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TELBGRAPIIC NEWS ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, REVOLUTION IN JAPAN. Severe Fighting in the Streets of Jeddo. Drowning of Rear Admiral Bell and & Boat’s Crew of the Flag- ship Hartford. CALIFORNIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM CO THE HERALO Baw Francisdo, Feb. 16, 1868. The stcamsbip Great Republic has just made her dock at this port with advices from China dated at Shanghae the 17th of January, and news from Japan dated at Yokohama the 27th of January. York. THE PRESS TELEGRAM. Burniog of a Theatre at San Franc! San Francisco, Feb. 16, 1868. She brings ten passengers for New | gay NEW YORK HERALD, The enclosure of che principal palace of the | ter ending Decembdor 31 amounted to 103,8 Jado, M tons; the Shagoon was broken into by a mob, and the castio aud | value of the cargoms enterod was 8,615,610 iacls; aud residence of the Indies of his court were set on fire and destroyed on the 16th of January, The widows of the former Sbagoons, who lived im the palace, wore killed. It {4 said that the mob consisted of the people of Satsu ma, who were attempting to rescue @ sister of their pronee, the wife of a former Shagoon. ‘Two days after this outrage the great palace of Prince Satsuma, joddo, was attacked and destroyed by the Shagoou's troops and a large amount of the Prince's Property in other parts of the city was plundered or ru ned The officers of the hagoon disavow any intention to quarre! with Satsuma, but declare shat they only wished to dislodge bands of robbers who were located in the Places which were destroyed. Tt was reported that 140 of Satsuma’s men were Killed and 160 wounded, and that the troops of she Shagoon lost from fifty to sixty killed aud wounded. Some of Satsuma’s men made their way out of the city to s small steamer belonging to the Prince, and steamed out into the Darbor, They were followed by a war yossel of the Sbagooa, and a Ogbt wok place, in which she latter was worsted, and the steamér éacapod, The ports of Hiogo and Osaka were formally pro- claimed open t@ foreigners on the Ist of January; but trade bad not yet commencod at either placo, owing to ‘be disturbed cendition of the country, ‘The eondition of tho first sectors at che mow ports was very unpleasant, Thoir houses wore of an iaforior de- acription and provisions of all kinds were scarce aud dear, The main settlement was located at Kine, a mis erable fishing viilage two milea from Hiogo. The Jorelgn ministere were generally censured for selecting wpite 40 inferior in every respect to that of the port of Bivgo, ‘The town of Hiogo, Japan, was burned on Christmas ‘Kauatral Ret}, of the United States Navy, was drowned at the mouth o€ the Osaka river on January 1, The mouth of the riyer had been closed by a eand bar, which bad formed’ during a heavy atorm. Tbe Admiral had been waiting for several days to cross the bar, when Spe American theatre, on Sanson street, was de- | he finaliy started, sccompanied by Flag Lieutenant wiroyed by fire this morning. Jargest theatre In San Francisco. Arrivod—Ships Perry, Edwards, from Manila; Wil- hoimine, from Rie Janeiro, JAPAN. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE HERALD. Mevelution Against the Shageon—The Dal- mios in Rebellion—The Mikado Under For- eign Protection—Naval Engagement at Yok hama—Escape of Satsama’s Veasele—Admiral ‘Boll, Lieutenant Reed and Ten American #allors Drowned. Yoxonama, Jan. 27,) Vira Saw Francrso, Feb. 16—10 A. M. By special advices from Japan to this city we Jearn that there was a serious outbreak between the Shagoon and the Daimios, The Mikado had been seized by Satsuma, a pow- erful noble, and the Shagoon was in his castle at onder the protection of the fleets of his The foreign ministers were at Ovace and assured the Shagoon they would not interfere in the ponding difficulties. One of the Shagoon's palaces at Jeddo was Sourned down by Sateuma’s men, who afterwards Jost one of his own. There was a severe fight, and the official report gives three hundred killed aod wounded of Satsuma's men and sixty of the goverment troops. ‘The contending parties afterwards bad s’naval | the Formosans are engagement in sight of Yokohama, when Sateuma’s vessels escaped. Tho Mikado iss prisoner im his palace at Kiota, guarded by Satsuma’s men, The Tycoonate is abolished, Atols-baski, the Shagoon, has had all his titles taken from him. He will neither resign nor fight. Ho is in his palace at Osaka. Satsuma, Cochin and Toss have surrendered Qusaka with their troops, The Tycoon’s and Satsuma’s troops are now fighting in the streets of Jeddo. Gateuma’s palace was burned on the night of the 20th of January, and four hundred men were burned up in it. The native town was on fire in four places on the might of the 20th of January. The fire was fortauately extinguished, but with serious dam 4 Foreigners have been ordered by thetr consuls not to go outside the settlement. Terrible mortality exists among foreigners at HMiago, twenty-four having died tm ar many days, Everything is quiet at Osaka. Tk was the oldest and | Rood und thirteen men ® boat from the Hartford, While passing over the bar, gomg in the direction of Osaka, the boat capsized, and all on board wore drowned except three sailors. The bodies were recovered and buried near the mouth of the Osaka river. ¥. G@. Myburgh, tbe Britivh Consul at tho new ports, died January 21. ‘The 25th of January boing the Japanese Now Year, all business was suspended at Yokohama, and trade and commer.e had been dill for some time past. Gray sheetings were in slight demand at $2 75 a $3 40; cotton yarns, $47 a $53, Silk market firm but quiet; heady ; good bi prices firm, while stock was ‘small; 8 $30 a $24. Exchange on Jondon, 42. Xd.; four mouths’ credits, 43. 