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notice can be taken Of Anonymous Com
manifestations. Whatever is intended for in
ssfton in the APPEAL must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address Of the
vriter-net necessarily for publication, but
As a guarantee for his good faith and re-
sp0nsIbnlty.
An business letters for this office should be ad-
dressed to THE ATRIAL" Memphis.
An Communications for publication must be
written on one side OF the page, and with
all other matters connected with the edito-
rial department, should be addressed; EDI-
Tors T ATRIAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as a rule, undertake TO return sIu'
cles not found suitalEe for publication
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Dtss0La1tiOn 81 Partnershfn.

TUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
L tween Al. GOOde aud u. II. WaIdSn rs5er
the nrm ana styl e of GOOde & Walden. is This
day dissolved by mutual consent, and no con-
ttaet, uIaI OF wiring entered INTO by one of
the parties, subsequent TOD this DiSsoluffon-
shall be binding on the other and an debts
winch nave accrued previously are 10 be settled
JOinuy- 1heir lands. stock, farming utensils
etc are TO be equally divided between them
And II Is further agreed that d, N. Walden
snail have a lien on the crop Of cotton ana
corn raised on their plantation, in ne wear
lSO6, or 50 much thereof as will make him
equal IN the amount received and the amount
expended for the cultivation and purchase OF
said land, in accordance with an article OF
agreement made by said Goode and Walden
April o, 1866.
Given under our hands at Bordeaux Point
TuBiea county, Miss, January s. 1867.
A. J.. GOODE
faQT 9tu u n WATnEzr
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The secretary Of war has decided that
every bounty claimant shall be regarded
as having served to the end of the war
who enlisted for three years and was
mustered out with his organization be-
Gauss the services Of the latter were no
longer required, and is therefore entitled
to the additional bounty under the act of
July %, 1856. This is really a very i'm
portant decision, as it admits the claims
Of a large class of soldiers for the addi-
tional bounty who would otherwise be
debarred from the privileges of that act.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-Depar-
tures-Julia, for st. Louis Swallow,
for Cincinnati; Ira Lee, for Vicksburg.
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Recent experiments by the London
Pneumatic company show that 100 tons
Of goods can be sent through eighteen
miles of tubes every hour, by means of
atmospheric pressure at a cost Of atouta
penny a mile.
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THE PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS-


We have said nothing heretofore il
respect to the indications Of a compro.
mise between the President ami hi:
deadly enemies in Congress; nor shall
we yet believe that he has yielded all to
them, TO avoid impeachment. He is
surely wise enough to know that he can
not so conciliate them, and would, by
such a step make his utter ruin inevita-
be. II he has consented to a bargain SO
degrading, he is lost. 1t would be quite
as rational to expect by concessions to
stop an Infatuated soldiery that had just
carried by storm a fortified city, and to
restrain their hideOus lust and appetite
for pillage, as to hope to obtain mercy
and forbearance from a revolutionary
mob flushed with success, and despising
the yielding, shrinking enemy whom be-
fore they only hated or perhaps feared.
That we entertain grave apprehen-
sions, and are startled by the uncondi-
tional surrender of REvERDY JOHNSON.
Senator from Maryland, to the victorious
malignants, is true. After his many
attempts TO stay by reason and eloquence
the rapid march OF despotism and save
the rights guaranteed to States and indi-
viduals by the Constitution from annihi-
his inglorious detection is most
ominous. But the President has all to
and nothing to gain by submission
to radiealism; for his surrender, on
whatever terms, viii not secure him
Impeachment eve if he consents
TO be President merely in name, and to
permit the Senate and General GRANT
to exercise in his nam all the powers of
MS office. To do so would be but igno-
ninious and unavsiling,-infamy com
1lete and overwhelming, accepted with
,ut consideration or T reward.
However it be, the Southern people
must manMlly endure, and be able to
ay that which FRANCIS l wrote 70 his
after the disastrous battle of
"AH Is lost ercept ROa1oar.U
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hrs D. g. Evans.


