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RECEPTION At BALTIMORE.

large u reorle, Of all sexes, colors and
conditions ocngregascd the Balt more aepc,
sbs arrival of the train, and manifested their enthusiasm
- round after round Of cheering screeng and yelling
eor .'The President of the unlted slatesn for Andy
,ohnson,p for 'Gercral Grant" .'Adrnri Fnrsgutp
aad others The police could with diculty clear and
kssp open pas tho provided 20 trans
yors the party through city thu disorder ard
esnuson evidently vcll meant and good naiurcd
Shat arrests were nyde and no dis,ulaanrs Of any
hnd created
lSr the carriages from Tho Washington dcpo, through
xutaw Baltimore and Exeter streets 70 tho Philadelphia
Aspot n the other side ~ the city. Although the AMIR
spontaneous and arpeafsnce VI careful pre-
paraon yet the msgn hcent turnout In prc esion or
IN clssscs ~ citizens snd civic orgsnixafons prrcc
~ hands of music, added 10 the general saspen don
q bufinc-- and decoration Of the principal public and
private edice- with naiiona Gags AMI banners gave
most peced and touching proof of their devotion
90 The principle ef which the pres s for The nc the
representative II aso seemed right aud a,tlng ths, the
ssscot which Witnessed the first shedding of blood in
o. late rebellion should also NJ nrst 10 display such
vascsnis q peace Al the coming q tie head ., the
sason
cao~Ds
spnsye after passed where tho srce,s were
parkod almost 70 sniocaion with eager people assembled
70 DO Dor tntir 1Ft~nfu' rb1rb NaftF
- t~o ponis, which sozod upon by the popu.oe
for shouting, cheering aud hsndsaktpg pnd aboyeaH
the booming cannon "a regular intervals m t,e
,re 6ai salute was rcs'hed Every wss surpriscd
~ the character ana magnitude ~ the .,salson. lro
sshly les than oo OopopIe ded together
sloog the line of march
Al the other depot The Scenes were recuaced and the
same anxiety manifested 10 sec the presdaat and 10
ssprcss their estacu and admiration.
Tho President and pary rode 70 open csrriages.
sscorscd by Detachment u tnicd states troops from
For hcHenry
IssvNC rt en-.
A. The train wheeled o. the city The President ~
fer several minutes in sicnce with an or of pcaSed
abstraction stealing over hs face that indicated both
surpfsc and pleasure At tiV Or his reception.
rArusg WIN, cvyrnson syass
On arriving Al Hayre A. ,'race Governor Swaun and
sAn took Or The President aud party 10 return hy
che hrst train 81 Baltimore
while here large number of pevsons approached The
which tho President was pavcnscr ana greeted
hs With repeated buuahs When Ne sppcrsd % ibe
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entrance .. Delmonst's H9icf rhe rfoentm
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terdsy sticrpoun a IN whoesfu -'nrc y W 4
stewart AItss oonourrn. IN rsso, % the Gicruon =
rcrsrd to holding Tho review opposite penlonlcor
stcad or h front n he CIV pri the COMMITTEES
'idcd p adhere e'rictyto the f1aains
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we're filled with people from every direction hurryins
toward the Continental
by haifpas seven Chestnut street was packed win
human beings for two squares in each direction soon
AFTER eight o'clock the President took his stand at mo
head OF the stairs the second floor surrounded by hs
stan, Cabinet officers and frensd aud received the saul
taiions Of the people npdly they could pass him
in single file for upwards of an hour. The swelling and
surging Of the immense breathing and moving mass Of
humanity in the streets, in the Iobbics and on mo
stairs was grand tsblcau worthy tho study of
painter, and never 10 be forgotten by those who W.T.
messed II. Each individual who camc in front OF the
Prcsdcn: was kindly spoken to and taken by the hand
Several thousand persons thus Afforded opporu-
nifty OF seeing him and forming their estimates from his
, 1866-01-19

so-6xJ. especially 1a B<4AsAo0 K1n, F.&nee nd
Fftnois C<psk With aslas fAe following ratm Ad-
sruarttrs. SOC; Clinton, tLss: Forest County, 6e !;
tadftek tdc; Ins1hsushols, M sasds R1ves, s1s.
Rennchof Run, 5000; Buehaaan, 10; Rzalsr. &C
FFH National. 4lc: H&M Arc1tntock. A5s pai
Creek, 4l75; Palmer Oh, 1t.3; Ptholo Creek I'll rs
RJnd Farm. &c United stases, t71.D; Webster Slte
Petroleum renxtus dull sod inactive. cFudc Il nomk
usl At sc, and refined II bong sec. no sale, are re.
ported.
