Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1866, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. The Largest Cireulation in the Distrist. WD. WALLAGH, Raiter and Prapricter. ~ WASHINGTON CITY: | NOVEMBER 7, 1966. — | S/ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGB. | SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TBLB- | GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. TO ADVERT'*¥ nt. | The following is the officiu chowing of the | circulation of the daily papers of this city | competing for the Government advertising | under the recentaet of Congress directing such | Sd vertising to be made in the tw > daily news- | pspers of Washington Saving the largest circulation: EvEstne STAR. Chromicie... Intelligencer... 3552 « * The returns of advertising by the city papers for the quarter ending September 30, 1566, as taken from the books of the Internal Kevenue Office, are as follows Evening STAs... Intelligencer .. 216,091 13,106 10,209 4,731 THE ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. The general result of the elections held yes- | Uerday was not unexpected by those who have | paid close attention to the political contest now | going on, but the succes: of the conservative element in Maryland, after the si 'P practice of the radical] party to maintain their power in | that State, and particularly in the city of Bal- i timore, WSs an agreeable surprise to the friends of the Administration. in Balumore, with about 24,000 registered voters, the number of Votes cast accords with the statement in our special dispatch from that city yesterday after_ noon, the whole namber polled for S,ate | Comptrolier being 16,006, of which the con- | Servatives cast ¢,513 and the radicals 7.493, | showing 8 majority of 1,020 for the conserya- tives. This elects the whole city ticket, in- cluding two members of Congress, three State Senaiors and eighteen members of the House of Delegates. This result secures the con- Servatives 3 majority in both branches of the Legislature, and a majority on joint ballot. and the consequent election of a conservative United States Senator to succeed Mr. Cres- well, (probably Governor Swann.) Ex-Gov Frank Thomas, the most outspoken radical in the present Maryland deiegation, is re-elected to Congress In the other States there is a gain of several Conservative members of Uongress, probably three or four. There is no doubt of the re-election, in New York, of Gov. Fenton, by just enough. majority to show conclusively that, (as in Pennsylvania.) if a war Democrat oF conservative Republican had been nomina- ted, the State could have been carried against the Radicals. New York city has rolled up a tremendous Democratic majority. but it seems to have been overcome, as was not un- expected in western New York. Massachu- setts foots up a Radical majerity of some seventy (beusand, and elects a full Republi- can delegation to Congress; also elects two colored men to the State Legislature. New Jersey is strongly radical, and that party has certainly secured the Legislature, which will have to elect a United States Senator. Dela- ware has gone Conservative by a handsome majdrity, as wasexpected. From the Western States, the returns are too scanty to enable us to judge definitely of the resnit in detail, but they seem ail to have gone one way. MABYLAND SCHOOL FUND Baltimore city gave a majority of 4,436 in favor of the State constitutional amendment striking out the 6th section of the Sth article, which provided for a tax of 5 cents on the $100 of taxable property of the State for the creation of aschool fund of $6,000,000. This must not be taken as showing & majority against the public school system of the State.as most of those who voted tor the measure did so on the ground that im the present condition of the State finances every dollar of revenue that can be raised ought to be immediately applied: and that the present generauon should not be taxed to educate the children of succeeding generations, especially at such a period 3s this. ‘when taxation is so burdensome, and when the State and National finances demand such heavy imposition of tax duties. The schooi tax is an entirely different matter. A tax of 15 cents om the $100 is now levied and col- lected by the State for the support of the schools; the sum resulting from this levy is divided smongst the different counties accord. ing to the population. DEPABTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. ‘The Commissioner of Agriculture bas re- ceived from the lmperial Minister of Com- merce, Vienna, Austris, through Mr. Loosey: the Austriam Consul General at New York’ about 100 variedes of cereal and vegetable Seeds, collected from premium varieties shown at the great exhibition held at Vienna. in June last, and presented by the Austrian Govern- ment for the experimental farm of the U.S. Ag- ricultural Department. This donation ¢m- braces nearly every variety of thejcereals and vegetable seeds in geaeral use in our country, and itis hoped that some of them will prove yaluable acquisitions to the Agriculture of the United Stites. These seeds are not for distri- bution, but will be used simply for experiment upon the Agricultural grounds. LAND OPBRATIONS IN MISSOUBI. Returns received at the General Land Office from the local land office at Booneville, Mo., sbow that during September last 12,022 acres of the public lands were disposed of, the greater portion for actual settlement. PeRsoyat.