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The Van Buren press., 1866-02-17
NOTICE.
Office of the Little Rock and FOf
Smith RailgOad CO., A

.lCEVVAN BUREN, Feb. II, 1866.
4 NY person who has Books, Maps, Papeo
n or any article belonging to Little Rod.
and Fort Smith Railroad Company will cor
fer favor by leaving them with Jesse Turns
Esq President Of the Company, or with nj
- -, SAM. MARTIN,
Sec. l., r. & F. s. X. X. Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

,oo,,oissior ~ Tornessee reply that Union soldiers
were furnished by other Rehel STATES also; thai len
neSsee is entitled 20 immediate leadsson ny n"S,ns cs
established n [ MON Government and rallied the ton
stiutonp Amendment before the suTrenuefsso ~ Lou
isi4na now one of the most raneorons ReDel states
that although Tennessee is indeed the nome oil ites
font johnson MI johnson would never have been
elected Vice President # 1t had depended upon the ma
orfy OF the people Of Tennessee for they would rather
Iove voted him INTO exile han into the White House,
AID NJ The present moment Mr. johnson could not be
elected Governor Of that State on full vote. 1t Is
argued in addition 10 this that the account gwen OF
the condition If things in Tennessee by he Governor o
fbat State rs well the Union Central Committee, ~
such as 10 show how small share the Union element
would have to maintain its official ascendaney IN tne
state if those restrictions were removed wch serve
an inducement for good behavior. But ABOVE AL u IN
asked II TcaResscc bc readMutd, uRcondHionaHh rHh-
iqtinR gr6H any fhcr guarantees, On "hat HeOTy az
fkc rord yoH going 70 iHstpy me ktep,nR oH Me
oier PrBel states hovertr disioydi anu they shall hare
cfr,y trr'icy Pu0rGpfits The ground OF tins pfncl-
ple once abandoned what basis you gong 10 rest
your pohcyi What common ground OF action VII Won
nave your action is 20 be governed only ny afofhfy
rule, VIII you not be completely adr never to le'
gain firm footing again.
such are the two principal objections TO the ilnihe
date TCadmissiOp Of Tennessee and the most ardent
advocate of this scheme cannot say that these oblec
oaS are groundesS Morris the apprehension uniound'
cd that the ground OF common prlnciple once
abandoned the majority will hOpeessy honnder hDoht
in the mazes of arbitrary theories special peadngs
that the majority without fixed, nelhglDe ana log
ca policy 10 guide them. will unconsconsly yeId pOmt
ailpr point, ana tat 1tNNcfstt WIN ~ iti H"'" "
plausibe duantics will prove the Trojan horse carly
ing al Re6eldOm concealed in its belly IL is not dll-
cult 10 understand why. under such CIRCUMSTANCES ue
President should he very much IN favor oi spihElng
e 0ueston upon Congress and II Is stated that he is
uein, his patronage bet purpose in some cases mol
without effect II would be more dihcult 10 n1uei
stand why some Republicans should prosecute this
scheme with so much ocious zeal, having no better
reason 10 eve for il than those above stated had tbey
not been made 10 believe that "the people lmpeia'
tiyely demanded IT, IN Ills respect the iaule IN the
Platform Committee Of the Connecticut State tonven'
ion Of a resolution Tocomu ending the immediate ad'
mission Of Tennesse serves 20 indicate the lfue cur
ron Of popular sentiment If the Republicans OF this
Congress keep in mind that Tie people q lie loyal States
insist above al upon having security for the ethey
viii never feel tempted 10 wanonly give mp the ony
ground upon which they can secure what the people
demand. oBsiNth
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Fight Between Canales md COrtinus-
Monterey moi Captured BY EscObede.-
Two Murders below Brownsville.
NTw.ORfrAye. Saturday, Feb. n.


