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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-23
POLICE. RATIONALE T1IlO( Al Il

L.Izp|iceasr.s irs' ll4yssnir Ia
dsrniere1 ct y Plus simple express
Zion della polltiqae, ettle gendarme
est rAsiti& pussomptif ~ i'smpe-
repr, do rotten adn president. Avant
de passer dul domaine'et du role du
pouvpir ezecntif 4 cenx da pouvoir
.;tgislatif, nous alIons, Amos lecteurs
nous le perncstent, lleat presentet
le gendarme qui. tot on tard, etsous
usa IfRg3B. W. SYusl Ana 4ytrA fsra
son entrke en- Louisiana ct anx
Etats. U MS. Nous disons Aux Etats.
Unis, ,cafIl'idke dun trsgiment de
..Hasss G.srds. iemise parala colonel
Roman, est susceptible d'extensicn,
It le plan Organization suggere
par lsiAa III Legislature Test' isppli-
cable irunion tout entie,e et peot
.devenjr national, II VI sans dire
qu'asj6afdhn nbhs ~ fais6ns plus
rieR de- aectionnel.m h,a. .psbas sdr
- Cslpi ,rqHi coppait p Ffslqce "a
,sonsiss 4 ,iHvocstien llu sgendarme;
'ceinii qai ifi asrpa.s q pass psssSoa u Ines
ssix,atxre II .uaE xxhNN Aamt. plshOnnktc
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LOUISIANA

