Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1866, Page 1

THE EVENING R 18 PUBLISHED DAILY, (RXCEPT SUNDAY,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and 1162 street | BY W. D. WALLAOH. —_—o—- ‘The STAK is served by the carriers to their subscriters in the Uity and Distric at Tam (CEprs exe waxx. Copies at the counter, with ¥ withont wrappers, Two Uents each. Prios von MaiLiwe:—Three months, One ; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sont trom doy ees touger than pes Sor. ‘The WEEKLY STAR— published on Friday morning—One Doller and a Half @ Year. Eben + wig V-=, XXVIII. E DESIROUS OF # SKILL- bed Ph: en anid con ower Kichmend street, Baltimor be engagea 4 ony other city, by addresemg@s above. vo¢ 53 4m BLACK, LAMON & Oo. : tors Attorneys at-Lawés the Su) Sores et the Qniied States, the Ocurt of ‘Olaime, « \Gasonittove ef Oengress inte. aod Ta . Omer aon ath strect, (ditect7 opposite Wit- te! NOSE. . ATTORNEY-AT-LEW, Bo. 36 boulsiana » eane, steve ith street och ly. eal D OLUTHING, &o. n ‘AILOR, BHOHANT TAIL os E porte wi Netioge. “Chin fail tings. Chin chillos OR nd erel ecsortment Gents’ Pucnisl dag Goode” He hes also added to Lioistes ka aplesueed lot et fire: clase O thirg frees New Term, ef lo be bed besa? bs er] NT TAILOR. M. Hen Tienes ot th asa D strects, met the 11 © eam bis storeand inspect his new ton & gases, which he lap, rehased for the Pail and Winter Tead *HARDON. his associate, continuss to gi bis constant attention to the style and general end choice se yust wr ‘ance of all garments made at the estab- it. + derste chareee i our ‘weet work aad mr ‘ec 5 Im" bid set T motto S$ ee EWARD NSE STOUR OF SMERee efooK we§ MARBED BUWN e Per o— apg ee . Less Gert. Por Oca Jess then Ot. EVER again will you b wilt hr GRAN HEVSE aspin will goa bave the CEANU! 4 wiahin the next sixiy The goods must be sci ne) rdless of cost. We mean eae erate tectpouradves betere J.B. SMLPA, 460 7th street, op; posite Bost Crice, Washington, D. 0. oe lett ; J. HEIB) . 57 he aoe “i AND BeOS ¥T TAILOR, Metropolitan Hotel | ste Brown's, e 362° Peensy! renie ewceac my 1 Washingtor, 0. 0. DENTISi RY. B. E. LUURWUOD. 44 PENN. AVE Win snsert toomon el re < —] ete: Suis, 1808, ; Ds tzwre ¥42 to 200 bean. evenue, above. Great Liscovery im Teese Bxivaced Wishout Pain. All per pons ie oe fo extract, I would advice them to call at De. LEWIE's ofc: >, and beve them teken out. th inserted Gcld and Silver Plates. In should have Teeth. we bave redcced tl ie price very low, To be convinced of the fect, call aud sesfe: your- selves. Also, call and the) ew eudimyrev method of inserting ‘Tevih, spoon ann Penn’s svonno, betw. seu 12thecd Isth 3 B. LEWIE, . U. B., Dectiet, ten ie 2 ‘LOOMIS. M.D. a Pa'erics of | he MINERAL attends perron sity at ty. Many persc as wear these teeth who cagnot wear . there, sod no person can wear others wl o eansct wear “The Inventor PLATE TEET Bis office tm this these Persons calli ofice can b $ sccommoda- ted with any ety ad peice of Teet b they mey de- and : ire, but ie. ‘et ho =r pod wo fy4 t. cleanest, strongest and mos eb rocure,*he MINK BAL TEETH Arras. Booms in this city—No Penn’ & avenus. be- tween th and 1th sts. Also, 907 Arch acct, Phiiadelpbia. ect ly See STOVES, &e. PREPABE FUL WINTER, At BOYD'S, 4% oth streety between Dvend B. You eanget repairs for all kinds of @ce eaters: Furmaces. M celebrated BANGER for sale. Cooking and peyiee STV ES te cremt wasicty. cus ores es = = vey =a . or ‘eights an ener wats ys gue Sv2OBERT BOYD. 479 othetreet, bet. Demat’. eee Ss Se EXPRESS COMPANIES. DaMS EXPRESS OOMBANY, OFFICE 514 PENNA AVENUE. BRANCH OFFICE - 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVE UE, OP.°OSEE WILLARBS. oc 3-Im* GREAT EASTERN. SOBTHERN, WESTERN. AND SOUTHER BXPRBSS FORWARDERS. Merchandise. Money. and Vatnables of al! kings torwaraed with dispatch to all accessible » \ctioge i the country. COLLECTION OF NOTES, ABAFTS, anD BILLS Mace tn sceessible partso” be United States, ©. BONN, Agent. mb tf ‘ae@hington. D. 0 ;LOUR! BRED | SALTI!] A complete sasortment of ALL GRADES OF FLOUR, ‘ so which we solfeit the attention ef BAERS AND GROCEBS. BILL FEED, MEAL, BALED-HAY, aod al kinds of FEED at lowrates. GROUND ALUM, FINE. &nd TUBK’S ISLAND SALT for sale low f tb: cous iow B loteto sul! "wy M. @ALT avo. py :. oor yER MOSES BATES ° _T OOFFER 2 00. H COTTON PACTORS GENE. & Strict sttention given to are! end sale sigumenta, my wtf 4 AND WASHIKGTOM bh 74 AND STRING BANDS. Ht Room %> Intelligencer Hotiding, 6! Th st. bre i tay ee we __ 4 ‘oforother Str’ é Al KDIOAL EOWKS—Oslton s Haman Phystoio- Ahoy Draect’s Mocern Suraery stem of Surgery. Gray's’ Anatomy. the Beepiratoy e w edition. | Pia Practice of ‘ue. jateon’s Atkins Reece ‘Practice of Mei rowne's Bodice, edi 5 . Viagtteen neta eT oe ee Puakek TAYLOR. k oTABLISH HD Lpay. J. B. MoO! DEGGGIST AND paMiacre rer. ‘e403 ‘can a ar 5 . a PCRE NES. PERFUMEBRY, TOILET gb wD ETIOLES. ac., &c. octhiw KY BREAKVAST BAOCOM —Bright spare egal AT aat recel oes ‘or, Vermont av. and atzvet. PAs-®2 Vols FRANCAIS, OF De Yoo Speak Feecck © @cente Sprechen Sie Deatach; Or, Do > Speak German? 60 conta vd Es- Or To ¥ f co Teall tan? " smrtine: Pootiques. par }amar,ice; B, par Ke iJ rs Fee ae NOK FAT LOR. REMOVAL | DENTIST, | ae REMOVED from ies AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL THEATRE, (iate Grover’s,) ‘Pennsylvania avenge, néar Willards” Hotel Brarpinc & Bariay .