The New York Herald Newspaper, November 22, 1867, Page 7

Yor misconduct agsinst the “ins,” end declare ‘themselves to be the disinterested champions the misused stockholders. According to accounts the affairs of the company are {&t present in the clutches of a “ring,” and ‘their efforts are directed towards the destruc- tion of this insatiable monster. Well, évery stock company in existence may be said to be run bys “ring.” Railroads, steamships, banks, insurance companies, mining ‘companies, and all associations under the management of boards of directors, are certain to find a greater or less number of such direc- tors bound together in the magic circle of 3 “ring.” These rings may not all be as deeti- tute of conscience and honesty as are the notorious municipal rings of New York city, some of them being only formed to perpetuate he authority and to gratify the small ambition ofa lot of highly respectable, well brushed and closely shaved gentlemen, who are aitached to the comfortable easy chairs and im- posing dignity of a directors’ room, and ‘therefore not productive of any great amount of injustice or injury to any party. In the case ot the Pacific Mail Steamship line, if: the @ffairs of the company have been run by a “ring,” they have certainly been at the same time managed in a muinner to yield a large Profit to the stockholiers. The “outs,” who are sp anxious to be “ins,” feel bound, bow- ever, to break up tpis. “ring,” to smash this machine, and to take the affairs of the com- pany under ther own control. They are re- formers, liberals, des ructives—all things that “outs” generally are, It is just possibie that if elected, they would carry out all their pro- fessions and ruthlessly destroy the terrible ring. But again, it. is just possible that, if successful, they would follow the usual exam- ple of the “ins,” and soon manufacture a new ring in-place of the old one, whose only differ- ence would be in the quality of the metal of which tt was composed. We have such cape rience frequently in our legislative and mu- nicipal, bodies, in which some great anti-ring reformer looms up in opposition to all corrupt combinations, unti! his voice suddenly dies away and is heard no more, and its owner is next recognized in the very centre of the circle #0 recently the subject of his fiercest denanci- ation. We take no partin the squabbles of these directors in esse and directors in posse, and are indifferent what may be the final resuit A close contest in such a company over the man- egement is sometimes productive of good, since 9 strong opposition is ulways the surest check that can be placed upon those in au- thority, and we presume that the stockholders ‘of the Pacific Mai! Steamship line are censi- ble enough to understand their own interests, and to remember the fute of the frogs who Docame dissatisfied with King Loz and got King Stork in exchange. At the same time the qtiarrel secms to have progressed far en and it is to be hoped that it may be compromised before the adjourned day o! election, so a8 to prevent a repetition of the not over dignified or creditable injurction farce of Wednesday last. The Pacific Mail Steamsbip Company is the cnly great nationa! line we-have, now that the Collins line is no more, whose steamships are known in foreign ports; and it is rot desirable that such a com- pany should be allowed to sink to the leve! of some Broadway railroad job, and be disgraced by the tearing, scrambling and Aghting of rival NEW YORK) HEP ALD, FRIDAY,’ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. CUBA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD, Coartesies Extended ¢ Retugees from Mexico=Death ef a Lady Aboard the Co- lumbia. y . * Havana, Nov. 21, 1867, _ & thirteen-inch gtn, which arrived here re- cently, has been landed, . The Prussian Consul gave a picnic yesterday in honor of Baron Magnus, Monsieur Eloin, the Prince and Princess Salm, and the Com- mander of the Austrian steam gunboat Elizabeth, Captain Grocller. The Elizabeth sailed to-day bound for Austria via the Bermndas, ~cnra The new sugar is expected to be in about twenty days. The wife of Mr. Jordon, American Consul at Porto Rico, died on the passage out here from New York, on board the steamer Columbia. The duty on agricultural implements and ap- paratus, machinery, &c., under Spanish flag has been decided to be one per cent ad ualorem. Under foreign fiag it is one-fifth mors. The royal ordinances as published for Cuba are are now to extend to Puerto Rico, with but slight modifications, An order has been issued regulating