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THE NEW STATUS.

-~~< "a ''ss,~~>----,
!o"s .-iing q. Favor er censS
In Srvv Brunswfck-pes a, ,be
suti-Confederation Mafssry--Cana-
dian Commerce villa The stste.-The
TsrsM Now tn Force. tse.
DEFEAT or THE ksri-coSFypEHArioS oovERs.
HsSr o. NEW BRUNSWICK.
tfrom pe Toronto LEADER. March 20
The an,ico,,edcra,icu Ministry W View Brunswrk nas
suffered gna defeat in the Legislative Counc on the
,s.a-d BY ony three votes The paragraph relating 70
confederation 10 the address cf the Counchs reply 70
the Governors speech, was in these terms =
me correspondents. on the Affairs of British North Ame
ss La s,ase ~en r. ~ command or Sep sssy vii rsess a.
hands that careful ard tespecsinl asntlon Que ',
ih ~ sasio'. assrs 70 n,rt ,s wi.hr. Majesty
sDsernmsnt, a. syns~sf 80 " wv "fess "r'
proJ-''g 9hs ITorire % assgs-
Hon v y Chandler moved 70 eSpunge the words
which have hailc red and insert stronger snrna-
uon OF uuon principles IN these words
being fnv convinced that union tho British North
American -ou-s wiz strengthen the ues whrh o,na p. 70
aud prosperity - the provinces
This amendusn, carried, only three votes btine
zvcn the negative We learn this result from ~
spatch from Fredericton W the ~ Iohn EleGropA The
number ~ members prsent n NOT stated but Whatever
they have been the 0efcai Of the government could
not well BE- more deo~ve W would arn~st s~efn ~ 4
thcy we're ignorant Of shat the result would b. Tor hr
Chandler gave fair warning that UNLESS the government
ssrc.i 10 slrike os, the qualifying in regard
union he would amendment asserting the sJn
yic,ion OF the Council that The proposed union wouh y
adsantsgeops 10 New Brunswiek. Bot w odeil. ~
rrpre-entative of the government that branch a ~
Issg sta ufe ssked time consult hrs colleagues III
request wa complied With, The gOyernment refused
| Yield. aud suffered overwhelming dcfea,
rus xgw COMMERCIAL rsRtFv
| The followiug lia embrage. The tannlA@I prOd1ct
J vbicb mDsued Tree under The he''pfoci" ussv
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Our city Of Mexico Csrrsspondcnes.
MExIoo March O. 1850

MExroo March q, 1890
ruE GUERILLA
Tho Belgian embassy took leave Of their Mseste-
Saturday and loft yesterday by diligence for Vera Cruz
order TO take passage In the North American packet
OF the sth Instant Unfortunately before the diligence
had arrived at Rio fno, 1t was stopped by band of
brigsnds The members Of tho Belgian mission, Who
accompanied by three four soldiers wi,hin and
outside the vehicle took immediate stops defend them
selves whereupon tho brigands skedsddIsd with pre-
cpta,e haste not before they had nred voiey by
which Captain D'Huau and General Youry aud two
other persons were killed.
The evening notice Of The
oewed In Mexico city, and his Majesty tho Emperor set
out with French escort for Rio Fro.
Yesterday morning at eight O'Clock, according 10 pre-
announcement the funeral services tho soul
Baron u Huait performed Ia the Church of ~
Hycroninus detachment OF Belgian infantry formed
guard inside the church and the band oi their regiment
executed splendd fnbereai In Of
ascs oosc 10 the vcsiry Their haes;ies the fmperor
aud Empress asssied at the nd ceremonies also tho
Minister for Foreign Anair tho President of tho Aoa-
DENY, Don Fernando Ramirez some few persona belong
ing 10 the court and government the pernaa of tho
Belgian legation md great number of French Austrian
aud Belgian generals and officials Tho ceremonies
menoed al baltpsst eight
cgAsogs sAYIsIAss MINISTRY
Tho following changes the ministry have been OIL
caliy announced. .--
Ramirez has resigned tho Ministry Of State and been
decorated chief Of the order of the Mexican Eagle.
General Garcia has been dominated Minister of War
Eso idero, Minister of Justice, has slso been givcn
direction of the Burean Of Public Instruction sad wor
ship and made President Of the Cabinet
Of his xaichy.
sslsysr Ilancgui suooeods Ramirez Minister -
state.
