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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

TIN MUno coScxnr Tnourx AFTER q moot successful
tour in the West sgnor Muzo has undertaken fresh
one in tho Southwest. and will visit In succession Phila
dephia, Washington, Baltimore, P,sburg, Columbus
&C Ho 10 accompanied by Got,schalk aud Miss simons
soprano. This young lady has beon most warmly
received wherever she has BEEN her pure fresh voice
and admirable method pleasing universally. She has
entirely got over the tinidty that embarrassed her
Grst efforts here and when she appears in opera we have
no doubt she will make most successful dsbm Aria
vanni, an excellent concert BARITONE completes the
troupe with such elements cannot fail to meet with
iiboral support wherever II goes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

General Terry W. General DutIcr-The
Finishing Blow 90 Our Political Gene
rails.
General Butler, while explaining before the
War Committee ofsCongress, yesterday, why
be did not even attempt to take Fort Fisher,
must have been somewhat taken shack with
the thunders Of the salute in honor Of
the capture Of Fort Fisher by General Ter
ry. We can now comprehend the keen
disappointment Of Admiral Porter, as ex-
pressed in his regret TO General Butler, that
"only few more Of your gallant fellows had
got inside, for ] think the fort could have been
more easily taken then is supposed" Accord
ing to the testimony Of rebel desericrs, Il could
have been taken in an assault by General But
lcr without resistance. The rebel garrison ex-
pected an assault and were prepared 10 meet il
by surrender, so effectually had Porter Grip
pied and demoralzed them.
But General Butler withdrew from what he
feared would be useless sacrifice Of his troops.
Mistaken exercise Of humanity The rebels,
peering out from their shattered Classmates,
were first astonished at IT, and next embodened
to prepare for more formidable visitation.
Their damages were repaired, their works
we're streng thened, they were largely reinforced
80 that on the 14th instant, In speaking of the
rannri that "the enemy's feet had commenced
again NE bombardment Of Fort Fisher" the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
Movements OF the Rebel Generals Vaughn
and Erccktnridxe.

lsoUEslLLS, N.Y., Jan. IL, 1900
Rebel deserters who into Knoxville on the 12sa
inst state that General Vaughn, With hundred
men, all he had left Bristol IN the ath inst.
General BrcckiLridge with his command had gone e
tho valley Of Virginia. and it thought would not
turn.
reported that tho rebels have commenced repeating
the damage done 10 the salt works by Soneman during
his late raid into Southwest Virginia.
Tho most perfect quiet now exists throughout EGss
Tennessee
Brigadier General Ammen has resigned and BrgatsT
General Tilson is now in command 1T Knoxville
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

NAsHvILLf, Tenn, Jan. IT, 1850.
General Thomas Francis Meagher arrived hero lsst
night from Chattanooga with several thousand
troops Of the Fifteenth and Seventeenth army corps
organized provisional division Of Tennessee yois
to join Sherman at Savannah, via New York; where he
Chattanooga he the recipient Of high compliments
from General Steedman, commanding on his admnistra-
ton Of affairs in the district OF Etowah and his
protecting steamboat and railroad transportation.
General Webster Colonel sawyer. Captains Rochcster,
Anderson and other members of General Shermani
STAFF leave here tomorrow for Savannah via New York.
The river is fifteen feet deep the shoals, and IL
falling slowly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
Court Calendar--Thi. nav.

surRsSE Couu-Cncun f-Court opens az
o4o eb3, sea, se5 oo7 e7b asi osS es6 es7 s9l COS
ss5 9ss Part Court opens At ten o'clock A. NJ Nos
sls, s2s t7p al 7So, 75s 74s 74e 5Se TO, 7T2 $50
surnyor Cocsr-TnlAL TsNx. Part Mos sse1, 4e17,
s1ss, 1851, s51l 4s7T, a7sl, ass, 472i ASST 4oea
ssO1 Purt a-Nos 2S4s, alo2 sses. asia 4sos' 4Tse.
S1ss, 4Ieo A702. 47D4. t1oe, ass, 4soo sSoa SsoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

VUKbkt, Jan. II, 1868
Tho Canadian Parliament meets Thursday A Cnbi
net meeting will be held to-day TO 1nish the programme
for The coming session.
noticeable feature Of the passport system Ia that
they are demanded railway horoughar but ON the
ordinary roads entering anc and Vermont passports arc
not required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

