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Ur There are fifteen thoasaad printers i'm
th,s country, OF which about Elk fhonssnd
belong TO the unions.
oyThe London street letter boxss are no
stupidity made that the rain gets fnpo the0 ana
sticks the letters toretner. =
~An exchange suggests that when utah in
adm itted to the Union 1t should Be- csiled ne
state OF Matrimony. =
ga young woman CON mit'ed suica&s 4.
Paris by cissolving the phosphorous of lncisse
matches In mix. and swallow ing ehe drauenf
~The marriage of his Majesty Kios
GeoIee Of Greece and her Imperial Hiehnsss
der. |.r = -f' ;,
- lattle Alice, the chiid eouestria iau OF
Rooinsons show, was thrown from her horse
wnle performing - Athens. Tenn. last
Thursday, and killed. ----
- An irreverent exchange sssessts ths,
me Te Deum ia many churchss continues
throughout tho service. l.sf Er
= A stroke OF ifehtuing blasted abou,
twenty tons Of stone from q quarry In Ea
claire. Wfscousin- few days since.
- Three thousand dollars have been CON.
triouted fer the family OF the jockey killed in
tne hurdle race n the Jerome Park.
- Governor Andrews life was injured
for elo,oo for the benefit OF his fanffy.
- The Sons OF Temperance are ON tbe A.
crease In Maine.
grin the printed Instructions OF tse oy.r-
the following passags: "Wherevrr you see he
Indian shoot him."
o0Ths editor OF the New Yerker s,....
Zeitung has cot into libel sui bv esliies
zeno burnnsm' tne aucfioneer, an old rhisf an
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TheT gedr in Now York Yesterdar


