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than usual, and the Mail East passes about
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6NTotiCe.

Thomas Beach. Administrator
of Estate ofDr. John Goats, Petition 10 Sell
deceased. T1gqH Real Estate,
Evening star., 1867-11-07
TELEGRAMS. &c

81 Tnomas w. IL was visited by q terrible
tornado on the 29th ult. Nearly five hundred
lives were lost, and great amount Of proper
y and shipping destroyed. The town of ST..
Tnomas is in ruins. Fifty vessels are ashore
Of The passengers on board the regular steamer
for southampton, which sailed with $50 pas
sengers, only twelve were saved.
The theatrical season has commenced in New
orleans, and all the theaters are In full blast
The Mexican Government refuses to hold
any intercourse with the ministers and consuls
or foreign Governments until the Republic is
recognized by such Governments.
Santa Anna and wife have arrived At ua.
yana, and VIII remain for a short time
Conservative Convention met in Column
bia, 5 T.. yesterday Eighty-six delegat9,
were present representing twenty districts
Hon James Chestnut presided. A COMMITTEES
on business was appointed when the con ven
ton adjourned until to-day.
Hon. James C1nchon has been appointed
Speaker of The Senate OF Canada. Parliament
was formally opened yesterday afternoon To.
day the Governor General will deliver his
speech from the throne.
Governor Low, of California, has appoint
ed the 2Sth instant as Thanksgiving day.
The New Orleans Board of Health has de-
clared that the yellow fever is no Ion ger an
epidemic; and that the city Is frcs from ALI
epidemic diseases; and that citizens and srrsn
gers can return at once without any apprehen-
,on ,roI, sha s,sd. Inc .o,ai number OF e.ths
numbered ihree thousand There were six in.
terments from the fever Tuesday.
The physicians say there is no danger in Wis
ting Mobile There were no deaths from vel.
low fever yesterday.
The Conservative successes in the North
were received with enthusiastic Joy in North
Carolina.
A board of six naval surgeons has been en-
gagged for several days making a thorough In
yestigation Of the recent outbreak Of Asiatic
eholera on the naval receiving ship Potomac
a. Philadelphia. Though the official decisioa
Is as yet not known, it is understood, however,
thai the board Is Of the opinion that the disea e
oid not originate in the ship, but was carried
on board by some recruits.
At a meeting Of the stockno olders Of the Ma.
con and Augusta railroad, Colonel r. b. Bul.
lock, OF the Southern Express Company, was
elected President.
Hon. John Morrissey won twenty two thous.
and dollars on wager that o. Brien (Tamma-
ny) would be elected Sheriff. His majority
in New York city Is 500.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
THE EVENING STAR.
THE ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK

N.
NEw YORK, Nov. G.-Latest returns show a
Dem0craac saJority in the lower house Of the
legislature. The Senate is in doubt. Eighty
five towns outside of this city give the Dsmo.
cratic ticket 1000 majority-a gain of E3,50O
over last year. OBrien, (Tammany,) for
Sheriff, and Loew, (Tammany,) for County
Clerk, are elected in this city.
In Brooklyn, kalbfeish, Democrat, for
mayor, mas $500 majority. There were three
candidates Ia the field
The Democratic majority in Kings county
- about H,COO. and the Democrats claim that
they Will have $4,000 majority in the State
The Democratic majority in this city Is 81 500.
ALBANY, NJ Y, Nov>G,-The Argus claims
over 4t,OO0 majority for the Democratic State
ticket. majority of the Assembly, and at least
Is of the 81 senators.
WISCONSIN.
MLwAUKIB Wis, Nov. 6.--The Democratic
gam IN the state, as FAR as heard from, il D nn1
The Republicans claim Fairchild's election by
i,0U majority, but the Democrats only copcede
5000 majority. The Democrats gain six or
eight members OF the Assembly, and three or
four Senator'S -
MINNESOTA. T-~
ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. 6.-Scarering returns
indicate mat Marshall (Republican) is elected
GoFernor by 4,O00 majority. Negro suffrage
IS probably defeated, though it is not thought
TO be hopeless. The entire Democratic ticket
is elected in the county by from seven to eight
hundred majority.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON. N. j., Nov 6.-Later returns show
that the Democrats will nave about thirty ma.
Jorlty IN the Assembly. So far as heard from
eieven Republicans aud ten Democrats have
been elected 10 the State Senate. Cape MAY
gives 20 Democratic majority, which will give
the Democrats another Senator.
MASSACHUSETTS
BOSTON, Nov 6.-Later returns indicate very
heavy Democratic gains throughout the State.
The Republican majority Is probably not over
l5,CIO, and may fall below the figure.
MARYLAND 20.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Returns received here
IN Olcate thdt every cOuutV of the Srata hss
gone for the Democrats. Both houses of the
Leeislature will be unanimously Democratic
not single Republican candidate being
selected throughout tbs State.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

