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EUROPE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
GladstOne'S Remarks in the House Of
Commons - DiSraeli's designation
not yet Accepted.
ENGLAND

LONDON, May 5.-A dispatch from
BerliH says the South German States
threaten to leave the Customs Diet,
in case the address issued by the
Party Of German Unity should re-
ceIve consideration at the hands of
the Zollverein.
LONDON, May 5-midnieht.-Iu the
House Of Commons, tonight, Glad
stone referred 10 the Duke Of Rich
mOnd's assertions In the House Of
Lords, last night. that the Queen left
1t to the Ministry to dissolve Parlia-
ment whenever they pleased He
said such a power was unconstitu-
tiOnal, as it left the Ministry at lib
erty to deal with cases which have
net yet arisen. He asked for an ex-
planation of that statement, and con
tradicted the one made In the House
of Commons, By the Premier
Disraeh in answer said, there was
no discrepancy between the statements
made in the two Houses. He had
offered to resign, but the offer was
declined. His advice to the Queen
was to dissolve Parliament, when the
state OF business permits. This was
without any reference to the new
constituencies, but if the work of the
House was soon completed a new
House would be elected by them.
Sir Stafford Northeote said the
Ministry had no intention to menace
the House.
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ALABAMA
A Difficalty Settled-,FiVe Mea Sent
to the BFy FOrtugas.

SELMA, Ala, May 4-On the 14th
of March. some young men of Eutaw,
Green County, took part in a difficulty
between a man named Hill, of an in
famous character, ard Mr.. Pettigrew,
growing out of depreciation made By
H:llupon the property of Pettigrew, in
which Hill was roughly treated, but
not seriously hurt. These young men
we're arrested by the military au-
thOrities and tried by the Commission
in this city The finding of the Court,
and the action of General Meade have
just been made public, and four of
the accused have been in close con-
fnement since the trial began, and
were found not guilty, and released.
Pettigrew, Thomas Roberts and j.
Steel, were sentenced to hard labor
at Dry Tortugas for two years; and
Frank NenDdy, Hugh White, john
ColIery and Samuel Straghorn to hard
labor at Dry Tortugas for one year.
The prisoners, hand cUffed, left this
evening
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New YORK, May 5.-Tbe Herald 5
London dispatch dated May 4th, says
Disraeli at meeting Of the Cabinet
In the morning. reviewed the sltua-
tion and advised a retention of Office
until after a general expression of
public opinion could be had upon the
Irish church question Some of the
leading members dissented, and
during the ensuing discussion, Stan
ley, Malmesbury and Hardy declined
to serve longer in the Cabinet under
Disraeli. Disraeli then Immediately
saught an audience with the Queen,
placing his resignation in her hands.
He then returned to the Cabinet aud
is reported to have induced the above
members to agree to retain their
offices.
Her Majesty refused to accept Dis
raeli's resignation, which fact he com
municated to his colleagues. The
dissenting members then agreed to
remain, aud Disraeli's Cabinet still
continues.
Parliament will be dissolved in
Autumn aud a general election will
be held, when the new Reform Bill
will come into operation.
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NEW YORK
TrestIe Work elves Away.

New YORK. May 5.-The trestle
work at the Erie Railroad depot, in
Jersey City, gave way to-day, letting
a locomotive into the river. The en-
gineer, McC0lt, aud the fireman, Car
hart, were drowned.
Number Of 0migrants arrived to-
day, 3,177.
Jeremiah Lorque, a prominent
member Of the Board, died yesterday.
New YORK, May 5.-A Havana
letter reports an uBprovoked assault
upon the American Consul, Gene raj
La Reutric, by the Havana Shipping
Master, Senor Garcia, who was arrest
ed and will undoubtedly lose his po-
sitiOn.
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LOUISVILLE.
The Railroad Question - Hopkins
Vile Goes S50,OOO for the Railroad.
LOUISVILLE. Nav ;.

