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ID ICHARD LEO,
MqRufactarer Of
CABINET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C,

CABINET-WARE, CHAIRS, &C,
BEDFORD, PA,
The undersigned being engaged in the Cabinet
making business, will make to order and keep on
hand everything in his line ofmanufacture.
BUREAUS, DRESSING STANDS, PARLoR AND EXTEE-
SION TABLES, CHAIRS, BEDsTEADs, WASH
STANDS, &c, &C,
will be furnished ut all prices, and to suit every
taste C0FFINS will also be made to order.
Lg-Prompt attention paid to all orders for work.
g-Shop on West Pitt Street, nearly opposite
the residence of George Shuck.
July 10, l663.-tf RICHARD LEO.
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FYRE & LANDELL,
IT. FOURTH and ARCH Streets,
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EEF New and desirable Goods daily received,
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AND THOUSANDS.
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81 euyeIop on The receipt Of siX cents Uf TWO post
age stamps, by addressing r.rr>-r ,co
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81 -lll nrsnts srts every " whore to sell our

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Above salary or large commissions paid. IheoTLr
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Wilson. Grorer 4. Bgkty, Singer ~ Co., a"d
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ON SATURDAY.. JANUARY 6, 1866,
Messrs. TICKNOR Il FIELDS began the pub
LEGATION Of a weekly Journal entitled
EVERY SATURDAY.:

4 JOURNAL OF CHOICE READING,
SELECTED FROM FOREIGN CURRENT LITERATURE.
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gapEs OF THE LIBERATION Of MR., DAVIS
PRECEDENT ADVISED TO RECOMMEND TIL
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

wAsErEGToy, Nov. 7.-Gen Taylor, Of Louis
aaa, had long interview with Gen. Grant to-day.
Tbs,snbiect on which they were engaged is left
entirely to conjecture. As Gen. Taylor, however,
leaves again, in the course of this week for
Fortress Monroe, one of the most plausible ru-
roors ia that the matter in view is the imprison-
raent cg Mr.. DaTiz, and that under all the creum-
stances Of the case, his early liberation may now
he reasonably expected. A large class of the
community adopt this idea, and believe that the
grounds On which tits based is irrefragable.
,Sany ot.ers hopeir will prove correct who are
not quite 80 satisfied Of the correctness Of the
arguments advanced in its favor.
Mr.. Bulli5t, the United States marshal for Louis
lana has satisfactorily rebuttsd all charges which
haal,een preferred against him, and, shown him
self fally entitled to the confidence Of the Presi
dens.and the support of his friends.
There is a rulaor here to-day that three mem
bers Of the cabinet, namely, the secretary of th
aayvu Mr. weIles: the secretary Of war, Mr.
5 ssaasen: and the attorney general, Mf. Stan
berry have unitsd in advising the President to re
, commend the Southern states to adopt the con
i sttnaopal amendments What the pEobeb7ite
I are Of the President daing this we are left
# Judge for ourselves. There is a verywidely e.
:, tended opinion .hat he will do nothing Of til
5 kiad. Ella
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LIVERPOOL MARKET -COTTaN I'D,

