The New York Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1867, Page 7

fegard to tho interests of the city. In one case NEW YORK HERALD,* FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1867.~TRIPLE SHEET. Kime ime casees| TELEGRAPHIC NEWS en East river dock is leased to a steamboat pests for twelve or fourteen hundred dol- lars a year, and the company occupy as much foomh ps they need and sub-let the remainder ‘@S thirty tncysand dollars e year. These jobs, We understand, will all be brokea ap by Gomptrotter Connolly. What is needed is the tion of a eufficienf sum of money to thoroughly repair or rebuild She docks, the advance of the rate of dockare to a ms @ufficient to enable the lessees te tents, the city dolng all the repairs The Property is worth nearly one hundred and fifty million dollars. It can be made to yield a farge revenue to the city by such means as we have suggested, and 1s too valuable to be put into the hands of a set of lobby speculators, even if backed up by the Citizens’ Association @nd the twaddle of all the other respectable old fogies In existence. Santa Ansa and Mexico. Poor old Santa Anna has been tried and sentenced to eight years’ banishment from his native land. The ancient leader of the Church party is again to retire to his lotty perch upon ‘the island oi St, Thomas and analyze the causes of his last failure to start a Mexican revolu- ‘tion. The truth is that there are no elements left in Mexico as a basis for revolutionary effort. The people are tired of the bloodshed ‘which the Church party has occasioned, and are now determined to inaugurate an ers of peace and prosperity. There are, however, some interests at work which are still inimical to Mexican stability, and these are the French wardebt and Maximilian loans. United they comprise two hundred and fitty millions of dollars. Louis Napoleon tried to foist Gen- eral Ortega into a transient power sufficiently long to have him sign a treaty acknowledging the intervention debts, but it was « miserable failure. The late Santa Anna move:nent was in the same direction, and also a failure. It speaks well for Mexican stability. As matters stand now Santa Anna may go to &t. Thomas or come to Staten Island, and, with his “honest Iago” secretary, commence new ploitings for Yevolution or for empire. At all events, the old Church champion has saved his body this time on the plea of imbecility ; next time we doubt if he will be so successful. CITY INTELLIGENCE, Tax Grocers axp Tea Cueras’ Earty CiomaG mvVE- ment.—The meeting of the Grocers, Tea Dealers and Clerks’ Early Closing Association, at the rooms 267 Bowery, last night, was largely attended and enthusiastic to its preceedings, A large number of names was adaed to the roils of the society, many of them being those of old and well knowa grocers and teadeaiers, The prin- cipal question discussed, and which occupicd nearly the entire evening, was tne naming of (tbe bour when the business of cach day should ve terminated. A resoiution which at the last meeting had been laid on the table, to be taken up at this, dzin< tho hour throucnout. the year at seven o’ck was read and adopted after Fans are devato and the offering of amenamenis plac- bs hd hour at cight in the summer muntis. avd seven he Winter season, &c. Tho time when the ciosing of mene as poren o'clock shall go into operst.on was oot adopted, and probably will not be for some time yet, It Was stated last night that many of the grocers and tea dealers ia ino, pad partof the city, particularly in Catharine stredl, &c., bad anticipated the action of the , and for the future will close at seveu o'clook every ‘evening in the week except Saturday, Oramxa Lecrort Berors Tar Sevens, Societies oF Mecaamos avn Trapeswey,— “Lights and Shades of Irish Character’ was the subject of an adaress delivered last evening by Mr. 5, M. Hewlett at the Cooper Institute, Deing the opening lecture of the usual annual series de- livored under the auspices of the General Society of Mechanics and Traiesmon of the city of New York. ‘The course for 1867-8 is comprised of seven lectures, ‘and among tho orators announced are the Rev. Dr. Cha- pao and Richard O’Gorman, Esq. A very numerous and leotual auditory was presout last even! fares fre juently greeted the speaker with bursts plause. = Hewlett treated his subject well and actintaariy: illustrating the pecoliar ety 4 Imsh people by allusions to agen whose vames have ittumined ‘o.and’s history and given to that people roong the- mations of the h. Among spoke particularly of Robert Emmet, Father Mauhew and Richard Brinsley Sheridap, on all of whom be lavished bigh praise tor the ubiiity and earnestness ed in their respective spheres of action. roverbial humor of tne es that convulsed the the The genial characteristics and Irishman he ‘i!ustrated b: house with laughcer, treduced ioto his lecture also a succinct bistory of Ireland trom the early Phcent- cian ora to the preseut time, and +poke very strongly of the wrongs to which its peopie had been subjectod under English rule. The lecturer occupied the platiorm for an bor and a bait, and at the close of his discourse was loudly appiauded. Leorcerix Aip or THe Worxixo Womrns’ Usios.