The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 14, 1866, Page 1

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REACT, Corner of Nasa and Fulton treats, New York City, ———- | AMERICAN AND FOKKIGN PATENT AGENCY MESSRS. MUNN & ©0, Publiaher oC he SPelontifie Amgriesne contingee to Se Srsckions ARTICLE OF | TRU THE CAPITLARIU on MAGICAL MAIN RESTORATIVE, Al preperation the CAPILLATIUM wii 4 The oA) te EuMois tine oriacee and O11, effording on egress. HAIR DRESSING Im addition to, Poprarigy. Ue wil Pepa w LURUILA AD UF TALK. Tele 8 gare ive ’ Feri eure a! ‘of the tal gf! Womrevmey tthe from Fall Loony and PLEXIWLR, fre it wi \ MAKE TUE HATR AND BEARD GROW! Ane Bealp be. ving used it several ti u sraed tl nets See nee teoretion 40 al tod ww ll ee the tee tice botgis ot tile PRICE 01 PRR BOTTLY. JOST T. . Propriotor, 46 South Becomd hoo Wi rs be had of Druggiete gonerally, ost Yin ‘8 AGUK CURE FOR THR SPEEDY | Fe of Latermitient i jmvent, " onused nematic countien. Vever end Avue Iscrders arise from ite esi Y eciioa of ‘the "Bpfern fh rit’ and ‘Dor fowels, "Calle, romach, all ‘of which, wher Une rioat flee’ ver ai u One dealer goin lady ine tel Because 0 thy Mae and sold by nediclny every wha! HUMBUG—HOW OFTEN WE HA hig, as caalo adie edvert wens at Ve esi de 'and inline cases pul of fen var mar" he Sh ver te yeare since t ir tneed ay taadicluw the, VENKIYAN, Lk | Lhd ndvarse fiat eat bby taKIOK hk to tst ay ong y parwona present, ‘ras ty aay, pnd tha treed 0 srould be ihe ‘nat they would wee of ure of Croup, Diarrlcre, Nery, Colo, Voruittug, Spasma n't Sea-0i a) Iv is pertec! ‘A MEETING OF ALL THE READERS OF i SUy, and soak Yaaivadeas Vende Tut wUS rice feta RRCY Your boy a tonst—tie horves. jack horses, 3, CT e ail atay-alin x one, doer eat of re, Bagia pics im tbat and? ara lire, ok Bho eoduetfon + Vewo fan ntait dtc old pice Sins to! ton and wool 450.c old 4.1 al it Haper: Ingreing 1 te 61,25, old 0). Rattre stick of carpeis and fu forremnond with the above reduction,» Rory at id od. as represented. ant delivered. tree, Bo pete, biaukels and ol'cioibe reduced squaliy low on OR SALE—THE WHITESTONE Hotel. ‘TK vesutifully stvaated Whitestene V our ” ‘and aitic frat ‘2b, wish kitel hed, stables, 50 by 26, ter, house, cistern, do. all orier, ‘The village is one of peeutirully located on tong unity fore German, oF 9) Bows.” Inquite ot A. of 8. OFICIAL RX AMINATIONS YOR TH Z ‘Oficers, JON, om the prom| who" examined for eda iy thein wl make application ot “hae : POUGHKEEPSIE FEMALE ACADEMY ‘The next school ype of tale Institution com “rit are % ioform the community iRouere Mise MABOUTON, t0 Aas stant In ng lah Phouere i ty Eng ot apa sSoatue genie toa wl be B.D. VARICK, Poughkeepsie, M, Y.. Angust thr 1846 rd Fad ig ae eS Sa _ NEW YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1866. Guthrie, Johnson, MeDougall, Nyo, very soa going stoam: vessel now aubjéot cr y made subject to the of the United States, and to the rules and ions aforesaid, shall, ¥, except on the high sens. be andor the control and discretion of pilots licensed by the inapectors of steam vessels, veaagla of 4 public vessels of the tates only exeepted. however, that nothing in thi act of which it is to annul oF effect any regulati tablished by the exiating law of any State | caola entering of leaving bea pilot duly licen by the laws of of of a State situate upon the waters of So the bill was passed. As it was passed, it reads as follows Seoriow 1, That from amd afier the paserge of this act, such aad every mal vf when under GREAT RAILROAD ROBBERY. person, excepting irdianabip, of the ho has not een nfenvous erine of offence, an have voluntarily aid aud comfort to the rebele tn the Inte rebellion, » aball have been bora cr maturalized in a1, States, aud wh» hall have read in ‘ol of one year, Chieriet ta which hs al) offer to vote three montbe next pre: on therein, ahiall be eouithad to ¥ Neemet an ele ‘Ay lection in wad district Action On AoscUNt of Cole oF erect 91 years | convivted of any excepting perso joman Relieved Geld on “the the anid ciatrict for the may Muspect 14 le about to Le Mr. Yates introduced a bill for the publi cation of the ratification of the C Which wae refer the Committes on Reconatruction. 4 that official notice of th « without any du CONGRESS YESTERDAY, Bro. That any person whose duty shall be to receive votrm ab rny ele-tion within the Dairl ly refuse (0 vce) who ahall wil ail witty rej 4 | We to wach right wader this acy sbiall be Hable to | | sn ection of Tort by the person injured, and halt be Hat le ou indictvent Knowingly, toe A thousand dollary of to inprisoument for a tein et exceeding en? Fear in be Tho Distriot fuffrage Bill Seoretary of the Senate, Clerk of the House of Ki tead of to the See fre required ; thone two officers, of official three fourths of tho State ot exeeeding fre upon receipt. by of gall Diniriet, | IN THE HOUSE. OF RECONSTRUCTION, that any amen tod, the President of the nate and the Speaker of the House of Re wall forthwith © PROCEEDINGS I ‘That if amy