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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-23
a PER GENT. OFF FOB CASH

Wenow offer our whole stock Of Dry Good,
at discount of 10 per cent. on previous prices
for cash, and would name the following as being
we'll worthy the inspection Of ali who have not
vet supplied themselves for the winter
A large assortment Of Lupins French Mefl-
Largo stocl, of Lupi1's Printed Morinoe5.
Large assortment Of oil Wool MouSsseilnes,
Alpacas, Mohairs Empress Cloths, Reps, and
Poplins Also, our whole stock Of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
OF superior qualitya and il most beautiful coloTs
Also oar whole stock OF
MOURNING GOODS,
comprising one Of the largest stocks OF Black
Goods, Of Lnpin's Fabriqucs, 70 be found
south Of New York, together with our whole
stock Of l>ror>,
DOMESTIC s. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
all Of which we now offer at our regular prices
and will make q deduction Of ten cents on the
dollar for Ill sales large and small, when paid
for at the time Of purchase.
our Goods are al marked in plain figures,
and No Deviation will be Allowed Except the
Discount Named for Cash.
W. NJ SINISTER & BROS,
No. So, Centre Market Space, bet; 9TH & 9th sts
ian 15-d6tif Washington.
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CT 6 4. z--:. 80
TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY,
Office and Depot, (for The presently
NO. IS KING STREET.
fUHlS COMPANY snow prepared to DC ,,s a
GENERAL EXPRESS AND 1AAN0
PORTATION BUSINESS, u
TO and from New York. Philadelphia, baI-
more, Washington, AleXandrIa, hlchmoho'
Petersburg Norfolk, Lynchburg, Char
JottesyilIc. Winchester, Harris
onburr, taunton, Lexington,
Sairn and BRISTOL in Va;
1noxv;]]e Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsb0rs
Wilmin rton. Newborn, Raleigh, Green's
horG', Salisbury, and Charlotte,
\. G., and 10 and from go
All Stations on the Orange q AleH&ht'I!!3$: y
ginia Central. Virginia ana Tonnessec, h'Gn-
mond and Petersburg, Peter; Durg an"
Weldon, Wilmington and Mc!don,
Atlantic and North Carolina,
Raleigh and CASTOR, and
= ortiz CaroIinn
Central rail
roads.
AS rapidly as possible the Lines ana r. 5e',y 5@r
Of thp Connany viii be extended 70 c.A@
S,+ates Of which due notice vii! lie given.
The tariff Of charges is based upon far Du.''
ness principles. yielding Il rcasoHable lEo11 ~
the Gon2nanv, without being oppressive to ID5
nub1ic UDon this bass it confidently pTCS20s'
It's claims for q lair share Of patronage, rclTi@7
uDon lis LARGE 0pital and The character Of i"
officers and agents for that public c"Ufo@hS'
- ''''''E' GEORGE T. WHITTINGTo1,
ian 6-1v Acting Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-01-23

EOEGE (. WHITE,
" Liberty Hall,
50 and 81, Cameron street. =,
Invites attention to bis very extensive and
CD dice stock Of
embracing Teas, Cofees, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles Soap, Molasses Butter,
Cheese Canned Meats and Fruits jellles, tarl-
ma, Corn Starch, and great variety OF articles,
usually found in a grocery store.
BR UUES
CUNCENTRA TED FERTILIZER.
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
Hay, GRAIN and FEE -; a}wa :ynsf On ha ia nd
and fine stock OF
LILO U . r s
Of G?nsst n gC Of % high
Champpgne, Port, Sherry, and Gthe;;. WINES,
Jamaica Spirits Santa Gruz Rum C2rd nxdj Ale
from the Washington brewery, III barrels and
"A Also os' CIGAKS and TOBACCO, in great Va
riety.
charge. o. W.
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uEYANDRJA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
: A. ROSE s. 60.

Auction & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
81, KING STREET,
VIII DIVE sneciaj attention to the sale Of HOU-
SEES, LOTS, FARMS and STOCK, also, Fo Il
Future Of persons declining housekeeping,
and all kinds Of merchandise, either on the
premises or at their Auction Rooms.
Cash advances made on conslgnments;
AUCTION SALES every evening OF general
merchandise Gee z5-Dl
OALIFORNIA WINES OF EVERY VA
u RIETT. ngelica, Muscatel, Port ana
Hocs, constantly on hand, and for sac DX Inc
agents, Gho; ~ ~ C " ialH'
jan 14-tf Nos 90 and 81, cameron -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06
Financial Condition Of Nsrsh CarsIisa.