— John B. Gough will deliver a lecture upon his favorite gubject, temperance, this evening, at the Cooper Insti- tute, The receipts aro for the soty charitable object of essistit the Workiag Womens’ ‘viective Union, of No, 41 lin street. Tam Cast or Mysteriovs Disal ox.—Mr, James E. Halsey, of 418 Broadway, is not the Mr. Haleey ‘whoao mysterious disappearance was noticed in yestor- day’s Hukaup. Nociue tothe later — has as et been discovered, aud the case remains still enveloped in ominous mystery. Tas Surcioe ov Ma, SmrELDs.—Coroner Schirmer yes- terday held an inquest at No, 363 West Thirty-sixth @ireet on the boly of John A. Shieids, who committed suicide by cutting his throat witha razor on Wednes- day, a8 already reported in the Heratp. The testimony oi Mrs, Shields wen: to show that her husband Lad beea depressed in spirits for months past; be locked himself fo his room, and while there cut his throat with a razor, Mra, Shicids hearing ® wois» endeavored to enter the room, but finding the dvor fast gave ao alnrin, when an oflicer came and crawled through the window. Life ‘was nearly extinct when he wastound, The jury found that deceased committed suicide while laboring under temporary aberration of mind. He was forty-three years of age and a native of this city, Fatat Rainoap Casvarty,—An inquest was yesterday held at No. 621 West Twenty-eighth street, by Coroner Schirmer, on the body of Joseph Maber, whose death from injuries received by being run over corner of ‘Thirty-second street and Eleveuth avenue by a milk ‘train of cars belonging to the Hudson River Raliroad Company bas already been reported in tho Merato. Seotamed Was a night wheebmen in the omploy of the company. The evidence tailed to show bow Muler was fun over, and the jury rendered a verdict of accidental death, Decoased was thirty-four years of age and a pa- tive of Ireiad. * Unvortuysrm Acormmeyt.—Frederick Anspake, ® caulker, aged forty-seven years and residing at 04 Divi- tion street, mot with a serious injury on the evening of election day while passing tbe corner of Rutgers and Cherry strects, Dir, Anspake fa su‘Tering from partial paralysis and can opy waik ipported by a cane. As be was slowly making his way aomeward @ party of excited tndividuals, fres4 from some political rendea- vous, hastily brushed past him, knoc! under-bim, and thus deprived of nis Jog-beut beneath him cq be fell pew iy fracturing the limb and sustaining a pumber o isevere contusions. Tho suleror was at ouce conveyed to his home and bis injuries temporarily atended to, Ls on yes he was (akon by hia (rieads to Bellevue Hos- pital for surgical treat Fracttexo His Taian. Yesterday Christopher Ferris was run over by aborse and wagon at tho corner of Pock slip and Water street, and had his thigh fractured, He was immediately cared for, and tea by officer ‘Nass, of the Second preciact, to the New York Hospital. Smntovs Accivent.—Last evening oficor Minnie, of the Fourteenth precinct, removed ® laborer named Bernard Quin, of No 10 Roosevelt street, to Bell Hospital, suffering from a compound reer of the leftieg. It ‘Quin was at work di cellar at tho corner o; Mott and Canal mreela, w the sides gave the unfor- Ts ng earti man, injuring bln ig the manner above stated. Sim patatien of the injured limb was, upon « careful examination, decided upon, in order to save Quin from a") serious poet ae Acothayt ix Hopeos Staeet,—Tate on Thursday even- ing Owen Moran, aged sixty-five years, whoresides at ed 244 West Thirtieth street, while attempting to get on pe | Eighth avenue cars at the corner of Chris- iopher as ani Hudson ®reeis, not Lapa a ped. and fell, whereby he sus' nel pen Westerfield, who Tappeseh io al Nag oaveyed syed the injared man to Batteves Hospital. ‘Accieny TO 4 MORRISANIAR. Yesterday officer Heb. poo of the raga precinct, bad an iron rail maau- name of ae James, 4 Morrisania, Saverel be absrty Ly ay ved fhe Sarnoe of Fourteenth pig and ‘tated avenue, FROM ALL PARTS OF THE Wo2LD. neonccocennnronecann ye | REVOLUTIONARY RIOTS IN ITALY. Psy fsir| French Troops Bngased Against Garibaldi. WAR MUNITIONS FOR TURKEY. NEWS FROM MEXICO AND HAYTI. RIOTOUS SCENES IN PORT AU PRINCE. Speech of the Governor General of Canada to the United Parliament. Proceedings of the Alabama Reconstruc- tion Convention. ITALY. Revolutionary Riots—Nerious Outbreak te Milan. Paro, Nov 7 1867. There bave been serious riots, incited by she party of action, in differeut parts of Italy, and particulariy at Milan, where it was found necessary to cali out the troops to quetl the disturbances, Many of the rioters were killed and wounded. ROME. Napoleon’s Future Policy Towards the Pope— His Holiness Against Hiegal Voting—No More Troops from Franco. Lowvox, Nov 7, 