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From Richmond.

RICHMOND. Feb. 2S.-The Senate has passed the
House bill providing that all testimony given by
colored persons shall be ora and also passed the
House bill giving Talidity to the various acts
tracts and proceedings during the late not ncon
sstent with the Constitution or laws of the United
States
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nenarture or thc CaLifornia steamer.

NEW YoRg, March 1.-Generai Rosecrans, Van
II, Iure. Minister to Japan. and Lord Bishop
sba Sandwich Iands, sailed in the steamer
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sonator nnnlittle addressed a meeting

New YORK, Feb. 2S.-The reported wounding OF
General Grant is said now to be hoax although
minutely detailed in the papers of yesterday.
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BALTIMORE, March lst 1866.
Editors Baltimore Commercial; Gentlemen I'm the
local column of your issue Of yesterday, read an ac
count of match game of billiards Tor one hundred
dollars (SlOO) side, played by Mr. n elms and nv
self NV object in addressing you is to reuuest that
the report be corrected, as the game was slmpIy a
friendly one between us. l made no wager upon the
result, nor was there any made with my know edge
or consent.
trust that you will favor me by inserting this in
your next issue. am, gentlemen, very respectfully
your obedient servant, d. l.. BECKwITH
Captain V, X C.
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Lieutenant General Grant, Generals Howard
and Croxton, Governor Sharkey, the Senator elect
from Mississippi and many other memb crs elect from
the reconstructed States had an EVsryew with the
President on Wednesday,
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The KEANs.-The announcement of an engage
H,eDt by the manager of the Holiday StreetTheatre,
with thoa distinguished artistes Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kean. will be received with than ordinary
pleasure by the lovers Of the drama in its highest
phases. 1t will be the last engagement that they Will
fulfil in Baltimore as they leave in the steamer on
the 18th of April. for England there to take final
leave of the STAGE which they brilliantly adorned
by their talents They commence on Monday even
ing next and will appear exclusively in Shakspearean
plays.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mrs. Bowers takes
a farewell benefit tonight, when she will appear as
Lady Audley." in the drama of 'The Mystery oi
Audley Court" This is of the finest presentations
of this eminent actress. Mr.. McCollom gill appear
as Robert Audley. The performance will conclude
with "a Day After the Wedding" in which Mrs
Bowers and Mr.. McCollom will appear.
MARYLAND INsTITUTE.-The Miltonian Tableaux
continues to be the attraction at this hail. The usual
exhibition will be given this evening.
The reported wounding of Gen. Grant is
said to be hoax.
JEFF. Davis pretended to be surprised that
the national vessels in the harhor in their national
salute on Washingtons birthday fired gun for each
of the States including the lately rebellious ones.
The claim for one hundred and seventy five
dollars for damages done the Lutheran Church, II
Harrsonburg byt United States soldiers stationed
there has been recognized by the Secretary Of War
and ordered to be paid by the Secretary of the Treas
ury.
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Hon. Lyman Trumbull, United States Senator
from Illinois, being introduced. said L have come
tonight at the invitation of some of your citizens
not for the purpose of assailing any individual not
to make text upon the President of the United
States or any else; but for the purpose of laying
questions which are now agitating the public mind
To explain why it is shout has gone up within
the last ten days from every rebel and rebel sympa
thizer in this land; tell you what has given
couragement to these men who have been hidden
away during the past few years and never rejoiced
but when the rebels victory, And if | use
harsh language. it will be only in reference to meas
ures, not men, for never make personal assaults
upon any one. -.s.#I I....J
Mr. Trumbul then proceeded to say that the Con-
gress Of the United States had been arraigped for its
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vies CITY. State. Total

