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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
FAIRS.
The London lC. W. Exhibition Reception
of tho English Tourists-Thc Hudson
County Fair.
LONDON, G. ". Friday, Sept. %, IsCl

LONDON, G. W. Friday Sept. %, 1865
Seventeen thousand tickets were sold yestcr-
day for the Provincial Fair The day. proceedings
grand public and civic reception 10 the delegates from
the Maratme Provinces and another 10 Sir Morton Peo
and party, who arrived at and made basty visit
10 the exhibition Sin Morton Peto made speech fnil
Of kindly feeling toward the American people, and left
for the East at O'clock this afternoon.
HUDSON. Friday Sept. 90 1865.
Great preparations are being made for the
Far TO be held in this city the 2Gh. 27th aud 25th
instg.
Prof Austin's wonderful steam carriage is to be
trOtied over the course on the 26tl
ine display OF lorses is expected and some fne
trotting
Premiums from $50 TO 500 arc offered on horses from
any part Of the country.
For several years past tls has been the most success
ful Fair IN The State.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Horse Fair as Riverside Park.
BosTos. Friday, Sept.

Boston. Friday, Sept q 1855.
The fourth day of the National Horse Fair at
Riverside Park passed off in the most satisfactory
manner. A large crowd Of spectators was present.
The first race for horses that had never trotted
for money aud was won by the Lady Bliss in three
strait heats. Time-2;45. 2:49t, 247!.
In the for class No 9horses that never trotted
faster than three muuies-there three entries.
The George NJ. Patchen r.. the first heat 10 24.
and the Jesse Wales the three heats in 236
and 23et.
In the great race open to all horses. first premiun1
$50 dollars second premium $50 there we've three en-:
tries; the Frank Vernon. Gen. Mcclellan. and Sorret
Dan. The former won the 10 three heats, time
2:3i., 1885, 2:36t. The Sorrel Dan was the second
The fair closes tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
CALIFORNIA.
State Agricultural Fnir-R"ce Between
Norfolk and Lodi - Norfolk Wins -
shipping Intelligence.
SAY TRANCIsco MOI

san FRANCISCO Monday. Sept ls. 1865.
The steamship Colorado sailed to-day for
Panama with sl.5iO0OO in gold for New.York and
&G70 O00 for England and go passengers among them
Judge Field and Professor Jackson
The steamer Moses TAYLOR has arrived from San Juan
with passengers who left New York on the Goth utmo
The State gricuuIa al Fair opens at Sacramento to-
day under favorshe auspices Tie feature to-day Is a
race between the horses Norfolk and Lodi
SAy FEAscIsco Tuesday. Sept. lo u 3.
The great race at the state fair. between Norfolk
and Lodi yesterday, won by The former. Norfolk
the first mile of the first mile beat In ij aud
completed the two miles in $3.50; Ia the second heat
Norfolk made the fIst mile in iG and the entire hea,
in 3:3o. Six thousand people witnessed The race.
san FRAhCIsOo. Wednesday Sept 20 1865.
The steamer Sonora arrived last night from Panama.
with the n United States Artillery Regiment, Regu.
lars, Breyet Brig. Gen. French commanding.
Sailed to-day, ship Haze Tor New.York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
UuiversaIist Convention as Middletswns
Connecticut

