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MEXICO. ————— SRRIVAL OF GEN. 8. MAN AND' MINISTEG CAMPBELL AT HAVANA. Y TALRGEAPT TO THE TRIBUNE. BauTions, Nov, 25, —An arrivel from Havana states that ou Sunday, the 15th inst,, the Susquehanna arrived at Yiavasa, where Gen. Shermen and Munister Campbell | wore received with marked attontion by the authorities. | It was understood they would remaiu in Havana one week, | ARMS LANDED FOR THE LIBERALS ON THE WEST | COAST. WY THLYGRAPE TO THP TRIBUNE. SAN Fraxosco, Nov. 24.—The Golden City brings news froio Acapuleo of the landing of the whole srmament of the < heoner Wesiomn at Boea de Trouaga, before the mrrival of the Imperial vessel sent to capture her. ©OL. GARCIA APPOISTED MJLITARY GOVERNOR OF ! " pUEBLA—THR CAPITULATION OF OAXACA TO AL By TILKGIAPE TO MY TRISTNY, W A-HiNGTON, Nov. 25.—The following official Mexican wmews has been received in this city by Minister Romero: (o Lafiel J. Garcia, appoiuted Military Governor of 'tn,.. Siats of Puebln, bas establishod his Government at b et of Ze-Co Posls, and issued a proclamation to the t-.»y.:-m. the Stato, calling upon thew to take up arms | < aders. ainst the invaders. . Garcia roporta that the Frencl have lost the whole of Pusbla, ‘vpu&ung the line of the main road \era Cruz to the eity of Mexico. . Diaz's victories in the State of Oaxoca will eanse to Tose the other or loft side of tho rosd, which ‘casi be cut off now at any moment. The following is & translation of the agreement br Irich the Austro-French garrison of Oaxdca was surren- dered o Gea. Diazs « nadorsigued, Gen. Luis P, Figueron; Cols. Felix Diaz "spivosa of Gorostiza; Lieut.Cols. Manuel Trave “Thieli, wl] Mexicans, duly au by the ( ief of the Kastern llllh?l Division of the Mexican urd Gen. Juan Oriegn, Curt Emily Dives, First stinn Sacyoniquo, and Second-Lients. Mary, Barou Albert, Count of Kramer, Austrians and French, by {he commanding officers of the Ports of San wriscrz, and El Cerro, have agreed, in the follow to deliver said posts: Fi¥et, The garrison of Aunio Lowiugo, G Jerio a8 priseners of war 1o Ge:. o FuArantees thod thelr lives under bis word of honor o, Lo b armyand horses, which are the private < of " the o cers of the garrison, will be left to Fivird. Gen. Orouos, Troperial, will appoint the following tees: ono to deliver to Gen. Diaz the inances of the asother to deliver the artillery, arms, ammuaition, s, and avother to deliver the men. Gen. Dinz will comumitiees (o receive the foregotug. The delivery will vordiag to documents which will prove what existod suirender. Fowrth, When a caunon-shot will be fired at narters of the Ropublican farces, the garrisoxn of Santo 4’nm::xnd Cerrowill leave their stroighoids, aud shall i theut arhs to the Sangre Do Lusto square ; tho garrisor: ragogs Fort shall march in the same way 1o the yard Xochimileo Chureh. m In the list of ufticers surren. dered will-be embroecd the civil offieinls and other Mexicans fugo in the forts. Sexth. The sick aud woun led of il slwo be ners of war. and shall remain under { +nd care of the Gonerul-in-chief, Gen. Diaz. Wishr niation shall be sigued in duplicate, nud it Jiall be vatified by the General-in-chie! of the Easters Military )rvisian. wnd the commanding officer of the surrendered garri »ou o Sugued at the City of Oaxaca, this, the 3lst day of October, P Sigead L. P. Figueroa, F. Diaz J. Espinosa of Gorostiza; wimel Tavesi ; Chotles Shiole : Juau Ortega; Emily Dives; snigue: Mury Bason Eggers; Albert, Count of Rarmer. " d, Yorfii 1o Diaz. ored, Caxlos Orouiez 2 ED CAPTURE BY CORTINAS OF MATAMOROS, BT THLIGR'PE YO YRS TRIBUNE. New-OnLeans, Nov. 25.—Rumors are afloat, but they Bre discrecited, of the capture of Matamoros by Cortizas. —_— SOUTHERN STATES. —— TENNESSEE. QUALIFICATIONS OF JURORS—A RADICAL UNION CON- ~ o1 oy hea. NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, I860. ELECTION INTELLIGENCEF. —— NEW-YORK. : CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. The vote in this city on the proposition to old a Con- vention to amend the Constitation of the State way: the Convention, 35,035; Against the Convention, 46,193, T10WA. Woare indebted to the Hon. James Wright, Secrotary of State of lowa, for o copy of the official voto for Secretary of State and Memnbers of Congress. Thefigures #lightly differ from those publisbed in THE TRIBUNE a fow days ago, and are as follows: _For Secretary of State: Edward Wright (Rep.), 91,227, S. G. Van Anda (Dem.), 55,815, Wright's majority 30,412, As several hundred votes, cast for E. D, Wright, though unquestionably intended for Edward Wright, wore thrown out by the Stato Canvaesers, Wright's majority does not represent the full Republican majority on tho Stato ticket. Stiles, the Republican Candidate for Supreme Court Reportor, had s wajority of 37,856, The vote for Members of Congress was as follows: RELIGIOU ——— \ ADMISSTON OF ¥EGROES TO PRIVILEGE IN THE CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN ~—IMPORTANT DEBATE IN OENERAL ASSEMBLY. BY TRLEGRAPH T0 THE TRIBUNY Nasuvirrr, Teun., Nov. 25.—In the Southern Presby. terian General Asscrubly now sitting at Memphis they had o lengthy and important dcbate on Friday, as to the future status of the colored race ‘u their ecclesiastical sections, The diseussion slowed o healthy and encouraging pro- gress, and elicited remarks from some of the speakers that smacked of Fanenil Hell and Plymouth Church. For in. stance, the Rev. Dr. Atkins in moving an amend- ment to the resolution, contended = that there was nothing in Seripture or fhe standard of the Church 1o prohibit colored persons from holding the office of Dea« con, Presiding Elder, or Minister of God, and that in their Church sessions and assemiblies they are entitled to o troatment of perfoct equality. Ho ended that it ;u the gospel that caste and prejudice would be broken THE Dist. Congressmen Elected. Msj. Dist. Comgressmen Electad. Muj. T3 F Wilson, Rep .. 5891/ TV, W. Loughridge, Rep. 6050 1. Hiram Price, Rep... 7097| V. G. M. Dodge, Rep... 4398 1L W. B. Allison, Rep.. 502 VL A. W, Hubbard, Rep 6072 - ——— MASSACHUSETTS. The official returns of the full vote in all the towns in the State have been roceived. They foot up as follows: ~ ok 91 Alexander H. Bullook 30 Thoodore IL. Sweeteer. 