The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 1, 1866, Page 1

AO ee $$ en eee ‘|| Number 10,465. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1866. Thirty-Third Year. . The Lates t News wm" whieh was passed | ti as ites Oat the rama aan NEW YORK TATE UHOISLATURE, | Tey Chcgva fd er Ony Mat tee pad Mr. Spregue, of R.1., moved to reconsider the vote On the passage of the bill to extend the time tor the setting about building a new com wet ths New York coutresters to Gs 4 Ta first case of » colored man teatifying ageing) @ white man, ins court of justice in Tennesses, tok Re on Saturday, in Nashville, at the trial of McGill, for an atiempt to rob and murder Gee. Marea otal te we yy Re dT Aldany, Jan, 21.—Tbe cousideration of the Health privileges of this .ody, Made in thet Bill was remmed, and sundry stueudments were © to Variiament hy a Brith b K withdrawal of cords from public warehouses. Mr. ha aie ti . heed, but eran | Moved and couridered. The ehiet one of which 8 © explained that the efiect of ihe p:s.ege of of usuipstion and abuse of power. !| limite the annus exrpenditares ot the Commissioners ted By Telegraph to the N. ¥. San, GR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES. S353 Eas". statis | —_—_——_——___ | Provides that goods might be with irawn wi i Christian men to eo among the fieedmen and A thein thelr duty as citizens,which they know already | & #1000 om the actual presence of pestilence, much better than their iaie mase.s and the later Mr. Henry ©. Morphy renewed his amendment Months; or if after shat time, and within three | would take notce of what the former understood, | providing tur the election of the Commissioners by ) that he did no’ desire the | the people, It was vored down by 4 to 26, as wan wes wells, which are almost dry, other . Important Proceedings of Congress. Ursratlon ts the lay vould ropeund io tho advantage | freedamen to, exorcise sutirage youll. they beoume | his amendment providing for thetr selec. ion. of thive aan, the Maine law will have to be repealed, ao a ——____. of foreign manufacturers, Hoe hoped that the rote | qualified, which he thought would be in four or five Al Bupervissre oF fee. York, aud two by the ‘at something can be hed to drink. ‘ amended #0 as Tie nge County. « PASSAGE OF THE NEW would be rec mpartaby eM} the bil would Le ir caper with tee Piesiangeenn ch Indepranenen, ine bill was then ordered to the third reading, shine on Satins ( in the county is a4 Alle- - fN. Y¥., did uot believe the bill | The amendment of Ps gentieman from Ohio, he Petitions were presented by the Hydropathiste eer | ive a. Comprises seven acres with AMENDMENT, "Anierican manufciurer, otherw ie pe 10 base representation on the basis of | and Homeopathiste for representation in the lvard | “leer ice, and @ balf-mue race course, with build- ~ —_ f he should not have favored it. It had the approval | male el *. By this they would a crusade | Of the Metropolitan Banitary Commission. \nge end « ey ry room for ladies, The build- ’ Vat. of the Treasury Department. It wa® no more favor- | against w Im the Coustivation of the country: eoliitis Rurosrap—Te repeal the ect fir {nx alone coms $10,000, a Radical Strength Unimpaired, adil TE ~ gga than the present laws wore to ue teen fn — pd ay County, sis, Detmave to taxes on ia ¥ te 4 pasbinan or tan na? ue anes *® emall 4. | be taken for the Croton Aquecnct.... ...To exte leotac 8. regulars were fired Mr. Trumbell, of TI. eafled for the reralar orden | Sizat of the pedre |, He tar ihe ores ne eee ee ee eee tte hte eens | upen nese Centreville, by . SPEECH OF MR. STEVENS. | whieh wee the bili for the protection of all persons in entnicistimniinnt their civil rights, The pending question was apon President Jehu on Dcneunced. the amendment of Mr. Lane, of Kansas, to the amendment of Mr. Trumbull, 0 as to make the first section read “That all persone born in the United resoluti he © it- | Toad, Long Isiand, too on Wosteauvorion, ans weer newra Sake great Buis Novioep.To amend the ebarter of the Pleasure ip sending it to the President, though they | New York Juvenile Asylum. .......To restrain the Reed not submit it to him for approval. It theretore | New York mon Counc from authorizing