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THE FENIANS.
THB TRIALS AT swgETsBURG.


~ rELEsRkPu
swFErsBURG Dec 2O-The Court mot at 9:3O.
The trial Thomas Madden continued Several witnesses
were examined to establish the general circumstances oil tho
Fenan invasion, as was done yesterday
Anthony sewau constable SAID he told on the after
noon Of tie 9th OF June that hcr were number OF fenians
af Ecces house which had been their headquarers went
there in buggy with Asa Ryker and Levi Trevor at Ecccs
house number Of them armed with sabes carbnes and
rifles jumped out of the buggy one OF them asked where III
ho you going lie pulled out hs revolver and ssd that
where ne was GOING one oil them Drought M Il.o up 20
present AID they both fired OF the moment just t9n he
observed the prisoner Madden who was armed with saber
and carbne, having his carbine up az the present
Mr. Doyn objected any evidence OF the prisoner alleged
completely with the Ienans because horo was no overt act
stated IA the Indictment AMER Lengthy arguments W CouSo'
on this point the Judge Overruled the objection
Sewa continued Could not say whether the prisoner hred or
not Witness shot him IN tho SIDE Inc mouth OF ms NV
being within few inches Of him. prisoner ran across tno
witness shot him again hitting him IN the back between the
shoulders fourth shot missed fire. prisoner ran toward the
woods witness followed but falling dsocatcd his knee Gave
his revolver then Rker who brought tho prisoner back got
him into tho buggy they or several OF the Fcnans
fired them In driving Pigeon Hin met tho Royal
him 20 throw him into tho ditch and lei him die.
Cross examined Sewa was firing, all who had guns
striking at him prisoner did the rest number oil
witnesses examined aud corroborated the above
Mr. Dern then argued TO show that whom the grand Jury
returned the indictment against Madden they had found Ds
against the other prisoners ana could nor say ~
joined himself to divers persons unknown Aier good deal
question the jury determine but indicated his opinion
that when the grand jury knew the names OF only eW OF the
700 800 psrsons who entered the Province the expression III
the Indictment quite correct.
Mr. OHallorHn q G. NJ T. p then addressed the jury Tor
the prisoner He dwelt strongly on the improperly oil invoking
law passed late on the 9Th OF June to punish man Is
entirely ignorant Ofi for what he doing early on the morn
ing the 9th Mr. Deyn also addressed the jury making an
eloquent and powerful appeal behalf Of his client lie denied
tnt there evidence OF tho eyyng oil war on thc 9
The party at Ecces House when Scwnl came up were
selling and destroying their arms and preparing TO leave
the Province The Invasion by the Fenmns from the neigDO
ing country matter which concerned the hoh9r ara a
uty OF the British nation and relations between the British
Empire aud the Government OF tho United states ad was
pIry Of satisfying the national dignity to sacrifice Few
sls picked after invaders had lon At O'Clock the
adjourned I'LL "a O'Clock TO .u,OTIOW
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TILE GERMAN CONFEDERATION.

The Governments Of all the States belonging 10
the North German Confederation with the exception Of lieso
Darmstadt accepted the invitation addressed 70 them ny
PRUSSIA send representatives 20 the Ministerial conference
which will b. held at Berlin.
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TEXAS

GALVESTON Dec. 20.-Gen. Kiddoo Of tho Frccdmens
Bureau has announced his intention to furnish transport
alton 10 negroes from States whore there is superiority
OF labor 20 those where IL is scarce He will extend un
usual facilities 20 planters desiring aboreTs.
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HUNGARY.
, 10 TIE RMPRRnR OP AUSTRIA.

