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, 1866-04-16

QUINCY. H. April 1L-At the present session Of
the cltcait ConIt here, seventeen pttsoners hare
been tsnt 10 the Peni entary, swo Of whom ercaped
from the Deputy Sheriff on The way 70 joliet. They
were sent up for burglary. larceny and forgery.
ln the case OF Cry the Jury could NOT Agree, and
In thr case Of The Fotter g, ay1ndle, no case was
made aea1nst him, and he was discharged, 80 that
lbe Developments that were promised tn1ned out
very small II has been tnmo1cd ihat Tomltn has
been teen in Galveston, On his way to Cub, but It
Ia probably only rumor.
Local politics aen running high Just nov. Ex-
Magyar, and Bit. Maitland Boon, Democratic ditto.
The Mraid ia disposed 10 MAKE trump card Of
Fred Douglass presence and lecture here, but there
Is email cspital and no argument IN connection
with lhat-
A strong effort IL being made to form the work
under ban those men who viii not 60 Into 1t.
, 1866-04-16
FROM LOGANSPORT,
Fatal Disaster on The Great Ea4teFn
Ra1lSvaE-R. II. bloomfield, the CON.
ductor, Killed.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 11tbune.1

lSpcG1al Uetq4IEu u L4e AnlE2Xu lElOunt-J
LogASsPoR7, Ind. April IL.
The express train On the Chicago Il Great East
ern Railway, due ut Loeanspozt at a:tO p. m, Just
atter crossing the Wabash River at Lo9ansport was
trecsritated dovu IN embaukmeot OF abont twenty
feet In height. The baggage ear Was thrown of the
track and tipped over upon its side and drew after
II the ewo passenger cars attached 10 the t1ain tip.
ping them both over the embankmeot, the rear
coach being turned bolton E,de up.
Il. h. Bloomne1d. the conductor OF the train, war
on the rear platform Of the baggage caz ii the time
and ~ss thrown down the enohankmeut. The pas
teuge1 car next to the baggage car xss throw upon
him. He aas hFut.ed inwazdlJ. and expired n
shout ten minutes alter b. WIS taken from nuder
The wreck. His remains Will be sent TO Chicago BY
the thee o'clock train tomorrow h1otnfnP. lie
leaFcs wife and two children, and resides at
Rockford, III.
There ae1e two passengers slightly hurt; = man
TaG bEuieed about the head, and Mira Park had
her nose broken. Neither are considered dan1er-
Our. No other nesaons were hurt. At tha p!ace
where the accident happentd there is heavy curve
IN the tracI- and It Ia the point where the train
usually stops to change engines. The train vas;
moving at the rate Of about TWO OF three miles Per
henr when the accident happened.
The co!opef'e jury return verdict that the death
Of Mr.. Bloomfield was caused ~ accident 10 he
irafr, and ihey lind that there Ia no blame attached
to any peSeQn.
, 1866-04-16
CIEY FINANCES.

