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, 1866-03-26

The Situation Growing Ef1t1ca1-tes~
patch OF a Peremptory Note by Ffun-
kta-Austria alust Either Fight or
Yfcid.
From tho London Owl, March 81
4 German crisis Is immfne, t. The prussian
Government has despatched to Vienna sum
mons IN respect to HoIstein, which Is as per-
cmptory in Its tone rs Its demands. Di5mark
Is ready to face q war nnd It's consequences.
Austria must at once take up the gauntlet Or
yield to the ptetens1on6 Of Prussia In eome-
what ignominfous manner.
fFtom the London STANDARD, March a.
4 crisis is approaching In the relations be-
whica there are hut tWo issue-Dar bettccen
The eoHtlomins the E7be du+shies, or another
surrender on TIE part Of daaria. The Prus-
sian government has used the power given 1t
BY the GastoEn Convention to make SchleswiS
practically its oWn. It HOW wants to finish
With the matter, and formally annex 1Io1stein
and Schleswig. But this project meets with
stubborn resistance from Austria The Aus, :.
TRAN government has no particular views 81
its own with regard to the duchies. Itwoula
like to dispose Of them In some way by which
1t could at the same time turn m honest
penny, fncrease Its popularity In Germany
and taIk Prussia. But it does not sec how to
attain this grand result, and all it can do ID
to offer as much opposition as possible to the
featipg them, partly with the hope Of COM
pc1linE Prussia to pay higher price for its
ultimate compliance, If compliance should be
fonnd necessary. The Prussian Government
evidently means to risk war, If only war will
bring Austria to reason. Count Won Bismark
has cleared bis decks for action. He has got
rid Of bis Parliament. He has assured HIM
self, or at least be fancies he has assured him.
self, Of the neutrality Of France and Rus
sfA. he has money enough in: the
, 1866-03-26
r ARGE AND IMPORTANT
IL SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.

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lauees is Amy wagons, d Ttsnsfer wasons, Is TTo-
a,ss as SasSn as M :Y ssass g Gs ss saa r.
IT, g MysnT Ha's 1i;s 2 ?' kqsss;
Snsu, aa,s:7 'at tnsies. $. Eos Csau, ns5 i
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poands Hssisbor1. IS po1nds Esadsna0. 1G kostles
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poanas roa Mset. ioo pounds Ho.ss s6oes. . imx5 L.
poaaa. Mals Shoe; a.: pound, Halter sau.fts. g
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cate To an expec.apt pnbl,c the smallest Item Of In
formation relative TO The future movements Of the
Brotherhood However, the Unlou Square authori-
ttts contradict the etttcnent that Stephens h2s CT
eaped from Ireland.
The sxecn,an authorities and officials arc usua1-
ly very reticent. and report very little Of import
ince except the receipt Of large sums Of money,
which Il perhaps as important As anything else
II II stated that large numbers Of men arc ray,nc
TO the IIteh ftAudard soon to oa unfuried 'soyet
the border" that depots Of arms and munitions Of
VIII are beiLe established. End that the blow viii
aoon be Struck Both wings Of the Brotherhood
uppear to prosper md each esncutne Of SUCCESS.
, 1866-03-26
Importapt Decfa1on by the Second
Comptroller Affecting Rebel Ante
War Q1a1naA.
Especial Despatch to Chicago Tribune


The Second Comptroller ha. Just laad IN important
decision relative 10 The validity Of the clatma OF
pc.rups re*idlng IN The late spbcons States during
the var, and who had dom1ei IN said States prior
10 the rebellion, and during It's continuance, who
now demand Of the Government balances which
they aege we're due and payable to them before the
commandment ot the WIZ.
The Comptroller u Of tho opinion that the Claim
an,s ase rot lawfully entitled 10 The balances and
beliyes that the laws Of natfons o{ Congress. md
The decisions oi the United States Supreme Conn.
tustity tbat opinion. After citing from nunnerons
legal authorities on the subject, he concludes bS
rsying: "Theee debts therefore, never hav1ne been
7reuced to poesetsion but ax aya haErng remained
n balsncct in the T1easury, :auno, bt Withdrawn
BY claimants except In vocation Of Law, foE the
title Of these balances 3uye bill must be regarded
~ disctted from the original ownee md tranfft1ed
10 The United Statee."
, 1866-03-26
No. UFpKR SEIxou1 S1HEET,j
Postman Squhtc, March 8.
Bishop Coteu0.

