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AMERICAN FREEDMEy,S UNION
COMMISSION,

concDGrion Of tta scaaion in flnt&imnrr-
Favorable atcpart Of the ~ccrctnry-Ch1cl
Justice Chure Elected President.
DALTlhUNr, October li.--The American Freed.
mrHa Gn6t Commission has concluded liz aes.
sion In Ilalfnlorc. Ihc rrpnst OF The Scucral Ssc.
rrtnry A'lo"c cd 1!us the Commission has sp1taille
dnr'ng the year, ca teachers, m1!ntanrd :,Yj
tehoo!*, and d!.tibuted <sts,'1ed in supplies. and
that IT. organization extended Into nearly every
State. b0ih Surth nnh suuih,
Hon. Chief Juatlcc Chart waa elected President
Of the Commission. and has accepted the tcsi;inn
;An'ong those tho.o !n aten'l.ncs atr Chief Justice
!trgnty. late AE.I.tant cou1mtssiouer Of Texas :
ncy; Nenry Ward Dcecher, ltey. 1sdbe1, Patterson,
J., a s1sat public meeting Of the comtnt~.!ou j. 10
M171aonE, October IA public meeting was
hrld Tonight al the Front Street Theatre Under
The auspices Of the American Frccdmen'e UnIon
G.mmistto ton. aud lhe Association foT Moral and
EDUCATIONAL improvement Of tho tolored people.
Gatsl jns'iec Chase presided. Notwithstanding
me tnSl,nGnt Weasher thc fracton. building was
Ward Beeches, General o. O. Howard anl oihcri,
addressed the meeting. Nr. Derchcr's ndJress
waE aycrs eloquent and effective csi6ft. Tic 9adt:
ttitfms, appeal iu behalf Of education Of COL
OfeI pcop1c.
, 1866-10-12

CnuurrHeiouai Samlnut nutlour-Nouinnt of
General Butler In ahc Filth Dla.rfct-Nc-
nnm5nnttau Of Hou. Thomnn d. Eliot in
the First District, mud Hon. j. d. Baldwin
In the EiRtlh.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune.]
BosTos, October II.
Republican Conventions were held III three
MnssachuEctts districts to-day. In tho Fith.
General Butler was nominated almost unant.
mou-1y, only two votes being cast against him In
n convention OF nearly two hundred delegates
Dr. J,oring, who was, some time ago, regarded as
a competitor cf General Butler. made i speech
culoE;z1r. thu candidate for lila extrcmt radI.
caltttn AID DECLARING that The district had ,akt,,
the responsibility Of sending to Congress u1au
who won1d make tho impeachment of Andrew
Johnson the great pn1pote OF this life. In the
First ui:!r'et. Mr.. kliot was rc.oorntnatet!, 1t,
spite Of his letter Of withdrawal. in the Eighth
ntktrlet. Mr. BALDWIN. editor Of the Worcester
;sry, ihc present Representative, was unanimous.
Ii tcnoyninated,
, 1866-10-12
MEXICO,

