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CANADA,

'fr'nl of Fentnn Prisoners ns Tnrouso-Tbs
Co"nrct-0pcuIn1 Speech nj TIC Counsel f-1
iho <(ueen-A Prisoner Turn. tluccn'n Eyi.
dcnce-1r'nt a Adjourned till Friday ii fo,
.bc Quebec Sufferers.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
TORONTO, c. W, October 81.
The Fcntan trials commenced today. M,. Jns.
lice John Wilson presiding. The frs: case vas
t.:at of Colonel Lynch, Of Louisville, Kentucky,
The Solicitor Gcnersl In conjunction with Hon.
Nr CameroI,, and Il. A. Iarrieou, conducted the
case lot the CIo"n. MI. r. Martin, OF Hamilton.
a,a ;'nao1. ); y: no}1s defended T. Mackenzie,
Ametaean % Govrrnsucnt. The prisoner pleaded
II nda. Sa J. II. Cameron opened The case for III.
of the late raid, and h1w tho pfisoncr was an OH.
Ger in the Fcn!an army. md hnt been captured In
arms aeaq.t cr Majesty. lie dealt in bitter terns
,,. M,In nc nhiled states and their commanders,
fnsttSh Tue negligence uf whom, lie said. this
dlsas,ct arose, and rU.aplimented the aiac,iiy Of
nc tanndfan volunteers: He referred In comcln.
slon aoa es r and equitable trial the prisoner
80 Extracts from, letters addressed to General
o'N!l1 md Colonel Starr, in the prlspncs's han,i
wtng g. "esG !rad, which set forh that the pri
sonct vas NJ chtnn but come over n u ncsyspanrr
corscsdcndent, asking them 10 testify that be haI
10 cntan'ahd in The Fcnian army.
Witnesses were called for The Crown. who
rfcSea 70 having secn and addressed the prisoner
# Fu1t Erie, aimed and In III. character Of a
een'an officer. Il fellow-priloncr, Ryall. turnei
!!.s!'ccu's estdt nee, ard proved that lynch was
seE'an r. 9'llce; in eommand at the nsh, al Kidg-
at q the court adjourned till 10. morrow.
OTTAWA. October :l,-The city is being can
Sat=td for rub:cftpions for tho Sufferers bv The
4E,t4D. .
y IRE Is now raging tn the woods north Of here.
S"Ms'nE considerable alarm to tue ,arncrs
= ,oS1NtAI 0c11htF 2i-1Ac counsel for Iamar-
an,c nasc advised the D1itish Ambassador at Tari.
u asmn'io cessation of proceedings ayainst lin,
received. @o' "'e
The FclItan prisoners Trial at Bedford il not vet
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lFlon the Philadelphia North Amcrieau.1
New Jersey was tue last Northern State to
'olr lie Republican column. The Influences
which retained her so long among thc m.
taithiul to freedom and htirnan ri.,bts vcrc
powerful indeed, hut their strength was NOT
as great as tue exaggerated estimates of tur
friends made it, and when we made deter
m'rc! onset VIZ proved that SUCCESS was quite
pract1Gaeie. 3,rct =, w. Once before We had such
hcr, and she was suffered to fall back into
the old rut. We trust that this is not to be
again tho case. We recaincd onr rrrin~
sister 80 heroieaur that We should rerre}
no" more than ever to see her stray aWav
from us again. She has, It is true, already
ratified the amendments aud elected O Re-
publican. United States Senator, aud, there
fore, VIC hare not now so nncl ut stake MS
we had. Still We should not allow our
opponents chance to undo what We have
done by Resembling at the ensuing Legtsla.
tire session tile rati::%at.on Of the amend
EentS, as they will undoubtedly do if they
3;tta chance; We have, !norcoyer. au in-
duceInent to hold possession Of the State to
