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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
TEXAS
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE.

Capt X II. Bassett Of Anderson. Crimes County, Is
announced a candidate for Congress IN the Thiri Ds
trct 1cKas lie officer Of tho Rebel army, and bis
record appears 10 be satisfactory 10 the Reconstructed III
his District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

CHARTER ELECTION IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 29-The Municipal and
Legislative elections to-day resulted in the choice Of
the entire Conservative ticket Mr.. Brown is re-
elected Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
MISSOURI
rArInN-NnMfNArrON

neutrality-suspicious.
81 LOUIS Sept 80 lS66-Mr Geo. H. Hall, Conserya-
tive nominee for Congress for the Seventh District has
declined Geo II. Hswley has been appointed IN his
stead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

the simple and easy proper and safe terms fixed by Con-
gress In the Constitutional Amendment
The Hon. Roscoe Conkhng. Is holding meetings IN his
district even evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
ARIZONA.
lrOIEs BAsHFOgD ELECTE

COLES BAsHFOgD ELECTED DELEGATE
DAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.--Advces from Prescott
Gay Mr. Coles Bashlord has been elected 10 Congress
" small majority over Col Poston, the present
Delegate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

1Hs BRoOKLyS PosT-0PFIcB. MIR Thomas Kin
seA vii it understood possession OF the Bfookyn
Posi- Ofoe ths morning in place Of Mr. G. Lincoln, who
has % lunisf ne position FIR anne rcacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
TIE PITTSBURGH CONVENTION.

COMPLIMENTS TO THE Union LEAGUE.
PIUsBuhGH, Pa. sept % 100
special Dispatch 90 the - Y. Tribune
The following Is Gle resolution of the Soldiers Convcn-
ton iulorsiug the Union LEAGUE, which were unable
report full, after It's passage the Convent on
adjourned for II introduced by Col Joseph C.
Jackson Of Newlor who accepted the amendment add
iug and Union League OF the United States; as
amended II passed unanimously, amid enthusiasm,
the Convention slspcudng the rule referring all reso!u-
tiOas % the committee.
Bheas The Union League Cubs have next to Congress,
anu loyal state governments proved the most efficient
civil Institution holy during
Res9r5 fha the heartfelt thanks Of the Soldiers and Sail.
tBe Union Army and Navy The Convention assem-
ed coy rendered the Union League Clubs n The
cities Of NcH York and Philadelphia ana 20 the Uuion
League o. the United States for the efficient and patr1c
services u the Union RON the oua
OF the Rebellion "a. It's fnal conquest hy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
NEWJERSEY

Tie Union Republican County Convention, for the nomi
nation Of Sheriff and three cJrOuers Will be held al the
Newkirk House. Hudson City October II, AZ p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
Enl. Alexander.

Latter received from Col T. B. Alexander L. ; NJ vas bs
p.rene Of bis family the o. The peopes yore sewing ma
rhi,s In these words. We used the Wilcox obbs
M.r hne In our family for ne pi foe yra-Ws PREFaE IT TO
.yvor U--a i-@~-.----f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
LETTER PROM ADMIRAL FARRAGUT
special Dispatch 10 The y. Y. Tribune.

WA,HNCTOS. Sept 90 lSt6
The following letter fom Admiral Fduagut re-
ceved here by Mr. Dudley, Secretary Of the Soldiers and
Sailors National Committee, while he a. Pittsburgh
NRw.YORS, Sept ~ l.G5 No ll3 z at Thiry.,i1h -
SIR Your Invitation 90 DE present a. National Convention
OF Soldiers aud Sailors be- held Pittsburgh the 18th
inst has JUS been received Eyen disposed fo accept the
toJ limited. t.t Dritciule officer ~ tie
navy unwilling 90 take any active part in political bes
Therefore will lInk yourself for the pleasant tDic O
yeur letter Reg decline TIE invitation. Nery respectfully
y0ur olrGienr -tDl',. ID G.. IArEAC, 7. Admiral
10 d.. EDWIN DJILiY esG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
POLITICAL.
NAV YORK STATE Union TICKET.