-. Proprietors. J. KR BrackMas tage Maneger. rance of tha ‘eminent Tragedtan, Fon DW WetACK. Ja vaho will present for tha only time during this en- ment Lis powerfal impersonation of nee eG TH RLU the Tr: dy anewan| beautiful Dence by nate LLk Ab@USTA No Extra C' ¢ for seats secured in né¥ance, rs D .Ourcin will rise at quarter to3. | To-m wight Mr ALLAOK witli appear | ae SHY LOOK, im Shakspeares MERCEANT OF VENIORN a G®sP VOCAL AND INSTBUMEKTAL @ONCERT at METZEROTT HALL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12TH. MASTER RICH*D COKER ANT TROUPE. MBOS. K. DAVIES ‘ ; to anseu the people ef Warhington the Sones sot MAST RE CoRR) to this conntry after y smocessiai engagement tn England. io ¥ with the most renowned artists of the orld. Sis yeice has improved in power and flexibility. Diagram ‘or secured seats open at Metzerott’s Musis Store Saterday, 0th November no sth ING‘ FASHIONABLE DANCING ae FGA DEMY. Ae MABIN?'S ASSEMBLE BOOMS, E, between stb and 16th streets This “te Bow open for the recep- tion of puptie. jays aod bourse ef tuttion for young Indies, iatescoand mastirs. Tuesdays, S bursdays and Sat- urdays, StosSp m. Gentlemen's tiasses from 8 $e 10, same cvenings. N B— instruction given to sait the cou- venience of the puptl 8025 | cure N } | prers. 3.4. &B. P. ReRIS’ DANOING ACADEMY, Pennsylvania avenue, bet. éth and 7th ste.. Our Academy 1s now open for the recertien of Pupils. A 4 A chess is now forming on Wod- Oppasite Metropol tan Hotel. | wget afterzoon from 4% 6 e clock, for these ¥ ammot attend our regular classes Circulars B joe F. Ellis’ ead W, G. Metzerott & }o.'s Mu the hours jemy. it leason. se 10 le jc Stores. The Hat eas be rented fer Boirees, &c. on: Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Thu redar ernoens, from 340 5 o'Glock Bings. from® to 10 o'clock For fa informat! pply darin; tothe arter commen: fi EDUCATIONAL. tober triends and the puvle generally that she will reecive a few more PUPILS for fastruc Georgetown, DC. Terms mode 23 lm" ASHINGTON HIGH 8: Boys For Devs and Hours of Tuiru jasses. Tnosday and Thureday eve- 0” tuition, or address a net: M®s MLICE V. DALY respecttuily announces tion on the P at ker residence, No. 7 Ist at ods OOL 1 wiil open Sept. 10,1366, at room No 13.Colum- College Law Building, Sth st Applications may be made, at No 444 sth st. bet. Band F sts. Bev B13. WILLIARS#N. A.M. Principal. Bewry Srarson, A. M., Professor of Modern Lan. guages ec 13 im*™ N ER will open # SCHOOL for-Girlson the First of October. No 199 New Yorkeavenue, between 4th and Sth strects, T ST. TIMOTHY'S HALL. HE datics of this institution will be resamed on - 7.1868 For terms, &€.. see catalogne and circuier at the principal bookstores of this city, or edGresa the priucipar. an 3l E. PARSONS, Ostonville, Md. E*2ces RESTAURANT, 4 No. 385 Penna ai e, Dear Gtk street. iP EI CH wishes to inform hia friem: blic generally thatte now keeps cou ntly or hand OYSPEBS. fresh every ed tn every sty, WINESand LIGUO) andi im & trial. 4 Fc BALE—Three hundred cords of oe: GAK and PINE WO@D. For terms a: the subscr-ber }34 miles east of Benning” Bridge, mean 4 mil astof ae Shenier. eee. REMOVAL, J: P. DENNIS, COACHMAKERB, Begs leaxs to inform his customers and the public eneradly tet he bas REMOVED from fie old gland, on 6th street, to Nos. 293 ant 299 E street, between 13th aud lath streets, south side of Ponneylvania avenee Porite Grover's Thestre As bis fact teater thea in his old location, he can do rep: fag te all-its branches and build uew work as CREA? DURABLE. andinas GOOD STYLE as any Coashmeker inthe country. He hopes by em- ployigg bone but first class mechanics, anc using Rothiog batt the best material, together wath strict o business,te merit and reced’ yuNs! GUNS GUNSII! No. 4146*D STREBT! No. 414 DSTRANT! JOBN J, PEABODY, AND LOCKSMITA, And dealer in POWDER,£HOT, BALLS, PRROUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES, Of flac, Rowand Segond hand SHOTGUNS, which GUN I will cel besp as the cheapest for cash. Boo, deur ion paid te the repairing ef Gare, 0c! Also, BALL. HANGING 7 Beme: promptly stteusec to. ber the place. SIGN OF-THE BIG GUN. 416 Deweet, betw. (th and “th, north side ec ed Washington. ©. 0. etioneers, to all eales en- iven to out-door aud all descrip- ba’ Barasr for the » 95 Louisiana ave te jes of Houssbold Fura: - CP nemo (wens A ry o Orees, TriAges, between Sthand lth sts. [Int] oc 12-eclvt EPART! OF ‘DEB INTERIOR, i Dire abe CSE ky Coat ng under the act of sani he following de- alpha te yi ony © . ce v Sat a eda Wildekag in gas of act & Dew cert! or warrant! ¢ tenor will be reissued, {f mo valid objection should theu © 32,626. for 160 acres.isened under the act of h3 1855. in the name ef James @ Underhill, ang was granted Jaly il, 1856.—December 1, 1356: No. 24,256, for 88 ac: med under the act me of Daniel Milton, an 4 granted December 12th, 1831—December’ let, for 80 acres, isened under the act of ae Pome io oe nome of Daniel meepneny aod '. 1886—-December 196. for 160 acres, issued under the act of By ‘ch 5, 185, inthe name of Tamor, widow of & Benton,and w. ry just 4, ber 15, 1806 ee grauya Aug 4, 18356— No. 521, for 80 acres. iseued ander the act of September. 