SECURE SENATOR to succeed Mr., Wright when
his term expires. Every member Of the pa
lioHrsal Senate has now becenc Of cxtrenlc
;,nn,rtancr IN view Of the treacherr of
Doolittlc. Coyan i'll Dixon, and the dcfec-
lion o1 President johnson, aaa far more So
in view Of the approaching return of MI the
rcHel states With flielr Senators.
II becomes our dut:: Thea cfore, to suarda
the avenues that lead to TIC choice Of United
states Senators, so that our aSceudancv in
ne superior body Of the national Congress
shall not hc destroyed by the arts Of the
natlonal Administration and Coppctheat1s.
Nothing but 4 desperate determination
to get tue control OF the Senate III.
duced the President to veto the
Colorado and Nebraska State bills.
and the tremendous struggle over the recon.
struc,ion question has also the same mean-
ing. The health Of Senator Wright IS so
!niir'n, that if the next Legislature Of New
'erscy were to be Corperhcad, he would
resign in order to allow them to elect
successor Of that ilk. We have therefore
something to guard against aud something
to struggle for in the ensuing election. Thcy
should watch NIL their Legislative nounina.
tions With the greatest care, and secure
themselves against the willy foe TINT seems
ever on the alert to bctrsy them. five shall
carry New Jersey in this election, it viii do
more to strengthen the party there, and
secure IT i'll possession of tic State, than even
The success of1ast fall. Above all NC Should
strive to get firm control of the State Senate
Ut this contest. and prevent any more at.
tempts to control that body by a single
tlisposab1c vote.
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Alexander ". Rnndnil's Corfu uttou Fund
lie Arptres to the Cntted s.fatca sscauIor-
tHar-EopperhcRd CtrculaE-Dooltxtle and
Observation-Disclosures
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trioune.]
MADISON, Wis, October ai.
The State Journal. day or two ago, published
aparagrsph saying that II had Trustworthy infoE-
nation that Postmaster General Randall had Oh
tanned fnnd OF II, GOO from aundry Conservatives
In New York, to be used III this St7te 10 defeat
Senator Howe md secure his own election. l
learn that this Information came from reliable
citizen Of New York, who learned The secret, and
communicated II 10 prominent citizens of this
sLa5e; WIN thls money, and tuu1s Otherwise
fatted. desperate effort 3s to be made, not ouly
70 prevent the election or Senator lowe, but 10
defeat as many as pogeIble Of The Kalical caDdi-
daies Tor Congress. II tho Union men do their
t'Hfy, hnwcveE, the prospects Of SUCCESS arc not
Ic.s fatierinC.
The nenocrat1c leaders OF this county have
cent out a circular urEcEuy appealing to their
followers to come ont to nlass meeting proposed
W Senator. Doo1ilile and Governor Randall,
whom members Of that party utterly hate aud
deepise, and eundry prominent copprfhcads,
Gnite number OF soldiers hase zone from here
to Mifwankce to lhc Soldiers Convention.
Amecttng Appointment taxpayers was held hc.c
last evening 10 request The Common Council 10
snbnltt 10 a popular vote the question to raise
TAX to aid In tho constructing Of Falroa1 from
here 10 Portage.
Icc formed and the ground ftozc ellshtly here
last hight, ~
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GEORGE PEABODY'S LAST DO.
NATION,