n,. Co,en.o has been formally cxcommnnicaied
~ Ike BIshvp Of CapetoWn. and ''being thns cx-
cirded hom Ill communiestlon with he cna;eh, m
~ n.isV ~ ii b fte prori1uns Of the 11fll Of the
9,,ieies Of Religion, 10 be !aken Of The who's m1
Sa - .sS sssssn TT cspstoRRa spe Rae
Iean p,.ha.e rnlsnso has becomn Zulu. a. the
Se Se.,bsn s4nep eu to tn shst reaon
ao'hDE az but ton, H. sss1 srt
saaY ~ eis F.. 1 c,tbed1sl. It happens, however,
that Il. CapetoWT" has no power to exrommuni-
cate snJbody, it alone Queens Btshop, &nee tho
, 1866-03-26

WASHINGTON, March e5.-Ihe t.Fuc Of fractional
currency fto.n The Treasury Department last week
MI fs4l,DuQ, and the redemptions S452 co.
Cert1dcates Of Indebtedness ts=ued for the week
amounted 70 Flu6 100 The dlsnnrsements and
r,snricys for The eek amount to x15, 310,5
Tshr d1shurxcueute to the War Department we're
neM!, fa,W uO. To The Navy Depaztment. oreE
RI .CfIt Gm and to the Interior Department nearly
e,o00. .0o0; ..,c mn mn .o.n.,.,..
for TIC Circulation Of National Banks. and over
$a5 WQ. 600 tecur1uea for deposits.
Osfr F15a do0 IN greenhseke. IL Recommendations Q!
In New fotk todaJ-
, 1866-03-26

New Tonk. March st-1hc Chiiian minister Ii
New 1ork. seuot Ftfuuh Ackeuna4 gfFes the fol.
lowing Account OF The action Of the United Satea Of
Colombia.
The deputy, Senior Suarez Fortent. presented 4
Colombian Compress, assembled Ia Bogo,a, but
only a votes Of sympathy, and without giving 70
any Of the deslatat1ons the fntm and reach Of 4
bill.
Two Of those resolutions were passed, and II the
third, which involved the project Of war against
spin. did not receive immediate Eauction, It
Va. presented than to its spirit tince many Of the
United States Of Colombia, especially those Of
Cundimz.ca, Aboyarra and Panama. hive already
declared their adhse1on to The general war aes1ns:
aimee The beginning Of the question, That, h1ytng
virtually ceased to exlat in control OF the Rcrublic
efDce Gen. Ncosqura Tas 10 replace him on the
rtt OF April be lett 10 him The definite solution oil
tuch an important matter.
, 1866-03-26

WAfH1xorox, March Prominent members oil
Congress- say the President Will return 10 the Sen
ntc the Ciyfi Rights bin with hts objections. while
otheFs aAseEt that the nessase Is already pr
pnscd.
Senator Howard having returned to Washington,
It IL expected that the report from the Committee
on Aacons trnction, embsue1ng the testimony Of
Gen Lee will Be presented carly thif week.
, 1866-03-26

Church In South Africa has no legal standing, an.
more thsn society Of Mo1mone. The. Archbishop
Of Canterbury has no jurisdiction, and the Cape
1o"n bull eau BE- turred out to grass. But II the
ean. Miss Burdest Contis, out Of her accommodating
millions, has built churtbea md endowed Bishop
Hcs IN the most disaLt eoznezs Of the e4rth-Noof-
finally in south Af3ca, and sbe can cut Of the eup-
Pile. hon whateTct purity she does no. prefer. she
hes more po xer Than the Lithman IN the Alps.
They showed him Ittie fprtn9, the sonrce Of tue
hat. md they'll have no WaterAs Wien us." II Mrs
Couts cuts of the cssh here, they will have 10
communications in south Africa
, 1866-03-26

OMANA. March 33.-Ihe Official statement Of the
SECRETARY respecting tue special censue takcn yeaf
ago shows the population WIS then oyer 10000. 1t
IL est1mated At least s, ,0 low. This corrects the
Msretatvyneut in the Senate on the Colorado quea-
1iun, that Nebraska has only 4, co., population.
, 1866-03-26

Pearl from Mobile on the 18th ln.t., for New York
in ballast atr1yeI here Today. Reports OF cho1cra
in Mobile arc doubtless without foundation. brt
small DOE prevailed there 10 some extent, pttnc1-
palty among the blacks.
, 1866-03-26

