The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1864, Page 6

- nO WM a 6 NEW YORK BERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, L8G¢ TRIPE SHEET. Queen's Beach, where they will ultimately have & trial on the charge of committing a breach of the NEW YORK HERALD. JAMBS GURDON BENN@ETS, Peace in comagction with the raceat great ght on 7 " gtaad BDITOR AND PROWRIW one coneREss | ‘fae Renate was not ia sexton yesterday, ev Orrox MF. CORNER OF TULVON AND Nassau ors. raed over tut Mt Volume KEEX 0.00.05, + House of Rey ail traasactions in gold twe per contum was intro ANUSEMENTS THIS CVENING «| duced. and coferred to the Yaya and Means Gom MIBLOS GARDEN, Broadway.—Coxvie Soogat } mittee, A teaolution insieacting the Judiciary yl ARE ACHS: TARATEE, Broadway ioe | Committee to inquire into the necessity of pro- at bank aasooin- dissol | viding to ng the « pt intes WARDEN, Bitadway.—Tieer or Leave | tions wader the nations! Ce : Ap | of the non-fulfitmeat of hab Pre ATRY. Broadway —A B va Cies4 | 4 Hit) providing for unrestricted trade In all terri- 8. ay | tory withia the Unioa lines was introduced and | referred to the Ways aud Means Committee. ‘he | iit making apacopriation for the Kxeoutive, dudi- BOWERY THEATRE: 4 OLp Sone Cxoss—Bicac naw ery —-Manerra Dawe Pee eneres GER—OMS BUS. OWARE THEATRE. Bowery —Maro of Croior= HM oos¢ xway daog Buitt—Ban pir Hos! | clal aud Legislative departments of the govern niniibiideckeun bales | ment was reported, A jolat resolution de- Gis: Gray, Grant Bor, do. a's HU claving agaiast the reach oecupation aad mane AUB ANG 77, PML designs in Mexico was roferred to the aulow Hall. 472 Broad | Committee on Poreiga AMiirs, A bili organizing , BURLESgUsS, At —ine “ | # temporary goverament ia Montano Tersitory Wood's MINSTREL HALL, 5! Broadway —Ermorag | W4% Teported and recommitted to the Committes fora, Dapexs, &o—RarveoaD xr: ostos | on Territories. The Presideat was requested to inform the House whether brevet rank has heen conferred ix the volunteer forces, in pursuance of | the provisions of the act of March. 186%, andif ao | 00 whomyand, if aot, the reason why it baa not | been done. Che 'reaoiution of the’ Commiites ea- | Blections decisriag Mr. A. BP. Pield not eatitied | to a seat as Repressatetive fom Louisiana was sabe nup, discussed at some length, and laid aside SEUM OF ANATOMY, 6i8 Broadway.e | till Tuesday next. Lhe deat of Joha W. Noel, Oe Se eres en eee | Representative trom Missouri, who died ducing t recess of Congress. was then aauouaced; eatogies ! were delivered by Mews4. Rol Araold and H E Pan Stevens, the customary resolutions of respect were LET y) . adopted, and the House adjowvaed til! Moaday. | THE LEGISLATURE 1865. | thied readings = ag the action of 1g Moaey to pay of the y MINSTRELS, Me wiax SONGS, Dan: ML. THEATRE. Buaiasqurs. TRE. 485 HORMASUES BROWOWAT AMPHITE » KquesRn Pi Broad wav.—Gra- Atternooa and | Hore C4APED, TIS Broadway. — Tue SixRKdscorTiOAN CoS OUOr THe USIVERSE, ee TORK M! Comes HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Fores Uaness, Bomiuseuns, &c TRIPLE New York, Satarday, January 30 Brookira.—Ermorran Iu the State Senate were ordered of the bills te | the New York Supervisors ia ra’ ‘the riot damages, amending the ¢ yester THE sire aTion. A despatch from Ci@einnati yesterday details tfeam Knoxville, dated on the 20th inst., | Brooklyn Fire Departmeat, aad incorporating the . , : re on Brooklyn Yacht Club. Vavovable reports were lan lepraes teaser ucepbeers oot | made from committees on tie bits to estabtish fos appears that te Union cavaley under this : F f, autho a law library e8 ue jal Goucial Sturges and # body of infantry under | of the peace te perform the daties of coro- vera (Marke mayved towards Danbri erty , vers, im eoritia caxes, to conteal the mites from Kuoxville, and drove the enemy’s vi. | Tumming of the Brooklyn city Whee z 3 on bills for vari ther purposes of teas interest. doties im. ‘The rebels attacked ovr lines on the next | A Dill relative tv the Suvrogate’s Comt in this day, will Ge i Hood's and Bushrod Jubneon’s | city was introduced, aad one was given aelice of The Apring Campaign, Again tho President and those remarkable mea who with him constitute our directory are buay with the war. They propoad to repeat once more the miserable drama that they have "8 | played #o many times aince the removal of McClellan They ave eugaged upon a plan for cataiivoa a bill 9408 | @ apring campaign. No one, of course, oan tell how ridiculous the plan may prove to be. Me. Linooin is ambitious of miliiacy fame. fe no tonger wishes to be immortal as a rail splitter; he is tired of the Honest Abe sovbriguel, and tired evea of bis little joke. Ho knows that be has rendered abortive the good plans of abie leaders simply by hia intorferance. Te knows that he has biundered feightfulig from thqocormmencemant. But he evidenily expecta to ave himself with the country and come ont all tight by some brilliant stroke of genius that shall piace him beside Cesar, Hanaibal aud Napoleon. General Halleck does not care what the pian may be if it oniy involves the overiaad route io Richmoad:for be bas siaked his aliitery reputation ou that. Secretary Stauton does not cave whai the plan may be if { docs aot emanate from Geneval MeCiellaa. And therefore we ouglit noi to be surprised at any monstrosity, One of the republican organs published seme days since. 