Daily State Sentinel, Volume 14, Number 4675, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 October 1865 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL. ii'-- i TUESDAY UP KM KG, OCTOBER 17. ' TOBETINTIIVG.

Books, Pamphlets. Cards, Clicclro, Circulars. Blanlu, Bill Hcado, Billo Lading:, ',' I Ac. Ic, Ar. Dur praanafljstt thin Of flee, lata SSeoS style, flrel quality Papers, and at I.w Pricen. ! m aa Call. JX- iCITY ITEMS. lt7"Te ptiee of the Dally Sebtinel, contain iuf all the Inteet news snd Telegrsphie Din tcca. ii only Twenty Cents a Week, delivered by tbe Carriers in any part of the City. tf 1X7" Yeatrrday mornm;? we hJ a very heavy white (rmt Oieen things beJ better be kept iu doors ibre t.ightt, or they will get nipped. j-rd (Juiilin, the night tlcliiuiu who hut h'u.e!i at the Spencer Houe on Friday tiigU, die j fioai hi woiiixl. il tulJ hi sister Irefore Le UJ llit I was dorse tri lenttHy ?T1 i! tk',CM'i)'-'i!!f( i t se i' .ari u' K!rt.'t i! ' I ", i j i ! i i- . ! i Lis : dei c ' I it 4''i in li'hf Sit 'regj Wti e-fi 1 e ; ' riuin. fuiin-t ii,'i ll;.rtj;tt iu II l.i . .!) . ".J i eitU '. i-e regrtt ri ! hi 111. 'f fi'iJ rüSTVa iili Iiesirr.eat will te reieivcl ly tbe (overr.or i nta oio-nin t II o'clock, in the Slate House eucioiure, and -wilt diue at the -Sol Jiera Home lintueliately thereafter. The cat.uod will Sre at eight this morning, to invite the ladies to come to the Uotne aoJ aid iu preparing tat dinLer. Tbt regiment is now under the command of Col. Sumio, and number 4'2'J otS cert and men. tTbe Ccqoillard Police force couarajcuced operation io g nardinfc; tbe city last night. This is ao independent police force, imported by tbe voluntary contribution of the business raen on tbe squares guarded. The present forte con lata of eight men, to be placed ou each square bet w ecu Tennessee and Delaware street, one on each side of tbe Hreet, to patrol their squares and aa far back at the alley running east and weat The force will go od at dark and remain uotil daylight. This will be a great protection to the property, not ouly agaiust burglars b it againtt fires. tSTTbe Board of County Oornmissioaers met iu special session yesterday, to act on applications for license. The Board granted license to the following persona: John Wagner. ilicL.al ilaug. Thomas U. Cole, Juliua Starr, John Cusick, W. A. Sraitb, Johnson Cadsd, iqJ Frederick Kiel. Kemocetrance-i were filed io each case, and tbe Auditor was ordered to withhold the license for the usual time, in all the cases ci cept that of Hang and Kisdcl ibe re monstrances io their cues bein; aigi:e 1 in peticil.tbe Doard rejected them. The Board allowed a number of account before them and then adjourned. Mario CracxiT Co lit. Iu the Circuit Court yesterday Catharine Goodwin, &lit Fletcher, cu trial on the charge of atealing a rocking xtove, was discharged. James Smith ii tow on trial ou thj charge of robbery, io which Christie is tbe prosecuting witness. TLe robbery occurred al the White Kiver bridge, and Berry, one of the partic. has aire idy beeo sent to the penitentiary. The following is the jury io Ibis ease: Adam Knodle, John Blv, Douglas Maguire, John L. Sawyer, John S. Wilson. JoaephL. Yanev, Sanuel Alward, Wra Dtggett, Morri Swank, Whitford Eilet and C W West. Mr. Leathers is prosecuting tlecajc, and Colley and Walpole defending. f'oucs Maitaaa. Huiineea was oioro lirclr iu tt Police Court yesterday, thete being thirteen cases adjudicated on. principally drucke. Jamea Deamond, Christian Plastnick. J. W. Allen, L. D. Fritcbnid, James Wright, and J . Ct. Underwood each paid $'J 40 for being drunk, while W. 11. Smith and Pat. Mister, having spent all their money io whisky, weie urnl up tor tea days, for the name offense. . .Lizzie Adams, a wandering prostitute, was sent up thirty days for carrying on ber nefarious business without license. Thomas liiley obstructed an allev. for which Le paid $12 30. J sicca L. Dicksen waa stu to jail for fifteen Jays, for leaving his horse unfdnteucd, and David Sullivan paid $9 40 for driving taster this four miles aa Lour. I ! froreetttnga of the City Council. Gocxcil Chaubke. IxMAvaroLis, Oct. IC, lGi I LeCwuucil met. Present, the Mayor, and Council men Allen, lioai, Brown, Cobarn. tmcraon, Ulazier, Grosvenor, Kappes, Loouiis, McArthur and Thompson, rsTiTio.is.

