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kENTJeKT.
Gen. PaIIber Adjfcsses 1000 Cei"ssd p o.
ule-A Review Of the situation.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Tucsday, Jan. 2, !

LOUISVILLE, Nv, Incsini Jan. =, 900.
Gen. Palmer addressed 1000 colored people
In the open air Yesterday.
lie congratulated tie audience that Slavery was
ended forever in the United Stas and that the coored
people having ceased to be hayes had no longer any
Interests which separated item from the mass ol the
Amc lean people.
He was glad tlat TO this continent had been reserved
the glory of second example Of the delycanee oi
whole country from SlaVery-thGt for the tist time
ours H. the land o The free aud that hereafter the Coy
crumcn s 10 bc maintained by giving iul olcct 70 ls
own priuciple7-llat hereafter before the law, uue
shall g. 10 other difference between the eo!ored race
and Others than that OF cOpr-tbat IN Inc nature ci
ihngs for years to come. tie colored people oi I'M
country must be aborers, but that their Interests and
The interests Of white labor were TO be itehtlcsli
al Efforts 10 degrade the blacks Ia to degrade their
labor and Ia effect 20 degrade the labor Oh all Othcfa
aud those who attempt are just as much the enenio
O the white abOrer a. they are OF the colofcd hboreF
lie that cOmpes the black man 10 HOk Tor hGif piice
compcs the white man 10 10 tlc saIne Inc Interests
Of tie black aIc, thoTeiOIe tie interests Oi ever!
white man in the country.
Heretofore the lcgslatOn Of the county has been
very much n favor Of wealth aud the owners Of slaves
but hereafter Slavery beiug out Of the way must be
Tor the lnbOrer no matter what MS cv"i A'! Do' 10
protect bin from The despolisin oI capita 49,.
The shareholders will no longer be able to con
tro the preudices Of The of toll and drive them
10 support systems which robbed them OF haif iher
earnings, which deprived tnen on iree schoois 'of
their children, and frcc homes for themselves
He expressed his grntlcaon ut the general Kindness
exhibited by the people Of Kentucky for ucir late
gloves, which he sad was the true siaie VI thc clsr
notwithstanding there Ind bacn some cases ol Drntahy
and outrage committed tic work oi abandoned persons
in different paris Of tho state.
Ho spoke of the light 0f cOlored pcrsonj 10 TESTIFY 10
jhfies would DC remoyed aud that within few ytars
the question 10 ls asked would be not who the
gbte e. hu WHO is the most honest Intelligent aud IN
lie urged industry and ihrid aud the ont
ynion OF Kind feeling toward all the rae solution
Of all questions between Tho races.
The fpeeoh wiz be published eltire. II was enihn'
sastcaly received ~ tie colorod people ond the nt
nost good order spd kind feeling prevailed dnrn1 is
dei,.Ty
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ITExICO.
chihuahua Formally Taken Possession
or as the Capital OF the Repubifc-E"-
thusiastic Reception Of Jusrez-Ne"s
from the Interior Encouraging
WAsIIINOION. "Wednesday,


Semi.oficial news from the city of Chihua'
bnn M TO the 9th Of November has been received
here.
President Jusrez. his Cabinet, the members Of The
Supreme Court, and other furotionaries arrived a,
Chihuahua the capital of the Mexican Republic on the
goth Of November
The Prcsd Mt met with very warm and enthnsias-
,Ic reception and quite a popular ovation Several
ladies' with badges Of tie national oolors received the
President at the palace. In the evening petrotic
dinner was given.
The Minister Of the Interior issued on the 2lst Of
November circular to the Governors OF the States
informing them that tie seat Of the National Govern
ment will be Chihuahu, for the present.
The people at large were rcjooei At ha'ing sol rid Of
the French troops
Tie news from the interior Is Represented TO be sn
ooaraging 10 the national cause.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
OHIO.
wool.yrowers Convention at Coiuisbus-
Pire fu Cincinnati.
ClycIyNArL Wednesday, Jan.

