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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
PORT or NEW YORK .....Jrtr 8.

CLEARED.
p,,t ,, Ale Cr Cam Cork orders via Philadelphia Boyd
E psy,biap fBr Osborn Cape Verde Pendergast Bros
Iark Msry stetsou. Pendleton Hayans, j. D. Nsri Co
Bsr commodore Dupou Clifford Bueacs Ayres j. hog.on u
p,ig Cro lBr D. Carroll Glaze Bay II. J. DE Vol K Co
l,rie Mercedes Orb Kohl CenfueSos Fowler Joya
Brg La tBcl. Aux Cares. Caraan \ 20.
Brig Omega BE-, Mcinnis, Cow Bay C. H. SWAN n NJ,
Sshr (B), Borien, 81 John D. CAudA umph'ay
Co.
sehr (Br) DsRer Dorchcster, b. r. Neyns sons
ARRIVED.
steamship Trade Wind Champion, hevoFin' July 70 spoau
Tletson Co 90, ., -, r,
mogh Eng p with us and to aud yre
steaHAp Co. 30 Miss EA BAue died OF penAon ana was
ssmbi s,y Of London (lr) Brooks Liverpool 26,h ut, 30
n w mdss and pass John c. Dale JAY u M lat ~ 20
blno h1ht
rocket; 7h passed steamship CITY Of baltimore 90 a
passed steamship Teutopia 8 p NJ ps'seu S'"P fOu "
NJ. steamship Denmark, all bound T. u -, tn
steamship Pioneer (Bs SbsekioFd 20" & = d. Jays WIN
Sin G. Russell tof Quebec Jsvct Manila March 20 hemp &c.
E,s e Paint t"f vksbury b. Emtree Nue'iAs II days
WI" W, + 0pea Pets Eeuas days with sugar to Thompson
Rs am. Dean Atkinson CuraeOA "a days With wool skins &c to
Bis PsaSSS John n b. Fitzgerald Maiann' 10 days With
ia LIME Billings of 81 John b. Mott Cabb Island, "a days
vi" s 4nSs Collins CDE smiiS Windsor plaster to Sni'h
Bug Nash Lany Cow bay days with coal to Brett Son
s SAVANNAH Pstehard Galveston days With cotton 70 matter
Seh Lyndon Rasipv ShAekfort ST. Johns n r. JAYS WIN
| l,h TO John Boyntoas Sons Co.
SPOKEN.
| Ainb,-bfs lime % lat % "a. Ion H.
Oiendowsr-sLP JAY g. lat TO- lou II D. from hs"o'a' ~
1
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Tn +bo E5ooro Mr. Wolf relates the following anec-
dote oute Characteristic Of his Prtssan majesty
kim had forbidden the Prusslan officers IN garrison
Rastadt TO gamble at the Baden tables Dnt nOre sno-
one of them was often be found IN piyate @4
the eoup OF players One night Prssan onOo' eces
n sovereign on the rouge. He won LETT tno w. "a
then four then eight, and was about 20 "" ,n1, ~
sovcregns when he perceived kng ~ acc n golden
nm What torture Tor "A sub-eucnantt 70 SEQ ~ soIueo
ccs Heiore him and dare touch them inc rvys
ontnncd 10 win and the OF gold having ekCeeoso
% ~ tbc cTo,nier cried ont, How much on tho
Seap The oeer pale trembling had not the St s
old How much on the heapf again shouteo
% cronner At this moment the King OF Prussls oae
rn,nd ia table and tapping the lieutenant on Ino
b,ior said 70 him. with that bonhonnc cIaraeeIisuo
~ bis Maiesty Come, take up your money an1 ne ~
W niS IS scayce before your superi0rs meet You ~
NECESSARY say that the officer dd 0s whn' W ~
.yoe Some time after the King reviewer tns ksIi
Iou ~ asadt and perceiying the lieutenant made ssn;
~ him 10 approach. "sr said KING M ,,tar,Snnx
y ur game The rouge three times aiIer YOU eis
n nav dra the difference from my private excpeQue~
but beware that you do not eopnsnee sssD'.
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r1SSrNG ERS ARRITED.

