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Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

The original formula for the man
nfacture Of the rare vegetable specific
lied Jacket B,tteys--is riSidiy ad-
hcred to. Its quality and proportions
never vary. Consequently its oper
alton is uniform. Moreover, it does
not deteriorate in any climate.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Men Of the highest attainments in
medical science are now using and
recommending the reliable vegetable
tonic-Red Jacket Bttters-as a re-
storative after fevers, and the very
best Strengthening medicine for fee
BILE convalescents.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Our friend, Mr. L. T. L. Frank, is
just in receipt ut g.nuin" B.azil Spec
,acles, Colts Navy Pistols, pure
Diamonds, and the finest ladies anu
gentlemen je~.lry, etc, which he
will sell at living prices, Give him
a call. Jan3O-,f.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

The steamer Mollie Fellows, Fl.
Derby, master, J. l.. Russ, clerk, and
Joe Green, pilot, will leave for points
above the raft this evening. For
freight or rf4-sase apply Oh board.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Mr.. j. b. Lewis jr., corner Of Tex
as and Spring streets, says that
though other merchants sell boo: S and
shoes, he can eel cheaper and better
ones to all who wish to purchase.-
His stock comes uirect from first
LauIh
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

An agreeable warmth diii'us~s it.
self through every fibre Of the frame
after dose of the Red Juc@et BIT
ters, and unlike wine ana uuMedica-
ted s,imulants, they never SOUR even
On the wea krst stomach.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Though :'~ times are dull, still!
shoes and boots MUS, be worn. Mr..
J. B. Lewis. jr. corner Of Spring aud
Texas Streets. is offering IN stock
at prices TO suit the times. and ,ak,.s
pI.asur. in showing wha, he has for
sal.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Chang" IF climate always Involves
daug,l unless precautions are taken
+" proven, il. Foril,y with thu Red
J0Ch'r EtrclS, an. bid .-iiaucr to
NIc's>Ituu' > OF ''ml "rarur.. and a.
ha!atiou> -"orr..'rcny ,.%cr~-iv,. Aru;
acting on :! -t,Ir4ti, -.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Mr.. J. II. McDermott, has decided
ly the goods for the season, and all
parties, particularly ladies. can be
seen daily crowding his store. Take
a prep at bis elegant assortment
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Not 10 know fEit- & Murdoch Of
New tltran> IS ia ackuow Wedge Your
iynoyauc.. tall On lh-In ~i.n YOU
6" 20 the city, and hav, your orders
filled for liquors. etc.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Ko,s.-We have been over blessed
with rain the most Of this month. and
should it continue it will have dam
aging effect on the crops. The clerk
OF the weather is requested TO hold
on for while.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Messrs. l-e Koseu L. Co., have just,
received fine assortment Of Dry
Goods and Clothing, which they Of
fer at living prices.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Col. j. O. Nixon, of the \. O Cr.s-
cent, we reckon concluded not to ask
pardon from the President for his
past acts in the late rebellion, as h..
has resigned the Office Of Alderman,
10 hich he was elected.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
MR.. DEN STONE.

The p pula, Uumori-t and accom-,
plI>h g,n,l-lnnn Of the c!rcl,..
Mr.. john H"ycr,
Mr.. Frank RnsStun,
M--srs. Penny. Gn!,i,-. La Rue,
Perry. Gco'2" Murray, Masters Hem
ri.., Charles. L-on. Clnr cnc-.
etc. etc. versatile performers, tn.
Who'll" forming consrcs, OF peerless
ta.rut.
The coli-r,iun Of Train.d Horses.
performing. PONIES and Irlck Mules
:.rr uu-urpa->Ailr, .n't cannot tail to
r!ic., praise.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

81" ."~,~ non.n1r1, j., Of our
-, So" .c,.,t 'm ,hauA- Iol his
r.."',"hla"cr "t IT," N,n- rh.,- -
l!,i,'7 yu"f h,at,!,, kind ttl,ud
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

