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, 1866-01-26

The Parks 2iabeaA Corpus Case-Lc2is-
lAt1ye Frocee1ing4-A Court Martial
Dcclafon Rcyicsyed-The KIEer and
Navigation.
[speeial Despatch to Tho Chicago Itlbunc.]
ST. LoCIs. Jan. 25.
The rarke h61tds t0fptu case is again before the
public Judge Treat. Of the Untted States District
Court having Issued another writ, retusnable this
morning, for the body Of Parks, directed to Gen.
Holman and Capt. Parker. Hoffman answered that
Ee had no control over Parks or authority 6ves
Parker. The return was accepted. Capt. Parker
returned that bis counsel sas out OF town, and be
therefore asked delay. Judge Treat ordered IN A.
tfchnent 10 be Issued for the arrest Of Parker The
Conservatives nre bent upLu bringing On conflict
between the military and civil authorities.
Pending bill concerning marriages in the Ar
sembly yesterday. 3lt. Moss offered an amendment
10 the second eccton, 10 strike out the part which
prohibits the ma,rih@e Of white persons and
perrocs. On motion Of Mr. Holland, this amend-
meut sas laid on the table, By vote Of 70 to 81.
1t Ia reported npon good authority that Judge
Advocate General Holt hns reviewed the case Of
Can't: Coleman, the daft provost marrhal Of this
district. and ar77scs At the conclusion that the
whole proceedings o the court mattia IN that ease
were Illegal, and therefore reeommends that Capt,
Coleman he released from confinement In the peni-
entiafy and Te11ofed to bis rank. Provost MAtahal
Geucrn Fry concnrs in the review Of Judge Bolt,
the feryice If this report be true, the case u
rcma1ksbGe one, as Colcnap ha2 been in the State
prison many months, and hls sentence Was adjudged
lust and righteous.
The rtyer continues in its rapld nate Of declinc,
but the Ice has 70 far run out a. 10 render 1t harm
sercd fuliy resumed 10 ali points below, and Will
not probably be iutetfered with again this season
, 1866-01-26
Qt)lfaqo Grlbn11f.
FRIDAY. JANUARY s6. 1855.


