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$40 Miles
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD,
RUNNING WEST IRON OMAHA
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
ARE VOW COMPLETED.

This brng tho line TO the eastern base 0, the Rocky Mountains, nds
expected the tack will be laid thirty miles further Byans
point the road By January The grade from
Of the the summit is but eighty the mile
while many roads hundred Work the
rockculng slope win continue through the Winter ,ai
doub. that the eare grar line the Pl;
will be open for business in 1870.
The provided The construction Of this great NoI work
ample United grants Sir Per Cent Bonds
Ofom 5000 1900 per mile for which take, Second len
security and receives payment large not to the full extent ois
claim in mile section
finished and has been examined By United states Commission
efs and pronounced 10 be all respect, a6ca read thoroughly
piled with depo repair shops stations and all the rolling
stock and other equipments
The United makes donation ol2 300 Of ai 70 tbs
mile which osrge Company Much Of
Iii, land Platte Valley the most fertile in the world 'ai
large portions covered With heavy pine forests and aboad IA
coal Of tue best quality.
10 az amount equal Of the Government and The
Morgan the Hon Cakes Ames Trustees Tor the Bobi
holders and deliver the Bonds the Company only the work
crosses that they always actual and productive value
The capital Of the Company One Hundred Mon Dol
lars Of which i've millions have been paid upon the work 'rs'dT
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
Al present. the profits Company derived Only from IL. local
ah already much than sufficient pay the Interest
al Bonds Company II another mile we're built re
doubted tina. when the road completed tue through ne u The
only connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States viii be re beyoat
precedent and there s DO competition can always be dous ss
profitable
twill noticed that the Union Pacific Railroad 10 fact Gorr'
ualer supervision Of Government officers aai 20
Government and that B bonds isast
direction. believed that similar seear 50
carefully guarded aud certainly other based larger or n'r'
valuable property. As the COmpsuys
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered for the present NINETY CENTS on THE DOLLAR hsr
are the cheapest security market being taa esHi
lower thsa United States stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
or over NINE PER CENT upon Subscriptions will b
received the Compnys once No 20 Nassau 'ni bT
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. : Nassaast
CLARK DODGE Co, Bankers, No. 81 walst,
JOHN CISCO son, Bankers No 30 wshst,
HENRY CLHws Co. Bankers, No. % Wslst,
HEDDES WINCHESTER Co.. Bankers. No 81 BroNiEay.
and by the Company advertised Agents throughout tie Upi,ei states
Remtances made drafts other nds IN NeT
aud the will be free Of charge BY return express
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress OF The work.
Construction aui Value Of Bonds mag be obtained A
Company OFces Is Advertised Agents will Be sent free % sP
plicaiion.
JOHN J. CISCO. Treasurer. NsE.Yorh
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.

GEN. HANCOCK REvOKEs THE oBDER REQuR-
ING JURORS TO BE DRAWN FROM TIE REG
IsTERED VOTERS.
NEwORLEANS, Dec 5.-Ihe following order
has been issued by Gen. Hancock:
SPECIAL ORDERS No 2O3, Section 2The true and pro-
per OF military power besides defending the National
honor against foreign nations II 10 uphold the laws ana
civil government and To secure 10 every person residing
among the enjoyment Of life, liberty and property.
accordingly made by act Of Congress the duty OF the
Commander Of the District 10 protect all persons in these
rights suppress disorder and violence and TO punish
10 be punished all dsturbers Of the public peace
officially informed that the administration OF
Justice, and especially OF criminal justice, I'm
the is clogged, II not entirely frustrated, by the
enforcement OF Paragraph No or the military order,
numbered Special order No series from these
headquarters issued the oath OF August A. d. 1867,
relative TO the qualifications OF persons To be placed on
the Jury list Of the State Of louisiana 10 determine who
shall not be jurors, appoints TO the Legislature power
and until the act In existence regulating this subject
shall be amended changed by the Department Of the
Civil Government which the Constitutions Of All the
Is deemed best 10 carry out the will Of the people as
expressed in the last legislative act upon this subject
subject for the decision OF the courts The Commanding
General the discharge OF the trust repOsed IN him. VIII
maintain the power OF the judiciary and Is unwilling
permit the civil authorities and laws TO be embarrassed
by military interference: aud 10 established fact that
the administration Of justice IN the ordinary tribunals
greatly embarrassed by the operations Of Paragraph
No q Specials orders No 1876 Current Series from these
Headquarters IL is ordered that said paragraph, which
relates TO the qualifications Of persons 10 be placed on
the Jury lists OF the State OF Louisiana be- aud tho same
hereby - revoked that the trial by jury be hence
civil laws, without regard 10 any military order hereto
fore executed from these Headquarters. by command OF
M0JOrGcn. Hancock vi MITCHELL,
Brcvet Licut-Col and A. A. \. g.
Paragraph No q Special Orders No 49, thus revoked,
provides for the immediate revision ~ jury lists 10 cN-
clude all ctzeus not registered voters under the Recon-
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DIED.

