The New York Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1866, Page 6

THANKSG. Freclamations of President Johuson, Governor Fenton and Mayors ate ev: Ries waned Reliejoug, Philanthropic, Civic apa Other Ceremonies. . POMINATION. rong 4 eifth, Nineteensh ROBERTS. By BE, term, tod us trustee for we ‘HATCH, ESQ, ” CANDIDATE, cn Here DISTRICT, PTROLLER, MICHAEL QONNOLLY. 4g Public mestings of the oltizéns of the rew OPPOSED TO T eared over the peopl FI a emi peeiriving (0 aveld tin November, and sec Tunning auother candi ‘all others who are in fat 7, wiil be held at the &! ‘speakers nam the spea! ane | Amusements During the Day and Eveziing. ‘the November viciory empl’ LOURTH WARD. », November 29, 7; The Courts to be Closed and Business Gen- erally Suspended. ‘Warren Hall, corner ts. Pursuant ¥ the proclamations of the President of the ‘United States, the Governor of New York and the Mayor of this olty, to-day has been set apart as a day of thanksgiving and praise to Almighty Ged for the mani- foid bicesings wherewith He has visited the nation during the past twelve months, The institution of ‘Thankegiving Day in this country, it is well known, is traced to the Pilgrim#athers, and New England people to the present time hail the retarn of the day as one in Cana ‘which hope and love find their consummation; a day which is more sacred in their calendar than all the Other days of the year. To the student of history it | carries his thoughts back to the days of the Pil- grim Fathers and their ever memorable departure from Delfthaven to their landing afterja few months’ passage on the ice-clad rocks of Plymouth, weak and weary from the voyage, poorly armed, scantily provis- ioned, without shelter and without means, surrounded ‘by hostile tribes of Indians; and then to their first sea- son in tilling the land, the barvest of their first crop, and the solemn observance of their first thanksgiving day on this continent, The day in this State is gener- ally observed ag a day of feasting, and not of fasting, and is given up to sociality, family gatherings and amusement. Seriously, it is a day worthy of the con- templation of all,as the nation bas-ample reason for thank- fulness for God’s rich mercies, past and present; for our escape from the ravages of a fearful pestilence; for an abundant barvest and the continuance of national peace, Indeed the day promises to be more generally observed than it has been for some years past. In the churches of this city the services will commence at eleven 8] WARD, Friday, November 80, 734 P. M., Sixth Ward Hotel. eA salel M. O'Brien, hilip J. MoGuire, gone M. Eee ustine E. Costello, D. Baturéay, December 1, 73 F. Greenwich Hall, corner ‘Christopher and Hudson # ‘SPRAKERS. Tig PB. Me Py Hab, neni Se Daniel M. Oren, gue, cig A cha A, Thompeod, iy yh Mitchell, J fis Rea fn TWELPTR. WARL D. Baturday, December 1, 73 P. a, Washington Hall, Third FOI WARD, ecember 1, 73g P. M.; Union Assembly Rooms, Patarday, eee Grand and Bilsabeth streets iy RD, Thursday, November 29, ich yke'e, 14 Leroy placer John A. Thompson. a WARD. Friday, November 30, 734 P. vi Seventh avenue, SPEAKERS. John H. Anthon, Captain Wm. H.’ Hogan, b Mite Nathan SEVENTEENTH WA Jobnson’s Hall, 124 The United States Treasury, the Stock Exchange, the banks and the courts will be closed, and there will be a Seursday, Novel Teg FyM., unnony Garden, 18 | general suspension of business. The Proclamations, BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON. Almighty'God, our Heavenly Father, has been pleased vouchsafe to us as a people another year of that jonai life which is an indispensable conditien of peace, That year, moreover, has been 'H WARD. 73% P. M,, New York Assembly Rooms, it avenue and Twenty-second street. crowned with many that has 80 recentiy ed, Foreign intervention has ceased wo ex- hension. Intrusive Domestic tranquil - has improved ; rgely prevailel, an: There boon widely Te sbundanttly; our Friday, November Pitty fourth treat, | Denignly care have Iai An ‘Our fields have yielded quite industry has been richly rewarded, and we have been allowed to extend our railroad interior recesses of the country; while our commerce has customary activity in foreign seas. These ® national acknowledg- President of the trig J Menlens, stern far into tho Behan, Becond svenue and fusy-third oer John H. Anthon, tel northeast corner of } resumed its i. great national bieesings deman: ment, Now, therefore, 4 ‘ United States, do here Ma William G. mint y of rdes of Damooratic Union deueral Oommittes, be observed hore in the several States and JOH Ey by the Ie thereof as a day of thankegivimg and with brapce igh temple doth ev speak His rmvenid aloo tbat on the same solemn occasi a INTION OF 1 " et i ‘whieh alone can lead any nation Into the way: of all good. In offering these national thanksgivings, and supplications, we have the divine assurance 1 Lord remaineth a king forever; those that are ent, and such as are ge! e Lord sball give strength lo, and the Lord shall give to His people the ANDREW JOHNSON, meek shall He guide in jud; shall He learn His way. G@ OF THE PEOPLE OF NEW }. CONNOLLY Fo? Comptroller, SPORE, INSTITUTE, SATURDA! by vie a 1, ‘will positively address tho GP sere i tive York in favor BY Gove: aig Sarop zthe favor of Almighty God another prosperi been grant to the monwealth. From the ocean to the lakes the earth has brought forth the