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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

Brautt nitt III luhsn, r,einrr Gel!
Den 0lfen bonn Yeifen
&rssenst bsuf pbne Dsbl
Wfar Stint.
eittlewooe S 3bompfom's
@a19< unb &einiQunaS>
@rDltal!
brett tmrortist p,n 2cntOn, England.
~ SpartGure 3ett! Nrbett! unb
Guer Gelb!-no
Ttr paus- unb Wa1@frausn 1T Is nptbpen.
big ~ pi1en, baB bieles @a3@-G vital nihts
@&deli&es entbdlt. ,uobur@ bic ~ paf@enben
@tgenltanpe an9e9rtfen weroen. Is III in bic
'sn 9axee nod ni9ts eingefIbrt, mel9ss eixe
. punserbare Berdnberung an @af@tagen Der,
pur1 sbra&t bat. s. ipart Cure 3sit, erbdlt
CUR 3sus,- na9t tas Waltsn ~ tinem Scr.
enu9en, to0et ni&t 70 sisl Geueruns unb ereift
2ittlsprpb II. 5bpmp}pn's GryRal br:i&abiat bic
sarteIen 9aute ni9t. Sir 2innen unb (9wsrt
5trFs farm ss Nit iibertrrfsn tpstbsn. Bdr
@rissn unb feline Gabrtfate If IS unerisslt1.
Sc itlhabiet bic Garben niGt, luubern labt lie
mieeer rein uno flar terppr!resn. Ge erbalten
ibren naturli9en CLAM pieber. Glanele sper-
Zen tpeiB une ,ein wie neu. WeiBe @s1en
perten beteu!enb bensr taburh unb betalten bie%
Meibe> fslbR ren, man lie Wonate lang tpeg.
leet. Gau|enbe Don Tanailie, trertfn eatur@
elidli@ eea,a&t. Man bat fsine llnanntbn,.
IiGfettsn an Wal4taBen, weun man 2ittlspupb
u. Ibomplua's &einisunes> GrYiial 9etrau9t.
IS triro uni&asbar e~efunben tperbtn fir fol-
senbe :3mede: Gum Waidex eQer fsinen Co..
hsx. als Muslin, SpiBsn, 1tnsereug ,e. Bum
Nttaigsn BON Sdtuartnten, Rammeu, BiirIten.
Gldtern unb Isaern. Gntfernt Gledex pun bet
9dnesn unb Gett Gus 1sppt&en, 1lsipern, Gla-
nea>n.
Gs r1aHt tartes @aler pei@ unt tann aud
eyfpl9rei9 IN Babsrn angenanht perben, ta IS
fofurt ben Ssre6rteten @Gwri6 bon ter paut
e%ntfernt. Cine fleiue Quan!itit 1pQte aud fir
GuBbaeer 6ebraubt wereen'
s. madt Gin fiblenbeS unb reiut9entes
@aitmittel fir BEN Ropf, penn man eineu
IbeeDfsl puQ BON bem &ry0al in einem pieriel
Yint Wahsr auaSff3 lepie gum Neinisen bss
Wunbts, ber 3abne unb beS @aumens 1T IS
auberpreentli1 gut. tsenn man einen Itee,Gfel
npl III eintut @las @aNer ntu,mt.
Gs n,a4t Qinnfn auberprtmtliG pn@ u. ni@i
pic aneers Vrdparate, IS ertdlt aud bas Gabrt-
Tat.
R5 y. 3dIer -Ru
@albin8ton StraBe III ter Na9e ber Gde Der 3,
St.VauL,
a~letntser Ieent fir BEN Staat Mixnsfpta.
~ 2aubtauFtute iint srlu&t, bsi mir Dor.
3uipre@en unb Gin y rube y a d / unentaelolid
in Gnefdng 3u tebmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
NDti3. Npti3,