or [as the more Kind in the Presiaent to send advice te Gaines he any rool estate, improved or em without being asked tor it, 5 fine aoe Tkorovensens Con of bush wack: on the 26th. Three soldiers were wounded poi one rebel killed. A married lady, only 17 years of aga wae drewned on Tuesday, while sketing om the Schuylkill, at Philadelphia. The ice gave way a States, not subject toany foreien power, ‘rbunalor | Mr. Bmish, of Ky, wished to hear read the papers | Poratethe Metro and five persons were precipitated into water, WESTERN STEAMBOAT DISASTERS, gu horit, are hereby declared te citlsene of the vuubes entieman aileded, and which hecharged of York » antonio ike tk of bag ae four of whom were rescued, ~4 nited States” 5 ” Kaiiroad Company to construct new tracks, A cOURRSrONDENT of the Nashville Dur. Mr, Davis, of Ky, was discussing the proposition to The article was read Ii is the same as pablished ry y Dry Dock, | eta Nashville ATOR : ’ on Monday, giving the substance of a conversation Lia IsTuopvory,—1lo authorize the Dry + (es thet the man arrested { ‘xas in June last Further Particulars. Cried oteise "St Aisiege, devant elitern A Letween the President and a distinguished senator | Rast Broadway and Battery Kailroad Company 06 | and taken to Washington was really John Surrest, es the Constitutt on the subject of the Constitutional amendment and | @Xtend their tracks......., Te ainend the charies of | and that nothing is known of b bi 2 5 0 " I Vv E 3 L 0 8 T ies eae “iy interrupted Mr. Davis to inqnire if 4 eee question. _Epecial attention was paid wo ane Dime Saviuge Bank, New York,-Ad- ed Washington. muce he reseh- . he bel h fh be aco het @ reading of the articie, a ey ni and were Lid ap eria niet Mr. Btevens, in continuation, sald that it was well Amen a A waano in Lynchburrh deserted his wifes few LATER EI JROPEAN NEWS ‘Sr Davie anid be would come to that presentiy. that the President had uothing to do with the seembly, ‘ave ago eer living with her 30 years because 4 NEWS. | ue. Trumbull ond be hat before bim the decision | atendment before the fHouse. Mri. nota signed | Reronrs.—To amend the New York City Common | she was helpless through paralysis. He wee ar- es Tae eae nse trae aie perce [aatatratastues Reape ete obec Baa ase | ate tag we mprergsens Daze | soe and compali te dake car o er by tho ¥ tigns, , e ro eo a eights. ‘© incorporase the National Invem- man’ jureau Agent, ' Hl, ead b Jd | same time be slight, rebuked Congress, by ex ity ; a nd Lewis Disastrous Shipwrecks, sions Vere Salt widens ble lovee He that his signature was not required, and + y * ta ter ve cule, Ineerperals’ tae New A countryman in Savannah, Ge., observed that fxs seon a creat deal less conceit and a great deal | should not trouble themselves to send this new Yorn Pies and War ; ° jefe pre- | ® Kang of darkics were working on the streets, G u » | Wore brains than were contained in the Senator | amendment resolution to Andre + Jolnaon, because | vent traudul .To amend each wearing # ball and chain, and asked one of reat Loss of Lives and Property. from Hina a aihea wit teton | Kern neceamery,., Mi stevens then :eblied io a zi um Biage and Feiry Compauy | them why that ball was chained te his leg? "To t. Davie resumed t \ecussion ropesition ri emarks » Raymond deli\ ered on charter t Citizen's Sav from steal ae betore the Berean Genyine the rivbt te uataralins onday, saying that he admired his aminbi ity of | ee T amend ihe Fevised otatutes rela- keep plo f ing 1%" said the * “ heap of thieves about here, masse.”’ Tus Brownsville correspondent of the N. 0 Trams, 17th, says: Col, Hancks, agent for Adar Exp css Company, was robbed Yesterday of $1,500 iu silver, ot Brarzse, by some of the of Gen. Clark's command. A great part of it bas bees recovered, semper and tenderness of beart in epeaking of those te landiord and teaant in N, Y ..... . Reative who we the late conflict, ‘The courage | to the conviction of vagrant aud disorderly persons which sent som men to death was to be the com- | in N.Y. For @ railroad from Munser’s Point to mon boast of the ation, and the pride of the couutiy | Fiushing........1@ iucorporate the Astoria that oo many rebels were their murderers, Wewere | Yorkville