Shortly sor four O'Clock yesterday afternoon an alarm
Of re originated from No 3l3 Broadway in the premises
Of Loe Bliss Co., dealers dry goods II appears tina.
for day or two strong smell Of gas existed in The base
ment and the Gas Company was notified, and they son.
men to remedy the dilcuity On examination the gas
was found TO come from behind the basement wall under
hesidewalk, when one Of the applied light and an
immediate explosion took place. setting fire 10 the wood
work. An alarm was gwen and the frcmen soon
arrived and extnguished the fire. Tie stock was be
damaged ny water several thousand dollars owing 70 the
bad condition OF the hose aock fully insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
The West virginin Legislature.

WHEKIINt IOcJs
The Senate and House Of West Virginia and organ
lied to-day. General Toramer elected Speaker a
the House, and G. u. Hail. Clerk In the Senate W. Z.
Stephenson was elected Speaker, and Ellery r. Hau,
Clerk.
The Governors message was received and read Il
eleven A. b. 1t is lengthy and we'll written docunlens;
speaks very encouragngy of the prospects Of the
State and the condition OF its inances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

LrcTunr on PErRoIsum. Benjamin K Browne, Eco,
10 announced TO repeat his lecture on the Oil Regions Of
Pennsylvania with paintings at tho Brooklyn Athe-
nsum, this evening, at eight O'Clock
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Fires i'm New York.
FIRE IN CHERRY STREET.

About seven o'clock last night Are broke out in q
stable in the lumber yard OF Joseph Duryec No 2os
Cherry street, corner Of Clinton sweet Tho flames
quickly extended into the piles Of lumber and up to the
time OF going 10 press was still burning. The damage
~ far ~ could be estimated will be about fully in
sured One horse burned 10 death. The origin of
tho IRE 10 ut present unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

VALLEY STATION, Colorado, Jan. 10 1855.
Two hundred Indians burned four rarches and oce
mail station west of here Saturday stealing quite
large number Of horses and cattle and destroying xzS
or property They also destroyed the telcgssA
line and carried on tho wire. There some fgEHAf.
The number killed ID not asceraincd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

The C05e Oh BuSItEYNe
TORONTO, Jan. II, 1888.
The OF Bureigh, the reboi raider, up agaiA
to-day before the Recorder He announced that che
Judgment Of the Court not ready yet but that =
would be pronounced on Friday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

BurtlsaIl's Arnfca Linfment.-An En-
fabe for burns scaids eprans rhturnatsn, Gyzs
shot wounds dc single application alays the pain r.
burn the instant II applied No family should DO wsen
o4ltlt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
Heavy Failure.
The Case OF Burlefgh.

: =" ----- QUEDEf, Jan. II, I60os
J. H. Clint, Director Of the Quebec Bank, has ssoFpsa
payment. His liabilities are about S240,0 00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Necklaces for Mtsses.>-Two, Three.
& SfEs al sosdSas oSe doom below CANA ..
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Prizes Cashed i'm All Legniized Lotf.r-
Ies Information given by CLAYTON 10 Wall street. New
Yor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Generals Grant and sherman Patronfsp
the Great Boot and Shoe Emporium q BROOKS, 5 BrpA
way opposite Metropolitan Hotel Every style OF hdosGt
crnts rissea' boys ohldrsn's roois Shoes and CO.
ers Boys and Youths Waterproof Doots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

l.. Decker's New Modelled BillIaxa
Tables and patent Continuation Cushons Billiard rnn-
mings Ac., III Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Isadfes' Belt Buckle Now styles, Large
size, lust recsived from Paris out JeL stesl and Pe5
Two Three Four Fire, Siy Eight Ten, Fflocn and twenty
ne door below Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Cherokee Pills-Fcmnle HeTulntsy-
xdSrssss Dr. W x{awfs Co. Is iecs sfssc NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye, PrcservatkvU
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail, No. sAstor HossA
The dye applied by skiful artists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Address TO SmoISers.-PoIIak & Son,
Meerschanm manufacturers, 692 broadway, near Foux0
street. Pipes cut 10 order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Howard Association.-Dfsoase of tha
Nervous Seminal snd Urinary oSgsns New and rsi.sls
Address DR. j. skliin Houghton, Aesino surreon N =
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
Goods Tor Rebel Cagsamption. :,

