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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
LOUIS WILLIE.

Leaves FRIDAY 10th inst, at 5 NJ.
EOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, YIGKS-
burg, Nachez Baton Rouge Plaquemine Donadsonvile
and all intermediate Coast landnEsThe and splendid
passenger steamer baltic, Chas H. Meekin, master VIM.
NJ Tompkins Jr clerk will leave above For freight
passage apply on board,
6 VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
MERCHANTS' AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves FRIDAY, 10th inst, at 10 A.. NJ
burg Natchez Baton Rouge Plaquemine,
and all intermediate andngsThe splendid passenger
Dictator, W. B. Donaldson master, Sam Barr Jr, clerk
will leave above For freight passage apply board
or to JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, Front street.
H.1-H YIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAY
OU D'ARBONNE, MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at 5 o'clock P. NJ.
CNOK RAMA LANDINR, BAYOU BAR
thuiomew. Ouaeha City, Port Union, bayou DArbonne
Trenton Monroe Pine'Bluf, Castor Landing Columbia
risonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings Ouachta
and Black Rvers-The steamer
r. j. Lockwood,
BEN. HOWARD Master l. D. FULKRRSON, CLERK,
Leaves AS above regularly
For freight passage apply on board or
SINNOTT, ADAMS IL WAYNE,
23 Commercial Place.
or F. J. WINBURN, 81 Magazine street.
The steamer j. Lockwood takes freight passengers
for all landings Bayou DArbonne Raysu bartholomew
the lowest rates, with the privilege of reshippng light
draft steamers. - -
The will take for coast landings also
freight and for Tenss Bayou Macon and BGu
River with the privilege Of resh piping.
Ashe Board Of Underwriters ." Louisville Ky have refused
to insure Tubular Boiler boats shippers will please take
notice that the X j. Lockwood has Of the articles
board.
vIRGINIus c. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

Whole Tickets sl2 Halves Sc Quarters So Eighths So
Prizes eashed by y
CHAs T. HOWARD, No. % Camp street,
aEIE9S or Lockbox co., Postoface New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
,Marint syntraigenrf.


+ -
oRhs'AsT Thnssday, 1S' February Is isSa 5
cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Beaufort, Hutclings, for Apaisehleoa
s.eomer E,,anoes. Meyers, for Mobile, C Harris
Steamer Marnolia Graham, for Mobile, Master
Rr;t sh;p Nubia, Mclaughlin. for Havre, Master
Brt schr Henry Trayers, Richard for utilla island
scbr Aurora. Davis, for Brazos Santiago, Master
schr Electric, Williams, for Brazos Santiago,
schr q watson, Hughes, for Mobile, ER Poole
Arrived Yesterday.
prussian bark Michael, from Bordeaux sth Dec, to
Blanchard jr-2d district 26
Brit schr Angelina, ----. from Ruatan Island, to
NJ Pignolla-2d district %
Schr Union, for Brazos Santiago, in ballast to M
Harrison--2d I'd district 2S
STEAMBOATS,.
Mississippi Drayo. from Cairo.
Lady Grace, Hammond, from Shreveport.
Vim Butler, Wood, from Camden.
Navigator, Gillen, from Shreveport. as
Alabama, Lee from Memphis.
y Grey Eagie, White, from Greenvile.
Frances Meyers, from Mobile.
E1 Magnoiia Graham, from Mobile.
X Col Chaplin, Weams, from Mobile. @si8
Dictator, Donaldson, from Louisville.
Peytona, voolfolk from Louisville
aag=st -s5ssH ----- 99 81 575iz 3
Bel0vv-Coming Up.
ship Martha Cobb, Butler, from Boston, 10th ult.
Br ship Creswen --, from Jamaica 'i
Schr Oriental, from Brazos Santiago, to MASTER
Span brig Mura. Sabine. from Havana, 70 master
Schr Brazos, ----, from ---lA MI
Schr Belle Sea, ----, from --
Schooner Howard Adams. from Brazos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

