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, 1866-01-05

Of Nlalne-Ihe Men Fur.
nlshed-NFr Expcndlturea-Thes State
Debt-Thc Governors YlexFx on Re-
cDuktrueuQn4

Contributions Of mRfne-T1fc Hen Fur
nlshed-WFr Expcndlturea-TheS State
Debt-Thc Governors EleHx on Re-
conktruelon4
rated today md delivered bis message to lhe Leg1z
1atare., referring to the military nistoIy Of The
State dnnng the rebellion, he says that Maine fur:
h1sa eP Sens ots andn o.
Of lntandy etll remain III the aervicc. The records
e1hih1t DC faet that of the soldiers Maine
sas ss5 e natsls Or III o vsanss sfE
received Or dsssase contracted in the
ecrslce Of the Govesnmcns. He beleyes that some
tsstmoni3t is e 5n to hs msoy Of the Sed apd
token Of the Statets appreciation and gratitude,
and suggefte thai monument Be erected In honor
Of the foimer and medals With snltable inscriptions
se struck and furnished the lstteI; who bare been
hoEozab}y discharged; but this Will not sahsfy the
public conscience or tho duty OF the State Is thus
but In part discharged. There ls one thing which
that no soldier Of tob habits, incapaeitased by r.
fur1es received tn the discharge Of bis duty while
IN the military service, Or hls fauay, who shall re-
quire afd from my city OF tbwn. shall become
p.npeaa Or Be subjected to any dieablnty IN eoose
Ihs sss etEsngs 70, ~ aoun;
iSG5, uas b, ,5e2,s;I, which has been refunded BY
The Stale, Of prortaIc rsde rhs1efot. Retu1ns re-
cefred iom t6c cities towns md plantations Of tho
Sste under 4 The q T. ~ sics sSS
they have paid for bouuttes Altogether, there has
been espened by the people Of Maine. for the sup
port Of he national sa9se, ,a $1dgn 15s 1oz Which
about private conrfbuttons. which through their
Hbcrality have continually flowed as freely a. water
The Stale en}oys high financial character. tia
a. the teven+thisty bonds Of the United staies.
The Governor presses upon the 81 consideration Of
, 1866-01-05

His Views on Reconstruction, Amnesty
nn4 Un1vefaaI Suffrage.

Il
and Un1veraal Suffrage.
Dosrox, Jan. 4.-Coy. Andrew to-day delivered
4 lengthy vsledcto1y addtess to the t,ro branches
Of he eeis1tufc In hlch be ventures the opinion
that The Goscrnmen, Of the United SIXTIES ought 10
scouIsr The people Of those Statrs late tn rebellion
10 reform their constitutions by, first. rua.antecdng
to the people Of color, now The wards Of the ualop
their civil rights as men aod women, End equality
pealsble IN tc.n1s second regulating the elective
franchise aeeostng TO the eestsin aws Q! universal
application and Eol by rules or merely arbitrary
fourth, diEai1lrming tho rcbel debt; md, nnb, 70
1at1fy The ansi.ela,sry amendment Of the United
States Consultation By their teGislaturcs-
qneeIons rave the df'h the disposition o! which is
lcruia,ed BY the Fede1al Constitution. put to vote
Of the people themselves.
azzt1es which muat eurel3 eome when IN amnesty
scb.nntta1ly .unIvcrsal shall b. proclaimed, the
lcadire minds at tie South who BY temporary
d!tfsanch,Eed, will resume thetr inancuce- They
whote courage, talents md will entitlo them to ead
what can corne Ct thelr dlseo1tentt I answes that
whiIe do not Enow Just Nhat thoF can do, nor
what may come ot #, neither do k1ol1 what they
rllsh. only say that wc ought to demand and 70
secure the cooperation Of the strongest and abest
md n a5s Of ,S r. W ess
dangtr-
With regard to negro suffrage. the address con
t1nues: 1t may b. asked, Why not demand the
suffrage for cu1oEed men In eeafon for their
vote tn the bn1fness Of reorganization M5
ansxer IS assume that The cola1ed men ars In u.
vor Of thote measures which tue Union needs 70
have adopted but !! would be ldle TO reorgaaIze BY
the coored vote. II the popular vote Of The while
1aee is not to BE- h. IN ssof Of The guarantees jnAt
IT. reuuired then u1n IN lavor Of holding on just
whe1e no nov are. an not in favor Of u s111endef
Of the present rights Of tho Onion to struggle be-
one hand, araintt majority Of the white 1ace og
dc othes. / would not consent. having fesened
tboee States BY arms from secession and rebellion
however, no doubt whatever Of onr right to snpn
late fox eolozed suffrage. The question = one O
.tatee manshjp, not question Of constitutional I'm
itstinr
, 1866-01-05
An IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIT IN
CHANCERY,
The Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad

The Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
From The Cincinnati Gazette, 4th,1
4 bill WAS alcd IN tbs United States Circuit
Court Of 1ndiana, at Indianapolis, on The 29th
Of December last, BY stockholders fthc Gin
cinnati ! Chicago railroad company, yiz. ::
ua5wood s Marsh, Thompson Neave, Wm.
8. Sampson, Jamcs D. Lchuler, J. L. Wayne,
Robert a. Moore, John l.. Vattier, John
Bates, saml. Boggs and others, -plaiutils,
against tSe Cincinnati s. Chicago Air Line
Railroad, and Others. defendants, TO set aside
the sale, at which'the present holders pur-
chased the road-caarging that the decree of
sale was obtained: ~ fraud, and asking that
the sale be sct aside
The part Of thi road between Cincinnati
md Cu;sesgo embaced In this suit Is TINT
from Richmon,.. to Isgansport, Ind, 1os miles,
and is known ~ te Cincinnati l. Chicago
Railroad. II. ;.
Property to the AMOUNT Of four millions Of
dollars, Is inyolredin this suit,
The well known Inn OF Hendricks, Perkins
l. I1ord, Of indianapolis, attorneys for plain
, 1866-01-05

The Ice KFId~e-An Ex-Kebcl CIer&y-
man Recnl1ed-AetAsAso vF %np E-1aate
County Ifailroad bF Orders Of Gov.
Fletcher.
Especial Despatch .osae Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoCls, Jan. 4.
The cold weather rendcrs the daily account OF
the Ice bridge unnecessary. The heaviest cosl
teaIus NOW cross safely.
AT meeting Of the Pima Street Presbyterian
Church, held on the I'd inst, resolution inviting
the former psetor, Rev. Dr. Samuel 3. NcPeete1e,
10 resume the pattoral charge OF that church,
adopted by large minority. Dr.. McPeeters Ia At
prr+ent in charge Of church In Shelby county,
Kentucky. lie vas deposed non the pulpit by or
der Of Gen. Curtis, and was much opposed By the
Cnion portion Of bis church Tor alleged d1toya1ty
his recall WIS effected bF eecession members. who
hare been absent two 5ears' from tho church ciain-
ing right to vote n0H.
The officers Of fthe Stale, acting under The orders
OF tior. Fletcher, selxed the Patte County Itai!-
road, leading IRON St Joseph 10 Weston, yests-.
day. The r0sd, which ssns once bciofc seized by
the St3ic was sold Ncssrs~ Sriu gfslow. Caspen-
ter. 0statu> Bufnes and pernaps othera, 90 con.
dillon, among other thiuSt. that they should. On
the first day Of January. pay into The atate Trc1.
+ury the cum OF 500 O00 fn tho bonds OF the State.
tsilurt Qt this condition Was to work forfeiture
o1 the road. and the Governor was empowered tn
In t1,st c1ae to take immediate possession+ and
proceed to again os1er The road FOR Esle. 1t Il
der stis Inv, that tho ee1nfc is n1ate The Governor
has appointed Madison Miller, Agent to operate the
read.
, 1866-01-05
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

