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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
THE HOLY LAND.
FIRST DAY IN PALESTINE.

From Our SpeciAI CORRESPONDENT
BALDwNsvILLE, Galiee, September 1867.
The real name of this place is Cesarea Philllpp,
but call it Baldwnsville because 1t sounds better
and can recollect il easier. One of the great draw
backs to this country its distressing names that
nobody can get the hang OF. You may travel here
month"; aud when you get through you cannot tell
where you have been, to save your hie unless you
are living, breathing geography iou may make
stagger of pronouncing these names but they VIII
bring any Christian to grief that tries 10 spell them
have an idea that if can only simplify the
clntrc f this country il will be of the greatest SER
vice 10 Americans who may travel here in the future
Galilee is well enough, don't propose 10 change
that but can't accept OF Cesrea IhllIlppl-lt uses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
NEW-.JERSEY.

ANOTHER CONTESTED ELECTION CASE IN PASSA1C.
The Passaic Board of Canvassers met yeSter-
day and adjourned TIL today Inthe lid Assembly
District Van WORMS elected by - majority IL ap-
pears that the polls in the township OF Manchester
were held with four instead Of three Judges rs the law
provides At the opening of the polls there was only one
Register present two more then elected, and these
appear have acted In conjunction with Judge elected
by mistake under the old law. Throwing out this town
shin elects Mr. GCetschus The matter Is one which VIII
nrobaby go before the Legislature, AFR. GOetschus de
clarng that ne will contest the seat II the Canvassers
conclude 10 gave certificate 10 Mr.. Van Norhls. TINS
makes two contested election In Passaic County
The Mddlesex County Board OF Canyasscrs met at
New brunswick yesterday but forced to adjourn
tu today, the Intelligent Democratic canYasser from
south Amboy having left his returns at home lost them
by the way he could not tell which Mr. A. o. Evans OF
udson is spoken for Speaker OF the next jersey
House of Assembly, and the Hon. Amos Robins and
Charles H. RedmGed are both spoken % in connection
with the Presidency Of the Senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
NEW-ENGL1ND.

yULOGY ON THE LATE GOV. ANDREW.
RosToN. Nov. a-Mr. T.. Il. Whipple will de-
liver eulogy on Gov Andrew, the 27th nst Music
Hall m this city, by invitation of the city government.
TIE BELFAST NATIONAL BANK.
BELFAST Me-, Nov. S.-The Hon. James p.
white has been chosen President az the Belfast National
RANK m place Of the late Thomas Marshall
THE ROBBERY OF THE Po0R-FARM AT CON
CORD, N. H..
CoNcoRp, n. H., Nov. 8.-Of the money
,oIen at the time OF the fire POorFarm last Sunday
500 have been refunded. The wife Of the keeper
lnowledees the theft but does confess To setting
re t The building She had arranged plan to leave for
california with her pararn0ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
rur,pENrAL vULcANITE QUESTION.

CrxcIySATI. Nov. ga meeting of the Den
s NJ the West was held here yesterday 10 take into
confederation the dental yulcante question: and the FOL
loving resolution was adopted
peslred That approve OF the pursued by the
Executive Committee and the attorney who have been
ve for the dental profession OF the West In cOntestlng
ac claims of the Dental Vulcamte Company against the
pTofesion and that request them 10 continue the de
tnsc to the umatuui, believing, Notwithstanding the
dncsion of Judge Wilson % NcwY0rk. that the inpor-
tnre Of the subject demands full and final investigation
no the highest tribunal In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
HAVANA.

