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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02

"a zsEss EEEEEsz5sssgzss5 NORTHERN
sRsR VII - .ia,. CENTRAL. RAILWAY,
WINTER SCHEDULE,
On and after Monday, Nov. % 1865
TRAINS E0RTHWARD.
Leave Baltimore as follows:
York Accommodation, No. l..,.......... . 7.20 A. NJ
n Ilost 80 Stl
Parkton Accommodation, No I...........7230
York do 333O
Partition do 3............... $50 "
pittsbUrg end Erie Express. 7.2A
Pittsburg and Elmira EIprass............... 9.45
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Pittshurg and EImira Express T.Go A. M.
partition Accommodation, No. 2,.,.....,.... 50 -
York Accommodation, No. 2.,...............l0 15 "
Parkton Accommodation. No. +. at Bolton $50 /"
I DIRK Accommodation No, 4...............,, g IS "
Mail; Fast Line and Pittsburg and Elnra Express,
will not stop between Baltimore and Partition.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains leave
daily except Sundays
Pitsburg and Erie Express. leave daily except Sat
urdays.
Pittshurs and Elmira Express leaves daily,
Mail ana Accommodation Trains arrive daily OK
sept on Sundays.
Eln4ira Express arrives daily except Mondays.
Fast Limo arrives Gaily.
Mail Fast Line, FittsbCrg and Erie Express and
pittsburg and ElInira Express max close
with the Pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
burg for Pittsburg, Cleveland, Columbus Cincinn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
VILE Cairo, and all points in the West Northwest
and Southwest. tlaii and Express Trains connect at
all points in Northern, Central and Western New
York.
For further Information. apply at Calvert Station
J. N. QUARRY,
General Superintendent,
ed. S. YOUNG,
n0i6-tf General Passenger Agent
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
RAILROAD NDTECE&.
THE BAEFTmORE NpOTFFn PAGT,gI01

9a i March H g. s. 1885, a's two daily daily R ras
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
kersbUrg, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN will leave Baltimore daily Except
Sunday at $50 A: VI. EXPRESS TRAIN viii
leave daily, Gneluding Supday) at 10 P NJ, and the
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Cumberland
for Wheeling daily at 6.45 A. II. (except Sunday.
These trains connect at Belair an! P&rkersburg for
all points West, Southwest and Northwest,
FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at $50 P NJ (except Sunday
day cxcepted.)
The ELLICQTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves BaIti-
more at $40 and 10 A. NJ, and $50 P NJ ana Elf
GottS Mills Alto 4. NJ, and ll.30 a. NJ. and 90
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at 4.l0 los, 8.l5 and 95 A. NJ,
and ;, Is, and 7.45 P. NJ. On Sundays at 40 and
8.45 A. NJ. and Ills ana 7.45 P NJ. Leave Washing
ton at 20, $50 and 1ll5 A. NJ. ami =. IS, so and
80 ?. n. On Sundays at 40 A. NJ, and 2.I5 and
1.3O 7; NJ. The 9.f5 a. N. and p H. trains OrIy
from Baltimore, and the GO A. NJ and Us P. VI.
trans from Washington, stop nj way points The
1.05 A. N. and 4l5 p. NJ. from Baltimore and the
80 A. NJ. and 4.30 ?. NJ from Washington connect
with trains on the Annapolis road.
Trans leave Annapolis at $50 A. NJ. and $40 ?. NJ
for Baltimore and Washington.
For further information. tickets Of every kind 70
apply to L. ENGLAND, Agent, at Camden Sta.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket AGENT. jaq.tF
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02

Iitusve, Herald says: The Collector of Internal
revenue here removed his deposits from the Petro-
IeuM ba1k on he 18th instant, but the Same day
which was as protested on reaching New York 1t
meeting o. the directors of the First National Bank
field. Esq, cashier, now in New York In e. coDSe.
quence thereof the bank viii be compelled to ans
pend payment for a short time The banT b no Sus
sets sufficient to meet all deposits which We %
assured VIII be done as speedily possible
The Pittsburg Commercial gives the following ro
ceipts of oil by rail and river from the LIST Januarv
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
La "a EHEEssssE=aizE:E7 ORANGE AND
asas Sst ZIP -lsis ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL

UH4s. II. HANEY,
Oc5-u General Passenger Agent.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-02
Z a "a. 44BFs &;5sSb-
AP BALTIMORE

bat. = = sJ3.a, Of Pays; sGill continues his sue
Ely cessivi treatment Of CONSUMPTION. Several
residents Of Baltimore ia an advanced stage of this
disease, now rapidly recUTeriHE and can be re-
ierrod 70. S?ply at his OFFICE Southeast corner
Of tayote and Frederick streets, Baltimore Mary
land je1q-Iv
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

hez all these qualities developed to q
degree wich excites my profound re-
spect. Between him and Fernandy
Wood its nip and tuck. Fernandy
did wicked things with more neatnis
than voorhees,, but for actual love
NV doin em, Voorhees, beets the world,
| sed," continued he, "that the war
wuzn't NV much yoose to me. / re-
peat tit wuz a damage. Afore the
war, he'd my own way pretty much
in the Southern States. For every
octoroon / Good count on at least two
planters, and under the patriarkle
system NV AfrilSin slavery, which by
the way wuz one NV my most brilliant
consepshuns) octooroons multiplied
with a rapidity pleasin to behold
But now alas the octoroon bizness
is done and my best holt is gone. 1
have some little hope however. The
Dimocrisy are displayin vigger 1
didn't think they possest. Eff they
kin only git strength enuff to elect
the next Presid, mt and re-establish
slaveryl The thought fills me with
unutterable Joy. The redoosin of the
nigger to bondage agin, wood give
me clean title TO every last one who
helped to do it, and in gittin EN- back
into their bormal condishun by the
way that's another phrase Nv mine)
ther'd be enuff slaughterin and mur-
ders to satisfy several sich Satans ez
/ am. I'd help EN- eff ] knowd how,
but ] can't improve on either their
speakers or writer's, and ez long ez
men viii do my work gratis 1 don't
see the yoose NV interferin."
At this pint a <hple NV small imps
undertook to push me into the
stream, and in the struggle 1 awoke.
My dreem wuz DER, but the impresh-
un remained. "Kin it be" mused I
pensively, "that I'VE are doin the
DEVILS work, and arc OF TO be finally
rewarded in the m&iner | saw in my
vision? Ef so, hedn't / better quit
and repentpi
But thought agin, that however
it mite be for younger men, it wood
be NV no yoose for me. he'd voted
the strait ticket for thirty years, and
the ten or twelve years L he'd to live
wuz too short u time in which to re-
pent successfully NV sich iniquity.--
SO J sank into sleep agin, this time
dreemin that | had turned Fenien-
he'd elected myself He'd Center for the
Stait NV Kentucky, and wuz just in
yestln 5000 in magnificent plan
itnshun.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty,
Lait Pastor Nv the Church NV the Moo Dis
] pDnshasun.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

A boys idea of having a tooth
drawn may be smmed up as follows
"The doctor hitched fast on to me,
pulled bis best, and just before 1t
killed me, the tooth came out"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16
Looking Glasses and Table Cutlery.

Hall & Elton's silvor-plated Spoons and Forks
with Knives tO match; also. q IN line Of
Millinery Goods At Low Prices Jewelry and
stocks Ct Dress Trimmings: also large stock
~ Ladies' Furs. Childrsu's Furs. GAnts Mui-
ners and Fur Cloves, Ladies' silk Fur-Trim
med Hoods, Wall Paper and window Shades
a large stock of Stationery and Willow Bis
Keis. and An endless variety uf small wares
Hav ng found by experience that qaick sales
and small profits is tie great secret 10 success
in business, / have made arrangements IN Now
l Ork to have goods forwarded at any time,
and intend Keeping my stock full at all times
and hope, by strict attention Ia business, To-
merit the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore eXtendid to me by u generous public.
Dec. /, 'G5. J. \. BALhENTlNE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-16