HSVVVO< AVV*VO<
Dem teut(@en Yublifum hermit bic ersebsnite
an3stee, baB i'd a.. Der 3. Strabe, In 3ueas al
ten Sin @hpp ud@f BEN Autetiean 9pule einen
0rceerie.9 tsre erriGtet unb bic be(ten Maoren,
tpel&e ID betna Nntauf {or9fdltig auspdtlts, ILL.,
Zig Sertaufe. t9
Mtnueapolis, Mat 1866.
s. o. 1ubtr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
goncert n,tb 3an3mnHf
IN ser nsueiusei&tetea Varteupirtbi&aft ttr
GrceliiOr Sr0ucrci

Moreen, Sonntag.
o. Omuibu0s Ssl&e BON Der Bride u. pom
Jn!srnattsnal.3 sttl atfabreu, bltSybern bic ee<
tbrtsn Gate gum BeRplab.
gRein ttRes Ditr, frilG aus benz iubIeuaeuer
ea1u auf hbrigen BEN Originate ter 6erren unb
Daratt lalasaentsu .G,f.f9unetu pe,t.u I'm
eeebrten W6htn yeracrsi&t.
- II meta Gnti&lu6. meinen s.b.ten 0aneu
Elm trSeliGts Tfnsffet ~ bersitfa unb ba ids ~
eettItn1 3vsde Aats auf's Bette arransirt, lase
10 ju jablrfi1em Bela9e hermit frsunbli&t Gin
1beopor 6amu1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

Sr.,Gui. zimmerman,
Deuti9er Nrst @uncar;t une @eburts>
belfe,
&C. Offes : Dat Stra6s, 1T tcr Nabe ber Geuu~
try, Swatpnna, Stesle Co., Ntnn.
pfsrirt hermit benz sssbrtsn seuti&sn Yubliium
~rrsebsnl feline Dtsnits. nit tem 8emsrtea, ta6
Ct in aQen 1dasn, no Yatienten ieinen 9sifane
btanlpru9en, aufmtrflame une biaise 8ebant-
lung gar1nttrI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

Ote
Mutual gnsnrante Gompagais,
Manfato, Whit,
rerll6ert 9eaen Ieuer unh Sitb
uns fir eas @terben ssYiets surd Sgan.ts;t.
Die @i&erbeit bieEsr Grmpaen,s smtfs5:t fd
eurG fel1enos Namen rtn lsibR:
Veamten
Gigter @. Sind, ssrGi,
MGtt. s. ". @t6msu, srlr. Sffr.
BANTER 6. y. @mitt, @taemei(sr.
6. s. Jreeman, &d. @sfr.
AS @epdbssmdnnsr:
@op. Miaer, @@abmetRet @GeG,r, @euatp,
Mlr. &amiep s. u. 1bempirn u. u.
90 mirs I'M SntereIe Ter bcutltsn Ginnpbne,
iein, TIT Gi8entturt inter ssn llfsrn SGus bic
fer 0eieQltaft ju ftaer.
60 Ssnnstg, @sn' aat.
Granf @idle>,
Ia Sc Gueur, M}nn
SaSbp s 60.
Gatritanten son unt pGnn!sr II
5Qug< u. @ebepumpen,
ben btfen i'll Der 1nslt,
ct, p,......M inne{ota
Nr- Qnnhnoeutur e., at meter Np:,roe,.n
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