Capt. VIM. HOlcrof. steamer Touist.,o
Capt. John S. Richey, New ALBANY: LOS,
~Loughmiller, New Albany; W. ]. johnson
wharf-bo2tt Memphis, Tenn; j. i. MaTtin
Ky; j; X. Parker, office L. n. Al q S n
X; John Hancock, county commissionsr
Fl9yd COUNTY Col Wm- Build, New Albany:
John Tie, Office l.. n. A. 4 a.. r n. a.
Z. Crane, hardware merchant. NeW' Al
bsny; W. +. Grove, (Bently & Grovel. New a.
nany Me Judge Laird; Rockport, Ind; John
abeth, Harrison county, Ind; Jonafhan M
May, bloomington. Ind. febSTN5n
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No. 100.
UNITED STATES OF AMEzIcA-
DISTRICT COUET OF THEUNIrED STATS
DISTRICT or WuSr Tuu~-r

UNITED STATES OF AMEEIca
DISTRICT COUET OF H UNIrEDSTATFs
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNFssTE
THEREAS, MARLANDL PERKINS NJ
W Attorney Of the United States, for ne NJ
tTict aforesaid, has flied an Information agai1s
the following property, tQ-wit
500 pounds ManufactT Id Tobacco.
COCO pounds Leaf TobaEO
2ScreWs, Levers ard Frames
3S pounds Tobacco in process of Mamma
ture;
10 pound Lcorice;
81 Dying scales;
Balaucc Scale
alleg1ng.among other things that all the rioh+
title, interest and estate therein has been sa{ra5
~. the Collector Of Internal Revenue ~ ~
United states, for the Seventh Colleefio1 15s
tret OF the state of Tennessee, as forfaife5 II
the United States, for the causes in said T,f,-
nation set forth, and praying the usual rrocs-s
ana mon1fiOn OF the Court in Thar be6oiF
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the Drocsss ~
said Court, 10 me directed, I do herebv ojva
public warning and notice 70 all other pe-sons
having or pretending to have any Interest IA
"A d property so seized, that they be and an
pear before the said Court at the Federal Court
room, in the city Of Memphis, on the Isth day
Of March. 1857, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon OF
that day, and show cause, II any they nave or
know, why the said property shall not be con-
demned or forfeited rs aforesaid.
This I'D day Of February, 1857.
u. S. Marshal for the District Of West Tenn.
fsb26 l4t
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NEW ADvERTrsME'rs
Boots and ahooa

WBICH they sell cheaper tothe trade than
" since the war, heViag been bought for
Cash direct IRON manu- Gacturers.
ALS0-Importers n French Calf Skins. and
Sole and Upper Leather generality.
The highest prices paid for Beef Hides.
JOSS. LENETT & Co,
ieb-f I'M 30 Main street.
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Information No. 1873.

