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, 1866-02-21

Especial Despatch 10 tho Chicago THbune-1
CINCINNATI. Feb. ~.
FtoC1-ActIye aud not ~ artn. Sales Of nupertue
1t t.fha;.0
GhAE-TheAs offerings liberal; buyers scarce; nc
sales reported. Corn II FOOD teuaut. Sn1es OF No
mixed at szkess3c. Oats dnlt; No. offered at Sic;
No. ar SC, without buyers Bye Gull and neglected
Farley steady bat quiet.
CoTToS-Advaneed 1870. 3IlddliDz nomiually al
t2c.
HTHnkEY-In bond. ttcady: sales "a hrls 1t &c
tree. nrsalas1e.
Inoy,slnxt-Ftnut7 and higher. New city mess
pork held 1t $!s.oo; country, &as5os Chicago mcst
s,ta At &7'.to Bacon stcady tales OF clear sides al
tsa1skc. Packed bulk meats t1u sa1es Of NIB side.
Akllc. Lard In good demands sales Of e tca country
1t 174c: so les city At priv ata terms prime kettle
city held at 1sh6lskc; stesm. f7xc. Hoxs steady
sales, soo city d1rssco at $li.to. Receipts, III.
MoNrY-ste2dy.
ErYrryxG Fyf-u AHnH-Ffrm.
, 1866-02-21

ST. Louis atAfAef&
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune !
Sr. Lofts, Feb. 70-
ToBAcco-Actlrc; luss at e3tbs1sb; leaf 1t U.s. h.
F1,ouK-Actiye with upwasd tendency; sp.lnz at
t;.oCc2 ITO; XXI at $l35o,
GRAIx--Nheat steady. Oats active; prime at ia
5sc. Rye steady 1t &C. Corn active, c1osin< arm
l1ed At sKc: yellow at Gle; white ut e6c cholca ST.
Charl4s white At &c.
WHIsxrI-Steadya as t7.1s.
PEo71s1oSs-Acnye and nruu. Lard steady; good
steam nt t7c- Meas pork At e2s: shoulders at ilc
clear rih ttdea at AHcs hama at 16kc to arrive.
, 1866-02-21
THE MURDERER KENNEDY.
He 1onfexseA HIS Standardization
OF the Verdict in the Casc Of
Fleming and Corbett.

We learn from rrhable authority that On Monday
afternoon John Kennedy, recently convicted Of the
murder Of Pstr1ek Asloney and sentenced to bc
hanged On the second day oE March next, while
made 4 confession Of his guilt to bu sptr-
ltuAl adviser tn the presence OF the jaiior.
He confessed that be was WITH Corbett and FIeu-
Ing, who recently c3pssted she8. CRIME On the gal
saw Fleming dfe the first shot while Corbctt en-
deayorrd 10 burst in the door. corbett he said az
ter Fleming failed to Kill Maloney, took the pistol
from his hnpd nLd committed the deed
himeel[. Kennedy. during all the time thus occn-
pied, stood beside the door revolver In hand ready
tn case Corbett missed. to nnish the Job himself.
he fell as II great load had been removed iro bis
conscience. It is understood BY those acquainted
NTH the facts. that Kennedy win make f1ll and
le1Gnld.
, 1866-02-21

NAcNE, Wis.. Feb. 90.-Thefc Naa general jail
delivery al Elkhorn- Wis.,, last night, ali the psis.
oners eecapins, among whom were Brown, The rob
ber Of Rockwell Co.'S bank, snd two horse
thieves confined therein. Browns wife csmc flor1
Chicago last nigh, and at about o'clock. It Is sup
posed. unlocked The all With tase keys. The Sheriff
wds Abseul 1T the time.
, 1866-02-21

fou6uREEFs1E. N. T., FEB. IL, 1ed5.
Ds. ]. r. Bryant. Isl Dearborn street, Chicago:
Dear SE:-Allow me to express my gratitude for
tho permanent cure I hayo received from your
treatment For three Year, hAo tutfeted from
tota! loes Of voice. caused from throat and bronchial
diacuitles. On the Sd and 4th oi lust month
aapphed to you, at The sugseauun Of D1. Kent. 176
Bleekcr erect, New York, md With two operations
By ,nnr bands 1 was falIy restored. an now able
to couyeEee distinctly and well a. ever. Having
tried all Other methods Of cure known to ma Without
success, ehce5tuay recoIn1aend yonz rnsshed 70 AZ
thanks and prayers for your SUCCESS. remain,
four grateful friend.
mS50 NAHT J, DXNr1Ey,
, 1866-02-21
AHonor to Whom aonor.,s

