Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1867, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR Is PLBLISUED DAILY,(SUNDAY BXCEPTED) AT THE STAR BUILDING, Southwest corner Penn'@. acenue amd Lith street BY W.D. WALLACH. eats The STAR is served by carriers to their eubscriters in the City and District at Tan CENTS PER WEEK. Copies at the counter, with cr without wrappers. Two Cewrs each. PRICE FOR MAILING:—Three months, 'One ar and Fifty Cents; six months, Three Dol~ lors; one year, Five Dollars. No papers are sent from the off ce longer than paid for. The WEEKLY STAR—published on Friday morning—One Dollar and a Half a Year. ve. XXIX. Evening Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2. 1867. N°, 4,312. PERSONAL, os ‘HOLIDAY GOODS. WAR CLAIMS. NN ree ———___ BS. CURTIS IRVING, Ciaircovant, and Test WINTH STRART. AR DEPARTMENT, Mie nil give Mle readings 430. norte ° PREPARE FOR THE et Ww Wasmineree, DO Dereon sess Omesh rytoja mad 600 99-m. ere wee SS eaubeuch Statement of Claims Filed during the Would respectfully call the attention of their friends and the public to their large and well- selected assortment of 9 tf WALL PAPEEBS AND WINDOW SHADES, 10 PAYSICIAN, 402 4th street. 5toép. m. T THE NeW Ce A 449 Mh street, op peste P. can cet ~_— reduced prices, Wwieht gown YoKes, ready stamped. . Lon at a a |S OVAL PIOTUBE FEAMES, Bither for praid or embroidery, our patterns are ‘ogether with ofthe very latest. demipns, selested with care in CORDS AND TASSELS TO SUIT. New York. aud being fu. fecoipe ot them wee ee gna oreo wa caces ces paleeca teomaee ae LOWEST CASH PSIOBS, nM emp +n 2 5 "0 Work ag Cotton at redaced prices. Remember the place, 505 NINTH STREET. Four doors above D street, Beaton Hall Building. de 18 2w ly | s: nnn ALLLABD’ 8 4 ed hi fee M CHOUOLATS DE FANTAISIE, D's ne Noe 473 loth st post. 10 bi idence, BT BONBONS. na treet, to his resid nent ALSO, re ast Lith ety oreot NAIR MAILLARD’S street. All order- left at the Dru; Vd LAT PAB BXOELLENCB. & BRO..corner %h st and Jot * CHOUO! YURNOR, | (Tri Luk a OBTRINGTT This Triple Vanilla CHOOOLATE 1s superior BRS BUSTIO BLINDS, PAPER CURTAINS, FIBE BOARD PRINTS. ) CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOD J‘gkiton At LAW AND NOFABY PUBLIC No. 526 12th street weet. id in quality and tlaver to any ot! made in this ONST AND COLLECTOR Collects Heater Debis and Claims ef ali kinds. country, and is Bropared eepectol for table use, ergy omen in his Serer prompt at- corner 1ith and F streets, dence 901 Latreet, b Sth and 10th. “HBISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRES. ‘'N’B Orders by mail promptly attended to. | C ENTS. Maan Dal HAT aie Onanore, ete gripes gl ~ tT vl » Bo’ or JAP WSTAMPING DECOT, ou 9th atrect, | the hell Gold; Sliver, ana Ivory-headed 439 has the best selection of Patterns ever of | Canes, in beautiful 'vartety’ with Searfs, Ties, jered here, and the proprietor has reduced the | Gloves. Suspenders. & ; with superior lot Totlet price to ONE HALF that bas been charged Bere, | Articles, at reduced prices.at + to Te i. Wiky ofvetiio: wtatwillsultjon, Gosechim. | Co IScotf 424 Penn, avenue, near ist, He will make and stame ANY pattern. de 15 tf ‘OLOKED TOY BOOKS, fro ese ane OU HAVE BEEN IMPRUDENT, bat neither | CSuyestio broke dicen tron Pa, Laboulayes’ Y pa humbugs “tilt make | New Fairy Tales; Esop. largely illustrated, and hewn & . ARBY, on 7th street, oppo- | many others, just recei x iite"Dad Fellows” Hall, sud’ be cured rick de 24 FRANCK TAYLOR. penee er eae INCE MEAT of excellent quality. D)%, BF :ge ODBURT has remoyed his office M oat a. RUBOL ELL, , 9 x te a orn a streets. pl le cs cael de 19 under Ebbitt House, VON} NTIAL.—Young men who have in- Circa inemeclten ‘oy certain necret habtts, which unfit — i a eeaeca or = pe ties of married Hfe, also, arrele iene who. trow, the follies of Youth or other | jage recelved and for sale at oar wharf. st the feel @ debility in advence of their years. | foot of Seventh s1 SP. BBUWN @ Si der the treatment of M ACKEREL AND OODFISH. 0 000 pounds large SHORE CODFISH. . Lacy No. TMACKE EL, aa canse! fi ives Oommission rehants, Be.soould Aree reed “The Secret Friend” | dets-tf No, 465 Ninthat' ket. Ment Fe rhe Secret Friend. sent toany ad- TTO WILEBNS’ PIANOS AND OARHART . J envelope. on receipt of 25 cents. & NEEDHAM’S PARLOR OBGANS. eos Dretas. A. TUART & OU.. me Addr Para ‘ oo ‘no 3- All will find it greatly to their interest, = ~ Oo to examine these superb Instraments be- IDAL_ AND FUNERAL WREATHS. BO- | 5, adh Be ETS, CROSSES, ANCH( TABS Bo. ae? ey ger m. WAX F Aik FLOWS. and BRAUBING.” by M RIES, late of Boston. Bas removed to No fith street, between G and Ii. oe 3.6m dress reserved in npetural for W ni : stroments, including » CAU. OBGAN, for fa STROUS OF A SKILL- | sale