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List of Officers With Pny Stopped-T7te
st. Louis Boat BuFnerzs Cnse-1nter~
nal Revenue Receipts.
fstnccta1 ncst1sfrh fo The Ehlrapn Tribunal

WAsHtS0roS, Jan T.
Amous tue officer. whose par has been stopped
on orders from the Department til! they settle up
nn&djusted guartermaster'e accounts are, Geu.H b.
Ca1mcton, commanding The District Of Indiana :;
Lieut. Col j. Alexander, 1lth Kentucky cayalty !;
Lieut II, L. BoyntoD, sth Michigan cavalry; sergt.
]. l. Brown, ll6th Ohio; Mai. R. Collier, 9Th Ken.
tueky eaSslry; Lieut. D. Chasc, 4. q, II. 1eth Penn.
ey,raufa cavalry Lieut. J. P coudy, r. O. II. 4th
virgauia casa1sy It, A. n. Coe. ID Ill artillery
Lieut.. Col r. 4. Davis, 1lth Tennessee cavalry
Capt. F. b. Dpbois, 1a,h Dhlo casairJ; Lent. 4.
Teckttron, T. Q, II; Goth Illinois; Lieut. Thomas
6sis @ Cpl sfs + 5saet aesHsSs IS inasps ts1s = E;
Ltat. col. E. Mitchell, ssh Ilinaas: lieut.. s. r.
Loomls: Z. e; n; ~ 0h1o; Lent; .. y. SeaH, 4.
s sSsfy & .1 ss9alg :: gean iGt &ewsn., & esI6
illinois: L,en.. r. s. Marvin, Il q. t. 46th Ohio !;
Lieut. ": s: Pastsnaan r 9: A- 7ih Ohio cavalry; !;
Ohio cavalry; Lieut.. n. T. Souherand, r q. N. sGtl1
Ind, Lieut. b. Ireat, Sth Mich. earalrY; Capt q. II.
We,is, 1stb Mich. cayalsy; Lieut. John G. Aliens
it IT, avslr1; LENT htadly, 3: q n, "a I'd;
iieat. . j,s. j. c. % Ba5G, i. 4 q h. slsr Ind: Capt
fhas 1'sn .o1 - ne 3 81 SR Il III i fsI5 Sa' 11eh ep
J. a. Herring, Il. q. II, 9Th O.; Nept. n How Y
ell. ~ Pe3ns> es,sl1 cagt !; sHn9S's!f' sa6 ~
M Hfq1 nea sss1 &9St sat kat! p p hsa H. Il sae e
=. 9. 81, 18th Mich capt. Thos E 1at,i,s ,a, eth
1ital. VIM. c. Dowell 4. Q, II, 5srh H.: lae1t:
n. Martin. 1T West Va. artillery; Lent Y. r Nc
Eep1e, &. q n. 46th Ind Lieut. d: McDsn!els,
4. q. i. 10iTt Ohio; Lieut.. n. Msponala, s,a 1s!a
CIV: capt. i. &. Ranson, 1T Ohio artillery; Col.
Ranso, 14th Ohio; Lent G. r Ande1soa. n, e III In
Capt J. i. Bcaxs. LET Ky seout4; surgso99 g9
r. ii. Cleay; Lieut.. stlas q. Fowler. - ;sS
Mo, CAV: Lent. l. G. Fowler, 1t Mo. Car; Lieut..
Luciut Freeman 4. Gen. l9Ctn Fen9:; CaR5 !9n5 IT,
s~rrtarr Stanton eays that a. soon a. he tecsiyeA
+h ~, ~ haheas CORPUS In favor Of the rebel boat
q aI A. s m0q. se Uf1 " tba9 a%1e e
pa,tment to tuzn them over to the civil aafhof1es
for tz1a1. eeo, ,oo
WASHINGTON, jim. 1s.-Hcu. !homas 3. STU
we'll, to-day obtained m order from L!eat. Gen.
i;rart osdc9tne tho mus ont Of 1hs 3ash inoiln:
reriment, now Il Dznxnsvlle, Texas. md Wttt
winch regiment Mr. Stlllwell was formerly con
pecttd. -...
In Senate fp-daT confirmed ehn nomination
, 1866-01-13
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

