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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

p@Deep blowing is to be superseded,
according to German, by pipes laid in
the ground with air holes, and all com
municaiing with fire, the draft Of which
creates the current
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06
g-JoaS LARvnL, Of WAY &c. county

who presided over the first Democratic
State iconyeption ever held in Ohio,
which occurred in 1924, was present at
the last, at Columbus, on Thursday he
sat with the officers Of the Conyention,
BY Special invitation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

/ B1" A negro Sunday School process
sion marched through Washington last
week, headed by white teachers,
with banners lying, win the following
inscription upon them, viz: " We are
JoHE BRowNs pet lambs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

B0-Tbe virtuous Dana, it is said, has
retired from the Chicago Republican.
1t is thought that the paper retired from
DANA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

WICKERsHAM - The friends Of james
wiekershsm. Eco. are invited to attend his
funeral. Services At Calvary Church this eve
ming Jan. O.. at half past se'eioek- CarriAees
Al the Church.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

BS" Itisannouneed from Washington
that the Democrat. members Of Con-
gress have resolved to withdraw their
moral support from Mr. johnson un-
less he makes a positive recognition Of
it by a reconstruction of the Offices q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

the late rebels, making them forget all
his faults in their sympathy for his con-
dition, ii has already been fully achieved.
Let us have an end of shame. Either try
him or letlhim 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

D6-False eyelashes are the latest in
veuiion of cunning fashion for hiding de-
fornity and aggravating beauty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06
USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID ExTRACT UCHU

FLUID EXIT ACT BUCH q
In all diseases of these organs. whether exist
in Made" or" Female. from whatever cause
originating, and no matter how long standing
1t is pleasant in taste and odor. immediate
in action, and more Strengthening than any of
the preparations OF bark or iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
constitutions, procure the remedy at once. 2 1
The reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack of the above diseases. it is
certain to affect his bodily health, mental pow
ers, and happiness.
All the above diseases require the aid of a
H.H Fl fH..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

p6~ Gov. SUTTER, the first discoverer
Of gold in California, is supported by a
pension from the State.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06
nea In England the consumption

BA. In England the consumption of
anthracite coal has only trebled in the
last twenty years and increased ten-fold
during the present century In America
the use of anthracite began in 1920 and
consumed ia 1860, 100000 tons,
against nearly s6,OOOUOO tons in Eng:
land 49,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

Bea. r. RICHARDSON, OF West Virginia,
is collecting material from every avaiIa-
Bile source for biography of Rev ALEX
AMBER CAMPBELL, who founded the Teli-
gious denomination which bears his
Hame
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

B9-Gen. Jos T. JOHNSTON is 20 re-
ceive $1,000 salary as President Of the
Alabama and East Tennessee railroad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

btD- The object Of The late serenadel Il
is said, was to compel the members Of
the Cabinet to show their hands The
Radicals are always showing their hands,
dirt and all, without a serenade
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06
MEDICAL.
IEELMB0LD,s
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

L'oR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM IN
Il discretion. The exhausted powers of Ma
ing symptoms, among which viii DO found In
disposition to Exertion. Loss of Memory, Wake
iulness, Horror of Disease, or Forebodings of
Evil in fact, universal Lassitude. Prostraiion,
and inability to enter into the enjoymcnt4 OF
society. u 100 "
The constitution. onoe affected with 0rgsnic
Weakness, requires the aid Of medicine 10
strengthen and invig0rate the system, which
no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity ensues 4cfm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

pa. The Indians are congregating at
Fort Laramie to attend the pending
treaty deliberations AT that place About
twenty thousand are already present.
The greatest destimticn is reported to
prevail among them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06
HELHlliOLD,S
WEiNfR0ED'S

f l. UID z TRACT BUCH u
-AND--- is.4.i f
IMPItoN icD RO:SE WASH
viii radically exteminate from the system
diseases arising from habits of dissipation Mt
little expense. little or no change in diet, no
Inconvenience or exposure; completely super
seding those unpleasant and dangerous rene
dies, C0paiba and Mercury, in all these diseases
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-06-06