Rev. Nr Olds desired 10 ask MIR Jackson
whether our Saviour, AZ be came % Washington
ss Bishop, would be CURED 70 have a coach
and tIx 70 ride aboutinf
Rev. Mr.. Jackson replied that times had
Changed since our Saviour was on earth. -.
fAUl was tent-maker, and ~ certainly won a
noi De expected OF a Bishop now a days %
engage IN ne man ufacture Of tents.
heN. Dr. Lewis advocated iocation OF Tho
pose NAT TIE support Of q Bishop in Wasn-
ingtoA would be 81 tesdant with such an enOr-
nous expense.
Rev. ny. Ps-kmAn offered the following res
olnnon. " hlch be intended should b. referred
10 The committee provided for in the secoaa
resolution, should 1t be adopted
htsotrsd, That. In the opin ion OF this BODY n
Is desiraole and expedient thar as soon a. N.
Dstriei oi Colum osa Is prepared for IL a. De 81
on Sc separate and distinct diocese.
Ine qhesuon recurring on the resolpfio1
"Th1s1s q desirable 10 divide the Dioce.e.r m
was carried oy vote Of p 70 Ia
The secend resolution, providing for ina
appointment OF q COMMITTEES of three cIerrv
men and three lay men, 90 report At thts b 5sv
the most advantageous line OF such divisiofs
was then put 70 vote and adoped yithonr a
division tsing called for.
Rev. Mr.. Parkman's resolution was thea
adopted and referred % said committee
The President appointed the following CON-
the resolution Key. DIR. Nelson. OF Annan-
Oils; Rev. Mr.. Olcs, OF Christ Church Navy
Yard: Rev. Mr.. Stanley, Of Prince George
Rev Thomas lglehsrt OF Anne Arundel, Rev.
Shan StOcsett, OF Howard county, and Rev.
w. IA. Philips. OF 81. Johns parish.
The Con nvention then, on motion OF Rev Dr.
Lewis, took recess for IS minutes.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
The Prize Rinc.

The NCCooLE AND ConrRN M.rcH-Rr
PLY FROM ACCoOLK.-The final arrangs,nenfs
between these TWO noted pugiIists who have
each aeposited go 70 hight for slaOO0 ana
the championship, still drags along-thaf i. 80
far as TO the drawing up Of articles OF agree
reached this city yesterday
ST. Louis, No, Oct. 81, lS67.-I see by last
weeks papers that Mr. Coourn has accenfef Al
my challenge: also, that he has made the p :
CURED deposit would now like 20 have mir,
10 appoint day when he will meet me IN Cir :
cinnau, OHIO, here 20 prepare and sign the
necessary articles OF agreement as wish no
more delaw in this affair than is necessary
MICHAKI McCooLH
Ihere IS no doubt but that Mr.. Coburn will
pay visit 70 Cincinnati, but il seems 20 bs
asking rather too much OF Coburn 10 70 ont
west especially when McCooie brew ont the
challenge. This cry should be the place for
meeting. as the first oepo IL has been made
here.
JOE Goes AFTER Tom ALLEN-J Joe Go<s the
well-hnown English boxer, VINO ls shortly -
visit this city, having seen Aliens chaIlengs
TO hight any man IN the world. has sent out
word that he hopes Mr.. Ryall will not take up
Aliens offer. as he desires 10 take a hand with
Tom himself. He says be will remit by the
next steamer a deposit, and will set out imue
dlately Tor this country 10 make a match Iioss
Will no doubt have a good reception here nv
the sports OF the ring, and will ind any quan-
tliy OF hackers, as Allen does not take well in
this country. "
ANOTHER FIGHT ON HAND-Charley Gala
CHER, whe has lately defeated Bill Davis ont
est, is out again with another challenge 10
hight Davis for $1,000 70 Davis SSOO rhts !, a
pretty bold challenge, and will no dou bt be
accepted by Davis.-N 4. Erenihg TeIe 0ram.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
Dry GoOdS.

