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FROM The Columbus Crisis.l

4
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From the Columbus Crisis.l
The people Of Ohio, on Tuesday
last, were afflicted with|an almost ir-
reparable disaster in the election of
Hayes and the defeat of George III.
Pendleton. Worse than this-the
Legislature is probably Abolition, and
the infamous fraud called the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States is adopted. Mr.. Pen
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people Of Ohio can not. While we
feel agrieYed at the result on his ac-
count, we are still more deeply grieved
at the declaration of the people indi-
Gated by his defeat. In addition to
defeating so gallant a gentleman and
thorough a statesman, the people have
confirmed one of the most Infamous
villainies ever devised in civilized
government. involving fatal change
in the system upon which the Ameri-
can Republic started auspiciously. It
is the triumph of the effort of party
slaves and political fanatics to demol-
ISL the distinctions of the Creator and
destroy all the institutions that for
seventy years contributed to the hap
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great people. Those who have main
tanned the unfitness of men for self
government, and ridiculed the right of
peoples to control themselves have
been given some ground upon which
to predicate their opinions in the last
election; for in that the majority en-
shaved themselves to the bondholders,
accepted the public debtas legitimate,
confirmed the plot to mongrelize the
country, and gave long lease of
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of the Interior results of the election
Of last Tuesday. The foodgates are
open, and there is the same crevice
discovered in the American system Of
government that has been laughed at
by philosophers for two thousand
years.
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a TENNESSEE VIEW OF TIE srrUA-
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
COUNTING TIE VOTE.

Meeting Of the Committee on Protests OF the
Board of Canvassers.
The Committee on Protests Of the Board OF Can
vassers tAldcrmen Farley. Moore and Ward) met
yesterday morning at eleven O'Clock, the chamber
Of the Board, to take attion on the protests which
had been presented. No person appearing in the
following the protests were edismssed:-Joseph
Bopp against allowing the returns made for Police
Justice in the Ninth judicial district; Hugh II. Moore
against Aldermanic returns from the Twentieth
Aidermanic district; Joseph Cudpp, against returns
and Eighteenth districts Of the Twelfth ward: Mr..
A. Reed, against returns for Mayor w. Boukcl,
against allowing vote for G. T. Patterson as School
Trustee or the Tenth ward: julius Steinhardt against
returns for Alderman from the Fourth Aldermanc
district.
The protests OF Henry Murray candidate for Police
Justice; John A. Stemmler. candidate for Civil Jus
tice in the Eighth judicial district and or Nicholas
Seger candidate for Alderman in the Tenth Alder
manic district, were adjourned until one p. NJ to-
daa.
The protest OF ]. p Rogers against returns for
Alderman from The Twentieth ward were adjourned
until two p. NJ and the protests Of Florence Scan
districts OF the Eighteenth ward were adjourned
until eleven O'Clock this morning.
The counsel II the latter case tJohn McKeon and
A. X. Lawrence, Jr.) Will be ready to go on this
morning, and the contest will, no doubt, be very
sharp.
TfiE BOARD or CANvAssERs
met at one +. n. yesterday and received additional
against the returns from the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
districts OF the Eighteenth ward. The Dgpers were
referred TO the Committee on Protests, aId the Board
adjourned until three O'Clock to-day.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP GaeorAN (Br, Hcol, Of ,s Anchor ,r. from
Palermo for New York, WV an esortei cargo went ashore
on the night of ~ inst, daring thick fog Jones' Inlet
The Atlantic ubmarins Wreckng Company despatched
the steamers Yankee and Lackawanna to her
tLnce Capt samuels President of the company has
iscted to vessel and cargo and e afternoon 9f 10Th
Ing for the acehe 81 TIC disaster.
MTrANER GRoRGr Urros, Davidson, from Boston, ran
ashore Iacs Point, Hell Gate, AM Is,h at high water
p r raa G 0 so S sr hns a Dnq gs f net ssss
ny have contracted with her owner Donald Mckay,
s c, % Y aud h,1S AnSs 70 her assistance They
vices the night previous, bu, was refused
BArg vlSEyARp Smith, Of Edsarown, which arrived Mt
ans G@ sss'iS o% ose s 3 n a M
discovered aboard bow large Iceberg s Esery ~
heavily After getting clear pumps and found ls
age she leaked ABOUT roI 'e S d Soas a Dd s ssx %
creasng ~ VS. "
gAnS Gro Canning nr Bradford, from Liverpool Nov
20 Tor Philadelphia put into scly Il, 9Th inst leaky.
BSis Trss BT LoCsGy Cs from cn "a Amers for
but was subsequently got of slightly damaged.
