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, 1866-08-24
FROM NEW, YORK.

Cholera IReport-Arrnngezuen for the
Reception OF tho PrcHldcnt-Ses~lon Of
the FenlAn Senate Called-Fifty TEou-
sand Dollars Stolen from Bank
Tnult-Jcyxclry Store Robbed.
NEW 1onK, August 93:-On1y hse cases Of
which proved fatal. Ten cascs, three Of which
were fatal, were reported in Btooklyn.
Mayor Holman received Official 1nfosEoa-
ton from Washington this afternoon that
President johnson would arrive n this
aga would accept he military reception rendered
the next morning for West Point. Tomorrow the
Mayor expects to receive the official Programme
which the President intends to follow, aod the ar
1apcemcnts for his reception will be tu conformity
branches DO co34on .,,|sg Go9aftl y vi, VII
ton to giving the ilusrieus guest proper r.
ception. Action will also be taken By the uler-
chants Of this city, who will participate IN the ccT-
xonies OF reception. II Il also believed that the
Tanmany Society, the Democratic committees.
shc chsmIe. Of conmeree, and other soflsnes Il Y :
X session 0. tho Fenian Senate has been chilled
to be held IN tLls city Eext Thursday.
4 trunkcontainfug So 0co tn securities. deposited
in The vault Of one of the banks OF this CITY, 1s
partiy b. house il this city and partly by firm
IN Boston. No clue 10 the perpetrators Of the rob
berry has been obiasned.
Pey1on Herbert, Robert Cray and Patrick Eda1ey,
arc The names Of the detective officers arrested on
charre Of couplici,y with thieves.
nc store ss ot Mr. III Tiee. il BfooS5a. ycs,eTaay =
seized property vslucd at from $i,0}0 to S7,u5l
and eECApAd with It.
, 1866-08-24

Delegates to tho Southern UnionIsts,
Conscntaou-The trcatl.cr-Gut1crsi-
II mntters-The Removal of General
Atwood.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T,ibnnc.1
MADISON. Wis, August p
a circular Is published by the Union State Cen.
tral Committee to-day, appointing several promi-
nent men Of the State honorary delegates to the
Fhilnde!phia Convention ct Southern Union,sts.
to assure them Of their sympathy with them ia
their tr'als and purpose, and determination to
stand BY them to The end. Ex-Governor Solomon
aud Matt II. Carpenter, Of Milwaukee,
were Invited by the Governor lu 70
as delegates IN behalf Of the Stale at large, bnt
iacS %ne sota'ai,y "a approving the movement were
kMts In The United Stntes Court, which meets in
milwaukee, a! thc same time. II will be observed
IT, er fssassa 81 ~ e. St t to
don't t'ain in that crowd" The foowir:; ia
IT i,he delegates: Slate II !.arse-llon. limo.
M MsSoe swf hsn s.Ss5 Let flsfSS laSSe p9 f, Gcp p
grrts1ona1 ptsldct-Grncral ii. i. Paine.
e. T. Wald9, Hon: G. C.; shnles, Col. E. /: But
!tic:.!lon James i. IeS.. lion. j. Il. a Ca:.asy, d.
3: Il. Easc. lion. David Atwonsi. Hon. j. c. Iior.
elF S|o5 n SiSnnm; r.; ht5d
Il: Nounlrcc. lion. Allen Warden. lion. j: Il.
iiop Wa: !: Smiii, ,I!o% i. y aaiieway%, % % iisa: y.
nr. i. u. Caty; Fifth Dlrlficl-Ucncrai i. !.
II. l.. Kinlhal, lion. sor. sflit, lion j. D MARK.
ham; SIKH, D%1r!et-llnn. !. u. Thorpe, General
]: n. kNsi, lion. n. A. Fulton, Captain u. ". Z.
The weather lIas been rl:nsn,l to-day, but there
wat = e1nart rlIower last night md prospcct Ut
cho.c Professor lnsni 4. Gl.aiI,oarns, II slasta-
ch'sett+, President Of tic State univrral.y. III.
eetWrnlly cenccded that n0 better election could
llayc been made.
The despatch to tho TEtDrxE was Tho trlt intor-
n,ntton received hers Of the !on,uya. II t:.neta!
United Statcs Anssssur for isatlcalls:n. The
}oH.ha. ia.u1ght has lively article about Ills de-
r1ritAt!nr
, 1866-08-24
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Treaties with The Indinns on the Smoky
T1}lf 1Ioufe-Thc Cholera aud HuKts
ncss-The 1n1cAt Conservative Games
-FcnInn Cases QuaA1,el-l1urtalitJ
Report, DC.
Especial despatch to 1he Chicago Ttibune.1
ST. Lor1s, August -
Colcncl Vynkoops rpccial Indian agent passed
through here last evening <n route 10 Washington.
having EetnrEed frotn m Indian CouAci on the
Smoky Hill Fork, where many principal chiefs
In that country belonging 10 The Known, Ar1aps'
hoes aud other tfbcs, pltjgcl peace to the United
States. They eom1lalred that tho anan.ty goods
had .ot teen distributed this year.
Business Is Ut etand.*till, on aceorrs Of chol-
crn. No country buyers arc arriving, though IN
some lines, goods arc ofsIed below New YORK
Tho Conservative game Of procuring the Ap.
rointment Of Frank Blair a. Secretary OF War, Il
bart of. the movement to hare the United States
troops assist tho returned rebels and their friends
70 resist the enforcement of the registry Law IL
| This State.
| told President johnson that he cou!1 count On I
good Conservative Senator from Missouri to re
| place Gtatx Bzown..
The pressure On General Hancock to issre Gen
e1al orders promising freedom Of the balloi
, 1866-08-24

