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, 1866-07-19

Ibis Congress to-daJ. h voting Cooro.ls 00i suJ
koeut1 In ~ rnenbtr from the Stxlh Ixuns,j,aaIs
Dist&1ct. The cate VA 70 clear that Coasn,h tef,
for bone LAST ereuIDs, Rad lhe tote tn nror al
Eoon.z vas ucsmmnus.
RGcnUtttxa RENDEZVOUS,
The depot for the Geueal rresninpg sef,tee o!
the ktgnsss Army has been se-essabtthed 1t New.
port baf1aeaf. Kentucky, md Col, Potter, Of .he
Nineteenth 1ntsntfy. Il assigned to cou,mant,
APrR0FxU.
The Pttf'dett has signed an Aet ex ending for
*e'en Srars ffora rs pugsEe The time uamci for
lhe completion OF the railroad from st. r.uI tu ,hs
southern boundary Of Minnesota.
oer. HAMILTON, or TEXAN
Will fptak here to.mortu afternoon 10 The falr
butidlpg. on The Issues Of the dsy. "a tne ip,f,a
ticn nf Tue Executive commlttee oi the Solder,
nd Sailors Home,
AD1orpxsrxr.
The Flouse hsd t0me bat Of ktrueEle this If.
ftrnoon over ~lhe qaestIon ol fixing day pI sd.
1outumens, but finally. bJ 7s 10 II. settled upon
Wednesday ot next neek.
Ltrfkn tnux r1Y Fl -ro@r41srEH uE1EnAt.
kx-1'o.'ulatter uetetat Deuuteuu 1. IN tecept of
iatge humtt n ii feters from all parts ot The West
ttt"tsthfat1ne hin trot hts .slihdts Sal ltot ttr
chttpet. Distinguished ett,yen Ut t)h1u, tn let.
tet t'celssa !uday. sase IT tsas tea!tat you hsd
aeo lttR atth1td suut tes'sna ton." IL which lne
tugefHOf Hp!lR4 AZ f0liuMf.
l,.4 "Ms.!!tss' sis.ss:'g; u 49, ,s.r Il IT, IT,
", ssS', II Al; ID S;!ss;
IL t1' rr ':;", %sh' ID H H: . .,','.. sY, IT
IN fnthlstt sfa tsi,,st asss} m,sa,, II ,i.* II
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||;;s n; '|:: = %:% . ;sts% !!"; s 4
+ VT: :'s' !$:|s ''i' l., Il :al ~
s'.f% ~, III. "' s.s Il siss IT,. % s Ind I'd
I'D T. 4. /" H. u,, tts!;1 A. -. 'lf. shs'p. @ Ky
trsgth e NY iantie with quits n. l,,iri, "a i.tm,lu
H. " r., ,1ts. |,rp ,t. n! .iln''..la
!. ."''ltl 'tss ahlt tartt. tAll ain e,,nfeut
1eizi"al ". 1,Esx;.os.
m sHtsrnfkn iarnHrast,
1hrfa y est.lrntlt snnIethnw trtr ihltnf ahl
t,.;,, t,t. .t, sys s.. lae tsnEtf s. jul
tbs = r,.taty. lr m. ,e:rseir. M, ii nitstii,'s
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A. alt.t Az" 1tinln9 lfta'y Ni!tl hin. ha NouHl
t4t m! I" trtkp al b AnA ii" tHut4,,,lrf jt,.
t'i.,tf olfs MrArnh sfs, 4 y khunt, tlfal il,t.
s..sl eft ~ t,t'FFs. hfl u In hut ifHhsiItgt
AhAt l.t'lt lie lttAslp 1T III" ijlla* tibn.
Utti4{uH
MAsti'tnibs. tntt n =,Itl,ise WYIia. ot l,ta I'M
i't. me- nht!. l'As l1a i4pd. ~ VII ii hIats ~
a.. 'lal !t,s hetRpsht htRi.Aftia ii .hn lima ii
lt.tItsphial.ps 4. lAs AtHi tlshl 10 iNp rN.lih1y
! lh" lst.lh ), latkai N #,rtM1'lNs MF, FAINTER
thFk IL l1,e ttAl t'llfH tniilIlIllrp,
ihthfthFkifEA AHtksfkN,
- pFf1Fa' rafly fHllItclrll Mj,h ihs t0,laipy,
H. ~. I.!nla isit ih'eIes' N"Is As Id srrf.t,,+
1Hp lftAts At Dt4afs tIafb hlst prsD srrutst Mi
e1atF 1.t4tu. Win several thal.yaut hutiars ni
fhallfttrlt, Rnt NJ. 1la RrparxiAs af hit GAIA
tAulieFlrltlAE ea1ahIlshtAnAt,
, 1866-07-19

