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, 1866-03-03
The Reduction Of tIte Public Debt.
Cali for a Meeting TO Sustain t1ae Pre%t-
tcnI-L0cation Of Normal Schools
Legislative Proceedings.
fSpeeiA Qespsich 10 The Ehice-Q Tnbrue.l


sSaa Tor Meetln% 70 SUSTAIN sAe Ffe~'-
dcnI-Location Of Normal Schools
Lcrfktat1ya Rr0eeedIun&.
fspccial pesustch 10 he Ch,ca-o Tubuue.1
N.,,-sa.. u..,le
MADISON. Asfch
citizens Ia avor OF Andrew Jatnson, to meet Mt the
f,n,t t,or. y, the c;tv ri afsj,nn ~, III. ern,ino
~ ~,,7-as-. ,te "a ~ af.,rh 7er 6,- 10 ,,,-,,,
y. tos ~ " u'A'.u' .soy. ~. ~ wv pose
OF expressing Their Tes IN fesatson 10 the inpol'
II t;cpea esclu.iyety BY those claiming 10 be C,uu
.,a,, H1o-,,h ,n..,ros ~ ,hosa s,3,.s;n,. ~.
I..s,,.n,x e., ' - sxs,., h. ha.t .ss..n ,ae
lles'aent veto. - eSpecteo taa' ootn !noee eut-
ra.E.ne him and lzdoss:ng Congress, viii partlcl.
s,srng,h between the two parties.
The non1a Of Normal School hcRcnts confirmed
IN exclncc tes..un last even1n. and today. and the
merits Of cidernt localities wc1o warmly advocated
II was ypfed TO ealahl,sh one tchoul In the first
Congregational DiEszset un IN the 'hara ene in ,he
iarfa %. and ptoposas LOT eNes "sll 90 teSGFeQ
III that .:E3e. IAe others were IoGeted al hste-
water, Ms!Aorth cpu.:s. anu fiatSilc, Grant
comfy z.
u the stnsss re!it1ons Hs1s pfesented Tor ana
acaInfs tho rc5tofstion Of the daaIh pens!fy.
TIC :ise Or inc senate Chamber Was efanleI tals
afternoon sof d1ssuf*1on y me Ms1ilt ol tA- =
9so-se A7IIroad !nfough 1rain OIL! " -aesst-. u.
T. snsish tor re minnesota ttaiiroaa company, and
9;G. h!qn lo1 rue ~: tant ha1Iosa eompany.
AZ enapscx l.. 1ess.sa r'asa1e ;ay .,
aksetsots 70 ase Goat ps, oa5 aes tue hss tSeise @
nnys, a:c ons N9s.as saa Fly eEu'e VT ny tnss
sttcrs ~ .sIxa4 ChAp'ts ~, Ass VI oit AAtuotA'
ing gsInl*htc arpo1s in ciEeu'' cours7; to appro-
ff1ate 70 Inc e1ae ff.sou eoaM1'teo n11een DOL
sats easn.
1Et 5coicsiy tomnluce. ~ ln fS.poa4e 70 ieso
lH'loH fepo!leG lH5t tIe SO1oissi ~ sCuoui
, 1866-03-03
DIVIDENDS
DOCK PROPERTY.

ys1ushlc DECK Property on South Hraueh Chicago
River two hundred feet FTef front. Terms ensy. Cal
at Ecpu - Cham 3F1 OF Commerce.. 1Sa3neI
, 1866-03-03
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago 1Hbunc.l :
CINCINNATI, March 2.
An accident happened on the Hamilton l. Dayton
Railroad to-day, caused by MI Insecure bridge
local freight train Of fifteen crs broke through the
bridge over Twin Greek. north OF Hamilton, aud all
the went through, the locomotive getting clear
MeGaife aaa ueyiae, were slightly injured.
, 1866-03-03

snras,ou of The cho1era. DR.. Marsden of Qucbcc
hss prepared plan whtch the hcal.a anthotlties
hs,e adopted, for The projection Of the city, and
which hes aleo been Laid before The scnste commit
tce II IL founded upon The principle that Aaiatic
cholera IL portable, Comfortable and Communicable
disease. and. like The plague, may be transmitted
and communicated 10th BY persons and efEecte. The
1ssls Of lhe p1an. Is the enforcement Of absolute
uop.fntetroutse Of persons who hare cholera, O,
Who have been ezpo*ea to It tor short PERIOD and
thorough dl.,ntect1nn Of personal effects This IS
10 be secured ty the establishment Of new and ,hnr
cnpern stat1on If The Government and State autho.-
Ice approve Of the plan viii be situated at Sandy
, 1866-03-03