CINCINNATI, Wednesday Jan. 3, lstt.
The W0o-growers' Association assembled at
Columbus yesterday. Resolutions were adopted np
proving the policy ofterminang the Reciprocity Treaty
between the United States and Canada, that wool
growers interests are entitled 70 degree oflegisatye
protection equal 20 that accorded 10 manufacturing
interests that the Interests of the country require
extension Of culture Of wOistod w0os; that the Com
mittee vf tie National ManuhctureTs Association, 10
meet the United States Revenue Commissioners be-
advised ~ recommend that tax DC levied on dogs sui
nc!ent either 10 raisc considerable revenue for the
Government, or materially diminish the number of
dogs. or both.
lire broke ont yesterday on the corner Of Race and
Sccond.sts destroying the wagon shops of McCaiertv
Brothers and several snail tenemeuls. Loss about
$4,000.
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A New American Ocean Line-The Anasr'
can Steamship Company Of BOSTON

Mr.. George w. Jackman, jr., Is building .,
Newburyport Mass, two steamers Tor tIe -,
S,eomshin Comnanv These vessels are intended iSI
new line between Boston anu liverpool, and VIZ s Ss
rcady about tho beginning Of August Ihey are 20
built OF the very best material ana ~ le nos enpL as
manner Their dimensions are as follows; Lshs'., -
e beam. 40 feet; depth of hold 20 feet ana ru,% % S
ing 5000 tns The engines are being insa9 ns, TsSsc
Ioing OF Boston. end viii be very ~ rate
styls and viii have accommodations Tor ~ nrss,vrs
:; second.clsss and about 100 steerase pas'eis
Inc Guators for the steeraee plssese % n,sr,ye
the officers and crews OF the yesse's' "e " "
large and comm0dOus.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Fire at Lockport. N. Y.

BUFFALO, wednesday, Jan. J, 1906
A fire last night at Lockport, N. Y, destroyed
the block Of buildings In which the Office Of the West
Union Telegraph situated. The fire broke out
NJ 10 o'clock In the grocery, No. 80 Slainst aud de-
strOyed H. Birdsalps hat and fur store g.. Lnces GRO
Gerry the Western Union Telegraph Office the axe
Shore ticket office. \. Ralston's Insurance oIice,
Repa.s n Hunts grocery and n boot and shoe shop
over Luces grocery story. The buildings were Of but
little value being old and built of wood. Pepass &
Hunt lost eyerythng and are insured for $4,000 Bird
sal saved most OF hs stock but much OF It was stolen
in the street he has insurance Luce saved part of
his stock and is insured. Nothing in the telegraph
ollce saved.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
JAPAN.
The Ispanese Government aud the For
eiancr--New Ncgetiaticns-The Future
Residence Of the TycoOn-Dcmsndr Of
the Eorcjuuevs,
SAN FRANCIs- o. Wcl

SAN FRAScIsco, wednesday, Jan. 3 lsC3.
Adylces from Japan 10 Nov. ~ state that
Commission Lad gone to Oska 10 ascertain II the Iy'
coon intended to withdraw from edo aud reside near
Kcato the dwelling place Of the Mikado. II so, they
would then be able to discuss the question OF indemnity
and the proposition Of opening new port aud try to
settle the difficulties created 10y Nagato and demand
reduction Of all duties to the ad yaorem rate OF five per
cent on Imports and exports Ii was also hoped that
they might come 10 clear understanding of the egiti
nate power OF tho Invisible sovereign OF Japan The
Mik.lO.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
rArALACCfDENr IN THE HAnBOs.
e.r.,;vy sf the Boiler Of the ssesmsug
Neptune-Twe Wen Ai'ec-S1 """'s
acnlded.

The steam.tug Neptune, while IN the Lower
Bay on Wednesday morning, burst her boiler and badly
scalded six men, and Killed two Others they
were transferred to the tug Resoute and brought TO
be city, and on the passage up. an accident oceured
TO her machinery, whereby the Captains son OF me
Neptune who Yves the only one that escaped on 'ha'
vessel was scalded. He was the only one Oh ire ke'o
lnle WHO Y os hurt.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
ELCnNn nIspArCH.
BosToN. Wednesda

Boston. Wednesday. Jan. 1866
The organization OF tie Legislature vas further com
Ietcd 10y tie election Of William s. Robinson Clerk,
ard Edward S. Jones Scrgoaut.at Arms OF The House
John M"Iissey was chosen sergeant.at A rms on the
part Ofthe senate and Stephen Clifford, Clerk Gov An
drew seDi IN 20 the Senate special Mofsagc covering
seVrs poT;ont documents Of lec nicTcst iot the con
liberation Of The Legis.aturc The message states TIE
toIl cxpcldtue Incurred by Massachusetts, account
of tho war, amounts tO S25O3 100. This includes
only suc expenses asave accrued under The direction
End supciT son 0 tho several Stale Departments, as
authorized by legislative eufctmcnfs. As far ascer-
tancd the expenses incurred by ciucJ and towns FOR
booutcs and other military pCrIoscs. amount 90 nearly
a. equsl yum.
Anor iho organization and reception Of the special
message 6ad docuDlcnts The Governor and 1eg.sll-
tnre proceeded under tie OF the Cadets 10 the
Od Souci Church where the Ielectlon sermon WEE
preached ty fie Rev. II Qrint OF New Bedford
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
severe Coid-renmsters EFozem-KOrsos
Lest-uesvy Spring IMMIGRATION sn-

