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New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
News BY Way Of Havsna-Frsnch versisn Of
the Battle nesr MsIatiau-Ns Decided Re-
suls-ssrensth or the Liberal Rerces-Rn.
gasemens near miehsaesn.

Conespondenee Of the Assoessd Press
HAVANA, April 2l, 1866.
The French steamer Imperatricc Eugene arrived the
evening Of the 18th from Vera Cruz. Among her passen
gers comes Sehor Don Juan ~ Almonte, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plcnipotentiary from Macmillan
to the Court Of the Tulercs We have dates from the
City of Mexico to tho llth and from Vera Cruz to the
18th. There has been quite engagement at Mazaan
The forces of Coronas were, the 18th, within q
quarter Of mile Of the town. On the 18TH at O'Clock,
a. M, tho Imperial troops with 600 French soldiers
made sore in the direction of the Presdio and attacked
the Juarsts. The fight continued till o'clock in the
evening.
The fmperasts we're aided by Gaunches with cannon
far Urias. On the l9h the combat continued At
all the reserve and the movable artillery ordered Oi
tie city 10 aid the Imperas Up to the departure OF the
steamer there had been no decisive result for either party
The generally shows the Juarsts to be strong
Conspiracy is ripe in the City of Mexico and Gen. Gauiz
has been thrown into prison. Several arrests have been
secretly made persons disappear without any being
publicly ass gned.
From Michoacan have account Of an attack made
by Lieut.. Col Rodriguez upon some 400 Juarst cavalry,
near Cornco, at the Cerro dc la Palma. OF course he
claims victory lie says: "Ihey could not resist the
attack Of my column, which, without single shot,
charged upon them with bayoncis fixed, and dispersed
them He continues: "The enemy lost in this battle
from 40 to 80 men, left dead the field. captured 30
prisoners Of whom shot, according TO the law Of Oct g.
three officers and seven soldiers We captured 80 mus
Gen. Garcia has taken charge 4 the War Department
OF Mexico.
On the 5th inst. smuggling was discovered from the
bark William Anthony OF Bagdad and the whole cargo
examined by the officers who found 50 mukets with
bayonets eight bayoncts 81 swords without scabbnrds
10000 pistol cartridges, S dragoon sngebarreled pistols
% Mississippi rifles - swords with scabbards II carbnes
5000 musket cartridges 30 equipments for soldiers and
IL sappng picks In Of the boxes found paper
with these words "For Gen. Crawford" This is prob
ably an invention, and intended to aperse the character
OF THAT General.
Escobedo has appeared with force between San Luis
and Satlo, and the Government have ordered that
digences shall travel in that direction.
From Zecatecas learn that the Goth ult, the In
pera forces under MenA defeated between Huanusco
and TAiRsoo By the yuarists ulleJ GJcjs aud Cadna
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

Ship James Parton (Br Allison Singapore Jan H. with teas No
Buey Passed Cape Good Hope March crossed the
equator April l. IN lon 70 %. r -
Shin Laceson (r Pierson SaDbaya Java jan via s. He
len. Narc IA with sugar Edye Has had very heavy
weather; spars sails and bulwk and obliged to throw
overheard a potion Of the cargo.
ship tof London Campbell Leghon. 70 days, with
nidse. 70 order.
aE Mareny DAM Gnge Cardiff 81 days with coal to Funeb
Mouoke Wendt
Bark Grs small Cienfuego. II days, with sugarto Simpson
Capp.
z. Ward Go. III,
Windsor " 81 Card Cenllegos IL days with
sugar and mo as to O. T. Pension Co.
Brig Randolph to Boon Preey Cadens' days with sugar to
Miller & Houghton.
schr P aw DeJoy lndanOa 30 days with cotton and wool
TO Bentley Smith Co. ~
ROve-ship March 90 lat 20 49, lOu Is a. from Boston 70
Batavia.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
&c. ebrntion OF Liberal Vicfories-Freneh Ae-
count OF tho Battle near Mnzntian-Ne"'
from chihuahua.

