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, 1866-10-19

Tar Governor ant shc Baltimore ra':cc
t'os1r'sts>ionrr.-A s'uatic. of Authority
Iahn~an tuAcA n tfurh.
HALE1NoEE- October lH.-1he committee al.
pointed to salt u. Io:c:noE SSn:ln ar ~ tar
m0,at or The roIi CcmnI ,>tonur. left itrr ::lis
:no.nin: md had All Interview with the GostFuo:
NEW iol.k, oc:n1,er 1s.-The PHILADELPHIA
Ftfss publishes 4 letter from Cooncl sorn.y in
;;cf:,cncc to The approaching elections n Nary
"f the conAirt os naap.ity between the t;";crno.
an tht Police coinlpi. slonerr Of Baltimore. The
tomntssioscrs tnn.rol tse feci+t.y lttt* aud j!
w',ie- from hs,i@o1s: % Il: Ss'S %syo1 e'aS 1,ii
Ss**F to he 'afsia:e 1i,es ca sst h Git tx Ii us IN,
rren in Baltimore swcas that they vii. u.v,cn TIE
streets ~i,n bl:'o,: but lley VII psUisc; u.ele
.-allani Sercrai Woolcy have ho.i, <,:serfl tlc:
l;.;ion army aIe rtady e asni; i j. rs'd ,hst
iana. II he sl,nll attempt this. ,hcsc viii
!,e civil war; ihs men ! see hcfo mean
not snbu. All they a*k Is that the mi ,hty So' III
shall staud by them su tfcis struggle f,7 .ty
nd sa ;trp.s Il s.i p; III.
more 10 s. ain swsan II The attempt OF he !aitti
In reu1uvc the Pclice Commissioners Is rcsls:vd
!e, lie Moth BE- p:vpaIel; let reun:yisania b
ready
HAlr1xoEE. October 1S.-Thc Legislative Dis
tsict Conscnttol.- Of sl1c raconaitionai Union
party txcfc held .o-ui.ht- Eighteen Represents
ter ne follows: 1=s E!st.Ict, y. ". Naado!ah
I'd, e. C. Fulton: ~. ". +. Easton. All were in
ClcsswcIl 10 tac u. 5. Stuate.
BALTIMORE, uc:-ber The Democratic CON
isee apnoG u VI, t;dn A;nnsRor ;a aud nrss
lie Police Commissioners. together Wit, a'i!1,
sitr charging them with o:'ciai nl-con1lcs. la
an interview with the Eayctru1 Ia tle Ex.:ulr,
C,;aIubcr. Gove.nni Swanc received the ,e' lilo
-nf twora statement, arl replied thai Ic w.ti
c!smiue The papers md act i, the las,sr psonp,
10 1c pursued b; the Governor. II Is un1ettoo
That he vi! summon tic Commissioners 10 aas"e
ilr. char.r,s this W;ek.
, 1866-10-19
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


~pt1nEne'd-Fhcy Visit the Tomb Of Linz
eosn' Hs:
l>Pte's1 oespaten 70 lnc ImcaSo alounc.i
sfRpsofffip. Ill., oe'ooe7 H.
the Hon. Schuyler Ccltax, Of Indiana, arrived iu
,ht canItsl Of il,noi+ to.ssy. and his afternoon
.s.,sI ,hs ...h ~ .a.a, T., as,...,- .r;,h r,
II. Smith. E. r. llawley. Colonel George II. Hor-
law, Hen. s. N. Cu]lom, aud others. After in
,a.,..,s =. s,,.sea es,S ..seet ,h.- es,,,a ~
@ee'ets IN s'sc"ee anu saa1ess' tnss cateu ~
The house ol the cr1tatot and Registered
tbelE names. The{ subsequently drove ovrr The
grounds ard admired the bcapt!fcl and pfc.ut-
csque scenery Of tho rc9nes :cret, tQot, which /.
now unusually beautiful and enrceou. In The. au-
, 1866-10-19
FROM MILWAUKEE.

