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PFC NIcs.-The season of picnics is a.
present at its height, scarcely day pass
ses but some school, church or private
party, avail themselves of the pleasant
weather to make an excursion in to the
.ountry. This delightful recreation from
the coroding cares of business, whieh In
It's ever circliug wheel, narrows down
anr sympathies and shuts us out from
rhe sweet amenitie; of life, seems to be
a natural aud physical necessity rather
han luxury; a day in the country,
with the glad young voices of children,
,.cheipg back the clear N otes the birds,
green grassy knobs and spreading oaks,
Gabbling streams and pleasant compan'
lnnship; who can resist the temptation
If n summer pic nc. If any ofour read
ers have failed SO far to avail themselves
# this luxury, let them at once join
some party and have day in tue woods.
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TRANSPORTATION.
SUMMER scHEDULE
BALTIMORE 0HIo R

oyuSE BALTIMoRE ONO RAILROAD Co, 4
WHEELING. June II, 1886.
nAssKNGER TRAINS WILL BUN
i BY the following schedule ON and affer the
18th Of June, 1866: ~, a. IS 1ssiet-7 - ?
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CITY AND STATE NEWS.

THE Co1.LEcroR from this office will
call ON the patrons Of the REGISTER in
Fniton to-day. > 800. .sssE
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% CRY COUNCILS "A called meeting oi
city Councils was held last evening p
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

"AysNG TEkES Dan @0s,B 20
Ill Russell SMITH my entire stock Of Cot
ton Silk, and Sowing Machine Fin dings, ialso
mv right AID interest IN the Lamb Family Knit,
ting Machines would cheerfuIly recommend
him to the patronage Of the public
March &C. 1865. e. L. AHbHbIl
, 1866-09-14

Wh1eA las been the pride and boAst OF our before
tion il = 70! NJ, The ad1anced guard. to vindi-
srsF s os!s the AmeT!esn ~ eqs.li!y c1 risdt.
Fight md II Inheritance, indchasible and fnsiien-
rights to mankind in letters Of livinc iisht mel.
faceable through all time, 20 that pfejnoIces
ehall not mislnterpret them, wtlfulness shail not
Of Eng Or esident TT .ha nj a. te M
sFsfs n;aon TO pEs,ysns thsir tasst tuiton = to
the hallowed blood OF our sons sla' on Ihc bat,ie
es q sf e. Ssed"fp f. aepp.. es e.
se'nted nofon 1'l u ssetesa d aIosrss On 6:
s' Of a;s s2S sa!s 1so Z b{o.s as sGs sss
TO ee.abltsh wrong and sin, bequeathed to his Wfd
owed vile and mourning country IN his Isl DYING
s s ssa S'5f & &c &C. II ss seas
1oT 1s,n eested at. se ~: wsfe not Il
wosE Sssa1, ioI ah!e asa yoa ia "a ds%a ESsa
s s1? s mail Is SEE s.: se% sSas n.1 1'
shall lie blntied OUT forever
1he most advanced sentiments In the orators
address were received with the most enthusiastic
demonstrations Of apprnsal
The entire list Of state oieers, as it now stands.
| With the name q Governor Bullock at ita head,
The Convention then toots a rsee.s tn take mart
In tas reception n lie Southern 1ayaiists, r aad
marched q a bcdy to Faneui1 Hall, General Bnt-
re %eeslnr e Z Fsnsni a.l1v,, et ro,c,rsor
10 he crand deuonetra;ion Of ,reicoc sns honnr
| begun l2st night. The ball YVES crammed with
prevailed. General Butier ~ cnnrse nrcsinsa
ind welcomed The joT.asass Enve1nor, 1ownioas iea,
VA first introduced, but epoke briefly on &C
Te1as followed ia speceh y ,o,, ae o.
nouncinc the Fres;dst ae1ix fr bis be1s pef er
.n'nsiis1 ~ 'no soutn' aaa eAEonS19 urging
Ks .Ie meeting Va. about to ad,onrn wera,,,
Iondly sailed for he took TIC platform and eafi
TeDns pisn d dnat NJ had been outraged
Al; AZ F,neni! Hal l'as to saE L. "Amen. and Ali
M 1,a.i: New EnStansl clasp. her right hand with
a% ir 'e ~! S.ates iof impartial saage-
ihs ;.9 any g. and the hammer are agreed. Let the
11H.c H. Convsn1ian Snss IGe %a'441nG; =, 4raon,
fsRl a%arets spPd e she psonc
was read " Mr.. j. y. Stone, Speaker Of ons last
Eohee ol Representatives.. The address pnfs IN
ts Ga nna words ths popn1af dsEas at
term Of Office eha1l expire al the financial and
eusinsss h. interests of the country win B. subjeett to
a as u e Il SSPEs': ssy se ss
amendment Of the Constitution prohibits
ing slavery Ia Of precarioas and
NOT ssnssf of iosing cve1ythrns ! whfeh
sscasSsnsS "a e Ss mt =
mat she ex!Sency which the President has created
nouid Justify more restrictive measures than
agains. the admission Of dislovai consniraars nv
half constructed Unionistf, into Congress on:ht
10 be exercised. It approves the Constitutional
Amendment proposed al The last session, aud
Eloft& as jOlIOWH:
, 1866-09-14
MASSACHUSETTS, UNION con.
TENTION,

