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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-23
Traniliu Touutp b~smofratiides Sidet.
Sir Common 9leas @iHter,
WIorreider Grfola Der YbiIaoeIpbia gonpentiol

GIorrei9er Grfols ber philadelphia Contention
gBir trauHen nns bi ben 9eisrn niht su ent
fHulhisen, rsnn mir beute sinen srceen Sbsil NJ
feres Blattes Ger ptilabelpbia Coronation nibmsr
bic tribsr ales Grmarten fhcn am britten Sa,
ttrer Sieuns i9re srp6e Nufsabe slprrsi4 poasn
fete.
Die @cnpenticn Sat bic tSmi1aen gpSttereis
anh aet6lfaen prppts3eituneen Der @atifalt
Rl6n,enh au Ghanben aemaht! $50 fno bic So
cctiner nun NIT itren 8etauptunasn, ha6 Nteman
In 4titahetrtia fsin miirbe ale Elm paar a~etireul
9ntdnssr bee 4rdfcsnten unb Elm 9aufen x@os
p.rtsaes" unb 8ebsuen? Nismals, 10 LANCE B
linton teaett, taate cine Convention, an melhs
RH bas Nclt aus allen Standardization burh isi,
Wtrtreter aablreiher tebetliate. Niemals terrid
IL 9rDeeer Gnttufasmus, niemals 9rSSere Gin
traht In elmer 6tnlihen @eriammlung. sc noe
Elm ratrss @ertribsruneafsa 1piihen DEN Bercl
nern Der refmiecenen Seeticnen Der &eputlif, b
felt Satren burh ssb6iise 3mistraht setrennt. 4,
nun mad beeneiotem streiie auf Dem Ssmsini4af,
ti@en 8coen bee aan,en 8aterlaness ,risosr tesee
men unb Rh bic 9ano our 8sriSbnuns rsihen, u,
fortan anen faber Al teeraten unb Shultsr o
ehulter an Dem GIIde unb Ncble Der @eputl
au arteitsn unb burh ben Stur5 ibrer @eaner ;
Uctfsiretbeit, bic Contribution uno linton su s.
bauptsn
&c muB felbf BON rcrurt6eilsfreten @eanern at
ertannt rereen, ba6 fh bic berpOrrassnbfen Min
ner uno bic tsnffen 3enfer hes 3annss an Der 50,
pmtion te,bsilisten. SsIbF Die Saeobiner Bldt.,
meroen es pcbl niht irusen birfen, ansrfannte Sc
triotsn irie ben alien Sen. Sir BON Nem Dc,f
Sen. Gteebman BON Sbio, bic @snatcren Como
ron Ya., @spsrhp Scbn1cn BON Marplanb u,
buneert ancere, ale r@srtdtber" III t,anbmarfen.
Ser trc9sne reselmd6ise Beriht hes Sslssrapts
stsbt nur sintn ihwahsn 8ssrif con benz Gnttu
fiasmus unb Der traosrlidsn GintraHt, bic in bic
fer Convention pOrterihten. Nah gpsSial So
psiden %iterifies Die Beseifferuns unb bas idS:
Ginrerfdnbni6 iebe 0Orausissuns. Eismals ic
fa rim srosartiseres saauipie1 barsstoten bats
unb namentli@ ,paren es bic iaelihsn Delegate,
irelae nit Der nntdnbisaen BessiReruns ibre Sic
be 3ur Contribution unb Union erneusrtsn unb BE-
Srtlsbrsn Der SeeeiFon fur INNER sntlastsn.
Sie Convention BAT ibre Nufaate erfIut, it
mnb bas 0clf Die feinise erfilen gSir BADEN ser
te Bios &aum, auf bic bsrrlihen, patriotiihsn 8s
fhlatte ju perreiien, bic MIR in eorreeter ueber
fekun8 mittteilen. Gie glbrsfs ipereen mir aus
fibrli4 putlieiren, ietalo mir fe ertaltsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-23
Ncr 0NcttbOtc.