UNITED STATES OF AWEFrcA- s
DISTRICT % The United STATES.
DISTRICT or WEST TENNESSEE
WHEREAS, MAITLAND L. PERKINS Fso
w Attorney OF the United States. for hi,
District Aforesaid, has dledan l~nformatioT
against the following property, owl:
Oue barrel EHisky, marked Keller, Milan
TcnnEs.es,H
alleging among other things that an the
right, utls, interest and estate therein has been
seized by The Collector OF The Internal Reve0ue
Of the United SStes, FOR the Seventh COLLECTION
District OF the State or Tennessee. as forfeited
@ tine United STATES, for the causes in said In
formation set forth, and praying the usual pro
cess and moutuon of the Court in that behalf
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the rrpcesg q.
said Court, q me directed, / do hereby give
pubic warning and notice to a ] persons nav
ing or pretending 10 nave any interest i'm said
property so Seizrd, hat they De and apD-ar
before the said Court AZ the Federal Uourir. ON
in the city OF ahis. on the lsu dav Of
March, ls6I, az % Oc Ock in the f1rsncou a. Ihef
day ana snow cause, il any they have or Know
why the said property shall not be condemned
or forfeited as Aforesaid
This I'd day OF February. 1861.
US Marshal for the District OF West Tenn.
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TREASURER SPINNER on Saturday re-
ceived a communication from some
person in Cincinnati, enclosing fftv
dollars, which is returned as the property
of the United States.
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Third week and brilliant success Of the cele-
brated artists. Mr.. and Ms. W j.
FLORENCE.
"Wednesday Evening, February %. '6z,
VIII be presented the Irish drama entitled
~haudy Mcguire; or. The Bold Boy Of Lfe
Mountains Shaudy Mcguire, Mr.. FIOr-uco. TIC
conclude with the prUtean farce OF the Young
Actress-in when Mrs. Florence wiz sustain
dCe characterksiDg four popular songs, and
dance scotch and Doauyarook Jig. Mr..
CamOmlle, a trEsedisn, Dir. Florence.
Front Street Museum 4!
ATOW on exhibition the Bohemian Glass
~ Blower, Wax Statuary, the great PanO-
rama, etc, etc.
ODen from 9 Yam 10 5 pm. bbs n
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Front Street Museum
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


$. c. Barnes VS.. {. I. Buntin.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
y made IN this cause in pursuance OF section
$50 Of the Code. and attachment havfog been
Issued AID returned "leviel, ETC." on the
property Of defendant c T.. Buutin:
u rs therefore ordered. that said defendant C
T. bunuiu appear on or before the z1Jh day of
March, ls6., at The office OF :. a. Moore. J.. P.
n the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, and defend
TINS suit or the same viii be taken for confessed
and heard sX parte, and that a copy Of this
order be polished once q week for four con-
secutive weeks II the Mempuis APPEAR.
s. A MOORE. Up.
w y Peyto1. atty for IlHiutir.
FebTuary %. lst7.-lawIwa
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~InformatiOn NO. 10

SAM. II JONES,
Us Marshal for the District Of West Tenn
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
,rance adm this morning in our advertising

appearance aCain this morning IN our advertising
columns Cur opinion of his pens has been
too often expressed to be doubtful; but we take 2
pleasure in saying moro that we know OF no g0d
pens i'm the world equal to those manufactured by
Mr. Morton. We have used them Tor more years
than we care to remember, and we have sent many
thousands of them to friends who were extending
onr circulation. There never was but one testimony
about them. They write with Ine4oaled ease and
rapidity, with almost or i yos choose, with quite
the elasticity of quill and their Durability
is as remarkable as The nicely OF Their work- woHrk-
manship, There L reason for this perfecti2Q NJ
Nort6nB peDs are made by machinery OF his own
invention of the most costly and delicate construc
tion which enable him to make pens at once better
and cheaper than can be fabricated by hand. 1hey
have superseded steel pens with all who study ex-
ceence and economy, and In the same way are rap
idly superseding other gold pens. Mr.. Morton now
sells by agents rs well as at his own store, No. %
Maiden-ane and his advertisement gives, in an IN
IN. Y. Tribune, Jan. 4, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
THEATRICAL.
ITALY.
COMMERCIAL coNGREss-cmcULAT1NG uBRARI