We publisl. this morning the annual re-
port OF the City Comptroller, which Is re-
quircd BY law to be printed before each m
nuAl city election. In view Of the length, and
importance OF this document to tax payers,
We trust our readers will excuse the nneAxfe-
ness Of ouf columns In Other resPects.
, 1866-04-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING. AnrN IL l96a'
The receipts during The past swentyouf hours we're
5000 feet oflumber. 4s7co shingles. aad 10000 iato.
The shipments were t14l,ooo 1eet OF lumber. si.ooo
Shingles Hnd iath. There wete TWO ehfgoes Of
lumber on the market which hfd not heen sold up 70
tuudowu. Sa1es CT shingles tnends eass ss.eo a
1t $s Is on track; so tared 4. per sehooa1 cfosa-
der from Pens Water, It $1..5 IN TWO 'oa esfso
schooner Ee,tp1e, from Msnitowoc. ~ 70 As Geofo9
s.wrd II 80 for shayed and &s1tA hos CEDAR c1f1o
arhooner Fl Teupo, from Asnto Woc- & n At Is % for
sared. and u. SO tbr shaved. He quote:
send S;ti1, X md Ia....: ssss Sss3ssS
Ta,5a TIT .Ss Gs:1 s:eona lasa ceaf Foo;ias t 90
eie1r. 1tde: soMsAao
Common ftoot1n0* sruRh+... 401E3Isp4
AA'ehed and dressed con- flooring. NMsS331o
Matched and dressed. inch coI1-
70, eoottnS. Dnaass.n
F,l.s common dressed siding. 49,. &9SaT %
npEa!dl..:,.....-.:... .-,.......... aan9rm
a ssoeE 9oAs1A, K 9inthes---.......... 1tJD0a.6e1
Common eossa. o!sf. .ssaiing. !s1s- *''''*"
Josi md acsnulas. 8 % 3 /: es....4s. ~ a&saSS
sHsc,E-A Or IN ses!sa ssinaiss...... ~. - = IS
No. Sawed dSh1nRies.-............-.. 9-3oA SIS
No SAVED shmkles...,.......... ana 4 81
L1In-Fss 4, =. 9 2 b. ta yards ,ta9 sSo q
.ay "a
A o. star Shaved Shingles, By eaf losd
Aos s's1 s.1ed ss;osie:. 81 csri iosd -
Ho. O. ss1sd IL sas4is;, ~ ss iasa
BNos saved Saissie:. i;asi:;.i;;'t;;id ~ cl io:d
,xc q saasd 3 ISo1s psss; TaeG uss;irea.
, 1866-04-16
The Triat OF JeH. Davis.

BOSTON, April 1A--Aspec,al despatch from Wash-
lions are making 10 hold the regular term Of the
United States Circuit Court in Richmond next
month. and tho trial Of Jefsrson DAVIS tor high
treason may be expected within two monsha.
, 1866-04-16
Attempted Robbery

WArAKoNErA, O., April l4-The Trea surcr's o.
Gee Of this county was entered BY burglars last
evening. They we're unsuccessful IN forcing the
sale. which contained shout 3a6,0o0 The tMo outer
roughly handled. There Is no clue to the guilty
tstfie6 as vet -
, 1866-04-16
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

EATrznAT EvKyExG. April IA.
WDurng the week Just e16sing. the DRY Goods uarkat
hss been e1ceeainEly active. Ihere Is no decided
change In quotations except on D.1a,nes. which
kc lower. We quote eloslne prices ~ follows:
, 1866-04-16

SHEEP-Thera has been very little doing In this
branch Of tn Hvn stock market The supply nAs been
light but quite equal to the demand Sales today
comprise 3 head common Sheep, averaging - ns,
ahcxxeo, sold By Green 10 Mu4seF, 1t 1-A.
TRAINS TO InK uY1oH s-oCE xAzDA%
Tratus arr ran 70 the Un!on Stock Yards over The
Inc corner Of Madison and caanl Streets The sre i
% cents each way. When EaEt is paid on the train
, 1866-04-16

Lou1xy111H,~ April 1L-Reports are prevalent y
br1n ihai Gen. Burbridge was recently aneskea as
New Orleans Tor naltea,arcn IN ofdee Wnie sPeGal T.
formstict, i. received, but The trpsession psev1s
thsi Oscnr Untbnuge, who w1s the cottoo azents
not The general, waa the party arrested
, 1866-04-16

DHGuAArToy, y. T., April 1.-THE tonains Of
The Lie d. d. Dickinson arrived here to-day. A
committee Of ctlzsna mat the funeral party At Sus-
tr1Im Vss d1aped IN mourning, ind approached
The depot iu perfect silence, the assembled thoos
apds upcoYestng thei< heads ~ 1t approached. iQ
, 1866-04-16
CONNIE RCIAL.
RECEIPTS PAST TVETT-ForN HoCRs.

SArCRnAr -Ev1s1so, April II, 1856
The follow Ing liable shows the receipts and ship
ments Of Produce dunug the pas. twentJ.foaE
HI urx. :,
, 1866-04-16
i Hd ID B6

Hew xsFk sxscA MaRAexs
t3oasg ps3aas tx easa, April tssh. u, fseeesea
IosspA II. Iyon6, Conm!sssco stock ssd HOOD arok9.
4ad Do urr Il 6osa1Rent Securities. 10. soa&nlsAk1
, 1866-04-16
MICHIGAN.