HuNT-fn Brooklyn Thursday evening Dec Annie 81 daughter
the late Wilson Hunt aud grandda VI Thomas Hunt esq
months and daYs
The relatives invited TO attend her funeral on Sunday pee
O'clock D. m nom residence mother Mrs Franklin Wood
ruf, No. lOl Jerolemons., Brooklyn
MTrCHELL-On Thursday morning. Dee s. 1867, William Mitchell
sged % years -,,, -
Relatives friends Of the family and the members Of the Third Re-
formed Presbyterian Church invited 70 attend the mineral rom h
late residence, No. 206 West Twenty seventhst, Nes'Ioh
Plata, Huntingdon L. L. Thursday, Dec Ida widow Of The
late Gilbert Plat. In the 18th year Of her
Funeral at huntington this (fHday) afternoon, at o'clock
STRATTONAt Great Darlington, MSS, Comea daughter OF j.
Wilson aud Josephine 4. sAton, aged years
Funet. IS East hundred twenty seenthst Al
II o'clock ~, this day (FTday).
UPHAMon wednesday Dee Joseph UPham ia the 6oh year Oih
hs residence No gao Heny, BroOkyn The relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend.
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THE NETT BRITISH MINISTER TO TIE
UNITED STATES.
TIE Hon. Edward THORNTON.


A Cable dispatch informs US of the arrival of this
gentlemen in England from Rio Janeiro, and all
doubt is now at rest as TO his appointment TO the
post of British Minister at Washington. Mr. Thorn
ton, who is a son of the late Sir Edward Thornton.
commenced his official career about . years ago as
attach6 of the British Mission 10 Turin. In 1915
he was appointed paid attache az Mexico and in 1861
Secretary of Legation 10 the Republic of Mexico
From April, 1852 till October, 1853, he Secretary
TO the late Sir Charles HOthams special mission to
the River Plate. In May 1854 he received the APP
pOintment of charge dd0diTes and COnsul-Gencral
of the Republic Of New-Grenada, but did not pro-
coed to BOgOta; and in September Of the same year
he was transferred TO the Oriental Republic Of
Uruguay He filled that post for five years, at the
end of which period he was appointed Minister Ilen-
ipOtentiaTy TO the Argentine Republic On the 9th
July. 1861 he sent on a special mission 10 the
Emperor of Brazil and on the 10th Of August follow
ing was appointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter PlenipOtentiary 10 the Emperor Of Brazil from
which post NE has Just been recalled 10 succeed tho
late Sir Frederick Bruce head of the British En-
bassy in the United States. 10 will thus DO seen that
- years of Mr. IhOmtOn's official career have been
spent on this continent in different diplomatic ca
pacties. In February, 1868. he was made q Com
paniOn of the Honorable Order of the Bath the dis
tinctiOn being conferred upon him as mark OF his
SOveregn's approval of the ability and fidelity with
which he had discharged the duties Of the several
offices he had successfully filled in his cOunTys ser
vice Mr. Thornton bears a Portuguese title of no
bhty-COunt of CasSilhaS-tO which he succeeded
ferrcd by King John H. Of Portugal for three lives
his own being one, and the others 10 be accomplished
in his descendants in direct and Legitimate llnc
hut the license granted by George ", permitting
Sir Edward 10 accept the title f0Tbids him or his
heiIs assuming or using it in the British Dominions.
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LOUISIANA,
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.