Tie TmtsS Brownsville letter reports fight
between Canalcs and Cortpas in which the latter was
wOrsted.
Murder and robbery the order OF the day on tie
Eio Grande. Much terror prevails.
All persons now cross from Matamoros TO Browns
vile without passes.
Escobedo has not taken Monterey but hovers around
H. capturing and robbing all travellers. The French
troops have left Monterey account Of the Jealousy Of
the Mexican troops
Gen Negrete Vas still al Brownsville.
Manual Ruiz the Juarez Minister has gone over TO
Macmillan. He denounces Juarez a usurper.
Gov Vidaurii died NJ Monterey.
Propositions have been made to Macmillan TO build
\ reilroad on the Isthmus Of Iehuantepec.
Sergeant Nathaniel Winslow, of the ih United
States Cavalry. was murdered below Brownsville
while carving dispatches about the Bagdad affair
from Gen. Wright to ClaTksyie.
Mr. Harmon +. Barglcsicr OF Hamburg n bookkcoper
of the important firm Of DrOefc Attlin & Co. OF
Mptaporos was murdered below EfOWnsyillc while on
the wav ClaikSyille Ia testify in the agdad inyes
CATION Tie was lassoed and beaten 10 death
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Great Britain.

The Fenian Commission still continued ,hu
trial of prisoners in Dublin but il was expected 10
Court wouh rise in day or two.
The Dublin Mail says il was rumored that the olra-
sion of Drawing. Room" 10 be held at the Castle %
February !. would be ayailed OF by the FoniaIs
for an emeate.
applying 10 Parliament for suspension OF t1e haeaa
corpus act to give II power 20 deal with foreign coz
sprators.
Dublin was posted with proclamations Offering in
addition TO the former reward Of e 600 for the appg
bension o. Stephens Sl.OCO for such private info:
ton may lead his capture 1900 and free pardon
will be given accompces in the escape, 10 these
harboring him who may reveal his whereabouts.
! The Government Is said to have given Commlssic1s
Of the Peace to several military men 70 enable them 20
act independently ofeiy magistrates in case OF Gistr
bQnces.
# is stated that owing to the Fenian tendencies Of
the dock lab)rcrs at Liverpool, numbering 1909
men, the authorities Of that ioWD were Oh tho aier -
check any demonstration.
The entire Counties Of Sligo and Carlow and parts ~
the Counties OF Longford and Roscommon bad pee.
proclaimed under the operation OF the Peace Preser'
ton act.
Another regiment 500 strong, embarkeda at Liverpool
on the 30th for Ireland.
At the inaugural banquet Of the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin, the toast to the rdLeutenant was received
with great cheering. Lord Wodehouse IN reply sad
the past year had been cbecaered one 'hey had Deen
menaoed with conspiracy, though powel!ess 10 en-
dan ger the peace OF the Kingdom bad inflicted greay
injury on Ireland; but the Government would enfol'a
the laws and maintain the peace of the country lGrea.
cheering He appealed TO all whether political trals
had ever been conducted with greater impartiality
tie prisoners themselves had confessed thlshe would
add that the Government would employ every means 90
maintain tho peace knowing they had :he support of
all classes in Ireland for Rot one man Of position hat
joined the conspiracy which aimed at the conhscatlon
Of property.
There was great cheering during tie delivery Of these
sentiments.
A notice was issued by the Police Commissioners
last night prohibiting the holding of the fancy lar
and bazaar in aid the families of the State pIis
oners. which was announced for tonight.
The concert announced for tomorrow night for the
same purpose, is also prohibited the Commissioners
stating that they have received information that the
meetings intended for tie purpose Of assenbrga
and that such meetings ii permitted are likely to en-
danger the public peace.
The official inquiry into the loss Of the London was
progressing In London.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Meeting of Inc ReeOnstruciion Committee
The Case of -Rumors Of "a
Presidestial Movement on the subject
The Congressional Deicgation-Ar.
xumens For and Against Admission-
Their Merits Considered.
-, a., Sn,.el (otr1.pO1deut,
wAsHlvc1oy, Feb. l, Ise