uRNuy RaaWS ). y. BURKEr.
THROWN. s. BURKET,
IL Attorneys at Law,
viii attend TO all business entrusted to their
care in Hancock and adjoining counties.
OFFICE:
Ouer g. sens Drug Store, opposite Court House'
FINDLAY, ONO,
Es-Particular attention gwen 10 Colec-
lions; Foreclosures OF Mortgages, PWtiu0ning
tars Jan. -, 60
, 1866-06-12
An IMPEACHMENT CASE.


Important Proceedings In tho New
FORK state senate-Canse OF liz Re-
assembling.
TAlbauv Lette, to the n. Y. snud,E Hera,a.1
The state Senate wi,l corscns hcre on Tho
1eth Of Juue. Very ltttle imnnrtancn I. = m has has
heen nt,eched ~ X, ht,hor4n ~, ~ T. ~
recnnstrnctio,, ~ 1d,, Hi.a ooe ~
hV Cnnrrcsa ~ s.Sanb1e e1sn ps hs pon
yencd. II II ou,te cnrreet1r 49, o,rcn ont NJ eHat
eTtra scsssnna ~ aI, tba on. ILL.,. snat ~
catsd ~ 1ot;fv ~ this M h1 ~ Inay roo ~
Site number nf sfnfcs tn c1oz. M ~ th,s a whois
Question Of rcconstrnc,;on At onre The nss nos.
sihi3,tv Of snec;a1 sess;on ~ unr ,barefnpe os
iaya very imnortant cnnsenne5.cs sa''GsJe, r ~
amendment is passed in fotm % SATISFACTORY TO to-
~ tba stoes ne w T.
iuS such Immediate action NJ fhe;r .ot;aia.
lures. '~@@ N&~@A '71S'
A yerv limitcd understanding IA erfer,,t,.
ed by tic public If tl,e nhiarf whieh oona
sion;the extra nr snecia1 sessfnn ofths scnsta 49,
The impeachment ind trial Of Jndre Ice t' SmitI
Of Oneida is The cause b. but It VIII viii nrobahiy s1
he forni 4hot fha ra,o;1s ~ az x.motsa!
, 1866-06-12
Foreign grottou-1t* Swelling V0I-
ntne-las Dlrccf1ou.

lfIOm Inc new 4Qfk 11mE9, AllY ~.
E,nig,rsnts are pouring into this port ow
tered len thousand five hundred, aud a sin
glc ship yesterday brought oYer thouEan
passengers from Liverpool. They conc 10:
course from the old hives Of popu' tiol
Germany and Ireland, both Of which con l..
tries, owing to the condition oil thirEs ia
each Of them, will most likely give NJ
greater swarms this summer than ever. Uur
Vice Consul at Hamburg reports that ons
hundred and J!4y thousand entrants haye
already engaged passage for this country
at TINT port alone. many Of them OF the
best class OF people. with money for the
support Of their families On this side. All
these sought to leave. Germany before the
storm Of war lowered over Fatherland; and,
now that the omens are 50 ncnacins, we nnny
expect that the desire TO get to o land t0f
Eeace and freedom will be greatly increased.
The people of1reland, though at peace and
likely to remain 80, are more uneasy than
these Of Germnny upon the brink OF war.
We have already published the TACT that al
wages high i, every part Of Ireland, the c1o-'
dus to America Is rapidly on the increase.
From the port Of Cosk alone an
average of fifteen hundred people embark
weekly, and from the otller Irish porls
the migration to the New World BY way OF
Liverpool Is psoportionntely rapid An
wish Of every Irish1nan belonging to the
1ower-middle and lower classes seems to be to
leave his country fozeycr-an object which
the Irish pate,: fanlaiias seeks to attain BY
sending forward across the Atlantic his hart1i-
est soDs and daughters, provided with all the
money lie can raise, TO ea1nmore for the trans
port Of the rest Of the famfly. In this way
also an immense amount OF specie Ia d1ily
lost 10 Ireland and acquired by America.
, 1866-06-12
FROM NASHVILLE.

