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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19

GAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELS. 6e5 BROADWAY.
- The trouble commences az D o'clock
Truth II strange. stranger than hctton."
The nimitable, only and trniy successful
BIRCH, WANBOLD. BERNARD BACKUS' r
BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
First appearance Of BOBBY NEWCOMB, the greatege
and in the world
The laughable London illusion, "How Is II Done"
DUTCH CHEESE OPERA, by OFfENBACH.
Feel 70 Happy. HAMLET THE DAINTY,
and the burlesque OF RiSrOkl AS MY DEAR.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ fourteenih street, opposite Academy Of Music:
MAIINEEs AT ~
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
SECOND WEEK OF THE SEASON.
EVERY NIiHT Ar
BRILLIANT AND EXCITING
SCENES IN HE CIRCLE,
Introducing the immense troupe Of
STAR RIDERS AND ATHLETES
in programme comprising numerous
NEW SENSATIONAL ACTS
OF SURPRISING EXCELLENCE,
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
with the warmest demonstrations OF
WONDER And DELIGHT.
Admission 30 cents; children under tan, 70 cents 10 TO
served seats 70 cents; children. ~ cents. u
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE GREAT JOHN HENRY,
late Director Of the Cirque Napoleon Psrs the Champion
Nile. EMILE HENRIETTA
Premiere Equestenne. also from the Cirque Napoleons
having just arrived in this country will make their Grst
ON MONDAY NIGHT OCTOBER n.
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SALES At AUCTION.

frHIRTy FOURTH STREET FERRY TO HUNTERS
i Point Long Island - -,
October IS 1857 al 10 O'Clock M for term OF ten years
from Hovember n It67 The Lease Of the Ferry,
established OF rhrtyourth fTee East river
10 the present terminus Al Hunters Point, L. L.
The said lease will sold subject 20 the condition that
landings ferry part thereof not the pro-
uerty OF The New York, shalt
az the Of the purchaser and that
the shall not be liable at time
expense whatever In connection Herewith
purchaser this franchise VIII be required comply
with the OF the city The
present provisions Of section Al Of amended
charter OF 1857
INV YoRx, CosrrRoLLKRs oSricE. Sept "a 1861.
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A UcTToN NOTICE. -. N. LEEDS Co.. AUG.
n uoncers.
$4,000 worth OF valuable Property

al public auction,
Paintings Drawing Room Suit Pianoforte, Bronxes
S,au.ry seyrcs China Vases Glass silver Ware, Books
this day Saturday. october l9 At the elegant five story
rrown stone mansion a West Sixteenth street between
Drawing Room-Rosewood Panoorte superb suits covered
with gold aud crimson gold brocael Of ches
ton Etageres Bookcase Centre Table, Cabinets. Books
sews. carpets, Ar.sc Bronze sasuary on Paintings BY
walnut Bureaus wardrobes Bedseads. Hair and spring
Banes elegant Sets China, GLASS; Silver Ware Table Cut
lery, French Dinner Set N B-Thc above elegant kHa
dence for sale.
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COASTWIsE STEAMsEtIPs.
IMPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
~ CHANGE or TIME
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT.
The fast and elegant steamship
SAN FRANCISCO.
Captain Elisha Howes
vii he despatched BY the North American Steamship Com.
pany FRIDAY, November I. At noon. from per ~
North river foot Of Warren street connecting the facs
noses TAYLOR. Captain Biethen.
The accommodAuons ON these steamers unsurpassed
By those OF any steamers ahoat -
10 Enthusiastically SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Nov. rs.
'''s'''' f 3 n. cHRRrNGroS. Agent, IN *.-,,
corner Of Warren street New YORK,
VIZ IT. wrss President, 81 Exchange place.
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DEM +. TBEALL, ArCTIONEER.
ID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MIRRORS.