n1Ir1, Bros. d Co.'s Cotton Circular
Prospects Of the Crop and Condition
Of Trnde- Plantations for Sa1e-Emi-
Era1Iou-Of1 fuu1id in mississippi aud
A1abama-Wants to Come Home
Prlsoncrs Re1eaaed, &c., dc.
NEW On1EAxs. Jan. 3.-Mill Brothers & Co.'S
cotton report Of Dec. % fays that their adyices from
all points ful1y confirm them In the opinion that
circular arc not TOO high incllning to the outside
1gurr, 900 bales. The cousse Of trade has
been good deal changed By the customary rise in
.lve1 Instead Of receipts Of 4 hundred thousand,
the weekly average has been restricted to 60 co.,
information Is uow received rom al points that
the rivers ate rapidly rieang, and the receipts
3ads een. s4 an bis In st aes obs 9sms y;
the week ending December IS were 2, ,1G9; Decem-
her =. 316s1; December - 87,2m, at all potntt,
md the cotton Forwarded North already, nnounis
10 Coo bales, thus controTert1ne Secretary Nc
culloch's estimate Of l,sot0o0 for the entire sup
ply. old ard neS. with no slsn Of serious filling
r1ycIr w he to pEotract The delivery to conpas1-
lively late date The question cfises will not The
strength Of large holders at Mobile and New York
be exhausted before the first faliu. of takes pare,
and can II continue 70 be piled upr In some parts
whc1tas the total foreign exports eince the 1st Of
Septembcr amonnt only to 3lD, ,U0l down to latest
daies from Ill points. So tar present indications
can be trusted, They think it not unreasonable to
anticipate crop for 1sG6 Hnd 1aG1 Of 900 to
to ha1ee. whereof not less than haif will Be
bales f1om the Atlantic ststes and Florida, End
1,E1, co 10 SOC, COO Eales irom The south.
Louisiana papeta arc flled niih advertisements OF
plantattons for sale. mostly By Tho Sheriff.. Christ.
, 1866-01-05
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The Courts-1mportant Cotton Cs.ses-
The SsateiAErtcultural Board.

The Courts-1mportant Cotton Cases
The eSeAte1AEFtculttrnl Board
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tubune.1
SrHiN0F1ELu, Jan. l.
The Uniled States District md Circuit Conrts
were in teseiou to-day. In the District Court, In
the case Of the United ates 81. forty bales Of cot
ton, claimed by J. $. Woodman, the clalmiwas Dis
mttsed for waat Of proof In the ptlte case Of the
United Etates ". one hundred bales o. cotton,
claimed BY Warnclen, Kichof& Co., a supplement-
ary decree vas rendered. awarding costs md mill.
tay salrase tq tho captoss ont Of 10 bales and
dee1ce!ng the restitution Of the balance to the
c1ai,nanls.
Tue Executive couulittee Of the State Asrieul.
tnral Society VIE In session to-day. Very nttlc
business Of special interest was transacted Tbs
Committee to whom was referred the report OF Or.
Johns, on the cattle plague, reported q preamble
aud resolutions recommending the appointment d
a committee Of two more persons to rsit Europe
for the purpose Of obtaining al the ,ofosmation
OglesbI rms present and expscreed his Willingness
to i+tne m honorary cor1uls:ion 10 such Com,
.aIttee Is might be appointed b. the Board. and
airo to recommend IN appropriation hy the 1ssls
1ature for the payment Of reasonable amount o.
the e1peutee.
, 1866-01-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

C0nEreA~mcn in ToWn-Eov. AndretS9s
meAAage-SenAtor TFunabullss Bills
The Mexican Imperial Express Conn
pang-The Fenian nSweeney-TheS Sexv-
ard Tf3p-R "Reminiscences OF RurEco1ne
Gen. Lo.an-Charges against Gen.
N1efritt-Buktecd on a 11fssfon.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tdbunel
WARRINGTON. January 4
There are not twenty Representatives in town to-
night. snd there is no probability that there will be
4 quorum IN the House. There il better pzos-
pect In the Senate.
Gov. Andrews meesaee, delivered 70 the Massa.
ehutests Legislature to-day. makes several direct
issues with what hsve hitherto been considered ac
eepted doctrines Of Massachusetts tadicalisu. III
oTposes reorganization or the basis Of loyal vosees
white and black, as sure to lead to anarchy md
chAof nnd again, that the effort 10 keep the rebel
leader8 out Of political control Is unWise. No 10
Equalization can be valuable Or teeure, IN which
the natural and accu9tomed lcaderJ q the coHmu-
nifty ire not the foremost moyers-
Senator Ifunbu1l will report two important bul.
n soon the Senate II resdy for bustnest Ont 81
slavery amendment to the Consultation into pr!e-
tsl effect. The other cnlatgef the powers oI Inc
Frcedman's Bnreau; and one testion q eio1ast
have been In rebellion, With Judicial pou,ers.
Ii is reported By The Jnarist ag ent herr that
curdons document i likely t9 be made Public con.
Company. Il VII be Remembered. that ioE TING
nf1eY the attempt to a.tastins;c SECRETARY seTasd
hjs pepbew, Clarence Seward Of New York. Tas
netting Secretary Of State. 1t IL now charged that
while IN ibis capscafy, he was IN negotiation Win
ihe Mex1c1n Imperial Agents, With reference to Be.
Inc personally employed by this company, one OF
the objects Of which il 10 carry ars and AMMUNITION
for tie fmpef1a1fte.
II il c1lrionf fact that the man Sweeney Eho h1s
been figuring 60 extensively as Secretary o. war IN
tne Tet1tan imbroclIo is nator and bteset Colonel
il the rernar army Of the S. uis1ess1nent Is the
sixteenth tnfauty.
yoyarc ol sec Seward has any polucet Significance
deica.e health and by going auay justnov be avoida
ihc January receptions and gets an opportunity 10
1rcr1lit 4 little
,ratu1eonnoet there have ebecnppHns snsions o. DIP
inmrttc trppbles. md Whota execution BY beng
GnfT,f ned in irone ha& Just been announced, Mns
esinrated in this city at the JexHns Coz
icce He ypamed oScf ne rly tie whole
w6Tsa. part OF the fine working bis way =: 4
fnm,Tf,H Ynbpre1. Then returned TO the United
Stn1rs. and fof time edited Democratic paper IN
Dctron. He thtn went to CHIN and enlisted M
der the lmpcfislsts at the Emo Of the death Of the
11e W1ote % 70 irssna hese: .Aftsr yeas Of patient
co1ne. In twu years shall -ule Chtn4-" But &c
Quas1tled with The 1nnper1aflsts turned 9enet va
taptused, md cxecuied- His 1afhee "as ftenea
, 1866-01-05
DhtseBsJng Cose-TWo Women DrosVn-
ed on New Eenrss Day.
From the Pittsburgh Gazette, od.1

