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plopnets ano Jesus Christ. His undcEst snding
w. VI VOC honest 10 profess beliefin Gods inspiE-
~ ~ "olu, ara yet hold that relation to be ain.
~ one Which Moses expressly allowed, the
blue SAINTS sustained. and the Redeemer left
uulelGalea''-Uabnry's Life Of Jackson,
PsEE No.
''uc visited the free blacks Of The quarters
at Lexington. and eneouraged them "a 49, -'a -
pittance + Their aeT,inrs ~ rr;.t n;S,e,
hahrcrss 10 ~ Ta16 ~ Ply ~ nioles'
HIS ONLY INDEPENDENT CAMF410S.
when Jackson WAS ready to march upon
Bath, Romuey, etc.. In 1871. be hIscovrr,d
that dlscoptent and characterization had nro
rtfded 80 frr Il, ,,no 1-f..-1a 49, 49, 1 R.o
not -, H. ....!. ~ - ~ ons tuIt lucy were
W., ~ eS - etuaeeu" opou MS return 70
hMcncetes ne lounu the country tull of Ce-
bate and difference concerning his move
ments. The larger number deprecated bis
manIesiiy mad. Ms a WIFI rqas ms rS ns WIS was
tepuunced as tnbumnn. T6av safd tha,
his headstrong and nnrcason,ny 1eat ana -
restless thirst for d;stInction. thrnst him info
enterprises which he lacked discretion ~
conduct that be was competent 10
lead brigade well, hut had no canacfty for N
separate co,umaud. n Uabucy. a!1Si
''Generat jackson was cufsed for this all.
venture, and looked on as maniac for draS-
cling his command through such region At
such scason. Many troops deserted the
runks. lcavil,g LorIng out 1t Romuey while
he and his command retired 10 Win
chester, he was astourded BY the re-.
ceipt Of The following telegram f1nn
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WASHINGTON,

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsH1sG1oN, Jan.a
THE h1ssorBI sEsAToRsurp.
The telegram In an Eastern Democratic papc!.
and perhaps In We stern pspers Of the zane stamp,
TO The ecec: that General Grant has spoken or
Carl sehurz a. an adVentursf aEd carpet.earges,
aLd has given Mr.. Henderson doc eumcnts Intend
eo 10 aid him In the pending Senatorial contest
IN Missouri. Is wholly uufouuded. General Grant
Va- seen last week By persons frieadly 10 Mr,
HI ndcreon, a. he had previously BEEN By .,terds
CT General :churz, but he declined having any-
thing 10 do with the Senatorial question, He
pointed ont The impr opriery Of Interference ppon
bis part, and aa1a the after Was oue for tn. tst
Legislature to settle, and refused to eav . word
that could be used for the benefit Or to the dis
Advantage OF either gentleman.
MARINE HOSPITAL Ar NEW ORLEANS.
A letter Of Secretary Acculloch rcapcssi1 e the
retusn OF the Marine Hospital At New orleaps to
tee treasury Department, has heen referred to
As*htant Commissioner Hatch. who replies ttst
The civil authorities canEot be persuaded 10 take
charge Of the ZIG patients, and that ~ kc cs,t.
mated the cost Of completing tho hospital At
sl'iNo, 1t will be cheaper for the Treasury De
pa1tmert TO rcnt rome other bulldirg.
THE BRANCH MINT IL NEVADA.
Estimates have Just reached the Trea.arv De-
Pertinent for expenses Of nain.a:1ins the O7auch
~ " AHN o's'AoAAe Sosh t434,uU
atFIo1 Ea1ons lor machinery By the last Con-
grela were about 36Q 900. and rox An .nnr,,rls
lion Of ztso. Ia asked n trcn ~ ~ aI.a.
lishment ftr the coming year.
tRlTER CARRIERS REraaT,
The Washington City letter carriers report for
the last ouarter IF 1s{s shnx. ~. m nv, t.,s
ua,c cn,,ar,aa .,d az ~ I, ss'. "'''''' 4e'seis
ae1e "ot'9ssea aeu ooo " oeilscseu-
NFoAxA11oA WANTED.
Gtnffals G1l5m ard Reynolds have bean mr.
dered hire to communicates t,f,rra.,o, 49,.
rr,,t.r. IN 1-ox,o ~ .,,,s,. a9oc1
- 70 ,snaS az ntss:s.app,.
- Assoe1AiEU iREsS.
r.. cu21kScf h1AIEARHr. ..
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4 Washington despatch says that,
Judging by the number Of callers on the
Secretaries on New Years Day, General
Schotield seemed to be the most popular
member OF the Cabinet. The office
seekirg tribe src keen on scent. They
believe that Sch field will have seat in
tie Lew Cabinet, which explains the
great number Of calls at his house from
these disinieIcstctl patriots. The Sashcd
Sphinx" as the Copperheads call the
General, keeps his intended appoint
ments clcse within his own breast, but
the flice-hunters at the capital have a
peculiar faculty Of diviping q Presidents
nnutlertd Thoughts, and shaping their
course accordingly. Practice m .kes per-
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THE LAW OF pR1moGEN1TuRE,
In the cable dispatches, yesterday, a3
pcarcd the following:

kNaAAA Liz AQt4N niEH
Los Do> Jan. L. hs TINS. to Gay, in 1eai-
II editorial, der ronnc-s the project. or The Lin
efa for the ABOLITION of p5fmugcnt;uee, s aud
tats mat EnglaLd Il esscE1talty atsstocra.ic and
consciSatl,r.r
The denunclation comes too late. The
pcrple who have SO patiently waited for
recognition of their political liberty,
having Obtained it, anu with 1t the power
to protect il, will never use that power to
peipcluate other forms Of slavery no less
a'.oclous. Il is remarkable foe, that
the oTrers of the soil in England are
daily becoming fewer in number, and
that annually the area OF land used Tor
l'1tduction Is becoming less. By the
marriage Of the heirs prcsumptive Of the
lsne-lol5c1s large estates are rapidly
aceumulsting in q few hands, and to
p.rpctuate the monopoly they are en-
tailct. It is almost impossible for q
farmer or workingman to BECOME the
s.wner in fee OF foot Of land in his
ratiye country.
The London 1smes cannot successfully
defend such system. The example Of q
uasion OF forty millions Of freemen on
this side OF the Atlantic, speaking the
szme language, has made an impression
upon the public mind in England which
canrot be REMOVED. The success Of our
struggle with The rebellion Of our srls-
Iccracy has given strength to The hopes
Ct the English people. They see in this
courtry the power Of people who own
tie soil, and ale not tenants at the will OF
tEy perscD, ard they have come to the
cer clusion That all laws which give to
ene class the exclusive ownership Of the
soil are opposed 10 Tug welfare Of the
people.
II is but week since NC published
toa speech oi the editor Of the Lon
G6u 7imes 10 his constituents In tbs!
speech he proposed as tic remedy for the
suffering ct The landteFs, that they migra'e
to Anerica. He thought England would
be belser of wittou: its labor.ng popu
1a'ioD, anu that they would be better fl
IN scmc other lard, where they could en-
joy privileges Gcuied them at home
II s sia1&smauship never suggested {
1enedy in the English law, heyoad th.
exile Of those who were dissatisfied. Tha
would be AL easy way Of disposlrg o
tie difficulty ii lie people would accep
i a'..!":f, unfortunately for that policy, tn
1l'lsr'ty e the E:gl:sh people claim tn.
rght Ct living in sli.ir native land, an,
OF eljcyirg tht SAINT liberties that the,
utd chain cls.whtre. II the Torie
NIKE the tieht upon the repeal ot III
laws ct prir:ost n:tute, the cu:y OF IN
l. ssrais is u plain une. Tacy must nd
one or tn 0 mill Gns 20 thu number Of tn
e''rat ch!sed yo!t1s, eld must arm taer
w!tl, the ballot. Ths. pol1cy wit; r: ono
dt1ercirc WHITTIER E. gland is ra.ion {
i.ce'ntn CT the mtre preserve Ct az ari
ioerscy. If The Tories van. tha. a1c:
t;ou uec:d.d, let ttcm be acco mn date
| without tl.lhy.
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ka1sas City, NO., has ropul.tsoa OF $3.50.
Men Hampshire ha- s70 hctels
The cnly public amusement in Macon, Ga, on
Christmas, Vas bsar 1ght.
A Boston deaeon acknowledge. tha. he NJ
s!rsctcd over Il 0o fnou tho church plate
VcTy few Germane and large parties nre given,
tlis year, in New York.
Houston (rexaa} rcwaecys are xssal. to eell
the onion, Republican paper.
The market tuukc i6 uouston, Texas, tents Ior
$1,850 per month.
Ofthc 5.0o0 citizens of fremont, Pa, only 800
Attc1d church regularly.
In North Adams, Ma.s., last year c6o, Goa pairs
OF shoes were made.
0Ic thoufa d peEtons attended bachelors bail
in Montreal On The 3oth nit.
0ie burglary and two attempts thercot occurred
In 9iutespolis cn Tus.day night
sono weeks ago the danghttr Of c,iIzan. Of
Houston, Tex1s, uystersously dt.ippe1ied. The
cthe1 day ste unt1Eeete.iy teappea.ed, auaJed
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dou's extensive bit stock ruauussetory, II th1s
fo.n. Tss buried last uiRat. L1ss. $so,Oo1.
NKE HAVEN. Jan 3.-rhe repair shops Of the
New Hasen and New YORK Railroad were
destroyed BY fire at eleren o'clock last night,
!hsy aEe stu halnttg. Loss esuuateu II about
*1oo ,0oo- lEen1ed fnr SsptOO.
BANGOR. Jan. Ten btick stores on Brosd
STREET were burned last nigh, occupied by 7ar,-
ous parties. The ps1nc.pat loss fal1s on Hay yeard
z Eo., amounting 70 <65. 200. Injured Counor S
Foee Bridges, <25 ooo Ewing i 20 S31.GO:
ccrge PieKcflpR, S7,oGo; George Ladd. SD. .oG0
9. Burning. $751; cog; Dale / Co, $4,000. Tptsi
loss. $s50H0. mostly insured
/, TAoI, jan a.-W. raylor'a lumber yard wa.
burnt yesterday. Loss. E0,ooo insured,
. NEW foRK. Jan. IA hre this D. m, at got
Hsnuiacturer 0. furniture vatnssh, al $1,000: Is
z. Cooley, des1cs In broous. $1,000: Mr.
he'n99s1eJ. ~ 9 msnutsetnEer Of picture frames,
;SlG.No and g. seh2l!sh, restaurant q 600. Th:
lots On buildings Is $lo, ,00. Most OF tha prop
city Vas insured.
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TIE ERIE CONSOLIDATION.