EdttofE If1bune:
well earned credit 70 Justly accorded to the Messss
Good. for fixing up yout broken press, thus sayine
Yon much money and fnom greater loss. We never
know that Chicago mechanics cau repair NM and all
kinds Of machinery, printing 1eases included, bul
that there was certain part of The work foE your
broken press done by the Eagle Works MaunIac-
turing Company and that hut for ite machinery and
the perfection Of its gear cutting apparatus, yon
would hare been Obliged to 60 East to get your
The 500 ''ereaty mechanics" OF this company,
who by the coppe1head eheet-styled the York
incaaas .4dpoea7e-arr branded as cattle because
they are in favor Of ''psotecton 10 American fu.
mechanica anywhere, and only feel surprised thas
Chicago skill ereu to the speedy and complete re-
pair Of eight cylinder presses, should have been
ONE or TuE "301."
, 1866-02-21

Browns FerrnifuGe Commits. or Worm
Lozen.es-linch sickness, undoubtedly, With chill
dren End adults. attributed to other Causes Is oc.
cas,oucd By worms. The "Vermifuge CoInfts,
although efettual In DESTROYING worms. can do no
possible injury TO the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been successfully ufed b5
PHYSICIANS and found 10 be safe and au1a IN e1adi
tating WORMS. 20 hu11fal to children.
Children having wprms require immediate ttten'
ton, as neglect Of the trouble often causes pro-
1opged sickness.
Symptoms Of wosms In children ere often over
:ooked. Worms tn the stomach and bowele cause
irritation, which ean be removed only by the use oil
a sure remedy The combination Of ingredients
used in making Browns 'svezmliuge Conass' Ii
ouch TO Rtye the best possible effect with safety
Sold By druggists, chemists and dealers IN medi'
ciues, At twenty-five cents box.
del3hT23c2tWSAAY
, 1866-02-21
St0lem.

GTOLEN-From my drawer on
y the nxhs Of The I'm ln.t. ssveen 81 md ~,
the psme Of csa1g. osmeriJ !. ncmbe1 Of 5sh ToHa
cAylEy. He supposed 10 m4ve taken the trstn that
dark complexion. BLACK e. -, wears moustache, d
iaine+ hAat Al sEeHaA ~ mouth, wore black wool
.hut hine t.otalssa; pants Win ribbed ontsida
seans boon very poar; Il thing pteasea him hn u
1ntonupu!5 SmhsnH- ANY person who will came
his afTtst q w. ftnish inform aiinn lead,nx his
MEost, VII . lbe1aGy rewarded By e. ". CkESAY,
He1tss,Nbstoo Co. lows. sMa2
, 1866-02-21

[speelal Despatch to the Chtcago Irthune.1
MINIATURE. Feb. a.
FLoCn-Frm. Sales Of oo brls city spring extra At
$tl.
GEAS-Wheat1ox Eales Al this u1o,n!nE Board,
5000 hu At Sl.I5H91.lA cash.-tlis buyer ten daJa
neon Eoard-salea Of Il, ,0 bu It el17H1 cash
And S1i74 buyer Ill month. FlYe p. Board sales
wheat tt1neT Sales OF 6ocu hu No. Spring at 17X
Gt.l6I. cash.-9t1sk. buyer 1T month. Oats nfu.
Sales Of ,1M hu No. l at Axe, In atote.
DREsaEp HoGs-Fhmex. SAlea OF 800 At 310,0o2111a
and x1l.so for very heavy.
PBov1sIoSs-FlEner. Gales OF 40 bo1es dEJ salted
shoulders At to{c, and IS tsrces pckIod
hams at t5Xc: 100 ttesces prime city lard at ike
Bitter; salex At &c for good roll.
kxcEp1s-Whest, l3yGoo bu hosg. 70.
, 1866-02-21

