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The Rebel Pirate ateChlcknmuurn Raised
.GsSi TnYEe ed .1n1n YNtina1tt. tnu.

A despatch from Wilmington announces
that the priyatccr steamer Chicka1nauga,
sunk In the Cape Fear river, has been raised
and toSed to that city. This Is the famous
but short lived plrate which made snch a auc
ccsstnl raid On The North Atlantic coast in
October and November one year ago. She
left Wilmington. running the blockade. Qc-
tober n, 1854, and Immediately steamed
northwaTd. She fell In With her first victims
on October 80 destroying On that day the
barque II. /. Potter and tho schooner Good
speed; On the nert day the harqus Emma /.
Hall and ship Shooting Star: On
November l ahe scuttltd the schooner
0tter> and the day following bonded
the barque speedwe1l for eighteen thousand
dollars In gold. On November 18th she up
peared at Halifax, where she reported having
destroyed barque and two schooners. From
Halifax she sailed for Bermuda, where she lay
for some time, and then ran the blockade into
Wilmington few days before the capture Of
Fort Fisher. Her companion In degradation,
the Tallahassee, endeaTorcd TO do the game
thing few days afterwards, but found her
self, On getting into port, in the hands Of Ad-
mirhl Porter. On the capture Of Fort Fisher
md destruction Of Caswel the rebels scuttled
the ChfckaunauEa- She bus been lying quiet
" In the Cape Fear river until the present
time, when raised and appropriated to Tan.
kee uses. She Is q screw steamer, fore and
aft schooner rigged, with two smoke stacks.
She carried as armament one t9irty.t"o
FOUNDER and tTo twenty-four FOUNDER guns.
Her machinery Is nearly perfect, owing to Its
having been heavily creased before she Was
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the cotton out, sell It IN the Havana maTket
md spply the proceeds to the payment OF nts
debts. The remainder to retain IS bis share
of the profits
bis cotton, in ali two hundred md eighty
eight bales, shipped on board the schooner
Jeh. Davis, which the Captain purchased and
renamed the Reindeer. The shipment was
made, and the schooner ran out from me
river Brazos, Texas, on the 18th day
Of September, 1862, bound for havana.
She mounted no Guns and w9s ons hx phe phe
United States harquc ". G. ARdeTo on, snd,
after being seized as q blockade runner, "as
towed to Pensacola, and from thence
TO New York city. Mr. MllllnGar, the defend,
ant in the case, was advised, as Is stated Of
the shipment Of the cotton; and instrqcteo oy
and his creditors benefit. This adFlce WIS
previous to its having beer shipped With open
bill Of ladfng and under charge OF super
cargo. After the cotton was landed N ~"
York the authorities were about confiscatinE
it. believing that captain Gearing WIS ssbel
upon making the representation unt1er
oath, ne believe, that the Captain was
4 1oyal man, and thai the cotton was
run ont OF the Confederacy for the benefit Of
loyal Northern creditors, he was awarded
seTcnty-th1ec thousand fire hundred and
purposes mentioned BY him In his statement,
and the balance was handed over TO the ship
that made the capture, rs prize. Mtsingar
disposed of the cotton at one dollar and ten
cents per. pound, but, as Is alleged, failed
to make a1y report or Nt DIVISION ~ o.
ing returned North, and finding that neither
liz creditors nor family had ever received any
Of the proceeds Of the sale Of the cotton, had
Millinga1 s1rested in New York and held to
, 1865-11-30
up,portant Case Growing ont ofthc Hc~
belllon-$SO,0OO Involved.
1I.4o.n Tho Pitt aht1t.h Eazette 11th1

case Of unusual interest aud importance
that Of 4. Hartnpee r.. james Millingar-
vas begun in the District Court on Monday,
His Honor Judge Hampton on the bench.
It appears that Capt: Gearing, in the fall
Of ls6b, had built, At the Pittsbuzgh wharf,
tvn packet boats designed for navigation
IN the Southern rivers, aud that
be obtained, credit from The boat and
tn6se. % the plaintiff ii this case> to the
amount Of over twenty thousand dollars.
This debt vas to hare been paid in nine
montlls, but the rebellion cansht both boats
in rebel waters, aud Capt. Gearing being IN
abieto get them out Of tue territory of the
he rebels. The earnings ol the boats prior
to their capture it Is alleged, were invested in
cotton, at . very low price, by Capt.
Gearing, and stored away In the warc-
houses of the cities Of Houston and Calves
ion, Toaa=- Capt Gearing sometime after:
wards Ieturnsso, ,t to i, the North 81. snd informed
his inTestmentI IN cotton, and t. secure thch
noney taey advised him to return nd run
, 1865-11-30
Il Local Horror ut Grand RnpfdA,
Mich Body Of a Murdered Woman

