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sssa to 6c ~ Anp os. @ vesc o.
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Tne claims agains. Il. Asman. in France, By tue
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eEouct paid bv tas contederates fof ships OF
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1ll1t the mission Ct General Ficnfy 70 FlSrencc
rsfsrs solely 10 the Roman question.
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sssernl proe,arc.slons havr been sclord In Fau-
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co, snd sas nc+ dteaded resarttas sss fut'to
s.Ihe uvacu ;uon OF Mexico: requiring to he
completed " As,eh !. urgent; Transports shonld
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bI u ss e,s Sss;n
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, 1866-12-31
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Ex-Coutederate 00ecr Tried for tnxrnuer-
Militia 10 be ReeniIed from LcxinEten-
t;oscrnsr Fictehef's dispatches to tho Mtss
eour1 senators .Misesurt War CiaIms-
s.-s--s.A- s,t-:.--.>-s Observation-Disclosures
eSrhc Recent Massacre Of soldiers On tho
ntains.
= Especial Dtspaseh to the Chscsgo Tdbuuc-l
ST. Lor1s December -
Clinton Busbridee. the former Confederate tpy.
1ut Eow q rarnIcd Confederate otaccz, Nas ided
md acquitted ot Fagraney to-day, tcurgh poltec-
men sxore he bore The reputation Of connoa
gambler and warrant. --....
Arrangement have been completed for With
drawing lbe ntlitia rom Lexington, JnaQr ruts
ard other Conservatives E1&tartecinF tue enforce
~ theil general rcod behavior. II /. nndet-
t. IT'D sa so say Ges e ett;i sa Fl K 0t
Senator'S a1o published. De t,a,cs that A:s.oan
local. lis former Gespa;cses 10 General Gssnt
,uIscaryied, o.herw1>e the troops nsrCr would
have t<rt4 ctaetcd 70 Lexington. A. soon -
General Grsnt 1rceiEed II hc o1dcsed the troops
IF Ccn,n!..ien .pEolnted, p de aoystaot to
millions to ray the aan1e, has aopFo!sd them. Ths
expenditures were s,x snd ha4 million dol1ars.
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lte fn.u1e payment Of cur ssa1c iatsFek: resu-
la.sy.
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cnrtinuCs, and II the risez rsccdca, much more Of
| 4 gorge Is likely.
81. LOTS, December sa*-Tha following ht3ss
particulars Of the reccnt noasG1crc On The p1lne
a1e received. On the stst tns1-, detatchncut Of
troops consisting Of e!shty lout men and officers
| 10 Nor,apa. When dve 1ai es from the fort tha
troops ~e1p attacked and surrounded By 2,a10 In
dIant. md alter most desEets;a nght every cns
waz Killed. II Is reported that iha loss OF the In
| qia1.s F:eaEy exceeded the number OF troops en-
| Caecd. Sufficient rei1forcelcnts have been sent
1 along that ruuee-
, 1866-12-31
. The Supreme Court.

"
The New York Aerald, In view Of Ito re-
cent decision by the Supreme. Court against
military tribunals, and reasoning from the
fact that u majority of the judges atc con-
servatirc in thtlE impulses and prejuticcs,
urges upon Congress radical Feconsrruc,
tion Of the Court, ether by reducing CT In
cseaslnE the number Of its members, 80 as
to bring It In harmony with prevailing sem
tinent-
The Coppeshead newspapers are taking
great deal Of comfort from the Judgment In
the cast Of Anll9an and Horsey. But We
fancy theT a-e figuring rnthcr upon hi as
sumption of what Il likely to be done; than
beeanse Of sng,htns that has alrealy been
decided. The court holds that In a State
Ike IndlaEa-wbich was never in n coudl-
Ifon Of rerols, which always had regularly
constituted authorities, acting in harmony
with the Federal Guytrnrnent-the interven.
tior OF military tribunals Was urcoustitn-
t,onnl. It does not BIZ any me1ns follow that
the same principles would apply to 8 State
nn1 Uarlike opposition to the Union, and
which has now no government daily orgau-
ICED in accordance with the requirements Of
the fundamental law.
However this may be, the question Of re-
organizing the Supreme Coart Is one that
has long been debated By thoughtful minds;
and the wisdom and necessity of such d
courte was long ago urged by some OF our
best juriets. II is aa antilualed and fossil
lied Institution, established upon plan that
worked very we'll when the milton was In its
infancy ; but it has not Kept pace with the
progress Of the laud, ard to-day is rather a
conserEator Of efIete iorraulas and obsolete
tton and the laws as they exist. Tic move
ment for reform in this direction, which
w1s commenced last winter, may safely be
carried much further.
, 1866-12-31
CASDI.i.,


