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, 1866-11-24

GuDtnnt Lntd Dp-Arms for Canadian Vol
nntecrs-Silycn, rho Condemned Fcnian
Frisoncr-Its Counsel Unsuccessful in
~ccur1rc n New Trin1-Artttlcry Experi-
sncnts-Thc Feeling tn Ennndu Euat in
Regard TO tho Fcntnn Prisoners.
TonoN1o. c. W., November 23.-Thc gnnboat
Hercules has rone into winter quarters at
Seventeen thousand stand Of arma, o1cech-
leaders. hnyo been purchased br the Government
for thu volunteers, and are now being distributed
among the different artillery and cavalry corps Of
ToRosIo,C / r., November Gin the Court
Of Common Pleas, hc!orc the Ch,ef Justice and
,os M rulns tor she At;orasy General 10 Ss sho'!
car!c why lhc verdict should no: be Set aside, and
Ecw trial had the case Of The queen ". Sill
Of 3sa1b IN tue old jail. Tho grounds on which
tho motion was based arc that The prisoner WAS
charged will committing IN overt act as British
alleged offence having been committed In the
County Of Wellard, could not be tried In the
s"smy Of losS; and further, that ths Judge who
| der IRON her MajcstS's executive counsel, con-
t.ary to the e1atutee.
Last ground Of objection, be had already fled au
order Of executive counsel With the Clerk for the
nj. Mckenzie DECLARED that il this rns 20, tlcre
w:s nothing on the faec Of the order 10 show thai
tic executive council were present at the time
aEd uonseanen,y. the action ~: null,
pose granting rule In nny these cases unless II
Nas ehawn that there were come foundations fol
1hc MTatd'. special from Montreal. the ed
says. Experiencing were made to-day with the
Peissier thot and Rhell andlirth steel shell. Ous
r!lisfr shsl was ed at
| amor rlates ard cishtccn.ineh teak backing
Tic shell weut through the ar,nor and teak. SET
Il { back OF thc target 1han anything heretc!ort
Witnessed. Another series OF experiments vii
, 1866-11-24

indianapolis Herald Company 49, Officers
Elec1cd-Census Of Greene CountY-County
War Debt Pntd-PasRenRer Receipts and
Revenue Tnx.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1ihune1
INDIANAPOLIS. November g.
The stockholders OF the Herald held meeting
yesterday, and elected the following ofieers to
ac.s: for the ensuing term: President, Aqull1a
Jones' Esq; Secretary, Il. Il. Aal; Editor md
Manager, Lafe Deyclln. Mr. Deyeliu has control
or ne entire establishment, and will attend to al
Greene Comfy has finally reported under the
law ordering the enumeration Of white male lnhab-
itants, over twenty-one yeare Of age. The mum:
number OF votes in the State 3iU, ,sa9.
Bartholomew County has paid her entire war
deet. havinG le:i.d special ta1 fos that purpose
ment with the Treasurer Of The State.
PGhssS fss s
uron which revenue. tax Of $4t2-5o was paid.
The tr1at Of Howard Slrelche1, for the murder
IN he criminal Gourt. Messrs kaY, 1' Gordon, t
March: Porter, Harrison and Fishhack appear for
SECOND DESPATCH.
Kuffronl Excursionists Indiana Central
Itntiroad-EIert3o OF Officers, DC.
Especial Despatch 10 The ChicasoI ITribune.]
IEDrAHArc1ls, Nev. =.
Last evening party OF e1cureionists from Ohio
arrived in this city by special train. Among those
Who belonged to tic party were 3. E. Smith,
Esq, President OF tho Columbus and Indianapolis
Central HALLWAY; Honorable William Henry
Smith, Secretary Of the State Of Ohio; Honorable
rs:iFs; HGrSFabls J: S: THOMAS, of Phiadelphia.
entertained in Grand Style at tho Bates Honsc, and
left for home by fpecinl train this afternoon,
Tie annual election for directors aud officers Of
the Genital Railway he!d lat Wednesday. resulted
tore, B. F. Smith nnd IIonofa 1c Wm Dennlson,
Of Columbus: O.; John Gardner, Norwalk, o.; J.
man, 1ndianapolts; Hon; ): L: Thomas, Ph'1adel;;
Joseph Inckerman, q Now. York. odicere-B.
Z. Smith, President; G. Noodle, Secretary; ]. N.
y: !; Doggs,t, Auditor; e. ". smith. General
Agent. Thu financial affairs of tho road are re-
poricd to be in the most excellent condition.
The Pacific Railway cxcuIsionists. consisting Of
ninety ladies aud gentlemen: passed through our
city tonight, stopping only long enough TO take
supper at the sherman House.
a company Of gentlemen have arrived here
from The East TO ihluce our city authorities 10
contract for the fire nlusm tel graph.
, 1866-11-24
FROM BALTIMORE.