99 if by authority, aplau for an advance by two cronies, which, if it was ever consideved by ihe directouy, fis killed by this time, inasymuch 95 we have showa phat it was Genaral McClotloa’s pian. Bui the coualry will requive for sapriag cam- psign 9 better plaa then any that Mc. Livcols ov the wilitary uoneniities about bin caa make. Ta Generat Grant the country possesses a mili- lary geniua* whose achievements are act Bur- passed ia history. Since be hes commanded our armies Wp the Wess be has conducted the grandest series of operations of the century without a siagle serious error. Ieom Belnoni, Vicksburg and Shiloh, from Fort Heary to Chatianooga, he bas redeented the whole hn- meose valley of tho Mississippi, aad hay uiterly deivea the rebellion out of the most magaii- ceat empire that mea eve: fuuebi for. No two years of war ever before produced a aun wao has won so many and auch apleadid baities ia 80 shows a time, and whose career hai beeu marked by such iavariabte saccess. Besides Geaeval Grant, we have in our armies several other mea of firat rate military ability. In x provision for the payyient of re-enlisted ee were inatruct- i aguira and cepor? wiat legisigtioy fs aeces- SOF TUE | sany in Vow OF LF MINSVeT faaiitotiona of the ne hmndred and | State refusing to pay tax oa that portion of their oops under General Sturges | capital consisting of United States secaritins, The ag Ov% inst. to Strawberry Plains, | Seuate adjourned uatit Moaday e H | Ta the Assembly resolations were fatroww and laid over under the ruies, requesting our Bea. divisioas. aad were gaining a decided advantage, whea a char a portion of Elijott’s cavalry | MeCook saved the + toes In the fortu fight was aad tis to Knoxville, crossing the Holston view of ail thia the people will waut to kaow mea is to be ignored white ihe bluaderers and jokers of the Washingtoa direclory arrange their tittle plans for the completioa of this great war. Are we, with the besi military taleat in the worid at our disposal, to have the war carried oa by men who have ao other titie to public re- vivar, with the expectation of intercepting | acors and Represeatatives iu Congress to endeavor ths enemy at Gordon Granger's | to devise some means for facilituting the traua- cagatey started iu the same direction nextday, and | portation of troops betweea New Work aad Phila- jelphia, aad calling upon the national gove Lewis membraace thau their tercrivle bluadera! No; the counts will eudure that uo longer. Haough Novibera imen have already been waniouly slain ta gratify the vaniliesof ihe directory men ia favor of this plan or theic preiidices against that, Not another lif must be wasied in that cruel, crimiaal waz. The spring campaiga musi be 3 bate wasiuevitable. The excitement at Knox . nent to yse att honorable means for the release vile was considerable, It was known that |the Union prisoneis now ia Ricumoad. Hills wee lougstes: lad been largely reinferced {Yom | infroduced for a rai yea but General Foster was of | Streets of this o da that he was quite equal to meet him, | #Bd Jers scope, Avppue Bait: i | roads tomabe ja extensions of theie tacks, aad preserve Knoxville, under ang i ; . ig tan. sivaces, Strong fortifications much otter Imigineas transacted, aro being arerted, Wut General © Assembly atxo atin to Monday evening. @ -very _ formida Tn tae concus of Stale Aeaal uetd at Albany, on | | for the purpose of font of the a . nowminatiog the & new Metropoli! latote. which re one's to be waned ia the i now before the Leg ar the commission aly he oat throw his troone valley on | either side with great facility. Im the retreat to cawborty Plains onr troops lost heavily in eioaging to the repub- tt ri ad te hee o th u ie stoves, and alag in caissons, whieh were blown up, an Sad tre Rereeiee Oo Wy Seen Messrs. Actoa sad Berges, preseat commissioners, ca ywendeed stragglers al=o fe! nt eh is of Teo hundred stragg al Minto the band vepudiicaa members, aad the the Holston river our *. Condy ana semeel fowes as the for 2 and everything which | democratic ‘ . MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. might fail into the bands of the rebels, iuclud- day atta ao00, the #o}- reasing the wages of ing @ forge qua fnew clothing fo Wad adevied & diva