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In Chancery at NashyiIIe.

State of Tennessee-Cl Clerks Office, Chancery
Court at Nashville, January the 3D. 1901
Mcfarland & Co. ct al, Compliments, vs.. John
HEREFORD ct ais, Defendants.
TTAPPEARINGF FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in the second amended bill in this cause that
the defendants, John l.. SehOn and I'D. Y. les
son, d. l.. Danger and Lamer L. Laber, under
the firm name of lesson & Danger, are non
residents of the State of Tennessee: it is there
fore ordered that they enter their appearance
herein before or within the first three days OF
the next term of said Court, to be held on the
first Monday in May next, 1867, and plead,
answer or demur to compliments second amend
ed bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing eX paTte, and that
a copy of this order be published Tor four sue
cessiye weeks in the Nashville Union and Dis
patch.
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
u. F. Wilkin. SoIr forcompl'ts. leb2j-wlt
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REAE ESTATE FOR SALE.

A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN A CHOICE
n central location in Nashville at $4,000.
A Lot on Vine street, 80 by az feet, between
Church and Union, at $500 cash-very low.
An eligible lot on Bread street, between Vine
and Spruce at a reduced price.
A good Dwelling House, with lot 60 by $50. on
South Summer street, ut 5000 easy pay
meuts.
A choice country place two and a half miles
out, which we will take pleasure in showing TO
those wishing % buy
A. NELSON a co. Agents.
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q. RICE having associated with himself the
firm of 5. Sickles d Co, formerly No. ~ College
street, will continue the business under the firm
name of G.. Rice 4 Co. Thanking the public for
its past favors to the old firms we solicit IL con
tinuance OF the same for the new firm.
teb2G-3t G.. RICE 4 co.
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I'm Chancery at NashyiIIe.

State Of Tennessee Clerks Office, Chaucery
Court at Nashville, December the 10th, 1850.
Srouse Rowe 4 Co.. cOmplanants, W.. NJ. kaT-
ger ct ais. defendants. EE2sstS
IT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants J. H. Good
heart 4 Co.. A. and j. TrOuinstine Il Co., Heiks
4 Guthman and NJ. Hirschberg, are nnn-resI-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee: il is therefore
ordered that they enter their appearance herein
before or within the first three days Of the next
term of said Court, to be held on the first Mon
day in May next, 1867 and plead, answer or
demur to compliments bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and set for hear
ing ex parte, and that a copy of this order be
published for four successive weeks in the Nash
VILE Union and Dispatch.
A cOpy-Attest: NJ. Il. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
Smith 4 DinkelspieI. Sol'rs for complts.
tebl6-W1t
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In Chancery at Nashville

State of TennesSee-ClerE's Office. ChauceTy
Court Mt Nashville. November the 10th, 1866.
Isaac NJ Hudson ct al, complainants, vs.. An
drew j Singleton ct ais. defendants.
1T APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
In this cause that the defendant, Andrew j,
Singleton, is a nonresident of the State Of Ten
ucssee: it is therefore ordered that he enter
his appearance herein before or within the
frs; three days of the next term of said Court,
to be held on the first Monday in May next,
1867 and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill, or the same will be taken for con
fessed as to him and set for hearing eN parte,
and that q copy of this order be published for
four Successive weeks in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch.
capy-Attest: Nj. Z. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
Turner A Bate and Frank f. Williams, Sol'rs
for cOmPlts. teb2b-W4t
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State Of tennessee Clerks Office, Chancery
Court ut Nashville, November the 18th, 1867
Presley s. McAlurry, complainant. rs q. ".
McMurry ct ais defendants.
TTAPPEARINGF FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants, Martha j .
Fdmundson. Richard j. Edmundson. Sarah
McMurry, Samuel j. hurry, Mary Brooks.
Tennessee il is therefore ordered that they
enter their appearance herein before or within
the FIRST three days of the next term Of said
Court to he held on the first Monday in May
next, 1867, and plead answer or demur to com
pIainant's bill or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing ey parte
and that q copy of this order be published for
four successive weeks in the Nashville Union
and Dispatch
A cppy-Attest. NJ. B. HOW ELL,
Clerk and Master.
NJ Vaughn A. L. Demos, Sol'rs for compPt
f.b1c-vvIf
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RritTianf Meteor.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Feb. pa large
and brilliant meteor was observed here last
evening, moving in northwesterly direc-
ton 1t lasted full thirty minutes.
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February. 1867.

In retiring from the business, it affords me
pleasure to recommend my successors to our
former friends and the public generally. and
hope they will still continue the patronage here
totOre So literally extended.
teb26-lW j. X. WINBOTRN.
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DISSOLTTION.

