The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1866, Page 5

‘This proves that all the old stock of the fighting ‘editors of Richmond has been kilied off dur- fing the war. These chaps are too nervous and ‘too easily frightened to fire a pistol properly. ft is doubtful if any one of them could hit a ‘barn door during a day’s shooting. The Anglo-Saxon and the Rac France is alarmed for the fate of the Latin face. It is not very certain what the Latin ace is; but the race that French writers intend do designate by that loose*term apparently in- “eludes the European nations whose languages ‘re toast unlike the Latin—Italy, Spain and ‘France. Viewed ethnologically or philologi- cally, the term is ridiculous, inasmuch as it as- #erts an affinity between different peoples on @oints where they are entirely antagonistic; ut viewed politically it is » shrewd enough invention. It is an attempt to auggest to the three nations named that they have something 4n common among them, and that there is a int of view from which they can be regarded asa unit. It matters not whether the point be In language, origin, history or habits; or ‘whether it be that they are the nations that did ‘mot accept the reformation. It is sufficient if they can be classed together for the moment ‘and told that another race—the Anglo-Saxon— is outstripping them in the struggle for domin- ion throughout the earth, and told, moreover, that ihe other race must be held in check. In ‘this way the phrase may start some emulation. Ut is au gppéal to the pride and prejudices of Rase, ‘and may stimulate a nation to hurry into wild attempts that they would keep out of if argued on other and more material grounds, Moreover, convenient use may be made of it, as appaveatly giving very grand motives for very smal! schemes, and with the French people this sort of flattery will go a great way. But classing those several peoples together ‘as the Latin race, and looking at their history in the world, we may see that there is abundant reason for the aforesaid alarm. France’s fears for the supremacy of that race are founded on the hardest sort of facts. Wherever it meets the Anglo-Saxon, its inevitable antagonist, it Ys compelled to give way; and thus it has lost its hold on territorial possessions to the extent and richness of which the ancient Roman em- pire was insigniticant. The Latin race gave to the world the Western hemisphere, and now the Anglo-Saxon has such predominance here that he can calmly look forward to the time when it will be all his own. Down the St. Lawrence, the Ohio and the Mississippi the Latin race has heen driven, step by siep; out of Canada, out of the Mississippi valley and out of its splendid dominions on the Gulf. It was the same in India, The Latin race held there the wealth of Asia almost; but the Anglo- Suxon came, and the Latin race was driven out. It is only on foreign seas, in their grand colo- nial schemes, that the two races, as such, have come in contact, and there the victory bas atways been with the Anglo-Saxon. Europe has never been fairly divided for a contest at home, and when it is we shall see how infiuftely better ted is the northeru race for all the conditions pf existence that prevail now. We shall see thet that in the present state of the world the Lath? race is well nigh as obsolete as the Latin langn®s°- Prance, observing, ‘hus that the tide was going against the Latix’ Tace, has taken certain nieps to stem that tide, Jt is amusing to ob- serve what those steps aré, She. has founded an empire in Mexico, and sustains it by twenty- five thousand soldiers. This is to be the grand rallying point for the beaten race, ac’d the nucleus of the new system in which the Anylo Saxon is to be put down. We might question on various points whether Mexico was the best country to choose for the inauguration of the new glories of the Latin race; but one will suffice. Mexico is a country with which the Latin race has very little to do. Of its eight millions of people more than five millious are of the original Mexican race, and the language ot the country is a great deal leas like Latin than even the French language ix. We may observe also that the twenty-five thousand soldiers who are to turn the tide in favor of the Latin race are not enough. If the Latin race 3 been recently threatened on thi« continent if'bas been by the demonstration of our vast miliary power. This demonstration bas shown that th’ United States altogether cao put tbr millions of men in the field as soldiers. Brave as Frenchme are we doubt if twenty-five thon- sand of them ¢an fight that number, even for the sake of the LaMin race, Altogether we fil that the French gabble about a Latin race & ridiculous; that it is ridiculous to attempt to struggle against the Anglo-Saxon with any combination of races; that to invade Mexico for the sake of a so-called Latin race is more ridiculous, and that to send twenty-five thousand men to hold the United States in check is most ridiculous