LowpoN, New Great Britain has withdrawn
her Delegation from saxony thereby Teeognlzmg 9l e
lie Incorporation Of Saxony with the. Kingdom OF
Prussia.
Ireland to possible rising.
sT. PErsasBrEG, Nov. 7-1The car Of Russia
has formally recognized tho Hospotfar.
yIENNA, Nog. lit is reported the emperor
Of Austria. has resolved to appoint q hungarian
LoSDoS, Nov 7-Itis stated tbs insurrection in
I've LSyEEPooE, Nov. 7-Noon,-The market for
! cotton is. not SO firm. Prices have declined a.
and the sales to-day am0anted to but Eo,OoO Daies
| MiddlinE U plands are4qR0ted at L5d.
| LtvERpool, Nov. -Eyenng-The talloW mar
ket is fun. Petroleum is heavy.
II IoSDoS, o. Nov. 7.7-Noon-consols 99l Ilinoi I
Central Railroad shares n. Erie railway snare
4 81, United States 5-2e's 685.
LoNpoN, Nov 4.-Evening Illinois CenSra
shares II. Erie railway 81. United States 5-z0
VIoxsRuEG, NOV. Passed up Ruth 10 A.
River falling. ,n. r-,hIo =,
: the Associated Rress,)-The steamship ony !"
Washington, from New York. touched mere to7o'1
! on her way to, Liverpool.
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increased nai0Fit8s, with the exception Of MARY
land and Delaware, which will have considerable
conservative gains.
Ngw ToRK. Nor. 7.-Arriqed, steamer San Saf-
yadOr. from Savannah.
In Illinois only three Democrats out Of IS mem~
bers are elected. In View York I3 OF IL Demo-
Gratis are elected out of congressional represent
tation of 81. One Democrat out Of nine iss
elected in Missouri
All the membersfr Michigan are Republicans.
One Democrat, out Of five Representatives, 10
elected in New Jerseys
elected in Wisconsin.
In MARYLAND, four conservatives and one radical
are elected to Congress.
Missouri.
On the whole vote the Republicans have pFoba >
by gained two members of Congress. Connecd-
cut, California, Kentucky, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island and Tennessee, choosing twenty y-nine mem
bers are vet to elect. OF these, the Republicans
will probably carry the four districts in GonneeM-
cut, the three in California, the three IN New
Hampshire, the two in Rhode Island, and two OF
the nine in Kentucky; while Of the eight IN Ten
nessee no proper estimate can be given.
| MmLEDGEvTLLE, Ga, Nov. 1.-THE Senate has
refused to reconsider the bill repeating the usury
| laws. a bill has been introduced in the House
| declaring contracts based on slave propertEnui-
The I'D inst. has been appointed as day Of
humiliation and prayer. 8
Great interest IS manifested as to the results Of
the Northern elections.
| NASHVILLE, Nov. T.--50vern0r BroWnl9WfE
message was received in the House. 1t discusses
the question of negro suffrage, thinks certain de-
| signing men with the eonnfgance of the President
are endeavoring TO overthrow the State govern
ment and inyokes the prompt action of the legia-
lature thereto.
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inp tine late j. Oncfn in the Ihifl DIati4Gt, Ui0
5ard was informed that he had resigned.
The resignation of officer James Dorsey was IT,
ceived and accepted.
Officer P. Brady was convicted Oh sitsing tsi uo"1
on his beat while on duty, and being lntoAiGate4 t
the next day, when off duty, was sentenced :"
suspension of thirty days, in addition 10 S1speh
sion Of fourteen days, already incurred dafih8
the pendency Of an investigation.
Officer o. Salaun came before the boafd 10 an
swer charge Of obtaining 81 from Mr.. Schiehhef,
No. $50 Old Levee street, by making false repre-
sentations. The Representations complained o. az
false were proved to be true, and the cnaFgS was
dismissed and the officer restored to duty,
officer r. Meyrau, for being asleep on ms Deat,
was ordered to be suspended for fifteen days, his
suspension, pending a trial, TO pc ded@eSeu ifoih
the sentence.
Officer Condor was examined on a charge OF
falsely mpounding cab and horse belonging 10
- Burnett, whose stand is on St. Thomas street,
where Mr.. Condor is stationed. The facts ehclted
that he had simply obeyed the instructions oH MS
suDeriors and impounded the cab Tor Yloi@uoh
OF the city ordinances by the driver. a..
Officer John G. Duffy, accused Of taking hYe
dollars in a rarroom from Mr.. Trainer, was ar
rafgned. and after some explanations tending 10
show the Injustice of the charge, Mr.. Ifaih6f
| withErew it, ON molten Of Mr.. Soule, however
The decision of the board was hela in reserve untl
| the cage shall have been tried before tl2e flIs
District Court where it has been sent by ReeOfde
Lettan. The case was brought to the attention g
the board BY Lieut. Jacobs not in the form OF ac
cnsation. bnt TO apprise the board that crlmina
| prosecution had been preferred against CalCe
| Dutfy-a commcudable course on tile part OF IN
| lieutenant in informing the board OF complaht
pending in the courts against members OF Ill
| police.
This case disposed of, the board adj9arned
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FIRST DrsrR1cr.-The case of F. W. Boebinger,
accused of assaulting Henry Eichenorogh and Sc
vereIy wounding him on the head, by blow with
