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The Board mes ave o'clock sss evening, the Trssi-
dent James ~ Mclean. In the chair.
Mayor Holman scntina communication nominating
the lo~ing named gentlemen school inspectors:
First district Joseph Storm. Second dls,nc,. John
Hecksr; THIRD dsssrick James gsily; Fourth dissicL
Asdrs~ Nils; Fiah DISTRICT James w. Gerard; sixth
d.ssfscl John III Anthon; Seventh district Hosea D
Perkins All the above nominations couosfnsd
comm vi ication received from Mr. & Dali
ton sanitary upornten dsnt Of the hegropoiaB 5oArd
o. ssitA ealing attention OK the Board 70 shs fact
that sanitary nspsctofs have with considerable
~ ana difficulty n carrying cat the INSTRUCTIONS H
lie Bosrd 81 Health ID relation W public schools Mr.
bssoe ~ $3.50 49,. ~ VIZ resur ios
ctpsax psonaiy With Ibs superintendent Of Pabitc
sc,5oa and be mr. psMonl assured that the plan
Inspectors would have ire fall Cooperation % tho on
a. thls Board that no turtle. communication 3,
this Jcatd would 90 necessary. Referred 20 spscia
rcnllutliee.
A resolution vas adoplsd nakiuxa requisilion upoo
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

the District Court the day At three O'Clock CON-
neneed the business OF the Circuit Cour. In conformity
with the order issued on Monday and published 10 the
HERALD on Tuesday morning. He notified the bar
that cfns over the list the calendar the parties
Interested at liberty make their election
whether they would waive trial hv jury and
The Judgment Of the court or they would hold By .
jory Irai; in either he would hear which course
they would abide by. IL vas then decided by consent
ihat several cases should be postponed or
adjourned over while other cases were
submitted 70 the judgment OF me court
wEhcata jurv ard others ordered 70 stand over FOR
fsarns before jury. Ia siier spec &C
days we're named aud entered for the hearing whether
hy the court by the curt With tho assistance OF .
Jay. yae court then adjourned FOR the day
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store OF Mrs Hslop. at the corner OF Tents street and
Frs avenue Il seems thai Draper h<d been drinking
Freely for some DAYS, ana hnsy, from some unknown
eause s~ao"ed ncar, bar pat OF tlnc,ure OF OPIUM
A. soon O. the ACT a. discovered eneic admin
istersd, but without effect nerupop officers Davis and
Deniop, OF the Seven'eenib precinct, called IN
woo removed the unioHunae man 70 Bellevue Hospital
where ne was received In aDrsren,iy dying condition
warden Brennan and the physcians OF that institution
lsoored al day yesterday ncessantiy 10 obyiats tho
euec's OF The Iosonous drug employing the galvanc
battery and ether up e,c hour last night
Draper was still insensbe although slightly increased
pulse gave some hopes thai their unremittng efforts
would ultimately be successful
THE CALIFORNIAN CLuI- the annual meeting Of the
Caedonian Club Tuesday evening last the following
were elected officers for The ensuing year:--Colone
Thomas Barclay, chief: John Goldie, FIRST cheftan;
George Mitchell second chiefain; George Giuly third
cheilan: Henry @. Thompson, fourth chiefain
KNOCKED Down AND RoBBxD.--A dasardly assault and
robbery was perpetrated election night about nine
o'clock In the vicinity OF the Atlantic Gardens near
Canal street. BY gang OF rowdies upon the person or
William Baker. pedler OF patent medicines who has
been but short time In the city Az Baker was pass.
ing along he encountered The roughs who knocked his
hat from his head and ne stopped pick II up be
received violent kick IN he beck and sundry blows
pockets we're then ridcd Of . small amount Of money
after which the scoundreis fed. Baker, who 10 native
OF Prussia 80 years OF age and resides alNo l75 Bow
cry, Was removed TO Bellevue Hospital by officer Kemp
OF the Sixth precinct where his Injuries found not
TO be OF worry serious nature
SrAAalsG ArTRAr.-A difficulty took place yesterday
afternoon at the house No. lao Greenwich street. be-
tween man and woman which resulted In the latter
receiving stab in the throat from pocket knife IN the
hands OF the former. The female who gave her name
as Josephine Johnston, twenty-five years Of age,
sides ~ No l3l Carroll street. conveyed BY Officer
Griffin OF the Eighteenth precinct 70 Bellevue Hospi-
tai She gave different statements to the AFFAIR which
left doubts as 10 whether she had inflicted tho injury
herself, whether assault had actually been com
mitied upon her. Her wound bled considerably bot II
Is By no means dangerous one
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Internal Revenue Cases.
Before yudga Blateh.ord.

