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indianapolis Scutrnc1-Thc Freedmen
Trouble. in acknowledgement Davis
and Hrutns Clay Likely to Come 10
Grief. etc.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttlbunc.1
CINCINNATI, Oct. 70.
1t ecems by despatch to the enquirer Of this
city, that the contract Of certatn parties to buy the
Indianapolis Stntist@, and make 1t Radical Rcpnb
licau paper, has fallen through, and The Demo-
cratic publisher wtll buy out The old proprietor,
Bingham, and continue It as heretofore. Judge
Perkins Is announced as proprietor, ard Res.
DAFid Stevenson. Of The Petroleum 7. Nasehy
School, late State Lfb,arinn. assistant editor.
It sppears that q good H,any people Of Kentucky,
under the decisions Of dte,oyal judges, that the Law
Of CONGRESS, u March Sd, 1865, was unconstltu-
tiona], have held the wives and children ofcolosed
soldiers in bondage. and refused to pay them for
their labor. This disregard Of the faw freeing the
wires and children OF the co:osed soldiers, Is kcly
sn md ea tsc % 80
Garrett Davis and Bruins Clay, Who havo sued
nc nle informed, will be in turn sued before the
Freedmen. Bureau. tor holding ftce persons p'
OF letter Of notification ffom Gen. Brlabtn 70 .Ia-
son Wilamsla1d his wife, and wtil explain what is
likely to be done In sach c,ses.
i.ES1ao7os, :Ky., oct. a. lsa-
Jason Til1ama and wile-ComplaInt having
been made TO inc BY one Henry Thompson, DIS
charged soldier OF the army Of the United States,
that you hare in violation OF the laT Of Congress
Of March Cd lsba ftrcin. The wires and children Of
cofored soldiers held Or caused 10 Be- held IN bond
agc. hts vile, Maria Thompson, and his tea chill
7cni that you refuse to pay OF to ateY thcsc per
hons any remuneration for seEy1ccs rendered. to yon
since SIalch Sd, 1ss5, md that you NOW. at time
wheu W1atcr Is about 10 set tn, have notified thcsc
per.cpS that they must 1eaye yo1r pf.ce. yuu are
nntiEcd that unless yon pay, or cause 10 be paid.
10 these persols reasonable reward for tho lahoE
rendered By them on your rlaco since March Sd,
ICES suii will he entered n:,sinst you before th2
Ftredments Bureau, and steps taken to compel such
payment.
am, very respectfully,
1our obedfeni serrant,
JAe. S. lsHisnAx,
Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
, 1865-10-30
CALIFORNIA.
Sailing OF yc~~cl~-LnyInE the TKu~Inn-
American TcleErnph-Tfsc Prospects


American Tclcgrnp ph-Ttse Prospects
of ofSucccsa, etc.
SAS TnAsc7sco, Oct. .e3.-Sallcd-Stcamer John
L. stephens for Northwestern Mexican ports, With
4 cargo valued at StG},0o0, Including {Sa9 worth
and sprt6g presses for the Sazatlan and Guayanas.
The barQnc Palmetto arrived Today from Forer
Eay. September ed. The steamer George 5.
ihe 17ussian telegraph expedition vas a. p;ovsf
Lay when the Palmetto 1eft. Winter W., then last
coming on, with long nights and ri r..f,e snnshi1e.
pqn,rrt.G{Pes nr r. fFs,Sopea F.U as et at Knehsa
sa SIC E. !, n,vIs,Ss 4 ,ot :escs se
f9f the ~ as q the e.S,e % IL A;ssan !. sids
II sale haTbor w,th hard boltous- There ! nc no
9ot1e1Sh; The g1osna has sha"ea to the a'e'as'
% Baikiey sonndea 4sress Bebra:s struts e
ST. LaWFcne. bay The zaund1nss Here Ias2fan a!
i'll the way acToss, the bottd1E beng mun nc W.,
Bay: i. i. not favorable tor Lying l.; bs9:
! shallow and exposed TO- the souibeast g.
Michigan lay WIS found full sf sos
Tseksye nay presented good bottom and sesn1et
side was more mountainous than the American. /
Il entirely destitute Of timber. The Eround thawet
atoHt thirty inches. The Indians on both sides AZ
bad dune S eSefy ling possible 10 arer the enter
pIse. The steamer, w!th Col Bnlklcy, Will return
/ 10 San Francisco in November.
twelve men, wns LETT at fort 81. Michael, ut ths
| mouth Of the kinchpak. 4 email propeller VA
| lett with him to explore The ia1kee1.
| SECOND DESPATCH.
| Tho Shenandoah Among tue Wlla1crs
| SAN FRANCISCO, Uct. 3i.-AHiscd at ten th:
| uurslins, the steamer Colorado, from Pauaula.
l. The Palmetto Arrived ylstctlaJ, fsola Pio.cr Da
~ the Shenandoah. watch had beca heard Q! 4
lint port All the names are included In lists htth
| q to tclegnphed eastward: The List seen .oE tn
5sri Of Jciy' When STEERING eouih unl1r full sail
| During her operations she passed through Bch
ring : Sraite,o the cast e7pc, where she bu.ne
nine whalers, presumed to hs pazt 9s the twcnss
, 1865-10-30

