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g!Ees the particulars Of alleged horrible scenes q
:l'aEt, robbery. murder, out1.ges on women, ana
AZ manner Of crimes, to which the csPt33 f9l
said they were directed and assisted BY Gen Well:
zel's officers, about twenty III number. some #
whose % psnes sre glsen Indeed, thia imperial ha,
oTcr hy Ue1 Weiizei to p.eser7e order, took equal
part rith the lnideEs tn the pillas1ng. The spGs,
which sre described 4s immense IN quantity and
value. and CRAFTY en5tehtng; many Amenesn on.
R1o Grande to CIarxsvtl1e and Brownsville, Texas;
thence transported to Dazos and then sent to sea,
WASHINGTON. Feb e.-Iiis etated that cur Gov
French Government. and that to all inte3t* and
purposes The difficulty between Them is settled.
Ihe FrGnch are about to Leave Mexico, and thc
t1op 10 enforce the Monroe doctrine There will
probably be recognition Q! Mexico, but then, !:
sp;edse, oppressed or IMPLIED, tnat the un'ted
91e @ ers il his rIace. Shie !. moi S Se1, ipst ioi
nal dip'omat,c relations win be opened will rhe
pn sent understanding, mt is, consuls Nal be ap
pointed and employed IL their proper functions Of
protecting lhe American trade IN Mexico II is not
93' ns Fene a sye ,se1 A9 no s
place viii be supplied by Anstnans, Relg1ans, and
such atexicans as accept The Emp,rt:.
New OnLEASs, Feb. R-Co!. RIM. fall was to
assume command at Bzazos on the 1T.
hy Col. kadalsk.
1heSpan,sn Consul at N1atamorae. with one Gen,
Metnia and oGee1s, len for the caty Of Mexico On
The a1st uif., On important business
Civil rroeeedtnes hai been Commenced BY the
Texan state authorities At Brownsville against The
4 HroWnsfil}e letter B1Ja: Escabein has gone
into ibe interior with the mont ol his FORCE and the
Liberal army. with the exception Of lew Eovlne
lands, committing I'll sorts Of depredasione On
both sldct Of the riFer, IL almost myth Govern
tnent will make great mIstake By mastering ont
al lhe troops IS the people depend entirety upon
The soldiers for protection.
, 1866-02-07

E1mo and lRcAf1A1.
1he uA11e ot tho Company u EfSA lSSUHANEB
COMPANY. 1nd u located 1t Hssuo&d. Cunn.
II Capital.
Tht stno1nt rf It's Capial Stock Il T*o
MAlscu Two Hundred Aca Fifty Thouaaad
, 1866-02-07
VOL. XIX.

~ o6ense. st1nd On my rights A. a member OF
stand thty Should be discharged When criticised
tne language OF The gentleman from Kentucky,
d!d 70 from tense Of duty, and thought that hn-
EnaEe unworthy Of m American officer OF his oTn
Mr. RoUssEAu: "Iundesstsud that the gen.
tlcan is preacher OF the Gospel. aud yet he lacks
eE2rfT toward Ill men. I an a new member OF
talf llouse and hare endesYosed 10 behave ith the
be- grace from fhe gentleman who sept IN easely.
Whlle Others were on the battlefield. 10 make such
rena1k concerning me-. lie could not exercise the
most otdfnal! charity, but when 4 gentleman had
traiJ 70 the EEles Of the aoute
Nj. GRINNEL--"I have only 10 eay the gentle
nop b. RI %D Of eI,
fays l urn clergyman. haye 10 ans we1 VAS a
nan before va. 4 1ninietcs. c1sim to be q man
onein and protection, and s'and b. nj constiia.
ents. my principles and my country"
The Horse proceeded to the consideration OF the
O. o @ es q sfiS 1e e
Iii III. RooERs, Il II. j., opposed the bill. denying
,he goaes Of Gon:res. II Re premises md sen, 81;
g1nia was neccstarr. The snb:ect ehnuld be re-
tened to the people ot those counties. In orde: TINT
they may hy vote determine whether they arc
hit Mr. REScE. oi Ohio, said That the conscat
Of The Legislature Of ytrg,ni1 was given and that
vote "ss taken bs The people Of Jefferson and
counties 10 Wsst virginia she Gould not now. BY
d5aw d vi .hst asseas The scf of conssess Wa neces-
Slr- STEVENS humosously re1esed the action
OF The eo-c.lltd Virginia lcc1slature under Gov:
f.tpo1t, and raid the farcc wus 100 small 10 he
,ronld vote for the bill, believing they could trans
fcr any porticn Of conquered territory.
Mr. BINGHAM rePndiated the dosma, come
, 1866-02-07
IOWA LEGISLATURE.


