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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

TIN-BanoR (pigs); ''Btraits" (pigsl English
TIN PLRTEs
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng
lisb bari sheet, 3, I, o, 6lb. pipe.
SPBLTER-6lab.
ZlNC-S2 "a, SO inch sheet.
THURBER'S ANTI-FRICTIoH METAL.
5oLDER-Brazier's pewter.
ooPPER-BrsIier's shssthiIsi do. timed !
ingot; bolt
BRAHS-Sheet
TRRHs-HBT CASH Oh DELIVERY
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, NovEM.
~ Der Q. 1865.

surgeon aud MEDICAL FurVeyor, U. 5. A.
noyll.5t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11

LET EVERY LOVER OF REPUBLICAN IYsTT.
TUTIONS BUY AT LEAST ONE BOND.
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SPIRIruALIsu--Wo notice, from the adj
vertisem ent, that the celebrated trance speak.
en-" Cora L V. Scott, formerly Mrs. HatebJ
lectures again In Seaton Hall to morrow morning
aud evening. The audience will select the sub
joet OF the evenings lecture and skeptics are In
Vted to be present aud take part in the discus
sion. Judging from the foretaste that was z ven
last Sunday, they will hud
"a loemau worthy Of their steel. ~
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Military Convention.

Bo.'r. JaiBll.- \ Cjn'eni.on Of the Adiutnri'
Goue 9th, oval states net TODAY. IN the senate
Chamber oftre etc Hu.o General y. u, Baker,
ct Iot.r. vs. c'oc r TIos.tcnt 1s' ol Of members
ptc.,ut ,e.'o1 - iO.loss: Gems. 4 liofdon, Il
Maine. Load, Of Nep HsmprhiTe Wnshhurnc of
Vol mont. schooner. Of Masnnhuscsis; Houtnn. OF
Rhode ts'srd! Nersc. 4 Conncc lieut.: Busseil ~
Iclns tlvGna BU rs, q Nsrv ilui Picip1nt OF
We. VIRGINIA, IlnIsrv, oi KENTUCKY Baker. Of
loN W. Anlct on. Oi LlutDs.
Couimrn CO i.ra were received from the Adiutnui-
srHllAi- ct iudt..s and lsin. Ic.rcttiIf ther
iuHhi, g he pcscn ~ cOE-D tl ace of ufccut M
lie tufln,ss at hcut. dlsp.ich nom Adluian:
General Bi.hop of Aisdns.s STAGED that he viii
.es,h thu CIV tU-nirht 4 Letter Was iesd from
tuHrs. scc'u pn'y wing ben was COP o. the mil
iil iav of tl.t state. ard eta.cucub IN ioatOl to
IT, woshirl
Coi. licu,y ce. l.'e of Gov Andrcr', sar. IN se-
corfsnce ith invitation read carefully prepared
piHcI upon militia sys.cm showing the iesults Of
Republic att Of military men siuce that time, tnj
maNu. &C. oi'U cn4a ,lons growing out Of tho
experience dJting ia present Va.
t.eg L,utl 8. % utackv, moved the eppoint-
u cat ~ i'tee CT uVC 20 fneWOutIaC tungrcsr
on tHC suapct Of 70 a. TiittH iHE. ttus. Lind
- Msshht.lr, An.ptson, kusslN and Be.IJ were
ied ag saig tOu'l 4ltcC,
tCns. Anne spu, EOurul, and Pierpout we're ap-
pointed JomultiCc relative to tie .lp1 .ntmtnt OF
the AdJuuIt ntLer.s Of the several states 20 PEN
sion a-Cn'F
Gems. Scniuior. Nsurnn and Lindsay we've appoint
ed n committee to O9uIC tom LhC War hepatt ucnt
the muster md 90 iicl copies OF euch Tolls to he
era, ,tstcs. nc Convention adjourned TO Neand-
tsN. A. NJ.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. July %, 1865.
noducine the National Espeu.c-.