Or. a. Ortmaun,
Deutf9er Art ct. Antbcny, Minu.
Oftte.: Dbtrt stabt, gtan6a.o's gIcd
ss9enabsr, nabe Weaiuesres dub sto.t.
Spg straee, aaen gIod n5rsIt9
Dd1tft'S ~ u be u: gcamtttaas spu7-1O,
3fagn1. BON 1-3 usb Son 6-S.
Dr;O. p~raetteirt felt 8 Setreu in St. Antbpn,
aae oeea MELT aQe tss drstlide uub 6iruroi5o,s
9av lglagtnsen 6aQe mad freua rtdtufd9fti<
pen 0runeiaBen. @er G6 iGriftiih an i'm
meueef, trbalt pronpte Nntu ort.
Drtf4er Smpffoff
~ ~ 1eoer Jabrts3ett Sorratbie. Ir. 8. be.
luot x~anoesmetnben unb imbft itre stiuee r. az.
gen Bulge Vsrsutung. Diejeuieen. pel6e fsebr
snf1ernt uobnen unb f1 uub ibre aiuber f,ib;f
5u tn,p1:n pari1eu, t~Snuen, aea.u Ginie ntnnn
oon bret DoQars, Bon inn eenlaenbeu Smnfs
lten, elns5mpflaueette uub eenaue IdriftlideWn.
wetlune aum Smpfen .rtqlsn.
Subu 2t5sWiaDer.
" Neutrality-suspicious.. eesnRiaarsfoss tsu.
Wiansapplis, Minne1pto.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
bdlt eta ~obladortirtes Eager geld madppu urt
MODERN cnsetsrttstern 5errenEItibe1
6aiImere,
Eu9e unb
Wefen>StpTe
~b6rrdtb.9 unb Iubrt fdmmliGe BefeQunoen oui
eae prompteRe unb 3ufriepenfeuenbNe aue.
Dee8leldsn pNertrt uein Stpre eire are6eNus.
pabl pra aappenf9i1men u. anhsrm ;3ubetSr.
eefpbn 81. monpr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

~ We cannot afford half q CO.
Of arotten egg poetry. Volks-
blatt) .a
can't eve Z" f
Cause tf"we' ever so hard did
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

WpnitDr.
peutlde &eftauratipn u. 2asertier. Sa!cn
bpn Trauf 9arG,
nabs Dem Depot une bist rebsn Der 3anesbrids,
ct M%ntbpuy, Minn.
Die ausssia9telsn GjsriGts. seIisisls Wstnt
unb Naueure, fcwie bic feialtenS asanua- Cigar
rem une fofliGes Srtt'iass Qagerbier 1iseen in
u.einem elegant eiugsri9tsten @a!opu Zen eeebr-
ten Dafsn tets su Disnfen. Sesen Mpracr
freten 0un6. Branf Gard.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