The Minister Of poreirn Ansir., Castillo has been
charg d whh the Bureau of Agriculture.
d Tr.nolsro sossrA has been made hinster Of Com
Easva has been mads Imperial commsaAfy a..
second Territorial division aud Chief of Tho of
Guadalupe
Peza has been made Imperial commls~ary uicboacAn
aud msmb~r sf tho Order ofih~ r-eis
bureau has been made Imperial comm.sssry "a
Yw sisn.
D. Buenayentua Ssrabla has been made imperAi
Commis.ary of the si,lh Territorial division.
d " Iutanen has been made Impsrai c'mus-
ssry Of the Eighlh Territorial division.
GcncraI oami,oa has been male a member u ths 10.
isry Council charged With tho orsaniIanon ~ 10
army he ~ announced a member q The ofd'f ~
Guaislape
msodrr Of tho Fourth hii.iary division,
General Portilin, ootnna ader ~ the Yinh disifon.
Gsnsrh Casanova, commander of tho refcpn % I
aion, and
Genera Guuorel commander of the Eighth d.,i.,ou.
F-anoi, Arezaf made Attorney General N 10 Su-
pretne Tribunal Of Justie~.
General Ungua has b. placed 90 tho siaG of hi-
u Ffsuc de IAgdero Cor has been rnads Pfsfsct
Of The Vnfa Cruz department
ben accepted aud Osnof.l AIm9Bis appointed % D."
place
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HAy.sI, hsfch ", Do
The pfench steamship PanAina arrived yssi4r iAF.
,bres days from Vera Csar Hbs bnngs dates froth no
pou of departure 70 tie Iah and from tts ciy sst'o
20 ths stb.
There b an account 0f defeat u NE Juarisfs nSisf
Pornrio DsAx. Lsias Psrs, LSpsE orcs,D ssd r~ras"
saranss 70 say .ssybsay ssd sy.fyshiss s-Taa's
su.ps the lssis,- sho 90, reported 10 h2ss 20 aFss
on foss, N. sssssng party b-'ng o.vslry Al "ss -
"a a 10 have ,.a~s plAes Casnsascaisg.-
The Eup<ror of Aasin. has Joe. ssst ~ ,hs r-1H,
Byns.l., iss orEinai coat u Hrrsr o s0n~Esns and
on. o. ths odvhs .,isra - HERMAN cort~s q s''Fp
Inc, Or. ffoa, ths RDy ~ ns.-afs q yisnna
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THE sweeNY SIDE.
Tn. Louisiana stat. Convention-im-
pesssms Movements IN DIXIE.

ur y osarlvan, yesiAn Secretary u tie state =
LOUISIANA has trsnsmtted v GsGsh sHeeHyt bead
saarlers In this city copy of he pfocfeinr q h'AN
Con ven,Ion of the Brotheriood q LoaGsns he's - us
I'D ust al New Orleans
sArrra % yAcr nrcisios.
Tie RESOLUTIONS declare that the Tsn.ars of iolssrs
m asoonunas tsansni,tns funds 70 The kiiisn treatl
nv In rnon tqlare that al moneys ulli of the present.
ts deposited 10 the hsnfs n tate Treasurcf y b.
under ,ufs for $4,000 that The dest,pctsu u Ebgish
power the teton hsx As@s. 90 iand % - ~
'pg ths motse biaA u tho ISish h~sri, they
Rs-ase1 nat he mas u.a - th-il ssms' Nss9af
a. ths bes' ~ nl~us - fnfi tts ~
thsn tsfs he t4ppaft u Ne Isaisps ~ L9alt-sna
To fivs ~ ths se,srminaSr ~ corrsrit9n ~
tssif 10 to1nmunicrsion wta oenrrsi ssssry au1 81
u uwahanv for ihfofn4fa0n whsf upon 10 dnrlis thf
Gsfsrsi -ss~py fua~ut A~i~ss t1es frhlbi - Tt
men ant rnasssss wh grge iuifeu-sF fsffr1f . z.
u ths hsbouy wng vhses fsssrtFsfs have s1asfsa
10 I'D. fron esp<rioerts A erusiling ~ mAltn
tss,s Tssftsana tsrpsrtAti fsf4rmfrh tn'
| nsash ~ pestsnsy 70 rsaised 10 ~ blth 80
uysOxsrRsftov ~ ,otifaE rnlsr
| laus mssfrg q ths soyyeftsfs = 0fpsfal r~.sni
sua rr,s,ssnt Rotsrv 80 tsii al c1sse Poet" ." 80
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NEWS FROM the Pacific.