TIVE work Of reducing lbe military establish.
eel to pssee fooinZ is progresarg salts. -.l..
T. The quiet manner In which the late icbe IL,
ie Southwest have suocumbed to the new orier Of
i.1Rs has inducsd the War Department 10 diihaud
81 Az o. Tennessee, commanded by Gc-ersl
oeAt, and an order 10 .hst eject has cen t.,ie1.
hi. will bring the military force down very ne.r.
70 she stsndsrd which the Government prep. -
. n.iniain In the future. Aside from the regular
my which probably numbers in TIC nei-hlo.-
,ocd N fay thousand nIen, The volunteer ao'Iitss
o be retained will he al, or nearly oil, colorsd
roops. The latter will he employed exclusively in
he southern states fos garrna.ng uiiiaiy poln,s
md for service On tbe sonthwc7tern r nlo.. A..
,ording 10 the reported plau u 'he Wa Depart
nsnt tho minimum force required fr permanent
fu'y IL one hundred thousand men, ,h1po mlil.
sinsbce will cos! no, less iIsa eas hYu.
ircd million dollars pr aunln ms
-ould be- o io'ni-St.o and v,fy ,vnci I've NJ l-.5
establishment iors Il public, an onc Lat, ,nv.cw
Nth. facility with vti.h volunteer. ma~ uc ~
,urcd 'or 30 en-, -'rucy. t,ems alto sncr uu. p.
cet,sry. B'fo-s the late war, Tic sianir. array
consisted Of about I've We th.ussnd troops, ,.arc..
81 sll over TIE Sat"s AL 1lrr.torcs, SCI rn 70.
cul,y war .Kpcr onccd o. rro l-.as "a army Of
million men when Il wa needed WIFI he heavy
national debt whici now -st8 upon ito col4...,
ths people have no drlro 10 support - cKr,.. .r
an institution ss an army Of bur.rci t,o... AID
men. They want every ten % expenditure r..
duced 70 tie lowe ros.iac q ure. tl.y ,o
not want to rup.ors ono tupe'0nor1 r..n
in sny branch Of the Guvc-Iucr! sat.... 20
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InF Emperor AAXGalIAN IA ma, .Lr Ea.t..s
o. education tho toa.c a resent .ctl.-, u. tu
he takes tho position I, : secular r.g.......
should 10 free and within ts rsac. O. ~ ,l..,s.t
and that school educssol should Dc c uf.d.s -r.'
10 adopting this policy MANLuLiAS d. mo-. uiefel-
experimenting upon a theor Out f. 'rrr-raul',l-
IN Mexico . system which hes been proven lru,-
hcis in some Of tho most enli stoned G.aua ~
Europe. Tho readers Of the SyN vii ro,r,nl,-
ttst We have he-etof Re advocated A. Lmsu.a.sl..
W the school law OF ,his S.ltc ics the p.r oso Of
making school attendance oil. Or s.e. h-4
time, and we slludo to Ms sstcu o. AA..tI. ~.