Hattie Pt"DuhE5 Fought Mt aienterey-A
ltcportrd nr1cnt-~tMs. mcut tbat Maxi.
mttlnn Inns time 6scr to thc Church Party
-tiovrmrhtK Of Frcnrh Troopn-Prom,ret
L0nn to A2nxtMs9fhn-J ohuHon'A Blockndc
Proclamation a.ootcd Upon M IN Eicc-
lS0nccrinG n0l1ac.
New YonK, October lf.-Thc Mrulf's Mexican
j,a, the lmpc ial commander, has moved On Mon
tc!cy. aud ba!tlc between !ls forces and those
of Escohcslo llas probably taken place.
"Ihr report has rcashr1 Matamoraa that Eseo-
the Liberals, had been debated ii Monterey.
III was ttattd that Macmillan had gone over
70 ths Church party. al 4 dtrntff resort, 10 sal
irfy the clergy. He had 70 restore oil the churc,.
vions1y 1asted, aud dismiss one Of his ablcst
Ministers.
1.-The embarkAtlon Of the Etghty-d5st Regiment
81 French Infantry had been stopped. to await In
telnan. Napo'eon's special envoy, who was en-
roat+ TO Mexico.
,',, IA En,opssn banker has promised 10 loan Max.
"The proclamation Of President johnson re1a-
tive to the blockade was looked npon as IN elcc-
ttGncrrtnE. dodge. An American protcctoratc is
tsill talked o1 and desired"
NJ Nfw zL 01zttAxs, October 11-Adytces from the
saiiilo and San Luis.
Essoeedo was ;p s1psetto2 to be driven out Of
esuor, and General Mcjfa were advancing. ca.
haict. acknowledging 01tcca ~ President, was
3tt III Possession Or Maiano7as, though two al
tempsF by the Juatists, one under Gencra} John
$. Ford and the other under General uuajosa, bad
been madc 10 e1pel him.
Cor1nae was advancing to make third one.
Forced loans had been male by the Liberals IN
s:l0,U9 Nos. Of tic Mc1icans u q ~ means uN had ID
Grd 10 MatImoras.
, 1866-10-12

Shipment Of Specte-ssntce and shipments
Of Wheat.
SAY FnAxc1sco, Cal, October 10.--Thc steamer
Golcsn Ase sailed today fos Panama, carving
York.. Among her passengers nre Breres Briea-
der General Il. Z. Drum, United States Army,
aud James Street
sales Of prime milling wheat were made to-day
at 3l.6s,f 7 100 rs. Fifteen vessels arc loading
with wheat, destined rs fol:ows: Five for New
York. seven for Liverpool, one for Cork, and TWO
for Australia
, 1866-10-12

n scRfVkN'S Adverttsinx Agency, IL
Dearborn atree<, IN authorized "a reeefve
Advertisements tor tho Tribune, aud all
the leading papers thEon1hoax tho Uutrrd
@tnGer and Canada.
, 1866-10-12
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc,1
TT 1.to%,n.11

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihunc.)
WAsn1SG7oS. October ii.
nEc1s1oS IN ExGARD TO auuS71Es,
The Second Comptroller has decided that en-
listed men. promoted after having ecrvcd Two
Year,, and finally discharged as odice1s, arc not
entitled 10 bounty under the act Of July :sth 1s;s
The law Of July sth, 1861, provides bountics Of
S1n. fsoo and f3o0 for men enlisted for one, two
ard three ycars H't makes no provision for ooun-
tics for drafted n :. As Congress, ia ITS pre-
riouo legislation. has thus made distinction be-.
tween volunteers and drafted racn, providing
bounty for the former aud not for the latfc. and
Is :hc act OF july s1h, lsGG provides ouy 10. en-
listed men and their heist, drafted men and their
substitutes ire not entitled to bounties under
said act,
uANISG-nEAyT DAMAGE.
It has now bern raining for forty hours almost
without tntcrm!ssIon. The water Is higher than
has been kno~n for many years, md vast amount
OF damage has been done to roads. railroads,
canals nEd bridges. and to property along the
Streams and the water trout Of this city and
Georgetown. The different Northern and Vest
c'n mails hare been delayed, and no trains will
leave here tonight.
The Grand Army Of tho Republic, which has
reached membership IN the West Of dyc hundred
thousand. T. being propaEatcd in the Eas,, A
| post wil be established here tomorrow evening,
| ArPoIkINENIs.
| AAsHINGIoA, October 11.-Thc President to.
day appointed WEchman Honmau, OF 1ou.iaua,
a. Secretary Of legation Of the United Siatca a,
Paris, md Geo. F. kettel, OF New York, Il Con,
sui at Phenfeh, Bavaria.
| DESlALof TIE 61oET II RELATION TO TIE rREat
DENTS IMPORTANT QUERIES
WAsHEGTok, October 11.-Thete Is posstiye]7
no truth in the spcctnl despatch sent frotn hi.
city the Philadelphia L<dgtr relative 10 aileced
queries by President johnson is 10 the status Il
! Congress made OF Attorney General StaqberrY.
I WASHINGTON, October 11.-Durlng to-day m,nv
inquiries by telegraph, fayc been received ia iii.
| city aal.fnG whether there Vas any truth In .ht
i Washington despatch 10 the Philadclphia :dgsi
| rca;fyc 10 the President, The Attorney Geae.a
| and Cong rest. On the despatch being read 10 tht
! President today. he pronounced It falec from bs
t ctnnir 10 us.d. Attorney General Stanberry N lds
I'll equally positive denial.
CoSfKK*JoK OF sEyEy-THIKT1Ef.
| Conversions Of the tcvcn-shirty notes falhn dn
d. August, 1861 into hre-twenues, contin.le " o.
made 70 The Treasury Department At the rate 0
| something less than four millions per week
| There ufe now outstanding about two hnudro.
and seventy millions OF this Issue Of sevcn-t.lIr
| ties. These notes, owing 10 The Immense clerica
labor involved in thctr Examination, can be RI
deemed hy the Department At only shout the i,
clagc rate OF I've millions per week, II rrescnt
as rapidly ii they could be disposed o.. pa1tIe
holding 9evcn-thirtY notes Of the ADORE iehue vi
! fhaF IN <~Ah r.. Ak1rn I fAa
, 1866-10-12

