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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

r.rrrmns REMAINING UNCLAIMED in
.hr Post- once at Evansville, State of Indiana,
a0,h dav Of December 1850. .
ass1 "a obtain any OF these letters, the appn.
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date Of this list a pay one cent for advertising;
a. ~ iiJt caiae for wstln one nloRths they VIII
-, sant n tte Dead-Letter Office 2 s5s - ~ 81
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audiences Of ovners, in citias Of 6O,Ooc lnnapl-
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the following RULESs ~
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and STATE, street and number, sign them plainly
with full name, and request tnat; answers De
directed accordingly. - -
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a town or city, whose special address may be IN,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01


| NEW YRaR's DAT.-At midnight the
old year 1865 expired without groap,
and with but a feeble sigh. All its
griefs, sorrows, all its stirring events,
all its joys and its glorious achievements
are records-of the past,--of ''last year.
In the annals Of history it viii be
looked upon as one of the most eyentfui
in this age or generation. II opened on
one ofc,the most direful civil wars that
ever cnrsed the earth. It first shone on
q nation fighting for . life and liberty
against mad men who were fighting for
chains and slavery. It closes upon land
blessed with peace within all its borders,
end leaves not slave within the land.
Right has triamphed, and oppression
and wroaga and tyranny have sunk
beneath the irresistable intelligence and
progress Of the age, May the triumphs
Of peace shbs as glorious and as
beneficial for the right during the pre-
sent year IA we're the friumphs Of arms
over treason and rebellion during the
past
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

AcKSowLEDGMENrs The following
Card on behalf Of the Teachers who at
tended the State Association atTerre
Haute. from this city, We find in the
Wabash Express of Saturday; 2, s1s
:s...ssss. TERRE H1uTE, Dee. 29, 1866.
EDIroR ExPREss, Dear Sir: We, the
Teachers Of Evansville, return our
hearty and sincere thanks to the friends
Of education who have entertained as
with such hospitality and kindness, that
we have looked forward reluctantly TO
the close Of our Association. We NUM-
Der thirty two. FiVei5were entertained
by His Honor, the Mayor; six boast OF
having made their home, at College.
Terre Haute and zeal generous citizens
will ever hold q warm place IN cur af
fections. n III T. w PECK, Sec y. :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

AN IxrnREsr1NG CAsE.--0n Friday
evening. Hiram Nelson, who has been
for some timepas "putting men through
pretty lively for infringements of the
city ordinances, found himself in the
legal clutches of Marshal Tenvoorde, on
charge Of obatructing the sidewalks,
by attracting hfge crowds to his auction
sales, and thereby causing at times q
perfect blockade. TIE case was tried
on Saturday before Mayor Baker, who
we believe reserved his decision until to-
day. This 10 asvery interesting case, in
volving the aquestion tof what liberties
city licenses carry with them. 2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

The Through the polite
ness.sof Superintendent Thorn, of the
Tippecanoe, we had the privilegeas well
as the great pleasure of visiting this
magnificent vessel of war, on Saturday,
in company with few friends. We had
pnrpoaed giving our impression of this
novel vessel this morning, but neither
our time or health will admit oft, and
we are therefore compelled reluctantly
to defer any description of her until
another time. She will probably leave
for Cairo this evening if her escort ar
rives. Chief Engineer Bickerstaf, whose
absence from the city we shall regret,
accompanies her. We are much IN
debtsd to Mr.. Thorn for politeness in
showing us through his great achieve.
ment, and explaining her various COM
binations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

REcoaDER's CoURr. The Snly case
before the Recorder on Saturday was
that of depraved woman, wbo was
drunk and obscene ofzsPeech as q she
WAS being driven about the streets byaa
young gentleman ~ who, if he has not
left the city, viii also have the houor-of
an interview with His HOnorg The po-
bfca were after him on Saturday. The
woman, who i called Maggie Nelson,
was 6ned $l0aand costs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