amply 10 show that another stop hiss been Ia, on
ovard making thii policy universal am,as ciyi-
Hsed nations. Tho necessity Of ouyr.itny the
feature upon the common school sfstcu, oi ou.
own Ssaie ia painfully apparent in 'n' -it' WrUo
VIZ have abundant = educational fg-l., 20, All
whils FREQ instruction Is open 20 an vho WIN a,al
Themselves Of its bcae1tr, 1. ia lsulr,,' ', "a .
that thousands OF naturally .nioil gen; ETH r.u ,r.
growing up in utter ignorance, with DO shoo,lug
save that which they acquire in the s.No,l o. y.cc
and crime The proportion Q. this ia is Is -r.A
larger than Is generally supposed by the p,ll.s.
All over the city they seen during schoo' ilw.,
congrsgaied in little groups lcEruinr t. sios from
TIC public and chest sch other, passing tErU. n
u inclpient stages Of crime, ami 1HdaA.iy d'v,!-
on!pg into professional crmu,ls. Nnie ~ u an
element ~ this - permitted TO flourish v.,aout
reeralnt in ibis metropolis, we need not wonder 81.
the stcAdy increase OF crime. Az hOr,lCu tur.st
would NOT expeo. Young tee 20 STOW m syuus
,r.cally sud produce good Irut without cultivation,
md how much more n-prohabl' # is t.ai c,ll q
.Lo,,ri h,corno MI honorable and useful fDrulf 2
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1hcro r.cn, arrested in WASHINGTON, NJ mentioned
10 q. p7.ch IN Monds5's St, were most uoligaal.
an .u" rehei. Harris w. ono otthc NO, WICKED
uieu tie Comic ,o.c service, !. To- ."id. NtCg.
lCr.n w.. ',racr. 4 ffc..orol ClInistrr a. Co -l-
ia 60 it.r lnu remained In ihs' poii'on uaAI tie
winter IS l,''. wrru he auddenl+ d. 'pe..O and
Wa next '"Ard OF IA Il chLoni. He election 70 III,
q. p q t4cMislry In Co.unl made some a q a.
q. Lue. lis opponent wa Professor Molco.t
ui'us, 10 orally Acknowledged 70 be an ah,o man,
but, unfortunately ,Or himself aud tnc College, d
I rlt-"iun. Nctauloufh, ne ns mnIc orthodox was
eieC,eI. When he ran away 10 Rcllnoua he ,cca. ne
n b. al OF the OHy-cgl trioau. IN TINS oiico he
pIerlICi indanault c0inpJunds, which were 10 he
ulel Tor tnc Or,;'rrt.cp OI .s'N YORK ana Ollie,
northern ci-ts Hud hove . reauIncss 10 abe Win
his Jcch Iicil sSI he mo-. infamous p1nf 81 tho 't
lei leaders Tor tho dcstru,t.ou ot tpN NUtuCa Aa.
children OF the NJ'th. AZ Al aGtentG.rr un-tiupl-
lou, ueIchc.ou, bGi ready % serve any tAr'C 2
Brought cut b. a., rr ue. .oA.
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When WIN u I.rEs

