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of Pensions which rejects the applications Of The
widows aud minors Of commissioned officers OF tne
army and navy for the additional allowance OF ~
per month provided by the second section OF the act
Of July %, 1906 In the decision the Secretary says
That section provides Tor widows Of deceased soldiers and
sailors does NOT, in my opinion Apply TO e widows OF
conmi STONED officers OF the Army Navy The dHinetoh
between such officers ard persons holding subordinate fn
branch ne service is constantly recognized by our
legislation and soldier sailor cannot m me CON
nccton in which is found be- construed 20 embrace oeers
without doing violence 20 the intentions OF Congress
The New Orleans Investigating Committee went
South this morning. They expect To be back ana
have their report ready 10 present to Congress about
the 9TH of January. Mr.. McCuloch, the Democratic
member Of the Committee, will not serve, and MI
Denison Of Pennsylvania VIII be appointed IN MS
stead
The United States Consul az Birmingham, England,
has transmitted : 400, in gold, TO Secretary MeCnl-
loch, as q contribution from the friends Oh America
there toward the relief Of the freed race.
Those two worthless, Thurlow Weed and John Nor
rissey Of New York, arrived in town to-day.
The Quartermasters Department have sold the past
year articles no longer needed for amy purposes 10
the amount OF $50, l75 $40 Al. D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY hAhhbis
LONDON Dec 5-Noon.-ConsOs have advanced TO g ioI
money.
Loxpoy p u-Conols higher and quoted ct sssas9
Bonds Mt the official opening done at for the es
The issue Of Ices is nominal at 69s97o.
LONDON Dec l,--Evening clOsen at 50 for money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
LONDON Dec H. IL m.-URited States fve-Iwenties OF
1862 are quoted at this hour az IL offered American Railways
are offered at Saturday closing rates.
LONDON Dec I7-Noon.--Ere Shares 47l Illinois Central
779 FiveTwentes 1862 AT The following are the closing
prices of American Securities United states Jus IA III
nos Central Shares, s5}; Erie Railway Shares E4,
AMERICAN SECURITIES AT FRANKFORT.
LONDON Dec 17-The dispatches from Frankfort today
eport American funds steady and without change in prices
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL Dec H. II q. n.Thc Cotton market opens firm
to-day with sales promising reach 1900 bales at
for Middling.
IlvERrOoL Dec I7-Noon-Iho cotton market is active
with prospective days sales OF 1000 bales hldhng Up
lands hare advanced TO l4,d.
LIVERPOOL Dee Ill o'clock p m--rhe cotton market is
excited and the sales are large They VIII probably reach for
the day 900 bales the quotations given in The tint
dispatch. Hef
q PETROLEUM MARKET. ...-o..---5
AxrwfRr Dec l1Pctroeum quoted at ST. for Pennsyi
yania Refined.
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MEXIC0.


TIE IMPRRIALIsTs IUBLANT OVER hAxtmIfAEs
DETERMINATION TO RBMAIS-ANTi.AMERIcAN
DEMONSTRATION AT VERA oRUz-DITTER FsEL-
ING AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. 49,,
BIT rkLEGRAPn TO TRIBUSE ID 4. r..-...rs .e,,1r
CINCINNATI, Dec. H.-Vera Cruz correspondence,
dated Dec. . says; Maxmilians resolve to remain in
Mexico has Frightened things up wonderfully. More new
railroads are talked Of and an army is to be Instantly
raised and sent TO Tampico.
A ereat ant-American demonstration had just taken
place at Vera Cruz. Ringing Of bells bonhres, brass
hands and fireworks were the order of the exercises.
Tho nopnlace were given 10 understand that the arrival
IF The Susquehannah with Sherman aud Campbell on
board was 10 complete the nher to the United States
Agents circulated among the people saying, who took
one-third of your Territory in 1881 Who chased !on
from Texas calling you gIeusers! Who called yon ma"
ton of wantons and thevesf Who retcd you Ike slaves
and pushed you from the sidewalks, except Americans p
On tie evening Of Nov % the much tailed of Susque.
hannah made her appearance ON Ve Cruz and anchored
about five miles from the fortress This appearedtO cap
The movement in favor Of the EmpHa, aud December
Macmillan having received promise OF The money tec-
grained his resolution 10 remain.
GEN. oRTEGA ACT THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
KEw-ORLEANs, Dec. H-Thcre is rinior that Ger.
Ottoca who regards himself the Constitutional P,s-
dent Of Mexico intends 10 commence Sc,i0n for dar;.
ages against the United States authorities for false a'
piiscnnent while en- route FOR his home In Mexico.
MAXIMfIIAN's FINANCE MINISTER GONE TO oRaAEA.
RcHMoSp, Dec. l7.-Alexican letters report that tho
Minister kuaR ha lea the eaiiial isIti 20 80
Emperorht Orzta Vlo II IL stated. has fpd -'ieg"t
attack o. lever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-18
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

