The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1866, Page 1

: WHOLE NO. 11,027. EUROPE. Special Telegram to the New York Herald. CALIFORNIA. QUR SAN FRANCISCO CORRE SPONBENCE. Hespitalities Tendered Queen Emma--The Harber Fortifications of San Franciaco, &c. Baw FRaxcsoo, Oct. 10, 1866. QUEEN EMMA REVIEWS THE LIGHT ARTILLERY. On Saturday last her Majesty Queen Emma, at the in- vitation of Brigadier General French, Colonel of the Second Artillery, visited the Presidio to view the parade ana drill of light batteries A and M of that regiment, ‘The hour appointed was half-past cleven A. M., but it was half-past twelve P. M. before the royal party arrived on the ground, her Majesty having been taking a French breakfast, which meal {s generally long and rather heavy. Her delay was wondered at, for heretofore she bas been very punctual in all her appointments, As the royal carriages entered the enclosure the fag was ran up and a salute of twenty-one guns was fired by battery A, the Secoud Artillery band at the same time performed a national air, General French and staff rode forward to meet the Queen and accompanied her carriage to the position assigned for it, where the exercise could be geen to the greatest advantage, ‘THE PRERIDIO, The ground selected for the exercise 1s located between Fort and Black points, and forms part of the government reservation, Abouta mile back the land is high, but it slopes off gradually to the water of the bay and leaves a large space admirably adapted to the movement of a large body of troops. News by the Cable to Wednes- . day, November 7. Severe Defeats of the Candian Chris- tians, and the Insurrection Reported at an End. England Preparing for a Revolution in Ireland. THE DAY was most beautiful. Nothing could have been finer, ‘There was not a particle of fog, and the atmosphere was so clear that the most distant objects could be seen with wonderful distinctness. From (he position I oceupied on the rising ground, the view was very beautiful. On the left was Fort Point and the bigh land on tho northern shore of the Golden Gate; in front Mount Tamaatipas could be HUNGARY TO HAVE A-NATIONAL CABINET. The New Hospodar Acknowl- edged by the Czar. seen; on the right of this, Alcatraz, with its frowning eee batteries; and on the extreme right was the high land of Contra Cosia, with the peak of Moant Diablo showing THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT well above it. Black Polpt, with its tier of heavy guna, ' ‘and a portion of the city, were also included in the view, while the blue waters of the bay, sparkling in the sun- light and dotted with the white galls of many inward and outward bound craft, rendered @he whole scene one geldom looked upon in this vicinity, where so much thick weather shuts out an extended view of the locality. ‘There was just wind enough to render the temperature agreeable, and if the goneral had been allowed to select from ail the days in the year, he could not have chosen one better fitted in all respects for a display of his com- mand THE REVOLUTION IN CANDIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Three Severe Battles and Heavy Losses of +the Christians—Further Concessions Looked for from Turkey. CoxsrantinorLe, Nov. 7, 1866. _. Late advices have been received here from the svat of the insurrection in Candia, The official despatches etate that there had been three fights between the Turkish troops and the Christians at Geliada, THD SPECTATOR, As the drill was in a great measure a private affair, comparatively few spectators were present, General Halleck and a portion of his staff were on the ground» ed. but only as lookere on. The visitors genorally, Jadies ‘The insurgents sustained a very heavy loss in ki no | ud all, left their carriages and took the grocnd ‘for It, All the Sphakiot chiefs, thirty-three in number, * assuming all the attitudes usual to those who go on pic- nice inthe country. While waiting the Queen’s arrival * exercised power th coast of Crete, some forty- gor we the formed some choi Qbree miles from its western extremity, and who were engaged in the revolution, have submitted to the au- ) thority of the Turks. plained much provided the music was continued, wil be the new Gor pte Immediately after the Queen’s carriage had taken the of Candia. pon soctenet Sor k So meeruch which were in li * =o walk; iasep coon Weeder Matinibenas een and nasdia ae Pt Py py an The Insurrection Reported at an End. Jookers on.’ All the movements of light art were ‘ Lonpom, Nov. 7, 1808. | then bg ad cee J ie stated that the insurrection in Candia has ended. horses THE FENIAN REVOLUTION. Ragiand Preparing tor an Outbreak tn Ireland. j Lonvon, Nov. 7, 1968. 14 fe anid that preparations are quietly in progress in iy Boeland to meet a possible rising. RUSSIA. Fhe New Raler of Moldavia Recoguined by the Czar. 87. Puranasune, Nov. 7, 1866. iow __ Tae Cent of, Russia has formally recognised the Hos: | canine thee whave porformannos daring the Gril wan not peter the inet intrenng' of wha wwe saw. While the com- . wen See ers ipcenenta tar ae aha nae iT National Ministr: Appointed. it; when in battery and be quietly * Fa mer Tales Feation Inthe” par and locked ony ot toon sa the ta reported that the Emperor of Austria bas re. | S0m¢ Were Hmbered up he was ike an ee SAXONY. ile are "Bauer Mears upon haga the home of Mnglanad Achnewledges the Incerperation Was soengea, and tare than oe ofier and man of the with Prussia. ‘can give accounts of scenes more stir- Uinm, nov. ston | HRS eter hn Ss roy a beaeend ty 2 oes ? = a Sere tn aap coder y the four tucive-pounaer Bie squat fat "abst Frau tit ante Roe oti CHINA. Cccmrersamemrnereta: wee ont one of a party io up tee take them, if the arillery- Failure of Dent & Company. men Were not disposed to give them up, Loxpon, No. 7, 1806. THE RETURN, nicl weane . 3a teogram tote reports the tuiare of Menta Deot | At ne leer Sto tnt nat a & Company, of China, Majesty returned to the clay by the beach rod, seins an aie enabled view FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. © | ferrounding wenery. As Ihave before mated, she nexer The Londen Money Market. Lowpox, Nov. 7—Noon. Consols for money open at 80%; ited Btates five-twentier. Eis Central sbares. Railway. , i Lonpow, Nov, , Console for money 8934. a ee ee the Hawaiian Queen has been fitea tn the United States, ot ae over will doubtless be ® pleasant one, for 4amne Bank of Fugland recelved into ite vaults during | the Vanderbilt hne been. too well setsoned in the North fhe month evéing Friday gold to the valye of £049,000. | Atiantic to care much for any bad weather the Pacific Piacegar ete ig re | TT wie | wae er reserve notes there wee sl00 an increase of fications of tie harbor Leis Clon ther | 9656, 970. Mit:-—Alcatras, Fort Point, and’ Point San Jou: or Beach ‘The Liverpool Cotton a Point, Rvon with Ct arbor of an Franciaco ie Lrvearoot, Nov. 1—Noon. remarkably protect: ‘when ibe others market cotton Prices Lobos, Goat and the VJ mand — = agri i vgn [aeee Limmats ore duished, thie haroor wil realy be. 0a ae ler ede Gee eos alee pase te | cee Produce Mark ae oat fleot—even one of iron-clads ve. frpemtble ‘It ie the intention, 1 understand, 4 Stor. $-~Breniag, remove all the lighter thoee that formerly were ‘The tallow market is firm. Petroleum heavy. . and barbor defence, and MARINE INTELLIGENCE. E a i Quauxsrows, Nov. 7—Noon. 4 Cot orfaece, ‘The steamship City of Washington from New York write the harbor ‘abou fouched here to-day on her way to Liverpool. h TWE DAMASCUS AT FATHER POINT. Farnmn Port, Nov. 1, 1864, U beg my from Liverpool on the 25th, prigaieeteny oe of October, has arrived off jie Point, dem that the 4 ‘men cannot b&ent to the right place, } THE CHINA OUTWARD BOUND. wae gramay Come me cen trne aaa ip China sail foreuoon taking one povered ant twpaty three passengers for Liverpodl and twenty for Halifax, but no specie, That tight boalal, should aa emergency | Se none their ao re. Keep us one war footing, Mr. Sooretary ‘ave Feome of (ue Eastern peo- }. expats. ple should grow! at >. iw corvae Malacca, ‘birteen Q une, Ceentla LERMLATERE, captain tors rived at fictoria on the 6th last from | Mizepoeriis, Nov. 7, 1964. Ino. : oo roped a enor Fonnedy, atconpanied by Sir Jamas Dong- P te ieee ps i" x ParemeAy