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, 1866-02-06

Mt. HUBUELL, Of Ohio. made speech showing
Tint Abraham lincoln, in his proclamation End 9th
g asas, contsmpiated se.establtshmcnt Of the
eet possible moment. Ht dcai.ed al atnend1nsni
to The Constitution. to change the basis OF repre-.
eentation nom population 10 vo1e1s, u something
tuulyalcut 20 ~ TO confirm the new order Of taiuss
and give ample and complete protection 10 the
freedmen. ....
IN. RANDALL affirmed that the 1ebel Ststes
to admit the right Of secession. which Ne hasc
been ii wAr TO prevent He sustained the Ptef:.
sept IA his declaration, thAt States cannot con-
nil treason. but tntfsfduA1s could.
Mr. LAWRENCE. Of Ohio, fsndicated the poll
cy ot the Government In relation To the punish
me1t Of treason.
Tho House then adjourned.
, 1866-02-06

E41Ho, Etp. .. 1876.
1he &te4me1 4EytHu 4r1f1ed from NeK Qr1e8n
, 1866-02-06
FROM NASHVILLE,
Proceedings Of tho observation-disclosures
tant Claim DecIAJou-ANrar In n
boarding 14ouse-Sulcide or n Horxc
Ti1fecNavfgatfou.

tant C,ia1rn ecc,.Ic..NsT., ~
TYosraI,r ss.n.s ...:.,I ~
rc.'s. ns taous -suAclde OF n Horst
characterization.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnne.7
Senate proceedinss were unlmpostant.
In the House 1fr Uood rose tn uhst ha rst,a7 .
question Of nrJvifeee H. .s,d .sh,,. sa.'.u
was IT, hta heid Il, Ea.,,t,t. 49, ~ n,5 nee'!nt
~. 49, ~ IN lae S%n 1hs1., Iol
eaipose o. sustaining the National admtnistra
hoa and Iennessee>s t1vorite son, Andrew John.
ron, and he would therefore or, IN hahslr ~ 49,
n,orr tmmedt,tc,1 ,atasss., -. - ova.n .. nose
n. r.a ~ ~ - ~ tas movement, for
tus ase 81 the hall OF The House Tor the proposed
~ y ~.
~ Mnlfos tbn1ght Il not At al desirxbie to ciye
~, ~ az nao learned fhe convention would be
naas nP NANNY OF the rag and TAG Of the rebellion
inn, -, - oae9eo A amendment that the e3Dd
1ay ~ o. re Father OF Asscoupry that the use Of
tbet .he na oe tken y the people OF the State and
ies;,s eoaat 81 o. arrangement be appointed TO
An.He SPEAKERS ioS Inc OCCASION. Laid over.
III IT: nooa made motion to grant tho use ot The
41e. -, ~ T. "aln MS easEestlons. Carried
01ST n,,tsa,. ~, Acts tse ~.
snTsean ~ samme[ o. isea y. u. Hilard. late
enr ~ G5enstM s5!aM ot tn9 STAG OF New York.
ano nis eistet,1n-laN. Nles Sarah spence, Of
isnr..EGs Tenn. presented Claim against the
tss.la,, ~. the ffot OF city property In Mut.
ans,tntNt a.,1 ~haSn nan been used BY the United
i ,o1 n9s piat purposes, for damages to brick
t,Mca IN ~ oSaosaano, hse1 AZ Medical Directors
.t,,, ,saa oaagts 70 Tafous o'her property. The
ccn9 sn5 SMs tsftd Zen Thomas 10 the Prest
1j1ed 4 y nnas, T 20 - stantop The Latter
~ an %e,as n aas on,,sd sta.es @ The decision
, 1866-02-06
Ral1fond nlkahferx

SPRuNs11xID, Feb. T. -1te evening train from
ST. Lo1is for Cl3cago Was thrown tron, The tack
durinr Last night, In the ne1ghborhool Of 0dcI,
a NUMBER Of persons we're more or Less injured.
but none serontIy. At last accounts ihe track had
not been cleared, fDa the train which arrived herr
at o'clock this morning had been up at the scene
OF fte disaster. freight t1a1n Is renorted to bs
heeu thrown on the track In The same nefchborhood
do.,ne yesterday, by similar cause-
new foaK, Feb. IA New Hayen height car
ran into Passenger car on the Fourth avenue rail-
road to-day demollshlng the CIR and klllIng Two
persons. The passengers jumped from The caf and
M ma 1Fnh iDftfNf "
, 1866-02-06
EUROPE.