The Judicial Election In tho second
Dixtricts
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tri5une.l !
NILES, btich April Is.
AT the late judicial election in the Second Cif-
cutt Of this State, Judge Bacon, the Union candi-
date received majority Of 2,05i over Codlnhnry.
the Copperhead candidate.
, 1866-04-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Popular Endorsement Of Con-
SreSS.


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x,cnub,5ru nIsrn nrrr ne,pnttxrn.
1ra,,o,,u, rorre.n<.od~ne. ;.b,e,c, r,thn,s1
WAtu1scro.. Apfi, IL, 1860. p
Conrrcess is lust bceiputpr to appreciate
the enthusiastic md universal endorsement
OF the Civil Rights law on the part OF the
nconlc. Letters are pouring In by thousands
nom all quarters. commencing the afIlsma.
tive vote or the members, and encouraging
them to a further perseverance, iu GOOD works,
There IL nothing that does ,norc to strength
en The resolution OF member than to receive
cnrournpinc words ftom hls constituents.
Fyery member likes TO know that hc ia su,,-
no,ted and endorsed IN his aavoracv or new:
mcasp,es and IN h,s rrs7sta tance of Ererrt,ve
a,,,at,o,, ,,,a .4-aoohe-v The-af,-a 1et +ha
aar,a ~r;t. @ f,assr ~ 3hs- 1e,,rsse,t at;rss
rs - es...as. a-is ~ a,,aa- o,5 ay.n,,ss.s1
- .a.,,. :. 49,, =. -, i,.t,1. eo.zr.-a T.,
49,. ~ 80. N1 ~. go 49,. 49,
~ - tHa r,..,, R;.,,.. NJ,
n-ktsN.,. -. 1rt1. 1ro ~
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as.ast,en.. rpuars.. nnsa- ,ha Cans.stn.,aa ~
a. ~ ..n' .S,hns,.- ~ ~ r~aen,;ea
T. 49, ~ ~, ~1A.sTt - 49, ,..r.
D.. 49, .as,.1s aaI. ~ 1.~. cas1-.,s a -
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- ..,o,. ,ror;as r.. sa+a-s ..nnat ~,
~ .s -. r. oa.sa, - -. Css,..1 . ~ a.at ~
,sM. Th.- - a.aeat sr... ~. t,a,s 49, ~
~, no1,1a ,o1+e11 ~ +h.,s.rd,h 49, ~
thas T,,.. tt...<,-s .o,..t .~s,,ts who
s.aa -r,.h 49, -a.a. .r .,to.-a- o,,,a
1.,rs a,,a s-,,.t .,,s err.s f,r
.SS,,,ss 80 -. ,...ss
..a..shanJ ,t,at 4tar .h.,i ~ honns - ~
sa.s aaa aa,a,,s ~ +t,s,- .ronte ~ N. +;,,,
hs;,r - ~s.srr;ns, A. r;eh. r. s1tsr anend or
-anae1 ~ snhsaonent t;me anr ~ those
~ 49, n,,ossd,rc. wh,n1, thar d,s,,te 49,
-.Ss.,. 49, SsS.as 49, .,-aos. T. on-
o..sa,. ,aw ae,,ss :. Cons+;. n.;nn Tho 7,.on,e
naTA nrrsrr,nrn ~ rsr1a,n Nrrnern1 rn,es: ana
limitations of legislation. circumscribipo
andsdedp,nc the mowers Of those accnts. and
spefdtyfng The maximum of their ttiscre1,nn
and authority. On the President they have ron.
ferred veto power, the object Of which is,
| not 10 defeat or thwsrt the popular will but
to prevent hasty and inconstdcrate legislation:
| It should be exercised simply 10 cause Con.
| cress to pause md reflect, and TO look care.
| tully over the proposed measure and to cor.
| rect apy errors that may be discovered In the
| details of the bill. This power Is reposed In
1 the Frecutiye in the interest of prudence and
| circumspectfon. and not to subscsye the pa1tI
! san schemes OF the President, nor to enable
| him to force a personal policy on the country
ue Ia not a past of the l4w-making power
BE Ia entrusted With no Legislative authority
He is not authorized to construct statutes, OF
to alter, amend or repeal them. He canuo,
, 1866-04-16

