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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
Rnslnfss Notltee.

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NeMYorI, ErnnlIs.

NEW York, Dec. 30.-A communism
ton was handed to the board of Alder
men this morning, from ID. Il. u.
Bradford, late public administrator,
stating that his annual report for 1866
would show a deficit of S24,O55 in that
Office, and confessing that the amount
had been improperly used by him
in stock speculation in Wall street. He
says that no one but himself knew that
he had become improperly possessed of
funds, or derived In any manner, any
advantage from embezzlement. He
says he has assigned all his effects, to-
gether with the property, of his wife, to
a trustee, to pay, first, his bondsmen,
the balance to be paid to the city to-
wards liquidating the deficiency over
the bond which will appear upon settle
ment of his accounts. ~.
Edward B. Ketchem, formerly of the
firm of Morris KetcheIn, Son 81 Co.,
was to-day arraigned in the Court OF
General Sessions, and was sentenced
by Recorder Hoffman, to be confined in
the State prison for the period of four
years and six months. The prisoner
entered the court room accompanied
by his father and three of his brothers.
His face was deathly pale, but he ex-
hibited no trepidatIon, though his fea-
lures showed he had endured much
mental suffering. His fathers manifest
alton of grief was intense, and his
brothers were sensibly effected. The
tors. When the clerk asked, "what have
you now to say why Judgment should
not be pronounced against your"
Ketchem replied in firm voice, "noth-
ing" The Recorder then passed SEN
tence as mentioned.
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More lTexIenn CONN.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 30.-The, Washing
ton special !correspo ndenc esayss t =.
The statement with reference to the
exact meaning of the reiterated ru-
NOR concerning the withdrawal of the
French troops from Mexico, will be like
ly to receive official confirmation in a
few DAYS. When these rumors first APP
peared they came originally from
France. There was q condition attend-
ing their withdrawal, and this condt-
ton was an assurance from the Gov
eminent to Napoleon that his Empire
and the Emperor of Mexico should not
be disturbed. Report says the pledge
has been given by our Government that
no interference will be allowed. The
reason of the administration guaran-
teeing the non-interference is no doubt
the result of belief that they 1abored
under, that they will be able to make
short work of Macmillan in case the
French bayonets are withdrawn. But
weshould not be too sure, Macmillan
will still havea goodly number of AUS
TRAN and BelgtRns troops to fall back
upon, and beside these, he hasa contin-
gent of 1000 men to draw upon yearly,
for several years to come. With these
he may, the United States pursuing a
''stand OF" policy, be able to establish
his sway, and If he does, there will be
no other course but to recognize him.
The Government is committed in the
diplomatic correspondence to the re-
cognition, when 1t is shown that the
Mexican people have accepted the new
order of things, and Louis Napoleon
counts confidently on the recognition
taking place. El
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new Yorlk nInrlzer.

