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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
WI PANY-Foot Of BarcAyst-On and aner NOV ~
mail trans for Hackestown and intermediate sta
tons will esvs $3.50 Mail Express for al 'stous
west of Milburn ct 10 D. orrstovn Express p IN
g. SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent.
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
foot OF Cortland. for PHILADELPHIA st and II ~
a m IL n and D. m, and IL midnight for BALIiSons
and WAsBIsGrox at and ll:3 M p M, aud l! md
nI,bt Military Tickets not receivable In the p tram
: IN other psrtc ul4u ses bills at ofhces
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD. PAIL ARRANGEMENTS. 1865 CON.
MENCiNG MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 49, PASSENGER
JISES FOR CAMDEN MANCHESTER AND LONG
BRANCH The Steamer JESSE HOYT. Capt Seey, wili
leave Pier No North River, daily (Sundsys excePted)
follows -.roo , ,x,u vop c,Mnpu M
RECT tskpr passengers for Port Monmouth, ked BANK
onr Branch Shah River Fsrmingdso, Squan, brcksoury
Msnehe.ter Toms River Woodmsnss, Shamon{ Bsrns9A.
OLSON Jackson. and Ill Stations ON Camden ana
Atlantic Railroad. 49, a,
FIcursIon ticket good for three dsys.............
At4:l5 D. m, Way Passenger hne Tor manche"si iom'
River Long Branch and intermediate stations vopp
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND NEW. ION =, N ~
Leave New York at Al5 p H., arriving 81 's"aeh '''
p. M next day. 49,, 4. 80
Leave Camden 81 2:oO p m. arriving stNewY0rs "a m'
nept day. MANN :,
Freight taken a, low rates, Apply TO s. C. Hhsif Locs
Freight Agent. Tod Bank. N. ). WIS sNGpEN o'P@
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COMMUNICATIONS,

comu unlcation received fom the street Commis'
onsr inyentory of all fire apparatus and other
propry used by engine hose aud hook and ladder companies
with receipt OF the Fire Commissioners ior tho same (WHICH
will be published herealter)
Which was received aud ordered on flo.
communication received from the street Commits
oner transmitting his second quarterly report for the year
1865
Which was received and usual number ordered to be printed
Ia document form.
MOTIONS.
Alderman MArERsov moved that the Board DO now ADJOURN
70 meet again Monday next 18th instant at O'Clock p IN
Which vi carried.
And the PRESIDENT pro TEN, announced that the b9sta
stood adjourned until Monday next. th instant O'Clock
~ M ID. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

s,h,,%s"r Of n. HAM OF 1Hs YEw.fORK nay DOCK COM
required Chapter go Lave Of s1i of tie week epdn'
saturday the 9th day 81 December. 1915:
Average o. Loan. and Discounts f1c.Itt q
81
AS-rsre amount Of D-polis vs y" So
Cry anl County Of Nss iort r lockwood, cashier o.
Yo Doh Conr,ny benz duly dcp,-- ana 'sJ
tbn, III. above correct I. LoCkw OOD Cashe
swosn beioI- this 9Th day OF December. 1873.
A. c. Asbtssos Notary Puble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

NOTICE - Steamship MATANZAS.-Con'
~ ssee. will receye their Goods the ofre
eep.ed freight bill. special order from tie under
sgned Pier No IS North River I'd Pier above Csnaist
where the vessel is now discbaTgirg.
GARRISON ALLEN, Agents.
No. 5 Bowling Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

EOR NEW ORLEANS-Direct-Bla Star
LineThe frStelass fast sailing steamship MARMION,
Capt y. r. Warsaw will leave Pier No. 10 n. r. on SAT
tRDAY, Dec -, at o'clock M For freight and passage
apply 10 r. LOWDEN. Agent, No 81 Wel II.
Go. A. FOSDICK, Agent, New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Greenwich Bank. -staiemen, q the OREENWlCh
BANK S-rYt required by Cha2'sr ~ Laws 81
ending he sh Jay Of eembeI, n5.
tvcs- amoan Of Loans and Discounts. esGtSSs o.
.ve.se amour, o. Spec. 1875
,v.r.se a1l,uu. n G s.iSo 90
-Cy and County Ss-i0rs, l. WLnsp Have, CssAer
Greenvsh Bahi os CITY OF Nes lofi heal dolly s~on aere
20 he hr tsN~ass
ana b. ,cf WILLIAM HAYNES, CailHeL
before TIE ,hi' llth day o. Dee.ubef. ish NJ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

NOTICE-EMPIRE SlDEWHEEL LINE
~ The steamship SAN SALVADOR from Savannah, vii
discharge her cargo al Pier No: North River
GARRISON & ALLEN, Agents,
No. Bowling. Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

