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Facilities for Visiting the Paris Exhibition
-Cy.1s ". Field Makes IN Honorable set
t1cncrt with Ills Creditors.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbuae.1
SEw Tork, November 9.
The Great Eastern has been chartered 10 carry
visitors FROM New York 10 Brest during the Pasis
Exhibition.
Cyrus ". Field has addressed a letter to every
creditor uho spnered by the failure OF his house in
promised, adding the interest for nearly eix years
Thu whole smoua. wil1 be so, loo.
aiovcmeuts Of the Fcusan ssechcn.-aIove-
ments OF General sh"r1sau - fSrlaes
ACnints a steamboat 1Comraay-Eurcrnl OF
breElso.
Snw yonK. Soyen2leF 9;-1l.s ,rep,.t That Mr.
has been Sis osee. ana buss inie5sa
out tic tay. His departure must be aca! At hand
but when he starts anil from whc:e, will be only
proba6le the senersl pnblic vii ie ke7: III ieno-
rance o. his movements tor t1etacxt shIee weeks.
No ilfounsliou cau be oIia;neo from lcsd-
NEW YORK.. November 9.-I.cnicc2nt General
| to Mexico. arrived III shls CITY LAST night.
pleaded MI caitS 10 he Indictment tn ihs civcntt
rorrt IN Drookl n. He Was rcmandcd. aad thu
it'd ass v a *sb sss e eee ss dc s since elected
the steamer It; Joh-, G. 1cfIsed Passagtto u Alba
aud a iut5 yesterday. arer rharre by ths Cons,
sustaining the complaint. rendered verdict fos
Sl.t(0.
i rcry large mcctin. was held last evening .!
tic Cooper 1nstltnte. to aud in the cstaolf.hmea
at National Ass!um on the Poo
mac foE dsablcd soldiers and sailors
1slisefed E eovesaos Weodfo
scpertl Q; 2; Howard. scysEno: hamilton, .
| aid of ttc ohjccL About 81, Gu or $3U,C10 ar
needed to cs!ablth the institution.
The fu1e,al Of Simeon Draper took place to-t1a!
Iror, 81. Ba,tnotomew'e Church. and was 1a1sel
attended. The Commissioners Of Charities an
! Corr ctiocs went present IN body.
The contest between D. Il. Craig. late agent c
The New York Associated 1'Eess,. and the officer
ol lhnt Association. .agcs with unsba.sd tut.
C1a,e v,ens lis new oG:ee, a. agent OF the 81 Asl
and Ssg oI Ss As's %a
lie, late cf thc !crld, with hin In his nndt.tal
ipc: Probably the Interests Of 'hs public A. la;rG
a,cc Ct Ibis conflict.
, 1866-11-10

Facilities far Tlsttip0 the Paris Exhibition
-Cy.us ". Field Makes IN Honorable set
t1cmcEt with ht~ Creditors.
SPECIAL Despatch TO the Chicago Trtbuae.l
, 1866-11-10