—Col. C.T. Sherman, Ohio: Gen. Watkins, Major Thos. Meley, Major General Buchanan, Major Gen. Geo. Stoneman and Col. James Oakes, U.S. A. are at the Ebbite House. @@From John YT. Burch. corner 9thand D streets, we bave the December number of Frank Leslie's new Magazine, styled «Pizas- ant Hours.” ®7 Sales of new corn has been made in Lou- don Co., Va., at three doliars per barrel—as it sbrinks ore-tenth during the winter this is equalto £3.30 in March The crop is enor- mous, end from the scarcity of flour it will command more. BF The Virginia Methodist Protestant Con- Terence now in tession in Lynchburg, have agreed to the call of a General Conference to be held in Montgomery, Alabama, in May, 1967. Thenext Virginia Conference is to be beld in Norfolk. OUSDRY M. B. CHU —; | saeiticetcell Benaire gitar set day) EVENING, at7 o'clock, Ail ato teenee, in of Irieh rene and ‘under the of the Nesionel 5; Gee Sartaweradts Serer pany BVENING, the ven instant yoy 8 FRIDAY see cere ting the Ietencts of the Gana: nity, inorder to prevent iY pemibie) tp eens. tent remonstravce of the Amerf; erat of the Gereral Gover ment tb. tion of the unjeet and ms icked people’ et fe ng: * OUSSEA cueniany, AC Fr Ci8 GALLAGHER, ATTERSON, U: 8. T ©. ALLEN. Front seats reaurved fer ladies, who are respect fully imvited. By onder of Y=>1_0. 0. ¥ —QRAND LODGE —a Spe jeoting will be held pweday Ad roe vee: sat o'clock a Gsinesa , Bo 6-28 -H_SWEBT. Gr. feo. MEDICAL ASSOOL \—Ther om be ap adjourned mene the Medical association of the District of Celumbia in the Fooms of the Medical Bociety, on T! UBsDaY, of jov 8th at 8 e'clock Moves SW: LOVRIOY. M. D., Bee’. NEW YORK 5,000 Republican Majority Ciaimed New York, Nov. 6.—Competent judges fix | the Republican majority at least 5,000, and the Tribune claims more. The Republicans lose Congressmen in the Island counties, Humphreys, Darling, and Dodge, but gain three in the river counties, Van Wyck in pisee of Winfield in the ijth district, Robertson im piace of Radford in the 1uyh district,and Cornell im place of Hubbell im the 13th district DELAWARE. . Demecratic Gains. New Castle coumty gives 139 majority for Riddle. Kent county gives 921 Democratic majority. Sussex county not complete, var enough is known to fix the Democratic majer- ity an the State at 1,000; a gain ef 500. ——+* LATE FROM NEW YORK. Fenton’s Election Conceded by to Fifteen Thousand »0 Radical M —The World gives Fen- ‘op about 15,000 malority im the State; the Times 15.000, Herald from 3,000 to 5,000, and Tri- bune about the same as in 1564. Massachusetts has gone Republican by 70,000 majority, Tilinejs by 4,000, Wisconsia by 13,000. Indiéations from Kansas and Missouri f«vor Republicans. ee FROM NEW JERSEY rat Elected PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 7.—New Jersey dele- gation stends four Republicans to one Demo- cat. Sitgreaves re-elected in 3d District. THE FAIR FOR THB BENEFIT OF THE ST. MARY'S PARISH SCHOOL, at adjoining St. Ma: c ‘burch, newly orth, w: lem NOTIGE TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN £oisteR's Orrice, Noy $3, 1865 NOTICE I8 HE GIVEN, that Licenses issued to keepers of Hotels. Taverns, Ordinaries, Restaurant, Sample otras Houses, retailers of Spiritauous and Fermen Liquors, Wines. aod Qordials. Groceries, Dry Goods. Hard. ware. Medicines, Perfumery, Watches and Jewel- ry. Lumber, Wood, Commission Merchaute; also, to Keepers of Hackney Carriages, Qmnt buses Bil ® ee liard Tables, Ten pin All Oui and for Hawking and Peddiing. and Ola iron, Brass. pper. &c.. and Insur: Ageuts. &c , will expire on Y¥ o' a pe ee tees — ern Yared renew. t ty ice W: LJ o s after ¢ time + St Hs om SIUEL BE’ DoUGbass’ no §.dtd LIntet} Register. LADIES” I1B-The RKREBEKAH DB- G GREE A! ATION, No. 1, will bold a airat Odd Fel! y Yard, for two wi all. ‘Weeks, commencing on Mond vening, 5th inst, A variety of Useful and Ornamntal Articles will be for sale; also, Confectione.y, Ice Oream, &e As the proceeds of the Fair wiil be applied to char- itable purposes, the atiendance of friends and the public ie solicited. 32w BN LIBERTIES BUILDING 1ON —The o regular meet jug of this Assoctation will be held in Queen & Avell's Hell, New York avenue. opposite North- ern Liberty Mar! on MONDAY. ith instant, when the punctual attendance of <tockholders is nested. Persons desiring to take stock can do 80 by cailin, ag ‘Treasurer, . A J. Mc Lang! lo. 353 7th street between [ and K rtificates of stock will be ready for de- hh at the next mee' * hed cota 'E. THOMPSON. Sec. eo eee 1s62, McPHERSON & FERGUSON, 571 Pann. avenve, cowngn I+ street, Caritor Hitt, Dealers in PUBB DRUGS. MEDICINES and CHEMICALS, PERFUMEB: Ley Ue GOODS STRUMENTS. &¢., &. Phyrictans Prescri ed iptions accurately compound- ‘he Night Bell promptly answered. _ Oe 12-Imif NOTICE! ois Lad aa, BrIDe hie juence 1e re} rs De made to the Mary Fora Bridgett will be closed on apd after MORDAY, Octo ber ,16, enti! farther Commissioner of Public Build!’ s. rs. oc 9-tf SPLENDID BABGAIN— GREAT SAC. pH IFICE— ‘ Foctavergoractaallscued: state , /-ectave cornet le a Bulldiog BH street. ST 807-3 AVE JUST BECEIVED—Several pair of fin ere al . tb o % no7-3t" ‘OB SALE—A first-rate Family HORSE and a Capital Hittrand also s frst ciice Mat COTS miCRINE: no 7-3t* AEDER'S WOOD AND COAJ, YAED. Mth street, between L and M streets, SP WOOD and COAL constantly on hand. no 7-im* A.8 ALD! 0 LADIES.—If you require a reliable remed T corestore von ase DEY Vecrae's Pgionr c ver faili y in removi: all L ‘ularities and obstructions. To MABRIK: La it ie poculiart suited, it will, in a short time vring on monthly period with regularity. Canti ‘neve droys shouid not be taken by Be- during the first Gree months of ae they are sere to bring on amiscarriage. To be Obtained only et 179 south B street, besween ark end 10th, Island. BoT-3t* NOTICE. Pinorosate acs lac she martes te FO] BO" be Rs T OHUBCH and PA nAGk, on Ninth it, Streets north, ad- Join ig. Bi. whole perty. or for iy, Qntil let December next For further information inayjre of G. E. KEN NEDY, No. 50% 7th street, een D and E. no 7-Stawtdec? — (Chron’ & Intel.) BOPOSALS FOB FLOUB. Svasistence Orricr. U No. 105 West Lowparn s Ts Bartimone. Mv , November 5. 18 Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, will be recetved Sie stig, Revitauhing te be ple wen 5 » for ry peter ss sella ine Vatied tates Md., with Three Hundred (30¢) Barrels, fresh ground EXTRA FLOGR. ‘The pi ale will be for what ie known at this Rov and bids will be euteriatied te aay ee: 0. 2. el a tity teas than the whole. (ett Any part of the Flour will be eubject to order within five days ater notification of acceptance of the contractor, wut such thane: ad pe Bot ‘cen! r. Un ma “ titles as it may be called for. <8 seiageintrid Separate sheets of ‘or earh grade to be ed at this office. lank forms are farnie! to be i ebi order, f 3 pinee Flat boop and machine tmadebartaie ei famplee of the Flour offered must in ail cases be "HES coast Uoverament Inaecrion ill be mad wi just betere the Pic ur {* received, and none will be * h ig not fresh ground, and agreeing with th je. ee requirements, payments, fc.. as roporals to be endorsed ‘‘ Proposals for Flou: ind add: the undermgned, quire for vines @etaily - , Shiga OM 48 WILSON. <9 wena Lieat. att, $ote. Gj Be0cEnigs, ss TEas, . WINES, LIQUORS, fe, Having enlarged our store by the addition ef the warehouse lately occupied by §). @. Whitewll & ‘Co., we are now prepared to offer ta the trade @BEATER INDUCEMENTS THAN BVsR, It being our purpoge to keep a large, well assort- ed and carefully selected stock of = - GROCERIES, . tals. WINES. Liquors, CIGARS, &c. We feel confident, with our long experience and enlarged facilities to be able to furnish ALL CLASSES OF GOODS Korbi pore & well regulated Grocery Store: al LOWEST MARKBT BATES, And we invite buyers to mS BXAMINE OUR STOCK Before purchasing. feeling assnred that we can make it to thelr advantage to call and see us. BARBOUR & HAMILTON, BeT-Im Hos. 65 67 Louisiana avenue. HE WASHINGTON HOM, 5 T ATOR SABE OPATHIO DIS No. 314 @ atreet, between 13th and 13th otreets, yt ll receive ‘ All port poopie a rr medical ATRL ier LOST AND FOUND. ee —————— RTBAY Hatyas te ai feund at Bush's ‘arm, beyond inker Hil}, Prince Aree." Md. BoT-3t" = re betw: P ie ah FOSRET Bose cont fi vi iberaily rewarded spee AKEN UP ASTRAY, upor our promises, one T BROWN ee bp wwii call, prove property, pay chargee ond cnt x, 0 7-St* Livery Btables,Oongrees st | fa Foe Lf . Nov. 24, a POOKET.- a ‘of oome papers. ‘Foe owurr will “please come Sroves prop: erty 1 pay charges, ond corner of 11th and ¥ EO. NEY ‘hitney’s Hotel. 5 BEWABD—Strayed from the sub<criber. +) sbout the sd of Octobor. a large WHITM COW, with straight horns and jong tail. DANIEL FALVEY, Ist street cast. no 5-8t* between G and H north, Ss © BREW ABD will be given for information as to ed the whereabouts of dark brown or brin- dle Buflalo COW, with whice,spot in the f broad leather strap buckled around ber ne snout sine TOS HUNT, Ho. 51 North A 0 jo. 01 at... no 5-3t* z Capitol Hill. OST—On Saturday, the 34 instant, about & all Bay MABE, from the corner of id Maryland avenue; had ons McOlel- sheepskin and riding idie A ard will be paid if returned to THOS near Arlington, or word left at Waiker's Grocery 8tore, corner of Maryland ay- enue and 1)th street, no REWARD-—Stolen on the night of the $30 33d of Beptember from the ronsfeee George Jones. near Blatenstare, a dark brown HObSE, marked U. 8 and I. medi size, mewhat sunbi table raw GUIRE Mane and tail so. nt; hes aroan Rose. The above reward will be oo sone GEO. Hyattsville, Prince George’s Uo. PERSONAL. ATIENTION LADIEB !