A Laird Ram for ChI1f-Tbc French
Withdrawal from Mexaco-The
French Due1-Important Diplomatic
Correspondence M. Clrardin on
Mexican AfInirz.
roHr1A.1,, Ne. Feb. 5-Ihe steamer St. George
t1ofn Glasgow. 18th. vsa Londonderry eth. arrived
at tc:en o'clock this morning. Her news Is ant1ct
paled.
datiDna' 10 her eN1selesfsphed fron Halliax,
4 abe ec,rw ssdH hailt By the Meesrs. Laitl
Brothers, has sa1A1em tbe Mcssey for Valparaiso.
| Thames, Tor TN Ehilian government. The ,an
bniN by MeFF's. Laird Il called the Oscsr. That
bnift IN the Themes is called the Minerva
Laciliard had 1eft Psris for the purpose Of nsIins
arrangements for the return Of the French tEoons
nom Mexico tits certain that orders vel unscsoked
troops. " ~ WV 'S|oA'
A duel IN t.tea place At s.. tie.,nsla, oetweeu
the Ftenp. Ibe egsus oeM arose out of aa art1cie
nb1tahed ia the Figaro Of January III, On the en-
n axnef Ss1se sse1 BY Murs r. Mis- cora M
ranged: The seconds Of Pztnee T. Nh. IL.
Ct Sezs e., jerome bon:parse Patterson and
msnager Of the Paiats Royal Theatre. The dqef
Na4 touEnt Will BW0fus, IN ! Hdtpr school II
lasted only few seconds. The PRINCES shit was
otn BY the point Of hlt adversaly's swortt. and ii.
Roehe{on received flight wound tn the bio. TIE
seconds then declared honor satisfied, and tic atar
terminated.
NEW YoRK, Feb 6.-01plomatic correspondence
Of somewhat important character, as affecting the
teat1ons Of betGt1ents at sea has psssed between
the British Ambassador at Madrid and the Spanish
Government. The British Minister protested On
the part 0! his Government against the Spanish
order that al ezen1 Of Gillian prlFateess not or
Chil1an birth should be treated IL pirates, which
they cunsidered Contrary to tntcruataonal laW, .
H. Decastfu the Spanfsh minister nestjy n
toFeed that bs11tsh Ideas Of International law were
not AlEa{s In accordance WITH the y1eTs OF the
most distinguished writers On the snt}ect. II.
peeastro further uphoaas The policy pursued hy
By her treaty with the United States that subjects
Of either nation exercising priJnsee.rng 8safn.t
either Of them were pirates.
The Paf3a .301s7m dts Uebdts contains four-co1.
UNI article from the able pen OF II. Gtrattfu n
capl1ulatlng the history Of the Mexican expedition
and Terminating With earnest advice to The Emperor
tcno1 Of the article went show that the feetng Of
the people Of The uaued Sa,ee Ws1
strongly hosti}e 10 Nax1mllIiau; lhat the
Government Of the United 3tates.
while constantly rctezattng this 14ct In its Official
communications 10 The Fede1M Gpyernuept, hs6
| constantly abetaihcd from mensce; that the lan-
GuaHe Of the Anltucan Gasernment hsd been a
their victory oser rebellion, a. IN 1853, at The mo.
gncRt Of their greatest Internal ktf(e that In Ill
this both the government and th4 paone or the
United States hsd shown that, although deeply Of.
] headed By tho Mexican expedition, and although
hostile to the continuance Of The French dap IL
, 1866-02-06
VOL. XIX.