1850.in the mame of Spencer Wiley, end. wes granted April 30th, 1s¢ —December 22, No. 28.014. for 80 acres. issued under the act of March ca. 1585, in the name of Spemcer Wiley. and wer granted February sth, 186) Deventer st NO..10.18, for 160 acres, issued under the act of March 34, 1865.in the mame of Horace is Sod\was zrented December 56. tes Dees 46,703 acres of land, issned Mascnst Hao te the name of Kit jas avented January 24, 1856. J) 16-wiae 308, H. ' Fane ORREES Aaa pox, J setae a Leipaic, Dev $s te Uousulaires des Busts ritimpen., 1 yolame; Leipsic. De Clercq. et De es ide i 5 ‘ - ao dee Kap em 2 volume. Te Mo Tt ozs: recie des gee Diplomatt et Consulaires. 2 volumes: re And many other vi nable works on the on Maritime Law; onthe Lawes of ‘ar Commerce: and en ther branches ef rape oy Vita Sich wecell gt manetecturere’ er ce ee e lees which WeSSLEX it SHEPHERD © BROS 204% Pepnsylvenis avepne. eon pc 18 2w Near corner 1th streat. SPECIAL NOTIOES. un ee el tl with re “NIGHT BLOUMING CE Its popularity ie ©. entirely unprecedented, and has been #0 rapidly obtained, that seores of would- becempetiturs have sprang i ja its track. bat the notice they have gained. like their perfome, hes been unsatisfactory aud evanescent, Sold every where. e7 FORTY DROIS8 OF METOALF'S RHEU MATIO REMEDY contain asmach virtues forty borties of many other medicines, aud will instantly eaische, Neuralgia, &c. Try it. S C. FORD, Agent. SURELY, STEADILY, SUCCESSFULLY, SMOLANDER’S EXTRACT BUCKU Is CURING covery case of Kipwey DisuasB, Basematis™, GRavEL, Uninary Disonpems, WERAKNRss and Paine Ip the Back, Frmatx OomPLainrs and ‘TRoveLks arising from Bxcgsszs ov ant Kixv. OOME, YB AFFLIOTED! TRY SMOLANDER’S. TAKE NO OTHER BUCKD. Sold by all Apothecaries, Price 1. D. BARN ZS * OU., New York, and BARNES, WAEBD &00., New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH & ROGERS, Wholosale Draggists, Boston, Mase., General Agents, fed 10-19 A sopertor ToiLet 80a; prepared from refined Vue eTaBiey O1Le in combination with GLYCERIN 8 and especially designed for the nse of Lapizs, and the NURSERY. Its perfume is oxquisite, a washing properties unrivalled. For sie by all druggists. fo9-eoly TWO BAD OASES OF P RED BY DR eTRICKLAND’s PiLE REMEDY. Mr. Glass. of Janesville, Wise: 2 writes for the benent of ail who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight years with an aggra- vated case of Piles, aud bia brother was lischarged from the army as tucgrabie, (he being quite para- lyvea with the Piles ) Both these distreseing cases Sere cure with one bottle ot br. STRICKLAND'B PILE REMEDY, The recommendation of these ehtlemen. beside the daily testimonials received fy Ir Strickland, ought to convince these enfler- ing that the mostaggravated chrenic cases of Piles arc cured by Dr. Btrickiand’s Pile Remedy. Itis sold by Droselste everywhere. Sold by J. Ww. NAIRN & +, CHAS. OHBISTIANI, 371 Pa. Svenne and 562 Mh oc Bly ASUPEBIOR REMEDY. We can conscientiously recommend te those suf- fering from & distroming caugh, DK, STRIOK- LAND & MELLIFLUOOS GOUGH BALSAM, It gives rehef aimost instantaneous, and is with: z uot disagreeable to the taste here is no joubt butthe Mellifnous Cough Balsam is one of the best preparations iu we and is ail that its mis for ft ¢ have tried it during nd found relief from a mest dis- cough, Itis prepared by Dr. Strickland Spcamore street, Pedaned. Ohio. 38 and le b ata db AIRN & ce sine at WAITE'S Drog Otcr 8. CHRISTINA'S. 317 Pa. avenue HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER . has proved itselt to be the most perfect preparation for the hair ever offered to the public. It is. vegetable compound, and contains no in- Jurions properties whatever. It wit Bestoxe Gray Harr To iTs ORIGINAL Coron. It will keep the hair from falling out. J¢ clenuses the scalp, and makes the hair soft, t r 5 reon, old of young, shoald fail to ure it. Ir is RecomMENDED AND Uskp sy THE Finer MevicaL AvTHORITY Ask for Hail’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Be- newer, and take no other. R. HALL & 00., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. for sale by all Druggists. 3825-ToJly SECRET vi Es. Samanivan’s Givris the most certain, safe and efiectual remedy—indeed , the only vegetable dy ever discovered Curesin two to tour days, and ercury Only tem pills to At “ahope. and a friend te those who do Male packages, §2, fe- ‘Tan's Boot axp Hers J vices—A positive and perinanent eure fer Spybilis. Scrofala, Ulcers, Sores, Tetters. &c. Price $1 25 per bottle. Ford, Seeadvertisement. my & MABRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, of Warning and Instruction for Young Jeo, Diseases and Abuses Rich seseteare the vite ota ng sits Cee means ot rel! jy Poe free of charge in sealed letter envelopes. ress Dr.J_SKILLIN BROUGHTON, Heward Associa- tion. Philaéelp aug 13-8m BALLS, PARTIES, &e. TIN WAR. FIBST IN PEACE. AN Fist iN THE Be 78 OF” = 18 CUUNTBYMEA. First Grand Ball of the WASHINGTON 80CI to be given et'Temperanc: Hall, on E st., bet. th and 10th strrets, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. 1466. Tickets atop ocs | Goptieman and Ladies. This being.our firet renpectfully solicit the patronage which has fore been con ‘erred upon ue at our previ: tertainments by eur many friends aud the ic. Positively no im- proper persons ad mitt ‘uthe roam. Positively ho bats or caps. altowed fx the ball-room WH Volk, G Sincell, N Groney, CB Yob O Howard, Nott, HT Mcletosh, J 1Hil}, iE Lucas. RB Ward, -@ Baiver, M Keagon. H Threr. 