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, 1866-04-20
FROM NEW YORK.

Advance In 1neuFnuce RAtex-Head
Centre Stcphens-Navat-Th Car
Ddveras Nsr1ke-The Cholera In the
Lower Bay.
NEw York, April 1a-The rates Of insurance
Head Centrt stephrnt is supposed 10 have sailed
from Drest. FTsnte. tn The tseames Lafayette due
heze next Wednesday.
1hc naval fect aaC.shsp Desoto sails Tor East
;, A mas; mesting Of the car drivers was held in
tbe Ctr Hall PARK last evening, when series OF
tlon not 10 return to work until the advance they
ak for Is given. Speeches were delivered BY
AcftsH. CoseoraD. Nc Master, LIKE F. Cozzens and
esived from eymnathlx1ne friends. Thlriyti1 con-
duc'o1s were discharged from the Seventh avenue
me ysstefday, for le3n.Ing TO act !. dnsess Two
being slightly wounded in the leg: One Of the
stnkert vas arrested. Considerable noting oc.
CURED along the line Of the Third avenue road last
ae dys So :se 9 .se
hcur Lust nleht. which exploded upon car passin.
OVERT 5he ca was sssy much damaged and the
Tbe United States eun6oat De Soto, Captain
Charlie. s. Roegs, The flagship Of the dying squad
ron to Do duty In he eastern waters. Mf sail from
Ths Don and Ashulot will rail in few days. Oap-
lain bogEs will command the squadron, and Will,
for the tine beng, be acting Rear Admiral.
The disease On Inc steamer v1TginIa il pfonounc-
ed marked Aslaac Ehoicra by The health officers.
she rcnalnea 1t the Upper Quarantine til! eleven
rnun1caion /. allowed between her and lbs ehore
Arrangements are making to Fsmore Ill passengers
from the ship tomorrow.
There Is aid to be no danger OF the disex.e
reaching the city from the vessel. The cholera ap-
peAsed when the ve-fel was eight days out, and
IRON one hundred to s~o hundred perton. we're At
lacked. 1hrty:feven died. 1sEentS-oae or twenty
all the other cases arc reported eonyAlexcept The
dlsea.e j. entirely amopC fteera:e passenRrts:
The SecttiAy OF War his placed The United
States Steamer Illinois at the disposal OF tho Quar-
autinc Commission for The Accommodation OF the
passengers Of the steamship Virginia not Affected.
III. ss a. essa 10
for the ufe Of the eudtEe1s.
President Dur1nt md party Of directors lett
,hi+ c1ty This evening, in the Presidential car for
0mahn. 10 eza.nine he completed portions Of the
Pacific RAihoad.
, 1866-04-20
FROM EUROPE,

The Auttro-PfuAsian Quafsel-Certalr
Withdrawal Of the French Troops
from mex1co-Eroapcct1 OF the Eng.
Iish Reform Bill.
SANDY HooK, April l9-The Cunard stexm hip
rersia arrived OF this point this afternoon with
three days lattf news.
The A1sIo pruaeian relations we're much argued,
Prussia, IT Was reported, continued an uncom-
promising attitude It VA. reported the Emperor
Of Russia h.d beni two notes to the soyeisIgns
I7ERroo1- April 7.-The Paris Konu<ur con-
fism. The statement TINT Baron Saiards mission 10
the return Of the French troops in three divisions,
one in November. tho next In March, and The last
in November. 1861 have been made. Il Il hoped
hat Ibis arrangement will satisfy the Washington
Government
Kumors Of ministerial changes were current at
lnrts.
Government majority On the Reform Bill viii e1.
Ine Pazii bou.te closed quiet. .Rsutes CIT &C.
The faf1s correspondent Of the 0bterrer e2ys
that France inteDds oecupytn: Vera Cruz, Tanpleo
end other principal ports as Euasan1ee for the e1
pen.es Of ine expedition and security for French
The prusstan reply 10 the Austrian note created a
sefy rnfasorsb1c Impression In Vienna
The reform agitation continued In England, The
events Of The week had been demonStratons At
Liverpool In honor OF Gladstone, grand banquet
one daF. ar d ma.e reform meeting thene1t. Enthu-
slasm high both for the Minister and the 1eform
measure Gladstone made two brilliant speeches
emphahca1ly decl4EinR the Government would
stand Or fal npon the qne:uon. he warmly en1ogtz
el America md pointed to sxezlubs made In the late
MaI a prnot o. shs bensais resulting from trust
ira1n 4 letfon rom IT, Gladttone severely de-
colones and said II theY carried ont their diaboll-
cal tbrrats. the whole power Of England would as.
fist the colontgts In defence
Cyrus Field returns home In the Persia- lie was
accompanied to the steamer By John Bright who,
Ike Gladstone, had been making addresses at
KothdAle, etc. IN support Of Reform.
Political excitement on the German question
runs h1ch in P1rie and i .s pottttvely reassestod
lion together. and STRENGTHENING her ranisons,
The minor German St1tes were arning.
Count Bismarck II raid 10 hare declared the paci-
6c decix.auon Of cornt karolyi On behalf OF Aus
ina insnticlent. and P1uss1a will continue her
u,osenruts.
According to another statement, he had briefly
replied to karo1yi's note tnstify1us the movements
OF Fruseia by those Of Aulta, but rtpudiatiuc nny
sdea ol attacking Anstfla.
John Bright addressed large reform meeting
at Rochdale IN The Ith. He advocated the Reform
Hill, and strongly denounced the ToEy party.
, 1866-04-20

