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The national Republican., 1867-05-02
PERSONAL.

COLONEL W. G. Moore, the Presidents
Private Secretary, has returned 10 Washington
after an absence of some days
HoN. w. L. CHANDLER, Assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury, will return from New Hamp-
shire on Saturday.
IIoN. ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioner OF
Agriculture was quite i'll yesterday so much so
as to be confined TO his house.
WE learn at late hour that ex-Mayor
Monroe, with his private secretary, Is In Wash
ingtOn, and is stopping at the Metropolitan.
G., A. TRENHOLM, Of Charleston, South
Carolina, whilOm Secretary of the Treasury oil
the confederate States, arrived in Washington las
evening, and has rooms at Willards.
Hon o. II. BRowNING, Secretary Of the
Interior, was reported much better yesterday
He is still very sick but considered by his physi
clans out of danger.
Hon. THAD STEVENS lett Washington
yesterday morning in the 7.45 train for his HON
in Psnnsylvania. He was quite weak, and
was requisite to support him in and out of h
carriage,
Col. MILES, for some time the custodia
ofJeGerson Davis in Fortress Monroe, Is stAtione
in North Carolina, In command Of the Forfeit
regiment, lcOlOrsd,) He Is also superintendent
ofheedmen'S Affairs in that district.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
BOOKS REVIEWED.

HOMESPUN or FIVE AND TWENTY YEARS
AdO. by THOMAS LAKELAND. Published BY
HUkD a HoUGHToN, New York For sale BY
FRENCH RICHARDSON, No. 1874 Rennsylyania
Avenue.
This is delightful book Tkno. Is q fresh
ness and purity exhaled from, its pages, refresh.
log as springs llac.scenteabrseIss, or the aroma
from the spice groves of ColeboS or GuadaIoupe.
1t is full of sentiment, artlessnsss, navets. Tho
author, seeing the tolsnt and energy Of writer
after writer devoted to unfolding court-life and
palatial slesanCss, while few pens were employed
In chrcs snielipg the homely farmers lifo-under.
axes the long elected task himself. As it was
reserved to LUTHER to inaugurate the Reforma.
ton a WELLISGroS to deal the death blow to the
"COrsican upstart's" power, so the farmers wifo,
his daughters, his BARNS, &c, have found theh
Immortality in-the pen Of THOMAS LACKLANB
His sketches Of rural life are full of spirit ant
| vivacity. We almost seem to breathe the clover
| burdenod air; to trace the I" cart tracks through
the woods to hear the tricklings Of the winding
runlstn We enter with him alike into the on
joymsnt of a rainy day, or the festivities of I
Thanksgiving, Sundays quiet and devotion o
Mondays huckleberrying spree. We fall in Low
instanter with the dear old sympathEing aunt
and the simple honest country minister. Wear
thoroughly delighted. The "tender bloom c
the heart" is recalled, and after closing tn
book we feel its lingering spell, like music
which, when sweet voices die, vibratss in til
| memory, y
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
The Indian War.

ST. LouIs, April 3O.-An Omaha dis
patch says the report telegraphed from
Leavenworth to the New York Herald, on
April 2l, that General Augur was about q
mile west Of Fort Phil. Kearney with six
thousand troops, and that eleven thousand
Indians were encamped between Forts
Kearney and Smith, waiting for the grass
to commence hostilities, and General Han
cocks expedition being in distress, is pro,
nounccd an unmitigated hoax at General
Augur's headquarters. A Fort Laramie
dispatch Of the goth, says the Indians had
surrendered Horse Shoe Station, and that
fighting was now going on. A telegraph
supply train was attacked on the 2lst in
stant, seventy miles west of Fort Laramie
and all the stock driven off, and all the
provisions destroyed. No more work car
be done on the telegraph line without al
escort.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
The Wilmington Murder-Burn.
ing Of an Extensive Paper Mill.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 30.-The coro
ner's verdict on the body of j. Pussey
Smith, killed yesterday, was that the de,
ceased came to his death from q wound in.
ficted by Joseph w. Pratt. The latter
has been committed for trial.
The extensive paper-works Of Jessup &
Moore, at Rockland, on the Brandywine
four miles from this city, was totally burned
yesterday afternoon. The fire originated
in the rag.picking room, and spread
rapidly, and was uncomfortable. The losi
is $500, 900; insured for $4,000. Tht
mills supplied all the journals in this city
with paper, and the New York Inde
pendent, the New York Ledger and others
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ARRIVALS AT rnr rrorrLs.