Here Inc gold thh{Net was very duu-0Peh1nH II
los and elosln9 al 1s5h. Silver was dull ut 1151
1ls. "
Government Bonds were better in New York to-
day, but there was not very active demand here.
We drntAr
, 1866-04-16

Far the Week E24fBx April Ass
t1ym1 % rzs DAILY TH5u.af
saturday Kventn1. April ~ )
Tho louovinx .abts n ozs tho dsilJ reeae9 -
thnmk1ns Of Fee< CAttts during tn uee1 W4M
day compared with tho receipts and sot,men" o' ae
eesrrspopxnE sek lss4 yeax:
BKEF CATTLE.
F,re1nta Ehuufot.
, 1866-04-16
$9D.378.W
S12lS5 So


Gold opened in New York to-day at 126!s. de-
clned to 1a5zs;, and closed at 19sS- The following
are The quotations telessaphed to James Boyd i
Hrothetr rold brokers:
, 1866-04-16

~ HKMi
City HAussss, p...l
@~.. .---r-~--&%+t-sNk ~ 1-fV
Country Harness D.SS4t1-D
Liuc, ! Do. - e.4i40.u |
klp, medium, r
calf % f,SRL Ln |
Upper, i 8..... d!NA62 !
County Upper. os.301 !
oAI
St1tRbtsF Sole. d511D.A |
Harrets. p H.-.. Q-Ma1 IS
Tpper.,...... -, G-E1 u.9
Kip, No. l, mo-
alum. 1.1lNA-l0
Kip. 30. l heavy QSst 70
Caif, e1ua....... l-ScQ2-m |
fE@ch Kip. tHt
chnfce.......-.1 1@8lA
French Cali, u |
bt-.--..... S1.ha
N METAL3-Are steadJ
~0rhAY nNF nrNfR$ I1f3R
, 1866-04-16

In the table Of receipts above the given receipts or
Sunday and Monday really those Of the Saturday
preylons and those given for Saturday really shoss
OF Fytdsy. Ornitung tho fxurca OF Sunday and Mon
day. md adding the actual reeeipta of to-day, which
aze 2 "a. we md that tho ACTUAL shipments Of the
week are ,S35 he4d.
The total receipts s1d shipments Of Live Hogs for
this week aud last compare rs follows:
, 1866-04-16

GA4l
Lowell. 3 pfy...,....$7,17H
BdpH LIN
- Hediutn.... LEX
H4ttfo1tf,exna3ply 225
- 1mp'l. pl} 2f9
~ Supet...... LIN
" Medium. 1.s2N
COTTON
, 1866-04-16

WOQp-Thare Il IN active t1nda, but under 13F.e
HrtvalA BY cargo prices weak and tend to lower
range. WeQuote:
Maple, ecrn. delivered.
Maple. cord tn 10
Retsh eord n yard: a.;
At &61; caTeo acht DAY Spf1nK u 800: caER0 kchr
HHrY-4 maple, 4 f6to: carRo-H mapIc. 1t $s-o0s
decE Io9d xChf "a TEMPO. mixed. At ~
, 1866-04-16

From the returns made 70 the Beard OF Trade VIC
aed the rrcatpta and shipments for the weak n
follows: ...-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
AUSTRIA
Az EXPEDITION TO EASTERN ASIA.

