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, 1866-01-06
FROM DETROIT,

Michigan Cane GroEycras C0nTcntlpn-
Accidentally Shot Dcad-inothcr Alan
Falls Dead Mt nearly ihe same TING
E'ientsl>1i N1nrtier-A Nun Dellberafciy
Kills his Sister.
[speela! Despatch TO the Chicago Tnbune.l
DETROIT, Jan. 5.
The Michigan Sta'e Sugar Cane Growe7s' Asap.
c1allon will Eold their annual meeting at Flint Gen
csee county. commencing Tuesday, January ssd,
and continuing three days. Liberal premiums are
offered, both by The Association and the StAe Asri
cultural Society, which will be open fos competi-
ton 10 ali Cane growers in the country.
A5oung msn named Julius Merritt, Of Cambria,
accidentally shot himself LAST night while blowing
INTO The muz1le Of his gun. The charge passed
into hi. mouth and ont Of the back Of his head,
Killing him instantly. Mr. FtInk, nefghbor, aged
about GO years, who was eent for to come to Me--
Iitt's, WAS 70 overcome by the occurrence that he
dropped dead At The gale Just before he reached The
4 most feniish murder wns committed at Cor
ucts Greek, about 1--we miles iron, this city, ye4tet
dar about npun. 4 mhu named John Cooper Walt.
I'd the hDuse Of his ssteE. AFs. Lynch and after re.
nainiug there for rome tttne. drew revolver IRON
h pocket and deliberately fred at her, but missed
bis mark.
He then seized an axe and matle brutal attack
upon her. Telling her to tho toor, and lheu COM
mepced cutting her body In a mort horrible man
nef While he Wza pe1pctfainy this attocious deed
4 little son Of Mra. Lynch informed rome wolkmen
in fhe Vicinity Of the act who Immediately rushed
to The honec SEIZED the murderer and brought him
to jail In this clty. He admits thu. he intended to
Iii her. and tays that the murdered his father somc
years ago IN Ireland ana he committed the deed 10
ayenge bis death.
, 1866-01-06
nErrC1Ot1S aNTELL1fE EScE.

Welsh Presbyterian Church-Dcsplaines street.
between West Lake and Randolph streets: Service.
on Suuday at loc0 a. m., and p. NJ Rev. David
Wi1ff8ma, Pastor.
SECOND baptist Church, corner Of Morgan and
Monroe streets. Services at 101s =. N. and ~ o
n, By the Pastor. Rev. E. J. Goodspeed. The
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be administer:
ed in the forenoon. 1hefe will not be any sermon,
In the evening New Years Sermon. Sabbath
School and Bible Cla.ses at9 d. N. Young Peo.
PIES Meeting on Monday evening. General Praye.
Meeting on Wednesday evening, at ~ O'Clock.
Divine ec.7fce will be held th,s morning In the
Temple Of Zion Congregation on Desp!a,ues stseet,
near WASHINGTON, at ten o'clock: a serrnon In
Enelish will be delivered By Rev. B. Felsentha1 on
Tho Doctrines Of Jndalsm in ju1taposit1on to
those Of Christianity"
Christ Church, Michigan avenue. corner Of 9th
street, Rev. Chaa- Edward Cheney HECTOR. Service
in this Church at 10li a. N. The hour al the sec.
ond, service Il changed from 3 p N. to II in tho
evening. The Rector vii preach on Sunday even
ing the first Of series Of sermons on the " Young
Men Of tho Bible" The Sunday School will be
held in tho basement OF The new Church at p. m.
iESe4d Of q, H., as heretofore.
, 1866-01-06

Oulrage~ Of the Sd RegnlArs-Rlot in
CAronde1ct-Son1e of the Htotefs Ar
rested-Shooting ARRAY in Charlton
County.