wILLARDs' HoTEL--srkrs, cuApwIox a Co
Mr.. Tunhohp, CharlestoD, 8 O., Mr.: Hans.
con, city A. 2. osrmsn, n. .Y.i =. R: Rey'
ton ton ais ,; 2 sh;r.VSs. ely. Y = w'lnsr
ospt. .. Ysnnss; T. X. Bsrnss and wiz; 8. A.
Barrett England; Miss csssoni r. Ward and
vifs and d. n. wssoott, Mich. o. N. Mitehsll,
U. 8. A.; i. Nelson, N. T.; \. II. Nsvin, Bal.
timorsi J. 9. Smith, Ala.I P. y. sosnisn, New
orls.nsi A. 9: Mill, ohioi n. kss.on and vifs
y. wash, Gall n ksthmund, Japan a.-Ds
Teller, N. ,y.i D. y. Flanders, New Orleans.
NATIONAL HoTRL-H. 8. BrSsos.
q. o. Psll, q. II. Joseph, N. Y; Jossph No.
Kenny, J. flstehsr Rudd, Philadelphia r. J.
N. Es.tnan, II. II samuel Mathews, A. R. Ed.
wards 8. W. Psrryjohn, Va; II. Manduvills, w.
W. Bstcheldsr, q. W. Seward, wife and child,
N. Y; O. W. Lyiss, R. Johns, Nd; A. Q. ohsm-
berlsin, wahingtoni Herman Fluyss, Philadsl.
phia o. Q. Boyd and lady, Val @. W. Cole, N.
II Major Z. Brisooe, Md.
\ yEBBITT HoUsE-c. O. WILLARD.
D. webb, N. z; P. H. Thomas, Conn; A. D.
Msnoe, baltimore l. II. Warren, W. r. Lount,
city; W. Owens and Wife, U. 8. N. Mrs. Morris,
Miss Betner, Cen Grisbie, Fort Washingtonj L.
Wilcox, A. o. Oummings, N 10. DIV. o. Clark,
city W. D. Gilbert, Ohio; Capt. Huntington, U
8. A.; J. II. Reynolds, Albany H. 3. olwellt
and wife, N. r.; r. r. Wallace, Md; J. w
Leetorburg, Philadelphia. E.fH ttt
METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs 4 SHELLEY
Hon. E. q. Ross, Kansas; Platt Smith, n. N
Richmond and lady Buffalo Thp'; \ Hlnd,' Bal
N. Y.i Jno. p. Wry, D. C.i d. p. 0rmes, Ga
J. Duffy, James Burns, Pa; N. O. Paul, o. Oak
ford Kiett, Philadelphis,r W.. N. Berkeley, III.
M and Mrs. r. A. LAthrop, N. r.. Jno. T.
Monroe, ex-mhyor Of New 0rlesnsI Jno W
Overall, New orlssnsi Jno. Mccullough, N. T.
7. W. White, Ga.
UNITED STATES HoTBL-M. II. BEAN.
A. L. Mellon, p. whiteman, A. =. Childs, @
W. Haulsnbeck, =. g. Kidd, city; o. N. Buxton
and Son, New York B. q, Wheeler, Chicago
g. W. Robinson. Henry Sherwood, Daniel J,
O'conor, N. Edwin stoops, city; II. A. Brown,
Andrew JONES' N. Y; Guy W. McGriG, Ind. i
M. II. Burnett, city; J. d. Hone, Va; Louii
Lawson, New York; Mrs. Chandler, Wis.
sEAT0N H0UsE-JoHN II. SEnHxs.
Henry P. Smith, Baltimore; William Brackett,
N. Y. Geo D. Hamilton, Philadelphia W. B,
Chichester, Md; r. Yandegrift, Alexandria; L.
| B. Brasher, Cincinnati; Lemuel W. Serrell, II
W. Flomdereau, N. Y; VIM. s. King, Philadel.
phia; R. Z. Boyd, N. Y; Col. Bell, wife and
servant, Chicagoi T. R. Veiteh, Me.
WASHINGTON HoUsE-.Mra A. +. BEvERIDdE.
q. Rumps, city; T. Alexander and lady, A. +
Jones, P. W. Jones, hi r. Y. Carter Ky; Jno
A. Fisher, Philadelphia; Samuel Wilson, Johr
Rivers, Ohio; A. y. Sanders and lady, Tyrone
A. R. Read, AleIandriAi James King and son
Ohio. 10 ....7 -.
OWEN HOUSES. W. owRN
R. G. sibiey, Norfolk, Val Rohart J. Wan,
bold, city Henry La Porte. BaltihOrei A. H
Jones, Philadelphia A. Sanford, N. II Ben
0ardner Roster II & A.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
Impeachment Investigation.