FROM HAvRE AND FALMOUTH june 2iln steamship Cue ns
ssrJ Goui r. iirner Marie Joucouei T. Goion ~ battma
4 Horpe y Gisui ads, and children MI
esh aud servant Boulan. ~ Carroll M M.Eoy ehl ans ser
AT Mr and Mss Mr. Bash. v Wilson, Mt hlnae Nj LIVING
sou. Gustav Aely, ard 10 0thers. 90. ,,, - ~
FROM LIVERPOOL June eqn steamship CITY o. Lo1don-I
p1,iJ.os Mis-. murray Mrs Elder AMI child ; g. Bancroft
G. PAGE capt McNear George paTsou NJ, Aa9ilag s
aud Manun1 aud chli-en G. Bedford q J. oo0laIl M
tster j. Clark ST. and Mrs Wihi b I. Nhtngion aAeH
eli Is McKaay NJ Hay Capt Gngel and Nie Nc saa ~ l.
,le and child t. Parker T. WOODWARD, Nj and dts ran
sgar " A. Greer G. varl. Mr Mol Mr. PsimeI ~ q. lee
E1-ukr MR. J. Misses NJ s. and " williamson iEamson - y
AL Nh, Travis u IL Milken Miss H. Hoiion tfeesDfo Is
HIGHWAY Pigoi Capt Child Miss j. jenkins W j. MAXIM d. l.
sharp. }. J. BELL .-,t. TT. VIII NJ,
Hester Fling Titus Mt and Mr Csesto Louis kooserger
MT James LADY and Children Augusi Lurrnan, T. Molina Francisco
sena Mrs S. AcAster, and sirerase
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SUPREME CoURTICity and ,C5Q9aa4lty Of
Gopariuershlp Aotlces.

No 70 GKrEsKs1.. NEv-YoRE. Nay T. l.C1
pTR. +. BALDWIN, JB., has this day been
IVA admitted partnership business The nare " e. in
am be JOHN ?. IlOW & Go inHN y NOV.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ DE- late f ofMAXHLI aoOishGGii h,i,y uole g.
present subscriber within Do DAYS from 1; tF WI n' be
Recognized A hlhiAyEot j. f,-....
Me- York June g. 1907 No boNe-h
EOTICEAn persons indebted 90 late 6rm o. MAXWELL
ErIRFst hereby uoial T. se. fh t srscrbt Wh1 ~
date or LEGAL proceedings VIII De- tskea tnFeon
hrs -lors. june %. l>JI ga atld3i"Hvt . Fe' gree
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sIus,... ...a.s .es, IN l.. Of l.s.sss. Is- s o.

s@ossou .cbr Tth Inst Of csiasa.su. hs~ sror
leans for New. YORK
Observation-Disclosures July lat S. long t6 49, bound
Warrior QeeRshP June ~ from 0Ttago. q for soydo~s
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Rising star from detained IN e Loser Beg
Thurray released frps (5thl
ports HsTcoua 10 ht
hesptalship hsd biieos remient fever % The shnus
The Cinch Havana consigned Jed Pye o.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
fourRE Jn 8-Arriyed Rohhns West fnfies gusDsl
spole 1T ius Ada Wseve boston " st. ks. disabled sad nst
for Nassau, foFcmast head broken
BOsT0S Ju gAuyc steamships George App0h from Bshmorsf
Saxon from Philadelphia hereCs from New ior k West do r4
Issdore HsEo Bsrrbds 5th nst est
Henrietta fon NeE-Yerk. ..
FRANcsco July 5The Iocke has sao for Idyepss
shipment present harvest
The ship Neptune from Hamburg and the bk o. bAs r T
steamship arrived last night The ship Wh
sailed Kong e1J 265 The bsS
sh iT0ucad figatc Jealous sailed to-day Tor Victoria
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professional Noiitcs.

CHARLES NETTLET0N, No III Broadway,
~ PHsT COMMISSIONING for eyey state and TERRITORY
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
y Of STRUCTURE YARCOCELB, HEMORRHOIDS FiSTCLA
the uof osur tie Pelvic Veera under the eKelus
oouiro Of EDWARD DIXON A. b. Editor Of The Se.peL Oacs
hoa from u a " ana to ., evening" at d. D. edsncei
No q Flh-aEe.
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prlnIlng.
Noliels Of Bdnkrnpttn.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
second dav OF july A. h. 49, Warrant Biuuy vas issurd
against the Estate JOSEPH RUSSELL of Acrios IN The
Comfy end 81 hrwicrk who ~ been auig"
ban krupt on h petition t- tit ayti OF any debts aud Ne
vey OF aar property be.t-us 60 ilh Bankrupt him 81 for bis
meeting Of Creditor, 6i Gee said hmlp 10 zoe tc debts
md to choose Assignee, o ti Ete VII BE held az
CONT al BarkrBp'-t q, b. ioeH 20 SO. H Pine Nruiok
=, " ocock M D.. MURRAY,
T.. 5. Nlnhal. as Messenger
I'd { Nsfl
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l. ". BONAEi
Tgo~,s CoLGay. Cleft. ,r
vyhes rs r. erred tle Committee on Annual Taxes
REsOII HONS.
s,n.r,lsor HAYES presented the following --,
PeI That Comptroller be ard hereby feqhtste TO ~
a. q, I,@r 80 the nsa 81 each porsoa aud amounts PAIL IN
c,,,uarre Of elsrier 0Gi, Laws Of ltb
Which adopted -, ,v.-,..
Re,sre5 Ta ths e.sd thousand 4ad 1Fs dela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09
Cctiurcs auO Aleclinas.