4 CARRIER's ADDRkss.--This morning
the carriers of the daily journal will
wait on their patrons and friends with q
weIl written and handsomely printed
s'Carriefs Address" and we hope they
win receive cordial welcome and liber-
Al patronage. For tbe last twelve
months, in sunshine or storm, mud, hail
or snow, or sleet or rain they have quiz
city dropped the JoURNALdwithin your
gates each morping, and now they mod.
estly appeal to 'aEdorse their fidelity BY
buying their Anhual Address. Make
glad their hearts, and encourage them
to reneked exerticn. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
AmusemantS

NEW METROPOLITAN - RE-oPENING. -
Lovers of the drama will be gratifed to
learn that Mr.. Golden, with his talented
Company win re-appear at the New
Metropolitan this evening, producing
1.-THE Daughter of the Regiment" a
magnificent play-one of Bella Golden's
specialties-and superb and very
pleasing farce Let crowded house
welcome their return. EA 50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

Suspension OF THE LOUISVILLE UNION
PREss.--0ur,. eotempory, the louisville
Union Press, will ne discontinued from
and after to day. Like the men who
died for the want of breath, the Press
gives mp the ghost for the want Of
Spatrona e.-TLoaispfile Journal
Il is simply q question Of time. The
liberal, loyal views maintained by the
Press will yet prevail. even in Louis.
vile r r. 100 ae qosa sas ilsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

o NEW EMAvSn9 OF sLoUrsvlI5E.-Th
general Council Of the city Of Louis,
vile on Thursday night elected James
s. Hthgow, .Esq3 70 the Office Of Mayor
vice Tomppert recently deposed by the
Board Of Alderman. Tonppert, we be-
1ieve,is lstill- inclined to hold on. to the
keys Of the city and ignoresaIl author
ity except hisoRn. THAT'S real Demo
cratic. q hsss sn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

A NEW AND UsEi8L IksriTUTIoN. wv e.
had the pleasure meeting in The city
yesterday evening" Mr. Jesse Williams
Of Centerville, Wayne County, who
visits our city in the interest of the
'great Western r 4aeanaufance and de-
tectise Company, the object Of which is
to insure farmers-and others against the
depredations of horse thieves, and to as.
sist in detecting andApFnisEing them
Mr.. Williams, who is general agent for
the State Of Indiana, will be in our city
for few. days ar thel Sherwood House,
and will probably establish focal q encies
in this District.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

PAISpyI AGeIDEsT-As a drayman,
named Adolph Kraker, or something
similar, was unloading his drayr by the
slipping of dray pin be was thrown on
the frozen ground with such force as to
dislocate his elbow, splitting the cap and
splintering the bone above the elbow,
which will, in thei opinion of DR. Bray,
render him cripple for life. This is q
sad accident, and the unfortunate man
deserves the sympathy and kind attention
Of our citizens s.'R,iae3 -tsals99d ID
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

Il WELL EEpoasED All the papers Of
Louisville without exception speak IN
high terms of Mr.. Lithgow, the new
Mayor Of that city. Even the Democrat,
which is still growing over the .deposi-
ton Of Tomppert, says Lithgow is a
very worthy and excellent citizen, while
the Courier, Press and Journal really
extol his many virtues. We hope the
land about Louisville will now have
rest: a. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
CITY and State.

No PAPER To- MoRRoW.-In order that
All the attaches Of the JOURNAL may en-.
Joy New Years, there win be no paper
issued from this Office tomorrow. We
wish alI our patrons and friends happy
New Year, and many returns of the
same. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

PERspNAk.--Gov. Baker arrived at
home on Friday night, to enjoy his New
Year, surrounded by his family and bis
old and long-tried friends. He is in ex-
.callent health and spirits.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

aGF Rising rapidly-the river. Look
ont Evansvillians and Cairoites. NeaO
Albany Ledger.
Certainly Leger. If your wooden VII
Iags washes away we'll try to save some
Of the wreck.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
River Items.

TO Qua RrvEa FRIEfDs.--We respectfully ash
the ofcers of STEAMBOATS, arriving at this port to
furnish us with memoranda, mRnifests, and all
other intelligence relating to the interests Of the
river. Such favors win meet with the tTuest ep-
preciation If addressed to the River Editor Evans
vile JouRftAL, and left with either of the wharf
boats. ea a8f - Gsas-s III e.4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
EaTRAY.

