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, 1865-10-10
An 1mcient Provost ma1shAl - The
Corps Of Medical In~pcctoKx Death of
Cen. kaundefz-The Presidents Trip
"A NHSE E0nnfef1tif.

a New Counterfeit
WAsuneros. oct. s.-The special to the New
York UerdH says: 4-Captain P.,h. Cr4nda1l Aes1st-
ans Se IN
IN Warrington several days, striving 70 secure 70
Oneida county the credits for two hundred recruits,
N orerplns from the several drafts, 10 which that
By the 1naltcasanee ot h1aior 1addock who has r.
Gently been convicted Of and fined ft0u un lor bis
fsaude In nliinE Wcstesn Ncw York quotas. esp
Investigations. and has placed something ike E4g0,
900 to the credit Of bis county settlement Of its
VIZ debt With the Empire State.
+'The corps Of Medical inspectors, organ1zed soon
afteF the commencement Of the w1f. h&s BEEN prHc-
ticauy abolished BY nust:dng ont the of1cere a
xoupree1r, THROWN. them back upon their original
rank as army Surgeons In the recr1ar service Now
not the Provost Marshal Generals, Comnirsary
Generals Of Mustef., and many other enpesunmera'
fies a]so dispensed wtthf
50 The ciuycus Of Wisconsin now Eojou1aing IN
the capital have called a meeting for tomorrow
night to take appropriate aciou tn respect to the
death Of Gen. Horace T. Sanders. Of thst state.
A special to the New York Tina, .ays; The
Richmond and North and South Caroiinia, and yes
terday not1ted the Secretary Of the Nary thai The
vessel in waiting for linn would not be required.
The Government aniaor,tte: M sesieIday ssce1vso ,
der note, Just put IN circulation. Arrcsts haFe ocen
mnde. md o1hc1e viii be 1anne, OF Fpc1sons ensaEed
in pEepattng md .ssuing this cornterett. but fot
he particula1r. T1tis new bogus ss1e ta dhted
Washington. March 10Th, 1852 Letter c: The red
seal II badly execne as ts n1so the border Of The
XiHesqlstiy pet together. The general appearance
il i beliescd the principles recently applied IL
sc+sment OF lax on wnkmcn for pa1y purposes
~in he applied 10 III Other departments Of th'
Government.
, 1865-10-10
THE NATY.
1mportant Order-No TIoncy to be COLI
lected for Political Furpo+cA.
1E%EEA1 oNpCR-So. T..

Ierted for Politlcxi Purposes.
1EsEnA1 oRpEx-xo. T..
CoxxAxDAs7's oryscE, NAVY YARD,
new foHE, Oct. :, 1s65 +
Information barring becn rec.iSsd @ d TON fhe m Ssry
1uiftee6, through the agency Of the mastcf WosA"
men. to colec1 rom each Of the emp1oys in their
respective Departments sum 81 money equ3! lo one
days pay far party purposes. II nnss ee nnoHs.ooo
from perRons in The public service, etshef py com
ruisten Or voluntary contribution. IL ~ every r
tsxt rc,rehcnable, and is wholly and absoloEi!
1i.ahihited. Any money ohfafncd for these LIZ. PEI
po~es. and now In the bands q Loe m1s1 as1 Ts15
will te forthwith returned to the norkneu npaa sa
whom it wax fxceJvcd and any master or othsI PEI
tuu wtn Eay be guilty uf afepenti tion o. tne onen'
or who shall hereafter participate IN Ief1nR Ivnh ~
bic 10 rcnosnI. >,
The organization of the yard must not be permit.
ted to Gid any party. Thopc who destne to maGs
Gss,y soGun9. ean tnd oppor uuittes a. waf1
and at hnc. when It will moi inte1Erc With their
sn1d duiter and they ur{tlce to he assisted nor
opposed 10 tht* mailer BY othrsr in The employment
or the 9ose1nmert: nor will conrn.sicc n.t he
permitted 70 r.sost 10 ue yard 10 unakc COLLECTIONS
Tor nny political party Wtatrver.
II has Alto aesr reported tha, On rome ooc,s,ous
r1tfa hand. hase lcen eaP.o,ea pn:crxlias warmly
1hoBc +npernuous haude bur hoen devoted TO pIrty
elrtstoH~ring Such abuse, t!it etiAtf, cannot nov
be toltfnied. No more perrons should he retnlnct
than tue public service actually requires.
WOrGdnt:mtn and othess fn the Service OF tbe cor
eFnmcnt nrc expected md required 10 derote the,
whole time aud energies during workin: hour.
and party gatherings and diseuseions a,t strici!'
The executive and other ofieerr Of the yu.d vii
see that these ORDER asr carried iuto effect
In accordance with ORDER IRON the Navy Depart
xneut. CuAs- II. BEIt- Comnhndsn.
, 1865-10-10
THE TRIENNIAL CONVENTION
The Conservation OF Bishop Qutntard,
of TcnncMce Ant1-MllltAry
Cnnon-interes1lng Discussions.
ESnxsrisf neS11ateh In the Chfr4na Tt1hune.l