LONDON Monday, Dee IL ise.t
MAMMALIAN SAID TO BIZ A PRISONER.
4 telegraphio dispatch from Berlin, which is almost
exclusively devoted 10 American affairs, says that
Macmillan is actually prisoner r,fsT
$685.. THE OBJECT OF oAsTBLNEAu's MISSION.
LONDON Monday Dee. II, istG
The Paris correspondence of The Times says il is
now generally admitted that the object of Gen. Castel
neaus mission was to induce Maximilian to abdicate.
MAMMALIAN s. INTENTIONS
PARIS, Monday Dec. u, is6t.
1t is stated semi.offcally that Gen. Almonte has
received assurances by telegraph that MAMMALIAN has
abandoned his intention of leaving Mexico, and Of an
ayowed determination to put himself at the head OF
the loyal Mexicans and fight for bis crown
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AUsTPIA AND HUNGARY.

rus DEMANDS OF THE DIET Not LIKELY TO Bs
GRANTED. ~,
PEsTH Monday Dec ~, lse6.
It is rulnoreJ, and apparently on good authority
that the Government Of Austria does not propose to
Weld TO the demands made in the address CT the
aungari0n Diet. a., ,,.,s,c
The acquisitions Of the Pesth Diet, made TO the
Austrian Government, have been refused. -
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ALL QUIET IN IRELAyr

ALL QUIET IN lRELASp.
All continues quiet in Ireland.
THE coLLIBRY EXPLosIONs-THE FIRE STILL RAeHG--
no PURIFIER LOSS or nFE-AFFEcus0.sc SEEMS.
BAMsLEY Dec. 10, 1896.
Several explosions took place at the Oaks colliery
yesterday and to-day, which shows that The fire is
still raging in the pit, but there has been no further
loss of life.
The most touching scenes Of wo ard despair are
hourly witnessed both il the vicinity Of tho colieTy
and in the town. Over 90 funerals have taken place
One hundred and sixty women have been left widows,
and 800 children hare been made orphans by this ter
rible calamity, aid many of these are mourning in
the streets from morning to night. .........sa
HANLRY, Stahordsbire, Pee. IS, leCd
Eighty-fve of those who went into the mine at Talk
the Hill on the morning of the explosion are known
to be dead and there are more still remaining in the
pit, of.whose safety all hopes are lost.
All the dead that have been recovered we're barred
to-day at Talk o. the Hill. The ceremony was deeply
inuressive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT.

LIVERPOOL Dec. l-Nocn.-The Cunard steamship Aelpo'
which sailed from NewYork Wednesday Dec D arrived al
this mort this morning
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VuETTA Malta Monday, Dec H. iseh
A United States sloop Of war has arrived here
bound 10 Alexandria 10 take Sunatt back 70 America
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE REPORT oP sTEPnEEs's ARREST coSTRADlCTED.
There is no truth in the reported arrest Of Head
Center Stephens. 9t
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THE POPE. zs1
ms HOLINESS oFFioIALIY INVITED TO TIE UNITED

sTATRs. gFH
LONDON Monday Dee. l7-NoOn.
The Times Of this morning contains telegram from
Berlin. in which the writer says that the Pope Of
Rome has been officially invited to visit the United
States. s
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rN1rEn STATES NAVY.

