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New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NBwYORB........JAs. ?.

CLEARED.
Steamship L,ngson Baker savannah Livingston For Co
Steamship Palmyra iBr), Watson Liverpool, T. CuGsnL
SIR Medass ttJ Fiaa Msl5earae, MAILER lord o9e5rss'
shp Ellen Austin, French, Saa Francisco r. r. NJ Cooley TO-
Bat Grain knyphaascr Pruss Pab Antwerp Fuaeh Meneke
BARK American Eagle Hartford A.pmra Panama Railroad Com
Bark Lucy Francis. Alien Gorso and market H. David
Brig Triton lB scofsd Nassau b. D. & r De VOL 1.o oS
Bns Highland Mary (Br Wilegan. Sag IlarbOr Merrill
as a + T. Ss.oS SSisioa ST GIT LoSs e'f ai %Hsy
seht 4 Kiadeerg Thomas Sss-ia'S4 % Ia % 4 S ASSCia
Sebr Martha Maria Carl ApaehcOls aud hey West Bonner Brown
Sehr Ioyinia Bell Boyle Nn.tnn Hutton Watson Co
schr LILY lBL Hamilton CORVALLIS va Boston, d. l. De "oH
sehr Evelyn. scossd Stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship rfa"y." 1 b Is 1. u 'o Z e. P,s R y 6 5a GG';a g. %
steamship Aeushhet Kelly Bedford Nth mdse and Pas to Fer
steamship Sagar Couch Richmond aud Norfolk with mdse and
s,s@,SD SaTsgaa cose Charleston Nth qd. and pass to
te6 bound as heavy NJ gales to Ha'teFas aud Nnd
ISTe'l s cta t, IA % .,es,t5 day.. With Id sc,tS to
and and split sails SAME tine saw quantity Of
SHIP Jeremiah Thompson. Karey Liverpool Nov 2o "h mds to
BsT. Cuba new sraurn Sa,au Ne davs ballast Jane,
Want Co Tr j. 4 - tuu burden built at fnnkn Me- and
6s j5dsieo , caahs PeI,ngoeo 9 5' .i,h hide; les, to Oh T.
Left bark Union, or Philadelphia, loading q, -, -,
Schr Helen n Cosby of Bo'isn liq'a Dominica Is days with wta
oranges Hutchinson Hs had heavy weather the enlIe
passage sprung oua bohspni snl stove bu"ar since Dee -
s I,n of lore,rrr 81 Gel,s Windsor y s. via Proy.
denee L. day, With saster To H. J. De Wof&o Co. Has had
heavy
geG, Jss 4 Richard. - Nsv.Hay,1 for Baltimore
Schr Miranda Hsry Ssw haven.
Sehr. j. u. Gnfrn. IsiItAen, Gloucester
wIND-From sB light vi,h appearance of rain at - ? n
SAILED.
ship ,linnehaIs Bur,lry, Kanagasa-ion Quarantine
RETURNED.
Ca shlc this Havana and
hs Delaware BFcAssAer under stress % weather
slight
ooIgtr s ascertain he extent Of damage
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
and Nnn Bnolt
h.en Spring stanford Ledge Pond Hsrbor,
supplied with Buoys Tor the Winter season
,rI,r az I.ytt House Board JOHN PoPE.
Lightbouse Inspector, fiIss District
Portland Ne. Dec "a. 1875
The Sea naog Il Great Egg bor Inlet NerJere out Of posi-
ton It vii he replaced as earl, A. pO'sbe
By order 81 the Light house Boarl
srEruES d TREscHARD, T. $. y,
Dee q. 1864. Lighthouse Inspector Fourth DIST
The Coras Light vessel which parted her moorngs during
recent fallen With SATURDAY morning. near
Gu I,n ryerue aud toved New London she
wii bo replaced silh a. Little delay as possible
SPOKEN.
Steamship Asa Liverpool Dec %. A 20 50, long 81 50
ship Wufiemt,rg rom sgou or Bombay % days ont and short o.
provisions. Oct IS. at q 80 = long ~ ~ T.
snip sydney Daees from Cata o London Oct 70 lat . s. long
sur Sor,tamrau Goa for Lonlon, Nov lat 81 36S,
long - % T.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
POLITICAL.
MARYLAND.
THE LEGISLATURE.


