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New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

The Masonic FnrThe Executive Committee Of the Masonic
Fair invite attention the advertisement Of Brother j. T. ELI no.
ss roaswsy Tweniyseeond proposing to SUPPLY the
WHEELER WILsoS MAcHss orders received durng
continuance Of the Fair. at niAnnfae,urers' prices
Masters Of Lodges invited to forward their orders Tor The
number that they may be sy want and Brother Ellis will
arrange delivery such be recommended BY
tie master Trustworthy enabling the end deserving OF the
eraa Of support in paying for machine By
monthly insisllmeuts
Brother ELL Eureka Lodge and e constantly on
hand and will explain to Of Lodges fully than Va
can ddvrfiscmsl. St-r 80
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
VIRGINIA.

dispatch 10 The Phiiadphio Lcdgcr dated the 2ith
SAYS that the Hon. Mr. Segar United States elect
from Virginia, has just returned from Richmond where
he has been in consultation with the members OF the
Legislature Of that State and especially with the leading
of that body. Mr.. Segar reports that The Virginia
Legislature prepared az 10 adopt the amendments
il they can have from Congress that this shall
be the umatum, and that the loyal Senators aud Repre-
sentatives from that State viii be admitted without delay
These propositions theY unwilling % accept two
weeks ago. They believe that the Southern Legislatures
that have already taken action and rejected the amend
ment would reverse their proceedings and follow Virginia
IN the above indicated If Congress will give the
desired asSurance.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
THE STATE or TRADE.
BIT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

BuYFAL a-Cstte market dull decline Of 75 extra,
ard 0c 100 inferior good Slight from the West No
edsy In OF the West t'ood
Cattle dsnd STOCK ia yard mostly light and rough xr
qushy Sl4dSI6 Fat ursvy OTen aud Steers 81 0d aoi
Cood slid si Rs Cattle and steers sc 3S1s7 90 F -
$ Cove snd Hefe. 4sd ss 80 Receipt to-day lsf head
Heavy woolod 100 s5S0aS6 So Fair Fine Wooded
Lanab., 5td 50 Hog market quiet pces ranging from
t6ess g for Prime and % 81 tsr Stock and laeG CRY
Drred llogs Receipts b0o0 head shipped 900 head
MOmLs Dec 2t-fhs market 10 rse bare Of Cottoh, with
demand TIE sales to-day 10 bales closing At J for
Addngs generally SELLERS ct there quotasion
WnNISOToS, n C., Dee No transactions In commercial
rraf
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
TUy B.cIrIc RAuRoAp.-It isunderstood that the

break ground oT the construction Of this road
during the present week The eOrtyact for The building OF
every OF the road both 70 Sacramento and Mai lie has
hee let The whole amount ~ iron FOR the track and the roll
ing stock hiss been provided or and n be the fast
wanted The rOad is 10 be constructed entirely whont
Government aid having ever been asked or desired
means all been provided BY private enterprise and tie
parties interested viii be content With such returns a. e2
ipatey from construction. Some twenty 20 thirty
miles the grading heretofore done the AaTysse end viii
be made available far possible The road viii be open
for passenger and freight rensit within twelve mOnths il Is
dssgned 70 the construction and all tho appointments
frscass every respect such worthy o the great
Trans COntiRsuia Raioad-lS0n Francisco Bulin Nov -
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
pUuADEIpUJA CATTLE MARKET.

Dec 2jThe supply of Beef Cattle this week amounted TO
95 head The market active and sales made at
from ) s4 30 lO b and from SIS % TO s6 80 for extra
and primo stock
SnlK-Thc arrival of sheep very large amounting 10
head Tho demand good and prices ruled from &C. TO
A. D gross. 60 quality.
uGs-rhe market rather dull and prices had down
tendency The supply amounted to 80 head and prlccs
ruled from s. TO s. y 100 ~ net -
COwsTc sales Of amounted 20 22j head NJ from 80
90 $40 for Sprngers and from COO sO for and calf
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

The London Court Journal notices a statement that
tho about leave the Isle Of Wight where he has
pretty little house and grounds al Faringford ana says
the curiosity hs neghbo He bought up all the he
could get his goudds but effect He Wetchoa
dogged wherever he II he opens window or pulls
IN blind Of eyes upon him aided ey
e tsoopes London he quiet enough no one suspects
the great poe, day to he that tall map with wideaTsks
lsne beard aud spectacleS"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