MANHATTAN COMPANY CPER PER-. / !:
~ De- hI Cca-k THIS EiENAG. o. tlr se
ool. oy1l s1rdcrs Hotel o Broom. on Antt 49, ht' u
counsel lsl poty o.. .,.i s q, -a. en- VI
ufrheTs 'hAAiif3 IL ''i''' T. -i-'-'- ''S '.N
RpgIS zoos. P.~.ier' Tr i0a.
YOUNG MENa' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
No. - Fnla. c.r 4e.. '.e"ri.i A.ie',g' h'' a., E,
esq o. Cincinnati Ohio .s' M.s Wa D. iele 'f 'cl.-' Boa
all Alfred Hicks g. S1a. ir tri ch~fs tt N t 90 Ue f-
cea, Congesnoa held Mputf.l iouu- cl . -'.r'
30 =, Ehil. 4 Cr'frr.
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VNITTS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

VNHIS is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
49, a. ~ Julv II iafY Warrant Bankruptcy issued
against The Estate Of JAMES RHODEs o. Ncahork the county
o NewYort And Of NeNIolk Who Eas been euge bahA
,n, o H. % eo. " tb paymeHt any debts and deire Of
any properly belonging Bhnkmp 70 nun % io hs ue s
transfer ~ any properly ~ him forbidden W % lhAi
creditors Of the sod Bankrupt 10 Prove VI esut, sna T
one On more nagrfss Of ls Estate VII ~ he ~ to, :"
ysr,cT ~ he 49,, A. 40 Ie Braas Nea-lok CITY. before Huy
Wilder Anes Ris,et o. GOA d. y ~ ~ AZ y ''''
u--Juy D. 1877. X 49, l,s.sa ir,,-,t ~ ks.y.york
MeJ5cagsl o5IL-s'a p's''' y. eSS-A"'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

i sish day Of Judy, A. o. 1884, 2 VIBRANT in Baasnp'ey
was issued against The Ef1tc Of ADMAhr a LBpbio .,
been sduged bankrupt bis peneHi Dag tie payment o
pronerr such bankrupt him
~ M he use and the transfer oi asy property BY m bdel by
,t .ur ~ tho CREDITOR tae sal tiaArFt 90 theF
IT, III :, choose one on NOR asuees " biz state v be- held ~
our Of Bankruptcy be heisu a Na'' Iday % inc w ."
HsvYort lelore JOSIAH WILLIAMS heer Oh The "a day Of
September, A. D. 1867, a. Y Gclocs m.--lu5 = l." =.
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bort n)aroen's Notice.

STArr NV YOxK, Z
P0RF.WARDKSs OFuCg, no. ~ Nllismst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VITA
Section o. tie At passed April H. 1857 entitled 40 Aee "
The Narcu Oce Of the Port cf kewferk 70 all peFssae
having OF such inquiry.
the surveys VIA
Be completed within ten dys succeeding ta notice board snd
vesez
Ainen2fc
Steamship Hansa.. sh0sskea
Steamship Sappho.. NllAms0arsh
Bark WOodrsl y hoialsona
Bark Evening .tintoe
Bark SIN George Seymour. ocbeleks
..s Vs. n
Brig Renahav. .sscaeacke
Big blcn 2. Stewart .htsntc Doct
Bng
B1g ctofia.. ~ n
a.-. To-.
Schr Eta.
Schr PaudOne.
Schr SusannAh. = n X
AUGk HERMAN, Secretary.
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FNHIS Is TO UINL NUIIUE, Ihal on INC
twentr.pn da, o. 4 y 1907 Warrant Bankruptcy
issued against Estate ~ IE8DNAND v GAthE o. New
York In the Kapr and State OF NeF oTk who ha been
sdudgd Bankrupt his petition that e pymen 81 any des
20 BIN,
~ ana the aisfr III an property him forbidden by lsw;
fbat meeting Of ih Creditors 81 tc f bmsrTt 70 prove hdr
Az. ami 4, choose one or Aglets 90 bis Lsa win be bell
Court OF BANKRUPTCY be holden OF No. ~ 'oa4Nay Net loA
:. 10 oSe,oct m u. MURRAY.
." 4''N'' L. = Marshal. a. Messenger
s.ffberf District Of Men ork.
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MINIATURE ALMANA,
sHIppING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun Rise,....i3T Ses.....T3J Moon Mon.''.''iO:
ntsH UATRK DAt.
c.s, nay - % Cows Island 3:i Hell 0aie... 4;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