rats any apos proper athcaylls, aud adv.cs shat
act,ai arr - pe neferrt uulIl properly inres T.
gated, unless there Il Maltsest danger Of etcspe:
t;+pesal sheridan viii be compelled 10 ftATe tf3
presrut quAne7s, md seck oftes1 n=st Jacksdr
square
EKw OnIkA1k. July 1s.-{iene11l Shssfdan has
lstGed IN o1dtr prohihttirx the erection In this
tuftitsry dftltfon Of Ary moxHtut1t cpnmtMofts-
inc ibe rtht 1iop. npa pruh br Ing the TeosYau1za-
tttn Of ConfcdeIat3 cupsntcsr batleEies. bRasAntt
DE-, iur N. ppEpo HbateysE.
, 1866-07-19

Hot yventhcr-1s4d Dag Exc5tem ot
x.nxtnN nnyH<t-~etr A,~tr.,s. f.rnu

Hot VenEher-5sad Dag Excsteme0t-
Cotton MaEEet-NeWr Costun EFQp.
New OhtLAxs. IaH 1S.-Tho weather wAs 1n-
tenseay lot EttAy. Tnre e1,es o1 snnstroke &C.
cuE7ed.
An Old ,4hv vi. hittrn se@,et1ay oy i md dog IN
the {. pr{al postlou Of ,he ay and Il not expected
10 live. The co. Wa immediately KILLED. and tho
Aasor has this morning tk4ncd osdes1 to kilt III
dogs found sunr1n.. loose.
Athrre y +h.nA Eeacuon tu entenn With moderate
receipts.
Bu.Jueas Oh .ht 3tsee duN-
Reports from Op>tozsas E1ve cucouras s1n4 accounts
Of The COTTON cfpp.
NEw OElkANe, July I8 --Cottnn unchxnCed
SAles OF &l,UO ktxritnE: Vi New York exrha. "a At
u premium.
Genesal Bat.d has as,ued N ortrt IN .eenstxn:e
With General GfxQI'a eyett order. He ords1s H.
, 1866-07-19

An1t-Rcnt TFoubten-Tho Military At
tending to r1altcfs-Artcst Of tho
lief Party III 1n.crcxS 1ZRS0At the
1E1HteiK.
AlKAxr, July 19.-A detachment Of lis uaen
ffom Ihr 1c,th reGim:nt proceeded 10 TIC ec.ne OF
The sn'i.rfnt difficulty IN tha to*n ol kpox, this
Morn!Lg. The sheriff fund Warmers houae
cloted and ne dnors h3r11csded, he
forred them open and removed .ha 5nrn,ture THO
tic road, "heie II toon a:.e. Vas dfencaed b. tc'
we're ttot11. The to!alesa wste Queftereo in the
house sad ont-outld1ncs, and 10 moro. they will
move 4oSAAsa 10 x.ssss IN the exscotLuu ot The
N1lts.
tol. Waller s. Church. The principal parry m In.
lere@t aratn.k the nntl.nptcrs, Wa* afreated by 4
eon%sstIe on 4 ch1rrt Of astah!, w1'h 1 deadly
execution u the p1peettet. 4 aepnly sheriff ~.
afrC ssrc.tro pl q Ike cnsrce. 1hey weTa taken
xtx ralrx 80 \ magistrate. before Uhon taey CaEe
bsu The directive officers asrceted ihree 1n.l.
Eehfc1F. aeain*t uhom uarTaot. hsd been 1ssued
xnd placrd thtfn Qp1eE uail!,4rI cunrd.
, 1866-07-19