Prices Of domestics have undergone another
sofening process, and customers are so eagerly
watched for that it Is q rather difficult matter
BILE points to which the market NAV falI The
auction sales of the past week have been yery
large. and in the line Of merinos at somewhat
very low. and our importers must have been
serious losers, except on the finer kinds of
fashionable fabrics.
In brown sheetings and shirtings the market
bas been very quiet, though In some of the
lower. priced goods the decline has induced
considerable purchase for expectation.
In bleached goods the demand has been bet
ter for the better qualities, and rates have been
quite steadily maintained: but for the Inferior
grades OF shirtings and sheetings there has
been stagnant market, and prices tend down.
Drills have improved trife: but orders can
be readily filled at present rates, and large
purchases would probably be met by a decline,
If necessary.
Cotton fannels are in full supply, but the
demand is limited. Jeans of the better kinds
are moderately active, but the poorer grades
are neglected. Denims and cottonades are
heavy, particularly the poorer ualities. PRINT
clothes have had TO submit to a decline, and
the demand is small
In prints there has been no great change: but
great decline which has taken place The de.
sirable styles maintain rates, and there ap.
pears not to be anything like an overstock Of
sale at any price. There Is very listls doing 10 10
giDghams. Rolled jaconets, siiesias, and
cambrics sell in ANAL lots, and at prices SO
varying that the quotations hardly furnish q
guide 10 their market value. Since the reduc-
tion in muslin de laines they have sold more
freely, through the demand can hardly be
pronounced lively. They are, relatively
Speaking, the cheapest goods In the market.
The market Is largely stocked with all descrip-
tions of woolen shawls, and prices are droop.
ing. In Italian cloths there g but little doing.
The remarks on cottons may be applied, with
sligo variations, 10 most descriptions OF wooden
goods. General dullness, except for the better
qualities OF coatinGs, 10 the rule in woolens.-
". Y. Independent, 7h. ~ .... ~. = s.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

s ALEXANDRIA AND EICINITY-The Journal
of this morning says:
Louis Appich, having purchased the site of
the burnt building, No. 93 King street, Ia now
clearing away the remains of the former
structure, preparatory to erecting a first.cIass
business houee. David Appich owns the two
hne tenements ad dining No. Sc. The house
when erectsd, will be decided acquisition TO
that side of the street.
On Sunday night last at Fairfax Court House
apt. Amos Fox shot at Henry Tyler, of This
city, during an alteration n between them but
luckily little damage was done.
The idle cars OF the Washington Railroad IN
st. Asaph street. were carried away yesterdav v
to parts unknown.
A. Lovejoy, convicted OF grand larceny bv
the Circuit Court OF Alexandria and senten ced
TO the penitentiary, has been pardoned by the
Governor. 'A0
Fears are entertained for the safety OF the
Baltimore. '-OA'
The Gazette Of last evening says:
The water that has collected in the basin of
tne alexandra Canal, during the late rams
has forced its way beneath the flooring OF the
nrst lock, and occasioned some damage in con.
sequence. Laborers are at work repairing the
injury.
1t is stated that Col, Lee, of the Fr~sdmen,s
Bureau, In this place, proposes TO furnish
funds TO an equal amount that NAV be on.
tributed by the corporation rnd citizens for es.
tablishing Soup House, and supplying fuel
for the poor and destitute, without disticuon
OF color, this winter.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

