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ESTE 81 aEbe ef s bE f&Rs and a." oS
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A lInscr d Co.'s,
No. % RlAlDEN-LANE,
WRITING.DESKS wRITING-DESHSl
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DTFSSING-CASES, DRESSINsG-CASZS,
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MANuFacroaY ASD w4aERooMs
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Between Rowery and Ss'ond-sTe
Al Gssl, warranted
/ watches and Jewelry
/ Of all deserigHons and
| STERLING sILvERWARE,
| For sale hy GEO C. ALLEN, No. as Broadway
| door below Csnals
Gifts for: the Holidays
MATCHES
The unisssned instructed ~ the m4aaiaetufrs 70 sell
ba.an of stock
~ "ii'@N'NNN i DURING THE HOLIDAYS ONLY
QUINCHE s. KRUGLER. Agents,
Nos and 10 John'sA, uDstairs
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| ~ OVERCOME BY
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received and elegant
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| Inferior Nst dynestc goods 81 other stores.
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PTesfriytions accurately compounded .-.o,,.
! EECOILECr HELABoLDS-Store open 81 ~ hours NIohi
l md DAY.
AT MILLER g. Co.'s.
No o MAIDEN-LAEE,
GLOVE & HANDKERCHIEF BOXES,
PORTMONNAIES.
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Case. Cologne Phantom Bouqueta ke tog sale 81 OA'
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CONSULAR PRIYMEGEs

AECOURT-CH,NnEr.-D Is-BcioTe Afr Justice
ISGKAIAM
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RrErALnCnTrLE MARKET
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Dee l7-Caile dull sales 70 at ron V 20
hsaor: 4, 50l sold u lron D 10 l0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-19

OYER AND TEEaBER AND oOrRi MB oOUBr-cR01II.
PAat Llad By Nv Juae BaRganDCcut oPcn' ct O'Clock
, 1866-02-05
NUMBER 246,

asersges ofdepof{ts from lie 6alanees At the clost
oi the ds5, Or rom the balances dest the exchange,
Applications for charters Of National Banks IN the
so1th are coming In daily 10 the of}!ce Of the Comp
Hoc1 OF The currency but as the a1sozsnt OF c1rc1
haussed. they ars Med away, ana ausxezs arc n..
turned to tho parties that fhelf zpp11cans can nj.
be considered until Couerrss authorizes "a incrcssc
In ehe circulation Of The Ssttoua1 Bank Currency.
The order issued some line since by tue Secrc,
taty o! The Treasury. ezemptiny manufactured nr
tlces IN the Southern Staies which we're: IN ihe
hands OF the original manufacturers from thc cx-
eise laws a now assessed. h1s been rescndeI and
etrtnIar Will be tssned tomorrow. Declaring that
Ill such manufactures on aud amer March lat u*t,
VIII Dc subject to taxatton no matter II What date
The Council Of Generals haya made the following
Recommendations. In regard 10 the senate arhzy
bill; they apfcosc ihe nnmbsr ot ncn for winch
from each arm Of the scryfcr. They also recom-
mend that In addition TO the Major and B-igaa,r'
Gentrass, now 70 The sssular ssn5- That dve slaot
lu'aut Generals. be appointed tson, ,hc volunteer
forces- thcse Offices to CEASE with the dedth or res
i.nstIon Of ths f,zt incumbent. The only recon-
n, msndatson Of importance IN regard 10 Tic militia
power 70 orler Inspections. They al:o IMPORT In
favor Of taking Snpesiutendent's OF West Point
from the army at large, Instead OF confirming th.s
The lsi4tig<netr OF yesserday reports That it was
currently tuiaora on ihe steet YESTERDAY ,har the
Georgetown, a. Metropolitan Polio, Commission.
ers having expired other gentlemen have been
nominated to on their places, and it ygas said that
Mr. Peler F. Bacon, Of this city, and Mir. English.
OF Georeetown. were the recipients Of executive
f.y0r this bebalk In thia connection it may be
sfaied that the gentlemen 1rst named ara strong
Union men, while Mr. Bacon Is at least nsural, all
Mr. English yenomous Copprh lad.
The Commissioners Of tie Union Pacific RAIL
road, from 0mahu, hays reported faaorably On the
construction Of The GEst fosty nils. Of The road,
and Mr. Duraut, Vice President Of he road, has
received iron! the Treasury SIX hundred und forty
thousand dollars IN Goye1nment bonds, the amount
due ihc company on account Of The section re-
ft7fd TO,
, 1866-02-05

