The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1867, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1807, VIRGINIA. pi reap: aay siainenseay FINANCIAL THEORIES, maAYAL ; \ Ge os ‘At the Demo-ratic National Convention at The United states Captan, : SECA, CHRSOREGE THE MEL, | ete ng eagva | Cem Upon the Ropers of the oer | Mah aie yer fm ere oe ) Committee of one phony Financial Bill. trial trip and anchored at Quarantine, She will proceed ‘ ‘To mum Epiror ov rus Heap: to sea again this morning for further trial. J observe in the report of the Secretary of the Trea. | _ TRe United States gunboat Yantic, which had arrived of the Southwestern Coun- int ‘of a Ni E Bate io ‘ari ey are States in the Union coming—No Mules or Greenbacks—Despera. | a8 249 other States, and are entitled to be heard on the a West from to coal, sailed for Yors ammittee, The of those states should take | sury and the bill introduced in the Senate by the fenator tion Among the Negroce—House Burning Cp ; pos from Taampioo New ad Cnetie Slaying—Terror of the Whiter=A | ment on ther seeming eng nalr omm appoint: | from Ohio an anxious desire in the minds of these | “Commander James & Thornton has been ‘ar of Races Luminent=Gloomy Prospec’ | organization at 1s im existence, then let it be per- | *#uctionaries to increase, by legislative enactment, the from + at the Lice-pegied (N. H.) Navy Yard and or- for the Future. fected, but in meantime let the members be ap- | market value of the five-twenty bonds now in the ~ eg peg ry the corvette Kearsarge, which Luvennvrs C, H., Va, Deo, 27, 197. Pointed, and if there is any defect in form, no doubt the | hands of persons in Wall street and Europe, dut I see | ‘Thorn! hen ton Coming directly from the scenos of the rece out | Soca mor with times seocn oe To overlook ft, | BOthing that indicates a kuowiedge of the necemity now | When she spgeged and sunk the Alabama off Cherboure, i i ages and murders in several counties of NortpCarclina, | | The Mobile Advertiser says:—‘‘Bostonians are very in- | existing to provide a plan to reduce the intereit on the ) plogal auine mez es tHe highest gallantry snd profes- THE ’ 1 find the Christmas holidays in this whole wetion to be | dignant because Mr. Chatles Dickens did not go to | pubic deb. What has the Secrctary or Senator to do OREAY "SaERICAN ef fraught with consternation, terror apé widespread | Pernsps Mr. Dickens's ‘hat Re spent im the ‘Hub.’ | with the inerease or decronso of the value of five- THE FENIAN BROTHERHOOD, TEA CONeANY \ alarm. With but few exceptions thy delegates elect | politics,”"—Bostom Courier. twenty bonds? They have no authority to sell such Exzcunve Ovrice Festa Brotansoon, ve } to the Convention from the eptre southwestern bonds in our public market or avy other, and it is not 823 Broapway, Deo. 30, 1867. ay ABB NOW SUPPLYING TrEIR CUSTOMERS } portion of this State are jer ex-Freedmen’s CONVENTIONS TO BE BELD—1868, advantageous to our country to make sale of our bonds | To mm Eprror ov ran Herat:— FUR BRee Panels : Bureau sates zi aie Wiiscsiat omen or in Europe; but it would be well to inhibit such ssleand | Will you be kind enough to state that the mischievous . Spoken. , megroes who, under radical were elected transfer. for all I dp the negro monjoriign ots prevail’ tu. wena oe |’ mecaueual™ iy Conventions, ~ Poe presi ing Pa eppele reports in this evening’s papers, relating to the selection |: Ship Orecle, Humphreys, {rom San Francisco Nov 9 for . the counties that comprige-e great tobacco region of | Democratic—(time an Virginia, ¢ Here reconsuction has been carried ont Grand Arie of the Hopablen ot} (i according to the prope definition of that now curious Soldiers’ and Sailors’ (preliminary)—Washington,, term ; tho wealthies’ portion of the State ts plunged in | January 8, anisery and want, .ogro Supremacy (terror) is established, nee impreoned deoceats.-Washlagion, and pillage, b.use burning and murder is the order Society of the Army of the Cumberland—Cincinnati, Ge day. Cicistmas came, and long and eagerly ‘had the er or workingmen’s—(Not yet fixed). freedmer .ooked forward te it, it was to be their salva- a ‘Alon; of this propitious time theif dearest hopes were to axe HERR: 8, aN, MURANN NOY. I be realized; promises made in solemn earnest, in the Woman’s rights—(Probable—not yot fixed). 2 ip of the new Council for a reunited Fenian Brotherhood | ™¥erPool, Nov 16, lat 21 N. lon Bosto fe did not get credit from England during the war or retherbood |. ity ideou Singapore when our debt was being incurred, and why should we | 4nd the connection of my name with the same aro in | lst 21 rs ton ag " ee coh ta now try to assist brokers and others to enabie tiem to | every icular untrue and only calculated to throw Bark Wilhel: feber, from New York for Rotterdam, speculate in Europe upon our credit? The Secretary les in the way of the union go earnestly desired | Dec 4 tat 47 26, ion 13 2), has mite | 10 49. with our bonds, palgas he Sa devise by all trae lovers of se “oi hs reo 4, lat 41.05, va} luce the rate of interes! @ only promi. . B. ‘Robe: nent feature in the report and bill ii strong: tadee to 4 = = cork ‘Deeb er, ee eee Mew coe [ons ile Landon of ae Sooke om our illustrious Esows, fesee Gare Morperer.—The who suppor ave made great sacriflegs | Press, 8 wn, who, with his wife, was ta thelr patriotic exerti: 5 to sell government dongs, | Fecently arrested ta Hartford for burning a child to deatt Sar pee Dee ec eeiek. Ax These two distinguished gentlemen have spoken, | t© procure the insurance , Says:—Among the Arrived at Fle: ing 14th, Mont: through the pore to the public on this subject in w pay acts of villainy which have Toon discovered onthe | Georze Foster, do, most supercilious manner, but how much more persua of Joseph Brown (alias P: }. BOs the Jeast inte- AREcIRO, PR, Deo 15-—No vessels in port. iarttora the womaa, Briston, Dec 14—Arrived, H b Wri; me Frees MX oak EVER, mvonresoRtee THIS COUNTE: AND THEY HAVE SELECTED SOME OF THE oy ae Ports. Y Schumacher, NYork ;~ NEW YEAR'S TABLE. ‘Bineuderg; New York; | pectagen Guienihes will ddiver io etree eee o£ r ates Will “deliver in Br Wer Pook Fescietanen entinrenan clan ee ‘ ‘ f w on delivery if desired. : ‘This can be obtained in one nd sive their word: Seere that Yeaguo rooms and on se stump, nd 2 be folded; ‘litical bias ep isncatnetina yet fixed). Senator we do Hendy re eee ee oe Josephine Fox, retusea to live a any longer with him vun- | ,Bkewxkuaven, Dec 12—Arrived, oe, Hellmers, New larger, at any of ¢ Company's Stores aicutioned i u if of y their former whice masters were to be turned out of their ate Conventions. When the first bill to authorize the issue of five. | le:s they were married. To this arrangement he con- | YK. 0415 ine schmiten Gat th, Mary Bell Roberts, OTHE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. ancestral homes, and, in short, this was the long looked Arkansas (Constitutional)—Little Rock, January 7. twenty bonds was prepared by Mr. Spaulding—it sented, and they visit for wme that every Afrjcan would become the proud Miss seipp) Vonencaens coment January iA Hf : if zr—andwas then : thi tee valwey. ease eRpcbwensmarse, Des Ibo ar deca Slat, Union) shown by him to the writer of this paper—and was then | Brown left the woman at the ralway station w he Brovuwersnat in Star, Carroll, ‘Deo 13, is THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. ckson, January | $9 altered as to reserve the right, to the goyeramont | WeDt out to make arrangements for the nuptial ooe- | NYork (ana tailed’ 4th for ‘Helvoe); Pera, Mollenhauet, EB GREAL AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. ssor of forty acres, two myles and a sum ip green- Mississippi (Constitution THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY. ke not leas tian teh do) a is voters solidly | 24- aS after five yoarg Lf,Pay apo Ponta. easure, this | Monies, Returaing in the evening he inf her that TUE GREAT AMERICAN EA COMPANY. ; Setinat their employery had another otyect than mere | Indiana (Democratic State)—Indianapolis, January §, 4 Fssluian ov Sahuiint Tos lager enable the | ail was ready, and that ho had obtained the services of | Batavia, Oct 99-Salled, Winfield Scott, Rand. Sournbaya, THE GRRAT / AMERICAN TER OOMPANT, moyaliy'’— the Tréedinon were (o get farms at Christ- | Tennessee (Republican Stale)—Nashville, January 22. | Treasury to aval of any favorablo change in the price of | ® Methodist ‘lorgyman, He then led hor to an oyster | yB8avDd, DieodArcived,, schrs Have, Waters, Folsom, Nos, 31 and 3s VisEY STREET. »* mas, ‘They Were iu future to become not only votors, | Tennessee (Radical £ditors)--Nashvilie, January 22, | money to reduce the interest on the public debt. Wo | Saloon, where the marriage ceremony was performed— | for NYork, toven beck wis i Bri v2 “ Dut rulerg and property holders, and the lucky candi- Florida (Constitational)—Nos fix had seen the price of twenty year six per cent bonds of she fim it was all right. Itnow appears that | In port 2tst, brigs Excelsior (Br), Cooper, from NYork, No, 40 BROADWAY, @ales who advocated such measures went to the Con- Connecticut (Republican State)—! ford, January 15, | the United States, under former administrations, sell for | the Methodist minister was a “pal” of Brown's, who | ‘arnved %h, fordo 2d; T H A Pat (Br), Steele, from do, corner of Bleecker street, Yention, But now Christmas bas come, and yet no | Connecticut (Democratic)—New Haven, January 29, & premium of twenty-five per cent, not for the beuellt of | ted a white handkerobief about bis neck “and! thus | “rived 9th. boriyptetrmeivpley sone i iM fare, ‘The — nae Toae ane 8, wiv, it wat, said, . Fonney vena izoldiers Se ygaiion ‘to nominate can. | the fovarnment, but for ba) protit of hore) and Freie ytonn to Fond the woman, whe bier nt os Onan (an gran grdared todays rane) New No. 00 BPRING eee” of Thirty-fourth ~ Was to come all the way from Washington invested with | didates {oi ideht and Vice ladelphi we did not wish to sce this occur again, witl aving rable posed upon her unt of their Ce r 4 . Foil power to divide and dustribae, lands among | Jomussy & : nt)—Fhiladelphia, | Tre power to, benefit the taxpayer by reducing the ine | arrest for the murder. | York: BA Maris Whesles, Wheeler Se ke NE | No, 205 FULTON STREET: Sreoainnmich streets them, bas not made his appearance, and neither Kentucky (Democratic State)—Frankfort, February 22, | terest. We knew that the rate of interest was always ez Dea. Dec 14—Off, Geo 8’ Hunt, Woodbury, ftom Phila- corner oi Concord street, . acres, mules nor greenbacks came in the Kentucky (Union Republican)—Frankfort, February | bigh in time of war, and as invariably declined when del) nia tos Aston, No, 188 GRAND STREET, Williamsburg. shaps of the loog promised Christmas presents, | 27, pence was made, "We knew that a burden of taxation is | G) FL 7 PP ING N E W Ss Facced by 6:h, Union, £m NYork for Antwi The holidays pass Indeed for months tho poor negroas | ~ Ohio (Demecratie Siate)—Columbus, January 8, more irksome in this country than in any other country, PR Re CO TA | SEE Ee Serine citer 2 jaded mto keeping boliday by romises of if our finances are not skilfully an onestly mana. = ye lesgona sul uo Gran Hogar or other ee me anaieal t 2 on Carolina (Constitutional)—Charlesion, January ‘And we Dae seen in ur Plate aut rontisa” ros. rted Almanac for New York—This Day. pom ims Dew ie-Averes baci, Bane NYork. Dedicated to the New Year, with the compliments of comes to give them homes an omesicads, and despe- to when an irkeome burden could not removed in any 9 Robt McClure, Griflltha, do lazard, en, Phil A ration followed exhausted patience, ‘Though in idleness, | Election om Accepting New Constitutions. | oiner way... This reserved right to pay the debt at the | um rises. Ta eae reiterate 1943 | Gusscom, Deo 1t—Suied, it L Routh, Martin, NYork, J ove, thiraty from some amorous duet ret ined the negroes had lived by pillage and theft, yet tuey | Alaboma—Fobrmry 4 and 5, pleasure of the government was made to protect the | § NE lon bay bheginnd otal Urb At MAM pan AS Hag brig apg ek Q Q lympusward, and the god's bovom burne 4 found at Christipas they werg. without even ihe com- | Election on Holding a Constitutional Convene | crodit of the government from all contingencios, aud to | PORT OF NEW WORK, DECEUBER 30, 1867» | LgoaraR Rec Spbes!