From Joseph Parisette, requesting tbe ptivilege to gravel the street in front of bis property. Oranted. From C. M. Wright aad others, asking that thirty feet of the centre of South Noble atreet be graveled, instead of twenty. Liid on the table. From K. King. Secretary ot the liellefontaine Railroad Company, asking the privilege of taking up and laying down new track a to accommodate the proposed change of freight depot. Referred to the Committee on Streeta and Alleys. A communication was received fron a gentleman earned Woodruff, of Aaburo, New York, deairing that our water works be not built until theira can be teen and inspected by a committee from Indianapolis, which will be about three weeks from this time. Our Council unanimous ly agreed not to build our water works until that time. OKDIVAMCKS. Au ordiuance to erect lamp-post) ou North Alabama street, between Vermont and Norjb ireeta, was read a Irst and second time. An ordinance amending an ordinance to grade aouth Noble atreet, so as to make it conform to the petition presented above, was read a first an 1 second time. a&roaTs. The Board of Public InaprovtoieuU report against allowing Fred Rush f erect IU? tvilt ou Delaware street Concurred iu AUo, againat exteoiiu the time of iL contract of John b'tumph lot grading at J boulder tug Washington Street, betweeu the cau1 and tbe firi lly watt of NVm neet Coi.i-ur red iu. Tbe Uoard alao reported in tvor of allows tbe Street Commissioner to erect the bridge ovi the canal at St. Clair atreet. instetd ef let .lug ( out ou contract. Concurred ia. Alto recommending the contract for ptving and graveling Pratt street, between Meriduo a:, J lUinoia street, to William Cowan at 07 cents lor grading and $1,75 lor graveling per cubic yard. Concurred In. Tbe Board also revommendeJ that the Strae: Comnrasioaer be instructed to build a culvert across tht West street gutter, at the crossing ot Maryland street. Concurred in. The Committee on Accounts and Claims re ported an ordinance, appropriating iJ toe fcondry claims against the city. Hales 9ns needed and ordinance passed. The Committee on Streets and Alley re ported ia ar of vacating Water street, in conUcce wU'j the petition of W.C. Holme, to euable hiu to erect a mill on the back of the nver. Keferred to the City Attorney. Mr. Brown, from tho Committee ou Streets and Alleys, reported in faror of vacating au alley tunning through square 93, between ili'.s!ppi nJ the canal, on property owned by tbe MtOill Lairs. Concurred io. Tbe report of the Committee ou Sueu aid Alleys, against the opening of New Jerney s'.ieet, uctwten New. Jersey and . McCarty atreeu. for the reason that $l,r50 waa assessed again! the cty. waa read. . Tbe question being oo uuneurtig ia tbe report, resulted: Ayes, 4; Naja, V I Le question leccrricg on adopting the leort of ike Uord on openiog Xew Jeraey street, wm oioaad at leogUi by nearly every meaner tu lie Coqlc!!, lU City Attorney finally JeriJirj; ibAt tbe report of the CommisatoDara u Uefcw t.ve, iu railing to defiuitely decrib tbe property aainat - whith aiiesataenti were mada. Tbe whole matter waa referred back to tb Burnt J of Commiaaionere Tbe same Coma'ltea reported k fat or &i

rcclisg tbt . Peru fUilroii Coopaay to plxck their road at the croeeiag ef North sUeet, to that teams ran cross without obstruction. Adopted. Tbe Committee oo tbe Fire Departmcti reported ia fsvor of paying Wo, Wood for citerni built by him. Concurred in. Samuel Boeeer tutttei aa Day Policeman for tbe Fifth Ward, to fill a vacancy'. John Rooser was elected ae Night Police umlot the Ftfth Ward, to fill a vacancy. Mr. Brown, from a Special Committee, reported that tbt lamp-posta on South Delaware and Meridian atreeu. when repaired by the contractor as they directed, should be accepted. Coacurred io. Tht Ecgineer reported an estimate for grading, pwvinf and turbing Ohio street, between Peociylrusia and Tenneesee aüetta. On raotioD. tbe estimate waa cot accepted. Tht Ecgineer also presented a eomtu&isalion ia relatita to the employment tf an Aisiitact, and asking that a competent Assistant be employed, aa the work of tht office makea it accessary. Tbe communication wsa referred to the Board of Pablie Improvements. Tbe Board of Public Improvement reported, oa the petition of McKeraaa and others, recommending the appointment of tht Board of Engineers now employed by tbe city, to examine tbe bcuMericg of Circle and Peausylvatia and Market streets, thee being the only beuldered pquares not vet received bv the city. Concurred in A rumber of motions for minor rutttere were acted oo. when the reporters adjourned at 1U.15 o'clock P.M. Obituary. Rrxtlutitnt in Tfqrtrd to thr D'ath of Major lltnry A MUchrll. Al a meeting of tbe Cumai'-vaione 1 Ofiireis of the 17tb Regiment Vttcrati Ke.-enc Cofp, hell nt Regimental Heitifquarlem, l Indianapolis, Indiana, October 12. IrC". it was uaaimouiy Iitiotcfit, I ht it ii wit'u feelings of prolouuJ regret, that we laaru ol the death of our comrade. Uenry A. Mitchell, late Major 17th Kegimeut V. It. C. feeling aa we do, that in Lim, we have lost a gallant and worthy officer, and the country one of its beat and bravest defenders. Rrthhfd, That we tender to the family and friends of tbe deceased, our heartfelt sympathy In this, their sore affliction, knowing as we do that tbt many virtues of our late comrade, will butatrreto enhance their aense of loss io this, their hour of trial Knotted, That in commemoration of the loss of our esteemed comrade, wt will wear the usi al badge of mourning for thirty dayi. Ht tolitd, That a copy of tbest rtsoluiona le publiahed Io the daily papers of Indianapolis and Cincinnati, and a copy scut io tbe family of the deceased. Pa a I a Bill, Captaiu V. It C . Secretary.

