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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
A New Article of Food.

t7ransldtion.l
1t was NJ. Brillat Savarin, the celebrated Fren ch
Gastronome. who first said. that the man who in
man who discovers Planet" The
CACIO DI NIACCARONI
or italian prepared Cheese Maccaroni, is now Of
fered as most delicious. wholesome and piquant
comestibe convenient lunch) for the of Fam
lilies. Bachelors. Excursions (Pcnics), Travellers,
and for use in Beer s looms, Bar or Sample Rooms.
1t is eaten on Bread, Biscuit or Toast.
1t is suitable for Sandwiches [lngese Duo Iet-
tine di pane condentro.'1 Especially is it adapted
for those climates where the article of cheese can
not be kept In sound condition for any length Of
time.
1t may be used as a seasoning for Soups, Hash or
Stews-and warmed upon stove, after the can
has been opened, it ma kes. without further prep
psration, a DELICIOUS WELSH RAREBIT.
For Travellers and others, IL is far more tcohom-
ical and convenient than Sardines Deviled or Pot
ted Meats. -
The proprietors and Patentee cannot but ask for
it a trial.
Send s5 for SAMPLE DOZEN Il lb Cans, and RICH
LY GILDED show card, securely packed, and ship
ped per express to any address. Liberal discounts
made to the trade. q
N. B.-The Cacio di Maccaroni is put up in tin
boxes, and packed in cases of two dozen at 50 per
case. net cash.
;, For sale by all respectable Grocers and at the
Fruit Stores.
Responsible agents wanted everywhere.
All orders and communications should be ad-
THE LIVINGSTON CACIO COMPANY,
s, 90 Liberty Street, New York.
vNY-sep99-deod6mos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
LoNDoN, Nov. %.

$50 LONDON, Nov. %.
The total namber of members now
elected is 6l5, politically divided as
follows: Liberals S67. Conservatives
24S. Liberal majority I19.
Riots broke out at Tredegar yester-
day during the election, and much
damage was done to property. The
authorities were obliged to call upon
the troops 10 suppress disturbances.
order is now restored. No lives were
lost.
The case OF Watson Us. Walter, of
the London Times, in which the de-
fendant sued for damages for the pub
ication of q Parliamentary debate con-
tanning language injurious to the char
acter of the plaintiff, was before the
Court of Queens Bench, and decided
against the plaintiff. The Court voting
that the complaint was not allowable.
1i Is undeTstood that British claims
for indemnity, based npon losses adiu-
dicRted in American Courts Of Admi-
rally will not be entertained.
In Dublin, requium masses eelebrat-
ed in Cork and Queenstown for the
repose Of the souls OF Fenians executed
at Manchester. In both cases there was
a great demonstration made, the peo-
pie attending in large numbers. There
was no inIefeTence on the part of the
authorities, and good order was main-
taiped.
Several persons have been arrested In
Paris by the police for making speeches
At public meetings.
PARIS, Nov. %.
The Moniteur Du SoIr, In an editorial
on the Presidential election in the Uni
ted States, says General Grants large
majority Is & source OF concord and
tranquility. 1t believes his policy will
be to heal the wounds of the late war by
measures Of Cancellation.
The same journal, in an article on
South American affairs, says the hopes
held by the allied powers of ending the
war with Paraguay, have not been
realized. Il adds that President Lopez
is strongly enlrenched at Villetta, and
will continue the war even after the
fall OF Ascension.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Nov. Q

