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The national Republican., 1867-11-16

IT is REPORTED by some of the newspapers
that 1t has cost IS, OOO 900 to effect reeonstruc-
tion thus far in Virginia. This must be mis-
take. Congress appropriated no such sum for
anv single State, End II 1t has been expended,
where did the money come FROM
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
The NIemphis Races.

MENPuIs, Nov. l5.-The races to-day were
very largely attended. The first race was for
the Congress Post stakes of $4,000, four mile
heats The race was closely contested, and won
by COunterproof in three straight hsats beating
Mary Vim and Duke Of Orleans. Time-s:Oli;
7;49!i 7:4l!.
The second race was for the Association purse
of 500, for three year olds mile heats, and won
by Viola Time-l:4 :49i; l:4S!.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
The Races In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE races were again
largely attended. The great race between May
Queen, Mountain Maid, and slas Rich, was won
in three straight heats by Mountain Maid the
best time made being 247.
To morrow race will come of between the
Belle Of Baltimore and running mate and Brown
George and mate for one thousand dollars, mile
heats, best three In FIVE
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

TIE MEssRs WsE, who attempted to shoot
Il. A. POLLARD in Baltimore on Thursday, ar,
rived 10 Washington yesterday. We do not
learn whether any special hOnOrs arc to be shown
them.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Railrood AHairs I'M CIncInnotI

CMclNSArI, Nov. l5.-The City Council to.
day by vote of 2l to 8 passed 4 resolution
granting a connection through the city between
the Little Miami and the Ohio and Mississippi
railroads by track through Front street, and
also settled with the latter company for a per.
petual occupation Of their present location on
West Front street.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Forger Convicted.

CHICAGO, Nov, l5.-The case Of J. buchanan
Cross the notorious fOrger, which has been on
trial in the Recorders Court for some days, was
concluded to-day by tho jury bringing in YER.
dict Of guilty. He was sentenced to six years
imprisonment In the penitentiary.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Fatal Roller Explosion,

New loRK, Nov. 15.-This evening the boiler
of donkey engine on the steamer Mantazas
exploded, killing Henry McGee, quartermaster
Another of the crew Is missing, and Is sup.
posed to have been blown overheard.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Murder near Worcester, Mass.-The Mur
derer at Large,

WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. Is Mrs. james
E. Shepard was shot by her husband, this after.
noon, at Curtis's farm, three miles from this
city. She had been living in the family of Mr..
Curtis as nurse Shepard went there this
morning and had high words with her. He then
came to this city, bought pistol, and returned
and fred at her several times, killing her in.
stantly. Tho murderer Is still at large
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

A NUMBER Of prominent citizens Of New York
have requested ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS to
address them on tho condition Of the South lie
has accepted, and will arrive in a few days and
deliver the address.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
The EIeetion in Florida.

TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, Nov l5.-The cleo.
tion is passing of without any trouble. The
result for two days in Leon, Madison, and Gads.
den counties foot up 8, 500 votes of which only
thirty were pOllsd by the whites. All for the
convention.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

GEN. HOWARD, at the Educational conven
tiOn, hold In Nashville, Tennessee, announced
that he had made provision at Lookout Noun
tain College for the free education Of the chill
dren Of all loyal white refugees in the State o
Tennessee.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

RECEIPTS FRoN CUSTOMS receipts from
customs at the ports below named from Noyeu.
Der lst to 9th, inclusive, were as follows: Bos,
ton, sS4l, Sl3 j5i New York 50, 4ss OSI 49, Phil.
adslPhiS, sl27, 7,GCI42i Baltimore, s23s, 647 81
San Francisco, October 9Th to 18th, $3.50, I32. .O5
total, So, ,366, G92 65.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

MouXr VEsUvIrs Is belchius forth from Its
crater pillar Of Gro, which is said to be mag.
niGcent sight, as viewed from the city of Naples.
1t may prove to be rather an expensive fireworks.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

THIS Is WORTH THE WHLE.-A reduc.
tlon oftsn per cent from all Clothing and Furnishing
Goods from present prices, to cash purchasers All
this at No. eso Seventh street and corner Seventh
street and Maryland avenue. until Henuing removes
to his new Store. No. oil Seventh street. Iptoigsbe'r
Building.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Meteoric shower In California,

SAN FRAScIsco, Nov. 15.-Reports from the
interior represent the msteOric shower as having
been magnificent spectacle. 1t vas witnessed
between the hours of l2 and O'Clock on the
night Of the 18th.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Destructive Fire at Port sarn,a. G. W.