person oF persons shall | wrilfutiy interrupt or disturb any | the exercise of etich franchiec be oF dee: of & mintenioanor, @xcea ore thousaud dollars, of | the jail im ead district for « thirty days, of boiby ab the diszretion of the pe laws, with their re valid to all fa partof the Con Nerth Caretina, lntenta aud purposes, stitution of the Mr. Wade moved to set apart to-morrow | for the consideration of the bills to adlivit | ae Ae | That It hall be the duty of she ge Wasitixuros, Deo, 13. Conant Wolff reports the the rindorpest into Switzorlan means of a drove of chasod in tho markot of Vienna, g stables aud herds in the can tona, but the energetic offorts of the author: ities promised to stamp it out without great Court next precedi Atom in wall dintetot, . That the Mayors and Aldermen of the Mr Wade subsoquently with ties that he would eall up ion, and gave % sail Mayors and Aldermen shall be in opsn scaston to reve'y ¢@ of Ye qualification of persons claiming the right to vote In any election therein ; ant for correcting sald lint, on two days in each year Dot exceeding five’ days prt slectiow for the ehotosof city ions notice of the time and in rome newaps Per p Sto. 6 Thst ou oF before the frst ore and Aldermen of aid cities Hill for the District of Coe taken up at 12 o'clook 45 win. tutes. The pending question was upon Mr. Dixon's amendment, to insert as a qnalif oation that no one who has n voted shall bo allowed to vote unless he can read and write his name. owan opposed this as an unwise He would favor tion as exacted auc ‘onstitution aud Laws Noarly all the gold mi ag companies up nao River are ropresouted as doing 4 tract Of five | hundred acres, adjoining the Great Falls on the Maryland side, from which fino apeci- mons of gold boaring quarts have been sent 1 on aasay yielded 6 of the companios One company | ued in reac district. : POOR aR HS lB RCTS pltoea in said cithen res; Sage prior to sald aunual election Bua. . That oftcers tively, a8 least ton residing at any election ook Met here require! at of all officers, and no og shall te rvovived unless delivered by the ‘yover ip person, and not until the presiding officer has opportunity fo Le sabia! of bia hdeutiyy, and nd his perme on the det, and mark | scortain that his vous Ia alngle. Bese § and 9 were those edad on motion of Mr. Wilsoo, to prevent and punian britory at ree Ly bill now goes to the House for action of that separation, for rabite, and it virtue, favor, cniy wih the Lay who have tried te Macias. effects. $2,400 to the ton. Se are erecting machiuory while others are in full operation. ‘This morning a gontleman reported to the | Police Hoadquartars that he was robbed of $47,000 on the train whieh arrived from ow York about batfpaat Ho stated that be had his money in his bolt around his waist, bat that it be: ming uncomfortable he took it off and laid it under hia head, after which he fell nd this morning nil near his seat in the heard mon speak here who did not secm to know what Ifhe had a qualificnt would be that no persoy shonld ho adiniited to this new priviloge who had given aids comfort to the rebellion, for that there wore negreos who aympathined he Rebels in the lato war, Foater differed very much from Mr. estimate of the value of the ©) combinstion of On motion of Mr P.M. adjourn speech, that ho was f from reading “Much Ado Abi and that he agreed with Mr. berry that to be a well formed man was the ift of fortune, but to read and wr Foster) thought it» sate proposition that a man wi neither read nor write waa unfit to exoroine the elective franchise, Thore were excep- tions, but very few marks Mr, Koster oxproased tho fear that ballot in tho bands of ign n would be uso by; whom tho friends ol desired to protect thom. waa stronger. be willing to HOUSE OF REL Wasiunords, Doe EX—On ny ‘Tho belt waa fo by the losor, empty, RESENTATIVES Consul Moree bad made a sottioment with Frazior, Trenholm & Co., by the term which they were to retain for themselves £150,000, and pay the balance of Confed. erate property over to the United States. ‘This arrangement was promptly rajectod by the United States Government, whose in structions did not authorize Mr. Morse to Logal proceedings will thorized to proceed imony in roference Now York, to fin In concludin, Mr. Cooper prosented the crodontisia of representative riot of Alabama, atruction Committee lor tho call of Cur Mr. Thayor, from the Commitive reported back the Senate bill of ln rolonsing to B.S. 14 qualidied sutra make a settlement be renewed and continued until every lar is recovered. Messrs. Frazier & ‘Tron holm wore the financial ageuts of the Con- fodoracy abroad. The payment of the additional bounty has commenced in the Pay Department, to the soldiers of cortain New York, Peo vania votoran reserve and regular regi outs, who have com tions proseribod by the Secretary of War, that all the applications shall bo on filo at the Paymaster General's, for before any payment aball bo As fast as the mittees for Reports, Ho would voto for the pending amendinent