The Exhibition u f:Tcat ssncec~s-Excc3icut
Specimens OF Stock. Grain, Vegetables,
etc.-A Lurgc Attendance.
Especial Despatch to tho chIcago Ttibune.l
C1T11s, October II, ria Danvi1te, ILL.,
The Fair is tne sncccss. The Floral, Fruit
ard Fine Arts Departments are we'll represented.
NJ previous exhibition Of domestic manufacture
equn1s the present one. The grain and vegetable
balls arc well filed Some Of the finest tpeci-
tucns OF stock In the State are on exhibition.
The weather. IL delightful and the attendance
very large. On The whole The Fa!r Is BY far the
t1le energy and enterprise of the oa1ce1s Of The
, 1866-10-12

The ContraFeF~y Between Governor Wells
nuc thc LcE1santurc Of L0ui4tnnn-Firc.
NEW ORLEANS, October u.-The Ucrptuc pa-
peEs wilt publish Tomorrow correspondence BE-
tween Governor Wells md the Board OF Levee
TIC Legislature to mctt lerc to constler the uce-
ton III regard to the repair Of The levees. This
the Governor declined doing. as the Legislature
Was not nteded. In Ills opinion. They tlcn aske,i
him 10 add hi. warrant to theirs, that the Igi%ia.
tuIe would rafy ea!e lcss than par which Is rot
allowed BY law. and Ihtt the Governor says b. has
20 doubt the leEiatatnrc will do. 1t Is said tho
Governor Is unwilling 10 call the Legislature b.
cause he apptchcnds that Its final act would be to
impeach him.
. 4 fire this morning destroyed the building m
Camp es1ee corncs Of roydzns street, respectively
occupied by the Petroleum yapor Stove Company.
aud Can1oEn, Plumber s Nixcn. Laee <Gn O0D.
partially injured. The contents OF the adio!nlne
bn,'dinr, occupied by The German Ga.;ffe ma
Bloomfield & Street, booksellers, was damaged
by wafer 10 tlIo amount Of $.0,OQO
, 1866-10-12

