, 1866-12-09
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER .. 1865.
TIE NEWS
There Is said to be much dfss1tislaction
expressed By The Canadians Oh account Of to
rcspital Of the condemned Fen{an prisonesa.
The Treasury yesterday held gold to the
amount Of 1oG,.ssa COO, Of which faa oQu.p1o ara
held n xo1d certificates.
Disbursements Of the Treasury on account
OF the various Departments, last wsek, an ,upt>d
70 81, ,9al,e1a
The amount Of internal revenue received
at x1s4<s4,eza.H.
The aggregate amount Of National Bank
currency now In circulation is given 1t
~, s4a1s
The Orleans theatre ard ballroom. loc.-
TED IN The Second District, built In 1sl7 was
burned 1t s1 O'Clock yeat-rdAy sno,uIn: Loss
heavy; partly insured
4 Washington despatch states that the
nsw Gold Sale Bill vi1l probably be ta,orably rc~
ported on BY the Finance Committees Of both
homes Of Congress.
General W D. Whipp1c, Chief Of General
Thomas stat, haa returned from Southern In,
sFcctns tou:, and reports tho feeling against the
Moth and Northc.ncss daily growing worse.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has s1rui.
lied his tntef tion Of sending complete set Of
Anestcaa coins and epetIuens Of cur national
weights and measures to the PariA Exposition.
Mr.. Seward and the President, 1t Is said.
ifez in their foreign policies, aud the SECRETARY
dlkclasracd to u. dc Montholon any responsibility
for the language Of the Mesea1e Ia regard to thn
actton Of Frznee.
The me1tcz Of the United States Mint has
nade a discovery which will save the Govern.
mont ss,soo out Of cvc.T million converted from
gold dust into coin. 1he new process Will not b.
zuade public
Mr. Brumbaek, Of Louisville, who lost hts
witc snd daughter hy cholcra, has sued tho city
corporation for damages In the cum Of Ss5 COZ
alleging that # the streets in his Vicinity had bean
properly c,Aacd no dealhA wou!d haye occurred.
A lady has gone into the freighting bust
Eeee from Nebrasks City. which plaee she jeft last
IneseaJ with train Ct dTe wagons, which ii
OWES and conducts herselk for Denver. 8he fe.
.ceased the fieiKht. hired tho hanas, and bossed
the loading Of the wssona.
The latest Atlantic Cable dispatches tar
tht reply ct the Emperor Napoleon to Mf. Sc.
wards recent despatch In relation o Mcx,ca IL Of
artaesufin. character. The report is again ct,cu.
lated hy The English papers 'hal dlssens!ou has
recently eprun@ upin the English Cabinet on the
Reforsn question.
There has been much discussion ont of
Congress uron hill to abrpgale state Govern
ments In the South The opplnents of The meas.
use arc confident TINT they Gin defeat 1t in the
Senate, whcTe two-lhi8is votc over the yeto
cunld rot bc received.
The Norfolk pisyfnian estimates that the
pr.tent COTTON cop Erown in Green1il'a, Sns.rx
Southampton and Eru1sw1ck couutie.. &f3r;nja
will amount 10 1000 bales; nalifax, Warren.
f.anllin, Granville, northampton, Edeecoupa
md Wilson corhtIcs. North Carolina, viii nm
Gncc $4,000 bales.
At the charter election in Hudson. N, r.
cE the 1th, tic t~hols Republican tiekes vas
elected, with tllc exception of one Alderman and
Assessor. By an overwhelming majority, Horn
radt, for lii; u. has ueasy ase hundred majority.
Union Ea&n ores November election tonr hundred
ana ninety y-n:1e.
Colorado Jcwett, always ingenieas. me-
uorializcs Congress % declare Hanniba, tian1,n
President Of tho Cnfsed 6fascs &c arruo, tb.t
the secono election Of Mt. 1in-otn WAS not consu~
1cisonal, as eleven OF the States did not appoint
caectoEr, nnd that Mr. Hanlu u. ore.. =, NJ.
IEco1n won1d have done, In th. abseuce of u
legal Successor. We Infer from this argument
th.t Mr. Jcwctt Eithdraws his support from An
,orcx Johusou-
II Is announced from Baltimore that some
OF the hc1uhl:can Journals Of Western Maryland,
owing to the didererccs OF political opinion be-
tween 1he people Of That section md tn. rest of
tie sthtc> 1.e aarncai1. division OF Marytaua
Tito two States, or else the annexation OF the
Western Congressional District, now Represented
bs Bon Fiancis fhomas. TO Western vlrein,a.
