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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05
Mus ct. 8auG, Nlinneicsa, ihrsitt ein @cr.

Nub Sl. Pdut NCnnefpta, Inretpt eth Scrs
retiprnssnt: Sas Sintrtffsn Der s3tsbrirsr : Shs
I'm 8tiaaee", III Elm auiGbrlites greianiS fir
uniere @siaaflspslt. gotalS bic gortut Der
lan8taarigsn, atbslrtiihsn, traunsn 8uiihsn In
loren malsriitsn lActtii9en @sGeeu, rc.ben sGdr.
pan. tsfsaniien Si,ldlsaiboisn, fsin seIistdtsn Wtc=
cailins, tsansn mantstar,iaeu SuarGdeu (m @alas
ccfiil'n) &c. u. bier angel nat, bsmdHtist lid after
Sineltr in Wsbl uno Shinssn, Sufsr nnb S1fer,
~scteener uno ~iltsrnsr S6mudiabsn, Strsrpos
Spisltraarsn uno Dor Nnem Ger gB b tsfep s3eute
stns fiftertafte anfrsSnna; oenn bic beia9ten traus
men 9uribs n%:tifens 8aftares BON Siours Sneia>
nern uno 8ritten ceer Dranicisn trinaen risle Sau,
isnee BON Sraars Mert6 in fSilihsn @sl,sn unb
BGfelbiutsn, nit benen lore peirdberiaen,
p5ns 3utbat ee5 Shmisne5 ssisrtis!sn uno nit els
B nj Stfsn bsipannten Sarrsn tslaeen ltnb une
Bon Dem Gslos, irsltss lie fir Die 9slis, 9rinnis
Fen (setrcfnetes nnb ,erifc6enss 8Gfstasiih, bas
Brcp Der Hiifsliaaer) &c dntsrte BGfsl;unasn.
@lfscrsibe &c. &c. sr6altsn, niro isber Dollar fir
Waaren nm -sisbt. Sa bsi6t's nenn a~sanselt. nm
10 @isls ,rie mSslih ron eisisn @Olnfiihen su fans
gen rnb tenn @cneurrentsn Wss,uianappsn.
Gislss Dtal nun errar tst man cine Sarltpane
bon ifsr taufsno 6nrren, NIT elmer 2aouna rcn
rnsbr als fir 500, 600 pefse.
Sic Sempsren5lcr nno bic &atbo!ifcn. Sic
'SS" hh'N' w VI Ohb'NhtfphtU ttINttHthpSt
uSsmrsranss Scnrnal" sntbilt einsn wiibsnnsn
Ssnrerenj> Nrtifsl, in mslhen ss untsr AnreIn mis
felst bsibt:
Die prctsiantiias gsriasnbsit bss aanses
trinft ,rsosr, nod Sulost lie Srunfsnbsit In ibrsr
@emsinos. 8atbclifsn. uno is alsin unter Nasn,
Die DEN Namen @triitsn fibrsn, r~srnisnsn bisisn
@crtrnrf elm Solf. rslbss c6us III srtStbsn uns
lers 8oresGe uno ~nisofissn Sauffnsipsn erbilt.
nnIsre Armsrbduisr uno Salopns faut unn jscsn
Nnoere a~ldutisen ais Sessr tssihne wabrlta
Gle Muitsr Der 6ure, Die stride BON &cm."
Siam man itb cine infamsre @smeintsit, cine
t%crnirtere Sunmbeit esnfsn- ais bic, ,relhe in Gem
citirtsn Sase saibaltsu lit ? Ntilisnsn ron @brts
ten, mtlhs %Dsnislbsn 0ott %psrsbrsn. ais vuatsr-
itiigsr pom Soroslsn uno ssmsiusn Shnapstnsis
zen" III branpmirfsn. nur neil lie esuielten 9clt
in anesrsr SDrm psrsbrsn nis Gle Ssmpsrsnis lSus
%ritaner! Sit cas nidt cine firafits, nj nt psniscr
ais 1riitlids NnmaEuns ? SIN llstsissn farm
man aus risism 2smpsreni,s rsuiis risDsr isbsn,
ME eng Die Ssmrsren3 : Wtufsrst nit Dem Ynris
t%anismuS rertunoen lit. (9cuier. Au,.)
@ebt mad 9aris. Sic Ybilaes(pbia absnos
pcf ihrsitt: @slisrn Ntsno tsihlciisn bic Wit.
aiisosr Ger 6iesrnia issusr @cmpasnis in elmer Ser:
ianmluns, raB oisislts i'm nGtiien Sabre nit ibrer
spriss CUR Wsltaue fisunns mad Yaris scbt. @is
re @omits ruros %ernannt, UNI Die nS,bisen MrranS
asinenta Al trefsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05