About haif-past one O'Clock this afternoon.
Daniel Ereel. aged ~ years, residing in Jacob
street, was shot in the forehead and died an
most instantly. His murderer is Jeremish
Hartlgan, aged % years, residing at No. I3 or IA
Mulberry street.
The murdered man was. it appears, walking
through Pearl street, and when in front of the
drug store, corner OF Pearl and Frankfort
streets, was addressed either by Hartiean or a
companion named Pat Hayes-a brother-in-
law OF e1-Alderman William Walsh. who IS
candidate Tor the position OF County Clerk
The msn who addressed Freel HAYES. IL is
said, carried bag full Of tickets He raised
the bag and shaking it IN the presence of FreeI
salo, "How DO you ike thatf have more OF
them" and almost at the same moment struck
Ereel In the neck and knocked him down
treel was In the act OF rising. when Hartean
leveled a revolver, with steady aim, and shot
hiln through the forehead. the ball entering the
brain. Death was almost instantaneous The
murderer and his companion then ndeayored
70 flee, but Captain Thorne, of the Fourth pre.
cinet, who happened to hear the report of the
pistol, hurried 10 the spot, and with the assist.
ance OF some officers captured Hsrtigan aud
hayes, and took them to the Oak street. police
station.
Daniel Freel. the victim. was q peaceah,s.
man.
Hartigan, the murderer, is a native of Ire
land, brought up in the Fourth and Sixth
Wards. For a number of years he is SAID To
have been Identified with the so-called .sDsad
Rabbits" who, few years ago, Were q terror
70 tne city. Haye', who accompanied Hsrti-
gan, is painter by trade, and lives at No. 10
Madison street. Very little is known of him,
except that he Is the brother In law of Thomas
Fatty Walsh, and ex-Aldermap William
walsh The quarrel grew out Of political
troubles. caused by the oppogition OF the
Union Democratic miles O'Reilly) Party 10
Tamuany Hall. Freel was an adherent 10
Tammany, and was al one period an employees
OF Comptroller Brennan. The others Were
supporters-cf the Miles O'Reiliy- Waterbury
Party.
The deceased was only three months mar.
ried. His young wife was admitted 10 see the
body OF her hu band, and the scene which en-
sued was narrowing beyond description.-N.
T. Commercial Z =
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For LIVER COMPLAINTS, arising from tor
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For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, is
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A CONVENTION OF the various Christian
Association has been called by the Young
Mems Christian Association. Of New York,
10 be held IN that city. on November 18TH. at
which yarious topics connected with the
progress OF Christianity will be dis .ussed
Ii Is announced that, among others, the fol :
lowing gentlemen have beeR invited 10 be
present and take part IN the discussions:-
Hon. r. T. Fr-linebuyeeu and General Run
yon. New Jersey; Henry r. Durant Henry
Wilson and Joseph A. Pond. Massachusetts;
cut; Ira Harris. Albany; Professor Cyrus
Northrop. CONNECTICUT General q. o. How
ard, Washington. General Clinton B. Fisk
missouri; George h. stuart snd Judge Shars-
wood, Pennsylvania; u. l. Moody. Illinois:
Cbief-Jusrce Chase, WashinEton, and GOV
ernor Dillingham;, Vermont.
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 5.-Seventy Ave
towns and cities tMilwaukie included) show a
net democratic gain Of Loo over the vote OF
of 10000. Fairchild, Republican. for Cover
nor, Is probably reelected. The Legislatures is
decidedly Republican.
CHIcAeo, Nov 5.-Elechon news from Wis
consin show Democratic gains.
Miiwaukie has gone Democratic by an in /.
creased majority.
Gov FaircniIds who il up for reelection, IS
running behind his ticket IN some of the prin :
c1pal towns which nave been heard from
Many or the German population voted the
Democratic ticket in Milwaukee, who have
heretofore acted with the Republicans.
MINNESOTA
ST. PAUL, MINN., Nov. 5-Returns received
tion of VIM. Marsh all for Governor by a small
majority. Negro suffrage is believed TO be de.
feated. .i3
KANSAS. =
LKAvENwoRTH, Nov. --Out of abeut {, 500
votes registered, only 2,6C0 were cast to. day
The negro suffrage proposition received oniy
about go votes.
Mrs. Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, who
nave been canvassing the State in favor OF fe-
male suffrage, visited the polls of each ward.
ana addressed the voters, probably the fret
occurrence OF the kind in this country.
LAWRENCE, Nov. 5--The Republican icket
Is Is elected in this county by the usual majority
Negro and female suffrage is defeated By
sm Ill ma ajority.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. .5.-The returns from Kan.
sas are meaRre. but indicate that both female
ana negro suffrage are defeated by from $3.50
TO lo0VO majorIty. LeavenwOrth gives from
I,5O0 to 2.CC0 majority against negro suffrage
Int entire Democratic county ticket is elected
TOPEKA city and Shawnee county give about
800 majority against negro suffrage. Salina
gives q large majority against negro suffrage.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Specials to The Repu6ti-
can from sucn towns In Kansas as are reach ed
6y telegraph indicate clearly that the Repub-
icans have carried the 10 Her branch of the
Legislature BY from 5000 to 1900, slight fail.
Ing on compared with last year.
Tbe vote on the amendment to the State
CONSTITUTION in favor Of negro suffrage runs
beninc the Legislative ticket, but is believed
to be carried. The second amendment, giving
women the right to vote, is lost by several
majority.
In some OF the towns it did not get a vote
Leavenworth, however, it received over a
hundred, principally from the Young men,
Hon. Sidney Clarke telegraphs here that the
negro suffrage amendment Is carried.
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A SINGULAR CASE " sstsrday Coroner
Scnirmer held an inquest at Bellevue Hos.
pital over the body OF Henry Detour, lately
employed Is q night watchman at the Acadc.
my OF "a Music. The evidence showed that De.
tonr Was last seen alive On Friday night,
standing In the Fourteenth- IS trees eutrance 70
The building, where he was found the next
morning in q sitting position, and in an Insen-
sible condiuon. He Wae removed 70 Bellevue
Hospital, where death resulted without re-
turning consciousness. DR.. Bull mace post.
msrtem examipstion,, from which II appsared
that snc deceased had died frsm fracture OF
the skull, but NO testimony Whatever could be
fcnnd that tended In the least degree to show
how the injury had been received. In the ab-
sence OF ench eviden @. verdict wa returned
BY the Coroner's jury leaving the case ousn
tor iutnre investigation. IN Merely ~ matter Of
conjecture. IL rs believed that Detour durin1
the night had fallen IN come part OF the build.
ing, and that the injury IVES accidentally seIf
inf1icfsd out the surgeon testined that fAe frac.
tufe might be the edect OF q blow with sone.
sharp instrument, eq ually as well as the resn,s
OF q fall. The dsces sssd was a years OF ase'
vas a native Of Canada, ana had han ~ ~
some time employed st me Academy.-
Times. ~ II--7s ~
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New Nork Marle.-

