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The Atlantic Monthly for 1866.

The ATLANTIC for the year 1866 will contain
the following features OF especial interest;
Passages from Hawtherne's Diary,
Being extracts from the papers of the late Ma
thauiel Hawthorne, being at period immedi
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Griffith Gaunt /; or,
JEALOUSY.
, 1865-03-11
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAsuISCToN, Friday. March 10.
Cr%rATB

Mr. JOHNSON presented the1Fzcdentials Of J.
A. j. creeEwc1l, elected Senator By the Legisla-
turc Of Maryland, in the place Of Senasor Hicks,
Mr, LANE, Of Kansss, moved that the Senate
proceed to the confederation Of the resolution to
pay compensation and mileage to the clatmants Of
the eemmiftee to a9dft the contingent expenses
Nj. SUMNER called attention TO the fact that
and that one of the persons i5tJ- Eshbsck, coald
not take the oath required OF every Senator with
ont Is esTTnM,t9!ng T9MM RsEply. try mi TN, NJ, r,h
lack was known to be radical Republican from
nc commencement Of the rebellion, and was one
nn7o this moment, md opposed ia every poaslbie
compelled 10 vote for It to save his l1ie The Sen.
alof from Massachusetts had JUS, voted TO print
hook ! from The Academy Of Sciences for HI mself.
fi,da a1e9 Was not disposed to do wrong to save
Nj: TRUIBuI1 did not SEQ what claim tho
Eenalemsn e. l lad claiming seat from Arkansas.
matter. and the SENATE BY Decided yote declared
they weEc not entitled to the seats.
Mr. ApE SAID The Law making power had de-
people Of the United Slater. It was not in lie
power Of the President to bring back any State
which was de4ihsrstely opposed to Republican
to set up State Government uEtil The BARRIERS
gre removed and Congress declare they are in
condition to establish Goyernmeot for them
eflYe&. 1HG R[1uHIUb 9AEk ELhle WAS mol TO be
Initiated by the President lie could no more
by order IS aathortZo q rebeltous State
to set up Government than hs could create
something out Of nothing. He had striven to
elect TIC President, but he could never sanction
such process as that. Won1d tito Senator from
illinois sanction this and bring II here unmasked
rebels, men who have pe;,qred tneusenes to the
ilcu, lllinoisi Sir, It will never DO: Michael
Hahn vas the candidate Of Tie President, who
taid to him n AZ order "Be GosernoI q Loqt y
scna.e or apy other body. The Seoator from III
| nnis nrrcd that the people Of Lonlsisna had &C
eped Teout ,ssn IT. a9a tse tsas elssoa vi
| 1nn nffenId Mr. Tade) permit two-thIrls TO mike I
ccrstut On for the entire people, while the other
ibirI ia in duress9 Is that Jour rulel
| Ut. TRUABULL moved q ameaameas 70 ~ p
Lonitiara clafruants. -
PcEdIpg which tho Senate wsat tatc 61ecoeTs
seesItp AID edjrVgpfa, >.
, 1865-03-11
CHICAGO, SATURDAY: MARCH11 1865.