~ NEW YoRK, Nov. 20.
A heavy northwest rain storm is pre-
yailinR here, and has prevailed since
daylight. Out door sports, for which
there had been considerable prepara-
ton, have been mainly dispensed with,
excepting few target excursions. The
churches have been thinly attended.
A Washington dispatch says that the
British Legation has at length pro-
duced q bill against the United States,
as an Offset TO the Alabama claims,
amounting 10 S45. 600, 900, being for
damages alleged to have been sustained
by British subjects in the South during
the rebellion.
Joseph Lynch, who was tried in the
Brooklyn Court of Oyer and Terminer,
yesterday, for the murder of Francis
RerrigRu, on the 4th of July last. was
fonnd guilty of murder in the second
degree and sentenced to fifteen years
hard labor in the State prison.
Fritz Housled, who pleaded guilty to
the killing of Christian Dyer in May
last, was also sentenced for the same
term.
The Russian legation st Washington
deneis the reports that 81 600, 600 OF the
Alaska purchase money were expend-
ed In securing the good will OF Sena-
tors and Congressman for the passage
of the appropriation bill. Six millions
OF the purchase money have already
been paid.
There were slight evidences OF earth
quake observed at MiddlebOro', Mass,
n few days ago, according TO q CORES
pondent of the New Bedford Standard.
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The ETC war.

NEW YORK, nov 70.
Yesterday morning after the granting
of the order by Mr.. Justice Sutherland,
the receiver. Henry E. Davies, went 10
the Erie building and obtained posses
sion. Ii is reported that e17Judge Da-
vIes with his counsel, Noah E. Davies,
d. d. Eaton and one or two others,
went to the Erie buildings. and found
the great iron gate closed The janitor
having known Mr.. Eaton as counsel of
the company, and supposiug all 20 be
righI, opened the door 10 him, and the
party followed and proceeded at once to
the Presidents room. There were found
not only MessEs. Fisk and Gould, but
their counsel, NIsssTs. Burrill and Por-
ter. The intr1ders served the order, and
also served a notice on several of the
othcers who happened to be present, Of
the receivers rights. Mr.. Ftske, IL Is
said, called up some OF the employees
of the company, and with no little as
perity ordered Mr.. Eaton to leave, but
was induced by the counsel present to
retraci his remarks. The receiver re-
manned In possession. but for how
long can only be told from moment to
moment. One Injunction Rt least has
been issued by Judge Cardoso, and
possibly more are in preparation.
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At Milwaukee. at a quarter past
twelve O'Clock Wednesday morning,
the body OF j. NJ. Lyon, the senior edi-
tor OF the Milwaukee NeiVs, and prom
inent and highly respected citizen, Yves
found at the foot OF q pair Of stairs lead
ing into building on Main street, now
owned by Mr. Elijah Storr. but gener-
RlIy known as the HLouis House, He
was taken to the Station House and DR..
Nauman was called. The Doctor ex-
amined the body and said that life had
been'extinet abont an hour. The body,
when fonnd, was lying with the head
behind the door and the feet resting on
the steps, indicating that he had fallen
down the stairs head foremost. His
neck was not broken, nor were there
any indications OF a bTuise or other In
juries that could have caused his death.
Mr. Lyon was last seen alive at halt
past eleven O'Clock. About that time
ne was in the European Hotel, and len,
saying that he was going home The
deceased leaves two children to mourn
his loss. Mr.. Lyon was 4 man Of fine
ability. and thorough purity Of private
character. The cause Of his death IL a
mystery. t.isf
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Fourt;s street HE Church.
REv. ". y. MUILEN1x, PAsToH.

2 q
The services OF fhis church partook
more of the nature of an address than
OF a sermon. Without announcing any
particular portion of scripture as the
basis of his remarks, the speaker pro-
ceeded to address his congregation on
"The ordinary Benefactions of Proyi-
dence." In our public thanksgivings,
IL is generally the custom to dwell
upon and d,magnffy tine greater events OF
the year and of the age: especial
prominence Is given TO the increased
facilities decentralization, to the hap
py issue of great national events, and
20 the happy and prosperous state of
the country in general To-day, we turn
to the ordinary blessings OF hfe, of the
value of li1e, valuable only as it Is put
to good use. AS we live Rt present, an
American can hardly mud time to thank
God. The overcrowded, hurryine life
OF the American, Is in strong contrast
with that Of the Englishman, the
PaFisiauor the Italian.
The speaker then alluded to the ben
efits OF living In the. present age
Among them are the equality oLmen,
the privileges of feducatlon, the uniVer-
aal dissemination Of knowledge and
The spiritual blessings which we enjoy.
The poor boy, If he be honest and in
dustrions, may rise TO stand before the
greatest aud noblest of the land. An
other thing for Which we nave eauss TO
rejoice. fs the observation-disclosures of'the
day. For this We are greatly indebted
| To the newspaper press. The editnr IS
king. The power OF the press Is mani
tested in the moulding of ideas. the ele-
walton of the people, and the influence
which it exerts upon onr daily life. Be-
yond all this tits open TO religious in
| fiuences, and wields n force constantly
/ for good. FktgEl y
1 - 4 81
q great pOiilcAls= contest, 4 contest
which has been settled amicRbly by the
election of Grant. In connection with
l this struggle We are naturally led e
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mIssOURL