ton. q. g.. 3u tban.
Gs peroen sermibt Sultaten aus 8inneluta :
aahrews, @lfreb D., So. .. 8. 8oIs.
gIarl, Soitpb g., 60. 6, 8. DoIs.
parusN .. g. 60. &, 9. gols.
Raus, 8raul, So. ., 2. gps.
9err, SOtu, 60. u, 2. e. %.
@tyres, 1bspbure, 60. s, s. Bds.
Ortner, @attbtas, 60. g. 2. 9ols.
Stud, Gli Co. 5, 9. guls.
@baaon. Martin, Cor =, 1. go,s,
- 9errli9e &eoen erquiden alb uub III bas
2anb unb II tpolfiB ME Der pimmel, 70 bea IL
bic @tirae her Bauern, berer wenieRens, tic
hes Spsa&portts ui&t per0e6sn: rDanlet benz
perm, bonn IT IT freuntlid unb feine @ii.e
wabret epteIi&!
Der 8rnS beS >. 8airifben 6ofes''
in &bafopee.-lnferm Treunse Ben. On.
sre&s bon @bafOpee, BEN BON einen, fttlameu
Ntbsef&ide auf has bartnadteae gtrfslettn,
foQtt pabrli@ bic Quf @aabSfe ~ bauen, ser.
seben, w6re ct ni@t fir bteiee 9ef&ift BON Na.
tur - gang uub gar ser paGense Rann. 9err.
lt&tr ais te bate ct mad Der 3erFSruus jetu.1
alttn pptels bic aufeabe eelSR, einen @aRbe'
erRer aIaffe aufsufubren. Das pauptse.
bduee tar MATS. auf has @olietfe eebaut mi
feline i&Sne Bront la&te tsu, antSmnaItne auf'a
freaubli&at sntseseu. Die serduuuisen @taQe
bic Rabtli&s Gtnfabrt. bas f9Sne @sbSit eria
aerten uus an bte ppblbabis.n GaRbSfe bes al
ten gaterlanbes, une serbte6 gun. 8prauS bu
gate 6uartisr, wsl&es benaud ieber 0aR BOZ
fets etfuntsn. SeBt III Bon aue ben. sauns II
Spur ustr ssrbanbtu. 9n etnem sre6en Isl
jsrutn Nebeusetaube, wel@es eea tar3li@ auee
baut ~urbe, brad 8euer aus unb In pent
6tuubeu lag Der Yr6Gtise r9aieri|&e psf3 I
G&utt unb aiae.
Die eerinoe gerf@eruns Won $4,000 bedt se
8erluf nt&t CUR palfte unb bate pesr Gxbred
nod tpenise Sage sur bsm Branbe, Elm Raufau
8ebpt fiji bic Suu,rae bon $4,000 ertalt.u
@abrlt&. pas TT elm f@perer @@lae, alb
Greunb &nbre&s bat ,1urai@' unb pirb b.
Mutb ni@t Fnlen laGea,
- 9an beabI9tiet, bel @sleeesbeit Der E,
3 eune bts @runeRetnsS sum btt1een Opernbaui
etne Setter ~ peranRaleu.
" = Die perren Babel, Gu&slt, @9ulsr ",
. @ifermann babsn bic Gront tbrer Gt(@afsloFa
!" ptl&e bar@ ben lttten Branb eelitten, auf
t&Snae reRaurirt, 70 ta6 bic 3duler,eibe einl
3e frsauelt&eru aubltd etpabrt ale fe.
~ - 9u Der Na&tarf&aft bon ct. Glsnb M
t. btn fttt 3ar3em aa:6O 6&aft pm panben 9
tStrt. s1 :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

}. q. 3tswart, woFmsiasr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16

uNsS UtlbtluylS NV VuIv WItCtUte ~ NOItCS1
ta6 bic Bepobner ter Rse.iper 8nFe1lunS ten
@iour @aftn uub 9luniiicn s%slisitrt.
-pesr Dtnspus bat i'm Gruerede cine BID
introsuetrt fit Bepiuieuns Atws alenter @ettio-
nen 2ant, jur llntsrflbuns tes GGaues elmer
Gi@tnbabn sou ct. Qouis mad Gstar Napibs.
3n ssr @treitfa&e @iltsr sesen tft @taet
ct. Yaul, In ser 90 lH M, eiut Got an Ter Gde
b.r 3. unb 9adfon @tta6e, bic %fosenanute .@:.
Gbarlts Strset' banselt, euti&teb bic jury, naa-
ben, BE gerbanbluneen ssr bem DiRrttt. Weri&t
iber cine @o&e eesauert, fit ben 2l6ser.
Yro1entea an @anbenIotn uatm bte
@tabt bieie % ode IN 0sRaIt BON 3waaeReuern,
bic ee BON stneun Dubfnb Qaferbirnen ertpt,
$3.50 Gin.
= Cine @eituf&af @tour 9nbtaaer aus mn.
fern 6taat. batunter Otber DAY, ber Retter suu
62 @et6su. beretf febt unter DtreItion efnes &C.
wi0sa paneurn tie Ser. Staateu, UNI f@ III,
@elb itbeu " Iafeu.
Gin Maua Raueus Gurloue, Der biefes Sag.
elm gsrtemunate nit elmer anlsbnltden Gelb.
fau,us tanb unp iefost auf bic pisnesr > Offe,
elite, UNI feiueu Gunb a~n3eieen ~ lA7tu, fSuut
tbeufa1s retlen unb I'D fir @elb ftbeu la7eu
biuu e iR f&erlt& zine 70 eru6e GuricFtdt, all
treenb Elm siuur Subianer nur (tin Tam.
> GsrrefpOnoenj ron Rinneapo:is tia
leiber ~ ip6t Elm fit bic e~eeenwdrtise Nuu,sn
Sic temut IN ber ,tddfen.
ca Die sou perra whf0 uns aufees,bsae,
neust Abenne1ten in 4tnueatslis erbielten bi
lstte Rummsr (4lU suSsiaubt. Sh nv
anaetcuaen leiu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-16
@ie munte,19Sn 1T @pttss Grbe
unp ,pertt tarauf peroni8t au fem;
Drum nil i@, eb' t@ Mae ReIbe,
..4Rein @eien treiten" unb mid freu'n.