oc4oEo suukt
Tac Uaika Stdles In b1rres ri,isd sYiris fc
2oi Cherry areel--Ths acton FOR the forfeiture
OF dsiiery. Counsel for claimants applied 10 The
court for posponement account OF tas absence OF
mster.al wisnesa
The court SAID that the excuse was Insufficient aad
that the must 90 After the calling Of the Jury
counsel for claimants consented 70 COL iemnaon wAs
ing trai.
David o. Rollins. IT,. Assi.,an, GIFTED states Alto :.
ney Tor he United STATE Lewis Cox for ciainsnts.
Important whlssey Case.
7s Crssd Ssaes Va iSs bayres d.ss!ed spirs and ne
ssary and all propsr,y eer.r. at iss Cedar .tr,,l
This was resumed tA.s ncrans before Judge
Bla,ohford The nrs witness for the governmsn, vas
James Kelly. principal witness case lately decided
50 favor OF che government Three other ws,nesses
wsrs examined by Mr. Rollins, Asssan, Dis,ne, At,o,
purchase OF whiskey, With ssernhe.msr 4 Aror.
he paer, the .oiainsnts 10 this for the ds.
fence Moses and jacob Sternheuer were er.
amincd, and testified lhst they never used tns
whskey MAS ms6s 10 him N February last Judge
Bsichfort directed The Jury 70 ihs 2h Ash and sSth
sections OF ths internal Aeyenus isw which applied u
thls case. Toe jury, After anor absence. into
court and sA<ei 70 have tho ssth section sxpsinea
The Judge rad the section By When IL provides
that By violation 81 the sstoa oniy the whskey
but the entire stock az property OF whx tsoever kind
became forfeited 20 the sossrnnent The jury agan
retired aud sar an soscpce q ave minrtes returned
With verfIct for ihs government under
lions referred 10 Mr. n BrdssJ Tor the Claimants,
moved Tor stay OF judgroeat fog twenty days Mr. :.
O. Courtney. Disuct Attorney OF. 1Red tie otion, and
SAID be would oppose msfons irr rcs.porcrseni 81
irdrant In all tases where Ju-les Cad for ths forfeit
ure OF the spis aud further thss woud On Ss.sr-
day next move ths court THAI the say Of sseo'y days
grained 10 Two csses last wceE shcult " vacated
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SUPREME CuuST-cHAMDeas.