dy ey oT tne, Rear parairal 4 Hop. Joseps Denman and a num- Saal ta aover property ts null. Wek 00 citizens, iad round from ‘an oxeur- » Othe 224 inal. was appointed a day of humiliation and | sion Puget suad, Baving Vidited al! ow principal RAV AL APRAIRA Sawanes, Commando <be United States "PR ae OH Zrech tatereet te manifested in the result of the oo shirley waited on tho THANKSGIVING IN PENNSYLVANIA. Haanisners, Nov, 7, 1948, Governor Curtin has appoiuted the Jb of Nov ot day of thaskagiving DECISIONS IN SUPREME COBRT—CIRCUIT—PAR” |: \ Before Judge Barnard. Ried the sum of 900. EE hn tor NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1866. THE ELEOTIONS. NEW YORK. New York City. POR CORONER, The full vote of the city, except two districts :— Scbirmer. . Naumann. + 63,084 + Seitea Schirmer’s majority. .........csecececscareees 24,819 REGETER, Full vote of the city, except five districts:— Halpine’s majority........ THE STATE CONVENTION, The following is the result in this city in regard to the calling of 4 State Convention to amend and revise the constitution :— 3 Against the Convention. For the Convention, 45,680 85,450 Majority against it » 10,230 b-) a3 Gr Of 28 TP t tJ : 33 Counti 4 . 4 Albany. — 10,250 12,924 Allegany, — 6262 2.655 Broome, 3 — 4905 814d Cattars — 6,576 9,518 Cayuge — 7560 4,403 Chant — 8762 3,952 Chemung. — $307 S110 Chenango, 6 towns, . — 6569 4,021 Clinton. .......+ - — S486 3500 Columbia, 3 towns. _ 86 «4,906 =, 238 Cortlandt... . 842 — 4006 2.082 Delaware . = — 5838 4,206 Dutchess , 22 = 7300 6,503 Erie... #11 19,055 18,308 Essex, 1 town — 3229 2,163 Franklin. — 2863 1,469 Fulton and Hamilton — 2984 2,864 Geneseo... — 4,950 2,760 Greene, 4 town: — 8121 3,801 Herkimer, 1 town to hear SRO aR a 36 — 514 4173 Jeflerson, 2 towns...... 76 — 8603 5,813 aa W745 25,663 + 617 SI 2806 Livingston, 1 town..... 253 4000 3.535 Madison, 6 towns. +, 602 6221 37d Monroe, .. 1800 — WaT 9,075 Montgomer 80 — 3,090 3,900 — 46,604 96,210 78.587 730 — 4845 42977 500 — 120% 10,923 O17 — 11,023 8,007 1116 — B4GT 8,067 730 — 6820 6,606 — — 8760 2,442 Ot Siar Si tg " a 491,446 1,616 — 4 = 4,907 6,405 .2,000 — 9174 9,37 - = 1,020 1584 2886 - — 1428 ree 500 — 10,906 v3 881 — 5928 3 86 — 2,286 = ou 2888 4, 700 — 2570 1,490 sae — 2703 340 2,400 — 61 bo a1 4,327 = 2973 = 3,048 170 3,789 = 3,014 ~ — 4,509 8,006 ~ 366 6,968 dis m1 — 2447 162 _ — 626 _ = 117 13, we 2 ie Bias we — 3069 1,706 eee ces ae 926 960,557 361,264 noe os) NEW JERSEY. Neawanx, Nov. 7, 1606. 5 biican, is elected to Congress over Rogers by aig democrat, x slacted i the Second de Pmtapenrnia, Nov, 7, 1868. from the election ia Delaware are received. county gives 189 majority for Riddle, yajority. Re Nef county gives 921 democratic m: Buseox younly i not complete; bat enoash is known to ix yp, Somorratio majority In the State at 1,000—« gain of MICHIGAN. Dernorr, Mich., Nov. 7, 1868, Michigan elects (he entire republican G hg majority in the First district is 4, ® maj in the 8 are pubhean gain on cone of 1864 of 2,400, _ Inthe fecoua district Upson’s majority is 6,850, again 20. an Third district Blair's majority t* 3,281, a gain In the Foarth district, as far a heard from, Perry has ty. Tn the R district Trowbridge has 1,500 majority. a. Sixh district meagre returns give Driggs 2,000 mn iy. The republicans gain largely throughont the State, To Wayne county, which includes Detroit, elect the Sheriff, Preeculing Al and , and gain two State Senators and three jtalives, The Common Council of Detroit stands ten repnbil- cant, nine democ-ats and one workingman the repub- cans gain four members, MARYLAND. SPECIAL TELEGAAM TO THE WEW YORK HERALD, Speech by Governor Swann at Baltimore—ie Congratulates the Citizens ef Baltimore on the Result ef the Election in that Oly, Clataing it as a Justification and Enderee- ment of Hie Course. Baurraona, Nov, 1, 1968, ‘There is universal }@7 among the conservatives at the complete triumph they have gained af the election ia spite of the efforts of the radical party, One sees ‘pothing but shaking of haads and congratulations oe all sides, The radicals are quite crestfalien. As Governor ‘Swann was