ALABAMA LANDING BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAYOU
D'ARB0NNE MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at s o'clock P. NJ
EOE ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR
L thoomew Ouachita City Port Union Bayou d Arbonne,
Trenton Monroe Bluff Castor Landing Columbia Har-
rsonburg Trinity all intermediate landings on ouacha
aud Black Rivers--The steamer
Nicholas Iongworth,
JNO. W. ToBIN, Master, G. PRESS WORK. CLERK,
I'm n,ace or R j Iockwood) leaves above regularly
For freight or passage applyon board or to
HITE Il MURDOCH, Agents, 81 Graver street,
Tho above steamer connects with the Victoria, and
viii take reirht for all landings the Bayou DArbonne with
privilege of reshppng and with steamer D. B. Campbell,
and will take freight all landings Bayou Bartholomew
bgb AS the line with the privilege of reshppng
vIRGINIUS C. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

Exp0rfs eaterusys ~
APALACHICO Steamship Beaufort--7oo
SKIS corn and sundry mdse 80 a.
MOBILE Steamer Frances--25o SKIS corn 30
MORT, n steamer Magnolia--Sundry mdse
HAVRE-ship Nubia--2l02 bales cotton
1TTETLA ISLAND-Schr Henry Trayers-l2
bbIs -four 3 bbls beef bbls pork bxs soap and
i RPAZos SANTIAGO GO-Schr Aurory-lo5 tons
coal .sl.,ssg !. ,4se,,,Ez. ,oo
coal -
bales hay l4l6 SKIS corn u
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

U. s. MAIL LINE.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. at 5
NOR ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MEMPHIS, VICKS
L burg, Nachez Baton Rouge and all intermediate land
ings-The new and splendid passenger steamer is.isslppi
G. A. Draro, master, D Condd clerk will leave aooVs
from the Campany's wharf fsot of Bienvile street.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
J. P. FITZGERALD, Agent,
l0t Common street. opposite the City Hotel.
Through tickets to all Northern and Eastern cities sold
the AGENTS office.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
aep orans gavy Gsesu ghrsaay aornig fehrs 1s 1885,
STEAMBOATS,. .......
ST. LOUIS,

STEAMBOATS,. .,,..
ST. LOUIS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CoMpA.
NY's BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL.
FOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE.
One OF the following boats will leave as above EVERY
EVENING, from the compauy's wharf foot Of Blsnvle
street, viz 81
Pauline Carroll, w. II. Arthur,
Peytonn, ,.,...r luna,
Mary f. Forsyth, Moilie Able,
Atlantic, Julia,
Mississippi, Ida Handy.
Continental, Olive Branch,
Leviathan, Lady Gay,
Ruth, Luminnry,
For freight through tickets all points North or
East, apply at the companys Office
1o4 COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel
| O. s. MAIL LINE.
| ATLANTIC AND MI. sIsSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
-p i4& Leaves FRIDAY, 18th inst, at s Pm ''
| TlOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs.
Il burg, Natchez Baton Rouge Plaquenine Donadsonve
all Intermediate landngsThe and elegant passenger
steamer Feytona, W. Conner master " Cropper,
clerk leaves the Companys wharf, foot OF Bienvle street,
Through tickets to all Northern and Eastern cities sold at
| the Agents sice.
For freight or passage apply on beaTd T,G or to ,.
l ttnT trar nrn4itn fDp
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
GRAND soUTHEKN GIFT SALE.

N. W. MANNING 4 CO.,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets, New Or.
leans, La.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

STEAMBOAT HULL RISKS
TAKEN BY
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
ONCE. corner of Camp and Comrann streets.
The IMMENSE STOCK In the THREE LARGE
WAREROOMS, covering IN area of Il, 900 square eot
Entrances-45O BROADWAY and is CROSBY STREET,
Being the LARGEST ASSORTMENT of Carriages ever
offered in New York, will b sold at greatly reduced
prices. a#.
HARNESS, etc. an assortment always hand.
G. WITTY. 63S broadway. Naw York
~ PARSONS
w.
MANUFACTURER
Had6eld's Union Fireworks.
IMPORTER
CHINESE FIRE-CRAGKERs, ROCKETS, ETC
MANUFACTURER
LANTERNS, FLAGS, ETC.
Also, large assortment of his own importation Of
Toys and Fancy Goods.
No. "a John street, Broadway NEW YORK
ESIRST PREMIUM STEA MI SA w-MXLas.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
SABINE PASS.