Mr Macon, the ex-rebel commissioner In London.
publishes tho sing letter In tec ItWss y sup.
port Of the bazaar about to be hcd by The Indies OF
Haltinsoge In nid Of those in the Southern States
Who are suffering from the late war:
E1H: WM you allow nc brief space IN your col
umus 10 re'nIn my Trunks 10 Mr.. Herbert, gentle
70 faen ds el p1
on behalf Of the suffering, people Of the Southern
states Of America
The "LAd1es Of Baltimore" ," TO whom he refera,
propose to bo'a IN that ciy for he relief o those in
Il quote from their 1etter}"the different Southern
Statee where they bare suffered the most on NE &C.
vastating armies Of the North" WIN ioote Mo:es
tlmatey acquainted; they are OF those Who, uorinG
the whole ,SCr {althouGh its deyasatlons 1eScr
reached their honacs miu,etcred personally od and
Young 10 the prisoners IN the hospitals Of that 81!
md Who, year after year, thc1aselses
that 1hey might send relief to Southern prisoners
ii datapcc. 60 long held in confinement oJ the
olence be confded to better. or more jualcloa,s
hands. In their suggestions to me have not felt
al liberty, from Just scnsihlltF, to appeal to any
6st e ho.e few 2, ~ STP ahsa; 1o
ia,lLg .1ch tensiuiity, il L pcshsrs due to those
isles 10 ssy that any voluntary contributions In aid
Of shetr noble efforts which may be sent 10 me
eball certainly reach them. With the uatnes Of the
As to the suffering In the Southern States. 1t may
euce to Fay that tn all those States through Which
tbe invading arnles passed. but cnieay n Vi1Rin1a
country were desoiaie1 und reduced TO awt1deneAs,
evcr3 thing thar coudnccd to human susteonnce g.
stroyed, and tno.e there tnhabifne, many tn aala'
ence. al m Independence, tedncef 10 NE absolute
want u the hare necexear7es OF life want none
had ever known before except when relieving 1t II
oilers from ther oWn abundance-
Very respectfully, your ohedient seEsans,
No.s4 Urrm sE1xoun srnEEr,j
Pnrttnan Suunfc, March &. |
, 1866-03-26
The New York CollectorsLIp.

We hesrd 4 rport yesterday that the President
tad concluded n Difference 10 the very Etune
eapt1'e intefeat hased IN hs favor, to appoint As
Collector for this Pust, Henry \ Smythe. Esq.
Pfesident Of the Fourth National Bark Il Is satd
that the Chambers Of Commerce OF several Of o1r
great e1tiee have united In recommending him On
purely commercial grounds. An appointment on
able one, Hr. Sny,he was an eminent merchant be-
fore he became leading banfes.-N 7. Tribune,
2Srtt,
, 1866-03-26
MEXICO.

Comments of tho Mexican PreaS and
0facfAls on Gov. Anders0n'R Kecent
Reference to Mexican Adairs.
, 1866-03-26

1rtDothy, C1ovef. Ha0g1fsan, NnIFtf. led Top HAS
atasA for r lots to splt ths 1ade By HUNT1Nts
iii bHQT HKK6, Produce conruisAcn NtFehAnt1,
lis sonsh Water sdses- ortsrs solicited
1haasoo3SS NAW 2et
, 1866-03-26
$4,000 Wanted.

The County of Henry w4ahes borzuwt On the FEET
nay CT JEsE, tse6, the sum Of TWENTY THOUsAN D
DOLLARS. ttT winch aIsonLt Coupon Eouds Will be
Issued dated June ist lse6- and uas able - follows:
Eoar Thousand r Roi!ss1 % tn twoyes1
fouE TtorG1uu DolIAl5 In four = -
-Four Thousand Dollars in I've u
And bearing interest khe rate of ten per cent per
annntu aald interest oetrE p,ynbe Annually at The
odEe OF tho Treakurtr Of sat- county.
THIS Counts l. Une Of the nedE in the St1te having
apopnatlon of 1eeoa, N assessed value Of 81,
and entirely Tree from debt.
All C0ntTncia entered INTO hert1n WILL On the part Of
tho County. be tAIthfhllY performed.
Parties Wishing 50 Invest In the above Losu A1o re-
Qucsted t. address the Undersigned It tobyidge
Henry County, Aarols-
Il. o. SLE1GaT.
.... . ... TFtasuIel OF sald County.
Ahrch 2. 1A6- mh.{qe5F6t1 NAV
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First Baptist Church.

