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, 1866-12-30

Ex-CorJedcrnte 0niccr Tried for Yanrancy-
e1ftifln tn te ltcen1fct from LexjaZton-
t:exernor FIetchtr'A De@pat :leA Il tho siis-
aauri truasatH Mtksourt sAar Chung
Statc Of the Alisstssippl ktvrr-TartIcu1ar
ofike Recent Massacre Of s@atdle - on th>
rlaint.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Thbunc.]
81. LoC1s. December -
Clirt: n B1sbr:dte, t. former Confederate epr,
aud now parnled Confederate officer. was tried
4, d .cquIt.ed Of ra.rercy today, though Police
mea swore he fo.e the .eputation OF conmon
gambler anu tac:ant-
drawing tic mi'i,ia ttcta I-eStnrs.!u. Jntre INIT
ard other Ccneess.tit~t guaranteeing the enforce
ncA, =; the .*~s. Ibty eosnpt.heus ths militia
t;GOL that one company oG thirty men are 10 bc
lef: to perform police duty 10 pleTelt mi tehIef.
Gove1n,M F!stct t;r dtHr.:ete; 10 the ste.oa1!
would not permit interference III 4 matter purely
1oca1. ills for1ser ue"ta;c,es to General Gfa:i
nitcn1s;ej, o:ilcr"tse the too;'. never wou1d
lave heelt 6stirs Il TO Lexington. As soon a.
Gtncga1 GrzIt,ccctsed 4, lie ordcscd the troops
removed.
The Cor,'n'.son appointed b tie Governor to
III GET the tougrr 4iona1 net appsc p;t1i1nR hcyra
i"!!!ion: to ray 'hc rame. hns n,'sos. them The
e1EerdIiuEee ".Ir tIk and hail mt!lur dollars.
IL IL Eel}rseA the p1rtnIHt OF thr. ctatals Wtll
improve the fnancee ol &1,sous. 70 u 10 fnsurt
The futn;c ia, melt Of our s:Atc interest sc:u.
lat!y.
The river is fnll o! Foa;Ir. {rc, and ferry boat
rnv'sal!cn IA mote dl:acuIt. lie cold weather
continues. ano ii the ,t:er rrccdes. uucu more OF
d gorge il likely.
br. LOTS, H. cenber e9--Thc following bri+f
particulars Of TIC tsec:;t E11s=aCrr Oh 'fc fl2ins
atc received. uh thu alst i5st., detoiehI,ent al
isoopt connl>1ing or eight fnCr n1oa scd officers
Fsat1a! fItm toIt Ihil. hesr1:cr. takiAc the road
ia Ntr'nra- When five mi e rom the Tort the
nncps were asael;cc nnG surrounded hy 5.tuJ In
dians. nn6 ai'cr most desperate fight cn-y rae
was killed. II Is reyo.ed that tbs loss ot tho il-
ui2ts Ert atty exceeded the nnn,fHr eof troops cn-
Ecred. SuIicicnL seitf5. ccr,t1t+ hive hrci1 suu:
frum Fort Laramie to project The military pot:,
olQrc that route.
, 1866-12-30

Details of the frccut Co1ltef5 Expto4ion@-
FcntHu Exeifcmcu1 ~"hsld!ar = DATED
The Pape uat 10 Leave f.ome-alarshui
Daxnlpc 10 oSupelcon-ilnpturc Lsskcl for
ose~.st.na. h.,-x.r, ,i,ri.,-- W. 'na
tas."", ..,"n.s,t'
I.-~-- ~s.... "a ~,
'trllatiAn. Efoen Liverpool. necefaoct 1asn, cAae
cp tnh EsnsntnE, haF.hc neen AHtnuno.
DC STEAMER lasfnaria arrived !! S2ataamptoa
With yellow fever IN board, from ne West lndi :.
Snc bad Efncty.ei1 Cases Aco tTlotF-onc deaths On
the rat.acc
Details o1 Inc explosion ~ the OaEe eoilaet3
twcn1y-ctch: nlorc deaths, mostly mining enet
,..eie and ds4mcn Of ncf-hbot1nE coslfcEtes. Two
more explosions on the tAme day caused tho
seanh to be suspended. Ano.her explosion &C..
, 1866-12-30

