Wilmington Daily Dispatch from Wilmington, North Carolina • Page 2

I. i MISCELUNEOUS. THE DAILY DISPATCH. I (From the ETening Edition.) LATEST-XEWSBtinAIti BARRY Jk BERNARD, Editors asb Pxorairroas. JOHN D.

1L BERNARD. FROM RALEIGH. Office No. 41 Market street. NEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS.

At Greatly Reduced Pric. WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING, ANI win receive during the holidays, an txtt-iiivi and carefully selected assortment of i I 3 NEW GOODS, Comlstlng in part of 230 PIECES PRINT3.LATKST PATTKKN Boston Mayoralty Election. BosTO, December 1865. F. W.

Lincoln was reelected mayor of this City to-day by a majority of about two thousand. The city council is largely Pc Tote to light- little over eight thousandL i Virginia Legislature. i Richmoxd, December 12, -1S65. In the Senate to-day the House bill, incorporating the National Express Company passed also, the bill authorizing the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company to issue bonds to raise money to rebuild their bridge at Richmond. -f A Guerrilla Captured, JBLOOMriELD, December 9, 1865.

A squad of Major 'Wilson's Cavalry captured the guerrilla King White, an accomplice of Brry, FROM WASHINGTON. J. I. The news Irom Wtshingtop is not favorable to the success of tbe'jACOscrf resolution of Mr. Stevens.

In fact it has already been shorn of much' of its hidcouscess bj the Republican caucus. As the resolution now stands, it provides for the appointment of a committee of fifteen, nine on the part of the House and six on the part of the Senate, whose duty it shall be to inquire into the condition of the "so-called" Confederate States, and report whether they are entitled to representation in Congress. This modification 'of the resolution is regarded in Washington as a great triumph of the conservative Republicans. Proceedings of the Legislature. WILMINGTON, N.

DECEMBER 15. 1865. FROM WASIILNGTON. a letter from J. R.

Graves, United States Special Indian Agent at Fort Lamed. He represents that very little trouble had been experienced with the hostile bands of Indians which infested the plains. t. The Indians who committed the recent depredations belobg to the band of Dog Indians, otherwise known as outcast.1 The loyal Indians are anxious to join the government forces and assist ia exterminating this entire band. They believe that the next scene of bloodshed will be tho route between Fort Dodge and Fort Larned as hostile bands, numbering over 2,000 Indians are collecting on the route with a view to destroying the overland coaches.

THE CHARTER OT TUB CITT OF WASnWOTOX, The partial effect of the bill introduced into the House by Mr. Patterson, of New Hampshire, is to repeal the charter of the city of Waahington. In view of the almost certainty Qt negro suffrage, and for other substantial reasons, a movement is on foot among some of the citizens to surrender the charter of the City to Congress. TO BE DISFRANCHISED. Senator Nye will introduce to-morrow a bill' forever disfranchising all who have voluntarily taken an oath of allegiance to the Southern Con- federacy.

5 1 NEGRO Crr RAGE IS THE DISTRICT. There are over 7,000 signatures to the colored TRIUMPH OF THE CONSERVATIVE REPUBLICANS ON THE STE. VENS RESOLUTION. LARQEST'CIECDLATIOTI Iff THE 11 agents roiiTui: dispatcii. lu.

A. M. Wm. IL McLacbi Laurinburgh. G.

L. Magnolia. Col. E. R.

Anson County. Robt. M. IIocsto Mtrloa C. IL, S.

C. CaFT. V. V. RrCHA TiSON.

WhlttSVillc. A. Rowlasd, Lmhbcrton. F. J.

Swasx Swarm's SUtlcn, Muore UOUSE Uvdeu Arrest. Capt. Be-j. Robinson, saiior editor of the Fayetteville Xtta, reached near Mount Washington recently. Ksr- Lieutenant E.

A. MaffltW son of Captain DISAFFECTION WITH THE COMMITTEES. here on yesterday in charge of a guard of United; States soldiers. He as well as the 100 PIECES DELAINES LAJEST PAT TERN. 50 PIECES 3fERINOES.

LAC It 0ILK3, LADIES' MANTILLAS, CLO A A I SHAWLS, latest styles. HOOPS Hn, BALMORAL AND SHEETINGS. LADIES' AND GENTS' BOOTS AND KHoK Ot every style, of the best quality. ALSO, i Rccon- guard who arrested' him is entirely, igno- I Horace GrCCley on strnction. Maffltt, of the privateer Alabama, and Jefferson Davis HowelL A nephew of Jefferson Davis, who were arrested at Portland, Maine; last week, on their arrival from Europe, have beep sent to Washington.