UUHIXESS NOTICKS. Vily Ordere. Wauted, a few City Orders, for which the uiai ket price will be paid in CAsh Apply at thia Office. H-'J tSF" 1 be PliTMcisna of the city are invited to attend the nic'line; of the Academy of Medicine thU evening, at I1, o'clock, iu College 1111 tuiIdiDg, to bear the Inaugural Address ot the Present. Dr. T. B. Harvey. O. V. Woon. M. 1).. t Secretaij. UP" tire at improvements are being made on Maeaachuiettj avenue the Capital Drug btore at the comer ot Vermont atreet is being enlarged and will be one of the nicest plare of the kind in the city. Call in and see. !" Clotks And Cloakius, Halnior! SÄiit, Flannels, Blanket, i.e.. iu great varietv, at the City Dry (iood Store, No :i7 Kt't Washington street. lG-'Jw Barmaims im Bl'silmxo Lot4. The remainder of lho!e loU ou Htsl tlrcet, lhit old so chetp Iat Monday are to be clo?el out at auction to the Lightr-1 biuJfr tit i -s (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. iSre i.lvertierneiit of Wilev A Martin, Ke.il Ditan Auctioneers. Pr.Ai kaiüs. Tiuee or lour ood Plasteiers can find constant nork it louiville by calliu on P. Hionon. Filth street, near Walnut. Wse- $.4 j er iUy nnd raiiiotl fare paid. IG 2 VST" Look u, handiue line of Urets Uood and liaU. al t!.e Ciiv Drv Oods Store. lG-2w Ameiiv-AU and Porelgu (iootxof all kinds Cheap, at the t'iry Dry lthiJ Store 16 2w t5T""Stnour. ot the Ittterf Houie Drug Store. , htely aiJrd a lull ?to. k. of Paint), Oils. Yurni-he, Din9. Mt Ji.ioe-. Glaci and other articles in hin line, to complete his fall stock. P u tea n;tntii)g Drug- or Medicioe will find this a good place i get N.i 4i tides, at the lowest market price A cretul hnul is always present to fill preset ip'.iou. Pure Liquors for medicinal parpo.-e reou hnud at all times. IG-'J The City Dry Goods Store, No. 37 Last Wahic2to:i street, is the place for Bargains. I62w 5Fiee Dr. Wu, Thomson's advertisement O'i the fourth page of to day'a paper. jao 2- tf. LIQUORS, T. C. STUICKIaAiM), I'orelgu ami DoinoHlic . LIQUORS, 140 Wett tTa ailing ion Street tat or tue täte House. WHEAT AND RYE WHISKIES, ALSO, PURE OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON. Irish and Scotch Whisky from Bond, Old Urowii 4 horry. Fori. 4)urel it nl 4 JiaiiiiMil;ii. Ufc 1 tf i . i ü rv -V i .v a. , .l.atr KcfcwfcM X M( Nmim, RKCT1F1KR iU WBOl.F.SALE lKt.KR 1 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, VO!ÜdAUKl.A, RTR A!D BOÜRB05 PORT, MADFIRA, MUSCAT. UAt.AQA WINES, CXO-eVlrtS, 23 South Illinois Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IX D. Jjllavf

( LA Ü 4 i: w roR tu a cxrcinrxAU. BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS ra wtiraoted ia all cae fr ta rnT auU raaAjitUaafrwia aIUia ari4af froi mabaI itcwi fr TOUTBFVL 15WSCRRT10X, Saiinl LesSkKlghlly Iru!lu auJ Sful lre4s r-nita!, hbysical and Xervou Debil.!, lapetence; lt, Iaal Ir. -, .. c. SO CHA5GK OF PI KT IS MXESiARl, and ibv can Le al without dttctlon. lath Ui töntma CO r4.U. W O Doha. If yo. taJitMt (rl them ot yeur 4rsfg1t. tbv wi!l be sent by mall tecurelj sealti, peiald. wdh fail Inatrocticru, that truure a cure, ou roipt rtb mutiny; ab4 a paoipblet of IO pata a tka errr of yeaih tba f oocBce anl rni2yt or frve; loceuts required f r pottarc. Address Dr. J, hsim. Cooaa'.Unc rhvsidan, p. u. m sal r4way. aw Tra Üaalera caa S aopptled Desaa Daraee dc Ce Waalaaale A&ts. 5aw Tor: Tc-I'.a 4 Cat. Aptt frr lailaaapoUa.

Telegraphib" Dispatches.

tarsarse a traaaittcavee aaataf arasaanasi.. -. DAVIS1 ' REPORTED ESCAPE. RIFLES SEIZED IN CANADA. THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. LVTEi: Vlttm 1IKXICO. AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTH. KN. I-rVa3riCIt'W CA81 At,.' &rr Ar, i lir i:iicopatl Cwuveiilioii. PiJUAaitrim. O t 13. The General CotTiiioti of t!ie Kucop.1 Church assembled tii's momioir This is the tenth day of tbe session Rev. Dr Wharton oBert-d tbe folloif.ü: Wberei, It lus pletiei Almighty üjd t rr?t'f f uur btlovei C .oimunioti it? old rt!a tioi;i of hrcthcrlj aßectioa and ecclesiastical duty, and thu enable us tjjoir in the rreat work of pleaching the üpel of Christ in a Church wholly apostolical in its orginiaation throughout the whole land; and Whereas, It is fitting that we ahould set apart a specific ar,d distinct cccaaiou for this purpose; therefore, Reolvet, TU.it wo reipond moat gr:etully to the irtviutiou of the House of Bishops, and tseet for the purpose of such thanksgiving to morrow, and will join devoutly in its services. liev. Mr. Uruunct agreed to tbe arceptiou ol the resolution. The Chair stated a aimilar re-oluticn had been adopted. The preambles and resolution of the Iter. Dr. Wharton were then accepted and placed on the Record. Tbe Committee ou Carious reported au amendment for the purpose of teniovlos; the ambiguity of the canons in reference to the dismission ef clergymen from their parishes without the contest of the ecclesiastical authority. The Committee ou Canons alo reported a scrie of amendment fn reference tothe election and jurisdiction of missionaries &lJ bishops. Tbe Committee ou tue Provincial Sjateiu reporteJ recommending the follonin canoo: It ii herehy declared to be liwfal for the Dioceses cow existing or hereafter to tiir-t witbia the limits of Sute or Commonwealths, to establish for tbemelvea a ieJtr.il canon or Couucil, represcutine; such Diocese?, which may deliberate and decide upon the common interest of the church wi'.l.i'.i rhtt State, anJ eiercine any delegated prwers not inconsistent with the Contitutioo and car.ons ot this church. Hon. It Ruggled cuuveJ that there Aa be a spcciil uiectirg on Wednesday eveniuy of thin week lor the purpose of considering the provincial ydtem, and ruorel i'ie reference. of ib proposeil Conititutioii to the Coamittee on Canons. The report vv Mi.