The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1865, Page 8

8 NEW YORK UERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1865—WITH SUPPLEMENT. " : , Board of Aldermen. ] returned the VIRGINIA. | 75 si00ry HOBOKES BOUNTY PEAUDS-| oe pans wi many stone tran n, | SHIPPING NEW S:_ | Sateen cane, | RECONSTRUCTION. Msamamasion of Hughes, One of the ar Liew umount of butnam chien bed sacemaate pee Ti) Seer ae.” more 2 Ee oe ae rH és ‘The Representation of the Old Do-} Atiesca to Be in the Pool Georysiown, BC, where abe waa Deo (as The Two Republican Plans of A communication Mayor suggesting Port of New York, December 1665. The examination of vames Hughes, of the firm of tngediaa id <r au widening of Anu street at tte junctiun wh Broadway Wiley, from ion in Congress. Allen, Hughes & Co., bounty brokers, who was arrested | ers entree a yp eG surg 7) qutoneshin Diieaibiaeet tees cin apacott | PuLback to Baltimore Moxday onaceoust of ealght as: ‘Thompeom, Liverpoo!— her machi hich will be in’ Settlement. on Friday last on a charge of defrauding recruite of ther | smother frova the same eouree reporting the progrems | Bron Co 00 sixes Sou don cd the dnces alin call tor’ wor Galactica.” ~ bounty tmoney at Hoboken ton scine, was sommenies p Tang J rename lated (0 Commitice aru it 8 Brom nate Eee. ae pve Spoken. Sc. ag yesterday forenoon, before United States Commissioner | -" 4 poti:ion from the Sisters ef Charit: for Steamahin Patapaco, Baltimore—J B Smull. vessel spoken showing No bi j Important Debate in the State | jcin. a ino room over the station house in Jervey | aiie for a Home, forthe. Friendions nt Flghiy-det aca | a cn? ¥™ uatebone fe armenee, Oi | Peat ShipmusiensAesouon abide Secretary Seward and Thaddeus Stevens: Legisla ture. City. Quite a large number of witnesses and interested pa yr por streets and Fourth and Madison avenues en Fe, {{more, Nielson, Liverpool—Funch, AL C Grinnell, from NYork for London, Nov 16, lat 4415, ailzens wore proveat 0 mv ne the presenting United A alot ay prownted. embodying, realtone pro- Ehin Kebantopol, Savin, New Orleans —W H Rodwon Ce. | Shp Marcia Cay, hence for New Orleans, Nov 7, Ist | OM the Political Status of the South. ae States ct Attorney was present on or the ing in of cei aces at tl El Lapelane Pe weaker ~ ag . ty rast? - tou of Thirty-Aourch street. ont Broadway, for the ores. | seca Seetom (BP Ellingwood, Bagns—Brett, | , Bask Faiidin Mischa. from Maltinors for Bahia. Nov & : juall. . s behalf of the government, and ex-Judge Stuart and Proposition to Elect Senators in Pkuce Of | water H. snupo appeared oa the part of the dofence, tion of statues of Fulton and Morse at the expense of ‘eleate Clark, Foster, New Orieans—R H Drem- the residents in that neighborhood, Adopted. mond 4 Co. 5A juidneck, of N« rt, RI, steering 8, was seen Ni Und ic Joslge: Basaihe shi) appeased’ so'conndsl- toe fone. | tha Board then adioarned to. tiie’ aferséae | sb Bark Arietia, Cologra, Charteaton—W Hi Roheon & Co. on lak Seon oe pcs ets ‘| Their Modes of Treating the: Messrs. Segar and Underwood. dore Allen (one of the firm), asked for an adjournm:nt, on | *hfee P. M. Evig Montrose Peterson’ Cardona —Waydell & Co, Busxos Avass, Oct lies cert ship Florence Treat, Shoot, Southe: States ’ the ground that A, 0. Zabriskie, Beq., leading counsel in Board of Supervisors. Brig ius ie), Baral Maun eae 3 Ward & Co, Apeuberks J Pearse dae! Spe xn States. ‘ rom Bangor, 3 barks {er ue GRE EEN ting! sneis Wackenrie’ Giephepen, from Quebee. do; brig Angostura, Butler, disg. sta’ Oct 5, bark White Wing, Rove, Boston. Coseranrixor Novicie yore bark Osmantt, Harper, | What They Thought of President Johnson's: rig Irene, Wi Pe Che The Beard met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, bag Volant, (Lo Ry ariel ang William M. Tweed presiding. . Schr Ida May (Br), Buck, Halifax? 1 Nevius & sone, A resolution to allow the Surrogate's office sevon addi- | yi hiCrendy eer IF Crowell, Lavacca and Indian PPO RI the — bad been taken suddenty itl, and that he (Ju Stuart) bad a murder case yer on in New yore ais ion of the Collec- | ten o'clock, and could not therefore possibly remain, Petition for the Suspensis Comm sioner Jackson askod why it was that theodore tion of the Taxes of 1861. Allen-and Peter Riley bad not appeared and surrendored Kehr B Natieely, Holden, Wilmington, NC for Susytna, ty load for Boston. tueaolen ay wan tgeed spas Wo tine Bagh’ | ml clk, t one ound ovo hundred doors | "Eek Sart Mare, Miner Oy ah ‘predator aia por bork Bast Trowbridge, from Policy Last September. ac. &c. &e. admitted to bail. Judge Stuart said they would deliver themselves ap if tas Honor would Ox bail at a proper amount, say bi year, was referred to the Committeo on Civil Offices, with Senr Georgia, Helt, Petersburg—Van Brunt & Slaght, the understanding that they should report ou itat the | Sloop Deep aver, Beyer, ‘New Haven—it 5 Racket & Son. next meeting of the Board. ARRIVED. ‘ippt, Gonaives, Nov Meer brig S M Newhall (Br), Payson, 01 Granp Torx, TI, No 1 be Hi PeLor K, jov 28—In port sehr Hannab, Little. for Our Richmond Correspondence. $10,000, anc that. this sam should cover all complaints Steamship Tentonia (Ham), Haack, Hamburg, Ni 14 niext day. RicuMoxp, Va., Deo. 11, 1865. | that might de brought against them. . A communication was received from the Police Com. | with muse nnd Pamenvters, to Kuchardt & Gon Dee ties Hauivax, Dee pas sche Gladiator, Westhaven, Bat | Seward Fully Endorses It and Pictures ys ee, Te Commissioner Jackson said he could not fix the amount | missioners asking for the names of those canvassers who | *,Passed steamship Allemania, heneg for slambury Bark David Mute, Chesabs Por ah hie nt ba ‘The question of a new choice of United States Senators | ioc than $15,000, Ho did not consider thero had been Rieamship Leo, Mereilt, Bavannah, with mdse, to. Murray | Dh Der ee Ror id Arr brig Deiphio’ Davis, X the Good Time Comin to represent Virginia at Washington came upin the | goed faith, ashe oo ag to seo Allenand Riley preseat, pad, ie Rb osptebin lath feng returns of the November elec- i$ re Oly bo ‘) rag Nof Hatteras, passed steamship Em- Ya oe pel , ra lphin, Davis, New Se ertiner according to agreement. 