JST The military prison at Nashville, Tennessee, has been abolished, and the Inmates snt to rant of the charge on -which his arrest is based. Capt. Robinson was a gallant sol- t3fT Mr. T. J.

Leb is the authorized Bus-1 dier in the cause he thought right, and we incs Manager of the Dispatch. Orders for I fed sure that an investigation of his case, Movement in Congress Looking to the Trial of Jefferson Davis in Richmond. Job Work or -Advertising placed in his whatever the charge may be, will show that men's petition asking for suffrage in this District. It is now ready for submission to Congress. hands will receive prompt attention.

he has been guilty of nothing inconsistent the penitentiary. -gr James E. Murdock, the distinguished actor, is lying ill in Washington. with hi cliaracter as a high-toned gentleman, lie leaves for Raleigh this afternoon. where, we presume, llis case will be brought MESSA QE OF GOVERNOR ORRf OF SPECIAL NOTICES.

SOUTH CAROLINA. DEATH OP JAMES PULTON." It becomes oar painful duty to announce the death rf-jAXES principal rditor cf the Wilmington Journal. Ife died at his residence in this city, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 31 r. Fcxton was a man of unusual talents before Gen.

Rcger. We wish Bennie a speedy return to his family and friends. The Journal. We are requested to an BLACK BEATER. SILK MIXED CA83IMERE, and FRENCn BLACK CLOTH, VELVET AND SILK VEST ING8 AND VEST PATTKKN.

Latest sylea. 600 SUITS OF CASSIMERE AND OTOER CLOTHS FOR (i KM. From Tennessee. nounce in consequence ot the death of GEN. LOGAN AND THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

Gen. Logan was on the floor of the House today. He has yet made no decision on -the Mexican i JTDICIAX. SrSTEM OF THE SOUTrfERN STATES. Representative Wilson, of Iowa, introduced a bill to-day which was referred to the Committee on Judiciary, reorganizing the Judicial system in the Southern States.

The object of this bill is to perfect arrangements for the trial of Jefferson Davis before the United States Circuit Court at Richmond. GENERAL BUTLER. General Butler will be here on the 18th inst. He has determined to give the public his own account of his military career, backed by official orders and COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BETWEEN THE STATES. Mr.

Fclton, the Journal will not be issued THE THE FE-4 TROUBLE AMONG NIANS. an able and pleasant writer, and altogether I to-morrow W. H. liIPPJTT, DRUG IS A ND CHEMIST. Always on hand a full and select supply of PURE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFSV PERFUMERY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, FANCY ARTICLES, etc Prescrijitions accurately and neatly compoonded.

No. 55 Market street. P. 8. Store open from 6 A.

M. to P. M. Persons wishing prescriptions compounded at INDIAN AFFAIRS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SACRED CONCERT. REPETITION. Etc. Made according to latest fashions, and of itijrior finish expressly for this market. CARPETING, BLANKETS, STATIONERY, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

Of every description, which we offer at lVrt rates at NO. 18 MARKET STREET. one of the best editors in the country. As a political writer he excelled; perhaps, better posted in the history of parties than any man in the State. Like the best of he had his faults but his warm heart and genial temperament made him "troops of friends" who will sorrow over his untimely grave as over that'ot a brother.

4 -In the midst of usefulness in the freshness of manly strength he has been cut down NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE. TTHE VERY GENERAL REQUESTi-OF The bill introduced by Mr. Garfield, of Ohio, to facilitate commercial intercourse between the several States, is in accordance with a paragraph night will please call at my residence on Second street, between Dock and Orange. oct l-6m Tcesdat, December 12, 1865. As usual, the proceedings of Tuesday arc in tnc annual message on that subject, it pro 80L.

BEAR RKO. almost destitute of interest. We subjoin all that those who were detained, on account of the torm( from the Concert given at the CITY II ALL on Wednesday, in aid of t. John's Church, the Committee hare the pleasure to announce that the 6ingers liave. consenU-d to repeat the entertain dec 14 hibits a per capita tax by a State on passengers travelling by rail or boat, and looks to a so-called air-line railway between New York and Washing is worth publishing.