tumber, intending to kill, was callsd up before
Acting Recorder Moore yesterday, and disl2lssed
at the request of EichenbTogh.
| The prosecution against Alexander Whlte, on
charge of breach of trust, alegeCg to have been
committed. in appropriating to his own use the
4 sum of ffty-nine dollars, he had collected tor
Charles Lovel and colored man named Lewis
Green was also dismissed at tha instance OF LoFet
Thomas Pitman, negro, was sent before tAe
First District Court to be tried for the larceny OF
four regolvers and coat frem the store of MI. Nj.
Cogan. No. 254 Tchoupitoufas street, in the latter
part of October
An affidavit was made yesterday by Mr.. h. b.
| Pothier, of the firm of A. McLanrln, PotAler q
Il Co., charging Pierre Lanouette with forgery. II
is ayerred that on the Esd ult. he counterfeited
the signature of that house, in indorsing cheek
drawn by Messr9. Oher, AtwaIer " Co., upot
Messrs. SEaiDh, Newman u Co., for $500, and pay
able to the order Of Messrs. McLaurin, Pothier 4
5 Co., ana by such forged Endorsement obtained TIL
money for the check.
$ Charles Denover and James Kslly were al
n ragnGd, charged with larceny, aTerred 10 h1E
e been committed in stealing from coiored ma
q aamed Elijah Carter, his pocketbook containin
So The case was fixed for the l7th inst.
d John Head alias John Williams, negro, wa
to brought to the bar, accused Of stealing from TIL
n room Of Louisa Rucher, in Mrs. Whites house
u FghnunitOplas street, trunk, which with its co
ii tents are valued At about 3l00 The charge is
be investigatad M the l7th.
I'd PGfor (i14Chqm negro, arrested for the larcer
al of box contaiainE clothing and papers, valued
X. $75. from on hoard the steamboat }izzia, at i
a, New Basin, on ohe 30tl ult., WAS brought befo
af the court. TIE pro2t was insufficient 10 est&n
tie larceny, but, as Peter was shown to be a b
ID character, he was sent to the Workhouso for
w. months.
vas John BaptistG, colared, charged by Joseph III
er. with pi!!ering: II. Brunado, q vagFant, aud 4
jat. GpilV. found drunk on Apollo street, %ere reqai
to tiad vouchers for their good behavior, or g.
The Workhouse for thirty days.
Diego Joe, charged with sfabDng James Ber
last in the arm. with inteNt to kill, aud with gnaki
ana thrust, at The same time At George o'Cailaghan
tending u killhtm, on Deora street. on the n
eny, of tue 2lst ult, was dned S25 90 IN each case
ern, Henry Wuliams. a negro, accused OF assault
,lice linr cki2g down and severely beating Fred u
Ines o,s the AK end Of the New Canal, on TIE
sfua 'ii Patylck DHnlay, for committing nuisan
man, the ST. CHARLES Theater on Tuesday night
4 kill, Christopher Jordan for being drink aud dis
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colnred man hy the name of Alphonse Martin |
was yesterday morning brought 10 inc Glty' ~ 9t
badly wounded condition from that pQflon o. ?"
Bernard parish which is known as La ChhcAe'
md Which il about fifteen miles below the CITY
He died in Il house almost opposite tAe PONCE st4
fnp en- EIysian Fields street, few hours after MS
arrival. His wife accompanied MN mere, i.u
made to us in gumbo French, the following stats-
ment Of facts: c,.-,. ....u,
AlDhoase had gone down to La Chinche to work
because it was good country to save money N
although the wind from the gulf would s3netllEs
make tine water waist-Qepp in the fields, ana tne
,nos1nit9es were so bad that they had to build
| smoke fires to sleep. He had gone there
| 8bout two weeks before from the city, formed
a Moruuuatic marriage with her, and had been
picking cotton for Il cent poulu up 10 Tue ,lhle
| of lis DEATH On the night when the event nap
ppned there was dance for colored people on
the plantation Of Mr.. Chopin, aud this haq com
meuced at sund0Wn aud gone on Iht lhlqui5H1 !;
At that hour the father of the deceased ana
colOred john Robolns, VINO potA had p5JI u'inM
inr cot into an angry discussion. ROODinS hao
win him two bottles OF whisky, and in reference
TO this he told the old man, thai he DID not hEhe
ii there to sell or give away. Without any iurthel
words he caught up gun and snapped II i5 al ne
) father.ln-law twice. Alphonse, the deceased
then came forward and said that his tathe
was too old q man for Robbins to attaci
J. hut that he tAlphonse) was wiling 10 90 III
y FIGHTING. Robbins said that the gun ne held j
6 his hand was his own and that he would q
With il as he pleased aud that if Aiphonse wa
= ready to take his place he would fx nm OIL L Y
: men now came up and were trying to carry a
: phonse off when Robbins stabbed MIN IN the hea'
ie An examination was held upon the poay
y dissection after its arrival here, and the resu
70 showed that the deceased had come to his dea,
from the settling of blood upon his BRAIN III
e. halt headless corpse was wrapped IN oloo'
he sheet and lying in the courtyard OF the mouse
= q o'clock Yesterday afternoon while about doz
7 yards from it was the wife sleeping with 8 CHI
in her arms.
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gotal Sntelligente.
Heath of FlnrInn navis.

