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Interview Of Colored Men with Chief
JxAtlcc ChaA-SmuEcsjnE on tile
Ffouaier-SJcknc4A A IEloIlE The Erc~ti-
meIs-H1lfa Introduced Contributions
by Generals Ernnt and Howard
Pns<anz-CircuIarfr COMMISSIONER
Of Internal 1Iureau-An Indian In
teFvfesV With the Prealdenf.
Especial Despatch To the Chicago Tnbune.I
WAsuKx0TuH. Jan. 81.
The delegation Of colorcd nacn from the different
Slater Of the Union which recently arrived here for
the purpose Of pressing their clalms to negro fuf-
fncr, called hi evening on Chief Ju-t1ce Chase.
accompanied BY COMMITTEES ofthe National Eqnal
Suffrage Aseoc,apon Of th1s CITY. They were cor
daily received BY Mr. Chase. who heartily indor.cd
their yie~e, and who urged them TO netscrere In
the Eood work theY had begun. BE further stated
thai although tue President held bis 0Nn particular
vseH on the subject, that he W4s Urn IN the co.,
yictidm thai he Woud ultimately p1ore the cham-
n1op Of impartial suffrage.
The Commits sioner OF Customs fo-dly received a
report from cne Of he officers stationed At apofnt
on The ST. Lawrence. formerly noioE1ona'for snuE
ring opernuons, Elattrs that the contrahand trade
Lad almost entirely cea-ea within the limits OF h1e
disr7ct.
The Chief Surceon Of the Frecdmen'< Bureau In
ehar. Of Kentucky aud Tennessee. reports to the
Hureau that re has rrrcntlr visited the cities Of
Mefnphit, Louisville, chattanooga and Coln1 bus, :
on ~ inspecting tour and states ihat the smallpox
taSe3 10 copEereIAbe extent in those cittes, and
edo1t 10 stay It's ravages by the establish
nent of medical dlspens aries Il being 1nade by him.
&c e'21es lhat The per centase Of desusuttpn and
, 1866-02-01

