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Saturday Nights Report.
The Episcopal Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, October 14-At the Epis-
copal Convention this morning, Hon. Horace
Binney introduced the following.
ReSOlUed, That this house in most cordial
ly cOncurring as it has done in the resolu-
ton of the House of Bishops, appointing a
day of Thanksgiving for the return of peace
to the country and unity to the church, most
respectfully expresses to the House OF
Bishops its most earnest desire that
increased religious services may be
appointed for the day, especial thanks be
offered to Almighty God for the rs-establish-
ment of national authority over the whole
country; for the removal of that great occa-
sion of national dissension and estrangement
to which our late troubles were due.
Judge Chambers moved to lay the resolu-
tiOns on the table.
The Pennsylvania delegation called fol
the ayes and nays.
Mr. Binney said there are truths to which
no utterance has yet been given.
Mr.. Binney was loudly called to order.
DR.. Goodwin asked if the question had
been taken. If it had he called for its re-
consideration.
Judge Bite, of North Carolina, moved to
lay the motion to reconsider ON the table.
DR.. Cummins rose TO a question of privi-
lege, but was noisily called 10 order.
Inc llOlls MI DElllOI urea 10 hsh q ueS-
tion, but was also noisily interrupted.
The Rev. DIR. Goodwin asked if such a
course as was proposed would not finally
settle the question.
The Chair decided that it could not be
brought up to-day, but could hereafter
The ayes and nays having been called for
they were taken, the question being on the
motion to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table, the effect of the passage of which
would be TO prevent the question being ta ken
up again during the session Of the present
convention. The result of the vote by do
eeses was as follows Clerical, 20 ayes 6
nays; lay, 10 ayes nays.
The consideration of the new Constitution
of the Theological Seminary was continued
Various articles were disposed OF, and on the
motion of DR.. Randall the amended consti-
tuition vas ordered to be presented and made
the order of the day for Wednesday next
At twelve o'clock message from the House
of Bishops was received fixing New York as
the place for the next meeting of the Trien-
NAL Convention, with the concurrence Of
the lower house.
The Convention then proceeded to the
consideration of the Military Cpnyention,
which led to lengthy discussion, and was
participated in by Governor Hunt, Judge
Otis, and Rev. Dr's Kerfoot, Keine, Adams
and others.
One thousand five hundred copies OF
Bishop Stevens sermon on "The conseera-
ton Of Bishop Quintred We're ordered to be
printed.
The Convention then adiourned .'
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The WIrzTriaI.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE Wirz mill
tary commission re-assemb bled this morning
Judge Advocate Chipman made some re-
marks exeulpating DR.. Mudd from the charge
made against him by witness Dilby yester-
day, that Mudd in two instances removed
his thumb from the arteries of prisoners to
allow blood to spirit in the face Of the doctor
assisting him, and laughed at it as if it were
something funny. It was not his (Chip-
man's) intention nor that of the Court, to
attach blame too improperly to anybody,
Col. Chapman then offered in evidence the
consolidated returns of AndersOnville pris-
on, daied Sept. llth, 1864, with the view of
removing the idea that Capt. Wirz was alb
sent during that month.
Edward Wellington Boole, of the AID N.
Y. Vols, testified that he was a prisoner
both at Belle Isle and Andersonville-the
latter was better than the former. The
prisoners carried with him from Belle Isle
were sick, add some of them died on the
way. The ratiOns at Andersonville became
ereslleS, as the number of prisoners in
The bread was Dau s,--- ...
side. The prisoners sometimes~ the out
sometimes threw it away. The food was
better after he arrived. For the first two or
three months the men used pine bnughs and
erected tents for themselves. There was a
general count of prisoners. After the hun
dreds on the north side had been counted.
| they were dismissed to their quarters, but
instead of proceeding thither they went to
| the south side, and the consequence was the
count was stopped until the count could be
fixed correctly, otherwise from LOO to 1000
rations would have been required. Captain
| Wirz, to whom he spoke on the subject,
said: You know why / stopped the rations
and that was obliged to do it. Some of the
prisoners had rations from the day before.
Witness never heard Captain Wirz assault
ing the prisoners Captain W. appealed to
the prisoners to help enlarge the stockade,
saying that he would give them ten feet in.
stese e .agI,
During the proceedings. Mr.. Baker made
a remark to which Col. Chapman replied
that the Court has assumed as a fact thai
which was not true,
Mr.. Baker said that if the record did no
show the fact as he had stated it he would
not ask another question.
lAC0l, Chipman-The burden is on eOunse
to shewih ga Is. aisa
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Associated Press Report.
From New York.
safe Robbery.

