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New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Edwin noo,h q. the Winter Garden.

An immense audience according TO general
anticipation, assembled last night ut the Wiater
Garden to witness tie ieappearanco of Edwin Booth
BY opening the doors at very enry hour the manage
ment enabled the spectators 70 reach their places with
case, ond thus TO avoid the expected inconvenience oil
tumuuous throng The theaier rapidly filed up
aud. when of last the curtain rose. presented that Old
familiar spectacle. a OF faces Not only was ever!
seat occupied. but every inch of siandingroom
was eagerly appropriated by tie thronging
multitude. Seldom indeed, Las any New
Yolk theater been thus crowded, and never
by an audience Of intelligent class. Is vel
come TO Mr.. Booth vas significant in no common sense
Of the word Actulted ty profound sympathy and ad'
mration it expressed itself in long and almost deaf
ening iumult of enthusiasm Nine cheers each round
being followed by its particular and emphatic Tiger.
hailed the melancholy Dane and gave him, at The outset
due warrant TO cast lis nightly color O4 frequent
applause, too followed his peIson,tlon, FROM point TO
point and he was called before the curtain at the end
OF each act TIE Mo Yo,k Hsra'i was remembered. IN
the course ofthc evening with three rounds Of emphatic
groans and liberal allowance OF l1sesan unnitaka-
Die indication Of the spirit in which the public have con-
demued the a,rocOus attack AiT. Booth, made IN
that paper not many days ago. Ia short the reception
accorded to MI Booth was such his genius merits
and such as the people Of Ncw.fork 80 well know 10"
to render TO an object OF their esteem.
III reference TO the performance we can say bl'
word OF commcndation. writing. Gs we DO at very
late hour. Mr. Booth has never plnyed ihsmiet more
perfectly than he played il last night. and we douo' Il
the character has been represented more correctly
and admirably. The general representation Of the play
VIZ also satisfactory. We shall take an early oppor'
tunty TO review this subject with that thosougtne's
which il its due
One other fact, however should be stated. hr boo'n
has preferred to appeal directly 10 tic justice o. the
American pubic rather than to avail lmse! oil aS au
dress Inviting hun 10 return TO the stage Sshou Dy
many OF the leading ci.zeus Of this ond ohef ei'e
The welcome accorded to him last night shows thaI nc
made the wiser cloic, AZ the same time we have al'
thority for stating that Nj Boo;h is profoundly g'@'e
u ior the friendship thus decaiey expressed nid VIII
always remember i with gratitude and pleasure
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
IAlycr,iitmeu'si

HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF AFFECTION AND CHAR
iY.-WnlrLlR & WbsoSs LocKsnIcn SE9NG
MACHINES. No. G2l BrOadwag, New'iork' are adapted
to all kinds OF family astg army clothing and to the
use OF selmsrssics. dressmaker'. tlLoFs. manu!ao'
lurers Of shirts, eetr shirs. eloaks. mnniia', cloth
Ing hats caps, cor7es lades boots and shoes linen
goods. umbrellas, yrsasoi'. &c. They work equally
well upon silk linen woolen AMI cotton goods with
elk. cotton or linen thread. They will seam. quilt
gather. hem fell cord braid bind, and perform every
species OF sewing, making a beautiful and perfect
stitch. alike on both side, OF the artico sewed
TIE QUALITIES WHICH gECoaMfSp THEM ARE;
Beauty and excellence OF stitch alike on boti sides
OF the fabric Sewed.
.. Strength. frmness. aud durability OF seam. that
will not rip nor ra'el
g. Economy Of thread.
L. Attachments and wilerinss Of application to pur'
poses and materials.
S. Compactuess and elegance Of model and finish.
g. Simplicity and thoroughness OF construction.
2. Speed. ease OF operation and management ani
qac,ne,s Of movement
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