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Flour less active ana
uuchangrd. Wheat dull ana drooping. Corn
heavy. Rye quiet Oe;s 2a3 GEMS better. PORK
heavy; Mess $40 75aS2o.sO. Laraquiet al I2Aa
l34- hh,skey nominal Barley I cent bat
Ter. Peas dali Cotton quiet al lsH cents for
Mitdling Upiands. Freights dull. Spirits
Tnrpsntine steady al SIS. Rosin s555 is3 90
cor common.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 5.-The recon-
following officers were chosen: Prestdent
captain Barber, Of The Freedmen,s Bureau;
secretary, Henry Patrick. also of the Ereed-
mems bareau assistant secretary, Noses
Avery, OF Mobile, a negro; second ssststant
III. H. Craig. of Montgomery. negro bar.
Keeper was elected door, keeper, beating a
white man from North Alabama John ID
ierfnI, whLte. was elected sergeaat-at-srms.
An unusual number cf minor ofhcials vere
elected. among them q fireman to the con ven
tion. Nothing special was done. Sixteen ne.
gro delegates are in the convention The con.
vention closed with heated discussion ahous
inHftng the city clergy to be present, on mo.
lion OF MT. Speed, Of Perry county, 70 oficiate
as chaplains. Mr.. Norris, OF Maine said he
wanted no disloyal preacher. The debate was
then -ciosed. ---r : -
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KNOW THY DESTINY

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nas astOnished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself a. Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight to enable her TO inpart knowledge
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OF either sex. While in state OF trance, she de-
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marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope. guarantees TO
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wife Of the applicant, together with date of mar
Ts ge POSITION n ts, leading traits OF CHARACTER,
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certified certificate, written suarentse, that the
picture fs what II rurports 20 be. By ineloslng a
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cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
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~ return NAL. All communications sacredly CON
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Escnnrd from, Inil.

SCHENECTADY, New. 6-Frank King. who Is
under an indictment for murder Phillin Har-
ley and samuel Gavitt, horse.fhieves, with
TWO others. escaped from jail last evening by
sorciDg partition. Ali are siil u large.
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: ~ The Prince Of Wales is q bad boy. He
has privats entrance 10 his box at the theatre.
and an elegant smohipg-room attached, lined
WIN Wntto SATIN. tef sc 5
InE Quebec IL prepared fgr q siege. Eikhtv,
gpns are mounted and seven years pro yisssn 4 4
ior FIVE thousand men are kept constantly 81,
hand. "a az - = -
.Er Three Deputy State Constabies at Pttts.
field, Mass. were put to flight last week by
bellieerent Irish Womans upon whose preni.,
ses the oicsrs entered TO search for liq1ors.F
~ The man Lowry, eopf1ned in the HIM.
til gton pal Jatl on the charge OF horre steai.
Ing made his Escape on Tuesday night Of last
In0 The school cenaps Of Gin cinuat, for is6,
has been completed. The number Of tn hahi.
tants bsf . een fhA ages OF Ave and twenty. ons
years is I09,ss3 xhich indicates . total pppu.
iationso1 over 3p0,0eo. - -
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Amt of Debt, less Cash in Treasury. asgl 5oI 80 %

BY comparing the above with the statement
issued on October LIST, II will be seen that the
debt bearing coin interest has increased s32,-
9li,S5O. The debt bearing currency interest
has decreased S3i,3C6,CiO. The matured deb,
not presented for payment has increased
Sl6 2s2. The debt bearing no Interest has dc.
creased s3,5lI,699.9S; making a decrease in the
'otal debt of s4.ssG,sO. &c, and the decrease o
the debt less cash in the Treasury, S3,772 $50.
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NEW YORK. Nov. S-M-s-rs. wc-Hs aud
Mathews, theinspectors OF steamers. fully ex-
onorate Capt. CUrtis. OF the Dean Richmond
from all blame IN tie late collision.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE ELECTION
NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY GONE
DEMOCRATIC.
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN OTHER
STATES

