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VOL. XIX.

hopct Eereived NJ their hands Ehcn that nanato.
nj md terrible rebellion brought on he rrso1ved
In she Ipulost rccsses Of his heart to suttnn toe
hts sI1n-, but keps the 1ltR BE hsd now returned
to civil life, md among the eVtdences Of hteoa3o,p
extended 10 h,n, be Bhen1 eyes highly n ehens9 n
c1p,caeed for h'm here to-day. tApr!anss}
The House then resumed the consideration o! the
hlll 10 establish uniform system of bank1upteJ,
ind much ttme pss occupied IN discusslnr NE n
taken.
Mr. ONEuI, Of Fa, introduced bill le1tendinss
The benents Of tectton Of The arny apPropIAt@loa @
CEN oi vniuneers below The rank ot Btsadier Cen
cral who were mustered out al their own re9nest g
otbt1r1se hono:ably dlsthaEced. n1tet ApI1t ~,
Is sss @ etss sa nssns Pss e d
Hete,7rd to the Committee on AilitsEy Aasi,s.
Tue lionse eoncRred I'll ths SenAte'e amendment
to The Ffecdnen'e Bureau bill .
reported nom the Committee OF the Whole to the
% Tse jb Beuss eoncaHed In the report Of the Com:
ont the sppropliatton OF ts9s, ,o09 fof uaensne
shop enS d sR e a saop s1a
afn'f. u t1ose@ Hsa for shs i,,.nd ! Isa5o,n,n1s
Portsmouth Nay la rtta ,.'ss,. e1 e4ese oss
0 foF The purchase Of 1be righ ofdEalnagc taro9gt
Tho yard now held b5 ths ct{ d,,t1 3 Gnef;ss s;'i
:esn slss1 to1 nn,cS,se oe' Of 0nl1s oss%sn %
E q pusac prope1,; i lie Notdolk md Pen:aso, q
S .,pnpsfs s.Ae' An for .assss ts2ss ,:s ssis
so9u,tes for The deaauc4ion Of Tic enemy's yette'
durme he rebellion, applicable to Al easoe: also
M aed sSaa 5e pad i, Hol.siea ot the act pressrlbn
thr oplh OF ohIoe The bill then passed+
, 1866-02-10

Proceedings Of the Leg1s1aturc-Rant-
fuca OF u Aebel-A Shocking Murder
The HtTeF.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribnne.l


r,.,n..a,,u~ or <ha vao1.re,rr-
Ffoeecu.uss y. ."c
fn:s OF n Aebe1-A Shocking Murder-
The River.
fSpecisl Despssch 10 tie Chlcaco Ttftuue,l
w.~nruzr Fah q
A'Aeof4tAs- ECU y
In the Senate the Franchise Committee reported
bill conie441nc s.1taee uron al fseemen, black
s.d ,-tt1. .Ee,.,+ srch - he,d onjrr n1der The
t.a...s...,. ana ~ -, ss.,a Governnent. snsb
Gonteoefase ana teoe auE 1osetoueu1s+ eaeo
~ LEFT Offices under the United 6ates OF state Eos-
c,pments 10 aid the rebellion, and those who took
-r5 h,o1.a thn .r,orstv osth Tire numereus hffs
ana ns ve-v tt-e<1,e I'M # "a
Oh tne san3eSa k1s VeoeiAte se1s ute9"e. auA - "
sincerity to be hoped the Union majority VIII soon
agree upuu something.
= ~ 1or.. . h,1t ,,ps fntrydrraa ,neon,orstIn,
tbe q Mosi1s .nd ciociunati R.iiroad CopanF, whose
Wiebn,ssrtte 0A" 1A1AA~1 avn"
ME- ~ * .,,e v,. .nent in afseuss,n The Con-
1hs.d reto,ntinn n Iefsrrne In he sdmi.sion
II TSnne.see deserates 10 CONGRESS. 4 rcsoint,on
,s rns1 snh. Hfeft }y sote of 10 to 81 exnrcas
M rn,12cnee in ho:h he prcsiaenf and CoorTcss,
n.s ..l9n1 -. tbo .dmfs stnn ~ I.nnrrrSsmen n
s anu p - ~ ~ Nv uith Ihe nnhic cnna mi when
~ one.,ion esme rnop the ossssse of lila the
rnnaero1s crnnsT, ssioo sT,cnd
sncrPs ph,ct anailr ds1nrsiized the UniM mem.
, 1866-02-10