ARRIVAL OF A COLOMBIAN WAR STEAMER IN
CHARGE OF AN BX-CONFEDERATE OFFICER.
HAVANA, Nov. IA dispatch from Key
West reports tho arrival there Of the Colombian
steamer Colombia in command Of Lieut., Reed formerly
Of the Confederate Navy. After coang. the Colombia
will proceed this port where she viii go into dry dock
and VIII sa hence for Charleston a. her repairs
are cOmpleted Lieut. Reed. Of the Colombian
Navy s the well known leader OF the raid Portland
HaFbOr during the late war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. S.-The Conservative
Conventions composed Of white citizens representing 20
Districts Of the state has Just adjourned after session
of two DAYS Gen. Chestnut presided An address to
the people OF the country prepared by committee
of 20 aud submitted 10 the Convention ny Chal. onor
country and protests against negro supremacy IL was
unanimously adopted by the Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
ALABAMA.
THE CONVENTION.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. s.-The Recon-
sructon Convention in test vote tabled by As to 49,
the proposition to abolish the present Provisional tate
Government within 90 days. An ordinance was intro
duced and referred the appropriate Committee to
ganize Provisional Government for the State, vacatng
all important State Offices the LIST Of January
Provisional Governor be appointed by the Convention
who shan I'LL all offices by men who can subscribe TO the
test oath A resolution was introduced and referred
10 dsfranchise all persons implicated In the
murder OF Union men during the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
CANADA.
THE NOVA SCOTIA GOVERNMENT.

OTTAWA, c. W., Nov. S.-The members of the
Nova Scotia Government were sworn IN yesterday a. fol-
lows: Provisional Secretary, Mr.. Vail. Atore y-Gen-
eral Mr.. Wilkins. Commlsscner Of Mines aud Minerals
the Executive Council. Mr. McHafcy. Members OF the
Executive Council MesSrs Troop, Wmthrup Flynn aud
Ferguson. speakerof the Assembly, Mr. Marshall. -,
Tie office OF Finance Minister SIN remains unified.
Mr. TIey whom it has been offered. has not yet
cepted IL.
HAMILTON, Nov. S.-rhe old established firm
OF f. w. Gates & Co.. Wholesale dry goods Dealers sus-
pended to-day.
THE wELLAND CANAL.
ST. GATHERINGS, Canada, Nov. S.-The break
in the Welland Canal has been repaired and navigation
was resumed this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN PITTsBURGH-TwEETY
LIVES LOST

PnrsBURGH, Pa, Nov. Sat about III
O'Clock this morning citizens Of the Ninth Ward were
startled by the Ond report Of explosion IN the mill
building OF Messrs. Rcse, Graf Dub. A part OF the
building was blown into atoms, and about 20 persons
killed, and many wounded. The explosion occurred IN
the forge portion Of the MILL and the building was soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
NORTH CAROLINA.
REGISTRATION RETURNS.

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. s-Oilicial registration
returns show that 100000 white voters and 1857 blacks
have registered The majority Of the whites Is 9lio3
The Hon j. Baker, Representative from Illinois, speaks
here tonight by invitation of the citizens.
WuMiNGToN n. C., Nov. s.-The registration for four
DAYS was IS whites and Is blacks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
THE WRECKED PROPELLER ACME.

RrFFALo, n. Y, Nov s.-The Lake Shore,
few miles above this point, II strewed with barrels OK
anr nnrk lard &c, from the wreck OF the propeller
Anne The Coroner has seized and cared for the prop
arty for the benefit Of the underwriters and owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

IL must be borne IN mind however that Indiana. Wis
consn Nebraska and perhaps even ono as wen as West
Virginia and Oregon would he quite likely to vote with
New York and Pennsylvania. We do not think much
comfort remains for any political party that cannot carry
New-York or Peun,ylvania; and confidently expect
the Republican party will carry both wherever IL makes
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

wrapped in flames The OF the explosion will proba-
bly, never be known as the engineer and fremen
the only persons who could have given any information
as TO it, and they among the killed The loss of prop
erty viii probably reach $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
MARYLAND.
MARYLAND JUSTICE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. ga man named Gal
loway Iayre de Grace, having been indicted iof
beating colored GIRL school teacher, was fined one
cont to-dav hv a verdict i'm the United States Cifcnit
Court The evidence most positive of brutal treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK.

THE VOTE FOR SUPERVISORS.
The following is the vote for Supervisors ID
this city, as received at Police Headquarters
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FIRES.
LARGE FIRE AT PRINCETON, ILL.

