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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-18

HUME III
s Arp, SOCIAL

~rr.L ARP, sO-CALA
decidins how justly
80 3, the Augusta Constitutli
~. s.asIl.v it is certain that t
q .aken is 4 correct one
- of humor dependeE
! serree, upon tricks o.
J Pc 7. esssDhical absurdities,
xery high order OF LIT
d 2 J x, humble place when
haNs Easter touches of Stern
tne 81, - Thackeray, Chas.
z s5d. on principle, it IS !
sns srheu the perversion q
I. 800 the more attractive
Imitators crop up Il
lec.. ...s and, without any OF
lEoe,s' .-sn. ape nothing but SO
80 farcical acrobatiei
ass s,rominent example OF
uoss Hrfemus Ward, wh'
ng n 10 native land "adoo
,in.g.s,, ~ Clap trap aud sho'
s,scht into requisitl0n I
.l bro aisn glows to a white
S.ln u. ma fast finally the gre
11ck 49, one seems thoTo
~ Is half so jocose
NJ 6rranted. Most peopl.
ila IT, az their money, We
Is thas many-headed /
nN.anlel the Unsuitable pr
Y se che horse-leeches' d
.s r~saent themselves for !
- thoroughly aware OF
= = During the last few y
Ws hie Bin Arp has kept rs
Having somewhat in the
llo ND beating him At las
y Mi i both gentleman Il
Senator to boot-and W
-. nicturesvely is what n
,a6eoses to discard and Slo
inst in the right time an
s,s.S were as smashing as
a butcher 5 cleayer- nun
-,,nneously, rich and pungei
nm sprang forth, clad III
:, ~ tattered Confederates,
10 His lungs were like tn
! oS>t !, knife sharpened
rags ragged and awful gouge,.
ST hims and everybody Ia
T,n.foik specially-God
H., y y long as he wrote from
~ x his heart, he could not
,kll but when, in an +,
scted with Mr.. Mullaly, o
gd ~ Record, to be funny
4 minute he forsook his
ZIG ava read his last etluslon,
rug NOT our Bill, but a EhaNt
s'stsI.es IS sad to think so, d
We cnf How much better
~. n. e IL bad stopped sha.
n hands six months 500
how much better for II
4 , acriIiced to the iuries h'
10 ,nnv Ferns angel; how
" Hartz if he had made a
IL dstyle, when enlarged
e Erie'2" The great de'
Ia, with the bones of deNo
.CTcI6nld be truly gricyed to
IL Bill what Gill Bias
,RCF shop, but how shall TIA
q. j evaded, if the cont
ed i y,ara without inspiration
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-18

) are two ways of kcl
the human stomach
or leave off eating por
Of, roast pig as Charl
Ill Dave it, keep q mic.
IN. 1t will have to play
u domestic economy. i
not as familiar with
b y waffle ring, Avoid.
Iauge, Imported partiC
% the Temptation of
y Westphalia ham. Ia
though you know who
sitive that it was corn
would not be Objecti
/ your plate, to inspC
antalizes you on the
. q slow process, this
lful, but will be sa.
al.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-18

Isey's Evening Hymn:
might pitch my moving tent,
days march nearer Rome"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-18
DAILY CLARION.
M 5nlFs anna =

