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, 1866-03-09


sasTancy, upou which II is asserted the present
alut houhc system If declared a premium. The In
formation IN this important rrport vas collected
from hundred and eleven ri4ttk to public tnfts-
tunons In Massachusetts, snd pther Staies durng
the year.
The Java brings three days later adyices
iron Eur1pe. Parliament has appropriated HG0oo
ano dowiy Of go coo 10 - l.. pt1nceze Helena, md
Iis,No year to Prince Alfred alfn monument
to Pu!nc1r,uu in Westminster Abbey-In the
Housc oi Commons Mr. Gladstone thought It M
dlcrt1ed 10 make my Communications to The Cnited
StAfcf On The question Of Fvnlani+n, until breach
Of neutrality Ind occurred.-7he Vfu-etan Goyrsn.
kncnt suddenly closed the cbambe,s IN the prounh
that their action Nas hostile 10 tho Goye1pmen}.-
Wathlngtons birth day was celebrated with much
cnthut tasm by The Americans IN London "A rcyo-
lution hat broken Out In Romasna, and tr7acc
.ConZa was forced to sign hts sbdtcation.
The following arc fnller details than were
before furnished Of ths Portland, Me-, naun,cpal
election Of Monday last: Ausustus Z. Stevens was
elected Mayor The vote IL: stevens {Rcouhli-
canl, 1857; shnrtlef (Dcmo9atl 9l8; Waite
(E1xht Hour candldasel 1870; scattering, T. The
zoie last year VAS: Mcclellan (Rep.), 1,1A; stur-
toynut (Eem-l 1,657; Waite, 4a1; scattering, 1o
Majority this year, sss against SIS 1sst Jear, being
4 Republican gain OF III. The Eight Hout caudI-
,date makes net loss Of 81, being 60 per cent Of
against 75 Inst ycaran Increase Of 10, which IL
little more than half the net gain. The Republs-
cana have elected every municipal officer In esey
nurd ~ about equal 1ps3ozities.
In the scnate, yesterday, Mr. Henderson
Offered *eries Of resolutions calling upon the Re
constitution Commiitee to inquire into the cxpedt-
ency Of providing hy ,sw for organizing and cstab-
hshsng state Governments In the h1ely 1cceded
;s:nses. The larger psrt Of the sesuoD was con-
sanaed in debate upon the constitutional Amend
mens. vote rnor which Will BE- taken to-day. In
The Hon.e' yesterday. the senase joint resolution,
giving Miss Barton sls,ooe ior looking up md IT.
eo16iaS The names Of soldiers who died tn Southern
prisons and se1atrlne LIFTS, de-, sns passed. Nj,
Elos resolution. e1linE tor information reIstiye TO
rcpQrs Of Commissioners Of Fseed,uen. VIA af,oo,.
: 3D. Iii. Wilson, Of the Judiciary COMMITTEE.
reported hall amrsa1inE the judiciary sys,cn Of the
United 6tstsa, chancihg certain ttrcuib and ariro
tbc number Of the Board 20 a. to Lave oue ChIef
Justfoe and eight Associates, having OIL .he p,o.
ant rscxncier, which vas passed. Ms W,lxon tc-
ported The Senale I'LL limiting chargea oF soldier,
claim agents 10 ten dollars. Mr. Wentworth
thought the bill Unnecessary; cousrossmen would
attend 10 soldiers claims Era'fa. Nr Schencx pro-
poeed the establishment of national claIm astn.e.
1he bill wxs Ftconmittod.
, 1866-03-09
FROM DES MONIES.

The Editorial Convcnt1ou-.1u ARsoc3a.
ted Prcsa recommendation
: Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago TtIbune.]
DEs MONIES, March s.
The Editorial Convention adopted memorial to
Congress, praying REDUCTION Of tho duty on "a.
per to revenue standard. A resolution was
acopted IN taFor Of adtert0s to prepayment Of
newspaper subscriptions. Ths Committee on Tsl.
e;:rnph recommended The formation Of an Lows
Prrss Association for fclegraphic purposes, and m
pointed Edward Russell. of the Davenport Gi1ztte.
Fsark GILBERT ofthc Dubuque TINA, W. S, Patke'
tue Sate Re27steT, and @. ". Edwards. Of lie
burlington Adsae Eye, committee 10 effect he
The Houaepaiaed number Of unt,uportant hills
bill A~s'c. @843N1
Warrington, ssA
, 1866-03-09