BY fsLEan1H ts Nj jan 8-The organization OF the
,;i,t,re was completed to-day Dy tIe eleclioi " ~
the officers, nominated IN to sIIndSl Comfy was
,nsde Sneaker of the House, ana W III. ~ " Noio 80 D
RnIi,roTe 1'itv Chief Clerk lie proceedings W. W.
,r;thout further special interest beyond le S
of leave for the Introduction ol piils ioNiS rov,
calling of n Convention for the auoPiloh Vi "''
state Col''' IrSstGE OF GOV. SWAMI.
R,rTr,,oRF Jan. 3--GOV. SWahhs MesSSuBo N" VOC
not dcIivered 10 the Legislature to-day, nuS lIon
Iiut ostr vet unexplained il was published III
49, of tbe afternoon papers of tins city me Mes
SAGE is lengthy and able document, Openins i,le f
on concentrate ausiOn 10 the genera prosperity Va
tbe ITotpmouweath and the encouraging III
cnu,stances as well as the mighty respoISlpln
ties under which the present Legislature novii nii
iTo evnrcsses qualification at the flourlshng coHql
ton of the State finances, the receipls M ~ ~
Treasury for the current fScal year pc'is S2,'"o,
5qo Gi and the disbursements S33sUOlf %, leaving q
LoI Ionce of ss}7 SIG 36 i'm the Treasury Inc tol'l
IN of the State is $40 200 $50 81 the productive capl-
toI beng bnt 81 O57GS 9S less than this aggregates
while the unpIoductive capital Of the StaIe Is slacu
at the large amount of $lo.OlAUS %. .,oo &C bis
The Governor then dcyOtes q large sI1cc " r i,'
message 10 domestic affairs and passes To the discus
sion of National tOpicS-the C0nStltltohll Alichu-
mcnt being the leading point 10 this s1GI'c, - ~
deyotcs considerable attention, ana aV0Ws ms VPlu
stion To- the adoption of the measure ana ueChies
that the passage of the Amendment as a conullloh
precedent TO the admission OF the Southern ol3lcS'
presents To his mind objections OF the graVest cIal
actcr SO long rs the Federal Constitution continues
TO be the supreme law OF the lahd. - ..:.. of
He recommends the assembling OF convention VI
tbe peope TO revise the present Constitution OF the
State at an early day. - 4. .I,o
He concludes bv n conuatulatory reference to inc
fact that the people of Maryland may. through MS
administration vet hope that at no distant daS 'llfSy
may be restored to government Oh law anu u''
Constitution.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
THE INDIANS.

TIE FORT PHIL KEMNEY MAssACEE-RENEwAL OF
HOs1IuJlEs.
nv TELEGRAPH ruBrNE
ITAvENwoRTII Kansas, Jan. 3-from all accounts
received twould appear that the troops masSacred at
Fort Phil keancy were surprised at such distance
from the fort that there was no escape Tho attack
was made just before daylight, the camp beng sur
murderer of the Mexican. The evidence received
fastens the glt upon the Cheyeunes for all the nui
ders of Smoky Hill The Sioux and theyehh'S nave
combined for war against the Whites, and are IN
camp between the Republican and Platte nvcIs.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
NEW-ORLEANS.
rrsUfNs mon ,rANaNEHIguA
BIT TELEGRAPH TO TnE 7
THE RIOT COMMISSION.

