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FROM ST. PAUL.
Tho Teto-IndI~nntion Of thc People
Legislative Procccdtn.r-Scrcre Cold
1Veather-SEyer2iS Soldiers Hruzcn.
Especial Dcspa.ch 10 the Chicago THoune-1

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Legislative Pfocccd1nsr-ScFcre Cold
Hvcather-SEyerAi Soldiers Frozen.
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ST. fArl. Feb Sh
Washipgon's bis:b4day Esas rene-aai5 obserEed
here by 4 .uepeps,ou oi hnsiness. The Legislature
H., ~ ~ aeA.us'pn VI 'no 4oau
Do'h branches Of inc Les's's'nse ETC es'nola' e;
away al The rate Of two Sessions daily A. nsuai'
t.u,inn ri the cIo.c -, ~. eous,ou
Jol,nsonss ,.s, bsr.a.sa ~. zn.,..s .7,a .ne,.
,,ou md IL condcana ;,%a, meSss ap
a general feeling oi modification prevails.
The nouse passed thirty blu. at i;s morning ses-
e,on tod1y, ,and will put through as many more Ills
afternoon. A install uear ,t,e coaa ~ tbe .asx;o,,
Mn ~ h..-. .-r.S th.,nsh :. y. s .sss'oa
ot.AH Ut oe'pt ssouou ooa q. s7plu ss1s< aoo
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Tfternncc% ofa Maryland Paper on the
prchjdcutss sSI,eecll-The Victory tho
Coprerhead&.

t'fternnce> offs Maryland Paper on the
prchjdcutss sSI,eecll-The Victory tho
Copperhcad&.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicaqo Tnbune.1
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81.
The Baltimore dfne5;cdn, the most Influential and
truly loyal newspaper published south or Mason
ard Dlzonts line. cummentiu. edilor12lly upon
President Johnsonts speech. says:
t'The speech Of President johnson waz
delivered from the Executive 31aus1ou on
Thursday to IN sskcmblasc coapos: ID
Coppcrhcade, Southern sympathizers and returned
rebel soldiers. The sentiments expressed on the
occasion brought e1ullatiou and cladpess to their
hearts equal to tlat ocsas toncd BY The ld1ncs Of The
!rst rebel victory At Bu un. and will be hafled by
Their copisdetales A. thc south With as much jnbil;
routed Gtnn1. OF sherman had been driven into the
ocean with all the gallant and loyal hcarta thar fol
lowed him from Atlanta Thonsh those who thus
rsj0ced did not succeed in eIecti1g McClcllan tncy
hsse secured morn Unexpected victory, but one
tlss Will veE5 likely yield httes fruits IS 1t will
n.cnt aud concentrate the Union sentiment Of the
term. tl.an ihty might Otherwise hive obtained
from the present Or succeeding Congress- while the
ioyai men OF the country will lamcnt oscr The tte
detection OF President Whou they trustcd, sud
whore attefarces Ind heretofore given hope that lie
would prove equaito The trust imposed in htm. The
tonc aud temper & and language employed by bin on
I'LL. pceNs1pn VIII C9lsG Aelp eaQGE oI AQnIlatlon
md sorroW. We ha e no heart to further nll1de t1
the subject at this time. We are in tce m1det Of .
political olntiou that al ouce causes the eoncen
ia 1on Of on,non and the formation or parties. aud
will keep the country in a turmoil ol excitement
during the next three years.
WASHINGTON, Feb. AL-1tc caucus OF Reppbli
c1n Stnctots and Representatives, .att nE.nt wa:
somewhat indefinite. but Will be Intended with I'm
yof1aEt rsulIs. 4 majority Of those present WIT
des,dtGI5 opposed to the rsE OF eus11rl with tht
1r's!dens Il II ran be a'ofdcd- The constructor
TIL mo,n1ns is that uaenle1s may support ths
1rrs:dcnt little without lbe1ns read out Of th.
Enty. The city is full oil fumors about Cabine
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mon Council for 50 doing. In some cases
they have been put from the cars, but gcncr-
ally some other passenger who disllked
scene, and was anxious to move on, has dis.
bursed the required penny. On Saturday I
saw man put from ear, the conductor call
ing policeman, who took no part further
than to threaten the arrest Of the. passenger
If lie made other than verbal resistance to
expulsion. trust the new measure will suc-
ceed, as the collection Of the Internal revenue
ofihesc companies has mainly resulted in en-
richins the stockholders, BY adding twenty
per cent to their receipts.
BRIDGING BROADWAY.
For many years the question Of throwing
foot bridges across Broadway has been CARL
halter, offered to bnild one FREQ Of cost In front
Of his store, thinking, ofc0nrsc, that he would
be amply repaid Tor Ills outlay By the addition
1t would make to his business. Barnnrn made
n similar offer, but the authorities would not
consent. Mike Nalsh once said that 1t re.
4uired less natural ability to get to Congress
metropolis lind the test difficult one, but The
old residents who are masculine and able
bodied have learned the ast. One
thing to understand in accomplishing
thus passage is to watch both
look Only TO the lire nearest to them,
make aash NJ tne hrst nEcak anu suddenly
find compact line on the other side moving
In q coutrarJ direction. It Is necessary to
witch ono as much as the other, as the prac-
tised travellers we'll know. The project for
bn., nsoaomny ~ eoursaifat pG.sa a nas
t"rreS ~ caIn,ieo ~ tn Tb. h1;5@as Il hnj,t
~, - ~ ~ so,,I...s ~, a,Ifs- ,,,t,...
norsnns nv and atronners ,mt 1onht # X nhlo' ~
fo.i;e,1 ,,ofas vii ~ ta,a t,nnhts - osrnr,
~ ,,ascarS ttn rec,,ss,t, Sr,nhnr ,e staEs
"n" 4eeeo I ra1,.a 1..s ..s. 1870 oA '$oF9'
. souse Eis A.Nclsh'
:. How long IS 1t since told you OF defalca-
tion In the mercantile world? have allowed
scsernl 10 pass without notice, as altogether
too commonplace to merit attention We
had very Fair one last week, hoWeVer-..one
rather ahove the ordinary class. 4 partner
u a dry goods house took the m9uey of the
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pnt1T Weather Report.
{By the United States Telegraph Line.1
Vcb7nA-, at IN. fE a ',