RE del.4fs 30 Restsuratisp sepela 10
corps entier Gsadnsmsrie royale. La
gandsrmerie deliParis, cssa d'exiter
de nom aprss juliet 1880. mais slls u
fut femplacee de thit par Ia Gasds ms.
nieipak, qui ,pris cd ls4S 10 nom d
Garae rkpublieaine, ct en- 1852, celui
Dc Gay4s De Pa,is. 81 as zanoTooi lIIJ1 81
: In rgendavmerie - kt6dreorganiske
par les decrcts des22 decembrs 1851
10 fsvrief 1882 ss' Ter mars ls54.C CO
corps g compose 7, ?a,ctuellement az I:
I Ia Genaarmsrie impfrials. .formapt
s legions, ponr le service des departc-
Deuis q De lIAIgere "a 4 iGtaaa.;
merle eqloniale "A ooppagnies) = 3sK
Carrie modils ou dtIte Il bataillopsjs
Aha 'Gnrdslde Paris, ieh.rgee p9sA-
lemcst adu service de lA.5capitsie;
Genda,mes vtttyans( (use compagnis).
Chaque hgion se fractionne sn NSompS-
gnie.. lieutenaanicseas efbrigadss !; cKaause
brigade. soft 4 pied. soft 4 cheval, est
az 5 bomanmses don't iea chef EST ID 5tiga-
gddiis,,qu an rarleaalHyIgyii,%,a g y +. 1f'su.
'piou dss brigadesqd.po dlpaftsnsat
forme 7unso 1eompagsieo dxpsr!<z'sssak.
~ Les 'simples gsndarmss ont rang do
'bfisadiet;;ii ils Sc montshf,U s'eaoipsnt
81 fs'habillen. 1 letaurs ftais.a Z 'atnemert
seql est, iougpi par ! '.,Essat, I, \ \ con.isss
pour le. .gsndarue 4 cheyal sp ,pn sabre
.de.cavslerie de iliguG pisiolets ct lmena-
.qustoo; rodf le gsndsms Gapisd. %
an FISH "A 'baionneite sves isaBrsbxt.
a.satNA 81 s91inE $500 ,Toilo nsad
l4osig ,IuGnrtoi eb ssq sicyus spou 90
L'uniforqe do IlasgsadArnsr
.paarteenenttaals 90 esoaDsistss lgrapds ,tspus)
en- up habit de,odfap 1bleu,nsayee
Iretroassii eosrhtss. colletAt psrepsnts
blsos'' pas.alen lds dsapihlsa as essl.
,iguiiIettss It ltreAesi.en a. blanSs \
bufseserie est j.ans, 'bOfdss gsion
a. q. Blanc ;olss coisqre.. .sssg y %pn eki
peau. remp!ace par ls,iAa)p ppus p
geadarmerie. a pied do PTi, ct pour
celia IA r .Eorse AZ ~ ~ oSSrsssn IN
bOnsstI ! pOl pont lss ssndarRsaap
d4partsmcnt della Seine. . La eekiaS
fOrss6t l1paulsttjs d'asgset. s0sausa
l'uniforme de " tGardG az Paris. ipue
di6sss Au precedent ius Pasasshaaes
ct les epaulettes, qui sont On 81 orange,
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lesquels seraieut repartis entire, les
divers comtes ouI paroisses zdes
Etats de PUnion,, mails principals
mentlet en- proportion plus forte
sur les points Oh les conflits dcirface
sout Z craindre; don't les membres
en6n, soumis a ,pne discipline re-
we're, ne tiendra;ent a laiapopuls.
Iation par aucun lien obi les 'rendit
suspects de partialite, ct, par me.
sure extreme, de tprecantion,, ne res.
teraient que pendant nn laps DE-
temps determine dams nne localite, -
IN tel corps be serait.il pas nne hen
reuse innovation on .plntot nn prof.
table emnsautl I Le premier, effet DE-
cette police natio,'sle sersit lc re-
trait des troopes fsdersies et ID ces.
sation da regime iniiitsire sous Ia
for1me fo me >eqrasante qa'iI afiscte chez
n0ns.1Doj Or 81 ig9ma1roshqH3 Gn'b
Nous prevoyons dee objections,
fnais elles peuveht etrs facilement
combsttnes. L. question d'argrnt
sera allegn6e, c'est toujoaps ls pre-
miess Sqy'0n elsve, dams les pays 4
iai population prodigne. Oh Ton Ne
condut jsmais que les 'depenses inu-
tiles. II nous sera facife de- demon-
trer que, toutes, les fais iqs'il existe
nn besoin. il y .. nece essairement 1
cots de glai ie tnoyenld'y satisfairc.
Nous prions nos oiaciers de milice
de me- pas croire que nous songions
A-les semplsceE eta rnous dontioss
dez w. vslesri De kSss services. I.e
tric6tne dn gendSfme ne peut feur
porter sti io9i%sb!tage; RAJ \ garde nationsle
frspsaise s'estime fort heureuse de
laisser aus genda,me,Is police fati-
gaste ct dangertnse. es lien doit
etr's de meme de IL 2 milice lohisia;,
naiser Loin Dc Ssxelpre. les depx
corps.i milice ct igesdarmerie, se for
tiisrsient mstnellsment. ef -eai -
NJ Comrne nne institution se dl6nit
be- tb'eaacoop mieax par son thissqire
Of son orgalisatioD. que par des
commentaries plas on moline exscts
81 detailits, mons Slions' dire ce'Gns
lot dams Y pssss Ct &c guest dapa
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EIJf9iUl 7IF7WT ~ #iVI tI = lIHIHU"I tV0u t*
sgpJ 1u0AGENr A,LA ,KoUyELLEoRLkASs otf sou eL
ssa p. fGRAvoTs, rue saintLodis, No. ., ,Ijav
= = -. -lNsE aGM nh 10 ynalF snn Ii aninnI
<. DuMEz & I. BELOW, ,a REDACTEURs

