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, 1866-02-03

War Department Decision - Illinois
RcCimeutA sill in Service-Asscss-
n,ent Rcturns-Thc Armstron. Trlat
Accident on the Toledo. Wabash d.
Western lsoad-Tsvo Men Killed.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago TT,b1ne.j
SPRINGFIELD Feb 2.
i, has been decided BY TIE War Department that
aoldie. enMs,iny on the ut Of February 1865, for
one year, who Is discharged prior to the expira.
tlon Of the 3ear. and arrives here for payment Feb
1T 1sG8, Ia considered as having served the full
term pf hls enl,samens, and il entitled to sa.l
bounty. 50 teleeraphs the Department at Waah-
inston TO Gov. or!esby.
The following are tho Illinois regiments now In
The United states service aDd where located, VIZ:
eth infantry, at Alexandra, La; ssth, at Browns
viIle, Texas; S7lh, ut Columbus. Texas; ssh. al
Camp Stantey. Texas I'D. st Little Hock. AK. |;
% az; ill sl essssl1y. ii non,toa, Tsz1. oi 1hets
Jhc 2Sth, 4M snd 33sh are ordered mustered out.
II 10 believed py those best informed that n nttnots
regiments viii bel uaatefed oat " ihe 1ss Of
"55 Tnee companies Of the 9TH regiment, detatned
On The 1ou,e home, a1ised to-day Ut Camp Bntler
snd' sna i5ist.
coanfy ~ peT F.. q a.
cetscd. IL ~ to.sl tak lesiod: xeSt3 u
600; Total tax levied, {197 III valuation in 1861,
II ,309, 71a; decrease, $351E-
The trlal Of John A1,nst1ong, formerly Postmas-
ter IN 1nls cty has oecnp!eo the attention q t1e
probably be given 10 The jury this evening.
srRsxoE1x1p. Feb. sG4nite = teTaous aec'6cnt .'
road, yesterday morning, near The Illinois z1scr by
the breaking Of rall. The freight train going
East Was thrown down m emhanEment over one
hundrtd feet deep, the cars weIe broken Into haR.
ments. and four men who were oeepp,ins The
cbpoee car we're 20 badly injured that two Of them
have since disd and 1he oshsr. s,s r. y:y critical
O'Brfen, Of Terseiliet, md Jerry OEounell, OF
Jacksonville, attaches oi the road. AE. BaFrell,
The coud uctor, and droSet named ktmby, ate The
wounded. ..
This 1norn!ue = nsensan named E. Ks1ndaa, Of
Albany " bo belonged to ,he anote train, after be
ing relieved from dutT, laid down in she engine
house and, filling asleep, rolled on to the Track
While ia that posii1on an engine run his leg,
bsniElng 1t 10 badly that amputation BECAME
neeeasafy. The patient Is now Ii very critical
Governor Oglesby len this city today, hv the
moon tnj1, tur Bloomington, uhere be will deliver
bta anticipated Ieeture thIs evening".
, 1866-02-03

a GREAT, AFFAIR FOE LITTLE FoLxs.-We do
not envy the man his heart who does not appre-
ciate the pleasure derived from making little FOLKS
happy In our adjoining town Of Bsue Island an
cnternrfstnp merchant named Mass. Is cytde1tty
no such object ofpity. A correspondent describes
sleigh ride he gave tae boys 19a Safs .! nias n,
lie perty Viii remember, peFhsps good part Of
century hepee. The sletghins va "a excellent, he
lid. Fortunately one thing WAS Large enough for
the erisie. and that was NJ: Massa,s heart A. re
boyr call - d hfeN" He halne.sed spanking pair
Of hays. si!h long rope Of II shsee hundred ct
were ready By appointment, and tlote who had no
sieds neEs fhmlehed With them. Along Ibis tow
when. III MS ready the rzoees sion stsrsed- The
.1ack MA smooth md elassy With no s9Pe5ahMn;
thus c1ghtJkour little fo1ks had their sleigh ride
nIling De Welkin with the uppllnG melody Of theu
akauld be run for Mayer Of Blne Island. would fe
ceiTed four ecofe Of children yotes 1t hast.
, 1866-02-03

Shooting AGray-Frecdnen,x Af1aIrA-
Cotton-1.ocomottve Explosion-Thrce
Men Killed.

