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, 1865-12-03
Markets by Telegraph.
$EW YORK MtDSrGHT MARKET,

tsp4!N Despatch 70 the Western AuoeiAtod P1ess.)
SKE Yozk, Dec. 4.
Rfway speculation Ezs dun thia morning, md
theEf Faa Iesasa decline early In tbs day. The Ke-
ersluRoess Of Will street Wa iikhtly relieved TO-
aAyf batch Of eeas2t3on rumce9 fsom Washtnxtop
Ths$eefetazy Wa ssid To be strong On con
t7ctuu. while ths Presidents Message ayosed the
Snaemsntof tho Eo5roe doctRtre to such An extent
tha4he French Minister hsd demanded his passports.
Tnek reports cansed Soma flight auetuat3ons In
stoet1 and goaa. 1he stoek market was heavy md
1ow Ut the list oyn Board under increased p.cz-
sW4 to EEL. but ts decline was not ve1y marked IN
sar |uueu,ss. .
Gnsxo FK1cEA
III following xefc the caosne prices, at - D, m :
oafd. TX; hta. slx; Hudson, ioek Reading, 1lsx;
Aief Southern. ~ Ilereiand P1stsnu<h. tx: B.
L. fX; EortAssstsn. ssk. Do. preferred, az; Fl,
TaFe, tnx; Canton, ish; AA1posa, 15K.
rmAcHF cfHsAT1os.
n Assasssnt 7teaEwE to-day redesasd ss7lsoo OF
Pefeestsosss---
g d s's'sa mp '''"'' .s .esxelsx.
ffe money market closed up very cay It pexcnt,
nd faae balances vese ast stdp4ent ssate bouds
1rdI1ASEurs
Aenl1sneoas shszzs ktaeFaly lovu With leas d.
iox}
At Petroleum Beard tAere ~ some aetiy1ky IN
oce13cAnd Rsnaeae1 KM, hut Tia na1snce Of tna li3
F1a Ruiet. Sales were 1t tho thnow1nkaat1: Iyxnhoe
e:lt; Kennedy $tAo. Patmer &1.ss; Rz1eaoH R3n
Este: Baeaasn Fmm 1r: Hs.3fey 1c: Rzsvons
~, Fhss Eational &c; HAmnoek st-ss; G~nana
s1ts HkhHate Hc; Manhattan - ocsactc q Mnrp
$&n Oh Creek x7-G: Fit ao1o Czsek t1kao; Shade
Mvu "A; EmaAr light $50; uattpd 8tatas a. -;
weazts 31A Fa IA crude b IA Cdr Request oat
rrGaed 1ess 4erive. Eala OF 2ea bis eHoe "a Hes.
at e; aEp m.s III noEtk, u ave, e1a Ina &as
rrtned n bod, u 9osc-
= vRnEaA1z xA1ur.
Tie Ras has the tDa1ostas weekly .rr.sx af the
Wholesale uarkx:
Thar ha hssa dessxssaR h the door market dur
ing ghs week. owing 10 lsxEs ssTissls md crest in-
Ueass Of ssocn. Bone x11das have declined else pE
hi. Tac 6e1tnd for export k1s tH1forea dignity,
but 1t stu modesata- The stock 1ow ezesedo ha,f
rnfllioo ot nkHsf1-
wHxAr-Hss tusvsd freely ,aod iaa seea rEszsd upoa
tn muket, particularly common osant1es- These
have tscltoed from to lec psr b1sasa- 1ha mn IN
ps.us quafua vas naea 10 at. Al IL concession
1ors euAneN VIA 3eoe ser export.
BAEn-BaiAy has srEtted htEe1 1od Declined
rnnidty, Tns n arket eaoses heoJsat 1t ooscassoo
Rrz-Rye has also arrival nreeay md Esesafy do
e1tned.
ra.1~SSn. po,v,ta as,aodiax shs scttve densnd, has
de5iped 4z pe basnea. ed the naaskss Il heary at
. d.rIinaL The stock II Eay lArxe. 6alA Of sosDd
,ufrns nxyu bsea rnade 1t ss9sse New Coso has ~
+-.6 f{eefy. snA h 2 sxreueos oeEaltta. Owing 10
ne dry seaioo, tk4s b seinnK II &aoar-
x. 1N4A-
The naskes hss neen scttre up 10 We tnesay Prices
nd dee1mcd t4np Pc hi II that tue. owing 70 \
r. r,dncsIoa h etoeky, Ihrre.fnurth1 of the de-
e,tne has been recoverd- NArk1s closes quiet.
oEr 0coos.
I'M fexl1<tne Ere the qaDkat:oos Ead dispatches
ron De NJ Goeta E1rAsnSs:
, 1865-12-03