teurther Arre~te Of Suspccted FenInus-Atd
tar ruHcfcEa h5 the Quebec Ftre-Arrssnl
Of th5pwrcckcd Whnter~-Earfhcr InEor-
mnlion in Keeurdks the Fate OF the Frank
Itn Expedition.
TonoK7o, G. ", November a-Thc police ALL
!hotttes arc instructed to cause le arrest and de-
tentton q all suspicious ehancters found in tla
The aer empowers magtst;Ae to cause The ar
t;nsns!as q e]1eon1ssns ] srtsd dt:isns asata;t
bai. tilt ,ie sth of juno Ec1t Isste1dsy ,de a. u
5s.s yoSS bucg We ssS ,n
cl.olson. The Dud1ess profess to hail from
Brooklyn. and s.e monllera b5 tende. Cash says
from scotlard. IT'S expected TO 10 proved that
the puIleys hare given al Assumed name, The
rrorcr one being Donsgan,
hef NInIrffys steamer knight viii proceed IT, to
Hs:s Fancss sna nas sst Sc , hsf + v M 81
The New brunswick Government has given si1
th1u:und dollars 10 the Quebec suaetcss, and
S9ya Ssoa has Sss gsen ase h1q5ana
aufho11zin. draft Of e. 5Cu on the nccount Of the
Relief Fund. Contributions from England already
| reach ~ + 6 GSo. '1lose from The United States
,1fsce n en-. named 1suey, Harriet and Wheeler,
| officers ol M!n'ne company. In Wall stcct. have
lacta which led to he arrcst Of thvee snci syc not
ret b en- fully developed, but said 10 DO OF an
| ex;raorciuary character.
The c1pfa.n ard pat OF the crew of the .Au1eri-
| can whaling ship Antelope, which 7ns lost lat
! October, neaf n ant tik ltf1nu, have arrived nt
| St. Johne. The C0nsMe1tf1, Journal, Of that
town., eays the officers Of tic Anttlope lItnS In
trre~ins information, n,aee by Mr c. F. Hall, &c.
Ar. Hull h1a IT. his possession a gold watch,
s1me stlscr fpnons. and Other relies supposed to
belong 10 the Frarkliu expedition. Me also learned
lying under boat in Committee Bay, vhcso they
.isd becu placed after DEATH. III. natives would
NJ. Hall wiu procure assistance 1ud pIs!, o.,
, 1866-11-10

Fcntnn TrtuEa-Thirtccn Additional Frison-
cFs Arruigncd-Tbctr Trials Indefinitely
Tueiponrd-Trlal Of DiuMouI-Ec is Ac-
quilted. dc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trthanc.]
ToEos7o& c. " Sorcmhcsa.
The following prisoners were to-day arraisncd
aEd pleaded rot guilty: Peter Currau cl;7s Doyle,
ncrry Laycllc, John GallsEh,r, John G-aec.
Derie1 qniEn, *5rhn Morgan, Bernard Dunn. Pat
lick Dorohoc, Frederick Fry, Vim. Iakcr. Ja,aes
Bu1k, James Spanldips, and Wzn. Orr.
Mr. Mckenzie moved 10 have the Indictments
1cus led IN tlcsc cases O. tic same TFouaae Is
moved In OScil's ca*c. and the further ground
that The offence took place proFions to the pa.'lnc
Of acts =. nnd =; Vieio:1A; Chapter l. The ''ials
The prisoner. Gccc. eince ht* Incarceration. has
acquired quite gum Of tnnnty+ having received
,txtee, hundred s',d atsy toass as h!s rr92e.;
| Wilkes Boo::. Ee being ore Of The troopers who
'o4ase tr 10 of nansi Diamond was then proceed
cro~p G % %obtcrsed that tho lndielneut il this ca<e
chsrfel the prisoner Is an American citizen, ami
Ms framed rimilat 10 The others That had beer
| 1,rcfrrtcd. The prisoner waf arrested ou SafuI
| i,y. tho I'd Of Jnpe at p1aCc ca'lcd FrEcchmaul
| t,r1st: wt.h a ei1.baseled revolver in bis pos
! srssIot. and, from thr suspicious account nc lat
Tiyrn Of hlniselt. the Crown bad deemed It 'hei
| dutt 10 ar1tet him. ~. a.,
| n, f1dc5swaT The pttsoucr made the folloEto
ststcmcnI which took down ut the time: u
sui,i be was IN American eltl.sn. native 9, r.
ta.t he vas naddicr HIasia fSaf he eeEs aesfae
afno ptilad.ipsta and lei there for Fn,sonrsh
that he was tu Buffalo SIX or Rcten weeks bctoF
lie raid: thai he came over into CAuada On th
lsl Of June: that hc reeurneo 10 nn.alo tac aain
| pisht, and crossed orct aca1u VI ea.ataaf' "ae
Itub<n Yosier, suorn-0n Saturday morning
, 1866-11-10