g4lPTn 3 yfGv Eh TuifSNHp ii Z Eaopn
le present 10 gendarmfrie FRANCHISE.
etonons espsronsq qneals sajet ne
sera pas H'ss"s intetet ,iponr9 10
publics ssE4 8! su4h 5is so:9Is1g 10
'gLa b ag7Hos nI igt,s3 31a Of s,rE a-s.ra
- LIE non, de GENDARMEs, ,oENpARME.
RE, qui dams Porigiue s'appliquaii !
ioute troupe quo le seigueur fodal
conduisait 1 Ia guerref (sess aSmata),
n'aetss arrliqne dan corr. special aue
depuis Charles WI. En 1453, &c prince
crea des compaehies permssnentes dt
gendarnes. ami farrnt Ia base 81, le
point dc depart des armses franchises.
Files ireceyaient une solde am, neyen
d'imp6tsh consentis par lesIeommmnes,
n etuient repartics par peti,es tropics
sur ID surface du royau,ne;; elles con.
tribuerent puissammept an retonr. De
rordre apref rexpulaion De, Anglais.
1t gendarme. dams ,eetts organisation,
6tait ua lsucier srne do to.sies piAees,
barde zderfer. etjiloatsit a sas sai,e 1un
tcuyer. un psge et p'isieprs afchsrasT ;
'e tout ;etait ttls appele h.ss on,nS Z Cha. g y
,qpe compsguie eomptait cent lances.
I.s ,gendarn.e slors dsvait sire pobIs at
ass;r fait ses'pssoves. ,la gsndsrmerie
etais le corps d'eIise, h force principale
de parmee. 'Mais pea 4 peni les arnia,scss
primitives. y e lance 81 a'l'arc, adsysesnrapt
spranpees,, rimportasce, du .gendarme
dinioaa. Sous l,oui. XIV. n gendarna.
rie1 a'ttait plus qu'un bass corps de
eavalsris d'slite, lsaisi Oh tous cstsieos
srmes u equipts lds meme.l Ene 'fai.
sait partie. de. De Z nsisonn nilitairs du
roi, Licyneike tsops Louis, XXI par y
piuistrea :StiGssmaiu, ssllc, ,fat 9biept6t
renplasee par Ia Pstise Gesdstmer;t.
qsi fus saPpImee soo toar en- sl7s9.
9.dLa gendarmeiis lactusne ess Su corps
charge ID maintien a. l'otdre ct De
l'iexecuti09nl dss arrets jadiciairfs. Elm
a pour devise ;sKelssr Il Di,eipliHssri
.a7Cstsep ins,itasioni ay.eti fsndes co
1891 rsr 7 PAssembke OoustitraHteysous
u oom ds Gsndarss'is aspe,p u swestais.
nom = qse porte encore y. ore aujqurdhvi !.
pins .graude partis d corps. Jet ella :
remplaot l'aociennsI mari tchasss<s. rSas
ont 6tt 6ztesipsr ilS 10; d
% fetnioal losnavr, On sl75svril; l7o6.
Sous Napoleon, il J cut une gendarme-
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Soit a. grand 5sa /; tout b monde court
! l'avant. On - livre I mile ooujsc.
ttsisy Slsst sknssdonte Iss,ttsamsr in.
sssdiIs Ili7 ts1iAh hh1aa = marche,
dlnis q1Aa1o1Ghsissrrissss plus PRES,
- d6eoasts e9ss Aagran5s famine
roeGe sort dune simple maison De ~
tho1e SlAudoiute. L'iucsudis q perdu
IenGSd1ibDosUjo otd1s s'chetujJ. st i rests
sssiue fsiat13EriA tss1sle fsu loin-
!SGipsb - dIs ? ptnsjhO DSis Sus ls vent
soptbe u rejette apr b 1eave. Nous
d6ssSss dt6S .SssdSdnt' a z6dt l'immepss
u k0 0kdsf b9atG, SEjS % me rs.
VeilIG a. bed ~ di7laa,2s du fort
1l5Gs6s; = pass:s lcoGins 66S seosipelle
l. pisHs.A l'AA3sr4ne poisis d b p4-
NMt1lpls zylF9plenPPAt Atsa ,al
\, apsflAis m 4 -ds9its D long cor.
~ III sds' 'able 9pi, lsit, a selsil % =.
eobd PIN s6ts6d 4 ligss ondalls des
fasasg, d 'piPs, be- llenrde, nesaillss
-, Ii41ss1es jartsgeBsactA plus i'm
Doqeaqfs, = tohae e9tta ,so6A domineue
Isstg1A =, = belh nd ~ Hampton.
Rosds: sur toutss les courtinss Ct les
ssssrsnt balssdb Boirs dss
qn1eiDaonsI 81 asdrs'l 81
lsiA&lAast - .musai1ls66s present
- ueis4 e6spoa1 1bquisss fouess. En-
)hss ID 60st 1ooros. o. trsvsills 4 G.
mir % autrs fost, plss pstit. qui souvrs
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,z1AIA0I TEud8 Bora
1la pssts = u Newell orleans.

