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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
NEWS FROM foarREds MoHRot.
4 nat.~,s.. OF sMs Tw.issh Unised state.
ImTAntfy Arrivsa-A. brace- Csugh,
Matters - tine porssnosh Navy yard,
osneSal Maaa On . sisk, 10. y, .ssA

fosrssss woyhos, Jan. q, 1893

H '-ff '.'' fosrasss woynos, Jan. q, 1so6
Five companies Of Teeifth United States infantry
suved 10 day from gchmcnd on tho cay of Albany.
Captain Parker, accomplished and popular onioer,
who made for himself most snviAbio reputation d1dng
the var, Command IN. newly arrived ba,,al on The
rcina nng nVe cpmpau o. t vii be- remembered, came
here some sels anc, aud arr nov s,aucrcd on guard
duty yorktown Williamsburg aud other plaoes ia The
poninsul,r and eastern shors ccuuuea A. Gaines Nils
this regiment then ia ,hs dis .on Of rcgalar troops
attached ,bs Finh oos rery baing blocd
on, or esisrnoe 10th odiosu and t s sad 20 be
composed of a fuo maiorsl now then. Two com.
ri,ee ell aid che rith rb,ed ststes suicry troops
sarfsou.n. Ne for and No othsr three companies
sLe plnco Of ne RiGb sslne regiment yrdefsd
b. mustered ogt of service
sGvug prrr 4~p ", rurtr
sroouA Ierie1nn' Pay Pm United st.i's artillery,
~ duty "a IN. for, evening Nar c,ugh' ~ Gsncr
Yros sleeping ~tIle dsy guard orlcsr ~ ogsr-s
General Ns r'aeot hun under arrest hm ohtoas duty
o. lie ,rcms.. WHIST ~iH - The fepili of "a srsiri
nIon n tbe remain % hc II crri4G iAsi
tcr much duiy hns 'esn iwTeel on bo'h others I'D
rlsn ysri-oniaf the fpu The oftoers arr k'fi %
duy risy othsr ssJ. svrh con'ipral train ou To
pm s-. sasSyIts s.Bnot y. sndard Tcs. nnist b. \
bnai W, ~ usofe fsihr ana Ics'ous nrcor sfc0ri
ms ~ eli rfrsis csHuo' % ic' - han LT,snnuf Day
u .. tf-gnst sra s-f,aIiJ b - ~ bOpsi th.i lIe
vii ~ hsi gsmsie. in ilt usn.
pi.,.H'tsFts A~srtI Hsr sr.u nsvE ryss pivgfHors
'u,Qrt' N'Ste, efifr ~ 80 IRE H.iysysSr. pab
h.h~i IN H,fny'un ind 'rrnJ n hh .iuo 10. ay ~
thel>ls,<e HosfsAi as. .vrurg ssal.isa ~ two
snss.wn Isrre,. i q sd Us, tho t''altug parry
Tie asAs lnut ~ ON N tia. cas rissnHng ihs
GENUINE true s.rhsrnerr srd that ,ho assault IA
clied run ret..4rcifen,e 0f views pth edtor W. h.
uinu re negro ggee'0n.
s,r4L asrrr.s
sti % tho por'smori ssry Ys,f rtTsais blf ii's
o. ut-rsyt To- Agsaan s. beihg ngfy repaired after
ths iais bi0s up ~ 4NN.ra co4hg ap ~ return
Ws.n.ssiou sni %. ,Leoe- ~ n s,ai. Il naatsfiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09

was bound TO recognize and defend He would weicomee
those States back and would the hour thai
them with governments based upon general and sincere
loyalty, and upon recognition OF the rights " their
loyal citizens II Il asked how long will you keep
them out cannot tete conditions Of returnf
he would serowfnly, bat incxorably, answer forever
Before the conclusion OF hi5 speech ths genteran's
hour expired but ny unGnlmoas consent tho time
eNfshded and at i,s close bo surrounded and
graduated by many mcfnborr while general applause
was manifested on the republican side.
A' ApJOpsssEsr
The committee then arosc and the Hoase adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09

shortly after six O'Clock Iost night fro discov
cred the ccoud floor OF buain No. 30 Pearl street,
occupied by MeKechnio Watts Co., erockrry auction.
eers The third floor is occupied by = II Isascs dealer
in leaf tobacco The damage 10 thc crockery mock will
not probably amount 10 than two hundred aollart
Insured ia the Manhattan and another company hsrne
nctEeinembefed. The damage 70 tho tobacco Will he
lbont one thousand dollars said 10 be fully nsured
The building s damaged about fhrae hl lndred dollar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
Do.,ractio" or a steamer ny rirs.