Serious ARRAY Between Negroes and
SeeeAh EEnsEu1cs-Oue 1Inn Killed and
Several Wounded.

Serious ARRAY Between Negroes and
: SeeeAh EznxEu1es-Oue Mnn Killed and
Several Wounded.
FORTRESS MONROE. Aprl l9-The rtoto1s dem
onstIation attending 1hc NEGRO procession ycatcr.
Eivil Rights bilLplove$ 10 hare been more serious
aIaY than at 1rSt reported The Disturbance orig
united with nnmbet Of the Eowdy clement 3eerlng
ut the procession, and fcN negroes. maddened and
Intamed With liquor, Fire arms were frequently
discharged. and as Is usunl In such caset innocent
spectators were The greatest snnerers. One man
w.s killed and several pessoas wounded.
'sousded: Robf. Whitehr,.t killed, aud bis step
mother mortal1y woun ,ed; Jno. Whi,churst, dan.
-eton-ty wourdeu Wm. Mostly, city uatchmau.
taGly heAten and he Eon 70 dangerously Injured
that bis life ie dlspairrd OF; Lawrence Hampton
colored man, who was seriously wounded by bay
onet in the hands Of one Of the neeroez.
The blame OF the whole affair 1s divided between
The municipal and military authorities, for allowing
thc neCrtcs to carry firearms and olher deadly
neap0ns with Them in the procession.
Major StaDhope, commanding the company of
'le Twelfth Cnftfu Sfatea fntan.ry, appeared upon
The IN the height Of the elee. and succeeded
Nth the aid Of hls forces. In subdutng the excited
passions Of The negroes
Dur1rg Inst night tears were entertained Of
s;cncra] Miles for additional troops bat these
not net ded ~ the events Of the night proved. and
everything passed of in quetness.
c0neldetabie unea*1ness Mas felt in Norfolk TO-
day by many OF the cfiixens over the events OF yea
Iefcay, and general outbreak was deemed not 1r1-
possible In The meantime, as precau 'Iouary
measure, Gcneral Mics sent oyer to the city this
ARTILLERY and TneIfth Infantry, 10 meet any events
that Ynar nos xAlhlf frhrSDfre
, 1866-04-20
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
shooting AHa1r-CondtGlon or the L
dian TfttifQflfH- CFeYHHkc& - FIJI

shooting AfTa1r-Condttlon OF the In.
dian Territories CFevnascs - The
Mtth0dIh1 COnfcrence-iMexicAn HeW9.
NEW ORLEANS, April l9.--Therc was m eltefca-
lion 10 day at the Custom House between General
Bu1bE!dge and cotton planter from Shreveport,
1tEsrdinE rome cotton uansacuon. Gen Bnsbfldge
ffed three times. No blood was shed.
Gen. Mcintosh reports the lndtan territories des-
people arc Teu destitute.
There are hta reports from czeyatsee, which ire
Ihe ssorEnEmen have nominated Gen lays for
sheriff, and he will be elected.
The Judgment Of the Annual Methodist Confer
sns snse n The the sase o. D. Doest gspflleo fom
Sfnera1 Conference. The proceedings Of the Con-
ference were confined 10 unlmporttnt reports BY
NEw OnIEAxs. April 19-The steamer Liberty,
from Ballmo1e sid nasaua, md Mexico from Ven
% re II New % Yo1k Kail Steamship Company have
applied for m injunction agatntt tho demolition Of
fesee lncIosure. atler they xere destroyed. No!
resiee Of any inelosure Eemalus, md the levee IL
H1e done. when he turned 1t over. to the Circuit
EouH. Daring the argument Of the injunction
.nsy rfGPose to st6nId The ,ncosn.s but The Aasor
The frrss demand tha release OF Senator Gwtnn
Cotton is etiIl bad and most Ct the land nust be
,eplapted. All holderr ordered TO hold old elocks
1uundauon continues and The 1evee commission.
excyss.e. si1 hundred feet Vide, and Increasing
ninety, het daily. The whole country is Hooded.
Coioosi Mcintosh, th!ef of lie Grse1 Sas9a ..
11Ted here IN charge Of destitute Conlederztes.
commttieners hare gone 70 Washington.
Addihons are anxtous]y expected during tnis higE
Wrter.
jnar1-fe 1t Far7aa about Fehrua1y iii IN two en-
cagemenla. In the first OF 1htch they killed tosty
, 1866-04-20
From DES MONIES.