1 Seattering. wene - 100 Gov. Bullock's majority over all is 63,209, The remainder of the State ticket has about the same majority. LOCAL POLITICS. e CONTROLLER BRESNAN IN REPLY TO MR. CRAVES. CoxTroLLER'S OFFICE, Nov. 24, 1866, To the E2itor of Dhe . Y. Tribune, Str: As a specimen of cool assurance, I think the card of M. Craven, Eugineer of the Croton Aquoduct Depart- ment, of this date, cannot be excelled. In my letter of the 16th inst, among other things, T arraigned the Croton Aqueduct Department for advertising for work that could not be legally pesformed, for proposing the letting of excessive jobs far beyond the facilities of performance, and other grave abuscs 1 stated, in regard to the Belgiou pavemrent, that the Croton Board had already let, during the yoar, 46 jobs of the same description, and fovolving over 300,000 yards. at n cost of over $400,000. That the work of this do- ption proposed to bo let could not then be performed, be- wause the work 1| under contract exhausted the resources for a copy of my leter for the vard” was written " fustead of the word “1,000," referriug to the number of blocks and the usus woll known wmodo of estimating the cost of that material. What was intended was well known, especially to the Engineer ho has so much to do with that quibble the Mugineer binges o craven misrepresentation. His ecard of this date in respoct to this polint can auly be W as & deliberate as well as silly and trapsparent falsifieation—which, to quote the choico Innguage of bis card * it is & wonder that any sane man dare to publicly make. On the point T made T have this day been farnished with the following aflidavit, which tells the whoie story: City and County of New York, m.: Jumes Elmendorf of sald city, being duly sworn, says that he has been coonecied with the largest of the Croton Departme kind of work. Kut on sopceru of the eity for the lo; of Belgian pavomer dirction of the Cwyilm Dey nm. wod is, -IFhll be ¢ scven vears with ail the detai ia of such by v and the cost thervof, city has steadi y risen from $17 to $50 per 1.000 biocks. That in Oc- tober last the cont thereof was $50 pér 1,000, thst it rose from §4) to $50 fu two weeks. That such ll("l?ll cost to $50 was in conse: quence of the propossd leiing by the Croton Department of the large smount of such werk, whick was finaily stopped by the refusl of Controller Brenwsn o stiend ~the opening of bids cherefor; and quality of such stome st that rate was much inferior, taking 8 and 60 blocks to the yard, fustesd of 40, ss the due aud proper coustruction of the psvement would require. uvr nent further saith thet il the jobs for sach pavement, 50 stopped by Controller Brennan. bad bees permitted to be let—tha couseqnences would have been that the performance thereo! would Lave bees long delayed. and toe price of materisl would have bean largely inoressed ; ond beside. ax 8 necessary co“wlce of the demand L‘ll in ud- veoce of the facilitios of wors now under contract would performed wita ea {nferior materfal. to the grest detriment of the public interest. “Jawns ELumxpoxr.” Sworn before we tils 24b day of November, low. VENTION, S TTLEORAPR TO TEX TRIBUNE. NasuvriLg, Nov. 24.—A bill te define the qualifications of jurors has pessed both branches of the Legislature, tak- Jng effct from and after its passage. The bill provides that in all trials, civil or eriminal, in any Courts of Ten- nossce, it shall be good ground of challenge for cause ss o competency of eny juror, that such persou is not & qual- lfi}d v I):er of this Hlale.fi i fltyof Tho bill also provides that porsons guilty of rape, as now defined by Tenrmon statutes, shall suffer death by tug, but the jury may commute lno‘uhhmant to impris- ‘onment for iot less than ten years or more than 20 years. Filty-soven Kadical Senators and Iu;nunmwu will to-worrow publisk a call for o State Kepublican Uuion Cunvenlion, 10 weet at Nashville ou the 224 of February ot to nominate « candidate for Goserzcr o represent the Unlon wen of Teunesses. o ARKANSAS. USITD $TATES SKNATOR ELECTED. Y TELEGRAPE TO THA TKIBUNE. Mewrms, Nov. 21 —A special dispatch to The Avalanche from Littie Rock, Ark., says that the Arkansas Legisla- ture has elected the Ton, J. T. Jones of Prillips Cotuty United Statcs Sena*or to-dur. —— TIE INDIANS. ——— WS CHEYENNFS ASD THE SMOKY HILL ROUTE—TFRESH DIPPICULTIES. BY TELIGRAPE TO THF TRINUNR. o+ LiAs EXWOREM, Kansas, Nov. 24,—The Junction City Twion sa t Cheyenne Council has been closed. At is reported that the tribes are conmcentrating at Big Croek, on the Smoky Hill route, and their principal chief, : Black Kottlo, bes 101d employés of the Overland Company that nothing bas becn said on An&bf their treaties about the Smoky il route, aud that they should wot be per- itted tousa it. ‘Lhe presonts were distributed on the 7th 1ost. Twe setilers, named Fox and Belknnr, whils hustiog oo Buflalo Creek, 6 tributary of the Repub- Yican, wore met Ly & party of Indisus, who scted 3n tho most friendly manner. The parties exchanged va- Arions (rinkets, but us they were ahout to separate ap Iu- Aian kied Fox. Belknap killed the Indian and then made s esoaps. The mocasins left bebind were peenliar to the Coeyennos, Armapshoes or Siouxs, but the impression is that they were Puwnoes or Aloes. REFORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS IN KANSAS. Y TRLIORAPH TO YHE TRIDUNE. Wasmsarox, D. C., Nov. 25.—The Hon. L. V. Bogy, Commissioner of Indian Afiairs, vesterday received Jotter, dated Fort Zurah, Kansas, Xov. 15, from Charles Bogy Trwin. Special Ppited Statcs Tudian Agents. They the priucipal chlofs of the Cheyenues had come in t o that po At ncouncil held on the 13thand 14th inste. all matters of o were talked over, and they gavo their asseut to tie n s 10 the treaty. Tue murders and depredatios committad by the Cheyeanes since the signing of the treaty e ared to, so0 A demand mado for the surrender of the Tadians who killed e Mexican near the place where they wero wssembied the day previous to the arrival of the agents. The demazd was not mssonted 10, altbough the Cliefs exproased | Yaeir disapproval of the sets and their desire for peace, and said hat the t11be was not responsibie for the act of omo foolish wuan. Thes also claimed thut thes wbould not be held to strict mccountability, as the United Siates failed to redecm its romises, gaferring to the failare to pay annnities and return to hem the two children captured ai ind Creek. The agents thnt these clildren, I possible, be found aud returued to The amity goods for the Arapakoes were distributed to them he 11th fost. O e Foafs for the Cheyennes will be brought forward as soon o ponsible and distribusdd %0 them. : s agects etimate the zumber of the :.1;:'.. as follows : o, 3,500; Cheyenues, 4.500; 3 AT \eeniy had Intetriews o the fon instant with two Ca E -wah-say-men, or Pen Bears and Moywa, ey roputed it the prisonecr (a little boy ing Sun, i-kuh, or Risi - wae sent after him. ers, “Ten Bears said Quien ah.e- \ze Drinking), the Chiof %ho had thein, * hud a little i&u.fi%wmuy 1a couid not tell what tho result would be, but lind ‘poasos 10 anticipate some diffenity with the Camanches and K owas hefare they can be bronght 1o terms, even if it can be AXpREW BLAKS, Notary Public in and