ScAvEserrs n TRoCbLE.-Ftve ecavengera,
named John Align, Charles PcteEs, Peter McDon-
nell, James Kiltum and John Spikes, we're pbced
IN The prisoners dock at the Police Court yesterday
forenoon, 10 answer to the charge Of hauling stink
nc meats and other Offensive matter through the
atrtets In uncovered wagons. The horrible stencil
which proceeded from the garments and boots Of
eprue pf these men seemed sufficient to breed pes
thence almost Of ITSELF without the aid OF the Scan.
Ion Sion1hi or the contents OF the wagons which
they were driving when arrested. They vera hned
Sn5 md costs epch.
, 1866-02-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

Figures will not lie, md the StatlB-
tics q the sa1etof Phalon'e Might. Blooming Ce-
rcup" during the Last two fehfn show that 1s t4s
French. English or German perfume previous to
their exclusion nom the country under the present
tar.E. Sold everywhere, Ms89
, 1866-02-21

~ had Breath the greatest cusse Of HE.
How many 1oEers It has separated; how mauT
friends forever parted. The subject u 50 delicate
Jour deatrst friend viii not mention 1t and you may
bt ,Ruosant os the fact 5ourseN. To eaeet sadt.
cal enre use the Balm OF Thousand Flowers a.
the complexion removing ltan, piHpes and treck-
les. Price Is cents. For sate BY r. =. Landon,
Chicago: Wholesale agent, and al druggists.
, 1866-02-21

Dal1eyss Magical Pain Extractor Il 4
certain cure for burns, piles cosnt, buniont rhen
matitE, frost bites, and skin diseases. IfJ IL
Only IS cents. Sold BY druggists,
fclahe6S-lm- -mwEf
, 1866-02-21
Ihs Lake Tunnel Dsaetfen.

'EdItots Ttibune:
In vlew OF Tho appropriation Of 3so0,o by the
Common Ceunrato thu Lake Tunnel contractors,
against the adrite of the Board oa Public Works,
Would it not BE- wen for ths ta1-pa1ers 10 bold !
public meeting to kse whether they haYe any rights
or any properly lenf J.c.L
, 1866-02-21

NEW Tonk. Feb, a.
The following are the PRICES Of mining stocks ba In
Boston today Copper Fails ~; FRANKLIN, 81: Han
cock, l5x; I6le Royal, 10; Minnesota. 70; Quincy,
81; Hsy Stete, 9X; Boston WatesPower, IN.
, 1866-02-21
THE CLAIM DIVORCE SUIT.
The Baron Files y List Of His Prop
eF1T.

In the superior Court yesterday Baron Won Claim
in N a1taTit filed, alleged that the amount ol his
INCOME md property haye been greatly exaggerated
In the affidavit Of complainant; that his net income
for the past year, after deductng all cIpenees, Wat
only $l.e00; that his average nc, fnoome tor the
-four year. preceding last Sesr. was only 800 per
anuum that he does NOT derive sny Income from
hIs Ntnne$ot1 bonds, no9nfnal!y valued at <s0,O0
no lntcsrHt having been paid upon the came: that
le has derived no income from tne Milwaukee City
Bonds, nouinaIly valued at Il, 900; that he lever
owned any Chicago City Bonds; that he never
owned eighty acres Of land a! Athcns IN this State
but Fimply held mortgage upon the same !; th&t
he owned no rial esAte in Superior City, but
mortgage thereon: that he does
not hold the Judgment mentioned in the
blli Of complainant: Ihat the income BE- recelves,
cr e1pects to receive, IL derived from ,ts following
sources:
$4,000 OF New York City st1 per cent bonds,
paving an interest Of II 200 par snnnm.
$10,UD OF Safni P1uI city Twelve pc1 cent bonds,
paying an Interest Of q. .et0 Per xnnnn.
The fcnts Of lots !. and In block 10, Noleott's
Addition to Chicago, yielding I net income Of
aoodt &s,1n per annun, togett:f With minor in.
comes, , making an aggregate Of about &, 600 per
ihet he owns Cook County bonds for which he
paa me sun OF I'll 635 brt The tnietest thereon al
the Iate o. seven ref cent will not e due until May
], 1s66, and principal tn about twcnty-touf years.
, 1866-02-21