166% The London Times, in @ leading articic to-day, pre- diets that, sbouid Napoleon fail im bringing about a general conference of the European Powers to settie ihe Roman question, he will abandon the defencé of the temporal power of the Pope, and leave lialy free to decide upon the future position of Rome, Panis, Nov. 7, 1867. Information has been roceived from Rome that the Pontifical authorities intend to prosecute those citizens who voted in favor of union with Italy. The French government has made representations to the Pope, advising tim not to allow this purpose to be carried into eflect, The Moniteur to-day says that the embarkation of soldiers at Toulon has ceased, aad shat no more \roops will leave that port for lialy. The Battles With Garibaldi-Large French Force Eng Fuorence, Nov, 7, 1867. Additional accounts of the lass engagement near Romo have been received, During the battic on Sunday, Garibaidi brought into ection ten thousand men. At one time during the day the Papal troops wera beaten, and Garibaldi was gi ing ground, whea the French came up, and turned bis victory into a defeat, It ts now reported that the insurgents toat aught bundred killed and wounded, and two thousand were taken prisoners. Lonpox, Nov. 7, 1867, The Italians assert that five thousand French soidiers, under the command of General Pobleg, belonging to the division which first reached Rome, came to the assist- ance of the Papal forces during their last engagement with the insurgents, and the timely arrival of these reinforcements turned tho tide of battle and caused the dofeat of Garibaldi, Frorencr, Nov 7, 1867, Im the recent engagement near Monte Rotondo the Papal troops were badly beaten until the arrival of the Preach troops, when the tide of battle was iurued, FRANCE. The Bank Return Favorable Panis, Nov. 7—Evoning. The @nancial statement published on the Bourse re- Ports that the metailic reserve of the Bank of France has increared 100,000 tranca during the past week. GERMANY. National Progress Endorsed by the People— The Schleswig Towns the Zollverein, Berum, Nov, T—Evening. All the towns tn Schleswig-Holstein have joinea the Zoliverein, with the exception of Altona The election of deputies to the next Prassian Diet took place here to-day, All the success{ui candidates belong to the progressive party. TURKEY. Active War Preparations of the Sultan— Needle Guus, Rified rT and Knal- neering. ‘Sr. Perensnuna, Nov. 7, 1867. 1t is reported here on good authority that the Sultan of Turkey ‘s making wousual military preparations. In support of this report 1 is stated that 50,000 needie guns have recently been purchased by the Turkish War Department, while large shipments of rifled guns have been made to the Turkish forees in Asia, It 1s also known that the government bas veon restoring the cita- del, completing the wails and otherwise strengthening the fortifications of Kars, ENGLAND, The Rictons Movement Extending—Exeter Clty Quiet—A Number of Arrests Loxpos, Nov. 7—Noon, The disturbances caused by want of empioyment and searelty of food contiaue In Devonshire, Riots are reported at Torquay, Exmouth and other Places in the county. By the efforts of the authorities tho troubios at Exeter, the capital of the county, were suppressed, and the town is now quiet. Many of the rioters there are now ander arrest. ‘The official returns of the condition of the Bank of England show « decrease of £364,000 im the amount of bullion im its vaults since the last statement of Octo- ber 31. Tho London Times this morning has an ed!toriai on the Alabama claims, in which it comments with much ‘severity on tho last despatch on the subject addressed by Secretary Seward to Mr. Adame. The Life Guardsman, O'Doonel, who was shot and ‘badly wounded 10 this city by an unknown assassin died to-day from his injuries. Mancuesrar, Nov. 7, 1967. At the session of the Special Commission to.day the Counsel for the Crown abandoned the count of murder in the remafning indictments, and all the prisoners now untried wiil be proceeded against on the charge of mis- demeanor, ———— IRELAND. Tho State Church Commission of fnau. y. Lonvon, Nov, 7, 1867, A Royal Commission to inquire into the Protestant Churen Establishment tn Ireland has been appointed, with the Earl of Stanhope as chairman, EUROPEAN MARKETS, dane Manner. ye Nov, danaann ‘Tre Lospow 1ng.—Consols closed at 04 7-16 ~ sae securities es the following ratés:— faived Staves Staton see heer atin five-twent: is, 70%. mi, tee Erie’ Railway abares, = Pastnrent Borst, —! » Nov. 1—Even. oe bonds are quoted st 76 for the tesue Livanroot, Corton Marne?,—Lavmaroot, Nev. ‘1—Rven- ing.—The cotton market closed firm at the follow: ing authorized quotations ;—Middling uplands, 6)¢4, ; middling Orleans, 94. The sales of the day foot up VERPOOL, Basaverurrs Mancur.—Livenroot, Nov. ees 3d; wheat orm at 1Ts, for white and 13s. 0d. for red Western. Livenpoor, Nov, T— 7 pork, 72a; lard, 64 6d,; cheese, a. or oats and peas unchanged. save, Pxoocon Maarcer.