Seroueo,aebsn BON Meinbaro NIB iyieIer.

Strunseeseben bon @einbaro NIB sGyieier.
columbus. BEN %. Nusnf 1866.
Demptrattf6eS Gtaatssxidet.
6Ar etaats-S eeretdr:
Gen. Benjamin &c Geper, RON Stslts Sc.
Sur eupreme= @inter:
4tpmas Or. 8ep, BON Samiltcn SO.
6ir 8ebSrte her Sfentl. Merfe:
WtIIiam eaywiIt, BON aiblanh So.
Ernnilin Gonntp b,mofratifdes Sidet.
Nir Nrpbat= Gibter. = SUtn Sd. 4uab.
gcuntp Mnmalt. Wiltpn s. Wann.
County. GommiTicndr. Spbn O.. 9hwarhs.
Grmeubous. 9ireftpr. - Nemtpn Gibbons.
Sir Common 4leus @idter,
m (8infter geri1ts=9ifritt.)
SDbu e. 0reeu, BON Sra, Tin County.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-23

pSis
Sie Contribution Der Ser. staatsn 1T 6euts ses
nan was fe rOr Dem &risss mar. has utphfs Gs'
ieB fts 2aness mas INNER In Der @pnliituticn uno
Den Gsltssn zines Staatss Dem turiosrlaufe~ unb
tsute, mte Dor Dem arisss, frb voGe nidt burh bic
contribution bsrt5ensralreaisruns lsertraBenfn pbrr
nurh lie cen Staatsn pcren.baltenen @spahen, ben
perihieoenen Staatsn rccr Gem 8rife ~fsrIsltsn res
%lsrpirt."
9isisr 9runhias 1T nidt MIR ourh Die Natur
une eas Nslen u~nlsrsr Hssicrun8 uno fura Wcrt'
laut unb Self Der @cnfiiuticn aerehtfarttat. ION.
BERN Durh aue stten uno grlafs unisrsr 8ssiss
runa In auem loren Gspartsments, une rdbrenb Der
Gausr Der @stslion, Bon ibrsm Mnfan8 Bic
3u i9rem gnee.
Sn jcbsr 8ctldaft unb Defamation heS gra'
Ieenteu puros ausbriiflih erflart, Bag 3iel uno
3usa tes Srieaes lsbislib Die 9stauptuns Der Nu.
Der @cnfituticn unb Der Sntssritdt Der l1ni'
on Isien unb mebl henn einmal nisosrbclte Der
@cnares bisle fsisrlids GrflGruns unb fists ibr Die
bel, Dap ,penn tieitr gnbsrsf srrsitt
lei, Der 8, lea aufb0rsn Irlte uno aasn Staaten ibre
Nshts unb iere Stsauns tenabrt tlsissn
l%ollten.
GRIT felt hsm galub bss Srissss iinb isitens els
nss 2wsisss Der &ssisruns anosrs uno ireitsrs
&shte ssllsnb ssmaat mcrbsn. Ser ScnsrsB bat
ausseiprrhsn, oas ns6sn ben Der @saisruna eurh
rs Contribution itsrtrassnsn Gelpalisn, nislsltt
nunmetr itsr naS GJstist, bic Staatsn une eas
Bolt, 10 an Ger Nsbenicn ~bsibsilist ssipsi fen, aud
nod arisaSrehte, Gas 1T bas @sht Der Gro,
teruna uno Der Sonfsration, bas HeHt Der 8slsis
liauna Ger tsfsbenpsn Staateresisrunsen, Ginrids
tuusen une @el.se, In Anifruh nsbmsn uno rem
Gstiet, unc Ieinen 9epchnsrn fclde Ges
, 1866-12-21

Arrested TOR TnRrnncy-Ssenmbo,ts sank
TF~nbsc with the Bush :. .hackrFH-itehef
Ncwrpnpcr ,Oulcc Dcntrngcd-Acrount ot
the Fight ut LexsnGtoh-clvcr SewB.
Especial despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOUIS, December %.