t48Snt sAt SfaNa 11apta4 EaHter Ittnsj
Our readers will recol1ect the case of the
abandoned child In the woods III Cou1tland
some time since, and chronic1ed In our col
umns. There appears to be a much more
holrid sequel connected with that act Of
child desertfon than was at that time sus-
pccted. Some three days since the body Of
: awoman, apparently murdered, rs ou. in-
for1aant has II, By having her thronght cut,
was found there. There was great excite
ment. of course, aud ruu1or with her thous-
and tongues tells nearly tho same number
Of stories, so that to-day We shall not attempt
to give IN exact statement Of all the facts now
in possession Of the proper authorities, and
portions Of which, II preinaturc1y made pub
Lie might defeat the ends Of Justice. 4 coro-
ner's inquest Was held on Saturday, mud facts
were then ELECTED sufficiently strong, re arc
told, to leave no doubt in the minds Of tho
jury ns to who was the peEpetrntor OF the
55.abollcal act, and their verdict was rendered
nccosdiEs-lr.: That, too, Is suppressed,
as yeS, lest t---lis disclosures II
made public might outsii.r> the otilce's ri
the law. One man has been arf1@@ted and
now lies In jail, who, we are told, answers
the description Of the suspected party, and
his resemblance to the photograph OF the
petaoa' sought, Is By himself acknowledged.
StlA there sccms to be doubt as to bis ilen-
tity, and detectives are still On the track,
whirh they believe to be the right one after
the really guilty man. We shall, doubtless,
IN day or two, give correct statement ol
al the facta,
, 1865-11-30

Gen. Grants Reception At Richmond.
new YORK, Nov. 29-Ihe HeraETs Richmond
correspondents Of the 27!h. says Gen. Grant VA
heartily welcomed 10 that citT hY the military AZ
1r". 1.-.- -" A@"f" --"ressed his opinion while
these regarding mits1y aits,s. Id e1noh.il-
cay that the advent Of Macmillan to the pretend
ed throne Of Mexico Was = part Of tho rebellion.
End bis immediate expulsion ehouId be part Of
tablieh throne in Mexico, and re should not con.
snlt that power in restabltshtng The Republic. he
eaid that France had no right to Interfere In The
In VIZ on this point, now Is the time to have II,
while our army and navy yet organized, and be.
lore our commerce IL again set afoat On every sea
, 1865-11-30

EAsuy111E, yov. g. Cotton dull and declining.
Ruling prices 39G4lc. Receipts and shipments
yc1y light.
No decision has been rendered In the case Of The
astasstns tried by Court Martial. The opinion Is
universal that they will receive the death sentence.
River sixteen inches, and at stand.
, 1865-11-30
Distressing Suicide.

(Ff6m the BenesIt {1G!.l 56dfdaI.1
Mr.. 4. c. Forsyth, Of Bellevue, who had
rson Committed pSae Suds st' ast oaday by
hanging. He left the house In the morning,
telling his wife that be was going to the Post
Office. As be did not return, his wife became
alarmed, md towards night commenced L
search. Darkness soon came on, and tue
search was fruItlcss. Next morning the cltf.
zens turned ont for thorough search, and
finally found the body about mile from
a tree. Ir. Forsyth was man Of good hab-
ite, quiet and gentlemanly In bis department,
and his sad and untime1y death, while it
crustes the hearts Of his family and friends,
has cas-. gloom over the entire community.
, 1865-11-30

Especial Despateh to the Cblcaso Ttibune.l
IxptAxAPaIIs, Nov. %.