One OF the Largest Ever Held In the
$rote-l;oycraoF Bullock and the
Whole Stnxc Ticket RenomInated-
General Butler Prcsides-IIe Makes
Noble Spcech-The Welcome at
FancuIl Hall OF tho Southern I4oyai-
1.t>-Atsdrc<H Of the State Convention
and R-so1ut1on%>Speechc OF DE. Lor-
Ing, senator Wilson, Etc.
Especial Despatch to the ChicaEo TEihune.]
Bos7oS, September Is.
The Massachusetts, Republican conscution
met here this morning. 1t was one Of the largest
Conventions ever held in this State aud ono Of the
Moet enthusiastic
:Aftcr the appoIntnent Of vssioas committees,
General Bntler was called to the chair. He was
lalf an hour on national adaf1s, cnunciatinS hts
we'll srown radical ytews with great yiSnr and en-
sF eeeen ae ea aea
rccapi:nlattnE ut rome length the ineonsl*tcneles
| and wickelncss Of Nj. Johnson's cou1sc, General
| "Without frar without hesitation. without doubt
We will meet the Issue between eternal right and
unmcaenscd wrong, ecstatn that in the rna+ whit
must triumph. There l. no suel tl.Iae - missing
e. L
We arc uow TO 1oek TO The heart for the COLOR moi
the face We insist thst It is The LOYAL mans Gov.
eminent, whetaes he be white OF black. We look ,e
The color Of The heat. and not 10 that OF the face
VI hold all men WHO fought with rs to fase The
county our equals in right In governing lht
country, and We hold all men who fought assains'
! mcnt, until they hayr thown due repentance fo
their sins. and hare brought forth works NEE
| for repentance
ctrset1s: We. here In the old Commonwealth
have substantially no contnst- We stand On IL
s pSpes sGaes Of of forenes nsies SsS
no Temptations to yield anything 4
expectancy, hut to follow, as our policy only, II
dictates OF Justice and right and thus c1nselse u.
, 1866-09-14
FROM EUROPE.