--SEWING of all de sertytions done at the shortest notice. All orders left at Madam RUPERT'S 7th street, near D street. wiil be promptly attended to. no7 3t™ ASSINI'S METHOD OF VOOALI/ATION teught by MISS HOPPERTON, No. 439% 12th street. between G and i! no 6-6t OTICE—Tf the peso that engag-d my house op the corner of East Capitol sod Sth street east intends taking the house le must let me Know at once, or I will reat f.. J DYSeR, nO6 2t" cor. Isi st. east and East Capitol st NSTBUOTION ON THE PIANO —A lady who bas studied music under the best maeters, is a fintehed performer on the Piano. and who has a to 002 ood di f experienc. Piano ESBONS toa (ew bou: e Lest of rever F lerms and ti MET/EROTT & COS Poet Offiee Box 784. ADAM BBODIER still continues to read the Pianets. cires all cases of lon, standing. Booms 449 6. 6th ‘a Tth ete. nol-2w* WISH TO INFORM our lady friends that fe can how, at ® little motice, make a; stamp ony poucee brought, id tak. care to obtain the very latest all kinds of Needlework Stam Silk 4 Working bean 8 + Will give Life Readings, at her » Dorth side of Peun'a av., be- Feets, Office hours from $ to 2 &.m 56 tod oc 18-1m* D5. DBAPER, LACK OF THE U. 8. NAVY, has removed his office from 122 to 12% Penn: avenue. the late residence of Dr. Sinoot. Office hours betere 10a. m and after4 pm. o214-1m RIDAL AND FUNEBAL WREATHS, BO- served. {a meturel Taree Wak Tea Ma, resery iy Oral form. rane FLOWMRS: and URATBING.”by ‘Mce: fe of oston. Ae 2 llth etreet, between G and H seneres Oe Som BOARDING. Roo"s FOR RENT, WITH BOARD-—Sai:able for a gentleman and wife. or four gentionen Apply at No. 470 12th street between F and @ ste, ate fe UBatst D ROUM8 TO without Board. Also. o RENT — With SUITE ae WELLs & GO. bo 6-6t __ Oorner 10th and F at NE SECOND STORY KOOM TO RENT with BOAKD, suitable for two zentlemen, at 417 1th street betw Alto TAHLE BOARD =: Terme $6 ANDSUMELY FUBNIS! H ape TABLE BOA Apply at 350 K street, between 12th and 13th ote. nos 7t* OE E ‘Three large Furnished, ROOMS. with th 5 : aera re F3 ENT—Very pleasant, Fouts. in eet with or without ue, between 4 and oth streets. Also, a la: jasemen' Sui'able for an office or family oe og Biol. Foss ien ED BROOMS B BRNT—From $8 to $15 per month. BOABD at 94.50 wee! at No. 256 cth sitoet, betwee Or ead Berek oc 18-im* svenue. ‘AaB 3 T BLE Boars, ROK 10th street, « few i. GEORGETOWN ADVER MTS W 4TCHEs, JEWBLEY AND SILVERWARE J.8. BLACKFORD & SON, 99 Bridge street 0 ; SiMiite National Bank of Gace THE OLDEST HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN. = WINE IN week, Do 6 3t* 'D KOOMB, with desirable locality. newly furnished We offer our usual complete assortment of bytecode brett AND SILVER Ware. ‘ust recet ari tof sO, a choice ol & GOODS for wedding and holiday peacenie Sane, CHEAP DEY GoOops. ; Cloths and Casal: Shawls end Oloaking-. ee your money. De. NS A MILLEB, 101 Bridge st re, Give us weall, an We promine great 0c 97-1m* THE CAOTUS CIGARS. Maworcortans EXOL SIVELY, AND copyrighted f EB & CHANDLBE, are for — jesale and retall by at Willard’s tha Natonal Hotels, and at Cigar Store, nie tstrp ceed corner F and lath strects i We call the spectal attention ef to these O1GaBs, ey are Ungoubeedis the keane ia uality and make srodnced and 2 oom at pets smal fg phen yids B. DUTROW, PEODUOE COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DBALEE IN BUTTEB, OHEESE, &c., no 2-12t* No. 55 South at., Baltimore. " WEBB & BRVEEIDGE, ImportEas oF CBINA AND OBOGEERY, i Rave just opened their fall stock, embracing one of the largest and most varied sesortment of Goods they have ever offered. Our friends ang customers.are Invited to exam- amine our Goods, ag weshall arall times be pleased to show them, whether they purchase or not, ponte t* $04 ODD FRLLOWS HALL. 7th A LARGE SsSORTEENS ©) WwW PING PAPER Ber Grocers. 1. Dry Goods Houses, Shee Stores, Druggiste and the Milliner. alse, NOTE and LETTER PAPE NVEL- OPES. INKS, P&QEB Bacs. A full line of TWINE wholesale and retail. Noone using paper of any kind should fall to give us acall. iD aiik A. GREEN 4 0O., f » Dear Pa, mn sea pee Pe. avense, jeune @UILD. in New and hand iiwre. nitare Repaired. Vi 5 Je isa a VW M. KNABE & 00.8 Pianos, PBINCE & | 8 AND or eale and rent on . ot Me 6 Lith rene vag é" RRIOHBEBACH. ABGE ABSORTMENT OF PIAN have been used, for aale sen, ‘aan W.@, MBTuBBOTTA CO SEOOND EDITION 4 O'CLOCK P. M. ————— GOVERNMENT SECURITIZS. Wasuimetos, November 7, 1886. Thirties, Jane..,...105% ‘hires Jniy,...,...1053 14%; Five Twen 1862, 110% Uoepons, 3 Five nee, _ Five Twenues. 1866, 107%: Five Twenties, 1865, 107%; Five Twenties, January and July, 1965, 1103; Tem Forties 100%; Sewer T Av-ust, 108; do. June, 106; do. July, 106; Gold, 147%. FINANCIAL. Lewis Johnson & Co., quote Stocks and Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows: New Yors, Noy.7.—2d Board—v. 8S. reg- istered. 