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Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Triaune.1
DE1RoI7, Aug. IS.
TIE protest CT Capt. Wilson, Of The Meteor,
VIII ttaetcues 10 u !1e Gieastet' hss oeen mas
out The 'o1leWi@g Is the ttssenent Of tbs drst
pate. lie cane On watch about halt psst sx
O'clock. ?. m OF soa@ cay, aaa 1onaa mo heteof
s1eessns no.'n ~ sssstso s. Ia, wy ua'
~ Ene mane 4uonteI nay nEnL, mut.a wss ~
suou' o.n ~ ..s tow ,.,s ~ ass W
,h.. .,r<sa - ~ -, shon, . an,,,s.'n,,, s1oh. ~
asa.o.p ,ass l.ah, s,ar, 80 ~ ..a ssn ~
h,1f mint, nfr her s,srbnsre how. and shortly
.,tcr NV y prten ,ight an the same ve,sei.
1bs Mst.or I'M s,ood her cnnrse'
shox4rc hrr Whtta sna green 1,chts
to eeid 7esse1. whn.e vbf.e and orern 1ieh,. 1eys
sesn ,s sfore,a,n min ,he ,raa hartv ahre.,t IT
htr. which ve4.el Afterwards ptoYcd to be tho
etssun propeller rewan4c, Of Detroit, White
watching the PevabIc, hhe suddenly shut in her
green light and AhoTed her red 1eht. The coarse
Of the Meteor wns not changed from tho time Of
the eaa1Re ~. x,ote1s'o, ~aeo eoc sae 4naaost
Ply nsa', u"'1a ,A' tmo "aen oo 9"~ao'e
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HARRISBURG.
National Teachers Association,

HARRISBURG, Aug. 1s.-The E1t1ona. Teachers
Association rcazsezaSlcu thie morning. Tho fol-
loving officers were elected for the ensuing yeas
pretfdtnt. j. Il. H,ekerthall, Of Lancaster, Pa. ;
Wee Pictidt mis-, Richard Elwarhs, Normal, Iii. :
7. y, ya!eht1xe, Brooklyn, n. T.; y. F. Phelps,
Ninons, Mlur.; John 8. Hat, Trenton. N. !. +:
D. W. Frank Wells, Iowa CltJ, Iowa; 4. ].
Kickoff. Cincinnati; e. 8. Pcnuel. ST. Louis; G.
", Nsef, Indianapolis; !. ". Buckley, Brock
jsn; D: B. Hseer, Salem, Msss. J. n. Gregory,
Ka,srszeo, Mich. s. $. Greene, PEovI5cnte, r.
I. Secretary. &. ". White, cblesgo. Treasurer,
s. +. B,tes.
The committee appointed at the Lat annual
session 10 consider the osxego system Of object
teaching, submitted b lenR;hy report commenting
the plan.
HARR1knURo, Pa, Aug. 18.-The National
Teachers Association this alsetnoon waa devotad
to dttcutaion Of the OaWeeo system Of object
seaehItg, residing Of papa, pseposlng Nj
tlonal Bureau Of Education BY Prof. Kickoff, d
Cincinnati; md lecture Oh education as an elc
tntnt Of The 1econltructicu Of the Union, by Prof
Wleketsham.
The erering session opened with discusstor
On resolution proposed BY Prot. Hs.t, Of N. J..
Ee1stlTe t. the eetablfshment Of National Duresr
of Education, which, after amendments, wert
adopted. Short addresses were 10aje by dIaa1en
delegates, and the ASSOCIATION passed se.o,uAo1
Of thsnks 10 the railroad companies, &c.
sud after few remark {Eou Gov. Curtin
adjourned tiAs die. The selection OF placs
for the ncxtsnpual eeeelon oI tue Association IL let
10 The Board Of Counsellora. Alter nna1 adjourn
nrnt the delegates proceeded In body 10 Ii.
State Capitol Hote1 md pa,took Of a snnptnou
barquet provided t7 the citizens ii Harrisburg
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CALIFORNIA.
xs~titIon for a War Stcamer-A Ncr
kanN-The Pirate Ah~nxhd0Rh-
T1 17,n eH 10 the " sling Fleet.

