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The national Republican., 1866-12-19

The COMMITTEE OF COMMERCE will please
notice the report in relation to boiler explo-
sions published yesterday. As the cold
weather comes it brings with it greater un-
equal expansion-vde Mr.. Wards theory.
1t is fortunate for travellers that many of our
steamboats, are laid up at this season:
FATAL RESULT OF BOILER EXPLOSION.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The boiler Of j.
d. Browns Planning Mill, on Floyd street,
collapsed two fues this morning, driving the
boiler considerable distance through sta
BILE, killing Mr.. Hand, watchman, one mule,
and more or less injuring several ne
groes and mules in the stable.
RIcuMoND, Dec. 1.-THE steam-boler of a
saw-mil near Ashland, in Hanover, ex-
ploded Saturday, killing three men instant
ly and wounding others.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 1.-THE boiler in
the steam planing.mill Of Dixon, Brown &
90. exploded this morning at seven o'clock.
The boiler was thrown distance Of $50
yards. There was no damage done to the
mill beyond the destruction Of the engine
house. One person killed and two wounded
seriously.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Dec 1.-THE boiler Of
the rolling-mil of Woodrow, Mears & Co.,
Ironton, Ohio exploded this morning, knock
ing the building into fragments, and killing
the engineer and injuring several others
Loss about $4,000.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Return Match Of Public Feeders
soldiers Monument Fire at
south D0nVerN.

BosroN, Dec. ls-The special committee
from the Philadelphia City Council, on a
visit there to inspect the public institutions,
have to-day gone to Deer island by invita-
ton Of the board Of directors Of public insti-
tutions.
A petition was placed in the Merchants
anS saShange gsrs. s0S 70, ba Cv ssnsS
appropriate $500 for the erection Of mon
ument to the Boston soldiers at Gettysburg
instead Of 100000 for monument here.
A FIRE at South Danvers this morning de-
stroyed shop owned by John @. Barbeta,
occupied by Patrick Eagan and Timothy
O'Shea, tanners. Loss, $1,000. Several Of
the neighboring buildings were saved by the
snow on the roof. An extensive conaagra-
ton was at one time feared.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Another Railroad Accident.

NASHVILLE, Dec. l8.-The FIVE o'clock pas
senger train on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad jumped switch at Buck Lodge,
about 36 miles from this city, by which three
passenger cars were thrown off the track into
o ditch, the engine and baggage car remain
ing on the track. None were killed, and but
two seriously wounded, though quite a num-
ber sustained severe bruises among whom
were s. A. Griffith, Of Texas, Mrs. Bigg, Mrs.
Miller, Of Louisville, DIR. Gallagher, Of New
York, Mr.. Kenshard, Of st. Louis, J. A.
Gray, of Cincinnati, and Capt. Elkin, Of Lou.
isyille.
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The Evangelical Church Of Massa.
chusetts.

BosToN, Dec. ia convention Of pastors
and lay delegates Of the Evangelical Church
Of the State met at the fremont Temple to-
day at 10 o'clock. Hon. Moses A. Pond, Of
Boston, was chosen President. The question
discussed this forenoon was "How can the
Laity Of the Church Of Christ be made more
serviceable2" 2" The speakers were Hon. d.
T. Moody, Of Chicago, Henry F. Durant, Of
Boston, Rev. Mr.. Farr, Of Albany, Rev. Mr..
Waldon, Of East Medway, Mr.. Van Buren,,
Of Albany, Rev. DR.. Lamson, of Brooklyn,
Hon. Mr.. Dodge, Of Hamilton, and others.
The convention is to be continued through
tomorrow. Upwards Of 1000 persons were
in attendance.
Between 2 and 3 o'clock this morning two
burglars attempted to enter the house Of G.
d. Pratt, No. 81 Bedford street. Two shots
were fred at them, and one OF them was
was wounded; both, however, got away.
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MACMILLAN Pr0clamates Muchly-
The gsurPer Talks About "our