the Public Works Department, This bra: of the service here is to comprise two hundred and thirty-four officials. In Porto Rico the same department is to have but twenty-one. The Spanish mail steamers are exempted from presenting auy freight list on entry to port. News from Trinidad, Cuba, up to yesterday states that no American vessels were in sight. The American, Hall, is still confined in jail. Wind at Trinidad yesterday, north. market in THE FRESS TELEGRAM, General Market Reports—Exchange Rates. Bavana, Nov 21, 1867, Sugar from month large esles, No. 12 is quoted at 9% 08% reais, and No, 15 9 20 at 9) a 10% reals per arobe, Lard, 15%c. a17Xc. Flour, $1445. Potatoes, $5. Tallow, 1250, 8 13c, Bacon, 14c, a 140. Hams, 22c, for sugar cured and 19c, for common. Butter, 200. a 26c, and pentiful. Petroleum, 8%¢. in bbls, and 4c. in tins, Hoop, $45 0 $50. Beeswax, 75<c. « Sc. for brown and lic. a 1lsgc. for white. Honey, 4c. a 43g. Excbange on London 138 13% per cent premium. Exchange on Paris at par to 3 per cent premium. Exchange on New York at !ong ght for currency 26 per cent discount, and at short sign: 25 percent, and (or gold at short at par tot per ceat premium, and at low aight 25¢ a 34 per cent. ITALY. Hopes from Queen Victoria’s Speech. invos, Nov 21, 1867, Som!-ofMicials journals in Paris express the opmion that the paragraph on Italian affairs in the Queen's epecch encourages the bopes of Italy. SPAIN, Rellef to the Inhabitants of Porto Rico. Mapnip, Nov. 21, 1867. The accounts of the terribie calamity which has cliques, eager to secur the iusidg track im the | visited the island of Porto Rico cause a profound sensa- management, of ies affairs. — “CITY POLITICS. i nee The Quastten of Kicetion for Connciimen, tesrehee new taw the Police Board 19 Aushor:zed to issue the cali (or the eharier election tn thi: city, and that Doiy bas been sorely puzzied for some time past to Know what action wo take with pegerd to whe _pffices of Counc:imen By the Taz Levy act of the last Leg. sisturo the present Board of Councilmen ts continued for another year. Bui as certain bape have been declared apeonstitutional > the supremm COUr'—a decision confirmed by Court Appea's—the question arises, is b the provision" ,Tefereace to tbe Councilinen Aticonstituronal, au.’ '* yes necessary, therefore, to order an election of a ne.” tor election? @ at the coming char- ‘the Police Commissioners seem ‘0 thick that, as the Jaw atand:, they bave no pow rt» coll an election for those oilleers of tbe city government. hey make no ‘obj ction, however, to au imtended call Mr Vaien- tine, the clerk of the Common Council, who wii! tssue Vt acting under the advice of Mr. O'Gorman, Corporation are going to place candidates in Alt poltial paruie She field, so that if no decision is made regarding the 0 foonstiutionality of the present provision there 1s a like- linood of a serious pugilistic muddle on the Ist of Janu- ary next, when the board elect and the old Board of Councilmen seek to occupy the same seats in tbe muni- ‘cipal legistative chamber. Additional Aldermanic Nomisations. The Mozart Conventions of the Foursh and Eighth Aldermanic disiricts made‘ oominations last night as foliows:—Fourth district, Joba Bush; fighth district, adjourned. Democratic Union School N 4} The Democratic Union Convention: Zehool Commissioners met last might, with the follow. Fesult:—Second district, Henry’ P. West, Third district, A. J, Matheson, ’ Republican School Nominations. The Republican School Conven' of the Foarth penool district, comprising the Eteventh and Seven- teenth wards, last unanimously nom'ua:ed Fn ly Bh ge for the tera and eae snort to Gil vacancy caused OBITUARY. Richard O'Gorman, Senter. ‘The European mails by the steamship Cuba bring in- telligence of the death of Richard O'Gorman, Sr., fatuer of the Corporation Counsel of New York, Mr Richaad O'Gorman, at his residence, near Dublin, Ireland, in the @ighty-serenth year of his ago. Mr. O'Gorman pital of the couoty of Clare. Mr. O'Gorman was, in the bighest and Uriot Irianmap. Ia the early struggles for religious free- Gom, waicu calmiaated in the Emancipation act of 1829, end whic: ulls go remarkable @ page jo ere be Dore aconspicuous aud energetic part, ts earer Band and enthusiastic newt couirduied me, intellect ss moacy the national Cause. Mr. i F iif : tion here. The government is fiiting out an expedition at Oadis for the immediate reiiof of the inhabitants, EUROPEAN MARKETS. sey MarKet,—Loxpox, Now Tag | oxpow pci oe firmer. ber 31. Si—2 P. M. =Colitm 7 + ann quoted at 0434 for money. No savicee Tave yet been ested Oy tae from America. United States five-t ties, 70 13-164 ‘IMinoi« shares, 84 15.16; Erie railway shares, 46: Livexroot Cotton MarKt.