—Iiverroot, Nov. 7— Sugar, 268. 64; rosin, 6a 3d. ae Eee ef petroleum, 3s, 2 Rew pin: le vei for rebarde fA -Loepo! EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. Disaster at Bxa.—Lonpox, Nov. 1, 1867, —Iptelit- onc a ‘ode, received nore imcbe fa XS P. Wow a: ip Av ‘rom ton for utta, dad Gismasted and other otherwise damaged at ine ‘auer MEXICO. Ganta Anna Rusticating—Juarez Successful— Mexicaa Loan in the Cuited States—The Troops Unpaid—Naval. Ravana, Nov, 7, 1967. General Santa Aana ia here. engaged in boying « farm. The steamer Georgia. from Vera Cruz on the Sist of October, has arrived. She ‘brings news from the Mexican capital to October 29. President Juarez bas been triumphaatly re elected. & commissioner has come on to negotiate a loan of twelve millions of dollars at Washington. Government has left the troops unpaid, anc has used four hundred thousand dollars for other pur- poses, The United States steamer Yantic is still out- side Tampico bar. A conducta of six hundred thousand dollars in specie had arrived at Vera Cruz. The steamer Wilmington, Captain Cote, sailed for Siea! and Vera Crez on the ith .nat. HAYTI. SPECIAL TELEGRAM T3 THE HERALS. Riotons Scenes in Port-au-Prince — The House of Assembly Mobbed—salnavo’s Ma- nouvres. Havana, Nov. 7, L8¢7. At Port-au-Prince’ on the night of the 12th of October the Assembly demanded of the Ministry that Leon Montes should be liberated, maintaining that he was unconstitutionally kept in yiinicrs at Cape Haytien. A mob of six thousand armed men aud women surrounded the House of Assembly, who, however, managed to make good their escape. The mob kept firing on the palace, cheering all the while for Sainave, at whose instigation they threatened to sack the city. Salnave is taking every measure to secure him- self {rp the permanent occupancy of the Presi- dontia! chair. CUBA. wAx TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Marine Intelligence. Havasa, Nov. 7, 1307 The United States steamer Columbia, Lieutenant Reed commanding, has sailed for Portland. The steamer Hero is coaling bere. after which she will sail for Key West and go into dry dock. The steamer Havana bas sailed for Charleston. _— THE PRESS TELEGRAM. sr Hendrik Hudsoa—shippi Havana, Nov t Ts6t, A Spanish war vesso! which went to the assistance of the Readrik Hudson bas succeecded ww tow:ng the til fated vesset into the harbor. The passengers and crew ‘wore all saved. Sugar Is steady at the prices ted yesterday, Exchange on Loudon is deciin: Bow quoted at 154% per cent premium; on Paris, 2 per cont premium; on New York ‘in currency) Grm st 25 per cent discount, in gold, tong sight, 6 per cont premium; short #ight, 7 per cent premium. Arrmved, Austrian corvette £:izabeth (rom New York. Saued, schooner Alert, for Yorks. CANADA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM 12 THE HERALD. Speech of the Governor General tothe United Partiament=The Dominton Extension, Ft- id Detence=A New Sta Point Orrawa, Ontario, Nov. 7, 1847, } 6 o'Clock P.M. f At threo P, M. to-day Hw Exceileucy the Governor General and quite proceeded to (he Senate and there took his seat,Qrhon (he Commons were summoned and on thetr appearing at the var of the House ne read, fret In Engiish, then with difficulty io French, the follow. ‘ng speech from the throne:— Floworanie GaxTieMen or Tae Ssvats, Gevtumwen or vim How ‘ommoxs—In ad: 1% You, the pariiae by ry representatives of the Dominion of Canada, rst time, I desire to give expression to my own pe feeling of gratification that it bas been my high faplee = to occupy an official position, whieh bas made it my daty Lo assist at every stop taken in the creacion of this great confederation, 1 congratuiate you on the legisiative sanction which as been given by tho Imperia! Parliament to the Act of Union, under the provisioos of which we aro now assembled, and which bas laid the foundation of a new nationality that | trust and believe wil. ere long, extend its bounds trom the Atlantic to the Pacitic ocean, In the discussions which preceded the introducty this measure in the Imperial Parliamont betwooa bers of her Majesty's Government on the one side, and the delegates who répresoated the provinces now united ‘on the other, it was apparent to ali those who took part in the conferences that, while ber Vajesty 's M. sidered and pressed the principles of union of great imperal interest, they allowed to the provin: cial representatives © {reedom im arranging th mode in which that principle should be applied. for your peopie, the Act oi by the Imperial Parliament, imposes upon you the right of reducing to practice the eysiem of the povern:nent which {t called into existence, of consolidating ita institutions, harmonizing its ad- ministrative details end of Soe such legi-lative tang as will secare constitution, in rospect novel, « fal and unprejudieed tral, With the design of e: hese objects, mea sures wil! be taen before you for the amendment and