4d.; 208. Freighta steady; on New York, £3 10% ; on London, £4. CHINA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Progress of the Reboilion aud Imperialist Victories—Two Europenns Reported Alive fu Formosu—Telegraph Exteasioa—Mr. Bur- lingame’s Missiou—Karthquake, Fire and Floods. Suanonag, Jan. 17, } Via San Francisco, Feb, 16, 1868, 4 The latest news received bere respecting the Chinese rebellion is to the effect that the im- perialists have gained several victories over both the Nionfer and Mohamedans, It ls reported that two Europeans who were supposed to have perished ou board the American vessel Generai Sherman when she was. burned by still alive, and inquiries a¢ te the truth of the statement are being made. ‘Wis rumored thet a mandarin has offered to erect and work the telegraph from Shanghae to Wusung. If this be true he will uneonscfously give material aid to the Fast Indian Telegragh Com- pany. A Chinese prophecy im a suppressed book, Just found out, foretells the downfall of the reign- ing Tartar clans, and that a fereigner will sacend the throne of China. The Hon. Anson Burlingame, United States Minister, has been appointed envoy from China to the United States, at a salary of $40,000 per annum. J. Mcl.. Brown is his secretary, and F. Des- champs interpretor to the mission. Chiskiang and Sunkia Ku, mendarins of fourtd rank and red buttons, go as assistant ambassadors d twenty-four Chinese of lower grado as secre- taries and in other capacities. Mr. Burlingame's appointment is supported by the North China Mail and the North China Hereld, the two leading papers at Hong Kong and Shanghae, but oppowed by the remainder of the Admiral Bell, of the United States Navy, and | Press in China. Flag Lieutenant Reed, with ten seamen, of the American war ship Hartford, were drowned while crossing the bar at the mouth of the Osaka river, oa the 11th of January. 'Ehelr bodies were washed ashore aud buried. 3B. F. Mybargh, British Consul, died at Osaka Jeanery 21. The Japenese Now Y Jawuary 25. r festival commenced The Drowned American Seamen. The following are the names of the American seamen drowned with Admiral Bell, United States Navy: Henry Brast. Kdward Niohols. Charles Baldwin, Alfred Holdenberg. Joha W. Small. W. J. Rickell. Thomas Davin. Moses Redmond, Bernard Roddy, Joba Peterson, Avaistant Surgeon C. H. Page, United States Navy, died on the 24th of December, 1867. THE PRESS TELECRA! A Nativiet Kevolation=The unde Seized by the Nobles=The Shagooa Under Forciga Protecttlon—Batties on Land and ai Seam Outenges in Joddo=The Tronty Ports Open— Admiral Bel, U.S. N.. Drowned. Saw Prancisoo, Fob, 16, 1968. The advices from Yokohama, Japp, to the 25th of January report that a formidable revolution had taken piace in Japan in consequence of the opening of ine Rew ports to foreigners. The young Mikado was seed by (be three leading princes of tbe oinpirt aisome, Choisy ant Tone~+and ramained a prisoner { hands. The fate Shagoon, Stots-Basbi, fled from Meako and shut himself ep in the castle ai Osaka, where he p) bimsolt under the protection of the fect of the foreign Powers in that harbor, Hut the ministers of the treay Powore have givon @ diatinot ana solemn arnurance to the Japanese that they will mot in any way interfers io the struggle. Stota-Haynt was collecting forces and organizing aa afmy, with which ho would attumpt to recover his lowt power, Meantine the mediato action, 1¢ was not probable ‘hat the forelgo miareters would make aay oilarte for ® verement of Lei rein olther of the opposing partion unt! after vie aseomoling of the nods lily of the empire im couneli, Meanwiile the country was mithou head Piaturvancos of A KeroNs arace dal LAKRR Play ta vonfedersted Palaver prepoved no im & recogmined Anexplosion occurred at Wachang, opposite Hankow, in which three powder magasines and more than @ thousand lives were sacrificed. No harm was done to European property. An earthquake has been felt at Chen Kiang and The shocks wore somo- in the island of Formosa, what severe. The Yellow river has agaim burat ite bauks. Nothing but foreign engineering will restore them to their ancient solidity. A large fire occurred at Hong Kong on the 28th of November, 1867, by which over two hundred houses were destroyed, including five foreign houges. The insurance liabilities are atated at | ove million of pounds sterling. An association bas been formed at Hong Kong to petition the British Parliament respecting tho tax lately imposed on the colony. j ay THE PRESS TELEGRAM mations ip the Lu. Bax Franciaco, Feb. 16, 1868, The steamship Great Republic, from OC arrived this morning, briny to January 7, Shanghas to the 17th, and Yokohama w the 27th. The followiag despatches have been ro. ceived — tortor. , Jan. 17, 1668, Hon, Anson Burllugame, the Chinese Ambassador to the Treaty Powers, leaves China for San Francisco on February 25. His suite consists of thirty persons and