pavers gad laborers ia the Crotoa Aqueduct De- A tothe rebel account of this afeir, | partwent to two dollars per diem, suid increase to : 4), dare back from Jaty Us, 186%. Aa intereatiog aon d she 26th avalry were st communication was ed from Pie Marshal iw nity of Knoxville. and their captures gyxer iu reference to the late explosion in Maiden duriag the recent. ret ol the Union army are | lave, and urging the adop ordingace to get dows ae oight vdred head of cattle, five hun- | prevent the storage of f 1g powder within 2 the ¢ limits. The € a sent ‘ drei wagons aided with tobacco | si ee oe oneal anual state god cvavkera and several hundred barrels of flour. i yn che same sonrce we leara that. General | trom t Feat Ges whip «at La Gr #60) ed twenty-five thoussad dol livravilts and Germantown. The Rich fhe willor Maia D. Mawy adwitied to probaie last weck reports auow a Hl dearth there qirhe ne Ket seports show tre By MO The testatrix benaeathed $500 t0 the Long Island fe s admitted that General Lee | Riyie Society and 82,000 to Home Missi embarresned by the dissati-fae- | Society, The will of Patrick O'S4e9 wae ateo ad- tiva of iis army at the want of food, and | mitted to probate. It vequeatied $100 lo the Ro has made desperate appeals to their patviotiem | ma atholic Ovphaa Aayts t aod $75 towards Fi 1 A Bs rr ng the new cathedrat. ‘The Surrogate haw peti th ar myers wer reported at Rich: | reiccted the will of Heacy H. ovuer, which w: tnowd tts) Sslaud No, 66 om the Mississippi river | opposed by the widow of deceased, oa the ground had bee ed by the ele Corinth | that ids due exec is not sificieatly proven. sats of the estates of Margaret Beatty, ogg SH rancis J. Hiesch aad James Te r., havg beea | geltied by lie Surrogate. tm the etateof doha P. Gull, letters of administration were revoked. tu the case of Heary Braga « and Port Ps nated by the Union | The ace Trey w had been eve trveins vre evidently greatly in need wain Richn citing ardment of Charleston wat guing on ap tothe 26th. On that twenty. | ard the jary yest - * | phaintift of $4.1 t4 wee fired into the city . ‘ Me P The fina! argameat iu the owes of Gta a so° some very inleresting secounts of the | Reooks was heard yesterday by Swige Cardozo, of the Court of Common Plews. His ft sisve@ of afvirs io Charleston from # lady refugee, | np took the "| poteoa aeat woud jo Ney oa ihe deid of Wy plaaned by our great military mea—by tho men Whose pasi achievementa ave pach that the opiatry @nud thea army may ave cond. deuce ia the plans they may propose. : The important problem tha: thy sdinivisirs- tioa has to consider with regard to the’ apriag campaign is whether it will enavie Giant to keep what be has won and anpport him pro- periy Ia what hevtas vei to de, All the indi- cations ace that the great struggle gf this year is to take piace in the West. There the grand final issue is to be tried, and the whole questi of ovr success ov failure will depead upoa whether or not we ure ready with our mon waea the time comes. [ast year, weeky in advance of the battle of Chickamauga. we waraed th goveramenit as to what was to (he pl Over aad over agaia we akowed thal there was ia progress a grand concentration of the rebel force ia Aigdama, dad urged the reiaforcgment of Rosecrans. But all ia vain The adminis ivabon was loo gw with potilies fo otlead to ness, aNd He, as a corseque badly beatea. Shali we hava a rv this int May? Grant wilt | West all thet maa can a | cient force: bat be awa! have the force le bes “were ot ia the accomplish ompliah with aati. Na loo that he could wot make jafaaty 7. ova Grant; and the gorerament mst aot country have reasou to cegeai that its g) ceanot “make tafeutey.’ Us must make all the iat y that io likely to be now, white there is time. The raigdorcement of our arn must be pushed forward move vigorousty. Mea will voluateer plontifilly aow if the business is attended (0; but the administration must give up electioneering awit atiend to it. Ef we fail ja the spriag it witl be beoause ove armies have not beea properly eeiaforced. and the i tration will be cesponsible for it Planaed a we have indicated, aud ¢ povied with mea, the spring campa gu wilt be somethiog more’ than an e@xcuraio: Wasdiagion to the Rapidaa marching up the hil to march dows again will be done with thea. Weahsll have a comprehensive piaa, that witt aot waste the energies of the aaiioa upon aay isolated «ireggle, but, vie ering the cebeltion as a whole, will sickke @t itv vitet points and crush it atoace Suche plan, Mcried ont by Geaeral Graft aud such men os be woald choose to assis} him, wonid ond ihe war by mid Nearly one-half of the city i« damaged and | Papers and announced that he would camier iris eYandoued a consequence of Generel Gilmore's | decision at en ently day Sv iuiens Accordiag to the City laa “a report. there Pye weve 526 deaths ia the city dwviag the past week — sagged disafection in he rebel arty in) a decrease of GI as compared witis the mor we sod the movements enerillas | ta) ve Week previous, aad 66 more taan forte the peiacipel portion of the news from the | 2°" ed during the corresponding week lavt year, Potopeee. ‘Lhd Querilins kad @ skirmish with our | 2° ation table gives & deaths of: alookol- i g | lcm, 4 of diseases of the bowes, folate, &e.; 84 of picketa gear Manasees vight Wefore les!, but no the braio and nerves. 