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and OF agraan disturbances but Of late years Is almost
the rule with the judges at each assze to compliment the
grand jurors on the state Of their counties. AND never
has the peaeeahe and orderly condition OF the country
b. marked than IL WAS while Fenlansm was at
hight las, year and than is is now Indeed Loru hlm
bery in his celebrated speech in the House OF Lords re-
ferred fc aud stated that Fenianism was entirely
fee Of any connection with the ordinary forms OF e
nsly. This being so, what can be moro unfair ana un
than the pretense set by some OF our Dublin papers
that the Fenians are smpya pack oil aseas VINO seek
nothing more than an opportunity for planderi
No account of James Sephens yet The police searched
number OF houses in Waterford City for him somo days
ago. but of they did not find him. On THURSDAY
the Liverpool police searched the house Of a Dr. Warke
residing in Upper Hlst, ToIteth Park, and member Of
the ToYteh Park Board Of Guardians In expectation Oh
finding the Heed Center concealed there. The Doctor
furious at this Outrage He threatened to beat tho
policemen. He demanded 10 know on what grounds they
had visited his house such mission. TheansweT was,
they did in consequence Of anonymous letter they
had received The police had in fact been hoaxed BY
some wag who knew the Doctor TO be an 0nngeman and
fierce hateT Of james Stephens and Of all Fenians Young
Irolanders, and Repeaers.
But James stephens II depends whether OF not, BE-
fore this month rolls away into the iecoyerabc past
Irish insurgents and the sodey Of England are to meet
IN deadly conflict the soil Of Ireland said IN my last
dispatch that the Dublin portion Of the Fenan organza
ton well inclined 10 believe they no match Tor the
dublin garrison and would have no business trying
illusions with them in the streets. have been well
assured that such s the state Of the case Yet james
stephens should DO abo to show them that there Is any
CLEAN Of hope for the In which they have embarked
number Of them willing to dare all odds IN carrying
out his directions. Perhaps, however, the Dublin men
would not be called to move at the outset OF tho srlie
If strife there should be-. The movement is most likely
to be naugurated Of tho Southern counties and
if should make head there OF the sodiey may be
drafted from Dnkan-and then We cannot say what may
happen Should the &. o. r. show himself one OF these
days in the South the head Of 5000 disciplined mem
the hoblooded and srongarmed Munster peasany could
not cassidy be kept from hOcng TO his standard and
Heaven only knows hoS far and wide and fast the fame
might spread. But can he do that For the present all
is conjecture.
while write the police making arrests in tobacco
shop at the corner Of Saekyest They have three per-
sons in custody and are searching the house. am told
two persons been arrested within the last hour in the
negh boIhood Of Smthfed IN the west end OF the CITY,
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FRANCE.
LAMIRANDE.

This nk-robber has been sentenced 10 l0 years
imprisonment His counsel restored lOOO francs OF tne
stolen money during the trial Lamirande deear Iha. np
had given 1871 francs to advocates IN New 70
sst his eItradon, who 70 keep 36OCo francs II
Judge said they we're not advocates but thieves.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION
-Four have been added TO the feet whch 70 ong
back the French troops viz the Fontenoy bayhd Clh a
Nhyorin. They will bring also, the Austrian ana DesAn
troops.
MAMMALIAN.
The France says tunder date Of tho 7th we learn ron
Trustworthy source that In the dispatch nom Maia
received In Europe which Is dated New NOV 20 u
was probably forwarded from Veraer BY the steamer OF tn
lsh his Majesty requests the physicians OF the
iote meet him the second fortnight IN December AZ po
the Mediterranean. The dispatch contains
that letters for his Majesty are TO be sent 70
This order has not been countermanded'
THE FRENCH PRESS
The Aonit1 Is very unhappy in It's solemn utteranees ~
of Wednesday statement that the Mencah eApsulvn
would shortly withdrawn and all the other journals pup
ed the same day the cable abstract Of the Presidents mes
,age The Pae the 9th obliged to explain that the
coincidence purely accidental The same day the Mone
informed the world that the Canadian native na
been suppressed but that Greeks and Garbadan au et
foot again But the next day had dispatch that ABOUT %
Crans have blown themselves up rather than surrehee anu
the Laberl know i" adventurers do ma Wha' must
be expected from patriots v -, -.
The Sscle learns that the Journal Of Ffdnko has been
seized for the first time IN go years and e1claims
"Only In two centuries and half! Ihere are oouh
tries where this happy proportion might be reversed Dub q"
course France is not one Of them" 49,, -, l.
La LD1HhAs reesiysds fomyDIQY oF mVstahps ine IN
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Turkey.

