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, 1866-09-03
LATER.

Shipment Of Specie for 1lsc United Stntes
-Islntorl with Her Theatrical CoHns
pany Sail for New Korlk--Snpolcon
md Victor Euannuel-The London
sTtn.cA OH the British Neutrality
Laws.
11vERrooI, Saturday Noon, September 1.-lhe
noyal Mall steamship China sailed to-day for Hall
ita1 and Boston with E1s3,ooo In gold Tor the
uniicd States. .-.
BnEsr, Saturday, September 1.-The trans-
Atlantic Company's steamer rclrre sailed to-day
for New York. Among her passengers >srs
Madam Rtstori, the great tsagcdicnne, and the
at1Ica1 company Of fort5-dve persons.
PARIe, Saturday, September 1.-The Emperor
Napoleon, In letter written to King Victor Eman-
uel, on the It'll of August reJolccs that the era OF
peace has returned. He eays he accepted the ces.
eion Of ycnctsa from Aus,rfa In order that the
people Of that country might be enabled to choose
thejr own destiny. France, the Emperor adds,
tns formed her influence in favor Of humanity and
the best Interests Of the people Of Vcnetfa and Of
Italy.
ST. pEr1nsRuno, September 1.-The Russian
Government, prior TO the negotiation Of peace,
proposed to the French Emperor and The other
Powers, that ncutsa1s should participate in the
territorial changes occasiored by the results OF
the war. The proposition vas not supported by
France or Eng1aud, and The Czar refralncd from
ofhc1ally moving IN Inc ma1leF. fesessanEt no"'
ever liberty Of action 10 himself In the future.
rRAorr, September 1.-The terms Of peace be-
tween Anettia and italy are In rapid progress to-
wa,d settlement, and it ts generally believed thai
pcacc will he fully and finally consumrnated be-
tween tho PowcrE in ten days.
| LONDON, September 1st, Escnln..-The L3Adon
Times, In view Of questions arising between En-
land md America, growing Ont Of the tceent wa
In the United States, and the more recent raids By
the Fcnians into Canada, urges the British Cor
crnncnt to take inlo immediate consideration TIL
feasibility, If not Tho necessity, Of 70 extending
the provisions OF The neutrality laws, as to holt
the different Governments 10 strict account for 81
acis In defiance Of that law committed BY subject
Of each,
, 1866-09-03

nrd was scbbed Of es,75a, which wes tlsd atound
hls leg. Tho sehbcxa escapcd. and tQeu sie1na
was found and conveyed to The hosp!ta1,
Tho sales Of honda tor the extension oEthe Noft0
Mistou1t railroad by 5Ay Cookc & Co., have neen
80 heavy. that lhs prica has been advanced 9fe
cones on = dollar, without checking the demand.
Itceenuy 9ome reconstructed rebels heid gum
day School Festival on Wednesday ieve'I1S.
whtn Il ID charged thnl tho Confederate dag. WAS
tal8ed, which WAS permitted 10 ost over the little
children for two hpnre or more. The Tag was rcd
and blue. spanglcd with nine s'ars, and u the bot
tom was the word stoncwal1." the Other portion
of tho namc being erased.
A fnw days aE5 family living on Ihftteen:h
street, between Pine auds Chestnut sercots t1adc
1a,t. movement On tho cholera and Ie!t tho city.
9hc house was r,hcci In eharge Of boy, WIN got
scared and evacuated tho rrsinfse8- The police,
OH taking survey Of tho house yestcrday. fonn9
tho silver spoons, p1atcs and dishes scattered
about In aM directions. The police hare taken
Tbs Green Street Methodist Episcopal Church
tcolo1ed} Conference closed 1sst night ateF pro-
h1cted md prayasful aessIon Of orGr week APP
potntmeuts were made for MlsBonI, Teuneasee,
Kentucky and LonisanA.
Ceuctcsy tpastlsl, fctnxus Of intetrucnts from
eho1esa give twenty ythtte for tho paat f"eulylonf
hours, but The number Ia bclleved to be nuch
larger. About two hundred merchants have
Elgncn circular denying that the cholera conttn.
ues epidemic here, and stating that 1t q confined
10 the remote parts OF the city. This circular Will
f1opd the Northwest,
, 1866-09-03
FROM EUROPE.