ANNUAL MEETING OF TnR HISTORICAL
SocwfY.-The annual meeting of iic New.loik HIS
.orlcal Society was held at their rooms. coraer %
llcyentL.si and Second.a,e on Tuesday evening. NJ.
Frederic De Peysier prcsdcd and opened he meeting
After the reading Of the minutes the eh0onS o. ohcef'
took place and the following were rcJlcc.el
For Presdru'-FuDoaIc DK PEfrrIn.
For First Nic. prrsidrnt--fuoAts W WIZ y. ~
For Second Niec-!sesiieAt--L LsJAAiA hoBiHr " ~
TIpOP ,,..
Tor Domestic Core. pondiai sserrtary--JonN RoAErS
For Frcordns sscreiary-t tNpRgw WAsSzg
lor rreanTer-BgsJANis IL. filLp
For Lbnfan-GLoEGf D.!Rr Noort
The Treasurer report gave balance OF ssl e IN
the treasury OF The Society for last year short ad
dres Of thanks was made by Mn De Pcysler bis re-
election as President after which Dr.. Peicr wilson,
Chief Of IIo0uos Tribe Of Indians was introduced and
entertained the aulience with numerous incidents In
Le history of that nation. and referring particularly 10
,beir loy nj action in the war; the warm support ana e
many sacrifices Of life they gave TO preserve tho mon
H. 'troncIs Vinton, on behalf Of the sOns oi Rhode
,ia in tLia cify then proscnicd 10 the Society the
h"ny nsed py that body during the late war on public
ana"ions, and he also gave tlc Society 900 In med
Go,e. Londs subscribed by the same body 10 be nsed
for collecting history Ol Rhode Island ior pieaei'a
lion i'm the Historical Library. Mr Georgc Dancnoit
l ,owedged the present III suitable terms Inc nist
g, raised over Charleston by thioh troops was ,nsn
yen 10 The Society, to be put among tnS fegs %, o @
nohslon. by Mr. Frederick Knapp, meI Wh!cn 'Hc
noefinp adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
FORTREss ION1OE.
Rnistng n Cunboat-G Observance of New
Nenr's--GoverunicntH Hnlc--Storm"Nsovf'
ruenis OF Steamers.
FORTRESS Monroe, Monday. Jan

FORTRESS Monroe, Monday, Jan. l, 1856.
Efforts are to be made blythe QJariermaSter'S ;
Department 10 raise the Gunboat Smith Briggs, sunk
by The Rebels nearly two wears ago during hh attack
on Smthvilie The Welking.beam and connection,
have bcn carried 20 EiChmond bat her boiler shsit
and gIeTer part Of the machinery SliU remain. The
Briggs belonged 20 Gen. Grahnms Army GEnboat
Flois operating on the james River during the war
The bark St Lawrence from Il fillmore with mules
and -four for nemorara hos arrived.
New.Y YcaI day pass ed OF veTv quietly. The coored
population IN Hampton turned out Dasse IN grand
procession, headed by bead Of music from the 3th
New. York Artillery. esrrisoning the fort, aud were
received by MaorGen. Mills commanding the post.
IoEIGE,s MONROE Tuesday Jan 2 ls0b.
The doub.eeuder Agawlm exploded her steam
chest near Norfolk TODAY and obliged to return
here.
a large sale ofGovernmen. property took place to-day
OF good price.
The northeast storm hes obliged largo number OF
vessels TO make a harbOr here Ul-u more favorable
weather.
FORTRESS MoyEOT, wednesday, Jan. }. lso,.
The steame. Mercedita sliled to-day for NeT-hork.
The steamer Missouri arrived here to-day from New.
Orleans, short of coal.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
IezED.