DEsMo1SEs, Feb. 6.
In the Senate, petitions were presented ASKING
the patsaee Of an act giving bolders the right to
rrdee their lands from tax titles acquired IN them
while they wese In The arny: and also IN tayor Of
extending Tho Jurisdiction of county courts.
Nl4s were Introduced to provide for the election
by the people Of the Clerk Of the Supreme Court
and Reporter. =.
A hill proytdtns that alicns may acquire, hold
and alternate zeal ESTATE was passed: also the bill
nppsupz!atipr four thousand dollars for the eatan-
tishment ot a lan@. department IN the State uni
yes<fty At IpWa City.
In ihe Honse bills were introduced for the coi1cc-
sion oreuss IN criminal cases 10 legslEze the acts
and paying the salaries Of the Supreme Judges
when no Law vas in force providing such snlar1.s
to sppropllate 81, 900 to build State Arsenal at
this place to teapponfon the stltc into Senatorial
add, Representative distscts; fot support OF The
Orphans noma; for relief Of disabled soldiers; 4
taiVay regulating blu to increase the number Of
wrecks IN The year fr keeping open public schools
80 foster Manufacturing interests Dy exemption
from taxation tor rc: unption Of landa granted to
.1he Cedar Rapids d Missouri Rlrer Rlllroad 10
nakc black oeor.e white unless there fs clear ptuot
:oi Color, and to enlarge the rights Of ylparlan
owners.
The Dubuque Ue7aM has got of another big lie.
to the effect lint Gov. Stone ia defuulter to the
State br usapptopriatlou or lbe contingent fund,
IN The sum Of t.9,0t0. The whole amount oi Tue
Of this 9s5, 40 ": paeed under the control of the
Eeusm Board. Only II, ,00o, all told, were left 10
.ztc abso1ute control Of the Governor, and fol
this fund there arc Fnuchcss On die In the Executive
approp1 d ion. Only sso, 200 wero expended, leav
Ing sl3 ECO uudrawn and the facts in relation To ibe
dispur eDent have been duly reported to the Gen
eral Assembly. us required by law.
, 1866-02-07
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

mnrkets-In Itetls OF News
from Various Potuts-Dc~tltutton in
MISUNDERSTANDING Labor Prospects
on the Red Rtser-Thc Cotton Ru.f-
ne.s ut Shreveport, Etc.
NEw OnLEASs, Feb 3-Thc steamer N,tapzs4
sniis for New FORK tomorrow,
Cotton fs dull with sales o! a00O bales middlius.
at 4Sc. Flour nIn. with s1les Of sE*erane al ~ IN
@Z9.Gl Corn active st xl.U71za6l,1at:. The snn,
ply Of Lon1sfaua sugar and ,uolasses Il declinino
ard exhausted, With hut little comtur In Fair ~
psare sugar, I15.se, Mo!astez. W:isoc, New
14s1i. Gotd. l39.
Somewhat Of fend exists in New O,,e,ns bc.
tween civil and military authorities md It IA m
detstoed that the matter has been rraened IN
Washington. 1t Is about the conEnc. ii the Ne-o-
Of thc c{ty Public opinion sfdee with lien Csnhr
whose conduct meets wlth" general approval. TRss
Eteancr M1nuetnwa, sunk some time sfuce IT he
tsas. has been successfully fa1eed. The hi, Unne
orrorud there some sir mpaths rot az tnSsfI'
Arrived sh1p Landts. from Mnhtls,
= Tho appointment OF T.. T. Parker, - Surveyor Of
this port cfyes unnsnai satisfaction, The Inns
lntortes him and fays thai be Il ont tof the feV
thoroughly ecnsftient Union men, and a
nan Of great energy OF character and business ca
pac1ty.
ietued IN order that DO Intervention be egccuied
by the military ln the prosecution against colored
per6ou5 for which wht!e parsons mar ha aod a1e
punished By the 1aWs Of the state,
, 1866-02-07
FROM CINCINNATI.
Good News for DFnnKarda-Open1n q
Soup 11O11hc--Annl.oinnti ton.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1bunt.l

