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The Explosion at Chattanooga.

New YORK, June 12-The Times has
a special from Chattanooga, dated the
10th, which says a tremendous explosion
and fire occurred there on the evening OF
the 9th, as is supposed through careless
ness. The sparks from locomotive iS-
nited loose powder in the Ordnance De
partment, exploding several tons of fixed
ammunition and loose powder Shot and
she'll were scattered about the town, and
immense Quartermaster's buildings took
fire and were destroyed, involving a loss
OF "a quarter of a million dollars worth OF
stores Some think the fire was the work
of an incendiary, as it occurred simnlta-
neouslv with the Nashville and Gallatin
fires.
The railroad is nearly completed to
Atlanta.
Prominent rebels are being arrested in
Northern Georgia.
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War in south America.

New YORK, June l2.-AdvlceA ii9m
Brazil make the announcement th&t thS
Argentine Republic has become involved
in the war which has for some time oeeh
going OH between Paraguay on the one
Side, and Brazil and UraSuay on the
other 1t is reported that the Paraguacc
ians, without previous declaration ol
war, invaded Corrientes, one OF the AT
gentino towns, and captured it, killing
and wounding many, and surprised and
captured two vessels and killed in cold
blood all the officers and crew of
course the act compelled the Argentine
Republic to take part with Brazil and
Uruguay, and will change the course OF
sympathy which was setting in favor OF
Paraguay against that country.
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Domes,ic Troubles in France

The sharp claws which are sometimes
made to protrude from the velvet pan ol
the French despotism are visible III tho
conrtly letter from NAPOLEON III TO MS
conain. the Prince JEROME, winch we
,rblish this morning. Upon the otca-
sion ,f u recent celebration AT Alacclo'
on the island of Corsica, the birthplace
8 N,po1EoN RoNAPARTE, the Prince
made a speech eulogizing the virtues VI
the founder of his house, and making
some very palpable hits at the aeSPo'-
ism which the present Emperor mas
established. He boldly opposed "-
most the entire political course
of his consin and in abiding I" Amer
ica and French Intervention IN Mex
ico unclaimed himself believer III tho
riObtfulness of what we call the Mon
roe doctrine" giving it even Wi'ei
soona than has ever been claimed Tor II
here. OF course tue matter came 10 'no
sars Of the Emperor aud was according
Irr,,de the cause OF the very poihtou i''
bpke which is contained III his l"tfe:.-
The Princes resignation of all the o'h'''
he heldin the empire is the only tang no
conId do under the circumstance.
Prince JEROME will be remembers" oN
our readers as having visited th'N com
trv during the oariy stages Of the var
and participated in the dangers OF the
Peninsula campaign.
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FOREIGN NEWS
Telegraph Gable.
British Press on jeff. Davis.
The Atlantic Gable eCompleted-Cana-
da Afnirs-Foreign Opinion of Da.
Wis., Punishment - The AIabnma's
DepredatiOns.
Press Dispatch. ]


FARTHER POINT, June 1.-THE follow
of London, which sailed from Liverpool
May 3lst:
The Atlantic cable was completed on
the 29th At banquet given by the
contractors all parties seemed satisfied
with the great results already obtained,
and expressed almost a certainty of the
enterprise being great success.
The Owl says the Canadian delegates
have establisheda complete mission with
the Imperial Government as to the forti-
fcations of Quebec and Montreal. They
firmly believe the proposed Confedera-
tion will be carried out. --.
The journals continue discussing the
tate of jeff Davis. The Daily News
hopes mercy will be extended, not but
that he fully deserves punishment, bnt
because the principle the Federal Gov
ernment represents is already vindicated
so triumphantly that nothing can be add
ed No punishment could be greater
than failure, and mercy would cause no
regret in future years
The Times says: After the ominous
language of the President, we can no
longer regard the case with confidence or
unconcern. 1t may prove a fortunate or
fatal success, as the policy of the Gov
ernment may be so effected by the per
sonal views of the President.
In the House of Commons questions
were asked as to the reported demands
OF the American Government on account
of the Alabama's depredations.
Lord Palmerston said communications
had been taking place for claims lately
made, which were of the same kind as
formerly made He could not say wheth-
er the instructions were issued by Presi-
ident Johnson or Lincoln. He said an
impression prevailed since Johnson's &C
cession that new claims had been made
in totally different spirit than formerly.
That impression was althogether un-
founded
The rupture between the Emperor and
Prince Napoleon was complete. ,,zzr
The Paris corr espondent of the Daily
News says the great unpardonable sin
was in the Mexican question, the Prince
glorying in the Monroe doctrine. He
feelingly persuaded that the consequence
of the restoration of the Union would be
the utter impossibility of prolonged
French occupation of Mexico without a
fear of war.
Melain. Chief of the Cabinet OF Maxi
MILAN, had arrived in Paris and had
since gone to Brazil.
Advices from Florence state that nego-
tiatiens are progressing favorably.
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Treatment of Negroes.
Decentralization in Alabama.
had Treatment of Negroes i'm Rich
mond-lInyor Mayo Reinstated-Ter-
ribIe State of Affairs in Alabama
seddon and Hnater ut Fort Pulaski.
Press Dispatch ]


