davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1865-04-15

IT having come 10 tho notice OF Major dsl'rAl
Dana, comm Andiny the Department. OF 'ssasipp-
Iurg i'm nrennriny Ground for shis years crops,
have encIosehsi NJ apoa TO- graves OF soldier. who
fo during tie siege o. We, aoars, hum3aineiy or,
dsred that "the grounds used t'' s-e onral OF any
that nuTnosa and no cultivation Of the soil vii. 20
pernittsd for lie space Of six ieet on either aide Of
any such grounds, L9r will any weeis or other
rubbish 10 SLOWED 20 b. thToWn upon tho ground
distlncuye marx have been removed from Ipy
grave, asy viii b. o. Vpss replaced,
The sun., 1865-04-15
THE PRESIDENT
ASSASSINATED !
Mr.. SEWARD'S THROAT
CUT AND HIS SON
ASSAULTED.

Washington, 4 prd i5-I9So A. x--Tho Prc.idsn,
va shot in theatre to night aud is perhaps mortsy
wounded.
sSCcND DISPATCH.
The Prssidont i, not expected TO live through the
night. He vas shot at theatre.
Secretary seward was also fascinated No srte-
ne, were cut.
arf-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Suicide Of "a WeH-known Photographer
Coroner-s Enquesf.

At about 10 o'clock on Thursday night
person entered the Tammany Hotel and asked for a
ROOM 1t was given him. and he then registered the
name Of "H w. Shanagee.' He had stopped at the
hotel on several occasions previously and on each &C.
casion registered different name HIS giving tie
above name, therefore, excited comment At his
request large glass of brandy and water was sent up
to his room aud LIE then retired. Tie following morn
ing he was found lying bed dead. On the table be-
aide the bed three small walls which had contained
andanum quite empty They all correctly labeled
and bore the names OF the druggists from whom they
had been pu chased. The following letters were also
found upon the table: o,
"MY DEAR WIPE: For all disagreements hope you
for, ve me and Tor this cowsrCy and rash love
bu, the way situated and various other things
banpy end may above with dear children Pray
Tor 10 renos Of my soul and dear children asO an In
snch staie Of mind hardly know what wFite but an
| weary Of the word II ~ a. 49,,
"P ST. heard Of Mr.. Brancns uesh rom your boiheIi
do not blame you so, be happy - y.a,, -, =. zoe,
any DARLING CHILDRrg, SARAH AND JEhsIE: Forever
pray reposr fathers soul pray thHi "" usy
meet IN that heavenly home weIe hope To be al peace
On forgive what have doNei tod tuows now
has yesTned toward you and 81 AN OF you To BE-
virtuoos, aud you will be happy SOInelns oou, 70 ny
you. -, r,
Up ST. should like your pictures buried win me- also
the hair shrin De tuid In ny trunk MY "acL - ioi
sarah and my horse teal lor Jessie which j. IN truns
NKw-I DIX, Jan rs. 1855.
"DKAR FATHER BE couliOrted; GlI have our iiu IT,
Pm, see no prospect for tie future Trust your friends IN
PLus ybi, aud Dir. Graham viii zee yoa teAea care VI u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Moro Frauds on the Revenue.

Mr. Collector Orion is exhibiting very de-
cided antipatLy to whisky Only the other day We an
nounced the seizure by lin OF betu three and fol
hundred barrels OF this ardent ind" Struggled out Of
bonded warehouse under the flse pretenss Of being
exported; and now We learn that Tuesday last be
brought TO grief luckless wight named Quinn, who
was caught distilng the "raie shnf" IN shanty In
his back yard In the eth Ward. without compliance
With the statute lin such made and provided.
This distillery as Informed, has been running
for nearly year without paying license, tar
or duty, and its final seizure arose from
the nuisance caused by the flooding OF the
walk and cutters with hot water until the police
were obi ged 10 interfere Of whom reported the
matter to Collector orion. Tho honest taxpayers.
which class we fondly hope includes large majority OF
our ta1payng others viii be pleased to know that
vigorous measures teng adopted TO detect punish
and compel to dsgorec. those who hayo hitherto made
inadequate returns returns at ALL OF
under the Internal Revenue law. We ore informed
that Collector Orion. in conjunction with the Revenue
Agent, A. " Lewis. esq.,. have now under invcstga'
ton twenty cases Of fraudulent returns and omis
sions to return ont of which there will be recovered.
from present Appearances not less than sl0OOOo and
they express the opinion tina; /. VIII be possible 10 raise
million dollars from this class Of In this city alone
during the present year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
I.afesf.

