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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21

On mr. moment doubt its entire have TO
conerasuian you In possessing police and fire depart
nens wAeoh brings assured security aud peaceful pros
peYlw 70 the citizens OF this great city.
The company then adjourned.
AFTER THE REVIEW.
Having been reviewed by the Governor the fremen
precseded on their way towards the City Hall TO pay
thekS respects 10 the Mayor and Common Council As
sSderaby Dense but platoon Of metropolitan police
made clear passage through which their fol-
lowers passed enivened by the strains Of Dodworth's
Band Though the parade not very imposing, either
from display numbers still the order and decoum
exhibited by all supplied admirable substitute for
immensely shortly after leaving the Metropolitan
Hotel the head Of the procession reached the western
gate Of the City Hall Park.
AT THE CITY HALL.
AT ten minutes of three o'clock the head OF the
sion entered the western gate of the Park Mayor
Their and Recorder John Hoffman appearing once
ing salute As the remen advanced tho band in the
ton the opposite side OF the square, directly
the city officials while the chief and assistant engineers
stood at their left and reviewed the Department as the
procession filed There had assembled large crowd
who greeted the Arenen with considerable enthusiasm;
but thanks to the excellent police arrangements, in
charge OF Captain Bracket Of the Twenty sixth precinct
the perfect order preserved. Fifteen minutes
after the platoon OF officers preceding the men had
tered the square, tho last company marched past and
ceved the parting salute Of the Mayor and friends who
returned 10 their respective headquarters, while the
several companies broke ranks and proceeded 10 their
stations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
The Jamaica Tragedy.
DsepATCHEs WITHHELD NY the COLOSSAL, 4

TARY.
poudon dec o. correspondence Manchester Guardian
There 10 very painful rumor current that Mr. Cand
cu has received dispatches With he nfses ., ,yao,
on tho prctence hat they unsuitable for publication
h. about another rnght suspcc, the Colonial secre
Lry Of sate will be ,>oly too glad 10 clean breast
for az own ssk mns, no, ~ No a evss's one
back and that IL the Jurisprudence between George
William Gordon and the CO Sonai secIe,ary, scraps only
d ina, II contains more han ene clue he otherwise
ypaccounabIe preclptancy with Which this unfortunate
Frnsman was buried 10 his DOOM
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AT THE CITY HALL
The Prize Ring.

APPROACHING PRIZE FIGHT BETWEEN MORRIS PHE-
, Ian AND I'M KERRIGAN. E
Considerable interest Is felt among sporting circles
about the forthcoming fight between Norris Phelan,
lately from England, and Jim Kerrigan The fight is for
yo hundred dollars side, and is to come of on Tues
day. the 10th proximo. Two hundred dollars has been
put up already the remainder to be put up as foows
Ono hundred dollars the 10th inst at Dan Kerrgans
No 90 Oliver street; hundred dollars on the I'd OF
January at Tommy Churchils, Oliver street. and the
remaining hundred dollars at Morris Pheans, Main
street. Brooklyn, on the 9th Of January The men are
fight catchweigh and both commence training this
day Kerrigan at Maguircs, at the Red House Morris
Phelan Is well known in England champion OF the
fight weights Jim Kerrgan was born in Ireland, and has
good reputation in fighting circles, having been open
for the past year to take any man of his weighone
hundred and thirty pounds If not knocked up tho fight
promises TO be good one as the hackers Of EACH Joe
Colbert and Tom Churchill, are good men and true.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21

schr shannon tBr) Aibury. Harbor island dAys va
70 y1 Sp mRSSdss s, s.ph.n Np I'm
lAths, 70 q Boardman.
sehr Reno Lambert. MachiAs. II days.
bchr Flora, BealA Mtlbridge, 10 days
sshr tghSon william rOr t. days sHr ho.,o
Steamer ADMIRAL Eldridge, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
The Chilean Question.
AMERICA EXPECTED TO DECLARE WAR AGAlSs