Kemp Battle, Public Treasurer oil North
Carolina states the amount Of the ante debt Of the
State to be g. OO the past due coupons and those
which reach maturity during the present year to Do IN
round numbers, &3.OOOOoO. Total eie. 800 The
bonds issued during the for internal Improvements
are 81, 6l9 900.
The State has set.os against tls debt in tie shape
Of stocks and bonds OF railroad and other corporations
most Of which are valuable. but not now productive
equal 10 S9,G73259
Mr. Battle estimates the losses OF the State in prop
erty counting GOO 600 200 for 33l 600 slaves at SD
OGOOO. While he argues that "if the la!.r Of the
freedmen Is not diminished by the withdrawn OF com
pulsoo the transfer Of its profits from the former
ow per 10 the laborer will not affect tue wealth OF the
State However distressing to individuals. He thns'
Il vii bot be safe at present 10 impose heavy taxes
ala hence sivises that past due interest ON the pnhc
debt shall not be paid but funded In new longaaIe 81
per cents ~. c.r. r..
Tie Treasurer estimates that Moth Carolina ha'
lost the labor OF 100 100 for four years or ssoOCO
OO and tho death OF disability OF 20 OO soldiers caused
a further los of producing powcr OF s0.oco.m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06
intermediate ExaminntisR ss Columbia
CoIIege-The School or Mines.

The intermediate, or emi-annuaI examina-
ton o. the students at Columbia College began yes.er
day ard will be continued daily until Friday next. The
following is the programme for the week
MoxDAY-Senors Latin and chemistry; Juniors,
Greek SophoDorcs. geometry; Freshmen Gfecian his
tory and Roman antiquities and Lntn.
II EsDAY-Seniors Greek Juniors, mechanics 80
phomores Latin; Freedmen. rhetoric and defamation.
WEDNEsDAY--Seniors. philosophy Of the intellect;
Juniors. physics. Sophomore Greek and Roman MS
tory and Grecian Antiquities Freshmen Latin and al
zebra. r.
phomores, modern history; Freshmen. Greek
FIIDAY-SeDiors, physics; Juniors. logic; Sopho'
mores Greek Freshmen. algebra and Grecian history
and Roman antiquities. .,
will begin on the 4th of June. These examinations are
held in the presence OF the President the Professors
The students. committee OF the trustees anu suoh
other persons az mag choose to attend
THE SCHOOL OF MINES.
This institution which was opened Nov 10. 1864
aims At suppying class Of trained and educated en-
gneers and metallurgists through whom the vast min
eral resources of the country may BIO developed. IT
furnishes students with the means Of acquiring q
thorough scientific and practical knowledge OF those
branches of science which relate TO mining. and eI
meets 10 be able supply those engaged IN metaluig
cal operations with persons able to take charge o
or old works, and to conduct them on thororgHs
scientific principles. Tho whole course OF IN
strnction occupies three years and emDrscei
geometry, mechanics, mining. surveying. physics
chemistry, assayine. mnerabgy ana botany VIII
also department FOR machine and map draw
ing The class for the current year numbers q
students which is as many the present building vii
accommodate For the purpose OF aiding In the deTei
npmept Of the mineral resources OF the West T. a 4
Rarnard d. D. the President of the College, recent,
Addressed letter TO the Hon VIM ~ Stewart. Senator
from Nevada proposing TO assay specimens OF ore .n
NAV lbs sent to the College aud furnish oil Information
concerning them that may be learned through the doci
mastic art The proposal which has been seeded :,
by many persons. will be Immensely f co W,oe
with ores upon which students may experiment ano gu
largo its collection Of mineral specimens steps nav
,reedy been taken raise funds for the erection oi
rev end comrnodious building. and Columbia C0lieg
has made conditional appropriation Of seJo,Ooo 10
1 iais purpose.
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Amuse mests this Kveni.s.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC-lrALrAS 0PERA-EArRicAns.
wALLACKs THEATER-Tas King OF TIE Consoys
OLYMPIC THEATER-LoypoS AssURAscE
NIBLOS OARDEN-HIs BAr.xAr IN "LsAs."
WINTER GARDEN-EDwIs BoorH ~ RicasLIEu."
Lucy RUsHTONS EEw-YORK THEATER THF
BLAcK DOMINO" BETWEEN You Asp NE AND TIM
Posi-"
BROADWAY TaEATER-JoHS 4. OwESs n "SoLos
SHIygLE "-rHK LIVE lsDIAS
WOODS THEATER-"MosE "-Taa IRISH TuroR.
BAKNUM's MUSECM-THE Sous rHE REPUBLIC
CmCrs-CuRiostTIxs Gc.-Atts moon aud Evening.
FOXs OLD BOwERY THEATER-TuE THREE RED
Mgs: OR BRorHgD OF BLERrHAuPr -THr COLLEEN
BAxs-FARCE.
NETWORK CfRCuS-itrn sr.-E ouEsrRiAS AND GIN
SAsrIc PKRroRsAscGs-yAsEs RoBiSsos. rHs BARI
SACK RiDER-MADAsk Lor.E ToURSAIRk-LEvi J.
soRra-THE Halt IL THs DEssRr-THx sPRirH op
rHE SILVER SHOWER.
pRYANTs MINsTRFLS-THArs MI SsrER-LIIrL.
Dac "A Jocxo THs MoSKzr-tssD Uf Or THE HOP
OF FASHION.
PICIuHEs
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4 fesrth.ave. Ssreet.Car Snsnshed Nc
tween Tive Freight Cars-Two Horse'
Ail,ed-Escspe Of the Passengers.