:, 10 ono who would keep himself posted in
thc passing events Of the world, who would
make kehimsclfaeqnaiuted with tile discoveries
ana changes In arts aud sciences as ciyiiizu-
ton advances, and with all the current news
OF the day, the Chicago TR1nrSE is an abso-
lutc necessity. 1t is one of the grcat news
papers Of the world :disdeinine and avoiding
the low language Of abuse, which tends to
inturc the character and influence Of the pub-
Tic press. the Chicago TK1RrSE is always
true to liberty, Justice and decency. There
you will find recorded on it's broad pages
every condition Of every market, every item
Of news from all the world, and every phase
Of living political questions; and the man
who subscribes and preserves it on file will
leave to his children a record Of present
times Which will hare au influence f;5r rood
IN coming gcneratious.-H4x'inys (.N".) H.
dependent.
, 1866-10-12

able walk for young ladies this season is
the most conical thing Imaginable.
1t is sort Of hobblc, rs il they lad a very
sore toe OIL each foot. At first thought the
ladies' were slightly lame, aud expressed my
regret TINT such elegant ladies should be so
unfortunately afflicted; hut it became soon
apparent that It was only a fashionable la,nc-
ness. for any lady who affected any style was
afflicted with It severely. 4 few years ago it
was tile Jenny Lind hop that oil tue young,
and would be young, ladies were seized wifi,
and spris htlincss Was considered elegant
but now, just the other extreme Is the ton.
, 1866-10-12

ArFfvnr of United States 1ttp1atcre to China
md .1n1nn-t,RrGc Facct Of War yc+ sells In
fhc hnrbor of foRnhoma-stHtc of Trade.
SAN FnAxr1sco, October 1t.-Japau ad.tces Of
September ilh report the arrival nt Yokahama oi
General Van fa1k kenburr, United States Minister
to Jara1, and Aneon Busl1ngamc, Minister 10
MF; Hntlinsaroc was expected soon 10 leave fos
:, The Italian Minister had given banquet to the
French envoy, on hoard the eteanur Magenta.
which subsequently sailed for China. Tho Gi,,is.
trr proceeds to feGin, for the puspoec Of making
q trcaty between China and Italy.
Two French, one Italian, one Russian, and
eight Engfffh mvn-of'war were lying In tic har-
1afcr account tays that the United States
steamer" HaEttnrd. Wyoming and Wachusctt sail
ed on the ,st Of September.
Little activity Is nofcd IN the general markets,
doing. There Is lively demand foF money.
, 1866-10-12
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1866.

-.et has found its way Into the Lager, even III
coTt the fact that the President has not raised 20
setsous question; for no sound lawyer can do1bt
the legality Of the existing Congress-"
l,nltAnx1rn1A. October IA nte at eleven
O'clock tins evening totally DESTROYED the large
soap works Of U: ". Bancroft. on Wood street,
near Third; The loss cannot be ascertaincd To-
nicht. heavy storm prevented the epread Of
, 1866-10-12

Ne" ioRE- October 1.-The Mozart Demo.
Gsaey OF this city last evening nominated James
HtooEs fot Congress- In the Eighth, and Fernando
Wood to The Ninth D1stlct.
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton announce, to the
electors Of the EEhth District In ths city that Size
Is a. independent .nlidate for Congress, desiring
an clcct'on a. rebnkc 10 the dominant party tof
Ennttlsntion a. TO make insidous dlstin.1 lions On
tae ground OF sex l1er creed is-ftee press, free
32eeeh, Tree men aud frce trade.
, 1866-10-12

The Late Arrival ot Additional Troops
Number Of Passengers Arrived Siuce shc
Opening Of Navigation.
TORONTO, G. W. October ia despatch from
Ottawa 10 the L<d4i~F, Of this city. Gays: "Mtls-
tafy men say the object Of the Britleh Government
III ecndtn: alCi:fona1 troope 10 this country Is not
60 rrnrh 10 ECard against Fcnfan attacks as to be
prepared for uo:e serious consequences
The number OF passengers who have arrived at
Euebcc since the opening Of navigation Is q, ,Nk-
an increase Of 3,teO over the same period las:
, 1866-10-12