The schooners Fleet Wing Startling and Marcana Tsfs
then, from Monegan have arrived here with porsion
OF the cargo Of the British schooner Rcbecca Of st. JoE
N. B., Captain Kelly bound to Nassau N r., which IVES
evidently intended for rcbel consumption
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

BatchciOr's Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable porfoss
Dye. Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

CHARLESTON, Jan. IL, 1865.
Two hundred and fifty refugees arrived here last night
from Savannah. The Yankees were busy moving the
distractions from the river and say they will soon move
Augusta, Branchvlle and Charleston No move
ment has been made as yet though the refugees think
there will BIO Sherman and his officers threaten to
duce Charleston and South Carolina dissolution His rule
in Savannah, for policy continue, mild lie has writ
ton letter to the citizens saying the only way to have
peace to send members to the United States Congress
and return to the Union and that is ridiculous to think
Of any other kind of reconstruction. The refugees
brought out such servants and baggage they desired
Many negroes were returning to their masters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
TO CONSERVATIVES.
QUFftU'S

COD LIVER OF JELLY,
APPROVED BY THE ACADEMY or MEDICINE,
scrofuia and General Debility. The most mild bland xr&
nutritious form in which Cod Liver OIL he used vi%
beneht secured 10 the patient BY single
this Jelly than BY double the quantity OF the clear un
led oil For sale by -. $50 - =
sS.i---ts= -. 49, y II TRIrEx ssxs>-~u
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST, is BEERMXN STREET,
YORK.
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vas:... ssa.ssxss:. SySssa 49, 4 asSCSk
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arerent count,ea Bills were noticed 70 increase the
duty ON salt for railroad In Grand street; for rail-
road in street, also for railroad in Sixty
sixth street and Lexington avenue. Bills were introduced
10 amend the Excise law also TO prohibit the collection
Of rent for gas metres in New York The bill authorizing
the Comptroller OF New York to pay salaries read
third time and passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

Allcock's Porous Plnsters Cure Pains
and weakness OF the side and back and applied below
sns snou.3er uaaes cure oatsrr o. me mead sure D
Qists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

A.-Thnt Unconscious Humorirt, Tne
Widow Partington, belag informed that PHALON0
NIGHT BLOOMING CEEEt5 stamped By the gorsraL
ment wanted IL "Abe har put his down
it, She delighted 10 find that lac considered its
matter OF duty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18
Grierson's Raid i'm Mississippi.
CAPTURE OF BELLEFoSTE AND BURNING OF
GRANADA.

CANTON, Miss, Dec, 81, 1854
The federal cavalry force General Grierson who
had been operating the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
with until driven of by forces under
General Ghoson captured Bellcronte Miss the night
OF the 3oth. After destroying much property they
divided the morning Of the 31st, the main body
ing Granada, which, 1t is supposed, they burned The
other column struck the Central Railroad twenty miles
south OF Granada, at Winona where they burned the
depot They then moved SOUTH destroying tho railroad
and buildings At to-day they were at West
Stanton.
Colonel W. A. Bordwoll chief OF the cotton bureau OF
the Trans Mississippi Department. has purchased and in
troducei into the department pledsng payment in
ton 800 pairs Of blankets, 10000 pairs Of shoes
600 yards OF shirng and towels $50 pounds Of
powder, 10000 pounds of lead, 5,0o0Ooo percussion
caps, LARGE quantity Of guns, lao 900 yards Of gray
army cloth and satinct, and large quantity Of hard
ware "copper" saltperc, and great quantity Of small
stoycs, 49,.
Governor Eoota u AZ - III. ~.-1fo
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Law, Order and Protection from the Rebel
-~-x -->SSf~ ~ - .Es-.~- --ae'.fi~ st
b Soldiers Demanded by The South
Carolina Citizens.
The Crisis Upon the Confederacy in
Fearful Harvest.
The South Carolinians Want "NO More
JEFF. Davis FOOlery."
"The Result Of the Next Six Lonths to
Wipe Out the Confederacy,"
&c., &C., &c.