new YonK, Feb. si-1he Commercial sass the
money market Etlll exhibits the efIc of the large
withdrawal Of tho cnErrncy into The CUB Treasury
through sa!es of gold. Probably from twelve 10
fourteen millions OF gTeenbacxs and back notes
htve been thus taEeu OF the market daring the
present week. II Is instnnatcd in eoale quarters
thAi the object of the Treasury IN the largo Sales OF
gold II 10 induce be banks TO withdraw their
deposits from The Treasury from condition preee-
dent to tho Inauguration Of measures Of con'tac.
lion. How far This fnr1ntEe u1ay be well founded
ssc Ecow cot, Int 1t would Seem reasonable con-
C;r5e that tie Department would not 50 seriously
d-trrb the money marker as It has by its sales Of
cold without some important ohect ether than 1cal
z5nS upon its surplus coin. and this conclusion Is
ttt more waErshed by the fact lhnt te sass hith-
etto EaSc heen conducted With care to avoid ary
disturbance Of monetary affair.".
This morning the sl9n,and for money on call VAS
anc ncsfse. The calling 10 Of loans ha4 nccessas.
ca sl!aFp inquiry which however Is met without
funct difficulty at screen rer cent. ]argc arnonnt
o:cc1u Is beng carried st sGL5 per cent. The high
rac iof call loanS las checked inc demand ior pr
yer, aud uh pa1t1aI pressure to sc1t higher rates
ate obtained. Prime paper sells At 7Fi8 per cent
The majority al 7!t4eS per cent. Lower grade. arc
neglected, the rate: being 100 Is pet cent.
The chief feature Of the Stock market the large
sales oil Cleveland d Pittsburgh.
Eo< 1nzncnt4 az. weak in sympathy With Etsincen-
6, IN lnoIcS, ,puces being about 3sC lover.
, 1866-02-25
FIRE At GRAND HAVEN.

