New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09

Esocornment will issue $O0OUVVln oniV0u 'o''Vo' '
for the road. The company navy '''" wv
,,leted and in running order
PieIc' ~ of the battle of NewOrleans was
!Ho 49,, +o.night by a banquet at the National
celeoi"'o tbo ouspces of the National Democratic
ho'el' ui'''l co,nmittee. The Reception Committee
LAccu'I, , 90 Ionab d. Hoover, Thomas b. Florence
49,. charles Mason and owen lAoIh' Ainons
Juuso On'',-t ,ore democratic members and eX-mem-
thOsc y. S1-oas ond the Texas members OF Con-
DerS Vi oiso ex-AttOrney-General Black,
eioTs 80, Cen. Montgomery BAR ana MS
eAi I.cis Blair esq, the last n@ned presiding
honouet over 100 seats al the taoIo were
over VIZ About o'clock the President OF the Onlleu
occupieu 81 and was received with cheers the
States hondtercbiefs, and music by the band.
WaVlns .oatod ON the right Of F. p Blair The first
ne oo announced as "Tho day we celebrate and
to''' vent which made il national anniversary;
Mr. F. P. Blair read n paper appropriate
A. occasion The Hon. Montgomery Blair
~ rronosed the health of the President of
g. United States which was received with cheers
rrbo President on rising was again applauded. lie
ia = yeas not his purpose TO make an address on
sIis occasion. but simply to propose sentiment,
bicb was read as follows: No State oil It's own
Ill has right under the Constitution TO renounce
its Mace in OF TO Withdrew from the Union; nor mas
tbe Congress of the United States "a consul
tntiopal mower to degrade the people OF any STATE
1.rod,c;po them to the condition of mere terri
torial dependency upos the Federal head. The
one ia a disruption and dissolution OF the Govern
wont the other is consolidation and an exercise of
5o,rstic mower. The advocates Of the latter are
oHle the enemies of Union and OF our
constitutional form of government" This senti-
ment was vociferOusy applauded Senator
Henderson responded to the third toast, namely:
"The Federal Union, it must he preserved" The
fonrth toast was: ANDREW johnson, the President
of the United States he is now receiving the full
measure of that vituperatiOn which was once melted
ont quite as layishly TO jefferson and Jackson"
Senator Doolitte responded to this toast and like
Senator Hendricks, spoke of the oentralizing ten
denotes of the Government, the question still remain
ing whether the Federal Union can be preserved.
The Hon. Charles Eames, one of the counsel in the
Red Jacket case, now before the Supreme Court
while arguing the case to-day suddenly fell with an
appoplectc fit He was taken home and is GONZALES
cent.
On the 9th of February all the routes in the South
ern States for carrying the mails are TO be let The
law is explicit that no shall be contractor who
cannot take the oath that he has never borne arms
against his country. Bryan Tyson, who adyeTtises
himself as a National Union man, alike opposed to
the heresies of the extremists North and SOUTH has
sent his advertisement all over the SOuhdhat he can
take that OATH and for 5per cent will put the contract
awarded him into the hands of those Rebels whom 1t
IS the intention of the law to exclude He has already
secured % routes in eight different States, and trans
ferTed them all to Rebels.
The War Department has issued General Order
which requires that Assistant PaymasteT-Generals
Give good and sufficient bends to the amount of
$4,000 previous to entering on duties of their
office.
A General Order disseminating the office of Assist
ant Judge Advocate General at Louisville KY, has
also Just been issued, Brevet Brig. VIM. NJ.
Dunn, the Assistant Judge Advocate General, being
assigned to duty in Washington. The records here
tofore sent tSLouisvle will in future be forwarded
direct to the Judge Advocate General. Another
General Order directs that the post at Jacksonville
Indiana be considered as annexed to the Department
of Tennessee
The Superintendent of the General Recruiting
Service is directed to furnish recruits for the follow
ing Regiments and Battery, until each are filled III
the order named none of the recruits to be less than
five feet seven inches in hight: 9th L. 3 Infantry,
Charleston S. c.. 10 recruits required; Sth u. 3.
Infantry Raleigh n. c., 10 recruits required; Bat
fery f. Sd IT, S. Artillery, Hilton Head, s. c. 60 re-
cruits required The Superintendent OF the Mounted
Recruiting Service, at Carlisle Barracks, Pennsy-
vania is directed to forward to Fort Leayenworth,
Kansas 400 recruits for the 18th U. Cavalry Brevet
rived at Washington on the Sth inst Breyet Brig
Gen. James F. Rushing Assistant Quartermaster, was
ut Fort Vancouver, Washington Territory, on Dec.
last Cant H. j. Farnsworth, Assistant Quarter
master has arrived at NewOrleans from Fort Union,
New-Mexico.
Capt n Collins commanding the United States
steamer Sacramento, reports to the Navy Department
from Horta Island, off Fayal, December g. the
arrival there of that vessel after pleasant run of 10
days from Boston. Upon arriving there the ship was
quarantined, in accordance with instructions from
Lisbon. the quarantine to be of unlimited duration,
or until the order from Lisbon should be rescinded;
che reasons fer the instructions being the supposed
prevalence of cholera at NewYork and Philadelphia.
Vessels with lumber for the port, in ballast, arriv-
ing r cargo of fruit are excepted from the rcgula-
lions. A merchant vessel arriving from the United
States at this time, other than of the above men
toned excepted classes would be compelled 10 go to
Lisbon before she could he admitted to COrat6que.
The Sacramento Intended TO leave HOrta for Tener-
fife, by the way of Madeira
1t i, the belief of leading foreign diplomats resi-
dent at the capital that Congress will be held some
meurng the present year for the consideration of
an international code of maritime law.
The bill repeating the Amnesty law viii be sent TO
the President to-day or tomorrow
Cards have been issued for large party at the
Presidents house tomorrow morning and cards have
also bsen issued by Gen. and Mrs Grant for three
morning receptons-the first on the 9th inst.
Cornelius Stagg of California has been appointed
United States special Revenue agent at large.
XXXIXTH C0NGRESS-SEcoND SESSION.
sENATE.-....w WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1867.