The steamer Louis Dor was to
leave New Orleans on the 18th, with
the railroad iron for the road from
this place to Greenwood.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Our st.amboa, friends :,Ir reminded
that by sending III, ir orders to our
office, in du. season, they can HAY.
all the papers they require, stamped
with thenan.e OF the boat and 9th crls.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Another heavy rise is reported IN
Upper Red River. We may therefore"
look for inundation o; many OF the
plau,atiuus on ID. river below.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

The stcat.t~r Texas arrived here
on Sunday. Lr'ng dates from \'~
Orleans %: the lu:h
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Thanks to M-ssrs. Gillespie, Per-
rie & Co., Commission Merchants
and Cotton Factors, of so Canal
street, for forwarding to US their Price
Current, from which We make our
quotations.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Thanks to the agent of the Il. d.
Hine, for a late paper 1 his fine
steamer will leave Shreveport for
New Orleans on Tuesday.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

capt J"ro'- l.. Inrl,,. II ,i.,. finn
of Phelps X CO., has r,.m.,a ,..u.
the city. where hr has >,cu...
immense stock Of goods in H. . ..
sui: th.. wants Of Iii many III,u.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Through ;h" v"H;n,s> o, Mr.. \
l. Hay. ,h'- agent, We hav" the fir,
uulu,,r OF the trr>cru, Monthly.
published! 4: No. 90 Camp Street, tH
Mr. William Evelyn. The work
VIII prove valuable. accqui>!:ion :"
to ia" literature OF our country, and
should y. wrl! p:.,roni2~d
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Much OF the corn crop III 'h(~
n-isthorhooJ vii be injured by the
ts.crssatt rains we have lately had.
Mos, O. tie corn will have. 10 be re-
planted!
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Cur friend Simon lerman will ac-
cept cur thanks for a lot OF papers
kindly furnished our office.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
CHAMBERLAIN L MONTGOMERY

Near The Ferry Landing, Shreveport, Ia.
Manufacturers aud Dral,r. in Machinery
steam Engines, Boilers. Saw Mills Corn
MILE. Sha'iing>, fIiieys, ii.Dcincr.
Wrought Iron Pipe. Globe Valves, C;as
Fittings Gu'gc Cock. Cylinder Cocks,
ana Everything srpcriainins 10 Steam Ms.
gbinrry.
ht"ch-mithiuG and Buie repairing done
with nea;acs, aud de>pa..h
We hay" nov on i~ni Engi-"s from
r!ght I" 'w~nss five horse power Give NJ
u call and ,ec for yourselves Fcbs
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Thanks to Mr.. Chas. SpiIker for
farors. He is prepared to furnish
Groceries, etc. at fair rates.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Til" fashionable and artistic pro
pie f Paris ar. discussing the "a
travagances Of certain Madam o-
Pniva. In h.r elegant house is a
grand staircase, each step composed
of solid block Of malachir., and
valued in itself AT 100000.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Cur friends of ,h, Sunny South.
Capt. I. W. Scott, and Il. Wood
,nausce, clel k, .oC papers.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

\ t:n."-ulnr Young lady hrl.g
asked IT ~hr yer gave a kiss, re
piled: "N"; tut | 4~4itr often ',,r
on. stolru'
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

I hanks to our friends Of the Nit
ii. s,.pI. MS, n orris Langhorn,, mas
ter, and II. Nj. Carpenter, clerk, for
tavors.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Mr.. VIM. Whi,y, No. 2 on the
Levee, is prepared to fill i'll orders
for hardware, etc.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
River News.

Reported by our River Reporter,
J. f.. Jewell, Steamboat agent and
collector.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
THE NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL
SURGICAL. JOURNAL.
NHfirr tn ~. .n.i.;1n.

4 pHtICa!!Du of the Ntw DKLEAS.
Mtih,.L Asn SURGICAL JuIE>.l. wiIl
be resumed III July, le"t with no ! o!
' oil HIA. II vii! be- ts-urd every alter
nate month. each No to Contain ubout
100 pages. at - per an0um.
Professors WAKKE> STU<K and JAVA
JoHtS continue AS !ts co-eC;itors and
among its contributor. Will b. many OF tho
mos, dIst!nS Suish-d Physicians ia the south.
Subscribers h "u.I lend in their or!-rs
AND subscription tee n; once. that the mum.
Der of c"pi.. 10 be published may equal
future ictnaui.
DkS. CHAN.LE / El HDIxS
Rpl 2l-3;> iL!tu!- and 'ronri,,o-.
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

Thanks to til" agent "i ia" N~o
River EXlrtss COMPANY fnr tlvnI..
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22
SOUTHERN CIRCUS !