SENATE. and ere the setting of another sun, all that is mortal of James Flitox will rest in the silent grave. Blanks. jgLANK MANIFESTS BLANK RECEIPTS For Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, Mr. Ferebee from the joint select committee ap ton.

GONE HOME. pointed to confer with the committee to prepare For eulo at th OUR CONDITION. ment, ci the same place, on 3IOXDAV EVENING NEXT, 18tli on which. occasion several new pieces will be given. Cards of admission issued for the Concert of Most of all the Southern delegations of Con- a code of laws for the government of freed-men, reported in favor of postponing the matter crressmen elect have gone home.

Those from Ten DISPATCH 'erhaps no people ever occupied a more OFFICE. S-tf untij the adjourned session in February next. nov 10 nessee are still "here, f. Report was concurred in. Bill providing for pay unenviable position, politically, than do the people of the South at this time.

After a ment of State debt contracted' before the war was also postponed until February next. heroic struggle for independence, in which they made a reputation and a same that will HOUSE OF COMMONS. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES, At Reduced Price. CONSISTING of DRY GOODS, CLOTH1NM. and GROCERIES, of every description 50 bbls.

100 bbl8. flour 50 bbls. prime su0ah. 50 bags superior coffee. 50 boxes assorted cani)lvs 50 BOXES SOAP.

50 BOXES STARCH. 50 BOXES FINE ANI) COM To BACCO. 25 BBLS. SUPERIOR LIQUORS. 50 CASES MEN AND WOMEN'S T.s House Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT a small dwelling, with four or fire rooms, and near the business centre of the city. Apply at the, DISPATCH OFFICE, nov 8 27-tf An election was held for seven Councillors of not be forgotten while real merit and genuine valor axe admired they were at last Wednesday evening, and not used, will be received on this occasion. The price of admission on Saturday evening will be one dollar. Cardd of admission may be obtained at cither of the places at which they were sold for the former Concert. Only a limited number of cards will be issued.

To commcuce at 8 o'clock precisely. JOIINE. LIPPITT, State, four of them being elected, viz Messrs. THE LATEST FROM WASHINGTON. Washington, December 12, 1865.

The reconstruction resolution agreed to in the Union caucus last night will probably pass the Senate without lengthy debate. House Committee on the'District of Columbia was purposely made up of men known to favor equal suffrage here. The proposition introduced into the House to charge upon the national treasury all war expenses of the States, meets with opposition iu the Treasury Department. Hundreds of millions vni. Eaton, II.

A. Leniley, D. L. Russell, and J. J.

Yates. forced by overwhelming numbers to succumb. Their armies were surrendered and disbanded; and those gallant men who Mr. Waugh, from the joint committee to wait on the Governor elect, reported that the com fought so nobly on-" every battle-field from NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR PHILADELPHIA.

mittee had attended to the duty assigned them, and that if it was the pleasure of the two Houses, Gettysburg to the Rio Grande, returned in JOHN I HOLMES, Committee. J. Ai WILLARD, dec 14 58-3t Notice td Delinquent Tax Payers. padness and in tears to the old hearthstones the Governor elect would meet the General As are involved in the settlement of these claims. STEAMSHIP CUMBRIA, Fkench, Commander, The Conservatives claim the result of the they had left behind.

There they have quietly sembly in the Commons Hall on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, and take the oath of office. The re caucus of Republican Senators yesterday as a triumph which will be followed b'y the admission remained, trusting in the magnanimity of I WILL be at my office, at the Court House, on tl.o rnnnrnM tw.it.: .1 A Monday, the ISth, to receive taxes from those port was concurred in. Will sail Saturday Morning, at 6 A. M. Passengers must be on board Friday night.

whose tweuty days' notice has expired. After AND SIIOES. 200 PIECES BROWN 8IIEETINO. We are also receiving goods iu additiou to ihr above, per weekly steamer, all of which wo will sell at reduced prices, at NO. 41 4t 42 WATER STREET.

of the Tennessee delegation. Cabin Passage, 00 Steerage. 12 50 The Department has taken steps to repair FROM WASHINGTON. of the General Government, as 'announced by the Chief Executive, would be carried out in good faith. In all respects they have that day shall proceed to enforce the law upon all who fail to come up and pay their taxes.

RICUARD J. JONES, Sheriff. Decemckk 13, 1865. dec 15 59-3t DISSATISFACTION WITH THE HOUSE COMMITTEES. O.

