The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1857, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 7488. THREE DAYS LAtiR ROM EUROPE, ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX. PROGRESS OF AFFAIRS AT Hong Kong Threatened by the Chinese, NTON. Ramored Termination of the Persian War. A NEW EUROPEAN DIFFICULTY. Attack on the Bmpress of France. ADVANCE IN Corton, BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS DULL, MONEY MARKET EASIER. GONSOLS, 93 3-4 a 94, &e., £0. So By Ammnicaw Painting Teiscaara Lowes, 31 Watt St, Hasirax, Fob. 28, 1867, ‘The royal mail steamship Nisgers, Capiaia Wickman, arrived here at an early hour this moraing, en route for Boston. ‘The Niagara sallod for Boston at noon te@ay, and will tee due there early to morrow vighi, but mst in soason ‘Wor the Southern mai! train. ‘The Nisgara left Liverpool on the afternoon of Satur- ay, the 14th inst. Her advices are therefore three days ‘Water than those reootved by the Tudiaa, ot Portland. Sbe reports a very boisterous saisage Oathe 16th @xobangei signals with the steamer Kangaroo, bound west. . The scrow steamer City of Wasiington, from New York, arrived m Liverpool on Tours isy, the 12th inst. ‘The Collins steamship Atlavtio arrived at Liverpool at 2 @’clook A.M., om the 13th, and the Cusard steamship ‘Portia at the same henr on the following morning, mak- mg the run ina little over niue days She logged 362 ‘miles in three successive days, and during the passage he averaged 340 miles per day The Hermann, having boen ropsired, sailed from @outhampton on the 13ih tos, for Bremen, and would teave Southampton for New York ou the 26+ inet. ‘The steamer Constitution, f-om New York, arrived off ‘Cowes on the 10th and proceeted same day for Antwerp. ‘The Cambria had sailed for Marsciiies to take her place on the Canard Austral'an live. THE BOMBARDMENT OF CANTON. Dates from Hopg Kong 0 ‘ne Stn of December state ‘tbat aff the foreign buildings st Canton bad Leen burned ‘and piliaged. Admiral Seymour nad been throwiag hot @bot into Canton, but at the | tes: dates had ceased bos- Uitties, snd was strentbening bis postition. ‘The Chinese threatened to burn down Hong Kong. ‘Troops were about to be sent from India. The lorcha Alma bai been t-¥en by the Chinese, who ‘were said to bave motilated the meater. Tne steamer ‘Thistle, towing the lorcha Anovyms, was attacked by @wo bondred junks, and was obliged to abandon the Sorcha with her cargo ‘The bed feeling against the British was spreading to ber por:s. it was rumored that the Emperor was desirous of pence, bul the Cantonese were uncontrojable, Exchange at Horg Kong 4s. 8d « %; Shanghae, @s.- 8d. THE PERSIAN WAR, ‘The Cates from Busbire are 9 tne 89th of December It {s said that the Persians «re ovatomplating an attack 00 the British troops encamp 4 near (he olty, The cam was, however, considered p-r{.ctly sats from attack. Gevera! Outram and his etait sailed from Bombay oa the 16th Janvary. Government was preparing for the immediate despatch @f reinforcements to for: 8» .00d division for service in Persia. Several interviews had taken place between Dost Mahomed and Sir Jonn La rrenoo, but the mature of phe communications bad not transpired ‘Troubics are reported betwoen the Sbah and the Priest- go een of wishiag to depose the Shah in Morad, the conqueror of Firrat ‘The powerful tribe of Babeos aro reported to bs on the eve of insurrection. ‘The French Momiteur de ia Flotiz, however, contradicts all te above statements GREAT BRITAIN. It a not intended, says the Outly News, to sond out any troops from England to Persie ‘This annoasoe ment we make with the most entire contdon Qhet it will be found to be oorrcot Wo bolieve (het wo may acd that the force alroady at Busbire will not advacce into the interior, and hat every effort is being made to bring sbvut # pence. ‘The Murray aifair, we sre assared, forms no serious part Of the negotiations which ere being carried on at Parts by Ferouk Khan and Lord Cowley, and thore is at pre gent every reason to hope that thee negotiations will Qerminate in the