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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the City of Washington at
this port we have four days later from Europe
Mr. Eyre has been suspended from the office oil
Governor Of JamIica, pending the inquiry which IS
about to take place. and the government OF the island
has been temporarily entrusted to Sir Henry Storks.
The English Government promises that the inquiry into
the origp nature and circumstances Of the late Gis-
turbsnces shall be full and impartial
The Secretary OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company
Informs The London Times that the Great Eastern will
so to sea June laG for the double purpose laying
new cable and of raising the broken end of the cable
laid this year. All the arrangements Of the directors
as to new capital are now completed.
The Emperor of Austria has arrived In the capital OF
Hungary and met with an enthusiastic reception the
part of the people.
BY the arrival at this port Of the North America from
Rio we have dates from Brazil TO Dec. q The immi-
grants from tie late Rebel States, represented by Col
Wood have selected site for town. A vast tract Of
5000 900 acres Of unoccupied Government land has
also been selected. 1t Is expected that the
from the late Confederate States will largely In
crease The ParaeuaJaD have withdrawn from Cor
rentes and the allied army has advanced on lis march
to the Parana. The Brazilian squadron was at Cor.
Iieptes. The Brazilian army has largely suffered from
sickness.
The rebellion In China is reported to be nearly at an
end The last stronghold of the rebels 10 the pIoyEce
Of the Kangs has been eyacnaied and the Mshomedan
rebels In the province of the Shensi have surrendered
bu. armed bands Of bandi, devastating the country
the capital. In Japan, the quarrel between tie
Tycoon and the Prince Of Negata had been settled
Sill Is plentiful in japan. bu: scarce in China
Advices from Jamaica to December IA report every
eaing quiet on tie Island
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
rExT4 For RK lee TRADE TRACTS

The laborious si tliness Of the "Frce Trade
Tracts. which twt Of our city cotelnpofarles
regularly lay upon the altar Of the British I'm
porting Interest, 9 5 a thank-oflering for adVer-
Using favors had rand hoped-for, wouldhe quite
diyerting If there was not parricidal flavor III
them. The childishAess that would destroy
complete national. life by endeavoring to choke
the development Of a netions diversified
industry is by no means as pretty PIE
tue as Mytho logy and AIT hsve gwen us
in the plump babe Hercules throtthng
the r1thon. There is Deither humor nor
loauty in tho choking Of ones mother. VIII
not oar contemporaries permit US to- present to
the Free Trade offspring suffered TO write these
Importers Tract, themes for thci; pm-ieathers,
derived from tource whch they will profound
! ly respect, whose treatment we Know Will DC
educational TO HON, TO the correction OF errors
in Economy, and peradFenture 10 the develop
,n.nt Of the virtue OF patriotisml VII they mol
write some NEE little tracts upon the following
texts. passages from the speeches of Richard
Cobden. leader Of the legislative British Free
TRADERS. and manufacturer and keen man o
business?
"Opr wealth. commerce and manufactures grow on
ofthe skilled labor OF men WoraihB III ".'"H' t'T'
on iDoekyord Iortifoaion BtH.
n.Wlei bas given US our Armstrong; our Whis
wor,hs cur Fairbairosf TIE Industry oi inc cohaIs
in which they arc mainly occupied. ~ mas pocn sou
zines ,,,de rcproach against NE aud my iIlehd tha
n ,yonld leave the country defcDhecss say IL yo
have multiplied the means OF defense Al you cnh pun
times as many stcaDers In the same tiIno as one
oorntriea and If you have thht lhree,iolu IoIc"
a ,necbanca' 70 which my honorable irehd nus tpohon
to whom do you owe that bat 10 the men pno % 20"
sanding for the true principles oi coniihoiSo u,
cyeated demand for tho labor OF an 'hcre"Scy huup
~ ar,,ssns in this countryf Go 10 PYmou.
% Woolwich aud look ut the names OF the ihyeh,o,
VI ~ ,ools for making firearms ana sho' ana saei
n ghaS hear the names of men Ia BIrihih8S@i IN nia
has;,., and in Ieeds-men nearly all cohheeteu IoI VI
Isst twenty wears with the extension VI o' n .S a.
wbicb bes thus contributed 10 the ipciease w W
;s strength Of the country BY calling ior'h nS ou' ~
!. skill II Same speech.
By tho phrase "the true principles OF ooh
,e merce % MIR. Golden meant tho untaxed ihlr'
tn duction of cheap food to supply the laoorers
England while manufacturing goods Tor inc 10
n eign commerce Of England. In like manner u
connection Of Birmingham, Manchester an
" Leeds with the extension" OF British con
merce meant simply that they manufacture
"a the clC..hs and hardware that constituted u
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Article XIIlth Of the Constitution, ~ ratified
by moro than two-thirds Of the States, declares
that "neither Slavery nor Involuntary serritude,
except as a punishment for crime, whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted. can exist
within the United States and, furthermore,
Congress shall have power 70 enforce this
article by appropriate legislation" What, then,
is to become OF the apprenticeship code OF South
Carolina which so darkly initiates Slavery and
imposes insoipstary sorritHde upon more than
four hundred thousand persons--a majority oi
the population of that state-depriyed, Of course,
Of any voice whatever in the choice of their
wholesome torture by three hundred thousand
white personsi What Of the so-called protec'
ton laws OF North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, and the rest, which keep labor doWr
to the grindstone, and deal death TO all run
awaysl II the Constitution Is valid, these laws
are null and unfit to be obcyed or tolerated
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
OUR RELATIONS WITH COLOhhAA-
Presemsatisn 70 the Prcsidens o. she hs'sS
or the Uuitod Statcs Of Ceismbia-Na ne
Address nni the Reply.
WASHINGTON. wednesday, Dec.