Out OF the Erie frauds aud reckless dis.
hcresty, there comes presptc: Ct s posi-
t:yc extension Of the business and the
connections OF that railroad. The usr-
sge1s III Ntw York re'u:e TO state what
they have dune ID the Way of Western ex-
ttEs!6rs; but VIC are informed tina. ihe;e
arrangements include the leasing, or the
o5ts1nicg OF the control by thu purchase
Ct stock, Of the f,llowirg Western roads:
!. An extension to Cincinnati by the
Atlantic & Grea. Western RailrcaJ, ez-
teEding trcm S lauarca, station on tic
Es.e Kosd, 10 Cincinna i, ria Cleveland.
2. To Catcsgc, by the Colunbus, Cal
csgr 6 tndiana Central r I'D, coonec ing
at C1bana, Ohic, with the Atlantic /
Grcnt Western, Knd thence to Chic,go.
3. To S.. LOUIS, by the Ohio & M,ssis-
Airri Railroad, between Cincinnati aud
81. Lou:s.
4. An extension to the Missouri RIVER
tE tic Chicago; Rock 1slaLd tS Pacific
issiltcad.. The A1lsntic d. Great Wes:-
etn Road is broad gauge, and by laying
8 third rail, broat gauge, from Urbsna to
Caiesgc, there will ba the means OF
through freight from here 10 n ew York.
With 1tsse CONF cc:ions pelmanlntly
stcrTtd the Erie Road wilt be practically
txhneel tor freight 10 Chicago, s.. Louis
SID Cincirnstf, and its passenger line 70
Omphs.
Tie public always hear Of railroad
ccl sol'da'icns with some apprehension,
Tut there is vida difference between
'bc consolidation OF connecting 1osds
sud the virtual extension Of through
| lirc, and the consolidation Of parallel
to.cs, ard the extinction Of competing
i'Ies. Thus, the ct 1solldation Of the Erie
aid the New York Ccnt,al, or the Penn
sylvaria Cen,rsl, tr The Baltimore e.
Ohio Road, would be public caismi.y,
al d 50 would be the consolidation of tie
n ch'gan Genital. Michigan Southern aud
Pittsburgh & For: Wayne Roads. Such
& ccEeo1i1stion would BE- to place in tie
hands cf oIe mammoth corporation the
Exclusive commRnd Of all the routes TO
The East, and would be the erection of
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II s Aec;de1cy, Andrew johnson, VII
walk ou: OF the White House in t,eo
mon b. from to-day, and General Grant
Will ascend to tue Chair Ct Sta'c. The
time is shcr: until the change OF admins
tra'ion Wilt Ike placc, but the PEOPLE
wish il WAS shorter by fltty-uire days.
They sre in patient to be rid Of the eor-
ruptio1e atd malicasancc OF the existing
Coprerhebl administration.
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CRIME.
An kbacordt1g Banker.

