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The Baltimore County union., 1866-12-15
$8O,OOs ssOjOOO $4,000 $4,000

$50 oOt $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
5000 ovERCOATS. 5000 OVERCOATS.
5000 OVERCOATS, e
at $40, $12, S15, $40, $25, $50, $50 and $40:
5000 BUSINESS SUITS at $l5, SlS, S2O, S25
and $50
5000 PANTS AND VESTS ofall styles & prices.
1000 BOYS OvERCOATs from 81 upto $40.
1000 BOYS JACKETS from $3.50 up to $40.
1'0OG BOYS PANTS from $3.50 up to 81.
5000 Pair Cloth SACK and FR0CK COATS.
1000 Pair Black PANTS, S., Sc, 81, SIS, SO & $40.
25, 900 wards of CASSIMERES and CLOTHS,
for sale by the yard, pattern or piece.
500 dozen CNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS,
from 81 up.
Bear in mind we offer this enormous stock at
less than manufacturers prices. -
Clothing made oorder in the style and
much below up town prices at
MARBLE HA.l4L.
SMITH, BROS % CO,
Clothiers, Merchant railors and dealers in
Gents Furnishing Goods
SO and 40 WEST lBALTIMQRE. STREET
Sept. eft.
, 1866-12-18
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Proclamation from Governor 0Rlesby-Lis
af sucfeaa(ul faudidaiea II the Nnxnuuh

Proclamation from Governor 0GlesbY-List
Of succesafnl Candidates II tho November
Election.
srKrxar1E1D, H., December 17-Gorernor
Richard J. oelesbJ Las l.sued lhc to3lu1ing
''sai. n eonto1mi.y with the Law. Of the State Of
lluos, The rctnrn Of tho votes given At The regu-
la general election held On Iueed1y, Novem6e.
1s ,or EsptessaaSss; e sts;s GsnEss. md
dent Of Peblie distraction, were On 'iI, she
iiih day e Deecnb0::, 1se3. ssn7a.sed >l 5y
the proper Stai. ot1eers, In my pre+encu; and
IN abttss-t Of The same wAs then mfdc the Re:
tc4s Of which. !. Richard J. 0elesby, Governor o,
;ows: John i. Logan, from thc state u laree:
sional District; John F. Fa1nsworth ffou
he Second Congressional District: RIiha 3
nist'iei; 1bn.f 9. Harding, rom ~ Foaftl
1rfct burton c. Cook. nor, The si!th Cone!ea
| enth Congregational District; Shelby ii. Cuf!ou
from, thu Eighth Congregational District: Levi
y. Ross. from the Ninth Congressional District
Albert g. Bur-, from the Tenth couctessiona
Conversational District: Jehu Baker, from th
Twelfth Congressional district; Green B. Raum
from the. Thirteenth Congressional nit!1c
were each elected members Of the Forfeit
I1Iinols; Also that George r. Smith was Il sete
State T,easurcr, and that Merton Bateinan VI
elected Superintendent Of Public Instruction fe
the State. :.
- and cau.cd The crest seal Of tho Stale Of Il
no!s to be afl1ed Done At Springfield, til
df1eenth dav Of December A. D., one thousaa
} eight hundred and sl1ty,sl3: ,sII =, oo,+,,r
. SuAhox T1aDAIE, Secretary OF State.
, 1866-12-18
FROM ST. LOUIS.