iEAE FnAEcHeo. July IL
The1e being 10 cdllcje1t Government ~n ves-
gels nearer this port thtu Acapulco tie raer-
chartz arc calculating petition to The navy yard
Conumsrdcr, stkang him 10 telegraph TO Washing
ton for permission to charter the American
steamer Colorado. md despatch her tured31!ely
In prttun Of the sbeusudoah.
The London and san Ftaucleco Bunk, limited 10
capital Of F3, ,000,o ,o0o, L. announced, under the
management Of ex 6euator Latham.
SAN FRAxc1sco, July e2.-Tho 1lteat accounts
frrm the SheEapdo2h arc up to the afternoon OF
the 23rd nf June, when the Wss near CApe Thad"
deus, ftetflng northwest toward whe1c dect Of
haxty whf]ers vas p.eVlous1y known to be-
Csptatn Nye hkd left the baIque Milo, during tho
day, in email bnat. for the purpose Of warning
The deet Of The danger. abs Milo Also epote
French uhAlcr, which immediately put aEsy
toward the neet, hiv1rg Considerable start 13 the
EhGn andoAh.
While The shlnahdo&h WEE At Ascension Jslend
durlrgtApEil, chi. burned the New London b1rqut
Pearl, and the New Bedford ship Fanny Hect,t,
betides ssn Francisco Hawaiian whaler. She
next burned the New Bedford barqut Ahagtll, 10
Dkhdak Sea then the Tbompeon, In KamskatkR
Bea; thin several New Bedford whalerE, ~ re-
ported yesterday, in the AdIs Sea. There fhe
autEea June 3f1h. lswas te4red un1ees The Frcnth
>ablps an9~an open whale boa.- could eueceet
IN wxrntnS the deet, all would re captured, ~
4he Shsusu1o3b knrw exactly whcre to ind them
s,hev were horertnk among The southern edges o.
~ fo1ds, f1axtnf closer together the ice diff
II towa,d Beh1tpg stfaltf, through which They
,rr-e seeking . psesage to the Arctic ~ soon -
the tee permitted.
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earthquake were .ensisii ftit aoont rine o'elocE
ibis morning at Memphis, Iagrau7e, Holly
Bprinee. Oxford and Gseuada. At Meupht, this
shock Was severe enough to c4n:c people - run
IL ths MssEl.stppi State cacscznon, the con.tl-
tuttonal Committee report that such eh7ncc be
t1arefy Or iuvolort1ry serVitu1e, except By leEsl
authority for crime, ard striking out all portions
II 1he cd Cotst!tntlon relating "a slavery. Ar
I'D 1,acce was a,eo presented providing for The
e.ect1un OF Cungrestmen, Governor, Legislature
apd olher 6:ate cfRcele, On the 11:t Monday Of
Oc!obcf, to serve two ve1fs JUDICIAL and m!niste.
@,al officers to held Office during tho remainder Of
tarto an .d,nance, fatlt}iIg all tho acts Of tho
?. H. 'hs g 90 H. tsssoi 81
tsa aa' 6nittd 5na Rat sses T. Both
we're eoncurred IN.
special 70 he New Orleans TINES fsys IN orti.
ntnce Wal reported, rat3fYing a, judlcltl courts,
ma1r1sges, Judgments. dec1cts, contracts, deedt,
Indictments, and Stste laws. passed during The
var. Also, an otdintnee prohibiting the LeE1sl1-
lure f1en passing sng l.w lmpos!ng any civil d,s-
zen engaged IN the late war With the Uni1cd
States for his political opinions occsstocea there.
n. Both were parsed to nrst reaalpg.
4 memorial fsquest'ng the President rot 10
ga1rifcn the State with negro troops vas referred
10 Gen. oaterhaus, commanding. a memorial
hsif Of JED. Davis ana Gov. Cls1k.
Cptton II deeli1fpE In New 01lsaus. 1,130 halee
sold at &C. The wcet't sa'es were 4 ,9o3 bales
recelnts, q, ,foo~ Stock on hand. G., ,Cou bales.
Frttchts unchanged. Ice eca1ce. and is ce1ti
per pouLd. The s1ock Is exhausted.
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Gl)ifa9o Qribnmf.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1866.
THE NEWk.