From our special dispatches and other tele-
grams received by Us last night including
those published in our three extra editions. we
make up the following re.uras:
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
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THE QUESTION OF EPIscoPALIAH CHuRca
DIscTPLiNE-Rer. Mr.. Tying 10 be Trsed ~ J1ry.
The rules of Episcopal Church provide thst
any member against whom cause shall be
found for trial, shall have the choice OF a iury,
said Jury 70 be appointed by the auth orr tspe OF
the church. In Accordance with thie rale
twelve men have been selected by the Cburcb
authorities fer the trial OF Mr.. Tying, which is
expected 10 take place next week.-yeu Yori
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beg leave TO cali Attention to our full and com.
Rlete assortmsnt Of GENTS BELONGINGS. Viz ::
White Merino Shirts and Drawers - 'Ai '''' .
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Rich stock OF silk searfs and Ties
S.arf Rings, Scarf Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Spiral
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Having just returned from View York i have .
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DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

GEORGE L, WILD, formerly Tuner and Agent
for wM. KNABE CO, OF Baltimore,-
Taaer OF sTEiNWAYs Pianos at Met-IIyHyu
zeTotts Music Stsre. now Of GEORGE L. WILD
a BkO.S Pians Forte Mannfactory, No; a97
continues 70 give special attention to tuning and
repairing Pianos.
fianos, ParIor Organs, and other Instruments
Italian and other strings always for sale at very
ON prices. SO 23-Inn
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.;s.l T TIE r,;,.s New Dominion is armins with
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DENTISTRY.

NE. MERRILL,
~ DENTIST
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
All operations performed pertaining toIo
the ART or DENTAL SURGERY. oc 2-Gmr
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AN ERRoR.-Some OF our contemporaries are
mistaken In supposing that the Legislature
chosen in the State of New York yesterday
elects United States Senator in place OF Sen.
ator Morgan. 1t is the Legislature chosen
next year in that State that elects a Senator.
Senator DooiIttle's term expires on the 4th of
March, 1862 not 1868, as stated.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

INTERNAL REvKSUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S3gl,s53 S.
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s THE WHITE HoUsE.-IIr. and Mrs Tom
Thumb, Comm oaore Mutt. and Miss Minnie
Warren visited the Executive Mansion tins
afternoon, and were received by the Presiten
and the ladies Of the Executive Mansion in the
Red Parlor. A number of visitors were to SEQ
the President this morning, among whom
was Postmaster General Randall.
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Total DeNt ...-.....-.-......- ja5 502sts %
Am I IA Treasury. coin. III $40 81 IS
currency, 22.45S, $50 81
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General, and some halt-dczen Paymas:ers
The Committee adjourned on Saturday last to
meet again in this city on the 18th inst.
In DouBr.-Postmas,er General Randall
this morning received a dispatch from Wis.
consin, stating there was great doubt rs to who
was elected Governor.
TH1 CoLoRED MILITIA-It Is understood
that Gen. Emory, acting under orders from
Gen. Grant. has notified the Coiored Volunteer
Military Companies OF this District not To An.
pear on drili or parade at present 1t is SIM
posed that an order viii be issued in few
days disbandfng them. a) CIR 3tdD
"A vALuABLE WORRIES renor, os Hon
Joseph 5. Wilson, 7Conmissioner OF the Gen.
reral Lana Once, was yesterday received hv
the Secretary or the Interior, and Will be i'm
mediately transmitted to the Government
Printing once TO be put in type. The report
is the most complete one ever made. and u,,II
be valuable work. II contains full and sish
ofass stafi:,ies as 20 the Pacific and other rsti-
sources Of our States and Territor,es. onr
Russia possessions. &e., &c Accom- nanv,n-
the report u large map Of the world. showine
the various routes 10 different countries. Sc
During ihs past year seven ms,lions Of ncrss
OF our public aanos were disposed Of and over
one tbousand and four hundred m,iiion. i'm.
siudiDs E1ssaSn on America, YET remain to be
facts for years past and his report for this
year coverine nearly nys hundred pages, con-
tAiDs much valuable iyformarop;
PnsoSAL.-Uiark Mills. the artist, is at the
National Hotel. rhos. Allen and Tnomas
Ryali. OF ENGLAND, are at the Kirkwood House.
non. samuel M Arneli, Of Tenn: Hon
WIN, A. Pile OF St, LOUIS. Mo aud Gen. C. w.
wharton, U. =. A., ara at the Bpbitt House.
- senator james (futhrie, Who has been 81.
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