tei1 Sr. LOUIS, Nov. %.
a Denver dispatch says that city Is
infested with desperate characters who
have been driven from the towns on
the Pacific RDiIroAd by the Yigilant
committees. Two highWaymen, nam
ed Dugan aud Franklin, were over
hauled at Golden City by officers, and
In the struggle for capture franklin
was killed and Dugan escaped. On the
night Of the 23d inst, q mob OF twenty
men took from the Denver jail 4 man
named L. a. MusgrOye, charged with
horse. stealing, and hung him.
An Omaha dispatch saysthat Grants
ofacihl msJority in Nebraska is I. go.
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TeIerrsph ana Post once

Ameetipg OF the Commercial Conf
mfttee ofthe Board of Trade was held
wednesday,, at Chicago, for the Pur-
nose oftaking action on the question OF
com bininR the telegraph business OF
the country with the Post Office De-
partment, Gardner @. Hubbard OF
Boston, addressed the committee at
length, in favor Of The proposition, after
which the COMMITTEES passed the follow
ing resolution:
ReSoECed, That there Is need OF re-
form in the telegraph business oil Ine
country, and that permanent retiet
from the existing high rates can 6e
found only by radical change OF the
ReSoired, That the plan contained In
the bill INTRODUCED i by Mr.. Ramsey IN
the Senate, with an amendment thereto,
by which the Postmaster General IS an-
thorized to establish postal telegraph
system, and, as a part Of such system
Contract with any telegraph company
for the transmission of messages by teie-
graph al rates not exceeding 20 cents
Tor messages oftWenty words, foEssach
and every i've hundred miles, with s
cents for postage, is in hArmony=With
thefpresent postal system, aud appears
10 oder a Apracticable, feasible and per
manent remedy for the evils OF the pres.
ent system. We iheletore, cordially
approve of the postal telegraph system
and hope ii may soon be put int0 Prac
tical operatiou, and would therefore re-
commend tie favorable consideration o.
this measure 10 the Board OF 7DlreetorA
Of the Board OF Trade. - ~
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brigham young ON LonE.Trniled
ahraAaes

brigham Young on LonE-TrniIed
Dresses.
In a recent address the Mormon pro-
phet paid his respects to the prevailing
fashion OF long tails, as follows:
II 1t is the duty OF the husband or
father TO furnish his family with cloth
to dress themselves, 1t is their duty to
see that the cloth is cut and made pru.
IDENTIFY and not wasted. 1t is a disgrace
to q community to drag their cloth in
the dirt. How many women are there
here to day who walked 10 othistaberna-
Gle without throwing dirt al every step
they took, not only on themselves but
upon those who walked near them S-I
shun them, when see Them coming /
try TO make my way In some other
direction in order TO avoid their dust,
Lean get enough withoub receiving II
from them. II there is a nuisance In
the path, they are sure to wipe UP a
norton OF &c with their dress, and then
trail II on. 10 their carpet or Into the
bedroorns and distribute IL through the
house. This is a disgrace to them.
Il is not the duty Of my brethren to
buv cloth to be dragged through these
streets, and the wife or daughter who
will not cease dragging her dress
through them, ought to have Il cut
shorter. have borne IL and SO have
nv brethren unIlI- ouly uenAuua lnhL
We nut stop TO 1t. have politely ex-
postulated with my wives and daugh-
ters on this subject.. have asked them
IL they think 1t looks nice, and have
been told that it did. their reason for
thinking so being that somebody else
wore il so. That is all the argument
that can be brought in its favor. There
is no reason in the world why dress
looks well trailing through the streets.
on the other hand will say. ladies.
II Ne ask You to make your dresses
a lIttle shorter, do not be extravagant
and cut them so short that We can see
the tops Of your stockings. Bring them
down TO The top OF your shoes, and
have them so thatyou can walk and
clear the dust, and do not expose your
persons. Have your dresses neat and
comely, and conduct yourselves IN the
strfctest sense OF the word, chastity. II
you do this you set a good example be-
fore the rising generation uss gooG
language; wear comely clothing, and
act In all things so that you can respect
yourselves and respect each other. we
wish sYou to remember and carry oul
these CouuBels.- llAs--lt 1-l-t-lsi-
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The AIabnma CIalms.

