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e<cn.cd In 30 direct .uunncr aa bJ coppethead
rnsiorul .-..-.
,he Epiphany List evening, TIC church from which
1he robie young Iyng nas driven The desk vas
occupied hy clergyman in episcopal robes, Nth q
g a1k = his a5ss TT sse ss9m Mas
tion Society. The speaker, The Rer. Csunruil!s 9f
Liberia, was cloQuc11ly introduced BY nlshop Aeu-
Tia Congress mikes no Stir, ard the locsl press
get MI their news OF it from the Scw York papers,
PHILADELPHIA. Oct a5--Ihe Secretary Aunonnc-
ed That the vote taken On The rrosinc.1 sy5sen e
zyes, Is; noer, e; divided, :. lay-ases, 70:
Tie COMMITTEE On canons reported, unde. In
EtYrEtiprs IN amendment 10 the cnnon IN reference
10 forcsgn miEe1ona.y. bithops, which was adopted
The Committee on Canpue further reported in reef-
ence 10 the min1suatons Of men not ordaioea n
LEGISLATION sufficient and further nctiun tnerpedl.
ent. The connmittee on the closing services "ere
Instructed to nsrcTtssu when the House OF Bishops
".s < g naoiati'on ' appointiug JOINT committee On
standard praye1 was not adopted
Election Of Bishops clarkson, RoWo
md haDda11-
Especial Despatch 10 the Chies<u Tibune1
.- PuuAuz1Pn1A. Oct s3-11 p. m- p.
UKcCtArk.ou accepts, md will be eouscesatcd
Dishpp Of hla new diocese, Al bis church St. james
Chicago, ir fer week..
At the evening session both horses met. Two
nominations were made in place Of the candidates
rejected th1s 1norning-1ier. Dr. Marx Anthony De
Wolf lowe, OF st Lukes, IN this ctsy, and Rev DR.,
Randall Of The Church Of the Mcsetah. Rosson, and
present Secretary Of the House Of Clerical nad Lay
D.put1es. The nomination OF Dr.. Randan Was
unanimously confirmed; that Of Dr.. Howe lacked
only the clerical vote, the lily deputies beng ar
unit for him. The nouse Fang the Gloria II r.
imprespiFc scene. The Honec Of bishops nomlua
ted 1or Bishop. Of China. devoted Missionary
Wllli2ns, nos In thai field, anil b: was confirmed
new Blshopa are 1adical antis1ayeyy men, aud tht
thee who ere here, kandall, Hove and Clarkson
voted for The Rinney resolutions. The Consent1os
| exercises.
The great event Of this evening Is the opening Q
she SOLDIER Fair exercises at tho Academy Of blu
SIC. The house was deneely packed, and many no
tahlca HCFc present,
, 1865-10-24
FROM CINCINNATI.

The Presbyterian Synnd*-M Movement
For Un1on-A Hotel Difficulty.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribuue.1
-. cncrxSAu, Oct. %
In The Cincinnati Synoda Of both the New and
Old School Presbyterian Church, In session here to-
day. reports were made By corresponding delegates
strongly recommending union OF the two osRani-
zetione. In tho Old School Synod prominent
member Ipreecnted the matter In this way: "WhCn
/ married, married New School vile, and we
have lIsed together has1noniously ever slnee. In
my businets relations have two partners belong
Ing to the New School Church, and We have never
had any ronblc, and The church that stands nearest
tie one TO which belong In thus city Is q New
School Church. The relations between the conxse-
gallons ire Of the most Agreeable character. Now
II IN The family there fs no peed Of diEision. u IN
1t between themselves, there is no occasion 1or dt
tcusy and II, in Preaby tcties md Synods, We can
pray that ne my all be one in Chrlet why don't We
come togetherl l believe that there IL heavy re-
epo1sibiltty resting upon this Synod a. well as upon
tie other 5nod for the crl Of separation, and be.
SEnods to bring about a union, The ehusche. them
selves yin come together and the synods be left
Captain Miller, Of the Burnett House, and two o.
hia principal clerka were before Police Count this
morning charged with assanliing guest, Richard
and putting him out Of the hotel Saturday last.
Ihe circumstance provoking the violence, waa
thst he Nas found in the room Of dlsfeputAhle
young woman, whore name he Ind recorded On the
register shetley alleged that e., ths Eonsn % Was
asked him TO favor her thus. Captain Miller was
| 1ned SaQ tpd COSTS for his uncftcInonfous wny o
keeping Ills hotel respectable
, 1865-10-24
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, OCTOBER "A. 1865