acca arr fecctsfon from or wnx against the Cnltet
Statea DO further bHcar Tor a!3rn, that to tht
Gee9 ~ nd a6,y W sgppo. ss
aii euamtes, forcfen Of d:mcstlc. ihst vii beaI
t!uG u;th and a1!eciance 10 the same; thai wiu Al
a. ~ MNes PFC my tcsf endcayors to maintain 4
wh;eb ~ '0 sT irh o1 government t. the Sing tn
United States, md that VIII vel and fai,bft1iIy
oi.easfge TIC duties Of the Office OF proie.etop ol
NEisn 1 am about 10 enter, 70 help me God" A
Pe!11lgr IL made forever incapable OF holding Office
dnc Oil Was referted to the Committee On Judi
ME ALLISON, Of Iowa, introduced a hsti 10 nx L
standard Of wetghts and measures. 10 take effect Ii
POI on the 1st daI OF July, 1861. The hfl is
n aecordanec, II le understood, With the French
HI. EELSD introduced joint resolution propos.
Ing new article to the Constitution, at follows:
:, ,Akf1c1E1. Whenever any State wtihin1hls Union,
ihroueh ita properly constituted authortuc. aud
through forms Of law, shall attempt to 1bso1sa tt
Etf1zsne from their Allegiance 10 the Government ui
the authority ot the bcaera1 Government and slali
to be in state Q. rebellion, Bnth slate shah be
coDfldefrd ss baF5ng forfeited III rights and
ay,,iges q state. ard as hasing reverted 70 The
ftot5cs, TO the disposition Of Congress, and the
prealdc1t shall immediately. By proclamation.
cloee the ports of entry to such state, snd shall
fae6 tcrri,ory s. military authority uptil Con. Con-
grtss shall have proEided government far the
resolution, nhich WIS re5ez1td 10 the Committee on
soired, 1Est I, be propo.cd to the screra1 States
o' " unien 70 amend he consti'gion Ct The I'm.
fFR afrcit aheroE 60 d. TO make tito eame 10 tcad
ar foilowr: "To make i'll laws which ahall be nc.
oest.y ana psgpe. for sa1ns into exeeu,on all
1nept OF in QeDAftrnenk thereof Anff effn7r1n1
, 1866-02-06