08 4t* Our Motto +s ovr Nowe, Pleasure and Satisfaction our aun. < fens Sxconp GRanp BALL OF THE FRIENDSHIP ULUB, No. 1, te be given at TEMPABANOE Hac, E etreet, between vth aud loth, on THURSDAY, November #th, 1556. Tickets, $1, adpiitting a Gentleman and Ladies. Sy order COMMITTEE, no 6-3t* "DER VINEGAR, = 0” Co ined Vancan, cApeR Fin EG, B. ’ CIDER VINEGAR. Aa’ persons in want of PURE OIDEZ VINEGAR willdo well tocailand ¢xemine my stock before purchasing elaewhere. Gcoss delivered free .of charge, in sil parte of The oe D.C, * RILEY a. SHIN Union Bottli: it, 1(020-4m 87 Greene st., Georgetsan, D. PpcseoLd PORT W. I bave.received from the private known and honored ¢ttizen a 8h snd fret quality FORT WINS, © stoek of well- Bike ers wine has been Known to me several to upon persons suffering wiee ait! pee ncideat to the season have been very bene. ‘al. It isordered and recommended by physicigrg, Yar. af sod oun beodied on in fw? EOLOHELE, andit 4 OB 84 40,000 chelee, hardy, per- ES abiee ty waked es PARL' ieee ardy ‘recs planted in the full will grow and bloom Me planted im the spring, better next summer than if A JABDIN, Florist and Nureeryman. oc 20-1" c 1ath and M streets. . Boe wanat. BUOK WHEAT. é 10,000tbs. prime new BUCKWHEAT, just re- ceived and for sale by * BRAVANS & SHAW, At the Old Btand of Morrison, Shaw & Go., oc 6-30" \_ B street, bet, Uth and 12th. He HONEY Sine 3 1 am to-day recetving HONEY of the tinsst earance seit Sia? Sac N. W. BURCHELL, i Corner of Lith and F aoets under OK S.— Marcy's Thirty ¥ rmy ee A ‘Summer Heats by Gall Bh = . am rald. edited by Epos Sargent ‘ noler®. _ BANOK TAYLOR, BS BE FITC AL BSPATE AGENT, a rs $e Qt AS TIO OF MENTS tnd TUBE OF PROSEERS. as te the PURCHASE and SALE of Reai or i6-eolm* WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. TELEGRAMS, &e. Governor Swann was calied upon at his resi- core & traghtby alarge body of Coie y- tives. He made aspéech eompra’ulanng them on the ¥ Cory ob:aiped.and said the qnestion of the removal of the commissioners would now be settled by the courts. He said Jadge Bond would be held to astrict accountability for nis action. Bishop Joseph P. Wilmer was consecrated in New Orleans, yesterday,1s Bishop of Louisi- ana, in Christ Onereh, by Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont. a8 presiding bishop, as isted hy Hishops Green, of Mississipp. Wilmer, of Ala- bama, d Quintard. of Tennessee The Mishop of Georgia teing absent the sermon was preached by Bishop Hopkins. The Northwestern elevator, on the west side of the river at Oswego, N. ¥., and the larges; .in the city, having storage capacity of nearly bree bundred thosvud bushels, was destroyed by fire Tuesday night. There was stored in it hels of grain. The elevator was $150,000; insured for $90,000 A despaten from Victoria, Vancouve: Is- land, says the American bark Pacific, Sag Harbor, New York, was totally wrecked on Bebrivge’s Island July 3. All hands were saved. The Kussians treated the crew with the greatest kindness. The Georgia Senate has refused to consider the bill repealing the usury law. A bill has been introduced in the Mouse declaring con- tracts based ou slave labor nail. Governor Cox, of Ohio, has appointed the 20th day of November as a day of thanksgiv- ing. The State Convention of the Equal Rights League of colored men met in Indianapolis on Tuesday. The 22d inetant has been appointed asa day of bumilianen and prayer in Georgia. FENIAN TRIALS Conviction and Sentence of John Stevens. ‘The trial of the Fentan prisoners at Teronto Was proceedea with yesterday morning, and the usual crowd was in attendance. R. Mc- Kensie and J. Fleming appeared for the Amer- ican Goverment. Mr. Thurston, the American Consul, was in attendance, looking atter the interests of the prisoners, as he has been con- stantly since the beginning of the Fenian trials. Jobn Stevens was placed on trial. The pri- Soner was very deaf, and was allowed ta come within the enclosure. He bad nospecial coun- selreiained. John Starkwell was sworn, and testified that he saw the prisoner at Fort Erie carrying a rifle, and being very deaf, and not knowing the watchword, he was afraid of betng shot by the Fenian pickets. He left them and returned to Fort Erie. Several others tes- Ufled that they saw the prisoner armed with a rifle. Jobn Huga@es said he and the prisoner came to Buffalo seeking work, and they were engaged to go to Fort Erie to work on the Erie and Niagara railway, and were taken prison- ers by the Fenians James Smith was sworn, And testified that he keepsa tavern at Fort Erie, amd the prisoner stopped at the tavern on May 3ist, and the next morning the Fenians surrounded the house. Mr. McKenzie then addressed the jury; Hon. J. M. Cameron re- plied in behalf Of the Crown. The judge hay- ing summed up the case, the jury retired, and, ‘atter a short absence, returned a verdict of guilty. The prisoner was then senterced to be bung on the 13th of December. Dry Goods The election bas interfered with trade ma- terially, and rendered it quite dal; but a re- Vival is now apticipated. (roods bave serious- ly accumulated on hand unsold both in the interior and home markets, and prices are gen- erally weak. Brown shirtings and sheetings are very unsettled in price, even after a decline of 1 cent. The supply is on the increase. Bleached goods are also less brisk. The best grades alone are steady. Inferior are too abundant for steadiness. Heavy drills are in demand, and firm. Canton flannelenre steady. Stripes are doil. Tic are also