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, 1866-01-04
FROM LOUISVILLE.


and Duties.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2-Gen. Palmer addressed
-four thousand colorcd persons ia the open a1r ycs
esy Was ended iorser in the United States, aud
th1t coIolcd people, hnyln. ceased to be slaves,
bad no longer interests which separated them from
tinent had bce,l reserved he glory OF second r.
ample OF the delisernnee Of q whole people from
slavery; that now, ios the trst lime our land Il
talned by giving full effect to i4s own pfin.
the,e would be 70 otss. disslsnce @ % sc!mess; a;
in e nature Of thinsr, for yrars 70 come the col.
orct people Of this country must be iaborers, bur
that heir interests aud The inesests OF white labor
WI BE- dsntle9; 'hat snorts 70 degrade tae backs
othets. and ere as much 70 the injury Of the While
hborer as Of yourselves; that he that compeIs The
black man to work tor haf price compels tie While
The interests Of every while man IN the country.
Heretofore the legislation Of the country has been
very much for wealth and III owners. for stayes
lhH Way. II must be foz the taborrr Of
Of capital. Tie aaye owner will no longer be able
10 control the p1rjudiCes Of the Ao1s Of toll, and
dr1Fe them to support sys:cms which robbed them
Of hill htl1 earnings, and which deprived then of
free schools for itit chIldrea and irce homes for
sss.es.l t'adness o4hibi,sa ~ 10 peopIe Of ksn-
lucky tur their late siavot. ~hicq he t7id Was true,
MOUNTAINEERING sQtQG cAeC3 0A oEutAuk5 aAu ttts
r1ce, which weIetho work OF abandoned persons In
d1eTcnt paris Of tne c1ac. lie spoke OF the hight Of
thai within Ehor time all these disabilities would
be n moved TINT within a few years the question
10 be asked Nould be, noi who Is white, bat who
is the most honcst, Intelligent and tndusisioss'
lie urged industry aud thssis, auA ths ca!tisat,o1
OF Kind feelings tow a1d ail. as the true solution OF
al enestIone between the Yaees.
Tie speech ~lll be published entire It was cn-
Enthusiastically rteciycf, and the utmost good
oiter and Kind feeling prevailed dussng Its dehY-
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inter calling Military Itcms--parmnsters
4AFFlSinI-Lectufe ~ Gov. OEicshy-
judicial matxeFux 49,
Especial Despatch - the Chicago Ifibune-l
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. T.
The 10th regiment Of Illinois cavalry, now al Camp
Butler fof final payment fand d,schnrre will prola-
bly, he paid of on Friday next
Companies A, 0, c, y. E, and F, belonging 10
lhc I'd lnois earai1y, were paid Oh to-day al Camp
Butler, BY Major carnshan, Paymastct u. S. H..
uho ditbursed abort $laa, GOO to the troops.
Hstor Ma,shal Grover and MaJo: ". G. Luptnu,
rssmattc1z Q. s. l., atyed in Ibis city to-day, ec
reported at the headquarters Of Lieut.. Col. Brid..
man tor duty at tlls post.
Gov. U.!.sty delivered = lecture last evening Ut
Bryant, Sttatton 4 Bells Commercial Hall, 10 d
large and fashionable audience: The subject Of the
lecture wa4 " Dissertations Ii Pa3esune," aid was
teplete With eloquent patsages and nue descriptions
ol scenery men and manner. The speaker was
listened to With Tho most marked atsen4on.
The Supreme Court ol ihe second Grand Division
ot Illinois. met yesterday morning, aud atter some
preliminary butineas OF no special inte1est aud the
hearing Of few motions. the Eourt adjourned until
nine O'Clock tomorrow morning. The United
Etates District and E1rcuit Couytt In session
yesterday, but no business OF pubic Interest M1s
traDsscted. There are 19a cases on the United
States C.euit Court docket and 1e1 in the District
court ". b. Gilbert, Of Cairo, and George ".
Chate, Of shebyvii'e, were Admired 10 psae1lce In
hnlh cnuYfF.
, 1866-01-04
Oil AND CANDLES.