Bosrcs, Jan. e.-Jose2h r. DaEs, . we'll
Known banker on the corner OF STATE aai Ds7on::
th!re e're II, has bacn missing . couclt Of
hare. Hls tank acetunt IL said TO be ofcrisaTu
S!G.odc. and che. clven 10 ysf1o1s parties c1ue
hack This loren; on. tlhonoted AID unpaid: The
office has been closed to day. and hts Eherea'
hoatk Is ut rknow1. The losses Of de2osltors, W1o
arc verify parties Of moderate means, viii be
tAdIY ftlt,
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RtRfR.

FHrtApx1rH1A, Jan. Ia. destructive frs
hrokc ont late lasr night which aesToJcd the
large bn,lE,nr on tie corner II Broad and Chery
et1eete used duripx tho war as hospital, and Of
la.e eccu.ted b. large nnmoer Of grain, pro-
dncc and commission mefeh hants.
Pu11.Apr1rHtA. Jar. Last night ire de-
stIoy ed the extensive grain and ptodnee for.
Ward,ng warehouse, corner OF Dekalb Aod Hur-
lt5 streets Tte contents on tho nr.t door were
flour, feed and hops. and On the third aaoE, whte'
keJ .1ta total losa- including building, - esti.
nsted II a'quaFter Of : aAlion- =,
G111sxz15, H.xs., ja., l-G-n. & A.
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DIES MONIES.

Dcs mciaca yKllky Railroad RFfdCa
Flni.hcd-lsrozrsB5 on the II. 1. Il
r. Il. r. Buttdlug improvements
During The r. II j ekf.
Special Despatch to Fne Chicago Trihane.
DIS Mo1rEe, Jan. I.
Th: Dee NoinesTa'ley Railroad tridrc oycr tho
Des Moitct River. In this city, VAS completed to-
day, arc the care will c1ote in ten days, Wheu
dspct and warehouse will be established On the
Wlet etcc. ..
The construction On the Chicago. Rock Is'ard
i rseidc Ra,!road reached Atlantic 1hls eyen-
ing. which 1s eighty three nt1es from this city
ard ff!y SIX from coaucil n!u1s.
The Sa:s Register publishes au article In the
morLiEg. shown. bv detail the .rprove1eEts
nade in Dcs Notnes during tho yesr 1S6s. The
suua total expended on buildings. pub1lc and
private Is $l,..50, ,0tM aad the increase IN popu.
tstion, 8 SO: o:al population OF The city At
nretept. Is GEO,
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The Eastern Iunbroelto.