TTou1d re-olt = such eertaIn dec1e-a,ioa, while
meD who ads1ee md dictate The policy,
MF. TAYLOR, Of N. r., oppoted liz bill to en-
laFgc the powtrf Of Freedmcns Iureau. tnasmnch =
tie freedmen 10 be cared for exclusively Of Ill
condemned.
1n The evening testIon, Mr. DENIsoS, Q! Penn,
soose asAlnet the manner in which amendments to
me Consnsutfon arc hurried through without de-
oa'e ano oei:ec'1t1on. Such legislation would b
1hPaetseaole md worthless, Mflen the effort Tas
10 maze a sectional abolition Cou*ttnaon.
~ M. hELLEi, Of Penn, addressed the Hou.s IN
Af1r OF protection to American industry, cunc1od.
tnE oJ tasirg: Such i my plan for acquiring Can
ada. enforcng The Monrue doctrtne, psying tbs na.
tionsl debt and BY rifle ring the Sotn Of IT. en-
% m6alratsment, rc.ceneniius the -hassered Union.
ibt poor whites must he wtaned from the riha. mel
and line, by inducements OF we'll reward
Cd hboF. Their idle wives and chll
dfen mnet he brought To habits Of
oIder, mtthod and industry. anu In fty yesfs We
fha cease to remember that there wesc for several
decadet millions Of people tending rapidly 10
degraded a. he has been, the colored man will
find there field. open TO his enterprise and usetnl
ano honorable career possible to him, and will
MpTe that, Ike OTHER men, he loves prop
erty, and has euetCy 10 acquire II. Let us, then,
mea.aft our RESOURCES by experiment md open
them to the enterprise OF the world. and the q1es-
fion whether xe one three hundred OF three thon-
sand uf1ions will Ten years hence be one OF tsitling
importance. CahadH will come to us Ike rape fruit
falling INTO the hands Of The farmer and II fManimi
ian remain In Mexico 1t will he citizen of the
Republic and Ell inherent Of The Monroe doctrine.
Oiher gentlemen Made speeches on the question,
and thf If0rSf adjourned.
, 1866-02-01
IOWA LEGISLATURE,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune]
Dgs Mo1HEs, Jan. 81.
In the House today Bills were introduced by
AesdrF, Vest Of Henry. and Holden, OF Washing.
ton, 10 regulate raioad ratea Of freight and t.aus-
pottatfou, which we're ordered to be printed.
Ar. Comfort Introduced bill to repeal the ltw
prohibiting State lid 10 county and district ac.l-
cultural societies whose receipts amount 10 $500
annually.
3tr. Bell introduced blu to repeal the law giving
Supervisors power to change county bouadaEfes.'
Iii. Sherman, = bill to require the Governors
Private Secretary 10 give bonlis. '
Mr, Flanders, reiolution Of instruction to our
ConercaEmcn tn favor ot Provisional Government
In the seccded States. '' :. .
Mt. Maxwell, q resolution IN favor OF stirling the
word ''alc cut OF the article In tho Constitution
defining QuAlircatl0n Of electors, and Nj. Dat.
VIII one lor striking ont = white"
The bill fixing The salaries Of District Judges at
s2,o0 and Of Supreme Judges at s., 500 was ordered
enerossed. -
Ia the Senate the bl 10 adept the syeten1 OF col
lectng taxes and township collectors was passed b.
4 Yote Of e7 10 II.
In tho House to-day bi1ls wers introdueed max.
lng APPROXIMATION foE the Bhnd Asylum: anif pro-
fiaing IoF 1scoatInnance ofthe o1ic 1f ASSISTANT
Ao]nlant iencsal at the expiration Of tho term Of
the present incumbent.
Most Of the morning was spent In the discussion
o. Tie bill hxin. salaries Of Judges Of Distinct aud
supreme Courts. The members scetttayotabIs ts
an increase, but further consideration OF the bin
HAE postponed I'LL tO-mNFfnw
, 1866-02-01
Cant. f.unfHrTpx ". Ro-

4 correspondent writes to the New York
Tribune, concerning the resignation OF tbi:
gentleman, as Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy. to take effect March 1st, that:
In losing the services Of so valuable IN OH,
1t is only Just to allude 10 bis public services
second to none, in my Judgment. during the
stormy period We have passed through,
In january, 1861, III. Fo1 was at The
head Of large establishment in Law
renee, Mass. Seeing that the rebels
we're beleaguering Fort Sumter he hurried to
New YORK in the hope q getting. a steamer
day before the Star OF tile West sailed. when
the commander had been selected. He waited
IN the city until the steamer returned unsuc-
cessiut from It's mission, and then went to
Washington with plan to relieve the fort,
pnt the traitors in power would not
carry 1t out. NJ. Fox again went to
Washington early in March, md With
o.ners taI e d'd ~ be could to present Fort Sum
HhcA Ar. Lincoln was urged to do by some
oi those around him. MI. Fox was desIrons
o. Relieving Fort Sumter, and urged It upon
the attention Of the Cabinet often; but It was
Only on the last Of March that 1t was aereed
to attempt the relief Mr. Fox thought Il
vas thsn too late, but at the urgent solicita-
lion OF Mr. Lincoln attempted it. The canses
lished- 1' pun
It Is within the knowledge Of the writer of
Ih's article how much sfr+ Lincoln relied
upon Mr. Fox during the dark dass af the
rebellion. particularly In the seven days'
retreat, when telegrams came from tbe nrfny
mat ~ was over. Mr.. Fox's cool. ee1Erels-
ance. knowledge and Judgment, always did
much to confirm and aid Mr, Linco1n IN m
matters matt OF positive action when many fai.
Of his share in the administration of that
much abused and unsuccessful department ~
lhe Government, the Navy Department.
@uch can be eaid. What It was when Nj
! OK was appointed Assistant Secretary va ali
know what It was made In few months ii.
post looks like a fable and when the last
Dlo~ Of the navy MAS struck at Fort Fisher
po~ qnek the great creation vanished, and
Ehe country was relieved Of the expense,
In parting with Mr.. For, Mr. Wolles loses
he services Of an experienced naval officer, an
impartial, fearless man, firm friend, and one
Thom the hands Of common abuse hare tied
ogether:
, 1866-02-01