and influences Of the Christian religion, 10 add 1ch
strength to the administration Of the government
and to diInsc those Christian and palriote psuct.
pies which, Constitute tho trI1o aud mora1
clorJ Of nations. We sincerely fnvoke, Ut.
President the God Of Washington and the God Of
Abraham Lincoln whom the nations profoundly be-
esc were aided and guided By God ii their respect
eeru our ttee institutions, to dirpct, uphold and
bless 5o9 In the administration Of the Government,
and enable yon and your official adsisezs and help
10 reconstruct and 1restahIfsh our civil iusttl-
uous upon the ouly foundation Of Righteousness,
and % reec!Te the crownug and pefpefual blessing
Of Almighty God, md our precious inheritance Of
liberty and religion be transmitted to coming game
1ations-"
The President In reply obeerred that whatever he
could cay on this OCCASION must necessati1y DO re-
capitpatfou Of what he had previously uttered. He
however, rendered his profound thanks for the ex-
presslons Of the Church and the Society, and re.
mark TINT he should be guided BY the same prin.
cinles Of Right and justice which be had frequently
and publicly declared, and which lay At the tomda.
t,ou OF all good Governments, and Of which reff.
c,pn cunstitntrd a vital and important part BE
Should exert bimfcll TO the utmost to tnrn the po
lttiea1 tides into such channels u would be- best
calculated 10 preserve our honor and the national
Integrity.
ally Introduced 10 the President, ard afsera shof
lime spent In cpnyetsauuu- they rciired.
, 1865-10-24
MISSISSIPPI.
DIkcournEing Stale Of the Finances
Negro Testimony---'Thc Freedmen
NonKcd.

DIkcouraEin= Stale Of the Finances
Negro Testimouy--.Tlio Freedmen
Nooxed.
NEW yoRk, Oct. sa.-Thc Htznids jackson
{Afts.1 correspondent psEaenth an unpleasant PIC
ture Of the political md toctal state ot aair1 In
that Stste. The Legislature, which met on last
Monday, has come difficult work before 1t. the
WORT ofNhIch L.. probably the resnscitatlon Of the
Sttte f1ranccs, which ara In aGhocknE condition.
The debt Of the Commonwealth Is large, but
though many Of the people fasot second resort 70
the expedIent Of repud1ation, 1t ts thought thst
Mississ1rpi has hid enough Of this. and u?ll not
again ry it, except 60 ar as regards that portion Of
her Indebtedness contracted aeetst the rebellion.
all Of which, IL Is bellered, will be ignored.
Another knotty question with which the mem
he1t will have 10 deal ia that In Felatlon 10 admit
ting negro testimony in the courts. A majority of
them are ea1h to be In faSor Of this concession, as
indicated by their election Of Tor. Shalkcy who IN.
sists it. 10 the position Of United Suites Senator,
and by theif choospg for State Printer gentleman
who also !ayors IT..
Theee are only two Of The rany difficulties with
which this Legfeatr1e will have to wseetlc, as In
dnstry generally throughout The 3tatb has been
rsralyzed by the var, and thcse Ia great lack of
The native energy necessary to resuscitate It.
Some practical. bnt cruel jokert hare hoaxed tue
M1.tIseippi negroes With etuy lhat On next
Ch1lstuas day the Government intends 10 give each
Of them tract Ut land, and hence many OF them re-
fuse to cpscr into contracts with the planters for
period extending beyond that time.
, 1865-10-24
MEXICO.