for New-York County. Mr. Craven is entitled to all the credit which his candid, truthiu, and manly card entitles bim. MurTnew T. Borxxay, Controller. THE CITIZENS' ASSOCIATIO! Cr1zExs' Assoc1aTioN oF NEw- Youk, Nov. 22, 1864, To Tk PusLic: As some of tho daily papers have iuti- mated their intention of supporting the caudidates of the Citi- #ens’ Association for warious municipal offices. it has beca deemed advisable to anmous to the public that when t Citizens' Associution was reorganized on the lst of Janaary, 1866, it was determized the Association would take o part in party politios. The Association s composed of gentlemen from all political partios, and after the most mature deliberntion it was concluded o adopt the course nbove marked out. Therefore, the Citizens' Awsociutiou will meither nominate, nor recommend eandidates for office, but it earneatly calls upon our citizens to see 1o it that none but good and trustworthy men. i tive of party politics. he elected to the various offices of public trust in the “ity of New-York. It is In the acts of those elected that the citizens of New.York have their great interests, and to their acts, by whaterer party the incumbent may have bees elected the Association futends to give most searching attention, and 10 this great duty it considers itself specially ged . By order of the Executive (‘uul:f the Citizens’ Associs. tion of Now-York. C. ¥F. MoNTGOMERY, Cor. Secretary TAMMAXY NALL CITY CONVENTION. On Saturday cvening the Tummany Hall City Con- vention met iu order to nominate a candidafo for the office of Controller. After some little discussion a formal ballot w when it was aunounced that Richard B. Connelly wi nanimous choico of the Convention. Mr. Counclly re. turned thanks fa a brief speech. Upon Skoriff Kelly being called he stated Mot if there were any fricda prosent of Judge Michnel Connelly. they had better adyise thet gentleman not to run, for if he did it would be also certair defeat to tie Demo- io party, and triamph of the Repullican. RADICAL REPUBLICAN ALDERMAKNIC CONV KNTION, District—=, B. H. Varco nomnated. Eleventh Dictrict—John Gollr pominate Thirteenth Distriot— C. kly pomis Fiftevnth Districi—Christopier Pollaan uorminsie Beveuteentis DL trict—Adjourved 1o \Vednesdsy uigh At the session of the Aldermanic Republican Convention Mr. Chus. 8. Spencer nppenred in bebalf of a contesting delogs. tion, composed of Hugh Gandiner, H. U, Sherwood, "Sam. C, Tteed, DI Touck and thers. The clar decided that, nuder the call of the Ceutral Commitioe, the delegates who held the crodentials of the Inspectors of Election, anthenticated by officers of the Associatiou, must be recoguised, and this deci wion being sustained by the Convention, the contestants with: [lioy subsequentily mot and nominated Mr Geo, Ross THE TAMMANY COMMITTREE—A MISTAKE IN THR PERSOX. To the Editor of The N. ¥. Tribune. Sik: In looking over the names and managers of 1 sco you mention the uamo of William rd, Tammany Hall Joyce of the Twenty-second V ng that he was once & member of Chelsea Hook and Ladder Company No. 2 which is a mistake. o Wi Joyce you referred to never was o resident of Trwenty-second Ward, tior was Lie a Democrat. He was an honest, hard-workin stone-cutter by trade, a Radieal Republican by pri # member of Hook and a¢ killed by No. % while going to & fire near Forticth-st., o 1861, and one of the most promising young men of the age, tLe only support of his mother. Tho William Joyee, the present politician of the Tweuty. second Ward, was a Police Captain of tue Twentieth Ward at the time of the change of the ‘ood Police Department in 1856 or 1857, and of such & character that he could not have been a member of such Fire Company as Hook and Ladder No. 2 was at that time. AN OLD RUBSCRIBER AND FIREN AN, New-York, Nov. 13, MOZART SCHOOL COXVENTIONS. Mozart Couventions for the nomination of School Commissioners were hoid in the different Asscmbly Digfricts on s-.:_n‘:l‘nfl m.u ‘tm thie ';::mh:g Tesalt + {atrict— No mneting beid. Fifth Distriot—Peter H. Jackson. Sixth Disteiot—Adjonrnes untii Wednerduy eveniog. Seveath District—Richard L. Lacrimore. UNION-DEMOCRATIC XOMINATIONS. James Gregory was on Saturday nominated for Alderman of the Nitnth District by flie Tammary, McKeon and Democratio-Usion wings of tho Opposition. tick Gib- ney, for Councilmes, was als newinated by the same Conven. tion. CORRECTION. ---Alderman Masterson of the Twenty- second Ward, denies that he was ever Councilman or the keeper of & liquor saloon, s was stated i the axticle upon Tammany gocamplished without war, ety AT AR THE PACIFIC COAST. — PREPARATIONS FOR REPRESENTING TIIE STATE AT TR FRENCH EXHIBITION-—A SECTION OF BIG TREK NOT TO BE SENT. BT TELIGRAPE TO THE TRIBUNE. $ 8ax FRancisco, Nov. 24.—The steamship Gelden City, from Panama, with Xew.York dates to Nov. 1, arrived o this morning. ‘The bark Perle, for Hong-Kong, takes out $197.000 1o tieasure. The Committee in charge of the repre. sentation of California at the Paris Exhihition, have reported egaist coutributing a section of the Big Tree. COMMERCIAL, BT TELFCTAPE TO THE TRIRUSE. 8ax PRANCIN00, Nov. 24.—The steamer Golden City bas arvived hieve with passengers from New-York, and ‘ "’R.mm:;e:fin for Boston, cleared veut with 1037 “ancks of wheat, and the ship Maggie V. Hogg, for New-York, ":ul‘!\wnah:vud Savage. $1,7% Yellow Jacket, , 190 ct, p s Point, #3; Gould & Curry, $200; opmr,'ma Lol tenders, 723 Lt THE WEATHER 1 BT TELEORAPE TO TER TRISUNE N 4 Barriworg, Nov. 25.—The weathor is quite cold ere Lo duy, with indications of wzow. i et LAUNCH OF A STEAMSHIT. Y TELEGRAPN TO THE TRISUNE. = 5 Bostox, Nov. 25.—The new steamship Outario, for the Boston and LI 1 as launched at Newburyport tecdar. She roke several hawsers and fiually brought up in Tl 0n the opposits side of the river. She was floated T red this moraing s are Leing made for three more sfeamslips of the e class, to bo ja, Huron, aud Supenior, il to numed tho Eri direct butwoea Lgston and Liveroool. and Mozart in Friday's Trintx: e — ANADA e | i THE KURON AND OSTARIO SHIP CANAL—HEAVY SNOW BTORM. BY TRLRGRAPE 10 ¥ ARIRL YR Toroxto, Nov, 25.