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/ Ice CREAM.-H. Herman has
opened his Ice Cream Saloon, and is
now ready to furnish the choicest Ice
Cream and SODA Water at his Saloon.
Also, Ice Cream for parties, at the
lowest prices, No. Is, First Street.
Apl24-w1. =
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CREssE MERETs-in all colors and
of a superior quality just received at
Head & Moneys, Also, Grenadines,
silks, &C., &c. klap27 It
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o
THE EvANsVI LILLE DAILY JOURNAL, SATURDAY, Al

HANGING OF Wall PAPER
G. Turnock will attend to the Hang
ing of Wall Paper. Residence on
Chestnut street between Second and
Third. bs w r,v,e~s- VOC seaw
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY may be OBJ
tanned at the Post Office in exchange
for currency of larger denominations,
in quantities and sizes to suit.
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rS= Ladies who attend Picnic and

E~ Ladies who attend Picnic and
Fishing Parties should by no means
fail to provide themselves with one of
those ! Chinese . or Seaside Hats,
which can be had, cheap, at SCHAP-
KER. BUSTING 4 Co.'S They are as
indispensable as the lunch basket, on
such occasions.
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IcE.-Persons wishing to be suppl
ed with Ice; at the same price that
canal Ice is furnished, will leave or
ders at Cook & Healy's House Keepers
Emporium, No. 76 Maiu street
an16-2W
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pHA few more of those same Fan
cy Boys Suits on hand at j. r. LOT
sPEIcH's, No. 5, First street. Ea26733t.
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rag / am receiving almost daily
from the best manufacturers of Gin
cinnati, Boston, Lynn, and other New
England towns, the best Custom Made
Boots and Shoes ever offered in this
trade, and in such variety and styles
as to enable me to furnish better goods,
and for less prices, than can be found
elsewhere. Having visited these man
ufacturers several times in person, /
know where good work is made, and
in buying direct ffomethem for cash,
can avoid the high prices paid by
most other dealers.
/ Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes
made to order, in style and quality
equal to the largest cities. aal flHs ".
90 daif.aF 90 1851 L. w. TURNER, s3s
sa27d2t W .7'South First street. 8
Now issthe winter of.our discomfort Iils
Made glorious summer by fresh goods from
York;
So many heaps are showered upon our
That all our shelves and counters deep are
buried.
And we are selling our goods, made
toorder orsfeadySmade, Ofssuch quail
ity and at such prices as leave nothing
to be desired, and convince all that
the Great Wardrobe, 81 Main Street
is the place for gentlemen to purchase
their Clothing. d@AA = haA~ v
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MARKET REPORTS.


EVANSVILLE, April n.
The Money market is rather quiet. The
banks are able to meet the wants of Gus
toners, at from s to 10 per cent, though
having no large amount of unemployed
means.
Exchange is in good demand, and rates
are at from par to SOC premium, buying,
and LILO selling. There is probability of
a close Exchange market the next thirty
days. seoz
Gold has advanced. We quote :sgs IA W
Gold, buying .s....127s Selling ..4..........@l29
Silver, buying....1l9 Selling.
Government securities are higher. ~
go yssig Buying. Selling
1-1OS 0ld...".............lUo 1O0
5-zVS new .......-........1Oo IU6
I0-40's........... saa1 ac SO j.
1905 August. .....-..I0l12 60 400 81 l0z t
7-3O,s June................lOi1s - @ lUa
1905 July..-...........l0l1a sse ~ lO2
The following quotations are from the
Office of WI. Lowry G Co., Bankers, No. L
First Street: & tsa1 e. affz en#i gsn I
BANKABLE FUNDS.
u. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes. -.
State Bank of Indiana. sls eafds9lig z8
State Bank of Ohio. ,. ytfs ensl3aas'
~ y UNCURRENr. Z. l..iss
Indiana Free Zoe dis.
MISSOURI. &C 49,
Eastern Bank Notes.. sc g
Bank of -
flanters ...00c
Union banK-..-.-:.-...:- o9c
Other Tennessee Banks. 40 to 90c 90
Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and La,....10 to Soc s
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EVANSVILLE, IND, April 26, 1866. q,
All persons having bills against the
steamer Calumet, not heretofore
handed in, will please leave them with
Messrs. Nesbit & Virgins for settle
ment. apr27 BIT A. H. EDWARDS.
WANTED TO BUY-A good house
and lot in pleasant part of the city,
and a good misunderstanding
house containing or 4 rooms pre-
ferred. For one that will suit the
E cash will be paid.
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EVANSVILLE
STEAM DYE HOUSE.