Oulrage~ Of the Sd RegnlArs-Riot in
CAronde1ct-SoE1e of the Rtotefs Ar
rested-Shooting ARRAY in Charlton
County.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trfbune,]
ST. LoCzs, Jan. s.
The battalion Of I'd Regulars, lately removed
from this city to Jefferson Barracks, are again IN
hot wateE, caused By ou,ragrs at Caroudelet. They
Visited our neghboriug city OF Caronaelet, and in
pa1tes Of three and four entered the houses OF cl
gems, chooaipg their time when the male den3zens
we're absent, demanding from the unprotected
females whom they found, food, clothing and even
money, their leyIes Of tbs last commodity ransins:
from ten CENTS to a dollar, being as1aya expended
for whiskey IN the saloons Of The city. nemon-
strancss uponhe part Of The corondelettes were M
asng snd fSs e II rsomsed 70 BE- a. s1;
enlminaled IN Hot. and By the energy md bold:
nsas % OF fs% Of ne citizens ~ vas N sso'ehsd not
% ttnpin Balls Al ihs hcads d Citizens assaaltiaS
others and creating riot in town. Several ciazens
csptured four Of them, the rest escaping By alght.
Several hssds wcse pummelled. Yesterday morn.
inr MaroF Poeppiug, aftcr fair trial sentenced
the four spldieia to i term Of confinement in tie
worlhonse. MS honor also represented the whole
aehis TO The commanding officer at the barracks,
uho the1eupon Ecnt guard Of fifteen men to Ca
III H orss e pes e III
dieYs found in the street IN drunken o. bell,gerent
condition, or without the proper passes. 1t Is
proper to state IN this connection that officers OF
The Sd used their authority to the fulcst exicnt to
fxprete The faw1csenees Of the ptivAtes Of thelf
command, md that one nr more Of The officers ns-
tisted In taking the to~dles above mentioned 10 tho
calabooee.
On Saturday last difficulty occurred at the
house Of C.pt- Hereford, nye miles from Roanoke,
Charlton county. in which MI, John Pitts WAS shoi
, 1866-01-06
he SemmeH Tr5aE-The Lincoln Eu-
loGy-Troops 10 be Disc3aur.ed-AgTre.
gate OF Troops Furnished by the

NV ToaK. Jan. 5.--A dctpatch from Washing
ion saxs the deta OF the court for the trial Of Capt
semmca Il not yet prepared, In the meantime. all
pe1sonk ent at Rny capture Of vessels BY him,
are requested to report the tacts with their names
ard addsess to John A. Bodies, Naval Judge Advo-
cttt General.
Ii l. thought that Mr. Collax viii accept the In
yitaiton to deliver m en1oEf on President Lincoln.
Ten thousand while troops and twels. thousand
negro troops will be discharged this week
The Secretary Of " az, IN compliance With reso.
linton OF the Houke, has furnished statement Of
the number Of volunteers csIled for by the Pred
dent ii Sarions period.. The ftst call WAS for
;a; The SECOND, L. July: IL 1885, e. foE 5@Goo and
nrc the figures for the Western tes:-Pennsylsa,
nia, SEQ III; Ohio, 317.1s3; 1ndlana, 195 147 Ill.,
noia e5s Ell: MicdlCan, y, ,119; Wisconsin, 96 t18
Einneeoa, IS G3l IbWn, 56Go; Missouri, los, ,753
Kentucky. $3.50; kansas. e10T. Aggregate re-
duced :-Pennsylvanla 467, SIS; 0hio, e3a.97G: In
dana. IS, ,ees3; Illinois, III, 1854; Michigan, asN
GsIs9; MMxouri, 66,19s; Kentucky,
7035s; Kansas, 1s,65t; total aggregate for al
Ststea G5a Gt3 aggregate reduced 10 three years.
standard, s,1sa0al. This information cz1led for
facilitates thc business ot the special committee On
the wer debt ol the loyal States, to whom It has
bern referred.
Information has been received here that THE head.
quarters Of The Liberal or national ioreee Of Mexico
arc twenty-five leagues from Vela Cruz tn tho
Ehstelu Statct, the ImpeffAsts only occupying the
military road from teta Crux TO The CITY OF Mexico,
NEW YoRK. jan 5.-1he ftHtt Washington spe-
cial sayp the Joint Committee on Reconstruction
win meet tomorrow morning for bu4sncs&.
Judge spauldtuE of OHIO, IL making 1adiea'
, 1866-01-06
FROM CINCINNATI,