THE NsURRECTIoN-THR AUSTRIAN PROVINCES.
The Turkish Government has again announced
Dec 6the submission Of the most important districts and the
reinstatement Of Turkish authorities in their poss Our Con
stantnope correspondent writes under date Of Nov 2
According Official reports Of American Consuls at Crete
syra Athens up Nov 90 the nsurecon in Crete
alive than Five hundred and sixty men, with pro
visions and breechloader under the command OF regular
army officer effected landing few days before on Crete
About five hundred men TO 90 TO the island from
Greece Two Kindred went this week from Constanrnope
The atrocities of the Turkish troops are horrible
Tc Serbian question is very serious one They have
under with the best weapons and they have
determined that the Turks shall eyacuae Belgrade and the
demand here in strong Russia supporting them
There Is report Which tcen founded OF serious out
break in Albania among Catholics there who have ~ 900
men under / cannot youch for this.
Our Cypress affair is not yet fully settled.
Greece is very likely 10 declare against Turkey the
Spring unless the Cretans otherwise rescued This news
Is from a Trustworthy source.
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SPAIN.

LONDON, Dec 22.-Ths Ners this morning IN an
editorial says that Great Britain will certainly require
the Spanish Government to justify the seizure OF the
British ship Tornado The NeT', after recitng the
history of the case wherein it appears that the Tor
nado sailed from Liverpool on the 9th of September
for Callao Peru and when near that port was unaw'
fully seized by the vessels Of the Spanish navy and
her crew subjected to unusually cruel treatment, en-
phaticaly says that Spain must apologize or indem-
Nifty.
There is a rumor that another conspiracy, having
for its object the destruction Of the lives of the ruling
powers and the subverson of the form of government
has been discovered at Madrid The danger has since
been efIectnally guarded against.
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FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
LONDON.

LONDONs
THE GREAT REFORM DEMoNsTRATIoH-THK hBEr-
ING IN ST. JAMEs's HALL AND Mr. BRIGHTs
sPEEcH-MR. AYRToS's ATTACK on QUEEN VIC
ToRIA-rHE QUEENS RECEPTION AT woIyER-
HAMPToN-TBE HUNTER LIBEL oAss-hA1I'
MILAN.
-''" ''' 'P''~ LONDON, Dec. :, 1856.
All London, all England indeed may say has
been excited during the past week by the great de-
monstraton Of the Trades in favor of Reform which
came off on Monday last. limited in my last at the
scare which this move on the part Of the proetarSs,
as our neghbors call them had produced in the up
per strata Of society. So serious the apprehen-
sions Of the impending gathering and procession that
there was aotually temporary emigration Of consid-
cradle dimensions from the West End. The Govern
ment held Cabinet councils daily to consider whether
troops should be called out and the whole thing put
down or whether any and what facilities should be
given TO the Trades in working out their wished will
Lord John Manners, as President OF the Board OF
Works aud therefore Conservator Of the Royal Parks
for the time being and Mr. Walpole as Secretary for
the Home Department, received deputations with
bland expressions Of good will, and inability TO either
help or hinder Hyde Park, they said could not be
nsed of course the question Of meeting there was in
allegiance, 10 be settled probably by legal tribunal,
but certainly they might muster in the Mall (the broad
walk which separates 81, james sRd tbe Green Pyk.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Dec o. mThe opening price for United States
$50 bonds of 1862 is 723
LONDON Dec 2Consos quoted at SOB Eres at a. and
Illinois Centrals at ~.
Monday viii be observed as a holiday.
LONDON Dee o. Noon-Uned States 500 bonds are quoted
at 723.
LONDON Dec 22-The money market is quiet Consos 20
for money The following the current rates for American
seertcs United States Five Twente 72 Erie shares 49,
Illinois Centrals, 7sa
LONDON Dec 22Evening for money have slightly
declined the closing price being s9 American securities have
also fallen of with exception Of Illinois Centras The fol-
lowing are the closing United States FyeTwentie
1862 coupon 72.; Enes, 462i Illinois Centralsi 49,
THE FRANKFORT BoURsR.
LONDON Dec 22-Telegrams from Frankfort quote United
States Fiyetweutes at 76i
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL Dec 22-Noon-The Cotton market opens firm
and unchanged yesterdays prices The sales Of to-day VIII
reach - 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 22-Evenng-The Cotton market to-day
has been quiet and steady The sales have been about 1900
bales at Yesterdays price viz l4td for Mdding Upand
ANTWERP PETROLEUM MARKEr
ANTWERP Dee 22-Petroeum is quiet at 53sf
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ITALY.

