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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05


TINE TABLE,.
ComnOBsinE MONDAY, December 18th, 1894,
traiRI will leave depot, corner Of Broad street
kHpress Train At T. o5 O. n, Mondays sE-
septed, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
a. wilmington, Perryyills, HsVrs.ds Grace,
Way Mail Trsis At isa m. Sunday. .r.
espted, for Baltimore, stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad At
Wilmington Nr Milford, Salisbury, and inferno.
BIPr... Trsin at I.ISp m, Sunday. sz-
eepted, } for Baltimore aud wsshingto stopping
At Chester, Wilmington, Rlkton, Perryyills,
and Hsyre- de -0raos.
Express Train at s. 80 2. m, Sundays ex-
eepted, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
At Wilmington, Newark, Blkton, Northeast,
Perryyills, Hs'rs.ds.0rsos, PsrrynSn's, and
Night Express at II. IS p. m. for B.ltinaorr
and Warrington, stepping at Chester, (onIy 10
take Baltimore Ahd Washington passengers, }
Wilmington, Newark, BlktoR, Northeast, Per-
ryyills, and HATre do. Grace.
Passenger. for Fortress Monroe will take the
ACCOMMODATIONS rRAINs-s.oppinE At all
stations between Philadslphia and Whining
ton
Leave PhiladsIphia at II. 90 q. n, T. 90, s. 50
and 10. 90 ?. m. The 4 90 p. N. train connects
with Delaware Railroad for Milford aud Inter.
mediate stations
hess wilmington ~ T. 10 Aho " oOA. IN. "
THRotGH TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington al 10 m, T. "a, 8. IS aud .. 81
p. IN.
CHESTER FOR PHILADBLPHTA-Lsavs Chos
ter At g. IS 10 II O. m, ~ 80, SIS, T. 81, 7. ~
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train At T. 05 .. m. for Baltimore and
Warrington, stopping At Wilmington, Perry
willie, Hayrs. -GrSeo, Aberdeen, PsrrymGR' .
and Magnolia
Night Express at ll.lS p. m. for baltimore
and Waahington, stopping al Chester, (for Baltl
more aud Washington pasaengsrs, Wilmington,
Newark, klktou, North -RAst PsrryVills and
HAyre de. Grace.
Accommodates Train at 10 p. N. for vii.
mington sud Way Stations.
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore Al .. 25 p. n, stopping at
HAyre-do- Grace, PsrryVille and WILMINGTON
Also stops al Bltton aud Newark Ito take pas
asugsrA for Philadelphia aud leave passengers
IRON Washington or Baltimore and Chester to
leave passengers nom Baltimore or Washing
ton.
Leave wilminston for PAilAd.lphIa at q. 50
PROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA. .
Leave Baltimore 8. IS .. m, Way Mail I. 10
p. m, Express; 4. Is p. m, Way Train Q. IS
P m k1 FRRsiks f z R sRiLFEinIPoGis;E
Leave Chester At SST . m, l. 80 and n. 80
Lsav. Wilmington at ais, e4Oa, m, as,
T. 81 aud IL Is p. m.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car at.
tAehed, will leave Wilmington for Perryyills
and intermediate stations at l. IS D. m.
JAhll II, y. KRhNBY, Superintendent
, 1865-09-08
THE POLITICAL CONYEN-
TIONS.