have removed from First street to the
corner of Ingle street and the Central Mar
ket.
have bought out the Cincinnati Steam
Dye House, and keep the very same place,
under the name of
THE EVANSVILLE STEAM DYE
HOUSE.
am now better prepared to do my work
well in Dyeing and Securing. Please call
and try me- GUSTAV II. KRACH.
n WI
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ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.

The new ana elegant Mary Ament, Capt.
Liter, will leave at o'clock this morning,
for Louisville and all way points. Clever
gentlemen will be found in. the Office, and
passengers will receive every attention.
+ The Superior and J. P. Webb continued
to receive freight up to a late hour last
evening, and both went out with good
trips.
i The Myrtle came in from Green River
last evening with hhds. of Tobacco and a
few people. She will return to Green River
this evening. She is nice, new side
wheeled boat, and Capt. Graham, her COM
mander, is q popular officer
We had the pleasure, yesterday, OF meet
ing our old friend, Alex. Howell, for a long
time pilot ON the Cairo packets. He is
now running wharf-boat at shawnee
town, and we are glad to learn is doing
well.
The Tarascon is expected here by late
breakfast time this morning. Aided by
beautiful moonlight last night, she would
come down the river % Kalihooping we
guess that is what they call it. Look out
and listen for her, as she will return early.
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Valuable Property for Sale

UYILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGH
Wv est Bidder, from the portico OF the
Branch Bank, on Saturday, the 2Sth of,
April, between the hours of ten and twelve
o'cloclxA NJ, the Banking House Property
of the Evansville Branch of the Bank of
the State of Indiana, being lot No. IS. Old
Plan of Evansville, Except strip 5 feet in
width, adjoining lot No. $50 with the Bank
ing House and fixtures, and other improve
ments thereon; conditioned that the prop
erty will be sold subject to a lease to the Ev-
ansvllle National Bank, extending to the
LIST day of March, 1867, at a monthly rent of
also, that all taxes and assessments there
on for the current year (lS66) shall be paid
by the purchaser; which conditions win
be inserted in the Deed. Hs- fslslr.fs
Terms of sale cash. ,-.-..r-ss-.rs
BY order of the Board of Directors.
G. w. RATHBONE, Pres't
Evansville, April l6, 1866 apl6dtds
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Proprieters Crescent City Springs
PICNIC PARTIEs, SOCIETIES, and

T1S1f1C - ~ n, - H r. r., los ~
will be accommodated with the South
Park of the Crescent City Springs, upon
application, for picnics and pleasure. Re-
freshment stands in that park Will not be
used if the parties engaging it so desire.
A large stand for music or singing is erect
ed, and several swings put up, for the use
of the park. 1t is not connected with the
other park, and can be as much retired rs
if in the woods.
The Dancing Hall can also be had, if de-
sired. No charge for use of park.
apr20 Wv DAMRON & CO., Proprietors.
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WANTED.
LOST.
FOR SALE.

e3tlII.t y < V3G S1AXALAe = = ~
I" Wishing to make a change,
Il I now offer my residence, good
tico, hall, cellar, cistern, wood house, sta
Bile, &C., all well arranged and in good
style, and five acres of land, well set with
choice fruit trees and shrubbery, situated
north of sSulliVantown, adjoining Jacobs
vile, within two squares of the corpora
ton line; also,' two lots, with frame
house, containing six rooms, cellar, els
house, containing three rooms, and plenty
of good bearing fruit trees, situated in Ja-
cobsville. f,ft es,soE n3ais ailE
The above will be sold cheap. 10 5. e
apr26 Ina s.ss 81 Is JOHN B.MILLS.a 8
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Positively for FIVE DAYS only, COM
mencing
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEx. HOWELL & CO

