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nsss - shas soesi0a n ~ essasy. with ths hope oI
s.oseasng ~ fssoss now there
Colonel Slower Who has recently returned 70 wash
ingtoa nm Salt Like Q, reports that many oatrages
being psrpetraed The Gepsilss by t9e Aormons
Brigham Young had vengeance on thsm and his
followers were jealous In their prosecutions
The departments at Washington have received Off.
cia information of the intention OF General sherman
and Minister Campbell to return New Orleans nor Of
their having done So as reported heretofore
The Canadian government intend stationng force on
the border ST. Adams, in consequence or the mill
ary preparations Of Colonel Roberts Fenns The troops
at Sweetsburg have been reinforced.
The iron plated frgate New Ironsdes lying at League
Island took fire yesterday morning. and soon became
total loss. The fire 10 supposed to be the work Of an
incendary.
The steamer Pine Blur was burned 70 the water 8
edge opposite Cincinnati Ohio, yesterday morning. 1t
attached her for wages due amounting to 50 co. and
the obligation not paid.
The brig Arabian which arrived at this port yesterday
reports having the yacht Henrietta ON Thursday
nearly due east from Nantucket
packing warehouse and two dwelling houses in
Birmingham, opposite Pitsburg, destroyed BY 6re
Saturday night.
Rev. Henry Ward Beechsr discourscd q Plymouth
church yesterday the experience Of the apostles
in the evening the Of the Apostle Paul Tho
Rev. Charles B. Smyth continued his series Of lectures
the 'sNaked TRUTH At the Everett Rooms The
Church Of the Holy Innocens Thirty street.
Broadway, dedicated yesterday, the services
being conducted by the Most Rev. Archbishop McCoskey
Rev. J. R. Bayey, Of Newark, dedicated the Church
of st. Peter founded by the late Father Kelly, in
Jersey City. Forty days indulgence granted by
the Right Reverend Bishop TO all persons assisting at
the ceremonies. A discourse gambling delivered
last evening in the Reformed Dutch church. Thirty.
fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues by
Rev. DR.. Stryker.
An investigation held yesterday on the body OF
Edward r. Bacon who died from the effects Of blow
on the head with glue pot The jury rendered YER
dict that the blow given in self defence and If the
deceased had received proper medical treatment at
Bellevue Hospital he would probably have recovered
Homer A. Nash who charged with tho killing, was
thereupon discharged.
William Compton and John Blake, who were severely
burned by the explosion Of gasoline at the Compton
House on Friday night died from the effects Of their
iuries yesterday This makes persons who have lost
their lives during past week by 6res and there
nine victims yet living who badly injured from the
same cause and Of them in condition that leaves
but little hope Of their recovery.
Mr. Fairbrother who was shot by servant girl
whom he had discharged from his hotel at Terre Haute,
Ind few days since, died on Friday.
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alOng bis defensive line, Juarez win flad II 4
di6acult task TO restore anything like Law and
order in single one Of the eight or ten States
abandoned BY the imperfalists. On the con-
trary. as this republican Chief that chief aud
the other, with q few thousand soldiers TO
back him, may think himself as good as Juarez,
ii Is possible that unless Messrs. Campbell and
Sherman proceed at once TO hunt him up they
will never find him.
Let US suppose, however that with the con-
centration of the imperialists along the line
indicated the country to the northward falls
quietly into the recognition Of Jusrex, he will
still be destitute OF the means and troops re-
quired to regain the city Of Mexico against
Miramon. We shall then have two Mexican
republics, and as that Of Miramon will hold the
established capital Of the whole country, it
may be not only de facto, but de jure, recog-
nized by Congress as the legitimate republic,
against the outside establishment Of Juarez,
recognized by President johnson. In any
event it is apparent that Napoleon. through
his agents and emissaries, by dexterously using
the Church party, the property holders and the
rival republican chiefs and factions against
each other, will be very apt to remain master
of the situation in Mexico until Congress shall
adopt the solution suggested year or two ago
by General Grant-the practical and simple
solution of the bayonet This is the legacy
which Napoleon evidently intends to leave u.s.
unless we accept the alternative of binding
over Juarez and the Mexican republic, one and
indivisible, to pay off his claims Such being
the case, we think the time has come for Con-
gress to take hand in the game. Timely in
tervention may prevent disastrous explosion
of the bubbling ingredients Of the Mexican
cauldr0n.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway, near Broom,
street.-THK HAPPiEsT DAT Ny LIIR-THE PEOPLE
LAWYER
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NEW YORK THEATRE, Broadway. opposite New York
Hotel. -CESDRILLON.
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GERMAN STADT THEATRE. Nos As and n Bowcry.-
IAsr APPEARANCE or OrTiLiE GENEE IN Four DiFrEREN
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, Nos. and West
Fwoaty fourth streeL-BuDw0Rra's MisspekLs
MIrsrRsLsr BALLADs. BuRLksouEs. 4c.-GRxAr ExrEerA
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roNv PASTORS OPERA ROUSE. III Bowerv.-ccMtc
VOoALisx-NKcR0 MfysrRKLsY, BALLET DVERrIsssNeyr,
Ac-AnERicAss TURKEY.
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MRS. r. B. coNwAY's PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn
IA VIM
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE, a.
Mechanics Hall. 472 Broadway-fH VARIETY LacHr
IAucnAsLx ENTERTAINMENTS. CoRrs DE BALLET. &c.
Tar Wufrx BOYS ~ IRELAND
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE. No. 5ll Broadway
De REGiaKsr's TOcHTRR.
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SAN FIR ANCISCO MINSTRELS. 1856 Broadway. opposfie
tbe Metropolitan Hotel-ly THEIR ETHIOPIAN ESrERr.W.
sHsTs. SINGING, DANCING AND BURLLsaUEs-CkSDRilios
~ INK Four SENSES
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KELLY L Icons MfNsTRELS 30 Broadway oppo.
alto tho New York Hotel-IN SONGS DANCES Eccgs.
Ixlcrsss BuRLKsoUxs, &c.-scuaIrr WITH Y--HorGr
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srEINwAY HALL. Fourteenth strcet-GEoRGs W. MoR
CANS ANNUAL CONCERT.
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DODwORTHS HALL. ao6 Observation-Disclosures HAgrz
WILL PsRyogx MIRACLES. Tag HEAD Air.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of Grand and Crosby
strsets.-GRsAr MASONIC FAIR IN AID or rag HALL
AnwTu RtrNn
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. sis Broadway -
IsCrUgKs WITH rHT Or. HrpnogKy MICROSCOPES twice
daily HEAD AHD RIcHr Ann PRoHsT. Open from 5
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sEAvERS OPERA HOUSE, William sburg -EruropIAS
MInsrsxLyy. BALLAps. CoMc PANIoNIMEs. &c.
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HOOLEY' OPERA HOUSE, Brooxivn.--ErnroriAS MIX.
srRBlSr. BALLADS, BURLEsouEs PASroxixEs.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
Conversational.