A." SA BIN E PASS.
o. Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst at P.
LNOR SABINE PASS AND ORANGE, FROM
Il Brashear Ct,-Ihs regular staunch going
Camarg1y John Miller, master. will leave B'ashpar City
carrying freight and The Camargu will
regular trade For freight passage apply
JAMES WOOD,
No liz Magazine
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
leu Nrlea1s 4ailg Qrestert.
Riurr Jntrlligenre.

MOURNING. FEsRuARY Is, 1856.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
SIMMONS, rEAscEa CO.. MANAGERS.
CAPITAL PRIZE: $4,000! &c.

GLASS looTo be drawn in covington, Kentucky, Wed
nesday, February 18th, 1865.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

REGULAR OUACHITA PACKET
Leaves New Orleans Uvery alternate TUESDAY and SAT-
URDAY.
FOR CAMDEN ANo all LANDINGS ON THE
IL nuachita and Black Rvers-fhe steamboat New Era,
Frank Keeling, master GOOD clerk will leave above
=. She steamboat New Era will take freight for
depha saiine, Bayou Barho" ulew DArbonne, Tensas
Bayou Macon, Little and Boeuf kyers with privilege Vf
shipping.
For freight passage apply on board to
N. o. DONOHUE, 2Tchouptoulas street,
C0MAUX q SEAlttIES, 90 ianal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
MEMPHIS.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET,
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis Alternate Saturdays
Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst, at P. NJ
Steamer ALABAMA-H. L. LEE, Master G. W. PoMRoY,
.... Clerk. up
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON,
tareenvilie, Eggs Point Lake Washington Grand Lake
Carolina Landing, Ashton Pces Point, Skipwiths Land
ing Lake Providence oodrichs landing Omega Mikens
Baton Rouge and all intermediate landings. -
The above packet will take freight passengers for Yazoo
River with privilege of reshipping rscass packets
Ficksburg For freight passage apply on board
JNO. A STEVENSON, Agent, Front street
All business for Nachez, Vcksburg and the Bends will
ceve special attention.
VIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
'- Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Feb. a. AZ 8 o'clock p NJ.
Steamer HENRY Won PHUI--JAMES ALLEN Master :;
p. T. BURKE, Clerk.
LNOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
Point Greenville, Lake Providence, Milikens Bend,
Lake Washington Grand Lake. Ashton, Vcksburg, Nachez,
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge aud all inter
mediate landings.
The packet will take freight passengers
river with the privilege Of reshippng first class packets
Vcksburg. For freight passage apply board,
JNU Z. HYDE CO, Agents,
li3 Common street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

The First Prize, the GOLD MEDAL was awarded to the
... WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
by the American Institute their Fair October 1866 for
the best
Circular saw-Min and Steam Engine.
Orders for these, Gang sawMis Sugar Mills General Ma
chnery, Iron md Brass Castings Fogings, Railroad Cars
etc. promptly filed. Address -.T.f
.- .lFrf GEO. NJ. CLAPP Treasurer,
. 5 Newburgh, n. Y.
orL c, WARD, Agent
DO Liberty street (Room No. 81, N. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

Leaves FRIDAY, 10th inst, at S Pm
ESOK CAMDEN, CHAMPAGNOLLE, BEACH
HILL Mary Sanes Landing, Ouachita City, Trenton,
Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg and n intermediate land
ngs 0uachta and Black RiversThe luw
packet Idnhoe, Eugene Elliott master, William B. Clark
clerk will leave above For freight passage apply
board to = .....
N o. DONOHUE. Tchoupitoulas street
HlTE Il MURDOCH, 81 Graver street.
VIRiINIUS q. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

IETERNAL REVENUE STAMPS OF Al
denominations. tsr sale by -
RULBFF l. TwIcHELL
'0 fsrsviss etrees
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15
CAMDEN. TRENTON, EFT.

