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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15

A man namod +. b. MADDEN, who
had been waiter at private house
in New York, was arrested few days
ago for theft of a coat, On searching
him number of letters were found
upon him written by himself in the
French language, addressed to Sir
Frederick Brace and Others in Wash.
ington, in which he declared he had n
celestial mission to assassination Of
President johnson. He was detained
for medical examination, to see if he
was sane. sAA. q -
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The Post Master General,

The following lottor from Hon. W
DENNIsoN, to Hon. JAMES W. PAT
TERsoN, of New Hampshire, is in
every respect very proper rcbukc
to those Copperhcads who have been
Growing so Justify over President
JouNsoN's Veto, aud predicting Il
rupture in the Union party, If this
little letter does not cool down their
(Copporhcads) ardor, their impudencc
and treashcry arc uubounded.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1866.
Hon James ". Patterson, Homc Of
Rpresea,dtires
SIN; | have your note of this
morning informing me that gentlemen
opposition and character have written
you. that the Democratic leaders of
New Hampshire are attempting to in-
flucnco the pending election in that
Safe by declaring to postmastors that
communications have been received
from me, in which | dccla,c, at least
intimate, that | have no sympathy
with the Republican party, and do
not wish postmasicrs TO cooperate
with that party in the present canvass,
and that they will be removed from
Office if they do SO; to which. you add
that believing my yiews aud wishes
to te greatly misreprescutcd by su,h
statements, you would bo glad to re.
ceive, fagreeable to me, a coutradic.
ton Of them over my own name.
In reply, let me say, that YOU ap-
preciate eoorrectly my views and wishes
on the subject you refer to. Not only
are each and all the statements yor
mention wholly untrue, but it sivc'
me pleasure to say that if | were 4
citizen of New Hampshire | would
vote the whole Unionrepublican tick
et, aud contribute to its success and
all the honorable means in my power
l have never intimated to any post
master in your State or elsewhere hoy
l would like him to vote, and neve
expect 10 do SO, as long as | remai
in my present official position; no
have / intimated to any postmaste
that to vote the republican tickC
would be followed by his rcmova
from Office, or to his prejudice in an
way. To do so, would imply, atleast
purpose on my part to dissolve my
connection with the Union Rcpubli
can party, purpose which | hav
never entertained, and the po 'sibilit
of which cannot imagine, / beliey
that the interest and the glory of th
country aud success of the Union RI
publican party, and its continue
control Of the Gosernment for an in
definite term, and hence never expec
to act with any other political organi
gation as long as it exist.
Respectfully yours,
w, DRNNIsoN.
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Correspondence Of Tribune,
SUNNY SIDE, YAZoo Co, J
MISSISSIPPI. Mnrch 3. lS66. 4

MISSISSIPPI, March 3, 1866.
Mn, EplToR-Dcar Friend BE.
fore leaving Tilhu l made so many
promises to writc, that circumstances
make it impossible to tulfll them in
tho usual way, therefore, knowing
your accommodating disposition, |
purpose to fulfill all such promises
through the medium of your paper,
Notwithstanding the excitement oc.
oasioned by tho false report of our
being blown up and sunk on the river
we survived il, and arrived here safe
four weeks ago yesterday, and sine,
which time have been at peace with
all mankind and the people in par,
ticular, And by the way, all ao,
knowledge the people to be non est
And about the only relics We car
perceive Of is that the Rail Roads
aud some Of the merchants charg,
:" though they expected to reeeiy,
pay in Confederate scrip however,
presume this is oaly fereo of habit
which time will wear OF,
As to the enmity to Northern men
which has been so much feared ur
your way, it is all myth, Aud on
the contrary, all good citizens are glad
to have the yankees settle in here, and
so far as my experience goes, there i.
mo better neighborhood in Senee.
county than this; indeed, there i,
more cordially and courtesy here thar
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15
A New Scheme |

Some of the loyal men from sever
al of the Southern States are consid
cring project, which if acted upon,
will lead to very important results
Their plan is to issue calls to loyal
men both black and white in these
States to assemble in conventions to
organize loyal State governments and
elect loyal delegates to Congress, who
shall at once present themselves to
that body and ask for recognition Of
themselves aRd their new State Gov.
ernments.
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Treasury Clerks Dismissed,

The Secretary Of the Treasur,
notified forty clerks in the differen
bureaus that their services would b,
dispensed with attor the close of tn,
present mouth. 1t isunderstood that
nupheS Of othsrs viii receive simi-
lar notices before the lot 0f April.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15
window Goods.
Linen, Table Damasks,

