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, 1866-10-30
FROM BLOOMINGTON.

4 T4uTuc md Imro1cut CoporFjohn%on 11usa
1lcctfng-"0nc 1Iajor 1Iorcau" from tn-
dtuna-I. j. kctchuul,t al Coppcriohnson
side shnwmnn-t:cuctal 1IeCIcruand Ad.
dresses Select FcW-AnuN Dtcktns0u.
Fspccfe1 Despatch to the Chicago Tsiaunc.1
B1oos1xGTnS. Illinois. October -,
For the last three weeks handbllls have been
circulating all through Mclean and Dewitt conn-
tics, announcing that 4 grand Conservative mass.
meeting would bc held In this city io-dar. Sena-
lor Doo1it,lc, General McCic.naud, and other
prominent brc.d-and-but!cr orators were to be
here and address the meeting. The day came,
and with Il 4 cloudlcss sky, and warm genial
sunshine; but tic CoppcEjohnsons cane not.
The quiet Of our busy little city was uot disturbed
as ss nan G. e%d Sa:e on 'n ac s'a ere.s
was eboui ths & sane .a, "a, as may oe sen
s inc ety G # se ball. .n or es
honrs the sout*sfrrtng notes rang ont upon the
clca. a,I. bus failed to bring TIC crowd. When
third fail; hnt before the c,,sc tho crowd was
fSssa bcallt md 4 Ssss sd
Moreaa. Who SAID he h.d inat come from
Mr. Jrlsn'e District In Indiana; HIS haFangnc
was simply The n,tesaneef Of vulgar 'ma@o -ne.
@ II fssaSe s stT q n qs
iasy achievements, md did moi cyen ton,h isron
tie issNc ruw before the people. His vulgar lungs
and low billings cate wcre 1oIldly app'audc1 By the
Comprehend portion Of The audience, and his=cd
by tho Republicans.
i; J. ks,sban,. renesadc Republican. tcon.
next speaker. He spoke TIL nearly sun.dowI,.
and when nc he fio,ed sd nearly MI thu crowd y,
speech Tns a vain attempt 10 chow
that a. Johreon had not deserted the principles
rpon which Re was elecled- nrt that the party
who arc now opposed 10 tsAi,ors being allowed
10 assume the places Of power aud ucnce IN the
Government, arc alsutiionista and rcbols. He
u eoah L. Rsee ppeceh Ia
at thc spirit OF tic Philadelphia Convention In It
bui failed to bring tcl.s Into oi any or hi.
dressing a small Coppcrhcad audience Vi tht
Cont House, but faila to awaken auy eushu
, 1866-10-30
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Fatal shooting AnIray Mt Cambridge City
The Enumeration Of Observation-Disclosures
and AppoIutnncnr-t.ouyenttan OF the Eauni
Rights Lca3ues-OMc1ul Majority.
lspccia1 Despatch to the Chicago Tri51ne.l
INDIANAPOLIS. October =.
A shooting affay took placc at Cambridge City,
In this stnte. on Saturday 1uornsug last. which
will probably result in the death Of one OF the
parties, ii nrpear. that there had been didculty
between Alex. Dashcr and Wm. 1nyard for some
tin,c rc!al@e 10 bond given by one to the other.
The two met in a saloon on Saturday morning.
whcn Dashcr, who has been regarded az kind Of
bully, threatened and attempted to shoot Inyard.
Other pa.;.cs iutc,fcred. and 1hc INST
er ended for a time. scou. after, ho:v-
and aftcr blows, lnyaId drew q revolver a3d shot
pasher, thc hail cnicrfns the left temple. nashcs
lies in yc:! prccafioue condition, the wound be-
Ing thought naotia.. From all accounts, lnyard
srcressor 1t ali. Dasher Is regarded a. quar-
rclsomc man.
The reports Of The enumeration OF voters in tho
State. made pursuant to At acs Of the Gcaera A.
sernhly pasetd At the last session. have all been
received hy the Audi'os Of thu state VIII tho e,
Greene. Their delay IL cansing no little ttonol..
signed his position rs Trus.ec OF the
*sja{c Normal Schoo! this morning. The Governor
Public Schools in Terrc nante, to ill the vacan
The Convention Of the Equal Rights 1.casue Of
this State meets On The 9Th at November, III the
colored baptist Church Of This city:
Major General Jetefton c. Davis IL In the city
The Official majority for Secretary os State Ii
119u1
, 1866-10-30