Railroad Meeting LaGrnnGe, Gay
heaflY Destroyed by Ftrc-Tlac SMALL
Pox-mutIuy in Flortdu-The Freed-
men in Eeorgia-Tcrrlb1e Accident
Railroad Mattera.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tfibnne.1
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. Is,
A meeting WAS held here last night in favor OF
the caIlT completion OF railroad BY the ehortest
route between Cincinnati and this point In tho
toYrfe Of the psoeeedings It WAS stated that thu
10 snbsc1ibe obclh1rt. or even oue-hali, their
lands toward building tho road.
Infringe, Ca, has been ncarly destroyed by fire.
Smallpox seems ragtng in su parts Of the
South. In most placcs it has besn confined to
freedmen, but at Columbus. Ga, and towns in that
vicinity, II IL E4ia to haYc rdcentiY broken out
vfrulen,ly among whites.
A Mu.1ry recently took p!nce among the troops
Of the Sd o. $. Volunteers, In Florida, The Colonel
Of which was shot. stx members Of the regiment
were tHed BY Military Commission for his murder.
condemned and executed.
The Co1nmtua, Ea. Stm. the vflest rebel nhect,
ts fair enough to EAT that the freedmen Rse genes
ally wiling to make contracts In that vicinity, ihat
nrptuTinE eupplJ Of i4bor for the coming year,
find thai The number Of Idle In the city has greatly
diminished.
a terrible accident occurred On Tuesday. at At.
lanta. wall o. building n conrse Of eempie-
Ion, on Peach Tree creekt fell. crushing SIX dis
charged ro'orcd so'diera. Tvo were instantly kill
cd md the other fous injured 20 4etlonay tbnI they
are moi expected 10 euErlyc.
The rite Of freight On cotton rom Augusta to
New York has been reduced 10 ten dolssA pcs bale
A. j. White has been elected President Of the
Maqan 4 Western Railroad, and Vim. NJ WAdly Of
the Georgia Central Railroad.
, 1866-01-13