8. e EsTRAYg oIE1T
CTRAYED FROM THE sUBsoRIBER. ON
O1the Goth inst, q dark gray horss. with halter
on aud no shoes, he ls about fifteen hands
high and PAGES. The finder will be iberaliy re-
wsrded, II returned TO me, corner of Fulton Ave-
nue and Water Street. Evansville, lad G cts11l =
dec2s 1wd fy.rVsasss p JOHN RIEDEL.5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

A number Of farms have recently been
sold in franklin county ct one hundred
dollarR per acre.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
EXPRESS COMPANY.

EAEhESS COmEAN Y.
gTNHEs ADAMS. EXPRESS CoMPANH. .KE-
L. RRentfuklB annnunce I'd their friends and
patrdns--the pRblso Of Evansville and vicinity-
chat wi tn Increased facilities for the transporta
zion 6fi& heaW 1aa .xeVcfE rufEr
FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY!
E0s AND vALUABLEs.. - ss.
They solicit q continunnce of former favors
Especial care taken In the collection Of Bills.
Drafts, Notsss and the frenaportation Of valuable
Any infornkstioai ID regard Is the routes, &e.,
can be obtained nc thc ofce On First aEraat, next
door to the Postoflce. TH0S. GATTHERs 8
me Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
.PHOroGRAIPH1CITT
,.EtSHe1r lSR1esAM

y7EaY oHEAP, ONE pHO1oGRAPHI0 GAL
v LERY, with o. without instruments. Also,
one excellent PHOTOGRAPHIC OAR, with or
without tools and furniture. Must be sold very
soen. and very cheap. Reasons given for wishing
60 dispose d hne paying trade. Inquire ut the
Gallery directly opposite the Court House, Eyans-
VILE. lad, oraddfeas BoxtIs2, Pos = once. 4
dec26 d6
"a ErRr 80 saaz-rr-nna
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
BOX MANUFACTORY.
NOTICE.
FEED.

Choppeu- !. s ~ ~ Suor,, ~,
fWEsA4E JUST REOEINIh.. -,vs. vrhS ~,
bushels Of chopped wheat sersenIn. shfp.J
~ L2oo LOT milk cows u much superior to nos.
I'LL hna nfan Those who wiah the largest -
saDle yieid OF milk from their cows hsd better
sspss. ,. 81 Z; R q To-, CO. CO..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
REWARD
More Coal oom;r

Ste4 ~9W1ug. -
INAxsIesATIoE rs REsUMED ON fGREEN
S..s i : ana JOSEPH HTEwART & 100, viii
'san.l Eaasf to-day A supply win Sc spt con
otiss on KOhRs Boat Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

$50 REwARD-If DR.. Curran attempts
to cure PATIENTS disease aud makes q
fsilure And no cure no pay. Office
No. 95 Main street. Opposite the Court
house. - de2S-d5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01
FOR RENT.
F6j,'f5'SIi-slaf

EOT 0BIb.
A FARM. OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE
n acres, dd taheiNRabashB River, ati Che Litti6
Ohain - thirty acres unser7 fenca-aa-good log
house, and large warShouss. ~ @ssA
II IL at the h al Of Iow.w water navigation, and
q 70 cd pointfuf businesustspd enc opening for,
q ferry, that w5dd Tealizs from one thpuHahd 90
two thousand dollars year heinE aecessible at
all stages Of Wator, and the only bluff banks on
both sides dfathsJfigah from its mopth 20 Tegre
Also, several tracts s0FeIGHa infwhIts1oountysl
Illinois.
For particulars, address
ESQ ~ DO. IrFfWIEsoGNs W =
asc9 am : "a ~. ass.es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-01