GARIBALDIAN OFFICEIS.
4 congress of the Italian Chambers Of Commerce
will De held during the Spring of this wear. The
financial difficulties Of Italy may possibly find relief
i'm the advice and cooperation Of these mercantile
bodies which are organized by the Government and
have high reputation for good sense. Circulating IL
braries are increasing III the Kingdom. company
at .Juil0n. under the management of some public
spirited literary men, is establishing these Libraries
in the smaller towns Of Lombardy, and the PrOyin-
cial Council has appropriated 10000 francs for the
purpose on condition that the Society shall raise an
equal sum, at least. by subscription. One OF the
fITst acts of RiasiO. Archbishop of Naples, after
his restoration TO his Office by the generosity of
the Government, was 10 OndeT that the Church
of GcsU-which has for five years been used
by priests devoted to the National cause, and IN
which National festivals have been hCnOIed-shOuld
he reconstructed 70 wash away the stains of revOu-
tiOnaTy doctrine. Several GaIlbaldian officers have
declined the decorations offered 10 them by the
King for their services IN 1896. Some decline from
principle, being republicans and unwilling 10 wear
the badges of the monarchy. Others, ont Of senti
ment even more noble, declare that they have ncr-
tied nothing. Among the first class is Mario, whose
wife, jesse White Mario, rendered the American
cause great service in Italy during the Rebellion.
A large number of officers have been placed on
bafpay in carrying ont the plans for the reduction
OF the military expenditure.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
THE SOUTHERN POOR

A GIFT FROM THE NEw-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
JAMES NJ. Brown, esq, Treasurer. DEAR SIR:
take great pleasure in mclosmg copy of resolution
passed by the Now York Stock Exchange This morning
approprang 900 ia aid OF the suffering poor Of the
South
In the early part Of the war this organization devoted
the whole of fIs Contingent Fund" 10 the maintenance
OF he National authority, aud s members arc now found
equally ready respond 10 the wants OF destitute and
suffering felOw-cOuntTymen Very respectfully, yours
WM. ALEX. SMITH. President
sotd That donation Of be made for the purchase food
suffering Of the south that
the placed purpose the hands Of TIE souhcrn Re
bef Commission"
ReD- York, Feb 10, 1867
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
Neio- York, Feb. 10, 1867.

RESOLUTIONS OF THE UNION LEAGUE.-At a regu-
lar meeting of the Union League club held at the Club
House. Thursday evening, Feb Il, 1867, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Robsd That the Union League Cb regards t 'aisfctop and
legnuug right direction the sork o restoring The rebel
hou territory d our country 10 harmonious relations faithful aud loyal
States the onion The passage BY ile ioe OF Representatives Of ihs
bill reported By Mr. establish PTosioua Government n
L0usha and Va provide for the reorganization ot that state
Resolved That ensbe In the reconstruction of State
governments that tie and authority should be placed aud con
ided "a citizens shat hereafter go'eumnt for State should
be sanctioned by Congress admit tie principles of manhood
tueige The equality " all before The law without tgJ
VI ptsyigua condition
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
TURKEY.

The Turkish papers state that the Candiote insur-
rection has been suppressed 1t seems that 400 and
not 200 capituated on condition of being sent to
the PirGus, and the number will probably bear a
still further reduction According TO another trust
worthy Turkish authority, Server Effendi was to
leave for Gambia 20 reoTganze the administration Of
the Archipelago II is stated that the Beys of Bosnia
intend TO claim from the Porte restitution Of their
ayowed rights.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
CONSUMPTION AND NERVOUS DEBILITY,
IGNILlSS;Ilys:; ! [ J; s ! ! N
SRYPOPHOSPHITES%
~ Z 4 - Z Il i ssSa: IS & & ,SsN2)
@Is !li:!E 4.!ll ll8N
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION

~ ALL.ITS STAGES,
And also acts with ISyARGABLE EFFICACY In all DBRANGEAENTS
OF THE NERVOUS AND BLOOD SYSTEMS such NERVOUS
PRoSTRATIOS GENERAL DEBILITY, ASTHMA PARALYSIS,
SCROFuLA CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, MARASMUS RICKRTS lin
ehldren) AYEMIA DYSPEPSIA WASTING, IMPAIRED NUTRI.
TIoN IMPOVERISHED BLOOD and all MORBID CONDITIONS OF
THE SYSTEM dpsadat deficiency of vI force Their
Two aud SPECIFICS the hand Increasing praepl
WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS ENERGY; other are
THE MOST POWERFUL BLOOD. GENERATING AGENTS KNOWN
REMARKABLE CASE OF CURE IN THB THIRD STAGE
Dr. CHURCHILL relates the following the Second Edition Of
bis Treatise:
M de Of high official from the Europe
had the evening three Of
the renowned physicians Europe not indeed the
Zach diagnosis writing without consultation with his profs
brethren That Of A. indicated soene uherces the top Of
let sofenel tubees az the right side That
found the be correct with the addition there
tabrcq1r deposits throughout hs mass 0 both iaJs Under the
b the IiYPOPHOPHrRs patient with
dlppardas us physical He able bis
country he
while previous Ia the treatment be had UdAg
strirsa hS progress ~ e ddss by four residence
various parts the South Of Europe"
~ PRICES In land l6oi Bottles 81 and - each Three large
,.r small Bottles b5, by Express.
C6-CIRCULARS AND ADVICE FREE a
Sold by all respectable Druggists aud Wholesale the Sole Depot in
United by tho Manufactures WINCHESTER Co.. No. 36
JObHst, N Y 10 whom all orders should be addressed
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
SPAIN.
INTOLERANCE or THE GOVERNMENT.

INTOLERANCE or THE GOVERNMENT.
Ii is currently stated that the Government intends
TO dissolve the Senate because it Is too independent
The Madrid Court Martial has sentenced TO death
tho editor of the Discussion and other persons
connected with the AleTta. CONSERVATION reigns
everywhere i'll Spain.
OCEAN RACE.
An interesting race has taken place between two
American clipper ships, the Lucy Walsh and the
Charlotte W. White both of Belfast Maine, from
Callao TO Algesiras These two vessels sailed from
CallaO on the 26th of September last at the same
hour and kept company for 81 days, passing Cape
Horn on the 18th day. They parted in lat ~ g. Ion.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
"The Pen is AightIer than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS,
M0RT0NS GOLD PENS,
TnE lRST Pas IN THE WORLD.

For sale nj No. 25 MADUN-LANE, New
rork, aud by every duly-appointed Agent at
tIc same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Tade-m of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established the public VIII
b, best suited and at the same prices, by sailing
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
th Morton Pen, must send to Headquarters,
wlere their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
WD MAKES THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GOLDPEyS!

IlE MoRToN GOLD PFN.-Thc shadow attends the
snhtance with less certainty than imitation fol-
lows succcss II a man builds magnificent house
on novel plan some other man Is sure 10 build
another as nearly like il possible The cOntiding
clmking hen lays an egg; but human skill has pro-
duted a china or porcelain imitation which to some
degree is made to serve in the place of the original
Tn, hen very stupidity sets the China as if 1t
wee genuine one the robbcr Of her nest is enjoy
ing her real product in the shape of an omelette
Butafter all the hen is not whit more stupid than
many specimens of humanity, who accept spurious
substitute and only too late 20 find ont their error
Take. for instance MOrton's gold pens. Morton put
his skill, his capital his labor and his brains to
work and by means of his patented machinery pro-
duced a pen which satisfied everybody Envious
and covetous knaves noted his success and aware Of
the gullibility of mankind, made miserable imita-
tions. They stole Morton's name, and altering the
initials so as to avoid legal consequences announced
their purrile efforts as The Morton Pen" Some
even weat further and issuing circulars, promsedon
receipt Of a certain sum of money to send back
Morton pen by mail the money would be sent but
no pen at all would be returned Generally, how
ever, spurious pens would be palmed off on unsus-
pccting individuals
To remedy all this Mr.. Morton has decided to sell
bis pens only at his store, No. p Maidcn-lane, or
through his authorized agents, who are, in all cases,
provided with official certificate from headquar-
ters and with good stock of the Morton pens. In
this way purchasers need only buy goods that they
can previously examine for themselves. The writing
public may therefore hereafter purchase their pens
from Morton or his agents with calm faith and
confiding security NeC- York EreniRg Post
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT or HEw.YoRK........PEB. Is.
anDTVTn