The 1arze and commodtous edtdee erected for the
El11t Baptist Church, On Wabash a.euur, nehr Hub
bard Court. II completed IN it, Interior azEangs
menf, The pewa viii be rented at Auction on NON
DAT EVKN1SG, March 18th. 1t ~ O'CLOCK \ fnA
uuut v.Hw thu hntidinx can he seen At TonItnson
Brothers Book sore, 103 Dearborn sssrrt Pu:tla16
Floor, where plans showing tho 1ocsuoo. 1ud ahsets
stating tho assesed JearJ rental Of each pew b
had Tha Church Will ba open and persons IN Attend
sree du4ng the day aud evening, Monday, Aazrh .ah
mhei47.teta alAxuet
, 1866-03-26
The Pfusslnn Liberal Deputies a
Horne.

Berlin Correspondents \. J. Hefhid,
Account. from the provinces record The oyattons
With which the liberal Deputies are received on
thcir return 10 their constituencies after the dlsso
tuition Of the Climbers. One OF the most lmrot
ing manifestations took place ut tho Gurzenlch, IN
colog1c that sa1ne hall from which the assembled
guess we're driven At the point OF The hsyonet last
representatives Of the people. This time the po-
lice seltained from interfering. Upwards of 400
peIson- attended the meeting, and speeches were
delivered. which, u oral reports are 10 be trusted
THE pApers do not venture to reproduce them IN
1u]l}, Will afford the Attorney General material
for prosecutions during the whole reefduo Of hfe
official existence. As yet no steps have been
taken to give. effect 10 the decision Of
The Supreme Tribunal in Eespect TO the fespon-
ability Of Deputies for Expressions ueed BY them
in debate. IFS probable that Goreinmcnt wals to
let lhe drst efEeryescence psss before routinR It
n1ew By proceedings sgalnst such men ts IWesten.
Bttmark i Company hsse taken 10 procurc the de-.
1ec N question, they viii certainly not tail 10 act
upon 1t, and we nay soon expect to Mitoess gene.
ri 1a1ie against the liberal raHy. In konlRsbe19
the editor Or Democratic paper Nha arrested tho
other cay On charge Of high treason, for IN article
In his journal rejecting on the conduct Of Govern
nent md LODGED In 4 dungeon with the vfleet
ra1ehctoEs; but the Criminal Court found that the
offence Ibid "a hIe doors amounted Ut most to MI
demcanor and ordered hln1 to be released from 1n.'
rnsonment rnti' Judgment vas g1Fen. have frs.
ihc1oMeY courts almost invariably 6isphy more
independent eptr7t than the higher ones, and thai
The flrbett Of ILL., the Supreme Tribunal IL dlEpn'
suI.hed above the rest hy the perTeree ingenuity
With which fl twle.s the pAlueet proystons Of the
Jaw to suit the Isufposes OF the Government
, 1866-03-26

10 DO City Lots, $500 eAch- son
The rsawnE Will taka place Attee tho Concert, Tho
stage Of the opt.s Bduse. vhezs laaoo persons
Tltuets It. Committee will be appointed oy t:4a
dience to kunGtnsend the &&u2a. All porcaaAes s1d
aenu Will b supplied With correct ttsta Of drawing
socn published Parties holding tickets viii retan
them unt1 After the drawing. asd ther nunlbr up
pea1a 10 the list Of drawn uurubeEr they will sorvssd
their ticket Immediately. with full dpetions - to tha
fhtppnK Of FOODS noueyH Tickets aft fnf xalc ii
the Principal Hoxcs Book tnd Music Stores ID tho city
sd It onr omee, 1888 Dearborn stRees; rEses itm
each. Sent By mail receipt Of price and stamp tE
return postage.
Coed and reliable Aztnts wanted In t1y city, town
and village IN the Enisrd States, to whom great H.
ducrmest& aFs pdeftd. References required,
, 1866-03-26

HA1uAx. n S., March a5-9 .. m.-There are
no eieus of the China With Liverpool dates 10 the
l7,h. and Queenstown 18th A Light snoW slosu
pfeFtila.
, 1866-03-26
Rur,oEed Diplomatic Difficulties
with England.
THE FORTHCOMING VETO MES
SAGE.
Mexican and South Amhr1.
can News.