The Campaign In Kndtann-Izcpablt-
cans Awakening 10 tho Important 1~-
snc* Of the Itour-4;overiaor O:.lcsby
md Colonel 1ngcreoll Striking 1nrtl
Blows MT the Jo1ln%oninn Policy-Eeti-
crnl Appointments, DC.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttihuncl
1SD1ASAro1ts. August e
The old Burnt District Il getting tass]y aroused
to the importance Of vigorous campaign. Gov
e1uor oslcsby spoke at Muncic, Delaware Coun-
ty, to AL Immense crowd Of people. The meeting
was one OF the largest ind most enthusiastic held
In that ecction for years. The Governor spokc
for oscr three hours. and tnirly carried
cyr.ythinE before linn By storm. He has
taken great hold on the affections of uur people,
and makes yotes Tor the good cause wherever he
Colonel Robert 1nsersoll spoke this afternoon
at Frank1tn. johnson County. The Court House
was filled to osc,how1ng. and the Union men OF
that region arc unanimous In saying 1t was the
best rrcech Of the campaign. Tho few Dtead-and-
vrItnG were all 1e-establfsl,ca Gu = sound Union
Lssis,
Governor Consad BaEer spoke at Prndleton to,
day to large gathering, ard get our friends tc
Earnest wosk By his invincib'e arguments on ths
Constitutional amendment.
The Chion State Central Committee will tneel
at their rooms in this city tomorrow afternoon
| Delegates will BE- appointed to cooperate viii
the Southern 1oyallsis ut Philadelphia On the s.
| Of September.
Aliicd K!'eo.e, Esp. Of Delaware County, ha
| been appointed uAsicd States Attorney for III
District OF Indiana, tac< Hon. John uanna, rs
, 1866-08-24