1os Aoot1 oa t2o war FN00 CoM1 MI
Atne 1s& boz yedEs- Aas ,sesa a9exed Il -
snfsse &ziy u dtstzsba&is3 - AAs 11issd In d
eoas1 sK u ssAes Of soadfs1F &aiasz, No ahsxk!
dn.ag y seassa Thssasons1 nosay m.ala-
tAS N d has4e a IL eoQDtf1ee II 70 b hxsss3
oTH 10 eee ooenay Aea4.sAa utl 1oE se.unoe
thss@easistefyos os ssozainT the nec.sszu ,eset
% aese 1snes stln IN vxat. o. s4R8ky no0-
& - Stpay1at w8 Ma1a, ~4sa asouf ona
nMHsa nMns@ - SaasN 1S4aaczfss ssesived t1e1s Wpe&fy
esnnet o:a T. - fse =; ~ ~ ao~ n.@.sdEoas
heaaE. tAasss poor dE.nines = So Eeete
e1..s;. assI q d ;soadsss sso.s 3 S19e me-
- s1ssxasd tson this 9atzsotie fasd. asTs b.
hs,s sFsNgst b1i Htk re.tsf g tser snarssn77 ,ise7
8lea'es. Acenstckned n they have beea Ia 6oat
{sass @ " .ols ats of the Gang, aauae .of tHe@
to pxu1Nte kAaif Neltue h the fs1utTiai pnrenifs
oL Ha, ~ fAat instead Of being 4 sups2{t 10 t&Ir
fM,zaiae3 q r.: hey hayo become m add1donei baraen.
who Ana talIen n tho var, % mnch n iSs fsmifis
q q tneeo WIG re 1na6le to oota'n enpaoJneui "a
tossr .sfsn teat aos tie most pat hsts taIed tho
sna ss o9 e nSe;, ~ 49, sss,osa Of he Cenattes
mo County Agent. II tsns boeu RTe1t
tEspoossMay Sheh hss rested ueon tbe Commit.
Sst as r. a. poss eaIe = q and esatoa 70
ee1e time tho intes.srs oF the county Tne aiyn,st.
= "a .etEEaottzocea :. md tbe dia6ent habiis md
mo1ses n o. tna aEPdesnts bars taxed the paf,enee
theu lahoss ne orer, Il viii he CONCEDED. III on
The NhoIe, shey bare discharged tbeir dn{,cs In =
lust. hu1ane and liberal manner, worthy Of "a H. ~.
uiotc split which created the fund.
1ne Hosement originated shout the Istter nart NJ
BeE9 o. supertson to dtsbarse De funds
r1tEed ~ the hx tor H1r nureo4r-
for the BENEFIT OF thoee who had cnnt
to The WI. In addition to the aIIotmenfo ant, ~
hoa the eonny, large fund wa1 .alsed bv tSe CIV
nd dfatrfbale ed Amon9 the destitate 6nultes rssf
dent q the city. The Bc1rd Of Ttade, The Young
MEMS Chlts1txn Association, md many other nnbs.
nc lnsf1sudons% also contributed literally to iheir
suppckt md h1Ee sums ofmoney were faIsed frorn
time TO time By private contributions, Frprn the
fund Tins raised, not intending hat ION lie out
side sonIrss Inst mentioned, oTer so farait1es,
Gz. 9SGsganR faa5 in essa ai5y .. about aso indi.
tfuuance of tho W9r. Up TO septembeF lRxt. tie
sums pad out for tho rebel Of soldiers famiIIes
rom Tic city md comfy smount to souocth,ne ,
ovsx tz5A0G The Board Of 1sade haze paid o1{
N ths k2@s spsec Of dine, tor The B1e purpose, ttc
The following statement wfn show the ys,iou,
Gums which have been distributed By the Wiz Funi
Committee, from March, 1863, whes he int nav. s
msnfs wefe made, 70 September, 1853, Tbs amoupt
paid ont during the LIST quarter, wIn be msde
Lown Inc ne1t session Of the Board os super
, 1865-12-03