THIS Is TO GINL NUIICh, Ihat ON the
ft day OF July A 1861 Warrant in Bankruptcy Issued
against the Esate Of JAMES Ioh5iHi o. YORK 10 ths
Cnt o NrYofk and Stats NrNl ora Who has been Audse
R,ntrn on hi. own petition the parat Of debts and
deliver Of ans property belong such nLrur 70 him OF i h'
se ana the transfer OF ploe b hu ar forbidden ~ law
mai meeting Creditors bc said bshkupt 10 prove iheI
dts ana 10 choose ono Agces o. @ kfie VIII he hell
Court Of mpy holden Of No. - Pie street New orr
1880 m Il. MURRAY
L. s Marsha, Messenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

JOHN L. HOFFMAN
Grand SGchem
WusoS sy,Lt 9eeret7r
Wbeb va. accepted ard directed 10 be ptaied enSh Ia The
The following received: ,,-...-.- 81, v,,,.,,.,
Comptroller once June y, 100
IT, "a, Honorable, ~ B11rd u Saterrisors ,- !, .
gSTtraN Comptroller feesH bis imperative out 70 us
a. ntn your Honorable Body o. TIE urgent necessity Tor n
rIsssed seeon-r olatIon far the Receiver 81 Taxes
this bureau las about the same room no
u 90, pfordei since when th entire ccP OF
Yer. s. 425D0 they vii amount TO nearly
20 corresponding increase "a ue
c irce of that branch Of tie Department Of Finance ana more
room /. rclieIed indispensable - 1T , Al ..,.to, a. 81,
m connection With tits subject ne Comperis Of the oPno9 t
lie Rers. oace popo AMI safely located n i NsN o
security, aui preservation OF we puu
,or, highest importance and they cannot be prnaeny pc
,.ed thoroughly nfcprooL The tohftfoleF M"1
Board oil prrfisoIs the p"tf %
ing prepson Tor transfer Of this omceto the ne" pHhs " ~
csrJd sy. nj gire IA the
nsgster aprnnts Court House the change tnl
s tte Dermebt Of occupy The loaer pr . ~
,rg vacated b the Register and 10 The Receiver o. lsA ~
erased econ oiation which the publc Interests demand
Respectfully Submitted ,,.,, , roVvorTy Corrtrol.r
Which was referred 10 the COMMITTEES on annual i'''
The iil5a!ug received PM. ory,cs
'-'' v NvyyouK June % 1901. !
II N, Honorable re B01rf ~ SapfriSofs 81 y w -
GYsrtEuES IN accoriapse via mo aes ,t,, 3 IL, On
s,s,e Of No. York chapter secten ana ohp'e, evo eloa
@ arril gI s Aur g. the oo"iH estimate tetpes'Iuy
nbmisi and you are bcIeby eaaeei 10 make provision of ' pay
M OF the sane: 4. ........... eea gD
- ,sgeft. = JS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

DASSAGE TO AND FROM
ii GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,
~ STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET
AT REDUCED RATES. -. -
SRAFfS AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND IRELAND,
SCOTLAND AND WALES
Fof particulars apply
fAPsCOrI BROfhfRs Co Nc Sc souhs No. % Broadway
A MEXICAN CITIZENS going 10 EUROPE,
IA shoald PASSPORTS JOHN LANKTKBK United
tAss Passport Agnt Nc Is CtneE EswYoik, tbs C Hal
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III Summons aa5 complain, action Sled the ohc
the CJ and County ~ Nca pf ol ae t nm. OF
b.. 1851 A. C. ANDERSON Attorney fr Plaintiff.
tf.-a-r, y Clsuherssr-ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