.a-.-.s f,om s.w se.th w.iss-n.ro"-
.,r.s,is. OF ths miststry-Anshs D"
s.t,f.y.,s weassas ssd Arizona.


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ron .tu arsant 10 ays rniuiors ~ srsnEs'
x.r sOu,h wales .iyioss ~ JanuaT u 't@is "A'
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s,,s~u ,iossssa .hssp hsa bssn ini~isi ~ " No''n
bu -...
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Mr. Dalton opened the Ssvsnnsh tGs y theatre March
10, with good company The rcket-cf.Lrsye Van was
performed, Mr. Dalton playing Bob Rrierly Tue Irish
gmisrsnt played 81 Psirick's day.
ssuor Bz with his double headed sphinx, alied the
Assembly Buildings, PhIlsdeIphia March 20 and the
mysterious riddle ID sill unsolved IN thai city
Mr. Hacke,t, the well known actor played his great
character Fsistsd the Merry Wives of windsor the
Walnut street theatre Philadelphia March 20 before
over1owng audience. Mr.. j. b. Roberts Supported him
a. Ford, the Jealous husband.
Charles Dillon played Bephegor 81 the Arch
stree, theatre Philadelphia March 20, to very large
aud apprecisuve sudience.
Dan Rice ia in Philadelphia with his educated and
performing animals"
The streets Of New York .ull popular 81 -.
street theatre, Baltimore. '0"'
The outeasl, or H.---
-. . - Dunbar, has becu broaght out
ttroog cas-, al the Boston Museum NJ 4.
nth announced bcnsn the house for the 2oth Of
March with old Heads and Young Hearts in the bill
Mr. Bowers remains the Continental theatre Bos
ton, a fortnight from March 10. Diana, or Loves VI"
querade vas produced the house March %, when NJ
uccullom had a benefit Mrs Bowers appears 10 The
Hunchbsck, East Lynne and Lady Audisys Secret
Mss Matilda Heron rcsppeared Boston, a, the How
ard A,henssm March n, in her popular mpsrsonAion
Of Camille Mr. aeldrum supported her
The paniomme Jack aud the Beanstalk crowds the
opera Comqoe. Boston. " Louis zsnfre,'s, the sym
| past aud the snow Brothers Al the hoass.
Robert Heller entered the iast week of his wonderful
! performances at the Meodeon, Boston March 10
Mrs Buchanan, the wife of M Mexican buchanan,
died the botel Teue Hauie Indiana lately of neqra
Ga cf the heart Mr. Buchanan and bic daughter Vlfsna
sore playing Hamlet al the theatre When the sad nep
| reached them M Bnchauau had just conmenesd th'
sollloany, TO be, os be when he suddenly cr
claimed, NY wife IL dyibe-take your monsy--run
down the cunsin--I csnno, play, and We sudhenf'
siywiy dispersed
Tue Hani0n Brothers commrnced ,hslr gymnsstc feah
IN Providence, n l., March ~
MA W Davenport played Captain Popham 70 TIE pop
ular sferplsce The Eion BOY Al the varis'lss ihes1'
ss~ Oricanr, March 10 Tho Marble Heart, % "
sonlptors Dream vas given previously, Hr b MAfauh
sppearips - Phidas and Raphael NJ " Light
took bensht A. the houss nent day
Cynthia The Hcuss on ID. Bndgs and rte wonsn J
Red 10 foow W order At ths ~ Charlie ue-'r
Ssu Orleans from sArcb 10 Nine Cs'sst -s' -
Bogaesd IN sssh
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D,is Htu Rcs Ovss ~ rssr 90 eas' 40
Erlgp Yssierisy moruius, - t's erfssas uau q me
usa.oa RIVER Railroad passinx Ion Wsfh.us'na
s,.taa Norman AmsrDse. IT, dssf fnuis, WhB f'prl
.e tfs trsrk crushed ssaeaih ne car ani siff
s,.t.stv .tfs.t ~ rsmsiaf SER conveyed w. tHH
fttftv serDnd pfusinrt pgitss stsf1n rfefe ~ f.
gIasy nfsinpd 70 hoif A. nguen lffffm~i
Al irfaats ~ fhe Deaf n1d Uwub A ylan % f"ff
Mastlu.fou
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which, at the last place Of export.
is lzc. per H. or exclusive Of charges
Do ''oS over pGr Il and mot over pc, a. p'""D
Do, DO, "a do 80, loc per ID ID. % sss 10 10 per g.