[speciai Despatch to tbe Chicago Tsbnuc.I

Especial Despatch to tbe Chicago Trsbnuc.]
DETROIT March 2.
It T. t,ndcrrtood here thut tho Detroit Daily Ibsf
the new daily paper which is soon 10 be started
in this city. will begin publication in The course Of
two or 'hree weeks. Gen. Carl Schurz, who has
been selccsed az chief edor, is expected to arrive
either tomorrow OF Mendsy. a meeting Of the
stockholders OF the company wilt then b held,
when they Niu deletmlne upon the time Of thci,
trstissue- Most Of their type aud fixtures have av
rl,e1 and thelr pttsses zte IN running order.
, 1866-03-03


NAknISG1oS. Marcb ?.
Nf, Fessen1tr. in Lie couee Of his rca1asst TO-
dsy, iook occasion 10 reply 10 The cha.ce loat thc
Reconstruction COMMITTEE Nss netdie--lg d-lHyfns
t. ;c:ior, and, aE Chairman Of the joint CoMml-
;cr, lii dechsslon. are official The resolution
prppin Tin: the comai,,ee pss ed the Senate De-
teinber Eth, and IT'S members were dea1enased DE-.
e@m,,er 2ttt. Congress iheh adjourned 10 January
5h. 1.nmediatels a.icE fhe rcce*t rc6o:uftcn Was
&n-eel calling upou the President tos copies OF the
proclamation oieantkiAg the provisional govern
neIk. luz the Constitutions Of iee st1tes a. ancnu
"a " lie 1He Conventions. and for tho h"s passed
ly tpeir Legislatures 10 The work OF ctsan;k1u09.
ot weich paN1. and ir!ormsion were In The Fftsl.
dc1te hanus. TO tait Tceo!nttp1 no response o!
*nS slhd tlAd 3'een made Alter ~aIfin.
!unc meantime ustent:EZ to those snhtacts which
thE tNo AouAcS hxd rtet ned to it, the Committee
rtoeetset to ct tlss Information all OF which IVES
aircocy In Washington IN waiting, by the tcdi-
/ ous process OF t:k1u- scs'.cauuJ Ia ;ae l3ih oi
January. similar resolution. calling fnr Informs
I ty tnc senate in February. The Commttts: and
hours cns4 lrrrioos 10 The assembling Of Cnneesa
3ad while the Senate adjorraed ou Saturday, fhe
| lacutMTr Of this COMMITTEE ucSsed on il ;heIr
.A.art4 to ohaln insoFmatt0n that n.feh, have tre
readily furnished to ii. Tic did not com plain ri
| the lfe<tdent'- + action, Is he might lave oh rea
u1.; bHt il Nss ht sEst 10 the cocasi.sse tia. TIT
equity saDu1d know tho chief c1.xe Of dci1;.
~ lie request OF Gpy. Cor ed Nj. Dca1iton
The 1'rcttncnt hss appoi1ted Nn! T. co..e.ls:1, .
'aiu, A!,bt-er 10 EcCador. in place ct Ms. .=sau
Ark. rt-iLlleu.
, 1866-03-03

