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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

navigation should have given increased earnings,
show that radical change in railway business 10
commencing. 1t would in fact be extraordinary II
changes such as have been produced by the w1
sholld not operate TO reduce business somewhat ID
the ratio as they increased il. Water Transports
ton by the Mississippi, and theloss of Governments
business, must, combined reduce railway traffic.
Il scarcely admits of doubt, therefore, that the
railway returns of 1866 viii make very poor COM
parison with 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Bostou Live Stock Market.

BRIGHTON CANBRlDG. AND MEpionn
Repoyfsd for rax TRIBUNE. the snsse VsSsadsk
Jan 10. 1876.
Auourt of stock q
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

NEw-YoRK SrATR PER CENT Stock,
73O MOTIFS AND COMPOUND NOTES.
BoIGHr AND SOLD ~ TIE
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.
No. 2Wal ST.. conner of Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
WISHES.

would might approach thee
AS tie moon draws near the cloud,
With still and stately courtesy,
CleaT.cyod aud soemn'browed;
But; when their meeting comes, Ler Iaco'
In HE deep breast doth hide,
The heavens are still, IN solemn JOy'
The world is g!oiifed
Iwouid might approach thee.
As music swiit afoat,
Surprises, with lis sudden Joy,
\ wanterer in a boat:
Tie sordid wells Of life fan down
Before that clarion clear;
passiEgrapiuIe oft recalled
When days grow blank and dreaT.
would nigh: approach thee,
AS breezes fresh and pure,
Unsightcd. breathe on ieyered lips,
And throbbing temples cure;
A. JOY and Love, and heaibirJ Hope,
Visit some chosen heart
Ard enter softly welcomed there,
And never more depart.
The little plot Of the romance approaches lts elo'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

The needy fishers were bis friends
Unlcarned companions in bis eDds
Aud stripe, and shame, and felon tree
Aided his deathless victory.
So Soul. be steadfast in thy lot,
In marble shade or rustic cot:
Permit the wealth the Fates bestow,
But In its void no pining know.
The richest human treasury,
The mine Of thought, TO all is free.
Let Pleasure mix her shallow drink
While twines Desert the iron link
Whose firmness, over time and space.
Transmits the virtue OF the race.
Though fortunes fail, and prospects frown,
May Duty keep her matchless crown,
, 1866-07-18
FROM NASHVILLE,

another Coppcrlicad Defeat in the
$eDate-CaAc Of " faIiAna~, the House
asnttcr-TAe t3ouAe lu%ttuckA the *er.
.eaht.at"A r1n~ tn l~unre the tyrlt Of
1iabra~ ,t"rpu~-tIcbcl Tnreuts to
Break up lIae Lest.lature, dc.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago 1nhunc1
NASHVILLE, juiy II.
In the Senate the motionp pl Nr. Mck1tnry tom
constcer the vote ratiIY,ng the Constitutional
Amendment Wa- called up and full opportunity was
Etstn tic coprc1besus 10 debate Il, Ia. they de.
cilncd, and the resolution WIS lost to Is
The Hon.c mt At IL a. m Mr. Mnr1la. Of Jack.
eon, Wa brought in under arrest.
The House passeda retolnlIon in reference 10 the
case Of Williams. o Carter, now under arrest, and
In nhnse fsvor Nr1t Of A1be1t CORPUS wa i..ucd
BY Judce Fsazler. The resolution denies the ju1ts-
dictIon OF :he eonEt, and instructed Capt unyde,,
to prc$cut ta:d resolution ~ his
codlng 10 tue 1e-o11lun- The question u juf}4.
Gsc:aoLN Na afsact before fuuer Er .hi. .. H.
GaHs md a. :; t,olIier afirmtnk +uch juiisdtc-
Tot decided To~mos1on .Joha ITi1nb,c ,z,H rpaak
iof nc uousG OF Representatives, and J. ,. B:icp
Williams Is held in close confinement, h,ytur rr
fused 10 accept parole -
Utloy4lty is rampant. Their arc ihrea.s OF dis
citcu1ert prevail: throughout the city rhe d .pu-
tics tent 10 ,freet Henry UroMn. boiler, from Mad
i:or. could not find hitn. but met h,s nrother.
Railroad. nho told them Henry Noal1 m. 70 win
them II they did fud h,u,; that P1c.,den7 John.
son dld not t4nt anF quorum IN she legislature
psneesdtngt, and would soon put a .'op 10 them.
G. u Higgt. Of Bowling Green. keniucky. his
leased the Tenncsees P:ni,entlary At forly-tnrec
will iua,ncditteIy put In xioot worth oil u.chin.
cry 1oE manufacturing all Ktuds OF agricultural In
t.Y,n I fhr,,on,, - il ~ ,hn
, 1866-07-18