nnp wertt tarauf pereni8t ~ fem;
Drum nil i@, eb' t3 Mae weIbe,
r4Rein @eien treiben" unb MID freu'n.
unsantbar aber tpia ID anf ttinen Gau fem
une tesbalb erwdbnen, ba6 man IN ct. Gloub
bas bette, laftisfe &ussenbrub tbt bae ID il
setoGet. Das RSrntee i'm @efeu ber 2eute
1eltR mag l9 auu, 1beil ron biefeua llm(anbe
beri9reiben.
2etn Grsmser, tueb @eifestins er aud lei. tanu
ubne Gin @sfabl ebtfar&tsSoaer Bewuneeruns
ben Rol,en nod ni&t gang suaenbeten Bau btr
nsuen satbultl&en 2ir9e betra&ttn, ptl&e pbne
3wsifd he sr5btae II TN StaAt uub ein
pra@tsstauee i'm Gutpurt pte IN ber Nusfab.
ruu0.
Do@ bic 3eit badust Jun. 69lub. Rsrseu
ssbt's ms 2ans unb ID f@ette tesbalb fas beuts
spn Sbnen nit Zen, ausbrude raetnts ter3lt@-
Rtn Danlss an aQe bic Greunte, pel@e mid bsi
neinsm @erte bisielbf 70 na&tradli& une sr.
fulsrei& unsrfabt.
Sn 3ur1eu, Derneres pon SIREN,
&c.,. 81,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE NlcARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.

rBs PASSENGERS On THB SAN FRANCISCO AND SANTIAGO
De CUBA LERr OVER AT GREYTOwN.
81 rslI0BirH rae rHIBrSs
S.S FRASCIsCO, Dec. @.-The recent arrival hero Of
the Nicaragua line Moses Taylor from san Juan
del Sur in ballast without any passenger has already
been announced II appears that after waiting some days
over her time tho passengers which len hewfork per
steamer San Frsnc5cO San Juan dol AOfts the steamer
agent Nicaragua the 9Th Of December sent the Tay
loi 70 thi, port apparently tho presumption that 40
pasAnger, wer0 coming. As consequence the 500 pas,
sepcers including 100 T. s. troops. who left Newfork on
the 10Th Of November, ara detained IN Nearasus and
csnnot arrive here until the OF the steamship
America due here about the 10Th of Januay-thus beng
full two months 81 route.
The announcement that the steamer San Francisco had
pu into Fortress Monroe disabled aud that her passengers
had been forwarded per the steamer Santiago 20 Cuba Of
course aid not roach until after the Moses Taylor
started for San Juan.
learn in addition 70 the foregoing that the Santiago
De Cuba arrived Geytosn the 9TH Of December but
WAS unable land her passengers Tor nine days, during
which heavy norther prevailed The passengers crossed
the shus at once but found their expected steamer had
lsfi leD dpys bslOra-REFoRTEB AssOCIAIyp Psssl
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
PRESIDENTIAL PROCLAMATIONS.
TuSSAGE DUTIES on FRENCH VESSELS.