at lowest factary prices. and on easy terme ee Ree eee eet tsiian, shomid con. | TUNING and BEPATRING faithfully executed. sult Dr HENEY MORTON, 160 east Fayetts | Dols halthng Miron ater og | neenadtbere scissi"” | HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &o. AMES GUILD, Dealer in New and Second hand “ . Old Furniture Bepaired. YARD. Rolstere! and Varnighed 1sth aud B sta . | C METROPOLITAN HOTEL the canal.) Highest price paid for Seco! ad T have this day associated to my Hotel business — ~ r be conducted in the names of Pu: J EREWIAHS. BLACK. WARDH.LAMON. C.F. BLACK: | « RHELLEY B. POTTS. LAW OFFiOk. _Japuary 1, 1867. ae ia Lt BLAOK, LAMON & 00., C48 5. | Attorneys at-Law in the Su es Seer er the United State! the Coury of pices METROPOLITAN HOTEL. the Courts of the Pisec ct Ucngress ete | On account of the reduced price of previsions, Otics, 465 isth street, (directly es the rate of Board at this Mote! will be lard tel) FOUB DOLLARS PER DAY “CLOTHING, &o. Tor Ja 1-6 Cc 4 “EB OD. WILLARD’S HOTEL, Wasi inoton, December 1, 1806. i 5a <r. Hepresentatives, and shore. positing a aship, nm, Who oeca| rival apartments, com th their MEAL: POTTS & SUBLLEY. wounD ADVICES. * Bens ba ! =< itr ust Heten a From the folks at Smith's Oak Hall € ieee gax be accommodated wit 2 3 at thie or a e rate o' ug ir wee! me i Firemen coat de 42m S¥KEe CHADWIOK & 00. Up to your throst. And see that Or with cold in your head You'll be sick in your bad, Which will be execedingly bad. And you'll stay in bed With the cold im your head, And compdiied to be somewhat quiet, Till you've had enough Of the Doctor's stuff And all sorts of sick folks’ diet. Better bewar: rove spomeipelea tet ‘0 be preperiy c! ir In auitabie clothes, justeuch ap Which are sold at Smith's Oak Hall. SMITA BROB. & CO. MBLUBANT TAILORS, ‘ND DEALERS IN K 25Woop HousE, Corner Penna. avenue and Tieelfth street, Washington, D.C. Situated in the most central location the city, midway between the CAPITOL AND PRESIDENTIAL MANSION, Only a short distance from all the Departments, Patent and Post Offices, Smithsonian Institute, all. ete. H. H. DUDLEY £00., Bo 21-tf Proprietors. C4?iToL HUUSE AND BESTAUBANT. 546 Penn avenue, bet Comfortable Reoms, with vee eral Foreign Legati this c: x GENTS’ FUBNISHING GOODS, Rey shoal bee en: toe 04K HALL, 464 Sxvenrx Staekr. ‘om tosll. who will extend me their pa- tron: a pith tecsived le largest and ness atgek of DiNwERS 8 and SUPPERS at private reatdences, E GUUDS ever offered im the city of Wesh- | for parties balis, will be 4 ington. Having secured the best artists in the | sty Os + CHARLES GIVAUD: a. on, a0 repared to Sa in a de 6-colm Propri ond Prices than her i MBIC STA URAST, M Losano {ne 13-¢f) 8.B. £00. | No. 383 Pons avenue, near 6th street, . MERCHANT TAILOR P. EMBICH wishes to inform his friends and the Corner of 9h and Datreeta, | public generally thet he now keeps con pee Desires to return bis thanks tor the liberal stantly on hand OYST! . fresh every’ pationsge Lestowed upon him during past de) ine ty! Seasons, and at the same time invites bis Tis WINES and Tigu Gas cannot be eurpessey. a nas visit bis store and inspect his new Call and gtve him a trial. oc 23-tf G selection of goods, which he has 4 based the Fail and Winter Trade. . ciate, continues to give constant attention to the style and general nce of all garments le at the estab- ‘ent. The best work and moderate charges is our for iN Lazozst STORE IN THE CITY! TWO STORES COMBINED IN ONE! metto. de 5-Im* —— = a FURS! ! E. DOtAn; MEBOHANT TAILOR, corner rUBe! “hla . fig. street and Pennsylvania av er ood ‘iilards’ cae ved FOB LADIES AND OHILDBEN, superfor assortment o! . Cassi: Overcoa riment of and @ geveral Baving purchased them early this season, we ching Soods fe class Oastented 52 | are enabled tosell them 0 por cont, cheaper than York, at lower prices than | any house in the city. . He invites his friends and foo paki ta ghee buna nil cael eietin tines: LANSBUBGH & BROTHER, cere thanks forthetr liberal patronage. oc $1-2m 515 7th street, J. HEIBEBG! . delim Intelligencer Building. CITIZEN'S AND. sfutayen 2. Fuoun Feepi? x rt! Chit’ Brown’ “¢d A fall assortment of all grades choice Flour for Hotel 5 362 Peansivenia avenue. Bakers: quality No 1; price low. fashington, D. O. —_ ry only direct receivers for Golden Hill, J. B. Gambrill (not Patapeco) and Linganor Famil: Flours in = Distetes. Asthe latter brand has iy 1 (j80vER © Baken -xtensi counterfeited in city, we would toform these wishin tb dour te CELEBRATED ay ty ib Som lers we furnish it lower FIBST PREMIUM Quaitty vecond to none, Price afraction less than FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, “Buckwheat at low retest rates The best Family Machine in the market. All grades of Western Flour n store and for