procesting along Baltimore street « Wile efier ten o'clock this morning, « large crowd collected around him, and, with loud cheers, accompanied him to the Exchango. The Governor entered the oflce of the Internal Revenue Department, and the crowd which soon Glled up the space between the Exchange and the Post Office clamored loudly for @ speech, cheering lustily for tbe Governor and groaning for Mayor Chapman end Judge Bond. Alter repeated calls the Governor ascended the staircase amid enthusiastic cheers and addressed the crowd in the foltowing terms:— In coming here thie morn! I did pot expect to be followed by #0 large a crowd of my fellow citizens, For the laet tro weeks I have been siruggling in the inier- ss of the constitation to secure the of Baltimore their joat righta men, I will say to you that the city of Baltimore and the conservatives, who constitute three-fourtls of (ie popu. lation, ve covered themselves with glory—(Loud cheers)—becanse have planted ves on the constitution and laws of their and bave goue through this exciting election without bloodshed and riot, Too much praise cannot be given them, (Loud cheers and calls for cheers for Tom Swann for United States Sen - ator, which were given.) I am © recognize that fact, and to give the citizens of Baltimore credit for it I am = proud to receive this ovation at the hands of men who have stood by the constitution (Loud cheers.) This contest % win. We have achieved a glorious victory, the news of which is going to the North, to the South, to the Kast and to the West—a victory that will prove to the whole country that we have beon opposed to the ‘asion of our Stato by extremists and rovolutionists, (Loud applause.) Wi have extracted frou the radicals themselves the admis sion that the Governor of the State stood by the law, Now, gentlemen, you have dene your duty and are now in the ascendancy, (Cheers,) The governmental control is iv your hands, and [ am sure you will not abuse the power intrusted to you by the pope The State will sustain you. The North, Youth, East and West will applaud you, and you will cover yoursely: with laurels that can never fade, You ha only been snpported by those who ence bird of yy on the lawa of the nt you have beeu prononnced loyal by the flat that bas gone forth from thetr own office, (Cremnendoud cheers. Calls for choers for Governor Swann, which were heartily Tesponded to.) And now, gentlemen, standing by the lag of our country, and by tho President, who is Strug- gling againet those who would involve’ the country in another c.vil war—(loud cheers for Audrew Johns: looking on the past, on plications that ba: - tracted and are convulsing the people of this great country, we ar to cadorae the principle of one of the great stat of this country, We will stand by that principle, if necessary, fall by 1tim—Union aud ber, now aud forever.’ (Tremendous cheering.) Afwr re ulations of the crowd ou the result of the oi nor retired into the Of the internal revente commissioners amid loud cheers. The Complexion of the Legislature. Raunmoan, Nov. 7, 1860. von nearly 200 contervative majority, ervailves more than two-thirds in Legislatare, “POLICY AND JUSTICE IN PUBLIC APP ATRS.” SPECIAL TiLEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, Lecture of Hov Suffrage tt of Jastice the Sout Eetablish Allegrany This giv both brandies of the ast Tarn nm Stnte Territorial Ge Nov. 7, 1800, Hon. George §. Bontwell delivered @ lecture In the Music Hall this evening on political matters, taking for his subject “Policy and J in Public AMuirs The first portion of bw address was given up to & noting of instaxces in this country and in the Old World of policy in government regardless of Justice and the injurious and fatal results attending ite use. From these experiences le thought that we should resolve that this goveruinent shonld not be re Constructed except on @ basis of absolute ju In the work of reconstruction he argued that th our elaswes of people to be cousidered, as the loval people of the Nor b, the rebels of the South and loyal whites and Diacks of that section of our try. The conatita- tional amendments which have been