The New York Herald Newspaper, December 27, 1866, Page 8

. ARMY BULLETIN. ae Rank in the Army of the United States. To Tam Sesare oy tus Unitep StaTES:— —MOZART HALL, DEC. 26, 1866. ‘The democratic electors of Mozart Hall are requested to assemble at the following named places tp their several rds on Thursday eveulug, 27th inst., between the hours of at $ o'clock, and eleet, under the direction of the follon- ‘OZART PRIMARIE! Nemination» ts 14 inspectors, one delegate from each ion wed ‘eae Netevad, Comme 6 for Ini, cha dye elegans | | Tnominate the persons uamed in the scoompanying rey een rg 7 oa ae ae Communication for appointment by brvet army * The Ge Committee thus elected will meet M Ban {or Organization ou Wednnday. evening, Jan, 2 1867, at | of the United States, as proposed by the Secretary of 4 o'clock, ithe Ward Committees will me for i- Rhionon itonday evening, Jun. 7, 1882, a6 73g o'dock, atthe | W& ANDREW JOHNSON, Wasmwvaton, Deo, 11, 1866, Wan Deranrurnt, Wasumscton, Dec. 11, 1866. places where the polls are held:— ist Ward—Inapectors, Jobo W. Bennett, Peter Kane, Wm. Aasuagan. Polis held at #0 Cedar st. cut Werd—Joun ¥. Hugging, Michael Carmody, Jeremiah | Sin—I have the honor to propose for your approbation oils held as Lo Naskan si pie Hard Walton Derry jerome i Mimne, Joho. n, | the following named officera for appointment bPbrevet h + Bennett's, 213 Puiton «i, a ells eld at Bennetts, did Pullen th ughlan, Felis Mur | ‘2 he regular army of the Unied States: poy, Polls beld at 87 Peari st. ‘TO BE VIRST LIEUTENANTS BY BREVET. ‘Sth Ward—M. Macigan, T. Duffy, M. Casey, Polls held Lieurenant James C. Cooley, of the Fifth regi- Second ment United States cavalry, for services during the war, to date from May 8, 1865. eutenant Frank Wilkeson, of the Fourth regiment United States artillery, for faithful aud merito- rious services, to date from March 13, 1865, Second Lieutenant Howard Stockton, of the Ordnance Department, United States army, for meritorious ser-« vices, to date from September 14, 1866, Second Lieutenant Charles T, Bissell, of the Second regiment United States artillery, for good conduct and eu it wervices during the war, to date from April ®, ¢ ‘TO BE CAPTAINS BY BREVET. First Lieutenant George 0. McMullin, of the Third regiment United States cavalry, for meritorious sorvices, to‘date from Mareh 13, 1865, First Licutenant James McKim, of’ the Sixth regiment ‘35 Harrison a. ‘6th Ward—Mortiner Sullivan, Patrick Kane, John Mitchell. Polis held at 484 Pear! at, ‘2th Ward—Patrick Kelly, Edwa@gd Kelly, Danie) Dempsey. Poids beid at 48 Monroe mt th Ward—P. Conway, M. Gaynor, Harris Bogert. Polls el at 69 Vander st. Sth Ward Win, Clemente, Andrew Holy, Edward Dow- Aican, Polls held at No, 79th ay, W0th Ward—Joha StoXey, Lewis W. Vultee, Way Schnie- ders, Polls eid at 101 Hester at, itn Ward—James Corr, Wm. Danning, Peter Donohue. Polls held at 207 Lewis st, ath Ward-—Fhos. Bitagerald, Thos. Mojouey, John Shelly. Pollo held at Driscoll’, Ga ay, and Sith st 33th Ward—John Murphy, Frederic Zimmer, Alfred Nu- gent. Polis held at ‘Oinbatannensy's cor, Pittand Broome sts. Mth Ward—John McKenna, Jeremiah Kush, Patrik Kelly, Polia veld at Hotmleder’s, cor Broome and Mott sts. pati, Ward—James Babbin John Fulan, Henry Burns, roll Want and meritorious im Heid st SU Bloecker st = United States infantry, for gall@nt and meritorious ser- ain Ward-Johu (lurk, John K, Dall Thos. Fiudimamons. | vices at the battle of Cottysburg, Pennsylvania, to date Vth Ward-—Louw W. Maires Jobo P, Morrie, Edward | from March 19, 1365, @uxauagh. Polls livid att ist av. . Firat Lientenant ‘Thoma Britton, of the Sixth regi- Ey Para th. « McManus, Joon Brady, Frank O’Rourk. | ment United States iufantry, for gallant and meritorious Polis Buid at Nichoias Hourllin’s cor, ress ae: ny, | Services at the battie of Gettysburg, Penneyivania, to date*from March 13, 1865. First Lieurenant Joho W. Clous, of the Sixth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious ser- vices at the battle of Gettysburg, Penusylvania, Ww date from March 13, 1860. First Lieutenant Fred E, Grossman, of the Seveuth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and merito- vious services at the battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from March 13, 1865. First Lieutenant William Mitchell, of the Third regi- ment United States infantry, tor gallaut ard meritorious services at the battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to Roger Dowl Sd a oud, D, Midiman, P. Burke, Polls rubam, Wim. Deegan, Dennie Galvin, Waleh, Thomas Nolan, P. F. Me@uire. { Buall, 4406 wt (i WM. P. LEE, Chaisman, Heats and 8, B, NoaN, Seeretaries, "HK LECTURE SEASON, LECTURES DAILY—TO GENTLEMEN Jow York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broad- | date from March 13, 1565, po bie wo attend these lectures may recelve © | First Loutenant Richard Robins, of the Etoventh regi- Py by forwarding wn conte, a - Yok Museum of ‘Anatomy, 618 Broadway. ment United Statcs infantry, for gailant and meritorious services at the buttle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from March 13, 1865. First Lieuienant Lemuel Pettee, of the Eleventh regi- ment United ~tates infantry, for gallaut aud meritorious services at the battle of Gettysburg, Penngylvauia, to date from March 13, 1865. 4 First Lievtenant- Henry Wagner, of the Eleventh regi- ment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date from April 2, 1866. First Lioutenant Orson C. Knapp, of the Fifteenth ited States infantry, for meritorious servicos of Missionary Ridge, Tennessee, to date from Mar h 13, 1865, Brevet First Lieutenant James C. Cooley, United States Army, and Second Lieutenant in the Fifth regiment Umited States cavalry, for gallant and meritorious ser- BROADWAY—SEATS FREE.—THIS AND SAT- urday evening, at 734, lectures on Astrology, by W. H. Chaney, Esq., and wonderful teats before the audience dy Dr. Broughton, tor consulted PROPOSALS. ©) CONTRACTORS.—NEW CANAAN, Ci ber 22, 186i, ‘The New Canaan Railroad recvave nealed proposals for tbe grading and masonry-on Meir road wnul Thursday, January 8, i387. A. K, COMSTOCK, . airman Executive Committee. Ch Epwaep P. Nonrn, Engin ___ WINKS. 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Wolverton, United States ey, for faith and Pel Hig services during the fa? £2 date from March 13, 1865. lant Surgcon Albert Hartcuff, United States Army, for faithfn} and meritorious services during the war, to date trom March 13, 1865, ‘Assistant Surgeon Bolivar Knickerbocker, United States Army, for faithfyi and meritorious servieos during Tmportara and Jobers of Wine NOLDEN WEDDING WINE, A\ connoisseurs to be superior (0 any do Reims: its fine fruity aud vinour quai ‘Orders from the trade filled by D. P. atreck thes, HOLMES, 40 warranted unsurparsed: decayed and sensitive teeth Ailea and extracted without the least pain; pure plating and 014 bilings 81 ond upwards and warranted. DR. LUTHEK, Dentist, 138 Sixth avenue. Te fete Ay her oO" RTCA! itera AT REDUCED PRICES—W HOLE ole, $5. $3, $10 ang $15. Pure nitrouy oxide gre ade | ny BaF to date OIA Marah 7 wlntinh y charge. 122 Blee et, eae B 1000, a pelointeret in extracting Wei oe cuarge Rioeckor street, | NY istang SEASIIPT Miton, Uvited Siale Army, =a —— | for faithfol and meritorious services during the war, to TEETH EX- | date from March 13, bs6! 