I He COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
! existing between the undersigned, under
the firm name of Ct. RICE \ co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either party will
sign in liquidation.
GUSTAV RICE
LIPPMANN EMANUEL.
CHARLES RICHHENNER.
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" ANTED.

C,IN OR SEVEN HANDS. CONSISTING OF
y one or two families to work farm on shares
everything furnished except provisions, and
one half the crop given. Also, six white men
to work at a Steam Saw Mill-Sl7 per month
and board Apply 90
ARLINGTON, FARRAR Il WEAKLEY,
iah2l-nL GS Public Suuare.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ST. CHARLEs HOTEL.


NASHVILLE. February -, 1867
I'm AND AFTER MARCH lsr. BOARD
~ will be rs follows:
Board by the Mouth ...........................S.
n. Z. HAMILTON,
teb26-lW+ Proprietor.
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HAVING REMOVED Our STOCK FROM
III No. 80 Broad street % No n Public Square.
we are prepared % continue the bu=iue 70 sup
0uc- who may favor a. with their orders. Nc
have On hand and are constautiy receiving large
suppilss Of frocerIez. Liquors. and everything
O. be found IN our line % busInsEs. Particular
attention pad Do resolving shippinE and Eeliins
Cotton f4hHi sm
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NOfice or DissOIutlnn.

VHHF PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
/ isting under the name and style of Achey,
Winbourn & O'Connell has been dissolved by
mutual consent, Jas. X. Wiubourn retiring.
Achey, 0'Connell i Co. win continue the bust
ness and assume all liabilities of the late firm,
to whom those indebted will make payment.
=. II. ACHEG.
J. K. WINBOURN.
February 1867. JAS. Ii. O'CONNELL
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE Or DECREE % CHlNCFRT
ID Court, the Property oU che corner Of Uni
yeHity and " hngtoG AMI south Jedsr-1H
strees, belonging o. the s-iate uI MAJOR z III
Eastman is offered Tor 7aie
This property Be- within one hundred ysris r.
the South Nashville Street Railroad 3 plea
sanity and eliZibly situatsd, contain near four
acre. and viii be odd IN b1ig ar divided int.
lots.
The re7ldguc1 lsa comfortable frame r1utrin
ing eight rooms, bsiies kitchen and clubhouse.
The saIe will Be made free FROM redemption.
and on a redit q six. twelve aud eighteen
months, except be sum % % per cent. 90 be pa!d
Ia "a b. N1tcs with approved .rrurIty sin be
required and "a lien retained.
Apply 90 the underlined on the rremi-e-. r-
at so. Gu North Cherry street
j. IT. CTREET. NJ D.
inuT1-tf Comm -s.ar.4-
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FOR RENT.

THE BUILDING KNOWN A The
1 Brewery. in North Nashville, on Jefferson
street with "a large Got and stables,
JAMES WHIINORIH, Or.
T. r. CHEAIHAM,
ie..L-tl No n North Cherry .treet.
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Second night Of the engagement of the Queen
of Comedy Miss LAURA KEENE, when she
will appear in her original character of FLOR
ENCE TRENCHARD, in the world-renowned COM
edy Of OUR AMERICAN COUSIN, supported
by the full company. In rehearsal the Comedy
Of Extremes, or the Days we Live in. feh2i-lt
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DIS OLUTIO n.

DHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the name and style Of
Albert a Cork is hereby dissolved by mutual
consent.
BENZ. BORk, having purchased the entire
interest of the firm, is hereby authorized 10
receive al monies for accounts due the firm.
=. K. ALBERT,
BENZ. BORN.
Nashville February, 1867.
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CHASo ROBERTSON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1916.
TAKE NOTICE.