\ aInaui6ccnt Welcome TO General Batter
The Beard OF Trade aud Thou%a Of Cite
xens Turn out 10 Receive Atni-llfs Ap-
pofntmen1stu SFtscon1lu, etc.
ispeclal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
MlIwArKEE, October Is.
General Bntler ard patty arrived hcsc to-day at
orc O'clock. He received q welcome OF which be
Las reason to he proud. lie HAs met at the depot
hy an Immense coEcouste Ct citizens, who checEcd
hu, enthusiastically r,tfl he reached his carriage
tsase hand played the patriotic airs as DO was
The Chamber of Commerce. which adjourned to
<aud. Esthclcn aTocrd tile hoscf and called for a
speech lie appeared OIL the balcony and mldc
a few remarks, mainly In culocy Of a
Wisconsin regiment " ttch fo1.h. under hts COM
maud q, Bason Rouge. lie closed by saying:
".A1d now tsat the hss erased. far a. arms
are couccrIed, trust am not asking TOO much
of my frl!ow-soldiers OF Wisconsin when l cxhort
you in the settlement Of thcse difficulties. TO take
the same Stand you did during the war ferries ot
We vii. do H.. for the glory OF the people and
the eount1ys good, that we may again have ,a-t
peace ard lasting prosperity In tho whole coun-
Try lie retired smit Enthusiastic cheers. lasys
numbers Of TIC leading citizens called on General
Butler after this epeech,
1!ci ie here to Select location for one OF the
thrce kattnna1 AeSlnms to &se tonaded by the
SauoLal soldiers and Sailors Association.
General Batter will speak hcrc on Satard3y
night, md te present aud aad.ess the Wisconsin
Suldiezs% and 'Saitotx' Convention on the 9Th IL
stant. lie has made half dazun engagements to
*rcak In The Stale.
, 1866-10-19

\ Atidrrxn to t1ic European Powers from tho
ki.g OF Ilnnovcr-The Fcninn Plots, etc.
NV YonK. October Isl. The saaress ,e ttc
passaee from wltic.i has already appeared, oecu-
pies between two and three columns Of The Wien.
1ese ;onrnals: i r. dated from Hctztrg, near
win Tie as! et'i1n that previous ~ the outbreak
u the war. ;he Eano'cri:n coycrnmcn, bud used
VI 1tE influence for tic -, p1czssvat1o,n3
conedesee in ,!y @ @loyay q ino prassisn ovs!n. .
.acn:, tic hid ot Austria was declined. The
:trisse, psn,r'y ,,,;ss Mss kea5 Ihe
"isl iia1stei l'at went through tic @ eount1y:a
lltssian corps did .hc sane. Tie llauoscran
on t en- e 11d ss
n,at!e, On tic 18th Of June, that the King should
,rlonree pol;fon Of Its 1sosc:slgnty and
t e i of ss oS e RI hsn6 knnsa s
,ian MiEistss unanimously decided that tic prop.
otitions were unacceptable, while they expressed
!lc Two Gusernnitnts woul! moi be interrupted
On that very night the rrnssian Envoy responded
~ u atelal alton Of wal, aud The rsusslan c9'ps
Niu.lcn: even took up hostile atsiln,ls so,ne ae
Iha 1ansE aeo;s tne declaration va made
Judgment of the cs fxetl va: ID, w]le, lis majc=sy
posses sIun Of !!anover bal.h.s prcaItanscd. and
Ply device TO 1uil it iuto delasi,e
security. ,rnah'e to oppose an ciSc:i.e
resistance. tfGIanoyct!an troops were cenicred
fear tiAttintcn aud nc.oiistions entered into for
i ensleusien Of arms; but before the i,ctio.
e:Iccd 70 Ind expired 1ls army was shamefu'ly
attacked. and despite bri1liart Victory Il. The
commencement. "ns compelled to surrender al
The cEd Of The war. His majesty add. cssel q
lyt'c, 10 lhe r:nssiat King. Which, coatrary to
he n=a.e Of rosere,ens, Mas not accepted. An
ctr was then maze to him IL abdicate in favor
Ct his ron. bnt NIL o,crtures werc in
vain, MID The. inslaious occupntion Of the
the lrussfan siates-the only prctext the right Of
corquest-.+npposcs a wnr fo.Mabc to the
Law Q, nations: But had there been no snch war,
sWonld have been suora!ls impossible OIL tic pari
Prince. The case was simply ont. Of Law
1ul defence sgafust an ,hrrovoked attack.
The address conctadcs fn the following terms ::
"Lct those who arc concerned lake this as q
warning. We lool; to fnturc evcnte witll tl1 con-
1a:ncd BY tho flr1n hope That Divine Providence
Will hot te long in rattfns enl to tic pcradous
pots. to The injustice at.d the acts Of violence Of
which 70 many States and people havu bccon1c
(SiEredl tGEoRGs, kiuc,
COuntctsigntd)
CorET PrATES nALLEnxrsn.
A Lotanp letter saga: Since ihe discovery OF
stoses ot ll1uid fire and other Fcnfan eombusti-
has cnrne onrw!th terrible confession. There
Are siMila depots OF lEqnid i1rc and comhusibIes
~ all lhe large towns OF England. When the
Head Centre lands in Ireland t.1esc hotties arc
to be thrown among the troope, and carccially
the cavalry, and into houses. tEc. Tie Iiqutl fire
ts IN bkll1es compound ri phosphorus and nthcr
enbttst,ces. and most terrible and diahol!c in.
rcniion, which will be In the hands oE the Fcni.
thousands upon thousands prcparcd to ruin, aud
plu1der, and mass acre Ill before them.
, 1866-10-19

