The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 1, 1867, Page 1

f——"_’.—_—- 0 yor. XXVL..N* 8,0%-‘_ NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1867. . o e by xmiplpad THE EXCISE LAW. [mistyisomsmi sl tmotomebainont L ——— whom licenses might be granted, and to direct when and - . AN OMMITTE " T A Tow the traffic should be conducted. In 1801 (not goin SEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO DEC. B U STRANGN A CE—PARDON STATISCICS— | ITS CONSTITUTIONALITY AFFIRMED BY TITE COURT OF | boek o ay earlier period) a law was enacted ,mm‘:‘,.,% - PENSION REGULATIONS—A RECONSTRIJCTION APPEALS, Comniissioners of Exeise in the towns, and ono in the city g BILL YROM GEN. ASHLEY. BY TRLEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE. P ©f Now Yorlk, to grant licenses ann to persons of good - " = B moral charscter sell intoxicating liguors, No m ALDANY, Dee, 81.—Thero aro several cascs, fnvolv- { (00 ST s Heanse to stil by the drink uness e kept & ing the same principles, all of which were decided by | tavern, and hnd eertain accommodations for the {raveling public and also entered into a recognizance not fo keep a spoNe. B TELSERARS 10 "(;]:EAT BRITATN BY TELEGRAPE YO THE TRIBONE. Cowss, Tste oF WiGnT, Dec. 30—Yesterday the |y (. q, ,‘: e poutti ety (bt Conaet: ' | this. case: In. Boardl of Exclao. in tho Mstropollian achts, Henrietta, Fleetwing ‘aid Vesta, upon a3 been ascertained positively that the Commit- | T : . in Metropoli disorderly houss, &o. Grocers and others having liceuse fhreo yachts, h B tco on Banking and Currency will report to the District agt. Jackson 8. Schultz. The Court of Ap- [scould not secl any liquor to be drank on their premiscs. gl msvlleh the invitation of the Queen, sailed up Osborue Bay. | o 5o b0 bl oo peala unanimously affirmed the judgment of the | 1t Wis forbidden to sell liquor.to sy ® rentice or | ment.” Ttis the exercise 1e down to the beach, and spent some use upo reassembling against a'ay further in- | P o 14 " slave, The penalty for each violation of the law was | more delicate nature, to declare and act Her Magesty came " crease of the curremcy beyond the omount already | General Term, holding the Excise law of April 14, 1806, ylalitions were declared to be misdemeanors, | void, and it camot be expeeted that courts witnessing the various maneuvers of the | . A : . X ’ 5 s constitution § . i 1o by fine and imprisonment, or either of them, | it unless the case can he plainly and clearly in de jssued. Upon this subject the Committ mstitutional. The Court held that the provisions of As the winner of the great race, the Heuri- | * L. Upol Ject the Comwittes, in voting E s 2 [ discrotlon of the court before which any couviction | of constitutional limitasions; nor is it to be e: P - ted it with $ h recently, stood 7 against inflation wnd 2 in favor, | that act were within the scope of legislative an- d be had. 1R. Laws, 176. The samo policy was | the; Mulmuflmnrntuwww jsita, passed by, slee saluted it with a wave of her | o Gyt a vt vote in the House very soon | hority, which extended to all subjects not prohibited nued by the genieral éxcise act of 1830, No pe or defeat the legislative will, ox to subtle or A 4 b very by the 'C itution th 3 At A coild well any &trong or spirituous liquors or wines 'n any | constructions to bring a statute In!o&“ Wi by the olti g Coves after reassembling upon this question, which will do- | VY ¢ ‘Constitution; that there is constitutional re- | quantity lss than five gallons at & time, without license; | organie law. But it is to be expected 1! A% o grand baquet given by the citizens of Cowe cide it, for the present seesion at least, almioet 80 s striction inhibiting the right of the Legislature to and 0o fleonsa cotld be obtained without giving a bond, | smne in favor of the constituslonality of hall was profusely decorated 3 sy 3 1 5 for e g ey with supeties to keep an orderly house. Licences wero | a .iberal coustruction to uphold it, and refrain ‘st even ks regulate the traffick t ting li that 5 d United St la nd the certainty. The movement inav garated against the culate the trafficking in intoxicating liquors; that | rovbidden 1o be granted to_any person to sell intoxicating | claring legislative uction void, wiless such a conclusior with the British and United States flags, a National Banking system is to be vigoreusiy prose- | uch regulation docs not interfe H fe : sl di N hile th with or restrain one ::u::u: I‘trvb-s ;k Ilnnm huu‘!e of t ‘:ulrl:r, unlm; sue clltn'mbl: n;oldm,m&mr;’w mistakes in ’ o gmgenr o 4} E 1o ceson proposed to keep an inn or tavern, was of rred E:- of the contending yackts, while the | =0 of Kis liberty or projerty within the prohibitions oi | Manet thaetor, oud nidl the mecessary. accamnodations | invoked by men c,,.,,,,?,:‘ndgn r i h friendly mottoes. -+ " 2 ) {andion . thatli " r ” trave vl 3 were hung ronnd wit y The Ways and Means Committee have not yot the Constitution ; that Li s to selfliqnors are mere :n,t-‘-::"m tw‘;'rf.n'klmlin:‘hu‘:&-“:‘rgr{-:;%fl:fig nnnn:t;flh‘ml:::.lf{h%«mfldmve power. o wten sell t Friday, ohn Sita . P., predi entel - Y . . q ermi do