EKw EaaK, Dee.f.
Cozros-Dull and lower, With sales It SC tur mid
FLoG1-pnn. heayJ, and so1se lower. with sales It
9kz3aSS for extra STATE: S-7n0s-N for comnon 10
Eoo0 ehirpinE 6s1nda eIR1 round hppp QhIo tr6
ss;aAiee fns trade h.sad,-naIket ooEtng qale.. :.
G1AM-WheAt dun+ md Lac loVe. atsh ssies At
N.:aa1@ los Ch!eaSo spE1nE; III &isNal q NJ
dnll. Corn heary and eASltg. vita na1es It &4sXc
fW nnaound sfH2ssc for to1nd uatxed wc4se1n-t6e
oat1 ae*v and !oWe. wtsh Aalet 1t 470ssc for nm
.PETaoLxE1-Firm. Crude, &1c; do m the month.
7pc.. -
rEoy1eloss-PoFk opsned nEme1, bat elosed heavJ,
q for mest-elossns = r. % ca.h md
eFmbdr.seefs opsiou. At SO 7904 Anh 80 ftls
new meas sellers orslo1 for January. It s1a.no neef
Bess qaet3 pa5t Inais s+!eo st meats heavy Il i
quiet; so1es 10 boree, raft Cumberland eRr u i5c
pteEsed hoks In moderate demand 1t ifXa IKE ~
CITY. Lard heavy 1T lS91c. Butter drii Cheesr
quiet and steady.
, 1865-12-03

FoCR-DuIl ta1cs 80 n+lt- At Is So forSo, isnfnx.
eItrR. - WV" 0'As
gsAt1.Mheat held - for No. I hIIlraasee clnb
kral11 nominal ~ S'
LAKE ixfoETa-ak coo bu wheat,
CASAL ExfokTs-.2,sso brIe; Hour, 1910 b. wheat
zrsS0 ou. cornt 800 hu. barley. A1n bu. re,
SHU1xD-Ry railroad. - bril- -four.
RIcI1rfS-By tAfc for month Of Nov. Ettr "A MI
os: f1our S:W b<t!- whess -. .ko bu~ corn al, is
ne:: ca y al Gn To- nn n5 nasteZ e 4s 1u b1
e PITT T. ~ q e. b. cofn 1900 bu oats
lsoAs bu:. lumber liz st2ai iect ine tots1 rscsfnts
Ealn, dour reduced 70 wheat aho IN incsease III
2,sss, sSs bu- oves Last year to sAme tine. ~
, 1865-12-03
XM-GA H

= ,cc.,. $NHHN
oser t9 the War Fund COMMITTEES, who, sirre that
time have iaken entire charge OF III the dishurse
menf:- Il VIII be obsetyed thai xtpcs Juna isst
thcle has Ecen 4 marked dipfnutton IN H. nnrhs.
of hnt!se, relieved. which can easily b a.co1ntsd
fof ~ the TACT thaia grez proportion Of Tho feufned
soldiers h4te sneceeded IN Ending employment.
TINS relieving The county hom the frspo1stbfiity Of
theff eDsteusnr4a ~
, 1865-12-03

