, 1865-12-25
Qblfa9o Qrtbnne.


Tue TRIBUNE will bc issued on Tuesday
morning Al usual.
Receipts Of Internal Revenue On SATURDAY.
were only 4s0.4oo.
Washington despatch says Secretary uar.
Ian IL about to resi:n bis place in the Cabinet,
The new Minister to Mexico has received
Ills fnstfuetions from the State Department. md !,
ordered to report at Juarez's headquarters,
synopais OF Carl Schutz's report on the
condition Of the South will be found in our ae..
patches.
4 terrible disaster, which occurred in th..
city On Saturday night, will be found detailed II
our local Columns.
Gen. Sheridan writes to Gov. Oglcsby that
he will do everything In his power to fscslEtatc the
muster-out of Illinois troops In his division.
a decision by the Superior Court, at Bos,
ton, m case under the Stale Con*tbulary law,
virtually kills a1l the complaints In tat court fol
keeping open restaurants On Sunday.
The secesh Of Washington are going to
make tie attemrt 10 hnvu hr. Bowen, The Post
II That city, removed because he favoys uni.
:uliEa.c
:cr. the musical trnnscendentalist and
tEr l,e,o Of tic tntnre, has been bsnshed from Da
saria by his patron md hest tiend, the King Ar.
sc: ancf, impnaenee and extravasauoe were the
<stl-ct. The King alloxr him, however, a pension.
Secretary Seward has written letters 70.
'i"vipg tic Provisional Goretpurs OF North and
South casos,rh and turning 1hote States over to
TIC Governors elect Governor O1,a response Il
published In full In orr telecraphtc columns.
Hon. Schuyler Coltax has written u letter
in which he declines being considered candidate
for the United states Senate He says that II he
continues in public life he prefers to remain tn The
House.
The Spanish Admiral, blockading the Chill.
ian coast, In. 1nsuled Minister At VaIparalso.
thereby cAus1nS much Indignation among the Eng
Hsh md American res1dt nts. who have Ibid the
matter before thcr respective Governments.
Our London correspondent, whose Interest
ing letter on EnglIeh periodical literature will be
remembered furnishes OF equal interest In this
isspc Of the TRIBUNE on the London datiy Jour
na}r, their editork. contributors and polltlcs.
desperate attempt at murder aud suicide,
which occurred al Brooklyn. n. r., on Saturday
will he found recorded in our New York despatch.
Both parties hare heretofore been esteemed highly
respectable
A correspondent Of the New York Netps
wrltinc from Washington says the fnll length por-
trait Of Lieut. Gru. Grant, by Antzobns, over the
west door uf the rotuaaa. attfacte very general
attention. The likeness IL perfect. Good Judges
pronounce It the best portrait Of Grant extant-
An anti-Fcnfan movement has been com
meDccd among the adopted ciusens of New York
Al large public meeting they pctiuoped the Grand
dent scn,,e md 1.,,nr, ~ me a. r.1l.a 1r,<h r..
publjc
The ground upon which the massacre at
For Pillow look place. has been turned ovcs by IN
order Of Secretary Stanton, to Mrs. Booth, the
widow Of Major Booth who commando tho colored
thereon IN ,n,norr n tbose hntcnrred hv Forrsst
and his men
Gen. Buffers celebrated tower mar Bcr-
r., muda Hundreds. from which ,o, an no.nv montb.
tp.cye,, rcn15oea nricd nto fbe ,noyencnts NJ tht
rebel troops was t,c other day sold at nubllc auc-
.,ou for thu suu of I've dollars There were a. 1est
:bf.tv cords o. rood timber In the structure. A11
OF the other 70, c,pmcut 1,roue,sy brought rrmar
ahtx bfc1 nricrs.
1ne TnTnn,o G,obr ssys thc rcs3cnat,on of
t,,r 1lou- Mir. Known from the ministry .a. an nm.
c.,u.ctea th., II crrn,ad 3. rrofornd cvcr,em.rr
.nrr,.+ orr ,,,4tIrf.nz II ,s ,cnor.1v r,ao,.,ooJ
,h,I Wr prntrn will srnnnrt The t;overnmcn, in
their Confedcratiuu and rencrsl no)Icv. Itts sa,1
,ha, ,hr 1,ec}prnci,y oest;o- v.s the ranse f bte
resignation.
1ororo n f,boftoa ono ,f 4ta ,ox.,. o7o,.oa
s..,e. S.a-, CH,.~ss rae.,S -. -
',.naoe .,ou oooeao' "ae 'oime 'esuen. u
aas" ,1-s- "Ae w. .,e ~ sas
~. ~ s.sa.. 49, 80 ~ o.aa'
- - ~ ~ r,,-.. us., s.1' -'. eu."s ~. pGsa
~ - Ie'a 1870, au ~, so.u
.ai., eN -~"-' o11'' 1-'
,r,a4
ane -7eA""ses Ae9's.e' % AA'ol "su %ttat
ns'at u'ee4ee nat o'oHs" ~ uut "aon@ toe ea.eA'
tns ~ fott'ano to"nhuip' Etc eounty. IL als1
mani,e>sf Itself about the comb and ghls, which
nsua''c Turn black, and singular Gaping or
>ncr snr, al which esage tue fowl usually tumbles
o'cl l-'letss. !! nus aircaas appcafeo IN nang da1'
'rfeht paris OF tue county.