The AntI-RepteiA \ @n9u on tho RAM
psGc-Lasr OnceF~ Kc2a~tcd mud
1touchfy Uhed-HIftltary Oruercd u
The Seat Of War.
AnnAFr. July 17..The 11,irent trouble. havc
broken o1t aftc.a this caxn4y aud Dare assumed
sherG Fitch, wh!le tndeayorinc to execute !. ler,l
depure. 1lerntl5 assaulted. Tae Sheriff l.it hc.r
yekicruay 70 e,coi ooe hxez Warner from premises
Gen GGeeanisd ~ hlm; Ae was aecompa1 ea NJ siS
1:om .'.ns seat Of war" wns Ia some manner CO n.
1nnn,c A,ca 10 hc alt Affected and sru Krarcrs s.a
10 aa1
aF ep - OF Easted chs'actrr. Arriving 1t the houee
~. Mf. hartcn: tncy 16fc confronted by psrsY Of
xcnt5 as. men, who hnst .cf. o'sseh no oapos,son:
5ec aoofe WE locked. aod aIshonrhhhs shcs,d
1niorned ne anna,es that .ne matter might DO
then euss opea tue doss. ana tueestdci 10 Getting
one Of hM l:Es inside, when the door wa. iorced
a. sa1 T.. IN ss1y Fn1
concllEasc, nul ail 10 no purpo.r liz toen dircc cd
hts deputies 70 execute thc writ Of sjtctmtn, bY
eeatd xotE ,aouedea On ii ssp. pf1 3,
upwards Of seventy dve re.o1u,o and ,is,crtninrd
decuised. Ibe shes,u received .cycza Sow. I'll
deputy Jataes GlIle'nle vas very rsuchIv utel.
Finding it impote.hie to Sxeen.e th: wf.! ~.sh
rcnts1s coo'ns =. S;n @ a1d & .ienelne bin l (
dsp!a;ec no asearm, sitSoaxh i Il bs1issed tsey ss
hsd them. sito. They dcded the sheriff to cxccntt
any ~r1sk and rhvc him 10 underrtsnd fhst any Al
tempt 10 do 70 would be violently resist ID. no ms.
tet What miEht BE- the rerult. The Sher,d and III!
party thcn retutnf 10 this city. 1ud 1t once teeued
Rectment NY y. y. q. to detail one hundtee mer
ot h!s CO anand fully armed aud equipped. TO pro.
the urttf OF etectm ment held hJ him.
The force viii leave Tomorrow morning 1t hal!
pact scveo o'clock. under comm.nd Of acting Colo
nci Jams Mcfarland. and will seu3sn in the dleal
fetted district u long a. thear scsr1ces may be r.
4nirrd.
Should the foscn be insufficient To cnpe with the
enemy, The ~hole Of The military In she county .si
BE orue1ed ol'. Tn+se II Considerable e1cttemea
hutJ plsoeJ tonight.
, 1866-07-18