grain and the fruits adapted to the use of man. Our manufactures and commerce have ; Our means of communi. erican people have been ex. Divine assistance, the ocean has two continents are united as per- bers, and humanity of our people, throug! Kept tbe pestilence at bay, crowded citics from the calamities o! and and becn ‘The following eminent meet: Ral) RE a a ot OWT SATION®, i TION FOR COMP. gathered an increase of energetic and competent Srp pe WOLFE, Chairman, in all ways the “i lee her old paths to ‘a Dy the hand of God. ie year has hiner the § le. Men who have been favored moved to endow noble untversities; th? s the common ech: ery religious denomination work harder for the salvation of bas exerted 11 for lifting up the & Dolition) renamatenat’ of the children of the int e @ momentous ob! mly met and con- ofthe various ey affect the common good, Ya thelr = and. in pres. ‘they have evinced tie puaniy Ore Vs wou PRON, President. TAYLOR, Vice President. th ward Tammany Hall ™®. U'Donnell’s, 210 Third ave- of November instant, be set apart and P= 4 sgiving and praise to God for all his mercies during the past year. I obedience to a custom which I sincerely ‘be continued and honored, I call upon 1@ city of New York to gi Tecommendations of the national and and on that day, wi ward, to pure THOMAS? ew of School Trustee. ‘CHMAN, Chairman, tate Executives, ith great humility and heartfelt ka to their Heavenly Father for all I shall not attempt to enumerate them : they are count- Jers and boundless. While rendering iving, let us also fervently pray that God, in his wisdom will load the nation in safety through all the and make usin his own good le, HN T. HOFFMAN, Mayor. RY MAYOR WOOD, OF BROOKLYN, Brooxtrs, Nov. 24, 1966. i ned Fanctoy the oon day ppoint wureday, the aa a day of devout thanksgiving to abundant merey and goodness to Asa community beg special Road for thankful- ravi the 4 isease which threatened to desolate so. many eartanooes has been 5 the prosperity of our city in all that per- lation and material wealth has been con- t and well directed indastry been actively and Droftably on * pt want has Lo] Cn ‘banish ere eo us and abundant harvests with the entire ination has been blessed. ae a In the midet of material we Bracow, Becreta COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. Before Judge Rusgel. DISOMARGE OF THE GRAFD JURY. Jury drought in a batch of indictments yester. foreman having stated that they had passed eriis which endanger I Hine a happy and unit In accordance with the tim: ernor of this State has a of November instant, Almighty God for bis Popeyes aoren at Cuna nd larceny, was med ton similar . Who stole #100 worth of jewelry from the reni- seWaits erectus Se gees No the late Prison neas at this time, 0 years and six mon! ferphy., who was bel to Chat cted for attemptin, riot of the Firat to vote Megally at the Std, pleaded guilty to Headed putty Lo carrying @ slung shot, Prosperity and advancement cause to believe thatthe great moral move. the ha fe gui thar andere the of undechied, While thankfulness that ve not failed to receive tn our com- of arms eo more heard in our favolved in the war remain cause for a continued has returned to DECISIONS IN SUPREME COURT. EN anaes Judgment for de- woke the throne of Almight rs peace to the nation, freely extended to us ae A there. this city suspend NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 29, 1500. oeartelant tert tte Netice Postmuster Kelly. The Firemen. 2 Cr pew, ~@, being n this | Hook and Ladder Gompany Unio# Bill, New have also unless office and ate LLY. u Jase, wervaceaneie trees Sa wil ore to the will of ofa ‘Te-Day. at will make © short'parade through f and We rye Services agg home by the way of Hobokea, On their by their support a There will be Rpiscopal serviced im English xt the bokea Gay ibe Teanved hom Company Na. ot toro nope Freagh' This? du sans sprit, Twenty-second stich | them with a collation, a Yankeo™ with ab. | between Firth asa sixip saKbte. ob clean orelock : T _7y9 a.” Melmeen Fneine No 9 a stabone. rn officer goes about we MioRiy. Dy Pe We TG RE HE “nwn ty, Pie can es Rey. § mic ree at the Byna- | Was to have taken Place, ving Day, bas been oo Wore ° th streot, at | POmPOne® 7 mandating tg armle ‘tad nob ceased ue, comer of Broadway and y-slxth street, SS to thelr homes, It is three o'clock P, M. whrget Exéfinions. ‘ ican flag was. displayed Rey. Urban C, Brower will preach at the Christian | The Now “ork Post Office Guard will parade to-da¥ | across the street on the last anniversary of Wasbington’s church, in Twenty-eighth street, near Broadway, at half. | 80d procetd to Germania Park, Morrisania. Several in past ten A.M. Subject—“‘Is Peace Secured ?”” fiuextial gentlemen will be present and valuable prizes i i 4 ft d i Kd ty Ft iy = e i E i fe & Bt z rt H Presider the present crisis as i discord is the ministry of the South, who have, like many of their Ni it Rev. Samuel H. Com D. D., will preach in the West wifi be contented for. a with it, at in that in the event bh G, Byrnes Musket P. H. O’Brien, Cap- tlemen, im diag et eyirnn cary Saves PSHE) il une fr te soning Tn over | Pine adhe Tac eat Gi a cr | PHBE iy, ‘ork par] ex wo i they will give as ball at Milliman’s Hall, Seventh avenue. At the Chapel of the Holy Saviour, on Washington } ‘Mt Oh fer and Furaiture Guards, Captain Hugn Pow- | @2Ul,8 Raw oH Febelion. | While Unioniam