KANsAs CiTY. wednesday Jan 2, sGG.
Advice from Santa I6 by coach say that
miersc,y cold weather preytiis on the Plains. The
snow bound trlias lad loot nearly all their animals
Several .,qusfcrs were severely frozen. fatally
Eleven men were picked Up along the route IN lelp
ess ,0ndi ION md taken 10 Font Dodge for Treatment
II & aItaipatsd that there Will De- heavy migration
IN .c Srr.ig % tis Place /, has already begun, tlc
arrslls AoD be'ns greater than at Gn! previous time
Entei p.talists axe rapidly taking up business lots
aud ts material for briidiDg inadequate ~ tie ds-
uapud
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NAVAL ISFoRMArroN.-Mr. B. $. Osooh an

,h,, . has reopened bis Bureau Of fMarihm ana
Naval Information at No. log Nd'saa''', -
M on. This Bureau proposes 20 furnish trust
80, ami usyai service Mr osbon Is aeomp.''lt
,'s,sor,hv u,rn and may be safely nTusisa W'' A"'
business.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
uAIyE.
ofann;<atiou Of the Legislature.

AUGUsn Me-, Wednesday, Jan 3, is6f
The Maine Legislature met and organized
this forenoon by the choice Of the following onccs
President Of the Senate william Writ Virgin Of Mo-
way; Secretary, Thomas r. Cleayesi Aasstantsecre
tory ". $ Clark OF Saugefyile; Speaker OF The House
james VI. Stone OF kennebunk; Clerk Franklin Drew
OF Port Fairfield; Assistant.C lerk, Sumner D. 'bad'
bourne Of UiSmout.
Gov Coneg viii 10 inougmated tomorrow.
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4 Card.
T. n. Editor II TAe n y. Tribune.

T. n. Ed,or i The y J. Tribune
SIR: Please correct the statement IL yom
issue OF this morning which says that Mr.. Kliar was
one Of the speakers at the Fenan meeting 81 Clinton
Hall last evening. That Is lot 50.
Your reporter also states that The remarks 81 nose
who did speak were directed against the mae nnato.
of the perfdious Senate. and in defense Of N8fony
That is not SO either. Respectfully yours,
NJ J. IiEFfERSAN. Cor. Sec. r. D.
Nor. Yori, JAN 3, 1906
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
From Nashv e-Navigntion-Tho Rail-
rOuds.

NASHVILLE, Wednesday Jan. 3, 1906
The river is falling rapidly. Water on the
Shoals is only Is feet deep.
Cotton to day. closed weak at a decline Of lc. per
pound on Mddling -.
Railroad communication on the Tennessee and Ala.
bana road 10 suspended, the Elk River bridge pe,pS
washed away aud slippers send via Stephenson o" 'uo
Chattanooga Road.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
suu Francisco.

SAN rRANcrsco, Tuesday. Jan. Z, 1866.
The steamship Golden City has arrived from
Panama, with New.YOik dates and passengers of Dec.
II.
Legal Tenders are quoted nomnally at 67. Mining
Stocks-Savage. s5s5; Crown Point, $500; Gould y
Curry. s9lsi 0phr $780, Imperial sl25; Cholar Po-
tosi, slJ2 -.
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The southern Pacific Railway.

NkW.ORKANs, Iuesday, Jan. 2. Is0t.
Arrived steamship Star OF the Union from
Ncw.Y0lk.
The President Of the Southern Pacific Railway has
issued notice requiring al applications for recogni
ton Of stock 10 be made In March except those from
Texas, which must be sent in by the first Of April, or
be forever debarrcd from doing so.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
VByy RsOTt.
Organization Of the Legislature.

ST. PAUL Minn.. Tuesday, Jan.2, 1890.
The Legislature convened at noon to-day.
Mr. j. y. Wakefield Of iaribaalt County was elected
Speaker of the House. and MI Georgep. Wilson Sec
retaTy Of the Senate. No other business was trans
acted
until Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
AL AB AN q.
Restrictions Withdrawn from Episcopal
CIcrgymen-HissIng" Yankee Doodle"
NV ORLrANs. Tnesday. Van. p

NV URLrANH Tnesday Jan. 2, Zoo.
Tie restrictions under which the Episcopal Clergy
men have been iaboring In Alabama have been formally
withdrawn
Some oommotion was created few nights ago In q
theaier at Mobile by persons kissing the tune OF
"Yaukes Doodle" and the soldiers appaudng II. The
tune was ordered to be played by the military com
miudcr
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appointment of Bank Superintendent {.