SAN FRAycTscO. Wednesday, April 20 lsoo
The patriotic Mexcans yesterday celebrated the speh
did victories said have been achieved over the frcnch
al Presidio and San Sebastian. Col. Raig who COM
manded the French at Preside, gives official account
of the battle in which he stated his small expedonay
force attacked by 5000 Liberals who were repuised
after four hours hard fighting with the loss Of two pieces
of artillery and 800 killed and 200 wounded Ihelmpena
loss Ii killed and 6 wounded. The lmperals were
unwilling 10 remain longer where the putreiacuon OF
hundred coses would breed pestience and opened the
way 10 Mazatlan, bringing in all the wounded.
Durango letter Of March ~ states that the freneh
had abandoned Chihuahua in two columns one moving 10
Monterey and the other 70 San Luis Poos Durango IS
TO be garrisoned by Imperial Mexicans under Mejia
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

MAY A MAN HAVE Two NAMES I'm the Superior
Court before Justice Jones' yesterday the case Of Edward W.
Kennedy ag James Keegan suit for $500 eO0 OF which
deposited with the defendant and $500 sent on to him by
expresr The defendant admitted the first sl0o setting of s
but denied the receipt o the o On the stand be testified
he had received no sum Of sOO from Edward w Kennedy
He had received that about the beginning April but
was from Edward Clifford lie did not know exactly who
Clifford was rather he did and that ho was sailor the
United States frigate Vermont
This plaintiff being recalled stated that he the only
Clifford on that vessel lie had enlisted under that be-
cause he had enlisted before the Navy be bounty
Jumper he would explain. His explanations dow
Defendants counsel contended that plaintiffs showing
the money money Of which he had robbed
United States Government. and to which he had no title
Plaintiffs counsel would not address the Jury
The Court charged that the defendant could up
defense TO the repayment OF money had
actually received from the plaintiff and the Jury gave tho
plaintiff a verdict for s2e7 so
Mr. Barnaby for plaintiff; Mr.. Yard for defendant
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
BOILER Explosion and Loss OF Life.

CINcISNAT Wednesday April Is. 1866.
Memphis dispatch TO The GG-cttc says that tho
steamer John Raymond exploded her boiler and took fire
when near Island No. 40 at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
The .t engineer blown overheard and lost The see
ond engineer was badly scaded Six hremen and deck
hands less injured. After floating five miles
down the stream the re ext uished and the passen
gers rescued by the steamer Icnn and taken to Mem
phis. The Raymond valued at $4,000. Her dam
nrcs will AmOnni 10 about s. OOO
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
LOUISIANA.
The Methodist Conference at New Orlenns-No
writs OF uabsn. Corpus 10 be Granted TO
the Cotton Agcnts-Constant Widening Of
The Cre,ns,es.

NEw ORLEANS Tuesday. April -. ls66
Dr. Pearce, Of Georgia has accepted the invitation to
give history Of Methodsm to the Conference
Gen Candy has refused 10 permit the issuance Of Wrts
of hgfcqs copus 10 the Treasury Cotton Agents who are
charged with frauds upon the Government
The below this city are widening and the
Levee Commissioners making efforts to stop the Hood
The foods above are also increasing.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Btuly aud Prussia.

The EDOca of Bologna says it has been positively
assured that 100 segc-guns and hed-baicncs 10
arrive IN Bologna from Turn. Tho COrricrc doR Emilia
admits that movements of troops taking place, and
that unusual supplies have been demanded from the army
contractors.
The Haia says that, in conversation with some Dis
tnguished persons at Mlan the King o Italy made
of language which, without being waTkc, held out strong
expectations Of the deiyerance of Vcnctia The im-
preston produced by the Kings words was that some
great combination in view out OF which war or peace
might arise but which, in any event would lead to the
freedom OF the Italian provinces still oppressed BY Austria
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

This is admitted by the French, who add; Although
Nena was wounded and lost some and horses, the
loss was not great the enemies OF good order have
wished TO suppose"
At the last moment TO meet this French steamer, tho
D.ario del IHDerio publishes q letter from Manuel
Rivas stating that he has received brother
Charles IN dated the 2d ult which says that on the 2Jth
the Imperial forces all returned TO Mazatlan with two
officers and 60 soldiers wounded and killed, and OF
the Mexican Imperialists five officers and 20 soldiers
wounded, and four killed. The French claim to nave
killed $50 of the Juariss and that they wounded still
greater number,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Austria aud Prussia.