re establi/hment of amtoabls relations (Petweon the English and Porsiax governments. ‘The Daily Nos gives prominence to the following ;—In another columo we bave stated that 20 Qroops ars to be sent from England to Persia. Wo have equally good grounds for believing that no troops are to {ye sent from England to Cnina. ‘The Timer, afer remarking that tho eatisfastory settle- gent of the questions relating to the Danubiaa Priocipall- les cannot be endangered vy such prudent mant- Qesto aa appeared a few days since in the Monsieur, presses ibe opinion that it will be the daty of England to deolare positively against an; temporizing with the inte- 4grity of the Turkish empire, and to act with rmacas in Qhe support of the resolution she has taken against the propored union of tbe Provteces of the Danube. In Parliament some interest was excited by Lord Pal- merston backing ovt of bis previous comtradistion tha: @ aacoret treaty existed bevweon Frans and Austria, guar: nteeing to Austria her pose astons ip Italy, On Taseday, Lord Palmersion denied positively that any each trosty existed, and on Friday be «mit od that 1s did exist and had been signed, but said that it being purely military nd Gon-potitionl, it wae virvnslly © dead lottor, Mr. Disraeli replied, and Lord Paimorsion revorted, each eberzing the other with « misstalemont of tow. The subject wes them dropped Mr. Richard Cobdon gave novice that he would move, firatly, that the House has beard with concern of the com- fiicta which have occurred between the British and @Dhinese Puthoritves on the Canon river; and without ox. (Pressing any opinion as to how far the Chinese govern ment offorded @ cause of compiatat by the noa-fulfimen af the treaty of 1843, consiaers that (he papers laid on iho fable fail to eatabiish sat e’nctory grounds for the violent resorted to im the case of the Arrow. Becondiy, that a relect commitice be appointed to in- quire into the stato of the Britirh commorsial relations with China. In reply to @ question, Mr Labouchoar ald that the Penal setiloment on the Massaron! river io Britieh Gaia Ba Was established for purely ovlontal purposes; that it ‘waa tn usefal operation, and that |! was under considera. tion whether it might not be available for Wost India Sonviots generally. Sir Robort Pee! made an amusing apology for his oele- brated epecoh respecting Duke Constantiao, Count de orny, and \he Prince Deligne, He sald \t was all trae, ‘but he meant no harm. ‘The Chancelior of the Exobeqner had made bis fnan- otal statement in the House of Commons. A reduction of the tnoome tax to ibe amount at which @ stood before the war had bron anticipated from the foduoed army and wavy catimates, as woll ae from thy Pom! authoritative hints in the ministerial organs, and he official announcement of tne fot, although it did not oxoite sUrprige, Was received with much interes’, For Bho next three years the tax ie (0 be seven pence in the (pound O@ incomes Of one hundred amd Ny pounds a oar, and fve pence on incomes between one hundred one hundred and finy pounds. ‘Mr, Woguelia ia plected for Southampton, over Messrs, eee ——————————— MORNING EDITION—MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1857. PRICE TWO CENTS.’ Butler and Andrews, end Gen. Codrington for Groea- wich, over €ol. sleigh. ‘The scamen of Hall were ona strike. They wanted £4 & month to America. Goy. Darling, of Newfoundland, had beew appointed Governor of Jamaica, and Sir Alex, Bannerman e! New: foundiand, AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON. Our Washington Cos: Wasmincton, Feb. 24, 1867. The Corro,vtionists—The Report of the Commitiee— Thurlow Weed and Maticson— The Pate of the Guilty, dc. FRANCE. Panis, Feb, 12, 1087. A madman attacked the Empress to-day. He was in- stantly arrested. No arms were found uponhim. Mo declared bis intention was merely to embrace hor. The Emperor will open, in person, the Logisiative Bession of 1867 on Monday, the 16th of February, at ten o’olock precisely. Paris letters mention that a commission has been ap- pointed to consider the curréncy