2. i INacva, Nyv n port bark RG od just 5 sehy ‘Bouse this afternoon and elicited a most pertinent and Mn og bo a te eich Nak dell dotaeslos the whiren, Suporvisor Bry said that no record had been kept.of aioe, Eormeen, Eavtcaninn, Benen, perannah, with | superstar for NYorks rh ige, just arr; schr sePEderts F painted debate, the text of which T have deemed worthy | pouts of Alicn and Riley; but, as soom ag there was a | *elHcompelent calvuswers, | ‘Steamship San Salvador, Atking, Savannah, 6¢ hours, with | ,,.iVrH=ooL, Nov ah—Arr briggophyr (Swe), New Orleans of preservation, for the reason that it essentially looks | ccrtainty/in resard to the bail, and that they would not Acraats nf Fhe Reanataete Gurrmon fe Allen. Dee It; lat 96 49, | Nov a4 uf che ship liarries Capt Movuoy, from New Onlewrs, | Stevens Cries War Against It and mi resoluti ad barks se Bh 4o the oioction of mew Senators, based upon the alleged | be imprisoned, they would appear, They are seen by tho | enumerator was aopted, nO MNely dollars to each | Pir hip Quiker Cliy, isinoorrect, It was the turk Harriet, Cdpt Haesloop, which 'y, West, Charleston, Dec 9, with ss officers every day. Bs ge aa 0 gers, to Arthur Leary. lefy New Orleans 6 days after the ship. eals for Followers. accessity of having men of moro rebel antecedents in | "Coirmissioner Jackson said he eould not placo tho ba't | ,, Supervisor Ktx asked for the printing of the minority | ™At*.cnsi\n Chad wentons elton Nebbern, NC, with mdse, ECNsTOWA, Nov 33--8id barks Crusoe, Briggs (from Mon- _ Ave ’ those positions than Messrs, Underwood and Segar ean | at any lower amount than already named. is case was pore, to Murray & Nephew. tevideo), London; St Bernbard (rem), Dietjen (from New paps sponetntons possibly lay claim to, peculiar one. He had been, suco May last, endeavor. | MM, TW=RD explained that it would be pein qe ieamship Catroh Lennon, Baltimore, 38 hours, with mdse | Yori): LIVEVEOl a1 , nant shins Flora MeDonald, Mi : “ ing to arrest these three parties, and only the other day OB ceuaamine nade s Surahen papers | 009 Fa kelly, and Duisburg (Prus, Holl es, for NYork. lg. re sagt . one following sees oni by Ma Tarner, of Al- witva argo coustabalry free "ha they been aie 3 | of the arene of the county census in the First ward. | hp uilan Hood (of Brupawlok),qValliame (late Kiley), Srifeun, oY Wain port skip Kate Priseey for Nyork | One for Reconciliation and rity, the: marie, inaugural he det — arrest but one ot em. fo had eard that Allen had o—- ith & Sona, Oct 17, lat 29038, lon 636 FE, exchan, ig mext day, " Z, 43 That, the Senate concurring, this house -will proceed, | boasted that he could not be taken, State County tale with ship Merton, from Manila for New Yorks Dec if, | _ StJowss NF, Nov 26—Ars brig Mary M Williams, Keane. | Other-for Confiscation and raction. eee tay of oto the election of two Senators | Judge Stuart said that if the bail were placed at a rea- | Dist. Enumeration. Entaneration, Increase, | oft Cape May, saw bark'CE Borry, hende for New Orleans, | @J, N¥orks th, cir Southern Crass, George, do. "old 21th, saat thy tate of Virginia In the Seuate of tuo | sonable amount, and assurances given that the amount | 2 4 toa | Sept, Capt Kilby died of dysentery, atter 66 days itiuess, | Pg Venus, MoPadden, NYork YA y ke. &c. &e. toreprosant ihe State of Virginia in the Benate of the | Dil oa would cover all, he would pledge his word to have 2'609 arin. | Sad ras buried af sem h, NED, W se aia ee ne ey ao United States. ‘ % Ship Fleetford (of Portamout! H), Weeks, Callao, 95 , I —— ‘ i" i Allen there before night. 2,783 ‘140 | days, with guano. to Barnil Bros.’ Passed Cape Horn Sept American Ports, P An influential Petorsbarg delocate moved to lay the | “After some further talk Commissioner Jackson desided 3,625 1,202 | 29° eines have bad Neavy galen sags an , Deed, PM—Cld steamers Kensigton, Chipman, SEWARD’S SPEECH. ——_ Ship Clyde (Br), Perry, Cardiff, via Yarmouth, NS, 9 days, ; Wm Tibbetts, Cony, Savannah; bark Alexan- resolution on the table, and ip doing so said:—The reso- | that the examination should peer with He Jution involved grave and important questions, The | thon examined the list, and stated that although he had 6. % 7 issued subpenas to the persons who made affidavits be- people of this Commonwealth stand in @ position { fore him in the spring, and there was but one of thom unprecedented and not to be tried byyany ordinary rules, | present, making it evident to hig mind that they bad ‘hes Union, Arey, Philadel- eeciiaaadentataees Delivered at Auburn, New York, Cctoner 20, 1865. Tolal......2.-40+0002. 7,078 yet with ‘railroad sron, to Kdmiston Bros. Oct 16, n'a heav Tiss cacnan iti state Gos thelr at earn loatis sole from WNW, Jost salle, carried away radder and Sprung been suspended unti! the action of the Board takes place, x : pe Ai cod 3 os Tt was agreed, after some discussion, that both reports, via Cayo of Gop Hope ar ee ees 0} (Br}, Anderson, Liverpool via inte Eastman, Starke: moni }0th—A. ip Asia (1 weenstown and Halifax; ship J ndon; bark George Kingman (new, of Boston), F 1b Heleva 18th, with teas, 1 a « nh approached ersonally he would like to acommo- | Majority and minority, should be printed and the enu- | to Clark & Bri Newburyport; brig Birchard & Torrey, Haskell, Jackso1 GREETING TO HIS FRIENDS. ati xan o I, * y snengers’ to Bo; incken, a ‘rom Trapai 2 z Mechanic, fd, | States the case must go on. ‘Tho following bids for work on the Court House were | P&##ené of one cacesmants:, Canicnas. Sid bth, steamers Win Tibbecte’ and Wes’ Ken. | time to time, as opportunity serves and duty permits, is and it will not do to go bebind that policy, and what we The accused, James Hughes, was then called nee iliam ave sworn to adopt, It will not do for this people to wi one agen him : thes hes aiiaaris of, repudiato that work. It will not do to say to this peo- | Gf thw nim, atthe time the-mon wrens calle mecper ple that they will not agree to accept the government | lowing is the principal portion of Landau’s affidavit and laid over to the next meeting :-— “AP rk Lucy Franels (of Buck Me), Pet ol Me), Perry, Bath Gorm Co. ron... River Gamay Hoc i Bidet and peat, RP ink * ml N, lon , spoke schr Derburn, Eastchester Quarry Company... of Spanos 5; eerian, from Sombrerd ir Paiiadesphta all ae ~ ‘and on board wick; two of the crew, Washington Kini 4 ae bee i ‘and Fred Herriman, died and were buried 3 dagn previonuly nedy: 10th, Hecla, and Kensington, The latter passed High rileg s ‘ a i te Maye ingto : p int not merely a privilege, but even a blessing. Your gi Han Arr steamers Neptune, Baker, NYork; Itacka, Wat. | ing on this occasloo comes in the sonson when fruits are son, and Kennebec, Brown, do; brig Mechanic, Hutehinson, 5 . Cardenas “Ship Juventa, trom Queenstown (aot trom Tru | ©ustered around us, although the leaves ahove our heads pani), which was reported below this 34 on Sunday, was | and the grass beneath our feet are yet fresh and green. establiched at Alexandria; and while we have ratified the | Supplementary, which was taken as direct evidence in Put two men on board to assist in bringing her in, not in sight to-day. Cld ship Lady Dufferin (Br), low, fi sakeabe Wiig tawery, have’ ne" woe cecal laren tie the examination :— Peter Morria, iron. Bark Voyager (Br), MeKenzie, Buenos “Avres, Oct 11, with | Apal baric J 1 Pearson, Taylor, New Orleans; bing | Te assemblage which has gathered to express to me ite ys e ese | William C. Landau, being sworn, testified that he knew hides and wool, to John Freeman, Loring, do, gocd wishes harmonizes with the season and the svene. rman, Phil- ship ‘Cries | However youthful a townsman of Auburn is, he is never- * fram Sau Frau- | theless habitually thoughtful; however old, he is yet : steamships Cre: always cheerful and