-.Extrs 80. aud No. Lard Oil; Lard sseaEine Can
dies; TalioW Candles For sale BY FA1RBaNK.
PECK 4 CO.. No. Board Of Trade Building. souua
Water 1tfeet. be2y3JG-lst "a ICkTH pet
, 1866-01-04


The Rev. E. J. Ray, Of this city, now in the
Cotton States, on missionary business to the
Freedmen, writes very interesting letter
from Charleston to the n. z, Independent,
from which We make IN extract:
In spite OF The expressions jet abiding upon these
people. 1t is Interesting to observe the aspiration
out Of The 'sllotance which slavery had enforced.
the newspaper. AZ New Orleans, the, Tribune, .
conducted vt,h great ability a. Mobile. q. one Of
that city. The Nationalist. Eeekly, ia Just now
starting under the anspiees Of association OF col
orcd men, to be edited BY Rer. J. sfllsby, once
Of the Siam Mission. At Augusta, Ca, the
ColoTsd 4merican, about the size Of the 1rues
Journal. Is just Starting off with ability and
fair prospect. At BealIort, S. c., tho 4fe,o
South has reached Vol ", No 0. At Nash
vile, Tenn, the Colored Itnnesseaa, q very
respectable papeE, has issued the twenty
seventh number Of Its first volume Tic
Religious Recorder, the organ Of the African
bt. f. Church, Is published In Philadelphia,
and looks not greatly unlike the Recorder Of
Boston. And now the Leader appears In this
city As these papers lie before me, while
Wrlle here In the Charleston Hotel, 1t seems
to me that through them q new power is
coming into existence for the elevation Of
these long depressed people.
, 1866-01-04

WESLEY YOUNG OSAGE
w ORANGE NURSERY. Bloomington. nj.
AGENTS WANTED
To sell Plants for the tall OF lsGG. Industrious men
fCcfnnIpg hostage Gtaup, c9S
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FROh MADISON.

Military Inte1lI&ence-AppoIn Of
Slicr1a-D4ngerous Cuunterfeit-An-
nu2l Meeting Of tie State Historical
Society.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago T1ibGue.)
MADISON, MS, JAZZ ;.
The first four companies ot the 4th Wisconsin
regiment, under command nf Colonel Pcarzoll, ar
rived here this afternoon from LeavenwoTih, and
nere suitably received By the staso authorities.
40. Winchester haa been appointed Sheriff Of
Rock county by GoY- Falrchild, In place Of Earle,
resigned. .......
Very dangerous counterfeit 80 greeubacks were
put In crculs Jpn here yesterday. The letter "K"
in words shank" and IS York " Is capifal In the
The left Of the engfAyess imprint. On the genuine
there arc only dflee1-
Tho annual meeting Of the State Historical So
gee} was asd tere ls ~ uss sner "a
CORES spon11ng Secretary Tor the ensuing ysar.
, 1866-01-04

The It'll Town Cava1ry-Pcrso~ .,t...,-
The Lcy1sla.--,r. 1%sA'A''
lopee1a1 1es P0'so - the Chicago Tr3bune.l
DEs AoISEs, Iowa, Jan. g.
Adintant General Baker, who arrived hene last
nIsht 1atcs that be has received Official information
fron the War Department that tue 1th cavalry, now
on The plains, will be kept In inc service until
spring. Tho tosecs on the plains have been paid 10
December lst.
Hon. John A. Eatsoa arrived hero Monday eEen-
ting, md will etart for Washington tonight. Nr.
Kasson.s constituents heartily intorse his coursc
In Congress, and regard him with all their old at
ICciiou, and iDdosre him q . statesman.
Gen X. Curtis and lion. u. F. GpeaFp arc stop
ping at the Sayery liouse.
The advance guard Of members Of The Leei.laiuro.
Ind Office seekeFe arc arriving.
, 1866-01-04