ANSV3h<k$HNFA
cSes to fhe tac1 that largo portion OF the white
population ere fresh from acas OF hostility toward
The Government and Its free Institutions 6rr still
unsettled In opinions, snd many OF Them uurceon-
Than four years they have been cng1ged. We re-
to!ce TO BE- assured tt,at The Government viii not
Withdraw ffon tho~c Stn.ea the strong arm Of miti
tary power nndl It has full and satisfactory csi-
dcnoe Of eneh eplit Of true ard permanent loyalty
~ 70 make them sale participants in the right Of
eelfg Cover nment in1ure obedience 10 the Constltu-
~ 1bc .yes, and protection 10 he freedmen IN The
rcii 10 cp.oy he fruits Of Their laboF. as we'll a.
e:c11ty for them against unia~ful violence and pa.-
FtsoIrM, That in the opinion Of this Convention,
It .dne 10 equal Justice and TO The altered coudi-
ton Of things that the Constitution o! the United
Sl.tcr rhontd he n.ncndrt as to makc the repro
Fents,on Of such States 10 the House Of Reprcsen
tatiyes propurtionaie to the number oflegaliy quail
lied male electors oi full aye in such STATE.
Resoiexf, That the national debt incurred in the
crd and binding obligation. That repudiation, in
deb Of the interest upon It, or infringing ii the
least degree upon te laith nlieh'ed by The Govern
the rcprobatou Of the civilized world. As folly, crime
and snidde-A folly, becauec, under The decision Of
the Supreme Court, We could not Il We would; a
ia;enee md of liberty iscf; suicide, fo1 It Would
uittSly destroy our nauonal credit, without which
no nation can long exist. and God only lnowe how
power to maintain Repuhaeanism nssius, Dcspoi
ism II should nev1 be forgotten, indeed # is ou1
Eoy that y was not 20 much the e7oa, cspitallsts
IN this country OF fn Europe If the common people
the loyal men and women Of moderate means ihe
widow from her dover and the orphan from his leg.
acy-who came forwnrd, many OF them, to pul ihei1
al ino m almost bankrupt treasury. the darkest
hour OF cur trial md next TO the soldiers who Ibid
down their Lives In the contest, they entitled to
eserafettng gratitude.
ResotcAd, Tint by his confined adherence 10 the
purpose publicly avowed by him on the day Of his
Inauguration not to be candidate lor reelection,
there left 10 us no other nude Of manlfesting our
sentiment towards the present Chief Magistrate oi
the Stale, Hon. DANES r. Lewis thau hy EtEing e1.
PRECISION 10 our cordial appreciation OF his admins.
tzation Of the Executive of5cc. In the discharge
OF biz Official duties he hs. elown adelity. 1e.l
thu interests Of the Su,e which arc recognized
and appreciated by M Intelligent people, and In The
srcks he will be followed BY their sincere respect
and warm good wishes.
, 1865-09-08
FROM FORT SMITH.

The Great Indian Counctl-The Tribes
Ikcpre+ente<;--1mpor1 Question: 10
Come Dp-
Especial Despatch to the Chlcsgo Tribunel
FoRI SHrTM, ARK, Sept C.
A courier hes H171ved stating that the Commits
sIoncfs' party will reach this rlace to-day. They
have oo.na overland from lawrence, Kansas, IN
Twelve days. Those Is no ditdculty with hoetdie
Indians rebels. The 1ndians viii bs la,re5y rem
resented In The Council, and important questions
viii Ic discussed. Several Of the most distinguish
cd men Of the West are here md a yo,e<
SECOND DESPATCH
lSpcc1al Despatch to the Chicago IHbuue.l
FonT SA11B, Asir, Sept. O.
The 1ndian Council commences its deliberations
tomorrow. All The Commissioners except Cen
Heron md Judge Edwards archesr. All t6e tribea
n the southern xaperintendeney, czecpt de Choc-
Laws and CAlcGAsnWu. Are Represented, with 1oynl
dclecntione- These two trites nre In council ii
A1mst1onea Academy, but will be represented in !
few dnyt. The various lndfAn tribes Of the BQuth-
west arc divided tnto bitter tendt and parties which
II In rpprehcndcd viii materially pcrpIcx thc Com
Mts1iuDefB.
, 1865-09-08
New York Market.