NFw- ORLEANS, Dec. O.-Ihe COnstltuuona
conveut,on Yesterday resolved that the per diem and
conversations allowed members be reduced Ohe.lai
after the 8Oth day from assembling The cas- ana nays
"A resolution TO lay tax Of 10 cents per gallon on an
spirits alcoholic and distilled liquors. sod III eie o'.o
nenses of the Convention referred TO the FINANCE
tommitsee. 81, - ,,,aor no
rncs TO the eject that Whereas, the Republican party
Of the United states is now preparing itsei ior .o
coat struggle which L. forever 90 determine the question
If equal political and civil rights Of all its citizens ana a
S,bereas the Republican Congressional committee mas
brrn the chief fundamentally of the Republican party
Ter the dissemination Of lts principles ana is
ION of lie voters I'm oil the untcCOnstruclcd 7a'H 1u
tber,as the Hon Thomas W Conway, representative
~ said Committee, il in the Southern Sta't, =
Ees,ircd, That hc h herobs Invited W Qcu'Vt eo "o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
ARMY GAZETTE.

Army: The Boards Tor the erani.
nation Of newly-appointcd officers
viii be broken up on the 3lst Of
December. 1901. and thereafter can
didates for appointment will be or.
defed iOr elimination as follow:
In tie Cavalry, 70 CARLISLE Barracks
PennsJ lvanlai 10 the Artillery, 10
Fortress Monroe, Vat 10 the In.
ianirY. 10 Governors Island. New.
York HbrbOr. Unless otherwise di.
reeted, the three senior officers ~
each post will constitute the boards
Whenever officers are ordered 10 be
examined a. those posts on the date
above mentioned Tor the breaking
up Of the B1aris Of Examination,
tie retirfd officers on duty a. mem.
bers Of the ssme are. By direction OF
The President, relieved from duiy.
aud uill proceed 10 their homes.
and the regimeutal ofcsn will ioin
thcig proper Commands.
BreTei. Maior.6eu. n. G. Bu.
chan1n has been ordered TO report
10 Gen. Hancock, 10 command the
sub -fistrici Of Louisiana. snd be A.
sistsni- Commissioner Of the Freed.
mems Bureau. lie IA assigned 10
duty according 10 hi. hrstet rank.
Breyet-Maior r. Murphr. retired,
has been ordered 90 report ~ Geu.
lScholeld.
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DIR. SCHEN CK'S NTEDI lin -.
EEwYoRK Nov n. 1898.
Dr IT. ScHEycE-sir. consider ny duty 70 eip'e" Jos
m, gratitude cor the which your vanaos henone' VS.,
PrLMoNIC SYRUP sEAwEBn TOSIc and MASDKAAB ILLS s
h.,. effected 10 ms u case the hegonsg Of Tue ys'' ~
M ws hs most distressing cough for four during ~'n ~
she h,d been under the physicians However 70
1855 gre. worse confuet IN her bed And me
gsve Mp an hopes getting sell every medicine o'0
no assured BY her physician h'' "s
the stage Consumption beyond the reach Of ~eiea '
therefore longer His last si'iee was 10Y "'
10 20 South, do bat happy to 'AJ os''
she could gG ready had the good fortune to near %
your medicines aud she called you and aa an '
animation through your Wekaosu Respome, the result being
promise on your By faithful Of your 'aaaes
medicines good health and sm bpPy to state ana
say that she perfectly vel attribute all to your aao'
red.jue, and beg you to accept ny sincere thanks
Nv only sn1stv her experience known 70 others 80
that your aed cnes may be more H hn'F ' ~
fol- priv, eye to publish this Mcs, respectfully
LOUIS NJ. NOEGEI,
Chief steward Of steamship Ssfstcgs.
Pier No 2I foot VI Fulton s., n
Residence No 900 Elm s.. spn6g
Psert. can professionally at bis Rooms NO bOa'
Nsw.York every TUESDAY from m to NJ All sa'"s oe"
b,,g. hat Tor tboopsh examination his Rsprometef ba Pnss
OF Pucnic Syrup and Sewed ToHc each al % per oos A"
81 The hafdoseu Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box sold ~ Drug
g everywhere. full supply always be obtained A. DIS rooms
No % BOndst, Nes.YOrk
DRMAs BARNES co. q PsrkroE NewYorE Oenera' WHO'S
sale agents SOLD also by Druggists gere'aily ---
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GEORGIA.