Sufcide-DcE1andf for tLnbnr-Gor,yance
struck with ParnlyAIs-Preseutut

Sufcide-DcE1andf for Vance
Struck with ParalYs1=-Presentatto
The IlfYers
lspcc1al Despatch to the Chicago rsibune,7 Z
SAsHy1LLE, March 8,
man named Edward Regan, fom,csly t,oretu.
E7ent employer, committed suicide Last night, nesr
the chattacooca Depot. Hc was found dead ibis
morning tn IN outhouee, With pistol In his rlph.
hsnd, and his body pierced H1th buliete In two
pisces. Hc bad been laboring under mental de-
PRESTON for eome time. which Is supposed to hare
been the carEo OF his se!f-dcstruettou.
Such IL the demand for labor further Sou,h at
the present time that frequent applications ar be-
ing madc to agents at the Fseedmcn'u Bureau 10
furnish hbotctz. Gen. Fisk received letter To-
dat from Miselssfprf planter urgently reaacstinr
that one auudred freedmen be rent him, ii tiln
ka'no time guaranteeing. 10 par eacll twenty dol.
lars mouth With travelling aud Other expensess
Gov. Fenec. Of NORTH Carolina. 1t biz homo 1t
sfilesstle, laa been stricken WITH paralysis on one
Co1. Y. B. Stokes, Congressional Representative
eject. ga. Today presented with magnificent gold
btaded cane. By hit friends. The ceremony look
place in the Senate chamber. Gen.. 1homss and
Ftsk. End number Of other otaccrA being preaent.
The river soltinues 10 secede, with about ;e tcet
Assisals-SeNr6oy from BnrkesysIlc, and Payes.
Tine from Cincinnati. observation-disclosures tor
cairo, and SCnclla for BuTkeeYtliY
, 1866-03-09
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Statistics Wnnted-The Soldiers, Home
"A Split LII the Fcufaus-Coycruur

Stot1ststH W1nted-Tile SoidtefAs IIonaf,
"A Split In the Fcu1aus-Coycruor
Morton
Especial Despatch 10 The Chica:o T1ibuue.1
lSpIASAroL1s, March 8.
Jchn A. Wiis:.ch, Esq., who has bern appointed
Commissioner of Emigration Io1 Indiana by
Cor. Baker, md rho will y1si: the razs universal
exhibition in Apnf next, in fnrtherance Of The OBJ
5eets Ter which be YVES appointed, has to-day Issued
circular which will he generally distributed to the
sesttal counties Of the State, setting forth brief
statement OF the results to be- attained, and Maxim,
for etat1sttcal Information OF al Kinds relataYo "a
tue E1owth, industry, manufactures, educational
State. ~ A"s
Gos. Baker went 10 Enlghtstouu Springs to-day.
10 ooE al that loc1fity IN relation to The estsbsh
ing 0! Eo]dlers homo fheft. II IL believed bY ali
70 bo hc1ltn;cr location than JeessonvI1l aud a.
the Government fccms dfsposcd to ask 1be State to
ray abont ono hundred thousand dollars for the
hotpita! buildings al the laster place the prppaoil-
tty 10 that sore oshet site Will be eeected The
state don't propose TO pay any such enn 1t was
fully understood By the State authorities that he
buildings were gift from the United State*, nud
were accepted as ruch. '-N''
The Fe1tan Circle fu this city bas at lat divided
on the Head Centre question, and two Circles ts
the reru,t- ODeswears by Roberts the oihcr sn1ars
at him aod By o'sahoney, 10th are holding night
in Ne,y York. " @-~ .~.'4
Col. schlaier, Military Secretary. .1e.yes for New
York fo-nteht 70 meet Gov. Np;ton, who arrived
tAclo last night. lii health |. sin prrcs-lous
, 1866-03-09