TELEGHAPH TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan 3.--The Riot Commission
closed its abOrs in the CusOm-IIOuse branch of its
investigation to-day. Messrs Elliot Shellabarger
and the Sergeant-at-ATms leave tonight via Cairo,
for their homes before going TO Washington. The
stenoWapheT and clerk leave via Chattanooga direct
for Washington. Mr.. Boyer will remain here for II
day or two. The Commission has taken over 1900
pages of testimony in the riot cases.
Snow fell here last night four inches deep the first
since 1852.
Contracts this year will be made for portions of
the crop than for monthly wages
Ew-ORIEANs, Jan. 3-AmOng the prominent WIT
nesses examined before the Investigating Committee at
NcwOreans on the 2sth and 29th nit the Mayor OF
the City, Attomeyiencra Heron, X. W. Talliaerro,
Jacob Barker Joseph Ellison j. H. llsey and the Judges
Of the Suurene
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

., ,h rostora,ion and maintenance OF peace Much ne
IoI to LII denend upon the people, II they woud secure
Protection for themselves and @syi %Sa af thew @
i LIST to fcar was fresh rising Of these Wheh te
E%ench Il1e troops had been withdrawn ,.,too ,,,t
b uDeror expresses his regrets nc the at,une which
~, IT,n6 states has chosen TO exhibit TOWARD hu. a.,
TGe Merica Times had changed bolm lS euO' anu '''
PT21ortant French correspondence was MISSING, a 40
,h p,,r that bore IL is reported killed the coileSpo
euce is presumed TO have been captured ,,od from,
1endthy Telegram per cable had been receI,'u @
b Erenc Foreign Offce by Gen. Castenau Du' 4'' '0N
tnnta wern unknown.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
CITY GOVERNMENT
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

THE cHrRcfisr ENrESsIoN-rlE NoNiNArIoSs TOR OFF
,iRs OF rHR CRoToS DEPARTMENT
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon
the President John Bnce, csl in the chair Alderman
Tycrs presented resolution which, after some import
ant was laid over in favor of directing the t"p"
ration Counsel 10 uuul n proceedings in TIE matter "i
extending Churthst., nom Fulton 10 Mo1lsrt go,
The Loard took up for consideration the uonnnauoHy
Mayor Hoffman of Alfred ". craven as lEihttl oi tho
Crutou Department. Which wac laid over. ,,
A resolution was adopted authorizing the Commission
err of the sinking Fund 10 compromise with Mrssrs Br-
wort aud Odc who lay claim o certain otr oi hd on
TAirdayc between Fifty and Fifty ysoyenttsts
Tor The sum of ssitl9.
s.soutuu was adopted directing the street Coinmls-
.iof to rvpcud 81 10 paiut CatliIrinc Market.
The Board then Adjourned 10 2 O'Clock this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
MARINE DISASTERS.
WRECK OF THE SCHOONER f. NJ. DoYER-sUFTERING
OF THE CREW.


WRECK OF THE SCHOONER z. NJ DoYER-sUFFERING
OF THE CREW.
Particulars regarding the i'll flted schooner +. VI
Dyer (of which mention made through the Atlantic
Cabe) have come 10 hand The Dyer sailed from George
town, g. C., October 10, for Richmond, Va. with
cargo OF timber.
Gu the i4h storm arose and the vessel sprung sleak
the 18th spoke brig Jenny Morton Of Baltimore, which
vessel refused any assistance and left the captain and
crew OF the Dyer 10 be washed from the deck, die
more lingering death from starvation At y. m A.
Baker was washed off and drowned
Al o'clock m, heavy washed C. II. Bryant, the
nrst oilcer, and j. X. sweeney overheard, WHO
were drowned At $50 u large steamer hove
Without offering any assistance. On the 10th the
mal0der or the crew lashed themselves the wreck aud
remained there without food or water until rescued
On the xld ny the Brig Meg of Liverpool, jeremiah
Hafdlng the Captain, and George wilkinson seaman,
were taken from the wrock derOus: the latter died the
next day t25dl and the former on The Goth Caleb H.
Tying the second officer, John Wriggus and one other
seaman were safely landed In England on the Goth Of
November. U.s. "
loss or BRIG AND SEVEN OF HER CREW.
nj TrLSoRirH TRIBUNE
BosToN, Jan. S.-The brig A. Horta, from the West
Indies, Of and for Boston with cargo OF salt went sbo
IN gale on the Nth Inst the south side of th. Island
OF 1Neshawlna, Buzzard Bay, and broke I'm two
Inc captain ana cOlOred seaman
ashOrei but the rest OF the In numbeP wre
drowned -Four bodies had been recovered ana hurled
on the Islands The spars and rigging drfted ashore b
the remainder OF the vessel went " pisc0s
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
DELAWARE.
TIE GOVERNOR OPPOSES TIE AMENDMENT AND ADV'
GATES SLAVERY IN PUNISHMENT or CRIME.

