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Evening star., 1867-11-08

HR ALBKNARLE GHosT.-The remarkable
Nislls 10 The house Of John ;. Moon, EsQ. near
rconsVnls, are sttll going on. SUNDAY night
the powerful light so frequently spen Hooded
The passage OF the house. and was suese-
qusntly seen from the upper wtadows lighting
Up Tie night. These visits have ben 20. az on
row fcr Tour months. The hOuse has Deen
entered cer'ainiy ten OF affern times, and
probably much oftener. fOr The Hrst two
months ne v sits averaged snee in ten days:
ior me last two months tney have average
seNeTal times a week Mr. MoOu's house n A
been guarded now for perhaps a mouth. bat A.
seems impossible to capture tue rnystsrtous
Stranger. who Iter the house right in the
midst OF tie circle Of picksts. The parties fft
- supposed here are three OF theml carry
false keys. and open ont doors and io-doSrs-
ihey have also a shrill whistle, which has beer
rspt afedly heard; and they nsye a yery re-
tof,sftgfs (Er,s,,Is
Evening star., 1867-11-08

0A new and valuable agent, whereby
surgicai operations are painlessly performed,
without the risk which has hitherto attended
ehloroiorm, has Just been discovered by an
Engllsh physician, who publishes an account
of in the London Medical Times. He states
mat oy the use OF this agent In one case perfect
insensibility was produced in four min u,es: in
the second case In about six minutes: and In
both instances where it was useo the patents
glded, so 10 speak, into complete anethesia
without struggle. This new agent is the
bichloride Of inethylepe. which differs from
chloroform IN the rapidly with which IL pre-
ouces perfect insensbilIty. In one case. in q
warm room. the vaporization of the fluid wss
so rapid that frost was produced on the vessel
containing N.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

SHOCKING MURDER IN IOwA.-About q wear
and a half ago John Minert bought the prop
erty known as the .Smith Mill" and deemipg
IL necessary he raised his mill dam. About a
mile above him Stafford had q carding mi chine,
and complained Of Minert that by raising the
dam ne backed the water'upon him ans insfste
upon MiHert RI ducine his dam, wpich the latter
would nos do. The parties went to Law and
TIE court decided IN favor of MInert Last
saturday Mineri, assisted by a man named
Welch, was ms King some repairs on the dam,
when Stafford suddenly appeared and in :
qulred OF Minert whether he s,ill persisted in
raising bis dam. HineTt 10 formed him thar he
was not raising has dam, but simply repairing
". Stafford was in q rage and words folio wed
While Minert kept at work and Just as be va.
bend ing down 10 pick up rocks TO throw into
the dam Stafford raised Axe and struck
Mnert on the head, telling him on the spot
Stafford then IN rned upon W elch, but the lai-
ter was TOO fleet for HIM, aud escaped. STAT
foru, turning back from his pursuit, saw that
Minert had partly raised himself from the
ground, and rushing mp 70 him gave min sew.
eral more blows on the head with the axe
clsaying open and terribly mutilatins the
skull Minert had not said a word TO Stafford
The second time he came. Minert had the repu-
triton OF being good natured, quiet and hon.
orable man, Will e Stafford never stood faIr
always being engaged in some broil. IL was
with difficulty that the enraged community
conld be KEEP from lynching Stafford. He has
fed. and Sl.OO0 reward is offered for his cap
ture.-ELldker (I0sr0) Journal, Ocf.25.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Interestipa Items Of Mexican News.