tt>Iics.
Especial Despatch to the Ch.ca:D Tribune.l
ST. Logs. March :.
Tits morning the Fn:ico arrested a real estate
agent named Thomas lrtiand, on complaint OF .
gentleman from haupaigu county, Hts.. charging
him wiih sedrc.rc his own sstterln]aw. formerly
in the employ nsent Of The Illinois pastg's family.
1Ae gn1 msr nh adopted daughter, nua they left On
r7esentc OF taking her 10 1ise with
anr ti.,cr N New York. hui hroasht her
herr. trllnE hcx sn!e city Wa New York, tpeD. after
dcccir1nr he" about divorce fsam hla wife,
persuaded her to go through a mafsla.t ceremony
In the nlieeed fsshton Of The 4uakers Six moaths
elapsed hcf:,c fhe Uncovered the cheat, and then
seerctIr writing to her old sriepds In IlnoIe, they
ra,nc here spd rescued her nom further shame. The
thief OF Police consented the prsecnttou should
he waived, and the eirl returned 10 Champaign
county. So enda the story.
In the United States District Co1rf. yesterday, the
.rcor Beijcri'le Eh.ascy case vus decided in hsor
Of the Government. Nearly 400 barrels ners In
yo!,et.
Tt1ty-eirht eu1gszn:E, rostly from the Father
land, came over the st. Iuuf-. Alton s. Tttre Htute
.ail.pat yesterday, en- fou< for Lawrence. Kan+as.
lnr officers Of this nnd other roads state that the
number Of enigrt1te passing over their respective
ncs thus far dn1t1g tho eeason ts uDprecedentedly
great
, 1866-03-03
NfW a1bfrtt6ementg.
ATTENTION CAPITALISTS

.
BOOTS ere roY OPENED at our ONCE far tie paspess
~ .a,xtv1r. ..hz.,s,ts,,. :. ~. este, -
" -sss.'os eoosttpsoh. !" 1ae e"P.t"4 e'osA =.
new un company Abeut TO PC formed nlirdtp En-
4he h.st nj rornt-r IN m = rnr.s
'S .G S.sn ~ .s.,,,-.s ~ n-r,n.aa r.
Ill encumbranes aeFes n tie verT eeatse Of the
09'e.pVsu - '..-s = .o.. ~. ,s'. Hoou "sus =.
asoand II Aso4 cHe nInuSe1 ocsrs Ht1lr a1oFes en-
Bear Greek, Afornd ~htch wells are now going down
vim rerv nne n.ospects The ss Dad through To Oh
49, -, - soesrsa a,o, ~ -, a. ,Tos -; ~
eQtipss nas 0esA 'e"s'eN a's~ 'A eA.~ 'Ae ~ AA1
property, ...
Ne pFppose to put this one hundred aud four acres
n,1.rt Intn rnmorny at Its cash yn1re in Can s1a
, 1866-03-03

New fonK. Murch IA despatch from Washing
ton sarr: 1.-The statement Of the p1bl.c debt, IT,
seed ftom 1he TgraauT Department today, Il
iookcd upon br financial men here a. exceedingly
aiesin:: while 1t IL rtated, from official sources.
that next months showing viii exhibit much
..ffitar fttfurf3rn.
, 1866-03-03

NEW YonK.- Nsrch o-The Eos,snlerrIai Hays
monetary a1strs src eteHdY thon:h dnll. These are
nuac ol 1s symptoms Q! Feyiy1ng business which
contrary iic tone Of aai.s fs hes1'aiins and weak
The applications for money arr moderate. The
hauke arc not trsa ienders and uauaffy ak pc.
cent on call fosEs, willie their di=counting opera
lions ere strictly moderate at 7 Fer cent. The dis
cuunt houses arr nel supplied With .pspcr. for
which hpsess nze no1 nbunlaant- The hnik Of prime
pressure for call oans r ;he rates ara rather caset
ur Government 1oQatcfals.
The 1nsc u most generally tx Per Cent; on otIG,
securities. aeyeH per cent.
G11d conunucs weak under the fa1es Of parties
iEdistcecG to hate their gold longer carried, AMI
also fluc1 fhc partial empty from disbursements
10-in eonpons. The price has RANGED al tgH9
1nEi.
, 1866-03-03

| NV EstNUE+ Z Ro1 7<1-E x-Nss7 H3z33<V11zV@1s
The following table shows the internal
duties On rJ7sed petroleum, and naphtha since
Jan. ], 1861, with the number Of baIsels Of re-
fined pais~ on, md tio number Of barrels u
crude used in its manufacture: .-.
, 1866-03-03