Especial Dsspaseh TO the Chicago Tstb1re.}
NENr1us- tu'y 1s-
Negroes haze In tcveral tussancrs been drIu.iked
10 make at7csi. Of freedmen IN West Tennessee.
Judge Hun,er's charge against dueilin; II
czeaunc quite a dutter. Two Frcnch teachers
wese placed usder bonds to-oay not TO dsht duel.
Mercury, tirhs5-t,x degrest.
Gotten norntnal At 81 10 nc; Com. SIC J:
oafs. ~ 20 81 Butter. s. 10 sc Esrs, aI 10 &c
Nees Pork xnMS 50
, 1866-07-19
FROM DE MONIES.


C1nrt 1tnnta-Shtpmrsla Of tVont-- --&.ocA-
t1oth 4pf The luNyn 4 1dtunesoIn Ikail.
rJad FIXED.
lspeaa1 Despatch Ia tho Ch'esfo Thbune,}
DEs MosNEs. Jnly IL.
VIM. II. Dixon waa io-dsy convicted in the uls-
t11ct court, GU acAarse Of boree .stesiing. 1u the
care Of James barrett asalntt tic Board OF Super
ytsc,s Of rolk Connty. The Supeemo Court his de-
e!dcd that the appropriation Of money out Of the.
swamp lind funds 10 AID In building btid2ts, ,s e
sal. THIS cafe WAS hEouvot 10 shjo,u payment Of
$'.UD appropriated 10 Atd in the Construction OF
fsre bridge o.cr the Dcs Molres River. On Walnut
ssres% nthtu Tue cttv itnits, and the acon Of tho
bond 10 sustained. .
fsom brIr hy tho Chicago, lfock 1xla1d l.
Pacific Eai.road. yesterday.
Inr location Of The Iowa = Ntoneso.
u kAtlTpad VS. finally dItd ~ the Board OF
DIRECTORS at sher uaretn1 Today, ftuz -ttes city 10
AIucs btatlop. EIu l4QJk E1Jy4
, 1866-07-19
l'teuM MuilfAlS,

iteAt1, frust 1T ttst U Ia fettuw r..
*tf n trtvtit1m.
Nthilts tutt tR,3- 4 dtsh tttsu ttttt,thatA N
tt'tu A't hi4hl. 11r ti.i!'n ha t~i htllsh ttsr',
H. ts y \, Il, ~ tS Y s I'D
dtt IA tAtIeiis #As tttp4l Nilt fthstltstnAs HtN
.ltf1 III tfr t"Mtts Af tte n!4M!. vices o. lslt
" hihtth ih#tl.Ibr m. hi'l'ttre, H!iiitl' tsst,
lha, s,}t"n rplpf II MEpitH thpfhiptAhp Alarm
.hht 'tIe tGts', Nttt hItt l!i!itf1 ta lHfnt5 VIZ
ttint g H. ~. H'aNse 4 s*'!a9; EatH!. M B..
thy HtuS LII iME4llf 4r4I4.
, 1866-07-19
Atoual Net, appo,oo1tao

T1l' anrnat meeting n tbs ssnrktlabrrs ~, ~
rtnit held In Tia rty Vt iath,r. anti ths nil nAsth
ri lstipss 81 nstt. Ats sah'r4hrht nrtttHt ~ ths
hhsktHtt 'hA MD ularett Hrta ,tnahtnu'i n tiFnt.
I'll. 1hs hhanttt ut lhe phnhta luf tht hseat leaF
tust rnsrd ~ ,ht tursl surr4sh1 ind rsr*n.t8 IN
ths ~huls hsini5 ii lbs Ennsrasf 3rtMiAr'r 4"AH
1kttt dttthsts Ut ihlrs PR rent ntnu tht tahltht
tirtk tet+ ef.ttd t*r,b. t4+sttt In rtctss IT ID
~ sl"us te4t II ibe snkt Ananti. rtnttou Ut aLN
lhuhli ststylhlnf IT, isust Mdtst f%h ssafhsnt
fi' tAs tshfd = lib luf.
fk# isitukS4x thtrt# ih~ tF~stnl trnf
hrtttr thMM etef AtrtAteA sbt hetsitt htttl
aatt tn II" ttns sf In stntt.stsh. s*tsh IN.
rtas*d fAti{iftxs fHs fA* tfMH&Aet'nH VI
ha&tnt+.. M HMIR.rHtptA t'asia tlarlfAi VI ia
hhhAtsA thaAanHt .dntlhts. Aassis In lhs
At,sasAt ut st,naH.ts4.tH, IN Mt,ANAt hsi
thA tHFNtAn Vt ettf hhR #tttIlMH AH.bKrx,
NHA II Fs*sfAAtlte as*tsNl ut la"Na aaeWetss.
HA,tet thr t+HHMgtssstNl NJ Fst*fMA fHA#Fs
NffitRs, ttaNs f14F HM*t &MHEisa tH tha HRtA*H
ehstsN Vt ,AH tnrtnp eiaes. AhA srAm tAp
ttHtt ~ strstrn IL tkH ituN@a4aHH.l ftasta VI
1AR NaFthpfN ttMkeas .&3l
, 1866-07-19