LONDON. Jan. 13.-An application was nlaoe
- The Woolwich Police Court yesterday Tor warran
~ srrest the commander of the Peruvian war Vessei
Hnion for breach Of the Foreign enlistment ACT
me Union Ia living in the Thames ana large part VI
{er crew has 6een engaged in London on an
kpding them to serve Years on board any war 'eS
81 naval or military establishment belonging 10 we
Government Of Peru. 1t was SAID 70 pe tDe 'eT'vn
n the Peruvian commander 20 wait the arrival OF the
next mail which is expected TO bring news OF decar
Alton of war by Peru against Spain and then go out
and prey upon the Spanish mercanthe marine. ~
SENS that the vessel lying some miles outside OF
he Metropolitan Police precinct, and the mag istfate
RULED that the application for tue warrant must there
kre be made 10 the nearest county magistrate
The London Timers City Article saws: "Ihe present
bank minimum rate Of 81 per cent is lower point tnah
Ia been touched since the 5th of November lo3 and
although the bank return shows that tue reducuon yes
kerday lad become expedent AS an increase was eAnIo
he'd in the reserve. when from the payment OF the u''
lend a considerable diminution might have been ex'
nected il is impossible to feel sangune that any long
keriod can pass before upward movement Will re.
tommence. The symptoms are that ieductlon 70
eer cent may prove practicable Tor short TINE Dut
he foreign loans and the public companies for foreign
purposes lately brought out or known to be IN course o.
Negotiation are such apparently 10 preclude the
crs pect Of the money market remaining IN anything
Ike normal state up TO midsummer, when the mar
Vest will again occupy attention. Discount applications
n the bank yesterday at the reduced rate were large
aad numerous On the Stock Exchange there was
kir supply of money at per cent
The news Of the fall OF Savannah caused an ADVANCE
h American securities snd fall in Rebel scrip OF four
Der cent but the Of Buffers failure ct winning
Jon centralized the good effect OF the victory at SaVan
bah .c.
mana skill az a General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28

than are necessary think the pay rolls OF the
Health Wardens and Ordnance Distributors amount to
about 100000 snnualy think the Police Department
could do the inspection Of ordinance distributing.
Mr.. Leonard H. Boole was called hy Mr.. Graham;
He testified as follows There in the neighborhOod
hundred and seventy miles Of paved streets In the
city; intending the unpaved streets. there are four
hundred miles, the City Inspector appoints the Inspect
ors Of Dumps; l can't say how many inspectors and
deputy inspectors; there are two Health Wardens to
each ward; have nothing to do with making up the
pay rolls Mr. Jones does the printing Of the City In.
spectors Office; know nothing Of Judgment for over
$1,000 or of 100000 of Mr. Jones against the city;
Mr. Jones Furnishes stationery 10 our office; | know
nothing about any Judgment Mr. Jones may get against
the city; We make are9uision on the street Depart
ment Tor stationery; | know Of no diamond pin that
has come through Mr.. Jones' / never called on MIR.
Jones about the contract for furnishing stationery to
my branch of the Department
Garrett L. Winss testified that he had been engaged
In removing the ashes; that they could be removed
without charge and detailed his negotiations with MI
Boolo on the subject ending in his giving up tho work
and selling half his boats 10 Nh Ssson keeping nalf
the profits for removing the ashes The Commission
adjourned to this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
PASSENGER Arrived.