Ereat Destruction Of ksrorcrty-4h Lar.e
Portion OF ahe Business Fart Of the
Town fit Ruins.
[From the GRIND M.Yen Union {Extra) Feb. a2.1
Soon after II o'clock last night our village
was aroused By the cry Of fire! The flre
originated In the store Of William Wallace, on
the southwest side OF Washington street, and
soon spread up and down the street until 1t
swept The entiro block from Front to First
street. The wind was blowing nearly across
the street, and It was with the greatest dtlll-
Guilty that the buildings on the opposite side
OF the street were saved. The whola block is
mass Of smoking ruins.
The losses, go lar as they Gun bc ascertaincd,
! feE: YIN. NJ. Ferry, dwelling, furniture,
etc, s5,0O. Insurance, =, 600.
=, r; =, l. White, grocer, s7,0oo. Insurance,
;, l. In va9 u D;Eezsr. hotel and billiard saloon,
store. Mostly sayed,
YIN: Wallace, groceries and provisions,
$4,000. Insurance, s3, 500.
F. Beckte1, meat market, $500. No insu-
J. r: Burns, Grand I1agen !Nesrs, printing
material, about 500 OF $500, buildins -.
Insured In Peoria for 81 800,
I. T. Sanford & Co., taIlor shop and
clothlng store, mostly sared-but in a dam
1Etu c0nQQtlQn.
Geo. d. Sanford, book aud stationery store.
damaged.
Wm: sesut, grocery and saloon, 1850.
J. Radeke, saloon, :, 90. Insurance 5000.
$500.
Martin Reinders, saloon. Less, sf5e. No
insurance. Building Owned bY Il. G. Akccly.
No insurance.
-Wcsthog, bakery. $50. No insurance.
Il. BrouNcr d Bro, dry goods, groceries,
etc. Building ead goods 5000. insusanea
Many OF these estimates arc doubtless mac
curntc, bnt they arc the best we can com.
I 1nand at this moment.
Owners Of and parties occupying exposed
! buildings that were not burned were more OF
lcss injured, by the removal Of goods, etc.
Regret upon regret throughout the night
was Heard, not for the loss Of dollars aud
cents, but that the first house erected in
Grand Haven, as lons ago as 1884, was thus
destroyed-as the flames swept through ths
.eside:ec erected aud occupied by Rey. W1n
| u. Ferry.
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the State. 10 their former relations w.s tho on'Y
hope 70: liberty and selfgovernmcut. lie SAID the
South should accept the ssnes Of the waf and abide
bs them il good tai,h. and expressed his conf.
decce thst the people Of Ceo:gtx would do SO. lie
country. to be cherished and defend.
ed as such By ull Abolition Of
slavery .honld be accepted rs an t1eroeable fact,
and We should cease to dlscuss the question whc!h-
er The new condition was better than the old.
Wise and humane prov!s ions should be made for
the negroes; Ample and fuE projection ehonld be
tecuEed 70 them. 70 that they may stand cqnai BE-,
r,chta or personal lil'estg and property. Al Oh
san saG.a possiby retard The blssss ss. from
tlI.tr capadry: An proper aid should DO given 10
their OWn efforts. Channels Of cd1ca'ion should
be opened up to them. Schools and the Usual
means Of oral and in1ellec1na, training xhould be
encou!aeed among them. In copclusion. be eaid
bis unr hope for the future was the peaceful rees
tabllshmcnt Of good government and its peaceful
ma1ptcuance afterwards, and the most hopeful
PROSPECT oG this age now Is tue restoration Of the
old Cnton and with It The speedy return Of nnl1onal
feeling thtoughout lie length and breadth. These
ncsults re- depend upon the teoplc themselves upon
the people OF the North quite a5 much as the South;
Upon thcIf virtue, iuteI!}rence and uatrf0tIku.
, 1866-02-25

esntnent for that purpose, II the latter
Is willing to mako corresponding con-
cesaious. It Is plain TINT the American Gov
ernment will BE- compelled to. do something
to aatIay tho Just demands Of the people OF
the Northwest. Is the Chicago I8f1GSE
s.Nor4hwest will, OF their own force, burst
'.passage way to the markets of the world
'fhey will compel the opening of the cheap
"est possible route, md thai routo Will Or
:.ueeessity be the cheapest which conveys thet
"eratn and meat to tho consumer with the
"least handling and The lsast delay." Me
Reciprocity Treaty. Let tic two Govern
ments take this matter In hand, and they will
enormously enrich the citizens Of both coun-
tiles, while not single individual will be the
loser; and that object achieved, Mr. Cassus
II. Clay and his Russian friend may compare
their theories Of national greatness at their:
leisure. II
, 1866-02-25
GEORGIA..