THE ADDRESS TO THB EMPEROR oP AUSTRIA.
Pfsru Thursday Dec 20 ls66.
Tho Upper House Of the Hungarian Diet has agreed
to the Address to the Emperor of Austria recently
adopted BY the Lower Chamber.
THE CONSTITUTION 10 BB RESTORED.
Pr7rL Thursday Dec. 20 leo
In the Hungarian Diet to-day, the Tayernicus
loher officer Of administration announced that the
Emperor had resolved to restore the Constitution to
Hungary.
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act confde In your wisdom and in your patriotic
MAY Tod efforts In Him let ~ place our trust
CAIRO Nov i7-Col Stanton has arranged with the bgyP
an Government for the exclusive passage through EyP VI inc
English troops going 30 and coming rom INDIA ~, l.,
The Assembly Of the Council Of the Eepesentatye VIII DC
presided Raghcl Paha Among the elected fepeseh
cot eaa4r sly (1f.If
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How 60 be Happy.

your lad friend hi. already Grover Baker SeWingMa
chine you tppy Tor you Wi have in yosr rover TO pre-
sent her will something she will s0rwsi declare she would
not DO without !or times Il, cost Advertisements
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mississippi

INV OHEA.s Thursday, Dcc 90 isGj.
TIE Clarion the official paper Of Mississippi, states that
there are no Laws force in that State which prohibit
freedmen acquiring real estate but the contrary they
purchase and the courts declare the purchases valid nor
are they prevented bearing arms, license being re-
quired.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. 20.
FRANCE
MAxnfILlAS's AuDicATIoY.

MAXunLIANs AuDICATIoN
P,us Thursday, Dec 90 1866.
81 TsLEaRirH TRIBUNE
H. Temps this morning announced us uhquailheu
belief thot the Emperor Napoleon has received Off
,sl iu,olligepoe Of the abdIcaton Of the Archduke
Macmillan.
KyyECT OF PRESIDENT JoBNsONs MESSAGE.
PAms. Thursday Evening, Dec 90 1866
sincs the Message Of President johnson to Con
gress was received here in full by steamer it has had
better effect on public opinion than the meager and
imperfect synopsis which was previously received
through the Atlantic Cable.
THR BUDGET.
The Budget Of NJ. Fould, the French Minister OF
Finance shows that the revenues and expenditures Of
Franco aye in a state of equilibrium, and declares that
the proposed scheme for the reorganization Of the
army will involve no increase of the taxes, but will
prove a fresh guarantee OF peace for the future.
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~ CONSTITUTION 10 BB RESTORED.
TIE AMERIcAN NAVY.

LIsH1s. Thursday. Dec 90 1870.
Tho United States iron-clad Miantonomah, accom-
panied by other vessels of the American feet arrived
a the Straits of Gibraltar ON the l4th inst.
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CROATIA.


telegram from Auram says: The Croatian Diet
demands The abolition military frontier and the inoorpo
ration of Dnlmata with the Creation kingdom committee
nj 10 has been appointed by Diet 10 draw up resolution
s ON Ire negotiations that have been taken place between
the depu atoms the Hungarian and Croata Diets relative
20 tho IuiuIe reaiIOns between Iunsay anu CroatIa
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GERMANY.


The new Parliament will be- named Reichstag tic OF ue
Fmnel II Is confirmed that it viii be presided over by NJ de
Sayipny who will assume the title of koIciministeT ,
The Pupotentiares who will form the conference 10 DC
opeucI on the 18th Of December will number ~ -,
Tho elections the Recsag viii take place daring the
a,eoui hulf OF January.
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GRIMES.
THE THIRTY-THIRD-ST HOMICIDE.
CONCLUSION OF THR IsyEsTlGATIoS.

CONCLUSION or THR INVESTIGATION.
Yesterday morning, at Bellevue Hospital, Coroner
Gamble continued the Investigation into the which led
10 the Death o. DR. VIM X Massey fatally beaten
the 81 the sh inst by two unknown rlns, m
Thry.thri LeKngouuVe several witnesses were
examined but their testimony merely coJOOned In some
sprct, that o previous witnesses which has already ben pun
lshed iu TN IU The then given To the jury,
who rendered verdict that the said william Massey came
his death by injuries received az the hands 81 two or more
unknown men the night OF the 9Th day OF December 1870
We iurhA recommend the Mayor be- requested 20 offer
suitable reward for the apprehension and prpscutOo sud Ia
human assailants IN order that Justice may be done
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INDIA.