Tho United States 1snabaKsy In Rnssfa-
Congratulations from tho ikuasin1a
pcusantry-aa uhtrtan Retrenclatncnt-
south American 1tcsaas.
Moscow, Auruat "a dcpntation OF Russian
peas ants has called on hlr. Fox. United States As
ssstaut SECRETARY Of the Navy, and extended to
lin congt atnlsilons In tho nauae OF tue Whole
reasantry OF Russla. Mir. Fox presented than
with United StateA Tag, and II. GWosdon, on rn-
eciyinE It, said that In case Of neccsslty Russin
wou1d unuzl her banner BY tho eide Of Tint ol the
great Republic.
BERLIN, August a.-1t Is ramored that the
E1cc,or Of ueesc will atdlcaic.
v11sSA, August dl.-The Fcttcuchment Of the
Conrt expenses with The new year viii bc FIVE
millions Of 1orine, inetcad Of sercn and q hall
millions.
Mrn,cn, Angnst 30.-Both tho Basassan Cham
hers have approved the treaty Of peace. In the
Deputies Herr Makonc spoke In fasofof close
u.,ion OF Basarta and Prussia.
ST PErhnsBtno, August 3o.-The special envol
Of the King Of Hanover has had an audience oftht
Emperor.
Cholera ts spreading in Nnssia.
LONDON, Friday, August 31.11he Thittcentl
Iiussars and the Fifty third and Si1ty-1rst Foot
arc ordered to Canada at once, and IL is posstbl
that more troops will he ordered there.
The steamer Khotlc, from Kio Janetro, Angus
| sth, reports new Ministry formed IN Brazil
which is for The vigorous prosecution Of the wal
| The United States steamer Nipsic, ii Bahia, O
I July I'D, so1ntca the fiaE Of Brazil as an apo'os
for the seizure ortho prfvntccr Florida In thatror
, 1866-09-03
FROM GALENA.

x7sxn ,Tr,ou~oud Uen1lb1fcans in C0uu-
ct1-Generai Logan, Hon: 3. q: Wash
burne and Hon: 5: W: moqlsoM qn1n,, Al, ~
% GencrnI Grnnt,s Position,
fsrsc,,, ncenatch TO the Chicago T,ibnne.1
To.aav t,s been . rood day for the Union men
~ - T.rfass nnd the adioinfne counties OF
10 io~s e and nd Wisconsin The gallant and eloquent
Logan and Mr. Moulton, Congressman At Large,
have received magnificent ovation Sotw1th-
standing the min and 1e s9s, n,n M
dftion Of the roads, not res saaa nse Iaoussna
pertons were present. anu 'ne "oe' 'n'oaaueo
Bon E. asa ss sasa oan ns Man
1iaie was chosen President together With asssn
sgd ss noq Stss o. u toWa Wscoa aaa
nsvng been introduced b. The rsfdens ,n nf
LIME, sn1e,es nSns ana1se liz Me sa,d s wss sraied in
ot es ue ana i9ss msn q
Galena ana S9 H., 6ad Ellen 10 e eouaty
a. sHdiss ehd PANEL sna Gsnf[' e :s
S!an naa a,n ana1 nc'e1s M II he now smoke ID
Ia II fonshs nader a Ii bsnaes IL he
pected to asht under IN 1is M ne Gon.a ~
be Ensw Genef ~ 0an. nocS VEL "a ~ synsthsss ere
%i,b n SfeM tbo ~ sle., re A0' loyal M misses of
nation. who By ihcis valoI, ,asaer ana s.. 9looo Ss
rlansc Whatever eTons ,nlsat oe ,s saG n1n..
It appear that Nc Nas y es mTa!ng M!o .ks kotpSs
heads and rehe!s sn thets s12sts 20 ~ n es w H.
ernment over to ao Nossn IN aTH ~
wished 10 ~ 20 nc peopt ness - anu -. TnS.f s
that Gcucsal arant W. eutGn ~ e. ~ nn,tv rcsf
tdcnee Of ths unlon nen o. ~ courn{.t IA
apraan&e-] General G!ant W. ~ y hn ea,itsnsf
Mas nos his province 70 % mg,e I N III az q
thusiaetfc applause os all she lo5a1 u'en VI taa
| country. Immense chceflngl nis eSM naa
| shown upntstAkahlT that be Mas FtEnt, VICE.
ssWe iii know u."1 Hc would say tnts 70 relieve
Tho county,-shat be lue" others IL th!s pre-.
eninsons. know that he waa openly for the Consu.
sntJnnai amendment presented by Congress.
sisrnfnncrd applause.l Not only That, hut be
KasW Il knowledge thss he VA =, earnsss:y r.
eca 70 e snsnee he ~ 'ess1ens IS sisn Grea
chssrsnp1 He would sky fu1thef, that a Il.
t?sncrni Grant Tas concc1ned, ths
s1nY Would Be-, r.ed 70 esesy psope,s
sSs .iens NJ Ike tisnes indicaicd that johnson vi.
- ~ r. fhc candidnte In 1865 Of the great Copper
> hesd snd rebel party. In that y1cw It was i@pot
, 1866-09-03
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Seeding Presby yser1sns- Highway HOP.
bery xnd dmurder-NoEth Missouri Aau.
fond Ronds-HaNntedH House-Netno"
dist Eonferenee-Cho!efe HePofh'
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ts'eune.l
Er. LOUIS, September. 1.
Amajo:i,y Of The PaluzyEa Old School Psesbs-
te1y adteltue to the Declaration and Testimony
men, contrary to the orders Of the General As-
eembly Of Missouri, kecedcd and Carried % the
records fast Tuesday night. Recently The Le1-
inrtou Preebytery declined to admit ministers
from Ohio and Indiana to their PrestytasJ. be.
Cause they said they would enfofce the DEGREES OF
The bishwsy robbery and murder of. c. stene
vas horrible asir s:ons ls n9e exPee1ffq nf Ia =
inr. Williams drove him to thlexst where hete
Wa third party. Williams md Stone gos gs9 FL, +
copyerts con e. ston m viii fEe nsn on the LETT. Wills Will
hns ansuspeeaG engaged he assssSn sssa51er n the
bali psseng through stonc's hat and Into tbn PACK
81 his neck about two saeass. Hc teu eenaelese'
, 1866-09-03
FROM MUSCATINE.
Republican Conycntlon-mosT Meeting
Speech by Hon. Hiram Price.
Especial Detpascht to The Chicago Ttlbune.1
Mnanh1fHH InHa. EeEfcfnhft /.