BhssFORD At Fordhan On Tuesday jan q Or cousump.
tion, William b. Bt,.osi, h the 5Ji year Of his age.
furer1 Fri1ly Jan from the r;sidcnce o. M Tho,.
ba5 ford at tofdhou, Al. ceooA m liis remains viii
csrir. v IL be attendance At The Twenty sirth.st Depot
Nf. Il. X, a, u p.
Z,uoDi' West, wi.eofL. H. Brisrui aged y years.
Tie ideud Of Aa family respectfully invited 20 stenth beg
funeral irom Miusion House. Friday Jan. 5, sta
Her reais, " 10 b, tatsn to Greenwood for inerment
DoLAN-on Tcs'ily mo.nng. Jan ?, 1855, Emily sscond
daughter OF John 4. and Mosli Doaa, decessed
ii remains F.I Dc taken - Wh,eas, n. L.. for inter-
meat.
HATHORY-Ou J,uuqry af lon, and painfp illness.
Eliza IIyor wife Of Geo Ha,noEn In Re SD year Of her
Th iond al relative, Of ths famy Gre r,'psiy invited
attend the iunere. her late resience No ~ West
foysy.io1sshst.. Oh Tsli'i,y, Jie. T. At u o'clock
HhHPTON-oa Tpesdsy aftnnoou, Jau 2, Mrs Sarah
To flesd. oi,he ftnly aud Of her son,iwilam H. aud
Alonzo r., re5ctely inviei 70 attend ,ie iunerh
seice At No 90 We's TSel'sh' on THURSDAY afternoon
RICHNOND-On Monday. Jan. l. Sarah Adelaide widow Of
the Rev VIM. !acLlnoal ,,.,
ioner. oi s.. Auchseis Churc spscty invited 20
attend the funeral services in -. lae. ca rch Broii
way corner Of Ninety nin.hsl on lhnFiSy jan at 81
O'Clock o. III.
sCHUYLER-,n ii, city OF weia,.i,y morning Jsn. ,.
Willie Lase, u,lnt spn Of Rsoeft and Carrie l. Sch"y-
IT,. r1ys and fienis of o., family 1re iav;el 10 attend
the meiaL rom iae reiieucs o. 'e cai graadi @er j.
b. Ack-s, 10 iisatla st., % FhJiy jaa o. as o'clock
sTILLNAN-On Tl,,Iiy Jan p ThOa.i' B. stlmsn. aged
H. flsr,l viii ,te o,c, from hi, li,c resid,rc, in Pl,n
fed y. j. 90 Thursday afternoon, ftn inst, a. J. O'clock
Reliiyes and nrui, ere invited % otend @Vhou' toHher
Tran. leave the o,. Of Libelty. " R. or Palu9ei via
~ !. Central Ra!ro,t a IL Orpct m anf f-,ni .sve
Piaind.d a. cola Cairi5,' wi be Ia s.'sn'i'ce
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
RoBByD oy A DIAMOND pfv.-Mr. Aloxa

ROBBED OP A DIAMOND PN.-Mr. Alexander
n. Berram. q boardcr at the Lafarge House, while
riding ia a Unlyersity place car. at the corner Of
Tvelithti attempted 10 leave the car. While dong
he was crowded against by james Rogers and
James Mccarthy. who impeded his egress; On
reaching the walk The found that his diamond pm
valued d. $500 had been stolen. On ascertaining his
loss he after the car caught II. and rode 70 Four
teenthst., when the two men mentioned got oil. Mr.
Bertram followed them to Broadway, and there caused
their arrest by Roundsman Porcber OF the tweDD'
sixth Precinct. Yesterday they were committed Tor
trial by Justice Ledwith Ia default Of 800 bail each
Mccarthy Is aged 2l years and resides at NO. lis
Prince ST. Rogers Is aged 70 years. native OF Ire
land, 9ld resides Al NJ. 100 Grecnes
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Dessrncfiye Fire at Xonkcrs.


A destructive fire, and the largest which ever
occurred in this village broke out in the fourstory
building Gettysquare in the center Of the business
portion O. the village owned by the Hon. Wn. Rad
ford about O'Clock tAis morning. which, IN few
hours was entirely destroyed. The PostOfoc Us
Statesman newspaper aud job printing Office tho gro
ceiy OF Morris Lloyd the liquor.storc OF VIM. Cum
ming, the newsOilice OF David Barns. a lager beer
saloon AID the National Guard Ar,nory whiohlwas the
principal p1bc hall herc) al were located In the said
m.iidiIg The total loss by this fire is estimated az
so 900 upon which theIe IS al insurance TO the gnc lu
nfe e1s m
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Terrible Catsstrophe-Two Chiidren suf-
Teratsd yV ano;e- { d rouerj, y,tgurat,

