The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28


garrison that surrendered slaughtered II was re-
ported that the rebel General Burgcvne the American
Who was some taken prisoner by the nauona's
had been drowned by them. Piracy In the Chinese
waters had aiarmiasly increased and the pirates had
been attacked by gunbcats and defeated near Annoy.
Commercial matters were much disarranged. and the
Amercan consa! Annoy declared that the treaty with
the United States had been violated by the Chinese.
ia Japan The q;arrcl between the Tycoon and the re-
tcaiols pr,nce Nagae has been settled Commercial
anl.rs we're IN favorable condition. ard another port
s,s soon 10 be opened ro,o,gnsrs
- far our Intelligence from Southern States gives
scepga III the inauguration by thr negroes on Christ
isy Of the general uprising which was 80 much ap
prehendtd there does u contain any evidence OF tue
existence Of plot them for THAI purpose Is was
extensively elmoeed There were Isolated Of dis
o-ierly proceedings par OF the freedmen ct soy
er posnts bui nothing 'ootng like premcdssed or or
ganzei movement and only such as are ,ne'dcasa 70 u
holiday .ad too general and tfeonse nt stcoag qaors La
tar and giscacsu al, the troubles between The whites
ana blacks N Alexandra represent mat they originated
tace the negraes nv parties OF intoxicated white
men we're Formerly e'sei soldiers. There wasGene
r4 excessive riDaa ny thc whiskey shops selling 70
baes a. vol ~ whites and firearms freely used
10 The fsh,,pg which followed The sioag commenced
erri$ the day and ny O'Clock IN The afternoon had
such proportions that The Mayor called 0n Ge1'
eat Aseag Coz essssnce Thsoe ccrsn'es OF veterans
were c "A oi ant soon restored comparative order all
Who wrgo found engaged dsorderiy proceedings. BE-.
twcen fty md undred boing arrested. numner OF
negroes INJURED three or four OF them Il is thought
fnsy Our Fortress Monroe correspondent describing
the peasant nsnner winch Christmas day was lasied
,,efe. adds th none Tho prophecies o; Outrageous
proceedings ainoag the freedmen mel W,th 1nuisHent
,iere Al pori.moish Virginia, there was lighting BE-
nren She waite. aud nekroes and il is reported that two
persons aars killed side aud anycr, wounded.
Troops boaebl ,nso icqrson aud pn = stop to
the rot The sag,aneh Republican, Of the 10Th inst
speaking Sor Georgia einnuce TO the asrmng repor.
projected holiday ps9o reyol.s says thai 50 FAC as
state CONCERNED ihs tu,nors sheer noaseuse,
erued far ciaptrs and party purposes and that they
race've c,edeocc there s'nvng neliisnn' people,
Geaeral William !! S,gou2 ot the ircrdmcns Bureau,
who arrived ~ Washington Yesterday from three
nionts inspection tour through the Southwest reports
aacpl,,,be condition affairs in Texas. The deshri
ton ap,oag both backs and white, 10 many sections is
rsarii aai thousands tie says viii siaryc this winter,
fsec not afforded in the iateror secession
hostility 10 the soyero,aeo., general iawessnes,
aud Crimes Of all Kinds prevail and great r. the gno
ruuce o prorie said to he that The whites scarcely
Kro@ the rudtd and tho usgroes aink tiey ara
stu slaves:
GenceM ss,ar, Minister in Washington from the re-
rGnc d! Colombo, Who sons Tine recalled By
BIS government, hN been receosty searp'o'cd to his
20 position, and Yesterday again tecct, cd by
President johnson. when addresses expressive Of the
mutual 's.euisaip entertained ~ the people OF the
rile, >.as"s and COLOMBIA made by aoh OF the
distinguished g'ntIeiaen.
,te,a General .;ooti arrived Kew West Florida
on The i.t., In the steamship MrCiean, ;r.n New
ortiar' Il il underStood that lie VII pnud part il
BOT thu ah3so ihe presenf winter ihese.
The s;oasd 81 Counctmen held meeting yesterday.