Corn Exchange Dank.-Copy OF statement OF tlle
CORN EXCHANGE BANK required ~ CHAPTER 49, i@s, ofe'5
week ending Saturday the dsy 81 seenber 40 IN
loar. and Discounts w
Ay@gc smOuu' < sp-cie .t,vOs w
sr1Olf' ~ Circulation w
So
CITY sod Coury OF Ses i0rt w A. lals, tasrr o. ue
Corn Exchange Bni dI anj say iatha aoe
statement ccrr- the best o. tnor-de- and l-e
w. 4 FALLS. Cashier
sworn before me this 9th day of December as a.
J.H A Moo.s. Notary Public
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Mechanics, md Traders, Bauk.-s,atem.

d, MRcHASICs AID TRtDgVs' B,Sg. required ~ Cni'-'
90 Law. 49, ucck caIus saursy ne yh fsJ Of Deem
Der, lsS .... -
Ayersre ofr'sn, mi D.coaH Ali GoSo
.vr,,re Amount or .d.O--
hFerass snolni 81 rsosv -
N-slut. ]. Geo ". 1gas t-s-rf "a
n-hanc. ni Tea lsf. B,lk hrr Day sf d. - aAd "a Ai
Tie ~ 'l- lr'' p fr ka1ats- 4t
GEORGE ". lOrLf, Crcicc
sWofn before ns nth lay Of Drc-mhsr, i-fh
W. y CorBsE Nrs'y fublc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

i Coastwise CompaDys side.whesl steamer ALABAMA,
Capt Limeburner Dec Is at p NJ. Pier No. 20 North
River Has superior passenger accommodations. Is now TO
eeivng freight and will sail above For Passage or Freight
sipiy at No. III West Wsrren-st. TO ID. n. CAR
KlNGION. OF % 4. IL DRUMMOND. No. o. WaIl.st.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

speedy and easy n he ofioeholders and yaes'
bins put no obstruction In the way Of the Pro
sident's plans, as they seem determined to do.
President johnson ought to look to thess
man1uvres, and relieve himself Of the incubus
by clearing out the whole Custom House. He
should also look after the Internal Revenus
Department, or else 1t will become, and, In
fact, is fast becoming, as rotten and corrupt -
the city government Several members Of the
Corporation have already got in there, and
they are introducing the honest practices ol
the Corporation into the Department Of Inter
nal Revenue.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
THE SITUATION.

Is said that about fifty thousand additional troops
20 taken the Army Of the Potomac the Army Of
thc Tennessee and General Hancoeks command are 70
be mustered out Of service and that the preparations
Tor the work have already boen commenced
Al the session OF the Virginia Legislature in Rich
mond, Tuesday last the message OF Governor Pier.
point received and read After referring to the
fact that the status Of the African race, State
sovereignty and armed resistance to the national govern
cnt disposed Of by the war and recommending the
avoidance OF any legislation calculated unnecessarily TO
rrtate the people the State the
his conviction that the Alexandria constitution
Is entirely too restricted in s provisions regarding
the elective franchise and recommends the extension Of
that privilege to classes Of white citizens deprived Of
IT, He Is in favor Of the substitution Of such
oath OF allegiance that contained in President
yohnsons amnesty proclamation for the exclusive
one Of the State constitution II now stands Re
garding negro suffrage tho Governor says:-"As
neither you nor havo control over that
matter, 1t will Of course not be . subject Of
your deliberations" He recommends that tho State
dred dollars and the legal ratio Of interest TO and
hree tenths per cent joint committee Of the two
houses appointed to prepare bill extending the
Elective franchise.
large delegation Of loyal vrgnians yesterday visited
President johnson and laid before him their views Of
reconsuction in their State They protested against
She restoration 10 full citizenship, the right Of
voting, and all the privileges Of truly loyal men
OF those who throughout tho rebellion notorious
for their reasonable conduct and language and their
hatred Of tho national government bus who are now
very anxious to be considered good Unionsts.
Admiral Godons feet sailed from Hampton Roads on
wednesday for the Brazilian waters
General Grant, accompanied by his stafY sft Washing
Con yesterday for Philadelphia, where he will remain,
n expected, for two or threc days.
brother Of the rebel guerilla leader Mosby recently
appeared at the Provost Marshals oce In Lynchburg,
and inquired the partizan chief would bs parosd II
ne surrendered himself, TO which an afnrmative
answer was given few days afterwards Mosby made
bis appearance but In the meantime orders had been
vecsived from Richmond not 70 parole him. and, - he
Dad como under promise Of safeguard, the Provost
Marshal felt bound In honor not 70 take advantage Of his
position, but ordered him to leave Lynchburs imme
Aa.ey, which the soldiers directed 70 that he
I'D without molestation.
, Our Brownsville correspondent informs us that the
coored troops under command Of General jackson have
reached Texs safely and disembarked.
The One Hundred and Thirty ninth New York voun-
tesrs Brooklyn regiment, arrived hero yesterday The
tcty, ss vosts for homs Dstachmenu Of the Second,
txHisS Fourth, fifth and sixth Vermont regiments,
e..Asras ax hundred and sixty men, arrived In the
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
Rutgers Female Institute.