To-day Gen. Don Eustorgio Salzar Was IN
troduced 10 the President by the Secretary OF state.
and delivered his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary
and Mnise. P,enipotenuary Of tao United states oi
Colombia lie made tho following remarks on tas
occasion.
YoUR EXcE.LENcY: The Government OF COLOMBIA
socitous to foster and encourage the freudy ielacns
binding ii TO the United States, and 20 llil Tie hpn
latons that nave formed the matter OF special reaS
between the two nations has lately conferred upon ne
the character of Enyoy Extraordinary and Minlst's
Plcnpo,eu ,iary near the Government of yonf Lteei
leucy Tie footing 0l perfect understandings nhu COZ
diaty which the fwo countries have reached, TIE III,
crease ~ their ltual commercial transactions no
their geographical aud political conditions src. Wor
/ thv OF special consideration. For this reason
heartily congra ulac myself placing IN the haoaa os
your Iscelency es do the autograph letter o' ,ls
L President oi Colombia. accredag Ia me the mssva
10 prsseryc aad render advantageous friendship ,n
resi- ON such legitimate Interests anu to rfoles,
respectful difference 10 your Excelleney hophs ~
NAV contnac TO deserve your eonhdenee a"3 V'"'
leat consideration.
/ To this the Presllsut replied as follows.
i Gryra,L: IL WIS with sincere regret thss rees.y
rac.iyo yonr letter al recall need not say the coo.
,bat n IL with sincere satisfaction that now t.ee.'
The letter which nccredits you again as Envoy
Iinary and Minister Pleupotentiary OF Tue - 80
states of Colombia to this Government rehCN "a
,his oocasion my former assurance VI iTithGse'V
cnod will to yoGr eountrymen and your COUNTY, a
por,unal ssleom To yourself
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

HENRY C. CAREY Will discuss The Resources
of tho United States this evening before the
American Geographical and Statistical society
at Clinton Hall. As Mr.. Carey seems 10 De-
lieve that something is to be gained to the III
dustry and business of our country by contlnu'
ing to call 81 dollar and half-which seems
to us an infantile absurdity-there will douo''
less be much in his lecture from which ~ must
dissent; but that makes US none the less anxious
that Mr.. Carey should be thoughtiuiiy hearo,
His ability and his life Of study research anu
meditation. combine to assure US OF an aDie'
instructive discourse.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
COLORADO.
A rival Of the u. =. senators in k""sss-
Hopes Of . speedy Admission-Ths Cos-
st,tuttsual Anendment.

ATcIusoS. Kansas Wednesday. Dee "a lso0.
Mcssrs ChafIee and Evans United states Sena-
tors from Colorado, have arrived hero.
They report uniform confidence among the peo'
ple Of Colorado in the prompt admission of that
State into tho Union, every Important condition OF
the Enabling Act having been complied with. The
Legislature passed joint resolution requesting the
President, If no did not deem himself authorized tc
proclaim tho State in tho Union to urge It's early
admission upon Congress. Resolutions guarantee
irx tho ratification Of the anti-Slayery amendment
10 the Constitution were passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
An act Of Congress passed July 9, ls6!. ga.

