The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 27, 1866, Page 1

“10 SHINES FOR ALL.” 84TH YEAR! {CHE OLDEST DAILY MORNING PATER IN NEW YORK CITY Feeey! the Journal of Commerc ad without Aeawortes 1d, dw playing the following motions \ * Reuben KF The fimpire State fen honors th | | man 4 } able Governor and eo,” e id then played two oF tlrroe pienes, x ! J idle Loud calla wore made foe ‘exception the CHEAPEST DAILY NEW aren ww! Chirtv-Fourth Year: | tS ATE IE EI : THE NEW YORK SUN, ~ | = = = — a = : = Se | th Wi youve { THE WORLD. | in eld tek be F ; | I [oun > * that Mr, Woodford's voice would not permit. } n cold blood, and Lopes himeelf wae ge thes. It now haa a bureans ‘ stax man, writing 40 the Bangor | him to speak, The crowd thon broko up, ror vew von cy came oer evr = EVR OPE, |e Hiwtantntiereyeeds | WASHINGTON. | aT ttss Ves Yue st eee |) ceetey eure oea | tides, hots nel ree ietaiae tweet 6 | tetnp abeebe bile nee he for obiaisine the news of the day ftom avery part stance of ignoming which could aesompany | ccna Lal Hovenueeie larger than uny eoumerted | (0 Atal te the New Ford Bun. : 1 ee Din S spoentrat 7 of ihe Rid, whether by AUlale Cate. ty Tole enemas | the fate ot the ‘husestmaletuctor. Di AMERICAN CLAIMS AGAINST ENGLAND, | i toe te paren td the breaking y 0 on int kien ot dn extract which | Eeaceattom DarePamape ov tne Wine frmph or by Mail.and pr OLE. tn ere the threats of vengeance and deep | the sole T Hook waa etolen from her | F! yin home and foreign 0 9 | Diesen! salverias Fae oT ee rat Phietooee | SIUN Cable Dispatches. | ivznation expressed, but cube terever | — wirLostacy HaKH AT WORM. — | Acamisnaron scinome foe the prossention | dork te Ehfenge. lil, on Wednesday, and | OF ANY eonte pes gallon. The wnpnal Pee SOE ie ba A pate | : a [ten free froin the atumpte ot would be | Th of claims aga re wat, entered | Rothing bas been heard of her since. — | Som exceeds 10.000 cnet eear ay ot ese | the Beitah at the elewn ef Sher Revol om THE SUN t@ read every day, by neariy & quarter ; | idol in the aticmpte of would-be The Coming Session of ( 8 ; | savive plantationd, e #4) conta, and the coat of | ish at the ol Fovolutionny \ ar Ililoa sersons, and thas becom More Arrests of Irish Fenians, vrs fase cra tgs OMing Session o . , tain clerks tt ry aes sate © Hib tation in} ia traneportation atone f if | having fallen on Sunday, wa eotebrar @ | fxgening ts entire eonrents at a . eh pa che cand Sealnet cranting the ce Wik We Ni “Stee \ charge of the sat : | By condensing i fo the ‘1. | yesterday by a fine parade of the militias Madvenungrerey wietount, | | Motice Armed with Mrecels thirrn is grout allowances ta te mite for the : : d jp Sack pay) Fae visylent form | WAIZNE Of mor wont The wuolo of the First Division turmed ) effice er fuyntahod by nove vendor fs TWO CENTS honders. ‘i Ma erieen Wie ihr tone aiut The Repub ‘ i ee access workinen i & f Ai beg gag EK, ; i ‘ : ; PER COLY ; and te delivered by carriers at the —-- - enve re fn ty A Nifead t ry yee arty ‘@ the morning, bie honor, the Me eo wins by wk The Nicaraguan Route, ‘ Reina ed eet Ney Ons FUR UIE RY DN! ‘ iil | (he plored prone oe Vor the: presence ow large concours ob ‘ Fenta He would I n of reel hod fates of Public Lends " “ Le} venty8were baptised in the river there law LOCAL NEWS. Yo iad y re Artuley i m ore to ee ‘ hey . 24 orale 1 f the | Sabiatie she le ing | a New Yor vo Mayor, in tie e acta, a * nggostl ne " ts 3 ee apeech, complimented the Colonel on Het Which | HHA2O Actes Dispored af ph ogy ; sat pore Ture Howe drawing is,an, | wow Tone AND TiotstT®, sigeatnin. ot hia “own an id dt i rat ed th theow we | hd ~» pleaanra een eo Unite Case of Bake Thom i D MINteh: Wookie a tatee SE | of January nex » tickele are nearly | A Franvnoct Dearnoran’ fr Fine.e | inent mch's handeome stuad of colors. ener t KUMOR sero av Ke \ proved that clerke thus | MG wy haw decided | NARROW Ravarn ov Tun Pasimwomna.— (or ap I bettie eld they wou a this d Removals from Otlive LW | ofhia wits, on the ground (hat they axe not | f@rry-boat Kdaho, belonging to the Brooklyn | oF, and marched up Brondway. ‘They made | Vroaudont if ‘linois onaario’ of life Ferry Company, was leaving her dock foot | ® Yery fine military appearance, "the 1 the bs | SVEN TY UNIADPY POST ASTHIS, The Chine Lake Tuane! BOse of tho engineers of the Const Survey | of South Seventh atrest, Brooklyn, B. D., | Fai ae {a front of the Guay revere Leak —s ‘ ‘ No = Tho Great Tyke Ton | states that the sea corst of Maine, following | for the foot of Roosevelt street, New York, ‘on hour in the Aay our stesete . energetic \"Phe National Races. wut completed, two feet of earth | All ite gaan 4 lames suddenly burst forth from her ceotre | began to be filled with soldiers in umifoem New York City tbe mt: | ta be exoneated, ithe Boal of | a hurrying to the headquarters of their vert “- ireciilaamiaieces secant | ave ent titi Pine RVSULES VESEERDAY x i Tur amount of clase clasired for the win: | house, driving the pilot from the whol, and | ous "Toef cents to take part in the proces Special Advertisements: Marine Intelligence. } and taightterwara gg an ohn I ake w Xe thromah thie to | dow of th P, iron is 81.009 aynare | causing the greatest alarm among the pa® | sion, Atthe regimental armories, o tis siamese on | was in his power t fimeclfwith| 4e. hen cy It is 9 mighty foat of engineering | moters, which r J \ | sengors, about thirty in number, The boat | and men, were busy getting ready to bey ae oo the Fenians without ving the Uni = = shill Dall & Gowan, cover nearly 20 acres of Ii A HUMBUG—HOW OFTEN from persone ree: jedicines, and is te or &e. ae Stati an actual ¢ anit owe it to him that Ca made the rcene of bloodsh every kind,wnd b a has is ex of Pavey ‘The Fenians. Loxpox, Nov, %—Noon.