u WtFIhIfsEt, JhH y Irt"
tSrhe agents IN Alexandria, viuense, have received
news Of the destruction hs hso OF the steamer
Liberty Of the Exprcs lue bstseen .uexandria
aud Philadelphia The FIRE occurred Thurs
day night between twelve and O'Clock, OF
Cedar Point the Potomac river The vshei
In 10 the Maryland shore and barar reached in true
10 save the lives of the officers ~ The vessel
ana cargo total loss, the VOC having burned 10
the water edge before they left. N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09

WIN ~ IHF III y y
noe tfs ~ srsa = ths sssnttID cantsa
me s'aAroshlp "a b2sf. fr0~ Leespsai ~ Sss
Yo,s pst Ia hsss ~ erals tls svsr 81 o. sli ess
sts hss hsi s~siv, says ., fags ss ass -si osbgsa
" bsavs 10 Zoe ssttn 4sys Ths f.is s az rshi
rt-fs xt ~ sisss - ths siess4sbis Csssis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09

NsMfftn far v. lfrr
'pfWn Dali a. a.. -, - NJ bfshg tts hirhe-s
pre- orersG usnA4etiehs - bA ihs.s o,stsn ~
cgnieg 70
ne lfidgs~ ~ ~ rslfrosls % wsfs DAMAGED by
N las ffsaht sre rgw fagsfr1 sId nih b. raAdy ~
tsorrca fyf ihs yafafs ~ wauN Ibfygxh sisat wii
D. fsseivsd us igAl fbt Gvof y stillsnnx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
Fir, "a Jackson, Michigan.

DkTFoIT,, MICH, Jan. - 1900.
Five store nrned at JACK sDn, Mch sunday
morning i.o U 900, Insurance $4,000 Buncpon
a Woodrow i..a and shoe dcslers, are the hesvcd
losers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
MARINE DISASTERS


" u To
stsri handrel sri tau barrels - ksrsear o.i
Wefn picked W tDday tetsftn Race rtinf auf ittd
Laht ,aps tos u b. s1ptaa.d they sfo tan VI tho
~ rcsel lbat haf r0ha % rscsa Ia that
Nlr ulty.
sr.s -tsotsr " shorp si Esti psnna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09

had meeting this morning and selected the Hon. George
Bancroft to deliver the euogy in February next In place
OF Edwin n Stanton, declined.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
WHOLE NO. 1925.
WASHING

WASHINGTON.
->~>~~~---~.~~-~~-->-
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
More Calls for Information Regarding
Mexican Affairs.
Enlightenment Wanted by the Senate
on the Arms Expectation
Prohibition.
Iturbide's Heir Being Looked
After by the House.
Gen. Towards Report Relative to the
Freedmen and, Abandoned Lands.
-~~-~~>~~~~~>--~>>-~~~
STATUS OF THE LATELY REBELLIOUS STATES
Speech OF Mr.. Latham COntrOyerting the Doe
tFine that They Are Out Of the Union.
Troops to Remain in the South
Until Congress Declares the
States Restored.
Introduction of Bill Providing for the
Funding Of the National Debt.
Northern Creditors Asking Protection from
the Operations Of Southern Stat.
utes Of Limitation.
Proposed National Military and Postal Rail.
road Between Washington and View York.
Passage by the House OF the ResOlu-
ton Denouncing Polygamy.
&c. &c. &c.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1866.

for funding the obligations of the United States Or.
dered 10 he printed
RESOLUTIONS ISQUmy
Various resolutions OF inquiry on different subjects
were agreed 10.
INITIATED BONDS.
On motion of Mr.. ShRII.ABARdEE frep1 OF Ohio. tho
Committee OF Ways and Means 10 inquire
into the poprety OF providing for tho reissue OF mutt
lated bonds 81 the United States snd report by bill
otherwise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-09
NArraArlzArinx-xrx' '1oRK rosr ORIG
wAsmsGros, Jan. 5, 1890

Mr.. RArNosp, irep) OF \. Y, introduced |, bin "a
amend the several acts of Congress relative to
tufazs,on and for other purposes which referred
10 the Committee the Judiciary; also bill providing
for the appointments of Commissioner purchsse sits
and erect thereon building for Post Ofcc Ia se cty
or New York which was referred TO the Post oe Com
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&lmi5sG eridyt.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07
Spefial NDti5en.
@eraetebnis nener 9lmseiaen

i'm beutia en- glat
1, 9IuFofnug Der 9efdafts sSsrbins
bin6uns.
2, O'gaei4's u, g. Claim asentur,
3. @atent @limmerbader.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

E# . asse . tuffe FUR Die sa
Gbren Der 2egisiatur unb Staatsregie<
rung ab8ubuItenbe SeHItdtsit beriam.
melt fd beute gormittas in Der
staotsseituuss s5fFss, Die 9fiteIies
Der tuerOen erfuda, fooieI luie inogli6
gu collectirea nnb gefaaisf piinftli9 su
.5a erldeinen. Ntfo beute UNI 10 ubr
gorinittaesl 3r5a asli o9f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-07