ibis evening. q. Il. Walker, clerk, furnishes me
WIN nst oi eaTed on the ". r. Carter. On .crs-
Jacob =. Husd, captatn, missing Frank Smith,
ntst ciefk- not hurt; William Ford,
pAn1 not haft; ]. Peuesnse, mate,
bruised aecond mate missing; Reuben Towusend,
1st engineer. scalaed; Jasper Aiken, I'd engineer,
bsulsed; Anderson Lewie, tteward, bruised; John
carr II steward, sing; RobL Brown etorekecper
!affsinE; David Nimtns, porter, not kurt. j. e,
foee1t q porter, not huft; ]. ). Burdwei], bar
f Se1 6sen Ssen He DO e0 hds %
Tom Mason cabin boy, do; AAy kielr cabIn bo5,
doid! me1q1 Jq9p1so9 sabi9 b1 g. Wsh oane
cabin boy, do Richard Crop, cabtn hoy, do; Henry
5frown. cabin boy. brused John Brooks, 10, not
hurt; Wm; r.! Adams, do, do: VIM. q. While, do,
Aleck Itabue, DO, do. "
fassengsss.I !. F. Bell, Loaisyil]e, saysa; ;
Ms. He'll Louisville, missing; two ladies' from Gin
clnnad. going to Texas, missing: May Lea from
Greenviile, faycd; p. uunt, from Frankfort saved;
Mai; johnson, scaiaed; Mtss johnson. not hurt:
iady IN so%ps1y wsn Ma johnson missing
Clcyeland, eaycd: Iii. Smith, with stock from Lou.
5ssiile. ,scaldcdi Mr. Braunan. with stock from
Deck banda and ftemen brought up On The steam.
e Peytona: Garry Qntun, Nashville, Tenn; WIN.
lnn5ses;s l .3f Lf1a'a}i!s: ~. anthony Ho@sa, John
Washington Ferguson. Pa;rct ianIn, Joha Reis.
.at DpnleT, John Fardfhan- LoplsvIlIa Ky.:
90; Anthony u6dsy, %; james Tielnay, fNass; IL.
ns.nsxiek, \. y; Daniel Reid, colored, Nav A.
bany, lnd. deo. sandert, colored. It Louis, No;
sootedt Sea Albany, i'd; sn,th Viasas. eotorsd, ot,
crscssxA1, Feb. 4.-Fazthes PARTICULARS Of the
explosion aud burning Of the steamer r. H, Carter
The esplotses took place thisty.dve miles aboyc
VlsksaurE. The following are among the killed
Irs: jacob 'noerner, Cincinnati; Mrs. Gibbons.
Mrs. Wolf and Mn. Rice, Of Cincinnati Mrs. os.
terman, Of Te1asi Mr.. Moose aud Mrs. Morris, Of
The steamer Emerald picked up three bodies not
identified. csps. James Bshnnin md j: g. Smith,
Of Lnp1sHilla, who had valuable stock on board,
ate Supposed 70 b. 1ost. The Evening" Stu
The engineer Of the Carter, who WIS savcd, Is
unable 10 slate The cause Of thn disaster, IA The
mseninsy ,s ~ r.. .tnnnI.ng smoothly and the boat
The lIlated steamer belonged to the Atlantic and
M,ss!sslppi Steamship Company; and vas running
built at Louisville In OCTOBER IS6s with carrying
capacity Of 900 tons. and was yaiued at $10G00G
Aes EnAShlnety vas otd, and che had tubular boil
sH,ooo. s"S' WA -''D''n ~ A'''s''''S '0f
Tue Carter wae in command Of Capt Jucob Hurd,
~ Csp ; !Ssse IT, ausd 2. the
hlth boat Of the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship
Line which has met with disasterthe list being IS
lollows: N MtaEara. Z stcsney' James "h,.s, M!s-
VIcKeBuRo, Feb. 9.-3here were tsyo huudred
passengefs On board the Carter. Ono hundred and
!wen1y-ase were lost at lhe loWett estimate. Eight
lodes wero taken from the river yesterday and To-
Soll, ot Texas aIra, Morris and MAJ Brewer. pay
Ess1s Eass ne. S1 81 Y..a sa 1 ee w. a9a n
Lieut.. Wilkins, Of Vlckehufr, a9r KNOWN to b.
lost John Johnston, Of Texas, Was Injured, and
, 1866-02-06

EEw ioRK, Feb. 5--The Ppst's Washin.tou
special says the Ways and Means Commj,tce gi}j
hold special meeting this afternoon for The fa1.
tfer consideration q he Reciprocity treaty. There
treaty Or Tie extension Of The present; but It Ii
probable that reciprocal les.lation Will be approved
upon the following bAs1s be tax on Distilled spir-
10 prevent Smuggling; NAVIGATION to be open, tie
ocks Of the Welland Canal being enlarged, and the
tolls The same 70 ~ pasues; inuportatiaus from
60 advantage over our owu products, and Inc frpe
rorts III CarAdA to be abolished.
, 1866-02-06

Mas tracked hy officers to house On Murfrces
boto pike, eieheen miles from thd city. ne lump
Cd INTO drY well, ten feet deep. 10 conceal himself
from being dscoresrd By the Officers 1n pa.suik a1d
himself through the heart.
River falling; tour and halt feet on sho1ls, Ar
rived. anne White and 1mpc.iaI, from ST. Lou,s !;
cumberland, from Cairo; Rebccca. FROM C1ncn-
Barlasile. departures, Mercury, for louisville !;
Anne White. for St, LOUIS,
, 1866-02-06
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