4a - - IN IL AxAk AlJAlltAA1lNA AJe
ALEX. HOWELL & Co, =.
Upper Wharfboat Proprietors, y,
FORWARDING F44ND COMBUSTION
fn0g's boa g MERCHANTS, afr os1h
5g and General Steamboat gents. sati
- - ShawneetoWn, Illinois;
n. B.-Particularoa attention given to col
lecting purchase charges. nl-11 apr28 SIN
NORPORATION NOTICE.
~ APRIL g. 1866. M &ks8.kS YtM#
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
ed by the Common Council of the city OF
Evansville, that the owners of all lots. or
parts OF lots fronting on or adjoining the
northeast side of Sixth street, from Oak
southwest side sof gsixth street. from
Oak street to the canal; in said city,
cause the sidewalks thereon s3 to be brought
sidewalk of Class No. 2 to be laid down
tneareen within 4, thirty days from the publ
$3.50 800 = 80 :. 4. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk,
City Clerks once, April q, 1886. apr2S 81
- 81 -. z1lQnion .copy.l. 81 a.lL Ed.
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ed g sz9b1a 1x5s33z q S-4sa % iiaass
'aeii REAL LACE MITTS aasm
&EezaE A'Kxz .AsaEE
niarI3 sln i 8 AT HEAD &. MONEYS. :
-f-l7l 10 90 - -LLLL - u. z..L-LLi -
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+ ynfff 81 -e4l4gJshe sIG0fs ests' sstt ,oess'
+ wei0 Sat q so anig1ss at fse' -
\ ..T4EaM G8SPks nWw easg19s
-, ash FINE BALM0RALS .a'o e., &
9,a5n 5isHi iisilos % ssBnl5rps bHe sfs1y
marlS Sm aB AT HEAD g. MOONEYS.a Is
$50 aulaaG# GuiWss1 11s5sofs lH5s .1i9fAuA
| lsf@1esia9 ~ s2sAfa q eisena &c. ~.
I n4iaei 9f spa9u bots -Hfifs no aeva 7ia.'4t
3 '5i2 20 e GOOD HOSIERY svas
Ifuasc 5soaU 9aJ A9ge $3.50 sttnasHi loflsaa
ElshieTaAa lllt
mnarls 8rn a2 At HEAD & MONEYS s,
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TUESDAY, EVENING, May lst, 1866.
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At M4.S0NIC HALL.
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Presents for the Million

SOMERBY & BRUCE, g 3,
s4e THE * 1890 Z, st
Gift Autocrats Of the World !
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/ Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
vvvHE uNDERSIGNEDW WILL OFFER

I Nv uIutbDlC l19OCL1 10 UtEDO 1UA NJtN4St
TyHE UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER
IL for sale at auction, on SATURDAY,
-APRIL zStfi,s from the porch of the old
Branch Bank in this city, between the
diately after the sale of the banking
house, that desirable tract of land known
as the :. Old Fair Ground.p The tract com
tains sixteen acres, more or less, and for a
country seat, or market garden, there is no
spot more worthy the attention Of pur-
chBsers. It is situate two and a half miles
from the city ON the plank road. llaa- 81
Terms of sale--One-han cash, the other
half within twelve months with interest,
secured by mortgage. .-L1aZz tls.- nFlI
SAMUEL ORR.
at3rI8 dts wit tFlAs b l1l-.ss G. r.. BEMENT.t
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

= WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
= at the Court House door, in the city
Evansville, Ind, on Tuesday, May Is
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!; .ao,3 { Real Estate for Sale, =
Valuable Main Street Property for
I 90. go q ,.sls Sale. .as ts,bis5f bae.
ErHHEN UNnERsTGNED Will

wvHEW UNDERsIGNEB WILL
81 offer for sale, on Saturday, April 18th,
after the sale of the banking house OF the
ON Main street, on Lot 2, Block 81, Eastern
Enlargement One is a frame; the other
two are bricks. The latter are new, and al
lots. are 1874 by l50 feet. Each house has q
brick kitchen, cistern, stable, cellar, and
shown window. Terms easy y one-fourth
cash; balance in SIX, twelve, and eighteen
months with interest, notes secured Dy
mortgage. Title indisputable. isis u s1a.
april NV = sffg sa8oA. iANSPACHER.1 %
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Of the present age, will appear in conjune-
ton with the great and ASTOUNDING
MYSTERY, aaHa6&AA A-stA
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THE sPHYNx y THE sPHYNXf
SoMERBY & BRUcE's COLOSSAL GIFT
SENSATION