river, Three galleries OF ve.andahs stretch
along the many sides OF the first, second
and third stories Of this great house. afford.
lbs an excellent opportunity, for promenade
front, and an Immense eupoIa, the distance
from the top of which Is clS; S;hty two feet.
As mar be imagined, the ytewa obtained
from this cupola azt OF the finest kind o.
q clear morning you can see New York on
The south Of Sou, the hills OF West Point on
f.r v est are schooley's Mountains, In New
Jersey.
Let ms !ook into the interior Of this artists
palace. What l1es the attention here is the
conpletcncss with which every bit Of work
Is finished. On this north side Of the build.
irg Is "a Immense studio, sixty-eight By
1oor to the centre OF the dome. Broad win.
dows extend down the sides. and are 50 ar.
RANGED that the light can be Eradu.
ated to suit the atmosphere and
The, demands Of the artist. A snug
little gallery runs across the west cud
Of this studio. which is finished In the
most substantial manner with walnut and
hard pine. This studio opens west into q
Library thirty four By forty two feet, finished
in the sainc substantial manner, and With
large catematcd windows overlooking the
river nn1 country below. Above this Is an
other studio with all the necessary appliances
anu 0lcu oie1eL&Q1 seIa apart luz any artist
htcnd Who may chatce to he his guest. 0u
the lower flour, aud directly under the libra
r., is an elegantly ftted-up billiard saloon
and also room that m y be used for private
theatrica1s. The heatin:: and venttla.lnE ap
paratgs arc Of the most ingenious and com
plete kind as are aieo tue Gss fixtures fol
!;ghtirE 1ac studios nnd library. Indeed, ths
house In al its parts is curiosity well worth
seeing. ficrc, then, is literature aud art
blendt1,t: their gentle ard refining influence,
wit1t the wealth nud the cn'crprtso Of New
York, and increasing the social charms o
!rs!nston. | ought to add, also, that ths
domestic, or family portion Of the house. u:
Uierst4dt calls It., is on the south side, ant
consists OF at least dozen large and elc
SantlF furnished fpoH.S,
, 1866-12-30

Hlatnl Nattngc-TEc AHnttn9 Scnson-Thc
FucktuE Dussne~a-N ur!k Commenced on
tAc bridge tn f:rosz the ilt-sisaavpi, &c.
Especial DesEa:ch to the Ca:c4co T1ihuo:l
QUINCY, H., December -.
4 rscsi horrible outssgc eas eour.ltted upon
little ct.!d. to1ozed girl eight years old, br a
tsutc In hrEkn tort,. white 1,ao, aud married
at thai, and having 4 family. The man has 1cfi
The city. and it ID To. probable that he will ,tc
hrorrht 10 1uf1ice. ou7puec tho child bad bccn
wbi1e md tue brute back, you wonld have heard
Ut 4 tioim Of ind!crafion, aud no doubt OF the
cast h'rE ALL han-iNg of anc mlscrrant.
Two sEltin- ttnks have been opcued -. Els
CITY. aEd sie xe,t pst1anized. lotwilts.-: .iu-
lLczc is emoo;l ic~ GU be hty.
ItEk racktI e does not pt"Gress very hi llr.
bit ail lold lhat there = lar qAAu...y l &4s
county.
The b.ihs over the Mississippi, has tota lnc4ss,s,
aEG work coranlenCcu.
Hurts ETC beirg made 10 have thn nc1: { .:,e
.a!r located here. Meetings 10 tat .L4.: ....a
ht1d.
Nest}1er cold aid frcezinr
, 1866-12-30