Linen Table Napkins.
Linen Towelings, &C.,
Rubber Piano Covers.
& Embossed Piano a Table Covers.
Tsble Oil Clolhs-Marble, Oak
Mahogany, Common Fig
urcd.
Hearth Rugs, Door Rugs, Druggets, Fer
Also a complete stock cf DRY GOO rs
comprising all the latest noyel,ies
Corner of I'd and jefferson ,ssussts.
March 10, 1866. sa-,v =
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15
The Fenians |

Secretary Seward has assured the
British Minister that any attempt on
the part of the Renians to violate the
neutrality laws existing between the
United States and England, would be
promptly checked aud punished.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15

BENNETT, of the N. Y. Herald i,
again an applicant for hrst,class
Foreign mission. .fT~ 81
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15

s0- THERE were on the 10th inst,
over sl+o, 100000 in the vaults Of the
U, 5. Treasury.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15
g. g. OImstcd, Nj. ID.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE EBSERTs BLOCK.

to 2 p. m.
Residence at Mr.. Snook's, on Market st
March Is, 1866. eft.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-15

LETTER LIST.
Remaining uncaIfed for at the Tifin
Post Ofice, March l4th, 1865.
Asher Baroeita Hemning Catharine
Bell David Higbee Ell
Bingham Harry w Hsusbnicht
Buckmeyer Jones Dennis
Bohn Jacob Kline VIM
Church c Luckman Joseph
Citus Mary Lutz Msttcw
Dembr Daniel Lu,zenbizer Jobn
Dlne s"ssn Lane s T.Rev
rriz " Myerst Caroline
Grthth Nancy Swisber Annie ID
Gruber Annie Q Schroter August q
Gassner I Snyder Caroline
Hail Jacob
Persons call ing for the above letters
will please say ErvERnsED.
~ WIN. GALLUP, p. NJ.
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY

DHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
L For Sale.
T. R. MORRISON, of Republic, o :,
offers for sale his entire stock o. PHOTO
GOODS, for one half less than they con
be purchased at other places. Please
call and see the Goods which consist in
an entire stock to run first class Gal
lery.
THOMAS r. MORRISON,
Republic, Ohio.
March 10, 1866. 22-6t.
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alew advertisements.

EOR SALE,--A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT
In the Flrt Ward. Enqaire al this O1iee.
Mat rs, 1866. 90
, 1866-12-14

Especial Despatch to The Chicago TsIbnne.]
WASHINGTON, December II.
cuRHxHcr coN1nAcT1oT.
The members Of the Ways and Means Commit
tee Apes, 10 be abont equally divided upon the
tut;cc. Of contracting the carrcrcy. The proha-
billy IL that The committee will Adhese 10 Tie
p,excnt monthly rate Of contraction. lit. NcC1l-
loch.. plan IL for Il raosc rapid contraction, bat
the comnlttca WILL hardly report Ia faros Of such
4 eourse, ~ the temper Of the Huuse IL such that
wcer the matter to come up IN that shape strong
attempt won1d be made TO withhold the power to
withdraw cren four millions per month. Tho
opposition Of llo uouse to contraction is quite
marked. -..-
1t tcems improbable ,hat there will bo anr meas
pre passed ly The House looking to IN iaertase Of
The bank circulation. There seec1a 10 b dcst1e
10 take from The secretary the power to txmper
with the eurrrneY, nor do they believe in bis use
at the cuzrcef1 10 regulate prizes. In short the
indications are that the florae will favor The dnAn-
eial policy Of the Treasurer.
INCOME TAX AID EfATE WAn pEHzs.
TIC report Of As. Hnlhonse. Of Now Yo:k, IN
regard 10 setting sFast tho sesepue tax tor tho
IA, Ing Of stats wa1 debls, has been made pub.
lie, 1t stt1acte much attention and caute. good
deal Of dIEcurelou in Congressional clrc4es~ The
concluding uostlon afteF II argument In favor Of
arranging for The payment Of the Ear debts, Is ~
tol.nwsi
| ..should tho policy of proyidin: for the was
q, r1s ~ Would rot BE- iupoesiblc % devise some
Wsv in which Il could b fairly and equstably ae'
e;o131,1shie diincul,1e. i thas 1elinqaIshins 70
iSs st.;es zonc particular source OF reseaue aos
nndts tic control of the General Goretnnaent 70
-rs. ,sh.ttt. In .hts mode there appears TO b.
30 dix,iuet tx thzi could more properly be de.ot
to pupe:e haa III Sn ta;S37s Il
e. r.. terTn .indittti'' Is used in the Coattltu
fa5 Ct nc I'D adlrcc should BE- eafoeed andsl
tastsi5 =; e. e. iqSaaea 1i +
q nen. 1a dasi @ !s'f H. u 'se seuss f d.
icts n,c.i veaF ending june ao:h, 1855, anoGnt Z
| F61 0oi CO. sun sufficient TO accomplish t1s Oh
, 1866-12-14