Handsome prescnt-Portrait OF Gov.
Morton, dc.
Especial Dcspatch 10 the Chicago T1ibune.1
C1ycIEsAT1, Jan. S.
Ono Of our merchant princes. L. e. Hopkins,
Egg, to-day presented the city, through the Coan-
1], with an acre OF ground on Mount Auburn,
worth $15,oO for use as park.
A llfe-stze bust portrait Of Gov. Morton, OF In.
diana, painted By r. Buchanan Reid, was today
presented 10 this city in highly complimentary
address By lion. 8. l. Hayden. in behalf Of the eli.
zcus who ordered 1t As token to the Governor for
the great service be rendered our city when 1t WAS
threatened by tebels In Kentucky. II has just been
ascertaIned from Washington thal Of The e., 600
expended By The city in It's defense at that time,
only nbo1t onefonsth the amount will be allowed
, 1866-01-06

Speech by Gen. SsEeeney-A Feninn Ar
senal In New York City Stephens
Reported to be d British Spy

8P6ffA 0y 1eAs StEGehey-A Fenlnn Ar
sena1 In New York City Stephens
Reported to be British Spy.
NEW YoaK, Jan. 5.-Gen. Sweeney, By irritation,
y]eited the Fenlan Congress today, was enthustas.
ucAlly received, and made brief speech to tho Of
tect that be would lndorse any measure calculated
to unite the Brotherhood, and tnauyurnte at once
the great Increment for Iash independence.
New YonK, Jan. 6.-The E1press has the report
Of q houte In Hudson etFeet, 1ereey City, being
well supplied With ar,ns and stacked with nRnl-
tions OF var, supposed 10 be Il Fenian arsenal.
NEw YbRK, Jan. 5.-The London 5h,ppiy Ga.
Satk, December 18th. tsJs that curious theory is
held by fome persons respecting Stephens, the
Fentan lender. il Is suggeetcd that he has been 2
spy in lh& employ Of the GoYeEnmeat, and that he
was apprFhended By mlstake- Having been taken,
however, It Eas absolutely necessary to keep up
Appearances By sending him to jail, since be was
well known 10 have taken part with the eeditious
party in 3ays gone BY. When imprisoned, all nc
cessary ac!li!ies were given him, and thus he mad
nhat Is called his mysterious escape. This ts, ol
course o1ly theory, but II Ia to some extsnt sup-
ported by the lact that the Lord Lieutenant has re-
iueed to }ppoint commission to inquire into the
ea:e- Oh the olher hand, the tact that the Cover.
Tor OF lhe Richmond BFltewe1l has been dismissed
tells souGnhnt against this theory, but Its suppo.-
!crs aRe that advantage wae taken Of those csenta
10 modl} the Coscr1ment OF tie Dhdewel1. For
the future It will be invested in the Viccsoy, In
ttead Of the corporation,
, 1866-01-06

ArGrs7A, Me., Jan, 5-The I1ouse OF Representa-
tives passed m order this forenoon to adjourn
finally 90 The 18th Of Februasy nexl, bnt It IS uoi
The following elections tool place Ibis forenoon.
SectEfary Of State, Ephtaina Flint, JE, Of Dover
Attorney General, John 4. Petert, Of BanGor-ali
Council rs teleg1aphed last evening, have ali been
elected.
, 1866-01-06
Terrible CHtustfoplfe-TxgO Children
SutTocated By Smoke.