Display cf EFor.c%. rnttie. Shrcp nnd Swine
-Fe4etnbte and Floral DcpnrI.neut-Enncy
Needle Work, DC.

Display cf Horses. t'nttie. ~hccp nn:i SWING
Vegetable and Floral Depn nrtsueut-Fnncy
Needle Work, DC.
Especial Despatch 10 tht Chicago Ttitnue.l
LoGASsPoHT, Ind. October IS.
The Cass County Fair onenc,l yesterday with
hut few cutries ard a small attendance. To-day
there ts great improvement In both respects.
The show OF horses Is not large, but excellent,
what there 1t Of 1t.
J. ". lIsli exhibits Thoroughbred two-yc,r-
old stallion. Homie. american dr.ceal, Lum
bonnie Scotland Eclipse, which i; a
.atscd by General Bishop Polls. Of ze.'c! memory.
Elliott AckaiE cutters 3 celdinS for all work,
thrcc years old that can't be beat. Several other
horses deserve mention.
III Durham cattle Moses Stevens and judge Stuart
bear OF ihe palm. There are not many compeu-
tuEs fn this class. but the specimens a:c very
The display Of sheep Las not been excs1led in
quality q ANY State Fair. !. G. Wake. aud
Henry orHtn compete on Spanish meri7oes.
Moses Stevens has magnificent Sco,tswa1d bucS
weofs.
TiGs, vegetables, fruits, seeds, &C.. arc exhibit
ed III tue style and great variety. Johu Jackson
Floral l:au IL rich IN the display of oil paint
ings embroidery. quilts. carpets. talneIs.
shi11s Gcad-n ors, wax work, and thousaud 9TH
es specimens Of female bandlwoEE. a floral
pyramid, made by Mrs. McB Bird and her falE sister,
Table comforts are not lacking; IN fact every
department. Of ase'ui and ornamental industry Is
(aifly represented.
Tomorrow the races, running, trotting and pac.
ing, come 0et and also The ladies' and gentle
mcl's riding match. 4 pursc has bccn made up
tor the stowest mHfes.
The weather hHs been beautiful for several days.
but this evening there are otninons ei:us Of rain
, 1866-10-19

rerort that Ny: Stanton has rendered bis reslgna-
non m as Secretary Of Var, while tho -s1ronal N,
hl!gtretr remarks that the statement that be had
relieved Of his rotltlon vas at least prc@atu.s :;
sStantcn, ias signlacd his intention 10 ask to
ror Is completed, ard also th,t o.
slending few years in Spain as the Minister at
which the alo, publication Ii made by thu -N-
tiatc particulars. the substance OF the general
newspaper dcspE;ch OF yesterday may he repeat
I'd, nnu1ely: There seems to 10 no doubt that
Mr.. Stanton will soon retire from his present 20.
titiun, aud in that event there il sroug rt05a-
b1'ity That Lieutenant General Sherman will be
invited to take Charge, temporarily at ieai, Of the
Was Department.
INFORMANT ToETIfC oMISCE.
Impatiencc Is manifested in .tIne quarters as
to The alleged tarness aud inactivity of tho State
department in the treatment OF the M"xfcaa
question and the dcmaid for the adjustment Of
the Alabama cin!1ls. ! ta.e authority for say
Ing tfa, In few days. m otllcial showing Of
The policy Of the Govern mcut fl The disposition
OF lhesc mattcrs will be promulgated. Ac1i-
caH aEnirs art nesAulfn. Gchniie shape. and The
controversy with the British Government, relative
10 the Alabama cla!n+ will be urged 10 speedy
and dete1minate conclusion.
THE lEDTAv TROUBLES,
A New York Tribune Washington special say. !:
'1 1ticnernl Grant was over two hours In consntl-
tiun with Secretary Browning will, rcyael 10 the
lEiiAn difficulties upon the l'llfHs "
, 1866-10-19
CHICAGO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1866.