sale ‘The nly Mache that will both Bee snd Bum- | '@w by WM. GALT s Deoider perfectly. ee reching. an Elastec Stitch that will not break Der BBONIVED examine their merits, at at rr ye Wines iit, 207 Fars, olbsmerege ul biie paseeliten, urn env | Whaat peri DRUG sTeRE. F. X. DOOLEY, DRUGGIBT. bg in? Patan "e jue and cast 3d street, mery. Fancy Articles always on hand, ‘e weet yi iL OF AT ix FRESH IMPORTATION. now ipryceot olapy sues out gO, a - léth dG sts.. under Bdbitt House. Indians avenue end Ist street, near Depot. inevery rpadgeret otic ma rE BAEC, oucnvin. ma. Soto de (P80 7TH STREET, near B. JOHN McKBNNBY, Notary, Publee ond decay ftom the eabinaton to 6a| iE fenicon Sheein etches, 20-e0ts snd Rep.) LADIES’ SKATES of all kinds, from $1 5 to aeNEE NTE, Balumere, Md. i de 18 Im ih of December, 1856. 1m of James M. Ashley for value of na two bridles, J. H H. Woodward, No. 601. two saddles acormey No. t02 Claim of Thomas A. Elliott for rent. Grorge 8 Thompson attorne; No. €63. Claim of Lucinda Trimble for damage Darroll and 0. M ers. George 8, Tne) No. 005. Olaim of Joh: W. Tunnell for hi . Olai ry r ha} ne! 7 George 8. Thomprou. attor: No 607. Uiaim of B. A. Otis fer services as an attorney. No attorne: No. 68. Oisim of H. J. Stringfellow for rent. Btriblen & Bimpson. attorney © 609, Claim of Milton Jackson for damage to jen & Simpson. attorneys of William Biohardson for valne t~rneye ‘ol very & Co.. B. Pugh, Geerge Jackson. 0. M Gillis, rown. for goods seized by the werrment. John Joliffe, attorney lo, laim of A.J. Martin for rent of butld- ing: No attorney © 613. Claim ef F. McNerhi taken by the United States. No. 614. Olaim of O. D Oat: Government detective. No attor: y for property ‘ne; for services as ey . Vinson for reward for Pydiic fands No attorney n of John Aiken for damages for ac Cap 4 attorney pe No 615. Claim of 0. W vegoveey of st m stores. Owen & Wileon, aitorneys No 619, Claim of J Maddox fer tobscco taker ascaptored by the United States anthorities. J, 8. Black and Lewin EK. Parsons, attorneys (Bee list of cases acted on during the preseat mouth ) 7. Claim of Joseph Segar for rent No of Alfred Qooke for services at aitorney 622. Claim of George M, Branner for mili- — fees for transportation of cotton. Watterson 4 Orawford, attorneys N !3 Claim of Arthur Bland for value of a H W. Hawes. attorney ©. 6%. Olnim of John Brown for value of a borse. ALK me, attornes Ne. 625, Claim of Beury A. Ealerforcotton taken by military forces K J. Atkinson, notary No. 626, Claim of Uhas. Ridgley, for valuoc of horses _No attorney No. 62 jaim of A. F. Numa Bron, for rent Anguet Ly 2 ittorpey No, 628. Olat im of Mra. Minerva Morris fir co: ton taken by United States autherities B. A. Florey, attorney No. 629 Claim ef John Lockwood for balance claimed to be due on contract for wood. Kuech Totten, attorney No. 630, Olaim of Francis (. Zeliar for damages be! rig Enoch Totten, attoruey 0. 631 Claim of Louis Gilbaux for ordnance stores. ° No attorney 632, Claim of J. W Page for money ad vauced and services rendered, No attorpey Ne. 683 Claim of Francis Simmons for pay asa scout. Tucker & Sells. alter ne: No. 634. Claim of J.D. B n for expenses in the Provost Marshal's Department. orrow & Hay, atio ya No 635. Claim of 8t. Paul’s Episcopal Charch, tanooga, Tenn., for damages to property. erney €36 Claim of andrew Low fo "es and subsistense stores tak ay Chipman, Hosmer & »37. Claim of Paschal McFalia: seized at Piit-burg Lanling, Teno,, Stewart, Biddle & Oo . atturneys No 634. Ciaim of L. A. A. Kyle. A Kennedy. J. W 0. Haven, Gorren & Decker son fer cotton taken by the United States. No at torneys No 639. Claim ofJas H. Oarter (gaardian) for ure of property and for timber. Tuckr & Sella, attorness No 60 Olaim of CL. Gorton or Chas Wheeler for money paid as commutation, &c. No attorney No. 641. Cleim of Jou W tion fer compensation for arrest and dete:tion. State Department for th Minieter Claim of Martin Howard for corn taken for military rurposes. State Department for the Brition Minister , No 643. Claim of Hugh Sturdy, EB. L. Morse r 4 Myron A. Wood for secret service. W.O. Ww attorney 644. Olaim of Sam’i C. White for rent. No attorney : No. 545. Olaim of Vincent Dockery, Wm. H Bexvont, Stewart Rexvoat, and Klias Smith for services. Tucker & Sells, attorneys Bo 6:6 Claim of J.J. Martin for supplies taken by General Grierson Thomas$ Durant, attoruey No. 6:7. Olatm of Geo. H. Walker for rent of land. No attorney Ro. 645. Claim of Delos B Oarrol_ for property taken by United States officers. A.B. Uox & Vo,, strorpeys © 64. Claim of Moses Maples for subsistence stores. H. H. Hawes. attorne No. 6s Olaim of ‘kin H. Davis for pay (or corn. W.H Hawes attorney No. 661. Claim of Jobo W Yonuc for retarn »¢ and jewelry. McPhail & Raphan ‘02 Olaim of James