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PARIS FASHIONS FOR JANUARY
Paletots trimmed with f''r over the
seams and round the edges are par
icularly fashionable, and are the most
striking feature of the winter modes,
although they do not exclude the
wear of shawls, or rich black velvet
mantles ornamented with passemen-
terie.
Bonnets tend to increase in size,
and to advance slightly in front.
This advancement is counterbalanced
by the application behind Tin the
place of the ordinary bavolet) of a
small white veil, of the description
called loup, as worn hitherto in
front of the chapeau. Light blue
velvet bonnets, trimmed with swan
down, are very elegant, and meet
with high patronage.
Some Of our young elegantes, who
affect desire to initiate certain points
of the military costume, have lately
appeared in the Champs Elysees and
on other public promenades with a
red merino pantaloon, fitting closely
round the ankle, and fastened by q
black cloth gaiter Of unexceptionable
cut This pantaloon was the almost
necessary consequence of the three
cornered hat, which is still seen occa-
sionally in the Bois de Boulogne,
where it is donned by some of the
youthful carriage-folk.
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Who goes there 2" said o. sentry
on 1ne hapldan. ga friend" 'sThen
s.and @ Il, where ye are, for by the powers
yer the first I've seen in this mnr-
therin country" ' - ~
The Louisville Courier. saws. "we
have spent $1,000, 900, 600 to fobt ft
the States into Union, and now Con.
t{ gress is doing. all it can to fight
LYDIA Peacock, a blushing maiden
OF 43, has obtained So, 1000 DAMAGES
IRON Henry Smell, gay and festive
youth OF II, for breach of promise
One dry goods house in New York
sold last year $40, 600, 900 worth Of
goods. WI VI VI
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SIN New Orleans, the old Catholic GUS
tom of ornamenting the tombs is still pre-
yalent upon the first and second days of
which is ''La Fete des Morts'
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1t ]sproposed to make provision
1o9 carrying, on the underground
rallroad which is to be started in New
York: 5l,52O passengers per day, or
2o,623 each way. The trains are not
10 run at rate of speed exceeding
twenty miles per hour.
, 1866-07-13

Attempt at Napc-ExcjtementA Among
EoukeeansE Friends - PFesbytettaE

Attempt at Napc-ExcttenentA ANON.
lfoukeean'E Friends Presbyt ytetian
fhurcb 13attern-,1rrc.t. Etc.
1s,,..,-.. 80 ~. 70 ~. ~ -. sss,
Louis'tLLE, July l-dnefe was an fnamoas a.
unp. Mses ~ FrItrSuaeS Ir . saps .ast LEY. o5
seoanolea na,neu Suaa 1. nnsu: aHoo LIZ pt1Fon Q.
5u5nG ei@l Aa4eo aay HseSs. 1ns tet1W
,1a ~ ~ S. mnsI .ns muaeI .! ~
E.a! nua ~, ans sne "uea ns Nsas intu t4e
e' ana r. s Ut ~ nse' oau w. aoout 10
~" ,nn,her r.e ~ st+s.ta ~ ~ ss oa " ~
.uI @ Ansu W. a.t " IVY tIses " tte
, 1866-07-13
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Il Most DisaAtrous Elre-The Tacony
Print Works aud Other Buildings
Destroyed - Damage to a IsaifFoad
Brid:e-Loss Estfnlnrcd at TITO Mill
lions.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1a.-Th1s afternoon most
dieaftfOne fire broke out In Fr1nkfoft. Among
The buildings consumed ssere Briggs PRINT aud dye
works, which ure Total io.e. Thcj were situated
on 1hc corner Of Qrchnld mud L1couia s'teeis. and
were oEeot the rgc.t 1actor1e. In the Thru Ward
employing several hundred hands, and valued al
s4C0.UtU. Five tweltne hontea were ALSO eon-
tnmc1, and the fremont Railroad bridge over
FGnnkfo1t Creek. situated ntar the Briggs MILL aud
huilt cI wood. Was crttse1y destroyed. After the
breaking ont OF the flames a man was
detected setting On. to anooer mill in the vicinity,
which confirms the sutpIeton that the FIRE Was tne
work Of IN incendl1ry. a general alarm through
out The city Wa: ordered by Chief Engineer Lyle
mi h5 ringing The State Iionee bell, bnt through
the bo1es lceated in the different engine housea.
SECOND DESPATCH
PuuApExPu1A, July 1s-LAter accounts Of the
fire represent that The loss will be t. OK. .000 OF
which E1..00G00 will he on buildings and machine.
r., and {s0 600 on stock. The mill was known a.
Ihe Taeony P11nt Work., of Aaron =. Ltpplptost.
a1,o cosezGd two and half acres Of ground. md
employed three hundred hands. The bridge Of the
Trenton Railroad Company. clo.e by. wls only
slightly ipjurtd, not destroyed, IS previously re-
rcfted,
, 1866-07-13
FROM NASHVILLE.

