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, 1866-02-02
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.


Especial Desp:tch to the Chicago 7t1bune.]
FRANKFORT. Feb. !.
In sbc stna1e bills werc rejected to Increase tht
pay OF Grand and pcsIt jurors to len dollars pei
day, and to 1epeat the law preventing the circu1a
tat'ou OF foreign bank notes Of less denomination
than five dolIas..
Bills resc passed 10 stop houses from selling
3sauor unless ihe privilege vas expressly allowed
IN sher hceuses; TO repeal The lar allowing soders
10 vote for President and Vice President to incor.
road Company, and 10 prevent the dismissal OF &C.
TOPS 70. injuries donc during the su~pensiou or the
writ Of hGbtas f0,put. -.
L message va. read from the Gogcznos rctotng
lhe bill epeaIrg the aw requiring the disregard Of
the reel party in the appointing of oleers OF eec-
tlon, which wAr nade the specla order for Monday.
KetOlutious were adopted opposing the doctrine
Of negro equality and suffrage ~ announced Ia the
resolutions recently forwarded 10 this Legislature
Adjourned.
In ihs House 4 resolution uas adoptcd requiring
the committee Investigating ihl charres a.asust
Judge Vim. Goodloe for dism,-etn8 1udic.m
against Gen; Palmer mud .. :. Goot1oe and Others,
to give The Judge notice Of the taking OF evidence
ana afford him an opportunity to esoas-e1amsne
WITNESSES.
rrty by emp1o{es Of express companies a felony:
nloN1ny the Clerk OF the Cont Of Appeals TO Issue
his fec bills in bulk Instead Of BY Item 10 sow the
Auditor additional ices for services reudcn,d to
senate bin to provide for appeals from decisions Of
state 1t uz1s Transferring canses to Un1rrd States
EoEsta.
Adjo1trntd.
The members have nearly Ill returned from the
Iezinston f!olif in good shape. excepting su~p-
cionk colds In lhett heads.
The conservatives hold 4 Caucns tonight 10 de-
eide on The prnpely OF calling State convention
, 1866-02-02

the Sew York s Erie railroad was near Lacka
Waxeu, on fhe9DsIaware Dir!sion- = fire Was aiseos
e1ed In the bagg1ee car Of the Atlantic i drea
Western rs}lroad. The train vas stopped a. sooE
the flames, but they Lad gained euch Roadway that
the exefttons to subdue them were unsuccessful
The car and contents, constatinR Of rcSenty-G1e
longing to ths Unired STATES Express companJ,
We5e de- estroJed The contents Of the safes consisted
OF money ard papers. reported 10 have been valued
at about E2000 900, and a. the eafes were not nre'
tirely destroyed.
The overland mail OF January 5th arrived this III.
teInoor.
The car burned on the Erie r. r. On Tucsda,
contained the overland mail for California which
lett here on Monday,
, 1866-02-02
FROM THE SoUT{I.

The Louisiana Le=fslaturc-Lo%a or !,
St~nmer-RassroAa Masters--Nattnnn1
Bunk-soutfern Social CoudItIon-
After Gaertfia&-beasruc&iye Fire L.,
M&ubjfe4
NY oR.EAxs, ~: "a m-1n The Legislature Of
ns1ochial officers In all parishes on he secoen Moo.
day of a!arch. psesed the Hou:e promptly io-ls1.
The House Judicaary Commsttee reported ad3erss}r
to all bills and plans looking to stay lsV.
1; The Ouaeh!ta river WIS rising again on thu s.,h
but there + no cotton coming Into Monroe tnm lie
back country. "''@ ~1o
WadE, which lett here for Galveston. M asSh.fs.
faya ti7es, me. gaie on Sabine Psas, md GoSe II
, 1866-02-02