6 Brevet First Lieutenant rank Wilkoson, United States Arny, and second hextenant in the Fourth regiment United states artillery, for faithful and meritorious ser- vices, to dav from March 13, 1865. First Lioutenant James Thompson, of the Fourth regi- ment Unrtod State: iMery, for gullant and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1663, First Lieutenant Samuel H. Kinney, of the Second regiment Uuited States artillery, for geilaut and morito- rious services, to date from April 9, 1865, A iGHTFUL NIN) tracted in one min the leat pain, theo: gp improved method of inbaling ultroun oxide gas. No chs for extravunse when teeth are inwerted. AL VAN VLECK'S, 22H rixth avenue. YOLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND make @ a)eu.alty of the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas, and sdmin eter 1¢ in the only way which uniformly destroy? pain, have givew it 10 over patients, Come to headquar- tera. Oficn 19 Cooper Tuatitnte, STEOPLASTIC. FILLINGS FOR RESTORING TERTIT parte, , eal tone, oi First Lieutonant William H. Mills, of the Fourteenth ana noundncan withont puld, ‘Proprictasn roams: Mars} regiment United States infantry, ae iam ee o 8. vious serviccs in the battles of Chancollorsville, Virgima, Fourteenth street, 14,000 — = | and Gettysinrg, Pennsylvania, to date from July 3, 1963. First Lieutenant George R. Vernon, of the Fourteenth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and merito- ions services in the battles of Poplar Spring Charch and ___ ARALY AND NAVY CLAIMS, DDITIONAL BOUNTY NOW READY FOR PAYMENT. Scidiers, bring in your discharges. Cdch given on all | Rarcher's Run, Virgi udiers, bring to your 4 ac 4 1s Run, Virginia, to date from October 27, 1864, Srncipal olf 138 South eivect! corner Rome, baank |. First Lieutenant Frederick E. Crosman, of the Seven- ‘Ofive 62 Bowery, coruer Canal. teenth regiment United States infantry, for gallant,con- person tol duct in tho battles on the Weldon Railroad, Virginia, on CLOTHING. crap ith, on aud 19th of August, 1864, to date irom ene penne Lee ugust . GREAT DEMAND FoR LADIES" AND GENTLE- reve, t Lientenapt Howard Stockton, Second ¥ Lieu in the Ordnance t United States a sie Meritorious services, to date from September First Teutenant Frank W. Dickerson, of the Fifth regiment United States cavalry, for gallant and merito- rious services during tho war, to date trom March 13, pay ib pe more than any other deater. Please call on ar address Mr. or Mrs. B. HARKIS, 16s Sovonth avenue, be- Aween Twent y-first and ‘Twenty -second streets, M. MARKS’, 93 ‘Ladies TYENTION.—AT THE OR NAL reet Lg Beenie, Srpeaiie. Rieke et. Lads an = 1865, en, if you wish to receive the highest eash price for First Lieutenant Thomas F. Quinn, of the Fourth regi- nt Of Clothing, AFR, a r 4 Eras lava cae Ete tpi toa Wen | Tmt United Sats nieary, fr gation and meririns conduct while in front of nia, to date from April 2, 1865. eal = Ausistant Surgeon George A.Otig, United States Army, for faith fa) and moritorions services in the Medical De- partment, to date from Neptomber 29. 1866. Assistant Surgeon William ©, Miner, United States Army, for meritorious and distinguished services at Fort Columbus, New York barbor, where cholera prevailed, to date from Liar: 2h, 1866. - - ay wey Brevet First Lieutenant Charles T. Biszell, United SEAR BROADWAY— | States Army, and second lieutenant in the mcoad regi- bine. wey en walied | Ment United States artillery, for good conduct and gal- lant vervices during the war,'to date from April 9, 1 Fire: Lieatenaut Patrick #. Moroney, United’ States Army, for callant and meritorious services during the war, to date frow March 13, 1865, waarkets, Ladier and gentlemen wil) be kind enough to cali em or address M, Marks, the muinber us above. Ladies waited sy Marks .in'and ontef ORDER, TOR -s0UT 3 ® the highest price for Ladiew and Geo- ersen'a Cam Of Clothing, Carpets and Furaiture. Por Pants $5, for Coats $6 to $16. Dresses $6 lo SW. 1 eal at or addrens 194 Keveath avenue. Ladies attended to by Mrs, Morris, dadiew? and pen as upon by Mim. Cant berg. wr La ee 1 value Th eas for eant of Clothing by eatl- jug oo ing EDWARD NILLER, 13 Seventh ave Firet Lieutenant Oscar Hagen, of the Eleventh regi- pas pan» movensm a= | ment United states Infantry, for gallant and te A avthoLoat. ences the field during war, to date from Maren CLAIRVOYANT WHO HAS NO ¥QUAL—AND First Lieutenant John T. Greble, of the Second regi- A Ment United rtates artillery, for conspicuous gallan $10,000 reward 1s offered to any person who cau muFpaRe Bering aren mg can surpass | Sna weritorious conduct in the battle of Big Bethel, Vir wines abe Pieane enti | ginia, to date from June 10, 1861. ¢ —bhe d mot prev w show fa ‘TOWER MAJONS BY BREVET, ores busband’'s likeness.” Oiicg No. ity Maat Thirty hind Brevet Captain William Bayard, United States Army, = = | and fires lie:tenant in the Fourth regiment United tates OARD.—MADAME ROSS, CLALKVOWANT, HAR | Cavalry. for gallantry durug the pursuit of Hood atter removed to 119 West Fiiteeuth eireet, nest Siath | the battle of Nashville, and in the charge of his regimont avenue : 3 ngainehtasonrtliworks at Selma, Alabama, to date from OL Tae GAkAtESE Astmosouian, nee | Meee Captain Joba Webster, United States ary, yer whale We, Vow only venta. No. 7 Mawes | ang tert lieutenant in the Fourth regiment United States cavairy, for gallantry during the pursuit of Hood atter tie battle of Nashville, amd in the chi of his tegi- ioemt acainat the earthworks at Selma, A tw date from April 2, 1865. Brevet Captain James Callehan, United States Anny, snd fire Ueuveuant in the Fourth regiment United statew eavalry, for gallantry daring the parsuit of Hood after the battle of Neshviile, and in the charge of his vegimen( against the earthworks at Selma, Alabama, to date from April 2, 165, (mpiain Henry Asbury, of the Third regiment United States intantry, lor gallant and meritorious rervices at the berth: of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from Maret 13, 1468. Captain Daniel OD. Lyon, of the Sixth regiment United gallant and meritorious services at . Peunsylvania, to date from URAL. CLAIRVOYANT, w No, 2 dress vireut, kee Bor 6 Reed ek, pveryehing AST Gana MMR, RAY. Luck? numbers. NeW JERSEY INTELLICENCE. Newark. mer A MaN Orr nw Two On a0 named Theodor Woodratt New Jersey raiiroad train to ack bridge, upon the track, . Rarnoan & wday wight s om the Captaid Alonzo A. Cole, of the Seventh regiment United States ufantry, for gallant and meritorious services at the haitlc of Gestysburg, Pounsylvania, to date from March 18, 1868, Captain James Collen, of the Seventh regiment United Stator nfantry, for calant and weritorious services at the baille of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from | March 13, 186 Captain Richard Con Statce iwfantry, for g the battle of Gettysburg, + | March 13, 1865, Krevet Captain Maniel T. Wells, United States Army, aud lirt lientennnt tho Eighth regiment United «ipfenty, for yallant conduct at the capture of Fort jeon, Virginia, and smeceedivg engagements at that 165, of the Soventh regiment United ut and meritorious rerviees at Pennsylvania, to date Jrom in | fe | piace, to dete srom Ap | Captam Williom L. Kellogg, of the Teath regiment | try, for gallant and meritorious sor. of Gettysbarg, Pennsylvania, to date ' Zome time eine Mtr W views pgaced im painting | f 15, 1869, vuret a blood ve . ) hdwin F. sellers, of the Tenth regiment United ving very jow, But om Se fantry, for gallant and meritorious services Captain Joe A. PB, Kuunpson, of the Tenth regiment ounry Counte.