REcoyEnr or STorES HonsE.-On Monday
sTeuine, gentleman who bad some hus1nesa to
transset on the Archer road hired from 4eaxts,
tiumpson 4 Russell. OF No. 13t Kinxie street. 1ne
horse md cutter Arriving 1t hi. destination. The
eeutlauaan hircbed the horse and went into tho
1t which time being ready to return to the city, be
sought bis conveyance, but fal]ed to find H. and he
wss compelled to make his WY back On toos. Ae
rero{ted the Circumstance to the owucis Of the
horse, who ycsterdsJ morning placed the Dat.er IN
the hands Of Ex-Snpcrfnteudent W1llt.m Turtle,
end thai officer, altcr search OF several hours,
found The catabltshmeut-horse, cutter and robes
whert it had been LEFT BY the thtel, and returned il
10 the ownet1.
, 1866-02-21

The question inherited in our tsne Of the 18th
uIi., Ia answered by Arnold ~ rs follows:
t'1hrcc farncts carried eggs TO market. A had
10, D had 80 and c 80 They each sold At the same
rate and each received the same nruount-1o cents.
What vas the mtef"
4 portion Of them were gold seyen for cent, and
the balance at three cents each, thus:
A eolu eggs tor one cent, and eggs at cents
each; equal TO 10 cents.
sold IS eggs at seven for one cent, and the r.
nlsruR 3 for cents each: equal to ten cents,
c sold - eggs ut seyen for ono cent, aud the re-
naming one fN cents; equal to Ten cents.
We have heretofore atsled that re do not regard
this rs Eennine question. We hope our cot1cs-
pondcuta will not tnnst On tho publication OF any
more Of this tort-
The question about the nLen aud eheep seems to
us rot TO contain 'matter" enough from which 10
dednce solutinn~ It needs either the proportion
between the eating abilities OF ths sheep and oxen,
o. HE 1ate Of growth. S. r &, the prppoundez,
gives a. The answer, g oxen and 40 sheep, but
does net tell how he obsafned It.
We ansser the E1znd4tone problem:
"A. B and G bought Cfindstoue for $1,000. B
raid 20 per cent mmn than A, and 10 Ier cent less
tban C.. The t1nmetcs OF the stone WIS S inthes,
and Of the place for the shaft inches. Whit did
each pay, tnd how much shonld each hare ground
of from the Eeml- diameter to obtain his proper
Bhsrefr'
81 The eonditIous OF the problem Ne have
100 - ls0A - 70 c: p1tting in terms Of B.
81 Il, pins 80 B, plus 20 b ~ Is Into E10.G1
, 1866-02-21
NEW YORK CATTLE aIARKET.

[CLDSIEG DAY.l
gspor,ed bJ Telegraph exclusively for shh Chicago
Tribune.1
NEw YoKx. Tneaday Eraning. Fab, 10.
BEEF CATTLE-Tbe total receipts OF Beef Cattle
for the week ending to-day 1853 head. Of which 100
fresh were received to-day. Trads dsags he4vy-hard
work to cell all. The weather Is fns. There Ia 3D.
ynce prices, hut decided decline from last wsek.
The heaviest bullock ere. killed here was c Union"
BY ". Lalof, weighing e.4,s r. In the quarter.
SHEEP-The receipts for the week Gt 1918. The
market Il oyerstacked, With downwszd tendency.
Ohio and Michigan stock NE plenty md good. The
market il dul1er to-day thin yesterday The current
price ID krnerslly th91Kc. F1sstrsta Western lots
average 1xc One lot eItras, averaging l0 ~, offered
htsKc. ........
HOGs-Recelved asa4. Trade is brisk With IN up
ward terdency+ The snpply II short only enough for
the retail tr1ds. Western dressed arrive freely The
current rates tor Live Beat, 11A@11Hc medium,
tsa6Nkc. soLes EoBIssoz.
Al
, 1866-02-21