THE NEWS
Gov. JaeobA. Of Kentucky, Is dangerously
III OF cs,ursat1on of thr bratu.
The recoint. Of Internal revenue yesterday
.u,oun,ea to fs7s,g7a
Rofl, h,,nr1es of The Tennessee Legislature
s,.vs n...na ,be negro testimony bill,
rrvford. the f1ltbuster. has been a.4eated
h. o-drr of Gen. Sheridan. and sent to Fou
1.et.on.
IN, cain, snac,a1 aesnatcf contain. eaye.a1
.,.,.ncnx of 4ha ,1nrarr NJ 11nion me-, !u Nsx.ts
ss-s,i br ,1te gne+,1,..
se., f.r.rt r,od "a a snasch at Mr1 noro,.s,
as,~. ~ -a.s.., -. =. tolor, :. III -
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1as Als. -. ms...s a.s... ~ .u;,, a!me ~ pe
sI.1,. s.<r.-s.S S-~' S@AA1A = ~
s!s ~. - :
fuA ue.1s - % go. ns. a anu-monopoiS
Sussouott -. - 49,. NJ. ssst7aaN ano me ois-
eu-e1. .,s~s ~ ~~ ~''e' A'oqto's'aenl WILL DC
a',4.1 n.1
.,ss 1ne 1.mN.s ss aeps.os4ea" says tae unlTu w..
s.a.. .t.%. sn5 ~ lying '1 1rse 1r..s ~
N@A.- - -. .'@., @A.e y. ~. = nae oas'
..s ~ v.na t,-
Ano c@ooa u eaet4t PIAsoe IL - 611 ~
1ae "A eaamS sannsts 1tn wee ',US1 ~ AZ
~ tt.e' os1 &oe pres1oa. -. =, - 49,. 1a.
va o1 1sses Ii ss>esa oa "a'eA N1t'"~ "A's 44"'.1
3otaA ...,...,. ao.~...~ ~ a.,
~Apt' w. y" 80, e.-os.,. - -. -.
NaTy' ms tesEpeu, w ~ 49, -.
eaea mAnn c.,,1s.s.. .,..ss1:' 80 $3.50
oeney !" tns as~ .T ~ onoan 7'.811'N'p eo1paas'
~ e1'to'. - stAt .-.,..
1"o sah Sass3 Vi ato" naAE A9e reported IN
oW dcara'coes' oaS Q! "aoe Aml's ot ten pefsops'
aoagsed on 1ne WINE Ausef' anu tae otnef o. q
geaue9aan mo s,a negroes ~hae crossing 'ss alle-
f'sipp' II 99saoea.s e AsIao:
Ante1estia e1a1fstlcs u Anc cali!al W eetco
4na pfooacn Of asana'actnsss ~ cl1eeH ~ te.'g ~
napatao1 ana up"afoss VIZ " .enno :. A'4'Ik
son ae3patsn. ~ so1 me w to.a. s,an,o
tes1ea u sLs..4'$1os' n.a1e up, -As.o1.'
1en111es. A''""' "a*aoo u p3"oeets' e''A'>
"sa.s1.
ine q. laW 1'ess tnt 10. ~ KAT
0et!A auU -s.e@. sue Asfuss.
1esy o. lae san saa a't1a e4srs' q VIE selole
Ak1'n 9s.u7aAs Aaa Anae 4asAe. ,he ae,tSs "eae
sa3 a1u 80 - tas @soIu " ue4. oeaus
aoou1 oeaexs 4ae Ia.aFe'en3 *e10 ao1 as aas-
tana a. 1aoze oi aat moa.a'
In tue Senate yesterday suudrJ resolutions
and petitions wese presented. The bill for The ex'
Scnfido Of the kfeeonece Bureau was csilcd mp,
and ateE tEacf discussion passed bs vote Of s.
to 10. TIE main poinou ofthc tesfaon Of The house
"7s occupied IN debating Tie constitutional
Amendment LIE eAoafe aa'oafned "asnou1 taxing
The qnestlor.
The Davenport Gd-c1e, of tho I'D, says
Iheft is = dark mystery On the bluff Involving the
sudden death OF woman, and the spiritins nway
OF he1 body. connected With robbery and other
,c1imeA which Rfe Dor undergoing Investigation.
the particulars OF which We arc not nov permitted
10 give. Some individuals known - respectable
Rre involved IN the sn2tfcs. Sin STALKS abroad In
open front in Davenport as elsewhere.
, 1866-01-26

Opinions of the Attorney General and
Supreme Court-Lc.islaturc.

Opinions Of the Attorney General and
supreme Court-t.cgtalaturc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DIES MONKS, Jan. Is lsos.
Attorney General Bisecl has given his opinion to
the Legislature, to which he aHdsee 1t the coDclu-
zion that the Legislature does not possess the power
to limit the talcs Of railroad companies for freishtt
and transportation. In another opinion, he takes
the ground that the Lesislture nsy enact law to
take eaecf Immediately, liking the eals,1es Of the
Judges Of the Snpze1ne Court u It may deem cz1'e
dicut, without violation Of the Constitution, which
provides that their salaries shall moi be altered dur
1ug The term for which elected, upon the ground
That Since 1850 there hne been no w in force fixing
their eal8rte4.
The Supreme Court have held, in the case OF
D1ckey against Turner, that the posse1slon Of the
tenant II notice Of The 1eesore tile, ~
$4A1r. Comfort Introduced In the Hou5e 10 day, 4
Iii! 70 e1tend The time Ggante: to the Ccdar Ra3ds
d Missouri River Railroad Tor the completion uf
their road and also prohibiting the Company from
departing from the original line OF the road.
, 1866-01-26
4 MASONIC FESTIVAL,


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.]
RockroRD, Jan. Is
TIE CFueadcr commandery No. II knights Tc1u-
plr gave grand festival and banqnet ut Hrowr't
Hnn. In this city, list evening. There were repre-
eentatives present ron Chicago, Beloit Freeport,
and Be1vaderr, and Welcome address to the yi.lt-
orr VIE made BY Rev. Sir Knight Heed OF Rock.
ford. and responded 10 BY Sir Knight Y. l. Hur'-
but Of Chicago. Both speaker. were ttr top Pre-.
fiou4 to sne speechex rcvieH ot the Ets knirhta
took place In the hall.
The supper war . vesy elegant affair. pronounced
the beS ever gotten up IN thts city. After the
eupper The Light iautastdc toe was the. theme oi
nopulas discussion, until about four o'clock thir
the Who1e AMIR. The mutic wa4 furnished By thu
Chicago Light Guard Band, which accompanied tht
Chicago guests.
, 1866-01-26
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.