eon.BoDY ought to inform the sccro.7ry o.. War
that ths rebellion has ceased. .nd that tho cyc ~
Of arbitrary power on bis par. Ia r., Longer r.q.l.
ute for the public safety. Tao clos,n. o- T,rp's
Theatre, 'by order Of .he Secret - OF Wa" Las
entirely TOO strong an odor OF lnpcr al ~ 60 rtt
republican notions in this country. WY should
fokD 10 declared from the benefits Of Rio rro.-
rtyf Itis true tha. Prcsii n, LlSo ~ wa mug
derod in the said theatre, bu, rolp was no, iuri-
Gated 10 the act, and fall to soo why no A. nd
b. deprived Of the use - Lis 4. ljng, SIMPLY
because atrocious event occurred IN IT, n
Secretary STANTON want the thcairr TO rem .
unoocupicd because Of the tragedy, 10 slo..I
either buy H. or pay the proprietor prop1i rsrtr
70 secure control OF ID There may o question
Of tss's about re.opcning the thcsse, but Wet re-
matter concerning only tho prorr'c.or snl ,bo
public. The action Of the Secre,sr y. War 20 ar
osher STA I, aud most important ~ additional
evidence Of sposlion to con. 'nue hlr 1'hi.r-rv
policy. Notwithstanding tn. termination ~ N.s
war no socms W FORGET hist tho re- elton o. .ua-
pressed, and arbitrary sets no longer ntcaca ).
repress obstreperous Individuals. III. quite tuu
that Mr.. STANTON realized the CHANGED 20. .'1n 90.
Affairs. The people have grown ,rcd ~ this d,c'a.
toriA management Of the war S,cS-'..y. ami q, f,
Ia impossible 70 determine 60 Sh,I ic"g,h - o
nun In this course, 1t would 10 w5l .or 'to .,cs-
dent 10 put bis In his mouth
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knows, IN, was ncver bad enough 20 oorsrriL q
murder" lie d i,res Ina. rs hs8 ar1tle oyiicnoe
10 prove whore fe was at tao time of u. mu-ler,
and to establish his innocence. The prisoner will
probably BE- tax zen to Dl1hsm isl to-day, as 80
crime ~ss comnitei In lrio,s CJunty. During
the entire day yes,c-ia and IN Ct al tic limo
that he has been oouiDci IN the o.nlA, stewart
has been calri and unc7uc.rne'' perc tiy conn.
dent IL At be csn clear h.ulsf from all susr.. ~
Tie aggregate amount o%errd ~ various pan. -
TO- tho srros; A-1 conviction Of de persoh Or per.
Ho,s who c1um.utl tie murtt u s5,5h1--the
town a. wssi Boxtury having offered Loo, tie
oiuS>ns ~ tt1; town s3Oon. SO ,'v ut l. $50
- 1000. snd the cii cons N Ward ECvga.-,a wAics
tho uotlsf OF ~ c-ilirct tsItcs--. .hou
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eordsnoo with IN, syste-n which has proven 90
suroees'u' c'scwse.c, there s no r,ss1o WY t'ev
nigh. not become useul an respectable cisisons
stead Of g-aI isHug .rionel cria,'na,l-'rom
Tie roi1hr or B'acs"elrs Ii,nd. A system Of
compulsory a'te"is'oe at p-hool Us ,bspl ltsly r.
CURED i- t @ cts, AMI NE aoore- u Is adopted
,1c - Ter FOR ciaty at l,7,c. IT,. trno has come
fr tt.n. aiytl.el r..Gnl upon cia -ar7nsl
qlcsJ0l'. IT, row GA OF afess which has
rs.l,-uo requires ia sui .h' ,u;sre'g ~ tha
people mp rot veg l'n.II =. Wlatcvc- . ca,.
cu'4'ci g. proven; ,rn.t .7''' nov r~'e'va 1t.
tn ION W. A.. uv.rI % 81 sgs = rs'"tm and
must tfep pee with 'h' ~ 'rl advancement.
Etsc.t On 20 'te Gown Al... 80 very s,rrrc e.
Bo,.d, moral 20. r.a'.a eu''.h.suine4', tal
un..l It a 60 acu,rs a.n al ~ ,o embrace I'll
olA'ee, W. 10 .s ir1is-,c, .~- r4r-. WI al u,
ATTENDED ~ 80. O.. ...a..c f-'u -, 80 god crime
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conis.tc.. Ns ga laye uo G5s ton .o
jess i,.us ..D.U. .r rr or,olsl vel
..r- r.s..e. NV. G.. H- cor -a.. 20, ,-,
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Arrest Of Emerson Etheridge.
t,ceaiisrx -,eccbr. IN Teuucs,cc.