—Twelve thon asks for the lives for & my ould bo given to such ar sund breech-loading ritlea ace to be rent ly ne Staved'samy vasphien bs cup need pay for ite ta | the British Goverament to Ireland for the ‘or three botties were teken on trial irpatinae prertat, {tan be tonrcthonahierany, | Use of the constables, Arreste of ¥ ged feteraieheline Tae Wher Setald wet ets. | continue to be mado ia Ireland, and the jaluable ‘int troops are vigilant. The national roops in et Ipeates Ireland ar dy to move at a moment's d omen ation yeariz, | Ireland are ready to move a | the, cure of Croup, Diarrbove, Dysen- | warning, \f With Ratiatactio nians i cosaiut it the ease of ni The me knew my medicine humbug. Im abo oe was no humbug. I ot of pu it in th ‘orders tor more x tried che Ntesvaxes ® Y understood that nO such tu ‘pertectiy to inks to any who may p. ral age oot i sccomganying each belecsnd | Loxpox, Noy. 26.—H’ro) # second invasi Fraitte Bis rhe de Perea Bit fees | parts of the Nicaragua route bave been | ‘ket | New heshennetdoed 428 | awarded. Tho Times considers that the on YSPEPSIA—DYSPREPSIASAMONG The | tire schem Path, howe have proved isore somesstal im cor. | Governments of England, France and the | land, It PeriX: pone bare ors overnmonts of England, France ied + Dr. SMITH'S DYSPEPSIA ANNIMILATOR, — | United Slates. Many who had considered their case as hopeless, Turkey, lent amor Veen cone jerably denen 4 think, th "y ye MORK, PIONTING IN CANDIA : ‘omiting, Apasma ant Baa-sickners, as ee als for aome Acurious form of disease hus ald be divided between the | in some of the flac mills at Mel thus a tw very pantrful rated, ribod by ay at tho nnill work in many wthee @ | ‘onyehia maligoa Tho sulje boon re- | Heve that it is mainly ¢ | stand, whilat at w nowed fighting in Candia, It ia said that 4 use by Pervor Te: to hy A to Lag i} gredican essing disease, but w to let \eitand, upon ite ow: ey be! ct ‘that sone will comple! |. It te very plessant to tke, tajarious to the May encitatton, fe ? the shatiered Lise to the wu tferes uffered greatly, no loss thau three thou | exquisitely bits should by Sie ee ther wil sand having been killed, and two thousand "This retwedy ta prepared by the Proprietor, at 48 | takon priso fruinitocond Willisiroturgh, and ean be hed fa | MKD prisoners few York at the corner ef Aflea” and Santon #ts, ~ Prada, sion wand ave De Loxpox, Nov. %.—There from the apinning fra get a kn the Turks have been badly beaten, and have athe al | duetion of a d rine are thrown out of work protrac wail fol mk it i a Berry, Monday, Nov. 26th.—Tho sian Government intends to have a Consul 4 anid, ¢ NO: #15 BRoapway, YORE.— GRAND CHARITABLE FAI AND dd in the City of New York. mi Frasce k barofovt all day, ‘with the wal Gr 0 surprise and Fifth avenue to the Worth Mourimeut, w PRESENTATION, HRATIV AL EL ee ed A AER pple Goon theta Some of them are | Grice, aud the surprise and atmiration ex. | ern business in genera Capt om, Lieut. Bunce, and a platoon | tisy were distiniased. JOM AND SCHOOL POR THE MAINTENANCE : i — ra nearty ready | Sompany noxe entered @ long train of new | ,, ESO! MAnew o€ Yale C of mon fi the 4th Brooklyn Procmet At three o'clock tho procession was te aN BRYGAnG RE DETR mored that a Repub! srgwuleation has An Irish Keto ©, Tho probability ia that the Artattached tv one of tho the fossils recently found were on hh and did good sorvice, ‘The | tlewed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel by Gov, ‘AND SAILORS. — haba diash vated ta Duals: A remarkable stone implement, formerly eee en eaee ee | tives, atid wore broughs over U the bones of a female Idaho was burnt to the water's edge. Fenton, who was accompanied may Tan a in neo as @ hammor, or possibly ns a war (eters Will be furnished with copies of the | Aid forth with growth, though compa: ) s vine, Gen, Batchelder, Gon. Pal AN APPEAL TOTHE PUBLIC, [tte enid that &he Empress pad. | Clik, by 164 dawnt takali ante ot ied Message in advance of itedelivory, ‘Tho | neers wad’ praccieal: bridge faye that the a must haveexisted over | SinkNane ro Gov. Fentox—Reavoxse ny | Meret, Gen, Darling and Col. he OMeers and ManaKere of (lhe “Home forthe Rdueaslon and Maintenance her son will spond Christmas at Row ently rained from a trenc House, Store or Ehop of . TWELVE CENTS PER WEEK, or sent Dy we . BIX DOLLARS @ ye | ee portance to bi, but he was conter THE PRICE FOR ADVERTISING vary, secon! | N mRSHOP ko that advantage at a moat eri to location, FROM TWENTY TO FIFTY CENTS Lent dtitart tha fal Pda Aa ment rather than tolerate any PEK LINE, for each insertion, special arrangem = Saikano apromias the ood une nay be made for advertisaments of vnvraslieveth. | IMPORTANT FROM CANDIA, | \iveon Ueitain and ‘th The editorial department of THE FUN te under i . | i ates. fo anti fl he i dhe charge of Joserm P. Brac ,to ¥bom com: | Fentan invasion, thas he employer <ccsertue Labi RENEWED FIGHTING. Geant Gen eal Mende tw or any branch of the publicaiion bus/nees rli.wid be a 1 ; ; ge eri Bebe Mpeg dhol nr Khe Turks Badiy Beaten. he! te Tako wari Corner of Nassau and Fulton etveets LATEST LONDON MARKET 3. lows r - r Caled vo Children of opt Soldiere aud Eatlora, « Te wis iuchos in longi, four | the lutentions of the Governn onan crx va coanta nthe Atlantic Telegraph Cable was sent on The friends of Gov. Fe Herel, and the windows in that buil tysnpatlr and co-ouas ton or MARINE NEWS. joa in breadth acroas the cqn | tion to them, will bo best « | Glee oeorosel ab the wealth heat e aad | Sunday by a Government official of tho | sembled last evening, about nine ol auLot the hones adjacent were filled wi deals oT | Liveneoot, Nov. 2i—Noon.