-siouary I'.IiliOpr was tlien made the order ol the day for Tuesday Kev. Dr. ll4on offered a repo.t from ihe Couimittfe on TypourapLiüal Krror, with a reolu-i tion th'. the Joint Committee be cotitirj'ied. to whom ahull be submitted the jnoof of hett of the Standtrd llible aa they apper Irom the press j alter having undcr-onf thi examination of the tjK)graphical correct it, -a h shall e )iuidctl by the eiitiutj of l-."2. r.'iiatel it Oxfjid, Knglani. ; and thit t!:e Joint Commi'tee h-ve authority to isue t!io llible so rinrt-'i the t itjlid edition ' of tl. is church, arid uik .urangfraeut f r carrying out this ubjeet ther may dem ad-visat-le, provided no pecuniary liibilitj shtll a:crua to the Convemioti of this church Ateaoluiion was aJepte1) tr auerable on nm Thursday eveuinj. to py resj.o' t" the mem cry of the late Bishep Potter. A resolution was adopted referring the subject of the Psalmody of the Church to a Cmmissieo composed of Bishops B.irgcs. Potter, Core. Williamsand Stevens The Military Canon was nide the order o( the d-ty for Wednesday. New York was selected at the next pUt-e of meeting ot the Geueral Cat. on. On motion, the Convention adjourned, to meet to morrow 12 o'clock, immediately alter the conelusion of tbe general tbauksgivieg cereauoniea for the return of peace. lroiti Charleston. Ntw YoBK.Oct.lC The Charles'ofi Courier of Tuesday has the followiny;: Tbe efforts of Mr. Julius Mitchell of this city, who has for some time teen UboriDf, and perpetually urging upon the Government the pro priety of restoring the Island lands to their original owners, baa at last met with success, and an order will shortly be issued ordering full restoration. It is expected that (Jen. Howard will visit this Department soon and give personal direction to ita reclamation. Tbe 56th Regiment Jfew York Yeteraa Volunteers arrive! yesterday, having been ordered to New York to be mustered out of aervice. Thia is the oldest Regiment in the Department, and the last of that portioo of the 18th Corps sent here in May, lCd3. It was organized in September. Ib61, at Newbury, Orange county, by Brig -General (theu Colonel) Van Wytk. There wsa also raised at the same time two light batteries afterward known as the Seventh and Eighth X. Y. flatteries, and alao two Cavalry compinies which were afterwatd attached to the First N. Y. Mounted Kittes. The command w4 known as the Tenth Legion. The regimen; now numbers forty officers and two hundred men. It hts been generally kept full by v jlunteeriug, and baa Lad about three thtuani members since its first organization. Private Kdward Urahani, Co C. li;b Y. Volunteers fell between the ctrs near Florence. C. Sunday uigbt. Cars passed over him causing the lors of hia right leg. Lie was brought to the cit yesterday to the ho?tiul where at last account e was doing well and likely to recover Later from Mexico. Xiw York. Oct. Io Intelligence ha k-cn leceived from the Citv of Mexico, br way ot Vera Cm, arid Havana, to the 11th iit. L. M.ury, recently naturalized as a Mextcau, ha, bj adeiree dited the Hth of 5?ept . . been apfir.tad au Honorary Councillor. j The district of Ajacaco i. in full iusurrectiou ! s''sir st the Imperial Power. TLe I mperiil Journala ackLowleJge that tbe successes of the Juarists (here ;re reallv iaipoitant. There are also troubles in Sincola, from whence many of the French residents have Leen expelled. The Ktupcror has decreed the etibliahmeat of au Imperial School of Public Service, designed to educate oftioer of vsriors branches of army service. Considerable excitement has beea raided iu the City of Mexico, by a murder and by tae speedy punishment ol the crimiuals, who aesar-s;nated a young cit zeu named Julian Caastilla The pub Sic inJignation was greatly aroused by the circumstinccjoftoC case, aui the him peror ordered that the murderers elKuld be tried and punished by a Military Tribunal within forty-eight hours This was done and the three murderers were publicly execur.!. tie t- vuluiia ill Cons enllen. . Ni Yoaa, Oct 16 Ext r- ---cial rrata Philadelphia avs : Then are aut .tK)0de!e gte presrtit at the Convention of Fenians, whrch is sitting with c!oed doors. Additional delcgitcs are" coatinualiy arriviug. Jean U" ahouey, U.C .isprvaiJing Kuojeia of the raoat ex.it'cg chuae'er are ajit ; oie ia tLit a plsu tor provision (iotstt.iaf t;t or Irish ti.eia'.ory will be urged with authority to isiue bouds. Iruportaut advicts are said to hare been received in cipher b? tje ateaiitr at Farther Point. I ircuieit' rnrade In PhUadrlplua. PaiLii LruiA, Oct. 1C. There will be iu the line of the firerueu'e psrade te-day one handrrd and two h.'e carriage, i.'tj-aeven steam engines, one band engine, twelve book and ladder carriages aud tweaty out amtulaccej, makiag a tital of 203 firs apparatus in the Tine.