Terrific Boiler Exploxion-A fHoy 31tlicd.
md alan FINALLY, ,Iujurtd-Sixtl Congress
s1ornl Bis1rtct--A I5pocritc, Acc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1riburc.1
DKs MoxEs, October ..
The news has inst come to town Of terrific
boiler explosion, ten miles west, At steam saw-
mill. The boiler was thrown By the force Of the
explosion one hundred and fifty p.ces OF; the
front OF the furnace YVES thrown through the tops
ofeomc trees, takin: OF the limbs In It's passage,
and landing at distance Of one hundred and for.
ty PAGES, One boy was instantly killed, and q
man fatally injured.
Returns chow that Story Comfy, the scene Of
The Hubbard Congressional election fraud, gave
Woodbury. the substitute tos Hubbard, thir1l
Hubbard eighty msjotiiy orer the same candidate
T. IL radical county that ean yote fof two kepub
On Thursday strike among the railroad hand.
took place at Newton, Oh the Chicago Rock H.
land and Pacific Railroad, but new hands were a1
olce put On.
a man named jameson played tho confidence
game at Newton recently. He lro!essed religion
ioiccd the Christian church, and was appofntei
agent 10. solicit funds to build church, aud rat
away with the money. lie was captured ant
, 1866-10-30
FROM CAIRO.

t:ruud Republican Turnaus-soccctca hr
13on. ). II. Ward and DE-. DscF. Of Chtcazo
-Thc Union Fires Burning brightly In
Lo.yrr Euspt.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibnne.]
CA1nu, October %.
Another grand Union rally tonight The thea
ire, lhe larrcst public assembly room in the city,
Vas filed. Hon. J. D. Ward, Of Chicago. WAS tn-
s:oduced by S. II. Hay. and received with great
-rn!auec. ard after fsS introductory tcma.ks
proceeded to make mntt impressive md pover-
jul speech. IN wnich the sr II question: Of the
day were considered III q spirit OF kindness aad
carEc-t appeal.
He was followed By Dr.. Dyer, also Of Chicago,
who held his audience spell bound, while he DIS
courecd the national isenes In words Of bnrninc
t}cgncnce- 4 touching alius!on WAS made 10 the
1anc,.;cd President lincoln. The speaker paid
IL respects 10 Andrew johnson as the President
ri ssasFins, made President By the hand Of IN
:sta.efu-
7 he meeting WIS one Of the most orderly and
e.l';2usiastie throughout and closed with dtateE-
i:",c:ccrs for the speakers, General Logan, Cen
rra1 l,auu., and Hon. y, o. Mum.
The Enson people OF Lower Esypr nrc thoron n
j. aroused. enthusiastic and cheerful, and will
roll up such majority in the conling election A.
VIII utterly surprise and eon!bun1 ''1ny policy =
.nG Ills Coppcrhead friends.
A boat hns been chartered to take o large dele
CATION Of Republicans to Metropolis tomorrow
10 hear tha gallant Loeun in one Of bis powetfu
EpgecheS Al that place.
, 1866-10-30
MEXICO.

