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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-27
Foreign News.


The English army is at present in want
of recruits--a want it is found very difficult
to supply. 5aaa ,'NsS'e@'' 81 -
| Advices from Havana say that President
Johnson's message made favorable i'm
preston there. rgssa ,@oa Faea# islaR
q Marshal Bazaine is re ported to have re-
ceived General Sherman Hospitality, and in
Viteds him to visit the City Of Mexico as his
guest.
A farewell dinner was given to Mr.. Bige-
low, the American Minister, at Paris, on
the 18th, at which the, Emperor was ex-
pected to be present.
Thomas Madden, one Of the Fenian pris-
oners on trial at sweetsburg, Canada, was
convicted on the 2lst, and sentenced to be
hanged on the 9Th Of February.
The king of the Sandwich islands has
addressed q letter to the President thank
ing him for the courtesies extended to the
Dowager Queen Emma during her visit to
the United States. a.
A cable dispatch gives as q reason for
Maximilian's detention in Mexico, the fact
that the Austrian army is strongly in favor
of the disappointed Emperor as an imme-
date successor to Francis Joseph, Of Aus
tria.
The troubles of Macmillan are increas-
ing since he has determined to remain in
Mexico The Liberal General Rodriguez,
with force of Eve hundred men, made a
dash on 0rizaba, 8 few days ago, and Maxi
milan narrowly escaped capture. ar
Advices from Trieste, December 23d,
state that the Turkish feet in Canadian
waters has been largely increased. The
instruction in Gambia is by no means
crushed, and further fighting is stated to
have occurred.
The Emperor of Russia lately desired
loan of $3O,O00000 in England, and was at
once offered $500, 900, 600 by the anxious
capitalists. They will trust the Autocra4
but, since the late panic, are afraid Of home,
companies. On. account of this distrust, it
is stated, several great public works have
been stopped for want of funds.
Mexican dates to the 5th, state that the
San Luis Mexican church party have en-
gagged to furnish Maxinilian with ten mil
lions of dollars and ten thousand Mexican
troops to induce him to remain, Also that
the French General Bazaine had issued
manifesto declaring that the French troops
would hereafter remain neutral taking no,
p$Ft whatever in Mexican affairs. -~t
Macmillan has determined not TO abdi-
cate just yet, and has issued proclamation
for q Congress Of. the Mexican people, to
consider further the government of the
country. The Empire has been divided
into four divisions, with Generals Nedoria,
Nejia, Miramon and Marquese in command.
Macmillan has changed his headquarters
to Puebla1 Ten millions Of dollars and
forty thousand men have been raised 10.
defend and support the Empire 71 .i~
There are prospects Of an interminable
war in South America. Bolivia has CON
cluded an alliance with Paraguay, By which
the former agrees to add materially TO the
strength of the Paraguayan army, and the
war is to be carried into Brazil In the
meantime, Peru and Chill hare determined
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-27
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Gold closed in New York on the 22d
inst, at 1884.
G.aF. Menainger, Secretary of the rebel
Treasury, has obtained bis pardon. TWAS
recommended by Hon. W. H.Seward, Hon.
Henry Stanberry, David Dudley Field, of
New York, and others. osr
The Senate judiciary Committee have
decided. to report against nearly all the
nominations made by the President during
the recess, and are in favor Of the House
bill changing the time for the meeting OF
Congress. ."'i-1'A .''
The New York Herdz9's account Of Curl
GUS discoveries in Minnesota, traces Of
American prehistoric civilization" etc.,
arc pronounced g hoax by the citizens OF
ST. Anthony, where the discoveries were
said TO have been made. The Herald adj
mits that its information was incorrect. is
J. G. PATTERSON, Of Hartford, for $4z, 500,
engages to erect at Gettysburg white haft
of Italian weather proof marble Al feet
high, the statutory work Of which has been
already begun by Rogers, in Italy. and will
be flashed by January 1st. 1868. His
plan has been accepted by the board Of
manogers. eta E'ae.V ri 7 il -
1t is announced that messages are now
transmitted between New York and Valen-
tia, Ireland, through the land lines to
Hearts Content and the caoie, at an aver
age rate of but FIVE minutes time. The
entire land route is being placed in relia-
bic condition, and those vexatious delays
that have heretofore SO often occurred are
likely to be overcome.
The contract for supplying the Postoffce
Department with stamped-letter envelopes
for the year ending June 30, 1867, has been
extended to George Nesbit, of New York,
who has furnished the Department for sew
eral years past. Thirty eight millions Of
envelopes were furnished the Government,
and it is estimated that fifty millions will
be required fer the present year. 10 in +
The splendid ironrc clad New Ironsides, g
frst-class vessel Of war, of 1886 tons, old
tonnage, ana 2,5SG new, was destroyed by
fire on Sunday, the 10th, at the pier at
League Island. She has been laid up for
some time. The New Ironsides was built
by Messrs Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia in
1862, at cost of $4,000 She had a
wooden hull, and was plated very heavily.
She served in the South Atlantic Squadron
at Charleston, where she suffered from the
explosion of the torpedo boat David, on the
14th of August, 1868. We have no ship at
present in theservioer which has won more
rencwn in so short time than the New
Ironsides. She was o capital sea boat !;
competent to make voyage without aid,
and to hold her own wherever she went.
She inaugurated new era Of naval ship
building, and, though now 50 unfortunately
destroyed, will have effected valuable re-
suits in our naval architecture y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-27