TAsu1S67os, Oct, ss.-The War Department has
promulgated ibc following lst q: volunteer ot.an3-
tered oct Of the scryicc, included in previous
tirula1s:
Illinois rcgimcpte-The 5th csralry. the 9Th, 7th
md s:h infantsy tnc men Of The 9Th inantry r.
manning in the sesyiee transferred to TIC a7th
inf1ntry, The hitter being Etill IN the SERVICE
Indiana-1e1h c1raiFy.
ksn.ee- Companies and Of tho sth. This
completes the muster out Of the regiment
Mfssont1-iih, 18th and 1bth cav1]1y.
MichIECn-l0lh eayal1y.
New York--l5Cth, 1G0h, 1G1st and 1ss3d Infantry,
ed veteran and duh provisional cayalty.
Ohio-134ih Infantry, 3h and 18th cavalry.
Also twenty regiments Of colonel troops.
, 1865-10-30
EUROPE.

The Pope,s AllocutIon Against Secret
Soefcttes-Yta Eject In France-The
Adams-1ussef1Contr Controycrsy-Dp1nIons
of the London Press.
NEw YonK, Oct. e0-Fucs BY the Africa taye
been received.
TIE Pope's AIlocuuon against secret societies
has oseasfonca great s,ss a.nnng The continental
Free Masons. It ia reported that in nras, lodges
Of eSely te ezsens Sea.cf to as
Meiinot, who IL Grand Mastcr, and At the san1a
time Commander OF the National Guard, ~ suEely
pe1p:eSed. Il y tnonght be will resign his fpnc-
In regard to the Adams. Russell correspondence,
tic loEton Nsss Eass: II should not be tos-
American Government, under sinl;ar eifsrms I'M
ces, rcrc onlr settled ls treaty, md that those
made by Portugal, furnished material for az asEa-
e1s sUs11 rs Spain ard Portugal, fn Hike efTcum-
stences, feel themselves toani to pe.petuatc dls
cutson until hc5 obtained some soFt o! settlement:
follow different coarse. Assusc1fy, Lonl Rnssclls
refusal to 1cler raattcrs NOW tn dispute will not sc:-
tic tbcrn.'
Wilmer 4 Smiths European 7in,.s eaFs: 1T is
Just r0estble that, 10 nSoid the payment or ! few
huudred thousands Or millions of money, NC may
basc orr opposition on principles so an.c1ahca 70
canse u&, when caesss retc.sea, when Americans
are neutals, end VIC arc bellegrente, TO suffer ter.
rth1y fn person and pocket. We don't apprehcnd
war, for war In ahe.c days could Tot arise out Of
this business; but something neatly q bad my
arise in inture when tho practice we have defended
may le turned against us In way that is h1deous
Tic lrerpooi Iest says the manner in which the
London press have reviewed the Adams.1t
dispatches. docs cot promise SUCCESS 10 the Engish
vleW Of the Alabama question. Lord lnsseli lisl
1ctzeated from the position taken up hy Ar 4aiusy
Adcnt, In The Portugal busln2Es. Is possible he
ay be brought to admit that the alteration made
viii Portugal, arc consistent with justice, and
that being behind Anerica In this matter, we unst
, 1865-10-30