—The bark | tte, and three aud a lalf inches thick: ICI | the publication of the | pretest matory of tho bridgo, which has al: | United States to one of the Miuistors of this | and around tho Fifth Ayenuo Hotel, to ten-| autem of the fi ane Saget to and provection, Alice Grey, from Bangor, Maine, has boon Longe like a wodge, roun ii eeene ony | rather than from contlicting ready been tested by # weight of four times | country on the Continent of Kurepe. It cou | dor him their congratulations on his re elec tH eae ny thelr Commay jer ian GRANT, Preddeat, | loat at sea. The mato wna drowned, bi iL tapering to an ¢ a the ether ; end | te $ that of a tra aL care, in ite on tained over five thoumand words, ble saierngie ian aerevor: roclee-| Chiot, "As each regiment passed by the \ ine ter. evidontiy | statements eer a rear ett’ We DinieL Baisee, of Heual ant a, | Ha tthe Gubsrmatorial chair, fn the | cotouel gave the enstomary salty w | TREMON the rest of the crew are nafs, nite through | ‘The usnal Large crow: of visitors, of loud in their praise of the decided g Jo thldelte of Sallivai,, Democratio mom. | Parlor of the hotel were a large number of | svord, which the Governor kuowledged bg EM, 4 View Presiden’ | Qvexsprows, Nov. 25.—The Anchor Line xen, was at tho Executive Mansion tod no by its able engine hare elect of the Aesembly of the State of | ladies and gentlemon, including many of | ing bie bat. Bose of toe neginm | w half pound ‘of the hotel ae a Company's at nin, which anited | & (rusted imere’ that @ thousand | but the President received but fow of t! 4 New York, have just ried.” Ht will th " Swho were cack pre ? Ate Jit ue conatructed amore than a thousant f jens, | Harker; nd of Ube focctight aud, Goarage ¢ Just 10 prominent citizonséwho wore each pre: | pliyed complimentary airs, and a aaly Mauger this morning en ronte to Livern ' MEXICO Workinow ro engage in proparing the | eveded by Tene thinkioy. I i proud day to ten ahr dyke, In front of the building two or three | Mune meng od in Paming a8 about an hewn ry \ és ak ? wl aud the event is of national impor . sist hs paraile was quite o success, a DSW ORTH Ming gor, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAT, ‘ if ihe bridge hae cost Tully one and » thouea . aston bled euleium | general neo of the troops elicited b Loxpox, Mew. ith Noou.—Consols ar Memitlions of dollara, but will bo. balled Hight wos placed aquuare at the ¢ h war wo "3 quoted at 00 for money ng worth oven that heavy aum, thonst ula andl cast ite glace over th , $3. | El enerent peices for Amerionn anenrities : . orth oven that heary eum, thoweh | nocrate wore would attend | OF Zl ote U cast ity glace over tl Pestans recent news from $ wa: United States Bivetwention Hejatns -tecsived a the Generel Laot | S00" SU or as ape hundred, millen oc | ere) avers Casmuin nt, 0S TOR ae eye ee at elon cian ch ul relating to the seizure of Foniam * dy, [#85 Minoia ¢ ul Railway shares, 77 Wh ihab Manian Mice, show that eur nonth ad Coty ow declines that “he will ataud the pam | of the hotel, About nine o'el |, and the warlike preparer | i ilway a is. te on to Mex 3 be 40,5.59 wy af public Lande [RRS REGS 8 enn Soventh Regimont band ar rareatap he J of, December, and | Lantos, Nov. 26th, Eveuing Tne monoy | 1" ripchss eda i isene al sare. ore Survey orshlp. ] Wit is Jolin Morriasey lke Daniel Webs bak kt Verfite Albion,” hap PURI ALLS egrper | markot is casivr, Cousola close at 81Z tor | Mie ation, encouraged by the | - Barren s = Win, Wal a Because hie is the are niler. | at leaking thasiaer alte ble excitement an @, fremtay and, Lgnurauirs anrcot, New Vere. | money | reports agent in the United | aes at Brownsville masta, Totals | at {tho Baldmers Coxtwinerat, | Why is Jolin Mt tike We Hie. | basal had played Gea or three pieces, Gov, | supporters of Mr eave | Aweriean securities close at follow. | ee ton : Mihi whit ay ve « the vortion of t hus ¢ a+ nointment of Surveyor mblos on the gre Why w aloe appcared on the baleuny and epok believe that som i i be bell es samrdey Ree | 7083 Erie by, Alinois Contyal | tre xico, that a new wa rea fl { tho editors of the Baltimore | the Howat Hecausa he's heavy ou tho | Ee o8* vt must I 4 Under the Musleat d 9 26-=Noon. <The, to States, and that this should certainty be the | mene the Hon " ada t A sivrne earthquake shook wie felt very ep i plegenlint be Paap :' | sheen b ‘ dling. plans, Lasse, | oN , a ' lt ' ; 4 Fi | teamahip Rowheras Reuind Time, | lec. “A gentioman residing we Me, lots het mi representatives of 4 Tn wool lawl eb is firm, Gene, by “ Cans all vision rant y | BD N t honorvival of the | Lauzon, writes th experion Circles, boping & ore i 00,009 TERETE AT OSE D th, Evening 1 ener’ tod, The £ awn | a tie BF bof Ju | 1 Bosphorus, Warreit ie lige | eg A Ah Once seer unites ae le movemeute of the C. 0.1. B, Arme amd 4 dO PREAEN 4, BEING ON LO tchauge. Droadstads | hove that could not obtain wn, | 16 distribution at the Bowtie c ORR ih: Livsenontvan ike Uh anutachik | alevenan Cab fureconn, whlch. wan violent atmiuinition continue to fl {1 | BACHE HOKED- MOLD ty ji ; Por tron epiveatiaanal Boston, causes somo ansiely Wo the friends | enough to catise the wiudow-paves vo jingle u face at bs t LIBT OF PEPBENTS | Appeal of the Ax | Beeretary Soward, while in the Uultod | Our Consul at Triaste, andor date of N : ‘ Ta Cincinatti (Olio) Tees Atutt | wy that no p antiviy , { c om | Hehalf a! the Fealans, ; jth, writes that oiticial notice has bee _ t of Fenians will parato throug ot within the period of our rec was wt bisa | all hie eftor ta obtain t m baying Telegraph Cable Uxteusion, haa presented er questions for the deet | 2,000 The followin n of an editor to to hin of the teof that city before long, ‘Their prosented yg i jn t . { epaell Baterasbiey , a potwitustauding hie statements co | Mate to hin of the cessation « ¥. Nov. ah—'the Western Union mia tho regulur'uring cap bound with | son of the poople--questiona indeed which | ReruBLIoaN COUNCILAUNIC ConvaNTions 1h nes, published iu the Landon Listes of Noveu | HNN mn" } Trivate, clean billy of health ay ! Hh Company have Haid a cable in Teich ermea trounes | involved the fund iI principles af sur | —At conventions called for the purpose of | § Fisees S29 Vin ta easotion: Be bor bit | wee —_ | ranted on and aince Gio 2kb alt, Vineyard Sond, conneetiog Holines's Ho wud blue pantalvons with | Goverument winch, in our judgment, | quminating Republ candidates toe 1 e, Harees, and Marnuse (cot: | ‘The Fenian enterprise is odious enough | FIOM HAVANA. A statement Mae boon published that the | yt Nuns SO runt ter plivet SUA Deeaeeee rue vietery, not | Councilmen from the Pith and Seventh ' i tniginensig RBS) wien we connie the evila that it has lu) Aprivad of (ieueral, ant Me. | Peni eglivon to Mes. T mt poet ‘i m UN. Ci) Newa saya, the | ithe aces Hvidual—exeept aa | Distrieta, held last evening, the following let, City of New York, #154 Ppa A aH AP SH muah va hg menue Jay} Leerepd a - —— OME away. ty) at 1 | inelavidinata are t tothe atvengtl | named g were chosen Aate | geantee a hiale ita (aeuelpateiailnn pooke te | ‘ur Ketouss by thn Bargurhnoanl, | mission for hor hushand, Jacob Lompaon ema Bt uate ak UNG | ndavicduaate ; y ntvenngtl gontlons ' once Vig, ABs ad "| Givtunin; Wut it ina hundsedd tines wore od | Tayana, Nov. S0—=The Unitod States | to return hvino, 4 autre. He posl | 4 nesses Oe saat ot dusial ee } au mialntenanen of the caube--but wa re: | ey nyt arnt } tot Disssoundl 81%, fe Insurance for yous when ( who complain of tho tyrau- | fo Susquehannih arrived bere on Sit vely rofuaedto give an sion He County, were ies: | iuice in aur vistory 88 the trian ic carne | of the Fifteenth Assembly Disteist ; 7 | PS rkrcrrre, ena cag ot iat others become etsel th | first Suaniebancatt‘wrived bare on ep ively sah io | Xobraaka, on Thuraday night, The safe of | frayed hy tiny Hud exis, gin, cee repr ica | monvrealth of frecmen engage Ln the cauye | of he Finan Airey tt; deem i a ae ahd afiet ow fume Gnewent dag, the 18th, with General Sherman, bo D. | bat said Ehompson av CoH Tig wholennle grocery establishment of | toh eaine wight Lower | Of Mopablican ti ihe: Pe eOe A : 4] are) | 5 | ; seer ; aN : ailiep y 5 the dutalligenee, ths patriotion and tirmness | Webber, of the eighteenth District, Kor { bara worst wrong than, they ever Campbell, Mr. Plumb, Secretary of Lega: | queuces of s Will K. King & Co, was robbed of ¢1,000, | down the country Joe Wo thjoice in the largeness | candidate at large, Walter B. Roberte | ‘ : to have uttered. The English invasion and | tion, and Cotowel Awtenried, aid de-camp to | prominent rebels ail at the clerk of the tora murdered in hin bed, | j,LAeT week a company was, organized in | and {the result, and. the |. Birt Distia £.—Jamos MeVeauoy, of the i 19 | to titet Th waa the altack oF tt BT the General, ax passengers Daring the past thre ony eee eo eh ine act on fire to cover ap the | Bowle County, KenBieky, to rid that section | quiet h Ward: John Adams, of the sixteenth row | toh moty Pideel a Sta or te ee ne | h i fs Feb serine ea tase al yall | tatrible deed. he clerk's uame was Hig- | of the band of thioy thad ao long Ao i ple Joho M. Robinson, af the Fifteenth | Wes een oe taenilcee: Hitt asec fOUreReMEDK| Uie'cae elitaaue aud vaceiveds: ab apt spegen | ately from Pennaytvania, | rated tn that portion of the state the evidences of the access tho Eighth | tue groed of ty 1 but algo representing | yy our ettigeus aud revived snany atten: | of the sinallor class of oftive: | w Barker be name, | Might they captured two, whom they hung tlona, thst th heen cheerfully anil Trehune, of the Sixteoats Qa a petnoipal of high Brats bo pa ye: ied tions from the wuthorities, General Sher Chore was another rage over the National setcye poh Afterw ard they proceciled to ! | roudAy aceapt tho decision of the majority yuinated for candidate a@ i ith auatehical and divided state, ¢ no i : "| Mereer County, and having captured ove of | al the ballot box. Our Detuocratic triends | large, i 1.000 | long have supported iteclé in independence, | man and party were at the opera an Sunday | Course to-day wo local foraee ously) ARE BAYNE Cap ait ¢ r " ES ear rr | 4 1,000 | Mf ths question really waa lito whore | and Manday evenings, and ut the grand re-| Clements and Cuknown, bei Hee AFTBAK 8 Ue, SULIBOROIT be hy ‘ jie igh Ms CAR will BOU Final regret ORF sinters i pie urna in che Fourth and Hixte’ Petrone \ i hand should fall. Not can won w in honor of the Quecn’s birthday thin the t rime of robbery, arson nh governt A ling pus Se dal : : Pi t ulte, vei Fees | etre: eee cea spent cise und calor | CRM ume, 68 tne inca, Uisreanys | tants, ‘The tne was oothing ite Murdered man was killed with an | chasers for Ite Oli-fusioned iris, Lt enlarged views of piblie policy With | witleno definite roaults, however, the lattes } a \¢ ¥ afterwards partaking of @ grand baugit the ts w good dont of excitement Taye, with which three or