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THE EUROPEAN REREIS,
f'rrtsfnridsc. a1c1rp and Thompson In
E"tHFc-E1orts to stir up War be-
tss1m The United States aud Europe.

NEw EoHK, Sept. 11.-The 77mes Paris CORES
EondesH, dated August 10th, says for the lat week
in the hglItshlng days Of the Contcdcracy before
iac ial'tpf Eick*bufg. Dseckinridse, Helm md
Jacob 16pmpson hare arrived here, and these uni
tct to II. Slidcl, End host or othe. representa-
ives olipe ConletlcEacy arc holding council there
ard da,httng their afElirs apparently with hjuh
toTc- otthe 'atu1e. The hope OF war between
basil tttts salts sctiou. have heard II said 1ilat
liz rzih. Ut London and Taris lonrnlls, trying 10
ursc "a var sbont Mexico Is only a part OF The
c.les;.l .ehtme among The rebes anil theTr fticuda
2troa 4 give the Cor fedeEacy another chance for
lie. lx:s the Las ditch IL to be Mexico, and The
.!i:-.ts thereof live Ia london and Paris. With
Dr. Euin ou the Rio Gsardc+ and 70 powerful a
there he INV chance for s,rling mp war about Mex
s:c, II vii be done: Let tho Government aud peo.
ph ol t-4 United States look well to this matler,
Tor Il Z IDt without lMpartance.l
, 1865-09-12
FROM MADISON.

Regiments Mustered Out-Thc Sth Tfen-
11nent Sending for their Eagle.
fSpeetnl Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
x MAD1soS, Sept. H..
Dispatches received at The Executive Office an.
nounee that The eth regiment 5o5 strong, were
mustered out Of service md left New Orleans on
the sth Of September for Milwaukee, and tic eslh
regiment, Sc strong, werc mustered out and LETT
the same place for Milwaukee on the 11th ult. The
9c1d md staf officers, and companies 4, D, c, D,
AID E, OF the Sd caya1ry. were mustered out at
Leasenworth to-tlay and left for this city.
The Governor has received d despatch from tho
sth regiment from Corinth, requesting: .sOld Ae -
the eagle Of TINT regiment, to be sent 10 Chicago To-
day to- meet The regiment, which indicates tbat the
6lh Nfli Irach here tomorrow.
Xeathfr Uaryu and n1eas,nt fo=dar
, 1865-09-12

adFAEAi OF fSpcffn from the SonfA-1c0
DnEfs' Treasure In WosllinSton-Cor-
rrctfnn.
wAs1,xc7os, Sept 11.-ce2t ). D. Jones, Of
The 18th United States Infantry. arrived hc1c to-day
fron Augusta. Ca. hy way Of New York, bringing
lion, with small aaonnt ol COLI, Of ihc aggregate
yo!ue Of perhaps sSoa Dc1, This wealth wns rrcov-
cred By the Treasury Agent, mud l. said TO be part
has delivered the money 10 the Treasury ot TIC
United Stntcs.
The telcgraphfc statement from Sc.; York, under
date Of the 10Th inst, that Mr. Cutlcs has been ao-
pointed Treasury Agent nj New Orleans, rice FIai,-
de1t. removed, II Incorrect. Mr.. Cniier was placed
temporarily in char:.e Of the StAte Of Texaa md
portion Of Mr. Flanders agency. but his operation
ire now confined to the sontheEn bali or Texas,
and Mr. Flanders resumes charge Of the entire ter
rsoty comprising the third special treasury asencs.
Receiver Of the Land Office at s;nnta Fe, New Mex-
leo. vice Collins, removed, and he ts n1sin drsis-
mated depository, previously appointed BY seGe-
tarv fhSEe
, 1865-09-12
FROM CINCINNATI.