1TlT GONINNUK UITUHTN hNII-'N1'fI'' ''''|
Gates SLAVERY IN PUNISHMENT or CRIME.
BY rErEoRAPH rWnrNE ~ -, r..
WuYlYGrON Del Jan. 3.-The Message of Gov
Saulsbnrv of Delaware presented 10 the Legislature
ycsterCay strongly opposes the Constitutional
Amendment and takes ground against ITS ratification;
refers fnvorably 10 the railroad enterprises OF the
state proposes state library and pentcntlary ana
n revision of the penal code. In reference 10
the punishment of negroes, he says: Experience
during the whole past history of this state las shown
that the selling of this class of our population INTO
slavery rs q punishment for crime was not only the
the most salutary restraint against us commission,
hut the surest preventive AGAINST us repeullo9h.
lie recommends laws restricting negro immigration
into the state: questions the constutlonaity OF the
Civil Rights bl and says he will enforce the laws
against negroes possessing arms.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
TENNESSEE-

OUTRAGEs or FREEDMEN-A CALL FOR TROOPS.
TELsGKAPH TRIBUNE
NASHVILLE Tenn, Jan. 3.-1he Snperintcnd-
ent Of the Freedmens Bureau here has just received
"A communication from the agent at Springfield in
tucky had crossed the line and were committing all
sorts of outIages Oh freedmen, burning their dwell
ings and compelling poor negroes 10 flee for their
lives. The civil authorities pOwerless or un-
willing to arrest the scoundres, aud hence the
Quest for tTOups,
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
NAME
THR LEGISLATURE.

rELFGKIPH 10 THH THlHtNh
AUGUSTA. Me. Jan. 3.--Caucus nominations were
made a. follows this evening 10y the Republican
members of the Legislature: Secretary of state,
Fphraim Flint of Dover Attomcy-teneral vii
ham p Frye of Lewiston; Adlutant.Gcn,
,rai, John J.. Hodsdon Of Bangor; Land
Agent. Isaac T. Clarke Of Bangor; For Executive
COmmittees-First District. Marshall Pierce of Saco
Second District, George W Randall Of Brunswick
Third District, John G.. Baker of Bath Fourth ms
trict Joseph A. Saubone of Rcdficd; Fifth District,
Everell w Stctson OF Damanicotta; sixth District,
Hiram Ruggles of Carmel; Seventh District, Ralph
T. Emerson of OIland
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
ILLINOIS.
THE sENAToRsHIP.

RI rEGFGHAPH TO TiuHrNK
Chicago, Jan. 3.--lhe members Of the General As
sembly are arriving at Springfield IN large numbers
and taking M their quarters for the United
States senator Yates Gen John A. Logan, Gen. John
VI. Palmer aud Gen. Lippincott are at Spungii"ld.
The Senatorial question n now the al absorbing
tonic and the process cf manipulation Of the mem
bcrs has fairly commenced. Any speculation yct,
however As 10 the ultimate result would be ptcina-
ture. All candidates have warm ana pcrNiatchI,
friends and the contest bids fair 10 be animated and
interesting.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
INAUGURATION OF GOV CHAMBERLAIN.

