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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
THE EpI>CorAr Crxvevrfoy Axn rHE

The EpI~CnrAr CrNveHTioN AH0 THE
SOUTHERN BiSnprs --1h Church JourBa'
says its speaks by sn;hority iu ann unc-
iug that the couIS" - hr pursued in the
i proacll1ag rcrora' Convcu'ian Of til
Episcopal Church will he to cal the fn''
roll of tlr dioces"s. and If any "r a!
oi TIA. Sourheru .ishups or iiovrsc.
ci!oa>e t. - present. thy will oniv
need to hand in tl, ir nam,. and then
credentials. an, wcr 80 !h";r ,anrc. anG
take their seats, p" cf ol'l time, with"u'
doubt, question Or con1.tlon of any sort
w!:at ,un,Cr.'
IN a recent ,.'rr c the Snu'h":r. Di-h
or4, Bishop Potter, ~ tFa Sew ! orr; ii"
fc"sc saws
/ hight reverend and dear bro hers
The long and m"uraful T. riod of na-
,inual dis~~n>pn ints n"w i,'-sca avav.
through RI" "v1lr,.':nr providence ,fAl-
aighty God OIL sIeayct:v Father, vi "a
I counsels are az :,ovcrMed hv unerrins
twis}otn anu suiaihng lov,. The uni,r
Vi tn" S;a'cs j. r@Mlh .tiv-neiug - /;
pei ct restoration, anl !; will te !. (
r.Iloach % 'nr Ci.rls'ian rtincif!'> /
he ! elk e u'ion in I e church shnnt,
'iniicato our ':i>r"gm Il "t tho crea' i,w
(which alvin .c!;Sirp. c.2nrl viii I'LL
brcfhrca. | con>!or i; .iry, tier"
c.rc, eso r;,l'y ;n"uq,h Mt on me, as tn
senior b,,t,r T. test ny af'c'i,naf'
a,rachr"nr ~ thr-e anrOn-St INV col
.s*gu,. tr'In whqm have Ell sIata
I'd during hose .yrar. OF suti":i.g al,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
Ne. .Is

: CASUALTIES DcRrs6 fnBfWAR FROM
oibcial reports. Says the Richmnnd f.e.
pnlic, 1t appears that The greatest Iaioh
losses during any oae. camsaign. OCCURRED
at s augsburg. when e.; 2ti1 of ine CDaoti
soldiers werekitd. wosoGei ana taken
priso {oohefs' campaign OF 1863.
:" 'Af Mldarne~s. RANKS aest to Gctiys
bk ,"skrts rcgads Unios losses. iLey
'Lanas ap.oun,ed 10 ~ ,Q0C, although gen
esalIy reported at IL, GOO burnside lost
400 in tho hattie al Frederick sburc
Mcclellan IL. 1876 at Antietam, Porter
g. eco at ttaines Mills. EnsGncrans l.. .O>5
at Mur:retsbero' and 1G,95t at CLica-
mauca, and Sherman about 5000 Ia the
two days iBtles around At,aMl.
The r.licial reports cf Gen. Grani'n los -
ses rom ii time he Crossed tie EariGan
uniii Receiving the surrender OF Ler CON.
pute them at 20 $50. In The VAR GUS cn'
gag meuts Ought hy ,,enoral Graz in the
W.. he ,yGi l1r,1J n.en 1T Prtsburg
handing. $50 III the severe contests
around |ick> " >. aiC III fhc attack on
Missionary Eig" bout ,, .0G". i,
10 ot''cial sia:, rH"u, Of ,ihc Ccafrd1.a'c
iosses from he heg.uHing the end Of the
war have ever he,u Published. md We
have at hand no n..aus of ascertaiuiug
hsm. N,rihorn ncwslapers estimate
itet:. IA twI nluIrei tuon>aLG, fr0.l all
causcs--a guess which VIC are dieposrl L
/. regard rs over The mark, as thee paper
have throughout made au esaSg, aicC
; estimated OF th" uumher Of troops tie r@n
; iclcracy had iu the fclG.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

Ee, len. j'eaur gard is exp c'cl to ar
rave III X " York IL the cou.se OF "a fcw
has vi h a view - bis departure for .IC
rope. lt,. understood tha' me G".rrn-
mott i,a' givrr. him permission to icav
he country. gu ,pnditi"n that he W,
aver tnlir NJ arE.s aeait,t it. It IL snp.
. -ed 'ia' he ili tender his sery!sc TO IL
french am.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