Arrest Of tho State Treasurer OF Ohio
The European Capitalt&tH.
Isreclal Despatch to the Chicago THbuue-1
C1Sc1xNA71, Sept II.
Dr.. G. TolEcy Dorsey, State Treasurer Of Ohio,
was today placed under arrest by order Of Cor.
Anderson. The grounds Of the arrcst arc the
chnrgcs made In the latc Official report OF The COL
dillon Of The Treasury, viz: the improper use Of the
funts Of the Yrearury, By which he derived p7ott
from them, though without cndangcrtns their
Fafeiy.
the distinguished European capitalists whose aHi-
yal in this country for the purpose Of looking aftcr
tleir rnsnad interests and other matters has been
noted nro expected to reach this city In thc
morning, ifthc Atlantic 4 Great Western tsuin IL
nof more than ten heurs behind Tina
, 1865-09-12
AN IMPORTANT INTERVIEW,

The President waited on bT n f.ar~e
Delegation OF south -Esa..a.-;.-
uent.
WAsIi1yGrox, Sept. ia delegation Of South-
eEner~, representing Georgia Alahsma, Nissfhsip-
rrtoherinc fity or tixty ncrruns called uoon The
Prsfdents "f~N 49,
hon, Il, Il. Msrklsnd. Of ylrcinIa. addressed hin,
% o. 6ssslf & ths sis,;eis, ss$tns i seeaas e
q r., s1d th,r eonaaenss In his
{t.beet nTtnciple. Of wisdom and matrre sixtcs-
ElSnshfn ConfIde,t fhat his nn}frv xyontd 10 as-
1,.-:;s srstafned b. the entIre sonih snd 4t,st a
..ofiGn IN lie T;inm nnd 49, 5ns1trnt;nns ,roia
ss aeractnr,s III .s3, .,ni,t;cai .,,J
orte !, 49, ;hnfr ,r,otc o-ar ch""rn1i~ ~ a.
e1ti ~ a,1 ,3 ,'i his - X
s'cSn ,n . Ind EHb, y IL w VII a.
toI t5,s1 aclE;,t n'o 11 ~ oeA1aho 'an q
H. ~ WcEs,ssnJ e1,ho-,,ca thc< ,,s,x rorr,,a.
Ing vi ,hsaSs 10 ths flssnt fsf 4: psl!sn; a.
s,s Io p Wh.iaqr III 70 ins az e.
s;d - ~. ~ ,sa b u Se
c9,e Snn,h h.. III ss edn ~ y. ttG
,1 ,,sa ~ tIo H. ho.;e II fhs ,rin, ~ ~ s:.t
rEr1x Or TIE lnEs1nE1.
Thc presfdep} IN yc,,r c,c,essnd .r,n;ae At nae.x
.nf, "a 1ar1,e nurn3sr n ccpt1eTo. s., ff,e smith
lie Isd no idea 60 ,,any ncrsSns tFonIi ali man
IL cnn15 ~. rs,s,.,s,I ts.,.,as.. s un1a.snt
r. e4n~ e4n.s.o - ~ 49, -n.sHst,. ~ ~
~ ths 10, '"s 1e1!un IN t.s,a,.; tea.
,,,,r,.s ~ ~ .,IaI.a aIa ~ ,.S ,!, ...,ia IL
-tc ~ - II. ess.1e., ,.esar tho ~ ,,as M .ai
Ind his snnfhern brettreu 10 remain in ths tic
ir}n1 a,,a 3sta ~ r,1, en1 iar tict- en .t,n,;nn
sl nrbtsa lie fcit It waS t3eir owl taSeiv and pr
te-tto-. ir tnd alwnv. te..n I'm te rrsr,~nf1iry
believed they could have been preserved il tic
I.nio n tht tes1c hAd 1eu 1psha IN the fn-,.rn IN
, 1865-09-12