0eh AfdemO BObte0 DOVE
,I.1Fs -sxf4n = T@ss'
b Ray and Enoch Arden
b were spoons ON Annie Lee g. -
lid not fnlhH her notion,
preferred 10 mate with 4.
she welded. and she bore hin, ,eB-FA.
. f,tIs ehitdrye three,
ecoming short Of rhino,
och went away TO sen,
nr Mrs. Arden owner Ea res :
well-stocked village shop.
2 butter. sOap and treacle,
swax, whipc I :, / por.
ong years she waited for him,
he neither came nor wrote,
refors she concluded Enoch
lid no longer be afo1t
hen Philip came to ask her,
she would be Mrs. Ray, ..t.,.,
Believing she was widowed,
| lid not say her visitor nay ~+
second time was married,
re up selling bread and cheese;
n due ll0Ss Philip nursed
ls Ray upon his knees.
las the long lost Enoch,
rms up uu-ex pec-ted-lyI
was va disconnected
this act vi biga-my.
efecting on the subject,
determi led TO atone
is heightened absence from her
Just leaving well alone.
IL TO his bed he dwindled
wn TO something like shade,
ed with his good landl1dy,
| xt the debt of nature paid
when both the Rays discovered
" poor EnoChs life had ended,
came out in handsome style, and
We his corpse funeral splendid
Ia all know about it.
{ Is not sufficient write
ext mail TO Alfred Tenny-
Z. 1.-The Isle of Wight
(Melbourn Punch.
, 1866-12-22

The Fcntnn TrtnIa-Thamn1 1inddrn Con-
sfefed mud Sentenced TO lc Hanged tho
%mtth Commcnced-Tbe Huron and On
aurio Canal i'rnjcet letter from Lynch.
The Condcmord Fcnlan.
swEEEsuruc. December el-Eyen.nE.
IT on.s Madden TO Je hanged February isl. i.
The prfsontr betrayed no emotion except a
tIsesing ST. ue. After he vas removed tho 4ia1
Of Smith rSoceeded. Similar cs1dence Sas given
Mr.. Dc. In left the CASE in the Judges hands
w!tEout addressing the jury:
3he JnSSsc ne Sas,sed shs 51'y, who ~fre IL licked
morrow.
1oRos7o, December al.-The Leader .ay.
Ihe able md -, elaborate e speech q Coy
sfurIrg The donbters Of the oeairabiliy of m,
dertaltEE Tic ship canal.
Ecnecforth The projeet will b regarded By the
majority OF The pcop'e Of up2ar Canada a. iodis'
1he Western State. will be most benea ated. and
Il Is Teasonabtc to look TO them Tor consi4cz'
ToRos7o. December s1.-The following 1ctte,
Forto n1''y 71'a'sR1: nI,z-o n,,~n>.. :,
TO the Fentsn Broth! mood .n1 The friends OF
FcnlAn prisoner Ia Sew York City and Vicinity:
The nnders,cced hss been au,ho-fzed b. his le1.
Sew IosE Gny i'' sad .icaniiy snii Icaa asausi Il
5e+pc1d!nE 10 He appeal made .q hem = 81.
hood. for contributions toward procuring Christ
mas dinnerz. This appeal might with propf1e'y
be made for psuper. aud eonr1cts On Hlackwelrs
a gross insnlt to The 1r1shaen held u political
prisoners IN Canada. Never h4vtng r.
seivsd ny nd o. assistance nom fen!an
q Teon.e tSe, % III lss. sPpeai
They earnestly snt1eat ,heir friends aet nov ie
, 1866-12-22
FROM ST. LOUIS,