NEW ORLNANs, Dec. 1s.-The following is
Maximilian's manifesto:
MRxIcANs: Events Of great magnitude, in
connection with the welfare Of our country,
which were aggravated by domestic misfor.
tunes, produced in our minds the conviction
that we ought to return to you the power
which you had conferred upon US. Our
Council Of our Ministers and State convoked
by US deemed that the welfare Of Mexico
still demanded our permanency in power,
and we have considered it as our duty to &C.
cede to their representations, at the same
time apprising them Of our intention to call
together National Congress on the amplest
and most liberal basis, in which all parties
are to participate, and this will determine II
the Empire is to continue for the future, and
on its being so decided, to aid in the forma-
ton Of laws virtually necessary for the con-
solidation Of the public institutions Of the
country To this end our Council are now
occupied in submitting to us proper meas
ures, at the same time, in order that oil par
ties may assist in coming to an arrangement
| on that basis. In the meantime, Mcxicans
relying on oil of you, without exclusion oi
any political tendencies, will do our utmost
to follow up with courage and constancy the
task of regeneration, which you have con.
fieded to your compatriot.
MACMILLAN.
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The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. ls. - The Senate
passed the bill amending the usury laws to-
day. by q vote Of IA to IL. 1t legalizes ten
per cent interest.
The House passed the bill to provide arti-
fetal limbs for citizens Of the State who lost
their limbs in the late war.
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The Indian Contracts.

The contracts for Indian goods were
awarded December 1s, 1866, as follows: @.
FRANCIS BATES, of New York, blankets and
cloths; J. V. FARwELL Il Co., Of Chicago, dry
goods; s. C. HUSr of st. Louis, hardware.
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ROTATION IN OFFICE.

From present appearances the good
Jacksonian rule Of rotation in Office is
to be repudiated by the legislation of the
present Congress, and the men in Office are
to be declared the legal and perpetual holders
ofthem, regardless Of the equally good citizens
who are out, and some Of whom would like
to get in
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
New Bowery Theatre Burned, &c.

New York, Dec. 1s.-The New Bowery
Theatre, on the Bowery, between Canal and
Elizabeth streets, was totally destroyed by
fire this afternoon. IS = as. T,'a.
There is o case on trial in the Supreme
Court Of this State Of Daniel Weaver against
the First National Bank Of New Orleans, to
recover s75, 900 for an alleged negligent de-
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Cincinnasi News.

CIsoISSArr, Dec le.-James Baines, one
Of the murderers Of Leonard Mass, who es-
capped from the Falmouth (Ky.) jailon Satur-
day, has been recaptured.
There were seventy deaths from cholera in
Covington, KY, from July to Dec. II.
Arrangements are about being made by
which the trains Of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad will run into this city on the track
Of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad
A very large and enthusiastic Fenian meet
ing was held here last night. Addresses were
delivered by Senators Morrison and Fitz
gerald. President Roberts was not present
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Fred. Douglass Lectures in Boston.

BosroY, Dec. ls.-Fred. Douglass de-
livered new lecture at the Music Hall this
evening, before the Parker fraternity, on
Dangers Of the Republic" 1t was more
radical than any previous effort He was
not in favor Of the Impeachment Of the Presi.
dent, but of taking from him all power ex.
cept to carry out the acts Of Congress- The
hall was crowded, and the speaker much ap.
plauded.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

GENERAL BANKS is booked for an early
speech in the House in favor of applying,
STEVENS North Carolina plan for State
Government to Louisiana. BY this it would
seem that Gen. BANKS is opposed to the plan
which he was sent by Mr.. LINCOLN to inaugu-
rate in Louisiana, and which is now in opera
ton there.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Gen, Grant at Little Rock.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. ia special to
the Avalanche from Little Rock says that
Gen. Grant and Major Porter, Of Gen.
Grants staff, were present in the House to-
day during the discussion upon the bill con-
ferring civil rights on persons Of color, and
were invited to take seats within the bar.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

SURRArr.-Further advices received from
Europe increase and intensity the interest of
the narrative of the pursuit of sURRArr after
his escape from Rome.
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UNITARIAN SOCIETY.

wsare requested to announce that the following
distinguished elsrgymsn have been engaged to
preach il. the Unitarian church In this city; Rev
DR.. BRIGos, Of Salem, Mass, for January Rev,
RoBERr LAIRD COLLIN, of Chicago, for February,
Rev. DR.. DEWEY, for March.
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Theatrical.

