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, 1865-12-24

NV YonK, Dec. a3.-N te an,on,,o,
that number Of adopted citizen. IN W.,
York hare got up petittp. io -.
grand jury calling fot the Indictment uf th- rnesS
dent. bcnn;c md Cabinet Of IN cmbroyo Irish IL,
public. Among the reasons glsyu ior euch tndlrI,
1ncnt are The following: Issuln; bonds Of a He-
public which has 20 eAlstencc; aiming. con.pirinp
lnd banding to fogc'hrF ios the pnrposc OF invad.
ing and if.y1ns WaE on peaceful and nriehbot1n.
people; forming c.ans, fncslons and PARTIES which
are likely 10 tndaurcr the lives md property oi
people Of this municipality; spending the money
they have obtained in lashtor1blc extravacance aa
high living, when tnany OF tho honcrt folks vho
tubeuibc 10 It Aare to live On very low diet.
, 1865-12-24
The Military Resources of she Fenfaus.
From the New York Wosld.1

THE tKSdAAKNT OF THE O'MAHoSET,
About this time It WAS deemed cxpedient
by the c. Aahoney, to make d show for the
large am.sunt Of subscriptions sent from day
to day Trough the mail Of the United States
TO the treasurer Of the Brotherhood. Ac-
cordtngly 30 old rusty muskets were pur-
chased It the ratio Of $3.50 apiccc, and con-
vcyed, nh IN mir OF great mystery. to the
Fcnlan headquarters In Dnane street. They
were phced in racks in the back room
attached 10 the department where the finan-
eial business WEE transacted, and two athletic
terrible /; implements Of warfare. Two
suspfciops-looki pine boxes, about 12
feet nt length and about four feet
in depth BY three in width. were also
purchased and left open with the lids on the
floor, inprdcr to catch the eye Of tho obsery-
ant. sSaeneFcr 1t became necessary for dele
Englandor Western'stat 10 cali at he'd.
4unrtcttto sec what progress WIS being made
Tor the liberation Of Ireland. OF else to par In
heavy subscription, the two athletic Colts
were Instructed to aPpear as busy as possible
in packing the fRY old rusty mnskeis in the
mysterious pine boxes. Tho subscriber, hay-
ing palt eis snbssription and looked 1T the
professor packing the rusty muskets, went
away Perfectly satisfied in his own mind that q
blow would soon be struck for the liberation of
the old land 50 dear to his memory. As soon
rs the delegate had turned Ills back on the
headqt9rters, the two athletIc Ce1ts, With
duplicate grins on their not over HANDSOME
v'soges:: went to work Systematically, and in
very cool manner, to unpack the rusty mus
kets, aud having nupacked them, they we're
repIaccf then in the rack from whence they
were taken. The two Celts then sat down to
take "a blast at their dudhccns'' preparatory
TO replacing the rusty 1nuEkets, when the
nexi heavy subscriber made call. This kind
Of thinKeave rar!ike semblance to the prep
aratioas Of the O'Mahoney: Meanwhile tie
earnest Ecn Of Chicago, ST. Louis, and In fact
the entire Fcnian Brotherhood Of the United
states, were chafng and biting at the chains
placed npon their energies BY tho slow, do
nothing policy OF tho Qafahoney. This
state Of things continued until the
the Organization, with an excep-
tfonal demonstration against the O'31ahoney
W some Individual Fenk.n who did not be-
iicye l1 Ills heart that ireland could be deliy-
cred from slavery by the means Of fitfY old
at $3.50 pioce.
GEN. sWEESEf's REPORT.
=, SINCE TIC iisorganizatIon caused BY the ac-
has been made By the military members Of
the Dr7thcrhood to know in rcuuLy what
arms, ammunition. and implements were In
the hshds Of the O'Mahoney for the purpose
Of striking a blow blow asalnst the common
Inspector Generaj,.Tayl<. graduate Of the The
clnss q 1870 at West Point, and q linpal /
descendant of Charles Carroll Of Carroll
ton, who has seen service in tho Turkish |
army, md Is thorough and upcomprou1is- |
ing Fcasan, TO call on the o. 'a1ahoncy for the |
,ctual number Of arms, and the ammunition
md implements On hand for military move
nentE asninst the Saxon. Gen. Tayis calfel
n TIC 0'Aaaoney, and having ascertaincd |
, 1865-12-24