Geers. Peabody has given s 5o.ltO to Harvard
College. The following il his letter announcing
TO The Hon: Robert c. Winthrop, Hss Eceiiency
Aharles ErancIs Adams. Francis pr1bodf.
Stephen Salisbury. ASA Gray, Jesiiies W5mau,
snd Getscc Peabody Rae:e1f. Esq'ss:
IN Inssu1nen, gi-ins Is you me hnlrsa and liz i
thousand dollars {$in 00G In trust for the founla-
ton and maintenance Ct 4 MuseEEl anl Professor
slip Of American Archaeology and EthuolocY in
Lave 70. some years had the purpose of con
t!ibG1tng, as might fnd opportunity. 10 extend
the useiulness Of tho houozcd and ancient Cuiver.
si5 Of our Commonwealth. .and trust that III view
OF nc importance and national character Of the
r1oGo:ed d3pastncns and it, Interesting relations
10 kirdstd investigations in other countrica, the
means lave chosen my prove acceptable.
" learning of yonr acceptance oe The trust, and
pay oxer 10 you The sun have namcl.
Aside frou, the provisions OF the instrument of
gift. lcayc IN your hands thu details and man
sSsnegt .1! e. Of .hs tust: o3ly susfes.i9e that ~
end remains Of the ancient races Ct this continent,
the labor Of exploration and COLLECTION he com.
Ecnccd al as carly day as practicable: aud also,
that in the event Of discovery In America Q. hu,
c.nn remains, or implements of an earlier geolo-
eical period than tic present. especial attention
he gwen 10 their study and their comparison with
those found in other countries.
With the hope that tic Museum. as tins estah-
promoting and extending ID department Of
scieree, and with fullest confidence that under
your care the hest n,cars will be adopted To &C.
cure the end desired.
Youl humble servant,
t7EoEG.: FEAEopT.
1he Instrument Of conveyance provides that
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a Knud Of Robbers IN the Rlo Cran,lc-
t?utraRes tl-prcsiteut Johti..n
cfecs Governor Wells to Force the Con.
fntnrc.
NEW ORLEANS. October e1.-A band OF robbers
on the kto Grandc, about fifty In number, have
necn penetrating. great onttagcs. They have
oetn pursued and i've killed. rhey are composed
q Americans In! listed on the Liberal Mcxican side
9nt who deserted after thc gl1arrels in Maanvrus.
he robbtrs arc well m0untcI and armed, and nye
workltE their way to San Antonio,
NEW iohK,. October 24.-Ihc HtrdEd's New
olttas Fpecial "lt is positively asserted in
some QUARTERS that President johnson has ur:cI
no.s!nor ells 70 'ctce the Constitutional Amend
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" AAA ~ - 4VV LII
Last Evenings News by
Atlantic Gable.
TIE CASTLE OF KON
IGSTEIN CEDED
TO PRUSSIA.
promuIgation ef the Ger
nan Treaty Of Alliance.
Reiterati0n Of tile Story Concern
Ing Our Relations with
France and England.
ITEMS FROM THEQUAR-
TERLY REPORTS OF
NATIONAL BANKS,
Interesting Account Of Freed
mems Affairs in llissis-
sippi.
FROM BALTIMORE.
The Police Commissioners In.
broglio""No Actual Dis
turbanee.
REPORT THAT The PRESIDENT
WILL SUSTAIN The GOV.
ERN0R.
| III z X &c 0,
| SITUATION OF THE EMPIRE
DAILY GROWING WORSE.
| arrival Of French Troops at
| Vera Cruz en- route
| for France.
The FEAlAM TRIALS IN CAN.
ADA.
One OF the Prisoners Turns
Queens Evidence.