Cotton-I.ocomottve Explosion-Three
men Killed.
CAlno, Feb. 2-Tbe New Orleans Crtseeaf gives
an account OF mcnlty which occurred nt No 191
tray1er street. IN that city, between gentleman by
the pane Of Il. l. Ne" bcEe and Colonel Wetmose,
in ,he breast. Gnes Ia tne .ght thleh md once II
ma man by the name d b,a oidhsn happcnea to 6e
lhe breast. Newbere w sitting in the office up
rcntty looking for hlu, aud ,after. few
words hat passed between The pat.ies, Netulose
drew navy revolver md fred seyesal shots at New
bis chair and aed to another room. Al that mo
ment Bill Oldham adyauced towarda Nexbere, who,
knowing him to be relative Of Wetmoze, and be-
the breast With BIS pistol. There waa woman IN
The case. The 1Iue De,ta Of Sunday states that
Olahan, wps considered out Of danger.
savs: ave have to report marked and decided
Improvement for the better in our home afas1s.
The rtcedmen have nearly al abandoned their idle
isa oa1 o' se ps Tsz ess g
ples OF WAGONS, mules, poughs, SC. aud arc going
to WORK Nth i good proepect ahead and tho fnil
determination e accept the new order Of things
&C cotton-saies Of 100 bales At 4se. Freixh.s TO
sSssk e. y2t d1e;n ss; to- doIs IisGGs 9 xa No" York
An engiue exploded Oh the Jackson railroad, near
Anti City. ki1taR three, including Col. Foeucy,
es Chief Of Police, and "ound1t'' four. The engine
Is total wreck.
Artieiant SECRETARY chala,er and Hon. Harvey
II, Walters bare afr1Fcd. ChaadIer rnnloyel &.
Y. Montague nom the eollectozshlp 1t customs
for Mobile, On account Of connection In cotton
transactions with I. C. A. Dexter, late spectal
The steamer Beliast was captured few days
since the Tombigbec rTe1 bY parry Of guttilas:
Alter landing all The cotton the ttat wus returned
10 the Captain. They swenr vengeance against all
government cotton. a ann-boat hss been sent up
10 hunt them down.
A railroad coltie1on above CoIirth, On the Mis-
sfee,ppi and Ohio railroad, ren1ttd in Killing three
and mortally wounding three or four.
, 1866-02-03
FROM MADISON.
Legislative ProceedtnER-BAnk Comp
trolIerss Report-Location Of Normnl
Schocl&-Supreuic Court.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Legislative Proceedtnen-RAnk Comp
trolIerss Republication Of Normal
schoels-SupreMo Court
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbunel
MADISON, Wis, Ecb. 9
In the Seuate to.dsy the u.ual number Of peti-
tions were received for running through trains on
the old Lacrosse Read; also petition for law
regulating the sire OF boxes for packing hops.
4 resolution was adopted authorizing the print
ing Of 600 copies Of the proceedings md addresses
At the recent meeting Of the StAte Horticultural
society.
The resolution authorizing the printing Of LOCO
copies OF tho Goyesnor's Message In Ens}t4h YVES
amended go IS to provide for 2,0UO each In Ger
man, Norwegian and Welch. 100 in Bohemian and
noa1,h 9pe rs{ dsssts "a m q Tp the
Bus wers introduced TO snend eh.ptss 50, P,.-
rafs nws a. xsf m
Hydraulic Company; to amend chapter b3S, laws
'G5 relsiive 10 assessment and collection Of taxes;
10 incorporate the Gfnut and Crawford County
Bridge Company; 10 require school districts 10
fence and provide outbui[dlnes for school house
sites; TO provide for improving the Wisconsin
Of Apsil and lsh q! August; 10 allow al inanrance
companies to do business In this State on deposit
ing United States OF Wisconsin bonds.
The majority Of The Fnauce Committee reported
iu favor Of repeating the law requiring deposit Of
| Wisconsin Slate honda BY Insurance companies.
| In the Assembly, petitions were .nlroduetd for
ieeisatlon to protect the people aRatnst railroad
monopol1es, and number Of pet1t1ons ios the
paseaee Of the kibonru CITY Dam bin.
without Unnecessary delay and before considering
other bills on the snbtet referred to them. to pre-
pare and report bill dsposing ot the land grants,
HiIs were introduced. requi,ing towns to sa1ae 20
much echool money az they receive from The school
fund; 10 exempt Waulesha county from Tho do::
, 1866-02-03
FROM NEW YORK.