Action OF the Grand 3ury-Isseisc IN.
dtctncntr Presented against Edward
H. Kctclinni. -,
[From the N. !. Times, eth.]
AIorethan three full weeks hare e!apsca
since tfc solid men Of Wall street were thrown
into n sate Of intense excitement By the dts,
closum of Inc extensive 1orserles Which haa
Eccn nrpelrated By the junior member o.
ono oi our wealthiest banking housesItaas o.
Morris Eetc1um g. SOU. As it gcnerally nap
nens IN sucl cases, the excitement reached y
@climnI @ md had hesun to dccllnc before tne
f,ris of lie case were Ect furtf II e2tcnso
md even prior to The discovery and apprehSaa- a
sson Of lhe guilty party, the hetehum goaa- sosa
check operations were only mentaoneQ o:cel,
s;Cnaly. Yet thing Of such magnitude, ants
somewhat novel in ITSELF is not cot1rely ct:seo
from Tie memory IN so short sEace Q. time
Mnny persons have been waiting patiently,
and almost Silently, to see how that matter
VI nd terminate, mud whether tic psiscaei
would cyer be arrnisued for his wrong doing
wIilt othera have Been tEeosizing as to til:
ultinatum, and Hore ready to stake largt
eums on their owhconjcctures. The opialcr!
Uhict have bccn czcge.sscd have been as verf
nus 9, tEcy wcIe na1Acrous, and have rangct
tA1orgh Ill degrees Of 1upro5abflity.
lie grand jury swost. on Tuesday Ind no
| made tLeir appearance in the courtroom VI
| tu yesterday Afternoon, when. after answerin
, 1865-09-12

more especially thosc organs which devote their
whole attention to our interests, and Which Is our
principal medium in Speaking and reasoning with
our powers.
And finally, unfnrlfny ous banner apd trusting
to Power higher than money, higher than monup-
oily, higher than the mean cnpidifJ Of our would.
be oppseesosss Se commit onr cause to your keep.
wd will show poscfity that our labor has not ben
IN vain.
Which vas unanimously adopted
, 1865-09-12
TIE MAINE ELECTION,
The Republican Governor Xkc-elec1

Tic Republican Governor Reelected
by E,0OO Majority
PORTLAND, Sept 1l.-0ur State election is pro:
c+,eding very quietly Today. md snAl vote will
le tlrosn. The Indication Of The result cannot bo
given before evening.
SECOND DESPATCH,
Fer. nsy-threc towns eive coney 1876; Howard
a,313: against Inst yea1-Coney. aa,5l6; Howard
1a,Ss9
THIRD DESPATCH.
rou1LASD, Me-, Sept. 11.-Tbe State election
took plsoc 10 day and parsed Oh very quietly. Up
10 ti. horf u1) very few returns have como IN
hui ,hcy i:dicalc tllat the State vote viii probably
not czceed U asntnst IL 90 last 5ear. and TINT
The Republican ma}oritiea will be about $50
nGnnst III. .000 last year. The Official vote ol Port
!und foots up for Governor: Coney. lRep.} I'LL
i4oMaf tDcm.} so8: Last year Portland gave ConcJ
s,sG9 md 1ioNatd .s9d. Republic1n majority thil
yer 3s., h..inst sS las! 5caI with fal11: oil II
Lie H.1 .tcirlfc YHlH nf
, 1865-09-12
r1,e & Sou,h Corolly,u E,crtIo,,.

NfuYonE, Sept. 11.-Iate adsiees from South
Cs1oRa ti2te that the election Of delegates to The
State constitutional Assembly passed oil quietly
On 1uttdar. Only alout q qua. Of the names on
tac rnon Ticket arc elected. The majority arr Con-
e-r,nltses. Wn1e Hampton and ecvFiaf officers Of
tte lite Confederate ar7ny have been returned BY
l-:c nn,crilire.
, 1865-09-12

/. NEW YonK, Sept. 1.-THE T,4bues Washing
ton sufcial says there scvcr1l hundred pardon
.eekers lh1onEing the Presidential mansion all day
Saturday. The city Il filled With those Of ths
twenty thousand d0iar stamp. and the daily arri-
ssis afc f.rea1lY IN gxcess Of tic departures.
, 1865-09-12
Frnna Arizona

Mn YqEK, Sept, 1t.-Late letters from Arizona
septtfent ,tni territory In an improved condition
Gov. Goodwin and Zen. Mason Weln vigorously
crganis1ns cirii and military expeditions against
lie EpaeEea.
New mineral discoveries have been r,ade In the
y:rtnltY nf ltr Hfntf. -. -
, 1865-09-12

nAI11uonr. Sept. 11.-Richmond papers thIa
morning announce the arrival of Secretary Seward.
In response to welcome, Mr.. Seward said that the
PRESIDENT bad spoken feolfngly OF the condition Of
Virginia, and tic Southern Statcs generally and as
turgd tletn that they would find him m e11acst
friend II they only cau1e up to his rrqnircments.
, 1865-09-12