arrtr.l of the AuAtrala3lan-Franc
A1ssss mn.s,n " sTs,raAanrroa.s % .s Of she Cat.
tic PiaEue-1he Fenian Araals-sesx"
uYes II Af1n1-A Peruvian seAAeA Ne.
ra1ned-A Royal Blrth-0penlnE Of
Farlfameht-%nh
NEE fonk Fep y-1he Gnnssq ~ e. e.1aSa,p .t,.e;al,
Austfalasian Nyespool ossoek pa ne aGrhoun hoe.
Of the S:th Gneens.oHn ne go, nss sn.,s, :.
passenger.
Tho Paris npastfen IN an a!eie ~ a, on ,as Aea r..
patches, eays .DfpuJu de- Ihn5s eonia not
g've an e1planan9n N regard 60 iae ~ .atesM ~
minHt1atlon Of Mexlco. tor Thc9 tne AG11aa Ms.Isa
States cannot call resisfsnee ~ Pianpe9fane aasea
tulets WAT afler refusing the lille o1 10
shs coutedesates. a..., r.na,, ,o,. ..,,, mt
contain The despaiches be11een Fsznce ana AmeT u e.,
q on the Mexican question as that qnesoon Is sun
pending. ~
1atest wesEiy refarn shows ior tie Inst tine over
ten thoaeand cases..
E,a ss soRtipoe .y r. r. S.1dhst! posn Pel'ss
osDs f E ihs % @ q s ss poat p q s.ue q.
Us s Z: III ssed 3, sn 81 spsa7a
| ulsr var On Spanish commerce undeT the Gillian
| Hsg.
The Bank Of France gslned nearly asso+N nsuca
1uSn oaen euI5as q pn III sss birth to sou on Ii.
| An Official despatch eaTe fT1n. w1th Gu arsa}{,
reaatnesr deliver up his horses md aceonucraent'
| The span3sh sena.e's address IN response to ~
Ghin, bui uas.s lie Government vii cause III
| honor and dignity Of Spain to be respected
Ii IL stated 1hat Fisace lately suggested to En-
lion. England declined.
, 1866-02-10
FROM ASPINWALL.

Alliance Formed between Peru and
Chilf a:ainAt Spain-Sai1ing OF a Peru.
Tfaa Flect-Valparaiao Blockaded-
1eyfoutton in Panama Frustrated.
NEw YonB, Feb g--Ihe steamer New York IT,
r7ved from AsptnNal On the lat The Golden Cir
len Panama on the night ofthe ssth for san Frm-
cisco.
Sewe from Peru Is that Dictator Prodo has nale
an Offensive and defrueiFe alliance with Chilli apd
declatcd WEI against Spain. It VAS hoped at 1ita
that otner south American rcpnblies, especially
Colombia. would aceede to The tseaty. Two PetuvAu
ffgates md two steam coEyetes Jeff to effect inc
tion w1,bIthe chilt9n feet. All spaniards residing
IN the province OF Linn hare received orders u3t
TO 1eave the country. and haze their names reds-
tered for snrFcilance. The Ptrus1au Government
has also taken other precautions to have rcpr1als
at hand in cafe the Spanish feet shoald takc pss
sekenn Of any part or the coast Inlct any otler
heavy damage. T.
The mills from Valparaiso arc not received.
BY sailing vessel ut CAllao. from the eonthrn
eoast It Is reported that the entire Spanish !eef Is
concentrated ut Valparaiso. That city IL probrly
ihoronehly h1ockaded, and perhaps attacked by be
The attempted revolution m Panama was tns
tTatEd.
There Is nothing important hon Central Antti-
ca. All the Slntes are at pence.
, 1866-02-10