| Ope1ons,s Railroad on the I'd inst, by which ten
pereons wc7a instantly killed ami forty severely
wounded: The facts, ns learned from the Vow
Orleans Dtlfd< are as folioFfs: The sd ll!!nois
headquarters At Terrehoune, twenty-scven miles
from the city. when some four ml1es from Bayou
des Altelnandes, the train ran over horser throw
Ing eleven from the truck, Instantly killing
slightly brnising several As soon as the accident
Was reported, cars were despatched from AlgfeTs,
and the wounded brought into New 0rfeans. Il
- thought several Of them cannot ouryiye thets
Injured as fhr as. 1earned-all members Of the Ed
Illinois regiment: -
Kn1EnEAd.m willis, D; Charles G.eenine. a;
- Walker, A; jerome Wolfe, a; Joseph Wal
Rs}.: 4RrSn. ?; : Walter webstes, D; John Melvin D;
EIN1unED--Cantiu Il. Il, Rosecrans, D, breast
ard back: Vim W. Ha1ris, i, bsck and arm; G.
Dunbar, :. leg and back; George y. Chamber
Wilton, 4, side md bsck; Henry Mctann. % %etuisea;
john NJ Porter, legs and nrEn; Sergeant Brown,
bead and back, badly; F. B. Ausnst1n, a. leg;
!ec; j. l. Nnttst. 9. Bruised: james % Williams, q,
s:m, sack sad !ss ssafG 2seRe Re,d, arm
Tnd r5T,n e. w a. hoea ias ef9,ss
~, =, mortal; Harvey Garrett b, Ieg bIokcn; C.
Howe, A. leg broken. Sergeant D1rtinger, A,
badly: John Melon. 3. leg ent oG; j; q, MerFi.
A, iawazdly; J.. W gateman, ., right leg and
hack; Waller Dsker, D, breast, thigh and arm;
Jamcs F5ttzerland; 4. breast ard head; George
head; hoskin Jonee. b, back; George hoy,, Z,
arm hroke John Carlisle, G. back, head and faces
4. 4. Smith. 4. face; James T. McGec, l, side aud
face; Wm Eostes. A. back; i John Wils2a, A. in
ford Pettlhone, D, both legs broken; John w.
Spencer, q, hip and face.
, 1865-03-11
An IMPORTANT EIAEE>.
Expedition Up tho Tkappahannock-
Ninety~ase Tons of Tobacco and 400
Prisoners Taken.

PnnApE1rn1A, Frsday, March 1o.-A special dis
Tnich to the E.eAfng Telegraph. from Washington
To-day, snys: 1.-THE Star sars that on Monday last
Thirteen transports, with troops from Fortress
Monroe, accompanied by the eunboatA Coumo-
dorc Read and Yankee, proceeded mp the Rappa-
hammock on raid, the principal ob}ec. being tho
capture Of large quantity Of tobacco known 10
have been sent from Rtchmond1o Fredericksburg,
to be enugCled into our lines.
"on Its wsy tue expedition proceeded cautions.
y, aud the Fuahoa'a secured the river lborongb.
II for torpedors. 4 schooner, bonud up with a
cargo Of whisky and sa,t, first captured BY the
Read. and the cre~ ind cargo removed md the
schooner blown up. On arriving at Fredesicks
hurg, It wes fund to be Earrjeoncd BY squad OF
1ebels, who, Lo;:cvcr. made no resistance. a body
xf troops aud sailors EScre landed, who eucceeded
in capturing the tooncco It was manufactured to.
hscco, amounting to utnety-dvc tons, and Is esti-
matted to be worth {3su, coo,
''1'he country about Fredericksburg WIS secured
pretty et1ectuzl :. and dunng the rad over 400
prisoners were .1Een.
''An extensive coa.rahand trade has becn o.ean-
lied hy the rebels on .hc RappahannocE, aud thus
expedition wss designed 10 break II up.
'As the vessels passed down the river, On their
return, numbers Of dcsertcrs came of from the
shore, eight Of whom were from the gath Virgiria
, 1865-03-11

