Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-08
FROM NEW YORK.
Board OF Foreign Missions Adjourn.

Board OF Foreign Missions Adiourn-
/ ed.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-The American Board
of Missions of the Protestant Episconal
church met again yesterday and continued
their deliberations. Considerable discus-
sion took place with regard to the mission
In greece. The Bishop of Colorado read
an important paper on the condition of re-
liSion in that State. The business of the
Board having been finished, they adjourn
ed at late hour. -
The Recent Battle Between the Turks
and Cretes-rhe Turks Defeated,
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-London papers re-
ceived by the Persia contain dispatches
showing that it was the Turkish army chat
was defeated in the great battle with the
Cretan insurgents, and not the Cretes, az
reported by the Campbell. The dispatches
say the Cretan insurgents led by Greek
officers had attacked the Turco- Egyptian
army, whom they had completely routed
with loss of 5000 men. The Turkish Pa
sha and the troops under his command, who
fell into the hands of the Candidates, obtain
ed their release by concluding a conyen-
tiOn with the leaders of the Instruction.
The Governor General of Gambia has order
ed general arming of all the Turks in the
Island. ..,,,....o, ...,... -. '''O
The Persia brings G27, 1000 in Treasure.
Fenian Prisoners Removed To To.
I.f rOntO.
NEW YORK, Oct, 6.-The Worlds Buffalo
special says four Fenian prisoners recently
confined in the Welland iail were removed
to Toronto. They will be arraigned next
week. Their names are Patrick Keaira
David Dunn, Peter Dunn aud VIM. Dug
gan. ...r. nj. 2
Arrest of the Hartford Bank Teller.
A Herald Hartford special saws: Fuller
the teller of the Hartford National Bank
who was charged with the robbery of 500
600 worth of bonds belonging to Royal
Wilcox, merchant of that city, was ar
rested by the latter on civil suit yester-
day and released on $20000 bonds. He was
again arrested during the day OH a crimi-
nal suit brought by the Bank, and placed
under $4,000 bonds to appear in the police
court to-day. The compromise between
the interested parties that was expected
yesterday has failed.
Stock Buyers Killed by Indians.
A Tribune Topeka, Kansas, special saws
Frank Kilby and Charles Smith, stock buy-
ers for Holladay's overland stage company,
were murdered by Indians on Saturday
last at Chalk Bluffs, a station on the Smoky
Hillroute, one hundred miles west of Fort
EilSWOrCn.
Bishop for Montana and Nevada.
New York, Oct. 6.-The House Of
Bishops have unanimously appointed the
Rev. Mr.. Tuttle to be Bishop of the new ;
diocese of Montana and Nevada, which was
rendered vacant by the refusal of DR.. Howe
to accept it after his appointment by the
last general convention. Mr.. Duttle, the
new prelate, is comparatively young, hay-
ing only attained his Seth year. y -. 5a boz
Proposed Visit9 the 7th Regiment 10 f.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-The proposed visit
of the 9TH regiment of this city to the Paris
Exhibition next summer, is attracting at
tentionlon the other side of the Atlantic
Already a large sum, said to be $4,000, has
been provided for the entertainment Of the
regiment in London, and the American res
idents of Paris, as well as those of LON
don, will be delighted to honor the excur-
sionists in every way.