Painful Acc1de,lt-K Train OIL
the TrncE1-IkaIlrond. T1nttcr@-C1ty
Ejnunccs-Tolltic~-HE Shipnir11t,,
'-lzafl Stcr:11-ESurEfnry-Si :,
Brutality OF Parcnt-Eirc Mt F1uIl-
Aols. Wis.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttib9nc.l
ST. PAUL, August q.
Harvey Keys, brakeman on the st. Paul sntl
Pacific Railroad, was badly ininscd las, evening
wbiIo coupling some freight cars. The engineer
started the train, aud one car run oycr his logs.
Surgeons were obliged TO amoutate both limbs,
and his recovery Is dSubIfnf-
4 Height train Oh the Central Road was thrown
from tue track near Rose Mount yesterday, hy
Ths Inc Of he Minussoia Valley Rafoad, from
Mtndota 10 ST. Paul viii BE- completed today and
.egnlar uains will commence running from 81;
load viii, ID: lie present, usc fhc same track
wlcre il connects With The Winona + .st. rcte!
reach St Cloud on Saturday, and commencing y!
nIilcs Of cantnrons railroad In Minnesota, which
Than many States e!ers than Minnesota eau boast
q, Vim: l.. Banning, President Of the Superior
Eailroad, has rctqrned from tonf t9 Europe ~
The rtsnlt Of his mission Is not yet made public
4 citizens meeting WAS held last evening tu
tGkc somr measures los funding; tiiS floating city
deht Al.tl Tetsnct our taxes, No1htnE WAS dune
inr.hcT Than ,hc appointment Of committee 10
devise q rlan aud report At subsequent meeting,
The ncmoctats continue 10 indnstsionsly cirrn
nss !s Il haSah at = s deans sHS &C.
liz: cali: hni they ind .il,at uphill business. The
coppeEjohpson party in Minnesota will comprise
The last Of he wheat wla'c!. has been stored a,
potats aiocs t1c Minnesota River Tor oscE three
r hna1 fc.x3n firm
, 1866-08-24
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, AUGUST q, 1866.

aas been transferred to Washington; t..'s Genera
93aat q said to be lhe great stumbling blk':E
pending, on the charge of Violating lie usah aliy
lays. bare been nolle prossAt.
81 toC1sr August 23--Cho.erA inter1ne1ts IL
Tuesday were 80. There ar twenty cemeteries
IN and around the city. The Boatd Of health have
iaMa9ged to get prompt daily reposta from an
f. Weather very cold, not damp, and unfayorable
81, LnrIs. August es.-Efght cemeteries report
~ deaths from cholera. for twenty-loar hours,
ending at ten o'clock last night.
!he opening Of the public schools Is postpone
70 september 18th, in consequence Of Tho pieraf-
, 1866-08-24
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Letter from Secretary NcCu11och to
EOmIs4ifIEe OF Boston EfnancIcrs.


Committee Of Boston FiuancIcrs.
New Yonk, August Sin response to an In
sltatlon to attend dinner d ananciets, AMI
othcte, fnBoston, Secretary Mcculloch sent
letter declining the courtesy with the following
Although twas hoped that crc this the curt
seucy OF lhc country wonld hare been broush
people have csuse for cons!a.alatioa tla: s oIF 5
FRANCES are In 90 healthy condition u tbey are.
Since March, 1855, the war has bccu brought to
t3ss. esisss m 'hs1g ,'s;s;s IL
s IL nes9 oss eF hsD se
WAS estn.ted II would be at the present time, and
,as tsSssea sn e 1f sye5sss sSS ii s
tssa ssst e f:s:a5 sss
s sseapcd Gss o nsRs. feanS a
usually occur among nations at the close OF expcn.
sise nass, IT,, apd which there was reason 70 arpre-
n ~ With we ssx Of the
Engaged. II tue business Of of tic a'e cou"ifY ar
il conducted upon changing and uncertain basis,
"a Sssn 70 no ssgSrs
lsmtied, while the dtxpoaitton Of tho people to
nSar css,ny te1f burdens y snste Gyen to
honor and good faish 81 free people. A'' ~ ''''
In my opfn!on lhe, people q the. United sta,cs
arc to nakc fStnblitsn*Ia fltnetrions among III.
republican Government qry thu safest OF ait 70
tuKflics. and that lhc people who i,npose tuxcs
,'pG'n 'ip'a shc.ntsIscs asc moss Jealous q taslE
thc .tnct Tint grcat .hnancIal dHicaliits
nrc s'1tl 10 1c overcome HAT onr prescnt pros
nsiiiy + tathss arlafcn !an rsat; tha: W ars
n fHct cxtscd 10 all the dangers Which attend a,,
ilI,ated and teavcn,atle currency, which dinIn.
irhes !aot, tho true source Of na1ioAat wealth,
which Irni invariably 10 tirs3tssura4 anil .c11 nr.
, 1866-08-24