Good News for Drnnkarda-Opentn az
a Soup 1l0uhc--AI
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
C1ScIxsAr1, Feb. Q.
The members Of tic Cincinnati Relief Uuio1,.
Embracing somc hfty OF our leading citizens, hare
pctitioned the Ohio Legislature to pass an acs
authorizing municipal and county courts to rescue
the children Of drunken parcnts from The neglect.
1cnora1ce and vice In uhich they arc growing
mp, and to place them under the control o'
orphan asy1ums. children's homes, homes oi
retuRr4 etc. fot proper tralnin;, np:'l
Of an age 10 lake care Of themselves. This
The Legislature Is nsked 10 do In view Of the fact
tia! the vice and crime aealnst which society hiss
TO project itself: at great Expense. grows out Of
euch neglected children. They also ask for teisIn
tiLn making IT lawful 10 tmpfiaou confirmed adult
drunlards tn workshops or Other reforma:ory IN
atlluuons.
Another suite Of soup and coffee rooms wa=
opened this evening by the Young Mems Christian
association, Whese The object IL 10 attract lbo1ng
men and boys to lake wholesome refreshments
instead OF Intoxicating a5uk1. 4 readln. room
supplied with daily and Illustrated papeEs. and n
tmalf ch1pcl. ase connected with the eating room
cup Of co'ee and fen crackers are g1rcn Tor hve
cents: liae OF coup and good slice Of bread for
the same Mone3.
A white mother, With 4 writ ofhdteas eofpus, at.
tcmrtcd to recover The custody OF beautiful 1nu.
latto daughter bonn before her marriage. and uho
lad been adopted by q Gentecl white iurni!y n q
waru The girl Is sixteen years old, preferred hel
present homo, and the casc was dismissed,
, 1866-02-07
FROM MOBILE.

Improvement Of the Mobile EInrb3r-
Tic Bclfa4t Guerffla.-Dcxter Case -
Smallpox aud Munfclpal LaN's-An
Agent Of the FFeedmesl,+ Bureau
Murelcrcd+
lSpecial Despatch to the Chicago Trbune,1
CA1Ro, Feb. O.
Mobile dates to the 9Th ere received. Brevet
Colonel ~ E. Merrill. Captain Corps Of Eugfnee.s,
q. s. A. had arrived, under orders trom Washing
tun, to examine the harbor Of Mobile with REV
10 ftb improvement for the fadlitatton Of com.
mcrce, removal Of Eows Of piles and otter obstruc
lions In the MAIN channel, as well as those In the
spanish Fort passage, and the general deepening
Of the hnfbor from lis entrance to the city.
The Military Commission detai}ea for the tttal Of
,be Euerfllas implicated In rubbing the Belfast On
ca.e wonld probably be resumed on tho 5th.
The Dexter c1se would be resumed before the
Military Commission on the 5th.
Eapt jUbn L. Ford, who Was recently tried BE-
tore court martial IN Mobile, was confined In the
military prison In that city on the Sd.
Cases o. smallpox wcte daily reported 10 tbs
The bill incorporating the city Of Mobils Contains
oscr one hundred and IND sections. md will 0rcu-
~. when printed, as much epace a. the Presidents
A disturbance occurred at Ponto.oc, Mis-, few
days ago, resulting tn The death OF IN officer in
charge Of the Freedmen's Bureau at that plsce.
From seports 1t appears that la1.e party tn Pom
totoc becamr 1nccnsed against The Bureau and en-
gagged in Ho:ous proceedings. II is sad The agent
of the Dufeau was murdered In his bed and thai
his astal1aots declared their anfmotIty against the
Enough and ettll wanted II n.ht agaln4t the Gov-
efp1Uent. No one Was Injured bpt The areut,
, 1866-02-07
q. s. SUPREME COURT DE.
ClS1ON.