G. Browy n by the military authorities, Owen & Wil son, attorneys No. 6:3. Claim of Mrs. Olive Garner for pay for corn, Tucker & Sells attorneys No. 654 Claim of J. W. Mathias. admin of Jacob H. La Rue. fertimber. H tor No 685 Claim of Mra. Sallie Webster for rent. Joba D. McPherson. attorne: obn Reid for pay for ¥ No. 656. Claim of Captai: ices. Ohi yn, Hosmer & vo.. attorne: "No esi, Olam of Henry. Sheeta for shocing horses. Hon. William H. Koonte. atrorner No. 668 ‘Claim of William F. Olark for services as assistant provost marshal. Jay Oooke & Co., assigne laim of Mra. Mary Jane Sti: . of Park Hotel, Rew Orleans. ‘Alexander T, r Sttiorvey bre) of Maurice Boche for Mquors, No attoruey a8? Se, Gaim of oe ¢ , taken by prov: mere... ao Ro. 661. Cl of ‘Richard HG. verlaine and B. Davids for use of Atlantic rom Worke. agro orney oz. Ch f Bebecca A. Card for wuerter- aster ’s ator: H. M. Oarr, No 668. Cisim of ©. L. Lancaster for damage tofarm and use of horses, Busteod & Uo., attorness No 601 Claim of Leenard B. Johnson for tim- James O W. ttorney for quartermas- ittorn t Peacock for services as Orne, rpey 8. Se: for medici Tek £ Selle. attorneys Ziegler, Philip Bose: Property taken by the attorneys No “beta of y & Wilson for destrac- tign of property. No atferoey ae No 670 un of R W, Holman for stock ef ., William H. Boyce, attorney oT! Oiaim of Benjamin Fahnextock for sub- a rebel prisoner, Todd &8)uire. attorneys ‘2. Olaim of Applegate for services ey im of 8 Feruankez for rent of store. ttorne; h McCraith for dam- o prope Ho at 6) 675. Olaim of Tuomss g: Sim min; balance ef for services: A. Bit ee 4 a © @! y 101 + #, attorne: No. 676, Ulaim of Mary Su fe f an for commissary A. 5 Gox Go +a 78 i ts gy ory Quiaiy for commissary res }. Cox ns i 8 0.678. Claim of Dr. Bamuel 8. Packett for straction aproverty. A_8. Cox & Oo., attorney: Ne 679, Claim of in St. Louis, Mo. Browning & io. bea F Claim of A: iT, ry ing, attor- Q. Oarroll and Marieh O. Fitsuae ecutors. for increase of rent for lots. mnt Rn of M.B Baer for money alie, ta have bee by nited Btates wold era, a attcrae Ho 682. ‘Olaina of F. W. Pesthoff for the army. Joba D. Mc tt on oe! u Wiltiem Bitesner. for eutlers” ft marshal, to attorn se hd, ‘Olalmn of Peter Pulman for r 8B Miner, st ney, ‘ David Smith for two Billing- De gh eo a . 5 Los .D. on erty, by military Riuthotition TT Bria ey. of B Hl. Atkinson for the 5 be = of Lon Dubus for value of AS SEs W" ehaar $e Blain ot Wiltam trwinn dey (or peop erty destroyed By United states troops,” Mo ation. ie jo. @1. Claim of Apdrew Peacock for males and Fees a! leged to have beon seized by United States te ities ‘the Gritsh Minister, threwgts the te men| Claim of J. J. Caldwell for balance 4 bim for suger nD agers on books of Sequestra. ie Ce lal ot mney for services. Chip- 9 694 of tarned over with Pa Statement of the tien had en Claims Sai of 8. at Month. ease Walker for rent of build - Bwi No. t6. Walker. Rejected Hee sotecapa ~ ene ons 8. ia Josefa Cedozos, Con- 81 4 sinned No 2. Sat eckinces” No. 84, Saeed. Continued #o-8- Continued 0. 86 Gon ed Re: o. Claim of Adolph Tiensch. jo. 95. Claim eG Boureey. otinued tinned RE ee i AR gi . 99. Claim of Jobn T. Armstroag, iD =n” 101. Clam of Mra, £, W. Tarner, Ovatia- No 102, Claim of J, W. Pumfrey. Continned ao 14. Claim of MoDomald & Faller. Contin “No. £68, Olaim of Mrs, Mary J, Hotiand. Con tinued Do 274 €: Rowe. for the Bois al ~ Wir} je im Claim of te Methodist KpiscopalObures ‘ai in Bosch Continued Patan Moosy, Conttaued 2 8 Continued 323%. Claim of James T Mason. “Allowed Ne. 324. Claim of J. H. Maddox. Continued No. 3:6, Olaim of John Wells & Sons. Allowed im part No 328, f the Boman Catholic Charch at Fredericksbarg, Virginia. Continted No. 329. Clai aim of Jul ‘odin. Oontinged No, 31. Claim of Damininae’ at Con ed No. 333. Claim of John H. ee 4 ry Oou: No. 33. Claim of the Methosiet ada South, at Warrenton, Virginia. omte ur No 335. Claim of Gustav: HA > Siete of giegera 1. ie. aim of the Oou a t No. siz » Louisiana mot kK. R Hart No. 348. Olaim of Jobn McD» |. Continued No 3:2. Claim of Henry Polkivhorn, Jr. Re- ‘ ° ~ No, 854, Olatm of Celia A. Grove. Ovntinued Ho 365. Claim of Mes. Edward Kinz. Contin- ue No. %1. Claim ef 0. N. Ontter. Continued No. 366 m of A. Ansteile. Rejected of C. T. Venniegerholz. Re ted © 377. Olaim of George Hume. Continned o. 398. Olaim of Aber, Atwater & Co. Contin No. 403, Olaim of James G, Hamilton. Contin No. 404, Olaim of Mrs. J. W. Woolfoik. Contin No. 405. Olaim of Jules Courehe. Oontinued No. 409. iaim of Montgomery Hunt. Allowed Ne. 410, Otaim of E. Db. Wheeler. Gontinned No. 411. Claim ef Sarah A. Snowden. Uontinued No. 412. Claimof J L. Hurst. Continued No. 413, Claim of Isaac Burton, Rejected eecen Claim of Jobn L. and William Usrey. ec! No. 415 Olaim of St. George's Episcopal Charch at Pongalesgue, Virginia Pde . per No. 417. Olaim of Francie Segura. Continued No 421. Claim of the* Corporation of the Re- mean Coteielie Olergymen of Maryland.” Allowed io part. 0. 