Lodge, Tenn, killing six passengers, and
ipjuring and burning several more. On
the same day, the passenger train on the
Nashville & Decatur railroad run off the
track, thirty six miles south Of Nashville,
at Carriers Creek The train is total
wreck. Several passengers were badly in
jured, but none Killed outright. Two trains
also ran off the track ct the Lebanon branch
railroad smashing tbs cars, killing mum.
Der of hogs and iniuring several 6rovers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-12-27
MisfeIIaily.
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TIE flying cloud, tho frosty light:
The year IL dying m the night;
Ring out, wild bells -shd let him die.
Ring du tfhe old. ring in tho neW,
Rug kapBy lbeis, scross the snow;
ghe year going let him go;
Ring sotiths false, ring IN the frns.
Ripg out the grief That saps the mind.
For those that here we see no more;
~-Bing cut thefsnf of rich and poor,
.KAg p redress oGalIrlaakind.
Ring ont a slowly dying cause,
Aid ancient forms Of party strife;
Ring ia tResnobier modeso of iifs, -
With Seetsr-mahners, purer laws.
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Ring on : tho want, the care, the sin,
sesTbe faith less GOODNESS of the ,times-. e .'i'
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RuE ring the fuller minstrel in. eggs
Ring op1 ftlss pside inplace and blood.
the civic ala der and the spite;
Ring in the loye OF Truth and right,
Ring in the coiaaioB love of geea.
Ring ont old shapes and foul disease ,s.s.
RING ont The IMPROVING Ia OF gold; -
Kng Qpt.the fhonsspnd wars Of OLD, r--=4i5
Rps in tae Thousand years Of peace. yo4- ~.
q Ring the valiant man and free,
~ The larger heart, the kndlier hand
Ring ont the Darkness Of the land,
,Gipg IL. the Christ that is to be. ,.is4s
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
FROM WASHINGTON. .
Disappearance of the ChOZe
T0 at H0lit0G.
COMBINATIONS, pARDoNs. Sc.

WASHINGTON, May Ia.
The Sabbath School Union composed of 3S
Protestant schools, S7S teachers, and 1000
scholars, celebrated their anniversary to-day
with six bands of music, national flags, floral
decorations, &c. They proceeded to the Cap
itol grounds, where they were entertained with
vocal and instrumental music and addresses.
The spectacle was beautiful and interesting.
The Consul at Halifax, under date of Nav
7th, writes to the Department of State that
the cholera has entirely disappeared from the
quarantine station, and that within the last
week no case has occurred either within the
city or vicinity.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations: -r.
Richard "a. Rousseau, of Kentucky, Minis
ter to Honduras; and as Consuls, Edward
Maynard, of Tennessee, at Turks Island !; Jno.
Henry, at Quebec; Charles Yates Roosevelt,
Of New York, at Copenhagen; George F.
Kettelle, OF New York, at Carlsruhe.
The Senate also confirmed Morris P. Brown,
as Indian Agent for Utah; E. G. Darlington,
District Attorney for the District of Colum-
bia; HI. ii. Henry, Marshal for the District of
Vermont; John Bevins, Marshal for the
Northern District of Mississippi.
A considerable number of Post masters
were confirmed, including j. p. Fessenden, at
Lewiston, Maine.
Inc ffesluelG granted pardon to-day to
Brig General W. Cox, of North Carolina, a
confederate General, on recommendation of
Gen. Howard, Brig. Gen. Whittlesey, Assist
ant OF Freedmens Bureau, for South Carroll
ma, Gov. Worth and eX-Goy. HolIed. +"
The pardon of Brig. Gen. D. II. Hooper, of
Arkansas, who served in the rebel army, was
signed by the President this morning.
1t has been stated in some of the newspa-
pers that Gen. Sickles has declined the mis-
sion to Hague, but no such notification had
reached the State Department. ..e
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
The Collectorship Of New York
SANTA ANNA TO REPLACE MAXI
MILAN IN MEXICO.
Diplomatic Complications Assasna-
ing Threatening Aspects.
NEW YORK. Nav