14 of the generative organs, 1% of the heart and blood vessels, Zit of the juegs, throat, &c.; 8 of of8 age, 42 of dis. of the skia and eruptive fevers, 6 prematuwe G7 of diseases of the stomach, bowels and digestive organs: 57 of oncertaia seat aod fevers, % of diseases of tha urinary ond |. from there were lik of freland, gland, 29 of Germany, 4 of Scotland, and the balaace of various foreiga countries. fhe share marie: opedtd booyunt yesterday, and yrioas went up (rom a quarter to One anda hall peresot The | demand for gold ooemed to havo materially (alien om, and sellers wera forced to submii (0 a dacting, the ooslog | quotation being 19647. Government securitins aro abond the steadioet aud Grmeat stooks on the tnt, aod their son. deney is gradually upward, The ve-\weaties sostorday were bold at 104/,, interest ov, the registered OW o! Last wore quoted at 106, and the coupon? al 107, coupon fives of 1965, 196 @ 187, April Treasury notes, LOTS; a Lote: August 40, 1079{ a 108; debt certitioates, LOE done on cither sid svne evening the rebels made « damage was and on the | howile demon 1 8 boy who wee d ow peat ving a and captured feu Staton, both. other general organ 4% a 16 of & «4 te cohappy cowherd: but, in the the fate of Uh Of ay idence as te ™ vessue ther kept her, as bee ' wode lly the enemy jist non EUROPEAN NEWS Australasian, trom Queenstown on the yo Jon * ix one day later. early veatordas morning. Hern A o aod Mr dt 4 to ocenpy the 1 Opposition tothe This ious dif. lead lement of of Reh au action of the Fede: vilic ow awigw step alihoug’s tence of a jon in the antisfectors and Yan hea ate rreney do., 97% 098; thous Ave per crt i, Patnjekes 8 very Testing dare, 100); 0 10085 of tHe preperation: w . ng made The further deaie in god coumered the tus kere for jn England for ommemor Of the general merchaadtse, both foreign and domerte dul! three humdredth anniversary of Shakepere’s birth. | yesterday, and many kinds wore entirely nominal. The das, the @3d of A A full report of the novel | Mount of basivess reported was Himited, and the tena ond rete ai cumetances tt which | Se!008 were frequently at lower prices. On ‘Change the the seooachment of the Pri e Wales ‘took | Ducluess war very moderate, aud four and grain were place je given in the Hanaur C. Heenan, | 00raly lower. Trovisions wore mandy; oi a falc ts Tom King, Tom Sayers, with a ouwber of celelwi ee neo Wat alee, Heats Sere yey Gee , ) but we Warned of oo 0 raloe Groceries wore tiewof the prize ring, have been taken from the | quiet, with « dougward landewcy in mont article Oot ‘ tof Q u's Be London, to the Sussex | wa waa houvy 0% own NOU we OTe AOliYO Conaty Go vod back agoin to the Court of | aod deme summer; and @icha plaa wo must bave Let vs have a6 move plows irom buagiers aad jokers, bat fet the counter have ihe boned: of all the blood and money it Bas span’ to ade generals. Liccue Ontsanat Macatns-Vie explosion, with its attendaat melaucholy rewlis,ia Maid lane, a few days ago, will, we trust, be uot win. out future beneficial eflects to the public We wee that Kine Mersbal Beker has sent a coma. nication to the Mayer on the aubiect and it hae been transmitted to the Common Council, with @ recommendation that an ordinance be passed to prevent, if posible, the occurrence bore of a similor disaster. Ll seems that an aluadouce of these little infernal maosbings, including dan. gevous pieces of fireworks, torpodovs &o., ma nafactured with detovativg powder ond other combustible substances, is stored in improper places ia this city. aod that at almunt any Lour carelessness or ignorance may occasion another | fatal explosion. The instrament which cansed the Maiden lone disuster is a miniature pistol, fived by detonating caps, and called « ohild’s toy. The force of the explosion from this toy can carry & buckshot fato 6 persoo's bead, and it is, of course, 4 useful plaything for babivs, if parent have no especial regard for their owa or theirs children's welfare This a Peeweh oon: trivance, and ia sapposed Wo be ae offeotive an infernal machine in 4 miniature way as thowe which menace the 1if6 of the Ireech lmperor whoneve he goen broed saatienged Wy aro whether the exisience of our great military glad thai tho #ire Marabal bas moved a0 promptly iv the matter, avd bope romedy for the