Monument to Gen. Rtce-Persona1-at-
tempt to Eurn a Hank, Etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
DEsMo1kEs. Dec. 20.
The ssth and 18th regiments hare contributed
<1-eo0 Tor the erection OF a monument to the mcm-
OFT Of Cen Samuel A. Rlca. The 9Th Wisconsin
and Seth Indiana regiments generously contributed
Si0 for the same purpose, which was returned 10
them. the Iowa boys ciaimine the exclusive priyt
1cge Of gtsing monumental honors to the memoy
Of their beloved Genera1.
Co! William Hall. Of Davenport, died in that
Gfy on Tuesday Last. Hon. D. F. Gne, Lteut. Cor,
elect, if now recovering from aerious Illness,
HOT Enoeh Eastman. present Licut. Governor
i epoken Of a. canuidate ios The United Statcs
Senate.
Petroleum has been discovered recently near
Dska1ooea. 4>~'"
An at.eup. was made few nlchtr since to t,rc
failed. 1@'
Mator Wm- Penn Clarke Is now at Iowa City.
Milton Cherry: Of lodtanola, charged win dead.
~ assault npon D.. and A. Il. e. DAVIS, was last
nicht disshasged trop sas,ody. af1sr three d.ys
him, and having clearly established an aIlbi,
, 1865-12-24

Pu1IADEEPH1A. Dec. aa.-The eafe Of the Sanl-
tafy Commission was found robbed this morning
q 81, 10 in 9. $. bonda, the property OF John ",
Mn*oo, chief clerk The following are The num-
nefs o. the gu bonds Of $500 each: Nos 1880,
each, Nos. G5li. Saa;71, ai919. HSl9; Of S5O, No,
s9: 1905, each for $500, a5Go3 a590G, 1a5ls3 and
, 1865-12-24

from F0ftfe4& Monroe.
Foh1HEss HoERoE, Dec. 21-Fourtecu Govern
ebh inst. va wv
The steamer George Levy ran over an unknown
oyecE sesBel In the bay last night nud it Is pre-
sumed sunk her with all hanls. Boats were low
S1. anu no tracc Of the vessel eonl1 be discovered
arrived here yestezay, and viii iorm par, Of
mo cuftison Of the Fortress. A pottion nf fhem
leit Tor Williamsburg this morning. - sAs"4
, 1865-12-24

SAvAvEAn, Ca Dec. aa-The trtnl of Gen. II.
Y. Mercer, charged with murder IN shooting seven
Union prisoners at Savnnnah last December. has
4ccn temporarily suspended, awaiting orders from
The steamer Indian River, belonging to New
fpTk Hshhg company, went ashore At the mouth
or Indian River, Fla, December Sd. Vcssel ana
, 1865-12-24
Man on R1rc-Terr1ble Scene In Ann
Sfrcct.Ncsv Eork-Danscrno OF IIenzine.
[From the New York Evening Post. 1.th.l