New To1K, Xazrh s.-Monef Is raIher easier
a!rocg psiraie hanke.s. Late yesterday ba1auces
Mcsc put out ut per ccnt. The r3tc rtis morning,
however, II gcnna1tJ7 per cent % stock co!l.te.
7ale, with the e1ct pdon cf per cent ou govern
menta. The banks are dIscou1lins more freely On
prime paper. The rate Is Nls per ceut. Good
names sE9 per CENT: other grades 11115 per cent.
The STOCK market exhibits considerable apeculatiye
encc Ia paid On cash STOCK Governments are quiet
bur ttm under an adya1ca OF 5-2Us IN London TO
14&6oh; The decline m gold, however, prevents
abroad. The dcclns IN the Hiuk Of En.!snd r;1te
oi df.couDt to PER ceAt and the reduction tn the
rate hy the banks Of Erauce and Prussia have pro-
dueed . gers.al- disposition 10 hay fo,rtSu ex-
chtDEc fcr lie next steamer.
, 1866-03-09
Railroad Over Hoo1nc WoHNtain4
- From the Boston Jo.sual 6th.l


a surrey for railroad around and over the
Hoosac Mountain hns bccn completed end es-
Inmates made, BY which II Is computed that
instead Of tunneiltng the mountain, the State
may Erlinqnssh the tn mel to the Troy and
new road for d mncf. less amount Of money
than has already be@A sunk in the bore. It Is
said that the road o';cr the mountain could be
completed within .. year. The plan contem-
plates going near. + to the top of the noun
tain. and then o. switches makhg detour Of
over The mouy tain m ninount Of freight rs
large rs the " estern Railroad, at an expense
Of 2iW.00o less than 1t could be CARRIED
through the tunnel even If that Vas to cost
no more thun its originators thought 1t would
be brought before the Le"islaiurc. The dc.
iay Of The Western Railroad in building theIr
oug-needed aonble-traek. west Of Springfield,
win give great impetus to tie enterprise.
, 1866-03-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Il Soldier Ktiled-h1usscrs Revoked
The M0nulnent Fund.
[Spceia' Despatch to the Chicago Ttlbunc.1
STE1sog1IID. March 8.
This morning Just as the O'Clock passenger train
from Chicago, was leaving The depot In this city:
thomas Gallagher, Of Co. g, 4ih regiment yeteran
n*crse corpf, jumped from the car and was In.
stanllg killed by being dragged some distance along
The track. =.
The on1e7 for mastering out al fusionehed eol-
d1crs has been revoked BY the War Department.
Ileseceipls for the Monument Fund fer the ,ree,,
pAst amount In EftET7
, 1866-03-09
- Daily Weather Report.
by The United Ssntes telegraph Lne.}

The PENNSYLVANIA Union Convention.
NEw fo1K, March s.-The Pennsylyar,a Union
State Convention yesterday nouinoted Gen Joan
". GeaFy for Governor on the first bnlIot and
structloa belongs to Congrces that nation11 faith
DO pledged for payment Of tnc public debt and pro
lection Or freedmen; peaistnz Gov. Cnrttn and Sec
feEal5 stanton, and requesting Senate. Gown to
, 1866-03-09

st. Paul in Darknex~-A New Brldyc-
C0nccrs Hall.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Ttibpne.1
81. PAuI, Minn., March 8.
The city having refused 10 settle clai Of s1spoo
which the Gas Company alleges ID due them, owing
10 breach Of contract. cas has been shut of ftom
the streets and public buildings.
st. Paul ID In dalkncse,
surrey is being made for a free bridge across
tho Mississippi about four miles from this civ.
1t VII be built by Ru.uscy county alone.
Workueu are huslly engaged In erecting build
tnes for concert and theatrical ball. The wuut Of
psopcr facilities for public anuacuents has been
kftlQus1Y felt herr - -
, 1866-03-09
The Newspaper Press Of ohio.
fFrnr, thm Entutu},ra F,,-.N x,

FIJI
We learn from the report Of ". b. Foster,
Superintendent Of Pnblic Printing, that Of,
tie 3lst Of December, 1885, there were 20
newspapers in the State, Of which 20 are dali
lies, and most Of these have also tzi.weel.4y
and weekly, and In some cases q seml-wg1kly
edition. Twelve are published in the German
dpilie., and two which have eeui-weekly and
weekly editions, Cincinnati has sf1 (noE
seyep} dailics, Of which two ara German, IN
addition to which are sixteen weeklies, IT,
luWpus aaa two da1lses, fo9E Neekllaa. ono
, 1866-03-09