Extent Of Military farces In Texas,
Loothtann and Fiorldn-M ut&erfue
Ont Of Officers and Regiments On III
Rfo <'rAnde-An Arrest.
NEm ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The weather ,s unuspa,,,
cold. thermometer 81 above. "
The steamers Flag. Star Of the Unlou and rup,
6hucy, suiltd To-day for New York.
On the 9Th o. Jannary the military spsrs in tbs
Department Of Texas consisted Of nlnrtee1, repi,
msptA Of infantry, tTe Of cavalry. onc comr.ny a,
pontnn1ers, and three batlsries Of artillery. hi
1orcc In the Department OF LouisIaut consisted al
ten regiments Of tnantry, three Of cavalry and onf
Of artillery. That in The Department of Florida
<on-istcd 6fve regiments OF fnLAntry and ktx bat
1es1es q! the oth rtgulsr artillery.
The New Orleans Ifsx Da41s Brazos letter o
he 31st, eAss: To-day Genetala reitzel. Smith and
Clarke Will be mustered out Five Regiments tg1l
b. nQstefed out in thirty days.
fesce prevails along the lilo Gnnde.
Tue Matamor7s Ra7dseFD ssyn one Col. Aool!<
S'&sria VIA aested The Texas SHORE for sfealtnt
16f1y thonsand dol]4,ss worth Of goods IN B4gdtd
de gave ball IN the SUN Of $5oU.
NV ollEAxs, Feb. 5--I.he ateamef Mary 4.
o.s~c4 Win eu0 hafct cotton. was entirely burned
on me -. u Tie month Of BED r5rer, The passen
gen and Ccw wesr easea
~ tht merchants Of NAt4mo.a* arc trimming ur
claims 10 ue Prtattd fuf lot. tu ihe K.et1. al oaif
1e!esit': khe United Siatce will pay them ali.
II IA reported that Escot,cdp /. .1anch,ne IN
Monterey. N%A1 eotH8 ~
The Mexfc1n uews II sc.y unreliable 14,a~n IL
fighting IN eydT alroetiou. and n,n.snc, ~ ttE A.
forced 1uauS In MAlanora8. - AH4%la
, 1866-02-06

LEdAL~fESp1H NOTES,
Dne and two Years opet cent notes-.$ 9LSsG, 1900
1htca states notes. 496, 23f, $50 Z.
Eompoonu interest notes.......-..-, 1S0,91at N
Staeuona4 euf1eac3: :.+.... 26%Q00, ~. d
, 1866-02-06

The eAntf-:Monopo1y Meettu--A Youn~
mouofR1aHlHc-Thc Printing HIl4-lfe-
taru OF nm Indian Expet1tllon-{so1d
TlInfyr -@@%

8N*A~-noAupOl} WeeIl0E-A EoQNE
MouoR1anlHc-Tl1c Printing BuI-1fe.
1aru Of nm Indian Expe11tlon-Go1d
Ulnfng.
Especial Despateh to The Chicago Trlhuue.1
: st. PAul, MINI, Feb. s,
II there Is any virtue In la1Ge DELEGATIONS tht
anti-Nonopoly Convention on Wednesday viii be ,
sumner. The st. Paul Board Of Tradc eends txenyr
I've and the ciuzehs' meeting thirty more. uasttae,
tefds fosty-six ant Saltwater twenty Of th..ty,
gGi twelve years old has been arrested In Chi
cago county for mcendisrtsm. She sectus to have =
mania In that direction, harine set one house on
fire seventeen times in ten dayg. II Has dtscoyered
and sxtinssul.hed each time.
The Printing Dl1 made lis anal exit fron, the
House Committee OF the Whole to-day. and comes
Up Tomorrow for fnnl paz sage.
ST PApI, Airn., Feb. 4-SeBp has been yecedyy,4
af military headquArtets, Of the return Of Colonel
Aoams expedldon TO Fort AbeFcrpn.bie TheT
heIe gone Just twenty days. After bclng out sew
efat aayq. haEtne gone to within thi7ty mites Of
nesile IAEe. they were oyertaktn by severe snow
s1ofni which made II dangerous to Proceed further
They did not get slight Of an Iudan, and rcturuofi
Hl!h61f the loss OF man or an animal.
gentleman, who arrived here Last evening from
superior, safs that Major Ecxaon's gold mining
Ssspsassian vas foEsJ mites beyond Superior when
ne leit' and was busy cutting road ttroush the
uMeee to fefml!llon Lake. The Enow was foot
and half deep there. Lake Superior Is isc, trpm
ice.
G. B. Rrer*on, Of Chicago. LEFT hers this raorn-
ing. with party Of twelve men, for Tie gold re-
, 1866-02-06
THE EXPLOSION OF THE
CARTER,
Partjal List Of the Killed and Wound-
ed-The Engineer Unable to state the
Cat~e Of the DfsaAttr-E1lssory or the
lll-iated Steamer.


