, 1866-03-21
gl)ira9o Gribnne.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81, 1866
TIRE NEW&.

The Jacksonville {1l.} Journal Will be IT,
eued daily On md after April 1st-
Prof Charles Beck, formerly for many years
connected NTH Harvard Co1eFe, dioo II can-
bridge, Yesterday. ased Z: o:eaFs.
Exty persons have been arrested In da5u.
chsrred With being implicated In the late scVolu.
ton, and II il thought at least Twenty OF tnem ~"
b. executed.
. Among al,e examining surgeons oi Tue onl.
ted ststes Pension Bureau reoep'sy appointed a1e
DR. George 4. zimmerman, Of ehleaso' Anu w.
John E. bopdc, OF Ganhacr- H.
onr rnnsul st TobAsco writes to the state
DeoaY,mcut that the ruins Of two ancient c11ea h&d
heen discovered By him, which hare heretofore re-
uaaiDed unu,olcsted and UnGnown a1nce the days Of
Ma,. t;cu. Ambrose f. Burnside Was ycstcr-
dav. by acstamation. nominated for Governor Of
Rhode Island. t. the Nepublicxn Union Conycn-
lion 1he1u > sll probably be no oppostdon to his
cicctnn. lie is every Nay Admiralty fitted for tho
position.
Tic trial Of LIE Grand Dytngton, lending
-Coppehead ot lows. for Grading the United States
Rcvenue Law by nes3ectin9 to uEe ttamps md Tor
dining dce1s back to day before the Law went into
force, Was to commence yesterday In the United
Eiatee Court Ut Esnkuk.
Thr Council Bulls Hng7e states that several
hundred tcams will be In Council Bluffs during the
coming eummes, to cary the Mormon emigration
10 Salt Lake Clty. The Mormon emigration nom
Europe next summer IL expected TO be larger than
ever before.
Tie Eatchex Courier because of some crit}-
cism On The management Of the telegraph Office at
Natchez wn. deprived Of It's dispatches. The
Dmoou1, t5npathizing with the couri<r. and In
don1ne II, tcc1ned to take dtEpatchea dur1ng the
exclusion OF tht CoHrfeT.
The gigualc revenue finuds In New York
have ealicd for Official action. Commissaon II in
rcrsiou nt the Astor Hnnse auo II Carrying dfsunaJ
among the dcfauders. The Commission has seized
upon The dtstdlcr1es. and lie going through Great
importing houtes. The Investigation II 10 be thoF-
ough.
Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, has sent
into thc LecIAatutt meA -ace In which he repEe-
tcnts 1at the peace and quiet Of the State arr en-
dangcrcd by prfparatons Of maleontents and bau-
ditti, to resume operations anon. nd this spring,
and asking ior an appropriation VI money to pro-
vide zsa,nst the d3neer.
Theze is continued activity In Feniau circles
in New York. The innde and arms are stIli dow.
Ing in. Il If reported that O o'Mahoncy hRt, within
q few days. cent OF an expedition Of 5000 men to
come point unknown 10 the public The total
force under Sweeney up to this dstc II given At
53Om men. In the meantime the Canadians ar
busy with preparations 10 meet any emergency.
The magnificent new iron bridge crossing
the Ohio r1rcr At Steubenynlc, II completed, and
trims row croAt regularly. This Eo.d is called the
Great 1an Handle Ronte. and eonnrc,s With The
peunsv,vxr,s Crn,ra1 K.ifrr,ad IN pjtt.hrrrh md
from Hsr,fshurr Ia Neg York ria The Allentown
route. By the Great Pau nxndle Route there a.e
only two changes Of CAFE between Chicago and New
York.
The shawuno (T1s) County Journal says
That tnerr l. living at kcahona, in that county,
Nenom,uee Equaw, by the name Of Whano-ne
cote,, who was ter number Of yeass the .41ntfsu
w,fe-a. they ase ca1led-of Jeir, Davis. She II
about 1tty-tyc ycars OF arc, and in her youthful
dayp VIA rruo,tea In be nood. looking. She cn,n
menced 10 i've with Je0 in tho yesr 1asa white
that equaw hero wa. -,auoned ii Fort Wiuncbsso
The Missouri Pacific and 11ufon Pacific rail-
read. rsrc the contract lar ,be .rnnsnut. .,inn a
eone III mn t,oo,s des,,nef tor tho ,s5n. and tn
the vast amount Of eunntIee md {;oyrrn,er, frcJrh
for For4 K,Jev and Wes.cr,, nos+. in rolo,,do end
Neu Ne@1co A. tha ,,rns,r ~ tb.sA IL y, NV,
rncnce a,out The fr,t Of Anr1, tba MI.tour7 poch,
rn.d mu.t neres.sr,1v cnnn1rte =. rcnrer+fo,
with the uu,on psritc In Wcsf Eans,s ahonf t1bn1
.imc
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ortos oxer The Hndson Hir.r 1ids At tsn ca,1,
fnr each n4pernre,. and hf,V cenis mr. Inn n,
freight. There seemed TO be no nhcct1on to ,be
toll ,muosed On pasaentrc,. A the conyen,cnor
po.e tban comnensatet 70, the Additional chnrre
but merchants and others comna,ped that tl1e ratr
to, freight was Too 1a.ce and snouId he r.dueed
but the Board refused to reduce and thr 1at,
remain. 4 btr thinr for the holders Of trarr e,ock
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