Especial Dispatch TO the Star
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-The Havana correspon.
dent Of the Herald SAYS
General Santa Anna is here engaged In buy.
ing farm.
President Juarez has been triumphantly re-
elected.
A commissioner has come on to nerotiats ,
loan of $1,000. 600 at Washington
The Government has LETT the troops uppaid.
ana has used S400,O00 for other purposes
Evening star., 1867-11-08

DEPRESSION OF FMANuFACTUREe.-TheP Prov
icence Journal says the wages or the opers
tives are TO bs reduced this week in several OF
the largest cotton factories In Rhode Island.
and that II the times do not improve, An entire
or partial suspension OF work must soon occ ur.
by the concerted action Of The manulacturers.
The lsreo wooden mill Of award Harrfe.
snown a. the Harris Wooien COMPANY. In
Woonsocket will commence TO run on three.
quarters time next Monday. and some Dortions
OF me machinery will b entirely stopped nm al
here 10 Q more encouraGing prospsct Far its
prod ctions. The old mills continue their
usual time at present The Ltppitt wooisn
looms for several mouths, but at preseut are
running fifteen OF eighteen sets OF machipsTy '.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
The November SeSsiou.

"Data" writes TO the San.
WAsHInaTos, Nov. lit has been an
nounced that the President is engaged upon a
me seage to Congress, TO be presented upon an
early day OF the adjourned session that con.
venes on the ?1st inst This announcement
does not appear to have any valid foundation
There is, In fact, good reason for saving that
Mr. Johnson mas not commenced the prepare
ton OF any such message, and thar IL rs not
well settled that he will communicate TO Con-
gress the information of tie state OF the Union
at all events until some time during the regu
lar or December session
Ii should be borne in mind that the Novem.
ber session can last but eleven days, including
Sundays, and that there will be hut nine work.
Ing days befere he reg lar constitutional DE.
cember session must commence. The Consti.
tuition provides that Congress shall assemble
shall be on the first Monday in December. mn.
less they shall by law appoint different day
Congress has not appointed q different day,
but bas enacted 'that in addition TO the pres
meeting" etc, etc
The coming November session must there.
fore adjourn by noon OF Monday, December
2d, and commence a regular session at that
hour. II the President shall have any measures
that ne deems necessary and expedIent 10
IecommeSd to Congress for their con nsideration,
they Will He com nun icated at about the usual
period, probably Ia December.
Under the existing provisions of the laws
there are several dificulties presented. If
CONGRESS shall pass an act even as early as
.ue Slst VI NoNehoer, tne PRESIDENT cannot
nolo the DILL for the Constitutional term OF 10
daye, during the November session, bee ause
afier excluding Sundays. there can be but nine
days left; so, likewise, In the tenure OF office
law, which provides that the President shall
report the suspensions OF officers and the ap.
pointment of their successors within twenty
days after the first day OF the next meeting Of
the Senate. BY the time that half OF these
twenty days shall have expired the November
session must cease BY limitation of law Such
are come OF the legal incons lstencies which. IL
II argued, have resulted from the recent Con-
gresstonal legislation, and which, IL Is under
stood, are to be considered in Cabinet to- NOR.
NOR, with the view Of determining. II possible
what course the Executive shall adopt to besr
meet the reQuirements Of the Con stitution And
the purposes Of the late acts OF Congress.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Fropn the Indian Couutvx

ISpecIaI Dispatch % the Star
OMAHA, Nov. S-Col. Powell, the noted In
dian lighter, is just in from Fort Phil. Kear-
ney and reports the weather very cold-the
thermometer being degrees below zero. The
Indians express a desire to make ps ace. only
on the terms that the Government Will aban-
don the forts and withdraw the troops from
the Powder River country
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Affairs in Richmond

HlCHhOHD, a, Nov. Gen. SchOfisii mas
directed new election In the case of the sub
scriptoDs 10 she Chesapeake and Ohio railrosd
IN order 70 remove all doub, about thu legality
of the election. All the qualified voters %
virginia viii vote. This includes all the dis
fra chlsed whites.
Official information at headquarters shows
that 1900 whites failed TO register in the Srats
and only $500 persons are disfranehised in
Virginia. =
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Weston. the Pedestrian.