evil will be applied as promptly by the Common Council dme Washington Meighia Com mised ite Arogattom Demamaca. Among the greatest ornaments and al tions of all the large cities in the oivilived world are the beauties aad pictioceaqueness of thelr suburban retecats—those apota of quiet and cara loveliaess to which obarms can acarecly be added by any touch of art. “Wis ia places like those that men of wealth, who bave become iadependeat through prudeace and the feaits of many years of auccesstal and honorabia application to business, seek retire meni from the cares of every day life, aad, by thaerection of costiy edifices, the leyiag oui of handsome grounds, toe plaating of ornamental trees and sbrobbery, the construction of hot- houses and ‘the cultivation of rare exotics and fruits, aid natuce where ebe caa be profitably aided ia embellishing what is already a terres- trial pytadise ia itself, It seldom happeos that plocas are selected for this purpose which ace better adapted for basiness. On the contrary, care is taken by the proprietors to avold every semblanes to trade aad trafic in ati the sarconndings of their property, and to make it iu reality what it is inteaded to be-—s home of peace ond happiness, piace of beauty, hoatth- fulness aud joy, a place de recolve frieads and to dispense hospitality, a place of cost and comfort, and a place as far romoved from “eout ceat” eatenfations as it possibly saa be. Svat sich a place is Washington Heights. about lea mites feom this city, which the Legis- lature proposes to oul up into groggery aud Shoniy lois, and upon which. for speculative purposes, it ia intended to plant a population and establish a community upon whom all the asiucat beantios of the region will-be entirety lost ‘o#s and shawefal outrage pecpetcaled pou che preseal propricioes, and a0 earthly good to the common weal accomplished. Ata tovmer session of the Legistature a commission was appointed to examine into the sitnation of ihe Heights, aod to aurvey the (aad for the purpose of carving it up in the disgraceful manner we have mentioued. ‘the property was surveyed, aad a plan of unatterable absur- dity was concocted aud prevented. The rea- soaing of the commissioners aad sarvezors for thia piece of vandglism was based briety apon (2g following growads:~-Becauae Robart Fation, of New Yoris, first mad@xthe practicai application of sieam éo the propulsion of ves- seis. and hecansa Robert Hoo, also of New York. iavenied a lightning priutiog press that oan strike of twenty thousand copies per hour, ergo, tho march of improvement. -as they teriudd it-—demanded thot the granits hefgaia of Wort Wosbingioa shouid be tevelled, the Swiizerlandiike vaviaes, recesses aud gorges of pe the cegion should ba filled up. the whole geand and intrinsically vale features of the’ looatity destroyed. and a work of siupeadons labor aad vast cost to the iaxpayera ef the pragant dey ooncected; which aeither ite necessition nor the wants of the next generation eaa por b'y requice. The maps aad calculations of the commission and aucveyors ave equally ay ridiculous as their reasouing. ‘vey have mappa oui a conaty of a'most uneven aad rocky aveface, taid ou! tea ayenies between tha Harlem and Hudson rivers, aad prepared a acheiue at once utopian and mischievous, which can Lave ao other result than to onvse ® cadical cheoge ia be beautiful aspect of this bappy taad-—to cause a community tike that of Mackeraltvilie oc the Vive Poiats to spelag and vegeiaie with groggeries, low grocaries aad tumble-dowa shanties at every coeaee aad coavenien! apot. with miserable aud ievesponsi- ble speculators buying. aeiling, dickering and ving ne other object in view (haa to line theic own pockets a! the ex- pease of the elegance i and at the expe: weifare of the present pespeatable cesidents We call upon the Legisiature (9 appoint a commitive to visit (ha region referred t themsetves of the cain coutompiated, an report to the Legisiatuce if the faaie are aot as we have capreseated. This beiag done, they can recommend the capeat of the (aw anibor- iving the appoiatmeat of te commission, an- nal all their proceedings up to the preseut tima, aud allow the whole matter to subside autil such time a3 common, seuse shall warrant its revival which will iagace t's peaceful resi fox at least a quarter of a ceaiacy to come. op then Acmy Correspondeats. la another columa we give a oariusive of some of the expericaces ia Rictuoad of My. f. A. Hendviek. o@ of our corvespoadenis with the Army of the Potomac, whe waa captured by Mosby (ust fall. Me. Headrick is ow out oa parole, and his aarrative is therelore ae. cessarily restricted to the pecsoua! detaiia of prison life, though to many it wilt bave the move jaterest on tua! accouat, Mr. Hari aaother of one correspoadenta, cavtured with Mv. Hendrick, was liberated at the