tFrom the Observation-Disclosures, 10th.
Yesterday, precisely at the tim specified by
astronomers an annular eclipse Of the sun took
place, the effect Of which. Was beyond all
anticipation strange and awe-inspfring. About
10 o'clock when the phenomenon may be said
to have fu1ly developed itself, the moona
ncricct circle, appeared in bold relief npon the
body Of the sun, which Was 50 fur eclpsed,
thai only a flaming ring could be seen rctliating
tie intenscst light along: its whole e!7cua,:es-
cucc-a light the more dazzling from cotras.
with The dark mass in front. At the re1ioa
several stars could be observed near tbs zenith,
ficIcrfng with the faint splcrdort of car'tes.
twilight. 4 7cry peculiar atmospheric change
immcdtatly ensucd. TIC thermometer must
have fallrrf two degrees, at least, while dull,
yeIlowish light, unnatural aud ghasty cnyel-
oped the scene, resembling someWhat tho glare
of half dying gas flames In Theatre when the
5t1 act Is oTer, and the curtain about to fail.
One Of the MOST noticeable Of tho Etco: fca-
tures Of the eclipse was the singular shadows
thrown by the 1eaves oftIecs. These shadows
sway!ne Slowly along the payclnents, pre-
sented ihe most fantastic shapes and combina;
,tione. an however Of exceeding delicacy and
bauty as fInc as the traccry-work drawn upou
window pane, or elaborate designs N tapes
try,
, 1865-10-30
GEORGIA..


F1attering Prospects Of shc Freedmen
Howell Cobb. Elantut!on-The Com
sc1l1fon.
NV ioRK. Oct, ss-The Time Macon, Ga,
etter t:ys: Ncarlr ali the negroes tn Southwestern
Geerria rcina1n at their old bones. Almost uni
vt:sally ttey haSe made contracts 70. ia ycas With
tier iorDeF owncre. and Eppreacnd. from all
have tcen end heard, they VII! rtw thc!F contracts
Howell Cobb, where there are between 60 and TO
negroes who had heFn born and brought 1r On hts
place, found tbey hnd all m1de liberal contracts
1v which the end OF the year they will have NM
pc Means 10 SUSTAIN themselves md their families,
aud which, II continued for another year will ems
lie them TO establish themselves comfortably for
the fnturc.
'1he rame promising condition Of anaiz exists
on other large farms Ubsch risited. The freedmen
express perfect confidence in the good faith and
goodwill nf their employers. and spirit OF kind
ncsF indulgence and fOtbcaEance eectns to ulafk the
conduct Of employers in their treatment Of their L.
bcrc1s. The Impression having pteEailcd among
the ntcrucs that he lands OF their MASTERS would be
distributed among lhem about Christmas. The Com
missioner OF the F:cedmen'e Bureau has issued q
reau are directed. and other officers Q! the army are
earnestly requested to convince the freed people
thai tier utterly mistaken, and TINT no such dt
tsibutson Will takc pfnee At Cn1hmss orat any other
tfIne.n
The taaas letter saya the feeling In faEor OF fwEsbs
ont the debt Incurred By The Stale during thc, MI
growing In strength. Many members q {As~ =
ton were elected On account Of thr44. -1nsen
siiop siewe, aud the notion Of t;ss - -"n tcpadi
able ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lis party consider
, 1865-10-30