which General Kitchell announced that General
Logan WA present but was mol able 10 add ezs
the meeting. He introduced the General amid q
Gclcral Logan said
FEl1ow-C171zEss: regret that an not able
10 address you today, as General kitchell has
tahen M siek It Fio:a yesterday, and am not well
now. This is tie tirs! time that I have disao.
agreed to do 20, but wish 10 say Que word before
hy my enemies, and 1t has been charged that al
the beginning Of the war raised 4 Company for
the rebel army. l have bat TO say tha: no oln
hss ever had The lsroihood to say that to ta"e,
7tm's. Or any othe: Coppe.tcat newspaper which
chocsts 70 !eitc1atc the charge, arc concerned,
It 10 BE- fa1sc.
The General then took bis seat, and was taken
u lis rooms soon uftet.
~ OR n;ec1ine wa; then addressed by General
k!,chell ii. very able and fo:cisle m13acr, ai;-r
witch General Ell Bnwyes wls called ot:t mid en-
tcrta'ned the people for a time with got,!
srcech.
hI; 1Anse IS now addressing his fellow country
men in the German lsnena-e. Egypt is alive. and
the Ln10u cause will prosper.
, 1866-10-19

,lu1h Of the saving Of "Nuch rry and little VOC"
and although they .alkea san1dly they built siow.
desired point. and their further progress, In view
Of their present e. defeat VIII aoabsless be much
q yMss a n he IL !s re- ases
IaeIt1e Iai1road Company. or1ather 6y tie Gredi:
Y " easaqs ,es tas the be ,ssS nseoded In
OF grcy eye and decided manner, Who
controls th1s excuteion-Mr +. c, Do1aut.
nInEcTo1s OF TIE Union PACIFIC Il. Il.
The following arr the Directors OF the Onion
clscc. S. Dillon, c. .Tut1e and v. i. Macy, - Of Of
Scw :; iot1; G c; a; i3meard, Jancs and J: boni
mick, Of Chleago; 6. S. Bnthnell of T. New I ia.
cooi, .iD e iDa.enpo5t; =: $: Mecoomt
renrs! isaria: George .Ashmun, Of 3la:sachu.
setts T. j. Carter, OF Illinois.
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
The Government commi; sfoness on tue road
atc GeneraiJ a stmpson, General $. It. Curtis,
The officers Of lie I foad Sasieans a1c: President J.
pix; Vice President, + 6; Dafant; Treasatsr. j. j:
s c6cf sasnsel Maar sss5s Ssas
tal U; ;:.I D: Dodss; consttue!;ng Ensiuser,. S:
CHICAGO AccEss1oSs.
The following persons joined Il. excursion
rary al Chicago; j. l.. Wood, !: y. Miller, j..
at'is, Nessrs. Avery, ss? m osefoy s%hfa ana W.
:mi,n. L. 4. EcneJie 4. D. Bnck%isnd. % n. L. vii: Il:
Farquha.. j Il. Counelly, e. G. Smith, Surgeon o.,
s. Jones, Hon. F. look md lady, Geo. H. Full
man MD A. u. Pullman.
TIE dag passed OF Jellsh:falIy, without sin.
Ele unp!clsant incident 10 mar the Joy Of The
, 1866-10-19

,,on a. There were two plans ioT reeons,5nc.io.,-
gng Ae Feotl PEE, Wlleh tougnt 10 send ancoa.
'' oanona1, aoqnahned 1ebels to congress, "1taoIt
Ia seIIi'aW ~ my Euaiantecs tof tnels lusass =,
e,. vuuact; ~ an.s vas 1ne pl4n o. Lssi " "
ererr ree1 IN ,he ~ ;e ,.,a r. ,1an an ~
fse13 uatTr W u me Sot1n, o. asiahdieaam, g
disrnnraven .u5 .;ead man WIZ .fie T.
1;n.' nn, ., y .ne enemy ins vas ne pian o. tas
NM E,in. o MnGa r. LILY Ist.t ss ~ ~.
,ic5s .iacK ;hei9 a,s & snia n s aho,, xn te
MAN Of ihe cnnnerhrad 1rsan an. .hn,tsr nsIiy ri
4hc n9ceert Az ~, I'LL ~ oth ~
, 1866-10-19