4 Rchrt Tournnmcrt-tnd slccfiu1
-NnvaRatsnn on the Tupcr Mississippi mud
aftssnnrs Ra9crs.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr!hunc.l
ST. I.or1s. No., October II.
The beads OF the ecce.s!ou1sts have been tnrned
To-day by The tournament given at the Fair
G,onnds for The benefit OF the Southern Relief
Society 4 large crowd was iu attendance. and
the aEair paid Handsomely. Aside from this tho
slow "as Ridiculous, being l. combination of
es1cue riding and ring catching IN lager beer Ear
dcns.
The rehcl citizens OF Galloway County have
held an indignation meeting because the
County Court had ordered the h:c arms belonging
10 the county to be taken to Jefferson City for
tafe Keeping. The rebels had arranged d nice
r1ol 10 seize them ali. ~
The water fk getting VERY low In tic upntr rfy-
ese, especially on the rand hAJs, and enars are
not the only obstacles tn the way OF navigation,
which renders ii very difficult for boats 10 make
any Kind Of lime.
, 1866-10-12

s'tarFfnR spccrh+% by senator Trumb1ll aud
t:cncFEi 11nrstanR-Aanms County from-
t%t* n f:ond Report In November,
Especial despatch to the Chicago Trtbunc.]
QC1Sc1, ILL.,, October II.
Judge Ttnmhnlf addressed large audience TO-
day. The crowd gathered at an early hour, and
filled the hail 10 overlooking. Judge Trumbn1l's
address wae able, logica1 md convincing, and be
Was Enthusiastically app!anded. Thr pcon!e
were IN hn'noF to Ecar good zonlst!rrins pcect,
and Tic Judge gave them one OF that kind.
The news from the elections have in.pi.et
every Republican, and put them to WORK IN
earnest.
General Harding followed Mr. Trumbull In
q brief specrh, which was received with much an
pIause.
ion will near good report nom old Adams on
The 9Th OF November next
, 1866-10-12

Flrc-K Kt0led hy Failing Tire Money Won
BY WHCera nj the Recent h!.ritAn.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago T1iburc.l
CINCINNATI, October II.
luhn's boz factory on Ncs: sixti. street was
destroyed by tre this morning. Loss 81, ,O0l, on
which there Is IN insurance Of ,0oo only In the
German anlual Company.
4 drayman named Adam Muuihelicr WAS killed
to-dsy on Third street hy the taltnc Of dead tree
nndcs which he was driving at the moment Of It's
fall.
Over 100000 was wop by Rcpnblicans, on e..
clc.ton'a election, IN this citr alone.
, 1866-10-12

Injunction Aznfu>t the Running Of 1Qrse
1tntsrnnd~ on Sunday-nlssrustC Creutt1 by
G'he Kcnorted Action If thc Prrsidcut in
Convection with the CoussttQtionnilty Of
the Present CouRress.
PH1tAnE1rH1A. October lI.-Just!ec Strong has
granted the two !nluneuons applied fur against The
tniuh Fastener katlrn4d Company running cars
Oh Sunday. Thh company has BEEN running on
SUNDAY Tor several months past carriers Of the
Upilcd otatca mall.
The repuEted action OF the President, as pub
Nehed IN the L<dgtr Of this morning, cArscs much
o1st1uht III mercantile ei5c1es.
NEW ionk. October 11.-Thc Philadelphia
whlch appeared IN that sheet yesterday, says tha:
it WIS published as irec!yel from IN experienced,
who was deceived. and adds: awhile va sin.
eetel{ regret that N error On 20 important sub
, 1866-10-12
FROM MEMPHIS.

AcElstercd Sotcrs-County Court-Rnilrond
lntca'lecnce-Thc Markets, dc.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tsibnne.1
MEMPHIS, October II.
The l!'t Of registered votere published in the
fhet To-day contains about twenty :, hreo huud:cd
names. Many arc confident Of defeating Park. by
the election of Ladaut.
Affer much wEanglng 4 quorum was obtained
a the County Court today, and The regular bus-
ncss pfoct cded with.
sam. To1c, President Of the Memphis anil
Ghsrleston ltal1oal has been elected Vice Presi-
Tradc Is ttt1l improving. Cotton Sc to SIC;
toIn :5c 10 s1.t5; prices generally unchanged,
, pown-McrcuTy. Mohawk, Silver spray, Uyatt,
AobaIt Lee, and Arthur. Up-Pauliuc Carroll.
, 1866-10-12
The TnT.