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tt1bune-l
pu1LADEIplI1A, 0ct. g.
The discussion IN the Convention to-day assumed
the most spirited phase ret gained, over the case
Of Bishop Quinta1d, of Tenn, elected II the Late
Convention 10 his State and present here for couse@
Grafton. Hts election WIS declared cannnscal, but
the question turned On hle autecedeuts. which were
roughly handled.
Rer. Dr. Woodman President of the Pennsy)va
mia Untyc1rity. expressed grave Eegrct that sueh
name had hem passed upon By the Honsc Of Bish-
ops, md sent doun to the Lower house for concur
1enoe. lie sid that in a funeral sermon over
Birhop Polk BY Bishop Klt1ott of Georgia, Quln:-
tasd ii referred 10 A. having sustained close sa,d
onlcial rnilitnry relations to bishop Polk. which
wsze - the tpeake5 declared, Improper & snse9e. r.
present nishop,. and Bishop Polk has gone 70
higher ttbuusl. but be oPposed The election, and
co@eee1anon Of 1nen fresh from the re6e,hon.
or Qusntard's election, which WIS allowed to be
iniornsl, , Gat oy esnon,eal majority. The slgna;
10 The Aou*e Of Bishops. sot tsaintara's eousocra-
ton several speakers declaring that ht relauons to
The rebel causc Nerr AZ IN officer on the stad Of
Grn Poll u Qashnssta who &c aoos sae onth Q! a.
eec1nted, IN day or t~o, the 1os1 Mshop Of Mon
frc4l 10 ase1et-
pnepa rsslning ta,qss ,Ss Of The d.y wss
TMhIdiipr the clergy md candidates TO bcar arms.
Ds. Goodwin. before Referred 10: made an esceed-
tnrly strour patriotic speech, declaring that euch
r.6:n ~ x:ouId &c crime acrinet The coantsy.
Toon Of Sew ctess. sesd va a. md
drrtrI mt1, In The eonssc Of his speech DC rsppsd
s. G. Judd Of Illinois w ebaPy To- ar9h h's eanea
ror{a dtssrnre The Church md prove 70 be only N
invitation to itrer-hcarted men ese1Swhefe. ~. ,
Tie State election tomoT1os ~ 9ta;s 9nt ,nnsi b
e,t Jot.1, as s7nrbttu3. -,
ri % 1q" 11, a. ps. Oc, aThe General conyentto1
Of ,Se Epsseops church .eassc4eea at 'ea 9SSse ,1s
thi. morning The ReE. Dr: nafsess; o. ID n.
ihst DE- sstasRss RsSn Of 'af b. ssoss
sec had 1cen .ubnttfra TO them, aud ihey submit
I'd rcolat.on to .hs effect hieh sa IT, aaSps dseas
zion. that thcy spprore Of the tesunonlalt o. hes
Charles Todd Qnintard, and give their conseps ~ y
nesece.
! Il petition from the diocese Of PcunzyiVania. ash
ing Tor disision Of thai diocese WIS presented b
III. Welfh- and sete11ed to ibe Committee On Die
ceset. Tbs hoFtee agreed 10 spte WITH thu HQRte
, 1865-10-10
NORTH CAROLINA,

The People Endor.e alae Action Of the
state Convention In Annullt1x tho
Secession Ord1nAnce-The Convention
Endorses President johnson and
Governor Holden.
NEW YoaK, Oct D-The H<ralFs Raleigh cor
rctpondence aays that the people Of North Carnnt,
and esrecipl!Y those around Raleich, ART very d.
deci1ea n their approsa! Of the emphatic way IN
which tbs St4te Convention disposed OF The sece.-
f1on ordinance BY declaring it not only to be u1af
and void, hnt to have always, slice lis passage-
bcsu so. The Inhabitants are also represented =
being extremely hostile to those men who aasistM
ia p1uncing The State into the rebellion.
In the Convention on the sth inst. resolutions
were introduced, but laid over for future actto1-
expressing the utmost condolences In Presidelt
Johns Oh, and thanking hin, fos tho course he his
pursued toward the estsng people Of the South, %
tlt]ed, The resolutions also endorse Governor Hd-
den and express the belief that no State will estl
neaiu bare desire to abandon the UnIuu.
, 1865-10-10
GEORGIA..