Leaves FRIDAY. 10th inst, at 5P.n.
EOR CAMDEN, MILLER'S BLUFF. CHAM
pagnole. Marie saline, Alabama landing Trenton Mon
and all way landings Ouachta and Black Rvers-The
light draft passenger Mar ora, John Feese
j. E. Streeper clerk will leave above For freight
passage apply on board,
n. o. DONOHUE, Tchoupitouas street.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-15

Leaves on ATuRDAY. 18th inst at p. M
EOR CAMDEN, MILLER'S BLUFF, CTIAMPAG-
nule Pigeon HILL Alabama Landing, Trenton Monroe and
all landings OuactA and Black Rivers-TLe
New Era, Frank Keeling, master NJ N. Wood and r 7.
Boyle clerks will leave above For freight passage apply
on board, or to
n 0. D0NOHUE, Agent Tchoupitnulas street
FlRGIHlUS q. DEkTLEL Advertising Agent
, 1866-02-22
PROTECTION MEETING,
home Labor versus Foreign FreeTrade
Mass Meeting In Smith q NIX.
on's Hall this Evening.

The following call has received the subyoined e,p
natures among others, amounting in the aggregate
to about dye thousand na1pes:
~ Ine recent establishment IN the West o! F1ee
iIane Leaeuee for the pretended pu1poee Of obiain
Saeaper & &1aeIass but tor the 1eal pupose oi
insone,nR tnis country to state Of dependence on
EnSAna 9nd other European nations, as Ireland.
sel1-defnce, I6a those Of our Citizens Ma .? r. r.
ia1ot Q! iostssng and protecting home labor aesin.f
The ,alda Of foreign capital should oreanisa i1to ~
aeeo:3apon Tor that putpote.
..Ail, therefore, ;fho appreciate the imnort,nc.
OF he Development Of the asricu tural, minersi and
M a. rtsoasees Of the United States who
!or onr produce, rather than depending on he m.
ee1taintes Of an Irregular foreign deinsnd-Yho are
0pposed 70 imp3irns the n.tional sources Of reve-
nailo1a debt-Who teali1e that foreign ice t,ade
seenes md experiences Of 1851 md ISL, and tbat M
W from imports, will afford security from nnde1-
mining and destructive competttio1 "a. The en-.
P!oyss. and secure tbssal wages and plenty Of en-
good mafket to the farmer; md to the
consumer, cheaper goods thsn he could buv
soiosa under nee trade, the forc,en capi1aiist
honor and rcspect the teachings On no1ltfc.1
economy for American nee Of Waehturton Frsnt.
a, an, Hamilton ihe Adamsea Jefferson, Madison, An
torwin and Abraham lincoln, rather than thosa ~
Anon Bur-, Calhoun, JEFF. Davis, Frani Pierrc ~
Jim Bnchanan, The honest n Floyd, YancaT. Phs,T
1oomht. Wlefa1l, Mason, Sliden, Cobb. LSe- Re,n,
iesard and other advocates Of secession. nn,1,acs
ton repudfaston and colonial vae.alsee IN *hnr;
al Who are opposed to the penny wise md nnuni
!oons b, ehoEtttEhted, sufcidal policy Of faSrian
nee uade, and all In favor OF the Anglican systeE
d opposed 10 the European pauper VICES svstan,,
an1 It's attendant ignorance, crime and deTr.istto
ase rsqneeted to meet in mass convention In Xxi.
f1ty at sx31u & N11oN's HALL, % IGunsn.I1 r. NJ
ican Industrial Union, and to discuss Tho csnas
~ Industry r. fore,sn espital. 1nde
,ean wtEii1gmen against lhe starvation %e5 ns1 T.
, 1866-02-22
Wall Streef.

