The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

The United States Troops I'm Alabama
ana GeergiA 70 be WithArswn, go.
NEW ORIHAM, Jan. TO- 1905
The Mobile Advertiser Of tho 9Th instant says thaa
General Thomas has ofacially informed Gem Patton
that all the United States troops win DO rened from
Alabama arms and ammunition furnished 70 tho State
militia and that provisions for destte families will b
promptly furnished to the State.
The same report comes from Georgia respecting tho
withdrawal Of the United States troops from that State
also
hon. Henry s. Burnett has returned from Washington
route to Texas and speaks very highly Of presidsnG
Johnson and his policy Tor the restoration Of tho Union
At jackson. Miss, the freedmen generally are making
contraots for work. tEnw EIWfD
At Yazoo City since the LIST inst bales Of cotton
have been received 81 i-Hist
Captain Taylor Of the parish militia arrested by ths
military authorities few days ago, and who was to b
tried by military commission has escaped from jail
The action Of the military in rescuns by forcc Of arms
from the custody Of the sheriff. A Jefferson, Texas,
Treasury cotton agent and his assistant has been sus
tanned by the federal authorities here and the principal
agent ordered back TO his post
On the 18th Of February there will be sold at auction
By order OF the New Orleans city government fourtssa
squares OF leves property in front OF the bus ness per-
ton Of the city. s-.''' =
In the United States District Court the libel agan
Judge Rusts property has been dismissed and tho pro-
perty returned 70 him. Judge Rust was rebe agent
to Spain. .s..4.At- A~
Troops Mustered Out I'm Texas.
GALvEsroN, Jan o, 1880.
An order has JUS. been issued here mastering out u
the United States twenty-five regiments Of white
and black troops
News from Tennessee.
NASHVILLE Jan. L. 1854
There ia As yet no quorum in the Tennessee Sonata
and barely in the House; consequently no bushes
of importance has been transacted they assembled
The bill giving equal rights to negroes will come NJ 0I
the 18th inst bill has un introduced, approprAnS
one hundred dollars the widow Of every Union sOldeR
I from Tennessee n
Frank Hong pretending to belong to the Arm Of HOMO
Harde & Co. Of Macon Ga, yesterday purchased Ave
thousand dollars worth Of goods from city hrma Hs
gave checks on the First National Bank Of Cincinnati
and received funds change in addition to the gcoas
purchased by him kilograms were sent TO Macon bse
no such could be found there, and no funds could
| be found at Cincinnati. Hong arrested.
The rst large cable OF the suspension bridge the
Cumberland river put in place to-day.
| The last military commission in Tennessee s dis
solved.
The water in the river here Is slowly falling II 10 ncv
six feet deep on Hxrpeth Shoals There havo been -
arrivals or departures Of boats to-day
Death OF Rev. Thomas ,. Fisher.
| s~asfl ran 4s LoupvrrLH Jan. II, 1855
| Rev Thomas r. Fisher died to-day from the woundn
received from his assalaats on Monday night He W.
| entirely unconscious TO the iasA
New Orleans Marlkets. In
l rFai lHH l3stc NEW 0sLsANs, Jan. II, 1884
Cotton has declined 1c q 1kc; sales 1900 baisu
middling at lSo Coaee-eales at 20Kc In gold. Corn
| steady AZ lis 100. Gold 1856