L Wilt to the Painters Studio nj 1Ettn-.
Ton on the hudson.
Correspondence Of the Sa.iolal intel1iGeaerE.l
B,e1etadt, the great American landseape
painter, the man whose brush has roade rs
a!l familiar with the grandness Of Rocky
IrvlnCton has made High up on the top Of
a prominent hill, about TWO miles cast ot,
but IN sight Of Suunyside, aud with the solid
rock tor foundation. this clever artist has
built him a castle OF dark, hcwu granite. II
is huge. indescrihable pile. au nschitst.ura1
odtiity. The artist wns his own aschitecs,
and venture to assert &c has given to the
featurr. To describe the figure 1t cuts
on The ground vou would need to have the
last great work on geometry at your elbow.
1t has n,ose short, sharp lines and acute
angles than any other house Tit3i9 my
huowl:dge. have studied It from almost
every polct Of view, without finding much
ia 1t to ad1nirc. Indeed it VAS some time
before discovered what our tr'cnd's teal
object was In building 1t. A. tlrst si1h:, It
struck ine AZ heing enilt In three ecct1ons.
ard put together as The convenience OF *he
txncr demanded. Then it oseursed to me
that Mr.. Biezssadt, who<c mind takes . E!ii
ixry trtn now and then, had been stEdy1EE
| Professor Mahan On fortidcatlons. anu Ko1
| reloubts, lun.ttes, pasasets, traVeFses, en-
| brasntes and epaulMents 80 mixed m II nj!
/ admiration that he had them Incorporated Il
his architecture In ehort, th.t he h1d bull
his house with view to war with Eaglaut
| at Fl ance, y hen It could he very read'ly con
| sstleu .nto q f,rtEess, ard m:ae to perform
conspicuous part in defending the position
The waits are cc1taluly thick enough, IN
| the windows arc so arranged mat gun
mounted in them would sweep The eountf
on thtcc sides, as well as command u
, 1866-12-30

them until spr1ns. they will holt: u! even
against the *, 900 troops on 'he island.
Time alone can solve theYuesti1n. ,Mcs IL
while the sufeEings OF the Cretau
families and the atrocities committed bY
the Turks nre more reyolting than ever.
The Servian question has suddenly be-
come = very serious one. They hare de-
randed. formally, the immediate evacua-
1ion Of Belgrade md the i've othar foftscsses
held BY the Turks IL Seryia. They hare
100, coo wcll-trained ml1i,il, armed Hith
ritleG cannon and hreech losacrs, to give
weight to their demands, aud Russia Is urg-
Ing ttrm on. BIT the Turks are in di:cru-
ma. # they yield, they lose forever the
ky Of the Danube at Belgrade and they In
from Other Christian provinces. If they re-
fuse, The Se1riaus will do their best to drive
them out By force, and this will not be
agreeable: Their policy vii! be to psoc1as-
tinate aud gain time as best they can. but It
is questionable whether the Scrriaus are in a
mood TO tolerate this tenaporizins rnllcy.
Russia IS Eot likely to encourage anything
but action, and Austria is NOW hardly in =
positiou to exert much influence In tavos Of
Turkey,
, 1866-12-30

The Fall Of Gnow at Various Pofuts-Cendi-
ztan Of tho RAl3Fo4da-LaFxe Acc1muta.
tians Of lAsseuRefA aud Freight.
MONTREAL December IA heavy snuv fell
dut,cx. the 1ask t~o dart. The wind bio .x,1c =
ALtIi&xnc. All II aims behind lime.
GEApv11xK, Ia, December alt has been
$rUwnc for the past toris eight hours md Ia still
showing. 3he eLow Is mo i,et deep.
Nkw YoRK, DeeeHbcr sl-Thc weather IL cle1r
this morning. Mercury l. degrees above 1eso.
BrrrA1c, December y. The Lake shore Road
II slt11 blocked but as the wind has tnbsfted II
in xcon lie cttAred.
The Great Western Is uuoh*truetcd.
The Grand Trunk Is blocSeA.
1he Atlantic Grcat Western between Sa'a-
Hxrca and Cleveland IL reported e1eAt.
Er1r, "a. December 9o.-in consequence OF The
NOV bfots:Ade thcst. Is 4 large accumulation o4
Eastern bound ftciehts he1c and II potnts Wrst,
which the Euri.p tiEe I. forwarding ss rapidly a
possible over The Philadelphia 4 Eric Road, list
being the only route open ess1vatd; Passengers
alc al$o zceumulztin2 here, aud 1t Dunklrk 1here
arc 3nfHr nnMbeEt.
BuFFalo, December a5;-So MMl. wese recetycd
,hls afternoon f1ol, lLe East or West. Ttc 1uA5.
keis are unchanged and quiet
, 1866-12-30
HEXICQ.