The United States UniverSalist Convention
met at Mddletown. Conn, Sept. 49, John I. Gilman
ESQ.,, of Maine presided. TIE attendance Of delegates
WAS large and the Convention gave itself 10 the consd-
GRAFTON of very important matters. The Occasionh
Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Fisher President Of the Theo-
logical School, was eninently sound and practical
discourse on ministers and their work. 1t disclosed al
WAS also apparent from subsequent statements Of the
delegates that the great need a. present was more
ministers the demand far exceeding the supply. tie
Theological School was now amply endowed, and the.
prospect was good for large class at the commence
ment Of the term.
The delegation from Indiana came instructed TO urge
the Convention TO immediate effort tor missionary
operations; the representation was made that the
Northwest Conference intend holding mass meeting
az Chicago in October when they will proceed to raise
one hundred thousand dollars for educational and mis-
sonary purposes The Convention went into thorough
discussion Of the subject In the course OF which, and
by reference to official reports was aseertaned thas
during the last two yenrs the denomination have rase3
for educational and other purposes, over hye huDde0
thousand dollars. The Convention voted to appoint
board of trustees to raise and use one hundred tnou
sand dollars during the present wear. for MISSIONARY
PURPOSES majority OF the board was selected Iolr
NewYork and thew were instructed 10 seek an act OK
Incorporation On Wednesday evening mass inse .S
ing was held. wben spirited resolutions "e'o ouoP0
on the state OF the country. - "a. ...o.5o1
to their report the Denominatonal Roll OF Honor con,
tanning the names Of proniuent Universanst men anJ
women who have rendered valuable service, mahy VI
them lsying down their lives for the country during
tSe Rebellion hmorg them were Sumner Henry.
Needham killed m BsoTs Am Msr ~ hanx sS sss Sso ,sf s
~ .t " ha,,le of Bul Ran. and from the mangling
AZ wsose WIZ mortal remains got our first notions
~ Rbe barbaritles; MaIor-Gen Berry who was kI!ed
et Frcdericksburg the son OF the Key james G.Ior9
~ ~ a, Who taken prisoner by the Rebels tied
20 tree and starved to death because he was tse
son .o Of a New England clergyman Mrs. Mary A.
ssson ,be faithful nurse. and Clara Barton. who.'
@ fbat the war has closed. is untirng In her efforts
10 give intelligence Of the missing, aud Christian
SuriaI 10 the bonored dead.
AT the close Of the communion on Thursday after.
noon the Convention adjourned TO meet next year az
Galesburgh, Illinois. Yesterday. the Board OF lrus.
tees this city and organized They will at once
proceed to raise the sum needed for missionary pur'
poses. .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
The Envoy. OF the hey Of Tunis.
From Our Special Correspondent.

from oui SpeluI NoIresronieht'
GryoA. Aug. G. 1868
1t has already been announced in the Amer
lean newspapers that tie Bey of Tuns has sent spe
ca envoy TO the President Of the United States TO con-
gratuatc him tho OF the War for the Union
and the return Of peace.
The deputation Is now on its way and after halt o
two days In Genoa. leaves TO night for Paris. The
special envoy is Brighten. Otman IIaschem accom-
panied by his first aid Col Ramero Gaia. and his Sec
rctary, Monsieur Antonio Cont. Amos IL. Perry,
esq. U. \ Consul at 1unis. is also OF the party.
The fact that this Is the first Embassy ever sent To
the United states by the Tunsan Government and the
nnturo Of ir message 10 the President, will maxi It
pleasant little Incident In tho closing MP Of the great
war We shall probably receive no sincere
anoe Of satisfaction at the happy close Of the struggle
tb an those Of these Africans.
Beside the main duty with which they are charged.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
VIRGINIA.
The Episcopal Convention - Bishop
Meadc's Address-Fr ReseIss
tions-Election Of Delegates 10 tho
Grand Council.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Sept. p le63.
Richmond papers OF to-day contain Bishop
Meades address to the Episcopal Convention Of Viz
gina, strongly urging a reunion with the Northern
wing Of the Church.
The Rev. DR.. Andrews. Chairman Of the Special
Committee appointed consider much Of the Bsb0ps
interesting and impressive address rs refers to tho
future relations Of the Diocese with the General Con-
vention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
United States respectfully report that having bad the
documents referred to therein under their most dciber
ate and prayerfnl consideration, they recommend the
adoption Of the following resolutions:
hat the ris'isn and conciaory course Of our respected
diocesan In his correspondence with the presiding bishop and
other members of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
United States touching reunion with the General Convel
on Of said Church. cordial spprobatiou that this
Council appreciates and aecionste responds to every SEN
Of sterna regard which has been manifested in the
correspondence referred that this Council Of opinion hss
ts objects which all the parties interested may be presumed
20 desire will be best accomplished by referring the sub
ject TO the next General Council
The report was adopted almost unanimously.
The Conncil then proceeded to elect clergy and lay
delegates to the Grand Council which meets in Mobile,
Ala. about the lst Of November.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
THE CHOLERA.
The Disease on tho Increase at Smyrna
Itis Advancing Enstwnrd-Iis Ravsges
Mt Rarcclona.
WhsnNcIoy. Friday. Sept. %. lsl

WASHINGTON, Friday, Sept %. ls65
The Consul at Smyrna, in letter to the
State Department dated Aug 70, ssys tie cholera
mortality is steadily Oh the increase and its rayages
alarming.
1t Is stated IN another communication that The
cholera has appeared at Maorca and our Consul said
that the scOuIce Is still advancing eastward lheiels
no dOuD but tlat number of have occurred ht
Port Malone.
The Consul NJ Barcelona reports 10 the Department
that from the 24ih 10 the 3st Of August the number OF
deaths from choers in that city fa averaged about "a
per day the lot Of September there i2 deaths
from this dlsease.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Fire in a Prinsiss Oalcs.