1 WANT TO ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS
/ and the public generally that ! cannot be
undersOld in this market / am now manuiac-
turing good plain stick Candy at 20 Cents per
pound, by the wholesale; Fancy, % Gents
per pound. Other fancy grades in proportion,
| also call the attention Of the trade 10 the
superior qunlity Of my Crackers Cakes. Bread,
and every other article in that line.
p. 5. | use nothing but the best materials on
my premises, and / guarantee 10 sell as cheap as
any house ia the city.
GEEAS. ROBERTSON,
Baker and C3nfectiOner,
fsb2i-Iw No. l. North Market street.
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Bills were introduced to establish na-
tional school Of science, and to extend The
rights and remedies OF the civil rights bali
20 white citizens Of Missouri. Referred. 70
Several resolutions Of the Illinois, Mich
igan and Wisconsin Legislatures were pre-
sented and referred.
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course on the impeachment question. The evi-
dence already taken shows that the President
seIE-appointed ambassador and go-between
represented that he would agree TO the recon
struction scheme founded on the Blaine PROPOSE
ton, and stipulating that the existing State
governments should not be set aside; that the
military should not interfere; that the constitu-
tional amendment should be adopted by the
State Legislatures, and that the States shuold
grant suffrage 20 all negroes, and continue 1t to
all whites Congress, on its part, was to pledge
itself to this plan as fnality, and agree to ad-
init the Southern States TO representation a
fast as they adopted the same. Very few per
sons are inclined to believe that the President
ever really favored the scheme, though il Is
thought he might have appeared to endorse It,
for the purpose Of delaying legislation or lie
moralizing the Republicans in Congress.
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G.. Il. VESSEL & SONS,
Wholesale Bakers and COnfeCtiOnerS,
Nos. 81 and As Union street. NASH
vile, Epnu.

DIES CTFULLT INFORM THEIR
II friend and patrons that they have reduced
the wholesale prices of Candy and Crackers TO
the following
Common Stick Candy. 2lc. per ID. Fine Fancy
Candies, 25r and upwards Butter Cracker, By
the barrel or box, Toe. per H.. Soda Crackers. by
the barrel OF box. Zoe per ID. Pic-NIr Crackers,
barrel, Sc per ID.
We are also making a hne quality OF Bread.
which our wagons are ready to deliver % any
pant Ut the city General Dealers 10 I'm" In
ported Teas Wines and Liquors, Scotch Alcs
aud London Porter Also, Fruit' Nuts kaisIns
Pickles. Oysters. SariIne=. Clt7up Sauces
Cheese etc.. etc.. which We are Offering az greatly
reduced price, and 60 which we invite the al
tenti0u Of the trade . .
feb2l-2m e.. II. VESSEL q NONS.
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A DELPHI THEATRE. CHERRY

4 DLfaFHI III EAINF. NTILEKl ST
n Late Old Nashville THEATRE sam. a
Simons, Business Manager and Treasurer: f. l.
Keller Stage Manager.
Tuesday Evening. February %,
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WE ARE RECEIVING A SUPERIOR
W Stock. Co which We invite the attention
OF the Trade
febIG-lm
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To Tobacco Planters.

XArE ARE NOW PREPARED To STORE.
W ship VI purchase Tobacco. either Loose o.
In hagahfair' can at our NarehIulc No z"
Market street. Nashville.
decll-tf tBJ HUGH MCCREA & c
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
y against the estate Of VIM. |. Drake de
ceased, will present them, properly authenti-
Gated, as prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred
feb24-4tws J. B. DRAKE, Admir-.
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Fenian Movements i'm IreIRnd-R econ
strucGiOn Bill will be VetOed-tien.
Grants OpiOn of it-Offieers of the
Next House of representatives. etc.
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JOHN HEREFORD. j. e. ErE-r--
HEREFORD, REEVES & CO.,
Wholesale GrOC6rS,
FORWARDING
COMMISSION MERCK ANTS
No. 20 Public square,

NASHVILLE
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
JAPAN.
MOVEMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN
IIIE

MOVEMENTS OF THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON IN
THE EAST.
n TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The Navy Department has
received from Acting Rear Admiral Bell commando
ing the Asatic Squadron report OF the distribution
and employment of the vessels in that squadron for
last September. The report is dated on board the
Hartford at Yokohama, Japan, on the 81 day OK
October.
On the 1st of September, the Hartford, Wyoming,
and Wachusett at,anchOT off leddo, where they
had been takeIO give effect 10 the first appearance
there of our new Minister to Japan, and on the 18th
of that month the Wachusett was dispatched 10
Hong Kong for the protection of American interests
on the adjacent waters She was directed to proceed
through the inland sea of Japan fos the purpose Oh
obtaing information for the Minister with regard TO
the war going on in that neghborhOod between the
tycoon aud the Prince of Nagato, the reports
through the japanese authorities being very un-
trustworthy. ., -
The latter is believed TO have gained considerable
advantages and the Tycoon is reported dead.
Rear-Admiral Bell had received communication
from Capt. GosborOugh. on the Shenandoah, stating
that he would reach Singapore about the LIST OF De-
cember and had dispatched orders for him to ylsio
Lyane
The Wyoming is detained at Yokohama, on ac-
count of the continued i'll health of her crew, largo
number of men having suffered with intestinal dis.
eases Cold weather however, had greatly improved
their health and the health of the entire squadron s
reported as having greatly improved since last
report. !,
from Capt Goldsborough, commanding the Shenan-
doah, under date of Nov IL, 1868 announcing his ar
rival at Calcutta, British India, eight days from
Point DE Gale
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
CANlDi.