question, who will, doubtless, report on the advantage or otherwise of adopt- ‘ng an exclusively gold standard ‘The question of the tax on public companies is stil pending as to form According to come accounts, there is to be w charge of three per cent on dividends aud four per cent on transfers. SWITZERLAND. Paris is now definitely namod as the place of conte rence on the Neuchate! question, The conference will meet probably early next month. GREECE, Tho names of the new Greek Ministry have been sub- mitted to France and England for approval, and {i is re Tharlow Weed and the particular corps of the lobby over whioh he presides, and I drew a portrait of this remark- able map, which had the good et of driving bim away from Washington, and keeping him im n state of seclusion ‘uptil recalled bithet by the Com mittec of Investigation ‘The great distinction between Thorlow sit! all his rivale is, that he attacks the very * renghoid of tro enemy, ope rating within the bar and u on the mombers themeotves. Matteson is coadjutor and bis victim. Poor Mat ts generally pitied, for he as some good pointe about btm ‘The only defect im his character, as described by one of his own friends tome ig, that he ts ‘such az” toferna! ooundrel.”” The geatloman who used this energotia | guage was, I think, unduly exited by o business transac: Von in which Mat “bad not done the right tnlug”’—ec that | made allowance for his vohemence Any person’ who reads the evidence reporid by the Commitice will at once perceive that there is no chance in the wort tor Matteson, He atd Thurlow, anda comm'itee of ardent but green republicans, have been might and day in the preparation of # pettifogging defence in which they will exhaust their magazine of legal crudities and quiddities to confuse and baille the House. But all wili be in vain. No little expedients of this sort will serve such an oo caston as this. gant foe ‘The House is panting for blood, and the democrats who —_—_—_— are now hanging upon Mat’s and Thurlow’s favks can- INDIA. not be shaken off. It cannot be disguised that the prose- Tho éveriand mail from Trieste on February 13, by the steamer Calcutta, bas arrived. She left Alexandria on tho 7th February. The India mails left on that day wita ad- viocsfrom Bombay to the 16:h January ; Calcutta, 8th Jana- ary; Madras, 18th January, and Ceylon, 15th January. ‘At Madras the import market was steady but unusual. ly light. There had been a further advance im indigo, ‘The bank had raised the rate of interest one per cent. Freights were somewhat low. Re-exshange, 2s. 1744. At Bombay tightness tn the money market was increas- ing. The import market was very active, and the export quiet. Freighis £2 10s, a £2 12s. 6d, Exchange on Lon- don 28.254, At Calcutta the import market was active. A alight decline had taken place in indigo. The money market was more stringent. Exchange 2s. 2%4. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LONDON MONEY MARKET. The London money market had become decidedly easier, but without effecting any ol re in bankers’ The bullicn in the Bank of i bad decreased to ‘extgnt of £160,000. Corsois for movey closed at 98% a 94, and for account 04a 04%. Bar silver quotea at be; Me dollars, bs. ; Cagles, 76s. 43d. cution is to some extent political. The nigger demooracy and the South Americans think they have the republicans on the hip, and they are dstermined to be revenged tor the praoctica: supremecy whioh the latter have generally managed to oxercise in the House during pearly the whole Congress, over both the rival factions. Among the sto- vies which Matteson is getting up for tho amusement of ‘the pit, is one that Orr bas bad fellows prowliog through his district to piok up all the scandai and gosatp against Bim engendered by ten years of bot poMtical strife, Perhaps eo, but his judges will pay very littie attention to that. He must go out; and the opty question ts, whether ho will be permitted to resume his seat next winter. The vote for the expulsion of Matteson and Gubert will bo pearly vpanimous. A few republicans will vote for them trom