NOTICE .,.,
orrtcE or JuDaE COUNTY CoURT.l
t SHELBY County.
MEMPHIS. June 2, 1856. J
BY virtue Of the power in me vested as Judge
ofthe County Court now appoint the follow
inr Magistrates TO take she enumeration Of the
Scholastic population, between the ages Of SIX
and twenty one years, in the various districts
of shelby county -
District No. 5-Wi \; b yoRR
9-JAMES CARR0L.
sH {" 5-JOHN @. CREIGHTON.
G-ANDREW STEWART.
re. PULLIAM.
s-H. c. BREMER.
a-M. RODGERS.
lO-T. @. BLECKLEY.
ll-W. II. WALKER,
i2-TH0MAS HOLMAN.
l3-W. S. WALTON.
l4-tCityl s, 8. MOORE.
=" ie-.C. L. BROOKS.
" l7-JEREMIAH MASSEY.
The gentlemen herein named will make i'm
mediate application 10 JOHN LOAGuE. bsq,
Clerk Of the County Court, who viii furnish
them with the necessary blank books and sta
tionsry for the work.
The enumeration must. il possible, be com
pleted BY the 3th inst. and returned 70 lhe
County Court Clerk. who viii make his return
70 the Secretary Of State by the lst OF NY.
II Is Of the greatest importance 10 the people
Of Shelby that this work be commenced Al
ONCE. and pressed through with the utmost
Weare sadly deficient as to Common Schools
they have been shamefully neglected. Educa-
ton L the bulwark Of our republican instiiu-
fions. Let future attention and devotion TO
80 s,,hieet atone for past dereliciiOus Of duty
THOMAS LEONARD. Judge.
p. S.-The appointees VIII receive lair com
pensstion for their services. which will be al
iowed By the County Court I. l..
, 1866-12-01

FROM EUROPE.
Continued Arrests Of Fenians in
Ireland.
Peace Between Spain and Chill
Confidently Looked For.
Illness Of the Empress Carlotta
Growing More Serious.
MaximiIian Expected in Europe
During the Present Month.
FROM WASHINGTON.
General Grants Views on Recon-
struCti0n.
E1tracts from the Forthcoming
Treasury Report.
Interesting Items from the Report
Of the Fourth Auditor.
FROM MEXICO.
The French Troops Making Ac-
tive Preparations 10 Leave.
TIE Story Of Sedswick's MoTc-
ment Pronounced a Canard.
TNE FENlANS.
Action of the Brotherhood at Va
rious Points.
Belief that a Bloody 1nsurreetlon
Has Commenced in Ireland.
FROM ChNADl.
Another Fenian Raid Expectcd''
Great Excitement,
Runored Conditional Offer tc
Release the Fenian Prisoners.
Terrible Aecident on tie Memphis
Charleston Railroad.
Seven Persons Killed and q Largg'
Number Wounded.
, 1866-12-01
NATIONAL FINANCES,

r~.-.+. e-o- -. n,
Hr..ors-;tna.,at" au' o.nR Sn,,R IreetaT
Fer FIJI aeo Expena!s Tor ths
ins xr-amoan1 ef matt Tndss 1er tae G Go,n.
r. hC c'ss'aa,op.Hsanc,.ra et the Pas,ie
Fourth Auditors Report. DC. &c. '
,Dy C,aIx's Sews Aseney.l
Herid fso1a Ws.hin.;on. So;smbes en b 70 .,t. .nc
The ioitacom,ng ret,oS1 Of ihr Snc.e,a1T of r.
re,ed and prncd to- dt.tibn',on 10 M 91a
yicWs xiitS II Vii nre.ent wi' II nos nc nc ~ &C
u. a. ~ me Of aIancial policy will BE- lsd down.
1s,Inr,; ~, -, ~ .aea aaa nsures VI! snow INC
fa:elirr cnn'i,ia,; ar11on ,h. 70 Ge maeh Uosc
-, ~ S"n1naou ny !S tnan y the orettinf OF the
The close Of the asc.l xe;r cnsne nS 81, g Al
ona,nr a ;t5 w! snow that M nsca1 ys1r
The baanee II TIC 1ssu15 on HI s:eoa
ea.S on land Jnre n "; ( SS, H.. ID ~ ~
gain, fiso. .sli,so6.0a. >''''A''A 'A'-Ae'
rcncy tslte. OF he Iai.ncc wnnId have e1r..dnd
Sl5a;fto,Vo0 ~~e4e1
, 1866-12-01