In .ssanship North star. from A,pinran-Mr. and Mr.
Deoger Children and sister, Maj J. II. Van Voar M&
p Be Is and child g. Csssanoon Prof j. Slnnen, Shpls,
Mr. Rust Char Plat j. q. trisbSc j. Osborn j. o. Mo
Calun Col. Pride, r. ThuFo. air. and Mrs C. II. Merry
and children, A. c. Bradford Capt. r. L. Ogden, Altman,
Mr. snl MIR. NJ Strobrdge and Chi dren Mr. and Mn.W
II. Ms and child A. H. Coles Capt. N. Gibbs T. Gage C.
Eing A. saucedo Capt z. LARGO end con, Mrsv Dyer Q.
Joaaun.on M and Mrs. Geosse Wst.on Mr. and Mrs. ".
W. Wright aud children, Mr. and Mrs A. Menith Charles
Barry E. c. Jones Char Brockins j. H. Bryant CCapen,
T. simonds o d. Hale r.. s. Bliss Mr. Pierce and s. d.
Pike j. swami E. Beehham. D. aphae, J.. NJ. Brown, W.
+. Potter x Cramer, w. Wheeler a. o. Henry, Hon. w ".
Stewart wife and children, Mr.. Leonard and child Miss
S,as, Mrs Martha McCron Mrs Sewell and children,
Mr. and Mrs. ~ kohn and children H. Morgan, f. Shelley,
Gen. vallejo Nh and Mrs A. BATE J. $. Wetherbee N.
Indar j. Or fin Hon George n. Williams and child, H. NJ.
James +. vszn. Gen. T. Rust, l.. Bschmsn, s. Buch,
w b. Walter, William Thamanir f. f. Morse c. c. Baker,
A. B. Lilies +. NJ Gardner II. Musser Mrs. j. o. Garisos
Mrs Hargrtve. Capt James Perkins A. Ehstein Miss Ellis
Peter MeKernan, n Lamson Al Gashere NJ. and Mrs.
C. Turner and child Mrs. Ross and children R. p Wood
ward J. Winchester, A. Miles, A. F. Payson, b. Rnou SIP.
Busher, William IT, Skinner, James Elweli Mr.. WinemszS
William Ledd William Brscoe George Watson ~ Shermsns
Mears q. r. Baker, Samuel Ellie I. C. Hill, II. Keller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
ASSEMBLY.

BILLS REPORTED.
Relative to public market IN New YORK.
To amend the charter Of the New. York Indemnity
Company. 1T. r,.r,.
ance Company of New-York.
BILLS NOTICED.
To amend the charter Of Buffalo
For transverse railroad IN New. YORK rom Ienth'
ST. East River TO the Canal and Desbrossessts. ierres
North River. 81,
| the United States Mail Steamship Company.
Amending the Act relative to Justices ana Os'fie'
Courts IN New York. -
For the relief Of tho Fulton Ferry and Ientb'aVc
RsilrIsd Company.
Authorizing lio New. York and Westchesier Rail.
road TO fx and limit It's capital
To confirm tie acts Of tho New.York Common
Council
10 incorporate the City OF Newburgh.
BILLS PAssLD.
Incorporating the New.York Tom Moore Associa
Incorpor nting the New-York Conservatory Of Music
The Bounty Bin authorizing localities to pay bountcs
OF $500 s40O and $500 for one. Two ana threo years
men. The vote stood lO3 TO.
10 incorporate the Atlantic Bose Ball Club OF BROOK
Ign. yah, C,,b
To incorporate the Union Yacht Club Of New. YORK
To INCORPORATE the Twenty third Regiment Armory
Association Of Brooklyn
To incorporate the Green Point Savings Bank Brooh
To incorporate the National Deposit and security
Company. , e, y, 1,
New York and brooklyn. 49,
Toproyide for the relief OF Broad way by the trans
portaon Of freight and baggage between the Sonti
Ferry and Union Square and beyond. through olAe.
streets IN tie City Of New-York. 49,,
Authorizing Notaries Public to perform the duties OIL
Commissioners oil Feeds.
For a more perfect Assessment Of Taxes
To regulate the Whlryes and Slips leased TO the New
York Mail Steamship Company.
To provide against damages BY explosive materials IN
New. York. ,r,. r.
Railroad Company
Mr. Reed then offered the following; 80.
e,sa. 10 abroad that the official quota OF I'M
SIT, under the present call Of the President OF JOOc men,
nbd on or the th day Of January instant has beer
nc from 40 90 len, winch increase appsf
rently withou, explanation; and ,,, ..o,.,
1,ea The peope Of TINS state are as loyal and oeVote'
u. tbe National cause any rmer period, yet they nf'
,nrpred aud senby effected by this change which to then
lie inex icaDle and unsatisfeciory there ,,,,.
R.or,d That IL not neon patoe win me puDnc h,eies
His Exceency the Governor, be respectfully requested
comm lcaie 10 the House al the information ne may nav
respecting the increased quota OF tins State and a acton
connection with 0 ia reference thcTeto.
The resolution laid over under tue RUE
Adjourned 10 Monday evening at - O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
IL an unworthy and cowsrdy act do; out cannot help It.
aud hope God wi forgive me for II.
" Your shectionate son, HENRY"
up. 81 could say nothing this morning when ] LETT"