of all. Latin ‘Tus Assertion ov Tun Mosrox Docrrusr — ‘An enthusiastic assemblage of citizens met at the Cooper Institute on Saturday night to aasert the reality and force of the Monroe doc- trine. They listened to some tolerable speeches, heard read some good letters from prominent tmen, Generals, Senators and Representatives, including the Speaker of the House, ead adopted some good resolutions —smoag others the pertinent and pointed one that “by the promulgation of the Monroe doctrine and its constant endorsement we have assumed ® foward oor sister republice and ‘an obligation to defend und protect them which it would be cowardly and dishonorable to neglect or repadiate.” All of which ix very | . Asan assemblage of our citizens, meet- ing for the interchange of views and expression of this meeting was all right; but we neers way. Pablic meetings ate valuable and im- portant ase means of affecting and moving the people, and on the Monroe doctrine the people requires. ; country is a unit io its opinions oD ‘There is no doubt whatever that the this great topic. No party, nor even say little | 1 knot of politicians, is ageinst it. This the country, and Barope alto, recognizes. What | public meetings cam do in the matter i, there- fore, already done, and we may safely stop our talkiny, out hurrahing and our resolving. We want something more practleal than public meetings, or we want nothing at all. Public ineetings are a means by which to operate on our own people, and not a menos by which to operate on foreign aggressors. We want some- thing for the latter purpose just now. All that is necessary is for France to be very firmly informed that we escaestly desire to 1 Ic doubt whetber it is any longer necessary 0 | Siraked amert the Monroe doctrine in this particular | mitted (hem to the | o» ere already moved as far a odcasion | soa avoid war; but that, war or peace, all our principles and policy imperatively require that she must leave Mexico. The Monroe doctrine requires this assertion and none other. Fires iu Troy. ‘Teor, Jan. 7, 1966, ‘fhe Congress street Methodist church took fire from the heater at 9 o'clock this morning, and was damaged to the extent of about $700. WaAs'HINGTON. Wasinnctos, Jan, 7, 1868. THE Wrona winveR in CUSTODY—TUR CULYERIT IN can 404. Tenowturns out that BR. B, Winder, captain in tho rebel sorvice, and who was coot.'2°4 for some months in the Old Capitol prison, and ut, quently transported to Richmond for trial by court a ‘attial, is not the man that be was taken for. The rea,’ culprit that the War Department ts desirous of overtah iug with ven- ‘About noon the residence of C. B, Bishop, in First | SNC? is W. S. Winder, a gon of the rebel general, where- street, was almost entirely destroyed by fire, which originated from the same cause, L038 about $5,000. Five in Rutland, Vermen' Rotzanp, Vt., Jan. 7, 1866. A fire broke out last night in C. F. Richardson's livery stable, adjacent to the Rutland Herald building. The horses, carriages and sleighs were saved, but the build- ing was consumed. The Herald building and surround. ing buildings were not injured. Loss, $30,000. in the North American office. Fire at Dowa, » Mieh Dernorr, Jan, 7, 1866. 4 fie this morning at Dowagiac, Mich., imeurance of stores were burned. OBITVARY. CAPTAIN WILLIAM C. PEASE, U. 8. N. This officer, lately commanding the United States steam revenue cutter Kewanee, stationed at Charleston, S. C., died of typhus fever, on board his vessel, on the 29th ult, He had been sick about a week. Captain Pease waa a native of Edgartown, Mass., and was born in the year 1818. He bad been ia the United States revenue service for the last twenty-three years. During the win ter of 1853 he was promoted to a captaincy, and, although the youn; officer in the service, was given comiithd of the United States revenue cutter Jeferson Davis and sent ona special mission to California, Ou the passage a severe gale cansed him to put into rles- ton just in time to learn of the loss, off Folly Island, on the day previous, of the United States cutter Hamilton, with all her officers and crew. Captain Pease immediately manned all his open boats, aud, not- withstanding the continued severity of the gile, went to the sceng of the diaaster to resene, if possible, any of the survivors or recover the bodies of the dead. He succeeded in recovering the bodies of Captain Rudolph and several of the officers. For this act of gallantry the citizens and merchants of Charleston presented him with a handsome silver service. The deceased was uni versully esteomed and almost reverenced by his subor- nate officers aud men, A3aseaman he bad few it suipertors; a5 a man and citizen rts atlections of ull who had the pl ance. save of bis acquaint THEODORE FOSTER, OF MICHIGAN the publisher of the fires and only exclusi slaver the 27th ult, He wus formerly Superin Michigan State Reform School, at Lansin: A PEMALE CENTENARIAN. Mrs. Mary Williams, one hundred and tive nine months and