d Man on E1re-TerrIble Scene in Ann
Strcct,Ncsy Eork-Dan.crno OF Tsenztne.
[From the New York Evening Post, It'll
4 man named James r. Crawford, employed
In the oil and paint store of Mcsszs. G. s. 3,
Crawford, at No. A. Ann street, extending
through to No. no Fulton street, went into
the Tault under the store at II O'Clock this
morning to get . small quantity Of beazenc
for purchaser, when the fluid he had drawn
from keg took 1rc from lighted lamp he
carried, and exploded. The burning bcnzinc
was scattered uInu his face and clothing, and
the flames almost instantly covered the parts
the anid touched. Crawford, losing his self
possession, rushed wildly through the building
INTO Ann street, screaming as he ran. His
OF the propsietora OF the store} followed lin,
and cndeavored to stop the fire, but the suf-
manageable.
a crowd assembled Immediately, and the
excitement for the moment was intense.
Frank Crawford endeavored to get his broth
er to lie down on the pavement, so that he
could be covered, and the flames thus sub
lned but these efforts were without effect,
till with powerful blow he partlY knocked
md partly thrust lin down. In the mean
time some persons undertook to wrap him In
their coats One Of these garments-a SOL
dlcr's coat-Tas placed about him, and be
extinsnfshed.
CEawtord YVES then taken into the store.
The skin Was found to have been burned
from his hands and from the lower part OF his
arm, and also from a part Of his f1ce, md
blood wns flowing from the exposed and li7id
flesh: His clothing was burned somewhat,
but bis body was scorched only to slight
degree. Medical attendance was su1pmoGel
and temporary relief was given, while stfmu-
lants were administered to the sufferer. BE
was afterwards conveyed to his home at No,
14G Crosby street.
The fire which Crawford loft In the vault
where 1t first broke out was subdued by the
Use OF ammonia and there was very little, If
any, damage to property. The henzine In the
cask did not take fire. Ono of tho owners of
tho store recently gave directions that benzine
should he no longer sold there on account OF
the danger Of f1rei but the sale Was regularly
continued.
James 4. Crawford IL thtFty-fonr years Of
age, and has family consisting only OF
wife, whom he recently married. Il is thought
he will survive, though he may be unable to
use his hands. Frank Crawford was also
burned, but not seriously.
, 1865-12-24

ofs.an1xatlono Of a Temperance Society.
PoUauEEnsrE, N. Y, Dec. al.-The New York
state Temperance Soc,ety was organized yesscrlay,
n Ibis city, under tue late act nf the LeeieIaure
ten j. g. srntth, Of New York, was elected Pres-
aeht, With LIST Of Vice Prcsidenta and Boafl or
Managers. U +. Ives, Of Auburn. wae chosen Cor.
Eespoudinc Secretary. and Ifer. W. E. Knox, Of
Actuc, thattman Of the Executive Committee
, 1865-12-24

NEW YoRK, Dec. aaa,-The Y51tune't R1chu,on3
despatch sa5s the people Of Manchcste. hare re-
cettiy been greatly a!a:med BY rumos that The
were preparing fur insu1Iecilon The authnriIics
hare made fnl Investigations and report The rumor
, 1865-12-24
Mr. COlfhxs8 Lecture.

NEWARK. N. j. Dec. &~-Thn Hon. Schuyle,
CoiaI delivered bis lecture *.Acrosa The Couu-
ncnt brilliant audience In the Central PresbY-
fe11an church thIs evening. He was introduced By
Hon. Marcus L Ward, lhe Governor elect. The
lecture was greeted with great npp1ause Amer the
lecture quite number OF our prominent c1n,ens
we're introduced to him at the residence Of iii.
, 1865-12-24
Information Wanted.
u

GENEVA, ILL.,, Dec u, 1865.
A man BY the name Of L. Stohrcr, (as ap-
pears from his papers,) d German paper ped
dler, stopping at the hotel at Blackberry Sta
ton, kaI1a county, ILL.,, on Sunday the 18th.
On Mcnlay he complained Of being unwel1,
and employed q physician On Tuesday be
grew worse and fingered i1scnsib1e until S
O'clock on the morning Of the alst, when he
died.
His friends are requested to attend to his
matters, as soon as possible, for nobody here
knows any thing about the deceased, his finn
Ey or friends.
German papers please copy.
j. T. REOWS. ca. Juf1re
, 1865-12-24
FROM MADISON.
lspecla1 Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

: Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON. Dec. %.
Colonel Thomas RcrDolds, Of the veteran 16th
Wisconsin regiment, has been appointed, and re-
cf''ce his commission, as Pension Agent Of this
Slate In Place Of Hen. Chauncey Abbott. This fs
most ne1i1or1ons appointment Col. Reynolds be.
ing one Of the most gallant officers from this State,
recfirtne severe wounds before Atlanta.
Forc!athert' Day was enthusiastically celebrated
at SIM Prairie yesterday. largo number Of Er8
EnclaudrE being in attendance,
me 1Sth regiment. tour hundred strong. arrived
here from Texas this p. m, by the way Of Fcennrf
and Dejo1t- Most Of the men will leave for theIr
loncs tonight. arriving there In time to spend
Christmas With their friendr.
, 1865-12-24
RffHA.