TIE CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION.
MACON, Ga, Dee. 2j.-Tbe Conservative Con
vcnton met at u o'clock this morning IL Is one OF the
largest bodies ever assembled Ia the State, every section
aud nearly all the Counties being represented. The Hon
b. H. iii elected President by acclamaton. His
lOudly.applaudcd The following ccPresidonts were
elected W I. Thompson Of the lst Congressional DIS
1rct Mt Warren ~ the ia; Mr. T. Wright 81 the TIA
Ira L. Duprccs Of the INth. Judge A. X. Wright % the
With. Graham OF the Win, and Gen. A. Il. Wright of
the With committee OF IS appointed 10 prepare
business and the Convention adjourned 10 o'clock - M
The Conservative Convention passed most OF the after
noon i'm listening 10 speeches from Judge Wright and Gen.
Wright The Business Committee, AT late hour, made a
report which was discussed TIL 10 o'clock To night, when
recommitted and the Convention adjourned u To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
A oENND NATIONAL WOOL EXPOSITION

VHANU NAIIVNAL WUUI ENTUHI IVH'
The National Association of WOODEN Maui
facturcrs held special meeting tile ST. Nicholas Hotel
last evening called for the purpose Of action upon HE
proposition emanang from the Natoua, Association of
Wool Growers az Pittsburgh the DIST NIT. 'or grand
National Exposition OF the Wool interest and all the arts
aud trades Herewith associated. The meeting last
night comprised about co representatives OF the
heaviest establishments in the Middle and New
England States, and unanimous in extending
sympathy and material cooperation the project Some
Western city Is 10 be selected after II il what local
competition will do i'm ST. Louis Cincinnati. Chicago ana
Cleveland This will no first great National exposition
Of single industry held in this country, aud,
cOrdng 10 the present promise. Will be ~ the best
ever held in the United States in point OF attracVencss
aud industrial value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
A CONTESTED ALDERMANIC SEAT
Mr.. Finehout, Dem, is cOntesting the seat

Mr.. FinehOut, DEM, Is cOntesthS inc seat OF
Mr. Steers Rep, Alderman elect from the With Ward
Rrooyn sent elected the latter by about
G naortv but the friends OF the former alleged that
according 10 the tally kept by them In the First District
of the With Ward there an error IN inc canvass
ers 6gures sufficient II corrected 10 elect MT fhehout
Accordingly, the Committee, going beyond the view
taken by the SupervisOTs In the case OF worm ana aDe
In fe Sixth Assembly District, concluded 10 go behind
The canvass as presented 10 them and TO take evidence
from the parties concerned in preparing IL Ihey ODD
ted nroeesses from the Supreme Court aud cited the
Canv0ssers and Poll Clerks Of the Dsirct before them
one Canvasser and the Poll Clerk by Whom the nguIes
rect The other Canvasser and the other PO Chk sW0e
the figures wrong, and the latter produeed tay
witch he had kept at the time, In cOrrobOratiOh
CHARTER ELECTION IN HUDSON, \. Y.
The Democracy swept Hudson CITY, y. Y, on
the I'd inst los majGrities ranging from 90 To lOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