Quiet Progress or the State Election
The People and the New Order of
Things.
NEw yoaK, Oct 9-The HeratTs Sayanuah co.,
respondeuce eays that the election In Georgia wss
Tic polling plsces, md everything n conneeuoa
With the election was beng managed bT ctyil oH.
GERS, In the majority q counties bgt one ! t1ckss
have been teleeted for candidates. In the fDleriu
of the state eene1ajly, harmony md quiet prevail
and the people accept with tait amount oi gsac
lbe new order Of lhrngs, though planters coming
p1n[ut Of the negroes neelcctlng their work. ant
fay that, In consequence, next years crop Will be
f1itnrp
, 1865-10-10

specially named for assassfnattou4 The linen nanu
facturera and othera wers 10 be called On to e1vo
Termination I'D eondscaaon Of Their property II
the{ fefnted 70 do 90. The evidence of treason
aga1nEt The prisoner i. sa,d 70 BE- mon eompiete
buoVant opces Err s asSef
BaEADsrurIs-Tend upward. :, Flom, 6det1s
u shef, ana Hheat l95sd h!Eaer IT. than On !uesaay.
and 1@1ea higher; utpter rcd, . 4dgas 1od white
winter, % 6d0l1s 3d. Corn quiet at ess 6dQess I'd
~ Fao7ls!oss-steaay. Mssts,. B,g.,ns, Ashya
Go. and Go5don Btu g. rep2rt nee, nsp pn9 LOT
~, and lending DOM safds 1Sr in'a,of .,,u Ut
steAdJ md sca1ce- hac1@ nacnfe. iAfa stat ~.
ysncing; sales Ut oos. Butter active snd SsGas
hlghe5. ,.u,,, ct,.n,...o,e. .,o,r .au .a-
I'd s sse1 sna sa
5s e q s'ss9 q sesas aa'ss
LONDON NAsKETzI7Baringis efscal1r reports ~
advancing; pdcee edg1s t1ishe.. cotse afa: Tea
t1A1Esr 81 1E1zanAru TO qursss7owx.l
L1FERPoot, Saturday Eyeni1g.-Cotton sa1es TO-
~ 600 bales e Which e to sPseastess;
higher than yesterday. MiddIing New Orleans Is
quoted 4 8lad, sna middiing 1pisads ia: IT,
MsncSester sd,icf.s ~ mauufss,nrefs were oGeFed
tmmense orders for goods, but The rise checked
bustpess Breadetuff. 6rn, with m upward ten
e'Ios IGsnaY. ss,nr,iar E1en,nc. Sent 3o,-Coxso1s
Closed ii R9s;FlS3,4 for money; !. c. eharcs 8i
ass: Eric shares cox GeGDK q. s. 5ens 70.
Fer North AmeticAn-1 lIFEHEbbI. Sept -.
Co11oK-SaIes 5or The four days sum up 1aa 600
balea, p{ which 0O0 bales were taken By epecu1a.
tofe and exporters. Market adyanced 1Glhd, and
cioeed outcfer but cfcadier.
Nancbcster market huoysnt and prices still ad-
yanefuG.
] -riaf .r;th sn anrsni tende1.cv Tnes1sT.
GHtM-Theat stiii adyunctnc; wiuter rcd % Sd
ass nj Corn ouieI aud steadv: !: mixed 2os I'd.
| nntst ,ni steadv PorF easisr. Bstou Inactive,
| 47srd nrfeI nj g. Butter dr7ncr.
AT pr14To1 4 rrn--Nomfnsf but firm.
I =
, 1865-10-10