De*perate AHray-Two Rrother.
Ktlled-The Gallaher Trial-Inau-
arton-Addrc.s hv t:cn' shc-n,on-
M1"n,,,an ~ s'en. .s,1
es. sea@'aG au nn nnri1flns e n1f s:cnc.Ekffghf Ekffh
s,ea.Ptrn snnk-3he Ice Moving In
the Missouri.
Especial pe-psteh to the Chicago Trbunsl
o. Aucs. 'au; -.
a bloody encounter took plsee the week before
New fs.'s' Ia nosktewn, Mill:r county. which
and 'bs serious nonDdlne Of one El.t, and h.s
Of hostility between -omc OF tue old militia and
the United Statee soldiers, E,.ey. one Of The lat
~ b,d IN ,h~ c,,,y n,,t N ,bc In wsr hc Il, tbc
rebel ses!iee, and some Of The militia persisted in
calling him rebel. This gaFe ofence 10 E1sev
and eoua Of bis epm.adas In the Un1pn army, and
IF r - me ap n s ssaop" f sse1
md I'd wife Wert ts1ested, -Four Of then Confessed
md Tic other ihlec werp discharged on pre]tnni
mn e3sn|n;9sn ;a.1 2; e.. ,.,,,t., .,,o,,. n.,,
of Roita indicted for preaching md teaching With.
out having aSen tie cath of the New CONSTITUTION,
iii Il
oIthis eoStty at its present tenn. Distnruisned
council viii sppesr In tho caee, and the txia viii be
m II interesting Sne:
etatiop It Jefferson cfy yes;er5sy ,sas an interest
4 t.~ afair. Coz. Fletcher ntA4fded, and SENATOR B.
Gt.f1 fInuro msdt m shfe sreerh m thr III oni
man m sddtrssed lie sndienea. Il bad, he ssid BEEN
Me,nP IL 3 70 @ fn taerr ~ &c 10 "s s,
h.,ped b;nss esed boz, i5tie 1notinr iFr H.
H. bot@ "e snnr,c a9n ieage, ~ ,fst. ~
ssrez tq3sa out to bel II D7t any one
1eses ds,slnson even III IN h1s 6Gyho0d days
/ in tlon5a, amid the Everglades, met bin. Again
hodT I'D tud an9 bs eonsnr aad SIs 1nai y as
cs,sa 4 tsrs,n.ss led 1nsnT nT ~ to az ~ ihst Ia
~ n' en ns IT. tt.e ga ni1n h
llnes Of Gcn. Lyons chsracier, s1d paying hi@ lie
.os e[sae. y,e1,t t,s H. ~ r. e3teu = III IN
,,ss.a sS,t %,smt .nd ,n1. dn% =, ~ .hnnt
M Ss1da dn 1a1in r,t Il
~ Se xesss nsa nbs her hox sra.bc = IN IN
.nnt ~, T.; IT, ,,"n,nrts ~ U....r - sanp
At he FOOT Of Meef sireet The nisne ra,5Wa1 sua
nt trt ,,,,tgf ,oe.ri. ,ee, at,
ned n e1nss samn even csrrrfrc i.rS.er Thr
Seiis i " Mempns h suns shout Il 'he 1Ses 81 v1ne
ites wao made e lhs psfol% on tne ice The foo"
II IL W Gen Gsapt, belonging 10 cspt. John E. Cope
no. VIZ snnx a. W. ns h nfoT sls. af
EXT xaTo sac Wal e'e1n'"neSf GOAT worm aoont
r. Pra'ae Rote vs. supk 4 ths ~ Mspper end of
'nf te'es: saG W stsf o.ns ao0n. seh,-ot .+
,hs ~ ~ etns .tT"ef Ia ;sned M srain:t ~
is 4tt h's % n1e II - hi IT. H.. III
rnns At III tbe store. ~ 80 "o@'' A'e LACE ''at'
euTk a. ~ f,., NJ ho,,,,,,,, -, ~. ,,,.
o WeIin1 on,n.nx IA * ssrx host ~ nh
Trendier Te1s sunE On he 11innis' uhoec md
tnothfr ferry boat. disabled. Tcs ifere aiso. -"
-. Ee1 Sreitsf s.ent asEsrss ,es ho.+ tb,+
,r.S sn,utrs sn n91ttsi}y .nnk hT he ~ itr.E
~ mns <rs rr1ir ;nxu snnside,.6,a t1stn1cs hnt
M .nnch hsstsT th.1 befare. ~ -
~ hoHn..t ~ aire the icr brosa noe, tbe foot or
re+y s1Ieef snd nnSri shnnt shir7v Taet Gn,Sn
, 1866-01-13
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,