sume time Ov coveesponiiedt Me, Butkiey is still fa Castle Waunder, aad 70 move of our corcempoadeatf Mesars. Anderson aad Gaicieli, are dewined: as privoners ia other parts of the contederscy. Readers Litiie imagine ot what price the aravy aews thai they vead aad carelessly cast aside ia sometimes purchased, ov at what risk to life as well as liberty the corcespoadent ofien gets the material for a letter Since the war begaa tea of ovr corvespoadents baye fallea into the enemy's bands. aad leon helday prisoners; we have lost two by death, aad one has been badly wounded in battie. Sucha vecord will give some ides of the danger of a correspoadeat’s life, and of the enterprise of Henatyv correspondents fa particular In his conversation with Me. Headriok Mosby touched upon a subject that seemed to be full of fun to him, though it is a rather s9- riows matter to as. Our involuatary “contribu. tions to the confederacy” fn horses have been large, a+ there lave vow been takes from uy fifteen or twenty good aninwls, with their equipments. Though tho price of so avany ani- mats and their equipments in a considerable ftom, it is after all but a small one ia ihe gene. ral expenses that we are all (he lime aecessa- rily ander for war news. We have bad ia the fidid at one time as many a thirty oorroapoud- eats. flores for all these, renewed aow aad tien; liberal wataties for all, and the expenses of travel to the vorions parts of the country for ali, arenome of the items of our bill for intelti- geoce from the army Such iteme make the bill a largo one, and they fully explain why the Diwan always haa the accouns of the bat Ue a dpy in advance of all obber papers Gontarnnt the gxtant which 99 avs qarried this department of our paper with. the war ar rapgemonia of the London Times once re, Garded aa the groaieal cewspapor in tho world. In tho Crimean war the Times bad one correa- pondent! And to watch ovr owa war—tho great event of modern thmea—it atxo sent one man, who finatly tied so atrocionsiy that he Was no’ permitted to accompany the aemy. tu the Ttalian war our owa arrangements wore oquatly extensive with those of the doa papers. The Yount Jonanesand the Bosioa Arte- tocrtacy. The aodie Gount Joanges, by tar tha moat iltusteious member of the Bustoa aristocracy, haa lately been found guilty by a Boston Judge wad jacy of the awful crime of barcatcy. A brief but authentic history of the aoble Count will show the motives which have impelied the aristocracy of Boston to bring bia to triai aaa berrator, aad the manner ia which public opinion hay bean infuenced so ay to secure bis conviction. The noble Count Joaunes wasbora in Kuglaud ia i810. He came to this country when he. was oniy five year old, and waa brought up in Boston. He took his degree as @ fie® boy in that city, aad his educstion shaxp- oned aad developed his aaiupal taleais to aa astonishing extant; At this time 4e was plain George Joaes, aud vader that name he acied with aneeess at several theatres in the couatry. He is the father of Miss Avonia Jones, a cole- brated actress—the “Star ot the South,” as the rabvel papers ceall-her—and gave her the aame of Avonin from the Avon. the river whieh Shakspare hay immortatived. Atter eagagingin anamber of dramatic enterprises herve Mr. Jones weat to Kuvope. There be delivered lectures upon Shakspeve aud the Bible, ovgaaived a Shakspeviva celebration at Strattord-oa-Avoa, aad published two or thres works —one, we beifeve. upon North Americana antiquities Thea te became a guest of the laiy Kiag of Prussia, who admired all great geniuses. and from the Kiag he received the order of Gonnt Patatine, ov something of that sort. If we are not mistaken he also received orders from the King of Portugal and tho King of Sardinia Atany cate, the last time we daw him, at PY he (aicty glittered with deoorations. Being a ‘handsome, finely formed man, with elegant mazaerns aad addvess. he bore fia bleabing honors very bravely aad was every inch a ¢ 1347. a8 the Count says, bis name wos chaaged by the Gaglish laws. We know a0- thing about that; byt we do kaow that he came back to Bostoa and marvied a cich widow who and taken @ {anos to him. Thas this personage teft Boston a Guy boy aud a sicolling player aud cetucaed to it a noblomay, Now the avistoovacy of Boston like titles aad aoblemvea; but they did aot like to hear oae of their own fira boya calted a count aud his wife ealted a countess. The female aristocrats of Bastoa were pariicularly indigaant about it and wged the mate aristocrats to suppress foanues, fa the meantime the Count had studied law ia New York aad cuitivated bis oralorical powers, So he gave the avistooraty as good ws they seat” .He pronounced orations agains! Samaet, Wilson and Goveraor Andrey, and cnt uy those wor thios most eraatly and completely. ifsaybody insulted and saeeved at aim