BY THEALL BRO, this day saturday, AT lois o'clock,
their alesroo No g. Liberty street general assert
ment Of Household Furniture VIZ ;-caryed Walnut Paror
suits in reps and hair Goth; walnut and enameed Bed
Suits Sofas, Lounges bookcases. Extension Dining
Tables Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; French plate
MlYrora. GnlnA and GlAssWlre CatalOcueA ready.
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IN CHANGE OF HOUR.
and after Monday. October "a the steamers ~ the
Norwich ns will leave berth pier - North rver foot
OF vcstry street, at O'Clock instead Of A. hereto
fore f. = MARTIN AgeaL
Nxw yonK. Oct rs. 1867.
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THEO. THOMAS SYMPHONY sOIREEs.
l. roCRIn SEASON, ls0M
the
FOURTH SEASON OF THE SYMPHONY soIRRBS.
To take place during the fall and winter 81
rsysr sv, sd.dSw AZ, IA LL..croprp
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
SUBSCRIPTION TICKET. including reserved seat 20
SINGLE TICKET, with reserved seat.
CIRCULARS
containing fun programmes and particulars be had -
steinway lug and Ill East Fourteenth at q.
schmer 70l Broadway; at Jorden Martcns sb8 Broad
way; Ponds up town Music store 60 Broadway; II o.
steck Co.'s, H Eighth street. near BroAdway and -
WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW REcErvRD.
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ow rARE.-r0 BCFFAIo ONLY IS VIA NEW
Ia York Central and Troy Iinc. steamers VANDERBILT
and CONNECTICUT daily Saturdays eKccpeil pier
tNorh river. foot Of spring o'clock r. VI on
low fare.
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A UclIoN SorlCE.-E ROTH, AUcTIoNEER, WILL
"A sell At public auction $4,000 worth magnificent
Household Furniture Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pets elegant rosewood Planofore beautiful Parlor SUITS
In orocae Works Of Art aud Bropzes. black Dining
Reom Furniture, this Saturday morning, October ~
AZ o'clock precisely, Al lg Clinton Mace Eighth rect
tween Fifth and sixth avenues Paror and Drawing Room
Fnrnture-Three beautiful sol rosewood and black
walnut Paror Suits covered in rich French brocatal
and reps; Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges TO match;
Centre and Pier Tables Etageres and
Book Stands twentyone day Bronze Clock rich China and
Curtains hne cohesion Of on Paintings Engrayngs,
large Nj and Chandeliers magnificent rosewood Piano.
forle Stool and Cover $685. elegant instrument
round beautifully carved legs and case, with all
modern improvements overstrung bass. full iron plate,
French action full seven octave rosewood and black wal
Bedseads Bureaus Washstands Sofas Chairs Rockcrs
Mrrors Clocks Tables Bed Loungcs spring and hair
Blankets Tea Tables, extension Table, China
Glass and silver Ware Cutlery &c. Sale positive.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF VALUABLE LUMBER
Carpenter late OF the county Of Hudson, deceased viii
sch AZ public auction, Friday October p 1857. At IL
oc ock In tho forenoon the premises Newark street.
foot a 'ardcn street IN the city Of Hoboken New jersey
All that valuable stock OF Lumber consisting Of well sea.
letncI with tho sheds Office, Stable Fixtures Iron safe
end Desks and all the right title and interest Of the de-
ceased In and 20 certain Lease on the premises also first
class Draft Horse. Ave years old two seated Carriage
Sleigh; Cart Harness &C. This established lumber
Yard and viii afford the purchaser opportunity
the day Of sale.
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CORPORATION SALE OF nEAL ESTATE.

fNOhfOhATlON SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
~ AT AUCTION.
Public notice hereby given that the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund Will offer for SALE at public auction,
MONDAY october ~ 1861 AT NJ the Exchange sales
Ill Broadway several pieces parcels OF improved
and unmproved Real Estate belonging 10 the Mayor Alder
men and Commonalty Of the city of New York.
Description OF property together with tho terms aud con-
ons OF SALE be had application At this Office
where win be furnished, after October H. 1901 maps
property sold warrantes deeds viii be given
all purchasers RICHARD h CONNOLLY,
Comptroller.
Department Of Finance, Comptrollcrs ONCE.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
ANCEs
fosf OffIck DEPAkThENrI [
WAsHINuTON, ID, c., Oct, 80, 1867.