From the Washington independent. 7th.1
Rlnce orr last issue, the tiue Of the Circuit
Court has been almost exclusively occupied
in:the trial Of Geo. Chase for the murder OF
Jos: T. Clark, Deputy Warden, at the Peni-
tentiary.
Tie following evidence was addaced !:
Chase, while in the Penitcutiary, for larceny,
had been assigned to his cell for breaking one
OF, the rules, when Mr. Clark and gaurd
went to the cell to take him ont for
punishment. Upon the door being
opened Chase stepped cut into. the
hall and said he wished to see the Chaplain.
Clark replied, the Chaplain Is, not here,
whereupon Chase gave his right arm a pecu-
liar jerk and grasping stone which had been
concealed in his sleeve, threw 1t with great
force, stirling Clark On the left temple, ftac-
turing the skull md inalctiu9 wound from
which he died two weeks afterwards. !
The prosecution was conducted By States'
Attorney Mum aHd T. L. Breckepridge,
Esq. Hon. Josiah McRoberts was appointed
by the Court to conduct the defense, assisted
by c. B. Garnsey, Esq.
The jury retired at 0 o'clock on Friday
evening, and stood II to on Monday morn
ing, unable to agree. We have learned noth-
inr Of the case since.
, 1866-02-10

ARRAY In Augusta-Church RobbinE-
StonesEalt Jackson BeneEtA-Cotton-
TrInl OF G. II. Lamar, Jr.-An Exa&-
.efated Negro Outbreak.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribuue.l
MACON, Feb. Q.
An aflay in which half dozen co]o1ed eo1diers
were wounded, one mortaly, took place ia Augusta
on Tuesday.
Church robbing has become common practice
in this city. Last week the Queen Street Baptist
church was entered and the communion able pitcher
and trmber and the carpet in the asle carried of.
St Pants Church Was also recently p!undercd.
4 great demonttrafion TOOK placa At Concert Hall
IN Augusta, last night, in aid OF the tau1y Of him
whom the Chronicle and Sentinel OF that city calls
fhe immortal hero StunessaR jackson.
Cotton 40c Tor nltd1n8 ut Anguish.
In Savannah, q Military ComniseIon has been Or
cau!zed to try G. B. Lamar, Jf Upon charges e1mt-
lar to Hose recently brought against bis uncle.
\ Stonewan Jackson benefit took place last eVen-
one hundred and fft5 soldiers belonging to The
1fgd United Sa.es Colofed 1ntantry have gone from
Macon to garrison Columbus, Ga, where there hare
been no troops for rome lime.
south Carolina and GeosRia journals are flled
blacks op Jobnsou'Y Island evidently cndeavortng
TO make much out Of little. All there was of it
see,ns TO be simply ths; l. couple Of persons Sis-
lied the island aud the blacks snppoeine they were
about 10 be Gtspos OF their lands manifested
conride1abae hostility. The more Intelligent q tho
negroes inefefed 10 prevent violence, and neither
Gf the gentlemen were hurt.
, 1866-02-10

Coolbaugt, The Sw1ndicr, wanted In
New York-The Tubular Boiler Ques-
1lon-Fentxu NIattcrs-Opposittuu Fe.
nIan SfAterlloo&i.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
ST. LoE1s, Feb. ..
Officer John Brown arrived here {estcrday rom
New York with documents for the apprehension of
Gen. CooJbaugh, who is charged with swfndlins 10
The amount Of $6D, 600.
The steamboat men here are very much exercised
on the tubular boiler question. The Atlantic !
Mississippi Steamahlp Company are about renoy-
ine.aD tubular boilers from their boats md snbsti-
tut1ng the old tashloned long boilers Upinions
and counter opinions are published In ab1ndance.
t;sn; Sweeney. TIE Fnian SSes1esag secret s o1 WaI: =:
1rish Republic will have hostages for i'a brethren
held in captivity By England He announced alto
the purchase Of arms and war pnunftlons for the
astist1nce OF Ireland. .--.
An opposition Feniau sisse'hood has been Or
cantzed, composed Of lhc Dridsets. Who helleye
only in 0'hatoney md AcGrath. 1ha Original
Fentan Sleters bare gone over to The Roberts eide
bouF and hrcechcs Since the visit Of Roberts that
party has used extraordinary measures among its
adheIcnte TO procure fresh supply Of funds.
, 1866-02-10

The Execution Of DIR. John W. hnEheh
The Murder OF Tamzep Parsons-
SCENES on the ScAffDld.