ich, wi X Jueon, M. F. e \].':1\ ;tlflm n{n:j\n taken any formal action upen the question of re- | temporary permits to o that which, withont suc I F 3 irocer, under his license, could o 0 persous to | Judgments affirmed. b o t, and the m&m “a' e oaal good f‘c nfi dncing the tax on cotton. The subject is before | PETRVits, would be an offense; thntsuch lieense ismot | carry away, for ench volatlon of the 'aw s visited with JokL TrFrAXY, State Reporter. | 34 day of January, f . ’ o ra A 0 e 2% TR ey > penalty was ulso 1 misdemesnor to sell liguos ——————— e b A6 Gtaev, tho Pre it | them, and will prabably be taken up at their meeting | @ contract betweon the Siafo and the liconsce, giving Whantity foen than- five gallons it & tme withous great - - * |.on Thursdaymext. Numeroasly signed petitions from | © the latter any veste right; that such licenses are ise, puiiisiable by fine and imprisonment. 1 R. ADA. Licenses, it is true, under the Revised Statutes, in E_A_N.i ‘the annies s0d navies of the United States and Great ; : X a part of the internal police system of the State, such | 5+ r " h 1l parts of the South are bofore the Committee urgin s A SRVORMAFPOLIOS.AY " thie City of New-York, ted by the eity authori- i s0 to DS Sttt bn, the Paiied S e Congroon to repeal s ta. Ttis very question. | 08 are useful in the excrciso of police jovers, and ara i perions s Sota ot Rt Bepenper | o rtakiine v rea s a1th dn_ytdlm.=v=¢ end o ol Englaud, the New-York Yacht 8 ; B G S e coirse wery lianle to thy penaitie ! Orr ~The discount on American in- | ot further servioe TG s fend 40 6 England, the New acht Squadron; | 1) G thvr they will interfere with it at present. The B e e 1 e eahare Tawy 6 Ao Gtat AYAT DR 01/2 % MW uwantion iu- | i of indictment or make always subject to the control of the Legislature, | JUEEEE T A % : . <1cd ws proseribed by the general laws of the State, i p the healts of My J. G. Bennets, jr., and o host of Secretaryof the Treasury has repeatodly been urged | Which may iake, modify, or coutinue them at pleas- an Brcino law waa enacted, supérseding thas of v‘!{%‘:;}g:rv;.eckufigcen:é ol e is other tossts of a friendly eharacter, Major-Gen. s i iy . . nre; that the vised Buatutes, Laws of 1857, chap. 628, The act i 1 Paoots, boat | to recommwend its repeal, but he has thus far declined i § running regularly to Ogdensburg, Beymonr, by command of the Queen, expressed her | [0 b T T g ion on the subject. On | O¥er all subjects of internal police regulation ary powers of the Legistaturo | L 8ciGuMe PUCR 408 xelse In each of the coun- Majests” he TOCE, T b . o C tutic s interest in the nd Ber thanks foe ‘the the other hand, strong representations are made to | PA' of the great cqnstitutio ties of the Sta and empowered such Boards to | ARREST OF THE ABSCONDING ADJUTANT GEN- graut licenses to tavern or I keepers, to sell strong ERAL OF MILITIA. ‘comphir isplay during the afternoon. " i cat > v et of the dlsplay during th , Doth Cemmittees that the cotton tax is the only pos- which canmot e sold, or given av and in respect to which no Lew and s Sus Hgtors and wines to he drank in their | MoNTREAL, Dec. 81.—The fire alarm telegraph is to howwe: o storekeepers to sell sneh ligquors aud wines, | ring in the New-Year. inyneutitios Ions th U ut ot to be druik | "o Chief of Police hab arrived having i Abwéiuner given by Lord Lennox, HLR.B.the | o0 0o of gotting anything out of the South for ] Dukevt Edinburg accepted ‘the ehallenge of Nr.J. | § VO TRE0 0 et ey ssor. Judgment affirn d. gn hctey ceialecs, cuses wo to Ve, i | g i€ GG e Tate Ass @. Benuett, jr., and agrees te sail around the Ie of = s Boand of Bxcise agt. Jolit Yarrie; fama act. John V. Own. | 8nddin s than § th eral of Militia, who absconded with a large amount WA Ras¥hhgust, for wprizo of £100. The Duko | , The(¥lnance Comuiites Bave been engaged all -y S e ety Williis Brabin gt | W of funds. He had an exciting chase of four months will @il liis own yndhit, the Viking. This annojroe day inconsidering the Tariff bill. No representations | Jacken &Skt Feogle ct el Jowph M. Ktk agt. Juses 4. | duynaftes fh ( L ;v:;rg‘r;u;‘&i:infln:gl(!on '?“',‘,'m E:::w. final) menthas created s grest sensation in yachting cir. | Of the manufacturing inteteste nov any MUPIHE | oy, first two of the A eanses are ap- | %0 d Ui Liceuss was not to be granted 10 | to-day and committed for tria: at the next Assizes. ” have cppeared before them. The Committee do not e m judgments of tho ¢ al Term of tie Su trong and spiritious liquors and wines THE QUEBEC RELIEF FUND. | 00 tie preniises of tho person licensed, unless UEBEC, Dec. 31— The method of distributing the . -~ expeet to be able to get through with the bill before | preme O st Judicinl dist recovered against LoNpoN, Dee. 31— Ths Times has & complaining | 00000 ©or 0l T defendnits by Lot v of Exeise ere a0 $6 A e ot | rellef fund is causing considerable discussion. editorial en the toleration of the Fesians by the Diepatel ke h okt o i ed act of Al"‘]“ l,‘;‘rw ’““‘;I' l:"*';‘ffmb_' : and not then, except on the petition | Chronicle says “* three-fonrths o!