proposed by Con- grees protect the loyal people of the North ty reference to the eqaality there provided for in repre: sniation, and the security for the national debt and the exctasion of the rebel debt, In speaking of the rights of the black peoplo, which must be considered in the mat- tor of reconstraction, Mr. Bontweit raid that the pivot ee which the policy of justice must turn hereatter is ¢ Fight of the negro to vote, That murt he dewanded, in the South can only be broaght about ¥ the extension of the ceciive franchise, ithout suffrage there will be nothing but war and trouble, The white men of the South are together in secret organizations against the . There are two bitter anemies in the ‘only by the extension of the cleetive franchine This extenmon of the franchise divide ie sentiment é the Fl F President of unconstitational acta seca iy oviolating any of the lawn of. the land, the Teerter uptied that he should be arraigned. Fot the rpose A showing that tho President had violated ox. Bing ies ad that there wero charges against bim of grave fourlations, Mr. Houtwell cited two in- again, that bs bas appointed men to office who, at the session of Congress, were rejected by that bod; | A peed or the very eamo offices in which be had RI Execun ta we ‘ ate, Boutwell. iahis conclusion, predicted that if the repub- boca gi a ee ersal sufirage oa THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IN THE SOUTH. Tar Amesnarer rm Texas. —Iho San Antonia Theeas) Bepresa of October 1s(h, contains two communications Pecarding the comiitational amendment, both ¥ im a favorable light. From ove of them signed “ vate Citizen,” vo quote the following sensible views:— The second Stion is undoubtedly a great act of eruelty to (he may aspiring politicians, who do not heliove they ould sours the vote of Culley if Veft to bie Own Judgment, Who 8 sr numerous that a reduced re Presentation would of Deepsity : some of these of Place, but s0 far as (he Poole are concerned, who are pot ——_ be 4 ‘enor biack« allowed to vote on an equality with the intellige white population, a who care but Iitie whother they Sn teponontaed th stot Congress which they tried 50 hard (0 4 rid of, by three representatives or by five from the ‘ they may happen to rede, 1 The substance of the t who bave former! took an oath to Offered, saxieted in allowed the opportu der ron mn lar holding te off Congress, Thie is a office seekers, but ax this see mony with the principle that nloss specially relieved by y cro*!"’ in its application to wto be somewhat im har self preservation is the fret law of nator,’ aud as the writer \s of the opinion | that we would be better off Set of political hacks were ont Nittle y way if ail the present the way, he baw but a 16 this sects aud concindes that the Kouthern people are vot entirely adverse thereto first section defines the rights of citizens, to which Reither the writer nor the people have any objections. The fonrth section forbids the payment of the confede. 1@ debt and declares {i llegal. As the writer thinks, we are taxed onow 3 Iready, and as we faint objections, sufficient ty keep ap our honesty, be has no serious objec tomato this Ath and Inst eee ywer to enforce the other sev. thons, sh is & mutter of courre. The Galvesion Bulletin of October 24 comains the fol lowing: — Had the vietorious party come with feree « Would not the South have complied? How therefore, comply wits thie smendment, in i no banled voutteration, chon + Oni wisest slateemen of the South recognize these facts, and are coming to the conclusion to the best they can and not give the Stevens Bumner faction opportunity to exact sti heavier penaltion, After the adoption of this amendment, there = only one more requisite to presenta. tion. The lection of men who wore loyal ail through the war. This most be done as \t was in Tenmee The | CITY INTELLIGENCE. rancor at CHURCH MINOR ART SOUTH of the Clerionl Association of the Protestant Episoopal Church Missionary Amoclation waa held tm the Chureb of the Ascension, comer of Fifth avenue and Tenth street, yesterday, The attendance, both of clerical and lay delega as very targe. Among the