4 Tempe.tuous Voyage Of an Emferant
Sl1p-Thirty Three Deaths-TempcF.
ance Ncclfng-Eulo.y ON nr. Mott.
NEW YORK, Feb. e.-Thirty- three deaths occur-
red On the Bremen ship Albert Meyer, which ar-
dvcd in this port ye.terdaJ from Hamburg. She
t.1ueticpced most fempestuoas wea her during the
whole voyage or those rho died eighteen were
children and fifteen zdultE.
Iarre 1noet'ug Of the new National Temperance
Soeiety was held last evening at the Cooper ID
-t!tute.
1tyrr.i list evening nnder the auspices Of the New
York Medical Society, iu Clinton ua11, by Dr..
Cunning =. Bedford. before large audience.
, 1866-02-03

to my trst letter t7ou squeezed II into youF col;
X nv a.pasr 20 M u aes poe .s
f,ct, and am anaid haye made regular HibeF
tie @ eanse % of 1elaad % lit unnsppy county, shoss
cup ot misery. a. one Of ny counsfymen once sa;a
ciocslv observed, though oves1owlns for s.,es Is
Of lie natfon-jnst row be Is mssety rnteasiaed.
am not m 1s7.hnan IN The genuine sense OF the
word. My ta.her oWua Ireland as bis moshee eoun-
makes 10 difference. I am not the onlN kmerfc,n
Of Itsh descent who. couftes:Dg allegiance to the
stars and sr1ps:~ feels that be has ~ 4 sueesst.l
IN nee 10 coutess scarcely know what We wou3d
do with them II we had them. In view OF recent
troubles, begin to fear r6a: We would be as badly
OF as the dog which sna1ched sleeps head ron
the hand Of an acquaintance Of mine as he was
swinging i along the sreet mptfes1nz to atm *n
the rEsipe fos cooling. "b.d lafk r." SID e.
ebnre te Won't know how 70 cook It after Je get 1t
Tive Twelve mouths ago I joined a "Fsyuan' Circle
tcnuant on The meetings for dali and Other bas.-
nete, and regular contributor to the purse of the
F. b. II seems to me to Be priry purse from the
ment. For awhile ali went swiumtngly, From
the guarded statements made TO- Us every now ana
then by our esteemed and well informed Centre. l
drew IN The full inspiration OF hope tot 1felands
speedy redemption, and eyen went 90 tr as 10 1u-
f1.
Seht oneaa!i " my asaIany i7Sn .,h+,3 ~ -,
honos: a!so Maoa 1ro speclat J9ntsanSens cta ~
nnal ean ana assu 70 pss m{ u. ~ I nIes =,
tiona'e!y mol 19ow.aG W. unt ta' ,HG sna H.
a1Ms M y oe sounaeu e1n 1 no' - aa ~ ~ =;
Wou!G pc on aeloss tns ssa Y sa.y Pawn ~ ~ ~ "
avenginS re WIongs aunefea p5 my k1nsmen at 1ae
naRoe Ros ~. 1oG ~ Genuine osna,rr The bsh
~, nu. ~. a4 noM es1a w ~ na
5eh a.e neSTn auvaa. aaI uIea ~ a. hni.
nase WAtGneo ~ as.Euey s,of tnluGn ~. ,,sh mhos ~
consSs q ~ ~ IN u 1 m4e ss -
aeelnaR ons laaAE as MI q a u,sn.pH u. ". ht
5ae noPe OF "sn si9c -. - II s
ano Wasn Is gong 70 !.eG a'G.aMu W. ps1ss. ~ ~
qon re H. 30 toag a. as usts laEsu ~ Ut s1 ~
o1a nol Hluea % m!Hu y. tnui .ny go naa ~. ~
on PAYING; 69t slnee t99 oat9a s1Sn;u'u a;' ~ ~
s M t & nn'e " osee ~ n1att y
Iook q ~ tne noeoas M 2, ons rz,e1 M,
hare been oeaieged da1ly oy aesegauon. urging me
to transfer my allegiance and 10 Ihe
| o'MahonetE and an equally oeset oy afSe
| and Influential bodies OF gentlemen VINO swear pg
O'Roberss (the others swear a hlm), who use me
moot pe1s1atise Arguments to induce ne 10 CON
ttnue en- Their slde md double NJ eaos,s. Eaeh
side Goaleseed Threatens, ana 40 nos KnoW nns
that shatl get elackea hsaa on ~neaeseF pafty
may l6oE WIN iasos y re 1utufe; nass aostained
recently from attending the meetings, onf thae helps
| me- none, as am known As one who has been en-
thrstsskic and liberal IN support OF the noble cause
| more. was persuaded BY both aides: that y By
, 1866-02-03