missioner IN the absence Of Hon Isaac Newton,
y ho ha. bccn III tor thu past six weeks:
IT, s. wis., u q s s S
EoIuuLis, for the Flaiheads and other eonfedera.
ted tribes Of Indians In Moata:a Terdsoiy; !oel
oi the Miset-s1upt, Flllr:rana,. Lake Wlaneoago
l.arls, and the Indiaus Of Red lake and rcmblns.
s1A71s71cs M RELATION TO TIE n1lNDusfhlAtnsfkA"
Es1s or THE COUNTRY.
WARRINGTON. November 9.-1hc following hg-
urcs approximately illustrate the relative value
esl!,naied in epcee of the various Industrial In
tercela 0: the United Staes a. ascestaincd br ro-
fet INQUIRIES 11e rS
xt.tM CW 001; mauufacurt =, ESQ, ,001 400; mineral
products. 600; fisheries, $13 t00 100; prof
its ison, foreien fer commerce Imports and ezrorts'
ecastwtee, inland aad local, xlIo3 ao, 600; aver:
aEc yearly increase In ralne Of donatn, roads ca"
1.a's; d. cdWe1lirGa, Sc. @9 nj T9ss1: ~
savings OF net Increase Of wealth. fs5s,eeo,09o.
FREEDMEN AFFA1ns
The Tenor Of the reports ,seeised ny tne pfcea a.
the several districts have been w!hin the past stL
months Of nature which inspires the hope that
the aniosttea end peudiees rss1tlns G t1om ahs
eastern aud b0rder States A nhfkeH dtIninnhor
in tho number of ouiraEes committed npon th'
nssaas*a IS he esi Il
% smone shc freedman, and ths i,.si.n3t!on {
sss's's: sSesa Willis ,s 'a%' ssa T:s 'as'
,'ec Hge ceus so"f & com1'nan, ' nj hs rre.sn t,as
Hit M hans as1ccIns Hp.,. dsi Sion of the cCoo'
Disputes Of eht- kind gererat' terminate II tste
The employer and ssl'cre i ie apr1rsnf thst u
ss. es eos asenp M oi c nS Sare hive ecn
dene 70 10 it, eai:fas'ion of all parte. eonccfne
, 1866-11-10
FROM CAIRO.

Tho Cairo Rebel Organ Makes nn Effort
ToSur ltespcct nblItay-RcsiRnntion~. RE-
tnnvrtlx aud ArpnIntmeut.--A @orrE Ttmc
Tor the Bread and Buttct Fumtly.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
CA1uo, November ..
The Cairo Democrat, ''my policy organ Of
this city seems 10 have been brought to It's etnees
by the lesnft Of the late election, and in vain
hope Of being considered respectable among de-
cent people In future, lets down In the following
hammer in lie editorial this morning:
"Sincc the election we have been led to believe
"e,e not in very good hpmo- during the greater
portion OF it. We were not exactly angry, but We
'onens with Kind Of .ytndictiyeness. Maybe VIC
stinc's some blows which should not have been
al.ncd at all. II We did, we regret tho fact, IT,
without cause, wo used language that rulled the
feelings Of sensitive peorc. We fcerc' The fact Il
VIC were personal when VIC shou!d not have been,
wr cvrc the fac1. II we mfsrcpretentcd the chAsac
trcls aggricvci al what W. have taid about hia OF
his party, We regret the fact While this Is so in
{ Justice 10 onrsclf TIC must ray that we made no
tine believe 10 be strictly true. We have often
used ,hc language ofscverity when IT should not
hare lse1 used we have sometimes used an eet. ee!t
| 1nay hn'c made charges which shou1d not have
cen made; but we hare never denounced any
u,.lcss we bciiesed that our de1unciationa were
required By the Interests of tlt public and were
That Catro is today without 4 daily newspaper
II 4 !act. unless a paper without telegraph nc.ys
cur be called such as The pfHGcrGt stopped tax.
st1as a ysM y n9a
printed with changed dates and ss!tho1s the na'ns
Of editor or proprietor. Moses IIartell. II Is
department 1o.morrow 1Il. Halrcll is one o
Cat1o's oldest citizens, m old newspaper man
nnd va The sepaais9n q Tafy 5,tes ~ ~ 49, y Z
cFGt ard crcstfaltcU Democracy OF the Tbft1ccn1l
, 1866-11-10