A London correspondent of The Md"eheS
ter England) Guardian states that the
young King of Belgium is strongly attached 70
the political principles of the Ultramontape
party, and that he is expected to use his whole
influence in behalf of securing to this party the
ascendcncy. Ifthis statement be correct We
NAV soon learn of the outbreak Of serious dis
sensions, which viii be Of Importance to all
Europe, as they may be expected to influence
essentially the schemes of annexation, which,
according TO common belief, Napoleon and his
mark have for some time entertained.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
A special dispatch from Washington 10 Lac
Cincinnati Enouirer of Thursday says:

WAsHNGToy, Dee. 25 ls65
TIE Southern members held cancus on edhesday
evening December 90 aud resolved to go 70 their
homes and remain until March J. ut any iale On inc
succeeding day the Secretary of State, IN
with senator Sesur OF Virginia said that the Sonetn
members would oil be admitted the reopening of tne
session. and requested Mir. Segur to return py tbat
time II he left the Capital
assertion but said it might be relied upon
Whether the Secretary of State gave any Such
assurance to Senator Segur, as is here alleged,
or, whether having given it, the event predicted
is likely to take place next week, we know as
well and no better than our readers. III either
statement be true, it is an interesting itenol
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
carpoes Of the outward-bound ships Of Great
Britain. But for more texts

|
Britain. But for more texts:
"Tben what will enable the master to giTe better
wagesi By getting oe.er p,cr s', liz e,ssS Nv ex
,anan tne markets How can no sell more goods Of q
thus give more employment to labor except he can e'
ON arI,rccd market and thus meet the wants OF tue III
a nopuatjon of this countryi There ia no other
way Our business Is not to alter constitutiohs-%c
don't seek for chartism whiggsm radicnlism or repuo
iicanism-we simply ask for an enlarged market 10
enabe the capitalist TO extend the sale OF his goods
and ereby TO increase the demand for labor ond aug
ment tho rate of wages"-ISPeA before ne League IN
Auamn o. le42.
"Hut n w enlarged the various markets for pro-
ductons il we allowed full and free exchange OF our
commodities for the corn and sugar and coffee OF other
countries this would be the practical means of rdhng
the practical value OF our ana be
-(Speech against the Ten Hours BIZ.
While writing their nice little tracts, will
the Importers please bear in mind that
by sour productions" Mr.. Golden meant man.
ufactured goods, which it was his constant pol
icy to sell to foreign countries in exchange for
cheap raw materalsi
mo country IN Europe possessing 100000 OF reo'
pie could put forth the might, could slow tie resources
in men, money and equipments that the Federal Sttes
II America have done during the ltt II months. Tax
ing the whole country together about 80 900 900 OF peo'
pie have kept nearly l00O000 men In arms; and Ley
have upon the whole been equipped as no other army
ever was before. Why wss that Simply because the
Americans had not exhausted themselves previously by
high taxation. They were prosperous people Ndr
rags and profits high because ther taxation was
low; and they earning triee az much os NE oi,
Of Europe earned when the broke cut they had only
to restrict themselves to half Of their usual ei Joy
ments and they found means Of carrying on the Wan
[Speeeh on National Expenditure. June g. 1862.
"High wages" high profits" our people
learning twice as much as the people OF Eu-
ropc"-soundest of reasons, Mr.. Richard Cob
den, for your famous question and answer on
the floor Of Parliament: eff, then, America
played the bully without arms (speaking of he:
oycrbearing foreign policy before the Rebel
lion), what was it that impressed her will upon
the re,t Of the world 7"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
A WASHINGTON dispatch OF yesterday says:

In reply to the Senate resolution requesting the
Secretary ~ War 90 report whether any person Was
,mploy.d In the War Department who has not taAeh
tho oath prescribed by sci OF Congress. MI Stanton
SAYS hone have been employed except the persons
woo we're appointed Provisional Governors OF the
southern States These have received pay out OF the
contingent, war fund the same rate allowed Andrew
johnson AS Military Governor OF Tennessee. The SUNS
thus paid are: TO W. IA. Holden OF North Carolina.
.a0i to James johnson OF Georgia, 81 OOO 10 Lewis
rar,on. OF Alabama, sI.ooo and 10 H. h. Ferry oi
south Cnro.ins. 500
An act Of Congress passed July q l-62, says;
That hereafter every person elected appointed to
any office of honor profit under the Goycrnnent oi
the United States either In the civil. military. or naSa
departments Of the public service excepting the fresi
dent of the United States SHALL before entering upon
the duties OF such Office. and before being entitled ~
any OF the salary other emolumcns thereof take anu
sabseribe the following oath or affirmation;
To wit, the Test Oath which Messrs. ilol-
den, Johnson, Parsons and Perry could not take
Mr.. Stantons report, therefore, amounts TO an
admission that these gentlemen were PAID out Oh
the United States Treasury in defiance of
United States law.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Reviews of the l9test Publications; Literary
and City Items, together with the proceedings
of both branches of our City Government, Will
be found in the Supplement accompanying this
mornings TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dspsteh 70 The N. Y. Tfibms
WASHINGTON Wednesday. Deo ~ isss
PAYMENT or PRIZE