Passage Of rr. Trumbnil'A ClSif Rights
f3tlI-Lot4tion OF Missouri Land
River and IArbor improvements
The Capitol Extension Architect PnIu
Conscience M0neE-Interual Kry.
eDuc.
, 1866-02-03
Fires,

NEW HAVEN, Ct.. Feb. a+-The large bolt hctory
Of the Stow Manufacturing Company at PlantsTlie.
was destroyed BY fire this evening. The fire made
a 1np1d and clean sweep. A large number Of per.
sons arc BY Ihe disaster thrown ont Of employment
No further particulars have been received.
KANsAs G1TY. No.. Feb. a-'rhe Junction City.
K4psns, Union eays the Commfeeary and Quarter
masters warehouse at Fort Riley 'Naa burned on
Wednesday. Loss estimated At one million dollars
Nothing was earcd.
otyA H fsp 2Ineven etesss md ssse5a, sw
this morning. Loss heavy and mostly insured.
PnosIpExcs, Feb. e.-rhe Valley Worsted MIL,
I 81 Ess e;saaE tse n1 e e ess e Ss skeT
Tbs fOea will be heayT,
, 1866-02-03
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAsmNn1oH, Feb. ..

~t evrr,yvp .-s..a-..s ~. e~u... tai.
MI ~ -s,sa oet ~ soc aoaoag }o'ns.
71, 10, 191 ~ oas sne d, ta q re-
the f;n,,cd SIX snM cnta,cinD +he ,an.titna
tcosf snncn1,sn, h, ~ nrsf;,;., -, ss.e
4bn, .hs fe1',aa s1as sse1, - arss 1on
.tat- w n ~ inion ,snhsn Farn ~ 49, vss!y
ment. snd d. ~'D t'r4'"e*n ''a'1 " e''e'1'
.:,sta. ~ ,e,n.i1 sn1.,,s,,s =, g ..ess "
san ,o,ns It h. T. 9so@e tae daty ,hs United
the nr,ncInai ~ made Iaose " 10 secnre to ancs
states assoTing to ne TsqaiEeneat q the snaFan'
:. !. tEs.uu1au Hi.th. 1,5 ~ 'os u. asa
.ttsnsonsi snendnent 1. I'LL ton~e.a ~ mn rasoocc
he prohibition Of tlavey By appropriate ,esi;'a-
ac1, apa j. !inp r. ~ .nie Goa .aM ~ ieacs M
fose. 70 eany out ahe suafantee ~ a o. hspuonean
q d .ssseiy. - '' "''@' ~ ''1'~'>> ''s r. ''''''
BeH Rtsattsd. By the Senate and House Of Rep;
re- g Ga' r., y ~ tnT sa.ee a hey declared
to pc ~ seoeuon tnese tua! oe ~ oneaIGny- ar3s-
1orncy, eatte or monopoly invested with peculiar
pttNIeees aoa po" CT, and thcfe tnaA ee no denial
IT., 81 sT Or posss o. o. assG1ns Of seios . Of
whether In the court room or nj the ballot bog;
and thts statemsnt made N pursuance OF ths Con
Ettuttn, shall be the supreme Law OF The lnnd any-
thing in the Constitutions or laws OF any State to
The contrary Notwithstanding.
The preamble and resolutions wcrt Laid On the
table md ordesed 10 be printed. -...
Nr. SUMNER gaze notice thst be should move
this Joint re~olution as counter proposition
fo the Constitutional amendment passed BY the
Home.
Ar: SESM1Tu introduced bin to eEant lands
fn aid Of the conjunction Of = railfoad End te1e-
g!arh Hne on inc Central Facthc Nsifoad Of cal-
w;seEs q ,,h .ns ce,ama.s river:
MI. HoWE presented pet1tion Of the Citizens o.
wtnsonsin, esnH tna' pstsons o. AiIcan aesee1t !
10 the Ie,aain,seso4 o. anose stases. helef7eo 10
, 1866-02-03