four horrible} sold to the government of Sian twelve | integrity mud jitat Cheers.) We should | aunply nominating # Conference Committee ‘2! bundred years ago conquered Engl 1 ‘ she 1 ‘ ; { | should have wished to add to their spoils s| with Commander Aden, of the Susqiioh » attendance om accoun! ashes were cut in hin head mountain mortars, ais lanudied ans | But fail to ao act t happiness and | t with the “Union Demoorate” of the ii Meare Dana so apna: CHET That Matin iioatie chenlee. Guia saurubit, mud cele trike huekes BARLAIB CL twolve hundred fumivating wade. The | prosperity. of the people will The Convention is to meet agaim {i \ cles, Pevian invasion. of Canada was made | will'return to-morrow,” OF and | h the horses kept up Chatlinble Macueste: Emperor hus just agreod tot dle art moted, and that the republie, Lu tho Fourth | foe | i en . a Pa tat Sv , h fur tive lindtred : Lforty-eight mortare, of a dese: F of out the centities of its existence ate, owing to a { r without th lightest hope of | eo Suspichannah will leave for Mexico | , ; The late duseph W, Patterson, of Malti | ontor Gaed tu thre f r HA a RtaRe OR huey wie Rak TREE mvontion.qanieh’ raed } e quest, and for the purpose miele snorning. Whilst off Cape Hatteras, | tw ; ¢ will, whtuh was adudtted to, oe jaledde aielieade [eomtuct, Under a arninent ke ours vat until Wedueaday evening next. i J opinion, they, that no ¢ ever de: | sand crow of the steamer Win Fail hes alo te probate 9 alay In the 1609") cogs ut Pittsburgh, hi fw vireulir | w Aycersyeen nt dena. =Aout haltpast six o'clock Laat i served capital punishment 1 Lily than m Baltimore for Charleston. ‘The Court of Baltinore city, made the following | callfyy on the Church. in Pennsylvania to | wet ett on i ual | eweniss yourrod on the Gfth floor o& bh guished T those who ure now @ their fate ii shor sprang aleak on the morning of heyucnts t loud institutions: Tothe | particular observa ‘of Thawk . son} ee ep ecaunthd Ke Wishaw ie Goa i F Hing Whips, util Rober Canada, For these per fr, Seward has | the TIth, Notwithstanding the exertions 0: horn members of Congrass | ialtimore Aayl “ the | Hy, Ale also. piroeeribes sage. ro 10) oe 18 Cama o labor ne ms i el Sakae aren tit to intercodta behalf of the Ameri: | the crew ra, and the alle sr | gr ni [bones Meubortay |! Tinpartint Bou Axed Wor | Mi is: female ih HOt the vigor of the y El as turners aud carvers of wood, The fourth ' Lespiadapage se? | can Government re partivs in ashi of tue captain, the water kept | ® edgy J iuen’e, Home, $5,000; to. the at Labor | Untted Btates A is dare ea Four political neler the was occupied by Fustaco & Co, a0 ® f Making to the senses | or tate, we con J ginning, smal cle pas v the Matar Keve | couator trom ‘Toxas, arrived last night, Mo} Arai far fudigent Hoye, $000; to. the | whoare engaged In the udvuncomeut of there | oy nettiee ty talth that, why ecollae the Khe thied floor was ; veloed of t of | 1 to abun ship on the morn. | reports that the material intarests at Maryland ‘Tract Society, $40, to the Aged | interests asi AT to evory exigeney of ove ymied by 8 CML & Co. aaa hoop shiee NOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS | very great xurpr Veh; so fortunate as to be | are thourisbiug, aud tha poople geunr | Men's MH 4 Mu KEK GRNRGAL | "A Sachin’ cann ‘fained daceell ©, 4 atid Serene traditiona | factory, and Joho Ney, turner; the a0 Orders may be ant ¢ Aierican history nou alter hy the Sisqiteta lallware to ease ante tn bequents of the deceased $5,000: t0 thie | esSatejocnd thine t aren apes . fraliiona) itor by duseph Seheidar, tobacco works, , ' (#1 to 635, Ino | so much pr tho unfor out lowered from the ill I ‘ See nett At nay Harrow, pastor of Cranmer | Qivesbury, Mass, on, F RiLGh honk ate eels and the first Moor by Bishoel & Avery, up- ii in Drdts « Wat’) tunate Major Andro; cousditet of pier, containing tour seamen, drifted to Ther trom imports darin \ 1; to hia ecoachman, Honey dohaaon, | SMeutt, Mane. i ' 1 \ holstery goods. ~ * ) General Washington is always loudly ex | Windward, and it iasuppoted that a achooner | year foot up two hundred millions of d chambermaid, Ha PEAT a Big se Path ie ad reget HUnITy OA ic Dn Grant, manutacturer { | o AVexample that the belligerent rights | james are Altred Wren, Gabriel Chew, Me | xen ; | hin « Annie, $4", to his | wouMlL® Ly the Fou it the | She” fecent + ene iranreel 4 as could wan American Reputitic would be as Vigi:| Hardy and John Dawsou, ‘The following io | Yoar will be one hundred and tive | fon, $00; to Go niger, | ns ¥ : mn Aa H Rleed ee he aaeortained was mostly by erected as thone of the list of the saved tnillions, but that the reevipt of goods w ' # farm, $1,000. Hin gon: | Bas been delfrtons ever ‘ " IF RTOS AU AES The buildinge. be the dey empire on the face of the earth. rad, Le Jones, Miss M.E. Smith, | ¢ytt short. Jindaw, Roverdy Jolnsan, dr, Kaj. is made | LAUrMeG Soller, and bus beou jailed co Hy be Matin) fi tht national aftaies,, | estate and were daimagod about $1,000 5 1 the Ametieat Government Le isd ania di alana, | Cxeenton OE Hho eotate, aa "aloo tonidiiat ‘* Rutt purttedpation tt partic wt) iieations ¥ poople of Canada may bo actuated a | M. Marris, captain; A. ho United States ateain | deg | Bowan Everett's heirs 1 ‘ tuspect, t thie untats Vay Disriucery Suizcres-AN Auueiwe ‘ ing Dire [oaee ot the same fering, aud may think | sordeaux, purser; KB. Bagys, first mate ; | the tlagship of the Atlantic Squadron, gaited | , erg eg | a letter addressed to hina by a listinginshe kable verdict of the people, of t aiid : po NM DAVIS, de the peace