NEW IoHK, Jan: IA su1t WAS commenced in
tho Supreme Court to-day agnlnst Secretary Stan-
ton By Joeeph H. Maddox, tor alleged falsa inprl-
comment, the plaintiff having been purchaser In
ihe SECRETARY Of ho Ifsasury, of hige quantities Of
tobacco destroyed BY our forces q F1ederseksburg
in 1864, and been kept in The Old Capitol Prison
I'LL President JohuAoa into ottleo. He claims
$lC0, 1000 damages The defendant claims the pIaln-
iii VA. REil:y 9t the violation or the articles Of
made not by his order but py the Proyo.t MaryhaL
aud that the plninti1 fs tli on parole in s. u
await trial ou such charge.
, 1866-01-04


Convention
coxconp, y. 4, jar. s--At tho Republican
State Contention, he!.I Ia thla city to-day, Hs E1.
S sSells1c3 - fIsdes.sx Smith waa unanimously se-
iectea by ar.lamation for Goresnnr. Lieut., Col.
Geo; = ,usage Of Alton was nominated lot Rail
foad Commissioner on the dfst ballot
coScoup, y: L., 7so. a-1n the Republican stte
convention tn-r..j, d resolution Was adopted Eecog
nlztr2 tn udrew johnson the Just cdtIzen tho sin.
~. ~ patriot and The Distinguished statesman. and
declaring that The lone and temper Of his recent an
nual message 10 Congress meets our warm approval
md augurs well for tie success OF his Admlnstza.
tion. We pledge him our hearty confidence and
eappqry in al his efforts 10 restore harmony and
mutual trust bets cen the different sections Of the
Union upon the principles Of universal liberty aud
eSact justice to all.
Another Iesolution declares that The scheme TO
plant BY foreign bayoncs an Austrian detpotism IN
Mexico had liz origin In nndt:gntscd hostility 10
the Up1icd States, ind Is 8 standing insult 10 our
power and menace TO ous Republican Institutions.
lion Geo q. Fo.g presided over the couyeu-
tion, which was largely attended and harmonious
thf0uphouf.
, 1866-01-04

NEW foRk, Jan. 3-The Feaian CongFess Or
canized to-day Win Patfiek CoIbest, Of syracuse,
temporary chalrman. About Ave fhundrad dele.
gates we're present, sesentY-fYe or whom wcrc
ffnm the Dist1tct Of Manhattan, embracing this
from Mammalian w4ised oil right 10 any
pn-1tinn In The organization. Speeches we1e made
BY Corpct1 and oihes, all IN avor OF thorough In
ste Sna9 ~ anut rsptas, az ~, int
the Coggrnes will decide IN favor OF U'M2honev.
twill cio.e is business lhts week, bu it il doubt
ful whether tho pe1sons decided against will abide
BIZ the Hcrit{un.
, 1866-01-04
FROM ATCHISON.
Statement of tic Business OF the Plains
-E1nI11cI1he Iucrcase Since lSGi.