Safe Robbery.
NEW YoRK, October l5.-The safe of the
Erie Railroad Company in use by One of
their paymasters at Port Jeryis, was opened
on the night of the llth inst, and S20,O00 in
currency distracted thereirom. Over Sl4, ,0OO
of the amount was this morning found buried
on the premises near by, and such inforIna-
tion has been obtained as will justify the
hope that the whole will be recovered srnd
the thieves arrested.
Delayed.
Bosrox, October I5-The burning of a
bridge at Stamford, Conn, delayed the mail
train from New York last night, and II has
not arrived up to this evening.
Rain Storm.
A north-easterly rain storm commenced
early this morning with prospects of con
tinuancs.
Execution of John Shepherd.
FoRT MONROE, October I3.-Corporal John
Shepherd, of the 38th United States eolored
regiment, was hung this morning at Camp
Hamilton, for a rape committed last April
near Richmond.
Proposals. ..s.s
Proposals for the sale of LIS barrels of
whisky was opened this morning by Com
missary Cory. Thirty proposals were
made at good prices, covering 1925 bar
rels. The successful bidders will be mott
fed by mail
Elections in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The elections in Norfolk and Portsmouth
passed off quietly yesterday. The vote was
small. L. H. Chandler, for Congress, leads
with handsome majority. 5tya
Messrs. Hurst and Langhorne were elected
to the House Of Delegates from Portsmouth,
| Virginia.
Cnandler's majority in Petersburg is over
one hundred.
The question of the introduction of water
| into Norfolk was decided in the affirmative
by a decided majority.
But little opposition was shown to alter
ing the Sd article of the Constitution, per
mitting confederate officers TO become eGgi
BILE to office in that State.
Pennsylvania Election.
PHILADELPHIA, October l5.-Mr. JohI
Cessna, Chairman of the Union Contra
Committee, furnishes the following informs
don to the Associated Press The result o
the late election in Pennsylvania has no
been correctly reported. Forty-tWo coun
ties overrun the majority Of 1852, and leav
the Union candidates a clear majority 0
Ii, 900. The reported majority in the balapc
of the State, "a counties, give from 5000 t
4 1000 majority. The majority on the hom
vote will certainly exceed that Of Presiden
lincoln on home and army vote by severs
thousands. The Union party viii have two
thirds of both branches Of the Legislator.
! The Uaion party gains in 3S out of AZ eouT
/ ties, officially returned.
3 To be Enlarged.
PHu.pY1PHIA, October l5.-Colonel Fo
news newspaper, the Press, appears I
morrow enlarged to the size and form OF Il
| V,rlr Aaiisae
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From the Plains.
FIrht WIN IndIans.

New YoRK, October 15.-The Herald's
special states that a telegram received at
the interior Department to-day from Gen
eral Pope, contains intelligence from Central
City, under date OF September q. Gen
eral Conner had surprised tbs Indians, un-
der 9 medicine man, on Tongue River, kill
ing 50, and capturing their winter stores.
Six hundred cavalry on the lst Qlt., Colo
gel Cole commanding, had met the Sioux,
ArapahOes and Cheyepnes, and after three
days continuous fighting had Killed and
wounded two hundred of the Indians, and
scattered them beyond recovery, with the
lass of their stores, camp equipage and sew
eral Of thsiF ehiefs. Our loss had not been
more than fifty killed and wounded, inclu-
ding one officer. ~ .7en 81
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Tuesday and Redaesddy Oct. II and ls.
Large sale of Dry Goods, sc.

AT AUCTION BY o. CUTTER SON.
n CUTTER & SON will sell at Auc-
W tiOn on Tuesday and Wednesday, October
lTth and 18TH at their Auction Room, No. l34
Bank street, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. each
day, consignment Of Dry Goods, &c, consisting
in part of Sstinets, Cloakngs, Shawls, Blankets,
WOOlen Yarn, WOolen Socks, Linen Sheeting, Pill
low Case Linens, White and Brown Linen Table
Damask, Ladies' and Gents fine Linen Handker-
Chiefs White and Brown Linen Table Cloths for
extension and tea tables, fine Linen Napkins Irish
Linens, Doylies, White and Brown Linen Towels,
(sOme extrs nice Brown and Bleached Linen
Crash, Birdseye Diaper. Also, 20 dozen Mems
Buck Gloves and Mittens, Pocket Cutlery, Yankee
Notions, &C.
The attention of Housekeepers and Dealers is re-
quested TO this SALE the goods all fresh and
sre to be sold without any reserve whatever. viii
he open for inspection on Monday afternoon, 10th
inst.
Terms cash, bankable funds, at time Of sale.
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VpTE COUNTY.