WAsHlyGTON, Feb. u, 1850
The Committee oi Fifteen had meeting TO-
Js, the rpo.e Of takng tie Tennessee case into con
Alteration No decision was however arrived al, and
,be Com,ittee will again meet on Monday. 1t is
,boucbt robable that The Committee will soon make a
rerort at not in the shape Of bill providing for the
,nmedite rcadmission OF Tennessee. There Las been
,sort artificial excitement about this matter which
= nos beginning to s1bside. Somebody probably
,orubody in iniimste relation. with The White House
-salted the rumor hat The Tennessee question would
b, pruug upon the House at early day that it would
he aiken out Of the hands Of The Committee Of Fifteen.
.pttlat the unconditional Icadmssion Of that State
world be voted by a large majority Of the House. 1t
WE reported that Speaker CollaX indusiriously
,anyisslDg the House 20 bring about such result.
gentleman of great reputation, and for some time
pyey intimate relations with tie President, declared
few days ago al a dinner given Dy a high public
fnnciionary that tie President felt OF being able
procure the early and unconditional readmisson Of
the Rebel States that majority IN The House with the
Speaker 81 lis head. Wds ID favor o olnglng IN Zen
0essee first, and that alteIward there would be no
difficulty as TO the rest. general impression seemed
10 pTcya that by some bold ana unexpected movement
IN tic House the admission Of Tennessee was 10 he
forced through aud thus the guaranty policy oi The
Republican majority in Congress completely and forever
Oyerridden
As TO Tennessee there s 10 doubt, an almost mn
FeIsa feeling IN favor Of the individuals sent by The
,eOpe OF that State 10 represent them in Congress. A.
ioyalsts they are esteemed and they aic pOpu
lar. And this feeling Of sympathy for the Indiyidnsl
representative predspOscs many look upOn Iennes-
see exceptional c'sc. 10 be kept apart from the
rest Of the Rebel States and variety Of good feature,
are discovered IN her history and present condit ION
which it is urged. eDitle Le 10 different treatment
" j. not difficult up tic arguments usea by the
friends Of the immediate icadmlsson OF Tennessee
I. Tennessee furnished a considerable number a.
EniOI soldiers during the war. ,. Tennessee organ
ied loyal State Government before the surrender of
the Rebel armies. B. Tennessee ratified The CoDstu.
ional Amendment before the surrender L. Tennessee
Is the hone Of President Johnson Such were the an
gomens FIST brought fOrward by Speaker Cofax, and
s'terW ard repeated BY many Others.
The opuortnfs Of lie immediate srd nncou'itionn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
HAVANA.
The CarniyaI-r1r. Seward's Visit.

HAVANA Monday Feb. - 1866.
The steamer Manhattan arrived Yesterday
from Vera Cruz. She brings news OF interest.
The French steam transport Jura arrived here the
sth inst with troops. or their way TO France.
Yesterday was the first day of the Carnival the
festivities OF which have been declining from year
wear Owing the number OF assassnatons last year
ibe Government has prohibited the wearing at masks
by pedestrians on the street. but two murders last
night are reported.
am duly authorized TO state that the statement In
TIs N, York Void Of the J0th ut in regard 10 Mr..
Stewards visit to an aidde-camp OF MaIiman, at the
Hotel de Ineletefr0 is unrue III every particular
cent tint Mr. Seward did make call AT that hotel but
il was 10 return the call Of Gen. Andrew Porter who
is still at that hotel No aldde'eamp of MaIimian is
known TO oe at present IN Havana.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
TIE SOUTHWEST.
Steamboat CoIIision-Gov. Tntien's Pre-
clnmntiOu.
NrM OnIrANs. SaturlnY. m. b

NV UkIIAN-, SafuIHlN, TOO. IT, IcUU
The steamer Blue Wing cOllided with the
gunboat Cowsip at Regor, and the former was sunk.
No lives were lost.
Gov Patten Of Alabama. has proclaimed amnes y
and pardon 10 all persons liable be indicted prose
cued for offences against the laws Of hc State for the
crimes Of rape and murder except between the com.
government
Arrived steamers IL, II. Cuyler and Montgomery,
from New York; ConcoTdia from Boston.
Sailed, Neshannock and Alabama. for New York /;
Cassandra and honsIngton. for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Row in the Tenmessee Legislature.