PoRr sARSrA, G. W., Nov ia FIRE broke
out last night In the Western Hotel stables, and
before Its progress could be checked destroyed
twenty shops and dwellings, together with the
post Office, market, and two small hotels. About
a dozen families have been rendered houseless
The loss is estimated at from seventy Eve to one
hundred thousand dollars.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
De.truct,ye Fire at Houston, Texas,

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA destructive fire at
Houston, Texas, last night destroyed whole
block, including the German Lutheran church.
an extensive sash factory, several anO residences
and large quantity of lumber.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

SOMEBODY writes from Earope that the ladies
Of the Queen Of Sweden almost smothered Ad
miral FARRAGur with kisses. Rather 4 pleasant
way to be snothered,
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

The bids for furnishing blankets, cloths, etc.
to the Indians were opened yesterday at the of.
Gee Of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Tho
awards will not be made for several days.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

The WHISKY CHALLENGE.-Charles Gau.
tier invites comparison Of his pure and nno whisky
with whatever may be sold as whisky by any other
house in the city. Let purchasers make the test and
convince themselves. Moreover, the adyantage to
thsm by purchasing Of dautier will BE- not only In
the obtaining Of superior article, but in the saving
Of about one dollar on each gallon.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
L o c Al TIE M s

The TARPEfAS Rock became u cabbage
bed the Roman Forum corn market; and since
Messrs A saks Co. have been at SIT Seventh street
they became the leading Clothing House In this
city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Omcial Returns OF New Yort,

ALBANY, N. Y Nov. 1.-THE official returns
from forty seven counties, and the reported ma.
jOrities from the remaining thirteen counties,
give Democratic majority for tho State ticket
Of 49, 922
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From sitka-Tho -Legislative Council
Prince OF Wales D rthday Celebration.
SAN Francisco, Nov 15.-Tbe United States
steamer ossipee arrived at Victoria yesterday,
from Sitka. with Gen, Rousseau and staff All
are well.
The legislative council meets at Westminster
early next month.
Tho birthday of the Prince Of Wales was
celebrated at Victoria.
A fog on Wednesday night and Thursday
morning obscured the meteoric display,
Nothing from the interior.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
From PhiIadeIphia-The Health Of Gen

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-The report in cir.
culatiOn that Con, Lyle, sheriff. elect, was dying
from the effect of a broken leg, received two
weeks since by being thrown from a carriage Is
incorrect. He is still suffering from the acci
dent, but Is not believed to be In danger
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

The latest advices received at the Word
Office make the Democratic majority in New
York State so, 600. It Is not very likely to be
reduced below thsGe figures.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

ONE of the sons of Senator CRITrESDES ha
Just been pardonsd by tho President. He wa
In tho rebel army.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

The Cabinet was in session yesterday fol
about two hours. Postmaster General RANDALL
and Secretary WELLEs were absent
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

Hon. CHARLES SUMNER will deliver his leetur,
on the subject care we nation - in Cooper
Institute New York, on Tuesday evening next
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

DROPOSALS FOR LATERAL SEW
l. ERs, WAIER.P PIPES AND GAs.PIPEs, IN 4
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN sEVENTBRNTH
AND NINETEBNTB STREETS WEST
OFFICE sUPBRISTEEDBET ASD lS-PECTOR sRwERs,)
sIDE FoOTwALKs, AND tARRIAGgwAis 60,
CITY HALL, WAsHlEOTOs, d. & Nov q, 1857.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors One ct
until IL m, on MONDAY, Is iusan' for furnishing
and laying nine.inch dIain pipesi also, gas and
water pipes Into all lots or parts OF lots said
street north, as are not already provided.
Specifications can be seen by calling the Super,
intendsnt and Inspector Of Sewers &c, in the base
Dsnt, west wing, City Hall
The right is reserved to reject apy or oil bids,
WM FORsYTH,
Aoll-l2,lG Superintendent aud Inspector, &c,
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From st. Louis - General Hancock En-
Route for New Orleans-Fines Imposed
for Defrauding the Government.
sT. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Goneral Hancock and
family and several members Of his staff left this
evening for New Orleans, where he will assume
command Of the Fifth military district
In the United States Circuit Court William @.
Herrod was fined $1,000 md costs for fixing
false brands to manufactured tobacco.
Martin Hinderdick and Fred Luerburg were
fined 81, 200 and costs for distilling without pay
ing the special tax.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

The New YoRK Herald endorses the view
of Mr., STEVENS contained in his dnancia
lstter
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