New SonK. October l1.-At the Patterson
the hurdle race: two miles, eight leaps. Zlsxa:
beat General Williams half length. Sannic
sequel s:akcs. Two miles, three rear osds, En-
chantTess beat Ripley a length. Delegate good
Third race, three mile heats Al5cbaran walked
over tho curse.
Fourth race, ooe and quarter mites, Clr:ea the
Favorftc aEatnee the field. two to one aga!nst In.
ther, 2cd eigh. 70 one against Richmond Tho
latter won !a gallant stsle; ulrlca second Time,
, 1866-10-12

THE CSETEp STATES Prize CoNcEnr.-Wc NIB
1ished few days ngo, letter from ]. ". Wig.
Gins, whnse name headed the list Of fcer:Ic u
men comprising the firm Of WieglnH, Bradford &
Co., in relation 10 the United States Prize Con
cert. which WAS no concert for the reason that 1t
did not come of. The conscience Of Virgins
eccms to trouble him. Enlcr date Of Brush s
Mills, n T.. September II. he iuditcs circnlar.
tendent NclHon. OF this city. The expression OF
belief In the last sentence Is decidedly cool. lie
'.As manager Of the United States Prize Con-
cert Company Of ctittgo. ILL.,, / deem il proper
tclt from tho Stigma tina. has been cast upon
sa!d sid. c;1T1paay. &; positively state sha. have
States irize Concert Company success, and it
would have 60 proved had no, some parties been
S sayS w i Tnsh a 9sgs
s'' e,u.ta ssGnss II s:e y FHaem.s II;
e ssn Fl :aa a.sa aa s.s. .@ e FISH, S
ncd;ey to Ghleaso and aanSuee II ,Sae assWins
SaM saas sas
nifsh snd feek .he sun q sss,stoo sh!sh viii - .
have naldto said Company, mud berg all The
fnnts in my hands excepting smal1 amount
which necessery for me 10 retain to discharge
CONTRACTED By me. The said Birch and Peck in fs
with The understanding that they would draw the
prizes q afoIesald, eince Which time, which was
TO get any is.cc of the williams" II ia er.acnt
TINT they have abscoudcd with The funds Of the
company, and on account OF my illness have
been unable to look alter them. and consider It
necessary for me and ali parties Interested In said
eoHrasS to use every cEosf 70 elect the arrest Of
ta,d Birch and Peck for sr.udlnE, aud have them
dealt with accordingly. Also for the agents Of
the sid company to pahliah the two Econndsels
In ths PRINCIPAL papers Of their county
GRAFTON. believing with all candor that will be
hoIoEab!y acquitted from all crnsu,e by ION and
ali parties i1tereeted:''
, 1866-10-12

How shc Republicans Frci Over the Etec-
tt"n Rcturns-A Comprehend Joke.
tspeclal despatch 10 slc Chicago Tribunal
CAfn0, October II.
Tho Republicans here arc feeling well over Tho
sehult ui Tie late elections. The Democrats hare
very lft!lc to rny-it has made them nick. Their
bHtttFnut binnkct sheet Of this morn!ug dulcfully
says: AT tlls criste q moro emphatic coudemna.
tiun u the ka11cais Vas rrQuiIcd.''
, 1866-10-12
FROM LOUISVILLE.

Ffre-Fhc Tornado Mt franklin, Indiana a
Lorlsrn1E, Ky, October 1.-The f5c at Ho1-
brooks tobatco factory, Tuesday evening. result
60 lcse ttsas;Fons1y than was oPrrchehdtd. The
The ttOck wAa a51 eayed,
The tornado II Franklin. Indiana. on Tuesday
afternoon, destroyed twcnty-six buildings. One
Muuudeh.
, 1866-10-12

