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pssstue alius,ou. H. D.. IN passing song tho
s.r. ct, Il quietly aecost:d " well scamp
who taps him On the shoulder. ~Excuss
me- si1, bat Il this yours: As Wa hurrI1D. past
yoa on nv way to the train p7cAe1 1t up few
fett tehina yoa* md presumed you might have
dropEedi'. II appears to be valcz1!s :" amt he
prtsauts the parcel, which EAs no iteu',dtattoa-
and appears 10 Be de1d los. Of 500 to tomc on-,
Honest Iii. B. says Il It is no1 lis Int h looks as
ii be w1shcs II we're. lie Is stranger in the city,
md when The oh.la1nc friend pEoposes th1tte shall
give him x60 or EsO t1J nothing ard keep the pgce1+
The sc1apta1on Is tfre.istb!e. aId 9alcsly INctRg
The pactaee in his pocket he connts cat the green
bscks from bis pocket book, passes ,hera - tt:e
stranger, and IN tWo m1uuses ns Is let Alouc with
his fctt!oUs parcel.
The nagcsEt check, rpon betag pre- esec:ed At The
Fe1thwefteEn Depot, produced gooG 2lked car.
pet bag. thu eaois1ts OF whicl proved % be set
Of bzrEiars+ tools, eonsi<ttas Of c'Ese.a .screw-
d.1Ttsl, levert- 4 HeW patsnt RATCHET, and oshet
AEticles. Police officers testified to the general
thinIe5=ress Of tie fntesrstf.- tho at Court bns
there WIS not sufficient e~dcnce prcsczscd Ia
warrant Jnstice MlIIken ia assessing n duo
against either Of the party. except Murray who
wat fne1 500, The others were discharged. En-
Ifshi h.used very eonspicuocs1y not long s:ccr
q ui.ness in favor Of The nolo.ious Ed- saeek.
tos, ard 1t is bttlesed that he pe:juEed himself.
II Is iEttin1ted thst he will be permitted shortly
to prove whether he did q not Gordon il cog
eIdered Of sufficient importance to hear watching;
and Is liable to be heard fiom through the po!ic.
reports At any hn:.
, 1866-11-18
The Pom atf, II OF 4 ur:SeY.

n. Pierre Baragnon. Of the P,tsse. who
eng resided in Constautsnopic, wheru he WAS
manager OF the official journal, Publishes the
following statistics re!atiyc to the popnla-
tion Of turkey: 1.-THE whole Turkish en-
pine. according. to the census made for the
assessment ofthe 'tcntls,' comprises IN the
aggregate population of nearly 43.000. 600,
u which Ii, ,doo GOO aro in Europe and
u CT, eco In Aeia. Scryih, Moldavis and
Wallaehia number G,000, 900 inhabitants, SO
that there remains population Of 5000, 600
for Turkey proper: Setting aside the
PROVINCES enjoying GaelEeovcrnment, this pop
urstion is divided Into eleven different races !:
Greek rayaF, :, ,O00. 900 AsmenIans, =, ,5o, 900 ;
SyrIans and Chnldtans, 900, coo; Sefaves,
6,M0, Coz; and Altaphns, 2,000,o ,o0; total,
l5,sb,0U. These constitute the Christian
clement Including In 1t the Syrians and
Chnldeans, nc cannot reasonably add TO It
the 10000 Jews found in these countries.
Now follows the Musau'man portion, COM
ac*cd Of 15.So0, 900 souls, without reckoning
ito, Geo Tartars. 100, 600 Turcomans, 5000 900
Arabians. 40, 900 Druscs and ,ooo. .oo3 kurds ;
or, In all, 6, ,900, 600 Mohammedans Of different
kinds. To sum up, there are Christians,
Il, ,s0 ,c00; Mohammcdaus, 800 900; and
Muesrlmans, IS, ,soo, 600 OF total popu!a-
t}on Of IS ,5oo, ,oCo; to which must be added,
to make up the number Of &, 600 the
S0o, ,Gd0 Jews and about s00, coo gypsies, who
lase no religion"
, 1866-11-18