hopful. ' cular greet im ies minke Coa Ly! . ney ful. ! This particular greeting onal, Hagis, Gandaye calls up not mere fancies, but memories—some’ now and r: CY sh and others old; some pleasing, others mournful; some amsli p Champion, rowe RYorks bark Pon- private, others public; witb all of which, how you tac, Finley, Liverpool; sels Geo aaon, aw, Phila. ry 2: ” * and oso depts Ww Gates Butler, Ballimores Below Br ship Os. | SH are intimately and gonerously associated; and thos Darks Jessi Coin (Br), | memories have become so indellibly impresset pon mo i bie Hat td ai ea! ieutnshipe tay aed << tome to cone ® part of my very ng Shuey, lilldreth, NYork; Minnetonka, Baten, do; Gen ing. We have met occasionally during the Barnes, dtorion, do via Pensacola; Br brig Robt Peele, Con- | years Hut always under circumstances which were ner, Havana, JRORFOLK, Deo S-Sld schra Barbara, Hedden, NYork; | ful, and which excited deep solicitude. You trecly 9th—Avr schi's Frank Lucas, Buker, NYork; Carrie Mel. | Me your sympathies then, even when my visits y vin Wate. Portland, Me; Bi Cousins, Belfast, Me. hurried; when my appeals to you, and through you to low, ILADELPHIA, Dec 9—Arr brigs Jas'B Kirby, € ¥ r} bridge, Sombrero; Abbott Lawrens aregory, Hosta more distant fellow citizens, to make new efforts and BW sacrifices for our suffering country, must have see: E Nickerson, Baxter; Paugussett, Wap! querulous and exacting, and when either pnbbe or y Little, and Anui rduer, Knowles, di Arculurius, Jackson und Lizzie Ruyniond. 1 NYork; W 5 rovidence; | y; m4 * fi ape ony Hrovidences | vate anxieties denied me the privilege of even vemps |, to master, Total, . + . se eeeees $32,720 Bark Talisman (Br), Raifle, Rio, Janeiro, Oct 26, with cof- The following’ protest was made by Supervisor Ely:— | fe. to JL Phipps & Co. 4th tet, Int, 30 42, Yon 68, ‘spoke Whereas a special meeting of this Board was held at a Chester, from Manila for New York, 130 days out, noon on Tuesday, November 28, pursuant to a call dated | cotter tnd LPhIppy& CO” Moy Il. lat 1689 By lon 38 0S We Ini] coffee, to.) L Phipps &Co. Nov 11, lat 15338, lon $308 W, the Rl oy, of which meeting T was not spoke Nip Cambrian, of Bt Joun, ib, for Shanghaes 4 ereas, in the official proceedings of rk Wtephan! rem), Schutte,’ Rio Janelro, lays, the meeting, published ‘by authority im various newspa- | with onffer, 1o 2 D Morgan Co. Deo & lat 37, lon 73, a2\7 pers two finportant items were sippressed—to wit a | tbe deck of a vessel's cabin, painted white, and about25 feet resol ution to pay $6,832 88 for expenses on New Court | !°28:, 5 i House, and a resolution to pay $1,600 to the New York | sugar tn Vatabieg Sone Cupar Martiniaue, 18 days, with Printing Company, which last has been vetoed by the | “Bark Montezuma, Hammond, Barbados, 24 days, with sue Mayor af illegal and frandulent—I therefore hereby pro- | gar and molasses, to TT Dwight, test against the proceedings of sald meeting, as being | ,,Bark Edward Hill (of Kingston, Ja), Kirby, Grand Turk, subversive of all principlos of fair legislaion, and a vio- | T,/2, days, with salt, to Trapland & Boviau, | lation of my rights and, privilegos as » memiber of this wigar and molannes, to Joseph Ieneas: adie: 5 ik. Supervisor, rk Yumuri (Br), Johnson, Sagua, 12 days, with st 4 ‘The Board then adjourned. seis Wayaehe Co : : ihe? : with sugar, de, to master, Dec 6, 00, tuiles 8 of Hatteras, The New Croton Water Works at Man- | spoke schr'Willle, of and for Baitiinore frome Havana, hattanville. Bark tempege (Br), Jewett, Cardenas, 11 days, with mo- lasses, toJ & Ward & Uo, The report of the commission appointed by the Water soeanek Martin A Breit eg Inagus, 16 days, with salt, ‘ , Son & Co. Oct 7, on the outward pasnage, Franz Commissioners to appraise tands to be secured for the | Crayford, a seaman, fell’ from fore royal Tear Ovasteart purpose of erecting the new Croton reservoir thereon | and was lost. Senators duly and properly elected. No one supposes | the firm’ of Allen, Hughes & Co.; it was composed of the appointments of Messrs. Underwood and Segar are to | Theodore Allen, Peter Riley and James Hughes, and, he ee revoked at pleasure. When we have chosen those | 5¢ppor% (om je C. Haythorn; they had an office at Odd ‘officers the act Is complete and we have nothing further | Fellows’ Hall, Hoboken, and were employed in getting to do with it, and it is even now all the more important | ™en to fill the quota of New Jersey; the number of men we should stand up squarely, firmly and honestly to all | @ulisted by this firm and who were actually mustered in the acts of the Alexandria Legislature, for Jersey City was about one hundred and sixty-eight Mr. Herndon, of Fredericksburg, replied:—I agree | the firm was paid $60,000 ana afterwards 5 de. that this question is one of grave importance, and would | Povent acting as clerk and bookkeeper; therefore deem it better to refer the matter to a commit- | @nd re this money from Mayor Cleve: tee to investigate the election of those Senators, and to | land, of Jersey City, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, take into consideration the standing and surroundings of | 2d the pts were signed Peter Riley & Co., which those gontiemen, and ask them to-resign, They do not | “Tth deponent understood to be the same as Allen, represent ten counties of this State, nor a majority in | Hughes & Co; this amount of $126,000 was divided them. among the firm, and none of it was paid to the volun- Mr. Wilson, of Lynchburg, a patriarchal member said teers mustered in for Jersey fon Colonel Iigis (United Thad hoped sore gentleman would have given us some | States Mustering OMicer) would not give any credits substantial reason why? nutors may not be con. | tO Jersey City unless $300 for each man was left with sidered duly elected. “I presume all the proccedings of | him; be thus got 46 000 Som: deponent, and retained ‘that Legislature were under the constitution-of this State, | it until ordered by the Umited States government to and as no intormation has been sent to this House that | !t back to the parties from whom he got it; Colonel sis there is any vacancy, Ido not see the reason for the | Paid it to Riley; this recruiting took place on the 10th of introdiiction of such resolutions. Ido not know as the | March last, and the men wore mustered in on that day ; memb«r is authorized to state a suilicient basis for a re- | Martin Allen, Maginnis and Kelley received $5,000 each 12th—Arr stenmers Geo Appold, Baltimore: adelphia; Wyandotte, NYork: Hunchbael rion, London, Below ship Wild Hun st, Kingston, J. 4 Village Giemn, Goldin, i rey, Ityder, from Liverpool hompson, from Glasgow; Mi a W Marcy, Barrett, do: 5 Garrison Ald, Ireland, Roxbury mith, Boston: Consideration of the vote even on which these gentle. | f0F their services in this matter; deponent knew that ‘ . ary Ame ge Novwich: Lady Ellews | rary rest and calmness. Who that labored under the men wero choren, "If our prowent Senators are eerie j 7" "vas divided among