The shiloh tColored, Church DiHiculfy-Man-
dnmus Denied.
Before Judge Ingraham.
In ne Matter Of the Application Of Henry Highland
Garrett for Aandamns, Gc.-Ths came before the
court about two weeks since application by tho
Rev. Henry Highland Garrett for mandamus TO compel
the OF Shiloh Presbyterian lcoiored church 10
open the church for divine when requ red and
10 admit him a. the officiating pastor II appeared that
gentleman named Christopher Brown had accepted .
call by the and was officiating Is It's clergy
man At q salary OF $500 per annum. and that in May
last. while ne discharaing the duties OF the
office, the presbytery appointed Mr.. Garrett In
his place. The nrst Sunday the latter gentleman
police his way through the church the pulpit and
continued TO ocale Though subsequently without tho
civic Official escortl until the August vacation when the
church was closed for repars At the close OF the
ton The trustees refused to open the church for him
10 allow him 10 preach Ia IT, II appeared that the vote
OF the pewhoders Was necessary 10 render his appoint
ment valid and that this had not been obtained In his
case The court yesterday rendered decision denying
the motion.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AsrSwAiL-LaSE.-Ar Trinity Ichape, on Tuesday
December by tue Rev Or. Swope rHoAAs AsPIS ALI,
Esq. Of London. England. 10 EvGlsA A., daushler OF
joel @ Lane Esq. Of New York.
CRASg-DslLos.-0n Tuesday evening, December g. at
Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, by the Rev. j. w.
Dsr, D. D., HAROLD l. CRANE 10 ELSIE f., daughter
Of Sir Roneri Dillon. al Of Brooklyn.
CoRywgIL-PgARcs Al the De Kaib avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal chu en-, Tuesday. December 5, by Rev
J. W. West assisted by Rev. J w. Lssk, Mr.. AUSTIN
CoRRsvEil 10 Hiss HEsRiErrA PsAacK daughter Of
Rev John Pearce ID d., all Of Brooklyn. ff r@
QulsS--MAILoyx---At Fort Hamilton, Y. on Tues
day, December s. ~ Chares W. Church, EsQ., McHAsL
QUINN 70 ss MARY MALONE. both OF Nov Utrecht l. l.
swAiy-DuNBAR-A. ST. Mary's church. Beechwood,
on Wednesday. December 4, by the Rev DR.. Mead,
CaELLs d. SWAIN 10 Laura s DUNBAR, all Of Weskors-
on. Hudson.
wHrrnG-TArLoR.--By the Rev. Stephen n. Tying
De w.rf WH:TisG OF this city, 70 ASxlx fAYLoR o.
Liverpool England y:
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.


BraIne, tho Alleged Chesapen Pirate-At-
sorncy General stnnbery Refuses TO Inter-
fere In the Case.
Before Judge Benedict.
TIE United Sa,es pk John c. Byain.-It will be re-
membered that a short time since District Attorney
Tracy OF the Eastern Dstrsct forwarded 10 Attorney
General Stanbery, Al Wash ngson. . number OF an
dayis submitted by the counsel for Lieutenant John
Braine the alleged Chesapeake pirate for the opinion
OF the Attorney General, as 70 whether the prisoner
could be included In the terms OF granted to
the rebes and certain proclamation OF the President
Mr. Tracy has just received reply from Mr.. STAN
berry VINO declines Interfere in the case at ali. Any
evidence that Braine misht with reference 10 his
connection with the Confederate should be pro-
sented to the court United states Crcuit aud con-
sdered upon trial The question ths being as 70
whether Brane actually connected with the Con.
edcrste navy not Mr.. Sanbery says he prefers 70
leave TO . jury to determine. fe q
The prisoner Braine - now confined in the Kings
County Penentiary, and IN view OF this reply OF Mr..
stanbsry - probable that the case will be tried q
the present term Of the court
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FURTHER SEIZURES or STEAMERS Foa ALL eyed volAToHs
of The PASSENGER ACT

The raid BY the government Of the United States upon
European steamers sailing this port for alleged viola
tons OF the Passenger IL creating good deal Of In
terest and attention Wo have already published tho
fact Of the OF the Baltic OF the Bremen
ns and have 10 state that late tho afternoon
OF Tuesday the steamers rr,pol and manhattan were
seized by the United States Marshal for imputed
breaches OF the law similar 20 thar charged against the
Batcthai is OF having improperly constructed berths
for the accommodation Of Passengers The Trip VI, and
the Manhattan wore bonded yesterday, the former
the sum OF &6s, $40 ana the latter 1925 $780, and
nc medaeiy after released from ths charge OF Mar
shas ofnce The America. OF tho Bremen line, has
also been seized br, was resassd on her giving
bonds y The government Of Slo. $40 Other seizures
will follow.
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PERSONAL InrtlLIsfscf.