No Confirmation of the SuppreaAtou Of
fbe@'Loy~t Gcol ol.fans'-OuGsuCe.g: Com.
1l1ktrd an FFecdlmen-1Ava Weather
Centus OF HuntAg1tsc. Asabasna.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NAsuy111K, June II.
No Wofd has been received ut General Thomss'
headquarters conccspiae the suppression Of the
Lotdl deosuiaa By Gcn"Ta, T1lson. The Savannah
R<71ssRte0a and Loy1 G<otptna ere The only two
un'on papers In that Slate, and Il the latter bss
been really suppressed II IL IN out.aee unparalleled
The policemen Of this city have for 4eve.a; days
past been tFestng freedmen With great cruelty,
Yesterday respectable colored man, uamed vii
lis Gsnsee. was shock1nciy beaten By Police
men Capca and Hitchcock, over The
head, with pistols. HIS wife who
came ont to EemonstFate. was knocked dpNn
and otherwise treated gnesously. The onfy
offence Wat IN milking some Eenefai remnfEe
WHICH the policemen construed Into alsrerpea of
themselset. Tie attention Of lhc Mayor or The civ
MAJ brn~n, Ak. BEEN called 10 The aaate. By o..
Ger Of Cry. Fisk It Will II: Investigated tom r.
rpx arc II Is believed she ctst suot11ies vtli do
ju.tice; II MOI, the military probably will.
Weather verv vain, the mercury h aring stood 1t
so and VI degrees for the last three daps.
Ihe cep.ua Of Huntsville. Ala. completed on Sat.
nsiey. shows tu1 popuia Of that place 10 be
@,ess whites and - Is blacks.
NASHVILLE. June 11.-At fire on Brosd et.eet.
on Saturday last. there wa loss Of E5QQ3D and
the ihfu.ance terminated the dry beforr Seycra:
pefiopt were bufned 10 death. eupposed cplp.ed
, 1866-06-12
FE0M CINCINNATI,
Proposed Free Art Gal1efT-murde
EUAylcfed-The FeHtAsts Denounced
by EAlhnltc CleF~Ymen, &c.

Proposed Free Arz Gal1erT-murderer
CUAglcted-The FesstA13s Denounced
by t:a1h"itc CleF:ymen, DC.
CESc1hSA11. Jun- lit. Buchanan Read ca}Ie
npon hs brother nrtlt1s, in published 10 tn1s
days Cofan,etf1al, to come fosyara and rlye tte1r
astetan tn building an ari gallery tree 10 citzeu,
and nrtt-ts. 1tkr lhost ln Europa.
Mr. Ike ntl1dfaMt hi. ElJlU41 0at.r to tha cir
bnt eays lie s1l Elnuly u3itc With mug enteFpri-e to
secure felr city Rn opera hou.e.
1ocEeEt, he mu5rlrtrt o. the E3osa family gaa
fnuycteu on ta~ F,cu1d trial, the jury sakto only
a fe~ minutes to decide upo1 :he!f verdict. il i.
@s@sA4 So be tA~ a.-*@-~-0 ~F
AnoFnt 10 try Harrison McNea1. the brother-ln.
Law Of C0.h':Tf and lea1fng whnsss for 'he de.
fence In tho former ulnl. as m accet -ory 10 the
lnurdrI. covert M1!l he etrieEcrj taiz weak
8l4e Feulsu. hrld q mas mec.lnc on SAf ufday
lshi. passed re.oan'lpns c.afm.uc The sympathy of
all people with their movement. and requesting
COnc1c.s 10 fs:ocurt lhs passage o. law requiring
them 10 he rrco .nized al b .lii.:rcnis,
The Very Hev. Edward Purcell, hroher 10 the
Archbishop. denounced from th= Cathedral alter
yesterday, all illegal organizations, and eald that
Ihe 1dea entertained hY the Feniau.. that me
church had no night 10 direct the morals OF her
children. Is well a. their spiritual interests nm as
1ercucal as the Reformation. with Marin Lulher
at its head.
TIE caiboic priesthood Of this city are 1isidly
cd to Fen:ani.m, Ind dl.appFpve Of IL 4. the
xeFy "or I remedy tor the evils complained OF by
the Irish people.
The b,oy VI L1euteuaut Edward Scu1ly IL ex-
ec1rd to ffTise here tonight and will be received
Wilt due hsnor by the Feutaue.
DuEihtes - dull. The weather fe very warm
, 1866-06-12