422. Claim of M. C. Brickley. Contioned No, 423. Claim of J. R. Hall Uontinued No. Claim of Thomas Niles. Gontianed No. 427. Claim of Bennett M. Bird. Continue! No. 431. Olwim of Fendai Carposter. Continued No 432. Claim of William Burley, ‘Returned to No las, Claim of 8 BM 4 'e, 433. 'm o! ‘onhouse. Allowed No. 434. Olaim of Jordan Y. Cummings. Oon need No. 435. Olaim of William Jones. Continsed No, 436, Claim of Martin W. Gny. Oontin: No 437. Olaim of Michael Ryan. Rejecte: Pe aes of Car! U. Henricks, consul, &c. ‘outin No. 439, Olaim of J, R. Dickerso No. 440" Claim of Jodeph D. F: No, 441. Clarm of B © 442, Claimof F No. 443. Claim of J. No. 444. Ghaim of James do. 445. Claim ef Michael O’Ray. No. 445. Claims of David Ye A. Dolphy, M. field. ie tien, it aD ae] ., Lynch, aud “George J. ejected ‘47. Claim of Thomas L. Pleasants. Be- ected **No. 4:8. Claim of Caleb 8, Hallowell. Returned to the claimant No; 49 Claim of James Jett, Returned to the clai@man' Claim of B. Mans. OSE Ghats SW aay meieeted -J.Sexton. Comtenued ritz Johuson an 45s. Claim of the Levee Steam Cotton Press Cyumpany. Continued No. $55 ten. Geer Claim of the Catholic Church at Dai a. Uontinued Claim of J. Lacaze & Oo, Rejceted of the owners of the Pelican Cot Lou a, Continned or. Continged . Returned to ° rt H. White. Gontinue! No 451. Claim of Thomss O Cag». Oontinaed No, 403. Claim of the Maryan’ Agricultural College Continued No. 463. Claiu: of Manra Sayre. No. 464. Cloim of William Barn: jected No. 465. @laim of John Holloran. Allowed No 466. Claimof Joho B Griffin. Allowed No, 457. Claim of B. T. Kirkpatrick, Qontinued No. 458. Olaim of Sam. M Joh Continued Bo, 469. Cl f Jobu Bigham. Returned to the claimant’s attorneys No. 470 Claim of Seaberne Skinner. Betarned incan Graham. Returned att . the claimant’s attorne; ‘ties (Pismo a of re e a attorne; 10. 4 Claim B. 5. Burroughs. Beturned to the claimant's attorneys one 473. ale (nok pay Parsons, Returned to laimant's etto: Lhd o of James M. Balter. Beturned to to: f William H. Stevens, Returned ttorn: eee Clam of Lioyd ‘Mitchell. Retarned to en! attorneys Ho. a7, Claim of Joon B. Biler. Betaraed to bag) claimant's att Ee jam Lowe. Rejected = G. Jenes. Returned to ‘on Claim of Asop Buck. Allowed ted 41. of Joba M. ¥. Reject ith. Continued “s dasth ek Aeron, Tariew % Oo. Be. of James Truttman or John Jo- aries © Wolcott, Warden jected No. #. Cit ¥, Peter Gilbam. Beturaed to ins 5488 Olaim of George W. Seward and George Wells. Meturned to the Secretary ef W: No 489. Claim of W Bo, 45. Olsim 484 Olni; _ No. 495. Olatm 494. Claim of Charles M. Taylor and James ~McHair, Continned 497%. Olaim of Lewis Shots. ‘Retarned to : No. on Cluim of Robert W. Carter. Returned to the claim: . Claim of Benjamin J. Grubb. Rejected sem Gem of 3M Gouner. Beturned to the claimen 7 ~ Claim of James & Stewart Rejected Be. so Citim of Mt °bonner. Returned to the SS Claim of Aldridge James. Rejected | jo 04. Clatm of Julius nk Oontinned . £05. Chat is. Bejected Fa SES Stree aa Rares ot Clyormr’ Malm of Mrs, Rifeabeth A. Bolt. Ke- turned to the claimant No 108. Cl Jeim >rge Hamilton. Beiected Continued cB ae Paine ow z Noss. Claim of Mrs. Maria W. D. Orme. Re- a or wi Feox Continued Re iis: Slat of Thomas life. Continued ‘ohn D. Mims 0. ued lo. 816. Olaim of Joba Tien ot at Continued . Claim of John W. Alver. Continued 18. Glatm of Mre. Margaret Knight. Qoa- ei fi, Claim of Joshua Bhodes ot al., Trustece, ont Me Je. ti8 Claim of Olapborne Laderson, Beturnea tee mn Olaim of tbe Fairfax Seminary, Va. oars iat Claim of the Kast Tennedsse Universi - th Cont of Jes. x. Rot - Sietm Of Jee week” peristes Bublere, TBs SR Me BRI Ue yo Bae tinned t ot & ire. io of Jas, Keeney, (or j. Keo- nen.) Contipued 4 i ; a of claims acted on by the suena Sooty tne oot = TELEGRAMS, &c. Late Mexican advices at New Orieans make no mention of the execution of Escobe- do, and the previous report was held to be a founded. The co-operation of Marshal Ba- zaine with Mazimillian was regarded with disvrust, as the twohbave been little better than open enemies for nearly a year. Trade was Without apy symptoms of recovery. Juarez was expected at Durango in a week, and would make that piace bis seat of government for the present. The negro population celebrated the third third anniversary of Lincoln's emancipation Proclamation in Richmond, Va.. yesterday. All the colored civic and military organiza- tions paraded, with delegations from Peters- burg, Danyille,and Manchester. The mili- tary were in full uniform, and the civic so- cheties in full regalia, with