LOST KEY.-An outside brass door
Key, fitting tumb Ter lock, has been
lost. The finder, by leaving il at the
Journal off .e. will be- paid for his
trouble. ms4s- ,4'..a4 8 gael 1t
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

concert and will soon commence active operations The
latter has received from Corona three hundred men,
well armed. Pesquisra has imposed upon AlAmos q
forced loan % 3so00o and is most unmsrcifu In ms
efforts 70 collect IL He has recruited largely, and VIII
havea respectable force in short time - wen as
money 70 pay his men The English war steamer Cio
was ~ Acapulco receiving S623 600 from Alamos Let
teis say the fate OF Sonora depends upon the coming
campaign. II the liberals be defcsted peace will lake
pSe immediately; IL they be victorious the paclhcaton
OF that state Ii as distant as ever
IMPORTANT DEPEcEI0S FkoN THE inPKnfAL CAUSE.
General Iozsda who commanded the imperial troops
10 Jaisco has resigned and issued manifesto which
= looked upon a. precursor 10 prc'suNi0niesto 10
1ada was 81 nrsi, many ago, common highway
man. and committed crimes Of the most horrid charac-
ter Finally be succeeded in raising few hundred men,
when he was taken into the pay Of party Of smuggers
IN lepc connected with houses in this city, who invested
nm with the title Of general and induced him to declare
against tho existing President Fortune favored him
sometimes, at others frowned upon him, and hnaly he
met his match in Cortina leader Of similar anIecs-
dents When the French invaded the country Lozada
was an outlaw, with price fixed upon his head. This
induced him 10 join the imperlasts with whom he has
acted up to the present time The government has been
the liberals II will cause surprise
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

ciy ysssss chsms~s- Dsfsss yszss sas~a
nys yssa Iy~s --on Sosasy 60 xs JsAs Lyseh.
vse %. sssnase ~ Js1ss Ds~'ias ss.s ums ss<s
% sssysaon % bang imps'ssas1 10 us fva sss1 res.
bssy ~s~ brcsshs W e~sss Js1ss R.ss~i % . vrs n
esrnovsr NJ Lybch hs<5< . pos s9o~ IN ovsod
sss~<s snd wss sk~gs1 sb~a spu~ " IN ss&a bos1s
vksf~sw " b&sf ~ Lys<k a. nssiss n ~ 4 4 An-
essssn casss ~ ~ srsss~s. ~ - ss~Ass~s fr.s
rmss<~eH
The New York herald., 1866-09-05
Ex II u
.ssWE ---------~----~--~~- rsa 4e gl
MRDsEYE VIEW or THE SITUATION.
Ths Movements Of tho Radicals in the
United States Viewed with Salts
faction By the Inperialists.
Secret Mission from Maximi-
. liam to Carlotta.
Maximilian Asks Marshal Bazaine for
IN Escort to the Sea Coast.
The Marshal Said to Have De-
termined Upon a Vigorous
Aand Aggressive Policy. gI3
a ~~~~~~
Corruption i'm Ohlcial. Impe-
M rial Quarters.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS FOR REGULATION.
-~-~---~-.~~~---~~~~~~
xhs vvsalthiest Families in Mexico
Concerned.
Liberal Successes Throughout
the Whole Country.
Expected Attack on Puebla, and Its
Strategical Significance.
MurdcrOus Assault Upon an
American.
xxDoatioD Of French Soldiers for Their
Connection with the Late Con.
spiracy at Vera Cruz.
n -~~~~~-~~~>>~-~5~>>~-~~~
ouieIls Of an American Doctor Under Arrest
isr Conspiracy Against the Empire.
&e. 10. 80.
- eteamship Manhattan CaptaIn Turner from YaRa
Expected Attack on Puebla, and Its
Strategical Significance.
MurdcrOus Assault Upon an
American.
xzeo1tioD Of French Soldiers for Their
Connection with the Late Con.
spiracy at Vera Cruz.
euieks Of an American Doctor Under Arrest
lsr Conspiracy Against the Empire.
&e. 10. 90.