nruoustrnpcc Against the sale Of fh~ Iron
n1ruutntp RatlrsA&-4Frtst Of Mated Sc-
ct-,etpnIsta-An Kfrattc Individual In
Trcpb,c-An Ice tsorxr Anticipated.
tspccl,l Despatch 70 The Chicago Tdbuue.l
Sr. LOUIS, December II.
A tremendous effort Is making to have the sale
.,f 1l,c I,un Mountain Railroad, approscd by the
Governor. set aside. II Is charged thst the Com.
.rnIs.iouers Ignored the higher bids, and great
ntry, il rn5ted aentnht the Governor for aprsov-
ia. ihc sale The whole subject Will be iarestl-
r1;ed bY tho Legislature.
Among tic sccc- -slonistk arrested III Lexington
f. Xieba-a +. Waugh, Uuilcd states tsses!o->
wtoce oticc has been c1oeed. The Sheriff OF Ia
fayeHe County and otheIa arc aiso nnocr arrest
Thcy srr charged with aid and comfort 70 bush
fSeucraI Hancock interfere, and tscncrll Gr1nf,
s,uce h!. a1.1val in the city, has been waited upon
REGARDING 1t.
CantaIp Hall, tte crazy loon, who nzared 70
fnolistly here Ia the purchasing OF st1an11o1A
IN. srrcated last week in Carlisle, H. lie vas
swaT with hired horse and buggy, and on tne
strrrc1h Of eunc 1ctters hAndn1enlY ontaIhcxa. ne
ixnrnwed one hundred dollar and ooEght ~aten
m r-rdn Hs wss soon afteT Asresfed Aao com
s.ttled 10 jail. r,,. ,... n.
.,-.-1 rorr and nine o'clock this morning. whief
~ ns-ftv good evidence thai She river u EorVed
.oTnr nf,tnt aboxe. There Il comparatively ltd!'
i<~ rut1uinr today. and by Right 1t Is thought
rhsnnel viii be entirely e1eaT, the weather haF1n;
modcrn;ed con. iderahiy elnee yes'csdaJ.
AiI thc upper river packets have gouc INTO Han
+cr nus1cts, leaving but few boatR II the wharTes
, 1866-12-18

General Swrcucy-Arre4r far MnFderlng a
NeEro-EtothinH for the DeSt1tute-AFre4t
for Evn1tnC the RcycNue e1AW8-lAfkctB-
BAiler Explosion, ele.
lSpeeial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbuna.1
I1Ur.uIx December Il.
General Sweeney pasted down to Savannah
yesterday. to join hls regiment, the Sixteenth
Regular Infantsy. Ills rank is Major. lila bzeTet
rank Il Colonel
4 white lnaa named Wm. Bs11 VIA arrested a.
oakwood, Tenn, and brought to this city, for tho
nnpfoEoEed Killing Of 4 negro 1t 0Tensboro. ky-
Bell was arrested BY Lieut. Mckett, OF The Thirty.
fourth lll.nc!s Infantry, under otdtra fto1a tho
FEeedmAn'B Bureau.
Gen. Ely Today received By express from The
70 b. distributed among destitute women aud
| children. The Gene11l st ones began distributing,
and already many who hare been thtrcrin2 Hnd
suffering through the hours Of the pss: few io-
Clement days, have been supplied with good,
| warm clothing.
Kentucky, tos not complying With The rtyenue
attempted 10 esade the payment Of the tax: He
was held in the sum Of 410,U0o 10 kns1er It TIT
! next term Of the couttr.
Cotton market growing In fsror. Receipts in
crtA.tng; b;a balcs to-dsy.
/ HoSs leks ae.ive. Prices Herc Enstained. Sa1el
ii fS-GQ6.s5. 1osal killed, SO So, with $500 II
pens
The steamer R. ". stader wa4 sold to-day Il
Captain Gus. Eve.htft. who viii run her In u
lo1teEir and Nh1tn hvef trade. Inc Rebcce
, Will 60 into the 1nutfT1lle ind Memphis H1dt
Ihe fa1ismsn has gone inlc the Cumberland Rive
Loruvu1k, Ky., December 17.-Tss hallet
, 1866-12-18
IRON MADlS0E.