The opiusont of he people OF Eastern Mnryland
upon this p, o;ect. however, nre hot stated.
An Alabama correspondent says, that the
bill recently Introduced lnso tbs Lower House OF
The Stale Legislature providing for qualified pro
suffrage, although It wa% laid tho table is sir
1dGcant Of great change in puhltc sentiment i
prominent member Of tie LeglA1ature stated tha.
the ill consd t~ pa*scd If airy atsur1uces werc
Eiscn that ite passage woulI insure tho rcadnts-
zion of A1ata1Da. The rlt1s Union men arc moro
opposed to universal suffrage Than tho old scc.s-
eIonlsts.
AWeetern Gcorgin correspondent says that.
since The e1ecLous North the people Of that por-
ton OF the State arc making ~ thelr r1.ads 10
Submission to The will Of Tie majority Theirc con-
duct TOT ards Enion men has changed decidedly
Tor the Letter. They arqu1csce cheerful. in tue
pnn for tho education II sle negro, and devote
their best energies TO retrieving their ruiued ,or-
tnhce, mid ae Cooperating heartily in the erection
OF manuiactoric. and railroads. tn. cotton mud
rorE crops tave been a failure, aHd ,lante.s mi
vcss&Ily complain Of the lazioess Of the negroes,
Tic making of wind ~ and t e gas ut
rissttur=h gives cmpfo: m sot to 1870 men aud
boye, whose annual ~n.,s amount TO 81, ,a9i5,6.
The aocnt Of stlt:ia cousunet Is Il u0o tons Hua
i, l. chiefly brought from Masso1.i. The annual
va1uc of the manufactured GAS ~ c*t,ms.ca It
$aa1h0c0- These tepoTts are Of the window and
bottle glass work al.Is1, Aud do not include the
nineteen tint glars factoIirs, which arc valued al
x1.eE.1C0, pa. weekly wn.cs amounting 10
fla.tGa. and Annually CONSUME ,s16 bushels
coal employ 2,3A hands, and MAKE 6, aOJo
worth Of glassware.
There Is now hut one Revolutionary soldier
irtc1iLed IN the :. lis Of The Peus!on o9cc-sau-
rci Do~ ming, who enlisted from Carroll County,
New I1an,.thir-. hut 4<bo now resides at Elm
hun,. In sarafocs County, Vow York. In 1861
ttcEe wcrc elxtf three officers and soldiers OF the
Revolution on III" pension rolls, OF whom four
u.n ided IN the southern States, and have not
since been he=rd iom. In lsaa there were but
tLlHy survivors of the aorty-nne residing In he
Ncs.tern st.sc.. in 1851 thosc were but ish:e:n;
IL. 1861 but tf:ec. But since then William Hutch
1Es, Of Mairc, and Len1e1 Coo.:. Of New York,
hare died, leaving but survivor Of that pAt5i-
ot!c hoet which Washington commanded.
General Grant Las of late been more ont
apokea than usual on political subjects, says tue
Warrington correspondent of tbs Boston Adr-r-
siser and has RiseI pretty fall ex7ression to his
Views On recoa4lruction. In recent Conversations
with e1lcbcls he has plainly told :llem that theJ
1nistnok their poetton; that they had openly Ade
W1supon the Government, had bsen defeated In
thris appeal 10 arms. and that they were now On
parole; tha: the rights they talked about had
been forfeited hy their treason, and thc1s return
10 their former position In The Government lay in
the hsodt Of Congrt.s; hut II thce pcrsisfed In
rr{ectiuc The amendment to ihc Cuuetttutfou thEy
would orly hare 10 20 fu;ahe1 and fare wokso-
The Portland Prize Current complains of
1bc disass.on. influences Ind ecri 1rs dams ;ea ia
The u,etchau,e OF pest1a1t, 'ho h&ve hal largo
conslcn.oents Of -four atd corn on the way tro1'
the West tur the past or th &c months. hy tnt
Ennd Trunk Hallway. Thousands Oh dollar
worth Of capitAt It sale, Is Licked u? in propert,
1ha, cannot ac made AyAilabis to Oar merchants
through 1he Inability or the Grand Trunk Rail
wuy to fulal; lts contracts and give Teasonah!'
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