Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, ( BXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southwest corner of Penn's avente and Lith street | BY W. D. WALLAOH. ———-¢——— The STAR is served by the carriers to their Subscribers in the City and Distric at Tam Cuprre PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with I without wrappers, Two Uents each. Prics vor Maltine:—Three months, One Dowlar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol- H dart; ore year, Five Dollars. No papers are eeat from the offiee longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Fridey One Doliar and a Half PERSONAL. | j ADIES WHO ARE DES US OF A BRILL- 4 ful and accomplished Physician, should con solt Dr RENRY MORTON, 154 Park street. peer Richme Baitimore,Md. Dr Mor- y be engaged in Washington py addressing as oc 13 3m" IN desirous of having their CLOTH- URED and BEPALRED, #0 as to ap new, would do well by caliing at B. UPBER'S, No 477 10th street. between D Kstreets The bighest cash prices pai ond hand Clothing ‘ IEREMIAH £- BLACK. WaRDEH.LAMON. € LAW OFFICE. BLACK. LAMON & 00., + Ebening - XXVIII. WASHINGTON. D. C.. TUE RAMS, &e. atch from New Orleans dated on Sunday, says:—ltis stated on very good anthority that the President has ordered (general Sheridan not to make arrests under Gevernl Grapt’s famous order, which affects forty-four } arties accused of committing mer- ders on the 13th ot July, in this city. 1¢1s well affidayits were piaced in Generai hands over two months ago, ac- eusing certain parties of murder, and theabove &ecounts for bis not acting in the matter. The Appointment of Judge Morgan, a notorious Cop, era Unitea States District Attorney. i san ‘cu T > By 5 a 0 AM Ui SEMEN PS. - A partisan i NATIONAL THEATRE, (late Grover’s,) Pennsylvania avenee, near Willards’ Hotel. Sr-tpinc & Bar pace .. Preprietors, J. BR. SPpackaa .. Stage Manager. ENTBUSIASTIO RECEPTION, ¢ niebt and eevord appearance of U ragedian. J. .W WALLACK, Jn.. pear THIS (TEESDAY) EVENING, timpersonation of RiOHELIEU ! After the Tragedy a Briliiant Dance by whow ta bis er of Delaware, Iilinojs, Kansas. Maryland, Mass- acbus Nevada, New Jersey, New Yorx,and Wis- “consin. State Senators, and eighty members of the House of Delegates. is to be chosen by the General Assembly in place of Hon. J. A. J. Creswell. Star. DAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1866. THE ELECTIONS. Elections take pisce to-day in the States Corporation Affairs. Board OF ALDERMEN, November 5, 1666... The Board met atthe usual hour. Present, Messrs Barr, Edmonston, Owen, Turton, Tait, Given, C. S. Noyee, Lewis, MoUsthran, Cross, Given, T.E. Lioyd, President, and S. V. Noyes, Secre- tar, Sectages were received from the Mayor stating that he had approved an act authoriz- ing the construction of a barrel sewer along the south front of square 407 and in Sth street west, and joint resolution in relation to the grade of Virginia avenue and F street south The Chair laid betore the Board & communi- te, Michigar, Minnesota. Missouri, MARYLAND. Maryland elects five Congressmen, twelve A United Staves Senator First District—Tbe candidates are Hiram punseliors and Attorneys at-Law in the Supreme Gorter of the United States. the Court of Olaims, the Courts of the District, the Executive Depart- ments. and Committees of Congress. Office, 46% lath street, (directly opposite Wil- lards’ Hotel ) de 13-tt E. . = “Gronney AT-LAW, ‘0. 36 Louisiana syenur. above sth Ly ly Wacnrxetow. D OLOTHING, &. DLAN, MEBOHANT TAILOR, corser ‘4+ of Jath street and Peunsyivanta av opposite Willarde’ Hotel, has received superfor assortmentof Cloths Cassimeres Vestings. Chinchillss und Escomas, = and @ general assortment ©! Gents’ Furnishing Goods. He has also added to bis stock a splendid lot of first class Oustom made Clotbivg. from New York, at lower prices t can be bad inthis city. He invites his friends the public to him a call, api returns his cere thanks f. eir liberal patronage. oc 3%- LUBANO, M . ° MERCHANT TAILOR Gorner of 9th and PD streets, Desires to return bis thanks tor the patronage bestowed npen him seasons, and at the eame time ft friends fo visit bis «tore and inspect nis new and choice selection of govds, which he has, just purchased for the Fali and Winter Mir. EBARDON. his associate, continue to give his conatant attention to the style ani general rance of all garments made at the estab ie t The best work and moderate cheng, Fs motto. Yvercost Trade EWARED. 46,000, 45,000. 