The Execution Of Dr. John ". HnEhes
The Murder OF Tamzen Parson.-
Scenes on the Seaftu1d.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tddune.]
ClEvI1AND, Feb. 9.
pr. John #. Hughes, the murderer Of A!ss Tam
zen paspou., Of Bedford. Cnyahoga county, Ohio.
vas executed IN the county jail in this city, At seven
MINUTES past one O'clock, this afternoon. ae bad
elored to Pittsburgh With this gla ii eevert.xp
years Of ncc, On the nloeteenth :. December, 1864.
They were married on the following day, and be
WAS arrested On The s.sL on the change Of adultery
and blca1ny, ri. tried, sentenced To the peniten-
tiarv for ons year, but WIS pardoned out in se or
six months. He returned in May. 1st5, and visited
Tatnzeus iataere honae on the 2lh Of July for the
r.1poee Of Inducing her TO live With him On her
fefnsal to comply he shot her dead ID Bedford Stf-
hRe.
tried, convicted and sentenced On the 3Gh Of De-
cenher last to suffer the extreme penalty of the
Ian, ae be did io-dav. He made twentJ mtuutes
speech On the ecAdo1d, denounefng Moses a. the
greatest murderer in history, and hf Law not Cod
1aw. BE said there 1as no tenee In numbering him.
lie did not believe that Chriet was the son Of God,
DC. He was Killed instantly by the fa1l-stx feet
Two inches. Not mutcIe moved In the act. .
some tso hundred persons wert present in the
lie jan gates and flled the adjacent streets: The
BODY Of Dr. Hughes Was taken IA charge by the Isle
Of Mona Society, and wi1 be given decent burial.
Rev. Ar. 1homc acted as the spintnal councillor o.
Hughes, and made yezF touching and eloquent
nYaYer NOM the fcAfpld.
, 1866-02-10

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tnbone.l

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trbone.l
TorEKA, Kan, Feb. ..
Senator Manning rose to question Of privilege
md read from tho 8tote Journal IN article saying
that the House defeated the immigration bill in
consequence Of an irtiunation that the Governor
would appoint an imbeeile and incompetent man
u immigration agent.
The President Of the Senate rued that tho article
did not conc under question OF privileges - #
CHARGED no senator with beng Imbecife Of tncom-
petsnt- ...
The Senate parsed the Houpc concurrent reso!u-
ttou relauyc TO the 18th md Seth sections OF tbe
Cherokee neutral lands.
The senate alro made the Capitol appropriation
hill the special order for Tuetday pe1+ and an
definitely postponed the bill making an appEopsta-
ton for geo3osiesI surrey,
The House pa1sed the new bill for the aa}e OF The
Agricultural College lAndf, which II Is supposed
vii overcome thr ohiett.ons Of The Governor.
ii. ". neynolds, editor Of tho Kansas Skatt
Journal ]ectured lstt night In Rspresenlatl!e Hall
Subject, ayyestern 1deas for Western Ae1: The
speaker ssgrtd that the great want Of the West Is
manufactures, and that 1t eonfd never bfcoe anle-
reudcut and Hel!-suttatnlng until It nnllpled ~
fore OF Industry. mud claimed Inst the Ecst won1a
ultimately atsert lts supremacy IN scholarship cul.
tu.e md civilization.
, 1866-02-10
FROM LOUISVILLE.