Speech hy 4. II. Stcpl !. v.
Report.
MtLIED0Ev1LlE, Ga, Feb, q :.
oi this State pissed resolution :.
dorrfng the address Of 4Ale1aule.
ilvestd d on Nashtnrson's birthday
1ddFtfs to be pisced On The =.
uonkes.
= The FjuaEcef cn,1n!tt tae, n1putn
Convention, after 4 tessfon OF m
af1er haedng the sworn testimony
port that they are unable 10 ind
iIslsds corruption or improper n
money hy sEytStctt ofiCia1. from {
down to the loves1 Official ageps,
full md complete, and ac4nih ths
mintst-atlon Of every charge msde
, 1866-02-25

Hnrte Fnfr-Dcm0crntIc Petitions 10
The Prcsfdent-F1rc At Grand IEap1tls,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TEtnnne.]
DETROIT, Feb. II
1t is rumored that arTanecments are being made
for Eo'dirs National Horss Fair in this clty sumo
tune during next fall.
Apt1i,,ou is being circulated among some OF the
prominent Democrats Of this city. aektnc President
johnson for The removal Of Posfmaster Howard,
and the appointment in hIs rtcad Of Gen. Alpheua
y. Williams, and also for The removal Of n g. Is
bell, Collector Of tue Pos Of Detroit, and The ap-
poin,ment 20 that position Of Gen. q. A. Morrow.
4 fire occurred ut Grand Rapid: Last night, which
dee 4trpyed lwo buildings aud their contents,
htsck<nt.h shop and bull ai1ey, and somewhat IN.
;ured Ea!fs new livery stable Loss, oTcr $louu;
partially lnsnItd.
, 1866-02-25
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

Collision Between the lIilIman and
Naunic Hycrx-Thlrty Lives Keported
Lost.
CIScISNA1, Feb. sl-The ete1ner ulllman col
gwo o'e,cek this morning, near Madnon, ipIiara.
sinking the latter amoe1 Instantly. Thirty lses ase
reported Iasf. -
eIsc nnmher n rcs Ia, l., ~ co,,;.yo ~, a
the steamers Nili1nAn ard Sann1e f5ycrs. some re-
port< saT iwtniy-fse were Io.a; Others eay between
evtiy one W. a:cfp The boat euf dowa N Ws11 oas
Or five minutes. The cabin becsme derached ard
aoated down far as Madison, where II was secpr.
I'd the uillmnn picked up thirty persons nDd
biprrht them 10 Cincinnati
, 1866-02-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Return Of Stale Ofdccrx-Pfo4pect OF
the lincoln Mottu uorut Fuhd-Rrtd.e
Washed AHynX-A Chicago Company
Incorporated.
Especial Despa1en-to the clteaco Trihune.].-
.srn1xGE1E.D, Feb. It
Cos. OeIesby rud Hon. o. 81. Hatch arrived home
from Sew York last evening". We understand 1hey
bare teeu quite sntccsul in theu efforts in behalf or
the lincoln Monument They have received The most
s1usIytng assurances during tbels visit East o. the
g:eas soterestthe people feel IN The enterprise Of
erecting Monument 10 the memory oi Nr, Ltncoln
The Chicago train due here last evening at I2s
did not arrive until about one O'Clock this morning,
ou1nr to the washing away OF bridge oYer the
Vc1n,llion River ne9r Pontiac.
certificate Of organization Of the Mansfield Etas-
tic Frog Company OF ch;cxgo for thu manufacture Of
railroad frogs, eapltnl stock $50 00l was filed in
Secretary OF States oi,ce to-day,
, 1866-02-25
VOL. XIX.

70 badly frozen ~ to be unabl to stand or walk he
returned 10 Fort Wadeworth
Lieutenant Gerald on bis rrturn from Nads-
WORTH atfcd the scene OF their eude.ius* yesler-
Twin Lala Station. three hortes wero discovered
fedinE around from thEre to four miles cast Of the
Ioad- Two men we're cent out, who brought these
horse Which was ridden ly Captain Fields, and gtsn
Lad on him portion Of an otIjcer's bltdle The
cthcr horses were two Of those ridden by the men
er's horse vas found irozen to dcsth by tic roed.
side, With all his equipments on. Abont four mi.es
from TWIN Like soldiers blanket was also found.
ehor, distance from this. ncar the roadside, 4
ua= found standing Up, frozen 10 death. A 1arEe
number Of both parties had their carr. hands and
feet fsbzcnt and lnany will lotc them. Colonel Ad-
Ems hae rent ont pary to search for tho bodies o
ff,t.x, e4,r,s
, 1866-02-25