wAsHISurOS, D. c., Oct. 80, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
ment until the 18th day Of DECEMBER next, at II
clock noon for furnishing Letter Balances for the
use Of the Post oees In the United States for four
years. from aad after the Slst day Of December next
ofthe following description, namely:
lat. Balances capable Of weighing eight ouness,
Ayoirdupois weight to bo graded down to quarter
ounces OF these II Is supposed that 800 to 900 will
be required for each year.
%. Balances capable Of weighing two pounds,
Ryolrdupois weight 10 be graded down to half ounces
OF these II Is supposed 90 to 100 will be required for
each year.
Perfest correctness and strength aud durability
will be required In the Balances to be furnished.
Samples OF each description Of Balances must AZ. .
company each bid and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required to furnish Balances
ordered Of quality In all respects equal to the
samples,
Each Balance muSt be well and securely packed In
box for transportation and delivered free Of all sI-
penses to the Department at Washington, D. where
the will be accepted II found to be perfect and
equal to the samples.
Bach bidder must furnish with his proposals suf-
neient evidence Of his ability to comply with his
bid
Two sufficient suretles will be required to con-
tract
failure to furnish tho balances as contracted for
promptly, or the furnishing OF an inferior quality,
will be considered sufficient cause for forfeiture OF
the contract
Proposals must be indorssd on the envelope, Pro-
posAIs for Letter Balances and directed TO the
first Assistant Postmaster General, Washingtop, d.
20. ALEX. W. RANDALL,
no 2-fet Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11

DEATH OF Mas. NYE.-Mrs. ELuE B., wife
Of Senator NrE, Of Nevada, has departed this
life. She died at noon on Saturday. Mrs. NrE
has been In delicate health for some time past,
but her condition was not considered critical
until within forty eight hours Of her death. She
died A. the residence Of Mr. PAGE, a near rela-
tive, and her husband aui daughter were with
her at the time Of her death. She had large
circle Of friends here, by whom she was much
beloved, and her death occasions a profound
sensation Of sorrow ana Of sympathy for tho be.
rsaved Senator.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
COMMERCIAL.

NEw YoRk, Nov p-sug.r arm demand moderate
bard. arm At le9<sleJk cents. Cotton firm; demand
bsls, sales do 90 900 bales exports a., 10000 bales,
stock 20, coo bales. Flour quiet and heavy. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Corn quiet and nrmer nominally
sad drm. Pork dull and ' nominM at Sol ST. Pstro.
leum-Demsnd fair and prices advanced; refined 30
cents; crude Is cents.
quiet We note sales Of 800 barrels choice Howard
Street super at elO 90 aud 100 barrels Howard Street
extra At tll;l2lf. Quotations are unchanged.
Grain Wheat. -Rseeipts $40 Bushels white
and Il, ,9o2 red. The msrksi was dull to-day, end
closed weak with q downwari tendency. At the
openipE 600 bushels choice red sold at a. 20 800
Eyl.pd Il u Co. Pr%s White &c sold I At "a sSsa Is.
Corn.-Reeeipts SOLO bushes white and 4,sIl
bushels yellow. Tho market was dull and less
S cent. % 81 for damp and soS to o. rs Tor dry.
Sales; white-2oo old at o. 30 200 at sl 2s 800 At
81 2s 100 at si 50; $50 At u 25 800 at o. 2S 4so at
sl3l 100 new at ej eents leo do at sll6 400 do At
81 cents 700 do. at e5 cents; l, 900 do at s 900 At
IS cent; 760 at el. Yellow-720 new al tl 02; 100
do at 81 osi 1872 do at o5 cents ITO do hsl0oi 800
do at sl.0s; 7C0 Western IN x'd at 81. IL.
oats.-Rsesipts p.0i7 bushels Market arm. Sales
200 bushels at IS GEMS; SIS at "a eentsi 800 tt 70
cents 500 at "a seIi 400 at "A cents, and 200 black
Rye. .-Ksselpts !, 200 bushels. No sales repo,tsd.
BARLEY. Maryland winter tLb6, and Western
Buckioheat Neal Choice New York meal by the
barrel Is held at % 5oalo and by the 100 pounds at
u 5Oa4 rs; Maryland and Penniylvsnia by the 100
pounds 44a4 80.
Propisfons Orders continue to come forward from
the South, but mostly are very light. The sales Of
Bacon for the past week have aggregated about 200
hhds in retail lots, at iSSal3 cents for Shoulders,
l6fait cents for rib sides, and II cents for clear
rib Some lots Of new breast pieces have sid at
l6lS cents. In Bulk Meats we have nothing to re-.
port. Hams continue to NOV, OF slowly Al lea2O
cents for new city cured and 22a25 cents for Western
sugar. cured. Mess Pork has been very dull, with
small sales at t2S for Western. Lard is held at
l3llslsL cents The wales OF the past week have
been 90 tlerces and 274 kegs Saturday last at l2
cents and subsequently, about 100 kegs In small lots,
Al lsiLal9L cents
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
PERSONAL.