Statement OF tic Business OF the Plains
-lm.sac1,ee Increase Slncc1SgI.
A1cnisoy, Kansas, Jan. 1.-The Daily Champion
OF to-day publishes an accurate statement oi The
amount OF freight shipped from hers across the
l'ia5ns for The past year. Twentysesen nrms and
intridual tseiShtcts were engaged In the trade dur
Ing the year. The aggregate amount Of the,. sulp.
mcnts was z, sue, Coo pounds of assorted merchan-
disc, requiring ior lts transportation nearly tye
thousand wagons, over seven thousand mules aud
hones, and nearly twcniyelght thousand oxen,
employing nrWards Of GTe thousand men. Over
bali this freight went to Colorado, tbs mainder to
different points In Utah, Montana, Ne.
s2dn, Idaho, New Mexico, Nebraska, and
Western Kansas. intending military posts,
The total cnpisul invested in this business
was over six millions. The ra11e nf 1hc me1ehan+
.se and the machinery Of transportation Il not deh~
niiely known. The overland coaehes which ieaFe
and an.yc he!c daily, have taken ont md brought
In oser fo1rthousand passengers, pnd nlso brought
here tw-ty-four hundred thousand dollars In tpe-
Gle, uusteffeld'a overland despatch has carried a
large Lumber Of senEcfs each way, But that line
having been established Iate IL ihe season acct
rate statement Of lis business Is made The freight
Ing business Of this city Il seycu times greater this
year than In II, d<e tnes larger than Ia IT.. four
timc4 larger than in g. and five millions OF pounds
greater than in o.. The most experienced frcIght.
er. think the trade Of CO will be nearly double thlt
OF laet year.
, 1866-01-04

NEw FonK. Jan. 3-Ihe Pbss says the only fea-
tnrc Of importance today ts the fall Of gold, which
is attributed to the receipt Of carly prvate adEicea
Of an increasing demand at the London Stock E1-
change for Ffve-Tweufies.
The loan market Il easy, but Inactive, at slx per
cent. The payment OF the dividends adds another
to the exfttlnS cauaes OF the accnmulaitpg abun-
dance OF dfsepgagel capital available lor temporary
investment and for loans.
Commercial paper Is rather more inquired lot and
passes freely at 10 per cent.
The stock market Is dull and dropping.
Governments are firm and railroad eha1e5 t1rrcp-
, 1866-01-04

FoEEntes MoEHoE, Jan. 1.-Elotts ara 10 be
the gnnboa, Smith Briggs eunk by the rebea nearly
two years ago during an at1ack on Smlihyfc,
The colored population IN Hampton turned out
en n7csse In c7a;ld prpcesaon, headed By band OF
mutic from the tth n. T. artillery, garrisonlns the
fort, and were reviewed ty Mai. Gen. Miles, CON-
maudIuN the uost
, 1866-01-04

BosToN Jan. 8--Ibe MAssachu.eu. Le stslaturp
mst to-day. The House elected James 4 Stone Of
Chaslcstown, Speaker giving him 10 votes against
- fns Harvey Jewell Of Boston. The Senate chose
ii. Joseph 4. roa President y e. nnannq1s s7sa y
vote. Gov. Dullock wtu ~. sp'ooao'y aeil'es nls
Yne4t4Ee till Saturday.
EosToS, Jan. 3.-Gov. Andrew sent into the Sen
o'e special message. covering Several important
docnpeuta Of local Interest. for the confederation
Of the legislature The message atates that tho TO-
tai expenditure incurred by Massachusetts, on &C.
count Of tho wor amounts TO e, $40. Thl. sum
includes only srth expenses as have accrued under
the direction and supervision Of he several State
departments. as authorized by Legislative enact
ments, as far ~ ascertaI1et. The expenses incur
red by cities and towns tot houuses and other NIL
ttaty purpose. amount to nearly IN equal sum.
, 1866-01-04

The evening session was slf1nly attended in com-
psr1son nth that Of the afternoon, md na not
, 1866-01-04
MEXICO.

PresIdeat Juarcz Occupies Chthaahua.
WAsu1xc7oH, Jan. 1-ScHl-olicial news from
the city Of CHIHUAHUA up to the 9Th Of November
has been received hrte President Juarsz, his Eabt
tionasies arrived a. ChIhnahaa The eap4tal al the
Mexican Repah1ic, on the etth Of November. The
President met With very warm ami enthusiastic
dies, with badges Of Eatonal co1oss, received the
President At the Paiace In the evening. pataotie
dinner uaa giren.
The Mtrister Of the lu.eior Issued on tho a1st Of
November circular 10 The Governors OF the Statcs
informing them thnt tho eeat Of the National Gov
eminent will bo al Chihuahua for the present The
people at 3a1se were re5csed At having got rid ot
the FrtCch tkoops.
News nom The Interior IL represented to BE- en-
cou1aging foz the national eaute.
, 1866-01-04
The Ex-Hebe1 Secretary of the Navy
nm the De4lA Of SlArcrT.