four parties—Allen, Hughes, | hae been recelved and duly filed by she Water Com- wih eaten teeta as Trenton ee ee en sermey SETS. Brailey, Bangor: Boston, Suaith, Meeight of disproportionate responsibility could bare ti ft] i e guessed Stanley; this was ne immedi- it i Bark Oak Ric Ginn, Galveston, with cotton, t 4 rt; John Beatty, Hende New London; Readi: jsrested or been at case when the Jand which iia ought to reves Sepesrens ee rae cs toy eet ae eee le x yf mistionam, who intend shortly to make spptication to dela GO, Mace Colhand, “Lanes jeeiier. | Ra eak kovinaan, acd CE Elmer. Haley, Now Haxers | love, wish more than earthly affection was thre rund cory constituents, or of certain people in this State, I, forone, | “iY «lter the operations of recruiting in Hoboken. in good fith, am ready and willing to perform all my The following is the principal portion of the supple- duties, and while I may not consult my own individual | Meutwy afllduvit sworn to belore Commissioner Jackson opiuions, I act under certain sales which I would not | Yesterdzy morning:— Jead In a precedent to break from. It will not do for me | That about the 9th of March last Gaponent, at the to. W assert those political opinions in which I was reared at | (west of Theodore Allen, one of the firm, went to sec the, Supreme Court, for.a confirmation of their action in | wikNine eta COMMER, Apalechlecia, 17 days, Bi wo a this matter, when: measures will be at once taken’ Wiping Clogs (Be), Jarren, Oedis, 80 Give, with wine, 3 ae, George Had he eather; ried towards the construction of the intended réservoir. The | away main aey, and sproigaieak. = es ground selected for this work is situated between 172d Brig Sarnian Aer (Br), Maby, Rio Janeiro, 51 days, with and 175th streets and Tenth avenue and the Harlem | “fee, to (deo F Bull Wm Loper, Outen, Cohassett; J H Bartlett, Rockhill, Fall | dy with a violent dissul its political insti iv River, Cid xehrs Elia Fish, Ogler, Cardenas; John Sander- tatisgs Natip fotolia daeicaneeae oak Sierwaide m (Br), MeElhenny, Trina Kee Blade, Coombs, Bare | yy imperial and poanbly by foreign de Dene Wonld dow; BF Folsom, Orlando, New Orl . Snpirs Le eden eeeeneel load ( ‘& D Haskell, Haskell, Boston; 0 E Ki jod that the: patrins af Mesin had never, in the midst of wvergreen, Belloste, i RW | hegcivit ccmmutions, taken to themselves the cvinfort of in- ro bound compel! subm! . Tam iden f taini ° wing mm the property thus selected to be camer, “iD. * | Vernon, dos. emen . New ford; BoA the ity y with the interests of Virginia as she fs, as she was before | Jersey City ; that Mayor Cleveland informed him that he | bought in the name of the'city have just been made oa near Ee Oe Ne ar ee Bnuicia: Providences Carte’ onde, Cobb. Brlige: Hr ae aber ing A apey by sapriniy alien yl the war, and am praying and sir.ving to return her to { ‘id, and would pay 8 per man; deponent said he had Estate of tho late Madame Jumel-Barr, seven and eight | no20th, in ballast, to sunith & Dunning. pork, Hid ath, barks Omeza, Bremen; Speedwell, Boston; ie ben Sanietestee one: phen egg "ys Bipenteg her proper pos. tion; and while it is wot objected to that | been instructed by Riley & Co. to say that they could | one-thousandths acres, $45,000; estate of Richard F, | . Brig Hastern Star (of New Haven), Grifiing, Barbados, 16 | Pudel, Cork. f S the esis od coriuah iddaae ieeeebenmction ence but a few counties Were represented, we have acknowl } furnish the men; that on the next day Mayor Cleveland an, seven bundred and ‘ninety-eight one-thou- | #88, with sugar. &c, to Bishop Bros, Tech Ary siekeane: Aries, Crowell, Boson: ship St Petes), try, the aliect of our just yrids and leetah eipctivn, once edged ticir uction In other matiers aa binding, and their | caine to Hob kea abd had an interview with Riley & | sanduhe of ab ners go-don. ig Dr Evichion (Dan), Jensen, Naguabo, PL, <7 days, | Goodwin, Liverpool; barks A Houghton, Hatvett, OrchillaS | moreastands eolleted cud. comp ted, frm, sewny anit ith sugar. de, to G F Penuiston & Co. ‘The new reservoir will be about seven acres in extent. “3 jarriet (Br), MeDonait Maracaibo Nov 15, and the ee, to C A L Hall, Davis, StJohn, NB; brig saty Ida (Br), Cain, do. | wore majes ic than ever befire, without one corse “of dnn- Below ship Merrimac, from pare barks Geo $ | $708 discontent at home and withoutan enemy ut the wvid. womstititi under which we act, as bona fide. We wil} | Alen; that during the interview Mayor Cleveland in- not now repudiate it. formed them that he wanted all the men they could get urgess, Bost kz WS Loud Ovean Ran, " A tower will be connected with it, by means ich | bar 17th, with co! Mf, Had he tl th—Arr ship Merrimac, Leckie Mr ‘Turner, the author of the resolution under dis. | if they would be all right; Riley & Allen referred Mayor | water will be carried to. such a height that it cas be ais, | tse entize "pavange; ph salle, ken Dec & off Hattaran, pass. | Brown (#1), Wyman, Boston; (Applause,) Why should we not felicitate each other ¢ussion, suid in TeJoindor:—I wish to pressan inquiry | Cleveland to Colonel Baker, who was acting as special | tributed to the most elovated points of Manhattan island, | S4party ot « wreck, consisting of boards and doors ota ves. | wont Lovks, Cochran; Bongins (ae argu ray non Sheeieee) ner nemnes which upon the gentleman from Petersburg. We know that x ihe War Department; deponent asked Allen & | ‘There will also be a pumping apparatus to force water | “*ptc'tin. ohn Tt Plater, Post rideuive: 4 ‘one of the gentlemen clected to. Congress by the Alex- | Riley how they were able to get 0 many men, and the | into-the reservoir, anda lank on the top of the tower, | wnt hasan MNewhall (Br), Payson, Gonaives, 14 days, | Rowton; oan Pasar, Tah brariaergs Rarer thea meena tly tye wood, to Brett, Son & Co, ‘Amos M Roberts (of Belfast), Doake, Cardenas, 17 Ms day ith hs to be sesithealeedbchiaas ig WA Benson (Be), Siaith, Cardonass 10. ity to JF Whitney d Go. “0th inst, GD inlles HSE” of ihe we Brooks, 'B Artis; & L B Wales, MeCoriic! Express, Carter, do; ( Owen Bearse, Park nd AL Putnam, Jaggett; Pr ‘These prospects, however, cover @ broad field. 1 could not rightly tax your kindness so much as to sarvey the whole of it; and even if I were willing you would kindly remember that at the present moment my power of andria Legislature was at the time, has been, and ‘snow } FcPly was that they imported them on @ ship and had & District Judge for Virginia, and it'is at least our duty to | them in the stream; that afterwards, on the same day, inquire how tar h’s refusal to resign his office as a Judge | Mayor Cleveland came back to the office and said he had seen Colonel Buker, aud Colonel B. told him that those , r, do: ‘Hla, F'crowell, The extveme height of the water will be about three hun- Brig dred and fifty f with su, M Rich, Brown, ai may not prejudice his election to Congress. Condition of the Streets Wands, saw tric Oslsanek, from Havana foe Boston ship Elvira Owen, Kinme, Antwerp? hark Jeane Campbell | ‘ fee nd : ng j: v1 a sd Handa, . . El er L, a is abridged. Ouly magnanimous themes ar ri capaee, of Pcemtares,sepling 1 have so oblse--| Se oes teal cell fan ioee Geta eat Bar 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Eng Wai Akena (Br), Baird, Cornwallis, days, with po- | (BM, Gusman, Cork for order: brige Wort ait Plata, Meyer, | Worthy of your inilloctual understandiny” or compatible but l would say that until Judzo Underwood has bee | ponent hedid not feel safe to Pay, the money, and he | The deplorable condition of our public streets reminds | “i iG OM Heyualis {Bese Rich, St John, NB, 14 days, vin | dsr Goyer: New Orleans Carniine Ket: Morea, Rowton; | WUD, two Leolings which havo moved this interviow.