-—The Pesox County € United States infontry, for gallant and meritorious ser thoir nex! sesnon on Pf yot nr Vices at the batt! ‘yeburg, Pepnaylvania, to date Los ewhek, 1 ion frow Mareh 1s, 1886, > ealodbed terted tarts. We _faptas Beraand P Mimuack, of the Twelfth regiment | Staten infentry, for gullamt and meritorious ror- at the batce of Gettysburg, Penusylvania, to date from Mercu 13, Fes. Captae John Met lintock, of the Fourteenth regiment United Statee infavtry, for geliant end meritorious ser view at the battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from Mare 12, 1865. Coptain George M. Downey, of the Fourteemth regi- ment United States infantry, ‘or gallant and meritorious THE WHISKEY FRAUDS. Petrure of the Larne Om Monday int Wery ty the City, no largest digullery in shin city wae ae poised by Inrpector J “ . i he | fervicer at the battle of Geitysbug, Pennsylvania, 0 y - ° ©. Horton, Ie js situated on the | Ore mi eich 12, 1865. S aorpor of Thirty n nth wtreet ami Tenth avenue, and i# Captain Robert P. Wileon, of the Sevonteenth regi- alieged to be ow by Judale Pieven, It laeaid thet the | memt United states infantry, fer gailant and meritorious services at the battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from Mareb 14, 1865. (eptan Lewis H. Senger, of the Seventoenth rogi- meat United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious wervices at the battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from Mareh 1865. Philip Schuyler, Jr, late captain tm the Fourteenth regiment of infantry, for gallant and meritorious services ty af this ty ie at loust five thousand gal Jona per day, and the Mivore ie one of the wort import. fant yet mace by the Revenue officers. Dining the last few days several men have brokgn tuto Aietiieriog witch bare been eelzod, and taken wall on 6! pomeron sharrels Of whiekey, tn'ope inetauee they jer: eunded’ (he officer In ebarge to lewe by meanaaf a forced order from Sheridan “hook, Two of he eang have al- Poadly Lege arrested and Beld for tral by Commmgioner | during the he ge resulting in the fall of Richmond, wm ¥ ne Virginia, end the surrender of the insurgent army under _-—— — teneral Robert F. Lee, to date from April 9, 1865, RAILROAD ACCIDERT Hrevet Captain Henry Tacker, United army, a ond First Lieutenant in the Sixth rogument United States Concineant, Dee, 2, 1806. cavalry, for at and meritorious conduct, to date The ieels work om the Cincinnati, Hamilton snd | from March 13, 1866, Captain Harry © Bgbert, of the Twelfth regiment Hamilton, gave way ae the ex | pata Siatew infantry, for gallant services at the battle t wee croweing [t, and precipitated | of Baetherda elrareh, Virginia, to dato from Aaguat i, 1 the bettom, fatally 4 reves Coptaia Thowpsom P, MoElsath, United States Bryson athena, rene Ut "envi day No olpier eapualvven. Army and First Lieutenant in the Fifth regiment United tates artillery, for faithful services, to date from March 18, 1865, Staten irk, La vendh oman nl pa Army, for and meritorious serv! r9 the war, to date March 13, 1865, Brevet ee Joseph @. Brecken! United States Army and Lieutenant in the magnaens United States artillery, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1 Brevet Captain Samuel M. Whiteside, United Army and First Lieutenant in the Sixth regiment States cavalry, for faithful and meritorious services, Schenck, Assistant Surgeon United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Captain Henry R. Silliman, Assistant Surgeon United States Army, for faishful aneritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1965. Brevet Captain Samuel A, Storrow, Assistant Surgeon United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13.1866. U ied Paty Toe talntal id actos nit fant and mei vices during the war, to date from March Brevet Captain Assis! United States Army, for faithial a to date from March 13, 1865, Brevet Captain Bolivar Knickerbocker, Assistant Sur- geon United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services. during the war, to date from March 13, 1865, uals de ‘ol during the war, to date from: 13, Captain Jobn D. Deviin, of the Ninth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1860, Per rarer Fae. of Sestanee ernad my, for gallant and meritorious serv! during tho war, to dato trom March 18, 1865. Captain George McGown, of the United States Army, for faithfal and meritorious services, to date 1 1865, . tain Edward B. Grimes, Assistant Quartermaster united States Army, for faithful and meritorious ser- vi in the Quartermaster’s Department during the war, to date from May 26, 1865. Capiain Charlies 0. Wood, of the Ninth regiment United States infantry, for faithful and meritorious services, to date from March he 1865. Captain Richard N, Batchelder, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Captain William H. Mills, United States Arm: and Firat Lieutenant in the Fourteenth regiment Unit States infantry, for meritorious services in the campaign terminating witb the surrender of the insurgent army of Northera Virginia, to date from April 9, 1865. Captain Frederick Mears, of tho Ninth reciment United States infantry, for faithful and. meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Captain Frederick E. Crossman, United States Army and First Lieutenant in the Seventeenth iment United States infantry, for gallant conduct in the battles on the Weldon railroad, Virginia, on the 17tb, 18th and 19th of August, 1964, to date from August 19, 1664. Brevet Captain Frank W. Dickerson, nited States Army and First Lieutenant in the Fit regiment Tnited States cavalry, for gallant aud meritorious servicer during the war, to date from March 18, 1866. Captain Edward P. Cressy, of the Third regi United States cavalry, for faithful services during thy war, to date from March 13, 1865. ptain George 'A. Otis, Assistant Surgeon United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services a the biedical Department, to date from September 29, Captain John M. Wilson, of the Corps of Engineers United States Army, for gallant and meritorious services ig the battle of Mi vera ill, Virginia, to date from July f we 2 os... Arthur W. Allyn, of the Sixteenth regimont United States infantry, for faitbful and meritorious sorwcoes during the war, to date from March 13, ]866. Captain Henry Inman, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services in the Quartermaster’s Department, to date from November 27, 1866.0 Brevet Captain John T. Greble, United States ant First Lieut; 9 aA aid United wo aes rey, for pe CUUUS BRtduery rts error) conduct in Vv! from Jone we je of Big Bethel, Virginia, to date - Cfrain WalternB. Pease, of tho Seveiiteenth regiment Tniiéd States infaniry, for gallant and meritorious ser- vices in the battle of iiderness in 1864, aud subse- quent battlegof the Army of the Potomac, to date from March 13, 1865. sere ab ST Be el aa revet Major