These ccntl. men have for he pa, fiv.
years exhibited in Engiand, France Ger.
many and Spain and nron the cessation
OF hostiIit.s IN America organized he pre-
seDt excellent trcup" TOY Southern entertain
,n
Shreveport weekly news., 1866-04-22

4 >noHCcr Mar Mon VgaIsL'p.
y IL I.uor,,.u Iowa, LEDGER gave,
an account .: a Yu~"r!U! mnu living
Ia llaIdIu county. "su. though uu-
Known I" fame, Possesses far more
siIrug gin than the c"i-bratrC! DR.
y iushjp. II : ,u,uv is Walter Had
lock, aI,u he lrsll,- in liaIC.iu civ.
II" was Il t!'tmhcr o.: Company E.
oi ;!lt tll Iowa ihiau,iv. IT. the
mai->;.c march .: S!-!IuHl's army
"IoNu 10 the Sea. Mr.. iiAGIpck los,
Iii, u III arm n Il shirulI-h near Ma
con. Ga. Il was aM.lu,a;rc urnr he
shoulder. III .c-lur t. suffer Lut
hit.r 'nc"Nvcnl.nc" from the. lu-s,
and chops wood with his siugl. LEFT,
arm rs wei! As many having both
these m.mh-rs !, COSTS no unusual
.;ior; for him 90 cut and cord from
down ;i!uh-! two and hal. cords p,r
day, and l." viii wage. so that h,
cau, "Ith hI- rlnniuiuc i..f, a,!n,
split $50 rails a DAY, Here is mir.
Hr,e Of endurance. combined wiki
strength, such a> Las never been -x.
hih';"u by -;rol.'mr professors.
, 1866-01-10

Gen, Grants Report Enl0EfZcd-Cor.
re&rondence on the Shenandoah Ques-
1iou-Thc Steamer Ibex 1Treeked-2O0
Llvcx Lo%t-Slr Henry Storkes GAZek-
ted Governor Of JaIua1ea-Spatu Ac-
ceptA tile Good Offices Of England and
France In tic Gillian Affair Franco
About TO Withdraw from the EItFa-
ditton Treaty with En.fand-Coua.
mercinl.
ed aud Queenstown aith, has arrived. uer dates
LsKRroo1-. Dec. a3-Eveuing. Stock E--
change and al the markets are closed, this being
Christ1nas time.
The correspondence between 3lr. Alams and Earl
Clarendon xas published to-day. 1t II volumtu-
ard 1sup1 eSe columns S1 ss sndon
ge.tion Of BIZ. Adsms, that when tue shenandoah
arrived in Liverpool, the British Goresnment
should take eome action against her crew. Lord
Clarendon replies that then. ra. no1hfls TO Justify
any acou. unless acnfnst such oi the crew m,cht
he i1itl.h subjects; A1d he aaYs that the naval
officer At Liverpool was fuIy sndsfed lhst the crew
MI foreigners. and That there were none known
to b British subjects on board.
a FeniaA named Ban. con'1ste al Dublin, has
been removed 10 the pa!tmoor prison. :.
official report and eayE II is very able, clear and
failures and lostes and doing full jusdee 10 his op
rcnentH.
Al Cosk, On the els: Of Dec, Chas. Underwood
0coEncA Mas found gnilty os trcason and felony.
| lie WIS sentenced 10 ten years penal seryitude.
O'Conneinsdc an eloquent speech. and st,ez being
| sentenced e1pIcsted tie earnest hope that them
would be IN exchange o! pri:onerr before his ecn,
| tenee expired.
GREAT BR1rAIx.-Further diplomatic correspou-
dcnee between NJ: Albums and the udtish Foreign
Secretary Is puhlished. respecting the sEcAandoah
Under cate Of Nor 81. ST. Adams aass be 10 ID
.tIucted 10 stale thai the proposition Of Her Msjes
ty's Co" Inmen' fot e1eai1Eg special cotnn1s ioD
! l. respectfully declined
On December I'd, Earl Clarendon, writing tc
| iii. Adams. says Iier Majesty. Government con
copiroyerty Of which The topics are fuliy exhaust
ed, but whIch might potsibly, II continued, intro
duct sc1fmony rnio tho relations between Englsut
md the United States.
Earl Clarendon pe7k'ets. however, in aksertin.
TINT England has pe1e1 deTiated from her duties i
4 pcut1si power, md be declares how strongly He
desire 10 b IN close friendship with the umte'
, 1866-01-10
VOL, XIX,