..... CAIho, Feb. s.
The steamer Carter and carro sre a ;otsl ioes.
The following persons ARE knogu to mare been lost:
hin. Dr.. Kehazdson and three tht,dren, New Or
leads; Mrs. Gibbons. Mrs. p o,k Mrs. Rice. or
Cincinnati; Mrf. Astczman, Tesas; Mrs. Moore,
Mrs. Morris, Columbus; James n. Hrsnnon snd
]. 4. Smith, louuasil1e+ 4 Mrs, nAualsnd and
many others were scslded and othe1,yise Injured.
The steamer Evening Star carried the asyed To
Vicksburg. Some sFera ftansfe1zed 10 the ateaner
Euns, hound for Memphis. The officers and men
Of the Evening Star rendered an The assistance pot
tible TO The suEert1s. 1~N
TIE engineer was fAved lie saa,eus m csuse
for the explosion. al TIC TINE il ocenIred In
machinery was running smoothly aud Tie boat w.s
gong ttowly.
bodies. Names unknown,
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
....... GA8o, Feb. s, 1869.
The s.esmes PeJteua arrived from New oriesn
, 1866-02-06
Daily Weather Report,
fBy tho United States Telegram.


PrrrsnurGu. Feb. b-The depot Of the ALE.
eheny Valley Railroad. At Laureuceyle, pear Pits
hureh, including tie roon5:aosse, carpenter shop,
comctiycs, were totally destroyed BY fire ,hs mfrn.
in.. No insrrauce. Loss unRnoHn, but very
, 1866-02-06

NEW Yonk, Feb. b-1he United State. consul at
La Rochelle Tposts to the Department OF STATE,
under da,e Of Jaunary 18th, lllat te:E6i tempest
Was ne:nG of the coast OF FaTnce 1t the date OF
biz despatch, and three ehjpKrek> had taken place
In tbs port of Ia Rochelleone English, ouc French
md 1nx rsfrfBn
, 1866-02-06

wAHuyo7ox, Feb. b.-The following appot1t-
rnenss were Confirmed hT the Seuate In sxct9taEs
session toby: Daniel Rlch1,ds 70 be Ia1 co1-
misslone4 inx tho district Of FlnriaA; John p.
ihouas 70 be COLLECTOR OF internal Reyenne for the
Eo1Eth District Of fltstnia; VIM z. ke1oeT % %
Nonetanr o1 Cntt61ns for NeW pE}e@0pi ASeEtf
, 1866-02-06

New YonK, Feb. 5.-The Atratd has The follow
Ing tpeclal rom Toronto: V.ekes's Express office
via robbed Last night OF u 200. The Provincial
Telegram ofice wae also entered BY robbers,
The Feulan excitement has Somewhat abated.
etpeai Il nppeata that Sweeney = not IN Canada.
Pzezu&sors, however. IRE not 1t Ill neglected, md
, 1866-02-06
Il VffEfnfan Endorsetncnt OF the Preki,

NEW 1oRK, Feb. 5.--Thc virgtnia Scuatc has
adopted RESOLUTIONS Cordially approving. the course
q President Johnson On the question OF recon.
has been 50 concln.1vely determined nor to permit
any one subject to theIE control 10 violate huy OF
their obligations to tie United States Government
, 1866-02-06

Major General Ben. n. Bruce. acting Psymasscr
General, 10 be Eayn1aser Gener1l with the 1aok ns
Colonel Postmaster Charles E. Brown, Cnlllicoihe,
Ohio: multitude Of bfeSes appointments ia the
4,Do Of ali grades. from u Leatenau1 70 Colonel,
Rerc atsq confirmed
, 1866-02-06

dasa ansn Te4; Ia IA :Rse r. s.s, !hs %
dent of the Texas Secession Convention has been
elected to pfcaIde over TIE ConEepslon juat asse-
bled here TO reconstruct the State Government. l.
large majority Of the delegates 10 the Convention
, 1866-02-06