Defeat OF a Republican Force-The
Siege OF Ianiptco Raf>ed-OMciaJ
ir"fu Ell E1Paso-Appoint1nen to Juarcx,
tabtnct,
Shw foRE. Feb. 1.-The New York Heratds
aasnna correspondent. dating January 27th, gives
~ aecount Of The defeat, By the Imperial aienernl
Fr1eto. In the state Of Tehnanfepec, Ut Hepubii.
can torce Of TOD ander. General Enseor, wilh q
loss 70 ahe latter OF one hnnd1rd killed, The Impe-
.Ifrty wounded. '''e
The state Of siege a. Tasnpco i.as been declared
removed by Marshal Haza,ue.
Heports Of anticipated ehanges in Mazlullian'.
The Republican Geneta1 Porsero DIaz remained
with bis iostc IN The stste of Oa1aca,
,t,'n1x ea' @ hes b r. been rsseye up to the 5h Of
OF the defenders Of Puebla, has been appolnred
TTGfGH!asy Tso Hy q WaE in P1ssIsent Juasez ta6inct
tack ~ raso General FeuAea7' dIvi.ion ,sas ciosc
Dy, aaa ae tp place t. Looked upon a entirely sn.
quilts diseusted With their task Of estcbIshine
haa1emiafan'e authority upon an unwilling people.
, 1866-02-02
A DISASTROUS FIRE.

A Car of the Enlted Seafca Exprex.
Company on the New York aud Eric
Knifroad re>truyed. With Two Safe,
-Io+~ 100000.
SEw YoEK, Feb. 1.-The United States Exnre. ~
co1nneny mat With . very heavy lo.s on Tucsdsr
cal aiachea to the night express t.a}n It the XII
Railoa3, took frc When between Lackaw,xen snt1
Sha1ols and VIA entirely CONSUMED. Two safes,
amount Of money, we're also destroyed with Ibsi1
contents. 1le total loss Will amount 10 about A.
~hundscd thousand dollars The origin Il ths are
comtrstibis mater among The freight We ~. Il.
formed by Mr. Thayer. the General Manager AZ the
Company, mai tts Company az ar prepared to make
money were consigned on the presentation u fna
tlaitne at their ofice In this city.
!. SECOND DESPATCH.
i, INV YoRn, Feb, lon Ttesda5 night "A the
o'clock night express tata. from Je.sey CITY, o.
, 1866-02-02

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trioune.1
LEXINGTON. ky., Feb. l.
The Turner-Buekner prosecution against Judge
Goodloe, commenced In this city to-day before the
Lcs1slsts1 Committee. Mayor Buckuer, the
mover Of The resolution In the House, was present
10 tupcrinfe and the action Of the Committee, and
Turner arrived with his strikers early this morn
ips, having len home before daylight. No poin.
aS yct been made acafnst the Judge. and the p7as~
ccutor= 1ease In The morning. The Committee,
q az hsr seem ana
10 the Capitol. which they DO tomorrow. Judge
q. had ho uollce ot the meeting Of The Committee
arnntci bT thc f1ousc .iTecttns thrn, Ia in e.
, 1866-02-02
IOWA LEGISLATURE.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbune-l
DKs MONIES, Feb. 1.
The House was occupied most Of tho morning
discussing the Senate memorial asklng gran. oi
land from Congreea 10 aid The Iowa i Missouri
State Line Railroad, which was finally adopted.
The bill requiring County 1reasurcrs 10 register
letters to tie STATE Auditor contanps their month
il reports, was ordered to be engrossed.
Tic que. .ion Of ship canals and improvement OF
tic Mississippi jdTer naf1gaelon WIS discussed In
'tI,e Senate. but. nothing definite done.
A liquor law bill vas also discussed. which pro-
pceex 10 tnske the present law more stringent but
.1-t,t., n11r
, 1866-02-02
FROM NEW YORK.