TS so'icv2 SG :, lss pc, ID ,SG ~ pif so s
the United States free Of duty from all countries and,
Canada being placed upon the footing with Others
her products Il not among those enumerated beio",
Acids used for chemical aud manufacturing purposes
not otherwise provided for; snimalsi antqaRs, sDe-
ciaiy Imported any goods wares, kc, The growth or
product OF the United States upon which bounty
allowance has been paid apparel and bsgye IN ac, isl
us; articles in crude state used IN dyeing u !appRe
not otherwise provided ior articles imported for Tie
Of the United states.
Baggage personal; bell. old and bell metal; berries
used for dyeing In crude stae brdt bisInath blue
gall bone dust and burnt bones books, maps and charts
FOR use Of Congress ona Library; books specially 'm
ported for the Of schools; books and instruments,
professional Of persons arriving In the United States,
botany, specimens in Brazil paste, Brcccs 10 blocks or
slabs: bullion, burr stones unwToughI
Cabinets OF coin &c. cadenium, oanels' hair, cane.
wood carbon animal; cedar wood cloth boiling cochi-
neal, copper. for Of the mint; coral
EmigraDts effects, ebony.
Felt, patent FOR ships bottoms; nowers used exelu-
siveiy IN dyeing, fGstic
Calls, nut; gsrance, madderi glass old, broken; +;
guano and Imitation, gypsum, or plaster OF Paris
Hair borsc for wearing and other, raw; household
effects, old, and in use OF person or families
lee implements Of trade OF persons arriving Ia the
re i root. '''' ''''
Junk, old.
Kep.
lac dye, lac Epn.s aud lac sulphur laps cslminars,
leaves tor dye,ng leaves palmi le,ches, ioswood
Machinery, models OF machinery for exclusive manu-
featuring Of fax and linen goods machinery, steam aud
agricultural implements; madder, mahogany, manu-.
scr pts marine coral, medals models, mother Of pearl
shols
Nuts used In dyeng
Oakum, s nsh, and all Others, the product q Amefi-
lsberies old liver ore gold and silver; oysters
Paintings OF American artists, plaiina, unmabufac-
tured; plaiIna, Tetorts; polishing stones,
pumice, produce OF the United States.
iancon rags for making paper, rs,ians, unn.nufac-
tured silk rosewood.
she turtle and tortoise; shells, all except cocoa,
sbingle aud bolts silver bnllion and coin sub
stspces expressly used for marureA
Tifherft
Wood bar, box, Brazil BrszIlctto dye, lEnum vite.
snce log Nicaragua, Pcrpsmbuco, queens red ssndr-
red, Rio de 10 Hsche all dye woods cabinet rose ssn,
cedar, ebony
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day night Addresses were made by Colonel John War
rem aud Mr. James {. O'Ncill after which subscrip-
tion list opened and large amount OF money was
collected sisierhood VISA formed and large number
OF new members were enrolled n the old circle.
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om,l.IN.r. f,em 90 P..s.

WasHtsary., March ~ 100
MBistsr Romero hss received on'rA.i Hs-' liyh ~
rs.o o ~ 2l u Tshfasy, oon1rfnss ne fs-n ~ 'h'
sncssfos of he csiy u Chisasssa ~ Ms ifsnsh
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e-~--~~@~~~~
Interesting from the Capital
OF Maximilian.
-~~~~@~~e~-~~-~~~~S-~
The Attack on the Belgian Embassy
by Guerillas.
.~->o>-~~~~>,~,s~s>~~~>~~~
General Foury and Three Others
Killed.


by the arrival of the Morning Star AMI Eagle n ON
Havana have city Of Mexico correspondence TO
the sth inst
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The third OF a series of meetings OF the friends OF
Irish nationality held To- night al American Mechan-
les Hall District Centre Andrew WyBne presided.
Stirring speeches were made by General b. v. Mullen
: j. Meany and Major Haggerty. Speaking OF the neu'
raty laws General Mullen said tho proposed by
Stephens and ONabony would not and did not mediate
any violation OF them on military and naval operations
he was rstcent but sugs' re He contendcd for the
law OF retributon.