includes J, McLeary Brown, late Secretary of the Britis! Legation to China, first secretary, and &. Dachaimpa, who sceompaaied Mr. Duriiagame to the empire laut year, second secretary Two Chinese officials of the highest rank procoed with Me, Burlingame a¢ noviciates, bub by imporial decree Mr. Burlingame bas boon plaond at the head of the mission, He bas letters of credence to each of the Troaty Powurs, sigaed for ue Drst time by the mperor bimse The mission is to be pormancmt as toon ax the Chinese officials 4) themes! for forvign diplomatic dutioa, | Tole mission is regarded by reaidouta of China ag the greaiont svep im advance yes takon by the empire, Pekin edvices say thas (he rebels and mouuted robbers } have slaughiernd great numbers of the people, but thore sno danger whatevor of the capture of the capital, | _ 10 Shantung thirty thousnod rebels have been killed anid tbe innpertal troops are everywhere victorious, Horrible Warveritios were committed by the Shantung ' | { rebels Exioneve rote bave been Aiscovered seven milen from Ningpo, and there Is a prospect that the con mines at New Chin Kaing, four miles from the Yangise Kiang river, enn YO worksd. ‘(uel uiwd s.aies topaaee a Shapabae for tha quar. the value of the cargoas cleared 8,083,915 tacis; and the consular invoices certifiad in the same time 3,322,721 tavls, The atteution of the New York Chamber of Cammerce is calied to these facat, The value of the exports from Shanghae is greater than from the entire Russian empire, Shanghae is entering upon acareer of extraordinary Prosperity, ‘The opening of the Yangtse Kiang river is an absolute commercial as well ag political necessity to the United States, now tho nearest neighbor of China. There has been a parade of four Amorican fro engines ‘And one hook and ladder company. Tho French residents will send to California for Ameri- oan fire engines, Exchange om London at sight is quoted at 68. 9d.; Six moutna’ sight, 68 11d.; credits, six months, 63 I1Xd. On Paris, credits, ix months’ aight, Tf O7o. por tacl, Mexican dollars, 73 @ 4; Carolus doilers, 74 m 77; American drills, fosty yards, 400 a 410 taels por ploce; English drills, 870 @ 470 wala per forty yards. Now Maleva opium, 508 tacls; Paine, new, 476 tuols; Beusres, same quotation, Froighta for London, £3 per ton, Vessels on the derth for Loudon, the Western Chief aud Assyria; for New York, the American bark Nabob The United States double-ender Ashuelot will take Ausom Burlingame to Hankow, All the other men-of- werof the American squadrom are at Nagasaki, Yoko- hama and Biago, Japan. Xvorything is quiet at the river and coast ports. The Chinese merchants are buay making settlements Proparatory to the Chinese New Year, An exploriag party, under the guidance of a noted engineer, has started up the Yangtee Kiang river, from Henkow, and. will try to cross the 8nowy Mountains and Teach Calcutta by the Brahmapootra river. Great scientific results are expected if the expedition goes through safely. ‘There has been a terrible sarthquake in tho island of Formosa, by which thirty thousand lives were font, H, 1. Peterson, private secretary to Admiral Bell, Witnessed the grand meteoric display near the Great Wail of China, November 5. ‘The amount of greem teas exported to the United States this season to date ts 10,200,000 ibs, ‘The bark Nabob has a charter of $16, gold, per top of forty fest for New York. American coai 1,450 taels per Chinese ton. BELGIUM. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD, Fire Among the Shipping at Aatwerp~A Petrolewm Cargo tn Flames=—The flagrution Extended te Other Vensels. Antwerp, Feb. 15, 1868, Great excitement prevails in this city in conse- quence of the progress of a very extensive and destructive fire which is now raging among the shipping in the port, The flames burst out from a ship having two hundred barrels of petroleum on board, after fully enveloping that vessel. The fire was quickly communicated to two other shiye which bad been lately anchored near to the one first attacked and spread in af alarming manner. Three other vessels lying in the neighborhood are now in great danger, as the conflagration is assuming larger proportions every mement, not- withstanding the very spirited exertions which are being made to subdue it. Alurry and alarm prevail to such an extent at the water's edge that it is impossible to obtain any connected account of the origin of the disaster or even the names of the burning vessele. ITALY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD Banquets to Admiral Farragui—Royal and Leaisiative Yoner to the Flug of the United Stateg- Frormvoe, Feb. 15, 1868. « Admiral Farragat, of the United States Navy, was entertained on Thersday at a Court banquet ordered in compliment to the Americam com- mander by King Victor Emanuel. The entertainment was on a grand scale and of @ truly royal character, the superior officers of the navy and army of Italy attending in uniform. A legislative banquet was arranged for Friday in honor of the American Admiral, and came off in fine style at the appointed hour. The Senators of Italy, with the members of the Chamber of Deputies, attended. The Minister of Marine of Italy presided. The utmost harmony prevailed, and the United States government—executive, legislative, navy, army and people—-were complimented fo the most frieadly