davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-12-15

Tho Late Ffre-htore Parttcnlnrs-Search
for the Bsdy Of E:aptntn HuRu alu-The
0rtain II tho Ftrs-Thc journal Report Of
the F1Fe.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tibune,1
WAtkxGAs, December 14th, Is i.
Vigorous and active search ha- been made for
tie body u tie 1ste Captain uu.uutn bat Nd u
t-e hour oi four o'clock io-dAf no trace whatever
have been direo.ercd Of the 1e,uains. Thousands
OF tons Ut tailen, brick aad rnl lrter hare hem
thoyrlleA from ane ru1Es, md the men arc still
6u.l]y ut uosk- tnt-o4a 1nte5est Is felt By I =
citizens Q! shts plAce, in the rrcove-y Of Aome
portion Of the body ri least Hmm Hu:unia, Of
1ool,nr 10 prosress oi eIsssssins, aad e.:er;y.
Amos: hrealhles6ly, watches each snoveli1l OF
Iuhblsh as 4 u thrown np; He had parca4sel =
WIS the intention Of the Oil gentleman to have
removed th.tneE tn sprius. nuubt Of m.n a.e
d. IN sT & .e Es, and ID da'ans + On ,c
LudinC uf tho bony oftae deceased. A goo i deal
q ds.ses L. 1n3ppfshended nat the Sast vail
lever porion Of The xat Ia swelling outward. aud
to enc and a half Inches in width, running the
i ressId . he o!1sia Of the aro. / wish to
Mak' II correction. /, did moi ssa1t in 81 Eucrs
ralnon. y VI. r. At T suppo.ed Il Is u. general
=nd tobacco establishment Q. l. nnis> Iron 4 90,
a. tho stores on ach ei'Ie ~ese used for an hon
<ssns =, q os bs y
account OF the catastrophe l. wide ot the mark
conductor" rather partial 10 nig tg1sca.
should The body o1 ,:spssn tIuCuntn BE- seeoy-
cred, will hasten to give 1ou all particulars.
LATER-s o'clock 7, u.
Porisons OF the ,eu,s,ns Of Captain Hugun1n
hu1e heen discovered consisting OF tatty porsiua.
-rt the hips, one hf!Hbune, heart and lungs. The
dtseovery uas made II bed of red hot Goals,
md the fragments aaken ont 1te+nt1y buln ned to
a crisp: After searching, no other portions Of
Tho body ron]d be fonpd. md 1t Is concluded they
pu: Into conn ard will be Iakcn 10 the res'drnce
Ills caushter Rev. Mr.. Tutsle, or your city,
vii probably preach the fuDe7zl serznon. An In.
men-e c.owd Of people has collected aronnd the
place Of discovery. and intense excitement pre-
YailH.
, 1866-12-15