J..
ding, " " " ~
FinrT-sz1ec better, nt k7.s.ass5 for Extrs State.
9Saes for ExtrA H. II. o.. and ~ for srads
brands; the market closing quiet Includes. IL sales
2X.n0 ~A ~
.WMsHTr-opened dan and closed 6rmcr Western
f2.24&2-2cclostng nrm at fe:?a
CnAiA.-Nheat-2c better for Spring; Winter ye9y
guet % foF Chicago Spring Inl md Ii1xsi-
ket Club; t16o@I 81 for Amber hil Eaukee aud 9aa
r! r for @ NsT amber State. Ryc,,aali. Harley I'D
@ Co51 = shade r@eE Ehe nnseund IS about lc lnweT.
cTn- Oa1-Qu!tt. 56G57 for Western.
GEocKKTf. -Cohee.- active and nrmer. 8ugar-nrn.
e. cuhs A1seoTada 13914Hc, and Havana Ike.
Moiassea-t1nll.
Dors-F7m; 2aasee for 'sl c4op md ioseoc for 'e5
crop. :
N6oI--DuQ.
., ,rEfnottr*--ElmsE. 5te for Crude; stGssc for Re-
PEov1sIoHA-Potk duh Mt k1aoQ331 67k-closIng nj
s@ easn; M Ss1699 g 20 for 81 Dc; saiaAz3 Sd for
msss tor sersenbes. sellers option, u fN oo7s2sG
e3tfa e. ms,s M beef hams quiet Gnt meats unchanged
.u Lard nrmcr. Sales Of IS bEis ri 2o59s5Xc But
Cheese steady at i1&l6Hc,
, 1865-09-08
few day. hike bis departure for bis home In CslI|or

few asys tats bis departure fos bis home IN caloy.
The HtrntdY Richmond correspondent a.y..
~fsc cumM1eho1e appointed 10 cxamlne into the
the following. >~''
..Banls which reported On call ase tbe Rink q,
Virginia, It Richmond, with It's branches at r.
Lypchbtnc. Dauri1le end Gainesville; the BanE a
the Old Dominion A. Ac1ondria and PorTsbn1r . !.
and The Bank Of tho Valley, at IeesburC md Chri,
tansburg. As IN Illustration, The Correspondent
states ihat the Exch1nre Bauk holds =;
rebel bonds and ketrnuea, M.TD000 IN
bonds, and $15o,0o0 In epecie: tha Hank nf
Virginia, {s,0n,0oo In bombs, and Eaa on
p epeGe- In other securities the hanka hold con.
s1oefaMe Rnouut Of Southern State hank potee
GcofE1a, North Carolina End South Ca,otfna. Ths
notea Q! tRe following banks Are worth Ut least the
present yalue Of Stats stocks: Tank Of Commerce,
q FIede51ckahurg. Bank OF Winchester, a. Win
chosteI, Southwestern Bank OF Virginia at Wythc-
VILE, Bank Of Roclbridec, Bknk Of The Old Domin-
lon. at Alexandra and perybufE, Merchants Bank
o1 Lynchburg. Farmcrs' Bank Of Winchester. The
following independent banks are in .nort deplocn-
bic condition: The Monticello Rank of Chatlotts'
wealth. Of Rchmond. Central Bank Of slsunton.
Tho bonfA Washington epcctal aays: "The
documentary evidence relating to The completely OF
Certain rebel officials with The Audereonrit pEinon
horror, Will Be presented in the Wcsz trta1 In day
OF 80. 1t Will prove 10 be the most interesting
charter Of the trial"
The New York 7riotas't Washington special
presented the pIttol with which he summoned that
Iul1Inate heud 10 surrender, 10 Miss Cla1 Batton,
a. testimony Of her kindness tn buryins the desd
there"
, 1865-09-08

OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REfURT.
Especial Despatch to tho Western Associated Prcss.1
NEW TosK, 6ept7.
The market Is rather more active, with increased
strength In prices.
RAu1oAp sToca
Movements in railroad shares arc ve1y dpas1uodtc
and unreliable Thenarket Is Sustained BY elIques o,
brokers aud railroad nsnags. who keep up psices In
the hope Of getting speculation for rise. Current
fluctuations arc chiefly due 10 the movements OF these
parties who art necessnted to keep appearance
ofActivtty In order to save the market from being dc.
nozalzed by the absolute du1lnoss. At present the
outside public hre too busity employed with
legitimate business TO venture upon stock
specn1atlons. The prospect Is that the cltQues
may have to walt some time before they arc
abie to draw any important outside support to tho
market Present holders may prove ae to carry hes
load long - they please, without any decline in
prices. To-day there was slight advance on Hudson,
Toledo and Rock Island, on rumors Of dividends
There was general desire 10 sell shares Of Cleveland
Pittsburgh road early In tho day tunors OF over.
isele.
1oTKHEMIE1s.
Governments are quito firm, hut not active. Hc1f
the movement was In s2os for which there Is steady
rorcjsD dcmApd The recent dcmand In The old issuc
may help to draw up quotations Of al other securities,
and cepecial,y Of new 3, which 1t Is supposed mny
soon be wanted for foreign markets.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There Ia bnt little activity In miscellaneous shares
GOLD
Gold remains very trm. The demand for customs Ia
nctlye, and equal TO byc hundred lhonaaud dollars
daily
Their il prevailing opinion TINT the NEXT steiner
H{l bring In decline In American securities abtosd
owing to tho announcement Of the Kctchum frauds
NogEr.
Tho Mndcy market confines easy,
PKTRoLKrx srpcKs,
Petroleum Stocks arc more acttre to-day. Fec Sim
pie &c: Pitho!e Creek, ssso; Webster slss Watson,
st.1o: buchanan Farm, s'Go; Eureka, sl73; Cho.ry
Run, 0c; Empire CITY, Sc; Excelsior, $1e Getnania
SIC; leFdrick. el23; Montana, f7so: on Creek $3e5;
Manhattan, sc: Iynd Farm, Ec; Tack, 5oc; Cn!trd
States, t97S0.
FE1EoLECN.
F71cts hare adrancet x9K p cent On al detel,p-
uous Sales Of crude noted at Sic; refined In bSnd
at A9 SC, for October delivery at &C. and frce At Il
GIcc.
, 1865-09-08
THE ALBANY CONVENTION,


Adopted.
A1aAx1. Sent- T-Tbe Democratic st,te e.mrcc
ttou hos sdiouincd. having pomfnnted the foinrjnS
ticket: Eor see4eta1J 81 S:ate, MAI Gen. slocam;
Jpo. Van Burcp: Canal Conuist3oper. G. " An,
strong; Treasurer, Gen. N. X. Parroci: 1nmcctor
ei sss;s Is0ns ndss 4 J. MsSon; Clerk q couz q
lon, tcr1n. Judrt john II. Brown shnrt ten E1sr
lin l;royer. '-> --' -'A@'
Democrauc Stnts cmrntion. nossrd h"to,. the ~ II
tournament to.das; %"'A' ~
Rs1oired That ihe past history of The Democratic
rn,ry mn, liz r.ri in ths Cnnst;tntion srG IN,
II ;s Tt,dr n ,.crt fhe ...f cnnstnn ~ sh
With thr ,,Sfotis., fd1ifr "a o1nc,n;r .nd ,,r.r
nnsnfsinSs idc.fr ra5on vii, f,e i1;storT ~ tha
uat}on. -e1D'' '1e
c1sii war md on 4l1c rri,n Of peace and c.e1a,iv
that Ill. blessing IL attatped will A nfTserrcd
Union, = undi,ided eonniT5, and lie reassertoa
RkAcired, That NJ The are, fruits Of this tSjnmnh
the people demand the eul,pruina,ion Of rutnr r.
clvifnt the restitution Of the Of lie corts
that Nc rccnid utl ctor4x, rither s,y nrn1on"n.,
military rule, Of by denying the Hight Of rcpre.en.
tatiop 10 States in order TO conpcj Them IL adont
equality d negro Suffrage n an c.e,arus Of fhrir
Copstiiut1ont as tending to delay and prevent The
pacifcauop OF the country and 10 kubseft the min
cip1ss Of the Government and cudanee1 the libcE-
Ecf III Tue people,
Etsortd, That in the plan Of President johnson
for the speedy restoration Of the Stctes lately in
rebellion 10 their old positions in the Union. By
commencing the work OF reorganization a. the
point OF eccesson. and coniiding In those then re-
coeulYed electors by the lava OF tue respective
States. leaving the question Of suffrage wtere the
Constitution places 1t, 10 the ftuic action OF the
several States we recognize enlightened statesman
ship, souId political theory una m old-tasbioped
tur-honored recntd for the relations and f.hte Of
the States md The Federal Government rs cstab-
lshed by the Constitution, and that We pledge 10
the President in this gFeai work our cordial and
energetic support
Eesoloed; That while We etematize, as alike talse
doctrine thai national debt tR natirnu blessing
VIC rocognye the obllcation hy which the whole Re.
sources OF the country nre pled-e 10 tt1e nayment
Of public debt ana we loI'csr the interests and
Eouor of the people involved In tts faih{u int
Gl,Icpt aud TINT III constitutional 1ncane shoud Be
taken 10 compel the wilole property Of the conntry
renl and prrsuua}, to share ii tic nublJc f,nrsns
believing that equality Of tazat5n Is noi onIT
equity Rut also The soipdest poe.IbIe basis nr mr.
.Ax4oitttf, Tha1 the thanks and s-ra,,tnd. NJ fhe
peoplc srr t1Uc 10 the soIdierr and ss;nrs ~ ~ nv
don, md 10 ihcir biave conmanaesf wbo have r. Il.
vnlor TINT cIevnie lie fame Of lie neoac md sn
, 1865-09-08