terms. ABYSSINIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Denpatches from the Hegtilo Camps-King jorus in a Bad Stralt—A Battle immi- InemAdvance the Kayotlane-The Weather Intensely Warm. Burs, Feypt, Feb. 13, ‘Vis Matra and Lonpon, Feb. 16, 1868. t The special correspondent of the New Yore Hrraio attached to tho British military expe- dition in Abyssinia forwards advices from the headquarters’ post of the army at Sepafe, from which it appears that King Theodorus is at hls camp near the palace of Magdala, where the Bug. lish captives are confined.” The Abyssinian monarch is said to be ia a bad strait in a military point of view. Au engagement bejween the two armies ts in minent and may take place at any mowent. Very few of the disaffected native chiefs now acknowledge any fealty to Theodorus. The Chief Kasaai, ruler of the Tigre district, openly courts the favor of Major General Napier. General Nopler fears that this chief, whose po- lit'cal character is bad, aims at making o secret attack on Lim, and consequently seeks to arrange and perfect s binding treaty of alliance with him ‘80 a8 to hold bim anawerable for his future acte, ‘Thirty-five thonsand British troops of all ctanses have been landed at Zoula, and the advance of the Queen's army has reached to within two days’ march of Antale, half way towards Magdala from the shore line, where it is vory probable the expected battle will take place, The Dgyptians, with @ contingent embracing many Turks, aro very neat to Magdale, but they nse po caution aud still march on in & reckless manner, without the sanction of the superior officers of the English army. The English in the interior number about twenty thousand. The troops suffered considerably from the heat of the weather. ENGLAND. Lord Staley Likely to Obtata the Premier- ohip. Lonvow, Feb, 16, 1863. Tt ta generally bolinved that Lord Stanley will 00a, mucosed Bar! Derby ay the head of the Minievey, FRANCE. Cabinet Changes Contradicted. Panis, eb. 16, 1868. Tho gemi-ofMficial journals of thia city dony thivt there will be any immediate change in the Ministry and con- tradict tho reports that tho government comtemptates important alterations in the constitution of the empire. CHINA AND JAPAN MARKETS. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ‘ Yoronaa, Jan, 27, Via Saw Francaco, Feb, 16, 1858, As the Great Republic sails trade is dail, Tue Foochow oolong market reopened for us on a basis of 17 taels, short, with large settlements a’ Shanghae. Prices of greens (teas) wore firmly main- tained for the few parcels, without any pretensions to quaitty, still remaloiog on offer, The probable export to the United States is basea on thirteen million pounds. SUR at Shanghae hi, tor ali descriptions, aay 10 to 20 taels, The quality of tate arrivais of gilk Wagunto- rior. Stock fifteen hundred bales, % Sulps loading tor New York—Galates, Cero ‘and Fidetia, r Freights, $15 00. Loading’ tor New York at Shanghue, Lomer uad Nabob, At Amoy, Surpriss, At Yokohaina, Alexandria, Sailed froin Yokohatea January 7, Benefactor for Now Yoric, Jo Poncbame tea and spices have advanced $2 per jou pi Exchange on London, six months, sight, 4s. 43<d.; oN months, 49, 44,d. Boos, buying, 300, and gelling, Freight dul 9 New York and w England, Latter Romine, leeniow ef x Site for the National Capital Near st. Louis—The Political Caupalgu—iMeavy Rob- bey of Balle: Sr, Lovis, Feb. 16, 1868. The suit pending between (leo, W. Pomeroy, of New York, und Wm. A, Benton, of St, Louis, for $1,000,000, {t is said, will be compromised. Emil Bessebl, a saloon keeper, was robbed last night of $6,000 in silverware and diamonds. ADiul ceding a fen miles square, south of Sk Louis, for a site for a national capital was introduced in the Lowor House of the Legislature yesterday aud ro- 1d to the Commuites on Federal Relations, ho democrais and radicals are busily engaged in og clubs for she State and national campaigas of coming summer, fwo mail boxes, containing $5,000 in drafts and money, bave been sioion trow the Yost Ollice bers. fori bh TENNESSEE. The Conseryative State Convention ut Nash= ville=Proposed Co-operation With the Northern Vomocracy. Nasnyinir, Feb, 15, 1868, ‘Tho Conservative State Convention met here to-night and adopted resolutions looking to a thorough organiza tion throughout the State; warmly endorsiug the admin- istration of President Johnson, declaring the government was established to give protection to the political rights and material intercsts of the white race, and that it sbould be so administered; proposing to unite with the democratic party of the Union and all others in opposl- tion to the existing Congressivaal despotism. Ip relation to the next Presidency the fullowing resolulion was adopted — Resolved, That Andrew Jolingon is the choice of the democratic conservative peopie of Tenuvssee for the Fresideucy of the United Status in November mext; shat if selected he will receive their cordial and umanimous support, They will, however, it some other wh is true LO tne constitution and to th liberties of the poopi Democratic Convention, cheerfully ac im a wearty aad enthusiasiic support. Attempt of a Negre Convict to Escape at Mempiia. Mawes, Feb. 15, 1648, A negro named Sam Wi!l\ams, sontenced to four years’ imprisonment in the poniteaiary oy the Criminal Cours for hog stealing, while being conveyed to jail Attempted