Int the above u d true fta'tuent Of the Aess TO
far - ihtr are knnen 1t presenL
Tie Eeye yenth Ohio Cavalry nyriytd fru1 LeaFeu-
wnnh JesteEaJ, End len IN 'ne N efnoor TOR :oion
tus. ONO, 10 te nusfertd out The sa+n look "tlf
af1es thtts ezpf rence The tscuier and app-afe
lr exreent .pillle Ut The prospect Of Eetn. honr.
The regiment numbers hires hundred md thirty
, 1866-07-19

fE4 YosK. Jny 19--lhe tirauef MaEhatisn
RON rera G1nE on itr OH, has nr1tvrd II astasa1.
ttnu. Inc !asiow feter ~as not 20 psesaltnt 1t
Ttrs Cruz.
Tie ptts Of Macmillan Was aeon 10 1sase Tor
Europa 10 ar1nrEe fur y new loan.
Ike cneflIt&s hAYe heaA lltts IL AZ Vera Cruz
, 1866-07-19
CASH AssE,rt,. JULY, 1863.

ta+h tt hahA II ttthk. lid tFA s4tst..., ttttti II
tbttta stAtef etensilits ts.,..,,,4t.,.....u ta4t n
lbAtt w tRrtutea stentfiif4. III t 8,
New fttt EkHk st!3uAd
ffafttttn iahE EAiteifu.,4l,,,.....:tu i3n.ttstl
AltteitB4bHs Ftbk 4ibtxs. ..4..... t,4.s. t1ty Nd
kehAt .At&te, ttlf MI tf&ttf .....t...,.t. Ms.&ry
t}bt8 HtAte bhssk.,1.t..,,, ..,,......,.,,.s Ht.A
AesHhssxtea lAlt4eA u 4fa4As,..,......... ttl4 Il
EaEtA .%a-t
N.ftsl vAlss Rf Attsts ,..u...t ~ tH,*t 4.tB
lHast+ IN tfa*sss u aA)aslsient,,n Ak,tssit itit
, 1866-07-19

Hot Weather NJ Baltimore
HAt11xoRx, July IS The number Of deaths flom
the heat to-day will reach 80. At ea.t fhs hest has
hekn ser5 tevese. Though sornc brrtxe. We h1.e
bad no nm as yet. The thermometer ton1cht in-
fe&S "a
, 1866-07-19

RICHMOND, u. July 16-
TIE State Executive ornm.ttee Of the parry OF
uay. sru upsptruoustT Adepted se-o1nnous aecin-
1re th4t they heartily tJunpahlEe with the Object OF
,he propo*eo ph1sade!phla Goustnion. IN Restoring
rN p aE md y bringing back The GoVtsnneot IN
, 1866-07-19

lfenoMfnaEtoIl Of Hem. X. q. fngeF&oll.
4'luR1A. III July 1s.-tn thu Republican Goa.
ycBtiou Tor The Flfln Congressional Olsulct of
Illinois io-cay. the Hon T.. q. Incersoll xa$ IT.
xa'ton, we've Ill full, and the convention hasmons-
fnA md ~ hr4 3a%tfr
, 1866-07-19

tv-kultITRH'H AhsefttatuR As~auss Al
G1tat1asth sttrett II uhsth"ttAtH - tt~s5st
Aatssttasateaas lar tAe TAthant. MhN all
tht trsalha pnt*ts thrsush~Ht ikA tfHlteA
NtMteN an& f'MHMNn,
, 1866-07-19

r!1c,icc 10 its ftcfed principle and uaase rnder
| The tunsntp,tru. The Hee,Itts re%otnu IN recon-.
| nendt the people to hpM uu1Ict Gonv.ntierz to
etett ttlfgNtt4.
, 1866-07-19