Tic n. J. Central Asa1Iroad Indicted
1tectIl.. Of the Chamber Of Commerce
-Een, Schofae1I-A FeniHn Huf,uun.
Ntw York, Feb. 1.-The Grand jury OF Hrd4oo
county. n. j.. has made presentnent ueafnsi the
Centzul Railroad, Of New Jcre3, foy cauzin. nut
.aucc b. bringing ra!hage, dead animals and refuse
a1onc the line OF their road, opposite JefseV Cty-
1he Chamber Of Commerce held tt re.,11lsr
monthly meetin: today. The Chamber DENIED he
tEat body had waited upon President John.oa. IN
.nfutnee hin IN making the appointment oi col
Brig, Gen. Wheny. Of Gen. Schodeld's staff, has
arrived from Paris Gcn. Schodrd expects 10 IT.
main in Italy through The winter. ~
LII discussion aboui Fentanisu1, rast eycuSue. In
a saloon on strand street, one man was seriously
Wouuced, and other parties wete slishlly injured.
, 1866-02-02

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribnn.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
st. LoUie, Feb. !.
4 resolution passed the Assembly yesterday, to
investigate the charges made by the Missouri Rt-
publican aeainst Col. Doococke's integrity
Advicrs from aHncy state that day before 5cster.
dry. the ferry boat noea Taylnr, which had been
frozen mp above the freight house, steamed up and
hnokt through the ice to the channel below 70 that
ueSs to The travelling and business public, Who
need all The crossing tacil,lies possible just
Fretcht and passengers csn now DO faruithed trans
uortaiion without de:ny. The Ice in the Illinois has
teen very much weakened within the past few days
Trlra 10 s1u1J nuI GrAr-t,
, 1866-02-02

cA1Eo, Feb: 1.-The steamer Mary E. Forsyth,
ha. arrived, b1ncing additional news ftom the ter.
r'hle explosion and burning Of the steamer Miami,
ntsr the mouth Of Arkansas tser. She tl1n.s
Captain f. 4. Levy and . part Of the cx.w. John
I. Lusk Md Charles T. johnson. int clerks, are
among the lost. The number Of The lit Of lost
swcls to fto9 one hundred and htty to two huudred
person4: F1tty bodies hive already been picked up
and buried Al the place OF the disaster, and fity
wounded a1r now In hotpitaI Al Helena. Ark,,
moet Of whom will die. kine Or ten rkeietooss
Of pe1sons burned to death ase to be eeen near
the boiler On the deck. Nr. William Lynch, Stew
gd, aniyed an the Forsyth, 8 dying condition.
ths pot1cs. = negro was blown 70 atoms. The
boats ezsw N ii Numbered tbi1tJ;!wo, onjy sessn
Of whom escaped alive. James WoN snd Jacob
Koqnette, two ofthe cabin boys, arc tafe. George
h'renhere, second steward. IL Lost A. regards
the number and natnes OF those who pertehed II IL
impossible to learn. as al The books and p,perr
were DESTROYED By fire. The hn!l Of the boat lies
eunk af the place 10 which she dfted after the e.
pInsfoa.
1t IL stated. that Of the ntne.y-one members o,
company ., Sd regiment United States infanfr5,
*ho were On the huEzieane{soof os the in4ated
steamef nearly Ill were los instead Of only thirty,
led.
, 1866-02-02
FROM PANAMA.

Afltxas OF the AAantfc-Later from
Chili-Vaspurafso and CaIaera R1oci..
Adcd-EnxMcceAsfnt Astemnsa ,o c.n-
ture Chtilan Steamer,
NEw YoRk, Feb. 1.-The stcuncr Atlantic ,x,,,,,,,
sGAOD U fpecte, and Panana dates 10. the Sd,
Among nes paeeengere are Nj. Hanssarak. UnIted
Si3tes 9,n,ses e Ecuador. on leaFe Of absence,
The SUCCESSOR Or Admiral Pnreja ra1sed The biocI
nde q Coa9aMho bY concentrating Inc spanish
sanaa;on =. sad Ga1ac1a. These pors are
LII TO capture the chiEan steamer At Eai.
deEa failed as Alter getting Possession, fhe Snsn.
.a1as Ves seS asen 91 eT he Gillian soldiers On
queht attempts were also uussccessuI liza traaa ot
tshi]i Is brisk. A'' oaus VI
, 1866-02-02