Eew 1esste. The parcmen. would probably he
Wcrn cut hefore to expiration Of the t~,se 1pd
owDer Of the fto would he 20 uncertain snd re-
Eoss II not to b. tAken Into account In ea.e
.. IN, eoarseter y between ns Lessee az iae
Be required to pay The entire assessn,tnt upon tho
nropeity. tl1etJman rs. Watson, 18th Illinois,
Now T. IL t1ne, Is urged By counsel that the
RAILWAY company ha. nut become kbe owner Of
any portion oi tcse streets !n fee bat II has Ger
nd Il eon,fse: VIII ~ lie eity. squirrel pFoeft5
IN them o. the mo.t saluabls charavter, wh,ch
neither .tbc Iecfslature nor the city
eat se u he esa1an, e~aT; ANA Ia e.psSe iisc
e;heE psope,ty. Of bt!n@ sold md conveyed. The
substantially. leass-hotd interest in portion 81
q txent5,a1e 'yea:.. ~ lcsisa1ate, at i, III
Snt Wheihsr the Il Giy fas cauae aas a1eadsd sas
sF ft. me oa q; D1 sss a.. Il:
d. ed II executed bond 70 the city 10 secure
siaLss ~ s:1 70 9s esany e.,
20 tsr as ma. Be necessary for operating the nil.
Say: 1t has acani-cd rights IN the street which
sSsE 9a3 Sher ps.oO pet no, 's M
street IN manner which xonld not be permitted
withoat the aid Of legislation r. private irdl.
usen. ,a 9oRy IT, | e zana
be itAhe TO prosecution. 1t Il Wholly uanecessafJ
20 dthnc. Tor the pnEpos-s Of ibis case, what Is
the precise extent OF nature Of iA ptoputJ.
CeIp.n It Is that this z.lSaJ company Ia. .
hanchitc appurtcnaut to this steret; that, h1uush
shis fsanehitc, II hes 4 rishs q: occupancy in i
PORTION OF the street peculiar 70 heel1 and 70 ksr
A. It may be necessary 10 run The cars> exclusive;
tf&t ihle H:ht Of occupancy Is secured Tor lonx
term Of resrs; th,t his franchise, and this rleht
Of occupancy togelhcr constitute property 1xra
and iu,1nosIbe in Its character Ike reality, md
I'd Rtosste b 10 lar = ly :.
aeles 10 be substantially and directly Benefited by
the proposed pavement; ard thai, In proportion
n 1t to thus benefited, Il should contribute It's
tfsEe to the Improvement. In cpla mon with the
other property upon the street.
In keI rs. Brighton Gas Light Company. s B.
& C., &c, III E c. l., 541,} !he question was,
rsses; I'D tp ii. aePeaded apoa @ 2hetes sasr
ihs,n i "oecapiers d of iand" il ths h. parish. Tic
eou1i hc,d tar The company were Ia the exclusive
iisSis to BE- rsicI }or tae felict ot Inc parish o
ps1Esa ot Ko;iir:jesn. snd .,he gas wa sola aad
@ onig ecnnee me of sSe eopas @ts s6e T IL
Of Brighton was In using Its streets for laying
pipes III convey the gas.
Numerous authorities Aso cited BY the Court In
cate ttan the present IN favos OF taxing IS nEed
property prints easement over a public stEset.
He won'd remark. IL conclusion, that tbs tule
constitutional Requirement, Ii regard 10 tie ta1
lericd ubder these special 1s-cssuarnts and hers
20 affirmed, ts IN conformity with all the chartert
| ever granted io the ciJ, except that Of 1851
nen, 10 be in the ,aio Of oeneAts- IhaI casa
therefore, Introduced no ncw rule into the clyi
rol!;y Of Of Chicago, nor Ont difficult Of appllca
lion. The Judgment df the Court below nass b
, 1866-11-18
Trio OF SCOCNDRELS.