WAsnEGroS. March S.-The mania for destroy,
Ing the various articles Of furniture IN tho Excel.
live Mansion, for the purpose Of securing Heucu.
toes, still seems to be unabated.' 4 man and NO
NM wtre Yesterday arrested for cutting The curtains
IN the East room, and taken beto1c the Superiutcn-
dent q Police. who holds the gentleman for fur-
ther investigation. e@
, 1866-03-09
RrrEf1rf1cY'k Nnhn13-

:, WAsu1se1oS. March s.-It appears from the
February report Of the Superintendent OF Schools
of the Bureau Of RefuCees+ Freedmen aad Abau,
doned Lands for the Department OF Washington.
TINT there are - co'oFed schools md 4,2oi pupils,
moIe tlau fhEea+fOnrtht Of whom can reaJ The
number Of scholars in Alexandria Is LOO. TheTe
a1e few day and night schools not reported.
, 1866-03-09

a Business Block Deslroyed-.-Lsoss
100000.
TI7Csy1LE, Pa, Marh s.-A destructive IRE
broke out last evening In The etable of
!. 3, kihbie, on franklin street., and
epsend with g1eat fury east to Arch
street, ardeorth 10 Wafer street. destroying an en-
tre block, eileen buildings in num1,er. among
which Kas The Moore House. The buildings burned
consisted mostly Of clothing grocery and shoe
etoFes aud livery sfnbles. Loss esttmated at $l0O
eco; inquired for less than sag 11O
, 1866-03-09
Sentences Cos11uufetf

LOUISVILLE. 3arch 8.-Gcn. Palmer has com.
muted the death sentence Of tho gneE,llas Jame,
Harry 10 ten years imprisonment in the PtnItcnliurr
at Albany, n. T., subject 10 the approval Of the
, 1866-03-09
-
PfeNltIGD&fAl TnfcTJntrs-

WAs11SGToS, March 9.-Two delegation. Called
on The P1efitent to-day, one from Louisiana nnd
the other nom Kentucky. Each represented ahetr
5tate a. recovering steatiy frum the shock Of re-
bel]ion- The Louisiana delegation speak eucour.
asfnely or the loyal condition Of that State, The
interview was merely CONGREGATIONAL
, 1866-03-09

NEW foHK, March 8-1he District Attorney Of
Kings cn1nty has determined to appeal 10 the Court
esal term Of The Supreme Court which iateiy at
aside The Judgment Of the Oyer and TerrIl5er il
tae ease Of rellicer and Gonzales, and has notdei
the respective counsel that he viii move the case
for argument on the fourth Tuesday or thls moDth.
, 1866-03-09
a Defaulfer.

NEW TonK, March 6.-Osear F. Burns, Of Albion.
In reported a. IN nbscntee and D leEanlter to hjs
creditors 10 the amount ofElose th1n {3o1000. Ia
WAS largely engaged IN spctulnllous In el estate.
OIL Stocks, etc. a number OF banks arc Aryely in
TOlTed by the transaction. :. -
, 1866-03-09
CANADA.
Ten Thoukoud Volunteers Called f1ut
for tAe Frontier Service.

= NA = 19"<A1s44N SVaWNHEE18 EAlIE0 UHf
for The Frontier Service.
The folio" ing speech from Ottawa: --'o
"1nEncdfatt!y on the arrival Of Hon. Nj, McGcc
from Montreal, tho Cabinet Council held IN im-
Doftan! .l!tlne At which were present MePsrs Mac
Donald, Gait Campbell. McGee, Chsptas, Rockbnrn
Rnd Fergueon Da1s. In ylew of the present c1tcum-
stances that yast amount OF property is st stake
and the more Important consideration Of PROTECTION
to fel!nw tnhjects along the frontier, e1nosed 10
aaarautl,nE opcistlops BY Fen1ans. the GoTcrnrent
has resolved 10 call out at onte io000 volunteers fr
1hc protection and defence Of The Canadian fron-
tiers. THIS step has been adopted mainly a. nm
eautlona1E measure but II wanted for more acIirr
service the volunteers will he M hand. Ii is honed
that active cxertfons Will not BIG necessary bnt II
they aIe Tic Gorcflment relies with confIicnre IN
the courage Of the Cnnndian YQluste.tan "
, 1866-03-09