Rrhors 1t u O'Clock On Tuesdy, tn no1uuatin :
DcaTd Of Missions.
Discussion VI. then reaume1 eu the spectaf O. t.
der OF The dsy, viz: the proposed uew order pro
ytntIrg cIergtmen from eufainR the military Or
nasn1 service, except ~ chapains. AftEr long de-
bate discusEion of the proposed canot Va. post,
roued to allow the deputies to stgn the te.tlHuuisl
dtoeeses were sheD called in Alphabetical order.
Ope hyman from Minnesota refused TO Sign 1he tes-
dmnutat. All the iaymcn from n hasaaehrsetts, with
The execution Of one refused to e!cn It. The mern-
beTs pTesent fons II! the other doceses etgnsd tho
Testimonial AdfoufrBd
, 1865-10-10

WARRINGTON, Oct. g-The Treasury Department
has Issued circular nr the guidance OF Collectors
Of internal Revenue and OF Cnstoms 6y which i Is
provided that articles under Internal R4Teuue Laws
statea 1atelY in insnrEectIou. md shipped to New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Cairo, ".
Louis, Cincinnati or New Orleans, on execution by
the shippers OF satisfactory bopd to be given 10
The Internal Revenue Collector at the pacc whence
the articles to be removed and the duty psId to
the collector ut the port Of destination.
, 1865-10-10

Highway RobherIes In the OIL Region.
P11uoIE, Oct. 9.-u1Ehwny roubc1ies In this sec
lion arc becoming Of almost daily occurrence. The
scenes Of operations sre on the roads leading to
Titusytlle or Sbsher and the parties are nntne-
rnus and bold that 1t Ia not sa1e trase the roas
at o'clockyesteztay, BIZ. Rockford, ofJamettown
N Y, while on his way TO shafers, Vas wnylaid and
robbed OF fffeen hundred dollars and gold wntch,
and left tor dead. BE u alire, but not likely to IT.
cover, Car1ptinX IL Of a1rnuA nightly occurrence
here, making It Ineafe to be out after dark. Those
culni. hnene*s here ase now organizing themselves
into Vigilance ComH,ittec for shc.r own protcc-
vii lake lis course, and no mercy be shown.
, 1865-10-10

Bos7oN, Oct. 9--1he Hoard Of Brokers adjourn
ed for today t1l1 Wednesday, ont Of respect TO the
memory Of Nathaniel t. Hubbard: highly esteeHl-
ed member OF tho Beard, who died suddenly on
Saturday, Of disease uf the hssr-
The 1tcamer TonaWhula cleared To-day, for HA-
vsna, With full cargo Of freight and tWsntJ-one
She IL The pioneer Of the new steamship line be-
tween Boston and Cuba.
, 1865-10-10

BA1r1HonE, Oct. 9.-The Presbyterian synod Of
Virginia, fn tees'an at Lynchbutg On Saturday last
unanimously adopted resolutions IN t'yor 81 ma,a-
tain,ns acpatate church orRanlza,on II Virginia.
siunal canyass in card. He aaya "AA voted to
rattT the ordinance Of secession Of Virginia, and
sympathlzed generally With her, | could not con.
ecientiouely, and upon cons ttutfonal grounds,
aIRo, take The prescribed cath."
Gen. Joseph Johnston ar1tred In Richmond
Sunday ni.hi.
, 1865-10-10


NEW YonK. Oct. a-Advices from Charleston
k$afc that Mayor Macbeth and the Common Council
and other members of the old civil Government Of
that cty hare been restored 10 the exercise Of their
functions, and the principal municipal buildings
hase been given up 10 them, IN accordance with
military order issued by Gen. Bennett, commander
OF the suh-0iat1ict Of Charleston on the I'd Inst.
The Mayor ia 10 have Jurisdiction Of all casea be-
swten the whites, while the negroes are 70 he turned
over to the PEovost Masebal. but the military po-
lice will, for the present, be retained.
The organization Of the State uihtia IL raptt!J
prog1etsine In some hectlonr- Tsey arc to be sub
eci 10 the natioual ot!iccrf, and to cooperate with
them IN tho suppression Of the prevalent awless-
Dess. .
Gen. Bennett hs4 issued m order, directing Ms
subosdnAtea 10 asaft Ia the formation OF The Stae
forcc erery member Of which, before Joining. mcst
take the national oath Of allegiance.
There IL great stir among the South Carolha
politicians in relation 10 The forthcoming S1ate and
Congressional election, and candidates are isspt1g
Addresses to the people through the ncwspapets.
Governor and menibeta Of the Legislature will be
elected on the 18th inst
, 1865-10-10
GREAT OIL CONFLAGRATI0N.
Fire on Pit Kaole-i,ooo Barrels Of OIL
aud 13 Deerieka and Engine Houses
FrxfrnrAtf