NEW YORK, May IA.
The Commercials special says it is rumored
at the Treasury Department that Mr.. Smythe
may remain President Of the National Cen
trail Bank, after entering upon his duties as
Collector of New York. %4 +
The Mexican Republicans in Washington
fear that Santa Anna's return OF Secretary
Stewards visit indicates that on his return to
Mexico he may replace Macmillan by NOM
inal Republican government, guaranteeing the
French debt. frr zaEc'
Diplomatic complications with South
American power are assuming a threatening
aspect, and may be the beginning Of fdifficul,ie;
with foreign powers. ,SS'as>
The Commercials Washington special des-
patch says the President has signed the
amended habeas corpus act. The act is in
Tended to protect civil and military officers of
the Government from malicious prosecutions
Messrs. Washburne. Boutwell, and LeblonIe
have been appointed special Committee to
visit Memphis to investigate the recent riot
there. I
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
Terms So pe,. annat1., IN 0drance.

A PROPHECY. = Mrs. Hill prophecies that in
1869, February 9TH at O'Clock in the morning. will
be the ushering in OF the Millenia morn" In note
to the prnter," sho requests that this information
be sent as f,r as 1t can." .H..
Considering the matter as belonging more exclu-
sively to the Religious press, offered the docu-
ments to one Of the Editors of religious paper.
put he declined them on the ground that they were
addressed to printer and that he was no printer
Under these circumstances concluded to comply
WIN Mrs. HilPs request. and she will take notice that
we have not "hid the revelation,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
The H.alth If Jeff. Davis.

FORTRESS MONROE, May IA.
It is understood as the result of Secretary
McCulloch's visit, that President johnson has
directed the Surgeon of the post to make
special report of the health of JEFF. Davis, as it
is confidentially said that during the past
twelve months the unnecessary tramping and
changing of the guards around his cell, has
prevented him from enjoying, at any one
time more than two hours unbreken sleep.
That his health is falling rapidly. He ex-
pressed extreme pleasure when the news of
his Indictment reached him, feeling that
speedy action in his case would soon follow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
From California.

.EAAA SAN FRANCISCO, May H.
The steamer Golden City from Panama has
arrived, with New York dates to April 21st. s
The Western Union Telegraph Co.'s steam
er Geo. s. Wright made trial trip on Satur-
day, for the purpose of testing her sailing
qualities She worked satisfactorily.
The Crown Point Mining Co. has declared
dividend of $50 for April, and the Imperial
dividend of $40 for the same month. Gould
& Curry is announced free of debt, with $7O,-
600 to its credit The Savage raised $50 tons
of ore last week. Nothing is reported of the
operations of Yellow Jacket. Ophir reports
$4,000 in bullion since May 1st The mines
OF California report 100.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
Annfher EniIisre.

PHILADELPHIA, May IA.
The failure of Work, Mecaueh & Co., bank
ers of this city, caused 1nuch excitement at
the Stock Board this morning. The failure
has entailed heavy losses on stock speculators
They were great bears in the Westonville Pas
senger Railroad, shares, which were forced up
to 45 and then. fell to 20. To-day they de-
clined to g.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
Union Meeting at Ragerstosca, Md.