EArEArr or WoHh<.-ThH following
anec!oc is related Of an Eastern mpnnrch,
and is excclingly suggestive. We ono;
Ii ala Of a distinguished phs:iciln NJ ::
thanked Goa ttclus II waa deaf, '.it'cc
It ea, d him from hearing wnrlI o:
nonsense but we are !ncIincd to III a.
tl1at it2 > much nor sense enters n u
h r5o =. the car The monhrch had !"
'i'r;y ron:-i;Iing books ,nou.ll 20 led :,
T." t~."d ram~lS. II c"nn"t read al,
hi. sad he Select tile cream and
> :, {, &c Of il, aud Jet uc h.ve that. -
Wt.crrrp the .rariar tistiFsl thu
,rean ot wnri- DOWN to thirty camel I":rt,
Too bulky yrr,' sill ne monarch =.
7 'hai" noi t5ii,r 10 read ;E~t" Whcrr-
upon j. ,Lir'y lo-2< were dotbly .ist~,.
I'd aud i -"'>r'ion Gas, Md, suf', lent
20 load single ass. "loo htIky, yet,
seiI The aorarch. Whcrcuror il va.
i t!y distilled, and TIE only rcsiau1n,
saSfhesc ,hr,n ii,.2= writ,en On . tay'
'eat.: Il ui> +. u" -un 4 IL; s;tefre-~
fc,haps." .fhi,i, lie Sd N ot ali lho,il,
ity-E;ve that which is gn1d ahd prnc'Ire
T." This Is tie sum Of all crecds- VI i.
licve VIA IS lrnc, AID DO aot tell all Jon
be!.c }c.".
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

fs-Pover'y, ike to,,hA taahissss.' is fr.
tnidsble "niy.to those who show tba. III.
are afraid - H. - Z Z
, 1865-10-11
FROM NASHVILLE.

Champ Ferguson Sentenced to be
Hanged, Oct. 20-Sto1td Reception OF
His $entencc-The Crane Court Mar-
tial-PTisoners Hescued by n Mob.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.]
NASHVILLE, Team, Oct. 10,
Champ Ferguson Is sentenced to be hanged On
the Goth OF this month. Champ eaJs be guesees
he may as we'll get ready, hnt hatcs to die.
The Crane Court Martial ls lingering. Col. Crane
ID teekfng his counsel who are absent. The
prosecution Is closed, and purchases immensely In
excess ore proved. The defence will he 1neagte Il
any at Ill.
fBy Associated Prcra.]
~ tNts1T!lLE Oct. 1o;-Ihe papers fn the case Of
ington Tor the Presidents approval, were returned
to.dJy. The sentence vas read 10 FerEnscn in bis
cell py Col Sbarter. the c0Mmauf1aut OF this post
which was that be be hanged by ihe head until he
be dead. on the Goth OF October, between the hours
OF 10 o'clock IN the forenoon and O'Clock In The
neut Of biz execution with apparent unconccrn
and rot muscle Of his face moved. He was taken
out riding this afternoon BY his guards. He IL in
apparent good hesllh ard fs to al ontsrard appear
anee, regardless Of bis fate.
At Bowling Green yesterday, the Sheriff Of The
comfy had u cn.todS two nesroes, convicted in
The County Court Of the murder Of another uegEo,
ren1tentiary. Upon thelk ns1fyai at Bowling Green,
ky., and rhcn In the net Of changing CITE the
Shct1f WAS surrounded BY d detachment Of cotored
guards, who demanded the release Of the prisoners,
which being refused. they took them By force
removed their haudcnf1e, and set them al liberty,
while, with l1ed bayonete, they dcdel the sheriff
End bis party. threatening death to all who opposed
them.
, 1865-10-11