Pence has been concluded between Russia and
Bokhar Disorder and anarchy prevail at CabuL The famine
continues Ia Orsa The crops IN Central India are promising
The bombay markets quiet Tho pubic health u goou
Cotton declining Exchange London 2Os freighis 20
Ivcrpool MISUNDERSTANDING London 2Oi lrcights
10 England 81 10.
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FENIAH MRBTISG IN NASHVILLE.
ny TELEGRAPH To TIE rsrnuxR.


NASHVILLE. Dec. 20.--A large and enthusiastic
Fonan meeting held herr tonight and Circle organized
n this point with accession OF 80 new members Gen
ONoill presided
A CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THB FENIAY PRISON
ERs-The following appeal has been issued:
HEAD9U ARrgKs fESIAS BROrnEEHooD. }
NUw-YoHK Dee ~. 1876.
No I0a Broadway.
To ire HisImeH end H0mer Of NeE. YORK Car m
There Toronto prisons loving hey
Wi that ninman buc'ry Tor which BRUSH cAe
aud Toronto Christians hold special dislrnsstioua
Two prisoners ahtr blcAaon and X T. Lynch are up
with food nom charitable Orphan Ayn the ret receive de
supplied Win PRISON co
desire ake tine hearts OF thos- brave men sd or ~Kt Ch'
and cal upcu my countymen AMI women OF
this city before saturday douaon for supplying
with good Christmas dnn and such neces-ere' as they uy
require hetesiIeT
In the late the American people sought donations to sed 70
their .odrf held Can you 10 less Tor soldiers IN PRISON.
s-ud donations OF shifts sicks phn ooai' or anything
prisoners IN thor ooy cells
they forgotten
their captivity with the sweet con
soi.fions oil love and frsudshtp. Your cOuntryman.
WILLIAM X. BOBERTs Pr-sdrn. +. Il.
Donations prisoner. received No 100 Broadway second
lO0L
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL OUT.

LoSDoNDEpBr Dec. 20-The steamship Belgian from Que.
bee touched to-day and ae landing the London mails
and passenger proceeded TO Liverpool
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PRUSSIA.

dispatch from Berlin says: Count Bismark has
arrived here The state health is satisfactory and he
bns resumed his official duties
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NIRliINIA


TIE CASE or DIR. WATSON.
RICHMOND Va, Dec. 2O.-In the case OF DR.. Watson
now wr II lsbeas corpus has been applied for to the supreme
Coult OF the Jui,ed states.
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ITALY
RELATIONS WITH THE POPB.

RELATIONS WITH TIE POPE.
PARIS Thursday, Dec 90 1860.
The MoHiisur in an editorial this morning. thinks
there is no doubt that the relations between Italy and
the Pope wall be placed on q sound basis.
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PORTUGAL.

The Queen of Portugal is rapidly recovering
There is somo probability Of early modification OF the
Thc Queen Of Spain expected at Lisbon on the 18th Of De
cpmleI.
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A disnatch frOl

dispatch from Florence says: After the oxsmna-
tou of Admiral ppsano before the commission Of the senate
m accused was placed under aud confined in the senate
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SOUTHERN STATES.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO tbs TRIBUNE.

