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, 1865-10-05
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Later from mc1fco-Thc Governor OF
Sonora Dcserted-Succe,as Of the Itu-
cr5R}iat*-antseipated Attack ON Mai
anoFn+-Great Destruction Of Cotton
nj Memphis.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tibune.1
CA1Ro, Oct. I.
Tho Monitor Of MAtamozas, Of ,he 10th inst, esye
that le.tc7s from Guyamut Of the 18th nit, chow
that PesQutesa the Liberal Governor Of Sonosa had
been deserted By all but 200 men. He Was more
afraid Of those who had pronounced against him
than the French. He had consequently written
to the French commander that as soon a. French
force would arzive at Hamssil1, the capital, be
would 1ease, moi abandoning The eanse Of juare1
himself, but deenins It hopeless.
In the neixhborhooa Of Tanpicu the Impartial
troops are claimed to be successful IN again
te,si3y = delfsting Aender' md occupying Tnls nnd
1hs Aoattor seems TO appreh.na that corttnss
Morae, but says Aeja w1lI be well prepared
for them. Capt. Ney Il forming contra gnerilla
!orse N1ta pay o. go TT month fot loo tao3dlers,
ana :aT ~ 'or cssahynen. He was lately nesr Aon-
MY YoaE, Oct THE Atraldx Vera cruz let
ter, o. sept 9lst. says: Marshal Bazaine has dle.
cotuea c1nFptraey tn the capital and ftae had
upwards Of 1ua Of the .ooet prominent residents of
re a sasy imgrasoned A. Baxaine has special po-
Nheneter be Fees IT. he can hsye petroue stTeeted
Tl;n9nt sasins word TO the imperial aatbories
s n,s ~ esssionsd 1 serious dieieuty between tie
manner - nave other di6ereoces-the former uade
G7p into the country whl!c the latter libetafed
G IL An1sns w .,e could Rsoss heir
Oalaca: aU ot them marched agaipst Rnnnhir,n' ~
20: fa&usIo' md were beaten and stripped Of
Another Austrian detachment e.pc.jencea the
same fatc At llE1Etcc on the occasl0n Of fhe ami
ssnsm Of Mexican Independence on the lsth of
1here was srent alarm among the tm,er1,,i.,, T.,
, 1865-10-05
VOL. XIX.

would he doing injustice to the Others. Some
doubt existing n the minds Of the oWners ot
"Mcmotiuo Chief" md "fost Boy. ~ to their
Of the :. Chief" coming In ahead IN as9.
TIE FEATunE Or TIE LAT.
The track wae now cleared for tha feature or the
day-ass TO- single roadstcrs, epecd TO be the tesi,
mlie neaa. he. thres IN I've Eo a. they please foT
entered but only eight made tselF appearance, -
follows: s.FanuIe Lee" By 4. Sample ChicaEo :
..Eeorask, =, Maid, !" by YIN. II. Patrick, Chicago !;
WaTen," b. /. Il. Tins, Iisnsssss. Il, T.; 3IAdy
Eli, !" iyJ r. Tbbe,a, nctroit; "Qnaier." b
n c6lst Jaekson; LADY Moore BY Fred. Hop
1saksr, Detroit. Tic i.st mentioned aninai vas by
lge odds the tasurttc Il the beginning Of the
her Detroit hackers plsnktne qP 1hels money with
q dlst best hoTeser, ney Sesan 10 o. see M tsefi s
mistake, and showed 4 disposition to set
- On liberal tesns- Whsa the. second
thelt wrath knew no hounde- Thete were four heA.s
teeord By !: Nessssta Gsid," nd 1t mn sad I'D
z Rsa mRs 11 bes ST. 5sss hsa
heat, sssa. "Neh5asEa Maid " acted very badly
r o. Ell tse fss5 Ina pR
declared distanced At the ctosa Of the second heat
CEN. aRANT's HORSE,
The famous saddle stallion Jack. y formerly tue
properly os Lent Gen. urant and BY him ridden
dhtAnE his Western campalgnS IL here. and the
otseTscd Of all obeeryerS. His owner, Mr. j. D.
Cole Of Chicago, states that he did not dispose of
him 10 Hon John Wentworth, as IVES puhlIshed IN
the papeIB.
RUxEN1 RACE.
Tbs rreat running race. open to stations, mares
and ge1dings, Tor $500, $l06 and $50. will come Of
ut o clock tomorrow {Ihuzsdayl afternoon. Sey-
eral celebrated horses from abroad arc here to con-
test for these lihesal tHcnnturns- Pool selling il
going On rapidly At the psesenf, !" Free Press Bob
Being the asorl.e In the grand trot that il to end
up the exhibition on Friday, Cooley" is The tAyo1-
lie by $1t0 to f5U aentnst The field. ~
, 1865-10-05
FIRES.
A Wholesale Drug Esta ab1aAhment in
Philadelphia Hurncd-L.oA& Nearly
E3O0,0O0-Ftro In New York.