warrants lssa cd By the United ksnte% Com
m3estt ntr AEafnrt Colonel 3t.urgpmcrY
and sahrrn-Thc Temperance Movement
Caah0e IN the OF3nntzatton Of the
SouthsSeaf Pacific tthtlrund-Thc River
4 new COLONY OF RcbeIa for Vepezue4a.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trionre1
ST. LoC1s, Deeember Fl.
Warrants have been Issued By the United States
Commissioner tn this city, for the ART 1t OF Colonel
Bacon Montgomery, commander OF the militia in
lafayette Comfy. DR.. Cooley, sheriff Adam.on,
and four Other pc1sons, charge Of 1nstis Alag
and participating In the recent crimes against thr
peaceabfe citizens Of that county. The wrrran.s
were Issued under the Civil Mshts Bill passed At
the last ecssion of ConRrets, the aml1>i1s On
which they were asked for stating that the oEend.
ems could mol br arrested and r1ed in thai county
1nef d 11s ia ,a. $ q tns sis a. hey were too
Elven TO the United States Marshal. Thotuns 3.
Wallace, and he lett on the tralu Wednesday for
be brought to It. Lonfs, and examined befofe thc
uniief! States Commissioner.
Ihs ss temperance movencns Is meeting with ln-
9:t, ,2oo, ts about to bc commenced.
nc saanSe Pase IL tn of
o. o1 70! IL sos III 1s1 sseAsf III L
ha7bos Is nearly clear Office. Difficulties arc C.
ported In the navigation 10 Cairo, three boats
Louis. 0''
4 new colony Of rebels left for Venezuela res.
to-day
ST. T.Ior1s, December :l.-A letter in the Epen.
ih1 DttE,1'th g1ves statements In regard to aGI.s
lM Lexington. 1her recount eome sweuty outra-
Rrs eaid 10 tave 1eeu committed By Colonel Mont
Cniteu State. Express Company, attempted rob
beEy Of tie Farmers bank. wholesale arzeat Of
cittEcns. and c.t1ht1fAiug and maintaining
rctcn Of terror: Tho principal tnsaeators Of thc
troubles arc eald TO be Dr.. Cooley, Supervisor Or
Registration, and Ex-SheEln Adamsen. The
statements ALTO ray since the spring Of 1a5 thcre
has been no armed resistance OF obsfracttou 10 an
Executive legal process, nor have the people
failed o. refused 10 respond 10 tue SUMMONS Of
any civil officer.
4 number OF the leading citizens Of st. Louis
sent President Johnkon a ataiemtus Of the condt-
uon Of affairs in MIAsonrt going hack to last year
that he }ay 1t heforc Congress. and ask for com.
mIitce 10 investigate Matters In this Sta.e
, 1866-12-22
FROA MILWAUKEE.

Ntecon.tn Tntnn Religious Convention
Rev. Dr. Dixon on the The strrs-Rev.
7fr. Losc on the 0perx-Ftnnt Action of
the Eanvcuftaa on Amu%rmeuts-Thr5
Condemn nil bEt Tha%e AesoclaEcd With
an ''Idral ChrtatIan Nome+r DC.
Especial Despatch to ths Chicago IHbunc.]
luwACKKE. December Il.
Last evening large audience WAS attracted bv
he distinguished epesIert who were announced
to address the Wisconsin Union Religious Coz.
veut1on. and The moral questions which iheJ were
to trcat. Rev. James Dixon, D. D.. Of The Bap-
tit Church. Milwaukee, read m essay on the
subject, "Cau Christians. consistently with their
professions, tc1,de1 suppo1. to the theatre:" lie
took radfcal grounds In The negative, and mAIH-
tatred hit pos1tlop With inTtr chile argument and
convincing appcal. Rev. ". D. Love rcA1 an
ce.ay on The opera. Nc opposed It on the grounds
Of ITS evil tendencies and husifut associations.
When the revolutions OF the Conven-
ton werc lronchs before the body,
for hpal action on Ill the great moral quesuoas Of
The daJ the Church OF Wisconsin, AZ Represented
In this Convention, arc one fu their opposition TO
tutct1pesaoec, including wine drinkfng In rs
Ialldea fotme SAbbx!h desccraiion. q I'd play1Ls.
dancing. ileatre and opera coln. on the part o.
Chs1e1ans, and thott amusentnts which, By evil
associations. hare become Of doubtful expedi-c-
g.. 1he tnduence Of the Convention will be ftls
hy The Church, and II 4 stimulus to proErc*. tn
The Itne Ct pures morality aud 4 higher 9saa4a:d
Of Christian character, the Convention Is regard
ed, even bJ those who were tsoubiad with nIselr-
legs, II gratifying ancccte, Willie Tho CQEtep-
, 1866-12-22

