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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-31

The story Of Trooper, with Much Interest Concern
ing the Campaigns OH the Peninsula Not Before Written
Is the fun and worry significant title of work from the
pen Of r. Coburn Adams which has just been issued by
hs publishers in New York. Il is story couchcd in
what may be called official narrative shape, OF scenes
which occurred during the late war; preiaced by spirited
and sighted analysis Of the cause which mainly
contributed TO- and the circumstances which more m
medatey attended on the initiation OF that fearful sirug
gle The war Is melancholy theme ri best but il is
which, when treated In dignhed, impartial and ntel
gent Manner will for generations 10 enable Amer
can writer's OF repute illustrate the power grandeur
and indestructbily Of the republic Mr. Adsms' book
may be regarded as the pioneer of such produc-
tons Attached TO the stan OF Major General
william b. Franklin, he was. in the discharge
Of his duties, eye witness Of the exciting and
instructive incidents which took place the Peninsula
under McCielIsns eye, which be relates He thus
comes before the public With the well earned stamp OF
magma par,fai TO guarantee the authenticity Of his
scrtions Mr.. r. Colhurn Adams Is already favorsbly
known TO the people writer; his Chronicles of the
Bss.iie, Our World, The Outcas and Adventures
Of isjor Roger Sherman Potter having earned him a
reputation which The Story Of Trooper proves, he
did not permit be furnished In the camp. His work
now under notice Is dedicated 80 General Franklin, and
contans apart from ts attractive subjects or popular in
terest matter which will Furnish food for grave TsGoc-
lion when read by American statesmen, Legislators, and
soldiers Of high ran II treats Of of the most IL
the most evenifui periods Of the rebcliontLe time
when the Army Of the Potomac fought under General
McCieian time when, the words OF the author,
army saved though at heavy cost Of life, and
not without disgrace 70 our srins;" time when
the Army OF the Potomac shsd made FOR Itself name
. mong the armies Of the world
Frederic A. Brady, OF Ann street, New YORK, has
just Issued the rst class aud very exciting novel
named Common Sense written By the author Of 'Ksic
Kennedy "wondrous Strange, aud other valued works
Of this clsss Our readers aware Of the interest which
the recent publication OF "Kaie Kennedy produced
in this country and IL Is quite sufficient 10 assure them
that "Common Sense" from the same pen Is not in
feror in plot description. style or sentiment 70 that
production Mr. Brady has printed the book from ad-
vance London proof Sheets which be had The enterprise
10 secure so that h makes ,s appearance in good time
81 the welcome scsson OF New Year.
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Obituary.

HENRY WINTER DAVIS, or MARYLAND.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis died at Baltimore Maryland
at harpas two yesterday. His disease pneumonia.
Mr. Davis was born at Annapolis Maryland in 1917
He graduated at Hsmpden Sidney College He entered
public life in 1856 representative in Congress from
Maryland, serving on the Committee OF Ways and Means
In the Thirty sixth Congress 1857 10 1852 he served
the same committee. In the Thirty eighth Congress
tlS6s TO 1859 he WAS chairman OF the Committee
Foreign Affairs
Any one unacquained with the man or his age look
ing at Mr. Davis month ago, would have pronounced
him not over thirty years OF age yet the time of his
death he turned forty eight His extremely youth
full appearance was chiefly due to his light complexion
and hair and TO well preserved tall, manly and grace
full figure He had graceful agility Of carriage and
affected certain neatly negligent style Of attire His
eyes were deep SET, black and expressive, aud his
hands we're small and delicate NJ womans. As a
speaker Mr. Davis at one time stood very prominent
among the orators in Congress- He at all times
hbitcd great deal Of mental and physical activity his
snner often bordering on rcstlessness being noticeable
for dsquetude even when his desk listening to others
speaking He was, without being particularly con
empatve or reflective quite recent and did not pass
FOR one of the sociable NJ Cs II was, perhaps, par
cuary unfortunate for his oratorical reputation that
Mr. Davis was always member osthc strong party in
Congress for every Indication Of his mental quality and
characteristics which were betrayed In his short
led his admirers believe that lac would have best
hibitod his powers in opposition than in advocacy Of
principles particularly ii part Of hopeless minority
driven to bay BY strong, confident and derisive
ority. HE organ OF combativencss Unfortunately
large and he would have preferred 10 gh, his way inch
~ inch than 10 unwarrsntaby change the smile) TO
owaIk over the course
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Sgw YRAris DINNER TIE Toms PHIs0Skta&-Th
butchers in Warrington, Fulton and Centre markets.
having contributed large quantity Of meats, poultry,
&C. the purpose Of providing the unfortunate prison
ers in the Tombs with New Years dinner, the contr-
buttons were gladly accepted BY the warden Mr. James
Coulter The proprieors Of Earlos the International.
