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soldler.' Cemetery AT Stone Tslrcr.
31unFnrEsaoao, Tenn, Oct 2, 1866. -.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
Permit me to address you few lines On the
subject ofthe "so1diess' National Ccmeterr"
On the Stone River battlefield. We are earn
cst,y md constantly engaged In arranging one
Of the most attractive spots On the continent
for the reception OF the gallant men who fell
in that memorable struggle, aud other battles
In this part Of Tennessee, together with all
who died in hospital at this post during the
war. And knowing the deep interest you
haTc always taken In the welfare Of our brave
defenders, feel no hesitancy in asking your
officers and men who arc serving and hare
seryed in the army,
To mise fund to carry out the design, We
propose to ask the loyal people everywhere
in the 1ana to help us. We intend building
stone wall four and half feet high, inclosing
sixteen acres, and to erect a monument suita-
Bile to the sacred place Tour State was no.
biz represented in the battles Of this Depart
ment, and many Of yonr gnilant men died
here that our country might lire. To raise a
fund Of at lenst sir thousand dollars, we find
the apporttonment for your State to be one
thon nnc 1a iioi,ar I nci n,an % r. wiii ii i,sInier
and bury in the cemetery. You will, no
" or 20 n, III, ia coIoret, trnnns nar
-. =. 'ttoi ~ sun st ~ oe ta's ors
g tplnt tnc r. ~ ~ -
US US 1asop a ns;,. ~ tns pshbi - i,taro1t IT, n
lnls Ietse ac H. thet ~ lee a1nrpif, smn
pe We also h;sat assass aia a.at sae Hsas
take ap tna suYjeee anu ns - TX Iio " 4hat
oeaore tae ,a4 a ~ LEY ,an ~ u ,rn,oE -
iht ~ sns ~ IT, 1oo M; ~ ;nst ,rnr, T. ha.
Know lnat suen sooa anu W. "ota fs;t = sta,. ~
Ine aene, aug tnoy, rue ~ ~ :; Spttta H. ~
nase o nst - ~ ~ t ast 49, ,.aors ~ .u % ~
9 Ii9us ~ Lnt pas' Mt III ,,r3'a ~ ~ ~
ass az IL ss am y 1aar ane ntnsrad ~ th. 4ot have
% tho rc1ene nash se ~ nor, tb,n " .ore, tsousand
hae,ts '4@' ~ 110'~ ''.-
"fTgs ~ ooo,au 10 ,,or+;e,1t, ,,.,+e5 ,eor 4,,,
o,,a,sxso11 Ste.o I;,..sr n,I ohout thyco Inilas
ss1'1, toa ~, ~ ,aas1ore a f,nn .iaa T.
hannaaL, vn ' h. ~ H." ~ Naahv;fa and cha.t,noora a
Ts;iroJ o5d ~ f;tI1 ,1otv -, f1,a fnns ~ ti,S;,1
tsnI. t,st ,r;,i IL III I'm ~ neas ~, tbis Grest
sanus tunt WA ~ ~ ttle E,ss as w ~ siea11
ne o. a1aast asmss dria ~ aoo cn H. hatt1e ~
,r.r snI ia Mooa Sss1aI ~ tn;a rnnsesratr5 arI
, 1865-10-18
THE FENIAN CONGRESS-