asimilation of benon lawe dow existing in the sovoral- provinces relating to currency, customs, excise and revenue goneraliy; for the adoption of one uniform for the proper mamagoment aud maia- nd properties of th public. moral minion ; for the adopti ‘8 woll considered scher bod for the affairs, and ilitia examination a1 ministration of lodian troduction of uniform laws respecting ents invention and discovery, the naturalization of aliens and tho assimilation of crimiusl laws and the law relating to bankruptcy and insolvency. A measure will also be submitted to you for the performance of the duty im- 6 Union act of oatal ayer; of the cane main the tion wae given a new EF po ore F prosperity, mae means ba the protection sreeaer mien enatee at ileges of Pare ment and aes eoubllemenens of iform laws relating to elections and the trial of comtroverted elections. shail be taid before you. Y i Gea thas have wrth such air of ee ftus eet he seal or 8 to yourselves a s worth mon 9 io the materia: advancement of tne people of THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Tho Canadian Cabinet. Orrawa, Nov. 1, 1867. Gon. Mr. TiMey has been appointed Minister of F:nance, and Mir, Rose offered the office of Miniter of cuaoma, ALABAMA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Recenetruc: « ention~Geugral pe Oilers the Delegates Some Sound Cou- servative Advice, m Monts, Nov. f, 2867, § o'Clock P M, The Convention did very little to-day. Rapier, col. Ored delegate, offered a resolution that the Convention memorialize Congress tc remove all political disabilities from auch disfranchised ¢:t:zens of Alabama « had ma- terially aided in the reconstruction of the State under the ian proposea by Congress; but it was laid on the sabie. = resolution that ibe Convention memoriahze Comgross to remove the tax on cotton was adopted. Genera! Pope was present during most of the session. fle was introduced to the Convention and made e brief epeecno. He congratulated the gates on their success: © the tate compaizn, and said that woilo be disclaimed 2Ly Porpose of dictaiog what (hey should do, he thought ‘ve might advise them io observe moderation ta counsel end vemperance tn action. THE PRESS TELEGRAM, Phe Yellow Fever No Longer Epidemic in Mobile. Mons, Nov. 7 1867. ‘The Board of Hoatth has procialmed the ye!low fever ‘@ 96 no ionger epidemic, and :t is probadly ale 10 visit sho sity. VIRGINIA. New Census of the Warde tn Richmond to Which Frauduleat Voiea Were Poiled. Ricamonp, Nov. 7, 1867. Gencral Schofie:d has consented tp asliow the mixed com: ion of Calted States officers and citizena ap- pointed vy the City Council so take the consua of wards @ which fraduient voting was iv aie MISSOURI. Convention of the Wostern Aseediatee Press at St. Louis. St, Lours, Nov. 7, 1867. The annual Convention of the Western Associated Press, which bas been to session bere for the past two days, closed its iabors this afternoon, after s harmonious and agreeabie roun.on. A large amount of business Was transacted, and measures were perfected for the ad- vancement of the interests of the Western presa, The following Board of Directors was elected for the eneuing year'—Joseph Medill, Richard Smith, Joha Knapp, W. W armsirong, Jona W. Foster, W. N, Hai- derman and & N Waker As she mooring of the Board of Directors hold subse- $es6:008 of tbe association, the fol- President; ¢ Prosiaent, PP. OW armstrong. Auditor Agenl. biecii, George B. Hicks, Generai ie Executive Commitee consisia of Josepa 4 Richard Smith, ht etive Fire in Sedalia. Smpatia, Nov, t, 1867 A fire broke out last night ip the grocery store of N, P Childs, on South Main sireet, which, with the adjoi tng stores, waa goon destroyed. Tho wind bei: she fire was diown across the street, and the store douse ot D. Philips, occupied by Strauss @ Gutt man, and al! the adjacent buildings, inciuding the McKissock House and the office of the independent Press, were consumed, The heaviest josers are-—Phillips & Groesbeck, dry goods; Wenson- Durg, tobacconist; Kiiner & Co., distillers; Childs, & Guttman, (clothiors; Laney & Lung- Crata & Co., grocers, Hali & Co., com- mismoo merchanw, and J. 0, 1 roprietor ‘of the icK ssock use, Tho loss is estimaied at Cr . $100. 