NEw YoRE, Dec e3.-This morning, fire broke
cut IN the fag store, No. 10 Governors Slip, owned
ny DAME! w eeney, extending to Nos. and 8. The
three buildings were totally destroyed. MI SWec-
ney's loss Ia about $40, ,ooos t4tlsseu fvl auOut
$4,000.
, 1865-12-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
10Th Illinois 3nfanxrT-1mpoFtant Meet.
in&-Ilor~c Railways, SC.

10th Illinois InfanxrE-1mpoEtantl Meet.
tnG-Elor@c Railways, sc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SrE1soF1E1u, Dec -
The 10Th Illinois cavalry, consisting Of IS COM
mtesioned officers and 81 1ncu has been mustered
out. or this uumber sS officers and Cos men lc!t
New Orleans on the s1st instant. ro,te for this
city for final payment and discharge
A meeting Of the Doa1d of Trustees OF the Itlt-
nois Soldiers O1puant Home will be held Ia this
city on the 4tb oF January next. It ts expected
that business Of considerable importance, in con-
neetton With lhe institution, wiu come before the
Bo11d.
Missouri. was in The city Today on visit to lie
hrn1her, lion. James II. Deycridse.
The horse railway rEuning west on Monroe
Street ts completed. and the cars will be placed
upon the track On chiietmas day. A horse railway
vii EoGn &c onilt Eunnn. IRON The public square
t. oak lsaes Cemetery, for the accommodation of
containing the remains Of the late President Lin
coin.
7ha following assessment returns Tor 1865 hare
been filed with the Auditor OF Public Accounts since
last report:
Cumberland coanty--Aescszmcn., s1,:os, 4ss,
Is1soek eaan.sS S1stss:mcn'. s IL: s;esa,seo. Gan
Of 81, AZ since isS&- Totat taxes lcg1ca Tor ali
purposes for 1sfrs :;435s.so. -
S..s5os since ls6a Tntai taxcs. Ssss, ,ioo.s1. ~
Rock Island county-Asses=ncEt, S:,017.x91.
Los. Of slui11 s.acc 1861. Total taxes for aupnr-
poses, s1Ss.C51.ts.
Cor. OgIesby-Final Settlement with
lsIinols-A1I Illinois Regiments to be
Discharged from ScrEIcc-Lyon Hon.
umcnt Assoc1atEon-ElnancI
n.otIons-2d Illinois Cavalry.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1fibunc.1
SrK1SGFIE1p, Dec. -
Coz Oglcsby arrived home from Washington this
morning In excellent lealth. BE arrived III such IN
understanding with the Treasury Department as
Will secure at c1rly day. the final settlement Of
TIC claia Of the state against the General Goresu-
ncut.
The seretay OF War has given assurance that
all Illinois regiments shall, tn short time, be dis
charged from the sersice-a most gratifying an
norneencni.
The Lyon Monument Aseoc,a.son OF the State Of
Missouri Il III Lay The corncr ttgue oi monument
10 the InemoE Of Genczu Lyon, at Jefferson City,
ii meeting Of he Directors the Illinois M.
tional Danl, soon to 20 into operation in this city
Hen. j. 4. Chestnut Was chosen President and
Hon. NiiiIan EdWalds Cashier. Tho County Clerk
OF Mfson coCnty, in letter to the Secretary Of
State, intlacs that no census will be taken In th3t
cpurIy, owing to the fact that the person to whom
tie work was awarded has failed to perform the
dnty.
The following named officers hare been promoted
br the President: Brig. Gen. sfAEou Braym1n has
been 1,re.ctcd Ms;or General; Capt n. Il. Ball.
hache hcs bcx:n brcrctcd Major; Lieut.. Col, Loyd
Wheaton, OF tie Sth Illinois Infantry, has been bte
yeted Colonel for E1!Iautry 10 The field.
The Sccund Illinois cavalry, consisting ofeightesn
, 1865-12-24