thirteen day: Hunterdon county, N.J., on the 28th ult had a sick day, so as to be confined to ber bed, until the last few weeks of her life. It is said that ber eyesight continued good ag usual (she was alway a little near sighted), and any one who chanced to visit ber, even rsbe passed her one hundredth year, would tind her ing her daughter in the domestic affairs. Her faculties were retained during her whole it. Her lu~ band died seventy years ago. Zhe had five ebildtren, two of whom died before her. JOSEPH WARNER, OF MIDDLETOWN, VT. Josoph Warner, casbrer of the Bawk of Middlebury, Vit., from its organization, died at his residence on De- cember 31, 1865. After attending chorch and eating dinner in bie uaual spirits he stepped into the vord, tell and died in a few moments, Sit JOHN RasTHOr Sir Jobn Easthope, Gret and last bargvet of Vir Grove near Weybridge, England, and for many years one of the proprietors of the London Morning Chronicle, died De cember U4, in London. Among the writers engaged per sonaliy by him was the poet Moore, who eoniribuied squile now forgotien. Moore speaks in his diary of Mr Easthope's bberal and friendly conduct towe Ae member of Parliament for Leicester be warmly odd the cause of Thorogood, wi We > ehnr martyr’ Mr. Easthope was created a baronet A 24, 1841, The title ts now extinct, AN OLD VETERAN OF THE CRIMEAN Wart, The French papefs mention the death of Jo Frouty, a regular of the Forty sixth regimeat of infan try, who greatly distinguished himself in the aswanit ow the Mamelon vert during the siege of Sevastope!. Hix battalion attacked the Russian batteries; Sut thetr ranks having been thinued by a dieharge of yrapeshot, and most of the officers killed or wounded, the men hesitated, no longer beuring the voice of their rbief. Them Frouty ran forward and sounded the charge, the men advanced, and the Mamelon vert was carned, ‘The old bugler re ceived the cross of the Legion of Honor for this dar ing net. His brother, # laborer like himself, aitended he funeral, likewise wearing the cross of the 1 m of Flow !, Which he had received for saving several lives during (te lnundation y anti- 'y paper in Michigan, the Signal of Liberty, died on lent of the 3, veph + Clty Intelligence. ANN veRSART OW THE Barris or New wosy Hart —The aniversary of thi triemph of American pluck and enderas ciplined columus of England will be celevrated this even ing bv the Sachems and tnbes of Ola Tarmmany, 10» siyle far surpassing all previous celebrations Mr Jobu Van Buren presides, and will arrange the pro gramme io bis usual “princely” ie Amous the io vited guests are President Jounson, !.cateuant Geverst ront, Adiniral Farragut, Major Generals Stovure, Hoint Parkes ‘and MeMabou; Mr James ‘t arker General John Us. zelman, Davies, Brady, Mayor Heflman, Judge Murray (one of the committee ts Jackson to the celebration of 1419), « distinguished names, This will be the union that has taken place siote the clove fore prove one of interest and rnports Bau oF vie Youss Max's Association TY AID OF THK Rowan Carmoute Onrnan Agyicw —Th » ball comen off a the Acadenry of Music on the 10th of January, and promises to be one of (be most interesting and bh of the season. The « object of ment ie uilieiemt to attract & crowd who bave the matter in charge pre year will excel all thove previor Seventh regiment and Wallace # bands have bee gaged for the occanion. A floor committer of ff 4 reception committer of ten wilt attend to thew goente during the night, To judge f the prepa tue Academy of Susie will De flied witty the beauty and fashion of New York op the evening of the 16 fue Sranvro Levene —J. Havent. the ontortunate tumatic who was slarved (0 death a! (he Alinsho se, # not an Insbi and bty frieuds bave informed uy that they wil! claim his body (hie mornin; A For Cwase —On Thoredey ues! i Lateaded by some epotting men to hare «ios chavs in the pe gh tor hood of New York. The amir \« under thy managemen! of several off who have six tne (ores sad # good pack of hounds ready for ‘be oecastou ton ree (hete wll be many parte pante p the chase and will thet Police Intelligence. BURGLARY OND | ARCENY. Oftcer. Washbarn and Palmer, of the Niuth precinct, arrested Thomas Melrose end Ww M. Hustoo, om the att of the 29th alt, entered and 19 Math charge of having, oo the billiard ssioou of HoH Steck, Now, grenve, wud stealing therefrom billiard valued af $614 Alter their arrest femed to into the ealoon and teal ‘They also atated thet Marcus “wels sided 1! ‘Of the property; but it did not appre tehic hed boon sold oF pawned, Sacia war ake and Justice Ladwith held ai! ‘ie eccited per ian fore lurthe bearing. 