SENATE
MI. GRIMES presented the petition Of cittzeus Of
A1Kanfaf, ahktnc fof the orCxuizadon Into Terri
part Of that STATE which they atte1t Ia now howl
lnc wilderness, though cspahle OF supporting 4
larre population. The pctltiou was referred to the
Committee M TerTstoYiea-
ME. TRUlbuLL presented the memorial Of the
AmeriCan Free Trade League asking for equality 0!
taxation, and TINT protection duties he euacted
which WIS referred to lhe Committee on Finance.
Mr. GR1IES gave notice th1t to-morrow Or soon
thereafter be Wonld Introduce bin to tx the pay,
and eslabith the number Of the line officers OF tie
United States Na,y,
Mr. WILSON introduced bill to restore TO the
setretafy of Na1 supervising powe.s orer the acts
and duties Of the CommisaoneEs on Indian aaaite,
| which Wa referred to the M1litary Committee
| NJ MUTTON o9esed 4 resolution inEtructtng
ne Go1nHiite On Finance TO inquire into the cxpe
a.e1ency Of forming special co1nmitsee to fuyetu-
| &reasn5! @ Department; which was adopted.
| M D1AoS introduced bill rrlat{re 10 The eaIe
o. pGstnee alampe and stamped envelopes On credit
Mn,cn , su,no,ee nc Postmaster General 10 supply
under the INSTRUCTIONS Of thc department. and Ciye
bonds Tor faithfully accounting therefor The a@rnt
| ig SLOWED not exceeding per cent on sa]ca and
shal ne @ oeemoo eqso11n 4s q public money sub
The sAles mnst be tnade only for Compound 0r /: S
TIeasurr noteF. The bill was rrtes7rd to thr pnsf
| Oc;te Committee
MI. DIXON also introduced bill TO amend The
poesal Law which now prevails.
pertodicsls Including those mailed from Ehr ofaces
I publication, shall be prepaid, md none shall Be
carried without payment except those coming iron
foreign c0nntr2cs.
md envelopes at the value o5the stamps impressed
Sd. Alter tbs 1st Of April next le4taFr forwarded
hon anc post oee 10 another 4. tho request OF tht
, 1866-01-13

McAsace by tho President.
lNATUa> JAn. 14--Anr Eutlorahk L. u uAo--
sage rent 10 The Senate and Housc Of Representa-
tttes to DAT, and lslerzed 10 the Committee On Ter
titor1cs:
III tr.usmit herewith communication addressed
to me- by slestrs John Kyans and J. g. Chaber, ~
T. j., Senators elect from the State Of Colorado,
toreber Ni1h accompanying documents. Under
authority OF the act Of Congress received The 2lst
Jay Of March. 1861, the people ot Colorado, through
Convention. formed a Constitution, making pro-
vision Tor Slate Government, which. when sub
ntted to the qualified voters Of The Territory, was
rejected,
In The GUNNER Of 1866 second convention O! the
Eesesa political parties In the 1aitoIy Was called.
which assembled 1t Denver On the 6th dz} of Au-
gust. On the 12th Of that month this Convention
adopted State Constitution. which was Submitted
to the people On the 9Th day OF September, 1866,
and ratified By minority Of 155 Of the qualified 70
ten. The proceedings In The second Instance hav-
ing differed In tune md mode frnn thpse speciied
In the act Of March list, 1861 hare declined to Is
sue the proclamation for which provision Is made
IN The 5lh section Of the law 1nd therefore submit
the question for consultation and further action Of
Congress.
fstr04d.1 AEDAEW JOHNSON,
, 1866-01-13
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE,

