The national Republican., 1866-11-26

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New YosE, Nov. 2s.-A priss-Asks was ysstsr.
day arranged bsswssa ]. Mealsls, Of this city,
and Sam. Collysr Of Baltimore, for from one thou
sand 10 sig thousand dollars, to take place soon at
some point between New Ysrk and Baltimore.
NHw YoRk, Nov. 25.-Fiftssn steamships sailed
from this port yesterday, including seven for
Europe, two for New Orleans, one for Savannah,
two for Washington, one for Charleston, one Tor
Richmond and one for Portland. The freight Of
these steamers Is valued at u, ooo, 900.
Nsw YoRx, Nov. 2S-At . banquet to Gen.
Nelson Taylor he stated, In his spsscb, that he
should not contest the seat Of John Morrisssy In
Congress.
Col Kelley is now in charge Of Fsnian sHain
here. Mr. Stephens having evidently isn for Ire
land. 4ytta tta ..
A special messenger, Who recently arrived from
Ireland, states that the island viii soon BE- In .
state Of complete insurrsetion. Large quantities
Of Springfield, Enfield and Spencer riass are hourly
arriving hers, which are being constantly shipped
to Ireland. Mssssehusstts heads the movement In
subscriptions and donations Of arms, and all the
latter which were intended for service In Canada
have been turned over to Stephens. u.
Wreck of . Baltimors stsansr-Arrival Of
Minister Campbell and General Sherman
at Havana.
tBy the United States and European News Assosation
BALrnoRl, Nov. 25.-Ths steamship King6shsr,
belonging to Mordscsi d Co., Of Baltimore, and
running between this city and Charleston, South
Carolina, foundsrsd at sss about sixty miles south
Of Cape Hsttsras, during the recent heavy gale.
The ofcsrs, crew and three passengers took 10 the
boats, and all except four oolorsd ssamsn were
shortly after rescued BY the crew Of the United
States steamer Susquehanns. They went to Havana
and were brought here yesterday BY the steamer
Liberty.
Tho Liberty lsft Havana on the Goth. Gen.
Sherman and LID. Campbell, United States Min.
lister to the Republic Of Msxico arrived al Havana
on the 18th on the steamer Susqushanns. They
General and other authorities Of the Island. They
expected to stay here about ten days.
Quarantine regulations are enforced only sgains.
vessels from Philadslphia and New Orleans
I'VE have received similar dispatch from the
hssociated fressI .#.i b.. ...
Destructive Fire at Kansas City--Twe Men
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 25.-A large four-story
house and grocery commission store Of Check
Co. and Scott, Cutler 4 Co. was burned st four
o'clock this morning The loss 10 estimated at
$780, 900, about two thirds Of which Is covered by
insurance. Two clerks Of Check 4 Co., named
Quest and Rickstt, in attempting to escape from
the building, were suooatsd and their bodies con.
sumsd. Another man named Hughes jumped from
the third.story window and was severely injured.
The Gre WAS the work Of an incsndisry.
suit Asaanst General Batter.
[By the Unitsd States and European Hsws Assoeiaon
Nsw YoRk, Nov. 2s.-A suit has been com
msneed before the Saprsns Court By John H.
Lester against General Butler, charging him With
false imprisonmsnt- damages laid at $780, 900; and
with fraudulent eonvsrsion Of propsrty-damagss,
$50 900. Lester rsesivsd free pass from 6serstsry
Stanton during the war 70 bring his family North.
General Butler disrsssrdsd the permit and in
yesterday. 1.' .. .....
Arkan,as sesator Eisetsd-Ths Prssbyss-
rian General Assembly.
MExPun, Tenn, Nov. 24.-A special to the
Avalanche at Little Rock, says the Arkansas Lssis
laturs has elected Hon. John T. Phillips United
States Senator.
The Presbyterian General Assembly win con-
tiuus its session next week. It has been largely
attended, and the greatest harmony has character.
lied its deliberations. Many eminent divines arc
in attendance. '
From San Fr.nc,sco,
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. A-The steamer Golden
City has arrived, with passengers from New York,
and dates to Nov. l. She brings news from Acs-
pulco of the landing OF the whole armament Of the
schooner Western At BooA do Tronasa, before the
arrival of tho Imperial vessel sent to capture her
The ship Tomplar, for Boston, cleared yesterday
with 1886 sacks Of wheat, and the ship Maggie
v. Hugg with 16,64o sacks
Another Indian Dimeulty In Prospect.
New YORK, Nov. 25.-A special dispatch from
Leavenworth to the Tribune says that the Junction
City newspaper reports that the Cheyenne council
had been closed, and that the tribes are conosn.
tratins at Big Creek. on the Smoky Hill route, and
their chief told the employees Of the Overland com
pany that nothing had been said in any of their
treaties about the Smoky Hill route, and they
should not bs permitted to use It.
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bishop Simpson and Speaker Colfsx In Mas
sachusetts. . ...
10y the United States and European Eews Assosiation
spRnoSr.Lp, MASS. Nov. 25.-Bishop Simpson,
of Philadslphis, yesterday dedicated the Florence
Street Methodist church, just completed in this
city. ."'' .gs. ...
Speaker Colfax lectursd to crowded house at
Greenfield on Friday night. Tonight he oom-
pleted his New England lecturing tour at Boston.
Serious Fire In Mobile.
[By the United States and European News Association
MOBILE, ALA, Nov. 25.-A fire broke cut here
this morning. which, before II could bo got under,
burned two squares, between Laurence and Warren
streets, comprising thirty to forty building The
loss will probably reach 100000. Partially in
sured. o.