The Richmond WING Of to-day TUESDAY, the 17th)
states that the Hon Pierre Soule had arrived from Mexico
on mission to the Confederate States.
Street rumors In Richmond say Seldom has been re-
moved and Breckenridge made Secretary Of War Other
changes talked about but there Is nothing Official
The Confederate House Of Representatives yesterday
declared by resolution in regard to Governor Foote that
under oil the circumstances of the case is expedient
that the military authority discharge him from custody
It is presumed that he has been placed at liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

"AIl's Well that Ends Well" md if Teu
wld be well and keep wen nvigorate The stomach, sul
tone aud rygnlae the ycr and bowels with HOSTFTTERf
STOMACH BITTERS So shall you 'scHpe the ailments ~
pleased have avoidsd by simple means, the many
nerl d the Wntar sensou.
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ing Accomplished tsae Aims OF his Feint
Towards Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Jan. IA, 1885,
The cnemys force about Hardeovc have retired back
to the Savannah river There is doubt whether the
troops had been sent to Beaufort There no ndica
tons Of an advance this way.
Intelligent persons from Savannah state that the late
meeting there numbered about thrce hundred Of whom
ono hundred wore jews elghty-sx Irish, and the re-
mander Of Northern birth and shaky politicians
who represent tho people Of Savannah than q
dozen deserters represent Lee army
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In tho state Senate yesterday bills noticed 10 con
nrm TIC ordinance or the New York Common Council
authorizing the extension OF the Third Avenue Railroad
authorizing the Now York Supervisors 10 money BY
tax, and relative % expenditure thereof also concerning
passengers arriving ~ vessels At this port Bills we're
Introduced 10 enable the IAckawanna Railroad Company
10 puruhasc real estate in New York for Office purposes
plnendng the act 70 aid the national government in pro-
eding defences for the Northern lakes also amending
she act authorizing the Brooklyn Common Council TO
issue bounty bonds The bin incorporating the Home for
disabled soldiers adopted motion was introduced
That the commissioners having charge Of the cons,ruc
lion Of the Harlem Bridge be required TO report what
hmount they have thus far expended, together with
hbe sum necessary for is completion, which was
edopted
In the Assembly In reply 10 resolution the Governor
nent In communication relative 10 the quotas Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18

GRANT AND SHERNAN.-Wo published yestcr-
day brief letter from Lieutenant General
Grant, Offering contribution OF I've hundred
dollars towards the proposed testimonial to
Major General Sherman. The testimonial. we
understand, is 10 be in the form of q furnished
house in Cincinnati, to be presented to Mrs.
Sherman. In bis letter the Lieutenant General
says:-"General Sherman is eminently entitled
to this mark Of consideration. ] cannot say
word too highly in praise Of General Sherman's
services from the beginning OF the rebellion
to The present day. The worlds history gives
no record of bs auperiors and but few cqualsv
This splendid eulosy shows how incapable
General Grant ia Of any jealousy or envy, and
does honor 10 his heart and bis position. II is
true that be, who Is so greet himself, can amply
afford to recognize the greatness of others; but
when we compare his praise Of Sherman with
the detractiops with which little partisan off,
GERS delight to assail each other, we can form q
better estimate Of the superiority Of his mind
and bis genius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-18