1na following szc quosas:oss from Ito Dry Goods
Exchange:
Brown sheetaes-salsnoo Falls a, a,xo; saavuut,
3ttc: Focassef Il, &c.
R,saehed sni.ttnes-Eex York Aira, eko. usrr4s
,Eo. I. Ibcs Caaoe, dc.
PztntA-Aszsiuse n, &c; Pacific II: Ar,ea. 1sxc
Victory, ,1xc; Wamsutta, 1ic.
Deaaines-Bamilton woolen Co., -.
Ginkhaus-GIasgcw. 7sc: Hartford, 1se.
Canton F1anneis-Lsconla F. exc; Hamilton, s,Xe
GAShn4, 5oc.
Tfck-Arnoskeax 4, &c.
et!rer-Ar1osteaS, SIC; HnJmakcr. :cc; Them.
dyke, 54kc.
prrim-rca,l Rives. SIC; New 1ort, +oc; Wide
Spool Cotton Coates, $,.1o; W1utuas1slc. sc.
Hoop Hkirts-ElliptIc sad Empress Trsll-prces IN.
changed.
Tho following Dispatches were received at The DRY
0oods Exchange:
cn1cAoo-Trads better with moro confidence and
regularity in prices.
ST. LourA-TT1da very dulI: lower psices s1.
pecttd.
CNc1ssATT-Eo Improvement In trade. thongh there
IL very llt,le doing.
BAL7xorx-Marfet quiet, no change IN pricos.
PRov1nrsCK-Msrket hardening: buatncts fnlr.
1ortsy11Zx-Trado fair and prices 111n.
Pu1lADr1FuA-Masket inactive: no change In
prices.
BLeToy-Sf4rke At firm .nnHtrata A hustresa dining
, 1866-01-19
The Africans Garry VGar Into Mexico
They FllllbuAtcr Nnsdad and Leave
with Spollx and with a Sensation
Eks3slud Them

Hehiud Them.
new ORLEANS, Jan 17.-The Aatamoras Rm1aero
OF JAn. 5, contains tie following:
YESTERDAY several officers md men crossed from
ClarkeStle, Texas. and took up Quarters, apparently
for The night. shortly a!tet midnight the guard at
the fe1!g alonC the rirer we're surprised anu dis
armed by thlF parts. fucl lighteT- a were at hand
we've Immediately seized. and with thcu. the entire
military force at Cla1ksv1e 100 strong moetly ne
c1oes, crpesed ovcI. The garrison OF Basdad. OF
The commander OF the poss and captain OF the post
wr7c taken prt.onets while IN bed II ie reported
the former was killed. The Latter escaped
Immediately inaugurated, WarcAouscs were cut.
ted and the contents crossed 10 the American Side
The gunboat Antonio WEI called upon to sur1cn-
scattered he dHbusiesr. a second densnd IVES vas
made, and nsweTcd In a e,En!l3e nanrc1. The
An,oo:o Is ~ Sou.e up the river.
lrh, tie Frtnch Ine1, efw4r IN the barbor o2.ned
E1t. compelling tie iNhu-tcls to fa.er:tu:e in th:
upper part o: the TOM. At the last n.cossn:s they
s,1l held lhe pacs; Ths dsaas ase ssposisa R to Be
arc Commanded By Col. Reed Gen. Crawford has
ttartcd from Brownsville FIR the 4rene Of ac,ion.
Later accounts ,ss 9 L. t,Eps:! sroos bud le
NEW oRlEASs, Jan. 16.-A private letter from
tte Inspector Of cn:toms at clarssville, Texas.
tny. The 11sth colored infantry, under Col. Davis.
tnred ltagdad. They then began p.urderrg the
lc-cT7Enblc- the nc--fpcs eilpt men COVE foT fc-
fEting 10 give up thet1 money.
4 letter from bsazot, Of thr 7th, IL tno 71nst,
sayt pasead was captured Oh The mo.nln. oil the
SIN. 1Er attacking Ia.ly cnsot-ted Of .i1ty men.
They captured nearly thTce hund!ed prisoners, hall
of which turned Libcrul. and formed ear1ton Of
tic lovn, she a'aclingP1riy ciaappcanng: Liberal
loes four killed and eisht wounded. The Impefia]-
iets 1of1 eleven killed and twcnty-seTcn wounded.
Generals Crawford nnd Eecobeao, on receipt OF the
intelligence rtarse! for na-dad. General Wei,zal
ordered Colonel 1ai aselstnnt revenue officer, not
TO n1lcw my one 10 cro.s until Tho
arrival Of Eesohedo. General Crawford
arnvcd IN advance Of Eseobsdo md A.sumed
cUmusrnd, brt wheo The lal,t1 arrived Crawford TINS
Compelled 10 rt!lugE.Rh all authority. Upon as
sura.ns command. Escotedo requested oi Gen.