tFrom the Eaton Rapids, {MIch.) 1o1rnal1
One OF the most horrible calamities, such
as death by fire., occurred in this place on
Thursday last, By which the wife Of William
]. Huntington and hired Glrl named Wilson,
aged about nineteen years, were burned to
such an extent us to cause the death Of the
latter within the next twenty -four hours
aud the life Of Mrs. Huntington, at the
present time Of writing, Saturday noon,)
to be dcsVaired Of: The particulars arc a.
follows: At about eleven o'clock In the
afternoon, Miss Wilson, the hired girl, started
IRE In the kitchen stove for the purpose, a.
VIC understand. of preparing dinncr. In the
place Of kiudlin.<, to make haste in this
work, she took q can OF kerosene oil and
when suddenly q sheet OF flames dartcd from
the stove aud, following up the stream Of
liquid from the can, Get It On hre. Theu fol-
lowed the bursting Of The can, the burning
liquid scattering over the room aud over the
screams brought Mrs. Huntington In haste
from the next room, who, seeing her In
flames, crasped pail Of water for the pur-
pose Of aiding her, but In passing By the
stove she fell into pool Of burning t1uid,
which speedily cnve}oped her clothing in
flames. Both then rushed ont doors. frantic
With pain. cndcavoFins to put out the flames
by rolling upon the ground. Mr. Huntington
and another man near by rushed speedily to
their rescue, in vain trying to tear the burn.
ing Clothing from their bodies, and both
burning their hands severely In the attempt
All unavaillnc: all yestisea OF clothing ex-
PARTICLES Of cloth around the neck and
shoulders Of Mrs. II. were devou.ed bY thc
flames, and both ssof the bodies burned to 1
blaekened crisp, As ne stated above, Miss
Nflsou died ID great agony from the burns,
about ten O'Clock Friday morning. Mrs.
Huntington seems to have been In lcss pain.
bnt most probably from the fact OF send.
bi1lty being moro or less destroyed In the
narts burned. At the time Of the calamity,
Mrs. Huntington was essei<nse, which rendered
her situation the more critical, all hopes Of
cIans and friends. Mrs. Huutfcrtou Is the
daughter Of Mr: J. DeCoursey, Of this place,
aud in case Of her death, Of which there il
no doubt, will leave husband and three
children. parents, brothers and sisters, and
many other warm friends and relatives to
fnn11fn her sad fatA
, 1866-12-22

OMcta1 Returns at the Sesndk E1ectlon-Sa1
Francisco Observation-Disclosures Tor The
Introduction Of d Large Force Of chinese
LahortFs--hoek OF m Earthquake 1t sac
fa1nento-HtnvS storm.
SAN FnANc1eco, December IS -Od1clA returns
OF The Nesada election give B1aisdetf, for Gov.
ernof, .o2o majority Ashley: TOR Congress, 80
majority. Fifteen counties hxye been indicted
9! HigteE. The fnes In each Case we1e nxed At
The san Franc3aco money market crowB easier.
FirHt class paper discounted At one Der cent.
1O.ND bar1t,ls superior Hour will be sent ria
Pa1ama 10 New York
Governor McC2:mlck, Of Arizona, came he,e
al the request of the citizens Of lhnt TERRITORY to
AsE aid 10 suppress the Indian raids. No
change IN wheat Extreme quotations $l.o31
Mining etocks cloted-sayaee, 1890 oohir. 17fs
Empire, lto; Yellow Jacket, 1915 Gould 4
SAY FRANCISCO, December 9.-Nc~otiattoas arc
pending for the Introduction from China of 4
larcc lotee of1atorczs for the Central Pacific Rail-
roAd.
The Arf.ons Legislature h.s p.t,toued Con.
GTefs to rpea> the law giving PAhate County 70
Nevada.
There. Tas shock of an earthquake at ssc.a-
nento this morning.
The gallo last night is said 10 he the sercrest fo,
len Year,, and did considerable damase to the
shipping and Whassee.
Wheat unchanged; stock here and now ship
ping. .n.UN sacks. Estimated quantity yet 10
come, ~, GOO sacks.
Choice lois chipping grade wool eold At SIC.
, 1866-12-22