Ne" YONG, Feb. s1.-The Commercial raw
T1sst:a1y eoninee 10 afsst ,he 'ut mene sas
selves pinchd by The heavy checks draWu ID e, na1
mani for purchases Of gold and the,r Inanahlt =.
,SnTees are eorfs.oodiDg,y crtai'ed Tic rspor
notice upon their certificates Of denasi' nsn
j. erroneous. ia case Of such apptca
egns mado SF van woad show
Treasury arc ample, and would, We doubt uot h. !"
found available should the emergency rcuotrs
H. a.r. 1n1s morning no;1a ,,, the inquiry tor cal
Ea: paid 1sely % eni stoek s1S ePpiiasefss' 81: esg'
There IL. however, no disposition te ,sfstn,h i. .
oatsla andlne PER cent loan, the present urry beinS
ssga'aea = oay sempoTaIy The Withdrawals q
3o interest due on the 18th inst. hare been mesc.
" nom1nnl the total up 10 the p1eaent t1me helm.
oniy about g, ,ooo0o: The national banks have Il
they have received froa washington no INV,
rrney returns calculated to afford them ease uuder
the present pressure. '-'&~A
1he st5iaseney in money has checked the baoy-
ton.e eousldefablc taca were made, and toe marked
vas on m average per cent lower. Aflcr tbe Board
n9se was nes slinS nd partial reeorey in
iell ii. - sew ~'~' N''A esn'sa1' which
,,G ,Go;ss9ents ;ss5 1 e depressed IN sympathy with
..G fAa&' ~ t4e WuAeJ maFKet, The last i3sue ~
5Sot were lower, and 7-!1's declined q. "a
ul Iom9r1ow bipg lsga1 holiday business Will be
also thc Government Offices, except ibe cn.tnm
mouse. which Will be open ffum Q 10 10 a. IN.
DHe2unss are qniet There Is delicate n,nount
OF the better cla4s Of paper offering. with tns ~,
quIfy At 7Gs7h per cent for prime 1smea sMa II nar ~,
Gsnt ior good, and per cent for lower R1adcs
nc e t n ,he supply ct paper Indicates con-
Foreign exchange Il nomina1 a. usn,, IN N. ,.,,
ine Gay OF steamers The leading bankers quote 90
ysNs ssssPf " At % whch apssr 70
long t!atc. and SIS for short dale. ~ S1ost 'oe
:. Com 10 in fair demand for customs duttea and
NE Price y steady at 13sH. There "a no nrss,nre
10 cell. Three per cent Ia paid ior caity1ur rolT
, 1866-02-22
rn rs7d'ct. Exceptions, Appeal prayed and q