to escape and wax sho by Lhe policeman, slightly wounded and recapiured, of the Clty Nasiivitis, Feb. 15, 1868. A son of Judge Hawkins, of the Supreme Court, was badly wounded in the tuigh last evenmg by the acci- denial discharge of a pistol in bis pocker, The Nasuvilie city aut! ites succeeded to di borrowing $6,000 to pay employes, A much larger Acting United Staten District Ate ied last evening. The rematus will be forward ome a Wiscemsiu OHIO. A Gre broke oat this morning on Sixth street, between Kim and Yiuwm streets, which destroyed the revidence and bakery of Daniel Smith. Mr. Smith’s loss ie 12,000; partially insured. The fire extended to some welling houses adjoining the bakery, which were much damaged by fire und water. The stable atiached to the bakery was also burned, together with several valuable Borses, on which there was nv insurance. PENNSYLVANIA. Appointment ot € pa for the Dioe Punavaients, Fen. 16, 1868 Yeaterday the appointment of three for the diocese of Philadelphia was recei dinal Baroabo, of Koma The Pope has devignated ihe foliowing:—Rev, Wiliism O'Harra, of St. Patrick's, to be Bisaop of Scranton; Rev. J. F.'Sbapabaa. of Med Pa, lo be Hinhop of Harrisburg, and Kev, Dr. Backer, o: Fuchmond, Va, to be Bishop of Wilaington, Osi MASSACHUSETTS. Hire In Natick Lown #30.000. Woncesran, Feb. 16, 1808 Alre at Matick (est evening destrozed Leacu » bioet. occupied vy Mesirs, Burn Kelty & €o,, grocurs, Deignaus, @othing eiore; C. F. Bbattuck, boow end shoes, Moree & Co., Durdware; J. Warres, vhotograpl: rooms; lease Mulligan, Di «He The ore orig uaied te Wai x08 Wille the family wore abecnt. The cause (a The loss je eabimaiod m¢ $50,000, whicd is anarly voversd uy ia wurauce, Fire le Danielavitte. Wonceersn, Fe ‘The freight houre of the Norwich sod Wo ‘ile, coutwiping @ large amount of miitely conwemed vy fire thie evening as tnved Uy yreat atertica Li ie muppoxed Naw Havey, Feo. 16 160% rt of a strike aud serious disturbance on thie New Haven aod Derby Railroad is wlihout foundation. A fow men, dissatinfied w ages paid by the sub. contractors, $1 25 per day, refused to work and threat- ened thoes who did, ‘There were no serious detaveatrs- wed tf rai points ontractor, expecta to camplete w NEW JERSEY, Nowaork. A Coat Acmr IN 4 Fix,—& few hours be break yoaterday Morning @ ruBaway horeo barnesred to a sloigh wae discovered tearing along Bridge acreet at a peed. & good deal of troubie 1 wae wpped by an officer amd brought te tation shortly afterwards @ unit of that ali ily which rejoices ia the nai subsequent! posed the usual dae. Togas before Justice stupa, $3, A chook for threo ti ust, on ® Wall street bank, handed ov aud Mr, Sinith erty and his way rejoici ‘urious part of the atory, ed from Mr, Smith cause of tis trouble bad ting wp @ large mutasl trate botm, Forty thousand hore im) inst year, a0 y forse doalers excseding bait a milion of doliets, Toras and Kansas are woh wil greatly be | indepeus © waa Bundle to | Sone powsre of the Hiave sin | promot/ou of inditetry and for tbe sucourng ONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1868, Wasmnarom, Bob. 18, 1868, LL o'Giaak Pat A Presidential Coup D'Ktat Look Washingtou gossip has veou uctively en. wove al days past with the resuscitated sehome of im peachmont and the critical condition of Southern recoa- struction on the African exaltation basis; but these ab- sorbing topics are beginning to wane beforo w new aub- ject, which seems to promise @sopsation that will even Ouilive the prescribed ning days, Political prophots are (uring their attention towards tha movements at the Prosideatial mansion, and appear to dessry aomewsere im the near future @ distinct foreshadowing of important events goon to iranapire, They do not feel altogether satisfied with the mystery that envelopes the movomenis of the President. Hie extreme forbearance and dignified self-comtrol under the many trials of patience he has encountered during the presant session of Congress, but eapecially im the late War Department quarrel, takem in connection with his recent unexpected orders oreating the new Military Division of the Atlan~ tic, Rave impressed his enemies with a sense of uaeasl- meas which they endeayor in vain to conceal, They seem to feel that a few trumps yet remain iv the hands of the President, and there is neo knowing: at what uniueky rooment for them said trumps may come down With a vim that will work sudden and effectual demoralt- zation. The jon of the President ta nominating Iieutenant Genoral Sherman for the brevet of general; W ASI tho order appolating him to the command wf the Military Divislon of the Atiantic with his Neadqnarters here; the reinstatement of Adjutant Goneral Lorenzo Thomsa to his old position in the War Departmont, and the proposed increase of the military force im this district, all of which was decided upon and ordered with so mech prowpinses, inspire many old potiticians with the belief that the President is cooly and carefully maturing a plan to checkmate anything of a revolutionary character that may be hereafter attempted. These matters are giving rigo to a great deal of speculation as to their import, and already rumors ate abroad embodying the guesses of different individuals who assume to be well posted to rogurd to their signification, $ Phe Premdential Campaign. Democratic politicuns recently arrived