Comrcnkn4ion 70 Lnrnl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nj Meeting of tho society 10: she Advuncc.
1ncnr of tho Frccdmcn-An Independent
prcsbytcry to be Formed.
BaI71AoKE, November s3.-Scc1ctary Stanton
Finn and Washington A. Miller, Of Cecil County,
i committee 10 award compensation to loyal
siave-owncss Of Maryland. whose slaves were
llafttl into thc army. This Commission was
created under IN act Of Congress passed last scs-
sion.
meeting Of the Baltimore Association for Morn1
and Educational Imp osement Of the colored
bly Rooms. An interesting report was read,
mode by wbith the sscicty hed been aided, as
well as h!:scted- q a The receipts Of the yeaE;
*i.700 was IRON The New England Freedmen 8
Aid ASSOCIATION; 5000 from the New York
kkf:ssasns Aid 93e tcm &:
S3sso' 3 from 's'!HSa ends in haefIR EaeIaRRd fne
Society has In operation ,seventy..hree
beTi.e IL Fl seyepty :touE teaehe1. AID $;Sol
ss holi +. Most Of the tcachc1s nrc co|ored. The
most 4coutaEing success has offended the c4orts
Of tht Association, the colorcd people eserJ;;
/ Willingness to Contribute Is ,hc support q tht
| schools. Six thousand 7olnra have been con
| tributcd bT the cotored people In tho countic!
duE1ngthc year. Addresses were made BY Judgt
HAi71NonE, November :s.-The congregation
Of the r1ceby tefian Cbusch, under charge Of Rev
Mr: 1.cFcvrc uEd rev. Dr. Bullock, met to-1lsh
| al The chutch Of the latter. to forI new Frcsey
0la school, This action is pursuant to tho deter
IMITATION taken some time since By these congre
9astont. On account or the action OF The Gcuc:1
Ate mtly III The matter OF thu Louisville rreso5
, 1866-11-24

In addition TO frequent contributions from the zegu.
LAT stall Of writer's tor the ATLANTIC, comprising
msnT Of the best names in American Nteraturc the
yQnts for 1867 viii contain the following features Of
sbeClal interest:
OL1VIH MEpILI HOLMES will contribute q romance
ofSeE England I'D. . ttory ot tho present. en-.
atlcd The Guardian Angel" 70 extend through
JAMS PiE1oS Will furnish a series Of Biographies,
Papers and Of Industrial Articles upon promlaent
anu peculiar American manufactures.
JAMES RCeEkII. LOWELL will write during the 1ear
regularly. Ai1 contributions will consist boih or
BAYARn, TAYL9R. who IL about to visit Europe
of"The by-Wsys of Europe" Sit. Taylor WtI1
also furnish duElnE the year other sketches In
prose upon miscellaneous topicA.
Ino4As WENTWORTH H1G01.isoS will supply several
Of those charming sketches Of outdoor life an1
aStn.a nSts eeepsIy whlen haze made him 80 accept
EpwARn EvErT11 HALE. author OF The MIN wIthou,
ntountrJ.' "3lF double, and How He UnlId
Me-" will contribute several stories and sketches
in Ills peculiar yein.
+. SHELDON Aha CHAEIks DAWSON SnASLT. two Of the
most brilliant writer's, Eill furnish regularly for
the Magazine articles Of q popular character.
The Political Articles will continue to be prominent
feature Impartial Suffrage, the Rights OF Coasrcss
ant Kindred topics, will receive fill and earnest aten.
t!on from the ablest writer's In the country.
IERAs.-sNalE sCBscRrT1os-Four Do11ara per
yeaf- CIrB RAIEs-Two Copies tor Seven Dolta{s !:
FHG Coplre for Sixteen Dollars; Ten Copies for Thirty
Dolle and eaet additional copy Three Dollars.
es'y Tub Of Tweoy subscribers M extra copy will
be furnished gratis, Or IwentyOne Copies fof sixty
$ cents. ~
, 1866-11-24