On NE Ts7dict. Exceptions, Appeal prayed and 4.
tnJ!se JOSEPH ~, Knox y: John Hotsaek. Given to ,be
}n.Z; 1hls VIA an action nY aasnmpatt, fust,tuted
m.. hnox. AWyeE Of this city, md ex.Stste,s
isosney ~ agsinst NJ. Hossack, 10 fceorer dsmsr,s
Seien1F M hsesss!o1.l f. rendered
eutsa Iacuh Court IN this cy. ''S>
M. Hotsack had been indicted by The a,4nd
ssIe z, n M r. ceaIt ea fof basng rescued asi1e
Moo had captured him at Ots1wa in this ststs n,
toe p1pote OF returning him 10 he bonds ~
II, tha hssa es subsequently, WIS convicted and lined
The ocienee TO ihe pretent suit waA, that =, TIM
otne7 counsel defended the defendant e1ssn,for.i
nty w n,eed that r. complainant Il Ike MN:
actively engaged during the Hossack case and 1nsds
] NE closiI arrument for the detence 1S
1he following Is the Trial calendar IN this Court
g. kohn ct al. VI. Bernstein ct al,
! ~ Foreman ct al u. same
IS. Hill Ct al. VI. Horn ct Il.
IS Head v: Ffst National Bank.
s1 Derby ct al. ". Gage ct a.
i kns:ea III Ao@l g: Bsaeid III !: q g. l. R. r. Co.
e e. ssmes M coEoaer ase, etc. vs.. He.man ct II.
g. Deer II. HntnA.
q. Callahan II. 6har1essy,
=. van Ness ct H. II. FaE1naIee ct al
casas Mssg Sa'ts-eosamond Mcdonnell ". Isaac Nc.
senne 90 the 1!th Of the present moath, 'n'' ~
rneg Jsntg 1ss4 4,,sr ~ w.., n,sk Tracy Cornelius
Hagl'n and William Baghn. Blu In chsnce,v f.
g ID sny W Of tie property of he esiatc q
Henry v. Austin and Charles 7. Boa1 r.. n. A.
Waterman and ]. Anderson, partners. etc. Cnnfea'
ssaa3 s96 q Judgment upon prontssoiy noss for
Nelton 1nttle, William @. Hubbard. Geo,oe n
Gfay ana Frederick Tu.t1e VI. GcoFVe ". 6e.ns
ana 1hona' bsEnsn. In ehaacery. Diu of dis.
3. J.nes 3. Keyser rz. David N. uambletop, Con-
!estion ln deb IN oen court. Deht ID 0oo and
9amtRss ,a1t ~ x; debt to be satisded On tie pay-
REcoRpEn's coua-Bdore Hon. Z; rzra f.ren
.Iage:-heople vs: Will'.m schaubme5er. ind1ct.
p1sa a ot e. cpe sn,eiss a Of not guilty withdrawn
same :, 3ohn brean ala. ran naker. 1na.c,-
nsa1 fol larceny JuIy tl1sl Veict not guilty.
1asy ,Us, ~: xe,diet guilty and term Of inprison-
sa' sams an.s a. eps sesr IN sns
ment for burglary. Plea Of not guilty for Dano
b }o!7: Verdict guilty, and Term oi impsisou-
same "a. simon uenne. Indictment for ,,son
Plea Of rot gull;S. IVA ~s"o*
Same VI. Margaret Martin, Indictment 70, 1,rce,
enerrd "a OF NOT eal5 Withdrawn and pcs OF guiltY
samc =. James Tttns. Indictment 70. keeu1ne
'ns &his eoa .anf vii nes 6 q q sssatsn sst o,,
County CouRr-B1ore Uon. il D. Rrnt,s<u
Jvd0s-Eeta.e OF Iic6ard Carthew, deceased. :xe,
com, ~ e.. sppsoxea s1d estate declared settled
1or release rom the custody OF the Sheriff WIN
af1ama issued On 'he af1davlt Of Shores, Dnplsp
Cc. q tms city. made in entt OF assnruos,t IN /
snau1ea by them to recover = debt OF S91S II fnr |
goodt claimed TO have been obtained under ffaudu.
fenf representations. |
The prisoner had also been arrested npon simf-
taf wIf1 issued IN IN actun OF cspass on Inc case
, 1866-02-22
"FL00D TIDE"
Lecture by Anna Dickinson-...Th,
Problem Of the Day-..Sunraee,
the Right OF Humanity.