attorney 10 Captain Scott, wEo elx!ms III. '-~.-
Le havln. executed bur d for $780,
Mr. House, who has been pardoned BY the
Freslden,,turns over all claims be may have ou the
Harriet Lane to the United ~tates. and the United
t1h1es naval officers are expected to arrive at
ecott institutes suit on behalf ct himself and lhe
paI'ies for whom be Is acting. among whnm Gen
.1sl J.. Hagrr5er presents little claim O. over
ter. The s1nount rcaltked from the Gales Of cotton
brought BY The larrte. lane, ,osetnes with tae sum
company being the aaount paid fof damages to The
tbip By dre, VII 1e lying it the harbor Of Havana,
vat Inverted Jointly By the Confederate asen'e
Ielirnn, which will be pjnced in the hands oi
EeEen'. Morales & Co, Of 1favana. and by them
contigped TO New York firm, who xl!! tell the
steamer, thf proceeds 10 be divided By the United
States and MI. 11trxe. Those ars tht
1ctnl ants Of rho late Confe.teracy ID C1ba, on
~ halfa dozen ~ ex-Confedesates remaining II
Iia,ana engaged In CONNER clal or mercantile
nurs uftf,
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Family Hcscuea from n Burning Dnifdina
OaEin3 Len n hx d Child a tCSxatEA Yen

Fnmt3y Hcscued from n Burning Bnifdin1-
Daring Leap b5 q Child of Twelve Years
PHILADELPHIA, November DAN alarm Of 1re
w given lzet night about Z o'clock. On reach,
tne fancy soap and pe1fumety store oi liaudsll Il
Co., on Chestnut street, above Thirteenth The
hremen actively endcavorcd to suppress the ire
SHt despite their elIorts It gained r:pid hcaaway
When at its hetshth It was announced that ftm
i,y were sleeping iu The upper ps7t OF the nuld:
Ing, and Just the word was ssen there appeared
At one Of the windows little child twelve ycara o
ase, who cried nantscaIly for help. The trcmeu
Immediately 2lsccd their ladder in position &c
rescue the sufferer. but before they co11d ascend
thS chiid sprapg iron, the third story window and
fell with great force On top Of store window
iso1n Which place It Sas immediately rescued, anG
taken Into nefchbostnS house, wh:n physician
was sent for to minister to ft4 injuries. 1t wa
soon discovered that the child had sustained NJ
tusther injury than rercral severe sptatns. sooy
utter, the mother Of the child, Mrs. Hattwc!l ant
her two daughters. were taken from the burntnl
structure Ii an exhausted condition.
fIuADEtPnfA. November ga joutnermar
baker residing In The southern part Of the city
was found In The csllHr OF his house to-day vi
hie throat cut He was removed 10 the hosplta
a.d room dted. The a.aiE IL Involved In compiet1
mystery.
, 1866-11-10
FROM EAHLTILLE, IONA.