MONTPELIER, ", October 1.-THE Vermont
Sernte was orssni.cd By The eli cton Of Henry
LATE. q! rutney. Secretary; Jas. PecI, of
M9a19ntpeAcF, a. Assistant Secretary, and Kew. Mr.
"titet Of Coventry. Chaplain.
~ the House Of Assembly, Hon. ]. " Stewart
was rs'c!eesed Speaker J. 5. Fiagg, OF RenninR-
Chaplain. - 3'1'1At '01'
G9, srnor pil'ingbam's message will be dcl!y-
, 1866-10-12

Roman Catholic Fernnry C0unc1t In scrston
ut Baltimore.
HAtI1x0lE. 0coLer 1t.-1Le session of the
Ilc.ary counrii Of the Roman Catholic Church
to,,tsy m punllc. Bishop Btanchcf, Of Oregon,
celebrated Q solemn scin'cn mass for The rrpoac
of the eoul. Of TIC dcccaacd prciases Of thc
Church, and D!thop Daye5, nj Newark, deHverOd
n en10gI Oh thcts lives and xrlxisra.
, 1866-10-12

!
NEW IonK. October ll.-1'ho steamer 1Iclvc.ls
liverpool an'l Queenstown, viii, twenty cascs Of
ehulera on boa:d, fourteen death. having occurred
on !hu voyage, fonr ut which wefo produced ly
cholera. -
In the CITY there was not single case ,cnorted
yestr'aay. Md only oMe burial prtmit Tor cholora
NAs Iskutd, ~
, 1866-10-12

rHnADzZru1A, 0etobe. 1.-THE Athletic COM
menccd Enuc OF base ball with the Eurekas Of
Newark: this afternoon. but owing 10 various de-
lays, only four Innings were played, The En:eka
seotfhc fifteen AID the Athletics 1--WE. The game
, 1866-10-12

TRENTON, y. j., October 1l.-The United
States Circuit Court met to-day i letter ,yns ~
crised hv Juosr Field, firm Judge r. Z. Grter.
ttsfin: thht be had receiver! 4 letter from Chief
Cn1ted States had 20 right to hold C1rcnit Courts
anywhere until there Il 1 new assignment Of the
, 1866-10-12

clfena 1a'ely mtdc at WashIn yton; 90 that he
car ftAt no nore C-ses Circuit Judge M. il AZ
ter Le9f December. All tl,e cases went OF EDs
Tant Of Jurisdiction. The Circuit Court was ad-
1ou1ne1 for the term.
, 1866-10-12
IOWA.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal


MrscA71NE, Iowa, October II.
The following is the vote Of Louisa County,
Iowa, by Townships; Wapello, col Republican,
l56 Conservative; Columbus City, $50 Republican,
81 Conservative; Elm Grove, 80 Republican, s
Conservative; Union, 50 Republican, II Conserv-
ativc; Onklnnd, IS Republican, 81 Conservative:
CONCORD, y Republican, - Conservative: Mar.
thall, 10t Republican, 81 Conservative; Mo:nin.
Snn, ~ Republican. IS Conservative; Port Louisa
g Republican. 81 Conservative; Grand View a0i
Republican, ~ Conservative; Jefferson, Sc Re-
publican, III Con. .ervative. Aggregate ms,oritY OF
se-a grand swell for ANDY.
Especial despatch 10 the Chicago Tribuue.]
McGHEcnR. 1owa, October II,
The following arc the Republican nnajo.i.lcs in
this section. 81 far a heard tIom: Clayton Conn.
tE, s00i Faycttc County, 100; Winucsh lex Conn
II, !G0: Chfckasaw Comfy, 4D0
! Northern Iowa has dono EIorionsly.
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tribuue1
DEs Mo1Nrs. Iowa, October II.
;sN. ~
-, lama County. 10 Republican majority; sinai,
Warren County, Filth District, reported a, 1,ooo
Republican najostty; large gain. -
Madlsun County. xamc District, 90 samo way.
dallas County, 800 fame way.
Republican gains all round. Returns are uea.
grc from the Slxth District.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, October ll.-Thc Buylr,sn sass
fhn nt1f3fv fuo.