any people did—he aved them off baad. All thease things conspired against Joanaes, or rather the aviato efacy conspired against him. for the Boston acistocracy is very eactosive. Che Quincva the Adamses, the Sumasys and the reat of heat cia @ cavolitioaary aucesiev, aad keap thete blood pure by iatermarrving ta thele ova aet They have theic owa pets, ivo, aad these peta gene stly have pleaty of beaias. Webster was @ pet of the Bostoa aristoe Kvevett was enother, and they educated | and made * clergyman oe ad gave hima wife, Sum ner aad Wilson are their peis aow ia these degeuerate days. Al that the Boatoa aciy ceats think of is bow to keep Ui mainivia their exclusiveness, auke a litte veoutation (a literatura and protect aad aaaie theie pets ‘The noble Count foaaags laiselaced with alt this true aobleams by coyal puteat. aad cared uo move for the Wo B's thas for the F. €. V."s/or aay ot toorals, ut. As was 4 sham aris Me tried to push vis way into thelr g in that, set, aad, { vidiew theme wil the gayes! and aiviest wit aad satire, They ce torted by siaaders, and gol the worst of it Then the Coual took up their pets and oraa- gied them dreadially He ioe Si apeve'ias to abredn, and proved the bono: Senaloe aa Amari: Witson aod Weadell Pbillips and Governor Ander facad ao betier, The Couns eut-talked. ont-generaiiod aud oul-argaad these abolition wiseacras Tha Boston acistocracy felt that something mast be doue, and thay did it. Some of the lawyers were omplozed to buat over the old atetates aad tastea some fence upvn the agile Count Vhey discovered the old taw against barralcy, passed at she time when witches were burned ia New Goglaud. This torn barvatey is de- rived from the old law French borat oa beva- ¢, signifying fraud or degeit. The law was imported from Old Kaglant oy Cuuse bistoriost bumbags, tho Puritan Pilgerin Mates Of thie obsolete crime jhe great Count Josanes wad of conme convicted if they bat decured wo wite they could have convicted & They were determifed (9 make hin gi something, aud the crime ance and exciting quarre dificuH lo prove. Creeley ix guiliy of it. Wendel! Vuillips is gutty of it, Seastors Sumaer aad Wilson ave guitty of it, iu aad out of the Seaate, All the abotitionivis ace guilty ad have rained the aouitey ly it, fam. 9 g0Uly of it, aod should be tried tor that and not for treasou, Vee administration is notoriously guilty of it, and ongit to suMer coe peaatiy, (f there bo any justice ti the Boston cougts the Conat Joannes will be at oace div charged oc these other barrators will be tried and couvicted aly. The Count Joannes ia as tnuch gotitted to bis tite as the Count Gucowski, ov the Chevalier Wiko® ov Seaator Sumaer, and ough! to be allowed to enjoy it. His ofly coal offence is that he is a little above the bogus Boston acistooracy; bit teat is an of fence which the vest of the world daa pardon if the Boston court opanot. Vovonreme Brow. We observa that fo the investigation now peading. tuto the fronds committed ia the cearuitiag basiness it Lay ng a common was ook vey | gears of bis widow shall been proved that ia several fnstsaced te broker bas been enabled to cheat hin victim try woaring tho uniform of aad passing hingalf off an an officer in the United Staten service Bo much jmponttion bas beeo practised in this way all over the country tik wo think it is Hime atiepa abgyld ty laleon iv oul © alow lo ik ; . J A abort act should bo passed by both tbe om tiona) and Btate Legislatures making it penal far any one not bolding a commission to assume tho uniform of an officer in either serview Twelve months’ confinement ina State prissa would oon cure the taste for thia atyle of maw- quorading ‘ Gicverar, MoCreiian's Rerorr ann vine Rae roucan Press.—Aa the various parts af Ganeral MoCleliaa’s report appear in print the republicaa jouraals become more and more alarmed at She disclosures made by it, and more bitter than usual fo all thelr aliusions to ite author. Some of Gea. MeClelian’s letters exhibit, large and atatesmanlike grasp of all the great points at isaue in this war. He is therefore likety to come before the country es @ states mag. and the republicans fear him as a possible candidate for the Presideacy. Hence theie bifteroess and abuse. But in this they mistake’ the caot issue upon which the report will be road. The point at issue upon which this re- pogt will cast Light has no refereace to Genorat McClellan as a candidate, but to the utter fn- capacity of the administration to carcy on the: war ‘That fs the point wpoa which the people aeok for knowledge and which General McCtel- iaa’s ceport illuminates at every step. In that eeport the President ia geen all throug) as the toal matiga influence that has caused the failure of ail our great efforts to crush the rebellion. His apid {interference with the original piaa ions against Richmond is seen there, is shown that he is also responsible afoae for the appoiatment of Pope, as ho has hitherto been showa to be for the appointment of Hooker aud Burnside. 