SCHENECTADY. N. Y, Nov. e-Weston the
pedestrian, arrived here last night An i'm.
meme crowd Of people assembled TO meet him.
he ieit mere this morning, expecting 10 reach
Herkimer, distance of sixty miles, this even
ing. Weston expressed himself as feeling in
the best trim, and is confident OF success.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

THE ROMAN QUKsTION.-The Paris Monte ,y
ssys the embarkatiou OF troops at TouIon has
ceased, and that NO more troops will leave for
Italy. The London Times, in q leading article
yesterday. predicts that, sbould Napoleon fail
to bring about general conference OF the Eu-
ropean Pewers to settle the Roman question.
he will abandon the defence Of the temporai
power Of the Pope. ana leave Italy free 10 de
eide upon the future position Of Rome.
A dispatch from Florence last night saws =
Accounts Of the last engagements near Rome
nave been received. During the battle on Su q I.
day 0aribaldi bro1eht into action 10000 men
at one time. The Papal troops were beaten.
and GaribaldI was gaining ground, when the
French came mp and turned the victory into
wounded, and 1000 prisoners.
Information has been received at Paris from
Rome that the Pontifical authorities Intend Ia
prosecute those ctttzens who voted for uulon
with Italy. The French Government has made
represen tations 70 the Pope, I'd visine him moi
TO allow this purpose to be carried out
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Hew Xork MorLat

NEW YORK, Nov S.-Flour without decided
change. Wheat quiet Corn 1a2 cents better
Pork heavy; Mess S2l.O0as2I G5 Lard dull az
~ al3t. Cotton steady at Isl na19 cents for
Middhng Uplands. Freghts firm Spirits
Turpentine quiet at JGH. Rosin dull Al s369Y
aS3.75 for strained
Evening star., 1867-11-08

SCHOOL WHIPPING IN PENNsYLyANIAA
Judge IN Allegheny, Pa, In school -teac her
whipping boy case brought before him. en- arsed
the Jury that "st was the duty OF the b,y 20
submit 10 me directions OF the teacher So far
a. he had capacity 20 urderstaud them, ana Az
spirit OF Insubordinsuon was manifested,
me teacher nad right 20 infiIct punisnment
There was sentiment gaining ground m the
community that all corporeal Punishment In
SCHOOLS was illegal, and that moral suAsiou
only should be used. To his doctrine the
court could not subscribe, for the reason that
II carried out. our schools would soon become
olsorgsnized, and their sefulness impaired !,
His directions TO the Jury IN thls case were
summed mp az follows "a teacher, in in
nictlng corporeal punishment upon a pupil
must exercise reasonable judgment aud dis
efeuon, And must In no case go beyond the
limit OF moderate castiRatiOh, either in degree
or mode, and within that Limitation must be
governed as 20 the manner and severity Of the
PUNISHMENT by the nature Of the offence aud
size and apparent powers OF endurance OF the
pupll. The jury, after a short deIiberstou-
ionnd verdict OF "not guilty." aud divided
TIE costs between the prosecutor aud the de-
fendant
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Reception ofSpeaker Celfax atRichmend
Indiana
Especial Dispatch to The Siarl

u
CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-Speaker CoIfax me,
with large reception a: Richmond, Ind, on
yesterday from the Grand Army of the Re.
pubic and the public schools. He made a
brief speech, saying that Congress must take
no Backward steps In its policy ofreconstruc-
Evening star., 1867-11-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
NEW YORK ELECTION

Democratic Majority 43.642-RepuAlican
majority in the State senate. 2-Dems.
cratic Majority in the Assembly, IL.
Especial Despatch to the Star.l
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The Tribnsc figures
Nelson's majority in New York to be i3,6t2
The Democrats have a majority OF 10 IN the
Assembly, and are only in minority OF in
the Senate.
Majority; q Republican loss Of COZ
votes.
ISpecial Dispatch to the Starl
UTICA, Nov.s.-The Official vote gives Bal
ley, (Rep.) for Con ogress, 6ss majority: Re-
publican loss OF 6ol votes on last years vote,
When Roscoe Coukling was elected 70 the
House OF Representatives
Evening star., 1867-11-08