+ cate - tsar et : © | and we were subjects of the immor ley, wading | ton,toRP Buck &Co. Neal, Gloucester, ; tion when his name alone, if encircled with = martyr s Hei ee falas tho resolution, “the allegation ‘tere | ho would telezraph to General Fry in reference ¢o it; | S04 jects of the immortal Hackley, wad! Neal, Gone * a f : giv-n ous that the Alexandria Legislature Was not acon | that he did so telegraph, and received a special and con. | in mud andslush. Since the first fall of snow the streets SHEN Mavens; Mavens, Apalathiocia, with cotton, Ae, to ee ere are comes Mee, wreath, would be moro nesta no ae ego lang a stititional body, Gidential order to the effect that those credits would be | have been growing daily worse, and if it continues, be- | _ Brig A B Cook, Speed, Port Royal, 9 days, with cotton, to | SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 9—Arr sieamship Montana, Kel- is personal efforts cou! Menem to at af Mr. Mosiogel Gariall, a leading delegate, said:—I think | givev; that Mayor Cleveland then paid $66,000 as bounty io dete if PNA “J -~ vit k via Rio Janeiro, try as her chosen Chief istrate, He is now asso- eriean cbiels, Perit, Delanoy, New | ciated with Washington. The two Ai NAH, Dee 8—Arr ean fore spring the city will be entirely submerged. We are | "Suir Wititum Cousins, Bell, Barbados, 18 days, with mo- it ig the desire of this House to get rid of those gentle. | for cighly-eight nen, at $760. man; that at the time this ld steamsnip Durien, Tarvin Q hn - ‘ bees ‘ Tiverpooi; bark La- | though thoy are dead, still live, and they are teading the men entering the United states Senate. Ido not yieid | Money was paid Riley & Co. had but one man that they | informed that the street cleaning contractors have dis- | MAS SLOMHST, mood, st Johns, PR, 10 days, with sugar | conla, Eldridge, Boston; brig Albert Thomas, Van Brunt, | entire human, race in% more’ spirited: pro, ress toward one jot in loyalty to the government or my State. By | Could furnish as a recruit; on the second day following | missed a portion of their force. Now, it is well known | and molasses, to r. rien, fieids of broader liberty and higher civilzation, (Ap- the jourual of that Legislature which elected these men | Mayor Cleveland paid Riley & Co. the further sum of | that at no time have the contractors employed a force | "Schr Telegraph, Cressey, Fajardo, PR, M4 days, with sugar | | WILMINGTON, NC, Doc 7—Arr brigs Marathon, NYork; | Drids Of broader oerly aus Abelian Siti also, (aD Ise there were but sixteen votes cast, and, as Liearn | $00,000; that on the mornmg of the 10:h there came to | adequate to perform the labor required by the terms of | and molasses, to R Sturges & Co. all Coluabla, Barton, Philadelphia. Cd Sch, sehr | eee te aoe ee ot ot yout he fe peronally, wns through the public prints, Senator Sumner is reported to | Hoboken one hundred and sixty-eight nen, who were | their contract; and, bad evén-banded justice been meted Schr B L Sherman, Rutiss, Mayaguez, 12 days, with fruit, i ork; Conway, Merrill. Boston, Rita ie. paeela yp Beclt me, with their have valid “he would as soon accept a delegation from | Tesularly enlisted juto the armg, and alter being enlisted | out to-them, they would have been deprived of theircon. | ‘an Brunt & Sleight. a iy aes vith tomary thoughtfulness, are inquiting of 1h the Town Council of Alexundria as these two person taken t a room in the upper part of the building under | tract under’ the recent investigation, But Now Yorkers | potatoes te D 8 Dewell eee eae 10 days, MISCELLAN. sae hasten tein’ thoes heen Our coustitution—the Alexandria aflair—provides for a | Pretenc> of there receiving their bounty, and were there | have proved, themselves emincatly a gullible as well as Schr Cameo, Elwell, St John, NB, 20 days, via Portland, aan EXTRA 5i ies of man Andrew Johneon is, and what © worum of twenty in the Senate, and eighty in the | Placed in charge of the guard aud in the evening were | casily swindled people. lumber, to Jed Frye & Co. : to SAS EE + * | President he may be expected to be. When, in Ls6L fouse, and as but sixteen were present and voted, I | ail put in irons; that not one eemt was paid them; that However, we are to do with the prosent,’and in view r ae Sa. Satterly, Georgetown for New Haven. . . * . . * 8 * * | treason, laying aside for the moment the s!ready ob- Would'offor a resolution, if the gentleman will withdraw | Colonel Baker was prosent when the men wore iroued, | of the certain and speedy approach of the cholera we | Rehr NS ues Wright, Accomas, | * MACPHERSON AND DONAPD SMITH nox:ous mask of slavery, and investing itself with the and on Monday, the 13th, they wero marched away in | call upon the proper authorities to investigate the doings noe Bastar Hath eh eo cas ae Feta (Late style Smith & Brother), nlwnep attraeeres end <Iesnaed tonne OF ies chains and taken to Fort Lafayette: that during the | of the contractors, and, if necessary, let the Board of | Sehr Challenge, Pendleton, Ritzabetnport for Providetice. Fen ree, domi, flashed ts lurid light through the period that said recruits wore being obtained one Marcus | Health take the cleaning of the streets out of the hands | Schr ¢ inte hee Fine PALE ALES, PORTER sud EXTRA STOUR, and Aunounced as already completed @ diseoln ived, That the resolntion proposing to go into the | Cicero Stapley was frequntly with said firm of Peter | of the present contractors, who havé tagst undoybtedl Sehr 8 Clendenning, Calais, sa “foreity and Southern use. Union, then a leader, who should bo at first « election of United States Senators be referred to a joint | Riley & Co., and with Colonel Baker, and appoared to | violated its provisions and forfeited all B93 for pay- sarp 5 TI pas, Calais, 20 days, — and afterward a popular leader, was required committee of five members of the House and three mem- | bé very officious und on copidential warms wit) Allen | nent unter it, Bont Harner Meal: Peek Beestehie Shave. These Ales, Porter and Stout are of superior guality, | seeping loyally: ahd patriotism throuy}on: bers of thie Senate, with directions to inquire whether | 40d with James Mughe, Who Wis the other inember o e know that when frost and snow come they mate. Schr July Fourth, Shole, Bangor, 