/ "a The tIbbtta ii Eoid itosa rtw fbgk Aattae
alse ~.es st'lltR lAlt Il Ma tat+Aata,
fhn h'tIawlAa 'khls taibf+te. .lIe #sratl& nj
.re"ls tlrhl iha p,i Ut NtM fn,h ID tnft,eM rHfst
lut tl,.pN ftsts, lIHHl JAhHAr} u July n. laA,
| sHi IN 1i4s tntTvtlalftiaa pbii@i III tf,s N,,st
| fFtftl
, 1866-07-19
x I'm. HlnnGr :tG<u1tn1H.
THE
p II C N I K
OF HARTFORD,
AND ITS
Forty thousand Dollar Losses!
* fm. HppEr-tGxmt1llH.

atues Ftb<u1y. 1864, thu rHES11. ot Hsst:crd.
f,ssucs Ut THREE 10000 LOSSES, Il follows:
l. casrs n stcl Fac osy. Hartford 100
T. Cotton Va tenou1s, Mobile, ,A!a............ A.ne
& Bu1n1s Of tss'&sd Asiue................. ta,otp
,s,tc;Ao
1Ae stoye 1nsEre b,>Fe h'en ADJUSTED sSn r AID. 10
tst euttre sAtissctlo1 st cain srtA promptly. ana
vtapus NE th&htttt u E0aTen1eaea 10 tne CoIpanJ.
, 1866-07-19

[Hf T&LEDRAPHt
Porrtisp. M..he, july Il. lss,
II ussn1 Et1 .iesa. freildsrt.
Insalx Co, uars3nrd cour.:
Oar 1,osses Att Fatd. Total, rafrt5-scrrs
Eight EnntrrL nt,tlAst.
h. r. JittsUN. yiee ptssdenk
, 1866-07-19

NORTHERN 'l'KANNl't)f1TA.
kk IT, st.ttIsH 'trt* ' stts"tt4, ~ "'' e''a Van
tt'rt NF Htteftsts, f,ra AtAAK, M.stts.
W,','dissI sa d'sI ' EsEt ~ 'ss 3ts ss T. II
h. 'it ,ss 4. T. s.sr ssssst VA t.
E*is,', 4: I, Isish !. ksx }.a hs.ss,Yt h,t,i.>i,
ssti stf - ..4;t E st ~ s.t n
a: s:i;sSS Ft';tst, ;,t$. ssM s ~ 4
i4latt. t"lhshstI III b''~F, Asa'l,-
, 1866-07-19

One Day\L Later Advie,s
| by craftsmanship
| Afliea.
VENETIA FINALLY TO
BE CEDED> TO ITALY.
REPORTS CONCERNING TIE
PROPOSED ARAlISTiCE.
ltaly and prussia's Acceptance
Affirmed and Denied.
Significant Movements Of
the Prussian and Italian
Armies.
Interview Between Prince Met
tsrnich and Napoleon.
Fighting on the Frontiers of
venotla and Tyrol.
SHORE END or THE ATLANTIC
CABLE lhtD Nh TnE
6tNTit inst.
Etik|lhti Parliamentary ltttns'
FROM WASHINGTON,
4 Batch Of Missouri Ap.
poiutments Rejected.
RandaiI's Chances for Conttfn1a.
ton.
COM CIR EMS.
AaarogBos III tho Sonato on
tho Lifo and character
Of SonQtor Luno.
dcllon on t}Io Mississippi River
bridge ltll,
Hougo Passcs the Revisory
Tariff Rlll.
Bill Passed to Limit the Number
Of Supreme Court Judges.
THE HOUSE VOTES TO AD-
J0URN ON TIE 25th INST.
denomination Of E. G. In
gersoll.
The Conglomerate Convention
at Indianapolis.
, 1866-07-19
HENRY GREEbEbAU|M { CO.,
Cor, LQ1Io uud L0Haue-Bts.
CHICAGO.