CINCINNATI, Saturday Feb. IT, l-6G.
Considerable confusion and excitement oc-
cured in the Tennessee House of Representatives yes.
terday over discussion on the Franchise bill Hard
words passed between the Speaker and Mr Mullins,
when the former threw his maet a, the latter head.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Opening Of the English Parliament.
The Fenian Excitement not Yet
Subsiding.
A French Envoy to the United
States.
THE SPANISH.CHILIAN WAR
ChiIian PriVateers off the Spanish
Coast.
THE SPANISH.CHILIAN WAR
Peruvian Iron. .Clads Leaving En-
giish Ports.
OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Inman steamer City Of London Cant.
Mirehouse which left Liverpool at IL o'clock on he
morning of the 3lst utimo and Queenstown on the Il
inst arrived here on Saturday.
The Scotland left Liverpool simultaneously Win 10
City OF London for NewY0gk.
The Edinburgh arrived at Queenstown on the night
OF the Goth uit
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
House Proceedings OER Sats
urday.
THE STAMPED ENVELOPE QUESTION
ApAY OF SPEECH MAKING.
DAY OF SPEECH MAKING
Remarks of MesSrs. Cock, Lawrence 0i
Ohio. and CullOm.
EE&IAN MEEI IL y F.
.An Appeal to the President
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1s6C
rBE RICHMOND EXAMINER AGAIN.


The statement is telegraphed here direct from
Richmond that H. i. Pollard has received permission
from be Secretary Of War 10 resume the publication o
lis Rebel EromuD. He advertised its resumption on
Wednesday. Gen. Terry has received no orders OF
information upon the subject Ihe TumoT Fe'ai'eu
here Yesterday that President Johnson had given Pol
lard assurance that the order should be revoked when
is probaby the truthful statement 1, has been au-
ihori'atyey ascertained tonight that the President
has promised that TIE Eramiger NAV be restored.
TIE NATIONAL DEBT, AND now To PAY II.
The statemmt originally made by the Con-
fJoar Of the Currency showing The ease with which
lie national debt may be paid by tax Of 10 cents PEI
ponD6 on all cotton raised in the United States is at
tractng much attention. il is shown hat we enjoy
nononolv of cotton raising and in other way can
sinking fund be so easily raised. Others favor Con
.titutional amendment reversing the COnSuiutiona
provision inhibtng export taxation. Senator Dixon
introduced proposition for such amendment at The
lsst session which failed. lie will introduce similar
proposition again this session.
GEN. LEE.
Gen. Robert Lee was before the Committee o
Fifteen yesterday, 10 give his testimony OF some points
connected with The present condition OF things IN tlC
Rebel States He looks hearty and robust and seems
10 enjoy good health. He stops at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
sPEECH-MAKING N THE HOUSE.
The Senate was not in session yesterday, 1t
beng speech. making day. Mr.. Cooke Of ILLINOIS,
Mr.. Lawrence of Ohio ana Nh Culiom OF Hi
nois submitted to the House tier views Oh The Recon
struc,ion question. Al three deeafed themselves in
favor Of demanding substantial guarantees from the
Rebel States before they should he readmiied, and all
tiyoe sustained the theories they advocated with stories
aud well arranged arguments. Tie number of Repre-
senta,i,es present small bl 'he tIoeeles made
,egy favorable impression
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
LATEST FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

The Bagdnd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the
Commission-The Blame Thrown on
Crawford e. Co.-Distinguished Ar
riynI nj Matamoros--Gen. Cortinas
Answers 10 n Charge Of Outrage ON
United States soiI-Fnrcwell Order oil
Gen. WcifzeI-Panic Among tho Lib
eraIs-Their Artillery seized-Cap's'
Reed and Sinclair in Jail-nIouferey
Taken by Rscobedo-Negrete Abandons
,EuareY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
The Weather.