Execatiou Of 4 hnrdereF-Seeucs at tho
Scado'd-The Prisoner Asserts FIas Lnns-
cencc-Hemovai Of II hat'read True4 Or
dertd.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T1Ibnuc.l
C1nc1xaAt1, December II.
II. G. y. Smith, the murderer Of John Cry, ia
Tayestc Comfy. ohio, on tho 18th Of October,
ls6, suffered The e1.frcme penalty OF the law. at
hxli.past cne O'Clock to-day. ri Washington, the
county sea.. &c died without 4 struggle. srd
aft'r banging BALI IN hour, the body WIS cnt down
and g1yeu 10 the friend4,
At about O'Clock the prisoner was brought
ads.es,, @ lie sseslf sas his depuiles. ~ ang % noa.
H. Enegs, the prisoners counsel. Smith ~
GET dcd the platform with dr1n, unlal&erfRs step,
and tnoS te.t On !he full nap. Al.er I refy
she:ia, B.aekneF, when 30 Hstet ed 70 stren-
exhibited degree u cer.e rstely eqnalled
:heI,:: ssraleJ !asiei she prisoner il be had any
a.we could get 1t, II want 10 maize tew erna:ks,
reni,. man an innocent Of the murder Of old
aen GTay sss:1 1t ,s hsns % b
n,;. Eet ~ yc.1t ha,e lived d rebellion
1r1.s in HIM Gcr;lemen, death has no tesroi+
Tor ne. VIC al hate 70 die; II l, only ma ter
% st ns ,be n.pss9 don't Ia fear -s,ss ss,ssss but a.,.
to die. and the disR1aee It viii h.tns on NJ nm
ily. Whit harr saId 10 Mr. Bdses and nj. Em-
efson II strictly true. This il Ill oeliero have
shs!1r stzaley thea inquired Il he IA, ready.
iss s@ esaiar saass III bass % Il o.as
him goodbye, and thanked hin for bis kiu tness
1n his behal. and u VI. Emerson. his apnitaai
q e. sss5 I'll I'D i. E si FL pssta9 s,@ n
ne pate 'oIen- t'''>0A
1he eity Ceqnet, paced r. .e.,.:.-, .o.d,, Or.
Yhe hi h RpJI
, 1866-12-15

Arrest ef 1hterts-The D5estaferT Fr34do
Deaths from 1tjaFies ut a fEc-Eap&pxls


ATrest Of Thieres-The Disstafefv Frasda-
Deaths fFom 1tjaries ut a Fftc-EAp&es.sa
Of 4 Torpedo.
fEw {onK, December 14-SIx renwere srre&t.
I'd IN u ool1yn To-day. chatgea with .iealtnx nins-
feth barrels OF wh1.t' y from ihe Gown n.et I
storehoose On Bond sseet, On "wednesday MI
hne ns.sels were recovered
!nn. Etore On Nntial. rtre-t, JerserdsJ. Oos
'hief as arrested, the others, enalcar.eseaped.
The dist1lcT7 fsards were nader exanin1a 1aon
.1:oa3 n brooklyn. Stnce Tuesday nesriy alt
,ncit tht.'sEies sre repested n closed Of. ac-
onnt q tns ene1fY u The reseauo officials. Two
we're seized In this city to-dA-.
1ne Cnrsr.st1onL CotrmIttee win epnmtccn
sets1cns IN this city Atxt week.
| lht Thermometer do-n East to-day ranged frorl
&fs TO IT degrees 1bote zero.
| Nrs. ear %, d and one OF her children. WHO sere
badly burned tn tenement house Gre o. 1hu1.
}ttsJ mosniIg. died to-day. Margaret Webb, who
kiao died Il b morning.
new 1!1ah torpedo. while beln9 expertmente;l
iess oi e. An id,b plKs asea i 2; he v,rcc.9 a9
Bill d ht ia here route TO teo Pati4 Exposition
- Fenltn eontrtbriion.
fEw YonK, Deem bce 1.-THE New England
eacd*ty held it, rteplar animal moeunc to~nISht.
nil hft Of oftctn. Governors Bullock
Of Ntrtastutetm, la.iev OF Conuecticni,
Burnside Of Rhode Island. Smythe Of New Hanp.
thlEe, John Minor Botte, Mayor lio3mann, Heniy
feld, tsve rtgntded ,leir lnsenuon to be present
At he annual dinner un the .Wcnty-second.
Feere'Ary Ststdou wxs enteFtatned At IN eleg1n,
ni1per OF the Enefneeu' Association 1t Del.
mon!en'a, last evening. He remains hesn until
Tuetday.
goo:hard Clark, a merchant Of Scranton, Penn.
eJlrania, was roboeu In this e1ty Thursday even.
irS Of four hundred do l1ts.
, 1866-12-15