6rrj Ino iuabr, Scr gtsr 0ctfsr 6eralo iast.
b Ole ,spublstaniite Yarttsi wie Gin unssbeules
Icncpol, untsr benz @srihts ibrsr ei5nen Scrrup,
IN julammsntriht, uno Dap xe,n ecrrupterer aDr.
Il ale eieier @on8rsB nisnals bas 3ane sntetrts."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05
Ser Staat WsiHouri II fret!
Qdnbereien uuD 9etmltdtten
In MiHouri.
. t
Sannibal uno ct. SoIcpb Giicnbans 0eicaidaft
pferirt gum
Sserfamf att 100000 gtcferss

Serfa,af at 500, 900 Ncfers
ees hefon
Wisjsn,, Walhs uno 8~UblsnsSanees eas TIM
@eaen III.
Sas eanb rirt in Iareellen pom 40 gdern oesr nebr. thr
taar. fur Sanb :SertiRcate iuml oousn Mountaineering. tur
quite a9ertb= Sapere nne
auf smsi Oosr Ssbu Sabre Grseit ~rerfanft.
Die greiis aeGen pom S2.5O bic SO. 81. S.. SIS, 80 nnb
Si2 binauf, a!iO init 9uldi9nIttsprets pom ~eniBer ale $40
per adsr.
gireulare, entbaltsnb rcuFdneise Iustunft, ner'
ben gratis se5sbsn.
esute bic lire arsunte CUR guspanterun8 NIT ibnen 81 Ss'
aimm,sn riniben, iOlten ilt @irculars in sntiprs9encer
W2ense peri@retben.
Elections &arten,
auf tensn be aenaue cage ter sincsreien perSei1net III. per.
DEN ,u Oreisia Sents per Stud peifduft.
Man pence ii9 briehl9 peer peri6nlt6 an
SEQ. 9. Sarri8,
eant= ~SummiHir. s. u. ct. So. q g., 9anntSi. Us.
Seee ueitere 4usfunft ertbeilt.
Gb. Camper, 9eneral Masnt.
Sunni %. Sml %
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05
9ptel @arnei NIeDmann,

Bah &ifTu9en, Saiern, europa.
alen 3eiieneeu uub 6ranfen. welbe BIB 8iitugen be'n-
den. miro obiaes 6utel befens enpfoblen. SoJts. 9ioer,
eaTee, 3efauration uno 9soienun9 %psreienen allies erb. Der
Tim tant. tas bic @ltsrn uno @eituiiter ees 5otelse Users in
anerifa pubnen. triat oa,u bel. ban allen pom bort tornmsn'
cen 8eieneen befoueers aufmerfiamteit 8~ewirmst pirs.
Neai 10. SO 2mt no
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-05
eeorg Brdunsf,
Notar, Glaim=agsnt unb Bauaideibtif,
@Ouffer. Ohio,

Sonectirt Bounty. ridfinbise 20bnung. Ssnfousn unb isee
%militirifte SOreeruna Die Fsrbsruu3en pm @ittpsn uno
@aiien meresn pinftlid bsios1t. 3sine 9e,abiuna, wenn uitt
erfplareib. Gerfsriist g'Dumdbten. Deeds. M~prtaaaes. Sons
tratte II {. No., perisneet @eicer nd6 europa. unp bs,isbt fol-.
DE pom bort. @erfauft SdiT 'i6etne nod Bremen. .tSam6nrs
6apre. Soneon unp southampton une beiorat 8lHa Iiere pn
alien 9eaeucen Deutihlanos in ieee @eseuo 4merifas.
@r bdt ~beifdnrta ben Sebensu efer. ras ibte Del. une ni6t
cas- rsrfiibte, weldes Uauae pan Gew Oorf ~bsjebsn, sum
Ierfauf.
peripnsn. nslhe ;pifben benz ~. gpril 1851 unb tem ~.
Nrril 1855 in Ger armss bienten, wereen wpbl tbun, wenn lie
lid balo meleen.
SUM Z. ST. 3mt 10
, 1866-10-15