G. PARSLEY A CO. dec 15 59-lt damages to the levees oq the Lower Mississippi on the ground that Louisiana and Mississ Washington, December 11, 1SG5V ippi are under martial 1 i i 81 1 SOL. PEAKt CO. M-lui dec 14 Mr.

Speaker Colfax announced to-day the House committees. In view of the many conflicting- FOR NEW YORK. Murray's Weekly Steamship Xine. been appointed Governor of -Ne'w Mexico. interests demanded important the Coc's Super-Phosphate of Lime, complied with the wishes of, that govern-tuent.

Instead of bands of guerrillas roaming over the land, we find nothing but peace, hi far as" the cx-Confederatcs have anv agency in the matter. Everything is quiet no Northern man is afraid to come here and in cotton, or tar, or rosiri. Thev result seems to give great dissatisfaction. The New York delegation especially feel that they To the Magistrates of New Hanover County. ORDERED, That the Sheriff of this County, by advertisement in the newspapers or by spcial notice, summon the Provisional Magistrates of this County to meet at the Court House, on Wednesday, the 20lh inst, for the purpose of aessing and levying taxes for the benefit of the" on News from Tennessee.

Nashville, December 10, 1865. The fine fast sailing side wheel steam EtEK ship CUMBERLAND, Dearborn, com mander, will sail on have been ignored, the chairmanships of onl)i BOxE IflAIVURE. The findings and sentence in the ca6e of Colonel two unimportant committees having been given John Crane have been received here. The sen them. Massachusetts, on the contrarv.iia riven WARRANTED OENU1N co into the interior withf nri under tne recent proclama Tuesday, December 19.

For freight or passage, apply to WM. B. PLANNER, dec 14 58-5t tence is as follows: "To be cashiered; to forfeit ineneaaB oi lour important committees, viz: a uon OI lQe x'rovisionai liovernpr of the State. all pay and allowances now due; to be fined in the Foreign Affairs, Post Offices, Elections and Naval Affairs. The Western States have the chairman- sum of $5,000, and in default of payment of the same, or of any part thereof, to be confined in the BEING MADE OF THE BEST m'ATEKIALK and in the most approved manner, It i re commended to the public as superior to any otlu in the market.

All who have used it speak of it In the highest terms of Draisc. and those me-aired RICHARD J. JONES, Sheriff. Copy from minutes. R.

B. Wood, Jr. dec 15 59-5t STEAM BOILER AND ENGIiTE LUMBER. penitentiary of Nashville at the rate of a day's VRDERS for export or local demand pfomptlj confinement for each ten dollars of the fine." The TTOR 6aIo cheap for caslu Engine 12 horse 20 horse power; cylinder Boiler, 3 flues, sentence is ordered to be carried into effect by Brevet Major General R. W.

Johnson, Provost manship- of eighteen committees, with three members on the Committee of Ways and Means. The pressure from the West- on the Speaker "was very great The changes iu the old Committee on Military Affairs elicited the greatest surprise Generals Garfield and Farns-worth being left off, and their places supplied with new members. 1 nuea Dy PETER MALLETT, No. 23 North Water street. dec 15 59-tf xuc orcaaea ousawiiackcr, and make, their dimes ad libitum, and without fear of danger or outrage.

It is admitted that the peopH of the South haTc abandoned all pc or dca of resistance. They have engrafted on their State Constitutions those measures that have lcen insisted on by the authorities at Washington and now, when they ask that their representatives be admitted to Congress, they arc met at the doors by the Scmxers and Wilsons in its manufacture will continue their bvt endeavors to advance the high reputation which it has acquired. We guarantee the lhosphate to be well man ufactured, and recommend itjn preference to any other artificial manure in the market. Wc consider it nearly equal to the best Pcrutlsu Marshal General of the Middle District of Tennes power. Apply to J.

T. GOOCH, Weldon, N. C. dec 15 5U-2w see. Colonel Crane was Inspector General of tho Quartermaster's Department of Tennessee.

rinnnr -i A A BBLS. heavy mess Pork. ljJ 50 bbls. family mess Pork. 10 bbls.

cheap rump Pork. 10 hhds. choice Western Sides. 10 choice Western Shoulders A band of robbers, four in number, have been BV mmrm Wll I Wkl I THK STEVKSS HRSOM.Tins Guano, although furnished at half the price. Messrs.