Aid SnuEht from the United Sfatc.-Ru-
uorcd Fusnrc Policy Of our Government.
NEW YoRK, October :9.--Thc ISnsrs Of this
morning says It cannot be DOUBTED but tlnt the
Government of Iua,cz has already fonsht The aid
Ct the United States, In lis cforte to Fe-cstablish
lis authority ovar the ctuendng factions that will
cti=c upon III: rniHs OF 1he Empire Unless the
,cpons received from Washington are At fanlt,
the President haa Indicated his willingness 10 cn-
send 10 the City Of Mexico. II euch etcp should
oc deemed advisable. fufce Of At least :U-tu0
1acn, under General Grunt some olheE officer
Of h;Gh runk and reputation, clothed with power
70 aid TIC GoreFnnent Of our sister Republic, IL
* restoration Of oYder aad security.
~ matte. Of course the Government Of Mexico
will be expected to incur I'LL tie EXPENSES oi such
m cntesr'iec. She has Abuuoant resources for
this. ae well e to secure us for whatcvcr cuafan
,rcs It rnrht be wise for us to give fnr Tie pay-
nleut Of debts justly due to England and France,
which were made the prete1t for lhc recent iuva
sion Of htr soil and payment at these debts uot,
ct course, including those OF th3 Empire, which
vc have never Acknowledged. and which France
CHI hare no rni1a CHIN On. 1:ac customs TO be
collected 4: Mexican ports already pledged 10 for
Us. would be ample for ttfs object.
GALVESTON, Te1aa, October a9.-BFowns rifle
7apcrs are received. 4 new revelation Hoso
0ttcca Is anticipated. Stirmishing mas occurred
between tortlEa mt C1la1cs. CoEttuA has post.
poncd the attack on Malamor1s.
al tie Request Of Tu7ta, Juarcx sent commits
ElQnets 10 Canalcs Who put them the ca1aboo:e.
E1-confed. rate Postmaster Gcuc.u! Reagan pub
He is very :t.oncly in favor Of granting negro SUI
fsace nEd oil other rights, the eamc a. the whits
man has. Heeays any man unwilling 10 do this K
u demagosue.
, 1866-10-30
FROM LAWRENCE.

FIre ut Atchison-I3cn. Wade on Andy John-
son-Allow1nR Negroes to Vose-Cencra1
To1us Ewtne-Homictde-Ex
Surrender Of Band Of acknowledgements
Stona hT Buahwhackers.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
LAWRENCE Eansas, October -.
4 heavy fire occurred recently at Atct1son, in
which one man was burned to death.
The White Cloud (Kansas} Cht<f noticing the
distinguished railroad excursion party, says
when Ben. Wade was in town some one asked hin,
how they expected to s'makc IT. with andy John.
son mex, winter, 10 which he replied, ''We're 60
ing 10 inpeach him."
The result Of the pending political CANVASS
Ehows that In all probabilities the questiou
Of amending the State Constitution 80 rs to allow
negroes to vote, will probably be submitted tc
W senessl i Thonas @ al EwiSs e. has written to hi.
friends tera that he cannot address them in tht
present Canvass, hnt t1at he wIshes the Couven
ton party entlrs: sncccss.
On Sunday evening, man by the name Of Rus
ec1l Garrett shot Joseph Clifford, IN a ea!oon
NyaElotte, Instantly killing hin.
Asmy dispatches have al the time Indicated
the reports and fears OF Indian losa'ittes In TIL
The following 5stler |. published in the Denve
INesrs Of the eth instant:
FonT GAn1A.sp, Colorado, Oct II, 1sG5.
Vim. J. Godfrey. Esq, Congress- Agency:
SIR: The Mohonchc band Of Etahs have al
come IN and surrendered to General Carson.
!saye this morning on official business for For
Union. General Carson will, ny letter, explain 4
Superintendent Cumming my temporary absence
Send over Immediately 10 General Carson III
beef cattle that were reserved tor general distr
hutton on the s5ta instant. VIII return In t.
days. Yours respectfully; &C.:
United States Indian Agent.
, 1866-10-30