Especial Despatch to the Ch1cdSo lf1pune.J
DEs MONIES, April 10.
roe:tivc arrangement has been made In New
York by which the Mississippi T. Missouri Railroad
will be completed from Kellogg Station to this
cat, a. soon as men hnd money can b.iug 1t through
Provided the people On the route adopt liberal
policy towaId tne company. This time the matter Is
fxcd beyond pcfadEcntnre or possibility Of failure
md there Is Creas rrtoclng thereat among the clti
zeus Of Des MolneB. Movements are already on
loot 10 procure depot grounds here, and right of
way through this county tor the company.
Ion. James Wright, Secretary Of Si8te, has re-
Of the Orphans" Home At Davenport, and reportt
the Home IN prosperous condition, There are
three hundred and sixty children At The Davenport
and one hundred and dfty at ihe Cedar Falls llome
1t ia proposed 10 es'an!1sh aEo,hes uon,e on the
Missouri 41ope, probably at Council Bluff. Ar.
1angements were made 10 turn the institution oref
TO State control on the 1szt Wednesday in June.
U. c. Act;oge1n, Heat Centre, and Major B nrett
Fen1An Brotherhood Army. New York, addressed
the Fenians, and public generally, at the Court
which commenced pouring about dark, there was
q larRe Attendance, Mayor Cleveland presiding at
the meeting. The cause Of l11sh freedom found
abundant syn1pathy. and received material aid. n.
j. Powell, cluzen Of Wisconsin, bat reaf estate
owner bese has subscribed four hundred do1tars 10
the stock OF the DsR AQfues + Minnesota Railroad,
, 1866-04-20

WASHINGTON, April ~.
SENATE,


MI. Mcp0uGALL rose 70 apo!ogize for some r r
marks made few days nCo In reference to ht~ col
hague. he regretted having made these remarks:
md he DeeEed the pardon OF the senate, a he had
already begged The pardon Of the gentleman.
Mf. ANTHONY, from the Committee on Print
1hG, Eerorted resolution to print six thousand ot
The euiogies on senator Foote, which WIS adopted
Mr. sd tKMAS Offered resolution calhnE upon
The T1esfdent for Whate%cr additional information
be may hare received ftnce his Last report ID tela-
tiou to the Southern States. Adopted.
The bill for The admission Of Colorado vas taken
ing hour and then postponed until TuesoaY:..
Nj. SUMNER objected to the passage OF the hill
for the admission Of Colorado on The ground thai It
Iii: WILSON tald his colleague {sumnes} va
the most essncst man in The senate on the bill 70
enable Colombo to form Stale tsosetnment. he
did net then insist upon this ton or inequality
lie t$umpcr) voied for etNng them poxer 70 form
\ Consultation to suit themselves, and tss1d nosa
word about the question be now raised:
Mr. Nllron said that While he would
vote for the admission OF Colorado,
under her rrrseIt Consultation. be Tonld E9te
IN which distinction account Of color was Ftco-
nixeu. But n the enabling act for Colorado vae
naaeed in rood faiIh, With qualification a TO
touaiity OF rights, Congress- ought 10 admit under
NJ LANE, Of Indiana. spoke in favor Of tbs ad-
mi, Jon Of Colo1aoo. There was no enabling act
on the statute hook which Nj. Sumner insisted on
Nr. SUMNER. Is 1t not ttnc TO oeGtrf
NrIANE. Of Ind. eAtd 1t Tas Nue TO oeRin
when he enabling act vas being passed The
senator from seit6 oE9 nc
enabling act Of Colorado ~ MSsaas S4ear , ,ro1 M
.'wnt3e' was not m the Conatitutton Of Colorado
but he would moi exclude fbe stats on that account
M1. GRIMES said that tht StQate sra& not bound
, 1866-04-20

