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The 6il- 1" i =onl. ti"- sliih ur ,i uI, ,,,
III III Gaht stIo:s Iarta II nl less llln iW 81 lilo.
than If hI-hri l"s sa l.. The Hay aul straw IL, H.
raIIil r.c irnn niat at ""r,i'. and Vi. balf-t. The
wi,l t' h snl)r Ia s"a sl .t.ii al The apartment
llay direct.
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tisSincnt attached I" EA.Ii. AMI G the .iaYaenrn oI
t~o responsible Persons wLo willing Lccnme aur
for tie bidder The eTr at nlrari heiBe awari.
"d to him. Proposals not comrlyin. with thS rrlwrr
inants III thia astvcr. lsament viii .e TrIertsd
Da'e cry to cammenSc within len tiB i1ya after ;li iii
atiau oi approval al contract, a iata
net less ihsn EehId OF the whole amount per lnanth
10 be dolITaiaii lii uron tho siding loci 6r
Forsyth street, the iluaFtcTiIlscr's warchaun
FORSYTH street., Atlanta. ga. the QuarieraseT may
direct.
Proposals t"T tia delivery onehiEi lhe amount OF
Forage ani onchaf the amount will ie rnter-
tanea, oT far each article separately.
Bidders invited to ba present represented at the
opening III the bids.
Satisfactory evidtnc- oi loyalty each Li
der and soyfRcy tho FrrEans oil red - surety wiil
he required.
The aarcrnmtn, reaaTrrs lie rift to r-s,I an sni
| all Li,l-
Proposals shout. hs addressed la lIIe nnIrr -gnc.t
| Straw"
by order oi Drryut lig Iiiertirn,rI H. S,xIuS ChtsI
Qnarterlnaster n. .. FARNSwORTH.
lei Ii,m 1ith u. $. Infantry. A. \. Q. NJ.
September Ia Ia rllarf;e OF Depot.
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HJ-NuTIGE n MARINERS. GA prAiN :
ANh PILOTS Wishing I" anchor i"ir ,csrrtG la Asr,
River ara requested Hu tn do anywhere within dirrc
range Of tir' hca,ls ai the SAvASNAif RAIi.Ru,I
~HAHVES on the Charleston anl 81. Anlrrw's fi, CT
Tie Asry ilirer by whir pirrsntion. contact with III,
Submarine Telegraph Cable will H., ayol,.,L.
s. G. TURNER. II. N.
llasl'"r Masters uhrr. ChIrratuu February h. ls,i
lriIruary Z
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sg.rHE REV. T.. SINCLAIR BIRD WILL.
preach tD VI To- -Horf,i, Morning uad Mol: al tl,
Congregational Church. Mount pltl.au,.
September 1
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may be used against Us at no distant day
when less Trustworthy party is iu pow
er, and less virtuous amy holds the
sword. u.
If It is not, and we trust il Is not, too
late to reas, !, on this momentous subject,
we would beseeoh Congress to consider
not alone the perilous tendencies Of the
measure to Brigadier the South, but also
its probable hopeless inoficiency. Natur-
ally, under republican system laws must
adapt themselves to the character Of :
people. We can not suddenly change
character Of the Southern people BY laws.
Congress may enact the projection Of me-
groes and loyal whites in-the South, but
that will not stay the knife and pistol Of
the assassin. We must at least depend
upon the local governments Of the South
to keep order and society. A military
garrison in every township can not do il i
and, more than that, we can not afford to
cover half the continent with an army oc-
cupation. If we pursue in the South the
Austrian policy 10 Venetia, every South
ern province will be O. weakness TO 5uss
all the bartlemonts of the Quadrilatersl
would not save our false system from ul,.
innate and deserved destruction.
The President, unless falsehood is ex-
traordinarily rife in Washington, is will.
ing to meet Congress half way and more
than half way in the work Of reconstruc-
tion. lie is prepared to cooperate with
Congress in reconstructing upon the basis
Of the constitutional amendment, which
is the platform upon which the people
stood when his policy was overthrown, lass
summer. His acquiescence iu defeat bt
this hour may not be graceful, but II cery
tainly is material; and Congress is crazy
if it does not accept promptly and hearth
| ly his overture to cooperate upon fair
and solid basis for tho pacifcation Of the
country. & 9 ass ats'Est
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sale Of Real Estate.

