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THE ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" LITIGATION.

AKRON Ohio, Nov. 1l.-Last night the great
Atlantic and Great Western Railway case was begnn IN
the Court Of Common Pleas, before Judge WV Boyn'
ton The parties interested the first and second
mortgage bondhoders against Jay Gould and tho Erie
Railway. Gould strives to get an order from the
sell the road thus putting him In control The bona.
hoders are oppoaed 10 Fastening the sale, because II
forced he property will not yield its full value &
GOud W. Archdall, aud Mr. O'DOherty were appointed
receyers OF the Atlantic and Great western ROAD last
April The present hearing is on tho motion rom Tue
bondholders for the removal OF Gould as receivers Dc
cause be is Presden land Director OF the Erie Halfway
and therefore, under New York statutes, an ErlJ pon
holder and an interested party. Messrs G0ulu hnu
ODoherty and other officers OF the road were nero YES
terday Counsel said tonight that when Gould was ~
nninted receiver he did any interest In the Az
tantc and Great Western or Erie Railways though
dent OF the latter road Mr. Gould went East
and i'm his absence his attorneys tonight got an h1o
ment Til Friday, when the question OF his egpy S
receiver and OF his removal will be examined MOTION
os made Tonight TO limit the receivers power ana APP
noint a Master Commissioner as Auditor IL was also
postponed till tomorrow.
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Ew-YoRK. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER H. 1869

Inspector and general officer for longer period
than usually falls TO the lot OF man. On the day OF his
funeral Is guns will fired at intervals of half hour
commencing when the procession ut Watervliet
Arsenal near Troy, N. Y. One flag will be displayed at
halfmast az the garTsOhed posts within the Department
OF the East which he so long exercised the com
mand BY command Of GEN. SHERMAN.
4. ID. TOWNSEND, AdjutantGeneral.
THE FUNERAL TO TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY.
Troy, Nov. 1.-THE Obsequies of the late
MajorGen. John E. Wool win be solemnized in St. Pauls
Church. in this city Saturday morning at IL o'clock
MaorGen Carr has charge Of the arrangements and he
has ordered out the Ninth and Tenth BrRades Of the
State National Guard. The Troy Citizens Corps, the
Albany Burgess Corps and large number OF civic socie
ties will take part in the ceremonies detachment Of
United States troops has been ordered here from Cove
lnor's Island by Gen. Sherman. Gov. Hoffman and
MajorGens shaer. Brown, and Gibson, with their re-
spectve staffs will be in attendance. The remains will
be Inferred in Oakland Cemetery and the Rev. Dr. Colt
Gen. woors pastor, will oaicate. ... -
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THE INDIANS.

TWO OF THE CONVICTED CHIEFS ATTEMPT TO
COMMIT sUICIDE-THREE SIOUX HANGED.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-An Omaha dispatch says
the Indians recently convicted of murder who escaped
on Tuesday night have been recaptured with the eXcep
,on OF Blue jacket. Little Wolf and Horse Driver
attempted TO commit suicide yesterday afternoon. They
are both in critical condition
letter from Col. Emory of the 6th Cavalry, dated
from Fort Mcpherson, Nov 8. says Three Sioux
recently found suspended from tree and ridded with
bullets. On the body OF found a letter from
woman signed, Your sister, Carrie Warner" and dated
Morris, N. j. May 3, 1862" man named Warner be-
lOnged 20 Bucks surveying party. which s supposed 20
massacred and the finding OF the under
such circumstances leaves little doubt regarding the fate
Of the entire party.
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THE DEATH OF GEN. WOOL.
OFFICIAL ORDER FROM THE WAR DEpARrMEN

V1NUIIN IAVM TIE WAX
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJ'TGEss OFFICE, WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1869. :
GENERAL ORDERS No. 75.-The General of
the with profound regret has to the do
cease Of the very few remaining veterans of the
war OF lsl2Ma Gen. John E. Wool Of tho United States
which occurred at his residence at Troy N " at
early hour this morning II cannot DO necessary 20
recount the achievements OF whose name is familiar
20 the youngest officer. From his entry upOn mil
ary career in April Is2 until his honorable retirement
In ripe OLD age III 1908, his services matter OF
nv capacity and daring bravery within the first six months
az his service at Queenstown, where he was severely
wounded, he has been no less distinguished by ACTIVITY
ef1ciency and bravery IN every succeeding war
GUS devotion 10 the responsible duty In peace as
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fIAYTI.