The EI-King Of Hanover at Vienna
Dy The arrival Of the s,cs.nship Europa no
have European papers to the so.h olSeptcmbcr.
rECss1As nEcEKE OF ANAIxA71oN.
rubti:hes the decree for The snnc1atton Of Uaa:
sep.eatsz q, 1see, ~ tolows: A@''A
House Of Psrlianen., saat foliows: ''A' - '''D
s..ssa e. se oaa q &
Frankfort a1e, eoniotmablJ with Article OF The
deed Of constitution 70. ihe pFus.ian State, to be
united 1 foreSer n With tns psH:.i.n monarchy.
force In thesc districts the l.t Of October, 1871
special acts will define the alterations and aidI-
Gss s B. .n %;df g. s ssSa IS xss e s; Se
'.Tle Nint..ry Of the sts.e i. tntsu.ted with the
execution OF the Present decree"
s ans xpsS R coaG K,. s,tsi 'at eas. .as complain.
head. His physicsans hare Prescribed ab.olulc
rest as ado1 ding the only chance Of recovery. 4
eMor1espo:dsnt M q the same Journal thus describes
II the White uaiiorm Of .jor q .se iAnaseS ssS
aa vi
r. NJ tnsst'isE bs!sssn ~ kias aa& ei;ie *os.
leadcn hued b1o.clea about ths cheek
The .eye are bloodsao,; The veins
is s1oa IL ss0:n aia 5s hS4 II
man looks rs If he had risen from sick bed
which he nsvrr ought to have iest. Tint 4 Count
Yesterday be was said to be well nigh dying; ns-
II ru,noss aoated about tho town; 6is doctors dc.
slsfsd taat fest absolute ress rs ths oniy rene.
recovery. Dui today It waa inpestant that tbs
premier should show himself Tho iron Will,
which had never sweE~ed from any
psyas pais aSt u p 70 be d'assa sasyea
medical remonstz1nees. .Anl 70, 10 the aston
lshnens Of III who knew how critical hls sta,e Of
to take hs. plsee il The ro!al eorte0t. Even now
as ss I'D sc ss 3: :s asss a a e.
continental empires, Is but sc5n1iiy honored Ia
sea a !ns saes5e ~ as sA sose se
which welcomed the Generals who had bean ths
Instruments Of The work h1s bsstn hid plaan.d.
citeent Ut TIC day. he tue hero Of ihat briIlsant
Blood ToS.,, Generals nor soldiers, bat Ii. salioN
ofraekinc pain snd doctors advice, md the COM
noue,t eaEt1on. IN cfdc1 that his work nasy be
The Ex-KIxo or HANOVER.
Al Vienna, On Saturday last, the cx.King Of
uanoyct gave banquet 70 4 depu1lion Of a11-
oreslan* who had brought him N address signed
Iss s5ks s,a snS as rsss
bers oi the d-putstion and OF sixty other nan.
oye1ians resident a y!eana; The e1-ktns, tn re-
= ana profoundly affected By the lore and the
d1clItJ which you have testified toward ne Ia the
sst .; .as geoPe IN 'ns pa.t .hs
fte hdeAy: At the conn, sneement OF this century
Il hcla With unshsSen tdelty 10 the house of The
Gaelphs, notwithstanding foseisa domiuation,
And fhiR H4<1ffr rew1rd%d Tim Ar1441v ri
, 1866-10-15
VOL. Xxx.