THE NEWS.
Gold cloEcd in New York at 1884,:
4 private despatch from the snrcrinteaaeht
Of the Pacific telegraph, says the prospects o
Teopeuing the line immediately, &C dss.nai.
The lndlans stn1 irfest the route, anu 20
mail stages can 60 through for long ol9-
4ance The Indians arc too troublesome.
The magnificent reception to Gen. Grant,
at Galens. and a1l along The route between l
here and .hat city, was worths tho OCCASION
.rh,rh cst1cd It forth. An Incident OCCURRED
at FIc1,. which seems TO be repetition Of
7tra 1ne en- several occasions. during Gen..
Gurt,s recent voyage from Washington to
Name. through Canada, ctc., and; which
atonld lead to prompt action on the part Of
4.c Gorerumcnt OF some Of the local authori.
Hes xhc1o the incident Eas tr1nsplred.
AtlE1glu, while the L1eut- General was
rccctyine the salutations Of the people, stand
fug On the rear platform Of the car, o ruftian
approached him in the gazb Of q farmer,
seized him violently by the hand, and at
tempted to jerk him of the platform. Col.
Bsbcock, rho Nas standing on the lower
step OF the platform to protect the General,
eaF tie movement and struck theirufaan
a blow with his cane, and At the SANE time
seized him by the throat, and compelled him
to loose his yise-like gipe- The General WAS
mere excited by the occurrence thzo he was
ever known to be before. -.
The pirate Shenandoah IL among Cur Hha-
1tng faeet In the Okhotsk sea, aud there Is
danger that che will destroy the whole feet.
There eee1nB to be no Government steamer in
thst part of the world 1ar:e enough to cope
wlth her.
Gen. Terry has issued an important order
to the troops under his command In the
Department Of Virginia, drawn out h5 the
aclye diesatiAfaction amoug them because
they arc not mustered out Of sefTtce-
Late Advlces from official sources, II foft
Mahon, received at Washington. state thai
the chnlera had made Its appearance On the
coast qf Spain.
don. Hannibal Ham1!n, late Vice President
OF the United states, has been appointed
Collector Of the port Of Boston, and hon. D.
II. Gcoch, Naval Officer. =.
Our dispatches from New FORK contain al
The new developments in reea1d to the pro-
cress Of Soumg Ketchum, and the failure Of
The house Of Ketehum, 6on 4 Co. These
new revelations do not improve the aspect Of
the transactions. Graham & Co. seem to
have suffered to the tune Of shout 81 500 900.
The New England banks show q loss Of
s., 500 600, and 80 cn. The end u not yet.
It appears that President johnson sent TO
Justice Chase tc come to Washington, and
early Yesterday morning had long inter
REV with him before the Cabinet meeting
The Cabinet afterwards discussed the quss-
items involved In the trial Of Wertz. and the
"a r. So tka A11fke ah11&F
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-EK0y1 DIES MONIES.

Ifouor Dealers, Conventton-Ra1.
rohds-Dead.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DEs MotNEs, aug. Is.
The Liquor Dealers Convention, which ad
}cuzned yeeterdsy, asserted that 1t 'deemed the
liquor trade a Legitimate busi1ess, that It repre-
tents a capltal oi at least two millions in this
Etate+ anu that the asmc being recognized and
taxed By Congress, ought TO be projected by the
state, and ttey de1ouree the prohibltoFy law
uEnrpalion and an infringement Of the rights and
liberties Ct the people, snd Inconsistent with the
tptr1t Of tie United States constitution, and IT.
imtcsl to the beet interests of the inhabitants Of
this Stste. They say That heretofore thet. jnst
deuusrda for The repeal OF the obnoxicns law hare
been frustrated by, designing politicians Of al
partlcs. Therefore they rcsolye that they
wnr snppcrt nth candidate for State.
eountya or Lep1tlativa rtlce who Will
not pledge himself in writing IN favor Of
the repeal Of the prcsent lsw and the enactment
Of ludieiqus license !aH. The present l4w
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Nem Embellishments.
THE NATION.

