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BANK NOTICES.

R~TOTICE:-At a meeting of the Board OF
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nsu spapors, that the Bank of Nirglnia Will redeem its
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NFW YORK ADyERTIsKMRNTs.
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, 1866-05-14
birth and Death Of the GFcat JoIln~
eun EArty III Gndlnnas
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May Il, 1855.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
regard rs great injustice, to sag nothing
Of contempt, your failure to notice, with ap-
prop1iate comments, the unfortunate birth of
the Great johnson Party In Indiana. The
infant had scarcely TING to utter one feeble
vail before its conservative breath abruptly
lett Its Copperhcad body; and its rapid de-
composition so offended THE nostrils OF its
ardent admirers that they made haste to
escape from it, since which time they have
been loud in their di.avowa16 o1 any conuec-
tfon with it. 1t died for want Of suitable
breath In the loyal atmosphere Of the uooaler
Siatc-
Ono Garland Rose, q hungry asplrant for
tie Indianapolis Post Office, was the princl-
pal midwife Of the affair. In order to fltly
celebrate the momcntons epoch, he issued
call ior etate Convention, to meet at the
Capital some time in June next This Con.
ycntion to be composed, in the language Of
the call, Of 'tnu those who supported Lincoln
md Johnson" PIT In Us bait for waveEing
l,cpublic4ns, and Of tall those who now sup
port Johnson's policy" comprising, Of course,
Republican soreheads, old fashioned Copper
headf, and eager office hunters-worthr sup.
for Garland and Ills Post Ollice pcnchant, the
Whole thsng fell flat- The people OF iudsana
cannot appreciate ''my policy and they fail
to sec either truth or wisdom In the incoher-
INT speech OF tho modern Moses. This isnot
ali, To seal the inlamy Of the
transaction, al1 the men from this
district whose names were attached to tue
call deny that they gave anY authority to
place them there. An operation Of this Kind
is sometimes called forgery crime which in
1nany matters hae penalty attached TO IT..
Thus in brief md ignob1e career has lived and
died the first johnson party In Indiana. Its
carcass, like that Of Booth. lies IN nametess
grave, and its death, like the assassln's death,
Is moilrned only by those who arc ut heart
The enemies Of liberty and free Institutions
BOURBON, :
, 1866-05-14

EEE1y7, ffoN 1~tnm-
liuui .ne t'e" osteans t'easune, Ma7 Clhl
II Has expected that TWO very important
| deelssons % Houla @ oe rsndeted " +. u. Durcll,
vuasc o. Inc onfted States Circuit Court,
ycstcfdav. Isl, q DECISION either disnisslns {
ts t.1I t .aaGn ~ pSuas % 1nue eAo"es to show
eause why ne should not grant M appeal
nom 1udgmenl VI the Third District Court
70 !Ae tnlled 9tates Circuit Court, Or rea-
oe1ing me taie absolute. "a. a decision
ctnc[ oismlssnE Inc rsic taken upon Ataj.
zen. eanoy % sho" cause WY he should not
~ I'nn1suca LOT contempt o. Court, In resist
lng Maauate o. seqnestTatlon By forcc of
arms, E or fenaef1nE Tue rnle absolute, Both
o. these are Questions involving at their de-
selatna.lon r.l' 1ne most important results Us
alAlng on one haha 1ue Jurisdiction Of the Cir
cut toofl ovef the state Courts On the
olnef, determining !hc Jurisdiction Of the
nnfntnFy over the civil courts Of the United
statess
ou.y IN Inc latter of these two cases was
, 1866-05-14
ERUM NASHVILLE,
Legislature rc- S1lootin. Of n Negro
Horse Thieves.
Especial Desnstch tn thu f,hErnrn H1br,o