nnnbeF Of Peuiions Ior and temont frances sgainst
The Wisconsin HTef at kilbonrna City. Z
.. BILL we1e introduced uakine 1t he duty Of Jns-
ices or the Peace In certifying action to the Cir
cmt Court, wherein question Of tt1s To real es,aie
Ialsed to collect one hundred dollars State tax
vid1ng penalty for permt,tint diseased sheep to
run a. large; TO repeal so much of the act OF 1861
as authorizes The appointment OF a Q1nrtermastel
General and requiring The Adjutsnt General to per
by fine to sell liquors 10 ulnoss or permit minor.
to Play billiards oE tea;pns at saloons; to appro
contested seat csse, md several local bills
1he Senate bill admitting inausance companies
depos!ting bonds prior to November lst, 1ssA,
nhh the State Treasurer, Was passed. -
Ibe supreme Court Maa eoRaRsd to-day on WeIh-
erbee IS. Welherbee. The next case Is Weslcote
r.. DelaDo, No. Of the 10'h Circuit.
The Jon,nal publishes tonight statement show
ing the amount Of internal revenue collected in ,n!s
city for Zach month during the tast yess rne tolal
amount collected for the year IL $52 D83. OF this
amount e Isl for licenses and fs2 10. ior H.
come tax Tho haisnce, $l7,T40. from carriages,
pianos. Matches. manufactures, ana job prtntin,
and advertising.
, 1866-02-01

Proceedings of the Lcst@fature-The
Supreme Court-Iutcrnal Revenue in

&f0eeea1nEH OF the LcEtefAtuye-'Tf1e
Supreme Court-Iutcrnal Revenue In
Madison.
lspecia1 Uespstch to the Chicago Tribppe,1
MADISON. Wis, Jan. 81.
IN The Assembly last evening the contested eea,
case IN Onsagamfe comfy came mp on special order
snd wae ahiy argued On both sides; On the side oj
Nj Turner, the contestant, By Col. Pueh and Sen.
asor Cobb, and on the part Of s1r. Boonn, by Hon.
a. Z. Il. Dutler oI Milwaukee. The arguments
were pEo'raeted TIL II o'clock, when vote VA.
iasen resulting in ousnng Nr. Began, the sitting
member, sud Affirming Mr. Turner, The contestant,
IN nus Ilent TO the eeat The rote stood ~ to Is.
In the senate to-day petitions wesr presented for 4
law authorizing through trims ou The old I,Crosse
the 1nxane. ~~f''N' 'o'
Resolutions were adopted instruct1ns the
mtsetone.s Of School Lands wcse en,iie5 n os snd
whether theJ can embrace in one patent seyerni
trses Of Land, where the land lies In Tue same
Bills we're introduced to rcpea3 Ch,p,er ~ 1,rs
81. 10 provide for the annual publication nf *
Blue book; 10 amend Section ., Chapter as. Phi
sate and Losl Laws oi 1875; to Incorporate tbs
The liberal anG practical education oi The tndnstn.
elatses. &C., By TIE appropriation of lands 10 Npon
Tie COMMITTEES on Printing, to which resolution
waa referred iretue,Ine The Secretary Of State nj
to- to accept &c st,s or Pr tor apy more WORK done
COZ so99t1ast, ss.,ts ssposd that the late seerc,s
. Sufficient reduction In auditing the aecounr 10
make up for the Inferior character OF The WOW md
th1l the pret ent Secretary insisted upon fnll COM
Pasnee MlIh Inc Law In nll msttesa oTez which he
u the General Assembly petitions weze present.
RI iur ian authorizing rte running uG iaropyh
trains On The cd Ii erosse Railroad, AMI large
, 1866-02-01

interesting to Amateur SmnG.IerH-
Suits from Canada and suits from
Uncle Sam.