DcRIHeroS. IT., Sept. 1.-THE vacancy ocea.
recently frpoIntcd' Consul TO Nice, AZ Associate
Justice OF fhe Supscue Court Of this State, has
been filed by Governor Smith By the appointment
Of lion IlHulan X. Dca1tbleg Of st. Albans.
, 1865-09-12

NEW YoaE, Sept. 1.-the New York TdbMs's
Washiug.on special enys: ."The Postmaster Geu-
ell IL preparing large number Of proposald 10,
carrying The mafls throughout the South, and
when these contracts arc closed, post ollcTs will
lie rc-cpened In mcst OF the towns and rIti:s.
, 1865-09-12

ai tGseta UT III Europe. ana lhc o1hsts 1a4112'>
trial Il was believed By the council oF lhc defence
that addfoual witnesses were ueeesgary Il Was only
q % md n whe4a shcy eoas e se
found and aiso what they expect to proYe by them.
Ho asked that there be no delay, and ID nnne:es-
government uas trying TO do what vas iatr. Wit
nc.ses IN The South could be secured by Telegraph.
tns to the nearest military postH. On Saturday he
eIiePgnsed i!P forty witnesses for he de!cnoe, md
mailing A. fast as the counsel had 1i1rnislvd him
with the names ofthe Witnesses he had issuc s,,s-
ptenaes. He did not knosf whaamosc the Govern
Az: Baker eaid It might be we'll in reply to the
suggestion of The Judge Advocatc to cali attention.
,ae 1aft e. lhat many Witnesses who had bgen sub
INC part oi The Government, and sometimes wit.
nesses complained that improper language had bccn
cntion e hardly BELIEVED lie Jsiee e I'd I'd
would attempt 10 use the Influence OF The 0oycrn.
neht 70 tighten or press ont Of oF witnesses uny-
M af' IN Ine and H. h. oaa not saae
itas circumstances: Many Of them feel It necessary
70 say and 60 what they can to lcasc favorable
f eadsh o. good eens 70 she aore9n &
ment- Witnesses had remarkedI to him when
be asked than how ;, they would testify.
% ses saERsss II % s5E H. sF sa5nE 5
officers Of the government, would account for ths
ut4EAsE WILING as Inc bHuGrp .aUf0tat9
eaids to testify for the prosecution. Mr. Raksr; in
contlnuance, remarked that the absence of The
Witnesses fnie1fed to neceasitated tla preacnca OF
o, o.nsIs 60 nil their p1ace With regard 10 the
y ssaSsenon, sGen,, o1 Inc Judge Advocate that
be- pronose5 to se nst,rc aa ha osa5 aaaMs Of what
SoGau @ no. 90 20 ior Want ot time. The Court tyould
Hs - rnrSt o1 a2 eaap!e nm g 90 So
...n o!see % denoesns WIN c1osea dooss,
": Ihat ne de1cndant ehoula present to the
tonlt ainaasais 70 tae names o. tne several VT
neskes, thclr places Of residence and reaequab!e
grounds that they can be fouud and secondly, TO
tae taen ne aecepfs and believes be can prove By
tic matesiatitv Of the evidence and order the Wit
nestes accordingly.
Mr.. Baker eaid the Court understood ftom his
rcmarss hat with ali the time he connsei eonI5 5
give to his subject they could not ufth tbeIr ntier
dcticx, now dfay; IN separate atfidnyita. He wsR
Wiil!nr howerer to co nnyfhinw IN ii. ,oss,- :"
rive lie prisoner mir deience End 1ns, t nv ~
cessity. after tie prosocution Ta close1 Ak 1nr
few days IN orIlcr Ia nttenf tn whit .he on.t ~ =.
rnirsi ever, n hs lad r. srnri- i,r ~ t. -
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action OF the Grand Jury-Tsseiyc In.
t3tctrrcntr Presented against EusHafd
II. KefcIanUa..
, 1865-09-12
Western Indian !a1atrx-Trcaay with
The Gtah 1udtank-Part1on*-Th Post
Office Dcpartment-4An officer Pun