The Work to bc Pushed Forward ia II pitlly
ns Pn~~abrc-A Superintendent Appointed.
NEW fonk. Octn',rr lS--Thc preliminary ~:rr.
toward building The international Ucc1n l'cEc-
;.:p line arr be;,I:: talcu, AID the wors: wilt he
!:r,hea forward = T'p;'!iv a. possible. Nf. I'm.
T. ng'+s, o''e o tic Oldest telegraph surer uscn,'
l"siton oi Superintendent Of the lnle national!
ocean Telegraph Comrsny, and the company
we're foHurat" in securing llIr services nf ,.,i.
:rnf!cman, whf. :';rat experience aud clnirc,t:y
i'iaccal ahilitcs iii he rfthc utmost vnln l.. sc-
2'in:, -nccc:s to Tie prise. Superintendent
i"sisnt. for Florida. Through a porlial VI each
~'ait' in which tl!c Iihc j. to be hutl1 he will
n,akr sntrrys ard ''ctuTuline on The route - lie
l5opttd. SrEera! leading. citizens and public
n"n of F1otid1 have suggested that lie line ',e
hniit from Ferran!s:a TO Cedar Keys, rn TAT m.4i
>te Of tfie State. II .rcn lv cable 10 1lavana. Tats
hiltty Of tic Suggested route is matte m1,if.t by
:'r.'ona1 srs?rc'!'a :cd snrrcE. T. Wi! not b.
n,nny mouths hefosc the cities Of New York anu
iIaA AEa will lie In sctt.rntl1i. cutnfnu Ii ntcnt1nn
, 1866-10-19

FIR ON ST. LOUIS.

FARTHER Particulars oE the Terrible Exp.o-
kson-Hresvcr~' National Eoaare.~-ArTlval
Of Trosre-Bo1d RobhetE-Libet suit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.l
ST. J.1E1s. No.. October Is.
Fr1ihey details ald 10 the ticken1ug ho1rcc Of
thr sad explosion yesterday. Fourteen bodies
have trcn recovered. Nine Of these worked In
the factory where the explosion oecased- A tenth
workman r. missing. supposed To be In The same
place. There are n!so known to be killed. Henry
Duckhamer AID Frank Cole. both ef whose
bodies had BEEN Identified The first named,
Bucktamcr. vas IN the euFloy Of Nj. Crane, fur
rttute dealer, On Third street. ana was at Van
Brooks fac,aIy 1o get some goods. lie was 1aken
out Of The runs alive. aud sent 70 the City Hos
pisa>, wherc he died last night. The olhcr was 4
farmer, fzun Frauklin County, who .was
married nigh, beto1s lsss. He, il com:
alk through the city. and had stopped in front q
Van BIooks' factory TO watch the machinery. hi:
body IL identfncd By his bzuther.Iu-law, and It L
probable that one otlee body represents hi!
ncphew. The Cotoner>s jury, now in session
Is Investigating the disasters.
The brewers ace now holding National Con
gress q; Tn: neIs' Hall. A number OF brewer.
frcm Cincinnati ane: other places sic present
Tomorrow 1leg r;ill DC taken down the llo'
, 1866-10-19
FROM CAIRO.