on 1HE UeNIIl VI 8INFGFTs
new YoRK, Jan. as. r. Mallory, e1.Eayal
Secretary OF the CGnfederncy. writes letter from
Fort Le{hyeste to The citizens Of Florida, IN which
t;meltt On the subject Of ehvery. during The last
ousrter Of century cannot fail to zee that, with or
Without the proposed amendment 10 the Federal
Coreijtutpr slavery can never be reestahiished In
lhc Arneneun Union. He says tt Is idle to specn-
late uppn the advantages Or disadvantages OF free
dom 10 The negro. The tact cannot be ignored that
ttcn and with reference to Florida all schemes far
colonization or deportation arc useeas. Ills inter
ests ate Identified with the Stare. He fnEozs the
a1mikslou Of negroe. 10 testtty IN tho couss, but
declares him habtluailf nntsuthful.
10 p3st tbe system of slaEezJ required the negro
, 1866-01-04

Augusta. Maine, jan. 3--1he Maine Legislature
met and ORGANIZED this forenoon by The cholcs Of
the following officers: President OF the Senate.
Nm. Writ Virgin. Of Norway; Speaker Of the
House, Jas. 81. Stnne@ Of Kennebuak. Governor
C1n5 will be inaugurnted tomorrow
, 1866-01-04
Gov. CUTfaNs

HARn1sBuRa, Pa-> Jan. 3,-In the Leglslaturc To-
cay brief message was received from Gov. Curtin,
dsiet November s7sh, stating tile necessity Of bis
temporarily ahsenttn. himself md so!oufntDg In
Cuba, IN consequence OF bad health.
, 1866-01-04

North Carolina without Government.
NEW YoaK. Jan. a-Rale,:h papers say the Of
cc OF Provisional Governor Of North Carolina hay-
ing been vacate the Stste finds itself without ciy11
officers, including The Mayors. Town Commission
EFT, Iudgca, DC, ihuse having been appointed hy
the Provisional Governor. 1t III probable that the
military authorities will direct the officers hereto
fore aciug for The State 10 continue their functions
Inv fhn
, 1866-01-04

ieT d .nsa io5 @s@bef q tls SeasTsl 1ss@h:y q
1 Saf ss se = r.! @ e e @ f
70 ne Original prtneples ol common honssty md Estr
a to aeiie1 Il en q q E
eulsh sons ~ eoas 70 GeoIKs nfoSn. or aoy Other
:ofrea 15at ine :irtns of passes BY railroad com.
Ed e. s. agf 90 9essa k.s1ye 9. q 91i
ossr o. n. si.ts e. ea:ht 70 asssps ens @ x
wo.i q p1tiaaal Importance, md should recTo The
ssss: szessS;ass e;. I; = aeas,te s;. !, IT
Illinois md Michigan CsIai, over witch distance
hns 81 q 81 I'D Sei oa
for our oEn STATE and InwE. and We do most earnestly
cur M mne1 IN Congress to Press this subject to
Ef.oetd. 1hst Committee Of Ire he raised By shl.
a9 e. th
I'D Ispo !. the meeting 70 be held At Moaitoa, %
nj. Uirsrnore briefly bnt strongly urged tho
adoption Of the resolutions.
aR. TERRELL
Mr. 4. 4. Farrell spoke On the subject matter
vas 1nain]y due to the lac, that in old times the
officers md employe. Of The road worked for reason
able salaries, bui now they get ecsen ar cEcn eight
matt c11orf largely from thote depending on them
for the benedas o. transportation. He then It.
viewed the action ot the railroad company In White
tae county p cutting deTn hss as aseT -
gagged eomc three tons Of freight from Liverpool
nd %oa? a g s. r. IT sg
him to get It tfoS1 Chicago 70 stsflins'
henvea only kneT. he a;so spoke briefly o. ~ ahs e
the Judicial or 1e4aflattse officers. He was happy
to u,fntpu one Judge. Judge Lelaud. Of Ottawa,
Who had The rccitade md honesty 10 fctnse arai1-
, 1866-01-04