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune1
FnASKToR7, KT.. Jan. u.
In the Senate, bills were passed 10 allow further
time to Clerks, Judges and SheriGs OF two yesrs to
collect income tax to regulate the duties Of Sec
retay Of State and to repeal the Law reqnirng The
disregard Of the rebel party in appointing of1ccrs
Of elections.
Bills were introduced to repeal tho elssn code; to
puneh Illegal arrests and assumption Of jurisdic-
tion not allowed by law; and to change the time Of
meeting Of The General Assembly.
Resolutions were adopted directing the Judiciary
Committee to 1rqu!re into the propriety Of making
mechanic: and fhlm abozery preferred creditors In
1nsols-nt cnees. and oppot1ns the transfer Of the
Adjourned.
In The Nouee. bills were parsed TO repeal the MT
re4uiung teachers and professors to take the oath
Of allegiance; 10 Increase the salaries OF Judges 1l
this Commonwealth, and to define the nabill1y Of
ktEre1E and 1ndorrers Of promlssorJ notes. 4 res
o1nt1on extending the session beyond sixty days
Was rejected.
Bills were introduced to exempt homestead
from attachment. execution or Ice bills, and to
cqualize taxation upun Insurance companies.
A series Of resolutions dcnounclnE Gen. Palmer
md avOtnE his trial by the ciEt1 authorities fuF In
terteEtns will the 1ast August election, and de-
ms0hfng the restoration Of The writ ct Aa6eGs cor
pus, were offered. ordered TO be printed and refer
red to The Committee On Federal Relations.
4 resolution 10 allow The per diem to al MEM
hers dining the 1ecess was introduced, hut was re-
fes1ed to the Jpdictary Committee.
Adjourned.
The Conservatives are in trouble, being very lar
from harmonious upon the question OF iegslating
in regard TO the negro.
, 1866-01-13
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Arrival OF the New York-PeFson12
Items -Chlliau War Matters un.
chanEed-Trnnqnii In FeFn-Desen.
tton Of Suspicious Vesseis-Arrest 81
Leaders Of the Rebellion.
NEw YoRE, Jan. 1a.-fhe steamship New Tort,
from Aspinuail, has arrived. Among her pas5eu-
gers are Cor. John II. Goodwin Of Arizout
Gen. koberts, and i. D. Richardson. She brings
3ts>N0 IN specie.
PANAMA dstes 10 January 1st state the steaueh1I
Peru arrived there on tho ssth u1t. Among the p1s
reDrer. ts Christopher nob!ueon. Esq late Unttel
St4les M1nl1ter 10 Peru, who retutna home By TIL
steamer
War matters in Chilli were unchanged. After tht
capture Of the span1rh blockadine ship Conodongs
By the Chilfan man-of.waf, shc put 10 eea, sid 1t
the purpose Of milling with the Peruvian feet.
News nom Peru Is serY favorable. pesce reign
throughout Tho Republic under tho new regime
Several setsels or suspicion lhat they were carry
tne implement, Of war to the spanlaIds had bee'
detained In Calao. II 1s hel1ered that the Govern
ment will reject the treaty with Spain made By TIL
previous Government. 4 large number Of leader
Wno supported Pezet have been as1ceted and will b
brought 10 .rtal and banished. Gen'l Costllla WI
1att beard Of At Gibraltar. It L. believed he Il not
m hrs rptrYn tn fkYu.
, 1866-01-13

Probable Attempt to As&aAetnAte SenA-
Tor WAde-The Senator Saved by his
Presence OF Mind.

Probable Attempt to As&aAsfnate Sena-
Tor WAde-The Senator saved By his
Presence Of Mind.
WASHINGTON, January 18th.
On Wednesday evening, between and O'Clock,
a man Of unusually lazge proportions eA!!ed II The
residence Of Hon. Denj- Wade. U, s. Senstor, Of
Ohio, and asked 10 sec the senator. he iyas shown
up stairs by servant to Mf. Wade's ROOMS. Alter
having seated himseH, he stated that be was trying
to Obtain eruploymsnt IN the =: $. Nary
Of Recommendation for him "a order to
urther his object. Senator Wads refused to do 50,
eayins be did rot know him. and adTised him to
procure the signature OF some peseon 10 whom he
was known. After listening to the reply, tho
strange visitor, whose phys!og1ouy Mr. Wade de,
tcrlbeH rs eingu1arly malicious md brutal looked
latter plalnly Interpreted meaning mlechief. AZ
thls 3unctufe OF the interview, MI Wade sroae7
% a1aed himtea with ioaded pistol md quietly r,
tnsned again into the room Hhere the man VAS Sit
t1ng. After looking at each other IN silence. the
nan began b. ssy,gg gel 60
emphatic negative, ,sslegd tbathe had no knowledge
or him. The stranger arose, drawing ont how1e
knife sbcus II inches long, end EenaEktrg. - aup
posc you know we IRE now alone ttE. In th1a room.
lie was proceeding 70 unsheathe bis weapon. when
senalor Wnde spfang TO hts feet, and. drawing MS
plttel plsced twt.hln ehort distance Of hts bead
to the door, followed. closely by
Mr, Wade, The senator eaw his visitor: down
etairs and The stranger departed. During the visit
be failed to produce any papers tor signature, and
evidently made this q mere ptete1s for an inter
song in the house beside the Senator, excepting
Mr. MQttheN5 and his wife aua Ferynnt
, 1866-01-13