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. a7.-coi.on lively. Sales
2OD0 tsllcs Mt 5s Sc. Weeks sales i,100 baIes.
Sugar quiet ard elcady. Aolas*es-choioc Lo11s1-
1na H,c- Resi- unchanged.
E1-Goy, Alien publishes . card usgins the With
draNal Of his name as a EuotrnatozA1 candidatr
d Letter lately rcce,ved from him Eoes 10 shoT
lis determination to remain IN Mexico, and rs
friend dcptcfntts the attempts 70 bis name to
amrce1y oath II going On bfaeEly. Gen. canby has
declined 10 prevent IRON voting those who Iecis-
tered N, oath under Butler's order.
Gen. Fsllc1:or l1as abolished the Provost Marfhsl
Courts especially otgnuizcd tor the Frccd1aen's
Bureau Of th:: State AL caEct relating to freed
men viii be turned over 10 the s'tatc Courts. Oh
ccrs, however. viii ZEE the freedmen treated With
justice and equality in State Courts.
1t is reported that Conway. Sta3e Commissioner
Of the trtctmen has betn assigned to duty In the
District Of Columbia and portion Of Northern
Virginia.
hax arrived on tour Of inspection md will v!Att
Texas, II l. understood thst Cen. Raird will If.
sumo tic dulles Of Assistant Com.nissioner OF
ftcf41nEu Sfcc Fullerton Temporarily assigned.
, 1865-10-30

DA1rrxoIE, Oct. 29.-A horrible murder and rob
berg was committed today, about noon In the pho.
tographie establi:hr:entnf nf u. B: Grase1 cn nals-
m9te street, adjoining the Sun Office. The proprla-
for wa* found about one O'Clock lying upon the
iioor Of his operating room, dead, with pistol
Ehot In the back Of his head. Hs person had been
robbed Of watch and other ra.uablcs. Parties In
he adiolu1ne building testify to hearing the report
Of pistol about noon. No clnc has been obtained
Of the murderer.
The murdered man, Grave, comes here from Car
Isle n. II "a supposed the murderer shot his VIC
tim while tho Latter wns preparing to take bis pic
ture.
, 1865-10-30

the Fzt or raducab, Ky, capital <1s1 coo, and fhe
Central Of Dam illc, KY, capital tl6n,0G3.
TIE NIRZ TRIAL
Up to three o'clock to day the President had not
rrcz3rcd Jrdgc Advocate General nolt's summary
Of 1he evidence In the W1.z Gaze, which was trans
mi;tcd 10 the Secretary of War on Friday. Several
dsys will probably eApse before the matter f. nnaIS
acltlu{ugd.
TIE PUBLIC DIET.
The rcrt monthly statement Of the puhlR: debt
tie exhibit for September, during Which month the
Lebi was reduced about thirteen I1flltons. ,...
, 1865-10-30

I.oss OF the Stenfnrr Republic, with
Probably y Number Of Lives.
CaAnzEsroy, S. C., Oct. 2s.-The steamer Re
nublic, which lit New York for New Orleans, on
The islh. inst was wrecked on the coast Of Geor-
gsa. on "Wednesday laat. -Four boats aud rat put
Ctsrlcpton to~day. This boat contained Caps. $.
Voting: engineer g. ". D1siee; purscr N. e.
Ncretead lid $. " Nhitmar,J. II. Maliby, ,Mrt. J,
White and child, Mr.. /. y. Debr:sId and two chill
tirc 4. Failer j. aIcIaughiin, $. Lyons, steward;
also saemenJ John Quinn, Thomas sualth and tcary
md james Corroran. The other boats and tho Hdt
nave not been heard OF, Tho Survivor. will take
2a$sage on The Quaker City for New YORK to~mor-
, 1865-10-30

Some OF the English Party In Rich
mond-Frola Brazil, Etc.
new YoRK Oct aA-A portion Of the party Of
European capitalists now In this cnun1, including
II son OF SIr Morton Peto. Waited Richmond md
Fe;czsbucsh. W., during The past week, and spent
isennos Ayers newspare TO the 9Th Of Septem-
Der ha1 c reached III b way Of Europe. They con-
tam little additional IN regard 10 the war between
Paraguay md the Allies: The rara.aayans have
respected property protected By our nat,onat fas.
RIO Janesro, In addition 70 subsidies granted BY
lie United States and Brazil has been voted $o 900
by the Argentine cong:css. on condition that the
rims OF the vessels be extended 10 Dnenos byres.
f1eslient Johnson's address to tho Brazilian
rai1lster has attracted considerable attention both
in ErEnce ard England and IN each country IL i In
!ered That The Presidents advice ia the BanziLian.
TO aim al eraleininc Themselves absolutely implies
the abandonment ot the Monroe doctrine.
, 1865-10-30