By virtue Of an order Of sale issued by
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ashland
County, Ohio, in the case Of Juliet Kel-
logg VS.. Agustus Kellogg and others, to
me directed, will offer at public sale,at
the door of tho Court House in said
County, on ~ $50
Monday, the All day Of 4arch, A.D. 167
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in
the County Of Ashland, and the State Of
Ohio, to.wit Part Of the North east quar-.
ter Of Section number nineteen (l9),
township twenty two t22) and range six
teen, (l6), and bounded on the North BY
lands owned BIZ Henry Rockcy, on the
East by lands owned by John Smallcy,
and on the South and West BY lxnds own
cd by Moses King. containing Eve and
one half scres, Also o part Of lot
number nineteen (19) in the incorpors.
ted village Of Ashland, being strip of
the west side Of said lot rnnnins tho
length thereof and lying gadjacent to Chuch
street, twenty-five feet in width except
ing the portion Of said strip heretofore
sold by said Burr Kellogg to one Samuel
Smith. is sisT spr NE
Terms Of sale, one third eash on tho
day Of sale, one third IN one and one third
in two years from day Of sale with Inter
est deferred payments, to bs secured BY
mortgage on the premises sold. 7
al Is J. D. JONES,
Special Master.
Jan. 20th, 1866, AR 33. s.,s
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NOTICE.

John Davidson, who resides inisGlie
Territory of Colorado aud Mary Ann
Menser who resides in the state of In
diana will take notice that John P. Small
ley, administrator Of the estate Of VIII
liam Davidson, deceased, ON the 30tb
day of January A. D.. 1867, fled bis ,pev
titiou in the Probate Court within and
for the county Of Ashland and State Of
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate Of
said decedent is insufficient to pay his
debts, and the charges Of administering
bis estate; that he died seized in fee sim
pie Of the following described real estate,
situated in the county Of Ashland and
state of Ohio, being the southeast suartef
of section thirty, (30) township twenty
three, (29) and of range fifteen, (I5)
save and except fifty acres of the north
end, now owned by Daniel Lehman. and
also excepting twenty acres heretofore
sold by the order of the Probate Court Of
said Ashland county; that Sarah Davidson,
as widow of the said decedent, is entitled
to dover in said premises, and that VIII
liam, Silas, Hiram, Allen, Robert and
John Daidvson, Harriet Berry, Elizabeth
McCarm, Sophia Cooper and Mary Ann
Menser, as his heirs at law, hold tho next
estate Of inheritance therein.
The prayer Of the said petition is for
the assignment Of dover to said Sarah
Davidson, and fora sale Of said premises
subject to such dover estate, for the pay
ment Of the debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on
the 4th day Of March, A. d. 1867, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can DO heard
| JOHN P. SMALLEY,
| Adm Of William Davidson decd.
By j. d. Jones, Atty. Yi.
January 80, 1867. 4-w.33. ea
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I@The real name Of MACK, the IA.
nous correspondent Of The Commercial, is
y, B, M'CuLIoUaH. He is sthe only man
in the United States possessed Of sufficient
tactic be a Democrat and a Republican
% alternate days the year round. As A.
WAnD said Of showmen, ahe's got nary
principle" but he is munifcently ondow,
led with btains and energy.--Marioa Dem
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.W. .R.ALSTOE.

JEwBLLER and Silver Smith, one door West
n 6f Potter's Drug Store Ashland, Ohio
-svGold and Steel Pens, and o ehoieevariety
-yeof Jewelry kept constantly on hand
Hirhe,t price paid for old Gold and Silver
,Idi diRcairing done TO order, on reasonable
Satisfactorily warranted. -
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n. r. .JOHFSTOE,

2TroRNEY At LAW !; Office; the one lately
occupi d by Osborn & Curtis. on Church
Street ear Mai n, Ashland Ohio. Also an-
though by the Government tOPr0cp re
Pension Certificates colleo Bou "
syabd Back Pay. d Z
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. rar-
ticulsr attention paid to collecting, PROBATE
business, Partition cases and Execution OF
Deeds, Mortgages and Contracts. Once In
Aiiller's Block, Second Story, Main street,
opposite the Town Hall Ashland o.
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John i. JACOBS,

TTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, Ohio. All
kinds OF business belonging 10 the Profes'
sion promptly attended to. Office; the one
lately occupied by VIM. 7. Johnston, .op-
posite the First National Bank, Ashland
[ly24]
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.JOHr ID. JOTEs,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o. Psrtie
ular attention paid to Collecting and pu
siness in Probate Court. Office on ohurci
street, between Main>and sandusky'
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J.H, JucCOMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office in The Brick building over
Singers 8 Hardware Store. *. 81; ;.F.
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iPHxsrOIArJ@.
-TnR1I.s n. CRAVE,

OFFICE One Door West Of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen.
.re and Washington Streets, Ashland, o.
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+. J. KENNY

T, J. KENNY. n. M oAhf1hIl
10 KEFFF y C.dJuPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, O.; Office
on Church Street, in thebric buildingim'
mediately Vest Of Cahn's Store. "a,
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n Y. McCRAY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, West Salem, Wayne
county. Ohio, will attend promptly TO all
bup.ness in his profession. 24u
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'5H@Er1mHa&3e
MILLER HOUSE

OPPOSITE the McNulty House, Ashland O.
AT. MrnLEn. Proprietor. Good accommoda
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage 50
lieited. q Ht sa1lna ir'i
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.Mc.rULTl HOUSE,

wM McNULTY, Prop etor. south Side Of
Main Street. Ashlan Ohio
noA~$ -HlBR29e
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; qGEO. W.gHILL, M. d.,

,ItNEV'tFsi'i'lr11--1 a ~ DvNtNf'tV
PHYSICIAN q SURGEON, Ashland Ohio. 9
Particular attention will be paid to the
treatment Of the following special diseases;
Dyspepsia, disease OF the Liver, the KID
,nsys, Scrofula and Epithelial Cancers.
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2 FJP, COW.aN,;, .RT, d.,

PHYSICIAN &ssURGEoN, Ashland Ohio: !:
iSOIIiee over Hughes & staoher's Store, op-
oiposite The Town Hall sesi, i.i.'
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IsAACGATEs, Auditor.
WILLIAM HELTMAN. Treasurer.
JOHN a. BROWN, Sheriff. ri
oEoKoE'w. UIsIE, Rscordsrs
J6ffN KEENE, Surveyor, 's;s'.f -''s
I8REAL MARKLE, Coroner, WA .e
wM. C0wAN,
JOHN VAN NEST, fCommissioners.
HENRY wICKS.
W. GALLOWAY, s- X
WM. CRAIG. Inhrmary Directors
MOSES LArTA, g&j - <
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8usintss 9irsttprg,
,1lJUDICI1E EOFETCERs.l J