I'M .tlon-Tbe officer. k!eeeed-
-aense Delegations e'ehe'-ote"'
evening Meeting, Speeches, Etc.
lMnlIApE1rn14, IN Oct. 17>--In the Fenlau CONGRESS
tials, Permanent Organization and IuIes and Recu.
ht1ens we're received 7
ne Committee on Permanent Organization Re.
::.tea the following officers Of the Congress, who
rresihrnt-John O. o'Mahoaey.
Vice Prcefdents-Co1. ". Koberts, OF New York j:
iasts Kentscsg; SD Miesel seanio, q illinois. o1
ai5s S5s'iek ii Eo:cn 4 sfaret st,e' 2! ne.eni r. A.
!. u y u-br7en, Of Rochester, n. 7.
The Central Council made report givins reasons
for the call Of this Congress- nd It was referred to
Ihc delegates to he Congress are arriving hourly.
There now already 100 present from nil sections,
and the ball has been 50 crowded that it has been
9neee s t. e. ReRjF ena3 HGa G es ss this
crenfpg. A lsrrc number could not obtain admit
tance Eloquent speeches were made BY L. B. Daily,
esp S PdaSs i H. ~ Yo 9ssPg o E
oi Chics7o. 1Nr Daly said part Of the purpose Of
he Tenian ornan,7a..ssan bud already been accom-
pliaheds TIey had ccmezs.1 !n one tic Of brother
hqod aRa b;n1s1 bsSmpq S; ,ii;oG 4. nr9
md they would never stop until they had acsysse
Yli!hcd theIr end-the freedom Of, 1sstand., They
hsa eqsd msidh a. ha ansics ;Sn
ton Of 1rc!nnd, and ail lrishmen Of alt
;ssts md sIa5ses RenE gathered 'o:sther ior
are willing 10 1Tsc the il :aers ifo'n ,hcIr shofes
N vs WHY H He .aexsd I .hat % II dSns ss th1s tSes
S;ssep'ea sGans q say fyss@ q religion I
Fsss5 ~. ,sPgh{ Pg[e{ aa PSt Fc.; S5saf
r. - u wv In shdd ~ 5af hsi,ie s9sina ts;n W.
, 1865-10-18

Evening Sr~AIon-Dr. BrccRfnrIdEe,s
RESOLUTION Under DF~cuAAioh-Thc
Expulsion or 0iSJpya1 Members De-
feAtet3.
!Snclal Dtspatch 10 the Chicago Tsfbuue1

Evening Sr%AIon-Dr. Brccl9inrIdEe,s
RESOLUTION Under Df%ru~>iod-Thc
Expulsion or DisIoya1 Members De-
fen1ed.
.speclal Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
LOUISVILLE, Oct. II.
The Synod met at ~ o'clock. i motion was
made to postpone Indefinitely Dr.. Breckdur1dsc's
reroluton, for the purpose Of Introducing another
paper ~ substitute for the declaration and test-
mpuy-
On this motion Dr. Bseckanridge took tho floor
and occupied the whole Eeskton. lie opened by
saying tAat he could cas11y DO for the gentleman
who had just concluded a reyen hours' argument,
What ouctt to be done for him, hut thought be
would not do ii; that H. make hin ashamed
shot Of all their Documents ri fTeee6,.
Setxcsa ~ thsnseases % %ana The Fre.es1srlsa
aa ansas hs; III tasa
doctrines: He most cfecsual,y reviewed The spec-
tscle which they rrceetatcd-that Of twenty men
Tie great Presbyterian church. ind full rtcauta-
ton OF a1l shc has done for 1rr ye.rs past. He
ssid tue thing asked vas impossible TO 7ant: tor
swallow their owu words nj 6uch command. The
Doctor esld that the decision Of tie Synod would
| no, he tnal, for he. should take the case to
probably BE- Eisea !" most Of these sch:sasics
10 trpcnt and 90 along With The decent loyal
ltef fbytefthh4 6d1 IL LOT tN0 or ftfEe OF &hen II
! will be necessary to make them an example.
lie showed lint the protest OF 1s1a. which he had
The homer 70 drtf, wss not parallel to this deciass-
tets~uul History oflhat paper. He speni consider.
nbsc time on the questions Involved In ue discus.
sto. euch as the right Of pirate Judgment epeci.l
providence, etc. lie said that The ghole movement
Of the LoufdTil1c gentlemen was based On mere
qIf5bles, misrepresentation and Eisetotcmen's and
tuch xloundlcs- rebellion end insulting assault
rpap tic highest court or the church was character
S4%1fs, r$xtr.
1}r. u. eald that tie difference between himself
nrd Dr.. Wilson was that while be fDr: B. at the
outbreak Of the rebellion nj once preached for it,
rrppreseion md the preservation ol ths Union Dr.
n. preached about the same tfne rermon Of 4
| yesy different chasacter. Thus Dr. 3. took ono
road and Dr. W. took quite different one. Dr. o
1e.oiccd in the position Of the church In the de-
clasalion TINT The caa*e OF f.rcdo.a and c1s1Hza
[ ton thaii be maintained.
Under The previous qucs don,. vote Has taken Or
ur. RS resolution insulting In Is ye3s, 1G2 nlyl
end not voting. The question Kill now coma u,
I On the VIM L B1eck!nTidgc paper, that TINS ID
| tended az substitute.
Adjourned.
, 1865-10-18
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Nanch of nIx1oyai Men to be Stricken
from tie RcGtrtry Rolls tn New Or
lcanS-FFotcHt by Gov. Nclls-Eucosir-
a@In. Stale OF Affair. III Texas.
NEw OnLEASs> Oct. 14.-Nr. Wllson, special
areut OF Tho Government TO inquire into tho COZ
diion Of Southern affairs let yesterdag, ,u the af
tcrnoon, after short stay. 1t is understood thai.
In hit opinion. the frecamena Dnrcan Is unncces-
sary- and a useless bnrlen to the Government.
The Provost Marshal has ordered m inspection
Of tho City Registry Of voters, with vfew TO artke
Eton the rolls the names Of certain parties charged
with acts Of ite1oynty antecedcn to the Presidents
amnesty proclamation, Of those who In 1862 regis
tered themselves As enemies OF the United States
This Wonld strike of one.f{ilh Of tho Registered
voters Of the city. Gov. Wells protests against
this interference with the established State law II
the Provost Marshal pe1slstF, Cor. Wells Will apply
10 the President.
The steamer Northern Light has arrived here from
New York.
The True DslEd learns that ex-t2o7etnor Allen has
made application to the President, endorsed by
Governor Wells, for pardon.
The Texas press docs not approve negro sndtage
a. expressed In Rcagan's letter.
General Hood has arrived here en- rotse for Wash.
tngg1on: gH ,,,ou,.u r,,,;a h.,,.s :. ,,o,,,. u,x
The New o1lcan. 7hma: Texas letter saya tha.
TINT State Is attaining It's former prosperity. Grill
authority ia gradually resumtng, post offices opea
lug, and stages running aga1u- Gov, Hamtltop'e
administration l. universally endorsed.
There were scattering fires here yesterday. In
volrtug 4 losa ol *9Q.001.
, 1865-10-18
.FROM NASHVILLE.

