vibune, PRICE FOUR CENTS. whom arrived in lavana by the Cuidad Condal, en l THE INDIAN WAR. e e yor. XXVI...N% 8,057. EUROP]: (;n:'er:mmnlt i (\”v"'i"‘: ml ]m:r:l :20(11\1.1'::|mnl“l’i7; ]("??l::lt:‘fmbl‘g\!:vnc“l‘t s Gringiion o S IR lIE‘HCO' route for Europe. lome{: were gamvH {fxul{ilnlt !1‘13 s to arbitr added that, the marve n apita save and, % xt letter ¥ e ? ABBACH 3 putes to tration, and ad i R ATIONAT CoMRTTIR, rl:z-ux:lrt»?lllllt::i";l:v 1*:]1:{::"11::)“‘!:.(‘"{ the late adher- FIPTY-NINE WHITE IBNH;;:‘I:ALIIID BY THE W ALVAREZ MOVING TOWARD THE CAPITAL=MOVE- | .\ /ity the Empire, There is a report prevalent here L o thing w5 that such a simple way of avoiding war— 2 - ¥ . TSt dniviey cases where it | The Roman National Committes has issued a 8 e | N s KEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE T0 FED. 24 "J,'.". ’1""1‘1, |_d1:'.'-"1“ ‘-“l'v]t- 75; '(".;‘14"11'.3","{-‘.‘- ’iu‘:] 2 since | manifesto warning the people against the machina- MENTS OF CORONA. that Maximilian may be shortly expected in Havana. g g Feb, 2.—. ame into ————— auld else be fney it e maolicy of mankind. But | tions of the Priesthood for their continual ens BT TRURGRAPR TO THE TRIBUNE e nhove, the capitalists have refused to [ Juscriox Crry, Kansas, Feb. 34 man came in 1 TraRRAP TO THE TRICNE Tact that twice within the last three i | tions of tho Pricathood for thelr comtiain from | 8AX Fraxcisco, Feb. 9—Tho steamer Golden Ago | asist e ot oaise, and from his, as well as | Salin, about 50 miles west from here, yesterday, and other causes, there had existed for the last eight reported that another frightful massacre of white GREAT BRITAIN. gland has _consented to refer to arbitration, disput counfenancing any of the acts of the Papal Govern- | with passengers, from New-York Jan. 11, arrived - ol 1503 § Loxpox, Feb. 1—Evening.—The affairs of the At- | which in former times would alimost certainly have | ent, e g b hero this moming. She urings later news from 'ﬁ.‘-’;i'ii'\’c"if'v”fi"ﬁ.,.‘,l.'ffoﬂ;";'.'.’n‘c':'ixn'.'xf. Mn: lmn"far&:: e by the Cheyenne Indians bad oceusred near the LT M e ):l ‘.:,,,m,“,f (l‘luiqu:- M. de Corheron “A{::fl“dﬁf?\(‘ff 1t de Chambord is B en. Alvarez had moved his forees toward | Imperial Government, so much so that even the diaft | head of h'mrfky Till River a few days since, under the jonal and Christian Way | jn_Rome, He is ih active corre spondence with the | the city of Mesico, his headquarters being Yenalu. h:; been nuu.xwlulledlflm'(‘- oukteswas st QHersiaro following circumstances irels. friends of the Pope in France and Belginm. He iii The last heard from the Tmperialists was that the lnut“i:;“x;x?‘" $||tll"":':l"lll’;'r':lli‘l‘l(:“l‘ll! " Jor, Itwithstand. | - Wallace's train, with sixty men, were 'hl camp, ""“'““‘,“‘.:','t?‘ for ""*I‘"'\"'"'l‘ ‘.”I‘“"‘fl‘l“'l",l';(l\v;""“f_., forees under Mendez were besieged in Morelia by the | ing the depredations and forced loans, he was cn- when a party of fonrteen Indians came begging of the reeiding with M. de Lavant a6 No- B8 1oyl ™oy of tho akins of the town was soon | tirely without vesources. Ho is sald (g by b | eamsters, who refused o give them auything. Tho expected. Corona had passed quickly through Tepie, | M ting with Mejia, and that the result was tho Indians then fired upon them without any effeet; the y that vacated residence was t a ; i h v o smselves neutral, as angther s " . ; who informed the housekeeper | 4nq would march on to