Weitzcl SG mtn 10 preserve ordcr. which MAS
aIrrcd 10 mud ltc neIi ~efe orlered dpHn. The
uiiEout damage Col. Neja, Eecnt,elo,s posi-
commander h1s on1y mont dozen reliable men In
thin on boa1d .seauer lied up 10 tie baLk at
EaedAd.
, 1866-01-19
FROM NEW YORK.

Death Of Col. date Gcn.) Henry N. Ju-
dnh-The WnSl11ngton Territory Ex-
pedltion Sailed at last.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 18-Col Henri H. Judah, Uni
ted States army, died at Watsburg, IN this Sta1e,
on Snr day. ..-
The Continental sailed JeelE1day for Washington
Territory With cut hundred and twenty five passen
Fcss, seventy yAvc Of whom Wcts women, Intended to
tecumc wives ofeettle1s in that Territory, It. was
expected that much larger number would hayc
gone. NJ. MeEeer's enterprise L stature.
NEw l"HR. Jan. 16.-1n The case Of John H. nc
Isbe against Horace r. WINNER. The court ibis
lno1nIs uon-su1ied the plaintiff, holding that the
article complained Of pulpoted to he what occurred
retorc = grand jury, md tie crtdeuce Of Whist oc-
Cured before the GSaud Jury substantially agree
rpg with the statement, the Jcdce Rayc the de-
ftndants m cxtta allowances Of s25t, and dlrected
cxccpnoEs to Ee mode In the Grit instance, at the
general teEm- .
il IL stated that Ben Dutler's reply 10 Gen. Grant
iR nearly finished, apd wil soon appear with the iu1-
print o! a New York publishing hou.c.
NEW IenK. Jan. 1b--1he Feutsn Senate did not
meet yesterday for want Of g quorum.
Ur. fler1'ck. surgeon Of the ship Neptune, whose
i]1rCaimeEt, It IL alleged, caused 1hs death OF f.
male rnEsencer kas been admitted to bail 10 4wa3t
the action ot the grand Jury. .-.
A collision occurred II the EoEcry yesterday, at
the came place where the loss Of LTD occurred In
December, between, as before, q Third ayenue c1r
and m Adams Express car. Tho fault was on the
cart Of the dlfycr of the former. Fortunately no
one Hae seriously hurt, though sevc1at were
brriEcd-
, 1866-01-19

McvIeKEu's TuEAzIE-"-~ Donbev End Son.
with HI. Bnouchara a. "Capt4ia Cutle" and thu
"a Gentleman from Ireland" IN which D-ouchan
sustained tho sois Of Gerald Fitz+immons,' were
presented at McEicket'e last night III very crcd-
table manner. TO J. full house. As Captain Cutie
rare advantage. fully sustaining The Rrest IDEAL Of
the famous novelist. who stamped inc character
With his oNn peculiar ecnlue: 1o-ntaht Mf.
strongest comedy htiI- e.er prc.rntcd-s. The Sc
rior,s Family and hts ON cetcbrated "Pocaaon-
arf'' Or " Ic Gcotle Savare.'
Tue Nrsgrx.-" beauty ard the Bcsst" Giled the
hill and the house. In The lecture hall last evening
This spectacular play. more like Ensllsh Christ
mas pantomine, without the = hari!naquinade,' y
GsgS Even .hse's s, sSs 70 , ED asspen
Tic - heart "-Mr. c, A. McManus and "Uld
Pump by tbe iptm1.shle Dillon were all excellent
3y eust2iEed- End with the rendition Of tue minor
ceft- Tonight Mise Josephine Henry. careful,
piquaDt and most deserving young arIrcss Mxes her
a. beDsas n .1he IT., Cricket on The ne.rth" and
programme II IL 10 be Iru~te1 ttlu; Inc beneAl will
be substantial aue to The lair lea tc1nre.
The MEAcHER EaoIHi IN, WHO'S eup:rh s!:a.iac
at The Fink on Wednesday evening, drew forth
such unbonndcd applause from the brilliant andl-
ence prescut- appeared Yesterday sftercoon and
Il the Centfa; Park. bnch combination Of skatses
never befo1e appeared before ChicaEo audience,
md the applause which greeted them last evening,
wss ueu mertted. They will APPEAR asain al The
Genial th1s aflc1EooD and evening. 1he fIe was
never In better condition.
Miss SuErA1u'e READlS0E.-Miss Shepard sesds
This evening In Smith fi1ou's Hall nj the request
Of III. Rev. M.hnp Clarkson, Rev. Df. cummins.