Juarex Declares that the Upitcd stntes
VANS no AIeakc&n Terrtsor3-No CSndr.
nsntsou II the Reported t1nuRinG oi Esco-
bclus
Skw YuEK, Desenhes ga Chihuahua letter
ct the slh gives accounts Of grand bali given By
pfopo.ed tnatt to Mexico and The Mexican
STAIRS. President jrasez, tn Responding TO the
tcnst raid. speaking ol the United Ststes:
..Ihey d j not desiEe any more Of OR territory !;
tbf7 II i'll not insult ne t,y atlirE u+ for IL"
Tie Official periodical af tho Government says: !:
II. The lcca that Republican Government Is dir
7o.et 10 cte Territory to The Cntted stase. /. ab-
solclely falsc."
No Official information Of the hanging Of ECO
bedo has been tccet, ed It headquarters At NV
Nlleals.
, 1866-12-30
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Work ot the Cong rcAs. onnl &:amuaittec on
1p.crunt Kevenuc FERRds--Gotson and
Wool Manufacturers uAk for the Abraxu.
mon al the Five pcr Cent Tax on aheIr Pr.s-
dGcfs.
fAuADEPn1A. December sa.-Thc Conettseioa-
al CONN sttce on frauds on the Internal Revenue
lase uLt azttc1 kolne astounding CASES here 81
corruption anune officials.
At meeting at the Eoard Of Trade room. to-
day large number OF cottan and vol nanu-
facturefr aEreed 10 ntMosiallze Congress to A5-
Io.aic the 8fe per cent lax On U1annfActurcs, and
otnc1witc addr:s1 It concerning their interests.
A con,nsitlec was appointed to 70 10 Washington.
, 1866-12-30
FKQM ST, PAUL.

Auarhcr Trcnfy With tho Sioax Endtau*-
Trauhlc Ari~iuE From the Acsy Tim TTae-
edy-S1xteen Below zero.
Especial Despatch IT, tie chicago H:ibuue-1
ST. r11I- Mimi. December %.
Benjamin Thompson, Of t:ia city, ha. Just re-
ceivea orders TO take tN cnty Of the lcadia: Chiefs
Of the Si+seson and Wapetop Sioux to Washing
lnpton to make treaty OF peace. An extensive
and expensive commission vt-itcd the frontier
more than year ago ard made treaty with the
t1e % 1ui tees m EEL o'4 ~ co tn1 tnoa q,
dollars aid 70 get pr uuothcs :lcaif- Mr. Thot1p-
eou L II for the frontier To-day.
Ilr report 1e2chca here that two hlndrcil cltI.
un. or Maukato have 1aEcu = ptece Of artillesy
and otter AIMS, and gone to New uim to Il
IL and TIC hcdtcs OF Ca1npbell uud L'.coEnb. who
wetc hun;, By mob on Christmas. Grclt cx.
cien,tnt exists In that locality, and II The New
Tin r. ople still re'nto to surrender the todies
nH,fr btoonebed may rnsu+.
1te mercury :. achsl ea1tctn below zeru TIL:
nrur. with bright Fnn shining.
, 1866-12-30