431& AOH& 01 Lie Al 1nS II GHR8&F1T OF
!Atk2dAf.
from the Pail Mall Gazette. December III
So extraordinary and desperate an set Of
hcroIeu, as TINT which has just ennoblcu the
cause Of the Cretan Insurgents at the Mouas-
teyy Of Arkadhi should not, il possible, be
allowed to pass down to posterity with any
ir.s,lc4uacy or want Of Authorization, about
It's details. There is no doubt whaterer, as
TO III. act Itself. though the absurd figures
with which 1t was at first announced IRON
Corfu naturally induced every one to conslyn
It to t1es same limbo as that to which We
have long been accustomed to hand overall
kilograms FROM Corfu, and notably the I'm
is &C 9 9ne 4Hs FSes gseto5y a
a,0uO taken prisoners. 1t Is nat clear even
vet whether the monastery WAS blown up BY
koroneos sprineing his mine before abaudon-
ing It, or whether the monks fired tho pow
der masaziue after the TURKS hal stosmed It
&nd were in complete possession Of 1t Nor Is
there n7Sthing like approximate Certainty
ns 10 tns numbers Oh either side who have
pcrished. To ascertain these points is the
province Of history, and We may trust thet
the sreat historian Tho acts ; Is tue Tine,
them fully. aud thus il2np ths necessarily
brief descri rtton In outline which he has lust
cent u.s. lnteed, ii he does not, we much:
fear thrt no one else will be ablc to do It
R,sBs5!, It A0wesSd wa pnf q a,ot For upa4 ,as
tinent niputely to, criticize the detana
Of SO grand and tragic an act Of de-
votlon--une- however, more than ouce
parnlieled, though on tar sualler scale, In
the old Greek revolution. We love to asso~
clate great deeds Of this kim, with the maize
Of a e:kgle leading mind; but as yet scch
falls ua now, as It nearly does In modern
Greek history. The name of YorehAki, of
Mount Oily ympus, the -Rnmcliate captain who
blew himself up Ia the Molas1iau Monastery
OF Seso, TO which he had cut his way WITH
much address and bravery In the open held,
at tho close Of the premature and m!slI-
recte:l campaign on the Danube, which pre-
}udel tho t1ue Greek resurrection Of ISL.
may get remain for the representative Of
GreeA patriotic self:dcvcti0n-as after that
Of Constantine kanatl.-it e likewise the
only exception to FInlay's etern
sentence of Judgment on rthe1 whnle
ae:olutlon: mo emiaeut MAN stands for-
uorl as the representative OF the. nation's
yirtues." Up to the present time, almost
without exception, xe.have been apathetic
tan movement. and the Grteks have enly to
thank themselves fE thus result, brought
about By the beWnacr1nent into Which their
l'repcsterous telcg-a,ns have thrown Is. An
crent of this kintIs not unlikely to etir our
srmrath1es to aone depth. But It Is not
likely to make Is autefycilc, much less to
make Fraucc intervene, when such intc1yeu-
ton must Of necessity adopt one or the
other alte.natlre-eiAher Of exfropriatinE
and rcstorin. ~. GO Inssulmans. or Of aban-
doning Ihetn n the mercics of raen In hot
blood xho would destroy them n a week.
ii England er. Franec, or both together, IN
tclycnc, they Will simply be Compelled to
occupy the Island. On other tcr:ns interven-
tion Is but h1c talk.
, 1866-12-31
C1MM0h CBuHClz.
{OFEIcIiL REPORT.l
Special Meeting, December IS. 1865.