compassion, and a few will refrain {rom voting at ll. 48 to the other two unfortunates, their offence is Bot eopstdered to be proved, aud as trey admined to be but about balf-witted, and of no earthly m@soount, it is eesumed that they wil be allowed to escape, especially Tatton nae ‘5000 wel. Thi of © report 's as ‘as a novel. The mystory Horace’s $1,000 check is almost as impenctraoie an the Burdell murder, Then the valiant: Re; came up cremmed to the gullet with * moral conriction’’ that Crngress was a collection of villains, litle aud’ big, but has not @ fact nor s name to back (AMERICAN SBOURITIEG Meaers. Bell & Company report aquiet market and prices general'y without caange. The following are thar 0 — ip ig wit! ard iies, pi'ching tnto the wicked corraptioniete {og his testimony precisely as whoo writing. bis letior Bur, alas there are the Ove lawyers giart por him. they atop his babbling, bis call ior aed Bel end dsier Of course the that is the point. ' Why, efter sbuill'ng, prevaricatiog, blindly: drivelting geveial accusations one day, to take them Cec up pee veular falseboods the nex, Goore by the Committee as a lying, worthless dog. It ie apity thia sbouid haye been ao; « pity thet any body sBould bave been thus degraded and humiliated, but Shiet other result could bave been ox: after his Congress sbomizabie wud bie anecciates of tho prees su y And sow, as tho melancholy Jeques did, let us ‘moral- tze tha spectacle.’ What is the cause of this miserable end disgusting Interlude in our public history’ We dis- miss the wretched Oongreestor al scapegoats, casting the veil of ‘orgetfulness over their crime aod thelr stupidity —we thrust Weed and Simonton, Rav mond end Greeley, and tbe man Chase, that general sonventency, through « aide dvor from the ecener- Top the curtal apom the men and th pgs of this drams of guilt and shame. and we retire Int» some quiet grotto of meditation. Is corruption ‘cciorntal to our institutions? Has commerce apd money getiing,and tbe fraotic pursuit of materia! prosperity de fi'ed Our eouls 90 that 00 lovger one rey of honor or ome ecinti'in of lefty disinteres\e inees hpg eed plvggish pature be great pavons of West 80; do Sracriptions, 75; Tennesse cf Virginie 6's at 833;; Canada 11014; & trifling busmess in Lilt nt 90; Penpeylvenia Central 6s ‘Is mortgage at 80, ve lers L rigage at 00, and 24 RPOOL COTTON MARKET. stiffer market for cot Ww owes higher prices on the aitbough the quo ations ge 'y wero without The sales of the week amounted to 66 750 bales, including 26 000 on epeouistion apd 6,600 for export. Some ol-culars quote « partial advance on American do scriptions of one-rixternth @ ope-righsh of « pemuy per poond; on Fgyptispe one helfpenny. and on Braziis one fourth of a penny. The following are the authorized ‘The Breker’s Circular reports try fcurish sive by tide rot clouded the noble ¢ariog ot the Frankish chivalry, #00 the higb heart ot the Norman and the Saxon beats with the rame proud pulse as ever before, though the arbod in ‘ite milin, tte epergies of the ration seem quotations — Pips, fis railroads, ite banks, its mowey and tte storks. Fair, Middling. ‘he g of Fug!and—thet nation of shop: Ma 144. where still in trivmpbh, Then why. have Tied. © our legisia‘ive baile their choren seatal "The atcck on hand was estimated at 542,000 bales, in- Giud ing 270,000 of American. LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MAKKET. The Broker's ciroular reports a very dul market for wheat, at a decline on the week of ld. a 2). per bushel. Fiour dvil, and the turn tp favor of boyers Quotations nomipal. Corp quiet at former rates The following are the quotaticns of Messrs Richardson, Spine & Co —Red wheat 8s. 058. 04; White wheat Os a Os 6d. Wee- ter Raltimore and Philadelphia Mixed corn 338 64.8 at 84s, 6d. 0 S5s., white craven hearted babblers. dirty iricksters and ting trafiokers waurped the plarre comeacrated ths inlegrity and the acon of the beroes ‘stions as friendly inquiries. Tama patical republican ; but, Mr. Editor, you ave all been compelled to feel, that this your and powerful party bas been cursed with the as- cendency of mean men. low men, sordid, dishonest men LIVERPOOL PROVIGION MARKET. Messrs Richardson, Spenov & ( market for old beef, while new would mederate quantities. Pork. obange arrivals of now nofiand-d. Bacon sieady mand. Shcrt middies selling at 64s. « 668 ., bonrieus 668. & 578, long miadles #3. 