Tie following officers have beei
mustered out and houorably dis
charged from the United States ser
vice: Capt. n NJ Brooks. 81 Req
ment Veteran Reserve Corps; Capt
A. Carpenter, 10th Regiment Yete
ran Reserves Capt John Oheill
22d Regiment Veteran Reserves
and Lieut.. G.. X. Bunam, 10th Reg
meut Veteran Reserves.
Breyet MajorGen. r. q. Wood
Colonel Of the "a CAvalry
has been ordered 10 ais regiment
Breyet MaiorGen. J. b. Mcintosh
Lieut.. Col f2d Infantry, is assigne,
70 duty az Treasurer 81 the Soldiers
Home. relieving BrevetCol. o. A
Mach, Major oh InfGniry, who 4
ordered 10 bis regiment Drove
lieut.. Col. q. A. Gordon, 9Th Cav
alrr. has been relieved from re
craiting service. BfeVet Lieut. Col
u. p. Hancocf, 7th lnfsntiy. ia re-
leved from recruiting service, ant
ordered 20 the military division o
Missouri. Brevet Major Gen. I'm
orr linton. Lieut.Col 18th lnian
try. l. granted one years leave o
sb.encc. with permission b. 10 be
yond the sei.
The folloNiug j. an eIirset from
gpecisl Oricr No. 800, issued b
Gen. Grant ~ Commander Of th'
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FIRES
rnE AcApEMY Ar ANGEIIcA. ALLEGnENY corNrY.

THE ACADEMY AT ANGELICA, ALLEGHENY COUNTY.
The Angelica Academy was totally DESTROYED by
Gre on Soy r. when discovered at shout oeoei lie hsmei
Efforts building unaThng Only tho part
apparatus and library saved seemed strange
that kre for the closing
the academic term. The lo,s about sloOn insurance A.
and citizens held IN the evening seed
building and subscriptions pledged for this purpose
THE HON. DUDLEY S. GREGORY'S MANSION, JERSEY
CITY.
At about o'clock yesterday morning the Hon.
Dudley Gregops dwelling Washington and sus'eIsts Jesy
CITY finest IN tool
basement damaged by ire and
about $1,000 Insurance $4,000 BY the Home and Commercial
pauies Of the CITY Insurance COMPANY
CAP MANUFACTORY IN CHATIAM-sT..
fire at l0l o'clock last night, the third floor Of
No Chatham square occupied by M A. Solomon Co. cap manu-
damaged the oef about $1,000 The SECOND foor occupied
by MeSsrI rrOod Co. nsnuSOfy Of awnings window.
shades BY Wism H. Reed uphoer dnsged water
the 6rst hoo usl paint and oil store by Msu W
& Co. owners OF the building
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 4.-The steamship Great
ReDubic which left this port yesterday for Yokohama
and Hong Kong out 81 cabin and LIE seerage pas
sengers Also $50 tuns OF freight and 100000 III treasure
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.--Gov. Haight was
inaugurated to-day. 49,, -
The steamship Moses Taylor sailed today for San Juan
del sur The ship Cape Horn, from Liverpool has arrived
here Flour quiet at 81 5Od$5. Wheat duh at " 5Oe CO.
Legal Tenders, 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
VIRGINIA,
nm pnINrING CONrRACr.

TIE PRINTING CONTRACT
RICHMOND. Va Dec. 5.-This afternoon was
.ncnt by the convention in discussing the printing ques
IAN proposition was made that no bidder should take
the contract who could not take tho ironcad oath The
,sboe oueston was finally referred TO Select Commit
rec resolution was introduced that members and OIL
GERS be sworn in In answer TO an inquiry the mover
d ne sunnoad the oath 10 he taken the test oath
presrbed 6y Congress. The resolution laid on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
PEDESIRIANISM.