The follouine is the city mortality report for the
month Of November. rs made By Mr.. 7. b. Bridges,
Health officer. His nsats!ant Mr.. Amick. is en-
nued TO the credit Of having made IN tho renart
piled in Chicago: ~~-1 S'A'
t1ssa-The following are the 2ro1in.,te can.ea
q dah: Apoplcxy = neeidnte b,ain feTrr &
songution Of tho btain l. eongestioa of he boweis
cancer 3 consumption ia c1amps IL crann N
enuyI1etous 8 child birth 2 decline trn,vned i
dlphtbesia 4s. dropsJ II, d3sentpy I, dissrhr1
Gyffpesns :, found dead i, heart dsesse q inten.
ptrstec Intermittent fever !, Inflammation ot the
lion q the lungs II, Inflammation OF he Idaeys
&, lung teTrf hver complaint =, NERVOUS ftyert
old 10 !, plurtsy I, paralysis L suicide i. still
eom u summer complaint l, spasua i. SCARLET
fever typhoid teFer q teethlng 4, wnter on ths
brain !, unknoWn Is. Total S19 ''N
Haf'eat.esGtchieago ~; other parts Of United
many IS; N!snd g; Norway s; scotland i; sWe-
dsu3; France !; 1tsly l: Unknown Il. Total Ia.
Age Under Ave years 1sd, 1Ve TO tsu a. len "a
twent1 y, tWczty to thirty IL, thirty 10 fortv "
forty to my IS, Ghy to sixty ii, sixty to soYeny
seventy TO eighty s unknown 16. Total aa0. -
OF these deaths Is occurred ip The Eorfh ng,t..
Ion, 1oa In The South. and 19o IN ths West The
moftalt1y Of The corresponding month IN 1851 va
9t2 "A'
, 1865-12-03
RELIGIOUS TNTKLLIGENcE,

III Ms. nE; ha..eld q ,he Wabash svenue church.
~ ~ Rsend eaG1 'qT ,ns ssassso9 street u chnhu
r. Yoa eoa sge kIt H tnrse O'Clock
copai Chnrch Boz 3 snrr' ~ menoq5 tos4tsP EPls
siiSs 4Sn e s,sI4S s,s0a: a:.1 ~ 49,, n ~ ' n ~
eJetr' At tte enT,e1 ~ ~ dne sfGe mn hoptst 50.
tirela, viii be deirs1et ~ f%nE1.- IN NJ kspta :,
ned' i. 81 H. Sega n9 ~ ne Hs,: e., p Ear-
The silps ne to BE- sold n ~ o'eiaet ~ ~ ~ H.
evening lie Home Mis.ionar, soet; + iii T. sod its
plc Of Hi.daie: Rev. J. Z. Ha1ts' Of = Wiseonstp
and R.y. G. II Ball, Of Bnffalo, N, 7. '7'@''
ss}s, % wsdRss,o.y r s,c -, sfsete Rs d Re-,
church. suoieca: "Chrislian Bcnevofenoe. The
slsta9men Of Tho several dcnouinatlnns md tns
nga.
9stxeFa Asetaefa I'd RaeleS sasst:s ' IL reete.
sgpd.y senool md Blh!e CHS. i : O'Clock +. u.
~ ~ r e ~ ~ Snafsa movement
Episcopal cha eosnes q irk Aseaue ssa'1es sna e.
y. III n. saee' " 1'a : H. he'. T. L. Cannon st7H
~ SssnSe At Mes,sJ co1Psa corner Of Blsekhauk
sppd.T gsboo f,sess: II 81 e md u n
e llliso;s Fesshias )! ths pss!e. Ess. sa1S +
E1ov nsev1 T. y. - q ioh Z. n Lecture At * p. H.,
ssss.. ees . a''s Of he reasons
Fs Ss f. ,nd sfrs,s seseee eondueted
~ III auon o. tne sas1ament 81 the lords suppet
"1hs fs,;a, ba55sa Tslsat' ssats r.: ~, '1 1'AS
tor. Service IL this th1ren ms :, 1of Snspt1, re-
fh11d % Gpitra i = Pr..h1t,r4.n p. e,,,,r, r,.-u
= pnbne wos,hyp Il isH n. Il she %is,ion T1
G5spsa corner 2. Sosth Dea1eern nd Elm tt7eets.
Iie24tnE 81. iS4tE oy hes. :. =. AeCoonelL The public
a's sslTns .a.1teds f,,,,t.. ,,r,-,, - ,
Morers ,,,ss!a nsptt p5; xn cusn@ OF Aorzm and
a n,I II the n..,ns Fa9 :. " + N. md =
Usn3ss snoo. sno ssoas enssea A. - NJ yoang
nre4r. 1,eetine ~ W wsdna e.emnEi eenfn!
pc}ock. Stran-crn nm slx17s g.,en,a a. III
Ffeachtne to he C@r1er.ttom ~ ths r. w
Kinsie us Kinxs t,,eeI "a; Il nT I cia,a s.SS,n
School sf = m The 1nh1ic ~ crra9.,i % %SaaoAn
sss.s nee ~ -" pu'Ae '''''su' 'n''eo'
.cnh nsych D. r. f fesscb r. ass Ky; 20.
~ sooS aaa ies iTt1E Gsa c.nt
avenue snd twenty ai1th tiFeet. Usnsl sersiees,
at 10Y !. n. Tia monthly coaeet xiii be MID II
| X ii ihe evening. '@'' ~ 4s'0 a.
tnion Park BspsIst Church, corner Washington
Ing b. The psstoI. Rev. Z g. Taf1os n II n,e1oes
i m and 7H O'Clock .. N. Sabbath schoo1 SIM.
day mosu.ng 1t o o'eIoeE d. N. All sra eu[disily %
invited. - ~'s ''' s'~A'
United Brethren IN Christ, church located On the
| 10D 4 N. nod EH D. n. Sshhsth SsSnnI ~ =
n. Some good teachers wanted. ]. kM Looksr,
| lEstor.
1o ocoes srd 8; " " aa E @ 1ns Adsendsss as
wcft conc Of Rsndolnh and Cinto, s.,. sWs1t
sIdet Subject. IN he moTutnx: ~ o. Gn11 N r.
dom." II, .,r fnqiisi &c oo'Fea q sne Atne;
| JIfIno3s Strs.t rhn1sA ,s.
, 1865-12-03