TwENTY-sIxTH ANNUAL CoMhENCENEN1.
The twenty sixth anniversary Of the Rutgers FemaIs
Institute place yesterday afternoon at the Tabernacle
church. In Broadway The sacrod sdincs filled Win
most brilliant audience Of young ladies and gentle
men, who seemed to bs deeply interested In the pss
formance OF the exercises selected for the occasion
The Principal, Mr. Pierce, whose classic features -
amiable manners have endeared him the young ladies'
wiose education is mainly due TO hs sxsrous a. tAss
instructor is Of considerable talent a. the pss-
nciency Of his pupils fully attest.
Tho exercises were commenced BY the singing q .
hymn, In which the young ladies displayed pssfsse
knowledge Of vocal musfc which was equally crediea-
Bile to themselves and 10 those who have had the sups
Tho following panssyc in verse, on the death Of q
late President composed by Mr. Pierce, called fsssn
high sncomiums from the audIencs:-
y: :s1 % !; :: :a:
Impressed With thought wsh love, ssd chrtslss Ssse
Y.srovd. Dr,,s on. Your 4, .,shs and murmur rsAss
s: iI:s e "a :i:s ;sssss, s Ss s;s :ss
A., n, r:s s:s: e ma e; :s g: s
sss Sssus q es hs ' Time"
ss:s s s:ssi :e "; ..s; % s.. '
n; high sS:' s..: a:ss'; * g:
q ..; .s.,, :s,::s 4: s::::. .
i've: e s9sFs: 4ss is9sr
The following are the names Of the young lady s4p
ates who received diplomas Annie Bfoun, Henriso
q Church, Mary J. Church, Florence n Mayer, An9A
n Hoover, Laura A. Shaw, Lizzie A. Conovsr, EmsA
The exercises were concluded by the singing sf ~
following hymn 70 the tune Of Old Hundrod:--
From all thAa dwell below The skiss.
Lot The Crestors praise arise;
Let the Rodeemers name Be sung,
Through every land, By every tongue
Eternal are Thy mercies, Lord;
Eternal truth attends Thy word:
Thy praise shall sound from shore 10 shore,
I'LL suns shall rise and set more.
Al eight O'Clock In the evening reception was gvA
Al the Institute No $50 Fifth avenue which attsnA
al bv brilliant throng Of ladies and gentlemen, wis
were recoved ON behalf Of the young ladies Of the Ins
tute bv Mr Perce his usual anabs and winning man
ner Several prominent gentlemen were present the
occasion among whom We noticed the following :-DA
Barnard President Columbia College; Rev s H. Tyne,
Raw Mr Elliot Rev Dr.sJohn Lord Rev Dr. J. J. Owen.
william BUSHNELL Esq, Rev. Mr. 6tyker, DR.. Charles K
West and the Count Joanncs. -
The Young ladies dressed In the mcM exuuisilo
svIebe beauty Of their toletes being xbcond only u
that Of their charming features and yoshful formA n
proceedings were brought 70 close 6y splendid collA
ton Al which the young ladlse formed tha ohiaf -
traction
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
OUR RETURNING VETERANS.
VERMONT TROOPS.