For Gorsrnor-Hon REUBEN T. FENTON Chautsuqna:
F0rL.. GouerHOr-Gen STEWART l. WOODFORD. Kings
For Canal CoH'r-Hon. STEPHEN HAY1 Steuben
For Prison IEspcct0r-Gen. JOHN HAMMOND Essex
Election, Tuesday. Nov. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Ben Holiday, President Of the Great Overland
Company le this o last gnt io DE PIoiao coast
panied by the ,slobIAtei Surgeon Dr. S'yre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
RECEIPTS BY ERIE RAMWAY.

For week ending Saturday Sept - 1866 50 Cattle %
cars Hogs 81 SHEEP Horses cars Caves AID
car Poultry Total 2is ears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
Gperial Notires.
A. the Nightingale warbling

transcend, 81 music Of the grove 80 PHALoSs hoHf
BLOOMING CRREUs excel. all other hors perfemss The frs
snee Ewes Eden decked with the first that ever
booned been richer and haH the scent Of this
bewi,chine extract.
American Institute Exhibition of Prut. Flower and
vegetables intending 20 compete ft the fe-uh
m Exhibition requested have them sent the ROOMS RIOS ~
p nd Cooper Building TO-DAY before O'Clock H. aud cut
flowers before 70 O'Clock on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Browne & spauldinz
Announce their REMOVAL the under the Metropolitan
Hotel fitted up for them by A. 7. stewart, esq.
ZINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
MARBLE CLOCKS. sad BRoNzEs,
MUSIC BOXES and FANCY GOODS.
Information given and orders taken Tor the getting W OF s'
Cool. .ui,sbe for Clu.cle Town IalI AMI Factories.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01
UNION MEETINGS.

REPUBLICAN UNION SRA y COMMITTEE
HDoRs METROPOLITAN HOTEL NKw YORK
HAML HARRIS ChAirmia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-01

Furniture
or THE LATEST STYLES, CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DINING.ROOM and CHAMBER SUITES.
IN Rosewood Wans, and Maple retailing Manufacturers pce
AZ T. kRUllhAS
MAnTFACTORY AND WAREROOAs,
Nos % and % East lI0us'olst..
Between BOwery an Secold'isa
Al Goods WARMED
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08
Srrmiid)tes.
Sin n,itleibiaer gsbnlbuer.

~ sigfSrIf~s~-~ Syy'sss-rrss
Scr. Std, Der in, gtaate sletp Ser
ieD Elm tfeines gef9aft betreibt, fdul<
bette eil,ein Stem gorter Saufe bic Suhas
me bon gierbunOert Collars. Serge.
bens bate Jpn Ser geip gorter &auf>
mann fdon einise Wlale UNI 9fesuli>
runs Der SduIb sebeten, Serr Std
bertr6fete oenielben INNER bon eineni
Nonat gum anoern. Da tam bie.grobe
8riFs bes Sabres 1867, unb nit ibr Der
inaiIenbafte Stiirs Der rentlOnlirteiten
Sirinen. Serr Std oa@te .-'
- $50 9IiIes liebt, fdnn @arI ALIEN
1@ 80 ora iibt baiIen" 't ga'.
unO itelte baber feline Noten mebr aus,
ionoern fem 3abIungeil Elm. e
Surge 3eit barailf ntatbt Ser Std
cine 8eife mad Stem gort rirb trifft gu
ieineni llnslii6e auf benz eritea Song,
ben er burd 8roaOiuap ,aa6t, feinsn
400 Collar @ldubiger. Gr entfduIbist
fi9 natiilli@ TO gut er fann unb ber@
fpridt fdIie6Iid, feline Gdulo in mo-
natIi6en 8ablun9en BON ie $40 ab5us
trage1t. Dod ross MAJ ,;iiHa'
Scr Gon1uer gebt, Der Binter fontmt,
Oas 9aub iuirb INNER selber, - ass.i
.obae 6aB SER Sit& nur cine Ser berz
iprOdenen Nbf9Iass3abttlnsen aiadte.
Ser Stem Sorfer &aufmann, er8rifnnlt
iiber Sitd'si 9anbIunespeife f@reibt
bemlelben nun feigenoen Mabnbtief: s
Fs5sie 81 Mein 6errl b : Co.. SO .ii'
J 3iia @teg baben mir aus freien Gti6en
II anseboten, mir nonatIide 9lbfdIaes<'
& 1sablungen bon smatlsis Dollars 3it
MAIDEN uno- trosbem bis anr 9funoe
i fejnen Sent be5ablt. SD inerte.
nun, baB sic etn bSspiaiger 99uIos
il ler ffnb uno tuerbe fefort ttasbar se,'
ef gen sic auftreten. 5sh4lif 1905 e
q7a 81 Mdtunssbou se.d 'l5iH y ssaa-
erbieIt Ser q. . @eI9dtts<
mann ausnabmsiueiie foIsenOe prontpte
9lntiport: si'asl sftiiel3'4 'Fna . ~
o. asd Stein Serrl ~
iea gle bettennei1 mid. sfiHt Ieere
i 8erfpre9ungen tuaten es, ale i1 mid
I! erbot. uteine @huIb in Mateus Rdbs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08