Il steamer Trip to Fort Unfo1a-lnct-
dents Of the V4ya.e-IRobbery in La.
fayette f'ounty-A Cop2erhcad Official
OuAteti.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Sc Lofts. Oct. 10.
Tia cleaner Hattie May, chartered By the North
western Fur Company, has arrived at st. Joseph,
after ono Of the most successful and fas:est trips
that has yet been nade on The" Upper Missouri.
She lett St. Louis on 1hc 7th Of August and lnded
at Fort Union on the 18th Of September. Tn her
journoy home, she left For. Union on the 18th ot
September, making the Tip down in eight days.
Below Fort Rtee, the Hattie May passed part ol
Gen sn11r's army on The way 10 Sioux City. The
other portion Of his force was le!t At the different
forts otlli. this season. AL the Indians ntar tic
Missouri are friendly, The Calypso WIS met neor
to:t Eee,hold. experiencing cons desab!e trouble
With The n,er, In making one bcnd Of six miles
teEuned to make yoyue U The channel will per-
mil. The Indian Commission On board we're in
cxes1lea; epllts.
house Of IL King, ls1n;: In Te1as Prairie, Lay
ellie county, Missouri. aud asked him 10 60 with
lEeIn q few mllcs to see their sfck mnther. The
Doctor opened his door and they went and in,me-
moEeJ and evey ythtnge1sa valuable about he house
They COX rome 500 IN Nancy and othcryAlrahIcs
and 1eft atter hanging the Doctor 10 rnake him tel
wheso be kept ne balance OF hta money They
Judge Holmes, Of llc Supreme Court IN chnua-
herr. ltFued an order to-day. which Mas duly e1ccu
led By The Sheri1, eiecting A. e. Bernpuay hon
CouEad III possession therco[ Be1nouay WAS
Coppefhead office holder, who refused tu be yacaten
under the yacatinG ordinance, or to take the Gath
under the new Constitution. The conservatives
sre again writhlns abou. Gov Fletehcr's mob
cODT1.
, 1865-10-11


H. oo!est' IL Cmes 80 or AGet On the platform,
Me C1t ueak yoat Mere Shotteu Au over the
rfnGse tf1e1 Hoanlahg me pat!or@. ne SPEAKER con-
osIs spse afom tee'1 sea!s ana came fofNn1u Ihe
VA "aa I'll ana re pteamote
at 11, ,tsuHln.'onS@slE Isssa Viii onnaellng unan-
F.eo H. w9ua t1 not naten 10 IT. Ienafss
~ e5 -. IT, a19se ~ seeona 1oe measnfe
an~ saJ Eooa ", a 4o oT t % us etoFsa ne
h4Te n eTsr ssa3 seen assembled ST IN contention;
b,!as ~ ,,toI, 19.e9't sh{s ~ o.
Anstn rnnnty br 3hc f:ens ~ 1.,s- p t ;5r ~
TarE n fta ~ ass.1 ~oo ~ % ~
M ~" Tha t,snsI ~ ~ na ~ nt.e -.
ne1s IN roa1 n the ttr5c;nn ~ ~ ctt,, ~, r.,
fv ihn tG anJ ~ ,s Itnn =. lug S1ttgh ctop
a1eo retnt frnn. ~ u toSGs - nea u !ss
ia cu,tisnt1n b.1t VI ~ ~ ~
viii matrre. A-A' "u'e4'. II - es''1ta'sa.
The New Ortean. p,-..,r,,- .,,s that ,~hs,.
Of Unfts staies csxsi s. 9aSs S saat "aue p11!y
ibe nnrn- cnnnfSss - ~ Wno uan oteA ssoo1lnE m
, 1865-10-11

