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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-01-11
TaE GORE HOMICIDE CASE.
rne commonwealth vs. John
Core and Charles Robinson
...NO. 3, Dec, Term, 1866.
MURDER.
CHARGE OF THE COURT.

DE Court Of Oyer and IermiHer Of Cambria
Coanty-HoH. Geo. Taylor, p. J.
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Steamship City of London
The Fenian OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Regi-
ment sent to Dublin-New Corps of Aus.
trian Volunteers for MeXico-The Steam
Ram for Peru-Chilian Privateers on tn q
Coast of Spain-Fairs and Concerts Pro-
hibited in Dublin-Financial and Com
mercial. ....
NEW YORK, Feb. I7.-The steamship City OF
London has arrived with European advices TO
the LIST inst.
Her news was mostly anticipated by the
Bremen.
Chambers non intercourse resolutions in the
Senate had no effect in Europe. Its decisive re-
ate's desire 10 remain at peace.
The Fenian Commission is still progress
ing.
It is rumored that Parliament will be asked
TO suspend the writ of habeas corpus, so as TO
give the Government power TO deal with for
eIgn conspirators
Additional rewards are offered for informa.
ton leading to the capture Of Stephens.
Another regiment has embarked from Liver
pool for Dublin.
1t has been officially announced from Vienna
that negotiations for the formation Of a new
corps Of Austrian volunteers for Mexico will
shortly be brought TO a conclusion.
The reported appearance of Gillian priva-
teers off the Spanish coast eXcites attention.
No rayages have been reported.
The steam ram detained on the Thames was
found TO be built for the Peruvian Government
and was allowed to depart on the 27th Of jan
uary.
A steam ram built by the Lard's for Peru, re-
Gently left Liverpool, was at Brest, where the
PGtine says she will be detained till the Span
ish and Peruvian difficulties are adjusted.
Rumor connects these two vessels with de-
signs against Spain.
1t is reported that Spain has a dozen ships
building in England and is hurrying their COM
pletion.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 1.-Sales of cotton for the
last two days, $1,000 bales The market is dull
and declining, but closed steadler. Middling
uplands about lS4d. Breadstuffs quiet and
steady. Lard advancing. Tallow easier.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Feb. l.-Consols closed at So Laa6x
for money. United 5-20's, &C ka6Sl. A great
depression continues in the London money
market, with a tendency TO panic in funds
The political news by the City of London is
unimportant.
MADRID, Jan. 30-Eyening-Two CHILEAN
priyateers have been seen off the coast of
Spain, and the frIgate isabelle was ordered to
pursue them.
DUBLIN, Feb. IA note was issued nv the
police commissioners last night prohibitine
the holding of the fancy fair and bazaar in and
OF the families of the State prisoners, which
was arranged for tonight.
The concert announced for TO morrow nigh,
Tor the same purpose, has also been prohibited
the commissioners stating that they have re-
ceiyed information that the meetings Were in :
tended for the purpose of assembling persons
engaged in reasonable pracuces, and such
meetings, if permitted, were likely TO endancer
the public peace.
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PEEsoNAL-GeneraI r Z Lee, OF Virginia

PERsoNAL-General II. T.. Lee, Of Virgins.
is At the Metropolitan Hotel since his name
was placed upon the register yesterday, quite
a number of persons have visited the hotel, IN
hopes OF getting look ri the eX-GeneTal, and
of learning something Of has movements. He
has not gratifed many of them, but has rather
avoided the gaze of The curious, and his move
ments are only known TO HIS Immediate aSso
ciates. He was accompanied here by gentle
man by the name of Moore This morning he
was before the Reconstruction Committee. Tor
about two-snd- a. half hours. and left the Cap
itol for the Metropolitan about ~ O'Clock.
Some few persons being aware that he
was before the committee fingered around
the door OF the committee room to
get a glimpse of him, and followed him
to the Sergeant of Arms room. few mo-
ments after he left the Capitol or foot and
walked down the avenue, a curious crowd
gathering behind he walked, which IN
creased TO quite au assemblage by the time he
reached his quarters
PATENTs-There will be issued from the
U. $. Patent Office for the week ending Feb
ruary 27th, 1866, ii3 new patents.
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xXXIXTH CONGRESs-FIRST SESSION