AUGUSTA, Me. Jam g. 197.-Gov. J. J.. Chamberlain
was inauQrated at noon today His Message which is
quite lengthy, read before both Houses, and listened
matters Of internal economy compliments the State upon
it, school system It's military record and It's answering
loyalty recommends tie adoption by the Secretary Oi the
Board OF Agriculture and the superintendent Of Schools
of the metric system Of measures and presses upon the
attention Of the Legislature the scheme Of British Pro
yncial Confederation 10 which ne doubts not that they
viii make such relnOnsTanccs they may DC able, and
endeavOr the pOtcut dissaaslOus OF the
United States Government.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAVANA jan GIN steamship Moro CasteMr. and Mrs
O West E. Mayer VIM L. Haskell, H. g. Wolf, w. G. AIMS H.
Brsin Miss Wu6ach Mrs H. Hgg Jose Hggera, VIM laHcrd'
Rev Sewe D. D. MAYER j. J.AJelo, Mrs POrteTo Morales
Mrs Aron, and two children Mis PoreIo, Miss r.
Morales w. Corhes, T. L. Cores Mrs j. w Coies Miss Cor
de Ykanaguica A. Causen hs H. Hamilton Dr
H. Matton W. fessor Mde Rachel ana servant hornsr
Rice and Wife HAYS Wife, children aud friend w. r. DShon
M1nda Pa1ke T. Everett B. Sweeney Mis- A. FAte
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
FLORIDA.
THE PENSACOLA RAILWAY.

THE PENSACOLA RAILWAY.
TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Jan. "A contract has been awarded
for railway from Pensacola to Pollard, to be com
pletcd in May.
The schooner Pauline, from New-Orleans for Pensa-
cola was recently fired at from Fort Morgan for
neglectng to show her colOrs and the vessel was
bad injured The shot took effect just at the water
mark
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
ONO.

RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL ANiENpMENr
BY TIE STATE SENATE
Br rEt gGRlPH TKtnusE
C0IIMBus. Ohio, Jan. 3-T'he State Senate to-dny
adopted a resolution ratfyng the proposed amcud-
mcnt 10 the Constitution Of the United States. The
vote was party one and stood q 10 j.. The resoin-
tion goes 10 the House tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
CITY NEBS.

PEEsoNAL-Count de Rogusk France, and Gel
g. A. Gordon, IT, 8. A., at the Metropolitan Potol
Gen. j. b. seedman, IT, $. A. and Gen. Duff Gresh Ken
mcky, at the Southern Hotel. Gen VIM irvine, II
mira Col Lippett and Col Reynolds Providence, are al
the HOfflnan uOuse.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
MISSOURI.
TIE LEGISLATURE

III yEIKGRAPH THK TRIBUNE
JEFFERSON CITY. JAN 3.-Both Houses completed
their organization today by electlng David Bonheur
President of the Senate, and Mr. harlah epelhc'
row. %, 4..,,.
All the officers elected were those who were ho4hi-
mated in the Radical caucus.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
MICHIGAN.

TRIRGHtPH 70 THR THbrNK
DETROIT, Jan. 3-1he State Legislature met at
Lansing yesterday, and effected organization.
Gov. CrapO's message was delivered this forenoon
The message relates mainly 20 the state affairs In
the House today the Special Committee the cleo
ton case reported in favor Of admitting Republican
claimants. They sworn III and took their seats.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
BALTIMORE.
~ rELrsRAPM TO rHE TRIBUNE.