,,,tj md Pleasant SVcnthtr.-unsucressf ssfnt |
ttfrr,rt ~ InccndtnrfAm-L3od eate-
Hrcxct oumtas1Snt-Etcctt0n n Cooncal-
4nuu.
Spce!al Despatch 10 tho Chicago Tribune
MADISON. Wiz. December II.
notwithstanding heavy SNOW ftotms 10 da7er-
ent ra.s o, tue country. we arc SILL Mauon' my
t,rrc. and asc going On lsrc G1onnd' Inc "ea'heF
i: uiIi4S AID plenran1 io.ds!. -
An u,.krres -ful aitcnrt 1t 11s~soo'3s'sH va
7nede ]asl light by setting n1c to IN ontbutldtns
7d,o}Etnc tht house OF T. J. Mcdonnell.
The tzlc Of sehnnl, swnn2 and other lands for
feiied to the State for no51-paJmcnt Of ducs,
su,u3tptiug to nca,ly 1000 scTcs. takes p!acc Al
lhe Secretary OF State's O1sc on Wednesday, aud
~ raie OF forfeited nortEaEcd lands on the ss1h
instant. ,.s. .,,,,,,-+rr.s .ss,.,.r41
ri Contrary F, second Kcslmeus Wisconsin Vol.
nnterr fptani-y, as Captain, from May 1851. n
recognition Of couspieuons eallantIy atap;ayea a
while ecfyfnC as scout In INC army ot tAe Eoso
rrac In earning dispatches from headquarters ~
esR amy khioGeE lie 1neraJ q c9nnuy e e90Lt-
e.}yansa Court Hoats On ine PIE. o Of IN. I'M III 1.;
Ssa' Gen,rc ". GriMn, 1ate private Ut 20. G
1ic1d,n1e Ehn-p.bpotcFs. Captain, ttuM tlctobel
iii. 1854 IN recognition Of conspicuous GALLANT
I3,snIayed At The hatile Of HAtchit !tnn fsStnla
when, - color tcarer Of TIT seeosd bt.ade, Ihi.s
Il the rebel lines lu1s1g the hcht, and wn.t
byavcl5 bearing Ills na=, lost bis right f thie oe
tuc the twenty third engagement m "hish az pal
It 4 snec4a1 election lo-dAy tn the Fourth Ward
10 a!j vacane5, af1er 4 eh1r2 contest, !. y stons
for Ii. II. Moultoa. Republican gain OF onc
In rorrr11
, 1866-12-18
c Union Pacific Ratl.oad, running west sfom

The Union Pae1te RAttEoad+ running West Nom
Ozaha.
Statistics show that whlle u Easland md
Mss a9IEg tRs as.'a. o ss
beee@ber bessa FIT IL. 1sss tsefe r. @
New York thc1o ware 1,16s yieksbnre, alo; Phil
IL Eiehnsna .s,, Isaa aats isa: lea!sviqe 81
ths ai;en,s e<s s'1 fhe al upea
from . Of the prioeip, e!'e, and towns; 7a,a s'o@
ssasf: sopsse 'fn5 S5c.,, 1hs' all arc Inc '''sss
which has ensued from ebolesa, and aSota A. u
tended tic same dl.case Ia England and Wales.
Great credit is due to Tho Na5oss Of cltios healt5
officers and military commanders who contributed
towards the interesting scautt.
The .ses!Pss from Internal Rsvonne to-day
Ts1 EsI1 rassi3ss7 ESQ 4xD ru4 sonzu e4no1zs4 coy
ooEe1no. Worth, judge Bum md * -Goss;noF Go
johnson today At one o'clock. and ta!d before
hin the corEespondcnce On the subject Of tho ~ ~
No1h Cs1oltna he !nnlaine cotposea. punish
nacnt The interview Is stated 10 have beea
ss! xas tRasSea Rsasta b, I'D President a rso
would be In he matter. ne promises to submit
| S4fE - AH1 C11uf1QC@A&luA Q1 ILL A2pl1&t To-
morrow. and WI communicate his decision It ~
nisaioners also iaId before ihe Pre*
prcten1 coudtion Of a1au1 II North CarolIna
Including the tone and disposition Of the people
l whlch they rrrEeeent ~ peaetabie and loyal.
CONTINUATION pE*1RkD.
| The Senate Committee on Foreign ReiRttons ha
| befuTe It the nonluation ct CazcDau - Char9
I dAGaire 10 the Dominican Republic, ito conal
nation Of which IL urged hJ General Ba1xe, CT
President Of that Republic.
Are WAREHOUSE gEtEIFT8 SEqo11Ap.S3
WAsH1xo7ox, December l7,-a delegation
| Western produce merchants nre hero to trf an
have The suprerltr Court render dee!eton tn
: warehouse fecelp1s are negotiable paper. III
Courts Of Illinois have decided they are no
: I which decision causes much cmbaETassue:
| arnor1 Western produce dealers. q
, TIE IEPkAcuN1Nr QUER110y.
SEw TonK, December l7.-A epeci1l WAshtn
ton despatch says that Representative Ashley b.
prepared 4 resolution Of isQuiry Into tn allcR'
1 | charRte against President johnson, which Ia Il
= fts1 step towards impeachment.
CONTRACTION.
Il Tho yote OF tie House, refusing to Stop y
c MeCulloch's withdrawal Of the currency At t
$ faic Of &f GEO 0GU mouth, Il regarded ns very u
nthcant OF the feeling To Congress In favor OF CO
- | traction,
TIE soCTuEnH LoTALIsTB
y | held l. u.eeling tonight, and had full atteu
lc ance, tiese be!Hg delegates present frors gre
- programme which contemplates an entire al
Sorth, and their reconstruction with the To-
|
, 1866-12-18