letter from Vienna in the Augsburg Gazette says
at certain that the project Of an Austrian expedition
the waters OF Eastern Asia Is ubOutfo b. carried out
gae and corvette under the orders OF Admiral Iege
hof viii start IN the month Of February 90 be able TO
reach the Gulf of Pot chill where their mission viii terminate
before the Winter The expedition sill carry magnh-
presents for the Kings Of SIAN and japan bu not 70 the
Emperor Of China for IN the hitter country the presents Of
princes considered as a sign Of yassalagc'
RELATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
VIENNA Nov 30The semi official Gensral C0rrspOHfsnce
to-day publishes article In which tcoects certain assertions
have been made accusing the authorities Of Gnleia OF
compdty in the inigues Of the Polish emigrants against
Russia The article says:
Every Government and ought 70 carefully avoid en-
cOurnging political agitation IN the territory Of its neghbo
In this respect Austria has perfectly clear conscience Would
could be said Of all other Governments Political
agitation Of which the evident aim 10 create belief In the
existence Gacnn question might then quickly be seen 20
the Austrian Government viii know how take the proper
measures 10 prevent IL from being created"
THE HUSGARIAN DIET.
dspntch dated Pcsth November - SAYS: rotly IN the
Lower House OF the Hungarian Diet NJ IaH member Of
Left introduced motion proposing that committee OF
fifteen should be elected draw address the Emperor
demanding the full restoration Of the rights Of Hungary. NJ
Dcak moved in the the Moderate party that
the address be presented 10 the Emperor his Majesty should
- requested the complete Constitution Of les NJ
De further proposed that the address should contain the an
that the Committee Common Affairs had
suned It's ngs Complaints laid before the Diet that
the privileges Of Of the Deputies had been nfngcd by the
Government bill brought IN proposing the abolition Of
the bws enforcing the cebgCy Of the clergy The debate
the address Will be commenced on December J."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
uygRpooL COTTON MARKET.

LlNEklOOB tOl1ON hAhhbi'
I0vpoN Dee I-EyeHing .-COiton-Tbo Brokers Circular
reports The sales for the week at 0CO bales market opened
der buosed quiet at decline OF .d Far ami middhhg
uuao. declined most on the above sales spectators
tool and exporters the sales yesterday we're lOOO
bales market closing steady Spectators aud importer TOOK
9aO The following the authorized quotations Far
orleans I6d Upnnds 5ld Mobile l5Idi hiddling Orleans
ND Upands lad Mobcs I'D The stock Of cotton M port
n estimated at $1,000 bales OF which 1900 bales were
American.
TRADE REIoRT.
The Manchester market Irregular and declining
LoypoS Dee. The bullion IN tho Bank OF England has
increased f422 80 sterling.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUYFs MARKET
IIrTRrooI Dee The usual authorities quote Flour IN
ncr and declined 49, Wheat quiet aud declined vi Genital
lJ 6 for Winter Red and Southern Corn dull aud quota
tons barely maintained Mixed quoted at e9G4Ol Pro
visoBeef guict and steady Bacon al esd steady Lara
heoy, declined Cheese hrmer and advanced ~ But
sBady IalOw very dull AZ ~ Ht3Ih
PRODUCE.
ises are quiet at 81 a for Pots and Pearls Sugar active
aud fivancoi I'd closing quiet Coffee quiet Rice
quet stock scarce market firm Linseed hmer lins'ed
Cake buuynnt At RlO O $40 rs Cod oh no sales Llnteed
Oh frner at 40 6Q4 R0sn quiet aud steady ii 9a5tl Tor
American Spirits Turpentlno inactive at 3D. lctfohum
stacy NJ lfjdI. ! for refined
IoNuOy Markets.
Lfkp,v Dee 1-Hrealstnfs quiet and cngor Iron dull
Cofn gnet and steady Sugar quiet and hrm Tea quiet ana
stonN ~ I'D Rice firm and quiet LEsccd Inactive. Iln''d
Cake firm Spirits Turpeutine easier nc 4ps for American
Petroleum easier no. LEseed Oh quiet Sperm Oh nominal
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
ITALY.
nHHH HAnD

