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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
FOR RENT.
HOUSE,

DUN ia HUUNE, EA
j RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. E.iH
This well-known Hotel and Boarding House, @
situated near the Capitol Square and City Hall,
and in the central part of the city, Is for rent or lease,
from the first of April next, the term OF the present
tenant then expiring.
1t is useless 10 describe the ad vantages of this we'll
known establishment, which has been largely patron
lied for the last
FIFTY YEARS.
1t has advantages rarely to be found in such establish
mcnts, with its central situation and extensive patron
age, and in the charge Of an enterprising landlord, with
moderate means, certain success would be the result
from the enterprise.
For further particulars apply to
p. JOHNSTON, SR,
febl7-3tawtf Executor OF J. McEildoe.
nor RENT-Thc UPPER PART ofthe 3
i building occupied by the subscriber, with the f;iN
CELLAR attached
For terms, apply to
C. W. PURCELL,
One door from corner Main and Governor SITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
WESTERN MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-FlOur is steady. Wheat is ac-
tive and prices have advanced &c sales at 81 % to
81 81 for No. /, and 7SaS0c. for No. .. Corn is dull.
Oats are firm. High Wines are inactive. Provisions
are quiet; Mess Pork s2G 5Oa26 70, closing at S2G %.
Lard is quiet at ~l74al7lc. Sales of Cumberland
Middles at l3ic. Packed Green Hams l4tal53c.-
Hogs firm at S9a9 60. Dressed Hogs easier at Slla
IL %.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l.-FlOur is in fair demand.
Wheat dull. Provisions dull; Mess Pork held at 500.
Lard is in good demand and held firm at lSc.-
Whiskey firm at g % in bond. Gold 1919.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

TIE SENTENCE or a MURDERER DEFERRED.-
William Lawson, Of Pulaski county, who was
condemned 60 I've HING To-day .or the murder
OF John T.. Savers, was, ou yesterday, rcspitcd
by the Governor until thy last Friday in May.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
ENGINES y MACHINERY u.,
or all kinds repaired IN the best mannerand with quies
despatch.
BE SATISFACTION GUARAyrERD.-s ga

We would call particular ATTENTION I" ot ''
for manufacturing and repairing
rop , cco PRESSES. FLATTENIYG MILLS, &c.
utDrJone considerable quantity OF this descrp-
,fln ~ work recently, our stock oi patterns Is 'eiy
CONF he Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the HOWE
rRr>s" and other Bridges supplied, including ihe
Long. heavy Bolts, complete, with NUS, Angle Blocks
Wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Railroads.
dttad an complete, with Wheels ami Axles, Springs, &c.
Having erected a COmmCtiOus Smith-shCp, We are
prepared to do Rlacksmiths' Work Of all kinds, inclu-
ding WROUGHT EON GRATIAGs, Tor Dwellings,
Warehouses, sc.
piled at this establishment, We respectfully beg leave
to refer to Charles Campbell, Bsq sUperinit ndcnl City
Gas Works, and the officer ofthe James River and Kama
wha Canal, a. well as the Superintendent En- ginecrs and
Master Machinists Of the Sc veral Railroads leading from
this city; also, to Major l.. Y. D.. Myers. Engineer Rich
mond, fredericksburg and Potomac and Richmond ana
Petersburg Railroads, aud A. l.. Maxwell, Esq, brdsg
Builder, Macon, Georgia, for whom We hav" eEeeu''-
large orders.
Since the admission, on lst October Last, OF Mr. 49,
Montague to an interest in our
SASH,
BLIND and DOOR
Business, we have increased and improved our ~"
chinery, and are new prepared to fnTnlsh w nao,s
and despatch, at lowest cash prices s''"'
houldings, and Scroll SAVING. s.,,,,ios for working
We ask especial attention 4" our "N''
CIRCULAR MoULDINGs'
n, uarI wood M~ouldings for kiii"ay
Coaches and Ornamental saving % ~ - vupFTS
Orders solicited n,ynx pr.,Sr cop.
Ui,be.t cash prices paid for OLD iR"N' bE'As9, ~
! PER, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