,oith Collections in 1865.
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Inc hOD MT. MChec, OF heQIucky, was next IN
troduced and greeted with loud applause. lie had
entirely gone over by the gentleman who had pre-
ceded him. Like those before him he had breathed
and moved on the very threshold of rebellion, and
he had seen in all its phases and had particDa-
ted in it. lie came not to endorse men, but great
princple-that principle which had crushed out the
rebellion. If these principles opposed, even
by the President of the United States, he would put
his TOot upon him. Here considerable confusion
arose. occasioned by fight in the gallery He stood
here to condemn any opposition r. thls sEeat prnci-
pie and would do so while God gave him breath
ALI must recognize the fact that while war was
fragrant these States had no organization which re-
cognized the Government, The President had set
the example in the REORGANIZATION of Tennessee 4
certain party says this work of reconstruction is
pleted. The work could only be completed nv i5nT
gress, which proposed to usurp no power but deter
mined to ascertain whether they are in proper cond
ton to resume their relations with the Goyernment
The war had settled that Union mon should rule
We had been told that the war was passed and
peace relgns. These men present themselves pro-
testing their loyalty but in looking into their record
It would be ascertained that were right to keep
them out. Some of them holding high positions, in
the army and navy and elsewhere, had taken such a
variety of oaths, with such facility that it was fair
not satisfied with their loyalty. He wanted peace,
but only such peace based upon the submission
of those people to such laws as Union men made Tor
them.
REMARKS OF MR.. NYE.
Hon, J. W. Nye, of Nevada, was the next speaker
introduced and who, in an eloquent manner, SPOKE
for the space of about an hour ne stated tnat ne
was republican freeman that he mad inhaled IL with
the first breath Of his lite, and intended to e2hale it
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LATEsT TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Asia.
HABEAs CORPUS SUSPENDED IN IRELAND

HALIFAX, March 1.-The steamer Asia has az
rived, with LIVERPOOL advices to the 17th
The steamers Kangaroo and Pennsylvania arrived
out on the 18th
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

kitchen and cellar, and 10 losses are men
| toned
F. f. Bissel was awakened by the scamp.
in his house lie saw one Of the villain.
and gave chase, but was cudcd.
Attempts were made TO enter the resi-
dences of Messrs. J. p. Scott, G. B Gros
venor. w. W. Woodwork, and J. II
Thompson.
The villains generally gained access b,
using nippers. with which they tarncd tn,
key in the lock.
Four men were arrested on suspicion and
lodged in jail, three Of whom were suhse
quently released. One Cameron aims Hath
away is retained. Capt. Adams suspects
him Of being descrter.
Four men, evidently desperate characters,
were arrested in Galcra on Monday, TO whom,
great suspicion attaches. They were arrest
ed with difficulty, one of them receiving n
ball in the leg before being secured
Big business for one night Six house.
entered, four othefs tried, and one man shot
down. Dubuque people are making exten.
sive.purchases in the way Of house fastsn,
ings. We CLEAN from the Dubuque Times OF
Tuesday morning
P. S. The four men arrested in Gal-na
give their names as Emerson, Reed, Green,
and Shields. The evidence against ,hr~ is
conclusive. They are now safe in jsi, at
pnhnqnc. DR.. Haas is improving, and hope
Of his recovery is entertained.
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Al NIGHT OF TERROR IN DUBUQUE

A gang of daring villains were cut in Du.
buque last Sunday night Oh housebreahlne
expedition.
They entered the hnuse cf DR.. Haas, q
The drug firm Of Junkerman L Haas. The
Dr.. WAS awakened by their noise. lie GU,
Up and thc scoundrels fled He pursued and
caught one Of lhem on the s,oop. The bur
glar drew a revolver and shot the n in the
left breast. The scamp escaped. The Dr.
wo"na is very serious ard his life is despair
cd Of.
The house Of Mr. Johnston was entered
Mrs. johnson was awake One Of the scampS
entered her bed room she screamed and the
robbers left uncer' monously.
". l. bradly's residence Was visited, and
Mr.. BIS pocket book, containing 500 in
creenb&cks aud 81 o in rotcs, together
with valuable gold watch, were carried off
The notes were sflerward fouad in the yard
Rev. A. A. z. Tay cr's house Vas visited
but nothing was taken away.
Gen. Hodgdou's residence was entered,
tu, ,hsrti;ieves cniy gsinsi access !. ,l.a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
INAUGURAL ADD i. ESS.
Feliolc Cvuntrs men,