S'%SfSli. IRON Sc f. s ss Issnf eaG Gr
BRIG ALrx MILLIkEE Stevens from Bangor OF md for
ead sesrnr Mh 5 r. vTs fallen % IN Mn ~ Inst. snko
c2,nai2n BY sshng sch Daniel BnrnIa Pe,eso
M II NUMBER Gm as Ls , ae nan which took % o
been before reported tn of New pilot boat Leg
SOME RAINBOW, from Norfolk for New York. had her
sails blown away In gale of the Capes Delaware on
h INST and Tor the purpose OF saving she was
bcachcd NJ Phoenx lsland about 2l miles Cane Henlo
pen. s
ScHRJAcKsoN Clarel, from Baltimore for bermuda he
ore reported put into Norfolk In Distress repaired sailed
Tor debtination 14th inst.
scHR DANIEL WILLIAMS from New York, before reported
ashore on Thomas Point Oh without damage and mr..
rived up at Baltimore l5th
HoLYnEAD, Dec g-The John williamson from Liverpool
or fhladepha has commenced loading having replace
between deck beams
Miscellaneous.
,QurENsTows Dec Arrived, ship John Bcrtram NG),
Pstersen of and from Hamburg FOR New York, with
raj and 0 passengers out days. short of provisions
and water Al well on board. WIN proceed when supplied
With nccessarIes
Dec 4-Tho M Dudman, Trsfry, from Ardrossan, with
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
THE Foo.



me actual result OF the terrible storm and almost
mpenetrable fog with which this section was visited
yesterday cannot yet be definitely asccrtalned.
There can be but little doubt, however, that great
deal Of damage has been done to vessels plying in
and around the harbor OF New York. The storm
commenced about eight O'Clock yesterday morning
and ragged more or less throughout the day.
Shortly after noon, however. tho fog began
to settle down. aud in few hours
was so extraordinarily dense that IL was with
great difficulty the ierryboals were managed 10
making their trips to avoid collisions. Al about half
past four O'Clock the Hunters Point feriyboats TO
James clip were taken or the route, ana the boats
to foboken, Jersey CITY, Williamsburg. Hamilton
avenue, Brooklyn, hunters Point from IN rtJ-lonrth
street and Greenpoirt were from haf an hour TO an
hour ana o half in making the trips. large nunl-
ber OF small craft, which were The East and Iiud
son rivers, anchored In the streams daring the
prevalence OF the iog. The following disasters rave
been been reported Is resulting IRON The storm ana
inc ITuntor's Point ferryboat Montague, at fifteen
minutes to six O'Clock last evening, while crossing
the river ran into tue SioOp 0nn u. Coisa, yiDg az
the foot OF Thiryourth street, East river carryln.
away the ater's cabin ana knocking scnseles5
man named Martin kefrigan who was asleep IN
berth. Medical assistance was summoned and the
Injured man speedily sestored To eonscousnesS.
Ihe Artisan, passenger steamer plying between
sag Eaibor aud New lork was detained ~ the mead
OF the SOUND from "Wednesday evening until late last
night on account OF the storm.
Portland propeller, westward bound, which was
anchored near the Artisan, resumed her trip early
yesterday morninE and went ashore at Hell Gate.
-Four tugs have been Try Ing TO haul ncr or but with
out success. 1t is supposed she has sustained great
damage.
The steamer G. p. Upton, from Boston for New
York went ashore on haetts Point, He'll Gate, at
high water.
Steamer Grccian, - of the Anchor line, from Pa.
lerino for New York, with assorted cargo. went
ashore the night Of the 18th inst during thick
fog, at Jones' Inlet, l.. j.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

considered tie question OF encouraging American
commerce BY granting subsidies. The proposition.
however, for the present does not receive much en-
couragement.