is & taken minent in politica’ It would the their office Eitea theta to the work Square, there will be services at half-past ten A.M. Sor- are, will also parade, ‘They will turn out over one bun- | yngencrous ‘conduct of this section is all the moro roy tion, but they are unforgiving of the imagined ne done the South by the suppression of the rebeliion. extent of their bitterness bas steer illt Forgive thy enemy,’ to apply only when me Y do’. know wi this mon by Rew. Dr. Cross, of Pennessee, men. om markable in that hundreds of business firms in Northern « fantasticals, will also turn out under | 4, 4m all he Catholic churones high mast will bo eu0g. } command of Captain W. O. Wannenbarg. They will | eiles,are compared of men who wont there on the fal poe In Triity church the festival will be honored with @ | visit Van Gilewe’s, Eichty-sixth street and Eighth ave- | jn °the land of those they fought, while in New York | the fact that they havg interpreted the Scriptural in- full cheral service and a grand anthem, and it is ex- | nue, for target practice. city last spring it was eatimated there wore fifty thous- pected that Rev. Dr, Vinton will deliver an appropriate @ and young men from the South, who had gone there sermen. rt ‘The Rev. Dr. Holme will preach in the Fift A grand matoh game of quolts for $1,000 a side and | ‘° seek employment. Seovioas commence %, one clock ‘a then jornit x arch Rosurrecth y- oth ‘ formal thority —| ‘be called dis At the Chi of the jon, Thirty- Commencing at eleven o'clock, on the Ni Quoit pam an a ne oo ae dh loyalty if oan ry mear Sixth avenue, a Than sermon will be | ground, Brosdway and Astor piace, between MeLare! gianco—is not at all below the Mere Wai psp Bona ae am A ad ns Pa. and, | and evident disobedience, to use a natid term, 1m 0" ‘mn thé morning. {adging from the skill of the contestants, a close and | duties which the surrender of the rebel Déwatng sireet, Be a seer erece will be | eecegeting yume Many oO LO ae Pela re f Subscription to the oath of loyalty ‘upon Rev. Day K. Lee, , there will be | a gathe for aaide between Smith, of Paterson, N. | people of the State, In the first place oy i Poe aie wiper pha es J., and Holmes, of Germantown, Pa., which promises | to thoir legislative body many men who. wore that ‘‘enemy”’ repents. rendering is ingenious and novel way of tohate. the Yankees to their heart's cont ven when they die, tion to the government on the ‘THR HOSTILITY TO THE GOVERNMENT. tainl; enue. | the championship of America wiil be played to day, Tho opposition which is manifested towards federal vale meine lain | State will, after all, seem comparison. Were the rati ion of armies and the lation of ninety thousand at the utm “4 York—places Again, fs entitled to eight Representatives 1n Inthe Temple Ahawath Chesed, corner of avenue C | to be finely contested. nently connected with the rebellion, and who it was | sand less than Ni po atagpeiyr ak gp ong eay ot of Semedeie Sut txprclad wanld Go ren aired’o “iakaaeke seta" Ligh patt emer the whole country, A 2. nestruction. in choosing such men ey Adit Hu of the ‘will deitver ‘The Day Bleewhere. have shown & ¢ ‘the Implied obli York city to six only. the eermon Ror R Welsch, will Yead the cholr. “A | At the Home for Destitute Children, on Butler strcet, pe pn gg Reh een tae pital EY conn hymn expressly written for the occasion by Dr. Huebsch | near Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, dinner will be pro- | leaders of the South in the rebellion, who prolon; AL, From this picture it is pleasant to turn to eration of the Union and and set to music by Rev. Mr. Welsch will be executed by | vided for the inmates at one o'clock P. M., to which | war by every artifice in their reaah, and who, judging visitors are invitea. from the text of the proposed constitutional amendme| iotr, ‘The absurdity that a nation can deny its loyal inhabit. | "Ta Yyorsey City there will be a police celebration. The | are more distasteful to Congress than the mon wl elements of the people ot iaply Uni em i =u iarger number is undeni inion iy a 4 claimed, bat that was the number of votes polled ants re} ntation, and go amend its constitution that ice will celebrate its first Kagivi showed thoir sincere, if mistaken, belief in the justnesa the disloyal can legalize the ‘distranchisement of the | Hodson Riser nee vat ee setyartors and by a parade al | of the robel catiso by fighting for it on. the battle feld loyal by wholesale and with impunity, and yet claim to ve mare, During the war North Carolina was regarded as a com- Ree rpperaicns governed, wit Be (Oe. Bin ee Van Jcouementa are in progress by the leading citizens | paratively loyal State, because of the opposition sho course oer ae eer et Ot bea Moy of Newark to furnish © dinner on ‘Thanksgiving Day to | made to tho tyranny of Joff Davis; but it wonid seem Giles pea cnne oie. Partans, square, at | the disabled soldiers, at the Soldiers’ Home, in Newark, | now as though her people were ashamed of any such Ah the Dathkiway Sabertacie “clincoh, et ‘That institution is occupied by a number of | record, and are anxions to pay homage to the old seces- <e ns tee ronnie aeoek uy a7 ne Sixth Yetorans who were disabled in the service during the Aes sete by investing {ts supporters with legislative i snot 4 “d ‘cok. ite war, will preach the Thanksgiving discourse. Services com- ren connected with the