FLORENCE, Dec. 23.-Itis again reported that Men
abrea is to be reappointed Minister of Italy the I'm
perial Court Of Vienna.
FLORENCE, Dec. 23.-orders have been issued TO
arm two vessels to support the claims made by Italy
on Turkey, in regard to the affair of the mail steamer
Prince Thomas.
Advices from Rome report that the Pope appears to
be in feverish frame Of mind, and little disposed to
regard with favor an arrangement with the
Ital IN Government, although he received counsels
from all quarters incline to moderation and appease
Italy France supports the efforts of Italy, which
have as yet been Of no avail.
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rIIE MEXICAN QUESTION.

I.oNpoN, Dec. 22.-It is reported on the Continent
that the French authorities in Mexico seized the lug
gage of the pseudo Emperor Macmillan, which had
been carried to Vera Cruz.
1t alleged that among this luggage were secreted
number of private letters, which are calculated to
compromise the Emperor Napoleon with the United
States Government. Macmillan haughtily refused
to give up the letters when they were taken possession
of as above stated, and he himself held prisoner
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
By rrtsonlpu 70 THE rlIBcSn.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-The publishers Of the daily
papers West and Northwest Of Chicago held Convention
here yesterday and perfected organization under the
North Western Associated Press with Emory Of The
Peoria Advertiser for President and the following Executive
Committee NJ Mills Chairman OF The Desmoines Register
d. d. w Carver OF The Dubuque Herald A. w. Sheldon Of
The Ksokt Gate Cg j. p Dobebower Of The Ason DemcerG
NJ f. Dowda of The Peorid Democrat j. NJ hahln CT The
Mscatne Journal aud L. Merritt CT The Springfield sgster
The Association voted to take its news reports Of the New
York Associated Press 1t Ia composed Of - h"u'shm
dailee 81.
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far less trenchant articles than that which has in all
probability, finished the career Of DIR. Hunter in
London.
We are anXiously expecting Macmillan back from
Mexico. They say here that French steamer has
gone ont 10 meet him. with advice that he should land
in Spain, where he is to find emeute ready for him.
and possibly the crown of the Peninsula! There is
the last shave of the clubs here for you. T.H.
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-The Journal de 81. Petersburg
denies that any unfrendy feelings exists between the
Governments of Austria and Russia and asserts that
on the contrary both earnestly endeavorng to fos-
ter the best mutual understanding.
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ITALY.
THg RCMORED ROYAL MARRIAGEs.

THg RUhoRED ROYAL MARRIAGES.
II is said that Prince Humbert will go to Ger
select wife marry Three ladies spoken
Of The daughter Of Achduke Abrech is still spoken Of the
of the Duke Of Modena is favored BY court gossip
and princess talked OF but named The hodena
family hold Victor Emanuel q usurper and robber and the
marriage would involve q reeantsion Of this heresy.
IL s believed that Prince Amadeus will shortly marry the
Pedmontese Princess Della Cstenar The English papers
duly horfed the Prince should take wife OF his
father subjects and Pcdmonese at that They forget that
Kings are not what they used to beony Presidents for life
and have hardly much influence American Pres
dent.
ADMIRAL PERsATo.
This officer has been committed custody in the Offices Of
the senate Chamber lie much affected when ordered
under arrest and loudly against the conduct Of his
enemies The trial proceeds with closed doors Five senator's
three inrs and two admals conduct the examination.
PANEM.
There was local riot in Venice the Goth ut The Gov
ernmen has given the veneans renss forgot tic pdneD
The crowd broke into public building but got ont by
the friendly aid Of Garbadian captain and dispersed
promise OF work.
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SWITZERLAND

BERNE, Dec. 23.--The Swiss Assembly yesterday
voted an appropriation Of twelve millions OF francs'
for the purchase of breech-loading rifles.
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CANDIDA.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Adyices from Gambia state that
fighting still continues there and that the Turks mad
strengthened their bockading feet around the Island
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Dec. 23-The Upper House Of the Prus'
sian Chambers has agreed to the budget as amended
by the House of Deputies, and has also adopted the
bills TO annex the Duehies to the Kingdom Of Prussia.
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HAYTI.