TnE receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to 1874, ,092.27.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From Aisbama-The Reconstr uction Con-
yentson-A Memorial Adopted for the
Removal OF the Cotton Tax
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. l5.-Ths recon.
struction convention to-day adopted q memorial
to Congress, praying the removal of tho cotton
tax, and that all taxes paid since September,
1867, be refunded to the producer.
An ordinance was passed abOlishing the new
county of Jones, created by the last Legisls.
lature, and restoring tho old boundaries Of the
counties out Of which 1t was formed.
A resolution was adopted by 4 vote Of SO to
80 to raise special committee to inquire into
the expedioncy Of removing the State capital
from Montgomery.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

Coupops, ll2zS; 6-2o's, ls62, 1857; $685. 1854,
lo59; 520's, 1906 lO0I 6.2o's Jan and July 1895,
1879 lOtos, lloIi 1905 "a series, l059S $50 s,
Sd SEES, loj9S; Cod, l4l.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
ArItan sas for a Convention

MEMPHIS, Nov. l5.-Further returns from
Arkansas show that the State has gone for a
convention.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
From Hartford, Conn. - Important Case
Itceidsl.

rfo" HrIoru, tohn - important Nass
Decided.
HARTFORD, COSS., Nov. IA case Of gen
eral interest, involving some ano points of law,
has been on trial this week before Judge Ship,
man. In tho United States district court The
case Is the Norwich and New York Transporta.
tion Company against the Western Massachu.
setts Insurance Company. The following are
the facts: In April, 1865, the steamer City Of
Norwich collided with schooner, and soon AFTER
took Gre and sunk in 10 feet Of water. She
was subsequently, raised, and taken to New
York, and repaired there. There was an insur.
aneo Of $4,000 on the steamer, in the various
companies, the pOlicie, covering for ERE risks
only.
The insurance companies declined to pay on
the ground that they did not take marine risks,
and the loss was ocsasiOned b. the perils Of the
sea.
The plaintiffs claim that the vessel would not
have been sunk except for the FIRE, and that but
for the burning Of her works tho vessel would
not have gone down.
The jury this afternoon returned q verdict for
the plaintiffs for $4,925.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE

LONDON, Nov. 15-6 p. m.-Consols, "a 9.l6;
Fries, 47ii Illinois Central, s4ij U. s. Five.
twenties, 7ol.
FRAsKrORr, Nov l5.-U. S. Five.twsnties,
75i.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. lj-Cotton dull. Tho ad.
vices from Manchester are unfavorablo. Corn,
ASS. Cd. Bacon, Sis. Other articles unchanged.
ANTWERP, Nov. 15.-Petroleum, 40 francs
BERLIN, Nov. 15-Evening. g.-The third par.
Lament Of tho Confederation Of North Germany
assembled to-day. The session was opened tSis
morning by the King Of Prussia, who made the
usual speech from the throne In person. The
King after cOngratulating the members gen.
orally on seeing them again assembled, addressed
a cordial welcome to the deputies from those
provinces which were now for the frst time rep.
resented In this body.
The attention Of the members was then called
to the work Of legislation before them, and the
various bills which would be submitted to their
consideration, were referred to In detail. AL.
luding to foreign affairs, the King declared the
relations Of the confederation with the other
nations of Europe were entirely satisfactory.
The foreign Powers all appreciated and respected
tie pacific aims Of Prussia.
In regard to the progress of German unity, he
said conflict with the two States Of South Ger.
many, now allied with Prussia, was no longer to
bo feared and in settling the question Of the
future relations of tho South German States
with tie Confederation, the Prussiau Govern.
ms', ~nuld studiously endsavor to reconcile the
views Of their Catholic subjects with the internal
and international interests Of the whole father.
lani.
The King concluded his speech with the decia.
ration that the preservation of peace In Europe
was now certain.
PARIS, Nov. l5-Evening Marshal Barains
has been appointed to succeed Marshal Forey IN
command Of the Third Army corps, with his
headquarters at Nancy.
No day for the assembling Of the proposed
general conference Is mentioned in the last note
Of the French Cabinet to the European Powers.
MANCHESTER, Nov. l5.-The execution of
Allen and the other prisoners condemned to
death by the special commission, except Ma
gui-c, whose pardon has been announced. will
take place on the 23d instant In this city.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
The PoEr Of the National Hat and Cap