ae:thla1irc Hu.ipe<%-The Refractory
Huune Mctnbers NOT TO be Found
pfe4tdeuK JohutDn'A kntentfous In
Regard 10 tho I'rr@enS Tennessee
%tu4e Goycrunent-The Recent safe
Robbery.
fspec,sl Despatch to the chtcago Tfibune.1
NASHVILLE, June H.
in Tie Senate, that portlon oF tie Governors
Met.ncc tecommendlc Fes1=tOn OF The Metro
,oltIap poiire b.llN 81 reie1s 10 Select Commit
3sc Of lItte. 11r Senate adjourned untu satut'
dAy.
In the Home, no progress was made F1!ty.tWo
Ecmbers uere present. Captain Acsdt. specially
cc,a,lc 10 arrest the nrne rerac'ory member, IN.
dc. Martant from the Speaker, reported only cue
OF them, Oycrstseet, Of Dre.top, could be found-
1tit revucmau he produced. Al the majority had
rot fully agreed upon whal step should n81t be
4aheu ihr liouse adjourned I'LL to morrow.
A Govcspmeut officer sa,d Today, in presence Of
several pcrnons tlnl In ees tb2n e1xfy days. or rs
tLou - Coz crcts adjourned. I1e:adcnt johnson
1youId ostrtuFn the Government OF the state ot
Tcnncsttc and pnt the Sfate undT tue cou'ios o!
q military Governor. Prominent a1d we'll Informed
rr-nna d., no. thIk this IL at ali 3mptop4he, elncs
the da,t zh!c plo 10 break tho 10 order
to prevent 4 ratification OF .As cons'Fatlnaaa
amendment. wa. revealed. LOYAL Tennessee VIII
Mst. Gen Emerson. whose tafe ~as robbed o.
fcyc1s thousand dollast, has requested Cour! ol
lEop1,y. The robbtr i supposed 10 be one Aa!lo
N h tntl. el ut EneYeoD'a room. VINO snohehiS
disappeared. No traces Of lin nave been otseos'
<rpd.
, 1866-07-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.

rire-Ikcconstructed Rebels PractIctns
thaIr Old Eame$-Tha mcmphls Hu.
nicIpa1 Fl*Itors-NnteH OF the Bank
Of st. Louis 10 be Redeemed.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tzbunai
ST. LOUIS, jul l14.
a 1re this morning, in the trunk store Of y ba1-
wick, No. 107 Third street, between 1ocut> pd
Vine, resulted in the destruction Of the d kre
building, and partla] Destruction and moro or Fs
daus9e to the adjoining buildings on the north n
eouth E!dss+ Loss, 7s0,tG0. Partially insni
The or1elu OF the IRE Is trlbnted to IN tncendi1
The reconstructed gentry Of Platte County, h
haye become 10 emboldened by the prospect Of I'd
1n,: at the autumn election and thus securing an
ascendancy In the Stale, Tint they have returned
to their fAvor7te amusement OF threatening
loyal men, and chselng. them away from
their homes. Two ctnzens Of that county reached
st. Joe last night, havirE been chased n'2y BY
these bnahwhackets. Q0i1e number Of the fol.
lowers OF Coon Thuretor, and Bill Anderson lork In
Platte County, and 1oyalmen Will be forced TO the
neces slty Of eIpelltrg then.
The Memphis gentlemen on v1sit to thfa city,
went down on an e1tuIEiou to Pilot Knob To-day,
TO examine The wonders Of ahe iron rc.lon. They
were accompanied by committee OF the Common
Cou1cil, and other attzcnB-
party Of engineers, yesterday. went out o. thf
west Pacific RAILROAD, recently purchased b,
Fremont, and 1t ts stated, thai large force
Woykmen will follow In About ten days.
The notes Of the Kirkav1lle Branch Of the B1nt
Of st, Louls WILL be redeemed after the 18th IN
eiant, the concerns Of that bratch are wound up
Let nil holders OF eueh notes take Lotice,
, 1866-07-13
VOL. Xxx.