BELLIGERENT RIGHTS FOR THE REvoLCTIoNISTS'
Two petitions from New-YOrk and Boston
have been sent to Washington signed by merchants Oh
those cities engaged in trade with Hayt, asking Ior tno
recognition OF It's revOlutonist beeerepts Ihe Pc
toners assign as sufficient for the Governments
compliance with tho petition, the long continuance OF
the war, and the fact that the following important
towns in possession OF the reyolutioniss Jacme
Aux Cages Jereme Mragoane. st. Marc, Gonaives, and
Acul; while sainavo holds but three Portau'Prinoe
Port du PaiE and Cape HaYtian.
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THE Posr.MORTEM EXAMINATION OF PIKE TIKI
- - MURDERER.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 10.-The post-mortem
examination Of the body Of Josiah L. Pike the murderer
executed yesterday made last evening In the hosp
tai wing OF the State prison by Drs A. H. Crosby ana
Tibbets OF this city, and Dr. C. F. Hldreth OF suncook
H. The neck was dslocated Out not broken) between
the second and third yerebrae and the lungs filed with
blood proving that the died from sranguation and
must have been conscious when his feet touched the floor
on dropping The spinal cord was perfectly whole, ana
there been pressure upon It, The brain presented
an unusually pale instead of healthy, ashen color, and
eynced tendency to sOfteninR favonR the theory OF
tho defense that he the subject or dpsoaDa being
the offspring Of drunken father, and while under the
Influence OF species OF insanity committed the crme
for which he was hanged The report OF the examining
physciaus creates considerable comment here on the
brutality OF the eNecuiioner whose Ignorance ana mex
perence caused the eupr 70 undergo the torture O 10
mnutes' death by choking.
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THE FREIGHT AGENTS MEETING-NEW CLASH
FICATION OF FREIGHT

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. ll.-Ihe General
ro9ht Agents Association assembled at 10 o'clock m
NM rsnort OF committee OF Ave submitted yesterday sug
aS,ns for the consideration Of the Trunk Lines radical
Changes in the westbound classification was adopted
The following call rail" rates to Newfork to take effect
Nov 49, 1862 we're adopted FROM
. an ner tun secondclass 81 10 per tun thrdclass, 80
.ns ner fun fourthclass 60 cents perltun -four N 20
oo,ton compressed, 95 cents. From Indianapois-frs
ciass freight q so per tun secondcass, 81 10 third
% csnts fourthclass 6i cents -four, 81 26 From
oni.s ville--arstcass q secOnd-casa VI % tmrd
~. o. cepts fourtholase. 70 cents hour. u ~ c0tto
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THE BRONZE STATUE OF THE LATE BISHOP
BROWNELI.

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 1.-THE bronze statue
of the late Bishop BrcwDe of this state, presented to
Trinity by Gordon W. Burnham Of Newfork and erected
in the college grounds publicly unvaed this after
noon In the presence large Of spectators
Prayer was offered by Bishop Nicely Maine after which
addresses were made by exGOv. Cleveland, who read
Mr. Burnham's letter formally bestOwinR the glit
into the hands Of tho College trustees 10 when
President Jackson responded. Addresses were De
liyeTed by Bishops Williams OF Connecticut, POttter
OF New.York, and Clark OF Rhode Island,
and exGov. Hawley. The statue Is OF bronze, II feet
nigh and was designed In Rome by Ives and Castln OF
Munich and cost originally $4,000 about $4,000 In
currency IL stands upon pedestal OF Quincy granite
son OF this city Gov. Jewell, the Hon. Gideon wees
aud other distinguished gentlemen were present during
exercises.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