NKw YoEK. March a--I'hc United states e!oen
U1pokl,u Nary lard. receiving ueev coat OF COP
per. ORDER hsyc been received 10 push forward d
rapidly y possible ,he nccc-say repairs upon thr
Serrncnusett Dr4oto, Ire GUMS and LacEawana.
9he new etram eun1,oat pt.nreb7ng il being rap
idly pu bed 10 eomple;ion, and il Z expected that
yarr, in ct>,unIi. lou The Idaho f. nos .esdy 10.
her trial i'm. She tss received be. comr'e ncnt oi
maripes, fify In number, md Is expected 70 eail
shortly.
, 1866-03-03
II Af-Vts"IV4fE9t
JOIN EsEtsY. Cha!,ma
JOHN c. t;KfEF,
GEORGE JENKINS.
H. tENSftN.


Butla:n: Ccami'tee Of the soaEt Of Supervisors Of
Peoria corat3.
Peo1ia, February I'D. 1865, ......
The Committee reserves the privilege to agent the
biz which tbe7 may consider he best and to reject any
nr a$I fhA hJit offpf n1.O
, 1866-03-03
CANADA.


KIO31FdffN1I0U Oh fuE FT1FIUE3T n NEE8
1atnty-51T. Cali on Reciprocity.
CoRHTALl~ e. W., alAr1h All public deIuon-
ktrAtlou and dinner .5.en the 1ne:n',ee* Q: tae
Government last ntsLt, slseclas Mefe inside by
Hon Mcfsrs. t;a1r. Iow:and, Mcdonald ard Tar
tier. Mr. Mcdonald asserted that The confederation
OF the untsh Province. was now certaIn of accom-.
pltshineu: IN 1tw wr-ks Neftrr1uc TO the Inuila.
ecrE 10 lead them. MIR. TAFT, a5iudsn. 10 thc re-
cent reciprocity negotiations, dcuied tic
Charge Of having lnade LEGISLATION In
Canada subordinate 10 the StAIe., and claimed thu!
tht Ah~fsl tEEsae onefcu 10 th= Aua.ti=ns haa
created public tenilnent ~ tl'- United states IT,
ror.nr renewal Of ree'p!oetty lie -4ii We muet
Provinces, suulh Amcr7ca Rnd l:urope, and }e ia
3ac 10 ntt1act capalnl md emigration ,.apaaa We
mu-t portlone for 1he pr.cnt the tu!z-=:c5scu: ot
Lrited sla1c* expecting .he!f recprocasion. lie
concluded ts ausi.ng sell .chancc on The part Of the
Laa.llap.
, 1866-03-03
THE WESTERN PLAINS.
tufroFfont Order by General Pope for
military Protection to Travellers and

Trims.
ersi order detailing plan for thc sat.ty Of tr5fc
ieTe and Trims crossing the Western pIalns, Forts
niheelcy and Abe1csombIc arc designated a. posts
OF rendezvous fer all trains tsn Minnesota fot the
ripper missouri. Yellow stone or Blaek Hills aud
Powder River reg1ons. Fo1 Eeornev IL
iha rendezvous for tralna to beaver
City Ct Fort laramie. rid the Flatte River
and colo-zdo. By the Smoky fill or Arkan-n. M
routes. At these polue al trsins will he oreuniz
aca equlpped 70. dctcncr, md no rra,n Of lea ttan
properly arrotntsh c1ptain will be allowed to mo
Iced. 1hcea a7arpc11cns will be required If re-
tutr!nc t.1:c:. The commanders OF Ill tnilit1rT
'o-'e are r~gnlred 10 Inspect all trains. and ccpe
con1nasnee with or1err. Military escorts wIlI !:
iCrnt.hrd where necessary, and Ia casc Of attack
prompt assistance Will be given. No travellers viii
snc Aith Ills plan. TIE detajl: az fi,1iy -; forth
in tie pkder, ' 7' -
, 1866-03-03

day hir. E i. f,ausbu,y, recelvE Of the Morris
iiir nd Iniand in.nranoc company, Ap,ointed by
Jnatc Miller, Of Alhauy, ~ss nned bJ 1nace ba1N.
to !s TIL t!.- nne was paid. The tlue VIE tuposrd
1877 m alleged contempt IN refusing 10 dellser TO
t1sHser 70 John 4. Hacketf, receiver appointed pJ
@auFe BARNARD, the asscss of the company.
, 1866-03-03

new foAK, Masrh a.-1hrce thousand bales Of
eo1a to-c1y 1T anetlon. The prices brought were
about sqnaf 10 those OF the Market hut Wefs Sc per
pound towrr hnn the pzites Of ELI weeks aEo, when
lhc pseE1ons tnlc uns u,adc.
, 1866-03-03