"Nkw-f DIRK, Jan. 70, 1865.
"Mr DEAa sIsrEr: Do rot fret or worry about me. I
DO laid beside my mother TO have peace God
alone the heart have been placed in
pee atar position have been fnthearted and generous
We not keeper Lay me beside my mother
in Greenwood and comfort all who care about me- hope
that God will forgive and that may all meet in Heaven
Your sfectionate brother, HENRY.
express my great ,bsnks have written Mr.. Grsham
shout her,"
NKw.YoRK. Jan. rs, 1868
Mr. GRAHAM Dearest and best Of friends, have had to
the Of the world Take Of those that left II
possible. The sale Of the gallery &c will provide something
for them. trust sad fate be warning TO those who
indulge In liquors and make them reform Is the Of
the untry such state Of mind. committing this
cowady and foolish oct, know not what 10 do. hope
god God viii reward you for your kindness. II my wife
great relief to you woud adopt them and bring them up
Ia virtue and goodness and a~ let them remember their
unhappy father with kindness and visit my grave Oh let
them try and forget the unhoy act and remember with
wife will get good husband and that may meet In heaven
where all pure and bright Excuse the pencil writing and
| other things, under the dreadful crcum.,ances
"Noprs, veIy afectio1ately, ii. w. MATHEW MHADE.
IN B-l pain the business wonld not pay, and re
quest be paid Of the atairs 100 70 Mrs 81 S25t
Nh V. p, borrowed funds, and also sl2 10 Mr. NJ U.
Riley"
Coroner Gamble was notified. and later in the day
held inquest the body. 1t was then asccraincd
that the name of the deceased III. w. N. Meade,
for mary years of the proprotors OF the wekHown
Photographic gallery of Meade Brothers No. 223 Broad
way Tie evidence Of tho book keeper Of the hote and
or two other witnesses was taken. but nothing be-
yond what is stated above elected. From the tone
Of the letter found il would that some secret
trouble had rendered life insupportabe. The jury rem
dcJcd verdict that the deceased committed suicide
BY taking laudanum" lie was aged,42 years, native
Of England, and resided at No. 81 Seienth'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
PoRTLASD. Friday, Jan. q, 1865.
Great Rrilain.

The English papers advance nothing new on
American affairs. 81,
7hs London Tunes has an editorial on me propos.on
b admit the members ofthe American Cabinet 10 seats
Il Congress and halls il substantial Improvement
bat thinks that in these evil times and With franchise
- lnmanaseable as that In America u wiz ian WE
cut THAT permanent improvement which might other
wise be expected from IT, ,. l., ~, .
.'Uistorcus' the wel.known legal writer In The
YSnes publishes long letter denouncing inc ihstruc
stons of Mr. BENJAMIN 20 the Rebel Secretary OF the
Navy as ~ the treatment Of neutral vessels by Rebel
prusers lie hopes that whatever else these instruc'
lions NAV accomplish they will at least secure this
That DO Confederate cruiser shall again hail from
sn FL glish port,
Ii is stated that the British Government has officially
announced its accession to tho International Sanitary
Association of Geneva for securing the better treatment
e the sick and wounded IN war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
The Vir1inin,s News.