Gov. PERPoIxr, of Virginia, Is stopping al
the RiTkWood.
LADY Don commences her engagement at tn,
National Theatre tonight. She. arrived on Sat
urday, and ha, rooms at tho Metropolitan.
GEN. JOS r. ANDERSON, Of Richmond, Va
is stopping at the Metropolitan.
GEN. JOHS A. LOGAN left Washington last
evening for his homo in Illinois.
DR. sANUBL BARD, editor Of the Atlanta (Gs. J
Nsw Era, arrived in town last evening, and
has rooms at the Metropolitan.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
noll.td
GOVERNMENT SALE.
BUREAU oF REPv0Egs, FREEpNgs,
AND ABANDONED LANDS,
OFFICE A. A. q. NJ. and D. O.,
STATE or GEORGIA,

DuREAu oY REPVoEEs, FREEpNgs,1
AND ABANDONED LAsDs,
OFFICE A. A. q. NJ, and D. O.,
STATE or GEORGIA,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON THE PRRM.
IsEs, AT AUGTsrA, GEORGIA, NOVEMBER 2s,
1857, THE LAND AND BUILDINGS KNOWN AS
THE AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT,
TOGETHER WITH TWELVE CITY Lors.
This property consists OF one tract OF land, which
the Augusta Canal rams through diagoually,
bounded north by D'Antignac street, east by Jack.
son street, south by Adams street, and west by
Cempbell street. its northern and southern lines be.
ing about six hundred and ninety feet, and Its east.
ninety two feet on which are situated enc three.
story brick building, 100 feet by 90 feet one brick
foundry, l5o feet by 90 feet, and several smaller
buildings
Eleven (ll) city lots, situated on the south side Of
adams street between Campbell and Jackson Streets
desgnaed In numbers the plan Of the city Of Au-
gusta made by william Phillips, as H. 10, q, Is, 30
%, Is, 26, "a, 25, and %.
ole triangular lot Of 1872 feet front. on the south
side Of Fenwiek street, between the Augusta canal
and lights Foundry.
The machine works, lot and buildings Will be sold
together, the city lots separately.
Also, at the sAms time and place, Will Do sold
four ~ frame buildings, 100 feet bp Al Feet and one
~ frame building, % feet by 10 feet situated on the
grounds Of the Richmond County Academy, TelfAir
street
For further particulars In regard to this property,
inquire at this once and that Of Breyet Colonel e.
N. l.. Rhrers, VI Green and Jackson streets,
Augusta, Georgia, where plats Of ths property can
be seen.
Terms: Cash for all the property except the ma
chine woik Ks and lot one half 0f which will be re-
Iuirsd cash and the bal auce In four months.
Sale to commence &" II o'clock; 4 r W WATSON
A. Q. M.and D. o., Bureau R, F. and A, L.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11

