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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.
RcNoIt Of Troop, in Spain.

UIIFAN. Jan. 2O--The steamship Asia, from
Liverpool. arrived this morning
Political news uuimportant.
4 Spanish regiment revolted but made no pro-
.,r.~s they being pursued d the mountains.
French pu,eS closed ON saturday 20 Isl. BE.
COrroN MNREET.-LIvEgrOoL, Saulrday.--
Prices have downward tendency, and the market
WAS uuet. sales of OOO bales.
EivJd>tunS very dun. Provisions quiet and
steady. touaols closed ON Saturday II NIaSI5 Tor
money. 4. :. I've twentIeS, gig
The Bank Of Holland raised the rate of discount
TO Gs.
THE FENIAN TRIALS.
The Feuau trials have been concluded at Cork.
GA the 81 several more prisoners convicted were
sentenced The trials Of the remainder OF the prs
nuers were adjourned 10 the aSSIZcs, and many were
liberated ON bail. John McCaierty and William
Mackcv being Aliens were admitted To bail on their
own rerOgnizance The Judge told them that If they
cit the country they would not he called for trial.
These men were cleered through the streets by
large crowd.
GREAT FIRE At LONDON.
4 Great fire had occurred at st. Cathemes Dock
warehouses, ia London. The loss was immense,
consisting principally OF hemp jute, tallow, etc.
THE Cattle PLAGUE.
The oRi s,sl reiurps for the week ending December
3d. show large Increase Ut fresh of the cattle
disease. For the previous week the number OF cases
WAS 80 aud in the last week st December 1853.
The number in Yorkshire was $50, and ip Scotland
1915.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon gave his usual New Years
reception % the Diplomatic body
rhe London Times anticipates that 10y next jan
nary the Emperor Napoleon will have withdrawn his
trod.s from Mexico and from Rome.
ITALY.
The Pops rccsi,>l The congratulations OF the
French army ON the lSt VI Iauuary. He returned
l, thanks and said il would proUaSly be- the last
time he could he,tow his blessing ON them. lie
feared the enemies of the Church would go 10 Rome
after the departure OF the French troops.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
FOR SALE.

A 25-IIORSE POWER ENGINE, with CIR
IA CULAE SAW and MILL capable Of grinding eight
bushels Of per hour, attached, nearly new and in
perfect order in the State of Delaware will be dev-
cred James river this city much below drst COST
SMITH WHERRY,
Commercial Brokers and general Ageu,s,
nov9t No 40 Main street.
STEAM ENGINES OF ANY POWER,
u Saw Ml., Cotton Gins, Cotton and Wooden Ma
Cnary Machines and Machinery 81 every character for
railroads, Mills, &c., at manufacturer prices.
SMITH WHERRY,
nOyl5t 80 Main street.
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. HOUSE PAINTING.

iDe HOUSE PAINTING.
L. L. MONTAGUE Il SON,
Main street, between Seventh and Eighth,
Are prepared TO undertake
HOUSE PAINTING
In all Its departments, in GOOD style and on very res
sonable terms.
ouroid customers, and the public generally, are TO-
vted to give US a cali
l.. T.. MONTAGUE SON,
sepZ.-'n House and Sign Painters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

The President has relievee Provisional Governor
Marvin, of Florida, and recognized David S. Wal
ker as Governor. Mr.. Walker was elected by the
people
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
Otero Murder-GonzaIes Convicted.

New YORK, January l9.-Gonzaes the murderer
OF OterO at Brooklyn, some months since, was yes.
tcrday convicted of murder in the first doGee.
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MEETINGS.


NOTICE To THE LIQUOR DEALERS AS
~ SOCIATION.-Pursuant to adjournment, this as>O-
citation will meet this evening, the 22d inst at the
Monticello Hotel, at o'clock for the purpose OF rs
in action upon such matters may come hglU,e Il ia
furherance Of the object, of it, organ' -,;fon.
All dealers and others fcerg IateTdst therein are
invited to be present n, AZ GtCers and members Of
the veral I:its6s are especially enjoned At
terI JAMES Nj CARTlIY, President.
2. W. DrsCH, Secretary. jan22-lt
TAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
81 PANY.-A called meeting OF the Stockholders Of
this Company will be held the Office u Niessrs
Bacon Baskerville, on TUESDAY tho I'd Instant, at
II clock NJ, when bu.ines. vi Importance viii be
SUBMITTED to ia consideration. E. b. BENTLEY,
Jan22 ~ Agent.
MIDLOTHIAN NOTlCE.-The regg!a, an-
NJ nuAl meeting 81 the STOCKHOLDERS % tile MIDLO
THAN COAL MINING COMPANY will be held ON
WEDNESDAY! the dlst instant at Il o'clock at the
o1ce Of the Company.
janlS -tdm JOHN G.. srANARD Secy
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iDP TO MERCHANTS, BANKS,