EEcss. The names Of he parties attending the
caucus IN Ph{lhde1phia will be furnished IN duo
time.
eucvrror or TIE ronr or PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON, November sa@osoph Sevnfns
has fled his bond a. Surveyor Of tho port Of Phil.
adelphia, and will at oucc cnscs upon ILLS official
WAsu1Ke7oE, November 23-8ecretary McCul-
tocl denies thal he ia converting Il larger numbef
Of bonds this week than were converted List weak,
and says that there is no cause to eppTeaend
Of S hs 11ne5 a sc ata
klnds Of bonds WHEN net pse + ys5s
kct Is low.
rlsE-TwEx71rs 70 NJ rA1p IN COLE.
The following IL tho correspondence relating 10
Esyen5 Of the e. he e no1 IN fon
1nnde lis snccr Of yesterday concerning American
securities:
The Hon. Hugh McCulloch. Secretary Of The
Treasury Washington, D. C.:
nEAE SIN: VIC have good reason for believing
aon nd e sx'sn II ks s n
also* thnt the United States Government will avail
itself Of the option Of paying the dye-twcniy
Il 2esps e
bends much below TIC price at which they would
srll were 4 understood Thai, the Government rc-
Jon oteM il proper 10 elss an e1pFession q % Jour
views as 10 The kind III which ihe principal Of the
bonds Is payable. Of which We could n ake use
~. ~ ,.af3 - ~ h to-ne, ~ 10 80 t unuu
inScsfn|s in mr. fnnIs. ~
We asc, dear sir, yous oheticnt servants.
rnr,e,.,x =; neo %onrpn - C9'
w.su,xornS Nor.n,her e ias.;
Crx=1rry: Ynnr favor of III l:fb insi.nt Ia
rrcrixcd. rcrard1 a. iii aisn nv nretecnssnr.
ali inn5s of ths iTniiai Satrs ~ G,rah1c 1n cntn
Tie hnrds that hava nstu+ed ~ sincs ts,r s,snan'
sion o: specie paxmeuts have been So naid' atd
lave no doubt hat tic same viii be tfne wIih al
tabl,sbcd noIicy of the Goyernmcnt. The Eire
twenty honds ~ 1sfs wiii e;ti,or h. rat1cd a. ~
the cspirGtIon Of I've Years from their daie aui
t;oSrnment I. ~ ~ nav ,her, M T., cnin 'ae
an yery truiv vans fA' 80
fran Mct.11,nru. Secretary
Tn Mcs,,a +, y To-ar + ~ NoT yosl-
~ ~ ss;,.ca,. - q ~ r." @ t tosk.
a., AsnhoIos. No1smneF .o:Iine Id Secteta1y ot
NY, anE ~ VIII l'teM4 ko.nay,
'.a - ~. ,i ~ 1,t " "; ~ ~ ~ TsM iuA
tnai nas oecn oone II 'elauon to Inc Aoahces.
Tho r,es,;7cr, 10 5i..r,ad In ,,,,,,..,,, NJ =.
e, nr ~ mn 4bih % VA - ~ ,1a. H; ~ =
a,Ge n.nsf is m apGn pn,,. 1os!. S.,e;
Sonft a. t1e - No'netn Distaet o. New 1ork. n22n
. - sn;t,o ~ oGnG aSeessoSs ~ Inc
n,,ox 1y Wae5 ~ ap0H 9b Recommendation OF hoh'
ihe Itees non Sas.om9 asom ne ne; 1uta 70 tne
n1E = I'll TT s Rn.;no ott1i x1a @S9' - NeW
11G.h. e'sSA.o.. naHimofc:, eA-o,IU: A. new
1ps.ans Net5 S'11,oAe, anu II pan f!anelseo
'i'm Tut @la n,,,.e 70 me Ill a.la al''' $laA4sa'
r,aser-o- s1nas sGusseC1ISGE 1as":l IoSEa. s L.;
;.srtx aiG,,;, !e.,e5 llon
oe h,dTed Golss.s, =: bcipg us 10 t6s Go;
e'"AcEa' ~, er,,.,,.s -.,.-..
l. In ,ori,, ~ ~ 4HtSAH aIio1AI1oh: ~
staIn u - r.t, ~ ;a' i IT. SSc9Stuty q
70 , tamp1e out ne Monroe doctrine. and to effect
oItIt 4haa1uev1s IAA PusIe GtsAt1luEap!e An1 Uea-
, 1866-11-24

