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Qt1tfoQo Qribnne.
MONDAY, MAY :, 1865.


wuE ECwx
Lie !ate1na! revenue fecc1pta OF last week
s'no1o1eo m 10 FA'aAa'o.
Lie 1e4cf1aph Announces the ceaslon OF
t1Ee Po1non OF Lower %aluosnia to party Of New
1otk aPttaiisst.
h1fs- Darts WAS allowed IN Interview with
heT hutoand On Friday morning. In Fortress
monfoe-
Ihe Nex Tofk Tribune SAYS that the Prcst-
af.n1 hsa p9ohihitcd Gcneral Honazu from giving
information Atont outfaces committed by southern
"nues On the freedmen
Ihe new ErTsnue bill Is retroactive. giving
Afsessnts power TO opcu anu add 10 cvrsr list ru
turned within enc year. whcrcr. In their opion,
amp unacsstascmrut or uuacsyaluaion exssts, a.
though madc IN good faith.
The extensive stables belonging to the
Fifth etrect bore railroad IN II. fout- took hFc
this 1no,upe and <ve1r cnfr,c1y dc-troycd Foceth'
Ct with one hundred and forty horses and mules
Sixteen carr. aud the harness and 1oFaCe'
The iniamy Of cver cr'wtlfng c'nigrant
retsels continues. Al New York. On Wednesday,
the Bsitixh steamer ''1hc Quccn" Arrived 11fh 1so
passengers in The sterf.fe all WE'LL This ia big
err load thar c1aer the FtFSinia. the England, Or
tho Erin had.
Our Washington despatch says That no ap-
poIntu'ent 10 li tc Chicago cotlectoEsh!p has set
bcen made; hut the secretary Of tho Treasury hss
rn +sa ~ u. ,.!. '..cn w. a,h ~ ~ 1u,ao,..
snd JHd se Waller Il. Scales
~ Is e7u lna. ''e.': nas4s enesaes tuc
opin1ou 'aa9 nc VII no' nse 'foeu 'ue senu.es
nn1es- ac y 'eFn u, 'io1a -o w
inns ~ An"c.%pnstE oo"'uee o'uso sIu1.
~ 'e~s u .He.i o"a tae, au "''a uueu 1870
!easoo. ppt ''n- ea'e a'n1se'' w 'oHsel1 a''1'
tae.! app'e''tnf'ons:
Inc ne" TAX Oil comes up III tne 1aouee
1odsy. Inc rsspetpaa enustses made os INC ton1'
1niaet n MATS and Mcan- fincr sne hl!l "as r.
ported 10 Tic House, Will he found In our "a'h'nS-
tou despatch. The aggregate re<lncton In the but
den Of taxation lie estimated at erscnfs~ase sn'i'
NonE.
, 1866-05-07

The drawing viii take p1aee after the Concert, on
the stsRe Of the Opera Housc where persons eau
wltue.si II. COMMITTEES will be appointed By the
dtence to surermteod the same. AL purchasers hnd
aeenta will be supplied With cosrect list OF drawing
kocn pnb,tned. Parties holding tickets will retain
them until attcr the drawing. aud II their number az.
peafs IN the list Of drs~n numbers they will forward
their tickets immediately. with ia directions to
the shipping Of Goods Moneys Tickets arc for sale
ii the principal Hotels Book and Music storos aud at
our Office. Id Aad1ou street. Price It stach; sent
py mail on receipt OF price and btsp for return pos.
are. GOOD AND RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED
IN every City, Town anc VILLAGE IN The United States
TO whom great MduEs,urats arc offered.
, 1866-05-07
From kN~ 0rtn~~.