R. II. Allen fc the well known manufacturers Of "agricultural lmplrtncnU, of it: Wc take Dlcasure in statin? that we Lave tulil operating on the Murfreesboro pike. They have A rul ii nit rt Kn trator upon the estate ot Peiro Aue-ustini. i s.

A.t 5 robbed all the residents within fifteen miles of at the December term, 1S65, of the Court of ucuurrailuu ulJt'" Pleas and Ounrter Skh! I House joint resolution of Mr. Stevens. The antt un Nashville. A strong military is in hot pursuit of ceremoniously pushed out. Can this At reduced prices, by O.

G. dec 15 PARSLEY CO. 59-lw E. F. Coe's Super-Phosphate of Lime for four years.

It has given universal satisfaction to our the outlaws. result inthe cultivation of a feeling of good- County, hereby gives notice to all persons ha v- caucus was lively. The radicals severely attached will on our part towards these, radical men I SSSSSFt the President's policy, and Senator Doolittle de- Cotton is 6till declining, prices ranging from customers. We most cheerfully endorse it a au article worthy of the confidence of thc public, and the purchaser may rtlv uron securing an 38c. to 38ic.

for good middling highest price SHIPPING. no, not sausnct vritii the ticrradation to fended it in an able speech. Upon a vote it was decided by sixteen to fourteen to strike out the article honestly and carefully manufactured. We would state that, after careful examination, we believe this PhosDhate has kct-u iiu which wc have already sabmittcd, must push it still further 1 FOR NEW YORK. important portion of the resolution as follows notice wiH be pleaded in bar of a recovery.

All iudebtcd to said ebtate are requested to make immediate pavment. F. M. aCGUSTINI, Administrator. December 14, 1805.

decMS 59-6w paid was 39ic. Receipts, 5G3 bales. Shipments, 209 The river is falling, with twenty-eight inches depth on the shoals. And until the committee's report shall have been made and finally acted on by Congress, no Commercial T-iine. proved each year since its Introduction iu lui market, and that It will continue to maintain it present high standing.

Very respectfully, IL ALLEN fc COr, Message of the Governor of South Caro But the truth is, the Southern people are U'ginning to lose interest' in the proceedings Washington. Tlicir suspense is rapidly giving way to indiiTercnW; and they begin to think that it -makes but little dim lina, i Books find Stationery. NEW STORE. THE A. 1 STEAMSHIPS FAIRBANKS, CjLrr.

Hunter, and W. P. CLYDE, Capt. Robbins, will form a weekly line between member shall be received into either House from any of the so-called Confederate States, and all papers relating to the representatives of said States shall be referred to said committee without debate." The resolution thus modified was adopted by On the 6th instant Governor Orr sent his first message to the South Carolina legislature. He says that thc peoplp of the Stafe arc not able to 'Ml, uudersigned has taken the store on Wilmington, North Carolina and New York, tail- lnsr evenr THUKSDAa.

hether thv arp in nr nnf street, next door to Messrs. Kahn- wucmtriQ.y arc in or out They may as I wciler Brother, and will, in a few days, rc- For freight or passairc. havinir sunerior accom pay taxes, and recommends no appropriation for the caucus, aud reads as follows win ue cm, as 10 De in under the control of 1 eeive a etock. or liocks and Stationery, to which schools, citadel or college and suggests the issue a fanatic! mainritv ueoma mT ie attention. of certificates of indebtedness to the amount of Resolvtd by the Senate and House of Kepre-; natives of the United States, in Congress as- J.

D. LOVE. 59-lw rMA IA)W ft Ufc they please; and who really seem to be bereft dec 15 half the taxes. modations for passengers, apply to BRADLEY te WOEIILER, Agents, North Water between Cliesuut and Mulberry, Wilmington. C.

II. PIERSON, 77 South street, New York, oct 9 l-3m bled, That a committee of fifteen members E. Fhakk Cob, Esq. Annexed please find result of my aualjl of sample of your Super-Phosphate of Lime let) withme. This being such a superior article iu every respect, I cannot refrain from congratulating you upon such manufacture, which undoubted! will meet with great access.