PRINCETON, H., Nov. S.-A fire broke ont at
e denot IN this place last night which resulted In tho
destruction Of property valued at $4,000 The OF
the fire is unknown high wind prevailed at the tme
and buildings caught fire from the flying sparks nearly
ono mile from the scene Of the cOnfagraton The aggre.
ate amount OF insurance IL about 100000 Insurance
e0mnanles are losers follows: Security, NewYOrk
A. sao MetrOpolitan 81 500 Home, SJOO Phenix S. 500
Enternrisc 1900 PhenX. Hartford 5000; Merchants
~ S6o Hartford 600 The balance OF insurance
in Chicago companies.
STABLE IN LEONARD-ST.
The stable in the rear OF NO. ~ LeOnard-st.,
accounted sebah Tucker set on nre yesterday by
boys who were playing with matches. OF five horses IN
no stalls three saved. Two others valued at $780,
were burned The stable damaged To the extent OF
500.
INCENDIARIsM IN BROOKLYN.
Five two-story frame buildings, Just com
ia,ed in ave- near Stuyyesantaye., BROOKLYN
ere DESTROYED by fire at about ~ o'clock Thursday
noht involving loss Of about $4,000 covered by insuT
n, Tho buldings were erected 10y Mr. Joseph Darby
and are owned by Mr. Frank Otard, NO Beayerst, New
York.
INCENDIARIsM IN JERSEY CITY
Ar o'clock Yesterday morning fire was dis
covered I'm the frame building at No % COes-s Jersey
civ occupied by Mr. Voyt0wsky us carpenter shop.
largo ouantity material was destroyed In the
huiding The surrounding buildings, including dwell.
mo i'm the rear were also built Of wood but the fremen
sayed them WI VoytOwsky's loss Is estimated 5000;
mo insurance Several OF his workmen lost their tools
The building owned by Mrs Papcs. Loss about
$4,000; no insurance
The snow is reported to be four inches deep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
VIRGINIA.

A NEW ELECTION on THE RAILROAD QUESTION
ORDERED.
RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 8.-Gen. Schofcld has
directed new election be held in the Of the sub
scrpton to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad In or
der to remove all doubt about the legality Of the election,
all qualified voters OF Virginia and the United States VIII
vote THIS includes all dlsfrancAsed whites.
Official information at headquarters shows that 1900
whites failed 10 register in this state and only 500 per
Sons are DISTINGUISHED IN Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
TIE T'URE
JEROME PARK RACES.

The members of the American Jockey Club
will have days sport to-day. free for the gaze OF the
public. The races and entries as follows:
FIRST RACK-2 OCLOCK-Sweepakes ~ and SO eaoh' p p
regularly backed during the last sI months to be hidden
members Club Three quarters Of mile horse 10 carry 80
pounds NJ Dr. Freeance three years old by
imp Balrownie Znska BY Willis W. r. Trayers enters en-
Iily AGED. T. HaigOust Ordat aged Henry
Slaughter Dr. h. Fairfax aged r. T. Pury enters b Rocks
aged g. &. b. Stonghton b. 10. Adee, aged.
sEcOND RACE 2:30 N-MATCH ONK MitE-Leonard Jerome
enters b. edVng by BaOwne dam Cyclene by
Vgna 81 H. L. W. Constable ROquete three by imp
Eclipse. Of Fidelity. by Glencoe, 20 n,
THmD RACE mile and quarter; entries 20 be
Post he named by Leonard W Jerome esq and
John r. Purdy, esq. gentlemea riders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

BOsTON, Mass Nov. S.-There was large
attendance at the Riverside Park this afternoon 90 wit
ness the decision Of bet Of 1900 to $500 that The brown
peding John Stewart would not r0 Al miles within
hour A cold east wind was blowing but the track was
i'm good condition The horse trotted IN harness. John
MurphV driving, and although hc failed 10 accom-
plish The feat, lie made the best twenty miles
time on record, beating Capt McGOwans time by 100
seconds and trottng his 2Oi miles IN 80 minutes 3l4
seconds The miles done In 1909 the 10 miles in
9ss9 the Is mics in l32l2 and the 20 miles In 5S:O5
The horse broke four times, but was quickly brought
down and when he finished the veterinarians, who ex
auined him said he was well as when he started.
THE WASHINGTON HORSE FAIR.
W,suIyGToN. Nov. Sat the Horse Fair to-
day the Mountain Maid, silas Rich, Mary and May
ceu entered for the first The Slas Rich won the
frs heat only; time, 2so and the Mountain Maid Won
three heats her best time being 2:29i. The Mary
whdrawn at the end OF the third heat The race was
mile heats best three in ye, for purse oi $1,000 The
second race was sweepstakes for $500 mile heats best
three in 1--WE harness 10 rule Lady Eleanor Frank and
Ize were the contestants. Lizzie won three heats best
time as6 and Frank two heats best time, 24s Lady
Eleanor was Withdrawn on the fourth heat
THE MEMPHIS ASSOCIATION RACES.
MrupuIs Nov. s-AbOut 60 horses have al
ready arrived for the first opening OF the Memphis Asso
ciatiOD under the auspices Oi Tie haohsl LUZ NOstess
which commences Oh MONDAY next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