This evening the remains of Florian Davis Iate
W be burod the funeral moving from
the residence of his mother, Mrs. HQratlo Dayts'
at the corner of Goodchdren and Union streets
at 4 p. NJ. His death does not come nne8pec;;-
edly. He was private in the 22d Louisiana regl-
ment and, during the siege of Yicbsburg, he re,
ceved v @ wound in the trenches, by the bursting
of she'll from which he never entirely Eecov,
cred. He was the son of Cen HoratiosDayis, an
officer in the late war with England ana ana cDt HhG
was secretary Of the Senate Of the State FOL
responsible ] civil Offices, and was always esteemea
highly as an accomplished gentleman slngulatrt} at y
nnre and high toned in character. The subject o.
this notice was, by marriage and blood connectet
with witt many many Of the most ancient and distinguish
families in the State, and his own virtues, ire
spective of this, commended the esteem OF all "h'
knew him.
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THE first lecture Of Senator KanGtII IIHHVt ;"
for many years has expounded the principles OF
commercial law in the law schools of this city, was
yesterday evening delivered in the United states
court room in the Custom House building N N
commencing his address the speaker stated tnat
he had left his pupils with reluctance to occupy
seat in the United States senate. He had not eE-
peoed to be allowed to take his seat, but LAD re-
inaned in Washington through delerence Tor me me
wishes Of his State and had returned to his tor
mer duties with alac1lty and pleasure. As tor the
rest, lis lecture traced the progress Of commerce
from the time when it was lost in the nlst5o o. anu
quity 1t abouuded with those graceful aIiq:3h5 q
s5eaIier understands 50 we'll how to interwe1vt
WITH the dryer details of Law, which wond doubt 10,
Iess make lin as eloquenta writer were he L
devote his talents 10 authorship, as ne Is
|
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ing the peace on Magazine street, were fined SO