nY rELEeRAPH rsIsrSE =,
QuEBEC Jan "A ball was given yesterday by the
officers board the Frgate Aurora, at which seVo-
raj hundred ladies were present
About 100 lnbOrers waited on the Mayor yesterday
IN solicit employment The Mayor replied thai
though there corporation work 10 do, there was
no money to pay for it, and he therefore could nob
help them.
Bnring the season of 1866 fish and oil to the yaluo
of sS37, ,5i7 have entered the port of Quebec. The
number Of vessels employed in the trade is 26S To-
tai tunnage, 15,925 tuns. -
SESSION OF TIE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
MONTREAL, Jan. 4.--The Executive Council has
been in session three days. Present, his Exeelleney
Sir John Michel the Premier, Sir n. +. Bellew, tho
Hons. I. ID. McCee, Chapais, Cockbu and Camp
bell. Business of the greatest Importance has been
under discussion the subject beng the conten,s OF
dispatch received per Atlantic Cable. They Will proDs
ably sit until next week. The fate OF the conyietea
Ferians is one subject engaging attention, ana ~ ~
believed that their sentence will be carried in'o
effect. - .b
former TO take command of the District OF Lower
Canada the latter of Upper Canada. =, -, - y
About 600 persons We're present az tno 'hi. Soh.
cert of the Irish Protestant BeneYoleht SCyety iasa
night IL was n great success. The Hon. L. ~ Mctsea
delivered spirited address, Nhion "ao A0eo'o" WIN
The NinerrG believes It is in position to Announce
that the bin which is 10 be presented TO the ImperiaS
Parliament Tor the Coniedera@t,on @ Oh tne
adopted by the Canadian Assembly, adding some de3
tails as 10 the mode Of proclaming the new order OF
things new elections, etc. fsl =;
NIessrs Redpath sending fine specimens OF re-
fined sugar TO the Paris Exhibition.
The Garrison Tandem Club met yesterday. Ger,
Lindsay, and Gen. AyeIill, u. 5. Consul, drove fNa
teams. . =
Imports here during the last month were consi,l
ably less than in December, 1865. 1870
Ice in the river is not vet stationary. 80 fes.fH
has vet formed.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05


LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON Ian 4-Mornng. following are the open.
ing quotations for American securities: United States
$685. s. Erie Railway shares 46i lDos Central shares,
S2s Consos firm at s0i.
Noon-The current quotations for American securities
are as follows United States FiveTwenty bonds, 7aii
Erie Railway shares, 46i Illinois Central shares s2a
Consols are quoted at oos for money.
EyeningConsols have improved, and close at eo3 for
money. The following the closing quotations Of
American Securities: United states FveTwenties, 73b
Illinois Central shares, 50; Erie Railway shares, 6.
AMERICAN SECURITIES AT FRANKFORT.
LONDON, Jan 4-Morning.-A telegram from FRANKFORT
qnotes United states bonds at 77s.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.
LTyERPooI, Jan, IA. m.-COttcn opens quiet and
steady; Middng Upands quoted at l53d The sales
for the week bales todays sales viii reach 10000
bales. tr.I ..rr
Noon-The Cotton market rules quiet and steady, with
Gales Of Middng Uplands l5d The Brokers' Circular
reports the for the week at 1000 bales Tho saes
for to-day will reach 10000 bales
Eyening-The market closed firm and unchanged.
Middng Uplans, l5id. Sales Of the day, 10000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs AND PROVISIONS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-Evening.-The market shows an
advancing tendency. Wheat is sd higher Corn s sen-
ing at Ais. cd Lard advanced 1s.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
MAINE
rINANcES 81 lfiE STATE.

~ TRIBUNE A.
AUGUSTA Me- Jan. 4.-The annual report 3l the
Bank Commissioners shows that OF the oS banks IN
the State still remain under the State charter, ~
into National Banks under the act OF lS65 and have
been similarly converted nnder the ca acts of 1868 The
~ tb" date of the examination for 1866, $3.50 937
Their resources are State securities 500 49, United
states securities, 81 25iG36 City and Town securi-
ties, S52S l22. Total, $2,50O,25.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
ITALY.