WAsHISaroS, January 5-SsSATg Mr..
Sumner offered u petition from the colored
people of the State OF Alabama, asking Con-
gress 10 secure their freedom 10 them; also, n
petition from tho colored people of Missis-
sippi, asking tho right OF suffrage; also, one
from the colored people OF Colorado, protest
Ing against The recognition of that State on
account Of the radical injustice to them In the
recently adopted State Constitution.
Mr.. Williams introduced a, Joint resolution
submitting, as On amendment 10 the Constitu.
ton, that no power shall exist In Congress TO
provide for payment to any person on account
OF the emancipation OF slave. in the United
States, and no appropriation of money shall
ever be made by law of Congress for that pur
pose. Referred to the judiciary Committee
Mr. Foot introduced a bill authorizing the
appointment of Solicitor for the Navy De-
partment Also bill for the appointment of
Naval ] Judge Advocate General.
Mr. Trumbull introduced a bill TO enlarge
the powers Of the Frsedmen's Bureau.
HousG.-A resolution was adopted having in
view the entire suppression of polygamy in
Utah.
The Presidents annual message was dis
cussed.
Mr.. Spading, Of Ohio made n speech, con-
tending that Congress alone has the power to
give vitality 10 the Southern States. He pro-
nounced false the charge that the President
would use the Executive patronage 70 compel
Congressman to support his favorite policy
DIR. Spalding mentioned various things which
would justify him In the work of reconstruc-
ton, including negro suffrage and constitu
tional provision that no person who, at any
time, had taken up arms against the United
States Government should ever be admitted
to 4 seat In Congress.
Both Houses of Congress adjourned until
Monday
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LpuIsIatura Of Maine,

AUGusTA, MAINE, January 1.-The House of
Representatives passed an order this morning
TO adjourn finally on the 18th of February; but
it is not thought that the Senate will concur.
The following elections took place this morn
ing:
Secretary of State, Ephraim Flint, Jr.; At
torney- General, John A. Peters; Land Agent,
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son. These are the present incumbents.
The nominees for the Executive Council tel
egraphed last evening have all been elected
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
BY JoHNsoN's INDEPENDENT AGENCY.

From Washington-Re constructiea Commits
sion 10 visit the South-The President Enforc-
Ing His PoIicy-Death Of Mr. Hickey-RadicaI
Speech-PubIic Lands I'm the South.
WAsHrSGToy, January 5.-Secrctary Stanton
having officially notified the committee Of his
declenslon to pronounce a eulogy on the life
and character OF the late President Lincoln
another meeting has been called to select
another person.
The Committee of Fifteen on Reconstruction
propose to send special commission South to
inquire into the condition of affairs, with the
view OF obtaining proper information.
The Secretary of the Treasury to day decided
TO Issue railroad bonds to the Kansas and Lea
yenworth Railroad Company on the second
division of the road.
tits stated here that no Congressman can
hope for official favor or patronage in AT least
two of the departments of the Government
unless he shall declare for what is termed the
Presidents policy. 1t is being Indignantly
commented upon by [radicalI members here.
Announcements boldly made in at least one OF
the departments will, II is believed [by radi-
Gals, from the temper it has evoked, work It's
own cure.
Mr.. Hickey. for forty years Chief Clerk of
the Senate, nd author OF Hickey's Consti-
tuition" died at four clock this morning.
Judge SpaldinG, of Ohio, Is making radical
speech in the Committee of tho Whole on the
subject OF reconstruction.
An important resolution was offered In the
House o-day, providing that all public lands
In the Southern States shall be thrown open
to actual settlers, according TO the decision OF
the Land Commissioner. They are now open
to settlement by black as well as white men.
[Or will be if the resolution is passed by both
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ST. ALBASs, VI, January The singular
disappearance of MIR. Hubbell, cashier OF the
Missisquoi bank, at Sheldon, VT, Is at last
accounted for.
He turns out TO be defaulter In . large
amount, stated 10 be as high as $3.50
His entertainments began y year ago. but
We're SO covered by false entries and false
footings rs TO elude detaction
The bank assets are believed 70 be sufficient
for the redemption of the bills.
Hubbelfs whereabouts are still unknown by
the officers of the bank.