Clinton Bntb.idEe, notorious Confederate spy
md guerilla during The VII, has been arrested for
yaCranc5.
4 private despatch WIS received here this morn
icC, stating tLas the steamer AfcoA aul No. = that
lett St Louis last We. for Cincinnati. had been
sunk at the loot OF the Falls OF tho O!ao. Her
~as oeuea IL Pittsburgh, = here che IL doubstess
iuIly Insured. Captain barnard, aernt Of tho
hoard Of un4rEwr1ltrx. iearet for Louisville thit
evening to loo. at::1 the interests ofihe 81 loue
theodore Iittou lcctufrd On " Reconstruction
lat right rcfWe IN Immense audience.
from the publication Of IN inccndlary article In a
paper published there, ad,isin: the citizens to
fke IN f.dsse and e1pcl tho tn,iiuA at Lexington.
arrest the cditos and destroy his pres, which vas
promptly done. ths citizens OF Richmond offering
eon.e rel! !.nss. Ihs misiita eo5m'rsa r Nv Gnt.
rent 10 1e1ing.'u propose to aesist tho militia In
pre=er.ilg 1Ae peace.
o ,eo TO Governor Fletcher for special service In
Colonel Montgomery furnishes thc Goscsnt.
!. n, on he iah: a large number q bn.hwhacE'
err eamt into town, from Doeer. with .hcir ie
| solve,s st1dcd a'onnd them A:ch: Clemcnsa
VAS oi the number, and the Co1ouel Eel ahonI
a1resiinS lin, The villain obtained hint Of ths
toIonelt intention, and seeing the Colonel ap
p'oach with : squad Of men, drew hts Ioyolve1
| and fired. Af,er ding tso or three ahots, he
wheeled and 1su. The Co!onc1s tQuad pursued
him, and Al iast killed him.
| O'Clock yesterday afIcinoon. By striking lhs
snnken hull OF INC Imperial. aeent abreast Of tht
the 1oels for repairs, and was thence sseaulne
up 1o~n 10 receive Der Quilt to 60 to Metnphi'
When The collision took pteee. and IN ten minnie.
her lower de,k ~as three feet Under wshr. TheFt
~t1e seven pe:sous OH boz, ID. wto Wcre taken OF
| ~ skir rent from Tho ehose. The bow OF Ii,
t,rss laelc was lei, ti1 feet under water. and tht
/ -tctn juet ous Of w:tter- The huf cAn doubtless
>. .nit c and saycd, Lu, 1t il thought he bottuss
IL. about TON our. The Gray Eagle l. stem
| VI ecl &ow-hoat, owned wholly OF chiefly by Cap
| ;a:n PoftelI. who v as on board and In charge i
| lhe Tine.
| s,acrr of tie 1ecent cold weather ast rapidly dis
.rp. slIrc. There 1s very lit1le Ice rnnn!p. IN 1h
MiktistfI pt 10 tar, ahd b. Tomorrow the ehanne
| will no doubt Le entirely clear.
, 1866-12-21
FROM BLOOMINGTON.
Illinois SntufM1 i&1lreorT t@ociexy-1jlinot
NcADSnu t]nlseraity-kxAn1.nAti N ions, ETC.
ISteclal Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1

Il1,uol. Natural iiI1rsorT sSocie1y-Iiisnols
NcA1snn UnIserstty-AxAm.nasio Etc.
tStecla Despatch to the Chicago Tdbune.]
BLoox1SG1oY, ILL.,. December %,
The closing stA&iou Of The Illinois Natural Hls.
.o.t Society, was held last evening, At seven
O'CLOCK, Dz. vasey in the chair. Several scien-
ttfc larert were presented. but owfa; 10 the slim
attendance, they were not read.