Railroad Horse Kailroad Co....... ‘To im. to cousiaer the dead of both sides as the dead of the | crease the salaries of we Metropo.itan Police. Bation, the common dead over whom be, Mr. Sto- BiLLs Passep—io authorize the Compwoller of , supposed they were to raise monuments beside | New York to issue fiity thousand doilare oi water THE SPANISH INSURRECTION. persone of African descent and affirming that foreign could be naturalized, -- —-_ -___. Mr, ane, ¢ ay a to withdraw his pes meut and in lieu of it to offe: ainendment so as Prim Getting the Worst of It. 2) the first section read “*T all persons born fn the United Btates, vot sulyect to any foreign pow er, NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE. otal ae land by allotments are hereby ne of the United Mtates.” ved Mr. Lane's amendment was not a Shee of Kegmuide and oiuers on the batilefield o: | stuck; w amend the charter of the Kast New York de- SS Mr, ‘rumbali then moved to amend bis amendment | Veitysburg ; also to build high the monument of the | ald Jamaica Kailroau Company ; to authorize atior- eo a ommech ussite oy 4 hah ros phony vps A of ALL SORTS OF CITY BILLS. | 0 4 te make i: reed “inet all persons born in the | rebel Barkedaie, who, while a meniver ot ihte body, | neys and counseliors, residing in o:her Biaies, to ary Comm ties, has devlared the right of , United States pot subject to any foreign power, ex- | bad drawn « bowie knife w murder the reproseuta- | practice in the courte ef this Btate; to incorporate | * Woman to soleran 20 marriage. The question ugh er — excepting Lodiang not taxed, are hereby deciared | tives of the peopie, Mustead of leaving them to rot | she southside Sportsman's Club of Long Isiaud ; to | 8fose im relation to the acts of Kev, Miss Olympbia red of the United States, ia the ditch, unwapt, uhonored aad unsung, they | amend the act tur the inoorporation of Ucean #ieam- Lecal and Miscellaneous News, | “\ Hendricks, of Ind, objected to making the pay ment of taxes @ qualification for eltizensbip. SEVENTH REGIMENT — RECEPTION. | “**‘ine te Aucussion the Senate adiourned. Brown, pastor of the Uuiversaliss Society ot Wey - mouth Landing. A Wasmixaron special dispatch states thee Seuator Dixon disclaims having bed ree w de with tle publication of the Associated 2 the. patch conten) 4 account of bis conversatiua with the President. He listened to what the President Lad to say, and the President alone ie Were (o be raised to tue foremost rank of the nation's | shi Companies, dead, and poems were to be sung to their memory, ILLe LyrkoDUCED—To regulate the salaries of the to weep over them as the dead of Awerice. | members oi ihe Metropolitan Fire Deparment, and ver betore sucu blasphemy as that, If | to amend an ack creating the same; lor an Kievaced she loyal dead were to be asscciaveu with the traitors | Kailioud in Broadwu reralosd ia Graud aud who murdered them, .hey would if they could have | oiber streets in New York city ; te regulate the tae beard the gentie ‘s remarks, bave broken the Sith sivoet Ferry; to exieud the raiiioad ceremonies of the fe sud siarted forbh im ther *0u Grand and other streets, aud to regulate winding sheets an % "4 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Grandest Scene of the Season. On motion of Mr, Ketcham, of N. ¥., it was resolv- pen edthat the Committee on Military Affaire be in- - - ered at biw uil they seared his | the iare thereon, Adjousned. ee OTHE GREENWICH BANK ROBBERY, | stt<t4 1 inguire tno the expediency of authoriz. | *7@bslus. responsible fer the publication of the diapeteh. ial * | ima the payment of commutation of rations to all | The House, ander the operation of the previous From Canada. Bh 19 not ly Known thet soldiers who hove sue f Kina @micanal Prisoners of war for the poriod of thetr confinement, | Westion, soou after voted on aud rejected the pa artinetsl” cubetitasss earas ag joo. (| Trial of the “Green” Policeman. Mr. Washburn reported @ bill, which was passed, | “Meudment of Mr. Schenck by « vote of Y yous Another Fonian Alarm, @ured upon the presentation of evidence of bodes: sla , 7 —— further te secure to American citizens privileges | *@*!nat. Toronto, Canada West, Jan, %8th.