banners and bands of music. They marched to Uapitol Square, where ihe Key. Mr. Huanicni delivered an address. It is reported that a respectable married lady was violated in(ireene county, N. C., las; week in ihe absence of ber husband. Five negro men and three low white men are im- plicated as principals and accessories. The five negroes and one white man had been identified and are in jail. There is great in- dignation among the people on the subject. While the steamship Saxon, from Philadel- phia, was discharging ber cargo at Boston on Monday, & box accidentally broke open, which revealed two dead bodies. Upon ex- amination another similar box was discovered Botb boxes were directed to Branswic and itis supposed were designed for tion. They were sent to the dead-house. The Denver (Colorado) News, of the 22d ul- timo, says that GGovernor Cummings’ party in the Legislature are utterly demoralized. The test oath in either House would show them to bein such asmal! minority that they darst not risk the trial. No anti-State resolution has been offered. George M. Chillicott, delegate elect to Von- gress from Colorado, has sued Governor Cam- Mings for $50,000 for withholding his certificate of election after the Territorial Board of can- vassers declared him elected. Eminent counsel have been employed on both sides,but itis not known when the case will be tried. The engine and baggage cars of a train bound south on the Chicago and Great Eastera Rail- road. was thrown from the track near Rich- mond, Indiana, Monday, by a broken rail. The engineer was killed, the fireman injured, and the engine demolished. The river steamer Eclipse blew up near Pursburg, Georgia, on Saturday, killing the captain. assistant engineer and colored pilot. The boat and cargo were sunk. There was a parade of the colored people at Augusta, Ga., Memphis, Tenn., Raleigh, N. C., and Charieston, S. C., yesterday. The second annual reanion of the New Hampsbire officers was held in Concord yes- verday. ‘The election for Senator from Pennsylvania takes place on the 15th mst., the same day on which the Governor 1s inaugurated. c~ JAMES STEPHENS IN NEw YORK.—At a Inte bour jast evening information was recei ved at the Tribune office that James Stephens. the C. ©. 1. R., bad been boarding at No. 308 East Thirteenth street. near Second avenue, ever since his mysterious disappearance some ‘weeks ago, until within four days, under the name of Willam Scott. Two or three of Stephens’ principal adherents were convers- ing with the Head Centre on Si jay, the 22d ot December, and, becoming alarmed abon' the reports in the Tribune, which stated tha Mr. Stephens was stillin New York, ud- denly decamped for parts unkuown. This is Most startling information for the supporters ‘and friends of Mr. Stephens, and his presence in New York will no doubt acconnt for che | fact tbat no insurrection has broken out in Iretand uncer the anspices of the Head Centre. | It hy also been ascertained that Stephens had | beer! paying the modest sum of @45 & week for his board and ae This news will no doubt create s terrible revulsion against Steph- ens. During the tame of Swephens’ conceal- ment in Thirteenth street he had pickets thrown out who continually watched to pre- vent imtruders, but even this precaution did not save the Head Centre from detection. It will evidently be impossible tor Mr. Stephens to keep his engagement with the British Gov- ernment in Ireland this year.—N. Y. Tribuneof Tuesday. THE ARREST OF JUDGE MaGRuvgs.—Hon. D. R. Magruaer, Judge of the Circuit Court of Apne Arondel and Caivert counties, wason Monday before United States Commissioner Brooks, in response to & warrant issued for his arrest on the charge of violating the civil Tights pill passed at the recent session of Gon- gress, by seliine into involuntary servitude certain celored persons as a punishment for crime, @ penalty to which white persons are Rot subject in the Stateof Maryland. He was re! in the sum of two thousand dollars to appear before the grand jury of the United States District Court, om the first Monday in mo next. TJuage a saa tthe same time Judge Magruder gave bai in a similar amount, before Judge Giles, to an- swer on the first Monday in April next, at the Circuit Court of the United States, to an indict- ment for refusing the testimony of a colored ‘woman named Uomfort Postley, in violation of the civil bill. His bondsmen in both cases were W.P. Maulsby, of Frederick, and James T. Earle, of Queen Anne county. The names of the parties sold by order of Judge Magruder are Harriet Pardy, John Johnson, Gassaway Price, and Dill . The first ‘was purchased by ber former master, Mr. Rockwell, for $34, who made hera $ of time; the second boaght hb: if for $27; the two latter were purchased at $30 each, by G. W. Mitwell, who was requested by them to do £0. Sours Amgrica.