: q; N. The cnglue stopped working, a1l hand,
haiAng s5ip. At about aix a. m. the sh17 1-n:
ing. Al frc a. n. October ID, no ship stood up
better Hnder snth hurricane and heavy
the behaved heE.elf nobly- The cause Of The etop.
page Of the engine. was the shipping OF the TIC.
mcnduous feas which caused great volum IS Of
water 70 reach the fre room, extingxishlng u!e
The cng'nc hatchways had been broken IN b. ihe
Eca Assistant cnEinecrn, water tenders, dremep
ard coal pasfcEa al etood to lhcis posts hraye,y
proved themsclses efficient and wo1thy men.
In Justice tn The owners OF The steamer mus
snd material for repairs 10 tue engine and pnmns
we're furnished me with an un5Hpted
libetality. Captain Krspp and ali the other OH
eels Of lie steamer, as well tho c1ex, wesc IN
lhig In thcr eoFls 10 avert the disaster, a7d the
rosscugesr nobly seconded their exeFtIons ia snch
manner 81 they were requested. Even tho ladies
aasietcd In battling the shin.
, 1866-10-15

Psrrarntion4 Against The Arprnncb Of the
Chairra-The southern Les.Its&H. DC.
Especial DespAtea To the Chicago Tribane.l
MINIATURE, October IA.
: Strenuous csoEss are he!ns made By our city
authorities 10 ward Of any approaches Of the
DIR I'd scourge, cholera The MAYO. has Issued \
proclamation requesting the uln1pst cleanliness
during The next thisty days. As ret shc.c have
1et n 10 cttt9.
.Judce Patterson and General Smith, of the Toy
ii SoHthcr1e1e, spoke to 4 crowded house he:e
last evening xt;h mueh effect, and arc helping the
the cor dillon, pasl and present, OF the south,
more than the more eloquent and finished speak
e,s Of tho North. They arc to speak at several
places In ths State beiore returning to their hoe1.
, 1866-10-15

Eloquent and Elective Address By John
Pope Moanett TO hfe Irish Fellnw.Cisl.
zenH-The Copperhezds Try to Pus uim
Down. But Fail-Thc Fcnia.s Couxratu-
1atc Him.
Especial Despatch to the Chicaso Ttibune1
sPn1xoF1ELp, October II.
On last evening, John Pope Hodnett Eeq., the
distinguished Irish otator Of This Stale, addressed
d very large crowd Of his ttliow-coaatzymen In
front Of the cbcnery House, and in the .hors space
oftwo hours told them moro political truth than
they had probably heard in their whole lives be-
fere. Nj. II. Is quite youthful, but he Is n very
David In courage and perseverance,. He Is mem
her OF ihe FeniAn Organization, and spoke in be-
half Of universal liberty for al sorts Of meu,
everywhere. This, he rczy clearly demons tra,ed,
was The only tine and consistent platform for an
fusion, however, he IT said, The. 1ri.huen Of
Ame1fca, exhibited the strange sud jneoucruo1a
esy + asf q Ds.e slin sa hs Ra I an5Ds e S
and II fayos of slsrers n iss isnd q thet1 adop
milk elernsI c1nisi md hatred 10 Enslaad's
in bis own country Is ~ abolil1onist, and %.
aae}ea :e9 y on b,n!si q snd
other great Irish ttascsmen, yes strange aud IN.
accountable a. may be the faes, no sosner
essike hAnds With The uienla and lilies OF tne
English aHsioc14ey, The o'[earehs Of ths soaih,
md fotcetslng their dsst iorr Of universal free-
dom. become the strongest advocates and sup.
sold them fznIiy iha. & taey ever expected 10
sceompli.h aaJthing ior then na'1Te isle; they
people Of this great country that they were IL
earnest when they talsod of The libs.anon Of
ibers IL IL !ard of s tae1 "a a4opaoG. Aao 'o'' lot
These arguments were driven homo with tia
and emphasis which an 1rishman oaly can com
eoiofs he Geaehery II Andiew joaasoa NJ so~ssd ,sd
the Fen4n osganl1a.!on- selling them; arms,
.s sS nd n II
satton Of Canada; and when Tie expedition WAS
fairly under way. sending an armed fo;c- to ia.
terdlrt the eame; and eondscattrs the sesy arms
lie slso dsnont.1ssed ihsi the publican party
wefs The Only friends ne FeniA, hid On this
the nation had faiicd 70 contribute 10 their canse
The Republicans had been liz most liberal zup-
Ill ia lie ssns.e nth 's oos e'esz eiee3ias, gs%e
n, Ii. which enss sn hi. saa. n.
stubborn truths were very onpalatsbls 10 pos-
tssncs for shei: cafs, snd iof = dine thty licked
ard tqutEned under the ,z.h, aud manifested =
sross dispses,lon st 10 o.e;s nP ,he meeting. h..
&c ten sa.o.n ~ az
| the indotnitahlc Hlherntan, bat nothing could
1a1ge majority o. his auditory were viii, him, aud
| in The end he 0vereume Ill opposition and WAS
heatd with the utmost respect. Ills speech has
/ ranks, which ~i1l undoubtedly be followed by
| their utter Decentralization.
| After the speech, he WAS called upon in the
| Chenesy uou.t tY almost every prpmlneat Fc-
nIan IN The city, and congratulated upon his
triumph. It WIS, indeed. razc sight % sec 4
cenninc llithIaau. Of the Roman Catholic reIf,
The Abolition party. What may not b. expected
| after thiA1
, 1866-10-15