made In New York at a Featsn movemco.
se,s"sn. hn,. Gm -. pit,tul s1,i1s po1,t,ie,
VA. i,iin"il;" and ne had Ia The rama
specch spoken OF distinguished member Of the
louse. tAllunlnc 10 Mr. ~tereps,} as a mtscreapt
ior whom he could not express bis contempt. *,and
there" said Mr. Grinnell in most contemptuou=
manner, "therc he stands, tlx feet high.
and esen calling himself but,o1ed
up general officer and gentleman.
Dir ROUSSEAU, alter shifting hts position seY-
e11i ttnee. had rot INTO the vicinity OF Mr. Grin
neil, and 1t might reasonably be expected that.
tDsf.tnR nnaef the taunis and sneers SO 1ay1shiy
directed at bin, be won!d iake q summary mode
Of dealing with the member from Iowa; but at This
lime Mr.. Banks rcse and made The point Of order
that the gentleman from Iowa had
not, in obtaining leave to make
personal explanation, obtained the right 10 VIC.
ia!e ths rules OF debate; which point order The
fEAhEH suatained. notifying Sir. GrlnneN that
he nutt proceed In order
Mr. ROUSSEAU minated that II the Speake
would not protect himael-
Explanations and tecrininahunS followed, and
the uouke Eoon alter adjourned.
, 1866-06-12

iETUu lAE NUCueSICf Qnlnn
a paragraph has been circulating for some
time past. and lately appeared In one or more
Of the city papers, which represented the
wfuow Of Joscph Smith, the founder OF Nor
monism, as residing at Nnuvoo, Illinois,
a6tnbborn1y tactituru, and deTolIt believer
In the Mormon faith" We have testimony
that We regard as wholly reliable to show
that this statement does her gross injustice,
and It doubtless Is d malicious Invention. Mr..
Thomas Calvert. or this city. in the employ
Of the Hannibal Il st. joseph Railway Com
p1ny. gives us written report Of d
visit he made to Mrs. smith-that was
--on the Esd and 24th OF February last. lie
states that sbc is married and possessed Of
large property. She keeps good hotelat Nan.
700 Landing, on the Mississippi; Is kind,
amjable lady. and Is not believer in Nor
monism at ill. ahe taika freely with all, and
fs the reverse Of what the newspaper para
grnph makes her. She has two sons with
her, while Joseph, the eldest, il absent. The
hotel Of Mrs. Smith is the only good one In
Nauroo- She owns extensive vineyards, said
10 fse valued at 81 600 per acre. She Is enter
prising, and is respected BY her neIghbors.
Mr. C.. feels that be can best repay the at
tentfon he received at the hands OF Mrs. s.,
by correcting the statement in circulation to
her prejudice. He had occasion to walk
long distance in winter to reach Nauyoo, and
went to the hotel OF Mrs. s. with feet nearly
troZtn. She took q kindly interest III the
traveller, and tnInfstc.cl to lis necessities.
It Is very clear from the statement Of Mr..
Calvert that Mrs. Smith Is IN amiablc woman.
, 1866-06-12

The Coming Radical Mass Hectic. at
JeGct~0n. Hin~noF1-Court MMtters-
Twelfth Illinois Cavalry.

