Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
FROII WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Jan IL 1S6R

| WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1866
MEXICAN INTELLIGENCE
Ot4clal intelligence from the city of chihuahua up
to the Sth Of december has been received in this
city. President uarez instead of being at San An
tonla, Texas, has been reported was resting in
foows follow 81 VH u"Ho" lie writes to friend of his as
The commanding officers of these States-tbc
frontier States, and political leaders, have ali ex-
and have reason to believe that the same will han
| pen penI,IIn in the other States of the Republic.
@ Inc ne ffnch, II seems h3ye sent another expedi
Mexican government will again abandon that CITY
ana go to some other convenient point of the Re-
MANUFACTURE AND IMPORTATION OF WOOL AND
wOoLLENS.
W hlie the woollen manufacturing of the cOuntrv
mas doubled since the commencement of the war II
IS shown by official figures that in the four years end
ing June 30th. 1865, the WOOL shoddy and woollens
which the manufactured wool amounts to 2@7 GOO 900
pounds, costing oO00JO Nearly all of the imports
OF wool under late tariffs in at three six cents
per pound. the duty averaging less than five cents
The Wools Of Australia and HoGth Africa. which are
line mernos, are nyoiced at less than a cents per
pound. ''-
SOUTHERN MAIL FACILITIES.
The Second Assistant Postmaster General, Mr..
Zebly, will leave Washington tomorrow for yarGns
parts of the South in order to make better arrange
ments for mail facilities.
AN ATTACK ON SENATOR WADE.
The threatening demonstration made on Senator
Wade last Wednesday night was by a man well known
70 another senator; upon whom he called short
menace. The otehde. is from Massachusetts and has
heretofore been in trouble both here and elsewhere.
REDEMPTloN OF I; s. SECURITIES.
Last week the Treasury Department made the fol-
lowing redcmptlOnS OF u s. Securities: Legal tcn-
der notes, $ili $50; Demand notes S66 S25 Comnonnd
interest notes. So i5O3i0i Fractional currency $751;
THE REFUSAL TO WITHDRAW TIE TROOPS FROM THE
Sounh- snIn h-EhsPoNsE OF LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT-HE DIS
APPROVES THE MEASURE.
1T may he stated with reference to the recent dis
patch to the Mobile AdCertiscr, touching the with
efne ID P4s t IRON aa9ama m and Georgia that in
Wit i'.w them from the folIg t.ita l ., 90 ~ 90 ~
following reply: N
For the present and until there is full security for
egultably maintaining the rights and safety of al
you'd not recommend the withdrawal of United
States troops from them The number of interior gar
to insure tranquility shall be retained
ME such a force is retained in tho South, |
doubt the propriey of putting arms in the hands Of
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
The American Bible Society celebrated its fftieth
Representatives. Rev. DR.. Vermlye of New York.
delivered discourse on the subject of the Moral
Purity OF the Bible" to more than usually large au-
PuNIsHMEYT OF 4. .coUYTERFE1TER.
Provost Marshal Russell dispatched on Friday
Charles 4. Rodgers Of the Fourth artillery. Rodgers
was convicted of completely with two others in cOun-
ing as clerk in the Office of Commissary of Musters
His confederates. similarly sentenced effected their
escape from Fort Whipple just before being ordered
THREE DOLLAR NOTES.
The President of the American Bank Note Com
coming three dollar national bank note Carpenters
picture OF President Lincoln reading his Emancipa-
the note.
REBEL BoAT-BUREERs
Inc secretary OF Var, i'll conversation yesterday,
stated that whenever writ of habeas corpus for the
delivery OF the bodies of the rebel boat-burners now
being tried by court martial at St. Louis reached him
authorities for trial.
THE GRAVES OF THE SOLDIERS.
"A circular has been issued by Brevet Mai Gen.
donaldson, chief quartermaSter of the military ii
vision of the Tennessee requesting Surgeons Chan
lalns, Agents of the Sanitary and Christian Commits
Sons, Quartermasers, officers or soldiers who may
have served in the army at any time during the war
in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi Alabama. or
Georgia. having knowledge of the location of Gene
terles places Of burial of the scattered graves of
any OF our brave soldiers in the States above men
toned, to send to Capt. E. B. Whitman, assistant
nation as will be useful to him in identifying all
places Of burial wherever our armies have served
Capt. Whitman has been assigned to the spece dufv
of visiting the battle grounds, cemeteries and
places where the Union dead have been inferred
IN that military division and to report thereon with
and the removal to those of the dead on the plan of
those already in process of completion Chattanooga
and Stone River. The above a part of the general
Meigs. ~ --"'' N0D
"kECk. OF AN AMERICAN YEssEL-REsCUE OF THE
CREW.
The United States Consul at Matanzas reports to
the State Department, under date of Dec 90 that
about the first of November. the American schooner
Enigma of Bath, Me-, wrecked at sea in about
latitude 90 and longitude 10 west. The whole crew.
consisting OF four men, were rescued on the 5th of
Nov by portion of the of the British brig Peer
less, from Windsor, Nova Scotia All the crew of the
Enigma were found to be in an exhausted condition,
and one of the men died soon after being rescued
The Secretary of State has directed that magnif-
cent gold watch, with an Inappropriate inscription be
presented to the captain of the Peerless in acknowl
edgment of his humane services.
INDIAN DELEGATIONS.
The Government is at present extending its hospi-
taty to several delegations of Indians of the Chero
tribes, about 30 in ALL who in this city The
last delegation consisting of five members of the
Miami tribe arrived in town on Friday.
In Russia 4 coffin fair Is held onca q ,,aor