The FREEDMEN OUr YESTEEDAY.-Ic>tcr-
lay was a gala day with the freedmen, and,
rom morn until dcwy eve, they througcJ the
Capitol Square and fingered around the statues.
There were big and little, old and young, black
ind blackcr, male and female. IL was not,
however, until tLe military came, with the brass
band, headed by q man with a cap after the
|tylc of ladies' head dresses in the time of
louis NV, that their enthusiasm aud admira-
lion reached its climax. some OF the smaller
who have had the benefit of "a musical
Education, sang ' Tramp, tramp, we are march
ing, and rally round the lag boys with a guSto
hat would have delighted their teachers, had
hey been present.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

Sons OF TENrEEAaE-rhis body capable
pf accomplishing so much good, has been re-
uscitated, and contemplate holding a public
meeting on the subject of their Order tonight,
il DR.. Jeter's Baptist Church, on Grace street.
Addresses will be delivered by Il. n. Berry, IT.,
II. Lansing Burrows and W. J. Bromwell, and
probably by several diyiucs of our city. Every
||Xertiou win be- used to make the allli as at
||ractiyc and entertaining as possible, but the
Object is one of Sucu vital Importance, c>pc-
Tally to the young men of the city, that amy
meeting of this Kind should be- pJtronlzcd boy
IN lovers Of >ohricty and virtue. The time will
doubtless, be pleasantly Observation-Disclosures
let all our reader, bear il ia mind and be IN
attendance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

WILLIAM d. CABELL, QGrIi. Univ. Val Principal.
LArNCELor ". BLACKBOARD, tM. A. Univ. Va.D
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Jr. Grad. v. NJ. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
II o B A G c O..

2,5O0 pounds Of the celebrated BROWN DIoh '"'h'
Jaw W S"'' "IA iBIYFORD & son,
c-- -. ~ and Franklin streets,
tho, Co'her 'e Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
By Paine & Co., A~uetioneers.

By Paine & Co., Auetioneers.
T ARGE SALE OF CHINA AND GLASS
IL WARE AT A~UCTlON.-On MONDAY the 26th In
slant, commencing at ten o'clock, We will sell at our
Auction Rooms, No. loo Main street, a large and choice
assortment Of
GRANITE,
GLASS
WARE
Comprising a great variety OF the most desirable
goods In that line, suited to the city retail trade.
feb23-,d PAINE & Co, Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

STOLE GE.ENB,cks.-Ro,c Manson, colorcl,
arrested yesterday in the Second ward, ON
lthe charge Of stealing So i'm grccnhacks and
|ouc vest, the property of Frederick Klcyc>ahc.
|She will have a hearing before judge McEutec
to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23
By Harrison. Goddin L Apper.on, Auction

ENCELLENT BRICK TENEMENT, -
ION THE EAST SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, Eli
NORTH OF LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE AT AUC--
TlON.-Wil be sold ~ auction, on the premises,
on WEDNESDAY the 18th February, lS65. at 81 o'clock,
p. NJ, the very comfortable BRICK TENEMENT, loca-
ted a. above, now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Philip J.
Wright. II contains seven Rooms, besides Kitchen,
Stable, &c. Gas and water on the premises. The LOT
ha, a front Of SO feet and a depth IL I3J feet.
TERNs-One-t third ca,h, balance at six and Twelve
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, secured
by 4 trust deed. The taxes to be paid Jy the purchaser
HARRISON, oDDIN & APPERsos,
fcb22-tds Auctioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-23

AN IMPROVED TEACT OF THEEE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES,
One and a half miles from Notwithstanding House f;
six rooms very good out-housos ; fine garden ; good
orchard. 1t can be divided to make two farms of about
one hundred and fifty acres each. Near enough to have
business Offices in Danville. The land produces the
best manufacturing tobacco. Also, suited to a dairy
farm and market gardens. READ y HILL
jan2G.tf Land Agents, Danville, Va.
, 1866-02-16