On New Tears afternoon, about two
o'clock, two women lost their lives by drown
ing at the junction Of the rivers, opposite the
Point, by the upsetting Of skill. It appears
that abont the honr mentioned, James Old
ham, well-i1oWn lerryman, started from
the Pittsburgh shora with skif containing
ten PERSONS, including himself, intending to
TAKE them across the river to West Pitts
burgh. The skiH was scarcely Of sufficient
capacity to carry SO many persons. aud
II was noticed when starting out the whalings
were but few inches above the water. When
about midway In the stream the skiG mas
upset In the swift current, either by the not
ufnl rocking and fright Of SOME Of the occu-
pants, or by tho swell Of passing steamboat.
Fortunately q ekiIf which, had Been started
ont soon after, was close at hand, and eight
being drowned. Those who were saved had
chung to the skiG. A. Mira. Bueh, wife
Of ON, Of the steam ferry, boat Rilotss,
grasped an oar, one end Of which
was held by men, who retained MS
hold OF 1t until he succeeded in getting into
the reseulng sklff, md then sayed her by pnli-
ing her IN. Tins each contributed to the
safety Of the other. 4 little boy of Mrs.
Buch saved himself by cltngtns to bis moth
er's clothing. The names Of the women
drowned We did not learn They resided In
West Pittsburg, and one Tss q widow with
four children, and the other the wife Of D
driver ut one Of the glass houses. Some per-
Sons are disposed to cast censuEe upon Mr..
Oldham for what they believe was In
prudence on his part, in taking so many per-
Eons In IFS ekiH.
, 1866-01-05

feet Of that original defect. Nothing rr-
places national rice, whatever may ba its
defects, and this Is what diplomacy has not
been able to comprehend.
"These quotations Continues the Journal
des DebatS) arc Instructive. Belgium has the
crave fault In the eyes Of the Ultramontanes
Of being. With Italy, the fteest country Of
the European Continent, md Of possessing
q constitution which opposes to the invading
action Of thu Church she barriers Of common
also Is guilty OF no less objectionable
fanlt, since It owes lis origin to q popular
revolution. It Ia in vain that diplomacy,
accepting accomplished fcts, presided at its
birth; that is not enough to face the original
stain. This wns perfectly understood by
Leopold l., and, 1t Is to be hoped, will le TN
derstood BY bis successor for the salvation Of
BclEium and The fcpose of EUROPE"
, 1866-01-05

Mn YoRKr Jan. 4.-Ney. Dr.. Cummings, OF St.
Stephens Catholic Church. died eudden!y to-ds5.
NkE HAVEN, Ct, Jan. 4.-Gfrart Hal1eek, the
YoIt sa 1ol Of us n: o. cnee sns
tu this cty, al ha1Epast uinc o'clock this evening
Hc bad been suffering from a complication Of dis:
orders os The last s1x months, but was not confined
10 his residence until two weeks psst. He was
siItY-aix ycar4 or are.
, 1866-01-05