At this second appearing to take the oath
of the PreSi .ential utiire. there is less occa-
sion for an extended address than there Was
at the rrst Then statement, sutmew hat IN
detail, of a cGurse to be pursued, seemed
very fitting and proper. Now, at the cxpi
ration of four years, during which public
declarations have been constantly called forth
on every point ana phase of tn. great con.
test which still absorhs the attention aud en-
crosses the energies of the nation, lutte that
is new could be presented. The progress of
our arms, upun which all else chiefly de.
ponds, is as well known to the public as to
myself. and it is. trust, Reasonably encour.
aging to all.
| With high hcpe for the future, no predc,
ton in regard TO il is vcnured. On the oc
csSon corresponding to this, four years age
all thoughts We're anXIou~ly directed to an
/ impenting civil war All dreaded il 4; all
sought to avoid it. While the Inaugural
Address vas being delivered from this pace,
devoted altogether to saving the Union with
out war, inSurgent agents were in the city
seeking to destroy it, withou, war-secking
10 dissolve the onion and divide the effects
! by Negotiation.
, Both parties deprecated war; but one of
! them would make war rather Than l.. the ma
! ton survive, and the other would accept war
rather than let it perish and the war came
! One eighth of the whole population were COL
cred slaves, not distributed generally over
! the Union, bu' localized in the Southern part
of il. These slaves constituted peculiar
| and powerful interest All knew that this
/ in,eres, was somehow the cause Of the war.
! To strengthen. prrpetuate and extend this
| interest, was the object for which The insur
gents would rena the Union by war, while
| the Government claimed no right to do mere
/ Than TO restrict the territorial enlargem. n,
OF il.
! Neither party expected for the war the
marnitude or the duration which it has al.
ready attained. Neither anticipated iha, the
caus. Of the conflict might cease even baiore
: tn. conflict itself should cease. Each looked
| for an easier triumph. and re. nit less fun.
,iamer.ai and astounding. Both rad the
same Bible and pray to the same God, and
each invoke HIS aid against the etner. |,
NAV seem strange that any man should dare
to ask just Gods assistance in wringins
their bread from the sweat of other nrn' :
| faces.
But lie, us judge not, that we be not judg-
ed The prayer Of both should not be an
>wered-,hat of neither has been answered
fully. The Almighty has Hrs own purposes.
w e unto the world, because of etftnses.
| Tor it must needs be that efieuses come. bat
VOC to that man BY whom the oiranse com.
eth" II we shall suppose that American
slavery is one OF the otlensss that in the
providence Of God must needs come, but
which, having continued through His ap
peinted time, He now so wills to remove that
| lie gives 70 both North and South this terri,
I ts war as he wsc due Il eass rs ahsa
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

TIE EXTRA SESSION QcESTIoS.--This cues
ton is still as,ating quite number of our
ss,cmp0rarias. Gov. Stone is reported to
Have declared his willingness TO call the Leg
js1atorc together If the people desire it. OF
COURSE, If the people want an Extra Session
ne will call it, Bat do the people want it ?
Gov Stone evidently thinks not, and we
believe thinks rightly. There is not the least
shadow Of doubt but that Iowa will, at the
meeting Of the Legislature next winter,
promptly ratify the Slavery ahoishing
Amendment There is now little prospect
that sufficient number of States will give
it an affi m i've vcte, eve with Iowa, to
secure its adoption before that time. Whst
good then for iowa to take all the trouble
and expense of getting her Legislature TO
ether 10 ratify it nov? None, unless we
snake an estimate OF the moral effect; and
this cannot go far, considering how certain
it is that Iowa will ratjfy it on the first ep
portunity. II an urgent necessity should
sris. Tor I8wa's immediate Endorsement, then
We will warrant the opposition to an Extra
Session to be very small. So long rs no
practical good, bot much needless expense
and difficulty, will come Of it. We will war
rant the opposition to be strong.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09
GREAT VKCreRY RY SHERIDAN.