Probable Fntal Fall-fIorrfb1e TrnRedy-A
Alan Attempts the Murder of His Nholc
FnmilS and Afterwards Gomm!ts Suicide
Ear1su1E, Iowa, November 9.--3it. j Jonn " God,
a Dubuque merchant, OF lie firm Of Wood &
.jacleo.. fell in his stable at Ha1twieh, Dela,
wa1e c. unsy and has Itcn lying al the poiut Of
ccath for the last thiEty-sx hours. There arc ous
slight hoTcs Of II. recovery.
On thursday afternoon man cH1ploTed IN NJ.
Buffers hardware store, al Manchester. Iowa. pts
;rIo execution long chrri he'd plan OF numbering:
hts entire iauily- Returning f:oIa his work ahoat
I'VE clock, he seized H. Eho'-gnn, retired to th*
ya1d aud shot at his wife. uc ih:1 shoi hl cal!d
aud manned ls HiIe's mother. He then cut hi
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| fenco.
H,s1,b Gam. e.ro,r-1 rcstde In Bufte In and am
s,tner{ufcuIrnf ~ ,br s7tn,o Iron aEd Na!3 TOM
nnrT Thn nfisouer was in 0nr eraoIoy Tor about
franttrn hnnd " IN fhc secoId of lime hcanI
thsi ne was IL Cau,da, Vhsn with " hc bore
! rnod character. Ian an Eucltshmau, and hare
resided in the Statcs since 1891. In umrs Of cx-
eeMeht ~ y rs tsi9 [,od % MY Tsnni,. went
n,.,t,m ~. W. fsne1s AZ an =, c5,,ins,fr t~0f~
w Trae ~ eeSn1+nInsT hw NJ E7t1nino-1 ia A rnsto-
| ns-T shin~ in Ihr States 10 cary rcyolycrs.
~ sdI an,niov hs,srnan sNi and :71D
| hns. r." fscsor. ia rniie clcae to whc-r The
Eanqane rmr,rEcS ~
cgT7ste H15n6yt1 S,etsnv. suoro-I reside at Black
vnnE GrnT thc n,isoner, He boarded Al nv
ioa.c, Iic Wns there on Friday the 81 II June
iase sanout ~ ~ pti t tbc t'nr, AMI
Sene9"'s ~ ~ oso s" - 90, .,"h - ro,,
C31ss"fTdfMfd oE -. -Hc,co.a1t So. xrata1s a.,
"cic beyond the r'ser Nnrn e! III: -" ne.n a,
Ire OF 1he r:3ecnes a"er f,nas. ~ ":.s w I Euuu ~.
character and a. Gooo ooy rs "as c'e1 IL tua
Eonee. ,.. =. u,.1.
hGe aaau tt4 r tea ,es;lrna, ~ Tharsds1
1 ta h1M m * iS hs h,er nj M
hc,, fsM ,us hn, On Fr;dsr nieht md sal
n,oay n ;n1n ts,naa n I!ns ,Sst ta fe"@'' s47
~ o3hc!. .1en VIZ W -. ~ nrsorc
'ar,ar ea1 hi. ciosn tSs r.sn ~ - ~ acrcnrc
thoss e st ~ ~ w. II I'm
aug e!o4Mcn ro,'ad ~ H. " rs,n n i'm
, 1866-11-10

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trfbnnc,l
W&sUr*Hrox November Q.