watch, and a gold ring ri Simpsons pawn
shop, in Chatham street, where deceased had
pawned them, aud whicl. belonged to parties
residing at Villavredc's 1nstifsie. The Cap
tain also expects to recover considerable
other property Of which he has trnccs at other
places,
, 1865-12-24

FoEr kEARyEF, Dec. 2a--At seven o'clock this
morning the thermometer stood At tweutYeirht
degreee below zero. snow has drilled In tic hol-
LOWE, between here and the Missouri nyer, to the
deptn Of IRON fifteen to In enty feet. No coaches
nave ufr1sed ffoia Atchfson for two days.
, 1865-12-24
Total CaAua1ticA 10 Wisconsin Soldiers
During The Wnr-T4c Weather.
fSpeeIal Degpatrh 10 The Eh1caeo 1,1h1ne l

IcIEeA Despa1En 10 Ne Ehlcag0 IT1hune.1
MADISON. Dec. e.
An interesting table Of casualties 10 Wtsconsln
soldters. during the war completed under orders
rom the War Department, at the eflce Of Col.
G!ddtcss, United States superintendent Of the 10
au'ttng service. show the following
footing: OfEcers killed, 119; enlisted
men killed, 1,oGo; officers died Of wounds, o.; en-
listed men died OF wounds, 1,1a5; officers d1cd Of
disease, l03; enlisted men died OF disease. 65s7:
officers deserted, II; enlisted men deserted, a10l;
officers honozatlE discharged, 1895; ENLISTED men
disability, 3,sr5; officers dismissed. IA: pf1cers
eashicred, :; officers resigned, LOIS.
The weather haR not been a. cold today the tf1cr-
nome:cr averaging ebont At zero There arc lpdi.
cations Of the weather 1node1aing and motr snow,
, 1865-12-24

and measured nineteen inches IN circumtcr-
ence longitudtnally, by seventeen inches lat-
titudfnally; The other two weighed lust
two pounds each, :ad all are Of delicious
favor and ft for the table,
ON LONG TOUR.
& oHr r. tt1snd a. 8 RI. :rdson, of the New
YORK 2tiottat, Is still travelling through the
Northern =, regions, gathering msterials as
doubt not, Prove highly Interesting, and d
valuable aodition to the home literature Of
orr country. All that this vast Nortbw ester71
region neesas is to become thoroughly known.
and It's dcTe1oPncnts will be matter ofcom-
paratiisely ptte tma; Every day new Dis
made, and I'VE are only get at the beginning:
not .eithin D thousaad yoar1 Of las ead. Every
intelligent: traveller Ike Richardson adds In
inensely 70 our stock Of knowledge Of the
country sGd sla resources, and con1ers vast
benefit on fhe public ut large.
okNTLY OVER THE STONES.
We hare recently received the most aston
isbing news from ldado, blocks Of solid silver
as large aI candle boxes being taken out By
ihe I!3 qEegun Steam Navigation Company, etc.
coast, and nobody Is humbugged or thrown
INTO an e1nitement BY them but, at the East,
1t will be: different, and ne may look for a
sudden r1Ph Of emigrants to the new "I'.erra
del Elata, Z from the Atlantic side, md new
crowd IT disappointed adventurcrs re-
turning to curse the whole country.
and everything In 1t. Not a dollnr Of treas.
ure has yet arrived at San Francisco OF Port
land from these new mines OF solid silycr, and
there Is not the least excitement here on tho
subject. Let your friends rest easy nnd not
Get exchfd on the subject at present. II
There Is faythtng In the stories yon shall hear
It in goof;time from ~e~'''
Ylprs. A1rA.sonru
, 1865-12-24
Serious Accident Mt Detroit.