Heavy ForxericA-Thc Charges against the
street C&Nn,s8toner-The Ctolera-Frob-
Abac AbdtcAIlon of hl4xtmilttan.
EEw YoNK, October IA eef4et Of extensive
for Ccrtcs On kcyr12i Of the banks and bankers Of
ih.s citr 10 the amount Of 81. .on hiss Just coma 10
light Some OF the forged checks ~erc hepos1ta1
In the Hanover bank W an Importer of the nsme
OF Eucene DpsArd, who succeeded In obtstn;nc
{ln,lU0. Two checks were drawn in the uanae q
Trevor Ca1oate, tankers, Of Wall street, ore for
E5m, and Tho other for $3.GM and
we're drawn aKAtnst after having ben
evoeltrd. The North American Bank, them.eal
and Me.thante' Btuks arr anon. the yitthus TINS
far It appears only <1e> >Mn hasc heca host On this
was arrested yeetesday and taksa heforc Justice
Dou}lug, At the Tomfn Po1lcc Court partial
examination was made In tbs eeAe, uhcu the pro-
eeedfDee y e1e further adjourned until to-moE1aw
1t IL o'clock 4. m
nn1aud, hc alleged principal in tho aEah, Is Il
ls5ke.
NV Ionz, oc.epes 1.-THE elasxse preferred
, 1866-10-15

Auother Searc-Thc Canadian Patrols 0ut.
new YoaE, October 1i.-1he H<Feld's Toronto
Erie, Canada, scsierdsy, by the elr.a!aiion Of
1umor II a, orsanized pa ~ OF Buffalo .'roushs'
contemplated a raid upon the frontier.
patrol the river between Bn:5alo aud Niagara
FA11e.
company Of volunteers patro1cd the saye! In
were taken, bui the raiders failed put In an ap-
pea.anee. On the zane dsy the Fcui4ns had
picnic excursion down the slvcs, ard when pass.
Reecue, The hand played wearing Of the Green"
and Other popular irish alss, and the e1curston-
Itts nated The .';unbutst'' In from: Of the red
'eoats> and eheezcd for Roberts And O'Nell. This
20 exztpezuted the Captain Of the cuneoat that be
ordered the c%cuftEon boat away and threatened
10 6re tn1o the psIty.
, 1866-10-15
FROM EEN0SHA.
Interesting tfAaou1c Ceremsnie-Ahfe A6-
dEttA hY HexA ~. Z. e4futfhest.

IutrFe~tinR mAsougc Cereu, snies-Ahfc A6-
drets By Hev. ~. +. smtthett. DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
EENoenA, October II.
Interesting ruasontc ceremonies In honor OF the
memory Of Abraham Hanson, Cnlsed Siates
Consul General to llberla, snd who died At Mon
rosia in July last, took place here to-day. A
large body Of Free Aaeone and Odd Fellows, to
which the dcceated belonged, Joined in the solemn
and Imposing funeral rles ia memory Of their de-
Parted brother. and marching to simmons Hall.
where an immense coreousse OF citizens wese
ly the Rev. W. T. Smilhctt, OF the Episcopal
Churrh Of this city. The address was born ad-
u!rahle and suitable 10 the occasion, being highly
psvsslve Of the deep ecnse Of loss fell By ali Of
his widely extended circle Of friends, ~ well in
Afttca Is In this country.
, 1866-10-15