The sandusky Register says that Hugh
og1esby' cashier Of the First National
LII 9-I ~ Nj. Vernon, was robbed OF one
1Sna.ona p dollars worth of bank stock and
TN" s.ndred and fifty dollars worth oi
."iIrosd WI stock, and other valuable papers
So.;des a suit of clothing, by james Mason,
no o entered mia room in his absence snq
rsasd his trunk. He was examined before
Wsra- Geiersdorf yesterday morning
80 o,,ilty and restored the property
+, Fe vSs recognized to the Csnrt OF Com y
mon NJ, pleas in the sum of 81, OOO af-d N ae-
fault Of pail was committed
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DAILY LEADER.
MONDAY, OCToBER ls, 1865.
The Ohio Election.

In an srticle on the inside of this paper
We estimated Cox's majority on the home
vote as a little over 2s,OOO A special dis
patch to the LEADER from Columbus, re-
eeived after the inside pages had been
printed, says that sufficient returns from
all the counties in the State place Coxs
majority, on the home vote, at 2s,2s7-a
gain on Lincoln 5 majority on the home Uote
last fall Of precisely ninety rOtes. Hadn't
the Plain Dealer better bring out its big
gunI
The majority for Cox, on the home and
army vote, will not be less than 81 900.
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Gold COupOns.-september, November and
January Gold Coupons and U. 5. 6 per cent. Com
pound Interest Notes Of 1864, bought at highest
market rates by !. J. FARMER & Co., Bankers,
No. l45 Superior street, under Weddell House,
aaufA.a4A
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JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent,
f--sstl AtWater Building.


u at home under the Johnson House. The great
American CORN DOCTOR warrants a cure for
- -OORNS,sBUNIONS AND INGROWING NAILS
Also Tonsoris Professors, will give strict atten-
tiOn to every branch of their profession. Shaving
bhampoOniRg and Hair Cutting done with neatness
and dispatch. Hair and whiskeF, dyed. Color
Oct16:2so PROFESSOR J. THOMAS BRO.
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NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
ASHTABULA COUNTY.

The residence of A. ]. Barrett, Esq
PRINCIPAL of Kingsville Academy was
.5enroyed by a fire, supposed to be the
Ivork of an incendiary, on "Wednesday
morning. about clock. The people OF
.KingsyiIle Immediately set about raising
f,n5s N assist Mr.. B. in his loss, and col
aected a handsome sum.
The Ashtabula Telegraph says that the
toav If a man was found on the beach OF
s the lake. about mile and half west o.
FIk HI creek. Pa, on Friday last There was
nothing attached to the clothing mdlcat' i
inc the name or where the person belong
.d Ace about 35 years, height six fee
one inch. He had on a white linen shft'
cbeek linen neck-tie, fine ealf-skin sn9e g
S1 enS coIored socks. Found by Mr.. b. ID
McIntire. SprinSAeld township.
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Washington News.
Order or nIniI Serriee.

WASHINGTON, October l4.-The Postmaster
General has ordered the mail service from
Savannah to Macon and intermediate points
on the Central Railroad. This puts Mil
ledgeville in communication by rail with
all the principal cities of the south aud
west.
Decision.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
decided to-day that where the sales Of pro-
duee brokers exceed the annual value Of
i Ten. thousand dollars at any time during the
subjected to thGepqisss3, qis the produce broker is
broker. The new iiSr.,sy 1f commercial
from the first day of the the 7dhi9qld dioqld be granted
the liability thereto accrued, and shoHi61lleh
issued on thepayment of rate proportionable
with the annual cost of license.
Governor PierpOnt.
Governor Pierpont of Virginia, was at the
| White House this morning to consult with
the President relative TO affairs in Virginia.
Small ROx RasIng IN Alabama.
Information has been received at the
! Freedmen's Bureau from the chief medical
/ officer IN charge Sf the freedmen in Ala
bama, that the small pox is raging all
| through that State, and although every pre-
caution has been taken topreve1ti its spread
] ing new cases are appeaoing daily.
| Appointments.
I Brevet Bricadier General 6. Meeook was
I to-day appointed by the President to Asses
sor of Internal Revenue for the seventeenth
/ district Of Ohio.
Admiral Farragut gave an entertainment
Thursday evening to the French Admiral
and staff. ADMIRAL Bell, Thurlow Weed,
and number Q! distinguished persons were
present
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TrinI OF emerson Etheridre.