In the National Cemetery at Ale11ndria, Va The
total number Of inermeats IA :3,3'2 Rhite and 2a9
co}ored; total. 3601: Wellkept gravel walks trar-
ere the grounds. The e71sTes hase been eotlded,
ard ,sho tablets, lcttcred IN black arc placed At
The bead ot each, giving the name, sauk, regiment
, 1866-03-09
Nftlo a1bertisst!1ents..

TT ASON1C-There will be q Reg
W. 1lar Couyocatton OF Washington Chapter No. Ii,
{. a ~, this (FIs1pAY1 evening s TX ocfock-
oald W. FApELFOKO, JR, Sec'y,
, 1866-03-09

q fxkHD Bet.
ss.o s,Sos - tvr ~, E1lneess Aeiena and Prince
AaEea-4A Ae EfhAAlan Chambers Clos
Cd Celebration OF Washln:ton,s
.,.s..s csoioeton In 4ke-
masnA'
Liverpool the asth, md Queenstown tha 18Th O!
fetruaE!. arrived This morning with three dass'
laief ne"e;
u I'D: cag'ct at a1= ID.
Inc Earrings sag: ~ This week there has bcru a
steady demant tor United states fye-lwenty hauds,
have touched Tor rome ume-s99t eS6s4. Soma
ons1heSa alfo has been done IN Enc ehsr ut 34 Il
~ lltno's Central, iI4@lGa. Nothing doing
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of Eusland show
N tnEesse n onhcn ot EsM 81.
boz Of gEcnades md 0rs1ni shei!s nave beea ssi5
The nou.e ot Commons voted $4,000 Yea. and
eo9ntH q 810D 70 Princess Helena; 4I5,ou a
ment to Palnczston, IN Westminster Abbey.
On the 23l. n the House of Commons, Mr Glad
s.ope ead Do RECENT Communication lid saken place
18th the United Satct relative 10 joint squadron
TO the coaet Of Cnba 10 stop thc slave tradc.
Af. iAeoaehese called attention 70 the neutrality
las: algued ihat humanity required thsis rcsiaon,
e,sdene a eT ee@e 1t dsss tas ,
admitted the subject vas OF considerable 1npor-
!anee. bat 20 defended the cause OF the Batlsh
pie would zee ultimately th.t It vas pa!Y
aetrpue Of maintaining peace The Govcru,nent
had 10 objecnon. and tn faet advised III. Adams of
Its willingness 10 cnns1dcr the question wfth thr
Amc11can Government, with he view Of msk,nr
the luw ar elective a. possible.
any representations to tie American GoYe.uHatnt
feiatNc 10 Fcnian proceedings IN America.
if. Gladstone regretted tbat the subject hH1 r,en
brought up. The Government had no kuo pteigc
Of any psoceet,ing to justify them IL making repre-
ANEf3E5D nr4 To hk.
lir,ed The public opinion Of Amc;7ca cond:,nned
.ne mosement, ana u Wontd pc undlsnfdtd TO re-
ar hrrsch of n nent.sttv s.r nes "a9
The irieh police continue actively to arrest sn.-
patted Fsnlanr. and troops continue to b sent 10
TI- r.+t,, ,,,r,,,,,. ..,,,
1yeaE}v re,nrH !. - mi 800" 81 1ne iateet
nnr1cG = 4''''' s1e' LIE tssKest 5et re-
: 1l.c arrrv snd n.rr rst,ms,a. .ho.. .
triyinI rrGrction EAU" 1@t3eas
Thc PcruTfan INN -r}na I3r,snor ..r,.4naa ~ p.
urder >nrrsInrrs. ri fhe s1,hn',oa - =. o.EsL
Of an Eucltsh Tessel lF1ne At fsre.I hi IS he G1a
pri4oned week ior ia,pishine a,11s s1,a nmnnrn III.
The btnks Of France. pruss,. md 1t,,v b,v, j.,
reduced The 1ates Of diecoupt -'@'' ~
The PTn..lan Government suddenly closed ,hc
Chambef~ on The ples ia. proceedings Of ie1utjes
r. opposition TO the Government tend toward strife,
The actaon was quite unexpected, P1cstdcut Gra,
ban esptrsscd lie hope that tho people would stand
o. ihelt HefHesentatires md the Constitution.
= ne Amefacan banqnet At London On the I'd, tn
nohos Of NashtuRson's birthday. was Intended by-
sHsn:en morse, Consul At London. pre.ided.
anong teM ~ gne.m He1e Mnlatcr Adams the Secrc-
49, oi 5efatlon, hon7 Geo. Folsom late United
Ssaee Ea1!ge al tnf :nAeues fFoa' Golu"tn Smith,
, 1866-03-09