JobnD. Diven, Captain in the Ninth regiment United roremge ca for gailant and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Major Francis E. McEivaine, United States Army, and Captain in the Nineteenth regiment Uoied States infantry, for faithful and meritorious servicer, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Major James F. McElhone, ‘States Army,, gallant aud meritorious the war, to date from March 13, 1665, Brevet Major Richard G, Lay, United States Army, and Captain in the Third regiment United States in- fantry, for gallant and meritorious services at the are Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from March revet Major David P. Hannock, United States Army, and Captain in the Seventh regiment United states in- fanry, for gallant and meritorious services at the battle Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, to date from March 18, Brevet Major George W. Greene, United States Army, and Captain in the Seventeenth regiment United ‘Srates intantry, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date rom March 13, 1865, _ Major Nathaniel C. Macrae, United States Army, for long and fuithful services, to date from March 13, 1865. Brovet Major Francis J. Crilly, Captain and Asistaut Quartermaster United States Army, for faithful avd me- ritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, Brevet Major Frank Stanwood, United States Army, and in in tho Third regiment United States cavalry, — conga meritorious services, to date from Au- ust . S"Frovet Major Kilburn Knox, United States army, and Captain in the Thirteenth regiment United States tnfan- try, by Qed and meritorious services, to date from 865. Brevet Major He Haymond, United States Army, and Captain in the Eighteenth regiment United States infantry, for gallant gnd meritorious gervices during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Surgeoa Charles McCormick, United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Surgeon Thomas M. Getty, United States Army, for falthfal and meritorious during, the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Surgeon George Taylor, United States Army, for faithful ‘and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Surgeon Joseph C. Baily, United States Army, for faithfal and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 15, 1863. Major John W. T. Gardiner, United States , for ‘meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Major John P. Beker, United States Army, and Captain in the Firet rogimont United states cavalry, for lant and meritorious services during the war, to daie March 13, 1865. ‘Brevet Major Richard N. Batchelder, Captain and As sistant Quartermaster United States Army, for iaithful and meritorions services during the war, to date from March 13, 1°66. Rrevet Major Nathaniel C. Kinney, United States Army, and Captain in the Kighteenth regiment United iathatey, Doe mantiarions ‘services during the war, to date from ir 2b, 1865, 5 Brevet Major George K. Brady, United Siates Army, and Cuptain im the Fourteenth regimens United states infantry, for gallant and meritorious servives during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Major Charles FE, Blunt, of United States Army, for long and dave from Augnst 14, 1866, Brevet Major Frederick E. Crosman, United States Army, and First Lieutenant in the Seveniesath reci ment United States infantry, for glilant conduct in the battles on the Weldon Railroad, Virginia, on the 17:b, 18th and 19th of August, 1864, to dato trom August 1%, 1864. Erevet Major Samuel W. Stockton, United States Army and Captain in the Fourth reg ment United states eay- alry, for callout and meritorious services daring the wer to dale from Mareb 13, 1886. Brevet Major Ldward P. Creesy, United and Captain (n the Third regimen! United States fF faihfnd and meritorious serviecs duriag the wal from March 1. 4965. Brovet Major Warren Webster, Surgeon United Sta'e Army, for toeritorious and A tinguished services at Tarts Piandend Davide where cholera provailed, to 1886, Corps of Engineers faithiul service, to from September. 4 Brevet Major Georzo M. ve Asatetant Surgeon United States Army, for meritorious nnd wimeimeni services at Hart's Ist. New & narbor, wherd ebo era provailed, to dace 1 2 6, Brevet Major Juson! taut Surgeon United Stat tingiched services ut Vork bor, where cholera pr September 48, 1 A st Seargeon Vnited ve and distingniehed services at Lybeo Isiaud and aunab, ‘ga, where cholera prevalied, (0 date from Seyten.ber 25, 1966, Brevet Major Charles K. Wine, Assistant Sv United States Army, for merfcortone and distingulabed fervicon a! Tybee rorgin, where cholera pre- vailed, to date {row 8, 1566. Brevet Major George 2. », Captain in the Ordoance Department, Unived States Aimy, for faithful amd meri toriour services in the Ovinance Department, to date from March 18, 1865 Brevet Major William M. Wherry, United States Army, ant Captaia in the Thirteenth regiment United Staves intangry, for galiant and meritorious services during the war, % date fom Marek 13, 1365, tovet Major Henry B, Bristol, United State Army, and Capiain fo the Pith revienent Un.ted Btares infan- try, for faiibfal aad meritorious services in New Mexico, and particularly for his untiring zeal and energy In gon- trolling the Navajoe tribo of Indiana at Ue Bosque Re- donde, and for his praseworthy eiforia in savanding their condition from that of savages to that of civil men, to date Crore Maret 18, 1566. Major Thomar W. sweeney, of the Sixteenth regiment Voited States infantry, for gatlan) and meritorious per- ‘views during the war, to date from March 13, 1866. Major Henry B. Judd, of the United States Army, for faithial and ‘meritorious services connected with the mustering and disbanding of volunteer armies of the United States, to dave tram November 18, 1865, Major Wiliam FP. Craigpill, of the corps of engineers United States Army, for faithfal and meritorions services doriug the war, aud parviculerly for his services in the defence of Cumberisna Gap ant tho alterior operations of General Margan’s forces, to date from March 13, 1860, Major LieweliynJones, United States Army, for meri- ew services during the war, to dave from Mareh 15, Brovet Major John T, Groble, United Stetes Army, and Fv Livatenant wu te Stood reorient Cried Sage from March . ' | | { “| we NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1866,’ artillery, for conspicuous gallan' 4 ‘meritorious con- qriteTia tania Dig Bethel, Virginia, to date from June 10, 1861. Brevet Albert Hartsuff, Assistant Surgeon United States Army, for meritorious and ished services during the and continuance the cholera in = Louisiana, to date from November 26, Major William B. Prince, Paymaster United States army, for faithful and meritorious services during the from March war, to date 18,4 Brevet ‘Walter B, Pease, United States Army, and Captain im the Seventeenth regiment United States TO BE COLONE(S BY BREVET, Brevet Licutenant Colonel Nathaniel C. Macrae, Major United States Army, for long and faithful services, to date from March 18, 1865. f ‘Lieutenant Colonel Grotius R. atings of the Six- teenth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious services at the battle of Gettysburg, Venn- sylvania, to daie from Maroh 1 e Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Milton MN, United States Army and Major of the Fighth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Lieutenant Colone! Thomas Herdrickson, Major, Tnited States Army, for gaHant and mor turious services during the war, to date from March 1, 1865. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Anderson D. Nelson, United States Army and Major of the First regiment United States infantry, for faithful and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. , Brevet Liowenant Colone! Daniel McClure, Paymaster United States Army, for faithful and meritorious ger- vices in the Pay Department, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Lientenant/Colonel John J. Milhan, Surgeon United States-Army, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date from Marclr 13, 1865. Brovet-Licutenant Colonel Asher R. Eddy, Assistant Quartermaster United States Ariny, for faithful and meritorious Services during the war, to date trom Mareh 1865, Brevet Lieutenant Colone! Richard N. Batchelder, As- sistant Quartermaster United States Army, for faithful aud meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1885. if Brovet’ Licutenant Colonel Charles Ewing, United States Army, and Captain in the Thirteenth regiment United States infantry, for gal!ant and meritorious ser- vices during the war, to date from March 1, 1895, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Joseph H. ‘Inylor, Major and Assistant Adjutant Genoral United States Army, Sor faithful and rye services during the war, to date from August 366. Lieutenant ‘Obtonel James B. Fry, Assistant Adjutant General United States Army, for gallent and meritorious services at tho batsle of ‘Bull Run (first), Virgima, todate from March 18, 1866. : *Tieatenant ‘Colonel Robert C. Buchanan, of the First regiment United States infantry, for gallant and merito- rious services at the battle of Gaines’ Mills, Virgimia, to date from June 27, 1862, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William N, Wherry, United States Army ‘aptain in the Thirteenth Regiment United States ntry, for gallant and meritorious sor- vicoa during the war, to date from March 13, 1865, Brevot Lieutenant Colonel Francis J. Crilly, Assistant Quartermaster United States Army, for faithful and mer- itorions services during the war, to date from March, 13, 1865. ° Brovet Lieutenant (olone) Thomas W, Sweeney, United States Army and Major of the Sixteenth regiment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious services dur- ing the war, to date from March 13, 1865, Lieutenant. Colonel William Chapman, United States Army, for gallant and meritorious services at the battie of Bat Bun (second), Virginia, to da:e from August 40, Brevet Lieutenant Colone! Horatio G, Gibson, United States Army and Captain in the Third regiment United States artillery, for gallant and moritorious services in the fleld during the war, to date from March 18, 1865, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Joseph R Smith, Surgeon United states Army, for meritorioys services and de- yvotion to the sick during the prevalence of cholera at Little Rock, Arkansas, to date from November 22, 1866. Brevet Lieutenant Colone! IJewellyn Jones, Major ‘AMY, (OFMsrnesous services during the (8 from. h 13, 1865. 10 BE BRIGADEER GENERALS BY BREVET. Cotonel Seth Easti ‘of the United Ste , for meritorious Bervieea during the war, to date from August 9, 1866, ° Brovet Cotemel John ©, Palfrey, Captain Corps of En- gincors United States Ariny, for getiant and meritorious Services during the wat, to date from March 26, 1865. Colonel Henry Brewerton, of tho Corps of Engineers Dnited States Aruiy, for long, faithful and meritorious services, to date from March 13, (og ry Colone! Hartman Bache, of the Corps of Engineers United States Army, for long, faithful and meritorious services, to date from March 13. 1865, Brevet Colonel Charles 3S. Tripler, Surgeon United Btates Army, for faithful and meritorious services during the war, to date from March trees Brevet Colonel Charles McDougall, Surgeon United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services during the war, to date from March 13, 1865, Brevet Colonel Joseph J. B, Wright, Surgeon United States Array, for faithful and meritorious services,during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Bravet Colonel William J. Sloan, Surgeon United States Arroy, for meritorious and distinguished services at rev- eral wilitary posts in New York harbor, where cholera prevailed, to date from September 28, 1966. Brevet Colone! Joseph EB. Brown, Surgeon United States Army, for meritorious and distinguished servicvs at Fort Columbus, New York harbor, where cholera provailed, to date from September 28, 166. - Brovet Col Jonna J. Sulhan, Surgeon United States Army, for meritorious and distinguished services at 's Island, New York harbor, where cholera prevailed, to date from September 28, 1866, Brevet Colonel James B. Fry, Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General United States Army, for gal- Jant and meritorions services at the battles of Shiloh, Tennessee, and Porryville, Kentucky, to date from March 18, 1865, Brevet Colonel Joveph R. Smith, Major United States Army, for lou and faithtul services, to date from April 1865. * Golonel « A. HL. Blake, of the First regiment United States cavalry, for gailent and efficient services during the Gettysburg campaign, to date from March 13, 1865. Brevet Colonel Thomas A. McParlin, Surgeon United States Army, for meritorious and distinguished services at Ni jeans, La., where cholera and yellow fever pre- vailed Mo date from November 26, 1866. ‘Brovet Colonel Charles P. Kingsbury, Major of the Ord- bance United States Army, for gallant and meritorious services during the war, to date March 18, 1865. Brevet Colonel Joseph H. Eaton, Paymaster United States Army, for faithful and Speer es in the Pay De; to date from March Srvvge Colonel Charles G, Sawtelle, Assietant Quarter. master United States Army, for faithful and meritorious services In the Quarterinaster's Department during the war, to date from March 13, 1865. Brovet Colonel Hiram nard, Deputy Paymaster General United States Army, for faithful and meritorious pean Oe the Pay Depariment, to daie from Decem- ber 1, 1 ‘TO. WE MAJOR GENERALS WY HREVET. Brevet Brigadier General Harvey Brown, Colonel Uni- ted States Army, for distinguished services in the sup- | gps oe ee in New York city, in 1863, to date Ghoeral John A. Rawlins, Uniied States paign peste ith the niurender of {het on nm termi wi e Susur. Sioen'o, 1865. ee Brevet Brigadier Genoral James 1. Donaldson, Ameiat- ant Quartermaster General United States Army, for faithrul and meritorious services in the Quartermaster's Department during the war, to date from Siarch 13, 1865. Hrevet Brigadier General Alexander S. Webb, United States Army, and Captain in the Eleventh regiment United States infantry, for gallant and meritorious eer- vieos during the war, to date 18, 1866. brevet Brigadier General William D. Whipple, Major nnd Assistant Adjutant Gemeral United States Army, for vit and meritorious services in the fleld during the to date froin March 13, 1865. tevet Brigadier General James H. Carleton, United ates Army, and Lieutenant Colonel of the Fourth regi. t United States cays for _m ‘Ss services rons Merth 13, 180, 8! m: @ uring {Le war, to date from Breve! Brigedier General Henry W. Beobam, Lieuten- an! Colone! Corps of Engineers United States Arnty, for gatler i ner gg services during the war, to dase from March 13, NAVY BULLETIN. OFDERED. 