IntercAtlng to Importer. Of Wines.
WAsn1No7os. Feb b.-The Unted States Su.
preme Court has made dec1ston In the case Of tho
United States IS. onc hundred and twenty-five
baslets OF champagne marked y. C." and 500
baskets marked Il E. C." and one other case for IN
eyntlon Of the teTenne laws. These were caSes OF
seizure for alleged uude1-yaluatIon Of the wincs
msde by the Collector Of San Francisco IN April.
The act under which the atntute was made provides
thai foreign vines tha,i be tnvo1ced BY tue anutac-
turr= when intended Ior importation Into the United
State$ at their market value, at the plaee
Of manufacture, and it Is alleged that
the wines In question were. inIoieed al
prices greatly below the market value At
hhelms. the place where they were manufactured,
the claimAnte e1rnsinH themselves BY areTin: that
iilese Nas no morket price at Rheims, and that The
wines were accoruinRly Invoiced at the price Of
Manufacture.
The Government responded that THE was b,d
cxcuse7 ard not cntstle1 10 consideration; lint The
wines >hould have been tnyofced at the prices q.
which they were sold to customers, which ssle e.
tabli-hed mnrket At Hhefnns. 1he coutt bclow
to- that view ofthe case and condemned the CARGO
and The Supreme Contt Of the United States has
now affirmed that iudnmeut
, 1866-02-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