—Livsrroo., Nov. 21—2 P. apy o- fear “+ agate sa Ae qtotations are ~ B ng 1 860. : middling wochaage. A ‘of the day are entimated at 8,000 bates’ Sales = “tyres Marcet.—Liverroon, Nov. a a. * for breadstufts is steady at the Oe bi rd mark: ,° Marxer— RPL, New” 2 eon qupiations, Livgrroot Provisioxs Fag M.—Becf is 2s, 6d, higher; exira Time moss ge. al 1125 6d. per bbl, for winter cured, Cbeese has advanced to 63a. per cwt. for American, ."K, !8 Je, Jowor; sales of Eastern prime megs at 71s. per bdi. Liverrooi. ‘® aRaer.—Liverroot, Nov 21 2 P M —Spirius turpentine firmer; sales ai 273. 64 per xt Other quotations vochanved. Loxpox Markets.—Lonvon, Nov. 21—2 P. M.—Sperm 0! is £2 lower, and ts now quoted al £112 per ton. JAPAN. The New Governor of Nnganaki—Foreign Di- plomats on Their Travels=The Shipments of Teato the United states. Baw Frasctsco, Nov. 20, 1867. The Japan Times, of October 15, says that Stozboskt hy finally resigned, and that Skogomati, Prince of Uvari, had been nominated tn the place of that digo ‘tary by the Mikado (to the Governorship of Nezasakij? The movement resulted im protracted negotiations between the Inkios of Satzsuma and Ownsma-tosa, and Stozobosk himself, The event was hastened by a visit of Sir Henry Parks and Admiral Toosaka, after the Nagasaki murders, The British Minister and a party of friends had ascended the Fas jama Mountain. Generat Van Valkeaburgh had visited the ports of the ‘west coast in the United States steamer Shenandoah. ‘The Engli-h Minister and Admiral visited eome of the the jagasak: Bed Dock. “Ou tueir arrival af Nepesst whey iceraed that two warrant officers of the Yearmes bad been murdered by Ji been removed ce. Distrees te J.culeville om Account ef the Searcity ef Coal-Clesing of Manafactorics. ined y; . One day's canvassing ia subscriptions to the steck amounting to $20,000. The enterprice has aroused great and aa ith the Union CANADA. SPRUE, TELERBAM TO THE, MERALD, The Pie oe the Elective Franchise as | Tbe Bosrd of Health held aaa eae ttte vent The Habeas Corpus ed by the Convention. ing yesterday afterncos, the Chairman Ceaeeen thintnes cigs ed Ace Mowroousay, Ala, Nov. 21, 1867. | Committee in the chair, Seare ‘The following is the article om the elective franchise | The question asto the propriety of deferring action Moxruzas, Nov. 21, 1061, | & Snslly adopted by the Reconstguction Convention as | ip regard to granting locations for booths to de crested AD uneasy feeling prevaiis in tho city least the sc Sonia nepe ou the sidewalks of thorougtfares 10 city by the Fenianson the frontier have recourse to retaliatory era ‘very male person born in the United | Soldiers’ Business, Messenger end Company Measures by an incursion and acts of violence on the Setanta ent male marae Wine Bae, ental nativeli=ed was again calied up by. the protest of a delegation from territory of the Dominion next Saturday (the 23d inst.) | Sitizen of the United States, twenty-one old or up- | the Grand Army of the Repubifo, which was présented ‘on account of the banging of three Fenian convicts in wards, who shall bave resided in this six mont by quite a formidable array of elteand ex-so.diers, mext preceding th; three montn in the count! Attorney General M: delivered = lengthy Manchester, England, on that day by sentence of the | im which be ofe fore oa ‘as hereafter Drorided, eb against the protent, the manner of 1s presenta- Special Commission issued by the Queen, aball be declarod an clector, provided that no soldier or ‘and the motives which be considered impelled the sailor or marine w the milit or maval service of the United States shali hereafter po rosidenee by reason of being stationed on duty ia the State. Sec. % It shall be ihe duty of the General Assembly to provide trom time to time for the re'stration of all electors; but ihe followiag classes of pergons sball not ‘The idea of any Fenian attack iu force is ridiculed. ‘The government newspaper organ says, however, that it is probable that trouble may be made by assaults on in- dividuals and attacks on private houses by the Fenians @etegation to present it, and arguing strongly in favor of the granting of the permission to erect oot for the soldiers, te contended that the sidewalks of the streets were at the present time coverod with stands and booths ewned by persons wo had no more right to hold ee session of an inch of the sidewalks or sireots on that day, be perm