Add three gallons per barrel for increased
sic Of barrels, owing, In part, TO tho forty
ttye-gallou limitation In the Law. and we have
tar lac number OF barrels of for:y gallons
Barrels.
1,spsported by three routes. ,So 9s5
ExceEs Of stock IN oil 1rg13as.... 1lG.W0
, 1866-03-03

CAfEo. Msnh "a gang OF tbtev1ns cut-tbFoats
Ts;Nsd ane pas9iat1on o: y. sate near Enter
Iss' nlts;' on rasnr9sg night and. a.tef shooting
psDe* they eonld nd on tb- plae~, md len iu The
dtscctor O VaM.asn:' EAo1ss wrre being made bs
tttkpus gang End bring thGm TO tust.ce -.N
, 1866-03-03

WAsE1EoTok, March ALI parties mailing de-
posits To tic credit OF the Treasury Of the United
ever eou1ce, are notified that tue correctness OF their
.Eccounts depends upon their lansmhtsuK the org
dnat certificate OF deposit 10 the Secretary Of the
Trra<ulJ. and the duplcate to the Commissioner Of
internal Revenue
, 1866-03-03

lUtdt ~ Na4ACss'+sss-s+.s @-.-.s+ <s3s9u9u+s
The value Of the Gil and oil products cx
portel was Sl4, ,1A9,248.
The total Of crude oil Thus accounted for,
for the year, is 2,55A ,676 barrels, being daily
product Of !, ,401 barrels.
The following Is an approximate statement
or lie number OF barrels Of oil, refined in
GUIDED, transported from the PENNSYLVANIA
oil regions In lsb5:
, 1866-03-03
Claim. for Dnn:a.e> bJ Rebel 1EaEt3~ Ise-
ansEte<l A:.A1xant-tml,uraans 10 l.nGi-
.:cc.A lld 1sil0Ik.
fSperiet to the Cl,fraco Tr1h..nn

" A4AtAG1GS. A1&Ct ~
Ii The ermn,cr ard fall Of 1861 various pessous
made appt;esion 70. d1Eages dons to their pfo:Hr
,v It the time .r5en Early and Dr-clinrdce inya-
ded Eas5l.rd .rd bsslcrca Washington. On The
1:h or ofseptcmIer Of thai yest t1r War Department
orfPred Court Of Inquiry. coasisitEg Of ave off,
serz to convene at Fcst Stevens and bear evidence
IN rcspeet to there clailns. They E,et the 1hih
Of :hat Month and proceeded lu investigate onfr
rnth cialsns Is Nesr :or damages aone within The
rr.:e u tieieuees u Washington. Their iabors
s}ctup.&t tereftl wetks. The claims so!ty-one
:E nisra.-r rangtHe amount from Sa.td9 to 3.-
IT'D, aEu G.greEaliu. St43-6i9ee5. Their rai1dity
VIE e-ishlfsheJ bY The Court. but Of cau1Se the
department could mol ~, them. At the bcysnning
Of tie present >e+sion Of CONGRESS they were pre-
sfn'ec and sent to the Hoaae Committee On ca1ms.
their raTmeut tle ground thsL it is1lot expcdl-
sut HOW 10 tay my Claims for uau1aEce growing
ont OF loses incurred by the rebellion.
Nr. Es.tston has lnlloa1trd 4 bill, prprl31nR
sest It any ens,neer Of pilot! licensed. in pusxr
Of law. hy any ins2eslo, q. Board of lnspccsoza,
ehau fefner to FeTve IS such. on 7cs s:caneE on
W1tCh Lis lce.tse would cnrttlc him to act. for
The tea.bI t}i7t tie fuies Of :ny ssoci1tto1 VIII;
uttii be il Connected Interfere srish his 20 dciIg,
Ct :cr tfr r-son ilIa' erspns are placed hoa-u
sieamer fts ih+ purpoee OF learning TO becune ca-
lreefs OF ,,[ltts, wac not members Of such .s-
-bciaon. Or that ottf licensed pilots ns engineers
Of ruth aseo+lal,on, thasl I'LL 70 ei7e GOOD End
GnG;cc1t reason for refu-!rg to ~Prve, ASIDE IRON
his ro.ltctiuD ritb fnc, u,4socatious Or comhtn:-
tuns, or shall csalhine w1th ntbcfs tor the pFpt,ae
u c:rc.t!Gc --arctaa Tagcs. his iie4a-e sha1 E'e
Immediately f.TOked.
, 1866-03-03