~ The great dress novelty Is stiIl the W waist-
band rings, through which sasnes are hang in
elegant folds behind. The scarf mantle in
velvet 10 trimmed with gimp. Japaae~e fou-
lard Is 70 be much worn al ST. Cloud White
and blue mOSair for walking dress. Plasded
SILK petiicoats under white leno is very sty-
lish. The strangest overskirts Hash pssi some
tunes. They are cut apron shape and odented
Ike leaves they are buttoned on the side
widths, they are caslellAied and worn every-
where for travelling ana promenace Mare
Antoinette hchas are most convenient Tor c-rn :
toilette. They will be richly trimmed with
point, for evening wear over ashes Of rose
aim fdrss Cor.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
cOn BARRELS OF wHIsKEY

cOn BARRELS OF wHISKEY
AT WHOLESALE,
OF the following brands, viz:
GAUTIERs CABINET,
FAMILY NECTAR
"OLD EXTRA MONONGAHELA RYE,u
And the well-knewn
Rush BUN BOURBON"
All OF which are offered b. the subscriber to the
trade
ATLEAsT 20 TO 25 CTS. PER GALLON
LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED EITHER
IN NEW YORK, PENNSYLVANIA,
OK MAINLAND,
OF the same grades Of biskey.
will also sell the same WHISTLES TO the public By
the gallon at ths following prices:
THE G.. GAU1IER CABINET BRAND, at as
PER GALLON.
which IL the purest Bye hisky ever sold in this
District.
nyite the medical faculty 20 call at my store and
test the purity of this article, being certain they
will md IL a whisky they can recomme nd 20 their
patients whenever il may be expedient TO use any.
trs MonoBgahels Bye" al 50; the Rush Bun
All the above whiskies are sold az 81 less per
szIlon than can be purchased where else, of the
same grade.
ALSO, INK MAGNOLIA WHISKY AT % rs
PER GALLON.
c. GAUTIEB,
NATIVE WINE BIrTERS,
se6-tf 253 PennsylyaniA avenue.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
General sherman to Comm nd the Depart
ment sf washington from the nth inst
Especial Dispatch to The Start

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Heraid's Wasbiur
ton correspondent says:-It seems to be pretty
well ascertained that General Sherman will
assume command of the Department of Wash
ing ton on his return TO this city, which will
take place about the 18th inst
Evening star., 1867-11-08
LADIES LIST


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Chase Lizzie Beayy Rose Ann TrutZ Eli1 1abeth
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Mrs Madigan BridgetWard Elizabeth
Cunningham Jte Mrs Wincklemau N III Z
Mrs Muligan Ag MrsWalton Mrs
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Cammel Serena Mrs Weight Matte Mrs
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Dana Julia Mrs Morgan III enc Weishard MARY
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Eaton Callie Marield Nellie Weaver Va Mrs
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MIsCELLLNEoUs--Queen of the Gypsies.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

PKRsoNAL.-Hon. L. Nj. Stanton. late Sscrs.
tary OF War, arrived in Pittsburg, Pa, on Fri.
DAY, on the Pan handle Railroad, on 4 visit 10
DIS relatives and friends in that city and
vicinity. '''' Senator Morton has gone IN
Terra Haufe to try the virtues of the artesia N
water upon bis in f1rmiiies. His health no a. .
ever, Is not bad, and ne feels very confiGent
that De Will be at w ashIngton At the opeaio .
OF Congress, prepared to attend 10 his auties
through the session. -.- General McCIleII1n
" no is II siding temporarily In Paris, viii nor
return TO tpis country until next spring The
General Will then resume his former business
as an engineer. He tells his friends that he
desires a return 10 the active duties of If.
tbat ne Is stfll young man. and feels that hs
may nave future before him outside of the
pale of otities. ''--Sena tor John sherman of
Cnio Col. Robert &. Owen, Of Virginia: M
Murilio, Spanish Minister, aud his Secretary
ano AdJutant, q. Sanromini and NJ Salgar
Henry Odrich, president of a Europea an steam
snip line; l.. Cunard, president OF Cunard line
OF steamers; Il. Mackenzie, presiden. Of the
Mackenzie line OF steamers, Of New York are
at Wizards Hotel.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