Three men we're brought tefors the Police Court
On ~.tnrcay morning whom It would haze been
plta>r1e 10 honestmmdea people to hare hAd
seiiers ehx1gss preferred against, bat - It Has-
vagrspcy WIS nll that could be alleged Ih+1
names we're William Gordon James EnFsht and
John Kur.at. II is slie9ed shst theJ sfe ourgtsss
or confidence men, OF thieves. as occasion knd Ct
pedteue3 raaJ require: The tntefcst5ne psfN
were arrested On Tau:tdaT morning ~ tSey s;sP.
kufthxeetefp Depot lit. Arnold. N1veltl1S
agent Eor Mee9ys Bt1tds!sc Bfoihcrs. At NO. %
lake Ereet, had observed the young H1en Tor some
tousp previously in The same car Will himself.
ElnJlps the doQ-1oeE betline game upon
r.fhrcrr. The latter. having bnt Little money, bet
lis watch upon what he considered ee1Atnf} !
lpt lhtafate loeS had been substituted, and OF
.pusse be Loot Wien iae Lain reached tee depot
Fr Arnold Immediately informed Policemen
L,De1opgh and Kenny, thrn On duty. and the n
yt&t wa4 ms6e a8 above 4la.cd. On THAR WAY TO
he Central Station murray va eecn to ihtow
.vu essgsgs, e1ses' shse. vhith " r.
toetcss os the three peu,. nothing WA
il 4Ed uroe any Of thcu. Of aausptcioua chAzaeter
s1eer, MEs11y. He bad III his Possession the two
eos1oess and package Of DnncJ Prepared toR
Me dtop game fTindle, marked SOD. The t.tte!
t1tlele COM sicd Of snug little pareei neatly aed
| = and hayirc The :ersral appearance OF Fety
'fAt lLt.~ ~ printers Wcu1d say Ihe h1cSs o
| tsuk note. 10 ihe amoNn1 OF perhaps SD Woso e
nicely folded 4tuut the sidee and crf8 Of tho pack
| trr Is to sEegett I nfnt at uoney IN The ten:re
| hui The in1f!or consisted Of worthless paper II.
yses VI the parcel a. temptation 10 Tbs unsophis
&1cA.ed are TOO wei knQWp tQ require Inose taao
, 1866-11-18

Letter ftana The Canndinn Governor Geut-
raj on The Case Of Lynch. the Condemned
EcnfAu-f4kFEc -R1c at fAEfttuftHFaf EGalcEc
Lnnas~Hrr~rfted.& dc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trabune-]
MAp1sos. Wis, November II.
Some days tinec Governor faireh.d addressed
letter 10 tho Govcrnos-GenerI Of canada, ap-
pcalrg for clcmencJ 70 captain r. B. Lynch Of
Tits STATE, condemned TO deAth Tor ALLEGED paEtfci-
pst,on In tbe Fenaxn inras1on tn Canada. He has
bac private letter from Lord NoncS. Governor.
General Of CanaGA, stating shAt there was every
II retIpattoh on tht part oi the Canadian Gnsern-
mcnt to take meFcilAl view II possible Of Cap
lain Ltneb's taseL
Adjnt.nt General rToudtt. Department Com
mardcr Of The Grand Army Of the Republic. and
clhtrs leave here tomorrow. night 10 a:telld The
National Convention Of the G. 4. T.. At lndian~p-
oils on the s,1h.
Complete offcisl returns from the Third cou-
prtesi1nst District show Colonel Cobe's majoHt!
20 be s,4t3.
The Agricultural College lands IN this State,
embracing some valuable tc1cts both for farming
ara tnn.b+rinc, are be Inning 10 ecli, about
IT, tc0 ac1.z LavirR been t.too-ed Of. trclnding
tGme 4,nN acres this week. TO two sumhc.uen,
4 brerel commission Il Ms;or Geuesal, for
| General Frederick Eaouor. of St.Lontt, formerly
| of the Ninth Wlscontiu, has been received here
Colonel F.. 4. Calkinr, United St4tes Collector,
t~tjsrs f,cm the nrn Of tho publishers Of tho
| zion, h.csd.and.tnttet paper herc, bu1 remains
| enc Of the t1itore.
, 1866-11-18
MATlkIMONIAL DIFFICULTIES!
i GIoae Fxfcndzhlp and Whnt Came Of
lI-Diyorcex and an ASsAult.