sutta from Canxda and suit. Tro,,,
UncIe sam, SA@'
From lhe Bufta,o E,nres. 9Th n,,1
4 case has been recently on.triai before
~. - district Of New Yort which i. is
ta..!, suc NoIthe.- ..iarabie class n nersons
! mt tntseiiastlnR 10 cons..- ~-acticc II vIst.
W. mno nasG oeen indalgtng the - '..b,n1
,as,,s,s1 ~ Sanaua 70 make purchases Of c..-
~ tha WIN lae foreign bought article up
on tneif persons, and escaping duty payment
n nSpon Inc importation. This practice has
ossn ~ eatensife as to create thriving
isn frn.a Of tailor shops IN al the Cana
aaa;nt ,tal.el ~. .oMns and It would be hard to
cheap outfit Of winter clothing, obtained BY
aeIraadipg IT the national revenue.
inc case to whieh We refer was that Of q
saaerhs1e nan nhmed !. Reswel T. cotre residing
H;sh;,' IN t9e eastern PORTION of the State
OF 1ls t"o sons, Thomas and James, With
, 1866-02-01

"taihary Itefus-Wnr Expenditures
contributions TO the Lincoln Fund
ARRIVAL OF an Alleged Murderer.


Especial Dcfpstch to tho Chicago Tr1bane1
or1iSal7ELp. ILL.,, Jan. 81.
Inc l41h regiment Of Illinois Ia,antry cons,.t1,c
t%sn!y.fous officers and ITO men arrived at Camn
batIer ihls morning for hnal payment and All,
charge. VII" 01s'
me 1soth regiment was paid OF today at camp
Butler. Manyos the men left On the evening ,r.re
for heir respective homey, 'A1tDs
Gu. s.a1emen's Of war expenditures from
aoon1 one-tenth Of this State have been ~.
eesved at the Adjs. Generals Office. The an,o,,, M
.aas .a1 e. reposted Is g. The Governor est,.
iees fhan s1 MI dnriug The var ii not
1be 1he stt9 eSt9 y Msss1neat wM he paid or tomorrow.
- Ine ~ q Pekin. Tazeuell county. hss eTne,,d.
't u1os ooenues eic, $2, ,6a5.9U Catin Term{ion
eeqnt1y, ee enn1y, HHAe3; Aontaomery, Woodford conntV
mep.. 9 Fulton county, s1dsGss e''s'o; YER
Fnnd .ioes ir.nat1ons To-" to the Lincoln Monument
n Ins ELI regiment will probably arrive At camn
:, Joseph Robbins, charged with be,np ero,oaa :,
e @oef es o. a. Holz in th. ely some s
snd lodged In jail 10 await an essap,inn @ AeoSuk'
, 1866-02-01

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO, Jan. 81.
The bodies Of Ata Codee Of Jefferson county, ILL.,,
md D. E. 1e1y and J. B. Hoskins OF Louisville, VINO
acre r.urdered near Yazoo city ahort time since,
have been brought 10 this city and will bo sent tot-
ward 10 their hends By express On the morning
ttain. They Were dealers in stock, and had taken
night number o( their 1nolea were stolen 6y cue-
Hllas: Pursuit Wns made the next day and lhe
Enesllas were osertaken, but they turned ard XII
led the lhree purEnel1 md fed with the stolen
properly.
, 1866-02-01
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Organization of the Indiana Soldiers
Observation-Disclosures murdcr-Mect
Ing Of fPuhllnEers,