STRIKH-Thero 10 . srike amoug those or tn
cigar r-mahsrs Of Norfolk, Va, Voo belong o
the "Onton" They demand a increpse q
former psy. ~
Evening star., 1867-11-08

UNITY oF GERNASY.-The governments of
bavaria and Wurtemberg have rejoined the
Zollverein, ana the powerful bond OF comuer-
cial unity 10 now closely uniting eli North
and south Germany. IL was the Zoilyereln
which more than any other cause prepared
the degree OF political unity which was estas-
hshed In ise6. The military alliance concl oded
IN august last between the south German
States and Prussia has also been ratifed by
the Diets Of Bavaria and Wurtembere. Both
IN q military and In commercial point OF
view, Germany, with the exception Of the
Austrian provinces, is n unit
Evening star., 1867-11-08
LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINIye IN THE
WARRINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
Friday, NevembeF 8, 1867.
PUBLIsHBD IN THE PAPER
HAVING TIE LARGEST CIRCULATION

~ To obtain any Of these letters the applicant
hnet call for Advertised Letters give the date
OF the list, and pay one mt for Advertising
- 1T not called for within one month they will be
sut to the Dead Letter Office.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Pesss.ed her nsssaal /.

The rssl Of nrs harrist a. Yos, ohus-d
vnh the murder OF her husba I'D bv possosias,
eonneneed IN the Circuit Coart Of LlvingstSu
eoonty, III, on the 23d insisn', and vas coa-
vhbeh Mrs zee was charged, was committed
on the 9Th OF September, is6e. Her bnsoand,
ysmes foe, vss 81 years OF age, apd they hsd
oeen married about - years Tbry had six
ehilorep: the eldest, q daughter, 10 married; the
yooneest IL seven or eiehI yesrs Old. Mr.. Voc
Nas ~ years youngcr thsn Der husband. Pre-
ylops 10 The lsttsrs death, there was 40 inti-
macy between her ana q ooctor named JOAN
m; fonmans, which sy many was regarded ss
CRIMINAL On The isht Of The 9th of - spiem bar
OF iatt year, loe par'ook OF q hearty supper
and Immediately afisnNards was taken Win
Nomting and crampinE. Dr. Yoomans Vas
csIeo, ana 10 is alleged, somInntered
pcwosrs containing arsenic which wee
given 10 the deceased by his wife Hc
survived until the following Ilxht Oa
the afternoon succeeoing his death the
fuperaf TOOK place. suspicion uss exci,ed
and three WEEKS after toe burial the re mans
were exhumed; the stomach wa, .,ant..a
and srserlc VAS found therein. Before thl.
however, Mrs Noe and Dr. loumaus AZ ts
alleged, attempted 20 induce q daurntsr OF tne
woman 20 commit perjury, ana. failing in ma,
neo. Mrs. loe wac taken to Odeli ov con OF
Dr. louraBs, where che refist.red nsr name
a. the hotel ss NJ re. Mary r Mason. Here be
vas Joined ty the Doctor next day. aud thsy
went 10 Canada. About she let OF Hov~me@r
was taken back 10 ILLINOIS. Dr. Noumans mas
not jet been apprebeBded.
The utsl commenced as asove stated. Two
dsys were required 20 cbtain yury, nearly m
those called having formed an opinion. TIE
principal witness against the accused was her
daughter, Mrs. Laura N. worlhiaeton. A
motion vas made after the renoering of the
vsrd CT for new trial, hut 10 was overruled,
ana the prisoner wss senten ced 70 eight years
imprisonment
Evening star., 1867-11-08