tted to register, ty hold office: — the ide foreiznor aot yet F me o'er me ose who, durin: © late rebelion, infitcted, | #8. ie purpose of tho law incorporating ‘THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. ov emused to be indloted, any ‘cruel or wuesdul punish: } the company was to have no booth in the city that i not ip its erection authorized by law, and no power but that of the Legisiature could coufer upon any person the authority to erect a booth on alk or street of this city; and that auibority bad conferred by legisiaive power on the Board of Health, in their protest agulnst (he erection of the booths the Grand Army of the Rvpublic signers give tue foilow- tug as the reasons why the erection of booths should not be allowed: First,—That the organization is # joint stock company and tnat the profits, if any are earned, will go to the stockholders iustead of to the disabled soldiers for whose beuefit it is pretended that tue company ts gotten ap. ° Second.—Your petitioners are ii ed that the President of this corporation 1s to recefve tor his ser- vices $4,000. and the Saperintenden: $6,000 por your. ‘These two sums represent fy thousand messages at twenty-five cents each,.to be delivered by digavied sol- iors. Iz not this fact alone suitic ent to show for whose benefit the company ts organized ? Thod. —We fowl that this scheme ought not to be car- ried on under the gard ot charity for those who have been disabled while in the sorvicuof ther country, but that it should be divesied of its pretended benevolence. and treated and considered by your honorable Board \he same as any o.her mercenary jotot stuck corporaion, jocntion of booths were They were received and 01 @ booth in Peck sip, sown. jot granted, West Broad- ‘the ship carpenters’ propect of an agreement employers. Large numbers of the laboring classes are leaving for the United States owing to the scarcity of employment, e- mont upon any soidi Railroad Speculaiton=The Reciprocity | citizen of the United coy oF WhO te any eta TreatyeCommanication with the West the rules of civiitzed warfare, Indles=Exodus of Laberers to the United | 5° "d —Those who are, or muy be, disfranchised by Statee—D’Arcy McGee Seriously Ll. pelatt amendment known as the and the act of Congress passed March Orrawa, Nov, 21, 1867. | 2, 1867, except such persons as have aided the plan of Responsible parties in the maritime provinces have | recoastruction as proposed by Congress, and made @ proposition to the government to build and run | Vigeh the rosteal Pogt Eg tll, ime betore the law. +o ‘an inter-colopial railroad tor a bouus of $5,000,000, the disabilities incurred under their last Binvee. Ju soe fannie. leet, night in reply. lo, 8 Hagan, emercicmont of publi, fagan muienmaace ia “ ales ic moulfeasance in Member the Hon. Mr, Campbell stated that | cnice, crime puuishable ty aw wh imprisonment in the government had not power to initiate or | the penitentiary or bribery. entertain negotiations with the American government Fvurth—No idiot or insane person shall be permitted to register or vote tn this State. ‘with regard to the renewal of the Keciproaity treaty. Sec 3 Persons before regietering must take and Such negotiations could only be approached through the | subscribe the following oath :— ingtrumentality of the British Minister at Washington, “I do solemnly swear or affirm that I will hes He also stated that the government proposed to estab- | and maiptarm the constitution anc laws of the United lish paval communication the West ‘ndies, and to | States and the constitution and laws of the State of Bubsidize a live ot steamers with toat view, Alabama, that I am not excluded from recistering by ‘The Hon. D’ arcy McGee is seriousiy iil, \ ayy of the clauses in section two of thig article; that 7 Quevec, Nov, 4, 1867. | Will never countenance or a:d im the secess'on of this strike stilt continues with mo | Siate from the United States: between the men and their | aud political equality ot all, and azre deprive any person’or persons on account of race, color or previous condition of any political or civi! mht, privilege or immunity enjovea by any other class of men; and furtnermore, that I will not in any way io- Cee ee een eae eleesae! requir | Jure or countenance iu others any attempt to injure any hy ae ees eae corner ing it, person or persons on account of past or present su; Broadway and * Canal‘ street, not gramied; of the government of the United states, the .aws of the United States. or the principies of the political and civil equality of all mon, or of