Southern pnfcnIAts Murdcred-Eulted
Stsfe1 Officers Fired Upon-A Whole
Family Dro1Gned-DrosTnIn. Of Se-
Eroex.
Especial pespatch 10 the cllcseo Tribunal
CAIRO, jan. Is.
On FEidsy 1ast nan named Greene, while stand
lug In his store door st Grenada Mtse, shot By
etme person unknown, md almost Immediately
killed. The utgh. following. another man By the
nxmc Of Tell WIS called ont Of his honse and shot
dead BY an assassin, who escaped. It is eald that
Tell was The party who Earr information which led
10 lhe a1re*t OF Mat Lu1ton several months ago,
aud that this was the eause OF bis death at the
hxnds Of some Of Iuxton'a friends and former
loflowes1. Greene, ii IL raid. vas killed for ez-
pressing sysnpathy for Tell, and dcnouncans his
mnrderef1.
The Gtenada Gazdt< states that on the 7th, as the
aim With Fide AND fred toward the platform Of a
CIR upon which eevcral United Sta,et officers were
standing, and scyefe1J wounded Lieut.. Charles II.
Hunting The next night the carr were fired into
At the aarnc place
4 Fat boat on which ten families were moving
1rpm AtE1usaE VIE 6narced recently while descend
1ug White river ahove Gatetyiie. and sunk in less
1han I've minu1es. The fanat?y Of Mr.. 1hnmp*on.
CouaistfnE Of bis wife, t1I children and mother,
also child Of Nj. CraWsy, were loet.
MT. Pr1tf. superintendent Of the wood rard on
1resadents 1slAnd+ while crossing from that point
10 Fo1 Pickering On Friday 1a.1 in 4 Ekid, accom-
panied by eight negro hanas was3cap4ized and
crowned along with Etx Of The necroes.
, 1866-01-26
The Cattle Disease in England on the
Tncrease-1t4 FFjgh1fu1 Progress.

WAsuScroN. Jan. a5.-1he United States COD
iios lhe Department Of Stote that the cattle dis
esto bas made fghttnl progItss, she cs:ea foE The
week ending the da'e Of bis despatch being 7.o2s,
~eeE. De 1eporte that the authorities arc making
every c1e!tion possible to Ee:dan ihs plaque, bnt
sitboat the Slightest apresnsss; o. susssss ahe
sn7re sfrfktnT nnafogies TO smallpox, and rany
@ e9netlments II vaccination aze being made,
He ea5s that many Of the towns prohibit tho
they shall be killed where fed, md the meat only
The whole rumbcr OF eases thus far reported
trom England Is 72-5i9, md Of this number s., TT
have eithef died n1 been Killed.
, 1866-01-26

the 18th. Gays the greatest drawback Of the Empire
Is the e,rfDeency Of money. L has no E1chcquer
Or means OF forming one No fooner have lew
Czuz aud other ports, than they nre checked for
by The Minister OF Finahee and Withdrawn. The
officers Of The Government do not even theiE
Ct, That account. Appropriations for public SCI.
yices Or works cf pnbc utility cannot BE- collected
and DEGREES remain In fact null and rold: Ia The
rsse al an annroprtstion Of two million dollars for
thc Emigraiion Bnreau, the decree announcing 1t
vas signed without any exact knowledge Of the
nnunef In which that Rmonnt was to be Procured,
ar anv sigu that 1t was to be supplied at all.
, 1866-01-26

the political rights, the rights Of properly and tsan
chIse to the negro. ind In tnta We wonld os sup
ported by md 1ct With the mnsse5 Of the American
people.
Wencell Phillips and others opposed The PROPOSE
t,on to disso1y and. on vote, tie reHolut1on was
defeated. 81.
The new officers OF the society we're elected, .
follows: President, John 4. SargcaRs; Vice Presl-
dent, Miss II. r. severance; Corresponding Sec
retary. Eha&& Whfpple.
, 1866-01-26
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