vBRMONr TROOPS.
The following detachmonts arrived at the Battery -
racks on Wednesday night and left for homo ysstee
day Second Vermont. 1877 men; Third Vermont, -
mon; Fourth Vermont 1874 men, Fifth Vermont, uo
men; Sixth Vermont, lao men These troops wsso
under command Of Lieutenant Il. 8. English.
THE SIXTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS BATTERY.
This battery, numbering one hundred and forty msA
under command Of Captain a. D. Scott, passed throsee
yesternoon, bound TO Readville Masa
THE rvENTY-FIFrH NEW YORK CAvALRY.
This regiment which arrived on wednesday, LEFT r.
Harts Island yesterday afternoon, whore they VIII -
paid on and mustered out Of service
TIE THIRTY SEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS,.
This regiment may be expected here at aa early hon
to-day. despatch was received by Colonel Howe
stating that they bad left Washington at one O'Clock yss
terday.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINTH (BRooE-
LYT) REGIMENT.
THIS regiment which was raised in Brooklyn, ~
went out under command OF Colonel Conk arrived hons
yesterday afternoon Tho camc on board ~
steamer John Brooks from Fortress Monroe, and were
landed in Brooklyn at four o'clock in the afternoo
Colonel Roberts returns in command OF the One Hun
dred and Thirty ninth Brooklyn may feel proud Of TIM
organization II was in the Army Of the James nearly
entire Of service, and among the very first RED
TOBACCO AND UNpERsHIRTs FOR THE soLDIH8s.
Col Howe received from the Sanitary Commission Ia
distribution among our returning soldiers hundrsA
dozen papers Of tobacco and large number Of undss>
sht
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

PREsDEM JoHNsoN's RECONSTRUCTION Po-
uCY.-President johnson b working most ~
siduously and successfully In the reconstruo-
ton Of the South, and Il bringing back ne
late rebels 10 their constitutional allegiance
He Is working better In the South than IN inc
North In this labor, strange - II may seem
The Southern people are falling into the loyal
limo with rspidity and ohssrfulness never
known under similar circumstances. The only
obstruction 70 the Presidents wise and constir
tutional policy comes from the Jscobin element
Of the North and his own ofaceholders. The
ofacials Of the Custom House and the Internal
Revenue Department are in league with the
Jsoobin crew 70 throw obstacles In the Presi-
dents way and raise row about negro SUI
fraes. The return Of the Southern people 70 their
allegiance and their former prosperity viii he
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

Hoi FOR FoRr WARREN.-They are getting up
. Jacobin party in Boston, and II is very pro
bable President johnson will have TO serve
them a. his predecessor had to serve Sons
Charleston rebels-clap them in Fort Warr0
II they do not behave themselves
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

Our city subscribers will confer favor BY reporting
any Of city carriers who overchargc for the HERALD
Country subscribers to the Nsw YoRK HERALD re-
questod remit their subscriptions, whenever practi-
kplo, by Post OIhce Orders II 10 the safest mode Of
bansmitting money by mail
Advertisements should be sent 70 the Office before nine
o'clock In the evening.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

REcoNsrRucrIoN IN SOUTH CARoLmA(This
State, having been the Hrst and the most
rampant In rebellion, will probably bs the last
to receive the bencnts Of reconstruction. All
the other Southern States will in short time
be under civil rule again, while South Carolina
will be suffered 10 undergo year or 80 probe
ton before she can be relieved Of military
domination. That IL the proper government
for her ut the present time; for II is question
whether sufficient number Of loyal and trust
worthy white natives can be found In tho State
to ill the civil Offices. Therefore the Palmetto
State win probably have 70 be content for the
present with military rule. General Quincy,
we understand, makes . very gool military
post commander.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

thousand arc democrat-in fhct, the great
bulk. tho rank and Hle, Of our population Is
democratic. During the great patriot war Of
the last four years the rank and ale of our
population furnished more troops than any
other class. Yet It Is q singular fact that the
leaders Of this democratic rank and flle have
always been the worst foes the Union ever had.
and the most base and obsequious toadies 70
the power Of JEFF Davis. We allude to the
Tammany, Mozart and Gunther factions. There
was only one issue during the war, and
that was the war; This issue the bulk
of the democracy maintained until It
ceased to be an issue by the close Of
the war. Now that the war is over, II
Is time for those who have been working for
the three rebel machines-the Tammany, Mo
zart and Gunther factions-t0 cut loose from
their copperhead and secession leaders, and
organize a new democratic party that will
sweep the island from the Battery to Spuyten
Duyvel creek. Let them come out in favor OF
Andy johnson, oppose the Boston Jacobins,
organize upon an independent basis, and they
will soon get the niger worshipper and their
influence out of the Custom House, out Of the
Internal Revenue Department, and out Of all
those departments Of the government where
they have found place, pickings and plunder
according to the hue Of their politics. Now is
the time for the rank and fle Of the democracy
of New York-seventy or eighty thousand
strong-to come out organize, fight and con-
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

A New DEMOCRATIC PAErr IN New YoRx.--
The voting population In New York city
amounts to some one hundred and twenty
thousand. Of these ffom seventy TO eighty
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