Foreerr-Counterfefts-Gue.
rtIlA1 In Tennessee.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9.--An attempt ~ Was made ,es-
t.rtIay TO mass forged check oi nO II ~ Fco-
nlc's Bang Of tpis city, hrnwn upon '.1cneu s
Armstrong. It fated, and the police re ai1es the
Twenty aolla. counterfeis. nsi" lal currency, arc
aaoat herr. One man has been arrested for trying
About dozen Of Hazper's old band Of RuerIllas
It'll 1nfest Sumner and Robertson counties, Tenn:
On Friday Last they 1hot J. g: Smart, ansttea al
The Peace Of Sumner county, IN big qu1 honls. ~
had two bullet holes through his peaJ. r'h. Ia nd
Of outlaws IL the terror Of That secs'- f ~ rnnr
IL They a.e regular h!shss' .ob6e!.' ~ 'D' s0'D
The stesnsIs Aaa,tssapr. M :. and PeYtona have beer
,sf1ea 1ms. Dae1 es, ac@ - and Win rot aga,n re.u
!,a 70 tn.s pp!' uts was done because the under
WIN. ~ Louisville 1efase 10 lnstre on boats o.
= 4es where tubular boilers an used Both tht
dfseiesippi and Peytuna Aye tubulars. The othe
tubular boiler boats ot The AeRls a1d niss!sfs1pp sf
Able and Luna. A special despatch from St Loul
rays that The Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship
company Will remove al the tubular boilers From
rheir hDatn.
, 1866-02-10
Mem advertisements
Nfm 2400EttIakA&kNs
The Sunday Times
APApER FOR THE MILLION.
The First Number to be
Issued To.moFfo"
Morning.

On Sunday morning, The 11th tnst,. Ve shaA CON
ynerce the publication at T1x SCxDAF TfxEs As Gus
tnet and separate paper RON the rcgu1a7 uanS issue
ri TnR CHICAGO T1xrs. IN hze It VIII b the eae Is
The dai,7 edlnon. The matter Will be expressly pse
pared 70. IT, none Of which Except tho most iap@s
t,nt ,elegraphie dispatches and certain uas1st
sence) VII appear ID the Mondays issne- oa'y nnl.
lied spaes viii b appropriated 10 advertisements, oy
xhien tho quantity ot reading matter NAi % sas
tarze. Politics will bc mostly excluded. ae~s' te&
hrscfpg the latest despatchss pJ teeRnpn3 toseSn'
homest,c local snd RELIGIOUS: foreign and noue sps
IN. musical and theatrical Intelligence tnelnonH
r,,efnttv nrepared review for the xre8 o. esents
The city reports Of the hthious: at anu meIs
criticisms: poetry, tales, and aketchesi eo'ottan'
chiefly m m!aeenancous sunleetA; correspondents.
desi9nsd for this issue: tar1eHtuses o. peopo ~.
,htnpt n+up.csuses ot city and country lie; al sot's
ofI,ems in Irofuaon the Latest oommeselA ana uasa
rts, tnttl,,senee-saehw will he the atef7aa OF WHICH
! - .hs1i make Tux SUNDAY TnEs.
ht vant of sueh paper hsa been long telt N eoe.
Or IN nther cities, were the nclds are not 70 9oot
a thi. BgndAy papers arc highly popular eoo
fuI We feel perfectly assured Of tne annno7ns 49,
| jaritr md tueee1a Of Tue sEspATF F11tA W ~
foY ycsy large circulation Ia the soonu ~ ~
IA tbt city, Tta grand design OF the paper WI 81
,rrae inatruct and elevate It will ne paper Ea.
III elss.es Of people viii read WIN p1s@aa.s =
prohk
, 1866-02-10

TAsutxo7ox, Feb 0.-The Board Of Officers will
assemble here On March 10Th. 1885, or As foou fhefe
after a. practicable, to e1amine upoo The following
questions and make recommendations thereon :
fiItt-Wbat form and calthee OF breech-1oading
AIMS should be adopted AZ model Tor the future
conatructlon OF mnskets for 1ntAut92 Second
What torn and cahbte should be adopted - mod
ri tor the futrre construction Of cafbines
for cavalsI! Third-What form Of hrrech-1oading
should be adopted n = model for change ot the
muskets already contracted, to bteeeu.loahlnX
tor.kst4f Nhoesef rRtEatfs arm to lh1 above
Uusrd Hfn be required 10 .tatc- ip writing. the low
est price At whtch Il will be furnished IN the esens
Of ,ip being adopted By The Government: The Enlef
atton IN his power. and xilt also provide Il With
oflse room, stationery, md place for e1peEimenal
atnz, tatRett. ammunition, ETC. Ihe sep0rt OF tne
Major General Hancock Is tho senior officer Of the
Hoard
, 1866-02-10
FROM FOND DU LAC.

