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, 1866-10-23

Reward for tue Apprehension al n 1Eu rdrrcr
"a L"nE md Successful cilase-Eeninn
aIattrrs-alr. Rcrchcf's Opinion OF tho
OnroTir9 t:audsdat e. for Governor In Ncv
Tork-Thc Colorcd alau's fright Of rrnu-
cfstne Canse~tcd in New WJerrey-Cholern In
f3ud+on t:it5, MI.
NEW YonE. October eess.-Thl. morning Super.
stesiins as rewa:d from he Bri'isi Gosernmen. i
for the apprehension last year ~ Robert Rect, the
Detective Tfem,nn arrived in this city to-day
from Florida, aftrr an absence os ak weeks. hav>
Inc in his charge thief who robbed the Green
~s s Go s :, y Ihs
months.
The principal feature ostntezest at the head
ofa very handsome donation nom the FenIans Of
c9es wh9 edSr1f to Tue pse5 nS, q
psopriated a large q1antty ef Government ma.
ierial to thelE own sse, T. ret down fos to-nos
horses in the May Yard.
Henry Ward Beecaey delivered sermon at
Plymouth Church last night, Of which the follow
reformation; Mayer Hoffman Ecpresents the Idea
you iay sraoo:h il By what name yor ptsase, he &c.
preecat. no reformation. while the popular party,
represented by Governor Feuton In tho State.
represents reformation In civil atIairs- ! have q
Ilchl, ihep. on the broad ground OF mornlt, to
arreal 10 the Interests, 10 the rrason snt to the
seIteisnee Of ese1y 'ho9:n.fnl ms9ron hi. sub.
Of party, ard ea5 II you love chtist!anty, and Il
yon love morality AID would spread It. ]
sve ee aa % aes sss:
That viii most certainly cstahiish iusdce and
Gently.
New Jss4cy have bsean thrto suits, two in tbs
SunreE1e Cont Of that Stafe% and onc il thr Cir
eair Court Of the United s:a,cs, to tess whethe,
1Nf1 fnn1 In f1rhf IN In ikfN4
, 1866-10-23

:: ss the case exactly, and that conA-rcss II III
49,; rroner source whence civil gove.47 47ment tn
q republican form, could how 10 yebe States,
which had been deprived OF ali civil KoyerA.meuts,
tldt Andrew johnson, by the collapse OF
thc rebellion. The General nailed to the conn.
ter the etosJ Of Congress having given F1o0
bounty to NEGROES, and only f10o to vhlte men.
On his word as man and member Of Congress-,
he pronounced It }tc, and held himself response
bic for what be eatd to tie man in Cairo who had
made the false etatcmeut. He then showed mp In
its true light, And d1ew Johnson's Fen.an pro.la-
nation ard the action Of Congress thereon. He
drew terribly true p1cureoftheclnsco and intimate
connection hetween the Democratic party of til,
North and the rebels OF The South, and charged
that they unstediy support Andrew johnson.
Soldiers who had put down the rebellion would
yote as they, fought. He. saId, tna11Y, that
it was needless to laik, ns the ques-
johnson had spoken IVES The roice Of the {coaIc.
The voice bad been made nudiblr at the recent
elections. and would continue to be heard in VIC
tory, onion and universal liberty.
The meeting was one OF the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held in Egypt. No Interruptions
occurred, except some nolsy demonstrations in
Il ont Of the building which were made mostly by
Al the conclusion Of the meenns. soon after
O'Clock, three rous1uE cheers were given for Gen.
ernl Garfield, .hree for General Logan and three
for the Congress OF the United States
, 1866-10-23