P,nLApELrrr1A, Oct a.-The most destructive
connxs.stioa that ever took place In The oil regone
occurred here about o1e o'clock thts morning,
which. fortunately. terminated without loss or life.
The tanks Of The largcs; flowing well Oh Pit Hole,
known ~ the Grsnt. containing 900 barrels Of oil,
caught fire. spreading destruction in Al diseetlon;-
1hfrtecn dcrficks and engine honhcs on the fol-
20, Il, = and =, On the Motey farm, eo.sring 4
4n1taee Of axe ae1ea, The total loss will Eaca
&15n0co, An the oil belonged to the ownefs Of The
New York The tsnk.. bnilding and property be-
longcd 10 ibe owners Of the working interest RI The
wei and va. insured for - coo In The Associated
Company, Of New York.
pu1ApE1rn1A, Oct. 9.-1he nEe al the great neil
was cxt,ngutshcd about noon. The we'll was not
injured. The Ices Fill nos e1caed $fOo OD.
Mf Dotpford, nho wns WaJlaia aud robbed on
Saturday, Ia Fill a1tye, and some hope. aze noW en-
tnf11ed ri bia rffoYefY.
, 1865-10-10

WARRINGTON, Oct. A.--The treasure captured
aut,pc LED, Daris' effects has been counted at the
Trtasp1J Department: It amounts to xs7.ss' e
gold, mostly old coinage; 1882 tn silver; l4a
ret estimated, aud "a ht,cks Of eitycr. weighing
over .ve pounds each, the estimated value Of which
Is $100 each. The va1ne Of the whole Is somewhere
over 100000.
, 1865-10-10

Loving. and the 1tecnsware house Of Il. B.. Ketch-
I'm, fn st. Joseph, Missouri, wctc burned on Thur
day The loss Of tho former is $00 600; Of the lst-
Conefdetnble injury Mas also sustained BY the
removal OF goods from adjoining stores, and tear-
tuC down ndlacen, wooden bindings to stop the
t,tfyresss Of the h1{nef.
, 1865-10-10

HA11rAx. Oct 8.-The harque Edwin and Lt,ze
September In latitude ~ deg, Longitude 81 deg. IS
min, eaw nbuoy marked 'uFeleE1sph,n With thses
or 1sc rcd flags on the mast, neatly gone pau al
right. Thinks 1t was detached from the cabie.
, 1865-10-10

BANGOR, Me-, Oct 8-Mr.. Carleton bragg. wife
OF ene Of onr prominent business men, was run
over Last ~eck and so badly injured ~ to canse her
death within thIsty-st1 hours. The person who Wne
diving the horee aud buggy BY which she WAS run
over hes been arrcrtcd tee charge Of
er and bound over iof trsat In the sum Of $i,0o0.
The allegation Il tRft and care1esa driving.
, 1865-10-10
AFreAr of Murderer In LoufzEtlIt-A
1Torr3d Murder Committed.
[Eronn the I0ulsytlfa journal. 5th.I

In the Journal Of Tuesdag we mentioned
the capture IN this city Of Thomas and And
rev Talladay, charged with numbering man
IN Hunters Bottom. The murdeserS are still
IN the county jail, awaiting requlsltion ftom
the Sheriff of Tr1mble county. Since thoIr
arrest, ali efforts to derive information noua
them regarding the bloody deed hare filled,
, 1865-10-10

Arrest OF an AIIeEe1 NuFWEFeFs
NEW YoRK. Oct. IA German peddlcr, named
Richard AEa.iechal, arrested n this city On Sat-
in murder committed o few weeks aEo III fftts-
bursn Pa+ for which place he TIES yesterday STARTED
in charge Of an officer.
, 1865-10-10

4 pettaon from the diocese Of Peunsytyania. ASK
ing for division Of thai diocese. WIS presented BY
Nj. Welfh, and stte1td to ibe Committee On Dlo-
ceses. Tbs hoHee agreed 70 suta WITH thu HQRte Of
, 1865-10-10
CHICAGO- TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1868.