—The Govern. | eble discharge, and that the - - und causing the W&e., &e., &e. under the Treaty of Washington, The bil! provides the The House then passed the joint resolution—yeas ment ie preparing to receive Sweeney and Koberts, | /0#9 of limb was received in oe. They are fur- — that the products of the forests of the State of Maine 1, nays 46-24 follows: who, they have positive information, mean invasion torched newt lee eg ees bene a the row Wasuixarox, Jan. $1. | 09a tho St. Jobn's river and ite trivutaries, owned by | , Y#48—Musere, Alley, Alhson, Ames, A dere, | on Canada, All service militia are to be called out | Goveruuont, It may assiet in anderstanding the Constitutioutl | Americans, and sawed or hewed in New Brunewick | Atiiey 9! bio, Maker, Banks, Bai ker, He man, Benjamin, Bidwell, Bough bs . Liow, | immediately, om the frontier, Wolf Island and else- Tu WH BB awecdment, passed by the House to-day, te stale by American citizens, the eame being manufactured utwell, Urundages, Brome er issn! Buckland, | where. Th nks have seut their specie to fortified Poy beget octertin ry dows esa (wie Bil that it differs from the one previously reported from | in whole or in part, which are now aduitied into | Mundy, Ciatke of Ohio, Clarke of Kucees Cobb, | points for safety. Cireulare have been samt ww the | Cio iit ola he ble that the Washing abe in | all Jon | Porte of the Unit: d States tree of duty, shall eontinge | Conkling, Cook, Cullom, Darling, Davis, Dawes, | @adets ordering hem to prepare tor sorvice; stiil, the q posal! lowe aygion te Committee of fifteen, in leaving oat allus! to be admitted under such regulations as tho Becre- | Dees, Dewano, Deming, |ixon, Douneliy, Eckley, | People Know uothing of the danger threatened, aud | Government hea sunk #0 low iu the scale an to ee te direct taxes, not changing the Constitution im that | tary of the Treasury sball from time to time pre | Kexieston, }-1naworth, ‘arqubar, Ferry, Gertie, gh Le eeth.— Ther stained score the course of Goveral Phil, Sheridan ? we respect. The effect of the amendment is shuply to bas tf With bart: (rete the Comnantties on Cletemores; Grinnel, Gruwold, Haiding, Hart, Hayes, Aull, Kingston, CW... Jan. so ‘eo are my . we next bear of hb. Forts are ail being being laid out ou from the basis of represevtation all te whom belug redeved? One thiug Is certain beyond « peradveniures If the the elective franchise is denied or abridged on ac- tolines, Looper, Uotehkiss, Hubbard of lowa, Hub- | Military operations going on Dar Bagdad affair 1s Lot disavowed by the Federal rted « bill repeating all Fiebing Boundies, which dot W. Virgie, Mubbara oc N. Y., Hubbard of renaenes ADs UOW 16 lst . st acted on, Cone. Hvvbell, tiulburd, Jos, Lusnphieys luger- | Wolf Island, Th+ banks have vent ald their eurplus G A all the ber atof race orcolor, Che amendment is precisely phy rted a bill he soil, Juuan, Kasson, Kelley, ham. . peotes Wo Joruined cies, Wriveve cireula:s have overumen), auc recompense im ite power bet Bethe Fry tl ed ody rag aie ge pe that enters PF Maries bythe . lanes rig 7 fhe Keudail, Lada, pe bre fF renee tt Onto, wen sent to all cadet giaduates, ordesing them to | wade. Gen. Phil, Sheridan relieved, amd Slibuster- w . ne om the ot January, toe phiave pishoot and bent bidder, alter S00 notion, ouch marine ee epitals and lands pertamning jereto as he may Bisine, being changed to “elective iramebise,” | fein acyisable, and of piopr.ate the procecds of the bold \hemeclves in resainess to take commands in As Hey pd ton nee unt, Mate | the cprviee, Lue miLtia ere to be called out auine . ing on tLj8 country completely dee, McKee, Maxcur, Miler, moorbeed, Mortui, Mor sicpped—war is inevitable, Even thea ” ivil and political rights aud privileges," used by ris, Mouiton, Myers, O'Neill, Orsh, Paine, Patier, diately. Government eviacutiy thinks reiain ® Very grave question whether the Fede: 26 / Whe Commit. 60 of fiieen, same to the marine hospital estabilshinent, The | Perliau, Pike, Pants, Yomeroy, Price, Kice vt Mase, | Means what be Lintsat, ‘Lhe people are not rale bave not gone so ie that an epology will met Troup @ommissioner Cooley, of the Indian Durean, ac- | Secretary is also authorized to sell at auction tothe | Kwe of Me, Rola, Bawyer, Bcueuck, Sebotiela, | Senmed, be received.'’ the del sion fr the Choctaw. Chick bighest and best biccer euch of the revenue cutiors | Buedabarger, Sivan, Dievens, Stuliwell, ‘Th ’ bg egation trem the ay | as be soall fiud ill adapied tothe Purposes vi the | Fraucw Thema Jobn L.'i Lomas, Jr, Upeon, Vas Bews Items. tance » Cherokee, Creok, Seminole and Ottawa tribes of | revenue servicw, and expend the proceeds for the | A ’ Mora of N. a Yao Hore ot Mo, An Kvontfal Voyage. ating jans tothe President's Mansion io-day, whither | Purchase or construction of veveols bewer suited to Weebburne of Lil, Wasuburne of the wants of the service, There is a proviso that no ey went tor the purpose of having an interview | marine hospital slial Le exposed to lease of sale ith him. The Choctaws aud Chickasawe through | #bereint ere are twen.y cases Of nlckuess per day, o: when any o\her suctable bospisal accomodations Ship Issac Webb, stoweil, from Liverpeel, Dee 6, arrived at this port yesterday morning, reports: Dec, 2%.—-liad a burricaae from W. 6. W. ining Mass, Wel o1, Wentworth, Wiliams, Wilken of lows, Wilwu of Pa. Wingou and Woodbridge, Nave—Meers, Baldwin, Bergen, Boyer, Brooks, Chi » kidridg Dy Teleyraph to tha New York Sun.) Der goods at Galveston, Texas, are selling at | 96 how with sleet aad ball, blew heir representative, Mr. J sald to the Pres: ~ Dem ison, 4, bilgt, Fimca, bs. img away an our Serf Wo came with she hope of restoring the ORT eer tes, y J, Haynes,’ Hogan, aby | 15 per cant below New York prices, and bvotes | suit ye A | Lee AS ign | or pee ple of vilk aee Unites Reet Sheree Sr ins toot Mr. Eliot, from the same committes, reported a bill | filam veltiond Suwa, tetele ae tibsea sod shoes are selling at lees than firet cost, witch suited avery thing moveable abou, deck, the —thes Diotsed 110m. wenory, Whke xec.atiia ihe crime | Pesulating tu.iher tue registering 01 vee « cords Neils Peps, Kandal (1's, Mandal | ‘Tue steamer Sacramento sailed from San Fran- | Leiomever as » Owing to the intense met 1eh hed deprived the nation of its head they eongrat- | P&Os ides that no ship or vessel which has bewo regis- (Ky), Kaywoua, Kuster, Koger Rose, Kosseau, several of the Crew were irest bit eu, anc three ; oo inted themselves thas his successor was 00 just, phi- \ered or recorded as an American veesel, but which Shanglin, agreaves smith, oususe, Laver, fayior, | °80o, for Panama, om Tuesday, taking #749,641 | Jam. iv.—W La) @¢, @ seaman jell overboard “her [ieathropic and wise. ‘They looked to hiv excelleucy | Goring the rebellion, shall be auteleied or cesminierog | Tbormton, Itfubie Voorhesy Whaley aud Wright in treasure, of which $700,047 goes to New York. | SM# Mowmed. dn ist. 47 $4 lon. flung ix ae Gectanens "The Cher wen or on thoes Wy ae an American vessel, or have the rights aud privi- The Speaker snoounced that two.thirds having Tan Galveston Crvittam denies the truth of the | attached, heare Foi ee ome known as loyal; and theosher ee disloye\, sate SF Amerienn ves templet 8 Nery a ie vino, | Voted in favor of the jolut resolution, it le passed, reports circulated North, about President Jobn- | 0% eer Bing sb dostrons of having hasmoplons relations rvs A debate took plase'ou this bill, shen the iarning The House assumed the consideration of the Senate aah: beans «bid eaaiieied “bs. “ ytd a in, prove! mark Bee eens ett, capt: Chrlarte of the loyal dele- | nour having expired, the subject went ever bill to enlarge the powers of the Freedmen's Bureaa, tee pa mace parasite Gllchin _ ydar- Beprosched the President as @ friend and with no PASOAGE OF TIE NEW AMENDMENT, Mr. Joho L. Dawson, of Pa., addressed the Houso, | £°° . ’ o leat ufessious of Gisloyalty. Fox the last two years they Mr. Stevens, from the Committee on Roconstruc- | stating that this Government was made for the white Tas Galveston Civitan says that all the dele- LOCAL NEWS. LJ is ones oan unin whe 7 TS Sid gary tion, reported back the joint resolution proposing an pf st was ime tr a tice een, euannes Ogee) ee gates elected te the Texas convention, as far as = — mr t shee they feit that ybey Bad bie foe *ym- | ewendment to the Constitution, with an amendment teoting of eanality b the law. The result must