The New York herald., 1865-01-06

that there ia no chance for the further payment Of the
carmen until after next February Tho matter remains
in as quo for the present. and for the next month
citizens will be Obliged empty their ashes In the streets
plentiful supply the sidewak would be bsneaciai
but IL is deporable 70 think what will be The condition Of
our streets for tho next month
An Italian, giving his name a. John Ceno, was on
Wednesday afternoon arrested and locked up In default
Of aAen hundred dollars BAIL charged with being Que Of
the three persons who on last Tuesday morning, in
Thompson street. assaulted and attempted 70 take the
life o. policeman Daniels Of the Eighth precinct The
two other assailants have not yet been arrested.
Henry Noel was yesterday locked up In the Tombs,
charged with having, in company with confederate,
stolen fwty four dollars worth Of property Wednes
day night, in Buriing slip, from soldier named James
johnson.
woman named Letitia Throop, keeper Of an alleged
dsreputasle house In Watts street. yesterday had man
named Joseph A. Crookson arrested on the charge OF
having stolen from her gold watch and chain valued at
one hundred dollars Crookson says that the woman was
formerly his Mistress and that she gave him the jewey
TO wear as long they lived together Crookson and
Mrs Throop each required TO give FIVE hundred dol
lars bail appear when the Is called up for exam
nation
II not stated in yesterdays paper exAlderman
Morgan Harris who was assaulted and robbed Tues
day last but his son, Morgan L Harris, Jr
Coroners inquests were yesterday held over the re-
mains Of Miss Emma Baldwin, aged eighteen residing at
the corner Of the Bowery and Canal street. and Miss
Margaret Mcbride living at No 22S Bowery the deaths
both Of whom caused by their clothes catching
fire
collision occurred about noon yesterday the Ber
gen tunnel New Jersey, between train on the Morris
aud Essex Railroad and the New York and Erie,
by which one pc son was killed and number were So
riousy injured
The funeral of Vice President George NJ. Dallas took
place in Philadelphia Wednesday Of this week. The
procession joined in by very large concourse Of
PERSONS including many distinguished gentlemen among
whom Secretary Seward; Mr.. Robert Lincoln son
Of the President Judge Woodward Of the Pennsylvania
Supreme Court and great number Of others occupying
prominent public posoaa The remains Of the deceased
wore deposited in The family vault In st. Peters Episco
pal church.
The funeral of the late William L. Dayton, United
States Minister TO France took place from the New Jer
sey State Capitol in Trenton yesterday, and was largely
attended
President Lincoln has granted the request OF Lieutenant
Governor Jacobs Of Kentucky to be allowed to return
from within the rebel military lines.
There appears 10 be doubt that the arrested
at Concord N H. recently o portion or the st. Al
N
place Of confinement and failed TO identify them SUCH
They STILL however, held in custody to await fuller
investigation.
The Legislatures Of the most Of the loyal States
In session In addition to those noticed in yesterdays
HERALD, the Legislatures Of Michigan and kentucky
were convened on Wednesday, the 4th inst. Governor
Cony, Of Mane inauguated yesterday and his mes
sage Yhich is lengthy document was submitted TO the
k4re Of that State
Rntion assembled At Frankfort, K6nsncky on
Cf this week, designed to take measures fcr
ate OF slavery. Resolutions adopted
institutional amendment prohibiting slave
= NJ country, and approving Of vigorous
fkaSe against rebel guerilasl
j0ventoa Of newspaper publishers was held
So, Ohio, on the eth inst, at which IT was
agfd Anoriaze Congress and the Legislature for
the duty foreign paper to raise the price
Of all kpewspapers TO two doass and half year.
and TO increase the rates for advertising
The steamship Constitution, which sailed from San
Francisco for Panama on the 4th inst carried million
and half specie, Of which over half million is des.
tined 10 this city, aud three hundred passengen
including the United States Senators from Oregon
and Nevada
The stock market was lower yesterday morning. but
improved In the afternoon Government securities
firm Gold was steady, and closed at 227,f.
The Proposition or Jcn. Davis 10 scl Out
or Surrender to England and France
Our Plnn-MeJicO.
When the Southern States involved in this
rebellion entered upon the suicidal experiment
Of overthrowing the national government, they
we're promised by JED. Davis and his fellow
,onspirators an easy victory and all the bless
ngs of the millennium. They were fascinated
BY the delusions that Cotton was King; that
lpon his demand England and France would
come to the rescue; that the peace, place and
people of the North would not
fight; or that, If they should fight, they would
be confronted by q powerful armed Southern
party in the Northern States; and that, in fine,
a Southern confederacy, resting upon the "cor-
ner stone" Of negro slavery, and protected by
King Cotton, would be invincible before the
world. The war in any event, after war had
been actually commenced, 1t was promised
would be short war; for with the seizure Of
Washington, the South would dictate to the
North the terms of peace and the boundaries Of
the new confederacy.
How all these glowing and gorgeous antici-
pations have been dissipated, like glittering
castles in the Clouds little extract from
late leading article Of each of the two Rich
mond journals most intimately in the confidence
of JEFF. Davis, will serve to show. The Rich
mond Enquirer, in discussing the present des-
perate situation Of the confederacy, says:-"If
France and England will enter into treaty
with these Confederate States, recognizing our
nationality and guaranteeing our independence
upon the abolition Of slavery in all these States,
rather than continue the war, we should be pre-
pared to urge the measure upon our readers
We believe such proposition would be favora-
bly, received and acted upon by those nations,
and IL ought to be made to them" Have we
not here an awful collapse. Could anything
more vividly depict them than this-the exhaus-
ton and despair Of the leaders and followers Of
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