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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
ESSEX MARKETPoLICE COURT.
lGelre Justice Mansfield !

Whether owing to the weather or not IL is difficult
say. but certainly the business transacted at this Court
yesterday Of very meager character Cases Of drunken
comparatively few and those Of assault and battery
al "a decided discount
BRUTAL HusBASDA member OF the great Smith family.
named William Smith and by color backSmih, was charged
with brualy assaang bis wife with poker From the evil
dence Of several nechbos and Others il evident that VII
liam In tine habit Of beating has wife IA most cruel man
TIE described her husband a drunken. oahng
fellow who never earned honest cent lie will probably
good many Backwes Island within the next
months
lie flly committed for trial.
LOOSE CHARAcTER.-Maria Wiley applied TO tie Judge
for the Of certain party keeping house Of fame
where she asserted she had been robbed Maria ia evidently
hard and Judge Mansfield informed her that she ever
came before him again visiting such that de-
scIibed he would shut her up Loose characters find
sympathy at this Court and meet with the utmost extent Of
tie Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

BURGLAR SURPRsED-Late on Tuesday night the
foreman OF the large sugar refinery of Messr Miller ode
Co.. situated the Of Washington and Vestryss
while passing through the buding discovered burglar at
work office He Immediately gave the alarm and the
thief away pursued by Officer Kearns OF the F RE
enct who had heard the alarm and came up to ascertain the
cause The thief succeeded in making his way TO Canal
where he disappeared and the chase abandoned In he
office where the thief had dropped them found aeompee
burglars tools paper Of powder felt hat ana ha
consumed CANDLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
CITY NEWS.

PERsoNAL.-AmOng the arrivals at the hotels are
the Hon j. j. L. c. Jewett Buffalo, and the Hon Alfred Gil
more Philadelpbiaat ST. Nicholas; the Hon Geo H.
Williams Oregon and Judge Pasehal Texas at tho Metro
potan the Hon. j. p Danortb Schohare at the Breyoort
Houses the Hon. Wm. Bger Of Pennsylvania at the Asor
Iouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
ELL FRnM A LADDER

FELL PROM A LADDER.-On wednesday afternoon
John McGmtb lahocr employed upon the building ia
course of erection Iortyuiuhst between Madison and
FLate. fe from ladder to the ground, aud seriously
injured. Dc tlke Goo So luhrs rWul McGTath is a.
native " Ireland. md ICliIcI ~ NJ ~ West IhrtcLsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

The TAX LEVY AND TAXABLE PRoPERTY-From
the County Tax Levy adopted by the Supervisors yeser
day 1t appears whole to be levied account
of State Comfy and city purposes IS s6e Sc and the
amount taxable property S36 $4,000 Rate OF taxation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMEST-POSTPoNEMEN
THE OPENING BnfProposas we're to have been opened
and contracts awarded yesterday morning by the Croton
Aqueduc Department for various street improvements IN the
form ofayng stone block and for the construction
of bat owing absence Of A. W. Craven esq one
OF the members the Board the formal opening OF the bids
was adjourned TO Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
JEFFERsoN MARKEr poLIoE COURT

The following cases were brought forward yesterday
this Court a there business transacted At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
special Dispatch to The NY. Tribune.

P1.sHIp. Wedrc.dsy sept 20 l-tf
81 tie afternoon pu - the American Board today,
Dr. Rufus Anderson guDd fhc Sccctau slip, whc" '
d., tlcd f.rov % year, Various aadessos wef' u"l'
an the orc,.Iuu and CHECKS - sioOJJ toc were pr
.rrtd him bv Iaymcu Of England and OF Ncw-N orS
CITY ~ the morning meeting the troubles oi thc Amor
can Mission with Bishop StIey ~ hohnu.u were us
r,.4rI The lack men Tor missionary fields occupied
tic evening session. and resolution vus adopted com
mcndns personal appeals to thco.osic aud college Site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