;GFs TO MERCHANTS, BANKS,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
AND ALL OTHERS
In want Of
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
wOODHOUSE PARHAN,
(Iite James wooIhouse & Co.,l
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
GOVERNOR STREET, NEAR MAIN,
Have established
COMPLETE BOOK. BINDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANDATORY,
with the best machinery tools and materials for the
prosecution Of this branch Of their business.
They are now prepared to put up
PAMPHLETS,
PERIODICALS,
BIND BOOKS,
RULE PAPER,
MANUFACTURES BLANK BOOKS
To ANY PATTERN
They have already in store good stock OF
LEDGERs
JOURNALS,
DAY-B0OKS,
CASH BOOKS,
INVOICE BOOKS,
RECEIPT BOOKS,
RECORD BOOKS,
SALES BOOKS,
In fact every description of Blank Book usually re-
quired, including Memorandum Books in great variety
ALSO,
A well-selected stock Of
STATIONERY
WOODHOUsE Il PARHAM,
(late James woodhouse 4 Col
at their New Building,
dec2s-f on Governor street near Main.
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nOTATOES ! POTATOES /

i 800 bbls prime Irish Potatoes on consignnan, al
for sale by PALMER, HARTsObK Co
Iahr2f Libby Building
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Failure at Charle>ton-RaiI Communication
Opened with Columbia.
CHARLESTON, :. C., January l9.-Messrs. Hilton
Is Co., of this city, suspended payment yesterday.
Communication between here and Columbia, by
railroad has been rc.opcned and trains passed over
yesterday for the first time since the advent of Sher
mans nrmN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

LeARREST DECA Y-PERFUMED
Breath Sound and Healthy Gums, Peary White Teeth.
Relief and freedom from ToorHAcHE can be- obiained
by using DOwDEY's DENTAL FLUID. Recommended
by Dentists ard Physicians everywhere superior to
the injurious compounds in use. Price ~ cents. For
sale by all Druggists.
Recommended by Drs. Pleasants, woodsari steel,
Hudson, &c, Sc, Of Richmond Wholesale by >
jan2-3m p JOHNSTON & BRO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

The consideration of the bill to incorporate this
company with the amendments proposed thereto,
was then resumed
An amendment proposed by Mr. GAIT, of Fluvan-
ma that two or more OF the Directors should be res
identS of the State OF Virginia first in order,
and was adopted as was also an amendment that
the meetings of the company may he held in Rich
mond or elsewhere as the majority Of the Directors
may determine.
Mr.. KEEN of PittSyvania, moved an amendment
that the company be empowered to construct 4 rail
road to connect the cOmPdnys works with the
james River and Kanawha Canal or with any rail-
road at the nearest and most convenient point upon
surh railroad or canal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
Highway Robbery Of II Bank Messenger in New
AnrI

New YORK, January IA messenger of the
Farmers and Citizens National Bank of Williams
burg, was knocked dawn on William street. in this
city aud robbed of $40 00n in checks and 81 900 in
Treasury notes with which he was on his way to the
Park Bank
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CMITH & WHERRY.

SMITH Il WHERRY,
- AGENTS
For W. d. Hubbard and other manufacturers OF Lu-
brcating oils, railroad and wagep Grease, at manuflc
turers' prices decSOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

iUPA WORD TO THE WISE.-If you are
dyspeptie and desire to lie cured, try BAKERS BIT
TIERS. nyou have sour stomach, Indigestion TORPID
liver nervous headache, bad cold, dsrrhor, or agus
and fever use a few bottles Of BAKERS BlTTERs, and
word for you will be speedily cured. Thousands
ofperon. hroug hout Virginia and North Carolina have
been cured OF these diseases by the these Bile,
and thousands Of Others may be cured II they but use
the same remedy.
To be had Of all Druggists in the city Of Richmond
aud elsewhere in Virginia also OF CANDY & GlLPlN,
Baltimore. Orders promptly Glled by addressing
e. BAKER, Proprietor,
dcc29t Richmond, Va.
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n ENUINE POWIIATAN PIPES,
VI SUPERIOR GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
REEVE " MAYO,
janljt franklin St, between sth and 9tlr SIS.
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BILLS PASSED.