hcx Rejected LoEer-Cholcra Cases,
SC.
LOUISVILLE, Angast aa-Thc C3urf@r Of this
cIts is getting 1ahid. 1t has recently been pitch
iag into 81 Kepah!issn paREs published IL he
on statc ailatrs in Kentucky, at,:r the moss ap-
proved arc-catinE, Bully Brooks" style. It his
mouth Ind raging with unresttalned matncss, IL.
voking mob.law. dca1h, damnation and tar and
feathers On an who have anything do with North
EN- kheets. 1t evidently labots under the impress
sion that it exists under an auep!clous, bloodand
thuniier Confcderacy.
A German Indy shot and seriously wounded =
suitor who had been 1cpn]sed By her. and atte7-
vn5ds insulted her. The tragedy occurred on
Thirteenth street. She vas gay and lively widow
Of tweuty-tw yeass; She has lot hecn arrested.
Markets arc STEADY. Considerable quantities.
, 1866-08-24
the late German Bund, has been recalled to St

the la:e German BuGd, has been recalled to st,
Petessbu,g,
The Poles who are he1d In exile and imprisou.
ncni In Eastern Siberia, have risen In revolt
against tho RussiAu authorities. The military
were at once employed agaEns. them, and thirty.
five oftle insurgents wefc killed, and the rcmai4
der captured Or dispersed over the country.
ATKINS. Greece, August e1.-Adticps raeetycd
In this city from Gambia, datcd on tho 9Th instant
state that the Christian population there demand.
cd certain measures Of Governmental reform from,
The Porte, which being refused, they rose In arms,
displaying The standard Of protecting powers OF
Greece. They have proclaimed tleIs inlepeu-
dcncc. Tho Governor tFcats the Christians as
rcte1s, and has sent for rcinfoccements Of Turk
ISL troops.
, 1866-08-24
From Memphis.

@EAFu1s, August s3.-The Little Rock Railroad
ary next
night. wv" '-''
The cotton market Is somewhat depressed. Mil,
ding Is quoted ut s1432c. Provisions are III
0iher markets the aamC. -
Fire deaths nom chossra hars occurred since
my !att. and seventeen cases. The disease Is
thought 10 be on the decline by tho Doard of
, 1866-08-24
FROM DES HOMES.

DclaultlnE County Trcn%urcr~-Erec-
bootcr 1Iansctl-Tndian Deprcdnt1o:ls
Oh she Upper 1YiEsouri-<s I1y PoiIcys,
Ignored III Iowa.
ispccial Despatch 10 The Chicago Ttlhune.]
DEs MONIES, An=nst y.
Great excitement exists in Hardin County oser
.he alleged dcfalcaton Of ]. D. Gourlny anil II.
Cusnch, late Trcasurcss Of tile county. Al pnb-
lie meeting, few days since. threats Of iyuch1ng
were made, l'ni no VIOLENCE WAS done, and the
meeting finally adjourned, after adopting rcso-
luton 10 Employ Hon. Enoch W. Eastman. ". i.
Moir aud II. L. uo1 10 prosecute tho delinquent
IfcasulcEs.
4 ramcless freebooter, who murdered boy
hcrLihs cattle III Nebraska antl attempted to dEist
tlse cattle into this State, was arrested IN Ftemon.
City, where lle popu3acp tei-c i; :snd haar him.
The Sioux Cty Rf9i ster contains accounts Of In.
dian dcprctlations and 'a.assacers TN the Upper
Missouri. II also states that the steamer P0c.holl
tas was sunk !ortya'c miles nboyc Fort Fa:s;lal1
No lives fost-~carGo damaged.
Ihe Johnson Sop2erieaq .aovenient falls dead
not hesate to express their Willingness to leyel
uyer their tlcsh pots ralhts than surrender thcis
rFfnr{n1ca
, 1866-08-24

pr. RUFUS DABCOCE, DID SECRETARY Of The An1ezt-
can and Foreign Biblc Sociel s. *r1ses:
.SoH1c rnc ago. when tsayct ling on the Western f1Y.
crs when HE CGofera Was prt3 alng and f1tal saw
au nual1y experienced the c9cal influence OF lh
CaRXIN AIIrE. Fur about thfrt3 10lta IN board Of
steamer between Cincinnati and P1ttsbuEEh expert
tEcr the power OF that fell dL Ha*e EhIeh At length
entirely yielded to the free Of our Ba5am. PrI-
hyler4n Elder, board the eatG boaS, who hati inst
lten brought the brink Of the we by Ca1frS In
Cincinnati, and hutryt nE l.unte to his
lou. family experienced RELAPSE. III hS 1ln1ety u>e OF
hr same aeiiclne lm7sclattr and thoEuu,h ,hly
, 1866-08-24