(:h;ruph in the Unttod States Gosern: o g vt el oy 2 T e kate In the Turrie dass | CF 0L Jeas a7 fucholders Teaiding in the clection | burnt district are protessional or onal tpecifications, 23 of stato that Mr. Roseoe Conkling will certainly be [ NS R0 MCEN any, and’ in Currler's ease on Sunday, | atriet whew Lor tavern was praposed to be | and to give them the money wonld be to waste it.” | tie Was Departmont stating that K . - . 3 n t kive a bond, | There are advocates for settling them on the back | § hw,:.‘,, ,,,,,,2_ thou The British Amerioan Conference, which 'has been : . AU viees from Harrisbmrg indicate the olection of | In each of tie cnses the ; in 1847, 1 pession here for a Jong time, has at lost removed all v under the oxcise law of I ¥ would hob | ¥ to keep a disorderly houso. Inn or | Jands of the Provinee, ETiolten, nd. agced on the bashs or o Confoders- | Toaddeus Stevens by the transfer to him in cancus | &l i3t untl ' dmo d ) witng ot thau lodgers o tiels Nouses %, NAPIER. X} ROUTE YOR RNGLAND, yetition ap Jrsated sus SN Vil o report 16 Purlisment. of ‘“he entire vote either of Simon Cameron or Gov. | midking of the siic .]w:v:f-:n'.”" P e Lisenesd wranted to | . 6, ajor-Gen. Napier, command- | toruey of the Urited States for [ ton s Clinton, for apy *'to Se1! liquom it quantities less | ing the military forces in” Upper Canada, left in the of -~ F.J. Fithian Curtin. 4 sl 7 hie Attorney-General's office has made ont a list of | wyi; Yit, 3. 10 Apeh, i ! ¢ ot 10 be deemed to muthorize the | noon train for Boston en rofite to England. A con- and & D, Moses for resy t the person | siderable number of officers and prominent citize « <3t i said that Aduiral Goldsborough of the Ameri- esn Navy has »sked permission of his Government > 7 [ o » the 88 of *i %0 transport the Cretan refugees in @ ver steamer. the principal persons pardoned for rebellion. They |71 ‘“’"“"l §ft‘|kl’,",.' SaeR - om : e 3 o the applicant to | were at the station to se him off. The new year is were members of the old army or navy, members of | axeluding the-County of Westehest o s, Jie wais (o bo a person of good moral | to be rung in with ehimes. A sleighing club recently r d also required o exceute # | forped, were out to-day for a drive, with 2 cutters A large poviion of ihat part of the (Crystal' Palace which has Beon used for the exhikition of tropical wae destroyed by fire early this morning. five ent:éled damage to the exsent of £500,000. custady the Rebel Congress or Government, M R e of g in the Rebel army,d&e. The list runs as follows: | S fiboiomnd. and the towna of Newtown, Flush hows, sold any strong or spiriti- Shshorpe Alabama, 88; Arkansas, 20; District of Colum- | Jwin fn, 1 the County of Queens. f 1 # to be dranl on his pretises, Persons - - -tlwm”l'hml.mI .namemn'm"mm Laws 1860, cha The act d “that from @ S spirituous liquors or wines b quan- FIRES. cutioned th bad jurisdiction 1 3 h SO 3 I 5 at o time, without having il S me ereim & sentence said Milligan ~ in manter jor-Generals | 198. The civil divi ! ) diione L ¢ | 1 Z ) 3 K y litioned not to decp a disorderly | 5,70 00bgsions, and ereated some sensation. ———— rias bia, 25; Florida, 8; Georgia, 18; Kentucky, 12; Lonis- | (00U Yit "day of, May, 1606, 10 person or per itles e , lioda 8¢ & time, without Laviog N (" or . s s | sba e M politan Puliee District, | B oo, ¢ h " FRANCE. ana, 21; Maryland, 8; Mississippi, 15; Missouri, 8§ -f'f.".'»r“v'll.’f'(':.:.t“ ‘;ylu; ‘,\m ‘,Mlélu:t‘ |[wuvllh-x\l/' .‘“l,. oS A Itiy Aol is for vack offewse; wnd_ whoever soid | .‘n:':«-m'v“(mg:}. AT MINNEAPOLIS, anli:lm;:ul:non agg exhibit 1s -;;um The p o gnftec nder his direction THLEGRAPIE TO 1 - e thvaty e X m"“ . . Pans, Doc. 81 —A royal decree has been published | North Carolina, 17; Sonth Caroliva, 21; Teunes- | Lritcor o' mome of iy stror pifttuous 1 Pt : X oW, O DS Cnicaco, Dec, sll.——A destrnctive fire yesterda; which aholiskes tunnage dues in ali the Preuch ports, | see, 15; Texas, 13 rginia, 48; West Virginia, 9. | wines, alé or 1 J it Sehxon htabned o liconse | worning at Miun is birned down The flmy.,,m,; Govermment, and the fundamexntal pris axoept om veasels which wrrive from the United | The above list also coutains the names of those who o | e, o caci offeinae | And hig bulldinga oa Washintoir-ave., between felen aud | Uberty, During the iate Kebelliow 8 Btates, andsuch other countries as impose differential | recommended the pardons. There have been issued n olitau Board of Hedlth | Hable to ¢ e penalty. Liceused persons p Minnetoni-sts. $100,000; Lusurance, $50,000. Smen 0idage Alon Magd o st 18 S @ues on French vessels. by the Government some 15,600 or 16,000 pardons of | ¥ere courtititud Board of Excies, owd | Miblted seory od el R SR § .["N,"‘” R AT STERLING, IL uestion. conriderations e e - % 3 4 S | empowered “ to g o to any p guoes o Sundiy, or oa cloetlon day, within s quarler | Cmieado, Dee. 81.—Last evening a fire at Sterling, th, the exercise of power, J et Rebels less known to fame and not returned in the | good moral eharacter, and wh of & mile of olls, to any periy whatovels a8 4 | minots, desfroyed fonr wooden buildings, including hich are . SPAIN. above list. it being irpoessible to prepare them in th f B O "'..'fi"f..u'r":?.:'fig'."f.'i"na” cupY | stores f Allex Green, grocer, and M. %mumu. that the public safety is assured, this quest.on, & Maprim, Dec. 51.