The national Republican., 1866-12-12
Frsm sew York.


NEW YoHx, Dec. 10. The steamship
Henry ohauncey sAiled today icr Aspinwall.
rsnsoqo. ~ ssFsen m Csctn S RsU'
Rev. R. Nelson and family and Miss Brown,
missionaries To Japan, and several passen-
gers for China. There we're only six boxes
and three bales ofgoods for japan and China.
The Colorado leaves San Francisco, January
l, for Asia. --.-- 49,. -
The Sschems have called special meet
ing to deliberate upon the proposed sale Of
Tammany Hall and the purchase Of some
eligible situation mp town. FbETfy sFr
One Of the newly elected members Of
the Legislature from this city, has drafted
bill 10 license houses Of ill!iaIne, % Il done
in Paris and thus make them eooforr strict
ly TO law. aI' % L. ft.laT qrs,s r-.g, r,..
A cable dispatch reports Nve-twsnties ct
frankfort finn st 70 3sa76 Ia. "A II r7,,g !,
Manchester soods and ,yarns-msrket
quiet. Petroleum at los. Cd for, refined.
Antwerp petroleum market steady. -.
The veterans Of the war Of 1872 are max.
ing efforts to procure from Congress the
passage Of such law as win secure them
Rom want II is believed that the aggregate
smount which would be required TO be paid
annually would not exceed S3,OO0,0O0. , %
The rooms OF the Roberts Fenian. head
quarters are animated, and the rooms and
passages are filled with cases Of breech-
leaders, which are soon 10 be distributed to
regiments. Roberts Is making extensive
preparations for, formidable movement
against Canada. -.rvI..-.. .'. .-
The Fenian Trials st sweetsburg.
SwlsfsBuno, O. W., Dec. 1.-THE court
opened at ten o'clock this morning. The
Fenian trials were resumed. Mr. Ramsay
stated that be had been instructed by the
Attorney General TO enter nolle prosequi
In twsnty-one out Of the thirty.fve indict-
ments, In ell those which named the offences
with having bean committed on the 7th Of
JUNE. This has been done TO get rid Of the
objection to er po& Jdzo legislation. The
result Is that oil the indictments against the
seven prisoners charged Is being American
citisens--namely, Messrs. Crawford, Rogers,
Rssrdon, Homer. McGowan. Morrill,, and
Smith-are withdrawn. Two true bill re-
with being British subjects, and also with
ON the 9th Of June, and subsequently, TO the
act OF the 9th Of that month. 'arri ! IN w p,
Mr.. Devlin moved that Mr.. Crawford be
discharged from custody. The court asked
II anything still remained against him. Mr.
Ramsay replied yes. The application Of Mr..
Devlin was therefore refused. It % possible
that the seven American citizens against
whom the indictments have been withdrawn
may be tried for creating riot and tumult
or for robbery. Mr.. Devlin commenced his
Argument IN Waden's case, denying the ju-
risdiction Of the court. ,.irt-T. -. 80
" .Hr-rrF..r .,t.sg ....Ilt-
Fren Drswnsville and Masaassas.
NEw ORLKANs,- Dec. l0.-The steamship
St. Mary arrived today from Rio Grande,
with Brownsville dates to the 7th, inclusive.
Gen. Sheridan arrived from the Rio Grande
on the St Mary. ts4salV .si6S-it,,rrg dlg.
Canales, instead Of being arrested, 10 TO be
put in command Of the troops under Esco-
bedo, and d to leave for the Interior. Cor.
tino ID to command In Matamoras. 'sll
Gen. Escobedo and Gen. Sheridan had an
interview in Brownsville, after be, had re.
ceived Q visit from the staff officers Of the
latter. 81. a.1 .Ta a. 90 sslals T.. =
Near ahy penitsntisry conviets started
overland ieem Brovnsvilie on the 6th, under
charge Of " ,shssif for ths psnitentisry IN
Hsst 1sms. ~ ssssss - UsiAsa $780,
regulars. = '.a - -ts5H lra-t - ,ss,s1s
An election was talked o. in Mat.messs,
and business wss somewhst reviving. Some
Of the goods had been brought back from
Brownsville, and stores had been opened,
but there were fears of forced loan. Both
papers in Brownsville defend and praise Gen.
Sedgwick's course. .a.t- % D.. -sn, b
The Puebla Liberal Of the 18th Of Novem-
Der says the French had evacuated San Lnis
Potosi, but Mejis remained with one thou
sand men. The Liberals were some 10
leagues distant. H-r & ..-.. sl| d. ......f1.
Release Of Oftegs and Arrest Of
SeAswick = Interview Between
Minister Campbell and General
0heriAaA. o. 'rf ~ .--,s I'd
NEw ORLrANs, Dec. 4-The New York
Heralds Brownsville special says: An ON
cial order has been published releasing Orte-
60 and party, now ct Brazos, from arrest.