Legislature Shooting Of Negro
Horse Thieves.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tohpuc-l
NAsuvILLa. May Ia
III fhe Sc1ete the ReVe1res Bill, CONTAINING a
cl1tsc lesying tuo rnEt t., thraA
one Per ccni, was1.: moslon to reconsider and
somr modlfcati
III: -, Of Ea.. rennc*.eczns far a nezv
elae WAS I'd t51osc the Senate yesterday By VI.
sca'on. ! .he? i not vote upon the measnse. by
hr people ofthe state. Their petition was IT,
ierrcA 20 committee c0nsls.inS OF tWo from chrh
~rSIu division Of The Stale. m1y ns we'll TrtEask
ne1c iha. do not co1-iucf much will come cl this
movement Tor new otatc, or that very mucn Ii
intended By is pas5scr.
lhr Franchise Bill pas greatly paelaed .East Ten
nrssee.
No quorum In Lie uouse much to the delight OF
,he enemies of the metropolitan police b[.t
Geo. Metz formerly soldier Of the Sev@nty -dfih
Indiana rcE.lucus. Killed negro near Frank1n on
Friday. Tor an alleged insult 10 bis Wfic. lie frs
shot him. and then elrased his tku with au axe
Mctz Mas examined htfore the mlG.s4rate ana re-
!ensed.
Col. 3. r. Cav, etarted yesterday; from Chatta-
Loo.a to survey the route proposed BY The railroad
rom that city TO Gfnclnnall.
iiosfes taken from Col. BantCe> tt Atlantn, Ga,
by party Of GueTtiIas hare lheeu recovered. The
County. and surrounded In house and after some
-hota we're txchanget between them and the pus.
sntng pafty they juui.d out Of a window and ee-
captd. The whole thing setMs to have been badly
nial aged, but some hopes ase expressed that
The kCprHit{elS may 5ct be uSGFhlule1.
, 1866-05-14
sad Calamity In an Iron Foundry
Three Persons kuAInntIY Rtl1cd.


A serious and painful accident occurred IN
Naltlam yesterday afternoon, by which three
PERSONS wcrc Instantly killed and two others
badly ir not fatally injured. The accident
occurred in the large iron foundry Of Messrs.
Davis & Fa1num, near ths F1tchburg Railroad
stution, and, according 10 all accounts, was
The result Of gross carclcssness. It appears
,llat a largo number Of old shells had been
purchased in various quarters for the purpose
ii melting orer, and yesterday one of
tile workn,cn, named Mcfarland, took
one which was loaded and fired
il. The explosion . was terrific
aud terribly sad Ii Its results. Z Killed ":
H. Howard, md two boys named Casey and
Flynn. almost Instantly. Mcfarland, through
whose carelcssness the accident occurred, wAs
dangerously wounded, and Mr.. Bean, the
foreman ofthc foundry, was also badly II injGr- 3
burg Railroad Company, which was II the
neIshborhood Of Tie explosion, WIS badly
damaged. Mr. Howard was formerly captA!n
IN 1he Thirty-Fifth Massachusetts, regiment
Tic explosion caused great excitement In the
town, and business vas partially suspsnsasa e. hsa
vii E a coronar's investigation Of the case.
, 1866-05-14


7nc s:n@fihh ministry as Affected bE
German Que.tion sui threatening
au~tr,n rs,a 1,.rv yurrrn~s,r ts,cfr -
aaa .''..'aa.u ""o A'"'s @nefe1s'"s 1nc'e Ar
Hi""cAA'
Stw YoRK. May 13.-Itc steamers City of Paris
pco AID Southau pon. "a inst. and 1by he Faris,
Queenstown I'd inst.
Contrary to rather general expectation, tho Bit
the Reform Bill as equivalent 10 a defeat. ''
alr. Glad4tonc announced III the Eou-e Of Com.
mons that the fEnnehisc bill would be pretaed, but
introducedl on the 1th, 60 ihst both might 10 cna-
stGcrcd together. In reply 10 III inquiry IL the Gov.
csnn,ent would eana oy tnc bill, he :a,d, "A, long
Liberal papers rejoice that the iseue is now plain,
paFe ard simple question without the protection of
The Jamn,ca Commissioners had arrived home.
Notbln. otcia1 has transpircI Is to their report,
hut the Iimes anticipates 1t will justify the martial
law. but censurrd The subsequent proceedings.
4 police constable has been ahot dead In Dublln
hy Ecpi1u.
The German question continues Tarlikc.
The 1elat1ons Of Austria and Italy arc decidedly
nerecing. Both Governments deny aggressive de-
signs. hui 10th are Represented as vigorously pre-
pairing for war.
The Ita1lan Parliament promptly voted authority
to tho Government 10 raise means ior defence of
lhc country.
~ T1e1e xas popular meeting At Naples IN t4yor Of
thusfaem nas represented Throughout Italy IN view
Of a probable wal.
c,rd ont Ia 6oS nasnt ne Austrian force In VI
ts snra ts nnnted al i6o, ,0oo.
Tho Fiore1ce core -nondent Of the London Tym.s
sass 'aee can be nodeobt that the l.ai'an aoysrn
lcatiens N show no
1asnrni. by frnssia.
1'herr ucs seyere nsufc On Change In London
, 1866-05-14