™ Margaret Ann, Hamlin, from | i ot with new longings for the Rucchic b: jw), monest necessaries of lie, not to speak of the litte prea reduce the rate of inverest in a legal and honorable man- . c * | “Betvosr, Dec 18—Cleared, Union, Foulke, NYork. tay Ome Hebe, Ail full With the god-grape’ 6 soak” qenpricn and enjoyments to whieh they had been used ‘Texas—Fobruary 10 to 14. ner, This right should not be yielded for one day, . The Annan Haver, Dec 13—Arrived, Adeline CA. Lowell. Now | ried Mie. “ikers wancunies th rae sful {right in times of slavery. ‘This was too bad, and negro en- :§ government, having reserved the right in all the five. CLEARED. York; Grace Darling, Martin, Philadelphia; Nettie Merry. A nd all the nectur’s gone. They di reg @orance could not stand it, Bread they must have, aud National Executive Committee. twenty issues, snould not relinquish it by the issue of 5 J man. Rollins, Baltimore. U nder the table lies eacn dead m: ye ve Meat oo, The lands here, say the Africans, rightfully | Democratic—Washington, February 22. now bonds, We must remain froe to pay these bonds at | _Steamshyp Hatteras, Couch, Norfolk—m L MeCrendv & | | Hoxowvin, Dec 10—In port ship Tolanl. Green, from Bos. | Loud growled the cloud compel! ft So ging, then, Delong to us, and what wo want and must have we will any timo; but the Secr-tary, Jay Cooke, and the illus- | “nip warmion, Henry, San Francisco—Wm T Coleman & | oi vee lov 2%, for New Bedford, discharging | “I t's New Year's ive!” he erie, eyultant, “when take. This was only a reasonable conctusion for a people trious Ciews ‘do not s°e it” inthis light, They see only | co, N % ‘Arrived at do Nov @, ship Centurion, Higgms, San Fran. |} Ted Mac sends Irish nectar “that aint risky, devoid of ordinary intelligence, deluded as they BROOKLYN CITY. the interest of the bondholder, aud’ broken, Tholy Ship Washington, Hughes, Liyerpool—Chas L Wright & | claco. E ternal ‘Time! your heal Timely frisky 1p, Baa oct to tien noone ta wari fen anol GSISEE the pettiey. "aie, ise | «Sits Resciala Breen Liverpoo!—Williaras & Gui Minouahe’ Bucsior Saberg tomea “O™ netrordts Gite | Waker ete clemspine se eld Out to them, to come to, hat result is cy men = cai enelt 19 Hi i ut an, V0 Niams juion. A ime has prov every step. Within the past three days I have wit. | Board for the year 1867 was held yesterday afternoon, | poople, We do not want our ‘Treasury and the | #5 cscrumento, Lawson, Rio JaneiroN LMeCready | Wimingion, NG. Te ‘nie wy Shaw choice Wines, Brandie’ |*Whiskeys, Amonullade 8! ported the smoking ruins of taveral bars and out: | supervisor Little in the obiait, ‘The resignation of | HXPH¥ers under the con'rol of men who make tong | 4 re euahainaabal 2d; brig Mary M Williams (Br), Stanhope, New | geste Feira, Jat et MCAULLEFE, uses; mutilated carcases of cattle, shot by the infu- i ; " arguments against both and “impose burdens upon them Josen . M Yo : Ins ated and starving freedmen, can be scen in the feids, | W- Valentino as Engineer of the County Court House | that they will not try 10 remove.” Ihe report trot | _ Serie Ow Mee ean Mowe t Word. gy | ~Gaurax, Dec 20—Cleared, brig Thetis (Br), McDonald Mand SF a street along tho bighways, Speak to a farmer or planier, | was received and accepted, and Mr. John Finn was ap- | the Secretary, as well as the letter written by Mr, Chase | Bulley. (Goi Wieaington, HC), Liverpool, Davidson, wi ASS Broome street ‘ and he unfolds you & tale of woo, the substance of | pointed tall the vacancy. ‘The salnry of the Suparin | and signed by Jay Cooke, and the disinterested ewer | g BP Henriette (Pras), Ruge, Emden vis Savannah—RM | | Livsnroge, Det ifAerined, Orinoco, Davidson, Yi @2AventoO. which is theft and incendiurism by negroes and a mortal | tendent of tne Poor, Jonn Scott. was fixed at $1,200 per ‘error of being murdered at night ‘Had I,” | annum, Mr. John fcNeeley, Keeper of the Peniten- maid one, “no wife or helpless children I | tiary, and the storekeeper submitted would not fear so much; but apprebension | nual’ reports, which were ordered to written by ‘lews, seek to persuade the taxpayers that they | Sloman &Edye. | 1 patel a S Neate have no alternative, and that they should bear without iS Georee F BO? Walght Hear’ Riven, NSBratson | “Balna ith, tenie Webb, Stowell, NYork; Gladiator (#), a'murmur the burden of a debt bearing an Interest | eee Comes (Hs. Weight, Bear’ River, Reynoide, New ‘Onioanst Glemivon, Fry. Mable. (including an exemption from taxation) of more than Schr Carne A Clark, Kehoe, St Pierre, Mart—S R Reynal nt out 14th, Gov Morton, Norton, N York, on their account makes me tremble with terror.” | A- report. and ‘resolution appended in reference | twelve per cent per aunuin, Ibis ls undoubtedly for the . 2s Oo art eaa van,” NYork (and nachored at fot Avang A partie, ed peng. about with rifles, 3 ae Mc ned cdoat one are of the Superintendent bape pie Genes ey patrons of Jay Cooke; put it | Sehr ty Brookings, Douglass, Kingston, Ja—A H Solo- aerate Bellona (s), Dixon, NYork (and anchore: guns and muskets, and the great number of these | of tbe Poor was received aad the committes was dia- hot only injurious to tue taxpayers, but it is a burden 4 % : and a curse to all business men and other borrowers, ‘No | g fi? MB Bramhall, Hussey, Charieston—N L McCready | Mrssixa. Deo 7-—Sailed, bark Mariano, Ryder. Boston. one is permitted to loan money to any one but the gov- | © Schr Mary Louisa, Gaskell, Washington, NC—Z Mins. ington, NC, dieg; sehr ‘Mary E Mangum, for NYork a 4 eroment, or on government securities, at @ rate enyeaek: Sean thecciet A ARRIVALS. qxtrvias, Deo 17—In port bark ‘Thos Whitney, ©. est exceeding seven per cent; and therefore the a Fal supposition. A reign of terror exists here among | thelr last session for the year 1867 yesterday afternoon. | party is crushed to the earth aud business embarra-scd ORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS. ewe Dec 14—Passed by, T H Epping, j the whites upon the farm question, knowing, as they | Alderman Bliss oncupied the chair. A motion was | 10r the benefit of lenders and owners of government | , Steamship Helvetia (Brh Cutting, Liverpool Deo 1), and Onronress, NY. do, the negrces expec: these farms, and nowefailing to | made to amend the corporation ordinances so as to pro. | bonds, There can be competition in such @ state of ¢ Queenstown 13th. with mdse and ‘Sis passencers, to the’ Na- | from