SATURDAY
The SENATE was not in session to- day.
HoUsB.-To-day was devoted 20 speech
making.
MIR. Cook, of Illinois, argued that the power
of recognizing the seeding States as in the
Union, rests with Congress. When the mill
tary power can safely be Withdrawn and these
States remain peaceably in the Union OF their
own accord, and not by force, and the Union
men and freedmen do not require a military
force to protect them, the civil government
should be recognized, but no military power
could set aside the enactments and judicial
decisions Of States fully in the Union. While
these acts were necessary, the States should
not be recognized.
Judge Lawrence, OF ONO, maintained that
the ordinances of secession were void, that no
State was ever out of the Union, but that all
lawful State Governments was destroyed N
the Rebel States; that when the Rebel Govern.
ments were overthrown the people were left
without any State Government: that it is the
duty of Congress to guaranty il, and until this
is done there can be no lawful State Govern
ment and no representatives in Congress.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The BOARD or TRADE.-At the meeting n,
the Directors OF the Board OF Trade last e ven
ing, Messrs. Queen Il Able Mor,eiI a. neer-
ing, and Charles Walters were elected 70 mem.
bership, and Mr.. L. L. Clark to fll a vacancy
on the committee Of arbitration, to serve until
October, 1866.
Mr. A. r. Shepherd offered the following
resolutions, which were both passed:
Resolved, That the Board of Directors be re-
quested TO prepare and urge upon Congress
the passage Of an attachment law similar 20
that which is in force in the city of New York.
with view TO the better protection OF the
business men Of this District from dishonest
debtors.
Resolved, That cemmit,ee OF three bs an
pointed By The chair to make asr,nganssts fer
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RsIAA IRON WORKS.

Ady,ees from Alabama received AZ the freed-
meo's Bureae. state ,hs. The Setma Iron Works
presea,ed a claim 10 Ms-ot General Thomas
for a part of the ~ ,,seTty sold by the United
States Treasury Agent, belonging TO that Com
pany. General Thomas directed Gen WOODS
con- rnand,ng the I,epartmest TO restrain the
delivery OF that part OF the properly To winch
the clsim referred General Woods withheld
the whole OF the property, and the matter Is
now being ad iasted.
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FRREDMRESBUREAV NEEDED FOR MARY
$780, LAND.

A gentleman writing from Maryland to the
freedmen's Bureau, states that, in his opinion,
the jurisdiction of the Bureau should certain.
iy be extended over that State, as the colored
people have very little protection from the
law. White rowdies seek opportunities for
maltreatIpe the negroes when none are by to
witness the act, they then escape punishment,
as the negro is not permitted to testify against
80, go thst will conyict white man for
assaulung a negro. A justice of the peace was
indicted before the Last grand jury at Annapo-
las, for binding over q white man to keep the
pesce, who was charged with beating a colored
woman. when the bruises were plain to be
seen on her body.
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WHITE HOUSE

The rooms OF the White House were thronged
again to-day with callers upon the President.
The number of Senators and Representatives
who obtained interviews was unusually large.
Among those who had an audience with the
President was Bishop Early, presiding officer
of the late Alexandria Conference, number
of gentlemen from Pennsylvania, headed by
Senator Buckalew, called upon the President
this morning.
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COURT MARTIAL CASES.