RiIL,ND, w.. Feb ls-l0 D. M.
1t commenced showing this afternoon about
o'clock The snow is six inches deep. and II is
still showing hard
BALTIMORE Feb. 1e.-There has been n northeast
wind, with moderate rain aldav TO night il lsraiu.
ing heaylv.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Austria.

The Emperor and Empress arrived at Pesti
on the Goth ub.Ino, aud met with hearty reception.
Tie Burgomaster IN an eloquent speech ".'0l Dc ~.
dressed to Her Majesty said that tie c.owns JOY and
vladness Oh Hungary had ROW arrived. The Empress
deeply affected By these remarks and hy the accia'
nations which everywhere greeted her
The Central Congregation OF venice had resolved.
thar the reforms proposed by the Austrian Government
in Veneia are eana6e Of being carried oat.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
To Naval Candidatcs.

WA.hNOIUN, FtN. Ir, Irtf,
The several candidates for bOatswans IN the
Navy who have passed their examinations, are desired
to send their present address the Navy Department
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
The Erazils.

The mails from Rio Janeiro to Jan. . bad
reached Lisbon.
The Allied army was at Psso ds PatIia.
Lopez was realizing his property
The steamer Powerful had been Lost off ColaberGaD.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
MAINE.
Ad,..ruueut Of the Legislature.

I AUGI sIA Ne, saturday, IeD. \, Iebo.
I The Maine Legislature has voted 10 adjourn
finally on Friday The sd inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
III. s,e.mer Gen. scdgwick.

EoRIRFss MONROE. Feb. ls lSG6
The steamer Gen. Sedewick. from Port ROYAL
! for New. York came 10 short of coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Spain.

Two Chilian privatcers have been seen off
the Of Spain The irsate Isabel has received or.
dcrs 10 pursue them.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
rEyJANS IN WASHINGTON.

lEkIANN IN W .SLlNOIpNs
A large and enthusiastic Fenian meeting was
Reid last night and addrcsscdby George Francis Tram
Naioy Tooly. b. Doran Rilian aud tne Hon. MessIs.
Iocers OF New.Jersey and Hogan OF Missouri. Let
,e-s were read from Michael Boyle anu Capt. NC
cafTertv dated at the jail in which they we're
cop6ued on charges OF conspiracy against Her
MAJESTY, Government, nom which II appears ihai
United States Consul Eastman and Mr. Adams
declined to interfere IN their behalf Capt. Nc
Caferty had served in Tie Rebel army ana SUD.
,eouenilv took the amnesty oath 1he meeting passeu
resolutions declaring The replies OF these iuncuOhalles
ipsotng 10 the prisoners and ignoring al me cislns
1bey had 10 be entitled TO protection as clehs oI We
United States and also requesting the President 10
jpsnre proper representation OF American ohl0h ana
riDclples al the court Of St james and the different
ropsnates throughout the kingdom Of Great BIlaln
and ireland. Committee was appointed 10 cO1nmh'
pieste these resolutions 10 the PIesident. hesou-
mons we're also passed denouncing the acton oi Inc
british Government in cOudemnnG 10 penal sefNltude
citizens OF the United States who went upon private
hrsipes 10 Europe, and who had committed 10 Olelt
,cf against any country These resolutions i0rmed I'D
mari the basis Of animated and earnest speeches IN
ihe course of the evening resolution was adopted de'
cfring that the Monroe doctrine was q sWindIe on
American nationality
CURRENCY ISSUES.
During last week 100000 III fractional cur
Y.ncy were issued 70 the National Banks and $1,000
10 Assistant Treasures aud others There is sull IN
urgent demand iOr more, especially IN the Southern
States The Printing BuIoau IS instructed 10 p'Ihl
900 daily Of all Cenoninaons uhtli iuither oiucis
THE FPEEDMEN'S BUREAU.
Uuring the laI week several interesting re-
ports wore received nom ocents OF the Freedmen
Inreau ia Different parts OF the South regarding the
freedmen and the former masters. As general tnng
tbev state that Notwithstanding the great opposition
20 the sysicm Of ald aOor the condition OF affairs u
very encOnragD@
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
sprFcH.NAKINC N THE HOUsE.
To the associated Press.
ppr,cHrvG N THE CAPITOL.