ARRIVED.
Si,.sho yr.ipa t sus liverpool Jan q aud Queenstown
o. udss pass the National steam Na'gaou ompa
St,,nshp Montgomery Farcoh Nes Orleans uds H. LoNlen.
Sb Ne lofWindso D. AtlsTsrd L,cpo"l - ds vh adse
WI tu.v Had continuation ~ westerly n'es e rure
as.-re Jacs M@s II Ireland aul John Lyneh Of Liver
g.al vere vaflrd orsrhosrI sud lost.
n With mdfe Paly Nls CO. Passed Cape Horn Dee and
Equor Had heavy weather Of the Cape stove
tulvarks &C. al.
Hah northern Queen Yarmouth s. Scott NeRpoIi Eag -
davs VII railroad iron io Bord HncAea.
Ba RuanItnrtc of Liverpool Oacrs Cnrton Oct 10 and Hong
Rorr muse Ca Go raaei AugrrF" p CsPeo """
or. Dec HrieIa Jan crossed the Equator jan 20, l ! y
" Had hrayr weather u1 llHif"rls
Hat MuIsoH 80 aHd from Cope Town, G. e. H. " das
700. aud ssfnt g. 4. J. e.. T. W. tolrll
Bus lusa Msr boston Leighton Cabri4en lCuba DAYS
E isr,, Ylr,s n S John, Mitchell Oh II,rbor Jam D.
Ilts .osvoo 10 Ntl..sou Feh i ilt ~ 20
,a a i0 spoke NJ Rich Le1,, M Charleston 1i took
aus of hr hr Istc" VI Lewis OF Bel ~
Bls.d Geo hound 20 Nra lof Who bad been i1c of
b. tte OF iheC VI Is, 90 Feb T. tho Justice VI
lew. epsd ls lotl inst v " gale BaucT' bear
S,h No,o r, CFor silva Lisbon % days, with salt Sc to l. B.
Ams.urh Go.
SPOKEN.
P ~ e 29S cnr 20 ;5" L' h bark Ren.ur' from A1t
10 ? Ial d. long Bnsh steamship The Queen bound
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
MOTIONS FfRsT QUALITY.

These Pens are l6 caras ne and are pointed WIN tDe
very best Irdosmn Points carefully selected and none
OF this quality sold with the slightest lmperiecuon
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect. ,
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Quality ana
numbered. .,...
The Points arc warranted for months, except against
accident. . = .,... ...a,i,,.
The Cases made OF Coin SnYer ana Ior lIs qu"'y
are extra heavy and strong -
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

o, VI, oross;nc the line in G5 days. losing the y.
r. Trades T in iat s. lon 80 " "ler wi Which time ne [6Sy
h'd I'm ''', 90 thr Goth Of J. mbcr, but parted Inc
Ts taag cy.aGs csG On The oh ol gpg02tReEMel ag3n
5 ci Gi,tal g1ga the ''"'. y al;n won the race oy
.5riL,, -. c1--,l a passage Of l0i days.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
EUROPE.
~ 7Bzr rE,HuSE

BY FixusArA TO rE'brS+
IRELAND.
ss,,V.txNr,.. Feb. I5--S:45 p. m.-The tclegraph
~ ,rrs ccasqd working between Yacutia and hIlar-
yev at r. 90 last night. and are sin down. Two long
sSispatches which were sent through the CaDle 'O-
nav werc received by mail from Killarney.
81 HEARTS CONTENT, Feb. l5-9 p, In'-No 1uriS'r
particulars of the trouble in Ireland nave beeh re
cciyed from Vaentia.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
PRUSSIA.
POPULAR EXCITEMENT.

pOTILAK EACIITWENI.
The electoral movement for the Parliament Cf
Northern Germany is becoming very animated. At
the last electoral meeting held at the Villa Nova by
the Conservative party, the police were obliged TO
intervene and TO dispe the meeting The people left
in great tumult the Conservatives were crying hur
rah for the King. huuah for Gen. Moltke, and the
Radicals hurTah for JacOby.