lspcIial Drfpatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WARRINGTON, November ~.
TIE rRoroFrD REFrnl1cAk cACcEs.
1t was proposed 10 hold eancus OF Republican
members Tonight but Thanksgiving has kept
large nEmher at home, and consequently the cau-
csr WIS postponed, and 1t may not now oceur TILL
next week.
FEY11So or coxEnEssxEx.
Is CorGrcs.nen arrive, It Ia quite crtdent
that they como laden With the Indignation which
the people feel toward Mr.. johnson, and 1t Is also
1nade clear By these indications that the people
have Ad. Asecd greatly since The election. Whnthtt
ttc1e will he nn attempt at tnpcachuent or not,
1t Fccnos certain that those low here are deter
mined to &c f.1ip Andrew johnson Of power As to
1aakc h:n FowcIlcss for harm. Tho opinion that
the Fostiesh Congress will b. Law assemble II noon
Bn the 9Th Of March next L. almost nniyessai, and
to fuc1 cIttut docs this prevail that the organ.
iEa;ion Of thst Congress and ili probable work Il
talked Of Gu!te q frequently n Tho meetings aud
1nEasuzcs Of the coming session.
TIE cosVExAED STATES.
The ecLjcct Of ignoring the present State Cor
c1pmeuta, unless the rebels chow less obetinacy
and dcGaAee Is rapidly gaining ground. General
t;rent's position that unless they adopt tic amend.
1ae1t they may 60 farther and do woEse, seems 10
be the resi ry to tie situation. The si.taEeot Of
General Giant to leading rebels that they
were directed Of all rights, and Congress atone
could rrt1ove them, Is sufficient indication Of
The sfrc"St1 aht direction oi the political cur.
1c1l
NEW r Fo<TNAsTHS.
The Postmaster General has made the fuIlowtnE
appointments Of po.tmas,crr In the Vert. etntn
tie 25.l 1ittanl:
Hirots-Waxhburnc. F. T. Brown, rice T,
uanec, removed; Grand Cham. e. r. Bsislop,
rice D. Porter, resigned; GsllAup, A. J. Ctcaye.
LIZ, rttt 6. v. Brown. resigned; Lafayette, IL. T.
ual4cy, nee c. L. 1epoft. resigned; 0:riney. r.
DUR. tief ]. i. Henderson, resigned Gen..see
Grove, Jotr Tzzer, t1ee E. Dsuoldt]d, resigned
I1Ec'e Cross Roads, Lewis Iaue tse+ 4. Johason,
deecattt Navclock, r. j. Brown t.x ". Ken.
yon, removed; Akron, D. c. Purcell. eies T. D.
busd.cL- 1en,o.td Forkssil1e, c. Gale, rice F. X.
6coyi].c, dttlln<d FL Dorado, J. n. Cox, r3cs Il.
S. shaw, failed to bond.
Hi<eonsan-sp,tnsda1e, JAMES r. NcPhcsson,
tict H. u, Jefferson. declined: Spring LaSc.N
ueEeruor rice 7. R. Auftin, resigned; New An
Etcsdau, \. Spanglcr, rice .. Eccdhan, 1ealcucd.
ladsc-c-F1-n Land, J. c. Williamson. tie
G. G.AcGrii!, resigned; How Patch, +. s. Trl:tpoe,
rtct C. Hayr-t, resigned Rlchlaud, T. s. Stew
t1t, rice J. II. SEuxcE, resigned.
0Mc-Arcauercr. j. Mote, si:e G. spsecSc:. re-
moved =; Putnam, +. L.. Potte. rice J. 9. Oiekla
eon. declined, Freedom, l.. Bryan.
N;e1icen-BroTnstown, y. #. chspin, r1e'
II, G. ii ORGY, resigned Trenton, a. Nelfsuany
1iee 4. II. Tlclps, resigned; Gibraltar, H. :"
Linn. 14et ]. Dye declined.
drtorsas-Bosey Depot, F.. J. Anurcr, ttct J
S. Phillips. removed; BED Fork, L. H. Mum. NJ
, 1866-12-01
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Erert Fall Of Rnsw nj Omahn-Stsrv1s1nh
Rates on the FIain~-SnvtgnttoR Ctsacd-
Archbishop Kenr1cA'4 "Sltver WtddfnG," :"
do.
Especial Despatch 10 the chfcaco Tr1bUne-1
ST. Lor1s, November -.
P.avatc dispatches from Omaha, received here
ths afternoon, report great fall Of snow In that
vicinity, blocking nj the roads, and causing sesl.
ocs tsst1ers on the plains.
Prices OF provision. In the mining towns Arc al
starvation rates.
Navigation On the Missouri River |. eloesd shors
, 1866-12-01
MEXICO.