Storm Sisnals-Thc Pr0pagafing Garden Of
the Agricultural Burenu.
The House Committee on Agriculture held ses-
sion on Wednesday and considered the proposition
OF Mr.. A. watson for the establishment OF system
or storm signals by means Of kilograms to forts,
arsenas and central points along the coasts and IN
the interior OF the country, TO convey information OF
the approach OF storms, with an especial to the
benefit OF commerce and agriculture. The commit
tee were agreed IN their conclusion tnat SO far as
reiaes 20 agriculture the proposed system IN Its pre-
sent shape Is impracticable. Subsequently the CON-
mtttee spent some hours IN an inspection OF the pro-
pagatinp garden on Fourth street, which Is under
the direction OF the Bureau OF Agriculture and is
devoted cheny TO the propagation or econo-
mic plants and fruits. and of the build
ing and ground Of the department Great
satisfaction was expressed with the condition IN
which everything pertaining to The establishment
was lound. so far as the limited means ut the dis
posa OF the Commissioner had enabled him to carry
out his plans ana with the thoroughly scientific
system and efficiency with which the interior
labors OF the Department conducted, yielding as
they have already done and are increasingly DONG,
results of immense practical value not only TO aEri
cuitursts in every part OF the country but also 10
every other class Of citizens.
knights Temniar Reception.
The President TINS evening attended the Knights
1emplar reception. The AFFAIR was unusally bril-
liant and was not only largely attended by Sir
knights in uniform, but by number CT members OF
Congress.
Marriage Of General Chambcrlnin.
The President was present this evening at the
marriage OF General Chamberlain with Miss Ingcr
soil, or this city, at the Metropolitan Methodist
church. A number OF distinguished officials and
citizens were present at the ceremony.
The India Rubber Patent Litigation.
The case Of a New York and Connecticut rub
Der company against the Providence Rubber Com
pany, for alleged infringement OF the license
granted them 10y Charles Goodyear for the exclusive
right TO use the vucanzing patent In the manufac
ture OF certain specified articles came up to-day for
review before the supreme Court. The case, 1t will
be remembered, is one OF long standing. IL de-
cided against the defendants IN the lower courts
and they have appealed from such decision. All the
points involved were discussed at great length by
eminent counsel ON both sides, including Hon j. A,
Garfield, CALEB cushing and J. +. Black for appel
arts and W. Z. Curtis, +. w. Stoughton anG others
for appellees
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
faaT OF NEW YORK, DySEu1E. ls, 1889.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
stSyasSip Marathon (Br), lie Messurier, Lverpool-C
Franckisa
Steamship Northumbra (Br Jones, Lverpool-Ien
Bros.
Steamship Hansa CNGl, Brckcnstein BremenOelrichs
Co.
Steamship smdt (NG), schweers Bremen-Thic.e, Motz
Co.
steamship MORO Castle, Adams, Havana-Atantc Nah
Steamship Co.
steamship Gen Barnes, mallory, Savannah-Livingston,
Fox & Co.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell Charleston-A Leary
Steamship Saratoga Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
inond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamship Dlrgo. johnson. Portland-J r Ames.
Ship Cornelius Grinnel, Wh!ting LondonGrinnell, Min
turn h GO.
Ship Alexander swed), Almeldt, Antwerp runch Edge
Co.
Bark Montczumn, Hammond Barbados-T T & + A Dwight
Co.
Brig Baltimore 1,rl Durfec, Havre-Moss& 4 wnrd
Brig Priscilla tBr), JONES' st Johns, MFR = Currie.
Schr Molie, Plunmer, Point Piro (Guad)--Mil
Houghton.
scRr Matte Holiness Tapley, Kingston, Ja-H Loud
Co.
schr Arthur Patterson Brownsville woodhouse South
mayd & Rudd.
schr Lymburaor Lansl. Kings Ferry, Fla-H Loud
Co.
schr Kirby, Robinson Charleston Bentley Miller
Thomas.
schr Warren, Morris, Washington NC-Thomas Holmes
Co.