from (he Western States display considerable encourayeraent as to the issue of the coming Presidential election. They eay the drift of the popular mind is per ceptibly averse to the continuance of the present distracted condition of things, and the peo- plo are beginning to realize that the only hope of a golution of the existing difficulties is in the choice of eye: but more moderate wen. The financial "question is particularly watched, and it is said will exer- cise a decided tntluence upon the results of the eleotion, Other queations of policy will also come tn for a share of attention, and it is thought that Congress, pursuing ite present reckless career, will precipitate one of the most decisive revolutions in the public mind that bas as yet characterized the political history of this country. A movement is already on foot to devise some ways and means for the carrying en of the campatgn, and in which, from all appearances, nother party will bu fouad Jacking in \berality and determination, General ‘lean and the English Miasten. Thore seems to be no doubt that the appointment of Minister to England has been tendered to General George BH, MeClellan, but nothing definite has yet been heard from him as to its acceptance, The resignation of Mr. Adaina, st hus been adcortained from an odicial source, takes piace in April, The Senatorin! Debate on the Reconstruction Bil, Several moro speachea are to be mais io the Senate ou {he Hours Keconatructioa bill, ope. of wet by Mr. Doolittle in answer to the gentlemen who replied to his open ng remarks om that measure, endents of Natiannl Come Acirqular was issued by the Paymaster General on Saturduy last, informing paymasiers that insiead of meking payinents to superintendents of mational ceme- tories for each regular bi-monthly muster period, as pre- weribed in “Circular to Paymasters,” dated August 19, 1867, they may horeafter be paid monthly, with com- mutation of clothing if none has been drawn in kind, + Iron Forts for the Land. ‘The inventor of the revolving irou fort for haruvy de- fence has written a smal! pamphiet in reply to the opin- fons of the Board of Engineers appoiuted by the govern ment to examine its merits. The report of the board wee adverse to the revolving fort, Six defects ure men- tioned, the principal of which i# that its construction costs more than the ordinary monitor turret or casomates; that it te not defensive against a land attack; that, floating in @ tank, its revelving motion could aot be stepped quick enough. Al! the material and ammuni- tion having to be collected, tn au sugagement, within tue fart, the danger of explosion from nostile shot is in- croaved, The floating principle in the plan is unneces- sary, a6 the same facility for revolving the turret con be obtained on. » solid base at less cost, and, ‘nally, {hat in severe cold weather (he water in the tank would reese wad the fort could not then be revolves. Highty Reliable Statements. Mr. Vuine, of Wisconsin, tn the House of Reprasenta- tives, on os@ © & personal explanation, im which b nition tO ® paragraph ia a New York radieul paper purporting to give some account of bis ac tiou in commities om the impeachment question, expe clally stating Hiat be attempied to dodge the vote to lay upon the table, and that Stevens had lectured bim for sued ¢ uct, Me Pe denied the statement in tanqualifed lerios, denouncing (t as false from beginuing vornd and as pot having © seintiila of foundation la fact THE VEW GEORGIA INJUNCTION CASE, Waswiwcrox, Feb. 16, 1968, joo given ta the Supreme Court of tue United Monday ash om the ela Georgia bill wae fallowed by » naw dill of comolaiat ageinat Ulysses S. Grau, of (hino; George G, Meade, of Pemasyivanta; Thowss BH, Ruger, of Wisconsin, aud Caries F. Rock- Weil of Vermont, The objection to the old bil! lay in the fact that it contained no recital of any violation of righis of property, but oniy of political grievances, The new bill, oo the comtrary, does recite tajurics to rhe dec Stace on persons and property. tw dismissing the ola pill t Goart say thet had there deen @ recital of such griovavess they aust have taken jurisdiction, The following te a copy of the bil ted by Judge Jeremiah 3. Biack To THe Hosonaree THe Junune of tex Suerexe Count om vee Uxiten Sates ‘of Goorgia brings (his her bili of complaint of Tilmois; George G. Meade, Vueaas H. ei, of Wiveonsly, and 1, Of Vermout, avd tBereupon your Charies Fo Rock orator comp! That be wala 8 leone of the sovereign ud Independent States Of Ainerics, as acKBOWwiedged othe irealy of ATK by the King of Great Britaw Ww be eo, aud ber rights aa such bave alwaye bevn ni- witted ny ail her siwter States oo this contigent and uy all (he Staies, princes ANG polencaten of (he earth excep uch rights, powort an euthortios as ane, George cousented to Korrepder and delegute to the United States by tie federal consiitution aineudnients toereto awfully wade. 6 Sine Of Georgia COs NOt @xercwe oF 10 exercise any of the powers whieh the Liou by express words or by rengooabie y rh wpon the (hited States; and were does not Aty decres, order of eREciment Of MaId ~tale which cowes in confiet with the feders! copstivution or with any act of Congress passed im purauance thereof; gor statouny impediment, obstrucsiou oF opposition to (he fall execution of she Tetoral iaws r officers aud agente of the United