49,000. BTOP snd THINK. STOP and THINK. STOP sud THINK. IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING oun TMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING B IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING MARKED DOWN MABKED DOWN MABKED POWN Twenty-five Per Cont Less than Cost, Te -five Per Cent. Less than Gost, Twenty-five Per Cent. Less than Cost. in will yen have the CHANCE. RIVER seain will you have the OHANC EVES 2gsiv will you have the OHANUE. Th js must be sold witbin the next sixty regardless of cost. We mean what we say. ¢ Come and see for yourselves before purchasing. J. H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Omce, se 14-tf Washington, D. 0. J ERGES. & ik ILTpARY * SAND MIGHANT TAILOR, tei. late Brown's eget Foams DENTISTRY. D*. E. LUUA WOUD, 344 PENN. AVENUE, ‘Will ipsert tecth ome new method, vat ie ented July. 1866. a oc 16-16 REMOVAL. Dz. LEWIB, DENTI: REM = Hee "Paco. arcane, ten aoors an above. ‘Treas Teeth Ext i from To be convinced of the fact, see for your- wl Also, call see the new and method of inserting Teeth N Penn's |, cleanest, pd den- tbat art procure, tho MINEBAL TEETH be A No 33% Penn’s avenue, be- —! Lo) a ee 10th ete. Also, 907 Arch tH HY 5 STOVES, &e. PREPARE FUS WINTER. ag and-B. een aire for ail» kinds of jou get pe Stoves, Bi ot uring STOVES fn great variety. Prk aoa antag ce 8-1mn* 479 9th stroctetet. Dant B. STUOVES, SECVES, Persons desiring & Bavihe line of HEATING STORES ne hess the atoe Bios and "Geu:Partor fant: era,® Also, evveral different styles of GAS BUM. the COOK STOVES pd rh er ae Morning and Bvening Star. loble Oval s Penns; {venta,” “Defiance,” “Pledge,’’ *Chal- (kn, ay NGES—We Lave the “Monitor,” “Bell,” ”’* Pearl.” and ‘*Manhettea.”” Give usan early call. and we guarantee to 4 oo at os? ES SSL EXPRESS COMPANIES, feoees expan comPany, OFFICE 514 PENNA AVENUB. 819 PENNSYL TANIA ATEN Ob, OP POBITE ‘a wittiaD's. GBEA? RASTERN. NORTHERN, Wistran AND SOUTHERN EXPRBSS FORWARDEES. ine, ~and Vaduables of all kinds forwarded with di a} accessible sectiens of the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, BEASTS, AND Mode m sccessibie partso” he United States. nore Does Agent, rloun! FEaD taurus A complete assortment of ALL GBADES OF FLOUR, 20 Which we sallcit the attention of BAKEES ABD GROOERs, MILL PEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, ené all kinds of FEED et low rates, UBD a. —— TURKS ISLAND SALT “ort” = ently. a. @aur aco. T. OOF, BATES He OR ONES s Ts, Fe Gi sae Building, O11 ieee, one, Omen Ok * 7! as ,! ee « =" CENTUOKY DEEAKPSST BACOS —Bright . or4 . ™ “ + sperion aOmY p: kUNG & SOR, King Place, Cor. Vermont ay, 8u4 5 océ LE AGGUSTa Mr YOUNKERS FINE ORCHESTRA ‘uring thecveping, perform ® puunber of M Gems ( ‘OLUMBIA G)RDEN, Corner Obio avenne and 12th street. REORGANIZATION AND REOPENING. The management takes pleasure fn atating that this popular place of amusement will be reonened with » vew Company THIS (Tuesday) EVENING Noy.6 Several birst Class “STARS” have been engaged, who will appear in rapid succession. Miss CARRIE BENTLEY, I Proprietrese M ABINI’S FASHIONABLE DANCING AUADEMY, A . MABINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOM E. between 9th and j#th stree! This academy is now open fer the recep- tion of pupils Das and hours of tuition for young ladies, mistesand masters Tuesdays, Tharedays and Sat- urdays, from 3to5p m. Gentlemen's classes from 3 to 10, same evenings. § 6 —Private metruction given to suit the con- venfence ofthe pupih 8025 | gna no J.W.&H. P. KBEIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Peansylvania avenue, bet. 6th and 7th sts Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Our Academy fs now open for the ree-ptien of Pupils. A select clase is new forming on Wed- nesday afternoon from ito 6 @clock, for these wo cannot attend our regular classes, Circulars can behead at J. F. Ellis’ and W.G. Metzerott & Co.'* Music Stores The Hall can be rented for Soirees, &e. Days and Hours of Twition: For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Thursday aftervoens, — $ to 5 o'clock. Gentlemen's Glasses, Tuesday and Thursday eve- nings. from 8 to 1 o'clock. For farther information, apply during the hours of tuition. or address a note to the Quarter commencing with the fir’ BALLS, PARTIES, &e. BEACADABRBA ASSOCIATION. Z y: THE SECOND SELECT SOIREE Wil! be held at Masonic Hall ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 7th wes Onur Motto ts ovr Name, Pleasur? and emy. lesson. se 10 isfaction our arm, COND GRAND BALL pe THE FRIENDSHIP ULUB, No. 1, te be given at TEMPERANOE BALL, E street, between oth and loth, on THURSDAY, hovember #th, 1 6. Tickets, $1. admitting a Gentleman and Ladies. By order COMMITTE] __ BO 6-St* F2st GBAND BALL ov ThE LONE STAR TEMPERANCE A CLUB will be given at TEMPERANCE HALL, E street, between 9th and Wth streets, on WEDNESDAY, November 7, 1366. Tickets, admitting a gent and ladies, $1. The Committee pledge themselves to spare no efforte to render