Gin ID IlutsiIget &aIaue'r"
Gie oBsrliner Naoatdssssituns" er.
adblt: Der nadfolsenOe bIutise aalauer
1T nidt, iuieI man slanbeu foate, erftn
ben, fonOern tuirfli6 paiirt. Gin bie$
flyer fbIidter Biirger. ber Dor eiuigen
sasen fem iiinsites S0&ter&en taufen
Iaiien iuoHte, bate ole goruamen, tueI<
der Oenrielben seseben tuerOen follte,
varieesrite" aufsefdrieben, unb ais i'm
Der oarob beripunosrte 8rebi9er auf Die
IgisentbamIi5teit un6 i1niattbaftisteit
bieles gornanens aufmerffam ,1adte,
ilieb fi8 Der Saufpater alfo aus: vSa,
i'd iueebi @es Burnt iollte ::oo6 eients
lid mad meme SHUTTER Srieberife bee<.
ben, absr ~. Srisoe fOu ia mid iino,
iioeber Srinnen nod brauben, Nh id
i'd min mir mid iiiebnen!H .As s....
2 < .FA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08
feuil|lltolll'....
Mobea nnb G9tntann.
$ eimri6 = mibt.
graab4una

q. 11s e
S, slIs i'd ben Rlau fabte Der iebt our
boIIften Gusfibruna aeSieben ito fubr
Sran, Srausen 0ann unbeirrt fort,
,,tonnte ID bod nid5t aIauben, oob mei<
ne CUTE Meinuna auf cine 8eiie ber>
qoIten tpiiroe, Sic mid ben, gpotte unb
benz SobueeIddter Der qansen @taot
preissibt.H slsR sl ~
d ,,saeinl4 REF SuHe unO erbob fi3
raid. ,@s 1T gu bel. SD nalB re-.
BEN !" ra ,asslpmsaisaa iql
glIreiu ole @timu,e perfaotes ihr. Gle
lparb bon Der @e,paIt Ser ereianiiIe Be-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08

Sn Biliamion Co. senty mar I'M
Sabr 1860 Der @ertb Oes Gieenthpms
81, O92.1S, fuofiir SIS, 1854, 1856 Stsp>
ern beaablt putSen. Sr segeniudrti>
gem Sabre ipurSe Oas Gisentbuna auf
sc, 100, 24S absei4ast, ipofiir $36, :
61s.52 eteuern sesablt iperben mafieu.
- n 8rabieb Co., Seni, re6net man
iiber $4,000 8ufbeIs Beiaen itber ben
1.barf, Die alto in ben Mtarft eebradt
lperaeu f5niaen. & Il rs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08
Die 6eatfsbe SABINE J.