~The Cortes has been dissolved | time. A large mass of applications for parddis lie in 4 n withou) the vulis c ¥ & ¥l | e, 0,000 tneupsnes smell. sil others can be discusncd sud dect by the Quecn. the Attorney-General's office beside th sither | i W : o or And-ti that of t AT HONEYOYE PALLS, X, Y. g the aduixtiize of ahy_sleont MY - e Attoruey-General's office beside those neither " - X bir. o, alxo, 1t % a5 Rocuusrer, Dec. 81.-A fire occurréd in the Village gal judgment. We, epprose “MARTNE INTELLIGENCE accepted nor absolutely rejected. \ 4 « ay lguor (o any ed pe of Honeyoye Falls, In this County, this morning. The | Shee SIS & ! (= NE FENCE. i : ; . tosell to &k dinnkar 1 Canwirll Hotel and stables, the livory stable of J. O. Smith | £he of full aud eautions deliberation. Bub . A telegram received by the Commissioner of Indian | to be fixed in their retion, - 2 v : (A A are met @ prelimipary { i " ARRIVED OUS. . : i e U I o | pan oo , constable, policem i the stabies of the Fa s Hotel, were totally desiroyed, | 4% met with u prelimizary objection. X QuErsssews, Dec. 51—Noon.—The Cunnnd steamebip | Al dated Fort Laramie, Dec. 26, from the Agent | 30 u'c%, ™y . A poikce, to drrest all fersous fouiid actually engaged n the | involving a loss of $18,000, about one-half of which s cov- - i fye rigraid o ® ‘:M ity "o ¢ n Aia, froms Boston Dee. 19, put i here this momiug, | of the Upper Platte, gives additional particulars of | quadtitics not Joss { gl = gy e T R 4 R I D B attributed o an inoen- | yaqr gud Getermine them. en route w Liverpool. the recent mussacro at Fou¢ Phil ! :‘|'|!.‘.‘“'k'"‘ oy oo 'I::."' bl - 4 or to h the offeuse w uitied, to be IN CLEVELAND, k. "xs' mflfm&um -amend - states that an Indian, arrived from Tongue River, were not to anthorize, nor 0 1th proyial h - | Creveraxp, Ohio, Dec. 81.—A fire broke ont last FINANCPAL. reports that a large ‘party of Mennecojous, Brules Jubiely yee 3 itertal, any couplatit of s | evening in the crockery and glassware tmporting house of AMERICAN SECURITIES. go_party ) + | tromg or spirituous g 3 P X 1. e penalties | W, 0, Pauler, on Riverst., and burned for five hours. | opinions of the J K " Ogallallae, Crows, Unkaphaphas, Blackfeet, and Tor opos which pecial cloction ov | cXcept in tie cuse The loss on :‘(k-knudh\lfld‘n’ will reach from 850,000 6 | yoon which the-disagreement shall Doe. 51— Noon.—United States Five-Twentios Sausaraes, 16%¢ Tonguo River the 12th inst. f tiug should be b quarter of & miie i [ drinkards) we §60,000, which is well insured In Fastern companies. At sAme tery, ‘the request of eit] Gaae o 3873, 12 Erie Fallway chares, 46} {linols Con- saracs, left Tongue River on the 12th jnst. for ald b held. See.8) All | name of the Board of Comuissioners | oné time o terrible conflagration waa thyeatened, as o SiLiol uber 1ha Slosction & o o4 Fort Phuk Kearney, and on the 221 Indians were dis- wee of A1y ¥ e L o vartien | thore ave severul ofl works and liquour stores in the vi- | certified under the seal of the Court to ‘he fallowing are the closing ratos | United States Five- | covered near the Fort. Brevet Lieut.-Col. Fettar- | oF spirituois fuiwe, Deerto ahy SPRRS - G- 4 cluity. ol AL ut thelr next seseion to be held mmx:ul:. - b el 3 Vi - e e OPERE & h, - ~ sl ‘vu 1Al '} Fwenty Bonds, 124 Erie Railway Sbures, #; §iliols Cen- [ man, Capt. Brown, and Licut. Grummond, with 90 son to belleve bi witliout e cons ¢ Eiatina, Dee. 81.—The following are the names of | Supreme Court and their order :’.. the prewise tral, 805, enlisted men, l«l-fl the Fort to give battle. Nothing | the ease of ap avprotioe Wster or muistress, cht pre : | tho loning ineurance companies by our late firs, and tho Fetaitted 1o the Circuit Cowrt aud b thes ’ o . " " f T . ) ° w1 g awonnts insured by each : Home, New-Yorl ; Home, , i ture of JIVERPOOL COTYON MARKET more was heard from them nntil a party sent out v, mother or guard 1); B e Bty el | Ve Hoven, ”m'::’”m‘. " ‘nm'“‘zi gL s .m : Hurtfond, #2,500; Ger- Jho Ot secpt it Metropolitan Police Distriet, | Albauy City, $,000; Arctie, £3,.50 t LavERroor, Dec. 51— Evenlug.—There hus becu no Cot- | from the Fort found thew at a distance of four miles, e 0 Pty April jast. By it, it is , #1,500; Putnam, $1,450 d then belrg ander ¢ uternational, M&Cflm- Son market today, on account «f the nearncss of the | lying dead. Col. Fetterman and Lis entire command | /e’ oGy Heonsed - £ Cice { hed been massered by the Indians. Dusband, parent or child, sell, ) A 8 liguom ln any gt "l“l'”: :mm"“‘l;j";‘\l’:'"' ,z,'l';',fl"":"’,‘“,‘i‘"‘;{,‘f:";".f“'“" *‘.;:';'j_, Heire- | prov txion of law ¢ it Court hus United Btates bords ave quoted | The Commissioner of paterits will issue for the [ s e o Lt Beeper vdn obtal | ford, $50; North Aweriean of Hort{ord, #2,50; Security, | $erufy auy question to te Buperior Couré for % s 807, pater . - B Anyaet liquor 1o be drauk in bis | §$2,000; Mauhattan, $.000; State of Jersey City, §2,000. tion. " The inquiry, therefore, is whether the week ending Jan. 8, 1567, patents to the number of | any such ¢ t \ TRE. ligan 18 brougit within its tevms, It was A telegram from Antwerp quotes | o perons I e req op 1 ald Ae e . XN JONTHEAL, bar thist the Circult Coust had jurisdiction Potroleum: at i1} fraims for Penusylvanis Refined. The | "o o, . D rly and quict, aod between the hours of 12 "R .'C 31.