WA*H1So7oS, Feb. 1.-Senos Romero In October
Last addressed Secretary Seward letter inciosinc
copy o. a Communication from the Liberal Union Of
lhe CfF1c Guard OF Lece, dsted 1ltb August Last.
together with copy OF resolutions PISSED The day
heiore by that association. protestins against the
proposal OF Lieut.. Gen Feelinck, Eommauder Of
The Cas1l Gnara Of Hruaseis, TO erect a monument
10 The memory Of De'c1ans who tell IN The action
At TncumbaFo in the Mexican Republic. on she lIth
day Of April 1885, because the. lost theis Nyes in
Cause opposed to nhestJ, and in cont1adIs,inction
to the efforts Belgiaas 1nade In 1870 to gain thc,1
independence.
Secretary Se1afd on the 9Th Of Janna,y, address.
ed Scnor Romero note asking him IL accept hi.
tkahkt for courtesy in communicating tnterrstinr
papers 10 The Department
, 1866-02-02
Mem a1hfrttSemeNtS.
.PRlNC> TRADE.
1866.

We announce full prepaFa-
tion forSPRINC BUSINESS,
having RE-ARRANcEo Our
Store to favor our large and
increasing trade. Our Sales
Rooms now consist OF four
floors SEX so, and four 26x
f6o, with every convenience
and facility. Cur several De-
partments,
, 1866-02-02

SENATE
nu 'nol,on o. W BROWN. Of No., II uas re-
be directed .o inquire lnto The e1pedlency oi
amending The Constitution OF the United staies SO
a. 10 oee!afe M1lh greater certainty the power Of
1onetcse 10 enforce and determine By aupropr1ate
s,Iums1, md muae especially nr1t, that which rc-
clss me people N1thout distinguishing them BY
tMton; "a ihat which assures the ctttxeue OF each
'he ,es a. ,hss xh!ea e93oias apon r.
csh lof@ o. GgsEtument
NJ. SEsA1IH. Of Oregon, Offered the following
,Eetosed, That The Committee or Commerce be
alfesteo 10 inquire inso ne e1pedi;ney Of mixing
a. . lot the improvement ot ne naIi
nRoF1 ,, Sy b'll M q othefriss; e;
,c,d VI fASp: IN *, offered The following reso-
'a Gssosetd, % iii he Samn,ttee On the yudc,.,
~ d,nsied ao inquire a. % !he expedicny and
eonst!niiona!ny Q! eTtcndin: ne }unsdict5on ot
ibe courts Ct The United states oscr AL suits
monfht aeaihst any pe1so on tor nets Under the
Authority Or IN I'D OF the military force Of the
iitcd states. and alto or al suits troasht against
n aia of 1he to.SIled Confederate ststes, and re-
pos1 W 1il! q 9t6e1M1ee4
~. ENUEs Ea1a of Toolds on Monday
| s.se a. e. Ise House sesss!ds1 a1d Roua S1 e.
9eascl 70 keepi u heiofe nc sena1e nnu pastco-
zoe ., as aa AZ, dssIs m 9ei s r. r.
-. bn+n,. = ~, - ~, >. II ~ g. 1~
Mr mtaW oG1e sW;1 naa ensm a. an easis oay
~, ~, u ,,,. 49,, .ea .I ~ toc teso!utton oaess4
y ~ l1 ~ 1atN. uiG ..ne s@ c9mmendtne tne
y m ~ te s.ssss ;nn,n oa ~ y, ,ns,n ,os 5
,on ~ nr ,ee ,e IT, snd u. III i a. and sos
Sn-sa =! - -. .1Ms a,,a heacs - va ~; n9~oa
sasr euch o,n... ~ Aneaaas aosa WIZ oasls aaa
~ - s1U c4ete a. Mtsu n sonG11
wv " v, .su HF noMaIu sala taat on me sist daJ
~ H ne suIus'ea Ies9I1no9 OF inquiry
,ad ,as ne ~ agon wh'Gh 81 PAIL FL ~. s
sa,,, s.u, ~, ~. N resse 70 Ias nc fIcsdenl
ee..a se. nsaet messsge aeeomfaneo ~ two comm0~
hssaiaonr. ons Hon the secaetNy 81 Mu md the
o.ner nom NE Attorney General NJ Howard
-nS1ne Tead e1'facfs from those two documenta.
Qfoereded 20 contoseH the opinion OF the Atfor-
my GeneEnl that Davis must bc tried for ucAson in
come one ct the stases where 1he tcason was COM
oa.,ted- there b N expectation said Mr: How
I'd. which has 1een more prevalent Than another
among ibe loyal people Of Inc United staiea, Il is
tEfe that is due to Our dignity ~ nation md to
'be ohhRatlont We owe to lhe Constitu-
mon Of the Datior. tha: there should be
Hp&3. .ai1nfeumeEi and punishment according
10 The fot1ne Of 4w Of sonr at ieaEt OF The ring
leaders Of The rebellion. II vas Davie' colnmand
that shed the blood and Caused the death OF mort
than a quarter or million Of men, and the naste
snd de.unctioa Of GoN, coz, ,oo0 OF property. Mr..
Howard then entered into legal argument N op-
portion 10 the Attorney Generals stcWr. be held
thsf uavH might be 1r1ed IN Penneylvanfa Of Ohm
In HA%t fksk- EfAf.. .f-A - fax *
, 1866-02-02