from bhio spplied 10 lin b hey " apnlIed to the
President. for he had declared That IL acts Of e.
ces.lon were mil and rotd-
ss!a ss!a. TO The pIinape ,hsi oass s'ste '"a,'
M. VOORHEES, reie7.d to ths::: te,ttnon, Of
Mr. BINGHAM said be Nas tattthed With Gen.
Grants testimony, but he did not testify that those
rbo gaTe aid 10 The rebellion tbould be entrusted
Ite eaiy safely Is n the haads q is iaends il.
gress motion wa1 made 10 limit citizenship 70
;E wnf;s dnsn 1hs asPgas4 sf'S fSs ;and
unsss for " citizen 10 Ct Ess.ehasett. to "bs &
iound f. Charleston or Rishmoad. bsesgss
dla1egsrdedL Il vas tint, that We should take
snrefy for the futnrr, that there copld Be more
sco1.s to dismember: saa He denied that -. the
a oi tass'e'f ,ss resaen S IL IT, u: Ia
the expressed position Of the President was
list lie functions of tho 10 hsnlTecitonsry stafes
Here suspended by thetr o,sn acts. Tic President
rays the contnuance OF fstatea IS assumed toF Fed
ior Fedeial iii The sd day When treason
shall triumph over the republic South Coroliua by
her ordinance Of secession could not blot out State
The judicial dirtriet remains despite heF tresson
The nomeut we captured Hilton Head by authority
Of the people Of the United states. she ceased to
be siatc for municipal purposes, yet the Amerl-
people might open courts Of Justice there and
proceed 10 execute Judgment resorttng to the Law
aeatnst every offender. The whole State waa then
Tor Federal, no. municipal purposes and never can
be for municipal purposes. The United states
eanfzed 'or municipal pupoees, to the Subtraction
Of the people, tho snte Of South Carolina cooper
attps- When the national eoyeteienty comes 10 be
reS1t red IN South Carolfna and Virginia and other
Soulhern States, the judiciary Will be extended to
lake care and dtsertmtna,e between those who were
driven 1nto rebellion BY bayonets and those Eho
plotted and Organized treason. There vas difar.
cnce between JET. Davis and thoee stzrvin9 and
coEsc!ipied men who entered depending upon 1t 10,
their fafy bread.
In eonclnsIon. be offered the following as sab.
Nitute for the rcsoluton Of tho gentleman isom In
diana:
GkJotrAd, That this Houte has an abiding conf.
dence In the President that IN the future the
paAt Ee w1u cooperate With Congress In restoring to
equal position and rights viii other STILES In ii:
tnson I'll States latety in insurrccsion. which wa:
reles1td 10 the Committee On Reconstruction.
A{ter which the House adjourned.
, 1866-01-10