Ey .Asfarlfc Cublc-f.urrhcr S1afpmcnss
ofGoll to the United Stn1~~-'Thc Lou-
don Times admits the Failure OF tn<,
Mexican En,pirc-S:polconS Sends nn
Agent 10 Mextco-PrNsx1an 1tlfciuf
Journal OH the Eastern Question.
1.vEEFool. September s-Noon.-stcamsh.p
City OF oEdon saf.cd to-day for New Yo.s, tax.
Ing ei01, ,z 0 In gold.
1osnoS, September la-Noon.-The Tlmes OF
today edtoE1ally admits that the Empire Of Ncxi-
co has withcrcd AWAY, md thinks thai thr country
should be left to itec1E.
fArIs, September is-Soon.-The Emperor Sa-
lroleon has sent a special mission to Mexico to
c7nfer with MaxtmilIan.
T1ESsA. September 2-Soon.-Sceo,iatiou
for pence between Austria and 1taly arc making
rapid progress.
BEELtS, September 1s-Noon.-The .tu.7eretaf
Z@4fung Of to-day has an artic,e ON the Eastern
question. the 7coreAlnc Of which Oy Prussia IL
says, cannot be from pacific motives or for peace
fn1 purposes.
BrcnAHEsT. September 1s.-1t has been deter.
mined that Two members OF Plince Charles Ca,,i-
net shall 60 on mission 10 ConstcntInonlc 10
urge on the peopls to recognize The Hospodar,
Financial and Commercial.
LiSErluot. September II.
Cn7ToS-Ma!ket unchanged but steady. The sales
to-day foot up 1vo bales. MtddnE uplands arc quoted
1.oSroS, September 1.-Sooa.
AMEl,csx sKcEEs1isG. SFa s. SOS. az: Eric Fall.
way shnEca+ AN; Illinois Crntrut shares, sYK.
, 1866-09-14
FR0M CHAMPAIGN.
Political Diacusalon-.rhe County Fair
"A Few Reflections, DC.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tdbune.1

Political Diacu*alon-,rhe County Fair
"A Few Reflections, DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
CHAMPAIGN, September 18-
The Fair this afternoon has been held in abey-
aEcc to attend the joint discussion Of Nessrs.
Bromwell and Black, who occupied the stand Tor
three long hours, most Of this LING in d1xzling
rain. However interesting and valuable ench
discussion msy PROVE 1t must bo conceded that
the TING anu place were badly chosen. No politi-
cal gathering shon1d ever be permitted to inter-
fcrc with days devoted to the d1sp1ay Of ruraI
prodacts, anu Of rural needs, Let these days be
sncledy devoted to the pursuit Of the cu1sivators
Of the soil, and those who furnish their tmrlI.
ncnte, and who nanufhcturc the raw materials
into articles Of colnmercia! value.
learing the difcuestnn to take care OF ITSELF We
takc 4 look through the useful departments Of
rural labor; The crowd soon became divided.
other half were interested in the. exhibition.
During the speech IT Mr.. BromwcH, VIC could
hcar hf,n fntci Eupted by rounds Of applause. At
the clusc Of his speech the crowd melted away
rapidly. although The drtzzl[ne rain had ceased.
TIE people oT this county hare had enough Of
tho rebellion, and enough Of Copper1ohnson, and
have simply determined to Ectnrn Mr. Brcmwcllt to
Congress by largely increased majority therefore
they aft not come to stay and listen 10 speech
from Mr. Black, though eloquent. or to hear him
deny that be WAS In favor Of the rebel debt; in
favor Of secession; ayoz Of rebels Ia or ont o!
Congress Or to hear him enlo;ize the Philadelphia
loyalty some Ut the farmers LIFT their seats uud
rctnrLed home early in the day. No ono need
wonder who Is at all conyersant with tho people
Of this county,
, 1866-09-14

Report Of the Committee on the Fund.-
Ing Of the City Debt-RsjoIclnEs over
tho News from Maine.
1special Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. pArL4 September IL.
The committee appointed At public meeting,
held about two weeks ago, 10 devise plan Of
funding the floating debt Of the city, which
amounts to ninety thousand dollars, have made a
report They say that II all the revenues OF the
city. apart from, the amount aecsu1ns from tara
tiou, are slcEcdly asd ir1evocah1y pledged to the
payment OF the Interest OF the funded debt Of the
e!t5. aud the municipal authorities prohibited
by a1 amendment 10 the city cha.terfron !ncEeas-
ing the indebtedness for a,ly purpose whatsoever.
:ax payers. and from lesying more than y mill:
be little or no dtdculty IN dtsposinE 10 our own
citizens Of sufficient amount Of bonds At not less
than eighty eente On The dollar, and perhaps At =
higher rale, 70 pay The hoatins debt; The
committee estimate that ten mills tax will bring
In revenuc Of sixty thousand dollars, and the
o.her mill ts to be used as sinking fund To
absorb the funded debt. Another meeting t. to
be held next Monday evening 10 consider this
terot.
The Sewe IRON Maine makes great 1eiotcIn; here.
kepublicans are jubilaut, md Coppcrjohuso on
stock has fallen lhrge1y.
, 1866-09-14
FK0M MILWAUKEE.
Agricultural and Mechanical Eafx-
TrotttuE etc.
Especial Despatch Ia the Chicago Tribunc.1