The second of the series OF JuDhet sermons
rgepared by distinguished diyines e tic different
Christian denomination was to-day delivered by the
Rev DT William Adams OF New-York at he Capitol,
on the subject Of the Advantages Oft written keNe-
1gf
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
SPARE MOMENTS,

A katD, awkward boy came one
morning 10 The door Of the principal II
n celebrated school .ud asked to zee
him, The servant eyed his shabby
clothes, And taking him for 8 bcgga-
sent hiu round TO the kitchcu, The
toy did AZ be was told and s%ooaaprcay
Ell at the back door
II should ike TO sec Dr.. ~
said he, You want q breakE more
hkc,' said the servant, "aud cpl give
you that without troubling HIM"
Thank you," sid the boy I've no
Objection to q | Of bread. b.. / should
hke TO see Dr., il he can see
me" Some old lothes, may be, you
Wan'," said Che sen ant az in. cycling
the HOy's patched ,uscrs. al expect
he has none to sps'e, he gives them at
away srd with ut miuding tho boy,
request she won about her work.
Can / zee \, --'" asked Tie
boy ngain after eating his bead and
butter.
We'll he's 10 the lSTsry Il he must
DO spoken to; bUt be does like some
nae to huaSelt said toe gjrl in a pee,
ylsh tone She SCENE 70. hink it very
foolish to admit such IN illlooking
following into the doc presence, bow
ever, she wiped her harasrn3 told him
% follow her Open z the Hbuu
door. sic said, Here is somebody ST.
who is very an1ious to sac yen, srd So
let him in."
do no; knoF how tie bcy "a 20.
daccd himself or bcv Be oroaea
business 5pt know , a, aae- vb.c
'ac principal by ,s >ock be va,
eaijue COX ag some tetk bees.
acd bceao oo,anne $50, en- s,meg
he exam cats, lasted So soma ne
very question shih @. sstos ssAcd
vas readily ST Eered
"Cr mv 'cri, 'ai tie r-iu,pal.
lyon %ertainl 10 vel kuNaEt tie
boy -om Aesl 20 foot, ave- Bis spee,
isc'ca Why ny leg, vi ,rs { 4 yOu
liek v7 &c -och Inns syare no,
msuts aaswereC tie boy Hsrs vs..
S P@r aasi. Wor boy, with q f..
saacas III school s, yet nearly CITED
70 sdlte by imply narrowing 81,
PSI, n meni. Thai yoans boy BE-,
Saus clS fAs Sns,ss. ner Of his age
he Esgoi laaOUs and, SIS a statesman
has psssi been surpassed
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-23
AdmInlstratrlx Sale.

astHHaHtHfHH
nY virtue and Ia pulusnoe OF eeeFea %
The Probate Cour Of Noxub0e county
made M the NAY term $50 thereof, the under
s,gned adminisatnVofhe s,a,eo Hen'v q.
Bsaslev decesNi, will, IN the Tth day OF
Julv next, between tho ,ours prescribed BY
law, proceed to sell at thecOurt'hnHss door IN
the town Of Mteon, o. pullie auction, 70 the
highest bidder, on a credt Of twelve months
from the day q sale, all that certain tract OF
land situate, ling and bdng IN said county,
containing by estimation seven hundred and
nincty.seven acres, more or less, known and
DIES cribed as the south ha' and the northwest
Quarter of section thirtysiX township sixteen
Of range seventeen east te southwest quarter
and the west half of southeast quarter Of sec
ton thirty.one township nXteen of range e,gh'
teen east the east side OF the southeast quar-.
ter Of section thirty.6 1--WE township sixteen OF
range seventeen east, whbh said land was cul-
tivaied by the d,cedent.
The purchaser or purch 'ers Of SAID premises
will b. required .ogye bind or bouds, WIN
rood and Suficiu security for the payment OF
he purchase money, in uelve months from
the day Of sale
Juse 9. 1866. j1Riw AdmidGAatrlA