—The Conncil of Simeoo have passed D—dl{. P & resolution, by & large mufority, voting $30.000, 1 lélvlrld the construction of the Huren aud Ontario Shi anal. i ‘There was 8 heary gnow storm hiere vesterday afternoon. The steamers are laying up for the Winter. THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERS. st MOTION IN ARREST OF JUDGMENT OVERRULED—MOTION ¥OR NEW TRIAL HELD IN RESERVE. Correspondence of the N. Y. Trlbine. Daxsery, Conn. JNov. 23, 1866, Judge Loomig, the presiding Judge of the Supreme Court, has overruled the motion iu arrest of judgment filed, on the rendition of the verdiet, by the couneel for the robbers of the Adams Express Compavy. The motion was made upou the nd that two of the jurers. who were named, bad stated be- they were impanelind that they belicved the prisoners to be guilty, aud, if they were drawi s jurors upon the trial, they Should convict them. The hearing upon the motion, bowever, fact that they had rot ouly made no such declars h g deliberations of the Jury, doubted the sufiiciency | tions, but, in the § | of the evidence to convict, and were ihe last to consent to the | Verdiet The Judge has yeserve cision of the Supreme | at Bridgeport on the third l l""')"h“} the sentenco of "'] | volved and thomotion shell i ’ | T the megutige the prigoners regaiy Lo jad L tis toya, for m new trisl for the | be holden nd that anything that sieod in n{ of the gospel be destroyed. Others contended that innovations would surely result in miscegenation and negro equality. The general tenor of debate however, showed natural pro- gross iu the right direction. preuinns =S SRRERS TUE FREEDMEN. r— JUDICIAL DECISION IN VIRGINIA—A WHITE MAN CAN RIGHTFULLY SHOOT A NEGRO. BY TELRGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ‘WasHINGTON, Nov. 25.—An ex-officer of the Freed- mon's Burean, who has just returned to this city from a trip through the northorn part of .Virginia, reports that the moux- tainous region, inoluding the towns of Lynchburg, Lexington, Stanton, &e., s bitterly hostile to the black man and the white Unionists. The Iatter are slowly selling out their real estate and moving northwerd. It # with the utmost difficulty aud in spite of bitter opposition from the people of all that scotion of ocountry that colored sohools are established there. The followirg Judicial decision, Just given in Lexington, reveals the foeling o! ‘even the best class of the whites toward the ney .. ‘A fow weeks #inos, o respectable men walking home- ward just at dark saw -{:-:n‘ man, who turned out to be one of the atudents of Gon. Lee's Collége, talking with a colored firl, Thinkiog ly meant to accomplish her ruin, the ck man #tood still » moment to watch. The student, nobic- lug that be stop ordered him to move on. The negro re- maining quiet, the student with a threat renewed his order, to ‘uhll:u o black man replied that he thought he had & right to o on he sidewalk. The student rushed info a bu g ‘here some of bis classmates roomed, aud demanded a en summoned to give their evidence at the trial, the that they asked him what he wanted a pistol for, and be replied, 00t & negro with who insulted me.” They advised him to aclub and knoek him down; but on s refusal to take the club, one of them haaded him & revolver, He immediately returned to the strest, but the negro had gone. Ascertaming direction from the girl, he wens after him, sbot bim through, and then returned to his associates. The negro disd before morning. but lived long enoagh to tes- tify agninst his murderer. On the trial the pistol was produced 0l the facts proved. The Judge, after hearing all the testi- mony, ineluding the s tement of the student himself, de that the laws of Virginia have always recognized the difference between the whito man and the biack; that a white mau may protect himself from negro insults ; that though the deed was clearly proved, it was the result of the insult; nnd that, there- fore, I should discharge the defendant from custody. The cffect of this decision is to Justify shooting & Fegro in cold blood who endeavors to save any of the females of bis race from injury or ruin, ol pistol stadents testific MARYLAND. e — A COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATURE IN CONFIRENCE WITH GOV. SWANN. BY TELEGRAPE 76 THE TRINUNE. Baurmoxe, Nov. 25.—A committeo of tho members of the Legislature waited on Gov. Swaun last night. The conferance was private, but it seems now conceded that no #} 1 sossion will occur until after the next sossion, which commences on January 10, and lasts only 80 days. Some difference of seutiment oxists as to the wisdom of this action. JFIRES. — GREAT PIRE IN MEMPHIS—THIRTY OR FORTY BUILD- INGS DESTROYED, WY TELRORAPR TO TER TRISUNE. MoBiLE, Nov, 25,—Two squares between Lawrence and Warren-sts., coutaining from 3 to 40 buildings were burned this morting. The probable loss is §100,000, whicl is partially covered by insnrance. FIRK AXD LOSS OF LIPE AT LEE, MO. CITY, Kansas Ciry, Mo., Nov. 25.—The large four-story warehouso and ory commission house of Click & Co., and Seott, Cutler & Co., in Lee, was burned at 4 o'clock this morn. ng. The loss is estimated ut §100.000, about two thirds of which s covered by insurance, Two clerks, employed by Chick & Co., named Quest and Ricketts. in attempting (o escape from the building were suffocated and their bodies consumed. An. other man named Hoghes jumped from a third story window and was sererely injured. “The fire was the work of an in cendiary. I¥ EAST EIGHTY-SIXTH-ST. At 1} o'clock a. m. yesterday a fire was discovered in an old twostory frame bullding et No. 14 East FEighty- sixthat., occupied os n carpenter shop by Dennis & Lent 1t was soon extisguished. Loss about 0. not insured. Tho fire was, without doubt, the work of an inceadiary o —— NEW-HAV, pli . 7R FUNGRAL OF JAMES BREWKTER UY TELRORAPH TO THE TRINUNE New-Havex, Conn., Nov, 24.—The funeral of Mr. Jumes Brevster took place to-day meeting of the members of the Lange, st which app 2 o'clock the city flag was raised at balf m spended 1 1 y. Many distin uished mon the North Clurgh where the Kev, uard Bacon delivered abeautiful culogy : the other sertices being condueted by the Kev. William J. Eustis ers were chosen from among our most wibe same age of Mr Browster he tae of b — CASUALTIES. — BINKING OF A PROPELLER AND LOSS OF LIFE. WY TELEGRAPH 1O TRIBTXR. Derrorr, Nov. 25.—The steamship Milwankee and Lako uperior propellcs Lac 1a Dello eollded Pridar night ia o St Clair River, the propeller sinking in five minutes. 