The Murder Of Col. OAband-Conflrmn-
lion OF the Ikeport-Trfal Of Gl1erlIIax
Freedman sent TO The PcnltcntiurF-
Important Ori1cr-A Cotton Thief
Horrible nIurler-Etc.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlhuncl
CAIRO, Feb. !.
The Pon Gibson Standard, Of tho sOth uit, says
It is reported that Col. Osband, who commanded In
tho raid made tint place at The time so many OF
cur citizens were carried oil and Impnsoned, was
found dead In his bed on his plantation in Bolivar
county, his throat having been cut. No clue has
been discovered to the perretza.or Of the deed
A military comm1saion has been detailed by the
General commanding at Mobile for tho trial OF the
gucrillas captured On tho Tombiebee River few
uays ago. The Commission convened on the 1st
After session Of two months the Circuit Eourt
for Montgomery county. Ala, adjourned. About
Tue ptnttentiary. principally for grand nrccny, and
one Nelson Bethoa, freedman. uas convicted Of
murder in the sst degree, and will he hung on The
9,h Of March. It was the moat protractod iseftn
ever held there.
Gen. Candy bas iesued an order At Headquarters
Department Of Louisiana. New Orleans, Jnn. 50,
di-conttpuiuc the Western District Of LoaTa1,ua
'.V.cKsRuRa. MISS, Jan. q.
"To The officer in charge Of The military Prison at
..Ssn: IN future 5ou will sec that no prisoners,
tied up or whipped, and that the ty,ngup post be
%Dy command oi Col. DAN E. Touno.
"RoBkRr W11sos.
...-- Captain and Post AH}utapt.
TO T; y: DCSGAx, cspta1n IN ehssre.''
that 4. II. Carey has spirited nwAy some four OF
tve thousand ba1cs ot Government! cotton, placed
Il his hana.; Carey is reported to hare sonr 70
takcn out ncninss the cotton that Is here which be-
longs ia Carey.
, 1866-02-05
Renewal OF Dlst1lIerss Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFrICE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
"kAuYEarnu .Tnr, OF 1GHE


The attention Of Collectors is called to the fIty-
third sectlcn Of The Internal Revenue act, which
provides that dlstillers' bonds may be renewed or
chnecd froIn time to time. In regard to tbs amount
q saietaes thereof, according TO the discretion Of
ne collector; also TO Instructions in Form No. 30
tdtsttliess boudl which specify that the penal sum
named IN the distllle1s' bond should be twice as
great a. The probable amount Of the monthly tax.
See also Section II OF Circular 81.
The MINIMUM amount ot the peual sum named 10
the d1stallers bond should be double the amount Of
duties upon the monthly production OF the dIft!-
le1y. not "ithstantttng ang pos1ion Of Il may be
placed IN bond.
The Collec,or should At once examine the bond
Of each distil1er IN his distinct, and be does not
find that the penal sum In every case conforms 10
the above rule he th0ald require d pew bond dxins
the penal spm ut the proper amount.
1he Collector shoald approve no bond unless the
susettes tpon 1t make oath that they afe worth.
over and above thel1 debts, the amount for which
lheT respectively Qualify.
The Collector should require new bond when
ever be has relson 10 believe that the turetfes,
apy Of Them, have acquired m Interest in the DIS
tierT, OF that any Of them are unabe Or are ab0n1
TO become unable to rApond in the amount for
nh1ch they have Justified.
When dfst1ler, relative to whom strong suspi-
con Is entertained applies tor license tue Collector
VIII see that the penal sum Ia OF ample suoonnt aud
the surctses OF abundant means to respond In
dannaGcs. The security must be Commensurate
With Tho rIak.
No Collector viii suffer distillery TO e operated
uu}eas tts owners comply With these regulations.
E. 4. RoLLtas, ComuiMionet.
, 1866-02-05