Octnila Of the Lokx Of the Steamer A@ler
AJFes - Terrible Scene on Hoard -
, Twelve Lives LQkt-DIAgracefuI Isob-
, 1866-02-02
Alexander H. stephens on the Georgia
! SenatDrAh1p.

Nav York, Feb. LIN n letter, declining The
U. 5. scnatorshsp OF ueosgia, Alexander. II
Stephens snys: MY reasons lor declining need moi
be stated. Earnestly deeitous az am fer q speedy
restoration Of civil Law, perfect peace, harmony
and prosperity throughout The whole country, dc
NOT. under existing circumstances, zee much pros
pec OF the availability OF my services to these endt
in nDy pubic position: moreover. % lar1 Is an
persopaliy concerned, do not think 1t proper ol
polite thai The election should be- postponed with
any view to pEobabie change OF present cfrcum
st1uceR. or probable change Of my position on the
subject, md trust that no mcmb2f Will give ever
complimentary vote 10 me 10 tho election"
, 1866-02-02

:. WAsHINaroy. Feb. IAN individual claiming to
be from Massachusetts Was arrested at The Execu.
tive Aaneion today, having been detected stealing
pieces from the curtains Of the east room. Such
acts common that 1t is necessary that exau1-
pl,s should be made Of offenders. The parsy ,ya.
therefore taken before the Superintendent oE po
llce- and required to giTe bail III tho sum Of i've
hundred d0f1ars 10 appear tomorrow md answer
fiiaSns.4.
, 1866-02-02
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!. .ETNA
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ASSETS, S2,036, 6,823.05.
Nearly 9oooPolicie inlS65.
Receipts for Interest very nearly
paid the losses.
1900 Policy Holders in Chicago.
Dividend Fifty Per Cent. nnd
PAYABLE upon Premiums of the
ycur ending Jun. J1St, 1863.
Two years sooner thnA In DINER
Leading Companies.
NEW FEkTURES--NEW TABLES
new FEkIuRES--NEW TABLES

BT WHICH.
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and ENDOWMENT, payable at 65
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dinary Life, and Ten Payment Policies
payable at death only. We call special
attention to these Tables as exceed
ingly attractive, and ORIGINAL with
the E;tna. In case payments are dis
continued, after two premiums have
beea paid, the Company contract to
pay, At DEATH or the SPECIFIED
AGE, an amount in proportion to the
number of:pre1iuns paid. a promi-
nent Company advertise to pay AT
DEATH ONLY, in such cases, thus
destroying the effect and desirable
feature of an Endowment Policy.
Wetake 500, 600 on first~class lives,
and have done so for year past.
We refer to the Mass. and New York
Insurance Commissioners Reports for
1864 and 1865 as an evidence Of the
Safety, Reliability and Unparalleled
Success Of the Etna Life.
Call and see Us before you Insure.
We have pleasant Office and shall be
happy to zee orr old customers and all
others desiring to insure or obtain in
formation connected with this Com
pany.
Applications for Insurance or for
Agencies can be made at this Office.
, 1866-02-02