= Real Estatc Brokers, ~ Dearborn street =;
Offer for Fnles th:t ts OF sad h1srme Il brick
hoase. VIA al! modern iu?rnsernsa: good onrn ac
lchita1 RTtuue between It'd ami 1{th ssrcots tsn
on salc .tEres m elegant dwelling tu.t sonih OF I'D
street.
Tn Wabash avenue. between t.tn and 18th strtct 4
lar1e f4me dwelling With lot i feat fkous.
On southwest corner OF Walnut and Leavttt serect
astof{ half collage. with lot 1ls hy 10l teet.
Tn Warren. between raunaa sud WOOD st1aetA .
two story fIa11e dwelling. With LOT .VxlN fdos.
thr city. near the railroad and eznsf Has iargo
crnhAfd plenty OF timber. and ltTtnx spsu< fhss
never Ial1a. Il Will pay my one Who wishes faru
convenient to the city to Look At thta.
On West Adams. between Knck q snI Tn1oon lotJ
On 9Th street. near ladtana artnue, seyers lots.
Canal These lots can b bought At bargain.
, 1866-02-25
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.

The dsnaud for property at our of
fec IL daily increasing, and is now
greater than ws can conveniently
supply. AL property placed in on.
hands for sa1o will be literally adva1..
tissd, all risks taken by ourselves and
No charses made gave when gales are
accomplished.
Real Estate owuors arc respec fully
solicited to favor Us with their patroo-
ago. --.-
WARREN x GOODRICH,
REA ESTATE HFnE cf,a
, 1866-02-25

TIE MNMdN INE.n
D0DDER:S PATENT CHURN


Decidedly the hest ret In aud thing RlKht8
os 1nols. sFisccnin and Michigan for sale PRICES
that VIII psy :. Ell as soyshlnc nov offered 10. s.,a
an erteTrfstnE nan c4n rotn MONEY ont Of tha
e!s hts b. sails or Misunderstanding.
For particulars sand dcunu. trAtionl Inquire off.
, 1866-02-25
ANTI.uONOPOLY MEETING

Especial Despatch to The Chicago THbunel
BrSKEn H11A, H.. Feb, ~
An anti-raiitoad Monopoly Convention was held
here today The people are aroused and money Ia
literally Rubee,ibed. Hop. John T, Pennington was
electea delegnle 10 the Bloomington Contention.
, 1866-02-25

new YoEK, Feb. ai.-1he Southern telegraph lines
are much In need OF more experienced tnd compc-
tent operators, aud we are authorized 10 say that
score Or two ui first rate round readers Will ind de-
eisabIe situations at healthy cttIes, by carly apph.
cation 10 the Supcrtnfcrdepfs Of Southern liaes.
The great number Of veI5 Joung and incompetent
sound opcrasor1 in the principal Office. eonth have
much embarrassed both The press md Other bust
nrss over the HucE.
, 1866-02-25
TIE YUNDT SEDUCTION CASE.
Verdict for Pla1ntiH-s5,0 600 DannurcA-
An Appeal.

Especial Correspondence Chteago lrlh1ne.l
GENEVA. Kane Co., Feb. Fl.
The great seduction case Of uartEunft VI. Tnndt,
The first case tried IN The United States where an
abeent husband has sued for the seduction Of hte
Wife, who had died before he obtained Knowledge
OF lie criminal intercourse. In. been terminated.
The Jury Tettred from the court at about four
O'Clock, and when council on both sides we're abb
scrt, the telegraph Office was closed. and the Judge
and Court had retired 10 their homes. they agreed
upon verdict. 1t waa IN unexpected one. The
Court had Instructed them, IN substance, TINT ii
the adultery were proved and the paternity OF tho
ehtc that vas aboItsd was fasf3ciory e them, the
1ar With the defendant, and having found theEe
fscts, they returned VERDICT Of equity" and a..
ses+eu the dan,ages at 5000.
Upon retiring 1rom The court room, the Jury stood
ten lar tte plaintiff, and two for defendant, but the
reading al the Instruction given above brought them
over. Tbe ne1t. question Was that Of darna.e+.
The first ballot s.so"tl nssessmcnts VARYING from
orc 10 fifteen thousand dollars. Upon this Ques-
tioa thers Was qu11c stormy debate, sesultin: in
tho compromise yestllct spoken of. The defendant
at oEce took steps 10 curry the matter 10 The Su.
psc1c tourt, anu The plaintiff being willing to rcst
The ,nolfon for nev tra, with the Court, without
argument, il Nas oye1rnlcd.
, 1866-02-25