the Gtaf Iudtank-Parl1onx-T Post
0n1ee Dcpartment-An officer Pun
f%llcd.
New YonE, Sept. 11.-The Htyalds Washington
epeah ssys: "?ohn A. Burbank, Indian agent In
1ndian Rtfalrs In that Territory.
The COMMISSIONS Of Indian AGairs has Just
FcsclEed from Superintendent II. IEieh, Of Csah,
treaty With tle Indians Of that Tcitczy, the effect
81 which, II rati6cd will be placc most satts-
ftetov haEis the relations Of the Government with
hecr placed on fhc IN the Indfan Durcan, and will
be unlimited for ratification 10 the Senate at its ap
The Scw Yo:S 77r,.,. Va shtur,on s,er,o, h,e
the following: In the Fourth Auditors depart
Enent. during the month oi August 3's naval &c
counts wcro settled. The nEtgregatc amount Of
fttysix Thousand ono hundred and eighteen dollars
md seventy three cents.
,*4By order from the Secretary Of fWs, the Sd pro-
hea.y artillery, 1T Conneeticns heavy artillery and
I'd Massachusetts, heavy nrtillery are 10 be {mne-
d,aiely mustered ont. These troops are ordered 10
receive their ray md nnai discharge. ' "N'
Since our lust report, The President has rranted
gardone to he following named pcsrons, citizens Of
Tt1as: ]. II, Iutchfns. Jro. Lcaby. tieor.r Bate
T. II. Ncalahon: Allen lenls, Jno, Woolslon, ]. VI.
Brown. and u r Mott
"Ihs 1us. oa;ec Depalt1non. !. H. seeslh Of quite
bui st1u larger nambcr very coolly WRIT to lhe
ue1,a1t1ncnt, asking for payment Of baarccs due
them Tor postal service rendered tho Called Staics
up TO the period Of the Rebellion
-conere*epsn william b Bishop has been
here the past Wegk cDdeaynriny to secure tho fc-
Ieass OF the rebel Secretary Aallozy."
- 1hEec millions eight hundred thousand acres
cf land were enterl for settlement under the Home
stead net. al the land oa:ce IN Lacrosse WIS. tiu-
ring the month or August.
The Naval School will reopen at Annapolis,
nd, during the pr:scat monih. It Is now beng
removed from Newport, II. I.
:. Brig. Gen. nIlson has been transferred from
the command in Tennessee to tho Fredmcn's BIZ
tcnu IN Georgia."
, 1865-09-12

BA11,ronr, Sept. LION Saturday night . t5e
o. and Dasan aaaed
1onts to lie yaiuo Of nearly e1o0 twas mostly
jrsNEtI.
, 1865-09-12

0nAw., 111., Sept. 1l.-1t j. expected that The
:Tri,rcS Of The Supreme Court Will Meel hefe IN
.fr"rer m The 18th Of this month, for the pur.
'HIn ~ Itrnar1ug opinions and deciding causes
aas's.n a'se ur;;tcr aJyisement ut the Last term.
, 1865-09-12
The Public Printiu. Establishments
preHs OF 1F0Fl<-The Political Cam.
pafcn-Eathcri1y of the Elans-yrho
arc nj HToAhfuUf0D.

1Ne AdbliC Ff1nl1DT E&tA61lsH M c1at-
Press OF W0rl<-The Political Cams
paf.71-Eatherin:, OF thc EIans-IFho
arc nj Warrington.
Nav Yonk, Sept .11.-The Tiaes, special says
the new presses In the public printing establish
nst1i lave nearly all been put in running order,
and psess work On public documente etc, will be
resumed this week. There Is IN Immense amount
Of this class OF work to do. Mr. Defrecs, Supesn-
tendent Of the public printing establishment, Is
overwhelmed with applications from compositors
who desire positions in his gitt, hut AZ ncasly all
the composition has been furnished, and very little
more will be reqnircd uutll the meeting Of Com
g1ess in December, no further hep will be required
until that mcuth In TINT department.
The NoT!as special says q number OF prominent
cro Represented by Scnalors Fcsecnlen and Nor
III OF Maine, and Wilson, Of Massachusetts,: Gen.
Butler was here On Munday to takc part Thurlow
Weed aud Cor. Fcnton w'Etc with Secretary Sew
ard during the morning, but do not seem disposed
10 60 into ac.ire caucus With Wilson j. Co. The
De1nocfaiic platform at ALBANY, coupled with The
action Of tho Minnesota Republican Convention, in
voting down resolutions endorsing President JOHN.
eon, nIe curees which trouble both Radicals and
Conservative Republicans DOW hac- The Eladlcals,
Senator Wilson viii on the arst day Of the session
Of Couk1e-s introduce bill for gfrlns The e1cc-
tive franchise 10 The negroes Of this District,
witch viii br7ns the negro suffrage question 10 an
e1fly test.
, 1865-09-12