Colima, now. in the { ",,. ‘)\‘]'"“,'gl {'1‘,1:‘1’",;,"'.,3‘13:'(‘;: s“;;;ﬂ;:x‘n.l n:hm-'l;vﬁme teamsters Teturuing the fire, killed eight of the ag- Jantic, and Great Western Railroad, which werere- | bett settleC B G il ferred to & Committeo of Inquiry, bave wmuc him- | o fo adopt, the cheap, proved. of getting rid of their g1 1t is now certain that the Queen, in her speech at A PRECEDENT ON IMPEACHMENT, making the opening of Parliament, will propose reform mea- | The Tnparial Retiet, the new Conscrvative organ, | 4ouaves o sures. But it is said that the plans of the Govern- it was decided that in the case of Warren | the &th of did not die with the visited by Ges ment do not ¢ ace the introduction of a Reform | Tastings the impe mh"i” A ; : eper mended. A JAMAICA HERO, left his money untonched. On his return _home, send merchandise to Guadalajara and other cities :h" "_‘"‘I 5 "l",‘:’_“l!"“ » ".;ﬁ"i "'l“l‘:"‘vm ;ll':‘x’hniliul); Abont & o'clock shat night the camp was surrounded There is & mmor that Mr. Laird, Limself, offers Lient. B i ig commection | de Corbern rushed to the ionse of Monsignor llhuu‘h from the const. Five or six vessels are now dne at inﬂhi: Lp:_{:tulxln :i. l?nm“lu“uuu:"ﬁ;:‘ir m”}w i by some 200 Tndians, who massacred 50 out of 63 men. — e oAl h i 21 R . atiaiintieod § not to be unloaded while the Imperialists are in | fars. According to the Impetialists. the meeting Was | through his shoulder, and was also wounded in d that the visitation bad been organized by o ile P 0 dgree npon the plan o now military operations, | Lip. ile clas to be ome of the four men who PR FRANCE. THE SKATING CATASTROPHE, Army will | The lakes n the Regent Park are still betr similax desceut | passession of Colima. Coronn and other Generals Signors Marenday | oo are no efforts for the capture of the place. red for bodies, and divers were engaged in try- | Coseniza, and Capece. The authorities are in great | o 4 i atton that their secrets should bo in the | Five French war vessely are in the harber of tiges, for the belief is general | puleo, and a small force of Imperialists to garrison pittee has heen instigated by | g, g, mon being able to muster about 7,000 ox 8 escaped. Mejin's foree, the Imperialists say, i8 by no Fxpﬂ of Omahas and Kaws subsequently made & contemnptible, but the number of men i8 1ot | yqiq on the Cheyemes and captured several head o stated by them v\rmn{mg (1? the .sam? aut_)wlﬂty. their stock, One Kaw was killed. - W 16 are in a very good condition, eonnting in thel illi “omstock, @ ous i reter, Govern- Muny of tho prominent members of the | pymher some brilliant corps, us that of the reginent ml},{‘h{:ﬂ,z;’,‘ﬂ'}.‘,’,’.ﬁh e e ehasan and AfTS- Natvonal Committer lcon three Pawis, . 1—Evening—The frape camip this year near this city, and not at Chalons as | dva, ususl. ing to bring them_to the surfae here were #till %0 Emperor Napoleon will soon issue a decree | numbers of missing, 1 nearly . " : jal religious | becn recovered. The Ma e Tebsadrormdr Yo (¢ ver! iy m"l:'l"“ the pexpetamt right of social and relig nobleman, was among the tiefc Vletarbet l:-!.:h]-‘ :\'(‘,',',','f,:: r,fr'(‘h"” I,':',I‘,‘, S | chiureh party, who upheld the opinions of the Aus- | of the Empress, commanded by Col. Lopez. The | pahoes of Arkansas and Smoky Hill appear friendly 3 Wectings- s THE WEXYHER. a plot against the life of the trians, will abandon the country when the French ““V“l‘;"-"- under. Col. Quirago, i3 lul:«x u.