Liberal Ala for Destltuto Aiabnu1tAna-
Prom Fort Ktnton-CAttlotic in"t,tu.
tlnna for COlored peoplo-Elae Great
SeAl Of Mtaaourl found in uarshati,
TeKn1.
Especial Despatch TO the CheaRo Ttlbune.l
ST. LOUIS, Juty II.
It Mil be remembered that lew weeks since
Gov. Patton. Of Ajataua visited this city fer the
purpose o( negotiating lha boud7 Of Alabama and
Purchatiog corn for the dcttitutH people, Of hts
State. 4 ueetln. NnS promptly held On '3hauce,
aoa committee sppolDtCd 10 aid III the benevolent
design. This committee have just made Il report,
from bieh II aprenrr that nineteen bankin1 1ntt.
tutor, Of this city, f1oatco for fotsyonc thou.
and Eve hundred dollars OF bonds Ut paid tho
money over 10 Me-ere. Carr x Luxe, azcnta Of Gov.
Pastop, Who immediately invested th& greater pot
lion Of the funds iu corn. which WAS INN -dtasciy
th!pped to 3ts destination Thlrty-one thon.ani
bu' 'htfa have already gone forward. and 'he 4ye0ts
have ttiH residue OF moaes on hand. which they
snlera, without delsy, to iaTest la ihe same Hav
The steamer Hedens. from Fort Benton. arrived
at st JoA last Night. hav1aE made the trip dowa
IN seventeen d,ys. ABOUT a nnndre1 aud tl>v
thousand dollaEs In gold was orou.,nt down ausoa9
ner PASSENGERS; E Il she had twenty bales OF robes
The IndlArs abou. Fort Benton were quiet but
approximations se1c fcir lest they would not OBJ
liz coiorrd cpthotc denomination are to be
proytdea with church for their exclusive use.
ArchbfeLop Eener.ck has eelected lot Oh Olt7e
rtfett for The sii1ce. coQrent fos 1ha edoca+
tIon Of cotuscd girls. /. olt0 to he crested and
placed IN ehsrge Of auns Of the eolo'ed si=tess OF
4 conuunlcauon fscm Mas.h.l,, Texa., states
that The great zeal Of the Stale Of Msssour,
lied of ny Claio Jackson. h1s been found there.
| pl.ce whele t1.uovernor ne5uold's h:sdguarters
WerG at one time established.
, 1866-07-18
FROM EUROPE.

Knser WMr NcxEA-PruAstN md ltaty
fkcfu%c the Armtkttcc-Thc Italians
cron~ tho Po-The Derby Cabinet In-
htn1Ie<t-Excnedck Demands Helm.
faFcen,cnts-8eport tnat lo H. 10 be
SuPcf%tdcd by tho Archdukc Albert
fsification* nf Vienna Incrcancd-
Flight at MeinlDgch between tEnTArt-
an and HrutHlnn Troops-Lpmb bardy
Evacuated By the AuAtftans-Futsl2er
Details Of the Great Battle Before
RnotEAwratz-I1eiolcl at Berlin
DtAH.ny nf tho Anhtriana-Thc Pasls
fags tn Defsucc or tue Austrian Ecu-
erna Eubscux-tsattba1dt nj Lenato
with FtftE Thousand Mcu-The IT.
fole<c ptleAtN Represent the Gene. nj
M ah lAnll~Ch rist-1tulfnn Journals
on 1nc situation. Ae-
r,ss1 NIw a9sS; Ju'y l7nrhe steamer rsc!rs, isom
~ ::':s f: i's'is1. ss;s s!St:sa shs t4 II:
loH crdluasy III sra i7or; % low : ditto to- es. I4
The i:ts p.Rss' ss;s ST. St p cd
fepoS ias Aoe t. e. re- %
The fon,fca',onr ot Vienna were hesns increased
'p @ Snps 1sv a. SshoacS;nv n9 Inn - P9oe
fween a navsft.n corps and Pms: Ian Amy under
N tetiFca acro.p the Mtnc1o.
VIENNA, 1hutsday. July 5-3cncral Hsncdek
1udrteted The following dctplfch 10 the Emperor
ytetrrtav at 81. m: "Aftef a nsinans contest Il
nsc horz. du.auon before kon,e*xtatz, With our
sncesedcd In e:'abiithlnc bintelf anp;rc.lvcd as
thlnn. Our lines hetcc 1hn. broken through, re
wcrc compelled TO srccde. The io:>cs nrc not
knnwn ycl. hu1 arc copkdrIahtc."
vienna. July Sit IL announced th4t General
Clam Gnllas. in eommaLd of 'hc First Oorrs OF
afclu. chtci 0! the ktad. and Mayor 1encsal Key
etancx, ~it t,r btousLt be{osr = cour -rnsrttaI.
NEnlIs, Juty 3.-The Queen has been eevesal
ttme. to rec the ourdcd who hare arhved here
and hns received ecyefat oyAifon* IRON the public
The victory ca!ned hY tae prus.iana has pro-
TNACIENAC. duly A-Th~ army uu1er tho or3cl
Of the tIancn fsoyal, al.honeh dts'aut IRON: the
nc1d OF h1s,1c turcecded By the cfcste.t effort II
arriving time enough 10 dfreet tho attack Es.ntos
hc night w,nE ol the AusSians, which act ofe,dee
The victory.
battle Nth The order ol u,illt4Ey merit.
tF1om tho PAt7& Pays, July5l
In Ans'lia people arc 10 di:maycd by tho suece.s
al ecn>c Of propsIo'y as 10 des,enata a. tcaiio
| Etp, Gab}cp2, who's corps NR- dcrtEcscd. Cab
lefx, the brilliant ard Anoactous bcso ol the vi
| wrh lhnmafE, could not be sufficiently fe'rd. !
1nau who Il chlva!Fe ioyni'y pcssoulaed. Ills mia
Tor upc va+ tEst \ dis,ton Of sae rTutsiau a1d
| f1nk. Originally. command In 1talS was odttt,
him, bu: he dxnauded 10 sefve In Bohemia that b.
might hare Rn opportunity to take his revenge o.
The Tusetars. Who cbAted him nom tlo1sfc1o. AM
~ho base pow 10 Completely conquered him.
7he Fcaesl tpops hare CATERED tho territory q
, 1866-07-18