Perfect Sewing -,InchIne.-Mrs ". wakin' Of Brook
yu writes Aer experience Of four with the Elliptic
aud eou,drabe with otr hrsa mchinei deem but justice
10 your admirable that eonder not only far
oh,yI family machine but asa perfect Se'r"g Ma'
eas In every repect performing does rapidly nos'ey
aud perfectly every possible variety ony sewing and whs so
ondesy simple easy operate that child can use Il without
diacuty cauuo, s.y much its praise e7drs'smrnL
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
MARRIED.

BROWN-FR AsEROu Chrs.mss evening Dec IS BY tho Ry
-oge the residence Ct hs brides parents, james r.
brown eldest daughter OF James b. FFase esq both
Cf this city.
Monday Dec. - the ssdencs Of
tbr bd psrsu. by the W. g. Psrmly Of JefseyCiy Mr.
Thoas Morton Miss Fsanie 81 daughter Of Valentine seoeks
ED. both Of this city.
MELvLLE-On Christmas morning Dec IS 1885 by
ts Rev Dr. Crosby b. to Isabella D. youngest daughter
OF A.r1audr Melville. e,q, oil Of Newton Chy.
Counrcacut please
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
MunDEnoUs.AssAULr IN A TENEMENT HOUsE-The

MURDERoUs. ASSAULT IN A TESBMBNT HOUsR.-Ihe
Fourth Ward uncommOny wellbehaved last mgt tbs
erogshos having closed early In the afternoon the enans
Of No. So Oak.st engaged IN dispute and Mary Snvn
aTming herself with both hatohet and eoniOusy
assaulted Hannah Lcary cutting her head open
and otherwise woHHding her Charles Wei1slich.
who attempted 20 shield Mrs. Jeary. was
also wounded. PssTolman wandng having been summoned
took Sayin custody and her husband also 1t having
been alleged that he had struck Of tho who
concerned in the dispute from hcb grew tho assault and the
couple hd last night the POkoe Station. Mrs oary
was borne o Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

SHOOTING APFRAY.-Last evening Frederick Web
Der alteration front OF his residence No i9 Sixth
ST. with one William Rhodes when the Inter entered bis
residence No l and proceeding TO his apartment procured
pistol with which he fired Webbor from window the
bail striking the latter the head and causing wound
Officers Arnold and Pierce Of the Seventeenth Precinct arrested
Rhodes, and he locked up for tho night a the station
House The wounded taken into his residence where
he attended by Surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
AI.AHAMA

Several correspondents that the day Tie Ala
bsma Legislature adjourned sfer Gov Patton bad sen;
in his message advising the ratification Of the Constitu-
oLa Amendment there at least 10 Senators and %
Representatives ready vote for H. dispatch then
received from Alabamian in Washington, urging it's
rejection and ntmstng that there reasons OF great
weight for this After its rejection member who
voted sgains it, notce of his intention 10 move
consideration on Jan. l6.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
MARYLAND.

The Frederick Examiner of this week says: "Ihe
Grand Jury its late session indicted Of Coz swami
Registers Had Gov Swami carried that proyion Of the
Registry Law which made IL obligatory upon bin 20 appoint as
Registers who best known for loyalty frmnes and
cessty OF inefpOng their authority to yindcae The dignity
and majesty OF the Law In his appointments DO was g0rerne
by selfish snch selections would promote
his personal interests lie ignored the requirements OF
law and result Of his perdy Of his Regis
ters have indictments pendsg against them"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
49,. rlgE ~ WEST Housrov.sr.
BOSTON
~ rxtronAy, -o rw. rxtsrSs' "a AO