WARRINGTON, December T.
sCnRATT.
WAsHEaG1ox, December :.3.-The Navy Depart
rncnt la. rrcc1vcd no information that Surrar t
viii be brought 10 this couutry On the S,sa.a-1.
1t 10 not improbable he msy br t. aas!cr7cd to
othcz vessel.
JeEertnn Wikc.. eon Q! the cx-Contedtrase, has
been pardoncd by the Prceident-
LAxp IN AID or 4 Shit CANAL
bon. Mr.. I'LL agent for Michigan company,
has tsed with .he General Land Once lis. ut
public lands selected, embracing one hundred
thousand acres, allowed BY act Of Congress to aid
the construction Of ship canal from AXE Supc-
5ior to Lac Il Eelle.
TkIEN1E.
The secona fsHuc Of patents for January win be
mEde on tic It'll. One hundred and atty will be
1sened.
EA1IoEAL hASK EEcu1tI1IEs.
The TFca. utcr u! the CEIltd States holds rs se-
cnIl1ies for the ci1cals;iuu Of Nation3l Banks,
<3tfs;s11.;, $50; ieqoslio,1es 0: public M5u:Js,
1,2y', 100; total. s3ss9.6Sae5o.
CEEELNCT Issued.
The toiA1 nmount OF currency fesued to date.
o.72N, ,3Sl- DeuuesiEE currency returned. in
cu'!lre out notes. TIC ac.ual ctrc2:atio:, IL
$EREl1E4.
, 1866-12-30
-.s-d 4l-
CANDIDA.
Tie Los& OF Life at tS,e monas:-r: Q
!Ar1KAdhls

.AfAA06ls
IFscu tic Phil Mall Gaze:ta, December Ill
So extraordinary and desperate on act OF
hciofsu, as that wLicn has just eanobled the
;cry OF .AElsadhi shou!d not, if possible. be
Showed to pass dowu to postcrtty with anr
:nlAcquaey tr wan: Of autheLtt.a.iou a!,oa.
.se ,,rlails. There Is no doubt w...sever, Us
IT. he fact itself, thougl, the absurd aCurcs
viii which It Has at first announced fr,ul
t':s.-. N,'arally induced cScrr ts.c ~ ctns.gn
j. 10 the :1s,c limbo as that 4, w:i!ca 1e
have ius. been accustomed t ila:,>i oyc. Ill
tI'.Ir.:t:4. !rt,sl Corfu, en6 n.'ta5'y the i'm
in:4..>s!.iy preceding one clai.1in9 9 victory
H.&l it:ss~-tf 800 Turks Killed ard
~ y ..Er. rti>GEers. Il Il not clear even
ss... >rta asr;i i..ci:.c a3 mine betore abauiou@'
lug i, u ws.lhcr 1hc monks fired the pow
uc7 ta:,,a.;..e ,t;tr the Turks hal stor1aed it
nd were ia complete possession Off Nor Is
.t:.~lc lnytl'Es Ike approximate certainty
:aiY :ac nuE't'rs on ::;aSr side Sho hasc
"a .v:-.:e = l4Gt:'"-y. aud TIE may trust that
:. sGu :-.rat. ii, ,1-'::a E.u ncta as the IT,nes'
.x;s 1rs:~.3d =. =. Athens will investigate
IT, =: Tally, and thus tiliIup the necessarily
rs # description in outline which be- has just
i*Sr that 70 one else viii be able 10 do it
,nenrni nlHa ri' 1t Would bc almo.t y tnpcr.
,nrlt -alnutcly TO criticize the details
ti 80 cr4nd and tragic an act ol de-
soti..e--l4c, ho@eyer, more than once
D.. itet.:.. :houEh On tar smaller scale, In
+: sd trek revolution. We lore to assu
c1ate .l.at ticc,.s of :l4is Kidd with the naale
Of i 81 &c leading nl:n.; but a. yet .ucl
tails Is nogv, as !; uearfy docs In modern
Greek history. The Enale Of Yorglaki, Of
Mount Olyn.2 pts, the Eumcllote captain who
of Seko, to which he had cut Els way with
much address and bravery In the'os@n field,
ii the close OF the premature and lulsai@
rectcd campaign On the Danube, which pre-
ludel the true Greek insurrcclion Of 1871,
mag yet remain to- the representa- 8 :.
GErek patriotic Acif.devpt1on-as attf 4 ut
Of Constantine Eanaris-it Is 1fkeEI-. SIC
only exception to F1nlay's 4tcru
sentence Of Judgment On. the whnlt
leyo1ntion: mo eminent man stanls to-
ward As tho representative Of the u.:fo:.' :
virtues.' Up to the present time, alnhsr
without exception, NC have been ara:hei~
tan Increment, and the Greeks have My i,
thank themselves for this resclt, l-ou1ts
about by the bewflderment into whit ). tntts
lrepoeterous kilograms have thrown :s, An
event Of this Kind Is not unlikely to ST.
sympathies to some depth. But 1t is.po.
likely to make rs intervene, much less i,
| make France intervene, when such irteTycn-
ton must Of necessity adopt one or the
/ other altcsnatfve-elther Of expropriatiue
and restoring 5o, coo Aussutmans, or Of abau
doping them 10 the mercics Of men In hot
blood who v ould destroy them in week
II England or France, or both together, In
| occupy the island On other terms iutc17cn
| tim Is Int tile fn1E
, 1866-12-30