Shortly before o'clock yesterday morning,
q tire occurred In the upper part OF the three
story brick tenement house, No. 16a Willow
street, Jersey City, which, together with the
adjoining houses, Nos. 100 and 1si, also tene-
mcnt housas, was damaged by lire md water
totthe extent Of about S8o0- -...
The npper aoor Of No. 162 was occupied BY
Henry Il. Van Greet, painter, whose two lii
tic girls, ngcd three years and SIX months and
four yeaEs ind nine months, were smothered
to death while the mother was temporarily
absent.
Coroner Avery held IN inquest last evening,
when tho following facts we're elected: About
81f O'Clock Mrt. Van Creof went out to do some
marketing near by, and left the children play
Ing in the kitchen, in the rear part Of the
open, and the fire in the stove had gone
out; size was absent no to exceed twenty
minutes, and, when near home On her
return, saw smoke from the rooi Of the house,
and supposed that the chimney Of the adjoin-
ing house VAS on fire. but, upon reaching the
found the back room door locked md
smoke entering the hall window which was
rnised. She then succeeded in bursting open
the door, and finding the room dense1Y flled
With smoke, called her children, but. rccciv.
ing no answer, .Ian into the street
IIe1amer and Timothy Foley arrived
were children in one Of The rooms made
their way up stairs past a number Of men
who wcrc passing up buckets Of water and
throwing Ii upon the flames that had burst
forth. STOPPING close to the floor, IT.. Hex
amer and Timothy Foley entered tho room
and finally found the children lying ut the
rear Of the room, tnsensible,. and upon con-
veging them to the street, life Was found to
be extinct. 3fr. Foley stated that when he
arrived there no person present would enter
the room to attempt the rescue Of the
children; But: at this time none OF the
firemcn had arrived. Mrs. Van Greet, Just
previous to leaving the house, smelled smoke,
bnt seeing two or three puffs Of fsmoke Issue
from The chimney, she thought nothing Of It.
It also appears that tho flames were pEinci-
pally in the bedroom, between the front and
rear room, and in this room there we're some
matches IN the wash-stand drawer.
The oldest girl was burned about the chest,
legs and one hand, but the garments were not
scorched, aud the youngest one had o slight
burn upon the check.
The jury rendered verdict that Mary and
Emma Van Greet came to their death BIZ suf-
focatton, but TINT the cause Of the fire Tas
unknown to the fury.
, 1866-01-06

ST. PAl-1, Jan: 5.-A call to being circulated and
very geMsa1y signed by members Of the Lecis1a.
ture and business Eaen OF st. P1ul for meeting OF
citizens ne1t Tuesday, In thu hall Of the House OF
Representative, to lake measures to call State
Convention Of farmers md merchants, With view
to ropnAr concert Of action against the transpo1ta-
lion monopoltes. Snch meeting a. Ia designed.
Is al that fs needed to set the bali motion that
Will cIuth out The combination Of carriers, by as
grand combination Of the people.
, 1866-01-06
Telegram from Gov. Worth-Revenue
from ConflscAted Cotton-The Death
or Gen. Hickey,

A"ANA 49,
Telegram from Gov. Worth-Revenue
from ConflscAted Cotton-Thc Death
of Gen. Hickey.
Governor Worth, 0: Eoslh Carollna, telcsrapdcd
to tho President On IHesday that Representations
Ind been made through the newspapers that the
latter had ordered The SheriHt Of North Carolina
70 abstain from e1ec1ting some of The ordinances oi
ing for copy Of the order upon the subject but the
Pret1dsnt tsleg7aphed him that no order in refer
enee to the She1tfs had been issrcd b. him.
compensation to clerical forces Of the different do
pstmeni.
that, during the Inst to yrars the Government has
realized from the sales Of connscated and abandoned
cotton, sugar, cte IN tho State or Mississippi over
Gen. Wm. Hickey, Chief Clerk Of the Senate, died
al hte rendmce, near Washington this uplnine.
aged GO years. haytng been IN delicate health for tie
a. ons s @ sa 81 oai
otticiaia, and bad been for fortytwo years
II The services Of the Senatc- His experience Of
nd s e. sa;sse e ps5s e
Tighten coming generations. His work on the Con.
stitut1on is standard authority. and Is a monu-
a9t o. hs tS s9 md "a dni
rotary Of that body, who said among other things
nstf, a9 XIV whs N many
not be said Of very many, who have
reached old age, that his career vas bamees. a
BIZ death was honored. He had known many oj
the Observation-Disclosures Of Ames1can history,
had Witnessed MANY tumuttuous and unforpotten
sccne:, and # no ume in bis heightened experience
has the slightest suspicion affected hts fur fame
Major Wn. Mcdonald, acting Chief Clerk Of ,he
Senate, Paid a deserved tribute 10 the memory oi
his old Hiend md ot1cial assoeiate. He remarked
u proof Of Gen. Hckcy's OWL sterling integrity
lhst 1t was only necessary to re!cr to the fact tha
bile various political ptcanfzAtipua formed ant
Appsopriate resolutions Of respect were passed
an1 committee appointed TO visit the relatives
| the deceased and offer aeryioes and coincidence.
, 1866-01-06