BoSToS, Dec. 25.--The State Constables have re-
Gently been very in CRUSHING ont the mddng class and
snail liquor dcaers Omng the large deaers his deemed
Rafth and unfair BY the sufferers VINO think all yioiaofs Of
ne huPF Law should be Ia Che boat They have there
fore By Of their humber made complaints against the
proprietor Of tho Revere fremont Parker House and Young
Court to-day
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

called up Yesterday the United Circuit Court and the
motion for arrest Of Judgment argued at length by K H.
yocnr-- 49, O. eity TIE Counsel for the accus-u- Mf
Coohre With great ability argued that the bill unconsu
utlona and be read various authorities the ground
no had taken After Mr. COchre closed the OWING TO
the Illness OF Ward laid over Of Jauuary
next Louisville Democrat Dec. 2L
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

and manufacturing interests, the question VIII soon
!. answered. Aad that viii afford the best posSio.e
80, ,cton to agriculture and evento commences io'
~, I'm nish ca1goes for export as well as in0IeS'' u
-. ion for imports.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
m,ir,fnR -,r

VAN wAoENEH-n BrOokiyn on Monday srnirx pss Vi 1,
sSth yosr Of her sss. Anns sohu,alz via Of whz ys
Tn. and friends Of the family are invited 10 attend
funeral a eock on Thursday tae 2sth IRON bsr f
denss No 81 y srst-7laes- Il - = - ~
wHroN-Afs psotra Thursday Dec H. Esu wsfs
Of Frederick l.. Whiton Of DToOklyu
invited
tend the uaasA Wednesday, the 16th insl eeiesk
Brooklyn Hights
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
TIE CENTRAL SYSTEM.

ALBANY, Dec. 25.-The Board OF Trade OF this city
Yesterday adopted the following resolution Resod That from
ami after tf upon which the method Of selling grains By
the GENITAL sa take effect IN the Cities Of NcwAok Chcsgs
and Milwaukee all sales OF grain made the members o: this
Board shall be specified each loo pounds
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
TIIR TERRITORIAL QUESTION.
SnuTH CAROLINA.

BT TELlGRAPH To III. 1kBcSE
RALEIGH, y. C., Dec. 4.-ln the S"uin Carolina
House Of Representatives the Inolvcnf Debtors bill h7s hen
framed homestead Of loo acres With the house
attached thereto. and IN that fern it has passed.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
FIRES.
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRAYcIsCO, De-. 24.--The Central House. On
Frsi-st caught fire this morning and was DESTROYED Three
men were burned death aad killed by jumping from
wiDdOw OF the burning building
HAVANA, ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Dec PA destructive fire occurred
yesterday HAVANA Mason County Illinois destroying an
entire block Of eighteen The principal sufferers are
SANFORD Krcbauu dry eOJGs and clothing and Clover
UOanghurst drugs and family ocers The loss Is estimated
az sl00 900.
FlRR ~ WEST HOUsTONST.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon q FIRE broke out on
DE fourth 0Or Of the house No 800 West Houston
O Greenwich IA the apartments occupied by Eah
Eewby The fire confined the apartment IN which II
originated Air Gewty loss furniture Is about sO not
Insured The furniture Of Mr. Kcegsn the third floor IN
derHesth the burned aartmen damaged by water TO the
ol 800.
Tine whole Of the second AoOr occupied by George Jones
cl0ok and musical box spring InaRufaetory. Less by
about s2OO Fully insured The building owned by
Dir and damaged BY Ire and water extent Of
500 Insured The upper floors occupied by twenty
families who on the Of ere being given commenced 20
throw furniture the street causing loss By
breaking The fire supposed 10 have been caused by children
playing with matches
IN WEST BROADWAY
Shortly aftsr o'clock last evening hre was dis
covered the hat and cap store Of G. BOnason No 2S West
broadway. iWn extingshed Loss on stock BY bro
and Sator 800 insured Loss on building slOO
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
The Best Holiday Present,

There could greater eo in family than good Sewing
Machine sad universally admitted that GRoyER BAKsHs Is
the bes, foF family uis.-t .fireviisenenf
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