Agricultural and Mechanical Eafx-
TrotttuE ctc.
Especial Despatch Ia the Chicago Tribune:l
A11wArKEE, September 10.
The Eccond day Of The Wisconsin Agriculture
and Mechanical Association Fatz, held at Cott
Spring course, opened At nine o'clock this moru
Ing. The attendance WAS not very 1nrse duriu.
hortcs Of dlaerent kinds, Shsch was very ant.
The frst trial OF speed took place at c1evct
9cl9ek, u''de: saddle, 9cst tive in tlrSe, between
DiaeE Douglass: q Racine. f:emlnms~ si5S
SO. and S.. Tho race was Won In lnc style b.
Buekskin. in two straight heats. .Tisnc-a4 III!
the llst heat, on account OF bad riding.
At 1:31 p. M tho special premiums, best three Ii
axs; were sGntsnasa so 10; Wisconsin 4eFss
harness. The entries were: Maid Of Koss. Mes
and Gipsy Queen, all Of Milwaukee. The race
SsS We Ry Asg Y hiSs stasat h9a:,%s ~ r.
on this race, the Judges finally declarins that /
any more was tndu1Scd In thcy would rule them
out.
At threc::an'-a half o'clock pacing match wa
had, premiums Of $50, $40 and SIS; mic aud re-
of oshkoth; Biacsssy, of Jaaessiiie; Lady Cray
Lady Shamrock. Of Detroit. The race was easily
Gisy q in!sns ~? Tfas @ ~ s ia ss ssa'S 0' Lay
n,a 5a"sRs Ms hsss
repeat. The entries were: Limerick Boy, Of De
troit; Echo, formerly legal Tenler,) Of Cotum
bus, md prai1fc LILLY, Of Janesyi1le. This rsce
was won in two straight heats By Limerick Boz
Of Detroit Time. '5i4f md 150!z.
The attendance during the afternoon was verJ
large. The track was in tp1cudid condition, aut
every QUO was highly pleased.
Tomorrow, patchcn, Of New York; Silas Rich
Of Chicago, and Panic, Of New York, tros for
,De1tcris entered 70! Saturday, which is til.
c1oeing day of the exhibition. The weather yes
tcrt,ay aud today was henutifu1 and the prospect
are 1auering for as fair weather tomorrow.
, 1866-09-14
!EROM BLOOMINGTON,