4 somewhat complicated matrimonial dihlc1l-
II, which n one lima very nearly led to q din
euliy Of = ar n,oTc serious nature. has been for
. oon.ide1a aele time psnding h.forc the courts.
The parties implicated IN The adalr asc Andfow
pscsel and William Tosgenberxez. Tney
were uecasn,cs employed IN the hocS
1sasa Rszssd cg%Sp.nyss shop so nd s.ssns ssDe
sns9n warm III. nass % The}F f1isndship pssa - saea
sss.ss ;nas on enc esa'ton y h,s
hontc THIS proved, ir the long run, 10 he fa'lf
ttep, taiat to The haprircs. q both parties. al
e 81, ttf @ ns'he5 q as, Bs5s B5h.2' VI r.
ss' ed s'ss' eep;iasea l. s!as IL assss sss
.s 1usa ~ ,ss sSsPsHs P2s sae 9
exceedingly :n,ims,s. Behold how good thing
sssf e Srf cs euss5 sI b. es
especially when II takes he asape; Of An aad9s
oH The R.t o! 9s fafna sps aas
,he t, mind Ind oi 11 Tossen5esesr about Dc mouth q
tG To sas2ss1 sn.is .aat IL
ne,htng 10 confirm MS fears anti1 the month o!
ihss lie fn,irnsey betwesn hes hush7sd aad Ia.
r lad come 10 be something too sersous Tor he1
| tAste. She further remarked tbs! pie1el had &C
IEow!edccd to hce his guilt ihdsaations of ,
| tr1ref rum otter souscer His own lille 6oys
| te discovered, hsd been In the hah1t OF canyint
| l,1,1a MT ssaEes between Mr. ptGxl and Itt. Toc
| SrllaEet.
he determined, Atler seeing and be,le7'uz. 10 b
] evrn with bis 5tiead. 0n tie dz.t Of Jure &c SAY
Diezel and his vita together. but taid nothing I
| .ee< nd lime he Saw thoEn III company undEf or
| cumgtnnees which &ttpnEly tended TO confirm M
/ WORT suspic3one. He waiIed until bis VIE wen
aw.y, and then he drew revolver AID *ho
b csel. 1his. oocaoad ls4e In the evening Of Ii
in 0ctoGer Ars. D.ezel fled bill Of dlvorc
| scua her hat tbaud, Andrew. On tic ground OF I'd u
| TRY with Mrs. I 1o7r-nberEer About the .am
| ,fnlc Ms T. brought In her petition %. Z dtEorc
| {tqo Iesccnhe:ust or the FTDuDd Ct tfne].y: Sh
sr.urd lEa1 4 nan VI ho could be guilty OF firing
| pistol II anoihet, was Bot proper person to liz
with. md she alleged that she VA afsnd ),
wrs fled by Mrs. TcEgu.berger.. the es:c 9
nes hne band WIS brought before The grand tus!
and an udle;1oen: f0uud agalnst hin, Tor assAn
with intent 10 commit mntdef. The csc N
:rirA On Rsitay a1d saturday IN the RccoEdcr
| Court. Il attracted some Attrntion on account
The ttet. developed tn regard to The divorce salt
| Witch were ealty pm uhlt.hcd In the Tu.8rKk tt
tac.s N relation 70 The allegation Of adultery
. | tfc par. Of Nrs. Togyes. s.hefEer were rnl.d Oct
/ evidence. aud the Jury, being governed oJ ahe
| 4sttct1urA ct The court, brought In verdict
guilty, AetessinS Tor the prisoner fcAtdsnet
enc year n The peuttcnt'ary.
, 1866-11-18

nisn fsoner., who viii ah ,1ly b. dtsca.i.et.
a nnmber. vtrn 10 hive been discharrcd aht*
event, 6 ratztes belle Janss Hogan, James
LyLch, Edward ]. hositv. thomas CAllaHh1n. !.
Jsmer Qulnlar, Tkoruas Wilkes. Michael cotco:
ran. Miehael Mccormick. P. o'Halley. lanes
Riley. John Ncedhxm. Pat. Counors. Aich.el HAFt,
James Gals o1iSs c1siu John plsen. jane, San
Ffaneshurgh, John Murphy. James Walters, VII.
liam Ke:s3Esp. 4. nieAn,p: John AahoaJ.
Dona1d, John Dillon, George Muller, Thomas R.y'
noIda, = tll,sm AadI.sn, F. Mle.. 1..hn Jnhn.o
Michael Shannon, Michael Duty, Dennis LanA-
LINN, Pc1cf Apr1{.Or apu John Sbestu1a
, 1866-11-18