3 Goaeral McClellan does aot seek aor desire tho Presideacy, He is a soldier, aud desires to sexes the country io arms, and to etand or Fatt with that part of the country’s manhood that iaveady to face the enemy in battle. Hs place ia the battle field, and that is where be wisher to be; but itis aot impossible that the course of the republicaa prints may yet caguit in hie nomination a3 President. Save ov Cororororm.—There is wa aot of the: Lagisiature probibiting chemists from aolling pvixons without their being properly labelled - and the oame of the purchaser registered fa. ~ a book directed to be kept for the purpose. - “The object of these regulations ts to {mprose apoa the party buying auch druga their daa gecons eharacter, as: well as to render tao che:aisi cautious ia ascertaining the purpose for which they are wanted. But few drag ato. es, however. take the.trouble of complying with them. A person, for instance, oan eater almoat any of these establishmeats aad pur. chase chloroform a3 he would paregoric of apicits of camphor. Even if the bottle be pre- party tabetled it does not obviate the danger acisiug from tye indiscriminatesase of this-valu- abte chemicai agent. We have evidenceof thie ia 14 death which we noticed en Saturday of a tad7 who had bought some without haviog aay ctvac ides of ita properties. Chemists should be conivataed from selling dangerous deugs of aay hiad antoss oa the order of a medical mea. Catton is especially necessary in the case of chlovoiorm, beoause a person inhaling it-ioa sioue aay become insensible, and death may voxue beiova aid can arrive. There is another +aa4og why restrictions should be placed on its ane, mad that is the importaat part which ft fe aow made to play in the operations of thieves’ sad burgtars. We believe that the law to which we cefer isatvingeat enough to proveat thew danugeca if it were properly entorced, but if it be not it is the duty of the Legislature te amoud itso aa to vender it offective. The Late Cotonel O'Brtes. TO (ak BDITOR OF THB BERALD. : Naw Yoar, Jan. 25, 1806, four Kudwng pour world-wide reputation as Ono ever ovady to aydpathie with the suffering and uatortunate, (99) ambotdeved to raqueat your ,gonerous influence tm my oust’, ia the hope that appeal through the cot. saan Of your valvable paper will have the efect of briag- ing our city authorities to a sense of what £ caanes ot deem their boundem duty. 1 an the widow of Coons’ Henry £. O'Brien, who lost nis Ife while ea doavoviag to protect this, the proud city of bis adoption, from the ravages of @ plunde: iug mob durlag the riots of J. y daar. Stanghtered with a barbarity seldom equalled oy sevagas, ais poor mangled remains were waceremoat- ousiy bur cied OF to a pauper’s grave, where thoy atilt ite “oaot cod and forgotien, I was mysell forced to My from sacked my house ap Thus, tha fy of the mob, who ran: atcoyod OF Stole everything I fo “swoop, were carried a thai rendered Life comfortable and ‘or the prompt aid rendered me b; twtar of this city, for whose grateful, t should im ali say thats cendoved eftcient ai wi to ungini—99 metter ors World, is tt sha ‘those sacrifice their afl ‘that thoes choaan bo preside with (onating epanietiod Cs9m, (> spare time to pa: the monory of the gallant dead Tn vane bave T c ruta for justice i this matter; in i ny 4 Ef 2 5 2 i i a it ili if 5-385 i { i i so doing. And, floatly, dros that @ jon, evual to the ofa heres ay | on ty tor her wi thes lost only contend bad tovotiom vo wnsideration Proud metropolia t fu is i tf il worvod aod a@biect want, Trusting that you will use giaol oflovice omy cange, I nage rane, i Potice Intelligence. doouees Fi AT TANDOK I A HOURS OF PromerrT. rom-—At @ iste hour on Thursday night two soldion, giving (hole nomes as Francis and Lawrence Tinknor, (nto on altercation Una disreputable house in Pack sicees, row their revolvers and commenced a pro misovoud Bring oe tbe Fortanately, ty 5 nO perkOUS Were arrival of om. cor MeGuiro, of the SIX precthat & tendonoy to thy doaperate men, who were taken to tho Aiation Justicn Dowling subseyuontty committed tte rs to bho Tombs aru oe AMMAYER Ot A WowAs Sarah O Brion, young woman, living (0 Ligpanard etract, wan nerontod on Thuraday night by officer Caray, Of dee Witt, omer, checgee wt commiting @ felonious senate the portoa of Joly O'Brien, her brother.iniaw, afew words, after imbibing to the woired ® china pitohoe and @tei4ok Johb on tomplo, aovoring (ho main arlory, The victim soon from tone of blood, und was convdyod to thoNow York Howpiigh to & vory oxtaunied find dangerous 0000) tide. Hunt Dow Hing Comin) ttod cave mewaliant vo await Uns MO full of Uno igure, ‘ 3 4 : ‘f