The following is summary Of the taken out in
As Virginia:
The news of the fan Of Savannah caused much excite
spent although fully expected. Additional compliments
Sere heaped upon Sherman for his skill The COnfed-
orate loan fell per cent and cotton about one penny
kinder the news while Federal securities improved
The adyices by the Peruvian OF tie failure at VII
uingtoD, however, csused reaction III the evening
tn M,rafn9 Post credits Sherman one Of the
most daring and skinfu soldiers Of the present day
and regards the occupation OF Savannah as Of vital
III Times editorially replies 10 from America
Chat France and England contemplate an early recog-
milton OF the Confederate States saying 1t does not
believe such movement has been entertained ior one
moment and thinks such step wouid prove iata 10
Vie Government. 1t emphstealy denies II ever en-
TIE meeting OF Parliament was fixed for FEB. T.
Capt. Graham Of the steamer Jura was acquitted oil
N blame for the loss Of that vessel.
The Empress Of France was unwen.
ii. Foud had presented a satisfactory statement TO
&c Emperor. He calculates surplus for 1865. and
promses reduction OF four millions Of francs in naval
and military expenditures and hopes for even more.
Marshal Naryaez had laid bill before the Spanish
Congress for the abandonment Of 81. Domingo.
R9mors Of Intended revolutionary outbreaks in Poland
The summary Of news by the Glasgow was antici.
Dated. ,.,,. 49, u,u..,..
sorneyhat revived the dropping spirits Of Southern
artizns who felt under the OF Sherman
knI Thomas and caused rally IN tho Confederate loan
OF two per cent and relapse in fvetwenty bonds Of
Mr. Seward, IN a letter TO the Union and Emancipa
esoD Soeety returns Mr. LncOn's thanks for the con
rratuaons Of the Society and its devotion 10 the best
Eterests Of Americs-bu points out that the final de
saration Of his reelection u not yet made
Nj Foster NJ. p. in addressing his constituents al
Bradford reioced the Northern successes and the
evidence Of the speedy destruction OF slavery ne dd
moi deeuar Of an ultimate close reliance OF Kindness
And friendship between England and America, not
Uithstanding the prevailing bitterness Of feeling;
The london Tins lains tie rode Of operations on
N, steamship Great Eastern for laying the Atlantic
cabe and sGys tina. the cable will be ready for laying
IN june next and that Il II is successful Of which there
IL no doubt preparations viii b0 at once mace iot 10y
ipg SECOND cable by the same company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Arrived.

Steamship North Star. Slocn, Aspinwal 18th inst, rssA
mails and specie D. b. Allen mr.
Steamer John GIBSON Bowen, Phladephla mdse, w No. %
STEAMER Charlotte tprze), ActinsMa,ser E. W. White II
s. steam rigae Colorado Com. Thatcher, Fort Fhhsz,
via Hampton Roads. go .,
L. s'e4m transport United Safes Share, Savannah vs
o. - transport Illinois Baxter, Port Royal % hours
T. steam tran.port DeMolay Fort Fiber 18th inst. vie
FORTRESS Monroe and Delaware River with $50 Rebel pri,on'
ers Of MAJOR Prince to u y ON was ordered 10
Fort Delaware but IN consequence oil ice was Obliged TO CONS
i: steam transport Ashland, cOndrey Port Royal days
O. $ strasu transport Peril Delaney Savannah as hours -
Ship f. Not,eboh Lamb Liverpool Nov a. md,e. and .
has been rs days w of the Banks days of and Fire
sland. aud has had pilot dsys,
Bark Rambler (of Pctou) Mckenzie, Gcofgeown r. is
1t and Csnso th oats TO master Sailed from George
with hail having been frozen in days pror 70
Gus yale from W. under the lee cew Of the lower maDtop.
sail shifted cargo giving the vessel List Of two streshs 70
Brrk Dean. of Table Bay C. O. H. BrabpeT Table Bay,
a,h uit wool, &C, C. $ T. W. CossL Ia. experienced
S Ssas for aS %oi, s"S 10 SS y are
schr. PhGbe, Morrow, Havana II days. oranges I. = Il
Schr. JOseph Fish. Hall. Hog Island. yellow pine tos
schr Mary Van Cleef, Lemon. Fortress Monroe for Fds
sehr Life Boat. Reed, Newburypor. 6sh, $. W. Lsvis
sehr r. Merwin, Matthews. Baltimore, cOa-fos rss
schr Helen Perry New Bedford, oil.
schr Mary hd AdaIine Davis, Virgins, wood
Schr Sarah st-elman, siTenss, oysters.
Schr. Elijah sheldon Esber., Vrdnia wood
scar Edward 5 ade, Drake, Virginia wood
schr. Barnard. Waling. Fortress Monroe.
sehr J. brd.sl, Heddins, FOrress Monroe.
Sem Lsmanine: Johnson Fortress Monroe
Sctr Bsrbars. Heddng. Virginia, wood.
schr j. 5. shindler, Green Newbein.
W!ND-At Sunset, w. NV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
HC.uuercinu uutciliacsce.