bv Atlnntic Cablc-T1nItcd :statcs War Ycs,
tett ~ 'CArrbouFx-t:ustlc Of Hontg~teiu
. at"ctt 1" ftM*siu-Pr0Euulxntian OF tho
Treaty Ut AIIlnnce with The t;rrmnn
s~tHtrs.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Noon, October e4.-Tbe
steamer Saxon. from New Orleans, September
Gli, md tic chip Thornt N, from Now Yo1k. Sem
tcmbcs 9Th. arrived here Today
f.n1s, October ss.--Thc lron-clad Mfautouomot
and the Au.nsta have joined the Colorado and
Ffelic at Cbcrboure.
iEEIls, October 2l.-T1c castle al Konleetein,
on tue Elbc, was ccdrd to Prussia to-day.
The electoral law recently passed By Parliament
ana lhe treaty Of alliance with The German States
we're promulgated to-day.
l4ntci English Markets..
LEvEEIHAI, October q.
c17"s-1he cotton market Ia enne what castcr and
ir1ccs lave decitntd Id for American grades, The
ats to-'ny f.ot ur 1,eN bales 1nddling uplauds d,
Iii. ''"A7 ~
LoSneS. hctohcr 2s-Noou.
slSES-1iIe money market IL qnlct- Consol5. S3x.
:-T1cs 3ss+ Illinois :tnsza1, ~; ssos..sx.
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CEo'ern Cascs-Eoycrnor Morton Dcc1inrs
Pr' -identin1 Observation-Disclosures Ut the
L-nefrture,
1AaIAS4roL1s. October 2t.--Thcre VERY few
ca:es Of cholera he:e during the past week, aver
astng one death per day.
a fire last night destroyed Grnyton's feed store
probably f1G.C00.
Tia jou,nai Of this morning feels lns:iaca In
SAYING that Governor Morton viii rot be a candi.
w!rh to he placed in the category o. aspisunta,
Returns show The Legislature to stand: 70
!nion IL 81 Democrats, in Senate, AMI Gu CnlQn to
10 Democrats In tue House,
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~Drnth nj n PrnMfncnt Member at th. ~.oe.,
EachauEc-Fcniun a1nt1rrY-lIectiu.yin il Ali
o1 fbr Quebec Suflerrrr.
NEW fonK, October ei.-Nt. Il, C. i1cIeod, a
prominent member Of the New Yuk S;uc,; IL
Change. dird to-day.
Tie Etfn;,c Erirrtf* eays very re.pec:,,,lc
contribution Of ur!us and ammunition s:as scr, 10
headquarters to-day By i,c Fc::iar OF Troy. who
ase preparing to back 1t up, viii. s,:ll Ia-ser
,ived from several other parts OF the Satc t.iasy
a 1ucclfIg wae held to-day at nooa 4: til" MI.
chants Exchange. to dcsisc ncan. 70: relieving
.hr suffgEess ut the 1atc drt nj Qucbrc. Txu or
,hscc hundred produce dealers xerc prr.cnt. IL.
II. Harris was President !. 7. Page, DR., $ecre-
1srr. The President explained tn. object of tie
meeting. and General Walhrld.e made ceiling
addrct;. A committee was appointed TO ra'*s
suhsSfip1ions; \ large sua, will probably b.
The Frenth Steamer L'Oriens arrived this after
noon f,oa, Hare. She has bccn detained since
tAc 18th lr bad weather.
1.a1:c quantities Of green troadclo,h arc hcsuc
bought up by the Fruian authorities,
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~rene% In the Rcgiriratf0n CoQrt-K ehe1
1tc1nuri1n-Thc Sixth niat.tcs-lrrc,t Of
a Rcgtinr. :
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune,
ST. Lor1., October q.
Interesting scenes occur daily now in the Kee-
sstsntlon Court, sl'tEg as Board Of Appeals.
Yesterday the notorious i. J. r. Garcschc was r.
fused on the ground that be could not take the
oath. The Registrar ordered him to quit the
court- Pistols were drawn and bloodshed aatici-
patea: Happily quiet wae restored. To-day Col
onei Daniel Murphy. lately appointed pension
agent, appeared ana sought 10 force bsn,se1f on
tue Board ~ an attorney. He drew q large crowd
that be was ordered under arreat IaioT ioT
contempt: ue was. therefore, taicn to the cunntY
{Hil. III The Tenth Ward, a German bciup askeil
II he Eympalhisca with the hand which assassiu-
1trd Lincoln, he trird to knock the aucstioncr
down. but wat stopped.
GoytrE9r Smith has made careful canvass Of
nc Sl1th District, which + regarded as doubtful,
and believes the same will 70 Kalical
i 1t Conservatives have procured the Arrest of
The Supervisory Registrar Of Clinton County, fur
alleged misconduct.
The river has commenced to decline again. The
stage Of wafer In every direction Is materially In
Fonr California mails, heretofore detained bv
damaged railroads, armed hc,c from the West TO-
lay.
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FROM CAIRO.