ARaksr Or CosT1nxru MAS.-Dn Saturday
forenoon, white detecttrr Wells Sherman MAS sit
ting tn tho reception room 1t the niinoas Central
Depot hit ntten,ton N1s attracted TO the anRular
eopdnct Of = utddle-Aeed, respectable Appearing
nan: who uaa endeayo1nS 10 cnice 4 coaat,3Ea
10 take walk With hlM. SsrnlstAe ~ III pas
, 1865-12-03
WAdsWortll VI. Cooley ct. nj.

Editors Tribune: - +9'S'
A ynu profess to publtah the decision Of the
Court In the case of Wsdsworlh va Cooley et I'll
prepared under Instructions rom the Couft by lbn
counsel for the plaintiff" desire TO say that your
said anicle cputau* grave and material f4fprs and
does not set forth the opinion Of the Court.
On nautng The article this morning tmmed. .ate1y
called upon ludge Sheldon and showed hiia I'D
same, and aeked him II be had inspected the game
he assured me that he had not and thai he al moi
endorst it, and promised soou as he could h. pre
pa1a true statement OF hts opinion Ia tho easc.
niued to the counsel Tor their inspection md oh,ec
hoIs. Y anT they had, End then the sarue. With
.nch objections, Hesc to be submitted to fae Eourt
Ior hppsoyal aod amendment, which has NOT yet
eeen done. o. II. HAw1Kr.
Counsel for Defendants.
I'VE hxyo recsi.ed communication from non.
C. Bcckvtth Of atmiar tenor to the above; the
pAhlc9tiop Of hath fs pnuCcsxRau1
, 1865-12-03
Canadian lReM4l

new York. Dec. IA letter rom Montreal says
iEat The Cauadtan coumlsslon TO open trade with
Brazil, Cuba. &C., has set out On it, nilsson. Tho
chief or The conmisetn1, NJ. Mcuoug1l Is 10 leave
New York, Nr. CALI hnsnee ministsx, is now In
Ecw York, TO ascernin II possible tho lntettions
OF fhe United States Government IN reRard To rceI
prodty- II Z thought here thst q new treaty may
Be negotiated.
up ii Canada foe the United S!atea. ''"'
, 1865-12-03