,,,.,,, ,oNoRs TO MR. PEABODY-THE BISHOP OF
EXETER,
LoxDoN, Thursday, Nov H. 1907.
The Government mas ordered a man-of-war 70 Con
,sv the remains Of the late George FeaoodH to
The Chapter of Exeter have met and elected the
Rev. Dr. Temple Bishop of the Diocese
MR.. PEABODY AND THE QUEEN
On LEAVING England for the last time Mr. Peabody
rece;vcd letter from the Queen, expressing great
wish 70 see him and requesting him to inform her OF
his return. On his arrival, Mr.. Peabody communl-
acted the fact to Her Majesty and received an
Invitation to spend day at Windsor, on the Queens
return When Her Majesty became aware oil his seIi-
ous illness she proposed vist to the residence Oh OH
Curth Lampson to see him, but the rapid terlnina-
ton of his disease to Her Majestys deep regret pre-
vented the accomplishment Of her intention
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The TURF.
THE MEMPHIS RACES.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 11.-There was a fair attend
snce today at the ChickaSaw Jockey Club races Tho
weather was cool and the track still heavy. The hurdle
fora two miles, eight hurdles three feet
six inches high weter weights 800 to first horse tO0 70
second, by Van Lues Lancer, beating Craig Il
Barnes's WalkinheWater, The Belle Jenkins and Jen-
nnRs Full Cry. Time, t07i Full Cry the favorite
at heavy Odds but fell at the third hurdle The second
for the Jockey Club Purse Of $780, for all ages
three miles and repeat The following is the result
Leroy PanPs Charley walker 1888
Richards Klgours Carrie Anterior. go
Bnfofds Grassland.
Mr.. jennings Bopita... dist
Aba Bakef....,.' olsI
Grassland was the favorite, i've TO one Eddy Haf-
fery the rider Of Abu Baker, was ruled OF the course
for 1nlawfnlridlng .--r..r 4.f... .HfI
XXX -''7' THE BALTIMORE RACES. 80,
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1.-THE undecided
race Of yesterday between the horses John Bradley
jr Kapp Fannie AleE. and Star OF the West was con-
cluded to-day Four heats trotted yesterday two
being dead heats and one each won by Bradley ana
Kapp At the call to-day, Star OF the West was with
drawn. F01r beats we're then trotted, as follows;
n Bradley.
. shApp..
FsBnie Allen. .
Time-237 236l 1885, 2:34i l--. -. 1000.
the regular race OF to-day for purse OF $1,000,
summary: ....-l.L ruye-.l-- ..suI I'D
Badd boble's (sew.Yori) Goldsmith Maid ..,..,"..-l
VIM. Bots (Ner. Yoril George Wikes......,.',.'s d..
VIM H. Dobles PbiladeDha) Hotspur.
'-.-0I Tme-2:gJf 226tj 2:26
A. F. Fawcetts Bashaw, Jr, aud John e. Tnrners ram
ME Allen were entered for this but Withdrew, tile
latter having already trotted four heats
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ROLLER EXPLOSION AT covTYGroN. KY.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1.-THE boiler in Hender-
sons large planning mill aud sash factory ut Coyngton.
KY, exploded this morning. The widest OF loss
OF life were ahoat until late in the afternoon Fourteen
were IN the shop at the time Of the explosion. j.
Worling the engineer killed All the others escaped
with only slight bruises and able 10 so out IN tho
afternoon. Tie factory a twostOry Drck building
valued at $4,000 I contained machinery and stock 70
the value OF $4,000 The building was leyeed with the
exception Of small portion Of the front wall 1hsesnse
Of the disaster Il unknown.
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ARREST OF THE CENTRAL RAILROAD EXPRESS
ROBBERS.

MONTREAL. Nov. 11.-Several New York de-
tectyes arrived here few days in search Of the
perpetrators of the 100000 Express robbery on the
Central Railroad They have arrested John Henry Clay
Charles Esley Morgan and George Madison all OF Boston
hen hrresed over $4,000 were found the possession
OF Clay who IL only 10 years OF age Morgan aud Mad
ison had about each. All the money in their pos
session was In greenbacks The authorities nave not YET
dnclded what course TO take IN the matter
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BIrRGLARIEs IN MAsONvILLE. n. IA WOMAN
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT

BoRDEYTowN, N. j., Nov. 11.-Last night
three men broke into the house Of Mr. Kelly at Mason
yille about three miles from Morristown, N. j., and,
tying the family the BEDS they ransacked the house
Mr. Kelly freed himself and escaped 10 his fathers house.
where he procured musket and returned when he saw
some person getting out OF the window whom he shot,
aud aierward discovered to No bis wife Mrs kellyis
dangerously wounded. The robbers visited ana pun
deTed other houses In the vicinity.
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SPAIN