this occasion equal to their former endeavors, and in strict ac cordance with the prin ciples of their organization. Ro 5-3t* LEASUBR IS OUR MOTTO. ) THE FIBST GRAND BALL of the WESTEER BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION will be given at STOTT’S HALL, Corner of 20th -treet and Pennsylvania avenue, on TUESDAY, Novemner 6. The Committee pledge themselves to give satis- faction to all who may favor them with their presence Tickets $1, admitting a gentleman and ladies. Committee of Arrangements —G. Wilson, N. Oole, - aboe, O, Biggs, B Pntwski, J. Atchison, Lucas, M Boberts, T. Hences. No bi TF caps allowed inthe room. no 3-3t* EDUCATIONAL. M®:; ALICE V. DALY respectfully annou: to her friends and the i nerall it PUPILS for tax ae, she will recei ag ‘the Se ther t her » Mt FOR BOoYs to Terms iil open Bert. iuriars, Stross, 2 fU, he bian College Lew Bat , Sth at. may be made,at Ke. " Bev B. B. WILLS: Benny Masson, A. guages. jo. 13, Col M‘cBALL LADIng SEMINARY wil open in Uni Hall, -, MO. stairs. on MO: sock athe Fst doe [iss LUOY HUNYSE will DL Mitr Gite on the Bane ar ochites WHdok Bee nore svenue, between 4th and Sth streste, inquire om the \. 5 remises or see cireqiers. A med is ER VINEGAR. aaah rere in i fi it of PURE ODER Y: will dora tocol end examine my stock balers Brae oa: Vi AB. rehasing eleew 5 WSscss re Sreé of charge, in all parte of Wigeht tk Georgetown, D, 0, * BILBY a. eee eaaesy =. | Boc%-lm _&7 Greene st., PURE OLp BonT Ww: ‘have ‘the private stoak of » well- short Bnd “Arst auality PORT "WIM, "ity Deer is wine has been Known fo ae, > set iee a raceme ante Sea jel. is to co tored plage " pane iy nine : 0. . hardy, per- Baan ee a v . PABLOB PLANTS, &c.. collec. tion iT the newest and choicest tists arope aad America. Hardy te planted in thefall Tall grow gad blow better neat Wri Spent pl in the spring. 4 JABDIB, totiet Oo4 Barer nae: oc 20-1m* b and M streets. Pook wanar. Bcokwi azar. BH agat. WW ibs. prime new BUCKWHEAT, just te- ceived and forsale by : BEAVANS & SHAW, | At the Old Stand of Morrison, Shaw & Co., oc i6-S8* B street. bet, 11th and 12th. UNS! GUNS!! GUNSIT! ri poste No, 414 DSTBEBT! No, 414 DSTBEET! JOBN J, PEABODY, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, And desler in POWDER, SHOT, BALLS, PERCUSSION CAPS AND CABTBIDGES, of al! kinds and sizes, Also, Rew Secopd-hand SHOTGUNS. whi¢h 1 will sell as cheap as t) ees t for i BELL HAN ttended to. ‘Aug, BELL HANGING promptly « SIGN OF THE BIG GUN. 414 Dotreet, Letw. och Spake Nag j oc 23-2w tom, D. 0. )MBICE’S ‘AUBS E*? st Ray avenue, near sth street. P EMRICH wishes to inform his andthe ¥ rail e he , Nyfuu haps, OVST RUS Teech tsery day, prepared in every ntvie HieW Is BS and LIQUORS cannot be sur Call and cive bim a trial. oc | CO advices to the i0th ult, McCullough, National Union, and George M. Rensum, Kadical. Mr. MeCutloagh’s majority over Creswell, in 1564, was 3,370. Second District—Hon Jobn L. Thomas is a eAndidate for re-election. He was elected as the Unconditional Union candidate, in 1865, by 4.677, to 950 tor his opponent Stephenson Ar- cher, son of the Chiet Justice, is the Con- tive candida Third District.—Colonel Charles E. Phelps is the Conservative candidate, against John J. Stewart, late assessor of internal revenue. Coionel Phelps was elected in 1864 by 9.315, to 1,753 for Knott. Fourth Distric.—Ex Gov. Francis Thomas, the present incumbent, is the Radical candi- date, against Ool. Wm. P. Maaisby. Thomas’ vote was 11.699 to 7,557 for his opponent, being a majority of 4,315. Witt elfectually prevent the prosecution of nu- merous parties beld for trial by the United States commissioners under the civil_ rights bull. Official information reached General Sheridan yesterday ofnumerons murders and oulraces committed against Union men in the persb of St. Laundry. Genersi Sberidan lenyves for Texas to-morrow on important busi- ness Me will be absent four or five days. A Galveston despatch, contains City of Mexi- It givesan im- perial colormg to Mexican affairs, and says the Fmpress Charlotta was completely success- tulim all ber demands on Napoleon De Le Jia) es, an Lmperialist, hag deteated eight nun dred Liberalists near Vera Oraz, taking 20 prisoners. Business is good at Vera Cruz. The Empire is paying its debts as fast as the cation from the Mayor nominating for Trus- tees of Public Schools for the First District J. OQ. Wilson, J. S. Brown, and J. P. Tustin. For the Second Distriet, Wm, J Rhées, W. R. Woodward, and B. F. Hurley. For the Third District, Francis S. Walsh, T. Edward Clark, and Wm. ©. Johnson. For the Fourth Dis- uict, J. E. Holmead, W. J. Murtagh, and J.T. Caseel. Treasurer, . Morsell. Secretary, R. F. Boiseau. (Same Board as at preseni.) Reterred to Committee on Public Schoots, Also, communication from the Mayor trans- mitting communication from the Water Regis- trar asking aB appropriation of $3,500 tor the purpese of purchasing water pipes, stop-cocks, and Gre-plugs, under the joint resolution ap- proved February 9th, 1866, for the extension of water mains where needed. Referrea to Com- mittee on Drainage. claims aré presented. Canales and Tapia Fifth District.