4. Nous rappelons ! nos echanges. q nos
anis, I NOS clients, que 10 vote II plus
sure pour nous faire parvenir journaux on
cennsnicatios est ce'le de 10 poste de ID
Nouvelle- ORLEANS, bolte No. 1850. sma3 Z.
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,It,tu,sr y,s - ss,t.-s.t, vaE ~ ,FTHifIFJT
AGENT DoSALDsoNvlLLE EH8 1mm0a d,
T.. E.suPERvIELLE, Editeur dn Drepeas

an sein du peuple, Pandore Sc null
tiplie, il . le don d'ubiqnite: vous
rencontrez tant d'exemplaires du
type one vous 10 croiriez tire 4 nu
million su moins. Eti pourtant une
brigade, composite dn brigadier ct
de ses cinq hommes, snffit 1 un can.
ton De trois 4 qnatre communes ct
De quatse ! cinq mile ames. La ca;
serne de Ia brigade est a.I chef.liea
du canton, IN centre 'dn bourg ct
adf u place, SION SMt en- grYsses
lettreS, yss.e,s dt9e'tessksale.
Dc y u ssadsrhs Ayosne eaious
ssas ct y battre 70 Sampagneiqo'il
salt par ,enur ct qui n'4.pas de se.
osets qpour lni. Grimes, dslits, con.
trav'entions.1 iriennI nI de tont' celia mar
rive iqqlil pe Isoit 4 cLsyAl ct sur u
pisse duacoupsble. 'fSouvent meme
il arrSgs te;btAi do essisssiIf avant
qoe cslukciIait fraPPi IA FiclinH,
ct saisit Il main d,rivclepr daus IL
poche de r. dppc,- Sous ,l'pil vigi-
liant al ggsAhaasiihhe, = cet eil qdi. on
,TEA4N N..g Nt4t4Ei TNN fY4lE
est tente de ls croirc. ne se, ferme
jamais. Ia tacke dn, jagerst Ia mois-
son dn bourrcnNl diminuent ct Ia
mor,litx monteie9nesgi1.ag1 raaf
Objet DE- srailIerie toujours, de
haine parfois anx tpoqaes Cd la po-
litique fausss 1T .dtrstare les insti-
tutions. leI gendsrmebvoit poartant
see M services reeonngs ieta son dS
vouement rfcompfpse dams l'infail-
iibts ,4aag'e " .s,pfg.,ilfes qui'ilrappslIe
IaIs ben n RgfnsdlayNs.a 81 g, se|pigPsgs
en- style do cDNpl plaipte men porte
que miedx soii csJhet dc ainc4rite.
MaintenAnt que Ises prenves sont
fitss.s spoarqsai,le geadarme nstde-
sisndnit-i: pss ssz AtetaeU .is e
soldat de. l'ordssi at ds A. paix Son
ssrvicst remplaoeraitu avsptageuse-
meut lee violences individuellesz Il
sollective.. lei, SonbaA / a AZ !, ,lrus Ct
les executions do juge Lynch, 10
tropl librs s4slcics' d. revolver ct du
bowler knife 'pa caasss, ,;Psrmaaasnt
de gcndarmeris, compossade .vs<ux
soldats bronzls au feu de II guerre,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
W ilminEsOu.