FABIAN, ca
The acknowledged head and front of
Wonder Workers, and the favorite
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22


RAfIln this city on Wednesday morning Feb d. Lawn
iay,o nay youogest daughter ftbe Rev Charles Ray.
aged 10 years and months.
Her funeral will take place Saturday 24,h Inst at II
from tue residence OF her father No. West Thirty eghtA
81 1he mend. Of smi requested to attend with
ont further notice.
SHAW-On wednesday, Feb ., Yl,zabeth y5stsou dausb-
ter ofWlisn aud Helen b. Shaw sged year 10 months
and II days
The relatives and friends srspcfuy invited to stend t
funeral from the residence of her parents No % Janet
Friday, Feb. -, at2 O'Clock D.
VAN KEUREN--On WEDNESDAY. Feb. 81, Willie Me,ick
only child Of Peter NJ and Charlotte l.. Van keursn eyed
years. month and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family ara respectfully invited
to attend the funeral without further notice tridsy
afternoon O'Clock from the residence OF his arandatbef,
w. II. Meick, No. I6l West Nueteenths
The remains will be- Inferred in 0reeneOod cemetery
Bockand County and Easton Pa, papers Please copy.
WASHBURN-Atthes seaman's Retreat, Tuesday Feb.
20 Dr. d. Washburn, house physician o the institution
In the 4ith year OF his age
Funeral services Il o'clock Friday the 23d inst at ths
Chapel Of tue Retreat The friends OF the family and thosc
Of the Institution respectfully invited to attend b0Ats
leave foot of Whtehslst at IL O'Clock a. m.
The remains will be taken to Perth Amboy, IN. ~ of inter.
nIert
WOOLsET-On Monday, Feb 10, Sarah, widow Of Remus
Noosey, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends the family and those Of her
Joseph g. Pollock, invited to attend her funeral rou
the NJ f.. Church Thrt.thst, between Eighth ss<
Ninth this Thursdsy afternoon ut O'Clock, with
further invitation.
WOOLSEY-In Jersey City. on Tuesday Feb: ~ oil spo
plery, George w. Wool,e, in the 53h year OF hls age
The relatives friends invited to attend the funeral %
Thursday, ED inst, at o'clock at the residence a hn
mother, No. 62 Grand ST., Jersey City
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Dll: ID.

BLANlRF-on Wednesday morning Feb 2l Of henorrbag
of ti, lungs RnhIuall Of Joseph l.. Blmire Am,
daughter OF the late Francis W. Merriam IN the I'D wear o
her
The relatives and friend. Of the family are respecrulI,
invited 20 attend the funeral from her ate residence No q
Fast Foureenthst on FIiday afternoon at , O'clock
GANETT-At Clifton IL. Ll, on Wednesday Feb. 20 o.
consumption Miss Emma Ganett. aged II years VI IA,
house Of her brotherin-aw, A. T.. Garrison.
Funeral Friday 3d. at the Presbyterian Chapel Town
send ave.
Rochester papers please copy.
LIZ GALLEZ-On Monday, Feb l9, 1866. Mary NJ wifeioi
Peter u lie Galez. in the 35ih year OF her age
The funeral services will take place Thursday 2d inst
o'clock .. m, at 81 AIMS Church. Ei.hteenh.st, near
Frave. Her friends and acquainiances also the members
OF City Lodge No. l5 o. of o. - and the friends Of her
orothei George NJ Hays and tn, members OF Atlas Lodge
No 80 r. and A. NJ. respectfully invited 20 attend
MCCLELLAS-At Hudson, W,dua siay Feb. n Robert
w. Mcclellan in the J2d year of his ase.
Tie friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 attend his
funeral from the residence Of Mrs Mcclellan No $40 Dia
mondsL, Hudson on Friday afternoon, Ut O'Clock, With
further invitation.
California papers please copy
MONELL On Monday, Feb ~ Carrie, youngest daughter
o. Dr. J. = and Mary MoneL
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral the residence OF her parents No
81 Second ave-. Thursday afternoon, I'D inst al
O'Clock.
PEARsALLAt his residence No l6 Lafayette place the
evening OF ednesday Feb 2 Thomas w Pssrsa IN the
list year OF his age.
Notice % funeral m evening papers
RANSOM-On Tuesday morning Feb. 20, suddenly, Nellie
NJ wife of Chsre. H. Ransom aged 30 years.
The asl friends OF the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from her late tsldence Ne "a East
Fifteenth st. at 1O o. clock on nThuTsdly LQInpg
New uayen lSela. d pSPey Pleas cvPy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
Amusemcuts this Eveniug.