MAD 1o, Jan. J..
General Ca5al!ero de Roda, after having isEued
proclamation to the insurgents At Malsga 70
throw down their arms. and they refusing 10
submit. he declared the pace In ststa Of sle2e.
The town Was then attacked by goseram ent
troops. The insurgents were fought IN the
streets, and defeated. when Caosllero .ucce:ded
IL restoring order.
LONDON, jan. :.
Details of the insurrcet!on IN Aafiz. state thss
4ftt. sharp engaS ement ia the streets, General
DeRoda su ceeeded IN routlng the rebels aud re-
storing ordeS. The iroa-cta!s IN the ha-bos
plled IN concert With D:Ro IA, by pou:sny gall
ing n1e into the SatkA Of the insurgents. The
cQuptrx coW l. entirely ua1qutl.
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XIAly4
k1K0 y1c7cR xxAkrEL's NEW YEAn'e Aup7Ess.
FLoRaAcs, Jan. l.
King Victor Emsnuel, tc-ds., In reply to New
Teas's congratulations Of bis military etaa, eatl
th&s The present s:tu2noa Of 1t+iisn Affairs vas
ecod: but that X the present auatcsb:e ttsusttoa
ehculd lecome cloutea. aud trouble tho7ld n the
future sppear to be Imminent, be- saould cont
deity rely upon the loyalty aad patEioism Of rue
army to tustain him IN maintaining peace 19d
.at.oual honor.
4AzxlsI corssEIS MODERATION n ofALlSo "lsn
7AH BcAAa QuE.l1oH.
NEW ToRK, J&n. 2.
Mazzinl has published a manifesto shnst auy
5u,;h,r unc e,tak1rca at violent lrs1Irect!ona:V
ehsrac.cr to Atpet the Ps2ai states to fhs King
dom Of I:a}r. "He wsnt Rome" he a1Js, sb1t
We know that tse liberation tantot proceed rom
the fraction CT party, but must DC tue "oEK OF
national euteSptise.>a
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N0E1Cc To EJcha.uo.

lHE DAILY TRIBUNE vii! only he sent as
;'' exchange 10 those weekly paper: which
nave received prospectus with request to
Iubl!sh she satNc. Our exchange list is iunr.
alnatt y 1nsEc. and VIC eau not cou@rut to TX.
'eno II !" those papers which msy insc:t the
Prospectus without request,
, 1869-01-04

mCTtN3tNta CT Nt Eau SieRm SfI.
Lospox, Jan. 2.-Thc steamship Rhcin. from
New York, wten eatszlng the Wsser. gr31nued
on the Ecndccav. aud tpLucg leak. She Will
haye 10 70 into deck for repltrs- &c.
GnxrSucE, jan: a-rne steamer Btltacfa.
frou NtE York, arrived today.
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AppoIr tmtnaa By CoveTuor Hoffman.
AigA>r, Jsnuary a-Goveroor Hodm.n has
appointed Samuel GArvtn Dles1tct Attorney
fef The city OF New York. He has rendered the
rlsee On the Superior Cont bench, made vac,n,
b. Garvi1's reeiznatiou. 10 Hon. Wlliiap 4.
Gtne1al Palmer h.s r signed tee once Of Com
Ei.ssrE Gerefa1 Of Ordnance, aud the Govrrror
has as pointed Ge1esal William II. Norris to the
cf1ce
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OMAHA


OxAnA Jan. al. u. i 4. ]. Flank clothing
houHc hsye tailed la 7tl.!es, s., ,0o) to S51,0O
Abtlt $U,GV0 i secured by mort ,Age oa lcal cs.
eettle.
L!enteuant Colonel George Pome,o7, Pay.
master, died this afternoon Of pntu1onis.
, 1869-01-04

HrrALo, Jsn. e.--Jaues nillnch nt. supe rim
tcnuent OF fhe Buffalo D vision Of the y. y Yo:k
Ccntraj Railroad, has betu aDpo ned tieEesal
Suter:u.eplc.t o! the road. t:fe John Newell,
ard trters q upon his duties.
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svt;chtll Convicted OF Murder a
Phal3d81pht0.

