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Suis Against Secretary Stanton for False
FInDrisOnrlenf.

New YORK, July 5.-A suit was commenced in the
Supreme Court to-day against Secretary Stanton by
Jos. IL. Maddox. for alleged false imprisonment- -
The plaintiff, having been a purchaser in Richmond,
under permission from Mr.. Lincolns Secretary of
the Treasury of large quantities of Tobacco destroyed
by our forces at Fredericksburg in 1861, and been
kept in the Old Capitol Prison till President johnson
came into office, claims 100000 damages. The de-
fendant claims that the plaintiff was guilty of vio-
laton of the articles of war. in trading with the
enemy. That the arrest was made, not by his order
but by the Provost Marshal, and that the plaintiff is
still parole in 5000 bonds to await trial on said
charge.
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Il. T. BLAKENEY d Co.,
RiOfing on Railroad Train-Scene De
scribed by an Eve Witness

The Dayton (0hio1 Journal publishes the following
particulars of the riot on the Christmas after
noon, between that city and Richmond, Indiana,
already reported in our dispatches:
AN eye witness relates to us that soon after the
train left Richmond, party of division hands be-
came uproarious. and talked very Extensively to the
other passengers .ONe of them, who seemed to be
the rngleader seeing portrait of the late President
Lincoln in the car, deeared in the most offensive
language and manner, th the dirty picture should
4 na.ha where he was Tbs excited the indignation
OF the passengers: the feSs en- en- s. SO from m
tearing down the portrait 9hd on account OF ms pc
sotted condition furthf notlce was taken OF MIN
'The unroar however, was kept up. and soon at
terward Conductor cole entered the car ana on ASK
ing the beligereni fellow for his fare he was caught
by the hand rudeiy erked about in the aisle and ad-
dressed b. most insulting epithet. Getting loose
from tSe fellow, Conductor Cole slapped him IN the
fs,5. knocking him back in his seat.
IhlS prompt action of the conductor was the pre-
text ter general rising of the division hands, some
dozen IN number, and they Sprang up and began to
hurl bolts and rings in all directions among friends
and foes, crashing the glass The was rightful.
The train was promptly stopped. the passengers
were got out with whole bones and but few wounds.
and the engineer. brakesman and few volunteers
went into the and then the fight began in ear
nest. The reserves made short work of the rioters
beating the ring leader without mercy and clearing
the car in short order
I'VE learn that three of the rioters were left at the
roadside in almost insensible condition. to return
to consciousness at leisure while the whole dozen
rowdies were more less punished and scattered in
the adjacent woods.
The stories in circulation about one or more of the
rioters being killed are erroneous
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. General Palmer addressed
four thousand colored persons in the open air yester
day. He said that in the nature of things for years
to come the colored people of this country must be
aborers but their interests and the interests of white
labor will be identical. He expressed his eratifca-
ton at the general kindness exhibited by the people
of Kentucky for their late slaves which he said was
true. Notwithstanding some eases of brutality and
outrage the work of abandoned persons in different
parts Of the State lie urged upon his hearers in
duSry and thrift in the cultivation of the land and
good feeling towards all as true solution of all
questions between the races.
The speech of the General was enthusiastically re-
ceived. and the utmost good order and kind feeling
prevailed during the delivery
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sunerinss OF shinWrecl.ed Sailors.

Boston, Jan. 2.-The brig Celia NJ. Carver, Capt.
Treat from Georgetown. South Carolina, for Sears
port, Maine. was abandoned at sea, having encoun-
tered fearful weather. The were taken off and
landed at Gloucester, Mass. Before the crew were
rescued they had been exposed on the wreck for nine
days, without food or water, and also suffered from
extreme cold weather One man died. and all the
o.p more or less frost bitten. 1t is feared that
Captain Treat will lose both his hands
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The Governor OF wisconsin Calls for the
TRIAL of gefE. Elsyfs