VWtHE public meeting announced in the
a previous No. of this paper, was held
at the time appointed in Mr.. G.. L. Bryan's
house, and was attended by several owners
of houses, merchants, and others who take
a lively interest in the welfare of the COM
munity.
On Mr.. P. Hatchett being called to the
chair, aud Mr.. P. Ogaard appointed as Sc
cretary, the following resolutions were
moved, seconded, and unanimously carried:
Resolved; That a volunteer fire brigade be
formed, and that subscriptions
be taken up for procuring pro-
per equipments for the members
of the brigade, and also for fire
implements; under the suppo-
%sition, that the Agent Of the
"Royal" will place the engine,
which he has ordered, at the
disposal of the fire brigade.
Resolved: that a committee of three be
formed to take up subscriptions
for the above purpose.
Res0lUed that Messrs. Fr0rup, J. w. r.
Hanson, and G. E. Bryan form
this Committee.
Resolved: that a committee of three be
appointed to organize the fire
brigade.
Res0IUed: that Messrs. julien, II. Hatch
EFT, and Jensen be appointed on
this Committee.
On the motion being put by Mr.. Hans
Hatchett, and seconded by Mr.. Fr6rup, it
was unanimously resolved that the 3rd
point IN the announcement be not put un-
der discussion nj 04pDIpf Of tho oNofbvr
evinced by the larger portion Of the com
mercial public in not attending this meet
ing.
After a vote of thanks to the Chairman
and Secretary had been passed, the meet
ing closed.
We have since learnt, that Mr.. Jensen
has declined to accept his appointment on
the Committee to organize the fire brigade,
and that Mr.. P. Hatchett has volunteered
his services in his place.
, 1866-02-16

Oh NIALR AADn I
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

Unsdag den 13de December 1865, midday
Kl. IL, holdt Coonialraadet diets 14de Mode.
ALE Medlemmerne ware tilstede med Und-
tagelse af Diet 8die kongevalgte MedIem
(Du Bois) der var syg.
Forhandlingerne for sidste Mode OPP
Tastes.
Fernandez underrettede Raadet ON, at
Fortsattelsen af 2den Demanding af Fore
l0big Anordning af 23de August 1864
MATTE udsBttes til neste Mode eftersom
Udvalget like havde indsendt diets Cont
MISUNDERSTANDING j A~nledning af de
indgivne Endringsforslag.
Raadet foretog de 0yrige paa Dagsorde-
men opf6rte Sager.
l. Gouvernementets Skrivelse af lode No
vember 1865 indeholdendc Forslag ON
Antagelsen at EN- Lege i Moderlandet til
at overtage en- Deel at den offentlige Lac
gepleie her paa Den mod en- aarlig Lon
ming af $500, observation-disclosures 2OORd.,
og L6nningsforskud 200 Rd.
Gouverneuren bem9rkede, at Diet i Bud
gettet opf6rte Bel0b til en- Lagos Looming
Ell var bleven anvendt paa Grund af at den
Lege man havde tiltankt Ansettelsen fra
1ste December 1865 var afgaaet we'd OGDEN,
og begj@rede Raadets Samtykke til An
tagelsen at en- Lege paa de iSkriveIsen an
, 1866-02-16

Fernandez stiIlede derefter Forslaget
ON Anvendelse af SIO4. 10 til Istandset-
telse at Klokketaarnet ! Christiansted under
Afstemning, hvilket yedtoges eenstemmigen
med lG Stemmer.
Fernandez bestemte naste Node til
Mandag den SIDE Januar 1866, H. II Mid
dag, og Dagsordenen Fortsettelse af 2den
Demanding at Forel0big A~nordning at 23de
August 1861.
Nodet h@Yedes KI. 4 Eftermiddag.
, 1866-02-16
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIAL co n Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