In November next Gen. Howard saJ tae piaaeets pt 3
Of fbc souh arc very anxious to proea se !anos 10
produce large eoHen crop nert JEar ~ H. GSs ,hs
assured that auch Convention would ~ ~ ~ ~
1aborng interests Of freedmen, and uatez13t HUT
est Of the country.
, 1865-10-10

NEW YoBg, Oct. 9.-Cold opened nt about the
t1o.1ne figure. Of Saturday, and remained steady
until the receipt oF The Ch3na's rewr, which pro-
tluced weuker tonc and partial fall tn the pre-.
miuu1. The qnotat1ons ranged between 1sas1 and
f4641, e1ns1ug At the Iattet.
, 1865-10-10

EF0481 NUFA ECUE1Hs
fEw ToHK. Oct. 9:-SoHa Scot1a papen Of the
o9th u1t, acuounce the arrival OF General Sir Fen
wick Williams, lateiy Commarder.fn- Chief Of the
HFItirh forrea 10 CauAda- Gen. Williams hiss been
rent ont 10 take the management Of Nom Seos4a,
Which hitherto his OBJ sttnatcly refused to sea the
tlpAirabt1ity OF Confederation.
, 1865-10-10
FROM EUROPE.
Continued Arrests
of Fenians.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF the
EXCITEMENT.
Great Fire in the Oil
Regions.
1000 Barrels Of Oil and Thif'
teen Derricks Consumed.
GARROTISG And HIGHWAY
| RoBBERIEs At PlTaoLE.
Scyere Earthquake at San
| Francisco.
Buildings Crushed and Walls
Thrown Over.
| UAREZ REPORTED IN
TEXAS.
Gov. Sharkey's Views on
| Negro Testimony.
| YOUNG kErcHuM PLEADS GUILTY
/ TO FORGERY.
Gov. Sharkey's Views on
Negro Testimony.
YOUNG KETcKuM PLEADS GUILTY
TO FORGERY.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Letter from Gov. SdurkeT-The Rights
Of Freedmen In h1ts%tMlppi-Eov. s.
Thinks They Have the Right to
Testify.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
WlsHHarox, Oct 2.
Cor. Shsskey, in reply to letter addressed 10
him By Col Thomas, Assistant Commissioner Of
Freedmen for Mississipp making inquiries In re-
card to The manuer and treatment Of the freedmen,
md whether they won1d he allowed, nnder the
amended Constitution Of Mtssias1ppi to testify In
the courts ofirst1ce. sAys:
~ hare 10 hesitation in stating 10 you, as nec-
eeka15 result rum thu acton Of Convention, tha,
In ms opinion, freedmen can NON sua and bt soed
in my court OF State, ind one Incident TO their
right md projection Of person and property which
ion i lit .1ey sse competent e testtiy 10 say
cnurt OF justice. Their rights. think. arc funy
covered 81 tie principle established By ths conyen-
and. n mattes Of course, a1y measure Of policy
which grew out OF thst system"
The Ru~h Of Pardon Seekers AbAt-
in=-ln1erna1 Rcveuue-Freedmcn's
School.-A Late 1kcbel Paper Glorlfy-
lue CoaneetIcut-The Virginia K1ec-
tton-FrT4onal.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WAsHsGToE, 0ct 4.
The attendance Of visitors ii the Executive Man-
zion to-day uas quite small, not over dozen being
rgesent. Tbs rush Of pardon seekers seems to
nase petnAneaas anAes*.' eno - -
| the President 10 thofe having ous1ness "1tu 1u
| begin to resume their ucnthd decnrnn. Tho
ot,re. nj The secretaries ase no longer nNed py i'm
,ert;oent % nj m e1ords and the uera.ess Of The Presi
dents house can 10" occaslonan5 seul.se oo' nVu'
the Prcsdden1e apartments without beans, exposed
IN tho frnndenf etare and erit5c.suas Of pas1 On
- 1nrs,errs ~
| W. rsce,n+a frr,n 1,,terns1 Resnnr Ee4e ft44S,
| 1as 40 Ao-~
SD1- E,,ras,,en.s Hn,r.u hns ret.entlr neted m
..1e1e, NJ tbe hnenitai butldtngt in tA;s city for
/ srhnn1 nn,Tracx 1or The frsesirnnx Acepmmpda.
tt,s ~ .1nf 73xs nnniIs basc ei1radv hem nroyid
~. - ~. ~ 49, rrhanf -Se1s t11,enrd fo-day viii 4
| ..si. ~ .++sn1.nce ID NJ srhnYa1t
e'TTs III - the smhnsssdors rrrrn 1.unts to
| .hl4nn - hnen T,f,..rnnesi fr seyrrsl iisv. or
! s.a vii ia r~td,n r. -;e..7et.+v EeV.rd rho
p1uae pn t.ant NV, The cttr m Viii IN his bnms
- 4"hnrn = 1
a. AnpEG.1s ~. oy pr., a,rarts IN ,,rnc,xf oraer
.,.t sn ,na ,sition ~ she 1sommfssfnneT d
tna Edmcn. Hnr.rn t,ansnrtat5n he fnrni.het
n, assstn4e Tsfnrs-.s .nd fresar,fn ~ are itDe.a
ssGa s9 eE,r rs taxencnt for sua1f. to p1fnL
- %nh..s Fher rsr nr,rn1,r tnntoTrnfnf ami enbsis
tsnoe eaa a-,rh t1.n.no1stion h. cnn
!
, 1865-10-10