C.,c.nud3. .biiv ia speciL dispatch from
Sa,hyl, to 'lo Co1Ni rot,L Of this cit, announce
tie srros' Of Em,.s-n rthefiig', n Columbus Nv.
o. the comm Andant of thc 70 tsr re H. that city,
On tie ohar1e OF deliveries iucead.try speeches IN
Teune.sce.
rFtte.idoe t. a native II 40 "a CARO- na. nut re-
in,vaf TO lt 1U,t.Ha 0.rly U ..l', anf 90 '9 v-
sentative II CJng5cs' rCh that stAe.
lilo 10 ~ .a- cole. 90 She hut -tourth Corrrcss. tn
u % ~. I.irs sixth ,ud Thirty .rrcuth. In the
Ihltty.sv.Hih Coz res he yts 'ccIes Otcrk VI the
II nee %. Eff.HtsputHlVes
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From Tennessee,
t:rr,rnor nro--nlnr After thc Rebel,.

Cincinnati, .'lie ia srco.a diipi N 10 the
GAzr1Tr ssys :-"Go,ernor Brornos.o tennessee,
hss Issued PROCLAMATION, declaring the franchise
Law" the Supreme iaF VI the state. lie donounces
nll tho'o 'siehci- VINO sttc mpt 10 oppose is sNeeu
ton, and cas upon tho civi authorities to arrest all
psrion- Who under pre- onco " bcne c-ncidnics Tor
,o1g, - so My.in. ,hc people 10 nuliiie the con-
,tuion and laws, s1d stirring up rebellion and
lion
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The Nc.i RoShury Trr gcd7-hrrcs, cTthe
,t-p 'asrl murderer

~up'oscl '.uricrcr.
lar y 5,on Tr.,so5lrr of Monday ssyq lie
pr, culs % Of the lroldful ira cly "a tue au.et
VII we Of wcp v youry, resulting IN tc brutal
murder Of two Innocent Cd, dren--lscaeli y Joyce
apt ho- brother Joan 8. J1yca-whosc dead l,tics
s,rrby muti,te', were found in piece Of woods
upon the cgtatc OF Mr.. Thomas Motley, on suudis,
tao STA ol JAao lHl., aro 5iill 'resh IL :lt f4 s
~ 40 public, Ycd . is therefore unucUasl1ry Tor
1893 TO . cnN1ol,.1H, 20 r-a.l tlemN 4 'cH dAys
e'.cr Sc discovery Of tie bodies iu Bu11ey's
Woo p, Ci.Ci @ PlGce X lf.z received information
that on" John ste"art,a resident OF Wost RlNiiry,
and a dis. lrged solder. vac DO murderer THO
chief then proceeded to invest. lia 40
case, ami iC- dSys since Il was a.
cerI-inct thst O. man they were after had re.en-
l5.ei 10 tie REGULAR army and WAS stationed at
fet lvd 'YentrNoc. Wit was uccu.j.n IS made
to tho f7rt ON W, 'ueSily last, but the man was
not 5000 ~ Zee, owing 10 IN orroue ous description
wh3lu cd been ven the detectives o. s..ur-
day uctcci.yc. n IA aud jones vent low to ,lr
tor thir lime ,-snt with item Q Young lad .Au
Wa % qlatted w.h s.oHGrt. Is tho troops t'a-
loneY - tao = were pass. K IN rcy,cH, 80 i81
81" S.-Nsrs az ~ once pontcl him out 10 the
gee h'tI Tic m2l who = UHHrs'l wish III.
h'T'u crIl' 's a lr7sL descent Rld about
twenty -'ogr years OF e. II Ia stout tuai, OF
M'D'NL' hc.G Z, Inns 4 snort tlIcE neck, tll
l'', dark prown hAlr, and ella blue eyes,
ia very heavy, aaargy eyebrows IL mas
mother living 50 P.ttsburr, Pa stewart
was naturally mucl troubled upon being
sr,eHei. H. uouias positively ell know.
leds = tbs crime and, whom spoken to about it,
s'il win much te9IiNe, u am bad enough, God
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Wednesday, July ~.
From WASHINGTON.

