Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Feniaa Circles in Louisville, KY, have
passed resolutions denouncing O'Mohoney.
The House of the Kentucky Legislature has
adjourned to the 10th of January.
We call especial attention to the highly in
teresting letter in another column from our Paris
correspondent.
The ship Roger Ahren, from Mobile for
Liverpool. with 300 bales of cotton, was recently
wrecked on Sand Island.
Buffalo and vicinity were visited on We'd
nesday night by the heaviest gale known there for
many years. The lake shipping will suffer serious
loss.
G. B. Lamar and his son, lately arrested in
Savannah have been released by order of the COM
mandng General upon their furnishing S25 600 bonds
to answer for their appearance at court.
The amount of business transacted at the
Stock Board yesterday was slight. Gold was 4
lower-seing at both Boards at l46, and closing at
l457s. Money is abundant and the loan market easy
The steamer Carroll, from New York for
this port, colided with the schooners Shadden and
Loon in the bay Thursday night, sinking the for
mer and capsizing the latter.
Navigation has closed on Lake Champlain,
the steamers having all gone into winter quarters
Next year and elegant passenger steamer is to
be put on the lake.
In the Supreme Court in the case of John
Q. Robinson against the Erie Railway Company for
damages, resulting from their cars running off the
track the jury yesterday gave verdict for the plain
tiff for 81 500.
A meeting of the citizens of Atlanta, Ca.
has been called to organize regiment in order to
clean the city of the scoundrels whose business is
murder and robbery. General Anderson will take
command.
The United States steamer trolc, of Ad-
mraI Goldborough's Mediterranean squadron ar
rived at Leghorn, from Lisbon, in the beginning of
this month having touched at several ports on the
way.
The trial of Howser and Rowser, the Pitts
burg burglars. for the murder of Polite Paul and
Cassie Munday, in Cambria county, committed on
the th of June last resulted in their conviction of
murder in the first degree. They were promptly SEN
fenced to be hanged
A fire at Camp Douglas, Salt Lake, on
the 10Th instant. destroyed a commissary warehouse
filled with Government supplies. Loss million
of dollars. A board of officers had been detailed to
investigate the cause of the fire.
During the prevalence Of furious storm
at the North on Wednesday ght, the brigs Prosper,
John Ardes. schooners Eveline Hickey, James T.
Crandall, and bark Enrique were wrecked off Sandy
Hook. Several lives were lost.
Inc anniversary Ol lue ldnulllg Oh Lne L IL
grims was observed yesterday at Boston by grand
military demonstration The numerous battle-fags
of Massachusetts, regiments were formally transferred
to the State, and deposited in the Capitol An i'm
posing turn out of veterans took place under the
command Of Major Gen. Couch.
Brigadier General John Eaton, who, as
Chaplain of the 9th Ohio regiment selected by
General Grant the first officer to take charge of
the Freedmen in the West, and who has since rem
dered the most efficient service to them and the
country, both as commander of colored troops and
more recently as an officer of the Freedmens Bureau
has Just resigned his commission to become associated
in the publication of loyal and enterprisng daily
newspaper in Memphis.
Litchfeld county, CT, has been visited by
gang of desperate fellows, who thus far escape de-
lection. In Salisbury four stores have been robbed
also the postofce at East Canasa. The perpetrators
are supposed to be the same who robbed Mr.. Penny
| the agent at Towners Station on the Harlem rail
road. Some cases of highway robbery have occurred
and the citizens are arming themselves and taking
measures to ferret out the guilty parties