lHE Oct OF the Natonal Hat ana Zap
FupOrium astrsy.
Hats for figures broad and burly,
Hats for straight hair and curly,
Hats for faces melancholy,
Hats for features bright and Jolly, -
Hats for gentlemen Of standing,
Hats that give look commanding,
Hats for walking, ridisg, driving,
Hats dull faces look alive in,
Hats that stand all kinds Of mAuling,
Hats for every trade and calling,
Hats that men and boys sigh for,
Hats that even babiesc cry for.
Any or all Of the above styles may be bad at re.
remarkably low prices at the National Emporium N ,
Ssi Pennsylvania avenue, between Four.and Il half
ard Sixth streets, adjoining National Hotel.
l.. OPPESHErNER, 300 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Enth and Tenth streets, would invite
ths attention Of buyers Of Ready Made Clothing for
Men, Youths, Boys and Children, which 10 the best
selected sock offered for sale in this city mauu'ae.
tured fron tho finest fabrics and equal to cu.tOm
worE. Also, low priced goods as cheap as the
cheapest, and as good as the best.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From Richmond-The Trial of Jefr.
Dsvis-Chisf Justies Chase en- route for
Wsshisgten-
RIcHmosD, Nov l6.-No business being be.
fore the United States Circuit Court to-day, It
adjourned until the 25th inst, when the trial Of
JEFF Davis will be commenced.
Chief Justice Chase leaves for Washington to.
night. lie will be present at the opening of the
African high school.
1t Is well understood that he will not be pre-.
sent during the Davis trial.
The Conservatives are holding ward meetings
to night to appoint delegates to the State con.
vention.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From Charleston, 8. C.-Delinquent Tax
payers Ordered TO Report to General
Candy.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., Nov 15.-By order Of
Gen. Candy, all the sherifs are 10 make returns
to him Of delinquent taxpayers, and post com.
mandants are authorised to require the services
OF citizens for tho necessary repairing of the
public highways.
Instructions are being Issued as to the manner
Of conducting the elections.
Gov Orr is here, consulting with Gen. Candy
preaching elections.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
EiNAEt.tAI,,

GOId Ia on the rise, and has been gradually ad.
vaneing during the week. Government sscurilieu
are Affected but slightly, are arm In quotations and
In good demand.
The -four and provision markets arc duii and de
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

DOARDINGANEWLY FURNISHED
I'D Rooms for rent, with or without board suita
bic for ssnators members Of Congress and others a
asa Sixth street near B. nolb.6t
The national Republican., 1867-11-16

From New Orlsans--The Registration
One Conservative Delegate Elected
General News.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 15.-The Republican
says that the returns from little more than hall
Of the State Of Mississippi show that 1900 more
than majority Of the registered voters have
voted on the convention question.
The remaining counties will increase the ma.
jority, as in some counties the opponents Of the
convention voted.
In the portion Of the State heard from the
unreconstructed voters stayed away from the
polls. Only one Conservative delegate Is known
to be elected.
Among those who took the stump in favor Of
the convention was the Hon. A. @. Brown, eI-
Senator. and Gen. Alcorn, Senator elect.
Tho Yicksburg Republican advocates the dis
franchisement Of those who did not vote.
The Time, denounces General Weaver's sp.
pOintment Of R. King Cutler to the bench Of the
second district court.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
From savannah-Foster Blodgett ard the
United states District Court.

United States District Court.
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. l5-The report extern
sively circulated in this city and elsewhere, that
a true bill had been presented by the grand jury
In the U. s. District Court against Hon. Foster
Elodgett for perjury in taking the Official oath
as postmaster at Augusta, Is found to be en-.
tirely false.
District Attorney Fitch stated this morning,
in court, that no Gaze sgninst BlOdsstt was be,
fore the court.
1t Is reported that action will bo taken against
tho instigatOrs, for malicious prosecution. It Is
said to be an attempt Of BlOdgetts political enc.
mics to destroy his influence as leader Of the
Radical party Of Georgia.
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

Lt.r o. LITTrRs remaining in the post OF /.
Geo gs 1wr, D's.sct Of COLUMBIA, November Is, lS6
The national Republican., 1867-11-16
Il TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN TEXAS.

RECONSTRUCTION In THE SOUTH.
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~ Writing, Arithmetic, &C., in
Guiding instruction in Sewing, knitting
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will be accommodated, and receive COM
pensation either in money, clothing or
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wish to have Securing, Washing, or other
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suitable person at reasonable prices.
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ones. Weaving, Spinning, Quilt Making,
Rag Carpets; also, Mattresses Cleaned and
Repaired. Contributions of Thread, Cot
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Hotels, and even families, can discharge
their duty if they would save, and send to
the Work Rooms, such scraps OF Bread
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DtokEss ON I1rH BRA Che
difpt sale Of tickets for Dickens read
ings, at Ticknor& Fields In Bos-
ton, the crowd began TO gather at
SUNRISE, and the aid Of o strong
police force was required to enforce
fair play among the eager applicants.
Nearly all the tickets for the course
tabouE 5000 were sold, and hum
dreds were disappointed in securing
any. Afew tickets got into the hands
Of spectators, who offered them at
800 each. .Ef'.Ss 81