Tue attention OF Major GenesA1 Sheridan has been
directed 10 your request rla1lyc to the Sd cavalry,
with the Sd and 4ah infantry now IN Tcxut, Thai
portion Of your letter relative TO the consolidation
Of the lst, 9Th and 7th cayalry regiments, has been
referred to Major General Pope for report. No Or
dcss have been issued rom this ofee directing their
consolidation. On The cont1ary. the orders aud
regulations relating 10 she discharge Of surplus
troops direct that mnetcrs-out will be BY cutlre
organisations.
4 resolution has passed the New York
boazd Of 6upefstsots to pay the expense To which
Comptroller fireman wzs put hy the 4te gubetna-
to15Al inquiry into his otcs2l conduct. Mi, Bren-
LED was defended by Aess1.. Brady and Lswtcuce
NJ fee Of 600 each; ihese were other diabuese-
mcn.s amounting 10 fNn, making the tota, cost
100 to tho defendant WHICH, II Il provided, ah3l1
be psid ont Of The city treasury similar Fcsola-
1ion WIS s1%o adopted BY the t,upeisorr, providing
for the Of tho inquiry In the case Of the Mayor
The Tribune fays altogether 1t makes II nice little
bill against The city. It is to be presumed, Of
couEBc, that the Supervisors have the sanction Of
Home hw for making the citizens pay the defend
ets costs for the snqnisy INTO ahels conduct But
We don't happen TO remember the act."
The Augusta, Co., ChroatcIe and Sentiad
records fearful Christmas riot in that oily, which
onght In the abseuce Of anything better, to 60 far
toward realizing the expectations for something
Upon which to fire the 6outhern heart" It
sayB: *sA tn-trumpct TOW occurrcd on the nppcT
end Of Ellis street, On Christmas day, which At
one time promised to retu1t sc1iouxly. II CON-
mcuced drst tJ oae s1nall boy taking said trumpet
rom enothe1 small hoy; then bigger hoy Inter
fered ; and fnally men became mixed up In lie
matter. As thc d1dlcully had it, origin With a
white and blscI boy, as the ftacas proceeded each
party who camc IN for share took sides wsta his
OWL color. Before 1t ended some ehots were
, 1866-01-04

NEW YoRK, Jan. 3.-Tho case Of Rooert Martin,
the alleged hotel burner, who 'Ens discharged two
medla1ely reartsted On civil wtr1ant. came up To-
day before u. =. Commissioner Osborn. some tes-
uinonY was taken. and The caae WIS Adjourned to
whether The prisoner shall be ba1led or not.
, 1866-01-04

NEW YorK, Jan. l-Ihe steam tug Neptune ex'
ploded her boiler In the bay to-day. Eight persons
one esesping injury, Fhs wounded we're placed
aboard the tug Keso1nte, to be taken to the CITY,
xhen she buTst zone part o her machinery, and
f,D. huf4
, 1866-01-04

great depth OF the we'll rendered the work OF e1tzi
eating him very Glow. lie was probably Killed At
once, although It is barely possible he may hll be
alive. lie viii be reached this evening.
The weather Is growing cold again, and the ther-
tnometer now marks zero. No suow.
, 1866-01-04
FROM JANBVILLE.