The military authorities expected that ADMIR-, Porter
would toe gauntlet w,rh OF his vessels by fod
Fisher snd Cope Fear River and in concert with the
troops that would be then covered by the gnbos cut -
the fort from Wilmington and ,aut up the river nasis tie
expedition another Mobile STAIR"
Wnhs on The ground admiral Porter ,r2ussted butte
gscd DO thu, f,rusnt 0. half dozen ocegs Of
Forters own fleet would have dons !.
To the Editor Of Tho ~ y Tribune
SIR: feor correspondent labors under great
mistake In ths statement There certainly could not
have been any understanding OF tie kind the bar Of
New Inlet the entrance to Fort Fisher will only allow
vessel OF nine feet to at high water. Now We
have no vessels Of war Of any efficiency which draw less
than eleven feet Ofcourso not even Farragut could
have crossed the bar
The want OF proper depth Of water to cross VIII.
mingtOn bar with vessels Of war is we'll known 10 an
who have made any inquiry on the subject and 1t Is
not fair IN your correspondent to make the statement
he does M it misleads the ignorant.
am willing to mako "Gfdacy on Farragu but
shor put Porter in the same document G.u.B
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

A needing Of the Kings County Board OF Su-
pergsOrs was hid yesterday afternoon, when resc
Intlor was offered by Supervisor Herman TO the effect
that the County Ire suer &c directed 70 advertise for
propo a. for tho purchase of ell tie County bonds in
his possession prepared for the purpose Of sale. the
proceed. u which to 20 toward redeeming out
standing certificates of indebtedness issued for moneys
procure icT tie purpose Of paying boaniieS 10 sodicIS
aud also or proposals FOX ie seven per cent bonds OF
sac County authorized by the Boold The Resolution
was referred IL c0maitss Of three to report Ieso
iution Of red by Supervisor CrOoAe was adopted IN
relation The in the quota Of The County and
troes = against the action Of tAe military authorizes
Mt Wellington in regard thereto. \ committee was
appointed 20 see To- tGe matter.
The Secretary Of tie Interior hes decided on
81 appeal from the action Of The Pension Bureau that
sdditon paymastes in the army are not employed IL
tae military service proper and hcHce are entitled 10
c0nt.ryaI C Of any pension that they may have been
receiving ut the time of their appointment, although
enjoying tie fun rank pay ana emoluments OF MAJORS
in the army. Tie decision involves Ike Withholding 81
pensions from paymasters such aod from the widows
" those kiod IL the line Of duty, inasmnch 90 being
ouly 10 civil branch Of the service these officers
not be entitled to the benefits of the pension laws or
their relatives on their behalf This decision is made
In the case OF Major George h. Ely who was a captain
RI volunteers and pousiOned such prior 70 being ap
pointed paynas'cr.
II IS estimated that Hood took across the
Tennessee River rom twen FIVE thousand to twenty
eight thousand men. Gen. Forrest abandoned about
one hundred and fly wagons Ire north SIDE of The
river Friday Tte Rebel Gen. Lyon. with roo men,
passed through AcAInnville, capturing Company of
Tennessee (Union) Cavalry. lie then crossed tie
Chattanooga Railroad below Tnllahoma tore up few
Of tho rails aud then moved his va! to join Forrest
at RussrryiDe.
Everything was quiet along our lines near
Petersburg up to Saturday night On Friday four
aessrtets we're executed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

Fernandez WA STABBED Ii the right shoulder by one OF
the number receiving severe wound lie was taken
20 tho New York Hospital. The assaiisnt escaped
The Supreme Court of the United States pro-
nonnccd opinion Yesterday in the case OF Stone ag
The United States affirming to the latter The title 70 The
soltacrn part of the L, It Leaveuworib reservation.
On the Goth ult., the Hon. VIM. ID. Stewart
was elected Senator In Congress from Arkansas for
six years from the Ia o. March next MI s. had 1.-TWO
thirds vote in each branch Of the Legislature.
The subscriptions TO the 1910 loan for the
9Th and 7th in.ts Amounted 70 s25C;S35o and to the
10 loan nearly si,ju0OO.
Gold has been very steady, opening Of 226i aud
closing a, ri Government securities are firm ct higher
rccs Railway shares close adysncs upon the general
st as compared with Saturdays racs Therci an Increased
disposition to buy Stocks under better supply OF money
Money Is decidedly ca- 1org stock houses, aud e' Per
cent accounts have been utte NJ witt great facility Com
Inerrsl paper sells st GdlO per cent for best nance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
Loss Of The stcnner knteh--se~kcr,
WAsnNaIoY. Mon!ay. ,Ian. ., lse5