Kasc Ball for the Championship.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tgibune.l
CAIRO; October 81
Tht Base Dal1 c1nhs Of this city a.e engaged ir
friendly rivalry, and on next Monday and Tues.
day tncy will p!ay on the grounds OF The Esyn-
tans" forth champion belt, silver mounted, a.
the first p1ize, and IA bat, silver mounted, a The
second prize. The bel: and hat were pu.eh ed
By citizens No doubt this announcement viii!
bring out ali lovers OF base ball to witness the
game. and lively time mar be exnrcfcd
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salt In t}Gasslc3a4

Editor TribHnc:
AZ many Of the most important discoveries In
MI oiSisl a. well as other sciences lave bern thu
:een]t Of accident. would like to mention ar in
cdent that htatl spoken Of in 1878 or III as oc-
curing Al Syracuse, y. i.
Two tncn were nj work In one Of the so]t blocks
enc Of shom had been for day or 30 tronhiri
viii bowel complaint. ard n the morning, after
'oniniercinE WORK. was taken With cholera, aud in
n aI OF hour 80 with crampe, and apparently died
iie companion, for snuc rcason or other, covered
Tim up III warm tcn which had hui a short lime
hetore heen ctnittea fpto The large hin where thc
man was lying, ard being somewhat frightened.
vert home and VA. taken with cholera himself.
\ few hours Inter the man coye.cd up ID jlc
salt came to consciousness and worked himself
cut. and III short time found htmsclf as we'll as
ever. Whether 1t wne tic sal; which did IT, know
LOT; hut ifoW what l hare seen from It's ci::.cts
"hcn used for rome other diseases. l 1eel cont
dent That there ts 9 principle worth investigation
II person Will dip blanket IN brine az strong
with !nnncls rs for cold water pack, It will lie
tannd THAT tn scarcely any other manner can SO
quick ana copious pc1sriratiGn be produced r.
III IL rather late now, ae tho cholera has d1sap-
peared, for the above recipeto be Of any practical
benefit, even IL valuable one, but on the prjnct.
rc that ''it is never loo late 10 leasn,' We pub-
fi.h the aooye.I
, 1866-10-25
FROM ST. PAUI.
Political 1InsSers-A @ooyr storm.

Political MnsSers-A SNOW %torm.
Especial Despatch 10 he Chicago T.ibunc.l
ST. pAC1, MiEa., October Fl.
The opposition to Baldwin, OF Minneapolis, ,h.
Republican nominee tor State Senator, who pre-
sided at The coprerhead meeting, t.s cropped o1t
In the Soldiers Convention, which has nominated
new county ticket For Senator, Jones, Of Min
reapolis. Is tho soldiers nominee. 4 portion OF
The soldiers lisket il the same As ALREADY noual-
nated ly the Republicans.
bod Little nus7y Of snow this morning. the
first OF the season. Oycsco2ts are comfortable
today.
, 1866-10-25

Wisconsin Sotdfsrt' aul :snllor~' Convention
-Ftrnt DAY y S~exxion-Tcmpofnry ptpanl-
zntion-BrtaitanE TorchIi-ht Procession.
[spccia1 Despatch to the Chicago Tzlanue.1
AuwArKEE, October II.
The Soldiere' and Sailors Convention
commenced today with every int1ica-
'ioa Of great SUCCESS. The principal streets
and buildings arc Handsomely deco
rated: and aaes arc flying from eycry window.
Ntealhs Of cvererecns, mottocs and insc.ipiioue
line The galleries. OId Abe, "tEe battle eagle Of
the Eighth Wisconsin, occupit. conspicuous
place Erar the Chairman.
The Convention was called to orde. At II o'clock
and General Paine appointed temporary Chair
man. The meeting was we'll attended. thouch
not all the delegates have arrived yet This eve
Ming long to.ehlieht procession paraded ,he
principal s!ircts. attended by bands Of music ami
= large coneoa,tc Of citizens. Tomorrow the
IN nj II Stair
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The instrument Of conveyance provides .ha
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Eafu! Kat1road Accident ~ improvements
sceo1H1aeu.ItI by the Mayor.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Tfihnnc.1
NExFMls. Tenn, October ~.
\ train OF the Memphis i Louisville Railroad
WHEN about eight miles from this city. this morn.
inc, ran over two cows. The baggage aud snok-
irc cars were upset anti wrecked, and three pc.-
enlf ses1ons1y injured, two Of whom have since
died.
last evening". recommends extensive imnroyc.
menis,,csrceially tie NtcolSou pavement, beslcr
school houses and water WORKS.
Weather clear aui cold, with slfcht frost la.t
hight.
Cotton. SIC; corn. !Sc; corn meal. <I..n; ruess
PORK, scarce aud firm At $500: eggs, scarce at
i0G 3:c: '
nown-platte Valley. Robert Burrs, In
Samncl Hall, eleanor City, Cairo.
, 1866-10-25
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Ecal1h ri aIr. Prcntice-Grnud Lo!uc OF
Odd feI'ows-Eiccsfon Of Officers
ispecia1 Despatch to the Chicas, Tsibune.]
LOUISVILLE, Oct,bes 81.
Tie health OF George D. Prentice t. eScau: In
proved. lie Will likely recover,
The Grand lodge u Odd Fellows clec;cd C,
G. Cady, r. " L. NJ: Z. Gibbons, D. u. M
f. D. Jones, Warden; II, While, Grand Scc,e-
, 1866-10-25