Two very attractive entertainments are
offered tonight, viz: "Rip Van Winkle" at
the National Theatre, and the brilliant
French drama Of Adrienne, or the Duel in
the Mist" at Wallis New Opera House.
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From Canada.

: QuEssc, q. r., Dec. ls.-The relief coin
mittee had long discussion last night as to
the best way Of dhposing Of the relief fund,
some being In favor of retaining Q sum for
the purpose Of hslping the sufferers TO re-
build their homes; others that the fund al
ready on hand should DO disposed Of at once
to relieve the great amount Of suffering that
still existed, and that more money should be
collected. II was decided to dispose Of the
money now on hand at once, so as to give
immediate relief The river here is full Of
floating Ice, but passengers are still crossing
IL in canoes.
TORONTO, Dec. ls.-The new line Of steam
ers to run between Western Canada and the
maritime provinces is to be established next
summer under the name u the Internal
Steamship Company. During the winter
months the steamers are to ply between Hal.
ifax and the West Indies, touching st New
York, Boston and Portland A large amount
Of the stock for this new line has been sub.
scribed for. "...I.t r.r ~
ToRosro, Dec. ls.-A large number Of
tickets have been sold for the grand ban.
quet tomorrow evening, to be given in honor
Of the delegates from the Chicago, Milwau-
kie and Detroit Boards Of Trade. The en-.
tertainment promises to be one Of the most
UIuiiuut BubiEb oNcr BiVcu Ill tuip Chty.
Notwithstanding the heavy fall Of snow
have arrived and departed on time.
,SwRrrsBURa, @. w., Dec. 18-A good deal
OF excitement was created in the village
early this morning-the alarm having been
given that party Of Fenians were crossing
to rescue the prisoners. At about Lao
o. m. horseman came galloping into the
village and asked for Mayor Campbell, to
whom he communicated the intelligence
that large body Of men were marching
from Abbott's Corners, in the direction Of
Sweetsburg. The volunteers were got under
arms, and within Q few minutes after the
alarm was given, with the exception Of the
guard left to protect the village, the whole
force Of red coats, with Mayor Campbell st
their head, were on the road by which II was
supposed the enemy were coming. Scouts
were at the same time sent out through the
surrounding country, to guard against sur
prise by the approaching raiders
Meanwhile all was hustle and excitement
in the village. The police were got out BY
Col. Ermilinger, and kilograms were sent to
st. Johns to hurry forward more troops
The prisoners were aroused and dressed ant
teams got in readiness to take them to the
nearest railroad station west, but ii turned
out to be false alarm.
The volunteers marched out few miles
and, meeting no enemy, returned Assur
ance was given that no raiders were coming
and the soldiers and police returned to theil
quarters and the village to its peaceful
slumbers.
1t is said that the alarm was raised by thu
officers to test the efficiency Of the men ant
their readiness to turn out at moment
notice. There is some complaint that nj
notification Of this was given to those il
charge Of the civil forces.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr.. AsHLEY's resolution Of impeachment,
introduced into the House on Monday, was
not adopted, as stated in the report Of all
the Washington papers yesterday. The er'
ror was the Reporters.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
SteameP Ashore

GALVESTON, Dec. l8.-The steamer La.
dons, from New York with cotton, Is ashore
on the inner bar A steamer had gone to
tighten her.
Receipts Of cotton 1,l00 bales.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
The Late Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. 18.-The loss by the burn
ing Of the Union Iron Works is not SO great
as it was first supposed. One of the pro-
prietors states that the total loss will not ex-
ceed $780, 900.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Mobile Markets,