LOUISVILLE, May ).
John InGIe, IT,, President z. e c. Railroad
Major Lockhart telegraphs that
Hopkinsville has decided on the peti-
ton, by a large majority, for fifty
thousand dollars to the E., H. & N.
Railroad. I hope every voter in
Evansville will vote for the modife d
subscription tomorrow. l will be in
Evansville in the morning.
J. T. BOYLE,
President E., H. & n. R. R
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NASHVILLE.
Spring Races - Partial Decision OF
Judge TTigg-The Case of DegrOFe.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May 5.-The
Spring races open tomorrow, with an
untried three-year old stake-mile
and repeat. There are six subscri-
bers; four viii start at the second race.
The Association purse is $3.50, for
mile heats Of all ages, and as there
are four entries-Nell Gwynne. Pat.
Celbourne, Oaltowah and Maggie
Hunter-much interest is felt, aud
the city is fu.l Of racing men, from
various quarters.
Judge Trigg rendered a partial de-
cisiou iu the case of the Kentucky
stockholders IN the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad Company.
He sustained the law authorizing the
appointment of new directors. but
declared the action of the directors
null and void. He said the receiver
was alike responsible to the State and
Company. Upon other points he was
not satisfied Of the jurisdiction of the
court, and asked further argument.
The case of DegrOve, who was
driven away from Nashville in 1861
by a Vigilance Committee, which he
sues for damages, came up to-day,
and the testimony was heard. 1t will
be argued tomorrow. Degrove re-
sides in Brooklyn, New York
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MT. VERNON.
Eleetlon-Bepublican Ticket Elected.

Especial to the Evansville JournaIl
Mt. VERNON, May 5.-At the cleo
ton for city officers to day the whole
Republican ticket was elected by ma
jorities ranging from 1O3 to 133.
The following are the Republican
majorities:
For Mayor-Wm. P. Edison, 1O3.
For City Jadge-J H Burlison.
133.
For City Clerk-Dan'l King, 137.
For Marshal-Jacob Ripper, 119.
For Assessor-W. L. Stritter, 112
and Councilmen elected are Joseph
Moore, John A. Mann, and George
Wolflin.
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United States MarshaTs Notice.

United States MarshaPs Notice.
United states Of America, District OF In-
diana, s.:
wWTHEREAs. a libel Of Information
w was filed Iu The District Court OF the
United states for the District of indiana,
on The 2lsi day ~ April. 1858. bv William
H. Wrdkins and James Raymond, against
the steamboat j. u. Hogle, her tools,
tackle, apparatus, and furniture. clzed at
said district upon cause Of action civil
and maritime, claim $500, aud praying
process against said goO0H, and that the
same may be condemned and solo therefor.
NOWs therefore. iu pursuance Ol the mo-
LlUlOu under the sea- Of said Court, 20 me
directed and delivered. j do hereby give
public notice to eli persons claiming sai4
goods. or auy part thereof, or in any man-
urr interested therein, tiat they De ana
appear before the sald the District bOutL
Of the Duite1 stat te-. - be- held 20 Lue Guy
OF dIaudpClis. in aud for the DistflcL OF
Indiana. on the first Monday Of June next
at ten o'clock Df The fore con % luat hhgl
The % and there f8 lufefp0se their CHUNG
and make their lIegati0us iu Lhat geualls
BEE. -PJDNEkl Marshal " =.
Attest: u. HoWLAND Clerk
mays dlf.
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CONCORD. N. H., May 5.-The Re-
publican Convention reelected their
full list Of delegates to the Chicago
Convention. including at large, VIM.
+. Chandler, j e ii Bailey, f. NJ.
Toplif and Chas. S. FouIkner.
Resolutions favoring Grant for
President, and the impeachment Of
johnson, were adopted
Dispatches were read from Butler
and Washburne, to the effect that the
removal of johnson was certain.
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MEMPHIS.
Mississippi Central Railroad Leased
20 Eastern Parties.

MEMPHIS, May 5.-The Mississippi
Central Railroad aas been leased to a
party Of Elstern capitalists, Of which
II. Surecombe. Of Wilmington, Della
ware, Is the head. IL is understood
that Col Sam Tate, of the Memphis
and Charles ton Railroad, has been
rendered the Presidency.
A negro chicken thief named Shade
Polk was shot by a policeman last
right, while attempting 10 escape
Mary Mccarthy, aged Is years,
committed suicide last night by tax
ing morphine; cause unknown.
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ST LOUIS.
COunterfeiters sentenced to the PEN
iteBtiaFy.