.r-.--, n .,
tRem a. Collateral eeeas115 III ne" to1A 70 lalss
money Tor the benehs OF Inc baltimore nfm Of
BaYne & Co. One house is eaid to hold $780,
oa which 31oo,uo0 was advanced, OF course The
,oad win be held responsible for all the stock thu,
tAtufd. a. II bearB the Signature OF tne proper
ottlc1ra.
NOMINATION.
Among The nominations eent to she senste Was
thai OF james camp Postmaster al plxons Ill.,,
1xAvE Or Auskxcs,
E.,,,c.sn,,.,,o Cnl,o1, ~ 111tnors. mn. to-d.v
1ss ss. ~ S1ao ~ ~ ~. H -s+n.5nas, ~ ~
eess1op, havlnc been called home by severe sick
T,,r ,nse,es,pr. nn,,nr nr1,-
1he prospects for the passage Of the nali eutnos.
'z1ne bridge ACROSS tho mississippi Nsef at
oufpcy, p1e not SO good as ite friends could wish
thrv u err The ho.1flfv IN It took tho form this
morning, in The House, Of amendments ana
onrins tae nonr %as pnoer ,aass ~ s,ne ne%
eyt ,, no,pt rupce.tcd. Nbc,her II comes m aeafn
IN S.,n,dar ~ mi tfa ,..s.rr ranpot pou he safe
,t.' " "''' A'o ~3'''1~' NV" ~ 3A'N
WASHINGTON. Juiy Is'@Ine feuate to-day, in
Executive session, confirmed The following nomina-
esn District Of New York John usbosu, Po.tmss-
f1rat Greepcastjc. Indiana: Epsleps Lewis Clark,
4. =. Wltebt, cha,; 4: Barclay. Il: LcaEy, ca,s
tbe Ssyy.
ASoTuEn CABINET RESIGNATION nEporrEp.
Iu1I .t,FI Tn1t inv II "A .ner,nl tcs tch from
uaeh1st,n1 -. ,be 'R,;<ftn rcna,ts fEe rr.io1,ss
,inn ri Attorney General sreed,
,.nx1N .ETs. cFNENAI. I.ntsSssos'sEEccEssoR.
1tc Hof{s Special FnJs that Postmaster General
HsG ast ~ ~ Wcons1n ps o' - ~ o'''
FIVE PERSONS DROWNED.
w.en,xf7oS Iulv IA wAhaesn,trh fro,n Annsno-
ri. 1%.f
, 1866-07-13
FROM ST. PAUL.

National BANK Stock Not Liable to Lo"
cal TnH-{sangs at RuYE1AFs-Hatfs
for the st. Pnn1 4 Pacific H1t1Fo16-
DfoSRncd-Elot Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihuue+1
ST. PAUL. July Il.
In tho eust brought by the Treasurer OF this
county scalnst certain shareholders Of tho national
banks 10 recover the tax on the stock, Judge VIII
kin has decided th.t 1t u not liable to taxation-
This wks test care, and consequently lar2e
amount Is involved IN the decision.
There reems to be gang Of burglars IN this city,
as rohberies hare become quite frequent Of late.
There were two attempts at burglary night befose
Last. ...
4 large lot OF Iron for the st. Paul j. Pstidc
Railroad arrived Yesterday.
a boy named Johnuy Irvine was drowned while
bathing above the upper leycs yesterday.
VeFy hot. Thermometer IS deg. IN fhade.
, 1866-07-13