1 engmoor, uamed Jomes Evans, nud on drowsud’ The Lac Ia Delle was valued insured T §0,000. She had o large cargo of oie, fish abG geuernl merchandize DEATH PRoy AN OVERDOSE (F MOKPHINE. On Saturday Corousr Gover held an iuquest at the Emigrant Hospital on Ward's suynd on the body of James Mc. Carty, an infant only one month old, -y djed from the eflect of an overdose of morphine. The mother 0f o, chiid was reccntly laced in the Tusane Asylum, and the infant Cursery attached to the Emigrant Hospital. He'w1J fess, nnd oue of the nurses, nnmed Aue Appel gave one Lalf of a ing potion composed of morplise. #00n ejected the poison from his stomach, and the the potion was then administered, cansing insen within au hour after death. A post mortem exan made, and the futernal organs were found much (o g cratt priate resolut passed the b ial men of the atb—is. oated, cansed by the poison. The Jury rendered o vendict * tLal the decon n-mrl’uui. death {u poison by morphin x n.y‘ . the sai ‘Ane Appel, an jumate of the institution, aud w Appel severcly censurable for administering without authority.” saki morphine FATALLY BURNED. An inquest was yosterday held at the New-York Hospital by Coroner Naumann on the body of Edwmd Lubert, who was s badiy burned in the distil of Messrs. Gordon, Fellows & McMilian, No. 67 New-st., on Fridny morning. thet he died on Saturday night in the above institution. From the testimony of the engineer, Robert . Wafis, it world appear {hat the deceased entered one of the stills for tie purpose of chargiog it for the night, the liquor haviug been withirawn. Tie bore in his hand s hicfited kerosene lamp, and it is conjec, tured that tho vapor arwiug from the still must have ignited and exploded. A verdiot of accidental death w, ceased was o native of the United States, aged 32 years. CHOKED WITH A PIECE OF MEAT. Bhortly before midnight on Balurday, o colored man, named Thompon, was choked to death by a piece of meat lodging I his throat, whilo eatiag at the house of u friend, nt No. I West Thirty-seventh-st. An inquest will be held by Coroner Wildey. BRSNS MARINE DISASTERS. e —— L0SS OF THE STEAMSHIP KINGFISHER. BY TALEGRAPE TO THE T BUNE. BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.—The steamer Liberty, from Now-Orloans, vis Havana on the 20th inst, brings here Capt. Harris, the oflicers and crew, sud three passengers of the | Raltimore steamship Kiugfisher of Messrs. Mordecai & Co. and (:n-qun'fln whick left here on the 10th in: u Sored In n severe galo 60 miles south-east of Hiatters: oflicers, crew, and passengers, three in number. took to wmall Ponta. and after being exposed for some time to the murey of the storm, were Hnnfiy rescued by the United Staics figete Snaquehnnna, which was conveying Gen. Sherman aud Minister Campbell to Mexico, Al were Tescued exeepl four colored men. ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER SAN FRANCISCO. BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. ForTress MoNgoe, Nov. San Francisco, with %0 25.—Arrived lnst night, Capt. Bobm, from New. York for on boerd. fnclading 3% reciuit ments. One of her bollers gave ot vien wn the coast, and she was oblized to put back. Her owners have 0 send wnotber steatner hero 10 tako tho passengers to Greytowi. — KANSAS BY TELRGRAPH TO THE TRIBTNE. Leavexworti, Nov. 24, —Senators Rost and Poweroy and Roprosontative C! ave laft for Washington, ateamsli| Greytown, for Cul Tus Goup Rossrry.—It has been ascertained that E. A. Osborne, the young man charged with the robbery of ol from Messrs. Hall, Dodd & Co., bas been living with & wom® e valurol some tm wl claims is his wifa The valu . {:: gold stolen will h the snm of £R000 & portion :-1 \-j'-h ‘was found at bis residonce. He bas e rotofore enjoyed theco RBdence of bis employers and tho grieem gf & lurgo vire® fignla e pall bear- | f i THANESGIVING. ii—a MUNICIPAL PROCLAMATION. Mayor Hoffman issues a procjamation for the ob- MUSICAL, e — COMMENCEMENT OF TUE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON. | ‘The Italian Opera, under tho tion of Bax o5 8 scason of five weoks at Wiater Ganlen | servance ‘of Thaaksgiviog Day, whick will be found iz the is ‘u-mflnw L.} Night rming opern, Crispino ¢l | Trmsuse advertisiug eolnmns. Mayor Booth of Brooklyn has Comme wi performed, th it Urispio being o1 | 4o jssued 8 proclamation recommending the ple of that | tuined by the world-renowned Georgio o, The prblic of ¥-e - neing Lo 33 Ne e not yet had an opportunity t0 hear and see this |y ufl?fl’i&]‘:’.:‘fi:fl. avocations opou tha day, aud P 1 to-night o aral cariosity will b grati- 'DINNFES AND GIFTS TO THE POOR. . ToTully | pAn agneat hus been mado by tae Supsrintendeat of the Five for tl i of the ebiliren ot has fastitation o g J ot i ouse (the St. alag House) wil ]' & Thaukuglring dlazer o ity inisates, and the meoagers desire ovide for st L 200 Women au ik Tt house s 4t o504 Mulborrrat. s most brilliant potuts of effeet are in his bye-play. Ronconi w be supparted by au admirable east, conslsting of Miss Louise Kellogg, Signot Bellini, Signor Testa and Signor Antonucci, & w Whole, which eould hardly be surpassed in i to | We qr;l 10 sec Winter Gardea on this occusion crowde "The ladies o Board of Masagers of the Patriot n overtiowing. 4, | Home, located at Fiuahing, intond ate o T&mors erfiw:mfivrnpmvomp-ny will perform at the ll:yu Home on m‘.’,.m:m‘u"m“.‘.’f‘fl..‘.&fi.fl'%mfl."’f Academy of Masie, Brookiyn. The building is filled to its utmost capacity, thera being mearly MONDAY POPULAR COXCERTS. 1 s A O T L heakagiytag ey ; . & > o prople o man, This eveming Mesars, Bateman & Harrison will mf‘hemn J}'&‘Ls Christlan M;:lwln c’ = wl‘n‘t'hhofi give their thind concert at the Academy of Musie, on | good work, and the children be made Lappy oa Thanksgivi popular concert at the Aca f).y, Coutributions of momes or .,..‘.S'.".{. e learn taay bn sent to Mrs. Wi J. loek, Treasurer, No, 70 or to the Superintendent, at the Home in Flushing, oa or Tuesday evening. THE ALLEGED DISTILLERY FRAUDS. L — PURTHER EXAMINATION BEFORE COMMISSIONER NEW- which occaston Miss Florence A. Rice, Mr. Alfred H. Peasc, Mr.J. F. b, trombore, and Mr. Heind!, flute, will take part. Mr. Collyy will preside at the piano aud Mr. Theodore Thouns will conduct Bis excellent orehestra. The programme will be of a pleasing aud popular charmeter. CONCERT OF THE HARMONIC SOCIETY. The Harmonie Society of New-York will perform e Oratorio of Samson at the Plymouth Church, Brookiyn. this evening. Miss Maria Braigerd, Mr. Omlifihplou. Ar. J. R. Thomas utd other artists will assist. M. Ritter will con- dugt the Oratorio, aad tho wembers of the Harmonic Society will perform the chorusses. CONCERT AT THE FRENCH THEATER. Bignor Antonio Farini will give a grand vocal and instrumentaj conoert at the French Theater this evening. He will be assisted by Mme. Bertha Johannson, or Macoaferri, Herr J. Pollack, Here H. Mollenhauer, Mz W. Dressier, and the full Colonia Singing Society, MORNING CONCERT AT STEINWAY'S HALL. Mr. Alfrod H. Pease and Signor Severini will give Shelr frat Morning Concert at Steinway's Hall this moruinz. 