TUSSAGE DUTIES oS FRENCH VESSELS
rELEsEAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Dee 2S-The following proclamation
was promulgated this afternoon:
BY the President Of the United States Of Ame1ed
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas Satisfactory evidence been received by
His Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF France through the
Penpoena vessels belonging TO citizens of the United
Sstes entering any port OF France Of its dependencies
and sixty seven will not be subjected payment higher
duties tunnage levied upon vessels belonging
Andrew johnson President the United States Of America by
Of the authority vested in by act OF Congress Of
the lth day Of January 1924 entitled An Act concerning
discriminating duties Of unnage and import and by act IN
addition thereto Of the 24h day OF May 1929 do hereby
JanIay 1907 so long Of the United shan be-
admitted French ports the terms aforesaid French yes
sells entering ports of the United states will be subject 70 no
higher duty unnage than are levied upon vessels Of
the United States In the ports thereof In testimony whereof
states to be affixed Done OF the City Of Washington this h
day Of December in the year OF our Lord 1860 and OF the
independence of the United States Of America the 9st
by the President, ANDREW JOHNSON.
william H. SEwAUD Secretary Of State.
A CONSULAR BxRoUATUR REVOKED.
WASHINGTON, Dec 2S.-The following has been made
public this morning;
ASDREw JOHNSON. President u ns Uaitsd States.
TO ALI WHOM III MAY CONCERN: An eIequatur, bearing
date e I'D day Of March 1866 having bsen issued Gerhard
Jansen recognized him Consul of Ohenbug for New.Nork
declaring him free to exercise and enjoy such functions
powers and privileges allowed consus by the law Of
nations by the laws Of the United States and existing treaty
United and the said Jansse having refused 20 appear
the Supreme Court In the state OF New York 10 in
suit there pending against himself and Others the plea
that he Is consular officer Of Oldenburg, thus
seekng 10 use official position 70 defeat the euds Of
iusce il is deemed advisable that the said Gerhard
Jansen should longer be permitted TO continue the
else Of said functions powers and privileges These are there
Gr 20 =. consul Of 6eSbs for YORK and viii not
permit him TO exercise enjoy OF the functions powers or
privileges allowed COnsus Of that nation and that hereby
wholly revoke and annul the said eIequanr heretofore given
and DO declare the same 10 be absolutely nu and void from tins
day forward
In testimony whereof have caused these letters to be made
patent and OF United OF America be hero
unto affixed Given under my hand At Washington this 26th
December the Of Lord 1906 and Of the In
dependence Of tho United States Of America the 9lst
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Nv the President WML II. SEwARD Secretary Of state
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE PACIFIC COAST.
n1 r,l,er.ra 10 TEE rsInrss.

