The New York Herald Newspaper, January 9, 1865, Page 8

ase aed @ur Waval Correspondence. Savaxnas, Ga, Deo. 21, 1664 ‘OFPRATIONS OF THR RAVY af BAVANNAB. During @ tart two wocks tive weather bas been almost ‘fontinually unfavorable for navel operations Thick foge ® part of the time and, heavy gales another part of the time, have rendered eyen the ordéaary movements of ar rquadron ouueually disicul. Bence the page of Bitory which records the investment, evacuation and Secepation of Savannah wl present a less brifliant record ‘Ber the vary than it would otherwize have'done. FRE STRAWER FOX QUNR PUR BLOCKADE 27 CHARLESTON, Op the might «of the 17th, within fear hours aftr Ootone! Mamford® Pag of truce retumed from un@er Port Sumter, tho bir ckade runner Fox again eluded¢the vigilance of our bir ckaders‘and ran ott to Nassau. MAJOR GEXY Kal SUMRMAN VISITS HILTON MURAD. On the Zist at daybreak Admiml Dahigren returned from Port McA’ lister, Where be had been vieiting General herman, on V oard tho temporary flagship Harvest Moon, Acting Master J. K. Orosby commanding, bringing Major ‘Geveral Sher man with him @ an honored guest. ‘The General an@ the A¢miral spemt the day at Hilton Head, which, in ¥ me evewing, was Prilliantly illuminated in the General's 'woner. CCOUrA’ AON GF VORT BEULAM AND ROANDEW BATTERY. On Th areday morning, the 22d, instead of a general attach Vy both army and navy on all the defences of Bene Witch a! had pected, nethit remained to wove Uht 40 go Miwurd end take pomeation of Orr ven cq, Meutata®s Commariicr R. W. Scott, commanding the ook 1 of Fort Beulah, with its nine ‘and @il the ordinance stores, giving to Acting Master s nN Ly his emocutive bream rs ence se a { dfurling Do Mars aye Stripes over this rebel stronghol vmanutay, ohm, took possession o| fonedew ‘Matieries, with thelr cight guna, stores, &o. ASCENT OF TRE SAVANNAR RIVER, Tn ‘the aftermeon the Wissahickon, oommanded by Liewionant Commander A. W. Jol and the Wino ascended the Savannah river as far as flower line of obetructiona, end lay there durng the @red upon frequently by sharpshooters on ASCENT OF WILMINGTON RIVER. On Friday “Lieutenant Commander Jonathan Young, Commander”. 8. iebrown, com the i @haunel, with their guns, stores, &c. REMOVAL OF THE OBNTRUCTIONS LN TEE SAVANNAH RIVER. Ou the same day, the Admiral, having temporaril, established bis Pawnee, Commander George B. Balch, ‘Savannah river to where the Wivena and Wissahickon followed by the Oleander, Gerantum, Jon- = rane = spur, Iris and Petite. The of ng piles whic obstruct the changel was at once begun; ‘and while this was Admiral Dabigren, with a por: ‘Gon of his stal, ‘Savanna. DISTRIBUTION OF THE OLD BLOCEADING The Flag, Commander J. C. Williamson, Bound; the iron-clad RF. RK Lewis, and the South Caroli Wiliam Bailey commanding, ia Tybee sent to stations, juired at these potnts. ‘4 NEW TORPEDO CATCUER. YLERT. in Ossabaw Acting Master R. Price Walter, commanding the steamer constructed a torpedo catcher, which, fas- of hie vessel, enables him with Va tnsed ve to pick up whatever torpedoes may his path. Like other useful inventions, of it before. ocoupy some days. steamer Massachusetts, Acting Lieutenant = W. B. West, a im the a7 below yesterday morning, having resumed her reg- tripe after being laid up many wecks for repairs. Orr CuaRteston, Jan. 1, 1966. ‘THR NAVAL BRIGADE DISBANDED. ‘The gallant Naval Brigade of Commander George H. Preble, which has so brief but #o Driliianta record, ts dia- Seland, a part of whom are already at their nine-inch Dablgrens, ready to co-operate with Sherman as be @omes “marching on’ to the Palmetto metropolis. The @ntire losses of the brigade in the late expedition are ‘riffing, considering the amount of service performed, ‘wiz :—Killed, two; wounded, thirty-four; missing, three, ‘Tho missing are prisoners. PuReOnAL. Igoutenant Commander E. 0. Matthews, having been velicved of the command of the Naval battery, is now on @uty on the staff. Lientenant G. W. Hayward is now an command of the Naval battery, assisted by Acting BWasigns Everdine.and Edgerine. The latter is now lying ‘glock in the hospital at Bay Point. Lieutenant James ‘O'Kane has also been added to the Admiral’s staf. TWO LAUNONES Lost. The weather here bax been unusually heavy for some ays, and during the gale two of our largest launches were driven asbere on Sullivan's Island; their crews either betng prisoners or lost. 4 LAUNCH CAPURED {8 SPORT, A few nights ago, Captain Barret, of the Catskill, sus- ‘pecting that some of our launch officers lacked vigilance, pushed off from his vessel in a boat, made for a launch as Bhough.he woro u rebel, boarded her and captured her in fpn, ashe rays. A court of inquiry has been convencd 20 invest this matter, and ascertain whi er duc wigltance Is observed by Uiose engaged in thie hard and laty. ADMIRAL DANLGREN, according to bis usual custom, vielted the wounded of the Naval Brigade after each day’s battle, offering a word of sympathy to cach brave fellow who’ had had the mis- fortune to be hit. No press of other duties prevents the Adzniral from performing this After the attempt on the Pocotagio bridge the Admi- al approached one brave wounded tar, and Bow be felt. Thinking loas of himself than of his duty, tar replied, wit earnestness, of the tar gm very sorry.” We interrupted the use of the railroad, but we did not get the bridge at all. ulght, though the iron-clad Sangamon, ‘and Lieutenant masking the iron-clad asoonded Wilmington river from Warsaw Bonnd, and secured the deserted rebel works on that up the river ina steam tug to Nantucket, Lieutenant Commander Acting Master will now services being no longer work asked him “Did we get the ” being answered in the negative, the coun- Decame satl, and he replied, “Then I Our Lima e Lama, Dee, 18, 1004. Action of he American Congress on the Bpanish Porw- pr rival of the New Spomish Admiral Parga—He Relicocs Admiral Pinsen—His Probable Course and Antocedente—Commercial sfaire, de. ‘The homeward mail of the 28th ult. carried advices of the continued complication of affairs between