,Hteular. Sa}es, 1u,6m halcs Al 33nSic' Day:a
receipt, 40 bales. etcrltne 3SH rest uns1tcrrd.
Ihs oslses,sn ao,n9s,!'ss hase issued orders
he4l,h onleerr. Un1ese t}ekucee is sbosra tbcir
.btpr naay enter the harbor without jnspecttun.
The responsibility Is On the shlp-En1stera.
Crops In Texas 8rc excellent. The Her R,rrr fs
falling, and tho danger Of m orc1now paet,
kece1pt1 OF cotton small.
AtI1Ved-Stmr Ro}fyHr ft31n Exffnoat
, 1866-05-07
FROM EUROPE.

n1Ikelng-Cholera on board United
State. tTar Vchsct-RFospects OF the
New Reform Bill in Parl1ament-The
Auxtro-FluasiantD Ds11custy AmlcAbly
Nctiled-Cnhetjed Relations between
Au>trta and ItafJ-The Chinese kebc1-
3lon-An Army Of $4,000 Killed and
Taken priAonerA.
FATHER Po1sT, May 6.-1he etea1ner Peruvian,
from Liverpool a6'h, ga Londonderry 27tn, arrived
ct thit point this morning. She brings dye days
later pcwe. Neither the steamship City Of Wash
lnctou por Proroptts, both otsE dae At liverpool,
had arrived cut up to The e OF the sailing Of the
Peruvian.
The United States Eteamer Keartarra was at Ias-
bon from sicfta Leone. Nineteen Of the crew WeIc
annexed with fever and fourteen died.
The New YORK correspondent Of the London
ea @ a. ~. =. soee
Us the Fenians give 1t sufficient catise to inter
ie1:
hayc received Government Instructions TO take
precautions against the cholcs8.
In The House If Common-, on the 23th u1t.. the
the iitnr.y ot the Church Of England By Fei1ow4
Of Colleges, sas passed shtough the Commons By
The polttcal interest centres in the fate OF the
reform bill ui,irlon L. expected on the 18th.
owing 10 Detection from The Liberal rnnks by the
nnseltipg ot teseral Lhenafs. oW1ng their election
win be nn ac:nd maiori'y against the bill.
1nc OH rays that IN case ofabsolnte defeat. the
ministry VII Immediately Tsslgn. 4 they have
tlr<. While Others WI, assist IN forming eoalt,ou
Wa,pole, Mr. Henry and oshess. ''@'
.,smsn, md ~ appeal 10 tne country, IN easc he
ministry are defeated,
AUSTRIA AND rursstA.
1fiTate tcfcFrnms 10 the Pans NoFfkfttF assert
tha1 nac,t3c ARRANGEMENTS hn1e hren e.c1ed btfye N
t. s es 'ss
inserting that all dancyr Of war in Cermanv ia re-
moved. and the Paris Coas{lfuttoafi accents the
neys an SUBSTANTIALLY correct, F>' %1e
i Berlin telegram sayt thc rrporte OF treaty o1
alliance between P1usEta and 1taly ase absolutely
Tbe mmo, Of thu violation Of tbe Austrian te,,,
torr oF Itaiian volunteers. arc conseuuent enotrc
rnente pear Royica, hid proved faile.
The attitude 81 Austria and itaIy continues
mcnac1ng. The Florence journals represent thai
and naval lorcex Ia Vcoctta 10 be 1taced On 4 Wa,
footing By the ut Of Msy, and that 10 extraordn.
~ coneenraiton Of troops vas 10 take pace in ,hc
j, Nss sssered hat tue Emperor Napoleon h&d
ass Il 1sy s.ee ion Aa.
The Mini.tef OF Police Ct Vienna had been nosi
for pcFsons crostlne Inc Austro.italian fsa1ticr.
The Vienna Cabinet il ea|d 10 have addsessed b
| Cont. informing them thai the Austrian art1,a
| mente arc Necessary by The proceedings Of H.
italian uovcrnment Despatche. add thai Austria
cider any measure Of defence acanet Prussia unncc
| ee.tar5.
The minor German States arc sid to have CONT
po,a' Of fiu,tts, bnt rnake Il a. starting point fo
| The reform Of the Federal Diet
An austrian despatch Of April 18th. proponns
| agreeing thereto arc published.
| The 1'a1iB Doufse on the 95th was heavy 1eutcs
, 1866-05-07

