Smyrna times., 1865-11-08
He NJ EW S.

JEFF. DAVIS 10 RS IRIEn The National
Iatelt3eace', II nleicnF tiIt visit to the Pre.i-
don't OF dale& &ttloH of!ti;e4 from Baltimore.
and the presentation u y y .litipn nunarouslv
signed, asking the ex x.cutivo ole.n.n.y in be.
half Of JED. Davis, says:
Ane lu1eFVIe" Wa ptOtractel one and Of
the most agreeable character, AMI the fair pe-
toners lett the city, carrying with them the
most pleasurablo Impressions of the President
The President regretted that the national
character OF the question restrained all private
sympathy which they ought to have awakened
IN him, and also made the important statement
that complete arrangements have bc9n made
for the early legal trial Of Jefferson Davis ac-
cording to the laws of the land"
The Rev DR.. Morarty, of Philadelphia, de-
livered lecture in Philadelphia, on Tuesday
evening, in favor Of the independence of Ire
land
General Robert f. Lee is said to have made
contract for the publication of the history of
the rebellion with publisher iu New York.
Lord PalmerSton' funeral took place on the
21th ult. The Queen carriage led the cor
tege, and the pall-bqarcrs were ten Cabinet
Minister'S. Lady Pamerston is to be created
peeress
A dispatch from Toronto says that an ex-
Grand Master OF the Orangcmen, Mr. Gowan,
has published manifesto declaring that the
Fenlans are coming and calling the Orangemcn
to arms. The Orange organ, the Hidtchman,
has leader declaring that it has positive in.
formation OF a contemplated invasion of the
provinces; that there are now six hundred
armed men in Toronto; that several member,
OF the government are iraternizing with the
Fenlans, and that the premier winks at tn,
contemplated attempt to sever the provinces
from British connection
Official notice was delivered by our Minister
at London, on the 18th of March last to thu
British Government, of the termination of tn,
Reciprocity Treaty between the United State
and her Britannia Majesty, in conformity will
the provisions of the treaty and OF the ioin
resolutions Of Congress, approved Jan. IS
1865.
The excitement regarding the Atl1nta ant
her cargo Of cholera in New York City contin
ucs to some extent. The Deputy Health off
Ger in charge at Quarantine, DIR. Waser, mad
report on Saturday, i'll which he states tina
during the passage OF the ship there were sixt
cases of, and sixteen deaths from, cholera. =
lie says the disease is Of II mild type, but tina
the present untayurablc state Of the weathe
may effect the character OF the disease Sine
the report OF Saturday, several new cases hay
broken out in the ship, Que of which has re
suited in death
A terrible explosion occurred in front of tn
wyoming Hotel IN New York on Supda
morning, by which Il .argc number o. the guest
were wuundc ,->oIne very seriously. The eS
ploslon was of some chemica! in box whic
had been left III th3 house by ,ierman r.
Gently lodging there. Much damage was don
to the hotel and surroun ing buildings, an
great CONSERVATION created among the resident
in that vicinity.
The Mississippi Legislature has directed
tax to be levied to support disabled rebel 50
dlerS and educate soldiers children. Bills Lay
been introduced to compel railway compapie
70 nave separate cars ior negroes; to suspen
all collection laws Of the State, and to tax a
suits brOug in United States court.
The great fair at Philadelphia, for the bene
ut OF the Soldiers and Sailors Home, close
on Saturday night. Addresses were deliyere
by Gen Meade Messrs. Doughcrty and Charlie
Gibbons. The receipts of the fair excee
$4,000, of which 323, ,OJD were taken for ad
missions