Ierdh at cordnyH, Mexico, etEes an account Of I
visit to the city Of Casiotta, founded BY e1ebelt
nuder Sterling Price. The city contsins dozc1
slx hundred and forty acres, from which be ha!
snld fire thousand dollars worth OF coffee aud 9
considerable quantity Of tobacco and ftult Gov
HnEris' plantation adjoans his, and Generals Ewal
and Shelby are among his nearest neighbors. Prict
te enttu.iaetic over the prospects OF Catlotta
and thouEht 1t would become great city.
, 1866-01-13

ScHESEcfApF, Jan 12-1he clothing store oI
Vim Vrankcu T. Archer, IN this city, was entered
be,Ween tnrre md ionr thousand dollars cs1z1sd OF
The entrance was effected through the rear door oi
The tto1c, hole being hortd through + lafgt
CROUCH 70 admit hand, and tho bolt Of The door
drawn back. The burglars selected only The finest
artlcles Of 9oods. anu took among other thlne1
abont $5C0 worth OF ready made clothing. Ths
, 1866-01-13
Fffesk,

MILWAUKEE, January p:-Ihe statc Reform
School, Ut Hauknshs, was burned on the night Of
tacltth Loss, ~, ,00a The inmAtes,. some l9o In
number, wcrc asleep when thetdre btuke cut, but
noDe wef Injured,
Tic Yankee notion store Of Met7rl Bros, on East
Water etrctt in thit city WIS burned Last night.
ibopgh .ituaied In the middle Of large block, the
frc was confined to this one store and prevented
IRON, spreading DO tie rupc1human efforts Of the
fire drparmcni.
isor1ok. Jim 1q-The large building known a.
Whscriy Tlnl. In Mclrose, totally destroyed hy
i,re las, nish Lose, about QUO which ta partly
ana Waveris 1od.cs Of Frre md Aeoepici Assonf.
emerson Barrett. shoe manufacturers, Il. r.
Nhtnc5, grocer, and David Websler, owner Of The
, 1866-01-13


AInA1T, jan. Il.
There WAS tsif demand 1or c4ttls &o-dsy and two
thirds Of the droves changed handa, but prices
somewhat lower than On the Opening. The decline
from last weeks pE1ces being kaAc = % the best
md A9Hc on atr and The poorest grades. The ranse
Or prices from 800 to $1o:n 100 Ms. #. Cooks
sod q prs1asuH Ohio steess, A5esag1nH LIS n. al
t1o.to p 100 rs: Louis Ellis Ill KentneG. averaging
15o At tlo5h ana il head Averaging l,+7o rs, It
fs4o; ]. Judge III head, averaging l,75 Ds at $99o0
PER head Wai1Bi Rub!e y head Illinois, averaging
1coa n< 1t $500 bead: % head, asesagtn9 11o ns
It as3no head = bead. Averaging - ns. 1t s9snD
Rhe1d; IS head. averaging LOCO rs At 57I.oo p head,
and s. head, averaging ls.o ps. at Ike .: kIsons
& Tn1ns s. head. Averaging t.Oo NJ. At 1a1,oo head;
IS head, ASersstng Its NJ, 1t axc D, and Is head,
svt1agiux t0oQ Ds, 1t 7Xe = n; McEveay GO head,
averaging ZOO ns.at 6Ac p; Baldwin IS hcod ay-
esa<!ng 1,l6s Fl, ct sAc y; S. sshu4ssr Is hesd.
averaging 1.30 At Ike D. and 3. c. Coon s. head
Ohio. Averaging $50 ns, It 9Ar .. Keceipta s6aS
head.
sMx-Eecetns&. $3.50 head: Sales 5000 BEAD a. *
@sc .. according to quality and weight.
HoGe-Recelptss D.sc0 head; shipped to Eew York,
7,soo head Sales 5000 head. At a91ac p D. For
d1esped hogs 12c IS she outside rgu1e.
, 1866-01-13