THURSDAY, Nay IS. bus been appointed for grand
tnass meeting Of the National Union paIty. AZ.
san&e'enu Ase being made to secure tho pfrseace
, 1866-05-07

CNICEGd, October, 1S66.
nane t1 @ o. ~ I1.n @ ia e3n9ian1
shout EIGHT HCEDREp THOUsAS BUSHELS
y Of work. in our op11oo. these maehtpes have 10
sapsTtos- " bare tereattdly 1oaaed eaEs Of four
in ,htzs5.nse minutes With the No. 9 Ma-
chine conveying the b. feeders from fifteen 70
waYs shel11nE the quite e1ean rom the cob. with
81. K5.na1e e. snrnE the fran M 2nd ses9n7 ~
substanra !. amny attes1ed b. the f.ct
eapactty. With poExE I'll engines. with but alEht DE-
lays loF rfratfE. He cttumend them to the Grain
tS1Eucd3 Il. Il. MASON,
Comptroller LAnd pep'tI l. C. R. z,
, 1866-05-07
The yTestcrn Union Telegraph E~s~,.
- slim. ~"-~%A-

y. 1dUtle
SEw ToRK, May 6-The New York Htraat th,.
morning contains Alch1y 1nereetinr and IAN snn,.
u'a4S OF operations Of The Western Union 1r5e,
graph cxtcEtsuu expedition, etuce Its start 10 tht
psEseul time. The articles occupies eight columns
aha Il sep1cte with Information obtained fsuH Col
ouiH!cy and his assistants daE1ng the past winter
IN ssn tsaocs.eo 1t entirely puts At rest ali qucs-
Cttnd entelptssc, >'''
, 1866-05-07
ONE TICKET HOLDER IN EVERY TIE,
RECEIVING 4
VALUABLE GIFT.
LIST OF GIE.T5*

A1SL cE NAE E49%
GIFT in 1.ral Es,ste. consisting Of Lat 5,
In Block Is, Kinxie'a Addition 10 Chicago.
On tluth-st-. being 3oxt4e It valued at....$ 90
70 Lo1s IN BrAnn's Addition to Chicago. val-
ued at..-. <e,ol1
1S3 Ouefourth acre Lots IN Nm. .. Astors lit
Addition to Hyde Park aud Wood Lawu,
valued 1o.CVo
IWhoIe section Of lAud ID Wnltestde Co..
Ill known II S. II, T. Is, +. :, valued At 1000
Total.. s.......ss..........'.*oVnG1
G1f. In Gseeneaeks. 3'oto
10 do do each 4. s.om.............. 50, 600
5 do do each r.. E2.ooc.............. 1o,ooo
Gift in Real Estate, consisting Of <. Nm.
T.A. Sc, T. s.. Il. Is, being miles west
Of Chicago. valued edat....-...............I II. 90
Gilt IN Real Estate. consisting Of s. M,
s.E.A A.s.3l, 7. y. Il. I, and n. r. n.
E.A.s.6 +. Il. Il. !, IN Juneau Co., Nls. !.
Ealotd dat........................ ........ 2oot
yGi...s tu Real Essato. being 80 lots Ia Brands
Addft1G1 to Chest 10, each fl.01o.......-.. 5000
20 Gifts IL {4anoa each valued At tS1o...... 1856
100 Gft, In sets ef l Furniture. each s5oo ool
20 GIFTS in Gents Gotd Mctches each e2sd.. 3otO
80 Gifts In LadIes' Gold Watches each ea2o. 5000
20 CHS in Sewing Mschlues. each &io....... a. oa0
LOGO Gilts in American Silver WAtches. each
6,o0
4Co Glfta In American Silver Watches, each
..''''....'.''...'.........'--.. So."N
1eS8 Gita ii S1k Dfets Patterns, esch f6S..... 1
2s0 Gifts tn Silver Cake baekete, each 1o... ee0
1ceo Gts IN Silver Plated Casters, each .., TO- o0
1a00 GIFTS Ii Of Silver Spooas. each $s... 6p9o
1nto Gifts In SETS OF Silver forks. each ss.... g. o0
1e1oo Gifts Ia Gold Cla1ped Albums. each *i-.. ooo
1n0 GIFTS In Literary Books each $f....... 10 ood
10000 Gifts In Cutlery, each <3so ........... bo0
1Gkp G1fls IN Pocket Knives. each f1........ ooo
IAuoo Gina l1 Gift Book, each Si.......... laooo
10000 Gifts In Receipt Books. each &1..,...... 1ho0t
lsl.5 Gts II articles worth from Il to $...... lso90
, 1866-05-07
Netn advertisements.