Sweeny's and Crooks hotels waited upon BY the
warden and kindly consented TO cook the meats ana
other estabes which haA been furnished for the occs
sion The supply OF good things " 40 bounteous ms
the warden has determined 70 give bis family q Ss,%k
uals-neariy vo hundred numbcf-a beefstcak break
fast turkey dinner and veal stew supper Much Srsss
is due Warden Coulter and bis bookkeoper MI James
Finley m also 10 Miss Foster the matron OF the prison.
for their efforts ON behalf Of those under their charge
psAvH yRou scAEps -Coroner whdey yesterday hssl
an inquest at No. II Spring street, on the body OF Jobs
H Hoean child nearly four years OF age whose deaSA
was The result Of scads accidentally received by the w
setting Of pot Of boiling wafer on MIN during 'nc H'or
noon OF the 2stA Instant
Ayrocyrwxyr or CLEu o. ARRxARA Mr. John Housh1
alIn was yesterday morning appointed Clerk Of
20 ali the vacancy caused by the death Of Mr. purdy Jr
rsbey or he Bosrd OF Councilmen his term expiring
TN SIXTEENTH CAvAInr AND THus CrArg rcs n.
BoorH RxwAp.--An adjourned meeting OF the members
az the Sixteenth New York cavalry was held last evening"
Al as2 East Ninth street. for the purpose Of setting forth
What measures had been taken ina matter 81 urging
Il, ar c,a,s NJ hole 10 The reward offered ~ the re
ssdcst foe the capture Of John wilkes Booth, in whch
they claim they had equal share - tho entire rcgmsns
shoud be their exerons ~ VOL AZ INC
sweuty seven members under Capt-:n Docherty ans
sergeant Corbett who made the capture The meeting
Was presided over by Captain Schlacfer about eighty
men being present. The Captain ssd that documents
urging the claims had been drawn NJ aud forwarded ~
hin, 40 Tho proper authorities at wsshngto during the
past week and that had every reason 70 believe tbss
when Congress rcassembled justice would be done them
ali members OF the regiment would DO ordered A. n
early day This intelligence was received with applique
He also stated that steps would BE- taken imnedney 70
perpetuae the past associations in the field by osn
Ing squadron Of cavalry TO be attached 10 inc Nsgn
d,scharoed members of the Sixteenth cavalry 10 be
held on saturday, January After which inc mec'nS
adjourned
Crrr IssrscroRs Rxroar or DEArns'-Ihc 'otA' OF
deaths reported asthe City Inspectors ounce curing mo
e,.s, ,.oy 90. ta7 The diseases md accidents ro.
pultng fatally -Consumrtion ~ convusions ~
inlanmaions, 49, congestion o. the brain Y dpsthe-
ia r. droosv o. tubcrcies q burns, Il typhoid fevo
q: sronchitls, q; nsrssmus. " drowliAs. snA y
from an unknoyn cause
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THE HERALD CARRMRs.--The carriers Of the
HERALD will present no New Years address
this year, for we decidedly disapprove Of this
holiday begging, and hope that our subscribers
viii assist US indiscouraging and DISCRIMINATING
It. The carriers make large profits from their
business, and they ought not 70 be allowed to
levy this annual tax upon our readers. What
ever course other newspapers may take, She
Hrnlr.p II determined 70 coun.enance no 'onSe'
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TIN PREsIDENr's MESSAGE ABRoAD.-The
English papers are oil delighted with the Presi-
dents Message, and yet there ia but cold COM
fort for the British in It's firm and rcsolute tone
and its declaration that henceforth ell inter-
course between the two governments must
rest upon the basis of mutual Justice. This
shows what the English expected from the
President, and only proves that, being con.
scious that they deserved declaration Of war,
they ere sratiaed with being oolaIs and con.
ts,nutnouslv dismisses
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Negro Riot On Christmas-Arrest Of Forty
Of the Psrticipsnts-A L0uissana Con.
gssssnsn Dependent Regarding Early
Admission, 80.
nav OsLaars, Dec. -, 1866.
Three policemen were severely wounded Christmas
day by gang Of excited negroes Some forty Of the
negroes were arrested, most Of whom were armed.
Hon. John Ray, member Of Congress from Norshern
Louisiana, writes the sth Of December from washing
ton that he satisfied that the Presidents reccnsrsc
ton policy win be abandoned not be carried or as
pressut BY the admission Of she Southern ubrs ins
CongYsss
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San TArCl5co, Dcv Sv Aov"
despatch received hre from for1sna' o'ss.D'
ssys:--'Ths steamer Cscades had suoceoea "a
hs cascades az The Columbia nvor with passengers who
started overland rom the Dalles some Of whom were
badly frozen. mo Columbia river is almost clear 70
Asforia.