Paris dec. A. correspondence of London Postl
News from Madrid Is looked forward to with much in
tsres expect 70 hear that Admiral Parea may any
day do anything supported be by the homo govern
ment am assured by authority that Chile will
resist and added that the United States will support
Abe ChEeans with This assurance comes from per
who certainly might give good guess Of what the
Washington Cabinet would do seeing another Of the
small sister republics uDjustly attacked by European
Power At all events an America. squadron is on is
ssey to Chilean pdteys, and say what events
win There 4 the Island Of Cuba which an admit
raj Of the Tinted States might cis2 with as much reass a.
Purejo has Nockaded the Chilean ports The Americans
getting jealousy irrated about European inter.
ference with American republics. Mexico, Peru and
Chile subjects. Depend upon H. tho
United States will support the small republics. and
not with words only now that the civil war is over
As regards news from Madrid, we get the further
sarance OF Admiral Parejas conduct being supported
and what is significant several ships-ofwar are
being prepared for active service, provided with war
material and marines In full complement Tho Madrid
Apoea says:-sSpan viii soon have twenty-five ships Of
var in the Pacific" Viewed from Paris, the Chilean
dicuty presents itself just follows:-1 Spain
viii continue to prosecute her claims Chile will re-
seG s. England and France will con1ne themselves
20 neutral observation. The Unitd STATES ,ciH
. As active projections Of Chile and declare woy UiM
&PoiN =. ,sr..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21

c,crrIpFRG,s GERMAN ofNTMEST-wARRAkTED.
certain cure without the slightest danger fos IIes OLD
Wounds scrofus saltrhcum, all Bone And skin Dsssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-21
ARRIVAL OF THE cUBA's MAILS.
an.srisa Expected to Make War on Spain,
EnAand and France Remaining Neutral.
0oo1ness Between Macmillan and
Napoleon.
Carlotta Pledging the Imperial
COrOnet.
ILLNESS or EARL RUSSELL.
10. &c. 10.

yhe mails by the steamship Cuba, at Halifax reached
shis city last evening. Most Of the more important
stems of the have been anticipated in the HERALD
Earl RUSSELL the English Premier, is sick. Hav-
sns cold he stayed away from the recent Cabinet Coun.
ea According 70 the London STAR however his illness
d somewhat more serious
mo viceroy of Egypt has given to the American mis-
saoa at Cairo block of houses worth two hundred thou
and francs The vceroy is also said to have given the
ssopares free passes by the railways and to have de-
s,Sed that religious journals and books shall not be
subject to any tax ana +.
Dir Frederick Bruce the British Minister has been APP
pointed umpire to Joint commission representing the
United States and the republic Of Colombia, South
America the settlement Of claims arising out Of the
Ranama riots of 1855.
The Marquis Corrio, Maximan's Charge dAffares Of
Mexico Brussels and the Hague, has been named
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotenary 10 the
same courts.
Rear Admiral Coupvent Desbos has been appointed to
rhe command In chief Of the French naval station al
Brazil and La Plata in the place Of Rear Admiral Chag
aeau whose term Of service has expired
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rrur ONLY EsTABIIsHMENT IN THE coEhIRv
THAT MAKES irish AND SCOTCH wbf5hkf ~
SPECIALITY. ...x,~c. IL

roy the creature eomforts Of The holidays We ICY %
no better place visit than that Of Join 49,
lucky Of oily corssency 70 70 be fouma on ny sstm@
slso irish whiskey seven years ON ascs
from the od lie has lately received TON w
docks samples ~ brnndies vines ~ t,ao,s srss ~,
.ssrmr and % aver ~ C"-EyssIrg ksp,sss Dss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