A
w EDNEsDAY THE 18TH DECEMBER 1865, noon
at ~ O'Clock, the Colonial Council held their
l4ih meeting. All the members were present
with the exception Of the Bird croWn-member
(DuBois) who was i'll.
Inc minutes Oh the last meeting We're read.
Inc Chairman informed the Council, that the
continuation OF the discussion OF The prelimina-
ny ordnance OF The 23rd August 1864 was
postponed until the next meeting, as the Com
mlttee had not rendered their continuation re
port IN consequence OF the amendments eater
ed.
The Council proceeded to the other cases Oh
the order OF the day.
|. The Governments letter Of the 10th No
yember 1863 containing proposals for the en-
gagement OF a medical practitioner in the
mothercountry to take charge Of a part Of the
public medical practice in the Island at an
annual salary of $500, travelling expenses
2O0 ia. ana an advance OF 200 Rd
3 Inc Governor observed, that the amount
entered IN the budget for SaIarylng a physician,
from the lst December 1863, had not been
appropriated in consequence OF the demise Of
me practitioner intended for the appointment,
ana asked Tor The C0uncIIS consent to engage
a medical practitioner on the conditions con
tanned IN the letter, whereby His ExceIlency
supposed That 4 competent candidates services
- ~ "l1",
Several 9members expressed their opinion on
Clo necessl{ u In9 proposal &dd 70 WHlc1 II
WA GaseL1eq, .n2l inc PfaGI5lonef appointed at
olI ne 4eli'0t D's'5lcc ~ 70 eS'aoIlsn MIN
'0I m q ! JIG iSlaho 0' o. L homas'
~ nv ilieN9eI lof OnfS'ansted town
- oIt"'1eeJ STATED maj q competent candidate
small = amoD " oiipn'''" anI tba = i t"u w. ~ h 81
opinion that the Connoil Sbonid fx an am % M
Of $500 for a period Of 4 wears
, 1866-02-16

Flere Medlemmer udtalte sig ON Nod
vendigheden at Antagelsen af Forslaget,
hyorhos det a%nt6rtes, at den i Center Di-
strictet ansatte Lege havde isinde at etab-
lere sig paa st. Thomas.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds By Pon-
taVlce) yttrede, at man neppe Wide kunne
vente at nogen duelig Candidat Wide komme
hertll med saa ringe en- Lon, oS at han an
tog at Raadet burde bestemme Bel0bet til
$500 for 4 Aar.
1ste Medlem for Chri8tiansteds By (Heil-
buth) tormeente, at Diet sidstnnynte Bel6b
var for h6i til Zen, og henstiIlede, at der
antoges 2 LTger gageret med $500 hver,
og t~oresIog, at der caves fremmede Lager
Lellighed til at bosrtte sig paa Den hyil-
ken Anskuelse tiere at Medlemmerne deelte.
Gouverneuren bem9rkede, at forsaavidt
Diet bekrtettede sig, at den nuyaerendo Po-
lltilPge / Centerdistrictet vii opgive denne
Shilling, MATTE han ansee A~ntagelsen at 2
Leger for n6dyendig, og stilIede for Diet
torudsatte TiIfielde f0Igende Endrings-
forslag
at Gouyernementet straX tager Skridt til
at antage eller2 Lrger fra Moderlandet
til at udgaae hertil for at overtage en-
DeeL at den ollentlige Legepleie som vii
blive dem oyerdragne med AnsrtteIse for
4 Aar, imod en- aarlig Looming for hver at
$500 Observation-Disclosures 200 I'd. OF
Forskud at 200 Rd.
Etterat flere MedIemmcr havde yttret sig
over Sagen, henstiiledo Fernandez til Raa-
diets ~BcstemmeIse, hvorvidt den af Gouyer-
neuren foreslaaede Endring skulde fore
tages til ~BehandIing og Afgi0reIse idag,
hVortll Raadet, med Is Stemmer im0d l,
meddeelte sit Samtykke.
late Medlem for Christiansteds By lHeil-
buth) ansaae Diet for paatrengende nod
vendl9t at der antoges 2 Lpger fra 1ste
April 1866, og anbctaIede Gouyerneurens
dindrlngStorslag til Raadet.
Hndrlngstorslaget bIey Oplast, sat under
Atstemnlng og antaget med 10 Stemmer
imol 3.
2. Udn"vnelse af en- Revisor til St. Croix
Landkasse Regnskab for Tidsrummet fra
lste Januar 1864 til 29de April 1865.
Raadet udn9Vnte Gouyernements-Secre-
tair Hattensen med 10 Stemmer imod l..
3. UdnpvneIse af Medlemmer til VaIgbe-
styrelserne for Gems 4 Valgkredse.
Hertil udn9vntes for:
Christiansteds Dyes Valg District: w. H.
Heyllger,
Christiansteds Lands Valg District G. Be-
hagen.
Frederiksteds Dyes Valg District H. Mall
gray.
Frederiksteds Lands Valg District B.
Beech.
4. Gouyernementets Forslag i SkriveIse
6te December 1865 ON Anvendelsen af
$l6S. 20 til Ta~gbekl@dning af Lererbo-
ligen we'd Two Williams Skole SAINT af
$IO4. 10 I'll Istandsetten af Kiokketaar-
net Christiansteds By.
2det Medlem for Frederiksteds L.anddi-
strict (Knightl til hvem Tilsynet med
Skolebygningen we'd Two Williams a fGou-
vernementet var overdraget, udtalte den
Formening, at den nuverende Tagbeklad-
ming at galyaniserede Jernplader kunde OBJ
lFgges med u~betydelig Bekostning og den
at neutrality-suspicious. foreslaaede Shing-
ling undgaaes.
1ste Medlem for Christiansteds By Hell
buth) foreslog at Sagen overdroges navnte
Medlem tilligemed af ham tilkaldte kyn-
dige M9nd til videre Unders6gelse, hvilket
antoges eenstemmigen med Is Stemmer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
Sqw Orleans daily Qresttut
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, 1866.
Memories.