Wishing you every success, I am, Respectfully yours, O. A LEIUIG. BaItimorx, August 3, 1864. Of Free Phosphoric Acid Hyd lo.i? of their tenses. He advocates a memorial to Congress to alter MeiTV Christmas Christmas Gift I ha11 be PPOinted, nine of whom shall be mem- the law about the direct tax, and thinks the legis But havj we any rights and' privileges in jk luc uuusi; uiiu bix oi tue senate, who lature should provide for its payment, Recoin- a kpl of riewf H.Te wc WTvZTjZr'VSSg for TtX" bit thc condiHa of 1110 SUtM which formed thc Notice to Jlerchant.

so-called Confederate Statea of mds a staJ law, and a general act ofjncorpora- lu.revtrivq justice at tne tianas oi I VUI P81 01 tnose nanasome rollsh Boots, America. and renort whether tw nr nnv neu I ttUU ul omicguuicc ui mc umcm- those who now legislate for 9 sses aaie8 we.ar. 11 rtllE subscribers have made arrange-JL ments -to have a regular line of I- xt in- i 'o I iark.ei street, tnc only place in the city where are entiUed to be represented in either House of v-uariCBluu nu8 I TT. il. a 11 ton while wc pay their per dun.

in the way tntT are kept. i I uue LUC abwui vauuarj. lie iuius.s me OUUin sawing vessels between Baltimore and Wilmmjrton. N. C.

to start immediately. u. xv. jfttliNUU SON. 59-2w of taxes fMmrlv Tint nnlma 1 I aec id or otherwise." The result ia a comnlet trinmnh Carohna college should be changed to an umver- Merchants desirous of purchasing goods in Baltimore can do so now with the certainty of cettinw "'kw a 11 uc tennined stand is taken by the President, for the conservatives, as it leaves the question of fiity witb a sma11 aPPr0Priation for professors OX COXSIGXMEXT.

the early admission of the Tennessee delegation anu luai in6 awuei bUOUia DC maae seii-suppor- and thc Jacobins who would now crush us them through direct, with dispatch and those who wish to ship to Baltimore can do so by applying to and nerhans other Ronthrn Cnnorrpamp-n fiir- (So I lluS- out of existence arc held at bay until the 10,000 (XWirndeeBagging. The message also recommends the appointment decision of each House, with debate. Senator elements of the whole For sale bv of agents to collect all the extra property of the Anthony was selected to present the modified SHACKELFORD, HAAS CO. containing of Anhydrous Phosphoric 7.4T, Of Bi-phosphate of Lime. 6.

10 containing of Anhydrous Pboiphorlo Acid 3.70 Of Neutral Phosphate of containing of Anhydrous Phosphoric Acid Of Sulphate of Llmo hvdrated containing of Sulphuric Acid 21.20 Of Alkaline SalU as 8ulphstes 1.11 Of Organic Combustible Matter capable of producing Ammonia 3.76- Of Animal coal and 5li. Phosphoric Acid soluble in ..11.15 Phosphoric Acid Insoluble In 4.3H 3.7S Manufactured bj ENOCH COE, Hunter's Pqint, I I. State and sell the same; that ample provision be dec 15 59-2w resolution to the Senate to-morrow. HOBACB OKKLT OX RECOSSTRCCTION. made to protect the-rights of freedmen, and that RUSSELL ELLIS, No.

10 North Water street, Wilmington, N. C. Agent in Baltimore, M. A. MITCHELL, 8mith's Wharf 1 nov 28 41m WrLMIXGTOX.

N. -Nov. all State expenses be materially reduced. Horace ureeley to-day addressed a card to the Xatiouai Inldligencer, in which he sets forth his SAIT, SAIiT. 1 AAA SACKS now landing.

UUV sacks Liverpool to arrive. THE FENIAN TROUBLES. earnest desire for peace and harmony and recon country can be marshaled against them. Then what are our prospects for peace and prosperity They arc myths empty nothings unless the ruling majority la are thwarted in their schemes of madness. Let these men who are now taking the first step, practically, in the inauguration of a second "French beware, A Jacobin assemblage cannot exist in this ciliation with everything- and everybody.

He PARTIES having goods on board steamers arriving here to the tmdershrne'd. are rennMtnl Sympathies With O'Jfahooey Nkw Yokk, December 11, I860. For sale in lots to suit. W. dec 15 says I can conceive no possible good to our either to attend to the receipt of the IL McRARY A CO.

59-lw eonntry-rto any country to any section, race or son, or designate the drayman authorized to receive Considerable excitement exisU in this city re- unenu liAKKLa fc HOWRI.I. ciasa, mat is likely to be secured or promoted by garding the Fenian quarreL The Fenians, how- nov 9 1 28-tf 50 Kegrs Goshen Battier. auenauon between the President and the Con-1 ever, remain perfectly quiet, intending to leave gress or the United States. On the contrary. It I the whole question to the Conerress.