Shortly before . O'Clock yesterday morning
fre oecarel IN tle uppr gart o lie hee tory h!iGk
tese!ht. with the adjoining houses Nos 100 AID l6i,
also tenement houses. was damaged by fife and water
to the extent Of about $500.
The uppel floor Of Nc. l63 occupied by Eenry II.
Van CTceg painter whose two little gin. 0cel years
aud months ana years and months. were smother
cd to death while the noiher WIS temporarily absent
Coroner Avery held an inquest last clening, when
tie lol0Wiu, facts were eicitcd About 8 o'clock Mrs
Van Crecf went out 10 DO lrkctns hear by, and
left tue children playing in the kitchen IN the rear part
OF the house; TIE cO0r leading to tho nan was ier open
aud tie fire in the stove had ogti she was absent
not 90 exceed 20 minutes, and when near home On he.
reuru saw smoke H. u.D- from the rcOi of the house
and supposed that the chimney OF the adjoining house
was or ir, but upon reaching the upper par. OI tue
locked and smoke entering the hall window when Wi'
Ia.sed Tie then succeeded ln,ouf5ing open ,bc HD"i
and finding tie foOm icusry flcd w..h smo1e. called
her children but, receiving no answer. ran mo lhe
gtredt aud gu,e the alarm. Shortly after Ir. HeXi
mex and Timothy FOLEY arrived ~ tho scene anl heat
that there children ~ one Of the ROOMS made
their wuy 9ps'aiis past a humoei oi meA VINO VIZ q
lasDg up buckets OF water ana throwing upon the
haG.cs that hJl burst forth StOOpiag close to the
l0or. Mr. Heylner and Timothy Foley entered
the room and haaly found tie children l.ing
al the rear Of tie room lnSoNserSihlo, ana agOl
conveying them 70 The street life found TO be eA
tinCt Nil Foey stated thut when be arrived tberr no
person present vould enter the room 10 attempt TIE
rescue 0f tie children but at this tine none OF The
Gremen lad arrived. Ms Van C.eet u5s preglJ., 10
leaving the house 5Tcl'cd smoke but seclrg two ~
three puiIs OF smoke issue ff0m DE chimney. 8he
thought nothing Of H. II also appears that the names
we're principally in the bedroom between t'c mont sd
rear room and n tbs room there were some m1seLes
IN the Wash.s,aad drawer.
Tho odcs. gin was burned abou, the chest legs eni
hand BAT her gsrmcEs were not sooTehcc anu TIE
youngest one bad "a s.iynt bum CpOn Onc CleeA.
The jury rendered q verdict that Mary G1d Emma
Van Greet 10 their death by h.Dc0toa. Dut tina.
tie cause OF tlic fire was unknown To the JI}.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

avrncUs CLUB BALL.-Thc ball oil the
-, (lnb which comes on this evening promises
10 he one of the most brilliant aiairs OF the season W.
Producing as it will some pleasant novelties IN ADDITION
,o sisnnr Maylmilian's admirable decorations Inc
Academy will be transformed into temporary para
disc filled with singing binds snd fountains ''ocAeu
with sparkling fishes Other fountains viii iOla Tue ~.
with the fragrance Of their perfanod waters anao'0!
lad, will b, presented With fresh bouquet.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
ynXaI Intelligence.

The trial ofV,e l5-inch gun has concluded in
the lower Bag. Sye very Interesting experiments
were made, ond On a. whole The result was sailsfac'
t0gT. These guns tIeNQ be placed board the Pun
tan and other vessels oftei clnss IT has been decided
10 mount the 'ufrc oi thcpuron one OF the light
draft mOnIiOTf end then stndect IT 20 the fire of all the
forts at the noiTowa Tins Promises 10 be plost IN
tcrc. ting aud exciting trial. ana will be fine chance
~: The gnnnera Ol lhe forts % dhlay theiI skIlL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
BRoOE&Iyx NEWS.

THE Rrss-DAYToN ArPMR-DsATu oP rHb
Distracted Lovca --On Welacaihy morning ~ :
O'Clock. M Wm. n. Rnss who DO Wil. De fes'Iectei.
shot Miss Fanny Dayton. IN Clinton 't. on saturday.
fe ed OF II c.4bcr lafi died attte CO. Hospital nom
the Effects Of wounds indicted hr himself Hf Wa dr
terruined 10 die Il wounds vfie ~ such cihtncie.
st lie lght Aaye rc Oil! "a. hlf it clu'ctstd Aif
a. rrrin,l 10 dc cad die Dc did. The 1ne lldy
Il recovering. She is reported a. hcns vtiy coa.oi;
able aud IL Is pcb'Do tLli e'cLi-' - .-e "i D' ''
flrIi.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

TfRE.-Ahout II O'Clock Tue layercunGH
fre broke oui n the 1ror store corner OfJ'y and Pros
peei.ts, occupied u.s. LmIison Bros. caused DIS lcAA
IN tio gra Pine The rooms above TIE store were occu
,i,d bT ,eyeal families nn1 some of te members wer,
nelry Killed hy the smoke which iArd ilc rooms. Nis
uafy ten with child born on Tire lasi Of ne Ola
wear, were ucarly eiocaied They @ee =. ,ueu ho'1
their rerous position by the police Of s tofyseoohd
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
MARHsI ID.