The Excurst0n rartF-A Conservative
GrUnn fur NrErO $uffrnEc-Em1prntton-
Lcno Mines discovered, &c.
[Specia. Despatch to the Chicago TEibune.1
ST. LOUIE, November q,
The p4incfpa1 party Of the distinguished Eastern
visitors engaged in the 1ato excursion Oh the
Pacific Railroad, arrived here last night, on tacr
way East. ThcY express thc,h1ghest delight with
their journey, The road, its management and the
prospects md The people.
The 13f1pH~, Of Jefferson CITY, the organ Of the
Conservatives, comes out for negro Suffrage.
A despatch from Springfield. Missouri, eass
large trims Of emigrants arc arriving. They arc
bound for Southwest Missouri.
Valuable lead mines have been discovered in
Christian County. Missouri
, 1866-11-24
FROM DES MONIES,

Sufctdc-Survcy Of the a1iksi<-trpl Rapids
Captured md Killed By thc Indians.
DEs AoISEf. November GA man mined g.
BuEtis HoHec. Davenport IN Tucsuay. The s.mc
day. Ars. Il. u. Ma.tock was found doai In hui
bed in The sauo city.
A recent survey Of the Mississippi Rapids has
developed the fact that navigation cannot nc In.
proved bJ aicE1ng the channel. The Comrais.
eoners rcpon IN 1ayor of cans,
4 party, consisting Of David Ellis, Hrs, Baker,
Ahric Baker, two young ladies by The name ii
NanE cas-: boT Q. nine, ard another youns Indy,
Who ieft Knoxville, Iowa. last October, 10 cross
, 1866-11-24

Proposed Attempt to Overthrow the Prcseu1
scnntarshIp.
MEMPHIS. November GA special to the
Aroienche, from Little Rock, yesterday, says
Resolutions hare been introduced in the Arkau.
information as 10 the attempt to overthrow the
present State Government. The resolutions
were called forth by q call signed BY few oh.
Of inaugnrailng new State Government.
The Arkansas 1egIslatnre Is still unable 10
elect United States Senator.
, 1866-11-24

Omcfai ELECTION Geturns-Thc Totc for Con-
srcssn1an Mt 14aFBe, Ssuto Treasurer md
*upcr8atcnoaato Of Public Inetruct1on-CalI-
sofnsn ntonfr1nutaon to the Lincoln Alonu.
mtnt Fund.
SPnIsdf1KLD, November 23.-The entire rot. Of
the Stntc is now on die In the Office OF the ecrc-
tary OF Slate. The foil wing ara the exact figures
ed to thr Governor for bis bennial message;
For Congress at Large-Nho1e number Of yoses
eaSi: r. 11S; Logan received sya5; Dlckey re-
For State Irea~u.er-Whole numbe. of votes
cast S52 ~; Smith received 2oa s27 Phillips rc-
ceiyed 1t7,4G6; Smiths majority. 55,5il.
Whole nu!ubcE Of votes cast, 3s0.471. Batcman
received a9s 80; Crehbs received 147,175. Bate
mans majority, ,061.
The Hon. Newton BatemAu has inst reeefved
dram from California for f1,5ll.4G, forwarded bY
Hon. John SWEET, Superintendent OF Public IN
str1e.ion OF that Stats being the frat instalment
Of California for the National Lincoln Monument
, 1866-11-24