Press Dispatch.
New YORK, June 12-The Tribune's
Richmond correspondent says the treat
ment negroes are subjected to in that
city by our authorities is far worse than
they were by the slave owning and slave
driving authority both before and after
the rebellion An appeal from Rich
mond negroes for protection is also pub
lished. They state that they are required
to get some white person to give them a
mass to enable them to attend to their
daily occupation, without which they
are marched off to negro bull pen.
The rebel Mayor Mayo has been rein
stated, and he has replaced his rebel as
sistants, who were notorious and infa-
nous negro hunters, and who now occupy
themselves in entering houses OF inoffen-
sive negroes, dragging them out and put
ting them in prison.
The Times Mobile correspondent rep
resents terrible state of affairs IN Ala
bama. There is absolute social demorai-
ization. Labor is so despised by the
whites that they actually prefer starva-
tion or begging rather than to work IN
and form, and even in their penury and
wretchedness they show the most viru,
lent spirit of disaffection.
The Herald's Savannah correspondent
saws Sedden, the rebel Secretary of War,
Judge Campbell, and R. NJ I Hunter
have been taken to Fort Pulaski for con-
fnement.
The Herald's Washington special says
it is understood that Judge Sharkey will
be made provisional Governor of Ala
bama.
The Richmond correspondent says
Gov Smith, of Virginia, is about to sur
render himself
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WHEELING REGISTER
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 49, 1865
w,.u,,,bic summary.

:, - IN New York yesterday al
si4C5 r,,,a vas com.
nl.ted ON the 29th nlt
Foreign Journals are still ulS'n'''"a g
,ha onestion of panishing JeH' Da' 49,
,aaning to the opinion that the United
Statss Government should be lenlent'
The claims against England for INJURY
49, tbe Alabama are still exciting re-
,,,rLs in the British Parliament.
ri, now supposed that the new MIS-
onr; Constitution will be adopted by a
majority OF from 5000 to 5000
The Associated Press does not yet en-
;ov fnll facilities over Southern wires
The Tibuoes Richmond correspondent. !,
s,vst the negroes there are now treaVeo
,rorse than they were under the RUE oi
,..orsaers Mayor Mayo has been rem
.+otad and called about him his feoei ao-
sistants.
Alabama is represented to he III a tef'
rihle state of social decentralization.
sedden, Judge Campbell and Il.
Hunter are confined at Fort Pulaski
The rebel Governor Smith OF virginia
has surrendered himself and been re
leased on his parole
General Slocum visited tue S'''h
change in New York yesterday a"" was
euthusiastically received
The Emperor Napoleon addreS''" i
,.+tor 70 his cousin. rebuking the latter
for mis- speech at Ajaccio. wherenpon 'u'
Prince resigned his position as Pre'i''e"'
OF the Privy Council.
The Argentine Republic is now e"g's0'
n ,be war in South America. Paraguay
is losing sympathy
The Government lost quarter oi Il
million dollars worth of stores 10y the
Chattanooga explosion.
The revolution in Hayu ispiogreSS'hs
General William, chief of the Burea" Oh
Medicine and Surgery IN the Navy De'
partment, is dead.
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Lnie Savannah Dates.