1WO BROTHERS CHARGED WITH GAKCENT Peter end Jagol Rares, brother’, gixteea years of age, were yeetartay errmigned betnre Pasir charge of having stolen forty yards of bee Pog de ab $120, trons Mr Cheries oGterk, business at 119 Newsy street, The preonere ailty to the crime, and the magstrate com youn te Tombs for trial a Bo Jobe Shepherd hired » room in the boarding bone of Annetta Lowenbarg, No 4% Raat Browdway ‘The follow) eouded war © bea eae, hick the door * 2 90m oFcu bave been open ‘worth of clothiag belonging to the abovenamed g wile Shepherd kept onto’ a an st aineteen | tha 20D oie © younK MOD giviNg bis name HH hepherd 2 companion (ook up saire a laree trunk, which Wey day the wow red, siler % nd Cuaries Dohie wax foand hy Rents Coristiaaron —_ a we utday Bight, when he was arrested by officer the Seventh take Justice Ma mitted kim for examivation On e u which he ieft im the honve, wely iy. as tho former is a nephew. The man now.im ¢ustody was Chief Quartermaster of all the rebol prisaus Cast of the Mississippi river, and was responsible for the asci- Pline of no one particular prison. W. S. Winder, how- ever, isthe mau who immediately supervised the affairs’ of Libby prison at the rebel capital, and, knowing that be was the man really wanted by the government, wisely fled across the border into Canada. ‘THE REBEL MAsOK OEE, Insured Major Gee, the commandant of the rebel prison at Salisbury, N. C., who was sent from the Old Capitol prison about a month ago to Raleigh for trial, is still under confinement in the latter city, and ignorant when the court will be convened. His counsel is already upon destroyed | his way to Washit to ascertai property to the value of $70,000, om which there wan an | course she pin apart fu - < nents Se and to ask 000, Two banks and ten or twelve | for a speedy hearing. Gee writes to his friends in this city that he is very hopefal of the result, and ouly anxious that the trial may go on. VHE REWARDS FOR THR ASSASSINATION SPIRATORS. ‘The three hundred applicants for awards for the cap- ture of the conspirators bave at last undergone tinal ex- amination at the bands of the Judge Advocate, and the list of rightful claimants thereto has been desig nated from among the three hundred, and was last evening referred to the War Department. A large number of the applicants are now’ in the city, and are anxiously awaiting the promulgation of the list of successful claimants, It is supposed that the names will be given ina day or two, It is under. stood that the money is in requisition at any time—some two hundred thousand dollars coming from various States and cities that ol J additional rewards to the one bundred thousand advertised for the apprehension of the conspirators by the War Department, INTERNAL REVENUE. niernal revenue receipts for last week amounted » millions in round numbers GENERAT. MILITARY INSPECTION. Genoral Grant will start three of bis «taf officers on inspecting tours early this week to see if furt ductions in forces and expenses cannot be made in the difterent military departments Colonel Porter will go asi, Colonel Babcock West, and Colonel Parker to the Southwest. ON: The ton REDUCTION OF THE MEDICAL STarr. Another batch of surgeons and assistant surgeons of volunteers were wnstered out of service yesterday, The medical staf of the volunteer army hay been reduced from two hundred and forty in May last to about fifty- five at the presen! time, CONG RESSION AT. still arriving by every biy be here at the hour Senator and Congressmen ar tro! All absentee will py of assembling to-morrow RESIGNATION OF & NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR. Wiliam L. Hanscom, United States Naval Constructor, recently stationed at the Philadelphia N ‘ard, las y sent hie resignation to ¢ ‘ecretary of the Navy, and it will probably be accepted ‘The Navy Department bas ordered a board to meet at the New York Navy Yard on the Tth of February for the examination of appleants for the office of Assistant Naval Constructor in (he naval service The board is com posed of Naval Constructors *. M. Pook, B, 2% Delano and Edward Hart t LAND OF FICK DOCUMEN C® DESTROYED BY FIRE. The General Land Office has received it ab the offices of the Register and Receiver halunaidhe er with all the recovly, books and papers, were en destroved by w recent (ire at Stevens Point, Wiscom-in, THY CAMDEN AND gMLOT LOBBY. The representatives of the Camden ond Amboy Rail Toad were again in full force om Friday avd The bai which paced the House before il adjournment and which was supposed to be levelled wt thi: corpora. Uon, may vet be defeated in the Seuate ow account of its vaguenews or “glitiering @ {U4 provisions are snepe ted other roads in a manner not in tended by erwtity, THe SOUTHERN LigHTrnOraRs 1) will require $1,000,000 to re-esiablish the lighthouses ou the Sonthern eoust destroyed by the rebels AMUCOLING ALMOST EXTIMET. Advwoag received by the Acting Commissione tome represent that the smuggling bus as been toa stent abandoned, AL APROLSTMENT? IN DEMAND. week over four Lumdred applications for sutments were received at the Treasury pesT aPP lication DENIFD, mn, (ue former Seualor from Teanesnne bis compensation ber fn Isl to the perio op vefased by the Seon eLmitte de application for tthe Sen oF (he Sens News from New Orleans. Now Onceans, Jun 6. 