(Specia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue,]
MADISON, Friday, March 10.
The Senate resolution appointing n special
Committee to report bill for the organization Of
the Board Of Claims TO pass on claims for recruit
1ng services was adopted.
Bills were Introduced to amend section e8 chap~
ter g. revised s'atutcs relative to the payment Of
clerks Of school land commissioners: to amend
second sub-divisi"n Of section e7, chapter TO- re-
vtsed statutes, 60 as to require all psyreuts to
1he State Treasury to be made on warraue Of The
Secretary Of State; TO amend ecctiou Co. OF chsp-
der H. revised statutes 70 as to require he St3tc
he nna q
to incorporate tle Northwestern Business Mems
Insurance Company; to amend the law of.la4t
Toad from Fort Howard to he Michaan 1 ;ats
lfne 70 amend chapter IT'S revised etAtu1cs 60 as
70 AUTHORIZE sceond change Of Venue In criminal
has been counsel. The latter passed under sus.
pension Of the rsics. The Agricultural College
The bill to amend tic ncgistry law was Postponed l
to Tuesd:y. The hfll 10 amend chapter II. Of
general inws of 1861 relatiye 10 clr11 actions
passed. ( numhc1 q lnlls we're ordered 10 third
<y for uic rcltci and care Of Wisconsin soldiers.
1he bill to provide State houaty 10: the de-
strnctton 01 wn!vcs WIS discussed Ut sonc length.
and ofcr agreeing on Eye dollars as the sum for
the bounty the I'LL WAS ordered to third read
5ng.
In the Assembly .lr. Fulton|s resolution, direct
1ng the Judiciary Committee to report sundry
amendments 10 the Constitution, was referred to
that committee. Bills were introduced relative
to the support Of fcmt1Ie. OF voluntcere to reeu.
late tar sales; relative to the appointment OF
guardians; nneIding section : chapter 1874 Laws
1R5S, concerning the competency Of certain per-
asoDf az wi;ncsscs: Annmber Of Dsuocsauc MEM
ets were allowed to define &heis posltiona and re-
cord their votes upon the resolution ratiy,n. the
abolition constitutional amendment. Messrs.
Abrams, Of Brown, Donnewcll, VI Ozsukec. and
Ryan, Of Outagamle. spoke in favor Of ratification,
and Mr.. Bond, Of Fond du Lac, aS.lnst It. The
additional yotea recorded were us followa, ali
Democrats: Ayks-Meesrs. Abrams, DonnesFell,
Lonth and lynn. No<s-Mcssrs. Mulholland,
Boyd, Weaver, knab, end Fzauckenburg.
, 1865-03-11
Chicago M1r:ihnnf.
THE NEwx


The military 1ituatipn is without ,nater;s1
change A rRncr OF report brought l,v J
scout INTO Thomas lines that Sherman had
gained great victory over Joe: Johnston
needs confirmation. The latest: ad yices re
celsea y 1efaeeosstate that Fayetteville was
occupied fy Sherman last woek ~and that he
Vas 1rT days after, forty miles rom R,lelsh.
sncr1oan's victory is fully confirmed. and also
n@ oeeapetson Of staunton. The further
1tesna af military ncws are, that strong
Union xosee t1m Newbe,n is marching on
.ktnston, n. c., and another from East Ten
ncasee on Lynehhurg. -
Our Washington dispatches set forth two
rebel curiosit;es in the shape Of the tax BIZ,
which has passed, end the bill 10 Increase
the rebel forces By the enlistment Of negroes.
which will probably pass, MS the Virginia
Senators have been Instructed to yote for t..
1t will b" coDsolation to the negro that
the bill provides for bis liberty at the option
nf the master. We believe, however, that
when once enlisted, the Instrument Of lib.
crty Is In his own hands. The instant ne
gro becomes soldier, md has 4 musl1et In
LIS hands. he no longer necds laws, edicts, or
emancipation proclamationA The problem
for him is solved. By that sign hc is a free
mnn.
lion. john P. Hale las been confirmed
Minister to Spain by the Senate. We warn
The Spanish Don, who presides over naval
AFFAIRS to set bis house In order, or his blue
blood will be badly astonishcd when Ia,e
arrives.
Our dispatches give some interesting de.
tails Of MI expedition up the Rappahaunock,
to Fredericksburg, in quest Of tobacco which
lad been removed from Richmond by the
rebel authorities. The object of the e1pedi-
zion was attained, and 'tmore too," for in i'd
'-dttion to the capture Of ninety tons OF MANI
facturcd tobacco. worth the handsome sum OF
$3.50, 600. some four hundred prisoners we're
taken, and quite number Of desertors from
Virginia cavalry were picked up on the way
back.
The President has issued his proclamation
in accordance with tic requirements Of the
enrolment act, setting forth the penalties Of
dcsertion. and granting amnesty to MI who
return within sixty days:
Amboy, Lee county, was visited by 4 de.
Et,ucuyc fire on Thursday night, consuming
several buildings in the business part Of the
Town, among them the agricultural implc-
monts store Of Mr.. Mingle, and the harness
cstablislment-of Lcake 6t Co.
Among the first acts Of Secretary McCnl-
1och, in his new position, is his conclusion to
transh;p the Savaunal cotton, now at New
York. 10 England. The treasury will be
largely the guiucr By the transaction.
The rebel authorities ut Richmond are in
sad trouble with their Trans Mississippi De-
partment, more particularly their forces on
.he Rim Grnnft.. md 4hosa 1,r1far E{rhr eaT4sth
, 1865-03-11
FEeOM SKIEtxHDAN'S ARMY.