1581, 114; do., coupons, 114%; 5-2u0's, registered, 107; do. coupons, lili; do,, new, 1 10-40 8, registered, 100: do. coupons, 10) 6; » 107%; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 34; Canvon, 56; Camberiand, 7); Quicksii- ver, 52, Mariposa, 1; New York Central, 119%; Erte, $2%; do. prefer’d, 50%, Hadson,124 4; Reading, 116%; Michigan Central, 115%: Mich- igan Southern, 92%; Illinois Centra: 124%; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ‘2%; Cleveland and Toledo, 120; Rock Istand, 1 North wes- tern, 57%; do. preferred, 7 ort Wayne, 1.94; OUnicagoand Alton, —: Aiton and Ter- re Haute, 50; Toledo and Wabast 52%; W. U. Telegraph, 514; Boston Water Power, 32 Pacific Mail, 242%: Atlantic Mail, — ican gold; 3 p. m., i#7. ——- STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIU DEBT. The following is the official statement of the public debt of the United States on the Ist in- stant: Debt bearing Coin Interest. Amer- 5 per ct. Bonds. . ++ 6B195,091,350 00 6 per ct. Bonds of 1567 and 1868.. 16,083,741 8) 6 per c.. Bonds, 185 + 283,739,750 00 6 per ci. 5-20 Bon + $23,944,000 00 Navy Pension Funa + 1,750,000 00 1,333,555,3+1 50 Debt bearing Currency Interest. 6 per cent. Eonds.... . 9,392,000 00 3-year Compound Int. Notes.... 145,512,140 U0 3-year 7.30 Notes..... + 724,014,300 00 83: 405,480 ow Matured Debt not presentea ter payment.......... + $36,989,909 21 Debt beaking ro Inte: U.S. Nowe. 390,195,785 09 Fraguonal O 538,010 33 10,989 00 , Total Dedt...s0.ssesececeeeee 2551, 631 5,956 34 ‘Amount in Treasury. Com .... ++ 99,413,018 Currency J 913,942 130,326,960) 62 Amt debt less cash in treasury, 2,551,310,05 72 A comparison of this with the st.tement of the public debt oa the Ist ultimo, shows that during October the debt has been decreased to the amount of $22,(26,935.96. THE WHITE HOUBE. The pleasant weather of to-day had the ef- fect of drawing an unusually large concourse of visitorsto the White House, many ladies being among the number. Secretaries Welle and Stanton, and e Attorney General had interviews with the President during the morning. No general audience was given. DEPUTY MABSHAL, General Oliver P. Gooding, of Igdiana, has becn appointed Deputy Marshal m place of Colonel James R. O'Beirne, appointed Regis- ter ot Wills. MAKES HIS EXPENSES.—Jobn Morrissey makes $25,000 on bets that Hoffman would carry New York city by over 40,000 majority. This wi'l go tar towards paying his e!ection expenses. INTERNAL REVENUE.—The receipts trom this source to-day were $965,937.26. ss TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. ‘RAPHIO. | THE ELECTIONS. fies eee NEW JERSEY. The Congressional Delegati {Special to the Star.{ CAMDEN, N. J., Nov. 7.—The following mem- bers are elected to Congress from this Sta’ ist District, W. Moore, Republican: 2d District, W. A. Neweit, Republican, re-elected; 34 Dis. trict, C. Sitgraves, Democrat, re-elected; 4th District, John Hill, Republican, (A.J. Roger's District;) 5.b District, G. A. Halsey, Republi- can: being a Republican gain of two members: as the present delegation stands, two Repnbli- cans, three Democrats. (By Associated Press.} Newakk, Noy. 7.—Hill, (Repablican,) is elected over A. J. Rogers, the present repre- sentative, by about 4,500 majority, and 1 is be. lieved that Newell is re-elected in the 2d dis. triet. The Congressional delegation will stand Republicans 5, Democrats 1;a Republican gain of 2. NEW YORK. Republican Congressman Elected im 12th District. Hrpson, N. Y., Nov. 7.—Ketcham, (Repub. liean,) is elected to Congress in the 12th dis. trict by 1,800 majority. Fenton's Majority 12,970. New York, Nov. 7.—The World’s tables make Fenton's majority 12,970. * Miles O'Reilly Elected. New York, Nov. 7.—Charies G. Halpine, (Miles O’Reilly,) has been elected Register by 19,000 majority. . MISSOURI, [Special to The Star.) Sr. Lovurs, Nov.6.—The Republican county ticket is elected by about 250 majority. The Conservatives. elect2 out af 6 State Senators and 3 out of 4 Representatives, inclading fran- cis Blair who beats Branscomb about 150. Retarne from the ititerior are very meagre, but, so far, give a radical majority. Jefferson City, gives about 150 Rephblican bo 1b Fratkiin county aires about 500 Republi majority. Judge Newcomb is elected in the Second District by an overwhelming majority. 1LLINOIs. Cn1caGo, Nov. 7—1.30 a. m.—The returns from this eity are as yet incomplete. The Re- publican majority is aboat 5,000, a gain of 3,000. Ninety towns in different paris of the State, taide of Chicago, give Logan 12,100 majority. The retarns show Soyanticka gains, = indy. cate A majority in the State of over 40,0. Se pemaeatsclegaiion wahbreee he ae same as before. WISCONSIN. MILWAUKI®, Noy. 6.—In the Fourth Dis- trict, Eldridge, Dem., is re-elected by about 3,009 majority. The Fen Trials. TogonTo, Nov.7.