The Police fummtssioner Investigation Cau-
tinurd-Cuse Closed on tho Part OF the
Pro.ecutton-lecmova1 Of the Colnmissiou-
cr* Conceded.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsihnne.l
ANNAPOLIS, October 20.
The GoFernor continued ha investigation rela-
tive to the Baltimore Police Commissioners to-
day. Some twenty Witnesses wcrt exa:uincd, bat
nothing Of special importance was elected. The
evidence was Of the eame general character as
tbat submitted OIL Friday and Saturday.
The prosecution has closed itB brunch Of The
casc. unlcee. rcbuttin: testimony Is Introduced.
arc re- the following: fhat most 1t The judges, aud
c1crkR. and special policemen arc Raaiclls: that
one Of the police commissioners has been slightly
judges neglected 10 nsc boxes f5r rseccl ballots
that all the judges followed The opinion OF
lhc Attorney General Of State. and refused to rc.
sslTe '9ss of sn not IL rx
and perhaps twcuty Of the seven hundred special
policemen, were not men If good moral charac-
Ter, and that Radicals haze a be'ter chance than
Conservatives for being appointed on tLo police
ii il difficult to ser how official misconduct can
be made ont Of this. especially ns 1t Il notorious
more orderly than cveE hsforc..
The Commissioners will begin presenting thelr
Evidence TOMORROW, md expert to oeeapS the
will bc present. and will probably 90 on the
STAND. The Governor expresses the purpose 10
examine him cloacly. The case will probably be
whether the Governor viii give hts decision
then or on Thuralay evening. There seems no
doubt that be will order the removal Of the Com
nsssioncrs: II Is believed that there will be no
tinuhfc il Baltimore u1feas the Governor fol cee
NEW Yons, October e9.-The Baltimore .4,n.r;
efontrs M e. wii iii &c Completely rctnte today J., u.e
testimony for The defence.
, 1866-10-30

Voters Kc9iascrcd In st. Louis-.Join Dla-
cu&sEon--Fatn1 Accts,cut-J udicinl Decision
-rFicc's Fnmtly in a Destitute Coulitton.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tst5anc.l
ST. Lor1s, October ..
Tire tota1 number Of votere registered in st.
Louis County is - &c, effectively disposns Of the
charge that the registry law prevented Coasesvs-
tiycs from voting, ana the canvas lhis week has
been se!y active.
Mcss.s. Pile aud Hogan commenced Joint dis
cuss1on this evening.
I'm invitation WIS forwarded today to Ben.
Wade to stop in St. L,ufs on his homcwasd route
aud deliver radical speech.
Thouch the average mortality for single vecS
In this city IL abont one hundred and fifteen, last
week only ninety deaths occurred.
The Ca11away County arms, lately the subject
Of controversy, have been ortcsrd TO bt sold.
David Sporc, the well known painter, Nas killed
Instantly On Saturday night, BY falling through q
skslieht. hxAE
sou cannot h. inpIlsopcd for refusal to r2y al
alinorv awarded on diyorce euit- but 1t must be
collected the same as any other debt
The fou.cESatife politicians, desiring 10 1take
capital ont Of the FenlAn dstresses, have 81 c1ct
a call for 4 general msss meeting. TO rfotes
against the banging Of Lynch and McMaholl. Tht
Radicals asraign President johnson for desert
tuc the Fenians.
4 subscription paper was recently circ;E1atcd /:
Clarion County, asking recnn1asy assistance Il
relieve tic necessities of Sterling Prices family
| now suffering IN Mexico.
| Another rise IN the Missouri River is rcao7te!
| bT telegraph.
, 1866-10-30
FROM LASALLE.

Destructive Fire-Ln~a S11,000-Insnrance,
83.000-Copperjohusen Failure.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Inbune.l
IASALLE, October 20.
fire occurred here on Saturday night, COR
ner Of First aud Marquette streets, consuming
three wooden buildings occupied as follows:
John Cody, grocer and liquor dealer; losl s, 500
covered by insurance In the International. $. S.
Fairfield, bakery, fruit and confectionery; loss
1880; insurance $500 In Illinois Central, OF
Springfield. Calvin Wilson, grocer; loss 8, 5U0 I;
r. Coulter, paict shop; loss $50; no Insurance.
B: 2; Dcmeritt, shoe shop; tot4l los4: The
Brown and E. F. pemctis, aud valued al $500.
The only Insurance was on DtmtT1tt's, FOR $500.
Hatch, brown : Co.'s 1uo dry goods store sus.
tatucd elight damage. but their etoek escaped
injury. The origin of !he fire is unknown.
The Timts announced last week that one Judge
Nead would to-day address the Democracy o1
LnSnl!e hut as set no symptoms OF such an In.
Nictlon upon tho body polite arc discoscrable.
, 1866-10-30