E Der San eeeen Dol6ear unO
@eafI fuiro beute crit nadJbem bic gerf
lp0hnLtde @ttlne bes 9eli3eigeri9ts
botassr fsia tDtFbl bgtgsnOameH lpet.
ben.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

Police ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE. Alex
ander Cole, for firing Il pistol in the street, WIS
discharged, upon tie payment OF line and costs.
Richard Doean and William johnson, color
ed for riotous and disorderly conduct at the
house of John SeatOn. were discharged, upon
the payment Of fines and costs.
WeSly Morgan, colored, arrested for di<or-
DERBY conduct at the house OF John Scat0D,
was discharged.
William Pruit, White boy, and Armstcad
Burke, negro, for having in their possession
two guns, were discharged upon relinquishing
their weapons, and on uncle Of Burke ARMS
tead West, who demanded the guns from the
officers, was discharged, upon the payment of
fine and costs.
Edward Battle, soldier stationed at Bate
ry Rogers. for assaulting some negroes near the
tunnel, was committed to the Watch House,
but that prison being insecure, was sent to jail.
Patrick Murphy and John White two sol
diers, engaged with Battle in the assault upon
the negroes, were committed to the Watch
House, but escaped from tia prison by lcaping
from the windows are are still at large.
Alfred Fair, one of the night watchmen Ter
contempt Of court, for abusive language, and
for dsorder]y conduct, was committed to the
watch house, but upon manlfestlng DISPOSE
ton to utterly abolish that institution, was
sent to jail, from which however he was speed
lily released at the solicitation of his friends.
Charles Scha1far, for djsorderly conduct was
fined and discharged.
John Duney, for firing pistols in the street,
was fined and discharged.
Randolph Whittier, negro, for shooting his
brother-in-av, John Berry, was discharged, as
the prosecution was Withdrawn.
James Burk for taking coat from the scene
Of the fire last nj Chr, was discharged.
John Watson, coIored. for drunkenness, was
committed to the Watch House for a short
time, and then discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFICE Frank Washington,
negro, arrested Oh charge OF robbing Albcrt
Payne, also negro, at the Carter House, III
"Petersburg,' was discharged, as the evidence
was not sufficient to warrant his commitment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION.-Th cello
bration of Christmas by the Sunday Schools in
connection with Episcopal Methodist Church,
at that Church last evening, was grand
affair. The building was damned from floor to
gallery, and many were unable to obtain
entrance. An appropriate address was deliver
ed by the Rev Mr.. Munsey, and though some
hardened thief yesterday stold one large basket
filed with gifts for the children, FROM the pas
tors Office, nearly all the scholars received q
present
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

CHRISTMAS Christmas has come and gone.
Santa Claus was pretty general in hisattentions,
and though the stockings he filled have been
emptied, the holidays are not yet over, and the
young folks arc still making merry. Happily
the day was celebrated in this city without a
recurrence of such scenes as were witnessed
here last Christmas, and without the heartren
dings incident upon that occasion. The
city was generally quct-ncarly all Of the
police arrests being made in the immediate
vicinity of the Mayors Office. There were
either Church or Sunday School exercises in
all of the Churches, many Of which were hand
somely decorated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26
ECIAL TICE

BALL.-Thc German Benevolent Society
will give their tenth Annual Ball, at the Assem-
bly, Rooms, corner Of King and Royal streets,
on Monday c9cning, thc3lstinstant. Them
ayers invite their friends to be present and guar
antce All agreeable evening to all who may at
tend Tickets one dollar. dec 24-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

Hs47~ FEsTIyAL-T ladies propose to hold
a Festival, for the benefit of the Mission Station
Of West End, at the Eclectic Academy No. +,
North Columbus street, on the evenings Of the
9th ard 18th Of December, to which the public
are invited to attend Supper from : until II
o'clock Admission Is cts Children 10 cents
de 22-t20lh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

RESIGNATION The resignation of Alr. Chas.
Z. Lathrop as Naval Storeke!per at the Wash
ington Navy Yard, has been accepted and Col.
S. j. WALES, who served throughout the var
as colonel Of one of the Maryland regiments
has been appointed TO fill tEie vacancy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

ESCAPED. The two men arrested OK : pas
senger train Of the Orange and Alez,asslria
Railroad sometime since, and confined IN &he
Jail at Amherst Court House, on cha rge Of
robbery, and on suspicion Of being the p art:es
who robbed and attempted 10 murder Mr.. Bel
lew of Boteourt, made their escape on Sunday
night last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

Work HOUSE DEJ1vERY-The four negro
soldiers, committed to the Work House last
week, for creating disturbance in ''Peters-
burg" succeeded in effecting their escape on
Monday morning, by saving off the bars from
the windows of that prison, during tie absence
of the Superintendent They have not yet
lJeen recaptured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