Fest H'mjure. Erle Co NY. II
tne rrsdese @ o. me 9des tathsr, by the R,y l. p SO.
y'li oi bntio Nh Holer Brooke Of J.f3ey cy 10 Nss
Lucy A. Hoss daughter o. Davi Hoa- OF tic former place
N cgrds.
ELLsNCRTH-liJSTTiNG South Hampton L T. Oh
Newl ears evening Jan J. 1856 By the Rev X n Wilson.
D. - JoAA 4 ts"ora o. oth,}g'to.k 70 Mamie, dIus.t,t
OF fWiilm Hunting rsl.
WEED SCOfitLD- AZ EOrtn Stamford. Coun %
Monday Jan n tie Tesilerc, Of tAr o-i is f.ler ty
the Reg. Henry +. Teller, Sir Join v We-a of Port
chester, T. sagy p dag ter Of Ano- sc0hssj, ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

THE LATE MAJOR MoRosY.--1hc remains
Of the late Major Richard S. Mofony o9th Regiment
New. York V ", Will aniyc IL this c,y from Rich.
moud, Va this morning. His brother Officers are re-
quested to meet at the Whitney House, Broadway and
fwelfth.st on Friday the Sh inst. at =. m. TO make
arrangements for attending the funeral.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

morning Thomas Ma4lsT was set upon by ti-ce men
nt The corner 0 sld Avenue i. dragged
into uri i-ih1ring hallway. nd robbed of his coat.
cor tflnuc t0iders discharge and - ln Treasury
hotes The ihrv., then lo0 him ill raa iOwurd
Iilst.aye. EoualsInu Lclly o. tlc Liehtcrnih Fr'
c.lc' srlrei iGr-iy arrested ono 0 tfe Lumber named
George Kopg,er guu lu l.s posses 9a W0s found tlc
missing coat Ue Ua- committed for trial 1y insic,
LclWlh. murray VS., sent 90 Iae Hgas, @! DETENTION
ls 4 vtfleBL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
VIRGINIA..
The Embers OF Secession stni smoIdering.

Special Dispatch to The y. Y. TribaHe.
RICHMOND "wednesday, Jan. 3 1900
Tie Times of this morning has an article in-
citing the mob spirit sgaias, The loyal correspondents
of The Northern press in this city ard urging chossc
ment and ma!treatmer:.
The Eramir:r argues against the further circulation
oi Yankee literature
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
p,s.rnver. Arrived.

Ia asari.if. Vera Cil from Sea- O. E-Mifg.. Iuf.t
hsin.l st ST.. Jlr.l tOrrt ip Nlrs % aij .etvlrt
iiti4 d. ia Gflls if Vngfe- 2. 81 iviu ". flirJf,
Losi. Dawu D. L. j. kcszcf ". e.. To. s-y. aln' JOEY
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

PyLg's o. X. SoAP-THE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry Bathing and Toilet use. boconoS eI,
tremev hard and not liable to unnecessary wasts Sold
By groQegs sIVVWagTs Qep9t. Nv. w Wasalaat9R d.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
CctHE AND CASUALTY.
Eccord OF Guilt and Accidents an 'hc 'e-
tropo,is-stnti-tics of thc Past Hfnr'

The following statistics oi crime ana casually
in Ne..York, during the past twelve months have
been ohtsired from .he IoLce rccotls 0. tle c.Ly.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Figures will not lie and the s,,,i.Iio. =,

Figures will not lie. aud the statistics of .
the sHs' Of rHAIosS NmdfbIoosrSo cEaEus during
the last '"o yeas show tiA i hAs attained popularity
never reached by aay Of the Pfench English or German
perfumes previous to teir eEeiason the country
under the pre'cu, talia. Sold everywhere
The combination Of ingredients used in
making 8aOwS's BaoScaLL Tsocns |, such .s 20 give
the best posb,s elect With safety Tie Taocsas are
used aiway. with good sucrs'' end widely known Is
the 0es. remedy FOR cous Colds. Throat Dseases ana
Asthmatc troub!,,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
A CARD.