The following named men were tried by
Court Martial, on the charges mentioned:
Private Henry A. Dearborn. company p, elh
regiment V. L. c., charge, drunkenness Sen.
fenced 10 forfeit $40 of his monthly pay for two
months, and to be confined on bread and water
for five days in the regmental guardhouse
Priyates Reuben Gets, VIM. H. Strohle
II. Seem, and Heary Herger, company II. 2iith
regiment Pa. volunteers, charged with deser-
ton, found guilty, and sentenced to forfeit $40
of their pay for four months, and TO be confined
aehard labor six months, at Fort WhippIe.
VIRGINIA.
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COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.-Quite a
number of appointments were confirmed by
the Senate in executive session yesterday, after
our paper went to press the following among
others:
John de la Montague, OF N. Y, Consul at
Boulogne, John Hutchinson, of Dakotah Ter
ritory, Consul at Leghorn; Paul L. Jones, of
N. j., Consul at St. Domingo; Rich'd A. Edes.
of u. g.. Consul at Bahia; William b. Little of
Nevada, Consul at Panama; Timothy L. Dick.
Inson, of Ind, Consul at Le!psic; Ambrose w.
Clark, of N. Y, Consul st Valparaiso; George
PomutZ, of Iowa, Consul at st. Petersburg: G.
A. Walhorn, Postmaster AT Philadelphia, Pa;
JOSIAH Hosmer, of Utah, u. S. Marshal of Utah:
Chas. n. Hemstead, u. s. Attorney of Utah:
Thos. J. Drake, Associate Justice Of Utah.
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TREASURY ORDER,

Yesterday, an order was issued by the Treas
urer Of the United States that hereafter all war
and navy warrants amounting to ten thousand
dollars or less, and the checks of all dsbursing
officers not amounting to more than five thou
sand dollars, will be paid in cash. All war
rants and checks above the amounts before
mentioned will be paid, one-half in cash and
one-half in certificates of indebtedness. The
Treasurer is Of the opinion that the certificates
of indebtedness now in the market Will soon be
1T par value, as not more than one third of the
usual number Is now being issued.
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LOST AND FOUND.

u 18Th Of February, three CATTLE. one bu ffaio,
one about six month. old, red ana white; ali three
poor and starving. Tho owner will please como
and pay Tor their JOHN sG 5Sf%
IT. On street, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From in front Of Mr.
or DARK BAY smooth
coat, white spot in forehead left hi I'D foot white
nSn III barnes styles up WE'LL Small white spot
when lost had on Mcclellan saddle. Also, had
tsssfsph c,inbers Liberal lt reward vi BE- paid
1Gs q hS.:s The hSr;: can e :
osr.A s%. ", SI:sa and t.s TEERIkk pee,
E f.sad viii b paid for its delivery 's Ses s e.:
q < REWARD:-Lost on or about the I'D Of De-
gJ cemess isSs sowsyhe SS Sbput Wsshinston
papers, &C. re above reward viii 10 Dsid 81
h e I5.sss WI Ira aaAfrz IA.
$50 REwA kRp Pq H. 4 Rhkk Roam MARE
Strayed from the Ebbeu Heuse, on the afternoon
of the 18th instant, . thick, heavy made Roam
MARE, about years old; l6 hands high small
white spot, about enc inch square in the forehead
dark bay face and legs; has several bay spots one
on the back. near the termination of the name,
about three inches long.
lnIOI mAuOn IclI Win JOhN IL. ID,
feis.S '' VII y LEWIS BAILEY.
5000 REWAhD:-s.olsn from ny stable in
one .fss S1 ToRsE' o
lsS or 10 hands high. two white hind feet, little
feet, sides rubbed with harness.
o.. ,.,.. lion, o.. Also HSp,sr , -, n ,..,. d.
16t or 16 hands high, small scar the back from
saddle and fne style and action. will give $50
for either horse 100 for both IL delivered to me
in Georgetown ID @. the recovery of both
horses and the arrest and conviction of tho thieves
THOMAS BOWLING,
feb 136t Georgetown, ID. q.
q REWARD-Lost, on Monday evening, the
3s1 9Th instant, an ivory headed red wood CANE,
with gold band. The above reward will be paid by
returning the same at No. go Louisiana avenue,
opposite 9Th street west jal3tf
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PRISON AL.-General NJ. l.. Force, son of Pc
tar Force of this city, who served under Gen.
Grant in his campaigns in the southwest and
commanded a division in Gen. Sherman
army IN the Carolinas. and lately commanding
district in Mississippi, is In The city on visit
home, beirg mustered out of the service This
gallant officer was severely wounded at At
lauta, IL will be remembered
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HARBOR DKFENSES.