MlHr drafts md letter. of credit Iondou Liver
poo. lubrt 1Irls Frankfort B.rl!n. Letpste, Ghfls
TINA. AlocAhosro. kE., DO.
Highest prize paid for Eterftuf ExchAnse, u4ak Ct
EnEtsru Notes. Foreign Go'u and s!.TeE, hc.
, 1866-07-19


DROpOSAL.S FOR SEWER.
i AGE RRtCK%.
UYyleI ~ Tn1 Boa d ev rrnttc WosHa.l
k:hie4scN July II. lfsK-
stssA proposals. vt1l te rrctiTsa ~ the tscEid Of
P1b4 Hrtks, u l4.tr U-3cs, uGpIt II =, 90 so0.
day. Joly stth. E Nj or pArt Of os< noa Of ssSes.
The befs viii b. delivered c:,<i ap a1oa4 tho 'tnss
Of tn *e1srs b cseh N tha ciy. funtset
the ctHn& md Il tpecaoe ce the tscsth oe eatAtc
Nokr. sna .. u. = .aoie. aArdaare'a ftes trom
st7ndstt disst1s'ucs tsf{fsk @sletJ
t1nf4hIt q ihe Ruous! n.ntrstted t1E WI BE- re-
auitt to b dAtirrf~c dn1rr uxutt OH d during
s*ph mtdr. 10 eee ,hl.d q aEtns os,otx4
EoIks, tdaf seu "Trop,,a& ior Hsictk.%
The Rh.Fd feseFTs thd ftzpt 70 1ttect ahT hid not
u g e se>ts. 81 btk r. pe .;nqe.sa wm ne Ac.
a.atiAeax1 70 the Bs.ft bat u hae tae utres4a1I
txnt. e1pateoet- =: -F:y md aakAsy H< aosaK 1nt
wotk. tEust<oE'hs Acd aaA En.3etat pceanlAfJ r.
toHfce&-
Ia. G1SDELK
PIED. LETT
O, J. Ht1E,
fE1 Knux Anf 11afi4 AZ 1f4
, 1866-07-19