hIAxtmiE4an Arrested hJ Baxxlnr and Car
Fied Back t. The Capuat-Rc Ddcrs to Alb
drrnte IN Favor Of Prince ltusbsdc-The
offer Hejcc1ed.
NEW 1orK, November 17-Tte H:r1l4 has the
following fsum yesa Cruz OF Tie tst: I" Maxltn!l-
isn II { n his way baek 10 The capital. Il u m
morel that Marrha1 BaEatnt sent him ~o'd that II
h. attempted 10 1rare As1ico s'ithout permission
he wou!H be placed In aHest, and. a'so thai hc
ordered The commander Of tho A1atrl1n fttSato
Dan1ola not 10 lei AAx!nllian &nesrk Tn his
vekkcl~
Tbc Ifynld. chlhnahua correspondence.
Ottot,er S4o, says: "Preftdent Jnarex il STU
gH'ne Of the speedy evacuation Of The French
Invaders. General Arsuda was nsrhans on
1910 ncn cr3ased ii b1lestce that plase-
Juasez declares Thai he Win ucrcr consent to
tnddlc ,hr French debt Gu the country
The Ijr1I!d's 1fasana cor ckpoDderce+ Novcn-
her 10tb, FnsR: "Gcueral MifaEnoIs had arrived On
his WY 10 MEXICO. havr. obssinea the tccessAty
Re, mission ffom Mn1imllIan-
MN orIIANs, November f7,-1atc Me5,can I'D
vices sIn,r that Maxfmiiilu arrived 1t CordoEn.
ceedlrg fnrheF sif he ehoald abd3cste 10 favo, Of
the reffon named By Rszafne. 1hs Emperor Of
Tered 10 Abdleatc In favor Of IturlIfdc, bnt :3ta
WIS not accepted. md he returned 10 Mexico, do
fj!A,nC ~ ah.iicate TO snr ono clse.
to Ve.s cruz, hating been extr cted from the
ctEce b. the Captain ct the port at Fara Crnx Are
rtppoted 10 10 now In New fo.E or v aah!ng-
TN
The Austrian ts1eate WAS ready to sail at Il mo-
Hfcni'f notice.
I:az'a victory ut oajaca. and the evacuation Of
ttat town By thr luoessalfse ha. oetu confirmed:
.'clsrn. It was thought, would eooo pa evacualed
by the fnupeffsfttA.
, 1866-11-18

of distinction passed through MarseIles
without receiving the municipal gift, m in
variable part Of which was, according to the
0! confectionery. When in It'll the Come
de Provence, atteruafd Louis XVIII, visitel
Marseilles, the following. according to the
Cerenonsdt de FHHtl-tle- Tt1e, MAS the compo-
sition Of the presents offered him: Twenty
four boxes Of eontt.urrs glaeees, etdrat, bt7ya-
Is pounds net II 'aa sou. esas to SflfaG M E
sous: twenty -fnur boxes of fine comflts and
pastllfes. % pounds, at 50 SOUS. 22S7E 10 sous ;
Tor the forty.eIght gilt boxes, at Is sous,
SIT the total bciig 415f. ? sous.-Ga1ig.
, 1866-11-18

Lyons, France, Is in distress, because the
svorlt no 1ourur buys her figured silks. In 1853
she exported 6l7,eO0,uN worth, but in 1865 she
exported but fe.cc0, ,D0a. and this rear bat
sl,4cu,oOo. Her people, thrown out OF employ
ment On secount Of lts captcc Of fashion, ars In
4 condition Of extreme su1o. Ing.
The English War Secretary announces that
he IL prepared 70 receive proposals tor bteach-
loading rifles, to replace the present rides In ihe
British eervice and for The bcst cartridge. psIzes
Of ss o0o - CO. r. zoo and 81 o in gold arc 10 be
given. There il to be q competition, and the euc
eesaTa1 rlio II to bear The inventors nAulu Each
competitor Ia TO ia allowed $t600 In gafd for ex'
pen.es.
At d iate meeting ef the Directors Of the
Jo na.less County Agricultural Society, dtvi'
dend Of twenty par cent was declared on al full
patd stoeA, pa1ah:e tn stock at the rate OF oue
dollar per shaEe--,hc etarcs being nrc dollars
zach.
, 1866-11-18
FROM EUROPE.
Latest Adyices by Atlantic Gable.
An English Commission Appoint
ed to Examine into the
Neutrality Laws.
Arrival OF General Dix in Paris.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Further Surn'ises Regarding the
Presidents Future Policy.
His Organ Urges the South to
Adopt the Constitutional
Amendment.
FROM MEXICO.
haximjiian Arrested and Carried
Back to the Capital.
He Offers 10 Abdicate in Favor
Of Prince lturbide.
Bazaipe Rejects the Offer, and
Still Holds Him Prisoner.
| .. FROM NEW YORK.
| 4 Series Of stupendous Revenue
| Frauds Being Investigated.
Bazaipe Rejects the Offer, and
Still Holds Him Prisoner,
FR0bl Now YORK.
4 Series Of stupendous Revenue
Frauds Being Investigated.
FROM EUROPE.