—The Fenian trials have been laid over until to-murrow on: account of the witnesses being absent to attend the elec. tions in the States. Father Leper ig ae nce iy gd has determined to rai new le a application for @ new trial will also be made in the case of Col. Lynch. The Mayor of Quebee has received a num. ber of cable telegrams from England, empow- ering bim to draw money for the relief of the sufferers by the late fire. : Election at New Haven. NEW Haver, Oown., Nov.6.—The town elec. tion '>-day resulted in theelection of the Dem. octa.it ticket, with the exception of the iown clerk, who was ported by both the Repub. "8 OFganiziuons. The és s P} lican and vkineees' Democratic pluralit; 570. The Fenian Prisoners. ONTREAL, Nov. 7.—Mr. B. Deviin, an emi- lawyer here, has been by the ‘United States Government to defend the Fenian prisoners whose trials will commence in De- cember, prt SRC Se es | Redical Rejoicings at Albany. ALpany, Nov (7.—The Repubticans are fir- ing one hundred guns in honor of the re.elec- thon of Goy. Fentga. FROM TEXAS. | Message of Governor Threckmorton—His Views om the Condition of the Country. GatvEsTox, Noy. 6—Governor Tarock- moftoa Ras sent in @ special message to the L iature on the comdiuen of the couatry and Federal relations. He says that the true sentiments of eur people are misunders:ood by our Nortbera m. He denies with indig- Pauion the a-sertion ef politicians that we were im rebeilion, and that we do not desire toratien and upi that the Union men are im Ganger of aseassipation, and, withowt muili- tary protecdon, they could mot remain, aad that thousands are leaving. He asks the Legis- lature to pase «a resoivuiion to the effet that they solemnly piedge (ne State authorities to protect life and property without regard to 1 sentiment. He suggests that negro test:meny be ad- mitted in all cases, and recommends that taxes collected from negrees be applied to Lacir eda- cation. Alludipg to the President's telegram, he says be hopes the Legisiature wiii make ali iaws involving civil rights as complete as pos- sible, 8o a8 to extend equal and exact jusisee to all persons, withont regard to color. T ksgiving. Harrissuna, Nov. 7.—Governor Cartin bss appointed the 29th day of November as a day ot Thanksgiving. New York Markets. New York, Nov. 7.—Cotton dull. and 10a2) cents lower. Wheat and declined ta 2 cents. Corn unsettled, < with am ad- vance of 3a$ cents. Beef dull. Pork heavy. Lard quiet, Whisky steady. +2ce- —____ LOCAL NEWS. Tar NEaLe Case—In the Equity Court. a few days since, Judge Wylie made 4 decision in the case of B. J. Neale and Mary, bis wife, against John E. Neale. The bill in this case is brought to compel the defendant to deed a house and lotto Mary Neale, one of the com- plainants, on the ground tnat the lot was given to her betore marriage to promote the samr and in consideration thereof and taat ber money in consequence of this gilt was expeuded in the erection of the house now ow the lot aud occupied by the defendant. As previousty tated in the Sfar, there was a great amount of evidence taken on both sides After several days argument the decision of the court was reserved. The Court said there was much contradic- tion in the evidence, but there was none that the lot was ziven, as aileved in the bill, in con- sideration.of marriace: but the weizht of the testimony WAs that there was an agreement about the let—thatthe defendant presented it ASA marnage present. Thouzb the Court might at once dismiss the bill because the Flourdali proof did not sustain the allezations, yet there being equity in the ca.e, the Court would al- low the complainant's to amend their bill—tne Court being of the opinien that a trustee oucht to be appointed to hold the property for the benefit of Mrs. Neale, one of the complainants: but could make no decree as the case now stood. The Court allowed the complainants to the 15th instant to amend their bill, on the pay- ment of costs, which are quite Messrs. Kennedy and b! ants. and E.C. Morgan and fendants. , for compiain- Davide for de- -——_. Wricats Coat anv Hat.—Emma Kelly, colored, was arrested yesterday by officer Johnson, of the Second Ward, for the larceny of am overcoat and hat, the property of fawir M. Barr, from the boarding nouse of Mrs Gale, No. 213 Penn’a avenue. The accused was a servant ir the house. and carried the coatio the pawn office and obtained $5 0n it, representing tbata man named Wright seat it by her. In the afternoon she returned and beought the hat and said Mr. Wright stated tne money was not enough to pay his doctor's bill, for which be wanted it. The broker gaye her $3 more, tuking the har. The coat and nat were idgptitied by Mr. Barr. aud the accused failing to give apy clue toaid the capture of the man Wright, it was ecncluded that he was an imaginary individual, and Justice Morse} sent her to jail for court GRAND Lopce OF Mason Last evening, the annual meeting of this body was hela. when the following officers were re-elected — George C. Whiting, M. W. (irand Master, R. B. Donaldson, W. Deputy Grand Master, A. Glass, R. W. Senior Grand Warden; “A. T! Longley. R. W. Junior Grand Warden: N. ). Larner, R. W. Grand watery fi C. Cammack, Sr, R. W. Grand Treasurer; John Lockie, W_ Gwid Visitor and Lecturer: J. N. Coombs, Rey. W. Grand Chaplain; W. H. Oreutt, W. Grand Marshal; Chas. Hadaway. R. W. Grand Senior Deacen: H. V. Cole. KR. W. Grand Junior Deacon: Jos. Libbey, W. Grand Sword Bearer, J. H. Russell. W. Grand Pursnivant: James C. Dulin, D. B. Searle. W. Grand Stewards; L. Stoddard, W. Grand Tiler. —.