Rcnppcnrnncc OF Cholcrn-Tbe Fail Races
-&.nnyictIpu J'pdcr the civil lltchtx' Bill
rrcnxr Finr fnr Tiointion of The Iteycnnc
Nv
"' ,,-.
LOUISVILLE, October %.
Tie cholera has zcappeatcd here, but in a mild
form.
Inc 1aa uo'llnE over the "ooola"n Course be-
can to-day. The track WAS lteyay from recent
rains, TIE drst race was a swcepstaSc9 to bar.
10 .ntr3ss ~, Il Ain+onIcr:o mrow ri, fr p;,o,
,rnn T., Xxi iisfaneinr she hav cni, ~ Ahde1ts
md r. rhcstnnt rei1:nG. nel,eIee nnt statef.
n;a,eJ ImI,.rS for Ill rents ~ ~ ,,sis
s, b,.t thron r. re Th1rs .rorn n,o o.r,rt
Assu ,1t ~ . sn,t - .. ri: a. - a:os, "9
sua'fua rst - c,S,F 5000 t. ~ d* 80 .
~ 49, ~ - VIII s.Ei"G ,rn .aa,n1 NI.ca !, ~"
, 1866-10-30
FROM MADISON.

4 CorreEjohnson Fizztc-Doaltttie Holds
Fnrth Ast"ruoon nd EycutuR-Thc H4v-
tng~ al n nfsnppo5ntcd Ar0~tutc, .xc.
Especial Despatch to the CLscaco Ttibunc.1
MADISON. Wis, October -.
The Confederate meeting here on Saturday,
which xAs expected to be the ,randest demon
stration Of tic season, Wis a dead failure from
beginning to end. OF the numerous spcakcs
advertised, ouly Doollttlc and Emil Kothc, 4
German Coprcrhcaa frnm Wolettown, were hero
1e take pan: storm prevailed al day and ese-
tprke two hour in the afternoon. and aado
fhortc. speech in the evening: He has
,Ey snd clap-itap-dce'as1ng ,hst Congress had no
Fight 10 exact any guarantees; thai tie continuance
OF tic Radical treat1nf III of the SoQth excluding
them from representation, &C.: would iustify rev
would degrade the Sonth, and tutiulriug In a most
bitter tiradc against New England.
Mr. Koihc. who followed Dooiti1e IN the crcu-
ing made the denuneIasion OF New England the
staple Of his remarks in English, and then le:an
talking German to rapidly y-dtmiu1sAinc audience
The coppcracad. a1e much disp,rited By ,hc
1!Tair.
The wca;he. has cleared Of beautifully to-ci-ht.
, 1866-10-30

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
NAsu1AGTo October -.


WASHINGTON. October -.
sEcnE1AnT STANTON.
The kilograms which have been going the
rounds 10 the effect that Secretary Stanton ez-
poets to rcsign, to be appointed Minister to
sran. OF that he has solicited any Office whatever
At the hands or Mr. johnson, are without the least
foundation These reports have been set adoat
By the enemies al The Secretary for the purpose of
injur1nE him In the estimation Of the 1oyal ma sscs
Of TIC conntiy-
OBITUARY.
At latc hon: this evening information VI. sc-
cri1ed ofthc death Of Mr. Frank Henry, Of thls
Office, Who had rome into tho country for scaAon
on account of iII-hcaI,h. Mr.. Henry has Ion. been
connected ith the Washington otIccs Of the lead
Ing newspapers OF the country, and his ability in
bis profession WAS acknowledged by all. be had
wide circle Of acquaintances and friends. and
pofseseed ae thorough knowledge Of the whnlc
machinery OF The Government as any man in the
Cabinet His loss will fall heavily upon his
friends, and particularly upon his business asso-
ciotee. As resident Of the District be was for
years before the war stauuch supporter Of anti.
e1ayery doctrines, and from tho outbreak OF The
war m unconpromisfnC enemy Of rebellion In all
Its foruf and in the support Of bis principles lc
has made his influence widely felt through his
letters and dispatches.
THE cAxApIAx TRIALS.
The subcommittee On The part Of the Tammany
Hall committee. appointed 10 make political capt
tai out of the Canadian trials Of Lynch and McAa
hon, Ind two interviews with the President to
day. They presented letter from Mayor IIo1f
1nan, inclostng some resolutions Of the Connctls
Of New Toss concerning the casc TAG Prcsi
dent, at the second Interview. returned lettc
, 1866-10-30