THRfoREIGN NEws.-Cable dispatches Of
last night cay that the disturbances in England
caused by want Of employment and scarcity OF
food continue. Riots are reported in Devon
fhire, Torquay, Exmouth, and other places
BY Efforts OF the authorities the troubles at Ex.
eier have been quieted after the arrest Of many
rioters. A Royal Commission TO inquire into
Inc Protestant Church OF ireland has been ap-
pointed, with the Earl OF Stsnhope g. chair.
man. A Times editorial on the Alabama
claims comments severely on the last dispatch
from Mr. Seward TO Mr. Adars. At the ses-
sion in Manchester ofthe special commission.
ers yesterday. the counsel for the sCrown
abandoned the counts Of murder in the re-
naming cases, and all the remaining prison
ers will ee tired for miscemeapors -
IL is reported upon good authority that the
Sultan OF Turkey 10 making unusual prepara-
tion FIFTY thousand needle guns have re-
Gently been purchased by the Turkish war
department Large shipments OF rified- guns
have been made ~ the Turkish forces in Asia
and he Government has been streng ihening
the fortificaiions in kars
:. All the towns IN Sehles WIG -Hols;ein have
joined the Zollverein except Altoona The cleo
ton OF deputies 10 the Prussian diet took place
at Berlin yesterday. All the successful can
didates belong 70 the progressive party.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

"A RENARKARLE nlvoRCE.-The Isucsstsr
tfa.) Express gives the following extraoroi-
nary divorce case.
John Rowland vs. Mary Rowland This
was an action for divorce. Smith aud Heister
fer plaintiff; Patterson and Kline for defend :
ant The parues reside IN the vicinity of NAV
town The case occupied three days OF ths
court, diyulging circumstances OF a most Ia
menfable character. John Rowland ~ aboat
O. years OF aee, and Mary Rowiasd % years
old. They bad eight children, rsye OF whom
are living. The oldest a years Of age After
living together nearly forty years, it is
charged that Mary Rowland. the wife. al
lowed improper liberties by q German
named Swartxkop, who was a hired man
living with them. After The matter became
known TO Rowland, he discharged the Ger
man, ano, 10 save the family from public no.
ice, did not prosecute for a divorce for SIT
years, and then only when every effort failed
20 have her agree 20 amica able sepzrat,op
Ihe evidence was very fully discussed bv
each OF The counsel for the parties The iury
retired en- Thursday morning a. m O'clock and
after being out all night returned a verdict
tnis morning IN favor OF painun, con unrnins
the wife's guilt, and in favor OF a divorce
This case was tried In August, 1856 when the
Jury, after being out all night ana not beine
able TO agree, were discharged.
Evening star., 1867-11-08

How TO GIT MARRIxD DFAsHIoNABLY.-rne
fashion now u, az church weddings. TO stretch
q broad Whi,e ribbon across the Aisle nm - htcn
the bridal party pass, above which none BAT
invited guess are allowed TO sit. The brides.
made enter In pairs, unattended by gentlemen
bride with her father. Two OF the Eroomsmen
precede the whole party, and the others Be !.
hind After the ceremony, each OF them eives
an arm 70 enc OF the maids, ~ the party leave
the church. At least such 10 the latest Phila.
deiphia fashion. 49, d.
Evening star., 1867-11-08
Proposed Democratic Demonstration IN
Favor Of General Grant for the Presi-

Especial Dispatch to the Ssar.l
NRw YORK, Nov. s.---At a social gathering
OF q number OF Democrats maenates At the
Manhattan Club last evening, the propriety Of
demonstra,ion by the Democrats in favor of
Gen. Grant for the Presidency was discussed
and favored By quite many, but it is not likely
mat the party leaders will do anything in tha,
direction, at least at present
Evening star., 1867-11-08

SECRETARY W ELLEs-Hon. Gideon Weiles
Secretary OF the Navy, is sti1 confined to his
bed. Yesterday he attempted to SIT mp, bu,
was unable to do SO. 1t Will be several days
before he can leave lis bed.