NkW YoRK, Feb. t.Vohn Roberts, thc ch,m.
ion Of Great Brl,atn. Dudley kasans1rh, and Nj.
en Fns,eY N1t other billiard celehritics Ia
yenfnr 10 take pett in the Memphis billiard toa1a
nsnneni. es which M1. Hobesta Will make hla rtss
appearance IN America. They purpose making 4
Tour Through ta1 Wset md South A1sz0szds.
, 1866-02-06

For the purpose OF comparison, 1t map be well
10 notice the state OF British finances under Elm
ilAr condition to ours,
Great Britain was .1ss or 81 i5, 81 7ie:
FIom the beginning Of 17a3 till ihe end OF 1S0L
Enslsad s a vas at var with the French Republic.
she Nas ut war with the French Emrife. Specie
payments were Suspended tn 17N, and. resumed
twenty y,nse seaIs eftesnar9s IN 1sss. The ase1sge
Is Per cent. -.
The a1nount Of The debt unre5eensd On the sth
Ssn9a5 5' s " 1ssa Is IL IT. sat 81 Or e. +:
thirty yeat. ftom l797 iii January III, 1ss3 was
was R1Ss 456, 1bi liz. sa:. Of 92s7a In
was si,14s,2M and the total 7ainaIon Of rel and
pcEyonal properly was $40, GO. .GQ0, ,00.
Tha average price of the .hres per cent stock.
during The var With the French ,hepabllc, essht
of interest on 9i0o Of Es IL.
Daring the sear 1902 lheaverage price wss Il s,16
Pr ee1t being equal to ssste Of interest on e1oo
Outsng ihe var with the French empire, eight
stesst " e geE siisi being equal to fa's Of
ne va va wih f6e F1e5eh Empire. III lie end ot ths
M e ss y FEE i nas being
years, nouo The beginning Q; 174 ttl the end ot
"a, o. 1S Psr esa X, eqsss[ 70 e. o.
The average price tn the year 1874 after the rr-
gnmpsion Of epecse payments, was TX per cent.
ii should be stated also that The wars Of England
we're with i foreign power. while ours WIS tntea-
line. ard Involved our existence ~ uation.
On lie Old Of January, 1866, the respective values
Of Btitsh ind American securities ii London, We1
Dr1.tah Spef CENTS, 67f per cent, equfvsfent to
sate of interest Of ~ per cent. OF Ame..can
Rold per eentS s41i Per cent, equivalent TO rae
Of interest Of 93 per cent At this time the debt
of Geeat Britain Ii about 81, OK, ,100, 900.
Ac1B o. E0NGHEss.
The aetz authorizing the emtssiou Of the binds
VISIONS On the snbeet Of taxation except The Toi.
loving
, 1866-02-06

NEW fogK, Feb. 5.-The Q. S. consul ut Liver
pool tepezts to the Department Of state. under
date OF Jan. 12th, 15GG the loss Of three American
re.se!s, tbs Hszr5 Of the West, the Meredeu, md
the Tfsrese, and the rescue Of their c1cwe.
, 1866-02-06
Ncm advertisements.

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AEeuts, u Dearborn strect. ara uuthortxrd
AReutato receive Advertisements for tho Tsi-
opnc, and al1 other seRdan9 papers through.
out 1he United t5tates and {:ana1n.
, 1866-02-06

..u rfance unq WIRE willing to fo1bear to TIE NJ
tetnost III orde: C the Euane1or time to make
inll tua1 Of The experiment, md to IA j, a3,.u.
, 1866-02-06

NEW 1oRK, Feb. "a Fortress Monroe }etter
satee that .er Of furniture for The Office Of the
Secretary Of The Navy Is 10 be made from the rem
pants Of The NertfmHe
, 1866-02-06

Steamer sunk aud Cattle Drowned
NEw foRK, Feb s.-The steamer Killvon Kul]
sunk at The loot Of Fozeth street. North river yes.
terday afternoon, and about one hundled catue On
beard HEre droMned.
, 1866-02-06

The police and military ase OF the slezt. Excitement
a1d alarm arc still wide spread In the towns alons
The st, LaW1enea fiTer.
, 1866-02-06
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