Spain and Peru; nor dows either country appear to Rave bet- tered its position during the interval. The same mystery, the same indecision, and the same reliance upon what “may come to ‘pass,”” without any apparent effort op either gide to solve the difficulty. “Chips of the same Dleek,” and reared with the shortcomings of bygone ages, they neither appear to understand the signs of the ‘times, nor to be capable of practically carrying out the Theories proposed. Spain, emerging slowly from the ‘backward condition imposed upon her by the intolerance and ingufficiency of her political and religious inatita- tions, in virtue of the life and'activity almost forced upon her by the advancement of her neighbors, inatead of em- ploying her means in upholding her credit, in developing her natural wealth, and in furthering the well being of the people, destroys her national prosperity by quar- Telling with those who by ties of origin wish her well, ‘and whose cordiality and good will she would do far “etter to cement. The disreputable intrigues of the cabinet and its foreign oficials create the ‘imbroglio,” and then the ignorance and simulated patriotism of the press inflame the ‘passions of the multitude; end so the question drags its ‘‘slow length along’’ without the possi- bility of forming sny probable conception of its final reault. Both nations consider themselves offended, both arrogantly assett fheir own right and mighit, each seeks satisfaction frem the other, and neither will treat before obtaining the reparation demanded. Nevertheless, Peru has sent a plenipotentiary to some of the European Powers, and he has been expected for some time past to make his appearance at Madrid; and Spain sent a per- sonage by the steamer which arrived here on the 84 inst.» and who left again with Admiral Pareja on the 5th inst., ‘to join the Spanish squadron at the Chincha Islands; but, having been two days in Lima with out making himself known, tt is still undecided whether he comes in a dij haracter or merely to relieve Admiral Pinzon. It is rumored, however, that he Brings full powers to treat in some form, and it is hoped that, baving been bora in Lima before the inde- pendence, he will show a reasonable disposition to come totome peaceable understanding. Both Admirals, it is known, have thrown aside animosity, and one has even expreased his individual regret that the notorious 14th of April should ever have been registered In the catalogue of great events, Such being the case, it is to be desired that each may be induced to waive all exaggerated pre- tensions, and thus open a road to an honorable recon- ciliation—all the more to be appreciated from the fact that each Power has all to lose and nothing to gain; for while Spain has more ships, and would consequently blockade and damage her enemy’s porte, she has also much more commerce on the seas which might be destroyed by that samo enemy, without any equivalent on either side. Of course a descent on land with any favorable result is entirely out of the question. Then, again, neither party appear to be capable of carrying on a prolonged confitct—for they are doth short of the ‘“sinews of war’’—originating in the same causes, improvidence, disorganization and malad- ministration, and yet one comes to teach the other probity, self-respect and common sense. Both again have applied to patriotism to. fill their trea- suries, without effect, probably from the novelty of the demand, such Guancial measures being still ignored in these countries; and both have applied to Europe for the means of carrying out their projects, and with a resolute denial in both cases; Spain on account of ber bad faith in former engagements of the same nature, and Peru on account of the sources of her wealth being at present in the hands of her aggreswor. **Yet both cling to the prin- ciple of ‘‘securing peace by being prepared for war,"’ if ‘we may judge from the fuct thut both are expecting rein- forcemente in sbips; indeed, by last advices, three Spanish frigates had wrrived at Lota, one of the Southern ports of Chile, #o that they may soon be expected at the islands ; Dut should Spain, in consequence, determine upon carrying things to extremes, or even to retain posession Of the islands, she will have to make up her mind to war against the whole of the-South American republics; for they are well aware that violence to one may soon be followed by violence to another; nor oan they consent to the close proximity of #0 dangerous a neighbor, es- tablished in the very midst of themeelves—and that such is the understanding (a clear from the proceedings of the South American Congres, which, though laboring in silence, occasionally raises a small voice to remind na of its presence, ae took place a few days since upon the oc- casion of the constitutional observations of the Executive upon the resolution of the Peruvian Congress ordering the attack of the enemy. The South American represen. tatives then declared their opinion, in a note to the gov- ern “that an attack would be inopportune, and that the adoption of any such measure would leave them unshackled, to consider only the individual interests of their res ive gov * implying, virtually, that Peru could only count upon the united action of the alliance, by listening to the counsels and duly consider- ing the interests of all concerned, but at the same time taking upon itself the responsibility of further injury to hy if by constrained inaction. Public indignation at the anomalous state of affairs, which had jucreased to such proportions that the vacancy of the Presidential dignity was freely discussed, hes med, in consequence, to some extent; yet a cor- tain uneasinose still exists, and the harmony between the “powers that be," so desirable in the presence of an unscrupulous enemy, still stands aloof and refuses a confidence which requires greatcr efforts to secure. The government has indeed shown itself unwise in the Theasures adopted to insure public order, and has thereby created against itself a bitterness of feeling which induces still further opposition