New YoKK, March 16.-Thc Htrolds WInches.
ter corresponnent confirms the reported victory
ovcr EARLY by Sheridan, md eaye General Snetf-
valley to that point he ract with natcriaI oppo
sttton. The report that EARLY himecif wns cap.
1urcd By Sheridan IL not confirmed By our dfs-
Patches.
Rebel prisoners report heavy rntoa force ad~
Eancing iEun Fast Telnes6ee on Lvnchhnrg. Of
The capture Of Which place we hare unconnrmed
1rl0rs.
The Hrralds correspondent says: "Easly Was
found near Waynesboro, on a range Of hills. with
five pieces Of artillery in position. lenral Custar
dismounted two regiments as skirnishers. In the
rear, on either Side Of the road, went two solid
regiments. The movement upon the cnems'e
works Was made ut once. The rebels fired one
vollry, and then fed ltEe sheep. Their attempt
10 cAcape wa= fslttless. Custar closed his lines
upon them. and surrounded nearly the entire
force. General Early did not attempt to rally MS
men, hut rode OF IN t1ect horse, attended fy an
orderly. The victory was almost lloodlc.s one,
as we only lost ten OF Twelve kled and woun dcd =
, 1865-03-11


ST. LOUIS, Friday, Mareh 10.
The police bave been put On the track OF most
dc1ectao}e sw1ndler Who came to the city soue
time last month and regietcrcd his name at r,le
undell Hotel as A. f. Baron, Park Hotel, Lon
DON He assumed the semb1ance OF an English
pobleman, and exhibited letleIs from distln-
euished gentlemen, including one from Abraham
Lincoln, commencing the bt2rer to the favorable
= CARDS Of all good citizens. After ahortisc At
tenpta to borrow money at one or Two places, he
finally succeeded in rai:iugSs 500 on London DRAFT
at y ell known private banking house. An huur
after be raised the money snspfciou WIS awakened
aud the detectives were set on the track, but he
successfully claded their grasp. He sent his bag
gaGe to KeuE1k while he engaged hackulan 10
carry him to the Iron Mountain depot, where he
entered cur and left 1t before the train got ont
Of the city,, IN thus sending the DETECTIVES to
different points be gained time to effect bis escape.
The nomination Of Hon Arnold Erckel. Ptesl-
dent OF tho Sinte Convention. ha. been confirmed
by the Senate as q. S. District Judge, to ill the
vacancy made the dca b Of Il. ". Wells. Ex-Gov.
la1l filled II bis efforts 10 get the cfuipe,
, 1865-03-11
Eem abberttsenfnt8.
nR. TEBBETTS'
PHYSIOLOGICAL
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, 1865-03-11
Fk6ONI MADISON.


Especial Dispatch To- the Chicago Trtbune.]
MADISON, Friday, March 10.
The action Of the bankers of Milwaukee, In
throwing out Wisconsin currency OF the banks
here and 1hose which do no. redeem in Milwaukee,
has cansed considerable feeling here 1t thought
II The bill pas.ea to compel Insurance companies
to depusit Wisconsin bonds, there Will be no
SERIOUS trouble. Un1es. that OF some similar
measure Of relief passes, 1t IL feared that holders
Of somc Wisconsin bills will lose considerable.
The insurance men have strong lobby here.
en1i-tIpe Wisconsin men to t1l the auotns Of Chi
csco and other places in Illinois. and there is quite
STIR among volunteers and substitute brokera.
, 1865-03-11

NEW York, Friday. Mrrch 10.-The Coo,,ntrcfn1
dated Ferrol, Spain. February 1s,h states thaf ts
.rebel ram 6tonuWa all was lying close by tbnt place
The Spauiarls allowed her to make limited rtpars
and The commander had naked pernlss1on to ieaye
her in port while he went to Paris 10 nnnui tue
contrnct Of ealc, and throw her upon the hands Of
Tic former officers. The niagara va: cs:er to
cursce her notwithstanding the odds uf Iron
Arxtnnt wood"