in slight de- mand. Prints are very ipactive. Desirable styles are scarce and firm. All others are Ginghams are dul). Delaines are the st brisk. desirable styles are in too small supply for the demand. Prices are very firm. Joburge also are in lively demand. Fine shawls are very firmly heid, and are searce. Square plaid shawls of double colors are the favorites, Inferior 5 Aa are lower. Broad- cloths are inactive. The tine grades alone are wanted. Fancy cassimeres are dull, except for the few desirable styles. Prices of all others are neminal, Satinets are in moderate de- mand. Tweeds are dull. Fiannels are in moderate demand. Blankets active. Imported fabrics are dull ata decline. Desirable dress fabrics ure alone in demand, and aresustained in price. British and Continental stuff-goods have declined considerably. French silks, de- iaines, bombazines. merinos sell in very small lots, but only of fine qualities. Woolens are very inactive. Auction sales are very few, and prices show a@ falling off. A special sale of Parisian shawls brought, however, good prices.—N. 3". Independent. Financiat.—The New York money market continues easy at five per cent. for demand loans on stock collaterals, and four per cent. on Goyernments. . There is less demand trom stock brokers; but the requirements for dis- counts we beavier. There is a considerable accumutation of paper in the hands of brokers, and the rates are decidedly firmer Very choice sixty days’ paper ma’ pass at Sig per cen., but the ruling rate for prime four months’ notes is six per cent., and 6ya7 per cent. is the exceptional rate upon prime names. The Commercial of yesterday says:—Gold continues quiet, and is, upon the whole, weak. There is lese speculation than usual. Importers appear to have discovered that their eystem of ‘short” sales is of no ad- ‘ventage to them, and really helps to keep the premium higber than if left to its natural course. The stock market shows a general im- provement after the dullness attending the elections. Governments advanced. Tue New PoLick CoMMISSIONERS AND THE SgERI¥¥.—The Baltimore Sun of this morning says —Mesers.’ Young and Valiant, the police commiesioners recently appointed by Governor Swann, in place.of Messrs. Hindes and Wood, removed, together with Sheriff Wm. Thomso Temain in the city jail, from whence it is sup posed they wil bé brought this morning be. Sore Judge Bartol on the writof habeas corpus, ibe tbreetiays expiring to-day allewed by law jor makemg returo. Lt is uriderstood that Mr. Thomson. who bas been in bad health for.some iiane, has been Quite sick since his incarcera- hau. snd on Tuesday was so tllas to induce bie friends to advise him to giwe the required bail in order to secure bis release, but he reso- lusely refused, being determined to test to the tufiest the acthority by which he had been Flaced in lie present position. InpiaN OvTRAGES —Two men were latel killed by the Arapahoes, near Fert Buford. Colorado, twenty-four miles below Fort Hal- leck. Que handred and sixteen mules were recentiy stolen by the Indians, ten miles east of Juleeourg. The Cheyennes and Camanches have murdered five emigrants. captured a lot childrea 4nd herses and burned wagons. The Cheyenwges were dressed in uniforms, and had government arms and saddles. The ©aman- ches and Obeyennes are strong parties, and have em fifteen scalps and a boy and a girl prisoners. They ®ave several white children in their camps. A Fast Town.—General MeMackin, the founder of Pontotoc, Mississippi, gives the fol- lowing information about ihe first days of that ince: “In oue month after I Isid off the town, Told $20.00 worth of lots: “In two! montne 1 put up & hotel; goed log houses, with bricic mien to seccmmodate four hundred per- eqns ‘board and lodging; stable room and lots to accommodate four hundred horses. “In three mais ater ee oe town. there Were forty-five stores ‘ty-three groceties. Property changed hands the amount of $300,900per day for four years.” EmMIemation ron Texas.—The Dhaltanoons: (Tenn.) Union ct Taesdty last says: “Sul) another (Fain from this Kate to Texas passed through ®ere on Monday. lt was composed 0( twelve! Wagons, and about twenty-five men, women. aad children. We hear of three or four lies in this town who propose leaving for the same Statein a few days. It Texas is receiving ag any emigrants from other Fete tions of the conntry as sheis froni East Ten- nessee, ber vast prairies will svon be filled up.” * i Nie ee a cement @@ Peter Joseph Feriein. of St, Lonis, pub- Jishee the following Spouses ery ine ite — beila Férlgin alias. Belle Moore, wao Jef my bed and board now sd i! time, without cadse rovocation, will return to m¢é in t: weeks from date, the py ‘Will be sree. hart if mot, she need not me any longer her busband.\)> arrose a 8.8 N2. 4,267. THE ELECTIONS. ———.——_— NEW YORK. Nkw York, Nov. 7.—Peuton’s majority in Sebuyler qonnaty, 30; & gain of 109. Steuben county, 2.40" a gun of 100. Rennsselear county, 2,000; “A gain Of 2.200, Onondago county, 3,50, again of |, 0. Herkimer eoanty. 