against Street Commissioner Cornell were OH
csa'ly served upon him yesterday. and the Gov
e1nor hae requested hts defence to be died forth
with. He will then act In the matter peFaorally,
Or sprofne commissioner TO take testimony and
Investigate The fnbieet. II l. understood that The
delcnetant VIII ssk the hitter privilege, under the
act Of last winter.
There were but two nav eases Of cholera md
nodeaihs reported at the Re1,istnr's of.ce yeslcr
q ~; on board the uelretia- now at quarantine,
three new cases on Governors Island since the
last report.
The Hfrcids VieoA correspondence Of Sep-
tenl.es 18th eayt: ''The new Free ITess, Of this
ctJ. SAYS the Empress Carlotta expects b. the
next steamer to hear OF the abdicnaion OF her
spouse. She goes In 4 few days TO await his re
turn, and will meet the Emperor sud Emdres5 OF
Auatri1.
, 1866-10-15
Comm odore Vanderbilt and EHE Hn11
road and Steamboat Schemes.

There Is good deal ofsccrct history about
rnilrond management. Among the recent
e1empl1feations Of what Is going on here in
this line, Is Commodore Fanderbilt's row
with the Peoples Line Of Albany steam
boats. Lattesly, the steamboats, have been
delayed at Albany to n late hour in order to
make connection with the Rensselaer, l. sar-
Atoga Railroad trains, which they frequently
fall todo. Now, the time Gu that road Is to
be charged. at Vanderhi1t's behest, 90 that
the Hudson River end Harlem roads, which
have been consolidated, can get the passeu-
gers. The Commodore has also tried to
make similar Arrangement with the New
York Central, but got snubbed instead.
IT appears that be has secured a lease Of
the Athens and Schenectady Railroad for
ninety.ainc years. 1t IN annual rental Of
Athens lies opposite Hudson, and the ealcu-
latton has been that the Peoples Line Of
steamboats,, instead of going to Albany,
shall deliver Passengers at Athens, from
whence they can proceed West without de-
layr Ia Schenectady, thereby saving three
fork as late as nine o'clock at night, besides
avoiding the risk Of laying over for hours on
the 'ovetslangh,'' Just below Albany. or
course, the Comtuodore's control of the Ath-
ens Railroad has blocked this little game, 90
far as giving the steamboat line the monop-
oily. The Albanians, however, who suspect
that the Athens scheme win be = blow 1T
their local business, threaten to run shore
road down to Athens, by way of having
finger In the pie, no matter whose oven II is
to be baked in.
The truth is, Vanderbilt is becoming the
Colossus Of roads, so far as the Empire State
is concerned. He owns most Of the Hudson
River Road, IS we'll as Of the Harlem, tthe
latter being cornered'' on him at cost Of
about $50 a shane,) and also a con-
trolling interest In the New York Central.
He Is also 'tsome on steamboats,, a. the
poor Staten Islanders found out for many
weary year.
Last spring several lines Of Hudson River
1oats were running 10 Sing Sing, and the
Commodore, In order to smash things gencs-
ally. Tor bccausc he wanted to learn the Wny
to Sing Sing for future corEenience,) put on
IN independent line Of boats, and for = while
the fare to that place was reduced to only
ten cents, or about onc-fourth Of q cent per
mile-Sing Sing being thirty-six miles from
New York. The doughty spcculator is now
trying to be made President Of the New
York Central, In Dean RIehmond's place,
which accounts for the apasmodic jump In
tho price of that stock during the past few
days. On Friday it took trapczc hop Of
from 100 to l15A per Cent. Perhaps it will
go, to lao before the little game Is played
out.
, 1866-10-15
FROM MEMPHIS.

The Eleettsn-0utruEc by Fircmcn-t1nton
Yfctorv-Pnrks Badly Defeated lar Mayor.
Especial Dezpateh to tho Chicaco Ttabune.]
AKxrM1s, October II.
orr ei,y elcetion WIS spirited but orderly, ex-
ecpt whe1u the afrmen attempted 10 brca1 up tho
polls BY driving i hose tam sanoaa,y In upea
Tho Judges apd Sher1f, On returning npm are,
, 1866-10-15

F1euuy Council held pnblle eeseiop today =;
Ehe Cathedral. Archbishop Kenricx, celebrated
pontaeIa1 high mast and Archbishop ForcelI
preached the sermon.
The dectees Of the Council we.e read In latin,
Rishop B1raga, of Marquette, Wis IL lying ".
noua1y Ill. from tho Kesult Of I'LL 8t tic Arch
bthop's = Ms1stou.
, 1866-10-15