fspecial Despatch to the CblcaEo THbune1
1SntASAPoLIs, Sov. %.
uoCsE.
The House met at 2 p. m.
Several petitions On tho subject Of Temperance
were read and referred to proper committee,
III. Shuey's Temperance blu being the special
order Of the hour, Eas takcn up.
Mr. Sewcouab Offered m amendment, dividing
retailers into two clasees, VIZ. thpee nho ten
ale, teer, wine or other malt Or vinouB liquors,
tbe ptod1ct of fermentation AZ distinguished from
distslIation; md second, those Who sch whiekey,
oi he nrsi - tn nav leence Of forty do!lsts;
the.e Of The second ctass ::naarea s.'a ~;
dollars.
4 ppir1ted debate ensued, in which Meters New.
comb, Shuey. Rice and others took part. and
further consideration Of the Eubect WIS postponed
until tomorrow afternoon.
Adjourned.
Senate net at an.
Mr. Oy1es, from the Committee on Organization
Of Courts, reported three bills for reorganization Of
courts, which 1sere read first time. The drst pro-
sl6cA for Circuit Courts, the second for aetrcting
the State for Judicial Courts, and the third Tor or
measures Will be to abolish that unmltieatcd
nuisance, the Common Plea. Court, and establish
Ing Probate Court In each county,
The Houtc amendments TO the bit depnv,nS the
Supreme Court Of original Jurisdiction In Ad6e1s
eo.ts cares coming up ths senats, st1er tonae de-
effect would be to kin the bin. Several Senators
wbo voted for The bill On It's passaRe are inclined
10 back wafer on 1t,
Adjourned to 2p- H. -.... .
The afternoon scseion wns principally taken up
with second reading Of bills.
tees Of The Peace and witnesses was passed.
Adjourned.
, 1865-11-30

new ToRK, Nov. ga despatch states that tho
alton Of the Comptroller to remove the Currency
Bureau to New York and to inssease the c1pfsal of
the National Banks to the extent Of dny million
ffoltnrH.
, 1865-11-30

An A1deYynnRtc EIs1t-ConfeFence On
Railroad MRtteFB-Resofu1Ionf for the
Punishment Of jeff. DaTfA.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune,1
ST. LOUIS, Nor. =.
The members Of the Lawrence, EAn.3s, Council
are their way to this city 10 confer With our clti
zens on the subject Of the Pleasant Hi & Lawrence
railroad, proposed branch Of the Pacific road.
That would materially shorten the distance between
St. Louis and Lawrence. The lawrence visitors
will arrive this evening and ba received by cur
Council, which meets tn session At O'Clock.
in The House Of Representatives:
Rksa'red, By the Home Of Representatives,, the
Jefferson Davis; Ex-rzesideut OF the &o-c.Ind
Scu1nc1n Luueae1urr. = Eu1ly Q! the hiche7 crime
known to the American laH and fs not flt subject
for clemency, and should suffer the peual:y Of the
law dne to 1uch crime.
, 1865-11-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

T.31e Admission Of Tennessee Members
of Congress- Credentials OF virginia
members Illegal-Mllitary Appoint.
mcnt-Caudtdates for Postmaster Of
Of tho Surgeon Generals Bureau
saics OF Hospital Property-DIx.n1ssed
The Serv1ee-The mnrshaiahlp Of
LoutMapa-n1ustcrtu out Co1orcd
Regiments.
fsuee.a, neenstrb tn the ch,capo 1ribnne.1
W.emwnrow No. %
no,sos n.vpe-d ,ir, c1,t,, th,t tbe .Srntss,or of
sa.a,oss ~ 1on, 49,
not depend On the same grounds With those from
Other rebel States, Ue w1u hold that the Consrcs.
eonal ieta'ons Q! lenoessee 10 soe enaon s Me.e
oese4 suepenueo' tuHt nM tesuon y. me ou.s
never so'ed ior secession toss 10 teat11 a. inteo
By the action Of Middle Or Wcst fennessee would
er.rsty. md ,hat the Supreme CouEt has CONTINUED
t -. Tau , ~ ,o,.1 s,,s Nv ho,a,na
% ueaa lsnneseee nke aas oa. a,s"n S " aotg SaV
pesseeans are not likely 10 make common cause
,,;t, ~ ,a,he-. frcn Tho otb.r -,ha1 st.ts. .,d
" W. -. s' -, ~ ~ ans.
20 MOI eeesa 10 care 1of lne aoulasaoo ot many o1
Them.
Mr. McIhc1sou has definitely determined not to
put the names Of the VtiRinia members upon The
1ou- ~ tue7e wa no lne"uon u NV "aAtc'et'
connected with the mailer, the claimants for seats
would hare to be excluded as their credentials for
,v.r,e, hv f;oy. pcino,nt m eo frnt,r ,nd At an
,.eh ...I5,Ssn ,r,th ~ 1er ~ - ~ tn.da3ss.h.
Hluen ta1aansE "ttn <ae ~" a. !" 9e "aoulss'o's>
Some Of the bogus Southern claimants for seats
In Congress are quoting Cor. Morton Of Indiana ss
havir,- ksln that af1er 1nne fnte.1ier with The
1s..S.,, =. ~. sn,,r.,.,. s,,,. =. .ror,a .,ssa
..e.sns w vi. w., 4' Nc "o'4o s'aua
Caps, Day, form c4iY Of Gen. Cox't staff, Is to be
appointed Quaste.mastes General Of Ohio tume-
, 1865-11-30