i Simple of Kentucky Loynlty to the
LAVA. -
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfbunc,l
FRA5E-FoRI, Feb. 81.
Judge nrapc- Of she Frankfort Ciscutt Court. bss
rel6Hrd decision thst where p1rt7 has brcn t.
i:ctrd rs Flare, aud 1he law punished them %
such, the constitutional amendment having become
part ofthe fundamental law Of ihe land, the In
dictments against said partie. eave= arc rn and
ruia. lie :1so dismissed se,ctaI indictments
Ayrtn=t parties for harhosinz slarcs On the same
rrcncdr. Tic Commonwealth Las taken an appeal
10 Tue Court or Appeals in one OF the last named
cares, 10 iest tie validity Of The constitutional
Aut uEmeut.
, 1866-02-25
nr1A "unr1r Man.

NEw foRk, Feb. fla deepatoh from Washing
Ion to Tie morning papers, soys the following dee
patch Inns been recelvcd ii Washington from Mr
seward.
NEW Yonr. Feb. g Ii II ali night md fafe. The
nation Is 1eetoEd and the COUNTY, /. safe. The
Presidents speech M triumphant md the country
w1Il he happy.
(Sigred,) W.n. SEWARD.
, 1866-02-25

NET TonE. Feb. A-secre.ary Seward is to be
entertained by the Hou- Richard Scheil this cver-
ing, at tho rooms Of the Manhattan Climb. where a
grand banquet has been prepared for him.
, 1866-02-25

pttcharctt soldiers and seamen who k4ye or think
they 1sy haTee claim for arErar* Of nay, Government
State. Cuunty. City or Town HountY, Pension, PrixN
Money. compensation 70: horses. and oil dessEtsTs
who returned 10 duts. Or who were erroneouaIy
rafkrt frserteFs upon the company rolls, aad at
hclrs Of deceased soldiers and stanen, are oasnestT
requested to write us. No charge toe InfoI nasio1
Money advanced on admitted c1alms. I:eiaI suce4
given ben !cqHe.ted. tn any OF tue Northwestern
States. IsAACK. HIT s IT.. Claim AReats nd At-
tUfne1r. iii ICtarE street. Cntcaco, htE nsr
, 1866-02-25
Attempted Treasury Fraud.

WAsu1xG1os, Feb. s4.-A plot TO abstract from
the QuattermaEter's Offices printed checEs o. blsnks
10 be used In obtaln,oG money from Tue Treasury
b forgery, ha. heeq reported to she authorities; "
and agents OF the Quarte.masteFs Department to
be On their .uar1.
, 1866-02-25

NEW YoRK, Feb. s4.-Tbe fpst has a. runnor Of
extcn.ise frauds and thefts OF United state. prtZa
goods *talcn from Union storehouses in Brook
lyn It Is taid that United States officers arc I'M
pficated. and that evidence has been actumu1atIne
foz years. The thets, it il said, will amount to
e1nG rG1
, 1866-02-25

sailing b1 BCtNn SteAfHEf0.
NEW YonE, Fob. s4--The tteamers City Of Lon.
don for Liverpool. bremen tor Bremen, SCOTLAND
for Liverpool. a1ntamoras, Marnion. and George
Washington, for New Orleans, and San Salvador
tor Savannah, lett this port to-day.
, 1866-02-25

CnEnASsE, ILL.,, Feb. ai-S. II. Narland. fsr-
lnsr, formerly from Auburn. n. T., while attcmpt-
1ne 10 get on board freight tram In motion, near
hAnba
, 1866-02-25

WAsu1xc1os, Feb. aL-The Navy Department
has rectlscd information OF tnt a1tyai Q! ne Ugt
On The ilth of January. Tn5 viii quiet the appra.
hcntons that have c1isfed relative to the safety uf
fhat rctkf1.