FHr1px1puI1, Jan. 1.-The jury in the
TYistheil enee want ont aboat Rine 0'slo1k this
pyectng ana returned IN lErn,y dse minutes
With ye.dicr Of guilty Of murder in .he usst de.
Cree. rbe p1aonsr Heertsed the verdict by
throwing his hands In depressing nanner.
, 1869-01-04

NEW YoRK, jan. 2.-The watch c.aa m3.utac'
tory Of Wh. eler PAtfon. l. Co., ~ Statt street,
Btookly1. waa robbed thursday NIGH Of $5,1oo
worth Of HaSth cAseR.
, 1869-01-04

SrEcUpsprBa, Pa. Jan 1.-The REoadhcad
murder tr1al wss closed last Right. alter a1gu.
ment Of counsel. There /. little doubt 3s - the
tptif OF the ascuseQ.
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Inauguration Of PANEL n. FOE. Mayor
Of Hh1ta4eEpbi3.

PuuADYLrH1A. Jan. 1.-Dan!el n. F,x, the
rtG1s.ffett,d EayoE. wss l"A7cuEated this AZ
teynct n. The toutes: for the Office: On a-co1nt OF
legged fsaure II The elcctlsn, II stu rend1ng be-
fore The court.
>ieel and rain have usdc the dsy quite IN
nj
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~AAH~s-A

SrnoCpfpuRo "a ,Jan. x-Brooks and Orne
were to-day seuteu co to bs han ,ed Tor TIE N II
der aE Eeia<als' Water Gap: Tho dAT u. u &c
1-e1 b H. 1o:cE.ot.
, 1869-01-04

The Mttpsndancl B1ig4 reports that treaty
vss s,c,ed On tovem1 er 1s LAST, between the
Cnitt ssstes snd Btlz,uu,, by which susieess OF
tic latter power who tnI5 rstaiauza as
term o2 military srrver, shal no LONGER be liable
L,f huch service On lhclI leil1n 10 BelK.n11.
, 1869-01-04

V,1x,sorox. ntl.. Jan s-I1oo. h1stto ".
B,tcs, cx. United 6sAtea Scratoe from Delaware
i.Sa1 10 lt5q}, dIed At p0seI, {etsesd1{.
, 1869-01-04

xJuxrxoros, n. G., Jan. 1.-The negs-es he:c
cels brated emancipation, to-day, BY speeches.
t,HAslEs7ox, s. G., Jan 1.-Euarcipa:4oa dsJ
was celebrated to.dar, hJ 4 raIada of eotcFsn
soss. ties aso ~ foaRaais:: ana ~ q 9sao,
Perde0 .o-dsy.
, 1869-01-04
II CHICAGO,

Hkw Io1E. Jau.i
a esiute was fred In the Cit. Hall P4Ek to-caT.
at the txpeEse Of the TanuaaEy p1t1c:ana, IN
boz or OF the tnarP uratiua of GoverEcT u1H3aL.
ibt 6t' FuI to-day ba! peeL quite seyert, and in
setfe,ed with the New Tear festivities. 1 III IUn-
beT nt New 1sRr'a calls was much sualIer than
usual. ! hs Ee YVES considerable c1u3sccnes4 To-
Whrcs the e1rsr OF the day, ana asuy Respectable
Jo0rE n1cr are n tie EtsIfcn housGs. itC oE1-
ctrs II The city eovsrrm. ct presented a-tl1s
Aayes cowau With q diamond pin aad ring anp
apisna }utt h Tore his ref:rcm nj ls.t cvetsn.s.
New " e1fa haA sesn observed a. 4 t1osc hoit-
das IL all hustle J. circles. Wall et;eet VAS de-
tcFtxd. .rd Il e1owds At the uptown ho:eas ara
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ETF-I5I EesPatt3 ID tue 6iF3E6 TF:6un4,
HAu'eoN. Wis, Jan. 7.
New Years Day here WEE marked bT . sshe-aI
tu-pers saoo OF business, sud IL terth ange OF So
ttal EEesst1.s aad recreation generally. IN:
State uftccr5- ald gentlemen OF the cit; ge.ef.
ally. uere out cal;tug on The !ade7.
The annual festival Of lacomo:i:e engineers on
StW fesrs Erefwas l'gely ATTENDED, Many
{il{e and other cities,
, 1869-01-04