was adopted without it be could Mr. Cowan agai ot voto for it, took the floor, reiternt already expressed agaiuat the Linghuyson replied to the argu. ment of Mr, Cowan that thie waa an er post Ile alao reports por in the ense of the New York Laid on the table, Mr. Hrandogoe, from tho Naval Commits tee, reported a bill for py der Preble of the Navy ly, 1862, Aw If the ordor «inc ok adversely the pa m we ie crwsquence ofthe mttamatic Pon. on the bill, Mr. curs" expels the polvon from the and shu ‘cures thew ait alike.” It la net only woh rogimont, this oicor for the time h ‘Tho bill was finally re {ako away the right to vote at ld not vote for this It would give the volo to @ reformed rebe tion had a right to insist upon loyalty as a ‘This law wis not law in the stat: jaring all who hid jort to the enemy to be i ommalate bus it he hi n Metis sabes Wo harm ca aise frosts | hen cared ia Wit a0 healthy a forred to the € Mr. Lawrence, of Penn., repealing tho Hth section of the ac >, IN6i, to protect the ing the diroet regiments are completed, payments will bo troduced @ bill ‘Tho Prosident las sont to the Sonate for avenno, and orlor confirmation @ largo ments, mado by bim during the late recess. Judes the appointment of as Minister to France. up to noon today, hi nce its mooting, mber of appoint-| ute book sine aid and cou jondticks was Mr, Cowan in tho adment of Mr, Dixon the effect of t He did not favor intelligence qua but as to this particular py ponition he was in fia woat be had found a rreat mai wore not able to read, who we nable to agroe with As the Seuate has an executive a the first Mon day in December, tho report that the ay. intmont of that gontle firmed, is erroneous, nel J. W. Fornoy how to the Hon. Wilmor Worthington, of . in which he asks withdrawal of his name, should it be presented Union Caucus as ao Mr, Stevens introduced a bill reinstating nt in North Carolina, to on civil governt fable it to rosum ita former relations 4s titted States of the A: jan has been con Koad twice, referred to the Comi ordered printed, writton a letter well informed hy Whereas, On the 20th day'of May, 1961, the ctl udidate for United tu law or ‘politi ‘ainat this bill of this district had exproasod their o unuistakeable term m4 ction of ‘Hon. ‘Thaddeus Stevens, ax Deghlihy aie wartene Se: sOGUNSme WOE Made Getiony and Whereaa, Alter lasting harm deairos of the poop Bioreeded in que ling. asi ruta did find tn maid Tadiana, were he logislating for th | of those grout principles, of matchless expe rience, integrity, aud courage. Mr. Lane brietly exp! arurDenk Organized oF «Mo for the bill, an¢ against the qualitioa In answor to inquiry mado by Colonel C. ciple thet alt just ge nibaker, military agent for the State jor date of December id whether or not, under any law or de colored troops are who enlisted after the 1, tothe 4th day of July, 1s6d, nil Controller replied substantially ax ‘That no provis for bounty to colored might ba pe arow would bo « meoting of the People ot | virtue of his power as soder-In-Cbief of pose of preserving perce aud » {had shown thom Thoy had fury PA- In oF out door8, spring titled to bounty aiand intelligent men for the ariny than the white in from executing detaile several avid wide! " is Ne. Sehot Jee by bin prescrib- of the district to as that ho had alre out the word § from the Bill, and he shou in had been 4 Congress of the to preserve the said 1 duly 26, 1565, provided appoared to show wh boud or free, the be that he was free the act of June soldiers, free April 1! terpretation of non whould vote for the tivat ti 4a), ua on he 208 day of May, ‘our of 12 o'clock mer diary thereehell tbo Bate House ia risa, » the future, by whieh it just aa Koon A Women erable numbers ass would be sett oral Bates, the oh an white troops re Ne of North Cx) Hotel, | ‘linge, tre’ | Whon they eh oso by voters. qual led a hereinatier pro. ‘avleach coumsy ‘There ia, however, no ‘authority by law te bounty to colored uple wet by Cor followed by the dicrs enlisting now was to be the dixorganized Sto tes now #o will they ¥ an Congress votes 1x64, authorized it a bounty of $100 to each colored aoldios fo nerviee alter that da rider has been tite President to atancdard in 9 up it will be fol District. of Colu a» was boxin ing thie busi~ while the Uni was (o be har THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION, i UDLOW & U0. Ne. SPineat, hee ol len ud “aubbortiy ty clo ud to vote, sal be al otter aol Which by a 9g cOuVeULION of Fight doy pr viied all Aesemble ov the wali lees wumber of d ported from the Committee on Commerce vill the joint resolution to amend the 9h rection ot to provide for tho safety of pas: It relieves vessels from the obli gation of carrying friction matches in fire- It was read three times and ‘ta case no quoru: th day oF May, any amondmont was lost, il to 31, Yras—Anthony, ddlo and Willey, Mr, Wilson offered an amendment in two punishing those who Offered # bribe at an election ; the second, freosing while upc time as @ quorum may sesemble for auasction