FreczinE Weather OH Mount Wnsh-
InEt01.
=, AorsT WAsn1Te1os, \. H., August e3-Thc
'snf!eImometcs thlr morning etaads At IS Aa,.
broken down By the Ice which has formed or ii.
On both f1nee the Ice is lla3f IN Inch thick,
, 1866-08-24
FROM MILWAUKEE.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MILWAUKEE, August q.
The President has commenced the work of clear
ing out Radicals In this city, now Congress is out
Of bis way. Colonel Henry A. Starr has received
tic appointment Of Postmaster In the place OF G.
Z. Wells, removed. The present incumbent. Mr.
Nclis, has faithfully discharged every duty con
uec.ed with the Post Ofce, and made many tn
p.oycnellts, bat everything must gf7e way 10 ''mE
policy
]. b. Smith, formerly rrcs1dent Of the Union
League Of Wise orsln, has been appointed Asses
sor, rte c. A. Bronson, removed; and Majcr Ru-
fus Cheney, Collector OF Internal Kevenne, in place
OF Emerson, removed.
.-et tho work progress. They a1c oaiy sowing
tic wind to reap tho whi-1wind.
, 1866-08-24
70 WHOLESALE GR0CERS
AND
ID IL JAIL ERS,

New Mexico and Golo.ado isr the List Years, md
also having an extensive acquaintance In Utah and
Mont.AR Wishes to enter Into IN engagement with
eoa established house either Travelling Saleaman
or 70 7eccive certain interest Tan gtye undoah,ed
fX6 net '' -
, 1866-08-24

proclamation ConycnfnE tho South
Carolina Legislature,
CnAnIEsTns, August Ex-Governor Orr has IT,
ihe ith Of September. for tho purpose of adaptlng
ihe State laws TO recent aets Of Congress- aud E1f
Of TINT State - ~~"f'0
, 1866-08-24

[UUEftNM,
BALTIMORE, Ansust aa-The Labor Conqrrs.
0rgnn.
Trades' Cni::n- be maintained.
The meeting then elected J. c. Wha1ey presf-
denf, and seye:h Vice Presidents, and ihen ad-
, 1866-08-24

e.s5. ~' ~ S~'4o*9
Lor1syn1x, Ausust ea--Thcre were tyc new
cases Of cholera ut Taylor's Barracks yestcrdsv
and seven deaths from preceding cases, No dcstHs
, 1866-08-24
LATER.

Treaty of Peace Concluded Between
PruAsin, Austria and Baynrln-La-
test Financial and Commercial In-
tellt.encc.
LONDON, August st23-noon.-Pcace between Anz-
tria and FEusefa was to be Eisned yesterday, and
ratified In eight days.
Peace was also to be signed between Prussia
and Davtria-
LONDON, August e3-E -EscnIng-one Of the con-
dtttonE Of peace between rrussla and Anstsia Ia
that Prussia Is to cvacuate Bohemia within fort
AIehs.
tUsDox. August22 2-Escalng.-Ate telegram from
Athens reports that fighting Las OCCURRED In The
laland Il Candia, ard tho United Statos Consulate
has been damaged.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ttvEEis,o1, August 11-Snou,
Co11ox-ls s,rn., snlcs cstilnated ii Ito haios.
EEtAla1CfFk-FlAt.
LoNrox, August 7s-Soon.
The Hank Of England today reduced ls rate OF dls.
t'oatoA-Are quoted nj ss,.ioE fnoary.
lhr following AFc Tic current prices u American
fHi.ri Etncs sos, 20; Eric slascs, 4lx; l,lno..
Cciltrhl,
Newfoundland Telegraph Lllacs Work.
Ing Asndly.
roisT 1loon. n. S., August as--l0 n. MA very
lcasy s.otm hus prevailed to the eastward all tay
nial rtill continues. Tho land wire. work very
atd which accaun's for tks nen.zccc1pl Of further
European Intelligence.
, 1866-08-24
FROM WASHINGTON,