affiliation with any political party. junction Bayard and Division streets, not granted, southwest corner Broome sod Wonster, not granted, juuction of Division und Graod streets. not granted; Bowery, soutuwest corner of Broome, not ted; Eighth street. southeast corner of Broadway, oot Granted; Great Jones street, northeast corner of Broad. way, Dot granted; southeast corner 9! Sixt avenu' Eleventh street, not grauted, N.uih street, sout! corver of Broadway, not nied, Fourteenth strees, northesst corner of Eighth, not granted; Fighth avenue, southwest corner of Twenty-trst strect, not granted; Twenty-third street, southwest corner of Eighth avenue, moi granted; First avonue, eouthweat comer of E:ahth sire granted; moribeast corner of Bowery ard S street, not granted; Fourcenth street, southeast ccroer of First avenue, not granted; Fourth avenue, sortheast corner of Fourteenth street, not granted; Fourteesth street, northeast corner of avenue A, uot granted ‘Thirty-fourth street, northwest corner of E:chth avenue, not granted; Ninth avenue, nurthwest corner of Tweaty- ninth strect, not granted; Cuirty-fourth sireet, southeast corner of First avenue, not granted, Tweuty-seventh sireet, uorthweet corner of Pcurth avenue, not granted corner of Sixth ave: e @HIO. Terrible Railroad Catastrophe=Trains in | Resolutions were adopted expressing entire satisfac- Collision—Curs Set on Fire and Consumed— | tion with tho military admin‘stration of Major General Four Ladies and One Man Burned to Death | Jobn Pope, and tendering him tho (hanks of the people and Others Badly fnjured. ‘of Alabama for the frm and impartial course whica he Cincixxatr, Obie, Nov, 21, 1867. bas pursued. A (errible accident occurred on the Cineinoati, Hassil- | £2Ve0 trances ar the sonstitution, were considered ton and Dayton broad guage Ratiroad this morning. | and adopted involving unimportant changes in the old Tho express train, due here at six o'clock, was de- eons except the creation of the office of Lieuten- tained at Lockland by a freight train coming from the | #21 Gorernor, Z anuih, and while the express train was wating tor’ the" ganar CnvenNt™ will probably complete ta work tw freight train to ta! track another freight train camo dashing along and tan into the rear of the express train before the man on the lookout could get out bia flag 10 stop it. The collision upset the stoves in the express train and ‘sot it on Gre, and four tadies and ove gentleman were burnt to death, and a number of other persons were seriously ifjured. The train self waa buent to ashes. Three of ‘ba ladies killed were sisters, and named Morgan. They bad tickets to Detroit and Lou:s ‘The other woman livea at Detro:t. The maa J: 3 {rom Boston. Others were injured by the shock of the colitsion, . Weston on his Travels—The Ronghs Attempt ing to Interfere with Him. Cievetann, Nov. 21, 1867. ‘Weston expects to reach Toledo to-night after thirty- mailles’ travel from hal!-past four o’cioce P, M. He ts in fine spirits and condition, The rongbs tried to jifop upon him at Fremont, but were prevemed by’ the police, The enthi jm is increasing. * LOUISIANA. More Hemovais by General Mower=The Lieutenant Governor and State Officers Queted—The Depreciated City Curreucy tn Nw Orleans. vot granted; soutp stde of Hum- New Onzgays, La., Nov. 21, 1867 The fo!lowing orders were issued to-day -— EPECIAL CRDRR—NO 29. Heavquanrers, Fite Merrarr District, Nov 21, 1967. ‘The present incumbents be.ng impe struction under the !aw3 0! Congrese, the fo!towing ovals and appointments of the civ:! officers in Louisia: are he ordered ; Albert Voorbios, Lieutenant Governor, is removed, and Jacob Hawkins appointed . bis piace, ‘Hi. H, Hardy, Secretary iA ©, ts removed, and J R G. Pitkin appointed 'm b's placa. ‘Actam Gillon, State Treasurer, is removed, and E. J. Jenkins appointed in his piase, Bypolite Poraiti, Acditor of Pablo Accounts, ie're- moved and J. 1 upper 13 appototed tn b's piace, of Public Education, ts gravied; eoutheast corner of ‘Ibirty fourth Uroadway, not granted; Thir'y-fifin street, northeast cornor of Sixth avenue, net granted; southwest corser of Eightecoth streot and Broadway, uot granted, Twen- 'y-third @ reot eouthwort corner of sixth avenue, pot granted, Twenty 6:xth stre+t, southwest corner of Sixtn avenue, no: granted Twentie.b sireel, southeast cosner >¢ Broadway, not granted. With but four ex yons, Judge Bosworth voted io favor of granting permission for the erection ef booths ab the above meu 1oued places : The engimcer sent to seventy-Rve other petitions which be iad unfavorably