In this city. tho 10Th Of Eorembt, 1t the hou,e
e ths h5sds's a,hTt e{ tne Rsy. LJ1nktn. d: q,
daughter Of John Armstrong. Esq. al OF Chicago.
y p Dsnysr. COL Hoy nat 4t DC !etldenes Of Mlss
c. BRADLEY md Kate RArCuELoR eroShtM of
II. III. ZinmttnAn. EsQ, ali Of ChicaEp
II C1erefxD0 rapEIa pIcase copy.
, 1865-12-03
u L Il D.

IN this city. % Hsturaay. Il Il O'Clock H. LrZzIE
H.. wife OF 1af1ctun Jouc4, EtQ, OF this city,
In thus city, On Saturday eYenlns. "a Inst. HUsAN
r, cerrhreT OF Thp1ls q. and Susan a. Miller eTtd
ia mcnthS. 80
Fune1al Wn tets place this (sunday) AFTERNOON, It
So clock o. n. ffom ~ AlchlSan strcat Frleoda of
In LeayHvot1h. Kansas. III. JOSEPH WHITE in
The thirty eighth year OF hl. ake. -
Euteta1 ftpu Ills 1Ate ftk1denca southeast Corner OF
Morgan and Tyler sts uu Monday afternoon Al oclf
KB- PhN3df1phf4 napeTs rleASe copy.
, 1865-12-03

New York Msney Market.
ExW yoRx, Dec. Z.
MoNKT-Stcady ATT cent. :
STIMHu-Qu:ef 1t 1p4A1c9A. =.
o11.Thous decided ehanks. opening st NIX md
EroE1NToss1 exports specie today, ss7,Mn.
GsdTkNNNZHT SInCEn-A ah1de hfme-
,FE3lgH1sTo 1tre1pool-Quiet aad without de-
, 1865-12-03

vsescls Passed Detroit.
Especll Despatch to the Chicago Tt,buna.l
pxrpofr. Dec =
CF-Eone. :
Dovs-Sotthuess.S Sunny BEde,, Sardinia, s. c, L.
American tnoo, Fairch1'da, Comet Cook, Aontcsx3e
SeHagsnsett. Eueu.
Wind eoufh
, 1865-12-03

III Il Il H he D ,

tLoT.,.s1p1 Fssaesco, ~xtr- s<1e61.oet douhla
..s Hit; s3sel.s ~ serrns sIaaa1
, 1865-12-03
Buffalo Market

:. BUFFALO, Dec.
GAAM-Hheat held. No. Milwaukee club. At II II !:
amber Canada. good to chntce slI3a1f7 Eorn Sia
II Oats 1A7&tc. hsstey <1:cc4l.o5. Rye 1Saspc,i
.WKIsKxE-Nontuai At an,
CANAL FRE1GHTs-1ractve,
+; fNFoKfN-Wheat, 80 bu: corn ss1 I'm. r&st.
$,431 bu; barley, LES 1u: ~ '$
Weather mild Wind hnnt1r
, 1865-12-03
mSAtrN1 Market .
st. Louis Market,

Ho11nxAI. Dtc. Z,
ELor1-Super extra E15o97.7s; fancy s6<a78p
tn4l. ~ A.SAA2-
, 1865-12-03

D9. 1fbheys the Celebrated Indian
fhJsFi1n nd deftneator Of disease, may b con-
9nltef # his chfcaeo IndrmarJ, No. Custom
day. tec. oh. VSS3
, 1865-12-03

khr1ro Coal Company Of Chicago
this onpsny at A. C,Haagcr e Cos, Il bids fair
10 64one OF the beet p1ytng etoch In the county,
now Re had. y4o3
, 1865-12-03
= Taktu @p'.