of Duaineas, Srooud—Tuat 1a she slection of delegates to said Couveat-ou there shall be allowed bo vote all male rewdens clilzens of tbe disirict form jug the Biate of North Caroliua, your Wiilous dieuctiou of race or color, wu cau read or write, oF may own in feo, real estaie Of Mas susonsed value of ous Luadred dollars or sue sed. the set C.J spblgaly Sat Td oh ha eg te Mcoass te poumodong BV. LEE. rtrd, 8 Te be inset cin sections ; the x ya Mr, horgan introduced a bill, which was referred, to amend section 9 of the act on- titled “An act further to provide for the safety of the lives of passengers on veasels propelled by steam ; to regulate the salaries of Steamboat Inspectors, and for other pur 25th, 1866; 40 that all . inlota, rivers, o ibe the punisluni imprisonment, or bribe the punishment ofcoal ol, One man, n Provided, That no ond who has hereto- (bs of suffrage ta said district, hird—Tuas the qua ifealions (or to the aaid Conventivis ball be 4 required for members of the House of Cowmons of Abe Hiate o! Nort Caroliue, imumediaiely previous to gpe #0ib of May, 161, upon she takiug sad gab: of the District Court of used Bates Or ibe District of Nori Usro- oF some other officer of the Uvitel tates au- (bur tod to administer oaths, the tollowings wo w fore exere.sed the both; for accepting Bai be cuvqualies is one yours iunpriso dhe ameadmout was ry ae eore poses.” approved Jul one vousele navigating ¢ othor waters except vessels subject to the juris n of a foreign power and engaged in reigu trade, and not owned in whole or in y woitizen of the United States, shall bo subject to the navigation laws of the United Statos; and all vessels propelled in rt by steam, a shall also bo su ‘The question was thon upon adopting the bill reported by the Committee as a substi tuto for the Dill reported to it at the last Various verbal amendments were then offered and adopted, after which the bill was passed by, yeas 43; naya 13, Navs—~Messra, Buckalow, Cowan, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Foster, Hendricks, Now ing Belure the Jus MoCase & Co, U: by TeYT valued wt $20, and to the establishment of the so-called Con (ed. erete government, and voluntarily gave no aid or ant theretc, but sarneaily cesited the fucosme of the of armed —rraistanes to the government of the United States, acd thet 1 will hence fori tarelly support the Censuvanon of whe oi inion aad thé mipprees States the Union of States, 18 shall be the duty of the Judge of tl, or other officer bel pose! to be ° wnt And, Abfully take the en" WO pen ary ‘Twnell bi lent of the Untied Marshal for th aypoins for each Inapectors a fod shall ¢ 1 eltetto ita Immediately previo to the 20h day of May, 1561+ and aay permon who Shall be eppotnted Deputy Marshall, or Lnepeotor, or Keeper of the polle a@ aforesaid, aul who shall Fefuse oF neglect to perform the duties required of bina under this eet, shall be guilty of & misd+menn. er, end upon conviction thereof before the United Hates Circuit Court held in the District of North shall be flved such ‘#4 the Court tn ite discretion may fix, ‘That the aaid Deputy Mirsbale, Keepers, tnd Lvepectors of Polley end other necessary a sislants, aball receive the eum of five doliars pei day, for every day they may be eogage:l in discharge of thetr dutien under this act, to ‘ascertained ancl paid by the Uniied Btates Moraby Of the dintrict, wuder onder of the cabrice July 0 ‘Avd the United Btatet Marehal, in addition to present salary and feos, shall receive, such eum aation for the dlecharge of his duties under i may Dereafier allow sand the Wie ack, #8 Congr Treasurer of the United Stes shail pay Voted Staion Marebal of awk diatrict, upor the Sudge Ct Of abe + otherwise appeuprl- Aline to ting 28 the forgoing {bo present orgunination, wet up under woaitial law by the uilitary power of the Brea ut, aud all officers in savc chatrict charged with therein, except oat or requualtion gf es mouiee ta te Tveastry sma of money, fr tay Lo necousary for carrying of bion of civil regulati regular officers cf the Uulied Btateg ah tl com the recouition | # ong iiahed under thie aot, tof Uy Calted Staten, pinowe, a8 ty entorce tt nn af She provision peace and urder, ancl obedience to the Jailed Biates, In the aad distriot forme ompriaing the Biate of North Caroline, The Honse passed # concurrent resol to take a ree comber, to Th radiy, FH Jantary, On motion, the “Secretary of War was furnish any information in tho War Dopartment in reference to the New Ocleans riot of July Last, including any telo: hea sont oF received, also atimony taken beforo the dir graphio disp roporta and. te 11 the or Mr. Schofield moved to strike omt the para raph appropriating $200,000 for the State Dopartment, and requosted information about tt, Ho diteo coive hin a hoard it said it was to plished in maid that (Lat wary informatio tlemen that they had ot talked wbout anything except business, aud Mr. had convineod itn that ation waa woewnary and prised Various mattora The Uioverument had Europe, principally in England abd