fEIQW tnb UCQu1L fEC Ffega. IJtb.!
AZ accident occurred last night at The malt
house Of e. .'Haw1ey & Sons, situated on Flsst
generally known rs the old Detroit Brewery.
Fire floors On the north side or this building
gaTe way about nine O'Clock, carrying WITH
them about 1000 bushels OF barley aud malt.
TWO Of Mcssrs. Haw1ey i Sons men were on
tho eecond floor ct the. time, and also went
eot eoTn on ZIP " ths the aE as1 eut soon
them being seriously injured Their names
arc Charles Tuusley and John sngcr. Or.
bsodie was called and promptly rendered tie
necessary necessary assistance. 4 large crowd soon
faiihhered ihas @ Ct the place and great credit is due
i. ~ tn98e "ho promptly set to work md re-
spirit, holding lighted. candle in hi his uni hand
for the men to see By, although jammeI in
between two heavy sticks Of timber md
necessarily suffering great pain. "A3
, 1865-12-24

PASSION AND DEADLY WEApoys.-A sud
hut practical lesson is taught by the suicide
In this city Of Dr.. John s. Meyer Passionate
men should mover carry dtadIy weapons. In
this case boarding housa dispute, trliiine at
the start, vent On until Dr.. Meyer, In a 0i Of
, 1865-12-24

a SENSIBLE TEMPERANCE MEAsURE-Thc
temperance people Of Cincinnati have opened
q cof1ee-room for working men, where at all
hours Of the day and till late at night, hot
coffee and crackers or q plate Of hot soup may
be had Tor the smal sum Of five cents. Con-
nected with the cof1ce-room Is a rcading-room
supplied with the leading newspapers and
periodicals Of this country and Great: Britain;
and this Is free. to MI. This Is the most
practical temperance measure Jet adopted.
In most of our cities young men arc drawn to
drinking saloons because they ind society
nowhere else. Indeed all men, old as Wen as
young, need and will have the soclaty Of
those Of their OWL ages, tastes and occupa-
tions, and this without my necessary neglect
Of home duties aud enjoymcnts. They find
this society in its largest freedom In the bill
would prefer other places for lounsiug and
gossip, If such we're TO be found. But they
aro not, and going where others drink, they
Join ct first from courtesy and afterwards
from habit, and 50 are led gradually to h.
TEMPERANCE.
, 1865-12-24


sAS FRaECIRco, Dec. s2.-The Legislative ezcur-
to-day. -~>'S' '~o" F-A~e
:, Fink Ptxlcy hns bought for the Yu1sa Railroad
The California Central Railroad rolling stock
, 1865-12-24
Qt)tfa9o Gr1bnrrt.