TEE FIRST BLOW AGAINST CHOLERA. The
F1amtaeF.
An ADVENTURE IL THE GREAT PYRAMID, By
FTapces Power Cobbe, Once Week.
II. GUlZQT. LEyenement- ...
MR.. THUMPSoS'S UMBRELLA, All the + car Round.
PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES OF BEAU Drum
NELL. Chambcrs'3 journal.
DEAI-MoEDE LITERATURE- Saturday Rey&tW.
SIR RALPH's HERIoT. Casselfs Family Pspef-
TOUCHING TlGE ERS, An the Year Round.
HOW FISH HOOkS ARR. MADE. The Working Man.
THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN. London Reslew.
FOREIGN NOTES. Our Exchanges.
LABOR, The Working Man.
PRICE 10 CENTS,
For Sale By al News Dealers.
, 1866-05-07

CHICAGO. January 95, 1855.
Mr. !. c. RICHARDS have four oi your 10.
Corn, shelters and set T. opuatioa u out @
Uka aud. after having t1ed y. my every other k,nd
OF Shelter thing youEs superior 70 them AZ. and 10
ke1 sfon 100 to 500 bushels. with each machine.
daily. i purA truly
j. Il, RICHARDS.
, 1866-05-07

CHICAGO, 1851.
We have Used Hchssd's Cara Shelters ia onf ware
house, and nun peTzona1 ohsefIaton pronounce them
superior any others have tired. Thry sheu the
corn perfectly cle1n from the cob without cutting
grinding t. and tie ETal1 In uf4ciass condition
fnr market They are Undoubtedly machines Of great
capacity snd strength. And must commend themselves
to the favorable ori1,pD Of Ill grain shippers.
STEHGE&x BUCKINGHAM d CO.,
I.C. K. Il. train Elevators.
, 1866-05-07

ANY party procuring club OF tve or more names
tor Tickets forwarding the money for thc
Will be allowed the folio wing commission. viz: ne
will send
, 1866-05-07

AuulSE8 Rll OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
BRIAN, ROSBROOK & CO.,
IA Madtscn-st., Chicago, III.
r. O. Drawer 3927.
ET The props,etolz Will donate to The Home Of TIT
FTendless Chicago. $500. There will be u 090 r.
served from the person rtcei1nE the 43o,o00 Gilt,
which Will be GonAted TO the poor through the Young
Mems Christian Association, aud from the person
ceiysns the saoo Gilt will be reserved no, which
Will be donated to the Sot fcrs' Home, Chicago; md
x1eo trtm the persons receiving the $4,000 Gifts In
Greenbacks. Ill be reserved $50, making &a.,oo
which will be donated to the different Orphan AsJ-
III the City of Chicago. perfect t1t!e will bt
given to all Of the nbovc Real Estate.
ny7-As4ls3t M.w,Tnet
, 1866-05-07

In every case serd the name Of each anbscriber, and
their Post Oce address, With Town. County and State
IN ful1. Money By Draft r. o. Order. Expsest OF In
ReRlstered Latte1s, msy os sent at our r1sk.
Address all communications to
, 1866-05-07

PF C. II. SCHITES. Advertising Agent,
il Dearborn street, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for the Tribune. and nil
other leading papers throughout tho United
t:futPx nnt Euuhdns
, 1866-05-07

A RRIVAL Or MADAME AL
Tisnr ia tIoF ther futnfe nrnsprcts NAV hate tbem
coE5set'y stase4 by Mhd. AiEin, " 313 South Ca,k
com ul "a nj matters conccfu1ne lore, marriage.
eourehir, lay matters. business affairs. and will tel
the n1ne Of the lady or geutltuAn tley viii maIy
ato the nane Of her visitors. Consultation fec from
one 10 tEn dn[1aIB, A306
, 1866-05-07
ORDER EARLY.