PARIS Dec 1.-The Paris PGfris believed 20 be
inpre says that the Italian Parliament ought 70 give good
proof its yoton the principles OF September Con
yenton and that the repeal Of the barren law Of making
Rome the permanent capital Of Italy would be the
OF the sincerity OF Victor EmRnnels Government
The AreH National Of th day repeats Pope asks
the repeal Of the law making Rome the capital condition
for his staying in Rome. a
PROBABLE CANARDs.
The Paris correspondent Of London paper saws that the
Pope will Cigth VecchA the an inspect the forts
and that Parsan official circles quake with far lest be may
take the occasion to away
GEN. PLEURY.
Among the ten twelve objects attributed the visit Of
Gen Fleury TO Florence ~ effort induce Italy repeal
the act Of 1861 making Rome capital OF United Italy tho
Italian Parliament meets tie 18th and the evacuation
should be completed the night Of and other cdndTd
fanciers Gen. +. viii ask delay IN the evacuation
OPENING OF TnE ITALIAN PARLIAnEST.s
LONDON Dec. LDnspateles from Florence say the Cham.
beLs conyoked for the 18th.
. H.. yBGEZns MISSION.
The itais OF Florence says Ysgcz will 20 Rome ~ re
negotiations where he left "a year ago On The other
hitherto made on this sub Get premature. t..
BBIGASDAGE
RonE Nov J0Advces from Naples report increase in
bgandaee Domenico kuoocO M tue head Of band OF fay
pir moving towards MAcerons In Caaba the energy Of
en Funnel has PRODUCED results beyond nil expectation
less than be has seized immense number OF brig
ands receivers OF stolen goods anil vagnbonds Hardly thirty
are E arT 10 the province and they long avoid
falling into the hands Of luscc AT yao Incano. Agnea
and Capt Botn Of the caneers have greatly distinguished
themselves
rHR FRENCH ARMY.
II stated tLa Cen Mqlettlo has officially announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
PRUSSIA AND GERMANY.
rnncrrnr,ns nr rnr rRrssIAN cnAMRERs.

TROCEEDINGS OF THE PRUsSlAN CHAMBERS.
BERLIN 29.-The Chamber of Deputies has
voted $4,000 hnes 9lr Use cach improve the position Of
the iuncuon0Tes II acrward voted by 10 10 IL We sum o"
Commerce declared that the construction Of The canal between
aril Of a o. 90 tiaIefs sho be- collected lie added
would perhaps take on iis own account shaifs 10
millions but would not g'ea guarantee for The cn'ie
TIE rRmcE OF AUGUsrESEUEG SELLING OUT
The Prince Of AugusteHbuTg has sod his chateau OF Dde
in Lusatia and going 70 quit Germany with ali ls family
had addressed himself 20 The Duke tbeie To Obtain his inferno
daon with the King OF PRUSSIA aPpanaec in return for
which he would rHoauce Ls claim 10 The Ducms The Duke
bar gone To Letngen where tie hing OF FIHssia now "a 70
open neg citations this subject The ilhct hta 81 RUSSIA
h aid 40 be- favorable 10 the aurcaiion and hat be PROPOSES
grant annual income oi 10000 ha's 60 &c eaehl
REoReAAHAuoS OF AMbULAS,E rs.
The reorganization OF the service OF Prssn ambunnces ~
osSi INC IL menIohe ILe san 81 doctors ana attendants
viii IN future be regulated In such mannor that them
will accompany the troops la the line Of battle while e other
hall viii remain behind the regiments and bgndes mar the
ambulance wagons under the command 81 the senior doctor
The sAXOs CHAMBERS.
DKEspEN 29b1he Chamber 81 Depltlc has unanimously
adopted the Treaty Peace With Prussia and authorized the
the puaioua II h also accepted
the law based Article 10 Of Tue iIra Which the
appropriation Of line Of Lceic Pegan zh The cbatss
have been very animated and the Le sharply attacked tho
The Ogeai Journal publishes Ministerial
script Oneng the Immediate preparation OF the ecctonl lists
for the Parliament Of Northern GERMANY
DRESDEN Nov. 3O--In tOdays sitting of the Chamber Of
Deputies the Government brought IN bill ior the Tcorgun1a
ton Of the system Of military service The h proposes that
the whole male population shall be liable 10 service IA lhe army
without the option Of offering substitute Ia case the number
recruits required should be- exceeded lots would be- drawn for
exemption The Of proposed 20 be pows
For infantry nree yen active service four years service
the and ye boz the landvchT Tor theeaNy
artillery years active service three years service IA
the reserves. and four year, in the lhndwchr.
The difficulties which si remained 10 be settled after tie
conclusion of tie treaty pea been finally arranged
Sa1ony having agreed TO comply With all The prussian Dc
nuunds.
Volunteers can enlist year Soldiers In active
service full Of fx years, IN accordance
with tie conditions of cOgscnpOn hitherto 10 force A Teduc
ton will however b. made IA the length Of thor service IN the
reserve.
THE LATE HASOVERIAE AMY.
HANOVER Nov 3OIhe carrying out Of the ordinances for
regulating the future position Of the officers Of the bate Han
ovorun army with many Obstacles that Civil
Won HnTdcnbeTg has uno Berlin 20 obtain
the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
EUROPE.
NEWS BY TIE ATLANTIC CABLE ITO DEG, 10.
81 Tslren.rH 10 .u. rRIBryf
GREAT BRITAIN.
ruE BOLIVAR NOT A FEEIAN VESSEL.
TCy,Os Thursday Dee g.,