Shrelds for NYor%, Todd. Prar? pn them — become desperate sat ae atmos re- | bibit the use of salt in the railroad tracka by the rae things, ma) ans, on o other lenders, ee in al Co, Had strong NE gales the on- Pha te Bes te Ptt in, ae 89" Jing, trom solved 10 become possessors of them by any | road companies The matter was referred to the Com. | proferénest6 Valléd Statea boride, and the mA gi, male . Wes D. Paveuno, Nov 4— Arrived | bark Tawre’ace , owes, means in their power. Arms are not lacking, | mittee on Railroads, Alderman O'Keotle, proceargrs, | ttrown upon. the airect. to sock raouey to Mee siitn arcteimpen thin cevtuinies spe ak parame Pe | ragona (and "ach Deed for Boston vie MW" cay) gt TOW! Tar. und a thorough military organization —_ exists | preamble and resolutions sotting forth tuat there were | Dauk, and. must Con ek) man < i tataor aunts D. 957 Canal street, cerner of Wooster, » Wig AFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE PADUCAH 8, = ery of Kentucky :— LASS 147, DECEMBER 30, 1867. Bo ee ae Th, 8, 8, ¥ ‘Chass 148, peckmBen 30, 1867, peach Be A ii BG WO ON, DICKINSON aber, Managers. ITTERY OF KENTUCKY. For the benentor the University of Paducah and other ‘EXTRA—CLASS 47, DECEMBER 30, 1867, BESS, 54, 1, 0, 73, 78) 5, 34, 40, 2, CA, 8, 43, Fee reese, dl, ob 16'S 7 a oon, DICKINSON’ & 0 dager nthe above Lotteries address DICKINSON 60." ouivila, Ky. bg : Lmpimeananie oS | BATES, 78 Broad oe arms that evidently oelong to the government amazes | charged from further consideration of the matter, and me. How they obtained them or procured them 1s a | the Board adjourned to January 3, mystery I cannot fathom, except, indeed, the leagues ; —The Board derm. and secret societies provided them, and this is the geno. | ,, 248 CoMMoN CouxctL, —The nedhctepeasirand e Oelrichs & Co, Had strong northerly and ig gales Bove x rk Gutta ital, Liv a” 1 je ov %, bari brigs : jus (P satis? gC and head sea during the whole passage ; Dec 29. 4 P. 4 x Boties, Boeiors al a Va mage nd among them, with @eir rogularly commissioned | at the present time a large number of the working | 83 the favored broker may dem ding » way, and oMicers, equipinents, and probably all the parapheroalia | classes of this city out of-employment, aud who are | structed because. the law 1OrMgdie an esas a oes Ne ee eee Hates Grete tic. Dec at, | XO i eit, Gent 9“ Sees AE aecossary to iudugurate a war of races. Want, dire | in actual want, and recommending tuat a commitice | Fale moro than seven peF cent, wd the loan is subject | with eaee end tascengera tothe Norih americas Scam: | qacgee ters barke Gratin, W" altos trom Marseilles. ar- ‘ Poveriy, great suit ring and need of shelter will'goad | be appointed to confer with the citizens of Brooklya | taxation also. Thek> aid. wives (ig 4l9am 1s Bubdect Sip 00. rived name day: Bag'e, WIKINY’ yn, trom Eicata, arrived Noy | PRENEDICTINE. |, ase by ihe Benodittad the unfortunate African to the assertion of the “rights” | with a view towards the establishment of a relief com | folly, imbecitity oF criminality of « bad management of | _ Steamship Rapidan. Everson, New Orleans Dec 20,9” 4 | 39: Seneca, Bonner, from 1) arrived ‘26th; J Garalagthe meek dalicious cordial ever introduced into . = sbon, a . to Livingston Mudgett, {t00", Bogor areived sdths oH Foo Dee nia ‘Tok ton ft Migr pased steamship — Foninins Weekn and Clar,, aibbs, Wilson, from do, arrived Yador, nenoe for Savanuab; at it AM. lat W800 <tonta, | 2b. Nov 6—Arr. Freeman, Singapore. exchanged eignals with steamship Georgia, We jea'Toy"yerg | Paxana, Nov Big Mag ete ha per grge d th ; and phon gieredlty he cred, of such a government can recep! amamand MOP ey ab three dollars aud sixty- .@ per apdum, ‘ye one cent per day interest on What have been promised him, Once let this be com- | mittee, aud arging that a room in the basement of the meovecd—and it is now inevitable, for no power can pro- | City Hall bo set apart as a soup house for the assistance Vent it, not even the military—the radica: Congress that | of the poor in question. The whole subject was finally ineugurated it wili be powexlone, Abd hofrorsakin to those | Iaid over for two weeks. A preamble and resolotion estive and tonique it has no i ons an appetizer, dig recom} éd by the medical taculty of France, aig rafter duner, but tor general family Gag AL ch <5 7 a d0)19/,3, To do this tho form of crodit Queunstows, Dec *,6—Arrived, Oslo, 5 a rh India, a'rocithes that will shogk ¢jyilized man- | were presented favoring the appointment of a committee . hundre ae uz. Eato ‘Agents for the United States ani } Bi a # vi vingston, ate Sing, and slay *fobabIy unequalled ih thé hislory of | to select a suitable testimonial to be presensed to Me- ently should bé Gaangea, site Wtnen Grin cnctne BB gee fe pe me pee og "Savannah, 60 | SPIE. 00 15 ruaod, Vesta, Andersen, NYork. ne “De Gatoug et tho world will enguo, not only in the South, bus ia ‘ou? | Booth, and expressive of their appreciation and "v9 po gah akan aoa Sy supa). mpdesrocontiats feo Ty AM fat 913, Ton 7138. Go narie bbe 2) 3 Sriiecens, ov's-Of, Pairican, Robinson, from Cal. \i ntry. This 13 y almost a foregone con- | mation in which they hold bis Honor for the . teamships Geo Cromwell, ° S cutta ror E } e, a . m | lati was adopted unanimously. * " @ benefit of the ¢ Steams} : «ball, Charleston Dec 28, wit! 7 Fulton eo pode Da tor see ig FP S*fartber ori. | mities roporied a resolution Ir ' ae lhe Poe coming yoar shalt expire must be patent to every ob- | mage ank passengers. to HT Wergun & Oo. Has bad strong Swarow, Oct 20—Arrived, Midn Mt Brock, Shanghas = | ‘Broadway and 158 , douse of this few negroes can bo induced to hire tor the | mission to the Greenpoi~" rahe ~ | server of currén: events, northerty winds since PS” ane Hitters. Dec 2, of Hatte. | Friuere, Dec 10—Salled, Luley Huse, Ruggiero, Oyor ZO. ©. PARKER &BRO., Henge ota hoy cull walt for farme, and live by pit. | Company to ran the" ana Witinetiors Reitroad | The people do and will complain, and if we read the | Ti eooenastediie” atch brig Havana, from Havana tor | Tanneoges Dent ye Sulled, bark Geo T Kemp, Mayo, | Cy oe a we A resistance to pillage brings with it the penalty | Street Railroad e-gave ‘on the line’ oF ine Grand | Signs of the