former were Right Rev, Bishop Kasthurn, of fetta; Right Rev. iahop Lee, of Delawa: Bishop Vail, of Kansas, The'mevting was pi Mr, Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, After had been read and adopted the treasure was mitted, from which tl appegrs that th the last your awounied to $94,287, leaving 4 balance i 4 Alter transacting some further businems am wat took place unuit K at which addve Of Nevada: Right Key. bi of Maawachunetis, and Tyng, of this city. Ditanien Sovpiens AND Untox. Sauons OF mE Aumucan A meeting will be held at the Cooper Tnatitute tht : 10 have ‘lie inverest of ablet “‘deteaders of cur pation” at beart will attend he megiing, —* ‘Tue Moxvoany Revogr.—During the week ending last Saiurday there were thrée hundred and e'ghty nine deaths It ie to be hoped that the « t in this city, tneluding thoae that died Jn the public institu tions, Of thin number five were from cholera dnd thirty. five from other diarrhval dixcawem. tw bis weekly report in. the « rria states that the mortallt th than usual « I pe rive away, all infections 4 ‘Tu Arrkestices’ Linzany—Cowrertaren Rrwovas Tho Meck and Tradesmen’s Soetaty, the proprietors of Library, have of their institution to @ mor as many dvawhack ation of Lhe reader of the haud and the wiaire, Now that the an wonderfully ay prec Hobe to antage 01 Appr ume the rem hy hes tated 70 all point ind stveet, the Two of the guests of a wager on the reault of the he lover to wheel a barrow load of pumpkins Live times, in his stocking fee American lag. wh? declined to @ aitair will take place torday peat, Im Broadway, in the treet and Broadway, Tur Lare Siveon Duaran,——The direct cause of Mr Draper's death was not Bright's disease of the kidneys, ae of an intermittent fever, complicated vietonty of Canal 1, itt was by noftamitg Of the brate: Fouxp Duowxnn.—The body of an unknown man, re- y found In the water at the foot of pier No, 9, Rast river, was ieorived at the Morgue Jestarday, | The dectaned vas about Ove feet and ten Inches io height; age appar ; brown hair, he and ie overshirt, white undegphirt, blue eyor alls, gray vest, bine socks and brogans. AN Amanponen Ixvawr.—Mr. Willlam Pleld, residing at 1447 Woot Thirty fourth street, om ‘Tuesday night, dix- covered an infant about wo weeke old, under the stoop pf his residence The ite walSiwae sent. te the station house to be handed aver to iastoners ‘ublic Charities, No clue has been o of the mother. Srammina Arvuay is a Ran On Tuesday night » man pamed Joho Buckbee was by an acquaintance named Daniel Dutt, in a barre at No. 44 Bowery. it ap- peara Dull had asked the “crows YY Dy jag Buck 0, At (be seine time remarkhig + T shan's ask hat eon of &——=.'" Huckhee then siruck hyd with @ ene, whereupon Duft sprang ct him, Kuocking Ml dawn out knife, olunged it repeatedly into bie bat dwngerons panies. The barker Yented a probable murder f Dull decaimpe e woun om. if the recinet to remaina ln « orjtical condition. Pau Tuo «4 Paw or Li bi in'wife uhe had’ bien ony Baw Tyansatiastio Greawen.—The new North German Lloyds steamship Deutschland was yeaterday exhittied toa large party of invited questa, The following are her dime over all, 387 feet; breadth of beam, 4) feet; SS fent; ® meanirement). 1,450 tons tone ‘water dead on board, 18 feet "The fe divided into A Suen as fastened. The compartments, the bat heads fi land te brig rigged, she has two direct acting engiues of Py] Seine ory ited Sp with great elegance, Shs a . of the Tax Jovansymen GinpKne.—A statement published in regard to the journeymom gildere which, unless corrected, would the erat i city, with bat with the demand for an ad- cn OF & StkAMSHIP.—The sleameh'p Great Republic weer of & new line between San Francisco and take place at balf.past nine o'clock this morn 1h i sald she country ur furing over ue valiing iu paint of size the Master sailing Abip bearing (We same vane Lrerene on tHe Praamina —A lecture on (his eubject was Jes Hartley, before the h of the Young Men's Christian Assocation, The speaker @ avian f netent architectart. Aa intensely ti to (hewn mye er Averen ite: He rath Nore:.