GREAT BRITAIN.
ruK BOLIVAR NOT A FEEIAN VESSEL.
LoSuON. Thursday. Dee. Moon.
r. has been clearly proved that the steamship boil
va which was recently seized IN the Midway, was
not designed .or lie Feniaus. She belonged to Co.
lombia end win be delivered to the aeest OF that
Government a. >oon as possible
TnB FmIANs
IIyERrooL Tursday iNo DID, lsCt
Several additional arrests Of Fenion sympathzcrs
IN Ireland are announced.
The Government = on the track Of FcnIan orgsni-
yaton reported 20 exist at Hal
DsAsTEOUs COLLHRY EXFIosOS-CRkAT LOSS OF
IWH
B,r>.iEY CouNrY ~ Yous Dee. l2-p m.
A terrible explosion took place at Oaks ColheTy
near this place st D O'Clock tbs afternoon.
Ths colery contained the largest pit in bis district
Of the county. The shaft is H0 yards deep and the
lateral works extended distance Of TWO miles from
the bottom.
Nearly 500 men aud boys were iu The mine at the
time o the explosion, nearly al Of whom persisted.
9p. m.-Every AID is being given to rescue the sur-
yivou. Exploring parties have coau'ed y dead
within the space of be yards.
A few of Che unfortunate victims have been brought
out alive, bat badly mutlatod.
Engineer are oi tho opinion that owing To the louI
air there can Dee uo moro alive the works. il this
Is So over hroo hundred human beng lie dead IN the
Tecesses Of the pit.
Tho exeiu inlent among the families o. the town is
.most Etens and painful ard the wots and vicinity
have been "a scene Of wairg and despair all day.
a similar accident occurcd some 3 years ago at
tbe same IL, by which ~ lives were lost
BNRysLEY Tburssi =. Dee ~ ret
Anothe explosion toek place N tho same pit at
o'clock q ais morning. whilo working parties ind.
ng aud lrawinG cut the dead EIrhty-three Of the
lead bo' lies bad been bgougbt out 81 hen the second
axplosic Al took place.
Sever al officials and number d 7olunteers were
IA the pit at the time Of this second disaster and II lie
eared that they have al persisted
The exciting seenes Of yesterdayFwere renewed.
Latr Some Of the volunteers hs 20 been taken out
alive
IoBCN 1bursday Dee iS-Iy oninF- lstt.
Another terrible explosion has taken place ia a col
hcry'in Stafford, attended with great loss of life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-14
GAMBIA
THB LATEST r

The LATEST TURKISH ACCOUNTS or THE lNsUhREcIIoN
L0tDoE, Dee. l.-COnsantnopie dispatches nave
been rc, here reporting that tho insurgents hoiu e cht
ern psrt # the Island OF Gambia firmly Turkish loeoice
ments continue to arrive the Island harseies n.les
published the represent that the English anu FTehe
now sTperl been prosecuted by the Porte ol puD
false nws THAT il for publishing the truth appear 10
he eeran that Onor Paha he great man OF war mas Do""
sent =, nut down the insurrection. =,
intelligence received COnsantDople anhoupees tha1
three retain insurgents taken prisoners by the Turks h De
eondanned death ambassadors the iirat Powers
had icrcrded n their favor and obtained acommutatoh Oh
"a ON saIfp tgp