TAKEN UP-0ne 3-year old bay
= A1ze. nasf mane nd tail Que foto nsase Pony.
n1se masss nd s.!,s The oxnsr "a nsve sha1 81
Euytne psops<s1 a1c paying chNfes. 7. ]. CLARK,
AEeut- yfW
, 1865-12-03

G4to tho Bs8t-Go 10 Bryant Il Stras.
nsCbIcaRo Commercial Collage to get 4 thor
oug4 practical bus1nasa education q to become 4
good Telegraph Operator. Address (enclosln9
stan$e} foR crcula1, BRrAs1 4 SrRA1roa, Chics-
, 1865-12-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

A Fovorffe ResoFt.-Bolshaw's saloon un-
der the Mstieson HOUSE has long been known "a
one Of the few places in this city where The real
material Il Kept, and none other. He Il ever ptteu-
tive and pdita to his NUMEROUS friends.
Retain Your rCompeGuee.-seThe yoiee OF
naturcr eSya: "Step forward ladies md Ceusie.
men" TO batte11by's Photographic Inst11ntfon No.
q North Clark atFect, and psocurc one or more or
bis superior opal Miniatures
A LADY Frozen to Deaah.-Wo aAyfxe
The ladict q Chicago to avoid like casstrupbe bv
6u3inF th-tr Ntntc. outfit At c, ". Pardr4dcc 4
Coz 3 Sate street. 6s9
, 1865-12-03

To II soLD WITHOUT R1s1Ryx--AA ostsr Was
reersved yestssdeJ By the q. $. Qasstez1aaeser 1t
this poss from tho WHr Department, ordering him
to se11 od eEes5thinz At Camp Dough-, including
lod from the Reueral sweep. An win be now
cleared od a. eoon pI1ctIcahle and the lind rs.
STORED 70 III owne11. Ihtu viii the SoldIefe'
HONS Tsaaln tho lest structural evidence Of The
frbellfqR h 0Ex mIdgt,
, 1865-12-03

HuAATAT AND Cot116oN+-Abont noon On
Saturday, team Of tarm horses attached TO light
W1Sun, took fright On c1srk street near the BRIDGE
end notwithstanding the Eott desperate cndeavors
On the patt OF he driver to stop them they contn-
Ecd their beadloug fight, scattering texms md vr-
hicles IN NIL directions and erea ting great excite
resese%d % Then iheir caleer M. aaoush to sndSea
and dltaStfora termination By tollfsIon with
Street cat nnfch waa passing Ac7oss tho et1ect 1t
hont platform. pitching the dr1Err Of the car INTO
the street, without f1turng him materially, while
the olher etznek It'll ag1tnst the side Of the
ihe ttrck- The w1gon tongue uas ahfscrcd into
atgnos md the vehicle 1t elf fdamaReo eonideahly,
Tadle The di1TE Of the team w1s lung into the
mud. hrt picked himself ny immediately Afterwards
moE1 n1ghtsoed TIN injured. Neither OF the runs
Essoa Which, Il they were rra*onine sntmsIs. Weu1d
do them good n future Itwas ve1y GoFtunsts that
the platform Of The tar wa died with pa.sea-
Eer1 ~ Is usually the casc, loss OF hfe tnpst
certainly have EnEuGd.
, 1865-12-03
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len, Messenger cf tks American Ez{{zess CoPps1y
far lsis PftstAnxh papess. i
, 1865-12-03

soIn1Ens' HorE-A special meeting Of ths
Board Of Managers OF the SoidIers' Home viii b.
bed en- Eond2y sfoe.noon at AZ o'clock, In the
Rooms OF the Young Mems Christ1an Association
OF busfuees OF special iMportsncc. II Is hope
G1uaxHA.~ =.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

tary force, in Department 'Shore maf''a' Ia"
still prevails in all its rigors, AMI where, we Will
venture to say, the first step toward 'asui''o'
ton cr disturbance by tho blacks would nave
brought instantly upon them the .1eaVy manu-
and swift punishment of military justice.
As for insurrections generally, the oilVeiS y,
the Freedmen's Bureau have repeatedly de c'area
all apprehensions of them groundless, ana Ho''
Thomas, tho Commissioner for Mississippi cA
plains his recent order for the adoption OF SUI
gent measures as intended to quiet irightene'
citizens, and not based on any fears entertained
by officers of the Bureau. Dispatches from
various quarters, this morning printed agree
in representing the negroes as orderly anu lne
whites as having mastered their fears.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