The Princess salm- Sam, who, since iast Sunday has
been stopping the Metropolitan HOTEL lsfl night
FOR washington, whence che ~h return In about ten
daya WHOM she viii 60 Europe 70 JOIN her husband %
Vienna Prince sam-sAlm, who was liberated By The
Mcx,can authorities condition OF leaving me coun.
tn lot Vera Graz for Europe day previous TO the de-
parsurs Of the Princess, who arrived here BY way Of
Nsw orissna She viii probably visit the ey. Empress
CArlota FOR whom has letters from the usfor innate
MaxImfisn Prince salm-sam, alluded 10, IL expected
70 accept position In the Austrian army.
Ex President Willard Fillmore s engaged upon work
20 b entitled Personal and Political Recolsctloas
OF his adninstraton Of The general government amer
the demse Of President Zachary TAYLOR and his tfi-
more 81 accession 10 the executive once A The work
10 10 BE- posihumous one II 70 understood that vii
deal freely With and svsnts OF the Fugitive
Slave Law period" Of Amsrcsn political history The
sxPrssdsns u living modsstiy ana quietly Al Buffalo
George Francis Train, the venerable Elizabeth Csdy
Stanton and susan b Anthony soaethsr Buffalo
on the LIST inst. travelling eastward from the women
r rsssuc s.% ~ Basio on ssna.v .veDnr sr ns
aublocs being woman, Temperance and Travels over
the worla," And MIRA sssnsoas. "Ins Noble Cause Of
woman"
List Of Americans registered In rar,s for The week
ending November 81, lso, from New York Mr. D.
n Hughes and family, Major v. 7. nciIsr, VI D. 1.
Moiasd and family, hiss A D. williams Miss A. "
oooosI!u, Mrs. K. * Dsy ", L jerome ~ Q; l.
.ss ri. 80 s :s j%.: s sss s A
Wilson, Mr.. g H Bergman and family. Nj q KroiI IN
FANNY, Dr. 7. Mcig, Mr. N vsrnum, Mr. A. g Down.
ins. Rev. w. schwarE Botcn--hr. W. ". Warren and
VIE. Nr j. r. Chadwick, Mr. T. =. SAWYER Mrs. r N.
sawyer, Mr. 4. A Coco, Mrs A. A Ccbb. Mr.. :. G
Tibcssts. Mra ". Bgeov. son and daughters, NJ A.
n. rwombiy and family Portand-Mr 4. 3. Churchill
Cbcago-Mr Nswbury. MrA Nswbury and swo
dsuxnters C1eveand-sr. J. h. Cooke. CncInnatI--
Mr. o. T. G'ens. san Francisco-nr. II. Pierce. Nj A.
Walker, -ts and china ineissapclis--n. G, y
Parker Nev Orleans s- " Aslssley PnlIsdeiphiA-
Nr VI Isxarus and wife, Mr.. l. 8 Whole. Jr, M. r.
Mott. rs. Mott and three dsatnters r,ttshurg--Nx
r. Arshurs Cansda--hr and Mrs Acclss Panama
Mr. n. Rsnard and wile United stases--kr o N.
haytshosn.
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COURT Or SESSIONS.
Before Judge Diksman.

! - I-r-- Before Judge Dikoman
Charles Fenrsich young man nineteen years Of age.
who indicted for grand larceny stealing Of bar.
from George Kinke, his employer. butcher doing
busins~ in Nassau street, asraignsd Yesterday
ing end pleaded guilty. The prisoner stated that he stole
the properly IN order 10 raise money TO pay rent for
woman wish whom he living In Stanton street, New
York AndAvits were read setting forth the influence
and stating that be had previously borne verv good
character. II view Of these facts the became
lenent and sentenced the prisoner to the Penitsnary
for two years and six months.
James Kennedy, . stoutly built young man. appa-
renty about twenty years Of age was tried and con-
victed yesterday for committing outrage on the
person OF little girl named Watkins aged six or seven
years. The prisoner employed - hostler by the
girls father who keeps hotel at Flatbush and
mitied the outrage the month Of August last Judge
Dkeman sentenced the prisoner the State Prison for
twenty y0ars
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lrss slAan NYELLIsENcr.