The Union Press, of Louisville, informs N
that Kentucky courts have indicted Major.
Gen. Palmer and Brig. Gen. Brisbn for abduct.
ing slaves. Tie Press suggests that the Presi.
dent should also be indicted; then, too, We sup.
pose, the Supreme JuSticiary and Congress al
in single file; and, finally, the negro, fs
abducting himself. President johnson nut
apply to the Kentucky Pardon Bureau il he
remains unforgiven. This restoration 10 South
ern sentiment is remarkable.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

The hearing before the Governor, in the case
of the city officials, was closed yesterday at
Albany by the decision of the Governor that he
has the power of removal in such cases, while,
at the same time it was clearly his duty not to
exercise the right except upon the most clear
positive and undoubted proof Of the charges
preferred. 1t was agreed that the investigation
should be made in this city, beginning ON Tues
day next. The defense offered by Controller
Brennan and the Corporation Attorney Develn
will be found in another column.
In referring yesterday to the section oil the
Constitution relied upon by the defense we
were made to say exactly the reverse oi what
we meant by the omission of the word mot
1t is those who are not elected at general elec-
ton that the Constitution excepts as among the
officers whom the Governor shall not remove
from office.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

ton, but we should have besn ever ~ No..
more obliged to our orator had be but sto,,...
to inform us who are the people that dsa;.. .
these awful things. There is great consol,cs.
in the fact that there are other peopls ~ n.
North who frOwn upon all such projects y -
"Who are our friends In this coutest s,a - !,
the friends of the country? au sure tboss ~ ~
been faithful 10 political pledges and adh.-"s ~
political principles wonld have saved ma in oee M ~ o
Northern Democracy. After four years of sAe
-four years OF national suffering and caIamitr ~.
years OF battle and bloodshed the clash y
has ceased. and The clouds Tint interyensd st
structed onr vision have passed away ve hsAan ~ ~
proudly footlngr amid the ruin and desolstion - -
the banner OF the National Democracy" W.
Perhaps it is not worth while to follov NJ !,
White much further in bis flights. Our e,o,..
for accompanying him at all is that be u,,.-.
the sentiments which the Convention tho.L
heartily sympathizing with them, Judged il ~
dent to suppress when it came to voting. N.
speech may be taken as a sample of what M.
be heard on the stump, if the Convention ,,s I,
mts, as it should, its work to the people of ~.
State for ratification or rejection. We das,, !.
of vital consequence to get frank expression .
the opinions and feelings Of the people who w;,,
shortly be asking readmission to Consres. 4.
that view, Mr.. Whites speech is worth mo,.
than dozen acts which the Convention nss...
as measures Of expedicncy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

The Charleston Courier of the 10Th OF september
contains Article l {" Declaration of Rights , OF
the draft of the new State Constitution, winch
has been laid before the Convention oil South
Carolina. As has already been announced by
telegraph, it abolishes Slavery and involuntary
servitude. The other sections contain nothing
that materially differs from the Constitution OF
other States. Section 9provides that liberty
of the press shall be forever nviolably preserved.
In case this section shall be not only adopted,
but enforced, there is ethope of the civilization
of South Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

an election has been held for delegates to a
State Convention, and that Convention
is to select candidates for Congress. This
action is based on the claim that the
colored citizens are the only loyal ma
jorty of the State, and that if Louisiana
is to be recognized. the loyal citizens constitute
the State, and are entitled to recognition. Suf
frage is denied them by the State authorities
if anybody knows who tile authorities are.
Hence they propose to ask Congress whether it
prefers that loyal blacks or disloyal whites
should cOntr0, Louisiana.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

city bank should be systematically plundered for
months by one of its officers without suspicion
Where are we to turn henceforth for security
Here is bank vault left so negligcntly cared
for that thief walks into it in broad daylight
while the bank directors are considering down
stairs of their next dividend. 1t all happened
two days ago, and no clue yet to the thief BY
and by the community may begin to doubt
whether the wisdom that directs our present
banking system is quite superhuman.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