FORTRESS MONROE Nov. N.-One hundred
horees and lot Of Government mules arc 10 be
sold at Camp Hamilton on the 5th OF December.
Dr. J. H. FtaDtz Is now In charge Of the Hamp-
conralcscents. This hospital will soou be closed.
Cen Miles has issued tho following order: Al
yceGels from foreign ports entering Hampton
quarantine ground, near Wiiloughby Point light
ship, and reain there until examined By thchealth
, 1865-11-30

Stevens, which starts tomorrow, viii be extreme
II light, the trade In that direction haytug been
measure to the sction ofthe French Comuisse1y at
Makatlxu, in rejecting On fhyoous pretext consld+
essble quantities sent from this city TO supply the
French troops; also, to the fact that while the
French occupy Ganeauoras, AazAtlan and Acapul-
CO, the Liberals hare control Of Affairs tnland, 10
that between the opposing forces Communication ID
f1f
, 1865-11-30

Al susprtsing1y Inv prices
FINE EWATEK-PRDOFA~ $3.50,
Ee1liny everywhere NOM &10.1 to $l..o0, and all
Others At corresponding low rates.
guarantee oef1 C1oaks OF nlI kinds from IS 10 {3
less than any otfef house Ia this city.
, 1865-11-30

Remember, We are the only Clothing Estab-
Gshmaut who sell goods On the ONE PRICE
SYSTEM IN CHICAGO. An early cau will
secure splendid bargains.
, 1865-11-30
EUROPE.

4 r..
Aaost1onaA " *ne COVE seotaa-n nnc
SpanS7h AGEresAAons on ChAt-Thc
Italian PaflIamcn1-Slr Morton peto
on American Anairx-The Arrea1 Of
f19nuIs Fii1in: ont m1oenaae 1 nunne1"ad- "s
Austrian Army-Ads1ces from mada-
Eascar-The Mnrketa.
EAspY HooK. Nor 9Th. stesrey srotf,
oil 1h,s noint todsv. Hef dates srr 81 dsy, i,,e-
The snanJsb arrTresion. On cHiii neenn}ed 1S r.
attention Of the EuTopean pres 9nsGW @emmiaf Ii
Eol1d Re nrrsrnteG IN EsyI t;,1en3nr ..rtnr Nsff
prompt action be tasr for he nrotetion of I5ritsh
interests In Chill.
LrE1roor, Noy. 1s.-A deputstion Of uye,nool
vezy satie!actory. There le erez3 rca4on to hops
in regard TO the matter.
Tie London fbst has n editorial On sir Morton
pctoa B.ietol tptech, and eays it il happy to have
people. II viii be fally appreciated in England.
Doubtless the Americans lei strongly about tie
Alsbama, bnt tue dispute Il purely enc of internal
equity, and win proper disposition 10 do riht On
Ensland'e par1, md nothing unreasonable On the
paft Of Ameda, Their can be no dinlculty IN ind.
arg Eptnnun to thc problem, having 10 dimcu1t
eohomons out Mnat ase caaseo " Lilac F37oe ANU
1oE.cusso.e E. Hr Hta rt5 , ., ,,,,,,1t.,a
stepnenI .os .ssu ~, II Isit.sh
3o4 - ~. - - S lnr.oa ffs asasHnas. ~ -
ee,e az pnnznnsD. inflicted @ s nPop J. ht T. +
honse tas d1sIope @ III tic secrets Of The organization
OF feoh1s. -h.,,.,
had been received.
Ihe OGty htsss denouno:s ne conduct Of the
Couhsmaton Of the blockade Of Ch1llau ports
esnsed copper 10 edsanee - i !. reported that
md aD b. bioe3sae wss eoPsidsred d uainpotsn.
ont a. s9s1 eo',on daE the
runners arc n1ung out IN Liverpool
"a FsEnee denies rumon Of Inc intended terri
neane,ioRs ss stept a sena1 70 r H. E@Dso ps
The H1tri< snys spafn urobah]y viii accent the
no1ed VI thas ns,Tia /. s0 ebout io 1eaace 1 ,tn
army in fGctia, and deujed that the Anstrisn cor
etiti;tjon il f1rpsnded by lie Fperor. Il Is onIT
Tsfs ?, aaa ,as fa's :; ;Spi5; ,,.
NOS. fHchtiul eondstioa. @''' '''''>' ~ ~ ~
Sd ns f1 + s1s 5s ss ssoa "a
resisn & I'll 1ichts. Tne maiesen1ase Of France r..
Tue 11nsE7a.
vanoed E@iid over the eifeuia1 quotations, SALES
to-day, 10,0W b.let. Breadstuns alesds. Prosie-
Ions dnec1leo: 1a.u atm. 1.ua an.
eai.G 4a ths,.s. ~. fl,tnait G.1,rsf shr-rs
EiMslh consols. H.1 9esgE.
sdEapear. bsoon. 10 saIes. but pr,ees s. ioncr.
| lard ycry dull and nominal. Cheese Quiet and
steady. Butter unsettled, hut holders a,m. Petro-
n the close.
Wakeaead. Nesh 60: spoH n.sfe. vszy dull;
whent Al reduction of 9ff3d nef cental red WIN
, 1865-11-30