Special Dispsteh 10 The N. T. Tfibuna
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Dec. ~ 1855
PAYMENT or PRIZES.
The Treasury Department is now prepared TO
pay the crews Of the Santiago de Cuba ard the Cayuga
the former for the capture OF 45 bales Of cotton and the
latter for the capture of ,he Tsmpco
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
were s6l5OO1
Postmaster Bowen Of this city was tonight
honored with serenade by his numerous friends
Lieut. Ii. c. Strong. llth Veteran Reserve Corps
who hes for long time faithfully performed the duties
Of Assistant Commissary Of Musters the stat Of
Major-Gen. Augur, commanding Department Of Waah
ngton has been relieved from duty In this city ind
ordered TO report at Augusta Ga. for duty Ia ths
Freedmen's Bureau.
CONDITION OF THg SOUTH.
The Inspector of Schools and Finances Of tho
Freedmens Bureau has Just returned fiom tour
through the Southern States having established Freed
mems Savings Banks ct Richmond Wilmington.
Charleston, Beaufort. Savsnnsh Mobile, New.Orleana.
Vicksburg. Huntsville Nashville. Memphis and LOus-
VILE He ttes tha. all c6sses in the STATES lately In
Rebellion are fast beconing ,cconciled to their new
relations but that it will be necessary for tho Govern
ment to keep strong force in these States fer
time longer to secure justice to all
QUALIFICATIONS PoR PROMOTION.
I. has been decided By the Secretary oS War
that applicants dcsifng IN HppeGr before the IxamiB
ing Beard for promotion 20 Leutenanc'ss in the Esgz
lar Army must have snyed or two years In the
REMAINS OF wIIz
Tie statements 70 the effect that The remain,
Of Wrz had been e1haned from their place Of buriA liz
the Arsenal grounds ND had been forwarded to tbs
ads Of dcceesed st Richmo nd wholly wth9rt
foundation. No req, has been made for the remsitr
II WIZ nor IS aGi-iood tLst the relatives o. ts
deceased d~r, d. removal o. the cody and i isdo7Ds
ul If the Government wcpd consers to hsir -shstys
from the Arsenal yard Containing the remains CT
The conspratOrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Tuy CLINTON COUNTY MEMBER of ASssp.
mY-Tas Argus announced lew days si,.e ,u,'
Doard OF Cauynssers OF Clinton County haI e'l., e., ;,
IT. smith NJ Weed was elected Member oi Ass.u,o1
for that county This is N the eeitoae ne ,oac,
fraud TO obtain it, the returns from one OF .o n
were changed. as to give MI. ecu "a = a. msor
inv of Gre. The Legislature will make sbSit ~0 rr"
X ~, a;,-,, ,o tort the expressed viii OF the Fcop"
'u@ "'s"P' w '""''' IAlbany Evening Janlnal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

State bond, little doing Bank shares 6m Railway shares
heavily and between the Boards quite low prices wer'
made At the close the market steady Money" abun
dart on call at per cent Commercial paper passes" '@'
per cent for best, and oalS for second rate Exchange con-
duu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Terms Of the Tribune.
To Advertisers

We will thank our advertising customers to hand
atheT Advertisements early hour possible II
received after O'Clock hey canuot be claed under their
p7opeY heads
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

FIRR IN MISUNDERSTANDING after } o'clock
D. m Yesterday fire was discovered In the cellar OF No
b Howard.st. occupied by q. W. Clark. dealer IN rags
1t was ortnguished BY tho Insurance. raifoi anus, 81
the .radesmen and one other company Tho orls'n "'
the fro Ia unknowu.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
To Correspondenss

Ne nssics be taken OF Anonymous Cor1municstons
Wbstevers intended for insertion must be authenticated
BY the OF the wrer--o necessarily iof
pabicstion. but q guaranty Tor his good iait- r,
An huness letters his oce shouo be addreedto 1ne
=. TRIBUNE" NewYork
We eannes undertake rejected Comm
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
Hetel Personal.