Stas, State of Cecrgis, while (bus digclaming and rity to utertere with the powers of tue en aasorl, Lan AtWaye amertied and has the rigbi to reguiate and contro! tbo on no olher Steve of people haw any which do mot fail within, the cognizance of gcvernmont To that end she has aw eata- ‘ainemt of het own, Which Js intended we je rights, Pberiior and privy clase whe live or com Juriadietion the said State avers met wie duties and responsibilities of ae + aud free Stace Oy Raysiom of iInwe which (he regular adm istration of 1u provide ( ernment of Yhose virttes en which the prosperity of a poopie and, The powers and authorities of (he said hnient are detined OF & written coustituion, the eid go ‘Ted se 4 part jaw th or ane pateone only whese honesty ant capacity the 7 had in the public welfare wuld "ire @ faitbfal discharge of that bigh duty, and, yiere. ‘ore, While the past rights Of all persons ware og quan, no political privileges were heatowed Gn Tea Ueder (wonty-one youre of Ags, On foNNAles, pan: O@ep imterent Py Pers, MOgTOeS, convicted jelrum, Kdiots. Lansing. selgurn- rd 5 rs pot waturalized. In effoot, vors that she is, aud of righh peadent Stato, bhat she por nd ~wers of self-government Varta.‘ States; that in the ox- veniced (or heraef « veople and to ald ‘eat proleciiom Stance, could ee ee Ing ateangers or fore: (he said =tate of Qeorgs Nt 10 be, a frea aad io Sesror all tuc facilities CXCOps Lose coded to ti ercize of be potitical ays pervons ta tory the vest and Of their righte which, under tua crrcums eo’ possibly be given them Your orator turcber avers that sho, ihe on™ State of Gocrgia, was sud is uc ewaer ot tonelc vamnabi® Reta, i vesiad 1 the qediatety De or compiained when the wro were aymmitied by tho wax ip cue lawfue posseaskob, oCcupanvy aud o urout of the weld pre porty. Here follows @ revital of (he ti\le of the Siate yf Geor~ gia tocertabt public Lmds recoived by orginal graeme from the King of Grout Briain and by the extinct ww ot the Ladian title; algo (oa tract of land of twenty, aren ‘m the cuy of Milledgewille, in (he State of Geo Yim upon which are situated dhe Capitol and other pul Wo buildings of 6be raid state, . Aud your orator further avers that she, the uid State of Georgia, is the sole snd Segal owner of & Yaluane railroud bovin\ing a Atlanta, @eorgia, and extonding {0 Chatianooga, in Tenawes, & dxtance of one hundred and to von miles, whieh was jaid out and built on ely by your orator, at a cost of nyure than seven mil- lions of doliars, (noluding toe expeuser of furntaiing the rolling stock, baying the wight of way a the propor station housw, with ather appurienadoes comsary to @ G1 ciase ralirosd; tue said railroyd im- modiately befory (he tine when the wrougs hpreim after compla ned of were commited by the dotemlaue Was th the hands and possassion of your orator by" of her undisputed ttle tuersto; aud your was justly and jogalty rece:ving aod enjoying bho" come and prolits thervof, which tn times of ordi rosperity was eqinl 10,000 par moun, Biel has not exceeded $30,000 per month, Your erator further avers tia! the income wad prot of the said ratlrond are piedged to Che creditors of th State for the payment of tia interest va the, dodta of! the stato, and that sadt-rallroad iiself and tie sppurte Nances are mortgaged io secare ths payment of prin d of a portion of the said debt, umovasing to theaum of $3,600,000 or thereabouts, woeh tae guid stase made’ and delivered bonds for yood aad valuable consiaore tong, Aud your orator furthershows thatske, the said State of Georgia, before tue Lime when the wrongs bereimalier compiained of wore commitied by sie daieudante, lad loguliy received and collected from the profits af the said railroud aad from other just aud tewful souroae ~ of revenue aboui the Auta of $350,000, which Hum was thea in tho proper custody of tbe logally appointed State Treasurer, aud could ve’ inwfaliy part onv only im pursuance of appropriations mada by ect of tho General Aesombly, and on the egal order of the Cluef Executive Magistrate, ibe Generai mbdly kad appropriated the whole of said sum of $350;000 to the: payment of interest on the state debt; to the salaries of officers, workinen and other servants of the Siate; to the main temance«f the Lunatic Asyluia, the Academy for the Biind, the Academy for the Jsat and Dumb; to the annual eudowment of the State University, umd to other purposes for which it was the duty of tli state vo pre- vide, ‘Abd your orator {uriher shows'that Ulyssee 3, Grant, George G. Meade, thomas H. Ruger and charles F, Rockwall, tho defendants herein mamed, are not and never were oficers of the said state of Goorgia; wore never elected or appointed by the said State to perforan any of tue functions of her government, to administer apy of hor aifairs or to manage any of ber conceraa, ‘Tuo said defendants could not legally or constitutionally be invested with any power in or under the government of the said Slate, because Lone of the said delendants are citizens of tho State or even inbabitants thereal, excopt as mere irausiont and temporary sojourners, More y, the said defendants, are wl of them offcars of the United Siates, holding commissions, exercising powera und bound to the performance of dutioa whiem ave in Jaw aud in fact wholly incompatible with the duties of any Siate office or the proper discharge of any