Observation-Disclosures Of tue Normal SCH 90; Re-
Rcnfs- H1crchaute' Culon Express -Thc
NfcalAer-~u*W.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1bune.l
MADISON. November p.
Governor Eairchld has bIcyctted Corporal Al
wood, Co. B, Second Wisconsin, for distinguished
personal gallantry dpla. cd b. him at the capture
Of rebel battery q: Prairie Grovc chalge Of rebel
sl1c pits at Vtcksburg; At Mo.sanzIe, where lie
cNscted an escape in a daring tnanue: from the
rebel guards; At Spanish Fort, Mobile, where he
captured lot Of cattle within th. rebel lines.
At a 1cc,fnc CT the Normal School Nescnts at
Whitewater on tho et~t end ed ii was decided to
divide tue Normal School ycar into three terms et
, 1866-11-24

a5inerni Specimens Collected for the Paris
Expo*'tton-stron1 Opposition to Blcler as
As.essor OF Internal Aevcnuc.
SAN FnAsC1sco, November 23-Thsec thousand
mineral specimens hive been collected for the
Pals Exposition Of next year.
The project Of scndiDg section Of the big trec
Of Culv1Tas has been nearly abandoned.
The following message, signed by Governor
Low, the State Comptroller, The Auditor, Attorney
General A:cuiIou:n. Adju1ant General Evans,
fernia d legation il conSress: wv ~''''
1.-THE anI,cintu cnt OF John Dfgler as Assessor
Of Internal Revenue al Sacramento Is exceedingly
dent be Induced to reecind I'll II be viii not.
prevail upon the Sccrealy Of the Treasury to delay
The organization Of aflairs under .B1eles. ANY
sion, as none but rebels will serve under Btcier,
, 1866-11-24

stolen Notes Found-The Liquor Question Mt
the EoufnE City Election.
NEW foRK, November 23.-The Norids Boston
special says "Notes and securities amounting to
s3.5t0, stolen 1asr We. X from the counting room
OF Mcssrs. Faxon, pca.l street. were found yes
terday lyiEg in wharf shcd In Broad street, III a
position likely 10 be easily seen. About 500 OF
1nnney row constitutes the luss.
<1he lfquor prohibition question will 70 strong
L into municipal politics at thI@ election. The
Republican nominee for Mayor is aprohlhit1ontst,
1Et fs understood TO he trained TO let the liqnor
question alone. The Democratic candidate is a
temperance man In practice, but favorable to the
license law Both men art Of superior ability and
character
, 1866-11-24