1acHNoxD., March "a Feacontre took place be-
taeen j. II. Hanna. local tIltos Of the Er1mt7er,
shd H. D, Ogden. mauaIeF OF the thensss, In conse-
eIe1.ce Of carl pnbli=hed IN the Et1niner by the
latter. Several thots were exchanged, without ef-
, 1866-03-03
&rA rIH4%cftw

Eos7oE, March 2 lin Adams, Mass.~ yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth PUwerr attempted 10 rescue her
yourr ehtid from railroad track whf'e train was
advancing, md both mother and child we're in
ttan'ly killed. She wA+ widow, aud leaves ei.ht
osphans.
, 1866-03-03

Report Of the Internal Revenue
Commission.


Product, Consumption. Exportatfon
and Tar on Petroleum.
Sn 1shaf sas nsd sd the !nts5na
~ ee fs,InlcM " rccn1nordsn ,at H 1 ihe ~ "
1ne dn1l1r mr. harreI IN rr1if1e netrOlaurn he
r.,u.,1rd anil that tf,n cvfct;nt- toy nr Jha ~
-; ~. !1a - - nj a.t -
s'sea as,tsss ~ ~ =. sssa.eo. hnH sef1se sSss
~ pas, konS anto ~ n's1"fs
THE fRooccI, CONSUMPTION AND ESfoRTA~
T1oS or PErEoLErA.
lhe exports o. petroleum. Hosn lhe caltea
states to toreisn countries ier toaf years nave
been Us follows:
1as ISL 1871! m lS65
Gs;s, 1o,6s7 ;9i. sse5s.7ad' 31,S.s2E 20 S95. ~
hhE' 'oe's"'. 'sa7]A "7'Ias
Tue following IL an approximate statement
a. Lie on tfanspofteu lfoA tae ~ fcnnsytsanla
ul region. by three routes, III 1851:
ny Atlantic sae Great WestsEn Rallcay;;:. 90"
Halfway. ay..::;....:..:.::. ..;.. ....... aee, ,eoo
''1 'N'e' ~ .se,eee
1,il1hO0
For 1865, VIC have as above;
basfe!s:
TIC proportions Of the different products
cxporird, excepting rcsiduum, ara as fol-
lows: -:
According to Mr. uelplelu-
.,r,t,r. 1sit per cent.
E:, EsErfd; g.,
-'stn'aa - =: -. J
accoluiuT 70 -hess1s' GaSSle auo htahslee-
ll1,de-. D,J7 per cent.
Snpatla. --.--+-..... BIS
The average of. the two L: crude, 1919;
rctinrti, T.51 and napthn, 3.2d Of, In round
figures, crude, ~ per cent; rcfued, Is per
cent; ressduum, per cent.
For this calculation We take Ar. Helniein's
figures, WHICH arc fuller, but nre not mate
those Of Mcssrs. Eaglo & Rakslce.. A.:
aul narhiha, were Of crude, 1ai 100 barrels; Of
rrtnrd 5s22. lbl barrels, in the manufacture Of
wi,;rh there was used 77G,2U barrels Of
cr4ae: ~. ,hr. so- 7ss5.
1:eaHcd' cSpos'ea''''''''.'.' '.''''''''': aa,!'I
;n.,., ...... .......... .ara az
|. Io.&''. ..,.'''"' .,. '''''''''''''- -''''''1"'
We nave " stuus' ..... r-.c,r
sS,r,c, iss.7st,
WASTED q .oH' anu HeGu. ~ .''''''''' ~ ~,
f4xcess VI e''sN' 'el1a'a'nt'' "'' -o-.vo
Tic amount Of their products, and their
values. IL IS 1o'sows: .-
bsffetss tnte Is. r,s sai9e: a11 X,
nat,s. na;i eo91n9as sai 81
p"'A'. ~ -7.-.,o--
saa6a5.63l
fn,de ......-.. 5ss.7W......,..... aaso, ,is3
Nap:i.a .....-. e,5...,....>.. F5s,Isi
IL e;diutn. n..-..."-. 2,H5.... ls,95d
u,uo. -, ~, r.,
1o's' - 'a.ue ; -, -. -.
, 1866-03-03
TIE SPANlSH-CHlLIAN war,