Stanoarten iDeben, Sabneu fiiegsu
.Sdmars ipeib, fdtpars selb unb roth
alts s un6 bla,t
Dur@5,eben, adj Die beutl6en @aue
Sod Dcutf9lanSs beiliges Banier,
9u berrli@ f9wars ; rotb solones
9aa asa thil0g, { Bantef, .
$50 appbelt 6u? 9in tpelaent Srt?
8or pel3.m Seer siebft fiegbertiin>
81 bend ii91 ASs ssi
llno iiessgetuis Ou itoI3 climber? @e'ils
slidt Seiferreid; nibt @reubea siet
SIS. met }.laa !,
Sin, Sieg, ais aur aIIein bur9
81 SSH IT. i bid
8Fans, btutfdes gsolf, bic beige
!, 4 OH Sabne,
9ln b06fer 8inne pHan3' fie auf .,
DAP ole ddten Oeutiden S0bne
Sid fef un6 niutbis nm bid fdaar'n.
No@ b0ber pFans' fie auf am &beine,
i r.
Son allen Bergen LAP iie ipeb'n,
go srOb, baP 6rantrei6's l6lauer
. aa Serrf6er -.
sic f6a,i am fernen Geines Stran6, $,
un6 na6tig, ME oes &beiaes $50 :.
.s;.s, m ss. gen, ..
Mauim' fie linn III oas ernlte gSort: ~
Sli6t Ginea 5ubbreit Oeutider Grbe
9faubit Du Dem Seutiden neiu, bel
Soft!
&an,pft aud Ser 8ruoer sesen 8ru<
Y ,i'a "si''1ie 4. Der,
gereint iteb'n aIe seeen Gid!
.ss ani 8 Q m Sra ne
/. SD traue Sir, gu traueft mir, 81.
Bir trnu'tt uns ale 3pei.
Bas iteBt nun 3pif6tn mir unb
81 's9 Dir,
SAP bslt nod sraultns fsi?
Naertt e,l9 BEN @rnit bon i,teinem
t'Aaseo @pieI, lp
aasaiif sbr WdS6sn nnO ibr Srauen:
: Beun man iidB tralten laffen min,
hiaTs MuB ems benz anoer1 trauen. -
Gin Yfarrer fragile emit eifien 8au<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08

Fp8rooneib. (&no6enfamnileriu,
ipartenb Dor siitenl 8ulIeubeiber ifebenO,
BET einen 9rOben &noden abnaet.)
uSebt m66t i'd tDiiferg ab er ainol fers
Zig tpirO; Oab anoere 2eit' aud tDas
frieaenI4s ala "a 4H 5sis3lf2fs 2
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08

8 Gin Miabdeli tam emit gu ibreH
gej&tbater, vGbripiirOiserg iaste
lie, rid babe eiuen srOben Sebler i'd
bin bodniiitbig. III SAT- bu Sch :"
- Rein! -, rslun Dann f@abet's
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08

Gin Yfarrer fragte emit einen 8aus
erntnaben: rBas Daft Du nit Deinen
Siinoen beroient?" a.sx
vSerr Pfarrer, i'd berlange nidts basr
fur, ertuiberte Der Sunge treubersie. hi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08