Fatal A1ra5s-A Boy Murders His Youih-
fut CornrnnIon-Sad Case 0f DcprnvtES.

Fatal A1raFa-A Boy Murders His foufh-
tut CornrnnIon-ssad Case of DcprnvttS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnhunc.l
ClSc1sSA71, October %.
4 desperate a:!ray occurred so~nighs On BEo1d-
way, near Hnnt, resulting ia the fatal woundins
Of a man named Johp Hughes By one Gland Rcu-
fen. Hughes was stabbed IN The abdomen, =
potion Of hi bowels pgotEndins from the wound.
Reufcn escaped and has tlot yc, been arrested.
CINCINNATI, Octol,c1 sA.-The following ART the
particulars III full Of boy murder here yesterday:
At about five O'Clock yesterday afternoon, q paSty
Of rough Juveniles. such As would have delighted
the heart Of " FaEan.' were eongresatcd IN coal
yard On the sonth eide Of Third street. between
Ludlow aud Lawrence, engaged in rough and
no+Sahbath-1!Ae sposte, when one Of lhez. IAtriek
Gallagher. Knocked Edward Morris hat from his
head. Morris took offence ut this, Immediately
drew a sin:1e.ehot pistol. and after snapplos It
twice at bis intended victim, succeeding In dis
cha ging IT. shooting Gal1acher through the breast
and producing wound that very soon proved
The lad Gal!ag fell to the ground. bleeding
terribly from the wound His companions 1muac-
dtate1y dispersed, and tho juvenile murderer.
Morris, throwing away bis pistol also attempted
10 esea1e. hut was caught AMI taken to the Na1n-
| nord street station.
| Patrick gallagher was IN orphan, fourteen nad .
tali years Of age. and resided at No. 81 Broadway
| With q married sister. The lureni1c murderer
| Edward Norris. Il American born ard fourier
| yrase oh. lis :a!he1 is dad. hnt his mother
stiu LIVING. Judging by bis appearance end maj
, 1866-10-30
THE CONDEMNED FENIANS,

