "a Hartford Coma for the examination
golnssr fsT admission The regular undr che Ae
Of Jolly o. 1866 increased by ths addition Of Capt Dsnie
AlimrB C3um te W Queen and X. Randolph breess
making H. Board Of sir examining ocefs This VIII
er.s.-g ,L--La.e The ,EImlal,ion ol canddaie.
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ARMY GAZE TIE.
sr fELs0zArs 70 SHs rRIsUAN

7 rELs0zAPs TRIBUNE
APPOINTED.
DR. A. V. CherbOun.or Iate Acting Assistant Surgeon
L. A. mrJ. ..or,ksspes United States afay date Osobsr
3, 1851.
MUSTERED OUT
Surgeon Caleb W Homer Drove, LuiCoOnsli United States
Volunteer
Hosprsi chap,,in John C. JscobL
ORDERED.
Brevs MI ~. Rschsm Assistant Surgeon, 70 i1ty At For
Buffalo New York.
ORDER RLV0EHD
Btsye Af, Thom.s UcMinan ASS Surgeon
P.ve BI.srhe5 u EewYork and ordered proceed
t. Carlisle Penn and report Brsvs Ma 0en Oder,
Mounted Recruiting Service accompany snt o. recruits
- si1 o. To- 2lE iui,ilt To- California
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POLITICAL.
ARKANSAS.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN The LE6GsLA-
TURE.
81 TELEskAPH
LOUISVILLE Nov. ia special dispatch TO Tie Men.
ph AUalanche Of the 18th says resolution introduced
in the Legislature to-day 10 reject the Constitutional
Amendment was referred 10 the Committee on Federal
Relations and there is disposition 10 treat the matter
with great deliberation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
GOVERNMENT FyyANcrg

WARRINGTON. Nov. H. - Amount of circulation
issued kati0 Banks Tor tie ok ending Nov ~ enr3gD
Total circulation issaed 70 cate t.150je Tho Treasurer Of
tie United states holds u stocks security follows For
money S3sf!I9J0 TotaL sJ7g7ls3j0 There hss been
chang in tie Lumber OF hatoaa Banks Tie anon. OF their
capita. for tn week.
trnctonal currency redeemed daring the week ti i A.
shipped S47I679 81 printed t5J.4lQ
The disbursements for the week ending Nov ~ War De
partoent Sig' 49, Nav Department kS)s -. de
partmsrt tj5.5gQ Total Si3;5.163
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RELIGIOUS.
THE SOUTH PRpBYrERIAs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. l7.-In the Presbyterian General
Assembly day reports Of Committees Foreign Missions
and Educa were read After this the discussion OF the
yised book odsepne taken up and long and animated
debate held nor that section which defines the relation
baptized CHILEAN 70 discipline and the church Debate
opened by tn Rev Arnold W Miller OF North Carolina in
opposition 4 proposed change He followed by the
ROY DR. Adgeff south Carolina and the Rev Dr. Baird OF
Pennsylvania itayor Of The amendment AMI The Rev d.
Rice OF Alabaman opposition The Rev D. Palmer o. NsF
Orleans had Tie D.! When the House al. I1rl'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

ing lis text from tts XVIII charte- % Deuteronomy III verse
Cursed BE- b. thai rcnoFh bis ncshbors landmark and all
the people shall Amen" THE congregation was la 60 aHd
Es'nef nttentvey snt epprstingy 70 tie reverend gs
mtns discourse advocating to rights Of negro sfrAse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
ILLINOIS.

The Legislature of Illinois will stand as follows In the
Senate l6 Republicans and Copperheads IN the House.
90 Republicans and % Copperheads giving the Repubh-
cans a majority of rs on Joint ballot.
Logans majority with six Counties 10 hear from $50
The six Counties yet TO hear from gave in 1854 l,6j
Democratic majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

BADLY BUeNB0.-Last evening, Ms. StrO.., residing
st no on Ea'i ven seriously b1uei ~ bo erpo.
s.51 o. LAMP filed Wit keTosene OIL sot assistance was
Al o1e G,pg t-et VIZ the unfortunate SD biy
bl...- l.-l sLs IA 81 in yer. nl.nal COM .aL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE
NEE-YORK.
,nAHD on Cu.hyY CANVASSTES

BOARD or COUNTY CANYASSEIS.
A. I'D OF County Calvdsscrs net on saturday a. ~
r. H. pensor Hayes called Of the seventh and -Four,
tesnth Wards and Supervise NIllmann the Tenth ana
Thiftatl Many inaccuracies were found IN the returns
The following are the oFicial results arrived gt;
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cFREUs em, to tue sentemany tastes and feSnsd To-
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ordinary sura.,. 10. tho ',.it rci.r.
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notice will BE- each poceiaton hour previous to
the time 6Nsi for the formation Of line
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DR.. CHEEvRR or THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
mN-La evening At the Church of the Purians Dr Chee'
yeF preached the Constitutional Amendment ia@'
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