ALBANy, Wednesday. jan 3, 1886.
TIE Governor having nominated Mr.. George
W. Schuyler, OF Tompkns, late State Treasurer, ior
superiu tonient Of the Bank Department vice Edward
Hand deceased. the Senate in Executive Session To-
day confirmed Tie nomination.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Mr. seward ON Ills Travels.

FORTRESS MONROE. Wednesday, Jan; D. ioo'
The De Soto passed ont the Capes iast eve
ming. The Hon Vim. Ii. Seward ana assistant sec
retary ol Sta.e i. W. Seward were On pO"su'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
AWsACEUsETTs.
drew's spceiui Message 10 the Senate
The Election Sermon.
R0sTON. Welnesdav

FCsIOS, WelnesdGV Jan. 3, ItOI.
The Massachusetts, Legislature met to-day.
Tie House elected Mr. James Stone of CbsrlesiOwn
Speaker, giving him il3 votes. against III for Mr.
Harvey Jewell OF Boston.
The senate chose MI Joseph 4. Pond President by
q unanimous vote
COY. Bullock wl rot, pIopably, deliver his message
fin Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

Jrnry PRuME.-'fhis artist viii give concert
nj the Brooklyn Acalopyo Of Muslc tomorrow tridaO
evening lie viii he assiated by Mr.. j. g. BostwIek'
Mrs. George shalsor ssnJI &on'i,eia ana "' NJ.
Coly.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Cours of Appenis-pay Calendar.

ALBANY. "Wednesday. Jan. g. leC6.
The Day Calendar Of the Court Of Appeals
fyr January T. Is5; il as folowe: Nos. a. a. a. "a,
%. % ~ ~ - aud ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Pennsylvania Legisini"re-mes-sge from
Gov. Curfin.

HAgw-ruRG Wednesday. Jan. > is6G.
In the Legislature to-day a bricl message
was received from Gov Curtin, dated November ~.
stating the necessity Of his temporarily obsenting him.
self aid soourning In Cube, In consequence Of bad
health.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04

ur.z n s. " w[ine'day, ,hr 1an oI cdSjS, ID
rlc veotIe, IL thick. with IN appeaTance OF snow.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
No Sign. Of the ,rorn,ian.
y, s;wus OF the Cara dn.

PORTLAND Me-, wednesday, Jan. SILL p m.
There are no signs of the steamship Morayan'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
Republican Stale Con-
yention--Go,. saiyih HcnOn,inated-
Resolutions Adopied-Ths President
Sustniued-Mcxico.
COrcOrn. N. lI.. Wolno.

C0fcOiD, n. H. wednesday, Jan 3, l.uO
AT the Republican State Convention. beld in
this city to-day his Excellcncy Frederick Smyth was
unanimously selected 10y acoamatiOn lOT Governor.
LicuiCO Geo. ID. Savage OF Alton was nominated
for Railroad Colnnis aioner on the nrst ballot
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-04
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sECosg DISPATCH.
C0Ncogp. n. IT,. Thursday Jan. 3. 1868.


In tho Republican state Convention to-day resolu
ion was adopted, recognizing IN Andrew johnson The
inst citizen, the sincere patriot and tho distinguished
siatesman and declaring that the tone and temper of
his recent annual Message to Congress meets our warm
approval and augurs wei for the success OF his admin
istrJuOn.'
We pledge him our hearty confidence and support IN
oil his CoItl TO restore harmony aud mutual trust be-
tween tho different sections of tho Union upon tie
principles of universal Liberty aud exact Justice 10 n
Another resolution declares thnt " Ihe scheme to
plant By i0roign hayOncts an Austrian despotsm In
Mexico, lad its oIgn jn undguisod hostility 10 the
United States and standing insult to our power,
and menace 10 our republican iLstiluiiors"
The Hon. George e. Eoeg pre- ldei over Tao Conven-
lion, which was lat,h Attended, ana ioImon'ons
tlrourton'
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-13