Slavery, we all know, degrades its victim
but we sometimes forget that it degrades "a.
master still more. A correspondent who h..
seen this in the South writes that Hone, !,
the estimation of the whites, has no placs :,
application in their dealings with the blscks =
That is exactly the bigotry Of Catholicism \
the Middle Ages, which taught that it wa, M
sin to deceive or cheat the Infdel. History hss
since considered the Infidel the more respect.
able of the two.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

The Concord robbery, Of which we publish
come account this morning affords one more
illustration of the security Of banking opera
tions ~ at present conducted. Though this
theft was committed In country town of Mas
sacbusctts, it displays an aIroitnesS and au-
dacity which may challenge the admiration
Of the most expert burglars of this city.
Yet is IL one whit more wonder
ful that country bank should
be robbed of 1900 900 in half an hour than that q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

higher At the public Board the prices were firm: Az
the Second Board the market was very strong Inc
market closed excited bst generally strong Money " easy
on cs sac per cent and the moderate amount required oy
stock houses is obtained with great facility In commefe
paper little is done under per cent and first names
quoted at 1d8 and fair at 9al2 per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Intelligence has been received from Hayh to
the 9th Of September. President Geffrard was az
Gonaives where he had been detained by making re-
forms in the sanitary department OF the army Inc
rebels still hold ont Cape Hayten. though they nave
not gained any further advantage. In San Domingo
all danger of civil war is averted by the submission o
Pmental to Cabral
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

well-informed correspondent in Mississippi
remarks that if the Rebel State militia orsaai-
zation is to 90 on, the Government would b
well to be mastering in rather than mus,cnns
ont United States troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

The colored people of Louisiana are taking an
orderly and practical method Of testing their
claims to citizenship. During tho past n.on$
register of all auaklied voters has been made.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
To Correspondents.

n. ,.u,a csr be taken OF Anonymous Communica'ions
Whstsvern IA intended for insertion must he authenticated
+, te name and address Of the wrerno necessarily ioi
n1bIioson. but ~ d guaranty for his good iaitt ann,
Al letters this oce should be addressed 10
TREusE," NswYork. -,
W. cannot return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

Reviews of the latest publications Will p'
found on the seventh page of to-days paper
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

Terms OF the Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, $1,000
8. copy, year-3ll numbers.
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q ooPy, 100
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE. oo
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28
THE FREEDMES's BUREAU.

The lst Connecticut Heavy Artillery leif q
homo this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

A circular issued from the Freedmen's Buresu
to-day prescribed number of regulations governing
the action of its officers relative 20 the financial anx's
OF the Bureau in their respective departments ns
order requires frequent reports fom AssistaniC0a-
m,ssioners and their subordinates. aud notifies them
that they will be held to strict accountability Tor "
distribution Of all moneys placed in their charge
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-23

Day n A1pesas-Laavss Esa York ak....,Tsa1 A a.,
Arrives e OieTsland at...lI.s5 ~ =.
nlSnS % -taAEea Ee8 York At. [. .6-si p n,
arrives at Cleveland At.-....s,5S ?. 4.
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PrenJieia0R.
The Louisville Journal has the follow