We entreat them to make this local affair.
We shall not drop the subject until the
Health Bill is passed, and we want earnest,
continued cooperation. Let them reprint
such facts and statistics as appear in the
metropolitan press, taking the matter home as
one Of domestic concern, or that each legislator
elect may find it confronting him, before the
session begins, in his own county paper. The
interests Of New.York must not be lett to be
balanced in the party scale at Albany. We ex-
pect to fight our own battle, and to fight it
manfully; but we want your help, friends OF
the country press We want you to realize that
it is also your battle. We want every nook and
village of tho State to be yitalzed with sense
of tic need Of sanitary reform in the metropolis,
and determination to aid that reform.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
OUR Stair CENSUS

We present herewith synopsis Of the new
Census Of our State, taken last June ander the
direction of the Secretary of State.
The comparisons are made with the last
preceding State Census-that of 1853. The
Federal Census of 1860 showed elargcr poPl'
iation in this City. and in some Counties OF The
interior, than the former or present State
Census.
The total population Of our State in
ls6O, according TO tho Federal Census
Do. in 65 by the State Census ..---- -3,e3l,71'
Appsrent decrease ... 1885
OF course there has been no real decrease
Either the Census of 1-60 was too high; OF
that Of 1850 returns fewer tonn the real number
of inhabitants. We suspect both are in error
STILL the increase of our population III these five
years Of terrible War has been slight
Eieren rural Counties have less pcTllatior
now than they had ten years ago; while still
larger number are saved FROM a like decrease by
the growth Of their cities and Villages. 1t Ii
probable that our state h;s fower inLAhitaut'
engaged IL Agriculture to-day than she had Ter
or even twenty years ago.
Our rural friends 'vho are disgusted by th'
immense Copperhea1 majorties in this City vii
please LOOK at the ret urn oGNative and Natural
lied voter. We have decided majority to
day Of the voters WI ose gandiathers had an,
interest in Bunker Hi H. Saratoga and Yorktown
We shall Lave larg er proportion whenever
majority Of our vote, 5 shall realize and EeJoic
that the Right tr iumphed at Gettysburg
Vicksburg. Mission J Ridge and the Five Pork
BE patient with us and we will come ''it a
right
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
JAMAICA.

The arti.Hlavery men Of England, aided by
the whole influence of the Liberals and the Dis
senters. arc making strenuous efforts to secure
thorough investigation into the outrages lately
committed in Jamaica with the sanction OF
Lent. Gov. Eyre. On December 0 very
numerous and influential deputation waited
on the Right Hon. +. Cardwel, the Colonial
Secretary, urging upon the Government the
duty of at once instituting Oil examination
and of immediately recalling Lieut.-Gov.
Eyre. in order TO facilitate the searching
investigation. Mr.. Cardwell, in his reply,
expressed himself with great reservcJ but on the
following Monday it was resolved at the Csbl-
net Council 10 revoke the powers vested III
Gov. Eyre, and to appoint Temporarily Sir Ii.
Storks in his place "during the prosecution OF
certain inquiries" The Liberal papers indulge
the hope that the Ministry will satisfy the popu'
lar demand for a thoroug inquiry, though many
complain that Ministers appear to bo COLI
strained by public opinion rather than to Be
anxious themselves TO lean the whole truth.
The Indignation Of the Liberal party OF En-
gland at the msrule now going on in Jamaica
has been strengthened by the report Just re-
ceivsd that the ruling class, by series OF laws,
intends 20 reduce the dissenting to
condition of degraded and prescribed inferiority.
They express the hope that the Imperial Gov.
eminent VIII never give its sanction to laws 30
adverse to the spirit CT our age.