wAsurso7ox, Uct. 2s.-1his mornings Rtpasai-
eo., announces sllat the body Of Col pahS1en, wao
WIS Killed nea. Nichnond, Maseh tsh. lsSf, o. HI;
parick'e raid is expected here tomorrow, .c9 Will
fie In ttaie at the Council Chamber, In the City
Hall, mill Tuestlay next, with guard OF honor:
Ii is also understood tLat en.J Ward Bscchcr wiIl
u.tah funeral sermon In ls honor. On Sunday, at
sLu lu1eh OF Ter. pr. Sunderland.
, 1865-10-30

PorGuKEErs1E, n. y, Oct a3-Thts morning a
Suspicious looking schooner was boarded BY thc Po-
Nce oN,cezs Of ths city, and large erantsty OF III
ver.vmr and other articles, together with com-
pete set Of burgla1s tools. were found Some Of the
eilyerUa1e hns been iudeutihed o. belonging To q
Clergyman In tins city. Most OF the afiveeWure IL
marked West" and with Initials Of which " y
fhe frrt letter. Three men were found on board.
and arrested. 1hF3S give their na,nes as Owen
Root. Edward staEord and Wm. McMu1liR4n.
The boat end shoe store Of John Keech. in 3laln
Ftrcct Of lhls city, wns broken into sss night and
Goods 10 The amount OF five hundred do1lart stolen
, 1865-10-30

FORTRESS MosRos, Oc:. sg.-The steamship Vic
tcr, from New York alst, for New Orleans, lowed
into Hampton Roads today BY he steamship A3s-
a{th 10 Tho 9Th, Which b1oAs hc1 ridcs chain and
tIIfled her cu.ro. Her boilers and engines we9e
i:irahIea, and che Tas leaking badly. Tia aew u
exhausted. The Alabama spoke tho Ensllsh bss
ion. dtemnntled, 100 miles sont:, OF Gnaless,n ou
The soth. sams day saw two dismassed ships,
pants unkuoMp.
, 1865-10-30

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s3.--AH.vrd yesterday, the
Eonoluiu to The sNih OF September are received.
The Honolulu Adcerfsser publishes . LIT Of g
vhalets tomposinS tie Arctic heei nearly all Amer
lem. Thirty three Of these had been burned or
bonded by the Shenandoah, and sixty-two remained
to be heam from.
The federal rnr steamer Satanac eailed from Hon
olr!u On The l7th Of September for AaEuesas Is
land Uxfng to a rr1mor that lot o. coal Ind been
lnnded at Eantica foH the Shenandoah.
, 1865-10-30

NASHVILLE, Oct. sS.-Far:tcs have for several
ta.e been exploring the subtcrrauetn passages uI-
der Nashville. Mt. A. Stewart descended fs5 feet
from the cavern under Church street, yesterday,
into chasm below, and was drawn CUT nearly suso-
eIsd-fS.sils, % % bonar, buttons, sto1es Ftsemblins
ncate and marble. The grand chamber Of thc cave
i forty feet high, trty fect wide md eighty feet
1ong s1 fnnet 1ee. r. pT IN NJ sSo,.
, 1865-10-30

NEw YonE, Oct. es-Thc Police Commissioners
TODAY made for.ncl compla1nt against the F;reft
eontInctofs for nonp.fos manee Of aE1y, citn. one
hundred streets 10 -nstain their charge.
Edna1 D. Eefchum was nsraigned IN tho Court
Of Gcuc:ul Sessions before Recorder Hoffman. Lie
Withdrew bis plea Of not guilty on the gold check
indictment for forgery In the third degree, md put
In plea oE guilty. Il was agreed his sentence
should be suspended till he he examined IN the
ciyll cascs before the courts.
, 1865-10-30

Frtt1AnE1r1I1A, Oct a9-J. Barclay Harding, re-
Gently appointed Collector ct Naional Revenue in
father, jasper Harding, died suddenly this after.
rocu, of congestion Of The brain. The deceased
was publisher Of the Evening fEGuFt7,. and was an
, 1865-10-30