War 1:xpenditures-Appor OF
the school Fund for Cook County
Attempted ExtortIou from Tnfvn Sol.
d1csH.
Especial Despatch 10 the Cbicaeo Ttibune1
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. Q.
The following statement Of the expenditures In the
wnr for the suppression OF the rebellion hare been
received ii the Office Of Adjutant General Hasu1e
ssncc our laet report: Alton, Madison comfy, for
touut1es, &c, &C., ,s39,sQ; Naples, Scott county,
$A,sD0.
The amount OF the School Fund apport,oncd to
Cook county is $5u51t.7o.
1ttsrepoted that the par Of the officers OF the
18th regiment has been stopped uutil the charges
made against several Of The soldiers Of the regiment
whom, /. Is alleged, hare helped Themselves TO
property belonging to secese0n!ets near Cor1nth.
Mis-, eau be investigated. TIE damages are e:ti-
mailed It f7oo The officers, who arr high minded.
honorable gentlemen, deny any knowledge Of tht
matter. It Is undoubtedly trumped up scheme
Of unprincfpled eeceasioulsts to effort mone1
from Union soldiers, much after the manner OF de-
mand1nc Of the Government pay for tense ra.s
marching through febeidon1.
, 1866-02-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Grfnnefl -. Rou*scau - Promotion
Gen. Flax and the Charges Against
1Etna-1hc Freedmen,s BureAu Bill
Pecti1mrit3ex OF the House AnDeud-
nnenfA-Tbe House Military Bill.
tspecia> Despaf1h to The Chicago Ttibune)
WA5u1S0roN. Feb. &.
MF, Eousaean, Of Kentucky, to-day attempted to
crack the sonthrsn whip oyef Nr, GtanueiI Of
low. All that uas needed to make the scene com.
piee ana revive old associations. was to have few
Of htA colleagues jump 10 their feet and br4pdl4h
t1midated- and hetoee be finished Ar. 1koussesu
probably realized 1hat the day for Southern bius;cr
Tbe Whole hiue Ce e1ps Tn Ge1 me I'd
for Senstors hooors At the hands Of the rebel Leg
ieMtute OF Kentucky
At1he reqaeet Of Hon Benz. E.pIe<ton, who Is
Sste ysInassSs., ". soas; St asSeRea Ma5or M 81 3
Ch,ckanuausa and Mission Ridge
Aa}. Ged. Flek starts Weet tonight. and upon hts
arrival tn Kentucky, be NIL at ouce produce the
nau speech vas made. The General hat written a
'.s1 II aspay T. ths ason .; the GS@,as q IN
few days. II anything can humlitatc the
sehe1s og that State. II VIII be tho eopdiron Of
si:a!n which Gen. FIX will prove 10 es1s. there.
Houee to-day, differs from the Senate bill IL the
sesio~'nr particulars: The saisr} Of snbdis1r,et
agents Is 6red At twe]ye instead Of fifteen hundred
doalass the nanbe9 Of clerks allowed the Assistant
ComtDieF1o1css IL three instead OF stx; the opera
tons o1 The Isureau are coned TO S.ates IN which,
On .be y. .! FehsaaIy. 1866. the ptn'eee Of tht
WE1t OF hLteC8 c0fpEs Was suspended I Is provided
that DO person shaA II deemed destitute. sutessn:
OF dependent tron the Goyt1n1ueut for support,
who, being sble 70 ind employment, could, BY
proper industry and eze1tion avoid such dcstitu.
lion, suffering or dependence and at theend Of The
sen 1sland section which confirms the negroes in
:htis ooeunsncy fos thsee 5esrs, Is clause proyd-
Ing thu. whenever the former oWnefs Of lands now
cccrpiee under ten. <he1snsn's held order, make
application for The restoration Of said lands, the
Commissioner Ia ahthorizeo, npor The agreement
and With the written consent OF said occupants to
procu1e by rant, OF purcha-e or assignment, nnaer
ahe proyEion4 OF the bill other lands for them not
exceeding forty scrcs for each occupant It IL be-
hesed thai these amendments vii, be agreed to by
the Senate.
The Military Committee o7the Home Rave agreed
to report Asotabl4 upon the bill creating the office
OF Gcne1ai in The tns1ed states army, With ta1ay
one LudEed andatwen,y ve dollar. pei month great
cr thau TINT Of the iatptenEntGen This bill
utI probably be followed hy one from the Navll
Committee, 1catlrE the office Of Admiral Of the
Dssal 1orcer.
, 1866-02-07

An ORDINANCE concerning
~ the Chicago. BuE1tnctou sud Quincy Rall1osa
X 4 d7saaaea oy saz Common Council ef.ae city ef
s1GT,ox1 That permission sud authority Is hereby
si1ea 70 tue 6hiea2o: Bar!iagt9a Quincy I:alroaa
sFe51s 5,ISsa IA S Ia
IL nd aPon Tseny stTt * 1s % a
e e. " II e. ofs' @ e
company: a1so sorthWesteElF oa Lumber street from
i rs III sane IS it'd sHt proridta sid fTasE shall
&c laid In The centre Of Tsentyseeoud street and on
as p1acucabie to ibe @ caies laeos % re Sidewalk liz
Whole to be ioas under tae s9peTs1sSn I'd + The en-
tsSs any 1i@s III .s ~ sss haTs eiapssd 70
Ss s ,.sss e ms ,ass sa "a
strees a' any time times fsr leading or unloading,
s1a ssa tscR. q r. sde ssefs. sache, and o
outs whit laid hhsl be opea to The Of Other TELL
@ e b. 9a e.
parties snierssted and n case OF disagreement Be
S5s - csSs; :,n.,a p Fl, ordinance
20 9ad
e1h!; Hot1s O. he sse% cSum9n ,aS pfoo
ny. and al:o at1easi treaty ieet + w,oth Lumber
p s;s sds Fl e e.
Twenty shah BE- moved to either side Of
said 5, eet that then tEenty.lour feel shall be I'M
rsoxed On one de 2! said Txenty street. And
to.3Gats L. sIen .' condition that eaiy aad
sfc:s. The permission hereby granted i anon sne
fnssT s9palo1 M M tn.t ;a,a sax.G shall keep
pette3 md suits arising Or sne occupation Of use
or lessees.
stc. This permission Is ersnted subject to nj sen
e oIdE arces now e force or that may hereafter Dc
passed concerning railroads ia said city.
SIC. s. Tht3 E1AnT peEssloh shall e1tenu apt BE-
n force oz tbs Per!od or tsenty years fto sad amer
and said Company shall, at the expiration Of said p
s!o1 OF twenty years. take Up aa.d track side tracks,
e3fc CONDITION.
Passed Jau. 70. 1855.
Approved Feb A E66. ...-
J. .. RICE, MAYOR:
AtttBt: 4. Il. pQpXAN, City Geek, fe7h3Hd:
, 1866-02-07