The Fire ut Loutavlaie-
IorIsv1rlH, October 1J--Thc destruction OF
the theatre last night involved an estimated loss
Of $7O.eO9: Insured for $10, 600.
Tho loss 10 the Jewish Synagogue was small
tnd fully coveted BY insurance.
The Indictment for treason aRnfnst Hon ]. F.
Bnltil In the United States Court was qnnshcd
to!asy+ lhe UnE1ed States Attorney cntesing
H1He Dspxsc1f,
, 1866-10-15

1 r1nLaTn14 1Inai = October 1t-oreial returns from
JoHty. '1's' WV LA
MaH31r Ss15e GSeansy Sy r1Ees clymer ~ majority.
, 1866-10-15

Ohio Congregational EIeetlou.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.I
cRcNxAT1, Oetober1L
The following are the majvsiucs IN the dluescut
Ohio Districts fot Congressmtn. The fgu1cs will
vary bat little tom the Official setusu4;
, 1866-10-15

L
~ OTs1E or 1m BoAnp or PCullc NoE1,l
Ca1caao. october T. 1856.
Puac yot1ce il heYrbY siytu 10 III pef1oas INTEREST
e. 1Aat uate1.:Ensd Iomrai*aioaets Of he Ha.Ea
of fpphlic Works OF the CITY ct Chicago hafe emple0
nc A. 'sestment Foil br widening nc essteslT Roxaon
pa1t of hioeE ID oriSiaal Toxa ot Chieaso+ e tne
Wieth ot eighteen ret bJ tas1EE s6p q laaa e1ns
rt*en Of iot ). md n;oeS e III nd 49, iosn M
north II .up'o. and ~ I'd .tE.n q l.od r.
Ditt.iUn II lats and y aod lot b:oek y ofist-
nal IoEn cf G. escos aad the soqEh tecs 81 Inc w
NJ rtt Of fntttE OF Asee+sn.s brts.ou OF lots and
aEc Il iot & bork Il. Original ro1u Of chca-o7
xnd sch *ame0t Ea haA been nled In hs oten of
The City Clerk
nj aid C:y, It's ceIt REGULAR meeting 10 be bald &C
he tecotd day Ucoees. 1s6d the boar Il
X pclcef D. n, nor confirmation Of such aascsseut
aFhIt time III Interested st nave the 70
be heard An persons Wishing to object 70 said ass
nt nn.st ~ tseF ooessons 70 20 s.n in ~Etssnx.
1uth MEETING o1 tas Common Council
J.9 9lNDK1k
FRKD. LKTL
o, J, ROSE
cunnizaaaal ot Ia Boa,aaf fabae Wssss-
6c41Sk
, 1866-10-15

TRxx1ox, II. J.. October 14.-Co1onc,c
1hric formerly State Slih:atian, saj soma 1..s. ~
sEo senator from Warren County, died il this
, 1866-10-15

The eix.ecn Union Dst1ic,s give total majority
q !sfA and The three Democratic DlsHicts L 10d.
State OF q, ,na which will te slightly Increased By
tie returns 10 come In.
The following Is the result bY countIcs in Deia-
crpot In iS5S.
, 1866-10-15

LATESP FROM EUROPE
| The King Of Hanover Protests
| Against Being Wiped Out
OUR NAVAL VESSELS
IN ENGLAND,
Important Letter from a
Confidential Friend Of
| Maximilian.
Pacific Disposition Of the
English Toward |
| America.
DIFFICULTIES BETWEEN ENGLAND |
| AND SPAIN.
The War in Gambia.
VICTORIES TO TIE CHRISTIANS.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST
GENERAL BANKS.
The Secesh Defeated in
Memphis.
South Carolina Regiment Pro.
poses to Hclp the President
Wipe Out Congress,
GENERAL BUTLER IN
4 ST. LOUIS.
, Eloquent and Effective Speech
i Of John Pope I1odnett in
i Springfield.
Our Claims Against
England.
TIE LOST STEAMER EVEN
: Ing STAR.
Statement Of the Chief En-
gineer.