4 Wholesale Drug Establish menx In
Philadelphia Hurnctf-LoA& Nearly
$500, ,000-Ffre In New York.
Pnu.ADELPuIA, Oct. 4.-A lre last night destroyc5
French r. Richards Wholct nIe drug warehouse on
the colner OF Tenth and Market stfeets Tho total
loes 10 ctirated TO be from {251 900 to 500 U00
insr-1nce about FIT, COO mostly In Philadelphia.
Eastetn md English companies. tbs following fn.
surapce Mas on the stock In the main store, which
u total ioes: Phtrnix, Hartford, {56o0; spring
field. Maee:, S3,0W; Royal, Liverpool, f1H,O !;
-Etns, oE Hnnfo1d, tl1,U0; London and Liver
pool, <lb,U1i Saragansett, Providence, E, ,000 !;
City 1nfnrnnce Company, Hartford, IS poo: Morris,
Of New York, $1,000; the bainnce ia Fhfladciphia
companies, making total Of <100,000. The STOCK
in the adjaeent building. No. 1.0N, ras valued at
tso,o0o1 and j. partially DESTROYED. Insured In
Springfield, Aass.. tor $5,OGu; flpnlx, Of lIart-
lord, f3,tD0- In b05 the stock Na4 valued at f5O
70 also partially destroyed Insured By -Etna, or
na14fotd, for xl10o Springfield, Of Mass, ss0,-
CD; uomf, Morris and Yankee, OF New York.
Nr1osarsctt. Of Providence, Standard, Of New
York, Hartford Security, Of New York. a. 900. Ali
the property was occupied BY French q Richards.
NV foHk. Oct. 4-A fre broke out this afser-
Doon IN the upper story Of the building 1D05 Water
street. occupied BY Geo. Copeland, cotton broker.
VIM. Flmder, dealer in yn1n1sh; Harding Heath,
lin, copper and ehcet iron workers and Raylep i
Kobldoat, coal saf3 makers occupying portions OF
probably $4,000.
new YoBE4 Oct. IA five story tenement house,
occupied by sixteen families. rurne. Of south and
Olive esreets, burned Last night Loss r. CO. In
guTancc cE1alf.
, 1865-10-05
THE NORTH CAROLINA CON.
TENTI0N.

Eon. T.. e. Reade Elected President
The Slavery Prohibition Clause
GoEernoF9* Message-Appoltiftllc Of
a HHAtnc<s Com 1n1ttec.
RALEIGH, n C., Oci. 3.-The North Carolina
Stnte Convention organized yesterlay. Hon. E. G,
heade "a Was unanimously elected President There
harmouy prevailed, There IL no doubt but thai a
clause will l inserted In the Constitution Of North
CarolIna prohibiting slavery.
The GoFet1ors Message wae read today. It IL
:hort snd 10 the point. Il eays: The dulles Of
ffom nc, and earnestly believe that these duties
viii be faithfully performed.' -
Nothing OF importance vas done Today except
tne apposntngnt OF business committee. The
Convention will 20 zealousiy to rotk On Thursday,
NEw ioRK, Ocl- 1.-The 7Fl14tae's letter IRON
Raleigh. 1st. Faye The Delegates Of the Const1tu-
tonal Convention are nearly all here. or the
Whole number elected from efEhtS.fYe countries
knowledge Of their constituents that they wo11d
faTnr de admission Of negro testimony In courts OF
Justice No candidate Is-d to come before the
people at an advocate Of civil rights or tnaee for
the negro: There was caucus Of twenty-five
mem1'eIt ln:t night, at which ibe decision 5as
come to that they would support no can
didatee for Congress who had not been true
10 the Southern canee{ during The rebellion.
The convention Of co1osed people will probably
Of The FFeedmen's Baieau, WI make IN address.
form Of address to the Suite Convention has been
agreed to- announcing they aEe willing to work,
and liking legislation 10 give them adequate com
pensa.lon; asking, aso, that thsiI children may Be
they formerly lived noay be removed, and TINT dis
crfmfEations zgniust the race ind color may he
wiped from the statutes of the Stale; invoking pro-
lection for their family relations and aid far orphan
for the reunion Of families and for cncauragemcn
10 industry.
, 1865-10-05