Appropriation! of Last Congrest. Ntw Yetxr Oct. 17. The Times' Wasbiagtoo special says: We gave some days since a itaterctctof the deSaite ipprorrittioci ctdsat the last scs'ioo of Congress, amounting to something over eight hundred and twenty-two rat!liooi of dollirt. Tbu rja, it should bikuovD. ia eludes 'appeapriationa for the army aad vary departments, of which not more than one-half will be cied, thus teJucing tht tctal amount rf approprisons about three hundred millions of dollars, and consequently the actual definite appropriations will not amoant ta more thin, say, fire hundred and twenty-two million of dollars. To this sum should be cided the indefinite appropriations which were omitted in our f rst estimate. These indeSaite appropriations are for the payment of horses and other property lost or destroyed io the military service. Five hundred thousand dollars for tbe re-paymem to importers of deposits for unascertained duty. Two millions two hundred and fifty thousand dollars for payment of drawbacks, bounties, Ac, one million for expenses for collecting rereuue from customs, two million two. hundred and fifty thousand dsllars for expenses of collecting iatercsl revenue under the new law, eight million of dollars for allowance or drawback on articles on which internal duties or tax hss been paid4 four hundred and fifty theusand dollars for miscellaneous purposes, such as stsrsge, cartige. Ac., for marine hospital fund, three hundred aad eleven theusand dollars interest on the public debt, one hundred and thirty-sight milliea dollars, total appprepriations specific and infn;te. C74.77I.06O. I lie Case mt (irneral Palmer. Ntw Yoai. Oct 1Ü. The abolition of rasrtial Ijw in Kentucky does not, aa is supposed, settle all the difficulties there. The chief difficulty of ail reruics General Palmer, by virtue of his military authority, gave pssses to sll negroes to go a hi: her they would iu search of work withoat regard to whether they wert free by virtue of acrvhe io the army, rebellious masters or by any other ciuie. The State Courts deny the validity of his action, as they still recognize the institution of Slavery as existing in this Slate and are now en

forcing the laws which prevent employers from hiring slaves without the conseut of their masters. Innumerable laws are the consequence, while those who wish to procure labor, deprived of their own negroes by military sutbority, are prevented from hiring others by the civil authorities, and the frceJmeu roam about the country or congregate io camps aad become demoralized and either steal or starve: as the negro thus freed cannot by any possibility be re-enslaved, the only solution of the matter is to suspend tbe action of the Slits Courts until the action of the Legislature, which meets iu November, can pass tbe Constitutional Amendment. Kentucky is the greatest sufferer in tht South, from the hidebound tenacity with which she clirgs ta a dead institution. sn ,-fJUaiaalppl Affairs. Maw Yosi, Oct. 16. The Herald's JacksoD, Mississippi, correspondent save: Strong fears are expressed iu regard to next year's cottou crop in Mississippi The depredations of the contending armi4 have left the fields, gin housea, and othr nccejitiei for tbe production of tht ittple, ia a eery dilapidated condition; and there is also a greit scarcity of slock and implements indispetijabl to its planting, culture, and preparations for market. Addl to tbia the planters generally appear to lack the energy and practical requisites for proceeding with the work under the new order of things, and rn this matter of indolence the negroes art disposed to imitate those v;hj formerly were their masters. This correspondent thinks that it the slauters would set an example of industry, tbt freed in en would not be clow. in following it, as has been illustrated iu several cases iu the State where the rutiur has been tried. There is great demsud tor Northern overaeers. a they have much more influence with the trcedmeu lhau Southerners, and planters are offering large salaries r Northerners to superintsud their work. nmi th Carolina Affair. Nnw YotK, Oct. IK. The Herald's Charles ton correspondent atys: The election of State officers on the l?:h inst.. absorbs more attention than any other subject, and the politicians are actively at work among the people Men of the Wade Hampton achool. our correspondent states, sre the favorite candidates for members of the I.iliture, which is to meet on tbe 2oth inst. The uuty will devolve upon the Legislature of electing two Unittd States Senators, and the gen-) era! ojinon is thai Uov. Perry an I Hon. .lames P. Campbell will be ehoieu. General Burnett, eommandiug at Charleston, hss be tu informed of the departure from that place for northern cities, of between four and Sve hundred thieves, and men of that class. About (orty t ersocs, supposed to be part of this gang, have beer arretted by General Burnett's ordeis. Pardone Colored iiegimenta- The Kiigllalt Capitalists. Nkw York, Cct. 16. The Post's special says: A large number of pardons were granted this morning, but to no one of prominence. The rebel Geuerala Peck and Iiabodeu are ap tiicaots for pardon. Stephens and IUagau are eipected to-night The latter will have an audience with the President tomorrow. negimeuts of colored troops are garrisoning such forts as sre not dismounted, on the north side of Washington. TLe Knglish capitalists are examining the Bal imoreand Ohio Railroad; to-morrow ihtv will tviiit objects of interest ia ibis city. Hr. Itlurx bu ru Counterfeiter Arrested. Toronto, Oct. 16. Dr. Blackburn, of yellow lever notoriety, has beeu admitted to bail on his own recoguizanee to appear when called for. His sureties wsre discharged. A. Uliekels, A. Pahter, Samuel Bailey, and It. (Juackenbusb, are committed for trial at Belleville for counterfeiting ou a large scale. A number of persous of inrlueuce are reported aa being connected with them. B in- Old 'ivirrxrapu if elation tcururil Naw YcRt.Oct. 16. The olJ relations of 1850 to 1 SGI, between the Associated Press and Southern Prest, have beeu again resumed, and there is now a daily interchange of Northern, Western, and Southern news directly from the central oSIct