The Vermont Senate was lately without a
quorum for three successive days. and eoud do nothing
but adjourn.
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,NcrNDIARIsM IN BROOKLYN.
INcENpIARIsM IN JERSEY CITY.

The snow is reported to be four inches deep
In Ay0ca- steuben O..
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GRANTLEY HARBOR-THE RUSSIAN AMERICAN
TELEGRAPH-NATURE AND RESOURCES OF
THE COUNTRY-CLIMATE AND TEMPERATURE.
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WASHINGTON.

GEN. GRANT AND TIE WASHINGTON PAFEks-
t,T,r,py-TuE ORDNANCE INVESTIGATION
--REDuCrIoN OF THE PHILADELPHIA Gus
roNI-uoTsE FORCE-sENATOR SHERMAN ON
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MENInnANnA

MHMORANDA.
Sbp Oornwellls Allen, from LiveruDol for Phllade-
p9nis; Rama was iga iSpokeB eth Inst, no lat, etc
rsag 5aaS H. Davis, Hand, unc remained at Rio
7, iBaTTgue John Boulton, Lindsey unc remained at
Brig Bertha, Brine, hence, at ST. John, N f., nth
Big l. Myers Hicks, for Pensacola cleared Gal
Brig Raven, Sawyer. hence at Marseies 10th Inst.
froH5 N o, =, cunningham for Philadelphia, sailed
schr a; Edwards somers, for st. Marks. cleared at
schr chr Morning Light, Nickerson, hence at Washing
.schr L. McDevitt. NrcDevitt. hence at Alexandria
schr f. W. Pratt, Kendrlck from Boston for Phlla-
delphia sailed from Edgartown 2lst inst
schr Gen. Grant Colburn, for Philadelphia. sailed
scbr Helen Carroll, hence for Bath at Newport 22d
schr Reading RR. No. so. for Philadelphia sailed
Sobr r. r. Cotton, Robinson for Wilmington, N O.,
cleared at Charleston 22d inst
schr Tautamount, Davis. hence for Boston, at New
schrs Charm Starr and O B. Mcshan oulgley. for
Steamer Black Diamond Meredith, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New YORK yesterday
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Lack awanna reports under date OF August 90 1857,
nom Brooke Island, North Pacific OCEAN, n;-.,o.o,
We ran over the following named aud numbered
localities OF Islands and reefs published In the List OF
SsysSion Rags PepaftnsSt @ Washington 1885,
ana found in 3, no trace OF any Of them, - ,o No
iS9, Bunker Island; No I4S, Delaware Reef; No. lls
We m Ro%ever we've M made de- PeaF and Hermes Reef o
l44l about A M on August u and ran round l. and
surveyed It, II is reef OF small extent about fifteen
miles from f. to w. and ten miles from n 70 s. The
latitude aud longitude Of It's centre "a 81 NJ and l5
Our anchorage on the SW. portion of this rect
(Brooke Island) is in lat 2S l5 NJ lon l7 "a W. which
answers TO the position OF Sand Island NOS lSo ana
lS6 ~ -
We are going on with the survey OF this island. but
have been Interrupted somewhat by bad weather,
during which we lost two anchors.
Our examinations IN us far make the circumference
of the reef and islands about twenty miles we have
found entrance into the lagoon, nor s IL pro-
bable that any such opening now exists There is.
however. small basin on the western side OF the
mall island cut OFF from the lagoon by shOa water,
which may prove to be good harbor. The schT MIL
ton Badger Is anchored in this harbor and shall sur
Vey II when through with the outside work.
BY order of the Secretary of the Navy.
THORNTON A. JENKINS.
Chiet of Bureau.
Bureau of Navigation. Navy Department oct. II. 1857