LEAyENwo,sTu, Kansas, Jan. 5.-The tcout IN p1r-
suit Ct the men who robbed Paymaster Ellis Rafe
OF S3n,C{0 the Other day, overlook them In Platte
county, No. All the money except 5000 WIS re-
covered The thieves, when oycrfAken, rook 10 the
hn< h x1fd effhned.
, 1866-01-06

NOTICE-Edward Twitty,
In Stephen Jones Heron and Edmond o'nstead,
from this dnte admitted interest In The busI.
OF trIn- The trm pame 70 remain ~ hertto-
fore WEBER, WILLIAMS q FITCH.
Inuu6rY LIT. lSS6, C7A
, 1866-01-06

FA00-EeFx0AA& 1temB-Th6 C0uNfers
felt Comn0und Fnrarcxt Notea-so1ca,
nm Ad,nI..ton ~ Sn,t,T,..v C..".-
~ oonAne1u coA -teaA'
SPaIdinGs8 Speech - Receipts from
Cukrom1-T The Direct Tar r.~wrv-
r..atn...,.S-.
1ion Ac1NThe u nenors @ % ~, co,,tn,aeca npor.~'
Internal Rcyenue-.senslon Surgeon.
Appointed. dc.
,sr.,
tspec'n Despatch 10 The Chicago Ttibnoe1
WAsHtssroE. Jan. +.
Tbere sre indtcst1ona in tha srn,t. ~ ror,fd.-
ahle onnostr,on "a ~ .d-,t.s,o1, ~ Co,er.da ~
Ao'e opPes9.4on ~ Lie a'HlsA1on n1 Goiota1o, OF
aeeonnt Of the antineQro suffrage clause in her con
stitution,
,oh..e Rspoaa Hunt who constitutes The 'hird o.
~. .aAG ~. salos'4l nonosS 9otn Aoa1s'a
M, M 1aet arrived sHc Is 4 felaiFe, o5 marriage
Mclean. but has been throprhout sn art,rs snd .,sr
.3s.s.,, r.1,., ~ A'N' ~ 'A'0 &c a1a t'et
To,sre Grs.,,, J.. IN ,a-
Of the Senate long time in consultation With Nj.
samner.
cary rumer goes tl,e rounds. fe,,,r.t. that 1,x
se1etsry stan,on u On hasins = JecI!aed 10 SeIver ths
culogy On President Lincoln, and Judge Holt hay.
.hGnt E~,F1 for s1othe1 ane coan"'lee are easun
The trrasurT detect1yes. who for so,oe ttno ,.s+
hare heen engaged n in1e.,icatinc he matle@r @ of
d. eoaate1isi o9eband.ed.eoiisr compound ia.ss.
eel nQtE4. are U12EJEtQQd to nave E0u1A the
corcIuefon Shat the p!ae from Ehjch II W1s sirncE
Wns ubstroced efum the upfc-printjnr bureau IN the
Treasury Department,
Speaker Collnx has heen recently ytsrepresenisd m
Newspaper paragraphs, att1ibutfue to him 1 dec.
h1atlpn tbsI thc rebel repre.euatfYes would alI ~
IN. The extent OF his statement va. hat the Tn
neseec nembers would get in. 4 prominent 5ontt-
crn claimant for sent to-day, claims that HI. Col
fax nesurfd hun be vas in fayos at admitting the
TcnDeseccaos. and would leave the chAir to Epeak
tor #. II necessary.
The report Q! the Conn,ifsaEy General Is uot yet
completed. and The bend Of the Bureau Eaye he will
not be able TO furnish 1t 10 the printer for week
yet and the statistics accompanying 1t not for four
Or i've weeks. -
quarterly statement Of Government receipts
nud expenditures Tor the eeeond quarter OF the
present ttcal year win be out in day OF t~o.
The Ad}1iaut Gercfa1a report II not Set com-
pleted. nor Is that Of tho Qna1tel1nasser General
The lattes however, - expected TO be out In week
or ten daye-
Judge spad1ngb speech In the House to-day
closed With earcstte IesErnce 10 current reports
abopt the lresidents alleged order that no patron
aEc should be glTeu Congressman not In mvof OF
bis po!tcy, which excited general amusement ne
eat1 that tn behalf OF The PEcadens he rrpcled
suc4 report With scorn. lie mould Dot permit
the President 70 be ehndeTcd BY the tMpltattou
fhaf be would by Eng possibility Tins seek By his
patronage to influence the votes Of members rpon
thts tooF.
1he receipts nom customs during the month 0i
, 1866-01-06