EXEMPT FIREMRNs VISIT TO THE PARIS EXPOSE
uoN-The exempt fremen propose to send delegation to
Paris to represent the old Department the Exposition
1907 The party will be composed Of about 60 gentlemen
who will the fremens uniform and take with them an
old Amoskeag engine together with brass band and SIX
servants They propose visit Queenstown (whee tue
American Consul promises have four horses ready 10 draw
their engine while they IN the British Empre) Cork
Dublin thence Hoyhead Liverpool London and some few
other English cities At P5I they viii exhibit their engine
al the Exposition and tie whole trip will occupy about three
months The preparations nearly complete, application
oY transportation the European steamship companies
having been made by Mr. John NJ Harrington who forms
one the party ExMyOr Gunther other prominent
fireman expected accompany the expedition as lore
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

FELL FROM THE ROOF OF A BUILDrEG.- IN
quest yesterday held by Coroner Nlnmann ot the Second
Precinct S,tou.IIou the body OF Darrell MckittIck
Deceased was CurlJytd Wilson's building. lately dam
aged by ire az tie Of Cold and FGtpns aud while
engaged Yesterday the damaged c1rnce from the
root bis f0OHg c o. ha beneath receY
ing jures TIE effects Of which be died IN few mo-
l.ufs ycrdilt of accidental rendered by TIE
Deres-rd native uf Ireland aged - years aud
resided No. I'D Fsaye wneTe lie leave. vie aud Fix
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

FATALLY INJURED BY FALL.-Nlargaret McCon-
nell a widow lady aged - years Tuesday evening fell
down Hight Of stairs at her residence No ~ East Twenty
uuthst sustained nju tnat she died ~
short time alter Yesterday Coroner Naumaun held an in
quest body aad verdict in accordance with the facts
was rendered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

AFPGAY BETWEEN NEGROES. Shortly aiter2 O'Clock
yesterday morning coloed named Wm. Daily alias
" Bg By Jake cUuTt bad aa alteration lu The low
dance hall N0 H. Laureu.-s Daring the ARRAY Bay cut bis
opponent The neck and head n such terrible manner tna
expected survive. Tie assAaut succeeded IN
m.klns Dis escape. Tho wounded taken 10 the
N.L.Eue IIu.pltl hy The EI.Lih Precinct police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

DISTURBANCE IN A RAILWAY CAR.-Yesterday
forenoon No a. belonging to the Seventhaye Rail
road Company had passed the Fhave Hotel three gentle
men got on board aud had proceeded about three blocks prior
10 which they had paid their OF six each Tney in
qured If the tickets yet prepared for the me 70 Wnch
the conductor replied that be had business with that mat
ter receive their are7 The next inter-
rogat0ry whether il the ear through University
place the City Hall they IN, and being answered IN
negative they demanded their fares TO be returned
to them This the conductor refused TO do. The gen
in question said they should insist upon H. but
conductor would not Yield Ole Of the gentlemen immedi
aiCy left the and the other two renamed The elder OF
the who remained said be should have MS fare returned
and he would make it dear job to both the conductor
aud Company The conductor ETH refused and tue gen
emnn gave him warning thar the should come before the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

FATALLY IyJURED.-An inquest was Yesterday held
b. Coroner Cover at No ysudam-st the body Of John
W. Iarkns aged o. year, who on the le.h
inst tv ear No sixth line and terribly m.
lfc but Dc did On CONSEQUENCES Tie conductor and driver
uerr exou red all blame by the jury, VINO rendered
verdict Of accidental death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27
LATEST SHP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
ship Constantine Crevv London Hn the ie OF Wight u days
and ~ Grune MnuTn Has experienced
heavy westerly -fss the eGtie rs..i-e
Bak Meg Msfuir tr Loudon Colombo lCeylonL April 2y -
n lena with ucse. % Hatu Robbins FaEed Cope Of
Hope crossed The Aus. y. 10 long. % S.
Bag France Lewey Ltvcy F1uteT 20 dys with loswood aud
mahogany 90 {. II. Mallory.
DISASTERS.
Tie bark Caleb Haley wrecked together with six other vessels
Mexico. ". durns terrific hurricane Tie
Caleb Haley have arrived hee passengers by the brig
Frances LcWey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

THE GREAT CALIFoRS!A WINE DEPoT!
ounNKR 60 no. 30 C~dlr -. New.i0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-27