all Policies are N0N-F0RFE1T1NG
and ENDOWMENT, payable at IS
and 70, at about the same cost as or
binary Life, and Ten Payment Policies
PAYABLE at death only. We call special
attention to these Tables as exceed
ingly attractive, and ORIGINAL with
the Etna. In case payments are dis
continued, after two premiums have
been paid, the Company contract to
nay, AT DEATH or the SPECIFIED
AGE, an amount in proportion to the
number Of premiums paid. a promi-
ment Company advertise to pay At
DEATH ONLY, in such cases, thus
destroying the effect and desirable
feature Of an Endowment Policy.
We take 800, 1000 on tirst-class lives,
and have done so tor year past.
We refer to the Mass. and New York
Insurance Commissioners Reports for
1854 and 1865 as an evidence Of the
Safety, Reliability and Unparalleled
Success Of the Etna Life.
Call and see us before you Insure
We have pleasant Office and shall be
happy to see our old customers and all
others desiring to insure Or obtain In
formation connected with this Com
pany.
Applications for Insurance Or for
Arenc;es can be made at this Office.
, 1866-02-07
FROM ST. LOUIS.


Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbuue.]
ST. Lor1s, Feb. G.
Tie Fort Smith Ntu Era has the following com-
mrn2eatlou announcing The mnrder Of three Union
men in Te1as. md tue aight Of a fourth. Mr. j. Il.
1sabel formerly cttzen Of 1oHa, whsre he enlisted
q. soldier In the 18th regiment Of Iowa Infantry,
md served three years, married last summer in his
piace and In September faet moved and settled in
Lamar county. Te1as. lie retu1ned here a few days
ago aud reports that On the 9th OF this month,
three Of hts neiRhbors, who were citizens Of
Iexaa before the war. and wto ted to
Fort Smith a. refugees son; two years ago and Gu
mustered ont Of The tersfse returned home,
strcu tcbcf and ali three Of the killed On The
:poi Gr. Isahe1 had to flee for bis life leaving bis
uite behind hlm. The rebels In Te1ss declare that
10 fankee Or Federal soldier shail reside there.
A report from 81. Joseph ztates that serious riot
ctuEtt1 AT naEtln, IN Ray county. few days ago.
between party ef u9ioalste on ons siae and =
antsgouiem naturally existing beteen these parties,
stimulated By bad whiskey. brought on the row.
which resulted seriously 10 eeIetal Q! the parties,
one Of whom, We learn indirectly, has since dled.
, 1866-02-07

AlnASr. Fcb. G.--Ihe New York State Working
mcu'~ Assembly met here to-day and organized.
The attendance II quite large. Notice was siten
t,F Mr. Fisher, Of NcW iodI, That hc would move
tomorrow that on tie 18th Of March all trades
throughout the United States t!rike for tue eight
hnru Elem.
The slate Medical Society convened in This city
to-day. Upwards Of 10 member aud delegates are
in nticu~ance. Dr kcancdy, Of New York. in
troduced resolution approving the New York
health It'll
, 1866-02-07