The FeniRns Ina Kentucky.
LoUfsyiIIE, March 20 1855
Several regiments OF Fenians are organizing here
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The Exeitement Abating fn Montreal
Military Display stiil Kept UP, &c.
OUR MONTREAL DESPATCH.

- H0NhkfAI. MnFcb 1T IbBB
The excitement has almost disappeared here, although
. few points the frontier still kept up Volunteers
shaw much enthusiasm in all part Of Lower Canada, and
q thorough organization is being effected The Grand
Trunk Railroad Company has organized It's employees into
defensive corps in all part. q Canada Fully ton thou
ssnd troops appeared here to-day on parade. Tue
pense 10 the Canadian government, for defence s
about twenty thousand dollars per day. II is believed
that the present force will be relieved by new men
90 be called out.
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r~,wy.- nsssrg. -rtfs ttssss r.ns "'p'
-, /, A.. .s.atss q a.. arsn as' chHi"
=. ~. ,,,,,s sys N tt. t.tsaassi bea~ ~
u..,,ssa .sr-i u o'iEieaisf ffpsn ", ,s..u a
a,,a, .s,,s..i ~ tspg "a ths Nsf fta'i.a N. y. 4,
~ ~ hs.bfI.f - sarsS ~ W ..
ess.aH \. -, :. 3.s.ft 20 s ,fssa 10 't"sA '''' %
tbs ts
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prove tb,t thew were not az all alarmed on account OF
an. r.n,o novo,an,. .ns Tho, the easures taken 10
- - r..'a-' ......'s. !, a.,.noa wsr. nm,
place their frontier IN an attitude OF oeence "efe a
natural and very prudent precautions Perhaps they
iii go an A., s.v ,hs darser rast that thew never
~ " - " -, w - ~ 80
were "raa ana 'na' 'nele was NO ' - 80
,o,an who NAV he desirous Of veritable retrospect
~ ~ y " ~ -, .,,---,. 60,
your correspondents contributes the ioiio"ns "0''
RAILWAY PRECAUTIONS.
w g., r~,rt p.i,,oaa Comnanv which is the con-
me "raha rum "a'Noa1 oops' -. - =, 60
trolling organization Oh nearly al INC nnes 'h 0an"ua
was particularly exercised In reference the late
ced on the anniversary Of the natal day Of Ire
poS.eN 'A'""'A0 " ~ -, ,-,, c..
lands patron saint During last inursday, rrday' saur
day and Sunday nights, night operators were sta
,,on m m. along tho borer IN teleoranb
to Montreal the hrst symptoms OF an attack This was
the case at Island Pond whore the Grand Trunk Railway
enters the State Of Maine from Canada well the
border crossing the line from Platsburg Montreal
Here in R0use's Point the company during this same
feverish period Of excitement kopta locomotive con-
tinually under steam and engineer by, all for
the purpose of hauling out and making away to Mon
tTcal with the rolling and other movable properly OF
the road in this vicinity The silly nature Of the fears Of
the Caaadaus h evidenced by NO better proof hsn this
States by distance Of some three quarters Of mie and
all property Of friendly people here located
Quently sacred from the touch OF any fibuser Fenian
or other, and would have been safer from moeslation
than II within the limits OF Canada itself.
HoAxH.
IL is but natural that 10 their very cxcitable state Of
number Of hoaxes and ''seIs few Of these will bear
relating, particularly they assist In illustrating the
character Of the feeling the border about this time
Near this place and on the edge Of the lake the Yer
mont Central Railroad Is erecting strong wooden build
ing for branch Of their business Now this build
ing visible long way up the lake. and tho Canadians
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Jc1 Davis Opinion OF Fentanism-A
Modern Version of the Oaa Fable OF
the Fly and the Ox-Ths Fenians to
''raks Prince EdwAri's Island and
Defy the World''-Habits and Manners
~ the state Prisoner &c., dse.
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MIIlSH PROVINCES.
THE CALL TO ARMS.
Canada Still Haunted by the
Fenian Bugbear.
Ten Thousand More VOlun-
teers to be Called Out.
No Safety Till the Rivers Arc Open and
BFitiah Gunheats in The Harbors.
TAs French Canadians Taking Refuge
In the United states.
1HEIR SYMPATHY WITH The FEnIANS
The New Commercial Status Of
the Provinces.
List Of Duties Imposed by the Termna-
tion Of the Reciprocity Treaty.