17.--Acting Ensign Henry D, Dunditt to the January 1, 1867. MIPCELLANROUS. Tho Cited States steamers Florida, Rolando, and Sa, Capiain Wilroa, were at St, Croix Deeember 9. All oard were well, De Huron, | ATTEMPTED MURDER AND ROBBERY BY A NEGRO IN LEAVEN- WORTH, KANSAS. venworti, Deo, 24, 1906, Abont noon to-day a negro enteret te grocery store of E. Rowse, on Shawnee street, near Six'h, The store wae in charge of Harry Hoppingoau, @ boy fifteen years old, The negro demanded the money in the drawers, and upon being refueed he struck the boy with # ha:chet twice on the head aad once on the shoulder, splitting the skull in two places. He then robbed the store and escaped. The boy is still living and concious, bat the wounds on the head will probably prove fatal, Much excitement existe, and if the negro captured he will scarcely escape violence. ANOTHER MURDER AT A RACE COURSE, Ricwaoxp, Deo, 26, 1866. Joaen Murphy, a well known raiiroad man, from Baiti- ke) was shot and Killed at the races last evening by joe Kelly. REPORTED MURDER OF TWO NEGROES IN SOUTH CAROLINA, We hai reporta to-day of iiling’ of vee ftecane e it two en. One of theane it is sad, wae Tmanaerea by some of he soldiers connected with ‘Sixth infautry, RECAPTURE OF A NEGRO MURDERER, Cha! ‘The freedman known as ‘‘Horac Trouptared ‘lan sveving. “The. prisoner wands reeay lant evening. iv wi the marder of the fon of Mr. BR. B, Rhett —_ SEIZURE OF A SCHOONER, CHARLESTON, 1866. The Collector of thie port to-day my es hcheonet nn from Baracos, for mouggling cigars and a THE COURTS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Important Opinion Regarding the Discharge of Enlisted Men from the United States Army , om Habeas Corpus. Before Jadge Ingraham. In ve John O’Connor,—I de wot concur in the epinion that an officer of the United States army may treat with contempt the writ of habeas corpus, insured under the authority of the State, and disobey the writ merely ona return by him that he is acting under the laws of the United States. If that is a sufficient answer to the writ he should appear in obedience to the writ, and show that his return is true, Nor do I think that an enlist- ment of a minor under the age of eighteen is valid by law of the any dhs Uaiiag Deates, shen mach law persons under the teen. Nor is ita sufficient excuse for this violatio the law to say that the act makes the oath of the recruit conclusive evidence as to his age, It isso between the recruit and the United States; but it cannot be held to be sufficient to deprive the parent of the services of bis child, when the statute also secures me parent the control’ of child years Any tion of law would a great frauds on the rights gerd an age above teen as ageof th the act of Congress of 1861 minors over the age of eishtcen may be enlisted, It {¢ alxo so provided by the. act of 1862, and Congress undoubtedly possesses the power to authorize the enlistmont of persons under that. age. This they have not done, but on the contrary have forbidden it (act of February, 1862) -1 do not consider the enlistment of the recruit in the present case valid, ‘but am of tho opinion that it was made in direct violation of law and that the recruit should be discharged. A ques- tion, however, has been raised ag to the power of a judze of the State court to grant the rellef sought for, There have been several cases in which it has been held that such power should not be exercised, and within the past year two or three-cases have been before the judges of this court in this district, in which similar ruling has been aceepied, Ido not propose, therefore, to examine tia q.estion any further than to follow such cisions: until a review shail be had of rome of these cases by the couris, leaving to the petitioner to review this decision by certiorari to the General Term, or to seek thut relief whieh it xeems to me he is entitled to, by an application to one of the judges of the Wnited States courts, I can- not believe that such a direct violation of the act of Con- gress would be si ined on such an application. The writ before me 1s dismissed, Intereating Disclosures Regarding * Corner?’ Stock Transactions—Motien to Diselve an Injunction. ° Clement B. Hancocks et al. vt, Daniel Drew,—This was a motion 12 dissolve an injunction obtained by the plain- tiffs veatramfng.the defendant from negotiating two notes for $60,000 which ¢he piainti(fs gave the defendant in the month of January, 1866, The motion was made by A. FP. Smith, of counte), upon the complaint iteelf, the defendant asserting that the factr im ye - peiekere not true, and that even if théy are true iuey lo not fyryish a cause of action against him and do not entitlo piaintiffs to an injunction, The complaint alleges that the defendant Li pores to the plaintifis that he ewued a large amount of stock in the Erie Rai |, and thereupon the parties agreed that woe platysi 7 ald buy 4,600 shares more, which togethér with held by the defendant = would all, or nearly all of that stock then 07 the market, and that they could then be able to make contracts with other people in “the street” who did not know of their inability to pro- cure stock, and out of which transaction they would be able te rays & YaFge amount of money. In other worda they eay that it was dgreed tbat the plaintiffs and the defendant should get up a * corner’ in Erie Railroad stock which should Pigeaad for them a large sum of money ‘The plaintiffs in apiites assort that dates! the thee”? was believed ta potfect, théy, the pala. ffs, at the ‘request of the defendant bought 10,600 sbaree of stock, and were surprised to find that.the e par- Ales from whom they purchased dotivered the stock to them. Thoy chargé that this was the identical stock held by the defendant, When the plaintiffs were enabled to take up the stock they had bought, Wiz, 10,600 shares, they had romo negotiations with the defendant, in the courso of which he agreed to lend, — did lend them, $50,000, for which they gayo the notes in quesjion; the 0D g which they now seck to nt, motion 40 pre dissoive the injanction 1s based upon th case stated by the plaintiffs of an agréement “corner” im stock is such a case as entities either | ong Ho cowe into court to ask either that the contract enforced or that thoy bo relioved from its effect, and that such @ contract is against public policy and void, Decision reserved. L. R. March, cout opposing the motion, 4 MARINE COURT. Acti for Forciblc Detainer. Before Judge Gross and a Jury of Inqnisition. Thesum vs. Maurcy.—This case has been before the court for two days, It was an action for public de- tainer, the plaintiff alleging that promises in Seventeenth street were held from him by force ‘by the defendant, who in her answer states that she obtained possession of the premises under a contract, by virtue of which she still holds it, Tho jury found a ve for the defend- ant. Counsel fur the plaintiff, Mr. pp; for defendant, Mr. E. B. Revey. COURT CALENDAR—THIS DAY. Screams Covrnt—Cracurt.