rELSSEAFH TO TIE TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCISCo Dec PA part of the lith /. =
Infantry assisted by cavalry will be ordered 70 oregon i' o
feon Of the mail and the residents Of that country
ME troops arc nov their way here via the lsthmu-
Irrgrafns Sacramento report hat e Whaflts ihefr
have sustained material jg! from The enect o the recent
I'VE British war steamer >utif has srrived from ycior'
Sine experienced severe weather aud sustained INJURY m
NE bark Wakei with coffee from Rio has also arrived
INAUGURATION 0F IHE CHINA STEAMSHIP LINE.
Il understood the merchants and business men OF WIS
civ viii give grand pratiOn dinner in honor OF me e
fne The depsftmerts state aud National. the municipal
the New York and san Francisco ChHnlei ul
Commerce the Chinese merchants &C. VIII be represented
Col A. Wainwright heretofore reported as having hel
at Benca said shot himself through hr hcAu 'uI"ueh
''' THE RUssIAN-AMXRcAS rELBGEPH.
sax FEANoI,co Dec 2sThe British Mail steamer Sluey
which arryed Yesterday. viii VISIT the sandwich ISLANDS fnu
Tahiti thence Valparaiso where Admlsl DeuWah wiz %
replaced by Admiral Hastings ..,,-.-
Victoria " H. telegram pf Dee ~ says lhe British bIlE
Ann arrived a. 0ya Roads that Jay nom Nautilus Dihg
ng OJ miles of telegraph cable irom ne snap hgmont wien
hai out INTO hat colony distress The Egmont vas lschag
n IL remsinng miles Of cable, having 20 pay SOD Tor
20 contain M The 1egraph ass contains lehdls
tir i'm bieh the prosperity Of Montsna is conrased With
r.trors.,iys British Columbia II ingures hus We come
a. ne melancholy conclusion that IN the American TERRITORY
the race Is maintaining is manhnshs, while Va the bh
Colony 10 - rapidly isgenefatngf y. .,..-
Tbs BARI Cindacs from Rio 10 anelfo, Win pst o. me
cargo ,f The ship Carlyle condemned Al that port sNeo yes
% Private Grain Cirsuar states Our wheat receipts and
. f M Da,f sG month, ara larger than Tor sny ontife
YEAR heretofore and the surplus st shu1S iof export nov
fsr rom l2j 10 tuns. as. ~, ~. Il. al.
,itv Dee 10 tho I'D inclusive a. which ZINE flc MINI eo'
FOR annual statement sie q % ounces snu ths sol
about 80 DOyo0 ., so.i;,o. V.u,,y
I,cs,t q e0J. Choilsr s2Js imperial SD opar 'iH
e.lcIrr t,4 Legal tenders are selling 81 o.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
MISSOURI.
LAFAYETTE CoUNTY-DONATfOS.

THR TROUBLE IN LAFAYETTE CoUNTy-DONATIoS.
= TRIBUNE
JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 2s.A delegation from Lafayette
has been in consultation with Gov Fletcher in consder
ton of the fair promises made that the citizens Of that
County will unite in enforcing the laws and driving out
bushwhaCkes. The Governor Is said 10 have agreed with
them that only small force shall be lett there, fifty
and largo force within easy distance The delegation
speaks highly of Col. Montgomery and his men.
The Lincoln Institute Of this place for the education OF
coored youths has received donation Of 2l0O from the
Ernnhmrns RnreAn.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.
THE EXCURSION PARTY IN YEw.oRLEANs-THE RIOT
rNvRSTrG ALTON.

LOUISIANA.
TUR EXCURSION PARTY IN NEw.oRLEANS-THE RIOT
INVESTIGATION.
BY rELHsHAPB r TIE
WAsHNGToN, Dec 2s-The following dispatches have
iust been received at this Bureau from The Tribune
Bureau in New-Oreans
NrwORrFANs Dec. 2s-The excursion party Of Senators
and Congresen arrived last night They met at Jack
son Miss by Gen Beauegar President Of the Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad and the committee Of citizens OF New
Orleans delegated take part in the reception AT the
dinner given at Magnolia, Gen. Beauregard presided
and very maguaEimousiy gave as a toast to which
vicePre-deu Foster with equal magnanimity respond
ed. The health and prosperity Of our invited
guests they are welcome among and happy to cat
our bread and salt with them Beamegards toast is consd
cred good Illustration Of the sdage When the devil was
sick" sc.
Lieutenant Gov. VOORHEES,. Mayor Monroe Auomey6en'
eal Heron Jacob Barker Adams Chef Of Police D.
Ad Roscr Miles Taylor aud Gen Dave Stuart were among
those examined today before the Riot Committee
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
NFw.OWYANs Doc. S-The eXcursoniss nave bceI
entertained bv the citv and citizens to-day The bad
weather has somewhat narred the pleasures Of the day
This evening grand dinner will be given oy the city ~
honor of the poables Tomorrow they will have a re-
ception and then depart II regretted that their sho
stay will prevent them from receiving many eour'eSie
which it is the wish of the citizens TO offer. - &c.
The loss Of life by the burning OF the steamer fasnoi
on the Mississippi will probably reach oV.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE TERRITORIES.
IDAHO.
DOIEGS or THR LEGISLATURES.
Pm TO TuE TRIRuNE