and produces serious impediments to the wonted march of the administration. On the 29th ult. three presses issuing newspapers were closed and the editors threatened with impri-onment, in ‘the face of which—one of them having been previous; named a juror in « suit demanded by the son of the Prosi- dent | the Mayor of the municipality gave notice to the effect that if tht party sought for was imprisoned he himself would follow to the place of confinement. The ae aie maine a, rege gh og ae Bi sagen of the coercion of ¢ press, bu inst having been reported to Captain Scott, senior oiticer | the ‘election of. others’ in. their places, The Present, as F pir oc pod to come out and 61 our ivon- elads, the Admiral came here last night in the Harvest Moon, the Pawnee and the iron-clad Nan et, to agaist in any emergency; bat it is helleved none will occur. The rams will be warmly welcomed they come . Metter from a Union Prisoner in Colum- ia, 8. The following is an extract from a letter written De- .@ember 1 by « Union officer ig the rebel Mill State Prison, Golumbia, 8.0 .— I do not think strange at not receiving letters from ome, for there is no system aor a will to accommodate # Union pridoner. In fact, every man able to bear arms fe tn the field, and the old men and women at home are detectives in their military despotism. Our subsistence 48 corn meal and sorghum. Consequently physic is plenty. ‘Many are suffering from chronic disrrhaa Ten have Ged from it, and many have been shot while trying to @ecape. One hundred escaped yesterday. 1 should have fore ne, but I had no shoes. At bell call this morn- ang nine hundred aad sixty-one officers present— ‘there age sixty sick—making in all ten hundred and sixty- one, When we first came to this camp there were over fourteen handred. They are escaping and being recap- tured all the time. We Jive moatly fn brash bounes; bot some live. jn holes in the ground. We have to carry our ‘wood half a mile for use. T have given a draft #0 a bank at home for fifty dollars, for which I received three hundred dollars in Confederate notes. In the Columbia market the following are Caloe heck 9210 per ; beet %8 per {tion per Ib. iyemeet per bushel; chickens, r pair; butter, Bisprk, Ind, $10 per Ib, a Brooklyn City News, Onosmzanion oF THE Board ov AL.oRRMEX. —The demo- a@ratic majority of the new Board of Aldermen have com- pleted their nominations for officers of the Board and other appointments in their gift. The republicans being iv the miuority, it ie anderstood, have made no selec. tions. The organization will take place this evenl: ‘The principal uificers nominated are 'as follows: Pree Aent, Daniel D. Whitney, of the First ward; Counsellor, John G Schumaker; Keeper of the City Hall, John A. Fi ; Assistant, Thos. McGuire; Messenger, Joseph MeCann; Inspector of Payementa, Philip Clare. Mayor will detiver his Message after the election of Peovident, Purcion ar Tar Navy Yano. —A marine, named Jere. ‘Mish P. Grove, committed suicide on Cobb dock, oppo- site the Navy Yard, yesterday morning. His lifeless Body was discovered hy the relief guard at a quarter past M. It appears he drew off his right boot, and, Dis Jarge toe on the trigger of the musket, put the myzgle wider bie chin aud fired, blowing his brains eompletelY gut. The deceased war a'native of Marylind, ent "S peof awe. wn had nin the service tan Months, Hé whe *pbosed co be attoctod with snanity “ Cd and it je believed that be pat an end to his existences while labor, O4 Under one of these fit, He had tyd bundred gnc Afiy Wilar® to bie creait, whieh te in the poosaesion of the pu, ter Of the receiving ship North Caroling, Ap suquest was” eld by Coroner Lyneh, and & verdict ID accordance with +e facte Woe rendered by prevented to Gebate bie rbject sed the proposition to be on this subject cau: 0 me tived, ouly by a very small majority. Thus we see same ‘family scenes” on large as well as @ small scale, Kn) mi i & rE iit Hg ! i H i > 3! iz 25 H grit aye ee eat Puy HL | ; Zz cn F i FS i | Hy i i] fi B A MAN SHOT IN A LIQUOR TORE. Yesterday morning, about half-past one o'clock, an altercation occurred In the liquor store of Patrick Ly- sanght, No. 480 Pearl street, between Richard Geraghty and two unknown men, when Geraghty drew a pistol from his pocket, which exploded, the bail taking effect in the leg of one of the men, whereupon they beth ran away. pe oy! immediately to the Sixth precinct station houre and eurrendered bimeelf to Captain Joordan, and Justice Dowiing Pe gd held him to bail to answer any complaint which may be preferred against him. Geraghty states that the discharge of the | pistol wag CBETVIY accidental, | NBW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1865. ANOTHER FATAL AFFRAY. A Young Man Fatally Shot py Ome of Hie Own Fricude Attempting to Sheet a Saleem Me ger, dic. ‘The mystery ationdd¢ the uhooting of a young man named Willam otherwise Knows se William Beebe, whe wid found at No. 192 Bleecker street on the evening of the bth inst, as previously reported in the Mxnaup, has beem cleared up. Beebe was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where he died on Saturday. Coroner Colitn yesterday held an inquest on the body, when it ‘appeared that deceased had been shot in the lager becr saloon of Henry Eichhorn, No. 169 Hester street, by one of his own companions, who at the time was attempting to take the life of Mr. Eichhorn, who received two shots, one taking effect in his right side and the other in his Jeft shoulder. The trouble grew out of the fact that one Of deceased’s friends offered a two dollar counterfeit bill to Mr. Eichhorn in payment for drinks, and when they peed the most important portions of the testimc@y ‘ f being duly. sworn, deposes and fays:— fo, 8 West Fi enty-fifth ae peas ize waa Oc'ober the deceased, William as my itz~ gerald; the last time I saw him alive was in ; he was in the army, and had then come horace on fur- lough; he was in the Hospital in Philadelpia; I heard through my sister of his death; somebody informed my sister of R; I have no knowledge of the