—Frederick Stone is the Na- 5 could not seen The French regiments an tional Union candidate against Wim. J. Albert, iguadent of tee Mi a nounced to embark lef for the interior. Eight | Radical. The vote in 184 was—Harris, £539; | Diting nis report for the month of Qcuten. hundred men whose time ot service has ex- | Holand, 3,369. Harris's majority, 5,450. € bi Ps fo mth ©: ctober referred to the committee on the asylam Mr. Owen presented the petiion of C. P Sengstack; referred to committee on claims. Mr. Guiick presented the petition of the Sisters of Charity in charge of Providence Hos- pital, asking the privilege of running a sewer across D street; referred to committee on in Maximillian’s new ‘We append the vote of the Staie by counties McClellan. 1,990 1,574 pired have enlisted army Mr. Harrison, the prosecuting iawyer for the Crown in the Fenian trials in Canada. received a letier yesterday giving information of a plot to assassinate Judge Wilson aud others con- for Presiden: in 1864: Lincoln. 2,455 Allegany.....- Anne Arundel, Baltimore cit: Baltimore connty i, drainage. cerned in the Fenian trials. Considerable re- | Carroll... - a ligious animosity is shown regarding their pro- | Caroline. dan tepeien ee nn ee ceedings. The fact that Lumsden, a Protes- | Calvert. Gth street west, from the canal to M. pening tant, was acquitted, while McMahon, a Catho- | Gee: wun: Gneaea. aine ave- lic, Was convicted, is specially commented | Gparies * P Mr. Barr, from the committee on police, re- perted Council bill amending the act for the preservation of order and protection of prop- upon. ‘The adjourned session of the Tennessee Legis- Dorchester Frederick. lJature convened yesterday. There will not | Harford.. erty, with an amendment, which was adopted: be A quorum for a couple of days; tnll returns zovert and the bill passed. have not yet been received of the election on Thursday. Enough is known to indicate a Radical gain of tour members. The Legisla- Also, reported bill to regniate and license bill-posting, with recommendation that the amendments of the Board of Common Counci! Montgomery. Prince George ture will stand nearly as follows: Senate, 15 20 be agreed to. The amendments were adopted, Radicais and $ Conservatives; House, 50 Radi- "ORI and the bill passed cals to 34 Conservatives. ig Also, reported bill requiring the owners of The constitutional amendment was referred 1,402 coders tau Potomac river to light the yesterday in each house of the Georgia Legis- | Worcester .. 1,506 n Mr. Noyes moved to amend by striking ont “owners,” and inserting “eccupant or occn- ts.”” As the Corporation claims the right to all these wharf sites, it might be injudicions to appear to admitany ownership in the es now occupying them. ee was adopted, and the bill passe Mr. Barr, from the committee on police. also askea thatthe committee be, and they were discharged from further consideration ot the bill amending the act for licensing and reguia- Ung taverns, ordinaries, tippling houses, &c. lature, with instructions to reportas soon as practicable. A. H. Stephens opposes the amendment, and thinks the Legislature should act immediately on the subject and settle the question. So far as Georgia is concerned its rejection Is deemed certain. Brevet Major Geaeral Wood, assistant su- erintendent of the Freedmen’s Bareau tor ississippl, Says the crops in Mississippi will net censiderably less than the cost of their prodncdon, and anUcipates much privation therefrom. He also prenounces false a state- Home vote... Soldiers’ vote. F241d 22 40,153 DELAWARE. chis State elects to-day a Governor, Legis- lature and member of Congress. At the elec- tion in 1864, Mr. Nicholsen, Conservative, now aeandidate for re-election, was elected over his opponent by a vote of $.762 to 8,255. The candidates now are: $2,739 ment that he charged that a sale of negroes took Union. Radical. Also, reported favorably on joint resolution place near Brookbaven. . Governor....Gov.Sanlsbury, James Riddle. requesting the Mayor to notify the presidents " Aspecial from Savannah to the Charleston | Coneress.....J.H. Nicholson, J.L.McKinn. | of street railroad companies to lay their tracts At the recent election of inspectors. the Con- seryatives carried the State by upwards of 1,000. f NEW YORK. New York to-day elects a Governor, Lien- tenant Governor, 31 Congesamen, 123 Assem- biymen, and & United States Senator, to suc- ceed Irs Harris. We give the important votes of the State from 1564 Courner says that two citizens sentenced to death by a military commission have been dis- charged from custody by the United States Court on a writ of habeas corpus, anc turned overto the civil autbority. These are the last lailitary prisoners in Georgia. Brevet Major Moore ts in command of the district of Louisiana, including the posts of Jefferson und Marshall, Texas, and is also to conform to the f the streets; passed. 