move .hhs the committee do uow russ. Ao1i u
Ar.- TAYLOR, o5 Tennessee w.i relieved
New orlean RS nota, and Mr., NcCui;ougbof Aafy-
Rr. 51EVEES, Of PenusyiT1rts. t3n ths
Committee on :Appropria.!ons- FepoEtd n.A
making appropriations for Legislative, 'reeanse
and 1ndieial s1pcosen of tue 1orerIneE fos toe
5eaF tndinG !kne ~, 1851.
Mr. BIDNEa1, ot CAliroru1s, 1ntrodacd > hQt
10 provide to* the adinsineh! Of faceo1neof r.1''
naete!s: heteften 10 Committee nn PoS OMes1.
NJ PANE introduced bill to place u mecu
q The army on The s1mc footing a. to iii ~1nec.
&c Referred 10 Committee o. Mil aly..
~. RICE. FRI n the Co1mfttce On Frctitnen.s
Af7lrs+ Eeposfed abversely 10 the petition Il 7: P.
Dcvereaux. oi North Carotin1, for compensation
for fo.s Of Al1ves xnder the emancipation xpctz-
uatIer.
Nj. LAWRENCE, Of Ohio, tns,od ueed = .esoln-
uoh IN regard tn An :ottnx previous laws T. pro-
rice that soldier 10 died in rebel pr1fo1s uuHJ
he Ierarded ~ having died Of disease contracted
IN The stsrice Of The U1ited States In tho Ane ol
Nj. HALF, Of N. T., offered 4 resolution pro-
t1Glr- for the cnhtihuAnce Of tho lect Commit
tee It, thu Gaze Of Do11ance AtwatsE.
n. AAlkAh1 orered 4 resolution, that the
fescsHsion pro h!lttlNx tie Con0mittee On t1aIms
from conslde:inE the claims Of atizens Of any Ct
The Sta q lately In rchelilon ehal be 70 modified
Al not 10 arply to the loJa1 men Of 1tpneeeee.
hf. " GOD Of n T., objected to The reAolu-
t1op. and IL lies Over under tht rule, The BouRe
thin adjourned until Monday,
, 1866-12-15
MEXICAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN EEWS


Hv Atlantic Cable-But Little Trouble Ap-
tlctratea tn freiand-An Enormous French
rtsndlnE AFmy-Rsme Qnlet-The Pane to
IT, n1Asn in uts Capstna-Kevolr sl tho
starving 1nhabtsant4 Of Sardtn.R-Tcups.
Fna Power Of tho Pope tschrxntced-Lnre
Amount af 6uIiton IN the Bank Of EuH-
tnnd.
LONDON. Deceuber 14-Soon.-t ia now
hought. II any trouble shall occur ia Ireland, It
Will be Immediately suppressed by the cls,l
fotee.
FAn1s, December 14-Eoon.-The French stand
Ing n ny Will hereafter contain ono million two
hundred thousand soldiers. It Is expected that
ihe employment OF 81 1argc force u a peace e.
tabHehmenr will have an Injurious etect upon tue
prosperity Of the Empire.
koKE, December A.-Thefe a1o no gleus OF
trouble from the evacuation Of the city by The
French tEoops. The ssory that The Pope will leare
here tas been anthnsitaiively denied
LONDON December lip. u--Adsices from the
Island Of SardInia state that the starving peas
antzy have resoited.
1oNrok. December II, 10 p. nit Is ramorea
bern thal lhe temporal power Of the Pope is se-
cured by The agreement made BY Napoleon md
Victor Emanuel.
LONDON, December II, 10 p. n.-Ihe amount Of
bullion Ia The Bank Of England Il now greater
than for eight years past
bEn11F, Deeembes 1.-THE Govcrnmcut OF
iFussta IL about to send envoys to Vienna. Now
that peace has cone, there IL I determination. On
'hc pfst Of both Austla and Prussia, to renew
'hett former commercial relatinnx- .--.
, 1866-12-15
IRON ST. LOUIS.

