Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28
SUMMARY OF THE WEEK.
General Intelligence.

General Intelligence.
Three million of people nowsin Paris are
claimed by the latest census; and a million
more :. floating, are expected next year al.
the Exposition.
President Baez is at last On his legs in
ST. Domingo The revolutionists are press
ing him soscloseay that 1t is supposed that
he will take to fight very soon.
Gen. Spear, the captured Fenian officer,
now xparoled atsSt. Albanss has been pre-
sented with an elegant suit of clothes, and
SS75 IN money By his friends in that town.
AT Gaudaloupe i'm the French West In
dies, there has beens up'sto last accounts,
$4,000 deaths among thee negroes from
choleraiswhichsi is raging fearfully ON that
island. s,4IisS 3v 's4sa5sgsss& ~ ba4
There,yere. rumors at Washington, on the
goth, Of preparations for duel between,
Stephens and Roberts, in consequence Of,
the speech made by the former on The. night Il,
previous.
Is Head Centre Stephens, in a. serenade
speech at Washington the other night, de-
.nounced Roberts and Sweeny as. traitors to
the Irish cause, and spoke severely against
the Canada movement. Most Of the Fenians
at Washington are said to sympathize with
Stephens. a"' % ''.@ :. ,,. *''' .
I From Mexico we learna that the model
rebel colony. of which. 50, much, is expected,
has been desolated bJ. the ruthlessshand
the Mexican guerilla. Their vines and fig
trees have been uprooted, and the leaders.
themselves have. ,bsen forced to seek protec-
ton in The city Of CordoYas. III !, ssee.,
The, telegraph states that "the President
will place. no, eobstsolesdnost. e way, efithes
Observation-Disclosures CONSTITUTIONAL afgendaS
ment to'ahesStates lie gislatdres ;s,sb,its wall'
respond to Congress that;iastFis gsxss}Etfss o'
his forbearance hesifs.disofaims all agree,
ment with and acquiescence in its proviis-.
! IONS" ~ .ss;.r..,., s..ystts} ,a a.....,,
z The. President has Approved the bill giv-'
ing .bounties to colored soldiers, and pen
sions, bounties, and allowances to their
heirs. The President has. also approved
the bill to facilitate. commercial, postal, and
military communication among the several
!. States. This bill authorizes railroad CON-
nectIons SO as to form continu Gus lines. !.
/ The most painful anxiety is. felt by her
1 New York owners for the safety Of the large
clipper ship. Monarch of the Seas,p now
over forty days overdue from Liverpool.
She sailed from that port on the Goth or 22d
of March, Nth ouer seven hundred enigrant
passengers and an assorted cargo. Other
vessels sailing about the same time for New
York arrived there in 80 or 40 days..
The announcement of the defeat of Cor
tina, and the capture of nearly all his band
by the imperial troops, in Mexico, is con-
frmed by letters from Vera Cruz. Cortina.
himself fed with such precipitation that he
left behind him some important papers, be-
sides his sword, watch, coat, etc.. now in
the possession of Gen. Olvera. . .l,iia.f
President Roberts, accompanied by Maj.
Hagerty, arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel,
Washington, at an early hour Saturday
morning. The object of his visit is to induce
the Radical members of both Houses to give
their support to resolutions repeating the
neutrality laws. He promises that, if the
authorities do not quash the proceedings
against the Fenians arrested, he will reveal
some early arrangements entered into at
1 Washington, which, had good faith been
kept, would have prevented ssuch active
/ neutrality onTthe part of the United States
From message sent to'the House BY the
President on the 18th in reply to resolu-
ton of inquiry, it appears that the States
I Of Georgia, Florida and Texas have in, their
Conventions declared the rebel debt null
+ and Void the Georgia Legislature having
also passed. an, act prohibiting its payment
in any. way; the Legislature of South Car
olina, took mo final action, awaiting dnfor-.
nation from the Comptroller General the
| Conventions Of North Carolina and Ala
hama passed ordinances prohibiting The
payment or assumption Of any part Of. the
rebel debt; and the Mississippi Legislature
prohibited the Treasurer from paying any
debts until authorized to do so by that body.
No part Of the rebel debt has been paid.
q, Advices by the steamships Peruvian and
China bring intelligence of the actual in
auguration of war measures on the part of
Prussia, The, Prussian troops, mad, entered.
Holstein, and the Austrian troops. at that
point had retreated, their commander enter
ing a formal protest against the invasion.
7 The bulk lot the. Austrian array was at Az,
tona,, on the right bankof the EIbe, a little,
below Hamburg. - France had urged, the
middle German States to remain. .ne ei trail
Italy was preparing for vigorous warfare.
upon he frst,note of,actual eenaiets Count
'Bisaafk has written n.y. g.
tnatsto the Austrian mipistsgr Which il. sshs~
opiiasiipp of the English press;senfirsly shutss
the door to all further diplomacy. The
cholera is raging fearfully in Holland -. It
is rumored that collision has taken 1pot,aace
between the Turkish and Roumarlian tr r, s..
Il fle Southern News.
Another case of green tea poisoning has.
aoeeurredgin Louisville, but hesTictirn was
saved. ne 'aoissriasaso s3i7saiI :,suYsy
ExfGovernor Wise sig GINS, himself " Hsnry 1
A. Wise, Brigadier- General G. s. a. Klad
prisoner Of war on parole, - ,.,,
house at Nashville was struck BY light
ming Oh the 2lst, the silver. spoons in the