1966. yt dell aad dechntog OH bar ie Goid 142); wu etehange 62% ale’ ate } ce for middiin The rive: omtinnes to rie Sav Faanciume Jan 6. 1s Mining socks ore ashade irmer Ba | $775 Ophir, $255; Chotlar Potosi, $140; Imperiat, $110, Yeliow kel, $462 50; Crown Port, $595 ; lege! tenders, a News from the Sandwich Istands—I he Whaling Fiee Sas Paasenen, Jan 6, 1806. ‘The following Asneriowe whe ships anced wt How oluhs, Noverber 16 Tatoge Captain Pieher from the Arctic Ocean, with 40 ble peru 1,000 bhis whole oil and 12,000 he. bows; Califorma, Capiou C+ laud, from the Aretic Oven, with HHO barrel: whale oil and 19,000 Ibs. bone, Mi. Wallaston, Captain Willis, from the Arclic Orecan. be 1.000 Dole wleete off wad 19-000 foe. «| douse, Novetber is, George Howland: Captain Jones, } from the Arctic Geran, with | 100 boty «lade ou | 14,000 dm bone sailed from Howoi | | ood bome, Flin Adama Cop | gree, (eptaie Faston for Jiteh Perry, Captain Halsey, for # cruie, Mainadeer, Captain Raynor, (or denooh ine 6 emp | maw, for acruise December 2, Otiver Crocker, ¢ . formerise ‘The Amerionn ship Cevion, Cap tam Woods sailed fur New Hediord November 2 ‘The Counterfelt Cigar Bax Sta aepes. In the sreounte of the srrest of the connterteters af | the cigar bot Mamys, poblehed geateniny, * appenre from the vtatemen« of the offoers who made the srrest« that Chere were some crroce «The arrests wore made uw Captain “leer, Sergeant Whitmore, ond detectiew | MeClond, not cpoe information reeeived from Fuch, or any other prisower, bat upow selormaron soqrined by nar own omergy nad vigilew © r | The irue circumetances of (he arreeis, om um sare | mente of the affictes, apyenr io be beefy there Having © previously had his wrpictons vroneed, Captern Scere put j 2, @ateb upon 19 Chathome setoet and 22 Orobard atrect } the former being (he place where the stamps were made, apd the letter reidence of Witsehelliag, whe worked in 19 Chotham street, The wateh wae plored upon the premies on Wednemiay feet and on Thuredsy morning peserion taken of the fouth foor of 19 @hathen street. and the circumstance duly reported to Inepeetor Harvey and the District Atworney. On Thurslar afiernonn Wir cheiling wa arrested, und Blomeke, s 166 Witham street, intinediavely allerward Blomeke sduvitted bay ing printed the eiamp, but cout? pot tel) Low many ie had printed, nor how wach money he had Peerived fur printing them: Lut he pointed out the prets on which the stamps were printed, end sad thet be had throw Court © hie | th away. The jee were afterwards recovered Pe pf wy A |, apt Ran his natant, ot 19 Chatto " street, aud Robert Waiter, who made the plates, arrested 12 19, SE a O08, 2188, SOs S77, 1070, 36, | is 198 Willer street dnemive B.Cloud, da bei | tos, 199, 800, 4 taken before Inepociet Harvey be con! | Toe. 1 Se "Gee iecbete hee’ made the plates, The above are ali i principal fects | Berson Cove —Part 1-—Non 1678, re4s, of the arrests. | yett, aot, 1@B1, 1755, 1861, | ee ein 2—Nos, 1088, "Be 10nd, 1486, 2004, 1300, 22, Common Praas Goer Tr | 1ay2, 12, LUN, OR, Law, 840, we 1s NEW YURK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1866. SERVICES YESTERDAY. The Late Reverend Doetor Cumming: INTBRESTING CEREMONIES AT ST, STKPHEN'S C1 Yesterday the ordinary masses wero said at St. pieces of amusement to which we referred in the Hrxato Brepbeu's church; but the Sunday sehool exercises wore dispensed with, aud after the chiidfem's mass the pupils Of the Sunday schools, sixteen hundred end seventy in uumber, visited the pastoral residence and viewed the remains of their late beloved pastor and affectionate feacher, At the last mass the Rev, Dn McGlyon announced that the body of the deceased pastor would be immediately transferred to the church, and that those who wished to have the first view of the body lying ia state should remain in the church, About balf-past twelve o'clock the relatives and » few friends of the late Doctor amsembled in the mortuary chapel at the residence, when a short service was recited by the Rev. Dr. McGlymn, The body was then robed in eacerdotal garments of , and @ ‘ormed in the followmg prone Dn. MeGlyun, in @urpliee and stole. Acolytes, im black cumocks an: white sepplices, with black acarts over the left shoulder, Use Society of St. Vineent de Pual. coffin, borne by eight pall bearers, surrowaded by the gentlemen comprising the guard of honor. ‘The procession weved slowly up Twenty-vintl: street to Lexington avenue, to Tweaty-eighth sircet, to St. Ste- phen's chureb, The scene at the moment the procession the door of the church was moss solewn and im- press ‘The sacred edifice was tilled in every part, aad ‘as the body of him whoreared the church was borne alos ‘he aisle the emotions which pervaded the entire assen- bly were plainly visible in the moistened eves and ser rowfui countenaaces of all, The cottin being placed ups the catafalque, and after the appropriate prayers had be recited, the lid of the was reraoved, and the