R<n5nn Meeting - Modest Request from
Jphpsan On1ec-uoaders-Falal Better Ex.
ptoslon-d;enerNl t:Fnnt.
Especial Despatch 70 the chicago 1fihuue.]
CINCINNATI. December Il.
The Fen!ana held'a public meeting tonight.
scnttor Morrison spoke. Money was the object.
Roberts was expected, but did not come. Tue
meeting w1s yery noisy md dlsordegly.
Tbs Inject feature In our politics Il the e1orts o.
3obn.on's sppotntees to Offices asking Republ,
tns 10 sign peiiuons to United States Senstors u
donnrm them. The Repnhlleaus cannot see tht
1iedom or propziety Of complying,
,CMcms1u, peeenbes 17.-The boiler Of Ii.
rpllinf mill of Woodrow. Aea1s Gu, Of 1ou
ton, Chic. exploded this morning, knocking III
lniiding into itaRmenA- The engineer M. 6lles
md aesernl others injured Loss about xla,on.
The Board Of Army Qmcett, recently assemblies
II 1enF1son Bazraek1. sdJournet yesterday. The
! wll recommend Tep1irs and alterations 1t ths
port
Grneral Gsant ia expected to tr1tve hare Il
, 1866-12-18
FROM NASHVILLE.

feju&tiee to the Freedmen -Murdersus At
fRcA-Adjourntucnt Of the 1.eEastatnfe.
Especial DetpAtch to the Chicago Trfhnoe.1
NAsHyuII, December II.
Cene.al Lnmte, Commissioner OF the Freed
mems Bureau, has returned from hisfEip to West
Tennessee He reports that IN consequence OF
Tho short crops, planters IN great many in-
stances, are imposing On the freedmen, aud de-
fssudine them Of theis bard earned wages: The
civil courts arc Knneza1ly disposed to
xdprd tie proper protection Whea appe41ed to-
bu: - The defendants appeal nom one conft 70
another, ne poos ntsoes r not aele 70 Se.1 n
earned anything further regarding tho reported
cuttages tn Obi6n County.
On Saturday night feW miles nom Lebanon,
4 snau Eamtd Beuj. Graves va attacked 1t hls
home by fou. tconndrels, and barely escaped be
| luz murdered outright. 1t Wa shot through The
breast, md will probably die Of bis wound. Ate:
! he shooting, be MS robbed Of Whist money ht
had in the house. "
The Leeblaturc adjourned to-day to convene q
l +ha Inn Nf Irnn4rF
, 1866-12-18
FROM NEW YORk.

Fenlan aIatters-Thc New Fost Ot1lco Aito-
Burglar ehet.
Nxw YonK. December IT -Fcnian matters are
very lively here. Aims aud ammunition contlnne
to arrive, aud arc scnt OF ills romosed that two
prir2seeEr fAtled IRON hero last week 10 prey on
British commerce
An unsuccessful cEost has been made 10 bar
moulzc The Stcphens- ard Roberts Fcutans.
The Board Of Aldermen have concuf1ed In ths
Icso1ut1ou Of the Council selling the site foe tn
Post Oflec In The City Hall Park at half million
Of dollars.
NEW York, December 17.--pat Farrell. u no.o
stort burglar, was shot last night by policeman
willis cndeavottny to escape AREA. The nuFs!a
died few hours after reaching the hospital
and s0u1e twenty othert, were arrested lsst cyen
Ing while engaged In gambling.
, 1866-12-18