roam 1t III: tlEc Of The shooting, was NOT tonchcl
7 he neeaseins sre supposed to have taterrl by
ladder in the tack yard.
Ere broke ont Last night 1t No. 80 ChntcA
sEctL Stevens Pet-a1lc l. Co. occupied the ars.
noor and basennent; samuel Meyer & Co. the rec.
ord floor; Zeier 4 Co. the third door. Damage
Ing, iR e3t0U; $. Meyer d Co, dealers in taIlors'
ts11 nines. loee $4,000; zeiler Co.. des!ecs in
shlidrene etothtnr. damage By nre md wafer.
{u.ufed.
, 1866-12-30
FROM LONDON, c. IT.

shocking Hnt1rnnd Acknowledgement Per.
rom Rat:ts 1n3urrd-Thc Weather..
fSpceia! Despatch to the Chicago ItIr1Ec.}
InEprk. C. W., December IL
shocking accident took place this morning On
The Great Western Railroad. near kamolsa. An
cuiC1ani uatn gong wcst raa iuto the rear end OF
tic Satnia train, trl>eeopiHe the Passenger &ad
bsGgaSc care Ecsultfig1n In -csfoosly iufuT ne ionr
women and eight nscu, otc Of the iat:e:. 1t Is
thnnEh!. fl,al1y- Cannot ascertain the names.
Nes1hct pleasant; good aieiShinZ.
, 1866-12-30
FROM MONTGOMERY, ALA.

Georgia ConEres4man's Opinion OF Khc
Pfoapec4A Of tho eoEthern stnte..
XoN1uoxsnr, Ala, December 37.-onr Con-
srrssEuan siect, Judge Wiley, Just rc:arned from
Washington, t1p1esses tic 0ptnlnn that II tse
Southern Statts Ia1ify the Constitutional Amend
n,e1A taeir Reppee Names viii BE- nImittel to
Congress. and Il they refuse they will ha ,e.rllo-'
rIallxed.
, 1866-12-30
FR0u THE PACIFIC COAST.

Tas.cEscrs l,csntued nj Nse7Fa9ua-SarveT
Cnuan.cerrd On the Southern Pacific tkaa'-
Fouh.
SAN rrASc'sco, December a3.-Stcaurr
vosra T-slor, # N1carncu5: whsc!; ar.iyc cd h re
IN b last a. Two days over 1,e1 lale, ws.er ,ae
Tue Tstloi Il, ,hts ror,; a = consequence. no
pa*tcrct1s. 1ne1ndlhE :ao United sts'e* troops,
%bo !EiI Srw York cE the :.ec1h Of November, arc
dltnutd II Nicaragua, 1Di eannot arnse he!e
mill tho rs;t:sn Of the ttexre: America, dae
Jaura'y sOb, ,Llrs being full t~o moaths on tie
way.
la4 nmurercrh. 4 large as:cust nf stock has
zen taken. ARK: there with be diGacui.y in dis
pusl1E OF thr remainder. Grooad vii! BIZ bro. cu
ltan ID. lccn falling steadily here To-day.
A-itusy G:h.
, 1866-12-30
The GREAT SNOW STORM
AT THE EAST.
Brief Particulars Of the ReeEnt
Massacre on the Plains.
Geld Closed in New York at
1878
BE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.