kASRu4AA[&A4A fNA$A~N@-A'~-"".-N
-Srcech by Hon. Hiram Price.
ispccIal Dcspasch to The Chicago Trlbune-1
MrscAT1xE. lows, September l.
The arxt gun Of The campaign in the Radical
Second District was hrcd to-day In this city. The
Republican County Convention to nomtnate can
didatce for Clerk and Recorder met at the Cont
House, at ten o'clock Tho delegates promptly
did their business, nominating John ". !sync toT
sitaisht ont Ralicals. Who have fought and sui.
ierei tor The Dn1ot In the army:
Amer the Convention ronslpg mass m9stans
representative IL Congress. and candidate for e.
election. made = .peeeh some Two honEs u ssn2io
to vast crowd ofPcoge, who, always terribly 10
Sa1niDs wsas words 9 e he ofsof R1ies
tho course OLA. johnson. and Of Congress. s9oW.
Ing b The record the foul apostaay TO freedom
fSa ~ ea sae tSs Issn p Which M
"a oaieus aa IN II hobnoeeas viz isaans .tstots
who, sus foF n4 g., Woa1d hGs nase ssfp phIpis aud
S1g SqagscSf ont iho Widest enthusiasm 81 nc crowd
NJ, FTices revie~ Of the action Of Congrssa, s hot
ps Spon nsny oihcr Important questl9ns, ~ thor.
orrrb, exhaustive, and eloquent. 1is exhotsanon;a
eeea;s'nfia sesin inpt,ta iS ass z S.asst5
I'd traitors eeti9P%a e r. s',ss' III! I
@ ao I'd I'd sss ssgsd % 81 RSRsans Rssnss
Sa5ps e. 81 e iReRS's ia II
.seR % %Gb.:. ssa sansr & 81
Se1s il not:mo1e wholly devoted % he digit than
Ht.an Price. whose great ca1nessness aud ac.
11Sish naisins &c esn saesEei as
II III KepaSHesns otthis eouuty-wn1ch gaze nor
.ss ss.uess .lsBs Bsn e etss si,aSa .n
, 1866-09-03