House hill i'm pelation to the jurisdiction Of the cor
poraton of the city of Norfolk, and creating the
office of Judge of the same; House bill to amend
section - chapter l5l Of the Code House bill u
amend the Code in relation to the adjourned terms
of the Circuit Court of the city Of Norfolk; House
hill to provide for recording the losses Of war during
the late war; House bill in relation To the attach
mcnt of steamboats, and other vessels found within
the jurisdiction of this STATE; House bill to ncopo-
rate the Virginia Iron and Mining Company; House
hill to amend the charter of the Insurance Company
of the State of Virginia. House bill to incorporate
the Johnston Insurance Company; House hill to
provide for the recruiting Of the Public Guard
House bill To incorporate the Whitehall Manulac-
turing Company; House bill TO amend the charter
of the town of Danville.
RAILRO AD FROM " INCHESTER TO SALEM,
Mr. Gray, of Rockingham, offered n resolution
that the Committee on Roads enquire into the GNpe-
diency and proprety OF authorizing the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company to construct railroad
from Winchester 10 Salem, Virginia, and report.
Adopted.
FIuGEANT BUREAU.
Bill To create an Emigration Bureau was reported
with amendments, and, after some discussion, was
laid upon the table.
The bill provides for the appointment of 4 com
missioner to receive ana provide for all emgrants as
they arrive in this country.
The Senate then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
THE FENIAN TRIAL5.
CREAr FIRE ArLnNDON.
rHE Cattle PLAGUE.

A GREAT fire had occurred at st. Cathemes' Dock
warehouses, ia London. The loss was immense,
consisting principally Of hemp jute, tallOw, etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22
Joint STOCK COMPANIES.

Mr.. Boiling, of Petersburg, offered resolution
that the Committee on General Laws enquire into
the cXpediency of enacting general law regulating
the Incorporation ofprvate or local joint stock COM
panes, aud comforting upon the Superior Court Of
the State power to grant such charters and report.
Nlontpd
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DP SADDLERY HARDWARE and SAD
DLERS TOOLS.

iLjSBROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES-
For Bronchitis, Hoarsene,, Coughs, Asthma Se., &C.
At POWER Y McPHAIL'S
janl3f prur Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-22

SOUTH WARSAW, OHIO, July 2s, 1868.
One young man, who had been sick and not
out of the house for two years with seroua and Fry
sipelas, after paying the doctors over $3.50 without
benefit has been cured by ten bottles Of Bitters
EDWARD WOUNALL.
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sun rises 1903 Moon sets ......... II Z
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
From California.

SAN FRAScIseo, Feb. 8.-The Virginia
City Post and Pioneer, of January 90,
states that large quantity of merchsn-
disc has been seized by the Revenue
Collector, for not having the Inspector q
mark upon it to show that the duty had
been paid thereon The merchants
will suffer severe loss.n
j Treasury notes are selling at 90c for
gold dust. Currency drafts. ON New
York; 8 per cent premium. Flour,
$4,000 per ack; bacon, 50@573 per
ID !; mining stocks, active and advance
.ing-Ophir so, Savage Q ID; Imperial
LA, CholIar Potosi 285, Yellow Pocket
4 40, Hale & Norcross 10 40. Crown
Point 9 so, Legal Tenders 7l4@4.
Adyices from Honolulu. Oath January,
state that great damage had been done
by hurricane there.
The u. s. steamer Levant, arrived at
Honolulu, onthe 18th January. Lieut..
Cushing, while ashore at HonoIula, was
thrown from bis horse and had his col,
Ian bone broken. ~
The financial affairs of the kingdom
were creating considerable excitement
The Honolula Chamber of Commercs
favors the plan of issuing treasury notes
to raise money.
Australian dates of 18th Nov, state
oil has been struck near Hartley, New
South Wales, yielding l40 gallons crude,
or 100 gallons refined oil per day.
The company owning the property
calculate when they get thoroughly TO
work to refine 10000 gallons per week,
and supply consumers of it at 43 cents
per gallon.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
the VERY LATEST
TELE Or r. a p HI.
Interesting Foreign News.
a8f71 Iis ---3Iq
Arrival of Steamer Austria
lasians
News from South America.
Letter from Senior Nc
Kenza. 2
&C., &C.. &c.
81
News from South America.
From Bnenes Ayrsa.