passed wpon Action upon them waz deferred unui the uext oageting of the Board, Comm.s3!ouer Bosworth offered the fuilowimg rezo.u> ton, which was adupted -— 4 } M aasher, Supecintends eceenmmttinas ss 9. removed aud Joba hehe appointed bisiane Ybor gant tey ua’ aoe martasuropate ot Beary Rasveil, State Tax ior, Pourth district, Derore ihe Court-of aj ‘the de mi points ep eecenoeenn Coney Conctunton’ ff the Palmer Stevens Trial—At Albany—The Jury Disngree and the Judge Discharges tho Prisoner. Avuan, Nov. 11, 1867 Agingular murder trial was concluded bore this evon- +8 removed aud Georg? w. ‘Kendal @ sppoaied in b.s euanghe na driving ease piace. and of By commivevet Major General JOSEPH A. MOWER. Srecua Orpex:—No. 192. } journed. Heanquaurens Feta Mactaay Disrricy, Cael New Orveays, Nov. 21, 1887, The Butcnera and the Boxrd of Health. to udson W. Palmer was indicted for marder iu the For boing an fmpedrment io recon-tree:ion under the Toe soile. ‘special order by Superintendent Ken- ry. Coroner of the parish second degree for killing Archibald Stevens, !n the town removed, asd William of Colymans, ta October of last year. aot yer i v0 is piace. ‘The inal was before Judge Poknam, After the ex- | Meir '« appolmel w Ne Letra op ortoans being wa- Awination of eeveral witnesses. neither counse! propos: | ean: py virtue of special order No. 188, paragraph Tov" ‘ng to sum up; the counsel for the defence moved for | current series Sra ope ey ten tie Cenc” eat Mowing tz he pariah of Orleans will act as Sherif, tn 9 3 the discharge of the prisoners without allowing tae | Whe Parner Wt icisna, until tbe of — woordance case to goto the jury. District Attorney object.ny, the polntea if properly quatiicd. wet bewly Op Judge charged the jury, virtually dire em to Sud command of . vere Of acquis oe By comievet Major Gene~ After being out ail after soon they returned una- Tho order making the The Court Ino ecg of the District ALLor- Crieaus vace~ Now Orlane Vac? at Was tesued in comsagncace of tbe Jaws of Cougress Quaries De O° Urieans, La, is herovy wedy 4”, the pol: wis explain stecit. his comman' fie Quesvon naiuraty epough w ‘to whe m nd of Schuser thus:—<It T kilt cat fe, but can't cattte 10 kill, wi \ being ® butcher?’ ‘be following ‘8 (he order:— Feet aa op ve MernoroLreay x1 Orncs orm Se THES asbeny eee f -at JOSEPA A, MOWER, - office of Stnaiff of the Parish or Forty-secoad street, southwest [* Sisee_peuding afam-t the Board relauive to Tho week.y report of Superintendent Dalton was read and ovderod ou Tie, aftor whieh the Bost ag- eof the Eleveath precinct, tnis city It will bo seen thas the Superp- 6 injurction of the court probe iting rom interfering wite Susman Sciucter re: but De @Mrders them to Conunue (0 eniorce err ay te driving of catile through the TT Everybody Should Buy and Read the EVENING TELEGRAM. 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Tyson, Fifth Avenue Hotel, Girard House, Chambers atiect and West Broaeway. Stand in Brosdway, near Barciay treet, M. Finan, Chambers and West streets, a E. Eggleston, 11 Hudson street, Stand foot of Duane atre Desbrosses, street ferry. Fessenden, Tarrgtown ferryboat, Siand in Varick, near Canal etree Stand in Hudson, near Cana: siroek D. Waters, 116 Hudson street. E. Lepard, Hudson and Canai streets, Metz, Hudson and Canal streets. J. Duty, Canal street and Broadway. Johnson, 22 Thompson girect Richardson, Varick street, near Houston. F. Fatrbrother, Spring and Wooster sireote. 4. Dominick, Spring and Mercer streets, J. McGinn, Broadway and Houston streak, J. McQina, Wooster and I’rince atreets. Stand corner of Fourth and Thompson stress, ‘ThomasGreon, Thompsen and Bleecker streets, Burton. Smith, Hudson street, neat Porry. Frank Hart, Eighth avenue, betweon Tweaty-thirden@ | Ey 5 & | | Twenty fourth streots. B. Doyle. corner Kigath avenue and Thirty-first straet, Pater Shelds, corcar of Eiguth aveste and Thirty-secon® atrast. RP shonrs, Haden River Ruslros@. : nth aventi, Reward tales, corner ‘Nuaib. avenue end Thirty-sessa® ig liorman, corner Eighth avenue and Forty-ointh strest, BE. sneha Minth avenue, vetween Forty-sevemth ane ort nth sects. Force ines corner Bewonth avenue and Twenty.0fte street, etirentano, 708 Broadway. Gharies Tyson, earth street and Stath avenue. Charies Tyson, Nomth strectand Stath aveaue arles Lysom, Corner West “Tweilta street ond dst owe ons, 2.3 West Ni WOU we eat Dixih avenue. 