Schr N II Benedict, Ellis Richmond-van Brunt sIanht
schr Glover, Pickering, Baitmore-H Brown 10.
schr Nautilus, Crockett, Baltimore-J W McKee,
Schr Trade Wind, Babb, baltimore w Mckee.
schr Mary A, Jeson, salcn-Rw Ropes 4 Co.
schr George, Hunt, Boston H Brown Co.
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EUR OPEhN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARgET.-LoSDoS. Dec. 16-4:3o
r. M.-Consos closed at 92iG for money, 92if for the
account. American securities quiet; flvetwenties,
1862, e55s; 1865, Siat; 1887, 81. Ten-fortes s2s.
Railroad stocks quiet. Erie. 1881: Illinois Central,
9slS; Atlantic and Great Western, 261s.
PARIS BoURsE.-PAR's, Dec 16-Bourse closed
firm. Rentes, 72f. 47c
FRANKFoRT BounsE.-FaANKFoRr, Dec. 10
United states bonds closed nat at 9l'S for the old
Issue.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET.--LIv RRpooI, Dec.
le-4:5O T.. M.-The cotton market closed steady.
Mlddlng uplanda, 1!ad; middling Orleans, l2d.
The sales OF the day foot up 5000 bales OF which
5000 were for speculation ana export.
LIVERPOOL HREADsTUFFS MARKEr.--JlvERPooL,
Dec. 1850 j. M--pcas, 36s q 31g.
HAyRE COTTON MARKET.-lIAyRE, Dec. 1G.--Cotton
closed active and nrm both the spot aud afioat.
On the spot, 1871 vi; aloatr 1851.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-IIvERPooI,
Dec. 1G-4:30 y. M-BacOn COS. Beef 105s. per
tlerce OF 30t bs for new extra prime mess. Pork,
1913. Cd. per bb for Eastsrn prime mess.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LOND0N, Dec. 1850
j. M.-Lnseed Oil flrmer. Refined petroleum. 1s.
S4d. Turpentinc, 2sS Cd. a 2Ss. Cd. Calcutta In
seed easier at 58s. Cd. Tallow, ass. 80. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, Dec. 1G.--Petro.
leum closed firm
HAMBURG, Dec 16.-Pctroeum is lrmer
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
ARRIVALS,
REroR1ED BY 7
TEAM YACHTS.

REroR1ED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Siberia gr, Harrison, Liverpool Dec 8, and
Ss L A a @ eSss
ssam,Sp Psmyra or, v,S. ws,.0p m mLsrSoo, Nov 60 via
ffnsessIsmn Dec and Boston l'h' with md'e to
with %. 81 s e:TPsshsa s assIS Bros DEE
an Tp %s. q @ ssSsa Pee
Steamship Cleopatra h rh!!ps vora crus Dec vi. sis.l
e s.n & % ;s sas ssa
Steamship Issae Bell Bourne Richmond City PoIn. and
Norfolk With ndse and passengers, to the Old Dominion
p ssn sHn r. s
Z
sn,s sas R Rsh q ssE 81 lsr.ss .S
s Brazil In ss a sa:s% sas eh
\. i Ssg %, ;sss. 9 ais,. p
saa lie nsS. miles passed 10 ssesrsa rom . So
Of sssSde W sIsaa ssaa sa'
Bark Helen Marion r), Bumcr, Bristol E. ss days, with
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND sourH.
Steamship Acusnnet Rector New Bedford for New YORK,
ws p aGa w @ 2 for New
York in ballast load in Geo sustons line San Fran
CISCO Was towed to this port by steamer Philip
Schr Scud Henderson, Lubcc for New York, with lah 10
jed Frye & Co.
schr Snow squal, Brown, Rockland for New York, with
lime } Brown.
schr Marietta Hand Harding Gloucester for New York,
with Gsh.
s 'bsE H ess ss. ssls % pssssgs s ss~ Yor.
Schr Borden Borden, Fail River for New York.
Schr d Wilson, Hubbard, New Haven for New York.
Schr II Drew, Miller, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Madison Holiness Howard Black Rock for New YORK.
Steamer Philip, Hazard, Mystic for New York.
BOUND EA3r.
Schr White Rock. Hubble, Amhoy for Southport
Scr Gloucester Hodgion, zaDethport for Haven.
schr Bartlett, Kicker. New York Tor Rkers Island.