CTOP IN No. % FOURTH-ANE.-BURNT
- new STORE directly the Of Grace Church, block
from Broadway. New oOks As4rr Weekly Papers, Music tiue
stationery Toilet aud Fancy Good, Games Plays. &c
DROCATELIE.
ID NEW QUALITY sATNDAMAsR FINISH
for CURTAINS and FURNITURE
g. L. 4 :. r. KELTY No. ~ Broadway
20 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW's, Greenwich aud
" Muayts where you viii ind Teas Golfers Fish, Flour aud
everything New One price
4 AMBREQUINS
IL FRINGE AND OTHER NEW STYLES.
g. l.. & J. y. KELTYs. No az Broadway.
40 to MACFARLANDT Book Store. corner
VI and Broadway There will hnl 81 the NEW
BOOKS all the standard WORKS and sIso, choice
Eug.ish. French snd scotch safonery
GREAT SALE OF UNDER-SHIRTS-P. +.
~ SMITH FOWLER, Importers No, 30 WarreG-st offer 81
RptH Department No 99 Broadway ts Nicholas block
alec a. No Is opposite Aston uoase 300 doz mems REAL
celebrated Enfield nuke at tie following ENfkAORDlNARi
10 - ioip. b. az u ;! 80 a u IS being 81
cuch LESS than a e regular retail prices CALL AT ONCE.
WINDOW SHADES.
w HOLLAND, by case piece, or at retail.
@. l.. a }. b. kelly, No AZ Broadway.
'THE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT!
Il GUBNER Co. No. 30 Cedir.st, New York
See sueutiu o. ut her
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
DIE ID.

COMBAULT-On Friday, Jan at the residence OF her
nephew Chas c. Moresu, No. I5 West Ninetsenth-ses
Victorins Coubault, aged 65 years. -
The relatives friends deceased respectfully tn
vted attend the fune from the Church Of ST. vincene
de Paul Tweutythrd<<, between Sixth and Seventh svess
on Sunday. at O'Clock p. M
CoRBITOn Thursday night JAN L. Caroline E. wife OF The
Rev. VIM. p. CoIh. -
The funeral will ske place from the Asnson NJ f. Church.
IN Norfolkst, near Grandst, Oh Monday, JAN ., q ~
o'clock.
Friends are invited withou. further invitation.
CUMMlNGS-At 1880 q. m, on Thnrsdsy Jsn at No; 20
East Tweaty .nnthst, the Rev. J W. cummings " D'
pastor Of St. Stephens Church. aged Al years. -
Tie funeral services will take place Monday the 9Th at log
o'clocL u.. st. Stephens Church The Rev Ciery
the members of the congregation and the friends o the de-
ceased are respectfully invited to attend
KIL3URN-ht Orange. n. j.. THURSDAY, JAN 4. Grace
Sherwood youngest daughter OF Abram NJ and Fanny m.
Kilburn, aged IL months ana days.
be held the residence Of the parents.
No 20 Elm-st, Sunday JAM T. at O'Clock The rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend
RIKER-In Stanford Conn., on Wednesday. JAM Gilbert
II. Riker. in the 45th year of his age
The relatives and friends of his family invited to sttend
his funeral ot O'Clock Saturday, the 9th inst In Sc
Johns Church. Stamford Convenient trains leave from the
Newly and New Haven Railroad Depot corner OF ourh-
ave. and Twentysevenh-st, at l:0 a. H. and i2lo M
ROBERTs-On Wednesday Jan. 8 John Louhain Roberts,
NJ D., aged IS years.
Hi, remains will be taken Patchogue T. L. for inermen
Sidney Ohio and California papers please copy
sHIELDS-On Friday morning JAM Robert Shields, aged
20 years. - 3D.,
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
funeral his ste residence No. l16 es
Tsentethst.. this Saturday morning at o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants Of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from paming of inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD PENS shall hereafter
SELL NO GOODS AT WHOLESALE srccptins only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents. to whom Certif.
cate Of such Agency will be given. and who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON PENS in that city or village
To my Agents / shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public at my Published and
well.known prices.
Jewellers or Satoners will in all cases. be preferred
as Agents
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application, by letter or otherwise.
Where no Agency is established. those wishing the
MORTON Pen must send to my store. where prompt
attention Will be given to their orders
A Circular. with fac-simile Engrayings OF all Sizes
and Prices will be sent to any receipt Of letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON, No. 25 Maidenlane, New-York.
Dated New.York. NOV. l, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06