to recover property which had bh the reb wore very expensive involved was over tw was supposod that a ‘gate amount illions, and it of tracking Surratt allo large, and the State Dop nt would have to pay additional exponses of the vow nVeViNg SurrALt to Wis Cou State De ‘wptio of her return oxponacs of the in this country lulu. Tt also had rovont expedition to Mexico. Mr. Sel with the explat Dut that 40 tion. Ho had not known part of the appropriation n intended to pay tho ex ‘of the Prosidential y swinging A the circle, Mr. Stovous: ast the appropriation would be applied to that purpose, although he understood there were jpaid bills in connection with that 4 motion. A tho bill Je on Mr. Washburn's in the € ttoo, atriking out the appropriation ot $170,000 dollars, for work iu public improvements of Washington City, Was akon up aud gave rise to considerable dine nnn ‘The au to and the ‘Tho bill wus Committes of the Whole (Mr. Ashby, of Ohio, in the clair) on. the President's tn Mr, War, of N.¥., mado a speceh, after which the ¢ Nites ruse and the House at 4:40 adjournod. ‘The Weathers Crxeiss att, O10, Dee. L.-T wo inches | of snow have fallen since 4 o'clock, Luslicw tions of rain. Oswno, No Ys, Dees alt has boon snowing here moat of the day. ‘The trai ire du this inorning, way five | rs bohid time on account of the snow At Tuluski and vioin snow is over two feet deop. No snuw quence bas fal ni the Owawego & Syracuse owl Nasuvitee, TENN, Deo. 13.—Tho weat or on the Memphis & Charleston and Nash: & Chattanooga Railroads was so sovero wluy that several traina were delay locomotives giving out and pipes tho rond. pie ac aca EP Fatal Explosion. Bavrewone, December 13,—An aceidontal explosion of @ coal oil lamp oveurred wt Mo nt Clare station, on tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, where workmen wero en god repairing cars, used for the shipment aed Kobort Mc : tantly killed, and another, cit Thompaon, shockingly burned, Disastrous Fire, Cuicado, ML, Dec. 13,—A fire at W, ont therewith, eont of atari led in the 2th 10 stain vowels, mith, Norton, Patterson, Riddle, Saulabury ‘an Winkle—13. ae Yates and Johneon, the former ‘abeont, paired. ‘Almene Of not voting: Messrs, Cragan, b for the gover: veasols in passin, section of an act rola avorpved the 80th dav of Auqust 1658; ped ‘aso & noat of thelr goods. Total loss about ears, lato Colleotor tor the Port of Wash , asconded the roof of the building, but ton, falling thi th the kyl i " aad kanal in ti t, an it is sun whom | im oF inprisoned fF were abl provided by the 1 ap: Biaie Constitution and ‘overnment prov.ded fr and sought to be Umited Staton ta from Thuraday, 20th De- , and took up as'a apecial MEXICO. moroe—Hits Explanation. New Ontnana, Deo. 12.—Go pleads that he acted meroly under the pri vate general instructions of hi officer in his movement against Matamoros, and he, therefore, does not foel that he is quilty of either an act of other act not. becoming to an officer in his It is currently ramored that Shor- lispovrd to shiell Sedgwick. ‘The Fronch in Mexico, Saw Francisco, De 13.—The atoamer Constitution, with wongers from 1k Nov rived toway, Sho reports a ot of French war voasels in tho harbor of Acapulco; ono with a large number of troops on board, It was rumored that tho Froneh would evacuate Acapulco in a few days. The Froneh commander had attempted to lovy forced contributions oa the town, sorning & large portion on tho Pacitic M Stoamshiy Company's property. Defore ex action could bo made, the United States steamet Suwanee arrlvedfipben the attempt to lect was abandoned, poritio idan ienda of Gon, Placido Voga, resisting in this city, have received positive Assurance that he is now in Chiahnalua, reporting to Presidont Juares in person. Canad Snow —A& Duol—Pugitive Mm Que Cc. B., Dee. Thero waa a slight fall of snow here yesterday, but not enough for aloighing. ‘Two geutlomon recontly fought a duct at Kamouraska, Thoy exchanged shots with. ont damage, and while reloading for a second fire police mado their appear ance and prevented further hostilities. adraft for eight hundred pounds sterling for the relief fund. Co, who lately disappeared from Boston, Jenving hoavy liabilities, have turned here at the Lawrence Hotel with a lare* yt jaws eto. The oredi lowed aud procured % writ of at tachmont, but as yet nnablo to sol70 ty pro Prairio, Canada Eaat, ployed ‘in th was formerly om oat Office here. winter quartora to-day, In view of tho visit of the Chicago and C for the 20th inat., for the purpose of he Lieut. Gov, Wm. Brona, tone arces of the Great W ance of snow. OwnEx Sounn, Decombor 13.