Action efthe Western Associated PxcAs-Tae
A. q N. =. g. Eo.-A German EAv1lFV Cen.
eny Raise1 Under the Gsvefnsr'a PrseIa-
HAt1aa-fscAerAl 2.a1t IN 81 loula-Tae
tohAt1tuttanai Amendment IN the MlAsaxS1
L<EtA4A' 'utc-The FenaAns, DC.
lspeetal Despatch to the Chicago T1ibune.1
ST. Lou1a. December II.
The action Of the Western Associated Press Is
greeted with tasnfsctiou here amon8 the daily
papers.
The Atlatue and AtssisatppI Steamship Coupa-
ny lave reelected their old on1cers tor another
year, II fnllo"s: Joseph Bruwn, President; John
!. Roe, Vice Pse4tdent; John N. Doange., super
intendsnt; a. g. Cunoll Rhana. Sec:cury; Tom
Miller. Gfne1Al Freight Agent; Executive Com
.0i4es-!onn 2 nas j. Roe, George fes1am, and John
The German Veterans hava already raised CAV.
altJ compaly for ao,lsc se1riee under tho Govern
or@s proclamation.
lenet4l Grant and son arrived this morning On
private bu iuess. He has purchased 4 {ar1 Of
81 ac;cs, ten nillcs from the cIU mart OF Lis
utfc's old homestead.
There u 10 doubt OF The ratification Of the Con.
Attinuona' Amendment by the Missouri Lecisla-
trrt, ns 10 pfomIcent politician opposes it. Taere
IL. however, 4. Eene1at 6eslre Tor something
fs Acceptable.
The FeLtans here are very active, aud 1t Is ter-
saetop Of CauAds The Stephens wing are on tbe
sN rtre for Important news from Ireland.
Fart Of Lhe militia EnEsca b. the Governor are to
be quAfcted III tho town Of Wasefly, 1 noted
rebel Locality, where Union sen ImenH arc nuf.
dctent to bling down rebel mob any time.
, 1866-12-15
IRON BLOOMINGTON.

The Ftre Ut Lexington sf Vaetims-gire
1t Towanda-The AxFicattGrAi College
Le<7are b. Ileate4aus Governor Rtsss-
henHtsn II the Yates FhA .Aax4
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune
BlooHtsoTox, ILL.,. December II.
A DISASTROUS d1p broke out In Lexington, III.
pois, On Sunday night, abont - o'clock, which
destroyed 1orty thousand dollar worth q! prop
etty The principal 1users nc Charles Pzeh1e, dIy
cood-loss 1l4,G00; uytF Bros, E-ocers-lsss
$500; Charles st1tles-loss $500, insured 70.
n. 800: Mcknight Bsos.-losa 81, ,50l iusuted for
ScuoD; hhott, Steer. l. BcasH, hard xate and
booketo.e-loea g. SOC, no insurance; T. A. Ste-
yeur, sad1es-losa &l.5hl. The DE originated in
tbe-stcond ssory oi tho bundtng occnp!sd BY
no nre in the room during the afternoon, sad the
building was undoubtedly set oa aft by An To-
new eterm planning mill w1s burned dom In
Tow4pdA, Illinois. on FF7d3y night u. owuod b.
henry Warner Of this ca.y: The mill cost 81, ,Hd,
and xAs insured lor <ld,A0.
The claims uhieh viii BE- presented TO The Leg
lecc upon The grounds os she Normal ontse:s,tr
Win be such ~ # is believed will rec1re the tca
ton of the college herr There Is very IT At
fD,e1est fell In the t1hjtct by The clGena OF this
cty ind county. the statement OF the Fun Q1FH1A-
oJ this city, to the contrary notwithstanding.
Ji-utcnant Governor Broes ts to dclire. lee.
4nrc before the soctctes Of the Normal 0utro:
sity oni,o-morro~ night Subject '' Trip Aetost
Ibe eojdiers Of Tbs Thirty ninth nIinot+ R-gi-
1ueut-l afes Pha1xnx-wil hold Z rr-a'don It
Royce Bnl in Til caty. on tuesday, the 1s1h inss,
in tho evening. 4 grand banquet WILL liz gtsea n
the Ashley house.
, 1866-12-15
FROM QUINCY.