and liberty of a colony just as | L. 1. Nelaon, secoud un JOH. Reibl,ehiet | today frou Hampton visit Gun mbt: | heap Weed For the I'ser. | senna, who had not heard of . ts tment of our nation a | MORNE. Atpong the: Bll wel aren i Well worth preserving as that of the mother | engineer, G. M. first assintant B | aia Renita Ps The wood dealers, in the principal cities glug Me. verett to write tor hin a rulosy Bel nal doen deur thar | illicitly distitled which has beea going om im pRCIAL NOITU! | ry herself t in also unfortin rOWD, secu! stant 5. Sun Hans ab ke Neus ern ¢ Hin Canada, having conapired to rau on the Confeder G whieh tio could tiie , ato at fow day ‘We take I eee iO tlestins. on behelt of | °° hersolft I Iso, uns H. Brown, ud wasistaut; J. J, Sith Senators Sumner, of Muasachusetta; Wil ta, K conspired tu ri : alert rp 1 a) an Biooklya for the past few days, was thas | Atha the ibyal docetion of ane | tt indignation meetings” 6! | paly a 6 of wood to three (ines ite former lid ‘nut yt Tobin of a dozeu barrele of Heine Machive Company of | lw ld by t sroughout t Firemen—J. Appal, R Be vel F. Leach, | iama aud Nesmith, of Oregon; Norton, of PF epee ; apie ae st hd ie ge jiosen barrels of a Htatos. ( J. Pascal, J. Shuughter, J, Muller OF | and apprehension of great aultering to the wo huis y the Ouse of tore, {prisoners and thus seeking, 00 far as|#, sith, P. Peteraou, F. Detken ' | New York; McDongal, of California, aud | Quonce, effectual stops have beou taken by | and syntactical emplieais caaional claim over the qu inediately placed a keeper in charge of the { at "| iu their power, to deprive an act of clem ‘A ahort account of the lons of the King: | Kamsay, of Minnesota; and Represosenta: | the citite wvand leading railway companies | Oy tye path instant. in Clay County, Mo cr gl age RPL Eo wily he went to look for a cart to gat i ENTSCPATENTS-PATENTS--MUNN |ency of all ‘its grace, and to repre-| ier was published ia the SUX ol yeatur-| tives Thad, Stove of Vivania, | to break down the monopoly. ‘Lhe Loudon | , ON the Int Se Tatane bas Hh oe. Auninet the it away. | ‘The parties owning the spirite ‘ PCO, contiaue to volist Pateais nud obtain | seni it as the mere result ar, Neither | ' ’ Les ck aad Spalding, of Obio; Taylor, of | (Canada) Fare Paras says, the London and | SPUnk wat fol vl gael fia Ba (haere) Tp Us the J wud ‘to eek pretty, bad over their loam Protection ou ver luventidy #/ ¥eae | Cay we admit that the case of the American | UY! ——__—_— Tevnesseo ; Randall, of Pennaylvania iid pore Cranley Hallway has seen od wervice | of revolvers, His father reprimauded him | nouneed, and amoner or later ‘tis jiadgmnt oN pte Peary Mth in at Wo neem t] civil war, aa put by Sir, Seward, is in the " | Tennessee i Fier,” ot Cnllferaia;, Faroe | by taking {eto London ® pretty good sup. | of Fevolvcrs: Ile father reprinadiion litt | tte et Tuo not eco why (ho Presi | ectgste, pose fe Pontos attetora a Tart paraitel’ wo the Fenian invasion of f deatice Chase and) ol wt linia, and Whaley, of Weat'Vir-| ply, which hae been sold to tho poor in| orca) YF As atny mau became incvnsed | dot alwmuld ae ik the peru: | uate Waa emmplored Ao. 60, uaderneetl a r =| Geenda The. § a alatined tha: Fr rivate advices re- | ginia, are in Washington. . ila end half cords at the comparatively | eee ee et ine velvet tivwd ad | lar vent fuse to coutoria ty the popu hore holes up through the ttoor aud barrele FPORTS BY TELEGRAPH AKE ALL IN| right to withdraw fri dloracy into mia that Clog ‘Thee prise money paidour sailore for cap. | 19% Sgure of Tuake Dorisus por cord swing oie of the revolvers fred at | lur vordint, Nu sacritice la aaked, 066d it | and draw of Whe whisy, and lt wae though \ REM N a conte | which they had voluntarily entered, and it | Chief Just in, Mort p ‘Tho same paper also raya the reat Weat~ hel Fashed to. 0m siljuining’roumn, | hie persoual apimions and wocept tbe daliby | “ottd'be Semanal leaning sorting bus the —_—_—_—— — | Yas casicr to refute the claim to secede by | chao and other distfm@fuished tures made during ‘the rebellion was very | ern Railway Company have now, under cow SR ey eae eeu cues | Fale HEBERT AE: ties Denola’ La ranvtare | ents ee mamlen tea THE HARD RUBBER AT the sword than th But the Fenians | arrived ou Saturday efening at Ascriaberg, handsome in many cases, Tho largest | sideration, the wdvisability of conveying | Put kad whot hia won dead soaiall ef haituale ij eh Peers | Smphy, herrele foe otticer \ ERY BO! tats e rights. ney have no government, no | guests of Hun, Simeon Cameron. hief 7 8. id ~ ao y Pe ‘ate MY) outh be noble and rt hardl, " whisky a8 ane owe, AL A YRODY AbwiiES Th A ; , 8 a ture of « single prize was $33,318.65, paid to n example | Ce eee ented. ike boarders ant | hither be noble and just, It ishardly prob: | the interest of the owners, to drown the EVERYBODY AbeLiGuttin wirit rr, | territory; they ate mero eltizons of friend: | Juatioe Cuage left Jeqs9rday for Weekly: | eee none erie a ee nlved Bates | {2,fcllew the example thus Chleago has furnished its boarders and ier tee te “eourse’ af policy: whioh | Sites artes Loring aad quick ine uaplelans i Te ee TRL Le, ot aay | 1Y State wlio eloase 1 ro ae country On | gc: etemnenenatnenen va, | ttenmer, Magnoliay for th6 GADTUTe Of the | eee oe oe es TaLSE of the | {#60, recently, caina'on with tho follcwing | {#89 obviously the fixed purpose of | or the kevper wh a foft, in charge, y fs pectabls GENTS PCR | inhabitants of a neigl a Lari _ ‘The Alabama Legisiature, Momphia, After paying all expenses of ad: | Voor, bill ‘cf fare; Roast prairie chicken, roast | t@ people will vory long be resisted upon one of the barrels near ¢ ¥ sia pean oe oat teat eee titquite | MILLEDGEVILLE, Nov, 21a the Sonate a | judication, this prize netted the handsome oe ellis = | black boar, roast wild’ turkey. roast aaddie | 19 conclusion the Governor rend Nt whistled * Yankee Doodle” tm } OY Bete san of Law oF Statice, NOE Cae een taeduced repeating the tame | sum of 00910 a0. that each ordiuay wou] Dx. Gronsn Vaiss, » prominent Demo-| veuison, roast tallard duck, roast cuuvas.