The Austro-Gernan difficulty continues critical. 10 IS
asserted that Prussia has decidedly refused 10 comply
with the Austrian request withdraw her order for the
mobl zation of her corps IL armee
A Berlin dispatch Of the 10th says The merchants Of
this city will present an address the King tomorrow,
expressing the hope that the Government viii effect,
possible peaceful settlement of the present diff
Guilty between Austria and Prussia. The hrcH: /cfaHg
SAYS We are convinced that Prussia will not accedc TO the
demand made by Austria 10 disam
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

ALLEGED DEFECTS IN A HoUsR.-In the Superior
Court before Justice Jones' yesterday IN the Of George
Caldwell agt James Feretch tho plaintiff made contract
for the purchase Of house for $4,000 from the defendant
aud deposited with him the bargain sOoo The plaintiff
says that he was induced mako this by various
represeutaons the building Of the house. the house
being That the house found not 70 be well built
that the psrttion wall was partly built on hledn earth the
there other dc The defendant eontended that these
defects that the
sspisons q TO tho houss were al material points fulfilled
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
iAnuouncemsuts
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
LEMAIL DE PARIS DE- JARED.

This secret Of identifying the skin being known only 10
he hoBoaby that differs from all other s&
preparations being perfectly innocent producing the most oI1ns
giving soft texture 10 the skn Ike that Oh an
infan without presenting least meredcons appearance
ceanses pores those nnsghty black worm speek aud
small which the complexion and by cleans
ing produces heah glow efaces AFTER lew weeks most
happily. all and especially snccsss'al IN ead
eating the marks left BY smallpox So distinguished 10 nom any
powder other skin preparation offered that ads IKE
Mime Pons Mile Vestvai Miss Maggie Mitchell Mrs Emma Waller
Others have unhesangy ndsed M efficacy and advised 10
use The agent Is L. lsABEAu, No. 8l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
CITY Ws.

INFLUENCE OF CLMATE.-A paper will be read be-
fore the sections Of the Association for the Advance
Of Science and Art Cooper Institute this evening at u
O'clock nv Mr. J. Dsturpe on the Zones Of Temperature
and Influence Climate in North America" This deeply in
terng subject has before been discussed on two occasions
b. intends deliver other lectures on the nhn.
Of climate North America from within the Arctic 10
the equator illustrated by belts OF temperature
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
MEXICO.
French Accounts Of the sitsatisu-Masamsrss
Declares fer Ma1imiiian and Chssses It's
Name-stsbbsrn Defense Of Pssss.
NEW. ORLEANS. Tuesday

NEw-ORIEASs. Tuesday. April "a. le6G.
Vera Cruz dates of the 9TH inst are received.
Col. Duprez had defeated the Liberals under De Lar
gisa in Tamaulpas.
The Imperial cause was prosperous in chihuahua.
The Indians had secured for the Impenals the Districts
OF Abasdo and Guenioro.
Maiamoros has pronounced for the Empire and taken
Conception as its name II s now gsrrisoned with lnd-
The defense Of Pasos with 70 Impenasts, against $50
Liberals, is highly commended.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

The North American Lloyd steamer Baltic, A. c.
Jones commspder will leave to-day from Pier No a. North
River for Bremen with United States mails full and
large number Of passengers for London Southampton and
Hayte The frtclass iron steamer Mississippi Capt
Sumner has been chartered by the Company 10 succeed the
Baltic on the Of May The cabins OF the Mississippi have
been newly and senddy fitted up and her engines are very
powerful.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
KENTUCKY.
Excitement mt Bowling Green-A Mob Attempts
TO Take "a Negro Murderer from the sherin
The Military Called Out.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. IT

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Tuesday April o. 1866.
Considerable excitement exists here about murder
mitted by negro.
The Sheriff arrested the murderer when mob attempted
10 rescue him from his custody and hang him.
few soldiers stationed here the assistance Of
the Sheriff and repelng the mob who falling
back but gathering in strength.
The Sheriff has teegaphed 10 Louisville for troops
and company viii leave there for this place this evening
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
MARINE DISASTERS.