ROCHESTER, y. Y, March s-East evening N al
%, A,waier strrct, during the aheence Of Mrs.
ny7er IRON the hou.e. The clothes in e:sdle in
which child three years old uas sleeping. we're
set on d.c. The house had previously been rsn.
obtain acaasI5esabie amount Of uoaeT which Nrz.
Hsxcr Eps known to hare received within 1ay OF
tSo. Failing 10 obla.n tie money. the Villain set
fre to the cradle clothes "11h Intent 10 oosn Inc
Iii, Three uen, wbo were plrudezfnR dourfRs MIL
in MMdlepet ysttszday n9solps, Msss dstesed y
its sa ,hsiI pns1ssnds to keep sui one = Ih lb,eye
hot Nm IN Inc head. he = soi expected 10 I've
One oi tha rasesIs WaB nSc1ed down b the miller
, 1866-03-09
Obituary;

HAMILTON, C.. ", Mark 9.-W. P. AcL3scu, one
Of tie oldest and most prominent bu.ipcs. men of
this city, died las. night. '~ -
nDAToN: Ohio, FEB. s.-Juage FItz james
MstheNf formerly Of the Superior court at Coiuu,.
bus, Ohio, died at his rcsldence IN this city at
Eeyen o'clock this evening. "~
, 1866-03-09

WAsHrSaToI. D. C.. March ls5s,
stssd Pfcpotas will he received Is the OTcc nf fhs
SuneiVlSns AtcAllert. Treasury department. Wash
tast6n p c. u 81 y u. April 5th- tss, for furnish
aata. required b. The Tfess1ry Uetrnt en- "a o1o
the acceptance os The proposal az thr SEE
. SPECIFICATIONS aud drawings ebr the Ru,e,.r p,o,r
S ISa sno~t3E The forn Or construction 81 present
cah oe ohtAneIf application & thty Departmsnt
BoiElaS rac Ffrc Proof safas win he consructI IN
tas t&the 1anneF and casea WITH 1suatahc ru brook
sossfEnE the plans acd rof which must
aates to be shipped In perfect tordaton within rca
sonaole Tine NOM cato or order, ~
me - ~ VIII he Furnished By this Depar snent, bat
Maas 0e p9t IN place By the contractor, aad pc In ner
!eet wnrkt1g order when the aaee s tn9ned pycs 70
thE proptr officer Of the Government. ~
re outside, and 70 cover ali charges wha.sves ID
fu4aS Painting md :GooF n3sueesy {e1ccpI coss Of
Proposals. Will also be:1ecdved tor burglar mi
fpWHer ffool Locks. to he accompanied py tn:uoc.
AZ BIDS Epst be accomFaHtcd by the s1aEaniy Of
oincer VII acceps and perform he conssctI it awsrd.
the bIdder f.tldes.
AZ BIDS Or 70 award tho contract fc1 Burglar IToof
Sa!ca 70 ono parity esd tas tfurgle and Ere Proof
SAlts 10 n.otAer X It ha tte4d tor the erst Of fh
Government to do and. 20 bid Will De causfdnrrtf
GOES nok conform to Of this Ad-
Proposals 10 bc tndorsed Proposals for safes ,ny
LociS and addressed b A. +. HUL Eff arttn- sU.
psr Ei.taE Architect, Tssa,urf Department. washing
son, De: - Il. Il. HULLETT,
mh9osa2 stT&zE Ao:lnR suptrrisIn. Architect.
, 1866-03-09
The Meteor Gp1c.