Meerschauin manufacturers e2 broadway near Four0
street. Pipes cut 10 order. ,
AIlcocIx's Porous PInsters Cure Pafrs
sns % the s sns bach % i5ed Just Sw
gists
"AIl's Well that Ends WelI,'' md if Ysu
d wen Dd KEEP ,c. e s Af rs
sroMAcB BiTTsRs SO shall you sc.Pe the ai%en's
pleased 70 have avodsd by 20 simple means. the many
A.-Thnt Unconscious Humorirt, TIE
ssTr e Stamped ss IL
dssssd 10 dnS INA, ne dit IL ne -
Batci,elcr's Hair Dyc-The Best I'm she
p1s ae,s19 s rsss The only ps
ho ss S nss sSpSs av yys s i Ss
GU, IL N'''4 ''
Cherokee Piils-Fcmnle ReTulatsy-
a ssa :. IS b. w fs az Co. Rr gsEs'iss
Chri.tadoro's Hair Dye, Pressrvnttvs
s S %s a gsSsa y aia .l sas rs '
Generals Grant and sherman Patrensss
way, oppod.e Morcpoti,an Hotel Every sylo Of ndssT
s sra s0ys ' ana You TSa,is ws;s @ booss ~ ~
Howard Neutrality-suspicious. of the
Nervous Seminal rpd Urinary orssns New and rehahSs
Rspors sent free Of charge insealed envsiQps
Address DR.. J. sknin Houghton Aesna Surgeon. M Z
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ladies' Belt Buckles, New styles. I.arGs
size Just received from Paris G JET eteel and Peal
Two Three -Four, Fye, Sir Eight ren Focn and rvent3
Dollars each For sale BY GEO 9. ALLEN, AS Broadway,
ne door below Canal street.
l.. Decker's New Modelled BiuIasa
Tables And patent comhinsAisn Cushions Billiard rnn-
uings Ac., III Fulton street.
Necklaces For Mtsses.-Twe, Three,
Five Eight Ten, Fifteen TO Thirty Dollars F sale By q.
g. ALLEN, Ne AIS Brosdway one door below Canal ssesk
Skating Boots, Waterproof Boots, ~
Syery description and price at LORNA BROOKS s6N3s
~ BROADWAY, corner OF Howard stfee(
window shades,
Tor styIsAss' for stores, for dwsrnp
O. L. 4 ,. .. KELrY, acs Broadway.
winter Boots and Over slspes IN Gre9r
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The most extraordinary carnival oc.

!he most extraordinary carnival oc
crime is now In full blast at the North.
OF which we ever remember to have
heard OF read. A vola1na Of the New
gate calender might be cullcd from the
gigantic crimes which have been per-
petrated there IN the last three
weeks. In that time, ct iccst SIX
horrible cases o: rare have occurred,
accompanied in thrce instances with
the murder Of the victiMs-crc c.:-
curing III sight Of the church
spires OF Bo:,tcn-the murdc1ors cs-
Gaping. Wij,!in that time two sens
have killed tlcIr parents, orc butcher
i:,g his mother and sister, IN order that
he might get money enough to marry
upon, and the other shot.his father in
heat bf blood Three prominent bank
officials have robbed their banks Of
vast amounts, one escaping to F,ance,
and there becoming Il ma,hnan,
another committing suicide in his coll
IL New York, q few li'gilt, since, and
tac last accuses {, fr:,il woman as the
cause of his f,ll. To these we may
add iEr'lmcrAblc crimes OF less ma@ni-
tude, such as co,,ntcrtciters of fr:,c-
tional currency :,ad petroleum swim
dies. These crimes have as yet III
v"iy few instances been traced to re-
turned soldiers. They, poor fellows,
seem, i'll Il great many instances, to
layr found their wives not of the
2';''lert, Fehrlopc type, if forty divorce
salts, instituted i'll a single county by
r>'''rnc>' soldiers. ~ m:auany'hin*, %,. Myth n
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'iiLlSD Tom. The case of '1b!ind
Tom" tn" musical negro, has been
decided at Cincinnati, by Judge Wood
rutl. The claimant, Tabbs Gross, who
sued ont the writ OF huIe.,ts crypus on
the plea that he had been appointed
guardian OF Tom, in Floyd County,
Indiana, i. declared To have no rights
as s!ch-the boy not being IL resident
OF that State. Beths,nc, the former
owner, having exhibited !. written con.
tract, and there bcing'1o evidence OF
nrknd treatment, i. is plain that the
boy IS III his care, whether the 4 GU
larnt is valid or not. The boy was
far away from his home, and therefore
IS only cntitIed to temporary relief in
Ohio. being liable to be sent ont of
the State as ;opaupcr to the place
wlerc he is y legal resident. The j udee
accordingly decided that from Il pri-
vate examination OF his mcnial cordi-
ton he possessed sufficient Judgment
to make choice of his own custodian
HAT choice being to remain with Mr.
Bethune, he ordered that he be re-
manded accordingly to his charge,
with u right to change his guardian
ship whenever q proper occasion
might require.
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Mr.. Pratt. u Republican member of
the Connecticut Legislature. declared
that Connecticut is a ''soverclan State"
that sill, alone has the right to sly
who shall or shall 40, vo.o n Ecr
eloctions-aad tha: 10 Nv .. or .--?.'H>js
can inte2irTc in iIC i::a.tc2.