WARRINGTON. March H.
/ pnsatc letter 70 Senator Sumner from North
Carolua, says:
Ever etnce the P1es,dcn,'s lanentsble veto of
the Freeuens Bureau bill, The fpirit Of h7trrd 10
-yIrd the negro has been more and more cropping
cut. The ch1nge 3as nj once remarked II &oon II
that act rave Indications Of the Pre.idenl'e hosu1tY
10 1hc Bureau, and hts purpose 10 put those who h1d
been 1or yea.s plotting against the life oE their
country into the eeat OF power. and kise them the
dominion. which they 70 much c1avnd. over the un-
projected freedmen. Dry by daJ insults and ulu-
rfcs have multiplied, snd IN every way the rnalig
nxnt temper 0. the community hi. shown Itself"
The letter Etates thst seven or eight colored msn
md one poo. white were arrested On I chsrEe Of
th. n md At broad npuu, in one II the .nnst fre
qrented strcete. at Wilmington the colored men
weEe string up By order Of the officers Of the Coun
ty Court, Their wr1sts bound by rupes, and drawn
up over the branch Of tree It'll their toss could
barely touch lhc ground, when they Wrrs stripped
hare to the saist, and IN the presence Of crowd
Of men, women and children, ordered to receive
the number Of 1ashe1 10 which they were seu1cuced,
Tins tnHic1lon was made upon three men, whcu the
altar NAE brought 10 tbs notlce of the ot5cefs Of
the Bureau, who oKderrd the work to Cease. The
white man was released At once on bal offered by
some one present.
The feeling Of gloom, eoFTuw and indignation
that prevailed among the coiaed popuatioD cannot
be described. They declare thai these outrage. and
resivaA Of The odion1 practices Of s}arc1y cannot
be endnr6. They lave poured out theis blood to
defend The nation against afchltnttots and rEbel-
lion, and nov they uc Etsu over 10 the lender mer
c3e4 Of these enemies. whose malice seeks 10 ~eut
ttsef IN tuch tndignies, snd 10 insult the e1ytlta-
uon Of the North, and 10 dcty The power ol the Nj
tional Government
A prominent amy officer, stationed in the tame
civ writing to ftae1d herr tc1afet m Occurrence
, 1866-03-26
The Late Naval Engusctueus between
The Sp8U1Ah and E1lflfAn VekAel4s

NEW ToKK- March 25-From the published
Chilfan Official account Of the late hsht between the
sn4uieh and Chiuan vesec1e, 1t appears thst the
rpried. and II Is claimed 1t was tic Spantards who
were challenged 10 opsn combat End Eefused, in
ateAd Of The Lhl2inns.
, 1866-03-26

NEW yonK, March 2a--Op and ailer the 1st Of
Apr7l next, Messrr. John #. Corites Il Co, fnan-
ctat acents Of The Mexican Republic, will PAY 1t
Anr3l 1st on The &:a Q0Q, co MeQCan to2l.
, 1866-03-26
HeuiAnx-ArrtvAl or an Envoy from
Stephens

H1he nte<t and most tmpoEtsnt event In the Fe-
nan circles IL the arrival on Wednesday Of IN en-
nv Of james steEens to Col O'Mahoney, II Il
seid that this genEeua1n who was m officer IN tho
,,nrtTni det patchea, the contents Of which have
pee, comMpnicated 10 The principal Fenian leaders
itr some dlys past IN session 1t unloa Squa1e-
Ira ..nosre1e thai be'' do not choose to eommu0l-
, 1866-03-26
VOL. XIX.

this rotnf. have been breyrtsed lieutenant ColuneB
tor tne faithful discharge Of ihels duties.
II Is hoped ind believed that the 12sth infantry,
The Last lndtana regiment in the se1Tiee, will be
mustered out eoon. II Is In North Caroiina-
, 1866-03-26

HALIFAX, Il. s., March 25.-The steamer St
Parick, nc,n Glascow 9Th, aud Londonderry oh.
arrived ii Halifax this afternoon Tor osdeza, With
1.e rasscQGEf8.
, 1866-03-26
N&111 anbertlBEuIkutB.

asst Martins Summer u the journa1 Of residence
tn Italy, and Of voyage through the Mediterranean
1t more concerned, however. with inner experitnce
emotions described at second hand, the anatonlst Of
the hpman heart is presented with some new secrets
Of that mysterious iunr world. wha the artist gess
tfesh giimpses Of the might Of music. painting and
Architecture. Interpreters Of thought which the
tongue Iowezless to convey. This tights md sounds
encountered the iovexking of certain ounE people
In tho party, various rides in the comurfn ahotf.
al, little Incidents which ts ont In daily lfs. serve
but 10 susEe4t tono original renec1ton- or to recall
some apt utte1ance Of the masters Of literature. Tho
account ot LIE in E.plea-ths life Of the refined and
eu1tisa,ed-Is excellent nom dsst fol.st IN
other ant ature In this book u the charming
manner IN which the birth and growth Of rst love In
4 youthful 1naIdtI's heart Of hearts are here duly
ehron!c1ed.-LPh Philadelphia Pzesal