r..
MADISON, Wis, jan -.
In the Senate petitions were presented for tho
soPe.'so,s u 1suosaa soun.! ~ a"1u't'@e sa'u
COUNTY ~ ~ W .,ta's,a. ta4as ~ ~ 80.
Considerable discussion Was had on me Assembly
aretrn 1anausree, II was tnalIy together with The
.,-o1n.,or c-5cv4r. the r-iotirn ~ to-, ,bn,s.,5
sea,aa ~ ~. aa,n;,r. cansrs;s -eno,. IN %ao
sian, indefinitely postponed By vote Of 16 to a.
Senator Thorpo tdem.} introduced resolution,
Which was re-; y to The Committee on Eedss.
@ I, , s; a1
oerS r. aasemh1y IL pekTsnco to r,,.r
and stsanaoaat monopones WIS fe'essed to the Hall
'oT Cans,e .o,7;aaa tho Aaoarnb,z -a.o,,+;,, or
3ae rs 9ag @ n nnVoent Peti 10
nr 10 s5 ~ s;s,e ~ eonn ~ iex das, aa
1edient- 3">' ~ ~ 0'@ ~ ~ NV NS~-1
S4,c Trintino Cnnnittee renorted IT ,ne1radfent
h.ys e ~ spa Journals ssfEsa r. s,s than
Observation-Disclosures xas receiyed feot1 II. Y Sell
]ecs, Co1umfssioncr ior Wisconsin asking for an
sba Gt1Tsha1r :" Satona1 cemete1y ln' "o6A VI
uT III h o",nst enh1nitt;nr 1he nuestson II, vn,c
of he peops On crantinR thc right Of sntfface to
s,stin" n scnators sho1ess r g. Thornc anI
sT,iIti. % " -o''@'s'' - AA'f~ -"
H,Ils were Introduced to extend The t,une of eol
sonntx. " wh1ch nassed nnder snsoension of he
MES "!a'' "'4'~3 f@@1~1 '''s1~S -'@ - '11S
Bills were also introduced Ia repeal 20 much ol
,he NIlitIa law as reaui1es enrolment Of mfIij,a;
RacIne i Mississippi Railroad from MilWaukee to
touae po1nt ID Racine, Walwot.h county, and thence
sfntf, 10 The S;ate Ire.
Ehe Hi ID ns,rn,t Insurance conpapJes ,Sbo had
danosJt+i Wiscnnstu honis before tbe flrsk of No:
| veE,ber. but not il alter ths nc limited by tw
~ IA hnsfuess In the ST tca wts made The specia
| ss,t1a, svHy trr this evening".
Tho 1.otnrnittee IN Ineornoratfnns rannrtcd IN
| f,TaT NJ the iii chartcrfng the CoJumbIa MINI.
/ fetr-;r, Cnmfnnv on the rrnuud fhat # was df.
, 1866-01-26

Meeting Of the Montreal Board OF Trade
Shipment OF Arms from the United
State. 10 C2nada Forbfdden-The Gas
madam VolunteerB-Kailrond Matters.
New YoRK, Jan. 25.-The Heralfs Toronto spe-
cial snys: The Montreal Board OF Trade yesterday
adopted resolutions, fayor1ng m enlargement Of
the WeIand Canal and improvements IN the L1vlsa-
ton Of the Ottawa KtyeE. : .
The Customs Commissioners hare ordered the
imperial statute to be enforced, fufbtddins arms to
be brought from The Omitted Sta1ee.
The Montreal Gdzefte claims that the Ottawa
papers lied In stating that The volunteers bebared
badly nj Prescott.
The bfll for the consolidation OF the Buffalo l.
Lake Huron and Grand Trunk Railways Is again TO
be introduced into Parliament It II believed that
II will be passed.
, 1866-01-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. a3.-1ha decision BY the
Supreme ConTt os NeVada, agntnst the validity Of
tbe Specific Contract Law, has been 1eaf1tmed:
Gen. Steele. successor 10 the late Gcn- Wright In
command Of the Columbia Department, arrived At
Sacramento yestesdAJ.
The steamer Pacific, from Portland, has arrived,
bringing S419, 10 IL treasure,
Tbe1e IL teclded Improvement In mining atocks
, 1866-01-26
FROM MILWAUKEE.

Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune, ,
T. MILWAUKEE, Jan as
uTne vmecar hctosy belonging to A. Best, on rau.-
4ack s.eet, xas consu1aod by lire last night. The
amopnt Of The loss Is not ve7y large.
Iseut. Col, Jos. II. Bell. Of Gen. popes stad, usa
1narrasd List night to Min Hxtsie Mcclure, os this
CITY --.--~'''' ss.-.=
, 1866-01-26

BosIoS, Jan. 25--1he flth annual meeting Of tbc
massachusetts Anti.S1arery Society WAS held to-
DAY, Edmund Quincy, the President, in ths chair.
lie Society. which gave rise 10 long discussion,
IN which y lillian Lloyd Garrison. presented an e.
P5p =, # bis aw he 6e asF s d DE-
slavery. Public sentiment was connected With and
Confirmed N II, devotion tofEceaom, and the foot o.
bad dfS s go5S a e hs
dietinctiye- Today the country was antl-alavery.
women Of this Society were fanatics, incendlaries
tse miilionf, but the millions had coe up to them.
Henceia1tb The members Of ibis socey VET
70 enter On new WORK. not hhta:slase1y york but
, 1866-01-26
The Reciprocity TreatY-Thc Brooklyn
Fire-Lfeut. Gov. Bro1s' Addrcax-Suit
AEaiDst the Washington Territory
Femn1o Simmer.

NA@eASA1kb*~&*
Female Shipper.
NEW Ionk, Jan. s5.-1ho Poscs Washington
spec1nl Gays this morning the Canadian advocates
for reciprocity traty we're heard It's considered
portsnt rez nlts d a Treaty can bereached.
The insuEances on The Atlantic White Lead
we1ks * oa 5estrDyed 1t n,sht ia B1ook!yn a%o@s S
Lieut.. Gov. Bross addressed the Chsmbee Of
Commerce this afternoon:
In the eourta to-day, Elizabeth Thorn bronchtac:
the New England Aid Society. She cha,.es thena
With having sold her worthless passage tickets for
the steamer Contnsntal, caimine that the steamer.
clandestineiy. On ansdavit :, Of plaint19,
to day requiring tho cal.tornis, Oregon Mexico
Steamship Company TO ehow ca1se why they should
not BE- restrained from su1eudering the property Of
the New England Emigrant Aid Society, hui the n
gnent th Was postp99Rsa III sstu.aT ,sn M Mr. Tho9
tie Continental furniture and other property valued
a: $500 marc.
Snow m-FenGnna--Bonds Of the
Irish Repubtlc-Revenue Stamps.
NIw ionK, Jan. 25.-Sf1 inches Of SLOW fell here
Last night and rain commenced this morning, lasting
through the day. The eheeta arc IN very bad CON
dillon.
The Central Council Of the Fenlan Brotherhood
are IN session At headquarters On Union Square.
Nearly all the otelal appointments have been made.
thoroughly organized. and is said 10 he composed
Of officers Of the United States sevice who
achieved prominence in the late WIZ The clerks
lug the past few days. Orders TO large amount
arc eaid to be pouring in- Agencies are about to be
instituted fu all the principal cities and towns
throughout the country.
A letter from E. A. Collins, Commissioner Of In.
ternal Reycnnc, to parties in this city, eays con
tract has been ada fut printing. not only the adhe
size stamps. but for fmprinti1g revenue stamps
upon various instruments. such IS arc usuay fuTn-
ished by statloners. Designs will be prepared by
contractors for stamps upon checks sud other In
stTrmen!8 furnished By stAtioners, and all parties
desiring such blanks stamped will be treated with
equality. Contractors themselves will not sell
stamped tnstrumente. Orders for stamping them
must be made upon the office at Washington, ac-
companed BY money in payment Of the came. It
y not deemed advisable bJ the Secretary Of the
Treasury to hare revenue eta1nps printed At moro
@1,aT x1rCS1A MI
, 1866-01-26

In Offlctal Report from Gen. Sheridan
-ReAiEnation Of Capt. Fox-&scneral
Shern,an-Tltc. Convention of Adj
mitn1s.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s5-Geu. Sheridan's otBc1a! Re
port says there IL considerable cxcltemcut at
Gen Wight has been ordered to the border TO r.
store order.
The RtpsI1ieon Of last evening announces the IT
s,gnstlo9 Of Capt: g. '. Fox. Assistant SECRETARY
nc1t It further statee that he resigns In order to
accept the Pres,depcy Of the new California steam-
ship Company, recently orgauixet In New Tork, at
talary Of F15,DU0.
General Sherman Will be in Wathineton today.
He wns summoned hlthet from 81. Louts b.
General Grant, for consultation upon the new army
I'LL.
The Boa1l Of Adnirals, mentioned as convened
at The Navy Department, Is for-the purpose Of ex-
su1inus into the cre for promotion Of officers In
the Navy and Murine Corps, who have been IN &C
ton drrtuE the HAr
, 1866-01-26