Indiana IiorAc FAsr-TAc 0HicIal Vote
alajnrtty tsycr I 11,000-Baruun.
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tsibnne.l
INDIANAPOLIS, October y.
The Indiana Horse Fair at Camp Morton. be-
gins tomorrow. The fol1owineis the programme
for Tuceday, nd: First premium, <!00 mile
heats, best two In three, in harness, open to all
second premium, so, mile heats, hest three in
five, 10 sarnese, oPcI to al@ tFottess owned IN
Marion County; third premium, so, mile heate,
nest Two in three. tn harness, open 10 all fotess
ttat have never best :55. Most OF the celebrated
have :bccn entered, and will be on the gronud.
The official State vote Of Indiana has all been IT,
cciscd at the office Of the Secretary Of statc cx-
ccpt from The counties of 1aporte, Montgomery,
Perry, Parke and Washington. The ofncial ma
ior1tS for the Republicans is iG95. The reported
returns that have been received from these codn-
ties renders 1t probable that they will about Offset
ench other.
!. 7. Da1nurn lectures before the TounE Mca'a
Library Association at Mor1tson's Opera Hall to-
night. Subject: "The Art Of Getting Money
TIE eiKth volume OF Adi1tans General Se1rel's
valuable report will be ready for tie press In few
days.
, 1866-10-23

Tie Police Commissioners and their Or
poucuts Hnyo n Hearing by Counsel Be-
fore the Eoveruor-Thc Counsel ot tho
Former Party Retire dissatisfied
Members Of Governor Swnnn's StnE TaKo
ttdcs with tho Huoieuls-The Governors
Proclamation.
lice Commistioners VA taken up ~ The Governor
this morning. The coznplainants were re?re-
eented ty Nezsr.. sch'ey and Iatrone tie com,uis.
In their address to the Governor, he Commits
sionefs say:
We ea51ot recognize yonr right 10 try Us. We
the tud1cla tribunals Of the State We arc Required
Hhs fspg , b. e
stons Of the 'cilz.ns Of baltimore By refusing to
e1scrtain this move! jurisdiction and dccl1ins 10
be ore bin, sud wo, ,iies ssy would I'D rejoica s to
sec you produce conflict in Baltimore.
M":srs Schlsy aHa 'atrohe tes he petitioners
esiDceo the:: readiness 70 argue The question.
Governor 5wann .aid that after mature rcace-
power and maIe i: Ills duty to insctti;a:e aud
officers, nad therefore he maintained that is bai
u,issiouers then announced that their mission was
al an end. and Withdrew.
;, Af1er consultation with the couqse, for the pc
tltt0uers the Governor appointed Wcdncs.
day next to try tho case, when Witnesses
will be summoned to appear.
The case Of the Police COMMISSIONER has been
postponed till Friday. General Canby, eCom-
msnaes Of The Department, came here from Wash
or and Police Commissioners. 1t ia understood
that the object cf ihe visit was to inform himself
as 10 the condition Of affairs there on Saturday
ditionai Union men. 4 disturbance occurred and
fte-arms were used, resulting fu killing one
Man. and L Hferion=y woHndins tTo other partlcI;
Charles Gall.
, 1866-10-23

Editor Tribune:
A Communication having appeared in one Of the
city p1pert+ accompanied by editorial comments,
in relation TO nv connection with the Wabash
liailwuy. desire briefly IL state M. position.
Al the lime Of the passage Of the Wabash Rail-
error Yates, tle firm of Fuller. Ham and shepard
did 70. exist, and lad no Interest whatever in
The bill. az Attorney or DtherWse. Subsequently.
howcvert the firm Of Fulter, Hain l. shepard, to.
gcshcr with Judge Goodrich, Judge Gook!ns and
Judge Arlington WAS retained TO lest the question
whether The hui Was law or not Nv connection
in the matter then arose simply from my asso-
citation, in professional capacity, with gen
tlemen whose legal abilities were desired tn the
case.
The bill r'ss. AZ is well known. declared By the
supreme Court to he no law hut even had ithecn
Otherwise. should have been In no way benefited
beyond any other cittzen-rot even to the xtcut
the lawyer who enters Court 10 any supposablc
case be considered party to the suit rs / in the
one above named.
So much for The past-now for the present aud
future.
have no kno.ledse OF information. direct or
indirect, or the slightest reason to suspect that
there Is any intention dcsire OF the part Of any
pash Railway. It has bern beaten In every In
stance in which It has ever been taken before the
sup1en,c Court BY two Governors, and believe
3 reguEded as pretty 'dead iuck.'
IT, however. any body fears that it Is not ctIscu-
ally kilrd, beg to assure him, aud the citizens
Ct Chicago, that shal! not lend ny inlnence Or
voice a. member Of tic Legislature to scsasci-
:atc 1t, but, on the contrary, will do all in my
power. al MI tines protect the city and State
rom the enormous evils OF special legislation, In
Yours, 1rSnr ii. SuKpAnD,
, 1866-10-23
MENARD COUNTY.