Tho Basc Ball Tournamcnt-Mntch
Between The Empire, OF St. Louis, and
Pacific, of Chicago; Hardin, Of Jack-
eonvtile, and Monitor, OF Lincoln;
Olympic, Of Peorlu, and Star, OF
Bloomington.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trlbuue.l
BLOOMINGTON. september 1s.
The tournament Was opened this morning with
well played game between the Empire Of St
Louis, md racifc, OF Chicago. Tbs Pacific were
unable 10 cope with the old Empire club, hut they
played them better gane than WIS expected,
their aaldere masking some fms 1y catches. The
catcher, pitcher. hzst and second base Of the
Empire elected ;epsa.sa .oands Of .Pplanse Ton
manner in which .hey played 1heiE position. The
game WIS opened b7 tho Empire, with Worth at
ns ssbs !a'ss e., nss Adf5ks t. H.
and knocked the ba1l well Into centre
aSa nn .saseed he second nd s'9e
only tally for lie side.
sscoad IanI.g:-Emptre was whi.ewa.hca in
ba,iers eninc out On ~:
3hi'u lnn.ngs-.Wa. earefa11g PLAYED on bah
81 s a ~ .sss fase b Side out On se'Fe
soIon WS1 s r az N
bat. putting side ous-scureda- 3 Pacific again suf-
T!rA Naturalization to bat !: made splen.
did tat to center and made second basc and got
md md Johnsen tailed. and Notion and Sol,h oat
o., O. fsni; side ont-sec'e5 Pacific again white
Empire aud nrrt~ base played sp1en-
no t. S,eS q 1rbt
field, was caught bY Ca.ney aud thrown 10 third
base,rustng Two men out. Z: Duncan oot en io1l,
NasnsE sn5 n.,n nnt !. Pniicn tS5fv and Haiv
, 1866-09-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Despatch to the Chleago Tribunc.]
WASHINGTON, September il.
ANTICIPATED RECEPTION or /. J, At WASH.
rSa7oN.
Mayor Wal1ach today received letter from The
President dated 81. Louis sth tnat, in which Sir.
johnson dcsfsnatcs five o'clock p. H. on Satur-
day rs The time Of Ills return to the Capital. Ex.
sens'sc preparations 10 receive him are bciug
made by the old rcsilents, who, during tho who !.
administration Of Mr.. lincoln, never visited the
White House. nor attended anr other political
gathering thnu The secret conclaycs of secession
consrfratorb.
TIE conrs uAnoEs.
The National Executive Committee Of th. SOL
tliers< and Sailors National Cnion, at racelfnr
}'cld last evening" adopted &c solution Respecting
soldiers attending the Pittsburgh Convention 10
wear their old corps badges upon tho KIT la2pet
OF their co3ts. They also added the fol1owju.
named gentlemen 10 the Resident Coa1mitte Of
one from each State, With power 10 select asso.
ciates. West Virginia, General II. s. Sorthcotc !:
Virginia, Captain v. II. Snowdcn; North Caro-
lima. Colonel Foster; Georgia. private n r. uar-
ben; A1abalna. Colonel y. z. Csamer; Mis,Iss;p.
pt, private G. Gordon Adn,ns; Louisiana, Colonel
E. Dastd*; Florida, Sergeant ". Ward Texas,
General T. J. Dayie.
MUSTERED OFT.
An order fEom the War Department.. rrornul.
gated today. honotab1y mustcrs out OF service tho
following named volunteer stat; o1icers; Assist.
ant Qnnstcrmaetcrs Gntlcd states Volunteers
Captains ". f. Morford, William II. Daniels :;
Rrcsct Najot Jamcs Campbell Drevct Major
General r. Cadwalladcr: Drcyct IJenten,nt ~.
onel John n. Jcuptnos co:nn,,.s,r;n.
of Subsistence Cni,e,l state. yolnp,cers-
Colonel James L. Cnmpbt1i. Subsistence Depart
n'ent-cartain Francis E. Rcrrier; Bscvct MAJOR
]. J. Hot; Drevct Majors Isaac l.. Rosypcran.
Oflc}o j, Flarc. ". y. Fell: B1ayrt Nn!nr
Waltc. o. Arthur. E. j. Robinson Rrcve, lion,
tenant Colonel. f. J. Bennett.
Csptain James r. SCOT. Comn,s.,rr n, Sinh
sfs.cnce Emitted stnt4a yo]un,e,. , .nc,,tv. fron,
;us,icr. has been ordered di.hnnor,,lv mi, ,tc-o
out Of the service.
Cantotu David ". Nc-c5,th ,ra sncord i'm.
terant Gordon WInslov. Flf,eeuth rniIcd S,a,cs
1n.au,ry, having leca found ruIl;v Of rdrnnscnne..
on duty, bv a general Court Msrtial. c,,nvcnef nt
Mobile. Al.h.ma. arc sentenced 10 he cash}c-cf
n. sentence has be+n annrorra hr ,he rre.,d,rr
and The proceedings of The court 1nadc nu1,1ir-
-x.rr,.,
, 1866-09-14