The Heated TeFm-Tncatrfcat- at-tctress
1srnwnctf-Greak Onion Gathering Mt
New Albany To.Dny.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jp1v 17.-Thc river Is !a'!fng
fast. There Il only hsc feet, OF water 10 CAIRO
The thermometer Il 81 d-gfco3 ABOVE zero In the
shsde.
The Golden Theatrical Tfonp; hsve rstusnei 10
this city. afes very succ s'tul tour II southern
Illinois aod Kentucky. They op.u here a: a,u on
,hc 1T oi Ser,c!no:r. T9sy cine np On the
Mis- Kate. storm. OF the. tro12e, fell
OF the boat and was drowned. She
retired 10 her stase.oo about mi might. and Wis
not missed unt'l near morning, when, nooa aearch
beng made, she coald not he found. i little hoy-
seven ye,rs old. ttate that he something white
fall over the edge ot The host, As he was looking
SE# A1n4Sr. JAY l7-1m1'e9se 1rep1ra'tons
arc beng made for The Great luton gathering o.
the fatr grounds tomorrow. THIS will nc the
largest outpounng Of the :opso IN This section for
years.
Governor o. P. Norton GeneEsl Logan aud sev-
eral other distinguished speakera will deliver ad-
dresse..
;. uc)rca.es arr expected 1-om Kentucky. ohio,
Illinois and all parts OF Indians. III. press Will nc
kHrt,etF ttpItEcnted.
, 1866-07-18

Funeral Sermon In Honor OF Seu-
at0r Lnnc-Frofn the Elaan<-iudtan%
Nlov5n:. 1U AGtuck the Frontier Set.
ttcmcnts-Trndera Robbed aud dur.
ucFcds
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfiaunc.1
LAwnEScE+ Kansas, July II.
The funeral sermon of Gcncral Lana Was pre- ch-
cd yesterday By ksv. n. .. Fisher. prcs3dnR elder
OF this district There "Rs large attendance pecs-
cnt. Senate Lane madc bis vii! somc weeks eInce,
appointing hts sonin.aw, Col. Adana-. executor.
Eapclmeu from the plains report that The l1d1sus
ar. moving In large numbers to nstaek The frontier
settlements. It is feared thst It will BE- the COM
tnencmcnt Of 1duy val.
MINOR shanknp, sgent Of the ~lcaltows. return
cd last evening: lie rsports the Cheyena:s IN the
Southwest tronb!ceona on account Of noi receiving
their promised ratio1s. One OF the principal Chiefs
has tcnt black ekiu to Commissioner Cooley.
which +tGntae* war. friendly indian btpgs In
report OF quite party Of tsaders havlnc robbed
and murdered.
Weather warm. aThermonetes IS to % degrees
tn I'm had
, 1866-07-18
FROM NEW YORK.