BALTIMORE Jan. 8.-Details Of the news from
Mexico per steamer Alliance have been received In tho
address of the Ministers they state that the OF
the having been defanged, everything possible
will be done 10 place them in regular operation
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
SOUTHERN STATES.
RIVERS IL THE sOUTH.

n
CHARLESTON, Jan.3-Ihe Alabama River has fallen
rapidly, while reports from the Red River are that
is very high and threatens overflow. The Ouachita
opportunity TO forward their crops 10 market.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

THE MoRGuE.-Thc body Of an unknown man, u
seaman, who drowned at Burlngslp and the body
II the unknown man who SHOT himself on board tle
steamer Sylvan Grove on Wednesday, are nt the Mogue
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

Mission home for orphan children Some OF the little
ones Gang with very good effect and good feenY
toward Themselves and their benefactors. pIeasan1
evening enjoyed by all who were present
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

HOWARD Mission. evening reunion was
held at the rooms No 81 Bowery for the purpose OF
adding 10 tho flpLs for tho support ~ iiH "Hn"hld
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

Col Charles G. Halpine the newly elected Regis
ter, has made the following appointments in his office:
Deputy Register, John Y savage, vice Lewis A. Watts
removed Assistant Deputy Register, William f. Gilley,
rcappointed; Satisfaction Clerk, Geo. Mortimer, reap
pointed; Examiner, W. r. T. Chapman, reappointed;
Index Clerk, Jas. IL Townsend reappointed; SearcheIs
son, B. Kirfham, stephen NJ. Anderson, Abbot NJ Hol
man and John Ames. These gentlemen have all been
TeappOinted.
The above are all the appointments which have been
thus far made
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK

in rHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JANA
THE EXCISE LAW
IN THE WEEKLY TmBuSs,
oRJsSa
WOMEN VOTING IN NEw-JERsEY,
Ia TIKI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
opAxa
In THB WEEKLY TmBsSR
JANA
REAR GUARDS OF SLAVERY,
THE WEEKLY TRrBUsg
ornxa
! THE OCEAN YACHT RACE.
Ia TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
DIANA
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP JAN
A LETTER FROM Mr.. GREELEY
TO EDITOR OF THE CHICAGO TIMES.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JANA
EVERY READER or THE DAILY TRIBUNE SHOULD SUB,
SCRIBE FOR THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE TO FILE.
SUMNER HOURS-A POEM,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAM
BOOKS OF THE WEEK NOTICED
In THE WEEKLY TRTRuxR
oPnSa
WHIPPLES CHARACTER
AND CHARACTERISTIC MEN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oFJAxA
STRONG MEN STRUGGLING,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OFJASa
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OP LAs.,
MINING-NEw-YO YORK, KANSAS. VIRGINIA,
CALIFORNIA, THE OIL REGIONS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
PJAsi
TOM BROWN OF OXFORD, HIS LETTER,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
op JANA
THOSE WHO HAVE LANDS FOR SALE SHOULD ADVER'
TIsE IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE PARIS EXHIBITION,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAyl
UNSOUND FLOUR-REP0RT OF
COMMITTEE OF FARMERS CLUB,
IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAN.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM
OUR CORRESPONDENT AT SYRIA.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAN Z
EVERY PERSON WHO HAS FARM FOR SALE SHOULD
ADVERTISE IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE IFS
CIRCULATION Is GREATER THAN THAT
OF ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER.
FINE ARTS-MR. F. B. CARPENTERS
PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or JANA
NEW METHOD OF CURING MEAT,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAN. 2
AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPERS,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Os JAN. a
LETTER FROM VICTOR HUGO
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAN. 4
'KAyADISKA-A Pom,
IN THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAN =
E-WON-LT0C,
CHAPTER FIFTH:
IT Is BUT 4 TICKLE RELIANCE,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAS. ,
sCIENCE-ORGANIC REMAINS.
ALUMINIUM AND CALCIUM,
MODES OF CRYSTAILIZING,
SOURCE OF MUSCULAR POWER
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF JAN
FOREIGN MISCELLANY,
ONAI-NTEREsTING
GENERAL NEWS.
SOUTHERN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS,
THE FARMERS CLUB ON
A NEW SWEET APPLE,
HOW TO PRODUCE LEMONS,
VINES FROM SINGLE EYES,
WILD HOPS IN NEW-MEX1C0,
HOW TO BUY GOOD FLOUR,
LINING LAND,
BORING FOR OIL
THE MEDICAL QUESTION,
THE LONGITUDB QUESTION,
INFORMATION FOR EMIGRAN1S
HUSKING MACHINES,
CEMENTED CELLAR FLOORS,
HEDGING WITH APPLE TREES.
WATER-P0WER AT NIGHT.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