The Great Indian Council = Fridays
! Proceedings.


Especial Despatch to the Chicnso Tribune.
FonT SMITH. ARE, Sept. g.
The Indian Council held two sessions today.
The address Of Judge Cooley, Commissioner Of In
dim Affairs, uns copcsliator5 md seemed to give
E1eat satisfaction to the Indians. None but loyal
delegates arc present ms yet. Eighteen hundred
rebel Indians ure expected Monday. The various
i1bes stated through their orators that they had no
propoeitions 10 make, and had authority to act.
They expected to meet their Northern brethren in
council. They were pleased to meet the conmis-
sonerr. End hoped their rights would be protected
They wiehcd TO hear further from the government.
Four SMITH. Ark Sept. s.-Jndgc Cooley read
IN address 70 the Indians in council to-day, which
wss responded to By The cncrokecs, to the effect
Tint they Ind no power to treat, but would refer
nny proposition the Gavcrnmcnt wpuld make TO
their National Council Reepanscs ffom other
iTi6es, Of similar character, were made The In
dianH noE here Ir1rcaeut minority uf those ex-
pected bIt nlote who went With the South will be
netc N cay Or iwo, when It ts expected amicahle
Arrangements will be naade bctUccu Themselves as
well u the Government Definite plans will bu
NIlf lE dc1Darded.
, 1865-09-12
loJa tribes oze here, but Others arc expected soon


FonT sh11u, Sept. 11.-The replies made today
b5 the delegations present to ths propositions pr
eented them on Saturday. all Fpeak fasosab}y Of the
renew friendly relations with it. Many OF them
nromee their aid In bringing the hostile Indians on
!he plains 10 terms. A messenger arrived to-day
held By Chcrokees and Chuctaws,. stating that
their delegates will arrive Friday,
, 1865-09-12
Chicago Qribur1e.


rasI week, were thirteen million dollsfr
Gen Crook assumed command of Nilm{nr.
ion, n. C.. yioe Cen kroes nm N, ~, inst
The vachts I3rrr;e4to and I,,ot N,,,r a NJ ,a
yesterday morning. from s.ndy uoor m thatr
pcctn racc TO Eapc Nav crd ,act,
kalamazoo. Mich. 1,as voted hv s1t tn 81
to subscribe s1fl nm IN ,,e cram R.rsda 1nd,,n.
Railroad
CT Morv5, ,e r1o-5a, Wv ora,roa ~,
s1ectio, a. ar,.,.,... ~ ~. coa.,,tn+;a.., -.
ycntlnn, In .e ,,r,a m ,bc 1e1, ~ n-ohcr
f;cn. S,,c+,,er hoe aaan,,e,r dator-,t.oa. j.,
,n.rc - 1,rt< III. hr,,s ..a 49, -. .s.N., ~
n NV ~ p.sae's'i
-.as,. 1'a. 49,, .s,,eas 1.t..' M ~"
..,h.s -, T,.t - 49,. "..A lne anuena
nent neacr. f>7' '-'1'
The Afo,y,r 4, nh1o railroad r,. ..
4,,ovo,,r,, t. .,,,,,r, ,o,,x.t,. s "fsuso
.s.ss...s ~ 49,. -: 'Is@tpaS' ana s1cam-
,.a,. se-.> 49, Iu.s e""tncaeea running
~ ~ - T. a.e soonae.:
1ue 9t"o ACaeuef VI oiho nas been placed
u'4'n Al'e@@ ~ nos. AnodEso1! Tor Using funds In
~ 1'e1sas ~ nlk OWL aasaftasc, although moi
tac 'o'aheaa1 condition 0! Tic Iro isus5.
1acAson correspondent OF the New
Orleans 1tes sa!s It l. snmorrd that e'en. Slocum
+ n'oat to ressgn, oine to the Presidents endose-
ncnt oi Gov. shnrkey,s action In calling out and
atm3ng Tic Mississippi troops.
The elcction In Mainc yesterday resulted In
the triumph Of thc Republican ticket by about
1s0n majority. Gov. coneys majority Last year
"as ts@o. nas INC en'lfe sotc tnfs year Wall show
1a1nne on o. abon1 3',VUV-.
Inc ffcslocnt yesterday held an interview
with delecnlons rom all Of tlc principal Southern
States. nj which addresses were made by the dele.
CATIONS. These addresses cnn thc rrp!y Q: Tic
President wifi he lound In our dispatches. ..
a ser1atim report Of Gov Stones sprcch
-. xy.&..1.. MI. W., x-t1f
, 1865-09-12
The Political Fteld-ThnrlosE Weed
ThreAtcnlng-The Radical mud Con-
seryn1lyc 0ut-Iook-Nesy Fork Poll.
Tics.