Gay. They wctc OF ht6erGnt varieties. cAsGah, bsS%
talo. AID perca, and ol al tlEcs. eouc belo ucsn
Of eighteen tpchet In length. No causu can b ~.
tsRned for tho eftauet morality.
Among additional ttems hy the steamship
1rtrtEo asu Tic followtnR: The general opinion -
tnzt f'sJ I'll finally get vcncs.a. aud that Fnuoo
will rrce{su In exchange the 1.land Of 3asdtri1.
t'7iper Mtltrmith Ind had m Interview With tho
Emperor Napoleon, Rnd had announced himself
fnIIf authorized treat upon tho hatfA cent IL VI.
tnra by The former. Tte s'cauaship Atrsea. with
ono daT latsr ads!cet. nrtnss lhr announcement
which il pnbseQcnt3y contradte,ed. that Prussia
End Italy hare accepted tho proposed srn!stteo,
the conditions Of which arc ~ follow: fussts II
to teta,n her pstasns po,iHop, beF troops to b.
aurposted b. Tho Countries occupied; Auatfta 10
not to Increase bet armies IN the hea; l.a.y - to
occupy ODE fo1Ifets IN 1hc quadrtlera.. Tho
King Of FtnsRa hat o.drred The trIeatc Of Ill tbs
Austr1An prasopcsE, On condition. thAt thry will not
takr W astns aGafn during The wss. Tha rzus~tan
and Italtau arn11ss Asr not la1e but asc boih seeE
ing atr1nsasroue portions, thus cnsrcfne ara'ns
suy 1uddtn h1tak.up Of tho pending nc1otsalions
tho Ct. Vi Ea.ttsH arrived at Nesshtscr. On tas
morning Of the s,t. aud tic shore ED OF tho eab
was enceretfully ibid on The 9Th. Pttuess tsten.
-ws% Enat7led 10 rrLee Christian. Of Aucusten
pa.v At WEeaso:. on the 5th> Th1 Marquis OF taodr
.dospe. nAmsd 70. of1ee IL tho Derby AinsuJ
died trcdenlJ on The btn fforn pafzl!Bs.
In tic Senate, on the 18th, Mr. Wilson
from The GtntsTy Con1noattecs tefassea W %os
amendr,eus the bill TO sto,esni-e the clerical fore
o. the Mar Dcp.rtmen', ana a1so the bill teIstln
10 The Communication ol ratious Of tolttess held b
1h- rebels ~ pr1*oLcrs Of Ntr. The sanr senstc
also Irros1cd advereely on the bill! 10 sppo'ns
COMMITS lion On tr1nsnoflatlon between The " q.
ctu and Atlantic sAte.. Tue bill to rtdnce th
rate OF 1ntesctt Gu the pnbitc deb. vi. ssscn II
and a}tcz the adoption OF xevesal anendmenss, Il
further constellation po.tpcned TIL OIL oteo'
the h1Ll 10 tnczeate the compensation ofcserkf. ne
seneers md otber employees Of The senate n
taker up. and, alss di.eufelan. was rccouasnEtte'
TINS Mhslfeippl 1svef B1uEs bill next cams y
the Hou.t Amendments were agreed so-nl no
goes TO the President. Mr. fomtfoy hrnoupes
the death Of Senator 1aues .. Line, Of kansa
and offered the customary resolutions Q! respee
Amer a5dresssf On th> life mud eh.Eact
of the deceased By Senators Ponert
and Doollttle. the Seuate Adjourned
The House the Senase'a tubss1iufe, ior the hill
Ing ,be pumeer Of Judges q tho suprsn.a coa1
wae ssopted- The bill 10 project The reEeuue, IL
sor o,her purposes. MAS ca1kd up b. Ar. Steven
who moved 1hc ps.siou. quetttou. Aftsr rataoI
a,lenape to amtnd the bill, It ~na pa%fcd By 65
81. The qceaston Of adjournment next csme n'
and afttr much discussion, resolution 10 ad}ouI
on The sslh instant was adopted By sote Of
toH,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

New YORK, Feb. 15.-The Commer.
ciGI says: Stocks have taken another
upward bound at the morning Board
There was a decided predominance oI
buyers, and the least throughout showed
more strength than for some days past
on. all leading stocks. Some heavy
stocks we're bought Government stocks
are still stropg but quiet, there being
few buyers aud as few sellers Money
is in more demand from brokers.
Money loans were made at 5 per cent.
Discount is quiet. There is little pro-
duce paper 10 the market Gold is
easier, and loans are now made at 1872
per cent; the Government has sold 8
small amount, during the last few days,
which has eased the market. Foreign
exchange is 6rmer; owing to the ex-
lireme scarcity of produce bills leading
drawers ask l0S for go days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. 27.-The Impe
rialists had gained great success in tbs
surrender to them of Rahantla by the
Liberal Generals, Mnriaz and Alatol
The city acknowledged the Empire
the principal officers to go abroad il
they wish from Manhattan and Sinolo.
News unfavorable to the .Imperialists
Conda holds all the mountain passes
and the Imperial forces are too small to
break them. In Michoacan, the Liber.
ais were defeated and driven out.
The latest news at the city Of Mexico
from Santiago and Monterey to January
18th, state that all roads to Monterey
are infested BY guerrifas. A number OF
leading merchants have returned there
and resumed business. Among them ia
the well known MIlno, son-in.law of Vad-
uani, in chihuahua
The Imperial authorities have
issued orders disarming the people, ex-
cept with special license.
Macmillan has granted certain par
ties, Mexican sAd European, the privi-
lege, for IS years, of railroad from
Pueblato the Pacific.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
Foreign News.