wALLACKs THEATER-soorErr.
OLYMPIC THEATER-WBe KILLED Cock R0Bfs =
THE Two FRIENDS.
KlBLUs GARDEN-biIss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN FAscHos
THE CRICKET.
WINTER GARDEK-EDwIs BooTH rs "RIcHsLIEU"
LUCY RUsHTONS NEW-YORh THEATER --rHE
BLACK DOMINO" BETWEEN YoU AND hE AND THE
Posr"
BROADWAY THEATER-JoBs L. OWENS ~ "SoLos
sHIsGLE "-THE LIVE INDIAN.
WOODS THEATER-Miss LUCILLE WEsr2RS ~ The
ATosENEST Or. THa CHILD sTEALhR
BAkNUMS MUsEUM-MosEs; On, ISRAEL IN EGUT-
10000 CuRIosIrIRs-Alternoon and Evening
FOXs OLD BOWERY THEATRR-JAcK AND GILL
WENT Up THE HnL-FARcE.
NEW-YoRK CTRCUs-l4rn.sT.-E AID GYM
SAsTIc fKRF0RsASCEs-JIMEs ROBINSON. THR hAkL'
RIDER-LEvI J. NoRrH-MsE. LOUISE g00R-
SAIRE-rHE SPKrrK OF THE SILVER sHOwEK-MAriSHs
A. 2! O'CLOCK
BRYANTs MTNsTRELs-LrrrLR Mac AZ JocKo THE
MoSKEr-THg LIVE lSJIs-lcI on PxRLR FRAScAIs-
BLACKsMITHs JUBILEE.
MINER & sOMERvILLE's GALLERY-BRRsrADr
PICTURE. STORM IN TIE RocEY MouSrArSs
CLINTON HALL-"EsrERrArSMES By THE BLrsD Ar
fists"
ACADEMY OF MUSlC-AsSuAL RECEPTION S1H
REGIsgsr
MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT-Ar
THE FoRsYTHsT. NJ h. CHURCH. BY THE CHURCH BIBLE
CLASS, ASSISTED Br FLoRESCE REYNOLDS AsD rHs DA'
Wis FAMILY.
HOPE CHAPEL-CoRKrEs ILLUSTRATED TorR OF Scor'
LAND
TEMPLE or TRUTH"-socAL Hor ny 9TH. srrR-
ITUAL TKerH .SEEKgRs"
No 625 BRoADwAY-HusrsGTos PAINTING OF "THE
REPUBLICAN CouRT."
STUDIO BUILDING. .Tenths-ErHrBIrIos OF FOREIGN
PICTUREs
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF mUsIC-ITALIAS OPERA
La SoSsAMBrLk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
SOUTHERN JOURNALISM.
Gen. Grants Order Permitting the Publ.
cation Of The Richmond l. xamimcr.

The following communication explains The
c-uditlons on which Tie Richmond EIamAer is aloweC
20 resume ie publication:
HDQRs AmnEs oF UNITED STATES.
WAsHNCToN Feb. 10, lsd6
Afojor.Geu. A, II. TERRY Commanding DTarmeHt q
FvPiniai
GEyrRAL-Your G-dor of date the 18th Inst taking mil
itary possession Of TIE EeimoHd EzdmHcr newspaper
published In Richmond Va md prohibiting is publlca.
ton made in pursuance OF tho directions OF The Lieut..
General commanding is hereby temporarily suspended,
and TIE Richmond ErGHHcr will be permitted to reame
its publication upon the express condition that III future
II will not pursue course inimcal 20 the Government
10 the growth or expression. In acts or words. Of
Union sentiments among the people OF the states atey
in rebellion or 10 the cultivation Of friendly relations
between the people Of these States, any o them and
other States OF the UniOn and that il VIII not IN any
wise fail In It's editorials correspondence or transfer
of articles ron other newspapers, TO give support
connienance and friendship 10 acts and expressions OF
LOYALTY 10 the Union and It's supporters.
By command OF Lieut.. Ten. Grant.
i. ). BOWERS. Asst. Adj. 'Gene'u.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
FROy7 WASHINGTON.
Continues from First Page.