The capti.iE of tbe steamer Collier reports that
in tie severe gale OF friday last the Chesapeake The
large side wheel steamer Kniokcrboctor, Capt. Martin
went down between Smiths Leht.housc and Smiths
Point Hn,ing been driven IN toward the Shore
he loubtlcss Knocked hole IN her bottom by running
against snag All on board the vessel supposed
10 have been ost rs nothing hcs boon heard Il her
crew although they may have beer saved fer steamer
was seen to 80 toward tho Knckcrbockor Just AS she
slnk.
1t believed by the risernel Tim; 'hc knickerbocser
is total loss; anl rs she IL Old ycsso IL il feared
TINT the north winds viii knock her To pieces She
now lies submerged with tho exception OF her upper
deck and smoAo-stacks The vessel was light when she
went down. aud had come around for to purpose Of
obtaining a Government. charter. She belonged TO tho
Peoples Line of Steamers. IoTued hy Acker Co. Of
Ney.EoIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
Ero,m Morgauxin, LessisiaRs.

Adyices from Mcrgania state that al was
quiet there and that she recent strict measures adopted
by General Imam ratlyo 10 Communication outside
oil that pos, hsve had saluary effect upon preds
tory Rebels.
The gunbost Ga1elle had rctatel for the murder ~
Commander 1ha'cher ny destroying the Rebel rcsi.
deuccs In the Vicinity of tho bloody deed.
An expedition consisting Of portion OF Nius's Bat.
tary and an infantry and cavalry force had been by
General Umsnn beyond the Atchnfalays. but met few
Rebels who fed at the!r appearance.
rclort was current that the ram Tennessee cop.
ture a: Mobile was to bo sent up The RIVER and proba
bly, 10 Vcksburg.
Tho health Of the garrison at Morgsnzia was good.
Brigadisr.Genera {. G. Andrews Lad been appointed
10 tbs commend Of tie Third Brigade II The sserve
COrps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

lives of more than million passengers year,
ought 70 have enterprise enough to 10y down
mains for themselves whom the light is so ur-
gently needed, without waiting for years
upon the pleasure of gas company. In
regard to the telegraph, is it not singular
that, while able TO equip and keep in operation
400 miles of telegraph, it cannot, after trying
for whole year, get a couple of instruments
fitted TO connect less than one nile Of their road
IL there only one telegraph instrument maker
in the United States An energetic superin-
tendent would not wait O whole year, with
crashing trains laundering about his ears, and
maned aud murdered passenger, falling around
him, and all for the lack Of ten-dollar tele-
graph instrument.
That all "the train men will (not) strictly
adhere" to the rules is, unfortunately, too
evident For this want Of discipline the
managers are responsible. and they, not the
track.nen, should be held accountable. And
this accountability should be the more ngid, il
it be true, as Is alleged, that in more than one
instance accidents can be traced 10 want OF
sobriety in some OF the employees on the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

FROM HAvAsA.-The steamer Liberty, Thos.
W. Wilson commander, left Havana ian. T. $3.50 r. N
Had continued heavy gales from east and northeast
with heav, bead sea. JAN s. - m.. exchanged signals
with steamship George Cromwell from Nsw.York for
Orleans, Carysford Light bearing north, ten res
distant.
On the It'll pssssd srge lot Of cotton floating in the
Gulf. jan p. .. n. LSLtship On Five Fsttom Shoal
besrin north by West dstsnt tWo miles passed the
wreck Of largo square rugged vesseli a. M. same
day passed q forc.and an schooner sunk. topmasts
above water.
Latest datss st hour Of calling. Nothing doug In
sugar. HIohsRgo on Nsw.Y York firm at 10 yer osst d
sssaA ksa<ca s>rsoa = - - " psssiS's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
Fearful Railroad Collision Four Persons
Killed and Twenty Wounded.