0 J. W. 8 Joho A Bnbeuf, Twonty ninth street aud Eighth avenue. Bland corner of Greene und Fourth sireets. Stand corner o; Nweteenta street and Sizth avenue. ied thet be ex. ed a verdict ofp" 4, that officer rept som fture of New Vouk, Nov. 21.1837. — The uigherdesre., slr Of manainugnter Y# tom? of ie te Avery, appoluted by onder 192. topo? | captain Uueaax, Flevonth, Preiet=Pugsuant la nnin, | THR EVENING TELEUKM OF YESTERDAY TON. etre 20" aociined # rend the - Hed by law gud the rofuent oF the prevent in. TEE (eee e ce iarryol od. me, (he day. § TAINED IN ADVANCE OF OTHER BV Uqya cuaree”, them and the pron” jay rem “ntoss th bend exeeu ae ngwith Susinva Behuster, af so. 19) | ; — « __wsty”? wus entered h~ of, aid @ “pot | curmbent te surrender his office .. Med iy Nuveniber .. nelaci, in any way aga buicher | PAPERS:— ie « order of the Court. by bis successor 1s accepted. PROCEEDINGS uF dent ' At az extra session of the City Council, he:d to night GENERAL Porm’ os nig NORTH CAROLINA. «0% Terort 10 GBNRRAL the Mayor submitted a report from the City Treasurer, ehow.ng that there are etili in circulation four coda The Convention Election—The State Gone Radic: Ratxiau, Nov 21, 1 The election returns show 619 majority for the inal in this city, and from meagre retu it is Certaia thas majority will be ted to $09. The Convention is carried in the county by over 1.500 votes, James H. Harris (colored) leads on the radica, ' Returns trom other te of eet, part the State arc coming fi jai the hger any gone ra. Tea, «9 thought that county efern ‘"? conservative ticket oy « con. siderabie majority, ~ pry toe| one of tke raat cal candidates for that county, '* ealen. Wistsaton, Nov 21, 1967. ‘The election returns are very meagré, but euough have been received to establish the fac. that a Govention bas been called for by 9 Jarge majority, and that tho radicals Lave elecied a ty of w few nogroes have been elected. but a white radicala have been. The co: many of the Counties udder the:t coatrot dy Ul fereace. SOUTH CAROLINA The Cenvention Probably Carried Unani- woust.. Crantestox, 3, C., Nov 21, 1867. Returns received from eight court houses show 3 745 + Diack votes and 11 white, This wiil be about ite pro. | Sefraud i « The bark Harriet, for New York, cloarca Portion throuchout the State, Not one vote ts kaowa | @ cargo of 3,000 Seatelb of four aca Ta000 seks or to have beon casi agaicst the Convention, A Negro Registrar Semenced to Hard Labor | 2° Less! wenders lesion. by a Military Coantxatox, 8. C., Nov. 21, 3867. A wegro list registrar who, in August, vicientiy ar- rested a white citizen apd epcournged nogroes to vio Jence, bas been sentenced by Miltary Comm‘ssion to imprisonment for six months, at card labor, Meeting ef the Republica tee—Alleged Incendiariom. Coxconn, Nov. 21, 1967. The Republican State Central Comm'tiec hed « meet- ing last evening at Pheonix Hotel. It was the largest committee meetmg held here for many years, and the | occasion December 18th, to Known cures nae, eae Bosrox, Nov. 21, 1967. Barra tu obaps Caafia, fonder Fleas. Wore inthe ror t@ | Another result of the late ofection tas been made Ing compound ever inventeg. GOCKATD ©? POLONE the party wero present and were inrued | apparent in the permission granted by the State | Su MTtiM uprocs halt from low foreheads. upper. Ii convebalary to lager beer saloons to keep open uatii | Quip Hovud for pate how aad checks “iticy Win ti, Geventoe this marae 4 and ile gb ety Aber, | ‘leven P. M, instead Of nine, as heretofore, some of fe rats Fitts othe font at De, 1 ie Juiy fast, Both | the dealers to whom this priv ~ ta Gd establisned depot, 453 way, nod INDIANA. Council of the Lutheran Church of jorth American at Fort Wayne. Font Wives, Nov. 91, 1967, ‘The General Cowncil of the Lutheran Church of North General ™N from the county | he Bark Gem of the Ocean Ashoro~Divorce State Commits | Jecorated. vered am | wires and @f we | vanised amare SEE Eireoumars ‘on Rito ea Ruptures Cured by Dr. Phere, ; oe pTNS SS Sake? Gears Recess axdtiers tons to the mi : Pea niseRs tte EESTECRADaash. Werahes Eerie aaete ory gre fm Bt. —————$— ates ve four ee ‘sod Sipe 3 os Keema wa Seasoned a PAT at AG? Spee Rifeaters, ae Warcdet mi ows of aoliars of city noies. CALIFORNIA. ‘yer nc orders referred tw 1.. ‘at thongs comply wih the Tio, but the udove order di tran § @Aforeing thi * @ relatio 2OHN a re! (ue po che Lawes of 1ity ne Sait. Saw Francieco, Nov. 20 1867, The bark Gem Of the Ocean siruck on the rock in Bellingham Chanve! ow the 18th instant Tho vesso! Was run ashore in tour joms of water, Tae Goluen Rulo tus for Liverpool. M.as Cunningham, of Uurdeila uoninghaw New York notorieiy, is piain before one of ihe Uistsiot Courts in this city ia a divorce sult, Tc Is claimed by these mi tons, the butchers had Prepared to carry on the: Fenian Convention=—selzare of Optanr. law Francisco, Nov. 21, 1667. The Annnal Convention of the Fenian Brctheruood measure calcu! wel: as the arcLeciural mprovement of the city. of California, vctiog ia concert wih the Ifish Revolu- «Universal ‘Exposition Paste, I87.