The day, with its sandals dipped in dew
Has passed through the evenings golden gates,
Anda single star in the cloudless blue
For the rising moon in silence waits;
While the winds that sigh to the languid hours
A lullaby breathe DER the folded flowers.
The lilies nod to the sound of the stream
That winds along with luIling flow,
And either awake, or half in dream,
pass through the realms Of long ago;
While faces peer with many smile
From the bowers Of memOry's magical isle.
There are joys and sunshine sorrows and tears,
That check the path Of life's April hours,
And u longing wish for the coming year.
Thath hope ever wreathes with the fdirest flowers
There are friendships gueless-loye as bright
And pure as the stars in the halls of night.
There are ashen memories, bitter pain,
And buried hopes and a broken vow,
An aching heart by the restless main.
And the sea-breeze tanning paIIid brow;
And a wandering on the sheIl.lined shore
Listening for voices that speak no more.
There are passions strong and ambitions wild,
And the fierce desire TO stand in the van
Of the battle of life--and the heart of the child
L. crushed in the breast Of the struggling man
But short the regrets andlew are the tears
That fall at the tomb OF tile vanquished years.
There's quiet, and peace, and domestic love,
And joys arising from faith and TRUTH
And love unguGstOniGg, far above
The passionate dreamings of ardent youth;
And kisses of children on lip and cheek,
And the parents bliss which no tongue can speak
There are loved ones lost There are little graves
Ia the distant dell. meath protecting trees,
Where the streamlet Winds and the violet waves
And the grasses sway to the signing breezej
And we mourn for the pressure Of tender lips.
And the light of eyes dlrkened in deaths eclipse
And fins az tLe GLOW of the daylight dies
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
IT H. REEVES % co,
NOS 1876 AND 1877 WATER STREET
New York,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Agricultural and horticultural Implements
and Machines.

Pows and Pow Castings Moving and Reaping Machines
Horse Powers and Thresher Tanning and Grst Mills, Saw
and Roller Cotton Gins IngeFsos Cotton, Wool and Hay
Presses Wagons Carts TRUCKS and WheeIbarrows Guano,
Bone Dust Hoyts Super Phosphate Lime and other Fer
tiliaors; Grain, Field, Grass Garden Herb and Flower
seeds Improved Live Stock, etc
Depot of tile Celebrated EAGLE COTTON GINS
manufactured solely by BATES, HYDE co.
rJ- Send for Catalogues.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