Yesterday morning, at seven o'clock, terri
hle railway accident occurred the Northern Central
Railroad near this town. So far could DO asccrained
in the confusion and excitement that prevailed tho
particulars follows Ii seems that the expreSs
train from Baltimore having been delayed approach
ing York rapid rate. When it had reached point
about u rIiles from York it came in contact with
freight train going SOUTH which was running quite last
The excitement that prevailed after the collision 90
cured can be easily imagined than desc ibcd
heavy storm prevailed at the time Both freight
and passenger locomotives were completely wrecked az
we're eso number 81 the cars. There were 4 large
number OF passengers aboard. Tie remains OF four
persons who Lad been instantly Filled wcrc removed
and twenty were taken cot seriously lnlnFed-NoHle
fatsy Il has been fouud impossible up TO the TINE o.
this writing 10 ascertain the names OF the Killed ana
rvgs oil
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The Senate yesterday, by q to 10, passed
Mr.. Wilson's righteous resolution freeing tho
wives and children of colored soldiers in the
armies of the United States. Let us hope the
House may concur speedily, and this country
be saved the longer shame of owing some part
of its defense and salvation to soldiers whose
families it still subjects 20 the outrage ard op-
preston of Rebel masters.
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rEW-GoRA sEGysINTUt,S.
SENATE. ...AL,'ASr. Jan. .,

~ "a 10 b'H''t ""N' To '-S''
BILLS noted.
To amend the laws in relation 10 unlawful
mauiag and incest
q. o incorpolGto the Homo for Disabled illd.4,s.
r. make Monday holiday whenever u succeeds
Christians. New Years d1y or The EOmih 81 july.
70 incorporate The Mct.opOlithn Hl'ivoy ri New
IO.k known as the Un' cr ground railway
10 appropriate sl-iyVJ 10 'ntiuhc tao im.ro'eneht
Of tho ulvig l.ion OF the Hudson River.
BILLS INTEoDCCLD.
10 confirm the acts Of IOWA Auditors 1rt Sgpcr
visprs IN raising bountics.
10 provide means iur Tie paymcrto arerds mace
by TO anal Appraisers and tie Canal Board.
To incorporate the Ciyura ana OhIIi'c Sidp Canh'
Company
Tie Senate then sdourned until ,to-morroE morning
FOR want VI quorum.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE DAILY
TRBUYr.-To prevent any interruption in The receipt
Of THr TRIBtHE subscribers particularly requested
,us, Of time To send the money fcr renewal Of their
subsc, ip;ious as promptly possible Our maiiboo&s
arc uni -rgoing revision which renders 1t necessary
for al expired subscriptions to be paid before the Isl
day 81 d auuary
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ASSEMBLY.
pvryfSG srsyIoy.

The Spsakor prc ed tie alEua. report OF tbe Com
missioners Of tie M,trop,ltln Police.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr MCDOyAIt.-Reiatye 10 collecting rent fcr
gas uttu 10 /. NeA.Gosk
Hy Mr LYo>s-Fur railroad in 'hs Eleventh ave.
and other HIce,s in New. YORK.
Bv Mr O.. PAaKER-1he New York and Brooklyn
passenger bn.
Nv ST.. pLArI-For railroad rom Cold Spring 20
Auni!ni 10.
MESSAGE PROM TIE GUykAh0R.
The Governor transmitted tLr correspondence No.
tween Se-r,i.., seward and the Minister from Nencs.
ncli reaii tie luIchasc ~ tie u Ter and transfer
wncu Dc deemed proper. al house IN NeVtOrk Ibe
Idssugc of SPECIAL at Is RECOMMENDED
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Railroad Accident.

BiLlLNuhI, NOnIhJ, Jun. =. iou'. .
There was "a collision on tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. near FarmiDg,op, Western Virginia ON
saturday nornias between tho MAI express which ION
here Friday evening. ard rech' tam ponhh i,asl'
H. engines were crushed he baggage mail and eI'
,ss cars took fire from stove aud were destroyed with
hcir contents Several soldiers injured. one 70
tally Joseph Robinson, eJprosG nles'o. ger, vas pauy
about the face and arms. lie ws brought here
today, None OF the passenger. we're injured.
MI. Flint, the Correspondent OF Im World,
IN. been releosel from arrest on yerce. by Gou' wal