CAIRO, October 1.-THE court for the trial
Columbus, Kentucky. Etheridge stated he
had no objection to any member of the court.
He wished 10 act bis own cOpusel, and asked
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.wnRE COUNTY,

The editor of the Scioto Gazette IN nus rs
aRsct,rd of olden Times states tnat IN
ISL in the Legislature, Dela%arT IVA Crr,ao
within one vote Of becoming tne perliA-
!. Sn.,t canital of ONO.
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Gents Furnishing GOOds.-MOtt L
Haight, have just opened splendid assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, at No, 14l Superior street, under the We'd
dell House. oet7:Rs
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For SaIe.-A good, assorted stock of Groceries
and Lease of Store, with good established trade,
for sale at bargain. Inquire At lI9 Detroit
street, West Side. oclO:254
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CaIkins, Grimm & Cos I'M

Calkins, GFiAin & Co.'s Union Busi-
ness College, at ObeFlin, Ohio, is meeting with sur
prising success beyond the expectations ofits many
sanguine friends. In no other Institution of the
kind do students receive as much personal atten-
tion, and make, in consequence, such thorough
students, as at that point if We may judge by the
testimony of students.
one-hslf the usual expense of taking CONNER
eial Course is saved by those who attend at Ober-
lin, while thorough preparation for business is
guaranteed, oclO
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A New Book Store has just been opened at
los Public Square, near the Post-ofice, by Holden,
Clarke Wilson. oclO.254
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cTARK COUNTY.

as The Canton Republican says that httle I
son of Mr.. Barber, Of our city, was Hnock- cF-
ID down and run over by span Of morse I'
ottsched to a heavy wagon and driven py
5runICen man. on the Fair Grounds, on
Fr;dey afternoon. The little fellow, though
..-omewhat hurt, received no serious H.
iuries.
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New YoRK, October 1.-THE Petersburg
Express of the llth says:
A gentleman was in this city yesterday
who saw JEFF. Davis, Clay and John Mitch
ell on Monday last, but was not permitted
to converse with them. The two former
seemed cheerful and eontented, but the lat
ter seemed sad and gloomy. He states that
these prisoners were az very comfortably
quartered, and were daily furnished the best
diet which the Norfolk and Baltimore mar
kets afford. Save the constraints of i'm
prisonment they are as comfortable as they
or their friends could desire
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- fu---.s-T- -a~-s---1
at Russells New York Lunch, corner of Michigan
and Ontario street, under the Auction Stores.
nrA1.osA
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Winter Apples for saIe--In carload
lots, at 6s Merwin street.
Oel4;254 E. coTTRELL.
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A nice article Of Bottled Ale and
Porter for sale at Sands Ale Agency, 97 Bank
street Also, quarter barrels Pale Cream Ale.
ocl4254 P. O'MARAH, Agent.
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All the Late Publications may be had
at Holden, Clarke wilson's, los Public Square,
oell 254.eodWedFrikMon
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ST. Louis, October 14-A despatch from
Lawrence, Kansas, says the commissioners
appointed by the President to report on the
Union Pacific Railroad, had meeting and
could not agree. Two reports will be made
The majority is against and the minority in
favor of accepting passenger and freight
trains making daily trips over the road.
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Throat and Lung Diseases.-Drs. R. &
J. HuBter will close their Office, (No. 10 Atwater
Block) in this city, on the 10th inst. All who de-
sire to consult them must do 30 before P. NJ of
that day octl6:254
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"PotatOes."--We are now prepared to furnish
Lake Shore Peach Blow Potatoes by the quantity
in car load lots. ]. C. SIMMONS & co.
Octl6:254 80 Meryin st
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Peach-BIOw POtatOes-By the ear-lOad,at
6s Merwin street.
oo1424 Z. cOTTRELL.
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Ynfe or ohio scidIers

The following is correct vote of the
Ohio soldiers in this District and vicinity
----s or, Tuesday:
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All the School Books used in the City
may be had at Holden, Clarke 4 Wilson's, IOs Pub
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The Fire i'm belfast. Me.