BoeroS, Jan. 5.-The thermometer la from to
10 degrees above xcro-tbe wind northwest and
fresh. The change OF temperature since last ere
Dlne ie about 20 degrees.
1,s san b1e'T I. sso s
, 1866-01-06

Bosron, jan 5.-Thc Supreme Judicial Court OF
Tue EouNn eal1h, by Indictment aeatnst Francis
!. ]. Smith. The defendant Waa Indicted fur viii.
f1lly md conuptly procuring one CHARLES G. Nor
thsCp 10 commit the crime OF perjury. The tusy
returned verdict Of guilty. bnt to certain Of the
instructions Of the Cont below the defendant took
exceptions. The exceptions were fully argued and
tte Supnsn.e Court has now overruied thcm and
affirmed the rulings md verdict given IN tho lover
i.an1f
, 1866-01-06

NEW YonK, jan. 5.-To-norrow evening there
will Re held at the Coop:r Institute public meet
ing Of citlzcua In support OF the position that Eu-
Iorcan powers shall not be allowed to lntermcddle
in Anaefcsn politics Several distinguished kpeak-
cfs will address the audience,
, 1866-01-06

new YoRE. Jan 3-A chess tournament ts now
III prorrcss at the New York Chess Club, uniyersi.
t. building. Ejshtsen players have entered. Nc
kcnzie IS matched a,ainat Stanley. Thomson
asainst TeTlIu. Dr: Bennett against WoFre1l, and
Johneon agafnst I5elcher.
, 1866-01-06

u. s. Tax Commissioners Report
WAsuk0Tov, Jan. 1.-THE United States Tax
Commissioners. now IN New York. engaged upon
their rpott, Will nor be ready 10 they Inform the
two weeks. They say they will have 1t nnt.er ad.
vfsemcn! at least TWO weeks. II SILL not be sub
mitied ID Con1-1s, therefore, before the nrHt Of
coreringfeeFcr hundred pages. The Committee
OF Ways Ind Means are very anxious 10 have the
fepQFt
, 1866-01-06

WASHINGTON, jan. 6-In the increase and rcoy.
gani7atloo Of the regular nsmy the abolition OF The
Pay Department will be considered. 1t III proposed
thnt c1ptains Of companies draw funds from the
Comnliesary and Quartctmaste1s, and pay thels
men monthly. the officers to draw their pay ftom
the CorHissary on pay accounts the same daJ.
, 1866-01-06

scctoK< Of the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
wan effected to-day. The control and MANAGEMENT
Of ibis great interest has paed into the hands Of
VII psrpafe for the vigorous prosecution Of The
rorG
, 1866-01-06

NEW YoRE, Jun. L-EtIorta are being made In
Richmond for establishing line Of steamships be-
tween Norfolk and Liverpool. 4 bill for that puE-
pose is before the Virginia Legislature.
, 1866-01-06