At an early hour this morning fire oroAs
out in Williams & Co.'s printing house, NO. 10 opfucs'
st. The first and second stories were eomp,e'ev su.:
ted The printing presses occupied the first foor and
arc nrohsbly ruined. A rumber OF weekly papers
roro nr,r,od in the Office Tae Leader newspaper oc-
o,n,oS ,ns second floor. Tie fire originated In the
basement bow letting lamp fall among some pape ne
ss,imate of the loss could be obtained at this sarI
hour C2 O. n.y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
FATAL EXPLOSION.
"A Towbont Blown Up The Cnptniu In-
stnniiy kiii-d-Three Missing sev.
eraI Seriously Injured.
PIrIsHrRGn Frianr

PrTTsBugcH. Friday, Sept %, 1865.
A terrible accident occurred this morning
caused by The blowing up Of the towboat Nimrod Cap
McCormick was instantly killed.
The fireman was blown ashore, receiving fatal In.
juries The engineer biz wfo aud boy are missing
and supposed 10 be lost Several others were ser.
onslv injured. Part Of tie boiler was blown distance
OF 100 yards. Ire Nmrod was owned by New. York
oil company and is a total loss The cause of the cx.
plOsiOn Is unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Prcsident JuHrcz Of Mexico.
n. Editor J The n. y. Tribune.


SIR: In proof Of the falsity of the report that
President Jnarez is about to leave Mexico and to
the United State have to ask the favor that you will
publish in your columns the ncosed official and private
correspondence which has been transmitted to me for
that purpose
/ beg TO add that II Is Macmillan and the French
who ere under the necessity ofeayng Mexico and not
the legitimate Government OF the Republic. whose
cause can never fail for II is founded upon justice and
upon right.
lam. sir, very respectfully. your obedient servant
j. y. NAVARRO, Mexican Consul. General
YetO- York. Sept, 81. 1865.
NEw.YoRK. Sept 90. 1868
JUAN N. NAVARRO. COns.lGeHere! 9f Msf'eo ~ tho
As III. enemies OF our country seeking 70 mis-
represent the events which have lately taken place IN
Mexico with the object Of misleading public opinion IN
this country beg Of you TO procure the publication OF
the irclosed official documents and extract from pri
yate letter om President Juare1. which have JUST peeh
AN, very truly. your Obedicnt servant, po,uno
Translation
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN RELATIONS AND OF
GOVERNMENT. Paso DEL NGRrE Aug; ID G doG'' ., ~
Sy,sn Sy sn' PRESIDENT Of the Republic e the City OF Chi
buahua Oh the 5h Of this month ana arrived al this
nj v.
of the National Government shall for the present be
located. - l.,
II the circumstances OF the war require change In
,ha residence OF the Government, they will never
,h,,re tho firm and constant determination OF the
preent 10 comply with his duties In whatever place
In tha Republic ho may be located or to which he may
remove ....,.. ..t,..,
LERDO DE TIJADA.
To the Citizen. MATHS RoNRRo Envoy Bxtraor-
ainary and Minister Plenipotentary OF tho Mexican
Republic, Washington =.
Nf Trans alton.
DEPT or FOREIGN RELATIONS AND GovTRNMRNr,
PAso DEL NcRIE, Aug Is, 1865.
AR-IIavlng left the City Of Chihuahua on the
5b instant the citizen President Of the Republic ar,
rived Yesterday at this place. where be has directed
bet the seat of the National Government shall for the
present be established. ,,,.
At this place, as ut whatever other In The kepuono
where 1t may be convenient, according 10 c,h
stances that tho seat OF Government may pe es ;ho
lsbed the citizen President will do all that 10
TO comply with his duties with frmness anu
fulfilling in this manner tho desires Oh Wv '.rrwnere
peope, who will never cease strugghne. aoossarilv
against the invader-over whom they mus mus ;nJenend
In the end triumph-in the defense VI
ence and of their republican INSTITUTIONS knovledge
communicate the same 70 y0u' io' '
and tho consequent ends. IeRpo DE TIJApA
Indeucudence and Liberty Lhipo ="
TO the Citizen Governor Oh - ,r,prz
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT JOAi1L@'
l'rranslatiou.l .,, ,o.-
p,so DEL NoRTg, August II, 1865.
,,n,., c,,. Notwithstanding the arrival OF the
French in this State, their situntsn sn 'He somc'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
ALAB ANA.
Ordinances Passed by the Convention
Acts of the Legislature During
the War md the Present Constitu-
tional Ratification.