PETITION.
Petition Colonel Rrarer Commanding First Regiment Cavalry
Nes-iork state Nt.ious Quart. ioI an armorT,
Which f-f-f-d ts SPECIAL COMMITTEE on Atoss Ni' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-09

SI,0lS
CHAUNcBY NJ DEPEW. President
RICHARD D. CONNOLLY,
COMPTROLLER Of the City OF New-lork.
a. ". BONNEi.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

fsrtno a., ~. So,sS a. ,,,ens,.
fo,,v ,..h.v ~. a.. .os,
oslbon., "a ..,f.xo.n.o,. W. ~.
nos.a ~ ,,.;so.,;on 81 a. sr., az
s,;,u,;oro, .menamsn, he,;ev;no !,
better FIR ,sbe homo, 40 The sontb.
ond Tho s,,nro &C u,;on.,,; her'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
WHO WILL HELP THE SOUTH

To the people Of Montgomery County:
At an informal meeting of portion of
the citizens of GAINESVILLE, the undersigned
were appointed committee to address the
citizens of the county, aud call their atten-
ton to the fact that there will be a public
meeting at the Court House, in GAINESVILLE,
ON the first Monday in",' January, to take into
consideration the destitution and suffering of
the people in the South, and to devise the
most eiiectual means Of aifording all the re-
lief in our power. .H..s ..,...
The people South Of us---in Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi-are, all of them, in
Strengthened or starving condition. The
more wealthy may by economy, manage to
live; but the poorer classes, in. large mum
bers, must die for the tednt Of the common nee
essaries Of life, if prompt and speedy relief is
not given them. An almost entire failure of
the crops this year, in those regions, added
to the ravages of war, has left the people in
state of restitution bordering on slarya-
ton; and, in fact, many have already per-
ished by disease superinduced by the search
| ty of provisions. Hundreds and thousands
are now pinched by hunger, and must die of
starvation and exposure, if those of us who
are in q more fortunate condition, do not out
of our more abundant means, contribute TO
their relief These people are our fellow cit
iLens--many of them the widows and Or
phans Of men who fell in the late struggle,
and now I'll unknown graves. M 49,
We feel satisfied that an unvarnished state
ment of facts, is all that is necessary to in.
duce our people TO move in a cause that ap.
peals to the hottest instincts Of our nature.
All of us have suffered more or less by the
war, but we have surplus which can be
spared, and which humanity requires should
be distributed TO relieve the wants of the
suffering.
Contributions in money, corn, wheat, ba-
c hin short every thing that man needs
for subsistence aud comfort, win be gladly
received, for those people are in need Of eve.
ny thing of the kind. Nearly every farmer
in the county can spare something; and
whether it be little or much, it will carry
joy and relief TO the starving poor,
We hope TO see large attendance Of the
people on our next County Court day, when
several speeches will be made, explaining
IN re fully the object of the meeting and the
means to be devised for obtaining snch con-
tributions as our people may feel able to
make.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04


the positions asssfnsd BY Congress towards
to Commissioner wsatherby, from South
Carolina, that the Supreme Court would de-
clare the aniendn,ent unconstitutional, II
was thought be spoke aiviscdly. 81
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The delegation
from the'Legislasure of Arkansas, consisting
Of three Senators and six Representatives ar
rived here this. evening" Senators II. s.
Gauit, J. r. Fellows and w. w. Watkins.
Representatives John r. Eakin, Andrew
Hunter, II. r. Thomas, r. Newton, l.. O.
Gouse and L. P. Hughes are the members Of
the committee. They are sent by the Leg
isature Of Arkansas to represent the feelings
and sentiments of the people Of the State,
which they claim to have been hitherto mis-
represented and misunderstood, and TO as
certain the true status Of the State, and the
prospects and terms of reconstruction and
restoration. They will have an interview
with the President tomorrow, If possible,
and will personally present their case 70 the
members of Congress Of both parties. 4
PARIS, Jan. LA rumor is current that
the Emperor Napoleon has decided TO issue
call for grand Congress of European
monarchs to be held in this city during the
forthcoming world exposition.
New YoRR, Jan. Vera Cruz dates TO
the 27th bring no news Of Importance
The French indicate no purpose of evacu-
alton. The customhouse is still in their pos
session. tsi ~ ifa
Two millions Of specie for France had ar
rived from the interior. X,
MEMPHIS, Dec. 3l.---A special to the Ava
lanche, from Little Rock to-day, says reye-
nue. collector named Brown was waylaid at
Duvall's Bluff, on the night of the 18th inst,
and shot through. He was robbed of gold
watch and fifteen thousand dollars His
condition is critical. He, had drawn the
money ia Memphis, and, II is supposed, was
followed by the robbers. No arrests have
been made. '' =" ~ ~ a"-
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 3f.-The Della
ware Legislature meets tomorrow. Two
thirds of each brunch is Democratic. II is
said the Constitutional amendment will be
rejected. He5 81, ssl.ls 1fl SCH
NEW YoHK, Dec 3l.--As heavy snow
storm is prevailing ,
There were thirty-six homicides, thirty six
infanticides and sixty-one suicides. OF the
latter twelve hung themselves, twelve used
pistols, five took Paris Green and one took
Costar's Rat Exterminator. Two hundred
and thirty-seven persons were drowned and
thirty eight deaths resulted from burns.
New YORK, Dec. 3l.--The semi-annual
disbursement here, exclusive of the Govern
ment, exceeds $4,000, oo0. The Treasury
Department will commence to disbnr'e on
Wednesday about 81 0, 100000 in gold as in
terest on the public debt. There will be
81, 900, 900 of this amount paid out at the
Sub Treasury here. On the 18th proximo
about S9,000,000 will be paid out in curren-
cy, as interest,on the 80 notes. Manhat-
tan county win pay out sl,7oo,o0o on
account of New York State. The Ohio
State Agency win pay S3500o0 as interest
and take up 100000 Of the principal Of
the debt Of that State. Tennessee will pay
here 100000 as interest on its bonds.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
IT is said that the Postmaster Ger