proved Who !. practically your friend, and not for
place or power. had these already 1t htB been
principle with me, and. think God, the grea.
principle has been established, that Whenever any
individual. IN the langnsee OF distinguished ora
tor treads American sol, his soul within him
redeemed. regencTated and d1se1thrallcd BY the
et0luf Of emancipation,
Then let ne iufusle with you IN celebrating the
day which commenced your fsesaom. do It IN
sincerity md truth and txust in God the bles sings
which h1ve been cortered may be enjoyed and ap-
pFecated By you, and that you may rive them
rrootr direction. Thee ia something Tor all to do.
to remember ih4t freedom Is not q mere idea. 1t
must he reduced to reality. Men, TO he free, en-
dpfe many things which eefm ID he embraced IN
the ldta ol universal freedom It Is for Jou to give
evidence TO the world and 10 the people OF the
United Staee whether you are going to appreciate
this great boon rs 1t should be, and that you are
worthy Of being heemen.
"Thcn let me thank you with sincerity for the
compliment 3ou hare paid me bE passing through
here to-day and pAJtn1 your respects 10 me. re-
peat again. the rlme will come when yon will know
who Lave been your best friends, and who have not
eeen snnr friends from mcsrenaE5 considerations.
Tie hands then struck up lively tune. Mean
,wts,e. the President remained. eyeiy MIN Of the
coiored perEons approaching ind shaktng hands
With him.
The procession then reformed and took up the
line Of march along Pennsylvania avenue.
NWbtn pas ing the Capitol, cheer after cheer rent
OF The cuiusruplinent 10 thelr ieg1slAIye fdends
Joined 6y ine1os ir.sa been sueha demonstration
sion, xhlle 10, ,o0o q The aane 1luses. Thcrs wcrc
spaotk&oxe z,aqifasttnk ehatE Joy and 1he process
waving Their hsts and .htndkelchieia, nd chtc1ed
Justify the passing procession.
, 1866-04-20
Wall Street,

NEW YoRK, ATnl 19-Tne CoDtmfTefal says the
stock marker suffered this moynln. from slight
attsck OF cnoera the result Of eYmpatny with Ihe
rrponed s!ekne5. On board The quarantine steamer
Vireinia. The +fEees L very sensitive upon the
country, and. Judging from The tone Of opinion the
event would be attended wath IN important decline
IN fecur,l{ce.
The Railroad LIT. with few exceptions, was de.
cfdedIy weak IL the FIRST Hoard. prices ranging
from 70 Hc lower: The approximations Of cholera
*omeNh:t checked clique operations, and stocks
were retold this morning At decline.
The ease IN money continues. The demand from
the tfreet l. strictly moderate and generally sup.
piled aft per cent
Foreign henangs opens dull fos Saturdays
, 1866-04-20
THE EMANCIPATION ANNI-
TERSARY.
Mr. johnson Again Appears In His
Character OF Mo%e*-A Day Of Re-
j01cln. with The Cofored Pe0pte,