Froclamation by Ma1lmtlltan AM
nounc'ns the Departure OF Suarez
f5u1n mcxieo-The New. Minister OF
Finance from Fraucc-Fcnts Of the
Cholera, dc.
NEW Tonk, Oct s3.-Thc steamer Liberty brings
Huypnn dates 10 the 18th. Mexican sdvfees from
Veta Cruz to the 18th had been received at Hayaua
Maxfmillfan had issued 4 proclamation dated the
I'd, officially announcing the departure Of Jualcz
from 51c-ie1n Territory. and saying that the cause
which Juarex had sustained with 50 much valor and
eonstancy had ut last succumbei, not only to the
rational will, INT according 10 the same lsW That
this lender invoked in support Of lts tft}e ateven
the btigandase into which his cauae had desenTatea
WAS abandoned bY the departure Of their chief from
bis native territory. Tho Emperor adds, however,
that Inxlessness and disorder were sill kept up By
eeyera1 misguided lenle7, ht1t that the Government,
strong IN It's power, would be tndexibls IN Its pun
tshment. ...-..-.
He has also isened DECREE dsted the I'd. contain
Ing the most rigorous measures acaust parties tn
BY cour martial, and It convicted, e1ecnted within
tWensy-@ouz hours. ........
Important events had occurred in Gnadalajnra,
hit no particntars, further han that public order
was disturbed, atc stscn.
Gen. Etrino<a Il going to Lower California to
bring that part Of Mexico under the sway Of the
empire. ....
81. Ianslais. the new Miui+ter Of France, aent By
IoME Napoleon, arrived at Feia Cruz on the 11th,
mud at once lett for the capital. .....
MAxlmillian Is to mike his yoSage to Yucatan IN
November.
Spanish reeseA are put under close observations
at Havana, In lear Of bringing in the cholera. It
was rumoted thai eetctal Gases had occurred, but
the frDcft very doubtful.
, 1865-10-24
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
The state Couvent1on-NAtaon Flag
The Rebel Debt, Ac.

Tho Rebel Debt, DC.
NEW Yo1K, Oct. 23-Thc New York Hrrai3's
Raleigh correspondent sn5B: In The North Caro-
Inns Guureution singular announcement wae Inate
BY the Chairman, to the cdeet That after dtEcnf
ecnrch he Was unable to procure National hag TO
ho.et over the capitol. md had to send to Nc"
York for one.
Nothing, It IL pa1d hut the timely receipt Of tho
telegram from President johnson, saying that
North Carolina should st once and forever repndi-
ate every dollar OF the indebtedness contracted 10
aseist the rebellion. prevented the shaving Of By
the teeesE3on members OF role On the ordinance
completely ignoring that debt, ID they bad thelr
planF very adroity laid for the purpose, hut on the
reading Of the Presidents despatch, the ordinance
YVES immediately anken mp and parsed amid cnetf.
Ing and great enthusiasm. There being but iem
negative yotce the proposed amendment 10 aupmi&
The ordinance which was passed for the organita-
Eupp.esB outlawr5, has, It is understood, the ap-
proFa1 Of The national military forces. Hesonfda
were adopted requesting the President to restore 70
the people Of North Carolina al their
rights to remove the m!tar5, and to transfer CIVIL
Ian prisoners 10 the civil authorities.
New T0RK, Oct. 23.-The correspondent o. the
Doeton Adrtstiser, travelling through North Caso.
linn Eass: The labor systtM Of the state y no! 20
BADLY attp1gauized a. that Of South Carolins, out
it is thoroughly demotAlzed. The number o.
grown men md middle aged men who have no bus.
1nese but lonnesng and Wh1nEey drinking, Is much
greater in this city than In that II l. The complaint
rcvct before were 70 many idle men, yastnnts, con
eumc-s. nou.prpduccrs, and non-ta1payelz. The
chief pity il that lheT seen to hare no desire fo'
, 1865-10-24
FROM MILWAUKEE.

The Losses by The Fire on Saturday
Night.
1Specia. Despatch to the Chicago Tfibune+l
MnwAuKkk, Oct. ..
The loes ty the fire 1hst night is cstimated at
scaH0. Tie principal losers are Dr.. cusam,
Office and residence, e. 0D, insured for r. mo J.
4. Noopan, owner NJ the wooden buildings, SIS,
eco, insured for a. COO; Dr. Cast1emAn's otfoe and
dwelling, loss ESQ, Insured for $1,000; W E.
Goodman, gas-fter, loss $4,000, al covered hy in
sasance Ms. Shanks shirt factory, loss &c 900, in.
eu1nncc s., 800; McSsughton, boot and shoe maker,
Goo insurrd for Il Geo l. Tula!sbee, bakery and
residence, loss S5ooo insured for e Dr. bath.
awuy'e neal1rg Institute, loss $500, Insured for
$a,3o0 DR.. Dieicndorf's Office and residence lo~s
5000, injured for {aa4D1. The other losses were
comparatively Email, mostly damaged STOCK. The
new Music Hal had a narzow escape, and Is ouusid.
erahIy chaurd.
, 1865-10-24