SENTENCE ov ASrHcsv orz Tho case of Anthony
ouir '. concluded 70 ,se Queens County Coo on tues
day Before ,hs conclusion 81 The testimony for the
defence ou1 under .hs direction Of bis counsel.
plssdsd susy 10 msnslaushtsr IN Ito fourth degree,
which plss ~s accepted BY TIE Court, asd ou,s vas
scttencsd 70 npfannsent Ia The county jail for term
OF Ex mcntnf. AID. u seditsor thereto 10 ray
nnc o. t~5 hundred and hfy dollars MirnarI QrI
the bYpthcr ca tnssNav prd~rrd 70 ht Inn ~ored
for shfes worfhs AVd Rooncs. hsvink sresdy sefvsd
weeks " cOlihsul ~ orlefea Ne inpr soned
for weeks a. saxs ms Dun ca al
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ARRIVAL on ICELAND wHALxss Tho steamer viglant
Captain r. fitzpatrick OF Nstiaposet and The steamer
ssaypradsr Captain Davis Of Dartmouth, arrived Il
Liverpool November g. The vigiant during four
mouths whaling on the Iceland coast took one thou
sand barrels sulphur bottom OIL The staypradsr during
the same time took eight hundred barrels Captain
Fitzpatrick and Captain Davis arr we'd at their homes
few days SINCE having passengers in the steamer
Aornvian from Liverpool The steamer reached Port
passage on record.-Nso Bedford Azcuy Dec 3.
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70 that OF the latter Michael Carney sent to Sing Sing
LOT on. year and six months for committing assault
upoL Thomas Lawsr, ~ Hunters Point 9th club and
srne, In company with another party. The prisoner
asving wife and hve children, implorsd the mercy
cHrRcH DESTROYED AT RAvxsswoop The EpIsco-
pal church q, Ravenswood totally destroyed by IRE
yesterday morning at two O'Clock Loss abou, twelve
thousand dollars The origin OF the nrs Is unknown
W
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Marine Court-TrIai Term

Held b. Nudge Hearne.
Court opens 81 ten O'Clock A. ".
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
cnuaT cAlEHDAH-TlHs oar.

Supreme Courf-Circnir-pnrt \.
Held by Judge Sutherland.
Cnurt apsu. - HI mas ten afltfc'r A NJ
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Field by Judge Brady.
Court opeug al eleven o'clock A. N.
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wtsIcHtsTR COUNTY POLITICS.