under bond and permit, as aforesaid, shall be deli
yered to tile collector Of internal revenue forth
with upon its arrival at its point of destination,
and shall remain subject to his control until the
taxes thereon, and any necessary charges Of GUS
tody thereof, shall have been paid which pay
ment must be made within ninety days from the
date of the permit granted by the assessor for the
removal Of the cotton.
Upon the arrival and delivery of the cotton to
taxes stated in the permit and the proper charges
Of custody, if any, he will make, under his seal of
office, and deliver certificate.
The collector receiving the tax will deliver this
certificate to the person paying the same, who
will thereupon present it to the assessor or
assistant assessor of the district where the tax
was paid, who will thereupon debit the bonded
account of the collector Of the district with the
amount Of tax soreceived, to which he will certify
at the bottom Of the collectors certificate in the
following form:
hereby certify that the foregoing certificate
has been presented to me, and the amount thereof
entered in the bonded account Of this district.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

JOHN H. FULLER
MANUFAoTURER AND DEALER.
No. DeY Street, New York,
and ready immediate shipment and manu-
featuring to order,
Portable and gtationary Steam Engines and
Boilers,
2e $50 hsrse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills Of tn
most approved construction of all Sizes cutting 700 l6
Wheels and every kind Of Mill Machinery Sugar Mills Ps
per and Mining Machinery Tools Tanks etc. for OH
Salt Works; Cotton and WoOlen Machn cry, etc.
Vertical Planers, Woodworth Planning Mochnes
Iron Planers, Gray q Woods Planning Ms
Engine Latnes, chimes.
Drill Lathes Daniels Planning Machines
Boring Machines Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines
Upright Drills, Tenoning Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Morticing Machines
Force Pumps, Foot Morticing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumps, Blind sat Tenoning Machines
Hydraulic Jacks, Circular Saw Benches,
Screw Jacks, Wright's patent Scroll Saws,
shaftng Pueys and Hangers Patent Belt Scroll saws
Rubber and Leather Beltngs, Circular Reservng Mills
Leather and Rubber Hese, Upright Reserving Mills
Plumbing and Gas Fittings, Rotary and Mining Pumps,
Steam and Gas Pipes Every description of Machinery
Steam and Water Gauges and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins!
Taylor Eagle Brown, Southern Craven Excelsior Nc
Cahy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and every
thing required for the in store and for se at the oes
| price. Ynur orders are resnectiuiv solicited
ROBERT FOULDs,
/ IMPORTER FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
| MANUFACTURES OF TRANSPARENT STATES,
| No. 80 John street, New York
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31

- Nay the Stars and Stripes nsVtF eeass
70 Vsys over en- unhroksn Unleni
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-08-31
From New Orleans.

New 0RLEANs, August 2l.-The New Or
leans Tribune, the only loyal newspaper pub
lished in the city, has been compelled to sus-
pend publication. Immediately after the
massacre a military guard was furnished for
the protection Of the office and its employ
ees. The guard: wasiremoved yesterday, and
MS the lives Of the editors and printers have
been repeatedly threatened, the proprietors
have been reluctantly forced to close up the
establishment.
The fact is proving more apparent every
day that the rebels are determined to eIter-
inmate the Union men and crush out all
Union sentiment drought the South. A
military force Of 500 men is permanently loca-
ted and kept in constat readiness in the
heart OF the city. Four hundred are quar-.
tered in the Commercial Hotel, and one
hundred in Lafayette Square, opposite the
City Hall. General Sheridan has been APP
Piled 20 by Union men for protection from
known assassins who constantly dog them in
the streets. A delegation has been appoin-
ted to attend the loyal convention at Phila-
delphia. The members are afraid to have
their names published, fearing they would be
assasSinaled before they left the city.
New ORLEANS AUG. l9,-General
Baird's official report of the massacre
has been forwarded by General Sher-
idan, to Gen. Grant, with a request
that it be- published, together with
his kilograms to Gen. Grant. Baird's
report proves beyond all doubt that
the massacre was pre-arranged by the
rebel Mayor, John T. Monroe, and
Others. who had determined on effect
ually disposingof the convention by
Strengthening its members. The re-
port Of the military commission will
DO completed by the 25th inst and
together with the evidence will cover
over one thousand pages Of closely
written foolscap. There is sworn les.
timony that secret signs and pass
words were used between the police
and the different rebel military organ.
izations in the city, on the day Of the
massacre.