-nl.] to beses ['buk 1purt of the Northern Indians were now movin GERMAN #he weather in Englard was still intensely cold, | authorities have sstitated an inguir leave. i“"“' able for its discipline ""‘“.“'I!""" ness 0 f' e | couthward, and have already committed many S ; ¥ N i ke Hige nce, but there & a general belict that it will oome lorses. This is given in the Imperialist papers of the | ynyrders and other outrages. Comstock believes they Brruy, Feb. L—The flag of the North German | awi so long a season of wevere frost had boen uwn- g 400 Gy A FALSE REPORT. capital as information_from eye-witnesses, who have | oo war, g gIE WasHixGToy, Fob, 8.—Mr, Romero, the Mexican lately arrived from the interior. Mejia's forces, at {ABSACRE—SALE OF AR ¢ 'Al- | THE FORT PHIL KEARNE' rial- last_accounts, were said to be at San lif(m»l de ilie Impers TO THE SAVAGES—IMPORTANT LEITERS FROM RUSSIA. Minister, having ssked, throngh the telegraph, of the | 1o G0 " Nirunon, it was supposed by at San Francisco for trust- | ists, was by that {ime at Guanajuato, where he would GENS, GRANT AND SHERMAN, Confederation has been agrecd on. It will consist of | known there for many ¥ . W : 3 ared stri s and misery zaid to be appallin an cogle, and & Wack, a white, and & xed B Kishop of London sl a commilice sif . The conseqment dis T i distribute rllx‘u':n‘; THE ARMY. Consul of that Republi Prus declines to treat with the South German Regent-st., London, # reccive tates, on account of the provisions of the treaty of AMERICAN YCTORS AND ACTRESSES. The Russiaz army is now on a peace footing, and | worthy information as to the alleged excention of | form, as they say, a corps @ armee of 5,000 infantry, 1 o oy veron, Feb, 8.—The Secretary of War yestes- Pes e o : | i weltén | comprises G000 men of all arms. In six weeks Mr, Carman, 1. 8. Consul at Mazatlan, on the hom- | 2,000 cavalry from 40 to 50 pieces of astille k fridri i S g e e 5 American actoraiad actresses are all doing wellth | J*TECIN 0 ! b e e ettt e receved tho sabjoined | The same party boast that thero were forces and | day comuunicated 1o the Sens's, 'n ST Mathews is quite the pet of | however, &msther 100,000 can always be added to the ¢ through that ehannel artillery sufficient at Guanajuato to protect it from | resolution of Jan. 14, the telegrams and other official ara, it is likewise said by thew, | oommunications relative to the massacre of United Feb, 2.—Count Bismarck Fas refused to dectarotho § S0 g b ot Likely unirustworthy, | Smmleatons fob ot fo U, Gt of December sernany with regand to tht fore achi-loading rifles are to ke supp) “The uews &s false. I have ters from Mazatlan of | any Y. J. A, GODAY, at it is only report, Olympic, and is playing Bady Po be purswe by S ; B oo Belgimroa GBI ] e ik ki, Wooa | 10 the ary Riia el xid 300 ifled camsare Jau 1, bt kel ruort Orussiam Govi p or. MR o be couspisted. CARNAVACA AND MORELIA CAPTURED BY THE LIB- | Bl been recovered by the forees of Gen. Meudez. i 1 Sk S kgt el '_'""" s e & gredt it at the lL! 0 188 m»l sl ¥ |‘< EF FOR THE CRETANS. e g ”Hu\,;: The Imperialists appear to put some faith in the | last, near Fort Phil Kearney, in Dakota, The report ervded | g g Committees for the Candian vefugees have [ SaN Praxcisco, F Mo Mexican Consul fn | Feport from the frout, that eadez was proparing to 1;‘1' t(:'m. Cm}(e nl;o;;s that u;r;«_s o'ﬂiéon, an:.&'o;. 