ST. Louis, May 5-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day, John
Cooper was sentenced to three years
10 the penitentiary tor passing c0un-
terfeit money. 10 the same Court,
the suit brought by the United States
against the Adams Express Comoany,
for the non delivery Of S12,500, Is
pending The Express Company ad-
mits receiving the money, but con
tends that it was delivered
ST. Louis, May 5-Hon. w. T.
Dodge, Legrand Cannon, H. 6 Mar
quand, .. D. f. Grant, E. w. Rhine
lander aud D. B. Grant, of New York,
who are interested in the Big Muddy
Coal Mines in Illinois, arrived here
to day, and will visit Iron Mountain
and Pilot Knob tomorrow and obtain
Information in regard to recent ex-
periments 10 making iron from Mis-
souri, ore with Illinois coal.
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LOUISVILLE, May 5.-A man named
Yonell, an agent of the American
Express Company at Ladoga Station,
Indiana. absc0nded on Monday last,
with several thousand dollars Of the
COmpany's money.
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.EVANSVILLE. ND, We NESOAY. MAY 6, 1863

Union, Messrs Durbiu, Bomuster
Van Cleve. Kynett, Pillsbury. Colby
and Dougherty Centenary Report,
Messrs. Ferris, Eddy, Erwin, Forsey
and Walden.
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BDDEFORD, NE, May THE Re-
publican Convention Of the First Dis
trict chose General George T. Shipley
and Mark Wentworth as delegates 10
the Chicago Convention.
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Disraeli said the right to disso.vs
was only reserved IN case the issue on
ahe Irish Church was pressed.
Others spoke, when the DEBATE
ended
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PHILADELPHIA, May 5-Commo-
dore Rigely, Of the Navy, native Of
Kentucky. died to-day
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FOREIGN NEWS.

A Cabinet Meeting-Disraell Reviews
the Situation No Public Opinion
on the Irish Church Questi0n-HeF
Majesty Refuses 10 Accept Dis
Faeli'S Resign atiOn-Parllament to
b Dissolved in The Autumn.
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ALBANY, May 5.-The Goveraor
has signed the bill requiring the Cen
trail Railroad to forward freight by
river vessels.
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ELE CIR AP H.

~ - &4 - ~ - IL - las
For Commercial e,.q Rsyer Dispatches see
FyJth Page.
Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference at Chicago.
Fourth Days Proceedings.
Bishop Simpsons Address.
Late News from Europe.
Her Majesty Refuses to
Accept the Resignation
Of Disraeli.
Parliament to be Dissolved
in Autumn.
The E., II & N Railroad
Que estion.
HopkinsvilIe Goes $4,000
Better.
COunterfei5er Sentenced to
the Psnitentiary.
Criminals Sent to the Dry
TOrtugas.
Republican Victory at Mt.
Vernon.
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For Commercial aud EtCer Dispatches see
FIfth Page.
The Portland daily press., 1868-11-10
NE " YORK.
CITY AND VICINITY.

NEW York, Nov. 9.-Miss Louisa Moore
and other English actresses arrived to-day by
the City of Paris.
McHenry, charged with perjury in the re-
cent conspiracy case against Commissioner
Rollins, has been admitted to bail in the sum
of $4,000.
The United States frigate franklin, the flag
ship of Admiral Earragut, arrived this after
noon from European waters.
The Rosenberg indictments were I'D today
in the U. s. District Court, before Judge
Blatchford, and were RENTED back to the O.
s. Circuit Court, for argument before Judge
Wilson on Wednesday.
Judge Wilson to-day refused motion for
habeas corpus in the case of Ophilus G. CALI
cot, convicted and sentenced last Nav of frauds
on the Government in the Internal Revenue
Department.
Judge Benedict, in the U S. Circuit Court
$500, and to be committed until paid, for viola
ton of an injunction of the court, by selling
hard rubber combs in infringement of the
rights of the India Rubber Company.
Judge Barnard, in the Court Oyer and Ter
miner, called the attention of the grand iury
to the reports in circulation relative to election
frauds, and charged them if anything in reTa-
ton to them came before them to investigate
them thoroughly.
The Counclmen to-day concurred in the ac-
ton of the Aldermen directing the removal of
the Loew bridge at the corner of Broadway
and Fulton streets.
The steamer Alaska sailed to-day for Aspin-
wall with 1900 passengers among whom was
Bishop Kip, and 1900 tons of freight, includ-
ing locomotives and railroad iron for the Cen
trail Pacific Company.
James L. White, a prominent member O
the Masonic order, died suddenly in Broad
way stage this evening
HERALD SUGGESTION.
The Herald suggested that the electoral col
lege vote unanimously for Grant, and thus
make him President without distinction to
party
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
BUFFALO, Nov. 9.-The six o'clocl, train o.
this morning on the New York Central rail.
road, bound to Lockport, was thrown from the
track about mile from the depot by runnino
over pair of horses. Little damage was do ae
to the train although the accident occurred iT
dangerous place. The horses were killed, on,
Of them being cut in two.
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pasE PACIFIC COAST.
ORDER FOR RECOGNIZING THE VOTE OF 5
FRANCISCO.