~
New ToRE, July 1s.-Betwecn twenty and thif-
~ sua$tEoke cases occurred so.d2y. Only two
were faial.
"A heavy sto,m Of lightning occurred this eycn.
cndurabfe.
The thermometer has ranged during the day ut
iron rs TO 1tf degrees In lhe shade.
In the supreme Courf, to-day. \ motion Wss
n,sdc 10 remove the ats1inees Of Culver. Penn Il
Co., and appoint a receiver. Decsst1n not rem.
dtted. II WIS stated n:afly s. Q00 00o had passed
through the hand. of the drm, 1or which no ac-
The steamer Teutonla, from Jamalca, has ar
t1y%d. but brings no ntwA.
The etcsner Heroic, lrom Hare. il Aeualted.
| SANTA Anna has assio rot himself in'o hot ira.
ter. This lime be eucs betore ne Supnme Court
Rknsh be ee 81 pseea 10
i. lhe sape o; s:sss;sn exchange, :5r sai. s:cp,u
The .sp1nl:h t1rm have been thc General. 'bsst
friends and c1osest companions. and u hr pursnc4
The tutt. they promise conc rich Developments re.
Eardiur Santa Aunt'a itflYate and m 1Iic lie
, 1866-07-18
FRUM GALVESTON.

Dcscrters' from the French Army IN
mcxJco-Dt%cnntcnT-l Troub-
lea-l4nt Weather.
GALVESTON, Texas. July 1S-Dsspatche3 RON
B:oWn=vilie s:ate that tht numo:t OF Fr .nrh iesI
tcrs Is INCREASING. some h1st jota:d the Ltnerai
is said to be much dlscontent presalllnc In the
French ranks At not being al1oEed to retu1u home.
northern par. OF the State It Is thought the pre4-
cnt iorcc Will have to be continued tnsre In order
to keep them quiet.
the thermometer yesterday went up 10 I'D In tue
ahadr. Nm hn.Ine.A OF auf Accupnt.
, 1866-07-18
FROM ATLANTA.


-der-suftrT-1rrlvat Of Ncsv wheat.
ATLANTA, Ca, July 1.-THE murder pf Nr.
Hridewel on SUNDAY last prove. TO he most hor-
On oecount oI his unton ptocliv,tics7 was Obliged
70 refugee IN Louisville. Efuclnnaa and 1ndtauapo-
lie during the wsr, whr:r he always proved himself
industrious aul eiGcisni, hlsiu. siyed up consId-
c.ab1e aum* Of snoley, which be had Oh bis person
al .ue time &! lis murder. 5ince his return here.
he had bec'me familiar with TWO men who
were his rncn1tee prcr1uns to tbs T1r, and
during the wur had frequently becn
heasd 10 say they would ehoot him If b: ever re.
ft1end.hlp for hlm and borrowed money On sun.
day latt they proposed excursion into the count
~. On tsidcwe.l. sud neither OF the men r:turn-
tug. search was mada for him n.xt day. when he
va. found naurdescH- aud Fhc hody couceated I'd
The bushes near tho ro91 side about five mites from
tho c,'y: lie was horribly muti'a,ed. lhs po< kcts
were Tafd. aud everything Of value taken say+
The >hcsHi il ee%rchtno for the guilty pltt'et,
with warrant for thci! arrest:
The weather IS rety hot. NeS Nh.at bcc3ua to
cnr1s futo the IuarEct freely.
, 1866-07-18