sson ss g1tas y ~ 'ss,ss ta
Is issa9if s'n5 asoas 5soS s. i've sH ies va
laIEa lloTil On seesisry aecnl
lhH ta5s Is aingu'asiy abe. tn
:aaf st5e1g e ssne . ssspo1
Of Federal banks totu local taxAhop.
Ihe trlal Of Gallsghaa Holmes o'Reafdon 1 la.e Y
captain In ths Federal resnitsd In ye,dic, d; 70 q
97th- Perfect tranquility prevailed at Cork.
Sir Henry Sto.kes Il formally gazetted - Captain
General and Governor Of Jamaica, pending ths
The Paris Hdtris says that Franco and England
have not offered mediation to Spain in the Gillian
question, but their good offices only which hase
The Vetkly returns Of The Bank Of France show
an increase In bullion Of over thirteen and hal1
1''e1 its confirmed that The French aovernment re-
folses TO Withdsnw from the extadttion treaty
With England. The treaty expires In June next
a Paris telegram sd{s the report Of the Finance
n:s s t. III wa h' 1s7s I
eqni1ibrin9,. and probably s1nal excess and that
1866 and 1867. m consequence Of the reduction in
france to be ear,ed to the sinking fund. which
iand Is heneeiorth 10 be applied to reduction oi
LIvEnrooL, Friday Evening. Dec 2.--Bread
Nah 4 Co., report -four with downward tenden
cy. Wheat QUIET and nominal; winter red Jos ID
EslGs lid. Corn besyy; mixed 99-93Os.
PRoE1s1oss-BiEland, Athya Co, and Gordon.
hare; bacon very dnll and declined 2Sbaa; lard
dali; sa1es for spring delivery at 60s6zs Cd hut
ter very dull.
PT7aol11.-Qn.et: as ad@ss Cd.
s., LONDON, Dec 2e-r. N.-Ranlngs report Bread
etufIa quiet and steady. Sugar has an upward ten
dency. CoGee steady. Tea easiez. Petroleum
steady at Sc Gd13s I'd.
LONDON, Friday cyenInc.-Consola closed at BIZ
6as7f for money: United States 5-s0s, t6i iGt68si
Illinois Central shsres, 82G@H; Erie shares 49,,
, 1866-01-10
FIRES
Ffre at Taunton. M0ss.-&srcat Fire at
Naahvllle-A Merchant Hurled In tile
Hulns-l.ozs 415O,00O.

Fire at Taunton. Mass.-&;reat Fire at
Nnahvllle-A Merchant Hurled In tile
Hulns-Lozs &150,00O.
Bosrox, Jan. "a fire in Taunton: l.st nlssaa;; nj i;
destroyed the :.4u pu,1ling Of liz Pewter, Bdtan
% eAlu T1ate company's works. Loss, $:a0o.
Insured for 91a0oo In Providence, Hartford and
New York Offices.
NASHVILLE, jan. "a destructive fire broke ont
at O'Clock Ibis morning in the Wholesale house OF
Eooke, Moore Co., Public Square, entirely de-
siroying the building and stock. The liquor house
q r Y. Page. adjoining, was also destroyed. with
the entire contents.
The1n.erna,ional Hotel IVES several Hmas on fire,
hut Was finally saved. lntez1o, Of the building
badly dnmagca ly water. Several adjacent houses
are more or les injured By fire snd water. The
connasEation ra8ed until o'clock In the morning,
wien LIS progress was stopped. Several
IL IL :, ,s:ireuiation that both ;MetsFs; Geek
ssese; Neither have been ssen. Fsa,. s.e enter.
not known. The loss Is supposed to be *15l00o.
NASHVILLE. dan. 0--The body Of Charles A.
Moore wns exhumed from the rains Of The ware
houte thls morning. But ono life vas lost. Both
S, SEoofs, Moore i Co., aud r. 9. Pase lose
Rutland, Vt, jan. s.-Tbe large brick block op.
poal1e The depot mud wooden building adjoining.
Meie q o6SstfoJed BY IRE this evening. Loss about
s1Gn, insured for $4,000.
The malls from New York for St. Albans- Vt,
aq4 fsa.tsbufE, N. T.. were robbed at Rutland, at
tAffpot, during The excitement caused by the
, 1866-01-10