Rev, Dr McGlynn made # brief address, seeming to speak as if under inspiration aad ina most touchingly etoquent style eulogizing the great man, the good priest the kind friend, beside whose mortal remains be then stood During the delivery of the 1 ir saddress there could not be seen in the entire audie single one wumoved , and at the conclusion of the address the grief and sorrow hich had been so long pent up in the bosoms of all at broke forth, and for some time nothing could be heard gaye the unrestramed expressions of mowrning and | egret. [ie watchers having taken their positions, (he mem bers of the Society of St Vineent de Maul, acting os & committee of arrangements in churel, stationed then selves in the aisles, while the congregation passed \ middle aisle, and, taking a ‘atthe reniaius of the late pastor, passed out at the side door { From the time the congre; nood te mave | up to a late hour fast wig pu H monrners passed through at the rate of abont four thou. | sand per hour, | ‘The church remained open throughout the } gentlemen comprising the watchers being relieved at la | tervals of two hours each | Bishop Wood, of Puiladelpiia, bas telegraphed that !: and several clergymen from tht city woald be in { ance at the obs 4 10. | ng will b y of the oF¢ ist K The f worship yesterday were rondered of unusual interest by the delivery of an by Rey, Dr. Harri etary of the Methodist Spiscopal Board of Miseiout Jmmediaely alter the “monies incidental to (he day the gentlen vk of the great ue mie abrowd, He sald that be 4 not dwell par upon the fact that they were required, but wena that whatever action in th h deoided upon at ones, as those Who ne of spiritual advirers were constantiy matter wa en of tie Chureh. Lu the old ol Was Sel apart that x ut the peopl Could any f which arnount sey pended for the benebit + boing ated £ & fn conelnsion the to labor cheesfully and utribite pecunisely te the wlection baving Was Gist ned with ah n taken up, the eons Insteliatio Iscopal | 5 , The Biad Vio 1, 2fieat Hartman in Helping Bands tin, 08 the occaston Helou Weston opened an engagement, in comedy and trag. 1Y+ At Glenn's theatre, Norfolk, Va January & Old Moth," Hubbard, ayd tho ballet of The Flower Girls of Vouk, ® 404 the Maja de Seville, are perforused at the Cantarnay Y Meatre, Washington, D.C They tat an extra entertain 1Rt New Year's Day Ten Brocck's tabla, #UX Parndiso Lost aad & on exibition ia p, dfont, Mose ‘The romantic drama Th,” Child of #avanga i» played at the Academy of Music, Mix Yaukee, Wie, The cust in eludes Tetuls, a Half Breed, DY Misv Alice Mingebury, and Marianne, by Mee 1 Slo: AMUSEM ENTs. Tho holiday week of Now Yoar passed of anapiciousiy for the proprietors and managers of the many atiractive on, of Ne Ist inst. They bad crowded houses at their popu lar mMtinees and evening performances Encouraged by the dati *ring apport of the metropolitan public, ax wall asof our snauy visitors from the country, they lave, with comnseudable enterprise and at considerable ex pense, arrang’d to produce @ pumber of uovelties and some new faced during the present week, as wel! be sven byt omexed ; teume. BUOADWAY THEATRE. Mr. Joha B. Owens, the well known comediau, makes his appearance at the Broadway this evening as Solon Shingle, ina new threo act drama of that wame which has been expressly adapted for him, and bas never beeu performed before. This will be the first appearance of Mr. Owens iv New York sinee the clove of bis brilliant European engagement. Mr. Owens will be supported | ye agains ix playing Rover fu Wild Oatw at the Nase by the entire strvagth of the talented company engaged | Vii14 rrenn ) ieee The Hobters an® the Specter atthe Broudwuy. There will be new soonery. Alter Bridegroom sre given alternately. ‘The eompauy tm taking such a pleasing farewet) of Sam and Mose there cludes Harry Everett apa Messre, Mf Stewari, Wood, & av doutt but the peuple will give an eathusiastic recep. pres on to Mr. Owens LUCY RUSHTON'S YHWATRE. fim Ruston will this evening place oo the bowrds of her elegunt hone, the New York theatre, i Broudwuy, Tobia's three act comedy The Honeymoon, with « serong cast The pieew will be performed every evening a@tl fy vette with the farce Turntag Tie Tables further notice, The Honeymoon bas been always popu: | pe Viorences aro playing a highly succewdul eoyage lar ow the stage; wud wit’ got lowe anything mite rem | none at Pike’ Opera Bouse in Cipeinnat)—the receipes ne Unden -ien: Teaseaa's iApiriied: Gnepmnn averaging fifteen hundred dollars per aight. The Ticket Ained ow Mue Victoria, Mile Praucis, @agite and Fred Siegel and Rosa Morris have made a fre aqpesrance at Wade theatre, Cinctomat), ‘The Naiad Queen bar been paced op Lue boars af (he Holliday street theatre, Baltiwore, and hada Qvor ‘The Colleen Bawn was p' Aliya Hall, Hartiouf, Conn , wo a crowded house, on New Year's Day ‘The new Continental Theatre Compeuy clord « beet and remunerative engagement ia Portiorat Me, Mecsas ber 