AnIW9ENtEl lIt9.
TESTIMONIAL.
OLIVER TWIST,

Written In The early bloom Of BIZ Eea1s-*ht!e his
1sI = saSs<ns + IL III & @ s.
With strange sceaea and strafEt mca aod ssranE. aaa
s1a - E
plenre taat 1aEEe ~ o*lns humanity ny sse2 .!n
hs e. IS d. i, ar II
e afs;a II S,ss t e III Il "a "a
s:esn toe 9f eeltsnne>s ana TT E2nS haste sgf9:
# Rffa :aa Il + R!'a
Z q IL es M ae s. s93 T. nd +:
q e ne.Et aaa to;ta sp5sGx :.oe :soEy ~ q q
III H. qasIns E si aaa
~. vslsf' ~ ige E ~
I'D q ~ Ffaa. T. aa4.a who best
a:5 fs<s I i; a9 5ssdss =
rFed, Look, 9tutletn the man Is t,ln, bar II u
f. K. :. eas - e eaod "a 81
yas1 p!s5si y =
ats: & hs ea.,.e:sT q Sa:sy Is@.7fe -: !;
S.fe' unass d prnse 81
s. q i ET Erik sg IL ~
dealt i 1ctioaoy hat ottea ia resa q e <
~. a.ny r. p1oaiFse M Il s7. "a f,aes st
the sane. From The nrHt larelurt.ou q thst 20 q
aG e.
fr it the truth ia !eAEe. IN such dtp'ared aad lse
ir Dip Of water The bottom Of The crie-on rood
thokfd ell Ii involves The bcat And worst 6hAdcs
something ot lta most beautiful. 1t contradiction
anomaly apparent imp ssslb!llty, but It u
rt.cnnstance md su1clcnt a,@urAnce that It neede
10 be tod" 7hus It viii BE- seen IN this dtams- 1t
rrrat otgt1al. ho, VERBALLY speaking, may be teEe
atn . Hcgarth, III, RAISED b:eeen on tne has!a
stluct The ixnoryat 10 AVOID the shoals BY which th=
iu-rounAe and fotcbiy .nculGate tae G5sas
tqSper oc later tnret with Punishment and dt4@fAf
| while virtue Hha:rscr may 6e Il. trials aud tempt
| ti0oa, viii ultimately secure = Just reward.
, 1866-12-14
FROM EUROPE.

0r Atlantic Cnble-IlHssEa PROPOSES a Euro.
pc0n CanRrcHa Relative to inc ChriHtlous
In TurRey-n1p1omattc Agreement between
itnlS and Rome-T<rri"!e Coll1crT Exp1o-
eton-300 Per1ouA Killed and HVoundeA
Tt e Empress Eutrulc to Tih.t KoEac-The
tlonfteur Reports A1axtuail1n1 nH Unaecid-
ed ns 10 Future 11ovcments-Tho North
German Stascs to Hold n Conference In
Berlin. December 15-Addit1onai Arrt.ts
of FcninnA.
81. pErxnsnuEo, Deccubc. 13.-Russ;a has
TTcrored a general Enspneau Confercnc. 1elat1sc
to tre poeiuou Of the Chrlettsna IN Turkey
F1onE1ck. December 13-Noon.-The italian
Ambassador to Rome has concluded diplomatic
aC1ctmcnt highly fAyo1abte 70 Ita1T.
By m explosion at co.I. .esy At Bsn*lcy, an
re7tone .aarc bren killed and wounded.
Enc'i*1 detectives have discovered large col.
lection OF Ftnians at Hull. Tho Government hA,
taken measures to srpp.cAa them.
1An1s, December 1s-E -Eoon.-rhe Et1ryrse Eu
genie /. shor4l. to make visit to Rome.
pAn1s, December 1a-Noon.-Ihc NoEitear O
81. morning nublt'hes plan for Tie 1eore .nna
ton Of the French army
11snon, Thursday Evening". Isabella, O
srslu. IL On visit to this capital aud guest Of TIT
Cr1en-
rAn1s. Tbnrfday Evening.-Ths lAontttxr II
uounccs that the Emperor Ni1satllan Is Etlll II
Mexico, snd IL undecided as to future movements
DEn11a, ThuradaJ.-The North Gernnzn StAtc
will hold conference IN this city December Eth
IlyEnfoo1, Thursday.-It Is stated that a nun
ler OF additional arrcsls Of supposed Feafaas hay
been made in 1rrland.
IoxDox, T1ussdAy,-The eteamship BOLIVIA
viii ls delivered to the Colombian Government
huse agent has established their right 70 Ler. an,
hcIne also proven that she was not desI -1Cd 10
| lhr Fcnlans.
, 1866-12-14