.htxa'-f:s honor, The Mayor: arg -a15s!'en
Krick boch er4 Carter. D'yYolf Wicker, BTC1t.
Galk1Rs, kAun, Ffnnuean- Hatch. Aonrc. sc:7
Rase7tv, fAlcott. Hoodasd- fn-se1. aeShofs
,A5i*nf1.Aldsfmen Cox, Wil9,aEs. walINoss.
FEsb 9. Hi1sy, Holder. Gasti cid. Eantley, Psoad-
foc:, Franzen, snh, Escet
TIE Clerk rcsd The csii nor Tho nee,oc, which,
on motion OF AID. 1alcott, VIA
Placed On file.
coxx1r7u OF znx ruc1I.
A1a. Wicker mossd that tse Council 30 tcso
Tie motion prers!1cd, srd the counc;. resolved
Itself into Committee Of Tie Whole, AID. Wood
4nes sitnng, the cor,uIs:ee ro4e, aud through
AID WoodAfd, is Chat, man, reported PROCESS,
and asked 1eavc 10 sit asliu. Atzo asxeI f,r t..
appointment ofa Seket Committee 70 WHOM
elou!d hc referred these proposed amsrdu'ents
Ard Assessments,
AID. Kniekesboeker moved ihas lhc report b.
ae5sEsed; hat ssset Co27stise Be appoi;n'sc'
~ ~ ades 1e have leave to ST. asa'7
Aid. WICKER moved lrat tho Select COMMITTEES
called for he lhs Foc1e a. that tu whoc1 ihs 9:c-
posed m. renis tu the Chaster h.H been orig
Al6 kz1;-. .'<,ckcr moved that tie inter Be
referee. 70 tt ommittee On Local AsssssaeEiss
| oEt aIt2E~aras withdrew the motion.
AID EnEke4bocEer Eaovtd that The e9s.t,.1, e9nEsMs,
Carter AId RSz.eta and that they be .n.tsae:sA to
rcFcrr ut their e.z,iest convenience.
Tho Motou PraTalled-
AID: Ctark moved that tna Council do noty q
iou1o mil t0-uo1oW Saturday evening. a. I'M.
past sevtn O'Clock. to take mp ous!.ess "hefe
Tie molten pYevsuet. and
The Council adlons1sd;
, 1866-12-31
MEXIEO.

Junrez Declares TINT sbr United Stnses
Wants no *calcan Tcrrtt ory-No Conars
nation Of lhe Reported ElcuzfnR of Esco-
hcLoy
NEW yuE1, December GA Ehthnshun letter
Of The 4th gives EeeouHts of grand bali given by
5uarex, At the t2nqnes Gc1t7al Lew Wallace
propo. cd tosss 10 Mexico and Tho Mexican
statcf. I7esidcnsJuasez, IN responding to the
toist said. speaking ,ot The United Sites:
"1ket do not desire any more q our territory !;
; The Official periodical OF thu Government says !:
:" he 1aea thai Republican Government Is dis
poseG 10 ctdc tcrfioJ to The United Sla:cs IL ab-
eosu1cly faife.''
. 40 Official insormaHou of the hnrstng OF ECO
bcdo has been received It headquarters st New
, 1866-12-31

bnt one condition or newspaper enterprise In
this ago Is that enc shall sometimes fly
eandrds, and the independence has due
stock Of "tead ducks' Of this species in Its
files. - Fixed upon" Is too strong word.
The visit to the Pope is a "sentatlvo" -
taken for the 18th instant. But, here Is what
bis Holiness said to the French oflcera:
before your departure, wfAh 10 bid you tar.-
well. IopI fag let. France to restore the Holy
see: On its deEat.9Ie It "a. accompanied By she
unanimous good wishes Of The nation. The fa-
returns now to France; hut believe that many
eoutcences will not be EAlisaed. wish It 70 b
received IN Tie same Ioanh't u when- Il lelt
France, bEl doubt whether this will be the eSse.
There must be no l1Islons; lho rdEolutiou viii
como 10 the gntes OF Home 1t has been ea11 that
Italy Is complete. No, she Ia NC. complete; sid
re1najas. tbia reap Of territory. whore i an
still At tho prctent timc When this no longer re-
.ustrs the hag OF he scroation will iloas orer the
made 70 persuade ne thst Home, by:the natars of
ils pos,t1ou, cannot be the eapltAl Of Italy. am
uarauil because | hare conddecce Ia the Divine
PEot.seuop: Go to France With ny ssnqAtc11on.
tell him tEat I pray for him and his, and for his
tranquility. Bat he also must do something.
France is the eIdeet daughter Of the Church, but
it docs rot suffice to wear The title-lhc ficht 10
wear 1t must be prored by 1eeds."
1t Is pinin that in this speech Pho Mono has
Etndied to express In the most guarded way
the idea that the return of the Army Of Oc-
cupatlon Is unpopular IN Frauce, one Of the
defusions Kept up by the Jcsuiis. He also
hints obscurclJ that he may not b. In Rome
long; ut 1eaet he Is so understood by the
Paris papers Of yesterday; and II begins to
bo rumored thai The only way to keep him
there Is to send the Empress to spend Christ
mas With him. What long dgo told you Is
equally true on this dag, Of the evacuation.
Nobody In or out Of Rome knows absolutely
what the Pope will do. srzRo.