NEW Yoa., Feb. 8--The savannah Htrlid states
thal railway communication with AuSus:a Is nov
perfect.
Bishop Elliott, Of Georgia. gives official notice
OF 1be reunion uf The Epiecnpsi Diocese OF t;eor-
E.ta With The p1otestant Episcopal Church Of the
United State8.
The sAip Mozart h1d cleared tor England with
2,U00 bales Of cotton and H0.000 feet Of timber.
, 1866-02-07

NAsurSoTox, Feb G.-Ihie morning IN the
cnuiua! Cour:, District Attorney clrr,neton raid
he had beeu requested by one Of lhe coun>e for t..
G. laker to ask the Court 70 postpone sentence IN:
OF. Judge Fither replied that pe thought ahst Has
The better cour.e. II will probably te toward the
list Of The term before the Other Indictments will
3tnf F1nf3
, 1866-02-07


CAIRO, Feb. g.
Or the 1sh inst., Nj. Geo. Il. Hanks, agent Of the
Adams Express Company, arrived at Drazo., from
Brownsville. and brought great quantity Of treas
urc, which he deposited At Norton l. Wfnkraye'a
etorr- by some means, a box Of silver containing
6, $50, Was eyed by soMe colo1ed soldiers who had
hccn watching It closely. They managed TO &c: fhe
=, SEQ box away-aH Mexican st1ver dollasz. Col.
Hanks at once couFulted Provost Massb1l Cant
Henry Pfte1aou and III short time large number
Of soldier we're arrested and placed rnaer strong
guard, aud the coin recovered.
During the time the Liberals occupied Ba-dad
changes OF commander>hip occnued go vert ntten
that vonr correspondent could not record them.
Cortnas tried bis hand tn be affair, and finally he
got one oi those dl gusts on and quit leaving the
command to Col. Caro-, who n.ade a taAG-
ulncent rettcat to the American side with bis 11ttl
1efy, muuit1ons- OF waE, etc.
To-day. 2Gth- the Imperial tags can Be seen hoat-
Ing over HaSdnd, and a ntw Caltph has taken CON.
nand. To mike tt uore interesting he ts real
live bohemian nAmed Hodolich. This evening
he addressed h very sarcastic note to DreTet
Mntor General Vim. T. Clark. commanding at
Bsaxos Santiago, Te1as, wherein be makes de-
u.and toE artillery, which The lbeals hid transport
cd 10 Cla1kssti!e, and which he says Was stolen.
goyesrmcnt BY Tomorrow noon. Up othe present
writing the request has not been complied with,
and there II no prospect oi its being DONE
To-day, a6tb. Gen. Wright, commeudfnp The de-
partment Of Te11S, arrived On the Alabama and
nfoceeGed at once 10 Brownsville, which pince be
ftached this creptng+ His A11Iypt is looked upon
A. tokeu or stirring up somewhere,
, 1866-02-07
FROM NEW YORK.
Extrndftfon Of a pafsoncr- Columbian
College EKa1ninntton--'TAe RFooktrn
CuAtom House Frauds--Irfest OF
Rru1ta.

NEW YoRK, Fell. 6.
eAn3 ordef Was yesterday received from Washington
TOT ne ext'adttion Of teorRe Gastho1. who was
son TO ono Mckepnon In 1:oronto, Canada. Ore Of
the United States Deputy Marshals will c.cort The
fhorttics. 4@
The annual intermediate examination Of the stu-
dents Of Columbian College commenced 7es;erday.
tnd will continue Ill! Friday,
Judge shtpman Of the U. 8. Circnit Cont has
GIanted motion to quAsb the indictments acainat
barney, Ea6ian. and Chauncy. charged With u.tcr-
ing forged Custom House bonds lie was sati.aed
the Conrt had no power to lry the case.
To~day the police arrested :Henty five men uho
Nere engased IN watching canine mill In the up-
ofhe eftr, between couple OF bplt terriers
the station house, ~ "