MONTGOMERY. Thursday. Sept. o. 1865.
The Convention to-day passed an ordinance
ratifying all laws passed by the Legislature during
the war not Inconsistent with the Constitution OF the
Uniied States. and also an ordnance ratifying the
present Constitution. except regards the insurance
of Treasury notes and State bonds.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Escape OF Minor Moorc

NASHVILLE, Friday. Sept %. 1865.
Major Moore Of the 10th Tennessee Infantry
who was arrested charge of murder and arson
escaped from the County Jail last night through The
neglect of the turnkey.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
FROM RORTREss MONROE.
JEFF. Davis In Luck-Robbery.
FORTRESS MONROE. THURSDAY. Sent.

FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday. Sept 81 1868.
Matilda Burnett, colored servant of Dr.,
Cheever Chaplain Of Fortress Monroe. has been ar
rested for robOing the house Of s25 in money and
articles The property has been r eIvered.
Jefferson Davis received an invoice Of liquors from
Richmond to-day. and appreciates il very highly.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
The Odd-FelIows mt baltimore.

BALIIhoRE, Friday. Sept. 22 1865.
grand banquet was given by the merchants
to the Grand Lodge Of the United States. Gen. Han.
COCK made the address OF welcome.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Schooner annk.

Boston. Friday, Sept. %, 1855.
The schooner Susan, from New York, with
cargo Of wheat Of and for New Bedford sprung alesk
off Black Point the 2lst, and soon after aban.
doned in a sinking condition. Her crew we're saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
Eurglnry.

m DETROIT, Friday. Sept. %. 1865.
Inc store Of Charles Dawson, at Pontiac, was
entered BY burglars last night and the safe was blown
open aaq robbed Of 5000 In Government bonds
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
forward 10 the State Department statements Of tho
same under oath, accompanied by the proper proof.
PERSONAL.

Postmaster.General Dennison and Secretary
Wees having returned to this city, Secretary Stanton
Is the only member Of the Cabinet absent from Wash.
ington.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
TO The Associated fre,s.
WAsuNGToS. Friday. Sept. 80, 1865.
CLAIMS ON FOREIGN POWERS

Citizens Of the United States having claims
against foreign Governments not founded on contracts IL
which may have originated since tho 9Th OF February
leoJ, viii, without any delay which can be avoided
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
THE VIRGINIA COLLEGES.

The Virginia colleges are now in tho hands
OF the Lee family. r. T. is President Of Washington
College. and bis son, George w. Gusts Lee has been
appointed Professor Of Engineering in the Lexington
Institute The Eoard Of Visitors appointed by Gov.
Pierpont are with two exceptions original Rebels.
RELEASED.
Paymaster Holt, arrested and held upon
charges Of naeasance in Office has beon released, In.
yeshgaIon proving his entire integrity
PARDONED.
Nearly one hundred and fifty Rebels We're
pardoned to-day.
SOUTHERN RAILROADS.
The East Tennessee and Virginia Central
Railroad viii be In running order from Knoxville to
Lynchburg in Il few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

Irransatiou
p,so DEL NoRrE, August II. 1865.
MYDEAR SIR, Notwithstanding the arrival M al Oh the
French in this State, their s'u"'"A 70 ''iH 'N' ''''
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PROPOSALS..
DROP osALs FOR FLOUR,

OFFICE DEPOT CoMMIss ARY or SUBSISTENCE
WAsHISGTsS. d. c., Jan. 10, 1875.
Sealed Proposals are invited until WRDNSS-
the Subsistence Department with
rive THOUSAND q ,V08I BARRELSoF FLOUR,
The proposals will be for what is known at this
Depot as Nos and 8. and bids viii be entertained
for any quantity less than the whole.
Bids must be in duplic cate, and for each grade on
The delivery of the Flouf to commence within
6ve days from the opening of the bids, and must bs
delivered In such quantities, daily, the Govern
mept may direct either at the Government ware
house in George town. At the wharvss or railroad
The delivery OF all Flour awarded to be com
pleted within twenty days from the acceptance OF
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered
in eak barrels: hea3 lined; Also, for Flour in
but they must be such as will be accepted by the
Inspector, or they viii not be received.
Payment will be made in snch funds as the Gov
eminent may have for di bursemsnt.
The usual Government inspecuon Will be made
Just before the Flour il received, and none viii he
accepted which is not fresh ground. and made
from wheat ground in the vicinity where manu-
featured, unless of a very superior quality.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the old or
each bidder who has not the oath on 6le in this
office, and bid viii be entertained from parties
who have previously failed to comply with their
bids, or from bidders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid
for any cause Bids to be addressed to the under
signed. at No. 223 street. endorssd - pT9posAls
for Flour" e. L: BRIL- ES,
ia II-6t Captain and G. S,V.
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OIL o HIN q i.