board, TO consist Of the following named
officers of the army and navy, has been ap-
pointed to deliberate and report upon the sub.
Ject of barbor defenses :-Brevet Brig. General
j. G.. Barnard, X. s. Alexander, and @. A
Gilmore, U. 5. Engineer Corps, from the army
and Rear Admirals @. II. Davis, j. A. Dahl
eren. and Captain j. Alden, from the navy.
The board will meet on the LIST Of March, at the
NAVY lenartment.
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL.-The following bill
passed the Virginia House of Delegates on
Wednesday, and having passed the Senate is
now law:
Be IL enacted by the General assembly, That if il
shall become necessary in order to repair and
make available the Alexandria Canal, for the
use and transportation of goods, produce, and
the like, that the city of Alexandria shall be re-
Quired TO sell or dispose of its stock in the said
Canal; that in that event the Board of Public
Works are hereby authorized to unite with the
Corporation aforesaid by their Council IN max
ing like disposition for the best practicable con
sideration of the interest by the State in said
canal.
> This act shall be in force from its passage
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SMUGGLING ON THE LAKes

Hon. N. Sargent, Commissioner OF Customs,
has been apprised that large quantities Of goods
are brought into the country free Of duty by
steamboats, and other vessels on the lakes.
Vessels purchase supplies in Canada, proyi.
sions and liquors. and on pretencs Of having an
everstock, sell TO persons in the United States
II In contemplated to 50 frame the law as TO
meet the PecuIisriaes Of This method OF eva
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SEED WHEAT

Hon. Isaac Newton. Commissioner of Agri-
culture, expects, either to-day or on Monday,
aIyery superior article of wheat from Odessa,
which will BE- distributed for seed on the ~
ders of member of Congress.
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ORDER TO DISCUSSING OFFICERS.

The War Dep artment has ordered that here
after, when disburing officers, in payment OF
accounts, draw checks or drafts on funds
placed to their credit with Assistant Treasur-
ers or other depositaries OF the United States,
they will note upon the receipt taken for such
payment the number, date, and amount of
such checK or draft given in payment and de-
signate the Assistant Treasurer or Depository
upon whom il drawn,
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Row in the Tennessee Leri,Iatvr.,

CINCINNATI. Feb. E-Considerable confu-
sion and excitement occurred in the Tennessee
House Of Representatives yesterday, over the
discussion of the franchise bill. Hard words
passed between the Speaker and Mr. MuIlens
The former threw his mallet at the latter :
head.
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BOARDING.,

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO.
"a dated with BOARD. Also Table Board, at
l93 r street, between 18th and 18th sts fe 1857
GENTLEMEN AND THEIR WIVES AND
BOARD, by the week or month. A few Table
Boarders wanted Terms moderate. 2S7 K st
between l$th and 18th streets, one square from
WIIIardb Hotel Ja l0lmr.
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street. . few
doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month dc l6 II
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CRIMINAL Court, Jud9e FisLer-rhiS mora
ing. John Cavanagh, indicted for burglary
entering and stealing n watch aud other ART
cles from the Hibernia Engine House, was
trieo; Jury out Cottrell ana Monroe for de-
tense.
In the case Of George w. Rink, indicted Tor
larceny, n sOlie i'ros was entered.
John Zones. alias Williams, alias Butler,
was convicted of larceny, aud sentenced 20
three years in the Albany penitentiary. In \
second case aolic pros. was entered.
Samuel Dorsey, indicted for the larceny OF
lumber from - Springman, plead guilty, IA q
was sentenced TO one week in iail.