NEW YORK, June l2.-The steamer
Liberty brings Savannah dates to the
7th. The order for the definite evacua-
ton of San Doming has been read.
News from Mexico not important
The Era Novello does not think Amerl-
can immigration would be dangerous to
the interests of their Empire
Apostolic Nuncio Neglia left for Eu-
rope. sc orr
Ironclad fleet passed ofin very satls,
factory manner. The authorities mao
visited the monitors, expressing great
qualification.
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, June l2.-GOld is more
more active. The demand from foreign
bankers and the anticipated large
expectations by the next steamer
have produced more firmneSs of price =
The price opened at at 81, ,3S4 and rose to
S1,405al.4l The prevailing impression
that the price may advance to $3.50 has
produced disposition TO buy on Specu.
lation, though as yet we note no sales of
importance
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Visit of General Siocum TO the stoeA
Exchange.

New YORK, June 12.-MaJor ueneIai
Henry W. Slocum visited the stock eh.
change this afternoon, and was warmly
greeted. General Rogers accompanied
him, Mr. n. T. Morgan, leading mem
her of the board, introduced him to the
comnanv, upon which proceedings Were
SUSPENDED and three cheers given to the
man that captured Atlanta Inc zen, ao
eral expressed his pleasure at meeting so
many tokens of friendship, and TO per
ceive that the war had left so few MARKS
upon our national prosperity. General
Siocum represented the second distIiG.
of Onondagua in the Assembly OF 1857
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The Revolution in Hayii.

BosreN, June ply arrivals here
adyices arc received from Hayti to the
2sth of May
The revolution was still In progress
wifhout decisive results The recent re-
MORT of the defeat of the rebels was not
confirmed There had been some night
inc near Gondives, and it was thought
the national troops would abandon that
place and fall back nPon st. Marie
President Getfrard was making great eN'
ertions in forwarding troops from Port
Au Prince and neighboring towns.
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feieEraphie Facilities With inc
SoulIl

New YORK, June 12.-We are officially
notified that tor the present, the extent
OF the Government business over the
southern wires neccSSitates the suspen-
sion OF arrangements in progress to re-
establish the old relations between the
Associated Press and editors south of
Washington, Meantime active efforts
are being made to increase the telegraph
ic facilities, so rs to insure prompt dis
patch to all business to or from the
South.
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Trial of the Conspirator..

WASHINGTON, June pa witness vas
called to-day who showed that O'Laugh-
lin was with him on the night OF April
18th and not at Secretary Stanton's, as
had been previously testified
Ii was also shown that the explosion
at City Point in August was owing to'a
rebel torpedo
Witnesses were called TO establish the
character of Lawyer Norton a govern
ment witness for credebility.
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Adoption of the New Missouri Consti-
IuiiOn.

ST Louis, June l2.-Returns from II
counties together with portion ut the
soldiers vote. leave no doubt rs to the
adoption of the new Constitution by a
decided majority. Thirty-two counties
have yet to be heard from, nearly all of
which will give majority for the Consti-
tuition, which together with a soldier
vote of several thousand, yet to como in,
will make majority in favor fits adop-
ton Of from 5000 to 6,00O.
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IMPORTANT ARREST Washington
correspondent of the Boston idrThser
says that Gen Candy has, by orders from
Secretary Stanton, hunted out and az
rested the man who offered last winter,
in an Alabama paper, to be one of one
hundred men to pay million dollars for
the murder of Mr Lincoln, aud he is on
his way under guard to Washington.
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once United States Senator aud Cabinet
Minister, and who before the war enjoyed
the esteem of his fellow citizens In the
North, and subsequently that of the
Southerners, in connection with Stone
wall Jackson, Lee and Johnston. cannot
be an assassin. His former life con-
founds such an accusation, and the law
of nations will not allow him to be
treated otherwise than as vanquished
and disarmed enemy"
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Dea,h of GeuernI WhiIani

WASHINGTON, June l2-General WIN.
William, chief the Bureau of Medicine
aud Surgery of the Navy Department,
died last night after prOtracted illness,
from disease of the heart.
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WHY sOT USE The BEsI'-Uyer twenty
years increasing demand has established the
fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN HA1E DYE Is the
best in the world II il the cheapest, the most
reliable and most convenient Complete in one
bottle Does not require any previous prepara
tiOn Of the hair. No trouble. No crock or stain
Does not rub Of OF make the hair appear dusty
and dead but imparts % il new life and lustTe.
Produces beautiful black OF brown, as pre-
fsrred child can apply i. Always gives
satisfaetisn Only Is cents per bottle Sold
everywhere. A. L MATHEWS
Manufactures, y. z.
DEMAS BARNES & Co,
New York, Wholesale AgeIts. Imyssodly
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Surrender Of Ihe RebeI Governor
smith