Captured Drafts sent to England for
Coliectfoll--Lcyis ID. Campbell Inns not
yet Accepted the Mexican TlG-$lsn-
Condition OF Ailnlr4 South IN Given
By Southern CnIonlHt-Llkely to be
Rejected, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1hune.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. !.
United States Treasurer Spinner ye.tesday for
wasIed to Liverpool. England, for collection, terce
In fayor Of George Il. Trenholm, Secretary OF the
late Confederate s.stes Treasury, b WA B. ua1.i-
ron, member Of JET. DAVIS military family, on
brown, bhtplsy i Co., 'he notorious rebel bankers
In that city. The drafts are endorsed by Trenholm,
in his Official capacity as Secretary Of the rebel
treasury, and therefore leQtttmatelY belonging to
The United States a. captured property. Several
dfaits Of similar character, drawn By the rebel
the Uni,ed Stairs a. captured properly. Several
drafts OF similar character, dtawn by rebel teeas
nry officials, on oiher European firms. payment o
lion. have been cathed sncE Its clo=e, and conrd
er4h!c curiosity is manifested 10 knax wnat thi:
Anelo.rsne1 asuhtnc firm H1l! do on The presents
lion. Lswis j., Campbell has not yet formally
notified The Preaideut Secretary Of 3tate Of hi:
acccp.aIee Of tho Mexican mission. Nr. Campbell
made In the Senate 10 his coHtmatou Ind fbis i
probably the cause OF his dehJ in accepting ths
Office.
A prominent Georgia Unfonist, wstttnr 10 ,
f'1en in lhss city iE regard 10 the condition OF al
1afro in the Sopth- sags: II have seen nothing In
The papers thtt seema to expo+e The exact state ot
things in tue South. The ait'eultles. appreaend,
are deeper than executive or hstslst,yr aciion.
Fet'etal officers stationed here, much les. those
Pa.eips through the country, understand mt the
status Of the people, because they sse guarded Ia
bis presence. It. given TO hut lew 10 Judge In
partially where thelr prtud'ces arc concerned. and
perhaps to fewer to repeat correctly what they dc
know and think. One thtnp, however, Is manifest
secession todaJ. politically, Is stronger than ne
fire the WIZ, ano Gnionlsm more under lhs ban d
the people"
There is considerable doubt as to tke contir1na
tlon, By the Senate. Of the nomination OF Var,e.
Aicholls Smith a. Minister 10 Fsance, On accom-
Of hts ucord during the war. It aprears tha
Smith, In 1851. sas appointed to Captaincy It
the 10Th infantry, thruaGh the influence Of Sensto
Jim Lane. OF Kansas, which position he res.sned
10 please the "hin's Of Sebe lady IN kentucSy t
whom he WIS enyaged 10 be married, and wht
would not allow him to come INTO her preaenc,
while dressed in Federal uniform,
, 1866-02-05
CHICAGO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1866.

they commenced investigations as to the real
condition Of tue Bank, and refused any far.
thar deposits Mr. Grant admitted that there
was deficiency, although not apparent on
the face Of his books, and stated that be H01ld
visit bis friends and obtah the money to meet
It, and LETT ostensiblY for that purpose; Tbs
majority Of the stockholders proposed to con.
tribute funds, over and above their amount
Of stock to pay deposftors, and would have
done so, had the deficit been as small as at
first represented.
Drafls to the amount ot 1890 have been
returned tfnm st. Louis protested. A draft to
the amount Of 81 100. md other of, 81 800
were returned from Chicsgo under protest.
In all these eases. Mr.. Grant. who has the
reputation Of thorough bookkeper, un-
doubtedly knew that be was swindliug tho
parties to whom he sold drafts.
From the best information we can get the
deficit will reach $50, 900, and snits will be in-
stltuted By parties who have suffered loss,
against the Stockholders. It is generally con-
cedcd by legal men that the stockholders arc
liable to the amount of their stock.
, 1866-02-05