| thanks 10, the poogl foe si igorous atslo, keeping tine with 418 . he onke a ‘he House bas passed a bill granting aid to f the war upon the th of | 13th inateat, He was formerly a member of | duck, roast brandt, roast wood duck, roast verdict of approval of my purr up popped the auger near bis feet, It wae ier ped na eae air ait lino railroad, and probibitia rail- ne atriking! none 9 the | Congress. When John Quinoy Adama was | sandhill crane, roast grey duck, roast wild | the administration of State atlairs, and I impossible for the man below to tell exsetlp vy ' Sie we te fnvastou of | roads and steamboats running on Sunday, ‘aahingtor Bly 'y stricken with paralysis in the hall of the | geese, roast partridge, roast teal duck, roass | Beed not declare, that upeid by such a| whore the barrele sted, sud he was unter NUY At exis av occure, to ua ls that, of the Invasion of groat tncroase in the clerical force employed | House, that terminated his existence, Dr, | spike-tails, broiled quail, broiled plo popular exprossion, [shall cuter ‘pou the | cunate enough not to strike one. Of conrem . ee ay eammathiacIecof course With Hartford Elections in the different departments, Wor instance, | Frivs was his medical attoudant, and'was| broiled suipe, broiled bluo. winged teal, | duties of chief magistrate for another toxin | ghe little gaine wae all up, aud the wluaky j yo wangLivas aia. Ailelinty sympathizers of cout with | Hantronn, Nov. 26—nAt the Town Rleotion | the Treasury Department alone, which now | among thoes who heard bis last sublime ox-| broiled sliovel-ill duck, broiled satire with s. renawod aval aad aaHatactiond | Was goicod, No arrests wore mada. : ’ Qt Nrestimg: the dein of MM outill,| today, the Hepublicana olected their entire | employs 2,000 male and 90) female oclorks, | clamation, that has passod lato Newrr=| Broiled rosiegs,cipm, Grvued, rabbits ; Heed tl om | Pevme bead | Pee eect camaers wore aot | Woket by ayaloritina rarying ftom 94 to 176, | hafore the war required the parvinns af aaly | bia 1a the lat af arth i? a woited.botbes atte 'l bet 24 sailed. dlinah taons ———— re . ene ee uate . . s —— w and outra of t “but L have taken lots of physic.” thoy knew not what to di dent Lincoln, =~ | the etaima fo wing hat todo, and therefore %, | . tion, Ite capacity ia auch that it will fur env Monoax, the head of one of tho} did noth ‘The ferry boat © | Aa cach regimont Was made Wee. Gas 1 Geneouatione oopitsiinng Ch Sieaxiint oe ‘Loi million people, Btty-seven galtons | Stet famalllea of Waterford, Ct, le under | sar of he same Eiery bons ¢ how: | marched: to the places assigned thom. ea WO abioitld regard the gran more especially as ily likely to re ry Fight 1 ANouaN Mts athe Moaiialad bas uot been ane Wie RaLHL fave been traced to St, Albans, herself, and the following persone were | “Third Iirigade Colonel dM, Vartan, oem nnotolyert to the ex+| | Although Aiaister Moathal nt Been | Ms “ADE é eclzed, loft to their fate :—Michael Cormack, pas | manding, on Madison avenue, west wdip ity, will | jew Rattread Neate, A vasuroxante lady at Pittafleld, Mass, | senger, residing at 6 Fourth strect, Brook. | ght on Twronty-sixth street. in tho water which | ation, w vahd + Tuner of the largest manufacturing cor to themselves and their drill oflicers having to rved by the respective | Male ito morrow by the City Councils | poration Of Lawrodee, Masa, have leased n | filled party, aud his presence reassured the | arched. atea t in excellent Uneb from Washington tw the)” ' o store and will supply their operatives with | lookers-on, The flames were steadily driy- | and, in order ‘ipline, showed @ com Thoy us | rere NEW RAILROAD MRIDOR, groceries and provisions, at a small ad | ing them toa corner, Muddled together in | siderable deg nig, vary he hoir toes, | Hag Prnnvviitr, Nov. YieeThe special train | ¥ance from cost, and if there ie any surplus l uroap, with eternity yawning before | ment of the First Division was represent of, and au | The halls of the two Houses of Congreas c declare semi-annual dividend are hehe 2 im the li mely: Ist cavalry, Jl caval hi repro | from Philadelphia, with one hundrod gueata, hom, they looked like viotima dk ed for ih, 7th, 8th, 9 They ow in readiness for the reception OF | sutencing officers unt owners of the road, | BARON Jamme pm Rormaciutn ta tn a very | sired Int, Sel, Sth, Se, Set, TUB, Sth Sey IE male ey nbera, about two dozen of whom, * | oritical atate of health. Me is the only a horrible death, But Providence designed by, oth, Oth, TEst, 7th, eb, Rely treatmont | both Senators and Kepresentatives, have capitalists, engineers from great cities, | viving son of the founder of tho lovee, is) othorwise, and his instrument, John O'Neill aad lagentry Ws ier ns of artillee Ny cared: Laat’ | aesivedl hese, editors and others, was mot at Perryville at | chief of the Paris branch of the h MLA, | gavedd tha Wholh geoup Uy: plunging (hem | VArertee te ee ee regimenes hospital, out of thirt 14. | hundred casos, wo had Uhiety eight casos of - onychia; several, howaver, wore rel nure much | of Departine sat