This Day Published, Aug. 18th, 1865.
CONTENTS:
THE WEEK.
TOPICS OF THE DAY
1ne Public Debt -Rstuctou Of Currency.
Indian Blood
PfooAsla Knscts ofsosfhara Frse Labsr % Hos:a'
e.n 1ndsstr7.
Divide sna Ru1s.
An,esicazs and Money.
The Prtteaard Cue.
alaYtrF knd tbs HAyeoefsty.
III. Glad1,oEs'a Eejstuo1.
M3soari.
Tha Ftetca Eucexaion.
Era: PoaaE1.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Clinical stady in Amsrtca.
The Esw Ru.inx C-a,s South. :;
T:ap to Ho:ssesn AlA>ara.
Tho 1ou!h ~ 1t Il.
Bu&land- QUESTIONS for tho Mexs Pastlkxe-s.
4 ACunnecucut Vlliaze.
LITERATUEEt
utersz5 Notes.
1t. Philips.
Curra1t Literature.
FINANCIAL REVIEW.
1tezh.aees amcnz 1t, regular Or occasional con
hlb1to1s the tolloxirR uam1: q.
HKNRY n. lOHaFAILoW.
JAMES EUBHELL LoWKLI.
IOHN q. WEfTTiER.
SAMUEL ELIOT Hx:PEesident Trinity. College
HNtfotd.,
Prot. ToRFKY. Hayvsrd-}
P.cz GOODWIN sAlIH. toxtogd3
D.FNAECI3 IAEBRR-
Prot CHILD. <ga:razd]
CHARLES 3. EoRToH.
HEFRT JAMES.
Jucga BOND, {Baitlsao1al
KDAUED QUINCY. :
Psrt. Y. D. WHITNEY, YAs}
Prot. D. g. GILMAN. tTAle3
rroG DWIGHT, tcoluuota c,usgs.,
Prot TAYlRI LEWIS. echauectad1.
Judge WAYLAND.
FREDERICK LAW oLNET8D.
ReY. Dr. 1fcCL1N10CK.
Rev. Dr: jos, r. TRoAPspE.
R.y. PHILLIPS BEOoKA
Bev Dr. BEtLoHS.
c. j. BTILLR.
HRsRY !. TUCKBRAAH.
EAYARD TAYLOR.
G. A. DRIaTEQ.
G. L BKACE.
WILLIAM LLOYD G4RRBoN.
SYDNEY GEOR6R fI58KR-
THEODORE WILTON.
JANEh fARHDH.
GAL, HAMILTON.
1RRxa :-Thzee Doils11 PEI alnnm Ii adTancas Ill
mouths, Two Dolsrl. When delivered BY ea,Eisr IN
Ees7 Yo,k CT brooklyn, h5s5 csntx additional.
JOSEPH Il. RICHARDS, Punlisher,
No. 100 Nas1xu It. New Yosk
WSrzr.r Room Is, Lombard Block, O
z. Boz 1717, ,Cs!esgo, III.
Euose1lpuons and advertisement received. axa1t
wanted to cfnvass tte Weatesa Htstes-
Addresg, DANIEL T. ALLEN.
FOE AALx BIZ ALL TEwa A0ESft.
&rl9A1<
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POSTSCRIPT.
O'CLOCK 4. II.
Especial Despatch to Western Associated Press.
My YnnE Aur 49, 1865.