WAsH1aoroN. Sept.1.
RETnEKcNxxKT AND RxycRx.
Senator Williams and General Schenck, Of tts
Joint Congressional Committee on netfenchment
and Reform. hare been in tho city mixing az1ange-
ments to investigate the operation and regulations
OF the Treasury Department In regard to cotton,
and the general system Of cotton agencies, with
various other transactions ~ NAV seem to require
1t. After making preliminary Arrangements, they
adjourned orer until after the fall election, when
the yxholc committee will ba here and enter upon
the discharge Of the dnlles aseigned them. pre-
para,o1y 10 making their report early In the next
session Of Congtess-
Tl1E v1nouslA rnkEDxKn.
Reports received at the Freedmen's DaEean from
Assistant Superintendent throughout the several
counties Of Virginia, show that In most districts
The Freedmen arc industrious and contcnled+ md
nearly all Of them seltsupport1ng. No complaints
arc made Of Abntes By employers, and IN Improved
feeling between The whites and bfacks is noted In
every section. The opposition to the education Of
Freedmen Il decreasing. and the numhcr q
schools and pupils are on The increase. No special
cases OF. Outrage are anywhere reported. In The
cuunty OF York The Freedmen, to the number ol
G000, arc mainly 1ccated upon tatuas established
BY tic Government, but now restored to The
owners from whom they were cnnaFcasca, With
the stipulation that tho Freedmen should hare ni'
disturbed occupancy Until tho hfst Of January. -
Atxssa ron aonx.
There IL ,oaa elan9f song tno 1oppe1neaat @ ,.,
Fot tl'c etnpiatlo,i o. ano'sr ohlela' heaa. 'aa'
Of .dnage otso' Assistant 8ecfesaf5 Of the ID
tcttur.
runtin pEnr srATkNktf.
Tho Aneust ttnieaIeht of The Futile dobt will b.
tehdy fur publication On Monday.
AtstHMEn 1T NUft.
ftrexsl Colonr1 q, A, Edu srdr, Hutrron Unllet
ststn. 4, tnv H., ha.,, .s.lv,,ni IL hfv M t.hIr
',' t, "s - ~. Taa.",,a,.. t,v."s,, nts
, 1866-09-03
JOHNSON NIuKzDfsERS IN NARY.
T.ANT1.


President Johnson's rebel stump speeches
a1c producing their legitimate fruits. Two
or three days after he passed through Baltt.
more, mob Of "sfy Policy" men made
murterous attack upon peaecablc negro
camp meeting In Maryland, with the flend-
isll purpose OF perpctrating wholesale and
indscrim,natc hutcl,cry. Their rallying cry
was, "What about New Orlcans?" Il white
,nan, who was engaged in prayer, was shot
md Killed In white Methodist camp meet
iue near by, and number Of negroes were
wounded. Tic assassins, after breaking up
mud dispensing the meeting, collected the
tcnte, books and other property left on the
ground br the negroes, piled them up aud
burned them.
The murlercre Of Rev. Mr.. Horton aud loo
other union men, white and black, In New
Orleans, having been excused and aPplaudcd
ly President johnson aud his official organ
| in Washington, 1t is perfectly natural that
Lis brutal followers in Maryland should seek
| to plcasc hin, by a similar demonstration
nearer home. It was but a sequel to the In
suits tho arch traitor has hcaped upon loyal
men, in every speech he has made since leav-
ing the capital. II he continues his journey
through the South, no doubt Wholesale
slaughter Of Union white men and blacks
will follow closely in his footsteps.
, 1866-09-03
FROM NEW YORK.

Sailing OF The Hawaiian Queen-ship-
u,cnt Of Government Ronds-Tho
Nassau Bank Robbcry-Fcninn Frts.
oncrs DIschargcd-Trfa1 Of Express
Robbers.
Nkw Yong. Eentegnbcr Queen Euma> OF the
Sandwich Islands, etarted for houae to-day, rtd
Aspinwall and San Francisco.
The steamers Arago and City Of Paris to9k ont
to-day about $4, ,010 in Government bonds.
The President Of the Nassau Bank, IN card,
etales that the paying teller B.iggs' dcfalcation
amounts to $161.O0, but. owing TO the securities,
the bank holds thcr loss will 6e less than $50 000
The surplus Of The bank u over t2CU, 900.
The PiuneeE etesn1tr ct The Pacific Mall sten1n+
ship Company lioeto China 1easca this port on the
first ct October next.
lhe Fcnian General 8. r. Spear. Of this city,
has received official notification from Washing ION
TIN. orders haze been Issued to tue United s!atss
prostgut III al1 indictments pending against lhe
Fcntans In thai dEstrfcl.t
The trial Of, the Adams Exptcss r9bbsss al Dan
bnry, Conn.& tlas been put ID until TuesdaJ next.
TIE wotk!ng up Of thc case against the depse,la.
tors has beeu successfully performed BY Alsun
Pinkrrtou, Of cteago* and Ills detectives.
, 1866-09-03
THE LATE RAIN.
Damage 10 Harvested Crops In the Sew.
Tkfxfr9Ht&.