DOINGS or THR LEGIsLATCRE.
81 raLKasLPH TO THE TRIBUNE -.--...---.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec pa telegram dated SilgOr City,
Idaho Dec 23 says that the weather remarkably fine
The bill to establish telegraph line IN Oneida County
Rad passed the Legislature.
The Schoenbar Mill winch has been idle for the year,
commenced work on Silver Cord Rock the I'D INST.
The memorial TO Congress asking division OF the Ter
rto will probably pass the Legislature. IL is proposed
10 name the new Territory columbia"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
IIuNGARY

The lower house Of the Diet VIII discuss ou the 18th
o draft Of the address Of the states The Royal Tesoupt
has not aayed the appIehensons entertained by Hun
gary Notwithstanding the promises and Acknowledgements
Of Iotoua rights contained therein, since the request oi
the Diet of the immediate IeestablsmeAt Of the cors-
tnt4ou has not been complied with.
The address requests the Emperor not 10 render salts
factory reconciliation impossible by postporiug the re-
establishment Of the legal base Of public affairs. II con-
,1Ges ty requesting Of His Majesty means aud oppouui-
tos 70 tho Diet for efcctue satisfactory compromise.
ard ty praying that amnesty he extended 10 all political
sHenders The extreme left Of the lower house have re-
toyed to submit 10 the Diet separate draft Of address.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
ARKANSAS
prrE1rsRIPu 70 TIE TRIBUNE.

BI TELEGRAPH THE rniBrSE
IorrsvIIIE Dec. ga letter from Little Rock states
that there ha dozen members OF the Legs
laturo who will vote in favor OF the adoption Of the Con-
sututional Amendment.
RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2a-The Memphis & Little Rock
Railroad Company have been consolidated with the Little
Rock & Fort Smith Railroad Company, under the name
OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
DELAWARE.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THs TKIBuSE.

WumNGToN, Del. Dec. 2S.-A public meeting was
held here last evening organize an ASSOCIATION aer he
% Of tbat now opeTating in MARYLAND for the education
OF Delaware freedmen. Although taxed to support
public schools the coored people Of this State are not
permitted TO receive any instruction IN them Inc meet
Inc was addressed by f. T. King, Judge Bond of Balti-
morn. and Gen r. " Gregory Froedmens Bureau officer
In charge Of Maryland II probable that the ursdc-
ton OF the Bureau viii be extended to Delaware, ana he
State districted 20 Maryland
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
CANADA.

MONTREAL. Dec. 2s-The next fair of The New
made o hold a provincial exhibition the time and
place boat containing two men while crossing me nIeI
ir.terisV was upset by a sudden squall The men were
rescued with much difficulty, greatly exhausted Their Teeo''
ery il. doubtful ,,., 80.
r0poNTo Dec 2s-A number Of German and swedish enh
rt n.sd here today en route Chicago and - Iouis
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
E0STON DIVIDENDS

TfLf3hAPH TO tFA I'@'0'"
Rosroy. Dec 25-The semi-annual DIVIDENDS pay
ab m this city on or before Jan amount i9 almost 's''V'
including e. interest On United states
a. - ~ rrs.s,,v The total is $500 900 greater than
n 3, There very few changes ia INC h"nn-''u'"s
fiyidsuds
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
NEW MEXICO.

NJ TELEGRAPH rRiBUsH
LEAyESwoRTH, Kansas Dee 9.-GovArny has issued
stringent proclamation prohibiting the sale Of arms and
ammunition IN NeB-MeIico.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
SOUTH CAROLINA.
BY Ts1tGHArn 10 THE TRiBuSr.


BALTIMORE Dec. G.-The South Carolina Legs.
debtors bin after IL had been passed by the House.
COLUMBIA. s. c., Dec. 2S.-The Hon. Jno ,.
Preston Of dis state returned to his home in this city from
Europe Yesterday