NEW YORK, June PA special to the
Post from Washington 18th says; The
rebel Governor Smith has surrendered
himself and been released on his parole
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JAKE NOTICE, THATTH DEP
i OSITI0NS of Benjamin +. Policy and Isaac
Righe and others, will he taken AT the office OF
the Prothonotary for Mercer county, IN Mercer
Mercer county, in the State of Pelnlsy lvania, ON
the 9th day OF June, A. ID. 1868 between the
hours of 8 o'clock A NJ. and 6 O'Clock j. N, on
behalf of the plaintiffs To be- read in evidence on
the trial of the above cause. And If from any
cause, the taking of said depositions should not
be commenced or being commenced, should not
DO completed on that day, the taking ui the
same will be adjourned from time 10 ti-le, until
the same be completed.
Policy WOODS & co, and
WOODS, POLICY BRO
BY n. RICHARDSON,
Their Counsel
To tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Defendant. myll la"4t
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STEIN Bros. don't crowd the Custom
house and Paymaster's office with run
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,AKEN0TICE. .TMATTmEDEP-

TAKE NOTICE. THAT THE DEP
L OSITIUNS of JOhn James and others, viii
be taken at the office of the Clerk of the Comfy
Court for Lasalle county in the State of Illinois
OIL the l7th day OF June, A. ID. -6j between the
hours of o'clock A NJ and 9 o'clock L. NJ. on
behalf of tho plaintiffs 10 be- read in evidence on
the trial Of the above cause. And ii from any
cause, the taking Of said depo-tiOns shoold not
be commenced, OF being commenced should not
be completed on that dag the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from time 10 time. until
the same be completed
POLICY WOODS s. CO. and
WOODS. POLLEY a. BRO.
ByN. RICHARDSON their Counsel.
To The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company.
defendant mylI.lawit
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Policy, Woods g. Co. and
Woods, Policy & Bro,
Plaintiffs,
Us.
The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company,
nafaudaut
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In a suit pending in
the Circuit Court Of
brooke county, West
Virginia
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Policy, Woods a Go; and
Woods, Policy s. Bro
PLAINTIFF,
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TMATTmE DEP-

The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company,
Defendant.
The Abbeville bulletin. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-08-10
MEXICO.

The empire Of Muximilian. says the Chroni-
,ete q Sentinel. is nodding to its fall. Taking
advantage Of the cmbarrasfments of our coun.
; try. Napoleon III sought to in fringe upon the
traditional policy OF the American Govern
ment by rearing ap Imperial desdotism on the
ruinSof Mexican Liberty. While our intes :
tine troubles continued, the affair went on
swimmingly. The patriot cnuse lnnguishej;
and Juarez, its acknowledged representative
was a fugitive from his country's capitol, and
friendless wnnderer in the wilds Of Zacatecos
aud San Luis ro!osi-
The ,ctiltment Of difficulties in this country
will enable The Unite.l States to intcrposc for
the d.liverancc Of a sister Republic from the
yoke of foreign merceuaries ani their domes.
tic allies.
Our honor ns a nation requires us to oppose
most earnestly the establishment of this Aus.
,tro.French dynasty. We are committed to tie
Monroe doctrine by every imaginable method
BY legislative resolves, 10y executive proclamn-
tions, and 10y tho action Of popular conven-
tions have We pledged ourselves to resist Eu-
ropeah colonization on this continent, and to
prevent European interference with existing
American Governments:
We should not nee, this obligation by di-
plo.natic protest. but We should be prepared
to vinaieate our i"ineiPhs by an appeal to
arms. . =
Nor does the question only involve pune.
tillio that might lie adjusted without serious
detriment to our interests
I, Is easy to forcsce tLat the proximity of n
tl"urishing empire i'll Mexico would cndaEger
the permanenoy of our Republican institu-
lions. 1t would furnish convenient asylum
for every restless agi,ator who might dssir c
at a safc distance, TO intrigue for the overthrow
If cur Govrrr:ccEl.'
We might find also m ample Justification
for this measure in the unjust treatment infict-
cd on American citizens by the present Gov
ernment of Mexico. If thvse cases of opnres.
sion are fairly represented in the public Jour
male. they of themselves. present a caisiux 6clli
that leaves liz no honorable suiternative but o
eject the authors aud abe,tors of sucl s.ro-
cious cruelty. go
We are inclined to think chat Maxi milinn
will see the gathering storm, aud thrreupon
prudently withdraw from the country Should
rasher counsels prevail He may be assured
that'the colored troops alone under the direc.
tiop Of capable officers will be able to dispos-
sess the French. aud rcinstatc the political
Government. In the meantime. if necessary,
we ca sweep the commerce. of France from
the high seas. and with our superior naval
force can blockade every French port from
Brcst 10 Toulon. There was time W hen this
| might be looked upon as idle sasconade, bu,
with the events Of the past four years fresI, in
our memories they may he justly reckoncd az
words OF soberncss and truth.
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NOTTCE.