bes heard from, warmly support President Johnson's SEW YORK AND THE VICIXITE. e 4 presentatives or \egatious ¢ dag uating aud de rating mixture of Faces, suc! esaael owe esos snacunced inrough their Inserpreters—two a ae Ie eee Pa pee a | £ Zrosauled im the wpenish Bates of ‘Atderice pele: renee Recertioy or rus Severna Reouceny— b . om were men—their gratitude hap- , nate couse Representa: | by crossing z anwikh the an Oarna. tonto, ahd im wb being atliowed to communicate vith he Eves re Vatee weit iri eonrie Begro. Br oe Penirs sly the Bu; yg Guanp Bats ar rms ACADEMY oF Mosio—BaaoTr hight, prem Csas, Wah Os thee eoncliae, thankeu thi | a {ol . isla, | ‘The:@ was an evening semion, at which nothi ‘ rss anp Kamx—Tus Baave anv vam Faus.—The Grand bi rn thas \be follow ing articies be proposed to the egisla- " De R Py Buse wt the Cater M “4 intent et bevy a ore tuies of the several States, as an emendmer t 4 the | more important (han speech losking was accowonlish- the jublic of Mexico, against the ees of Ball given to the Prince of Wales by the citizens @ raed a fon ee wes gsauued to Bud hem indicating « srite: | Constiintlon of ibe Unit ceten WR steckewg #4, Adjourned, Juares New York, was destined to display the wealth of this world’ ebail be valid as part of the Coustitut om, vie, Tum notorious rebel cutter Yedkin, sunk by | grea: metropolis, together with ite beauty and fash- i the pice bas been given by the Secretary of the | "Representatives shall be appo.nied among th The Steamboat Di ti the U B. blockading squadron, three wiles below | jou, and was considered the greatest fore ever gives 2 couse ee cocear ante Oe Unliek Staite, | tee oestiea te Dellt tamieae cabo ees @ Sveamboat Disasters, Wilmington, N.C., bas been raised by the Balti+ | im New York. The Ruslan Ball, given te the " jon, according peck¥e uum! cowl . N.C., a 790 3 pig ors at ay York, i. ing the whole bamber of pessons in escht Beate, Further Particulars 250 Lives Lost. more and Norfolk Wrecking Co, Admiral and officers of the Russian flees, wae een- ep aad paren: Oe nap eg hey sieel wt, | suacuive frabehice ahall te decane seraurinesarer ee | Cincianatt, Jan, 81.—The steamer Miami, which| Ospers were received af bead.quarters in El-| sidered te have surpased even that im richnem and ss—e Pius. oa and siter the lie of Fobreaty peat Biate on aceouut of race or color, all persous therein | ¢xploded on she Arkausss river, had about two bun- | mirg, N.Y, Yesterday, from Washington, orderiug | STemdeur, amd the reception to General Grass takes Aug, FOCe:¥ing deposits ior lemporary lone at ix po fae sae OF Sane shall be excluded irom the basis | dred and fifiy passengers en board, among whom | gh¢ closing up of business and the discentinuance | ¥™ cemsidered for the display of rich and seed be cent. interest, Lhey have Leen instructed to esen ° were ninety-one weu, of Company Thirteen of the quudy dresses, and ite magnificence as outvieing s gone, jeive such G posite in lawful mouey ow and after Mr. Eldridge inquired whereim the resolution just , : of that city ag e military post, P) goulal tribate areful~ i date as five pe: cent, interest, payable ou Leo reported differed trom that heretofore emanating Thirteenth United States Cavalry, The accident Tax Rarvwiioas Baw bi'shed at Nash. beth of these, fer 10h wae 8 rman'é # notice alter thirty days tum the dure of trams the Cemamiiies on Rasanettustion ocurred at To’clock in the evening, just after sup- xa, pul 1 to the greatest seldur of moderm times, and MM Ay Ppvorai cases involving the right of States to Mr. te plied the Committee per, and while the passengers were engaged in | *'% Tenn, hes been sued for 26,000, for am | wey richly deserved by him who preserved oar LSAT pRetetecnehpht beady le a pipet omitied the words “uirect taxes,” leaving ibis tor a | CoBversation around the stoves in the hall, The | #tcle sald _ Nbelious, relating to concert | country's Mberties. Be ioe sonaption ase evening }@ COl~ » future amendment, ey not wish to embarass | explosion was ef such force as to rent the cabin floor | *#loons, sever which are in operation in | of the S:venth Regiment (N. G.) te cums edes ma your be Supreme Court, They arise on writs of error e subject, ibe