at Ybshfnptnn t.ned IN teav- thx v ,hr F-d,
ami Gorrrnmenf Hent Mfn1sser .crrrf4ss 10 the
| Juarez pnrrTnmrnf nr fhsf H. nnv.ts .errrtsrr
hs5 bntn sent ~ F1,nne ~ ~ ir.t,ncttnn.
Thr Wtsf Tndis rncii - ste.resr s1J.cd # aou,h,
! iaT. II 1nscic "'@N o1'@'"D = 8'1 ''1A
The Army o1d Navy Gdze4e 3oe1feYes the British
government has received on TcrT considerable de-
GTease IN the army The Ieadtpr ieature will be the
reduction OF two Companies N cach battalion Of
The line amounting in the ar,reexfe TO about $50
officers and eome 1ROU non-com uaiss;oned officers
and men One regiment Of caFrlry is alro expected
! 10 disappear.
/ The board of T1adc returns for November exhibit
m e1treoi djnary incrcase IN exports. Three and
ha1EmIli;ons eternr or tNentv-nioe Der cent pYer
The 9s. t b. an editorial resume of e..at. or
the yesr. large portion being DEVOTED To fsYor.
able crinc,fm On American affairs.
/ Tbs T.xnes tayotzhly c17ucze6 heu. Grants ~
port
The Memorial Uplof1atig1x eontradcts feports
In Aner1can p&pets of the Abandonment of Chlhna.
hp1 md Souora
| A ho]drr pf Alabaua banda states thst m mn
yigIons have teen made Ia reney there a. far ,av
| mcuf Of iuterest
| The CsrdinaIs at = rrrent ,neetInr 1ertaed thst
| The PuDe Should rrmajn in Ron,e.
| There Is considersble alsrm at C,dix owing to a
report thai xnfperted nrIyatesrs h.ya been seer
| Tie cortez NJ. nnened On he a9th hy the oneen.
She sid her desirr foF peace hsd not prevented lie
oommencemept Of hotiililies With Chill which H.
1
, 1866-01-13

WAau1SoToN, Jan. 13,--The Hon. John Evans
Chsaee, hte Speaker Of the House Of the Te.z,tor
sal Legi.'ature United StaIes Senator. elect, hav'
arrived in the ctr, and hare presented the paper
aaklne for h1s inaueuce in favor Of the early adus
aIon Of the State. This they did In compllaac'
with aIoint resolution Of the Legislative Assembly
Of the 5tate, which WAS passed with hut one das
eepttnC vote,
, 1866-01-13
4 Murifefoua Feu[au,

NEW Tonk, Jau 13.-The Nrr1ids Georgetown
(Niesragual correspondent states that on tho trip ol
the steamer !Mo.es Taylor fom San Francisco to
san juan. with California passengers for this city,
IN Irithman came on deck With revolver md de-
clared he would ehoot auI man who vas not Fe-
MIN. Two Eng1Eshmen a. once denied having any
Fenfan prpclfgitfes, and be shot them both. Ho
was wounded himself IN turn, aud Jumped over
hca.ti. bnt wus rescued BY the crew.
, 1866-01-13

NEw YonK, jim 1c.--Adylces from Chill Say teV
crat Ch1ienos and foreigners in Monteytdeo appaa
to have purchased and atted ont three or 1onr ph
yateers 10 eall under the Chii'an Tag and PREY Of
alinc vessels remained at their respective stations
The Numaucfs, Iron clad, had arrived at Coltess Of
her waY down to Valparaiso, while tbs Wills d
Madrid WIS at1a.t accounts anchored IN the aaTbo
and tie latter port, eEident15 on the look out 10
thc Fsrt terp{f5a
, 1866-01-13
THE PEWS