Proposition 10 Convey tho 111taots Soldiers
College o 1te >inte-O1ictAt Vote Tor Csn-
~Crraeu1ru will be AHnsancrd to-aav-
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1F1oone1
arnnxa11r1p. Deeemhe. IL.
The Rev. Doctors Elliott, Forester anu Aeoa-
,-o. trustees Of The Illinois Soldiers College And
M;iitsf5 Academy At Fultnn, !:iinott. hsd an IN,
t.r1irw x3fh the Governor to-day, the subject OF
s.tttF rss lie conveying Of Thai Institution With
lit .,ehsa 70 Il, as%Sant1 ta0, 10 vi
- I'd 10 Itr State, to bc utcd thereby as col
ferc for difabled eo!d!r and bone i, Tor M Tie
nnt beipC feaelhle> 10 eecnIc annual appsopni,.
rous no tte st.te & to naasntain s eot nc
+, H2s S,ns Ss ns be':;as st.te I'D
III rnrne before the oaeh1n: L:cta4aF7:c !
ut 1ns az Gas ,I e.
abi3 con, Iic1ed hy tie 1cEislaf1ro IN accordance
.r}th thc 1aE In the case.
IL xnte OF The sts,e for members Of Congress,
.r.tt n dc istc eltction+ will b. esnEa::sa TO-
Ior1ow ~ tic Governor a1d !ss sta,o o.aee.. ,1.
taaupE.
, 1866-12-14

Tax nnd Rcvrnue Sta1asttrs-TasAa Nunaner
II schouI Children IN th~ ttty-f:cucrna
GE4nt-E:o1d Weather and Fine stating.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trihunc.l
IxpIANArot1s, December u.
Tic following is the ycarty asses.nncnt Of pro
p.rty In the city: Real eslate+ <1o.1s6,s5s; tn-
u,ovcncnts. f6,372,43: personal pruperty,
e5,aia.ecl. Tc:al, e.! -, 40. The total 4noans
Ut 1a1cs Aseeesed on .h1s valuation for city pur-
pcecs IL {a1S,7l1,E-
Tie astce4 mcnts md collections of Internal
Revenue in Ibis district tor thG ye4r ending June
Solh- le66, we'c over IA! million doilan. =,
public schools Of the city dn,inc tho tnoutA cnd'
fps Decerbcr :. was about three thou sand.
General Graft, accompanied By bis son. was Il
The city for some hou1s this morning. on bis Why
ia Mattoon, illinois.
Niss Anrie Hyatt, tomc ttnuc past leadin:
lady u tic Metropolitan Theatre, has retired from
tic E.act, and gone East
Weather vcry cold and tGat1n: 81 the ra2e
9anp 4yc thonsand Of Our eftixoos ~cte out *
e,rI,fn. In that WY this afteruoou-
, 1866-12-14