BIT TELEGRAPH TO tbs TRIBUNE.
NORTH CAROLINA.
FREEDMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF UNITED
STATES OFFICERS.
RALEIGH Dee 2O.-Co Bomiorl, commanding the
United States military forces in this stee, nterfercd and
prevented the Sheriff from iuhicug corporal punishment
on the pcrEon of negro this morning.
Judge Daniel D. Fowlc ordered the Indictment OF all
the military officers who concerned in that transac-
ton The negro was returned after receiving eight aSheS
The soldiers left the ground. Indictments Will be issued
against the officers. The negro will be whipped to-mor-
row. Judge Fowe has called the Governor TO carry
ont the laws on the State.
WILMINGTON MUNICIPAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR
ROBBERY.
WILMINGTON. Doc 2O-Thc Municipal election passed
OF to-day amid great excitement but without serious DIS
turbance John Dawson elected Mayor by % major
ity
Two negroes convicted Of highway robbery will be exc
cuted tomorrow.
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TO NA5. LINCOLN.
MADAME. We charged 10 present you with TIE medal
struck In the whose bear ~ tie
desire upward $1,000 French citizens who wish 10 mani
respect memory OF OF Us puTcs and most hllsirO1s
reuesent6tc II France possessed the liberties thai America
enjoys By thousands but By millions that tie hdllcIs
OF Lincoln woul4 De counted.
PRAY accept Madame e homage n orr profound respect.
The member o. tle Committee albert HHcen meuDrc tu
gouyerHemeut TrJyisoe, ATora egucl ancien represent
ia peipe; Barn. dr. pgCisielr Acaoeme dc GtAe'c;
Hanc U.Ols, ancieu memlrr du gOuyercmeut T?oyisnr
Cl,ssn Ch-LJ homme de etres, Chauffeur Kesine. we
toni auceu eir1saaa dl lerpc DeloGl lzie rednciear
dc l4rhy A0ft1HJii Jespoi5 tEI-cuel, professor
ltre: Grcpr0, au ieu rorrestn'ant dI p0upc, Hugo
lV.ctorj, ancIou reprcsen'ou. Ga pouple JoignelIx
Vierrc) nLeeu reIrselan au pelpe Ancp Louis Ol'lr
pianos. Laurent l1chat .l LOmme DC letires Li'iit
eH1ie de lnsgt NIlgn lFIc'orj rea'f'ur chef ga
PhGvs DC H Loire; Michele, J mcmlrc De lHs'ut. Pcle
tan fElgeue dele Lc i. enci Qlnet G.dgarl nucou ger"
du. people Scn0lDcr tNirfor aucsn
fae d eiat Uinse.e do IL marine Tepreseniai
Thomas "a 1ncien CiTecteur cu NgfoIaL
In presenting The above letter and medal NJ Albert tho
member Of to Provisional Government OF lei- addressed Nj
BigcJW follows
We thank yon Sir for having taken upon yourself trans
nit 20 Ms Lincoln The gold model which French citizens
LltIe % pslsel. Lar. This medal is hOml-
deTed 70 the .Nus,i!ogs ~, ,ident lOr whom she
m0.Tas, testimony OF admiration for tho man WHO
iuuortaied himself IN The service OF the great Republic
OF he United Shiss and thank offering due 20 him from
world We Glc happy % think sir, That Mrs Lincoln viii
ceye this medal from your hand AID beg accept the
expression Of sympathy FOR the great nation which
you have The honor 20 represent.
Mr. Bgeow warmly thanked hc Committee !or their sm.
patty with the American Republic
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GREAT BRITAIN.
TIKI BANK OF ENGLAND.

THB BANK or ENGLAND
LONDON Thursday Evening Dec 20 le66
Tho Bank eff England has reduced its rate OF dis
count 70 % per cent.
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SPAIN
loan TO TIE CONVENIENT.

PARIS Thursday Evening, Dec 90 1866
1t is reported that NJ. Fould has lent 9OOOo'oVV
. francs to the Government of Spain.
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NEW-LEALAND
The New-Zealand tariff has come into operation
Tho duties are heavy
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

REJECTION or THE AMENDMENT rs THE LOWER
HOUSE.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
COLUMBIA Dec. 2o.rhc Hoasc rejected the Constitu-
tional Amendment by d vote Of % against !.
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FRANCE.