—A fire occurred at Kershaw & | the application for the writ of hibeas eorpus earrent qufation pence per gallori, ho Treasury Degartment has received to-day | might and suirbse, and on Sunday and botk safe ory, and a large guantity of tools and | and determine it, and it could not_be 10 contributed to the couscien ud. Two A e A clnsen g s ry wis destroyed. Tnsured for §10,00. p;.-uw ;jp{;‘y"}' gm;n n the Fourteent thousgud deliars were received in an envelope marked every distarh ” Kiving owiy as e beverag ——— ot the dudichiy act of 11 as ouiiite RY CHAUNCEY. . e Teikis s, oK iate act of 1863, Chief Justice Marshall in ARRIVAL OF TEAMSHIP HENRY CHAUNCEY. | fudianapolis, Ind., but which gave no other indica- T of e o Tegtuiation AURENY ST case, 4 Crancl, coucarued this branch of che The steamship Henry Channcey, which left Aspin- | tion from whence the money came. A draft for $10 terially waodifies the stringency of tis C-— Act to authorize the Court as well as the Judges wal) 20 dnst,, arriyed on Mondsy seorning. The foliow Sow V. 9 : tho Motyopolitan Police Di cxeln LOSS OF A SCHOONER AND ALL HANDS. the writ for the "“""“'“""“‘ “"fl"m - by 3 o bl 1A on the New-York Stato Hank at Albany was among 1y 0f Westehenter, the granting of leetses | »x Tivexarn 1o mus rmexe! commitment, a1l this consruetiis NI kg the amounts received, but this also gave 1o clue to | i Fat it Diquors to bo disnk o ¢ e 1, Me., Dec. § 1 bo D i conificle of vision ot op Kelly & Co 000 08 Pl v b t50 seller, i» BOERIW Pt > Byte) OF tavert Xeepers strort, Me., Dee, 81.—A schooner about 30 tuns | ability that a certificate of o divixion of :‘:Nnmm 12,012 99 the identity of the sender ; titioned for Ly 29 fr Acra; nor is thot class of per. | Went ashore at Bliss Island on Thursday night. She is only in a cause, and that the procecding by a v Wi Beiolle & Co . 33,006 % A heavy fall of snow last night and to-day has soua reatrulied e el e vug I | supposed to be the schoouer Ouly Son. Al hands were | Ingfor 8 writ of habeas corpus does nop Peet Third Nationa) dis on 9,127 09 - e putib RsoD, vl hils own potitio 1l- | dost. until after the wiit Las been and the re. Rudiroad Compaiy. LI aame made ordinarily good sleiching here, the first of the DULAES Aol o e e O LOES OF THE STEAM-TUG ISLANDER. Independently of the provisions of the Aet & Faler S a1 | year, andit is being enjoyed. mise Bis prow: | ay yeusonary vo Tun raisewn. o o T Siaita foe e aalt s All the Gevernment Departments will be closed esdent ot wuch J Am, Dec. 51 ~The steam-tng Islander left | presently consider, cau the ,.mnm"fie — to-morrow, sual rece vill take place ) oard should the 24tk for Fortress Monrone for the Gov- | true that it {s usual for a Court 17401 2 the W1 YL S I alaesicus i ks plnce, | It not e e "8l encounterd a terrific galo 4 hours | of habeas corpus, to issue the \rit, alid on the returd to FROM ASPINWALL at the White ifonse, the residences of the Cabinet | of the penaity "Blowing ber off the shore. The vessel begame un- | dispose of the case; but the Court eau eleet to Waive the Lanman & K 1,800 00 officers, &c. Joe Tt o oot ler provi - n..i.v.xm.nlvl-l~, |~||HIL|: badly, On the 29th mu.nts; elock, | lssuing of flx:‘ i‘:xfll'h and ‘tl';m)hltl whether o v — " a ug that a convie a violation o arts @ State when 30 miles southi-cast of Ch teagne, sights team- A presente 0 petitiol The Commissioner af Pensions has to-day fssued the uct by @ person Heensed, s : otlet pata of thestate, % ‘ e O I ie time the | before. 16, could. be_disehavged. E e .. : the following regnlations : .,,‘.‘1, Il“'ll‘l” ":'wlll);ltl “ .m.....‘,u.min. v!x‘\fi:l‘\ i then, really but question involved In the | : l-«r had thlw feet \n'.‘w In the ""‘1'1'3.’"' lmm-;u? i |orm wl; "r;d u;‘e“ ;:ae mgfaedhhh' umned V. Crane & Co 1,100 00 First : Origin olentic ek o n it , On A wsalo thereof, ftles less tha e almost & wreck. arnes came alongside and | reported r ers, 3 ol ,{.‘,h"’,’,{‘l;,‘;h‘_ v ‘,‘,;:‘_""',':,’;”“:};:':1' jy]'l*]‘,:"[’{“";l:‘r.,';‘ fallonis, to be, o1 whieh wguid be drank or usod b wlate 1he trafic hi Intasleat i Hauors Tue | roscued the erew by ropes, the e ruuBlng too Sigh for | 1t tho writ wis tssued, the petitioner would be $6a0,117 3 abd are not fakes up out of their ordor. " b | bullding, or where soid, could not reeover or compe ja shuply regulatory of the retal tle, andd | boats to be used. Capt. Young, Edward Watson, mate | upon the case which he bud made 1 The Cl o I\ ! payment therefor. (Secs. 17,18) By the Wth section, | «-Hunl.uu_-u. thau any in foree, | and pilot, Frank B. Johnson, firenan, and John Lumber- | deliveriug the opinion of the Court, said Btate for more than half w | son, engineer, were saved. Capt. Young suf o8 the tug | prisoument is siown as fully by the petitioner. Sy cations