- steamship Manhattan, Captain Turner from Vera
As August 20 and Havana August 81, arrived u this
1Agssssrday Our thanks due 70 Purser Austin for
- prompt delivery of nles and despasches.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

Acx~vxx4m.s M rbom~ Aowin cf Nesthnslc, ".
n snssrsf 80 hir es@ hssdrsdh hrsiasy 90 ihs lxsh
of Arxusa rhs vsr~rsois man thsagh so1sshss isns<
3 IN rse6 hsslth sns sp<rss Ne ssnS sy@sM go
sss~~.ens 4 xh~>wfai sDsns.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

FFFN NHFxs NWK7FF n NJ
AZ rvvvywrrvu nnw ruwnsx ruKscwx~ myxn4la
The French steamship sonors which len here on the
aiss in., having on board . messenger who carried
despatch 10 he ,ssrapbed 70 csrossA chartered
the rate of $500 per day Before the steamer Isfs,
nsrimsl.n had TO pay down $4,000 70 sbe company.
Sos~h.asdns tbs urgent character q ms business The
Sonora rsmsinsd here ory-ssh' hours sfssr tse mes
ssuesr arrived In this inssflm there ws quite nare
up bsswsen the French oompssyas sxssts and the I'm
perisi oro.r The agent. refused 70 ls, The steamer
depart unls~s tbs Heoo referred 70 vss paid
down and tAs rsss % ths charter money saa-
~sseca Ths Irnp~nsIisv on 'fbsir nds said thai The
Yrsnoh eempaays sxsss vsss Insulting ne govern
u.ert ~sssy,hsi~.~ ssss sws~~~~ssp ss@s 6svn a.
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

a Frsssss s~yrsns a snsa ksfnsf Hsfry O<ssn
cgarslsfsd snr1~ saasr fprs.ste ssxa msfanes~. w
lssvsng ir,n ths sssy~nsos br<ss rh~ set vs sftr.
b1ie6 " 1~fD~rste qlneutf~s a nsfDp5a We w<mt W
foe sane psrpss Hs Isf ne fssisssss s.,ss ~ hs
vifss-
Dsxs tSssa -B~fess tA<ss hs~s gss<A ys4 us c.-sss
ss< 81 - n.y xsfs sSk~H 4~tf~s&<<s yss ave
- 1ssss q s's~sss .sr fssn ~sss - ssy~~A Sc
U~ wm sheAs W sh~ gs<gw~@f nssw~sf4 crs.sss 10
s.s<sss ss''s Sss-s6 r~ss Lv'~E sss.s~% s~%..orw
-x~A~ss. 49, sw u nssv~s~S~~ o~s-~s~ -
The New York herald., 1866-09-05

thai pl.re having nrsa destroyed the fortacsons On
Empress regiment Of cavay started for the Sierra IN
Marshal Bszains Ier San Lais Posori some two weeks
nre instead of returning 10 Mexico, he turned ny
at Tmla he IA reported 10 be organizing expe.
duon 10 operate against Tampico and possibly hsta-
mors The garrisone have been recalled from Monterey
and ssItlo leaving The whole North In possss~ion Of
Letters 70 IN. Estsfas says ths commerce Of the
sicrss " comps,eiy psrayxed the Juarss having con-
trol Of of the villages and hscIndsa a. Toiucs
the authorities have imposed taz Of $500 This may
be collected In ems for the monsy To fa into the hands
Of the liberals Who sa Be very numerous IN that
vicinity
garrison Va. not been strengthened which leaves tho
ity opea 20 ber who penetraie 10 the very plaxa
every say obtaining from tbe inhabitants such supplies
noe ety ~ ss GSsnass on sSc a4.h ul Torsn.
Apiila pronounced AGAINST the empire There were no
oop as,s q s We sns s ss raos %
tlla ef the ty with ne men, AFTER which order
was restored he called himself sensrh o. the
Republic and Military and Polinai Governor of
the stsie or Gusnajusto." very singular
despatch 10 published 10 the onbcis paper of tbs
ssss.S rom s.s las Pots saying that ssh, hsa
taken plsre Al cusoda 10 Aguss CAentes when Antllia
surprised and routed with ic % I've hanarsa snd
hs personal safety The nsetnoss q his horse The
same despatch says be l5h Colonel opex over
s,esrs py ssirg - sf.y' 1--WE Ten of them oniosrs
rlsssra, the liberal en'sf sho cAPigrsd ne Co,dova
eolesisss 70 in osjsos s The bead o. lss npsra fores
but n reported 70 have had any sngasomenu
@fNf slrrsrs os rAcfyn COAT.
Letters have been recsivsdsfrom GuAymas 70 the 15sh
ue., asa glvs gloomy account o. The condition a.
aGkls II Bonors The liberals have erected small bat-
ssvy. which commands the entrances 70 ths port 0uay
nsz shus oomplstsy blocksding ~ II shs middle o.
s ~ s...sss sSSs bot % sfs,ns ssyn.s ss
vss sat pv~onss Urss on the ilih uL, Geo. Tanon
ssrprissdn rnogpts of the liberal bands wbHh had
sssn l~vyin, fore1 losns upon the people Seven hs
lbsrsls we've kiiled, and the m0ney which they md
cosctsl consAtnG of u 10, n copper ccr, vs csp
tsrsA fspuispe $50 nsvfisss sc ~v~nsnns 10 set -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06