006 10 $200,200, # large portion of which ts covered The Mercnants’ Union Express are heavy Dt. TENNESSEE. Color Bill im the Senate— tte on Now York Bauke=Tue Fever No Longer E; M tat erage! Mratrms, Now, 7, 1967, » The Senate to-day reconsidered the vote passing the bi prohibiting distinctions on account of coior by rail- roads im the conveyance of passengers A motion to amend, requiring roads to provide cars especially for cotored persona, was passed, Judge Join 3. Brien waa buried this afternoon. None of the courts wore in session. Intetiwence has been received yea that drafis pur. porting to bave been drawn by the F ional Bank of Mempbia on the Seventh and fied of Now York for considerabi trated £ the North, They are forge tional Bank having ao accounts with those banks The Board of Health met to day and passed resolutions deciaring tat the fevor oo longer exists, and inviting refugeds to return. SOUTH CAROLINA. The Municipal Geverament of Charleston, Cuanizstow, 8 C., Nov. 7, 1967. General Canby having suspended all municipal elec. tions, it i9 understood that th sent Mayor ai cil, Whose tine has not expired, will continue io LOUISIANA. The Schools of the Freedmen’s Bnrena in New Orieans Turned Over to the City Aus thorities—Organization: of King Cutler Uaion Party. New Onreavs, La., Nov. 7, 1967. All the colored schools in this city under the control of the Freedmen’s Bureau wore yesterday turned over to the charye of the Board of Public School Directors. The ‘transfer included teachers as well as pupils, the Board agresing to retain all teachers who prove thomselves competent apon examination. The furniture, books on apparatus were also turned over, ez Cutlor has organized tho Union party of Eestoaa! which promulgates th» platform of universal suffrage, universal amnesty, universal oducation and opposition to confiscation, Ting Now Orleans Timet and Kepublican bave beem chosen as the official orguns of the party. NORTH CAROLINA. Polttical Prospects—fescue of Wrecked Schooner Eva Abell. Wisminotox, N. ©, Nov. 7, 1867. ‘The Convention will be carried in this State, in conve. quence of a division among the conservative pross. The body will almost certainly be controlled by conservative ‘tine eohoonee Eva Abell, which was ashore F regen 4 on Now Inies bar, reached ber dock to-day. Her cargo 1s not damaged. PENNSYLVANIA. Running Horse Care on Sunday a Work of Necessity. Pataperrma, Nov. 7, 1967. ‘The Supreme Court, in banc at Pittaburg, bas given decision that the running of horse passonger cars — jecess: ind not forbidden ate Fieri pune Tne heciaion was pronounced by Judge Read, Justices Strong d Agnew dissenting. F ive tn Pitteburg. Prrtaavna, Nov. T, 1867. Mackeown Bros.’ oi! refinery, near this city, was to~ tally destroyed by fire last night The entire works, fogother with one thousand five hundred barrels of olf wore destroyed The = Saree Remeeet, at a, bagi Annee! Tithe and aman sawed Reddy was badly injared, The loss fs about $50,000, on wi! bere iano insurance, The of the Gre te uakno The the Sa Goneral vettle, they deing originating with the people, such The Veco ie Chey for eo Judiciary. the popetar wit ministry being Ser ae ean The following are the totals of the official canvass of ot and hs apeabertnoecit eat 8 time had come votes for the diferent candidates for judicial offices: — heartily in the desire OF TRB COURT OF APrEALa. ies Sie cen bent — "aad A letter was read from General ee ar Louis, ackaowled, et siag an invitation to ng bis searet at his pony Fed accept it and ina ao wake,” ti ofa Ba oak fits Koc dial Wattage Dxiter or augry discussion Upon this matter, and urging the cultivation of s kindly forbearing aad Eas gonsideration, All eae, cided ; there was ebip. If for the sake of bein, refer ta those holding differ Barrett, (Tam, Augustus L, Brown, (rep Eda Van Vorat, (rep. Thomas Stephenson, (Moz. George M. Curtin, (Tam, and A urtis, (Tam, 02, S Sone Ritterbaad, irep.)... . Ginnas L, Hearae, (dem. Un. yp. Susrsos followed, advocating in somewha’ csnaal Fiarme the advisability of the sropene rig | in the government of che Church, tn laity might be drawn nearer to the hare er eteed « is more closely and more bands got to for Christ, The Vote tor Secretary of Since. pelitak'y 7 pang paennty “analy McKean, Nelson, Fenton, The doxoi ‘was then sung, after whieh (he congregm om ee 2 eeree ee y Z NEW JERSEY. 1 iat is Newark. ama Accioayt on Tas Monnis anp Kesex Ranaote:—Ae accident occurred yesterday morning on the Morrie dad Essex Railroad whereby the Nves of many passengers wero jeopardized, The half-past ten o'clock Souttr Orange train om that road was thrown off the track a® the aand pits in East Newark, and the locomotive am@ cars were badly smashed. The train wae under fuih headway, and the locomotive ran off track acrosp the New Jersey Railroad wack, doing much damage, The passenger cars were badiy damaged, but luckily nev peraon was injured, except the baggage-master, who re- ceived several severe bruises, It is alleged shat the accident occurred through the negligence of a police BBB BBs 211188200111 £888) 881118) SES 16,619 man, who ha? becn arrested in consequence. Livingston, 6 towns. ae AxoTHER Svicipg.—A German, named August Voge Madison, 7 to - nau, who resided at No, 52 Norfolk street, comrsitted Monroe, 2 tow — suicide yesterday morning by ewallowing strychaime Foret, ohngdd Mmuyney aie About ten o’clock be visited the saloon of John Bohrrem 245 No, 127 South Orange avenue, and informed the propet- reg etor that he had taken poieon and bade him farowomt, 303 ae But hittle attention was paid to bis statements, as be had 237 go before made similar remarks. He left the saloon immes aie 400 , and was shortiy afterwards found dead on the 950 pa sidewalk. 