#riggle up 10 attempt 10 switch him of. Especial.
i ~ The t. The
simply 70 rtide srzument. It was no5!e vindiea-
day hs e Sob hoa .e to 9 bes e
Ne son,h to come back7 by any and al inttactions
For hall an hour s. C. Judd Of Illinois bad been
etruggtinG viii aq undeye oped motion, and half
d1zen Of like kidney were On the door with him
when The speaker raj down, but notion to adjoarn
* 1R 10 9n
morrow. and the end is not Set, but only begun.
InCte are strong men on the conservative elde who
Eli be heard and The arguments will sci powerfully
weak kneed in the church are hnstenlng 10 cover
The Sin of the rebellion, and TO make any conees-
sons Of CONSTITUTIONAL and Caaopical law 10 patch
Gp peace That they mean shall he based on mutual
concessions insulting to ioyn, men. The radical loy
likely to be presented is one hat will permanently
bold sTall spafe In the annals Of The Church.
by Associated pzcss)
=, PniLAnEtrat3, 4 =! Oct 1o-1he General conyea.
O'clock this morning. Rev. pr. BurReaa, Of Maine,
from the Committee on the Conservation Of Rlsh-
ops: reported RESOLUTION farosing the transfer Of
ans, and from being a missionary Bishop Of the
Northwest. Ai,er diecussIon+ The CONVENTION
adopted the resolution b, q lsrpe majority.
tha hnuaN r>f pIahrr. ~ p.~ q Il lE{s-rc- nd
6iebnn nf tbc t1ncass VI nr aiahan,, - nrtin" IN ,he
tfse,ly1on- M. I,r,tnot ~ Tennsr:,.,a,a .5ss--
rnefrE enor,,cn ~ XII ~ ,1'7}r n ~ ~
cfcnf frfn fhc t:hnfrh ohst o,ttn W. f9o ~ J ua
aranet snch Ria - .isrn-S ras ~ ~ saa
beeauEs some serious feeii nv e canssd Is ~
Sopthcrn ejeest attennte1 t sin ~ - !c,, a.
hy calis of ocr hTt H. Hrnnot ,ra p !ng ~
tEe rhn9r 1nnt.cc triex the ,rhcss sSnst ~ y,
lie fahie wss thet, iost 'A' '"@ "N~'' s1''-~' w
TIE Eonvrntinn ,rifi ,o+ hs Il, o.xs,o, T.,
,he d,y hetnT snnranr3sfcd ~ ~ =;
ifcr. Eharles Tntld f1nin,sr Hjsbon c1act ~ .1a m
iNnccsa ~ srrnncs~ea "1'A'P e''e' " 3'o
~ I-fntan T., ~ nGrr,v,,,,t, r.,s .t..
natn;c, aMtr f. hs.s 10 ns,as h san sast w: -
na.i ~ 1 ~ uAss w Soasesfanun oa
t.. II. nIt ia 'u and o. Aeoama' knSWmg
LIZ t. u " ~: .u a,.3 aa3 9' ~ y Us n9sp
aH1!es. Ae lacn [eaQ GItA1 Ieso!1noua Nnac5
NAG 6ecn onescd " h1m nt ne Mst convention, ncu
"11cn nad oeen tala on tne laote: q 1oho"s:
i!feGftds f6at. lhe ttouFe q Dlshops coocufTlna.
ibis General Convention Of tho PtotEs tant Epiceo-
pal Church IN the United SIatss OF America. pro-
bounce the action Of the Bishops Of Vir:inla.
Georgia and South Carolina. IN their consecrltton
Of !dct,ard d. Wilmer, D. D, 70 tho EpscodM SEE
Of the Bishop OF Alabama, to be itrekulns, nrcan-
ontcai and seh.Maca1, AID that his tnrsdlcinn In
The D!ocefe Of Alabama ts void and Of hor etert-
htSolt<a, Thai thi1 preamble and. resolution he
tc:e1cd to joint Committee Of this hou4e with In
strnet1ors to report what further action an5. this
Convention shall take to assert !he dignity and en-
fQtCe the rights OF the pfotestapt Eufsrnn Chnrcft
, 1865-10-11
THE. CALIFORNIA EARTH-
QUAKE.

Heavy Dan,aEc*-Pnblgc Buildings In
jure4t-<;rent Loss Mt Santa Crrz-A
General Smash Er-E1cFcn Shocks
Felt
SAN FnASc1aco. Oct 9.-The dau1ace bT The
earthquake yesterday amounts 10 considerable in
tho segrcrate, rnany houses needing patches or
new plasier1pg, hnnd broken w,ntows REPAIRS
The City Hall s dau1aged 10 such extent that
portion must be rchni1 at the cost Of several thou-
snnd dollars. The old 3ferchants' fxrhaHge build
tug. opposite the Custom Honae, Will probably re-
qnirc rebuilding. No really auhatantnl, we'll cnu-
sltucted building was seriously aamaged.
Santa Ernz felt the shock more severely than ans
other town ofthe Stale. Several brick hauses were
50 Indy damaged lhat partial ,eeonstrnctToa +
~ general tumble down Of chimneiSs
around by liz nosion apparently to,n
east 10 west. The ground along tie river
opened In flssuscs and spoutcd watcr like sesers.
People ste nnabfc TO use some Of the wells. which
ere either dry or filed with Ehnd- The chimney at
the powder mill was thrown down and other injury
done to the works. A portion Of the will Of the
new hotel was thrpwn down, hat the foundation Ii
all right The sn1ash tn drug stores VAS grat, aud
also In ofher. stotes. Some very nn11oW escapes
Ianm fhilln. chfmneys arc mentioned. The tide
rse very hirh ut the lime os the socs and fell Sr75
low Immediately aterwnst. There have been
eleven distinct shocks felt Hinee tho FIRST ehoek mp
smalier 1isitasson4. The Losses arc estimated At
about Ten thousand dollars, but may exceed that
amount
Do,es from Honolulu are received TO the 18th Of
September. The war steamer arrived there Oh the
ftf1 Nothing he1r<l Of the Shenandoah.
, 1865-10-11
4 CARD.