1,535, a gain of 3), St. Lawrence coanty, 7,500; a gain of {> . Saratoga county, 1.861; a gam of 650. Ulster county gives Hoffman 366; a Demo- crate h ai 450. Richmond county, 1,025: a 1 ¢ loss of 300. al Delegation. The tollowing are the members of Uongress elect: Ist district. Stephen Taber, re-elected Dem :2d, Demas Barnes, Dem.; id, John W Hunter, (sbortterm,) Dem., gain; William E Robinson, Consery Dero ; Sth, John Mo’ BE. Stewart, Conservativ; dier, re-elected, Dem.; sth, James Brooks, , Dem., gain; 9b, Fernando Wood, Dem., gain 10th, William H. Robertsom, Rep; lito, Chas. H. Van Wyck, » gain: 12th, Jonn HM Ketcham, re-elected, Rep.; 13tb. Joseph "H Torbill, Dem.; 14th, John V L. Prayn, Dem 15th, John A. Griswold, re-elected, Rep.; 16th Orange Ferris, Rep.; 17th, Calvin T. Halburd, Te-elected, Rep.; Sth, James M. Marwin, re- elecied, Rep.: 19th, William ©. Fields, Kep.; th. Addison H. Lajfin, re elected, Rep.; 21st, Roscoe Conkling, re-elected, Rep.; 22d, John ©. Churchill, Rep.; 23d, Dennis MeUarthy. Rep.; 24th, Theodore M Pomeroy, re-elected, Re 26th, William H. Kelsey, Rep.; 26th, Wilham S. Lincoln, Rep.; 27th, Hamilton Ward, re-elected, Rep ; 28th, Lewis Seyle, In- dependent Kep.; 29h, Burt Van Horna, re- elected, Rep.; 30th, James M. Humphre: elected, Rep.; 31st, Henry Van Aernam, re- elected, Rep. Republicans, 19; Democrats. MICHIGAN, Derrrorit, Nov. 7 —The Republicans elect the entire Congressional delegation m this State. Heaman's majority in the Ist district is 4,301; a Republican gain on the vote of 1864 of 2,400. In the 2d district Upson’s majority 1s 6.850; a gain of 2%). In the id district, Blatr’s majority is 3.28]- a gain of 607. Im the 4th district, as far as heard from, Ferry has 2.10) majority. In the Sth district, Trowbridge has 1,360 majority. In the 6th distri meagre returns give Driggs 200 majority. The Republicans gain largely throughoutthe State. In Wayne county, which includes Detroit city, they elect sheriff, prose- cuting attorney, and recorder, and gain two State senators and three representatives. The Common Council of Detroit stands -—Repub- licans, 10; Democrats, 9, and 1 workingman. The Republicans have gained feur members. WISOONSIN MILWavkikg, Noy. 6.—Gen. Halbert E. Paine, Rep., is certainly re elected tu Congress trom the first district. La Croasr, Wis, Noy. 6.—La Crosse city bas given & majority for the entire Republican ticket, ranging from 100 to 172, the highest ma- jority being for Gen. Washburn for Congress, and in large excess of Lincoln's majority. La Crosse county gives 50) Repuolican majority, being @ gain of over 2W. The La Crosse, a northwestern (6th) congressional district, has probably elected Gen. Cadwallader C. Wash- burn by over 5,4) majority. The Republican national, State, city and county tickets are triumphant beyond a doubt in every place within & hundred miles of La Crosse, on both sides of the Miesissippi. MARYLAND. BattiMore, Nov.7.—Returns trom Allegany county indicate that the Conservatives haye carried the legisiative ticket. The constituuonal amendment against the creation of the sinking fund for support of the public schools has been adopted. gain; ith, Jobn Fox 'y, Dem., 6th, Thomas 7th, John W. Chan- VERMONT. THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Buriincron, Nov. 6.—The second trial for member of Congress in this, the third district, took place to-day. The candidates are tne Hon. Worthington ©. Smith, ot St. Albans. Rep., the Hon. Asa O. Aldis, of St. Albans, con- sul at Nice. Rep. and Waldo Brigham, of Hyde Park, Dem. The vote will be 4.000 to 4.000 less than at the September election, when 15,000 votes were polled. We bave returns ap to 534 p. m. from the following towns, and they indicate a close vote between Smith and Aldis: Towns. Smith. Aldis. Brigham Burlington... 290 20 Sheiburn. . “4 u St. Albans - 436 219 195 MipnichT.—Further returns from this dis- trict indicate the election of Worthington © Smith. Rep., by a clear majority over Asa O. Aldis, bolting Republican. and Waldo Brig- ham, Dem. Upto this hour Smith has 2.449. Aldis, 1,271; and Brigham, 1,178. Goop Sryse.—The port, La, has an ide: ’ stout young men in the South, shameless bur- dens on the brawn and muscle of better men than themselves—worthless young men, who ride the laborer as the Old Man of the Sea fastened bimeelf on the back o: Sinbad the Sailor. It is time they are shaken off and com- pelled to sweat for themselves.” The Mobile Advertiser, in an article upon the same sub- ject, says that itis a waste of time to discuss coolie prcjects and European immigration projects. Lt thinks that the labor-supply prob- vem can only be solved by “the white folks rolling up their sleeves and going to work themselves.” EriscoraL.—The Piedmont Convention held their first session in the Episcopal Onurch of this town, commencing on last Wednesday. The ministers of the various parishes compos- ing the con vocation, Messrs. Walker, Andre ws, Kingsol ving, Cole and the rector of St. James’ Church, were in attendauce. and an interesting series of meetings were kepi up three times a day from the day of commencementon Wed- nesaay, until its close, Sunday. The puipit Was occupied on Saturday night and Sunday morning, ard again on Monday night by Rey Philip Slaughter. Mr. S. is nereafter to be as- sociated in the editorial conduct of the South- ern Churchman, published at Alexandria — Leesburg Mirror. THE ELECTION IN MARLBOROUGH, MD.—The Marlborough (Md.) Gazette of yesterday con- tains the following returns of the election there on the 6th instant: — «For Congress— Stone, Detmocrat, 150; Albert, Union, 3. For Comptroller — Leonard, Conservative, 111; Townebend, Democrat, 40; Brace, Union. 2. For Senate—Bowie. 