wholeannue saverity in auels cnsae | prohibiting ‘ailous from Owning foal estate, | man realized $1,794.09 for his NEW YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1366. Price ‘Two Cents | sopared on the leay tot anrbeseed inburg, Pa, \n line, and the appearance presented wae , A not pane ner doo nee | x, No Fe eeeoeeee ee tae Lav | Aron man, who had been ill, on being | Nt 08 Paved out of her dock when the | quite animated, reminding one of the buse not been | Noth ‘ me roveived 1 ate h 17, 1864, and arked y # gentlon a whiethor he had taken | rroko out, but her officers became #0 | of enthusiasm at the vacious armories whem f | frou t in't taken any | parslyred at their apalling situation that | the first call for trooge wae spade by Pres- lions ves 6 work las steadily advanced to comple: aquest, Dut | merce by the Alabama ud other rebel prt Hence is still in pro | | of water, om done bi Ja for trial for whipping his wife, who | Cver Of the same line, was approaching the | their respective brigades, which perday, Much remains to provoked him to it by spitting in his face. | slip at the same time, and promptty went to | @*followar” - Jonnubial felicity, the assletance of the burning boat and her | 4titt® Bricede, Cotonél Wm. G. wi commanding, on Fifth avenue, weet ‘Tun Boston firm which eloped recently, | endangered passengers. 1 he Canad, n. . leaving heavy liabilities behind, are sup- om incbbepec etd ad hi og ‘i setae beck thal wap te “shone | Pesened all on board, however, ahe w: ond brigade, Brigadier General 15,000 or $20,000 worth compelled to draw off to ~» eave | Sr, Commaniing, on Fifth avenue, 4 | vatecra. Tho correape h | gress botween the two governments, The Ei ont British ministry, however, show a inishinent ) better diaposits wan the former ous in the s instar ; te e Nee ah ‘a'second | pr considerati 0 of the iuportant aul Witty hte | Peemoh @overnment fo trausior him to Liss] Pru aneuenia, Nov. 26.—Tho new route | wore hor new bonnet to church last Su Yourth Brigade, Colouel J. Maidhotf, come bon in the same ofc nweity, (hore soem | (0 Norfolk from Philadelphia, ria Philadel: | Wrong a6 before, what to the amuse: Tae frit Male weld baer be sading. = anadaenen street, norte Pail hacrpbyestertorivnlt vepish tery pert ion ntof the few who difference, | at ford atreet, New York; James | aide, right on Madison avenue, $ hie Narenae tak tha rt Hake bial rel bite ’ des ooteent y and ie None of those religiously inclined noviced | Neil, angineer; James Kelly, deck hand; | ,, First Cavalry Brigade, Brigadier Gonora’ will soe be nade, 4 will be a prome ware Railroads, form pened O- 4 [4 4 keprared | lara : 1 y opened to- | the error, sb: Meo Pauling Doehiw' ee Batued We , commanding, on Madivon avenus, on wz to the European standard, | day, Tho train, with a large number of in Ow1ne to the depressed atate of the mar- 7 ht on Thirty fifth atroet. fant, Ire Tira ac | Tehsey. ‘These partion were in a moat peril Salute was then fired from @ 1 position, and the crowda om shore look. | twelve pounder at Union Square, which was pag pacha towde o& shore | 7 | the signal to form for the atart. At 2 o'sloake © \ tue order to march was given, and the i ties there will be Hghter, the sala: | vired queata, lett Wilm yaician ’ | ey hig ® to Paria shorter; AM. today’ for Ceisttin, formerly known | Pittsfleld, Mass., propose to run but three: ir ‘i F Jas Somers Point, on tho Chesapeake Bay | quarters time during the coming winter,and | ing at th | than from Washington, Ut will be remem: | Ay yay arrived about terclock. ‘The | some wonld clone entirely were it not for bered that Comnt s: Lord Napier party thea took ateamers for Norfolk, | keeping their operatives from eutlering. eget years ago, | eighty-four milos distant, and will be en O'Neil's t 10 o'clock | Kets, some of the woolen manutny wore horritied at the apect presented, Suddenly, however, engi column moved down the avenue, The nly form was acen amid the ter- | Pearance of the men was highl exe u Tmean | of it, be. | Were eimilarly promoted av oon by a similar party from Baltimore | and the most emiuont financier of tho wile » the river, then flo: Tho proparation of the Prosidont’s Moa. | and Washington. After an intere! family. first in ing them with | no of march wae throng hghty 08 A the reports of the several Heads | Of areetin the entire party ‘Tun office of the National Express, tn | bisa ping them to the surface Della do ee : {02 bond the ferryboat | sud Whoell sold out of the river, until they were all funded al street, through Cena} and Bepadwest and the Chiefs of the rihavenne, to and through Twomtge Hl boate which | third street, Madison avenue and Thirtge te. | (urth street to Fitth avenic, and dows, jeral diatant aud near view fit of tho creditors. ‘The company has be at bridge connecting the North | come totally insolvent. It was a Southern A wardness than evor hereto(vca, provious to | amt South at Perryville and Havre De} concer, and ite fate ia typical of South: | went '™ their rescue from the Broo » England nid safely by the innumerab eral Bureaus, is in a state of greater for ton thousand years ago, nt des sune.” A large concourse of people had vctual condition of our foreign railroad oftigers from other li at the Fifth Aven y Govenven—-Disriay or FLeworna, yghly examed the great structure in allits | ‘Tie lon ia Ball tescunbled im the sat yatch tranamitM@d over bands doew up in rand of the foresight see | oratio poli’ cian of Cinoinnati, died on the | back duck, ro ‘roast redhead | bun in the recent election, I ace feet ‘To the astonishuent of th t wild goo kooper, 5