oun Cours of poses of New York by the Second vas etnes Ein isvoseiite eee mente the peapadh "7 = ake gg ooops phd bp yh be as f Maryland priated $4,000, bre gy phot S ie ie ee 7 dawo- pal Bank, of Utica, and two Albany banks. Mr, sppor' i neat o ee 01 7 ‘on | @ cabin, reat numbers 6. a jature of Maryland eppropria' rua, of New York,Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Tremainy The quallfeations reuuiaite for ‘lleshore lves by Jumping overboard, The total loss of life 1s} making in all $15,000 appropriated, te complete | displays, amd will long be remembored as peed, p seven ebapy, and Mr, Beugwick. of dyracuse, appear numerous branch of the State Legislature, suppored to be nearly one hundred aud fifty, Thirty the work of enclosing, grading and ornamenting est and most successful fete which ever yee ites Pk! in ating ibe cote’ tates | wy Ulta hich’ Bay aude: | he ear wre i the Aatistam Gomeiery, whieh wit be seedy easy | W's We vole eos Sete S wane me the tax. The aigument against the te: ° Capitol, that it i GEOOND DisPATON, 3 OUTSIDE SORMES, ith her, od by Mr, Rey noida.” Tle question tavolved ‘ee Ney Constitutes bus te 1 "it etand es ts ven ds Cincinnati, Jan, 80.—The New Albany Levees ta the epring to receive the bodies of the herons As carly a six o'clock, carriages might be seen J important oue, and the case excites mach inter- | held # very different vi himself, and Lelieved who fell in that memorable battle, Their remains, the Third avenue, amd making their “ moug we poreene in greeted in ations) Benks, that this Roatrees ee eutr med © it high duty no iiiete seamen hese hsp from the wreck of to the numier of 8,000, are now buried in the pscup bold yp ne and at seven ¢elock there cottag vag ‘est cases, Drought up under the dizeetion | jess important, and no less efficient for the weal or © Missou morniug, bringing the surviv. way towards . ir sister «Be Execative Committee of Natioual Banks, woo of the country, than the one entrusted to that | pumbering thirty. The tovel number lost wes ate mountains, roadaides and fields in that region, was slong Line extending from B4th stréct up to the resul ve t body who made the Declaration of Indepen- ; cosived Buf N.Y ee 4 be Academy. At eight o'cleck, the eutire ether of , denice ; and be believed that now, If they om.tied to | ®™mong them the captain's wite, The captain and A pisratou was received at Buffalo, N.Y, y joor ef the * " withen §-ONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, exercise that high duty, or abused it, they would be | pilot were badly injured, terday, from Petroleum Contre, stating that « fire | port!ons of 14th at. and Irving Place which led to the a know Thirty-Ninth Seasion, hae Ca ty at lasenens how. Tas Cinctnnatt, Jan, 31,—The steamer Missouri, which | that day destroyed seven wells on Bennehoff Run, | Aesdemy and Irving Pisee wes blocked up with erowde are SENATE. vee ond rss, they intended it should be | exploded on the Ohio river, bad one hundred and | 90,000 barrels of oll were barat, together with all | o! poople whe Mearns 3 ‘Sunes Se prennetings. i January 81.—Mr. : @ foundation of our goverument, If the govern: | twenty persons on board, twenty-five of whom were my “ol vite Ss 1 Rie Clit unten avai | rumegr ‘The tn lformaian om Evaserig | Qup"tina:, A ir diate eae ha Bane | 4, a gy yf ny Sr wore amendments as this time, for every human be: lacesthe loss of life hundred. T' - scene met eye. way v pels Tes ARY tecaie: ious PatertteL tet £n5 | would have been ual | Letore the law. Bus the time a ieee was one of a ‘ow ai pv Wells, including tanks, engines, etc., have been | stace usually stands, wes @ eplemdid scene, which cost y_ er SP et ou busentmens the Coassientios ‘that ey oar father's (asonded i, ‘The sec man | 00 the river, and was valued st $100,000, burned, and fifteen thousand barrels of oil com- | 49 for painting, and which represented Fort Fed- or; bus #36 feimeion that | trom New York (Mr, Raywond) and those abo’ —_—_—_—_—_—_— sumed, The loss is tho to be @ quarter of ® | eral Hill, with the city of Baltimore in the distance, auc abe ff MyRIbIL the several Btatee trom disiranchising | {Tn New, York (ir. Baywoud) aud chose above his an - ne 8 bebind, Beneath I