GOING!LGOlNG!-G
Down THEY 60,
AT LESS THAN GOLD PRICES
III. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
oLoTHINe~HoUsEs OF WASHINGTON.
mo $50 AND l64
SEVENTH STREET, OPPOSITE PosT os,Ioi.
ALL GOODS sPoNGRD
Where you can "a r%4 II e STYLES
'n1 sasss.su.
wA AHfE5odS 5Ars.
p,a TOP p 5ATssT STYLES
Ecu LUZ poUBIB BREASTED vEsTs.
BUsINEs SUITS.
PLAIN ANp FANCY oAssIMxas.
Together with i thse STOCK
o.s sSSf
Thu city.
N.B.-we alss hsye.
nA AES5R
PIECE GOODS
cusroimG WORK.
90 WIN" UNUSUAL low PRICES.
HATS .s eAps shisfs, FiEs
'.H. ssg No. AGO.
SMITH BROS, No. 464,
CLoTEIHRs AND MERCHANT TAHoRs,
Seventh street, OPP. Post Once,
oe 25-sm WAshing ton.
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
CHIEF QuAlrkRMAsTsR's OFFICE,
DBPer OF WASHINGTON,


DIPer OF WASHINGTON, J
WASHINGTON; D. C.. JANUARY 10, lss;S
until f FRIDAY Jannsry g. ISIS, At 4 O'clock NJ
for delivery a. this Depot of Lumb Der Of the follow
1ns WITT Pine cans.
l25 grfeet6 S. White Pine Common CullliinEss,
500" feet e White Pine Selects.
50.oOo feet s14 HemIoct ssantlins, 70 feet long,
$4,000 feet 3x4 Hemlocs scantling. Is feet long,
Is COO feet s14 lie mlock ScaD1lias, 70 feet long,
:S@o iest q. HemIoek scsntlls :. FEET long.
% co. feet sas HemIoek Joist, IL fest long,
2500i feet 3X6 Hemlock Joist. % feet long,
2.oCo feet sx6 = emlock !oist, q feet long,
250oo feet sx7 Hsmlock DIST; l6 feet long.
l2s,cOO feet BIS Hemlock Joist 10 fee long,
eo,.o feet sxs Hemlook Joist, % feet long.
10000 feet 3x9 and u Hemlock Joi4t Is feet long,
s. c. feet s19 aud Hem,ock Joist, 20 feet long
5S,.S fsst 5Ss HemIoek joist, ls to @ fss.Ions.
1850 feet 4xs nemlock Jsist is feet long,
le90tQ sawed Cedar Shingles, best quality, Ii
l,gOO.CCo sha' ed Cedar Shingles. best quality, Il
50" 90 50r NJ White Pine Shingles sawed, ls
Goo 90 Pis:ts ring Laths. =.
Samples OF Shingles and Lsths proposed for will
Bids viii be received separately for each kind
and quantity as above specihed, or for the wnoie
quantity advertised for.
All of the above describe to be good merchant.
able Lumber, subject to the inspe st'on of an IN
spector appointed on the part Of the government
All of the lumber contract d for to be delivered
within thirty 3Ol days from date of contract.
Proposals from dislOyal parties will not be con-
sidered An cath of allegiance TO The United
States Government must accompany each prop
osition.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract,
Should it be awarded to him. must be guaranteed
by two responsible persons, whose signatures are
to be appe nded to the guaranty.
The full name of each bidder, and If firm, the
nam of each of it's members. with the post Office
address, ust be legibly written on the proposal.
Bonds in q sum equal to half Of the amount of
the contract. signed by the contractor and both OF
his guarantors will be requ red of the successful
bidder upon signing the contract.
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quar-
termaster.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed on the en-
velope proposals for Lumber ami addressed to
the undersigned. b. H. RUCkEh,
IN 10. lot Depot Of WashinRto
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