Orders to spanish Vessel OF Wharf.-The
Captain General OF CsaiaA To Send
Troop 10 .5ut.a sac Spnui.h Squadron
--1lts Ubjetxinnk.
NEW Yonk, March s-The H<yQiIs correspond.
cut writes that fhr 1se' SpauIsh nal steamer IRON
Spain, which arrived Lere the IIth ult-. LEFT Ia
dir on tie I'll under rtasrd on5crE from tho Govern
1ne.,,, winch, Mhen opened. were Iouud 10 be taat
1he Captain wac Ias 10 tone a any Of the intenc-
ctatc 1or<, hut to proceed dltrc IL lis leaItnatton,
and II he ie; with any Spsnsh Vessel. nj war TO In
tom the commanders Of the attitude nrpuned hy
Epan in regard to Chill and Peru. Il is sasd, fur
1tiee. s.tat he waA the bcar1r Of Government des
patchc 10 the Capt1lu Gencrnl w1fh orders 10 sent
OIL Eve tloueaud troops Join the squadron in hi
1.Gctnc. I'll. slated tha! Cen Dulcc hae Et1oug Oh
j,stsons 10 do sDy +acA thla.. nos oaiy N view O
tho uncettnln and rerpIrx1nr hsueet Of the times
but a!so owing 10 the dft1'enlty Of prosidin: To-
FEcE III Cn1cfrrpcy.
, 1866-03-03

au sppea1 from the Other President.
SEw YORK. March 2-Coionei Kufcsts. ono Of
the Presidents Of the Feni.a Brotherhood, .:saGs
au appel 10 members OF the order. lie saJz Eng-
we'll begun, BY Cling her Jatls with patriots. hsd
asks Il I1Eshmsa IN Anneztca will stand aasy by.
Comc fayuart, then, to .ht the c0minua foe in the
only way in which mi1isty aid reach them. Not
= rnonsent Is 10 he lo-t. Tour prompt ASSISTANCE
will cunblc Ms TO taka sbe ded wiihin -+-d day.
Lei men Eho will fight report to tlGnCral Sweeney.
onee to these head9ua1teze, for which they 3u re-
rtiYr Ifish uatfQnaf hnud..
, 1866-03-03

NEW York. March a-lhc W0r3d easa m attempt
uas made lat night by some fnccudiaries to de.
s;roy number OF Iralne buildings on 'rwen!y-n.th
STREET in this city. occnntct By soe forty OF fty
nred twice, but exit. suishea with only tsaalne
damage.
, 1866-03-03

g C. II. sCR1TEE. Advertising Ascr.,
81 Dearborn strccr, ia uathortzct tn recctvp
Advertisements for tho Tribune, and n11
other leading papers throuah0Gt the Uuflel
frt% MI In n t{ux
, 1866-03-03

SEw IoRE, March a,-Thn appl.catton for new
lriaf fos the prtfuuer Eonzalct and FclcIef nts7S
Salvador, was to-day granted N tho Supreme
Enn51s =.
, 1866-03-03

Fon1ntss NoxnoE, Fcb. a5.-The Norfolk n
TeterpLurr DalLoad If DON IN working operation.
S7,t new linz OF steamer on the bay il 10 nm In
ronnccltpp With these nalns for L period OF Two
YEa{x.
, 1866-03-03