4 t'osprrhrad Lie Sntlcd-tsrucra1 Lo7au
nnl His .1ccuscrs.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr!hune.]
CA1no, October Il.
Ono Of the many malicious a11 trumpcdnp
charges With which the lying column, Of tho
DtmoIaaf. Coppcrjohnson organ Of this city.
abou,,ds. WAS one recently nade with refer.
1aEt Union officer was charged with
furnishing his tro,her-in-1aw With money to carry
him 10 the rebel army. This paragraph caneh:
the rye Of MIR. Cnnnnrl1m, ind. without solicita
ton, he wrote the following letter, which appears
In this mornings Issue Of the !NsU Era live,
s1aunch Union Republican paper published at
Carbonate, ILL.,. the home Of General Logan:
"scoonA, Miss. October Is, 1865.
"DEAa IN: ] pave Just seen IN article acc1s:
10 e,atc that. such i an Infamous llo. Yon
neither furnished ncans or save !, wo:d
e Int sinpS .aid .hon, tS
;weii. &C., &c. loa ney.r knew That had any
intention Of going Senth. nor bad !, until about
crutt Ia Captain 1hosEdke Brooks company. aud
never recruited I single man for the Southern
II w11se this statement beeansc II Is just.
slonld ha3e written sooner. but never saw ihs
article until Dog; e yonr, =, cxs,
'tiilnEn7 3, CuNxrS1nAs."
The came paper has tho following:
"CAnnoxpALE. October 18th. 1851.
he.rby certify thai ditcr With General Logan in
politics thaf was In the Southern army, uns!e,
Cunuincham, General Logan't bto:hez.!n.law.
| with other young men OF this and Williamson
counties, illinois. who composed Bsooks'
10 he truth or Mr Cunr.nsaasn's statement:
and further, that General logan Ecvez furnished
means nor encouragement to any OF rs. neikhei
w.a ho in Marion at Tho time VIC started from thai
| place. ILIs statement caasc w..aoa: Genera
Lo.an's knowledge, and do 20 !u Justice to him
ano to .etntc tie e'aldc:oas charges made acains
| him, a. II. MORGAN"
, 1866-10-19
RlCHLAND COUNTY POLITICS.

Immense Republican Guthering-SDccchca
r. tsruerntA katrhcH, HosTycr. aud t1ther~
~ Procession -Four III lic~ in I.cugth-EETpt
Promises Well Tor The t;ont Causc-Ilancrs
ot General L9cnu.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Trfhune-1
OLxIT, ILL.,, October l6
This is the day On which General Logan was
adretti-ed 10 be in our place, and at less: ten
Thousand Ie1eone assembled In d bca a1ifnl grove
rcar town to hcaF him discuss the questions Of
the day. There ,ye.e about ono thousac1 soldiers
mounted and IN Zouave uniform, and a procession
four miles 1uIg OF WAGONS. cac1iaEcs> hotscs.
SC In fact hayc Ea4 tho largest meeting hat
ever was held sq lower Egypt Of any kind: The
meeting was addressed ly Aa&c! !nnse, Of TsTe
, 1866-10-19

4 Grand Ancccss-Lnree Attcndnuce-ENti-
bitfon Of fThorouGt-urcd STOCK.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trlhunc,1
JAcKaoSvzLLE, October Is.
The Morgan County Fair is u grand success.
Fuliy trn thousand persons were IN attendance,
notwithstanding the day was quite uuproptious.
lllc forenoon was windy aud The dust sllcl the
afr. In the evening, while tho trottine match
was coming Of, It commenced mining, ard has
continued almost constantly since, u,ld at eight
O'Clock This evening there WAS .vety heavy
shower Ii Is feared the rain will fntcrirre With
the Fair tomorrow.
The exhibition Of Thoroughbred stocs, consist
Ing Of hosscs. cattle. sheep and hogs, was eauai
to auy ever eecn at II County Fai- In the West.
The Most perfect trder prevailed, and far every
thing Eas passed o1 TO the entile satisfaction Of
the managers, stock owners and spec .ato=s.
considering the condition Oi the track, some
good tine was made this nftefnOuu
, 1866-10-19
ISDIiN TROUBLES.
Fighting In Celornao-Scttlcrs Ktitcd-Stocl
Driven on.

Fighting In Colorndo-Scttlcrs Ktitct-Stoch
Driven or.
NEW Yonk, October 1S.-A special despatch to
the Tribune snvs:
LrAyE>woETI1, Kansas, Thursday, October is
Dates from 1'neb1a. Colorado Territory, Octobe.
Sth, cay that the Ctt Indians are committing fear.
full iep1edattons throughout the country. stealing
stock, killing men, &c. and hare carried away
one mAn's wife aud children. Further
information III regard 10 the fight at TsInadad
says thai Colonel Alexander Immediately went to
tke 1escue. and reached the scene Just IN time 10
witness the attack Of a rauchc by the Indians
killing thirteen, nth the loss OF 6e soldier killed
aid two wounded They pursued the Indians,
tut were unable TO oyestakc tlleuu.
count Of the d.ht:
"0n Wednesday evcntr: the Indians made M
attack upon the soldiers mid citizens Tae IElians
were repnlscd with tile los. Of t.vel,s kl,cd
They were fighting last evening; result unknown
, 1866-10-19