Hotel. President johnson having been toasscd,
merely returned bis thanks for 'ho welcome that
had been rendered him. Instead Of making
speech he leittt to be Inferred wlat his speech
would bo II made. tApplause.1
The next toast was: "Gcnczal Grant, second
only to Washington in The affections Of the Amed.
can people,"
General Grant was not present, but left his
speech as follows: ~ thank you, gentlemen"
ttaughter.l
The nexr toast w1s: t'Sccretary Scward-A ma
tfornl bnlwa1k against the cncroachnent Of nj
tlons" see1ctarJ Seward was absent on account
OF Illness, but the Hon. Robt. Mcknight replied to
the toasl, saying that Mr. Seward was his bean
ideal Of statesman, md paid glowing tribute
to his patriotism.
The next was "The Secretary Of the Navy, who
has .nade the navy the pride and boast Of the
country, bnl the terror OF the vol1d.''
Mr. Wef1es said he would not make speech,
hut would giye The sentiment: 1.-THE Union Of the
States and the rights Of the States, It cannot be
obtained By secession on the cue hand or excln-
sion On the other.''
Admiral FnsraEnt responded 10 the toast in HI.
honor. viz: s'Admizal Farragnt. who, with the
American iron-clads aud Pittsburgh guns, can
whip all the world"
Union. There were yoc!fctous cheers for the
President TO reply.
souHsoN's BANQUET arECcu.
He did SO. saying the time had come when we
should consider the question OF Government with
the Constitution preserved We can have the
Union preserved with tho Constitution and The
laws 10 pursuance thereof enforced. We can
have Government OF law. There Is 10 Govern,
mcnt or liberty without law, aud IN tho language
ef an ancient orator, "1hc eonl Of liberty Ii the
love Of Jaw He accorded with the scntimen,
Il. NfT-
, 1866-09-14
FROM CANADA.

The United State4 to be Held Rcspon&f-
ble for Fen1nn Troub1es-4rre.ts OF
Suspected PetEons-Captnre Of Escap-
cd Observation-Disclosures Field tiuna
on Their Way from En&1and.
NEw Yong. September 13.-Tha HtratG& To
ronto despatch kays: ~Cnnadfan papers are nrs,
'ng that the United Slstce Government is respois
si6le for tha FniAn troubles, and demand thai
suppressed. The periodical attack Is expected ii
auy moment, and the preparations afcnow mainly
making for defence BY afEestlng evetJ oue sup
my affinity with tho Brotherhood"
cHA7nAx. c: ". September 1a-Two men wert
arrested here this nosniEg, answering the descEip
Michigan State Prison. BoTtles was cxtsadite<
IRON Canada last winter tor attempting 10 mnHtc
Nj. Butlcrhe!d, Of Oeiroit-
armament Of Armstrong de'd gun. to eaa'p tn
, 1866-09-14

Coprerhcnd Bnc1k-tloxxn-Hon. s. N.
Cullon Union Prospects County
Convention.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne1
ATLAT1A, III. septmber Il.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather
there was large crowd in Attendance
at the County Fair, at this place
to-day. It was announced that Colonel
Dtckey. The Copperhead candidate for Congress,
won!d speak here last night. Hr Arrived, In com:
pany with Dr.. Fowler. Hon. s. II. CuIlom soon
arrived, and for some reason The Coppeshead can
didate did not speak. no meeting being
held. Dickey and Fowler hing around all day on
Wednesday, and l"!t this afternoon without I'd.
dressing the people. l,clng evidently afraid Ut
meeting Cu!lom+ who Is now here.
Hon. 5. II. Cn1Iom was complimented with .
grand ecrenaIe last night. Hundreds OF Indies
and gentlemen were pscscsens, and pnid thet.
compliments to The honorable gentleman The
a1air was spirited one IN all respects. md show.
1fat tue people hare confidence In Cullom. Mr.
culom leaves tonight for rc.in, sste:c he speaks
tomorrow night,
The Union prospects look we'll in ola Logan,
Ike Logan Comfy Republican Convention for
tic nomination OF Representatives, St,eri:! and
Coroner, will he held al Lincoln on Wednesday
next. Samuel G. Parks and William Mct;al1fard
are talked OF Us candidates for the Lec3sfatnrc.
Either OF them can b. elected II they will hui
allow t1cIr names 10 b. used.
, 1866-09-14
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The ParuEua1nnr Continue to Hold the
Allies In n SSNuusp-Sn1all Pox Among
t3&e AlJai41 sT'r1ot1%-Ne1r HT1usktrv In