BAN FRANCaSCO, Jun0 ~, looo
nre at Sonora to-day destroyed property valued =
nine thousand dollars
The agents Of the Mexican Republic have put losa
upon the market for ten millions Of dollars
The week has closed quietly in commercial circles
The volume Of trade In general merchandise b light
In the produce market the tendency to lower ransA
Prospects Of early supply Of new wheat are creating
desire among holders to realize. Capital is abundan2
Rates Of interest have lower tendency.
The steamer Constitution sailed to-day for Pansns
with SIC passengers and 81 In treasure Of whics
S7s5, 900 60 to New York.
SAN FRANCISCO Juno 10, 1Soa
nre in this city last evening, at the foot Of AarkS
street. between California and Sacramento Streets a.
stroyed twenty-five buildings loss 100000. Many
families were rendered houseless
The town OF Browns Valley, In Yuba county, ~
been almost entirely destroyed by fire.
Tho steamship Sierra Nevada from Portland and vie
toria brings 322S 900 in gold and favorable news froQ
the mines New gold discoveries ON the Upper Co'umh
are reported.
The people of Victoria had been deceived by bogue
telegram from New Westminster describing the execus
ing Of Jefferson Davis and Breckenridge for treason, a.
the papers commented II at length, the CoIo~ss -
Iieving and the Chronicle doubling 1t.
The election in Washington Territory s reported .
have resulted the of Denny the Union candi
date for Congressional delegate The last election wa
carried by the democracy.
Later advices from Arizona report moro outragss ~
the Apaches Troops from California would soon b q
their track.
A despatch from New Westminster British Columbia
states that the poles for three hundred miles Of hs kne
sian telegraph line were on the ground.
Arrived 17th, ship Revere, Mandnio
Cleared 10th, ship Favorita, Boston,
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

Destructive Fires I'm CaliNornia-Mexiesu
LOan-Union Delegate to Congress Elect
cd In Warrington Terr1tory-IndiaH
Outrages in Arizona, SO.
SAN FRArcrsco June 10, 1864
Forty-ons prisoners, who werc turned over TO IL
United States District Court by General Mcdowell have
bsen released taking the oath OF allegiance. They
we're charged with reasonable utierances generally
with rejoicing In the assassination Of the late Presidsna
Lincoln.
are at Placerville to-day consumed about t1o.ooe
worth Of property.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS NEWs

city on "Wednesday night and Icn for shsIr own State
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

AMUsENENrs THIS EVENING.
NEW BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-Rrrr Day
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-JKssn Brown.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-THs HIDDEN HAND
BoWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-Tm IDIoT-PEDLxs
boY-lRsu TINKER.
NIBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway.-THE LITTLE BAREFOOT.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway.-rHE srRASoER-THs
HONEYMOON.
wALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway.--Tm IRox MAsE.
BARNUMS MUSEUM Broadway.-A LIVING ALI.
pAToR-FAr WoaAN-GIASTEss DAUGHTER THE RRcr
sESr-JENSr LIND Open Day and Evening
BRYANrs' MrNsTRELs, Mechanics Hail. 472 Broad
Say.-ErHiorfAN SONGS DAscxs, buRLEseUxs, &c-Tux
BrRExrS NEW YORK.
wOOD's MINSTREL. HALL. Si4 Brosdwsy-EruroprAx
sorGs DANCES &c.-GREzNBAgrNA. The PALACE or S0AY
HELLER's HALL. 56o Broadway.--SAs Francisco MIN
rRxLs-CRoss ODER JopDAN.
HoOLEYs HALL. Dol Bowery.-SAx sHAnPLsrs MIN
EsELs-PARLoR CoNcERr-CARSIvAL FUN-THs BLACK
erArux-
fAsroHi1Es BURLzsoUEs. &c.-THE Sc0Ur PoToxAC
STUYvEShNT INSTITUTE, $50 Broadway.-Tax ITALIAN
HAaioNErrE AaD MINIATURE THxArRx.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY els Broadway
Opan from 10 A. n. till 10 p. N.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY els Broadway
Open from 10 A. N. till l0P. N.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

STUYvESANT INSTITUTE $50 Broadway Tax ITALIAN
HARioNErrE MINIATURE THxArRx.
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

In fair demand as FUN prices On 'Change -four was firm
and about &c. better. Corn 2c. &c. better. Wheat
lc bstter, with fair demand export Oats wore
about lc better Pork Irregular and prices varied
from s24 90 to S25 closing q ths outside prices whis
key was dull and prices unchanged
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

: AMERICAN THEATRE, No ~ Broadway.-BALLxrs,
PASroHzEs BURLxsoUEs. kc-THE Scour or TIE PoToxAc
The New York herald., 1865-06-23

HOOLEYS HALL Dol Bowery-SAn SHAnPL.y's MIN
lrsEIs-PARLoR CoNcERr-CARNIvAL OF FUN-THs BLACK