1,042 = es a THE WEEKLY HZRALD. 2,300 EMP RNS ae - 4om Tho Cheapest! and Best Nowspaper ia the - 5 ntry. 8 are Tor Weeety Heratp : the present week, now ready, 450 — contains the very latest European News by the Cable up Schenectady, | tow: - 150 to the bour of pub‘ication; Telegraphic News from all Sohotaris. as arnt he Latest Election Returns; An Official Account a 500 of the Capture of Joif Davis; Mrs. Yelverton’s Love Lat- 1100 — ters; Our Washington Despatches; the Current Nows of Salers woke” ae hone the Woek, embodying all Interesting Political and Local Tihghsisas'ssadsacien» 1 546 pa Events; tho Fashions; Amusements; Varieties, Sciem- Tompikins, 5 towns 24 =_ tific, Artistic, Roligious and Literary Intelligence; Edt- poh ap’: ORD torial Articles on the prominent topics of the day; Owe Washingjoa. 800 = Sporting Record; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews of Wayne, 2 towns, 32 — the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Mar- wicnine a0 towas PENG blag ate kets; Financial and Commercial Jotelligence, and se Yates .... counts of ail important and interesting events of the wock, Texus,—Singlo subscription, $2; Three copies, $5: Total. ..ocescee ees 16 Democratic majority in above towns and counties, 483 Republican majority in the State in 1866........ 113;789 But fow returns were received yesterday of the vote in tho State, but the indications are that the democratic majority will be over forty thousand, Five copies, $8; Ten copies, $15. Single copes, Ave cents each, A limited number of advertisements im- serted im the Warkiy Hezatp. Kaldenbera’s Fine Neereckaume nt Ree duced prices. Repairing, balling, &¢. 3 Wall etreol, and The New York Legislature. No. 6 John street, up stairs. The returns received yesterday make but little alteration fn tho Legisisture from the figuess given in the Heat | GAR AIDA THATS MRSIOATEO SAAT ie how established fact that Guida and substances rubbed into skin are taken up by into the system as if t of yesterday moraing, Bolow wil! be found tho rosuit ay fae ag ascertaii We know, 1867 1866, gestion in the Ftomach, ‘or instance, that mer- ——1867.—-— = —1 Surial ointment rubbed upon, the surface of the body wilt Senate, Hyuse. Senate, produce ation in ag abort a period as if the quicksilver Democrats elected. 15 0 5 were tukea internally in the form of blue Repud. elected*... 17 oy at way—by absorputot tory properties of SOP rere the seat of a denigned asex which that preparation je Of the forest do Lol more cere Ve) of autumoa than does © Republican maj.. 2 Dem maj 12 Rep maj 22 * Including independent. Democratic majority on joint bailot tn 1867 Republican mayority on joimt ballot tn 18 Kiowehos, Discolorations gusting mples, Salt Kheam Rin hort every species of cutaneous affection, are perinal and rapidly eradicated by tie poweriul ex ent. GOUBAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, and his other rations, can be had at his old depot, 453 Broadway, and druggists, Massachusetts. Bostox, Nov. 7, 1867. The election returns from threo hundred aad sixteen towns, which 1s nearly the wholo Stato, give Governor Bullock 95,689; Adams, 68,862 Bullock's majority, 26,721, tverent Exposition, Pa NE Moss {sampanas, having - Os fhe drat grand god American The Kansas Election—Henvy Democratic Upiant vinte py the riienimony het of the te Gaines Throw, t State—Negro Suffrage | national i* distinctly classified Gre orderjof pees | over ‘aul'o rom’ ‘Amertenn exhibit more than four hundred pianos entered hope ge me early all the most celevrated manufacturers of = Nos, 109 and 11 East Fourteenth aires, 07 ciate tetas Hyen Mparkte Sa Defented by rae Majority. Leaveywortn, Kansas, Nov. 7, 1867. Fall returns bave as yet been received from but few coun ies; but all received show Loavy democratic gains, though the State will probably give a small republican majority. Atchison county, the home of Senator Pomeroy, which has heretofore been republican, gives a decided democratic majority. Doniphan county has elected three republican and two democratic representatives, Leavenworth city and — gives avout three hundred democratic majority; ine representatives this county will probably Reg Seven democrats and two re- publicans, No estimate can be made of the party division im the iwiature. The Bvening Pulldin (radical) says:—The returns in- dicate a republican victory in the Staio by reduced ma- | 1: jorities, and the defeat of the constitutional amendment | © ya considerably Jarger vote than was antcipated, Awl You w a Goo Light Savile 2 ites, - AIL'S, Noe Fulton stress. Av=—For Stylish and Elegant Hat G EsPé _ b street, ae EID, manufacturer, 118 Magnificent Sizht—Seen Only Once In Those sparking, flashing diam Ut it) meric, now on i Hotet. bition in Democratic Rejoicings in Pennsylvanin.. Pr RNY Landy, Writer: Por- Prrrsnvrc, Nov. 7, 1867. tuguese Falleved me tn one day, without t The domocrats of Pittsburg and Allegheny are rejoic- | Yeulance, like magic. rive $4 De. As wave ing over the New York election by firing one hundred Guns this avening; A.