147. For the House of Del- egnies—o. C. Magruder. jr., Democrat, 149; C. BK, Calvert, Democrat, 146; P. G. Grimes, Union, 5, Edward Magruder, Wnion, 2. For Constitutional Amendment, 146; against Uon- stitational Amendment, 5. The vote fell 73 short of the number registered.” CavGuT.—A tew nights ago, when on the Baltimore boat, in the Bay, a North Carolinian Was requested by a man representing himself 2s a son of a clergyman, tobe allowed to share Ris state room. t was granted; but in the night the clergyman’s son was detected taking uedue liperties with the North Caroliniau’s pockets. Inthe seuffie which ensued, the ear of the thief was cut off and he was finally se- cuved.— Norfolk Day Book. NottTue Neepie Gcn.— Why will not Euro- pean politicians ana statesmen learn that it Was bot the needle gun wbuh defeated Aust ia! Of the 55.000 killed, wounded, and missing in Benedex warmy, 30,000 were missing. This is one of the many symptom of the disconteut in the Austrian Emp) of the hostility between its varioustaces, and of their hatred alike of Austri.n despotism and Austrian oppression of the people. ‘ ee sen, Reet » #7 A Richmond parersays :—It is with deep Fegrot that we Jearn that Gen. Henry A. Wise is lyitig dangerously sick of the cholera at his .Fesidence—the old Marshall House—on the corner of Marshall and gth streets. He was ‘taken with the early stages of the on Saturaay, and it has not yet yielded to med- ical oe He is under the treatment of Dr. Haxall. - , &7From the corneref Main and Temple streets in this city, @ stone. could easily be thrown into five foxy old fellows’ harems, containing, altogether, a hundred ‘and sixty “wives” and two hundred and twenty cnil- dren, and costing not less then three millions of “tithing” (from their poor, priest-ridden very year, and sus- —itah Vidette, lied to be regisiered in New- ark, N. J, lant week and becoten w = “ig called bis naturalization papers, but what really proved to be a United States license n nor dealer. It was found that he really Foe ot, sharia, election on au- u ofthat paper, and thatict be: - dorebipentobthne ieaponten: re je, en GrowTi OF .—-A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazeue \- lauon of Cimetmnati at 210,000 In 1958 ea city contained put 16,000 inhabitants; Covingten Were petty villi: urbe were nothing: no railronds existed, and ‘urnpikes were unknown. EUROPE. (By the Atiantic Cable.) ENGLAND. Lexpon, Now 4areat Britaun has win- crawn ber legavion hom Saxony, thereby re- cognizing (be incorporation of this k wit Proesia. Lt is said preparation quietly in progress io Ireland to meet » pc ble rising “—o are RUBBIA St Perereacere, Nov. > —The Cvar of Ruesia bas formally recoguized the ilo-po- oar AUSTRIA Virwya. Nov ? —it ss reported that the Dm- peror of Austria bas resolved wo appoute Hungarian Ministry. CANDIA - 7—Itis stated the insa-reoe a bas ended. LONDON STOCK AND MONEY MARKEY. Loxpon, Nov. '—Noca —Consols opened at Ai Illinois Central ares. 77; Ere shares, SVS. Pive-twentie Loxvor, Nov vening —tilinois Ceatrat ane, 51, U OS. ive owenties € hNs . Meteor Shower. Mr. Alex. Herschel, recently gave a lecture st the Koyal Lustitution, “(mn the Shoot Stars of the year 1505-66, and on the Prodabily ty of the Cosmical Theory of their Origin.” He commenced by adverting to the probadiliiy es- tablished by Professor Newton, of Yale Col- Jege, United States, that m the curren: y¢ » 1866, prodigious flight of meteors. the mos! imposing of its kind, and visible over alarce area of earth's surface, will MAKe ils appear- rae oe for the last ime th the prese..t century—erther on the morning of the 1s:n, or on the 14th November.” The meteors should be especially looked for between midnight and sunrise, and may ve expected in greatest abundance between (hice and foura.m. “They proceed, with few ex- ceptions, from @ common centre in some par: ofthe Constellation Leo.” Mr. Herschel o»- serves that “between the I3th of October and the 12th ot November, during the years from A.D. 3 to 1*33, not less that thirteen great star showers have been recorded. They are separated from each ether by the third part of a century, or by some multiple of this period, and are periodical appearances of one grand meteoric shower, viz: that seen by Humbolot in 179% and by Olmstead im 1533. the star sbower expected to return tn the present year, and known the name of the greet November showe: ite contact with the earth takes place one day in the year as each of its principal returns. According to‘he exact calculations of Professor Newton, «ine next passage of the earth throuch the meteorie group will take place two hours after <unrje at Greenwich on the morning of the iitn of a November, 1866." A watch on the mor, of the 13th is recommended, “as the mo or greatest brightness rnay fall one day before the predicted time.” On the 13th of November, 1865, first class meteors were seen at Green- wich at the rate of 250 per hour, and she «max- imum display of the November meteors « pected in i866, is several hundred times grea:- er than that observed at Greqnwich on the 13th of November, iotS. Two hundred and forty thousand meteors are computed by Arago to have been visible above the horizon of Bos- ton on the morning of the !3th of November, sss.” The average height of shooting stars at the middle of their apparent paths is not quite size tvy_miles above the earth. Mr. Herschel points out a singular difference in the behavior of shooting stars and wrolites, oF meteoric stones. The meteoric stones most sresepany fall after mid-day, between noon and 9p. im.. while the shooting stars are most abundant after midnight; aud only one sione bas been known to fall on the With of Augrst or the Jath of November. when shooting stars 8re most numerous.