An Exptosasn-Detectivo MeGraw-a1etho.
d'As Fatr-Horace tsreele1-Fsrk. DC.
Especial Despatch to the Lhicako Trlbune1
QUtScI, Ill, December Is
To-day the sseam boiler in The Quincy papes
ntll blew up, eonside1abI. wreckinE the building,
ont no one was Injured b. it, though there we're I
number in Tho building It the time. The straw
stacks wo;e x. OF fire, but the engines were
promptly on hand and supptested ii before snJ
mate1isl damage wAs done.
Detective McCraw has returned to the city, aFter
h!s successful rid upon the gang Ut robbers,
"ht NJ be followed to st. Louis. He Ia still on the
Wal-pAth.
1!o q the men charged with being concerned
su the robbery Of HeHc.'s jewelsy atoss, were TO-
u.y bound over 10 the III If 81, 900 each.
The young ladfcs OF The Methodist thurch have
been holdiuE very successful EAIr here thus
Horace Greeley Will lecture in this city On the
9Th inst.
A skasing rink will be opened here next Mon-
daJ.
considerable amount Of pork Is now couip1
in. From 6,uo to e,0N head hAye already been
cut up.
The weathe: Is cold. cloudy and freezing. Ico
il rnnn1pR tn the river. StTcfal boats aru Laid M
In Quincy Bay, safo and coumodlous hafbosage.
, 1866-12-15

AnuiveraAry Of tho Hattie OF Sa.hvllse-A
CeicofzE1an-Mcdal t. l:cneFa1 ThomaA-
The e1.eHts9ntnrr-eentence ot n HotdfeF, DC.
1speeta1 Despatch to the Chicago Tribnnc.]
NAaHvulE, December H.
In accordance with the resolution of tho Lezts-
is1uEe. the anniversary Of The battle OF Eashvtle
will he celebrated here tomorrow In 4 manner b.
coming the remembrance Of The great event
grand procession esy1l md military. the laas
aracfnC a1 the troops stationed here, will nareh
through tho principal streets, and on arriving 1t
:he Capitol the gold medal, ordered By The 1<gls-
1ature, will be formally presented to General
Thomas, by Governor Brownlow. General
1konas and sta6, xud 4 number OF other officers,
arc he,c.
The IeGislatu,s proceedings a,r dcvosd Of In
tefest- There y ill he nothing done on the haa.
eniee questlon nnti1 February.
Gne Of he fede!al toldiers convicted Of killing
policeman Kelley last spticg,was today eentenced
10 TWO 3enEs tml Ei.ont1ent During the txtal
,esse.daJ, Tous { lawyer aAned Reed, wno bad
tefseu IN Tho sebtI army, N dc tn eloquent plea
to the jny not to allow their psejudiees sE.lnst
Ilue rnuo*tn to IL ALy way control their verdict
The !r1al Of tie othef soldiers implicated 10 ~
murder VIII commence Tomorrow.
y A now pretty ces21lb that sha school fund will
ali be recovered nom the Nemphix Bank
, 1866-12-15