Rev. Dr. Bishop, und other gentlemen who heard
her the other evening In Professor hcCost Vocal
cuhusc and Elocufion naiI IN the Opera House
4nslainr. sill. excellent af th1F Adys voice no i
L. iour Monh< ago Ii wxH 70 weak that II VA. con
sldefed Impossible for ief 10 study 1nn.lc- ~
eaietui md philosophical cultivation of the ossnn
this chsDEe has beeu effected. The following stat,'
lnent Of fsc1s Gy her physiaan. IL fill coirobof1-
Ton o. thS assertion that pulsuoEar! complaints ar
al~1ya fellcycd " cue cuiuy4: 4:son nf thc voice,
thereby expanding 1ht chct, md streosthcn.n. The
1urEE:
CulcAau. Dec. Is, 1865.
DEAR SlE-iou1 pupil. Mis- Letiti. 4. sl..,,,a
WIS under my care n 1874 ior yrrv severe I'll. =
ton OF tile lungs. Today have exam{ned hr-
efeft, and I'm really astuni-hed TO *i,d ii hss c1
nEuded two lnche. since thc comtacncsd min.
lessons from sou IN vocal celsun' aud .locui;ons'
IIef lup..s hAye zlao become tonnd and her yfic
wopderfully increased ip volume; lr.r;c:prs II.
vca1pcss p1escnted her from taEtuc Lessons IN
fiLFtuE4 EN- rcTrNaued That your mole uf M
etrnclan " highly heue1csal IL al tabotnc undr-
pulmonary difficulties, end 10 those who pse uot
strongly recommend II Ii 1nrurs uf iao;urtnt,
health. Inn, dcar stE, yours, etc,
J.SuitArp, n, D.
, 1866-01-19
FROM ST. LOUIS,
The River in Promising CondItton-
Tho Mayor Of East ST. Lonfs has rot
Another Cn1prtt-A Presiding Elder
Arrested.

nc River IN promising Condition
Tho Mayor of East ST. Lonis has rot
Another Cu1prft-A Prealdlns Elder
Arrested.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Sr Louis, Jan. .15.
The cHvcr IL comparatively clear to-dsy. The Ire
having abont al rue ont. and Whist l1le Ia o.tinr
down fe Of thin and harmless cha,ae1es and In no
way Interviews With navigation below. We hare no
at1lsals to report rom any quarter but several that
are on their way up, md were compelled to lay by
yesterday and the day before On account Of tue
heavy Ice, will doubtless succeed In reaching hero
some time to-day. The Upper Mississippi, as far a
heard from. II not altogether eea, but it cannot be
rnany days before navigation Will be resumed In that
direction. as the river IL still rising from Keoluk
down and Will soon carrJ OF the Ice. The IlIinois
s rising quite rapidly and viii roon be nee for nav
1gatio1.
LsniF assisted BY other detectives, succeeded 1asf
week In aTeatipg party OF men who arc charged
With stealing ve1y extensively from ths Ohio i
Gs. Aisssse,pps ,pp Rsiisoad COMPANY large amount Of
eSonn ss,d, of Il essi 81 @ @yeaF HE 70 tss tss
rairoad and transfer companies, all Of Wtteh II ~
a lslt Nny Of beng accounted for By the arr-,t ~
The goods. "p'foon OF
james Hummell, one Of the parties s,,s.tea h,
lore Juttice Of The Peace IN East ST. ioH9s @ GO
terday, hut bis c.se was continued on account n1
The Absence Of witnesses.
A second meeting Of the cshxcns of Eat 81. Ionfs
on The entject Of Major BoMnan's release Of =
connteHcftcz, resulted IN split Bowuaau,s f1ende
held pos-crsaon Of the ball and passed resoiut1ons
ytndlcaftng him from all biame On eccounf nf .neh
re1eake. s'4t
Aner elx days session of religions t.nrotrar+.
Cd meeting, - in Mar7ou City, Marion county, No.
It pleased one Of the officials Of the iownsh,n IL
send wit for the arrest Of George W, RobeTl thS
p1esidfng elder, Tor not having taken Inc 9th nf
allestanee The wit was served. and the minister
vae tAken before the Justice who Issued tho Wr1f.
dollars to sppea, al The next term Of tht Circnit
ST. LcC1s, JAN 1s--platte county. Mo-. In.
brought suit Acnfnst Col Osborn D. tsrnente- for
dHy thousand dolLars, with the view Of c4pceliug
MORTGAGE executed hy the Western 4 Atchisor md
4tchiton i St Joseph Railroad CpmpsnEes. Il,
New York. Is trustees, 10 eecure m issue or bonds
amounting TO tWclve hundred thousand doijars
which, 1t Is alleged. have been fauduleny execntcd'