0llcIni Denial by the Nfextcan Consul
General that Junrcz has Left Mexico.
new ToRk, Oct 1o,-Thc Mexican Consul Geu-
era1 Senior Navarro, has sent the following note to
the Associated Press:
NEw YonK, Oct. 1o,ns65,
To the Agent OF the Aesociated Prog. SeG YORK:
DsAE S1R:-Pcsmit me through your efficient and
tcltahe agency to again contradict tho report that
President Juarez has 1el the territory Of The Ae3i
can Republic. The statement to that effect Of The
correspondent Of the Philadelphia P5eH, pahliahed
IN The papers hero thls morning, L pu1e and IN.
TO the many We already hare Of .he unscrapalons
means theY employ to support their unhoiy cause.
am 10 possession Of Official dates from El Paso 10
the 9Th Of September, hye days later than the dale
Of the letter q the correspondent Of The Ph!!ale!
phia Fress and eln aver TINT not only has Prcsi-
dent Juarez neser had the fliG1teat Intention OF
lensng the territory Of the REPUBLIC, hut there i
no OCCASION for bis dang so. an sure 20 respect
able and influential 4 joarnal a. The Philadelphia
fffss canlot be ayarc of the Interested and utterly
unrctable character Of these reports crit wou not
have given place 10 correspondent at once ~ un-
Trustworthy, md fer an American SO unFatriottc>
an, sir, very respectfully, your oht serrant,
). NAyAnno,
Mexican Consul General.
, 1865-10-11

The Iout.Iann Democratic Convention
characteristic Scene ut the Close
Ffcndfsh Attuck upon a Funernl
tsarty-I.ateF from Tcxax-The Cotton
and Corn Crops.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbuae.l
) 80. CARo, Oct. 10.
Through the courtety Of n. Cusnr, I'd Clerk o
the steamer Tycoon, from Colnmbns* Ky., am fur
rehed NTH New Orleans papers Of the 5th, one day
later than bY the Olive branch, also the Mobile
Tyisuas OF the7 =:
The Tribune has letter dated New Orlcaas, Oct.
sth. giving a detailed Account Of the Deuoeratic
Couveniion held IN that city. The writer says The
platform adopted Was high toned and manly. The
Southern doctrine Of state-rishis, rarudtasion
Of the bogus Louisiana constitution Of 1881, aud
tiayee, were III made ptanks Of The plationn. The
utmost harmony prcrailed until m adjournment
member Of Cemsuittce on Platform, Introduced !
preauahle and resolution requesting President
Jobnsou to re1eas> JED. Dasfs and restore hin 10
etttzenatip. oEes2l commenced Speaking from
The Cou1eution soon got wind >: o.
, 1865-10-11