Reptiles SENTENCED TO DEATH-voLUNTEERs
FOR CUBA.
90. MADRID, Thursday, Nov II, 1862
Tn the Cortes to-day, Marshal Prim announced
,b,t IDENTITIES Caimo and Suner had been tried for,
and convicted of treason, and condemned to suffer
death. .
Several battaons of volunteers have sailed for
Havana Volunteers are enlsting freely for service
in Cuba
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compressed g. From Evansville frstclass 81 60 per
tun secondclass 81 So thirdclass, 81 06 fourthclass,
20 cents; -four, 81 So cotton compressed o.. Prom
third class fOurthelass, 80 cents flour 60 cotton,
compressed 81 o. From ChicaRo-hrstelaSs, u 70
secondelass, 81 as third-cass 30 cents fourtclass,
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TILE MccooLE-ALLEN FIAsco.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 11.-McCoole arrived
here to-day. He says he will with two or SIX men In
carriages any where Allen peases, and will fight him for
the stakes and put up $500 beside One OF his trainers
saws there was no chance TO do anything in Cincinnati
and believes that either would have been robbed
had there been fight
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THE NEWBUK4POKI INCENDIAhl OON IOI I'D.
LAWRENCE Mass, Nov. lin the case OF
Leonard Choate the Newburyport "Fre-Bug" the jury
after two hours consultation, returned verdict OF
gnilfy
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THE u. b TREASURY. i
BALANCE SHEET FOR THE QUARTER ENDING
IL SEPT. 30 -.--- ~ ..-.-l u -

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE following is
statement Of the receipts and expenditures by warrants
for the quarter ending September 80 1862 officially made
to-day conformity with Section Of the act Of June H.
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THE ECuMENICAL COUNCIL.


PAPAL AVAILABILITY NOT TO BE INSISTED UPON.
PARIS. Thursday Nov. II, 1869.
It is now said that, after ALL the dogma of the in
fallbility of the Pope will not be forced on the
Rcumenical Council. Reports from Rome appar-
emily based on good authority, state that the Pope
declares he must be assured of imposing majority
of the bishops in favor of the dogma, otherwise he
would prefer that the subject should not be intro
duced, desiring to avoid discussion which might
lessen the influence Of the principle Meantime the
Jesuits are using every effort 10 an Ovorwhelm
ing majority.
THE POPE AND THE COUNCIL.
The POpe's enthusiasm respecting the Council
IA said to be undated Not long ago priest brought
him large sum Of money from the ladies Of German
diocese and in accepting the gift the Pope inquired
whether the Bishop coming TO the Council. The
priest replied that he old being In his list year
You call II old Z" exclaimed the Pope. III am IS, ana
feel young and shall assist at the Council without ne
RlectinR other duties" Under date OF Oct 20 the
Roman correspondent of The London Posi- writes
AprOpOs Of St. Peters, hear that the Marquis
OF Butte lately wrote 70 the Pope Offering TO re.
place the present glass windows OF the p0rtleo OF
the church. which really unworthy OF 80 bplenuld an
edhce with single panes OF massive plate grass ior %
window, reseryiDg two OF them for the arms OF the
POntd and Ownnot In color, but merely cut on te
glass His Holiness, after having consulted inc arcni-
tects reVerenda fabrica," and the eeonOiO ho
qus that there were the moment more urgent
RESERVATIONS required In the basea than changing o
windows OF the pOrticO thanking MS iOrdshlp AZ to
time for his generous oner, ana mining lbat
sOOr would be acceptable for other purposes IN the
Church.
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WASHINGTON.

RUMoREp CHANGE IN THE CABNET-MPEND-
ING COLLISION BETWEEN THE WASHINGTON
MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES AND THE BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoMPANY-AD-
MIRAL PORTER AND HIS MORTAR FLEET
IRREGULARITY IN THE MAIL SERVICE.
IELRaRLpa THE TRIRuNKl
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INV HoNoRs TO MR.. PEABoDY-THE BISHOP OF
NJ" EXETER.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
MORE BURNINGs.

HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE u. s. steamer Tuscarora
sailed to-day for Aspinwall. The insurgents havs
burnt the Gloria and SOledad plantations in the
jurisdiction of Cartagena.
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L Co0NiZAECE OFTHs BURgAU or EdIiip-
MENT AND RRCRUlTiN0.T0 BESUPPLIED
TO THE DIFFERENT NAVY YARDS

BrRsaT Sr EsT,IsfbSr ts9 3n RaGIsgrisIS"
Sealed proposals. to iurni: - for tho Navy
for the hsea year ending June % $50, will be re:
iGS ?ist cfJULf next Stwiish time tho proposals.
The proposals must be addressed to the Chief
DeSartmo3t, WNskinstSoi aud must be iGdiorsed
they may DO disdDgdishcd from other b ,sinsss
a &c s. sr Az s-s iln. & T p!S
Posal Of, guarantee, and OF certificates Of Euaran
bid, on application to the eonmands ants o. The ~,
speetiye navy yards aud those OF all the yards on
'ffhs GS%@s q S's each navy yard aud the
purchasing rsE%nsisr q zach s.1'SS w h.ys
70 may o Jaais wSsiSsr Is 70 MAKE
Tic proposals must be Tor the whole Of class.
and all ealiong for information or for the ex.
The proposal must be accompanied by eertia.
s .t rG% vi fSs bdd e. sn ths
license g deal IN the articles foI which he pro-
SSsh h SSy' < 'Sp.y %S;
for the district In WI leh they Tesidst,
TIE contract vii 20 sysIdsd K he person who
rsssryRs lie ils6t 70 rsl;stt hc iowsstbi. o. any
sIi 81 soa 4 :ss Is fsG s be &c
SsR % sssa w. ~ s ssRas
will DO withheld from the amCun OF the bills unll
the contract shall haYe been eOPPlstsdl and eighty
tripIieats by the 0om%aPaaal q hs, io.psoiiye
designated IN the so1traOt IN funds oy COATES
at the option Of the Government, within ten days
s pS. tSr ~ iS :s s"'' been
Tho CLASSES Of this Bureau are ID mbeTod and des.
ignAted as follows:
No. l-Flax Canvas. &c. No. ls-so,p and Tai.
No E,SotiOF Canvas, low
No, S-CottOn Hammock, Rope' fE' w.
Bag, aud Cot Stug No. b-BTushes
No. t-lTop and Steel. No. l6-Ship ChgpdleTy
NJ, S-gsSllSI Iron No HIrF and Tar
No, s-HArdware. No is-statiopsrY
No, e-CoOking Utensils. No O-PlreWood and
No. ll-Tin aud Zinc, Charcoal
No. IA Leather. No, 2l-sand,
Tho following are the classes, by their numbers
required At tue rsG.hRSSsRiyS LA p,s,Ty;,y.rd''
Nos. ?, I, s, H. lS IA rs, 10, II, le, 10, %, u.
BROOKLYN,
Noe. !, 2, 3, s, 5, Q, II, 10 Is, a.
WASHINGTON.
NOS 2 ., I. o. T. g. II, H. B 10. H. ls D
js2twtw.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15


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win 10 sold at pnblie auction to the hi chest bid
der, 90 SATURDAY, August T. 1879. at II o'el' et.
a N the 10 v pressure slle.wheel United siates
transport ste ,mor ELLA MORSE, rs sbc now lies
At tho Government wharf, foot Of Callicpe street,
Tho steamer ELLA MORSE /. we'll adapted for
the coast ltxe trade. Is stauneb, fast and per
feet running order Beam, engihe aud mHchinofy
10 sxecllegt condition. l55 ton. measaremsa,, "
q fcet breadth IL beam. ~ feet depth ~ hold,
9 feet stroke Of engine, ana 81 Inches diameter
Of cylinder; ha two masts. one donkey engine,
two quarter boats, two chains, two anchors,
two hawsers and all necessary small rigging and
outht, -,
An invo tors of furniture, etc to bS soil with
the steamer. can be seen at the ONCE OF Breyst
Lieutenant Colonel \: J. strseg. Assistant Quar-:
tcrmAstei In this city, and the steamer can be
examined during the day By parties desiring to
purchase. 80
Sealed proposals for tbs purchase Of tho steamer
will he received until date Of sale. sud will be
opened and read at time thereof, and be eon
sfdered in connection with bids made at the isale
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes. ,
By order Of the ouarternastet Go1srsl United
States army. fhhp MY khs'
Dievet Brly. Gen. and deputy v. M. u uhuc1
States army. JylS-ot