Itc uooee theu went hto Committee Of The
Whole on the Fre-tdenl'a NcHNEG-
Mr. NEE1 WORTH. Of ILL.,, spoke atlenKth On
th- ess&st~ tho result Of the recent cleefoot and
commented on ihe action OF The Prestds=t IN rc!a.
lion to the adm,seinn nf Southern Representa-
lives. And tAid that 1nstesd Of dong hi- duty III
The premises, and leaving Congress 70 do lhti.s be
retenauves Sy n.me. Tor their tdeliky In Carrying
oct he wtskts Of The people. lie had used every
row It to ha.e his policy md vle RI understood hy
eo,.tsg, ai,on Of lhem. Ihc Pfesidea, had done
ali be could fot the admission Of Represe7iau'cs
from The dIstoya1 states. and Wthi tsHaipcd 10 be
do1c nnAt te dung b. Congress. II ee
tag performed hi. duty: % Mhy %1:y..t could ,,6s rs
detIed Lis duties, also defined the dnsy o. Com
Cres,, and Cong1ess hed pc1totIaed its duty, 4na
sea!d not row eh.sss IL Pos' ~ sfnoa s' Tfo:P
could not see thai tbeir cond1ifon vas any worse
.Lan that Of the leopls of ne Dis.
rs VS., .l Or q .os + tie 7eltoe ~so
were taxed without I, in: represented. The SA cs
coulc al come into the Union wnen theJ htd coM.
Piled With 1bc terms 0! adMis-lnn prescribed by
Congress, md thcte wss III real cause VI com.
plaut; when there Suites should rati sae Cous'i-
tuIo,,a il Amendment he wocld hc willing 70 give
unfstz1al amnesty tor urtvt:fI euH ago
III. uIaE, Of k-piuckJ. then briefly addressed
the Eotee In defence Of the fre.i1cnt- He o.
IIcsed him 10 be actua&cd bS high and patriotic
uctlsc.. and ,hA. the toct'incs OF policy recon-
nett ed In the Pres,deuts me .saee aud Other com
HuLtc1tlona TO Congress, were ehaFac.a.iIed hT
sceh wisdom and H1ode1 sto. II ~eru required oy
lie peculiar circumstances Of the country. IL
LILLY The hil1 TO take ava. the A2poius power Of
the fteslceht but be could not pfuceed fzr bcfo:r
tho hour OF adjournment, and would therefore
, 1866-12-15