Fffe-proof BufldfnsN-tsen. Butler not
Reaisned-Colored Troops and Freed.
mems Anafr.-A Movement to Reco.-
utxe the Rebel Dcbe-Personal.
NV YORK, Oct. "A Washington special to the
Tines eayB: - \ proposition viii be made in Con-
g1cse, Immediately npou itk organization, to con-
Ernet f1t.psoos buildings Tor the State andl War
Departmehte.r .......
The 1lur3d's speial says: Gen. Butler has not
reslgned.'
There le cvesy ireakon to believe that the col.
ored troops now stationed in the Southern States
will be speedily Withdrawn and mustered out al
servicn.
tpon tbe Recommendation Of Gen. Palmer,
commanding the Department Of keutucky, 40 o1
, 1865-10-05

MEN YonK, Oct. 1.-THE H~rl4,s special from
Jackson Miss. the I'd sayr: The election In this
stnte paced Of vcry quicIlr yesterday. The vote
for Governor will le clo-c lE,ween Jndge Plshe7
and Gen, Humphreys the rctu1nf from the southern
portion OF the State will probably eecure the clec-
lion Of the forne-. Humphreys i moi eligible, no.
having teen pandoned ty the i1s3il.n, md 1t will
he eunfprtuns4e for the STATE II he is elec:ed.
admission OF negro testimony in evil courts. The
nou.adntnes:on candidates are sncce*Ffu. thns IL
pnd1a,ing the proclamation Of Gor. shsrRey. Re.
turns cop,c IN slowly, there being: but few mali
routes cstnbIiabed. The Legislature 1neex nex1
Nontnr week. Many Of the members VIII bfiuE
election tickets with their credentials. a general
3aaaton " 'Sons eTaa 9ae
, 1865-10-05
THE KENTUCKY TROUBLES.


AlSeEAfiona OF Green CiaF Smiths
Friends AEainxt Gen. Palmer.
New YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Herdids Washington
special hiss The following: The charrc IN lbs
mornings tAron!eis that Green Clay Smith was ia
iasor ef re.ensasi9F the negroes OF Kentucky, te
nents md anteeedcnts. he and bis family hare
willingly surrendered nearly two hundred s!ares.
His opposition 10 Gen. Palmer eprfnes from lhe
l.tscTt halfway manner Of treating Kentucky
adalrs. Gen. Palmer practically declares al elayes
10 Kentucky free, In defiance Of Slate law bg grant
point Of fact continues their ensave1nent, BY allow
Ing the operation Of The State laws enacted ia the
persons wbo employ slavee without the consent ol
% the[ oWDess: @ E Ia other words, Gen Palmer gives
Gfeen E!ay Snt'ht elases passes to 20 where they
eniea for employing the sla1es Of others. 80 In
the late elections. Gen. Palmer ordered the civil
authorities to allow no rebel or disioyat pctson to
vote. bnt now allows these civil otcsrY to b pro4-
ecuted and ducd for executing his OWL orders. Ii
late election.
, 1865-10-05