The Reported Crossing al tho Rio <:rnndc by
EnttCd -fatrA Trsops-@cNnrd nud Inbn-
sons Course toward the French Governs
nacnt-Thc Frenrh Authorities hare Acted
turn of Troops ms stur lIuscr.ul -
FrnucC.
lspecia! Despatch 10 the Chtcago TTlbunr.1
WA,n1so7oN, November es.
Up 10 ten O'Clock Eo Information has been re-
ceised By General GEant OF tte President conceru-
Ing tie report that tieucsal Sedcwick has crossed
into sexlco. General Grant has telccraphed
General Sheridan that ii The move has been made
It will . Tcpud!alcd. Scnor Romero has no Ia.
formation upon the euhjec,, and, in facr, IN the
diplomatic circles Of Washington mp to thfs e7en-
Ing, ro.hlnG il known about tic reported cross.
ing OF Tho Rio Gtande, except the conflicting &C.
counts In the p.pcrs Of yesterday. III. Seward
has not communicated with the French Miu,aier
on this subject. and iu fact. Of latc. hi. whole
foreign Ambassadors here that botiI OF these OIL
ci1}s nrc brnl upou forcing difficulty with Napo.
ieon. o. & .hs o'her hand. these Ambassadors
Information hss come 10 Ugh. to the eaec. that
nore than one year ago the rlan OF CREATING
md lit seward by sosne leadins rebei:, ,hey de-
clAs1nG thAi in their opinion 1t Was the only way
ot'.nel',& the Presidents policy Rpou Congress.
he zesponrbility, and felt ransaius Of beiuc sa,s
ported by the people. LII. Seward, however, 1:
ihas cary day urged him TO adopt the 1aeas arc.
Immediately alter the cltcuous lie and Nj.
ss"s'd begin to work actively In the rnatleE, md
al tnd,sa.tont potn! 10 their making trouble,
4 teller ju.t rccet. cd IN scmt-oticIl circles
from the City OF Mexico. written anes the dcpar-
ture Of The Campbell Sherman mission Wis
Known at that capital, says that Ma1rhai
BaEalne stated meu1y that 1he1e vas
no cause 10 anticipate trouble with the French
authorities from tie presence Of General Shcr-
mAu. 70 convinced were all theeo that The En- 20.
ror was acting IN good faith. The heads Of ihe
French army were speaking very mighty ot Gene
raj shctman's record. and seemed pleased at The
speaking au,horlla:lSely. and from t.. personal
observations Of the writer, etates q further evf-
dcnee OF the good faith OF the Emperor thai in
accordance with orders from Marshal Daza,ue.
The destruction VI quantities OF partially wor,i
out military material had been commenced. The
, 1866-12-01
The n1ies5nE Sfrphrn~-EhIpment OF Arms
Tor 1sciRud-Unttorns 0rlcrrd-Rumorp
courcFntuR Fcninn Psivntccr~-Aetlslty OF
the brotherhood nj Fnr{oaE fotnt&-