Gov X. T.. FentOn writes:
DEAR Mr. OPP have received the package Of your MAI Extract
IL s a pleasant beverage. Very truly yours, :, -
HoF MATT BxTRAc only the pleasant beverage bat
the best and agreeable r3ey for hoarseess coughs b
cs arrs dyspepsia appetite and for affections Of the throat
and silnaeh generally.
HoFF's MALT RxTRAcT DEPOT,
No a2 Broadway, opposite Barnums Museum
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.
MINIATURE ALMANA

FROM CHARLESTON 3In steamship SaagossaC l. 'hase
Mn L. Reed aud child and four in steerage.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
SIM Il 725 sun 10 Moon Rises
THIS DAY.
Sandy IIok .G5 Cows Island. - Hell Gate
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
Announcement

Mrs. Ward Of Newark, shot by burglar
Monday last been protected with the BURGAF
ALRs TELEGRAPH burglar could have gained entrance without
arousng the family T. HOLMES, NO. SOl broAa"@'
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
ALBANY.

THE r1rGII AZURE YEsTERDAY-THE CONTESTED SEAT
YoR TIE WITH DISTmCT-THE PUBLC MARKET
New-York tribune., 1867-01-04
PROTEST OF COUNCILMAN TYING.

IT, ~, Hon hS Rorrd u copHoiimsHt
We the undersigned member, Of the B1ori n toun
protest against the decson II The President u this 30
resolution giving 2iO 90 each of certain named cher
ihs Board aud Of the Boan Of Aldermen vac carried,
c.yed only ~ votes u the Affirmative aud three 20 The
~ in the snnatiye -tdted by the President there
frsniv inruher- present and hrs, touncilmcn, lyug
man voting IN the negative Counc.lneu Rohln'on,
Inlay beng absent MORRIS
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-08
A SAM PATCH LEAP
An Intoxicated Nam Jumps from a Sus-
pension Bridge - He Strikes Upon
Cake of Ice and Is Rescued.

An Intoxicated Nam Jumps from a Sus-
pension Bridge - He Strikes Upon a
Cake of Ice and Is Rescued.
Yesterday about 81 O'Clock, a man was seen
to leap from about the middle Of the Cincinnati
and Covington Bridge INTO the river. He went
down feet foremost and struck upon a mass of
floating ice, which fortunately buoyed him up
until assistance could reach him. yawl, be-
longing to the General Buell., was manned and
went to his relief, and after some difficulty in
getting through the ice, succeeded in rescuing
him from his perilous position and bringing
him ashore. He was not injured sufficiently to
prevent his walking up town. He is German,
and SAID to be beer saloon keeper in Coving-
ton. We could not obtain his name. He was
evidently delirious from drink, and jumped
from the bridge IN that frenzy of which the
alcoholic beverages OF the present day soreadily
engender. The leap sobered him good deal,
as fall of seventy-fye or eighty feet might we'll
be supposed to do. So much ice water with
whisky cannot be good.
LATER,-We have since learned the name of
the desperate man. 1t is John Haufbauer. His
wife ordered his arrest, on some trivial charge,
ana he concluded to escape her clutches by
leaplng into the river. As soon as he was taken
to the shore, he was arrested, and this morning
we saw him calm as a summer morning on the
prisoners bench OF the Police Court; but up to
the hour we left the room, his case had not been
called. -
P. S.-Since the above was written, we learn
that Hautbauer was tried before Judge Warren
and sent down stairs. Cincinnati Times, 5th.