F0FH1Ef IIl.IeEIImE I0TEAFU AM1eTItAaA
in China = Anticipated ChanGc-A
United States Fleet en- route 10
Chinese Waters.
new YoBE, Oct. 2a-The approaching chsnse
IN onr relations with Chiaa Ii discussed with
catne.tncss m the English press. The Shanghai
correspondent of tho L0ndon ITa1es statea that
hem treated with illcpncealed dislike, and in come
instances, With contempt. he attributes this TACT
partly to the absence Of IN American tleet In
Consr1s mt OF Missionaries. Now that the United
States feet Is on the way 10 Chtn:, cxtraofdi-
usy change = anticipated tn the mutua diplomatic
lates whether The first introduction Of The American
fleet VIII not be OF a hostile character The Amer-
pe1atiye demand has been made By United States
Consul il believed to have been either starved or
executed.
The uTrrpool Pb.t believes that, In the future,
English chances in China viii be considerably AZ
feeted BY American r1ya1fy.
, 1865-10-24
THE FENIANS IN CANADA.
Approximations and EIcltement-Prep
nrnttons BY the Canadian Government
-Cnnnda to be SEIZED By the Feniauk.


nrnttons by the Canadian Government
-Cnnada to be Sezled by the Feniatks
New YoRK, Oct. 2a-Thc Heratds Toronto cor
respondent eays the members Of the Provincial Cor
eminent and Their supporters IN Canada arc IN
state Of great notation, IN rceaEt to the Feuian
movement. The Fculan order has been known to
exist there for yea. but las occasonea nitle eon-
to what has transpi1ed In this country, England
and Ireland, the Canadian Geretnment has,
out The frorincc, . forco Of spies, Great
activity ts reported 10 prevail In military
aaalrs. Changes in the disposition Of troops
are being made; garrIaons arc being strengthened
LEGATIONS regarding The loyaly Of officers and sol'
disrs are being Instituted, md arms arc being DIS
frihuted among the citizens known 10 b. opposed
10 Fenlan designs. The Customs authorities arc
munitions, which, It IL believed. will ultimately
find their way into the hands Of the Fenlans, and
1t is ruprcd that the present movements IN Ireland
arc merely ruse, and that the grand design Is,
when Eneand has thrown her troops into that
side Of tne Atlantic thail seize Canada, declare IT
an Independent State, and placc 1t under the prote-
lion of The United Statcs.
, 1865-10-24

NEE YonE, Oct .a-The 1insst' Washington
special eayr the President yesterday issued l8t par
dona, mostly Of South Caro1ini1ns Of the <so,00o
e1ase.
Among prominent rebels who hare lately received
pardon, nte j. O. II. 1Yolarr, Senator IN the rebel
Congreas from Mississippi; ex-Gov. fettus, Of the
tanue State, md Jno. Il. Echolt, recently elected
SaIs Treasurer Of Mississippi, who was formerly a
Br7gadicr Gepcrnl In tho rebel army. His naiue
must not be confounded with that Of Gen: Jno.
Echols, or vn., whose application u snsnendcd In
The Attorney Generals office. II. ". 1l1tliafd. Of
Alabama formerly United States Minister 10 Dci.
GUM, has been parioned.
, 1865-10-24

.e|iance il maintained 1t Queenstown upon an ves-
fe1s coming from America. It Is fsated That the
principal Eenans arr 70 be tried by epcetsl CON-
ntesiun. :,
Lord RICHARD Grussenpr and William Gzank II.
r, rcpudate ali connection with Or interest In the
Confederate Loan
1he Freneh troops have already been withdrawn
from Frotiudala and yilctrcz, IN the Pap2l StaLes
The Minister OF Police ut WafFaw has tnttmated
that the state Of Siege IN Posnd wilt hs raised at the
opening OF The Eew fraE.
The Journal de 81 tt.e7sbrtg drnws parallel be-
tsrecn Ireland and Fos.nd- This Lonlon 11ns*s
emph4aczlly denies the truth Of the par.
nlle3, and points cut that there Is
IN esscntiAl difference IN The condition ot the
two countries. The Journal dt st. ItteTsoarv also
tonesatntntcs the Wakhinctoa Government On the
rapid reeons stEuction Of the sovereign Htate, and
points ont that The Russian Government was always
in fasor Of the maintenance Of the Union.
Cn1NA--ShANGuA1. 5ept. A tnfsc1sfa! revolt
y reported tn Western Turkey The province Of
Iii has been NIested from the Celestial empire.
Nlgenler has seixed bree cities md 1t b reported
that be has reiterated that Boureeotne Wis
drowned.
In fen fhcre Ia fcc1tnfnr tendentT
, 1865-10-24
An 1nterest1n. Interview with the
President

