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1869 January 19

Articles

• Board of Aldermen.
• WASHINGTON.; A New Financial Scheme Introduced in the Senate. The House Opposed to Railroad Susidies and land Grants. Passage of the Naval Appropriation Bill. Message from the President Regarding His Amnesty Proclamation.
• Board of Assistant Aldermen.
• PERSONAL,
• Movements of Ocean Steamers.
• THE LINCOLN ASSASSINATION.; Confessions of Two of the Prisoners--Statements by Arnold and Atzerodt--The Plans of the Conspirators--John H. Surrait.
• The Indian War--End of the Campaign.
• Brooklyn Common Council.
• VIRGINIA; Letter from Ex-Gov. Henry A. Wise. Opposing the New Movement of the Conservatives.
• WASHINGTON.; The Protectorate Question--Gen. Grant and the Tenure-of-Office Bill--The Washington and New-York Telegraph Project.
• NEWS OF THE DAY.; EUROPE. CONGRESS. GENERAL.
• BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY.; Opening of the New Building--Large and Fashionable Assembly--Speeches by A. A. Low, Rev. Dr. Starrs, Rev. H. W. Beecher, S. B. Chittenden and Others.
• Affairs in Canada--Election of Mayors--An Earthquake Shock.
• The Alabama Protocol --The Case Before the Senate.
• The Harlem Railroad Disaster.
• TEXAS.; Complaints Against tire Reconstruction Convention.
• MARINE INTELLIGENCE.; Cleared. Arrived. By Telegraph. Miscellaneous. EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS. Arrivals Out.
• England's Place in Europe.
• SPORTING.; Great Cocking Main Between the North and the South--The Empire State versus the Old Dominion--New-York Victorious.
• MINIATURE ALMANC--THIS DAY.
• The Maine Senatorial Contest--Withdrawal of Mr. Morrill.
• Mr. Wells and the Monopolists.
• Suicide of a Boy.
• Murder at Memphis--Militia Murders in Akansas.
• The Latest Phase of the Eastern Question.
• TENNESSEE.; Northern Capital Coming South--The Prospects for the People--The Political Issued in Tennessee.
• Commisioner Act on.
• FINANCIAL.
• THE UNITED STATES SENATE.; List of New Senators Elected to the Next Congress--Nominations thus rar Made.
• POLICE COURTS.; THE TOMBS--DOWLING, JUSTICE. ESSEX MARKET--LEDWITH, JUSTICE. JEFFERSON MARKET-DODGE, JUSTICE.
• LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.; New-York.
• Trouble With the Military at Hayes City, Kansas.
• MARYLAND.; The Inauguration of Gov. Bowie--His Allusion to Gen. Grant.
• Article 1 -- No Title
• EUROPEAN NEWS BY MAIL.; ARRIVAL OF THE NEW-YORK AND CITY OF ANTWERP. SPAIN. THE FRENCH EMPIRE. GEN. GARIBALDI. HON. REVERDY JOHNSON.
• TELEGRAMS.; FRANCE. Opening of the Corps Legislatif - Speech of the Emperor.. THE EASTERN QUESTION. GREAT BRITAIN. ITALY. INDIA.
• LAW REPORTS.; UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT SUPREME COURT COMMON PLEAS DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.
• Passengers Arrived.
• NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.
• The Indiana Senatorship--Opposition to Gov. Cumback.
• CUBA.; Removal of Public Officers--The Expedition of Count Valmasuda Against the Rebels.
• Court Calendars for To-day.
• AMUSEMENTS.; Musical. CONCERT TO-NIGHT. STEINWAY HALL.
• TENNESSEE.; The Kuklux Outrages--Proclamation by Gov. Brownlow--The Militia to be Organized and Martial Law Proclaimed.
• BANKRUPT NOTICES.
• Resolutions of the Police Board Upon the Death of Inspector Leonard.
• Miscellaneous Telegrams.
• MEXICO.; A Speech by Gen. Rosecrans--The To-buantepee Railroad.
• MARRIED.
• INSPECTOR LEONARD.; Funeral Services at the House and the Church.
• The Connecticut Western Railroad Company.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• The Indian Question--Letter from Gen. Hazen to the United States Commission.
• YACHTING.; The Proposed Anglo-American Race.
• DIED.
• BOARD OF HEALTH.; Typhus Fever and Small-Pox in the City -- Kerosene Expolsions -- The Swill--Milk Trade.
• FORTIETH CONGRESS.; THIRD SESSION. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
• MINOR TOPICS.
• RAILROADS.
• A Card.
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Transfers of Real Estate.
• Sudden Death of One Physician, and the Arrest of Another.
• ALBANY.; Democratic Senatorial Caucus--Henry C. Murpay Nominated for Congress. THE STATE LEGISLATURE. SENATE .... ASSEMBLY.
• STEAMBOATS.
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Another Great Library.
• Departure of Foreign Mails.