Explosion Of the Boiler Of tho Steamer
st. Jolln-Etshr Persons Killed and
EeYcDIeeU StAllfI.

st. Jol,n-Etshr Persons Killed and
Seventeen Scalled.
NEW YonK, Oct. 24-Thfs morning at ahput
auartcr to six o'clock, while abreast 0f Twentieth
eect North River, the port boiler Of the steamer
st. John, from Albany, exploded. Seven p.rsons
we're killed. seventeen ecnlled, and one Is mis- sing
There were only about one hundred pero1a on
board, so that the casualties arc not 20 great a.
they wonld hive beea dnria. the summer.
AZ the time OF the accident The
engine was making thirteen revolutions PER min
ute, and carryine pressure Of steam varying from
e to 98 LIE, Gpd fs ceuacd for a5 but the Eafeiy
valves nrc weighted at 81 lbs. None OF the en-
Cineers can dccount Tor the explosion md regard 1t
rs very mysterious, which car only ba solved bS
thorough investigation. At the time OF tho e1plo-
sion there were two t1temcn in the boiler room. enc
Of whom. a Frenchnan, ZANE UNKNOWN
jumped 0rtIboarfl, and SWAIN for shore,
bnt II Is supposed was drowned cother escaped.
The steam. CT ing to The position and character o.
The explosion, DID atftct The main deck 80 much
rs the main satoon deck. Que Of the deck hands
wus severely brtncd. The rent made In the boiler,
whea is fortunately located On The cnsrds Ii aboat
et1 feet long aud three feet deep. lesyns an open
Ing into "lith three or four men could easily en-
ter The whole upper edge Of sha sheet Is tosn 81
The aperture Is en- q level with the saloon de.s,
and when the explosion occurred fhe eteam Sas
followed hy tona Of eeading water which passea
through ecycIal statcrooms aal rolling In torrent
n.ross The deck, entered he satcroons on the o2-
pcst!c side. and In few seconds The boiling Nalcs
WIS at least i've iaches deep On tho toot. The g.
| p:osicn also tore up the hurricane deck4 making
, 1865-10-30

NonrurAp crrr, Oct. es.--Thc purser Of the
steamship LaCle makes the following report: An
ir.rrrcc,iop fas broken ont among The negroes Of
Jamaica. The English Consul General nt Havana
nE1 t1aled to the Captain Genernl Of cuba for sid
to nut The ueefces down, and four Spanish vatrc*-
ELL huYe bern desnaIcbed fur IL. NAEn0Se.
, 1865-10-30

=. ~ YorE, Oct as.-The Washington special to
lie n. Y. Timer ssys: The Cabinet msctnG o
hy al} The Secretaries for The hrst time IN sesesA
months. 1t Is reported that The recent correspond
epce between Minister Adams md Earl Au*Scll Fsaa
generally discussed without reference 10 any action
On the Rubiect.'T
, 1865-10-30

NV YonK, Oct. e9.-1he steamer Morning Stat,
from New Orleans e1st, has nrt!ed. The steamers
MnnelTa and Granada. from Charlea!or has arrived
Gen. fillmore wonld soon establish bis headquar-
teri III Charleston
Hon. T. J, Moses Is chosen President OF the
South Carolnn Senate, and lion. 4. r. A1drich
Speaker Of the uonze.
, 1865-10-30

c1Sc1s.A71, Oct. sat-The differences heretofore
existing between Cen. Butbrldge and Gos. Brsua-
Ienc, o, kcniucky. hare been anlcably adjusted
4 meeting took place between The parties at Frank.
fort on Ihursday, when the causer Of dfsa rcement
were explained, and complete reconciliation
mnf1c
, 1865-10-30


NIw YoR1.. Oct. sS.-A meeting Of some Vest
err End Canadian men Of tn:cspEise, aaon= whom
was H. J. kechil, contractor Of the Victoria tride,
WIS held at the st. SIchol1s Hotel yesterday, In
reference In tho proposed canal between Lake
ulHon utd Ontario, BY wcy Of Lake Slmcoe. The
feasibility OF tho enterprise was endorsed.
, 1865-10-30