4 mnn Buried In a WeIl-The Weather.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttibnne.l
JANEsvu.1r, Jan. :.
This morning. nau named Pat1ck Heaarn,
while at work brickinR up yell eighty feet dcep,
was buried alive ly the cavfDg In Of the earth above
him. b rss At work near he bot,qm and ths
, 1866-01-04

FORTRESS MosRoE4 Jan 3-Ths Desoto passed
out Iast evening. The Hon. VIM. Il. Seward and
Assistant SecretsrT Of State. F. ". Seward, weze
,,Ah han
, 1866-01-04
Weather Report
[By United Suites Li1le.l

= 1aU. q Ic5G-
PottEand-Wfnd north. cloudy, IS above.
Boston--Wfud north, cloudy, 81 above.
DatEalo-WIud southwest, cloudy. y above.
New Yo1k-Wlnd northwest cloudy, 50 above.
Phi1ade1phla-Win1 northeast, cloudy, 3 above
Ia1iimofe-Wlnd east, cloudy, IS above.
Nashingtnn-Nlud northeast. cloudy, II Ahaye>
Cincinnati west clear, ~ above,
, 1866-01-04

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3-Hon. Jacob f. McKin<-
try died to-day at Donglassvsle. Eetxs county. lie
represented the Betks district IN Congress- In 1861
having been elected to Ill the vacancy caused BY
lie ufnih Of Enn. Iohu SrhXaxtx.
, 1866-01-04
NUMBER 2l4.


UC. Il. SCRtvEN q Coz Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, zfo aatksK3koA
Agents to receive 4 Advertisement for the Trs-
h1nt, and all s<Aer leading p4pern thfsaAh-
a2f kAc United States and CAnAda.
, 1866-01-04
Statement Of the Publlc Debt to Dec. 80.
FROM WASHINGTON,

Flortda-a1r. Ends, ylesysaen Our Iron-
cluds-PeFsonal-1ll1u Regiments to
be Mustered Out-Coru Exchange
Indian Affairs in New me1Icu-Mr.
LIncoIn's Salary.
Especial Despatch to the Chicsgo Tt1buae1
WAsuiSG1oS. jan. ).
Le,tc7s hrum Georgta and Florida receised al the
Treasury Department to-day. say that The next cot-
ten crop In those States will he oneh,ll O. more Of
what l; wss In 1861. Most Of the planters In bo.h
Staies are preparing their iande. Negroes, how-
ever, refntc 10 work for their old masters ID many
cascs, and the amount Of lands 10 be planted IN
cotton is not therefore very eure index 10 the num-
oer Of balca likely 10 be gathered next I'LL
Jamea B, Eadsfof St Louis, the well known
Icncad contractor, is II toHn, hsstng recently re-
make fos The Navy Department certain lnTesiiea.
lions into the quality Of the Enghah Iron lad nary
report 70 Congress. Mr. Ends vas treated With
apds1ttood 10 Fvsusn with the eonyie15on that
to4 hasnor aetence he bri1sh ironeiaasq itqui YOU'D
make very ahoH work with them In the open ocean
Tor tea service. The Br1tish have Discarded tha
adhere "a heayy hsosds.des rom easements tdor. dor
oughly projected. Iii. Eads regards CTR Monad-
mock a. the only vessel kof tho monitor class able
Judge vusteed, hte Of New iorlz and now o.!
Alabama, Is In town. Alter 1als3ng IN lrsur With
The Administration On The right Of Ka5eas copus, be
st1tuton. and Ibis donr, he rerts from his 1abors
and Eecms to bare conc On to eee What the Govern
mcut thinks about It.
Auo:her order mastering ont thtrty.four zesi.
mcnts and batteries was promulgated by The Var
department to day. On this list are the following
liaois; 1sth, 4ad and 10Th Infantry, and ID, sth,
The Secretary Of 3he Tsessury has Ordered the
Director Of she fhl!adelphi: Nint to collect con-
, 1866-01-04

RALEIGH, Jan. 3.-Goy. Worth has Issued pros
1anat1ou by Recommendation OF his conncli calling
the Legislature 10 1nect On the 18Th Of Janna1y.