New YonK, Oct. &c. Derby, ESD, The United
States despaich agent at New York, Ntl1 act %
aeent there OF persone who may wssh 10 send afh-
cleY 10 the Pasis Exhibition next year.
, 1865-10-10

JACKSON, Oct. 5.-The majority for Gen. Hum
phrcyB for Governor Of this State, oEer Judge
Fisher. will probably be 10 0oo: The minority Of y
l. Potter, the '.antsnegro tes>inonJ candidate for
Court Of Appeals In the jackson Dietrltt ID 3,0D+
, 1865-10-10

NEW YoRK, Oct. 9.-The Feuisus are creating a
sts 10 Canada Agents Of the organ]z recently
visited both Quebec and Otta~a, with the view Of
establishing lodges, and u h reposted number o.
the brotherhood lately 1elt T0ronto On special
YuisEtou to Ife!aud,
, 1865-10-10
A Nefv Planet: Discovered.

To Aft0clAfed FFcNHs
OBSERVATORY, AsN AnnoH. Mich, Oct. 9, II p. n.
-Ihaye the pleasure to announce that discovered
new plaDe. At about iaE past ten o'clock this eve.
nlug. It shtaes Ike star Of the nine aud Que half
magnitude and Is sisuated In right ascension four
teen degrees aud fortyse minutes, and in declina-
lion six degrees north,
{SsSned} j. G. WATSON.
, 1865-10-10
Qbifa9o @ribut1e.


~'SFirtt Of the Chicago ConTeuxion. ~
Having received nnmeont applications for the
campaign pamphlet, entitled 1.-The Spirit Of the
Cnlezso Convenuun." isaued from thIe office 1ast
Ill, sc have determined to print d new edition for
The Use OF our friends In ttis and ncIghhos1ng
Sstes where Local c1eciious are TO be held il viii
b tn.Diahed st the r1te Of ror8 DOLLARS PER
AuxpRxp. Address TRIBUNE Company, Chicago,
, 1865-10-10
The Dock Races.

Ntw YonK, Oct. 9.-A1 the trials between the
AlcouQuin and the WinoosA, ~ recommended by
cisilianz and experts, will be carried out bY the
Nayv Department, eSen Ahould The entire winter be
shua consumed.
, 1865-10-10

1le4cf&A Of Southern PoAt Masters.
WARRINGTON, OF. N.-The total amount OF de-
nrffs o! rost Masters OF the South before the war
is asctltAfncd 10 be $13s, ,9s+ +56.
, 1865-10-10

New ToRE, Oct 3.-A special from Washington
to The Ectnjng Post saya the Nary. Department. has
crtitred fbe eF-rvbcl r1m Sionewal. now At aaSas.
to he brought to one Of our navy yards.
, 1865-10-10

wa1fur111E. Me-, Oct 0.--The noted Eastern
stations Gen, Knox and Gen. Mcclellan will tlot
here On Thursday. at the Fair Of the Wates1il1o
T1rne Association.
, 1865-10-10

Secretary SeWafd ma tHe FFnaaHs'
NAauESGrox, Oct. 9.-1he English story that
Mr. Seward gave notice 10 Great BItn1n Of Fenian
movements concerning Ireland, continues to excite
eou,u,snt in the SecretarY'a absence, but 1t not
c-cdlted By thoee who arc presumed 10 be in po-
sItiou to give It m unegnfv0cai denial.