Proceedings OF the LeS5.1atnre-.A Bill
ne,u.1atln1 t1le Elective franchise
T,a rru~t +.,rnox-.o,,n
tnc franc coust .Har1'a!-foAtf,onc-
nient ~ the Fres1dcnt-Frotest OF tue
C4turt-1furdrr OF n cFprfan-Saic Of
f:orcn,,,cor x,oc,r.
tc.a.,", NJ as,s,, ~ ~ f-b,r,ro 11,,,.,
lSPeet71 Destaa'co ~ t'e SniS-.o A1Aeans'!
NAsaS1LLE. 0ct- H.
Senatnr Ttumtle to-day offered bill In the SEN
o,e n rcnn,.+c tbe e1cctire franchise Tpr fl1o,y
~ ~ .ko4@.- ~ e's - eS 49,
lns arc it, psov1s1ons: i1sca freeman OF toe age
OF twenty one years and upWatds- Citizen OF the
Cuitea Stntcs, and Of the State, t1s7us rcsIIed
in thc ccrntrv sf~ r,ontIa and taeb alien male
=. ....s 49, - - Ia 49, at1. =. .a.a .,a .r-,t,
t"enfs-one seass oia e'e', aoe 10 1caa ano "111c,
having flcd his intention 10 become citizen and
actually residing IN the Stats one year and the
county tit .pptts, shal1 be entitled to .oe IN all
public clcclIonss With he following limitation:
fTeednen Of African or Indian descent,
1c 10 read and uz.c with the qualification Of Feaf
de1ce as above, and ,vho we're ffce prior to Fbru-
ary, I'D, lcG5, and all coore,l eol3fcTs enlisted In
Iccnessee haylpc the qualifications ~ abore. and
h-tiEe been honorahay Discharged are 1ikewlee en-
tlIlcd 10 vote. Persons who haye been made free
i, he amendment 10 Tue Constitutlon, adopted
February I'D, 1867, having 1bc qualifications Of
a1c md residences Al above also being ahle TO rad
and 1rite ahal be entitled to voto atscr the d day
, 1865-10-18