in this city with every daily jour uI in the United States". I'arific Steamship rares. -Naw Ton, Oct. IG The Pacific Mail Com pinv advertise their tri monthly line for Aspia wall, coDLett:tig with their steamers for San Francisco. The Henry Chauney sails Nor 1, I. - : if ....1 Pilr!. N' - Ol .uv aiiftuuv, 4iWT. I I, .yi j. j'.ibiv, .1.1,41,1 Pricei to Aipiewall, $!J ADd J0;throujh J rt tu Su Fracciaco, $3fU, $2."0 m 1 $1Q.". j s losra f:iectlaits. BiRiroroN, Oct. 16. The Chairman ot the State Central Committee of Iowa anuounce that the election returns thus far indicate Gov. Stone's majority to be aboot 16,000; Legislature three fourths Republican. very Tatest. THIIEK O'CLOCK, A. M. i vi i iti.M ix; iTKflJ or ii:st. BUM0P0I ILJAXT. iw York, Oct 16 Tbe Rev. Dr. John J. Coi.ro wis jeterdy conitcratd as Bishop of Albany, by Archbishop McClusky, of this city, in Albany Cathedral, with all the a.emuity aad impoiirg ceremies of tae Catholic durch, usual on auch occasions. Bishops Loughliu, of Brooklyn, and l itcoi. of Buffalo, wert the two priaeipal aaaiaUnU in the t sfmony. A large nomser of other elergy rneu of distinction were ? resent, and the edifice was crowded with auditors and spectitors The sermon was precbed ly Arehbiabop Purtell, of CiLcicaati The intended pro.ertJoü. Iroru the Kpiacopal residence to tbe Catbedra!. of Biabope, Priests, atd their atitsitnt. ia cficial rebel, wis preventel by the rain ud sterns..... .., stutRK or aims sr casanux AtrK:airiis, Tbe Herald's Washington special says: Svras daya ago the Sovernmeut receir'ed lofotDatioo of tht seizure by the Canadian authorities of Niagara of COO Speoear ritla wblab

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tbe Fenians or ctber agitators ia the BriUab Provinces It has since been ascsrtaiacsl tbst thl't Arms were tht pcrchaics of 3ioe, io Toror to, formerly of Atlanta; and one of the beviet hardware merchants of the South, who, sicct his retirement into CtaaJa. has been turning dishecett pennies by blockade rnncirg and other transactions with Yellow Fever Blackburn, Sheet!. Sr.oers and ethers of that claw The last cot able transsotioo in which Moses wssceu certisd which came to the knowledge ef the War D-armeat. was the stealing aad smuggling into Canada patterns el Borden's patent hört shoe machinery, with the view to ultimate establishment of a herte-shoe factory at Atlanta, but Sheraan'e operations sseiled that game Next Mosrs weu into tbe Fenian pike business, and furniiheJ large inveicea ef that formidable weapon to Irih Republican agenta. Latterly, through agents in tits principal cities of tht North and West, he has beta parekaiing serviceable firearms for the same purpose. Tbe busiaess has really grown to be oae of considerable magnitude, and inaamnch aa the purchase of f rearm i in this eocntry is a perfectly legitimate buslaea-e, the Government can d ssthiag to stop it. Rir.'Kr or iMafiRT er rsnoxits Trie ssrae special says: Among ether imswrtant r.epoiti conceriiing tht latt war that will bt brought to the notice of the next Congress, is one now in rapid process of compilation at Headquarters of Commissary of Prisoners. The above report will be ready in abeat sz weeks aad will present a most accurate aifd remarkable result of the captivity of Federal and Rebel aoldiera, and all the esert:a! matters pertaining to their impriionmeat Tht Ktport In question will show that tht namber of prisoners takes both sides was, in the aggregate, (ally np to a half million f men. and will give .tri aeront.t of the n a ruber and atrength of ike Sonthern armies at the time of their parolemeut and disbanding last spring. It will also indicate the uumber exchanged, tolisted on tbe side of the enemy, died, escaped, those who took the oath ol allegiareo, and liatsf men dying iu Southern prisons. aarJaT or davis fiCArK not cess I Rat an. Nrw York Oct 16 Tht World's special aaya : Tht sensation report that Jeff Davis has escaped from Fortress Monroe in the disguise of a negro ateredore and aailed for Nassau m an Knglish steamer is not confirmed. rROORits or tuk cbjollra. Foreign mails received at the State Department bring additional details relative te the spread of the cholera. Tbe Consul at Constantinople, writing under date of September lih, aay: The disease has almoel entirely disappeared from this city. The United States Consul at Port Mahoo reports, under date of September 2 Ulli, that he has trustworthy information frosa ".Palm up to and includicg tkt 17th of September. The usual population of Palma is 60,000, but on tbe 17th the population did not exceed 15.UUÜ. Oa that day 137 deaths occurred from cholera; since then the deaths are reported from lo'J to 169 per day. Tbe disease ia Palma appears in a rery aggravated form, aud seems to baffle human skill. Reports have reached Port Mahon that tho disease is spreading intej tht interior of Spiis. Reports from the Consul at Genoa, Italy, state that but few cases of cholera hare occurred there Intelligence from the Consul at Marseille, France, is to the effect that this terrible malady is frightfully on tbe iccrease there: eighty tucneicd citizens hart loft the citv, aud death new average between ifty and sixty per day. Huge becfires, numbering one hundred at timet, sre burning nightly iu tbe atrcets, for the purpose of purifying the atmosphere, which hss had a decided" effect to some ext?nt. m it m ai r Af-TURti raow strcr. The Commissioner of Agricult-irt has received from Illinois a specimen ot loaf sugtr manufactured from beel. The sugar is of suowy whiteness and beautifully chrystalised, equaling anything produced from the sugar cane. It is claimed that this bee: sugar can tspro1aci at a Ie cst thsn that made from cace. xminin r.i ri vmrooL. The Liverpool corrce-pondtut ef tht Loudon Tinier says: The Fenian agitatien is still rife in Liverpool in spite of the vigilance of the police, and both di ills and meetings for diseussion are conducted with comparative freedom. DuriHg the present week a number ef meetings have been held which were attended trot alont by men of the lower rank but by some persons ef cocsiiarable means. At one of the.t meetings res lutior.s were adopted to support the Fenian objects and