Especial Despa.ch to the Chicago Trtbuue.l
FoHp Du LAC, Wis, Feb. o,
The Circuit Court for Fond du Lac county con-
yened on The 6th inst. On the afternoon Of the 9Th
a case WAS commenced that bas ELECTED the most
intense interest. The case was that ot Emily L.
Hardy agsin.t Dr. ]. Il. Wright, brought to this
court BY change Of yenue from WtunebAgo county. \
case Of nalpract,cein In nntin'ing limb. rom which
1be patient died. The atiosneys for The p1atnt'd
were Hon. Mst Carpenter Of Mftwaueee, aaatstod By
u. B. Jacksou Of Uahkosh; for defendant, deaeal
, 1866-02-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Interesting Fact Concerning the State
militia Law.
fSrarfe1 Dasfatch to thR Chicago 1dbune.J

InH&IGHt101 EAE$ %04-NA sAAAAA eAAN 0E---
nisl1ttA Law.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tfonne-]
Ixp1AHAPoIIs, Feb. ..
Some days agp Gov. Baker received letter RON
Hon. Green Clay Smith, Chairman of the ANasy
Commute OF the N2uons1 House oi hepftsen-
tattres, asking Tor copy Of the militia law Of the
Stale Of Indiana and Other documents pertaining
thereto, aud information a. to the working Of me
Inv and services rendered By the militia during ihe
rebellion. for the purpose Of insisting the con-
m,ttec IN preparing bill for the organisation OF
ps.joual muttia. This letter was tofeHea oy
Gov, Bike. 10 Adjntant General Terrell. and that
nfscrr ma to-day forwarded to III. Smith the doc
uments md information reqsested. AmonRfI otoef
r. dct Give and its provisions entirely
,et under the prrasute OF the gIest public AanRes.
pea1y 30 companies Of the Legion were raassd ann
AIMED under itfor The defence Of our botEs u tll
some 50 loo roiila haze been employed n Aeuse
service for vnTous terms Eary1ny snu zen 10 tnIty
days. The expense of maintaining taese tfoops
has been lafge tho Sta1e has!nB already
patd ont four hundred thousand dollArs 1o1
HIT purpose, anu It Il estimated that abort xsuuO
more viii have to be expended 10 bring up AL AZ
Iears, A portion Of these amounts has oeen re.
funded ty the General Government. nud the statc
ha, ed be1 claims for the remainder. Ten. teffcl
fayors 3be enactment Of rational militia law q:
nrnnose ed by the Committee.
Al oHcial despatch ~as received this attefno1n
hr he Governor tiom the War Department, statinl
ih.t m order has hecn issued for the muetG-oat
thc S4th indiana intantey, uow N Texas.
, 1866-02-10

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibune.l
CINCINNATI, Feb. Q.
The Inspector Of Internal Revenue to-day discov~
cred aeyenty barrels of wh1skey At one Of the rail-
road depote, ffandu1ent1y marked, which were
promptly relied.
One Of the fraternity Of forgers who msde rad
On our banks yesterday, it turns out Was successful
In drawing "a 900 from the First National. All
efforts 10 discover his tracks have proved unayailiu
so tAr.
, 1866-02-10

NEW YoRK, Feb, IA Buenos Ay.es coE1etpon-
troops thai hzd Invaded Dtazdl. by erossfnR the
uyueuay river, VIE followed BY \ precipftatc rr-
s5eai 10 thetr OWE territory Of al theE forces that
were occupying corrtentes: For more than week
forces had progressed, that on the a5th OF Janu
asy they would make grand combined
atiaek With 5000 trouqs and thirty War
steamers On the farncuAYan strong
hold at I1umaita, On the Paraguay River. THIS is a
place Qfimmeuse strength. mounting orer hun.
red heavy enns, rendered d,teult Of spp5oash p
snpposej by enbne.sed torpedoes. and having to
nck Il d Pararuayan army of u oco or 2 0oo and
conldesable heet- The march Of the alltes u pnf'
snif o thc retrealtDg PAraguAyans across the Prov.
Irrc al f,otIieusea 10 the Paraguay River. for 3Q
miles. through IN almost uplnha6ited country; L
de.r1bed ae one Of the greatest dlneusy am suuef
1rrr and fnar1t othef. derexted.
, 1866-02-10
THE ARRESTED GILLIAN
AGENT.
He Publishes n Card to tbe Public