ATLANTIC CITY, Wednesday. April 25 leG6
The ship reported ashore on "Brigantine proves TO DC
the clipper ship Smlo of Portsmouth, bound from Cal
cutta to New-York with cargo of ute She Is leaking
slightly rudder gone and her masts are all cut away.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ATLANTIC CITY Wednesday, April % 1850
The Smlo has got off the Shoals and now lies oil Lte
Egg Harbor. steamer has been sent TO take her TO
NcW-York.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

MISSION WORK AMONG THE PooR.-On Tuesday
evening the City Mission held their monthly meeting in the
Mercer Church, A r. Wetmore presiding, assisted by the
pastor The results OF the months operations may be seen In
part from the figures e55l missionary visits 34i
meetings persons TO churches and MISSIONS 4J children
and youth schools and and 76 9 tracts
histrtl rtlufat
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
POSSESSES REAL MERIT,

which said every article introduced in the market but
all who have oDosroLSE onhestatnsy
pronounce really mertoous 1t anse the teeth without ay
to the enamel and mpars the breath fragrance delightful and
ehng All who are capable judging good thing invited to
awe trial Sold by all druggists and perfume and at the depot
No. 85 Llberty.st, n, Y.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

CHARITY CHILDRRs's SPRISGTIDg FEsrIvAL.-The
Orphoonst and Charity Chdrens sprngtde Singing Festival
s announced for Friday afternoon June l. at the Academy
Of Music The performers will number between 900 and
1000 The Orphe0nss and Orphans will be assisted BY the
NewYork Society by solo talent. and BY Phihar
monic instrumentaiss In grand orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

GARTBALDI SUITS, PoR BoYS-The most elegant
ever before this country Ladies call and inspect them
BRoKAx BRorHERs,
No 62 Lafayette place and No. "A FouIthave.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

the house and that he is entitled to retain the VI 600 paid
forfeit. The plaintiff asked Judgment for his VI GOO and
for eO0 the OF searching the title The case was
tried before TIE 7 disageeing and the present trial
occupied weeA 1le jury Yesterday mornlDg returned
verdict for tAe paiL Tor ST. 1873 10 TO which the Court added
an allowance Ar Ira d. Warren for plaintiff MI Matthews
for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

THR CREW OF THE TAsJORR.-In the case Of the
United States against Of the Of tho Taore the
Commissioner decided discharge three but holds the
remaining eight for trial
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

AN IMPRRssARIo's TRIALs.-In the Superior Court,
before Justice Jones yesterday in tho case OF Max Maretzek
agt Caldwell Whitney the suits against the editors OF 7As
Sunday Mercury for libel called in their order on the
calendar but Judge Jones' account OF the short
ness of time remaining this deferred them the
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

-WooD-Superior VIRGINIA PINE and OAK
woop Tor sale by the load LOWEST prices at the yard
Nos 65l e4 and Second ave- ThIyh and Thirty
sixth Orders by mail promptly filed.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

SALE oP SCRANTON CoAL-A RISE IN Prices
thousand Of Scranton coal were sold yester
day at public auction Mr. John H. Draper officiating
toneer The attendance the sale large and the bid
ding brisk lump and steamer coal being sold In large lots
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

FREycH-Mr. Fayarger whose system of teaching
French especially the pronunciation is highly approved Of by
the mos, competent judges will give illustrative lesson this
afternoon His advertisement viii be found in another col
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

REMovAL-REMOvAL.-Th OFFICE OF The BUR-
GIAR ALARM TELEGRAPH which protects nv5y and without dam
age each window the house, removed No 2S Broad
way, opposite City Hall. T. HoLxss
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

Have Won heard of KgLLoGGs UNITED STATES MET
cASrILE REaIsrERi See New Publications.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
SPRING CLOTHING.