1nc n,. Ticket In the Charleston DIS.
trIct-Llst Of cu,.::1 ,.::1iaatcs-The Mayor
nlty Tfckef-AdsocaeY OF Northern
Emigration.
NEW YoHk, Oct; 17.--The follo'71ue IS tliet ticket
for fhe Charleston district, 10 be voted for In The
State election wich takea place In South Carotioaa
(to-mnrrow) October 18th: For Governor. Hon.
James /. Orr; fer Lieutenant Gover1ot, Hon "
.. Porter for ssnatots. II. D. Lessre. Henry
Enrst for Representatives, James 3. Campbell,
K .. DurJea, Ben' Lucas. James Sfn1ons, J.
4. Wagner. 3anuei Ltrd, Jr.. John Hanckel. jas.
Conner, Il. ueland, ". 4. Wartllaw, james II.
Ea-on. A. 9. Andrews, 4, J. Gayor. ". 7. Wikol1,
f. MeGratb. F. y. Kiehardson, r: g. Barker,
archibald Cameron. F. Hclchcss, F. J. RoFcher.
The Hon. Charlee Macbeth declined d rtnonina-
ton for Mayor Of Charleston, hut It IL expected
that he nil reconsider hIs action Mt the request Of
number OF ciizens Of all pa1tlee md consent 10
permit bis name to b. used.
ME. WhaIey and Mr. Campbell Of Charleston, and
GOV. Aiken arc epoken Of d candidates for the u.
s. Senaurrtsp.
The Cha1leston Netcs tays all these gentlemen
can take the cath required by Conerrss that they
did not MD the rebellion, If anybody tn the South
ean takeit.
The Char,essou Courier urge, the people Of South
Catol1na to send North anu tnauce rIniSrs1nts to
come there, and advocates general plan Vf South-
en- emigration.
, 1865-10-18
FROM MADISON,

Promotions Of Wl<couslon Oalccr~-.1
Communication from Gen. Sheridan
-UnAoJdicr1Il1c Conduct of n Hattcry-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tzibnne.l
MAplso:7, Oct. It.
The War Department has forwarded to Adit- Gen.
Gaylord Commissions as Colouels By breset for the
following officers: Lieut.. Col. Thomas Reynolds.
1Gth regiment. for sallautsy daring the war Lieut..
Col Holton Richardson, Of the 1th regiment for
conspicuous bravery Throughout the campaign
from the Rnptdan 10 the Fire Forks during 1861
and 1865; Lfent. Col R. II. Spencer, fi,h and for
mc1'y Of the 10Th regiment, for mrsdorioas scr.t-
,ces. eca1ed commission has also tcen received
!, rom Washington for Breyet Brig. Gen Richardson,
indicating further promotion Of that officer.
GOV. Lewis In. received communication hrom
Gen. Sheridan, dated New Orleans, Oct Sd, In
auawer 10 request Of the Governor for the speedy
muster out Of Wisconsin regiments, In which Gen.
Sheridan gives the assurance that all Wisconsin
regiments now The Division Of the Gull, will be
scrtcet will permit and adds, mi belief Is that IL
VIII be but a stort time"
The ktoppage Of the pay and honorable discharges
Of the officers of the 18th DalteTy and a portion Of
The 81 Casa]ry. mentioned In my despatch fer
dayE a1u, Wns tn consequence OF party OF ura5~
+isned Fecrttlta OF 1hs "a CaEa1fy and Hih Battery.
nNder command Of Capt Conkey. bEnakins into :
Etore be1onGing to ". H. Jones. Ut Indlunola knn-
~. and reihsnE Il Of goods, s., 70 the value Of
to prevent It. The oftefs Of the 9Th hattery being
the only ones lmpcateds The CHARGES against tho
officers of the Sd Catalry are Withdrawn and they
will at once receive their discharge md pay.
, 1865-10-18

!. ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17-The eteamtr Brilliant vas
to The Merchants Peoples Line and was owucd by
David White and Il. S. Mepha1, Of st. Louis, srsl
Gibson Co., Of Aurora. Ind. She was valned at
800, ,0o0; frsnted for 80 .S1
jor st. lonis, rom Memphis, viii 3D tons 81
issisM " ana slsly psssenceEs, yas brs7ci At New
's.', -a..d; A'..o"st Il stx oo1aek resictda1 Tic
times spread 50 rapidly that .'.c ms barely time
to run ihe boat a=hoze Ind save the passengers,
many Of whom eseaEcd without clothing. Con.
siderable ba1egage waa' also saye1. The boat aud
cargo arc supposed 10 be insured, The fire Nas
caused By an explosion OF kerosene lamp.
This IL the third steamer Brilliant that hls been
burned On the Mississippi river.
, 1865-10-18