AApirited discussion spra:le mp In regard 10 the
rakt management. and what :honld be done in
the futn.e, in order to bring the Society more
prominently beiuEe the people, and make i: more
etacicLt- Lovk1n. 10 MS end. The folio &1ng
resolutions were presented md adopted:
or 10 NIKE "a @ s s1sh s. s. W Wss1 tSe
r Ss ~ ~ soss sssss su
re species u otrds in Illinois, and b, actual ees
ehttc lAteati:atnn, ascertain which aFe valuable
and "h1eh asc injurious to tie agricultural aotet
tste Of thc State Ako, lhat thu committee ap
AslicultusG1 aud horticultural socteliEs, preaent
Tits subject tho.e bodies, and ask tne1 co-ope-
Ltsofttd. hat TIC EcssesnoudIuu Serreta?v
and General Commissioner be INSTRUCTED TO Coz.
!rspoAd and ePtitt ~hh lbe Pdne!pa3s and Pro-
tes:o1s 81 Natural Science in tie VARIOUS schools
and colleges In tic state, With naiu1atsts and
lleIds Q! natural science, IN otder TO the osg4n
zat;on Of local auxiliary eoclelee, 10 secure o:a,
o1cct:ons In tatatal ntstory, aud to the organiza
supervision " the Board OF Directors Of ,hit So
| cieIy.
the Secretary was inst ucted to furnish synoo-
e!t Of the proceedincb If the Society to the t.ii,
papcIa of the state for publication.
Tho Society then adjourned, to meet aenin, in
Ibis city, at the time fixed By tie Laws Of The So.
cIety f1r holding it, annual ecssions.
The reEufsr cIan{nAttot s al lht Illinois Tes.
leynn Cniveralty. co umcoc!ns At noon o, T. :.
uI., have jaet been concluded this II p N. The
| al,t inooI. session Of Tuesday was occupied ~
! s;,!ti:y. and Professors De Motto, jaeques, Pow
as: e. in the preparatory department. Cu Teda.s
| GaJ examinations were co1uut.ed By The dr.
leIrnt Fl ofe: II the various departments Of
The Unlvereity. To-day the number or visitors
"ae :e!eater. ard thlnEs have mored even NOR
lively t4nu Oh a'!y preceding cay. A. usual, the
rincipai euttee. OF 1EscIrSt vas the
fxaI.I.e,ion Of classes In mental ph,los opby b.
been .ru1sning this dIt1leuit but lnpot,
tant science, aoquitted themselves, on c1amin1.
tion, with ercat credit both to thems elv, + and
,heis instructor. With tte seadir. Of The ascrtyc
class etandlug Of each student 6y toe Secretary
AID few I1o-prc.!se 1rnsarks liz tho President
OH the policy Of fhc next tesm. which Will CON.
nc, c.' January ID, The school was adjourned tu
that date,
, 1866-12-21
MEAlCQ.

61fiCtcpcea Between atn xlMf1inn and Ba-
zninc-af o&t OF tho French Troops Csncen-
srA.eu Mt Vera EruE-t,Encaa1 uoeuucuts IN
kc.uasou t. Rcceus oio1eEuenta Oh the lsae
asrRndc.
NEW On1xAxF December 19--AddiuorAl Mex.
ican intelligence tta,es hat there appears TO be
20 concord Of action between M11lmtlt4A AND
bs,a1e - !se iaer has s.ned nani1ss.o =; "a, =,
Mexico, the French would r main neu! Il. and
MY hsht II stacked. Aa1iu1ilau Is .iill At ot,
.sse 1:ee' any rs.nssent x .'ep: iii ,ae ni1,ion:
Vi mpaid. Th1ee-af,ts of The Mexican people south
pa1t5, and Ealta Anna u dcspsed. Marshal
Uazst1e slatcd that he sent : commission TO the
United stalcs 70 opec nceo:iauons M'1a osteg1
,9 1ns fna'se q s
Of Me11co to y.Ia Cruz, excepting lew hnno1ed
= IL IL Esslssaion Essls of'he Mexican n"<' has been
inEes polte TO the call Of The Hnuse. the fresi
Itu To-Day ,rzr emitted ! number Of documents
~ The is sIst oi !hrte i. the protest OF Genera
odeEa against Lis sz1es'. which has herttofors
| been nbsi.lst. In ra,amIttine thts protest
me 20 on = S
anong his own people while to;on1n u1a
M h a1 oap ,hs:c hu, NJ ,s.n 40 !.