Large complete Stock READY MADE CLOTHING
consisting OF sPRIN0 0vERC0ATs, BUSINESS AND DRESS
SUITS whole paI BOYS CLOTHING Of description
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &c, &C.
FROM 10 TO 40 PER CENT BELOW FORMER PRICES,
G FREEMAN BURRs ONE PRICE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE. Ia fulton aud " Nssp st&, opposite sm baase
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

A characterization is called to reward of
s another column for the recovery Of $4,000 worth Of
bou IDS recently
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
PARKER BROS.
LONDON CLUB SAUCE.

Acknowledged by spcues be The Sauce for roast meats hh
salads Ac impartng unTivsed h
decacy Of all msde dishes For by all
C. PARKER
Sole AGENT No IS Bleeckerst.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26

The SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL Coal COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 3j Wallst.
YARD Nos. 263 and 26j West Twenty y-fgth-st.,
between Seventh and Eighthaves
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
Habess Corpus Case-CsnAics Betwees mil.
itary and Civil Auihoriiy-service OF q
Writ Related.
LouIsyfIIr. Monday kpril % 1894

L0UIsviIlE, Monday, April q. 1866.
BY order Of Gen. Thomas, Isham Henderson ar
rested last night by Gen. Davis commanding the Depart
ment be sent to Gen. Thomass headquarters To-day
wt of hsbeas corpus in behalf of Henderson, from o.
s. District Judge Ballard, served Gen. Davis who
in accordance with Gen. Thomass instructions refused
obey it, Henderson still remains here in custody of the
United States officers.
SECOND DISPATCH
NASHVILLE, Tuesday. April "a, 1866
The CourtMartisl met to-day. Mr.. Isham Henderson,
whose case was up for trial. not present, and the
Court Martial adjourned till tomorrow when il 10 ex
psctsd Hsndersop will be prevent.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26
DIR. E. CONWAY,
s u r GEON DENTIST

IlAVING REMOVED HIS OFFICE.
from Third, 70 SECOND STREET, would rosneet'
fully inform his friends and patrons that nc Is now
prepared 70 render his professional services 10 ali
Who may desire them, at his ONCE on SECOND
STREET opPosits the Dayton Natlonai Bank :
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-26
miscellaneous.
Fellow-Citizens:
Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BOMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON. ONO, has for sale,
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging nom $500 TO
Also six Farms-three in Darke, two In Mont.
gomory. and one in Van Vert County
The undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance 0nioe. when not out on business,
or at the Post Onice corner
Buys and sells property. Terms liberal
apr l2-tf
, 1866-12-07
EQUALIZATION Of BoUSTIES.

Details OF Mr., Sc1leuc1ksx y2lll.
The following arc the details uf the bill
intF"dnce1 hy Mr. Schenck in the House on
Tuesday last
..n rroxioes ,h., ins.cad of ,,r Grant NJ 1,nt,
" csrh ,,J .Sart so,,io. s,i1a a'o~su a pI.o
has fv servrd ~ snr,, n ne msv,
tine corps Of The United States I'D ,.Do St has has
hncp nT Vim ,nov herpnftcT h.. tnn",.hfm ~, ~.
cherret1 firm srrS servfra fhe sr1, ~ atoEt .n1
olo.s ncr tuo;h or st H.. ~ r,ta ~ .,n
hundred dojIats mr. v,.fr f- n,i fhe ,.me
,1n.tnr. winch srrh soi5ier Ella, ~ ~
~ AMI III ard H. 1t NV ~ LII LIZ 1s ua
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fro:,, H. an ,scan " "
@acejvsi in harris ~ whife anoseeS +, ,ha IIn ~
sS md nsid un to- ie end of ~, scan tean " "
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IN rns n ,hc a,,th II anv ri s";er AnG w
narine While IN he ee:siee or In c,se al
tf- III. ijarhnYo opd l,ef,rr IN. cn5 NJ nis ..,.
~ cni:sfmsnT. II ai:rIu1TaT ~, nrronr, ~ hsjn
WornSri A. n:nriIrd fSe a,1,,wnnra an;1 aarmnnt
$, ali he made 10 hfa vld.,s If shc bss M hecn
r, or il ihsrs s no do tbsn to the
" ~ n,l.r .;.ta 49, ~ ~ -a ~ 0cesaseo "a' may
rhc ,rrcEd s.ciiom p.nrides rh,t II, committing
aha asee.1anins ans bounty to he PAID 10 any
.1i.rs ,narr ,ba rray;.;,ns ~ ~. W.
H., su,o, ttI..r ~, n.t, ,ni - HI S aneE suan
r..aSt ,..s ~ rnr,. ro ~ wv N a. a.
G.isl States, oT by any stae, county. eiiy, tosn,
o: o'nes o. oe os a:y solun-
,.a;s 80. n.,e. As - W. eo=e asa sas -
ssfSae .afG f,1 an'oa1 ~ urc, "ooatJ nAoHGa mo
va!u noM IL; ~ fnu'Ies eAseeo ti7at An9
t%.ihfnd % trj. ayass io raeh . ~ nionsh o. acsaai
a,a. anai @ ssismes M VI ~ ute ~ " oae an4a1e0
uo,ass pes H. trS f ~ ans S1se ~ ahs ss!luI
y nhu ah 70 ~ o p.u, moIey Has neen pasa GT
- y E ntt - , ~ ~ sHS. @ 10 nsudSy suan
a.so w oeu1ceH, aha oni5 susn am9ans OF ooanty
pa,e a sa7 =. Il WIZ W s1eh PIE songy sna
, 1866-12-07
The .Appronclsin. Political Campaign
In New Harulsshire.