9ranbf@abte i'd bilEofe @ittwen? Bee
rei6erte ib mid nit benz 9pdrpfcnuia
Der Grmen? Bonsit babe ID es alto
Derbient, NIT Siben setreteasu iper,
ben T" 1ilASs 4s4asaasi 'isBgsiR
sd mub fpreSen!" rief suIie unb
ersrif Die SanO oes @fames, bet in lei<
ner Grregtbeit bisIes bon ieiner urs
fpriinSlideu Sdblidtsit befIor. Gin
BeIer Gtrabl brans aus feinem auseu
unb bic font sebro6ene @eitait ri6tete
fid) euapor.i Sulie fano ibnt gesenz
aber. Die s8orte raagen fitb bon
ibrcm Sersm uuo NIT lebsnSiser @lutb
f@iIberte fie ben Sergans Der 9a9e
tpie er iuirffi& setpeitn, bann aber fdIob
iie, inben He betregt bic San6 hes Der.
nIeinten 9Bu@erers siuif6eu ben ibriaen
belt: 5'l3ts afa '5s8is' 'i7s
saStrafea Sic mid fur meiuen aei9t<
finn; i'd hin es in Seniuth binnebmeu.
i9tber fteuen Gte mid nf&t 70 'tief in
ibrer Nfeinuua, baB cit mid fdhia bal,
ten, an BEN Gntipiirf ieuss 'naieIiseu
gBerfes Sbeil aenouurten .iilnb u bef6rs
bert su babe,s.~ ,saisgt iislzse
I Xgs 1T gull" faste SraH5 Srau3eu.
sd uiu es ii9t siaaben un6 100 n.0s>
lid gu 0ergeffen fuden, tcDeit Die
Sa6e Sie betrifft. Nber Der &arI 0lrs
noIS Or bat mid Bel oetn Gor>
itnnof4aitsseri9t berflag.. Ct BefduIz
bigt mid Der geipiffenIoie4 NeGnuesIes
Suns uu6 Oes ilnteri4Ieifs. Das Ge>
ridbt tuir6 enti9ei6est rno man tuirb iee
BEN, tDie Srans Sran3en feline Miinoel
gu bebanbeIn pFegt. Ser Simmel IalIe
Sie nit bieient Brdntigam redt aIids
lid tuer6en. SUITE gtadt, WamfeE
Seilntannl~ ~. 30 iAsp
fis7 5rans 5ratiser entfernte fitb nn6
suIie mart iid ipeinenb SEE sante in
Die @rme. siaas i2.i'iiAt 'se5'o'
'IsaH s1iiaI'. IL ----!7 70 s.I lls7
Ser Sriumpb, ben &arI glrnoib nit
feiner seniaIen& nitlerrade feierte, mar
Elm be6eiiten6er; uur baB er bon turser
Dauer mar. sIII,u baI6 trat Elm 9tid<
ftbloa Elm. gs t,ob Woud5e Bic. tuenn
4
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.;sese 10 " prt, z. SUM-.
NnS aROntreaI ipirD aesneIbet, BAT
BerinnniIaneen aboeb0Iten perDen, am
fit Die Onr@ Dos aeaer In HortLano
8efMaAigten SGmniIuager 40 berans
s.italteH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-07-08
unfere eaiffahrt bat

unfere S6iffabrt bat
fi@ bon benz flrdtbaren 9@lasf, ben iie
burd @ebelenpiraten nntsr eneIif6er
ReutraIitdt erlitt nod lnidt erbolt.s
Die Beridte iiber bic Ginfubrsn rnS
9lusfubren IN; ben Ser. Gtaaten Sdfen
meIben' bab, iudbreno I'M Sabre 1858
fur 1886, At, 1893 iuertb aBaaren uuter
anserifanii6er 6lasse einsano ansses
,fibrt ipurben, Sieie Snnnie I'm Sabee
1864 auf s74, OI9, 900 seiauten mar
,un6 i'm Sabre 1865 erit tuieher auf
ss3t349, 607gesen S345, 750, 1888 unter
,frember 6Iassc. betrug. is
, 1866-07-27
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Indian Troubles Anticipated in Mtu-
nesotn-A Libel Sutf-Kun~ax Mauu.
lhcturcs-Chotcrn On Bo0rd II Stenm.
er-populntiou Of st. Lot1a-The Coru
Crops Of Kansas and Northern 1IIs-
surj.
Especial Despnch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIS, july "a.
Late adyfces from Fort sulIy State there were
come spptehen.iona lest the Indians would rot OBJ
serve the tEesty recently made. Since the conclu-
eion Of the treaty, end after the Indians had started
back to their hunting grounds, Col. Reeves. con-
maudlrg at the Fort, eent out company OF soldiers
10 erect tort in the intenor. This company fc1l
in With The returning Indians, who became inceused
at the proceeding, and ufove the soldiers back to
a fort on tnels ground was ii violation Of tho
1he Jefferson City Tribune states that aa1. Myers,
os q b. Gesa sae 6csn n st
city for libel, laying damsges A. SO to-. The Incl
was embodied in N article published Ia that paper
only rebel, but member oi 4 band Of bush
wLaekt5s who burnt bridges. and ribbed and mur.
dared Union men. Tue chief pzopnetors Of the
paper are Jndge hrekel, >. Radman and Assistant
stock has been taken and the work Of erecting
paper Mill at Lawrence, Knnsa.. taitly 1nausurated
fuli operation. Kaneas Il looming up IN tnanuEac-
turep. ..
The second clerk Of tha steamer Co1umbia died
suddenly aboard that boat yeserIav. The symp-
toms were those OF rholer1. Tgo phyBicIlus were
called, who did theiz hest to Eave him, but In
three ,honre he tEaS corpse. Tie doctors pro-
nouncco It real Asiatic cholera.
The population OF ST. Louis, according to the
esnsu. Just completed. Is two hundred aud four
Thousand, three hundred and twen.y-seyen.
The weather continues fnteneeiy hot. afcrcnfy
todas99 Notwithstanding the heat, good rains hare
fallen dnrtu. the past week. AL over north Mis-
eoaff aud northern Kansas heavy yield Of corn Ia
Tins A8xured
, 1866-07-27
FROM NEW YORK.