NEW YORK, Dec. so.
Cotton-Quiet and steady at 81 for midi
ding. Flour-Dnll and heavy but without
decided change; total stock Dec 50, lSl5, 75i.-
$50 bbls, s 469S 90 for extra state: SSSa9 IL
for common to good shipping brands and eS-
ira round hoop Ohio, and 0 461IO 50 for trade,
brands, the market closing dull. WHISKY
Dull and nominal ut 9 2. 2Wheat-Dull and
nom1nally. lower on common grades choice
grades held very firmly; total stock Dec. 50,
1865, 2940,l66 bu. Total stock of Rye Dec
50, 1865, 5lS, AS bu. Barley and Barley Malt
Dull and nominal; total stock Barley Dec. 30
1865, L00ey So bu. Corn-Dun and 1c lower;
0994 for unsound; 9S9955S for sound mixed
western; total stock Dec. 50, 1865, I,lOl 70i bu.
Oats-Qniet and heavy; $3.50 FOR unSOund;
So bu. Petroleum-Dun at 4094O1s for crude:
693<@6S for refined I'm bond. PoriS-Heavy
and lower % 0093 3 for mess closing ut . 10
cash, 30 5Q9Sl for new mess, - so for new
prime, and - 50 for prime mess also SEQ bblS
new mex for January, February aud March,
sellers option, at S&a9So; total stock Of old
and new Jan. I, 1863, HTS bbls; same date
last month A. ISL bbls; Samed date last year u.s.
SIS bbls. Bee-Quiet; sales so btls at l7es4O
for nesT plain mess; 1l@4 for old do; 22a52i
for new extra mes: l49lI for old do. Reef
Hams-Quiet at 50 50935 90. Cut MeAts-Dull
at HOS for shoulders; l3L<9l6for hams. Ba-
con-Quiet. Dressed Hogs-HeaVy at Ego
Is for western, and l364i8l< for city. LarJi-
Quiet and steady at ISe3iytS. EfeIRhts to
1iTeIpOol-Dul and dropping.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. S0.-II appears
from the official announcements that the
people of North Carolina have declared
null and void the ordinance of seces-
sion, by a vote of 1887 votes against
1 $40; and Is, 527 votes were cast to ratify
the ordinance prohibiting slavery, and
$685. to reject such ordinance.
The War Department issued an order
this morning to the Provost Marshal to
turn over to the Navy Department tenn
pdrarily the Old Capital Prison, for the
confinement of Capt. Semmes, but no
order has as yet been given by the Navy
Department for placing him there. His
trial will commence about the 18th of
January.
The ID. S. steamships Vanderbilt
and Tuscarora, and the Monitor Monad-
mock, put into the Port of Cayenne
Dutch Guinea, on the 9th of November,
to take on coal. All on board the ves-
sells were in good condition.
The u. s. Consul at Port Milon writes
to the State Department that the cholera
has nearly disappeared from that pro-
vince, and says that the mortality in
Spain has been far greater than has
ever be known.
Assistant Secretary Chandler and
Hon. Harvey Walterson, of Tenn, have
been sent on special mission among
the treasury cotton agents in the South
ern States to investigate the many
charges of fraud and corruption against
them.
In consequence of the snow storm the
steamer Desote did not sail to-day as
was expected, for the South Atlantic.
The contemplated trip is not political.
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FromNeIr OrIenn..


NEW ORLEANS, Dec. S0.-Three po-
licement were severely wounded on
Christmas day, by a gang of excited
negroes. Some. forty negroes were ar
rested, most of whom were armed.
h Affairs ON the Rio Grande remain In
staTu quo.
F. p. Subbard, lately released from
Fort Delaware, reached his home in
Western Texas. -
The planters, farmers and freedmen
are generally making contracts for next
year, satisfactory to both parties.
Gen. Gregory is making tour, adj
dressing the freedmen with view to
persuade them to make contracts for
labor next year. .a.f 3.
There is complaint aboutthe mail SER
vice throughout Texas. 1t takes seven
teen days to get letter from Houston
| TO New Orleans, which can be travelled
in three days. Business in Galveston
is dropping of, and goods daily declin-
ing in price. .i5... 7l.4- i-.,..-
Hon. John Ray, member of Congress
from Northern louisiana, writes on the
9th ult., from Washington, that he is
satisfied that the Presidents reconstruc-
ton policy will be abandoned, or not
be carried out at present by admission
of Southern members.
Early this month at Jefferson, Texas,
the military rescued by force, in open
district court, from the Sheriff, two
treasury agents, indicted by the Grand
Jury for swindling officers. The Pro
visiona1 Judge released the agents un-
der a threat of punishment If he disc
beyeCi 3- sss fH- ft'
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! Governor Anderson,s menace.