GouretntuK Fcntnn PkivntccrH-ActlJ1ty OF
the Brotherhood Mt En1ioas fotnts-
lily ctals'e Hcwe Ascrcy.l
NV Yonk, November D-Thc Tttiwnt says 1t
l. Certain tt1' A1. James Stephens has left The
cay for pane unknown. In company with several
r,ual excitement Colonel kelly retusned toms
das< since from unkLoro pats, md ha- Observed
avery mys,rE!ons Ee.ieence ere: since.
1t il understood in Feutan circles that Z vessel
Was rent outside of sandy Hook 1t 4 hte hour on
Thnreday eyen1rE. Nth 4l0 reyo1sess ard 10 En-
held rl1es for t4r Is1eh shores, The arms weze
Conveyed 10 the vessel on 4 hArbor tug, and ius-
mcdsafely WAS dIfcove!cd bearing out Ii Is prob
able ,hst ecrnc OF the asns we're conveyed from
iGtiadeiphis. 7he vessel % VA. 80 sid t5 Be ra,ta.
out. TO a.eia a'aso.ezy; and ! un sign. Win the
where the o1igiaa1 ie,,crs were painlea.
In the city OF pnhltn there arc stationed at
pst:cn. lSMo tecEl.t, British troops: housed y
Guy. To drive these ont it would be Necessary to
organize :. s.u0 fcnians, who must Be thoroughly
armed AID 9tcani.sd: Il Is more than po*.ie,e,
much blood VIII Be shed, With, however, ba1 one
s .ts.ds S5 as a T. i:
meantime, diversion in Canada 1. 10 heie1peeted,
lrpm whAt is going on At the Roberts hcadquazt-
O.derr have been received by President Roberts
ard General Spear for 5000 uniforms ftona the
different ctrcle., the monty for sneh uniforms Il IL
eFEIy ll&4AIES a%N04APAsit LII LIE OtA9i- AaG
arunotie- nc busy h1tuE up,, and burnishius
rEotcpas bloody work for tome peraon or persons
unknown. President Robert. Is nt his otaee
from day to da,, without any rest or cessation Of
lAbor.
The pdtiy Mrs ssyt several prominent officers
Of Colonel Kober. tt&tl walled on Colonel Kelly,
The deputy c. o. !. r., Yesterday, p1edging them
eelsrs TO cooperate with u,c maln body as soon
a. tic order = Il given.
The L7i4y Nttrs tae ru1nor that several Fenlan
pttvatcerT have left N Eastern port 10 prey on
English epmMefcr-
There is quite hvcly time among tho FenIana
here, Considerable contributions OF moacJ and
4 .fe being received at ths Stephens headquzr
te. ht reorganization OF circlas Is RAPIDLY pro
GTcs =. and good tnany men atc Joining III
Uifitht ntcfAiEAito0.
, 1866-12-01