The LoIisilVle Journal has the follow
ing hits:
The rebel leaders that used to talk so
boastfully of their flashing brands, have no
brand now except the Ona upon their fore
heads, and that's the brand Of Cain.
We don't know that jeff. Davis and his
Cabinet have, as reported, carried off all
the Confederate specie, but they were al
ways specious fellows. .H
The machinery of the rebellion is at q
dead stop. All the oil wells of Pennsyl-
vauia couidn't furnish fabrication enough
to make it move again. tid 'iia 'e
We ought to be able to retain the soil
of what was called the Southern Confed-
erhcy, for we have good many strong holds
upon it. -
The leading rebels seeing how bad their
csuss locks at home, are anxious to go
and see if it win not look better from a
distance.
The rebel armies are subdued, but per-
hsps there is yet an unsubdued army OF
devils in Southern hearts.
The bonds of the negroes are undouht-
edly broken, but those Of the United States
will be kept inviolAte.
A good many people say tbst notnln
can be easier than 8 reconstruction OF the
Union after the obliterstion of the last yes
tige of the rebellion. The less difficulty q
msn can see in the work, the less qualified
he is to give his sevice in regard to it
Fools and fanatics can see no difficulty IN
ANYTHING they want done.
Fernando Wood, who went recently to
| Europe, is coming back to aid in the recon
structicn of the Government. He had bet
ter reconstruct his own political principles
and morals first. he may be disposed Il
rekiDdle the fres of stIife. He is very goOt
kindling Wood,
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Col. PrItennrd In pI1cnignn.

The Detroit Tribune speaks as follows of
Col B. D. Pritchsrd, the csptor of JEFF
Davis: ..-... --r. ..--...
Allegsn was thrown into fever of ex-
element Monday morning by the unex-
pected but joyful intelligence that the arch
traitor, JEFF Davis, had been captured by
one of her own men. To Lieut. Col. B.
d. Pritcbsrd and the gallant 4th Michigan
Cavalry, under his command, belongs the
distinguished honor. Lieut., Col. Pritch-
ard was of the patriotic Law firm of Viii
lisms & Pritchard, of this village, both of
whom, in the summer of 1862, became
captains OF volunteer companies which
they had raised in this county by
their own personal efforts. PritchsId
was captain Of company L. Ath
Michigan Cavalry. A young man,
under go years of age, Of rare personal en-
dowments, and rising rapidly in his pro
fession, he hastened TO the battlefield at
his eountry's call, and cbeerfully laid his
all upon her altar Tender and gentle as
8 child, Ee won the affection Of the men
under his command as few officers do;
while by mis- ability and skin rs an officer,
hDu LIS unuaunteu DIdNoLJ III UoteleI Ho
commanded their highest admiration. In
the battle of Chicksmsugs he received q
wound in the left arm, which for awhile
disabled him. After his return TO the re-
giment he was promoted to the Office Of
Lieutenant Colonel; since which time he
has been in Command Of the regiment.
This last achievement in capturing the
rebel President and his staff will reflect
lasting honor upon his own name and that
of the men under his command. Allegsn
may well be proud of such q citizen.
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MEDICAL
! DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

FITs-A sure Cure for these distressing con-
plains 10 LpW made known in a II eSfise
FIrs-On FsTsign aud Native Her b n prepsT tSops
published BY DB. o PHELPs BROWN
FITS-Ibe prs scdption was furnished him Ia
-snch 3 presidential manner, that he can
FITS-nOt conscs nti 1us yTefuss TO make it knoW VI
-as II has cured ever body Who has used it,
FIrS-oevsr hsViDg I, lied in 3 single case. Il Is
equally sue in cases Of tits as Of Dyspep-
FITS-sia end the ingredients may BE- obtaiasd
-ffom any druggist. Sent free to all on
FITS receipt Of hve cents 60 ple-uay postage,
-eto. Address DR.. o. PHELPS Brown,
FITS-No 10 Grani street, jersey City, n. J.
my22.fl5.dAH Ifl
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the PostmAster's Room, with any Carrier, or ny
letter through tie ystoffce, when they Nil be de-
ivered, without e2trs cBsrge, with promptness,
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ures of Carriers from the once:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lyirg t.tween the Bivsr and sAst side ontario st.,
(ncluding the ox-Bow nsts), the deliveries WI
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at 500 a N with proceeds Of all night mails.
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IHIRD De IVERY.-Lesve 11:S0 A. n. With pro
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Way $50 A. H. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. n. Ptttsburg
and 1910 A n. Eastern Way. -..
FOURTH DELTvEEY.-Le-ye at zOO P. NJ Ior drop
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