Truants’ Home, situ- | The evidence of a respect for the national authority mence at eleven o’clock in the morning. sia eran Brooklyn, ‘ull have ‘@ good dinner. on | is wanting in the Legislature itself If that body is the present incumbent at the last election for ‘The candidate who received these votes had not been formally put in nomination, but the loyal men of the Btate to the number above mentioned gave bim: their unsolicited support, The ontire vote cast was very” light, the Unionists refusit had been disheartened at t! in obtaining control of the State. They now regret the: leniency of the government in permitting their time- honored opponents, the destructives, to return so s00n: At the Fifth Avenue Baptist chureh, corner of Forty- | mioatagiving Day. The Key. J. Smythe, of Brooklyn, | Joyal it has a very curious method of showing it, Every | to the exercise of their political functions, . 81 sixth street, an address will be delivered by Rey Thomas | the Rev. Dr. Stevenson, from Canada, ‘Dr. Roy, and | officer which jt has thus far chosen, with a fow excep. rying ‘over judgment in our national affairs.’’ Divine service will be held in the synagogue of the The constitutional amendment is objected to on alk sides, by loyal as well as disloyal men. As @ measure is ., at eleven A. M. Subject—‘‘Mercy glo- dresses tions, is objectionable to the Union men on the score of y phate kre expected Sa aeieen om gia alts: deep rooted enmity to the government of the United | is not waat is required to meet the exigencies of the South. One party will always oppose it as it disfran~ Stat i t 4 dur the , while it im- od fans tah cnet 7 wi Pat their friends and their favorites. In the gregation Anshi-Chesed, in Norfolk street, at two NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS. puted that that enmity still exists. Almost every Union con; o’clock P. M. Rev. Dr. Mielziner, the Rabb! of the con- grogation, will deliver @ lecture on the occasion. y RALEIGH CORRESPONMEN was voted down, and for the reagon, in one instance to A grand temperance demonstration will take place OUR RALEIGH CORRESPONDENCE. which I have been referred, that he had made.a Union this evening in the Baptist church corner of Downing — present Legislature there are sons and relatives of sons particularly aimed at in the third of course oppose ite ratification, that they will not vote to ban their man who was nominated for office in the Legislature per section, who wild speech as fat back as 1860. Only afew days since an {and the éoctrine- and Bedford streets, at which Edward Carroll, Esq., of | The State Government im the Hands of Dis- | att-mpt was made to refer the appointment of the magis- will lecture. loyal Men—Ostracism of Union Men and | trates thronzhout the State to a committee of the lower BROORL YN. : it nba epee nf ea acne ee the State Legislature—The Constitutional | “istrict to nominate and appoint for himself, Had the hold The States rights party 1s not by any means extinct with the war) maintain thas. if the present Legislature is deemed competent to ratify ‘@ constitutional amendment, it is also competent to send’ Hut iT re would . Representatives to Congress whose roception and admis- regolution prevailed good care would have boen taken pt pore ees hes ta "uaed sapomyiliar Unio Sentiment—Antagonistic Attitude of | house, instead of permitting}the representative from each Thanksgiving services in the house of worship of | Amondment Not a. Remedy for the Dim. | Tol! ni < ae the latter, South Ninth street, K. D., at cleven o'clockfA. | culty—Endorsement of the Herald Plan—The | Pcomment all nancoa! Union maginetan Bares M._ Services by the Rev. L. W. Bacon. Unionists Enthusiastic for It, &c. Project was too glaringly evident, end it failed to pass, sion should prec: amendment. Others again oppose it on account ©. the alternative of reduced representation or negro equality. The Union men, the unquestionably 80, oppose it for the Rev. Mr. Guion, pastor of Grace church, on Conselyea RauuicH, N. C., Nov, 23, 1866. If the Stato officers are so thoroughly loyal, why is It street, near Lorimer, E. D., wid preach a sermon appro- priate to the day at eleven o'clock. 4 JOURNBT SOUTH been counted, bundled and stored away in the t that the confederate money belonging to the State has same reason that the radicals North do—viz., that itis alts of inion, not stringent enough upon theirenemies, The U1 men, aithough many of them, particularly inthe western: Rev. Charles 8. Pomeroy will proach at the Ross street | at the present time will fail to convince the traveller | the ‘Treasury and takes its place in the financial records Presbyterian church, chapel on Wilson street, E. D., t | that as much has been accomplished in the way of | 2s 60 many asects? The Unionists have their theory. eleven o’clock. Rev. J, M, Buckley, late of Detroit, Michigan, will de. | restoration as was hoped for in the submission of the | oe Wang that the moncy may yet be worth sometiy liver a dlcoarse this evening 1a) the ‘Summorield Meth- | forooe recontly in armed rebellion. The fact becomes | and thus induce a support of men and measures pledged church, t struction to ite recemption: Rev, Dr. Slotrs and Alr, Beecher will each preach spe- | PAlatully evident at every ms Pe a tare ‘a thnother carious case of this spieit of ‘hostility to ths cial discourses, wanting in the South not only politically, but