New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14

as the cause of all the disasters to the icpei ds anu
charges him with exeriing malgn influence wherever
he has visited the troops offering to provo that nS
rulership has almost ruined the country AdveItns 10
the horrible cruetcs practced upon our prisoners al
Richmond, Mr. Fooe did not scrnpic to adt 'ha' 'i''
had been reduced TO starvation. but thIc" '"o JIMMIE
unon Mr. Nor,brup. the Rebel Commissary whom he
charged with having steathily placed the Government
in the dishonorabe attitude in which this matier makes
it stand. The Senate had passed the blu prompting
the employment of substitutes in the army
BY the steamer Columbia, we have New-Or
leans dates TO the 9TH inst Gen Banks had returned
from Texas; the military operations there were pro,
crossing fayorably. One hundred prisoners captured
a. Mus,an- Island arrived 1t New Orleans on the LIST
Directors of the First National Rrk Of New Orleans
were chosen on the 18th ut The vgaton oil the Mis-
sssipp was still seriously obstructcd by large bands of
cuclr.llas The Methodist Episcopal Churches were 10
be rcopencd throughout The districts of Louisiana now
occupied by the Union troops. An effort was being
made in New Orleans TO direct public attention 70 tie
necessity of rcconsructnc the State Government on
the basis Of f.cc labor. The Governor VIII probably
order a State election about tie @5,h Of January
The Wilmington, n c., papers are full Of ad-
yeItsements Offering for sale by the cargo goods when
have run the blockade Sugar Is selling foF thice cents
pound owing 10 the immense quantity on hand All the
railroads from Wilmington at worA hight ans diy
IN the exclusion Of all other business conveying sup
plies 10 the Rebel army. and goods into The Interior
over two hundred steamers and vessels belonging 70
different lines are engaged in running the blockade into
iris ono mort. Gov Vance says in his recent message
tina, the state of North Carolina (Which ~ largely IN
Gagged in this businc,s) has received clothing enough
ID q, fa.f IN
ls6j
BY the arrival of the Brazilian brig Palma al
tits port ave have dates from Rio Janerc TO oct a.
Perneubu co NOV. :. and Rio Gfanie del Nor'c Nov
10 AT the election Of nov Lower House in Brazil the
Liberal party gained complete victory over the Con
seryatiyes Only 10 Conservatives have been elected
out Of more than 100 Deputies. The Liberals OF bfa]n
arc earues, opponents Of England and in favor o. open
;ne .Se Amazon and establishing steamboat line be
tween New York and Rio Janciro.
The correspondence between Gen. Butler and
the Rebel Commissioner sir 0uld. has been published
II appears tia; small pox has broken ont among The
Union prisoners at Belle Isle and lha, Gen. Butler has
forwarded quantity Of vaccine matter which has been
received and Acknowledged BY Mr.. Ould. The pro-
visions and clothing sent 20 ocr imprisoned soicieIs
have been distributed to ,Acm according 60 The state
menis OF some 81 the prisoners themselves
Nassau papers Of Dec. = have been re-
ceiv.d The steamers Lucy aud BcauTcgafd lad NJ
rived from Wilmington. me Balama Herald says
" Advices froIn Richmond say that the month Of Do
ceber is gardcd the most IT, ing one u the SAols
war its entire iut-rc and csscna! final f,aat depend
ing in very great measure upon The isle.' Tic
steamers Dee and Don had saic'i TO run he b'ckade
| Letters from the Banks Expedition state,
what fully prepared to hear. that wherever The
old er is unfurcd The people 81 Texas hail with en-
thusiasm They believed IL Secession nor helped
il on e1cep; nndor compulson II ought not be many
weeks before hear Of tie extinction O; Rebel power
along the coast und thea Texas viii reasscri Der 10y atty
by prompt reconstruction o. her state Government.
W. g. Cheeny, formerly public printer and
proprietor o. r.. J.Esr.or CITY LromiHr. i nov IN
Grsiiot Stree, Prison. st. Louis Cheeuy vas one Of
Claib Jack.ons Original bridge burners. and len the
State about tue same time auh that flnctionary. He
4 Lad made bis way 10 NewY City. where he was
working as printer a; the time Of his capture
The Swiss Benevolent Society ate their an
nual dinner On Saturday q, Dcmonicos 1890 30
have been paid ont during the year Several toasis
were offered at the banquet Mr. Pallard induging in
some severe structures upon Henry Ward Beeeher con
ceriing bis statements about Switzerland.
The City Canyassers completed their WORK on
Saturday. with the exception Of making public the
official result 4 protest presented by AID Walsh
with tie adayits Of 20 persons setting forth that ex-
fenslye frauds had been perpefaei IA BIZ district
Tie protest was returned to Mr.. Walsh.
A communication was received from the Con-
thriller at the meeting Of the Aldermen on Saturday
showing that So 362 had been dsbursed 70 the families
Of volunteers during the last t"o weeks
The Washington star states, that in the recent
stampede Of horses from Camp stoneman over l.Oco
animals. valued Ut sl45 each. drowned IN tho Pc
tomac and Eastern Branch.
The entertainment OF Members Of Congress
on board the Russian flag Zip Washington, on Satnr
day. was very pleasant affair. Speaker CofaI made
d brief address.
Mrs. Michael Quinn, Twentieth street, Brook
lyn. was 90 beaten by her husband iew days since
that she died shortly after. Quinn Is GREETED.
The United States steamers Juniata and Rhode
Island and tie sorcsip Shepherd Knapp, arrived a,
Hayti On tie 2itb ult.
Gold opened at 1901, and sold down 10 80. At
the STOCK Exchange, the ste iJid503 Under peace
ruors the rate time fell l49i aud rallied to :0aIt
Upon the street socss strong AT the stock Tx
change, Governments continued strong. AT the Second
Board there wss reaction from the low rates MAIDS on the
street but there was buying fo advance Of consequence
Freishts are inactive but quite firm. Money remains at
y cent and less paid except In The dnin
bed speculation In Stocks makes Money abundant on
call but there is surplus sufficient to reduce the sae Of
interest.
The disappointment Of the Rebels over the
failure of Iongsfreet il beyond cOncealment.