Colonrl KEGS Ohio Butter. 50 bbls. citr meaa 25 country without blood as its sustaining food, The people of the North arc already viewing seems to me that every peril that now threatens I O'Mahonv has received assurances of sonnW Pork. 75 bbls. family Pork.

100 bbla. Drim. WANTS. rpUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN AI'-JL pointed agenU for the State of North Cam Una, and will supply this superior fertiilicr manufacturers prices. 1 Put up in barrels oT about 300 pounds weight.

700 Barrels Now ia Store, and for sale by O. G. PARS LET A CO. declS 57-Sni ua, eVery evil that now weighs upon would be I from fifty-six circles of New York and Brooklyn I Pork, Lard, in large and small packages Candles, full and light weights Liverpool and American with alarm the initial proceedings at Wash FIXED; C. IliXL I from Boston, al.o from the North and North- ington.

Tljerejii; party there rvrho 0 "unto- I west. He is constantly receivid? assnran-a "PVESIRE3 to obtain a situation as Teacher. Tn- r-n Buck and Drop Shot, Riile Powder by the 7 V7 7 pui nazara ey nop can keg, at GEO. Z. FRENCH A CO.

clouded, if not blasted, by such a malign, unto in the 10 South Frout streeL ward collision," 'I dec 15 59-tf Alludhi? to the novi1tvn fflniV LJ asnu tctt, every gooa pui at Hazard, every hope AUudhig to the novelty and dlffiultv of already see the germ of revolution 'U- tor Editor. Reoorter. PVr- from all quarters of support, callinsr on him to yuuuuuit isooK-KeeDtr or anv ivm onr pos-1 stand firm uatil the Brotherhood can be htrA caucusing at the National Capital, and these 1 1 tion by which he can make an honest livelihood. ition, he says that it has no parallel inhuman his- from in the approaching session of Contrress. men are as bitter in their hostility to the I Truss Hoops', 3Iarlin Rope, wumingxon, 1.

u. .1 nov 1 91. tt JUST RECEIVED. FINE ASSORTMENT OF, CARPETS, 1 plotters as we are. -TAILS, Spikes, Tacki.

Horse Shoes, Shovel "1 7 quesUons t. Vv a. "il ,1 1 -L 8pades, Hoes, Rakes, Pitchforks, Ovens; fectinfir the natural righta of freedmen, and ourl A Fenian Meeting at Philadelphia. xi luctuujinwnucowraucsauaH pre-1 spiders, Tea Ketues, Saucepans, Pots, Glue Pots, 1 moral oougauon to them as our humble allies in 1 4 Wanted. Philadelphia, December 11, 1865.

vail if the Constitution is set at defiance at Af hot and Caps, Window the late momentous struggle concluding with A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Feni-U the outset it is gone forever: Then will WilloV Ware, Files, Bird Cages, Saddlery Goods! wisa that promptly re-establish the vuw.t uvu uiuwi arc, jies, xira vagcs, oaaaj an Circles; In this city, was held to-nighL Reso; PX nigneat market price for i lutioBS were unanimously adopted endorsing ty' TALM 4 1 muiico, an, miUlCU), 1C 111) VOUce I viuuu ilguu UIU IIU- the people of the NbrtK awake fully to the Slr.n'Sfr J6 A Mills, Table Cutlery, Pocket Cutlery, but will it not be, too late A i-j 'itt'iA. etc, at erues, -without sacrificing or liazarding those of I Colonel O'Mahoney as President Shatcls, IJalmoral Skirts, and sundry other articles too numerous to mention, which will hf sold very cheap st DAVID AARON'S, No. 25 Market street. dec 13 57.IW SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED IIEMBOLD'8 EXTRACT BUCIIU. dec 13 50-2aw6 any portion of the American peopled Hardware and Harness Establishment.

ani! TTimpsi VstshlUhn CaU at the chssp store, No. 89 Market street: north side. revolution one where' will it i tSVlXS AjrFAJKS. It is stated that all the property of Hon. Market street, near the wharf, dec 15 59-lt end? The Commissioner of Indian Afikirs received IL MARCUS.

44-lm C- Clay, of Alabama, is to be confiscated. nov 23 i I..