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-The Governor of Wisconsin. in
his inaugural, says: "The American people ask that
the highest judicial tribunal shall give expression to
the verdict Of the people that any attempt to right
real or fancied wrongs, by force of arms treason
by the trial of JEFF Davis and not until Davis is
victed and hung for treason, and the fact that trea-
son is crime. which cannot be committed with i'm
punity shall have thus been fully demonstrated will
the American people be content" He concludes by
stating that the people have full confidence in the
wisdom and iudgment of the President and Cnngress
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. ) 1866.
g. Z. S. District C9grt-Hon. Judge, Gios--United
states vs. " m. and Chas. Bevan; judgment by con-
teS5ion for the sum OF $500 and costs
United States vs. the estate of Bradley I. johnson:
DISMISSED by order Of the District Attorney.
Petit jury discharged until Friday morning at 10
o'clock; Grand Jury finally discharged. Court ad-
journed to this morning.
- Orphans Couf--Jud Judges Audoun, SuppIee and
HoHman;-Letters testamentary on the estate of
samuel Hastings, granted TO John McCenan and
Nm. D. Powers, and On the estate Of Chas 4. Shields
to Geo. D. Shields.
et al: Adam Zeiger ct al; petition of Thomas II
Burrows. DC dismissed with costs.
VIM IL. Piper W. A NJ. White: motion on arrest of
Judgment; motion Overrued.
Ihos. Clark vs. Lemon. in Equity. These bills were
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Massachu.etts Legislature.

BosTos, Jan. 3.-The Legislature to-day elected
James A. Cone speaker, by 23 votes, against III for
Harvey Jewell. The Governors Message will not be
delivered until Saturday.
Gov. Andrews sent to the Senate special message,
stating that the total expenditure incurred by Mas
sachusetts on account of the war, amounts to S27-
705109. This includes only such expenses as ac
crued under the direction and supervision of the
eral State departments authorized by Legislative
enactment. As far ascertained, the expenses in
cured by the cities and towns in bounties and other
military matters. amount to nearly an equal sum.
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RaW York Affairs

ALBANY, Jan. 3.-George W. Schuyler, late State
Treasurer has been appointed Superintendent of the
Bank Department, vice Edward Hand, deceased.
In the Senate, resolutions have been offered in ia
yor of negro suffrage.
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Governor Cnrtin.

HARRISBURG. Jan. 3.-In the Legislature to-day a
brief message received from Governor Curtin,
dated Nov q stating the necessity of his temporarily
absentng himself and soiourning in Cuba, in con-
SEQUENCE of i'll health.
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SAN Francisco. Jan'y 3.-Advices from Japan to
November llth state that tho Commission had gone
to Oska to ascertain if the Tycoon intended to with
draw from Ieddo and reside near Keato, the dwell
ing place of the Makado. If so, they would then be
able to discuss the question of indemnity and the
proposition Of opening new port and try to settle
the difficulties created by Nagatso. and demand a
reduction of all duties to ad Uo1orea rate of five
per cent on imports and exports. It also hoped
that they might come to clear understanding of
the legitimate power Of the invisible sovereign of
Iannn-
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 3-The cotton market to-day
closed weak at 4 decline of cent. z h on Mddling.
Railroad communication between Tennessee and
Alabama is suspended, the Elk river bridge being
washed away. Shippers send via Stevenson and Chat
tanooCa,
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YoNKERs, N. Y, Jan. 3.-The most destructive fire
that has occurred in this village. took place h
morning. A four story building Getty Square
containing the po>tofice. National Guard armory
Statesman newspaper office, &c. entirely de
stroyed. Loss $4,000, insured at S16,50O.
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Marine Intelligence,

Fort MONROE. Jan, 3.-The steamer Mercedita
sailed hence for New York to-day. The steamer Mis-
souri, has arrived from New Orleans. short of coal.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. 3.-Arrived, steamer Star
light, from New York. Below. brig Abbey Watson
Philadelphia schooners Will-o' the-Wisp, from Hal
flax, Isaac Baker, and Emily, from New York, ant
one other vessel nknnun
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N ~ IVS Wv - = II ~ u ] ~ III
II avail PRIZE NHY.
Interesting TO Southern Property Holders
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT,
Total Debt, So, soz,a1o,a ,a57.ss.
Amount in Treasury, s9o,728, ,82l. 50
WI Z K / G e TIT q AIRS,
ICY1or1 Il
STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT,
Total Debt, So, 2,so7.a1o,a57.ss
Amount in Treasury, seo,728, 1921. 50
M 1cAN AFFAIRS
President Juarez at chihuahua.
WASHINGTON. JAN. 8, 1866.