4.1s0, reported back the bill regulating the sale, measurement, and inspection of oysters. An amendment was adopted providing for five measurers, to be appointed by the Mayor, instead of ten, and the bill was passed. Mr. Tait, from the committeee on health, re- ported favorably 2n bills from the lower Board, making he ar ogee for payment of ; * Whole Unio Medicines furnished the out-door r e made acting commissioner of the Freedmen’s Fenton. Seymour. Vote. Majority . | First and Fourth Wards: stony = Bureau for Louisiana, Gov'nor, 1864...359.087° 361,264 735,821 8, Mr.Gulick, from the committee on finance, en MEXICO. The Departure of Maximilian. The following letter has been received in this city by way of New Orleans “VERA Onuz, Uctober 26, 1566. “Maximilian jeftthe City of Mexico on the 3a ipsa. vesigning verbally in favor of Gen. Bazaine. “Gen'l i-zaine endeavored to persnade him to delay his departure until Gen’l Castleman's arrival, two days later, but he declined, and, escorted by -00 Austrians, proceeded to Orizava by cross roads to avoid meeting with Gen. Cas- telman. He reached Orizava yesterday, and is expected here to-morrow. The captain of the Austrian frigate Dandolo States thatas soon as Maximilian arrives he will at once leave for Europe. It is said that @ximilian will publish to-day a manifesto at rizayva. “Gen'l Castelman reached the City ot Mexi- ¢o soon after Maximilian left, and teok posses. sion of the palace and assumed the reins of Government. “The French soldiers who had enlisted under Maximilian's colors will be returned to France under Gen’! Casteiman’s influence. “Gen | Porfirio Diaz has captured the eity of Gov... 860.865 3S 776 t. Gov..... 1 sate 94 Mont. Gov. ocoin. Movlelien. 30,722 6,749 874,263 27,887 Was the largest ever Jones. reported a bill for relief of George Seitz, (re- funding $14 to him, being the amount overpaid by him for a stand in the Center Market:) passed. Mr. Noyes, from the committee on public schools, reported & bill appropriaung $1,000 ont of the school fund. for the purchase of two Jots on 12th street, for the use of the schools in the 4th district. Schael houses, constructed by the corporation, ara now on the Jots in ques- on, having been built ender the mistaken supposition that they were being erected on the property of the corporation. The school houses wig’ bave to be removed, unless the lots are urebased by the corporation, um. 273,198 The Presidential yote given in the State. We give below the present list for Congress, with the district vote of 1564, are in italics.) Lanion Vote, 1364. Democrat, Vore, 1884. 1, W. H. Gleason, 10,123 Stephen Tabor 12,232 2. J.A.VanBrunt, 8,629 ‘Bernard Harts. 15,690 sl 5. 8.B.Chitenden, 11,782 } yeas POTENT 108 4. Horace Greeley, 1,65} 0h W.Barne, 295 . Enens Eltiott, 3,021 } ohm Morrt [| Renominations passed. Mr. Turton introduced a bill to repair the culvert on L street north, between 20th and 2ist streets west; passed. Mr. Barr, trom the committee on police, re- Ported favorably om the bill repealing the act granting certain privileges to John P. Dennis: postponed for one week. Mr. McOatbran mtroduced a bill to set the curb stones and pave the footways on the east side of H street east, between D and E streets south; passed. Several bills from the lower Board were ap- propriately referred. Bill from the lower Board an appro- Oaxaca, taking all the artillery, ammunition, 7 067 5 J tnem, aud cuppiies.” be Fy Pa priation of $1 +. for removal of office of the Fire A! cauon, the from its present lo- on street. to the house leased for ne on Louisiana avenue, near the resolution from the lower Board te re- move the nuisance at the interseetion of Loui- siana avenue and C street (said nuisance being the Fair Building at that pomt) was reterred to & special committee consisting of the Presi- co of the Board, Mr. Turton, and Mr. Gu- jek. The bill amending the act ing and li- censing ten pin alleys, bowling saloons, shaf- fle boards, &c., was returned from the lower Board with an amendment, which was adopt- ed and the bili passed. & Conk In3es P.V.K 21. Roxcoe ing, 22. J 3. Churchill, 14. 35 McOarthy, 14,800 W Pomeroy, 16,037 H. Kelsey, 13.763 Lincoln, The Baltimore Police Difficulty. B.xtimorg, Nov. 5.