Ncw Yorf, E,cc,5or-nn,c1,t pc,u-,u-rh,
t'unvcution Cnrrfctl-prrxtdcD, of t,ornr,I
Cutyc1strv-Ornrca.ioni r, tVontIn, b1,,u
factur,nE in Sew Ynrk. 'A'-14
rsnc,;o, no,,,+,,, =, a.. 1,,. r.u
--'0$>1 ~ e1e ~'Aso A4'"unc'l
NEW ioEK, November -.
Tue official returns Of the late election chow
usjoEiiy Of 10, ,795 for Governor Fenton. The :1a-
}olity in favor Of Convention to revise the Con,
stitution is very large Official returns from
toras-n'nc counties snow total vote Of sf5,'S1 in
!aFof and 16l,415 against the proposed conyen-
ton, majority far OF 5.a5l, which will ae In
car1,,"a .ssn,.. a:'.. ~. ~ 1sA4a.ns ciefen
soras.s ., sstoaS pull. aas oeen 1a1sco oy
Ssfe5n, tr OF t1e gsness IL ts Stats iny9yinS the
IT, electors qualified to vote foI members of ne
decide In fayoE 9t conventi2n, then ine seisia-
the coyentlon s; Tie number Of persons 5ctuall
.tH,s1t; na!erity Of whom have not voted on
n: Subject I % a., convention; The total y2e for
fG9son has oyoSii; Loial 10: !to1man a5s, 53l
,, aoa A antlsw y. Mn11f, o. syfaensc. state Sen
~ a}f.htrnn hss 1o y. it ~ sug Oalses3Hy
vi u tSa,gan} mas neGn sleeted PRESIDENT or Cor
5a;ses from New England represent that uul-
velsal depression e11sts among me Wooen manu-
taIios n .i noy e g, "nom a11 M9fng thet ias
h e N.Y. Meoi G Gh mis VIII suspend operations oc:oEc
tEe ntst Oh January.
sale OF the Old Bo.ycry Thcatrc-Ensltah
mnt.rss, .s. ,,'.. I1n,ts., S." 20 .ne ns'a.on4
arr,.te.a ~, :, s.s.,, s.1Iss u nna tanaaa-
va.,vc Opinion Of the Con..,sutionnl
AMI 4. dms9t-rfoeeedlnEs IT. In tue Convcn:
Dix Sntls for Frnncc To-day.
NEv Yorx Nov.yrhc- o.: TIM Ma pouo,.,
TLr.trc snit, NJ anctIon Ioor for s1n1 n, rY
ST efiona 'enses Oh tae properly Amounting to
Anyices f,orn Enn1and st,.r TINT thc n,osncc+ NJ
, 1866-11-24

The Little sfan OF the Mountain by Elsie Teller with
tu11page Coorrd Illustrations The -Four Seasons By
Luc7et1a P. Hale. With four Illustrations: A Summer
In Leslie Godthwase's Life, By Mrz. A. D. r. Whitney;
Willie E1y's Clrlttmas-Tree, by L. D. Nichols; Tho
Birthday Boz. PaE1oE Drama, By 4. naric Little
Pussy Willow, By Mrs. Il. D. Stowe; Lawrcnces Les
sou. BY j. r. TrowbTidgc; B!rde's Christmas Day by
Margaret T. Canby Pictures ind Poets with onr full.
page Illustrations Skating Song by Emily Il. Mlllcr,
set to music By T. u. T.; 1.ound the Evening Lamp
Our Letter Dox.
, 1866-11-24

New Ynrk E1cctiou-O1lc1nt Feeturns-TAc
Convention ERrrfcd-prcstdent of Cornelt
Cntvc1stty-Deprcs-ioni in &vonfIen n1anu.
featuring in New York.
, 1866-11-24
FROM ST. PAUL.

New Collector Of 1ntcrnn1 Hcvenuc-Orphnu
Fafr-SlcfRhinC Conc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. Paul. November ~.
Colonel G. Il. Wood has been appointed Col
lcckor OF Internal Revenue for this district
Woods military service was in the Quartcrmas-
tcr's Department., and he is Democrat, Of course.
Twas rnmored tha. Captain Mast, Of the Pioneer,
wae appointed Collector for this district but that
il denied to-day.
The Protestant Orphan Fair closed tonight. It
las been very successful.
Tho attempt to make s1elsLtng out Of light
fall Of SNOW, which came 4 day or two since,
proved abottlye, and tho sunshine has caused a
return to Nhee1a.
, 1866-11-24
STORIES or MANY LANDS,

By GRACE GREENWOOD. One volume, small qpar-
to; morocco cloth, With numerous Illustrations.
Price, $l.30
richly merits the hearty welcome 1t Will surely receive
from American boye and girls, On account OF It's At
sraetive stories OF boys and girls in England Scotland
ireland, France, Switzerland and Italy, and The spirit
ed Illustrations that accompany them.
, 1866-11-24

Fon1HEss MoSnoE, November 21.-Pa1ttcs whc
have faiely visited Jes. Davis. state that they nd
him remarkably cheerful since the recent ch1ngct
Hall. md removal Of Mrs. Dav{s aad her sister tc
rooms prepared for them. Mr. Davis health /.
greatly improved. and hc speaks confidently o
being released. The family Is constantly visited
BY relations and friends, md packages $and pres.
ert8 ART frequently received.
, 1866-11-24