II coloted troops Of his command viii be mus
tered ont. leaving 60 900 still IN tho service"
It p confidently believed. bJ pe11nus 10 high of-
fetal poaittoDs, that = formidable combination ex-
fsta to force through Congress bill for at least
plrtal assumption OF the rebel debt.
:, One hundred and ninety paEdons were granted BY
sne slas2s yeseEa mossy to Georgans
for procurement or employment for freedmen, n
Waehingteu, reports to General Howard marked
and no fears need be apprehended Of suffering
this w1ntet. Tie also states that during the month
paet ,e10 freedmen hsd left The uistSict and OBJ.
tslned aploymeut in the north,
The Ht7uIft special says Major General II, D.
leegett and Brigadier General Thomas Osborne
have sestgne and thelr res!cnat1ons been ncccpcd.
the Navy Department that The commander Of a
l1tt1sh uan-oEwnr In that port On the 4th Of Jnly
Inst dressed his ship and fired saln1e In honor Of
our day Of National Independence
Col Robert johnson. secretary Of the President,
left tor East Tennessee this evening.
, 1865-10-05
FROM EUROPE.
Continuance Of the Fe-
nian Excitement.
THE EPISCOPAL GENERAL CON-
HnTl0M.
Proceedings Of the First
Day.
TIE INDIANA STATE
FAIR.
Immense Attendance and Large
Receipts.
TIE KALAMAZOO HORSE FAIR.
General Grants Views on the
Mexican Question.
He thinks the Government
Will Enforce the
Monroe Doctrine.
A. H. STEPHENS REPORTED
PAReLEp.
Late and Important from the
Southwest.
THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION
RESULT UNCERTAIN.
Proceedings of the North Carolina
Convention.
IA, H, STEPHENS REPORTED
| PARoLED.
Late and Important from the
Southwest,
THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION
RESULT UNCERTAIN.
Proceedings of the North Carolina
Convention.
THE TRIENNIAL EPISCOPAL
CONVENTION.

The Araemb1Ase Mt Philadelphia
Character of the Conventlou-Thc
Rebel De1ceatrs-Aii for Peaee-The
Opening Observation-Disclosures LArre
Attendance-A H. G. C. Delegate,
iSpecial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune1
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l.
The 1riennla1 Convention at its opening to-day,
Al it. session m 1909 New York called the en-
lire roll Of the Dioceses, North and South, having
never by its Official action recognized the act Of Sc
cefsinn which constituted the Sonthesn churches 4
confederate body BY themselves. 1t has not for
SOME time put been expected that the Southern
Bthops would be present on this OCCASION, their
Council hzr.uc appointed three Of their Btsho,s,
viz, Lay, Of Afktnsas, Gr-cu, Of Mississippi and
Atkineon, Of North Catolfna committee to attend
1t this Couvrnflon md signify the willingness Of
the Southern churches 10 return 10 their former re-
lahone. This amounts to nero modesty In climb
ing duNn rom their rebel etAnd poinf, for which
they only ask time. 1.-THE report Of the Committee
Ists,orable to he feeling On th!s eesso9 this taet
Noytmter. when they win rescind their former ac-
ton end fall at ouce 1nio tbs old grooves without
~ formal acaioa being cequiroa Of this BODY.
subject OF the late rebellion Is uhat ihe chjef mana
gers IN the Convention most detsy, and being nas-
te1e IN the art OF not to do both a. clergy
men eOd Aymen, In chufchts and ia politics, they
easy.
TIE HEnE1 COMMITTEE
Thu. -ahc, eoumt,,oe ,r1n r.. ,.,..,t ~ ~,,,,,.-
1et., a.ii.-., ~ Ett ~ y lIEent to'uoslu@
ri. merninr .nd ,ont ~. es.f VII ~ ~ sa
Nth ne 1ss1hnns n, M f .,".;r.i AZ. r. x
$3.50 hi ts ~ Iii ~ a ~ - ~
N 1,e- ~ ~ ,,nn t ~ . M aad daee
~ honora mehe.s fbone Eli. T. etiags1 ~il, TH
ihrm ~ fSr n,cs ~ .,rI Hnee, XII h. .ssa H
hV The S,,e-rs dsii. ~ o4'eeee Wa oe e@11eo
- ~AS ~s@ -
faoef1cH.
=, Everything looks most pa1hcAtofy, thosa sub
k%$ %f-
Washington Htnt being particularly busy On tho
floor Of the uoute. 7he former Mas one Of the
, 1865-10-05