4 Test Case On the Civil Kfct.s tct-A Nc
gro to be Presented for Registration.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibuuel
new YoRK. October IS.
legal gentleman Of this city intends to oEcr a
negro, not possessing the qualifications pre-.
sctibed by the laws Of this State, to he
registered rs voter on the next
registering day. II the negro is rcjected the Reg.
is1eE i to be held amcnaole to the provisions OF
thu Civil Rights BILL and judicial Interpretation
ct TIE blll with reference 10 negro suffrage, thus
, 1866-10-19

The Turf,

The Turf
(*pccial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribcnc.I
JASEsv1LIr. Wts. October l3.
Dntches's Magma Charta was BEATEN here to-
day By Anseliuc, Of Milwaukee, ia three straigh.
heate, for purse OF ss0o, offered hy the Rock
Comfy Stock Association. Timc-a:s7, 2:i0.3
aud :: :i3H. J. i.
, 1866-10-19

County Fair n splendid Success.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribnur.]
CANTON, H. October Is,
Uus County Fair IL splendid sncccss. Many
noted horses arc here, and entes In all The classe+
ure unusually large and tine. Over ten thousand
people were on the grounds Today, and ssrat
crowd Is expected tomorrow.
, 1866-10-19

North Cnrolinu Politics.
N11N1Sar0E, n. c.. October 1s.-The election
hcie to day resulted almost unanimously for Gov
against two ios Dnckery. for the Legislature.
Hall II as elected to the Senate. aud Cowar mud
sIcGanney to the House, both Conservatives, by
ler Of yotcs pollcd, was ~, Tie election passed
&,fi nufrt1y
, 1866-10-19
MEXICO.

Arrival oftbc :snccc+snr Of H1arsa2i 3@Z1ane 4
-1'he Friends q. the Empire Se.i1 Hopeful
mother f.:bcrat Victory.
;, .-.vASA, Oc,uLer 1:.-O1 board of the Ercnc!
':ra,ncr Empe.a:rlec Enss,nic, which arrived H.
monday from 81. En-Zine en- ,oHtt fos Ve:a G:az
were General caste!uau. ard staff. Aid :-tlc: ami
or Napoleon. Uc has bern appointed l,v him Il
rcplacc Mn.sls@l Daz.ine in Mexico. We hare
news frnm 1he Mcxlccn Capital 10 the first. AID
Vera C:l1 TO the ei1th, by The Paris, Which ar
rived herr on Tue 18th.
The Era asserts 1hat the post7oncmea. OF l1t
departure OF II: Fce-ch troops from Mcx;ce
slloss that the E.cnci Goyesnucnt has not ye
abandoned the Empire
A depu.ation Of the conu1crce q! Matano-as
had arrived It the capital, hrsgins the Im2c-ia
large na,nbcr Of lI,ops vas not necessary, 4;
the whole population would arise In f.yor Of tht
Empirc-
The Es'o1eht reports Tic capture OF opam b
1,ec4O Liberals.
, 1866-10-19

~ -tltItA&'e EurErifsl.IQ .satn=Jt -
>te%rhoFn kt-.'-i, ie e-iu1s.filcI - receive
advertisements tor thr Tribune, rud nil
'he leading pnpern thrn,u hort the rultpd
.tuteH and Cauuila.
, 1866-10-19

FROM WASHINGTON.
THE STORY CONCERNING Sec
RElARY STATIONS RES!G-
NATION REITERATED.
RON BU URopB.
Address from the King Of
Hanover to the Euro
pean Powers.
The Preparations for an Irish
Revolution.
COUNTY FAIRSlN ILLINOIS
AND INDIANA.
The ETErf02l Pacific
Railroad Excclra
sEOH17Sf<a
TIE TRIP FROM CHICAGO TO
GRLEsBuha.
FROM BOSTON.
WENDELL PHILLIPS SPEECH OF!
| The C0UhTRY'S NEEDS.
Immense Republican Gather
, 1866-10-19
nt1tturdl

O.. nt1tt0rde
Hu1 Bos7ox. octebcr IA game Of billiards, 1,50o
~. EItrte. m. Sas played last night between f.
mih,ate1s H. I'd Nsn. a. Tobins The latter won,
3inS tic pufst. guild cue, aud tie championship
Mnk kassachusctss.