—Gen. Grant's visit to this city is unders:ood to have been for the purpose, in his capacity as a private citizen solicitous of preserving the peace, to make to tbe police commissioners of Baltimore, at tne instance of Gov. Swann, the following Propo- sitions :—Ist, That each set of commissioners cause separate polls to be opened in the sey- eralelection districts aud receive such votes as may be decided to be legal by their judges of election, and have voters classified and certi- fied to the State Legislature and to Congress. The commissioners respectfully declined this 26. 2. Hamilton Wo |. Bi Ut Hart O81 39. Burttan Horn, 9a 30. A. M. Clap) 12,861 31. H, Van Acrnam, 13,99 Hanson A. ILLINOIS. No general election for State officers or Uon- gressmen has been held in the State since 1564. The following is the yote of that year: pene Oppos’n. propesition, as it would be contrary At large... 90,226 158,751 | Phe order being the bill consolidati: lection laws of the Sate, and rust Dy accept. | Eirst district. 12333 «4227 | the Hook and Ladder Company with the Steam ing it they would be guilty of worse maifea. | Second district ory = Fire Engine Company provided for in the act Casa te Seedy oe cadens enon | Four ec: POE | 9-1 -— plage nduct t ss ~ - election strictly in accerdance with the pro- EL ee ‘ 16.788 re ‘Mr. Given opposed the adoption of the 7th vivions ofthe law and constitution of the State, | Seventh district. 15.363 we bn heey) fecaamr g bed Reet acces ona ed Rey agrerments that couficvsd Sith the awe phe | Eighth district. —— 1407 | partment $100 per annum, payable monthly, next proposition made was snbstantially as = a + et Bred and moved to oo ae sections While set ant ain vie? tec oPaecrs | Eleven aii"... com Yang | Necfemoane bahabe Arnis, eerie een appointed at each of the tilts that these judges | Twelfth district. 1817 10,741 | of salaries, while the are Tecerve the votes of those who present them. | Thirteenth district. 11,742 10,759 | im such an embarrassed condition. If this in- selves, and who are found to be upon the sey. WISCONSIN. crease is others will be tor su- eral registers; that two sets of ballot-boxes be The districts ot Wisconsin announce the fol- Tinten, and other officers of the F used, im one of which are to be deposited the yotes accepted, and in the other the rejected votes. The first part of this proposition was and the people will get tired of the whole system. Mr. Owen advocated the increase of lowing tickets for Congress, to which we affix the yote of 1864: Republican Union. | Democratic. simply in accordance with the pledge made by | 1. Gen, B.B.Paine.13 360 J: B 13 Mr. Tait, also, was in favor of the increase Mr-Ajexander before Gov. Gwans ‘whilst ten 2.B F Hopkins Ths 3°93 pene un as tending to the efficiency of the Fire Depart- charges against the commissioners were being | 3-Col Amasa Uobb 14.753) -.9.486 | ment. investigated. 1t was made then asa conces. | 4 = Mr. Turton moved an amendment appro- sion by the party in power to the Wonserya- tives, with the view of preserving the peace, and commissioners, having already an. nounced, offteially, in the morning papers, that they would appoint one judge ana one clerk —- Pi rapes from the Conservative party. there was, of course, no ebjection to: ie remainder of it being fully covered by tne Roxby cs tbe et law, and. of course, ere cou! no n to this mm of the prol ition. ee After a conterence of some five or six hours, Jasting up to ten o'clock to-night, between the police commissioners and a committee repre- senting the Conservative party, with a view to the latter naming one judge and one clerk to be Appoin ed by the lice commissi: r to ine agreement ce with General Grant, mimittee abandoned the ing $600 for a fire alarm bell in the First joan H. Vii Ween: ape. L. Park. 6 Wisco: Pemeiaent Lincoln a majori- ty of 17.574 in & whole vote of 149,342. PENneyLvanta Coal TRapE—The anthra- cite coal trade isa shade better than at this time last week, both in price and in an in- creased demand for ——S coal. The ton- nage from the Schuylkill region was 102,355 tons. 70.240 by railroad and 32,115 by canal. The trade is relieved of apprehension by the announcement that there will be mo farther advance in the rate of toll and transportation this year. The tonnage for the week is 270,239 tons, and for the season 10,967,285 tons. against £030,563 tons the same time last . an increase of 2,836,762 tons. of continue firm at the following quotatiens:— $5.25 to $5.50 for whi seat : Fees; 5 He: i Hh i i! Hy mittee 8 bill Making an appropriatios of to remove the fire alarm telegraph, which paseed Mr. Moore, from a select committer, feport- eds bill to repair the sewer om 146i screet, which was passed The