We arc unable 10 lay before on
readers this week buta portion Of the
Message, not being In receipt Of i
|un,il Tuesday morning, and then on
|ly il part verbatim. - tho latter por'
ion being but synopsis.
Mr.. JOHNSON has succocdcd 10 dis
appointing cverybody's expectations,
10 still holding on TO that everlasting
spolicy" Of hia. 1t was supposed
thse after all his foolish acts, he might
still have discretion enough, after the
peoples verdict Of disspprobntion, TO
strika out now liuo approaching 70
conformity herewith, that would
have madc the remainder Of his term
tolerant, at least, If not popular. But
10 has cithcr failed most stupidity L
read tho signs Of the times, or dis
plays an amount Of muiishness trdl,
amusing. With the propensity o
that long cared animal Of the stub
born species, he moves on as intrepid
~ as horctofore, Needing neither I'll
advice Of friends nor tho desires Z
his enemies, and carving outfor hin
self a aonehtity both original and a,
tonishing. '- g pt eN'9y ~ &
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Mazimilian to Abdicate.

Il appears, from Dispatches passing
between Sccrstary Seward aud Minisi
ter Bigelow, that Napoleon had prom.
iscd to withdraw the French troops
from Mexico, during the month Of
November, which, failing to do, was
reminded Of and reply has been re-
ceived from the Minister Of State, an
nounsing Shat fourteen vessels would
leave Brcst immediately for veri
Cruz, where Maximilian and hi
troops wosld rendezvous, and from
whence they would take their depart
urc for Fraacc, which is expected t
take place about tho 10Th Of January
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
CONGRESSIONAL


o'Thc members Of tho XXXIXtb
Congress convened on Monday.
Preacnt in the House 40.i0R 0s
Three, now members from Tenuc.
ssec and two from kentucky were
sworn. sia.s url sais -
Mr., Elliot introduced q bill 10
repeal the law authorizing the
President TO grant pardons and
amnesty 10 pcrsons who took part
in tho rebellion. e'fs 40 4
Tho rnlbs were suspended 10 al.
low the bill to'boo introduced. Tho
bill was passed by avotc ofl11 to
20 n8 s6fifl s
A resolution was adopted call
ing for information rs to The arrest
and escape Of John Ii Sprratt.
| Abl. was introduced and fefcr'
eddrecting thes oftwotnillion'
of gold by the Secretary Of thl
Treasury every Monday. os Also /
.lbill Tor the meeting Of Congress ol
tho 4th Of March, 1867, IA
Mr.. Stevens introduced q bill L
regulate removals. from Office
which was made the special orde
of the,day for Friday next.
lnaOn motion OF Mr.. Lawroncc, o
IOhjp, .he ipdicisiy Committee wa
instructed toinquire into theexpo
ldiency Of providing o modo of pre-
ccodure In cases Of impeachment,
Mr.. Schenck iutgoduced Q bill 4
equalizo tho bounties Of, soldiers
Ieailors and marines. a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-06
Two Great Enterprises.

Simultaneous with the opening Of
the Great Tunnel at.Chicago, extend
ing two miles under the bed Of Lake
Michigan, for the purpose of supply
ing the city with pure water, that stu
pcndoasr structure, the Suspension
Bridge, over the Ohio. Risprat Gin
cinnati, is completed The two cities
may congratulate each othorppon the
complete success Of these, two gea,
enterprises. The money aud timp
consumed lin their construction has
been enormous, and should we'll re-
pay them FOR tho outlay. se, ~