NAsl1SG1oS, Oct; 23.-A deputation Of congre.
members Of the new church recently organized ID
this city, called upon President johnson TO- dsy u
pursuance of resolutions rccently adopted by that
he viii appoint and set apart Thursday, tho Sot9
day Q! November aezt, ha lay usually ooscsse1
annually. bg most Of the States Of the Union. as >
~ ~ q r. national and pa5es 70 Amight5
ctaly ior ihe suppression Of tue recent rebellion
Fey. y. F. Morris The PASTOR In his adasass sald
" IN common with all the churches in this city and
Throughout the lind, it Is the aim of the church
society We represent, through the benign doctrines
, 1865-10-24

WASHINGTON, Oct ea-Ihese was large crowd
OF Sonillerucrs at the executive unanaen to4l1y.
Ex-senator Pierre Saule had pirate Interview
with the President this morning, continuing tor
nhnut an hour.
t;en. Dick Taylor Was Ia the ante-room waiting to
see tbs President.
A notice vas posted Rly1ny list Of eighty or
livery at The State Department Among them were
Nm. G. P. and Robt ]. breckenridge, and VIC.
Bullock, OF Kentucky.
, 1865-10-24

Cottou-Fate of a Had Resolution In
mfastnAsppl-ordersby by Governor Ham,
t1ton, in Texas, and Frced1ncn's Cons
YnfHa3pnerx. efc.


mtssioncrs, etc.
NV ORLEANS, Oct. e1.-Arrivcd, the steamers
General Meade and Chapatsa, from Boston; shc
Ma1.poea, rom New York. she Alabama, from
Liverpool. Cotton dali; I've hundred bales sold al
50 to TIC. Exchange improved. Il to \.
In the Mississippi Senate resolution, aimed q
Governor Sha.kcy, and restricting the rights and
privileges o! freedmen to what the statate law
granted to freed negroes before the war, Was laid On
the table by a large majority.
General Hamilton officially announces the ttate.
ments necessary 10 accompany petition for pardon
requiring bis endorsement.
Gen. Gregory, Commissioner Of Texas Frccdmec,
isaCcd cfItrr or the 18th, hoping that The cnan-
cipaf{on proclamation would be readily submitted to
Everywhere. The officers Of the Bureau are to ad-
Just ttc Cause betsseRn freedmen. between freed.
men and whites, when The State jud!cal officers do
not do the freedmen impartial Justice. The freed
men afu enjoiDed TO make contEacts with employ.
err. They hare but one choIoe. they must work.
Idhencss will not be tolerated. Contracts must be
kept
Gen. Fullerton, Assistant Commando OF lou!s-
lana, has also Issued an address to The freedmen.
substantially the same As the aboye.
Col. kfrty, prominent citizen Of Texas, related
to Kirby Smith, WIS Killed BY former esnployc al
bis homestead.
cotton factory.
, 1865-10-24

nj s',a3. ~. Oct- 2a:-Thc new WOODEN factory
~ aTe .thts P. r. Tue nre was rescrsi times con.
adjolninc builaines TotsS !nss Dss Co. n 20 q tSe
insured l0r &2u.0N ' aooat fso'oVs !
, 1865-10-24

NEW Yoax. Oct, za-The Hs,atfs Warrington
fprct says that The rebel Gen. Loving 1 now agent
Of the New Orleans and Mobile banking honses;
Humphrey Marshall has begun the ptzct1ce o. Ia"
IN New 0t1eApa.
feter Wt!kr, cx-Fcbel Congressman from Mis-
EQuf3, IL prospecting in ChIhnShua Mextco.
, 1865-10-24