From Pnducah-Tronble with a Col.
ored WaIter-A Steamer Fired Upon,

From Pndncal,-Tronble with a Col.
ofed WaIter-A Steamer Fired Upon.
CA1no, Sept. The following statement con-
corning an atAck the ateame1 Palestine at radu.
cah, ks. Yesterday, il made md sicred BY twenty
four Of the passengers on board the steamer, who
witnessed the proceedings:
While at dinner On board the above steamcr. one
Of the negro walters insrl.ed the clerk, George
recdcsi Elm win lis ~ opsn hand Ths negro m @ sas
subsequently DISCHARGED at Psducah, wheneup-
on he entered complaint 10 Col. York, Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau. Guards
immediately came on board for The purpose
q % asstng ihe e,s5x' 91t eoGia ' @ not ma hin
Ly ergeant TO return TO the shore, he having lust
arrived viii new guard; The officers Of the boat
dsreaed at the upper works Of The boat, without
.asins easct upon anybody; The pilot then blew
frcd from szr1oas points along the wharf. One
shot caused very strioas and dangerous wound In
The thigh OF the pilot John Seals. and many had
nal7ow ceenpe rom the leadcn shower, inclndinc
many Indies, who we're en- route for the South and
WAHf
, 1865-09-08
Execution Of Oliver and Naf1up nj
Camp Chase.
lSPccarl Despatch 10 the Cincinnati Gazctte.l