ORDER FOR RECOGNIZING THE VOTE OF SAN
FRANCISCO.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 6-The Board of Sup
ervisors have ordered a recount of the city
vote Some of the packages of ballots in pos
sion of the County Clerk bear evidence of hav-
ing been tempered with. An immense sum OF
money i S at stake on the vote of the city and
State, and recount will probably be made in
other localities.
SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.
#. A shock of an earthquake wa felt at Victo-
ria Nov. t.
THE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
Sargent, Republican, is elected to Congress
from the second district by over 5000 m9lorlly.
The third district is still in doubt Inc chances
are in favor of Harrison, Republican.
SAILING OF STEAMER CONSTITUTION.
The steamer Constitution sailed To-Day Tor
Panama with S372OO0 in treasure, OF which
S191 900 is for New York and 9loooOO Tor Eng
land. Among the passengers are Judge Field
and Gen. G. Gorham
FINANCIAL.
The Yellow jacket Mining Company have
declared a quarterly dividend of So per share,
payable the 10th inst
OREGON ELECTION.
Returns from fifteen counties in Oregon give
Grant over 500 majority. There are nine coun-
ties yet to hear from.
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r u IL D p e
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Nov. 9-John Clark, an American
comedian, played at the Strand Theatre Fri
day evening last before the Queen, Prince
and Princess of Wales, Reverdy johnson, and
other n0tables.
In the case of Miss Lydia Becker the court
of Common Pleas has rendered decision in
which all the judges concur, that the common
law of England gives woman no right to vote.
1t is reported that Sir William Mansfield,
commander. in-chief of the forces in India,
will succeed Lord StraIthnaien as head of the
troops in Ireland.
The Morning Post regrets the postponement
OF negotiations fer reciprocity treaty be-
tween The Donfinion OF Canada aud tile UnfteG
States. 1t regards the conclusion of such a
treaty as only sedative for the discomfort of
Nova Scotia.
CORK, Nov. "a great popular demonstra-
ton took place here yesterday on the occasion
of the funeral of Mr.. James Mountain, who is
supposed to have held prominent position in
the Fenian organization. A procession of over
5000 men and women followed his remains to
the cemetery. Mr.. Mountain formerly, resided
in the United States, and was a delegate
to the Fenian Convention held at Chicago in
November, 1868.
PARAGUAY.
LISBON, Nov. 9.-The mail steamer from
South America brings dates from Rio Janeirc
to the 18th ult.
The allied fleet and ar my were before Asun.
surrender of the city were hourly expected a
Rio.
1t was reported that the United States squad
ron, under Rear Admiral Davis, was going VI
the Paraguay river to Asuncion.
SPAIN.
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Times Madrid CORES
| pondent writes that the crown of Spain will
| probably be offered to Espartero.
The decree removing Lersundi from tn,
| Office of Captain General of Cuba, and the ap
| pointmen. OF Senior Dulce in his place, ba
been officially published.
MADRID, Nov. 9.-Marshal Serreno has nom
| mated 25 Councillors of State. The justices o
the peace have been re-anpointed in all thu
| provinces of Spain.
Popular demonstrations have been made il
Balearic and the Canary Islands in favor o
religious relations, and petitions have beel
sent here praying the government to immedi
public Worship
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II HI e TON


CHARLESTON, Nov 9.-The Daily News has
nearly complete returns from every county in
South Carolina, giving republican majority
OF 5000, democratic gain of 1850 since the
election for the new constitution in April.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 9.-Returns from
thirty counties give Grant about 10 900 major.
iy. The remaining counties, thirty-two, with
the exception OF four, will all probably give
Seymour majorities. The State is still classed
as doubtful. Hundreds of white men did not
vote because they did not have an opportunity
of registering, while many others would not
take the voters oath.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 9.-The Republican
says official returns from the 4th COMPRESSION
al district elect Tllman, Republican, by 200
majority. Full returns have not been received
at the office of the Secretary of State.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 9-The Post has re-
turns from nearly all the counties in Michigan
showing total Republican majority of 30,317.
1t is believed that full official returns will in
crease this to 81 900. Ferry's majority for Con-
gress in the 4th district will be $500, gain of
1900 over the vote of 1866. Strickiand's ma
jority in the 9th district will be nearly AGO.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.
MORE SHOCKS OF EARTHQUAKE.


SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7-Honolulu advices
to Oct. 18th have been received by a sailing
vessel. Frequent shocks of earthquake were
felt at Hilo. The atmosphere was filled with
smoke, and the natives predicted great tidal
wave would deuge Honolulu by October 4th.
Hundreds OF natives were ordered to the
mountains for safety but the prediction failed
of accomplishment. !,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.-The steamship
Montana has arrived from Honolulu with ad-
vices to the oath of October.
ARRIVAL OF DIR. SMITH.
DR.. Matt. Smith, who is on mission from
the Hawaiian Government to Washington, is
a passenger. He has also been appointed as
solicitor of some of the leading citizens of the
islands to assist in procuring the passage of a
reciprocity treaty at the next session OF Con-
gress.
RESURRECTION AT HAWAII.
An Instruction has broken out in Hawaii.
A sheriff attempted to arrest one KaOni, who
called himself a prophet, and predicted the
sisted and killed the sheriff. and cut off his
head and stuck it on pole. A deputy sheriff
was badly wounded and his life is despaired of
Several native policemen were killed in at
tempting to suppress the revolt.
ANOTHER TIDAL WAVE.
On the 18th OF October tidal wave fell on
the Island of Hawaii, destroying a number OF
houses anu causing nucn loss OF property.
The Board of Health has ordered the yacci-
nation of the whole population of Honolulu.
RESCUE OF WRECKED JAPANESE.
A number of wrecked Japanese had been
rescued from st. Peters Island by the whale
ship William Rotch. They had been on the
island 18 months, during which time they had
lived on birds eggs andfsh.
SUCCESS OF THE WHALING FLEET.
The latest advces from Arcadia indicate the
present season to be good as last. Up to the
middle of August scarcely whale had been
taken, but since that time the whales have
been abundant. The weather had been good
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w EST INDIES.
CUBA,


HAVANA, Nov. 9.-The Diario to-day pub
fishes the following intelligence:
Col Lono, who left the town of Tunas on an
expedition into the country in search of pro-
visions and supplies has returned without sue.
cess, the insurgents having DESTROYED every
thing of the kind within their reach
The Diario says many bands of robbers are
committing depredations on the plantations
acting under the pretence of being revolution
lists. The Planters in a large portion of the
eastern district of the Island are consequently
unable to harvest their crops. This State Of
things, it is feared, will lead to famine and des
olation.
A mail carrier was assassinated last week
and the mails were rifed by the rebels, who
have seized the mails at various points within
the disturbed districts.
Capt General Lersundi has received a tele
graph from the home government authorizing
him to suspend or not, at his discretion, as oc
casion may require, the death penalty in case
OF persons condemned for political offences.
The insurrectonary disturbances are col
| fined to the Eastern districts. The rest of tn,
Island continues tranquil.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.


HALIFAX, Nov 9.-Hon. Joseph Howe pub
fishes another letter in which he announces
that he has reached the conclusion that it is
useless to continue the struggle for repeal. He
also says he is in correspondence with the Do
minion Government, but omits to state the
character Of the correspondence: The letter
creates great excitement here. The Unionists
predict, collapse in the repeal movement
The anti nionists denounce Howe in un-
measured terms.
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DR.. GREG0RIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permanent
Cnred and Perfect Health Restored.
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FLORIDA,

TALLAHASSEE, Nov 9.-Nothing of impor-
lance has transpired since the report of Satur-
day in regard to the impeachment of the Gov
Lieut.. Gov. Gleason and Secretary Alden.
There are no indications of disturbance of
the public peace.
About half the arms thrown from the cars
were recovered in good order and are now in
possession of The United States troops.
All the Judges of the Supreme Court are
here awaiting the action of the Circuit Court
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ARKANSAS.


MILITIA TO BE CALLED OUT.
MEMPHIS, Nov. "a special dispatch to the
Avalanche from Little Rock says that on Sun
aay morning nc nIog GOV: Clayton sent three compa-
rious trouble is apprehended. The Governor
has also ordered the raising of 10000 militia
throughout the State. SO far as heard from
the election in the State passed off quietly.
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ALABA VIA.


LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
MONTGOMERY Nov. 9.-The Legislature is
engaged on local business. Governor Smith
priations for cleaning out and making naviga-
BILE the rivers leading into the coal and iron
regions OF the State.
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DELAWARE.
THE KNIGHTS OF PYThIAs.

WILMINGTON, Nov. 9.-The Supreme Lodge
of Knights of Pythas, composed of delegates
from the Grand Lodges of New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary land
District OF Columbia, Virginia, Louisiana and
Nebraska, assembled this morning in annual
session. Supreme Chancellor Saml. Read, of
New Jersey presided. The session will con-
sumo several days, during which the ritual of
the order will be amended and new consti-
tuition adopted. The order numbers 10000 in
the States mentioned,