Funeral OF a Prominent C1tfzen-
Wa1 m. Weather and Hull Bus1ne4s-
oil Discoveries.
KNOXVILLE, Tenu.. July Ran fmucn.e con-
course Of people attended The flnatal Of Hon.
Samuel D. Roper. yc.terdav. Rogers xas unIrer-
sally rcs cspccted tn tdl% community. IL xs4 3ud &c
Of tue Knoxvt,e C1rcnit Gou1t at the tim: of nts
deceAse- and nas ~teo president Of the Tennessee
Constitutional Convention OF 1865; also the dtst
speaker Of tbs StAte Senate uudef the present Con-
Et.lu3ion.- Uewa- fercn'y onc years old.
Tue heat I. Ecry tattu.e heee, and two ncn wese
p1ott1stcd by sun stroke. 0u4oc.s dnfl.
There Is cc1s1detaoIc excitement hcrr at present
m rcds renee Ia oil-thc ncx indications recently
4n.cH
, 1866-07-18
PROPOSALS. FOR EARTHEN
l. WARE SEWERAGE PIPES.
ftx11r.r nH TN HnAKu NJ pCpAtf WokxS.l

UTY1cK Or TIN B0AEp oF PC9A1c Wokts,l
Cn1cA0o, july Is, lSS6- {
SesJed p.opopatS viii be recTtFed bE TIE EoA5d Of
ppn1ic Works. At the!r otce. mill II = SATURDAY.
July th 3,on 1intal feet Of rr7oo1 ear1en wars
Leverage pipes according TO specifications on t1e uf
samples At &4td cf:ce- =,
ametsr: LOIS th4n one q, :nch a thickness.
1rd 10 ler Kths Of two "a feet each: + oe oF?vtded
Interior diameter. OF !onE . It ches 1n !.1 9Th
The ptpcs 10 be ueltEered !; ttn Fard q ne tald
ise sna to be .aaISst e ths apfroxa G. REJECTION OF
Prnp1eAl. must h* addressed 70 The hoA:d 81 fnhlc
ctks, endor7 I'd Prppos.l 1o.SeEtr&e- EtnsA" snd
he acfcmpapieQ with the r1u3l $t+Q b1o, with
Itea 10 re spp' owed hy tho hoard.
II Fceru Feferv1 .1ht to reject any bid not h
secnFuafcr 1it4 the ccndtions Of iia
tctct ali BIDS. SAD 10 pono*sl ~! ee .se:ossa
tactory ths Eoafd thst hc ha. the nef e:saEy sf
e1pEil euefsy AUG Ab:llty for Ing the ~orE Is
!. U. GrSpFL&
FRED LkTZ.
o. j. R0sE
lslsoHB-tH Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-07-18

sfcrr ~ sh- II 'r a. In the dAv- of Frederick II.
and UinchcE. I know not Hheshe1 th's military
- JhuS,asD viii he n rmantnt rnonRh 10 d1tpote
the people 10 Retume moro Co1c1lRsosJ attitude
III The con-t,t .t.un~t difference woeH no WI u u
the right wh" predicted vIctnrJ IN tho 6cd. not Ia
the Fnr!laMtpt would b. the aim md po!poAc OK
the Ffussisn srnlnes white the war lasttd.
, 1866-07-18
Q)ifagu Wribnnc.
~
Ti1E NKttE
The President In! sisurl The Army App'o'
pIa'ton t|||A
YhvbmIy |el|etanY tonArn'ed |hv uhNh'
lnNtun d Gol, n. /. Y. W,hpet II Iolkt'o' 1t
%;h|fhrn