The 4roMense csop Of Corr throughout the Eeft,
and CONSEQUENT IAn9k pkXAHD for Shelters. rem.
deIs It important that IN order TO eecIfe Machines,
WE MUST HAVE YOUR Ol<UEis3 EAHI1.
Many Of our cua1omef3 hAye heretofore h4en Com.
ptl1eu to WAIT TWO AND THREE MONTHS By
in nrder 10 AVOID pDIAkTTpfHTNEHT.
, 1866-05-07

ChicaRo, Nay !, issd.
y Ket,ce IS hereby xiyep b ~ Roa9d Of rub1.c
Treasurer ready to be paid ever 70 the owner
e!s Eldtled e the dsmASrs 4ua1ded for the opennE
Desp34tnes Etfe- through the south part OF Block
School Section Addition 10 Chicago and tnat sfter ten
euter upon snd appropriate the property condemned
for the purpose Of opeulnE said alley.
FRED, LETZ,
q. ]. ROSE
, 1866-05-07

CLAIMS OF SUPERIORITY:
They Shell Perfectly Clean ln damp or prr Corr.
They Clean In Ii c-lIett Cpndiron for MARKET.
They DO NOT Cut or Grind the Corn
Thf5 Mcguire Les Fower than any other Machine.
TheY are built exclusively Of 11on, and arc Orc
proof.
, 1866-05-07

~ Money ready for psyr1eut for damages for oner.
.n7 Alley betxee Jrfe1son and Dssplnsnes strett1
IL Block 81, Echoo1 Section.
UfTIcE Or 1NI BoANn or PEuLlc WnnKa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

ST. CHARLES H0TEL--N Picqui, Natchitoches
+ Van Size, steamship Merrimac; L p Bertrand
Us A; b 9 Hedrick, Lake Providence, La; Z
Morris, New York; l. LeBourgeois senior and
junior, Louisiana; W Read, lberyilo; RicE-
ardson, Assumption; f Elliott. Yicksbnrg; J. l.
Young. h Pratt, steamship Merrimae; DoTan,
Philadelphia; r Il Snyder, st Joseph, La; ;
Lewis, Jr., Shreveport; E q Cock, MISSISSIPPI;
byass, London; VI + Stansbury, MISS; Broad
bent, Baltimore; MO Tastale, y Ticker, |; ID
Lowenstein, S Bell, san Antonio; Palsh, Mem
phis; VIM henderson, Baton Rouge.
CITY H0TEL-P Hathey, A N Boyd Memphis;
r G Hutchinson Macauay, city; Z G Mccall,
Texas. /, Vandegrift, river; Martinez, Harvey;
g II Hooper, Ficksburg; S Everett, Ayoyelles, La
" II inIess Galveston; P Lyman, Greenville
Ala; II Bradshaw; Saunders DeSoto, Miss; r
Jones, S Sankeff, Mobile; B Schuster; S Berk-
SON. W Reagan, Leon county, Texas; NJ 0dom,
Austin, Texas; J p Macfadden, New York; A
Nesbit, a kimbrough, Mrs E Lott, VI L Good
man c H Pyle aud daughter; Q c Lund, Calves
ton, Texas.
ST. JAMES HOTTER Fl Kerr, La; 7 0'Neil
Lagrange, Ga; Z Bristol Texas; Miss Smith
Texas; 5 W Wood, Canton, Miss; @ A Green, Jno
2 King, 0pelousas La; Jno I Hardee, @ GWaync,
P smith, w Walden, C Lund, Galveston; h
N Staekpole, Galveston; Cohen, Mrs John
ston, Miss Bfitton. Pass Christian.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
RariNe gnteIIigenre.