tho celebration Of Emancipation day were TO meet
Gen Gibbons. District Conmandsnt, to Jay their com.
plant before him. understand the Gen hos decided
10 remove the Lieutenant and transmit the to the
Department.
Grayson ard Floyd Counties are reported as retaining
ali their negroes without remuneration under the plea
they have not been freed but doubt Fall will be
by an act OF Congress In either Of these counties hero
is no military authority These facts argue volumes
for retaining the Ireedmcns Bureau and spreading its
influence, the Virginia Legislature and Northern Cop
perheads notwithstanding to the contrary.
have noticed that the red white and red pigeon
feathers. cockade by Secession sympa'hzers in
ls6O. is again coming into general use In Petersburg
in one church where attended service. counted hve
in the hats Of young misses among the audience.
NJ n.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Au,uscweuts this Evening.

ACADEMY or MUslC-Bsryx.S coScrRr-Mlie. Pme,ps
Me,.r,. J. Levy, Herr t.r kos2 D H. Aihl'' shd he''
CAL Anchuiz
wALLACK's TIiRATER-TuE PooR GEsrLrs.s
OLYMPIC THEATER-MoSrE CgisTo Or, THE LoSs
PRIsoaER OF Tiv CHATEAU DIf.
NtBLO's gARDEN-CaEtS BUSHES, on IluSDRED fsARs
AGO.
WINTER OARDEN-Fpwiy BoorH IN HAMLET
IUCY RUsUTOE's SEW-YORK TlIEATER - THr
HosErxooN--A Mas WITHOUT A HEAD.
BROADWAY TnEATER-"sAx" and siosE'-slatinee
at O'Clock.
BaRSUMs MusEuM-Tnz ORPHAN Bors op HrSoARr
ON Tug tHAaTER OF OLyAsLE-Lfkous-CuHosI its.
Ac-Afcfuoon and Eycning-E1TRA PERroHnAcs al
ii nm.
yOX's OLD BOWFgY THEATER-THg FoREsroy Bospy
-Tus FRi.xY CoBBLtG-THE MISSERaLf-THk Nkw
YouspI.sp DOCS. LAFAYETTE AND ThuSDER
NEW-YORK CiRCUS-lirH Hsr.-fouEsrRiAS AND ofS
.A.ric PYRgoanASczs-Jaxzs ROBissos. Thn pARh'
B,cK RIpxn-JOE PEsTLAsD-Matinec at u o'clocA
gRYASTs' MIHsrRELs-Ici OK PAELE FRaScAis-pAs
Hpy,yrs STUMP SPrECH-BLAcK EYED NILLiAh-
IIrTLg MAc As JocKo rnH MONKEY
DODWORTH HALL-LEcrUnI Br Ma ihsRf MohfoHi
- Three Days IN Scotland"
sTupiOIgUlLDiNG, Tenils,.-Freuch English, and flen'
ish fICfuRE,.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Thcafers.

The last "Sam" Matinee, at the Broadway
Theaer Is appointed for today and the last appear
ance alike Of "Sam md Mr. Chanfrau. at this thea,er'
will be made tonight Mr.. John Owens appears on
Monday. as already announced in " Solon Shinge."
At Barnum's Museum-which, during the
holiday season, was continually crowded, and which
still attracts crowds, by day and night-the "exira
circus performance" is still given, every day, at IL
o'clock.
The New-YOrk Circus, on Fourteenth-st.,
gives entertainment every day. at p O'clock as vel
as inthe evening.
Our romantic friend, the "Count OF Monte
Crsto is still jubient and attractive at the Olympic
Bat he will not remain there forever; and those who
wish to see him. should improve their present oppoT'
tunity.
"The Poor Gentleman" which was revived
in superb style at Waacks TheateT on Thursday. will
bo repeated there this evening Mr.. Frederick Robin
son appears in the part Of Frederick Brambc formerly
played by Mr.. Lester Waack. DR.. Ollapod is person
a,ed, with most contagious humor. by Mr.. Young.
At Niblo's Garden Miss Lucille Western ap-
pears tonight for the last time in "Green Bushes
Mr. Tayleure's East Lynne will De produced on
Monday Miss Bateman will shortly succeed Miss
Western at this theaer the latter having beon engaged
at Woods Thcater presently TO be opened.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
The Lnte General Hickey.