tasshet and appeafcd 10 arms 10 .astes
| his e1aiu as Plttidcnt Of Me1lco, thus pa1pahl,
violating our !a~e Of neutrality. General She. ttal
| cultidc1cd It ht- du;y tu protest: He took u
,, * sutton TO METH O1e:a a9Aicst the prosecution
oi 4Is deeirns. which he dierezardcd: and a. l.
tatistA 0reE a. about to cross the frontier
| tcne1al Sheridan lays he ordered hts atTcst. oI
the saoe principle that the Fe,ians were a!1ttte'
IL attempting 70 violate our Laws br tue tnvaslo
| It C1nadA. His concurrence With the vie"S q
Major General sheridan arc endorsed on 1h1
are, by G. neral Grant, In forwarding 1t 10 III
Secretary Of Var.
General shes,ds ~ reports concerning the Fcecr
| hnublrs On The 10 Gtaudc. In which q. Dera
! StdCWicl figured, art also Transmitted. In lis dgs
| telegram. heretofore printed. from New Oslean.
daied November 2. The Genera advises The Gene
raj commanding Il Ut be fears General SedEwfcs
+.fos ZONE rnaccountAble ycasoL," has dema1de
The surrender Of E4,amorar, and II It be true,
| vi! relieve him O! LII command.
In second Telegram. dated New oT1cart, D
| ceEnbct II, he informs the General comMsndtn
thai On arriving It BrnWnevile. December Il, i
WIS informed that General Scd2N3ck had d.
mai ded md rcceist The surrcnd' oi MataHor-
ON Genera ca3allr. who arbitrarily ned II:
civ nf aust Esc,,btGo: thai On the Htil Of y,
YEN bef, The few Uri,ed sla.cs troops which bel
ihe c!ty were witbd,awn 10 the American side
iht Rio Grande, in accordance with bis otrle'
d1lepp1ostur the occupation. The no1l'
Of General sedgMIck In fots strange MOI
10 unknown 10 him, but tho alleg'
, 1866-12-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

(steial Despatch to the Chicago Thbanc.1
WARRINGTON, December 20.
THE NissouHI TROUBLES.
The reading OF Governor F]escheE's despatch 10
senator Henderson, Inquiring concerning the send
Ing Of Cuile Stalc4 ispnps to Lexington. and Other
poiu,e in Missouri, created considerable interest
and soue excitement 1neStuaIe. =, the ins Hncc
Of Senator Henderson. parsed a resolution Of In
oufry, The spi:5t 6tso1aJed By Governor f1etchss
vas warmly commended bY the Union members,
End the course OF the authorities III setding
troops Into loyal State without Tbs request oi
either hc Governor the 1<c1elature, Is strongly
condemned. The expiration given here t. thai
prominent xuous tsoee creating the present dis
tutbauces In MlreonEi, are the late arpointocs oi
Nt. Johpeoa, and that through tLeir represents
lions The Ptetidcp. his ordered the movement o.
,,cona of which CozesnoT Fletcher vety properly
complains.
zm LINCOLN Ass4Es1Ks.
Chief Justice Chase hts under sdTiseuent zu
.7n]jcatiop for writ Of kcteds eoF7ss 10 procure
he discharge Of snch Of the atsassEns as are nov
confined at The DIR ToEtugas. The application II
rade under the lie decisiou Of the snpFrust
court. The Chief Jneuct has not Jet decided
t,at his court III. jurisdiction IN the catr ETery
srhe1 element represented In Washington Is 1t
.cetse1e. over tic iate sud confidently expected
judicial dec1siona-
1un1aC14nIIX or THE NAILs.