Joint Discussion Between General Lippin.
cott and Lewis R~,ss. the Republican and
Coppcrjnhnson Candidates for Cougrcss-
The Prosrccta in 11enard Comfy THE
Parable Of the Prod.gu1 son, mud What II
1lenns.
lspccisl Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
ATHENS, Menasd Co.. ILL.,. October 70.
4 joint discussion took place here on the 18th.
between the rival candidates for Congress-, Cine
raj Lpptncoit and Lew, Ross. Owing 10 The
manner In which the notice of the meeting was
gotten up, the Republicans did not believe Lip
pincott would be here, and supposing 1t WAS
trick OF the enemy 10 draw crowd for the great
Coppefhead Ross. and a. they did not
wish 10 make capital tor Tic Democracy
the number Present WAS smaller than
i would have been bad i been known that
johnnies in this nelghborhoou arc scarcely abtc to
muster a bakers dozen, while tue Nepnhlicaus
a;e numerous anl allre to ,he work. We will
to two hundred majority in vote ol three hun
oEcd and afty. and IN the county we will have, ut
lcass, ore lunased msjori,y tais iall, against
The meeting hetug called to order, a rerrcsen-
tatt'e Of each pa.ty was selected 10 time THE
speakers. General Liprfocott op-ned the debate
in m eloquent speech, aud enchaincd the a:ten-
ton Of she. entire audience for an hour. lie
81 showed Up the tncroashnents of The ExecnuFe o.,
proved copclustse1y tlat II the people submitted
quietly 10 these peurpatio:s they Wouli find. be-
fore long that the Congress at the people would
ut Informed by ule President TINT their services
were no longer required; that lie would atteud to
a these matters himself, and save tho dear peo-
PIE, all unnecessary expense; aud thus Inc sun
or liberty would 90 down forever behind The
cloud Of dcspotism.
Ross followed In 4 buhcomhe speech Of an hour
and quarters length, In which be pretended to
wonder greatly why the Republican party are op-
posed to jnhnEun--a President Of fta Own choice
-ald 10 William e. Seward, formerly the ablcat
statesman, and the idol Of our party. Belonging
to an Organization himsalE where uaan- worship
and pattr;ies stronger than principle, be cati-
net comprehend the fact TINT We are i party of
principle; and that no man Is anything to us any
farther than he js an exponent ot thu great ilea
that gives ns vitality as q party. Ne know that
nlen. may, change, bUt that truth ia eternal:
He brought mp the parable Of tho prodieal
son 10 prove that since the rebeIlious
States are whlpped., and arc unahle longer
them back TO all the privileges they enjoyed be-
fore their rebellion. Ltppincott followed In If
teen minutes speech, and completely upset thls
fine figure by showing that we are ready to re-
ceise The feceded STATES as soua "a they chnle In
the tnt7ff of the returning prodigal, eyn:irs sot
row for The past, and proving their sincerity by
e3ectng to Office men whost hands are clean, md
not red with the blood Of ou1 slaughtered pat
tIpts.
The cheers that followed this reply Of the
gallant General, demonstrated that the heats OF
the audience were rfshi. and they will prove Il by
their votes In November MESAup.
, 1866-10-23


The following cases were reported at the Health
oflsce yesterday:
Mrs. n. Mccormick. Irish. aged thi.ty.nve
ycars. Residence, No. 5S@ North CLARK street. At
lacked Yesterday morning.
Miss Harriet Hendricks, American, aged sixteen
ycars. Residence, No. IT, :-uu1h Clark street.
attacked Sunday; consalcscent.
Mrs.. r. ". Lynn, American. aged thirty years.
Residence. No. III South Clark Street. AttacIed
>ennday; severe case
Thomas Gitlepr, Welsh, aged th,sty-fyc years.
Eesfdcncc: Slekessvitis:. Attacked Sunday.
>pectiEelg three and one ,years: Residence, No.
~ Mohawk street.. Attacked Friday aud doing
wc11.
John Kline, German, aged thirty years. Resi-
1ence, No. @H Clybournc avenue. Attacked
Friday and cohva1csecnt.
Mrs. G. yandere.t and child, Belgian, the
mother aged thirty y.th1ee years. Residence, in
the patch" next to Chicago avenue bridge; At
d.; nnisht; ths little Gtrl is recovering;
Residence. 10. IS Ohio street. attacked sunday
Light and died yesterday morning.
Thomas Bnrns, irish, aged four yeata: Resi-
died yesterday morning.
Nine cAaeH-lhtfe OF Them fatal.
, 1866-10-23