BAIr1xonE Nov. s9.-Gov. Morton 1eft Ba1tl.
more tonight for New York. Tho statement IN
a confidential mission by our. Government TO
Europe ia unfounded, md the further statement
that 6eIs to be accompanied by Judge Eoach, pr.
Taf&, and A. uebrand, bis brother-lu-lsw, Is also
without foundation.
, 1865-11-30

~ ---. n ibis C1[Y. = !,
All tie aboTt goods were purchased at Auction aud
Eftd ID this city. Cal carly and secure the GREAT
BARGAINS now offered. Remember
G. Fl. nTARSLASD'S, 1863 RaudoEph-St.,
Three doors west or Court House.
, 1865-11-30
Proposed Formation Of m American
industrial League.

industrial League.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, GA very largo meeting
teyetts Of the working men OF The United State.,
the Development Of the resources Of the country ts
growth md wealth and the maintenance Of the na-
Ional credit, tyas held IN this city today. It was
tocounteract the miscbcvions deslcns OF the Bthsh
Free League lately formed in New York. It Ia iu-
tended that all American industry In all Of the
StAcs representing The Interests Of the labor o! tha
country sha1l be embraced in .his organization 70
TO Evc an opportunity 10 Ill these interests to
represent themselves IN the Le4sue as II ahal1 be
finally constituted. The meeting WIS Adjourned
10 meet again in this city On the 18th Of December
next. In the Board Of Trade rooms. II Is expected
tbat at that time there will be a snN attendance
Ut The cotton. woolen, l,pn, steel and machine
making fntertstG Of the country.
, 1865-11-30

Por1 DpvEn, G. W, Nov. ss.-The barque Vim.
ashore At Long Point. bound from Chicago to Buf.
falo, With Is 0N bushels Of cor11- A tug was sent
for, md hopes entertained that she will be got
of with tho 1oes Of only part of her cargo.
, 1865-11-30

NEw YoRK. Nov. 29.-.The strong divorce case
was continued this morning. The deposition Of
Mrr Dedell, partially read yesterday, WIS conc1ud
ed. 1t reiated principally TO the Communications
had by the defendant with the deponent concerning
the cu1pabIe Rcts OF the former.
, 1865-11-30
FROM CAIRO.
Great Sale of Gunboat4 At Mound City
Prices Realized.

Prices Realized.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbuue.]
CArno, Nov. g,
AT the Government sale ut Mound City to-dAY
the following tinclad transports and Ionelad gun.
boate were eold to parties, and at prices given
below: EsseT. TO Hamilton, = 600; Louisville, to
Daniel Jacobs, sa6o0; Pittsburgh, 10 jas. Ellis,
$1,l00; Carundelet, to Daniel Jacobs, ts,GO0
Moaad City, to F. Bernard, $s,soo; Chilieothe, to
Cutting, <3,oo0; Oeeark, to J. B. Ellis, e, COO
Mesoun. to John Riley, 100; Indiauola, to John
Riley, $4,000; Tuscawaoa, to n. = c..sns, 500
Ee1to, 10 Daniel Jaeobs, s. 900; Hienges, to Cat
E,I0o; Champion, to Wilson, <a9oo; Great West.
en-, to J. Riley, so; Lstle Rebel to Jacobs,
1850: Tempest, to B. Conner, FL 800; Red Rorer,
nes, Fs,D0; Volunteer, to b. F. Goodwin, 9al3o /;
tug Mtettetoe; to g. notner r 200. The attendance
Has slim, and the boats sold cheap. The General
PILLOW va. sold At private salc, some days ago. fol
52,U0-
, 1865-11-30

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s9.-An explosion or gun
powder occurred at Evans gun ftore, corner of ID
.ad South stFsets neariy dssnostDe The building:
and Wm. bronson Were severely injured.
, 1865-11-30
The Turf.