-
EEw YoRK, Sept. 11.-Thc Co1,merlars Wash
fn-ton epecal eaya the leading politicians or The
Republican party have gathered In. this city. to
constdcr their policy IL the fall elections and In
wide and excftet nnsry controversy. Thurlow
Weed ts rlayine apsuminent part Nc has warned
thc Radicals that they will be displaced from power
Il Is doubtful whether the conflicting elements
can be hatnonizcd.
Senator Wilson On behalf ofthe New ENGLAND
Ills p1ln Is to rely on the par4y majority in Con-
ETesE to resist the admission OF the Southern
states, end virtually appeal 10 the people against
President Johnson's policy.
The conservative Republicans propose to mee.
The difficulty IN the New York Democratic nomina-
items by nominating Generals Slocun and Patrick
Hna tncirs Robinson.
The leading New York Republican. hare had
numerous intersieTs with Secretary Seward, with
cale Ease becn reinforced BIZ Gen. Eutier. and a
lively time IL expected.
, 1865-09-12

HrcckInrld@e IN Quebcc.
o1prc, Sept. 11.-John g Bfee.inTiage httlsea
t.1,. this morning per the Hibc!nia- &c proceeds
IL Nnnttral th!s afternoon By RAIL-
, 1865-09-12

The Ocean Race
NEW YorK, Sept 1.-THE yachts nGnIlet9 Saa
Firctxine etatfvt on their occan r1ce t11S morning.
, 1865-09-12
NdpTTT!E-


NEW YORK FIRE BRICK
~ MANrEACToEF and Staten Island Ga; Eetoss
WofkE-Estahl!shed 1Sl5-H. kTc!!chcr, pfoaretor
New York -Softhwcstern Agency, De:roit. such,
Comee 9nd 4spot 32 AtEateG ~ street, and % DOCK.
and ttzes used Iakcs' Oven Tiles, Carl,on.burncrs
raw asd ground FtrS Clay ka3lln e sfort.r {ntxed
Agency and respectfully solcIeti. Contracts made
with Eas con,nanes and for special Misunderstanding Is
aspec;a low cargo freight rate only added Send fr
F;iGe ttsta: Also, sole Nanufasturets' Ascncy tor
Smelling FnInaee." Gas Eshauster and Gagpeasa-
ADRIAN sTECkEf, Agent, Drawer 81, Detroit 70.
, 1865-09-12

FLAX.-Parties in the Northwest
Of Rostcd Lax Straw FfAE Tow, ara reauesiel to
cnMn rnicatc with the Enlon Flax Mills Company,
Luke street., Chtcogu stanng quantity a1d Quail.
ty OF the Flax. 6. A. CLEMENS.
nt3Gtp General SuperIptendrnt
, 1865-09-12
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Instruction IN Piano, Organ, Singing. Harmony, yo.
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