- the corner of I ening. Us min Berentnenth strmnt, wi larpaction of a number of and Palmer, the prop ough tprechos par elated in ren seven and eight o by ofteer Moors, of the wy buliding 198 Pub nth preeinet, in the fv pled by HW. Hermans jarahal wilt deme vy the on . Gama ged by weter slont $400, f4iIy inocred rr is freoce Sremet.At half pest twelve o clock thie morning ® Are coourred In the Uasement of Mo Bl Ayruce sirect, comupled by Kundahl @ Kruger a 0 lager beer salvo sod restaurant The portion of the Ponting’ on Willam, street tne. preity inach burnt out Fhe Sremen, however, ‘hept tne’ fire aowhned of the besmment The fumage aid te be tae of vot emp Jone about the store of OM * 4 not tanaged ’ ems Vie mo. ¢ will ran no risk# at present. In a few year’, when the excitemmnt of the past and present bave wabetded, when there ia not femore the restriction, and any man, even Mr. Davie May be elected to Congres “An o better than a pound of © hot be far better to tak ference, than in the fu’ to attempt ite car Diekering and further #irife has been en gen Tun New Onnoow Seaton Expowene tre Awrsowerr, — Beary W. Corbett, imtely elected United States Benator from Oregon, taade & speech at Portian’, on the Tet alt, in which be fully endorsed the Congreioual plan o restoration, FIRE IN AUGUSTA, Ga. Avaowra, Ga, Nev. 7, 1866 The Aliants Empire biock, owned by William Mart ham, containing six large stores, was destroyed by fre yemerday. CONSECRATION OF BISHOP WILMER AS BSHOP OF LOUISIANA. New Orneava, Nov. 7, 1840. Bishop Joseph consecrated to das nd Tobie, In Chiat church. fis wes copes: oy %, 5 in, of Me a ,> a La Td 4 ot Tentemee The grag k lm ng to four, Congrens will | ¢ ° Writ ie | r twelve font on Taredey night @ fire br f the building No. 141 Weet Ningisenth Kipp. bea r rive im thie ofty been eecared for him at Liestenant Ge this evening Quarters the Hoffman Heose. eee Sut. Thowrom, Now. 1, 180m. In the omit Detween the Goodyear Dente! Voleentte Company, of Borton, and) & White, of Charintown, dentin, 9% injunction was this morning grenied in (he United States Diatrict Court restraising aed White, on | pain of $10,090, from the furiber use o herd robber ex the base of artitietal toetts couse i CONTON HARBOR, oer, Bev 1, 1668. net Jars, from luverpens while coming 5 the ye ey oniNided with oe Ftd Rey, Captain Crowell, hemes for New caren ( Tinseed, hote io the sebooners that THE HARD 4 fi en Theer hose Ned with water he ths Balas tart Bentce, shore the vil bo pemped out oud reveires, _ PRICE _|WAS FOUR CENT 5 HINGTON. MONTHLY PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT, ty - Decrease of Nearly Twenty Million Dollars, THE MEXICAN MISSION.” Preparations for the Departure of Minister Campbell and General Sherman. ke. de. &eo. Wasniwatow, Nov, 7, 1866 The Pablic Debt Statement. The following iy the statement of the public debi of the United tater on Noyember 1, 1860:— DENT REARING CORN INTRRRAT, Five per cent. boods,.... os Six per cent bonds of 1867 and 1868, Six per cont, bonds of 181, Rix por cent. 5.20 bonds Navy Pension Fund Total debt bearing coin interest, 525 «+++ $,38BS, 608,861 PET PAG CORURNOY IT RANR, Six per cent, bonds 7 Three years’ compound jnterent vot Three yearn’ 7.80 notes... " wie, ‘Total debt bearing currency interest $552,408.40 Matured debt not presented for payment 86, DENT WAKING NO INTERME, United States noton $500, 198,788 Fractional “he < 27,698,010 Gold cert Of dopoutt, oo... .ceeeee 10 596,980 Total Total debt, i AMOUNT IN THRAHURY Coin, ...., sos $90,418,018 Carvency,....4. ae 80 918,042 Total «soo, $100, 920,000 Amount t loos cash in (he Treawury. . §2,601,810,008 The foregoing im # correct statement of the public debt as appears from the books and Treasurer's returns in the Department on the Lat of November, 1866. HUGH MCCULLOCH, Secretary of the Troasury. Preparations for the Departure of Minister Campbell aud General Sherman tor Mextee, On Satarday last Senor Romero, the Mexican Minister, {a telegraphic dispatch to President Juarez notifying him that Hon, L. D. Campbell, the Umited States Miniter to Mexico, and Lieutenant Genoral W. T. Sherman would arrive at Vera Crug within fortuight, Mr. Campbell