fsnccIal Despatch to the Chicago Ttbune.l
wsauxnroN Derember H.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
WARRINGTON, December II.
{xFxAcnxxx1 RESOLUTION.
The sctolution brought Into the Ho1se thA
,,,crnoon by Mr. Ashley. Of Ohio. authorizing the
anuoIu,mcn. Of Special Committee Of seven 10
inouro whether any otneer Of The Government
ia rendered htrnf elf liable Ia Impeachment. WAS,
~ eou,te, aimed nj the President. 1t was Intro
dnred ont OF order, md could only be Eot os1ofe
~. Honse for action by Atwo-thlfds vote suspend
~ ~ ru,es. Tho chi On this vote resulted
vr,s. echty.eisht; nay s. fosty.nino-be'ne "atntn
four votes Of the required two-thlrus' aao es.'aS
cle.r majority In full House for ths 1csolnsaon'
Tie Rcppblic4us who voted against Suspension
Of ,he rules, and, by Implication a2afnst INC .ea'
olutlon. wesc: nrnct, Dawes, Deifeea, unIolns
Dodge, Hall, 1encxe, Maynard, Raymond ssoKee
Epa1dng, and Warncs. ....
FLnsECC11oN OF EE11N1STe N soCfH CAAoAAaA
| The attention at ihe Home WIS called to-day u
Mr. pswes to I Gaze Illustrative Of the rcbel tprt
| IN South Carol!n2- 1t appeA.s that one ucn1
| Miller, Union msu, residing IN that State, MAS
| scott 70. sbesmxa's army. Some months ago h
WIS arrested and ,sied for highway sohbery, m
is unaer sentence Of death for thr fousta Of nes
mnntb. his real crime being his uhionism. Th
Son,h Carolina Committee was ordered 10 lave
u,atr the matter forthwith and report II cau
~, m debate that Gtne1al Slcs'es had already b
cun IN examination.
nxc7s4oH III REGARD TO rKrs1oxs-
,-,nortsnt decision has been uade tY Sc
,ot.ry Browning Affirming the decision Of =
, 1866-12-18

s,.uftaxu-DftentInu Of Trains.
hs sCEes.1 tssa1 Despatch 10 Inc cnieaeo 1rioanel
1of~ D1sNolxEs. lows, December II.
..;..t' n. sstuId.y night The DeaAoines va
~ Hsi,tosd vas blocked up pretty baaI5 IN sume
Of II. deep cuts, snd the train 9ae s;,. ns " % T.o
eh ": es9sa ::1s . dai IL Gssa e hss III
enEtoeas, eas,Hsenity. worked thctr VAT ,hEnu:h ana
ssarrht the tain in, reaching here snnoA5 A''s'
n n1en .1ssiher Is very due to-day, ind ta' elelsn
IL tfnvle rfrht uetTH1.
, 1866-12-18
FROM MEMPHIS.

Robbery aud AiurderH-Scw metropolitan
Police Att-Markcts, &c.
Especial Despatch to the LhicaGo TFtoune.l
MExru1s. December II.
4 Mr. 1owentonpt, merchant trom Helena
rays he was robbed Of E25,ooo while coming bJ
boat to this c1ty last night.
Two murders sse reported near this city hs'
night, .,,,.- r,,,n. ,,v ,,x,
n.ssed b. The Legislature. has neen received: Il
provides ,hst the city shall pay the police e1penSe
Trade Is fair. Cotton. sohe Mess Posko = 2 .9s
DownEWeicorc, Silver. Up-Tu11eE. Tracy
Trdtann
, 1866-12-18

crcxxk71 December l1.-Ae'corT % degrees"
Grnnnd covered with Enou. ua,
etSIr1 TWn1Sp, December 17.-There Is Light
srow filling. 1.,e -. . hr.Ty
ii. II; .,o1 here Yesterday but 1t did not extend
a1tr ts II thtry miles. Il il mild snd p;easant t9eay
VI Pum I'm anI1ra1A, December 1s:-aescni5 81 &C.
srres ciesF md plea:.nt tS.day: c, ri, m deo,a
,f tbrts inches lasi aight. and il now turned 70
ra1n. , 1..uvhor 1--Tes:he1 mid
T0srt, Tfe-may1@.t~r AZ ahnvh zero.
, 1866-12-18
FROM RICHMOND.
Murder Trlais-Aettoa Of the Tirxtnfa Log