~ Pa11Aprsru,A, Oct il.
1le supplementary thankssasias fese1ee Al tae
church Of 'he Epiphany this evening ras ~ noble
affair. se$esal bishops xcrc present, and Bishop
AIcIy1ine Of Ohio presided. The Others .:cre Lee,
~ Delnwxrc. ucdeN. Assistant Bishop Of Ohio,
ya1c o1 f;ansa.. Eastburu Of Massschn.e,,s, and
Burgess oi Aa1nc. 1he analenee WIS tne lngest'
md ,hs oo9s'on The mot ,u'etssns o' .ns s,o sgo
or tb,ntsc;ynr for ,bexyn,tcns1 T]n,nn. md
tue extinction Of eiasery, sas written md rcad By
Btthop Lee oi Delaware IL was prayer Of pfalde
That will 1nd Its refponse In the hcarta Of loyal
churchIntu everywhere.
Eishop Nc1lvatne made noblc address. followed
by nosace Istnney. H., Bishop Burgess. Of Mans.
proo! Of ahc high patriotic real that possesses
nnny chureAnct. aud that a church1nau nay be
It'll citizca o! The United States
il If worthy OF note that this Church Of thu
EpfphAuy. cch0ins to these loyal sentiments this
Tsnc was driven nine years ago, for loyal senti-
mcute, By Pierce lIutlcr and his crew. The loyal
, 1865-10-18
The Thanksgiving Services n Cold DC.
co>susa-Nes>1oa OF 11ae Convention
Hlr. Nfnnc33n Ikesoiuttons-A Stormy
Scenc-T'l,cy are To3ed Down.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tftbune-]
rH.IADELrniA, Oct II.
The .o-cailed thanksgiving eervice held to-d1y
mast he ret down aa {ailcse, ssnee It pleased No.
t,p1y. The omission Of the national reunion as a
tbc1ne Of dcyout praise vas painful to the more
loyal, and the omission Of the eucharist wns IN
orcuce 10 nany Of the zealoue llsh churchuen.
The church was not flle3 as Ucn as On torue- ser
yices Of the Convention The special psnxes for
the oeeassun, read from manuscript by Bishop
McC1oskcy, Of Michigan, Is understood TO be the
production of Bishop WMtehouke- The service,
alter The recent debates. MES what every would
haye osn ga 70 hsse lsvio tn y.
similar 1n tone to those Of Saturday. hut modified
them, having bsen requested 70 ey IT. Home oi
nee+ IN Answering Tic prayers OF this convention
tnrcc years ago, II New York, in the restoration oi
s9a the I'd a'so q ,a .s
memorial which had nearly the sans tcr1ns.
The e1citcnent WIS Intense. Dr. Slntoa got the
az s5d 1 tns
| At Fo1t Hentf will be remembered, moved not ID
receive the resolutions.
President CEsik. Of kentuc6y, tzue TO hls antece
tempt ai :ag law followed. most disgaccfu] to The
| decorum of The botty+
=. Cor. Fish, Of y. T., and, finally, Washnston
I
and aAes bitter struggle the ga- uas Withdrawn,
but not Nnti had strongly tested the temper and
! standing oF many metatk:Zs OF tue aouse.
f2cy. Dr. Crmnins. Of Chicago, thought hts r:so
| 1n&ioas should not be received. The Chair wss
right. The house must protect ITSELF
Rev. Dr.. ClaFkeon said the resolutions were dl;
fcrent from those Of Saturday which teened to
prorc md instruct tho Bishops. Thes were simply
10 s1nnd ne The expression OF the ho1sc. and he
thppia vote for them.
2he cnx having bcea takcn OF The debate wAsc
citing ii times md etor1ny. Tie result WIS just
what W1s 10 1,e forcaee1. The resolutions were
vuted down. The Protestant Episcopal Church ol
,he limited stales y not willing 70 declare hy hs
unity, becauec already oyesaved b. those " hose
bclFion It darez not rebukc- Honest chn1chrnen'e
checks hinged with shame at the spectacle today
Two PROTESTS we1c sought to be entered the rec
ofds, one By Rev. ur, vinton, s1sned b. tweni,
prominent cereymen md iay1nen sitting the sfewt
| Of Ire radical deputies; the other IRON Rev. d.
kcrtoos. giving par anal explanation OF his Tott
| against Mir. Dfnney's resolutions. Both Ee7t Re
fined ta tic zeal OF e Aoase to get lid Q! the eah
| fetf
, 1865-10-18
THE OIL TOURISTS.