VIM. OSBORN Common Pleas Judge.
UlBUSHNELL Probate Judge. faiig
8. NJ. BARBER, Cl'k Com. Pts & Dist. Cr'
G. wsHiLL, Prosecuting Attorney, sg
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~ irgHtgotsa IH
,gsF aebaiW lsa lis
al@iaia ! baas gsssal1f
sfat. ~ q 4. :.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. April s-Noon-Cnsols for money, COZ Erie
Shares, 81 Illinois Centras, 57l. United States $40
Bonds, 74k.
Aftemoon-slnee the noon report United states Five
Twenty Bonds have advanced Consos have declined
|! and quoted al eOi for money Illinois Central
shares have declined !. and are now quoted at ~
Evening" have declined per cent since p m
aud closed az 90 for money. There has been general
decline in American securities The following are the
closing quotations: United States FiveTwenties, 'Si;
Illinois Central shares 76.; Erie Railway shares SCR
FRASKFoKT, April EyeniDg-United states Oohds
closed this evening at 76i.
IIvEmoOI, April S-NOon.-The Cotton market -
easter and prices have stll further declined The saes
to-day Will foot up about 1000 bales. Middng Cplands,
md Middiug Orleans, Jd The Breadstuifs market y
quiet Wheat u for No. Red, and 1916 for California
White Flour 2s Q: Com uI9; Barley, 90; oats, "a;
Peas Az Provisions Provision market Is generally
unchanged; Pork n Beef, llI Bacon a. Cheese
GO Lard 49t TiOduce-Ihc Produce market II without
0uotabe change Petroleum I'D. for spirits and Tor
refined Rosjn, SO for common Wilmington iG for fine
Tupenine, o. for Spirits. Clover seed, al' Llnseod
CsI for Calcutta. Ashes, SO for Pots. Iron, 81 for
Scotch Pig Tallow, 40. Oh-speIm, Al5l Whae' All
Lnseed, 80 Idpsccd Cakes, Rl0.
Afternoon Since the report, the cotton marker
has been extremely heavy ana prices have fallen ID
Middlng Uplands now quoted AZ i2l i2id
Evcning-Thc Cotton market continued heavy through
out the day and closed with declining tendency. The
following are the authorized quotations Mdding Up
lands l2ld; Mddug Orleans 2ld. The sales of the day
amounted 10 sooO bales. Wbeat-No. Red - 9; Cali
fornia White, - per GENITAL Flour . for Western
Canal T. bbl. Corn - ID higher; Mixed Western 81
per quarter Barley, 80 v 90 N. Oats, SofP 81 ~
The closing quotations Of Wheat show advance OF I'd
per GENITAL; MOL Milwaukee Red was as quoted at IL T.
The market FOR Com very active ~ the close oi The
day Pork 77C 2 700 % FOR Prime Eastern Mess Beef
Extra Prime Mess, rs y S0i n. Lard go. ewt for
American. Bacon, t3i v cwt. Ashes-Po's aa v ewt
Spirits Turcntne 81 v cwt. Tallow, ~ for American
Rosn-C Common, &. Fine iG y cwt reirolcum-spirits
lld and Refined, y gallon. Ous-sperm fiJi; Whale
aaI; Llnseed 1J9 Scotch Pigs 5i6 y tuD, mixed
numbers.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
XLrn CONGRESS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO TER TRlBrSs.

TBLEeRIIB TER TRiBUSH
SENATE EXTRA SEssIoNl-WAsHNGToN, ApiuS'
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Mr. WILLIAMS (Rep, OregOnl offered resolution
that the President OF the Senate, at O'Clock p me- next
wednesday adjourn the present session OF the Senate sine
die. =, -.--. ...
MI SUMNER Rep, Mass) objected TO the present con
sideratiOn Of the resolution.
VACANCY FILLED.
The PRESIDENT appointed Mr. johnson Dem, Md
ON the Committee on Printing, TO fill the vacancy Oc-
casiOned by the death OF Mr.. Riddle.
GOvERNMENT PROPERTY At HARPERs FERRY.
Mr. WILEY Rep., w. Va) offered resolution. when
was adopted that the Secretary OF war M requested 10
communicate the Senate copies OF all deeds ana CON
eyances and other evidences of title by which the United
States have claim 10 any lands, tenenonts ana wafer
privileges at HaTpers Ferry, IN West virginia
what parts thereof IL any have been sold transferred
for what purposes and whether there is any reason
why part Of the lands and tenenents, ana water
privileges unsOld and undisposed Of should not now DC
sold.
on motion Of Mr.. RAMSEY (Rep., Mimi, the senate
went into Executive session.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.

SENATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
THK TRIBUNE
WAsmINGTON, April s.-The Senate to-day con-
hrmed the following nominations:
United M0rsh0-George L. Andrews, Massachusetts,
JnO H. Tusss 20 lie Commander
Commander Wm G. West 10 be Naval StOrekeeper at Kit
teTy, Die. - ~ 90,
John WAdiel Springfield Miss OrV H. B BaInOD Helena Mon
tsna TERRITORY; Sigismund NJ Black Lezrand, Oregon.
I,oeirsy Of Puzzle M0asgKmil ABueke Traverse CITY, Mich
Posm0 C. Willis NJ Pao III Daniel Welty, Greens
burg Pa Wm Green Ohio Caudus b. Grant Ann Aror
Weber Charlotte Mich Terence Moore Marquette,
Mich: Wm II. BennesOn, Quincy. Ill
Teff,J StIiss Coasal-Wn ". MavO Al Otrant0 Italy.
Issirer OF Public MOgsCaeb H. Clement OF Colorado at Denver
City. ... 80
United STATE, doasSsmus A. Briggs for the District Of Kansas
The Senate rejected the following nominations:
Iecsi,pr Of Public Money-Audrew Allen Boonyle. Mo.
C0nsgt-Lews Virgins Of New jersey 20 Bssco Mexico
Sser,iriB Of COt0TddO Tyrif0rf--H VI. Slade Of ONO
United s1f AnOraegW r. Chadwick Territory Of Montana L.
W. james Territory OF Idaho.
Posiasiers-Cyrus r. Shepherd Cuba Y; Walter A. Hastings
Ill Thomas J. Meserrau. Union " VI o. H. tlanda
Woodstock H. Andrew Bidder Ekion Nd John Miller hunting
Seah Whesdon Havana H. CLARK G. Burlington eyxihe
NJ Barnett, LicAGed H. Jerome h. Million, Chnolon, "
collector Of Csiogaes L. HoHey, Western District Of MARY
land - . =,
Collector Of E,aal R,aueHchsd Apperson IXih District Of
Kentucky: Charles H. Gibson lst Distr, of Maryland
JOT he PGee indians 10 AetTdsL0John Rover Of Pennfy
yIuia, ,....
sors oC Iaisral Receaas ~ SloeksayeT I'D Dtre u 10
Gsrai Charles u. AilsL IyIh piisI VI NiggltI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
PRUSSIA.
IuNEAIBURG.

The new Pmssian Gross Gazette publishes nteli-
ence from Paris which states that Gen Frassaid one OF
the Emperors Aides camp is about 10 proceed on
secret mission TO Luxemburg, and adds The rnlnols
current In Paris OF the intended purchase oi LuAchos
by France continue 20 gain credence
TREATY BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND wCRTEMBERG.
The Berlin Official Gazette publishes the text OF an
offensive and defensive alliance concluded between
Prussia and wurtemberg Aug 49, and eonched IA sim
lar terms 70 the treaties concluded between PRUSSIA ana
Ravorja and Prussia and Baden. The fatnsauohs OF
the Prusso- Wurtemberg treaty were exchanged
FRENCH MISSION TO AUSTRIA
The BSrsenZetos0 asserts that the Prusslan EmOassa
dor at Paris In reply TO inquiries from his Government
has stated that the only object OF Cen fleuys journey
m Austria Is 10 represent the Emperor Napoleon at the
coronaton OF the Emperor Francis Joseph AZ King OF
Hungary Cen Feurys mission has no political import
ahca
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MONTANA.
THE INDIANS MAssING FOR AN ATTAcE-A BRiul.Ns
METEOR.

THE INDIANS MAssrNG FOR AN ATTAcE-A BRinuss
METEOR.
sY rxIzaxApz rHB TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS April S.-A special dispatch TO The Ds@-
ocrat from ST. Joseph says The 4ontGRa Post of
the l4th gives the following information in regard to
the Indians: Eighteen hundred lodges OF Sioos'
numbering three warriors in each lodge, under tho
chiefs Red Cloud, Ivory Plate and White Young
Bull, are encamped on the Big Horn River, abont 90
miles from Fort Smith. The Crows, BlOods, Peguinsi
GrOsventres, and, Sioux have made peace amons
themselves and joined in league against
the whites About 500 lodges are YET north
of the Missouri River, but will cross over and
aud after concentrating their forces, the coDedera-
ton will war against the whites They say ths
that death is inevitable and they pSstSI u IN battl
rather than BY starvation fhe cotSasI Ia1 81 Fore
Smith doubts his ability TO hold the position and d
is thought that if reenforcements do not arrive soon,
he will come TO Carks Fort, on the Yellow StOQe.. =
e hsG Hrgs m tat RGTGs cHsy sne haS @ o. sb;a
town equal to thousand gas-burners.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
FRANCE.
LuNEApIpQ

The rrmors which have recently been current Oh
bs nhect in the correspondence of certain Journals are
due 20 the imagination of newsmongers
THE ARMY REORGANIZATION BILL
The Times Paris correspondent says the legiSat'vSe We
Assembv has examined the b for the organization OF
The ARMY and named the members OF the committee
charged with reporting upon H. SIX out OF tue 10 ueh
beers are supposed 10 be hostile. . A., ,,, 49, hioh
has 10 report upon project OF law ON the reorganization
of the army there Is not single military man lhs eA
from any feeling OF hostility 70 those who represent the
army OF 10 the army itself
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
lfEXICO
MAMMALIAN COMPLETELY HEMMED
negroes.