LosnoS, December a5.
REer'Ir or TIRE GREAT 0cEAE TAc1r RACE.
The yacl.t Henrietta. arrived II Cows at 6:t5
THIS afternoon. Tee tip wa= male IN about
fourteen days.
LONDON, December e.
TIE yacht F.ee:wtne arrived A. Cowcs at this
m..uing. The Tcst3 arrived al 60 ;tis mora
!Es.
LONDON, December 26.
1tc yncht Henrietta 1nadc tas tr1p, calculating
tic difference between London and New York
time, n thirteen days snd twcnty-taeee hours
tisy-elght tulnut.s, beatin: the FleeluiDg eight
hours Eileen minutes, aud Vest4 nine hours
Gfiera minutes. Member. Of tho Royal Yacht
squadron Will give the rAchtmcn formal rEcep-
tluu. THIS race, and its quick time, IL eating
:cEsation II Fsanco and England.
The best run that the zach. Heu,lela made In
one day was Two hundred and eighty miles, and
lhe leae: run the made In ono day was one hun
dred and thirteen mIles- She u1ai1c the entire
passage ac1osa tho ocean with but ono tack. and
did not lose even a rope. The Hci.ie.ta is every
ahetc looked upon a. one OF the best and fastest
yachts that ereE Ea!lcd the ocran. and IL grtaly
admired By everybody.
LONDON. December a7-Eoon.
The yacht F1eetn1n. lost Eix men and lcr iib-
buou tn The 2o1b iuttant- Tie yacht Vest. Is all
si,Lt ard won1d have been within two hours Of
the winner bul TOT an error IN her n}lof.
The London 73n.zs compliments tho Ancrt-
can yncAlmcn. for the last time they made wi:h
shcir cEatta. anG for the great skill dltp1.yed IN
:hc management OF them
LONDON. December x7-EvcnluR.
Tie Royal 1aeht Squadron hare Invited Tho
AEes,cun 5achtmcn to I grand banquet ou Friday
tvrnnE. ..s.
s7KrnEvs DENOUNCED.
ltyx1Poo1, Decembc. u.
General Mlllen, for several years connected
viii, 1he Fcnian organization, publicly denounced
Stephens a. hnmbnc cheat, and warns his coun-
E,nlen against him.
Lospox, December 70.
The fticnls OF Gordon, executed nj 1amalca BY
cider OF Governor Eyre, have brought tho mat
| ;cr befo.r the cou1te, which will determine BIZ
c$pol >:bllity therefor.
loHDoH, Dscesnuer .*-Eyening,
| It i. confirmed that the French expctitlon tc
| co.ea Ii. proved a to'al failure.
sTEAA A1:..zyALs.
11yEEPool, December as-Soon.
The steamship Denmark, from New Yors, ar
! li,tl here ihis forenoon.
! lIsEEroo1, December 2i-Eyenmy,
| Thc steamship Anc'ca, fsoln Scw io,k. AZ
| li.cd neec ills sl.t.uoou.
| IlAsnE, Dceombcr s7-Evcntng.
The steamship Europe fr,m New York, hse at
| tNtL hcle.
| rAS1c IN TIE ISLAND or a1SoncA.
LONDON, Dec:n,bc. ..-Esrntns.
4 panic is reported al Nsnorca, OWL. 10 fu
zco. ,Lai tic Eritrd States had demanded is cce
sion ftum Spain.
/ TTALY.
Hoxf, December s;-Evcn,ng.
Ec=1sci La. ta*ncd ztlsirs appeal to th
| EeEans 10 rise and proclaim the Ke2ct,ll o
| Italy.
| ACrtNlA.
VIENNA, December .1-Noou.
II Ia ru1noscd 1crc that ca7nsrs nrc abuu
Icing made Ia the Cabinet.
, 1866-12-30