The following statement, giving the larger amounts
OF naval prize money paid to prominent officers of the
navy since the commencement ofthe rebellion, proves
that while officers Of the army were braveIy subsist-
ing on poor pay and large amount of glory" our
harvest of gold. The largest single payment was
S3S5lS made to William Budd. Acting Volunteer
Lieutenant as his share of the prize Memphis cap
tured by the I. S. steamer Magnolia.
The enlisted men on board the vessels have been
paid sums varying from thirteen cents to nineteen
hundred dollars.
The capture netting tho largest amount to ndiyid-
pnl eaptors was that of the ram Albemarl captured
by picket boat under the command of Lieut. W b.
Cushing, from which men whose pay was S2iO per
annum, received as their share Of prize money 81 93
The total amount OF prlze-money paid thus far is
about nine millions five hundred thousand dollars
There are still unadudicated some six hundred can
lures, which, when paid will swell the aggregatc to
nearly fifteen millions of dollars.
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Daath of An Ex.Conpross,,o,,

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. S.-Hon Jacob R. McKenly,
died to-day at Douglassyille Berks county. He rep
resented Berks county district in Congressin 1860 and
61 having been elected to fill the vacancy Caused by
the death of Hon. John Schwart.
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From MISREPRESENTATION Death

CHICAGO, Jan. 2.-Iesterday Mrs. Scripps, wife of
exPostmaster Scripps. Of this city, while engaged in
receiving visits from her friends her residence fell
back suddenly in her chair and died instantly without
n Strupple or a word
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From Nashville

NASHVILLE. Jan. 2.-The river is falling, with
twenty-five feet of water the shoals. The weather
is very cold. Cotton is firm. but op erations are
limited The ruling rates are from - to Is cents
Receipts 2l2 bales: shipments. 293 bales
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An English company, with Sir James
Hudson at its head contemplates building railroad
between Switzerland and Italy, By way Of the ST.
Gothard Pass,
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NLw YORK, Jan. S.-Capt Campbell, of the steamer
Britannia was lost overheard in gale on the pas
sage here from Glasgow.
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Virginia Legislature.

New YORK. Jan. 3.-W. II. Russ who attempted
to murder Miss Dayton the ed ult and then com
mitted suicide died today.
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Fire at EOckport.
Robbery af Cleveland.

BUFFALO, Jan. 3-A fire last night at Lockport de-
sroyed block of buildings. in which the Office of the
Western Union Telegraph is situated.
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Minnesota EerisIaf.,re.

ArGU5TA. Me-, Jan. S-The Legislature of this
State was organized this morning. The Governor
will be naugurated tomorrow.
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Norty, Carolina legislature.


RALEIGH, \. C. Jan. Ex-Governor Worth has issued
proclamation at the request Of his council calling
the Legislature to meet the 18th of January.
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Marine Disaster.

BosToN, Jan. 2.-The schooner Wilmington, of
Islesboro' laden with lumber was fallen in with on
the 1st instant in lat. i3o. long. 69 dismasted and
abandoned
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The Pacific Railroad.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Jan. 2.-The Union Pacific
Railroad is completed to Topeka, and the first pas
| senger train arrived at that place o-day, from
Wyandotte,
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Suicide.