NEW York, Feb 9.--A Buenos Ayres
correspondent writes that the loss of all
the Paraguayan troops that had invaded
Brazil, by crossing Aragaay river, was
followed BY the precipitate retreat to
their own territory of all the forces that
were occupying ,Corrientas, for more
than week. The work Of concentrating
the allied land and naval forces had
progressed SO far that they would on the
25th of January make @ grand combin-
ed attack with $4,000 troops and 80 war
steamers, on the Paraguayan stronghold
of Huwaita, on the Paraguay river. This
is a place of immense strength, mount
ing over 100 heavy guns and rendered
difficult of approach BY chains extended
across the channel, and it is also sup
posed by Submerged torpedoes, and hav-
ing to back Paraguay army of Is or
20 thousand and considerable fleet
The march of the allies in pursuit of
the retreating Paraguayans across the
Province of Cofrientas toihe Paraguay
river, for 300 miles through an almost un-
inhabited country, is described as one of
the greatest difficulty and suffering, and
hundreds of the troops perished on the
way, and many others deserted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

664 for q. s. s.20s. Sugar sold to day
at very full rates. Other articles IN
changed. j, ..r..
LosDoN, Jan. 28.-Ths Paris Bourss
closed fat yesterday st 6Sf SOC for
Rentee. GGHI1t - ~,
1t is reported that Chilian priyateerz
have appeared Off Valentis and chased
some coasting vessels. The Spanish
press denounced them as pirates.
The steamship New York arrived
from Aspinwall on the 1st. The Golden
City left Panama on the night of the
18th nit. for San Francisco. @'
News from Peru says the Dictator
made offensive and defensive alliance
with Chill, and declared war against
Spain.
1t was hoped at Lima that other South
American Republics, especially Colum-
bia, would acceed to the treaty. ~ ~
Two Peruvian frigates and two steam
corvettes left to effect junction with
the Chilian feet.
All Spaniards residing in the province
Of Lima received orders not to leave
the country, and have their names reg
istered for surVillance. The Peruvian
Government has also taken other pre-
cautions to have reprisals at hand, in
case the Spanish feet should take pof-
sion Of any part Of the coast or infict
any other heavy damage Il a,saa,
It ia reported that the entire Spanish
feet is concentrated at Valparaiso. That
city is probably thoroughly bloekaded
and perhaps attacked by the Spsniards.-
The attempted revolution in Panama
is frustrated. Nothing important.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
Letter from senior nreHenE.a..

New YORK, Feb. 9-Senior McKenza
publishes a letter in the Herald this
morning, attempting to explain the cir
cumstances connected with the recent
proceedings against him of the authori-
ties, in suspicion of his complication in
a scheme to fit out an expedition in this
city to assist Chill in her war with
Spain. He says that all the mysterious
details, the novel incidents of his
arrest, and the inventions Of all sorts
published by the press, are each and all
ofthem fictitious, gotten upto excite Gu
lriosity, or perhaps been dictated by less
nobler motives. He is assured that
Spanish agents were found in the neigh
borhood Of bis house at the time when
the attempt to take him to prison took
place, and that these same agents in
sisted that public funetionaries should
execute it.
He says that at this time he will not
say single word with regard to the al
legged proposition to fit ont an expedition
against the dominions of the Queen of
Spain; neither will he explain the errors
made by the telegraph in the transmits
sion of the dispatches of Mr.. Ostabuiza,
the Gillian Minister, at Washington. For
all this, the proper time will come before
the tribunal OF justice and bsfore the
grand jury of public opinion. He adds,
/ will come forward alone to maintain
the justice and legality of my proceed
ings, and then the people of the United
States and zoe civilized world in general,
shall know f the grand principles which
were the glory. the power, and the pres
tige of this country in the old time are
to- day only shadows of the past, or
if they may still be seen like rainbow
of hope by freemen and free people who
may be subjected 10 the aggression of
crowned ubarpers from the Rio Grande
to the Archipelago Chloe"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
Foreign News.