ttated rress monopoly. The Horld poin:s out
how the Herald pEtnts Fpcc.al cable news. cheats
Ite ton!-teratre, and now, hozctefor,. v!ola.cs
all IT. agreements with 1tnpun:ty, and the Ring
suo-opoiy dare not enforce IT. rules.
41c Hoftd says the Eni.cd States and European
Ateocistion Is furnishing frcsh and well pslod
neHs to two OF three times ~ many journals ~
tie Ring, and u.der the support Of The lire jour
IAIs CT The country, and the public has Glstanecd
all comrct{tosa.
, 1866-12-30
FR0N BALTIMORE.

The Police totau1Is~santr ImbTo11Ia-A1it
soE Fntzc Imprisonment Withdrawn by the
New Hourd-tsovernar Swnrn wall L. obr.
biy be Chosen Eulted5tatea senator.
BAL71xoEE, December So he Board of po.fre
CCmu.i*e!on,Es have With IEAun the suit a,,atns.
ih.. old Board fur atsc impsfsanmeat.
It's Legislature meets On Wednesday, Oliver
a1l.n, u Auns Arundel Comfy, will probably
bt elrctrd Sfea.er. and Governor Swami chosen
rs United Siaies Sttt4tur.
, 1866-12-30

W"TrI IN 9esHm9fr 1ar p1le: arrested
q elolen goods Of saEious kinds, among ,tcm
dry gods, and Postage stanps, rloltn fton,
Tt6nlat Hicks, Io-tmaatet In Ul1l:.:p Elunty
E,az Nestpor:, on The night Of thu l3tE Instant.
tclk,Ee, thr vie m"rderer, Is coayalc.ceEt :
lie has been nrrrssed and removed 10 tha hos
i,Et4l.
, 1866-12-30

Arrangement.
new Yonk, December s3,-1be U3rid contra
dtc,s The nendae!ous statement Of The
I3Tnfs that 1t wanted to Get haek Into
the hreoctntcd prrss, and dcEosnces it 4. lie
ior sinitter purpose" to stop The datly exodus
o; foulnals atl over .he country fEou. The Asso-
c.atej Press.
for ii, Inc news is iur.shcd By Tue Unicd States
md Fufprcan News ASSOCIATION. t. paytns about
3lsuu Fer week fer tho ssaic EcMs Of fhe 4aso-
, 1866-12-30

Rev. James B. Hickey, agent OF the American
Bible Society IN Ncz.eo, died at Brownsville,
Texas, On the 1u:h Inst. aged etrty-.tx years. Ii
May. 1852. Ar. Hickey WAS coumis. ioned by 1hE
Society Agent tor Mexico, ard fsbosed efficiently
In that eapeclIJ until his last Illness.
4 T1oJ+aFcr states That Sue Ueoln. the actscse,
was married in that cisy List week to man named
P.leF Crlley.
, 1866-12-30

Futal CnrrfuNc Accident.
fAt1vI1LK, December 3a.-W. A. Wal. OF MrEo
polr. Mas i.,l.d yrslcrdAy, near Franklin BY tat
EpEetttng OF luz buggy.
, 1866-12-30

HAnn1srrno, Pa, l. ecctntcr ga iuo.nr Of
both branches Of the ezl..a:urr hls arrived. j.
hctn srioInted ltivste secretary by the Cover
uu-.
, 1866-12-30

SuEwAlK, CoRE.. UeeetDb:r 39.-Mr. Scantou.
IN sident Of tie New ua:en Raltuad. slipped
rum platform here this mcrntu-, anil was IL
Lina.