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibnnc,l
FRrErcR1, Ill.,. October ~.
For the past two hours hand has been r1ay.
Ing in one Of tho halls here to attract crowd 10
listen to Colonel Crebs. They blew and blew, but
nary CEcbt come, and Int a few followers of
ANDY coEporal's guard only. Finally, two per-
ecus called for Mr. Somebody, and nan in gray
Fellow oun,Tymen-Go!ouei crebs u Scrv sici
{probahly On drunk With Colonel DicIcy j. Col
and must speak few words fos tae lost canse.+
The meeting finally adjourned to hasc Dutch
, 1866-10-25

,4sy George y. Mills, Grand Trcasur,s, and J.
VI epsolc!, Grand Representative.
A. !ac 6fand Eneampu1ent met to-day, aad elected
tae tolloktng officers: Grand PatrfArc1, George
:. NIL High Priest Peter Beall G. Warden, IT,
e.. Hewe1; e Jun1or Warden. j. W. Combs; q.
HE: g, Representative, 4. q. Rawspn.
Ihe Daughters Of Rebecea give the Grad Lodge
bauq1et fo-nieht.
The weather Continued excccdtnclz cnld.
, 1866-10-25

NASHVILLE, October 2s.-Thsrc VAS a connaera-
.so1 this m9,1ntng At ,'.e o'clock. destroying one
Etnntr ofbec, The large drug house Of Morgan i
c., Iom:eons billiard a.,S saloon, ths drug hense
neots, law Offices and private npat,,nents The
tie was not checked uulil o'clock. ii has d.
stEoycd al the south from, Of Cedar street fru:n
to ucad11ek street, Mosse's photograph gallery,
, 1866-10-25

DISHONEST CLEEs.-ucazy Stuhse ha. been
employed By Jacob walt.er, wLo Keeps meat
market al No. al9 South Van Du.ea street and re.
Gently Mr. Waldcs has entertained very strong sus-
piciots thct Henry vas taking money from the
Resting the yonng mans honesty, on NoudaF ia4t
before Goin. 10, dinner. Mr.. Naldcr took iii thc
ntney frcm the drawer bnt nincty~dve cents
which he carefully counted. Retnrlin. from
dinner he asked Henry regarding certain piece
nl meat that vac gone. lenry said 1t was placed
IL barrel IN another oom, hut wien looked
had hcr-h; IT, paying for:yGvc 6r 1ltiy cents for
it,, it.. 7hc money in ,he drawer had aecumulated
"n!E hEe cents dnrine The propEetor's nbscnce.
hCt cuula not account for the absence Of The
n 1sley. liz was arrested aad upon being brought
required to giv* f1o0 bsil for hfs appearance q,
III, Recorders Court.
, 1866-10-25

Bos7oN, October ai.-The following mission.
aries embarked to-day, In the ship Birmingham.
undes the auspices Of the American Baptsi lii, liz,
one sou, and Rcy. Mr.. u. Comfort and Wit. for
Aeaam, and Rev. !. y. Gushing and vile and uiss
u; 4: Eo:t1css and Mig r. 4. Gage, for Burn,ala
metly Senator from California, arrived In TIC
, 1866-10-25
39td1tns.
wv HO MAKES THE BEST PLANO.
81 81 3 e
Ii Z!!|!'s5IlARsIkS