2d by Miss Kate L, TON ON SATURDAY—MORE WHISKY SEIZED. The cases of J. M. Wilson and Fred. Cochu came up for further examination befors U, S, Commissioner Newton at the Court Rooms, Montagne-st.,, Brooklyn, en Saturday. The estimony (unimportant) of Mr. Isaac McNulty was taken, after both [Z which the Distriet-Atto: without farther action, as he Wilson did not understand the facts stated in bis Mossrs. Wilson and Osohu were n discharged. The case of Mr. F. B. Tillen, United States Inspector, was next ealled up. Mr. F. was arresterd on a ¢l of havin, eutered into agreements with liquer diati and doalers Ml:knuylbr-nflnx mel:lw»n, 'n:l; lufia l‘)tmtm-mun:i ney, in opening the case, said Re oxpected fully to prove, s 812 expaoted to show that one dealt: had made 240,000 sty Collsctor F. W. Tappan of Thes will be assi MoDonald and Mz, &. W. | The firat witniess called was Dey Collly. Keom the social position of tiese artists o large rad | the Third District. Ho testifisdthat he had boen an Inspector of fashionable sttendance is expected. spirits, oils, eto., sinoe Joc; that Messrs. PLillips awl Tilton had aiNo been Inspectors, that be knew Mr. Levan and Mr. Deslin, and that Lo had'recoived from Mr. D. @ paper, which was offered in evidence; he did not know that auy inspection hiad beex, ordered or made; M. Tilton had pever been author- THE DRAMA, o ] Miss Olirs Togan made her début 1n French comady, at the | {28 00 ioapot Bauor for Atz Devlin aa Laviag been made prior French Theater, on Saturday evening, before @ yery large nod (A ber of orders and returns were bers read aml offered 1o evidence.) Witness continued: Ho bad never given any erder for the ia- apection of 1iqaoz; there was a rule iu the Collector’s Office that a decidedly eritieal andience, ** 500 Franes de Racompenge,” an exiremely amusing ope-act comedy, by Mossrs. Sirondin and Bernard, was the medinm of ber introdviction to the Frouch et TR et B e ton to the Fronch | wriiten applications must be made, accompanied by su affdasit, orionn 1oy, whe kas besome the Sife of 8 Fresch s ;:::3::; uors had beeu manafuctured before September 1; Le u told by Mr. Tilton that ke (Tilton) was juspect- of that fast. man, and who speaks Frenob with the accent and manner of s hwqm_.‘ for Devlin and had no knowled, foreigner. Graceful artlessness is the princ! ity of lady’s naturs and manzer, Miss e q:‘.!‘g“"‘ 2 oer Fred Cochu was next e-l.l-d&p‘on. e e oS X 1ot iy wiih | He teurifin that on the morning of he s of October, be saw e e oo o oy | Mr. Titom in tho yard of Devia's estabishment i Hudson-ave T o O e eras utiot hedore o Sumaia { itk book and peseib in band taking dows the of lguor ganges of g barrels, while aunother man was branding them with Tilton's brand. Mr. Deslin and foor or five others were present, and wo or three carts were standing in front of the door. Witness then proceeded to describe the premises, state the time in which he was engnged in making tious, &o.; but tue re- maiader of ks evidence was of Liitle importance. The case was until Saturday, Dee. 1, al 12 m. SEIZUEE OF ILLICIT WHISKT. Rovenns Inspeetor Frederiok Cochen surprised & ing w cargo of illicit spirits at the foot of Norgh ¥ at the end of the piay, The effort was oue of much promise; and it may safely be anticipated that the young actress—sbould she pursie this movel pathi—will ultimately achieve success upon the French stage. The entire performance, we should siate, was sparkiing and eojoyable. “A precision of method v hich is never hard, and an_ elegance of tone which is never overatrained, make the represeutstions at the French Theater always gratifying to the ripest culture and the severest taste. There is promise of much variety and pleasure in the theatrical programme which has beon arranged fo this week. Mr. Booth will be welcomest lmck to the Winter Garden to-morrow night, when he will appear in * Hamlot.” He is also to play on the evenings of Tharsdny and Saturday—aliernating party lond. ). at au early hour yesterday morning. Those bavisg charge of the lighter pushed off at kis appronch, abaudoning 4 barr-ls of aprits, which were promptly | Tho same officer seized 12 barrels of potecn the previous might while it was being depos o ot tho distillery of Cuthbert & Curniogham, in Firsat With the Ttalian Opera—aud at + i we on Wednesday. “The | Tho pa 1 both casos, were fraudulontly branded, or ot ¥ Will be. played fur (¢ last time this eveuing at | branded v i eater. ' Marriol " will be brought vut to- morrow, and * Dreams of Delusion” and * Paul Pry” will be given on Thursday. One of tie best hits of the season wWas made, wt this theater, on Saturday eveniag. by of * Dreams of Delusion” asd * Pural Fel I'll!r" an afternoon performance ut 14 Ulympic on ‘Thursday, iu cele- bration of Thanksgiving Day. At vasious other theaters like wise, this ovonsion is W be ohserved. ] ‘ireus will give four S100TING A¥FRAY.—On Saturday evening, a gen- ezal row occurred in the saloon of Cornelius Marphy, ea the goraer of Thirty-cighthat. ad Brosdway, betwoen Patrick McCafirey, Daniel MoLoughlin, Joba Fogarty, Joun Meany, and & number of other rough charscters. A namber of pisiol shots were fired, and Pllfl“c‘l MeCaffrey was shot in the ankle, | Fogarty. The remainder of the crowd made taeir oscape. Matinecs this week—ou urday L . | and McLauglis 1n the neck. Neither of the wounds are dan By Bl e ‘A mumber of the Twenty-ninth Preciact Polioe arrived iaceed to Soliaht fisle "talk Lo | 8t tho soene woon after the row, aud arrestad McCaffrey and Tha Vision of tee Dewd s fo be not ory e noon aud evening. We ot tent Mr. Do Cordova will give a > Incture to-morow night, at Ieving Hall lke +* Strong-mi Henry Ward Beecher is writing a story for The Miss Lriggs nad her Conrtshis" This will b the last of tho |y, York Ledger. Tts publioation will extend throngh several made a remarkable im BeTieR, r. Hartz, the 1l 3! preasion with Lis © Floatlog Mo monthis. The following are the partioulars - —and is sttracting crow o Ddw Levcee Oprce, No. 90 BEEEMANST, Proposes ve an ol : New-York, Nov. 15, 1466, ; well a Rev, Hexgy Waen Bescur—Dear Sir: Does the inelosed anuouncement of your L«lgr 107y Meet YOUr views as Lo the time of commenoiug its publication! Please let me know at onee, as T wish to make the announcement in the number of The Ledger which is vow going to press. Truly yours, Rosert BOXNER. ME. BLECHER'S RETLY. Brookirs, Nov. 16, 1866 Sir: The anuouncement of The benefit performaucn at the Winter Garden on Saturday evening resalted in » guin of ahout §1,200 for the Ger: man Hospital. A wort) vde in & good work, and Mr. Dawison wus | srican stage under d cheering nr s Richord, new word Me which you send me n proof-copy iv correct. I lope to put ough manuseript in your hand to enable you to gfi(ln the story eatly in the year 1867 Lam truly yours, Haxey Waer Beocugs. RosenrT BONNER—Dear ——————— THE STATE OF TRADE. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRISUNE. N seadzs e 1300 bl ut & Spring. #1750 for Red Winter, 14 50 _for \ Wheat quint; esiew, 20, Corn quiet and quotatiens sominal. Brr- Cusalinghta s seady; 13 New York, Peas 20c. Core 10e.; Bar oy 18c.. . Outa 126 To Troy and A'osny: Whest sud Peas e, Cotn, Ide.. Earley lde.. Rys 1o e 1o Lk importe—360 bbls Floar, 81 bush, Wicet, buai, 50,000 voab.’ Pesn, Camal by’ Guia. Bloar. #5000 baib. Wheat, 5,300 bush. Cors, 160,00 liariey. 7,790 busi, Rys. Torapo, Nov. 24 —Flour guist. @235 Cora S8 batter ocoid appearain CRIMINAL COURTS. —— THE TOMBS POLICE COURT. | Before Justice Do Erraswve OFERanios wirw Fovon | atterspon, a German g Tng (he uase of J ™ —On Satur” 7 . Wheat firmers Estm S b tor Nors Mived. " Outs 2. berier e "that he ® ™™ Lake trelghts sre dul and nomi el ko N3 Fioursaies 41 boie No.1 it The draft [t he Seperiniendent. Mr 90 bbis. Amber Ubio st $i3 Whest quiet: and | R e P s g e Tort W ashington Ciub, $2 10. No. € Miltwaukes Spring about $2 10. { Hantenbrook. who s somply it the ryuest of | com .rzm\.m,m-mswm a1, Tl b RowToie oss " o of the G0 Mined e Oute giet. w5 besd o4 30c. _Basley~Can excited questioned b elosely. Moss o TeT Pear—Canada, B1 20. ne-‘fu.n_; | bocame _confused u Sickares I3 leavo the B3 lard, Waibhe. Whisky. $ 1 shed to Broad He soon rotarned, In store. Ho was e disy S8 1o see if 0 M1 and stated the s e wwe kuown At that place. | 0. Rye. . ; Peas, 3 anal ‘ast 24 hours—F lour, 1,905 bbis.; Wheat, 63,630 busis. ; ah. j Osts, 83,871 bush. 'ullum Nov, 3.—Cotton_active and higher—sales 4,200 v A Dowling, | b “ddling ot 72c.” Receipts 3,900 bules. tof #1000 bail. Ta Jower; (air_ai 10c, Molssses lower; fnferior e prime G2oie Dank Sterling 0. New York Exehange | discount. Freights 4 Liverpool §@9-I8tte; Hevee 1 1-5th. lour quiet. Wheat edvanced 2ac. for No. 1, osing at #3 10@$2 14 for No. 1, aud 81 847 | 1~d iwance of 2e., bot closed s been do- own firms by means tivo Woeldrige and of the followtug & No. 2. Oste sdvanced Moss enlled mpou William | 17, eloaiug firm ut @ Sie. for No. 2. Provisions dall, Mess Pork, diy goo b st Nos, 48 and Hoge deciined 2530c asad moderately active t 81 «f that lte wisiod 1o purchose & bill | ¥ il to good. Recripty to-day—11, od guos 80 the nmount of §° 000, and gave ) busk W ‘%\%‘.'.'.',".mf #4000 purporting o haso heon drawn No. £ Hiowd-ot., reeciviug from the dull Wheat sctive at $3 05:fer firm a receipt of the drafl. i goods he did ®18 for No.2. Corn steady &t 83c. for No. 1. 'o.u ad not remove; t ho suoceoded iu prociring being & e to-da buab. Wheat. shawl valued ot §1 oelledt o L Loz 8tore | Shipments to-day—8,000 b t. of Bradford, Well Rewde st.. mod there par. | cryoumazs, Nov. 34.Fioof \onted to o losal mand wiesat cliuse bill of goods, Wwinkering the N seetn o pevel) b o 3 ogs dull v et ok | S st #6000 8880 gros rcps, 300 bend Mows Fock o ever, the firn soat (o Peake & Co., and were informed by them Sard doll s 1340 OUd 0 otor Birich BLAdiag, 305, ieled that Moss hul iy n drafc for #0600, s they had sub. e e ¥ A3 sequently nsceriniued that Mgy, ere this | T4y wrwarow. N. €. Nov. 2.—Crude Turpantive—85 for Yellow intallig reached parture, Healso | pip end 2 50 for lfard. Spirits Turpentine, So@6ic., @42 %7, went 10 the ratabi 817 Cotton—d04 @3ic. for Middlings. | €npe and there, « Nov. H.—Cotton Grmer; wales of 325 bales sinct i ymeut a draft o (00 a o Cotton i lar; Middiing, 317 32 Camisaron. Nov. #h.cCotton advanced | @2c.. sales of 100 bales of Middluge st 31§@32e. Stock light. obi e = Prons optel el ohtain i lowis of 110 4+ 1 " v LOVISVILLE COTTON SALES ut il 10 s '”“%- Lovtayiits, Nov. 24—The special teports that the daily Cotton B e wertained hag ho | LOTIOTRER 0T ST anontiy oo iooorrect. Mer (o any extent. | Forron, Armstiong & Co. will recommence them on Monday, and Itis be . cused L i The 8¢ | Gao. N. Wicks snd Porter, Fairfax & Co. will continue thew daily at No. 3 East (broaghout sach werk ized by isi w o at the Station | MARRIED. RSTADT—OSBORN~In Waterville, on Wedaesday, the 2ist A on v Dr._ Meacham: rector of Grace Choacly, Alvert Bierstadt POLICE COURT. o Rowilie iarper, eldest danghter of the Hou. Amos U, LB fre Juntice Lo,y s Osborn. Ax O Orvespre CAUGT Avarg —QOn Priday | HULL—GEROW=AL Orove, Onmge €., K.V, on merning tro mer: catered tie jesrelry sre of iy, Brederick | Jaineeder, Nov 1 by the Bov. Warres e ot Lias Gerow, of the former placs. Wilke at No. 141 " nes watehion of the vory best - 1 ted o peo o Mr. Wine wis st watches be rud saw the two « the counter and who happened ore was something i the other making his aving tahen o differcnt divection whou the officer was STIMSON WHEEL day, Nov. B, I . K. Da , Lowt N omsghtad of Thomses M Whersoe s WHEELER=HODGES <At Kothne, vy, Thursdsy, Nov. *2, OO\ ETEG that the prisoner had in by the Rev, Norman Searer, D. D.. Evoruy P, Wheeler of New- i punse three wateios which M. Witke s fow daye before, York City to Lydia L Hodg*s, daughter of e Hon s H. Hodges had roeeived from Vall, Blaok & Co, to rej nnd whioh were | of W D, C. hanging up in bis store when tho two men came i, When e brought, before Jwstice Leds ith or Seturday lust, e thisf was | DIED. recogatied as being G oll offender, having served severa 3 terns in Sing Shig. being kuown to the police as Joseyh | PANCHER—On Friday, Nov. 23, 1666, J. 8. Fauchor, iu (he 53tk MoUloskey, i ML L riwmier o committed 7 | _aretbivage, | S ety favied to vlatives famil: respect [ nvi trial without bl l"—dlh. Bore bl fote o "No. 27 Eant lirty frst. ra), ‘;;::‘g-h ‘ith fnat., &t 4 o'clock p. M., witliout iurthier notice. FO! t Troz. N, ¥., on Friday, Nov. 23, Caroline Bus ., ouly htes o e B e ey e oo eokt B OILSEY--Of typhoid feve. 1,yupiiine, the wife of Peter Gilse, )r., aad youngeat daughter of Di’'s e, aged 20 years. HALSTED—On Batarday moruibs, S 24, Andrew L. Halod, la corrr or [Vlure Julge Dowling 1 A young wan of the ripe age of 17 was brought up on the eurious . The | A Movrrx Somsos years, named Thomas € carrtiug off of the gates and the earryiug out of bis intention, the O not.. 81 12 0'cleck . , canght in_ the aot, Thomas wisely East Forty-iret at.. on Tuosday. ;l".d.dh":fm;i""" et ta,the House of Refuge, the Jflfi:'fif:‘fi (o Furrylomn Coniery Tor bnier: aton of it T enough ta sopa g PR Bt BT D on. even by 1o Satupaon | STEPHERS—On Sundag, Nor. 2, Oeeage W., s0n of Carnalioa snd oY “r..yn‘ e ihoa ks Ly g S hl-"n.d':n--l Mnl-o! the farQy e ectfilly fnvited to floaly 17 yours i e e e the'Fesidgaca of s taber, Ho. 10 W ot e el Thirtieth st on Tassday, ot 11 o¥lock & w. YAk a0 DEATH OF A VETERAN OF THE WAR OF mn, The ‘relatives o) WY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUAR. Bostox, Nov. 25.