The Republican Statc Central Committee
for New Hampshire have issued circular to
the Republican voters Of the State, in which
they urge the necessity Of a thorough or.
ganization'in every School District, aud tue
election or men who are willing to work and
sacrifice some time for the good Of the
cause. They say:
New Hampshire will he the first to speak In
1e6., and the an1ions eyes Of the loyni men MI
over the country viii l4e turned toward her, and
wbat report We shsil give ihe country and The
that neither enemies without nor traitors within
can impede tho progress ot our cherished princi'
pies. oHr Congress has taken bold stlnd "a
reconstruct the Government on eound basis, aud
have foiled The fatal policy the Administrations
The next Congress- Is pledged to DO tie samc
Ins loss, IT, ep p ~ orsr % !hs eounEy stand BY Con
render our verdict. For WHOM shall that ye1dlct
be given, for copcra,r Or the PertI lent: We fee
time then be lost, for each one has 8 Inty hmsel
70 pert TN Which he can delegate 10 to othcs
ct that duty be conscicAtiou-ly and well done
and VIC will be satisfied with tue result"
, 1866-12-07
THE MEETING or THE FORTH
ETH CONGRESS-.

We arc gratiflcd that the recommendation
-FA-- Ts'.p,.-"~ = hat fha rnaatinU IF tho For
date, has been received with universal favor,
not only by Congress, but by tho c,natry.
The set making the change must be passed
by tho present Congress, aud the precise
time when the next Congress shall assemble,
whether On the Jill Of March or The 1st OF
May, can best be decided according to cir
culnstauccs, as they may be developed this
winter.
The evil to be avoided is long recess during
which the President will be left without the
restraining presence Of Congress. As the
law stands al present, Congress would not he
in session from March 5 10 December IA rc-
riol of uinc I,onrhs. Wc see that 1t Is pro.
posed to convene the Forticth Congress on
The fifth Of March. 1t may be that II will be
necessary TINT there should be no interval
! between the close Of ouc Congress und the
olwning OF The next; but to meet III March,
unless Congress remain In session
during the greater part Of the summer,
will involve recess Of some length Con.
grcss will undoubtedly provide for the cslab.
ilshmcnt Of territorial governments In the
iebel States, and II would perhaps be as vel,
for Congress 10 be in session until these Gov.
crnmeuts shall be safely under way. Andrew
johnson knows already that lie holds office
hy the 1sercitWs permission Of Congress, but
in dealing with man like HIM, prudence
will pcrhaps suggest that the means of rca c!l.
ing lim should not hc laid aside. Let the
| sword hang above his head, and let the band
be ready at q moments nuticc 10 cut tut
halg by which it is suspended.