10 days. - utritive and strengthen | 14 rouse its unconscious hosts and to in-\) the election of Messrs erwood and Seyar was in ac- | the lirm; that deponent aecompanied the firm to the | yially intorfero with the cleaning of the streets; but this | Sehr Clara Jane, Parker, Bangor, 8 days. Wig, Sd Sa Be tee eon peiiies ih dalle we with the resolution needed to rescue the cordance with the constitution and laws of Virginia, and | office of Gilbert & Shupe, in Now York, and they there | Allogod reduction of the force employed indicates a bad | Schr Advance, Leighton, Cherrytield, 10 days, Pm ster doar — aoe i haat aael es suppress the rebellion gad preserve the intex, whether they hoid ssid oflices ia accordance therewith, | *ked the opinion of Mr. Shupe as to their right to keep | heginning for winter. HEALTH. Sehr Frank bt hee Frankfort. HOUSEHOLD WORD,—BU SILVER | republic. (Applause.) Zo me reason seomedt ¢ cai Giada ania clhees exo nok now Vaniee. this money, and shupe advised them to sign off their saaieiieces co} eee Plated Ware, ‘Table Caters this case, asa neveni’y resuiting frim ci Me ace raat the following amendment to Mr. “~— be aati that on or a ang day Military Matter: Bepr vieat ng Tet eet. rare and House Purniabiug Ari that leader, while he should le @ capable, injlesit a tia Gernot i WRendatu—=~ Se ee. pape EY office of Marcus MSOIMENTS EXPROTED TO ARRIVE. ible, Jones, land. opar Institute Building, Asi » ted patriot, should aleo be & ciliven of a hese ti That « joint committee, consisting of five members | teen “agley, as aéponent was it sand Lhe es aOR per seta - bre Mocklan for Philadelphia, N IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT IN STEA: Stave—a slanchilder in practive, thingh no? in prin from the House and iliree from the Senate, be appoipted | har, Te sum of $120,000; this was divided til ne Kighth Connecticut regiment 5 vrd, Portlan’ and yet in principle and asacivtma demwrat, Ant Schr Connecticut, Car), Portland, 6 « Sehr Jutla B Baker, Baker, Portland for Philadelphia, rie, Boston for Philadelphia, Boston for Philadelphia. Ser Bucephalus, Ling, Provincetown. ; roke, Lawton, Warcham for South Amboy. Sehr Aoby Brackett, Acorn, Fall River, Schr Fannie Morse, Davis, Fall River, those corp ev col W. ©. HICKS’ PATENT 5 to inquire into the expediency of fixing aa Mary day to 4 four parcels, and deponent entered i in the books of the | two hundred und eighty officers and men, left City Pomt, procred to. the eleotion of two Senators to represent the | firm by direction of Peter Riley, as having been divided | yin. on ‘Tuosduy morning, and will be due in this State of Virginia in te Senate of the United States, among Allen, Riley and Haghes’ and said Stanley, ag de ini, on ay i. Wherurea Mr. Voachy -R. Gratian, of Richmond, | ponent was informed and believed; the said Stanley was | city this evening or at an early hour to-morrow morni as getting at too many of these joint res 9 confidential n between Baker and Allen, obtaining The Eleventh regiment Connectiont Volunteers, whicl Tans; and as we have (iso houses tor the separate con. | Xd imparting information from one to the other; that | is at present Ftationed near Lynchburg, Virginia, will also ees of the State, I would respect- | subsequently $54,000, retained by Colonel ligis, was paid | arrive here during the week. ‘i x dupe, | Jaiaieay of Tonnes compleciy Jind it i , Weight, fr hand parts, i th the consent u war iPasan vor ‘ctrcaler address the HICKS ENGINE | Wom and, sth Ul p thereon © int GORPAMS, 09 Sderey rent, Few Xo _. | The insurrection soon became — fla fal: RUB- | defiant, and announced, to the askoni he easiest | mankind, that the pretonddd free empire w Puilding "by usurpation within forbidden. b: hey: iohan Firat pre wanted. and most approved of the age. Send tov vircular, LOVE: reer was . > Schr James Neilson, Phillips, Taunton, . i ; HYomun refer this question to a | oVer to said frm. Governor Smith, of Rhode Island, has notified Colonel | Schr Js Punt Phocians ¥ & TAYLOR, 4761; Broadway. Logis teandet com (ne Corus Mitton OC a hg po Ferro wee has paige go tiie Senate | Annexed to the aflldavit was the following exhibit:— |] Almy, the State Agent resident at this city, thatthe Third | Genr Z sation Terrell, Providence for Elizabethport. porate a aaa we ie 3 hot apaCe Drysce LEGALLY Pro CRED WITHOU inaugurated President, Lincoln, with dee 4., wy verre timmy, tera: | Rhode Island cavalry, three hundred and eighty-six | Sehr Sasah, Robinson, Providence ier without fee until | companied by characteristic prudence, announced that it bottom, trusting that it may be referred to | CASH RECRIPIN IN HOROKKN, % . the Committee on, Privileges aud Klections, SUKER officers and men, which ja stationed in the vicinity of | Sehr Julia A Rich, Higging, Providenee for Elizabethport, AL petieiy. Other = Cages prom (fethont fer unut | companied by characteristic prudemes, announced tht ir. Pendicton, of Giles, moved to lay the whole sub. | Received of J. C. Haythorn, profits of Chambers New Orleans, has been ordered to be mustered out of oo oy Rage 7 Fellor, 78 Nassau. 5 public enemy. (Applaus) Andrew Johnsu o c-p' wn olga tie ti ins ahs aa Sirieo [ ineeary partotRertweek ne es | ate Rede, Bary emport 4 8 ATIONS ON TI new conditions of his prpuar leadership whivh this an- ‘All law business nouncement creat aud thenceforward openly, freely and honestly deciared, not only thnt ‘ho erection Counsellor #1 Law, 385 Broadway. of the new edifice should be prevented, but the corner; very iteolf, the rock of ali our past as well om 0.30. THOMAS B. ACNEW'S, 200 AND ee re ae sean cur then fare. dangers, should be vvifted and Schr Ret Rover, Hodgdon, Bristol, RI, Schr MH Miia, Champion, Warren, RI. Behr Luella, Sturges, New Haven for Elizabetbport. * Sehr § E Parker, Fitzgerald, Norwich Schr 8 R Jamieson, Jamteron, New London, Schr Georgianna, Hillbrook, Pwore 8.—PRIVATE CONSUL pontben ry this and other Sia! te on aguare. ‘i ¥. 1. RING, ‘A resolution was introduced for the completion of the | James Hughes, ov account of Water street. Virginia and Kentucky Railroad. The pou of this | Theo. Allen, on account of State street mouvement is important as the finishing of it develops | 4. C. Haythorn, cash loaned Peter Riley. the region of country about Greenbrier, Raleigh, and | Allen & Co., State street... Wyoming county down to Covington, in ths State, where | Caldwell township, two eredit 3,780 | the early part of next week. The Forty first regiment New York Veteran Volun- ¥ teers, which was expected to reach here yesterday, had 6.000 | not arrived up to a late hour last evening. 1,480 NATIONAL GUARD—-NEW UNIFORM8—CHANGE OF 1,500 1,500 ¥ New London. iad ‘On account of Orange City 5,000 re . faa corner of Murray, and there you will i cast oul from the republic, (Renewed ap-| eliiciAy pe oye OH BR. JOHNETE For twelve crodite, Orange 9,000 gh ecg che Haria Lant, Bueas’ Bteningon. Tent, Core Le Cae ee coer) Whatever may have been thought by you, or] was on the floor of both houses to-day, called hither by | From Caldweil, eighteen credits. .. 