-. ARREST OF TRE WANDERING MINSTREL. Affaire in Georgetown Tax Rupee Fuext—Aitbougt ibe harbor is Dotas fallef vessels a5 Bed seen I, the appearance of the mercan’ ses On Water *Tret 1s mack mere cheertal than tor some tome past. The entry and clearance of the reg ular steamers from and to therm ports ai WS ys causes an increase of Mtivity of the em pk yees ef the various companies And the mer- chants Teteiving and shipping goods, pat we butiness to-day appears to be of the trade with the dpterior, and its increase at the wharves is generally speedily tollewed by corresponding activity ther business forai- reset tbe to’ ‘There are no vessels entersd tom-bouse to-day, but there us an ber of yesseis in port not subject to entry or clear there Tae Oaval— Atrived The M wheat and pig iron, to Geo. Ware: beets. with coal, to Hom Co . 216.34 tons, Americ.) Co., 22° 10 tons De ted—The R. Becket, with merchandise, to Aft Lock 7 Chas. Ardioger, fich and salt, to 8 Mill, and 19 boats light LATING CORPORATION ORDINANORS Jobn Fuss was arrested yesterday by Sergeaat Soarman for selling itquor ander a license nor Approved by the Board of Police. Justice Buckey fined him $244. Conrad Walz wae arrested by officer Sherwood for selling liquor under a similar license, and was fined a like amopnt. Pealers onght to know tat though they have a license if 1 has not been approw by th« Board of Police they are liable to a fia- for selling Fioun anp GRaty Market —We notice the arrival -day of the canal boat Walsh, with flour and apples from Washington coun pA Md.,to George Waters. The demand for jour of all grades is increasing Holders are firm to last quctations. Transactions limited to (he local trade. Grain—No arrivals report- ed to-day. Demand acuve. No change ef prices iT. November 6th 13. —Da . Waskineron Gor Jona Shee, ed trator aforesaid bas,” dec . the with the spprovation Court of Washington county sforceaid. appointed Saturday. the Ist day of D wext, for the final settrement and dis tribution of the personal estate of said de- . wd of the aesets in band. as fares the same have been collected and turned into when and where ull the creditors and heirs of sald deceased are notified to atteud, with ther claims ane youched, or they may otherwise by lew excluded from all benefit in said de- ceased's estate: provided a copy of this order be ublished once @ week for three weeks im tho Bve- ulng Star previous to the said day. Test—Z_ 0. ROBBINS. no Sw" Register of Witis ¥ J. 0. McGUIEE & OO., Auctioneers. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF ONE STORY FRAME BOU WITH LOT. ON NAVY YARU trust. daly recorded, &e . we Y AFTERNOUN, Noveu ber léth. at { o'clock, on the pr L . in Square 546, fronting 50 feet on so! . tween ‘th and 6th streets east, and contains 4.100 square feet. Is improved by s one story Frame House, now weed as @ public school house Terms cash. Convereast at parchaser's cost, KS ADAMS, Fos WALSH. "{ Truster. JAMES O McGTIRE & 0O.. = __ lintel) Anctionces. B* M. kK WALSB & ©O., Aactionerrs No 250 Pa. a coruer 10th street HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE. STOV Dorion ‘OVES, &c..aT On THURSDAY MORNING, Ni 1 10 0 clock, we will well, in front fae we iad pet S-sortment of housebo'd resus. Washetands Mattresses Cane and ¥ ood-sext Ohatre and Rockers Feather Bolsters, Pillows d Blankets (ook end Parler Stoves. Olock Ava lerge assortment of Delf and Crockery Counters, &c. All of which will b@ fold to settle aco. abip, M.K WALSH & a _____ Auctie ¥ M. K. WALSH & OU, Ancti % No. 285 Pa av., corner 10th atreet PAWNEROKEBS SALE WALSH'S ANNUAL FALL 8 or FEITED PLEDG = sas On MONDAY AND TUESDA MOUENINGs. Nov 12th and 13th, at 10 6 clock a.m will sell atcar Anction - for cash, © iarge cellestion of Forte te) Plelzes, compriding in p: 0 te Bunting Case Gold Watches. Gold Chains Kings. Pins, Kar Rings, ac Watches, Silver Hunting Case Silver ns 2 Large and splendid assortment of Over, Frock and ress Coats. Panta, Vests. ac. 15 so eae Double and Single Barrel Guns and Hou E very fi ‘ Ladies Silk Dreseos — eParetoeeing Setico Dress, &c. 2 ik Vetvet Gent's Underclothing very fine Opera Glasses. Glaver’s ‘Diamonds, Sewing Ma cbines, Oil Paints af the Grpbans’ no?-d ‘Dertner v0 is <0 fine Chai M. K. WALSH 4 00O., Ancts. Officers Drane and Brospan arrested a man named John J. Ogen as a vagrant. night betore Jast, and took bim to the Fourth Ward station, where he was subsequently dismissed. Ogen isan eccentric looking individual, and ona small tin flute discourses most singularly sweet music to admiring crowds; and also telis the most wonderful stories, which may be briefly characterized as ‘‘whoppers.” He claims to be an unfortanate sailor, who by a fall from the mizzen truck of a ship broke both legs and hisrightarm. They were cut off, but subse. quently kg f ‘were readjusted, being put on by a surgeon of Bumkaki, with a celebrated paste of his manufacture, and are now as good as new. fit aa ta AN EXTENSIVE Business.