morally | pov omnment is witnessed in the ease of Captain Bryan, In many of the Brooklyn churches there will bo two | and socially. The same spirit which existed throughout | an officer of the loyal North Carolina cavalry, who made services, one in the morning and one in the evening. the Btate of North Carolina during the war, asfaras it | @ raid from Tennessee into his native State. For this JERSEY CITY. he was indicted during the war, and the indictment is section of the State, believe in its justness, are op] They say it is for the purpose of keeping alive the spark | to universal suffrage for tho reason that Jand owners—the quondam slavehoiders—would cont the votes of the biack man, the poor white, . Universal etuate the power of the men who instituted the ion to preserve their slaves; so the proposed combina. tion—-uhiversal saffrage and universal amnesty—would! ainendment would: As a means of adjustment it ta neither they always have that of suffrage would only not be a remedy, The constituona! ‘The day will be celebrated hero by special service in } Has been made manifest ina brief journey to this point, till on the county records, and’ Bis namo le Callen the Roman Catholic charches, the Mpg Taber- | still prevail, When the war ended the people of a thie seesiona of the court. ‘What a remarkable fen when it comes up for consideration in the shangh, the Wayne street Reformea Dutoh sbureh and S 10 Wa a the Third Hoforined Dutch church in Hamilton square. dictated by the national authority; but now that | ; the reins of power have been resumed, and that | government, country and flag. Amusements. ‘a State government is in operation, the old time malcon- It te to be regretted, that in the isxecutive of the . State: we find respect for the government overwhelmed THE THANKAGIVING DAY’ MATINEES, tents are reasserting their grievances, and seem deter. | 1). pariican feclings, and the distinction of count) The managers of the favorite places of resort for | mined to cast obstacles in the way of any movement | party lort sight of in the bitterness of politics, wv amusement have arranged to give'very brilliant Thanks- | which is in opposition to their old plans, The present | ever may be the politica ehade of the party constituth It will not benefit the Union men. Yes the twenty-five or thirty unconditionally Unian meme bers of that body wiil vote for it out of pure loy: on the record as loyal men t that they are willing to sabe ject all personal considerations to the national authority and the national plan of reconstruction. In this and | the Union men have on Stat d acquiesce ii rance of the relations of the State to the general govern- conta gph lhyaed tcl in Madaver, We8 tir! Norte /Okrelina pededibas to indiat ae eoteaa an who was but acting in obedience to his duty to his | 28 to place them: as the one for the emergency. I hat A assured by prominent Uniouibis that it is just what the national authority, every officer of the repubWoran giving matinée entertainments at their establishments | State government is in the hands of men who were op: | Paricularly a Stale’ Governor, ehould peng nt in tho afternoon. Matinée programmes, dramatic and | posed to the Union. With the machinery of the govern- Feelings (geen ina soaakesting Proclamation. musical, have been made up with great care, and the | ment in their management they are still in opposition to overnor Worth, however, in his proclamation has ig- nored the United States, which he does not even men- ‘whole talent of the different companies will be em- | the principles whose sway should have found power | tion by name, He speake of. the “nation,” but pot ar ployed. The performances will take place at the houses | with the success of the federal arms. The subject wil! | quoting the section of the law directing the issuance of in the following order, be elaborated further on. the proclamation. Otherwise the document invokes the At the Broadway theatre the atfraction offered for the YROM PORTSMOUTH TO WELDON. eft undefine Thanksgiving Day matinée, at half-past one o'clock, is Passing from the Baltimore packet in the gray dawn THE UNITED STATES SENATORENIP, Wauted to restore the State to its ‘The plan will place ths loyal guidance and hasten ite admission to working: membership in the federal government, Congress it posing that the comatitnti was to solve ihe problom of raconsiruction. man here can see such pecae to pray for something; but what that is he has | adoption, and were they in the majority no} roject tt as a measure; while in a minorhy, they will vote for it to prove their desi mony with the national government. What they roper status with tate unequivocally im very fine. Mr. Charles Dillon, the tragedian, appears in | of morning, we entered the oars of the Seaboard and | | When tho Lecislature assembled a year ago peace had the beautiful drama of The Artist of Floronce, played | Roanoke Railroad, and from the windows: surveyed the | {re 'houv were orcmeend ye teste deltberations of last Saturday afternoon at this house with much success, | dingy street and houses near the depot. Afew people | was that In choosing United Sjates Senators, Messrs, Gra- } after which the pleasing comedienne, Miss Kate Reign- | were about even at that early hour, and their appearanee {ex-Governor) and John Pool were chosen qualified test oath and an 0d, to get control ion of men to power who iepin duty is