Ing large amount Of Rooda from near BFuns-
ntck, which they dssi2ned to sraagyfe ta free Of
duty.
uAuA ALLOWED.
Ths claims Of c. F. Dnmont a31tnst the Govern
zaent for the loss the steamer Baton Rouge sunk
in 15ta By orders Of General Grant, hAve becn A.
lowed.
On the invitation OF Mr.. Edward Josdou, so!fc-
ttor Of the Treasury Department, tho principal
Ohio men In the Cap!tAl met at bis resfdeEc., and
were very handeome1y entertained. The Con-
crcssioEa1 delegation Of tho stats were nearly all
present. while Tho Judiciary, and The loading po-
eI.ions In the DeIa1tme1ts, and laHJers Of the
staie prae'iruc in the Dstz,es, weEe fnl'T se7se-
scented. The 1nti1 ians in the city were also en-
tertatucd by Judge Wright, Of toganspost- most Of
the Congressman tror, that State being present.
1Er11n rnox COLONEL ToE.E1.
Fo1ney writes = letter to-dsy to Hon. wilmer
Tnited states sena,or, t1ez senator cowan While
difpo.1tion 10 underrate oih:rs. l an tree to say
think the election Of Hon. Thaadeus s,c!cna as
Il sa
unoue&iiopably eecurc 70 The Slstc and The n3tion
a tbsmp1on Of thote .e:s pttnelp's;s OF raate:1css
Borxr1Es 10 coLoaKp 1noors-
IN answer 70 A. Inquiry msde y Co'onc!t q c: D D.
ssa a1s .is "a :'s
OF not, npdcr any Inv Or dtclsion, eo,ored troops
are entitled 10 bounty who enlisted from tne IN
Coaptrollcs made tie following seplS: No pro-
vision has oecu made for III. co:osrd persoRs en-.
:as II :a;sa seass
Joint resolution Of July 9Th, 1855, provides 'ha.
1SS o ,s1 "a taofsa as soaer
Sss S!o,ez.fs H. ff apr saae! sas
| sitione Of the {onesa section OF the act uaklng
l 1t1UbB army
tie ytar ending ,he aoth q juno, as<S, the Rre-
sumption shall be that inc person VIA fr5c., This
colored sodlcrs who bad At TINT dare oecn mus;
tered tnto asTrie-. The PAY, baunty. etc, allowed
the b. The 1's ex,aas + tae ne o. t
, under iii provision. IL Attorney General,
:,aea ~ asa ts.s On tie 20 ..ns p.y, Soa9iy M al
Clothing are allowed b Iaw to co1orea soldiers,
free Oh the 1stn .: Ap!, 1871, mustered .nto tht
1854, ~ arc allowed to white soldiers Of like arm!
: fsw, Eisin. tle eIalmanu under the joint resola
% oitreedo@ o. sde 1sla ii Ap:ii. Isl, hissas I'll
soldier er!i.ltn. between Juno l, aad july !
esng s 1ss AZ se q h.sn. dss f es: ssed 81
t. no discrimination on aecount Of colo
n except by order Of the President, Who y enpos
1864. to ellow IN the different States and pt'ts
. states. persous o; color who shall he5esifsf
muttezed into The ml'l.sry service q: ne upte ~,
dfef' dolars, no order has been issued NJ {
i oocntJ haa been paid unde1 that3.ectlou+
T. cox1EE11E ElEcTey.
10 The nouse Committee on Rlectfons WILL hay
!c t.eiore II to-day the only case Of the session.
!. rom one q !be Tennessee districts. A5neIl S
sc c1ams that the election Of Arne] Illegal b
eeusc OF The uneoa.tituflonal1fy Of the prel::
, 1866-12-14
MEXICO.

ub1csNt AdTfreA frofn tho Elm Grnnde-Tht
Repuhltcnns Unanimous TOR JuArez-t:en.
crul Sherman md Min1sicr Campbell En-
Route fer 3lutnuornA.
wAtutSt1ox. December IA. despatch re-
eeised iast night from Sheridan. dated New Or
Ielrt, taJe:
ItelcErsphed last evening OF tho good coudi-:
sedcvtck gste rIse to no complication, IN faet,
Eftotcdo called On ne to ask me nos 10 hold him
responsible for It. The Canalcs faction having
been submerged. VAS enabieG 10 release OrteSa
upon Escobedo promising be won}d look ont for
him, Not city or STATE in Mexico takes Issue
n;.alnst tho ] EarcE Government. On my Eetufa
NIT Sherman \, Erazos SANTIAGO. He WAS IN
F4ule with Campbel[, for MatsnoE9s.
, 1866-12-14

Proclamation fFam GsvcFnar Fletcher
River rIlcn1p-Adynuce On htsaeHri Bonds,
&C.
St. LOUIE December IL.
Governor Fletcher has flened special pEoeaa'
ynattcn 10 tic citizens Of lafayette and Jackson
counties, In which he states th4t thc%e counties
Wi be required to pay The eIpecse Of nsiEsa!n
iuc the t1oops he his called oul
The opinion appeazs to grow hat the Ice will
gorge thts eeason, fFst II new dyke on Of near hs
chain between 1hls roIht md Alton, leaving oul
h4fboz clear Of Ice 1nd uninterrupted navigation
tonthuard through The winter. Illinois boats ~
quitting; buAts, t'ss:es md wEA1faeat. a1e eek
Bsrge Line goes, or has gons TO Cairo
Missouri bonda have advanced TO nInetJ-tE!
ccuts on accotnt Of the demand for the drst
mcnts ca the purchase o5 The Iron Monntalu Rail
road.
The fnre.al or Nj. X. rasehal., Of The E<74aA
eca, will Be largely a,tended by merchants and oil
, 1866-12-14