DEGFAs1. hc-. oa. a. larre subscription has
tccn takcu up here tor the rceE OF the Sd darers by
the late dEc. The insurance companies have id.
justed ne4T3y Nil their Losses.
, 1865-10-24
FROM MADISON.
Fourteenth Wisconsin Thunder
<torm-1mportaut Paper in Preparn-
ttous 4cs
[Eutcial Qesnatch to the ChicacQ TFjhuue.l


t[ol. &C.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TElbune.]
MADISON Oct. H.
The 14th Wisconsin infantry, one Of the best
regiments the state has Furnished azz1yed here at
Up. m. yesterday Il numbered, when mustered.
only - mcu and thlr1y-iEe oticers; but only 54s
men and tn cnfy- y-nine Officers came home with IT,
The sute authorities welcomed 1t With n good sup
PER las. night and fired es,ute In 1ts honor today,
The regiment declining formal reception. The
men WILL te paid OF and leaye for home to-1nosrow.
A honee, buggy and harness, stolen BY nan
named uackett. from Wsnkeaha, were found yestez-
day. In possession Of another party, who waa aeet-
cd and hound oreT for examination.
There WIS considerable ratn 1ass night, ind rome
thunder and lightning.
Il Is understood that Surgeon General woloou,
ol this state, prepartng report relative to the
mitigating Ite 5araser.
, 1865-10-24

ad1zess which was received with ,narked app1oea-
tor and lpplauEe.
The Convention then adjourned sins die.
The senate having returned home, the House
Adjourned to scaskemble to-morto~ morning AZ
O'Clock. It Is supposed the proceedings Of the
House will be eloeed on Tuesday Night. WIEN
telecates Will rrturu To theU hoGnea.
, 1865-10-24
EPISCOPAL GENERAL CON-
TENTlON,

Exciting EvenI-Dr. C1urkaon BIshop
OF Nebraska and Ncyada-A Sharp
FfEI,t on the Paxsoral-An 1nxerestin:
Episode at the Church Of the Eplpl.a-
ny. &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
PHILADELPHIA, Oct -.
An exciting cscui occurred In the lower House TO-
day IN the rejection, by ballot Of tuo Of the three
uomtnations for Bishops by the upper House. DR..
clsIsou, Of Chicago. was elected unsnimonsl5 for
the new Diocese Of Nevada md Sehratkz- NO sote
was cset against Lin. Bis acceptance IL not
cd as ce.ta,n. The rejection q Rev. Mr. FafEtu Of
Western New York, YVES On Low Church grounds,
and shst Of Rey. Mr.. LrhtneE, from rfe"s Of MS
pcrsonsl unhtuess for the Office II 10 IN uDusnAl
clrcumrtzuce thst SO shas Dissent from the choice
OF shc upper nouae ie reached b. The deputies; -,
a thalr aght IL nnaerztood TO- na Eoa1S on
amcns nc bishops as to Tho pastoral letter, Ehieh
H., - -, noi only matter Of cnniectuFs onaae.
uni um y fno:ea q grave doubt within. The Fesn't
sn Tl Q modification Of The present Stand Of she
t1o~n 10 N ths vose against NJ btnne
soyal bishops in The minority, who wiI b misrep-
, 1865-10-24

John Mitchell Not Released.
FoETRE4s MONROE, Oct. 23-Johu Mitchell has
not been released, but Ia still here prisoner.
, 1865-10-24

NAsl1nGTox, Oct, a3-1t Is belic7ed tb., ,s,
the amount OF $50 0 fkA ot SO honas, .. fetsnt,v
ad'erttsed y the Secretary Of The Tasafy, has Il,
note. and other interest bearing securities.
, 1865-10-24

New York Mllltln Cheering for MEXICO.
New YoRK, Oct. 23.-The ssh Eew York mlltka,
to the agency OF the loan for the Mexican Hepuhi-
can Government and there presented arms md san.
ted the United States and Mexican hass which were
floating sde by side, and cheesed enthusiastically
for Mexico, Iuarez and republican Institutions.
, 1865-10-24
Obituary,

Bosros, Oct. a3-ney. Dr.. VIM. 7. Dwight, long
regarded Is one Of tho able4t Congrrgauonaiist
clerCJ1nen III New England. died At Andoyer yesier-
dag. teed II years.
, 1865-10-24

The Rebel Ham Stonewxll.
WAsn1adrpx, Oct. n3-Ile steamers Rhode
1tland and Hornet lett here to-day for HaTana to
bring to Boston The rebel ram Stonewa1l.
, 1865-10-24

In this city. by the Rev. E. J. aoodsreed. WI. E.
TERBURY sud Miss LOUISA ". HEAESE.
EF Ncw York papers please COPY.
In this city, Sunday. Oct sld 1865, hy tie Key.
Gterlow, Mi, WM. l. DEXKLEE md Miss MARY r.
IRWIN, all Of this city.