4 Child Burned 10 Dcatf-Destructfye
Fire at Fort Riley --- Government
Buildings and Stores Hurned-UeAtli
ofan Old Citizen.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
ST. LoU1s, Feb. 2.
week ago, child Of Eamuel Barltwei, living
near Lexington, was burned to death, under the
most painful circumstances. It teems that one Of
his children had thrown cinder out Of the door,
aud little girl about sevep o. eight years old far
tne that II would ignite the dry grass about the
door, went out for the purpose Of throwing it far
ihes away, when her dress cancht, and before the
DANES could ba t1t:nguiehed, she W1s 20 badly
burned that she survtved Int few hours. Ms. and
Nfs. Baskwcl1 were nbeent at the time.
L private dcepatcn EtatcA that destructive fire
occurred ut Fort Riley, "Wednesday last Burning the
Government buildings, together with large amount
Of QuorteInaste1's stores The loss to the Govern
Inent il very large, although we did not heir the
exact amount. Hor the fire originated. We did not
earn. Ttele WHs large amount ot EoTeInmeut
stores collected at that p1irt, and from what re
baye heeu able to get from the report they arc to-
ta1ly destroyed.
death Of Ben. W LenIs at Glasgow, Missouri He
In The fffyIourth year of his agt. Ar. Lewis was
one OF The ueslihiest md most influential citizens
Of central Missouri well for bis hbelal char
itics. his ssurdg Unfontsm during the war4 md
his manly yirtnee. During the F11ce lnuptIon into
the Ssafe In the tasl Of 1864. he wts cruelty nal
trrated By hand Of bukhwhatkers and hare!y e.-
r4nca with his l1ft
, 1866-02-03
FROM DB MONIES.
Concert by Orphans of So1dters-The
Ktnyon-Palsner Libel Suit-LeEtsla-
tive Proceedings.


tive Proceedings.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunc-J
DEsMoEEs, Feb. E.
Mrs. WIttenmeYcr and Miss Billings, Of the Camp
K1n.man Soldiers aud orphans' Home, arrived
here last night with twelve children. TIE children
will give concert this evening at the hail Of the
House Of Representatives.
The lIbe1 case Of Klnyon againat Palmer. edito.
Of the RsgIsfe, had tta latt N1ple In the supreme
court yesterday. The ruling OF the District Court
which oyes1u]ed ktnyou's motion tor a new trial,
war sustained, snd Knson is lef aer three 5ears o
isbortous effort to &c. len Thousand t1ollnrs few
hundred dollars Quiz pocket for costs mud wI1h
his thssactct cracked ~ hndly As al the outset.
The democrats are chuckfins oser an alleged al.
Tempt on tie part oi some Of the msmbers q The
lsnd END laEeastng i1 Go caml.tes
theiie.ipr high state official who holds hls osce
y t6e .aaGss @ q The PEOPLE IT, p1ta,on 4. and
m.tsee e sut,s4nt gu1rsnty to lhe public that .hs
TO consequences to individuals. The committee
h11o too mnch honor and too much pesfonal trpu
, 1866-02-03
IRON ATLANTA,

Negroes Burned to Death-Troop* tor
Columbus, Ga.-The Etowah Iron
Works to be Hepaired--Proceedin
Of tire Alabama Legislature.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
ATLANTA, Feb. !.
At fire in Hamburg, Ga, on Monday, two ne
eroee, sick With small pox there, were burned to
death,
-Four companies Of colorcd troops are about to be
sent to Columbus, Ga. where there have been no
eoldiexe for come time. >
The Etowuh Iron Works, badly damaged during
the Atlanta campaign, ara to be put IN immediate
npalr.
The Alabama Leg3elAturc has unanimously adopt
ed resolution requcstng the release Of Jet. D3vs.
The amount OF cotton shipped from Augusta to
Savannah in The week ending jan. 2a vas 5000
1.nfax
, 1866-02-03