—Mr. James Johnson, one of the o'e! * furiase remaining veterans of the war of 1812, died otice. residence in Winchester, 5 yoars, He " the Thirtlets Reguiars in | OBITUARY. Plastsbure aud of 0 eldy | Lo Bvordal, Sow York, oa Tyenday, Nor. Uooab fbe renidenge o ous of Industry for contributions of meney or clothisg | WYCK—{n Brooklyn, on Wedneslay, Nov, 2!, Richard Vou | dalogates frow the grouad Clestion and were nat, th od 9y the NA' aad amadunced o _Romxar S. Dosgix. Seccstary. €. B. BABIN, Texsa. ¥ Greclan noses titilated with och s divioe azoma as that whick overy American lady of tasie and faslion iahalss from her lace mouckews. EXTRACT CE! { EXTKAC REUS. - Now York have recommended that THURS | the 2 of haskag ving and A e Do o i Beedcleg daviog Tt v n abedizaon to n casiom which 1 dizcere'y Tondaion 3 the alivage b coutianed 4nd Losorss, 1 eal e s i, o tht oy, vl goost ety S ves, X B kacvs vewdor tbauks 1o ivot Hoavealy Father foe ol S u'..m:.'“wn- ndac wad thackeg g, (ot Bt U o0 i rodorm and mercy: witisad the in all the perils which endanger it, aud make ua. ‘own good Lime, & bapyy and luiulm"'-l‘r PAUAN, M Wil raview i@ Firet o0 Seatn 4 g PRSP S o & i % COMPLIMENTARY SERENADE fu the Fveulag ot 9 o'clock, T A e Pits Aveane Hotel, ‘Geaful''s Band of 50 " By Pratessor Pieces . Anof selntions Sastreble oo beatd b3 thase whe tejeice i the din L d of Braworks wilt take place. _ Al Caion men aro iayitad 1o pactieipate. every T ¥ NG, venue C and Tairdat. Me: nuug‘nm- FFE, Pre 00 4 to u are Y, Nov. 27, s b of be adheiidde 08T, SUTL] Will deliver five Lactares, with Resdtags, in the Leetore Room of the Chinrch of the Restoration. sorner of Mouros-place and Clarkot., Brooklyn, as follows: On Louglellow, Nov. 27; Plerpout. Dec. 13; Chatles Dickens, Jas. 9, Holmes, Jan. 20; Meo. Browuing, Feb. 20. Coutee L 825 tckets, 50 T obtainsd Iy :a.“;‘:":"m‘-'f R oy s kg~ and 1,000 PACKAGES OF GOODS TO BE S0LD AT A OREAW REDUCTION IN PRECES. " FINE CUT GLASS. 1 DOZEN EACH OF GOBLETS, CHAMPAGNES, CLARFTS, WINES, AND FINGER BOWLS, AND 2 DECANTERS. 38 PER SET WORTH 859, . FINE ENGRAVED AND CUT GLASS 1 DOZEN EACH OF GOBLETS. CHAMPAONES, CLARETS, WINES, AND FINGER BOWLS, AND @ DECANTERS. $AS PER SET, WORTH §63. SAME QUANTITY AS ABOVE, EXTRA FINE. $30 PER SLT, WORTL $50. CUT GLASS. 1 DOZEN EACH {GOBLETS, CHAMPAGNES. CLARETS, WINES, AND LIQUORS, WITH 3 DECANTERS. $90 Com SET, WORTH $33. FINE CUT GLASS GOBLETS, $3 73 PER DOZEN. i1 0@ | FINE CUT GLASS CHAMPAGNES, 83 PER DOZEN. FISE CUT GLASS WINES. 82 78 PER DOZEN. ~ FRENOCH "CHINK. = WHITE FRENGH CHINA DINKER SETS, 133 PIECES, 938 PER SET. WHITE PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS, 137 PIEOES, $33 PER SET. FANCY DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, 118 PINCES, $75 PERSET. DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, 134 PLECES, FANCY DECORATED TEA SFTS, 44 PINCES, $13 30 AND $18 PER SEL. A JOB LOT OF WHITE CHINA DESERT PLATES, §1.50 H DECORATED DINING SERVICES, 000 PER SET. ALSO, FINE SILVER AND PLATED WARE, VASES, BRONZES, JARDINIERES, PARIAN, AND A SPLENDID #K- LECTION OF PARIS FANCY GOODS, JUST OPENED. CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXT! CUOIGE ASSORTMEST. E. V. HAUGIHIWOUT & Co., Now. 488, 490, wd 499 Brosdwsy. Corner of Brooms Te Iron and Nteel Manufacturers. The propristors and assignees of the sovetsl latters patent iswisd to Fenry Bessomer and Rober: Mushet of England. and to \Viliam Kelly and othiers of this country, for the menafactuce of IRON AND STEEL by their varioas proceses, in the Uniied States, have, for the purpase of avoiding all confhict of claisms nnder said patents, consolidated thelr pointed the undersigued Irostees, snd are now propared S A LAKOE ANS Guieiocids Holey, i T, i oy Further information as to tecms and r'r'un.hn of eost, instrustisns, &a., miny be o addiersipg eitber of the undersigned JOHS F. Wi W, Teoy, N. ¥.. JOHN A GRISWOLD, Troy, r. A, ¢ Trustess. D. J. MORRELL, Johnstown, Pa., "3~ Furnitnre WHE LATEST STYLES, CONSISTING OF uu:bé“fiummu-umnu i e F. RRUTINA' - MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS, Nov. % and 9 East [loaston-s.. Between Bowery and Second-sve. Al Goods ? T Patent Combluntion Hove.” Baxapict & TonnEy, No. 8 Murmy-at, New-York, Manafustarers. of IMPROVED HOSE of great durwbility, whieh will stand a pres- wore of 20 1bs. to the sqnare inch, curry live steam. and s fn 0o wey affected by artioun of Petroleum, O, Acids, Water or Alkstie. Poa Refteeian, Distilierios, Fire Engine and Stessn purposes, sapevior te any Fiose eves made. Price snme ay ordinary Hose. Suxe vou Puioe List. Belting ou samme piinciple, wairauied pot to oireich, end etend RS ‘Wrancn { hion Dimer Flafes. the doron 81 dor. Froncl Cliva Break/ast Piates, the dosen Colored and Gilt ¥ “hina Tea. thy e ,l 18 Nets, sach $15 Rate 3 Te o ve ol of the FIRST QUALITY of FRENCH CHINA, snd are e grestest bargaing ever offeied ln New for yourserves. ‘"-""“"“‘::f’:‘i.’...nm X Co., No. 31 Reondway. We cannet sny tos much in fuver charge of stealing and eor uble iron gate. {830 yosc of bix tao. mplaimut (1 the case wit Mr. Joln Juckson, aud e altoged " somiies iaken to White Platne -t &Ac Sew 11 YOUI € Dri%0ris i the very nct of the thef. It Gmdm.b:'-‘:o“ e e wes MAGICAL PATN EXTRACTOR , i s Uhe mont ropid sure for Burne I8 1ot suppuerts Cins Cheoy jeriopmed Uie foat for the mere pur | yoyi;p) ¥N_On Sandsy_morning, No {u the world Cares Piles, Corns, Bunions, Oid Sorws, Skin Dissases, of imply vivaling Mr. Samp olden time, who, it will o e McMallen, in the THE yesr of her o amd Bruisas, o if by magic. Toy it Twentyfive conts abox. Seld e remembered, i recorded to hn ged in 8 similar freak ‘and frisnds of the famity, aud thore o T with the Gatex of the Uity of Giar double iron gates B eV iiam and David, F. W., 818 respectiolly invited to WEFEERR 1 Dpeay spokyn of in $he compluint ol Mr. Jack were not the gardian ueral, on Tuesdsy, et 11 o'clock u from the Refotmea | Make You Own Soap tos of & MIghty citt fitended 14 protiet o great and sulight- M..,‘,,h,w.h.L, ‘wear Sixthave. (the Rev. Aler. . ( “N‘“ i ened population igaist the Metrsions and revages of & hords ), withoot farther lavitation. Only 196 sangy Voo pound of excalent Soup, if you save snd ase youp of hm.mm it were slmply o stop gate in 8 gerden wall to Albany papers pisase copy. wasie grease, daly e o: seven cen's the pound of the very best o Keep the 115 1ba:"8 pigs from eafing the cabbages. Tho inten. | SKINNRR—At Hudson N. ¥, o Friday, %, Mi Heary P, | :w.hyw Ty e cralurs He particalar ip saking (o0 tien of Mr. T hor siliers to brenk up the said | Skinnor, in the Slat year of his sge. | .u..mm-lan.',.m ret fates witih w sledyc 11 it wmll',’:;fivu;';:‘ 0 | SMULL-On Sanday, Nov. 23, Sarah E., vifs o Thomss Smull, in i every package. Al (hat o or seven ceuta a potud, according to the (uality o iron. Being | _the 35th year of her aze. . frustrated in the commercinl entorprise, sud hindered in the n:‘:mnrh:.#_&l the family are respestihy iovited ta repaired, or taken in par pay . wheeis, which is werraied. Vo for DOTY'S WABHING WNING, Gereral Agont, e of oll b VERSAL, with o VERSAL WHIRG wpty 3R Toppostte 2o MA- No. Wrlngers of wil & AND WIINGING. Clothes | WASHING | Qourtlagdiot, New-Yors.