IT is said that the Postmaster Cen
eral has decided to close all postofi.
ces in the South. that were indebted
to the government prior to the war,
and which Indebtedness has not been
paid off This is getting as low down
in search of petty ievenee as the
government can we'll stoop, unless
its proclivity for wallowing in filth
grows with indulgence. Why not
close every office in every department.,
where officials have been in arrears ?
Because such rule of action would
punish too many yankees, and be-
cause rebels, not rascals, are the OBJ
jects of Radical vengeance. North
ern officials may steal with IMMUNITY
because custom has almost made it
reputable, and because they are Of
the saints to whom all things belong.
But ifa southern postmaster happen
ed to be caught, by the war, one dol.
lar in arrears, no matter what the
cause, the community in which he
lived must suffer. the penalty--the
innocent for the guilty.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

The Lexington, Miss, Reporter, thus speaks
Of lady well known and highly esteemed
In Memphis: We had the pleasure of meet
ing at Dunnt few days since, Mrs. Sarah
A. Vance, distinguished daughter of our
county and State, accompanied By her hus-
band, on u visit TO her father, Colonel Jas
Reedy. Mrs. Vance is now resident Ct
ClarkSyille, Tenn. She retains her former
beauty and vivaei,y, and tina, brilliant talent
which has made her peerless in the realm Of
poetry We extend her sincere welcome
to her native heath and the Inequalities due
q lady of her inestimable worth
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

The next English House of Commons will
contain two members likely to be regarded
as curiosities--Mr. Fawcett, who is blind,
and Mr. Kavanaugh, a tory recently elected
from Wexford county, Ireland, who is with
ont arms or legs. In spite, however, of his
physical disabilities, Cayanangh is man OF
accomplishments wealth and energy. The
energy of the man may be gathered from the
fact that some twenty years ago he Travelled
in Europe and Asia with his private tutor
and single servant, penetrating into Box
hara, and living for months in places where
it has always been reckoned certain death for
glaour TO show his face. h1i9 n IS.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04
LECRAPHIC.
ROME.
THE ARRANGEMENT WITH ITALY.

The chief points of the Italian proposition
to the Pope are believed to be as follows
Florence to be tho capital Of Italy; the Car
dinals to be created Princes of the kingdom,
and their present salaries to be guaranteed ;
the inhabitants of the Pontitical territory to
declare by vote whether they will become
Italian subjects or remain under the jurisdic-
ton of the Pope; Rome to be an indepen-
dent city under the absolute control of the
Pope; the Pope to acknowledge Victor En-
anuel King of Italy and to crown him as
such at Florence. This arrangement to be
binding only during the Pontifcate of the
present Pope. I.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1867-01-04

BENNETT, Forney and other edi-
tors of like infamous proclivities, are
urging Congress to put the Supreme
Court out of the way. This cutlery
is a cheering proof that the Court is
sound and that it stands. as a wall Of
fire between the constitution and the
Radical traitors. Congress is willing
enough to get rid of it, but how il is
to be done, is a question beyond its
powers of solution. =, 4,