Cholera IKcports-The .zerent ntnfrT1crv
SrIznres-f,o,Ieo Tnx,,ca nx,.s.,.ns
.us'1ce nloss neo-
ne" VFsan lof Heeeher's church, etc.
NKw YQuE. July 2a-Unlv six cnses or choler,
were rrportrd 10 t6e DoorCt OK Health th1 marriuy
thne OF which proyed fatal EIght were rcported IN
Brooklyn, two Of wh,cI. were {afat
The Erprsst eaYs. 01th fer1rt 10 tho recent
seizure OF dIstllleries tn ts civ that Inatea Of
three there Ehonid lave heen thru hunreti sctxed
Il j. intmatcd fhst rome al ihe re5enue oicrs are
In colusl0n viii ilticit dtstiers. 4 lew months
, 1866-07-27
FROM MILWAUKEE,,

Rainy Weathcr-Au E1opement Case
4 Married Woman Rlnres with her
FIFst Loyc-Arrcst Ct tho Wife Of a
DetauItInE Postmaster.
Ispeclal despatch to the Chicago Tzibune.l
MILWAUKEE Wis, July &c.
The weather here Is very rainy, but looks like
clearing up. Ralned west considerable this FORE
ncon, but cleared off, Hot and eu!1y this after.
noon.
MILWAUKEE, July a6.-Yeetetday morning, a
German Of ofretpcetable appearance ard genseel man-
arrived IN this city from st. Louis and repre-
s1Etel to the Chief Of Police that nls wife had
Gently left his bed and board without just cause OF
pruroca'ton, and had eloped with a young man Of
good standing IN society. Ho bad learned that The
guilty pAtt were In thi. city, md be Wished 10 Sc
cure their arrrst. The poitcs at once instituted
brought them 10 the police ttlitou.
The fatts IN lbs case arc nearly az follows: HI.
l.. shout Two Years ago. married young lady
Of respectable parenIagc, ard Of con 'ider1hlc le
1oem It and good educat1pn. Their honeymoon
wa: rs happy as that OF any other young couple,
them. Eat a cause Of coElGn.ton roam ato.e. Their
union Wns not hfeesed with the ties which seam 10
bind wececd lives Eoofe closely IN the bonds Of
love. Chcr1:hinc that lore Tor children for which
Germans afc nored. The Htft mOuEned her lot, and
became torcly d1sconiented. About this tins Mrs.
merry been beloved oy her. and who had loved IN
return. At sight the old flame was reklndIcd, and
burned lst'h The felTOr Of f1rtt lore. They were
ofIen together, messing claudesiuely. The young
man proposed ilat she should leave The man TO
m evil hour, consented to the project, A5nnt
three weeks ago. therefore, rue enfhrred III he, r.1
Vao!eH toeehef1 and while he1 husband was sttand,
, 1866-07-27
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1866.

Mr. GARFIELD, from the Committee oil Ways
sna Means reported a bill amendatory Of tecinn
.a!f'eea Of the Internal Rescnne act Of March I'd,
sees: pS Striking ont The words without having
uoucht !1sense so TO do II and inset1ng IN lieu
!peseot Inc "srhe without paying the special tax
1oefeoi* o.; 2ead three t.itues and passed.
. ~: sCHENCk. from the Committee on Military
Auaifr reported bask adversely bill for coH1pnt-
!ne Donh11es OF veteran Volunteers and concerning
the lit ht OF why OF r3lroaa companies through
military reservations. Laid un The table Also, from
the taue committee, The bill for relief Of cr,ta,n
drait6d men. wnsch Mr.. Scht.ck had introduced
aud withdrawn IN the early parl of tle evening.
Referred TO the COM fttee OF the Whole,
The Hpufe at 10 ., m. adjourned
, 1866-07-27
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