NEW IonK, October 25.-The Herald prints
a rrlyatc dispatch dated West Point
Miesifsppt, Uetoee. &C, Stain. shss Gen.
johnson hae discovered most stupentious 1tsnns On
johnson, special Treasury sgent at Columbus, all
his eubagrpts IN three counties, taken pessess,on
Of lheir soke. and suspended operations. 1t is ru'
mored that the investigation Will be d1aa.llS; to
hi~h off13aiS.
, 1865-10-30

WASHINGTON, Oct. x. ss.-1ntelllscnee has been re-
ceiye4i here by tic Government that an Influential
make Efforts to re-cstab1!fh the treaty OF reci-
p1ociiy between the United 3tatcs and the Canaias
, 1865-10-30

WAsu1x0Tux. Dec. es.-Coy. Johnsou, Of
CrpFr1a, has been officially tno.ned by tho
Secretary Of state that III. President
carno recosnsxe the people Of any State as having
resumed relations Of 1nynlty TO the Union who al
nit .e legal obligation. debts GRATED Ia their nauc
10 I>1pc.ute the var Of the rebellion
, 1865-10-30

Fol11Ess 3IosnoE Oct. 97.-The United States
ttccner Rhode Island sailed hence for Iiavana. to
convoy the old steamer Shenandoah to Washington.
The Elizabeth City County Court |. tn session at
Hampton, Va, updcf orders and permission from
hfst. Gen. M!1fA.
, 1865-10-30

From Cnfro-Lon-sfrceI and Hood
CA1Ro. Oct. cy.-Nine hundred and seventy bales
Of cotton passed here for ST. Louis, md ffty for
Eynnsyillc.
Generals Lourstreet and Hood arrived here from
Nc:y Orleans fn route for Washington.
, 1865-10-30

BURNERS transacted in relation 10 the eai Of the
bonde Of the futuIe 1rish Republic. which wlll be
etated TINT they bad received pledges from promi-
Eent citizens that they wond Subscribe for the bonds
in various amounts. The Senate Intends to estab-
lib it. headquarters" permanently in large hall In
tkie civ In fen dAFS
, 1865-10-30

The Nnyal Trial Decided in Favor Of
tho TR1nooskt.
NEW 1nnk. Oct. sS.-ln the case of the A1son-
qufn and WiDoosH> the civil engineers hare decl-
dcd NJ. Dtcke.eou WIS cot justified IN stopping:
md lsye aesprdiuglY deeadel tn ayns :. ths
Wtnooski.
, 1865-10-30

TIC UEIF0H VAfEf II 0FR# SH1k.
NEW IonE, Oct. a5-1n The case between The Dr.
trol Wafer Commissioners and Mr.. D!ckcrsou, rela-
Gye to contract and attached penalty Of ST, 900,
pcrdiug In the superior Court. the Jury have given
verdict in fator Of Nj. Dickenon's bond5mcn.
, 1865-10-30

Dos7os, Get ga locomotive on The Eastern
llalroad, While waiting for train at Portsmouth,
=. H.. exploded today, killing Charles Heath. fire.
man, and cansiug considerable damage to the en-
zinc hppse.
, 1865-10-30

la, been struek from San Diego to Del Noxte
from The shore If tie Pacific 10 The su'mn.i: Of
he Sierra Nevada. Tie mighty shipments
which were to come from the South are yet
to tc reported ut the Merchants Excaange,
md thc North has 50. to elbow the first hun
tlred barrels. 1t Is true tlat IN Humboldt
co1npanies hare s.struek iic," but their wells
arc only lso feet IL depth, and as tho tubing
cn1y goes down 70 feet, they cannot produce
a vacuum and there Is therefore no aow Of
oil. They have even obtained some gallons,
cvcn barrels, perhaps, by pumping, but. tho
work hos resulted In nothing moro product
rs fxcd fact, that 10 dividends will be paid
l,y pnv California oil company in 1865.
, 1865-10-30

WAeErSaroS, Oct. es-Thc Tunis ambassadors
spent some time yesterday evening with 1he Secrc-
tasy Of State at h!s residence. They wil be form
ally presented TO the President on Monday.