ROM, Monday Dec. ~, lSC6,
The United States steamer swstara has LETT cvita
Vecchia for Malta. ....e.
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PRUSSIA,


THE KING or sAX0NY AT BERLIN
- BERLIN, AfoRday, Dee H. lees
King John of Saxony has arrived in this city, and is
the guest Of King William. -sF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-18
ctNG TnE laws IN INF SOUTH.

yNFoRCfSG TIE LAWS IN THE SOUTH.
Mr. PAINE 0ep Wis., moved 10 suspend the rules TO ena
Me linn 10 oor resolution for appointing select committee
of ave 10 inquire whether the laws OF congress
for Tie assessment and collection OF direct taxes IN me ate
ions States aud for the seizure ana sale OF loee9 ana
abandoned lands and other property therein have oeea s
me evidence taken With power TO send for persons and laper
and 10 hold their sessions Whenever may be most
10Y rS rules were suspended by of O &C. and the
'u'V" w TgE SOUTH AMERICAN coMsATANrs.
Mr. BANKS tI,op, Massl from the Cammittee on Foreign
AGars reported tie following in reply 10 MI. bingham
resolution referred to that Committee to-day;
cal to Republican nav, iI sns the he Pacific coast, and
Also between Paguly Brazil and Urugnsy and the Argentine Ne
Pu R@d That Executive DsEsr'nsnt Of
M % Ii N srnas sq " peace aud harmony in south
The resolution was agreed to-
THE REVOLUTION IL cRErE.
On motion OF Mr.. BANKS tie President was requested
TO communicate any official correspondence that may have
taken place relative to the revolution now IN progress IN 'le
GEORGIA REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr. ROGERS Dem " j. presented the credentials OF Mr.
T. G. Cabaniss Representative from the ~ IN Congesohai
District OF Georgia They were referred 10 Ae JOINT O0n
PROTECTION OF LOYAL PRISONS SOUTH
Mr. MCKEE (Rep KY introduced bill 20 protect loyal
persons in the States lately the Rebellion was referred to
the Judiciary Committee ,..t r .r.. RI
On motion of Mr. HILL ep, Ind The Secretary Of War
was requested 70 inform The House whether any claims had
been presented the Of The vniei
or received y tue Government tho United states daring 'he
raid of John Morgan through said State Ia July is01
THE KEw-okLEAEs COMMITTEE
Mr. MCCULLOUGH Dem. Md declined serving on the
Select Committee on the Orleans Rias and Nj DEM
son Dem, Pa was appointed In his stead
PETITIONS.
Mr. HART fReo N Y presented the petition Of ID. r.
Burton and other citzous Of Rochester N PRAYING that
pensions be paid the surviving soldiers OF inc Wer OF
Mr. COMPILING tRepo N - presented petition Of The
Troy and Boston Railroad Company asking reduction OF duty
on imported railroad iron.
ADJOURNMENT. -.
The House then went into CoMndee Of he Whole on the
state of tic Union Mr. WLi.KER O2ep, Ohio ia the chair
and WI addressed by Mr. HILL in sdment
against power Of Congress 10 teTToFalne the southern
states After speaking hour bio tine was extended nt
he preferred that time U 10 the hohe ven moi Il IA
Committee ~ the whole the Commute" arose aiI ile House
at D. ~ adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-18
HOUSE OF KFPREsESTATIvEs.


Under the call Of States for resolutions, Mr. WASH
RIyRYE REP Ill offered q resolution directing the select
Committee SewOrcans Riot 10 investigate the alleged
frauds IA Tic Orleans Custom House and the appointment
Of Rebels therein exclusion Of Union aud into a
matters connected With the administration Of affairs IN That
Custom House which adopted
FoREIGS STFRyESIioH.
Mr.. HARDING Rep ~ offered the following;
Resided House q Representatives Of Congress Of the
United tate. give unteiins support the Executive Depart
meu of The vnlco the time honoed policy Of this
Rep hlc syanst foreign Tnasd mteven.n which truds to ne
destruction ttlton liberty this continent end especially
eeupepd. the ofhe voice in to tho Republic
ofafrxica.
Adopted
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NEw-YoRK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER ls, 1865