Murder Trlaie-Aettou Of the Virginia Lo9-
islatnre.
R1cnAoEp, December 1.-THE Military Com
mission. for the trial Of Dr.. Watson, of Rock
bridge. and others, will convene In the United
S,aies Circuit Conft room, In this city, ncxt Wod-
nckday.
tnCton, who was trscd IN Elm. George County for
the murder OF Dr. Rose, was convicted and sen
fenced to the Pcuitentiary for thFso years:
The weather IL clear. The enow which fell on
Sstrtdny night ls rapidly disappearing.
r. The Senate ordered the eugFossu'c1t OF ahe bill
amendin. tho CsuEy LAWS, which authorizes ~
per cent interest.
The Senate coneu17cd in tho House resolution
Ior recess until The ia pro1t1uo.
The BILL incorporating the Virginia Express
Company, with special privileges. has finally PASS
ed both houses.
, 1866-12-18
FROM CANADA.

Gauteats 10 Convoy BFitlsh sfeomess-on
the Alert for Feu1ank.
NEW Tonk. December 1.-THE HeTu.ds MOL
INC British gnnboats 1cft Quebec last ntcht
having received order. tom Governor Mitchell u
srt "A i cnuToy to the Eunafu steamer.
ii i. FAC trteut1op Of Government TO station 4
military forte on het frontier. uear St. Aoans
rprMuusrec Of military pseparaticns now bctuE
made hy the Fenl4ue under Roberts.
"A lasce quantity Of military stores aEE1vet
bere Yesterday by the Gstod Trunk Railway, iron
l ftnelhcN
, 1866-12-18
FROM NEN ORLEANS.

Fro,tr 3Yrutbcr-Arr1<Alo and Departures
Nxv Op1rAxe, December 1s.-WcAthcr clcai
and cold, and f1oft cve7ywhcTo visible this morn
Ing. ,,u t,.. 10,
inches below high water natk.
Bueipesb on the leEee vert active
Arrived, 6tonewAll nom Louisville On The f6sh
Departures to-day: Virginia. Lexington. Si!Te
Wave. julia, xnd Ldy Gay for s. Louis Wllt
WacoLcT and JoutsIana for Louisville; WcstE1ore
| Is1d FIR ipciuualf.
, 1866-12-18
FROM HuFfALQ,

n-..ruetgsu ut the Union iron Wsfks-Isoss
$3.50, 0,o00-InsuEzacc $%o0-0o0-
rr,r.1n. December 1.-THE Buffalo Union
r,n1 Wo,ks. owned BY Palmer. Waaawo.th, Bur
An and others. were destroyed By r. Sns foEe"
NOW 1ots fs10 0M. Insured for $auo,ue.
, 1866-12-18

Or. 1Iewta Censtescd Of atnnslnuxhfcr-Ae
In Recommended to A1ercJ.
FnrprR,cK.srno, VI, December 13Chsns5
T:.htrCton, VIA convicted last night at King
Georges conrt House, Of voluntary maaslanghter:
il Killing Or. Ross, sono fve yea1s ago. " wss r
eentspcea to three yeaFs and sig months IN me
Penitenflarv, The larry recommended the pstsonn1
tn mercy, The TIM listed three dAJs.
, 1866-12-18
cm,h f.nrAltn4 LeEfAl1tAf6.