circumstances Mention Oh, nek Bays:—I reside at Nc jamara ing 3 lo. o0 tiaKintee urect, Breokiyn, D.; I am a sister of the previous witness; a gentleman called at my house last night and told me that William Beebe wasdead; de- coased lived formerly in Northport, with a gentleman the name of and deceased has since gone by name. ‘agnie Haske being éuly sworn, deposes and says:— I reside at 192 Bleecker street; 1 am wife of deceased; Inever knew him by any other name but that of Beebe; 4d was married to him under that name; 1 was married in Philadelphia nearly ro? ago; he was at the time 3 de- ‘ork since November; I came on here about three weeks ago; he told me he was in the substitute business; last Tuesday evening, about half- past nine o'clock, he came home where ed; he came into the bedroom and sat down; he bad his head bound up; I asked him what was the matter, and ho sai “nothing,” he seemed faint; I undressed him and put bed, after which he com: ; he said if he was taken dangerously ill, so a8 not to ww any- thing, or die, I should call ina pynces and tell him he was shot; that he and three of his companions went into a lager beer rectal | town, and one of his companions ‘was intoxicated, that there were three Germans laying cards there, and the intoxicated one fell or Becket up against one of the and the German called bim a name; then one of his other panions struck the German, pistol and shot; «! through the shoulder and breast; he did not say who the other man was; and from that was taken to 6 dru store and his wound dressed; he then said he had t me enougir; he said the |) was taken out and the wound dressed; the next morning at nine o'clock he got up and went out; he was gone two hours; I don’t know hhe had another man’s coat on; his ig ‘been found; it waa drab ith I do not know who was with him; he about two hours, and he fainted on the bed; he was not sensible since that time; I sent fora doctor, but no doctor came till the next day (Thursday) ; he was removed on Thursday to Bellevue 1; he died yesterday morning at nine o'clock; he was uncon- soions until ho died; it was @ man by the name of Charles Mefonry Riskbores being duly fora, toposes = m1 uly sworn, doposes and sayn:. an proprietor of t valoon 100 Heater street; enday. To night last, about nine o'clock, fqnr men came into m; saloon; they bad drinks; they offered me a bad two dol- Jar bill; I would not take it; another one gave me twenty cents; an old gentleman told them they it to be ashamed to give a bad bill; one of them then k the old man ; they then went out, and returned in about threo- quarters of an hour; when they came back one of them got me by the back of the neck and whiskers, and two others of them stood at the door; one of them had a volver and shot at me #ix tines; one of fect in the right side of my neck, and left shoulder; the man who had hold of me got in the head; he fell down; he told them at the door stop; ney thea, went ont; two of my friend «er and Hagman, went up to the hospital er: day, and recognized deceased as t! Pani rye fer me and got shot; I am unablo to get out of bed.in conse- a gg oe oo pt ‘ana leary r, being duty ewot saya: — I reside at 186 Woster street; Teamve into Me. Richhorm’s saloon, at 169 Heater street, about — o'clock ; about half an honr tater three men came in and osked for a drink; one of them Mr. Eichhorn for the drinks; another one of the party gave the old man was knocked down the in about half an hour, when the saloon three men came back again with another Jord was coming out of the beck men went up to the landlord and caught him by Any back of the neck.and the other by the jakers; of the men were standing by the door, and cme shot at the landlord; as soon as the Qred the inan who had hold of the whiskers let and went by the other the deceased hold of the landlord think it was deceased; he was one of two of the landlord; when the first rhot was fired I inte the saloon, and while I was going back at least five shots fired by the men at the d eay if one or two men at the door fired the done very quick; in about two minutes it was all over; I went out to the back room; I saw deceased fall Just he was going out of the door; I did not know at that time whether he was shot or not; the landlord told me he was shot; I then went after a doctor; I could not find a doctor; I came back to the saloon and two other men started for a doctor; I went up to the station house aud Teported ft, and they sent the police down there, rd Hagamann, being sworn, says—I reside at 166 Hester street; I was at Mr. Eichhorn’s saloon, 160 Hester street, about nine o'clock; I saw three men come in and take drinks, but before I knew what the matter was they went out; in about fifteen or twenty minutes four men came in; I cannot say if they were the same parties; T stood ut the side door, near the entry; tay revolvers in thelr hands; two of them rashed up to the landlord; one of them caugbt him by the back of the neck avd the other by the whiskers; they did not say anything; one of the men stepped up to me and shoved a revolver into my fuce; 1 then siepped back to the entry door; I told the man who held the pistol to my head wanted to go out of the door, but he would not let me; after this one of them stepped aside and fired ut the landlord; I don’t know how many fired pistols; I could not say whether the two men had hold of the landlord when the shots were fired; the landlord did mot full; I did not know the landiord was shot till the men were ‘out; the last one that went out fell just as he was goi out of the door; when the men were out the Tandlord said “Bring some water—I'm shet;’ the police asked me to come up to Bellevue Hospital to see if I could recognize the deceared as one of the parties; he was the one who pressed a eee a head; I never saw any of that night, er testimony to the same effect was introduced by witnesses who were in the ¢aloon at the time of the shooting. Dr. R. B. Brownell, house surgeon of Fg mir ye tal, made # post mortem ex»mination of the bedy of and testified to finding » fracture extendi into the of the cranium, and in his opinion came to his death from the effects of injuries to the ok the character of the wound indicated that it had been made by « blow from aclub of something of that The case was then submitted, and the jury found “That the deceased came to. his death by « pistol shot wound at the hands of some person or persons whose ‘ames are at present unknown."” oor; I cannot shots; it ; Deceased was tweuty-three years of uge, and a native of Pennsylvania. He was in th about fifteen months, and since his return he hed oct ‘ax in Massachusetts. 