New YoRK, Feb. 15.-The steamer
Bremen from Southampton, arrived this
noon. She brings London and Liver
pool dates of the Sd ult., three days later.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 3.-Cotton sales for
two days, IT 900 bales, including 6 900
to speculators and exporters. Market
dull and quotations barely maintained.
Manchester market quiet and steady,
aous being dull and declined cd per
bbl. Wheat quiet and steady; corn
easier, declined Sd, mixed 28s 9d@29s.
Beef and pork steady, bacon firm, but
ter downward, lard upward, sugar dull,
coffee steady, petroleum steady at 2s sd
@2s Cd. fLfss
LONDON, Feb. 3.-Consols 865@87 for
money. g. s S 20s, 66@664
The Sunday sGazette says that the
FIRST reading of the Reform bill will not
be moved before Easter, probably not be-
fore the re-assembling of the House af-
ter the holidays. b
The Government has issued another
proclamation offering thirteen hundred
pounds for the capture of Stephens.
Additional seizures OF so rifles and
bsyonets were made at Dunksld.
The intelligence that Chambers mo-
ton was negatived in the Senate in re-
ference to the Alabama claims, and re-
call of the American minister, had no
effect on change.
France The Yellow Book, contain
ing Drouyn De LHuis' dispatches to
the Washington Cabinet on the Mexican
question, has been published, together
with dispatch relating to Drouyn De
l. Huis' conversation with Mr.. Bigelow,
declaring all official controversy upon
the measures taken by Maximilian, stat
ing that he could only receive Bigslows 8
communication on that subject as simple
information, they being of a simply
administrative order The minister
added: Relying upon the equitable spirit
Of the Washington Cabinet, we. expect,
from 1t the assurance thatthe American
people will conform to the law. Of nom
Intervention. which they invoke, by m ain
tanning strics neutrality with regard
to Mexico. lset
ItaLy.-The ministerial bill for the
suppression of religious corporations has
been distributed among the deputies.
The revenues of the Bishoprick are to
be reduced. A portion will be con-
veyed to the commuues.
SpGin.--A ministery .assented to che
introduction of bill in the Senate in
favor of the Pope's temporal power. The
same intelligence announces that di-
plomatic relations have been interrupted
between Spain and Peru.
Several vessels bearing the Chiliau
colors have appeared off Valentis, pur.
suing Spanish shipping vessels. They
are supposed to be pirates under the
Gillian flag. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
A Benevolent singer.

The principal singer of the great Thea.
tre at Lyons one day observed a poor
woman, with her four children, begging
in the street. Her decent and respecta-
BILE appearance in the midst Of extreme
poverty interested the kind hearted yo.
calist. He desired the poor woman to
follow him into the place BelIour.
where, placing himself in corner with
his back to the wall, his head covered
with his handkerchief, and his hat at bis
feet, he began to sing his most favorite
opera airs. The beauty of his voice
drew Q crowd around. the idea of some
mystery stimulated the bystanders, and
five franc pieces fell in showers into the
hat When the singer who had thus, in
the goodness of his heart, transformed
himself into street minstrel, thought
he had got enough, be took up the hat,
emptied the contents into the apron of
the poor woman, who stood motionless
with amazement and happiness, and dis
appeared among the crowd. His talent,
however, betrayed him, though his face
was concealed. The story spread, and
the next evening, when be appeared on
the stage, shouts of applause from all
parts of the house proved that good
action is never thrown away.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
AHtrange InfatuatI0n.

The Armstrong (Pennsylvanis) Free
Press says that for some years past a
family named Dunmire, consisting of a
father and three daughters. have re-
sided in @ cave on the bank of the Kiski:
minitas river, near the town of Apollo,
10 q sort of semi. barbaric life. They
would not labor, but, dressed in rags, and
wallowing in filth, they managed to se-
cure subsistence In a variety of modes,
suitable to their debased and half civil
lied taste. At one time some of the
humanely disposed people of the locali-
ty Of their abode, taking compassion
upon the abandoned life they were lead
ing, prevailed upon the girls to 90
among them as help" but no sooner
did favorable opportunity present
itself than they fed to their cave. No
inducement would prevailto cause them
to abandon ths.r mode of life. A short
time ago the la4her died in the cave,
and the fact became known and the peo-
pie in the neighborhood had him buried.
The girls were arrested and lodged in
the Jail of Armstrong county upon q
charge of vagrancy, where they still re-
main. tfa