FLORENCE, JAN 4.-Reports from Rome state that
Signor Tonello the Italian Envoy, is making good
progress in his negotiations with the Pontifcal Gov
eTnment and that some of tile points Of settlement
have already been agreed upon.
ROME, Jan. 4.-The Popein his Address to the Corps
Diplomatque on New-Year's day, significantly dwelt
on the hypocrisy of his pretended friends
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO JAN. a.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Jan. 4-Noon-The Times of this morning,
in an editorial on the relations Of England with the
various powers says that with the powers Of Europe
their relations have rarely if ever been better The
only difficulty it says seems to be with the United
States and with themit is most desirable that the
greatest friendship should prevail II urges upon tho
Government the speedy and amicable adjustment OF
all outstanding difficulties.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05

per annum, to date back from July 1, 1866, and to
continue until further action. This is a compromise
between the ardent friends and enemies Of Traditional
compensation.
The money-order business of the Post-Office De-
partment grows with such rapdty that during the
last week over 1900 orderswere drawn on New-Iork,
1873 Oh Philadelphia and 1,OlS on Boston, amounting
to over $4,000.
The Company purchasing the tract of land embrac-
ing most of the District known as Lower California,
have executed all the papers and completed their ar
rancements for taking possession Of their property
The last steamer that sailed from NewYork took out
Messrs Cacot, p Leese, and Jerome b. Stillson, EN-
route for La Paz, rs Commissioners to take judicial
possession Of the lands and privileges under their
grant II was also the object of these Commissioners
to join j. Ross Browne aud party, with the view of
making a thorough typographical and geological sur
vey of the Peninsula.
The President to-day emphatically denied the story
that he was about to appoint new Commissioner Of
Agriculture
The Fortifcaiion bil reported in the House today,
appropriatcs S follows: For Fort Wayne, Michigan,
$4,000; Fort Ontario $4,000 Fort Mont gomery at the
outlet of Lake Champlan, $4,000; Fort scanlmel
Portland 100000; Fort Winthrop Boston, $4,000; ;
Fort Warren, Boston, 5000; Fort Sewall, at Great
Brewsters Island $25 600; for scawalS ON Deer and
Loyell's Islands Boston $4,000; Fort at New-Bed-
ford harlor 100000 Fort Schuyler, New-YarI, So
COOS Fort at Wiictts Point $500O0; Fort on site of
Fort Tomplins $4,000; Fort Popham, Maine, $1,000;
Fort at Sandy Hook, $1,000 Repairs on Fort Miiiln,
$4,000; Fort Washington, Potomac River, $4,000;
F0N Monroe 100000: Fort Taylor, Florida $4,000
Fort jefferson, Tortugas $j0O00 Ship Island Missis-
sipp $4,000; Fort Clnch. Florida, $4,000; Fort
Point California $4,000; Font M Alcaraz Island, Cali
fnrnia $4,000. For construction of permanent plat
forms for modern cannon, $4,000; for survey OF
Northern and Northwestern Lakes, $l55,OO; for
purchase of sites for permanent sea-coast detrnss,
$4,000. There no appropriations for other forlli
cations. ~
Confederate Brig. Gen s. G. French of Missis-
sippi was to-day pardoned by the President, upon
the personal recommendation and personal request
of Gen. Grant Gen. French is a graduate OF west
Point.
Six criminal parlons were issncd yesterday, the
parties recommending them all being individuals OF
prominence and standing.
Capt H. W. New of the Treasury Department has
been dcputed 10y the Department 10 confer with
authoritative bodies in the Eastern cities ON the sub
cct of the recent disasters occurring 10 the CONNER
cial marine and has left this city for that purpose
He il 10 make a thorough investigation into the loss
of the steamer Commodore on Long Island Sound,
thus giving assurance TO the country that the Gov
enmcnt is actively intent upon providing, IN the
most cffectual manner, for the safety at life and
property at sea.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
POLITICAL.
OHIO.

THE AMENDMENT RATIFIED-UNIvERsAL SUFFRAGE.
ny rELE"KAPn TRIBUNE
CoLUMBUs, Ohio Jan. 4--The House to-day adopt
ed by party vote of "a 10 25 the Senate resolution
ratfying the Constitutional Amendment
An amendment to the State constitution has been
introduced. which extends the right of suffrage 10
women. and removes the restrictions of color.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-05
JfEXICO.
MINISTER CAMPBELL GOING HOME.

ny TrLKaRAPH rnR
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 3.-Mr. Campbell Minister TO
Mexico, VIII start for Ohio tomorrow visit TO his
family. From thence he will probably proceed 10 Wash.
mgton aud confer with the State Department IN refeIence
20 his future course
Tho whole Mexican expedition is denounced hero an