Mr. johnson Again Appears In His
Character Of N1o%e*-A Day of Re
jolcinE with The Coiored People.
Emancipation Of slasery in dc Di.frict Of coiu1n-
lila took place today. Txo regiments Of colorcd
troopt md various co1ored civic associations, with
Executive Mansion, making dense mas ofcolored
iAces, relieved here and there by few white onts.
At1er The frang os cannon md the playing of rev
Presidtnl Of 1he Unied STATES, who. hanuR been
escorted 10 prominent position by unite1 State.
Narthal Glrdir: md his private Secretary, Colonel
VIZ. G. Aoole, addfeesed The asfenolaee as iol-
my colorcd friends, have nothing more to SAY
10 you on this occasion than TO thank you for this
seives before me On hi. your daY Of celebration.
came forward for the purpose Of tndtcat ting my
appreciation and manlfe:'ing NJ appTe%isatson % 10, Of
or inc compliment, and nean what say, and
viii remark in this eonnectlun That The hn. ntll
come md 1h.t. TOO. betoFt great while, when the
who have selected them as hobby and prt-
Icrce BY ebIch tbev can be successful In ohsklntnE
md maintaining power. and who hare been theis i
enjoy The blessings Of freedom. The time wil!
come ~hen It Will be made known Who coqtnouteo
much .. any other Enan; aud who, without be,
more in promoting national guarantee Of the apo-
l,tion Of slavery ID al The States bT the ratleahon
q the amendment TO ihe Constitution o! ne golsa
shall no longer be permitted to EXIST or be re-es-
,ah!tfhtd in any State within the junsdiciton Of
ihe rniled states. know how easy 1t II 10 caller
p1s}u1iee, and how easy to foster prejudice and
,e eeitnce aakind. cue rot that ! hase
which my a, has he+n peril1ed. / wat not engaged
IN n 1t q bobby. nor did 1de the colored men Tor
INC sa.e o1 ea,nlng po~ts. What did was for the
EITpoee o. tne great pt1u.iple Of freq
don mo ,nank Col tesl md EnoN L TO oe 70,
tna nj 9SG eontboted a. much, II NOT
ice; than tnofe Of any s'ner iisine man 10 tSe
nitcd States Enthusiastic appsaase,l ft{s yeIT
In high placer, and fae rc1noyed from d.nesr
who're eyes have only ab:t1actly pAxed o. ftred9.
NEn have neycz mixed their ltnbe and pruperIT I
Who never contributed eIxpcnce in unheranes ~
The great cause. while another perled h1s III and
tyesJtbtn1 dear to man, and thoe whom be raised.
and who lived 'u1tb HIM. and who Dow enjoy his
property with hle consent and "ho ucw receive bis
assistance and ad. and yes ZONE aesume who have
never been cunsideteu The great delenders Of col
o1ed men.
II 1cpeat, that The day will eom: when 1t wilt be
, 1866-04-20

Military NfoVcmenta-DeRth Of a River
CAptntn-MeetlnSt to Sutta1M CongreAx
Floods In the n114s1AAlppI and Tr8bu-
tarfch-Nlerc11aMksa Exchange memo-
rial.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibnne.1
ST. Louis, April 70.
The Third BattalIon Of the United stntes Kecu-
lart. At Jefferson Barracks. under orders 10
leave within day or two for Learenworsh. where
hey will be Joined hy the Fl.rt and Second Rat,sl-
ions Of The came regiment, now en route from Forts
Laramie md Kea1ney for Fort Leaycuworth. The
regiment will be stationed at Sioux City, lows.
information has been received that the Northern
Light baf gone to pieces. mad will prove an almost
total loss, her machinery probably being al tbs,
can be saved.
Captain John Ha1bieon, well known Io River
ci1cle- died IN this city YESTERDAY. The last boat
be commanded was the Agnes, lie WIS mort ect-
orally known Oh the Afkansas River, IN which
s'feam he eteampoatcd for number of 5ears BE-.
fore the war. Lis death was rather sudden.
A large Radical meeting WAS held In Livingston
County, Missouri. on Saiurday Last Resolutions
were adopted sustaining Concress and tue Union
cauFe. The editor Of the st. joseph Dnlon attend
The mee1lne, and snrs: sWe could not lea,u o!
my radical Union man who was Tired Of his work
Of who was At an inclined to JON the rahets In sur
, 1866-04-20

From The st. Paul Press. 18th 1n1t1
Oyer two hundred and alty miners or squat
ters hare already penetrated, in the dead Of
IN extremely severe winter, to the Vezmilion
gold fields. They arc distributed about the
eoutheru extremity of the lake, on the aurl
ferrous shores and islands, and generally rep
resent some Of the numerous mining com
panies which hare been established. They
have been very busy putting up log houses
for shelter and storage. The eolontzed points
arc us follows:
verrnllion Falls, at the southern end Of
Vczmilion Falls Company, Is putting up
saw-mill ut the fine water power at that
point, by an arrangement with the Mutual
Protection Company, who had appropriated
the locality under their mining laws, which
are regarded up there rs supeEseding scrip
ston City, about mile from the falls, where
there arc seven buildings, including the
business house Of tue Mutual Protec-
tion Company; the Russian trading post,
where there arc two houses; Ely Island,
occupied by Ely and Ryersou, Wellmau, Lam
bert, and several others, containing. two
occupied BY Mayhew, Farrel, and the Mutual
Protection Company, five houses; Crater
Point, occupied by Captains Stout and Stergy,
one cabin Pine Island, where Sweet and
Andrews Of Wabashaw do dwell; Captain
Davis and party nave pi!cneo their tents on
the east shore, and Boltineau On the north.
The miners are very indignant at the
mining law passed by the State Legislature,
which restricts mfners' c1hfms to zoo feet,
and which they regard as an outrage.
Very rich gold discoveries have been made
III Encampment, on the north shore of Lake
Superior, In Lake County, about thirty miles
northwest from Duluth. The discovery
ut this point of q vein OF aurlferous
quartz BY Mr, Anderson, Of the Su.
perior, Land Office, had created a great
excitement at Superior II this new gold
development should prove well founded-we
arc destined to have repetition in that
direction Of the famous Pixies Peak em1gra-
tion. 1t is scventy-elght miles by chain meas
urcment from Duluth, or clghty-hye
miles from Superior to the southern
extremity Of Vern1illfon Lake, while
it Is 1d5 miles By the canoe route,
the only available summer communication
up the st. Louis and EmbaEras and down the
Eernlfllop rivers, thus nearly double the
distance, and interrupted by frequent port
, 1866-04-20