lSFe~4ed 0SsE4tIo 10 Iuc CacAgo 1Flb1pef
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 81.
1hc committee appointed to pscpas: plan or
organization for the Indiana Soldiers Association
have been tn session in this city for severn, day+
and agreed upou final report laet evening, which
Hs1l be submitted TO the general mass mec1iap Of
oce1e and soldterr to be hald in this city on The
18th or FebrunEy. The name adopted is the In
diana Soldiers Assodation,' and It's objects n,e.
nrt, to PeEpetnate f1cndships formed IN the ser
VICE; second, to cherish the heroism and the mem.
OFT OF the lFa4e who have fatieu third to aid and
9solect dfsao'ed so2d1crs and thelr families and
auufin, 70 1oeter and encourage a love OF country
ana the be union Of the States. The asso-
c'aHoh as to be open and pnblic IN its character
9oees. Ihn State association Is to ba comlored OF
delegates elected BY county associations, ana IN
meet annually In this city. From the chafsc1er ana
brilliant military record ot the officers Nhn are en-,
nsted IN tue 0!rauizatfon, there can be no reason
able doubt ofits snccets and usefulness
Anot1er horrible murder was committed last
night, the parties to which were negroes, The DE-
ceased, Rhose name was John Boite, ysaa at the
pany With David Mitchell, tie murderer. When
Quarrel arofe between them about iewi woman
named HnrTief Perry, who was Also nrpaent. W,teh.
eal hnally stabbed Bolts and aed Dotfs vas r,T-
Eco ~, 10 hls boardinc house and placed IN m nh
see. Durtnx the might be b!ed 10 death snd mn
nls na e11pss Tas horribly mau9led By sAts. Bolts
14tta, Meic formerly members OF the aSth
United States tco1ored1 infantry. Mitchell has NOT
meeting Of the publishers Of our city nil be
nea ton1ght to petition Congress for relief FINN
lhe oppressive revenue taxes imposed upon ihcjr
}iecahaf ofanch OF manufactures,
, 1866-02-01

DErno1T, Jar. 31.-A despatch IRON westhe!d,
Sunday, Of John Frszar ono Of the pioneers Of the
Ssnennou valley, In this stair. The news has c4st
gloom over Bay City, whcrc he was highly NJ
spec ed. All placer Of business were closed there
yesterday IN honor 10 hi memory.
CLErK1AKn, O.. Jan. Bl.-Joteph l.. Weasherhg,
fcfuezis one Of the nost prominent and he i koown
rixens Of Cleveland tnt more RECENTLY s,.stdEp. In
Bunaio, wes suddenly prostrated By paralysis ID
:e latte1 city On Monday. and subsequently died.
He WIS Provost Marshal here IN tho early part Of
Hur
, 1866-02-01

Official Action Against the Supprcssion
Of the Slave Trade-No Cholera Mt
HaFana-ChIltnn Prirateerx- Mexican
Affairs.
NEW soRK. Jan: 31+-Thc steamer Moro Cast,e
bag arrived from Haynna, s7th
=, a royal deere hat been received disapproyfnr
ne imat'oq OF .osfsty tending to suppress he
There Is no choler1 at Hayana, but cGneiderable
smallpox Ut Regia email Town opposite lhe city.
schooner and steamer flying suspicious has have
been feen. The steamer Is reported to have Iii
ScM orleans and to be cruising ia the t;ulf War
One company refused to take them. ~
Inc s1eamer Vca Cruz arrived at Havana from
ven CInz the sA: Private adriccs say the French
aEe tired ont, and freely dlacusa the abandonment
q the Empire. Their Is intense feeling against
Americans. anu they say they want war with tha
United stater and 70 be sent 10 Texas to wtpe out
tIe HaGdhd as1ais, which they say was the WORK OF
the Federal troops. "
, 1866-02-01
3he k'0%* Of the Mlamt-The Roat
RuFncd-Sad Detafl.-0ver a Hun
dred Ltvcn Lost.
Photographic CORES. Cincinnati Commercial