— Yesterday, John Ross, & colored individual who roves in the second precinct, was arrested by Officer Crown for the my of & buffalo robe, and for as- sault and battery on the owner, Benj. Wood. Officer Mulloy also served warrants upon him tor attempting to steal a hog, and for assault and battery on the ownér, Olaiborn Madison Officer Crown also charged him with carrying concealed weapons, and with disorderly con- duct. Justice Walter sent him to jail for ceurt on each of the first four Charges, and fined nim $52 im the other two. eateaher ieey a ee MATRIMONIAL. eng friend, Mr. Jas G. Hollasd, of the Washington office of the Associated Press, this afternoon entered into an association of his own: the articles of agree- ment baying been executed by Rey. William Krebe, in McKendree Chapel, Mr. Holland and Miss Maggie Flenner being the parties to the perpetual contract. The ceremony was witnessed by a large number of friends, whose best wishes for the happiness of the new firm accompany it. redding tour of some days isthe t featuré of the covenant Si Sas Fatal AccipEnt.— Yesterday morning, as the train on the Orange and Aljexand¢ria Rail- read, bound South, was “slacking up” at Oat. Jett’s station, Capt. ‘ly, the conductor, jumped off, and was canght between the piat- form and track, rolled and fell on the track, the wheels cutting off both legs and his right arm. He lived tor about an bour, and bis re. mi were last evening brought to Alexan- dria, where he leayes a wife and several children. ——_o— RIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.—This morn- ing James H. Booth alias Martio, indieted for np assault and battery with intent to kill Oli- ver May, was convicted and sentenced to three zears im the Albany penitentiary. Adams for \efence. Edward Parker, indicted for the larceny of $130 from R. Cromelein, was convicted and sentenced toeighteen months in the peniien- at Alban: ; UBNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT —Containi. EF Stee rene 370 9th street, between Land New York avenue, Bo 7 eo3t* LE INquIRnIEa D COMMUNICATION A fi rebesewos “ healed re House.”’ sl be rt [-t iressed to the above. ro? Fok BENT—4& BRIOK BUUSE, containing no7-3t* poste WANTED—Two itiemen and ther iD wives desire wo ROOMS. vue ) ie Table Beara: with peiets anty ting terms, &. 600) K at. NM feby ey eg a iactBca Taig Lenchors Bots Ren! gin Giron oO rm ven 200 Penm. avanue, Washington, DO. DoT st" OR large BAMB Pee ay Sekt house" has been. repaired. w.th ' nove" FoR ABER ihe Srteeciine babe Shohs ae- iy wel nouse oo al oe, ice house, stabling, ta eraaae fa Bcc hte ar i — romania bi sees oy ye eS {wea JOUN FISTER URE oe Ra Fiera SUE rec ara PP BY, L, WALL & OY. Auctionsers. beige ev. ‘between Sth ‘and 10th ote. SALE OF HORSES, CABBIAGS, HARNESS, c.. @C. On SATURDAY MOBNING. November 10. at 10 o'clock, we will sell, at the Bazear,s number of Saddle, Carriage and Work Horses, @ fall descrip- tion at sale, comprising about— FIFTY HoRsgs. Many ‘Work, Saddie and Harness Horses, tn- tng @ Brown Horse. Verriage and Harnes-: | my ou ® geatioman having no further use as ss Aso, Therough bred Stallion. nine years old. Lao. large collection of New and Second band Boe- = Reckaways, ‘Carriages, Wagons, and otuer One new Jenny Lind Wagon, built ta this city. One Back and one Ovupee im good order. “ ALso. New and i Baddies, Car- &c., at private sate Second aBealar eaies daye, Tuesdays, Thursdeys, and urdays ) 4 Harness al te sale. Carriages and Harned ya LL oOo. eee. Bez (Alex. Gazette | Ppeorosars wOR Opazirs AND GRANITE — cations A vernoment a — ae ee seen st the architect » oftce of toe Capitol Extension ‘The work is to be performed ander the direction te Ec. Olark, and, with the materieis far- nigwed. is enbjcct to hie approval be Yomb to be finished within sixty days efter D. H. BUCEEB, Assistant Quartermaster poltt Brevet OF THE INTEBIO! D®**ENITED States Sig ets 0. ‘ASHING TO: On the petition of GEUBUE W berg, Il., for ited to him the jesued F, tember 11, 1860, 4 end again reissued Sep: days before set forth in writing, st Ewousy saya before must be FURNACES! FUBNAQBS! W.D. WYVILL has removed te 409 Ponnsyivs nis avenne, next to corner 4% street. Hoving s largely increased stock, he is prepared to sell cheap for cash every varicty of PABLOR, HEATING, AWDOOOKING STCVES. latest and most approved patterns. BSEXTON'S HEATERS for one and two stories put ap in the best manner early - WYVILL'S. = Ly 09 suingibeaiasiinen. noétw [Intel. & Eep.] bet. 4 and 6thets. ee eae a Bo 5-8" Opposi H ertablishmentes te we invite the at tention of parchaser WERE & BUVERIDOS, Bo 3-6L" Odd Fellows’ Heil, /th street. Fee ct ae ~~