An IMPORTANT DECISION was made at Dlounts.
villO, Tenn, on Saturday, in q suit against the
Southern Express Company, in which the plain.
tiafs claimed damages for good, destroyed by the
Federal troops on an express car In Virginia,
Tho Express Company plead that their bills
provided against damages for loss by nre or the
common enemy. Judge BUTLER decided that the
Federal troops were not a common enemy, and
rendered verdict for sixteen thousand dollars
Rgainst tho comnRnY
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoRoErowS.-
Mr.. J. y. s. TnoRs Is no longer agent for th,
REPUBLICAN In Georgetown. and the collection,
hereafter will be made BY the regular collectors
Of the ofhee, who will produce their authority.
signed BY the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may be isft at the Office oi
]. J, Boeux, Real Estate Agent, High street,
ono door below Bridge street.
Mr.. THOMAS GALLAoHER, No. las st. Assph street
between oibbon and Franklin Is our authorised agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In the city Of Alsxan.
dris, and will receive subscriptions and advertise
ments, and receipt therefor,
The national Republican., 1867-11-11

Annual Meeting Of the Society Of tho
Army Of Tennessee Another Boiler Ex-
piosion.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l0.-Tho several committees
Of the Society Of the Army Of Tennessee have
completed arrangements for the annual meeting
hero on the 18th and lith. An unusually lnrge
reunion is expected. Gen. Rawlings, president
Of tho Society, will probably deliver the annual
oration. Gen. Sherman will speak at the
banquet. Gen. Howard has telegraphed that
he will positively be hero. A large number Of
other prominent generals, with Gen. Grant, are
expected to bo present. All the main roads In
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and many
cross roads 10 those States, and in Kentucky,
Tennessee, and Iowa, and both Union Pacific
roads will return members on presentation Of
esrtidcates from the secretary Of the Society.
This morning about 2 o'clock the boiler in
Naples Touring mills, on Canal street, exploded
with tremendous violence, tearing the building
to fragments and scattering the debris over the
whole nsighborhood. The building took hre i'm
msdiatsly after the explosion, and was com.
pletely destroyed. The loss is estimated at
5000. The engineer Is missing, and 1t is
supposed he was buried in the ruins.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
A MY SU LIES
OFFICE Ass'r coN'r GES. oP srBsIsIgScB,
No. 4 STATE sTRERT,


No. STATE sTRKET, J
NEW YORK, November 9, 1867
Sealed Proposals In duplicate will be received by
the undersignsd until 10 o'clock m. on wEDNRS.
DAY, 18th Instant, for supplying for the use Of the
United stItes Army Subsistence Stores to be deliy.
cred IN New York or Brooklyn, as follows, viz:
1000 barrels OF nrtt quality extra super1ne South
ern, st. Louis other brands Of Flour suitable fol
keeping In a warm climate. The brands and placer
OF manufacturing TO be stated In the bids The bar
rsls to be in good shipping order with round hoops
fall head lined, and bungs sealed.
100000 pounds Of clean dry Brown Sugar, in bar.
res TO be and Of the best In use for the purpose
and be full head .lined.
Bids to be made duty paid.
10, 900 pounds Of Crushed sugAr Barrels Al
above.
o. 900 pounds white 0rlnulated susar Barrels a,
above.
1000 pOuud. White Coffee Sugar A. Barrels a,
above.
9. $50 pounds hrst quality thorough ghly smoked new
Bacon des.
$3.50 pounds hrst quality sugar.eur Smoked
Hams, to be baggsd and packed In tight tierees.
The stores A'e required for Immediate delivery.
Samples Of the sugar and hour must DO delivered
with the proposals, and referred to therein.
The manner Of making bids, requirements Of bid.
ders, &e same as stated In previous Advertisement
from this office
Contractors are expected to hold their goods, with
out expense to the Omitted States until required fol
shipment.
Blanks for proposals will be furnished at thlI
once, which must be enclosed In an envelope ad
dressed TO the undsrsigned, and indoIsed PIoposh
for subsstsnce stoTes'' @. L. KlLBURN.
noll.td Byt Brig Gen and A. c. O. 8.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11

AhA hs"' from Alabama 10 respect to recon.
tfuc'ion In that State was, up to Saturday, as
follows;
The reconstruction convention doc,d.a
against the proposition TO insert no pro.criptiys
feature in the now constitution
The Republican party propose to elsot nj,
the State and county officers at the sams tima
Tho constitution Is to be submitted To tbs
people in hopes Of getting larger vote ON IL,
ratification and prevent any loss to the Repub.
leRns on account of freedmen changing thsi,
homes on the lst Of January"
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
ITO CON TRA A TOE s .