non WIN. p. Doe M C'mmiH.onor Of indi'n Az
iair., witch hrl been before me e"'sn' - eau
dasa. w. a-'to'i y''ei'AF' ."n VIZ '''' ~, - ~
tI.s.f'7- Jrire d. y '"'f'' OF Iowa e''''o' WV"
thc jdt.r' a' NAV 40 60 w. '"e wv ~ o'''
nso .o.t."-''i ny w" '''-'''I' - VIZ
n,nr t'''~ ''' ~ " '"'''
remc' y 10 ''ve'n"""' '' '''''' ''' ''''
no" "' '''''' ,.....,,
several v''fr'- ''.'. a,t'o'' ]" '''e '--5' 'N'
S'"'h'' woe "'i ~ "'' '''''" ''' '',''
GRO '''' '''
'q. .''' 30 '''. 10 Dbl" '' ''
mo-. ,r.
I.- A'"'N'. TOT" '.. '' '
h.S'' Firi Do '''
ihis AGO.. o.'' N '.' ''' '.''.i 'o' "'
'h."' 'i'.. 90 '"' 49,
A''' '''''. ivy
' "' 1870 '''
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''' ,'"S '... o.
% ~ .'.. ''- ''' 80, 90.
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r. ... ....'.si ', ~, w,,,nc band
.l. .... ... -..,.rla ,..es r.,ucd and
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.''. 90" ni.s'i men o. War volo PERFORMED
rl..,.... ..., ..., . u. the F'ip snI the AL.
o.. wont .r-o iiir eyoIu, 'ons ,itu She trs. An
/ 90 .'t 'r.e-'euuHn' va given b. tic AdmiftL
a.'r "''n ''' .''' ie''''' -'F - AMI '''s ','''
,...i,e.i. -, 60.
10 - ,..,, ,,,-
: .tH .. t.f sfIal.''. AhihlEu' pahiticn VIII "oF
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d., C.l..,... ,ho ro...rn,., ,.leo .-eics and
bi,, me ,,,,e- ,,,,r,o; and inn. 5rol al, the
SINE oi the nr- is ANTON ~ ltle on cond zoe That
f, lc,ve. the ,oult.- 20 onco. Heidi, ..su ar.
,. ,., 80. D.. .,-i NJ. -. 49,. -.
n.,-' w. "''"'' '''''' '' o'' ''''''' - '''
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| '''I'"' ''' ','''' 81 'Y"" ''o''" ''N =.
could have u proved Al no we're hlu"of ihat
Wech,eal ia az 4 slwars ,r.s coward according TO
,,o ,,,..,-,. ,..te,. ,i,, INC, ,t ,.,i T..
hs- 'a''i"ei the hr 'rs.' 'r; that 'hot tim,
bc.0f. he lFI1v' ai0H Wei' isn nt"o 81 AfEa-
/ '.t 70 N'H o. nit't' n "a Of 91i me-
H'olf. hos. 'r t,Vs rc c.l f-;Di
Vl.r cad nv Tu.e 20 t.,ny 20, rr -
.r ,,t i'm ~, ,,r. s,,,.., NJ, Won. h,e'i 81
ne rIoI-Lt Of john r5ie to Plchn1ond snd i'm.
q i.n % roman ~ e"",e AID noi brns trouble
...l, ,'cp .r,erf Tho Io.-.. urs. s,r'r.t ciiHf
I John. h' 'oA, '''o md s.id n him I'm nm
S ,'l y, ,..o 1 ro, a. .,,1,
~, ,uJ .oi t1s ~ me Whit you
eie B,,nli askHd We'ehnnn D..
do no. ~ ,o,i not .e t.r .7c, m, clc ~ q, M,
q d, Weislr" ou.rel to cive Hopny ~ ettcs ~
I. '' o - sTr4 iayS@ reyiie1
i.led W.,chmnn to i've rim a similar ltttor 10
Il a.. " ~ n
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The .hp Missouri. With caro- Of totseca which was
sshoro In james River, has we'd here, sad ia
loading. The Engiifh si6 - OF war siy1 and Petrol
have arrived a; this port bound TO HaiifsH, where
they expect orieIs 20 return 10 EnelanL
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From Fortress TIorroe,

Fortress Monroe July 1O.-lhe shp wheeler
with cargo Of obscco, which vas aground for come
days IN Jsme+ River has been lishtcned and arrived
here today The rtaamer CosscE nom Richmond.
Got aground to-day, near poinl q 5boals LshtiOuse
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GnE,I takers arc Ike cracked pitchers every.
thing runs OUT Of Insp.
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The Mis- sSiSsippi LegisIature.