Pork. no balea- Bacon frrner. Lard eaaier Ut Ga.
Petroleum quiet and ateadJ.
Liverpool b5eadstnfs easier. Wheat ID lower.
SuE1r tends downward. Coffee eas!cr. Tea arm,
Petroleum quiet at 81 ID for refined,
, 1866-01-26

= m nen. .,,., -, ooo -, =, :,
uU,ooV. eSpataI+ *tapo.tut; fhe Other Principal
tsWssk = ssS S5 o9GG0; @ St: Ieuas tal ooo; Dal.
,naoiHs aSi,Ogi ;S aa0j san francisco, $l9 o01 m0:
oNfH, $ls,NntH1i Providence. kl5.0l 900;
a2atshSaf, a.;th, Si5oo0oooos tie1meno, Sttooo 009 ;
GasspaEn dso ~ NeW oedfofu. ~. .000 GU
H,caRo, sl!MH9; ~ VI HTw orlean9 A. xIe Qon 200;
tT. ~ S1o, q t.se! ,ooaooe oe1..,,..- ~.
1ne object OF the aN authorizing the Rale Of post
~: e5amps On 1edlt, ns appeats toia letter from
tle fostnas!er General 70 the Chairman Of the
sela1e Post Office coH1nttee. Is to enable the de-
fate1y IN rebellion. he says t6is eanno 30 done to
MY considerable extent, for the reason that the Law
onl5 authorizes the sale Of stamps to Postm sstels
or cash, and that there many places Where the1e
a'e not qualified persons who can take the post Of
uees nor peftoos Of Euhcicut means to enable them
0pucnase stamps lor cash; Ihese are n1any per
soas "no cannot take the cath WHO can furnish
1oea 12sst aa nonas; ana thus accommodate very
e. e.9I lne ~ pseses 70 appoint Is " ~ ptacl.
I,niiea S.s, 9nse3.s b aaa otaer oaaceIs o. ta9
t,si, ehtes. - Was NE c9mPensauon ptoposea
~ cos. ~ ~ ,n pennss pIosoea au ee.se, a. r.
,,s~ S = aees.sfS III w - t4e puolC
.-s-s;-. - - ~ tuass. - - 9enHsc0 III, taAt
rsnnre enn.iaToh5a " NJ ~ ~ W. not OILY
III Viii ,end 4. ar4note 9sa.;n,, w ~ cnlts,tn
~ ~ ten1 W p,oom ~ Ieeng q sonlenmen1 M
~ st.9oa' amone sne people Q! Ire 5oot9'
w 1aGH, a1u a. Ioe SAME ume pFotect lne uepast-
asas y AEanefaa sFan1s H .oets ,..,...,o
49,. u '1ns ~ toio!a4o t s9ys ~ tGnssKsam nKa
With ,s.4 n,bn.hod 1 W5nasaa1 ,s}; y ae,
f... " Eth ~ ne1 saia
zens ~ thS TnIta1 Sistas - ia ~ snchI 3s ~
h,rIno heen scn.ttqaS IN 3ncI,da fta nv a., " "
n-1 rEeai III " zsss - o.,I T1r ~ - ~ ,1!1 vi
rrnot ~ insrneufsi IN dcnss1nn tSe n ~ ,,,e
, 1866-01-26