toward the nation is the first stép in the proper ni olds, will appear in her sparkling personation of Riche. | wason par with that of their surroundings Tho city | War's Concossion imine prevailing apn? Core ngice lieu tn his youthful days (sixteen) in the comedy of that | of Portemouth, though relieved of the effects of the war | ham, though prominently connected with the tebsilion reconstruction of the State, ‘Tho negroes, since their freedom ‘nae given »: ‘1 thi out ai a Senator at Richmond, accepted the rebult of thé contest name, played by her with much éclat throughout the ines 1862, shows no signs of recuperation. It was a witty Toncbantinons teauee ua edmlited ihe overiarow mewret desolate looking place. It was but tho first step in the | of the ideas for which the rebellion .had been ina At the New York théatre, Broadway, will be given a contemplated journey, Even greater desolation was to be rudy apd decrared himself grand GriMfth Gaunt matinée, the performances to com- | witnessed farther on. My commiseration was excited wiih as the siécess of the federal arms had in maence at one o'clock. The cast, scenery and music are | that the Southern people had been so dead to their rea) men at tho time of his nomination, thongh thy fat the same. interests, but aremark made as we were about to enter embers of fhe satore rejleed % bis ae twa. Tony Pastor has an opera houso in the Bowery ready | the cars changed that feeling to bitterness. “We of the | tie drawing he wof the léig (4M find Mr. Poot here in North Carolina, at Tenet that their new duties. I have seén thom at work in the cote ‘pon a6 ‘railways, or at their Cet g resolutely for the new order F Svservation was only during ‘0 the State to this point, and was confined to and cities, Imay be mistaken in appl, a0 @.Limate of their condition, but where I " exemplary. Here iney ate a decided improvement upon the slows He was consequently unobjectionable to Mnior for the reception of ladies, children and family parties | South,” said the speaker, evidently a former slave | Stott,term. The latier gentleman's torm ehivs next March, and the present Legislature wil} choose hic enc attending » Thanksgiving matinée, which will commence | owner from the other portions of his conversation, “we | cessor by an election next Ty 4, ‘vers litle ot half-past two o'clock, The successful spectacular | of the South must retain our cfitracter asa peaple, and | Coubt of the result, The Leg's burlesque, The Fairies of the Hudson, will be played, and | to retain that we must retain our land; to retain our |} ,7cve rebel than that of last, and thersfore Mr has his chances for re-election reduced by ro much. song and dance abound as in the evening. land we must adopt @ tenantry system like that of | Union members will vote for him, but bey are. ae Charley White's Minstrels and Combination Troupe | Eugland.”” hopeless minority. A few of the old #ecessionis!s may sorvantage of former vee contrast to the seopuanoes waiters it 1s charged in Governor Worth’s message Tenders against ta} are mostly bla¢kK men, ral Avery, (he ingpoctor of the Freedmen’s sroh ts not the case, here ie very little '¢ of the present year One of the best espouse his cause, but it will be in the hope of obtain wee Dart in & matinée, opening at half-past two | Lot mo say, in Justice to the- poople of the South, | inga more immmdinte admittance to Congress ° intentions of the colored race, as of all communi by bis | its organization of sociotios sor mutual benefit and ck, of Bryante’ Mechanics Hall, Broadway. Mian | thathis companion, likewise a Southerner, refused to | election. The prominent candidates nomad te eu. roy endorse wa ceed him are Clingman and Brage, who i Eva Bront fs in the last days of her engagement, The soaine sshomey ob, mnalanalne’ theisepublionn tcbtiea States uenna and uit with tik he ae Female Clerks of Washington will be presented, Tight of the laborer toearn hig title to the soil he cult!- | thern Senators at thy beginning of th i ‘The famous bin Mr. Hartz, will be out ig extee | vated. The feudalist dropped the subject, b sohartomed the element “atone > ane Wonderful performances and feats at Dodyorth’s Hall, The road to Weldom has been restored to ver good government, the deminer! fa i rn ae “ at the Brondwiy, 19 ¢ matinée, to commence at two o'lonR. Raat nq tho trip was Tie In good time ana very | will with’ Iitle doubt be ‘chosen to ‘go to Wark: ‘The “‘Mvaterg," a human head floating tn the alr, vith | ns; pA Oke Femmaladet of his astonishing will present at tho Park theatre, | S°™ething in the imperfect daylight which subsequently | ment they had eworn to support. The State will spectacular The Too Wi Proved to be a spittoon. 