CtEARKn-n.F F. Gale. Leuaout; ADVANCE. Le1nnnt
ln!GxtiEstor LEmont 1lesolatc, Lemons; neneyteve
s. Louis gag fset lu1ni;er s9l l55 lath lfes9 4,
shingles nnfnham Joliet y cords TN bark On
for LoekpeEt Wing Wing. joliet, 53,s3s fcet 1un:
hsf 20 ~ y a. 5ath caspener Joliet sa1 feet
PsSn s y fes' SnesT saI'en y n sih Loomis
LADY Frsnkitp, ,Lenont Golden Cloud SjttsTa; Il
coosy Az T:ns 's pS1p10 pt:ax. re- lu@te
stone: II: @. Looni., Lenaoat, yds dinensiep ssens:
RsSsns ax; tsont @ sfo q r.. .abbs stone
No. = Thca .6co bu corn Fsarrc;, Issse. s.aa1 IN
corn; Polar star Ao5!1. go By corn Csfollas, L.
ttls PORK Laura Ann. OTTAWA d,3o0 h9 con- Il az
esrasy @ @LeGase Ht:cn' 1,z's Empty pork barrels; :;
CON: 90 - sesds; Co9tes. Motifs, soo1 6a coru. n
y p! seeds: s. EneEE3. Joliet. A1d0 bu con; IaDjs
State IxI&ou. f'' u.""1' Neta
, 1865-10-05
Chicago Gribnr1t.
THE NEWS.
at 1Ari<


THE NEWS,
Gold closed al 14Gk.
Gen. slocum's resignation has been .c
ccpted-
Gen. Ihos. osborne, Of this city, has re
The Louisiana Democratic Convention have
Nominated J. II. Wells for Governor.
Tue population Of Menard county In this
6tate 1o.4H; cf Ford county, aoed
An equestrian statuc Of Col. Robert Shaw,
who teu Al Foft Wagner. il to 1e erected In Dostop
large amount Of land has been purchased
IN Ie1as 1r Pulikh eolouy aboui To euig4aiz
thlther. -.
Gen. Grant was handsomely received at
l1ftsburgh yesterday, and len last evening fos
Washington.
There VIA great excitement and q sharf
adsKnce IN Michigan Sontbcrn ttocks yesterday, OF
Wnn stree4.
Fort Brady, at tie sault Ste. Marie, is TO le
pni In repair n n'tstasy post, and two companies
stationed there.
The Union and Missouri Pacific Railroads
have mutually agreed to build largc Onion depo
ri Kansas CITY.
~ 4 despatch received Mt Atlanta, Ga, states
that Alexander n Stephens has been paroled AMI
will shortly leaEe for home.
The attendance ut the Kalamazoo Horst
Fair yeetcnday WIZ aim. Our correspondent sand
an interesting account of th. races.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons, now In session
al Springfield. have decided, by large voie 10 hol1
their future setsions In Chicago.
The story Is again revived that Geu
Grant has distinctly stated that Government vii
cnforct the Monroe doctrine IN Mexico.
11A %Ht$f1 f-n1 ~ $Atx t. l.,
, 1865-10-05

NEW IoRx, Oct AT the coal sales to-day the
prcca obtained we're: Lump. 4l0.75; steam, q -
S11c:s; g II sTste f1.1s seg S1Ise; stone gu ocG
could have been obtained 10. come OF tie varieties.
When lump coal reached $t0.75 Il was knocked
down without whiting Tor othez bids A stmll.r
couree r q pursued tn regard to one OF two Other
kinds. The price Of <1a.o0 for store coal, how-
ever. Was not sustained. The bnyezs were not gen,
orally prominent and experienced coal dealers, and
It s considered certain lhat The raies Of to-day will
not be long Enafutafned
, 1865-10-05

NEW foAK, Oct. THE steamers CAdiz and
Raleigh bring Savannah 2dyioes 10 the 30th ult.
mesti,ar .hc :7,h, cordialiy endorsed The nomi-
nations Of s i. Hennett, Ds. F. r. Clnk and T. VI.
stone delegates 70 the State Convention, ~ true
and a opposed IL rccvrrton under any pretext.
The IA.}3;al~o announced Itself pppossd 10 un'-
yt;rea1 sAaatHee; and endorsed The y,vlicy Of the
1hr Angntta Ehy0aic< learn. fba, 1e.r,Atr1, l,a.
eI icee.ssd Ct A'lnuta staior tAat 4, H. rtenbeos
The savannah Ue7usd 1uut"s nt1Jn,. .....
from S.c to tic Stuck On Iand, 4-g:i hsIe. eo''oo
, 1865-10-05
KALAMAZOO HORSE FAIR.
Slim AftcDdAnct-The Wca1her-Ex.
htbftlon Of Stock-InterestlnS Races
Gen. Grants Hofse AJ4cks'-Tbe
Races To-day.