Republican Convention mt White PIaIns--
Nomination T County Ofncers.
The Union republican electors OF westchesser county
met in convention at lafayette Hall, in the village Of
white Plains ycsterda,, for the purpose OF selecting
suitable persons from ticr ranks TO take part in the
coming contest for olcd positions In the county. The
Convention assembled SPOUT and at once pro.
ceeded TO organize BY tho appoin ment OF James K
Marvin, OF Morrisania chairman George b. skinner
Of Yonkers and Alfred Walter. as secretaries Messrs
thomas Nelson and ID D. Bradley we're selected to act
chAirmcn OF The body. The proceedings through.
on were earned fcrwud with a smootnncss that
snvorei somewhat OF mo cut and dried rrocess
Tho Ony instance wiert any cxcitplnent wa
apparent trarspifed the question OF choosing a
candidate for sheriff. For this position the names OF
Two gentlemen were prop,sek-Joseph |. Proseus. or
Yonkers aud Dr. Charel Nornnlst OF Tuckauoo
During the entire ;s was the only pon upol
whcu a ballot taken. Hntshas resulted az follows
Dor MI iroseus o. ana 10 ~ Norquist 32 votes.
The other nomiGatspni go Naie by reclamation IN
tho manner lotoNing ''f"f dye Silas clifford
OF Nortsals, heSstce si1n y. Robertson. Of
Bedford, topniy tiesN, ti fierso1, of sing sing,
superinienient q P0os icfe n rdy Coroners, Amos
Babcocx Hesry 4, Horton lai 4 r. Felton,
Notsithstsnilng the quiet aud orderly manner In
which the body had piocee ed with their wor ani hs
siroug Efforts VI the menDes u feet hopeful inc ndira
t!oa N favor OF the demscfic party a. seen ny -.
Journals Yesterday morning, sndsd 10 cainnsn Their
a.GUi yssy materially.
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THE vulIk rassa5e CONTROVERSY.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMrASy, So BROADWAY, I
NEW YoRK, OF. Q, 1861
Captain Comstock says that there important
errors in my note this subject, namely, 'that tho
Pereires latest passage under nine days. and the
quickest on record The time stated was eight days
twenty-five hours which should have been one hour
less In point OF fact according TO tho usual mode OF
computation Tho difference between apparent ana
time was his reckoning not mine On referring
record OF The Poreirss passages 1t app ara Novem
Der OF last the runs were made each time In eight
days twenty hours and In July OF the present year
her time eastward eight DAYS twenty and . half
hours the difference of Longitude being computed.
The Adratics Passages, OF which Captain CoInstock
speaks ut this date so anieduvan that one may DO
excused for having tnoughcssy overlooked them but
appears that record OF them has been made tsome
whcreD three minutes No Joly veteran oil the
sea- respected IN thus community than Captain
Comstock, whom tho writer Of this should bs tho
last to essay In word decd TO deprive unJusty
OF the palm OF victory as competitor In rare for
quick passages the Atlantic win only add, finally.
siet bygoues be bygones" and let tho competitors try
The feFcro and the Vile De Paris at least aro
ready. GEO MACKENZIE
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The HERALD OF the 7lh instant coniainscd article
from Mr. Geo Mackenzie headed --"rhe quickest pas
sage across the Atlantic" which this gentleman calls
the trip OF tho Perero from Brcst to Now York tho
quickest record by several hours Allow mo To
state that the first passage OF the Hamburg steamship
Hanmonia from Southampton to this port was made In
days. four hours aud tulrty minutes which is equal
10 day ess from Bfest, that tho Hammonias
quickest passage Of the Percre by seventeen
hours and thirty minutes. ID. A. CORDS.
s1sIES Island, October s. 1861
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EFFECT OF THE ELECTIONS IN WASHINGTON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
Opinions Of Prominent Rndicals-Ifew the
President Takes ls-Infcnded Sercnade by
the Conservative Heroes.

Opinions Of Prominent Rndicals-Iew the
President Takes Is-Infcndcd scrcnade by
the Conservative Heroes.
WASHINGTON. Oct Q. 1867 I
III 80 O'Clock 7. NJ
One remarkable feature In tho manner the rcpuoli-
cans here receive the election news from Ohio s
coincidence OF their views the Of their defeat
All The blame lard upon the amendment TO the state
constitution. One prominent radical was heard to
claim "rhat unfortunate amendment. In It's fall II has
torn down with u the republican party An.
other said that negro suffrage was rapidly
drifting towards breakers, md the republican party
ought to sayo ilself by cutting loose from the wreck
Mos, or the radicals however accept the reverse with
great good humor although evidently greatly astounded
been totally unexpected to those rolcians who
are bes. informed. The attempt Of those, who fur.
used large proportion Of tho dispatches announcing
tho progress Of the ELECTIONS In Pennsylvania and
Ohio. 10 identity the present democratic party
with the old disunion copperhcad party, by
abiding 10 to thu republican party a. the
union rartv met with severe condemnation
among many OF the conservative republicans here
They were indignant, at thu injustice OF the terms Tho
result OF the elections Just over, regarded ey
them as triumphs for the democratic party nor ndi-
eating thstthe people 70 support the line Or policy
adopted BY tho President but mspfcstns the dsap.
probation OF he country the course lately patsucd BY
tonercss IN the matter of~reconsrucuou
Another marked feature OF the results Of The elections
IL the evident desire or the to AVOID Tie pres
uent ana to monopolre all the toncr and crcdn OF tho
victories to themselves Preparations have however,