Especial Despatch to Western Associated Pscss.]
NEw Yonk4 Aug. Is, 1865.
Rursau Of Employment.
Inc Bureau OF Employment for Dhchsrg~
ed so'diels and Bailors. has began tts
organization bJ the appointment Of public
and licensed messengers, similar to that esiab-,
hshet in London after theEtinean war. Meeseu-
Ee.s were stationed In soue Of the pubIc build
ings to-day.
From Fortress Monroe.
FonrnEss MONROE, AuR. 1s-Ftse Thousand
troops ere eoon to be mustered ont Of service In
this department; Gen. Tcrhet will next week
suecced 10 the eomnand at Norfolk, now under
Gen. Ma1n, the former EanktnE the fatter. Gen
Msnn has given universal Eat1etaetion,
Tho steamer Charles c. Ecary, from New Or
lean. on the sth, put Into Hampton Roads for coal
and water, reports bad wlu1s Ill The way. On the
Eth she passed, OF Kcy Weet the steamer
Kitles, bound to New or!eans. The heslth 0!
hat city never was better, though the weather
wa& excessively waxm.
From Richmond.
NEW YoRK. Aug. 18.-Ths 1ftbuass Richmond
special says: The disposition Of tho authorities to
pesemptoslfy refuse qualifying any and cvery
officer Ch usen In recent county elections, cutting
out tbcse Who nsy have beea. connected With the
rebel Gene1sl OF stnte Government, Is working
wholeecme ,csult throughout the whole State.
E1chnord hiss been made IN example which Will
ultimately prove to have been a-"wisa oue. In
eye.y instance, 70 far 8s heard from. Conied
crate 1eIudiaticnists Rhaye been successful. In
Metklenburg, HALIFAX and spotts1lv7n1&
counties, and in al large. slave districts in
Virgins has ibis especial :. element
been triumphant. From this deduct large per
centage Of VIr2,ria paroled prisoners
belonging to this section. They hare
. taken ground that to provide for The pay-
mert Of any debt created In the sinte BY confed
erate autho1aties, IL ut direct variance with The
eptrit rtheir psro1c and general amnesty. Hence
rot man has been chosen 10. ofne= who hitherto
has been pnlltcleu.
Tho wheat crop w,ll not be heavy, but corn aud
oats promlte to be the largest ones known here,
and there Ia not a planter who ac-
eepts the; sutdtn shift OF labor, who
is nos respibg larger ,harvests thtu was
dreamed bis soil could produce. Tho sp:rlt Of
sn1mnstty toward Tue negro il not SO bitter With
the large land. .holders, as among what src de-
nominated poor whites+ In the peninsula tt il
estimated there ara 10000 negroes, REPRESENTS
uveB from every Southern State, congregated
there. BJ following srmtcs and crossing lines
they have supported themselves chiefly by living
In little huts, lcfs By ous eold'ers3 but this
winter, ullees great efforts a1e r,adc, sufraz1uk
among them Will be lmncu.s. The Freedmen's
Bureau Ia doing all in Its power for thls people,
hut the attention Of sotIe Of our crest charities
should be dirt cted 10 this 41ity. The harmont-
Gus resplts Of tie late election have aaisded Gea.
Tc.1y that the t1oops required In this Depart.
ment are only suf1eien: 10 prevent vsgraney aud
mafntsln Official rule.
TIC chr1stisn Commission In Richmond has
ha..r hynk
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NORTH CAKULINA.
GkLeKal KIlpAtttck on Southern
RfcQnAIfucttpR.

RA1E1on, N. C., Augu.t 16.-Aajos General
Fitzpatrick has written letter 10 gentleman In
this city endorsing the course Of the loyal repr.
sentatives Of the Northern press for exposing the
eyi int.ntions Of dis]oyal leaders in this Sssts.
which the General tays repreEents the true con-
dttion Of affairs rot only In North Carolina, but
il all tho other insurrecttonary States, and these
facts should net be kmothered up by frteBda OF
The Government, but should te generally known
that the people may learn the correct state OF
things a. they now exist in the soata, which Will
enable them to act urderstsndtngly and with jus
lice to al! concerned. The General Ia taking a
trip through the State.
Willis here the other day he 10 reported to hsEo
sEie. af1er being informed By a brother officer
that these Provisional Governments are fzzle,
that he was fearful 1t would be co. and that the fa
suits 60 far show taat we h1d commenced roeon.
etsuetl1E these di5lo3al states too soon By ut
lcatt four yeais-that 1t was unreasonable to eup-
pcEs that these States would regard or respect
the Constitutional Amendment abolfshtng slavery,
even II they we're forced to ratlf1 the eame In or.
Ger to eecure their return 10 tho Union; alter
which event It VI. apparent from their present
eoEd1ct that the reign Of terror existing in the
South beto1e the var would HKsln be realized
that these statef would then justly
c n1m the taune right to m1nagc their Own Affairs
u is awarded 10 the Northern states th1t It Is
elil more unreasonable to suppose that their rep
1esentaiIves in Congress Will be reconcEaa 10 the
existence Of the national dsb, ono Of the chieln.
etrunents BY which they we're suhjugsted. md
which they must e,tist 10 psy that, jndging from
The pzst and from the disposition Of tbs Southern
people, disloyslty will Increase in the South as
long ~ tie minimum Of 1oJl1ty ia considered a.
good as he maximum; more especially 50 when
they irfe1 that they to be estll more msgnaul-
uouely treated. Hence what hsve they to fear
fcr Trcrnu'gauug treason. or torturiDg tic ne
g.ocs for Eympa toiztr: with thr Union
tLa. the latter assisted 70 p1ocute. Oar u11eers
aed soldiers Who hare Eacrifced 20 much for our
sicred csuse. arc not 1ceonsiled to ths iameo4te
return Of thete d1eloyAl States to the Union. Tte
Southern LEADERS, cannot BE- trusted, who with
the:r Northern allies, staud ready tho moment
they arc IN power, 10 3uaict mortal sta IN the
nst'on's heart, thus accomplishing the PIT dc.!res
II their llytk 1t time when TINT nRuoa is weary
| Of war, and after the hss bestowed uppa the
1ebela more strength md influence for evil than
ever they possessed on the battle aald. With the
| Ccpreshsaa party in powe. comes the repuatssion
Of tte Est,cnsl debt; a.so, the privilege Of these
disloyal htatss 10 defy the Government by To-
e.aslthipg the elsre.y Of the blacks; and tn,l..,
With tic astiEtsnce Of a Copperhead Admln!st:s
ton. they Wi!4 be kblc to bring ahout noal sep
! arn1,pn betveen the NORTH sra Sputh.
, 1865-08-19
T sEGE GOVERNMENT SALE
IL OF
Steamboats,, Barges and 5hIp-Fard.