CNCINNATI, Dec. S1.-The Ohio legis-
lature assemblies Tomorrow Governor
Anderson's message is very lengthy
and devoted principally to State affairs.
The institutions OF the State are repre-
scented TO be In q Furnishing condition.
The total receipts of the State from all
sources during the fiscal year We're SlS,-
190, 600, against $500, 600 in 1864. The
total disbursements were Sl2, 400, OOO
against $1,000, 600 in 1854. The total
funded debt of the State is 81, 900, 900,
against 81, 500, goo in in 1sS4, showing a
deyotes considerable space to the rail-
roads of the State, which have become
of immense value to the stockholders
and the people of the State. He advo-
Gates some legislation for the protection
OF the lives and property and other
rights of the people from the encroach-
ments of thoseS powerful agents. He
tia tax and a modification of the en-
rollment process.
In speaking of the detention of Ohio
volunteers in the field, the Governor
says It was no part of the intention or
expectation that these noble patriots
volunteering to fight the war for the
Union were to be detained as a police
guard to oversee political reforms In the
South, whether as to whites or blacks,
still less to be marched to the Rio
Grande in order to either mem
ace or assault Macmillan or any other
despotisnl. The despot they engaged
and suppressed was JEFF. Davis the
traitor, and he has been safely and
properly Gagged. He says since entering
upon the discharge of his duties as
Governor, the Ohio troops have been
reduced to six regiments, and those are
all mainly serving on the Rio Grande
where there is no rebellion to suppress.
The Governor argues Mt some length
against the principle of the Monroe
doctrine, and interference in Mexican
affairs. He says what the Monroe doc
trine exactly is, we have never agreed
among ourselves; It's views to this
day are unspecified; Mexico has
never been or can never he a republic
unless her people will accommodate
usito be born again and of entirely
different parentage. She, as well
as all her sister republics of South
America, have been from the begin
ming uninterruptedly most Vio-
lent, bloody, incendiary anarchy. She
has continually, as in regard to all ma
lions with which she has held commu-
nication, ruthlessly oppressed her own
people and government and has brought
disgrace alike upon the sacred name of
republican liberty and human nature.
The Governor is opposed to going to
war with France or to menace and
bully her in behalf of Mexico.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-The Times says:
Both of the Fenian leaders are still bu-
sy receiving letters from their respec-
tive adherents, and issuing voluminous
replies thereto. The Roberts men en-
tertain no doubt that there will be a
Congress of delegates at Clinton Hall
next week, but they alledge that not
wilhstanding many honest Fenians
may attend to ascertain precisely what
Col. O'Mahony proposes to do, the
convention will yet be substantially a
Letters have been received from
Boston and elsewhere, which allege
that the O'Mahony men have procured
the publication of spurious reports
representing certain Circles to have de-
iclared for the Union Square Republic
that have actually declared for the
block in the way of the Fenians pro-
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NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. 3O.-The
that the loss of life and property is less
than at first reported. One lady only
was killed, Miss Braddon. A Mrs.
johnson is thought to be MORALLY in
jured. One negro woman was killed,
and seven other negroes more or less
severely injured. The tornado struck
the southwest a Part 5;I OF the town, uproot.
houses. A portion of the Richland
Factory was destroyed. Several houses
in a southwest direction were leveled to
the ground, among them those of Mrs.
White, three miles from town, and Mr..
Joseph McCoolk, eight miles from Pu-
laski. This is the extent of damage SO
far as ascertained.
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WAsHNGToN,D Dec. S1.-The Govern
ment has been advised TINT the repre-
sensations made to Spain in favor of
peace with Chilli have so far prevailed
that the good offices of France have
been accepted upon the terms proposed
by them and the United States.
The following letter has been received
at the Department of State:
q. s. CONSULATE, PARAvARIBo, Dec.
IA, 1S65.-,Sir:: have the honor to in
form You that received letter from
Mr.. Leland, Consul protein, ut Cayenn,
this morning, wherein he states that the
United States, steamer Vanderbilt, Tns-
caran and Monitor Moroduck, under
Commodore Rogers, arrived at that
port on the 9th ult., and took on four
hundred tons of coal and left, enroute
for the Pacific on the 3OEh. He further
states that the Monitor behaved beauti-
fully ut sen.-IThe Governor and the
authorities at Cayenne showed all favor
to the Commodore and officers, and ex-
changed national salutes.
e.a / am your most ob't servant,
ai[Sfgned,1 HENRY SARRYER, lp q
United States Consul.
To Hon. WIN. n. SEWARD, Secretary
of State. ~
Under the advice of physicians, the
Secretary Of State and Assistant Score
tary embarked last night on board the
u. s. steamer Desota, fora short voyage
in the warmer latitudes of the South
Atlantic. They expect to be absent two
or three weeks.
Mr.. Shaw, Esq, chief clerk of the
department, has been appointed Acting
Secretary of State during the interval,
and n. Cougar, Commissioner of emil
grafton, has been appointed Acting AS
sistant Secretary.
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NEW YonK. nec. ao.-The Post,a Wasl