s NEw YoRK, Feb 9.--The Cunard
steamship, Australiasian, from Liver
pool, 4 P. M. of 9Th, Queenstown, 28th,
has arrived,
Lord Menck, Canadian Governor Gem
eral, is a passenger.
The Paris Constitutional, in an arts
Gle on the Mexican question, with ref
.erence to Bigelow's dispatches, says
Druy De rShuy could: not give an ex-
PLANTATION with regard to ministrslion of
Mexico, for which the Mexican govern
ment is responsible. 1t adds that the
United States cannot call resistance by
plundering adventurers war, after re-
fnsing the title of belligerents to the
Confederates. giart Fez ss7a asse
The Patrie says the official Yellow
Book viii not contain dispatches be-
tween France and America on the Mex
ican question, as that question is still
pending. go a cHas esa
The cattle plague continues to in
crease. = The latest weekly returns
show for the first time over 10000 cases.
Fenian trials continued daily.
The Dublin police had seized q num-
Der Of swords and bayonets in Orange
Lodges. Arms had also been seized at
Belfast. 81 49,
A vessel in the Thames, on the point
of sailing for Peru, was retained at the
instance OF the Spanish Consul. 1t was
alleged that she is designed to make
war on Spanish commerce under the
Chilian flag. ~ T98A
The. Bank of France gained nearly
three and three fourth millions francs
/ in. bullion during the week. The Queen
of Spain gave birth 10 a son on the 24tb
An official dispatch says that Prim
with GOO cavalry, arrived at Barrancs
| in Portugal, and declared his readiness
to deliver up horses, accoutremehts, &c.
/ 10 the Spanish commander.
The Spanish Senate's address in re-
suonse to the Queens speech, EXPIRE sIe
i regret at the hostilities in Chill but trust
/ that the Government viii cause the hon
or and dignity of Spain to be respected
i Itisstated that France lately suggest
ed to England a conference ON tn
Schleswig -Holstein question. EnglanI
declined. aaf
The formal opening Of Parliament 3
the Queen in person, would not tax
| place until the 9th inst.
The Times shows hostility 10 a mode
rate measure, and contends that bi
which only deals with the franchise wi
not deserve the name Of reform bill
LIvrRPooL, Jan. 81, P. M.-Cotto
: sales to-day were $1,000 bales, incluC
ing 10000 bales to speculators and e.
porters. Prices are irregular and gene
: rally rather lower.
]. Breadstufs-Nothing doing. Price
!. unchanged, HAW
Provisions quiet, without alteration.
II LONDON, Jan. 2T, P. M.-Conso
: closed to-day at S6t@SJ; America
Securities rather easier, closing as CSC
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10
OMEG H0mbes on SatmrdaYs Re o. 9th
at = o'clock p. M.
News Items.

Iaa1s Gold closed in New York yesterday
at 139a. sa4
General Weitzel has been mustered
b" out Of service. @
The military district of North Caro-
ftao lima has been discontinued
Snow fell at Oswego, New York, on
Z5si< Sunday last, to the depth of two feet.
Colonel Brown succeeds General Welt.
~ zelin command of the Rio Grande Dis
i trict a ,n
adi IS Colonel j G. Perkins succeeds Gem
eral Smith in command of First Diyisi on
Tventy-ffth Corps gIB -
In Louisiana the new militia system is
- in complete operation, entirely super
ceding the National troops.
A Colonel has been arrested in Texas
.z for stealing 100000 worth of goods in
Bagdad. He was bailed in S., 900
The dry goods house of Messrs Holt
~ & Co., Forest City, Mo, was burned a
few days ago. Loss, $4,000. -
A new life saving apparatus applied
-s-sol to the launching of boats from ships,
has been successfully tried at New
i aaoalYork. 4a sGols6M
The United States Senate Thursday
admitted the Senators from Colorado to
seats in that body, pending the decision
In their case. Fei aa
Z 4 1t is stated that the Judges of the
United States Supreme Court are equal
/ ly divided on the question Of the con
stitutionality of the test oath.
Prominent parties in Washington are
predicting the removal of the Postmas
4 ter, Register, Collector and Public
Printer, before the 10th inst.
k It is currently reported in diplomatic
circles that the wife of the Italian Minis
ter has recently been paid $4,000 by
s order Of the Quartermaster- General, for
properly destroyed before her marriage
and while she was q Southern sympa.
gaa thizer and resident of Natchez, Miss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-10

WHEELING, W. ", Feb. 9-Grogan
and Boyce,. for the murder of Adam
Diems, were hanged in Parkersburg to-
day The ropes broke in the frst at.
tempt. Both men again mounted the
scafold, and stronger ropes were OBJ
tanned, when they were hanged sepa.
rGtely. ~ 49, ~ -... - (
Bills providing for the permanent 10.
cation of the Capital at Buchanan, w.
v, passed the House yesterday.