4 Hill in Regard to Missouri Lands
Passage OF the Freedmcn's Bureau
Bill-Debate In The Houne-A Chicago
appointment nt-Cbtlian Affairs Tho
Public Dcbt-CIothinG Accounts of
Volunteer So1dleF4-Ann1hcr Speech
By Gen. Grant,
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago T1ibupe.l
WA4l1S0roN, Jan. =.
Senator Brown has introduced, and the Commit
tee On Public Lands has aGreed to, bill providing
that all locations Of lands iu Missouai purponiuc
10 have been made by virtue Of certificates Issued
under act Of Congress tor relief OF inhabitants OF
the county Of New Madrid, which are involved In
consequence Of having been made or located after
expiration Of time specified by Law fos making aatd
locauona ehtl1 be and the eane are declared to be
az yalla and binding a. II made and completed
w;!hin !he p.ss%ertesd % t,rae;
bill today By the handsome vote Of thlEy-eeyen to
ten. Henderson, Van Winkle, Wiley and Crcs-
VEL s9tsd RI 10 for IL + ana % ~ IN ,bs,
c1ril rights was at once taken up, and Judge TEum-
bull will press It from day 10 day till # is passed.
consfttauonal Amendment o lie Reeout ts9Retou
Committee. and ended where # began IN the morn
ting. The MANN for speeeh- making eeens met as
strong noyy as it did !nnf days nGu.
Dr.. Joseph s. undretb, late surgeon In charge Of
the q. S. Eye md Es. Hospital ut Chicago. has
bern appointed Examining Surgeon Of Pensions at
that city.
The Ways and Means COMMITTEE have not yet ar-
tlyed At an1 conclusion in regaEt to the loan bill.
Aroiher batch Of Treasury Clerks will be dis
The Gillian goycsnmept has three trstclass war
.tean,s.3 building in Ensland. I've Of them arc
expected 10 be ready for sea about the middle Of
ed, b the British authonnes, 10 easI. The Chflian
aste.s nsrs Denied any knoEease Y Of tas vsstsl
Of being 4 Ghilian pziyateer. ''
II II Believed that The next monthly statement Of
The public debt will thow decreasein Tie princl.
Il b. has bcsn ordered By The war Department that
hereafter in The settlement OF the clothing accounts
ot volunteer soldiers discharged etnse March ID
a TIE s.e a amount 81 clothing VII bs al9Ted ns
viii be credited with the amount Of cloth,ns due Tor
, 1866-01-26
NUMBER 236.


Geald Il Cns7y, bags; saT7ge, $6.9; Imperial.
$l17H; Ghoil1r Potoal7 9s.31 0phif, sass LsSsl
tecde1s, 7D4.
, 1866-01-26

Prospects Of The Constitutional !1mend-
menI-NcuiralitF on the Kio Grande
TO be Enforccd-Tlie President on tld-
mission Of Rebel Con%rcasmen.
new YoRk, Jan. 25-The CoNmtvcial.s Wash.
ipgtans epecal eAJe there IL 10 chance Of the
eage Of The Constitutional Amendment In the
H0uEe.
The Government La determined 10 enforce d
strict neutrality on the Rio Grnnde. Gen. She1i-
dan'e orders are imperative this subject. An in
sesiieatiou will take place about the Yag1Ad a1air.
The Fbst's Washington special tays a number Of
Of Consrces. had cordial and lengtny interview
with The President LIST evening. The President
reiterated bis opinion that Congress- shonad admit
the rebel States to representation In Congress. He
thought The passage OF the Negro Sutnagc bill
uutely, buI did mol intimata an intention to veto
, 1866-01-26

Tne Anxious and Alm1cAx.ss
NKw YoEK, jan. 25-The Herakfs Fort Monroe
special says: The coattneztal put fu-at Norfolk
Oh The evening OF the S'd- On account Of rough
wrnthet.
The yuung lady emlsfsnts produce quite ssnss-
tion IN Norfolk, though some OF them hare lost
their entetaIlln enthusiaau1~ Most Of them a1e
impatient to reach their homes on the pacidr.
, 1866-01-26

The boEse9 ase seuna, in good laah, aad hxok-n to
the saddle sud harness. The ults arc the best ever
offered for sale It th}1 p4ce.
Terms eash, o. . Currsucy. to paid At the time
the purchase Ia made. ...
Hof.es and mnleA must be removed fron the Corral
by the purchaser on the day Of sale. Il reasonable
time VII! be Allowed foF the EtsaosAt osothex property.
By order Of the QunrterIuasteT General.
j. b. HELCHER,
tasfxJ1ksk Capt h 4. @. IT..
, 1866-01-26

The Alleged Gillian PFfvAteer.
NV ToEK, Jan. e5-The alleged priyoreer Me-
teor Is still lying at The dock, Two officers from
the @. :. Matshal's of1ee reEato on board. It h
intended to subject her <a.ious apartments to ]
vessel Insist that che Is not Of any hostile character
md feel aEgreycd at her detention.
Failure Of Proposed Amendment.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2i.-The Legislature, to<1ay,
, 1866-01-26

Arreat Of Raflroad ThIeEes-Thc Coz
lulnbfnn Marine Insurance Company
10 he Suslu1ne&i-Sentenceo Of Two Con.
vlctet murdererx-Meetfng Of Shoe