Malor.Gon. Alex. McCook, Ohio; Con.
Beaver Penn and Prof Lowe, n. Y, are at the fntn'
ava Hotel.
Jchn G. Heenan wife and mother. ireland. are at the
Metropolitan Hotel .,
Gen. H. j. Sweet. ILL., Is ut present inspecting some
Of tho railroads in the West and Is expected III the aiy
In "A few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28
The Trihovo Almanac for 1865.

This popular IG.itical and Statistical Annual
wv be ready shortly. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-28

Remember that Speaker CoLFAx lectures a
Cooper Institute this evening.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-26

No DRArr.-The enrolled citizens Of Iowa can
rejoice with exceeding great joy that the quota
OF Iowa il moro than full under the last call for
100000 men. Thanks to the brave, noble men
OF our State who have volunteered for three
years, that this is so.
Prior to the draft in September, we had an ex-
ceas In this state of about II GOO three years
volunteers, and we were credited on that call
with one year for each of them. Under the last
call we are credited with the other two years of
the term for which they enlisted and that with
the recent enlistments gives an excess on the
part Of the State Of about 5000 which will be
credited on another call should one be made
We hope and believe that there will be no ne
cessty for another call The rebellion is in our
opinion about used up, and we think the d1rin.
istrstson IL Of that opinion or it would have
given US credit for but one year each for those
1900 volunteers. The Iowa soldiers are the
brasest of the brave, and Iowa is the first State
10 fill the quota under the last call. May it ever
be thus. Three cheers for the Iowa boys in blue.
hesd the Proclamation Of the Governor, in an
o'nef column, and be satisfied.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-26
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue of a special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the Office Of the Clerk of the bis.
trct Court in and for the county of Cedar, and
State of Iowa, in favor of Charles Wills for the
use of j. J. Rider, and against Albert q. Horton
and Nancy c. Horton, | have levied upon the
following property as the property of the said
Albert G. Horton and Nancy C. Horton, to-wit:
The North half of the northwest quarter of
section thirtyfve (35) also the west half of the
northeast quarter Of section thirty (35), and
southwest quarter af southeast quarter of section
twenty six (26), all of which is in township sew.
enty nine (79 north of range two (2), west OF
9Th p. n. in Cedar county. Iowa;
cry at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Satur day, the 2sth day OF
January, A. d. 1858, at one o'clock p. IN. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon
Dated this 2Cth day Of December, A. d. 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
pr fee $500. Sheriff of Cedar County Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-26

sen. Now II so happened that the a'oressio
curiously wrought fellow strobe 80 disdainfully,
and handled his ps1o| sxtrsmitiss SO much AFT er
,he .tvle Of Grant and the grace Of pair OF
,ono. that the treacherous earth betrayed his
o.lfskin understanding; and after performing .
few acrobatic tests he very promptly laid him
self dewn and measured little more than his
usual length in a smiling mud hole near the
curbstone. As he carefully selected himself
from the surroundings, and gathered h imselfu up
as cautiously as though he had been made Of
thin glass, we quickly perceived thas he could
not be accused of having lived on this earth
without having made an impression upon it.
He had certainly made his mark: he had lef, his
picture. We laughed at his performance, and
he swore At our laughter. He went his way NUT
tering, and We went philosophizng-"Dust thou
art and unto dust shalt thou return" THE
summer of pride must have its fall" GAN proud
flesh, wherever it grows, is subject to irritation"
And we wondered how such . poor, weakly
worm Of the earth among the great things Of
creation could manage to feed 50 much pride.
We wondered how one man could consider him.
self 80 much better than his fellows; when the
rain, the sunshine, and all the clements of ma.
ture and hunger and thirst and all the demands
Of the human system treat all men alike and
when the mud had as leave daub the
dandy's broadcloth Is the laborer's jeans
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-26
To ONT Patrons.

We would again remind our readers that this
season of the year is time when they are con.
stantly liable to sudden coughs. influenza, sore
throat, &c, while the children are in constant
danger from Group, throat and lung complaints
1t is important that every head of a family
should provide a remedy that is ready at all
times for immediate use, whether assailed at
the dead hour ofnight with the breaking out of
hard cold, the racking of violent cough, or
the children with that most dangerous of all
dlseases-croup-or at the midday hour, Won
should always be prepared. In Goes Cough
Balsam, you will find ready and efectual rem
edy 1t grapples and controls instantane ously
the most stubborn cough while in Group it is a
sovereign cure. The price is but forty cents
per bottle-the bottles twice the size Of any
other at the same price. Delays are dangerous.
You should always have it in the house. It can
be found at all our drug stores.