—< onary Brotherhood, and recognizing John Savage at tee erat) ae of tor Seaei Ered squsre ond the Chief Executive of Ameriba, adjournod after a f U:righ the unanimous verdiet o: Inte: qhons denies Sotat, 13 medi: i distinctly classifed Grat tm ‘The affairs of the Orgavizatien aro represented asin a Re Rees Cente ye opin dt mage! entered (oF -ompetmou 9¢ Mmauuiacturers of Kurope. East Fourteenth sree, New satisfactory condition, ‘They endorsed the policy of the Iviad Kevoluiionary Brotherboud as enunciated oy Thomas J. Ketly, of Ireiand, aud John Savage, of Amer- jea, A reso.ction ¢xpressive oi eorrow at sue deatu of fou Beariy a. the mon Worerooms Nos. W9 and Lib York. brat me Fronci? Meag.or was adopted, Anietere-=' Pg Amy ; and Childrenss nity of opium drought here by the Great - apm Reps been eoiacd by tue Custom: House on | *@e* Homan tg Aree ie 138 Broadway. tempt enue, chary tho part of the consiguees to <, * * * Heliopne! hysicians ea have the right of nish thelr own patients and hai the foe ter get Ui] they can ove ty ‘Actice for $100 and far- m ireated for one half Profgceer and Putenten, Sotsr Suleeoe 67 root No. & a Flour ts atendy at $7 608 $8. Wheat fism st $2450 Shewere Hnuve Created a INTRODUCTION OF MYSTIC WATER INTO CHELSEA, BASS, lew wiketia the wallty ay The. si whgh b pcomel ACLIC {From the Evening Telegram of a ewan Be catty meson AO Tokr'SNy, aoe Broadway, OO WSS Wa Some twenty-five thousand people assembied be 1 Red Chelsea this afternoon to participate im the tentivition | Caining Westy Made sna ta Order” Aiea Se Ready dou't savt make an offer, incident to the introduction of Mystic water into 60 Broadway. The pudlic and private buildings were gayly nce analy Cash do the cits. Vrince bus. ness was suspended, and there was a civic, B ae ye.—The w.itary and firemen's procosrion’ and a banquet in the yerteat Bre: ghd city Bail. Mayors irom various other cities sud several | ous. Factory #1 at Bre ee — ‘ominent ‘tate officials were present. or Frost omar rR re 28 ete oe Soineber, 6 better Knows as | ett ee ee Gale to eee a ee ax “Mrs. 10) poetical 20d fifteen ni ta bundred school ch.idrem tae tagiag porta of the —— Giroutne for Cure cout stamps, Odice toaplew Preckieg Sait Riese * THE LAGER BEER TRAFFIC IN BOSTON. (From ihe Evening Telegrm of Yosterday.} Pa Belts Gouri sate that the officers have i quurun‘ee ie curoat rapture "Rt SMR Eperionse Hornin Cured by Dr. SPER SES: wor sreoaees. owners io the region frm whio) the Board of Health seeks to exclude the slau'ghter hones, wih @ view of aguating a restoration of the order to t+ former power. get, with eTY few excep whexc'*d in th: op ter and were sine Outside Mme Cisputed im@mit, acd that the injynction bas now rendered [ttle a ated 10 promote the Sani ary welkT® 83 | gecond streets. ORaNT. SPECIAL MARINE NEWS, MATTERS IN ALL TAK COURTS. LATEST FROM WALL 8TREET. THE RV. CHASED AT T. BAST SIDE OF THE Braneh Office ‘“@ FOLLOWING PLACKS ON THB * onTy af sho Evening Telegram, S33 - ‘0d 117th streets, by nngh ae street. Noth but, john Soutt, Harlem, between . Mrs, Duffy, third Aveaue Reliroad. u. P96) ore Mr. Hanilett, Third avenue, vetween Pi, “eth atrees, dirs. Paterson, corner Third » . SoM, Wall byc08 1 whoa hae James Forrest, by owery ews Hut, Wan. stam, 25 iowerg, Michael De ¥ay, corner Ninth street and Third avenee, between Fourth aud Ft ta aire corner Mow y John Grifien, CO D F. Morgaa corm #? Mad.svn aad Market stress, Moyers, 132 17'¥! |, Biallery hd AND BY THE NE\YSBUKS THROUGH THE CITY. BROOKLYN, oe uiton Cochran 10! Fustor sreot. d, D. Fricke, myrte avenue, Fira. McClane, No. sta York airest, Wm Witlicott, 91 myrtie avenue. J. agone, 19 Bs t J. Van Wiexten. Mr pte , 168d Gen, Rot risen, | Navy streak. egnet, con Zioes aba: Sruiton eveuane % Kagan, 2iu ‘Aulanwe veo e B. Levy te Yor 4 > brom, § Heine Nes Laut 8, irom i ‘Tre i. L va M nage are eens ema rtrect, near Hudson aveous, street. O¥s THNOUGN THa OHNE. BAST NAW YORK. Wa. 7. Smith, New Jersey avenue, near Baile wrenen, JeRSEY CITT. Rake ee : tara Gusta, eb Newark avense. AND BY Tik NBWSROTS, 4 " WoROKEN. imme ALL THE PERIODICALS OF THR DAY, as WELL a3 THY GREAT MORNING DAILIES, ARR FOR GALE BY ALL THE AGENTS ABOVE NAMED,