ip expected bere tonight, and will await the arrival of Lieutenant General Sherman, who will probably reach bere lo-morrow, They will then bave au interview with the President, General Grant and the Becretary of War, and receive their final instructions, after which they will depart immediately for New York. Mr. Campbell 416 bot contemplate leaving Obie for thie city for several days yet, but Secretary Seward telegraphed him thet he must be in readiness to pail on the 10th test. from New York, as the United States steumer Susquehanna f# to be ready for her voyage on that dete. General Sherman goes to Mexico, it te am derstood, to remain there only until the Juares govern- ment i# once more completely re-established, so that ip care it should be found necessary to use United States troupe to enforce the supremacy of the Mexican republie, an officer may be present of #ulfictent prominence te order the entrance of United States troops into Mexiee, and to direct their movements when there, The latest advices received by the government from Mexteo are of such a nature as to lead to the belief that Genera! ther man will pot be called upon to exercise the authority ‘with which he is vested; but his pressace there, end (be object of 1t being Known, will serve as an effectual chee, it @ thought, upon those who might otherwise be die pored to resist the resssumption of ibe government by President Juarés. Edward Lee Mumb, of New York, bes beep appointed by the President Secretary of Legation to Mexico. MP. Plumb received the copfirmation of hie eppotntment te- day, and will ray for New Yor thie evening. ‘The Safety of Passengers on Beard of Veasels. 6 at its last seanion hav’ the That ll aeagulag vessels carrying ant Witsbeats recived ty ew ony with = ante The following Las just been lesued, addressed to of- cers of cuntome:— ing pa. ther 40 provide (or the eafety, ne on board of vessels, hey aie wy as follows — Tyke ana ahs oi th amen 3 under tobe Tasasony Derarrucey, W, vee of ms, 1804, mection of which le "iuay be Krwered inte the water Your attention is called to the pame, with the request that you will bring it to (he potioe of whip owners and Others inierested and Impress upon Use the hnportanee with ite provisions Met LLOCH, Hecrotary of the Treasury. Depaty Marshal of Washington. General Oliver P. Gooding, of Indiana, has been ep pointed by the President Deputy Marshal to @Il the varancy oceamoned by the appolutment of Colonel J. O'Beirne as Regiator of Willa tm Unie city. Thet cite Rattrona, Goneral J. A. Kunp wited “alee army, I'resident of tue Board of Commintoneors of the Uniow Proifie Rai. road wert from Omaha and ite branches, hae just sub. mitted to the Secretary of the imteriar the Commision. port on th hth sectoe of thirty mies of the teoding from the two 4 and fortieth to the of comply tog “ two hundred end ceventioth | The report repre. penta the sertion comple ped an 0 fret clase railroad, and wae yert 4 by the Beoretery of the Interior to the President, with the recommenda tion thet the section be aseepied, and the bende aad patents for iaod due th w peny be \erurd agreeably to law, which at once reenived (he approval and onder gf the Preméent Pereonal. Major General HK & Canby wae expected bere by the eleven o'clock train from Meltimore, tut he 414 not errive He will leave thet ony to morrow, bie pre ence there being Bo longer required for some weeks yak bewn Ailing oot et the Mery Vaoe, Brooklyn, for the warpost of jotning the West Indio vat Palmer bas had her original ntpeiotiy changed On Rate ond Oy ee ieee, Me Compbatl, o Maree A inrge fore wes imme. +) ng tet provinoning (be veneal fog A Or On pr eendemiat ? short apace ot 4 in rontiores Late on inet Banday neon she left the Navy lard aud Arn aoe 10 cam: Werrery tthe embarkation of the * sole he 10 probebty ead for Vers Ores le @ s ope donee, te tee ane ae ve Jeeieen «ome of ——— 7 Aveo end Etq@ert E Prewme MoM ore zy Lietancant Onnmaamhons Popon RT Meow Paced Aerdtaed fury « Pewker sod Jamag ieee Acai ai et me og Third Ansataate, Fovronnatt Rip, hear on aber Menry V, Ronen es sedoane 6 fret o wong te Kew Yorn for vhee bod Rodent oe het