NEW 10Rk1 te0- ~.
The current prices for the week at all the markets ast
AZ follows: .
Qn1H C1!T1n-First quality. per 100 ~, tl!eos1so;
Mir To good, sl.ntl1Gl: common, 212 ln1e
Nor, $fcbaAi2.ru.
Cows ND cAIyssE E1tss, PER hesa; x1oo:oo& 90:
nrst quality tSotA1 ECO: ordinary, $6tS 130Qf COM
mon, s50.0dG 60.0G: inferior, fs3,hht50.09
FKAL CALvEs-Fl1st quality per ., 1t31tYc: ordi-
nary, i29ltc: common, loH31lHc: inferior. 1ntl9Yc.
fnzrF ASD LaXga.E1uas, per head. t3.eNs33o;
prime quality. 57na ~: ordinary, &35Na6J0; com
mon. t.J0&so: !ntestcI auslit5. ta.s0aaeo. ,.,.
medium. 1K@tf4c; stit.fed. l1sEAc. -
The market for beef cattle veIy tnrch the eat
~ last week and supply moderate aud holders have
uurh diEfcuty ID preventing recession Of prices.
With libe.l rtcelps prices would hare fallen cent
pound. Sexsiy al Hete held At from 12s 10 &c, bat
soIe Of the bess breqea. noss whIle the
shade tower on 1iondaJ hut holders steady; quota
ttous ~ ADORE. Hogs were scascc and higher, as
Aouvt.
-... -..... ETCZ1FTe-
Tho total feccpts Of sl stock at all the yards for
last week were Is follow:
T0tA lAst week
teAl
sheep md Limbs.
, 1866-02-21

Go to the Hest-f1o to Bryant 4 StrAt.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
pood Telegraph Operator Address lot circulars,
B1YANT q oFnA1ToH, Chicago. u.
, 1866-02-21

Atlantic White Lead and Ltnseet3 OIL
Co., OF New York. manufacturers Of Pure Mnile
Lead, Red Lead, Lltharsc, Glass Makers ked Lead
&C.
Also, 4nsecd OIL, Raw, Boiled md Refined. For
sale by aEugEista and dealers generally, and by
ROBERT COLGATE & CO., General Acents, 2S7
Pea1i street., New York. oetid569 2teW-w6s
, 1866-02-21

McvlckKns TuIATnE.-Last night Mr. John
Brougham appeared In his OWE hut1esque OF s'Fo-
cabontas," ana vas welcomed by full house. The
performance passed of e1eeedinsly we'll Tonight
the same.
MusErH.-"she stoops to Conquer" was pro
duced last evening At the Mnscu.n 10 good house.
THIS afternoon IS The Poor Gentleman, " and in the
eveniug III *'Dingleeo0d,"
HKRRxA1s,Was at the Opera Horse last evening
tricks. and amusing everybody who went to zee
him.
SkAuKo.-A grand carnival can1e o1 at the
Washington Skating Park last evening. Tho ice
WIS III fine condition, snd the masks were msny
and strange. Al the link the ladies' skating tour
nament w1s given. Some good skating was dome,
and The prizes were distributed 10 the successful
candidates. The following were the successful can
didates: First prize: Miss Elliot; second, Mis-.
Fox; third, Miss Nelle Dean; fourth, Miss Tobey.
BA1I--The Gas-Fltfers Union will give ball IN
Thich'e Hail, North Clark street., On Waahingsoa's
birthday.
, 1866-02-21