6 Boston Traveller, i ] i 3 HG zi ind ‘basin for calculation. Massachusetts and Rhode Pennsylvania--old after American reckont for we are all but of yesterday—it is enay lect great sams of money under a well adjusted and enforced income tax, while it would be but to pre- for bitter disappointment to count upon any tax being greatly productive in new communities which are mainly agricaltural in their industrial modes, =I Ll By oy " unless there be some es 'y in ite pursuits, the emaller will be it contifvation to the income tax. Th the Middle at “il i ‘: Ca Hs : : ii i ton I} things considered, the amount obtained from the income tax is large, supposing it to be $35,000,000, It amount of $70,000,000, on $20,000,000 was paid inet spring, being the second tax betug of an ex! it is to be understood that all incomes are untaxed, that allowances are for rent and local taxes, and that $600 are untaxed in the income of every one who ie taxed under the law, Add ail untaxed incomes, and all the sume deducted from cable incomes, the amount must be somethin, gions, something that epeaks well for the wealth o! & country and the general prosperity of the people. City Intelligence. Summ BY Haxuiva.—A man named John Sullivan, Tesiding at No. 9 Jay street, committed suicide by bang- ing himself i) bie own room yesterday afternoon, Thus far no cause has Leen assigned for the commission of the egeasod deed. An inquest will be hold this morning, ‘Was @ Dative of ireland. sixtv year-of ago, CANADA: Opposition to the Confeder-cte Scheme in Prince Hawar} Tslazad and Halifax. | “rnc ng fade of th ny aryvenuy | a iubie eee a to on h of, will be taken from his Inte residence, No. 17 Vandewater | its place suy by new, She has been to load bi scirae street, to St. Andrew's church, where @ solemn requiem | lumber Yor Wuenos Ayres, and will have immediate despatch. Ministeriry oon play henge Eh Co on ea eat Sa tun oho by the Uulldere and 24 Crisis in Prince Jo rag en Tages a ad Company, | Capt George 8 Cousins, who is to cominand her. * 4 nt in general are invited | . The following table gives « sum) of the vessels in the award Island. Rah harbors of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balti DALRYMPLE.—On Sunday, January 8, Eurzasern, relict nae Te Calegnn, 6 Lae lates ceaenee ae ach of James Dalrym; in 83d year of her age. NEW Tork. abe relatives and ante of ae family, and, of her og Be a9 Xander john, are respectfully in- , BYSIGNATION OF THE PREMIER, | visi ation the fancra) from her ate rontenee, No 0 = 23 Hammond street, on afternoon, one dey Re, ae. o'clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for a1 interme! . Doris,—On Sunday, January 8, Jonw Dore, aged 23 —_— the Confederation Ques- | year. % . 8 _ Prince Edward Island—Resig- ‘The funeral will take piece from his late residence, No. mation of the Premier, 128 West Twenty-t street, on Tuesday afternoon, . 8 [Correspondence of the Toronto Leader. atone o'clock. The members and friends of Madison — , P. E. L., Dec. 23, 1864. | Hose Company, No. 87, are invited to attend. ne ‘The confederation question has led to the resignation of Gay.—On Sunday morning, January 8, Wma D. Colonel Gray, first minister, in this island. causes”) gon of the late James Gay, aged 17 years, 8 months and rg which led to this step had for some time been apparent. 7 days. pa. ‘You will have seen by the papers how the union ques- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully 7 tion is received and how the quarrel Mr. | invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at Palmer ditfered from Gray and Mr. W. two | one o'clock, from the residence of hie mother, No. 81 10 of his colleagues in the government and brother dele- | King street. 2 1: Jon the subject. Mr. Whelan and Mr. ae Guexy.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, January 8, at the ie ER ence * of the opposition, are also to one another. Zmay | residence of his brother, James H. Green, No, 118 Bridge i sitet pier augments Protest Sairly say that tenths of the of our island are | street, CHARLES Grex, aged 24 years, of Bridgeport, eanae ite ae ny strongly Tn tact, wo are ao very’ | Connecticut, ‘The United States Lighthouse Board have given notiee that. differently situated a8 compared with Nova Scotia and Notice of the faneral in Tuesday morning's paper. the light on Portland Head has been raised twenty feat, and New Brunswick that, while it may succeed and answer Bridgeport and New Haven papers please copy. a second order light substituted for the former one the gi“ them, = Sane wien te aa by it. “So Gviox.—At Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, on Thurs. | fourth order, w erely this light is now elevated 10! fee Mr. Pope went a ‘and com) re January 5, Tuomas Houmas, eldest son of Catharine , clear weath tailes, Palmer to, come out in pring as so dd Colonel Gray. | End the late Hev. Dr. Thomas Guion, of Brooklyn, | flow! Sing atrecions entalkonesaipapcediuotsnabiond When Mr. Palmer spoke at their particular request at the | aged 21 years and 6 months. in Cape Eltzabeth are two lights, NE and SW, 280 Toronto , they well knew, and go did all the ‘fhe funeral will take place from St. John’s church, | yard» apart, which can be seen 18 ‘The NE light fs re- (rontion craceys Bangg et ~ wearin’ nenety corner of Washington and on ae, Ctgge 2, Volving, and the SW light be Sxed. the sentiments of of the ele; this (Monday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock, e SAILING DIRECTIONS. What they witnessed in his Conduct atthe conference | reladves and friends arc iuvived vo attend without fur- pi, Channel betweae, Wess God hades sn, Opewin, Raskcs sufficiently well assured them that.he was opposed to the | ther notice. Be eae cad ron for them on that bearing until Portland scheme as regarded our island. Ind while the con- Horrer.