qrv incre1 o. the public debt TIE amendment antLor
zes the bonds 60 be disposed o. ~ any OfelgH county
che principal and Interest paid n the currency OF tAat
c0untry rG. limits the ralc OF Interest Ol them rot 10
exceed tYe per cent understand that the Secretary
o the Treasury does not expect 70 use the power but
deems pOraut that II should De given 70 him to pc
exercised Oily in circumstance may ailse thaI
n his opinion would render it advantageous ana cA-
pel.cnt The power 60 borrow money under tLe ac.
oi last wear il exhausted. and the emenCncnt Ol lLh
.ct proposed by this bill, does not authorize any new
loan It's ONLY object is to facilitate the funding o cA
i,flnc Obii cations =
iii KLLLEY (Penn) TOOK exception 70 the FenarAs u
lhc members OF the Committee of Ways anu hle"ns'
who had 3, preceded him. They had onereu y" u a.
runont excepting such as had been wrIhe @ @llouI tIe
past lac return of specie pay meni ana lhe oAt I.
wcnt 0t the National debt. were NOS, I.s4I'' ~ o
caution is speed when dangers are Ut 'hV WY. -
gUeJ that 20 redeem uOn.iuiertstp'aIIIE Ho.I OuD -
lead 10 ban krluc, for ii 5000 OF gltchD''hS "tIV
called ,1 cverv Netonal bank would be competed 10
sell the NaonN securities IN their possession lo ie
cine contraction They should act WIN 'tulion; ~
,irv the lg-rer was only tnancer and the present
crisis demanded the wiscst statesnaisIlp he WN'hcu
gentlemen not TO give any one the power 10 contract os
flrclter fo contract the curcnc, Whc there shoCIu
Uc no increase OF the cuneHcy ana no iueIeuse o .S
pgbic debt We should foster nome industry. eud
keen ON mineral wealth. Labor should b' renewed W
many ol the burdens which now cypress 1t and WIN
our large increasing fields Of agriculture and mechahl
cal ars tive ten years would quietly ana saicy pAs
Us 20 spec.e payments. go,
p0ncd tl Wednesday.
NEw COAL AND NAVAL STORE.
ON motion ~ Mi JOIN J.. THO3LAS (Md., q r.so!u-
tiOn Wa adopted requesting the secretary 81 te Navy
to7ernusut q suitable locetion ior coal aud naval
store csn bc located at or Ceuton near the City o
Baltimore.
The House adjourned until Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-22
MEXICO.
The Paris Pairie, Feb. 4, says:

J.It laIls f0Tti itu. q, hdgr.
THE dea has been conceived OF rCestablishing the
old line a defense from the capital TO the sea In pur
suance q. this. they che French Engncors) are
i0riuyng Mexico, Puebla. Orilabn. Cardova,
and Vera Cruz Some OF these cities arcsdy have
works which will now be finished Besides, they are
renewing the old forts on the Rio Fro on different
parts OF the Cumbres and in the dcgies Of the Terds
CdiicHtcs.
This plan will enable a small force 20 defend the line
which puts .ioxicO In communication with Europe and
which thp railroad Is going to traverse.
From the time Of the spanish dom lnaton the small
garrisons posted al each Of these points, and supplied
with food and ammunition FOR two years were quite
able to defend the country and maintain peace. Steps
aie how being taken 10 this system, while bearing
in mind the change in time ana the nature Of modern
warfare.
Fifteen hundred men of the Austrian contingent.
formed at LabacS VIII leave Trieste in the onth OF
March next for Mexico
lie 6ord February T. says THAT .rer the arrival OF
the news Of the BGgdad raid Mr.. Bieeow called upon
NJ Drouyn de- Lhays and gave the French Minister
the most satisfactory assurances In regard 10 H. The
paper adds that the excitement (ca0isOc caused by
/, ne raid IA over"