lT,n \ ualn AL hr,@hV hhllrhibH tltH nam,
tHVH Univ }sFI'lHhl 'V""'''" INV WV"
.tn., II Ii n IL l.., 4. t'Afts.,at At
!llal0ll III WI, hl' IL. III HVHptV u *e'Ne W "
t,htrsnn
>',r"so, ~, 49,. au,,,
ihe iFhlut1t hl'1INsch lHe h1'tllHk6' a1lt
Ffnfsncr IN The car or Cnl raulnlnc, and rttu:es
10 interfere In Tho execution Of ths sentence. p.
Hon. Henry stanshcrry. Of Kentucky, ths
fccn tetdtrd, sud will no d0nhl hecepi, h, poai.
ZION recently rrslgntd by Aiiufney Gtne.at tp:rd.
MIR. B,owufny Is unlnct} "a the successor OF
Secretary Ilsflap In the event Of thn ]alcEs rctE
1,stior,
From the rlatns thn INTELLIGENCE comes
3hut 1nr.r boatr, Of 1nds,n. ,rc moving and II IL
f;.srra ,br,r 1r,ent,o- :. - ,,,aek the various
f,on,tc- tett,.mort,
IT, -..T~s..,. e,to, Frccrnnn Clarke
r,a......s,a .,... ,r,s sr..n,,.d nv the
oe' " ,1n.,nn, ~ the
ssloena sesuaua.. ,,e. :. r,sr,',,.a =. h,s
pn ent ueontf ."'p'''A'>'' - ''A~A
There Is considerable speculation as to who
will bc tho>en Vice President pro fFn ol lhe Sen
ate before tie adjournment. Senators loneEoy.
Made and Shan,an.arc mentioned. but T. IF con-
ccdrd thst ;he East should h1vc H. a. thu se-fdent
and Speaker OF the Ilonss are fkoua .hc Rest.
The difficulty will probably be settled by secret
czucns.
The apti-rcnt troubles have broken out
afr,-h Lear Albany. Scw York. Tbs sheriff aud
bls nn+sc hayc }ccn fcsletc,l IN their nsteapt 10
e,ert nar,tr. tro,n ynriou. nre}se. and In one H.
stunrt. thc law oftarrrx werr nrc,ty rourhly I'd
ennnsnr Of rnll,t,, In. hecn Ordered to shc .eat
If var sr will rrn}n :hcre &c Iun,. as their eesy.
100 ~ rcat.d
r. a., ...o ~ yx-,,1;.,,a +},, bn1t3nc yrem
~. ~ ~ " 1.1.,.. .,,,..-
- - 80. ,eo ne. ~. 49,.
- o.ee| -. 49, - s.,as. -. ,,a.-,. t..a ~
, 1866-07-18
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1866.

iAita that otrcful d'sa-sr has us:l,ax-u her.
srd that she has gone TO Tho bo'tnm With Ill m
hoa1d. Sho had tlx hundred and tcvcntv.fonr
pa.terRcft and = crex Of nHy'f,ur nen. including
ofncers- Tue vessel Has valued ~ 3le5 ,0N and y
fully i1suf:d
, 1866-07-18

NAxouEsrEE. =. IT,, April. 1861.
3t1srrs. F. L. wA.L1cs i CH:-t tIo1 n II alt,
ny ts*tiEoon,sl to many yeu hare reel. q of .hn
rostto for the Hsfr In the OF N, IFS have
nssd no1en oE nora kinds OF lchi!nK nrepafs,ae-.
some u GtSalnt-but can truly a4y that Tor c:n.cA.y
and cleanliness. n restorative n1c ac,iOn drcSs
luc. Sous1 b lhr exctlls them a. hsTo lsct It for
annubeE Of ons leading cIstfe1s owe tho Joutnfnl
appearance OF thslE haf TO Jour ~ enasattol.
p.J.ELAliK, t'ostzuaster.
, 1866-07-18

MAAc11K.Txk, y. H. June n. 1885,
AessrH. F. L. WALLACE T. Co.-G enLs 81 have used
DR.. Ch2us ,ftr'1 HmpfeSs for the HAIR and urn
pleased With the results. ltnd It tae puIest ceA
e. article that havo eEe- seen- II all ta11 claims
to be IN every res4ect.
fou1s, &C., LEONARD ERENCes, u. D,
, 1866-07-18

,.. AANCHE>rkE. March u, iSsf. +
MassRs.f :: + Y ALLAH Col AN 7ett acaualuied
NSn eeEGta OF tne 4onc c1txeos Ct this ci,1 Who
nsye nked your Half s;o1sttee to perfect sattsfkc-
Mu. la.vc elso usct It nsself and csa cheeffpay
recommend II a. pttrg the bets hEfc1- the u fktt
Il. Il, CHAMBERLAIN.
I1IY TrC4suffr.
, 1866-07-18

Definition of a Siavtr-Hus1nes@ and
Wenfh9r.