The House Judiciary Committee who
are to prosecute the investigation bearing
upon the question of the impeachment Of
the President Of the United States, met in
this city according to previous arrange
ments yesterday. There were only three
members present, Wis Hons. WILLIAM
LAWRENCE of Ohio, SAMUEL S. MARSHALL
Of Illinois and CHARLES A. ELDRIDGE, oi
Wisconsin,
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
From Europe by Cable.

LONDON, April 3d. Parliament resumed
its session yesterday. In the House OF
Commons, last night, Lord Stanley, the
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs, in
reply to an inquiry, stated that the propo.
sition for peace congress had been ac-
cepted by France and Prussia, and said he
was Of the opinion that the Luxemburg
affair would be satisfactorily settled.
King William, Of Prussia, has thus far
boon entirely silent on the subject Of Lux
emburg, which fact is causing considerable
uneasiness in Paris.
BERLIN, April 30.-The Prussian Diet
was opened yesterday by the King in per-
son.
In his speech from the throne, King Will
liam said the unity Of Germany was an as
surance Of peace to Europe, and urged the
speedy adoption Of the Constitution. The
King was silent in regard to the Luxem-
burg question.
PARIs, April 30-Evening.-The Mont
teur to-day officially announces that orders
have been issued to put stop to the re-
cent military preparations throughout
France.
BRUSSELS, April 3O-Eyening.-The Bel
gian Government is augmenting IFS mill.
tary establishment, and is preparing to
raise a new loan.
LONDON, April 3O-p. m.-The money
market is quiet and steady. Consols are
unchanged.
FRANKFoRr. April Bop. m.-United
States fve.twenty bonds are quoted ut 76s
for the issue Of 1862.
PARIS, April 30-Evening.-American
bonds were quoted to-day at 80.
BREsT, April 30.-The steamship Great
Eastern, Capt. Anderson, from New York
on the 18th Of April, arrived here late last
evening.
QUEENSTOWN, April 3O.-The Inman
steamship City Of Boston, Capt. Brooks,
which left New York on the Goth OF April,
arrived here early this morning en- route to
Liverpool.
LvRRPooI, April 3O.-The Cunard
freight steamship Tripoli, Capt. Martyr
which left New York on the 18th Of April,
arrived at this port to-day.
LONDON, May 1-Noon.-.T stock board
is closed to-day.
PARIS, May l-Noon.-United States
5-20's, 80.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-Noon.-Cotton il
easier and declined; Middling Uplands
l1A. Sales Of 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-l.30 p. m.-Cottor
has declined tald. since noon. Middling
Uplands, llaa1lt.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
Ere and Murder.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-The Masonic Hall
and half of the business portion of Crit
tenden, KY, was burned on Monday night.
John s. Jones, telegraph operator at
Gosport, Indiana, was murdered in his
Office last night. We are unable to get
further particulars, as there is no operator
there.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

GEN, GRANT has ordered that a company
of cavalry shall accompany a number of prOfeS-
sors from Bloomington, Illinois, on a scientific
tour to tho western slope OF the Rocky Noun.
tains The expedition will bs absent about three
months, and will be furnished with trAnsPOrta.
tlon and subsistence.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
BY Te1egraph-
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
CAPTURE QuEsaETAReI
Maximilian Cannot be Found.

MAY l, ls67.-senor RoNERo, the Mexi-
can Minister, received this evening theft
lowing telegram from the Mexican Consul
at New Orleans: , -
NEw oRLsASs, April 50, 1857
Mr.. mr. Romero, Msriean hfinIs,ey, Washing.
ton, ID. c.: 49, - ~
MIRANoS is dead. The Imperial forces
have been disbanded. MAReuEs Is com
pletely defeated. Queretaro is taken.
MAxIMILIAr has hidden.
r.a~ faf5 RAMON s. DIAz.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
Nominations.