ter!uc ont Of The volunteer service one hundred
and t'scnty~lwp general officers, has been pronul.
gnted:
ApJCTANr GESEnALs 0FFrck, :
WASHINGTON, Dec. es 1855.
The following mined Ms3or Generals and BEea.
dier Generale OF Volunteers, arg hereby hono1ab!s
mustered ont OF the United States. TO date from
January 13tb, except those serving In the State Of
Texar, whore muster out will date nom February
lat, 16t6: Major lGeoerals David 4unteE. Wa. ).
Kosecsaus,' g. Parker. Gordon Granger, Geor;e
smith, Greeaville NJ. Dodge, Jno. Gbbon, Peter J.
Oste1haus, Joseph A. Mo"GE. Geo. c!ook, Godfrey
Wsit.e' wm 3 & n.ze9 Wesley s. Merritt ;oSa Chi: IS
Petter md Giles 4. Smith.
bse,et Major Generals Orlando ,, Wilcox, Henry
y Esnham wP F & nssry aR,I 1ohn 4 Rsn.fd 1;oS n
Jealous = Tower, John W Davidson, Engene A 4
Can, Rn1n; SAXON, M Charles Deyens. Samaes M ".
John " afaE e;ofs aohn ,h;as Ss%
klnE: 1;ohsrt g. Ter. Alt1sd 3ln,si T. T:,n!. A
s@Ssa Ss'st H5s. s.. hdss anf Isf
p9s Foss T. + 1 Gans1 as1. Fa1R EaMsR 2 gsr5s
tsuit naTa Samuel s. csF4o, Chs. j. Haine, jo.eph
pr, SsRsaa. a'f$ Y q Joseph Ssa na~,e5 e.
Chs, j, Lucas, Cyrus I]am1ir, N. N. Curtis, Kich
nd IL Jackton, Vim. Wells.
Bsigadier Genernls-A1pheus S. Williams. John
Newton, Albin Sehneps, Robert 3. Mitchell, Neury
". Wesse.s. VIM. Hars, Israel foT1es, Lewis e
Hunt, VIM. Dwight. John D. Stevenson, !hos: G
| Fl. Smith. Chs I. Campbell. Edward A. Wild,
| Gus.arus A. De1suesy, Wn: D. Whipple. jasper A,
Naltby, belden Conner II. Ha1tllu, Jaa. Fessenden
| I-nac h. Dnval, John Edwards, James Z, Slack
| Geo. L. HeAf. Henry @. Thomas. Uen}. F. Potts
ChaE ]. Sto1brand, L. G. Baker, JAMES i. Brsshln
| Joeeph II. Potter, Jas. 81 Warner. oiises Edwards
| Joseph @. Hambl.n- Jas. ". Fofsyih, Charles Il
! Morgan, wn. T. C.ark. VIM. u, Woods, Robert F
! Cotte1zou. Ame1icus ?: Rice, Wn: IL. Penrosc
| Francis T. Sherman, William Gamble. c. Il. Val
| Wyck, VIM. 3. Tibhltt+, Morgan II. Chnstlet.
Leave OF absence for thirty days, from the date o
muster out is hereby granted 10 Ill officers Of thi
regrlar army going out Of the volunteer serv1c'
under this order at the expiration OF which TIM
lucy will report for dnty with their proper reg.
| ments, or to their chief OF corps or depart
| nenta.
sd, All officers belonging to the personal staff o
the General officers ahoye named. Will 1mmediatei
reiutn 10 thelr appropriate duties II belonging t
he regular army or volunteer forces still retainc
| in lhe service. All others will be honorab1J die
| Cbafr.ed, to date from time Of muster out Of IN
| otticeTs with whom they may be serving.
| 4th, Generals commanding military dtvtsionS MI
report without deay 10 the Aajutant General Of th
| ARMY, the namee Of all general ofhcer1 Of thei
| commands not included in The above orders who's
services can be diepeused with without detimer
By order Of the Pres,aens Of the United States.
(Sigued) E. D. TOWNSEND, ADJ. Gen.
, 1866-01-10
FROM NEW YORK.