Damage 10 Harvested Crops In the Sew.
era1 Grain Districts
Especial Dispatches to tho Chicago TFibune.l
JAxEsy1LE, Wis, September !.
A severe rain storm has prevailed for the last
forty.oighl honn, with acarce1y au intermisaion.
What grain was left exposed Is ruined, although
nearly everything has been taken care of In thls
vicinity, Il now looks some like clearing mp.
BE1o1r, Wis, September l..
The farmers have secured an ordinary good
CROP, exccnt corr, which ts doing we'll now. The
weather Is warm and cloudy. with some rain.
WA7Enrow,x. Wis, September I.
Heavy rains hero for the 1asl week. II Fafned
nearly iii dpy to-day, but cleared OF beiore euu.
ect- Crops Mir, bnt slightly dansged hy frequent
rains. Thscshing II going On as fast ~ Inc
weather permits. ...
MuwArKEz, September livery heavy rain
here last night and this mc!nmg: Warm rIae! enc
reports to-day are very blue. The damage will be
heavy all over the State.
, 1866-09-03
TIE ILLINOIS SENATE.

Letter from Hon. f. 4. EASTMAN.
EDITORS Chicago Tribune:
Having observed, In pretended classislca"
lion Of the holding~over members Of the
Illinois Senate according to their political
views. {publislscd In the Times Of Thursday,)
my mime set down with The "Conscrva-
tiycs," deem 1t due to tho public and to
mvselE to state my position in the present
criala. Pressing bnsIacss cares. and much
absence from home" Of late, will sufficiently
account for my protractcd silence On the
currcnt political topics. But, II know my
own mind and heart, oil my conclusions aud
all my eympathics arc where they have
steadily been since the first step In tho
shareholders rebelllon-with the Union men,
white and black, Of our ugonizea country.
When tho var terminated; when Grant
and Sherman had received the swords Of
Leo lnnn' johnson; aud. babe them and the
men OF their crushed battalton4 to so in
safety 10 their homes; when, il the news.
rape1s Of the South, in their pulpIts, In pub
lie speeches, and In private conversations.
yas everywhere sceu indications Of the pres
eucc of right spirit It was, I confess, my
opinion, Us 1t was, l know, tho opinion o.
many others wlo had bccn earnest support
crs Of Mr.. Lincolu's Administration, thai
nothing but mercy and forgiveness aud
speedy recognition should be the panssha'ea
Of conquered insurgents. Thcu Mr.. John
sons policy was announced. Ills first mes
rage to Congress was well composed
without startling departures In his doctrines
from principles that q large portion 0
the American people hayo been educated In
! temperate In tone and dsgasaea In style
l 81 Il - 1t y
, 1866-09-03
FROM DES MONIES.

Thc Fenlan NAuse -. ~ r n.1.1s..
--Escanc ana Re-Arrest OF Jnu-HIrds
-T.sc1,ers, Assocln.1on-Iosra Copper
80 ue..,,n.rfo,,s ana Resotutton.,
DC,
. Is-cri., neenatch to the Chicago T1itune.l
tSF~S Drs No1yEa. sep,cmberl /.
pr. Eel, Fsn'an representative from naol!a; ~. -
holding xtflG8 OF BccunEs III 1sas StAl7' -
seHts ~ .arJri.t,.,tnn ,rlfh tyf-kerr to.
u easlEca 'ac ~, aa.a 80 .s .,.t,rr.
wardf tlH oHn ana AZ olneF eouHa'es. Au9 ~ .ns
}ar1y toward ireland. His audiences arc large anu
, 1866-09-03
HORRIBLE MURDER IN TAZEYELL
COUNTY.
A r1nn Murdered and Ills Property
taken posecsAf0n of-tAFrcst OF ttac
Hfufi}rfrf.