ue Publishes n Card to tbe Public
Alleged Fa1sity Of Reports. Etc.
NEW Yong, February a-senor Mckeuna pub-
,,hca Latter In the {IeTaid this morning attempt-
tn- ID e5nain The Il CUES anees connected With the
1rrnt nruceedinne 1raln.f h11n Of the authorities
m lie RI. nicou or his implication IT, scheme 70
I'll Out an expedition IN this Gty 70 assist ChlI IN
it, var With ErAiu Be says that all the uyatet1o1s
details. the novel incidents Of hss arrest, ana
he Inventions Of al sorts published o. taa
pt B. sre each and all Of them acsitlous. gotten ug
10 t1rte curoeity, Or have, perhaps nfen d!e:atea
hy less noble motives. He Is asfnreo toa! spshtsn
srents were found IN the nelghoorhood q hls
hnnsn nj the time Hhen the attempt 10 take MIN %
nraou took place and that the same a.euts insisted
fihst The public flnctionary should execute II. ne
says thnt at this time be Viii nor s5y =
sssslc sl word WITH regard to hts alleged 81
dsmirions of he Queen ot spain neither ~ ~ ~ ne
explain the error made by the feeEf tPa T. .ne hs
nsss1on Of the despatch Of Mr- Asaa MnIGa, tae M
Ck1lIan M,nistrr at Washington. Iot az tuns ; !as
nroper time will come before the tribunal oL
ap1 before the grand Jury Of public cpmioa. r. ne
adds: II will come forward alone 70 ma1atain tee H
1tsftce and legality Of my proceeding ana % .ae
teople Of the United States aha tae
tt,t}atcd void Ii general shall know II the R!ano
nGnciplee which were tho glory. the power and tne
nfesto Of this country Ia the old time. are todas
pnly shadows OF the past, or II the5 may stll! be
sen, like rainbow OF hope, BY nee men ana iiee
neople, who may be subjected 70 the asress!ona os
c1owped usurpers, from the Rio Grande 10 the
atcAft elaao of Chloe"
, 1866-02-10

B.agg Of this city, and Col Bonck Of oshfosh.
Csuwds attended The t1al. especially during NJ
epeeches OF MesHs. Bragg and CARPENTER: Arou2
the numerou. surgeons whose opinions ha1e oeen
taken from The Witness stand a. surgeon Genesas
Woeott. great soHcitude has BEEN shown amans 1a
the medical craft the result Of this caee, taeJ
$500 lot The privilege Of killing taan Ihe 1pry
wese ckarced Ut O'Clock Of Tbntsdsy, and 1t OF
Ttiday reported they could not agsre.
7Ls reiehtated Railroad iar1n mortgage cases
have been continued smother term
, 1866-02-10

SrH1SaF1ELu, Feb. 0.
Breret Rs,E. Gen. George A. Forsyth, Of the 9Th
Illinois Cavalry, has been mustered out and honor
ably discharged the sesyiee.
The case Of John Murphy. Minor OF the ssh Iii
nois Volunteers. Who was caslnered by general
court -mn1ua', has received the attention OF the
War Department. The disability 10 rc-appontmcnt
II Is reported that three companies Of the 58th
Regiment Illinois Vet. Vol. arrived At Camp Butler
this morning. and that the balance Of the regiment
was only ehort distance behind
By The breaking Of a rail In the neighborhood Of
W.ftamsstlle. on the Chitagp and st. Louis Rail-
road, freight train going North waR thrown from
The rack With Eome damage, md the passenger
train from Chicago, due here at 430 this morning
did not orrise till noon. No Injury to life OF limb
, 1866-02-10

NEW YoEk, Feb. 9.-The receipts Of internal
reached $eo0 a39, ,.Gs.09, beng Go4bO pei day
md 1t is estimated that under the present System
:he receipts to Jnly 1st. 1866. will amount to $,-
MY fEn