Enforcing Governments Stamp Duties.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Feb. 1.-Co1lectos Speed, In
Accordance With Instructions from Washington Ia
requiring coal tickets and dray tickets to be
stamped The coal merchants have, almost without
exception, made report OF the number of tickets
takcn BY Them for the delivery OF coal snre te 1st
Of November. aud IN the presence ot the Collector
destroyed starnps equivalent to the number Of
tickets not stamped. since which tettfement they
hold themselves ll9b}c for nj such tIansac1pus.
, 1866-02-02

VAsuISGroN, Feb. 1.-The patdou bEokcras,s
case has been brought to close Cen Baker ~aa
Fonal liberty Of Mrs. Lucy Cobb, and to bare ex
lo1ed ftom her the sum Of sso0, which SUN vas
paid TO her through Gen. Naktf for prosecuting
pardon hased falee prcteuces, tho lady being en-
gnged In such brokerage businese. The Jury afte1
an absence from The court Of an hour and twenty
minutes, returned with verdict Of guilty OF false
fmpFfsoumeut and not Eufttv Of exIoFtlon.
, 1866-02-02
UrcanEzation OF an Artillery Board
The Conference Of CcnerAfA-The As
AnAftt1flnu AHxard1.

UA.HthS7ox Feb 1.-Ileut+ Gen. Grant has Is-
sued m order announcing the olpantrstion Of per
mercnt Artillery Board 10 which questions relating
70 the artillery service may be reierTd BY The Sec.
1stary Of Waf and tie Gcnefal-tnC Ch!ey. and which
may nlto originate Recommendations, in regafd to
The efctney OF interests Of the artillery arm Of The
Hoard: B1eyet Rr1gadier General H.. J. Hun,
,,jsnten,nttolone % a1!leEy Btese! co!onel a.
t;lhhon 4,h artillery; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
r. n Een5smin, Esptatn ID attillegy, Secretary.
| I,enl. Ten. Grant and Hat, Gena- Sherman.
;lnosoaa and Mead. arc In regular sesslon ut The
, 1866-02-02

Lust OF the Army Of the Potomac.
esEw 1olk, Feb. 1.-The 10Th Sew York :,tate
milstjn regiment, numbering FIVE hundred and sixty
otiee1s and men, under command Of B1eyet Hsig.
ten- jacob q haldeneerg, which armed in this
10 narta hlnnd where they will be paid Of and ~
ceyc thelr tnnl discharge This le the List Infantry
regiment oi lhe Amy Of the Potomac
, 1866-02-02

cAllo, Feb. 1.-Iate Mobile papers state That th
Tombighec rIer tF infested with guesilia.. who af
into and plnuder passing steamers. A force ha
them.
Small pox prevails at Nobileand IS On the In
crease d. Montgomery, and very fatal among freed
Y,Nn
, 1866-02-02

RICHMOND. Feb. 1.-The Senate Quaaimousfs
adopted Joint resolution to-day declaring that tbe
people Of Virginia cordially approve Of the
structton policy Of President johnson. and pledge
co-oreras!ou Ii the vice and inst action he has
commenced. The second resolution denosace. Is
criminal and crnel the efforts Of those representing
our views to he different from those We herr assert
, 1866-02-02

TRENTON, y. J., Feb. 1;-Doth Hoases have
unanimously agreed 10 eo into joint meeting On
Wednesday, the 7th Inst. 3Ir. Scoseis ra55.nnons,
protesting against the withdrawal Of Federal troops
By the COMMITTEE on Fede.a] Relations On Tuesday
nRyt
, 1866-02-02