1Ae cattle d1seaee, says letter trom tue
n At3-
tsr1asned That with the winter season it would 1o%e
some OF It's $lsulence, but they havc been disap-
pointed. Ever stnce The animals have quilted their
pasture lands for the ft&]t. the number Of deaths
has incstoTcd. From the 11th 10 the 17th OF Sov-
ember the figure wue @53, ind the following week
.,olo.
Complications on the rio Gsande seem to be On
the increase. More correspondence has recently
taescd between Cen Weiszel and Mcjia. In which
the former elargrs the 1atter with, on mcrc suspi
c'ou. having imprisoned Innocent American c1si:
zens. and he Informs Me]fa, by order OF Gen. She1-
ldan. that Fuch out1aees ase repeated no perronal
apologies. In Hen Of bad faith. will be accepted and
strongly ia1maics that he will bc authorized 10
:Ie n1atcss by force Of ssrne- People Ct Browns
Vile generally anticipate rupture
The Coppclh heads and CT rebels Of Washing
lou cat ToO votes aca1ust allowing The nerro cff.
rcns the r1phf o! suffrage The Republicans ab.
.lahtd from the rolls preIe,r1uc TO petition Con
-rc-. directly TO voting on the subject at IN cx1a-
'udieial election. II I. believed thai 6000 adult
white residents Of the District will sign petition
ta,or OF comforting the franchise the eoio.cd
men. The latter have petition With 5000 names
on II. decided majority OF fhe tnea OF The Dis
tflct arc IN laVot oi coioseo s"asase.
IN realgnlne Ills pace III lug Sanaalan Mue-
i-try. Mr. George Brown sfated that hit fesgna-
lion occurred from grave difference In the cab''
n't, in "hieh he e'f'oo a!onc on an pnoae
qHeetiou' tnas c1Ianaslone would pe gwen 10 fat-
!tanens In due t1uic and that IT WOULD oe fnexpedt-
ent Tor The public Interest ShAt shey eho1ld se
given foontt. In ta'e etatement Ms hte col
leagues concatreo- "hat can II ne! Fetnaps ne
Advocated annexation to the United stntea. Hte
paper has oppofeo II IN way mat makes os oe-
c'e tnat lis fdsof "as NJ ncar1 IN 1asur Or nuson
With lite sreat .:cpnohc II h'e scheme OF union OF
'hc ftitish ro',Ie:t proved failure.
'1'' ~ onlnt1e' !ne aoiesl ol 'ne oeollash
Clergy, aHe1 TWO year: aoeanene uom riauoim
eFcal'nc on account o. h,s aea':n' nas oeen dcas-
eF'ns al aoo!ess on toe American lEeeomen. lie
ea'o he eo"o no' MIS- INC oppof'unty Of f'Aslne
puhltc!y ihas nc watched Tie contest In Amcrfca
win efeat lnteFe4t and mac no hcslAuon N giving
ILLS sympahies ent1rely to The Norm a1tef shas
great and good etateetnan, Aosanam Laneo1n'
Issued hls etnandpaaon psoe1amanon- England
Us we'll % America nc continued, naa calls at ate
Goofs' America oao falo Tue pEIce u he1 EN- IN
h!ood ano u "as no" 3ne oats ol treat bh1A1n 10
pay In money ana have me satisfaction OF knowing
fuaf Inc rct1hnnoh II Pala Vac 10 oe applied tothe
sel1e1 OF the negro.
Il heavy fraud WIS recently committed In
Lor1ln county, Ohio. NcHsrt. b. F. Sage and C. D.
Ea'on, the contractors with the Cleveland 4 To-
ledo rnilEoad company for the new railroad line
from Elsr1a 10 Obcrltn, nb:conded On Friday Last
with nhoni Sfo,000, of which they had received
sC.5u0 from the company that day. 10 pay Of the
lahosczs under their charge. 1t is estimated TINT
about two thousand people suffer In consequence Of
this swlndle Tue woEknen sudes the most. There
was due them "ncce for Fix weeks' work. AnDy Of
them a1r lett absolutely Penut!eee. Divers business
hana.eu uoeas eae soa lannss 81 aoa ne Ane
Ttslr 1otal amount OF ipaebtvinc.s va. uot Iess
tLan fa5.Uuo.
bill favored by the regulars is to he in
fsoduced IN Congress. It provides fcr m army Of
1'",ooo mcn Regiments. Infantry and casals5, 10