sasEna ray tke shn1tion of the Austrian yolun.
LET u MEXICO tixs tAcsed ~ uaacn A71,al5
among The Austrian people, that The Cabinet 81
eleIIra 70 COW eu.o.lnr into arrangements with
rrfa1xe toy earring haex the Austrian Legion 10
Eetnpt tn the &ame vessels wNh tie French
GooRs. sueh |. the cruelty p.a:.,c=d b. Meeicin
gaetit3ht upon the Austrian 1-.!nu, that lhe OH
cela ard ro:dteEs Of hat corps hsye rolr.nnly
sxo:n to shoot each ofhes, rather tl,1n auIer
tae1ntelYes 10 be c1ptu.ca.
EIEHNA. December s.--1n 4 eoaLcu OF ua.at
onterr. III which Admiral Te.:.hol, the VICTOR Of
Ltt1a, vas present, propo4 III IN was introduced
e tend an Auttftan neet 10 The Calf Of aex,eo.
1be pEopo. taon rs rejected by large snaJoF.tr
PIsIu, December 4...aevesal Catholic p1iesss
ct Hnneary have signed p~titoa. adol oles.et to
the Hungarian L5Kial1ture. asktrg pesmi4aioo t,
m*rsy, such =. was used Il .as catholic Church
IAius, December b.-The French fio1ern :neui
taa not received from Mexico communication
calcnlsled 70 se;tse public opinion as to the cor
G,on oi aat.s in .h.s county ha. ohrr
AApItp. december BIN tho tlcci,ons y aieh
hssc tu:i taken place Tor the nomira'tn I'm Of depa
ttes IL CatAlonia, The candidates ol the Govern
Ecns haTa carried all the yo.ee, txeep: IL tte city
have been elected s"s
, 1866-12-22

Movement for tho Supprcsaton Of Gambling
and Gilt Concert Sy*tndlbnR-Educnttoun
Additional Fctiec Force Asked for-Schop1
ltbrnF5 to be EstRb1lshed.
tspec'sl Despatch to the Chicago Tttbuna.1
c1xc1SSAT1, Dccember II.
The ci.T Council this afternoon referred an u.-
gent fceo'ution to It's committee On 4 law for the
enforcement OF the State laws against GIN con-
ce1s, GIFT museums, and the like, and against gam
bling. which hare been very COMMON here Of latn.
Tho desire to suppress them il very strong aud 1t
win be carried ont. A gambler Was tned Ssnn and
coste yesterday iu the Court Of Common Pleas.
and sent TO jail for three months.
George B Ho!ister Is re -efected Director Of the
NcNickes Universiky. Rev. Dr.. Thomas 1t Day.
ton Is spoken Of a. The successor Of Ii. late d.
McMnttin, in the chair Of theology Of tho Chicago
Theological Institute.
General Edw. S, Soycs has resigned bis oh1ee
ne City Attorney. to a.fuue hts dpty as Probate
Judge. a. elected 1sst fall Hts successor IL u, H.
Morrill,.
Tha Mayor asks the Conncil 70: IN a1d1.
ttcns1 police fo.ce. he rays 1a} patrols arc not
sufficient for city Of e5l Nu0 souls Thrrc are lld
uies Of pay cd streets and 10O miles Of paved side
walks. and 1t !e impossible for lh1t number Of 20.
ltccmen 10 patrol them properly.
The city Joins the School Do1rd in atktpr the
Lce1slature for special tax Of one aud ouc.;cu b
mills 10 establish ethoo1 library.
, 1866-12-22