times aright there is a gathering storm that | Sevnuhips Geo. €.c1,To,muen north of Hatteras, passed | Ottin® mL Laie SPia ames at midnight. “Some of the reprobate. dele. | Fifth stroe* atone Grund street, between First and | Wili ere dong break with terrdc force over this develod | Montgomery, 4° ee Sarannah. ‘Tuxipap, Dec 15—Arrived, sohr Sallie B, Bateman, Phile- corner of Murray street, “ae gates hava endeavored to pacify their torty-acro and | the c ‘Am amondinent was adopted authorizing | and misgoverned land. Wo are even now infortned of | | steamship °, ourie Wishmond and ity Point, delphia. gta Hattie E wheder, ‘Have in stove and are offering rates j dwo-mule constituents since their return durng the | °* » to lay a new track. After the transaction mierice ae West in conventions of business men, ‘with mése <ort passengers, vo N McCready & Co, Tee Sl Ne — Holidays with the assurance that Congress would 0~ « atargo ameant of miscellaneous business the Board saad ee gome amelioration of the burden of | Mie’ ee See Boston, pas. Wiuoros Bet 28Saatod, 38 Moot Crosby. RIOr them all nght next mouth, but with little siecoss | Ajourued. ‘This 18 only the small cloud, “no larger than a man’s | 4,5! atinship Patapace, Neff, Boston, 90 hours, to Jas Bor. | y Zurtueen et these scoundrels may be among the first to bec —, and ‘victims of their own incendiary teachingn er the there for the coming year ist "00 pros- Ae yot no crops worth Speakin” oeiai are ty attroradling. Jabor there is none; Planers are not Gal phn ‘grouna; Dut territied. Ruiny o1odsbed and a war oe aurtened, everybody in the face, and thie, it seem , TAces sire avorted, & Cannot “be Daatus mm Brooxiyy.—There were 168 deaths in this | pang,” that will fon daygen the holo irmament. city during the past weok. Of the deceased there were | Does not-senator Sherman in thig‘a distinct warui ts ? heea it in ume, 97 men, 30 wemen, 56 boys and 45 girls; 41 were infants sey og Tig pe. reer i ie ee under twetve months and 3 were persons over cichty | their censure or @hnuempation? We shall ‘aake years, bag “gece diseases were:—Consumption, 26; | no such appeal to the Secretary; for Wo has mneumonta, 22; measles, 9; disease of brain, 13; scar | no constitnent exwept Mr. Chase, ‘and he will Tee fever, 12; croup, bronchitis and debility, 6 each; | bo satistied so long v3 he foliows in the footsieps of his disease of hea jeoping cough, 4; diphtheria, dis | «jjustrious predecessor.’? And now, 1 ask of ihe Secre- | ease of liver kidneys, 3 cach. tary and Senatar, whether their stalesmanship, after a Vieuarion or Tae Heattn Law.—A butcher doing pager bon wish the Ee rs ent ‘40m im tho State= | dushiess at the corner of Van Rrunt and Carrol streets, | Poi Nae ica = public debt 9 peg te “1 hang fecendinrivm on ‘the | named Henry Gilmoro, was arrested yesterday on the heretoiore shown by our chie.s of the Treasury tu th complaint of officer Waldron, of the Forty-third pre- | which diswoguished spendthrifts in ali ages—tb onal, who charges him with keeping and offering for | ability toimcur devts—and they havo added to thas sale a quantity of diseased meat, Giimere was held for | lately the most profound arguments in faver of the bond- examimation betore Justice Cornwell. hoiders end agninst the reduction of the interest on Lue blber tigen zesplptcn dusinieG ar pte public debt. And now allow me to say to these ge awe Avan valley, come accounts of areiga | Skativa.—There was pretty fair skating on all the | tenon wae the talent to incur devt, by the use «of the murderous and incendiary pro. | ponds yesterday, of which state of affairs all the lovers alivities of & geod credit and a willing people at a _ Ge dincks, In Halifax county, during the | of that pastime availed themselves to a considerable Nor), Evenson, Cardiff, 50 days, with rail- American Ports. Fe ered Nee” Meineke’ & Wendt. Tad moderate | apat aCHTCOLA, Dec 1s-In port barks Mary & Loui Weather the entire passage. Davie for NYork, ide: Volant, Castaer, from Liverpool Che nile and cooking Butea ay Lal Pi ‘Umness, Antwerp, @& days, with mdse, ry Sprit for NYork, © W Dill, from toe te incke ke Wendt: Has boca 20 days west ofthe | se; sours Wl. Springs, foro Yore tdcteom Now York, Sp leueree Ba noise cbuntty packed Pork. ’ Bark Mdexrol d (Nor), Knudean, Bordeaux, 20 dare Ni W'€, EXANDRIA, Dec %#—Sailed, schrs Charles A Jones, to order. Goody M, 31, 9, 11, 7 ‘mise, to order. During last 31 days had strong NE alg Ld Baker, Perverse, Boston; LM War- 9 ag chr PRaNee SMITA £00, pry ren, Warren, Providence. P Fawin Rowe (of New Haven), Mister, Gabon, Tver, | "BOSTON, Dee 2s, PM—Arrived, schre Broadfield. Crow. to MURRAY, EDDY & COn Brg i3 wood, to Dollner, Potter 4 ‘oombs. and Dela' Rhodes, ‘Successors Yea wo 2 hirnegat Dearing NNW. 2) milesdintact, spoke | sit, Balumore; Fradence, Coung. do; F A iiesth, Wilkams, | in the management ofthe ientucky, ‘Rial Lotitey | gchr Anna Fuller, from Hampton for Kennebunk, | Bimape nnn ae. roared — Suxcorviiie, Ky., Dec. 2, 186%) To Aut Waom rt Mar iq Mary Curly, (Br), Marsters. Arecibo. PR, 18 days, Gieared— Brig Unre Sliver Maguel, Watson, Philadelphip; tar ‘This is tocertify that JAMES 8. SMITH alone ie College Lowtery Grant of Kentucky or Slheme oF clanace thersander , the , ity SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO LP YERALD. The Pending War of Rr Great Prevalence of {33 ', lon 72 4, apoke brig J Molntyre, from Malaga | “Oriey for Balt)more. joman, Senr Fohn Northrup (Br), Sanford, Cornwallis, 10days | wyork; achra Gold oder, Tagua: lla th }, to . ‘Below Witene Royal’ ‘Arch, Davison, Cornwallis, with lumber, to A Balti Re. Dec Beare W Duryea. Bain, vane ey Went; ver, St Marks, 15 days, with cot. Damm rales (Br), MeN. Rebr Matilde Brooks, Culver, St Xt namibuco; sehr Prinee of Wales (Br), igs and’ NW winds since eared—Bark Delphin (Br), ton, to maser. as ry ‘Bark Care Abe Pacnr Loyal Seranton. Lowien, Savannah, 6 days, with ve eclatt-rigs Clea, und Harry; schrs EL Porter, and B 4 molasses, to Crandall, Umphray & Co. Elizabethnort. sngar ani Lebanah Deloy’ Biz ‘All other sch or classes after January 2 Rie #tonn, Va, Deo. 30, 1867, 9 O'Clock P. M. yhomsoever devised or dra’ under the name by College ‘Lowery Grant, cy without legal authorit 3 oueh parsons so acting