—Tt hi 4 now three feet in depth. Pow Dit , Decombar Wolland Canal is froroa over, and closes officially on the 15th inst Montneat, December 1 broken of Bt. Pio. FROM NORFOLK, VA. Dinnater to the Steamer Adelaide, Rte. Nonvonx, Va., Doo, 13—Tho mail team more, las ‘Tho rivor Adelni rer le caused upon thia wreck of the Merrimack, untry and ro waa no pardon 0; ho had therefore who ina young man, r) to call upon him and give hin and Mr, Soward had dono so, He would ‘aay to the gon: large auite ponding in N00, Jonged to 1k Goverument; and those auits y largo proportion of that would be recoverod. "The expenses curope were pay tho exponsos of the diolt expreased himself satistied od him that no part of ke: kan, Michigan, last night, destroyed Dick- onson Hall and tha adjoining store of Wm, der Dickenson Hall were is & Lyon, tobacco, and slothing. Dickenson, Hall was | j. insures 500, De: E'Liyon hod $15,000 worth of tobacee et sogary insured for 912,000, Mo saved $100,000. Copt, Hiram Haganin, aged 70 lien N.W. hy N. rtor of @ milo ago to failed to lo 80, ‘Thos. Morgan Tho rchoonet James Wyman, Capt, Wil fon, which was blown olf while lying Dyer, aahor rived here the wreck of tho ship ida, WL, has ae it Five Isl w @ harbor, Arrival of the Thomas Kelso at Norfolk ‘Lhe Recent Kxplosion. At So clock Wednesday patch steamer ‘Thos, Kelso arrivod at Nov folk, Va.,in tow of the atoamer John Sy! voator and City of Norfolk, At o'clock three firemen who wero killed instantly by the explosion, ‘The following isa com plete list of the killed and wounded Klled.—Tho Charles Adana ( firemen, and au unknown colored fi man, Ning, slightly : L.A, Langtoltor, sightly Obicers and hands injured—Charlos Reod er, of Baltimore, Chief Engine Wijson, Assistant Enginoor; M. \ Haggage Agont; Wm. Holt, tivoman ; Kowan, slightly; Samuol MeKenny, bi Samual Young ‘(colored), slightly Thomas, (colored), slightly ; Capta leo, the Commander of the Kelso, was alight ly Injurod in the hand. About twenty horses and 1 belongin, to one of the aetna Mr. ©. W. Mixon, were woverely scalded wuit buried Fouts Mom: Dec, 1.—C, W Nixon, of Edenton, N. C., diel at the b tal at Norfolk, yesterday, tro ceived by tho explosion of the steam dru of the steamer Kelso. This mi doaths. All the others inj ing spi 1 injuries F dard recover FROM SAN FRANCIS( Various Interrat SAN Fraxeisoo, Deo, 13, of the British bark Obrey Australia to Ootober em have been received August 16, All ba British ship Bligh's Ch nds wore waved, The Tho Danish brig Dann orts being ehasel and boarded by Chi oan pirate bed of wil the valuable portions of the ew A telegram from: Vietoria, dated Decom ber 12th, saya the Ameriean’ ship. Caroline gram also bays it in feared the stow trans port whieh sailed fryua Vteloria Nov. 4: th for San Franelaco fs Yont, ag sho has never hoard from s{noo het dep irt Aprivate letter saya hard fighting is said to have take place nowr Fort Mohave, and tho souliers wero compelled to use artillery, whlob mado great havoo in the Tudian ranks Seven sailors of the ship Keynard, of New York, wore arrested yesterday, on mn plant of the Cuptair Uwith mutiny, rom aud after Sept H received frome Arig Wasmxarox, Deo. 15. — Tho cracker bakory of William Tanssig, of New York, situated on Louisiana aveu Totith street, was destroyed by fire to-night, togethor with valuable ovens and much of the stock. Tho stable al was urned down, and the horses belonging to th establishment porished in the tla riously estimated at fh ton thousand dollars, The amount of surance ia not known, extensive near W. L. Wits0n, Ansongor of Internal Rev enue at St. Paul, Miup., refuses to aurren |. Georve G. Woods, late Gon. Sedgwick's Movement Against Mata~ Sedgwick | Sun Cable Dispatches. | some ty gem anaes ne Tet MORE ABOUT TH muperior SNTANS, | ieee shod persona. The Queen’ i 5 Case of “the Steamship Bolivar. nen OWNERSTIP euTTLED. TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOSIONS, | civasos''s (ity Hundreds of Lives Lost. Over 800 Dend Bodies in On NEWS ~ FROM FRANCE, nization of the French Army. FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER, tion every Whatp wad. sent (hd Denes oat iting Mail Selections. ‘Tho Fentase. « Liverroor, Decem tional arrests of Acablo telegram from Bristol authorizes j.—Several ad aympathizors in Mowrarear, Doo, 1.—John D. Edsall & the track of a Fonian or ported to exist at Hull Loxpox, Docembor l'—Noon,—Tt has bebn | filment by Fi Sheriff has beon wed that the steamship Bolivar, | tore into wit which wap recently seized in tho Modway, | days me ana, She be- and will be delivered | POror Vistened attontivaly to the reading of ty. ‘Tonowty, December, Tk—-Diout, Maine, whu discovered Surratt, is a native of La longed to Colum PES et ce nere w gooe into | 10 the Ageut of that Gevernmont a¢ 000 a8 | obsery , December 1—Noou.—A most ap: xplosion has occurred in a colliery at Barnsloy, in the county of York. Tho | with intense anxiety. TU they come i lone of life was frightful, over three hundred dead have already been | freondary ir taken from the mino, and many othe Milwaukeo delegations to this city, in the interest of the Huron and Ontario Ship nal, Mayor iodoalf has called a mooling Tilinois, upon the Tho bodiga of | the pul ther cold, cloudy, and with appear- are nowing here aince Saturday, and the snow | Loxvow, Thursday, Dec. 13, evening.