"The Empress aud hare just learnt the
cercst regret. By his sagacity aud his high
intelligence he had placed himself IN the first
rank Of the Soycrcigns Of Europe. lie had
alwnya shown me SO much friendship that
deeply regret his loss. ! do not doubt that
your Royal Highness will follow SO noble m
example upon the throne, and I shall always
be happy to testify my friendship toward you.
, 1866-01-06
The Invasion Of the Argen-
tine Republic a Failure.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
An American Division Recruit
ing for the Liberal
Army in Texas.
Great CONSERVATION at
MatamOraS.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
SENATE.

f.u
1fe sepats me; at l. o'clock ard WAS called to
o'ees eIs Y r1f f1s5iaeni Pr M ffm ". FotieE.
III S!ztSs 2. NoaIon, asklaE lot indemnlty rom the
,h 1osemens lof nc lost 9! shiP burned bJ
ue ~ A.s.ams, Mnien IVES feles4ea To the Committee
" = o1El:I E;s1,a4:n A41Fe.
~. sCMSMh N pfesc3fea petition From eoioted
GtsenS oi MsssrSlppl and Alabama. asking fur
@ 10 tie spe % MI M On nh:se Hss
Mr, SUMNER Presented protest from the col.
Of that state. account of the injustice dong 10
their race In The newly formed constitution.
Mr. CHANDLER presented the protest OF the
citizens Of Michigan aeanst The renewal Of tho Re
dpsocity Treaty except upon terms That will protect
american commerce
Ar. MORGAN offered the memorial Of the Union
League Club Of New York, asking fhAf Congress
rive 10 the widow Of the late President the amount
or salary or the fun Presidential tenn, which IVES
st,s,.ed Mn S,9 Y ,Es s.; COMMITTEE On Finsnse:
he 1'fdutnR Of one bundled thousand copies Of the
t31e di tho I1esldeut, With the reports Of
.iE ets mn seaut- which was referred to
'ns - ConmMiSG 1sn1n On tfmnny.
M euASEs pteeented RESOLUTION calling on
the 1et,dent fos detailed Information respecting
re ne, appoan.mseot q !1os9stonal Governors, how
tney "ete pd1o. 1nu Wnetoef theT tooE the cath Of
Wr Sf IS: "alCa a sas aeaGpteo. eat
az. : ANGA oae1ed 3o1nt fesolnttua pfppps-
n q stss. e. to hf e. he
sna sonol Gen ana psesei nc pa{mGnt Q! Any rebel
' tsc "0e1 "Aa 4e''@''e1 ~ 'ne aos-'s' commit
Mr, SUMNER offered bill providing fo, the r.
yis1nn al he stniufeS nf the fnttrd S.ntes ,hteh
wss rrie71rd 10 tic Cosnua1ttoe O. Jodicas' "D'~A
MI WILLIAMS introduced q joint resolution
submitting the following article as an amendment
10 power saaii exist IN courre,, 10 provide for
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printing, I'd which the Enquirer replied by calling
on Tie fofner TO name The person referred to, o.
stand convicted Of falsehood, The Examiner mad.
no ctiitntit rcnly
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~ 2. ADAMS d CO.,
Va GENERAL PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
80 Commercial street, Boston, Nass.
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nbffnHrv.

BUFFALO. Jan. 5.-Cauington, convicted Of the
murder Of Policeman Dill Last WiLtcs, WIS hanged
today. lie wns but twenty years old.
, 1866-01-06

Fil,no.el md lady Ri, Today, ia the steamer
Europa, toz Btest. Intending to spend tho winter In
Sa11, account Of srs. Fillmoses delicate health.
Prior "a ihetr departure, boweycr, they engaged
iauean expedition which Is expected to leave this
port on the Eth Of bay next. and which they hope
TO IQn k0MeMher in the Mediterranean.
, 1866-01-06

WASHINGTON. Jau. 5-Gen William Hickey, for
over forty years the Chief Clerk In the United States
Senate, died this morning.