hlnl' and struck her on the head with the
nIecch OF 1t, after which heard no more of
her, then searched the man and got his
pocket book, but did not get any money
WIN IL, and threw 1t down at his feet, il
pclig oid and not worth anything. ! got
ms knile when searched his pockets, which
l kept till l was arrested, when the men
LOOK II from me. My whole object in muir
ueflhg them was to get money, in which
got badly fooled.
then set the bed on fire, intending to
nurh them up, leaving the impression upon
.ne hllnus OF the people that they had been
burned accidently, and not murdered. The
nurning suggested itself allcr | had commit
tcd the deed, Amer set the bed clothes to
burning so that thought they would he sure
TO huril, waded the river, by which tilAe
gay was breaking. | then Travelled SOME
tllhes IN the road, and at others through the
WOODS until was arrested about six mile
above Galesyille, on Tuesday morning.
Aller being arrested, was brought back To
Cedar Bluifand triedaccording to law. was,
Wheh arrested, on my way to Chattanooga,
rem. know that | am doomed to die for
what | have done, and know that such pun.
lshment will be Just what deserve
The boy who makes the above confessions
is about q years old; weighs near l50
pounds, and has II very bad cOuntenance
Mrs. Williams, who was taken TO the Bluff
and kindly treated by the ladies there, died
ut the residence of Mr.. Ginn, on Sunday
evening last. She did not recover sufficient
ly to give any information about the murder;
however she spoke few words before she
died. in which she asked for her children
and husband, calling his name Arthur.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-13
BILLS REFERRED.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Recieal-The Smyrna Times, of Wed.
nesday says:-"rhc remarkable revival nt
the nj. Il. Church in this town closed last
week, after continuance of nine weeks con
secntlvely. During this time about two hun.
dred and thirty or forty persons made pro.
iesslon of religion, about one hundred md
ninety OF whom connected themselves with
this church, the rest joining other churches
OF this denomination or churches of other
denominations. This we helie !, is regard
ed as the most remarkable reiigions mani.
lestation in the history OF the Methodist
Church in Smyrna
Dedth Cf El4ah Holliagsrorh.-We are
panied to announce that Elijah Hollinrs.
worth, of the firm Of Harlan a. IIollinps.
worth ~ Co., died Mt his residence in this
city, ON Friday morning last, IN the sixticth
year OF his age, after n long illness. Mr..
llolllngsworth was one of the most energetic
men in Wilmington, and his loss will br
severely felt by the business communi,v
lie was highly respected by all who knew
him. Ills remains were inferred in the vii.
mington and Brandywine Cemetery. yestor.
day morning, and were attended 10 their
last resting place by large concourse of
sorrowing relatives and friends.
4 Horse Race.-A horse race took nlsco
N'A~ - taNAlhhlhl L all AilOuuNs, on Friday.
between the celebrated trotting horses Dey,
ter and Patchen, and the pacing mare Polly
Ann, Tor premiums Of $500 for the best and
5000 for the second best. The Judges
awarded the first premium to Dexter. and
The second to Polly Ann. We are informed
that there was enough betting on the Arri.
cultural Fair Grounds that day 10 have dis.
sraeed any race course in the country.
Trial Of Maguire-The trial of Maguirc.
for the murder of Maggie Baer, at the Con,
tinental theatre, took a new phase on Thurs.
day. The absconding witnesses havinr
been arrested near Wilmington, were taken
into court, and then it was discovered Tint
one of the jurors had been attacked with
delirium tremens during the previous nirht.
and could not attend the trial wlt6oni
ieopardizing his life. The jury were then
discharged, and the trial ended temporarily,
The case was resumed on Friday mornlnI.
and up 10 Saturday evening a new Jury ha,i
not been procured.
GerDldh Entertainment - The German
Turner's Of Philadelphia and Wilmington
will give grand gymnastc performance
and Vocal and instrumental Concert. atWiI.
mington institute Hall, on Saturday evening
next. This promises to be an interestinlr
entertainment, and the performers will no
doubt be greeted by large audience.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-11-13
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The wife of an ex-polceman, named
Towers, was found dead at her residence in
Forty ninth street, near First avenue, New
York, on Wednesday morning under cir.
cumstanccs that indicate that she had been
murdered. Her husband, John Towers,
was arrested and locked up for examination.
A Mr.. Shepherd of Ccrro Gordo County,
Iowa, had difficulty with Il boy named Ded.
ham, and while attempting to chastise the lad,
the latter discharged a gun inficting wound
which resulted in Shepherds death few
days after.
In an alteration on Tuesday evening, at
Snow Hill, Md, while the polls were being
counted, Littleion l.. Richardson was shot
by James h. Purnel, and died in few min.
utes. The quarrel however was not politi-
cal.
A young lady of Quincy, Illinois, fell sick,
died, us was thought, and was buried in the
family vault. A day or two after means
were heard proceeding from the vault, and
on eliectiAg an entrance and opening the
coffin the girl was found alive. 1t is believed
she will fully recover.