ISFecN1 ucspa1cn 10 Tue Chlc1&01 1Hbnne,J
CINCINNATI. Feb. 2
The Harrison j. Brookvtl]e Brunch Of the Indian.
apollt 4 Cincinnati Railroad was yeaertlay opened
to the lattcr place, distance OF fonyth.ee miles
from this dty- by tie first Of August it uill be
opened eighteen miles further, to Lauel President
Lord, In nazEattng ut public eupp;r last night,
how this road had been projected and completed IN
the ehort tpace Of eight months, msde severe ~
hestlon on Chambers OF Commerce nd Boards Of
Trade. They generally resolutiori:ed for hall
dozen yeats, and then eelacm accomplished any
thing. In thts ease the Indianapolis Railroad Com
months iffthe pconle along the llnc ~ud auhsctihe
and dcnate the Company et1ty then.and dollars.
1he people did 20, md the road vas bu1t In less
than ii stipulated time.
, 1866-02-03

Another JeB. Davis Tr&nl Theory.
INV YonE. Feb. IA weekly paper ttates, as II
by authority, that It feels warranted tn stating 10
the public that he revelations OF the past ten days
Will tustuy Us In announcing now thai the Govern
ncut has decided that JEFF. Davis shall be tried for
treason md other high cEimes before military
comutaaIon. The significant snm1,0uinG to Watn-
iDg+op, therefore, Of such distinguished Generals
sherman, Sheridan and Meade, and the Gecent ari-
VAL also. OF Burton n Harr1a, who Was the trfsatc
Seere'sry Of Davis during the rebellion. may no's
he nntefxtood,
, 1866-02-03
Daily Weather Report.
tRy thu United Statss Telegraph.


San FRASc1sco, Feb. 1.-The steamer Sierra
Tavsda, 70 long fast rock up the coast, arrived
to-day from Portland.
The Overland Nni1, with New Tork dates Of
sanuay Il. has arrived.
The sailors Of the ship White Swallow, arrested
here fot mutiny, state thai their action waa occa-
e1oned By the brutal freshmen received from their
officers, and WAS adopted Tor seff protection:
The Democtatic State Convention Of Oregon
meets on the 9Th Of April
Mining stocks aye exceedingly buoyant- Oph1r.
HIS savage, go; Imperial 10 Cho11ar Po1osL
s9f Yellow Jacket if5 Crown Point, e00 : Hale
i NnYr1naA. EA5 tHrni TEufeta. II.
, 1866-02-03

NEW York, Feb. AT the recent meeting OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, held in
Botton, II vas announced as the plan Of the COM
pany 10 enter upon the immediate construction OF
:0 miles OF the road connecting the waters Of Lake
Superior with the nhv1gahle waters Of Columbia
ryer, the work to be completed in three year,.
, 1866-02-03

NEW YonE, Feb. q.-The war against the hostile
Apache Indians is about being inhugurated BY Gen.
Mcdowell with gTeat ripor. The General left San
Francisco to a,sume personal euperiutendence OF
opetuisons, and issued orders for the movement Of
troops to the scene OF hesti1[t1ts. The other lu-
dian tFftes cooperating with the national forces
arulnat the Apaches.
, 1866-02-03
The Missouri Disaster.

LoC1sT11LF. Feb. ..-The Eew Albany L<daer
Missouri On Tuesday morning. and recovered the
boat't sac and hooke. Nj. Maline, clerk. has gone
to ESsn.stl1e Ia pbtafn possession Of them. and
Will be ab1e TO make out complete ltt Of the lost
The seusane Of Captain Hart's w1ie were recovered
from abe wreck Iesterday afternoon. No othcr
bodies haye get beer. EecoTered.
, 1866-02-03

ting the Stale printing to the lowest bidder. The
Republicans arc diyided-eomc favor tue contract
syt1em and Others going for IN election.
caucus hrs been called for tonl.ht BY the elect
Ire wrn9 10 consult and nominate Si1te PRIMER
The Hou.e will hold an afternoon session to co.,
slider the prtnnng bill The opponents of.he BILL
are trying Ia Of any action until after the eau
Gus domination tonight
, 1866-02-03