BELFAST, Ne, October 1.-THE fire in
this city originated accidentally, about II
o'clock, in the boat shop at Headheds wharf,
at the foot of Main street. A scarcity of
water, owing to low tide, and deficient fire
apparatus soon allowed the wind to scatter
the flames, and in short time all the build
ings near the wharf were consumed. The
progress of the flames was irresistible,
sweeping all the buildings on the west side
of the common. Those on Main street soon
both 4d,,, and both sides of Main street, on
the southern sisre aYer-to Wittier block on
the northern side-and also" sion street on
street, and the western side of Gross street,
were burned. including the houses ON Spring
street up to McClintocks block of dwelling
houses, and those on the northern side of
Miller street. The fire ragged most fearfully
for eight hours, when it was checked by
pulling down and blowing up buildings on
nearly every street. Many houses were
cleared of their contents, and the destruc-
ton of the whole city seemed inevitable for
time. Most of the buildings destroyed
were wood, and will soon be replaced. In
the present state of confusion individual
losses cannot be accurately estimated, but
they viii not amount TO less than quarter
of million of dollars, one-tifth of which
IL covered bV insurance -..f
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Domestic Sewing Maehines-call and
see them, at No. 121 Superior street.
Ocll:254 G. W. CROwELL co.
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Accident,

n RlARRIsBURG, Pa. October l4.-An acct
dent happened to the day express train going
east between here and Lancaster, this P. NJ.
-Four cars were thrown from the track, s per-
sons killed and two slightly wounded. The
only one of the dead recognized up to this
time Is the wife OF j. r. Barr, Esq, of Pitts
burg. The accident was caused bya broken
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Shell Oysters ana CLAIMS and all kinds of
Fish, Of the very best grades, st ThOs. ElwOod's
Renowned Restaurant, on Bank street. oel2;254
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, October IA heavy
storm commenced last night and has pre-
vailed all day.
The steamer VIM. P. Clyde has arrived
with the steamer Jno. Gusson. The CLYDE
picked her up in a disabled condition, with
her wheel lost, twenty miles north of Chin
cO0ua
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
KINsMAN sT.-Two.story House and Lot $500.
CASE AYEAUE-TwO-story Cottage and Lot, 5Ox
2TT feet, 81 600
CHESTNUT ST-HOuse and Lot IS, 600.
GARDEN ST.-HOuse and large Lot, s., 600.
AlNsAAN ST.-Large Brick House and 10 acres
Land, with fruit, &c; very desirable resi-
dence.
OHIO ST.-Tvo-story House and Lot, s3 500.
SC0YILIE ST.-House and Lot, s., 600
LAUREL ST.-House and Lot, 81, $50.
LAKE ST.-BTick House and Lot, 81, SEQ
CEDAR sT.-StoTe, Dwelling and Lot, 81 900.
KENTUCKY ST.-House and Lot, 81, 200.
DETROIT ST.-HOuse and Lot, $1,000
MILL SF.-Hoase and y acre, $500
MILL ST.-HOuse and acre, 81, 600.
9oRK ST.7-Sear the Circle, House and Lot 50 coo
LOEG ST.-In rear Of 100 Superior street. vacant
Lot, 65x7O feet.
DETROIT ST.-NeaT Pearl, good Brick House and
Lot, s. 600.
~ VACANT L0T-0n ScoyilIe street
nRlGHF0N--TWo-story House and acres Land,
miles from Court House, $1,000.
Also, large number of desirable Farms and out
lots
JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent
EEr lfWafeF RHiIding
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the court to grant him trial, file his pie;
against the jurisdiction of the court, &c.
Union Paei6e FRaiVroad
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The Heralds special says Judge Cooley
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, issued an
advertisement to-day, for in the neighbor-
hood of S25O,OOO dollars worth of blankets,
satipets, jeans, ealicoes and tobacco for gen
eral distribution among the Indian tribes to
which donations Of such articles are due by
treaty.
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FENIAN PRISONERS.

NMr. Laird authorizes the Liverpool papers
to say he was never interested in any Of that
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Special Dispatches
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, A. NJ.
s1R NoRroN PEro.

Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press
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Gen. Carl Schurz, who has been for somt
time a secret agent of the government il
the Southern States, arrived here to-day
1t is understood his mission is ended.