4 Er,{sh l.. Ht-t
! ... MAUI uau N6s t1ed LAST evening 4
is utmost capacity by highly respectable apdieue
to hear Misc Anna D1cI3uson 1he nonn1.r ,,.-5.s
orstnr 1vho s,-.o..sss ..>a .4E america
beinc in, ,rsr.as ~ sI upoa t"oa 1loes. u
] nEtns in,sooIeed 10 the audience, Miss DickIn=o,
MES received with lond applause
Quoting the wcllsnuwp ,1nes .4Thers t. ,,..
The affairs oy mr., ~ '. -. -D.4e ~ liue II
ann1,c.,scn .' Ss1 sne 1cna9ked That thei
.'Ie~on "aS MOI limited TO Individuals, but tt
COMMUNITIES ind 10 nations To-day w.. m,
ffood tide A. 4 nation. II Ind hos, It.. -. -
il. during the list four ycars. h~ thc q
t,on md fe1Esacridce ar the ,,so,; a5 aaSe. osSo
ready to bear us on 10 lime mn 1onu ~ VIE noH
therefore out duty to tsle adrnn,s-c ~ .h,s - nas
wave which fortune. or rn1hs- T.Ja,a su.s kseat
raised for us Tier wss M ntdcs ~, a had
day, no oihe1 hope In The nsrr ~ noDs ~. us 70
~hch Was uow 1T 1he hrnii o9 fha sants;u,ii.on
but In readlnes. to undeFs,anu lie idea Ihst
and quiekness TO io>low out that jdes. II mn.1
not etknd etlll Eor 20 backward hui ,nanch ste-at
on In the path oi progress. A1-"'~" s'eso.s
The lecturer proceeded to review the aim. md
onEcH Of The Republican ana Democratic nsr,ies
boih we're equally N favor Of eecurinc permansnt
ahd enduring peace. Of Tightening the burden or ria
public debt Of removing the clogs which obsfrnet
ca ths wheels Of government aud Of putting money
ID ~ oNn purse. But there was On. uucsIfno unnn
giving the fsnehse 10 lie bIack rateHan t.t "s. ~
the only question before lhe ptone tn dar IN tbis
question the Republican psrtT mnst r1n3,r ,te IL ~
manhood. or 20 under. CnIeas II wan1s ~ i,o.E y.
!a,th With It's supporters Il nst nac; ths
fafEiy snd Eqngrefy a. 1t ktand. snd Soht y . ~
not prepared tnr III idas t thr. raoaS fcnnment IS
, 1866-02-22
FROM KANSAS,
Especial Despatch 10 the ChIcago Tnbune.1

tePet1H1 Ue7PAscn 10 thc Chicago IrIbune.1
r..,.-.... ......-. ToPE6A, Feb. u
The veto message Of preeident johnson ,va, nr.
ceised here today. The warmest friends Of the
Acmnlstsuon heretofore are not pleased with the
message and The veto, The effect will be to make
moss parties in Kansas, II Is believed.
Ice eenale coueuned most Of the day IN consid-
esiug the Hoase Amendments 10 the tax hill, most
Of which were concu.zed In,
The Honfe tpent tie day considering the appro-
p1'atou bill the terms Of which are betug cut down
materially.
The Committee OF Investigation haye heen al
WOKE examinin. the condition of Tie Ttee.uiy. but
have not yet made theu report,
, 1866-02-22
FROM FRANKFORT.

Kentucky ReJoIcin. over The Vero-rhc
Kentucky Military Institute-C,rcuIt
Court.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune.1
...,......-...- FRANKFORT, Feb. II.
There was general rejoicing here yesterday and
o-day on account OF the Presidents having vetoed
the Ffeedmens Bureau BILL and Its failure tn nass
oTer The Seto. Hsndbtlle are ont calling meeting
Tor Monday next 10 tndorse The President.
The Kentucky Military Institute has aca,n chang,
ed bands, the old President, Col. R. +. F. Allen.
being the purchaser. He commences operation, at
once. Col B. B. sasre retlres, and wtli again com
1embeI. ~ A4st VI SelT
The l!feuit Court is now In session. and the
toWn ts MI Of people. The absence ofthe Trr,sIs.
tufe Is nor noticed 20 much On that account,
, 1866-02-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

the AIoltZ Murder TFfal-lIltnoIs Sol.
dicrs Ordered to their IReclmeut.-
Convict Transportation.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
...... SPR1sortEln, Feb. q.
The preliminary examination Of John Hail and
Joseph Robbins, charged with being engaged In
'he murder Of Henry A. Holtz. in this eity On tho
night OF the 18th Of January last was commenced
in this city to-day, bat WAS no, completed, owing
to the aheeuoe Of two Witnesses. The examination
will be resumed On Friday.
Al the toldiess now at Camp Batter, belonging
to the regiments not get mustered ont aud whose
fnEaouchs have expired hare been ordered to toIn
lher respective regiments.
The State has paid forlconreying conyicts 10 the
penltcntiary Gom March 1tt. 1865 to February aist-
lsGG, the sum ol $90, l2a.Sa OF ibis amonnf
*o salo was for conFlets conveyed nom Alexander