13,860 | It is a matter of considerable gratification and pride to | Schr EA Conant, Me IngLon. pF endl eee miele & e, or by others, at that time, i is now ap Soe ee ae ae a ee Paice | Brom Cctwe cverahy is | tu major portion te Nationa) Guard shat the long | Rf; Unt apa fnas Be. MOAR SATA on Banal tele la orth Ye fal jational Express Com; , of which he is President. , 5 see fen Dobe ee > — 2 ESTROY! ne suc -cafulls General Johpston was most’ warmly greeted by both the | From Caldwell, three credits, at $770. devised vetems in the matter of wall bsenigisstung mince, ( Po rant arvayon thi banks of the Cmte carried into effect immediately by the substitution of the is Plaster anywhere, if pain ix there, the by our Pe Ae eee etenits vablabes: ‘the Pec Tend, and when Fennessee, Urst among the boricr stat United States Army blue regulation dress for the prevent ox. | From Livingston, four credits, at $700. Senators and delegates. He was, as is his custom, ex. far magnetizes the pain away: td which had been reluctantly carried into the rebeliion, erediugly modest and retiring, City of Orange, bulance on a Pursur James P McBirey, of the steamship Quaker Clty ‘The rowait of the recent railroad elections, wherein the | From Liviugton, eighteen © light and fancy dress of many regiments of ‘our National | from Charleston, bas our thanks for late papérs. CANNOT “EXIST Offered onco more a foothold and a resting pluce tw 1 Ifuence of Governor Perpoint has been r powerfully | Onaccount of Bloomfield, Guard. ‘The jackets are of dark blue cloth, regniar State | We are under many obligations to Purser Charles CCam- | phere WHERE THIS PLAS HE LS TED: cre ig | authorition of the Union. From that time, while it wai folt, has led to a movement in the Legislature abolish- $800... . A ;, the pants are sky blue, very fine ma- | pridge, of the steamship Aan Salvador, for fall files of Se- the cheapest and bent external remedy in the world. fb Levapnem to prosecute the war with such ene igs ing thes» proxies. For one meet, Ss Ora: terial, while the overcoats are light sky vannab papers. PRICE 2% CENTS A BOX, juman nature bad moon Dhan exerted, i hn oo A petition requesting President Johnson to sui On accoun' Same City, oight; +66,000 <7, substantial though neat material. D3 O'Oonor, of the steamship Chas C win | 80M by all respectable druggists __. | same time equally needful , eredons wer pa le the collection Of the United Btutes taxes levied ia oe, On account Jersey City, eighty oredits.... 60,000 a regiment ts already a rossi of - ‘ btchpahe wep heche a “ Leary, ASA NECKODENE, been su ‘ os eneet ene of resto en account of the poverty or th ple, was ted, a a \ccept our thanka ing inion s Sted ordered to be cont tothe Preciees aod the Coalrinas | THB. s: 5204... és $242,063 | The following titerations in the numerical designation | Sreameny Ruiey B Soroes, Lockwood, trom Charleston M paps eae which. although f had been temporarily distracted, w: of each house of Congress, After the aifidavits ove were read it was decided | of regiments has been recently :—Coll Haly ‘7th inet for New York, was at anchor below the former port PROMPT AND RELIABLE REMEDY FOR destined, nevertheless, to live and forever aude ‘The office of Second Auditor has been abolished. to take up 6 ot ase, and get _allthe elements of | Zouave a heretofore Known as the One Hun ‘on the 8th inst, having blown out her cylinder head. She NRORALGIA, “TIC DOULOUROUX, Hi that majestic (Lond applause.) Tue abelitio Everything t# quiet in General Terry's dopartment. | tbe transaction aes ae to determine whether fraud | and Twelfth N. @., bas beon changed to the Fourth 1n- | a4 crobably towed up to the elty for repairs on the tb. NERVOUS HEADACHE, TREMO! ROSTRATION, | of; was thence/orth equally an s ent of perviies Ae order from Quartermaster General Meigs has been re- | bad been committed or not fantry N. G. 8..N.'¥. This ization is fast recruitmny o > pete oreni AND ALL NERVOUS DISORDERS. war and of returning peace. (Continued applaure.) enived here, directing the immodiate dwscharge of all | | Landau was placed apon the stand and crovs-ques- | its ranke, and already numbers five hundred mon, Colon: Lay apg RY Berar, hones ge D0, WORRHOAD ED. in Wakes w,¥. | neither reads history with care nor studies the ways employer who were in any way connected with the rebel eS en princiyally upon the point as to | Bendix’s command, the One Hundred and Fourteenth eae rer Ne ree ended ty yg Et son By Ree RRIPECTABLE: DEUGOISTS. Providence with reverence who, does Dot 00 that, fo ener em - Dusiness of t firm at Hoboken’ re ger Te Tourn National Gudea wi be knows et Snes eae oak ik stare Ly j an rn; ‘TRUMATIC SALTS, he faporeeas parpeaieat wat ‘peace, ‘Andrew Johnee ‘The Mier Expedition. Mr. Mills, boing called, testified to being Provost Mar- | as the First regiment artiliory, N. G.S.N, Y. The 85 30 west, about 660 from ‘Or Natural foaldes'and Bromidas, for the cure of Rhen: was fitly appointed to be a Provisional Governor in Te PO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. shal of the Fifth up to the 16th of November | Seventieth National Guard is changed to the Second pooner abandoned: ‘and | matic, Glandular, Kerofwlons and, Sitaey of | Ressee—the first of a series of Provisional ‘ last; he received on the 14th of March last a muster roll | cavalry, and Hawkins’ Zouavos, the One Hundred and hey a iy om fully equal to the world renown Bkusare pro | afterward to be assigned to the insurrectionary Naw Yorn, Dee. 10, 186. . | of ono hundred and sixt eight men from Colonel Iigis. | Thirteenth, to the Firet regiment N. G. 8. N. Y, | Sart bev took won covered wits potn Re pe aznach, Nauheim and Sehonbeck. These and was subsequently elected Vice Presid: Permit an old Texan, who was in the Mier expedition, | On the cross-examination he stated that he never knew ing utewslin; took her in tow andy ERNST LUANDA SALT MANUFACTURING ond constitutionally inaugurated President of the Unite| to vorrect your Mexican correspondent in his letter dated | "ither Allen ap that he received a vle whe Low ef Continets. rs oft \aiveston baron Friday, Dee 1, Pa, whee eee ngCOMEAXY, ve iatuence of minera | V0 lemewed applause.) Brownsville, Nov. 7, published in today's Hseain, In | fTaim from Conecnl Pry teen eted at Hoboken, subject SUPREME COURT. ae me oo u on Pg eta fall a atiinhod tack, Yat te ac Wo. tes, conteneilty _ the first place, the “Mier expedition’ did not take place | to the order ef his lee fe Colonel Bly, at Before Judge Mullen. nal gont mn retrged irom, was nahore on Sand Island, Mo- euch raters great By with ae oa oy , am origin and authority of the plan of restoration, | “quring the war of Texan independence,” but some Trenton; thas Bp eouteted mith the latter the same Jay, | Charles 1. Leggett vt. Yhe Mutual Life Inmurance Com. | tle Bay. Oth nets Main Apran Blea and sae srotenty | a taan consaieets thomort active a breve cuke|| Geeaeal ee eh een aad resoes deve seven years after the independence of Texas. It started . pany.