DALIlMORE, May IL.
Hon. a. Maynard, Senator Cresswell, Hon.
Frank Thomas, Gen. Garfield and Hon. j. L.
Thomas, Jr. addressed a meeting at Hagers-
town, Nd, on the issues OF the day. Among
the resolutions adopted were the following:
Resolued, That we are alike opposed to the
granting of suffrage TO negroes IN Maryland,
and to the representation of non-voting ne
groes by rebels, that therefore we fully and
completely endorse the Congressional alnerd-
ment to the Constitution, basing representa-
ton ON the voting population, and all laws
forever prohibiting leading rebels from holding
any office of confidence or trust.
Resotocd, That we firmly believe the safety
and perpetuity of a Republican government,
both State and National, depend on the reten-
ton of power in the hands of loyal men, and
therefore we adhere to the doctrine that none
but loyal men should govern State, even If
their number should be less than 5000.
Res0tred, That we firmly adhere to the reg
istry law of Maryland, and win oppose any eff
fort to repeal or modify the same.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15

fo TLAND q ROCHESTER, RAnRoAD.-A new
anu peautiui car, built at the shop of the Company
was paced upon this road yesterday. tits calculated
10 accommodate Twenty-Five or thirty passengers.
Ihe workmanship and finish of the car are excellent
and prove that this Company need not 60 outside OF
their shops to obtain first class cars
Yesterday afternoon the car was attached to the
dummy engine and car, and with the Directors Of
the Company and some few invited ones, made trip
to Gorham. 1t was pleasant ride.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15

PRovIsIoNs.-Messrs. S. Winslow g. Co., No. II
Milk Street Market who constantly supplied with
the best Of provisions have commenced running q
first class market-wagon to supply their customers,
which will be great convenience to purchasers, es-
peciay those residing at distance from the market.
We have seen some of the finest cuts of beef that
have been exhibited here this season, which came
from their stand All fresh vegetables viii be con-
stantly kept for sale.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
}, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1866.
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

NEW YORK, May IA.
Steamer Tarifa from Liverpool has arrived.
News anticipated.
The steamer Montezuma from Jamaica has
arrived. - -er
Richard Van Varick, a member of the po-
lice force was arrested to-day for stealing
piece of silk on Broadway.
Clins's chair mandatory, S3 Goerck street,
was destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss
unknown. 5 rn.le
CINCINNATI, May a.
There were seven deaths by suicide in this
city last week. t5s
A special dispatch dated New Orleans 18th
inst, says one white person and five negroes
were burned to death at fire on New Levee
street, on Saturday night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
PROVINCIAL ITEMS.

The Parliament of New Brunswick was
dissolved by proclamation on Wednesday, and
a general election takes place Immediately, the
writs being returnable Goth June.
The St. John Ecening Globe says: "In ev-
cry County of Nova Scotia, the people are
gathering from towns, villages, hamlets, and
the remotest country districts, and at SOL
emn meetings, condemn in strong and une-
quiGocal language the action of the Legislature
in passing resolutions in favor of Confedera-
ton. Five men could not be elected in the
whole Province to sustain Confederation"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15

PANTEcNATHEcA.-This exhibition continues to
draw good houses, and the audiences have been OF
the first respectablity 1t is well managed and has
given universal satisfaction to ALL The little prodi
gies were well received last night, and they well de-
served the applause whi,h they received. They are
certainly wonderful children, and completely aston
ished the audience by their power and pathos. No
entertainment has been in city more deserv-
ing OF patronage than the Pantecnatheca.
GEN Dow VISITS EJRoPE..-We understand that
Gen. Neal Dow leaaes this city to-day his way to
Quebec, to take the steamer Peruvian on Saturday
for Liverpool. He goes at the urgent invitation of
the friends of temperance in Great Britain, to aid in
urging upon the people the Importance to their well
fare of prohibtory law permssive bin. He hopes
also to recruit h,s health by the excursion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements, ro.p.,

New Advertisements To-Day
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN
Last Party-AIechanics' Hall.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS COLUMN.
Hambetonian Stallion Gideon.
Southern Pine Lumb Wv. w. Brown.
North Yarmouth Academy-Summer Term.
Auction Sale-E. NJ. Patten.
For Saie-House.
For Sae-MeIodeon.
For Sale-House.
House for Sale-L. D. Strout
Southern Pine Lumber-C. & R. Holyoke.
Claye Molasses-H. 1. Robinson.
Wanted-Situation. I- - =. I,..- 4-.jli.s.-
Daily Line between Portland and Penobscot River
Clarvoyant-Madame Z. f. Levin. t -a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
From Buemos -4yres.