ny Atlantic Uablc-Tommlseie -AyroSuacd
to MAAe Injuries Into tho Ne1tratut Lawn
Arrival Of General DtE n PaTth-fAxttEt
Marker Qu0tal3ons~
QUEENSTOWN, November II, noon.-The sseana-
es ViretcIs, which sailed frog, New York Norem-
ber Sd, arrived here this morning. sa route to
Liverpool.
LONDON. November. II, poon.-The London
7in,<s Of ibis morning sara the GoveEumsnt has
TO pTereEt tn,er1ion to refer the labsCas caaiuas
10 The consideration Of Royal Commission.
"11 lr+5gn Il. !" continues t.s TAmfs, ''to en-
power tueh Commission to maize inquiries into
shr neutrality lawp, without prejudice to the Aia-
bs1na claims, ~ h1ch still under consldc1atton.
CEawo,th, H. IL thoneht, sill be cho.ea Ptestaent
Of this Commission.
PAnzs, November 17.-Major General John 4.
Dix Gr1tstl hero iH-cA5.
, 1866-11-18
FROM BALTIMORE.

f:enernt tsfunt akh Johhsfon At the Horse
Fnlrs
DAI71xoHE, November 1.-THE Hnrte Fair waA
very lsr-elJ a1:ended. General Gsart and ten
c1a' Cotnstock OF his etaE xud General Stoneoan
were present
The e1-reb.! Gcnerai 10. Johnstou WIS also On
the ground and 4hook hands With General Giant.
, 1866-11-18
By htal!-Tfe Wonfd-be 4 hAAssin af FFnncts
Joseph Il Religious Fan atEc-Ptlncc l1cl'

By MaE-1Ec " 0utd-oe a tAAesan 0t F5nhcl4
Joseph 4 Religious Fan atfc-Pelncc a1cl'
seFnieh 10 Entcr tho Au11rIan CAbjptt.
NEW fonE, November 17.-Late foreign adri
ces st8ta that 1t il a*ferted that the man who
made IN attempt upon the life Of the Emperor
Francis Joseph Is religious fanatic who had
Il. en- most prominent part IL Tie popular dn-
1opsttAHons agalust tho Jc1u1ts which A4re ro-
Gently taken place in Bohenia. He vas also one
at the members Of the dcpntahon which waited
upo., the Governor Of Bohemia tU dcuand the
I;ohemisus wo1ld turn Frutestants. The deputa-
Ii n had been dismissed BY tae Goyesnos with
evident marks Of diaappsohatlou,
u. De Bose, former Minister Of Finance in lhc
Eclhe,l1ude, who recently went to Vienna 10
represent the Interests Of the Dutch capitalists,
uLo navc lErgc amounts invested IN the Au.trtAn
funds. u stated 10 hare been invited 10 cal1oet
council, and 10 tave been offered the portfolio Of
Aus4rtan finances.
Il is asseEtrd ,ha, Prince Mettcrnich will enter
the Austssan t4htuet aftEr having given hts adhc-
Aaou Ia itc programme Of Haron Won Bcuet tho
guiding feature Of which Is an alliance between
Ausuia, 1taly and France.
, 1866-11-18

Attempted Assassination oi Federal
sSMeer-
CAIRO, November 17--1ha r1duc1h UtFalt k4ys
N atcmpt uxs made 10 ansA.strate Colonel Dou-
oYar. commander Of that post, by nome ylllaln
Ter unn!ecorepa, who fred through widow
While the Colonel NAs sitting in his Office.
, 1866-11-18