—The U.S. steamer Pow- batan, bearing the pennant of Admirai Dabi- lef: Panama on the 15th for the South reine. Bishop Vanquez, of Panama, was banished for refering so take the oath recently ordered by the mt. Mosquera has or- dered the seizure of all cannon and other material of war attempted to be transported across the Isthmus for the republics at war with Spain. wera bas declared that the republic shall remain neutral, and that either belligerent shali have the right to carry prizes into the p: ot Colombia for adjudication aud sale. General Agildo bas been «ppoinied umbian Consul General to the United States. Valparaiso dates to December 31, and Callao to the 16th. have been received. It was noi known at Valparaiso whether there would be peace or war with Spain. The Chi.ian foreign fone to Callso by & special steamer. and his visit was believed to have feterence to the offered Earopean mediation. The late Peruvian minister to England is charged with gigantic trauds on the Govern. ment—on guano contracts alone amounting to $9,000,000. It was ex; a! Callao that the Spanish fleet which left Rio Janeiro in Octo. ‘ber, with six months’ provisions aboard, was bound to Peru. S7°A prepossessing ung man in New York, whe claims to be Zeon of Lora Bryon, bas to have a guard of policemen with him to prevent the women from eating him up. S7-A man, in Wasbiagton county, P# on Monday last, accidentally killed his own son, and severely wounded bis wife whilst vention on Saturday, and ted resolu- at the next - , S7 Romantic death—a young lady drowned 7 = RT Examiner that the elections i! ingle wanally ig place ‘in the Spring, be put off until next . No pore, EUROPEAN NEWs. Lowpor, Jan. 1.—The Herald of this morn- img b&s an editorial epon the state of affaires at present existing between Turkey and (reece im regard totbe position to be taken by the British Government. It says that England Will preserve strict nentrality Parte, Jan. 1—A romor is current thst the Emperor Napolecn bas decided to issue a call jor agrand congress of kuropean mona: : to be held in this city during the approaching Wor'd’s Exposition. The Pays of to-day re- fers to the threatening aspect of affairs bet ween Greece and Turkey, and says thata rapture between the two countries is imminent. The Montteur of to-day gee a telegram received from the Arperican Government by cable, sta- ting that French vessels arriving at the ports of the United States will be placed the same fooung Im regard to the laying of duties as American veesele may be subjected to in French porte. It says that this will render all Vessels arr vi at French ports ander the American fag of dutiable collections. [By Steamer.) New You«, Jan. —By the steamship Per- Tie we bave the following interesting items of news The Barnsley explosion is found to have been occasioned by the leaving off of the top of the biackemith's safety lamp, the flame of which must bave ignited the gas. Hehad gone down to sboe the borees, and was found with bis bead blown off. Subscriptions for the fam- ilies of the sufferers were already large. The beal:h of Napoleot The proposed new line of steamers between Germany (vis Southampton) and the United States, is senctioned by the Prussian Govern- mest, and sto bavethe inflvence and sup- portot Bismarck. Pach ofthe seven steam- ers is to be capable of carrying one hundred first and one hundred second, and six hundred third class passengers, and one thousand tons of freight. Napoleon is said to have congratulated the King ana the Italian Government upon the conciliatory tone of the King’s speech. The chief points of the Italian proposition to the Pope are believed to be as follows: Fio- rence to be the capital of Italy; the cardinals to be created princes of the kingdom, with their present salaries guaranteed; the inhabitants of the Pontifical territory to declare by vote whether they will become Italian snbjects or remain under the jurisdiction of the Pope, and Rome te be an independent city, ender the absolute control of the Pope; the Pope tw ac- knowledge Victor Emmanuel! as King of Italy, and to crown him as such Florence. This arrangement to be only ding during the pontificate of the present Pope. The assertion is made on high authority that the leading powers of Europe, except Russia, have resolved to take measures for the preser- vation of the Holy See. The representatives of Prussia and the United States are among its most determined supporters. The Freach ambassador has declared that France would bold Italy responsible for any violation of the temporal power The De i the Year. The deatb-roll o' ¢ year includes many names distinguished in politics, in the church, in authorship, andin art. We now afew of them = The ranke of the