| Ioynoy MONEY MARKET.-Funds firm. ConsoiS
Iinprovng Discount demand moderate. There was some
e.pecatatiop of further reduction In the DANA minimum"
soon. Gold flowing TO the Bank ,,Y.so, Rad
| James Durham CO., provision merchants 'n h'nN' ~
suspended. Liabilitir' e'0mo s..,on. &,
Safterbwae's cir Mar reports important nuc1a 49,.
American securities durin ;he week Oh feye'P W $500.
~ IN. occupatou OF 4, upah there was decideu lo'
bonds and Railway shares ana oIv bonus
were taken &C. and Illinois sc Inc return OF 'ne " =
ton expedition had depressing erect nios ~ W.;
last weeks quotations and Its 10 -. 1 90 al n al
| LIVERPOOL. Jan 2-CoTroS-Ibe SAFES iof threr uays
have been bales, including sOoo oses 70
and porters The market onened very du ana
Id n NJ hut clos frrne with the decline partially Iecov-
cred the advces by the Peruvian OF butes defeat at
TR.ps RrpoRr-The market duh and declining until
the reception Of Fort Fisher failure when better tone
prevailed. -
| LivKRPooL BREApsTUrYs MAkKEr-The market IL dull
Wheat is I'd lower Wakefield, Nash Co., and others
mort Flour quiet and steady Wheat quiet at decline OF %
a. GENITAL Corn very dull
LIvgRpooL PROVISION MaRKET-Tbe market for Provis
ions generally Mestrs Gordon Bruce Co. report:
Beef has upward tendency Pork 6rmer Bacon active
Butter firm. Lard firm IS for old Tallow steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAaKET-Ashes arm at ~. d3ll for
Pots and Pearls sugar inactive at decline Of cd Coffee in
active Rice steady Linseed Oil active Rosn quiet and
steady. Spirits Turpen ne dull at 62 g. Petroleum steady
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING hrm Sugar easier. COT
fee quiet. Tea trmer. Tdllow quiet
LONDON I2th.--Consols closed at s9I ago for money
AMERICAN SECuRITIESllnois Central Railroad sly G52
discount Erie Railroad. 36dS8
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l3.-CoTTcN.-Sales OF the
week y $50 bales including $500 boes spectators and
500 bales exporters The market opened very dull ana
rallied considerably from the decline closing with
decnepn the week OF a. American, and 3dld Other
dcscr ptos The sales to-day friday 5000 bales the
market con. quiet and unchanged Of the following quota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
fAdyerti.ement.l

THR ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
for FKnRuARr containing the Great Surgeons Of the World
HARVEY; ABxRsxrHr; JESNEHi HUNTER COOPER Morn
and CARSocnAS Also, w. 8. Lander Mrs. Farnham, Mr.
CLARK; Mr. Kibourn; M Morrill,. etc. 10 now ready More
about Muller; Gaining Confdencc Aseetson Prof Owen
the Brain; The Human Face Prce1istence; Religious
du,!e, Of Children How to XIII Ministers; Shooting Goh
la Tho Los, Races; with ErnsoLosr PHnxSoLoer. PHrsi
oLoGr PBIHooSoxr and PSYCHOLOGY e. or 20 cts
a No. Addres. Me.u. FOWLER WELLs oss Broadway, n
Y, Eewsmen have IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-28
Ind ia.

Calcutta mails Of Dec. 3, Hong Kong, Dec. ],
and Melbourne Nov. &c. had reached England.
The difficulty with Brontan was expected to be set
led without much difficulty.
Everything was quiet in Japan. The inland sea was
need, aud trade appeared 10 be going on satsfac-
Serily.
TIE Chinese cotton market greatly depressed BY
ne decline in the English markets.
The Governor OF New. Zealand had issued procla
NATION Offering an amnesty but without effect on thu
Aaories who continue hostile