".,a-' =. ~. p ?, ~, ~. ~, r. 49,
sesled psoE osa!s a1s lovttIa and VII 2e 5:eeEsa
At tue othSe q me GxneTM tnoteAa q
l:sll ana M7el Trans spoftsflon.3 It MssonSton ~
for lie pnschatc Of the following naned s..a.
toits. nsIsea sau osnef pfSteIH: ,4, a..
osEIee! Eel a1eh"sF 'e''s'Eo 'o''-
siae-Hhesl tteamtf Gsaat' Registered 'oAa1ge' 1'a
tens; ...., ...,., r.-r.t1a -ov+s,.ra. +,,n...
S,af, "aeet sea"e@ nusn'i1s' 1eN''.t7o spaaax7'
.,s.ur- 1honns~ reu5ztared knnn,ve 10
Saue' "a-e1 a'tAA1tA +"'-s' '"A1s" "SA1.hs' A&s
t5a. x..., ,..n,- o. charr.sn ,s4,ternd @onr. -
=, ,Slds.Whee1 eieaHfs ene'"an' te"nA71eo 1oonaSe'
sao ~nes' "Au1a'ea'0' 'ol1 s4e'
tds x.se. ,:eams Kno1vu,e, .s;t.tesed tonnage,
,te.n er np-,nar. frees, rea te,ei TIM
Stee." tnas stes q AoD'
Ftnvs.en res f.t.ra, tn1ns o.
SsS!a- s'e" @onass'
~ tons. x..~,.- Etr .,sw ,.s...nr,. .o,,sr.
ie5 tons. o,,a...o,+ -.,t.,.,.@ ~,
n2Ge ~ ZOE; ....re- Ho,tc,. r-ct,,eyed t,,n.re
Wheel s'e"a4sf o'Aseas te@''s' 81
, 1865-08-19

Opening OF thA Fall Camp2iEn-Gena Il
Cox and Gov. Sehencke

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbnne;
The political esmpat9n in this State has begun
In earnest Beside the opening speech Of ten.
Coz, Candidate for Governor. As3. Gen. sehene9,
Understood to be candidate for the Unlted Ststcs
Senate In opposition 10 Hon. John Sherman, the
present incumbent, has made two Of three
speeches to ve,y lasgc audiences. Hla nethod
OF dsposipg Of tic negro suarace question BY
amending tho Constitution 60 as to make repre-
eensa.ives IN Congress depend upon votett. is CIV
Ing eteAt satisfaction. II is ttmply to ahrnga.e
thethree ffths rule in regard 10 s1aTes. This vi
reduce the Representatives Of tie South, un1-s=
thcT adopt negro su1ta9e, meaau,e they viii be
ye3 apt to adopt in order to keep up Az equal!-
t,,1 xr1fh he Nnrth,
, 1865-08-19
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1855.

wfns md elder, and 1t Is possible that these Ken
t:emer hare made mistake in attempting 70 dc
tate termB.
h Convention ID TO be held at Cedar nsp1oh on
The 9Th OF September, for the pHrpose ol fo.mao6
q coEpa1J to ecnrect Cedar Rspads with the
North Missouri Z. r.
4 company hss been formed at the sane place.
Geo. Green Prcsideat, called the Cedar Rtplds
ard st. PAM Company. Another railroad COM
pauy has been organized at Pe11a, eallea the Pehs'
Newton, Ma1fhalltoun and St. Paul Company; IT,
T. Roberts President.
Rev. Edwin s. Mcneil, an agent Of the Soldiers
Orphan Home, died few days since at Bellevue.
, 1865-08-19