sd shah be returned tueh Governor within dey
from election who shall forthwith canvass ne n
majority snch shall be this eond9n the Ooy'In
the fact 10 the President Of the bnlrd states who shs
by proclamation announce tho fact wh.rs"pen '""' Wv
ce.dine n part o Con this Get thsl take eject
When NJ Hendricks concluded his remarks MI lkuAi'
BULL moved that tie Senate popone ne iuither
ton Of the Nebraska bill and take the b orePe inc 'd
section Of the eonnecaiion act.
THE HOLIDAY RECESS.
Mr. WADE notice that 20 morrow no woulo "1!e W
escna the resolution providing the holiday recess IL was
found unless this done the suffrage bill Woud oe
given the President would expire during e
recess and the bill would fall -. W. =,
Mr. SUMNER laid that the case referred TO by Mr. Wade
coud he provided agant BIZ the Secretary Withholding the b
until aer the holidays until such time woad secure lhe
expiration OF the day after the assembling OF congress
THE p RDON-REFEAL BILL AGAIN TAKhh UP 80,
Some discussion took place the motion 10 take up me p
to repeal the amnesty power Of the President The SENATE
voted 10 take " up -. =.
Mr. SALISBURY Dem. Del J offered amendment to
strike out after enactng clause Of the bill and scrt IN
heu thereof provision that the entitled Act 10 Suppress
resurrection and Confcae the Property Of Rebels IS hereby
repealed
TIE LATE SENATOR WRIGHT.
Mr. JOHNSON took the floor this bill but yielded u 10
Mr. fRELINGHUYSEN rep, y. ID who rose TO Announce
the death the late Senator Wright and paid tribute 10 nus
memory as industry in business Of honesty IN public
ard Of Christian yrtucs private life At the conclusion OF
his speech Mr. Frsnghuen offered the usual resolutions oil
coincidence and regret g..
Mr. CATTEIL Rep, " ~ delivered a culogy the lie
character Of the deceased and was followed by MI JUN
son and Mr.. DAVIS Dem, kyl IN similar remarks
ADJOURNMENT.
Al the conclusion Of euogcs the Senate at p m adj
ioncd token Of respect TO the memory Of the deeenhed
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EUROPE.
SENS by THE ATLANTIC CABLE 10 DEC. II.
suRRATT.

~ rHLrsbATH TO Tns rnIbusF.
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Comm 81 PSI
The Secretary Of the Interior under date Of tn
14th inst in r6p,y to resolution Of Tie House, says
that the records d the Department do not Show that
Atchison and Pike's Peak Railroad Company az as
signees Of tho Hannibal aud 81. Jo5eph's Railroad
Company
caucus of The Republican Members of Congress
was held this efening IN the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives for the purpose Of hearing the report
of the Joint Executive Committee Of the Republican
Members of Congress, appointed during the last
session to circulate campaign documents. The report
was read and adopted The question as 10 tie pro-
priety Of continuing the COMMITTEES was discussed.
il vas finally agreed to contnne in existence the Sub
finance aud Sub-Executye Committees to take
the place of TIE General Committee. Tue caucus
vas largely stteided.
The Southern Republican Association Is still In
session in this CITY, and hold nightly meetings The
members for some tine past have been debating tho
regort Of the Committee Of Fifteen and adopting re-
ieotng or amending portions of It Us they came up.
The thing was finally disposed Of tonight. l,s lead
ing points have been already gren.
Gov. Worth nd the two other Commissioners APP
pointed by the North Carolina Legislature to yisit
Washington sut obtain the revocation OF The order
Cen SRkles 10 the effect that eorporeal punishment
should not be inflicted by sentence Of the courts had
AN extended interview with the President to-day. and
Submitted their papers No decision has yet been
arrived at but the chances that the order will DO
revoked by competent authority, the President favor
ing the project
co.'s. BLOOMFIELD Of Louisiana, and Strothers Of
Mississippi Commissioners on the part OF Their re-
speotivs States 10 urge upon Congress the necessity
OF appropyiaiing several million dollars 10 repair the
loyees d tie Mississippi, arc here and have con-
moncod lobbying.
important decision has been made by Secretary
= ". afruing the decision Of tie Commissioner
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sense Of the Act of July 1894 restricting the Jurisdiction OF
Court OF Claims and prong Tor the payment OF ceft
demands for quaermaster stores &c The Dill provides ina
such shah not be construed 20 authorize the settlement OF
any for supplies taken furnished for e use
OF the army for the occupation OF injury 20 real estate
or for damage 20 personal property by the military a0thoes
or troops Of the United States where snch claim orgnaed
this shall repeal modify the joint resolution OF Jg 70
extending the provisions Of such act TO the oya citizens
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-05-10
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