General ekerman'a TrieErnm-A Biautce-
The Despatch In Fali-TFnnsparta Eu-
gn<ed Tor fhc Return Of French Troops
e.ory aE croAaing tho Rio t:rande Pre-
nonnecd n CAnaFd-si0seuca1s OF aInxt.
milinn-CApturc Of Iatapa hS the Liberals.
10y C!aiS's News Aecucy.l
d.E n t;<1t seetia.n, t:1sas to 70 h,an
Grant, II was made 10 read that II hear that Gen
cra1 Sedgwiek has crossed The Rio 91ands with
troops ctc., Instead Of that II fear he his eross-
General stettdan's telegram Is in full, and cor
''To General {. S. onAST: ''
Il .tcar General sedswlcI has CROSSED from:
Browntvil}e TO Matamaros Under the preieacc
s q ss1ox
*F. Il. snkanAx,"
General sedGwiek il 6e I'd crossed ihe ..ses @ IL
N ottcisl capacity.
say. tho Feneh Stns.ef a. wa.h1nstoa s! PIR. 1pI
rithcd tho State Department with The nanes o!
tweuty.fou tantros1s which arc about to sail
from anee H. Y ne soevd7 v " asaesn epsaion
No breach Of fAith in thetE ~!hdraxI il intended.
e,ens 4 a. Ses ss Ind i Mst1 HI
| DIN. Marshal Ba1slae hs* e1pzee:ed himself
whom he Intends eu.renacsinC Its ttnst
No Official Information h.e been received al
Washington concerning the repuzted occupation
| al An;amprae by T. t'eL %talcs troops, and New
Orleans detI atch tt11es thAt It il undoubtedly
| ccro1d. Gerera1 searwick has paid IN ofIic1a
visit 10 EFcot -. who Is investing Aatamoras.
H1v1n1, correspondence, dated November
| s4th. says General Sherman his retusrcI trom
Aontoriza- The Susquehanna VIA to have sailed
| On the eth.
NE~ OnlEAxs, Sovember 9o-The steamship
Alliance arrived ftum Yeza Cruz to-day Will
| Aedcan dates to tbs sssh instant
H.1imthan's baggage bad aT1tEcd II Vera Crux
Int he Wa still n Ort1aha. at which place he hat
been te.idine for the last the xerks 4 prtsAt.
/ s. ntleman. There &ere two French and twt
| Austrian f1teatea At Vern Cruz.
hn1Alpc WIS 1t tho City OF Ac1tco- The Frencl
Low hold that place and Pueh'n+ otizaba and Ten
| Cruz Cordosa u used n ae outpost while the,
| a:e FORTH, tpK Ori1Atsa; and they also hold fhI
| pnss Of t'clmendo as m outpoAt for Vera Cruz
They ht ID nc Other positions IL Aextco,
| The Chusch party nf Aaxtco had o1ercd d
rake six millions ct dol.aEs II AAx,miIlan woult
consent 10 remain in the country. An 4Ameacal
pE?seetosate scas regarded by the people - IL
orlF solution OF their prcseut difficulties.
pa-ehed on Jalapa, vhseh 9as STRONGLY foitlae;
| continued for t.vcral days IT Intervals. 4 lar6
number Of Imperial troo7a deserted 10 The LII
cthl Amy. Tho Imperial troops were driven
the Cathedral where thtY were cut d RON al suE
pliet. The tnal assault vas made on the l1th Il
ttaut, Nhen lhe 1mpt Rial troops surrendered a
| pIttotcrs Of WEI. Qu The 1lth, ColDnel Dupcal
with one thousand troope. A11lTed from St hal
! to1AEao, Fr son'4 10 lssapA, but, hearing Of Il
surrender, returned to Q1tfaba.
, 1866-12-01
General Notices.

NOTICE.-Tle public will piease take
y bed and board without any cans- and al p-1 CONS
hereby forbidden to trust her upon mr. xour -
,o.. AAIIHlAS JEzEEK.
, 1866-12-01

st. Joseph, md ou the Mississippi Rive north of
keotuk.
The Roman Catholics Ire ont to-uf,ht 5000
etroug In torchl[Kht psoeeeskon, celebrAtiIg the
silver Wedding Of AFchblshop Keurick.
, 1866-12-01
FROM CANADA.

The RcmoTh Of FenIAn Pflsoper4-Another
Na3d Anttclpated-Exct1eme nusonR tho
acknowledgements OF Trpops-Humokn
and HKrm5Rc8.
, 1866-12-01