following were jntro¢uced: By Mr Peugb—resolution setting forth the ohpect for which permission was given for the erec- -p Of the Fair Raiding, and requestor the Mayor to cause the removal of the »misance. Alter ashort debate the resolution was passed Asso. a bill for the construction o 8 foww'arm and basin at the junction of Louisiana avenue, C and 7th streets: referred. By Mr. Sim ne— bill to rebuild a bridge at 24 and Boundary streets: referred. Ky Mr. Nalley—petition of Daniel Keady for the remission of a fiar: re- ferred. By Mr. Anderson—petition of WH H. Hoover offering to make & contract for con- veying persons to tbe workbouse, referred Mr. Peugh moved to re-refer the resolauon calling on the Mayor for infor i0n AS to the amount paid the Levy Court for the improve- Mentofroads. He explatped that according to mt transmitted to the board at the rs were charged with one-hait of the expenses of keeping thirty rode in re- pair when the expenses of but five shovid be charged to us. The monon was adopted. The following were reported:—By Mr. Peugh, (ways and means)—Bill amending the act in referenge to the I sing of bowling or ten-pip alleys and ehaffte boards: passed. Also, substsiuie for the Aldermen bill in relation to the pay of certain officers of the Fire Depart- ment: substitute adopted and bill passed. Also, ® bill for the reliefof Samuel Wells the oldest citizen of Washington After seme debate the vot was taken on the third reading, resolting in uAays 12, nays + The Chair decided a two-thirds vow was re- quired, and consequently the bill was re- jected Mr. Mitchell moved a reconsideration of the bill, which was carrwd—yeae 15, usys +, and thy bill was recommited. By Mr. Stewart, (improvements.)—B:l! to repair the carriage-way on © streel, between 7th and Sth streets; Also, bill for com - jeting papering afd flooring the Mayor's of- joe; amendedand passed. Adversely on peti- *ton ofJob« Collins and others: dommitire dis- charged. Also, asked to be discharged from the conmderation of the petition of P. McNa mara; refused. Also. trom the consideration of the petition of Ed. Lycett and others, for gas lights on 10th street, below B south, so or- dered. Also, reported bill to prevens the pa- ving of carriage-ways until twelve months after sil sewers. interale, water and eas mains, &c., are laid Mr. Mulloy offered an amendment, confining its provisions to the Second, Third and Fourth Waras: lost The bill was lost on its third reading—yeas 6, nays 15. By Mr Joyce, (police.)—Bill providing that oate shall hereatier be sold by weight—.2 Ibs. to the bushel; smended, so as te go into effect thirty days er its passage, and passed. Also, Aldermen's bill amending the market jaws, s0as to allow dealers to purchase market what they intend to sell im their stores; passed. Also, asked to be discharged from the resolution in reference to tippling houses; so ordered. Also, Aldermen's bill allowing bar- ber shops to remain open vntil 1 o'clock on Sundays, whieh was passed. Also, the bill amending the act in reiation to the sale of spir- itoous and malt liqnors, which provides that the latter may be sold on Sunday; paseea— yeas 11. nays i0. By Mr. Morsell, (police.)—Aldermen’s bill in reference to non-resident traders, rejected. Also, bill in relation to hawkers and peddier: jaid on the table. Mr. Mulley withdrew his motion to recon- sider the vote by which the bill authorizing the Mayor to anticipate the revenue for the erection of the school house in the firet dis~ trict. Mr. Peugh offered the following, which was adopted Resolved, dc, That the Mayor cause the Tailroad track across New Jersey avenue or on any other streetor avenue in this city, used by the Adams Express Company, to be taken up; and that this act shall take effect from its passage The Board, at 11 o'clock, adjourned. FROM EUROPE. {By the Atiantic Cabie./ THE QUEEN OF SPAIN OFPERS THE POPE A RESIDENCE. Maven, Nov. 5.—The Queen ot Spain made An offer to the Pope of 4 residence at Granada, and Spanish vessels of war have been placed at his disposal in case of emergency. ENGLAND. Lonpox, Nov. 5—Evening.—_The Times w- day. in an editorial, exposes the corruption of New York State and city governments, and closes with & warning against the extension of political power. A telegraph trom Tien Tein China, says the French bad declared war against Coren evssia. Sr. Peterssces, Noy. 5.—The war in Bek- bara has commenced, and the Russian forces have besieged and taken the city of Uturtne. TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPE, Nov. 5.—The United States squadron is expected in the Turkish waters. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Lonpon, Nev. 5.—Uonsols. #9 for money; U.S. 5-20's, 684; Erie, 51; [linois Central, 77 4 . Loxpox, Nov. 5—Evening.