Departure Of Gov. Fletcher and Fam
NT-Snnlfary nt-.Ad.titIon TO
The Lincoln Monument Fuud-Safc of
Governments Propettr-potitlcat uat-
teF4-f1ot Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Thbnnc.1
SPRINGFIELD. Ill, JULY 70.
GOV. Fletcher and famify, Of Missouri, who hare
been soournIns In this city for few dnya past, "a
the guest Of Gov. Oglesby left this morning lor St.
Louis,
AIayor Bradford. OF this city. has inst Issued
proclamation urging the people to use every edost
TO prevent the appEoach Of c1o!cra. 4 regular
scasenger system has been inaugurated for cleaning
the city ofall dl,h
The silver instruments donated to The LtucoIn
Monument Fund. b5 The mcnhcfa Of the Twenty
ninth United States Coored 1ntantfy at thn time
or their muster OQf, Eerc sold to-day for five hun
drcd dollass TO the rana Ba1d and the amount paid
INTO The trcaaufy.
The Government property at the corral near this
city, consisting of horses, mules and bulidince,
vas sold at auction to'day, and brought good
prices.
Matters in political circles here arc very quiet inst
now. The johnson Meu. nttrs Democrats, are aug
ioHs1y awaiting tho adjournment Of Congress,
hoping thcn 70 receive portion OF "mY policy
bread aud butter.
Weather inten.e'y hot. Thermometer ut noon,
in the Shade SO. "7'-'
, 1866-07-27
FR0M BUFFALO.

Annual Election OF Officers Of the
Vsestern Union Telegraph Company.
DrFFALo. July 26.-At the election held at
Rochester yesterday Tor Western unIoR Telegraph
cficers tor the ensuing rear, twen,y.oue directors
we're chosen. ]. Il. Wade. President DR.. Green,
Of Louisville, fi1Fam Sibicy and Hon. Wul. Orion,
Vice Presldents. The following are the names Of
The Directors.
J.. 4. Wade, q. Sibley. Isaac Butte, B. a. Nc.
Alpine: D: A. Wa'eon, q. 4. Selden. Il =. Bur.
J. r. Ielyer1op, d N. Barney, John Butterueid,
An.on Stager, T. T. Nckest. Alfred Gaither. n,
Greene. Concl E. Sanford, F. McD. Collins, G. Il.
MUufppl. =.
, 1866-07-27

NEW YonK. july s8-The EorunereiaFs money
article saEs: Al The morning Boar 7-3ps and s us
of 1861 and 1sc5 were Il better, and to0s advanced
Il. After the Board a fur:he. advance Of i per
cent made npou clasees Of those securities with
a very active Guslness; 5.eos Of ls0l wIrc q7oted
A. 1GX I1O54; 7,s0. Of Ill eet1es were hr1a at
11o5s It'd ard 103H asktd.
kall1osd tsocks generally fcn, though less actf7e
than yesterday.
Money - offered rather than inquired for, and the
rate lnclinea strongly towards i per cent, though
perhaps the aju,tV OF cali looms are made At per
Gold continues quiet. an1 The price apparently
Inc1nes doHnnard. The tendency. however. Is not
, 1866-07-27
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
3erioue HIot-Fatal Boiler Explos

Serious HIot-Fatal Boiler Explosion.
Pn1lApE1ruiA, July 26.-ThIs morning serious
not took place in the Seventh Ward Of this city.
OnIcss r. attempted to arrest man for a.saulting
poicsnsn. An attack wa5 made upon the police
man and come rers ons among the crowd hrrd pig
conveyed to his homo. The ball has NOT been eS-
t1scted. officer Donuan WIS eeflouely cut in the
hesd AMI Otherwise injured about the body. The
police returned the dsc. One shot pAssed through
The arm aud then stsuck hoy named Edward SheE1-
dan in the forehead, silllng him instantly. The
deceased wns twelve years Of age The coroner Will
investigate the affair this afternoon,
a boiler exploded at The yum factory Of John
iendaI: located at IIestoAy1le. IN the Twenty
fousth Ward Of this cI1y, to-day. Several perions
WGtE Filled. No further particulars ste r1yau.