—In South Bergen, on Sunday evening, Janu- AN ES bears NW by N wh, |. This ng 18 ‘aboud ference sat in Charlottetown he declared he would never | ary 8, after a short illness, Ropexr A., youngest son of | % of » mile SW by 8 fr rest Cod Ledge (: ‘athoms), agree to the principle of representation by population, as | FE. C. and B. T. Hopper, aged 2 years and 7 months. and % of s mile by N rw Rook fatho 2 it would give us merely @ nominal representation ; thishe ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- Lee for Focband Fed ght op the pens fate B ae reiterated at the conference in Quebec. Besides, we | tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, | for 24 mules, Hall Peete ees * were promised ® much larger number in the Upper | South Bergen, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Bap Py nen run frit uiell within 3g male, ‘Thess courses Chamber, which promise was forgotten when he got to Hopason.—On Saturday, Jant I) HevcAvihiera's Rock (534 Eon one-quarter mile to the th year of hi wife of Joshua Hod, in the year er age. ‘The relatives and tends, of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday Peete | at cloven o'clock, from the residence of her husband, in First avenue, near Eighty-fifth street. Quebec, Pi southward ad weet. ne. oan St ons) ‘The course Ministerial onlay Prince Edward ‘sland. [From the Toronto Globe, Jan. 6.) The latest Charlottetown papers received bring news | Montreal papers please copy. by W upthe as gear fp ee Prince Edward Island. onel isso cance a , 1, Miss Maria ward. bs 2 Hamilton me Minister, resigned his | Lxzc 66th clears seat in the Executive Council, and pep ier Gover- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Weer nor has accepted the resignation. Colonel Gray is at invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her some pains to give his reason for retiring from office. | brother, Charles Leech, No. 13 St. Felix street, Brook- Rock.< The substance of his statement ts that he could not con- | lyn, this (Monday) morning, a ieven o'clock. The re ing Port. tinue to sit in council with Mr. Edward Palmer, the At- | mains will be to Jamaica, L. I. for interment. et Dear, torney General of the province, after the conduct of that | Services in the Methodist E, 1 churehy, tn the vil- ‘mile to the northe ntleman respecting the confederation scheme. At the @, at half-past two o’clock the same day. ta are 18 foronto dejeuner Mr. Palmer, speaking on behalf of —At Smithtown, Long Island, on Friday, Janu- util Port- his province, declared very strongly in favor of | ary 6, Wwzulam Wickuam Mrs, in the 69th year of his wos confederation, but on getting back to Prince Edward | 2g°. ward Island wrote a very long letter to the ne rs, con- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Re demning the scheme of the conference wl he had | attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, ‘given above. endorsed at Toronto, It has since transpired that at the | from his late residence. time the conference was sitting—before the occasion of | _ MaGary.—At the residence of her brother-in-law, 60 ht om wy the Toronto speech—he wrote u letter to ane of the Char- | East Thirteenth strect, CaTHarixs MaGany, daughter of 4, fas lottetown editors, in which, after expressing fears that | the late Thos. Magary, native of the townland of Groves, ue ee ns to ee eee nd. passing his island was to be sacrificed, and pointing ous ome of | Parish of Tayholland, county of Monaghan, trelend. and westward: and Witch Rock (4 fathoms) to the northward hia objections to the scheme, he said:— There will be a requiem mass at the Church of St. | Snd eastward. ap “ Courses along the Coast from the Francis Xavier, Sixteenth street, this (Monday) morning, | 4, miles gouth of Small Yoint if the weather is clear, Portland it eee eed eee ome | atten o'clock.” The friends and relatives are respectfully CY have taken hi Id be dit “to sit byte Pree at Mathes sod wean ie pera ted invited toatend tho funeral servioe, without further | Head igh bmuld be sean Essa peas Vt notice, A bo’ fath ri, cay qn ey Pater nent in| coment Sek ante Gea ali | Sea a Sat ances catteaate 7 . | consumption, Joun Maxonsy, 6 Gi 5 tO. Colonel Gray quotes also Mr. Palmer's subsequent jus. | © The rutaersl othe tentie ure re fully. invited to Outer Green ‘niié“and to the southward of Ram tification of his Toronto speech, the value of which will be very well scen from the following sentence :— attend the funeral, late residence, corner of {od de ante, m Sixth avenue and Eighteenth street, 6. The of Cope Eltzabeth Lights. (Bearing SW by T do not di iste Ned ii tion by rect, Gowanus, Brooklyn, ‘clear of all dangers, bet ‘Mitebell's und wiiat tay have {allen from me during an unstudied cou. | this (Monday) morning, atten o'clock. Feats em oie oastwnnra of Junk of Fork, between Jew- Belther Invited nor where controversy was | Sal Preucveo per ee hay Jantery 6, of consumption, | Sh Mate ney nn Pe eee neither invited nor ¢: and would have a f p 7 ti A at the residence of Wm. J. O'Connor, Eutzasera, daugh: | — In thick w wather should not approach from the one» ago ym op ey terof nie Patnckullowoey, of St donut New | gowrata (36 cage rosie of tihome water, with (c foundlans Fecha cy Atcha ea as | ene wil ks lc on Towiy morgan | cans arma mene, st cen ible, was most pleasant and agreeable to their | ©’clock. The deptha given are at mean low water. |g coat, any Ind hoste. Morton.