Shorty before 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
While No. 81 Of the Fourth-avc. line standing
Oh the sack iu Ccntrest, its progress being impeded
b. iiegst car Of the New Haven Railroad Company.
which TIE railroad employees endeayorng to haul
INTO tae depot at Whtest another freght.car sheayy
laden With stone around the corner Of Broome st..
AZ rapid rate and turned into Centre-st. Through
some unexplained reason The horses drawing the last
named car became detached, and the driver finding
himself unable to stop its speed and seeing tho mpend-
ing ciah wheeled his horses from the natb OF the adj
vanciLg cars and then sprang OFT
Some bystanders notified the inuates of Nh. Pourth
ave- OF their peril aud they all succeeded An
he in safety. Scarcely had they done 90 when II
stuck by the advancing freight.car and literally
smashed into Fragments.
One oi the horses attached TO the pssseneercar wa,
csugh, between the wreck and the Ia advance nj
Them. and dreadfully mntilated, his bowels being
literally crushed out Death soon ended the torture Of
the poor brute. The other horse escaped with some
serese bruises. The frcight-cars were not much
damaged.
tn. demolished passenR eY.csr contained at the tim,
rs srrs was given about eight or ten passengers
most OF taei ladies' and II is almost proydebtia tina
theT nsnsced to escape. Had they remained In ID,
ar thew must have been killed, SO complete was thu
ieno!ition.
gag OF laboreYs was set 70 work. and IN . shor
time he wreck was removed nothing remaining TO In
1ca,c ITO TACT OF tho catastrophe having taken pac
bat few splinteIs scattered around and the INITIATED
ismcins OF tho horse.
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ASSEMBLY.
NOTICES.


I;v Ne. TgACY-To amend the ACT relative 10
sise done railroad track through Clinton aud other
street, al Eev-York.
BILLS ISIRODUCED.
n Mr. J. L. PARXER-Declaring the Owa-co outlet
public Highway c....,
~ NJ P0rTrR-To authorize the New-York central
Pail.csd Company to subscribe capital 10 IelIoad
rc, Atlcug 10 Newb1rg the west side Of the hud'
sOn River. ,. - 90.
Ev Nr CHHA4ER-To increase the salaries OF cap
tains p2i.olnen and doormcn Of the Me'ropoAian
Police .. -
b. NJ, T. T.. STEwART-Relative 20 taxation Oh
mfIieo ptl other stock corporations
MOTIONS AND BYsoLUIIOSs
Nj Posi- offered the following: .
h>y,s. Tae State VI Maryland has proposed 10 et seI
Sse. n tey unite with her II sbstns cemetery oi
our solder. - no fell al AB;ietxul Therefore. .,,
Qo}ref Tbs. thr Governor be requested 70 'rst !" 'us
Lsgsi,fc .uch niofmson be may haze on mat sDD e
n 49, ord n not that hc request OF His ftce.ncy 'he
Cover o. o. Nsrylsnd such documents e. Ety sVo ui ID
torr.s..gn 20 this Legislature.
The resolutions were lad over
BfILS PASSED..
10 cral.n the tito Of lands conveyed D. INC hhdsoh
River JrsIrance Company. , ..,
To amend tho charter Of the NewY Episcopal
Mission Society. ~.
b Nj CocHGAyI-To amend the Railroad Poice
Ac! 20 O.. 10 apply tho same 10 steanb0atN
The ,eDbly adjourned.
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Dl K ID,