—Pams 1 and 2—Adjourved for the term. Part mae rng neg 2466, 2021, 2504, , 670, 1684, 647, 1 coriets kare” Y Scrneme Oourt—Srrcia, Taau.—Nos, 181, 191, 194, 196, 103, 199 to 213 inclnsive, Sterewx Court—Cuimumes —Nos, 35, 87, 68, 61, He 0, 82, 8 1, 100, 131, 132, 143, 144, 160, 160, 158, "Cal SUPREME COURT—BROOKL' The Trouble in Euforcing the New Milida Law. Before Judge Gilbert, Another member of the Thirteenth regiment, New York State National Guard, of Brooklyn, was arrested for non-payment of $36 for fines, alleged to have been {ocurred by neglecting to perform his duties. He was lodged in the King’s oounty jail, and yesterday he was drought up in the Sapreme Court, before Judge Gilbert, ‘on a writ of habeas corpus. The name of the prisoner 1¢ James Ploss, and {t appears that he made application some time since to be adinitted as a member of the regi- Bis counsel moved for his appearance be' ied im, Veard and mustache, somethivg that minora could not boast of. ‘The prisoner was sworn as his and testified th was bora in Rochester in 1! The further ing of the case will be argued to-day, ‘Lee DiMculty at the Church of the Atonement. ‘The Wardens at the Church of the Atonemont had aa election for Rector on the 28th of November, and, as will be remembered, the Rov, , F. Remington was « candidate. Toere wore five votes cast in his favor and five against him. He claimed that be was elected, and Mr. Arthur “4 Clair, one of the Wardene, contended that he was not, and refused to induct him jpto office, ‘The reverend gentieman then eudl out a wrh of man- dams (o compel the Wardens to declare tie election. Aftor hearing the argument Judge Gilbert decided that Mr, Remington was not elected Rector of the church, aR ata NRO BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Appropriations fer County Contingencies w Investigations Cost. The Board of Supervisors met yoeterday, Supervisor Smith presiding. A resolution was adopted appropriating $15,000 for county contingencies, and $200 for lighting and cloaning county offices, A resolution was adopted ordenng the Comptrotier to draw his warrant in favor of James T. Brady and Abra- haw R. Larwence jor $2,600 each, and Matthew T. Bren- 6 90, for logal charger and disbursements the recent trial of the Comptroller before Commissioner Sedgwick. After disposing of sume minor business, the Board adjournod till to-day. THE BOARD OF COUNCILMEN, Proposed Mandamus to Compe! the Gravting of Certificates of Election te Five Additio Members. A meeting of several of the defeated candidates for Councilmen was held yesterday, for tho pogpise of de- termining the feasibility of applying to the Suprome Court for a writ of mandamus, requirtug the clerk of the Board of Canvassers to grant cortitfeates of election to thore candidates receiving tho sixth highest number of votes in the various Councilmantc ditricm, Tt is ander. stood to bo the opinion of Mr. Spencer, one of their ounel, that tho special act passed at the last eousion of ne Legislature, designating vo mowbers from each of the five clly Sevatorial districts #ball constitute the Common Councii of Now York i uneun- mitutional, «# conflicting With the provision the amended city charter, which states that the Common Connell of the city of New York shall Consist of six menfbers, who sball be elected trom rach of the Senatorial districts in which ihe city of New York is or shall be divided, this vision of the city char- ter not having beon amended or repealed. Bhoula the Mandamus be grai aud this opinion rustained, it witl croate @ Counc!) l, Composed of thirty mem- bers instead of twenty-five, as provided in the call of election, Among the fortunate ones would be Mr. Car- roll, democrat, of the Fourth district; Mr J. J, Kehos, ree fth district; Mr, Wm, F. T. Chaps riet; Mr. Julius Jobwson, demo. , Of the’ Bight polities’ complexion of leaca to eevensoon demo- Senatorial @jvir'nt, moking the Board staed tdirtoon row crake CUBA. ‘The steamship Morro Castle, Captain Adams, from He- ‘Vana on the 22d instant, arrived at this port yesterday. Our thanks are due to the purver for prompt delivery of our despatches and files, . QUA HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. The Money Crisis—Run on thé Banks—Fuilares Expected—Negre Revolts—Commercial, &c. Havava, Dec. 22, 1866. ‘The difficulties through which our market has Deen passing these last few weeks were brought to = crisis by # meeting held at the Palace, The views pro- pounded at the Palace meeting proved quite erroncous im their main bearings, just as J expected, only with this difference, that I did not anticipate the result s0 sud- denly. The fact is, it was not one of the most judicious steps that coukt have been taken to convoke a meeting in that mabner—it was effected in s0 conspicuous a loca- lity as the official residence ofa Captain Genera!—for the purpose intended. It gave an undoubted snd weighty confirmation of the crisis, which naturally spread alarm, not only in Havana, bat all over the coun - ty, and which it will be impossible to arrest under existing circumstances. Hence, far from its leading tq; any relief, it will entail s considerable deal of mischief, in proof of which there was first @ run om the bank of Bossier & Co. the very uext day after the Pa- lace meeting; that was followed om the rest of the banks, excopting ‘the Banco Espatiol, the savings bank, the Alianza aad the Seguros Maritimos. The two latter have done yery little banking or dis- counting businf’s. The excitement prevailing yosterdsy fn conseqnence of this general runon the banks was intense, and the crowds of people in waiting seem to have been increased by a rukh from the country. The Banco Espanol was evidently prepared for such au event, and weathered the storm better than many expected, It is said that in the course of the “guperior’? orderm Were given to go on paying in gold, irrespective of thw usual office houra for closing; and it is further <aid that $500,000 in goid were immediately collected in the gov- ernment offices and taken to the bank, Ou ‘Thursday the Bank of Bossier suspended payment and closed its doors, On Friday the Bank of Almacines: de Regia (known as Fesssr's), Bank del Comercio (known as Jellas), and the Bank de Jose did the same. For several days there has be rua on the Spapi-h bank, / which had on the 16th inst, $2,303,757 in spew [o aula with which to pay 1'3 paper isede or bite waetaGe ing to $3,653, The whole mercantile community is fecling it very much—in fact all classes of society, it is. pe that one CA es of eer which suspended specie payments yesterday wil able to resume to-day or on Monday; but this may be mere rumor. In the meaotime, and before any effective remedy be found, gome of the whoicsale grocers, wha. have lost much mouey of late by large speculations in. flour, wine, &e., a3 likewise some ot he “small fry’? ef our morcan- tile houses, who o@ ten or twenty Dosiuees tas tie lalted capial 6 compeil€ to fail, o., 2 aready solvent condition, they may avail 1. casion to do 90 with grace,.and w. ing 80 much attention, as would be the case normal times. People abroad would be astonished, were thoy to know that e large number of smail houses here either carry on business with a wey’ capital or have no Capital at all, the expenditures ing entirely sustaincd by