authofs have been thinned Fredrika Bremer died at Stockholm early in the year, Jared Sparks at Cambridge in March Joseph Mery in France in June; and Count Garoweki at Washington in May Among the dead statesmen and political lead- ers are Daniel S. Dickinson, Lewis Oass, John Van Buren, Elijah F. Purdy, Moses F. Odell, James Humphrey, Senators Foot and Wright, and Commodore Stockton. Prince Esterhazy died at Ratisbon in May, and Marquis d’ Azeg- lio m Itaiy in January. in October, M. Thou- venal closed his long and active career in France. Gordon Cumming, the famous lion-hunter, was accidentally killed in Scotiand ip March. Prot. Heury D. Rogers, a distinguished savant, also died in Scotland in May. John Ross, chiet of the Cherokee Nation, died at Wash- ington in August The sculptor Gibson died in I:aty in Jan- uary, seventy-five years old; and Sir Obaries Eartiake, President of the British Royal Academy, died at Pisa just as the new year came in. The most prominent clergymen who have died during the year are Drs. Cummings and Pise, of the Roman Uatholic Charch: Dr Eliphalet Nott, President of Union College Dr. Hawks, ot New York: Dr. Whewell ana Kev. Jobn Kebie, in England; amd «Father Prout,” in Paris—the last named better known by his pseudonym than by bis proper name of Mabony. General Scott died at West Point on the 29th ot May. Admirai Pareja, commander of the Spanish fleet in the Pacific, committed suicide. Jobn S. Karey, the horse-tamer, died in Ohio in October. Robert B. Minturn, one of our ding merchants, died on the 9th of January ard Halleck, of New Haven, in the same Simeon Draper and Police Inspector venter tn November: and General S. R Curis in December. Loss or 1 By D TERS HURTING 1955.— Lt appears that during 1566 there were 45 rail- way accidents in the Usited States, in which lives were Jost, and in them 115 persons were killed and 607 wounded. This is a great im- provement over 1965, when there were 1} rail- road accidents, in which 335 persons were killed and 1,427 wounded: and it exhibits a less number of killed and woundea by such acci- dents, however, do not include any where per- sons were injured by their own carelessness. There were 23 steamboat accidents dar: 6 on the various rivers and lakes in the Unitea States, by which 633 persons were killed and 156 wounded. This t*a less number than oc- curred during 1565, for which year the report is 32 accidents, in which 1,76* persons were killed and 265 wounded, but it isa largernum- ber were reported for any previous year simce 1:54. These reports do not include loss of life by disasters at sea nor during naval en- gagements. Bets on THe ¥ ac a A large amount of money is said to have been lost and won the yacht race between New York and En jand. The New York Times says: « Weheard yesterday of one well-known operator (in everything yet discovered) who had been fairly bantered into bets amounting in the ag- gregate to $45,000. every one of which be wins With the possible exception of one of $10,000. that the trip would be made inside of fourteen days—this ay possibly loce by fifteen minutes. He had a bet of $5,000 thatthe Vesta would win, but on Tharsday last a friend who desired to + hedge’ a lit’ begged as a special favor that he would tran: fer it to him, ana wit (and bis usual good la: F DURING 1866.—During December there wereim the United States 60 large fires, which the aggregate loss of property 86,635.00, This isa wer loss than occurred in apy month since July, when there were 36 fires and adestruction of pro; iy valued at $14,705,000. For the year 1 the ent renum- ber ot peter tinge the total loss of property $66,416,000, a8 compared with ‘354 large fires and @ loss ot property valued at $43,139,000 during 1965. The losses for 1666 by fires in the United States have been greater than for any previous year, the total for the last twelve years being #280,995,000, 8 yearly average of $23,416,500. The losses for 1866, it will thus be seen, are nearly three times the an- nual average. S71 will be remembered that on Dec. 224 in yarious aig of the country, especially in the West, New Englanders celebrated in an appropriate manner «Forefathers’ Day,” the anniversary of the landing of the Piigrims. The Boston Transcrip!,infcommenting spon ‘this, says it is very{singular that nowhere in New England, was there :his year any cvle- bration of theday. Yankees at home ap to have forgotten what Yankees re- membered. S7 Horse meat finds great favor in Berlin. S7 The man who wauted the wings of a bird Attained bis desire by going on a lark. S7 Three-fourtas of the infants in Minder, Ct, are females. ‘8 foot is one of the india. g7 Obarred ele “Tare dishes” ind: ous te Sa-They were so light the streets of St Paul with jamps instead of gas, pat have given up the idea, 7 A fellow in