For The purpose of more fully supplying the
OF the public and in order to preyea. uuscrupG.
ious dealers from paminy or inferior and worthless
goods as tue MowroS GoLD PEys shall hereafter
SELL NO GOODS Al WHOLgsALg srscptag orly TO duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents 10 whom Certia.
OF such Agencyw be given. and vho elone shall
be- able 10 sell the MORTON PEss in that ohy village
To my Agents shall give a liberal discount upon
their agreeing TO supply the public at ny Published AID
well known prices.
Jewellers or Staoners will in oil cases. be preferred
az Agents
Conditions and Terms for Agency viii 10 stated upon
application. by letter or othcrwiSe.
Where no A.gency is established, those wishing the
MoRToN Prs must send to my store. where prompt
attention will be given TO their orders.
A Circular. with facsimile EEgcayings CT oil Sizes
and Prices will be sent o1y one en- recsip. OF letter
postage.
Address 3. MoaroS. No. 25 Maideu.lane, New York.
Dated New. Tork. NOV ]. IojJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

The BURGLAR Hrs OWN lNFoRMEa.-Thc
orcniuc OF each window and Door telPgrapbs 10 your
room 1ni never falls. Applied iny..by and without
damage. T. EOL.ES 80. !'t BFOaiWa!'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
E.atrat ssip News.

AANlhf fI
st.i.p N,rl Crix Muuiy, iiugi inl Vera Cruz uidi;
rli .ifL O. {. \. NlAlry.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Sreclacles D0c.l or Medicines Peupal3t
mailed noe on receipt Of Ten cent. Aidrc5s L. b.
fOCrE, NJ. d., No. l.ljJ BroadFag New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

ERCSsoS's CALjRIC ENGINES, Cox pumping ana
ell iislt work, unequael. No. iW Dglne'ss, \. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Gpeciai Notices.

Newspaper Reporis.-ROUND TABLE.
Braabury,s Pianos-THE BEST Pronounced 'ths
Best" By the renowned ar1.,a superior in toneo
touch power. DURABILITY ,n1 e,sncs Of hai'h" Ware
rooms Nos az aud as Br,oue Of Crosby Call OF
se.l Cor , cir.u,lr WM D. BRADBURY
"yyhn. Sac Negroes TNI Do."-R0UHD TABLr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

RgcKs. 30. 600 to3J. 600 splendid PRIcRs are
made per dag by the EAUOSAL BRICK MA FnNE. sat.
isloctiol guaranteed. ABGAN kIQ-A No. l3) Broad
a.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

JEFFgRs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only peoe in the eiiy where
LADIES G0OD EOOT5 AID SEOf5 AID GFErEIsSS 5
EaBaDIDEaCD SLIPPERS can b. had nc low prices
JgFrERs 10. $40 BR0ApWAi.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

CLOTHES WRNl2es VI a'l kinds repaired by
nary Ws-hng Wringine Mlehirs Co ''6t BroilSsyNf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-24
The Minority Report.

We published, yesterday, an alb
stract Of this able report. and our
readers will doubtless endorse the
following opinion of the clear-minded
and close-thinking editor of the Bal
timore S,W:
'"rhe report, as we have indicated,
must carry conviction to the minds
Of all readers. Measures, it is pre-
Snned, will be taken, in due time, to
give the entire document large cir
culation, by the proper agencies,
throughout the country. 1t should
be read by every thinking man, as it
Is complete vindication of vital
point Of constitutional law, refuta-
ton of slander against the people of
eleven States, and an overwhelming
blow to radical usurpation.
The National Mte9liyemce,, high au-
tholity, says:
cit Is an unauswerable view of the
constitutional status of the Southern
States, and must produce an impres-
sion on all intelligent and dispas
slonate minds. We trust it may have
.siA S-A'SAoIN0 CiICuEttIOu, us we DelcVo
1t IS calculated to do much good.
I'VE confess we have read the mi
nority report with great pleasure. We
breath freer under it. We feel that
we are still living under a form of
Government limited by Il Constitu-
ton, which no party has right to
violate, and which, in the long run,
they cannot violate, without Just re-
tribution from an indignant people. y
Had we space, we might multiply
similar opinions, which we find in
our exchanges. We will only add,
that every conservative paper in the
North speaks loudly i'll commenda-
ton OF the report rs an able and pa
triotic document. 1t cannot fail to
have wholesome influence on the
masses of tho people iii that section,
which is the great end desired to he
accomplished.