Slim Artcndance-The wea1her-Ex.
hibftIon OF Stock-Interextln. Races
zen. Gfant's AAofTe @91ck''-Ibe
kfaces To-day.
fSpecisl Despatch to the Cbsearo Tttbune1
kt1AHAzoo. Mich, Oct: 1
1he second asFe proceedings 1t the National
hofre Show are nni*hed. and Tho few hundred spec
to cneral axnce,ations thc s,tend,nse =, H. ps15
~ .aor .,;,,, ~ a.. -. Le.... - t1s NJ
~ nus esn nv" aot because me sao~ OF stock
a. 'a.s.luE ~ olaa sea'f' eu1 ue1e Appears TO oe
Of this beautiful Forest CRY seem IA h,v~ 1o,t N
theIr ambition md uridc In f,7ner veara I, ,,e.
Their boas, ths, ,hey coula en.t.,n ttr ;t,ont
the at6i,tanoe Of outstdess- Somehow OF other
they arr iesvins It entirely to that class this tine
,,,. ....,,,. 49,. NE e,:s.. r1t1nEa. --,,
.h3 ~ ~ aps " y hna ~ oeeh aaytng hnt hvo
opru viii ominons ds,kness aecomn.nt.i h1 1i3h Hs
culd uortbwester xhich bennnhs ~ n.. WIZ sats
fhe ttetb 10 rhsttrrjn. and 1nslca ~ III sc SC.
Ocscos;r and inns arc oute neniaIp and hss.
loe@s: Tts!e yasnth :eittas ScssSseas s.e Espt o.
Enlsuazoo Uonse wifh evrrv rcgxa3 fn fhe r,11r.
iorte Of ,hra7 cpct3s, have sci Scs In ali the nuh
lie rooue in which fpue1nc fires arr kept but11inr
1no r,,. ,..,.a :, T. .,.,ss,' .nu ~. .
,ba n,hia,p r. 1pensu 81 ~, SE1 tats lnoxMns Wltn
Mons year. nia .d nn5cr II uhis tsE " .sss. 1.
fur rn;ric. ,a ~ ~. fo,oa ~ ~, M,en IT,. .a5tc We
nast ibr n;rtrs fau- iN nun,hs H. IL. aa!
ii ocoek Cs.e is~liies IL % yes.s oa I'd Gus nndsr
aten r. he tga nrongot Iox1n At.er m exam
srTt T,.rya ~! - ~ 81 aoel P9nts, the1 were
sro Jou ~ o<piig fee5 sResa In tss ts
Zcnhsr. Deo's p0Snea ~ tf0ceS zoe LADY
The mex, exhibition IN order consisted Of c.ss II
.mase+ viii toal, six e,tries, III betnr nue ones.
, 1865-10-05
: Markets by Telegraph.
New York Independents Quotations.

NEW ToHk, Wednesday Evening, Oct. {.
The Etw Tork Independent has the following "a
marks in relation to the dry goods market.
Tht market has becone ACTIVE, and rr1ces have risen
Prints especially, hare advanced. and arc much In de-
n1aud st the aYance The previous decline led this
seyisA. and prices agan 1t the highest point
yet reached. stscks arc very low. considering the
sdsanced period Of The season. TIE state OF The
market Is eEt1serdnaJ. sheetiuss and shirt1nRs arr
In fairdem and The shoTt supply enables dealera to
obtain high prAtes. The following are the Iadepen-
deass quotations: =.
, 1865-10-05
THE MEXICAN QUESTION,
Gen. Grants Views TheEeou-Y4c A..
HerfA the Government VIII Enforce
the Monroe EortFfne