The glad notes of victory have been peal
ing over the loyal land again this week, anc
this time the gallant Phil. Sheridan struck
the blow amid the familiar scenes Of his brill
liant victories, in times agone, in the Shenan
doah Valley. Fighting Phil. Sheridan ,hirl
cd up the Vail y, surprised the rel el Ear
ly, whom with his force Of 1900 men he
captured, and occupied Charlottesville, ar
important place, eighty-two miles from Rich
mond. Sheridan left Winchester, on the
eth ult with Is ,0C0 cavalry. This stun.
ming blow clears the road to l.ynchbnrg,
Lees base OF supplies, and we may expect
to hear OF the occupancy, any day, of this
las, avenue open to the rebels The capture
Of I.ynchburg inSures the fall Of Richmond.
A glance at the map will show the hazardous
condition the Richmond rebels are now ia
Grant rests at City Point warily watching
Sheridan is sweeping down towards Lynch
burg. Sherman is sweeping northrar'l ihro
the CarOlinas. The anaconda is tightcring
's'S S' - "''H th''0 - u" WI w nv ''N'''''
BarIy's army, which has so long guarded
Lynchhurg, IS broken up and destroyed
sherman marches whilher he lsteth for the
rebels have none TO oppose. Lees army
the only army the Cor!sdcrscy" really has
-is locked up in Richmond, and must soon
S1ccunb an easy prey 10 our forces. The
situation is indeed very iattering. Grant is
not so iile as some may think. Let Patience
ru!e. All will soon be well.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

IT ia asserted from WASHINGTON that the
only Immediate change in Nj Lincoln's Cab
met will be the appointment: Of Hon. Hugh
McCuioch, Of Indiana, to the Secrctaryship
Of the Treasury. 1t is added, however, that
Mr.. Usher, Secretary Of the Interior, will
soon be succeeded by Mr.. Harlan, of this
State, Should the appointment Of success
sor to Senator Harlan thus become necrsSa
~, we think Gov. Stone would do well tc
offer the position to Hon. Samuel j Kirk
wood, of Iowa City. Mr.. Krkwood, We
think, would be sure Of a tender Of the place
By the Legislature and therefore it would be
altogether better to call him to the position
at once than TO ill it temporarily by snothe.
however deserving and able he might be.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

Wa hav. received the first number of the
Mitchell County Press. published by T. NJ
Alher;on. at West Mitchell. and are very
well pleased indeed with its appearance and
contents. Brother Anterior evidently has &
very correct idea Of what e country paper
shol.li hs. If he succeeds in maintaining
the Tfeas on the character, OF the first nilm
Der, the people Of Mitchell county may Wei
afford to be very proud Of their organ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

the ofense came, shall We discern that there
is any departure from those divine attributes
which the believers in living God always
ascrbe to Him Fondly do we hope. fer
yently do we pray. that this mighty scourgs
Of war may speedily pass away yet, If God
wills that it continue until all the wealth
piled by the bondman's two hundred and
fifty years of unrequted ton shall be sunk,
and until every drop of blood drawn with the
lash shall be paid bv another drawn with the
sword. as was said three hundred wears ago,
so still it must be said that the Judgments OF
the Lord are TRUE and righteous altogether.
With malice toward none. with charity Cor
all, with furnaces in the right, As God gives
Ills to see the right, let us strive Oh 80 finish
the work we are in. to bind up the nstion's
wounds, and care for him who shall have
borne the battle, and Tor his widow and his
orphsns-,o do all which may achieve aud
cherish a jus, and lasting pesee smony our.
selves and with al nations
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-03-09

THE Chicago Journal says: I'VE are
still withou. any definite news from General
Sherman. The rebel papers contain no in
diligence in regard to his operations o..
WHEREABOUTS. contenting themselves with
iacir usual Dragging as to how they will
overu helm him and gain their ird"pcn
ssnee'-