each.
James McGraw, William johnson, negro. John
Brown, Charles GOss, David Dwyne, Patrick Glib
ney and James McCabe, for Drunkenness and dis
orderly behavior, were fined s. each.
William Matthew, FOuntain Floyd and j. D.
Campbell, for being drunk were fined 81 80 each.
SECOND DIsTRIcT.-Pelicie Smith was fined 80
for Contempt Of court in having party arrested
upon affidavit and then refusing to prosecate.
Randall Drury, arrested upon Cont street for
disturbing the peace and for being generally
dangerous and suspicious character, was made to
Brooks cofored, charged with being drunk and
using obscene language, was fined S25 or sixty
days to the W0rkhoTse.
4 large haul Of household furniturFwas brouGh
to the IRENE station, found on the corner OF vt
Claude and Carondelet Walk.
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FIrst District Court.

Al.af1r r1-.oS Sif
the following proceedings were had;
Edward Cannon was nut on trial for carrying |
hnv,fa ar dirl, knife concealed on his person. and
assari+nr With it Paul XIII, driver Of the Maya
zine street car No. 3j. Bat one witness was
examined for the State-the prosecutor Eis
statement was, that Cannon got into his car on the
r1;rbt Of the 18th October 1866 smoking q riEar;
thot witness told him 10 quit smoking tbat he per
sisted and witness at last, insisting upon his stop
| Ding. he drew Il knife, declaring ne would " XII
! fha d--n son Of -" then threw the cigar
| away and drew his knife a second tIIac. when
witness called watchman and mad him
arrested. The accused pleaded his own case,
and stated that the facts rad not been
correctly represented by the prosecutor; Accuseg
had been policeman and once arrested him, and
f9r That reason the prosecutor had q grpdge
against him. On the night referred to accused
t5t on the car between 10 and IL o'clock, intend
M 10 ride but few squares He had cigar in
his mouth and upon taking place on the plat
farm to0l5 a long slanghn keeping the smoke
in his mouth. and holding the cigar in his hand.
He was addressed by the prosecutor in blGsphA-
nous and obscene laaguage. Accused intending
| Ia rpn0rt him was about to take a pencil from his
(nrc5sad:s} pocket. when the prosecutor shouFed
watcl, y and had him arrested on the charge
l before the court The trial resulted in a verdict
2 Of acduittal and the prisoner was discharged.
John Se0ini who had pleaded guilty to charge
+ of stenling two boxes Of cigars worth $40 and a
r clock valued at $40 from Charles Slaybach, was
|, sentenced to one month in the Parish Prison. HC
r is vonth. seemingly not over thirteen or four
K teen wears of age
is Elijah williams colored, convicted on Monla!
n of an assault and battery, upon another negr'
10 named Moses Goodrich was sentenced to pay
as fine Of 500 or in default thereof, to be cCntne
70 in the Parish Prison four months the assautbeiu
l. Of very aggravated nature.
d. Peter DOnnohoe, charged with violently beadn
oy Thomas Rigey in the First District lookup o
III the 2lst Of June last when both rartes wer
tn prisoners in the same CELL pleaded e,ity and wg
he remanded to await sentence.
dy The district attorney entered nolle prosequis
at the following cases, and the accused were di
zen charged from custody:
lid Ashley PAYNE, informed against for assaultiI
Cyrus H Staufer, with intent to kills and also
formed against for an assault and battery on
j. Breen. The accused had been brought u
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The amorous youths of Louisville are running
the business Of the county clerk and ministers.
| When they want to splice they Eight outi for
| JtttsrsonvilIe We understand justice of that
town has had a sign painted over his door, ''mar-
rage ceremony performed with dispatch and
without fear of Interruption by parents or guar
diuns '-L Evansville Gazette.
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r.,,,a o; vol, commissioners.

This hoard he'll its regular weekly meeting last
oye"ina, a',io Pre-eit-SIessrs, Conway, Moore ana
"'i G"mpaints against j. P. Sqioios l. 3 swyeng Wa1y
P swmton p Fagan, P. h9g. f Jonm ,ha nniins MJin
f"ree H,e,' were received andtrals liked for Wednes
oay next. -,,oo a. tho last meepi,,
inrcIati6n cn to ocer P Johnson, indicted for man
slaughter, alleged to have been comEN0Fl in kill
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Rnnrh or sehool plreetors.

The monthly meeting Of this board was held
last evening. The attendance was very full TOUR
George W, Race Esq, was unanimously elected
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Mr.. Mcconnell x
The committee to whom was referred the prop
children from the adjoining parishes ofSt Bernard
and Jefferson, reported adversely, anda resolution
embodying the views of the committee was
III The monthly report of Superintendent Rogers
shows that ,,l54 children are now attending Inc
Mss solomon sent in her resignation as one OF
the teachers in the Clio street school, and 1t wa
Judge Mitchell, Judge Foute and Messrs, s. EIll
son, Samuel Henderson and P. 6. Mohan, wer
elected assistants of the supervising committee
| the First District schools -,
shortly after secret session was had, at til
close Of which the board adjourned without trans
acting any other business
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List of dispatches remaining at the telegram
o@cp for want Of proper add es5: Gart. II. Apple
lanes A. Harrison, John Ha'aleston, lsoial
Paxton, J. Poiteyant'