The ". II. Carrier at Xaiasad o9-!a Larse
Number Of Lives Lost-T1se Baltic ut
Neyy Orleans-p0lIlIcui Intelligence

The ". II. Carrier at Xaiand o9-!a Lar~e
Number Of Lives Lost-TTse Baltic ut
Neyy Orlcaus-PolIlIcal Intelligence
Etc.
V1cEsBrEG. Feb. ., sia NEW ORLEANS, 3r1l-Ihe
O'Clock this morning, 1t Islard No. Is. i larye
number Of ures were lost The boa: asd cargo IRE
totnl lost.
The following gre known 10 be lost: Mrs. Rich
ardson and thlce children. Of New Orleans Mrs.
Gibbons; Nrs. Wolf; 3lrs. Ecc. Of Cincinnati !;
MrF. 0stcEnan. OF TeSas Mze. Noose, ,3ita. Colnm-
bn:; Mzs. Rowland: Many others were scalded
The steamer Evening star brought many OF the
eaved here, end tecJ were transferred to steamer
Lima bound for Memphis. The otIIeers md men
Of the Evening" Star rendered u the asststauce pos
sible 10 the sufferers. The Enq,tirer says no
ea9se can he asetaned Tor the explosion. The n1a-
clinery was running smoothly, and boar .oang
up three, natnes unknown.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. a-The steamboat B4ittc.
King at the foot Of Custom uonse STREET, while
stirring ont this afternoon, blew up and sunk In
nedlately. Only lew persons uerr On board. The
captafn aud enclneer wese killed. Two or three
persons on the fcsee hhsrers, were Killed by sp!tn
.teIs. Several STEAMBOATS, nfong side were Injured
The captain and clerk OF Tho Champion we're report
ed badly hurt.
The Governor has moi yet sl:netl the bills ozae,
Ing the election on the second Monday Of March fof
officers throughout the Stale and municipal of1ccra
10 New Orleans.
Five or tix eneril1as concerned IN The steamboat
capture od Tomhlgbee si.er, arrived at Mobile cn
the lst- -:
Nxw On1sA.s, Feb. a.-Costn,, duh: ea3es 1900
bales At Isl g4:c- Cold t40- New Fork checks 4
Arrived steamer George Washington from Jew
York.
, 1866-02-05
DISASTER At SEA
Founderjn. OF tic SteaznAhip london.
IN route 10 Australia, In the RaT OF
tltArny-Hefn1HIn Of the Captain.
L Ian

TF1ou the London Tunes, Jan is
A profound sensation was created among
,,l classes Yesterday morning, upon receipt ef
Tie sud intelligence that Messrs. Money, VI.
nndan Ind foundered in the Bay Of Hscay
i' aitS ,,pwa ards nf two hundred souls On board.
Thc T1 fame this fne vessel had acquired as pas
senEer ans eri sipart1y owing to tic fact Of hs5 e
ifly days-was in itself caleuated to u, d'Spe y
ali an1iety on her behalf, eEen during TIE iats
tcmpestuous weather. aaa II y oec9eu cnnscrne @
III. wrre ;east of Ill prepared for the terrible dis
aster that has happened to her.
The London, which has been commanoes13 N
ever since she was launched from blackWau
yard, In 1854, By Captain Martin, IN Anstra.
iian navigator Of crest experience, lett the
, 1866-02-05

Counterfeit National Curreucy-From
Jatialca-Eenlan Excitement ia Cans
HGfn-na RfrA