witnout autborny Sane Senne oe ae ae ee J. L. CALDWELL, Frorm all portions tlon—tho Shenar price spd raie of interest to please a Jay Chrisur extent. Cooke, is not evidence of any great financial | cotton, aes to NL & Go. Holen Mar. @ 'oolidays, a military officer, much against his ability, wiso statesman will always seck to (urn rz) , Bi ‘Norfolk. . “Le [~Arrived, steamship Jas Adger, JAS.'L. ELLINGWOC will, Rox Oven—Yesterday afternoon » boy named Jere- | Qvory/ arent, even a calamity, into e pubic good, But, | Scr pieTahhynete gon: eae Oita Lisetox, Deo 27 ip Jas Adge rolod by. te Sty Bees M appo! Kebr RC 4 Ward, Bawards, enn Lyon big ith. Rowkos ia. Sieared=- ‘merieus, Terry, NYork. Sehr Youn . Burger, 5 ae ste«m- % Schr MD Cranmer, Cranmer, Philadelphia for New Ha- Polerinss MONROE Dec Arrive. Taek, Delaware, ven. Dema: for imore; brigs Chesapeake, do for do: Got Yet dams Stell gaat, gor aggoory. | Hater fee Sige astnss ee tnae Rehr Adein Felicia, Eil-ott, Elizabethport for Bridgeport. Hens arrived Dh, brigs Romance, Navassa; J McGuire, Schr Angie M Moflitt, Glover, Millbridge. Balumore; achra Valeria, West Indies; Feerless, Porto Rico; Sehr Harper, Perry, Bangor, 12 days. sebrs J B Myers, NYork: M: Smith, and Jas Haig, do. Kelsay. Ro-kland, Numerous vessels have arrived storm bound, ¥ , mS compeilod to invoke the aid of the military AMorities here, as there were serious indications of AMisturbence on the part of tho blacks. Everything, ‘however, passed off quietly, the presenco of the military Raving a decided influence wit the incendiary Africans, Disgeise it as enybody may, a war of races seems in- evitable, Every Virgin‘an sith whom I converse is Imspremed with a terribie foreboding of the coming @enflict, and incendiariem of factories, dweiting Douges and tarns iw acommon event. The Bureaa, Macst iniquitous machive, smovhers everything in the ‘Wumapo of a negro outrage,.end even the military author ities are unwilling that such lawlessness should Rnown te the pec of the North. The press he flooded with accounts of these rime among the blacks. Perse ‘Versation with the people can alone satis(y the Northern @becever, for listen to the Burean or the you Will assurediy be hoodwinked. Virgin’ miah McGrath was ran over in Jay street, while tm the | so dar, your measures bave produced area oe = act of crossing near Nassau, by a horse and wagen, A boavy bardea will be borne patiently if 14 1s well ad- and sustained a fracture of the arm and log. He was | Jested; whereas a light ioad, if ill adjasied, will pro- duce restiveness and disaster. panei poe diane prow hy Finns D pede We alt veg wit% | How do you intend to readjust the public debt? This Canton streot, was run over by a horse ‘and wagon driven a ton will be asked overy day by the Y ple, and they will demand a satistactory ans) fon have So Pond al aa aaa apie or ae anenereh One qoastion veny aumumtaty. ‘The people toll ou that ail their gold and stiver coin has left or is Hevp vor tam Graxp Jory.—An individual who re- i feaving tbe country in consequencd of a demand {rom jolces in the name of Patrick Fallon was arrested yere prong a Band + A teed berg a he cece r terdey at the instance of one Poter McNaliey, who ac- | forinie? Do you sup the coin from leaving tue country cused bim of baving stolen a horse and wagon. The acouved was taken bovere Joatice Cornwell, and, on ex. by any fluaocial policy? No, You say to them, “I will Bot retain the cuin for a currency, but I will destroy amination, was held to ewatt the action of the Grand Jury, CAKD. As will be seen by the above notice, I have the sol exclusive right to draw the Shelby College ree ¥ after January 1, 1408. The same will be managed gna ducted after the above date in the name of Francs, JAS, 8. BMT’ ‘We have filed in Shelby Circuit Court, Shell a bond amounting to. three Hundred "thousead officia! ist of numbers driwing prizes will be lished oh : wed York Leen faelndath Daily mercial and Cincinnati German pa We draw two Lotteries dally. ive persons the ace of galgohing tha" own Buln ‘Send your Rig S Sore Pe * Address all ordore to eke: Selir St Luca Sebr E BY Sehr Gen 8 Vaa Falkenverg, Boston. dan, Smith, Boston for Georgetown, DC. FALL RIVE, Deo 27—Arrived, schra Ney, Chase, New fork rd B rden, Borden, Manhattanville. The rives Sehr TT Tanker, Alien, Moston for Philadelphia. eitces wr of ice. is Edwards, Slate, Boston for Phila: TOWN, DO, Dee 28—Arrived, schr Jos Baxter, Gear FRunuseamae Gardner, Provincetown for Philadel: Pr bee san seit pseu manscars t, Boston, Peagive Phosbe Blizabeth, Hill, New Haven, KEY WEST, Dee 8—Sailed, ship Merrimac, Jacobs, Mo. Schr Evelyn, Burger, New bile, . i €f Gaye ca enna, New ng Elizabethport. NEW ORLEANS, Dec 24—Cieared, ship N Boynion, Hy. ler, Havre Sehr Joseph, Hawley, Ni wen for Jersey City. * ICH, Dec A |, sehr Ui \eindieed. Sehr Robt Knapp, Murphy, Greenwich. Meet On, 7 res oof red em Bear's Haszerd: Hart Beidceport for Jersey City. bethport for Pravi u nz bs Jers '. Bene ridgeport for Jersey City. Bailed—Steamer Uutiey, Georgetown, DE. ‘ your ‘coined paper.’ As I cannot cure that affliction I Wil: create anotuer.’”? You remind me of a quack who was called iu to treat a case of fever, Oa examining the ‘mploms ne said to the patient, “! bave no remedy for your fever, but I will veil you what I can do, I cau throw you into fits, and Tam hell on fits.” Tho -Secre- FRANCE, SMITH a Hox 314, Covmgton, BROOKLYN POLITICS. Peacoavio than either Georgian or Mississippt, Schr Merear, Mason, Bi SaUPORT. Deo a7 r Achols, THE BALL SEASON. q Zeports of General Oni will doubtless be reite Democratic General Committee. tary has no science, He ig clearly a quack and has | Sioop Irene, Smith, Virginia, Devereaux, i: for Philadelphia; schrs Millard Fill: | 7+ Schofold’s in due time. The Buroaa is the wain insire quacks for counsellors, aud if he is retained as our | Sloop John Adams, Hallock, Elizabethport, Pre. Bnith, Philadelphia for ‘Boston; Rehan Allen, lake, PE DEPARTMENT BALL Ciara ane, Pem! This body noid a special eeoting last evening for the ne re ere eres purpose, as understood, of aiding the appotntment of @ dexnoorat to ttle office of Naval Officer, and also to con- THE PRESS TELEGRAMS. Fider the general sitantion of affairs; but as the commbt- TMoticence of