Canal.
from the Buffalo Exprese, October s1.1
A sad affair occurred Thursday night in
The vicinity Of the Elk Street Market, result
;rg in the death Of q young girl. who In fit
Of desperation committed suicide. The par
city, where the affair Is the universal theme
Of conversation. Tho circumstances arc as
follows:
1t seems that Eloise, daughter Of Philip
tlertznan, the proprietor Of saloon In West
Market street, opposite the Elk Street Mar
'-harles Hans, young man Of twenty-five,
mployed In barber shop in Snlcheirs
block, corner Market sud Perry streets, two
u three doors below her Eather's saloon.
The girl did not come to this country with
he- father, bnt remained in France. About
Ten months since she was sent for By him,
among the Inducements held out being the
act that he had good husband for her.
Soon altcr her arrival they we're betrothed,
hut few weeks ngo lovers quarrel occur
red, which, rs 'ar as the young peogle wese
concerned. was soon forgotten. The old
mans resentment was in no way ahatcd by
this circumstance, and he finally. seeing no
way OF breaking up the intimacy, ordered
the young man never TO enter the house, and
| orbade his daughter ltavIng anything to do
I with him.
The young couple, however, managed o.,
several occasions to clude the ftber'a visi-
| lance. About four o'clock Thursday after-
| noon, young lady friend Of tile unfortunate
.irl called at Hertzman's house and asked
The deceased to 20 up town with her for a
walk. She refused on the ground that the
! absence Of her father aud mother necessitat
cd her presence ut home.
Soon Afterwards the father returned, ant
either learning or suspecting that Haas wa
in the house with his daughter, removed hi
shoes and crcrt noiseless!y up stairs. wher
he found the young couple engaged in cou
ve1satiou. Enraged at the sight, he seizet
the young man by the hair and threw hin
down stairs, exc1atmtng in hfs rase that h'
would kill him. The girl, in the excitemeu
LOT the moment, is thought to have under
stood her father to say that he had killed he
lover, and her suspicious we're confirmed O.
going to the barber shop and finding him at
sent. In a ft Of desperation she leh th
house and threw herself into the Clark {
skinner canal, from which her litelass bod
Was recovered about ten O'Clock the sam
night.
4 f1shetmau connected with the fish ma
kct on the corner Of Perry and Michiga
streets, saw the girl late in the atcrnoc
sitting on the bank Of the canal, ard notice
that sha cast hurried glanccs lAevery dire
, 1866-10-23
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Meeting offSoc3ety If the Il ray Of tho Teu-
nesHec-tscnc1nl Shermnu Called 10 synsh-
fnc1ou-Corouer's Jury On tho Recent Ex-
ptosion.
ST. forls, October 2a.-Gencra1 Sherman has
accepted IN invitation to be present at the meet
tnc Of the Society Of the Army OF the Tennessee,
70 be held At st. Louis, November 1ith. General
Grant will also be present.
II u t11e that General Sherman has been called
TO Washington, bns whether his prcsencr there
"as any connection with Secretary Stanton's re.
'i!emeilt from the War Office is NOT known.
The Cotoncr's jury sitting On the bodies Of the
victims Of the explosion last week returned yer.
dict that the explosion wae the resrlt Of neglect
and Ignorance OF tne engineer.
, 1866-10-23
FROM DES MONIES.