TOR the benefit Of the Citizens aud Garri-
u son Of Abbeyillr. S. c., the following
Rules and Regulations will be adopted to nre
serve health and cleanliness Each family
will he held responsible for the good cnndi-
iion Of their yards. They will be poiced
tlfree times week-Mondlv, Wednesday and
Saturday; and all filthy substance collected
Will he placed in front of their respective
premises. when it will be removed.
The Health Officer will visit the premises OF
each family three times n week, and any pnrty
found guilty of not complying with this notice
wiilbe fined according to tho nature Of their
GEORG r. BLACK,
Lieut. 56th N. Y. Y. ", and
Health Officer.
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I&IpoRrASr INFORMATION. -. Mr.. LEROY !
CouParle nakea some important announce.
!nent this week in the advertising columns, 1t
would be well for purchasers to call and .ex.
anime his large and varied assortment of the
latest ond most fashionable Good. that have
been brought to this market since the war
Mr. Coupaple is o business man, q liberal trader,
md I'D accommodating merchant. lie has In
his store, as elerks. senepolile and courteous
gentlemen. who willstaks pleasure in exhibit
ing his fine Stock to purchasers. His Goods
are sold at the lowest possible rates for. Cash.
He has slarge Stock of Genilsmen's e Furnish.
ing Goods, Of every description. He, also. has
Inland thsnnost Fashionable Hoop Skirts: !:
PttfuInsry, Of all Einds; and Groceries In
abundance. - -
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Co. A, 66ru New YoRK VETERAN yoLux-
1sEhs-A portion of this Company has been
for some time garrisoning this town. and it is
with pleasure that We are able to say that
since their arrival everything has moved on
smoothly. Not single case Of disturbance
has occurred. They are uniformly polite and
courteous to our ci,izena. Our people have
been caused no Inconvenience on account of
their presence.
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s!osrT.-Money js grad aally retnSuing to
our District, and business is more brisk than it
was mouth or two ago. We hope that busi :.
ness may soon 60 ON in much the Same old
way as before the war. Cotton being good
price We are bound 10 have money It is
probable thnt cotton will never be less than
twenty five cents in grecnbacks. Labor being
cheaper, and cotton demanding a higher price
its culture viii be more profitable in the fu-
ture, than before the war.
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ScHooL.-Rcv Clarence McCarthn gives no
tice that tie exercises of his School will be re-
sumed on Monday, the 4th of September next.
He is favorubly known in Abbevilc ns nm ex-
perieuced and a thorough teacher, and one
who gives general satisfaction.
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eB Our young friend, Mr. Jas. W. Fowler,
has made arrangements by which he can fur
nish the Augusta papers to purchasers tho next
daNeftsr they are printed. For further par.
ticulars take ten cents to the Post Office and
ask for tho papers which YOU wish. =
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'eW We direct the attention of the public
to the card OF Mr. John Aldoua: Carriage and
Sign Painter. to he found in another column.
Mr.. Aldous is sober and industrious man, n
prompt and efficient workman.
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The Conn CEor.-Accouhts received from
different sections of the District represent the
corn crop for this season as very good. The
cotton crop is very light, owing to the small
amount planted this Year.
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tB The attention of the citizons Of Abbc-
Vile is called to the notice of Lieut.. sBlacl, to
be fouud. in another column. They " ould do
we'll to take due notice thereof, and govern
Themselves accordingly"