thelr cltisens on the ground Of sex, Ae the | Bouma honed never te live to see the day when he | 40 Trial ef Albert Starkweather for the | million, end ered emall ae, looming “Sossting of gos - ‘ae + the Gallant Henate | Yould be disgraced by such ® sentiment. Now, the | Murder of his Mother—Verdict of (uiity. tees iauskets stscked, ete. the whole surmouu: mn PP sien wun rons, ater whien oe, Lane | SHY Fale bad thet Mepertteg ee | Zarorts Conns Jem 81-—The Jury in the Sar General Intelligence, with baie tage engi dpa acett wits ‘ . e re 4 an sgtice bs cory jes sees Yet noh ot lad | Lo ef gute af master tries oar feos Tier Mail to (ha Now York fun fargethandetare seapondeg ous tte talaga JUN r ring th cus themselves off lrow every right by she law of | Me, of guilty of murder in the first degree. Thoy (By Me ore } decorated with pink mosquito lace. ‘The proscenium UU AN. Committee that le considering the subject of | Natoua and repudiated the Constitution of the | were only out nineteen minutes. The prisoner was eC boxes had \en shields each, bear.ug the names of (he diag ‘he right of suffrage to the male biacks of | Ty sed States, should they so rebuild the sacred cule remanded for seuieuce, The Court announced that War is President Johnson Ike Chimborazo? | members o company who fell ‘in bettie. The milee (ate 00 St rome 10 8 f potnen cree | tice as to piace 1 on & broad ioundation of human | the sentence would be delayed until nites cue thins | Because he is the greatest of all the Andies, puields, as as the pillare of the boxes wee uy. fe 1 States on that subject and 1 shereiore move | Ti#v's oF cut off & portion of those rebte and crush | ¥iday iu Febiuary, os whieh ‘time the Supreme | Jupo Bwam, of Tenn., and ex-M. 0, of the C, @. | festooned with reens ond with seal and artideial nine jor 5 at subject, © | beneath their teet tour millions of immoital beings, | Court of Errors meow, ip cider w give the defence 7 iy py | 4 flowers, and American Gags drums, aod arms stacked be relerred to the Committee on Kecousiruc- The the question presented to them, and yes if any mew cove opimoute shall | A+ 1s organizing @ colony of ex-revels for Mexico at were placed under each of the lower Loses, amd mest seoci ated It was reierred, they ‘oid bo amendinent was necessary, move w trial, ‘The prisoner, | Columbus, Ge, tasteiully arranged, while Ligh over the whole oa ate bined Lane, of Indiana, reperted from the Pension gearmond bere remarsed fae Be | atlomen y By ed eee eee thls |, Wax te Jobm Morrtesey, since his retirement | elther sid wae s golden eagie piss wines cesenein . J rec LeriZe rT ‘enged «. \attee « Dill to extend the benefits of the pension fem distarb she Coustitation, and shes irene rouse soaduct during he cutee ait * from the prize ring, like Daniel Webster? Because Soarvaes § wm) tere and the names of the mam: o artificers of the army. without amendmsnis ten vee them, be mleunder. iitasnnteineseenane ary great ex pounder, we bers of the regument from the Pati ‘wee Anthony, of K. 1, introduced a bill to regulate | st itly conceded that on Errer tn Blont’s * Coast Pilot.” Hastromp photographer has succeded tn tak- | displayed conspicugusly from upper uppers foe i re end elections in the District of Columbia; | nectasarys © “wPrenentation some amendment wag | 511 ys on a1 Biasite “Coase pet’ ine | 1088 Picture of bitnsslt trundiing bimeelf Lowe ie BIS ay Bh yep erty rel | vs ber MB wus referred to the Committee om the Distriet | "Mr. Stovens resuming eald he had referred not only | correctly reports the Cape Race and Cape Lights as | * Vveelberrow. Grafalle, Beng Mees.” ‘ibe otkests sypeares is tal YEAR, ambia, to the gentieman trom Now York, but wa gentic- changed, No alteration has been made im them, Borat W. Twomuty bes made at Niles, Mich. dress, except those to whom the reception was given, spest par pee tha eel man to whem perhape be Red 20 right to refer, * Carn nan Lisbs le oo , | the extraordinary run as billiards of 4000] whe appeared in the clothing they wore ou the tly, bo. © os te’ inde gelato tt Gone Ae cpinien he did’ nit’ ondaomee, ‘ie peitsved ha ces Saaieus un : as aps Fine Sea Rejare Motbleg spprosching 1 was over achieved (Gonaned en the tas Pease. — > ~hy