GOLD MEDAL FOR SIPS. LINCOLN.
% December the gold medal purchased Ia fIaucc by sub
scrpton Mrs Linc1u delivered by the Committee i0
tine hands o. Mr. Bgcow tie UHtcd States Legation. Nj
Bigelow tAe time requested 70 take charge OF The
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Dnstoos sy be- seat e object specihed er the Peadee.
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THE GR2AT EET0RM DEMoS. TAAIioS II LONDON.
The Reform demonstration appointed TO take place in Ion
don Moaaay the 81 inst, great success The Lon
don papers cnafain u accounts imposing affair which
passed the greatest order and regularity TIE pro-
cealnRs eclllag The approblon o. Ihe L0nlo ln
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To Advertisers.

TAKE NOTICE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-17

bly reported that Head Centre Stephens
was arrested at Norfolk, England.
The steamer Bolivar was handed over
to the agent Of the Republic Of Column
bia at Rome, on Sunday.
The Pope received Mr.. lonely, the
Italian Minister, very graciously.
FLoRExcE, December l6.--The italian
Parliament assembled here yesterday.
King Victor Emanuel, from the throne,
congratulated the people upon the attain
ment of the desired union, and their de-
livery from q foreign yoke. He will re-
spcct the Pope's territory and independ
ence, and hoped that the questions be-
tween the allies and the Pope would be
settled satisfactorily to all parties.
Nsw YoRK, December l6-ln the
Devlia q Tilton (Brooklyn) revenue
failure case. a detective testified that he
had been offered five thousand dollars
per month to keep quiet.
Hon. L. N. Bruce, of kentucky, died
suddenly yesterday at the Southern
Hotel, New York. Hundreds of Confed-
crate soldiers, penniless at Augusta, on
their way to Greensboro, will remember
his generous, open hand, freely dispens-
| ing to them the gold necessary to reach
their homes
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l6.-The steamer
Nick Longworth took all completed lots
| of the steamer Emperor's cargo to New
Orleans. She had also about two thou
sand barrels of pork and one thousand
plows, cts. Steamer Kenton down for
New Orleans, and Clifton up for Cincin-
natl
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POETRY.
IN MEMoRIAx.

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal,
thus speaks of the following beautiful
lines
Zone might almost wish to die. II ne Knew g y
that so beautiful tribute as TINS weuia DC
written to his memory. ~
On the bosom of the river sisFf
Where the sun uulssssd his culver,
Where the starlight streamsd forever.
Sailed vessel light and free.
Morning dew drops hung like mamma.
On the bright folds Of her banner;
While the zephyrs rose To fan her
Softly to the radiant sea.
Athe prov pilot beaming
in tho flush Of youth stood dreaming,
And he was in glorious seeming. aA'
Like an angel from above.
Through his hair the breezes sported.
And as on the wave he foated,
Of that pilot, angel-throated,
Warbled lays Of hope and love.
Through those locks so brightly flowing,
Buds Of laurel bloom were blowing.
And his hands anon were throwing
Music from . Tyre Of gold.
Swifter down the stream he glided,
Soft the purple waves divided,
And rainbow arch ablded
On his canvas snowy fold.
Anxious hearts with fond devotion,
Watched him sailing to the ocean,
Prayed that no wild commotien
Midst the elements might rise.
And he SCENE ed some young Apollo.
Charming summer winds to follow,
While the watcr-fags carolla
Trembled to his music signs.
But these purple waves enchanted,
Rolled beside a city haunted
nv IAN awful spell. that daunted
Every conner to her shore.
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THALBERG,s OPINION.

THALBEhU 3 OPINIUN.
consider Chickeripg Sons Pianos BE-.
America. S. THALBERG,
"Chair'n Jury on Musical Instruments"
Among the chief points of excellence of the
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nowned artists in their oongratulatory tcstimo-
possible depth, richness and volume Of tone,
combined with rare brilliancy, clearncss and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale
and. above all, a surprising duration Of sound,
the pure and sympathetic quality of which
never changes under the most delicate or pow
rful touch.
During the past forty-three years this firm
has manufactured. -rH ,Is.t