MOBILE, Dec. l8-Cotton-Sales to-day
], 400 bales; Middlings, 81 cents. Firm. q
Cleared-B British ship Prince Consort, for
Liverpool, with 3,2l5 bales Of cotton,
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Fatally Stabbed.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ia white man
named Anthony Joline, aged 55 years, was
admitted to the Pennsylvania hospital yes.
terday, with q stab in the abdomen, supposed
to have been received in fight in BEDFORD
street, the Five Points Of this city. He died
to-day
The national Republican., 1866-12-19
Wreck Of an Ausrisss fBr,r.

wasnlsoIes, D; GeDss u Elntssmation
State, sss ofsa from T. j P:ct Esq., ytsd ss..s: g.
Ssssrs ~s. Of Ct oaps psS HaS. s E u si
On American brig laden with lumber, in o
dismasted and abandoned condition. There
was no indication as to her name or the
place Of departure or destination. Her
place Of hail was shown by the word "Nor.
folk" painted on her stern. She, as well as
the cargo, will be sold and the proceeds held
by the Government subject to the claim Of
parties interested. .......,... .............
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New York Markets.

New YoRK, Dec. 1s.-Stocks lower; gold
1877 90; coupon 6's. liz IL, Five-twenties,
lo7 7.s; Tsn-forties, 100; Treasures los l-s;
Missouris, %; Tsnnsssess, new 50 "A; Caro-
linas, new, SO 1-2, Ohio and Mississippi Ger.
tihcates, 20 "a; Fort Wayne, hrst mortgage,
-, Michigan Southern sinking.iupd bonds,
IS IL; Alton, first mortgage, 101 IL, Yves.
tern Union Extension, s6 634; Western Union
Telegraph, 4s 90; Atlantic mail, 100; N. z.
Central, iii SO; Erie, "a l.s; Reading, l07i
Mich. Central, ll3, TolsdA, Wabash and
Western, ~ IA; Mich! 4outhstn, 81 l.2; Ill
Central, 1lsl4; Pittsbufg. 80 -; North
western, So IA; do. preferred, 1858; Toledo
III IA; Rock Island, los 1.e; Fort Wayne
107 1-2j st. Paul, 50 "a; Chicago and Alton
lola ~ f ...... .... Hg". ..r
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

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AssIaxED.-Brevet Major A. w. Smith,
Surgeon United States Army, has been as.
signed to duty at Hart's Island, New York
harbor. s,sSs -.
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The DISPOSAL OF PUBLrc LASDs.-During
the month Of November last $3.50 acres were
disposed Of at St. Peters, Mimi, and over
1000 acres at Eau Claire, Wis.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

Few persons are aware Of the extensive
use made Of eggs in the process Of photogaphy-not
| . negative 10 taken without them. .l'.
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Fire.

AUGUSTA, ME-, Dec. 18.-The pottery Of q.
A. Plaisted, in Farmingdale, was burnt last
night. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The national Republican., 1866-12-19

BosroS MARRowFAr sQUAsHEs make tn,
best pies for Christmas. Mr.. MALLARD has q I'm
lot at his Boston market, lS0 Psnnsylvanis avenue
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DEPARTMENT or S-Arl, [