29. Winslow's dramatic company ix at tiie Academy of Mnwic, Providence, KL Ou Now Your's Dey thoy played Miss Bushton will persouate Julaua The amusing | oy peyve Man in to be produced, when Flerence wit farce A Man Without a Hend wilt be given previous to | euset’ Bots Brierly Lor the thee imiudred and twenty the comedy, The howe i embellished wan new wevemth time. The Florences prvered from (ielauate svevery tose t , Menee to Memphis, thence te Loolaville, TONY Faston's OPERA MOLAK, Wing new Irish dramacatiod Stepbens Keeape, et Rule im Teeiand, will be prodmeed at thie Javorite resort (his evening, and continued on Tuewiay and Wednesday, Mi. Josh Hart, the well known actor, will personate the famous Head Centre of the Teta and expect to get to Mew York in May, whem the ‘dru’ it be prepared to open and managea uew berlenque de wiki tee ©. Hh STAGH AND TH The bilkof MeVicker"y theatre, # contalved the following ann reurir Dhicagu, bor Veo malec Fenan Brotherhood, who now promenades so giacefally ay 1 ™ my hex Tauoww Tax Po.ernr asp © Ee on the evards af ‘i, 8 fiet hogored Kar fF Faris, snd’ has. Juat bop Fly oun, Saturday evening, December 20/186), Mrv. Acos Cowley, tho British Minister in France, by leaving hi T Cowell will deliver » second roply to Dre Hathield and The Kew, AP Van Ge the Reformed D pastor o of 6 The acceptance of the Giesun was anproved by wh by i Dutch son, veld nt jug arrancemenis ony of inetalintion then The Clase, ond Ube (orm. DOD, peimarivs fo charge the pastor Janes Wyekett WH, teu b render North “ot ing on ty the intevest made son mon—Rev, £. Willite, D. D. Talmage, priv To charge the peonle Rey Wm Awle Ihe Presiceme o to preside and ® Porte Centenary Celebration at Kal- timorr. Herne Jen. 7 1866. s were larwely attenited The Me tous enteuary » The general wens yer Hiebop Ame Approp ¢ Bonton Mee der paper upen tte ontrnmer « ence Tt etuinwe to be the olde thie or in otber Contry ' dispute as ty ite that ineeption Delong t hanel W whe « eighty sts Reged Y been appointed ton 1 a the wege Pw ittes be Were bs rac new The States sept wo the oilloge Brigadier Genecat | Brevet Loeutemant + Ruts P. Taples, who hes been appointed Juice in | Sapreme Hew yo Maine 2nd OreOly vemre mae mae #6) The New Grienns Tower of . heding bi hae returned, enue Sth it. sage — deol yee! withowt cong ig in favor of the pobey i to while the repabhean wen hers to yirid. Chey had been «x New Orleans trv Pepresewting tue iene an tt hem tuat ther they had taken the a god faith, » tn (hele wanport of thy thet Louivens bed pewed, oF yon of the ree io (he provinlons Dited Staten Reuate repealiug #!! | Unct iene 6o color between while aud eotored pee Pecally while Inwe of the samme hm sim! iw hoe orn end Wer aves Ver Harker, it news ot trite, ad bie Beal ieapeowed uy bis The New Orie vem rut of Vecemivor 22 eve Wot Genera! A. 1 Stewart, tate of tur Coptederate ermy, « now im that city, at the heed of the Drm of Kiewert & Brother, coltum (relent and general comminion mer (ba0m, where, tn comuertoe with bie brother, ne i+ devoting bimeeM to commer et parewite, eed qeety britding up for the howe a Seat cane chareeter im mer ae eee le it lew ‘The How James * Themes Maver of “) Lowe, on © br pt ed the fortieth verney om (he evening the Wih uit, bbe ltteer ete were Dreember 2 1787, ands rewtent of @ Deceinber, 1919 The citer remdent af dnmaes Clemens, Jt, warn at Theor y ont to Mt Touts im Aped, 18th The hat Ubete are neveral oer wee a) ater *t Lowlnans ip the erty than the shove who were pre erent Oo (he cnr anim. them Simmpaon, the father mtaw of Ma Genars! A J Mmith, he i over y years od, has resided tn he vty (or balf « ory, There @ Siso J.B Hortix, nearly evemty, believed to he ae vaca hve tether, Moray Oriexen whe see bus bore ee card at his residence. Miss Lawea Leclaire will play | Fowler's iavt attack» upon the rtrge, wheel will ao! Biddy O'Brien, Ho wuld ero ye ne bo tuplete and elaborte refutation of all the autiort isn mernpigaadleie baying who: would crowd:the neat | i ceoted by Dr Hatfield, and » comprehensive vindi little opers Loose to ile wkimost: bot what will be there | canoe of the dramatic profresion, but aiko an attack sult when We announce that Mr, Samuel Geay, the great orical adVersarign aid an exporiare of the Voutriloquist, will make a Geet appearance there to day, oy dishonesty Letrayed tu their late sermons. and that The stage Struck Chambermwaid will be preformed | THE MORMON’ ON THE MANAGERS COMBINATION ina Pasion and the whole troape willbe out, peta. 2 OUNG'S PITY WO BALLWE GIKLG iN ¥ i aud song and dance, clog hornpipes and aria) ey ercives [From the Salt Loke City Cetegeapér, Dee. 10 | wire will be produced in great vaviety. The Y ing slightly on the question ol ot havagagen th r were remind that someot the wo sdwy and Saturday after yatinees are Com sc acuahastnalieb vase a ae H tad ¢ ‘ow York, have lately gi vem Sfoued: Andeniable evidence tigures--to shew thar GROLGK CHKISTY'S MINS TREES | vluve Kittle