The execution ofHi.zm Oliver and John Wesley
i!artup: the 1nurderers Of ]. n. Cook. Provost
Marshal q The Seventeenth District Of Ohio, took
rlace At Camp Chase To-day under orders nom Msj
removed isom cambridgr 10 the camp s. p.isos s 81
The :ssh Of August The sentence Of the Cont being
had no idea Of their approaching doom. On Tues
day the epccAcattons and sentence OF the court,
with The endorsement Of the department and Dis
tEict eommandeEs, was received at Camp Chase
Col. woodward. the post commander, being absent
tn Cincinnati. waa ihforned by telegraph oi he
dnty before him, and he returned immedhteiy to
were informed of tie flndincs of thc couu and .hs
the dread Intelligence cally, ,ema,kpg that It was
Wits and children. be gave way to The most violent
demonstrations Of grief Hartup was much Affect
cd. but his weakness wns that Of coward. ii
etaa, accompanied s. col Ns1wcn, i ei % lie CO CO.
cnor staE Col. Wllco1, Provost Marshal General,
and The Of the press, took their de-
Tpon thei1 aI7isai the prisoners were led out
IRON their place 0! confinement to the gaIlows,
com1a1sed by tteiE spiritual adviserr and closely
eere Corps. Everything wna in perfect order, 20
tat there WIS no delay. I9ayer was offered up,
ai1er which Oliver stepped arinly forward md ad-
.Gen,lemen, bid You 10 TAKE Ibis :. warning,
and rfepare for the rerrtce Of God. Thta Is an
eo45 eas Wy WhiRy e IT, &c Cod ss h.
tn'l confession, md hope to be forEisen and that
we ehall be received in heaven. There Il nothing
Ike grace i IL bu. few minutes since I cxpe-
ne in heayen-''
I1az;up s..s,nptsa speech also, hqt he t.smb1ed
Ia say ,s es S,s
blessed bis sorl in his CONVERSION.
While speaking. the men stood On the fatal trap.
1te noo*es were adjusted By eo1diert detallel tos
A. Van Auda, Of the Town Street 81. E. Church.
, 1865-09-08
From Mexico,

EEw YoRK, Sept, THE Couunsrelars special
ports Of disasters TO the ube1als- The strategic
combinations Of the 1mpc1islisls Seem to preclude
The hope o. prolonged reslssanee bJ luatnx. The
ieiscar OF the Me1ieans from chihuahua Ia con-
frmed and 1t Is not probable that they can sustaln
their position at Fl faso. In that case continued
rcsistance by the Meue1Ds without aid cannot be
looked for. The French hare received reinforce
ulcuts aud a,e now 10 better position thau eyes.
, 1865-09-08
Agricultural Returuss

cu;tursi DenaItment for Auenst rom an n n,1ss ~
the country, housh not entirely complete, show
That the corn csop win be enormously inrce and Is
maturing in e1rrllent order. It's excess over past
The wheat The potato czop is unusually large, and
promises well In some localities he lot Ia an.
peared. Buckwheat Is minor crop, and unioi,s
promise IN unprecedented yield. Tho cereal expor-
ttious Will probably be larger than eTer before.
, 1865-09-08

Confirmation OF the Evtdence-More OF
the eAndersonV1Ile Horrors.

Confirmation OF the Evtdence-nore OF
the Andersony1Ile Horrors.
WAsuHo1oS, Sept. T.-The record Of Yesterday
having been sesd, Callaghan Of the ID Ohio Tegi.
rncpt testified 10 the shooting and killing Of dve
or SIX Onion prisoners In the sockade during July
and Arentt, is6.. One Of The men vas Ia t6s Fl
S Seoss %ssaRs s se s s eothee ana a9ohe5 VIZ trading
not answering 10 his name .hIch had been iocoT-
recdly called, nnd then tied his hands, faEtcn-
tng hen With sties IT, Me WI Kept II !hat pasdion
croes45annsnrd ~ III: Uaf<r; lie w.s present
e sd s po e g. II tit 'dss e. Il E q si Hs
WIS - 'bucGed." on the 18th OF May, for no other
reason than that he faled to answer his rolcal to
Tie NTou" name-
TESTIMONY or yoKx ". CASE.
John II. Case, Of the Eth New York regiment
testified That on the 18th Of September. those who
were Eiek and wounded were told That II theY could
get TO she aepet without sss,ssspce they could de
not readily get into the with hls crutch when
W1x calleu him t-n Of b-h, and threatened to
blow his btains out. Somebody shot ., him pre-
s30us1y, but struck another person. lie was not
neaT &c dead line. The eenifnei cried ont: HAL
Yank, I'm gw.ne to shoot" Witness said four OF
i've were shot IN the head. Shooting men was
I1ots-E1nntnsd ty u: Bat<r-wi,ueas heard
ssospsl say INT hs sessvsd I nroHs ef thirty
wsae shot during the night because be saw their
0ead bodies the next morning.
@. Capt We1Z ucyer hurt yo1t
4. Nc.
Q. he only threatened youy
A. That's what's the matter. Qaughter.)
EuwAEp RICHARDSON,
Edward Richardson, q resident Of Albany,
Georgia for twenty. years. testified thst thai
plnce IL forty-dve miles from Andessouvillc, he
wns at Andetsonyilie every month In the year 1864
until August. There Wa good corn crop IN 1868,
bit not much wheat. There were many sweet po-
tatoes In 1851 a large wheat c1op was planted 6nt
the tain destroyed f. The plantations IN The
vicinity Of AndGsonvnle were large, and turner's
Inised vegetables for their own use
GFo<s-ernNRed-W itness Eafd that in tw.p WIRE
houses in Andersouyfue there was considerable ba-
con, syrup and corn meal. There WIS not much
garden truck in 1864; there was diicul.y in OBJ
ta1ning seed.
Mr, Uakcr said the prisone1 was not well today.
He Nns suffering from pains in the head and sre4st
end troubled With bowel complaint. II the court
could now adjourn for the remainder Of the day ii
would be great faror 10 him.
The cour at one O'Clock adjourned, Mai. Gen.
Wallace SAYING that the prisoner wonld receive
medical attendance
, 1865-09-08