INV l4UhA4 NUFtMUeE .
The Herald's Washington dispatch
states that the convention agreed upon
by Minister johnson and Lord Stanley
Tor the settlement of the Alabama
claims Is undoubtedly In the hands of
pointment of three commissioners, TWO
by Great BritAin and one by the United
States, who shall sit as commission
In Washington, and their decision on
all the claims hall be rendered within
twelve months from their assembling.
From their decision there shall be no
appeal by either party.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 25.
The United StaIes Court was to con-
vens here last Monday. Judge Busteed
has not yet arrived from New York. A
large number of lawyers and other per-
sons from different parts of the State
have been here since Monday awaiting
the opening OF the court. Il is noE
thought he will not hold a term of coBa,
as the charges against him will nkeIy
require his presence Rt Washington u.
O., during the session Of Congress-
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CAHADA.

MoNraEAL, November p.
six vraai.s 80, a man In this city de-
serted MS VIE and absconded with 2
JEiiog. taking his Wife's money ana ana
Isavin1 her entirely destitute. HIS VIE
hSs inc become insane by her trouote'
and h now in Jail until she can De re-
moved to Beaufort Asylum
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MA9nE

RccKLkHD. November %.
Dsputy United Staies Marshal Weeks
to-day arrested Ezra Turner, ofIsle An
Haut, on the charge OF Smuggling.
Turner was taken to Portland for trial.
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NEW HAlIPsHIRE.
PoRTn,lourn. 3 NoYg

fOkLdNDuIEa5 IINpNs 20
Three tenements on Bridge street and
a bowling alley aud a abuilding on Han.
son street, were destroyed by FIRE this
morning Several families were rem.
dered homeless. The loss Is seven
thousand doIlars, which Is fully COW
cred by insnTanoe.
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" TELEGaAPH,
WASHINGTON.
MA.nIraror. November D.

" N5E14.sa TUT ~NONsL44DSA 10
The War Department has issued an
order that in this department, barracks,
quarters. hospital store houses officers,
stables, Liers or wharves, shall be erect
ed but by order OF the Secretary Of War
and according to the plan directed by
him, and no alteration shall be made In
any such public buildings without au-
thority from the War Department.
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Tba,nissrtviu.

go BosToH, Nov. %.
Thanksgiving was observed here in
the old fashioned New EngIand style.
1t rained steadily all day.
CIECIHNATI. Nov. %.
Thanksgiving day was observed here
to-day by the full suspension OF nus-
lzssff- ~ NEW YoRk, Nov %
The weather became clear and cool
this D. M, and in the evening the streets
were crowded with people en- route 70
places Of ofamusement.
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0he9hteltrQetrrer.
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.