Sco7cn tnrncu,-A meeting Of Scotch men aud
women interested In the building up OF 4 purely
Scotch FrtsbyteEian Church in ibis c.y, va held
IN the hall OF the st. Georges Society last evening
The meeting WAS well attended by both sexes. apc
vas presided over BY William Falcone., Rsq !;
, 1866-02-21

Brechendorf waR brought up before Jneliee Mill
Ken yesterday forenoon TO snswrr to the charge OF
Tightening horse and making ii run away. A gir1
named Bertha smith appeared rs atcuser and tess1-
other fcms'es, the drove out on chicaeo ayenue On
street party oi hoye, headed By young Hreehen-
sS en9 nm ser ha be :sss: ssssb 3Ss Of en hs
Ing upon the runners. and one Or two
making sast their hand -redr. ard Ill screaming and
shou.iDg luxe I.ck Of Indians. The gt.ls en.
Ing theE ha,s Of The snow ind ttikinc their hands
with the lines; but this only added fuel the are
1ns tors ;ben bsesq sDoToslltpS :a TIE hesss,
mai and. pulling the lines from tue drivers banda.
q tee ys fta t. ii Il T., e sks sgd ba bsa 1a
were veil aware Of Whist was aboRt 10 happen. they
found themselves spilled cut IN the road. The
horse continued going mill nothing OF the sleigh
Was iefk but the ehaite, vixen 1t wat captured and
returned TO it, cnnes. Young Brechcnaon was
subsequently arrtscd on VARIANT. md locked up.
Justice Mllliken VA. At trs1 ditpo.ed to deal lent
emily with the lad. hui through the unca1ed tor
iulenerenee Of lawyer. he was aned $40 and costs,
INSTALLATION or REV. J. r. Gc11rrn.-Tne
Council called 70 install Kcv. JP Gulllves n pastor
Of The New England Congregational Church, on
Washineton Squire, met ycstcraa5 afternoon In the
ele,ch on White street. Tbs church was well allied
durinr thtaitetnoon BY ladies and gentlemen eou-
nected with the congregation, and mnch interest
was manifested In the proceedings.
The following arr the uanes Of the pastors and
delegates from y1r1ore churches, who composed the
eouacd1: Rev. y, ". Patton, d. D., pastor, and
ueacop ", ". Fa11eu. delegate. FIFst Congrcss-
tional Church. Chicago; Vt. ]. Fair. Union Park
Church, Ch!cago: Rcs. Il. D. Htchel,. and Descou
u y; Goo4ins, Plymouth Church, Chicago; Rev.
" B. Wright. md Deacon c. r. Gates, South
Cnurci, Chicago; Rev. 5. s. Smith, and Charles
CleaEef. delegate, Salem Church, Chicago; Rev. II.
n. GcodEin, and ". q. 1own.wcll, dcIe-atc, First
Church. Roekfou: Rey. L Foster, Hlue Islaod
Rev. :. T. Alllken, xnd Prot ]. c. wcbste., Whea.
Rev Eamuel e. Bsstle,t, D. D-:nter. .Hcnty L. Ham
George.F- MaEoun. and hev. ]. II. >,uitesant,
The Council o{ranfred At O'Clock, and proceed.
ed to bpetnese by receiving the papRs showing the
standipg Of ths candidate and references - to h,s
n1ness }o9 The pof1tiou. Iheee Mese io9na 10 be
perfectly satisiacsory, and Nj. GuniSet then sub.
n1itied TO the Coundl Ills yteEf on the subject OF
natural religion. The remainder OF Tue fess1on Tne
occupied In the examination OF The canddale which
wek punued nl late hour. The Council thcu
adjourned TIL thls evening, nhcn 1he pnbhc cxet-
cises ot The installation viii be held. 1he sermon %
vii! be preached By tteE. Or. Ma-oun, President
Of lows coRsee; The charge 70 The 1as,or BY Rev.
Dr. sturtesant, rrealdent Of Illinois College. Rev:
": Patton Of .his city nil givc the tight h5nd Of
1heolocica, Semtna.S. will address The congrre1-
tiou, The public arc Invited 10 attend The ex'
frctses.
, 1866-02-21

TOR SALE-80 acres, FIVE miles
south OF city limits, 1t u 20 cash. This IL
douhtedly the cheapes piece oE property offered for
tndy. Title ipuisputahle. Apply to GEO. IT. HILL.
~ Reynolds Block, near Post Offcc. 1850
TOR SALE-Four cottage houses
l. On Reuben-st, fronting Union Park. vita ents
Lease Of lots. Terms lAvoFaofe. Apply At No 10
Ihfe sr. m917
, 1866-02-21
.Fnr 5alz.