—The Married Woman's Private Medient ry Companion, b: 4 RICBAU, protects Democratic Kejoicings in New Hampshire. | lacy trom Coxcorn, N. H., Nov. 7, 1867. 129 Liberty a Tho democrats are fring a salute in the -tate House yard, and @ bonfire is burning tn front, A small proces sion is parading the streets, calling on prominent men of tho party, and firing a piece of artillery on their way, Hair, Dye.-The Host in the act Dye narimlese, eetlable, tustamear iets . Facwory Some of the residoaces are brilliantly t!luminated, Cristadare’s Fy. The Maat ver} Voursmours, Nov. 7, 1867, whit Whole ee No The democracy are Jubilant over th olections, and are out with a torchlighty of music, iuminations, Proot Soies Assorvane wt, Defiance Fire and Also Sideboard aud Parlor Murray street, Maryland. Bavtinons, Md, Nov, 7, 1867. Tho democratic majority fn th will reach nearly ii ve while i . : gains san eee. "OuNIN. O18 toontmng. Fur way pay supe “or article ta Russia Wh Fors. 8190 for a White sin 40,000, St. Mary's county gives 1,516 domocratic sores a ET TAR Tr . and 9 repub'iesn. Charis county gives 1,229 demo. | | Fireproof Snfes.—five Second Hand Safes, Crntic voles and 7 republican, Calvert county gives 689 | '% 690d order, for sale at Nu, 8 Cortlanal deuweratic votes, THE eet EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Frroitere at Heduced Prices t—To tp Ogeer 28 rediiee our stock. whi ry large and eb sock o‘lered at gr need proee cat Jes. ms | Mias! F 0. 638 Drowaway. —A Letter from remote of stir burg ‘yours to erect » Home ar Crippled Vetorang fend laviig passed a bill for thas purpose in. the New Fork Legislature, Incorporating some undied Of our best citizens ae direciors—bul uadae which bill no action has beea had from that time to thie—.. and Knowtng the great and crying necossrty of the ease, th shame of leaving our digs bled veterans to starve oF beg, The Subject of Lay Representation in Its Counciis=Mee in the Bediord str Charch. A mooting for the advancement cf the cause of Iay representation in the councils of the Methodist Kpiscopal church was hold last evening in the Bedford street | # Mothodist Episcopal charch, The mecting was numer- now, cordially endorse your ieee ously attended, it being found necossary to provide sents | have all the aid of my tongwo, pon iad in the aisles for the accommodation of tho large audi. | “YY Y4r® Q ence who filled every part of the church, George 0. Hill, the In Resamed i Gree Reynolds, Re on called thog potas yas poe EP bora order ab past seven, when hymn . pn eaEon SOPON commencing “Assembled at Thy great command’ fom a Pevzine Sauce.—<Delicious with Soapy, 4 teats, £6, was sung by the Associated Methodist Episcopal Choirs, ‘JOBN DUNCAN'S SONS, Agents for the Uolted Mae, | under the leadership of John Stephenson. Prayer was then offered up by the Kev. Dr, Foster, pastor of the Fourth street Mewnodist Episcopal chureb, after which the Rev, Dr. Evpr, of Chicago, was introduced, and spoke as follows:—He said the question of lay representation fa the councils of tho Methodist Episcopal church waa not eg one, but had been under consideration tor years. It bad been mixed up with other matters of pare ecclesiastical import, but was now happily under consideration apon its own merits alone, There wero three BR SEWING Maui a tie: raclle, Paris, 1367. ‘hi nae of Ronnene. <The Matter Kno: xrns Sey Of Fulton sree, in vaginh the choo of u ihe ry ayle of 33) Boadway, wilt objections which had been urged against ite recogni- | 4e., 10 various sty ail tion, via: —Firat, thas it wi scriptaral ; secondly, it was marnlaleed a ~ wh = h degrading to tbe ent cr. would be destructive of | wrers of the ay, Bnd totic the itinerancy ; and Whe likely to be aubdver- sive of Methodiat poly, He would not answer these Pegg ioe ae but simply point to the fact thas twice me betore the General nierence and receives Rs its cnvaces connderation, oe jn 1860, and exain tp 1864, and if the meinbers thoaght It opes to these objections they ought to have so deciarod; bul they have, on the cont ‘Ranounced their approval of ite Sete, ew ena wrwent Jagest publ eroeraly oat leunnaeees haps ‘ifiee and Saver abrgitmeeet a nny £ when the peor Ko ag ee The ant Sod Shae a ~ lb - en an Ys Pateut Woathor meri saclay Similar —apirit ; ot ee oa wei ate wae ot one " we! frown. UREN Ane foee uttered e86 objections, Numerous mn oe — Evtavor ot The enact ie t's nents ot ea compleg!on and cleery skin caer to all ee R sal sh xt Conandie a psc Would se have sald ‘thie | ‘One bot Ee re tural tonding to. a othe bo aoe daate Nront restores fool, ant teorebee polity of et ibe vouhels @ ibe ihe the ape oricets Seese = Ampatred conatita. raged srs salty ana Sat seed wormage Nr om any 4 of whieh ‘would be better weet Me Rd Sr ‘ret ngs all ore, =z than” mons; dub iat wan a water for the | BaToAMLOR'S, W Bo