BELOW.
Ship Seminole Holmes, from San Francisco Aug co. with
mdse, to Geo ID Sutton
Bark Gem, from Old Harbor, ia, days (by pilot boat
Ezra Nye, No2.
SAILED.
Steamships Marathon, Liverpoo; Hansa Rremcn Moro
Castle Havana Gen Barnes, Sayannah Magnolia, CHARLES.
ton; Saratoga, Richmond. &C.
Wind at sunset s.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec. 16, 1850.
Exchange-On London, lax q 154 per cent pre-.
MUM; United States, sixty days sight. in gold
~ per cent premium, In currency lax Der cent
discount =. =
The sugar market is nniet and quotations are un.
changed.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
SHIPPIN G. NE w S.
Almanac for Now YorlS--This Day.

Sun rises ..... 18 Moon sets. i. morn ) IL
Sun sets. ....... 4 33 High water. morn 90
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
BELOW.

Ship Seminole Holmes from San Francisco Aug co. with
mdse to Geo ID Sutton.
BARK Gem from Old Harbor, ia, "a days tby pilot boat
Ezra Nye, Noe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
FOREIGN.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAycIsco, January l3-The
steamship King Phillip, from Yokohama,
December 18th, has arrived, and con-
firms the reported surrender of Prince
Aidsis, Civil war in japan is consid,
cred at 90 end. The cspilulation treaty
was concluded NovsmAer the 9th, the
birth day Of the Miksdo. Yeddo becomes
the permanent residence Of the Miksdo,
and the Tycoon has retired to his private
possessions.
GLASGOW. January l3.-The Brennan
bark America, for New York, was spoken
on the 30Eh of December. She had
thirIy-nine shipvyecked persons on board
It is supposed that they are the Hiber-
MAS people, saved from the missing boat
HAVANA, January ban amnesty
proclamation by the Captain General ap-
pears in the Gazetta to-day. 1t releases
all political prisoners, terminates all
trials for political Offenses now in
progress, and holds cut unconditional
pardon 10 all insurgents whs lay dow
their arms within forty days.
Transports with fifteen hundred fresh
troops from Cai:z reached here THU
morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-13
M II, MI H HIS
"wednesday Evening. Jan. Is, 1853
THE NEWS.

The New York Herald says that the repeal
of the Tenure Of. Office act by the heavy vote
e;,ep. indicates the beginning Of decline in
tbe mower of Radicalism and the ascendancy
of more moderate aud conciliatory councils in
Congress than. those which have ruled the two
hou,es in their long and desperate conflicts
with President Johnson.
For some unexplained reason Rezors Ron
gale, the Grecian Ambassador at Paris who II
was supposed would represent Greece In the
conference, has been refused participation IN
Its sessions. He has protested against the ex-
clusion, and appealed to the Grecian Govern
uept at Athens for instructions. The confer
ence will await the action Of Greece in the
matter. and the session announced for yester-
dsy was postponed for time in consequences.
Four thousand soldiers have volunteered
THAR ssryices 10 the Government to assist in
suppressing the instruction in Cuba.
Aprir. fight was fought at st. Louis satur-
dsy. on Chouteau Island. above the city, De-
,xeep WIN. NJ. Davis and Tom Allen. Forty
three rounds were fought. resulting in the
complete discontinue Of Davis. who was ter
r;bly punished. Gallagher has challenged Al
len to fzht him. for sltoO, in Eve weeks, and
the challenge has been accepted.
Detective Barmsre. of Nashville, while re-
turning from business trip to Pulaski. was
taken fron, the train on the Nashville and De-
emu. railroad at three o'clock yesterday
morning by body of Ku-Klux. some twenty
Eve in number, dressed in scarlet. with scarlet
masks. Barmors made no resistance, and no
one interfered in his behalf. What they did
with him is net known.
Archbishop SpaldiDg. of Baltimore mas
issnsd an order 10 bis diocese forbiddlng the
iudiscriminate attendance Of persons in the
churches to witness marriage ceremonies.
Hereafter no one viii attend except BY card oil
invitation from the parties interested. This Is
deemed necessary on account Of the levity and
improper conduct of curioslty-seekers on re-
cent occasions.