New TonK, Feb 5.-A dity dollar counterfeit bill
On the 10TH National Bank Of New York was pre-,
sented at the Treasury Department yesterday.
Jamaica. aayiees 10 the 18th nit. state that sIl
Henry starks, the newly appointed Governor ar1iv
ed Ont the 6th and TOOK the oath Of Office On tnt
following day. The Legislature had convened, md
Promieet ,he Gescznor every assistance proszeut
ing the inquiry into the cse ol the recent assaere
The Utssilu's Toronto special sl4:es that tho Fe
n.an excitement alanc The 1suusisr Is aiu
spreading. The mayor OF Hamilton ,yns dlssuadeC
fom arctsttng General Swceny and President Rob
Line, for leaft .rohll 1apse the destruction oI teu
city.
Last night tie BECKER Street ana Eu,teu Ferr
Seventy hoIN:s.wsse bpFpcd to death. Iass 1onu
$lO,6Q0.
The HteulTS fortress Monroe correspondent says
jet. uavitt imprisonment aud The pnhlIc etecatioI
OF his crimes 4aye ulade him iraaclaia and sour =
lis te11per. His attention now Is chiefly gfEe,, r.
fsais dndtpr aud reading his Eihla. "
, 1866-02-05
Tennestee-TEc Opinions Of Several
Tennessee Unsonfats, &c.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tritn1e.1


WAsuIS0Toy, Feb. 1.
Gcn Falnsworth, Of Illinois, ia In receipt of let
tiers FROM two Union men in the Tennessee Lesis-
aipre which gye an account Of aars in that State.
From one Of these Ictters dated JauuarJ 1st 1866.
the following extract ts m1de:
III the great Republican party fails ne now, the
war has been in vain. Tennessee has not yet passed
any law to protect the cop1ed people In their
md they have no protection but such as Is given
them BY the Federal Goyernment, ! hare heard
az JcH. Davis. md this spirit il growing In this
Stale. hope,th the delegation from Tennessee will
not ee ADMITTED e GonTsess un!h re Lests!ata1e
viii be crushed to the wall "
From another letter. bearing date OF January II,
1856. the following extract IL made:
1.-THE Government tnust keep stEong mf1ita.y
force for some time In the late rebel States, and
even In mJ own State this viii be necessary. Our
people arc saill in;1lted az and spit upon fn manJ
they we're true 10 the Union during the war. l
often hear tsla G. Harris spoken OF q. fat superior
IN patriotism, to Andrew johnson, and the prayer il
Heut.y WIKI France or ENGLAND. ID oraer that the
Southern coDfedetacy n.ay be established. Many
raorc FAY the rebellion IL not put down, and that
@ sas T i nas Socr se epa pat doW ~" ana 'fe Eat
there is much work yet 10 do. and my
opinion Is that the most successful way 70
iheir !iews. Maynard, Taylor, Fowler md Stokes
would belp Us, nthey could be adm!tted.' From
another leiteF dated Jan. ~ 1sGG, the following is
ez,1aeted: .'Yon Will sec sy the vote yesterday
that we stand for admission one, and twenty eight
against the immediate admission Of our Congress-
ldna1 delegation, md that one Of the delegation
even rotes with rs against admission. Excuse me
for repeating again that are lost Republican
pnrT deserts US uow. thl1k VIC shall E0ou haFe IL
give the rote to the cato1et mau, for nc must In
lone way dfsa1m the rebels. We must numerically
kiil them, Or keep the South under mil,t4Ey rule" "
, 1866-02-05
Southern Chfrnlry- Hare u Eight Ia
Assault Jacka1s OF the Northern
PreAs ss-TtAe Case of Pollard Before
the 1ayor Of 1kfc1lmond.