share y digi) cbinplay'? of the The present is the seventh week sipee the fuvugura The baties girls of Gothans, tollowiye the example : sean i : 5 ta teal jeiouk, ercratly etek Ter an inereaye of pay, Lou of the new Fifth Avenue Qpers House, and the inte. | aA hor ihe teoeilae toes fo yom 9 rest ts maby patrons In lie great soce flere not | abd wanton warts, bat ihe extreme dit t prest abuteweni. Mr Paul Berger the popatar y hd 40 wom ad body Loge mile a hint Lo covers baritone. wiil bb fret appearance w ith oom At» misatomg for the al urpoes one taiy-aaid the j bay evening. George Christy'* amusing an ¥ | profession were eulject to the eseere and mat lyie plees, eutitied Mrs. Day © New Yeur's Calis for ise6, | for wt the theater sett in theatre that th . husines wae Rumble it eoeential Vo manager | will be ptayed by particular desire, George Chriaty apy | it was on or igegg parm hah ow paid } pearing as Mr Adoipliias High Fiver, a fop with empty | Auctie wo! wolf she were Bot | fockets!. My POIlh doh, 6 @ tdauce, wil | Partly sapported trom oF 4 Widowed tnether; Jotlar ane her end bee h. Donwideon and Hodgkin are announced a vce ag yh arps. The remainder of the Cheisty pr 4 wow port y. oud We is va ond ty gelected }4 at drew for or aad her + last for ave 10 Lo bie ber “ dane uit resaivest rouse ot salary Dan Bryant will appear veuing as William Henry hh wonld mn ay weekly Pi: wanthiontldion’ te bial ae lakes ‘ wardrobe Dowery seven | & weatherbeaten the fine al wk } re — Bla Eved Wiiltiam, at Mechant Ly beer The nexcellont order and the hae to matical and vitsetbua es over: Bivanta ¥, dows, down sake @ fathumiow and wreteiver But of conme contains sme Bew ant songs; the M | ue eo mgr bgia cert Tin pan on He or S¢ Dane Bry verde eta bm, wt Bryant as the Stomp Orefor: the 5 bam ly, by avalon. Meascs, Eramuett, Ger, Templeton and Seve Pr nev volo by Sig. J. Garatagul, Exempt Sha atinée . ' r n ADVERTISEMENTS FOK TH COUNTAY, amines wie forthe Wea? Ae v8) be hewdet way, opposite the Me se , hints eee: ad uaiow a b evory Wednesday evening Ite om H iG eatin ak 4 ecterprising + ferrore, | + ters aid gentiones tb roughout the 6 ovigina’ | sell ncfraring very cavity, Advertisementa | Oe | pected ia Une Warne Hamecn aul thine be <ean ty 0 large ! ; | o re active atid evargetic peuple Of the Unwed | ' 3, NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC } THF BC ADEMY OF MERE Whearer . aie | his establishment eenownee Que Gite euberrne ¥ the arpeemance it Ne You ! any af omy cy eaerie from (ue . ere in Mile * sineed ‘ prin Wa nopans, and Mo Aruna § | queried io re ner wal wer prectt | teue Tr . pear io Le ale ’ on nde . sit mode 8 ' sa enews sumsid He pote halve ew | ‘ y | Penetitinge hy the Way —' Grotiomoe . A Hoon — Ward) Ladies Paper Cotltare : ‘ led ‘ . “” "i ‘ . a “* ' Nie tematity thee Conmptentow tne t nea! 7 “ . , tT . " AT) Legal Reteeny Prine: Cashed ” H ory “ . . cay aly vee ! tree Cmaleedt tw beget . Kyte ’ _ At Pellak A Sere ee Meer eet . sierere, @ Rendon . | A at phemes Actions Care Newer atte ” ‘ ‘ ‘ ot vee wr oe i o vn ~ e j atu Wiltiams @ilt ord te the Baliimore, wbere they are te ' a The “ ad Met repent 64 Decomier fret iw the ' ° ee Thee ee The bas ‘ emer bre oboe th Redes wrest See Tot the vo Baton, wns quintty ‘ minas, Untarged Jot opened ih of Lvomin ‘ tow eet uy Or RA Ae ood 4. ow Vow ” woe The opeatue & nyt ae Baeey 2 gt Cvistnaero’s Wate Dye | by Roweh (narmoud, oth itis pamerint rome a We eps wecinseie and vein! Jeannet! wax pinged of the Revive Musena sah a) Vee dty + ened by of aeee Dame Wiggies at the # Cormiqne, oa on | drew Tecthing. the Mom ah 2 fateful (eed a Ure WEESLOW & nO b Mir 4 Preto appeered vod | cone, New 9 © ther bod Wien og Kew Ror ter er, 4, Sehemee ‘ rome eet Mew Terk oe esmeow Holiern Keriieh Comment pay we he | reat dpee, (he he mere Me * Dey Mes Mele Holman pareomei ag Fauune | evening the Lome of # Lower wee given Me | Gir) oteying Peter Spy and Moe Heenan Genie » oil r ro j awe me Com pales — | Mocbere bas beee plovat on the iwards of the View pa oy Fe oe hom t borg (ew | heer | | & opeee Chir etme deka, Mr @eune mene of de Decemier 22 ond Th Den Mies wae eth the compe * VEGROAPLY HALA I CUTOOR Bt Om. = | pad \wtroded bie ecareied eurmale RASH E AO) New Tor, eum! sgrme wr LP Rervert het © forewell beort h Lowevitie, Ky lecomber The | Lyows aed & Kine we tee Vera The Hi feqrees of | the Arademy af Mowe | Biidegroem fette mes The Vickoturg (eweienr Monee! Company her gua | 1% amrew the tenebiants of Tense, Mime, with 6 teow periermenncme i ‘The Captain's So A Mm @ the Otte of 8 fine whieh @ pinyed ot the Creat Aalt Lake Clog (Utah) (hee tre, to the crest Gehaht of the wxigte The com ie | Clete —Gonere! Mormwe 10 Crem Capiete Pre fag, & tastin, Kanily (dimguinnd as Cpt fer we), Mire NH Lends, Femme (Gieguied as Jotn Mots Mone ope | } a | L w kcagte Setee Sewtag Digestion Lanna ¢ ll Cpe ot hare Gree CTR Cmireinry tame te ne, er Cae ; ca ’ my ove tore Hees, 6 bt ele a oe ot & Hee wered