---s%--
oanssrvr orrrun, No "a c.,,p srnrv-
wsde 5sy, July % isss.
CLEARED Yesterday.
s,.,,,1 a
steamship Banks Pepper, for PensaCola,
scbr II, ro,,. o,..., r.. NJ. I HAYES q Bowen
g W Hynson Moo
Br schr VIM Hogan, Briscio, for Vera Cruz,
JOublanc
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, from Tpdiapola and
Eaiveuton n q Harris 1at al i;st;ot 'A''" anu
''''''' " ~ r,", ''s,.'As' Ni''''''
To"BoATs,
America Palmer from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, Goth inst, ship John Sidney-Came
up light.
STEAMBOATS,.
Irene, HinckIey, from Washington,
st Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Mary, Myers. from Mobile
Hero Walder, FIN Tennessee River barpes
eN''
NJ ~. ae'" o,.' W
o"IE v oephas ySteIritt: Gregory 80 days from New
9n N' H. ~ brlaSe y Son-ta rgo' 4VoO obls lime
Fr ba III NJ n, cement ,ai1 70 Btldge Son
20 w 70 6i nee IRON mobile, III ballast
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

MARYLAND GoID FfsLDs--we have received a
communication giving glowing account of results
o. recent explorations between Cabin John Run
and Great Falls. The writer states that the crush
ing mil belonging to the Maryland Mining Compa.
ny winch we referred to ia former article, will
pe ready y be put in operation in a couple Of
weeks s After this mill shall have been run for a
salhclent length Of time, the public viii Be fur.
nishea with data that will enable those desiring to
invest IN mining speculations 10 Judge Of tho 1Ser
rs q the enterprise Besides the Maryland there
are the Henry, the HomilIee, the Manchester the
Union Arch, and other Companies on tIs lan9s ~
each OF which traces Of gnld have been discoyeTeS
We have no doubt Of the fact that 4 belt If gnlJ'
bearing quartz extends through the State from tbe
northeast to southwes at the foot Of Inc great AZ
ianeie slope, for gold has been found rom tbe
Sanadas to Alabama on this liue, and all geolo.
gis's agree in pronouncing 1t the Atlantic pnId
belt but whether it exists in quantities 10 warTan
successful operations in this vicinity is question
70 be yet settled. a company recently Organized
10 his city are about 10 commence extensive min.
ing opei auons in northern Georgia, and consdera.
bic attention has been paid to localities in eastern
North Carolina by experienced miners. If deveI,
opments half equal the expectations Of sanguine
Spectators, California will be auidone in chances
for fortune. National Inteligencer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25
STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana Qusenssownto and embark Mall
and Passengers; taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
through rates Of freight hence st Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam
Gothenburg s1d Havrs.
Storage passenger tickets granted by this line bring
passengersf Liverpool Queenstown New oreans.
for $50 in currency, per adult
The final of destination may be either hxed signing
the bills Of sdng declared by the holder Of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Liverpool thus aordng the importer the choice Of
unarkets
Navigation Company Limited Will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing FROM LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons. - JamisOn, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons. j, Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. .lss7 tons. "A Finn Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 tons ,.....A Hancock Captain
ARKANsAs. ,,....lSs6 tons .....T Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1879 tons VIM L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 j. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA .l6 tons Hsirby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN I04s tons. H F. p Couche. Cspt
Cabin Passage to liverpool sl7s gold or It's equivalent in
currency. #H s
For rates Of freight apply to
HUNTER AsKEw d CO.. Al osrondelst street.
Consgness goods respectfully dsuired present
Bills of Lading the office pay their freight obtain
livery orders for the same. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25