The Cosnfr. Radical Mass meetlo. at
JeGctson. Min%nuF1-<0utt mAttcrs-
Twelfth Eiliuotk Cavalry.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SFK1yGf1ELD, jure II.
We learn that Governor Orlesby will attend the
Radical masB mettin. TO be held ut 1etereoa Clfy.
Missouri. on the 15'h ane:aut. Governor stone, O!
Iowa. wil also be present and addrcs. the tneet1ne
In The Enitcd Statee C!rcun md District Courts.
in stssiou IN this city. proceedings were had yes
terday tn The iolloains case.: In the Circuit ooutt
Walker VI. Warner. tn debt. cau.e Eet for tr1s On
Monday The e5th inttant; Rlchardeon ". Codd,pg.
ton in trover. .al set for Tac.day, cath tns,snt
FomcFor Ct a. ": Moron, rule TO plead EXTENDED
10 the 19h: The People OF thr State Of Illinois IS.
Edward Mobesdy. Indictment tor murder, cause
eoHduued until June term. 1861. upna the defcuu-
ant giving security IN the Fuin Of IS, 200.
lu the D'tIct court the i1a!oring cases wcrr
continued uatil The uext Janraty term: UnIted
STATES y. Stea1.r Natf!e; United St1tes Is.
Steamer u. Watt: Uu1tcS states ~. Steamer Mat
lie Cook a11 <l5.1J0 In uatlcd Stated notes unt-
ted slnlc. VI Stcarncr Ua,oa.
lion. David Davis, Jude. 0f tire UniIed States
Circuit coBrt. left tor H1nominstou o. yesterday
evening. TO remain nnul next Monday.
Weather bot and tultsy-thetmometer at noou
uinety-s1x degrees In the tnade.
The Twelfth Illinois Cavity are cxprc:ed 10
arrive 4; Camp Butler somewhere between the
18Th md 18Th Instant
, 1866-06-12
FROM MILWAUKEE.
Arrival OF a New Revenue Cut&eF-A
Night Of Disturbance - Drowned -
light Rope Performance.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune]

Il
MILWAUKEE, June II, 1866.
The Heyenue steamer Andrew Iohn.0n, Captain
Martin. arrived here this morning from Detroit.
The johnson II new and fine looking side wheel
steamer OF SD ions, new Measurement with Gu
Pine Of $40 hoste power. ueI a.Ins conE1et ol 1wo
30,pound Patrots and ono 2a-round howitxer. She
has a crew Of MY men.
Saturday ugh' WIS an unusnalfy noisy one for
MtEH aukcc, and not few il ile disoFdeFly ones
%eFe 1,eckHned 10 the e'a'iop.hou<e, disturbance
took place al the White Bear Salpon. on Eat
Water sfret Kermit: two men ennc .iat lD}Hred.
and t~o o'heF. locked up tof the night during
The MINT twenty at1ests wctc made, mostly for
disorderly conunct.
Saturday afternoon. George Vetz2r, thirteen
years Of age, ms drowned in the Mcuomfnee
river.
1he new Spring stree. b:1dre IL p1ocres.,as
rapidly.
Qnte larrt gathering took place this afternoon
at the corner OF Main and Wisconsin streets 10
witness tho '1thi Iopc performance Of Prof. Don-
a1dtoH. Tue crowd were dt*pefeed several tincs
BY heavy showc1t. iHore.ef, the performance u7s a
RucCctt.
, 1866-06-12
FROM MACON,

Cotton aud Wheat Crops-A Bl1theAom
kc.ro-Cotton Market.
lspeciAa Despatch TO The Chicago Tr7bune.1
s.aGoS GA, juns 10.
Cotton has commenced to Sto4eou. keceEt rains
have overwhelmed the crop, iu many places. with
Erass. and old planters complain that the Ire dmeu
cannot be depended on 10 sracue it.
Wheat throughout Georgia IL hAfseAtoa+ atd a1-
though tho crop tnrna out better than VAS feared
eome time ago, it is by no meaus excellent
Rer. Vim. II. Blythe Methodist preacher It
Greensboro, Ga, undertook 10 beat negro In The
old iAehloned etfle few days ago, but tbe negro,
approcist1nr better than the mlnlecf the new con-
diIion If thtuES tfactured Mr. Blythe'e kkull with
ucavv etope 60 that he l: not expected toerrr1ye
Couon-ordin4y, CSC; mlddt1nx+ q G3lc.
, 1866-06-12
THE LATE CANADIAN INYA-
SION.