Defeat Of the Anti Confederation Ministry
in New Brunswick.
&c. Go. &c.
The New Commercial Status Of
the Provinces.
List Of Duties Imposed by the Termina-
tion Of the Reciprocity Treaty.
Defeat Of the Anti Confederation Ministry
in New Brunswick.
&c. Go. &c.


Ten Thousand More Men to BE Called
Out-A Montreal Policemen Firing
1spposed Fcnians, DC.
OUR TORONTO DEsPATCHEs.
TORONTO, March n, 1865.
The gains strength that ten thousand more men
will soon be called out by the government
Al Montreal yesterday policeman fred on some per-
sous, thinking they were Fenans Nobody hurt
Though there is not a downright panic hore, tho feel
ang Is that the Fenan danger is not Some demon
stzaon looked for from the line before long
and in consequence the volunteering and drilling
interrupted Great enthusiasm is manifested by the
foncea
TORONTO March c1-9P. n
Is stated here to-day the best authority that the
(ansdan government have received offers Of one hun
drcd and eighty thousand for service in the field
Orders have Just been gwen 10 some Of the companies
In the country districts 70 move TO the 'front.' and day
ehe Strsiford voiunteen moved or going as far as
Chatham.
s reported In Official circles that the government has
received Information that the Fcnans have resolved 10
make an attempt 10 enter by Rouse's Point and make
ysle Aux Noix their base Of operations.
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Ror-s'- PO,Sf, y " March 70 1904
The lime viii probably come when tho Canadan', -
eoverss from Their pre.ent frxhl will epdesvor IN
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The Central Council In Secret sessson-
Great Exerttows ON the Part or the Fec
nian Sistcrh ood-Don atfon by Another
Branch OF the Father Mathew Society.
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The Council Still i'm Secret Session In
Union Square.

MASS MEETING At TAMMANY HALL.
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OPERATIONS OF THE FENI,N SISTERHOOD.
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Several regiments OF Fenians are organizing here.
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TUF NV COMMERCIAL TshlFF.
The followtu hs embraIes The Canall@G pfOdlets
vbch vere imported ire- under the h~ripfoci,s ussv.
, 1866-10-19

The stntc t'o1orcd Cnnvcutfon-Cioslna Pro-
ut chicago. Elected >iutc ACcut-Synotf Of
pcot1n-Thc Influence Of Coppcrhca disns
u4 nu Dh~tMclc to ltritRiou.
Isl eetal Despatch 10 The Chieaeo Trilnne,l
GALEs3vn6, October Is
The Stale Cu2orcd Convention closed It's s!ttlrgs
to-day. It rccrircd this morning coEgratalliiuE
telegram from the State cotorcd Convention now
in sce-ion at Albany, New York.
The Committee on Su@rasc reported II favor O.
the organization Of Suffrage Leagues and the a2-
polntmcnt Of i State Suffrage Committee aud
Siatc Agent. The following committee was ap-
pointed: Chicago, Win. johnson, j. Stanley, L.
u. White; Quincy. Geo. r. FountaIn; Spring.
field, II. l1ecsain Alton {. e. Richardson: Gales
burg, :. Williams Champaign City, T.. i. Grccu !:
Decatur, L. =. Jacobs; ShawlrctUyyn, Is. Smith !:
joliet: 4. HIll; Monmouth, t.. Morris; Cairo,
Jchn Jones, ofChlcaso, wa. elected Stale Agent.
OF the Ce'orcti People u Illinois w.s received
and adopted. Tic address on tho state of the
country was also adcltcd. 4 vote Of thanks to
,fuhn Jones, OF Ct!Ca:o, aid Ills associates, fos
their etoris In fnvor Of thr repeal Of the black
code. WIS adopted. The Convention adjourned
4iht t:ft Il: i O'Clock =. II.
The Synod Of Peoria completed its business to-
day. Very Interesting EuroHs on hon: Wlttiuns,
education, ehurcl, education, and the religious
slate Of the thurfhos, were made. The tnhucnca
oi Coppc,lieadisnl n an obstac!e 10 religion VS..
lfctly commented OH as 0nn Ut The latcr forms in
which .hc world, the l'ssh aa4 The desii, Is mans'
Ke~. Mr. Mcleod, OF Salt r.skc City, gavc q
rc1y interesting account of the condition Of rc
fr3uUS a1liIa OF Utah.