Especial UcSp1ICH 10 t0E AnlC1e<U 4IluAAc-J
wAsur*aroS, Sovcmncs9.
TIE pTFICE-aEEkENG CROWD.
Illinois and Wisconsin politicians havc bes3
scarce In Nas.h zion ia, the past three weeks. ns
srch changes as It was supposed could au.ct the
elections had been r1:de, apd all parties were
hrzfly engaged Mt lomc- The chief excitement
in oface-fcekinc circles has been among Ohio and
Inoiara men but Il considerable delegation Of
drhatcd politicians from Missouri aud Illinois
are expected ne1t wces- The pressure nron the
President to Obtain oflcc for these men II very
r1eat and exceedingly anunrIns.
GENERAL sTEENY.
The case Of General Swcrny was finally settled
to-day. lie is restored to hie rank. pay and cuo1-
nmenis AZ Major and Drcyet Colonel OF In
iunly. ..
EEAnAEKA AFFA1rs+
A number Of Nebraska politicians are hc-t try
iuc to secure The appuintment Of General Heath as
Governor Of that Territory. It eecm- probable
that al tic next session Of Congress tho Territory
viii become Stale.
PERSONAL
congrcsssncn will learn with regret that jour
nal Clerk John II. Barclay, Of The House Of Rep-
seseutatres, Is very seriously i'll.
ELECTION TO BE CONTESTED
George Sr. Russum, the Radical csnaidate for
Congress in tic First Maryland District. intends
10 contest the election of Nj. Mccullough his
opponent
C0xH1EsInHEn OF EXTERNAL REVENUE.
General cous:aascs has withdrawn from til:
correct for Commissioner Rollins place. and the
friends Of Hon Thomas Spooncr appear 10 be
confident tonight. Mr. McCul1och Ia still strongly
o1.poscd to ary change whatever
ONO ArrolN1aExTs.
I'll. Understood that Thomas r. Saundcss aaf
Epos q, Reed have been hresettcd poetmastess 4
t;,.c1urau Other Ohio D1cvct- arc pending.
cCs1oxs 1EcEr7s-
.S..I. f.n,+ fN$$1E 4
Y,:l. ftcra The 2fth to the 31st Of October in
cl,4siye amounted to s, 5G9-.ess 81
ros1 OFFICE ArFoIST1ES4s
Tue ACTIVITY Nth which the political cutlaotia
i.as been working 11ay be illustrated os III
..ic: that oycz Two thousand Two hna"e
eEsnscs q rostmastcrs In the Norm m
Nrsl have ben made since the ast
o1July. The r1,s:d.rt l.s announced his d.
termination rot to riaEe any change in the 1oul'
vile Pos, OEacc-
IOWA REVENUE coIxxc1on.
II. c. Stanebcsry was Today appointed Co
lcc.or Of Internal Revenue In tho Sixth lows Ds
trict.
Thc President to-day ruadc the following a.
7oIntments: J. II. Evans. Postmaster ut Wate
.oo, Iowa; Andrew J. Z. Wood, at Warsaw, In,
CONSERVATIVE nE1otCT1oxs.
At The regular meeting Of the C0nserrad'
Army and Nary Tnion, Of ibis city, last mig .t,te
oiuttons were offered declaring that IN tal7 no
o1politieaa darkness the organization aholld re-
eratc it, Determination to adhere TO the Nation
Union faIh, and that aliaough It had much
dishcastcn and little 10 encourage, It would Il
give up thu struggle.
kEASK yE, BQED.
The Nralds Washington special says: ut
The Intention Of Governor Swami to call /
Msry1and Legislature together At m early j
for the purpose Of 1mpcuchlng 1ud;e Bond.''
APPOINTMENTS.
WAsH1so7os, November 9.-Ma}or B ilton Nc
ton has bcca appointed ChiclCictk Of the Depz
, 1866-11-10
FROM EURORE.

Iss Atlnntic Cab1c--Sctticmcnt Of n Cnntrn-
verss Between shc United states and Tar-
Ley--Epntinucd Jealousy Between PRUSSIA
md AustrIa--Sfrtor Ensauucl's Grand En-
IL Hsme. ito 'eu'ec--s'r' t'ina"tonc's 'lS't TO
CossTAx7Esop1E, November T.--The tsonhlc
betwcen tic sultaA'e Government anu the Cabinet
Of the United Statee, growing out OF the conduct
of the Turkish otlcs3's towards the Consul and
Consulate Of America in the Island Of Cypress,
has boon settled.
FAn1s, Move mber THE fh,ps which hare
been ordered for the service OF removing the
French troops from Mexico are now ready TO
sail.
The Aoaifeur Of to.day saga that Maximllian
will remain In Mexico.
BEE1K, November 7.-Pzassia sees in the a;,-
rointracnt Of Baton Denst as Minister of Foreign
Affairs OF Austria, an attemp, on the part Of the
Cabinet Of Vienna to Interfere In questions con-
sjdercd eet1led II ibis view 1e correct, it will
,npcl The Trussian Government to complete
more quickly and surely iss national work III
Germany.
VENICE. Noecmbc1 liking yictor Emanuel,
tte ruler onCntd Italy, entered the city at eleven
O'Clock tlts morning. The Patriarch of Venice
received His Majesty in The Church Of st. Mark,
where 7e Deun waa caautcd In homo. Of The
event. The reception given By tho municipality
ard people WAS m:g,t tdceut. and great JOY Was
5nenifeetcd. Tic crowd which turned ont was 50
lmmenec that troops ucrc unable to dclic bcfosc
The hing tor want Of spncc lhe National Gnard
OF Fehct1a has been mnbflized.
LONDON. Noon- November 9-Thc London
H. ;,o,d tbis uor,,r1r s,rs. NJ f.,odatonc,s mis-
~, ~. no' ..oh eass ~, ",aooto"s n s
s'oo 10 Aone Is 70 recoAe4'e 'ns t'ope 10 n's
fate.
Tie sur,o, Of tic failure of the Russo :pruss;ar
,,liance is nnfoundtd.
~. 49,. v."nna" E.'.,, c,,,.,n xv.,,or r-o,,
fhc snap 1oHnc EaSles Cap'a'n "altcs. 4sonl
Eal1ao, is aground a1 DunkfIk.
l1yu:roo,, Thureaay, November g. Steamship
-,laeo' aom '." ~; ., .'.e" a. '"'"e' W
ICY anu pfoceeoe! 'of Ea.e.
Ln1e+t English hsnfAcfh.
, 1866-11-10