Anniversary Of the Battle nf New Or
1cnn%-Benrflt for a Prize Fighter
Culorcd Capitalists Chea1 TOnFn4-
mcux-Fcnlan Ob%llnutes TO be- Tried
-RurCiarr Sentenced = Death from
Freezing.
NV IorK, Jan. 8.-Tnc anniversary Of the Bat
lie Of New Urleane IVES celebrated last night at
Tammany Hall With regal sp3endof. speeches we're
madt by John Van yuren, Mayor Hoffman, Admit
raI Fa.1ngut and others
Last evening the friends and Fnprortets e J1u
KcrricSn, Who it expected 10 lEnt Ao:7t. Pheia.,
In thu zrr the 1th inst.. for one thousand doi'
lars, rn,c him benefit 1t lis Bowery, which "as
uumcroue}y attended
The American Foreign Joint stock Company, m
asfociptpn OF colored capitalists. hed It's aanuai
meeting ast night ut Hope Chapel The altent'
ance Wax arCc, The audience consisting OF bot1
While md colored pesSons. Rcv. stelA aasttn de
liyered tie annual addfers-
Ecpzie uor the first game in the Erat class, ate1
spsi:cd contest OF three and halF houFs dusa:soa
His opponent was MI. stanley.
The Feu,4n ConErers resolved tteelf into conft
martial to-day to irY The seceding senatofs a.'ea
the presiding officer haring refused TO enter7afn
motion to c1pe1 them for contempt IN not np2aaf1I
10 anewcT CHARGES aeninst fhe11
tJud-r Itrs eI1I today sentenced THO burglars 10
fftcen Se1Es each IN the STATE prt~on. ..,.
se,efn1 ca+es Of deaths from freezing IN this
city and Vicinity arc reported a. having occusfco
yestGtdHy and last night
All ves.els ar11y1ns report heayJ weather, and
1nans opws are badly frosi-hit en-:
NEw 1NEK. Jan. 9+-A despatch from y as ains
Ton snys nil reports o1!Sccrcsay stanton s con1en
rlated rreignsiion would sccn to be untrue, ~ MT
SAnloue Arrangements 1of receptions Tor the VIII
Ter have hcen made AZ usual.
Tie h1nr despatch rays Secretary sAhtoa "a
hintrd that .he o1uc. muserinE out officers Of th
army whosc SERVICES are no longer w2nted. Will d
plosnulca:ed tomorrow.
, 1866-01-10

Especial DYra'ca to Western Associated Psess+l
NEw YoRK, Jan.o.
The depression In railway speculation this nnoraInR
Ut the stock Exchange, was quito marked again. and
tht, al further heavy decline In pricrs especially
on leading aharrs- There considerable pressure
to cell and the market for time had the appearance
nf rsnc. After tho regular session there was rally
on some Of The principal speculative shares nndes
purcb1seato to COVER Bhnrt contracts. At the Second
Eo.rd there WAS cons1[er15le e1ecmeut fR Es.e and
considerable htnouot OF stoek vas purchased. This
had buoyaut effect on the vhole market, bat a, the
1..t Roard lneze was more disposition 10 srl} md
rors,on Of the adFante xss lost. Thc Nuctuat;op.
throughout the day ha.u been fseqpcnt an hustucsa
heavy ls.Ee Short interest has been added to the
MARKET. loanrrs today took adyantsee
oT tl,e fal, md coFered thelr Contracts.
CLOSING PKIcEaJ
Tht following were the clo1tng pEiccs at 3.u n. m
nhio Certificates, 95H; Sew fork Central oIx: Fdc
u; Reading, lo1H; Michigan Southern, csK; Gcye.
isudi& PttslusEh, IN; Rock Island, lo5x North.
weste1n. SIN. preferred ssH.
The money market IL without change.
GovKRNxxNrs.
Goyeyumepts were weak to-day, and lower prjces
prevailed with more pEessuse TO sell gold boods
prpppsals.to iasne loans paysble In Europe IL re.
cetsed unfarorab1y tits morning.
The gold market was depressed by q proposal to
authorize negotiation Of foreign loan, but It The
s.me time !; hsd oeen FeFy farsely ovesso1d. The
price austAned and It gained strength ~ the day
advanced, snd rallied to l5s At Its close.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Stale bonds were dur and lower. The miscellaneous
shase4 were lower but without any espee. Interest
FxrRoLxCN.
TbeTt VA less acttrity In Petroleum Stocks to- dar
and The uarket WAS generally little lower PAtuer
$50: ehade 1ayer, @1.s3; HeanehoG Run, {&.25
nradley. sc; E1cea!or, 91.oo; F.1It National, 42c
Oh Greek. s2.0o; Pit Ho1c. $17-so; Fee Simple, a