-.,.-..
Nn ."
1ue lhlHuhE WILL oe Issued on Tuesday
morning as usuAl-
During last week but one National RonL
WIS established.
Reccipts of Internal Revcrua -, a,.,
were only fso, 400.
The new Minister In Nex,co bsu -an,,.,.s
his iustrprtsops fro,, fha S+.t. n...---s ~
ordered tn renort nj Jn,rev.. t,o.as.. "oo u
syno,,Efs of (se-l soh,,.-,.s N..a
con3,tion ~ ~. c.. 'oPot1 ou Inc
nr,rl,a. AA "'4i NC Aoanu IL our oes-
go g..
.r, ~ . sAsl4 4oan "sa'es 10 6or. oslcsby that
~ ~u w s'5,nng IN MA power to facflitate The
uen:'-oa. VI 4ano'a Troops In his division.
a occas'on ns Inc superior Court, nt Bos
toa' ~ eoe Hno1 tht hta1e Constdbui1fy law,
"1tuaAs 1al's all the complaints in that coust for
AespoG open restaurants on SUNDAY.
wagner. the musical trankcendentalist and
the hero OF the future, hae been anishcd from Ba-
saria BY his patron and best fficnA, Ile Ktne Ar
rog1nce. 1mnEtlcuce md t.xtrura:ance sere Tin
tuusee. If1c Ktte allows him. no Soycr A ,,,rs,cn
Scc;c.ury Seward has writ,rn fctfrrs W
]jcyinr ,t,e .,rt,,,;on, .;o,-rnor, or E.,r,n 49,,
,o,;,h f,.c;:.,s ,ro ,ur-p ,,.n s..... @s.4
,bc f:.rr,coTs r.cr,. p,-7zncr t..... . W. ~
-,;l,,,a,l ri;,;l,. cr- ~. -,.1,c .a.,.al lon1e
.I,., :. >..t.,J.r,.,1,.x ,.,. .xr;,ta-
fF. }.uS SxsSr enr%nf1
cnr .,r ~. :cr; ,t,,a, -. -. Saun,oaec
..,,,,;,,,, /, ,,,;,. - ,,,@ sa1' " ne
~. - 1s- v" te'unA II LIE
ti' t''''Ha aniClra': b:dtsadia3 the Chill
4. fnsh' cd tus Mt4.Htcs At Talparaiao.
,'v:eog c7c>'i'c muca Indignation among the Eng
4is'a ano American rest'sn nss, vito have kid the
al4.Fr oclofe thelr respective Governments
Onf London correspondent, Wllosc interest
Ing letter on Englieh periodical 1!l=t.u,e will BE-
remembered furnishes one ol coual Ip,esest in thia
Issue Of the TnIHrHE on the London daliy foar-
nails, their editors, contributors md nolft.cs
An important interview between President
john+on, and Mcssrs. Wilson aud Fries of 1o1a.
In which reconstruction Was the topic Of conyezsa.
t'on Is detailed by our Washtna ton correspondent
elsewhere.
An cnti-Fcniau movement has been com
tneuccd nnout the a5on.cd citizens nj Scw Yors
At hsrr puc p,cr.,nr ,f,py 1ettto,,ea the Grand
Jury to pfe4ent m Indictment asninst The Tsrrs3-
dent senate and Cabinet Of the 10 c,1ed Irish IL,
public.
The ground ppon which tbr roassscrn at
Fort Pillow took plnce b.s heeu tnrnrd orrr hv m
ontcr Of scc.ctarv stanton IN Mia poo,b ~.
ridor Of Na,or Dooth uho rnn,mand N tbs co,ar.a
soldic7x fo, iht nnrrou,e nj a-erttr, . -,,nr.n..t
4hcrron n ,,o7,c,v r. 49,. hatass-a -. E....
and hia mcn, y "'A'''
Gen. Butlcr,s releh-nted 4oue, ro,- pox-
1nnds Hundreds frn,n ,rb;ch t,r ~ ,1.n-
lyn~cved .cntI,a,s ~ ~, ~ a.. - s....
rrhc1 fronna u,e fha oth.~ ~ -o,J -. ..sN. y. -.
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, 1865-12-24

passion, attempted to kill one Of its fsloW
ooardeIs, and thought that be ha. 7 kllleo
his rash act,- and was almost insta 1tly
slezcd With such rcmorse that he killed hi. u
self. His intended victim, however, WIS IN
hurt. In ninety-nlne cases in every hundred
where murder Is committed, the murderer re-
Rrets The act almost IS soon as 1t Is doue, and
would undo It # In his power. Tct mcu will
Is By the atler history Of nearly every mur-
derer- Instead Of holding before their minds
the teachings Of experience, they give way to
the 1t Of nomentary passion, and do deeds
which no subsequent regret or repentance can
LdJer,
, 1865-12-24

commissioned officers md four hundred and fosty-
s1x enlisted men, has been mustered out foufleen
commissioned officers and thrtc aundrcd and thirty.
nne ENLISTED men wero placed rotae for this ciiy
, 1865-12-24

CITY, we're celebrated last evening at De1monicoe.
TEe1e vas large attendance, and the occasion was
Rye1y pleasant and enthusiastic one.
, 1865-12-24

Theatrical Le0xc.
Bos4pN. Dec 2S.-Ed~tn Booth md J. S. CLARKE
have leased the Boston Theatre Tor the ensuin.
year.