The death Of Gen. William Hickey Of Wash
incton removes from public service one OF the Oldest
and most valiant servants Of the Government AT The
time of his death he 20 years OF age lie had been
for 40 wears the chie clerk OF the Senate In charge o
all jts archives and doing the real work OF the Secre
tary. lie belonged TO an old Maryland family, and
came from men who left England with Lord Baltimore
on account Of their devotion TO the Roman church
Gen Hickey prominent Catholic nnd many oi
the most illusirous members Of that body were con
nected with bis family
Gen. Hickey wasa conscientious painstiking, uh'
firing public officer seeming 10 have no idea beyond MS
duty 10 the Senate and the Government When he hrst
took that station, Daniel d. TompIins was wee
President He saw the Presidents chair hIled Dy
Calhoun Van Buren,. Tyler Fillmore. Dallas Breckln'
ridge Mangum Fitzpatrick. Bright. and Foster
when Foster was reading Homer In the Brown
Uniyersty and Andrew johnson was stitching
costs in South Carolina, he was calling 'he
names of Andrew jackson. John Gaillard' hu'nS
King Thos. II. Benton IA Senators John u bfoeA'
nriGge was infant when bo entered the Schate' ne
saw him raised TO the Presidency. ana desraaeu
70 an exile and traitor He was on Intimate terms VII"
the statesmen of America for 40 years and knew more
OF behind the scenes OF government ana iegiS'a'oh
than any man. perhaps. In Washington h's S'''''
business habits his wonderful knowieagc oi
parliamentary law and political history. made
him most invaluable officer. lie was the
candidate for the succession to AsDnry p'cA'"s'
when that old gentleman run out as Secretary oil
the Senate and would have been elected. but Mr. FOR
new of having been defeated for Clerk oi
tho House In 1861 was chosen by the Republicans to
IN, office Gen Hickey remained at bis post however.
d.charrIpr the real duties of the Secretarysh until
the time Of his death.
Gen. Hickey was a strong Union man. ana during
the war never atered In his devotion to the cause he
had passion for military pursuits and was General
Of Militia IN the District Of Columbia lie wrote
work on the Constitution. which was adopted by 20 n
ercss as text book and contributed frequently To Tho
newspapers Of the day. lie died quite wealthy We
believe. and leaves large family 70 NOUN bis loss
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

CHICAGO Jan 3-Flour dull. Wheat duh aad decline
sale. lJi 70 for No. l. aud 9dylr. for No 2
dull at s3at!c fr No. Oats duh a, 24 i23c High
wines trn n ls0 81 90 Provisions dull Mess Pork de-
ri,n- r5d5Ort I sales a, +l50@25 So Clear Pork q 20;
Cumberland aiJ; Shot Rib Mddes. Slti Green Hams;
llalsc Lsri quiet at iGi0 l7c Dressed Hogs declined
"a ale. n - 5Od $40 dividing 200 n Live Hogs de-
olined 2sa5oc.: saos a, s3 SdSs. Receipts 800 bbli
Flour 1900 bush. Whcs' 25ooJ bush Corn, Iovo HOS
shipmsn,. 80 bb. Flour $50 bush Wheat. 5000 bush
Corn. 400 bush. Oats - -,
CISciSSsri Dec. 3-Fiour quiet Wheat Dun; frces
lower nog. dull at IIIQit receipts 1000 Mr.s fors
sod 29 bu, there outside rate holders
about selling Gfe.n Meat. duL irime sri ia iAr demand
A, lflc. Whisky steady Ai , 2i. free Gold lsRi
PBfLApELPHIA. Jan. 3feiroeum unsettled and ~ qnn
.. con.dsraby declined sales Of 1000 bis Crude a, NC
,6n,a In bond OOa6gc Refined free 60 8;c Breadsrhs
dull. .srs OF NohW Flour a 80 Wheat dun sales
OF Red II ~ 25d ~ ~. White, ~ 3D0f2 10 Corn hi
,a,, D0 bush yellow a 83 ia aud B5.c anoai w his
Nv dull: sirs a. ~ 18d ~ -.
H.Irixogy Jan 9-flour dali. Wheat firm. Corn quiet
Mite ga l Oats hun a &c. Psoysious inactive prices
unchanged sursfs drm. WAssy dull 1t ~ Hl
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
ing Gen. Crawford.
NEw.ORLEASs, Friday. Jan. 3,