—/ntellectual Observer. DeceDENT's bsvares.—In the Supreme Court of Connecticut there has recently been decided @ curious case. A man and his wife having been killed by @ railroad acciden™. the beirs ofeach brought suit and recovered $3,000 in each case. The money obiained for the death of the wife went to her heirs, and tne question before the Supreme Court was whether the $4,000 recovered by the deatbjof "he man should go to bis or his wife’s he She baving survived hima fe, hours, the conrt decided that the wife's heirs should have tne money. PoLisn EMiGrants.—Over fitty Polish emi- grants, who bave recently purchased Jands im Virginia, arrived at Fredericksburg a few days since, and proceeded to their new homes. Agricultural implements have preceded them. General Tochman who superintended + purchase, pro| colonizing some two 'bone sand more Poles m Virginia. The iands al- yY purchased bave been sold pa: * long dates, rendered necessary on account of the impoverished condition of the emigran’s. Beavty.—The popular notions of beau: differ. Tamerianes wife had no nose, yet was thought a beauty by ber friends, while a Venetian patrician with a small, insignificant nose Was Suppored to be too ugly to be Doge. Cieero admired a squinting eye, and Min: Was olten exbibited with a dusky complexion Some of the (reeks detested blue eyes, and by Various Artial meaps died them black. Han h- backs buve aleo been admired, the dorsal) curve being declared to be the line of bea » Rad ibe hump an orn: t Romance or Reat Lire.—A lamp trimmer in the United States navy, named Edward Lous, who was gg on the steamer Madawaska, at New York, lately ascertaioed by 8 foreign advertisement that he had become heir to $300,000 in gold, the title of Count, and an extensive estate. Louis, who is a young Hungarian, upon learning of his good for- tone, deserted from the navy, but is now at Washington, making an effor, secure a for- mal discharge from the service, having the as- sistance of the Austrian Embassador. SHockinG TRAGEDY.—At Des Moines, lowa, on Saturday morning, a Mrs. Gathrie cat the throat of her little babe, about one year old, in afitof temporary insanity. She had been sick for some weeks, and while her huebeod was momentisly absent did the deed with a razor. The father rescued the babe from ner grasp and ran to get assistance, and en nis re~ turn the mother was trying to cuther own throat with & carving knife. 1t appears from er subsequent remarks that she intended to kill all of her tourchildren. @7-The Mechanics’ Magazine, of Octover 20, says’ «We understand that Government has ordered one of 15-inch Rodman guns, with the impreved = shot and powder, from ‘ne United States. The gan will probably arrive in this country in five or six weeks, when we shall bope for & settlement of the question be- tween British and American ordnance, 8&7 Emigration to lows is immense. 87 Sweeney denies that Lynch is a Fenian S27} ugitive monks and nuns from Italy are settling in the Tyrol. 87 A cologne water factory has been stariea in Montgomery, Alabama. S27 A needle latch bas been invented in Eng- land. It is death to burgiars. 87 General N. B. Forrest, who killed a negro man some months ago, while tae Jatier was in the act of killing his wife, bas been tried acd acquitted. S7-A iad of 14 died in Taunton Ins: week from bard arink. S7 A lady in Lowell was divorced from ber husband at 10 8. m.,and married at 4p.m tbe same Cay. 7 --Baked possum and taters” is the feeti val dish of bon vivants at Atlanta, Ga. ®7-One of the reasons why animals take on fat faster in cold than hot weather, is te th of the nights, and hence the greater jet of the animals. » &7A colored preacher ot Virginia, onty years old, bas of eighty. §7~A robber in St. Lonis, closely pursned by a policeman, plunged into the riverand was drowned. s7 Insurance rates in the oil regions bave gone up out of sigbt. . iS just married a gushing beauty Ss The orange of Louisiana thjs year o« Pronoynced +4 gusdcent” : », Be According t a writer in the Laa*%, nervous cough) May be prevented by rv bing: prety: smartly the end of the nose wie ‘. ek. S7 An American carried the first lialien fiag into Venice after the elose of the inte War. Rie Austrians “growled”—the Italians “2a uted.” &7"A “Ho! For Brazil!’ meeting bas been called in Claiborne parish, Lousiana. Beer Boe in Claiborne parish. 2A mechanical horse will be exhibited at the great exhibition, which trots, gallops, Sins and prances after the most approved e. 87 The Bine Ridge Mountains are covered with snow, S7 idleness is hard work for these who are Lg used to it—and dull work jor those wno ara. &7A St. Lous school teacher has been ar- "gr The Patlesd (Or) Stoctinet Gon he (Cr) ckinet oy have reduced the number of site ee pags tp cave is @ little more chan was arsed for by operatives. oo Ean enya bowen bmn troth ant yy when a % m bave ee ph Pov oo when gue young.—Boston Post. G7 Carson Woolbridge. & negro. has per: Sentenced to be hung at Ones . Va. v4 ike Mh of December next. He commis a fem outrage Dpon a lady Tarp ERR Re ey nn a ET a NR SEES SEEN at eR REO RON TT NEN nee neni: Nene S IO en ESE EEE a en Nn NT Nn