LIVERPOOL, Dec s3.-The steamer Bolivar, from
Port au Prince Dec 2, has arrived here She reports
that the town of MiraguanO in Hayti, was entirely
destroyed by en- ineendiary fire.
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HUNGARY.

PEsTH, Dec. 23-Baron Beust, in a speech yester-
day, said that the appointment OF Hungarian Minis
try was mere question of time.
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THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.

LovpoN. Dec. 22-The Fenian troubles in Ireland
have entirely abated. The island is tranquil, and
confidence has returned to the people.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

I1vERPooL Dec 23-The steamship Manhattan which left
Sew. York Dec. 70 has arrived out
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ROME.

According to the latest reports there was great
activity the Papal War office Officers were ordered to drill
their and put everything in order for campaign 1t was
believed the troops would be concentrated In Rome and
Cyita ycehs This woud leave the province free to hold
plebscite and elect Victor Emanuel King
On the 7th INST tho list Regiment left Rome for Ciya
yeccha The Pope 10 the Church Of tho Apostles TO
close the Novesa honor Of the Immaculate conception
dispatch says enthusiastically eheeed by large crowds
Of people
AN ENGLISH vIRw
The Roman question is claimed 20 be universal one The
Union Paris says that in destroying the throne OF the Pope
tearing down that which all governments are
founded II so what conservative English weekly thinks
is good news =,
The Saturday Pee says that the Pope has composed and
the eve Of launching another laundering Encyclea AS
Sir George Bower explained his Holiness curses
anybody his Eneyecas be taken amounting to
than strong religious manifesto Nature, Anacreon
has given horns to bulls and she has IN the same way
given Eneyccas POpes The Italians viii not resent his
using weapon which most natural 10 him. nor VIII
they they wise regard the coming thunderbot an IN
errupon the harmony OF the proposed negotiations No
bull indeed from the quyer Of the Vatican which
aimed inter aha at part Of the established law OF
France Italy other European kingdoms does Rome
denopncng the legal restrictions which statesmen
everywhere have found TO impose her amb
ton except when interference is mperatvey demanded
protect the majesty Of the law, Italian politicians will poba
bly, follow the example Of the French and treat lightly and
PLEASANTLY what amounts very e than very angry
and abusive sermon
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 2S
SURRATT.

~ rrLr eRAPH 10 TRIBUNE
ALzxAEpaIA, Dec. 22.-Sunat was put on board
the United States corvette Swatara.
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strcton the duel between NM Segun and Lccee
Edmund About invited TO Compegne in the Be1t series OF
guests
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THE VEST INDIES.
HAVANA.

THE QUARANTINE AT HAVANA-CHoLRRA AT ST.
THOMAS W. L-MPRovEMBETs IL AGRICULTURE
AND SUGAR HAKNG-DEATH OF CUBAN
PATRIoT-GoLD MINES IN CUBA.
From Our Special Correspondent
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THE FEyIAS PAEIc-BxTRAoRDISARv PRECAUTIONS oP
THB oOvBRSMEST-ALLEGED INTENTION OF THB
PREIASs To EMPLOY THE "GREEK TRg"-THRow-
mo UP OF RARTHwORKs AROUND THB MAGAZINE
IN THB PHgEIx PARK-TRooPs PROM ENGLAND
STILL COMING H-sBARCnEs FOR JAMES STE
PHBNS, &O
Pronn On,g al Cor
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
GREAT BRITAIN.
MARTIAL LAW.