NEW YORK, Dec. s0.-The Posts WASH
ington dispatch says:
a strong military force has been sent
by General Augur to Alexandria to
prevent any out break on New Years
day.
Banking and Currency are known to
agree with Comptroller Clark in oppos-
ing any further imitation of the cur
The Albany steamboats, of the Peo-
pies Line no longer run, and the only
boats which go far up the river are the
propellers Barges and New Home. The
night boats have been laid up for the
winter. 80
John B. Hasken, to whom Judge
Barnard referred the claim of Charles
berlin, against the city for the sum of
S107, 1898 for work claimed to have been
done upon the streets in this city, to-
getherwith interest from the first of the
war, in 1856, making a total claim OF
about size, 700, has made report in
favor of the city. a -s.s
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C1ement Q. Clax and pavis.

New York, Dec. 30.-The Herald's
Fortress Monroe correspondent says
that Clement G. Clay has recently been
permitted by the President to receive a
visit from his wife. Mrs. Clay arrived
atthe Fortress on Thursday of this
week, and was soon after admitted to
an interview with her husband in his
prison, and was surprised to find Mr..
Clay in very good health, his confine-
ment not appearing to have injuriously
affected him. The health of Davis is
also said to continue good. Mrs. Clay
will probably remain at Fortress Mon
roe for some time. It is supposed that
she has given up the hope of having her
husband paroled. E4Eltt
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ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 3O.lThe recent re-
ports of hesuferings ON the plains are
confirmed. About seventy soldiers OF
the 18th Infantry, and thirty of the 9th
Wisconsin volunteers, were SO badly
frozen that they had to be left in the
hospital.
yond Fort Kearney. 6e-IL
The Legislature OF Colorado adjourn.
ed, subject to call of the Governor
after ratifying the constitutional amend
ment, by a vote OF thirty-six to one.
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aIiscelInneons Itema.

NEW York, Dec. s0.-The Herald's
Washington special says:
The question of merging the United
States Coast Survey with the Engineer
Corps of the United States army is be-
ing again agitated by officers, with a
view of economizing expenses. ia
The Revenue Bureau has ordered the
re-opening of the Office at Richmond
and has appointed an agent there.
Yesterday the General land office
forwarded to the State OF Illinois pat
ents for 1920 acres of land. 81. d,
Secretary Seward and family go first
to Havana and from there probably to
the Rio Grande. Ela
VIM. Keeler and Patrick Kenney, the
i'millers," arrested on a charge OF
intention to engage in a prize fight on
the Fashion course on Thursday, have
been held to bail in $1,000 each. l-f
The funeral of Lieut.. Com. Morris,
Marine Corps, took place yesterday
afternoon. The body was deposited in
vault at Morrisiania. st3 q
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New York Money and stock Market.