JACKSON, Miss, Oct. Is.-The only jmpor
tant business transacted by the Legislature
to-day was the appointment Of standing COM
mittee and the election of State printer The
contest was based upon political prn ciples and
the Meriden Clarion, which af yocates thp nd :
mission of negro testimony in the courts. was
successful by clever ma iority.
The speaker offered yesterday a resolution in
favor OF placing the United States flag over the
State House. 1t provoked considerable debate
but was finally carried almost unanimously
JACKSON, MISS, Oct l9.-The Legislature
has endorsed the course of Hon Wm L. Shar-
key by electing him United States Senator TO fiji
the unexpired term of jeff Davis, commencing
March, 1853, by an overwhelming MAJORITY
lC0 to 26 over Fulton Anderson
There has been no election to fill the may
pired term OF A. G.. Brown. - -.
A majority of the Legislature favor negro
testimony.
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kenfuckH SYnad.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-The Presbyterian
Synod Of Kentucky met yesterday and adopted
a paper touching the action of the late General
Assembly, saying certain actions of the last
Assembly ought TO be condemned unwise
unconstitutional, and unscriptural, and hopes
the Assembly will review and correct them:
yet OF none ofsthe acts. of the Assembly of 1851
ana 1868 inclusive justify a withdrawal from
that'body, and the Synod will adhere with nm :
broken purpose to the Presbyterian Church OF
the United States, and Ii will oppose every
effort to produce chiem.
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The Fenfan Cou,r...

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-In the Fenian Con-
gress yesterday the Head Centre addressed the
members, advising unanimitv ofaction, pru-
dence, and caution in all their deliberations
and counselled an entire revision of the ccnsti.
tuition Of the organization, and read a state
ment in relation to the cause Of delay in issu.
ing the bonds of the ssIrish Republicn He also
suggested certain changes in the financial
management OF the organization. A COMMITTEES
OF two from each State or district was an
by laws - NJ - : .-9-' INV
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Steamer Ashore.

HALIFAx, Oct 2O.-The steamship Circas
sian, Cayendy, from Bremen for New York.
with $50 passengers and $50 tons freight, is
ashore on Rocky, near Arichat, Cape Breton.
The vessel lies on Sandy Bar She had sprung
leak, and her captain had 10 run ashore 10
cave her. Passengers and cargo saved
The American Consul here has arranged
through Messrs. CunaTd, to have the .Deifa -
now On passage from ST. Johns to Sydney,
to proceed Immediately to render assistance.
AT the request of the consul, Admiral Hope
also despatched II. M s. "Royaiist' early in
the morning for the same purpose
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From Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Ex-Governor Wells has
ISSUED n proclamation calling for proposals for
the reconstruction OF leyees a. the expense of
the State. ...-.
A petition has been received by Governor
Wells, from the citizens of north Louisiana,
as king him to take steps to prevent the threat
ened insurrection in that secuon.
Of the two negro regiments raised by Gen
Banks, one was disbanded yesterday, and the
other Will be this week. Some of the papers
say these regiments i'll retain their organiza-
ton nothwithstanding their disbanding II
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Billiards.

BOSTON, Oct. ia match game of billiards,
1,5OO points, carom game, for $3.50 and the
championship of Massachusetts, was played
la night, occupying five hours. The contes-
tants Were r. Z. Wilmarth, champion, and Z.
Daniels. The game was wen by the latter,
ming the championship and purse.
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Vermont LeaisIature

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. l9-In ,oint meeti NC
Of the Assembly to-day the following elections
were made Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, Hon. A. p. Poland, of St Johnsbnrc.
Associate Justices, John Pierpont, Of VergenE
mes; james Barrett Of Woodstock Loyai @.
Kellogg, Rutland; Ashall Peck, of Montpeher.
and VIM. Z. Wilson, Of Bakersfield. Rsporter
Of the Supreme Court Decisions, VIM. G. Yea.
sey, of Rutland "'"III- - -
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