Mt. FEssENDEN, from he rltaree Com
n1tsee. ,erosted back !he Deficiency Bilrmak1nr
jneurrs in The service ct The Government for he
htcat sear ending SRh OF jane. 1867. Toe amend.
tnen1s wcie Agreed 10, aud La bill passed. One
e.l t.tDe communication between The AuAnuc
AID faeine ei'ies by telegraph.
s, n ~ TdAas a!s5.Es 'ss @ d.: ss y f.
bill 10 c!Ec e1tr1 compensation to certain rsg1s-
xt and receiver IN Tennessee In a.seua.ion
-tnArked that the mxn lad lccelyed over $4,000
tFcm nc Treasury ind II vas the opinion Of The
committee tn; ttat unonnt vas sunlcieut. The
ate 1efu'i,S to discharge Tie coualuet. md
motion 70 rteonmlt tho bill as agreed 70.
The report ct The Commissioner Of the Gea..
,nal and Once In ;to German. Fecneh md
1eT II
'*s Ms Se Ris5 TRn3!se b, ap.p.aop. eoe..n., .uro.
. . soaSe b4aSs: Il e e.
Washington for The GoEe1!nent Library. The
bly, ms 1ead tMlee ard tabled
ae, In relation 10 Agricultural md Nccbanlcal
{, 1e1c .e1ip7. 10 make them loc7lah1c upon the
lrthrmp!ion Of settlement, Acco1otpc 10 legal
1,disss!on{: ss;is Referred to the Committee on
Nj. sPltAGUE presented = petition from dis
Sna5Red eo!dit1, king for ~ incsenc of pension.
Eu 70 tn6 CpIfu1Gtce On 1tHA10ns-
nj. PoLAEp ofeIed 4 resolution to pay the
widow ol the 1a!e Senator Foot, oI Tt<tuonL the
'rm due the de- e2ecd n The time Of his death 1ot
ncls Asinc lie paJ OF members OF Cong.ses.
Eciezred 10 the Lonmittee on Contingent E1-
rtrseE.
Mr.. To1AND tlso ote1cd I similar resolution
N feAuon 10 ahe widow Of the late Senator Col
!A4ne4- which WEI telrrsra to Tho s20t con-
hlIuce.
Nj, SPRAG1:E presented = Joint resolution an.
teofAllG lhc s. eltsaEy Of the NAr1 10 detail an
officer 70 proceed To P2ukmA 10 asetst party
IN making eu1reJ Of Ihe 1ElAtuus OF D4rien tor
Sae purpose OF constructing 4 ship canal Ac.uta
tae l&thnuk- AGREED 10.
!cf1nE The dltcu, sion which Ar1<e on tho rtso-
10 u:iou. Mr. sPRAE tE remarked thtt re.clai ,cn-
Of ealth a standing had aA.ociAtcd taenc-
ttiEe4 4nd 1oosfsbnied fund joe Tic puspo4c In
d1cAt!d In the teeolnhon. And there vas pros~
p ct hat what the Government filled to do Touid
oe accomplished b. ptiva entxp!,se,
loF the admission Of kebiaska. u1Ler Z eu.pen-
zion Of The ru!e4.
ET POLAND was anxious to take Ut his bill in
relation 10 ban.sualcy: anl huped Ir. WAdes
mclion NoHtd not pref Atl
MI. SUMNER vas opposed 10 the bill referred
10 By HI. Wade. The Constitution OF EehrIsk1
hao clsuto Containing ths word ssxlila," Ii
Wa Constitution Grazing I white m1B's eoy-
| 'snIhent- he sud he wAx aRalu.t anv sucn Eos-
ctomenL lie cnt Gated TIE Senate ahoutd not
unuo the tood sotx Of tcsserday, emf i1nchlslnK
II NE u!li!e; 2? oIanl biz lie referred - the
Bar fnpt III which wonld cazTJ posc z1d Iran
Qa1ntJ lHto ut bu11neAs Of The COUNTRY.
Ii. NADE said u tbs Sena,o1 from Xxssachu-
, 1866-12-15
SOUTH AMERICA.

Freneh h1ediattsn In the t;hiIE-rarA9nAyMn
NARA tcFere rSarnn II Raepos Asro4-
Twepty-Thr~e eAilots Drswnrd-novc.
melt ct The Opposing AFmies-Thc Altics
Canpetled to suspend He.tlittIes-
Nfr YoHx. Dp~ember I-1be French Envoy,
Count do beanrno1t, htd "a lntstvtex With the
l. den OF botA hostile armies In P4rasohJ-
A severe gtorn vtatted uptnos Ayrea IN tns 18th
anu sHh Il october. Considerable property xss
dertroyed xud tu enty.thFre satloss drowned.
Tic allies On the Plate Neru compelled to 6us.
, 1866-12-15
FROM MEXICO.


dSnIlsfty - ANEffcR n8-KAA DK4tG Of 3fAtf8
in Sopor1-
san FAAHc7eco. December 14.-Atl aeeoarts
nom 4aEAlAn eoEcur In stating that Cueona
sho~s hostility to the An,xrs<sns, ind not having
found prominent ImperiAllst4 on whom to wreak
his VET eeaLce, bes imprisoned &orty people Who
OCCUPIED 1ubordina1e positions under French
rule.
Another American citizen, mined Levels, has
been aHcsted On the charge of high treason.
rhsrc il 4 sad etzlr ot af1lJr slao IN Sonora
Nhesc the iAqut Indians arc ektl1 beut On nFht.
inE. and VII not submit except On terms Of lSeIr
o~u d1ctAsioQ.
Eeeohcdo, undes date Of Natamo.as, lxt IN.
no.t CO The de!eAt of reefr1ent of the Imperial.
1T 1T 4 Rseas- se*en leagues north Of :saa L1as
xtli TN In eight day., the number oi
French not being sutnclent to protect IL
The tsocps ara dc*etttEE and proe1elminx fo1
the Aepntllc.
ue in!:her statca That papezs announce the
eight Of Ax1miEanI
HEx oau3Axs, December 14.--A }ener ftom tho
c''y Of Aedeo, dA'ed November =, cuud1me tno
reported subsutpttoa Of The clergy 70 Xaxi-
unllAn. bat II y on1d seem lhst 10 settled dednlte
policy kad beer agreed ppe4a ~ Raz1ns Is saId 10
have rent c'spa.ehes to Napoleon, and he w1its
events. A111Ttlt1u md hfs ministers were viii
4 council in O7iKabA-
, 1866-12-15
FROM LAWRENCE.