the Military and the Barean | % went into executive session immediately upoa OMticers in Melation to the Expected Our. | *mbiing the exact proceedings did not transpire, break. Ricuxoxp, Dec, 30, 1867, Repu a Primaries. ‘The exaggerated accounts telegraphed from this city The republican primaries were held tast night in ¢he relative to.an expected rising of the negroes of the seath | **F0us wards and county towns, The follewing are the ado counties of the State have no better foundation | ™*Mes Of the delegates clected from five wands:— i ‘than tbe fact that a fow days since a squad of soldiers ae a San ne tin eee Were sent to Halitax because @ disturbance on Cbrist- | Treasurer, S$. W. wer; Eexecutivo Committees, Jona mas was feared. The negro popuiasion throwghoat the | Farley. Wm. Ryan, M, Gatfay, J. J. Robinson: Inspec State {5 as quiet, oo faras an armed insurrection te. con. | Ors of Kiection, © W. Brower, L. Lewis; Delegates FHIRE-SETE rane BALL, D WIDOWS’ AND PRrWANS' FUND . LATE VOLUNTEER FRE DBPARTNENT, atthe ACADEMY OF MUSIC, er“ MONDAY EVENTS, E TICKETS {VE DOLLARS, (Extra Ladies floeets two dgvars ye ’ Ta : 1 Tk he ated trom either of the Committes dear ‘ JAMES F, WENMAN, President, $ raat cane ite Pearl streaky ‘i Higsins, do for JOHN J. WESTRAY, secretary, Gan iia, NS for 'N i Witiiam ai Tae yg ELA OE ALone0 AtOth heer ee been cou- | Voy. Higgins, NY: for ; Sedona, . ace 150 Fulton Ay. ie tt sh origina te alana ating tine gramme Prosoeolum and First Circle izes can’ be navared o& ape) Physician and doves not know the remedy for our com- plajut, be will throw us into fits, there can be no doubt, Nous verrons. JONATHAN OLDBUCK. WWTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS. Another Raid from Collector Wood's Office, in Brooklyn. EK T. Wood, the newly appointed collector of the Third district, Brooklyn, bas already commenced his Taids upon tho illicit distilleries of his district, Yester- day he directed the seizure of a large place in Hudson avenue, saud to have defied all the deiective force of the Revenue Department for two months past. Depuiy Tinney, at the head of a smali force, entered the piace and found fourteen hogsheads of molasses just veing de- SA{LED. NYork for Pordand; . Barker, do t Steamship Hatteras, Norfolk. ea eee ee ee aeate pattie’ For Uosion, wi vie. Yor N ‘ind at sunset NNW. 7 Pierce York; Ht Squires, Wind at s gina, e Siu mons, New! 1, for 3 Mari Disasters. Belfast for Norfolk; Warren B Hopkins, Ber Marine Disast ~ Linenry, from Havana and Key West, at Bal. | for a; Chas. tunage Suh, reports & ship ashore on Carystort. (No doaot | phias Mary ane the Merrimac. from Portsmouth for Mobile, since reported “sued Seu Bird, Batley, Fall River for NYork: 1 taken into Key West. M o Belfast for NYork; Sarah Morton,, do; Bank Pauerwo—A cable telegram. dated Liverpool Deo » Ne'son, Rockport x do; Le boars ad ‘28, states that the bark Palermo, Morrish, from New Or. Belfast for do; 4 H Whittemore, ttemore. I= leans for Vigo, before re; ashore on the Portnguese do; Momezu Gordon, Provincetown for Phila- coast, has become a total loss, “The P registered £44 tous, | Sriphia. mma O Curtis, Purvear, Bomon for Potomac rated AZ, was built at Rath, Me, in 1854, and hailed from | River; kita My, wiry, & for Alteo a ae New York. She had a cargo of 64,600 staves, Bark Thos Wrirnsy, from Navassa for which put into Nuovitas Nov 6 im. distress, demned, and was to be sold at auction 18th inst, cerned, a they nave been since their emancipation, | to General Cormmities, Joun Cashaw, BE. A, Studwell, sited in mash, entirely oblivious of the legal tax and mastan—There was a 1 bark. River. Neither the miitacy headquarters nor the Freedmen's | Danie! Ward, MC, Earle, L, Lewin, Reanse, "Tue inen operating the. still made tracka” | ensi'iden'at Wormuder aismasted Siu sigialy er ney 2a AN Arrived, ochre Alloe, Parker, Walker, Relfast JAMES F, WENMAN, President Bureau bave been advised of aay apprehended troubie. on a ieee Hone agg roe ices bat soon returned with © crowd of twe handred mea | tress fyine, trying to get, in seme, night OF Deo J0, bat wg. and Kit Carson Boston tor eg. : ¥5 46 Peart street. sider mH 4 ; jothing Cor not he orning. Tt was blow: 2 ’ _—_ it, yes 'Y; | and women, who comm @ brutal assault upon fog a Beavy gale at netine, A net Wao dampatones te att Ca ee cones rs 1 Goodspeed, Dart, 3 Treasurer, D. T. Leverich; Finance» emits Abram | deputy ‘Timney and his men, for the avowed ie Y hase ANNUAL BALL both coal 2. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Ainsiio, Andrew Morris, Philip J. Downey; Ward Com- | purpose of regaining possession of tho distillery and | S*yis4 he" (sunpored to have been the bark Eringo. from. | "pi LADELPHIA, Dec 28 & 29—Arrived, brig Merriwa, the nnn — guitteo,’ J. Seen bony | Sno en pom pts J Big 7 ‘linet bad the Martha's otic, Baye besn'en! Aa a meceatncetmccn | b5 Paw A Mowat “call tote lei uel Jr by erent » ‘neral Com , James: a . and soon Marshal ns AI on the ground with See , Rteaye 3 : Chase for President. Driver, George Williams, Samuel Marin; Inspectors of | roinforcements, but Hot wut Mr. Tinney hed hoon ee eS TeeeT ak’ Bek S tiaeeaten NOT MI for | Crared-—Gohe UW May. Kinney Aspinwall, | aauire, | ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ON THUMSDAY, JAM. § 08% ¥lection, Charies Canning, Samuei Martin and Michael ry McNamara, trated with a slung shot, deputy Reynolds half K.iled Therd Ward.—Preadent, A. i Vice Presi- | by mob and the keepers | H L. dont, B.C. Van Cot; Secretary, T. Van Vieit; Trossu- | Ail the wounded wore con' io the nearest drug rer, A.D, Weelock; Inspectors of Election, A. J. Awms- | store, where their wounds were dressed, after which ED HU, Holt; Delogates to General Committee, H. M. | they were removed to their homes, Tho “still”? was = A. HL Thorne, G. H. Roberts, 8 Saunderson and L. ao by the officers, a A reward wiil, no doubt, be ol the government for the reh or Fourth, Ward.