1 ‘etterman, Capt. Brown, and Lient. Greenwood, an veque. Mr. 1 [ <0, By ty of Mexico City were U, house every nizht at tl il Gvides ; Ariens, Pek 3. ~Ttisimpossible for ¢ho Gueer- | lond planditewith Miss is wetting | heen formed in Moscow, the ecclesiwstees taking the this city has received official information of the cap-,| The in the vici . ’ s A " ment of Grends to preveat the volunteers from deev- | Yery I r, aud is shortly to play Pauline to M. | 1049, fure of the important town of Carnavaca, 40 miles | eausing there lately much consternation. (inada- | 90 men were killed. Lient.-Gen. Sherwan, in for- ing for Creso. Fifteen hundred soldices have Jast Sothern's Claade in the ) —— et Wity the mperisi | loupe had been for the last three or four days in dan- | warding the partial report of the commanding gen- a.m ted toud their ‘tr ling bretheen “in Wnat ¥ RK wlio was sliot Iry | ger of being mlzw ul an eln"l:mlge or‘ll’:':lsm('l 100k | oral says that he can make no recommendations for pparted eir struggling 0! > ace betwee o . , the in- , t ? C hllnud. g ACCOMOPFTON TOR il,{?(\.‘( '8 TG TIE EXIRBITION. The Following dispatch from Canstantinople has aaliste 1:.?.&:\:::"1;" .‘J'k'f-’{fr"?X'l.i'.?ii..‘uﬁ“:l‘ﬂl.. Am‘;hnr a court-martial unti (;x‘e rm-h"-sh‘thn nul';:mrtul Tk 54y o i "N heemmecived by The Tribene Baresa in London @ aiptured th slace i the vicinity of the capital, called Nauealpain, | Col. Carrington and Gen. Wessels, On 254h of TYIE EASTERN QUESTION. Cool, tho excursionist, !“ o wil 3 lM!“M I, 9, 1867 Tl e Giuad Vizior and TILE DISPATCHES FROM PRESEVENT JUAREZ. been likewise attacked by the Ml‘wm”""‘-'l"“’ Im- | january Gen. Sherman forwurded to Gen. Grant wn several lérye hiouses, in which Do will besllotoac | o,y y quict, but th Wew-ORLEANS, Feb, & —Sefor ¥ cjia, hearer ";"l o o e Jnperial | extract from a private letter received at hi offce n kecping the Bui at thece will o a declar befura the widdle of Felnuary: from a sergeant at the fort, deseribing the horrors of the massacre. It represents that ne one escaped; “all were butchered and scalped, their bodies stripped . lies to Sefior Romero at Washington, remais at | qoconnt, were 2 veston to attend #5 the shipment of a ospsign- | Spaniands b went of Whitworth som. Ont Pans, ¥ ~—Tic Presse thimks that the pwsence of the dmerican ‘sguadron in the Mediter: serves enity 'to corapticate the Easters question. commodits about 1,500 Amerioanand Enghish visitors at a timeduring the exhibithon 5 the tariff¥ixed is the d of §1ah rakf! are ‘two to one t kfast. ot tary distric? of V - Tie Tvem oo té i ¥ Cyprns difficnlty has bece finally sett 0 ) o taken a large bu 1 of = Cyprn iculty hia v 3 d s e s e et sl i hams iyt l,"']'\'\T,.»... howill proile superior S having secnred . oy A he Emperor andSimoress have heen skating o the | from Constaszing acha s pr B by the Me : Jgie, from Portland January 19, vouched st Greencastle | e Wt and, altkough there have been | Mllllu‘llu. at ok npbakia on the side of Asylos and ¥ o0 ey prIseNER AND S 0 JUARTZ— | terin th rtry, with £he proviso that the party | can be transported at cnmpnmtiwl[v little expense. io bea thus €08 to be neitier }. glish nor Mexican, | This anxiety eannot be eaused by a Iack of such arti- cles, becanse they have plenty to last for some time, MEECING IN MENICO CITY OF THE PEINCIPAL CYUZENS—TIE VOUE IN FAVOR OF MAXDMILIANS oy . . CONTINUANCE—DRPARTURE OF BZAINE'S WIFE THE WEST INDIES. ——— R VERA [+ ENCE - CRUZ-+QUISFERENCE €F | (pig oM ST, DOMINGO-THE CHOLERA ABATING <& route to Liverpool this atternoon. . ; ik v - /QUEENSTOWY, Feb. 1—Evening—Thoateamship City of {,‘"R,‘m“,::,“m '::T.r(";(:{\‘;:l:\: o l\!lll'n!:.'