HST pArL, Dan. e-Tre cclored citizens Of I'u-
Ietosa held gysud nass convention hers on the
t1st, to celebrate n eonor OF suasaze. Abou. i0)
eoletcd psople wetc pteseLt, and the convention
w:s magnificent success. Mr. Banks WIS n 1s4
President ard Nj, Jsekton Secretary. WITH
pa1ion Proclamation was resd, r..olutloa.
Of pasrtouc character were passed, bat
too ;er gtu7 TO telegraph. Ad are4-es were dslir.
yesor Go1eEal Lon Suttiag, aon. " t. Wilson,
Co!c mel J. aorn Davidson, Rev. l. Washington,
feolored1. Hon. Morton 3. Wilkinson. ant lgca.
tius Dcpueljy. The nee ing It nj yttwas fallo~-
ed By abanquet for the cuIos:d soiks. Great en-
thu1las1 prevailed. Il was 1o every sense sue
cess. aud ttaected credit upon the colored men
oF ths %tatp.
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AT MrSrAAliE. IONA

ArEcA1laE, Jan. Ia convection OF II.
eoioit T. u loT7. to eppoi1t delegates 10 t1c
1t w sshius,on City on she 13,h inst, and f,r
o:tes buzz ess. was he'd etsstdsy in the coi9rrd
hsiIs prsssn. ron nos: Of lbs p:uai1ns n c:,es
Mt foai- whe1c ree.c sss apr cc1s si,leslolc
Timber or Ltrroea.. ! be fallo.lnc delegate was
cl ctcd 31-1Auttr Clark. If AEsca,tue,
The celebration Of ErnsDcleat,oa viii rake
Elaee this evtnitR with al the tosprs, tie
IYe3l1 fIsftes Gcw going IN in the shape OF
suupfutus cinrt1 q, 0les O:era aal. To.tIsat
there will be r.adit OF the Focl1 -ation at Emac-
c1pstton. apeecn1ty1n2, tic. Aaj.r G'.ocnor.
Attorney GeEeral Of the state, Rn1 the hon. Jacob
Butler, abuut tie teet thinker n the stare arc
The orators OF the occasion Tor etr speeches; tus
great cea3 Of Gralofy 1rom Others il Expected
al II general good, interesting asd irssruc1ss
time. ihe celebrations ~ c9losEd people htr.
have been great successes, ent:t ed to this great
rta!se. that they have ta every Instance becn cpu
Quoted with ao.oIztr sosrteiy.
, 1869-01-04

A1RAxx. N T., Ja-. 1.-Go7ernor ele.. Hot-
man sas this morning escorted 10 The state ,.ap-
company Il cavalry, to be tu1ugurated az Guve:-
nor foiwitbstard1uR the storm, WHICH Is
the worst Of the season, = lsrge crowd WAS
benton and ttsd. followed BY Governor Ho0.
z IN and e:af, entered the Assembly Chr mb=r At
o'clock. GoTs1Lot Fent0n addressed the Cor
esnor elect ir i cordial and coaeratutatary msp-
ntr, oEd surrendered to hun the Symbols or once.
Governor Hodman replied in N equally conpN-
men ary aud cooEf1tul9tuly n1anneF, AID auhsx-
qneIlly, with Lieutenant Govtrnor Auel G.
Basch, vas sworn IN bJ Judge Nct,pn. attsr tha
ceremony. Governor hoffman held Reception n
the Executive Mansion.