hi. IUWF chilled M, The S,arsro Shin Cm7al Bill
and II vas taken up, Mr, uone moved 70 amend
he ai.t Section. 81 renuirtne lint thc com oany
shall have expended $1,000 060 ins. cad Of ssR od
le!orc receiving SsC0G in bonds from the Sec1en"y
of,be Ilea.ury. Adopted. -.
TX heS shps e4cec ~ la ses m Of q to or castes
lnpoecd On yes:ets nessinc through Tho He1iauq
Cai a In Csnsas Ecst In TIC year 1861" Adopted,
MI HOWE ,nnyed an nmentmenr that tWrn,y
per cert Of ali toils instead Of len Der cent d. ID
5hr hJ11' tha1, I'd ,a1a int ,be Tfe1suryp pavment
Of loan: f = ,9e Goyef9msnt AaoptsSd; ~,
tie tecons Inr ;dny ia December, and tpoke Ia
sor M of hs notion Which was f9Ethef M ~
SHERMAN, atts in the negative 5y Mcssrs. Howe
Without dt.postpr Of the b1jj, The Senate went
I Iouaptd. s''e esss''n' a''a s'0o a''ef "'Sos au"
Uo1rsE
The uouec resumed tile COMPLICATION Of The Sen
@ he 5a en
t,ons Of liz Committee on Appfonr,atjons in r..
rarr 10 1hc emenr,nents. was arree1 To- ann n
81 :, asxeH * e n,,,n, NJ hc
moiartfv arf minority rrnert. ri i6e Rsconstrnc
ton commit.ee CANE M.
STOOD the matter va suscsn,ihie oi a almnIe e.
plsI stiop, md II the motion to refer 10 reject
4cCmmittee yras rrthdtstyn. tho Chnirulan Of fhe
Ter satisfsctor;iy. "s4 f'''A ''-''
to reisr to = tetecI eommittee. sxnre,sip, al he
maosiiy md m1noriiy reports iosetheF was an eec-
eompletr 1e.,oe II ine msio!1T .spoF aaR.''
l MI LAFIJN Chairman ~ the Cnn1 rnitIee m
| plintipg. e1p!atned that The ,es,imeny taken by
70 BE- oees
he maori'y @ w hont, ii 1n nd. af'er ns! nr.
ed, was sent with the tcatimopy TO he bidder and
, 1866-07-13

Roberts Indicted for Violation OF the
Neutrality AusEs-ChofeFa Gnaes-NeW
1:ml:rant Hospital Opened. Sc.
NEW TORE. July 12.--Robezte. President OF the
Feniaua. has been indicted By the grand tnsy for
volat1Cn Of tbs Deutrai!1 lawt, and gaSca bail IN
the spm Of &, ,0C0.
Three more cases Of cholers, nonc Of which were
taal, hare been reported IN the paEt twenty. four
hours: Three ease: are also reported IN Brooklyn,
tNo Of which were fatal.
The store Of The Great American Tea Company,
IN Vetey street. was destroyed by fire last night,
LOSE aho1t 81, Geo; insurance only 500.
The new Stnle EmigraDt Hotpnnl, on Wata's
1sispd. was formally opened yesterday by the Con
mIsetoners OF Emigration.
Iii. Eleauor WlIln1l. charged by Mrs. Brohar
with ttenling $1.eD0 from her, the money BENG
1ound on her pe1son. wss honorabiy acquitted yer
tezGay. The hsd repn' alton given the complainant
and the good character established by the defend
ant, produced the reeulf. Both Wcfa passengers
On the Nicarasua-Callfo steaner which arrived
on Sur day last, ard 1he robbery was tald 10 hast
hnrr rhTnyIteH nm the EfenN7F5
, 1866-07-13

A Notable Relic Of the Great Rebellion.
tht rat shot in the IAle rebellion, passed thsons
here Ibis morning IN charge Of sonr members Of The
FIT, enih uuIud a,afts Regulars. .1 Tou:< re-
Washington. It Ii q stx- -ponnotr, with tmooth
hore, md was used On Morris l.lana tn 0fing On
ihe Tilted States s'eamer S:ar OF the West Al the
enua5et Of EtAiestQp lalbaz On p: 9Th o{ @2u1
, 1866-07-13

sry 1861 It IS IN fnteEes1iur rtbel rrc tQ Dc ad-
ded 10 II many Already collected at Washington
CAIRO. July 1a.-Tne cannou ihas fired the dtsf
sbof In the rebellion NJ the ffsumer St1t o. t1e
VEST at tbe Entrance OF Charleston lia1bor, Janu.
afy 9th, 1sG1, passed through here to-d55 t7 ToMe
for Washington, In charge m four soldte1s Of the
, 1866-07-13
FROM MEXICO.