A large Immigration OF 5w1ss and Ge.nana Is er.
pccted in Mississippi from Ohio. A good many
cmigrAnts hayn arrived In Louisiana from Germany.
Advicer received here state ihat l1:ge ammtgla-
lion from Germany msy soon be expected fos Mis-
sfserppI, Alabama, Georgia aud Te1As.
Al Columbus. Mlse., an oil Ind mining company
Moth A1absna. fhes own 1900 scres of land.
and hare nsde important oil and mining diseos.
e14ee.
leo, ftannQ that Ez-0o'. Allen IL desirous Of re-
Judge DeYlne and Col. luckett, Of Texas. have
nec,ed with ffe csptnrc Of Unsied States properly
1t San Antonio, IN the spr1ng Of 1861.
VIM. Burnett. United States Supervision Inspector
Of steamooatt !1s H. a5riysa ron Washinstou to
Gulf coast and the Mlseiesippt and lied nvers.
Cotton, quiet salcs, 3,soo bales at Sic. Gold,
144E. New York checks, Mc discount
, 1866-01-05
PLANO FORTE INSTRUCTION!
MRS. E, BARKER
ARTESTAN WELL, TCE,

Commission Merchant 'for the sale Of DRESSED
HOGS, BEEF and MUTTON, Las kinxesueet,
f1,{r.r, 1ty fsroAlnrbyn =, fIr3fnH
, 1866-01-05

S0WUEL BUSVLES N EUMPAHY,
Publishers, Springfield, Mns5.
Orders from the trade 1ay also be addressed to
4EID d UofGHTQN. Pphishfrx. Nerf York din
, 1866-01-05

FEw fonK. Jan. IA letter from T.lllhassea
says: "1hrupghput Florida there Ia Incsea sed
confidence In the feasibility OF free black hbor X
u noticed everywhere In the increased pce Of cot
There Is also growing feeling Of friendship to-
wards Northern immigfants. and msuy plantanons
Ea'c befn rented on favorable terms to army off,
Gers and others.
"a resolution has been adopted BY the Fiorida
Legislature asking executive c1emeucy for John Il.
Ute, who h.s brnther tn the AsseMh!Y.H
, 1866-01-05
i miss1nG Cashier turns out a
DcEAnlter.

ST. AIBkss, VI. Jan: 1.-THE tinenlas di.ap-
peatauce OF Mr. Hnbbtl1. tho Cashier Of The Mis-
H.siqro Bank, Sheldon, IT., Ia at last accounted
tor. lie turns ont TO be dehulter in 1argc sum.
The amount ia stated as high ~ $4,000. His EN-.
bezlcInenss began years ago. but have been 30
e1cinde obserFatton until yesterday. The accounts
Of the anatra 1t the bank hare today been exam
tned BY competent accountants, md the aseeta arc
believed TO be sufficient for the redemption OF tho
bills, The bill holders arc 90 adFlsed. lubbeI il
reported to havc been fast, ext,ayaant llver. his
eSpeases exceeding those Of almost any man In
Ff1nklin county. Ills whefe4bouts are still un-
Known to The od!cers Of the bank.
, 1866-01-05

Mexican Refugees ConceutrAttnE-1n.
dim Dcprclattous--4ieaT snow
Storms.
sAs FnAEcssco. il. l.-AdYices from Fort n
ma, Arizona, etAte that larse number. OF Neacan
refugees were assembling ID that territory ptepata-
tory " marching INTO sonora reinforced By the
CoApox fndIauE.
Nearly two hundred Apaches bad entered the
Mexican town O! Sone1eta, aud plundered the ncr-
chants IN most snefcifcss Manner.
The food ut Fort Iumn vas Insufficient for the
garrison. SNOW etorns had rendered the roads in
passanlc. Prcecott city was tlockaded bY the mow
and the inhabitants were threatened with ttarT1-
ZION.
A grand council OF the Maripo<a, Pirnu, Mohase
and Inma Indians had been held for the purpose ot
forming an e4pedidu@ against The Apaches.
, 1866-01-05

WASHINGTON, ian. Alt appears thst statement
IN relation to II. Romero, tue Mexican Minister,
on the occasion OF bis visit TO the Executive Nan
s.en on the f7st Of Janunry. wns incorrect. Solar
- Nas currently reported. IT is now known tha. he
tos onlJ agreeablE converted with tho Ministers
Nhcse governments have not, but NTH several Of
rni!ian's government. The Spanish Republics, and
former class. -
, 1866-01-05