HgADo RS LIsTRIcT OF ISDIAS TERRITORY
FORT GIBsos, October II, 1867. I
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be received al
the ofiee Of the Undersigned, In Fort Gibson, N
until IL O'Clock m, on THURSDAY, November II,
1867 for furnishing to the United States Quarormas
tors Department, on or before December J. 1867 or
thereafter through the wintsr II N shall be necessary,
A QUANTITY OF HAY, 10 be delivered at sig differ.
eat stations on the Now 0ovsrnmsat Road bstwssn
Fort Gibson And Fort Arbuekls, inoiuding the sta
tops known ~ Greek Agency and Seminole Agency,
and 70 be supplied In sueh quantities as may be re-
quired, not to exceed 100 tons at each sta Ion.
Proposals may be for tho whole or any part Of the
quantity required.
Each bid must be aecomps MED by good and sun :
Client guaranty from two responsble parties, settling
forth that In the event contract 10 awarded they will
give ample bonds and security for the faithful per-
formAuee Of the same.
The Government reserves to Itself the right to re-
ject any or all bids received
All deliveries OF Hay made under any contract
which msy be awarded are TO be subject to rigid
iaspeeton by an officer or agent appointed on IT, q
part OF the United States
Proposals should be addressed to the unde ned
and indoIsed % Proposals for Furnishing hay. "
Payments to be made monthly, In Governmen nj
fuuds, or as soon thereafter as money shall have
been received for that purpose.
Bidders are invited and earnestly requested 10 b
present at the opening.
For additional particu ulars Inquire q
AS KIMBALL,
Capt and A. O. NJ, U. .. Army,
noll.td ChiefQ NJ Dis. OF the I. T.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
THs news from Cuba to the Sunday morning
papers 10 a. follow:

Ahh hhWs from Ouph 70 tno Sunuey morning
papers 10 as follows:
!'Ths ofieiai Ga.ats publishes an order from
the minister at Madrid, providing for the return
TO the merchants ovsrpaid duties since January
last. The document 70 harshsr than any former
one toward the customs officials.
The British war steamer Barrsoonta has ar.
rived from Honduras. General 0'Oonnor, com.
mander OF the British forces in Honduras, 10 q
passenger, together with his STAFF, en- route to
Nassau on special Government business.
"Mr. Austin, late Governor Of Honduras, ID
going to England.
"a special Havana dispatch 10 the Herald,
dated the sth instant, says that the story that
the cholera had broken out In this island 10 a
fabrication, though II Is alleged that the story
was started on good authority. On the strength
Of the report several physicians and hospital
inspsstors were appointed to look after the
public health, and other important measure,
were taken. The health Of the city Is unsur.
passed.
The iron.olad Tetnau goes home.
"Ths Austrian frgsts ElIabeth is here"
The national Republican., 1867-11-11
Peace Negotiations with Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. lO-aov. Fletcher has ap.
pointed tho 2sth inst as day Of thanksgiving.
An Omaha dispatch aAys fall representation
Of northern Sioux Cboysnnes, ArapAhoss and
Crows will visit the commissioners at Fort La.
ramie.
The commissioners will leave for the North
Platte about the l5sh, where all the southern
Sioux and Cheyennss are represented as anxious
for peace.
The national Republican., 1867-11-11

Heavy Rain-Street Cars Running on
Sunday, and Ministers Denouncc Them
Capture Of n Supposed Murderer.
PnLADELrHrA, Nov. lo.-A heavy rain
storm has prevailed here since last evening.
Under recent decision Of the Supreme oour,
ears were run to-day on several Of the street
lines, and were well patrOniIed In some
churches the ministers denounced the Who'll,
affair as most wicked and unshristian.
John Culp, implicated in the murder Of VIM
Riddle in this city in May last, was captured
yesterday at North East in Maryland. He
made no opposition against coming to the State
without the formality Of requisitiOn, and has
been fully committed for trial.