Imperial R0fceR at Vera Cfnz-The 1lbs
erAfa In u1AtaY1ornA-Arnay Movement
The Siege OF Tamplco-PaymeAe OF
the EDgliAh Debt, etc.
New YonK, July 12.-The Herdirs Mexican cor
respoudcnce enys The forces Of Me1Ia rsscbed Vera
Cruz On The Jet OF July. in bad condition for sup
plies and clothing. The Liberal troops which had
occapsea Matasnosas. behaved hand sousslT, and
Cnray1al and The several partl.ans Of Oftc3a and
Jnazsz had for the tins forgotten their difference,
nrd unI'ed against The common foe.
The movements OF Marshal R1xainc into Snu
Lnte Potosi haa been mate In order 10 snecer The
troops which we're surrounded there BY the 1ibeE-
ai., and not for offensive operations, ~ had been
s1ppoeed.
II Iamp,co The Liberals had prevented the entry
OF efp1oyIsIons tnEo the beeieeed city. ONLY river
wafer was available fer drinking purposes, and
r1nytslons Of all kinds were extremely dear.
The Imperial expedition lor tbs recovery ot Chi
huahua had been abandoned, owing to obstacles In
The way OF it& succese- .. E..
MaximEian had ordased sum Of $eo0.0 900, as oue
haf dividend on the EnFflsh debr. 10 be sent TO
Englsro BY tbs steamer og the trss Of July. To
fal,e the sum. the Gus House at Vera Cruz bad
to ili.count The paper Of the merchants, whlch It
held at tutppu4 rates.
, 1866-07-13

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!ne thsaaon " LIE ,r. Az L. a,e ~
e saae " 1;aS, a* ~ ~ ~ ahon, hefor b..
Cae'u Matscsi ' ~ Whst.va. tr.t :, "
san eatty out o's pa l. ~ .ua. III
nase oeen Nv r. t
oe tne sns .ag ~ ~! a,et T. ~ ~
~ aG4anan!eu WI ~ - e., a'sh ~ az ts , - ~
ssaenE an5 sp.san ~ a,,,s .e ~.
nas uesn ~ .o t,,.,,t ri r,"1a
M1MsalY attacne aecleat.su ~ .uo Hont. ~ .SnEa.
ncle " .a5ee 1!tne'pHt Icy ~ q ,sas f,o ~
ING cafe oi Ine Wuuuasu: .ae teet " .ne,s
nno snpPolt O. tne NsooMs. ~ o nT ~ AZ ~
uee195s q has, coosoesoE LIZ ao3 n ire
RGope AuG Ec uaau'ss -; ~ ~ Tue % =, Mc.1 ~
mean nom bustnsss hs: no! eantans poln! Q!
s!e~l nas ElseA iu.oog totae. " M'1s W euo"
- H. T. ia. ne La T., T. i, r.
u, A. = somewhat ttns1nS inslanes o. tas .ofct
, 1866-07-13
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-

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Mr. foAERO1 reported. from the Committee On
Public LaGtt Dill 10 cx4eHd to Tue Stale Of Mis-
t,s'ipp'+ for sescn scars, tho benefit oi an act
gsnfint lind for railroad purposes, and called for
nt immediate consideration.
Objection being made n5 NEE EDMuSDs, itgoea
over.
The JaIta VI! ~. received from the Hou-e
~. ~: FEss , ~ usHl. ". more 70 taSe Up tne bll
and referred io tht Finanee tomn1stte
Mr. GklMES-t move 10 amend. 60 that the bill
b referred to the Finahcs Commlitee With 1ustruc
t1ons 10 HpoIt On the second AondaJ In December
NEXT. ,.t,.,n
fer1ed 10 ,hs eo@mtss ss,S,s i9t sonsds.Oa u Is
M1sn to submit one o. two observations 10 connec-
tfou Win tie BILL We are now In the eighth
mon b Of very long and arduous session, and the
mtmoefs Of this body hare been iabortoa.ly cn-
caVed during thst lime. This Tatiu Bill which
alecs The prue peri1s cf The country and the Inter
eat Of every mlu III Il. lelches us at ibis period.
nd undertake TO sa5 that the members OF this
body ale not prepared to entef upon the cou-ideza
tion and di=c,sttion Of saeh subject n this, af
fectlng Tie country, It does. Ut this time and
n this bill proposes to- make. should
he Laid sufficient length Of time before thu peo
them ~ 70 what their judgment Is respecting the
merits Of the proposition. Another reason Why
think II should be pos!poncd 1s. that nc should
give tInc to onr Finance ComInittee-she men whc
h9Es chaFFe Of our nnanefs 1t The TFeasarY De
psrment-and ,he peop1s Of the country tham-
kt3ves To- zee what may oe the eHect OF the Internal
Revenue law }u-t passed. an conyinced 'hat that
law VIII Aupfo euhctent rfHei 10 the tndusst1al H.
terestt son:ht 70 DC pfotecHa ~ ne
9Tne i1r, on nnw % ,bn fGrl III. sa
n, ,no1!,0n i;o "ng nar nao1 "a