The Post once Department Is still btisk1z a
work tnc.t Asipg the iueGuts'fty OF the male
Tie change. nlade each week aSe alone aEt1c!en
:, impair its efacl,pcT. Since Monday tnese
1--we been rrmovzts in Minnesota as follows
lours America. Carver County. S. 3. Bfant- ftc'
! slocur, Dr., removed; FArminc:on, DaEos'
Comfy. ]. E. Edwards, t:ee n. E. slack, resign
d; LaAev1lIc, Ds:.o:4 County. G. F. AcIteT, r1ct
J. {. johnson, removed; Alexandria. Dousla'
county, T. +. Isylue, 1;t< Il. Wyuan, rc1noved
, 1866-12-21
HA4H11cToA, December 20.
EFEATE

Mr.. JOHNSON, a!luding to IN article In the
Ch'oniet< charging that TREASON had found ! rest-
sid sIe arIcie vs. % fonneed o. On a ft.e fsct: aad
seuehea e mel oettet'on.as terms; i hna
esn as t. sess TRs saa
touft: 1he bopos snd palrlottsn Of she saptstns
coun was 100 high .o be a.eslled: Tncy had no
ret OFT except suit for scandal. Ht hoped this
t1!l'unal won!d stand on the position which their
long term OF faithful service bad earned them,
While The tradueers Would meet ahe faic due to
Nr. WADE explained the principle upon which
Tens shnnl4 be nteoIsttucsed.
Pc iacat Of the United state1 10 direet ihe ocs1s
Of the sims aid pavg to prevent the inalc,ion Ut
tG e. sps ,sat
e1vl1 governments ehal1 Lave been recognized and
authorized by c9n:rsss ReisGed:
~ uesied 10 in.orn, dc senate II any Ua,ed
hit:ou1i sl1ee he arst ot December, ana i 20,
rteeence b. Tho Executive or Legislature ol Mis-
touEi. 9r. Henderson read q despatch from
Go;e!nor FL tcher. Of M,ssoati, saying that Gen
ilE ,he detirn. Ho said be snppo>ed they we're
tent to erfo.ce the laws: but he said the Exceu-
and the people Eelt able 70 do It Without Tie ad o
the General Government
NJ paws. Of Kentucky, thourht tho psesl.
ttitunonsl right to plaza tt ,ops where be pleased
Werc tie dimes 80 out or Joint as lot to allow 80
urqucttio94hls p.oposttions
.ocn the troops had been sent by the President 10
cn1osc. the laws nAoer Which tho Governor had
~. bAyls tald the despatch. as read did not
did.
Ihc resolution was adopted. .....
tEe construction Of the Pacific Railroad, and fot
,he Paeibe Isailrosad and ordered printed
MuNDs ad1s csted the eii It som: me- enS:a; I a. md md
sf;s1 % Eoms DEBATE: 9n mo'ion @ In The sea4c vent
jou1nsd 10 January ). i>6i. '' A'
HOUSE.
Mr. WILLIAMS. Of Pennsy1yanIa, made an
esa.orste report On 0r. Gu1ser's csse, and. On
Mr.. UEiAN0 introduced i resolution. which
WIS agreed 10, fo.btdd'ng the consideration AID
+Lall oe person who participated In tla. rcScl.
lion, or Nas opposed to the suppression Of the
nj. TEyENs, Of pennsylyania, introduced
resolution. Which waA aErced to, autholixlu: the
aa2foiu1psnt 4 eom1aluee Of seven, % Re Iort
coiun,bi., f,oui which no children over tx yca;s
Of age .haIl be excluded said schools 10 B.. SUP.
1ne House ihcn received H+eif iMro = Commit
tce u TIE Nlole On the pfes.deut'a message. Mr.
"rlkeI q Oht9, In The chair:
AZ h!oE, q hentucky. addressed the House.
AHef r.. dtse mad eune!Hded hts argument
hGtn 'ne 1ieni M 70 representation iu Congress.
m. ~ maMn1 ILL., ,4Isaea IN Asor Of reducing thu
paid before ihs increase oi the Last session.