..l,.“,‘.:’l“ 1O | CIRCULAR DISPATCH OF THE TURKISH GOVERNMENT. @ik, from Nou-York January &6, arrived off tis port | M ho Library of 81, Cousin e hus left to thCor. | Cossraxtuaris, Jan. W—Suljoiued Iy the szt of the 16his oventng, aud soon after proceciled-to.iverpool. it was waris £50,000. :In acknowledgment of | cireular dispatach forwarded on the 20th ulténo by th < T'En. 2—Nasa~The Royul Mai! Steatoship Persia froer , the Govermnent bave named after hin one | porkish Government tots representitives wtParls, Lon, but everything tends to show that the Indians are l:l;inn in large supplies preparatory to an outbrea when the outbreak occurs we will see too late thay we have provided our encmies with ~the means f our destruction. A great deal of dissatisfaction « Bhew-York, Jancary 23, arrived ot Qucensiawn early Une streets in the Quartier Latin, Theulk S : . Sk Ssoening. e s 5 N Cetin 1ott to the daughter of Madaine | 908, and 8t. Petersburg, fn which eomplalotiis mads of wciiel oy AT ST. WIOMAS, e Bliee & . whaa e knew. as acchild the recent palicy pursued by Greee “orrerpomdest. Do s Bisds G seems to have been created among the Indians by + Loxpos, Feb: 1—Evening.—Adwicosinzs been received now v s i the Directory of CONSTANTINOILE, Dev 26, 1566, -3 s A TN, (3mis BV B o Oue fpedel Corrempenlist: - Fravina, Jan. o0, 107, | T8qual distribution of presents by agents, w wBe-eof theardval at Monrovia, We st of Africa, 07 | the French Academy-:of e Seies Tet B 1 ki Yo ileie aivoady Jearned from mytormestis The Spanisie steamer Cindad Condel arrived howe | g @uinich steamer Bisorlond, which sewived bad faith and injustice ‘;Wﬂm’ﬂ""l '"'?*".l':;‘ - United Sints steamer Sacrawento, -en the 12tk -of | spoken of as o eandidal S o e e e inents. sy ot the | O F¥iday drem Vers Crus, bringing Dews from | o Fravageliaateiinoa e T H gty .;;r::‘a(imuhu the Indians to hostilities in the ‘ht\m.ry‘ ~ 5 : ular ecclesiastie Sex the ot two points of Felines and Kissamos. T hope & be able to | Mexice to the 20th of this month. dts tenor is dn tothe 19th inst. ’l'lu: country was quide tranguil Gen. Grant, onthe 1st ingt..ancloeedtorhe&mbry i ZaverrooL, Fib. 1—-Evening.—Fhe Black Earle. o it o pResence orid 3 0 B Wikl g P8 nof . w7 : ) - il Muoie Central sharce, the former eloglugal 72, and ¢ the Grand Cordens: the Order of the Black Ele, | 145 bl L S v, but du the [ torial power wiows the wi y.nlxlfllnlu‘ul;i-&ml 10 | 7tk inst. from Martinique, aud left on the following | have treaties with all the t vibes of Indians sblican ranke. Ty for Sonth Amoriea. "The United. States steamef | time to time. If the rule is t0 e followed ting of Maximilian's | Flogida, from Ranta Cruz, had likewise arrived and | all the tribes with whi * have treatics sad in the roads. pay anmuitics, can P’I‘.:,ﬁ'm"ﬂl L articles with- s from Porto Rieo, bronght by the same | out stint or limif, it will not L %4 'gnébe b to the 15th. We learn from them that | matter becowes perfectly understoo 4 by the I a was diwinishing at St. Thomwas, «nd it | and they will avail theniselves of it t. '.ﬁ"‘,‘; Xing ter &l 804, Pr SR ey i “'Hll NLTION \IL FINANCYE Al s g 'm to revalutionize : ar b h“l"‘. 1 wn happy 2 = n the 17th Rignor Scialoja imed his fimancial abie te state et notwithytan ling the most

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