INPosEp UroH.-An honest looking us1nr trav
Cling f,om Cleveland to toue point In Illinois,
had considerable difficulty in Gtttftg fon the
Southern depo: to the Great Union depot. Alter
getting there he WAS aceosied by one Morgan
locke. an cxrrcssmau, who persuaded him. much
araEnst bis better Judgment, lhal he was not 1t
right depot, propostue 10 takc him for seventy
dsc ecnts 70 the right p'ace. and II he was vtos.r
there should be no ch9rge. So he got Ia Rca rode
with him several blocks, and whca they stop7cd
thc oil gentleman was as.oaishcd 10 o1,te.ye that
they were n the original ethrttng point. He IT.
t1ssd to paI S, and Losks y NJ "a. goog 70
carsed Locke 10 be arrested. He was brought TO
tie Police Cont and fined &c.
, 1866-11-18
BATTLE PIECES AND ASPECTS OF THE
WAR By REAxAx AZlvULL. New York:
F.pss Brothers, Chicago: 4. &. Grfgss 4 Co.

H.gst B1s.hsss: c1ieaEa: !. difss' CO:
1sG6- pp a72- -
This Is collection Of fugitive poems, the
most Of who'll, as TIC author tells MS, origin.
ated In an Impulse impaired by the fall Of
Richmond, and NIL Of them founded on the
events and incidents Of the late war. It Is q
matter Of extreme dc1lcacy to give an opin-
i'm on my collection Of poems, finding their
origin In the Imagination and dependent
upon a criterion Of taste which is Individual,
and the success Of which must be individu-
ally determined. In most Cases, too, 1t is q
matter Of extreme difficulty to select any
single poem, which conveys an idea Of tho
style, excellcpc!es or deficiencies OF the
whole But rs the present volume contains
poems which, though short and many, are
all upon the same claes Of subjects and are
naturally of the same character, the follow
Ing may be cited as sample Of the kind:
THE sCRnExpta At ArroxArrox.
L. billows upon bi1IowB ron.
Ere yet eeven days from Riehuond's f4lt,
And rownfng triumph w1kes
The load toy-gun, whose thuudcts run
BJ sea tho1t, streams and lakes.
1hs hope I'D s Esss! .:ns essns .sres
The wsrztns eag,cs fold the wing,
Du! not 10 Caefa1'e sway;
SGs aSTs 20 y, z h0' arms NO '0s
Iii treason ihIo!n. thotgh a giant grown,
| And isetdorn'b ltsrer pisr.
All hum4n tribes glad token SEC
| In the close OF the WAITS OF Grant and 5ft.
| II will be secn from the extract quoted,
that Mr.. Melville possesses a certain origin
ALLY Of expression, but it must be remarked
that thts popularity, extended TO most all
I t. ts&t t,n r3n{t$ M
, 1866-11-18

Drztructtve Hurricane In the West Tndaes.
Ra11xour. November 17.-Captatn knsspt,. Of
,he big Waierwiseh: which antved hs!e to.daJ
ns,.1aed vh}fe bass!nc Fortune 1slsnd On the
3oth of October By parties from the ehorr, who
stsicd ihat everything on the island had BEEN de-
, 1866-11-18

S7H1KKa 4 WoxAs.-A well 6ressed, auray
looking Touth paid 0nc Of SIS yesterday u,osn-
Ing 1t the Police Couyt for striking severe blow
1t 1he tAce Of = woman, whose society he had
sought 1T house Of prostitution On Clark stfeee.
, 1866-11-18

Ano7uTa ExnKro.-Un Saturday, about noon
officer Hust found f1tus wrapped In cloth, In
tho centre OF North uuion strcet, pcar Anxte. 1t
Is presumed that some unfortunate glsl h.a tuf-
feied IN atottion to hide her shame from the
xoTtQ.
, 1866-11-18

se,7edly prominent on III Republican side IN
eeveral sesslohs Of our Site Iegtsiature Aua
will consequently bring to tic Congressional du.
tics some experiences IN parItsrtrnta13 Il" xna
considerable txlent fbr debate
, 1866-11-18
Correspondence.

A TTENTlOE, MALES!-A couple OF
~ YOUNG AID FAIR DAMSEtA
drrnaed to EVA r. L0VELACk OF
MAY z SWEET,
ChkAt "a Foxt OMet.
, 1866-11-18

etrnytd by i hurricane the day u!t.aAus. 11i
horree having bern bios u down. md The mhAbt-
tanta welt in A es1te Of Starvation.