few days aeo. Fisircd Carroll H1ll, spacious
building within Fort' ese Monroe. erected osigtu.
nlly 10 accommodate the officers on dnty, bat atc-
con Davis. 4 number Of men were engaged in
removing the iron tars from the windo.vs, and
making other alterations to ccu:thr'e to the COM
their quarters within the hall. A cutie OF rooms
will be Get apart, and they w,ll need large reeep-
ton pal 10 accommodate the visitors.
, 1866-11-10
.@asonr.
n Otto E.
Masonic c--Cauti0n.

Ithaytnx come - onr koox}d9a thss oartAin parties
from New York in connection wtta suspended Assons
and Other persors arc pretending tecon1T the DeSu
Of the scotIh ta II this clt5 tbs nnderaznod defs
10 ssase that only legitimate bo<s Of that Rita IN
u'e etate Of iunois aro located. one In Chicago,
o.' aosAER A. IoHSsoE. SD, coru1asndaF. md toe
otaer u springfield. HARAo.s G. REYNOLDS, ~.
Commander. He hereby caution Ill good AaanN,
who destre their Masonic reauons to be legitimate
md who wtah to hoHn down authorized sbd eg1tt-
ate sctton, not to be drnwn iuto movement 70 CAL
culated to separate them non their present assaea
lions and mar the peace and harmony of Masonry II
this State.
B. F. PATRICK, ga.
Deputy for Illinois And Wisconsin, and CoInaEccr of
Apollo commaude1J. No. ], e.
CHAs R. sTARKHEATHERS Sd.
Acting Member Supreme Council, NJ.
HOsMER L. JOHNSON. S3d+
Grand Minister Of State. and F. G. II, Knights Tenn
pla., nlInois.
HoBERT 4. Foss, SD.
Grand Treasurer, Knights retnp1Ar. Illinois
VINCENT L. HCELRCT, 3d.
Past Commander. Arollo cormandery, io.1-
HARMON G. REYNOLDS, SD.
Grand secretary Grand Lodge Of Illtno!s.
". Il. TUMu, sd,
Paat GRIND Couanander, and President Sow. Grand
Con>tstorf, n. j.. U. S. 4.
HENRY Z. RANEEY, s3d.
Pm. and p. G. C. Of Kaishta Tcmptsr-
GILBERT 4. SMITH. Sd.
r II. OF Baney Lodge, and Master Of Van Kcnnsclaer
Gsacd Lodge of Perfection.
y. H. GALE. IL.
GEO. ", pETTRE. Sd.
p.M. william 4. Warren LodEr. No. No.
0. Il. T1FFAEY, D. D., al3-
e. 8. STEVENS, 3D.
PM Oriental Lodge.
W.M. EGAS. ed.
T. II. Cleveland Lodge, T. G. Il. r. Of Illinois, and
Commander Chicago CosnascdcrE. No. D.
". z BTASET, I'D,
P.p.G. II. and r. 9. c. Of Illinois.
Il. Y. BloELow. SD. p.E.
GEO. H. GIBSON. Sd
Pm. Cleveland Lod.e-
Il. n. uCRLBUT, sd,
w.M. Dearborn 1odsu-
JAS. Il. NILES, 3d.
H.P, Lafayette Chsptez-
a. u. BENNETT, SD,
IN. aesperia Lodse-
L. t. MUM, sal,
PC. 4. P. of Illinois.
s. 4. THRALL. 3D.
W.A. Oriental LODGE
TT GCESEY. I'D,
P.N.a1d P.n.P.
J.H. CORN. Sd,
Grand NaA,er at Grand Lodxc.
Q. E. MINER, a,d>
| Grand High fs,et.
H. I. HArLEY, 81, WAukce1a-
w.D. E. ANDREWS, 81, Toex1o1d.
r. J. BROOKS. s:d. Joliet.
| 81. J. MOVES, 3.d, ftttsaeia-
j. r. PECElAM. I'D. Utica.
, 1866-11-10
Extraordinary Number Of Troops In the
Tsovsnce-IIinis to What They arc
There fGr-A Feed" &c,