—Oonsols for money. 894; Erie shares, 50%; 1/linois Central, 77; U.S. 5-20's, 68. (By Steamer.) CONDITION OF THE EMPRESS CARLOTTA. A Lruseels telegram of the 33d ult. says :— A semi-official contradiction is giv: to the Tumor that the Queen of the Belgians would roceed to Miramar to visit the aprons ef exico. tie added that the seclusion which the state of tLe Empress’ bealth has rendered necestary was the cause of the departure from Miramar of the Count of Flanders. The state- ment that the Empress Carlotta was to be re- moved to Lacken, Beligium, is also contra~- dicted. A letter from Bologua in the Tem: says:—“In returning from Venice 1 met two nuns who had accompanied the Empress Carlottato Miramar. Although those ters naturally were very discreet, and notwith~ standing their reserve, 1 concluded from their conversation that ber Ma; the doctors that the malady will only hav cbaracter without any vit) yield to repose and regular treatmen’ S7 The office of the National Express Wom- pany in Alexandria, has received orders to re- ceive no more it for the preseat. ws Denin in Mrs. — is Oswego, doing Mrs. @7-Thalberg is making wine near Naples. S87 An Ohio man bas effected insurance on his hfe to the amount of $300,000. 87 Col Sre still worn small, with jong polnts it. But a later style is large and square, like the yoke of a dress. 7 Maryland is noted for its canvas backs. During the present canvass the chief interest is centered on a Swann. S7 The most fashionable style for visiting cards is the thin plam card, with the name and address engraved in small writing char- acters G7 Lord Archibald Campbell, the second son ofthe Duke of Argyle, is going Ww enter a business house. A sign of the times. a7 Two ©! en—8 Methodist and Uni- versalist—are ublican c&ndidatesin Bos- ton for the Legislature. a7 New J = convicts nt Publish a The cotton crop in Egypt, and the tobac- co crop in Germany, are Said tobe very t b, $5.50 to. $6 for red Virginia district, ation whole matter and withdrew without maxing | Sen, and @5.60 10 €5.75 tor bitue inoue ror oy istrict, Is BOW IM *eetion et Lyach- any nominations to the police board. The Top?) as to duality, on board of vessele.— id cai at of eae, ad = Ledger. “¢ awit ie ineredibls stated that Tom King, who bad ‘not a property qualification ‘ef tem | Tar Ricut or ex-RERRLS To V ; te captain | Toyal 4 pire ge em is was _by the Youx.—In the Supreme Uourt, in Baponige. ter ofa in pecs nr Freed Sithie ip comm: ae end was finally ined by | on '. Gilbert delive: a a ‘Onchmere jter as they were in them shat they would appoint a judge and | cision in the case of Albert W agpiae: ihe Paris leet acecon, Tony "aust be profeseiy unt’ 10 o'clock to-night to make their nomina- | TS. \78™= of thy seventeenth ward. ornamented with et beads.” tions. About'the time named, the committee, ot which the Lieutenoat Governor, ©. 0. Cox, ‘was one, sent & Communication to the commis sioner, declining any turther action in the matter. Thus ‘the list of judges and clerks brought upon 4 motion fora writ of man- Tegistrars: damns to compel the Tegister Mr, Ww pame asa ‘to dos on the ground that Mr heeler Y been na surgeon in the rebel army and @ othe man.—Memphis Ledger. claimed by the owner. and reported from he Fire De: Com- stande as ‘at the Mayor's election. ernment, Judge Gilbert S7The Cincinnati Commercial styles tne Avtorey General Randall hae givenan opm. | (A! while kis inclination would lead him to last speech of Wendell Pillip, at the Oaoper ion on the registry law, declaring the axthority | teutact the nz WhO ars Institute, “Politico-Nitro-Glycerine. and duty of the judges-of election to scan the | pe jar Ry bd Fo EO oe Ge 7A Texas says that in ten years that Hist of xegistered voters. and to exclude fram | Gone, be State will mani of pounds of voting all they ate convinced are disfranchised vies grentes ha wris-.5 |_ cheese. under the. provisions of the constitution. i " ne TS wt Jobn OC. Breckinridge has pat Wena This Rakes i deb bis children to school in Vevay. Love ax 18. JORG »& watch- qi The Welsh havea saying that if a-wo- me ae Peary 4 man was, as quick with ands as ber ra io his te eb b He Linde tbe Bre im the ” just above, the left ¢ ox sratee wee pi Sad & (| and uses tone of steel daily inthe Due : tove is said UGirascsasiouseaea ae England Ritoalista have taken to {oe be caner of hte suicide. Bigaa’ waeds A petrified baman hand was ttety fe wecipetntent Bimten tr about tweuty: five years old, and is represetited [ im’ sandstone at Mempbie, Ti re 5 are atthe 1y 0’ some to have beer am indastrious and s..aly young | fect state of preservation. It had not yet been ‘Mr. Wright asked a suspension of the rales | Churchman who has the compound partment Ee fleet Petia al