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WASHINGTON, December 13, 1855.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. JAMES De LONG, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Aux Cages,
Hayti, Of the death, on the 25th Of October
last, at Aux Cages, Of WILLIAx SrENsuLHEs.
NAVY BULLErIN.-Detached from Decem-
ber 9Th to 1lth-Acting Passed Assistant
Surgeon Thomas X. Chandler. from the
Washington navy-yard, and ordered to the
Penobscot; Second Assistant Engineer Henry
F. Bradford, from the Boston navy-yard, and
ordered to the Aroostook; Acting Master
Nicholas Pratt, from the Ohio, and granted
leave Of absence; Lieutenant Commander W.
Green, from the Chicopee, and placed on
waiting orders; Acting Masters w. W. Wood,
Samuel Very. jr, Acting Ensgns Robert
Surgeon r. Smith, and Acting Third As
sstant Engineer d. A. Bandell, from the
Chicopee, and ordered to the Msrblehead
Commander w. F. Spicer, from the com
mand of the Chicopee, and placed on wait.
ing orders; Acting Ensign r. 8. M. Jones
from the Vermont, and ordered to the Pc.
nobscot; First Assistant Engineer Robert
Potts, Second Assistant Engineers L. Laws
r. N. Ellis, and Third Assistant Engineer q
r. Nagle, from the Ohicopee, and ordered to
the Marblehead; Mate j. A. Belcher, from
the Chicopeo, and ordered to the Peoria.
Honorably discharged December l0-Act
ing Ensign H. j. Iverson, from December
Resigned December 9-Acting Passed As
sistant Surgeon John f. Parsons, of the Pc.
nobscot; Assistant Paymaster H. A. Thomp
son, Jr. ty
Ordered from December Q to ll-First
Assistant Engineer Louis ]. Allen, to duty
at the Naval Rendezvous, Philadelphia; Lieu
tenant Commander LIE Roy Fitch, to com
mand the Marblehead; Assistant Paymastel
Joseph Foster, to the Marblehead Mate Jas
Oliver, to the Peoria. u
DISCOVERY OF New SILVER LoDEs IN Col
oRADo.-The Commissioner Of the Genera
Land Office has received from the Surveyor
General at Denver, Colorado, q package o.
specimens of silver ore from the Anglo-Nor
man Lode, near the head waters Of Snake
| river. The lode was discovered by Stepher
Decatur, miner, during the past summer
and has crevice offour feet, three ofthe char
acter of the largest pieces. The other foo
consists of decomposed ore called "pay dirt,
containing modules Of pure sulpheret o
silver. The whole lode averages about 81,
hundred dollars in coin per ton. The sink
ing Of o shaft some l8 feet has disclosed the
fact that the ore improves in character from
the surface down. The Surveyor Genera
states that this lode is probably % rich o
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The Fenian Trials.

swEErspuRo, Dec. Is. --Ths, court opsned
at half past ten this morning. Thomas
Madden was placed at Ne ber 70 be tried
under the indictment charging him with
feloniously joining persons Who had entered
Lower Canada with intent to levy war
against Her Majesty the Queen.
Before Jury was empanneled Mr.. Devlin
asked leave to withdraw his plea Of not guilty
that he might challenge the action Of the
grand Jury and have the indictment quashed.
He argued at some length that the provision
of the statute regulating the summoning and
empanneling Of the grand jurors had not
been complied with. Mr.. Ramsay moved
that the application be rejected on various
grounds, and especially in coming too late,
because the prisoner had waived his right by
pleading to the indictment.
The Judge granted Mr.. Rsmssy's motion,
after reading from English and American
authorities to show that In order to quash q
Jury panel there must be stronger objection
than had been raised in this case. He stated
also that the application should have been
made sooner; but that II II had been made
out that the constitution Of the panel was
seriously defective be would have gone as far
as the law permitted in allowing the prisoner
every facility Of upsetting It -
MI. Derby then moved for leave to chal-
lenge the array Of the petit Jury. Mr.. Ram.
say asked for half an hour TO take considera.
ton Of this motion, and how to meet II. They
accordingly adjourned at 1880 for half an
hour. Upon the reassembling Of the court
Mr.. Devlin proceeded to argue in support oi
his motion to challenge the array Of the
petit jurors, contending that the list was IL
legally formed, and that it did not comply
with any one Of the provisions Of the law
He stated that II convicted before twelve
men selected from the list, his death on Their
verdict would be q Judicial murder. Mr.
Ramsay and Mr.. Buchanan replied, contend
ing that the allegations Of the challenge were
not sufficiently specified; that the omission o.
certain formalities presented by the statute
would not vitiate the panel. ..-
The Judge said this is challenge to tht
array Of the grand jurors, the prisoners
counsel complaining here not Of the charges
which have been preferred against him, bu
of the mode in which he was to be tried OF
that charge for his life. This is q matter o
the greatest importance, and though l have
given general subjects likely to arise in thi
case a most anxious consideration, l shal
adjourn this court until tomorrow for tn,
purpose of considering the judgment shal
give on this point.
At three o'clock the court adjourned unit
tomorrow morning.
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