KeTtnac FTaudS IN TOY, New York.
special from Troy, .e3d, t1ys: Some ztupendou:
frauds upon the Internal Revenue, by ccrtait
liquor dealers, hare Just been discovered In thi.
city. i secret agent Of the Revenue Department
has been investigating this and kindred matters
helc ZONE time, AID nm Informed that scyera
business parties have been making partial return!
aren't.
, 1866-11-24

TWO ATTRACTIVE BOOKS
FL0WER.DE-LUCE,

new volume Of Poems. BIZ HENRY WADs-
WORTH LONG GFELLOW. Small q1arto; tinted
paper morocco cloth, beSclled boardt, gilt edges.
PTice, {2.3.
several OF the n7Bt American arsts aad is charming
gift book for the holidays.
, 1866-11-24

Fixtures in tbc Shoe Trndc In Lynn. nInss.
.hc Lynn Rsforfr, mentions four now failures in
that city On Monday last, making nlnc within the
past month, and eays II the present dull spell in
, 1866-11-24

the Plains. wcrc captured By the Indians, and all
oqt TIE three young ladies' liilled.
The utal Of THO young men who t4rred and
fsathered Or. Robinson for trying 10 hare two
wives at once, las been postponed on account Of
trifr - "S~0-~>-' ~
, 1866-11-24

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November 23.-schcrln9
about two hundred melodeous and large qnen
tity Of lumber. Only three or fo1r Of the inst1u
ncnts were saved. The loss is heavy insured Ii
several Offices.
, 1866-11-24

Eight stores Burncd-Loss Heavy, but not
Estimated.
OswE0o. New York, November e3-About half
past two o'clock this morning fire broke out IN
thc basement Of a meat shop on West Seneca
etrec:. occupied by o. Ii. Wilcox. Eight stores
ve1e destroyed: The loss is heavy and cannot
, 1866-11-24

WAlTHKOTuEIiS,A ADV ereisIuR Ag'ss
126 Dcnrbarn-st., receive advertisements
f0r nil the leading papers throughout the
Enifed Srufcs una CRnadns.
, 1866-11-24


Co1Tos-1hc market tor cotton opened atmcr, with
prospect Of any ealc Of o0 daics. Prices how.
cteE. ere n1cilanGt4d1 mlddlirg uplands, lid.
fEoEI=Io.s-Ft.m.
nEEAle7c1fs-;GoTn, sss Sd per quarter for mixed
LONDON, November z2-Soon.
MoSET-Narket easier. Ccnso;s quoted at 30 for
Nttty.
AxEE1cAS sEet.E11ns-1ne following are tn: open
Ing rates for american securities: Erie 5Q;; Illinois
Cel:Eu1. tSA; Coite1 Statts a.xCs. 111i
attic quotation: Of wheat at IFS % IN the mo7nn. NJ
peTs c-ror II should hAye read corn ;tls 81.
LNEEro0L. n oyeMbcr 2.-EEentns.
Co1ToS-Has treu quite active to-day, With ,nteS oI
16:n ttales mlddHug uplhnds. Closed hr:u at lid.
FiTRol EEA-Dull md prices hare declined I&9l,
Refined co5at st l. Cd. The market tor taIl1w s1
LONDON, November 71-Eycntn..
3ioSrf AND s1oCKs-.Consos close At % tor noney.
Latest trces :or American 1t1cR-Illlnois Central
1Sa Eyie, s154 Cn!ttd States 5-205, s0H.
L1yEE1-oOL. Friday. November ..
During the Eeek the cotton market has lcrn rnthcl
dnll. Eteacy lid for mIdd1fhx urianda Iran>ac
lions wttc not very heavy, and the tas TOR the week
shows some Mrroye entail aod prices A.ve adva {
ing tendency. N1ddtlnc un1ands asc quoted this
morning ut 14d and The sales today promise 10 reach
l5,H0 bAc4-
Hr+Adstut1s coattnne to ADVANCE and the market to
day stil Grmc1 Corn Is quocl tals morning At ios
L0Spos, Sose!abe: ..
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