Mos1rE, Ala., Jn1y IA e3oopw was o7crhauf,d
In the Ion ct ba5, eafly this nornfug, BY Cntted
States cutter. hs,Ins on hoard Isl NEGROES. xno2
the plrIt6 wege about to carry ID Cn51 aud Sell
into slavery. These Eerfoes had becn colt.c.e1 at
dlEtErnt employment ot1ces In Louisville. Nah.
vile auu Si.mphts, IND brought down ITO New Or
bten promised thirty dollar. Il month to work on
rlsntaAon. AMI otherslse ue'uded. Tue Cap.aln
and crew Of the boat hive been hsas1ly iruneu aod
placed On board the sloop Of war Aa.n .ticc for
safe kccrlug, and will b. foTEarded 10 Wa.h,ug-
ton.
very hot. ThctMone'cr wcuf up TO l1G yesterday.
, 1866-07-18

- MANCHESTER. n. IT,, March. 1868.
,MkHE*. T. /. WALLACE E1.:-i have Escd yaur
Ar Restcf atve W'h enitfc s%tlsiactiou and terurd
II superior article, acconrn. .h.E III peo11
ts.A to do. II. II. T,LLOTSssS,
ra&tbt Elm StEeeS Church.
, 1866-07-18

MANCHESTER. n H, NAV. 1867
MKssEs. F. l. WALLACE co-sst ny uane do.a
much Satisfaction. hare use1 several others IA
E,re xou!s tha dscidea Preference !ts act.a apo1
and, ~ i dressing, ii u sqpA!b.
pr. 0. Z. BouTE1LE
, 1866-07-18
TO DRUGGISTS.

Chicago Chemical Laboratory and
Drug Mills. r
A comrlrte liza oi standard 4pd omcaua1 Solid and
Elnlh E1u cts c4c1oIds And PhA :a:Icat pre-
pat1uopS. OF II Kinda, o1&sA3tlJ u1 ha q.
Th4 h1.heAt A. [et prlce pAld for Mtda.Al Eoo1t,
BarkA, Aesnl. L-ste1. &c. Aoars+&.
GARRISON s. Coz =
131 aaa III letlana et.eet.
fxft.n3;9 Ss.W.F.Hptt ChEt:o.
, 1866-07-18

uonK%xr. r. T.. March 81. 1864,
NEesns. F. L. WALLACE 4 TO -ueEts: 4 trseat i'd
III ri ne to TT fpur pFrplrztkn. ft*tlnE what zod
enFct Is nad on hln II Ts iaushrd at The id-a o1i
test.dit ffo1ourhiy. il ms restored r,y ha:r asd
~hisk ers to their nstuf1 coos nnd ktdos iaem TO-
commend Il TO I'll In NEED,
T.r FARMER
, 1866-07-18

af1tsxz. F. L. WALLACE / Co.-Gents: 1hayc nsed
Dr. Chaussie1t Empress for tbs hair. and ind It al
ttat it claims to bc corta1v recanu rad It ~ the
rnbiic. MATT. HEAD, Ahlt- Gcu. y. q.
, 1866-07-18

, Tho Heated Term and its Entcts.
BAx1t4oax~ Ju1y l7.-This hat been the hottest
day e1pesnnced here 10 msny yeays. The thceao-
meier Etae Gfon ~ to 1a degrees IN the saAde.
Many perton% &scre pso.trated hY su1stioSc.
Pn1iAD:IrA1A, July 1s.-Faaftecn fat4l clsts Of
e1nst1oke to-day.
, 1866-07-18

L&ycAsTEH. May ~. ..ss6e.
MrssRs. F. l.. WALLACE co.-GeaA: lhaEe a g
Ypur rsepaf1on har, and md T. the eleanesk
aud uesI preparation for the natF that nss9 ste1
seen. w. D. ~" pa'A-'1A"
, 1866-07-18

HAvERnILL, y. H.. J1ac3 5. lSs.
Ae.ift FL WA1I4cE 60 - tsse sstas p!eas-
by nE1fy. ard hare bee7 GrAs ded and 1. sonehtd II
The fesnts after frequent aisspoonIn.nt In the use
Of olhet moro vau-ted apzc1hcs- ! haze hal oc-
cas!pn to rse these ttous pEepsEaons fsr several
Je11H. oEfn8 to- head ptemhtuF ~ Whiteneo. pux
hive found noTe th1s you'd rtofo the color, clean
the scalp a?d drts tre hAr - Is oo1e ntrtec nJ
3our ipyAluh1t preparation. JOHN N0JHH.