~. HANDAIL asked Il be knew single man
VINO o'a int 4, iakt 9e f1nA pay7
Mr. LAWRENCE eaid hs did not.
lit: MAYNARD rad 1t ~as due TO himself to
ray the people bad endorsed thtl1 action By re-
timing 70 congress those who Fo1ed for it
IN accord With the people Oh that subject ilApct.
uI.1
Ar. COBB, Of Hiecpne3n, sa1d hB voted acalust
shr bill, AID bad never taken the pay.
Mr. LA"RENLE haid ho had taken TIC pay,
but he y abt. d tie law repealed.
Er. UKIGGS-Dld The gentleman feel bad
when he took IL:
, 1866-12-21
HURON AND ONTARIO CANAL.


Aaare - in Aid Of the Project. BY Lieutenant
l.oveFnoF HFoAs.
Tonox7o, December eo.-lIcutenant Governor
Brc%t, OF llliuor, 2odretted the cttizers o.
TORONTO. Al It. Lawrence Hall, On the aub]ect Q!
uc Great Western connection with the Huron and
Opfati0 CA1.xl.
Mayor MetcAlf occupied the chalE- Mr. Brost
described the var,ons States and TerFttofte.
whote commerce would 80 to feed The
rtopo*ed eanat and make II psy. Ihe
sdircse abonrJeu In facts and geographical 1lns
f,rtionf. Which went to convince the assembly
:bat ,he proposed eanal VI. q primary impos
:arce, moi on to thc i'eol!e OF San9ada. s1t p
drmsotxd ea!e'; Ter ~, ss eccafn arn,ss3 nnss
eansted terory i: lhe Wsss @ 10 ma1S a 'oa1e %h;eS
seeking ftr outlet. of It: tecntnE eqsplas o
nrrduce. sta Lake kichigan and The st. laurence
He laid ihe canal Eoald rot only psy !, eet p;
vt and he bored IN ten Jears 10 see 'n,o II II fr
the Faci6c Nalsoad. which Il now oQilt halt Va.
scross Ant lea, and In hEe year. ne hopeo 70 se
| Ii built ~..,.,
, 1866-12-21
BX STEAM ER.

,Irnny. the Fenlan s*enstor' Committed for
Ts1al-fxrcna afIons Agxiust m Irish IL slux
= -Dlsrnetl's sinnocuvfc ter RrfSFm Bit
John Bright On the Reform Qurstson.
fIA11YIx. December 2D.-Advtcce per Jsva
slaie That stephen J. Meauy. the Fent2n Senator,
has bern committed fur tti4I at Dublin.
The Dublin Irieh Haa has called On the main
body OF Lt.hmcn 10 support Lac authorities.
lht Iondou Rs. nrCes inquiry into toc loyalty
Of l.ithncn III the large LOWE. Of EugtAnd.
4 slight al411n IL fell in llvespool. "neEe largo
Numbers ot IRISH labose:s were ont OF employ
mrnt. Armed guards are Placed over all depote
Of arms. The police weFe hua1ed In fhei1 effort
to 11d Etepncns in liverpool.
Troops are continued t1 be forwarded to Ireland.
Tue .Scotfa7dA says: - UIsrAcIf. ot toreA4 II
letfpua1ipp hAs obtained the cutsent IT the Der
by llnts,rT 10 Introduce Kciotn Till In tho ne1t
rese;on Ut latliamcat
Geo. StFaud / Co., petroleum dta'ess, aA!e
lailtd-' L.abil,des. GlG.voo- Aseels greatly In
eIceAs-
At large Reform meeting on the 14ih Inst. John
Bright made / bold spet rh To the e1sct shxt f1s
liaMeut <til resisted fe3oE and for AnKhl nt
knew, might continue to do 81 Nhen ehey meek fI
February, un,1l tac d >contsue than oeeune gen
e.AI, upiti ,ha1 ahlch Is now difference oi op!a
,on M becom- n inevitable &bd monatInE e
hibinoc tffotee- Mx. Bright was sc15 eulostst
Of the Queen.