LHUEEf&4
NEw ToEK, March a.-pr. SWayne resident phy-
s1csdn Of this city has forwarded 10 The Committse
and information to be uted m The prepat1tlrn Of 1
bin Tor secuiug general qu&<anttus Agalnst Ii .
, 1866-03-03

A1a.Hy, March 2-tsstl~ry traios commenced
<ro+rtus the Iess bridge regularly to.d4y. Her,
nf.er New York End Boston tlatns viii at11Tc and
depart from the depot In thls city.
, 1866-03-03

,ee.rted a. absolutely reec.sa:y; ;.ao cali 70 ga.d
a.a'nst The approach oi cholera, bn, II III ACT =.
ot money It Will require. As soon a the commit
tee'get thc necessary Information upon the subject
definite action viii Be taken thereon.
Ing yesterday. had under consideration the propo-
4iou to allow the construction Of two bridges over
the Mfsstesippf, one near St LOUIS mud anoder as
The matter waa finally referred to senator Ramsey,
u1 MINI, who Is authorized 10 examine INTO the
snhJetk and rtport to the committee at the neA{
The House Paciec lsail,oad Committee had
meeting Yesterday for the purpose Of considering
1he question Of giving further aid TO 1hs Nors6efa
Pacific Railroad. The matter WIS discussed at
journed he whole subject 1util tie nc1t 1a>etins
proposed In tie new bill.
ASenator eject from one Of the seceded States%
in IN interview With secretary Stanton yesterday,
con, nned Ia ii. s.ate, and ssid iaat Il thc dosesn
mcui teefvd to protect and foster the loyal SEMI.
meut In the south. 1t E1ust send strong military
William, A Browning died here this morning,
ai'cs Eeve=al Hceks sickness Tic wat Secretary 10
ana:cw Johnson before ard xhlit the latter was
Secretary TO the I9rs,dcut- and about two weeks
aEo ne was appointed Secretary OF Legation TO TIC
HspulGc cl Mexico.
Copyright " cz11o z11orlal%-ArguHlentean In the
Supreme Cuurt-TIae alux.ats.usctts
l. Liquor, Isasvlex d rTi}lt.nn and GO-
n.cz Ca>cs-Contcxted Election CuAcs-
Expenditures for Printing
NA&HlSG1os. March 9-Ihe two memorials pre-
t.uted to the Senate today, and referred 10 the
Committee on Foreign lselaloas, asking Tor ie.ls.
,a.cn 10 secure International COPYRIGHT las, eu
brace the names Of two or .hrec hundred aulhpr,
eatorx sud pablrhers. .4rcluulug Bryant, LonGEel-
| low, ho,1nes. Jared Sparks, Lowell, and other
| monument writers. TO-.
I thr argument In the Massachusetts uqror casee
| before tie United STATES Supreme Court /: cou-
t3rs,rt, ard the Court now Asz them unlez Rdvise-
On Monday thai tsibru.! will take up ths case OF
MIllEean and Bowlra, Of I,di.ns- which involves
tl- cnhstisutonahty Of military courts and eom,rns-
| ~ions to 'ty c'stiaIts MAJ Gen. BEN. F. bRtter
and Mt sansbHrE, Of OHIO, Will aseist The attorney
| EeEeln}. aud Judge Black acd othezs Will appear
1 sor 1te petitioners.
The Gomez ea=e was b+fo.e the coa1t to day. II
IEyolrca the title to valuable and extensive mtned
in California.
In the contested election eaee Of Mr. Dodge
a.ulnet Representative Brooks the argument before
,he COMMITTEE OF Elections ha1 betn concludes,
hut the Committee has not yet ciren Its decision tn
ss.e case- sxo eshes ca=y. vii sooa bu taken up,
| y1Z: Nr. Fuller against Mr. Dawson, Of PsunsY1.
, 1866-03-03

NEW YtRE. March "A WashI1gton despatch
has ruu1os that Ex-Governor Andrew, OF Masea-
chusettF, Is 10 be Secretary Of the Interior.