—On Sunday, January 8, Tuomay Moyr1on, a * ee: Signed aes at Forti or Thie excuse Colonel professes to regard as sid cm pene pe Ke geil acer 8 of went SD ACHE Sipetntondent, “further insult, not only to gentlemen of Toronto, ‘The friends of the ily are in atte! Coast Survey office, Dos 7, 1864. but particularly so to the del from the other pro- | funeral, from the residence of his uncle, Michael Moy- a oe po ac ad ib agen ledhaaeple camagecha SzeTHEE Tn Deo wa” tho me 3 , Be himes ins aeageeetetmatye Bovernmeng eh tines | cktanan, formerly ot ey oe rsdn iayr | “Week” haa bea iid 18 fathome SE ofa vessel Vunk tm ir. Palmer ix a merober, he mig! sup] coun- yf yeeros oe tee tenance “conduct so highly reprehensible,” and that the | county Fermanagh, Treland, in the Zeth yeer of is Ti 11 fathoms at 10 epring Uden, wi Guty he owes to himself and the people of the Mes | The funeral will take place from the fes.dence of his ths deionina tease ant Oiepetn cones with o cement 70S ap cotta Se eee ocloak. The (lense of the family. are re. | eoitk Pian Wane Norsking: ores ne Put homse om the n00) wo 0’ 3 § qu to attend the funeral, without further notice. Lacon's Brener Ghimney, Just oRrR qgetwera of the a en ere pert ge fax SH ae aged ob rae Seturday, January 7, oat Nicholas Lightvessel, Eby Ht: 4 ‘Sani nearly half = ‘@! . eo ome. , Halifax Sun, Deo. ‘The relatives fends of the family are most re- | "Ss, order, P H BERTHON, Secretary, ‘The Meeting nt Tem; all’ on Friday night, to | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) - . hear the views of persons to the confederation of iieraoom, at two o'clock, the residence of hie | MEDITERRANEAN: ISLAND OF CYPRUS—FIXED BED LucuT AP the the delegates, was swc- | brother, Thos, MoCarly, 114 Joralemon street. Br elnesRA. Rash Notwithstanding the night wag | McGovway.—On Sunday, January 8, Jonn MoGovury. ‘Loxvom, Nov 30, 1864." the coldest of the seagon the Lull waa filled tooverfow. | The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to ‘The Turkish government has given notice that on and ing. platform had « goodly array of our leading | attend the funeral, from his late residence, 208 Kighth | tue 15th day of Rove A ES men on both sides. His Worship, on opening the moet- ee OO from a lighthouse recently at on the ing, succinetly laid down the of ig, which M —At the Fath Avenue Hotel, on Friday, te of te lane pigs Prevented cont ) as at the Peer re Doma: Torres infant son of Cyrus H. and | , The ght isa ized. Napanee’ ah A ‘wore Mesers. A. M. jiacke, W. J. Stairs, A. | Nettie F. [eCormick, of Chicago, Ill., aged 1 year and ‘of 4 miles, olear jones, P. , W. Miller and W. Eeqa | All | 2 months. from the Lazaret, ine of the spcechen' were much to the point, ana wore iis: |. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to Py TON tened to attentively, ae though they were particularly | attend the funeral, this 1 (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, ea 65 E of Greenwich. desirous of hearing ing ie vant of the | from the Presbyterian church om Fifth avenue, corner of By ry ead a hres eps, B j Se Bw heaas et tne ae ol NOG = 1 ‘arookiys, on Saturday, Janury 7, of a " ‘Whalemen. oné were to judge ny one present navy. —In vi a waco an Fae ayplaree which etal each mee se ~~ _— O’Grapy, a ive of the chty of Bo ot ie Galan Marae 1 8 ss Oh tae, Brae Crore, te we ere iea if lc! : ~ ul 2. J tothe Theme in Halifax, That. the ques. | _ The friendsand acquaintances, and those of his brother, | 2°;,0, Siren Switt, Williams, 40; brig Guten Angst, Rede ee aceanceeeereimnte aalnme iknow an apatl | Harstore, 3oebed and) award Wennewey, are respect: | MEER ees cratinde, Heradeen, to crue; Oh, sip to the people seems to e popular wish. Ind e , G 1 uw i bounded thi in’ Mr. | fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Monday) after- | Bart Gosnold, Bolles, do; 10th, echr Caroline E Foote, Daven- Ualacke se Eee aktgutiment In’ Mr. | oor, al two o'closeo Calvary Cemetery. from ‘his lace | Bors 40; 1th, barks Caineli, Thornes and’ Core, Crandall, In such voluminous statements of figures there may be | residence, No. 9 Myrtle avenue. Arr at Honolulu Nov 10, bark Pacific, J from Are- ies alien nerd Sine ees | mec ea gece smaarattae | eee emma s ae tae z t . rs, schema’ Mesawhile, upon what wea, advanced on Tues. ing funeral mil ake pace from his ne reidence, No, } Hien i ‘Gen Willatns, Bonjamis, NL, from Labalas, day night, people are beginning to think that the new rmine street y) afternoon, bone. z constiatiOn hat by tay mesne what tie cracked up to | o'clock. : i SiCRenGR Beldk daosion te Oe tokamak tee be, nnd that mach good will result from free discussion | Syracuse papers please copy. eo do ius, John Well, Sul ir New Bedford: sbipe ia reference to it. Rops.—On y, January $, Mary A., wife of | Eu: Cronby, dgartown, ‘California coast; Emily More Charles R. Rode. fet atone, Line; 14th, barks Elisa Adams, Fish, NB, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to fornia ome ih, Martha 2d, Macomber, do, cruise; ahip NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS. attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, | Mt Wollaston, Willis, do, Californie coests Beceem Ber 2 echo from her late resklenca; 169 Fourth streak «op | church, Westport cfulne ou tie Line, Ok Shore Grond and 7 fe. —At Fort Washin; on jan’ 3 . Captare of « Blockade Ranner—Suceese- | congestion of the brain, Kats ‘Livisgatox, only ify PD i ay yl ge tee | Thomas P. and Kate L. Rowe, aged 1 year. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘Train leaves Chanibers street depot at Lalf-past eleven “Repuoxp.—On Sunday evening, January 8, Apa M. fal Expedition to Alabama—Destruction of Rebel Supplies, Railroads, Depots, &c. Camo, Jan. 1, 1865. The steamer Mollie Able, from New Oricang on the 26th ult., bas arrived here, She has one hundred and thirty- nesikiat on Chas younge A child ark ‘and Catharine Redmond, aged 3 i me An English echooncr, « blockade runner, with fifty Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. ark Jaa . Pierce, NB, ¢ Taloahuano Nov Dales of otto, had arived at New Orleans. She cleared |, faicusi.