NV YoRK, April ia special to the Nttaid,
Pray wRs again tei1ed by the authorities, and last
night quantity Of a1n. we're spirited away from
her By the Fenlans under the guns Of the American
parties, who were engaged IN The work with boats
and madlcd oaea. The picket boat gave chase, but
the Fenian hoats disappeared stetoue1y II sup
discovered and stole away large quantities OF arms.
some parties were arrested on schooner. hut
subsequently, felent&d.
3lajor Gen. Meade arrived this forenoon, and
announced bis intentlou to enforce the neutrality
laws a. 1ar IS lay within bis poSer. Troops came
wilh him from P0rtland.
The olher .chooner ia .ttll IN custody On account
Of alleged tniofmaltty IN her papers Of sale.
Gen. KilIian left suddenly on the Boston boat.
HIS destination IL sald to be unknown even to
prominent leaders here.
The HeruaI's special from st. Andrcws. N. H..
1otb, sare: ''1les Ma]cstyn HtEate duncan arrived
yes1eYdav nfH Ave- r, m
, 1866-04-20
The Philadelphia TraEedy-VeTdIct Of
the C0FoueEss jury.

The jury. retired about halC-past nine last
evening, and alter few minutes 1eliberatIon
returned verdict that the said Christopher,
Decring, John Dcciiug, Thomas Dccrtng,
Annie Decring, Emily Deerfng, Elizabeth
Dolan, md Cornelius Carey coMe to their
death from the effect OF blows Inflicted by
Antoine Probst, at the house OF Christopher
Deer,ng, Jones' lane, in the First ward Of the
city OF Philadelphia, april Z, 1866.
The investigation before the Coroner sub
btantially confirms the statements In regard
to the murder Of the Dcering family which
have been published heretofore. The discoy-
cry that he had sold tho missing watch, which
he has pcrslsteDt1y alleged to have been taken
by m accompl1ce, is supposed to settle con-
ciusiyc1y the fact that be committed the mur-
dcrs without assistance. Hls object In I'M
p11cating another party is believed to be the
suppoRitiou tlat our 1aws, like those Of
Germany, set free my criminal who turns
States evidence, md fastens guilt upon
confederate a letter from his mother, dated
at Baden, makes it probable that that was
his European home Instead OF Strasbourg,
lis fal.e statements being prompted by de-
sire to prevent his family from hearing Of his
terrible crimes. The testimony Of one wit
ness to his anger last fall, when he was dis
charged BY A1r. Deerlng, indicates that he
was animated partly by feeling Of revenge
, 1866-04-20
FROM MACON, GA.

Attempt TO Release a Crimanal-Sh0ot.
In. OF a ,NeGro-Markcts.
Especial Dcspstch to the Chicago Tnbune,1
MACON, Ga, April H.
Much excitement WIS created here to daf By IN
attempt on the pat Of the freedmen tofcib!y to
1csse negro womau, arrested On the charge ol
murder. The military authorities promptly inter
fe1ed, ind about f!y Of the freedmen were put un-
der arrest and c6ldned In the bar1acks.
a neg 10. confined IN Jail, WAS .ho: ycsterday by
= white tuidier duty Il sentinel. The soldier
rsst the negro was inpudent to him, whereupou be
fred through thu iail ~lndow at him, killing him
luttan'y, the bali passing through his head.
=, A Chamber Of Commerce IL about TO b cstab-
1iehed ii Columbus.
Cotton At Augusta Is qnief, and no salcs. At At
1anta, ordinary, -j1aat; niddlfns. Is ds7c; prices
rn:e hers about IS at AtlantA. perhaps thAde
hfchcr Uildliuxn. Mnrfeta dnll Fl .exhere