ITALIAN APFAIRs.-Cable telegrans OF last
night say that 0arbaldi Is now in prison AZ
Nergevano IN Piedmont. He claims that he
Is a citizen OF the United States and demands
MS rights as such under the law OF nations
The American minister, Hon. Geo. r. Marsh,
LETT Florence yesterday for Nergevano, 10 visit
General Garibaldi. One division of the French
troops has been WITHDRAWN from Rome ana
mas retsrned 20 Ciyita kecchia, and the rest
Will soon follow. The whole expeditiop for
ne reilef OF Rome viii then remain a. CIvita
Necchla, and there await the action of Italy
ClaldIni Is in command Of the Italian army or
observation ON the Papal frontier. His head
quarters are al Pisa. a circular 70 the Euro
bean Powers VIII soon be issued by the French
Government.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

~ The Atlantic Telegraph Company have
agreed to come down with their charge 10
about S25 In gold for message OF ten 1ords
and to allow twenty I've letters for the address,
es Of sender and receiver.
" In France 1t is stated that Amertc.r
agricultuYists, with impliments on hand. IA ve
their hands full in testing the virtues OF mar
wares on the grounds Of French fsrmern.
anxious to avaaa themseivss Of al improve.
menfs. 06d-ise9 a
" walter Brown has friend who nm
back MIN IN any amount that he can walk TIIo
miles in twsnU 1our hours,
bR The artssian we'll IN LopisyilIe n IA ha
made ft,e largest In the world. -
: - Flsxible sanAstons has been discovered
: ~ Congrsssmsa rsfs. Of Nsbrask,, is sick
" indianapolis has ladies' blllt,ra room
Evening star., 1867-11-07

The lFDIANs.-Omaha dispatches mention
the report that 2,eO0 Sioux and Arapahoes are
encanped at the mouth OF Big Horn river,
awaiting the Mackinaw boat, which is de-
scending. The chiefs Red Coud and Lave
HORN are with them. The former would meet
the com miseioners at Fort Laramie Its satd
they pretend to be for peace in order to obtain
blankets and ammunition from the whites
Live Hcrn would go TO Fort Sully for ths,
same purpose. II 10 understood that they will
make treaty on the condition that the Pow
Ger river country be surrendered by the whites
and m this Is not done war will Commences
again, win the cry OF determination. Infor-
nation received from other sources tudlcafas
mar there Will he ne roubl at Fort Laramie
but on ihe contrary, treaties will be m ade win
the Indians.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
fBy Gable to the Associated Pres


LONDON, Nov. 7-Noon.-Consols, 9iK; U. s.
5.2Ss, 70x: Illinois Central, SO; Erie. 46X.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. .7-Noop.-Cotton firm, and
advanced Lie. More business is doing, and the
sales will reach 1860 bales. Middling Up.
lands, sx; Orleans, So. Other aaticles are un.
changed.
LONDON, Nov. 90 P. M.-Consols. 81 7-16: u
S. 5.20's, 7011-16; Illinois Central, s1Z.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7-Noon.-Sperm OIL Ills
Beef, 1o5s., for extra prime mess.
The Battle of Monte Rotendo-Riots in
Italy.
FLORENCE, Nov. In the recent battle near
Monte Rotondo, the Papal troops were badly
beaten until the arrival Of the French troops,
when the tide OF battle turned.
PARIS. Nov. There have been serious
riots melted by the party OF action ia different
parts of Italy, particularly at Milan, where IL
wfs found necessary to call out the troops to
quell the disturbances. Many of the rioters
We're killed and wounded.
LONDON. Nov. 7-Intelligence has been re.
ceived here from the ship J. p. Whitney, Cap.
tain Avery. last from Boston foa Caicutta to
the effect that she had been dismasted and 9th.
erwise injured at the latter port.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

The New York tenement houses are a I
last TO be rendered habltable and if such a
thing can be done, safe residences. 1t is an.
nounced that the New York Association of
Ienement house owners, who have heretofore
been consulting as TO the best means OF contest
ing the late law OF the Legislature relative to
such buildings have recently had a consuIta.
ton with the New York Superintendent of
Public Buildings, and have agreed to accept
the situation and make all the alterations re-
CURED without further notice. There is, at
length, some hope for the unfortunate people
VINO are forced TO live in these places.