Condition Of the Iowa soldlera' Orphuns'
IIoTe-Arrcst OF n supposed Snccndinry-
KnflFohd a1attcrs-Fatut Hunting Accl.
dent.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibane.]
DIS MolNEs, Iowa, October q.
Df, Wright, one Of the Trustees Of the Orphans
Home, has just returned from Cedar Falls, and
gives very favorable account Of The institution
al that place. 1t 1s in good hands, and the citl-
zens manifest commendab1e Interest In 1t.
A valuable barn with all Its contents having
been hur1,ed In Eordin County by some william,
tracks were discovered in hy.pa.t. and traced to
the residence OF maQ WHO had frequently threat
cucl vengeance upon the owners Of the property.
lie was arrested and held for trial.
Mr. Arnold, Postmaster at Waterloo, Black
Hawk County, has been removed, aud q bread
and-buttcr man put In his place.
The citizens north OF rs are waking up on rail-
road matters. 3hcy arc taking steps TO secure
read ftoun Amce, on the Northwestern road, TO
ManEnto, In Minnesota, where 1t would connect
with The prospective road from Sioux City 10 st.
Paul. 1lils will give them ready commune ltion
with Chicago, Is well with the prnirics Ut Min
ucsota.
A son OF Hon. Rcnl,en Noble, Of McGrcgor.
werf ont hunting the oihcr day AMI was Instantly
killed. by the accidental discharge OF his gun. lie
WAS only thirteen years Of age.
, 1866-10-23
FROM LOUISVILLE.

The Nashville Agent Of the Associated prea<
Murdered Improper Intimacy
with Nashville Female the Cnns~.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1hune.1
LOUISVILLE, October =.
Awtek ago Sunday, Chas. Il. Bent, agent Of
The Associated rress. was IN this city In
company with a woman. and in two
hotels WIS caught IN jT79ranf< dt'is.u.
lie returned 70 Nashville and denounced
,ha report as uutuc. A despatch from Nashville
to-day says c. Il. Bent was Killed about !
O'Clock By Hugh McGaSick, who stationed himset
in IN ict house on Cherry shce and waited for Bent
to come out Of book store. When Bcht passed.
McGav1ck rushed on him and began aring. 4
shot broke his left arm mud entered Bent's
breast. be crossed The ftreeA Ncs'avics fol
lowing, Swapping lis weapon. seeoad shot en-
tered Bent'e head Hc still rct1eaicd. followed hE
MeGayicE, who was prevented from shooting
acain hy by.tanders. Bent 7an into Union street
ard r., Ing 10 turn down an alleJ fnl, and expired
McGayick isa young uaan, md eon of the wo
man With whom Bent Is alleged to hare had AZ
improper intimacy. NcGaslcG gave bail, and va:
set At liberty
, 1866-10-23
Sherman House.
Gaia R,RH
By a. P. L1EHTnILL, II. D.

CATAaRH, In Its trst staces, Il An Inflammation
The lining 81 the nose. It produces elinS Of pnes,
ness, heat aat stiffness the no51 which are c1os
I'd On one or bath sides caused By the ekeo,ns OF The
membrane from Inflammation; soon \ thin, wate.y
Substance commences e1coriAtlng that part Of the akin
with which eoa,-s IN coatsct. II the disease Is not
checked then, the discharge becomes thick and
purulcnt, Of gseen.a Yellow sometimes tinsed with
blood. With m odor more Of less dls.xreesbae and
sometimes very offensive. The breath Of tbs patient
becomes 80 rcTotinsly offensive IS 10 iso,ate hin tto
soctety. and render him obec. Of disgust to himself
The dlschazgc frequently drors down the thzoas aud
has be havke up in order to obtain relief; thus i'm
pairing, and in nanr Cases destroying the voice tho
Senses Of taste and smell become greatly impaired and
sometimes entirely LOST distressing headacne makes
its appearance the frontal .tnosc. become Involved
and neuralEe pain In the ce AID had Is sooa a. The
other snusea become a1eeted Kthe Inflammation ex-
tend& through the Eustachan ,ubes to The ilae car,
dsasrce.bl nolscs In the head and ear viii r,aEe their
appeatancetEe hearing become OF legs iuap4l,ed
AID In many cases entirely destroyed. TT e1tenis
down the throat It gives rise to dyspepsia bronchitis
and ofrenfincs consumption.
, 1866-10-23
FROM AUGUSTA, GA,