a N0hl114uE 4O xAUl4 &12E
Allies In n SNansp-S1uaN Fox Among
the Au,ed Troop~-NcsT Ministry in
Urnzils Etc.
New YoRK. September ls.-Tbe Hfrald's Rio
JaneIzo correspondence. August Stk- Ears Of the
wsr IN Paraguay. that tho Allies are where they
wc1c at ons last a1sfcc-in "a xuo1ass uudcr the
gins OF The enemy. They were still unahlc TO
aivauee or withdraw. The small dox had broken
cut in malignant form among the allied soldiers,
and physicians Wrre 30 fcarrc that 1t WAS pro-
posed 10 Impress Il number. 4 seizure ofcl:h:
iheusard horses had been made for use In r.:
moving tho camp. No change has been imported
or boal The Ecct which Is lying whcro 1t ssas be-
foIr. fishing for torpcdocs.
lntornatiop was received from Cpricuses, On
the 'Gsh Vi daily, that tho ra1asuayans were nd-
vsEftps on The allied camps, h9t no further news
forced By lt,nnd mcn on the 31tt Of July.
A new Ministry was formed by tho Emperor Of
BrsEi1. nffer consultation with, bis
councillor. a distinguished LIBERAL who
MIN has formed the Government Of men Of slr,i-
lar ant'cedents.. In tie 18th Of August ths new
Ministry met, when they "crc received with de-
, 1866-09-14
FROM LAWRENCE.

Opening Of the State University Illness
OF Hon. Sidney Clarke.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1hnne.l
LAWRENCE, e., September IL
The formal opening Of the Stste University, lo-
Gated At this place. occurred yesterday. The e1.
erclses were ef IN interesting character. All the
speakers favored the admission Of coiozed stu
dents tn the hills ofthe University.
The National Union ConreuueR Mects AZ To-
peka next week 70 pns 4 State ticket IN the deld-
. Hon. Sidney Clarke. renominased fox Congress,
lies oujte Ill IL shia placf.
, 1866-09-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Rebel Outrn=c4-C1atclzen Cho1crn-Sud-
dcn Death of an Old Cftfzen-Scnsa-
ton ut n Funeral,
[spetiat Dezpatch to The Chicago Trilpune.l
ST. LOUIS, September IL.
1t fs etated by parties in Carroll and Kay
counties that the rebels had threatened that no
registering Of votes In those counties shall be al
lowed; that no man had accepted the position
Of Register and that loyal men arc afraid 10 &C.
cept and carry ont the LAW.
Several cases Of chicken cholera have created
alarm among poultry owners.
In the Tenth Ward A. Gamble, ono Of the
oldest and most excellent citizens Or ST. Lonis,
died last n Gil Of disease Of the heart lie wus q
natiTe Of Virgins, but removed 70 St. Louis at an
carly day. He waR a brother OF the late Governor
Gamble, and had held the Post Office In this city
under the Presidency OF MfliaEd Fillmore
wa1d, on "Wednesday, BY report circulating that
a funeral had been stopped BY the supposed
corpse returning to life and getting out of tbe
cof1n while the heafse YVES in notion The story
is AF1un nffo
, 1866-09-14

eided opGos:tion In The sslesea, and hastily ad;
ttenfcse - IN the msjoyity, although small one.
james Watson Webb, United States Minister,
Arrived on the I'd Of Augner. The stoscahlp On
tho 5th nltimo for Bahia.
river Plate.