NEE YoRE, Nor. a9.-The question ct cotton
missing in the Southern States l. being discussed
In the Board Of Trade with view 10 The cueQur-
agement Of cotton ceture IN the coming year.
, 1865-11-30

WHY MAY 10. BATTERSBY,
W rhotoErapheF. g.: North q uk-st. Be constd
Side. Tie generous public will excuse this whe1 they
sfrret E1t
, 1865-11-30

Arrival OF Troops In Rtchmond.
NV ToRK, Nov. 99.-Ycsterday's Richmond
N'hig tays battalion Of y. s. regular troops ar
rived in that city on the 9Th, under the command
Of Lent Col. Shtpley. They will be aseigued to
dutF there,
, 1865-11-30

Petition of C0loFcd Men for the Right
of suhraEe-EnexGT and Diligence Of
the Bfachs-PostaI a pp
Crops In TeIas.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tahune-1
WARRINGTON, Nov. %.
The colored people Of this District arc making
evcry effort to increase the lst Of Subscribers to
their petition pfayng Congress to confer upon them
the elective franchise and sanCuina Of Obtaining
At least 600 morc sigustuzua making the total nu-
her 1aooo. The more Intelligent among them have
formed themselves into co.ps Of teachers lot the
education Of those rho unable to read and write,
npp1ehendins Tint Congress- 1aa5 limit the right Of
suffrage to those having educatIona! requirements.
In consequence Of this apprehension. hundreds Of
llAte1I blacks have already learned 10 read
and write, and are diligently endearoEing to quail
tGT themselves to intenteently exercise the Soon
which they 70 earnestly crave 1t Is almost unnec-
ceesary to say that shor1d Congreas grant them the
right Of suffrage, the tesult will be shown In tue
election and predominant maintenance Of truly
lo.1l municipal government hcrr-
PostmaateT General Den0ison hRa designated the
Athens, Ohio. .postoflce separate Office, and
authorized The Postmaster to appoint clerk.
Gen. Gregory, Assistant Commissioner Of the
Ffeedmc1>s 1>s bureau in Tc11e. reports to Gen. How
ard that the crops Of al1 kinds Ia that State are u-
neualty large this year. There is plenty Of every
ta1AEs md to saare-
, 1865-11-30

New YoRK, Nor. 29.-EaC1e Rock WOE the
sweepstakes on the Union eonsse yesterday. Time
&5, .:4e and & 4633s, mile heatz for {G00.
, 1865-11-30

Shocking TrnGedT-A Whole Family
Murdered.
A1rANF, Nor. so-On Monday Night lazt the
family Of Daniel Waltsth, Of Mannheim, Herumer
county, consisting Of himself, vile, and daughter
about twelve years Of age, were murdered by apar-
The head. Mrs, Walrath's head was smashed N and
the chi1d's throat wns cut. The coroner Of Mo.
hawk county Is holding IN inquest to-day. There
Is no clue to the 1uufdEteEa.
, 1865-11-30

Hon. Essc Baeh&rsa. the present owner Of BrnE'i
Addition Chicago, llnE Ing determined 10 eel Int
properly, We wtll Oder 1t for salient
, 1865-11-30
Rattle with the eIndtanH-One Hundred
and Twenty Killed-Shipmfnts 10
mexican Ports SusPe1dcds

Mexican Ports Suspended
erFp,xnsco. Nor. @.-An official telegram
today upm Ne.aia says: On tho 17th1nst.. Lieut.
o=s with sixty Caliio.ni. Is ,egnHess ao hSw s
ttzet STACKED large band o. n,:,ns ahnnf na
one @ hundred miles northwest 0. Danselln. IN the
northern part Of the state Of NeEnaa; as DSHns @
the engagement one volunteer was nmed aoa tMo [
escaped, and ali their horses, arms and anT1ninon
we1e captured This WIS ahe h;nd Which ~ shses s
atfe1WaFde oh1iced thit{y armed men who We: {
feontiug aner them. to rctiro aftes IN unS" nj
engagement. .x.
, 1865-11-30

accompanying reports Of the Heads 0! Departments
ere all finished with the exception As to some Of
them being revised. Such reports have seldom II
EuuTreas,