DOR SALE-An established dress
J.. and cloak making business also cottage house
anc lea4e In due located place For fuzshef parttcu
lars address u " W. 2. D. Box 1855. m51Y
DOR SALE-A grocery, for $500,
foo uaf boot ees sSd 5hos tosr. r1 eooSs sote eoa
Ing store and cigar store. md snott every kinl Of
but1Ecss, low Tor cash. WAINWRIGHT co. 133
DtarboInkt M957
, 1866-02-21
Chicago Gribt11le.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1865.
THE ECITY.

The HISTORICAL SOCIETY meeitp. fell due yrs-
ieaay, bat, u usual recently, there WIS quorum
rresent The meetings nov generally 20 BY defanlt
INo only were present yesterday.
, 1866-02-21

A GRAND Raj MATCH, In which one thousand
rate were 10 have beea Killed. tor the edlhcalon Of
lot ps rp1ghs, was to come OF near Cottage Grove
yesterday; bat either beeapse the weathes ,sas bad
was not made. A. car load Of police despatched
there ID ihe evening returned without finding any
, 1866-10-19
AN EARTHQUAKE IN FRANCE.
Public Opinion, Sep. 22.)

Yesterday morning, says the Paris
Pays Of Saturday last, about a quarter
past five in the morning, we had at Paris
several shocks Of an earthquake.
In the quarter Of ST. SuIpice the oscil-
lations were very sensible. The beds of
the inhabitants were shaken five or six
times in the direction of north to south,
and Uice-UerSd.
At the same hour the same phenomenon
was witnessed in the quarter Of the Made
leine.
Almost throughout all France the
shocks were felt, and were strong enough
in some regions to brighten the inhabi-
tants. At Saumur, at $40, says the sta
tion-master, an earthquake was felt in the
direction of west to east and at Limoges
also.
AtRlom the oscillations were very strong,
as we'll as at Clermont. M. Lebover
writes TO US that at ten minutes past FIVE
he was walked by three shocks, diminish
ing successfully in intensity. A violent
rumbling report accompanied the o%scilla-
tion. His bed seemed to be roughly
raised, and the position of all the furni-
ture was changed.
An iron Dedstead OF an lnhabitant of
Rom was moved five centimetres. In
one house a crack has been made more
than a metre ia length. The sleeping
inhabitants were awakened with a start.
Many persons thought their houses were
coming down.
AT Clermont a part of the walls Of the
powder-mill has fallen.
The phenomenon has, therefore, been
most general in France and it will not
be out of place to remark that, according
to the theory of M. Percy, of Dion, this
, 1866-10-19
THE CANADIAN INsURRECTIoN.
CORFU. Sent. 26.

Corfu, Sept. &c.
According to intelligence received here
from Gambia the Instruction has spread
to four districts in the eastern part Of the
island which had hitherto RETAINED from
taking any part in the movement. The
insurgents had left their fortified positions,
and were advancing in considerable force
upon Canea.
C-oNsTANTINoPLE, (0id Trieste), Sept. 80.
News received here from Gambia con-
firms the re-capture by the insurgents
of the position near Maleya. At the same
time they attacked the heights of Keruza,
which command Canea, but were repuIsed
by Ali Ria Pasha. On the 22d inst. re-
peated encounters took place on the
heights of Keruza.
The insurgents were subsequently at
tackled by Mehemet Pasha, and sustained
heavy losses, falling back upon the noun
tains of Sphakia. The Sphakiotes are
said to have declared themselves willing
to submit to the Turkish authority.