Cox On the home vote, which the soldiers> votc
viii bring up to about u. 600. Last year Lneoln's
majority on the home vote was Ss,lgs. The sote
II Light md the milling of in the Union vote great,
especially in the strong Union counties Of northern
Ohio
cEcksAH. Oct. 10, lip m--Ihe election In
This staae, - fst ~ known PASSED OF quietly Re-
erable gains for the Democratic ticket. Cincinnati
aDd Hamilton county give Coz {Unian} tot Cover.
ner. abont $500 majority, a Democratic gain Of
CxcisxA71, Oct II, 1880 q. n.-co1 hss carried
Ohio By about =, 100 majority.
IOWA.
Especial Despatch to aae Chicago Tribunal
De- MoMEs, Oct. 10.
Election returns ron eeyetal townships In this
county, chow Increased na}orttfes oTcs list fall for
tic Republican ticket. The yute In this city is
about 1ao and it is beliered that the majority for
the Republican ticket il cqnaf to that Of last year
The vote Is not yet counted. The voice Of Iowa is
given By thirty thousand snsiatiky for IoynIty, ub-
erty and universal suffrage
Especial Despatch to the Chscsgo 1Hbune.l
DAgExroB7, Oct. 10.
Tbe Ncpnbhean cpnnty tsrkei IN this precinct IL
about 30 behind; State ticket not 80 much Think
the couuty it'yet safe.
Especial Despatch to the chteaso Tribunal
DuRrQuE, Oct 10.
This township gisss 173 majority for benton;
Union gain over last year, 17o-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tttbune.l
DCHuaUS. Oct. 10.
This part Of the State viii not fa tar short Of the
vute Of 1867.
-, DAyrSron1. oet, 1o;-stone's majority Is about
TIC rote Of 1864. Probably four antincero s1ffzgc
and anti.Matn law candidates far the Legislature
CEDAR: F4lts Oct. 1o=B..cahaak CO. efys.
Stone ssl majonty. The county Win g,ye Stoae
tsa about sop,na s nsg'aty pyssts Dabuqae County.
NFw Htn7ronn. Bc1iEa C., Oct. 1o-1be votes
esss fns Governor TO day are a. toliowa: Stone
Moxnct1Io, Iowa. oct. 1o.-Jere. Co, gives
ths LII eieetion. on0n na0'''' Al
gives stone q msjo1.y. Ths vote fos GosesnoE VI
1s.3 gave ~ Union majority.
,enint e aGMs 2s h.,
On the general result ia he Stale Of Iowa.
In this city 1G7t rotts were pclled. Nshter vote
than la*t year. but heavier than anticipated The
opposition soncede to the Union ticket tlts major
0spyi!le n ,4t toSn,htp gives Stone 1c majority,
-. Pleasant City, Henry County, Stone 500 MT
tority.
LATER
!. H.-Stone|s majority in this township
about 1a The Union ticket a]t elected with per.
Laps one or I 70 exceptions. stones majority In
TIC County about 2iN. Loss IN the city los sfuce
Or!uxwA+ Iowa, Oct. 10-1 i. x.-Beu,on ahead
on the straight ticket. Board adjourned unill
morning.
Green township g. majority for Benton.
rope township u. majority for Stone,
1EpErESDEScE, Iowa. Oct. 11.-Stone 81 u,a1oti-
IT, In 1865 stones majority was s.
kEoKCE. Oct l0-11 p. m.-Gcn. Beulon.s antf
13i. Coz. stones majority in 1865 was ;Gl, Demo
cratic enin Of oyex 50
FoRT MADISON, Oct 11-1s::30 q. m.-The vetc
here lor Governor on yesterday excrcded that Of
laEt Aoremb.r = votes, Bcnfou leading Stone 4aJ
voice. This IL Democratic gain Of 81 votes since
leE1
, 1865-10-11
FROM ST. PAUL.

OIL Dfacoytrcd-The fIabeas Corpns
Cn*c-The Political Cnnvass-Stntc
CelaHIIH.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
Sr. rACt, Oct. TO-
Somebody has discovered show for oil In Good
hre county In this 3tate. and they ate boring for
the fluid.
The Gabea& corpus ca.e has been finally decided ID
favor o the military. and Psyors last hope Il gore
lie wiil be banged on FndsJ, instead q tomorrow,
az arrt stated. ChefJus1ies Wilson dia.ensed from
the hecizlou Of the Gbu1t.
The joint canyass between Harshs,1 and Rice has
cloted ater one weeks trial, and RtceI Il on s way
homo. He pretende he u summoned On important
businees. Marehan Will continue the canvass
alone.
The State eensus. now N>azly completed, will
show population OF about aSo.600, m increase Of
t,o1G tn i've 3eafs,
, 1865-10-11