SEw YonK, jan 4.-Yht Fensan ConEIesa today
Se1ate. and adopted resolution directing The
President cf the senate to report directly to Con-
gIees.
Col otMahoney's address WAS read to Congress
in the afternoon.
Col. Mehan has written an appeal to o'Mahoncy
and Roberts, to resign simull1ueoasly. noberts
replied to the committee who waited On him, that
bas wunld be alling tbai lie BOOKS M md pspsis 81
The Senate should be e1amiued.
Nj. Kilflan's financial report II ready for the
Congress.
vcntlon held here on the 1st lust, declared uuani-
moptly in favor Of the Senate. President Roberts,
end Gen. Sweeney, Sct1etarY Of Var.
, 1866-01-05
FIRES.

Destructive ConfiaErntIona nt Pontiac.
Mich, Racine, Stevens Point, WIS.,.
JnnesEilfe, mich+, and Hoston-To-
tal Losses, 100000.
MADISON. Via, Jan. A eonfag1ation in
Friday List. burned out The [ye.y business hea Of
lhe town. It commenced In Il. h T.. ktemb's hard
WIRE store, % Main street, and su.ead with 1ncon-
eeisabls rspidity, c9mmuntca ting 70 seioss and
west 10 Third street the eaet. Before the soulh
side Ind BECOME enseioped, tue IRE swep. across
Main street. aud in ehorf time the buildings on
each aide Of the street presented vast sheet Of
flames. The fire On the north side extended trou
the equare 70 Martin Z Potlazd's Jewe1ty store,
WHICH was pulled down to prevent II extending.
the determined efforts Of about dozen men. The
total lofsea amount 10 not less than $To uO0.
The following Is The estimated loss Of the differ
eut sufferers.
, 1866-01-05

NKw foHK, Jan. 1.-The steamship Ottawa,
Capt. Archer. which arrived last night from Lon
don, experienced d succession Of terrific gales
reached it, hesh ,as 81 M sent ns ee lee
decks fore and ". washing overheard Chas Dyson.
nna, fSnlh oesf al,ns11 W@ Collins, John
winch struck Sir Mitchell Inst ocer brcakin hfs
ahouldeT, md intnti1E eeYe1al others sfYcrei4
, 1866-01-05

. AEGusTA, Me, Jun. 4.-Tbe following Unlon nom.
nations were made this afternoon in Legislative
Flint, Jf., ot Dover: Attorney General John 4.
fetess, Of Bangor; Treasurer, N. q, Hlchhoru, OF
Stockton; Land Agent. Isaac R. Clarke, Of Bangor;
Adtrtant Gene1sl, John Ilpaadcn ot B2ngor-al' Of
kIF{n the ufnn.nt tpr1mhapfs
, 1866-01-05

Shipments EARNS and Ammunition.
Nxv York, Jan. 4.-Under government regu1a-
tions there were sent to the various southern States
from this city. dnting the month Of December. 400
IoWacr, sss ,o1 pounds Of shot, and thirteen mil
f,brs af nefruaeiGn Copa.
, 1866-01-05

AAoaher Revelation In San Domingo.
NEW foRk. jan. A-Via Havana VIC have ncws
Of another revolution IN san Domingo, General
Ghez Ia now President Of tho Republic. E1prest
Cabrs1 has accepted = military position under inc
Government of which Gen Pedro Gufcrmo, who
serms to have managed the affair, Is The practical
hsfl. Ihf 1erQlpiIQu Is peaceful.
, 1866-01-05
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, ,:JANUARY S, 1866

rsxf patef in BY about 4.ooo persons. sud ine'ud
ed lea nnd musical exercises, aud an ad dstsG
by colozed orator from Boeton. Similar eelebt1
tfons we're he'd by tho negroes Of other VltEluiz
to"ps. and all are said to have been Of m ordetlJ
and uedtinb1e character.
, 1866-01-05

WAsntNGTuN. Jan. 4.--Atststaut Secretary Of The
Treasury Chandler and Harvey II. WaItcrstouc,
have reaehed Wilmington. n. c. Il has heretofore
been ftated that their business Is to cxaln- into
alleged Cotton frauds In the South.
, 1866-01-05

NASHVILLE, Dec. 4.-klyer still t2liing 10 feet at
the shoals
t:has =. Wing having resigned, Is relieved from
duty. Capt ). X. uammell. A. q. NJ. - appointed
AZ general Disturbing Quorc1naster of the Military
Division ot Tennessee.