HARTFORD, CT, May AT the Repub.
lcan caucus last evening John 4. Waite
was nominated for Speaker by acclama'
ton.
The Democrats nominated VIM. Ham.
mersley for Speaker.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

Coupons, llOIi 5,2o's, 1852. 1915 5.2O's, 1854,
1851; 5-20's, 1855, 1851 6-2O's, January and
July, 1865, lO7ij 1O.40's, e9i 1905, August,
lO6li 1906, June, 1856 1905, July, lO5ii
Gold, 1881.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

WINDOW SHADES. - Mr.. L. +. Clark,
dealer In Pspsrhingings sad Upholstery. No. 2is
Pennsylysnis avenue, between Twelfth and Thir.
teenth Streets calls especial attention toa very beau
tful assortment Of Long Shades, mauufsetured to
order, for windows extending down 10 the floor.
which he has Just received. He also ha, on hand
every variety Of Interior AdOrpments. tso!udinE
Stamped, Gilt, BrOnred, aud Decorative Wall Paper;
Window Shades in the greatest variety; Poor and
Table oIlcoths Of different grades Shade Hollands,
In all eolors; Picture Cords and Tassels, Paper
Shades Prsboard Prints &c, all Of which he s sell
ing at the lowest market prices. Give hin call
and examine for Yourselves
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
TAY KE 4 CO,
BA NIX E RS.

AUGUST SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY MOTIFS
Converted into six per cent Gold Interest Bonds
Exchange made at once.
ALL GOVERNMENT sEoURITILs
Bought and sold. nA2'2W
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

HARDwARE AND BUnDERs' MArERIALs.-
Wheeler q Browning hsvs removed their stock Of
goods to the eommodious warehouse No. b5 Lou,isna
avenue, and desire to inform their friends and the
public generally that they have on hand the most
complete assortment Of Hardware and Builders ma
terials In the city which they offer on n reasonable
terms as any other house In the Dlstr ct. They
constantly receiving direct from the factories every
variety Of Locks Hinges, and Builders Materials to
which they call the especial attention Of builders
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
GAL ITE M 8.

A GREAT VARIETY Of Boys and Youths
Clothing, a Hsnninss One Price Store, on the corner
Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
Financial.

WASHINGTON, May Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Govern.
ment securities:
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

CRIMINAL CoURT-J,tdge Ffsher.-But
little business was transacted in this court yes
terday. ....
Francis Kelley, indicted for larceny forfeiture
and rscognisanoe remitted, and District Attorney
Darlington entered nOkis pros. In the case.
~ George Washington (colored) and Thomas
Talbot, (oolorsd,) convicted Of burglary the
court being fully convinced that the accused
were under the age Of sixteen years and there
fore improperly sentenced, remitted 1t, and the
District Attorney thereupon entered a nolle pros.
in the case, and the accused were set scot free"
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

EQUITY CoURr.-Judgs Olin.-Madison
vs.. Madison (colored.) Divorce. Decree Vli-
eulO matriRiOnii adjudged,
Neale VS.. Nealo Order certifying cause to
general term. ...-.
chinn VS., Smith ct al Decree appointing J.
7. Gull trustee to convey, &c,
Fast vs.. Fast. Order overruling motion to
dismiss cause for want Of prosecution.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

CARRIAGES. - See the advertisement Of
Robert H. Graham, No. sT4 D street, between Eighth
and Ninth Streets In which he TO the pub
lie his ability and Willingness to furnish the public
the finest Carriages as regards style durability, and
hnisb ever presented In this city, and the most
reasonable terms He calls especial attention to-day
TO several superior. made Jenny Linds," which
have Just been finished and can now be seen At his
shop.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

TRAvELERs' TRUSKs.-Wall, Stephens &
Co., No. 9f2 ehnsyivania avenue. between Ninth and
Tenth strsets, are now ceiling s,Inanufs'tursrs'
prices . large and hne assortment Of Sole Leather
Trunks, Ladies' Dress Trunks, Hat Boxes, vaiises,
&e., &s in fact everything necessary for the con-
vsnienes Of the traveller. They have been sstsb-
lishsd in business for years. and are wall known as
being reliable and sntsrprislng gentlemen.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

OWEN HOUSES. W. OWES.
R. @. sibley, Norfolk, Va; Rohsrt J. WAN
bold, city Henry La Porte, BaltfhOIei A. II.
Jones, Philadelphia; A. Sanford, N. II Ben.
Gardner Foster, U. s. A.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