Vherenbouf. Of a1piasrr CampbelE-Anztr4
at a1ataMsrAR Loesea t. the
Atherat Cause Evacuation Of san L1fe
FosoAl by the ImrcF1afisIs'
GA1sIs7pN, Dec. 9l.-Min1stes Campbtli and
his Secretary OF Legation are stll At Brownsville,
bnt will 20 10 Monterey aoon ~ practicable. On
the 1871, C4najes and Corrnxs LEFT for Monterey
Kteobeao icft on The 1esh. and before eoln: he
issued decree declaring null md yotd all Laws
apa de9ees taade unde5 the so-es'lsd Empire;
Thf includes the acts Of CAs1ajol and CAnaes, and
entai1s great 1oskes On The merchants, who
had bcen forced 70 adsance 1mmenAe
SENS Of money to both ehitftains-
it's credited hen tha! on he 1;sh cans1ss pro-
nouucrd sEatnst JuAte1 and IN faEor Of 0:teSa,
and that he Government Of Tampteo ha. done
the fane. 4 courier has arrived With the news
ihst The IuperiaIists eyaeuatcd San f.uls po.o.l.
Which was Il ones occupied By the Liberals.
Ill alko currently Trp:rted to-riFht ta1t Ca
nails and Co1tinas attached aud cap.uerd Eco
bedo. Or,eca rill enter Ac1ieo wtta!n u, da!s.,
csralcs viii about three huna.ed. ls!t Aan-
with rev Il taking part IN tae e1mpa!Gn in .hs
inferior, and Eecotedo and staa len ou tas lsta
suddenly, IS It H1s supposed Minister lamp
bell was to rroo. by the Gcaersrs escort 70 Mon
terry 10 meet Jn&rcx.
1sc Minister and Nj. PlUu. Secretary ot leSa'
, 1866-12-22

ION has been stnctIe In It's condemnation Of ytce
rp,rt b.nathed only kindness. synnaihv aae
ose TOWARD Al! e1assea. Recommended ihe high ;:
Christian home. @A@ '1e"'
The hethodisi Church Was ABLY represented by
rev. u. .. 1t!ion. Prestdeut Of the Convention
"a State, q Appleton: 1he Baptl.t Church BY Re..
lr. ntxon, The Congregational BY Rev. Preai-
cent Merriam, Rev. Mr.. Lane OF Milwaukee, and
ny Rev; M.. Vhn Net Of Geneva The German
-. s;Hsngeieal @ and nnteh fseformed Church wc1c
a!:1 Hcn 1spsesented- A committee Of hve. con
1I1on: hsr. 9. Fa1lon, Rev. vi. Van 'Sest, md
Kev. Ms: shaief % xas appointed 10 consider The
The game law l. being sasosuusly enforced to
day one mfn vas aoed over thirty doliats fi,r
psa,rle chickens found In his POSSESSION All pro
Vision stores bnytnG 6acA blscs are 1prd t0o dol.
ta5s for each one fo91d on lis pIemi: es,
, 1866-12-22
FROM MONMOUTH.
Action OF the Boa I'd Of Trustees Of II oun, outh
tsttcEe-Falr In AID Of the New Hlnson!c
Hail,