for inerense of pensions uuder act of of the was tuade the duty of eveey sherifi, Y 3 i E ] " bjeet a0 de foubdered in’ an hour afterward. Everything was lost | appear on the return of the writ, eolseq! row ab above, Atated. Tho Geu, Barios ur- ught 10t Lo ba evea ed if the Court is July 25,1866, foria . part eit PANAMA e’ penaiug elaims, and their receipt i not ’ 1 Oiveaponies < of the Associsicd Py b _ i heaei B¢ 10 prevenl the vielstt exe Hiipy, ey “"""“\ . Third : The condition of wl unw snry, by sumnarily and keoplrg ¢ sived ut 4 o'cloek this evening. soner would be remauded o eloinis 15 reported froim tine o time by.citeu re Dich 4l el suek g g places ln wieh shy ed avy of such STEAMER BLOWN UP—LOSS OF LIFE. the Cireuit Court of Indiana w RV, ' " Dby an expressel decision of the Court.iu refostug The stesmer Henry Chauncey, from New-York on | lotter, and will not be reparted to any agent he il bave been recoguized by this office fill.,n,hnd Aspluwall on the iath. Fler mails, etc., | Womey in the case, nor widess the applicats ‘went forwaxd from here on the evening.of the same day. | have been on file at least mouths, # The United States flagshlp Powbatun, Admral Dab)- | excepted. Fourth: gren, sajled hevco for Callao on the 6. ::31 e A brig ctled the Jacmel Packet, entered the port of Aspinwall a few days ago, and was seized by the United | 0Tt ed to establish ita Fifti: N g@.mm, Bice, under very -nspicious efrenmstan oo | BTCY ‘r‘!“p"';"jm_' eeRiie s pusnisiey ‘vess] salled soxne months ago from Singapore, n0der | oiocd bes i B Rl B¢ Malvonrus, Ansiralin, With » cargo, of | o6ed before o dulyqualiied officer whe and th stable or member of police siall v shall violate any of the proyisic The steamer Eclipse, Capt. | if satisticd that the prisoner on_his shovi; Al unll.\llgm\lu‘ nlqll jed | fully detaived. Hut‘ll is contended, if they b P her bofle fp from Augusti yesterday, 24 | the lnwiulness of the imprisoument and could render towin fu W lie miles trom Savannab, Nothing has been heard frow the | judgment, the prisoner s remediless and canuot haye tibig 1 | erew, whoare supposed to have been killed. Tho steamer | disputed question certified under the aet of lm.‘ with secording 1o the proyisipns o t. Ll [ [ the duty Very K 3 1 onflleting with | bs w totel wreck, and is sunk in the middle of the iver. remedy 1s plete by writ of error or i Court renders iguwent. refusing # : tinal o Y SHENAARNE W THR DPAPRED e Nim; but if he should be so_uufortunate as tp be ~The Cross Rip Lightship | the predicsment of ha\llllf the Court divided on . " A round stern vessel is sunk | tion whethor he should live or die, he Is . station. without remedy, He wishes ihe vlulma ner M. Rice from Georgetown | not by a slugle Judge at his Chuubers, nafion unless mat « i, o proxperity ; has gone o wuch traffic witogethicr, if about one wutind to At ends of good govern 8 fl‘é‘.’“fii?‘“ r-;v‘nm of ‘n‘-r'lr;.llnl,ru;lvu Py rnum:lrd of a duly exeeuted f xendner, wii And this power of A -~ Nt pe @ Hope, put i1to two or three ports on the | o b ALY f he o r, Wio ul trife power of o Btat ontrol exuli 1, was abandoned o 27 4 . Tt continue ber voyage. for y i ' b ORI ants, Bu ng It volved e cases under eonsideration. 1 Legl jed to Newport, = Sonnia o STRE e saptninmud gwner, John A, Davea tried | MIHt: of the condition of he case, avd will eall on W for its prov thelr respective | 15 tie depository of the soverelgi power of the y e B Lotk Argenn of Provittve. bt | ade ;",'.T.;{N'f.,'.,:',’|.'}'.‘§'t'&m::'n'f?:u S0 8ipoes of bis curgo for half its volue, but Consul Rice | She Proof necossary ko comploto the clatim. ' Sevnh The of busiuess 10 Broadway, 1 the city of New- | buexercisiig it to subiserye tho pi New-York, whilo at wuchor in the Tarpaulin | lature of 1803, and the language et Dy 1t 5'”. to be 4 runaway, stopped the trude, und, | {m!ul‘- uII:n.y"::::H;"h:f L to vavious persous, strong and | #ale ot “I'l sdeatiog lyaors fu small ¢ cove during a gale of wind on ay, dragged both of | steued to Tncan any suel thing. ‘The ol nuder Lloy@'sagent, ir. Cowan, succceded in procuricg | official commniicatisnetor Mformation is to s e d beer, in quantities less th icenses mbjocting wll orfenders to forfeiture uindl | her auchors, and, to provent going ou tlio rocks, entaway | sideratiou was introduced to further the and proveds plaln ease of barratry wxs st | 5000 "Wiew any clulin has bees finlly rejected by this b v el e 4y - Zavien t Nesb oy curried awny the fore by obtaiuing a speedy settleractit of an fmy Ao o e U, & ohup Mokl Wam | offfe, ani ‘o tooognirid agowt drciarcn his pumase 16 | iy s sales were | licepsivg or v 8 10 carry on fhis retall zen topmst. She was towed | tion where the judges might be opposed in RPN R, chosigued o the Golleeior of Customs. | SLTem from ite dectsion, or to file additional evidence 1 | de fendant ¢ trave o defi > ia cavtied, om, amdl thons #-Hedford ou Butulhy by thie stewmer Mombhiassets | act of 1503 so clianged the judielw’ fystes SHU g e o | support of the elaim, the papers thevein may be placed i i - oxelse nct of 1857 (Laws of 185 enga, ruiltless of any offense, 4 b, . . ot istead of b6 