WEpNEspAY, Nov. 3

WEDsEspAY, Nov. 25, 1858.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
aud was opened with prayer by tht
Kew. Gideon Martin, OF the NJ, E
Church.
4 communicative from the House Of
Delegates was read announcing that 1t
had passed Chapters lis, ia, lis, IIG
III, llS and 1l9, and asking concur
renee: The Chapters were read the
first time.
Chapter 65. relative to the authentica.
ton OF records OF Deeds; Chapter 66
and Chapter 6S. in relation to and mat.
tersi were read the third time and
passed. ! Lg r-T7f FTT
Chapter a.. relative to acls ns valid
between parties, came mp on It's second
reading. was ordered to Its third read
ing, and under suspension of the rules
was passed.
Mr.. Caskadon moved that when the
senate adjourn il be to meet Tomorrow
Mr.. Foreman offered as an amend
ment, Friday ae 10 A. n" which was
adopted. ffFf
Chapter IS Of mechanics and Iaborers'
liens, was called up on its second read
ing, and after striking out the 5th sec-
uons the chapter was ordered to its
third reading and under a suspension
oithe rules, was passed! ID er.s
The hour having arrived for the con-
sideration OF the special order OF The
day-the Capital question,-on motion,
Il was postponed 10 Thursday, Decem-
ber 8, 1868, at 101< O'Clock A. n.
Chapter 20, in relation to release of
liens was read the second time, ordered
to Its third reading and under suspen-
sion of the rules, passed.
Chapter u, of Wills, came up on its
second reading, and on motion was laid
OF -he table for further consideration.
The Senate took recess until Bpm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate re.assembled. BY con-
sent, Mr.. Hoke offered Senate Bill No.
81, to prevent the Mutual Fire Insu-
rance of Virginia from bringing suit in
this State for the recovery of premiums
during the years 1861, 1862, 1858, 1854 and
1865. and for any years thereafter in
which policies may have been issued
by said compnny.
PheSbii was reAdthe first time, and,
under suspension Of therules, was read
the second ana third times this day, and
passed. E- Ea1s4 -T
On motion, the rules were suspended
to take up House joint resolution, rela-
tive to printing the Code. After consid
motion, referred TO the Judiciary Com
mittee. s-E a1. =aE aaEsGt.
Chapter 7s, OF descents, was read the
second time and ordered TO It's third
reading. *. -.,s.-,-.
Chapter 20, of partition and cotermi-
nous land owners, was read the second
time, and, on motion, the chapter was
laid on the table.
Chapter so, oTthe maintenance of lille
gitimate children, came up on its sec
ond reading, and after various amend-
ments was ordered to it's third reading,
and, under a suspension Of the rules,
was passed.
Chapter 81, of masters and appren-
tices, was read the second and third
times and passed.
Undera suspension OF The rules, chap
ter 40 was taken from the table and
passed. -
On motion, the Senate adjourned un-
Ill Friday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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THE Ohio Legislature has adjourned
until the 5th OF January next.
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lffTHR New York ebHlmercfdf says
Fhuriow Weedss haRlth - so poor he
viii be unable TO visit WashinGtou
thIs winter, oneven engage In Poliitcs
or business in New York. nc y
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CoNaEcrIcUr.
80 HAvEN. Nov. p.

The urupositiou to loan the Air Lane
RsIIrc5d me million dollars on bonds
of ms Town was defeated to-day by q
large majority,
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s1x cove out 6Eeiehteen have died 10
Poughkeepsie, New York, this week
ON one farm. The disease IS supposed
to come from eating corn smut.
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New YORK via
Philaaslphia SsT m las0sP m lsos pm
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and West can be procured At the Union once
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO z. E. Comply

oFT1cE RAI.r. 4 OHIO RAIIRoADCo-,
WHEKI.uSG, Nay 10, l66S
DARSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
the following schedule on and after Nay
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NO. 81.
aHauttaI.

Money Teostyed on deposit. Exchange
GS SelleeslSns Ha sHaa; made and prOOeoas promptly
Intarest on Special Deposits At the rata OF
FoUR per cent per Annnm where the de-
post remains Gix months, and 1--WE Per
cent, flor one ye8r.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
a COO stanI Eupply OF new FTnetiOnAl Cur
rency and 1, Z q % coin, kept IOr the &C.
oOmmodaL1On Of deposiIors and the public.
GEO. K "HEAat ttIaS5 hSSs kpA,fs c..b.r