WAsnEsGToS, Sept IA verbal error which has
nppcmcd in toznc Of the papers hAs been deemed
OF sufficient Importance 1of the ofIicinl correction.
occure u n follour: . And Be- II further enacted
TINT al persons BY law entitled to lcss pen
tlon than heretofore specified who shall have lost
Tinted States and in the line Of hse or their duty
Flau be entitled 10 SsO pr month' This section,
ibe Secretary says. Is printed In the pamphlet ed
lion or the lars OF the Last session Of Congress
precisely according 10 tie original rol with the c1-
cCption that tue word ''hfz" L. underecored, L. G
put III Italics, and The word "theIr" placed in
error Is Tint the newspapers hsye printed the word
'tr" instead OF tle word *.nud" between the words
atcot'' md ''hana''
The acting Commissioner Of Pensions sars With.
ont this correction the bnftness Of The Bureau
would Dc urclstty increased without benefit to any
one.
, 1865-09-08

c1ees wcre held at p. In The Seminary oratorJ-
Aner singing, reading Of the 9Th psalm, and fer
vent Offering Of thanE4 and prayer BY Rev +. 7.
cfTheology, delivered The opening address. Hts
subject Vas The - tNature OF q Cali 70 and proper
preparation for the Work Of the Ministry" The
ora1ion was earnest. Impressive and eloquent At
lhe rloee Of the exercises nine students were ma
ttculated. More arc expected 10 arrive. The
whole number In attendance being now twenty y-six.
young Theological School. =.
, 1865-09-08
FROM MADISON,

Se+hlon OF the Board Of Normal School
ReEcnta-The Equalization Commft-
tee-nrIlftAry.
tSpecl Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribuncl
MADISON. Sept. Z.
Tic Board Of Normal School regents Is in ses.
eon todAy relative to the selection Of stes Tor Nor
mai Schools, Of which three probably Will be estab-
liehed-
good progress in Its work, md will probably CON-
plete its labors tomorrow.
The 4Ath regiment WIS paid on today. The 46th
regiment Is expected home from Tennessee Camp
Wsshburne, at Milwaukee, is to be broken up.
, 1865-09-08

Meeting Of the United Service Society.
New IoR6, Sept 7.-The United Service Society
met last night when It was resolved to is.ue cafi
to executive officers end ncu Of the national army
and navy who served dartng the rebellion, residing
State couventoo, 10 be held at Albany on the lth
OF October. Some measures were adopted In ref
eence TO the organization OF clubs in each assem-.
bly, district md In regard 10 rnAss meeting to be
held at the Cooper Institute In sappor. Of the Mon
roe doctrine