A eoanpun,caon Wa received Nom down town
.,c. s.at.erekccpe,s npainng % the usaaicency
of fseh during the uos; ya,us'Je porons OF the day
and resouton requesting tas street Commissioner to
ini.tJ Tew YORK md Mathattan Gas companies to
frmedy lie evt adopted Mr. Lent presented re-
nl,nsf,nce az ans, resolution i,nniA Tuesday in
tsnr o. widening Ann street, wtic signed by four
agsi's oi the properay owners Duriog the debate SIR
ucKcss,n Of the r,at, spoke ia the Bosrd
bl lie alarms promptly requested hi 10 retire
ttc 9Qnid concerned With the Aidecnen adopting
re-ohco Notwithstanding the Mayors veto directing
~ Naut,s 81 tSeny-ate hundred dopes 81 teiir?as99
giants. si,o in HJn: tbe sasries Of the messengers
me sln,n@ Das.Thent a. Eileen hundred dollars per
spnU,n A sepcr, Of ils Committee Donations ia
is,vr " ,iras hnndred doaFs all blind porsops
destitute ci,crmstaac-s ,ho lave beeu residents of
u!1,sl. the rqgsite eytco.e ~ the ccmp;ro,cs The
Ro.ud VII, inesl again ihs afternoon Al two O'Clock.
= he Rtard Of Educuiicn issl evening variety OF
:i wa dispt sed a. In. not mucd of special public
insfes'. Andrs~ j. uyr,' confirmed in ,,e Office
81 ln-pect, 10 The Fa,l sa,oo; aisrc Tae usual vote
Of thanks 70 the PRESIDENT snd clerk passed, and
no eosrd Educe;iou Ter yeac reached us
Gnt. sdiornmen,
The first RAJ Tor treason sganst thr United states
growing OF, Of the late rsa.icu place Unted
Slater District Court ut Knossilc Tennessee during the
week ne ore 'sv The ncsu:ed man named John
H. Gamble, or 6ouns comfy, VINO rad been rebel
rolling officer In is deicnc~ il urged that Lac was
sIsa,s Union m,n, accepted t.so pos,onby tbs, aa
wire r ision aep spd eseicisea " dnlies nraph
way a. g. favor ,aa Union peovie. Aflee trsl lasting
live days acquitted by the Jtey
ledge -, pwian ye acflxy the United State. Circuit
Cr sit ~, n, equity, rrDcred his decision II, the case
81 >beiden i Co, book publisl,erA against H. . Hoae
tn. The ,sintns iacssi ioi' lie Ap,ointinett or
ccyer coc..nee ,he mnnrTacrn paelics and sale
ctTiau wsrys beyond The term yet down Zoe lle oar
te-,o tho cnisas having The option withdraw there
fi,n. Tk term OF the contract having Expired the de-
,aJans 6ayv fle proper notice 10 The ppn.ns bu, the
Inter Claimed t,s they, ny ihsr Efforts had the
enterprise most profitable onc spd Ina. they should
no ba deprived ~ ro,nned psrc ipstion IN the good
will Of 'hs works, snd therefore p,oved Shat
BE- sopoided, Sc The court dsntad The motion
Tie counsel Tor the oelen.c ccocinded his summing
~ yesterday in tvs strong dvorc, suit end The counsel
inr The platnta occupied boar ia she afternoon in
ahdrcSsne ii,s jury behalf Of h,s client He viii con
eiade o-isy, when g a'sn sypsced ts Judge win de-
hvss his charge aud the hc finally terminated bs
verdict rom he Jty
The ccoec ie!wr~ath Ncuai Muscs rsctective Union
comprising he oschessr, MUSICIANS Of the meropos)
aud this Union sf suc Theatrical managers yesterday
broaci up Mo Brooklyn Ccar, Of Sessions the case
% Ne Bo,ssenha-x. IN orohestra issdcr, versus Ms
Conway, 'nanag~rSs o. tacsies u, ii,at city M B~is
nerx alleges thst ha engaged ny W. defendant for
The winter scason, s salary Of forty dcsrs per week,
poi that tirao ago she suddenly discharged him
because he belonged the Musical Unou and he now
hri.,us au 10 rarner fxn raeks my said ~ a. 1a hin.