AUsTTN-At Weu FarTns SATURDAY dn- FEB sfsi
.S % f. s,,au. Aa s.ss 70 md smon.
The relatives and friends are rs,pe:qy ipyn W Vida.
day. Feb. :. q. 2 O'Clock p
BROWN-At Bedford Wesschestsr Co.. N >. on SUNDAY
Fob T. lie Grand Brown. sou of frasga, d. and hs'y
Fnnera viii take place a, s. Matthew. Church Bedford o.
a, tSs house Relative. and ehd. are invited attend
Trains leave Twenty sixh-'t. oud Fch-aye. at n.
BURNETT-As Newark. h. j.. on Sunday, feo v "a'ef
The relatives and fiisrd, of III. family reefa ynysd
attend the foneral "Wednesday si,ernoc,:s tosocA
from his late residence OF Blocker and Pa "'s
GOODwIN-In Morri,snis. sundsy, tie an IN t. Anna
The funesa Viii taEs pi,c. this TUESDAY, n'rD at "
Carriage. will be in ra.r Meirose Station iof .dsa so@
tire city by tho 0ocloek H. ren train from Twerysi ~
HULL--At Now Capasn Conn., Monday nornsug Sd
The relatives and friends Of the isny are invited 20 aen W.
funeral, at his late residence on Wednesday ESQ T. e'N
Carriage. will be in waiting Dsrion to meet tAsitoe o.
from New-iork.
L. C. Lyman in the nd year Of her age, q, w. . .
Funeral services st her late residence Nc Wars. ~
He remain. be New Haven Conn, foria:oruen
LINCOLN-In this city Sunday, Feb j. OF ganrseoe
the lungs PLnes. P Lincolr eeed IS year. e..,u,.,
The remains will be s:ock5dse hsss for insnen
Rochester papers please copy.
MORRIsON-On Monday Feb. O. sasr lingering Illness
Mrs Snssn Morrison in the 6sth rear Of her age - ,,
The relatives and end, the family respectfully ovtee
to attend the funeral, Wedne dsy aitsrnoon FEB at
O'Clock from the residence OF her SON M Nm iorn''n'
No ll3 West Thirty secoadst
MORRISON Saturday Feb. 3, q. her residence in morrs
Otsego County. N. T. Hannah Winter r.ct o. Lewis Les
Morris. IL the 18th year Of her age.
MoTT-on Sunday. Feb Edi,h Lime, glitter Of Henry
W. and Laura W. Mott, aged wears aud IL days.
The friends and resyes az the family also thu etnbers OF
Normal Lodge No So r. and A. NJ and Of Anity Chsp.er
No 100 X. A. NJ respectfully invited to attend tbe
funeral this tuesday afternoon al CLOCK p m NO
II East Sixty ,econds between rhfd and LeInstor aSe'
The reusins will be taksn TO White Plains chichester Co.,
on Wednesday, at II O'Clock a. by Harlem Railroad
PALISSE-In this e, Friday evening FEB john M
Psli,,e a native OF Genevs Scotland, aged 60 years
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to sens
the funeral from bis s.e residence, No. l% Hdsonst Oh
Tuesday FEES. 6, q. 2 O'Clock p 10 ......
UNDERlIlLL-As Woleots Wayne Co., r. Z, on Saturday
Feb. ., Sarah s.. widow Of tie late William trd,fh"'
formerly Of this city, in TIE 8'th year OF her aye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