,rbn f:n,rt1 1vrr the prt.opr,. T,r+~o ..d-
Their s; r. reTsonal = cond!.tsn-Eao1ts .aEao1ts e 30
n!naS 11s 1cp1e-aleetinR e ot me Cani-
ret camea Lane 10 o. constaer 1.a the natter-iD-
attractions 70 onf Consal-Tcmper OF the
Fen,ans.A New xer1 conu.19ee Visit.
the President In Bchulf Of she Coodemncd
SIw Yonx. OctobeT eo-1,e H<ro,,r, ia,
The <.
Ta,;srs ~ - eonneI ~ thtsats ~ a.. ! "!esc &c s
tha-ite. r. 10 ,e., toxs,Ia ia tr;sone, aa
ane a e;assu1 f. agse az al %!n3ut
snn nned c' se IF ,na AT ~ ~ HonsH, r.
"ts9 nsv unae5 e clo,h3nf .,u p, 1,.h
ncS ~ ~ ~ .Io, * rs ~ s
n:ieyed. " ~ s'' @4s '0'' o. -e '''S'n ~
a. r. a t.i,n, Ieo e. IL .sr ~ Me'
he Government shou5d t.le IN Tcard to pgSs
n,o eGss5 nf ~ o1 INC fenan prisoners
M IL 3oycIgor n,ii IT. poiTtRone fix
n.trol ,he fro,1sr nn,i III aftep H. exsrn,on ~
't new TonE, OCTOBER ssGThe i7t;oia's Wash,
~ III n " erse, daTs .nd ~ at;ar sn n1s,s
~ itl, he prceidrnt has left Wasnc,on m to a.,umc
o. n,s f ens r
;s ihe w3si3 Of he Presidcni ihsr the rcnresenta
~. If he Govrrnnent shonid hn thefe nj the
| An,iies. nrort;cnfia nsrioa ~A'N ~ %4'o SO w.
Rensp Circles at the Ger.nta
~ est 70 th rs, n1gd1 inn L. ~
shon1d 1hey ie e1ec,f,.i AMI d,rei Tho Cnns sii1ns
tn earry tftfr tbreafs intn execution.
TIeIe Il s5cst excitsment nmonr t}e ren;,n,
conre1ofno the rccent sentcnrs n dcsth ~ ,he
EsnIans Is Can.ia' The Roh.rts f.;rric haid M "a a
| mas rorSenfinn tnuf1ht IN 9lcvisn nroner artnn
~; fhs ent,rrt :" "0e'17o feope' "."oA
nesns,r1,cs f,o,n ,1ctrrxnn citv. Kansas c,tv
G. iotenf Wsnniis, sna cisertn.1c 1.nqc scn ~ -,
| tetse Excitement among he Fcntaas on his
| snhrect
| VAsn1sGros. October a9.-General MurnhT,
snnerri.nr u. Roach. ,Int]re Hnran. Jndrc Shan.
! nEnnJ,.tci! hv he i'smnnanv fIaiI General cam.
| 1n,;f,ec gr.tyrd i,are this morninr snd in,tween
| cierrn mi fme1re o,cincl csiird linn the F1csf.
Ieni nf The Tn{tcd Statee in confnrnity With the
dniy for which they were dssiEnated. and prc-
e.uied to him COPY Of The nFcceedincs Of The
f;enefai Committee In rc:ation 10 the summary nv
cnnviciion md sentence Of Nobert Bioss i.vnch.
i,y tie Cauad,an nnthoritIee. and declaring In;
tic Prcsdtnt shonld promptly and Teso1ulely in.
te!ye9e. asd insist hat Lynch. and 4! o;hs;
he dcijye1ed m 70 our nationa, auihor1t,ys.
Senator Bradjev smoke in bcl1aif OF the commit.
tee clearly but briefly stating the object Of ihc
commission, The President Informed them thai
lie had received 4 copy Of The Tammany Iiatl nro.
crrdinCs through Msyor Uofm1p, Of wYorI
md sad The commiftec world perceive from thc
| cor1esn6nderco with nnr Cnnsnl A. Tnrnnfn ar
lie British Minister published in lo.dar's pansrs
| fhat he had auticiuated the ohict Of The Yesoif
lions. We exnreeseti his profo1nd symna;hv viii
fhe Condemned nrisoners. and woul;i accorAinoI1
do ali tilat lay In his power ior their welfare al
relief
At hnlt'rast three O'Clock Tbs afternoon. n!
lhnans so1mes naa Mmo.uia LII t'sess.e" M1st
the mrmo,isi ,Jdrrssni1 to Hin W,l1iatn liz N TweeS 4
, | thc ch-irrnn IT fhe rnrnm;tt,e trns h.rdr5 :.
, 1866-10-30

4;ercrnl Shcridan's Order RcfaffFe to
tiextcn-Kuu4ur thas sheridan tias been
Ordered tp Report ut syushtnctou-tsaF.
cruor Humphrey Rcea,u:urudaitSu*C Con-
c~rnfuG lril. Dnsis-Thc New {snvrrnar-
lscpernt Of Cnbn.
NEW YORK, October 3l.-Thc Ufrdfd'a Scw
Orleans special says: o:tcga asserts That he has
nosiityc assusaucc that General Shcrid1nE order