? PAINTING! = Mr.. q. 4. Bowen, No. 80
Louisisns avenue sstl prepared, at his old stand
70 sxeeuts House, sign, and freseo Paiptiss, Grain
ing, cslsominins and asrns in al thsir brsnehss a
the shortest notice. At moderate press and In work
manliks manner. Mr.. Bowen Ia master Of his pro.
fsssion, and TO thoss dssfinE work done In any oi
viii cali and examine specimens on eshihitlon.
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

DEcALcoMANn. - Mrs. SIR Kenyon,
teacher Of this be.utifui art has removed from No
S6s Pennsylysnia aysnus,t 10 No 3itP street, corner
Of Eleventh. (formsry oeeupied BY Mr.. ,. p. BrophyJ
whore she is prepared tofurnsh materials or the art
Of poeaieomanie. She also has for sale Picturss,
Periodicals, stationery, Books and Fanny Articles in
every variety. H. Iulru4I
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
WANTS.

WA NTE D-THE LADIES TO
w know that they can buy FRENCH WHALE.
BOMB CORsET5 AT Si.5O. skiIts and Corssts made
10 order, warranted 10 ht or no sale. Also on hand
full assortment Of the old style Corset board Misssa
and Childrenia Coraets, at BAUMsB HOOP SKIRT
AND CORSET MANURACT0RY, No. % Loulliana
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh btrssis- skr.s
altered and repaired. Aps-Sm
The national Republican., 1867-05-02
ID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MRS 8. R, KENYON has removed from No. 1856
PennsyiVaria avenue to No. 9l4 = street, corner
kleroafh, and prepared as heretofore to furnish
matsrtaIs for the new and beautiful art Of DECAL.
CoMASIE. apSO.U
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

WASHINGTON HoUsE-.Mra A. 4. BEvERIDdE.
q. Rumps, city 7. Alexander and lady, A. II.
Jones, P. W. Jones, HI R. Y. Carter, Ky; Jno.
A. Fisher, Philadelphiaj Samuel Wilson, John
Rivers, Ohio; A. y. Sanders and lady, Tyrone;
A. R. Read, AleIandrihj James King and son,
Ohio
The national Republican., 1867-05-02

As- Sexual Diseases, Debility, &o.-Pay
no more money to ouacks, but buy TALL JACK
sos's Pathology and CURE YoURsKLf' ".
Sold by Franek Taylor, Bookseller, Washington, D.
@. Send for a circular. Ap25-d&w3mt
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NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvENTION-JOHN G.
sINCLAIR NOMINATED FOR GOVERNOR.
CONCORD, n. H., Nov 14.--There was a very
large attendance at the New Hampshire Democratic
state Convention held here to-day, and enthusiasts
TIC spirit prevailed On the first ballot for Governor ex
President Pierce received VOTE and other gen
tlemen received from 70 81 votes each. Mr.. Enery A.
Hubbard Of Iaconia had 3Os, and John G. Sinclair o.
ethlehem 3l2 On the second ballot Sinclair and HID
ard only voted for, and the former received the
nomination by "a majority. The result was received
vyith hearty cheers Mr. Geo. H. Pierce Of Dover was
Nominated a. Railroad Commissioner. Gov Hartman
was eompmented with the following which was unani-
InOualy adopted 80, c...,.. - -, =. L., o..
We, Tor the Efficient service that be has rendered
Dsoer.e pay stamping be States Of Connecticut !ennsyF
-. 0fio an8H ev.Y ork o tbs recent elections
The general resolutions adopted by me COnYenton
were In substance as follows; The first declares fidelity
20 the Union and Consultation 70 De cardinal doc
frne OF the New-Hampshre Democracy ana pledges no
abatement Of zeal ~ their behalf The second declares
the Congressional plan OF reconstruction 10 De reyo-
fonary the attempt 10 establish negro hunihgs an
atrOciOus crime against the principles OF IepuDueah
form Of government and the civilization OF the NV dhv
third relates 20 legislation outside Of the le
fourth favOrs the taxation of all the property OF tie Se
and nation without violating the national lalth Inc
fifth n dccamat0ry Of the III effects 0f snnptuary Jaw.
The sixth cOngfatulates the Middle ana western nitH
H
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DIED.