Arrival MT 11eadvif1e-LarGe Dcfc-u.
tton@ from tie Eaxt-A Horseback
Jonrncy-0hIec1 OF the Excursion.
Especial Despstcl 10 the Chicago Tzibnnc.1
MEAus1LLE, Pa, Oct II.
The rai::y ot Wsstcrn tourists, lcadcd By Colonel
Jamcs II. Bowen, that left Chcsso last evcntng for
:se oil regions rached this place without accident
or delay this afternoon and bayc taken quarters at
the Nc11enry House. At Cleyefand they wero Joined
By several gentlemen interested in tue oil bussncs.
and again, Ut Warren, a delegation from Cincinnati
came aboard The train. large delegHsious from
Boston. New York and Phtladelptt. will arrive
here tonight, This excursion ia looked Npon ~
one Of the most Of ths season, and !! The
weather coatinnes hror6a'e, will prove ono Of the
most pleasant
The excursion party will couttnue it, trarclz at
O'CLOCK to.motr6w morning for the famed oil dis
tItcts, and T1l1 be absent until Friday. portion
Of The travelling will have to BE- done On horseback,
md rs there are xcHetal very old gentlemen Ia the
party. considerable sport Is anticipated. Tuls cx-
curslon 4 :ot'cn up for the pnfpose Of a1forlir=
The cuptalsts an opportunity Of Inspecting pes4on-
ally the Pennsylvania oil regions, and VIII ne par
t!e1pa:cd II by about two hundred persons. Major
John l. Wilson, Of Ctnc,nuati Is the protector, and
Ntlf net as conductor
, 1865-10-18
FROM DB MOINES.
Additional Election Ezeturna-Ra a1froad
Contracts and Observation-Disclosures
tlola Of Paper Mill-Court nIntters-
SNOW Storm.

Contracts and observation-disclosures.
tloli Of 4 Paper Mill-Court nIntters-
Snow Storm.
fSpee1al Despa,eh to the Chiearo Tzibunc.}.
uEs MONIES, Oct II.
I Give yon this morning the following additional
nato1itiez fos the Republican ticket: Henry eoun-
1y. 10sO; Delaware, 800; Floyd. 200; Jackson, $50
Linn, 900; Dasfe, lCo; Wu5ne, 100; Jones.
go; Lucas, 1tU; Clarke. 100: Fayctte, SO; Lar
din, go; Marion, 15o majority instesd Of 800 as
leto1c reported; Dccorah, in Wirneshfek county,
sfrcs Republican majority Of 143.
AtFoH 1cascnworth the soldiers east thtrtysix
soics f1r Stone. and two for WIN: H. Benior. At
Fort kea1pey the soldiers gase Stoue stxty-slght
YptcE, and benton thirty
Fifty counties hesrd from gfye Cor. Stone iS.sl9
majority. The remaining counties 10 hear IRON
viii swell biz majority from fSe 10 eight thousand
morc. The general ticket will over7pn tsrcats
thocs.Dd. The Copperhads having speut their
se1eIe going for Bentsn, leaves Stone slightly be-
hind the ticket
Hon. tharlcs Pomeroy bas removed his residence
from Bponcsbcro TO FoH Dodce-
ic contract for grading the first two miles ont oi
Cedar Falls Of the loWn Centrn Railroad, has bsen
awnrded to Meseru. Q. Go!zaan mud AaISty. Ihe
gcnezal impression Is thae the road gill be conu'
tn'lcted to Toledo By tho first Of July neSt.
BONES new paper mill, with nearly all its cou-
tenta wps destroyed hf fire night Loss. thirty
Eve thpusaud dollars. InenEed for eighteen thou
aana. ,,.-,. ,.
meess here to-day, Hon y. +. Mtlsr presidtns
shal IN powc.he1k county, last fall wtl! probably
bsye his ttiaf ut this term.
eljrht Snow FELL at Lewis. Clark county, til:
fuDrrfnr.
, 1865-10-18