The Timess Brownsville correspondent,
der date Of Dee 30, has the following:
Gen. Il. Clay Crawford has arrived at brownsville
with an appointment rs General in the Mexican he'
publican army and authority TO recruit an American
division for the Republican service under DIS com.
mand Gen. Crawford has established recruiting
Office Brownsville and other places in Texas ana eh'
listments were already progressing rapiiy.
Ii is reported that Gems. Lew. Wallace ana John A.
Logan connected with the movement and are soon
expected. Carvaal. the famous Mexican hlDuster is
expected with largo sum OF money to assist IN deffa!
ing the expenses.
The Impeiialsts in Mstamoros under Gen. Mejia
have commenced barricadng the streets, fearing an
attack from Gen. Crawfods American division at any
time.
move Monterey. establishing their base at that
point.
A schooner lsdcn with arms and ammunition con.
signed 10 pmveyor OF the headquarters oi inc
Twenty fifth Corps went ashore at Bagdad and was
seized by the lmperalists.
Gen. Mcia has levied loan of 100000 on the mer.
chants Of MatamOros.
The military railroad from Brazcs is completed TO
White Rancho. The travel from Brownsville TO Brazos
l. only four hours.
Later says American families leaving Mata-
moTOs and coming 10 the American side OF the river
fearing an attack.
The Liberal forces numbering about 1900. ore scat
tered along the river
Additional accounts from Brownsville state that
GeD Crawford has plenty OF funds. Ills Chief Of STAFF
Col. A. f. Reed is rapidly raising recruits in Browns
vllc erlisting United States soldiers still in the ser
vice OF the United States, and promising them dis
charges as the necessary papers can be made
ont and forwarded
There has been no interference with this by au.
thorties yet. Recruiting offices were being opened
in other parts If Texas.
One OF the recruiting officers informed the cor
respondent OF The Tines that force was 10 come from
New-York. and that one raising the Rio
Gfaude and that camp was being established below
Brownsville with sufficient supplies.
Ii was reported that Generals Logan and Lew Wal.
lace connected with the expedition with aims on
Monterey.
General Mea was aware Of Gen. Crawfords move
Menis.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-06
MARBLE ID.

ALGER-FREELAND-At Iiud,on, N. T.. on IhuIsday'
JAN 4 by the Rev Henry F. Roberts Of Brooklyn u. l.
Charles Ager New York, TO Helena We only daasntef@
the late John Freeland, esq. OF Hudson. N. 1.
BOYD-DUPLESSIS-In this city. on Thursday, Dec g
by the Rev DIR. Denson William A. Hoyd OF Nassau' n.
r. to Miss Veronica Duplessis Of New.York.
Nassau papers please copy
cLARK-KENDALL-A New. Lebanon n. Y, on Monday
jan 1886 by the Rev. John McVey, Mr. Edward Caix
ofNianchester N j. to Mary c. daughter OF John hends
esq, of the former place
LaW-RANsOM-Ou Thursday Jan. e. by the Rev. John
De Witt of Irvngton. Water w. Law to George H.
daughter of the late H. Ransom. esq both OF this CITY,
Rnrcbsrd - Ch.ncy Lewis OF Manchester, Oneids Co.. n
Y, to Miss Obey. daughter Of Matthew Pack esq N"
cerds.
ARCHANT-LAKE-M Salem. Mass. on "wednesday,
Dec III a, the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev
Mr.. Palmer Mr. Edgsr w. Mschas Of New.iork to oiiss
Julia k. Lake o. Saem.