--A second explosion took ‘place in th colliory at Barnaley, while a large number | be very delicate, aud the rather because | ra were trying to anve the survivors | i# rumored that Juarez’s loan i+ quot of the former disaster, and thirty additional | ‘wer in London. lives were loat. Colliery Rxplosion tn Statford. Loxvox, Thureday, Doo, 13—Eve' Another terrible explosion hes taken place | /&probalily Loped to communicate with bil ig a colliery in Staffurd, attended with great out among the cattle of tho parish or Adelaide of the Old Bay Line, of Balti night ran upon tho wreck of the old Robot ram Merrimack, which Ites aunk ‘on threo miles down the Elizabeth river. low and tho damage to the to loak badly, Her ngers were taken off by the steamer Joorgiana and carried to Baltimore, Since tho war closed, noveral vessels have struck ‘Thé Kmpreas Eugenie has finally decided to visit the Pope at Rome, ‘Thursday, Deo. | —Tho MoxiTeUR | The District Courts—Portanats Freedm today gays that the French governmout| A Troubled bx-sinve Owner—Twonty has received telog: Marshal Bazaine, Tho Government contracted with somo partios several months ivo it, but the contractors have dated Dee. Sd, whi Emperor Maximilian atill remai but that bis duture wovements | pose to spend th wero undecided. The disabled steamer Kelso leaves for Raltimore to-night in tow of the steamer uring & gale ‘ate | Row, Doo, 12.—An i yhad been concluded by the Ltalan In features of which aro re: | ¢y garded as boing of great advantago to the | worms. They have Italian Government. Queen of Spain at Lisbon, Mana, Thursday, b of Spain has portant diplomatic Miniatry, the n ing, the dia- 0 to Lishon on @ visit, tho Coroner held an inquoat on tho bodies of Dispatchoa receiv. report that a rapture of th 1 today from the E 4s Ennis, coal hoaver ; lored),” Harmon Botts, and ones of the «of North Germany will moet ia this city on Saturday. Lonpon, Deo, Li—Telegrama from Frank: ort and Amsterd: oport a quiet fe Passengers injured voalded ; Jamex Day' geno Carter, hauda, wren, sligtly ; Kalward Zapller, tightly ; De. A T. Onb » Oxford, N.C. 3c Ww Mixon, Choraw, N.C, badly; dobuT, Gain rning’s date, I States Bond, 7534 was bid for tho issues of 1N62, aud 753g ARRIVAL OUT. hk y this ing, aud svou after proceeded to Ure A Fupplementary Vroclawation. 13—Noon.—Tho cotton market opens qu The alow will probably r i= By the arrival nails dates from Middling Up et today waa quiet but | Pai at Hid. for Mil: | Thomas sles today foot up 11,000 | Tho British bark Ingarnia was wrookel dling Uplands ‘onqueror was wrecked in money | tere on board at the time, Three men em voks arrived at Sydney October Ath, and for American ‘ug —Connols thie | Yoorge B. Middleton, The loss is abor evening lowed the following Wand ; States Five Cont barn ral ahares, 774 Keud wag compelled to pat into the harbor of Port Townsend, Washington Teriitory in distress, the vessel only being saved by the utmowy tious of the erew, ‘The tele | Thy Minois Co Erie Railway shares, 7¥. FROM RUROPE BY STRAMER, serow) mail steamer Cubs Capt. Stone, which lett Liverpooi om the fat and Queenstown on the Yd December, has | Whiskey came from wciatilory, bat ref arrived at this port, Nothing now bad transpir Ireland, of arma aud ammuni. | sone: wling a further eupply of tion on board, ine Arrests continued in various parts of Ire On the 30th, three were made iu | fro Dublia, four in Braff, and at Dundalk | uaving seen, ou tho 12th lust, apa Were B9i issued placing the en merick ander the lamation Act, 14,000 perenas’ y and county of 1 provisions of the 1 ‘The Aumy amp Navy Gazerrk denice the ligh militia rogimente wore lor service in Ireland. rumor that Ko beima eurndlad Tus Teontyeugnim ogiment Kingstown, from England, on the 20th, . A spectal London telegram to the Dublie . Freeman's JOURNAL announces that Gor ernment had received information that Ste hens had arrived in London, and was hown at ei in the former city. Detectives wt the di A Paria lettor f rumor that Stephene had arrived in ‘that capital, after heving opent © day oud sight te bender” Queen Victoria accoriirty to promise, paid & visit to Wolverhampton on the 3th Nor vember, in demi-state, for the purpose of ciling the statae erected by the town, of nied by sevoral membors of royal family, the Earl of Derby, tion mena asion. ‘The town was b iy Sthing passed off with greag The Queen conferred the honor of most enthusiostic from the ime Knighthood on the Mayor, Sit Jobn Morriay ' Farl Derby bad vl the ex-Lord : | Mayor of London. Alderman Phillipa, that \the Queen detgned. to confer the honor of | Knighthood apo him. 1 A inseting had been held at Bradford foe i the purpose of hearing atatementa on the of the laboring + hern United States, from y the Rey. Sella Martin and Rey. L Phillipa, ¢ 4a representatives of the National Freedt men's Ald Union, Gen. al Dow and others, Mr. W. E. Foster, M.