—Delogates to General Committee, J. | guity partion, x nee by Reeve, J.J. Couch, Ezra Baldwin, BE. W. Cobin, J. W. Voorhies; President, BE. D, White; Vice President, | Meeting of the Metr: an Revenue Board. George J. Bennett; Seero G, W. Yan Mater; Treasn- Deputy Commiseioner Harland meta quoram of the Mh Wark preston, Joke. Ellard; Fire Vice | Metropolitan Revenue Board yesterday in session, and . ‘was to leave last night for Washington on business con- =" Cormey ss i ge od nected with the Revenue Bureau, Tho Raioigh (N. C.) Sentinel, December 28, etates that has observed a poster ou the strects calling for a Fadical meeting at the Court House, for the purpose of Bominating Hon. 8 P. Chase for the Presidency—'‘sub- Jeet to the aecwion of tho National ‘Republican’ Con- vention.” The Sentinel herewpon asks:—What about Grant? Hadn't these inen better wait until they are *‘in the Union” and “entitled” to representation ia the Chicago Conventian before they attempt to dictate to ‘the North who shail be tho nominee t brataily struck with a bladgeon, inspector Berry pros. Thn mong, Newbern, NC; Wm 8S Doughion, Tavem, Goorge- Tickets FIVE DOLLARS, admitting one ventieman a» be. ladies, can be Arrived, schrs Ira — Hudson, Port Johnson; oralned Of either of the Commitee, + ) »,/ "potth saay" be. secured appticot) | Kem ‘ 237 Broadw 76 rooms ie “ AMERICUS CLUB. annon, E. J. SI i Farley, " George W. Bu Lewis H. Watts, Kenn Grace Cuirtox—Key West, Dec 9—The sehr Grace Clifton, Capt Ouls, from Rockland, {rom New Orieans, loaded wit! whiel a ire four days, has ‘and will be scuttled, slorp Emerald, Nortwn, N Yor! Dec 14—The R Shephi Besson, (CHMOND, Dee 28—Cleared, scat Francis Hatch, Greg- phi for Rottordam, which was towed Into | “RW FRANCISCO, Dee 6—Arrived, ship Cape Horn, Brouwershaven yesterday leaky ahd with loss of foremast. | Bei Liverpool. . " Fader and jIbooom, had been aground ; has7 fect of | SAVANNAH, Dec %—Arrived, steamship Ashland, Nor- water in hold and bas began to Fnomh > is NYork; bark Oriental (Br), Rawle, St Vincent, The Mary Kell Roberts, Burns, from New York for Ham- WILMINGTON, NC, Dec 30—Arrived, steamship Fair. burg. with petroleum, is anchored witheut damage inthe | banks NYork Bonen Gat, after having been tossed cvor the Amelander n WASHINGTON, DC, Dec 28—Arrived. brig John Aviles, ° ation, y Carats, Dee 14—The cargo of the Serene, from Rotterdam | * atled=-Sehr Harry Lanaell, Weldon, Georgetown, DC, to for Philadelohia, which was stranded bere Dec 12, has been | t load with coat for NYork, Jed and placed in store, re, The Original Thirteen, ‘The following is tho order in which che original thir- Varencray Deo 1 Portion of the cargo has been |” MISCELLANEOUS. A small Dak, Cooms, from Callao, which was | ~~~ retary, Jacob RR ory gaved from the Li nn ~ Wannnnnnes 4 Jones, aoa States adopted the constitution of the United ay 5 Bergoant st. Areas, be Ng mn pa THE FIFTH AVENUE SKATING PRAK. wrecked in being towed into this port yesterday, BgOLUTE DIVoR LEGALLY, OBTAINED IN mF Sty « ae wards, — Mince! nere desert ness, . Cornell, we Aasssding to © provicion in the Ctnathation 16) o SOE aE aia abiens This magnificent skating pork, which bas this year re et ae 6. ‘wutictent. cause; bo publicity; no charge until divores mal Sreamsmip Persia, of tne Cunard line, has been repnrs an chased by hor builders, who will no doubt. reconstruct obtained; advice free. Sa the sotow principle’ She will caly make noo mers ina, M. HOWES, Attorney, £c., 78 Nassau street. to this side in her present shape. became binding upon the States rati(ying At when adopt. 4 by nive Staten, New Hampshire wag the important ninth State-— 1, Delaware, December 7, 1787. . ak pmogivenia, December 12, 1787. 3. New Jersey, December 18, 1787, 4& George, January 2, 179%, 5. Connecticut, January 9, 1788, 6. Massachusetts, Febraary 7, 1788, ieg tet (0 General Commitiee.—John Naylor, Jono Lee, Wiliam 0, Brown, Gharies Ptilipa, John ' ser iegh vulvar, James Melrian tend ~~ liday, Hogh vey, James Me! jeorge Edwards, wi . Bro’ Witten Kaba, John G, Noonan, Joreph Weston, 6 — Alexander Kelsey, Bobort Wood, Michael! Gaudichaud, Johu Dosey. WEWS FROM CINCINNATI. ‘deen selected by the New York Skating Club as their headquarters, and is therefore entitiqd to display the flag of that association, is nightly crowded by the ¢ of tho skating world, comprising most of the best a. tours In the city, Nothing that can add zest or spi the sport has been neglected, and about eight or ni o'clock in the evening, when the park is most crowded, the sce extromely brilliant and interesting. 1: dreds of skaters, some of them with a natioual repu- over Netlud eo | ABSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN 0 at waren vincrnia. | where, No feen charged until divorse is obtained, Couecl: Oticial information te hereby lelights | tations GE fed tations free. GEORGE LINCOLN, Lawyer, house has heen erected at Dee ‘ater Shoals, in the J: Fiver, Virginia, to take the placo of the croyed by 168 Nassau strect, New York. winter. 5, ea —_— ‘The light will be exhibited for the frat time on the aren BAveTAeELS PARLOR FINISHED Waarnan a. =? ing of 18th of Jani when the lightvessel now & Soutn Cerctinn, Sap Sa Maar? Seewe of Not, Week Wte Iuenwinne | aise par, rete ental” Pare's | “EMSS aE Ya orm a | ee fate Ha 9. New Harapanir Juan i, 1188 ered Reduction of the | the ice, while wumerous Dean fren eter order, the fous plans being $0 Toot ‘above ordiwers ta “OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY | =—— ee 1a Virenia one tee. Whiskey Tax. and the igh cut be nen In clear weather a distance of AL State Lowery: _TOO LATE FOR CLA r@ York, July 36, 1788. miles, By order, Ona TOK.” | oy SENTOUgY szath, parps ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, trem he Ben Mee a, 3, 1987. The following is a full the York inant. y retired - 38, 33. scealil . ance 00, By ier Mc Robert's “airy and Pte tg 83 vg owed Ty | BO Dothay Epek & jonal Democratic Committee. warehouse :— Unclorwriters’ hattan, y . . ‘The Democratic National Executive Committoe moet | Fxceisior, Commercial xchaage ‘Sa Aineriean Ex- hip Roman alt Deo oir 10 800 bates LS BE TF Joh 4 16, rao oe ie ccange, $5,000 each the ‘Secu : ari a eh oh a 9 7 stmarig tan te se pce Tr eaten tos | Baoan Se Ue ee aden Democratic National Convention, The Cincinnati En dee anata 2S cu bone ° | For of, quiver, December 28, urges Neng dar ig nintieicen se | “Raaeea by adaremang * Dickaas wi * Mardy 3 \ Graig from Hho Soutern Staiep to pho sittings of the 12, North Carolina, November 21, 1789, 43. Rbode laiand, 27, 1700. ' ‘The Ni ofthe fay