organization, both tsy money and ais by physical aid if necessary. Tbe question was also discu,ed ol the purchase of vessels and the formation of armament for privateering purpoaes, and the idea of preying upon British commerce at sea appeared t be kssuly relished. Aresolu tion to carrj ont objects of this kind was pet and carried ith enthusiastic demonstrations aui tnuch violence and wi!dces of language. As proof, however, that the resolution was not mere froth, a call was made for subseriptieo? and in a very fow minutes nearly two hundred' pounds were laid down With the exception of the vapory and declamatory style of talk which might be expected on such occasions, the proceedings were orderly and business-like.. The minetes were resd ef previous meetings, and memoranda made of the resolutions above described by a person who acted as Secretary, it is feared, with regard to the royal navy, thai Fenian diaaiection has spresd considerably A strong feeling is entertained in town io favor ef a vigorous and prompt canvas of boiiithe volununteer and naval reserve forces, in order to discover the recreants. Tht Liverpool Post says: In accordance with an order from the Government, ou Monday there was an investigation on board Her Majesty's ship Eagle, with a view to .ascertaining whether there was any disaffection among the surelled members of the Pvoyal Naval Reserve, at this port. We are glad to find the result is net a siga of Feaianiam, nor has it been traced to tht Naval Reserve men. A Fenian book came into ibe possession ef the police on Monday night. The title page of the book runs thus: "Proceedings of the First Nalioual Convention of the Fenian atrotherhood, held iu Chicago, 111.. Nov. 1S.3." Many of the name are ihvie of officers ef the Federst army. aoritrn txou amekica arrkstli ix irrlai. Another soldier from America, Col. O'Coanell, was under arret at Cork. He was bearer of letters of advice and command from the Fenian War Department in New York, to iht conspirators both in Ireland and England. Tbe Cork Herald, describing tbe search of biggse on the arrival of the steamer, saya that every species ef property, small srticles of clothing, every book; letter or scrap of paper, howerer deeply depoiited or closely packed i portmanteau, box, ease, parcel or packet, was opened, and semsvrmea by officers under inspection of magistrates, the object being, ef course, to detect any poseible circumstances which might show lbs owners to be connected with tbe Fenian conspiracy. The search proved abortive, the oulf article at sll objected to being a revolver wbieH one gentleman bad with him. This weapon was retained, and all tho passenger were theo allowed to repack their property and pro cted on shore. - , A Cork letter iys: Further arrivals from America sre looked for during tht next fortnight, as rome five or six steamers will have left New York and Boston for Cork ani Liverpool btfort news, of action against the Brotherhood arrives out by Persia. In addition to police attention paid t tracing steamers, gunboats and revenue cutters are kept at sea overhauling all saJIUg craft cruising from westward. The reason assigned is thst vessels have left American porrt with arms, an muni tion and nniferma for rhe Iriah Fenians, to be landed en the coast. raoat roxTaisa moroe Fearxa.'s Mosaot, Oct. 13. The stores Las abated eul the leet of vessels detained hy the weather proceeded to a tLiia mrniag. A silt of (larernmint s'.eaaers took place yesterdar at Norfolk. The Jhn Traey brought $ i. 500; Undine. $3,710, and tae tug Lizxie Freemen, S'JH). -Three otner tugs and sixteen launches brought good prkss The steamers Rotary. Fairy nlC. P. Smith haft been ducharged from (ItTtrnsntnt service. TÜS RCAT MRKMKM's PARaPR Philädclmu, Oj:. 16 Tht hsas ef tae tir erne a 'a procession, which -tarted at It) A If., lid not reach tbt corner of Third and Chetnnt streets, tbe niace of dismissal, cnlil C P. M . baviag raarcbeU tweoij milee Not a sewae ol disorder occurred yu tht rome. It is estimated ueariy iO,OOU firemea were in line ef procession. Waich took three hours rvl a qairter te pas a given point. trial or tur. ancorc. Waaaixcxo.t Oct. IC The uial of General Brisoow for aUegfd larctacy of sertaio money is tili In progress A matiou'wae Dade by a

xctslercf tht cut that tit arcsseibt i&fot-l med that the Court des'red no fsrUisr evnleeret of his milittry reputst'tG as that had beta fully csttblisV.ej b? testimony, but the motion wis)., denied. , . ; ilP0?l 0tKl.' , A ttk- baa been attached to tbe door at tte foot of the staircase leading to tae Executive, Department, snsouccirg that ail pardors !n thia t of5c will be signed as even ss possible and seat, to the State Department. Tbe effect bat teem to lessen tht crowd at the Preskiest's House j end increase U m tkt Ststc Department Tie clerk at tbe Utter place formerly kept an open I door, but be now bsa it closed, with avarticg i potted io large letters, "No admittance ' ihr savat. on rt ataartaL. 1

Among the first cases u be tried by the Natal Conrt Martia. whkh bis bten ordered to convene in this city on the 1st November, with Vice Admiral Farragut as Pitsidsnt, is that of Lieutenant Colonel Marsdea, of the Marine Corps, who is to be tried on various charge ot uneffirerlike rondact in Boston.' TIK STOXKWaLL. The United States steamers Rhede Island aud Hornet, heretofore mentioned aa baring beta ordered to Havana to eonve? to Washington the rebel steamer Stonewall, which was surrendered te tht United Stales by the Spanish authorities, will sail from Washington on the ?0lh irst. tux raxiax roüTxxTioy. Pnu.AiiirHiA, Oct. IC An informal meeting of the Fenian Congress was held to-dsy at tht Assembly Buildinga. Abc ut 60U delegates were present. Tht Chairman delivered ao address, but the Congress will not orgatizt for business until to-morrow. This evening aa enthusiastic mass meeting was held in the large hall of the Assembly Bsildings, which was largely attended bj ladies and geuiemtn. Excellent speeches wer delivered ia favor ef the cause by Capl. Welch, of this city; Wm. Morrison, of Chicago; and others. Much enthusiasm wasmanifested. A cos pie of person attempted to disturb tht meeting by remarks obnoxious to