They mcei earlier thsn Congress and sIt shout IL
long aud the result Of their deliberations. will
be lid before The Military Committee Of ihe Sen.
a'c. Senator Wilson, Chairman Of that committee,
be famed by them euabod Wing their toInt couclu-
sons. Gen. Grnnt desired The siewr Of his able
fore tuamoned M ihem. Gen. SheYiisn T Would aIso
have been called but for the e1ieruc1es OF the SER
yice In the Southwest He has not been aent for,
and Is no, expected, iii reports to The contrary mol
The statement having been made that the dlstrf.
button Of the awnrue 10 The csptors Of the assa.s1na
tion eonsprators would be made ycstcrday, has
eHeh 0! whom Is an anxious cxpcct1nt. TIE list OF
vhllo hundreds Of tho.e Justly entitled to them
remain he1e Tesk AFTER week szhsustlns TIC re-.
e3ofoi1ant hotei biIs.
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES m g of ,Gon1.ara
hv fhc C,,tltnr 1ttntxr.r-.h hn1,t1nn ~
mtntsr nonaxt,.n,s.s- 1,,+.,;u,. .. Va
tribuf1ous TO the Freedmen.
new YoHK. Feb, l.--Deztntchc1 from Wa.hfn,
ion tsy it Is rumo1ed that Goye.nIuent ia about
eoma months aso, wherein emieTants ssere allowed
sldasl protection ID 20 ias a. IL GaS Depaa1. ra
and I iii he en- ade to sppy to- to xoeaS
ard Pacific ports "a we'll should It BE- found nsres-
>a5y. @~~~''
The chilian Minfftex and high ChtlIan naval
otesf recently made an inspection Of moni!ors at.
.shf Nasy afa. ~ II y known That the chillaut
ncte arc fufm,ses that this Inspection Was
preliminary 10 N effort 10 thai direction, but 1t Il;
Understood The Government woad not At present
naaEe . ssle;
The Nar Department has ordered The di.eoltinn~
anee o. The military distrc:s Of Mafne, New lamp
shire, Vermont. Massachusetts. Rhode Island and
Connecticut All rrgImentaf officers therein are or
dercd 10 Their commands, md Ill others direct
, 1866-02-02
Ntm aDncrttSgmg1rB,

u C. II. aCKlVEN i CO., Advertising
Agents, 61 Dearborn street. nrc authorized
Agents . receive Advertisements \ far ihe Tri-
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ONE the Uufte1 Stutek 8nd f:anadx
, 1866-02-02

4f&Ge I24s Hcf'~ ~ s"e OA11AH
Boaru RI <z2oe, and WI foce1Fed with much favor.
!. - estimated 10 cost F1oo,o00.
Ths death Of John Gibson, the celebrated
sealrtor, Is announced by the iasf t.eame4. Mr.
Gtheor wus BON At Conway, North Tnles, In 1871.
and wis consequently in his seventy -slx,h year.
Soon af;cr hIe brth his father moved to Liverpool.
and youpg Gibson, after endeayonne to prevail on
Lis pz.ents to ul1ow him to study painting, for
which lr had shown prediction, wa., ii The age
o1fouzseen. apprauced 70 cabinet .naake. md .oou
ahes 10 a woou-cafver. In tins employment he re-
mainea> until an accidental Tlsit to marble yard
filled t1n With desire to become sculptor. which
he Aoca DID by shc consen, ofhis mother, he having
purchased III. tne. A. his talent developed itself
nc ats''esed The nof,ce, among Others, Of William
Hoseoe. Who invited him 10 hi' house. lent him
prints aud models. and encouraged him in the pns-
suif Of hl* aH. 4 fand was soon :aited BY hls
Trends m Asespool to enable lin 10 prosecute his
etaoaee 10 !ay ND IN 1877 he went TO itupe wnerc
nc sesneo' nc be'aesc, up to the time Of his
oeath. 1he famous canova7 ahe9 examining
o'nuon sAetcoct. not oaly received him into hse
fsaoM' out oneseo MN pecnntaF5 assistance md re-
9., 'o a"ep oin 10 some o. The we7'th'est patron-
~ ~ n'e oeath OF cano'a. be placed himself
sa.~a 49, ~ mus enloyang IN h't early ef-
tsoas <.1,n,a,. NV ~ nsuaeuoha OF The Two most
n.,tt1r. H.. b.,1nt,s rnt 'ns oose d,stfoctre
sf<s I'm, conlrihu,,on N ~, ~. ssn "asSs' aio
~ ,h. Zr,,,,vrr rs1rrn,sa co- s..a. oosne