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. i,-Itfs established beyond
llinolsan few days 1,nce, Lent Gen. Grant 50
far varied fruu, his customary setjcence on public
ioplcs as to unscseryetlly exprcss himself On the
ment will ,lodcate 1be Monroe doctrine II an carlf
Cay. and that Ma11miIitan must leave Mexico It
wt be, he FAYE lets expensive to I'D Mexico Of The
against him. 1, l. bis opinion that 1t will require
no cali for Hpopa- but that with OFT
p,esert army, Wc can spare euoneh to give effect
In the fed. If our Government aids thcm IN the
matters OF supplies. Ten. Grant Ia Of the opinion
thss the Iss.dent4 and The authorities at WaHbins
ton, hold this as saai1ed purpose and only await
the meeting Of Congress 10 take the open ground in
this nattet. 1t fs not believed that France will be
ahlc to ditregard European complications, pressnt
En1an her own This solution Of lhe Mexican a1es.
tlon then mnst be acccpied AZ ops Of the forth.
, 1865-10-05

the AmeHicsn Baptist Missionary Union 10 1abo- In
Bd1nah the Rev. IT. Alexander and wife, who
60 Inau the direction Of the Presbyterian Board,
tion, nho toca 70 iotn her husband In rlssfon
, 1865-10-05

!1r7snrHau, oct. 4.-Gen. Grant asriyed her,.
thf- morning amid great enthusiasm, I grand nFo.
TO the City hall, wherr he field public rnceptnn
Bns,ness wns partially suspended. ne leaves to.
night on special train N so9se Tor Washington.
feceding. f&'
, 1865-10-05

HONFT-AGfIye, at a36 PEI cent
srEMix0 ExCNAS0K-VHist, At iDaKCilt3X.
GoED7Mose active ana decidedly rlmer, opening at
t&44 and closing At 1s6k.
GosE1Sut IT sTncK-Dn1l: q. S. Gs, 81 coupons.
1osh. Dc s.s c1.Nor: coupons, 1naA DO 5-co., new
FEnonTs-To Liverpool, drmer, II sid for corn.
smcKEohto d Miss. certificates, 50; Cumberland,
II Reading, 1l5t Michisaa Central li3A; Michigan
13lA Nettha aestern 29x DO prefd, s.; ToIedo, liz
Wayne, sSk.
, 1865-10-05

NE1 youk, Oet. 4-Tte following misslora.ie.
lctt Eoeton yesterday, IN The ahip Lestahan: Rev.
G. uar1is Eho IL returning 10 work IN sshieh he
WAS totmeEly engaged, md Res. T. D. Stevens and
, 1865-10-05
To Lumbermen.

The advertiser. q resident Of Eew York Stated OWL
ting the best mill site on Laxe Michigan. and oyex
loeo sc1eb OF cholee Pine Lands contiguous the1atxs
carefully selecied from II to Is years ago. md aooa
Withheld from market. ts now ready 70 stock ths prn-
rty with some tr>tciass Lursbermaa or tsm IN Cnf
eago' who can advaptageoosly takt charge of the
manufacturing and selling OF Tic Lumber, and can 1a7-
ntsh capital for shas pa1pose. One season 1iks th&
present viii pay back all necessary ontlays lunab4
can be m2de and brought 10 Chicago cheaper dom
th1s properly thar rom any other OF ike cspacfty II
Il believed ope7s1Iona can commence this fau- Ad
dfess. for ten days, "PrEE LAND OWNER Box
.1l4. Chicago. p91nes
, 1865-10-05

Accepted.
WASHINGTON Oct. 4--Geoesal s1ocum,s rextr.
nation has hcen received and accepted by the Fresi
dent.
, 1865-10-05

NEw York, 0ct. 1.-The Tina lta,us hrutn =
pcfton who haa hecu interested In the pEotactad
relcme Of emigration from the Southern States 10
BsaY,L thai the whole project has heca glyen up.
, 1865-10-05

ard under siA. seas well n1nvrented the1, +inr m
- Il ~ sssn & 1aarsHsn s; nd hen sonc
Enitod slatas, An 19e se ~ e1hlhted IN ths
Eoenta, ,hat TO mention any of ahemx = sensmiejy %
, 1865-10-05

ak translated into the Turkish 1anan49a
The teuediction Was then pronounced and the
meeting adjourned.
CORPORATE MEMBERS,
As stated above. the corporate membe,4 Of The
Board arc the only ones who haVe right to yofc
On question: submitted. Tha hoQosaxy m@nbegr