II begins TO be mooted whether thearrest OF Meany
the suspected Fenian in London and transportation to Ireland
for examination enanger the liberties Of tho people
Mr. Bright h charged with having omented by his
speeches and letters in and relation 20 Ireland IL asked
whether Lord Lieutenant, of Ireland arrest him in Man
chester transport him before court martial in the dis
-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-09-14

without reproach" in the cause of liberty and
right we publish this address, below:
To the Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER, Pas
tor of Plymouth Church,:
Rererend Sir and Dear Friend We, the
undersigned members of Plymouth Church,
while we have always indicated the freedom
of thought and liberty of speech on all oc-
casions and all subjects, feel called upon, lest
our silence should be construed into acqui-
escence, to state that we have read, with the
deepest pain and regret, the sentiments
enunciated in your letter in reply to an invi-
tation to attend the Convention about to be
held at Cleveland, Ohio as Chaplain ''to in
yoke the Divine blessing upon the Conven-
ton of soldiers and sailors of the United
States who served during the late rebellion,
and who approve the restoration policy of
President johnson and the principles an
nounced by the recent National Convention
at Philadelphia"
To us those sentiments seem so obviously
at variance with all your former teachings,
and such wide departure from the doctrine
of equal rights to all men which you have
hitherto so earnestly and effectively labored
to inculcate, that we are unable to construe
them into recognition of the just rights of
the loyal citizens of the South, and the re-
wards due to the freedmen for the effective
I =
plows whlcn they struck for our country
wien III peru, ana the cause OF human I'D
erIy Wheh IL was at stake.
MOI can we reconcile our feelings to the
conclusion that the stand whlch you have
taken Is predlcated on OASIS which Will
prlng concord ana happiness TO southern
society, peace TO the government. or speedy
restoration OF the Union OF the States. We
Deileve that, IN the exercise of its constitu-
tional powers, Congress has the right, as be-
tween loyalists and traitors, to determine,
not only who shall represent, but also who
shail nc represented III Their councils, and
therefore cannot assent to the proposition
that tnc acton o1 the late Congress was de-
pouc IN Its tendencies or dangerous to the
hpertlcs OF our country.
we are npprcnehsive also that your new
uiiia.Io w WI, prIlS you ilcto ussoclaton wiz
anu ti'roW 'iic slIehgtn ot your influence ail'
PuSit,oi Ill luNoI VI thc Poiit!cai uocIlIme' =.
Wnlcn arc now pelnS lhJlhtainGu anu uls
sellliia,eu py ihose VINO nave Always peer
lhlillcal 10 lne pest interests OF inc poor aho
oppressed ol our itllld-a class VINO nave
hitherto been permitted TO turn TO you at al
tilhes Tor the broadeSt sympathy ana encour
aigemeht' ana 10 hohor you as thelr creates
ocIchocr ihd 'he cspecial champion OF thei
personal ana politlcal rights
plymouth Church, as the world knows
mas heretofore occupied no doubtful posltlol
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-09-14

to condemn also the policy which is so un-
fortunate as to have his favor.
His language and acts show not a WISE
temperate and conciliatory spirit, not de-
sire to produce harmony, and TO effect his
ends with the general concurrence of the
nation they show a petulant spirit, harsh
temper, whose inevitable effect, when used
towards an intelligent people, jealous of die
tation from their public servants, is to
arouse n passionate feeling of hostility and
opposition.
Not only does the President thus give
strength to those who oppose the admission
of all the states to Congress- interruptions
men on that side are but too ready 20 take
advantage of his mistakes and ill-temper, to
excite still more opposition against the
measures he favors. One after another, we
notice, Republican journals which formerly
supported the admission of the states, have
fallen off, under the pressure of the general
Indignation and passion. The Evening
Post is not accustomed to make such con-
cessions to unreasoning prejudice, and it
will continue now to urge what seems to it
the only sound and safe policy, just as it
did when it was denounced for opposing the
legal tender bill-whch is now seen to be
Just as mischievous as we at the time de-
clared it to be or when it was again de-
nounced for demanding the removal of Gen
eral McClellan-whch, but few months
later, was seen by all loyal men to be most
necessary. But it has right to remon-
strate when the course of the chief suppor-
ter of just and necessary measure makes
that measure hateful to the people when
the great influence of the Executive, which
might and ought to be wisely directed to
unite all good men, by iudicious action,
upon wise policy, only increases the op-
position to such policy, and tends to unite
the nation against it.-EUening Post.