Further Explanation Of General
Grants Presence at the
Late Bread-and- Butter
Interview.
The New Orleans Unionists Ap-
peal for Protection from
Rebels.
INSTRUCTIONS In RELATION 70 THE
CONVERSION or G0VERH-
MEhT BONDS.
The President N'ithtolds the Re-
port Concerning the Payment
of Extra B0unties.
THE ILLINOIS AGENCY FOB
FREE COLLECTION OF
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Order Discontinuing the Is
sue Of Rations by the
Freedmen's Bureau.
Letter from Secretary Nc
Culloch on the Nation
al Finances. "
FROM EUROPE.
SIGNING OF THE TREATY OF
PEACE BETWEEN PRUS-
SIA, AUSTRIA AND
BAVARIA.
Prussia 10 Evacuata Bohemia
Within Fourteen Days.
Bavaria Submits to
Frussia's Demands.
THE KING OF HANOVER GALL
Ed UPON TO ABDicATE.
RESIGNATION OF THE SIMON
CiDINET.
Cialtlini Succeeds In Marnlora as
Commander of the italian
Forces.
| aEv0LT AMONG THE POLISH
| EXILES IN SIBERIA.
"
| TIE CHRISTIANS III GAMBIA RISE
AGAINST TURKISH RULE.
Immense Republican Mass Meet
| ingsin Illinois and Indiana.
THE PEOPLE. RALLY TO THE
| SUPPORT OF CONGRESS-.
, 1866-08-24

Conffa.ration Mt Hudson, WIS,
MlLwArkEE. August GA despatch eiales that
ile American uotcI. u livery efaoe. with several
hotsct. md d number Of adjoining buildings.
wctc destroyed ~ fire on Tucsday. Loss SlU,03O,
and no insurance.
For Further Telegraph Sec Fourth
, 1866-08-24

Rev. Dr. TuACETEL1, Missionary Of tho Presbytert
an Board. wEluug &som Lodlaua July g. 1s6., says:
"Fsoa ny OWL experience, can testify tsat DE- p
JATSEb CAHHlSAT!vE BALaaA IL an zdnls a,tc remedy
else iails: Ea,c y U man who had long suffered
get The Alsa,l checkel the dlseasc nrc although
the medc!nc prc.cfitst By the Cover .nlEnt Medical
utrccr had no effect"
The CasmInatlEe BaIsam kn.. at Of Or. D. Jayns
sou's Family Medicines. arr sold In Chcago by cur
AKrnt4 Messy Fuller, Finch T. Eulff +, HIfuha1us q
Vim schaack. Losl d Sluth, and +. IN. II. Hookcr.
anG hy Druggists generally. an21 .Esl5tN n F.nct
, 1866-08-24

Mr. JASPER pOCLsOE of fIiolmesourg, Ohio writers
"My sou was Last Fan aaca sick With taol<ra Her-
tas. Although attendet fhJsctau- he tew wotse-
Hn crAMpt1t severely "nd uoth1nE would stsy Oh
hix ttousaeI cntlt Lad S1uf CAE4ISATIvE HAL
fan nIch relicv,s hin In !mtaleJ. have since fo
cuusleu1ei the medicine 'oth.ss WHO have uss1 It
with HE
, 1866-08-24

EF rCttI1EN's AusrFlIvDu. A.rucs. =,
ncnrt"rh ntrret, II Duthorl1rd to trcttep
Advertisements for tho Tribuuc, and Mi
thc lending papers throughout tho UuttcJ
etntcs anll t:nunda.
\! !ASON1C-Thcrc will he n rcC,l]or
~ eo!lvocaton of Washington Chapter. No. Il,
Il. a. ST.. thIs tfliluAy) E,eninE. Vi orsntE.
.,,s NM IA DELTulsr.
, 1866-08-24

III 1>S HASSEI.TINE WILL RE- OPEN
4s.l her tc!,oo far young l.naleA and Misses
On Tuesday, September 11th.
For tcrna and further particulars inquire nj lnO
Nct& Mnsflington.st. 6u3itatY rrar nr.t
, 1866-08-24