From The Richmond Republic, 1sth.]
II. Rircs Pol1ard, Esq, Of the Richmond
Etaminer, was brought before Mayor saun-
ders yesterday to answer to The charge Of as-
.anlt and battery on the person Of Mr. F. r.
Brooks, correspondent In Richmond OF the
New York I'fmts. This action was brought
On account Of tue attack made on Friday last
by Dir. rollnrd on SIr. Brooks, which attack
was provoked BY letter which appeared In
the Times OF the StA instant.
3Fr Brooks, being cross-examined by Judge
Crump, Tone OF Pollard's cnursel) said:
wrote the letter In the New York Times of
the Sth inst. concerning the difficulty between
3ir. Pollard and the editors OF the Eag,iirer.
/ wrote In the vein did, because he has
always sneercd ut Northern correspondents.
| He did 40 in the article which appeared In his
paper Of the o5th Of December last. He has
have mentioned was not personal ntrront to
/ TIC, but It Was directed at the class Of which
am member l don't know that 3Ir. Pol
lard has ever personally atffontel or illsulted
nny Northern correspondent. Ican't point to
any particular Instance In which he has
| done go.
Judge Cr,lmrWhat did you mean by this
| paragraph: 'From the fact that tho E1an1-
iaer las always snecred at Northern CORES
poudents IN Its own peculiar, cynical manner,
this occurrence will not set we'll on its
stomach, because 1t opens the door, you
know" What did you mean By "oPenins
the door, you know :"
WItness-I meant that It opened tho door
to Northern correspondents, and gave them
chancc 10 reply to Mr. Pollard In the same
| sneering and cynical manner In which lie had
written Of them.
The evidence having been closed, Judge
Crump enid that he thought Mr. Pollard had
had sufficient provocati0n for the attack he
made upon Brooks, and for the chastisemea1
he bad administered to him. He said that
the correspondents Of Northern newspapers
had persfatently maligned and insulted the
+ Southern rssor;!!ee, 1,c3s as they now arc, aha
struggling, as they noT pre-; TO make honest
li,;nes for themselves and families. tbs peo.
pie here hare l1ad enough to bear without be-
lng insu1ted and dcrided BY these jacknls oi
the press. One of them, at least, had ~,
eeiyed the chastisemcnt be so well Ine1ited.
and had been degraded By having It inflicted
with that most degrading Of all weapons-the
cowhide. He thought that bis client had
| done nothing to demand any further proaecu.
ton, and asked TINT he be discharged.
Mayor Saunders snfd-The court has heard
aa the testimony, and the opinion Of the
cpurt-sittfng on the bcnch-is not the SAINT
as If the court was not sitting on the bench
The court will, therefore, send Mr.. Pollard
on to the February term Of the Hastlng:
Court, and Will take bail in the sum Of S50(
for his appearance.
Mr. pollard gave the bail and was dis
| charged.
, 1866-02-05
Gov. Alien Before the Comn1iktee on
Ffeedmenss AaalYs-The Colorcd Dele.
GnfIat n In IHn sl.f fnHtnn. 4.1

WssnzXd7oS, Feb A-1t VAS recently stated in
come Of the newspapers that atfr Gov. AiEe had
made speech TO fhc House Committee on freed.
mems Affairs, be was taken By surprise by negro
being brought for'sard to an4wcs II. Gov. AiSrn
rays he Hade no speech when he appeared before
that committee with Messrs. Prescott and
Whascy, and further that he saw no
negro there. II Is believed, however, that
the next day coloted msu named Ranseier, from
South Ca:0linf, made some sta emeuts On The samc
subject to the committee
a number Of eolared delegates are still In the
cJ looking aler their ro1.1cal and other in,e1rst5
They hare been reinforced by Frederick Donelas.
The remains OF toi. Dwight A. Woodbury., who
WAS killed at Malvern Til, July 1st, 1eG. have be.n
e1huEed BY tie committee sent from Adrian.
Michfs'p, tor that purpose, and are on the way to
his former home
, 1866-02-05

Marine Misunderstanding Of Kero-
Acne OH Factorr, DC.
new YonK,- Feb 4.-The steamship E. 3.
Sandle, from Charieaton ID hs- arrived. The storc
ship Supply. rom Rio de JaneIto Is below. Tho
steamship Equator, from New Orleans e5lh, has
arrived. The steamer Atialne. from Apa}achicola
l4i1, has arrived. The steamers Huntsville and
An unknown schooner IS atlaora on Romcr Shoal.
The weather to-day has been very cold, which has
tncreased tonight.
The kerosene oil factory at the foot Of Warren
stzce, Jer.ey City, was totally destroyed by fire this
evening, L0es unknown.