EINTRAcHT This Dramatic Association
held Christmas Festival last night, at their
rooms in Washington Hall. The evening S
enjoyment was uninterrupted, with the cx-
ception of an alarm at one time among the
ladies present, caused by the cry Of fire. Re
freshments were in profusion, and the dancing
was prolonged until this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

4 WARNING TO BoYs.-A grandson OF Nj.
John T. Evans, while attempting to fire q p1s-
toll yesterday, had his hand so severely ira ctur-
cd by it's explosion, as to render two OF his
fingers entireIy useless and from the nature OF
the wound, it is not certain that life itself MAY
not be the forfeit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

Dzz5g~ SPECIAL NoTICE-GnARLEs BRILL,
No. 2$9, King street, has the largest and most
varied assortment Of Christmas presents, Fancy
Goods, Toys and Fire Works. ever offered for
salo in ths city, and will sell the same at prices
to suit the times. Those who intend purchasing
such articles during the Christmas Holidays
will consultthcir own interests by calling at his
Tov Emporiuln dec 2O--l0t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

THE WEATHER has turned cold again, with
a tendency, to snow" it is thought. Iester-
day, christmas day. was bright and fine.
The weather: was in season with the feelings
of the people We have had for the last two
or three ghts very heavy white frosts The
river has ice in it, but steamboats, and vessels
make through it yet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL Scholars Of the First
Presbyterian Church had their innocent lcstiv-
itv on Christmas Eve, at the Church--and all
hearts we're made glad on the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26
= OR THE OLD Z Y S

II 0 + T II Z II 0 IL D I Y S!
The subscriber has Just received from the New
York auction sales q variety Of
FANCY GOODS.
suitable for Christmas presents, such rs
Vases, China and Bohemian Glass.
ALotto Cups and S4ucers, Match Boxes.
Card Baskets Toy Ies Sets
Toy Caps and S5auccrs, Motto Mugs.
Bohemian Glass Toilet Sets, Cologne Bottles
Gilt Band and Decorated Spittoons.
Silver plated CastOrs, Spoons sc. ali oCwhich
will be sold at prices TO suit the times.
dec lS-dtjAnl +. j. MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26

SHoT.-A negro man named John Berry was
shot yesterday ty another negro named Ran
dolph Whittier. The bali penetrated the
thigh Of the wounded man, but the injury is
not thought be dangerous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26
! LII SORTS
"a OF TOYS,
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
CHRISTMAS! CHRISIMAS!! CHRIsTMAs!,l

NO. 259, KING ST.
CHRISTMAS NICK has just arrived in this
city, and has made his headquarters at the toy
emporium Of
CHARLES BRILL,
80. 239, KI ING STREET.
lie has brought with him five thousand dol
lar! lar 81, CUQ( worth Of Toys, Fancy Goods Fire
M00rkS and Christmas presents
- Toys of al conceivable descriptions, from g
flrc Crackers, Spit Devils, Tyrpedoes, Rock
ets; Roman Candles &c, &c, &c.
these articles will be sold ut from 25 to so per
cent cheaper than they were last year. All who
favor me with call will find no fault either
with MY stock or with my prices
CHARLES BRILL,
dec 2O-l0t No 03o Kino st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-26
DRY GOODS.
49, 49, VELVETS, MERINOES, sc.
\ r Re G II y \ G l.

We are now receiving the largest and most
beautiful stock Of ~~
VIC have ever exhibited in this city. We have
all the late Paris styles, that have only been
adoptcd By the most fashionable Broadway
CIoak-makcrs and Dr. Goods Houses. Many
Of these STYLES we have only Il few OF, 50 thNt
the first that come. will get the choice.
Also. - pieces most superb Choking CI1tHs'
comprising Ill The great variety OF novelties
from France, belgium and Germany, such rs
Moss. Velvet and Frosted Beaverln Black hItc
and CoIo~cd Cloths, with some superb goods
for The Opera with trimmin rs 10 match.
Also, 10 pieces Black Lyons Velvet. All OF
the above goods VIC will have made up in the
hest stylc. III short notice, if desired.
. piece: Extra wide French and English
Ncr;nocs. at 30 per cent less than prices few
weeks since and AT unhcard Of prices for the
past five Years.
MOURNING GOODS,
Black ana Colored Silks Poplins, Reps; Octo-
man Cloths, Rob Roy Plads, Plaid PopIHs,
Blankets, FIanuols. Cassimcres, Domestic gooaS,
HOOP Skirts, Jouvin's Kid Gloves, Hosiery, &c;
comp.cte our stock in every department, ana
present inducements rarely offered N the city
Of Washington. NJ la LQh q ~,
No. Y, Centre Market Space.
WASHINGTON, nov U-tf