Was_colupoved %".,g"" RS argnally. s Ty his bhands for exawination, under sach T iou e 18 T e e o oI ones a8 ascles D00 | e Eiatite b, Yoid. By ot 1 et | e et 0y Do 1 SN tedrhdr CRMRDAREDADE v | SRS tis provisien ar a'kinrgd e & N8 P i Sy B | Comnnlssioner wmay preecribe. city il county of New-York, o license to sell » wope of - legialatiy for that in general | aahore in Tarpanin Gover ¥ o ot B e g g e T, W e American flag, under which. st e 10 Aspinw | MrC Bundy, referred to in dispatches of the | and splrituons liguors and wines, to b drauk in d unltmited, and e to all subjects of | Asthe stoamer pased the Sow and 2) 3 Lo o st ¥ » w0 Sow and Pigs Lightship she | upon tho provisions of (his' section have been umoflnn:;aw‘fi-:«':r;m: lm”w:mt. a e 204 inst, as having beeu debarred from all intercourse ::'rl‘:n-"“"l:'l '""““' L g ke which H"'h” : "I'y "l‘v i’ s "‘.}"'K Sxcopt 11.‘} 'll""' Tegiiars b tn ul“i- found that it had shifted its position, wnd tequired us- Th th case of4ie United 8 L. pe loped that sn example . @ arinm, Were 1o s I foice L yi After the L . e Constitutio aw probib- | sistance. r ‘i ua-.‘:fhurmll'la-lw The (8. Consul at finga. | with the Pay Department, for “ alleged mispractice,” | Tucsduy in Jogi 4940, and at tho tuo of the sales 1n quew- | fi indiscriubiite tratfio b ntoxicating fawors | “Eoue, N, . 31.—-Schooner Charles Heckscher is :-l:::ufim‘"f.?rmu‘::'.{'v}vm"n-?-‘f"m'.:.l?l“n';‘z“w ou oay, 'y esive, ovetument iu . . e » ’ ed to Fecover frol Ay - - lefonding before the Court relative 0 & the « vessab which has ance resigned It. is only charged with Laving avowed in a certain con- tively, the penaity of $50 for u violat B eutrulits, proposition that suc N b B oo cause.”. Testl cane Bl 50 zait Tor some daye, and the strong | versation liat ho conld prove thaf, by arrangement | Sioms of thé actof ApHi 14 1506 ; and th Iy dtprives. any POLITICAL. R oy, Taet. T hully “here Iudicate Tt the dry season hus at length | 1 1 e y trs s L ' | ted 1at, Were they Jiable topay to ; is : property ' within the o -— o bt W ure cotapelled T annwer ucstions g LGk with Col. Gibson of the Pay Department, Mr. Lowen- n of .mdn n.;l‘[» o e 3 and Tllx of M [ tution, L ihat it MISSOURL et ot oy Judges below were ,.m,.,dh o‘éw It - e very quict on the Isthmus, No forther | thal “ wa N a sheel v o and, 2, Ixthe act & valld and ¢ ured privato b JRL e b e L et o e 2o st mall pasraner | thal ! waa allowed, to Lave cheoks upon fraudulent | {0y Ypio” relator Ketoun, outho 1th of July, 1 und 1ts “violato ; UY THLLGNARIL TO IR TRIDUNE. dn the penes o e e o sty Al o 4 #aft 1a presumed instmetions trow Bogota are walied for. claim papers, and was to procure other papers to be | the City of Breoklyn, publicly sold snd disposed of ativi 1 us 0 Jts validity, They THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE 16, then 1t s evideut (hat the * couse™ wun ! ol » i o r q vhicl itud Qquore o v i ed t nh ) o o - 2 a? N e Gapital ot the Bepubiios dates 4% 1o tho 1et substituted for the forged popers upon which the ;-I:;;',;{;‘,',,',‘j":‘{,‘,. AT Al 16 1, Howas Atz 2 f violuting the law by St Louts, Dec The Legislature will probubly | tie Court, and that the questios cortified sro vt of m“""n?,?. S o vt e T o | SUecks wero iseued.” ‘T, Mr. Bundy thinks, in- | Lcumpiant dhargiug il vt the offeie, i wiiial {3 clook Drako Senator, The Governor's Message, rumor | ohione Tt 1 ‘wrgned that o i of chutrelt properiy, 30 that sbo beatos | volves no mispractice on his part, but simply a pes custody a writ of hubeus cor Wi #ued - bis be ays, tukes high ground in favor of universal suf- R Tetb & £ T T will By sl phics 16Tt 10 worhip it. u,,m.“,'l.l:l‘“.»l,, s Pear T P th Ply o per- | SETPC0n the romnd thiat he frago and quufnn.-.} amnesty. The findyelal exhibit | SECIinto 8 caune it e re Ay E et Wee T Instructed the Execwiive of the Btate to seize all | = gas ¥R She 3’8y Leperanens. v the act ged to have boen vio! ¢ 5 isfuvorable, Additional railroad legisiation is recom- | was presented to the Cirenit Court. It w Ve been Rt i e i, 1 Many'of the Minlsters, Consuls, and other officars | Gotsh an ‘ e e o e el e TR o e AT | T e e e O T nu“&.;;"“’;fifl‘.fi’.?.&?“'“"'&"J‘fli‘.&.x‘;’.fi Il;::_“ 10 | of foreign Govermmen s, residing outsids of Washing- i T gy 8 ] )y the fandam l‘iz:"‘-‘ m‘) “ for President of the Railroad Commissioners. and brought those who held Milligan In custody befora iberty to voth belligerets (o being prizes into | ton, arrived Lere during the day and evening to par- [ m the othier, subimi(ted cascs Where prt " ) b latte : 1 1 ehnter dulines, e Word % oRabgt SERCTR LIS of the eyabie for e, Yo final do. | 1Pt i tho Tecepiion cercuonics aé the White and spivitudus iquors, wine, i, i er, at - Vi and by ihe Constiutiou BRIy Piten 0 obtaln Ris Jouiid, e T WhRE K g : Dews from ) I8 very meager, No final de- n e wied Broadway, tin th ¥ alast subsequent leghslat THE SENATORSHIP, or supposed " wnd he says: * This a8 yet een coni to regardivg the jcace proyos. | 1iouse to-worrow. quariitien i allons Ly proporty i iy legal oF cons e T TN, ; ol Sk Popalr the ot Uie TS '""Q';,y N of aud Fravce, Gen. Ashley, Chgirman of the House Committee | Without locuse. B Ixels Hiuvo welEhor tho quulitien of & couteach or of property, | Pl 1 Fortey's Press; of to-mor- | AL a0 BOBO et OO e, O T SoE 'wic, though s minleter froui T P mienernigy 2 J0%8 6 | uet of April, 10 M. i it werely temporary permits to o whit i itorial artiale in fvor of Thad- | Ty leeal sense sotion, sas wid ckass AT, coRvOrtinG v 1416 consult and advige with st | OB itories, has r;- mined in this city during the i ) ie Superinte g { M’r [ vfl.