ANNAN-On Tlrrsisy, Nov a. Of psuy i' s''' """'" ."
Her cd s ,iss are invited attend her funeral at the Re-
frI nh cbn.pla AZ Fshk the Hudson on SATURDAY n0S
l6 Al n oelock NJ M without further notice.
RREWsTFRAt csreusa Tussisr, Oct ~ william sou OF
Rlmina Dows and BeblamSn Brewster aged sH0nIA"
CLARK-In Brookrp on Nnrslsy Nov H. Temperance Vic '
Charles Clark. aged ~ years ~. s..., s.,,s. a, he,
denre No. ~ Lyng psf, 0a foI ~, -
M Her remains will be Northampton Mas" o n'er"en
FowLERAt Youke on Thursday nov H. Caleb Fowler IN the o''
Of bis -, "A. l.ta
The relatives and friends are invited tend bis funeral ron ns ss
IL O'Clock and u O'clock al 81 JOINS Nnunl 49,
Monday Carriages will be 10 wsng On VIC ar's :" Wv
10 o'clock train from Thrtieths. Hudson lA'eT X
INSTRUMENTATION TUESDAY evening, Nov H. ssnue "
Hitchcock formerly Of Newlork in the 18th year OF hn age
bis fnheral a. Trinity Cbgrch NeNB
n tins day O'Clock M. Carriages WI await tne nIe
the O'Clock train from Courtandtss, New AZ the Oeh'e
station.
LAMPoRT-ln this City on weinesiay ev.Hg gov 49, The ga
year Of his Dr. Lewis r. Lanpor sn son Hiram ID sno Aas
line T. Lamport
The relatives and friends family invited y send bis funeral
grandfather l. u Reed ESQ NO tohs
Saturday morning. Soy 10 - O'CLOCK Inc
body will taken Greenwood Cemetery fOr internrrt
LEFFERTS-At FbusA LII "Wednesday evening" Nov H. Bzs
j. wife Jahn Leaerts. in the 37th year u her
The friends invited - attend her funeral non he he
Church. Fstbush Saturday asnoon al "A
SUAw-Ou Thursday morning. Nov ~ 1861. Walter NJ Shaw .
aud scquHnees the Amiy and hoSe q n 2ohf
David respectfully invited attend tbs unera WITHOUT ur,nef
notice on Monday morning, 10 ceek from bis e rsnee NO
l29 East Seventy -Dinth-st
WRLD-In Hartford Conn., Tuesday, Nov r. Ma MARY Neh
Weld aud daughter ofttes DIT NJ y Cog
well Of Hartford, Conn.
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At meeting Of the stockholders Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, held the Fifth Avenue Hotel on
the 4th of Nov, 1861 motion, the Hon. James En0t
was appointed Chairman, and William A. Dibbe, esq.,
was appointed Secretary The ensuing election for d.
recOrs OF this Company having been fully discussed the
following preamble and resolutions we're adopted:
Whereas, For several years report OF the anas OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company have been made 10
its Stockholders by the officers Of said Company; and
hercds, various charges of acknowledgement have been
made through the public prints and otherwise, aud a
knowledge Of the affairs Of the Company, and OF the
fay OF these charges Is necessary 10 ENABLE us
to cast our votes undersandngly at the approaching
election for Directors; therefore,
ResOired That committee OF three be appointed 10
make such an examination OF the affairs OF the Company
as time will permit and TO make full report thereon at
the adjourned meeting.
Resoired That such committee consist Of Messs Oliver
CharlIck, Thomas L. Mason. and Henry s. Camblos: .
Resoired That the meeting adjourn subject TO the can
OF the Committee.
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THE LATE EIEcrIoN-HEAvY BETS.

The excitement among the spectators on the
past elections has at length subsidized for the time being
The pools sold by Tommy johnson, at Reys restaurant
corner Of Broadway and Twenty eighth-st, were paid
of last evening to the holders OF the successful tickets
The Of money that has changed hands over these
elections something Incredible $4,000 passed through
the hands Of the auctiOleer 100000 was bet IN Reilly
restaurant alone and shall not be far wrong In es
mating that the total amount will not fall Tar short OF
S5OO.OOO. The principal winners ever the election OF
Jimmy O'Bren are the Hon. John MOrrissey, who peck
cts somewhere about $4,000, and Joe Hines Nolan,
Eckerson and Eddy Cuddy chime to the tune OF some
thing between 81 900 and 5000 These all now pre-
pairing for the coming campaign for Mayor and the Tam
many ticket Is strong favOrte, as odds are offered on
HOffman's election and the $4,000 on OBrien is
ready to go up again to support their man. Tommy
Johnson will start selling pools again on the result
The uncertainty regarding the election of OBrien and
the of Mike COnnOys intention 10 ferret out the
election frauds have delayed the payment OF numerous
bets and there great JOY among the hungry Deters
at the final disbursement OF the money.