Ey Atlantic Cnblc-Contiunsd Arrest of Fc-
ntnnr-Fcncc :!onn to be Dcctnred Between
spain nnd Pcru-Thc saxon Chambers
Apr'n.r tIc Conditions. nf Fcacc-Amcri-
cnn ThunhsafrlaU In Iundon = Illness Of
Empress Cnriotrn Craving fIorc Sertons
-aln.:iEtIinn Expected In Europe During
thc Pr;-nrnt Mouih-CeDteutt VI 1lr. Scvv-
nr.l'H D*-I'utch to tho American nitnister
mt PARIS.
LoNDox, November co--Eseninc.-Occas1ona
arrests tG Fcnl1ns continue to be made BY the
Government authorities tn Ireland.
ElINSl, November s3.-A morning journal pos
itvely .:tpcs that there Is any truth In he rumor
that the Aurtsian Government is concentrating
troops in the province Of Galatia.
LONDON. November 9.-Thc London 77zss
esys that reaec will be soon declared between
Spain. Cliii and Peru.
MAplt1,, November s4.-Ttc Queen OF Spain
Intends 10 visit Lisbon Oh the l.t ol December.
nArsDES. November 2a--Thc Saxon Chambers
have unanimously approved the conditions Of
peace.
.ner Kingdom Of Hsnoscr arc generally withdraw
inc from European cout1r.
.Hy t:a,c'> t'nlted Stases snd European Agency. ]
LonDoS. November 2g.-T1e ArItricans' res,-
e M II a a. nees es
vas NTitee large aItsndancc. and afte: 1pp:opsi-
atc Religions ceremonies, the customary cdi{,lcs
were h, a,,'T discussed. Patriotic speeches were
made, most OF wleh referred In nalcring terms TO
Tic great fu1u:c Of their native land under The
bleat;nss Of peace.
qr.stc:s .Lat an carly peace will be satisfactorily
srlangtd lctwean thr Spanish Go;ernmcui anl
the allied Governments Of Chill and Perm.
E1ES*k. November -. The Chambers haTo
improved tic terms of tho recent trcafy Of pcscc-
PAnI-, SoTcmhcr e9.-N Is aAuuHnc d that tho
Illness Of t1s Empress Carlofta has assumed =
more s:-i,.'te asreet, and feara arc entertained
1hEl 1t vii! sucn prove fa;El.
rAnIs, November Alt Il now announced that
she Emperor Ma1imIfAn Is expected to ar
EiEe here early in peccmbe-.
LONDON. November e3.-Thc steamship Union
from NV iorE, 9Th Instant, has arrived In The
Thames,
So,TrAzr1o., November 2. Steamship Hansa
from New York, l-lh iIetant, ayriscd here to-das
and saiIcd G'r Hrcmcn. Sfcam4hin Bo-nssia from
New fo.h. 1Ith iuslnut. has arrived and sailed
again for Hamburg.
1lrEEroc1, November re9.-St:amshtp Columbia
En1u New Orleans has a1t.rrd.
PARIS, N7lelubeE s3.-G,cnlnE--it hae been n.
ecr1aincd thIl Secretary Stewards dfpa,ch Of Mon.
Gay 10 tic Aneecan Minister, at this eunft. rcA I'd
to The Withdrawal Of the French troops from Mex
leo. and ihc c11Fcss lon OF the hnnc tht Ffauce
would carry ont lts prunkt reference thereto,
The desI a!ch also alluded 10 tho departure oI
General Sherman for Mexico and gave the rea'
patel! IVES LEU ~ually lengthy, Ii was nevertheless.
corchcd t.. II eorcil7iosy lhou:h 1IEui1ed Epls.t
n5 ,lEtl-%cerctnsy scsard's Dr4o.tch Ia
ltc!Attnu 1u tho FenInns-John t5ulI Ue.
Itccrcu1.
NEW 1cEK, November 3a-A private Letter
frc:i loEcon says Secretary $ewaEa i despatch te
Sir T1cs.. RI: niuce in regard to tho Fe,ian psis
out1s, has awakened bcliiseFcul feeltn: In Tory
1scleS.
, 1866-12-01

Silence Of thc Gable In Regard TO Affairs in
lFciand-Thc Fentans Assert that a ten.
~1ns nnd Bloody I1surrcction has A1rca dy
CamMenecd.
lspcSl2f Despatch to the Chicago TIibune.1
NEW iohK, November ~.
The silence OF the Cable a. 10 the stssus OF IT.
fstfe In Ireland suggests the probability that ne
Feed nut expect much intelligence respecting tho
reported fcnlan uprising through that channel.
IT locks a. II tho British Government, which holds
boh ends Of the Cable. will circ q. a. little 1E1e
ptWS ~ possible and thAt mol uf character to
create any excitement Or synpa,hy for The Fe-
nians. But in this city the mysterious prepara-
lions fos instruction At invasion carried On
with Increased vieoE. The Fenfau officials, who
have charge iu thu absence Of stephens, natntAsn
dEcseei silence As to the extent of these p:epar-
aiIops. although they assert with ce1ue1t coad-
tcEee that tbc tsHy has actually commenced, md
that next week the United states will have starr.
ling intelligence OF a terrible md bloody work
from enc end Of lEe1x1d 10 fhc Qtisf.