NEW YORK. May IA.
We have Buenos Ayres dates of March 9th,
and Rio Janeiro of April 9th
The Paraguayans had, it is said, passed the
Parana at Candelaria, and driven back the al
lied outposts, and were advancing against the
Brazilian army under Baron Algre. s ,..- -
The city of Buenos Ayres was visited by a
terrific hurricane on the 9th, blowing down
several houses and doing great damage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
Collector Kings Body Recovered.

-strrF1-EsA New York, Nav IA.
j Officer Kenny of the Atlantic Dock Brook
lyn police discovered, this afternoon, the body
of man floating in the gap from Buttermilk
channel, and from appearances it was believed
to be the body of the late Preston King. Sub
the body was positively identified by
Preston King Webster, Mr.. Kings nephew,
Mr.. Sidecker and others of the Custom House.
The coroner will hold an inquest on Thurs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
VARIETIES.

The Richmond Examiner was out in mourn
ing on the anniversary of the death of Stone
wall Jackson, and called upon the people to
deck the graves of the rebel dead with flowers.
Thousands of persons followed the, suggestion
The murderer, Jack Cooper, who was re-
Gently hung at Ravenna, Ohio, was subdued
from fit of passionate raving shortly before
his execution by squirting chloroform in his
face with syringe through the grating of his
cell door. He was then manacled in order to
prevent him from self-destruction.
Hon. Gerrit Smith recently sued the Os-
wego and Rome Railroad Company for $4,000
damages alleged to have BEEN done to his prop
erty at Oswego by the building of the track
thereon. The matter was submitted to arbi-
tration, and the referees. have awarded Mr.
Smith $1,000 damages.
Mr.. Sumner stated in the Senate the other
day, that he thought the public prints had not
given all the points involved in the attempted
assassination of the Russian Emperor, and that
he believed the act was undertaken not SO much
on account ofsthe original edct of emancipa-
ton as in consequence Of the Emperor's subse-
quent course in carrying that edict to its legit-
mate conclusion, by comforting upon the sman-
cipated serfs civil rights,-the right to acquire
property, the privilege of education, and suff-
rage in local affairs.
General Carl Schurz, now of the Detroit
Post, sustained very serious losses by the great
fire at Detroit He had in the railroad build
ing, which was burned, two large boxes, con-
tanning very valuable portion of his library, a
collection of fine geographical aud military
maps, collection of Photographic reproduc-
tions of the best paintings in the gallery OF
Madrid, several volumes of manuscript, num-
Der OF letters from Mr.. Lincoln and other
prominent persons and all his own correspon-
dence with his family during the last twelve
years, embracing diary of the political and
military events with which he has been con-
nscted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15

THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK. The
s,oamsbip England, which sailed from Eu-
rome in the last week of March, and arrived at
New York Quarantine, by way of Halifax,
three weeks ago, with eight hundred and sew
enty-fve of the twelve hundred passengers
dred of the number having died of cholera,
has been released from Quarantine; the pas
sengers are now in various parts OF the city.
There is no sickness among them. The Vir-
ginia, the other cholora ship, is retained at
Quarantine for the present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15

kCoIDENT.-Mr. Charles E. Coombs of Lewiston,
while driving horse and buggy in this city yes err
day afternoon, in turning the corner of York and
Bracket Streets, had his vehicle overturned and he
was thrown out with such violence as to break his
right Leg He was taken to the Police office and the
limb was set by DIR. Hunkin.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
JEFF DaUss' Defence.

NEW York, May ID.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspon-
dent says JEFF Davis read the announcement
of his indictment with Indifference. His main
point of defence will be based on the preroga-
tive granted every citizen to sustain the Off
cial action of his respective State.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
Am Esplanation to be Demanded.

EAsTPORT, May II.
Acting Admiral Boggs has just left here in
the steamer De Soto to demand an explana-
ton from the commander of the English
steamer at st. Andrews, in regard to firing in
to the pleasure boat off Robbinston.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15
Fron, Fortress Ma,,roc.

FORTRESS MONROE, May IA.
Under instructions of Judge Underwood,
the clerk of the Circuit Court positively refus-
ed to allow any one to see the Indictment Of
jeff Davis.
Gen. Hunter has gone North.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-05-15

The Executive Committee of the Fair in aid Of the
Widows and Orphans request us TO say that several
,of the flags that used at the hall during the
week of the Fair have been sent to the wrong pares
and that those holding them are requested to leave
them with Capt Richardson on Exchange street.