ONE HUNDRED MILES ~ TWENTY-FIVE HOURS
EIGHT MINUTES.
WATERTOwN, y. Y, Dec. 81. Adams, pedes-
tran started at O'Clock p. the feat Of walking loo
miles In q hours for citizens purse Of 500 lie flushed
the 100 miles In p hours and minutes. lie did not sleep
during the accomplishment OF the heat, walking the last
two miles in ~ minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE CHOLERA AT HAVANA.
WASHINGTON, Dec Our NiceCOnsul ut
Havana, under date OF Nov q, says:
1.-THE cholera stll continues here. The Board OF Health
continue issuing bills OF health with the notice Of the
isence OF that disease The number OF cases from the
the 25th inclusive have been 49, with 4S6 deaths
during the same period The disease Is s confined 70
the lowest and fOuest portions Of the town We have an
occasional case ia some other part"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

u the counties 49, persons reeisered-shOw
Ing majority far Of voters OF 4O95. In the counties
named abOut $500 white persons voted In the 20 c0un
ties imentiOned above about $1,000 whites and 4j4h
negroes registered or the latter class about $1,000
only have voted We estimate that the convention ques
ton has been caTTlcd by G,OOO TO 1000 majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
M1RRIED.

GAY-BgACH-On WEDNESDAY Dee g. the First Presbyterian
Church Rahwsv n D. by the Sheddau, D. D., Mr. Mat
Newak j. T. Joanna NJ eldest daughter Of Joseph
Beach. No cards
JDSON-E1ONSA the residence o. the brides father IT, L. I'm
mons esq Carol Illinois BY the Rev jos olgr MI
Louis Judson NewAbiny Indiana, to Miss Florence hmnols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

PROPOSED CONVENTION OF THE BOYS IN BLUE.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Ihe Boys IN Blue
have issued q call for a convention to meet In this city
the sth proxmo the purpose OF expressing the sen
ments OF the organization on the question Of Presiden
tial candidate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

dress in TINS hell the situation VI the country NJ such
time as he may select
To-day a resolution referred 10 the Committee on
the Draft OF the Constitution that legislative BODY
hereafter IN General Assembly shall have power amend
or annul any article Of this Constitutions nor shall they
have the right TO cali Convention 10 c Sratc OF
Louisiana before period NJ 20 years dated t"ui e aF
Of the adoption OF SAID Constitution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

Col. Pincllney of the Metropolitan Revenue
Roard and few OF his officers, were out last night look
ing for Illicit stills and found one at least, which they
Dzed aud so injured that 70 Wl not work further lus
chief 10 intcrual Ecyoguc rcturu,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
arRANY CATTLE MARKET

AtB.Ny Dec total supply OF cattle ti week 800
head fair the sales quick at vance Of 41e H.
live weight the hghT advance being on The ling and 70 e css'e
p-es range Inferior - - for best extra kenucD
Steers Shep-Rscep 1900 bead sales tl head a. f5G 70 ~
IS for Lambs Hogs Receipts V head the demani
90 5OG ~ 81 for State 30 0Od ~ ~ Tor Mchaa aud
n 4 IS for lNlnn. lel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
POLITICAL.
NEW-YORK.

TWO REPUBLICAN SCHOOL TRUSTEES ELECTED.
Reside the election of Peter Ewald in the
XIXth Ward returns show the success OF ADSA H. UN
DEEHIIL the Republican candidate for School Trustee In
the XXIid Ward The figures are as follows;
IIpderhiu Rep ...... 9775 Kelley, MOI ..:.:..1,34
MeCulloch Tam....... 2l0s Underhills majority. 3C7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
MISSOURI.
TIE CONTESTED SEATS IN

TIE CONTESTED SEATS IN CONGRESS.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 5.-The Hon. John Hogan
and Col swtzer left for Washington to-day, where tie
will contest the seat of Cen Pile who represents
the LIST Congressional District OF this state and the latter
that OF Mr. Andersen, who represents the lHth District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
COLORADO.

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL.
DENVER, Colorado. Dec. 5.-'The House OF
Assembly has pa ssed the bill providing for removing The
Capital OF the Territory TO Denver by n majority and II
win pass the Upper House tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06

The Great Paris Exposition concentrated the best talent om
every couury Europe that obtained the choices.
fabrics PHoLsrERY CURTAINS Of the most beau
m designs ever offered sale w,LRAyESs No go Br0adra be-
los Foi rth.st, prices comparatively low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-06
MASSACHUSETTS.

MAYORALTY NOMINATION N WORCESTER.
WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 5-At the citizens
meeting tonight in opposition To the present city gov
for Mayor