-:m-u agnlust o gen- | dens Stevens for Senator, which c vi: | terms. Milligan m‘rw«'ulmhmlafluhsu he rei o0 tter . § I N form portion of ) T entativ o " o B ot s ot it stag to ]p scMPrecees attending to Committes business. He | &8 CHERCERE TG0 (U 8 S Daln ETRHoE. - tho R ‘n‘.:‘. [ 4 Rl} hbnl«r‘ulmpm:pgh \vhnln‘l.llllxinnpl‘flufnlgulne?uffl;a ifl-"" :tll;b-m‘m o 7-.m&nz~mm pmc%“' r ) ot oo v om0 10 | Jius prepared a bill to be reported on tho reassem- | ciadin thit Uiey il cow e 1 | the exedeise of 1t poilce powern, aud are subject to the | Bepublicun party tn tho Log ““{“ b i | 08 5% st was ‘g.‘m’ g he e at £2. bling of Congress, having in view the reorganization | April, 1866, and will urrest wnd dlrection of the Blate Government, which wwy motity, | Should ‘?“""“'5“’“"“"“’“'°""’ ey vote for Sevator v Tk i A S 0 Bontiate Sleb P 165, i accordaice with the provision Yevolo OF gontinie. tienn, na it way deen fit. 1t the e | 04 tho 15th of January, that of Simon Cameron, o By - - uthern States, not, however, remanding | 1 eth sections of ‘el oet, 1 case Uy | OF 1857 i doctared that lcenses under i should b hre- | Whose eleetion is now confidently by his ad- CAN RATLWAY, | them to a territorial condition, but recognising pres- | #hould violato e Bowrd of Excise threaten to | vocable (which it does not, but by its very terms they are | herents, had been placed on the same ticket with THE TRIBONE ent arrangeménts until Conventions can be called to | i 1%} wetion agaust them as often us they sball violate | revocable) the Tegisintures of subscqnent yenrs would not | Thaddens Stevens for United States Senator in the Dee, 81—Gronnd will he hyoken on it, the plaintiffs usked that the defendunts, and exeh of | have been bound by declarations. The uocomsury powers late election, there is searcely @ school district in jorth American Bailwiy, i 'm.«“‘ly remodel the respeetive State Governments, them, be restrajied and dued from arresting umm( of the u-glmzumwouu sulijects of interval police belng | Pennsylvauia in wmchnfi.m Republicans would not The Mayor, City nefl, an Becretaries Seward and Welles will not receive vis- | ¢ yr 3 y W ;wg:f‘v::-l:"y::g‘::;wm!‘hfmml.l‘n fi)? ?fig.uha na:rulu‘“r:::'ttL:!:Ihru:‘l::’lxiv:‘x:-wol; ‘l‘:\l;l:x have decided, nino out of ten, in favor of Stevens, “"’} s will be proseiit. Fhe Liidges | ftors to-morrow, owing to recent domestic afflictions indonn, . cxpediany the providions ot e oth and | quished. Trrovoeabia grauts of property and frauchises | B0 48 those Teprosentatives in the Btate Legislagure | ChU Jwetice Nurshitl seyal, o e 08 i e TE o aming il o0m {4 i respeotivs tamlios A e bt tont wech wct. it eapecintly thomo | thay bw Taade, i they d0 Dot impulf the supremo author. | Pender thia truth lot them ask their own hearts | EREGERSTS St ot uktioe, whe 4 nationsl ; sections, were unconstitational and vold, Was | Ity to ke liws for the Tt goverument of the Bute; | Whether the election of any other man to that h & ¥ty g Workme y Tight g0 f the Blute; T . ietlon. orkmen have begy employed to-day in ercting | adjudged that the act was coustitutional and valid; | birt wo one leglslature can curtuwil the power of its suce | logislative court would carty more {oyw .fl: and umi of the putriots and more tervor to the he: of the that the plaintitfs were not entitled to | cossom to o such laws as they may decm proper in o fon verc LAKE TRIE CLOR) 7 9 CLOBED, AT TRARGKATE 10 e TRIBUNE "J'"“"‘"»?‘ & Deo, 31~ Lake Erle is closed by fuo t u%fl& b, . —Klenrar! i miccomstully ol " ‘ o0 ecove i s fin s fue this -y WAkl 0 s I sueesshoi, ) urse of leg 3 oy X oda mo " - e v Bt s T ;. - BPENING OF THE CINCINNATI SUSPTASI0N . ndow of the Execntive | TS yioon’ against the defondants. These | matters of police. -Alger Weaton, 14 o, 2 th ction oat eommoner . l%ou, pptad . o ey Heulll‘t‘lf""l‘m# appeals challenge legislative withority exerised | Peoplo qf{n lllu ‘wwd:l ulh Slute " a o mm“.mthuulr ofshe gros ebxamoner of o g s, g g i | e e o Tt L | e, e W W 0 B\ e Dec, 2L I nmeienca of ive in the | 18780 s of prosaiment o vernmn officials and | nor s o authority of he LLegiataro 1o Gontrol, egt: Ry tamnth nat i Boopler . Rerun.| a1iy | A MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRA 11C NEWSPAPER e Ry Suspeiion gitizens, and receive their frieuds. | lato and prolibit the sale of spiritnons a m%a o c DEAD. - h . d b . n 16 Exprom Gomwany. X g A Conattution I« mare lvera excise. 1 i that i % X5, Lot ‘ e cation | BOSTON, Dec. 81.—The Boston Livening Commercial ‘rued 'y ¥ supetsedes, wnd v :E B"""'ol: onfllot; 1 B tase. T i mwum to-day the suspension of its daily issue. Itan sinee the organdcation stew, regil