—In this case the insufance company had a mort- | tarowing the cargo ‘overboari. ° above named diseases, cont Me ith nee geen —_ Sate we now peo that 1t is Bot apec ember, 1842, for the Rio Grande, under com. gage upon the property of George W. Peck, at Flushing, Pa AL yy Png mi fae for Rosen, 4 an toaeeg eae Magnesium, ' mo an bag 7 ally Andrew Johnson’s plan, even a new plan it e wy ‘The salt in to be used A Rael tmeisbened with the t. It is the plan vohick- nerel Geantevite, eppetates ty Gun Bonston, ; ughen took me wp | La.l-,.which they forociomae RRMtIG and the errseety | omunion tat the cargo’of cotton te not wet. orinthe shape of application of Danuel motalened with the | Tospect I page abde ‘e i was entered int e pany sor 4 ‘ “ n in his second occupanoy of the Presidency = ww. | stairs to got my money; in goiag, up etaier he said, “Go | that the former should purchase the property for $5,000 Ca esuren, 0 ag oy capeing: Soy or 300 . oy OY every ble drneet recalled, when the work of restoration was to be : ‘n the expedition got to the Rio Grande General Som. | easy on your toes; he says, suppor he | tn the event of this contract being broken by either | bales, will be mved. PENNAYLVANIA 8A 7 aan the moment when, ae woich ines Jo read # proclamation from Sam Houston, forbidding | meant co cary; he said as soon as t wir T would | party tho sum of $5,000 was to be forfeited by the side | Bank Warrnas, ashore near Traian Rey, liow in feet ot | Bole Agents (W. HM. SCTE ib did begin; and ‘i ts the onty plan which thus se mon from crossing over to Mexican trritory, ul- | ot my money; 1 was examined iw doctor and | reeponsibla for such breach of faith, Plaintitt employed ‘fn total wreck, Mort of het cargo has been in RAYNOLDS, PRATT & Sonably presented itself, and, therefore, is the only yo wh the expedition was for the purpow of inaking re. | ‘orm in down staira; 1 was one of the Soe punered and | connsel to ascortain particulars of title to the property, ‘The rags, iron aud bides will not be saved. New York, Now. 196 and 108 Pulton street. sible plan which then or ever afterward could be adop for invasions of Texas by maranding bands of | (*(y-claht men aworn in that day; saw Allen there; T | when a discrepancy relative to the heirs at law tothe | Bane Ina, reported per steamer Scola ashore in io ————— —— —- | (Great applause.) This plan, although occasional! ODA WATER APPARATOS FOR HOMLERE AND ring variation of details, nevertheless admits « tm 11865, A, remo medal, the | sypstantial change or modifieation, It could neittior of Marmora, iga0 Austrion vessel, bound ivan roldiere, General Somerville, with the mon | hlisted under the name of Peter ey; was taken | irsporty was discovered. Plaintiff then reused to make hoes ene he ighty, i | | (0 Fort Latayetes with the rest, and mever got my boun- suit for the Freon £ $5,000, | Sew York, With wool. She is ashore opposite Gallipoli. re Patented 1862 . A gol r teat ek nu the men trera the | 1; Fnever jumped tho haunty, and never emiinied be- | Ete 'Muivan ee ® 5» Rial Banx Ques Man (ir), Walker, from oad ter Mian. | highere premvur, war an to these machines, in 1868; | oniarged nor contracted. State conventions in lus weate f Toxaa, abont two haudred and thirty, | ‘°F = vas, 18 ave n Triangts Reef, with spars ent away, and | Send for a catalogue io \ LA ete aie im aud | states, however favorable, in disloyal States, Lowey Thoieve cwwsced the Rio Grande, wd the fight wok | , The crostexumination was eontiped to an unsuecessfut caunt r—This Day. ‘will be'a total iowa. Franklin wireris, New Work, Eatabliahed im 47," howtis, could Pr reniten Smee stn wdtog tne occa 7 0 in Mier, an state rosponide: empt to impeact tnene, —Brecian Ter 232, Bank ® (Tir), from Baltimore for Belfast, Iretan BWING MACHINES even the people themselves, wi vol yy Hal snipped, bao aid Sa teeehe Anat te 1. Keavley asked that the prisouer be held on the 205 ta ah 90, 298, p Saas | aden bosua dotpioed ts Portines Hitaes mone Sean FOR THE HOLIDAYS. {ution of the United States, ‘are only giving to that pl : xan sarveniened they ware uuhyected. io the ment | PMAEK of dofrauding the last witness of his bounty. 280, 201. thormtintiny of hererew, sad ih inst for her desination. | During the year WIKELER | & WILSON’ SEWING | Is raat and needful sovereiga sanction. : sm EiStpaete ‘barbers The wocond oftor of your corres |@, MF. Supe offered to bring rebutting testimony, whieh 2673, 2675, Buse Sma Laue, near Spanish harbor, lies In 6 fest water | Ih ibcead, ceeedensntiae Wade k ‘THR POWER OF CONGRES LIMITED a is in saying “ten men were ehot at Perote for sucaeeaaeuer cunnee would not allow, aa this was an ea ; 2718, 2017, ata, 212 Pi gts, ‘t00, Wieck ane w mio Key Me ee fromm i'* J gnabhichment civics former of ne ent tcond ret eI Py yo evan cen do bo mare’ more ‘han d 4 parte ‘ ‘o764, } way, Jnvolving @ mae yay ri jon hE og = hy = pod he onneroa we geo ~4 thea stjoumed until ten =A Beh 20, sey eth 2776, 2180, 2782, 2786, PPh ny ge hy 8 W Pasa ‘fhe bark glow rene mo Seder wpooeatase, this distrib fun — the recently ne hundred and reventy, nto a tine | this morning, when the evidence of @ large Bumber Of | o7u9 Par, 3—Now. 2am, "1047," ais, 2678, | Nemoey ‘age tha : Py Ay Kg se Filton to ater apierat | anarchy atl Sround thon siden oft cera and n Meeting omicer took, | etrauded recruite wil be taken. SRG, a9, 1467, 1007, 1684, 1910, 1766, 100%, 2008, abge) | Zetia Coma (ir we ca ig'hew jnecas, we | ing for cash, 1s solicliod, tm, addition to ierzeaorern feng atriad iy cacti, (ADDI, +) @ hat and put im it one handred and seventy beans, every a 9950, 2111, 945,'2979, 9131. org laland vrie Hho Grnnde han gone | 0 rat ‘saportment BIR, Calon, eedien, Oi " torhia plan (Bag inept | men ng aiwa: = pains ‘and for it submit chines Fe- i nen, may * paired," ron She order without chai Inereaned: ‘ities eh eee es ‘tevth bean Ablack one, and the seventeen Mea, x 1—fame calendar, Part 2— % whe arew ‘the black beams were merched out and bru Hiriarwvtirn.—On Torsday, December 12, Faeneucn | Nos. 4972, 4670, 1674, C4 482, 5024, 1348, 58%, 2136, shot down. B. Hetwemuienn, in the 47th of bin age. ‘7142, 2144, 2146, 2148, 211 lieh are two of the facts relating to the Mier expedi His friends are respectfully invited to attend the fo- Common Par 1—Now. 1 78, 908, 220, ton, ae known to one who participated in all the stirring | neral, from hia late residence, 373 Broome street, ou Mri. | 1264, 615, = 1267, i = Bari 973, 783, 1189. , 1118, 1186, » 192. Bera DAveen (Br rork for Point Petre, gundaionpey with Sohn al ge, Teer kerosine oll, , berore uk Point, hae bilged: Ar hat between the Car of the pp hy hg 3 rarrived a Hew Losdon oo Kueday. Wiha vortion of the . events prior to and during thet period of the Lone Stor | day ti ing, at eleven o cioek Part 2-—Non, 1118, 1176, 598, 3818, . sepubie Rerpectfuily, EDMUND LAURIE * [Por Oher Orathe Be Secoma and Third Paaes,\ 1274, 1270, 1970, 1277. 1278. 3