Delegates to tllc Philadelphia Union
Cta,rc1,t&on-Cocpcr1 Convention
-DcL1ulh County Eiblc Soc1ety-Ll1.
e&,lr Monument Entt{f.
, 1866-08-24

country. fI{ueE 10 obty The order OF any Con
fctierate.' tender my resignation aud shall keep
New Orleans under martial law Until further al-
y!cca." II that is what .t;cnezal Sheridan .cn1,
and 1t sounds Just like what he would send, 1t IL
no wonder that his deerafcl,ss were 11utIlatel or
suppressed. We make this pnb'Ec abatement on
tic autAorIt; Of our Informant, whose nare Is ut
The service Of thc officials IL they want It, let
them now publish General shc:idan'e original de-
fpatchee.
The Atlantic cable informs us that Prussia
has decided 10 annex 10 hcg domintons the King
dom Of Hanover, Electorate OF licssc~ Dnchy Of
Nassar. and 1hc former free city Of Frankfort The
Eins Of Hanover lae already hccu called npon to
resi1s. II Il announced that Bavaria has submit
ted 10 the demands Of Prussia. The Saxon Cab..
Eet has Resigned. The Italian army ll,s had Il
change OF commanders, Cfaldini succeeding la
Mazsnora- The Tinted States naval officers In
Russia continue 10 receive numerous eourtcsies
from The Government. A revolt had occurred
aunng the Polish cxilcs in Siberia, which Was
- only suppressed alter thtrts-ve insurgents were
.tl]ed. The Christians in Gambia hare risen against
Tu.kfsh rule and proclaimed ihcir independence.
Pcace between PEIssfa1 Austria and Bayiyia was
probably concluded Oh Wednesday, md would be
ratified in eight days from that time. Prussia hts
agreed to csacnate Bohemia within fortnight.
Some Of the bankers and capitalists Of Bos.
ton recently rendered Hon. Hugh NcCuiloeh, Sec
sc:aEr Of The Treasury, public dluncs, on his way
thsn,,@t that city 1lum visit 10 Maine. Tar In,
taiion failed to reach the Secretary until after III:
.etuzu to Washington. and he w:i;cs ictes to ths
gentlemen 1e.1cttins the circumstance OF the fall
u:eof The mole; as, had It ceu received In season
''i,wou1d have aforded me great pleasure to haS
complied with your w!shcs." II Ills reply th
Sccsc,sry saye: "Since March 1856. the war ha
been brought to successful conclusion immens
as1,ics hare been dIshandcd; every soldier ha
lscn paid before being mustered out Of the scEs
ice; al maturing obligations of tic Government
hare 1ten satisfactorily provided for, while III
national debt Is nearly Two hundred md 1fty mil
hons less than It was estimated Il would be ut th
present timc, and the reduction Of 1t has nyc.asc
Tor The past year more than len millions nc
month 1fno olter nation ever rolled up q deb
20 ,aptdy, EoEe certainly ever commenced the r.
GuctioA of its deM 20 Eoon altrr III csestion,
ou7 faxrf arc hcasy. our resources arc almost ur
limited, while the disposition Of the people to bea
cherrfn!'s their burthers Is surprise even I
th:.- tho hare 1he greatest confidence In II,
i. honor md good faith of free people, In IN
T. opinion, the people Of the United States arc
make icpublicanism illustrious among The nj
nona W establishing the fact that The scientific
os republican Government arc the sateEt Of d
securities, and that the people who impose taxe
upon themselves are lhc moet Jealous Of their n
uonal credit-''
, 1866-08-24
FROM MADISON,

Delegates to the Southern UnionIsts,
Convcntaou-The Vcathcr-Euiycrsi.
II mntter1-The Removal of General
Atwood
, 1866-08-24
FnOM ST. PAUL.

Painful 4AccfAcNt-I1nf1rond Train or
the TrncE1-IkaHrond 1lnttcr.--C1ty
cc@-PoIl1ic~-Hyllent Slaiprac11ts
Hail Stcrni-ESurGfnry-
brutality OF q PaFent-Eire Mt F4ud-
Aplt, WIS,
, 1866-08-24

7. II. TERW1LL1GER. Agent,
ulot 00 WHxh!n1t0n-+t.. EhIrnro.