as Tho Territory generally is pretty well
Stocked With goods. New Mexico contains,
according to tho late ccnsu5, one hundred
thousand Inhabitants. It is divided Into
th1ec departments; the lower Of southern
diElEion Il iucomparably the richest, contain
Ing tort Weight thousand Inhabitants, many
oi Khom are Tealthy and in possession Of
,arms, a11 stock and Eold dust, although large
VIII be more extensively developed, and the
culture Of the grape enlarged. In a CONNER
cal aspect, 1t will be m all Important posses
sion for the United States. Maj. Emory, who
Is Thoroughly conycrsant with the resources
Of New MEXICO, says Of one Of the valleys of
that Territory, "Tlc Mcmbrcs were trayersed
but mile for that distance its valley was
truly bcautftn1, about one mile wide. 1t ia
rnpld, dashing stream, about fifteen teet vide
an9 three feet deep fertile soil, good timber,
and sufficient water for irrigation and mining
purposes. On branch of the Mcmbics are
deserted copper mines; they are said to be
rich In copper and gold, and the specimens
obtained confirm these assertions. Many
veins OF native copper we're obtained, and
ptiufned.s ~
, 1866-05-14
MENICO,
Correspondence between Secretary
seward ana the Mexican Minister
Genetul Weltxel and the imperial
General mcfIa.

eoffefponacncc between Secretary
scWnrd ana the Mexican Minister
Generui W*ltzel and ths Imperial
" a4 nss"'
dorrman;a a{ iS-Iae last fpstament Of
sno CO psees appesSs RON Ills na:s sstea ef cor. or
@ snat On tpe ata OF JanuAfy AE. Eouess
I 7sr ,ba1 ~ 10 t seaso, s9osang p tue
was IN aecompilthed fact, no'With.,andlue the
@ @ U. ioe rlenea 10 coneea! H. and moteo-
T c ~ eRsa ~ stsa hx M ana exssa.sd BY
tte4cA S1entIai!h-Cnfel ol the 1nvadlu. army, OF
~ s ns eacq ~ na. ely. on Ehoa they tEJ
sb, he sssa! M Sar @ o. ,aes conduct Me adds
os.htae nc leepdns1oity OF their crime, bur hive
.s,en 10 conceal IL, or impose ihe guilt Of It upon
~, ~ VINO nas joined the con-
~ su9ss 4ucns eo!nm1niceuon, dated Feb. s0th.
lIans ntltips 70 ~. 9eWaEu additional documents.
~ = rauge 70 Hsep .nc Cnltd stascs Government In.
1"tmed OF the conuuct OF the tnvadcrs OF Me11co,
ns ray, .-.......
1U% @ yoar atsentlon 10 tte Inconsistency Of
aen1so taetn that right. The Ftench agenf, Max
,ilan, i aser hss,hg Denied oll Fights Of beliges
eia,s hann,,s =; q ~ "a "aon hc pro-
~ anu shso!s WstnoGt trla, ~ Conformity With
ns sssn tnouen .ncY neioa3 TO tne tee aar
lsG, it ne ncs fnEna e7change
-3t !fi' onfFs Wild Uehefal Alsa Falaceo, whom he
eaI's GehesaI ana hattets with courteous language
ios r Ms hnn,an1'S 10 Trench Prisoners.
''S NASt1. 'Ass f!nulne3
IN 1cknow'edgemeDt Of the rights Of belligercnfs
20 LUZ lGleer " inc hcpuol3can arms. The evident
nh5c u I'll; inconsistency Is to gain the release Of
re french
az. seanfd replies. March 1ath lSGG:
slH' nave rue hnnof 10 acknowledge the re-
sS sSiPa y Iout commnnEati9n or January 5b. and
rcI-.s Va hi, NY -utn =! Ma!cn. 1ot WIN ihetr
nv ~ .srs ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Heclcc lss9en octo-
I'D ~, ~ 1G'n f3 ~ ts tn saIeo Emnelor or Mexico,
arn I'll Wur,cans au toa T. .! aea T. declared
sLs Il trrItv an ,c1ee ~ am y, aha ha aesn,ns
Isnhs,e "e lS!Saofe Intervention OF France To tha'
,eInr T.. 1uu inrnef tni9sn me TINT this
iena1y iii nas aS'uails oeen vlsied upon Mai Gen
arms reeenly mss and ntona. @ o. al ais M SoqEanioas il
u Y tsaIsss nr e.faty 70: me to assure you
te.,ris to ct, o. she uniso states Deeply
,tsle ane snlmeiy lae which has oVertaken
pubcan o. re cec eae,e or sty md
De lEaeiee ora system Of wariaIe 20 ltlle
~ Mp me n!1ee q civilized States.
IL; ~ that tne suhtsct Mil receive the atten
torc4nm r ~ mnin II Is 70 justly entitled from this
lSt 4rd) WA. II. SEWARD" !
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