Murder md 0utrncc Commlttcd by Negroes
Tile Citizens Attempt fo In1irt summary
Fuufsbtncnt-Th The tsotd Excitement,
Augusta. Ca. October =. -ass.-A1thur Williams,
bis wifi MD Two daughters were recently murdered
at Rome. GcotSia. Two freedmen committed
the murder. and they have been arrested. Ono
cousc.ses after wounlihg Mrs. Williams, be ray.
ishcd her. His accomp1!ce Killed The father and
daughters with nh axe. The object Of the neecocs
vas monty. hui they found noEc. 1t was difficult
Ia restrain the people from sl!tltct!n. summary
rnnfshEncnt On the freedmen. They were commit.
ted to wait due process Of Law,
The gold excitement In upper coun"ies Of the
Siate is increasing. Rich orc Is found IN Tomp.
kins GpurtY.
, 1866-10-23

7, o,a1a urucxc1 aud Robbie 1 e-t:anb'er%
Arsr.,ro-fali Hurcs-Cnifcd state. UfAs
sf4ci t'ortt Matters.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Irihune.]
CINCINNATI. October y.
AN. na.i who gvc her name a. Anna Printer,
from phtlae elphia, Was found inscns,ble in ono
s,f or CaAafic churches On Saturday, and died
this cvcnin- Shastatcd that she bad been drug,
.cd oi the cars corning h,thc., and .npeed Ut MI
she r1orer ehc bad. Jim Cherry, John Skinner.
hlers, rou.ccl upon by the police Saturday night;
waived examination before tLc Pollce Judge. and
ere be]d in bonts for trial before the ConH ol
Common Pleas. The police are making 1t hot for
-arnhle:s In This ciH.
1he fall races commenced On the Buckeye tracG
to-c.s- Tic track was heavy from recent Tat1s,
and ::Ee elor.
The question as 10 whether The UuIted ssacs
District JEdYc can hold the Tinted States t7.cnit
Cont underline existing lar, Is raised here. and
will he decided by judge Leavist, United SA:ea
District judge, tomorrow.
, 1866-10-23

lty Steamship AsIu-Arprnl for Fuu4u tor1he
rrosccut'ou OF t'oscrnor Esre-Thc British
Government TO Construct Ir0n Fortlacn.
lions nj roFtnn1uulh-Thc Cuund1au Dc.s,-
Eution in the Interest ot Contr&trFatLou-
secret Trtui ri thc ltnitun Admiral Pcrxu-
no-TroopA kstlrd Mt the Pntcrmn KtoI4-
American rt.hnps to shc Pope-AuEtrtan
1tnttcrr-Thr Enudsnn Iusufrcction Losing
sts Srfluus Character.
HALIFAX. Octohcs 18th steamship China,
f:um Liverpool, October 18Th. and Queenstown,
iith. arrived today. The news h.oacht BY he
China is nnimportsnt- The China brings Esl,0
Ills stated thst IN the case ct The Dr'dsh steamer
ss tnst ada pe an tSe misase
compensate the owucze and crew and make The
a1s II :5Ras 5aRsts sno'es esneo appe,r To the pubc
for rs pTosssn,iea q 8 Governor Ey!e. They had
| Irccn's Counsel fos the prosecution.
II Is stated titaf the Engineers Of the War De-
52 ,es Of
Of granite and iron to one cntiselysof iron Of The
/ most massive character.
Eritish Soiia ameican colonies had been @ enter as
taincd a. eanaues II sy tAe British M North Amcli-
| ,eror', however. declined TO commit hmself on
TIE subject. lie promised the matter should have
1hc full and respectful attention Of The Goscen-
The Eoursc is nrn, closing At Gsf. Doc.
weehly re,nns Of tac u Ranx S1t a q France show
11.s Italians bad completely occupied Peschic-
The Italian S:natc bad held secret SESSIONS for
It hae bccu officially announced that fhc loss
Of Italian troops at ralcrmo dnsing the riots
amounted to 'hFec hundred and thirty killed
'seE:s,s tso% ., nos aated ostoes1 1!th
resen Archhishops and four Bishops. in which
they salute the Pope, aGa express wishes for lh-
, 1866-10-23

Joint Discussion Between General Lippin.
cott and Lewis R>tss, the Republican and
Copptrjnhnson Candidates for Copgrcss-
The Prospects, in 11enard Comfy y-The
Parable of the Prodigui eon, mud What II
NenuS.