a NM, m,+aor+.. .,a III. r,-a,o.4r
"a ,.mn, Ta..c.,.on 49, rrs.t M ~
1aAcn na.se.1a.s nos'e'"'o' o'-e@' Oh '''e
from the reorIa Transcript, Angus. ST.
A corrcspoutlent furnishes tn with thu
fillnwinr accouut or 8 horrible tragcly at
Dc1ayan:
4 few dnys ngo Mr.: J. II. McKins.ry. Of
ihnt Gcrinan by tic na,nc Of Koch, with
whom lIo formerly Ind business relations,
"fi1omale Vi lad lad taken % ,,"ssessIo,, % If Kocl,s
tArm, hir. NtcKinstry knew Mt once there
wns sotnetlsne wrong nna bryan so vcrtlsate
eninl,cd, mud upon rrarclt of tl,c promises.
tic ,0dy Of Tie unfortunate Ucf,ll.l,, wns
n,ni, tl;tl ,mrtinliy illtrirti. in IN n1luuftu
rurnI'rid.
'rhIs Wtltia,Hapt, tee,ns 10 tsavc most dc.
II1rrntriy i,tuiitu,l mud executed thu winnie
ll.,nv. TMs ftr1rl,l,Dta snv Tint E,r eut,tc
ijulr hr ilas pretended IL Ic tl"er,,i4 or Ir.
rImttiir lin, filrf,I, mid IN tjlu t)uht Ut lilo
murder roIuurkrdin II thc hrarlllH II sntlY o,ic
Tint K,nh nt,ts ttr rti,i mi iratlH N,,til hu
: nrtls llp rnlr,i nj llIn urnrr.t tirtgll,or'r,
inkrn him III in t,r ,tt1l,t to l'torlh, putting
hllu alu,r,i illu rAw fir tthleagU. nj t,t+ wny
In ttrfl,1hiiy / null alnrr Tint ttun In lull
rtru,I,qi nj tLu holttr. u,ul Ind ,Mt, linn,
| urit, IN liz lttl,lsr was yrry ,l1yi'
ii srs1ltn iIml itnrh, w1u, hurt "imrituiuf'a
1,a,j." ml lm,.t, itittri wjtlu lsiIW ~. iIl4 cul
/ 1fir walj was rrruI,rtl IN aeyrfat tnrrs, md
! trwsta,iu,rs 1n,irtl uvrr ilIu ,if.rmty s,,ot4
/ ttr ,Iur au't nta,, i.ern writ eirnnr,i. t,,,i
III. stnlti III ,ttuul un,lli mi lu mt,illrrntrtl
W)lltut,is,,ll 1,t tin ct,tttn trfiratt thr iinDr
i irstntnlr E11u,y tnurtt Hi,itvrr tt'tsr uluyut
In. S,ul i,,r llirpp weeks lila Wllu.t.s,,tt utd
tI)s iniujty nt Nljlyrtt lived, ntr. drunk aia
tIrt,t nt,,,Sr tt,,. M,,t,tvftH t,iHt,, Iltu 1nty
, 1866-09-03
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Special Meeting, Chicago, August 80,
1866.

$1,000. loA 49, n
tano, briggs, Clarke, Fes:cr, GuHloEu, Holden;
Leayitt, kunyan, Ryder, T1nkham+ Van Hosu aud
w;I;s: w1sss:s,-ue.,,,. popas1a and wentworth.
VIce-p1esident Clartc in the chair.
5Ir. Brcntano moved that a committee Of three
ss % e = It
inc q! ihe new Wells School building, on Monday
afternoon. September Sd. Carried:
@ III csss 3 eosefss 81 nss. sesnso ns and
yIce-Ptesident Ct The Board and Ae supsstnsen-
of6r aioe q IT, Il proceed
School.
hsss4 H 51ns; p s + Eass
yotes. II IL. NJ MobIe snd IL there wss one blank No
ehFtss It, re.,aent in nr,ns the second ballot
snS b. 'tSs Ss seeond bso. r Wentworth receyede
15n tbe thjri bs1lot Mf. wentworth received
yotes. aui Wr. Noble ..
W.. Tol,ie mas DECLARED elected.
.sre Wssd a.sisi.nt aor the Foster School.
e. rnass1 sha nn1,,n.,cd Mains i. Mesriman.
M n. fo's received 10 v0's'. 'ad a''' Merit
~ H. rs.gnalons q Ssomi 1engad, Assistant In
the FranEfin School, Aun E. Alden, Assistant IN
" Mr. wash psesenied tho following resolution
vbith was adopted:
Rtso!rtd, That TIE sesIetarJ Be aaa he M Is 9efs9y
in1 mestias, n tabals1 form, lie annual incre:ss
in teachers salaries Of ~ grades, sevesally, n
Guiding teaehefs In tae nieh School. ana aiso sne
Pnhiic SCHOOLS and he Clerk: aud Messenges- in
his Office, and Building and snpply Assn5 Iso% ot1
, 1866-09-03
THE PRESIDENTS ELECTION
EERING TOUR.