Denial Of tile Srary Cancernfn. the
lfrntnl Treatment Of FesiiaH Prisons
Err by Canadian TrooP>-Nn British
Soldiers have Crossed The Houudasy
L1ne-Lady Mistaken for aka Invader
and Instantly Ksllcd-siarvin,s Fenf-
ans Stnt 1Iunac-Cens. Spear and
Sxccuy-asen. Meade Lcaycn st, Al.
bBns, DC.
Especial De.pateh to the Chicaeo TsibuneJ
ST. ALBANs, Vt, June II.
The lIsh! Of dag leaves very little truth in the
stories OF brutal treatment Of Fenian prisoners
aud British 1uEas1on Of American territory. which
were rife last evening. report from Col. Living
tton. commanding The UI ltcd States troops now
crcamped resr The frontier, does not mention any
ersc in nbieb the Br'i:h troops cro.eed the bonn-
aary m their pursuit Of Fenlan slrasylers.
One parry Of Felians renamed IN
several houses On the British Eide.
ju+t ont Of reach OF the Ameucar regulars. tnr the
sole purpose Of pil!acins ard n1araudlny. At thc
arrival OF the Canadian caya!ry the gucril1s fred
ono yollc5 At them and then ran for The mon les
The cavalry purrucd, cut and shot down several,
aud took two pr1soae1e. -Four, swtfter than their
comtadet. got ac-oss the line, The cayalry pussu-
cd no further, bat Col. Livingstone at once took
the men into cu=1ody, and now holds them. The
bntieb claim to have taken In Ill only seventeen
prisoners. four Of whom are Canadian residents,
charged with assisting and giving aid and comfort
TO the enemy.
No authenticated case Of shooting, hanging or
In any Tny raltrestne the prisoners has been rrpor-
I'd i pnrty Of British regular. were searching for
Fc1taEs raid to BE- concealed in The woods, when
they esw moving dRule c!otelg cloaked, crossing
p+,ure- They challenged, but the pesson p.,d
70 att tntton, and tbey 1t once fired and killed 4
maiden lady, retidlug with her sfster in house
, 1866-06-12
FROM DES MONIES.

EIamlnAsftn OF EounterfcItcrs- 4
Thinning Out OF Horse Thieves.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr,buue.l
DEs MotSEs, June II.
Two countcrft tiers. arrested In Madison County,
On Saturday last. were examined before the Unied
States Ccmmtsefoner hcre to-day and held to an
sMer IN The sum Of $1,000 each. Some 500 OF
counterfeit United States currency was found in
their possession. They afe supposcd to ha con-
nec1ec with the gang Of s0rse thieves which has
tnfesled this State for the last few months. The
gang Is being thinned out by hanging without
, 1866-06-12

Union Victory In OrcEon-Wool Sale,
&c.
SAE FnAEc1sco, CAL. June a. Portland, Ore
.on, despatch e,ates that The Onion majority in
Oregon Is 6u3, xilh four copnftes 70 hear from,
The sfate sen1te Glands fourteen Union TO eight
democratic. Both parties clAim N najori!y III The
Lower House. The ,o'al vote Il sss-esJ.
The Western Union Telegraph s;onptny's bark,
Palmetto sxtled Tor Pctropaulousk1 to-daF.
One hundred and hfly thousand pound. O! ship
ping grade wool VIZ suld during tho past week
at pr1ces ranging Iron II 10 II cents per pound.