Action Of thr Board Of Trustees Of II our, out b
Cs1tcHe-Fnlr In Aidef the New Hlnsou!c
Hail,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttfbune.1
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, December 81.
The Board Of Trustees Of Monmouth Coliepo
have Just closed theIr winter session. The report
Of The President OF the College shows the present
session to be the mort encccs.ful since It's exist
enee: There ha!e been In attendance this session
10y Students In the collegiate department, aud al
~ the aeaGemieal department The Hoard adopt.
Cd actlse measutes to increase the cndowment
1lcd, knd appointed John II. Wallace. Of Nuv
1otk ClJ. Superintendent OF Finance Rev j. A
l.. GeGaw, Of South Henderson, Illinois, wn.
elected Vlet Pteeldrut, ana Professor OF the Eng
LIB language and Literature Tie Board granted
Preelecnt Wallace leave Of ab4cnce TO yisit the
colleges Of Ibis country and Europe, aud took
action to defrly his cxpenses.
Tie Ladies u this city have beea Carrying On =
fancy fAis for the benefit OF fhc M,sons lJ Way OF
fitting M their new bali, which. when dnI.kco.
vi! be one OF the flest in tue West. The eEorts
OF tic ladies IL shls cause hare been crowned with
complete SUGGEST. The ucT Masonic Hall is dl!ed
to o|e'doWtrg with rare specimen. Of handIworE.
from good comfortable bed qnilt do xn 10 doll
baby. Fine specimens Of painting, drawing,
fancy eoodt. cabinet work, &c., an. fast being
converted Info the 1tthJ 1ucre 1y The atr hznI u
tie ea!cswomtn. Tho receipts 70 lar haye bccn
more than the most san :uiue could wist.
, 1866-12-22
FROM NEW ORLEANS,
Preliminary HuafpcHs OF the Rtot InveaIi
cutting Commit re

Preliminary Huaipcrs OF the Riot Invcasi-
RNttuR Commit &C.
NEW ORLEANS, December 90,-The Iuyestfcat-
Ing Conmitfees secEctaryis instructed to obtatn
official positions in New Orleans By popular ejrc-
ton or by appointment OF the Mayor IN August
and July last, and the names Of Tie police torce
fully requested hJ the committee to give suc6 aid
!c the prsm.Ees q. VIII enable them to obtain The
Information required.
NEW ORLEANS, December 21.-Goserpor Wells
has issued requests 10 the clerks Of Tic Criml.a1
Courts n the State 10 fnInlAh hiE, with d liz. Of
the criminal Indictments on the docLela, from
November. 1sG1', to November, 1sss.
NEW 0A1HAAa December al.--The Congressiou-
al Committee will commence tier investigation.
to morrow at the ST. Louis hotel. They cIpec,
to complete tieIr work In ahout two weeks.
NEW ORLEANS, december a1.-Gsnerai Sherman
viii leave for the West to morrow.
The lnteet Eews from Brownsville SAYS Minister
Campbell has Eonc to Monterey. and will await
there the cqHtnc OF JuareE
, 1866-12-22
From RALEIGH.

Conftct Hetwecu S1i1ieary and Civil Au-
thor1tte%~.4ttcmps to Carry tluI shc Old
slave IAws-Unttcd states Officers In-
dtctcd.
RA1k1GH- n. c., December al.-Co1oncl BAN.
ford, commanding The United States military
tonces in North caro1tna tntertered and prevent.
"a the saeftn IRON intistug eo'porcal puntsh,
fuwte ordered the Indictment OF all military OH.
CEN concerned IN tue Transaction. Ihe negro
wss returned. aiter Fectlying eight lasles. when
the soldiers lctl the ground. Indictments viii be
isssned ACai1lst the officers.
1he negro ~ilt be whipped today. Judge
IowIe has called on the GoSe1uor to carry out ,6c
laws Of The Slate.
wl4l1aToN, y. e.. December a1.-Leuis and
Augustus Williams. frcelmen. convicted at the
October Superior Court, Of rh,shn AZ robbery, ws1e
eIrcufed here 10 Q-dhY.
, 1866-12-22
FROM MEMPHIS.


I.ease OF Plantations in uArkau4n4-ScnFrtty
Of Currency. DC.
Especial Despatch to Tho Chfeas, Tribunal
MEAPMa, December u.
The ArdI4ncA< fAgofs the cordi,l reception Of
the Congressional excursiouIsts.
EotNithstaudin2 tho losscs cf nearly every
planter, laEd on the Arkansas River l. In demand
At twtivc 10 sixteen dollars per acre for another
years lease.
Currency Wis 70 scarce today that cotton bly,
e1s offered Ase-dly bills On New York At two per
cent OF.
funds to erect monuments snd tablets 10 deceased
fthel AOldefH.