Orphans of Soldiers and SeaEen--rns TRIBUNE Tn
article vory ia.Iy urges upon NswYok the Ina
ponee providing the children Of Soldiers aud se,s1
who have psrshsd Th sacred deveys. s,ef
pats charity oldest institution o. the kind being s fsyI
Orphan located Flushing L. l. which y new ~ ne
wear M This Home shelters clothes snd eaeoas
i ebdrep gusdas About 100 ef hese o
phans will nesting THURSDAY EVEhlnt nefs Isn
s that hOse who symPsihze with them may ssns.a
ioprovrmeps The consist Of singing by ne eoofs
by Mrs Fowe Brooklyn The Rev. Dr. Tyns fissasss
OF the Institution will preside and addresses viii ee m.de
H Hs.sss .nS ~ kss Geo &sns 81 = ssssl.s "a Il ssss
kst Of chsrss) be had Certsf bfos
Book store Broadway and Tenhs also ss
Broadway Hotel ecrneT Forsy-secondst
Americau Instftuse Farmers, Ciub-A meeetns of the
Club viii Dc held WEDNESDAY,, December 2 At ~ O'clock
Institute Ia the Cooper budne ANtnr
tofssed 70 agricultural improvement are invited
' John w. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Maux.i.a f.o..ta

Mourning fsoeda.
ACARD-w. JACKSON, no. 551 ROADwAY has eonstsntiy
on hand assortment Of houruns
Dre 0oode Bonnets ShsW Coaks Vens Crupes
ehie Gloves BLadies waited goods their rs
deuce Suits 70 order short notice No M Broadway sp2ots
Tiffany Co.'S
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
Gperial Notices.
Words Tint Hraafhe.

Words That breathe.
Seen. your buss with PHALoNs NIeHTBLoonnse
CEREUs fair ladies' and yOw written words VII breathe
rsrer fragrance than they uttered By yO ros p
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA
F.lK INVESTIGATION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL ooHNIT-
TBE.-GBE. sHERMAE's OPINION,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-26

Furniture
OF THE LATEST STYLES CONSISTING OF
PARLOR DlNIN0-R00M and CHAMBER SUITES
IN Rosewood wsns Mspe retailing msuufacarers Prse@
Al Y. kRUTINAS
MAHUFAcTORY AND WARERooMS,
Nos. and % East Iiosstoas'..
Between 6owsry and 5eeondsve
All Goods warranted
a
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1866.

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gam6ibatcn 8 An,eisem

Altseiaen IN ber SpeeaIsSpGIte beirn eriten DtaIe
800 fir Is nien eoe weitere 2iitie 20 Gents
Bcitere Auseigen per etHie f0eents. wi. $50
Anseigen in ben eoealpaIten psresn mt 81 20 tiir
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AT
Die Sauptspede Der Geieui6uft iinb Grmunterung
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to pon Qdnbereten su erretdelt, mo fid dfigemeene
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ben gratis arfgenoinirierl. Nnseigen
nou Geieul6afteu nuo Sereiren bere9e
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1866.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-15

We publish below the resolutions passed by the
General Assembly, some days ago, in regard to
the Cape Fear Navigation Company:
RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING CERTAIN PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST THE CAPE FEAR NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ResoEoed, That the Attorney General of the State
make enquiry into the complaint of boat-owners
and merchants of Wilmington; and in case it be
found that the company complained OF CIhe Cape
Fear Navigation Company has no authority 20
impose the tolls in questions either by reason of
a want of power from the charter, or in conse-
quence of forfeiture OF such power for any cause,
that the Attorney General be further instructed to
file a bill or information in the nature of quo
aca7,to, OF other proper process, to declare for
fixture of its franchises Es-ao .-y.
ResoEccd. That the Attorney General may lnstl.
tute proceedings either i'll the Supreme Court of
the State OF direct them to be instituted IN the
Superior Court for New Hanover county, at his
option And in the latter case the Solicitor for
that circuit is instructed to prosecute the same.
In either ALTERNATIVES the result is to be reported
to the Governor. Ratified 20Al February, 1865. !
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-03-15
Con greSS.

WASHINGTON, D. c. March 13
Some weeks ago delegation from the British Provinces
visited Washington, with the to continue the
procy trade between the United States and these Pro-
vinces.
bill for this purpose reported in the House. and
after several days discussion rejected yesterday
The foreign tariff act will apply to the Provinces
[sECoND DISPATCH. -
WASHINGTON, d. c., March 49,
The Senate refused to pass the bill for the admission Of
Colorado. p =
The House by vote of 100 against &c. passed the
ate bill declaring all persons white and black born in the
United States to be citizens of the United States and to
protect them in their civil rights and furnish the
for their vintlication. ~. -.. 49, .
Nothing is to be construed so as to affect the laws of
any State concerning the right Of suffrage.