JAS. H. NEuLl, an E1;l:.h a-:.st whose brilliant
execution da7zle! AID Gc:! hcl American public
Snort tine since ceclsrcd. uroa his A.rvll ta lht>
cornsrs biz prise nhd crahcation st nn1n II"
Ihlcef1ur Il1nos Qualltc" OF tone &1l power caua Il
ot superior. - tie rlauos made In Europe Upau his
return to the cid country, m with him Que Of the
ChicA tFtng Instruments for e c1prss purpos< oi as
oe'taonE tue opL:e:s o1 TIT greatest
md nant fsctr7rrs.
The s1n Of Cc!lar l. Coils ri and TIE nru q. -nss
*ood Sous, bob of London, Easapt are two OF thc
Oldest Piano manufacturers In the world barring BON
engaged in the Anufactnrc OF these Instruments sacr
Inc nsst of the Piano, and hare Introduced
many Of Its most important I'M troe emcnt..
The following Letters, written by 1ncrhsrs of tarxr
tt1ps are splendid trtaute 10 the Inventive gcc.s
the American people, and Individually 70 the Messrs
CElrketine Sons.
The fact that this testimony In tayor Of the CHECKER
Ing Plano comes ttom manufacturers eacarca tn ,hc
sane business renders their opinion of great value
Attention called TO the endorsement Of Il cir opinion
BY As. Hatsun. the leading pianist Of London.
1t should be borne In uInd these tes,rootals haze
tten received ~iln the pas, few weeks ty The ues4s
Cait1cEtnE 4 Sous:
r.,, xr,,v LONDON, Januazr II, 1856.
convey to Msss1 Ghlsks.tns the expression cf NJ
meFeiv he ie.t instru!rs Of Arne!,csn mannfsc
lure thai have trle but Of ts finest G1a1d Piano
- Ness GieEe!Ins sy Ve b. ps'a q savn r..
95nd h,SS fo oat @ 1%m 1hG'r naauacsos 20 Instrument
xaolhe ye1y diaea!t = sufpsss i anv 1s: " tht
"''''. Dear t'r very 'lnee5:Y e {en1 s co11 Am
Firm Of co1asd Colls: plai1a !orts ;naautsesV:er,
James n. TehH, Esq: -'' 4sa'' -
~ DEAE s1E-As you are sctnG back to the Cnitel
Mtis1s ,hr,s t% Cltfks5,5s Ts th:n ~ dei:ed viii
"'sn'nS you &c. remain fvsE tTI1ly; T1; >nvoo,
Firm Of Byoadwood sa2s pisnofrtn N anmfsctn,c,s
, 1866-10-25

consolidation of thr Atlantic f,nnsr. .;n.-. n
atlantic and Hfe-t India -auadror.
NEW 1oKE, Uttoher .t.-The H~r3lI's Fortress 3
Monroe despatch fays. Commodore Laurence
ct:rueh6fag the Atlantic Coast Squadron, has
arrived :: Fortress Monroe. AMI Is taxing .,e,,+ %
consolidate his with the North Atlantic snA West
lu!!a Sruadrons. Rear Admiral Pal.ucr Is 10
cctnn'snd the rcw squadron. The consolidation
VI. le coD21c:kd IL few d1ye.
, 1866-10-25

NAKlSG IuREATs.-John johnson, who resides
1t No. 5 Erie street, incurred tho resentment Of
Andrew johnson, by the purchase OF some grain
Of party from whom the latter expected to bug
It. 4. J. Is auolher thunable individual" who
.cstdes at No ktn.sbury street, but on Tuesday
afternoon he saw John pa.slne his door aud In
medtately rushed out ate: him with loaded r.
vo!scf. with the expressed intention OF fixing"
90 lar was JOHN froH being convert TO Andrew
Johnsor's policy y that be caused him 10 b. a1-
rested and brought before the Police Court yes:e1-
lay morning where he was requi,ed TO give S.vG
hail to keep the peace.
, 1866-10-25

Havana Items.
SEw OEIEASs.-1 Havana tlatcs to The 13th asy
II freely reported that Captain Grneral tc.nI-
:"c"!i! seen tie relieved By smother wso 1cft
Madrid on The 18th. WV
The tuern's birthday was duly celebrated.
about lh.tOu troops were reviewed In the pres
eI1cc Of lQ,tsNl people, f~-
, 1866-10-25

well kcoNn 10 the army OF the Cumberland, was
entirely consumed. 4 man sleeping IN efa:r4
b!cfe bis leg " lcapinG to tho street. number
OF old Nashville landmarks arc gone.