soa tor Thanksgiving to the Supreme Ruler Of n
tions NOT only for tie return Of peace to our M
tnr country, but also for the emancipation o. - ~
elsre and The triumphant vtndtcatton Of our Hee
and beuedcient government. -,
ImmedIstely {. ?. Haley. Of Louisytlle, laosea
that tie resolution te laid une3 the table so.e
was taken rira roe bnt the aye. mud rays ~ese -
nearly even that the decision of ths chairman ca.
the motion was carried vas objected TO aaa 13e'1'
ynte yTns tairn. It resulted. ayes IS, nays ~
Uricf remQrEa were made By t~o Ct th1ee MGsa,
befs reesctting the Introduction Of r.
and hoping it would be withdraw Lut INC c.otas9
was finally agreed to referring tno resolution to fbe
hnsfreas c0Umittef.
, 1865-10-18

SAxET HOOK. Oct. 17.-Capt- Primer. Of the
yacht Palmes, makes the following report: "pussed
Cape May light ship at $50 ?. m, on TIE 18Th.
Paieed Sandy Hook l'ght ship IT. y H. on n the ~
tesdes. Beat the Henrietta about ase miles to the
SANDY Hook Light chip"
NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-The second great yacht
race Il the eeasou, between the yaehlA Palmer and
Henrietta, was decided this afternoon, the hitter
vessel being decssed victorious. The yash1s sailed
morning, strong uo7thNestcrly wind blowing at
The lime, and the sea being 50 ro1sh 1t was impos
alblc for guests on the steam lag. 10 board the
Palmer The latter vessel wns slightly ahead at The
start md Icp, the lead CONC tine. Between and
o'clock IN the afternoon Q Slo1eh{ gale carried
away lhe Hcnricttas stay sail, tearing It to atoms,
III si q which aesdent ,ae asht.s IT,. PISSED h,51s
bT liz Absecom light, and at t.aas the same ere
nlng the light ship of Cape Aay was reae1sl, 'he
Henrietta Being ss1 satauses ahead q the Palmer
AT 6:1D On the ensuing morning, barnesate Hight
honse uas reached, and the Henrietta passed the
buoy OF Sandy Hook At Arc minutes lssss q clock
this a..ernoon, about twcntS one minutes alead o1
the connecting vessel.
, 1865-10-18

eaFe,p paieaSa y tae GSptsersis & i
cotton loan has, It eppeats. created much excite
mcnt n Eo:land, and called forth several denals as
to its truth Whatever errors It may Contain tt Ia
p1opcr TO say that The original document from
Whleh the copy was taken, and furnished simul-
15ns9ss to INC american prese Is IN possession
o. luis Gosrsnmcnt, together With many others of
other questions relating to the Confederate proceed
fnGs are obtained toth at home and abroad.
, 1865-10-18

Organization OF tIac Lf*.1slaitfe-ioF-
IEumpitrcys 1nnuZurnted - Extract
from his Inaugural.
Especial Despatch to the ChsrsEo Tdbnne.}
JACKSON, Mis-, Oct. Il
The Legislature assembled Yesterday, and J. L
Gholson was elected Speaker If the House, end J.
u. Simouton President Of the Senate. Hoa. VIM.
L. Shatkcs, late Provisional Governor, addressed
the Legislature, at the request Of both housca and
administered the oath OF o:hee 10 lion. D. q. Hmm
phrryE. Governor elect. Gov. Humphreys, IN hts
fnausuraf, eays:
have always bc1ercd thai no one or marc
States could con*tit1ttonaily sever the ties that
unlie the people OF the screra STATES a one people,
Tho-c advocating the right oi secession could not
h.sc found heitcr node Of solving the question
t1lsu the 1fbfIamtnt OF uor; hui the question Was
thus reh:r1ed and dee1ded aea1nEt Ms. The people
OF Mississippi acknowledge the decision and wish
to return 10 the Tnlon. 1t has been officially r.
ported 1hat people are fuknccre hut II anatneh-
Ing fidelity in war gives evidence Of rahle fidelity
tn peace, II the uuyagtng professions that spring
fftfu priy1ie and public sources fu:nish any EFF.
def,ck OF ruth. 1t il sufficiently demonstrated that
the tope Of The South may b safely trusted, When
fhey nrt,fke more than Willingness 10 return to
tTsfr n]ieetsnce. The State Of Mfssisstppi has H.
readF By her ORE solemn act abolished slavery. II