soas The Propositions" of se Famous Or. Jsmss
son Epidemic Cho9ss and Cboleta Morbu. The DasseDe.
Hope Reactions Chron Much Less Liable to Cholss than
TRox wAsHnaros Special Corre.pouaono.; View. Of
tho President semi odeia Dspstch ts Effect Con-
Eess; Singular Statements. Tn. President and Conarsss
Reconstruction Committee; Admitting Souhern Representa-
FROM TxxAs-Tntere.ns Special Correspondence Tone Of
tn. People and Press Of Texas The Combination of Causes
hs. Produced ii Why the Rely LOYAL are Dspr';sd and
black roops Abuses o. the Negro Shooting at
the Jail AMu.iny oueled oae Election The Pre.dent
Policy Sustained by all PARTIES The Candidates. Elected
not Union Men; Favorable Prospects for Har
monous Action in the Convention and Loyal
Labor Average Cotton Crop Predicted Ths Cotton and
hsense Tax Nearly 1881 900 in Galveston Th' Crawford
Body Guard" Men Ready 20 Join in Texas o.
n Ora EUROPEAN CoRezsrospHscE-Londou, Paris, ST.
rsa1efsbuis and Florence Letters
tHi fAHIoss-hiidwinter styles; The Empire Bonnet
Soas, aud Fnn; Dress Good Modes, Evening Dresses
Ims LsAD MINIS OF ILLINOIS Asp wncoysS-tSeccnd
Appearance q the Country The Magnetism
Adj Levels. Blasting Accidents. n Ii. IN sse Mines
Ciordon Testimony Before the Court Martial.
PHorscrIoSThe Reason for and it's Necessity Lee, to
PUBLIC LANDS IN IowA-Le;ter to the Editor.
wIyn AND DAueHTsss-An Every pay Story. By Mrs.
EDITORIALS.
MISCELLANEOUS ETEss
IfTsRARY ITEMS.
| LATEST DonEsrIc AMI FoaFiey Markets
COMMERCIAL MArrERs-fne Lste-t STOCK and Gold Quota
tioni
MARRIAGES AID DxAras
ADyBRTIsghksrS .
Tmg SEM-WBEKLy TRIBUNE. contains al
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character
Literary Reviews aud Art Criticisms Letters from ou
large corps OF correspondents; Foreign and Bones
tic Letters Special and Associated Press Teegraphit
Dispatches: careful and complete Summary O.
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports o.
the Proceedings of the Farmers Club Of the American
fnsttutei Talks about Fruit. and other Horticulture
and Agricultural Information. Stock Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports, which are
published in The DAILY TRIBUNE THE SEM.W EEKLi
TRIBUNE also gives, in the course OF year. three OF
four OF the Latest and Best Popular Novels by living
authors. The cost of theso alone. If bought In boob
form. would be from six to eight dollars. II pur
chased in the English Magazines from which they are
carefully selected the cost would he three four times
that sum Nowhere else can so much current inleli
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a rate as in The SEM WEEKLY TRIBUNE Those who
believe in the principles and approve Of the character OF
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Joining with their neghboss n forming clubs to sub
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copy year-l0i numbers-tf; copies. year ~;
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THE sOUTH.WEsT.
Cold Wenthcr-milisary Feres a the
ssash.West - Military Csmu,,ssis,-
Peace On the Rio Grande-A~ Omc.r
in Trouble,

1H"'UHLEAn ms, FED I, 100.
The weather is unusually cold. The tber.
mometer stands al Il degrees above zero
The steamers Flag Star Of the Union aud Fups
Shuey have sailed for New York.
On tie 25th Of Jsnuary the military force ia the DE.
parnsnt Of Texas consisted of 10 regiments of in.
hntry. five regiments Of cavalry one company OF pom
TONERS and three batteries OF artillery The Depart
merit of Louisiana consisted OF ten regiments Of in.
fonry three of cavalry and one OF artillery The De-
partment of Florida consisted Of FIVE regiments OF In
iantry aud six batteries OF the 9Th Regular Artillery
military commission has been organized al Mobile.
to inquire into the late guerrilla raids on the steamer
Belfast .,
IN, Tue Denos Brazos letter. dated January 9i'
SAYS: ,,
TODAY Gems Weit,el Smith and Clarke will be
mustered out Five regiments will he mustered out In
- days Peace prevails along the Rio Grando.
TIE Motamoros RdncteTo says that ono Co'. Aoono
Garcia was arrested on tho Tens shore for stealing
$40 900 worth Of goods in Bagdad He gave bail in the
sum OF g. 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06
Naval Inselligence.

The United States storeship Supply, from Rio
snciro Dec H. arrived here yesterday. The following
IL n list of her officers: -, -
,er A. v Lieut.. b. A. OConnor, Acting Master IT, DE r
Baton Asst. Payinaster; r. smith. A. A. Surgeon IL
pbInp. Johu r Jones. n. H. Flies. Acting Ensigns Louis
Reinberg Mate. NJ A. TIathsn Captains Clerk ADDISON
shsher P.ymas,oEs Clers. ~, a..
Rear Admiral GOd0n was III the kiver La
Platte with the following named vessels: Susquchahh"
flag ship, Npyic. Shnwmut and Wasp.
Tho United States steamer Juniata, Capt
Almv sailed from Rio Janeiro for Santos Doc ~
having on board the Hon. VIM. '. Lidger~ood' oh"ed
States Charge to Brazil -.L
The Kansas, It. Com. Wells, was at Rio 18th
December.
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New.York Legislature.
~ - "a 4 IL
NOTIFIES.