Euclith journals still tz,ze exceptions TO a11es
md e1lra6ition Ia CauRdA Of LAhazinde, III
Inc Bsnk Of France gained II 100000 fsane
cs+b In one sxecl-
The Bank Of England had Increased Ia bullia
, 1866-12-21
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Valuable Lend alinc1-SuccesAfn1 FArger1eH
-Auather Naitrond scheme.

Valuable Lend afinc1-Succeaafn1 FArgefies
Another Naiirond scheme.
fSpecial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuue,1
LuC1srlILK, uecembef 20.
Captain j. ). Bonham arrived to-day from the
mineral region. Of Southeast KcnsnckY and East
tennessee. One of the richest lead mines known
belongs to Cartan Bohham. and lies twenty five
miles below kno1>tlle, OF the uol.tpn Hive.. Tie
mine is also only Aboul tix iles IRON the railroad
rnnntng frutn Knoxville 10 Chattanooga. All the
thus far taken ont rEovcs ninety per rent lead
t;eneral Thomas and several member Of hts stan
called OIL Captain Bolha1o, mud afttr examining
the ores tpuE enare~ 1t once. General Thnmas
"tE BE- President OF the company.
4 torGer to-day had thIee checks cashcd by
tromlLcnt honeee tE this ci5. One OF The oldef:
End moet careful business men wAs sfcliulIzed.
Detectives 1rt on the track Of The scouud1rl with
every prospect Of hle arTcEt.
The c.liErna Of three counties, Muhi~nbcrc
Logan ard Mel can, hare 4 meeting Oh Saturday
al Lrc. uvi1le. the capital Of AuhlerberH County
10 .ons1ter the p1acticahiafsJ Of building rail
Fuad through thcsc counties, connecting as RQ4
sci, illc ith the Yuaa to Memphis.
, 1866-12-21
FROM 31lLW4UEEE.
Enion Rc,igioH. Convcnt{en-Dsv votionai Ex.
eTclaca-Msfag EAaayA.
Especial Despatch TO thu Chica 90 Tribrre1

Enion Religious Convcnt}.n .o.ionai Ell.
errlsca-.M sras Eaaaya.
Especial Despatch to thu Chica 20 Tribure.1
MnwAcEEr, December 30
A Union Religious Convention met yesterday
atle1noon. hcv. Mr. II. e. Til,on, Of the Asbary
Aclhodfst Episcopal Church, was appointed ten
poFary Chairman, ani Hcy. r. B. Pea.c, Of NIL
waukce, as secretary. Delegations were preseu,
from all ptfte Of the STATIC.
d comnlt4ee Of I'VE WIS appo1rtcd en- perm
nett Organization, and reported the follow ~;
officers, who were unanimously eIccied: ru
President, Il. c. 1tlton; Vice President, Rev. F.
y. Cook, Of kipon;. Secretaries, Rev. ". $
Alexander and Rev. W. P. stowe, OF Rae ne
Committee on hesoluuons-Hcy. Du. LIVE
Pcase, Collie, Drs Dixon and Steele.
Adjourned I'LL s:1 2. m.
On Fe-assemh1inE, Rev. VI. Van Scas raad AZ
ctruy On ietnpcrance, and an easAy on S4hb4 1
deeecr1tion was Eeld By Kew. i. q. Cotton, q
Y hncN Ater- Aiter praJer by President Steele, o
The Appleton University, The Convention al
jorlpcd to y o'clock today.
1he Convention met At . O'Clock this morning
An hour ~as devoted TO prayer, after which Pycel
dcnt thapln read an cReay on the sabbath, and
LEV. Ne. rtate On sabbath observance. Al p
n. The tnhj. Ct Of temperance WAS resumed.
This evening Rev. james Dixon speass On the
question. "Cnn prnlessluG Christians attend tht
theAttes" ard Rev. MF. Lore on "Opu!a,"
The Convention Is we'll attended, and mrca tn
tercst il evlnccd in tue cause Of useful Christi
~. lie eret Of feeling md harmony pervadet
The assembly.