c..,rxs1oN. s, C., December TIT, Houee
p.;sed fensT, ;nS 0esas
million &c ~ ~ %e1.ussnS ti0o 90 Of The co'umola
sn$ nA$sssenitons satSn sympathy With JEDI Davis aa'e
psssed both Houses
, 1866-12-18

r AIDES SKATING PARK! Unpre-
L 1 crtert-d sale Of tickets. Trst nfEht ct
TIE alAt:SE~lt3al i.isfMT:
saEaief rlsh Ct asrs st
s,iT ihst slcadc. rnY Of It Il .i.lble
uie* at ga. ffasn.e7t q u. T!:e a. hund o.
ixo Vr1,ns IL consumed in one ml3ute. ctT!uE the
eay coneentrated light Of f.eyrnty nEr eteatla9 cA1'
lie ousty ci the 6.anlni element thus evolved can
aot t. ccsertbc oE eLy those Eho h1Es %ltnef;e1 s
broad wand star wbtts lt:at over "a asd Of Ice
The eo'ots and waving up the skaters, rronp atcl
coup. vim startling 4. tnstaes - i hefe Esse nra
u Or tnt picct OF Ehts ARTILLERY will It Is be1iercd
rtove rare 3tt1 set:hn, anu p+fausde many kpecta
tn.ke a irht Of it't II the tt:ESTltAL rARK-
, 1866-12-18

FROM EUROPE. |
Last Evenings Dispatches
by Ocean Telegraph. |
No Further Trouble Expected
from the Fenians. |
Austria Refuses 10 Comply with |
the Demands Of Hungary.
Suffering Resulting from the Re-
cent Nine Explosions.
The Pope Invited to Visit the
United States.
Conflicting Rumors as to Maxi
milian's Intentions.
| pR0Al Washington.
The Suffrage Bill Not Yet Pre-.
/ sented to the President.
Final Decision in the Bowles-
/ Milligan Case.
Statistics in Relation to the Chol-
era During tue Past Summer.
i UUl{UnlDD;
:! Action Of The House on the Ques
:: ton Of Impeachment.
] Bill Introduced for the Protection
p Of Southern Unionists.
j. House Bill Passed for Protection
j. Of the Treasury Against
IT, Southern Claimants.
al Reply Of the Emperor Of Russia t
=. =. the Congratulatory Reso}u-
II tions Of Congress.
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Int British Mail Steamers.
, 1866-12-18

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Qptted Stnrea md EHnAdnA~
, 1866-12-18
FROM LOUISVILLE.

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Negro-Etotk,nx for the Dest1tutc-Arrest
for EvadinE the Rcvcnue eLAHs-l1nfkets-
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, 1866-12-18

NICfHitH
A,in,nortsnt decision has been uaade oJ sec'
,.t.rv Browning Affirming The decision Of tae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09

WASHINGTON, Nov. s.-Secretary
Browning has given decision on an
appeal from the action OF the Pension
Office in regard to claims for the in
crease of invalid pensions under the
act of June 9th, 1866. His construction
of the law islip substance contained in
the following paragraph, quoted from
decisions:
Three grades of disability are de-
scfibed in the act, but 1t is not to be
presumed that Congress supposed that
all invalid pensioners who receive the
maximum amount under former laws
would be therefore entitled to- its lib
eral provisions. The applicant for the
increased allowance must Automatically
prove that his disability is one OF tho
specific character mentioned in the act,
or is equivalent thereto, unless the fact
be sufficiently established by the proof
accompanying his original application.
I am of opinion that the proofs do not
bring case within the act in question
unless they show that the disability is
permanent and incapacitates the appli-
cant from performing manual labor to
the same extent as If he had lost hand
or foot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-09
ELEcT1oN RETURNS.
MeWYorIk EIeetInn.

- New York Election.
NEW YoRK, Nov. THE World
gives Fenton S,132 majority. The Her
aid gives him about 5000, the Times
about u 900, and the Tribune 70 946.
The Republicans are successful In
the electiop.to Congressof Robertson in
Westchester, Van Wyck in Orange,
and Cornell in Ulster, which makes an
for the loss of three members from the
city and Brooklyn, and keeps the del
egation as it is at present, 20 to IL.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. S.-Fenton's
majority in Monroe county is I,764,
according to the returns we have and
suppose g be correct. +, 49,
Interior to change the result foriGover-
nor as heretofore telegraphed. The
Convention runs ahead of Fenton 30
600 in New York City, $50 in Troy,
!,sOO in Utica, 1000 in Brooklyn, and
in like proportion everywhere. The
rural districts seems to have voted
unanimously for Convention, and il
is probable that the proposition will be
adopted by something over $4,000 ma
jority.