1 found every seat in the car rp 'p. Howers and Me JC! at a fine matinée, Mra. D. Mr J.C a6 Hom. will take the leadiog similarly provided, mo doubt im deference to a habit so provement. There are five such organizations of them is the State Kd cational Society, for the 7 lishment of colored schools, benevolent ageociati ns, called the Un! ‘rue Americans, and the Colored Benevolent Society. GHNERAL RESULTE. A view of the situation io Sonn Rt or 1 SI ant ig in the of istic 0 the Union from old prejudiees. The Governor and Legistature are unequal to the in which their ‘tato is placed They are incapabie harmonious relations with the gov- Tho State has failed to exocute the moral obligations tment of polities yecowot time, and one or the other y-cusantly, Tho cars, too, were unexceptionable; but | ington, where five years ago they deflantly fiung their Fesignations in the face of the Northern members and we soon to | as I passed to my seat on entering I stumbled over | Wiuhirew to assist in the ellort to devtroy the. zovern. the pation with a curious record for loy- | restoring the State to asking the people to admit to the national one man identified with the rebel directory has prepased to give a Thanksgiving matinée at | °?!versal with the gentlemen—and tho ladies, of the | at Richmond, and another who deserted Congress to Join | which peace was attended with in choosing prominent a Brooklyn. The bill is ample, well se- | section. Our passengers were mostly, like myself, from | h's State whon rebellion was inaugurated. Another can- and am | rebets to office and positions of trast. f Union men and Unionists: . Ing. Baltimore or beyond, en route South. They were mostly didate mentioned by rumor is the rebel, regermce Vanoe, Very agreeal ning tertainment. who has recently arrived iv the city. wa be given yay ee Vee Southerners, A small party of Northern men occupied | curious trio. "1 have couoaconee spow bom hat Gente cai Tire Johnny Quase, win all Cue & portion of the train, passing the timo in playing at | the career of Clingman a i others," will be out jp farce arde—over which, by the way, they wore very profane, | Sues Uinion man und strenned thee Bate eet ene RvENING, agai tmatinés ny inter- | Much to the ediGcation of the Southern Indies an board, | sion. When the war broke out he ylelded to th 4 nscale taacayinge tee ete the | who thereby were furnished new matorial for reviting | Current, joined the rebel army, fonght. gallantly for the different well managed establishments in this city, the Yankees when they got home, in Brooklyn abu ‘above Davig or Union ticket, for they wore considered sy aon: Will open at the usual hout this evenicy for bas routine | Tbe view from the train afforded plontifal evidence Pe gh fg nT f The State is ruled Kind of politicians, gman ery the weitare snd-ecomee of Bogie thing ote e or thing ot ty 8 fame potelane, ‘ance’s conrse is ib eCeR- Finally, the constitutional amendment popular | Its distasteful to really Union'men, an: sock to reatore the South, and finally ran for Governor on the Anti-Jeff | conpRte the country. de. Election of n United States Senator for North that the imprints of ruthless war had not yet been effaced, | 8erted bis friends as it is charged, and became one of the of performances, At the Broadway theatre, in the evening, Mr. Charles most bitter rebel. Such isn brief sketch of another of Dillon will appear as Richard IIL, for the first time in On we whirled by confronting lines of entrenchments New York, to be followed by Miss Kate i comedy of the Maid with the Milking Pail. fortifications, tenanted by miniatare colonies of negroes, | Ment of the United States. At the German Thalia theatre, ‘Broadway, th THE GOVERNOR'S MFSSAGE, creating, Omedy Ach Hleibe Ledig will bo presented 11S | ssi» white prodeceasors had struggled; over wide sandy | North Garovina. ia ie man, a sort of somi- Meats, Kelly & Leon's minstrels troupe will delight | Teaches, dotted with an occasional through belts | Quaker, afraid to di Scat ae Trosdway, tn he ene ie vaapeneny y docashet, tea wise inam Sooem ty | on thet ooeee eno recognized when hg we-<vti!! oe excellencies of song, dance and bur- miogio with the tattered ive Blows of the back past DG FF corn orn ‘staple, ‘cotton at peak soe, anetre Francais, Thanksgiving evening bas | nite with ihe unpicked bolle. Bt the landscape was a managers announce the representation of Le Roman | Checriess one. No stock was visible except an occasional une Haure, on la Folle Gapuere, in ono aot Um Cus { BOK, OF & poor dilapidated horve, whose clap-board sides a opponent FM ot popalar with all Union- ARR shat wine. They te- ae him to a inder ae thereby, and de Femmes, fantaiste in one act, and L'Amour, » | gave evidence of his sérvice in the late war. The effort aracter of the docu: oyu at Gar Yautevite opertta, ta ne act.” anne | eecraaperatoa. Af, any ad been attempted, bad beep jas his annual addres Governor Worth nario! rich it unt Ww repeated in the evening at <* a at in the manager New York thesre, iti ad The famous bridge at Weldon, which, during Gonfede- forest toon are enough to withatand tie cadinagnis Budworth’s Minstrels will perform at the New Fifth | Ws an object of so much olicitude wifiial instance to and cajolery of ‘the seoession coterie who ‘comprise the Avenue Opera House, in the evening, in thelr populat Bo ee eee. majority of the legislature. Ho has gradually su Teprerentation of A Trip to the Moon and other laughter- | *e lack of entorprise of the fenarman. himself to be led away from his devotion to the govern. provoking Tag remy tance to the capltal of North | ment which, in heart at loast, ho was faithful to in tho Messrs, Birch, Wambold, Bernard and Backus an- ant remainder of tif so desolate a picture. The war | midst of the rebellion, and himself in an attitude nounce & very fae and funny Thanksgiving evening pro- | 1 rolina did not. intervening section with any creat | of antagoniam to the national authority, The Union ime at the ball of the San Francisco Minstrels, fo, | bad not visitqhite there was little devastation there was | Governor Worth questions the legality of the Present S56 Broadway. Severitty abandonment of the pursuits of industry, A Congrens His polky will be Tegretted by hon {2 ‘sawmills wero running, but large tracts had been | dreds of merchants ind business men inthe North who The Day at the Institutions. uncultivated and there was the same absence of stock. | have interests in Nowh Carolina, and who will not fail ‘The Commicsioners of Public Charities and Correctiot 3 nee thoes = pnt i wits pgs lpn Te be cehnnd bys — Ve Foy tend to render moro | snould - feeble or no ¢ or eo will furnish the Inmates of the public institutiod® © | 71) cnomalous position of the Siate in its relations to are urea Oe ws Blackwell's and Randall's Ielands with exce'’“* ~ wvernment, the uneertainty of its political North Carolina has alwiys beon the victim ner, {oo evidently, paralyeed all enterprise, Iti | thciana | It ie the ¢ fase non Tovattempt to poms carne , a material 60a ferent shades int At the Union Home Schoo!, on Firy-Clghth street, he war was among the causes of this state of | undertaking as to endea re, enema, se by tl dinner will be furnished for the owaans who bave found | {7rir! Ut ith woe ton given fit hed ite infuenco to a | tionsof the various factiona sf tre jemocracy 8 wolcome refuge there, Great oxtent, php fn gd aor et neyo (UNIONIEM UNPOTCLAR, the old secession locally At the Howard Missiop «ui Home for SL ee Fighteen months when tho army of therman | tives; the war pang the rebellion, a7 No. 87 New Bowers, exercises will be he! encircled this city, to on man was all tte rage structioniste, who unite with the destructive¥?. pendents on sis charity aro increasing with euch and the ost marshals were trxed to the — a6 ing the oo ‘and the Union men, or recodPPo oe larger of allegiance and loyalty, #0 Le ee nn a Genes acai ‘rhs, | Semant, "Union men were woloomed. Carotni- | mon who have backslid even since the war, and commodations and a suitable m! ans boasted their eternal devotion to the But a | with the enemies of the government. Thero are among will require @ large sum of money additional to what | groat change taken piace. Unionism is unpopular, | these parties old fossils who like the Bourbons ‘never bas they need for current expenses, and for this they pro- | and a great social and pecaniary pressure tae been | learn anything and poraie.ea tonal benefactions. PRT NB tinny awe F — L ; : i ‘Would it be ‘come of there foxsils seven P, M. At half-past four P. M. the inmates will } with fog fotomencn, «A, for erage Change. om the ‘of ® bountiful dinnor, Visitors are cordially = aston ~ 4 herer ba Ry ete pe ma hg remunerated 3 Hi fi i ef it EH i i Ai teston—eite Brewery, | m of business in. and it other | amendment is edopted of impartial conferred— No. 61 Park root, Bxerelses in chap commence. Sin th Ba nt Oa tone or ema, g, | then Foodiy foal hele Dopamine two o'clock, and the children’s will be served four o'deck. fhe friends of ihe insucation are inviled | they wore from the North deprived thom, of | weatment of the poor soldiers who fooght the E i East? §ze ili Raxmtan, N. ©,, Nov, 28, 1960, The Legislature today, after four ballottings, elected: for United States Sevator M. E, Manley, formerly Judge of the Supreme Covt of the State under the Southern nal secessionist and etill a State rt the men whom it is proposed to send to Washington to in the | Which the grass was striving to conceal from view; by | participate, with loyal men, in administering the govern- oa fing, | Tho seemed there as if watching im the cause for which | the prosent inemmibent of the gubernatorial chair of confederacy, an his triends of oppose bis ene- | rights advocate. /oln Pool, the celved forty-one rotes on the Inst Smith received wenty-seven votes. A NOVEL SCANDAL CASE, Grand ida, Mich. (Nov. 21), (Grand Rapids, Mie Bd 31), correspondence of the Just now the lovers of scandal here are having ® ni: little piece served ap by Madame Rumor, with more trath in it than fs uenal with her reposts.’ As she it, @ young gentleman of this city was tressoa"’ to a young lady, also a resident young lady took a liking to the beau, and concluded ut out the first named young imly, wh ch she did, the young man becamo engaged per; through vil- | mies. Daring the war he was a Unionist, and his lain acuated thi Soon after the federstisional Governor, Mr. WOXC™ time the reoseston elemert has in marriage to her. The were turned to bt os = Lg ae horself to be notifies him that m “come down with the dust’ to the tane of @ row xs or else she would sue him for damages, He in return rosecute her for reducing him, if sha her demands, You comes in with her demands, claim! ms — a lady No, 1 Leia injury of hor feelings and reputation, on account the dnct of young lady No. 1 towards her. ac | = MO progress in unraveling the web had been le. Injured fair one's feelin, resojving on war to the Ss wey Of ber Serene sed |. She then ing lady No, 2 then she hase —_____ UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. Before Commissioner Osborn. Ira Barber and Thomas Haggett were charged with doing dustness as cigar manufacturers at G84 Pearl street, without» BMPs taken out 2 license, ta, Wie" Donohue appeared as counsel for the defen- k to-day from the friends of the mission addi- | brought to bear upon 1 X'Gnion toan of ths wart of the war have been thrown ogty epee them and Cay, arees went to nthe