ouslea ind rc,curefn1 feeltnr. which to,, o{enn
kptf .g up between didcrenr rnres
there l. great problem besore ~. and 7 no.y a.
y ell apde to # her in III. rnmretinn r tfst j.
whe,hcT thta race csn ~ ineoTnorsted snd miref
With fbe ne1nje nf fhe T7niad sf,tns - ~ rno5a
harnoniors and nnnn.nnn1 ino1adicnt ~ - ~ r
lafion" Tbts il n1oh1cr nnt rc1 sttiad T h,t ~
arc IN The rirhf iihs ~ In ~ S,sT~ .ssas g.,
head arelnst The {;oreTnmnt .15 1hs ,rarrmsn4 ~
faised It's efrn1~ am M sfrret - ~ H. mn1
70 that p1ft Of ihe o-ole,, r. set,fed 1e insf,fn
tfou Of tlaysTy is oSrrthrnxn hnt rno,fer ,.s1+ ~
nalna 70 be solved and that Is, cs1 four millions
Of people 1aised as they hass begn, With ali he
prendces oi Tic wht.s. cau they tnkc thcir Discs
n The community md BE- made to work haImo-
nfonely and eonernouk1y Ia our systemf This ia a
problem to be considered. Are the digestive pow
cry Of the American Government SUFFICIENT to re-
cefye tfhs element in Dcw stape and digest 1t and
make IT work hea1tbfally upon The eystan that has
Incorporated I'll This Is the question to be deer-
m1ned. Let Us make The experiment, and make 1t
In good faith -. =
:, II that caupos be done there ts another problem
and distinct peop1e-althonsh trust Inst tie .ys-
TEN can be made to work har1nonious!y, and That
the great problem Viii be settled without going any
srthe4- 1t should be 70 that the two rates cstnot
agree and live In peace and prosperity and tho aWB
of Providence REQUIRE thai they should he aarar..
ted In that event lookin to the a. 55.,sn+ f1tmrs
and trusting that It mar newer rome hut r = honS
rorue tbe t1oyijenna tht s ~ s1hn M
une1rnry and cert,;riv i,f .,fr9 nt H. w ~
fhe Ynfs3e rnd ~ "sn l.eAs ~ oat aha "as anA
". sAE A1aAA411 p3 WHICH t1esE
, 1865-10-11
FROM CINCINNATI,

Important order br Gen. T11ornas-D1s-
charged Soldiers not to be liable to
ARREST for ACTS done in the Service.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tr,bune.l
CINCINNATI, Oct. TO-.
Major General Thomas, BY special or1ler Just L..
sued, bus directed that In consequence OF The many
and repeated applications made to thete headnuar-
tiers for protection against unjust md illegal ar
rcsts, and imprisonment Of citizens resident in this
military division, officers and prtsatea in the army
bat now discharged, tor alleged inteHerppcr with
the late e1ecsone, while acttng under orders Of su-
pcz1or of1ccs, the Major General commanding d.
viii most strictly prohibit and prevent all ench &C.
ton On the part Of the Grill authosiles, and will
not permit a1cst. imprisonment. OF trial Of any
shile in the service Of the United States and act
Ing under the orders Of their supetiors.
This will aatlsfJ the Union men Of Kentucky
whc have been conp.ainlo; that Gen. Palmer dId
uot stnud by election orJers.
, 1865-10-11

sonF INTO 5 s5s were taken during the first week,
nttcsa oi 5otty millions, u stated tn Philadelphia
p1Ecf.
A. 7; fantIorn, Member Of Congress elect from
Miseoun, ar11sed In Washington this evening direct
i1om hansas city, Colonel VanUo7n has 5een in
@ aitSndanee upon The great Indian CounI at Fort
Smlth. looking to the future development Of the
estern border. and will be enabled to lay before
the ne1t Congress most valuable report conecrn.
@ 1Pg ahe Tsalth. adSa1taecs md resources Of the
Wsiem Missouri tor tae pasi Ten ysata. gso'4' LII
The specifications for tho t11al Of Captain Petit,
la.e OF o. f1s e sA9dessonste prison, are alse1dy made
efa teU days 70 Ale1anlIia, with Asslstsnt Judse
Aa, e. oc4te denerzl GoWan to condhct The case.
The P1esdent granted amnesty pag1lons today to
is pe'tons, residents OF the State Of North Giro
Inns.
1t is said that the President has directed the with
d1aval Of colosed troops from Kentucky, and The
snepcns1on Of martial lar n that State.
The National Base Ball Club OF th1s city. who
beat the Excetsiors Of fBrooklyn yesterday achieved
Today victory over The Enterprise Club Of Balu-
more. The score ~as II against II. The game con-
t1nHcd three hours md halE