tht assemblage, but thsv were quiokly hustled out of tht hall. The Congress will be io session during the week, and its proceedings will be of a highly important character. Th session will be held in seeret. lTERKSTItt SROU MIXICO. Niw York, October IS. The Tribune's letter from the City of Mexico te tht 1st says: The news from the ioterior sod from the frontier is not ss farorablt to tht maintenance of peace aa tbt frienda of tbt Km pi re might desire, 'althosgn any resistance ta the Imperial troops oo tbe part of tbe Juarittt, is out of the question. Tht latter have aucceeded in organizing guerillas, who are exceedingly troublesome; uot ouly along tht whole lint bordering tht Iiio Grande, but alao io tbt interior are to bo foand aqseds of frem fifty to one hundred, surprising rillsges aad setting them under contribution, destroying and pillaging villages, robbing travellers, and committing all sorts of depredations. In the State of Oajaca, the lamous fiquero is keeping it in astatt of insurrection, lit is located in,t be mountainous patsea of that State,and is said to be in open conumunicatiou with tbe recent rrisoi;er, Torfrio Dias, aid is trying to mike tht people ef that Slate rebel against the Empire Fiquero is the saane gentleman who sacked tbe city ff Tehuacan, and eairicd aluag $1UO,OCO and 1,330 guns He Ts new distributing money aud arms among the Indians, whom be impresses and compels to participate with him in his plundering expeditions. Tbe Government has tsken active measures to counteract the action of Pbiquero and Diss i i the Slate of Ojaece, troops having bees immodiateiy forwarded to points occupied by these two leaders of bands Trade is exceedingly dull. The rainy season has put the reads in luch a miserable conditio!) and transportation between Vera Cruz and Mexico is no high thai every branch of bssinesa iaara pesnled. riRR AT ItASRItRVRS . Harrubiru, P.., Oct. 16 A fire, which promises to be very destructive in its effect i. Lta just broken out at the rei4enr if Rev. ,! . .lore arraiRs ix xrw ear.RANs Naw Orleans, Oct. 14 The Prevaet Mar alial has ordered an inspection of tht City Regiter of Voters, with a view te stride from the rolls the names of certain poraons charged with ads of disloyalty antecedent of the President's Am scsly Proclamation, ef tboac who in 1 8b? regis tered themselves enemies of the Government This would strike off one fifth ef the registered veters ef tse city. Gov. Wells protests sgainst this interference with the estshlisbcd State law. If the Proveit Marshal persists Wells wilt appeal to tbe President. Gov. Wells has accepted the nomination of the Uaion Convention, eonservative party. The True Delta learns that ex-Governor Allen has made application to the President, endorsed by Gov. Wells, fer psrdon. col. caaxa's trial. Nasitilie, Oct. 16. Tht trill tf Col. J hü C. Crane, Assistant Quartermaster, wsa adjourned to-day for thirty daya. Is enable defendant to procure witnesses. Recent heavy rains have swollen the Cumber land two end a half on Harpeth Shoals CTPXt A Ml'lDSRED. A notorious eyprean named Lizzie BiiLvp, was found dead this morning in a house on Col legs street. She is supposed t? have been strap gled. No clut has been bad te the murderer. SKLLIN OVXaUVXXT rEOrsaiV. Tht Qtuitermatttr'a Department is ispidiy disposing, at public action, of all horses, mules, and Government buildings, all of which bring remaaerativt prices This Department will bei soon entirely bereft of live stock. DIBATR COXCZRXtXO NEURO TIXTlktOXT. Tht Ssnatt baa spent the day in debating on tkt admisiiou of negro testimony into the eivil courts COMEliciAL. (ST ItLIOBArs j Ciiteiniaat! Sfarkel. CistrsBATt, Oct. Is. FUur iUiet snd ateaJy; isprrf.ne 13, extra 8 Witt Co for aw aod 14, and family an4 ror branda 7''8ttl. W beat dull and nemlual. Ccrn dull: sales or esr at 3Cc Oats dull and dclinl to 40c. Kye quiet at f-Oc far naw and c far otl. Kar ley aoaalnal. . Prgvialons dull and ge Lerally lower - ' There la bo material chases in bulk rata!; rla Vu ratea are lH19c for abooldcra. Bulk sboaklcrs and aldaa aixl tlaar ita are laU stia.'.c, 51),', snd 34c. ileaa pork: is offered at U V), wiiKa-u bntr. Notbluc; dole 1b lardnhliky tteaSy at 2 2S Groceries steady. Cottnn Mrnier at .'.J 5) for middünf . . "to vark Haruet. 9aw Taaa, Ovt. I. CHiu uBilIl al6l 9c.V far ruidJüng, cleaing bay St 1 4 W. F lewer wpaued atady. bat cleaeti iilOc lower en com -moa grade; a 4ioS 60 tor F.xlr SiaU, t 00-' C5 (oi common to good ablpping brands, Extra Suuna f. op Ohio 9 3S. and 13 4J for trade l.rattU. V hiaky ecUve at 2 7. far Wavtrn. Tbeat opened nrm, bat closed dsll sitd l2c ktr: ft ;&il Mr for Oilcake spnng,l 7?1 bOfor atilwauke clBb; 1 H)&1 1 for amber linwaukle, 1 83 t r tboic amber Milwaokie, with an oatslde price tf 1 CO for new amber Hitwackie; J '."O for eld wiater rd Weatern, I X. al te tat new amber. Kje quiet and firm, with ibiII aalet at previoua prre,. r.arley l-'2c better; 1 It fer S'ate, 1 ! for tbi-e Can4a Fat, I T fprCar.a ! Weal, Carte j mah quiet.' C' tb, naeer large reca.pU, ia 3ü lair;?(M fer u.-owi..t, fTogd for balf aouaJ.au Ha'.u tor Waatore y-il-rw. flats lc lower; 4j4jZ tor nnaMved, and .4tC f r .ai.il. Coflee firm. Sagar ,nit and firm; Cab rancal M ,. koJaa qmlet. Hops Crs at YiaVk tot 1?H trop, and 2"''c f--r ltt retruleaui eiiet arvl fl rv al S'' fer rrote, a4 far retined in uoni. - t'erk peued leu active a:jd rather Iwr, al 94 l.Xi J". far saw aej, clo:nc at Si 4 i far . Z t for prime, snd 30 tva X for prime tnru. Beef flrra: plain mesa ltWUiO; IS ZAalf 'Jt foreitra aaeta. Zoet baraa ealet. Cat meats ateaJy at 16jn,Sefr buRWra'KS,J0i?3,.e for baaa. Karen da.ll. Ird .nier. btrttar in tleaaaatl at Xr4J far Obto, aad 4I f.r PlCe. Cbeee ttaaSy. I sob a. aiescT NAaaxr. t aw Yeac.Oit.U J M aar axUve aii Cna at t7 par eent. ' sterl ef ceanje d'ill at lUSlOS fvr frt-c'. bDU. . . . . Gold firtuer, eperiinf at 1 4S, stanniis t I ". aid ; cleaeU at 1 45 i'. i Goveraaeeat ateeka irragaiar. Claatp aa.t rt. Caacer eavd CeaaaaapUoa baa located In tbe city cf Qainey, liUaels.loa Mala I sirset, taira oeor aoeve tat yaiiicy snre, ever i. at. i taytoaa Boek Etere. 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