PrnRress Of the Cnsou fac1Hc RAlIrsad-The
Weather.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
1AWRtxcE, hlnaa1, December II,
The t1ek Of the Onion IacIfc Road, Eastern
Dls's;on, is completed to tho l1ssh mile post
An ineseate OF rolling stuck has slso been made.
Aeests. Shoemaker. Miller i Co. have added 10 II
four Lew engines and full eupp1y Of cars. Tho
grading of The road Is going on etcaofly and mp
Il T. cow Rr.d dcd to Wtthiu txtnty miles OF Foft
Elaer o1th. BY The middle Of April they viii hSye
~ ntis completed west Of taWTcntc.
HCNthff am and Aun MluR.
, 1866-12-15

Confirmation Of tbe tcsxx, Cutler d c.,
AY1AN . ARH.
KAxaAs cnTs No.. Deeemoss 1.-THE Arson
raee oi tcotI, Cutler 4 Co WIS resumed today
Cha.es 6. Norton, General Agent Of the
He ne Irturancr Company, 10 whom the c4cait
belorgr fur discovering she origin Of the hrs aud
ar,ett Of the parties implicated, IL tho pr.ncipal
witness. Norew facts were elected. Wesbon
dsed the binding, Cnuer eonndel the eec4rt TO
Lis wife, Rho sdx1sed htm 70 cancel
,rmp,auon, int owing to tae desperate ehsE.eteS s
Vi Wesooar!. hts rastner Wa Afraid to ,n1e.feIc
Win hrs plans,
, 1866-12-15
FROM ST. PAIL.

The SLAYER Of DaEAn Cohv1csed Of Man.
s&2u4hser-Acauisted.
lspecia1 Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.1
ST. PAIL, M.nn, December ii.
Ell:ab Thosr, the negro who fatally stabbed
brean, foreman OF lhc Mtnteapols Chronicle
ot1ee, w=s 5este!uay cunylotcd Of mauslauehter
IL The second degree.
hunfs Y God, on ttlal here for murder1ne h.s
wife, vas acquitted to-day.
, 1866-12-15

Lecture Before tho High echost Coursc by
Dr. 5wtnton.

Dr. 9WtntOn.
Especial Despatch to tho Chiea2o Tz1bune.]
SPnM0F1r1D. Decempef II,
The Rev. DR.. Swintou, Of Nashville, brother TO
the accomplished historian Of the campaigns Of
the Army Of tho Potomac, delivered the third lee
tuEe Of lhc High School course, in this city, Last
evening. or lle ot1c1h and dest!ny oI the EuglI.h
nRuare- II was the most learned and insi.uc-
treated. The lecturer c1libitsd IN 4 suceinct
Ea1her the history Of the formation Of our
!ansnssv, ~ IL e1ea,entt Of which Il Is composed:
SaHa :; ;e:r. t!: sd Esss id} q@aSlssaa:: @
original, cons1astrg theee With ita present stats
If le1iecuop. ne concluded With an eloquent and
tatEtoi!c apottophe to Young America 10 prepare
to make noble usn Of their heHtago, The lee
.nsst vas frequently apn>snLSa, md has 1eft i
very GyolAbie Impression upon our people,