State tras, And your orator further shows that the said George G. Meade protessea to uct under the direction amd orders of the sad Ulysees 3. Grant, and the other de fondanta herein named profess to act under the direo- Usns of tLe suid George G, Meade; bus your orator is advised aud iherefore Goarges they’ are nous of thous lawfully bound by any such orders Crom eitner of the others concerning the promises, but are all of them act- {og therein wilfully and il 7, 1M pursuance of tole own camDination and confederacy. And uow, 60 it is, may it please your honors, that the said Ulyssou %. Grant, Georze G. Meade, ihomay BL Ruger and Charles F, Rockwell, combining aad com- federating with ono another and wita divers osher por~ sons to your orator unknown, amd with the intent te deprive your orator of her just rights ia and to te money, goods, property and {aude hervin before de- scribed, and to apply them to their own use or to the use of their confederates, have lately by violenc of arme taken jon of the sume, and b given out im speeches that they will retain possession aed receive the proiits thereof and dispave the same ao- cording to their own pleasure, without responsibility te and by menace of violence taken capital and groundsat Milledgeville, wad the execudve moansion there situated, and by violence aud force and threats of still further force did expe! therefrom Cartes Jenkins, the Governor ef the State, and —— ——, the treasurer, and did thomselves take possession of the said State Capitol, and are yet holding ‘andzieoping and occupying the same, togetaer with tne books, furnivure aud other personal property therein contained. ‘And your orator further charges that on the — day of —— last, the +aid Meade, in pursuance of direo- she sai lato jon the revenues, erelubefore described, aud by threats of vio: compel one —— ——, the superinteadent of the seid railroad, t0 pay over to she said Meade or to his order the sum of avout $—— before that time bad and re- ceived by the said —— -—-— from the earnings of the eid railroad for the use of your orator, and to promae that im future he (‘be said —— ——) would not ascouat to your orator for auy momeys received by him from the eornings of the sald rail but would hold all such me ‘# subject to the order of said Meade and pag them to hit for the use of himself and bis confederaisa, And your orator iurther charges that the sad Meade and Rockwell, in pursuance of the combinatiou sfore said, and im accordance with directions of tho ea'@ Grant, did on the -- di of -——- lavt take forcible asion of the bulld! aad roum occupied by tap urer of the sald Stato, and did attempt to got pes gession of \he money ih the sald State had committed to the custody aad safe kesping of the Treasurer, to wi, mm of abous thres hundredand fifty thousand dol- in before mentioned; use the aad Treasurer bad removed the «iid money to a place of safety beyond the reach of said defendants an@ Id not violate bin oath and bia duty by iaforming how they might get it, they, the said dante, arbitrarily and without warraol or any legal authori whatever caused bia, said Troasurer, to be arraaved and imprisoned, and do sill detetn him in ther ous wy. Forasmnch as the aforesaid nd doings of the said doiondants end their coufederates sre contrary te good consoreuce snd forbidden uot only by the laws of the said State of Georgia, but aiso by the United States; torasmuch as the sai doings tend to the wronz, oppression and 1: orator, and if persisted in will deprive your orator of her juat rights in and to she lands, tens and olner property sforesaid ; orator Las no adequate ramedy excep: ia equity whore such matters are properly cog orator prays tbat your boaors will decree, adj order— 1. That the defendants be from the commission of the wroagful act: herein com- Jained of and to, surrender back the possention of the Sate Capitor of your orator into the keeping aud ous core sb they be eojoined to restore the possession of 27 said railroad and (4 appurtenances Ww tho proper officers of said State, render « just, (rue and perfeet accoust for of om account of the all attempts to get ‘ta sueir hands the money bersinvefore mentioned aa belonging se your vraor snd in the treagury of the foll, true aad perfec: answer to this Dili on their reapective oaths, Derossivua—HKarne (y's Veco und fe aupertor ws /Freash po shew, A Perfect Hair 8 ne ROS A.-A.—Inpaneer Mair Stata and tami * pea down ital bined Only one preparation. Color wilt ) 08: Asa box Bro stway, noat to Metre Cristadoro” man sctured, De. Seheae vei ve_Protessionniiy at ble Poors, NO. BOND sireet, Now Yor Tuesday, Ws froma BA MOMS. Mo ane, every ‘Tosstey the _ Ail navies free of charge but fore thorough examinauiom of the Lunge with Respir o tice 4 $3. Hie toraiciuee may be ait umes. Medical Bie decawe vy De CBA the Cure of Fourteenth ab rt i We Vrizes € lized Low el aorrwation aire KK a B! 0. reed, Pulladelphia, Koyat Mn Paid, fm Gis dntormations | bre reine paid For Doublovaa an. t Gold and Silve TAYLOR Taakers, 13 Wall steal, % € Soower or f . Cold will Dow velop a counter, "G Breath, Falling. Bivength, and W destin Con. femption. bt some instan Bronchitis, © Atscase of the brane Oi adections of the Puimona thie! Compha wie, JAY 6'S Ww Native and © curative, as tbe testi fees. n Job Print red The Netrovet MERT, hed iow fares rael Je pray teres 5