lspe;al Despatch 10 the Chicago TFibuue.1
MoSrReA1., November Z.
Tho Onc-hu1dredlh regiment, 100 rtfong, a..
rived IN the city lay OF tro elnce being the last
eft achievements to Ca1ada. There IL now
aE extraordinary furce in tho Province. intended
for loo,e tnan the event Of war with the Fcntans
THIS force amounts to II, f,0o0 men, as follows:
LIST OF TUE FORCE IN CANADA.
fcr1lFy.--1 Fifteenth Nusears-about 5O0+
ArhHtJy.-Eigbt bafte1irx, elk guns each. ior:y
eight guns aud abomt 200 Iasn
EJ1.fry.-Fire' Battalion ls1f1e Brigade, about
7Gb men Fourth Battalion lille Brigade, about
1tU men Seventh kect1ncnt Of the Line, abon,
7cD men Sc1enfe' ntl4 Regiment Of The Line, about
TO meu Twensy-thirJ Regiment Of the Line,
about Go .ncn; rwenty-ilfth Regiment Of the
inc. about Cy0men: 1hEf,1uth Regiment Of The
Line, about 500 men f'l4'y-thfrd Regiment at thu
line, ahout Gu mn Fourth Ea:tsttlon Slx,ietil
TITLES, ahout Go men occ hnodsedth Regiment,
S'sty ,hird Regiment, 60 1nea Engioee,s, Com.
mis- nry Corps and Transport Corps. about ) ,0tK
H.n tctsl 1a,et0, ranging 10 1i.U01.
t1nA7 ~ RI
, 1866-11-10

1FtHl- l-utl
sEch force Of regulars as this III Canada has
not been :inre 1911, AID rome uoeu see In 1t
coupled with the fact that Bermuda Ia. been re-
fIforced by the Sl1ty-dr,t Regiment, which first
ct1oe 10 pRchec. Ind 1len was tent 10 Its Isand
stu: lop oil tho American coast
The Executive Council Is sitting here. Solicitor
Genern1 1a1-eE;n has been made Postmaster Gco'
ern] Of tie Prosfn1e, in the room Of Mr. How1and,
who Is Minister OF Finance.
A 'fesd" *as got up in this eitr lately, to Car
tier and LIS colleagues With the object Of endeav'
o,1ns f. s9ow sas hnSisa t,osssmment at th ms
people here. which 1t assurcdly has not
Aclause IL 10 lie inserted into the confederation
eses y
by lLc ruling party. Thls Ii an Improvement, bu
The confederation scheme tsnut cettaiu Of belne
Sooa wishes Of the British Cabinet will blind then
m fiIn 03,feclfnnR