MENFAIs, Jan 30
The steamer MIapi Y bich leff ,hfs ,,ort an S,,r-
day night. heartily loaded Ntth fnirhf snd rrnutna
with psstcncerr. In seion - ni,ats 1na e's
OF Co. B. Sd Unitcd Sfafes rrcnisrs ~, ~ hns
cane roof exploded on 6unday mont The .e.;J.nt
occurred seven mijes nnoye Eanoienn ~ H. =.
kantas river, al o'cock II tia fyeln snst =. ~.
pa-keneer. bad taken Hupna5 f.nnssn.11ix Iii kaS
passengers and o9lcere nd nsse,nhieG n .nrrs
t.oD around the stoves In tbe balI. T1e eyn1na,nr
OF euch terrible force az tn rerd tho cshsn ~
Astu1der and let every Irving eon in thr fsnrt ~,
Of The cnbln down INTO the tlfeadfn mssv ~ ~
steam below. The bont took dis immetiiste1T
The passengers were frantic With fesr' f1v. TSv,v
rnatcled doors fe-presesve1s, and everything fjrbt
enough to float. and plunged with de;fenjne M
earthly and p1teous screams Of yoe mn fba
l1scf, IN thetr attempts to escape The deTnnnn,
flames as they rapidly destroyed the boat. Can.ai1
Lcrl immottalizcd himself by hts ayin1 and Err,e
deeds, coo1ly walking about tryfnr tn Eces,
the people from jumping overheard. ~ tne hnnf
Eae last drifting tosard The uortl, .ho.e rhrne
It touched few moments after the dIsaster. Hui
low, to thpse In the back mart al the r.hir -
was as had az being in The middle nf the r;r'er
as the boat pas 4 Sast lame in the middle ,nd
all tn the back part were compelled TO n.rjsh
IN the flames or bury thenseIyes in the fr1ni11
Hood below. Mr. John Lux second clerF nf
The boat, nlong With Charles j, John ION. nis
aetiatant, rho were sitting IN the hail ws, rtth.r
killed by the explosion, Or burned o- scn,da.f -
death. Mr. Lnsk't n1fe and chIJi fls r,ste-rin.1s"
md German lady inst from her natfya 1.na r.nrs
IN the ladies' cabin Tie former thr1,o wrre io.t
, 1866-02-01
The Northern Pacific Rnf,roaa

Boston, jan OLA meeting Of camtslis,. mil
merchants ms held III thi. dty th,s eSsunr ., aha M
rooms Of the Doard Of Trade consider IT, n sn,e.
ests Of the Northern 1ac11c na1lroaa- SpesrSc.
Cor. em,th Of Vt, The new Pcsidcnt Of ine 3am
pany, Hon. jno. r Dricgt, N. Z. from 2licl, Hon.
E. u. uo1brp0k, n. q. Of Idaho, Cap,ain
hlular. the celebrated explorer aud engineer. ana
other eent1cn.en. The policy Of the company Was
announced to be the Immediate construction Of
abort 100 miles OF thefosd 10 connect the w1,cYt
OF Lake Superior with the Missouri aud Yellow
Stone rtsrrs. proceeding thence to the navlgsh,e
waic1s OF The Columbia, b. which Efeam comnnn!.
cation win he opened. Il Is proposed thar this
, 1866-02-01
! Desperate Flight with PrIsoncra..

:: Desperate Flight with Prlsoncrs.
NEW YoRE. Dan s1.-The Galveston Bull<tfn OF
!he 12ah inst. gives IN account Of desperate at.
tempt q neRIo ptiacntrs In The county ia,l TO es.
cape The Sheriff attempted to put some of Them
10 Iont, when they attacked him with btickbnt:,
guard Of the 4sth Ohio volunteer infantrr nas
brtcks. The ring leader feized Serrrant's run
AID attempted 10 BRAIN him With a stone. fhe
Se1reant shot him dead Two others we're
Teye secured
, 1866-02-01
PROPELLER FOR SALE.

The standard Psppre13eE Portsmouth,. II good order
lesed for sals. App!E I2 y. Y, GUSHING, Ceveiaud
", or =. D. CALDNELL, D1Rk!lk, y. 7. giai:nct