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

3Epee1N Ut&taEth % Tug CnE&go Is!0nneEI
CA1No, Feb. T.
The cargo Of the Mimi vas Estimated At $50 tons
II Is now stated that forty Of the soldiers on board
were rescued. Jns. wooli WIS badly burned On the
arm. and the barber fatally sea1dea. Onc hundred
In all were reached, but many Of them arc badly
injured by inhalipe steam, and cannot recover.
Miami eeems to be fatal naI.o for steam boats.
The Memphis bulletin says seven Of that uaue have
been destroyed
The County CLERK, Sheriff and Dep1ty Sheriff OF
Pope county. Akanaas, hare all becl aszass,nated
recently, The clerk. Rev. Hfr. Stout was In the
employ Of the Arkansas Freedment Commission
Two yfars ago, and VIE shot through tie back Of his
ncai by some miscreant who fred thronsh The
crarks IL the walls OF hts Office.
, 1866-02-03

3UHENEF0 3IHfE = 1KNNE KAE&4CS&EQs
NEW YoRK, Feb. "a correspondent 0E the Nd
ton writce tn lclfer from Macon, that be has been
informed numerous negroes are being hired under
fnlse p1etenccs md sold into slavery. The negroes
are hired q II 10 work at numbering In Flonda OF
Georeja In fact for work Of any kind. distant
to furnish ptetezt for taking Them On board res
rel, md they run over to Cata where purchasers
are readily found. One steamer from Augusta, With
d copeiderable number OF these deceived blacks on
board, made "Trip 10 Cuba in fhrre weeks. several
parties in Charleston have made very profitable
rnr}Tre
, 1866-02-03

NEW YoHK. Feb. THE brt,su correspondent
Of the London 7snlf3 ftates that $1,000 Germans
e.nte1ated to America Last year ria Hamburg and
Bremen. Contrary 10 What was formerly the case
Hhen very poor people would lay BY few thalers
th carry them over, considerable portfou OF the
or two Of thalers.
, 1866-02-03

a.s1 = 4:e;5 Broome-at.,E New York.
, 1866-02-03

KAreAs C17Y. No.. Feb. a.-Coustderable exctte-
ment prevails IN Cass, jackson and lafayette conn-
zation Of all bu.hwhackers 10 attempt 10 rescue
some OF their uunbef now In Jail.
, 1866-02-03
FROM boutwell,.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago rnbune.]
BoTuwEII, G. r., Feb e.
The Germania and psgood wells q the Cotyt1le
Farn, commenced pumping o,lto-dayand ere yield
inG htty hrls cach at the lowest estimate Oh op-
erat1ons acttye.
, 1866-02-03
Nft3 aDnErItBF1l,e.t1B.

nrC. H. 1CKTTES 4 GU, Advertising
Agents. II Dearborn etrect. aFc authorized
Agents TO receive vrAdvetttsemenga A for tho Tri-
bunc, md al1 other leading papers fhrouRh-
out tho United Stnics and Cnnndn.
, 1866-02-03
Hon. Geo. Bancroft the Preatdent's
Gust t-IkeAiEnatton OF Treasury
elerks-Receptlons In the House-The
Sen I.iands Qucst1on-Letter from
Gen. Sherman-xVnr Expenditures.

eae 1.,sr5s noc-,tor-1.-t1-r f-o..
Gen. Sherman-xVnr Expenditures,
@e..s,., I,.en.te, - tsa f,ntc.ro 1,.,sane7
lsp$S'' Ds+p''FD - ''S stsaass1os. % 'iss' Fee: 2
Hon. Georce Bsncsoft md his wife WILL urr1ne
,br,r st.y in ihe city consequeut uron the delivery
d the ed'ag, upon Mr.. Lincoln, be The Fnest. Of
President johnson.
During the year 1865, 26' Treasury clerks reassnea
their PORTIONS owing to inadequate eompen.a-
uon' ano euV.4o aS..".~s ,.aat ,.sno.nas,,.a.
cfeafe ot pas oe aeasa'eo' "usa 'atket uaaaoe1
will probably retire
Secretary Seward vas II the Capltol ana on tne