RADICAL PIGTy ILLUsTRATEp.--In a discussion
last Thursday, in the common council of phiadel-
phia, member by the name of Hancock is thus
reported: as54 aa
Mr.. Hancock-Iwould go down to hell and break
the ashes Of the grave to teach the attorney who
would go South to defend JEFF. navis the contempt
in which the people of this city hold him. would
have VIM, B. Reed there, that every tapping
shred OF flag might remind him of the shrouds Of
his murdered victim.
Stevens.
MIR. Hancock Wen, only say that with
rhaddeus Stevens I am heart and hand CAP.
plause.l belong to his band. There il only one
thing left in the land now, and that is the fiag
aud trust that we will ever hallow day that
shows us how despotism was broken up such Nh.
unhallowed IDEA as JEFF. Davis being pardoned is
preposterous, and ougfhnot to be entertained If
would see traitor going to heaven, great God !
Would want to so the other way
he would go the other way p and we dare saw,
IN SO doing would take the most direct route
home.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25


hR. Speeds LoyAITY.--Many may think tbs,
mr. Speed of Kentucky. the late attorney rem ran
eEai, vas an originaI unconditional Union man !,
They will be satonished when they ind tIst II
April. 1861, Mr.. speed signed an address M H.
psople Of Kentucky. containing the followins y
What the future Of Kentucky may be We n,
course, cannot with certainty foresee, bnt Il tn
enterprise announced in the proclamation 81 the
PRESIDENT should al any time hereafter assume Inc
aspect Of war for the overrnnnng snd gubiuga.
fion Of the seeding States, through the full as.
aeFuon therein Of the national jurisdiction, by 4
stanQng military force, We do not hesitate 10 say
l hsnsncky should promptly unsheathe her sword n
mon cause
A rev days after the address was published
4 very iarge public meeting was held at the conri
.s ouss u -0ilisYiAe ~ which series of resolu.
LIONS were adopted Hon. James Speed was a
prominent member Of the Committee on reseln-
tions' from which the following extract Is made:
q. fhat as we oppose the call Of the President
Ior volunteers for the purpose Of coercng the SCI
9et III sSleaI % se oppose HE raising 81 troops
ederacy.n eSH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-25

M VIZ.
IHB WARS or FoRTN-NIhE YEARS IN EUROPE
writer in the London Morning. Star says
The following statistics read with sad interest at
this moment: Between The years 1915 and 1864
27s20O0 men were killed in battle Of these,
zl4S,OUO were Europeans and 164 900 inhabitants
OF the other continents. Thus during fOriy-nine
years the averag annual number who thus persisted
amounts to 43, 800 men. not including the victims
OF disease engendered by the consequence of war.
The Crimean war tl853-56) was naturally the most
destructive 5ll,000 men having persisted during
its course; l76 900 of these died on the field Of
battle; 1884 900 from disease in hospital-256, 600
being Russians, $4,000 Turks 1914 French.
1000 English, 1900 Italians and 25OO Greeks
The war in the Caucasus (lS29-60) cost the
lives Of $4,000; the Anglo.Indian war (195T-59A
l96 900 the Russian and Turkish war (IS28-29.j
1913 900 the Polish Instruction of 1881 10000 !;
the civil war of Spain which ragged from 1888 TO
1910, lf2000; the war of Greek independence
OF llS2l-290 to which Lord Byron fell "a victim
l4s,0O0; The various French campaigns in Algeria
from 1880 to 1850, lag COO; the Hungarian reyo.
luton l4I 900; the Italian VA of lS596O 1923 SO
which last number may be thus analyzed-96 ,S74
fell on the field of battle, and $4,000 died of
disease, of which 50 664 we're Austrians 30 22O
French, 2S6o0 Italians, 5000 Neapolitans, and
1870 Romans
curious result may be deduced from the
aboye-namely, that greater number perish by
the disease incident to camp life than are actualy
killed by shot and shell any other engine Of de-
suuction. AS to the sums of money swallowed np
by these wars, ii is impossible to arrive at any
thing approaching correct calculation Tie
Crimean war cost Russia 1928 millions of francs
Zone million of francs is equal to $500 O0O France
l3AS millions, England, 1920 Millions Turkey 1850
Millions Austria for mere demonstrations, 40
millions. Thus in two years and half 6526 mil
lion francs were spent
The Italian war of 1867 cost France 345 millions,
Italy 4l0 millions, Austria $50 millions Thns in
two months, lass millions were swallowed up.