Especial Detpateh TO the Chicseo Tnbnne.i
WAsH1No7os, Aug. 10.
John Minor Bott.. who Is now herr. eIpress:s
himself very bitterly aEaiust eoGo OF the recent
sctiora Of Gov. PeirpoInt, who ctttstnlJ seens
to bare very poor SUCCESS In p1eaatpg any OF the
Vircintsns who wera known to be loyal three
rcnths $50. Mr. Bottt, it is untsrstood, mesns
to be eanoibste ft1 .. s. Seoetor. 1t the meet
1rg Of Tirgg.nla Senator. e]6eed lust Writer. Ua-
-detRood and segar Will be again passed for ad-
mittsnte. Neither Of them In ortIrary lines
wou1d havo been apt to receiEe higher oflce
thsn seat In the slatc Legislature.
The Navy Department claims, With reference to
the DIckersop steamer dispute In NeE York, that
The ecr1ss::tt ssoecta:}1 calls for ts,a1 At the
dock hut lattmasss that ...-e ne tt'a' aas osen
made, it msy coasent to ft& II tea, Ehith
Forbes and Dickerson demand.
The importance Ct the employment aXcnsy Tor
freedmen, at the Fleedmen's Bureau, Ia begtn-
n.pg To bs appreciated throughout the conntr3,
MD bnndreos Of applicants for help ara being re-
ceivcd from eeveral States. One farmer at Steu
tery1]1e, Ohio. applied for cne hundred hands.
The supply IL inadequate 10 the demand, and 4
reputation has been made on the Commissioned
Of Freetmen1 Ahblrs. At Richmond, for Two hun
dred competent colorcd men anj women. No ap
p!ie4ticns arc made ftoa Virginia, and eon5e-
QuECuy entle Ii AJkrRE 3REplat ol 1fefumen IN
thai StAte sctkirg employment The farmers IT
A3rylerd, WHO arore of their eeryants upon
thclt emancipation, arc ,Low asktug help fsou
the FEeeGmen's Brtcau here, md are p1yine the
colo.td emplc1ees ubetal.y.
The Rar Drpal1xse1t has Issued o1ders 10 Pay
msstc1s, stepping tho psy Ola humber Of officers.
for Gnlistrg subsequently, rejected recruits.
The eeseus returns chow II anrual product Of
linen scods IN New York and Massachusetts, or
not quite three quarters Of million.
By act Of CoDgzess, approved Ja1y I'd. 1854
there II granted 10 the State Of Oregon, to aid
in the construction Of military wagon .S,d from
Eugene ulty, by wsy Of the middle fork Of vii.
lsmette river, and the Weat pass in the Cascade
r.ree ci roa1tk'1.. 1essible near Diamond Peak,
to tic Eastern boundary Of the Suite, alternate
sections Ct pubic 1a1ds d.eignated by odd NUN.
1rrs for tn,ee sections, On each Eide Of said
1osa, Commurtcs;,:.cc.e has 3u:s teeu Eeeeiysd at
the general Lsnd Oflcc from ne Ptesldent Of
The Oregon centssl 1ilita1y Road Company, At
Euee1e City, accompanied by diagram Of the
rnvs5 Ct The route, extcr ding from Eugene City.
in roufh-estter,y direction, for fone thltty-t1x
c7i1e., being as ftr u the public tusTeye have
been extended in tlsi direction. The road takes
tie general coutse of TIE Willamette rlver, and
In pursu'nE Its way TO The Esste1n boundary Of
The State, may follow the direction Of the pro
npRed tm{pfHbtA@ route.
, 1865-08-19
MEXICO.

NATaMoaAs., Aug. t.!!The Monitor cortatns
news CT teTefnl deleata Of the Liberals near san
and tae results we're unimportant.
Many excited Condolences In Mexico are be.
coming 1atutAl1Zed citizens Of tne Emptrc
, 1865-08-19

P1nAnElPu1A. Ang. 18-A fro this morning
destIo5ed tie sssh factory Of A. q. Lentz. on 8zd
tt1etf, above Poplat. Loss on building, e3D,0O.
1r.urscce small. Wall l. Garrison, moulding
manufacturers, 1csa E39,0C0. Inquired for $5,SjJ.
GtsM & Co.. picture frame makers, loss $i0,0so.
No insurance. John Il. Heleert, tin foil n11pu-
faetu1eE, loss 1000. Total loss about &6,,COQ,