| -. - u NEW IUEtal DC. %.
Money and GoId-AIoney easyat per cent.
Sterling Exchange duh and nominal at 1893 I
@lo9A. Gold dull and lower, opening Mt lis,
and closing Mt I4f5S-
Total export OF specie to-day, S2229 800.
Government Stocks-ActiVe and firm: Gs
'6S, coupons, I26; 6, '6S, registered Id; is 81
registered, l0i; d, 81, coupons, 1NSI4; 5-9s
coupons, 90, le5; do. 90 lQ2 IS, "A coupons,
9S11S; 10-f0s, coupons, $50 Treasury 7-SOS ISIS;
l year certificates $50
Stocks-Steady; chicago & Rock Island lOSs &:
Milwaukee & Prairie du Chlen 95s Marietta Z
Cincinnati prid 50; Erie 80; Reading 1867:
Michigan Central l0S1{; Michigan Southern
IssS; Cleveland & Pittsburgh SD; Chicago &
Northwestern S55S; Northwestern prfd 6lT :;
Cleveland & Toledo ll21S; Erie, 4th, W.; Chi
cagO, Burlington & Quincy III; G. & p, 18th,
q; Illinois Central lot; Western Union Tel
egTaph 81: New York Central p65S: Fort
Wayne q Chicago 1867.
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: The TrInl or IeRDnrIs.

New YoRk, Dec. 3O.-The President
will send in message on the assem-
blage of Congress in reply to resolu-
ton of the House, stating the reasons
why jeff Davis has not been tried. In
substance it will be the same as con-
tatned in his first message. He elab-
crates upon the matter somewhat, by
showing that he has already opposed
his trial byla military commission and
gives his reasons therefor. As soon as
the necessary legislation is completed
by Congress for the holding of a United
States Court in Richmond the trial will
be Immediately proceeded with.
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For tha Holidavyls:,..

TUBT RECEIvED-I5O DoZ. CANS HER
81 METICABEYS scaled Fruits, DC, consist
ing Of Peaches, Pears, Qulnees, Green Grapes,
Damson PlumA, Pine Apples, Strawberries,
Corn, Peas, Fresh and Spieed Salmon, Fresh
Mnckerel, HOLSTERS, CLAIMS, Pitchnrl and SRr-
pure, ground and uneTouud; Fruits-l4yer,
bunch and seedless RAisins CurTantz CitrOn,
eRndIed Lemon Peel, Figs, PEunes, Dates,
Pickles, Catsups and Sauces, English and
American Chow Chow plaini I'm jars from L
gallon to pint also by the 100 or dozen; sti;
IobSteB, Olives, CapseFsS Sc; WorceStershirc,
London Club, Lucknow. Mushroom, Wal
dr1es-Shnkers' Sweet Corn, N. Y. Champagne
and Crab Cider, eastern, Pine Apple and Zap
Sage Cheese smoked Salmon and HalIbut,
cheapby N. & @. ID. WOODROW,
Odd Fellows Hall Building, Monroe St,
decl9 Wheeling, w. Va.
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NEW York, Dec. So.-Judge Leonard,
of the supreme court, to-day discharged
Martin, the accomplice of Kennedy, ON
a writ of habeas corpus, from the GUS
tody of General Hooker. Martin was
then arrested by the United State Com
missioner on a charge of arson.
dict has been rendered in the Strong
divorce case.
Gold closed at 1445S.
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SAvANNAH, Dec. 2s.-The steamer
Zodiac, which left here for New York,
collided with the steamer Virgo, from
New York, bound to Savannah, where
both steamers arrived this morn
ing. The Zodiac is badly damaged
The Lamar trial is proceeding
Messrs. A!G. Bronze, Sevior and JudIor,
Treasury agents, presented voIuminous
testimony.
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MexIenn TnIk,

NEW YORK, Dec. s0.-The French
Minister fatty contradicts the report
that Maximilian is going to leave Mex
leo. He has advices of recent date in
dicating that Macmillan is stronger
than ever with the people, and that in a
short time everything will be in a most
satisfactory condition for the stability
of the pretended empire.