Further Specche CanNnanA9aas
Rochester aud Mia gnrn FuI1K-Ehc
Purity Remain ut Nin-nrn oEcr SIM
day.
cAxASpA1oCA, New York, Sept. !. 10tio a. H.
Al Clifton the Presidents party took on boasu |
The sister Of the la.c Senator Douglas .nd Ills TWO
sons, The President and Gcncraf Grant went to |
the platform OF the car and bowed to Mrs. Gram
cer, the mother or the deceased Senator. who WAS
Sitting al the door Of her residence moi Tar from
II The train ncxt arrived at Cannudaicua, where |
Inc President md others were introduced to the
people.
At ROCHESTER.
ROCHESTER,, September 1.-Ihefratn hsltcd pc-
fore Congress Hall, when the Mayor Of she city
camc on board, md together With the Committee
Of Reception, escorted the distinguished pasly to
Congress Nalt, where they paEtesk Of lunch.
There wAs more excitement hero than at any
Other place where we have halted stnce To LETT
Albany. Tie President appeared on the upper
balcony Of the hotel in company With Mayor
Moore, snt the hoeritalites OF tic citizens were
extended. Thlp, the Mayoz sntd, wAs irrespective
OF party.
They remarked that In the da:i days Of the re-
bc|,ion tho President took arm stand In the
Yntdst of Inc faiiblcss tor the malnsenauec OF the
rntou. However much they might diEer nom him
in the policy he was ruEsuing, the5 believed nc
ssas acnatcd bJ honest and latr7otie motives anu
had the beat interests OF the country at heart, and
they ali expressed tho hope that his efforts woa!d
result In The restoration Of the entire country 70
prosperity and tranquility.
" The rtceidtnt In response said. .
sincerely thank son for this kind welcome
| which you hare given me, nnd Will furthermore
That dem'ns:Fatioa Ike ,h's tn.rss e oe
Gt Gnien nd ID lie viuiissdon of Dig Constitution q
qgsa fs, s'ssy Id pat,S<@ tS ." Il IT,
sresi n,ses Il tic American people 10
preserve ills Government ii a. pressnt as .hey
esGa nan ~ e nek nd f. ipeee.s
Is II ought TO be. thAnk God nc spirit ts figa.
Appausc AZ long q ths blood tnat n2% mans 1's
devoted to ths Interests Il TIC unon and tho Con
sss. esfy e; t!see. !dSe'gssb 7ea bayo
through tho Conflict of battle. Yon are aware .!
lie sacrifices which have hten made 10 presesss
connt TIC number Of lives lost and OF the malmoa
aud he amount Of treasure expended. My
hit ths wa1lise struggle has .n.p pashsse9a r. a9;
IF tse SS'n% ncop,e, and ,ae onaeers and soldiers
God biest the-lhe ag q or eon1'f H. W ,Sa ESa
sutiou of the United ststcs, aa trs, tns osea ss
TO thanE Jou ior ibis reception, aud hid yonM M nse
well. lAprlause.l r. me tnseSe1hs S 0'sssog ssstog
heaven 10 feat npon The people OF al tne ssases'
HunrErnNf.
a,,cxpoor ,.,s y. r,.-Eotwithstand!n Il,
49, 1sr-s .. eonronr.c n neonle e,ectcd Ii
,a.nt w., :a,s.
! ssss'aea' *ao pese
ALBION.
! AIhfos' septemnef r. 49, ~ sssta+s ..a., ~.
halted Tot aftecn minutes "aen nou, 'a.a1u ~.
Church e1teEuea eoFola' "c'eoa.o y. su9 r. Is.
other distinguished excursionttts wcre Introduce
s and received the cheefs Of MI oeaoiuets. ~
{ withdrawing The ram. a !asee n"o'oes u p'aa'