NEW YnRK, March 8.-The Grand Jury have
found another Indictment against McKenna t. Roe-
efs nt complity IN violating The neutrality laws,
ia aittnc ont and cqnlppinc The Meteor, TsIl va
given By y1rach defendant of $5O,OO0
, 1866-03-09

New 1oRK, March SO. 3. Lamar Of sayaunah.
It i reported. has heen fentencetj 10 tlrre IN
pFi: onnent and ,otu dnc, for cotton dci.1udiue
bribery. etc.
, 1866-03-09
Tho Mextcan Bond Re.o1ut,on.
Arrived.

NEW Yonk. March e.-The {bt.tS special sars the
Honse Committee on Foreign Relations have de-
term1ned to heat n.Suments in behalf Of the Joint
resolution guaranteeing pay -ent OF Mexican bends
, 1866-03-09

NEW IoRK, Masrh 9-The Gemmercicf+ snec1a]
says The tF!al ot detrctyo Baker camo up to day on
the second Indictment, charging him with lei.
until The 18th proxfnp
, 1866-03-09
Internal Revenue Decision On Stock
Subscriptions.

WAs1EcIoS, March a-The CommisEioner m
Internal Revenue N reply to letter m rclotiou 10
stamp duty on subscription papert, where the suh-
scff,er aE1ees 10 lake stock to railroad company,
subscribed IL paid when the list is s,rucd IL heid
70 be promise to pay d definite and ceftsir, snn
o. money a1a therefore each person eleaIns lis
name, an1 not psrtng bis subscription at tho time.
promtssosy amoants anhte1ibed. Ii the Der
.an signing the List PAYS the subscription q. the
time ot hts signing the pspcrx, It would Be mere
}ect TO stamp duty II the snhcHptton IIet Is usde
u such form ~ that subscribers bind themeelrcs
70 pay only IN the aEent Of certAin amount being
saitcd. then each 10 form IN n-rcc-
ncns Or contract, and euch u subject 10 siaa1n
dn1y q hvc crus. But II each einer agrees TO paT
Internationally, then each crestes new instru-
meat subject 10 stamp duty Is proniaeorT notes
, 1866-03-09

NtW foHK. March 6.-The steamer Geo Crou,.
wclEs from New Orleans, has arrived. Among her
passenccss Was Gen. Geo. Dodge, Chief Quarter.
Master OF The Department Of the lilo iEautc :
, 1866-03-09

ST. 10ns7s, N. B.. March R-The Lieutenant
Governor Of Ibis P1oviucc has issued a proclap,a-
ton Wnrn1nK American fishermen oil from tbs Ii,
sEore a-hine grounds a1tcr the l7th inst,
, 1866-03-09
NUMBER 278.

semi-Weekly, nnc scmi.monthly, md one
monthly. Cleveland has three daiHcs, three
-Weeklies, end one semi~Heekly.
. lftom the Cleveland Leader, 81
OF The sixty three Union papers whose opfn-
two-thfrds, SPEAK ort IN radical and indjsnan au
protestatfon against the Presidents course,
ard IN uneaniYoeal support Of Congress atn<
come out III ha1tiEg, Aesitating and shame
taced support Of the President, while nine
more e1pend their energies in connselllus lar-
mony and peace, without taking definite po-
sftion on either side.
, 1866-03-09

fEtom the Quincy Whis aud Republican,
In the Office, and out Of tho office, we meet
and greet Union friends, and they al exprcss
but one opinion. Stand By Congress! staCd
-uf cheerl No traitors in our counci1sI Keep
the balls Of oflcglslation free and pure from tho
presence Of suchi Advocate protection for
the freedman He was our fliend-th.e traI-
tor Was and Is our foe!- 7:
These are the unanimous sentiments Of the
people Of Quincy and Old Adams. No fear
OF division or dissensIon in our ranks This
people hare lived too near the scenes Of war
lost too many relatives and friends On tho
battle fields of the -South-harc seen too
mich Of the deyilish spirit that conceived
and tuauguTnted the crime Of reheIllon-to
gire up ono inch Of ground which bas been &C,
dearly won. And they call him who Woull
surrender our vantage,