CLEVELAND. January 81. Benedict ( Sons store
i'll this city robbed last night OF several thousand
dollars worth of furs No arrests were made
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DEATH OF Prominent MINIsrER-The Raleigh
Sentinel. in announcing the death of Rev. W. H.
Hawks, late rector of the Episcopal Church in Co
lumbus, Ca, says of the deceased:
He was native of Newberne, in this State. and
the brother of DR.. +. L. Hawks, of New York and
Bishop Hawks, of Missouri. We have known him
intimately for many years, and bear testimony to
his worth a and minister He was an earn
est working man, firm in his friendships and de-
voted to the cause of his Master. We learn he was
much beloved in his late parish, and died lamented
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The Southern Pacific Esaiiroad-The Epis-
cOpaI Clergy OF alabama Yankee Doodle
i'm Mobile

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-The President the South
ern Pacific Railroad has issued notice requiring that
ali applications for recognition of stock must be made
in March, and all taxes paid by first of April or the
applicant to be forever debarred.
The restrictions under which Episcopal clergymeu
have been laboring in Alabama, have been formally
withdrawn.
Scmo commotiOn was created few nights ago :.
the Mobile theatre, by persons Kissing the tune
Yankee Doodle while the soldiers were applaud
ing. Nothing serious, however, occurred The tune
had been ordered to be played by the military com
mander
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RICHMoHD, Jan. 3.-The Legislature reassemble
to-day. No business of importance was done.
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Enai 0YnrIhOnrss.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Jan. 2.-The Legislature COM
menced its sessions to-day. The Governor will de.
liver his message next Monday.
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FRIGHIFUL ACcDENT-Tmenty-F Fire Persona In
Jured.-A most fearful accident occurred at Me
chanicsburg, Pa, few days age, caused by the
falling of rckety old cabinet maker shop belonging
to Mr. Samuel Worst. A public sale was being held
and quite a crowd had assembled in the upper end
of the building. when the floor fell with tremen-
dous crash carry ing with it large number of per
sons besides work benches. a stove, etc. and it Is
said that twenty five of those present more or
less injured by the accident.
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lGS iGS iGs E6S
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Gold Pens.

Gold Pens,
In solid Gold Holders!
In solid Silver Holders!
Suitable for Lades
Suitable for Gentlemen!
Twill please the ladies' and the men.
Each line they write they'll bless the pen;
The giver bless, and praise the taste
That gave for use and not for tc0ste-
A Good Gold Pen!
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We have commenced clos
ing our fine stock of I'm
der Shirts and Drawers,
comprising almost every
X n o. wn varie ty and
grade at ONE-FoURTH
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Explosions on Board of Steam TuSs-Sey-
eral Persons Injured

New YORK, Jan. 3.-The steam tug Neptune ex-
poded her boiler in the bay to-day, by which eight
persons were wounded. The captains son was the
only one escaping injury. The injured were placed
aboard the tug Reso'ute to be taken TO the city when,
strange to say, she burst some portion of her steam
arrangements and the injured persons from the Nep-
tune were the only ones hurt
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RAYMOND BURTON & Co.,
E6s w. Baltimore street.
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New YORK, Jan. 3.-Further particulars of the er-
plosion to-day on the tug Neptune state that the
pilot and cook were killed, and six of the crew were
badly Scaldcd. The captain was not on board The
Neptune was sunk. She was new boat worth $780,
900. Those injured it is is thought will recover
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Reported for the Baltimore Daily Commercially


Circuit Court for Baltimore Couaty-Before Hon
Henry Stockbridge Special Judge. John 7. En-
sor, ESQ, States Attorney.
Court met this morning, but no busine was trans
acted. Mr. Ensor announced the death of the Hon
Henry Winter Davis member of this bar, delivered
eulogy on his character and moved hat the court
adjourn until tomorrow morning until hali-past nine
o'clock. rs tribute OF respect to his memory. This
motion was seconded by Oliver C. Warfeld. ESD. who
spoke highly OF the many virtues that adorned the
character of Mr. Davis and of his great forensic and
legal abilities. Judge Stockbrdge, in reply. said
that he fully concurred in all that had been said ana
POKE OF the great legal talents Of Mr. Davis and said
that he was pr1is inter prineipeS in the legal IrU-
.esslon that III political life his career was marked
oy great boldness and nerve, and that however his
political course might have been condemned, no one
had ever attributed to Mr.. Davis any corrupt mo-
uves, aud that in private life his character was un-
e&ccpuonabie. In conclusion he direrte1 the crier
to adjourn the court until tomorrow morning at
hnlt-past nine o'clock, as mark Of respect to his
memory.
i few days since, a mortgage from the Northern
Contra! Railroad 10 Philip A. Small and others
trustees was lcf in the Clerks office for record the
United States stamps on which cost $780, and the
recording upwards Of fourteen dollars.
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DEBT gEtRrSG<CoIN INTEREST.

STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following is the official statement Of the pub
lie debt Of the United States on the lst of January
1856.
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Gold Pens.

"in the selection Of 1e another important matter
is, that she should write well. lady who neglect
to cultivate this accomplishment is. not unlikely, de-
fcient in other essential qualities. -CHEsTEEFIELD
Gifts for the Girls; gifts for the Boys;
useful gift. not useless toys
Something to have, something to hold;
Suitable too, for young and old
A Good Gold!PenI
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FROM WASHINGTON
IT avail p PREZE WI oNHY.

Interesting TO Southern Property Holders
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Amount of Debt less cash in Tresy 81 716 5Sl 536 10
The foregoing is correct list of statement of the
public debt as appears from the books and Treasu-
rers returns in the Department the lst of Jany.
1856. HUGH MCCuLLocH,
II m
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TowsoxTowN, Jan. 8, 1855.

IOwSoNTOwN, Jan. 3, 1866.
The cases of the State vs.. Henry Smith, ana Geo
Myers, indicted for the larceny of turkey the prop
eFty Of ELy"h Taylor. removed on affidavit to
the Criminal Court Of Baltimore city. Robert r
BoaTman, Esq., for defence. "
State Vs. Henry Gather, negro, indicted for lar
ceny-tried before jury. Verdict guilty Sentenced
TO be confined eighteen months in the Penitentiary
r.. ". DOugherty. Esq, for defence
state vs.. VIM. henderson, alias George W. Web
ster indicted for obtaining money under false pre-
tenceS. The defendant not being in court, his recos-
nizance forfeited. Walter A. Sheridan security
State vs.. Jacob Crawford, indicted for the murder
ofJ0hn Shriyer-removed from baltimore city Tried
before the court end adjudged not guilty # murder
in the first degree. but gu ty of murder in the second
degree: Not sentenced. Robert c. Barry, Esq. for
the defence
State vs.. William J. Kirk, George A. Kirk, A. J.
Niuar Henry K. Williar, and Lewis A. Sweizer
indicted for an assault with intent to kill ami mur-
der Nathan Lehman-rem0ved from Baltimore city
Tried before the court. Adjudged not guilty on the
hrst count, but guilty on the second and fined one
dollar and co Is. Milton Whitney, Esq, assisting
the State; Robert c. Barry, ESQ, for the defence.
Alfred Dorsey, negro, who some time since loaded
guilty # the larceny of some chickens the property
OF John Smyser, was sentenced this morning to be
confined In the penitentiary for eighteen months.
The argument the demurred the Mount
Hope case, is fixed for next Friday, Jan. 5th.
Court then adjourned until Thursday morning, at
half-past nine o'clock.
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Gold Pens.

In Gold mounted Rubber HoldersI!
In desk Holders of every VARIETY
Put up in cases of rich velvet for presents.
Ar WHOLESALE and Retail,
B.F. BLAKENEY d Co.,
GOLD Pen MANUFAC FACTURERs,
del5-tf l25 Baltimore Street FIRST floor. up stairs
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Our ASSORTMENT rs Uy-
SURPASSED. and purchas-
I6S i6s los IGs ers will find that prices
will be arranged to suit
them
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LESS than regular prices.
Persons yet in want Of
winter underwear should
not fail to give US a call
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Train Thrown Down an Embankment-
several Persons, including a New Yorker
Uuin

From the Charleston South Caroliniau, Dec. 9s.l
While the down train was on its way to this city
yesterday morning at four o'clock, and some five
miles this side of Florence, an axle of the rear pas
senger car broke and that vehicle was thrown down
an embankment several feet in height, and turned
bottom up. The was filed with travellers nearly
all of whom were or less bruised Several were
severely injured, among whom we have heard men
toned the names Of MIR. Ladder of the Couriey Mr.
Samuel White, of New ork, and a Mr.. Hoyt, OF
Wilmington. The sufferers as far as we could learn.
were doing well last evening.