MAMMALIAN COMPLETELY HEMhtD IN.
BY TEL I TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON April S--News has reached Governs
ment here that the Liberals have completely surS
rounded Maximan, and there is no possibility ot
his escape. 1t is stated that Juarez and otbeA
Liberal leaders have asked our Government TO help
Maximan to escape and insure safe passage I'D
Europe They are anxious to get rid Of him.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
THE FLOODS.

A TOWN ON THE MISSISSIPPI DEsTROyEp-gIGBrf
LIVES LOST.
pY rsIssnAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
ST. LOUIS, ,April7-Advices from below cay The town
of De Soto, opposite Vcksburg, was suddenly mum"
dated few days since, and from so TO 100 negroes
were drowned The people of Vicksburg used strenu-
ous efforts 10 rescue the poor creatures, bot eould
only reach such as had secured temporary places II
safety. The town was exclusively occupied by
negroes,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN, April g. ? y. m-The steamship Africa
Capt Anderson which left Boston on the 27th OF March,
arrived here to-day, on the way to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, April 8, 2p. m.-rhe steamer Malta, capt
McMickan which left New York Oh the 9th Of March,
arrived here yesterday.
soUTHANPToN, April :, 2p. m.-The steamship Union,
Capt Van santen, which left NewYork on the 2sth OF
March arrived here today, on the way TO Bremen
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
HUNGARY.
HUNGARY AND TURKEY.

HINUANl MD TINNFIs
In the Lower House OF the Diet, NJ Sztrakisnro-
vcz asked the Government whether and II so why troops
were concentrated the frontiers of serva aud Bosnia
Count Andrassy replied that the rumor Of the concen
tration Of troops nnfondod, and added that HIS
Naesy had neither Emperor of Austria nor aS King
OF Hungary any interest In Impeding the peaceful devel
opment Of tho Eastern natOnaitleS, a. was proved,
indeed by his asserting 10 the evacuation OF the Servan
fortresses This declaration was received with loud
nlnpIn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1867
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
NTlIb tIf'' -
aH.PH TO THR TRIBUNE.

TIlTeHlPH
LONDON. April s-Aftornoon-The feeling Of dis
trust in financial circles has increased to panic
Evening-The uncertainty in regard to the future
action of the Emperor Napoleon, and the fears that
he will adopt a warke policy, create widespread
distrust among business men, and great depression
in consequence exits in commercial and financial
circles both in this city and in Paris.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
CANADA.
RELEASE OF A rESIAY CONVICT.

TELEGRAPH
TORONTO, G.. W., April s-One of the Fenan con-
vcts named COnners has been released from the PeDten
tary at Kingston Corners is a Canadian, and t 10 said
his release is owing to petition gotten up in the neigh.
borhoOd where he resided.
MONTREAL, April S--The trial of Lieut.-Col Geo.
Brown, who was pursued through Europe aud finally are
rested the charge OF embezzlng Government funds
concluded to-day. Verdict not guilty. The Prince
OF Wales Regiment was served with rifles today.
The ice In the river remains firm.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
THE INDIANS.

WAR DECLARED IN CALIFORNIA.
~ rEIRsRiPB TRIBUNE
SAN FRANcIsco, April THE Indians Of The iioopo
Reservation in California have declared against tho
whites They killed the subagent, Robert L. stoestons
and two employees and burned all the Government prop.
erty The whites on the klamath River are fornfypa
and preparing for their defense.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
SPAIN.

LONDON, April s.-The English Government has
sent several ships OF To Cadiz Span TO enforce
the British claims arising out of the question OF the
seizure of the Tornado.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
ITALY.

FLORENCE, April s-The organization OF the new
Italian Ministry has been completed by Baron
Ratazzi. The Cabinet has been composed in spirit
of compromise of prominent members of both the
political parties of the country