.7ts E.selje Not the Only fontnn feHseI
Anoxt-tcaEs tar the 1ncom'ak eteamsa'e
E@ YorE, December IA Dotton speea!
~. the priYa.cer Estellc is not the only feniaH
Fn.r< - entertained for tbs British steame.
cuh.- xh:ch lei Liverpool for Hallax On Inc III
, 1866-12-14
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
t.rislasI<c Action-Thc Suspens5on at Ter
- nntrnl Fuaiahn4ent.

IegialatIvc Ac11on-Eht suapens'on VI C"t.
pofenl Fuufhhracnt-
p,u ncrrnber 13,-1he Howard asnend-
mi xna rejected to-day By tho Nor1h Ca'olina
ieeisstnre The Sn..o tae Soie f9! III Il: ant I'LL
Sso e. - raadcat1on was 10; tor fte rejection "
'eif Il Ieei1ass II vii send ta;se coHais:io1e{s
u Ts.Elrcion - confer with the antno.aites j., n
rse.tnn ~ ro-porcal punishment pI The courts Of
sc siste. %Ste 'hs s1a Gen7'i'
ssoncf. hc.seGE II C. Deccmber 1s-Thc bustness
~ H. Comfy Cou.t VI. suspended to-day: IN
bidding ht .nco9 Of T. 9ot sa1,,n S
as.nrrs cn both black md white Contder1nie ~
S1eIteraent rrcvstls hero ou ile eunleGt ,hs. ine
msristrAtes will meet to-norso" 10 eoaa1pcs "oa'
, 1866-12-14
LATER.

Further ratticufar. Cauccrnin9 tho Ter
rtblc f:oIltcrs Explasinn-ftu oturc Thrcat~
tued Hctwecu Turkey and t:rrecc. Etc.
Iosnox, Thursday, December 1a-Eventng-
The following additional particulars Of the e1-
r,os.on at BArnehy. hayo been received:
The PIT where tho explosion occurred Is two
lurdrcd and afsy yards in depth, with lateral e1-
casattops for nearly l~o ui1es. Some three hun
d,ed persons were In the mine 1t tho tine, nearly
all Of whom were killed. Forty dead bodle. hsvo
been counted within \ space Of III fe-t.
Il very few sufferers have been roteucd in shock
ing stale Of mntilation, &nd therc s no hope that
any more c4n be gotten out nllre. Thu excite
uent in the vicinity Is Of most painful nature.
Eighty Of the dead had been taEcn out thi1
mo.nirg, when the second explosion occurred,
and portion OF the rstcaine parties who wcsn
still In the pit is though: to tavc pcrished-
CoSs7AN11Eor1x, December 1s.-AnasEs be-
.wccn Turkey and Grtoee arc IN critical posi-
t,on, and Il rupture ot diplomatic relat'ons Is
anticipated.
Loxpox, Thursday, December 1s-1he Paris
.uon5,xur publishes a despateh froa Mexico,
s,rued BY Generals Bs1une and csste'nan. urg'
t1r the ,,amcdia!e ae.ratch OF Transports 10 take
,te French troops away from Moxtco.
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, 1866-12-14

Latest Dispatches by OCEAN
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Russia Proposes European o,n-
gress in Relation to the
Christians in Turkey.
Terrible Colliery E1plosion"Three
Hundred Persons Killed.
Full Particulars Of The Shock
Ing Catastrophe.
Ma1imilian Reported to be In
a State Of IDdecision.
Tile North German States Hold q
Conference in Berlin, Dec. 18th.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Colorado Bill to Come up
in the Senate To-Day.
Temper Of Congress in Regard to
the Contraction Of the
Currency.
| New Tariff Bill Provides for a Six
ICent Duty Oh Foreign Wool.
lion. Thad. Stevens Recommended
for tue Pennsylvania
:Senatorship.
! CONGRESS.
The District Suffrage Bill Passed
i in the Senate,
i Yeas, 32--Nays, IS.
:: House Bill Introduced to Establish
! Civil Government in North
: : Carolina.
!, Debate in the House on the
:: General appropriation Bill.
:, Official Adyices from the
n Rio Graude.
: DESTRUCTIVE FIHE At
! WAUKEGAN.
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Es
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: Ruins.
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