commissions, the “‘savings’’ they make in the Cus- tom House, and an occasional lucky speculution. Per- lhaps the sooner the crisis created a general swecp of those, the better it would bo to restore business gonoraily to # healthy condition. ‘There can be very little doubt, I think, that the Banco Espaiiol is, all things considered, In a sound condition, and, if the six millions which the government owes to that establishment could possibly replaced in tte vaults, there is no doubt that it would go far to rome the prevailing state of tho money et, Norcao say that the condition of tho other bunks is bad; but in» ties at scarcity they cannot help. ing more or less upon the erament Bank. ey ny have @ certain quantity of inditferent paper in their portfolios, but a good deal of it may be available in normal times, not now, of course, ° Untit "thd effect of the existing ekcitement cease or moderate, I presume ho sieys will be taken to abowt an amefioration, and perhaps it is well that every one that cannot withstand the pressure had better got Jews de com at. a ping} id bd ti ; that Sa her =~. of seven-thirty int is wi } eggans the government otfices, joulaty customs de- partment, take the lead pecoiving at least ifty per cent in payment of public dues, it is coat. dence may be restored aud the money some relief, As to the course of exchange, arendy given way by eterling baving declined o sevan- teen per cent, were the Banco Kepanol ater amountof draits ou the market the rates 200n de~ port about the Tejas plantation, But since then reports Of negro rebellion op uther eatates have been current, and ainoug otlieim thé revoitof three hundred nazroes 08 troops huve been sent to It may bs the estates to quell en remature to say more, excepting that suc! I Limes need confirmation. . be rab riged in Mnalrid at the end of Novem- Prison of the district, in consequence of a di igrespertf ch, accompanied with su abusive letter which be wa Aaa Manila to tho President of the Privy uncil Herewith follow the names of the passengers that have arrived at the following hovels in this city since Saturda last:—Hotel de Ynglaterra—G. L. Keeiniz, Charles P. gronton | vee beget José Basant’, Porto a poe . Mayer ans y, mare ; Sturthers, wv. T. ‘A. Tangars, H, J. Helmbold, New York; W, B. Hibbard and wife, Hoston; Charles E. Burns, New York; EC. G Glark, Jf, and wife, Albany, N.Y; ©. H. Poweil, New York; Mile, Masseras, c’hijas, Dr. Sctubler, France; 7. Lennox Kennedy, Jf., Captain John Thompson, Fred- erck Ss. bere tn jemi Lacey A F. T. Ferrer 1905 } e despat wrote Ww. F. ten, Baron B. Colt, Hartford; Buberty Brown, New York. Hotel of Sta. Inabel—A. G. Comstock, I. & Gavely, W. Horn, New York; Wm Buckiey and lady, Philadelphia; Mrs H.R. Bishop, threo children’and servant, N. A. Bishop, Mra Phi Cyrus G. Meade, New York; H. W. Wessels, Unit States Army. ' ‘The Stars and Stripes arrived yesterday from Philadel phia, Owing to some mistake of tho Spanish Consul at that port she will probably be sens to quarantine. The Diari. de !a Marina publishes rome extracts from @ private letter, dated Vera Cruz, December 5, in which the writer depicts the state of feeling on the srdden dis- eo Of the Susquehanna on the morming of the a ‘The writer conciudes by saying that neither Sher- man nor Caupbell can use Cesar's laconic exprévsio: but rather tue following :—*! came like yy Vook on at cannon range, and sloped like a thief”? Count Cafong? m4 anos fod post as one of a, missioners appoun’ ul fons ing our snONyIDOUs KOCieties, and wo adenlonal Tiewbere have been named since-—Don Jose Ps Garelly und Vor quer, gt days cou, the Captain Geueral, the Admiral of the stative, we Sub-Inepector of Artillery, the Gobvernador Polstice, the Intendente of Finance, the Imendenie of ure Army, the A Count O'Reyth, Dom Francisco Fessor anu a host of other congenial (rienda. Sefor Mevina y Moreno, the Bishop of Carthag: fot the second time banished from Venezuela, arrives heres few days ago and is a guoss at the Royal College Of Jesuits, ’ Dou Juan Luna, 1 am told, is atill a prisoner in the caste San Severina, Matanzas, It appears ‘iat lie cap~ livity happened under the following circumstances: — Pehor suxarte, editor of the Matanza Auro-a appeared before the Licutenant Governor of (hat town with a nuim- ber of the Sigio containing # correspondence sigued vy Lona, wherein he aeod cer ain remarks about the Avrora, and also a nptaber of Lo bor de America abusing the Aurora, Luna was found to be the author of both ar~ f ticles, A search having been made by the pojice in Luna's dwelling, nothing suspeious was found there, caly some letters of a young nephew, directed to Luna. from New York in 1864, wherein reference was mace to the abotition of slavery ia the United Statea, and the opinion was etpressed that General Dulce ougnt to abolieh wlavery ia Cuba. Tho young nephew, being im Matanzns at the tinge of the diYeronee with Suvarwe, wae p aiso imprisoned, Luna, boing & /ormer eneiiy of the government, was imprisoud but amnesticd in 1854. ‘A ouddie of the past with the present is now attompiod by suzirre, ton Louls Tsidore Guano, the owner of the Hotel de Inglaterra, who entertained al Shorman aud trends to & sumptnous lunch on arrival of the Susquehauns, iy endeavoring to buy the igts opposite the Tacom theatre for the purpose of erecting the graud hotel re- ferred to in # previous le ter, The list of delinquents who wore apy by the D rehonded ria Cwil, during the month of Nove over Jaeified aa followr:--One for maiming, fourteen robbery, seventeen for qvarrolling, one for carrying arms, soventy-fve for want of a license, three for cattic stealing, seven for infringing the mun'eipal inv, hve criminal 1x army doserters, nincteon ‘ran rorvants, ir runaway negroes, six drunkards, Wy-one on suspicion. They have besides been on 'y wt ix fires; to six thoy have afforded humane al, and they haye cecured nine animale, Total number « ca.es, 200. Total nuinhor of prisowers conduc ely 147- and by goa 63, Graud total M47. pecoming an tions ax fogarda the competi } they see » between sorghuin and our Cuban susars, The Sigio devotes an elaborate article eainer Manhattan arrived bere late yesterday, and pails for Vora Crez to-day, The official containe @ notice of the Collector of Costomea to the effect that in all cases where Vowels with dechioats of boards, box hooks of other coopertge stock arriv@ with jews than the original manifests call for, jettison or any other cause, the examina ti conducted in future by the regular Inepec- tors of Gustow® and wot by the Custom House officers, at hitherto, ‘The cager market has, in conseqnenee of the prev ing criele, coutinned in a complete lull, and prices minally in proportion to %%5 reals for No 12 The do not oxceod 4 roals per kee Tonaage isabundant, and freichis to the United States continue Unll, at 50 cents to Os cents per box. In ex- ebange we hear of NO recent transactions, excopting » fow appulvis op London, at sevouteen percent vrominm. Frescn Sty r-or-War Decuatea.—The French sloop. of-war Dachayla, Captain De Fayolle, from Havana on » ¢ eraise, arrived at Key West on th instant and sailed on the Ith instant on her retora to Havana. The customer, salutes wore exchanged between the Duchayie aud tho Uniied Matos steamer Chocura, ahs