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January 4, | wish iisetetorrporiey tal wat ay or ome an from Galveston, and was captured by the gunboat Prin- The funeral took place on Friday, from his late resi. | 25) from Hilo, having taken 100 bbis wh oll and 1600 ae cons Royal. On the 13th of December a force of about two thou- sand men, comprising detachments from the Second Maine cavalry, the First Alabama cavalry, the Four- teenth Now York cavalry, three regiments of colored infantry and two pieces of artillery, under command of Colonel G. D. Robinson, of the Ninety-seventh colored infantry, left fora raid into Alabama to sever communt- cations by telegraph and railroad at Poliard’s and destroy such property and stores as might be found there. On Feaching Pollard’s, on the 10th, the place was found evacuated, ‘The railroad depot, a train of eight cate, mostly Allod ‘with grain, a railroad storehouse filled with grain and government property, quartermasters’ and commiasaries’ storehouses filled with stores, an ordnance building with ‘two thousand stand of arma, and the trestle work ands number of miles of the railroad, were destroyed by our troops. This th wet aan emahaeaat be bean og s6 ase who thelr crossing a dence, No. 23 Douglass street, vo Seg ed ‘Torrzr.—At Harlem, on Friday, January 6, Caantes HE. Torre, aged 67 years. Eine seaiices and Sehende of Ria Qesiy seeaepactteay invited to attend the funeral, this (M y) afternoon, at two o’olock, trom his late residence, 126th street, ‘be. tween First and Second avenues, without further notice. Watca.—On Saturday, tg Exta, only daughter po Pe Emily J. Welch, aged 1 year, 6 mouths an The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 45 Orchard street. ———————E SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, ‘January 8, 18968, RRIVED. Ponce. ~ ATH, Jan’ 6—Arr schr William, Boston. Sid ship Ida ’ a with 2 Bath Magdalena, Day, Aspinwall, 31 days, hides, ‘The colored infantry made a snecessfa! ¢ lea be ina Ht Windsor, 68,12 days, with RLY, Jon 6-—Are othe Lncnite Muphresle, Posten Goloael Robinson, ‘whe fell shot throngh the thigh whea pend Wit unter cp Oe . Pee ee tn Dibble, Rliabethy half way across the ‘Aftor Colonel was ‘Alice Mande (of Tarke ), Pine, Ragged Island, | por, Cid spud A Brighisan, Gardeis. wounded the command ‘upon Lieutenant Colonel | 1 days, with salt, to Brett, OO a Bohra a re rk AD. of the Second Maine, Retziever, (ot Prices Riwan Pee Boer OLNEG' HOLS, Jaue Arr. eohr Julie, Ni A second was made by the enemy, which was cw Rig Mevetn, Cow ‘Boy, Opin Rew with Py be thoy Westen Mork, repulsed, and the rebels scattered through the woods I ts sasster, ‘Yesterday morning, w! ‘coming ti Jones, Princess, Amanda, Ty , Julie Ne Flora. with heavy loss, including Colonel Armstead killed. att at <S Ge. ‘Horn’s Hook, where she now lies. ‘6th—-Arr schra Windwi ‘Hartington, Grand Tork fon Bot agam otter eal me ding the expeivon Kean viru Rives tape | ex aban ore for taine Bl brg Pontius er oy ‘Ney, Mi York River, 2 was seventy-five killed, wounded and misai 4 teva oaks Beawsr for Alexana I eS eee Welly nthe New Orleans otion market was at a stand ail fe tae Pearson, Dit Toland, Me, for George: | pn Port brig Dirigo; sobre Nelly Potter, MF \ ag was no juiry, no . a r me tp Lh empentioeet is delagtmane Hi auanrene fa Bere ie ity iro, from Mem ere, 4 B. ith one hundred and ninety four bale fot vottan for St. | Bhip Albion LAncotn (Br), from Liverpool Nov 8 “tia por tank ager Pyeiein, Batons, Ee SAILED. Henry, , Fred rnin |p marty teary Tro des, Anne Calling; rig Unions | Warr Renewed echee Fete ABE), Paltersn, From: ire Anna usa, 5 for 7 in| ur fer fo Maria, Fairbanks, J Blue, Du: hb, Wall, fh for do; RB Pitts, Mille, Rocks een | Remo tbenea rigs pipet Drone | Pekreie dancers Sa ve cea wR Nis cy owe ; ot j je Marries Gi Wrooksdountain ticine Daal Holmes, Banvard, Wasi Fogn, Prine and Welle © Paine, Hawes, Boston for Fortress RaY—Woons,—At All Saints’ church, in this city, on | Mtn, Moderator, Tigris, Wyman, Monroe, Dh Freston, Smite, HVork for Boston: Hy © Sunday, January 1, by the Rey, Sumuel J, Corneille, Cas, | Wind at sunset NW. PORTLAND, dan @—Atr bark. Fisrenee’ Peters Hooper at A. Ray to Lypia R, Woops. No cards. > John, NB; brigs LT Knight, Hasty, Havana; Hydra, a Boston papers please copy. American fhipmasters’ Association, man, St Thomas; Harriet, McAlevy, Bil port; re paddle ie yer chencrnaly-Prctanr dak Remi Bi rait Wenmtee Loris Rilawanh for York: nears Died. The following approved Masters and Officers have received | Chesapeake, Willetts, 'NYork two ai tear res L. 1, on Sunday, January 6, end prt of ehatn ly ae TRISTRAM ALLEN, rears, r ‘ hel, Michell, Matai roa The friends of the family, und those of is brother in- J Paadsmar; Hot. | Havana: Patagon (ir), Welch, Cardenas, Jaw, Willy Wallach, are invited to mtond the funeral, on orre, Lod ae ‘Wonder: Nichols, New York, bid Tuesday ‘a at one o'clock. Boat leaves James bark Mary E Pu Whiledelphin vin NYork; sohr 1. 5 Deady slip at twolve ovclock, and Thirty-fourth street every ten Brigham; Ura ht Chichester, bar Westgate Nvork.” “i ‘ inites, for Hunter's Point, where carriages will te in rane eho Minnie "AR | PLYMOUTH, Jan B—Arr ache Juvenile, NYork. waiting to convey friends to the house. Leia") Gerenies GALEN Jan Arr aot AY Simone, Williams, tel Brown. —On Sunday, January 8, Many Finrna\ wife 4 * | dolphin; Oth, brig Catherine " n ig tena abi res 4 pens and a ay ity All commissions outstanding over one year require to be | he fam ospoctfn! —_—_——— Invited to allend the faneralsorvice, at her lave residunce, | Presented at the offce for renewal MISCELLANEOUS, — as Mitacell ‘ 4 . NO, 1 BEAUTIFUL GRECIAN CURLS, FROM $3 50 tion at! eee ; Yo $100, at Mrs. B. PECKINANS ladies’ hair dressing wheel boatof about 0 0 feet in length, B feet bre witt und hae two oscillating eugines, 74 inch cylin boilers, 20 furpaves, aod po wuall engives be- No, 426 West Thirty-fifth street, tate atone) afternoon, at half-paat three o'clock. Her remains will be takon to Unionville on Tuesday morning by the Hudson Kiver Railroad, at nine o'clock, from Thirtieth street. pon Bakaa,—On Suaday, January 8, Mra, Sanat Baxen, | der, # Wonk A establishment, 251 Grand. street, near Bowery. Topalon, Flowers, 40, Curuished, Grecwus loaned and inade of per sous’ own balr,