-P, prenided, and in hia opening addres he urged the } anidience nat to suppose that by subscribing toa fund of that description, they could am sist in settling the © tajtrien dome ‘Ot ons) during th Such questions must rest upon thott war, ome demand for “ Confodary ate bonds” in London om the 30th Prices improvedsfrom 6 a bhp EMPRESS RUGENTE GOING TO ROME. FRANCE. TURKEY AND GREECE. A PROMASLE RUPTURE. ‘The Mexican Question. Tho real position of affairs tn Mexico, and the whereabouts of Maximilian continued tract a large share of attontion both iq France and England. The French Goverm id, anil Maximilian was looked fez'by © Toeia mail steamer which wat two days overdue when the C94 sailed. The Paria Correspondent of the DAItt News writes: “TL jearn from a reliable aonres (Frer ay. not Awerican) that de 4 spatches rom Mr, Sewarl of a grave an oog Lacan were reeently bs 1) Emperor in person at Compingne tho United States Minister Monipotentiary: The main object of them “le q ‘make nmistakably clear to the French Government that the United States has made arrangeme: “thich cannot bo altered, In expeetation of the ifaral ful ance of the engagements 2% reapect to the evacuation of ” Moxioo, Tgave you to understand, several 4; that this would be the taue adopt hington. Tam told that the Em he dispatches, bat did not proffer « ait 1 upon them. It must be 4 oren bin a arti; } ole of this evening's Linzre aponke im the Nowing terma; “The great preoccupation. of the moment is the American affairs, and the arrival of the noxt packeta is looked fot mind will be influenced by ations tending to throw @ roal state of things, For im it bas been remarked, within fow days, that American funds are lower Frankfort and New York, The drawn Js that the relations be tween Pranee and the United States © Orders have boon tran send out & cleamer to rival of the packot daily tod to arti with the Buperor Mesindlice on board. 1 ‘ore hho gets (o Southampton. . i AUSTRIA. ‘Tho somi-offial Vienna | says thi ‘ the rumors of a oonce: action af troops TL—A reorganisation of the | Gataoia are entirely fictitious. No ocecagior Army of France is to be proceeded with im- | for amy auch meastire exists, All the Powers who Paris had masentod to t! for a collective reco, Koumania, edd the ti Testis retort ion of the Prince FROM NEW OKLEANS. * im Vormer Sinves Melmse to Vart with dispatuhos from | itu, Kies kee. hatte | New OxibANS Doo. I—Tho roport that cuators and Representatives holidays in Now Ort nud other Southern cities is received with satisfaction. It {a hoped that thoy ingle with mou of sll classes eed ons : look listen without prejudice, Tho District Courts in the interior State, have mostly closed thoi Fi ‘a great deal of crimy ‘ inal business. Lt ts gonerally remarked that jmen have come off more cheaply on a who lately moved into 8 ni, Wad ‘ompanied by twonty of his formoa slaves, who refused to part from him, ‘ The United States steamship Susquehan ‘ nah ia expected at the mouth of the Five ight. risdan has sont @ dispatol | 4 Campbell, Generel Shed } suites to this eity, | ‘ | Worth Carolina. Rejection of tho Constitutional Amond meut Raven, N.C, Dee, 1k—Tho House re jooted the Constitutional Amendment know! as Howard's, by SS yeas to 10 nays, Tht } hays were Moasra, Ashworth, Mair, Blythe Garrett, Hinnaut, Jenkins, of Gaston, Jon 4 dan, Scoggin, Teague, aud Wilson, of | Forayth. The Senate reject by a voto of Hye Kuthorford, favoring t | Howard's Amendm ‘ nay; Harris, ) rus. Me, Dee, v. Flotchee 13, even. | has issued « aupplomentary proclamation t€ loft | tho citizens ef Lafayette and Jackson Coune hore today. | Jing mails and passengers fur London, sailed for Hamburg COMMERCIAL, ties. stating t at twenty-four eom| cavalry anies f n of infaatry will be retaines ya: “Whenever lo of those Couns aud by their supe civil authority give the same to the law-abiding citizens, atwo ps will be withdrawn, Sie Des Uke raning. Marine Disaster and Lom of Life. ADELA Deo. 12.—The schoon d capsized yesterday, off mbay Hook, She had a full cargo of oym, iPey | hloyed on tho. veasel—Robert Cagdrigar Thowas Gailnghaty aud Chyslos yoy; sing quotations | Wousom wer drowned. fs Captain, Mik ik | chao, MeGingan, a4 Wun, Harkens, were United Statow Five: | saver, after Doing in the water some time, by boat, ‘The schooner was owned by Purtavetemis, Dee. 13,—Considerable om | oitomenut was created this afternoon, at the of Third and Chestnut streets, b; re of tive dray loads (tifteen barrels) whiskey, the marks on whic: to bo dounterfoit. The dra (o any whiere it was located Sr Lovrs, Doo Wh—A special dispatok from Kansas City says, Commissioners, ine ovewent, but the Government | cluding Col, Commissioner of Indiax continued toeshibit great vigilane paring to moet any emergoncy Affairs, arrived this afternoon to visit al} tides in Kisnaae to arrange preliminartos for w grand counell of their reprosentatives to meet soon in this city with the Commis aud arrange terms on which to aa tories. sept new homes in the ter ‘The Occam Yaokt ace. pt Stone, of tho British steamship Cuba, Liverpool, arrived yosterday, reporte 4PM, 900 los east of Sandy Hook, one of the oom, € testing yachts, with all ail set, and ool woather, He could not distinguiab bor, color. (Cantiqued em Wourth Pace.)