" Mr.. LOw--To amend the charter Of the
New.Yerk Pier and Warehouse COMPANY.
u 81. .. G. CoRYELL--To incorporate the Amer
car IroT ST Company. Also, for railroad In Grand
I'D ctte. streets NcwYcrL. and 10 regulate the fare
thereon.
BILLS PAsSFD.
To repeal he act fxpg the compensation OF the town
Officers a. Queens County.
10 Incorporate The Mddleiown Savings Bank
10 locate the office OF the WeSchester County
Treasurer at White Plains
TO incorporate the Amsterdam Savings Bank.
To alne nd the act providing for incorporating frt
Insurance Companies.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
To iucorporate the New.York City Mission and Trac
SoceT to regulate lands taken or to be takeI
ror tas Croton AQueduct ~ extend the time ior Ia,
construction Of the SOuthsde Railroad OF Long i-iand
Adiorr- rd.
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r.. Nev.Ysrk seni.weckIy Tribune

Ready this morning, contains: 49,
Ervs Srau,Rr-Miitsry. Naval. News rom Wssnins'on.
S. Yor. New England the Southern Atlantic States the
lf State, Kontneky and Tcnnessee tho Western saes
the Pscno Cost; Political. Domestic M"ee"'ny' '"es
News. ., -. g. - ., en-.
Tms FrScn ~ Letter from oi S s%
,o, Vsu. AZ French Officer; Rebel Refugees aud theit
What we may Take for 0rsnted Ch'nce to 'nd
cosn,,IoS on Tax sourH-Whs, Gen Sherman Saw IL
ArksnsaJ.
DR. Norr-Iiis Lifo and Services 49,, . an. .
Taa BASIS OF REPRIsns rArioS-Speschm rH' " '"''
deus Stevens on the Amendment ,,,, c,
EYplIlc CxolIxA Ta1d Acknowledgements geRs|a
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The PRESIDENCY OF UNION COLLEGE AND ITS
LATr INcuMBFyT--By the deceasc OF President Ao't'
the friends OF Union College were brought into con
snaion rs to how best TO I'LL the position ne has va
Gated as the head OF tho institution aud the ioowng
names arc publicly mentioned III connection win thc
place: The Rev. Or. IIickok acting Prcsident; the
Rev Or. Potter Of Troy; the Rev j. T. Bacchu. D. d.
Of Schenectady, the Rev. John k0tt -. ~; Tue Kev.
DR. Duncan Kennedy Of Troy; the Rev: Dr. Spragne
o. Albany; Isasc W. Jackson. LID Taylor Lewis
III d.; the Hon. Charles X. ingalls, and The Hon.
David L. Seymour Of Troy.
Al ID funeral OF the late Rev. Dr.. Mott. on FRIDAY
morning ~ DR.. Bacchus. Of the Presbyterian Church
In Sclen, ady delivered an appropriate discourse IN
which tie fife and services OF tho deceased were ia
fully sketched. The following gentlemen were ne pan
bearers: Thomas Hhousc, State CONTROLLER Reuben
II. Walworth, IL d., e1Chencollor OF tbs state oil
New York; Edward &. DelevaD, esq., Rev. Jacob Van
Vechten, ID. d.; Rev. Ebenez,r HALEY. d. d.. Il. NJ.
Tlsfchford LID eI. United States Minister TO Rome;
WIN. w. Campbell ex-Judge Of the Supreme Court Of
the State OF Now York; Rev. Lanrens 7. Hckok. d. ID
Acting President Of Union College, Tayer Lewis Liz
D.; Isaac w. jackson. LID. and Professor John
Foster A. NJ. The remains were inferred IN Yale
Cemetery. .,,-,. .-
BY vote OF the Alumni OF the Institution. the ensuing
Commc ncement will be an occasion for commemorative
the character and services Of the late President and
steps will he then taken for the erection OF monument
10 Ills memory. Hon. William II. Seward VIII De invited
TO deliver eulogy upon Dr. Motifs career
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06
RECONsTRUCTION.
How They Csnvers Original Seccssientsts
Into Coed Union Men In Texas-The
New Convention.

CIscESAu Monday. Feb. s. 1850.
A special dispatch to The Commercial, dated
Austin Texas LIST inst. says;
The President of the Texas Secession Convention
has been elected TO preside the Convention Just as
semb,ed here to reconstruct the State Government
large majority Of IT.. delegates in the Convention were
originally Secessiollsts."