Corner Of North Dearborn and White streets. tFsev.
J. T. Enlirts pas1cs} viii be rented the Chu.ch,
on MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th, II IL O'CLOCK
, 1866-01-13

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 1!.-A .eeontre took plsce
At The Spotiswood House this afternoon between
Pollard, editor OF the Examiner, and Ar, Brooks,
correspondent Of the New FORK Tina the former
nstrg cowhide. Neither reeeiycd any serious In
turzee. The proyocatIon OF the assault wos letter
in the T7mts, of the 9th inst, ndicnl,ng Pollard
tackled nrook1, who was nuarmed. Poi1ard wa.
aimed with pistol, knife and cowhide. Brook
sook the cowhtle from his essailant aud threw It
away, when Pollard drew knife md the psrttet
we're separated.
, 1866-01-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

Important Order-EnltedS States OElc ~
and Loyal Men III the South to be Pro~
tected-Pcraonal-Cu Customs Receipt
4 Singular Demand on senator Wade,
nnd How 1t was Met-The Missouri
Cfatns-Tre4son Still Alive.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfbune1
#AgHtNQ1oN. Jan. II.
The following important order WA issued to-day
to correct the incesennt abpses In c1tan portions
Of The rebel States: -
Ap5DTAFT GENERALS OFT1cE,
HAsu1xaroSt Jan. II, 1sGS.
GtsEH4L OapERs. No. J.
70 proseet .oyo. z<r.on. ogeia.t t,nprep.r espu
sait- and penalties tn lats reot1iow Stat<s:
Military division and department commanders,
Of the late rebellous states, and who have not al
ready done fo Will at once Issue and enforce ORDER
protecting from prosecution or soits In state o.
municipal cou1tA of such State, an onte11 and so
diers Of the United States and all persous thereto
attached OF In sny wise thereto hclonEtng, subject
% military snthoty ehsrssd With Offences tos aets
lex ION snis cr prosecution u
, 4sn: aaas :ep: The Tse dsy os ra H.
Ill pessonz the1z aseas employees charged With
q eassa aa
troiled lie zane pursuant to oFdeF of he pesldsa.
se2 sd nd to 81 p1a'e a@ ny pens
nonnced OF adudged in esid courts in anr Of such
ecntion IN any Of said sta.es charged w7th oEentes
iot which white persons are not prosecuted or pun
! iebed il the eauae manner an. degree.
Ry command Of Lieut. Gen. Grant.
isEned.j E. D. TowHszxD,
Asst Adj. Gen.
tits understood that Lewis D: Campbell has pot
| Rratef Col Gen l. HaftfuH fientenhnt Ebtnnef
, 1866-01-13
The PennsElvanta Railroad Suit.
Pu1xApEIrIEIA, Jsn. 14.-lp the case OF the Ie1

PHILADELPHIA, Jsn. 1a.-In the case OF the Penn.
es1vania Railroad versus rhe Atlantic q Great
fespondcut., read The afldayit OF Thomas ". Ken.
natd, Engineer-in-Chief Of the Atlantic q Grea
Western Company, showing that the route to New
one hundred miles shorter than the present route
to New York used by the A,landc l. Great Weste1!
Company, Efa Salamanca, over the New York 8
Erie Ea1Joad,
, 1866-01-13

In this city. By i E. II. LOCKER. pastor Of the First
ertet, bat veen Maxwell md Liberty streets Thurt
hoy :ese ebtns, Jkn- I1th. istt, vi. sCTAEEtAND h.
city.
In this city. the nth Inst. the sdeucs OF tho
brides fsthef, by RsY. ". Il. Wight, Mr. JOHN C.
COCHRAN and Atas FANNIE +. EATON, nj Of thts
city, No cards.