6d & E4s., 54a. 0 660, Cumberland 62s, 0 f4e. Lard steaiy at 60s © 10s, on ihe spot, and to arrive at 67s. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. ins you * biter sive you my theory of one detent hs romipated by the theives who had foisted ‘hemseives Cingust for the treachery rari compromise, and the horror caused hy the mas- arsone of the same y io Keneas, that Mt was aboutto be eleot Thee eves forgive the coarseness of the pararo— tl came down open Col. Fremont with thelr te raid thet really he could not pledge bimesit to rob the cxebequer for thelr benefit, ard #o our hi eored Talgottys quietly retired to their Inire, or remained in Giferent, They woat in for the epotis and rothing else. email sales at i4s. and to arrive £45 Wasmxctow, Feb. 26, 1867. The Last Hop of the Seaton at Brown's. Forget bert Yes! if death be dreamless al ball ty Cred forget her! But if not, Forget bert Bo ‘The dazzling array of blooming fair ones which thronged the rich and olegant perlors at Brown's Fiotel this ping was indeed an event even in Washington soclety— it being the last hop of the scason at this popular cetab \ebment, and s fancy >ne at that, an cotirciy Dew fosture jn botel hops bere The leading cheraoteriatic {pn our mo tropolitan sccioty Is ite constant change Intiuato par ronal frie ndab'pe ard strong social ties are formed ameng rm . Tee quiet; tellore dowanding is 1d. The c'rouler of Mestre Warren lowiog quotations from Liv: and ratis, 1 dry goods, 12s, 6d. a 1 Se, 2 Om. LONION MARKFTS. Mesere. Baring Bros. & Oo. rep rt s moderate demand for trop, with sales © Welsh rails | £8 a £8 be, aad e£8 scoteh ud We be T3864. ‘980. 0 S28. for American. ‘bite wheat. 638, 0 65s; rec, 608 a6ée Seger firm Cf quiet at Previors rates. Ten quiet at ls OX 1 Tallow selling at (Be. om the rpot, and to arrive during March at 680. aoe ieee cea tor Colupotl ; uperax rman | ‘000 Who ere temporarily thrown together during the £92 & £04; Iimeee! oll wiendy at 428. so unsettled and | teasions of Congress only to be severed again at the ad exri'ed. An active market for India at an advance of 3a on are dearer, *mall rales of whalevone at cas. Ls Cg mae CU a apd 1044 for Boston, Tin— mon block selling at 14ée : reGned st 18]e , and bance at 1600, Lead firm at £23 108. for common pig. Copper shady STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTRR- A rather better fee: ng had sprang op io the Mancnes tor mernet, journment, when the crowd dispersos, few of them erer to meet again. ‘The lady guests at Brown's determined upon « grand “blow out’ in anticipation of their separation, ‘and it wae agreed that all sbould appear io “character” Soch « furs as there was ip selecting, adapting and ar- ranging costume! Ono young Miss would exciaim — Bebold my poid tinged treeses bound, My dark eyes pensive While another, inclined more to the mysterious, rejoins: — HAVRE MARKETS. Doring the week from ine 4:b t the 10th of February inclusive, the asics of onttow amounted to 8,800 bales, at a ’ ere Orieaes wen on jh s ot rob meet my pame—Tie Poncrerss or Fare \08F. ; , 2d Uplands, | ont a there, ‘ ” hare sae se Se cay ats Pan acer . M te a i | deman: rates § Tallow an edvaccing tndenoy. Lard quiet. Oot ~ hae ne : fee firm, Sugar quiet but Bast Indian aot've. Tea in limited request am a Whalebone, sales of at 400. THE LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS. cf Livaeroot, Feb. 4—P. M. of and The steamship Porm arrived at an eariy hour win | FS etPyaceeeasen Her ish Sosa sik eehed morning. Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report that, red, and the mintatare banner ‘under the inflvence of her news, cotton has advanced indicated her cha: three-sixteonths of @ penny, with an unsettied and ox Deyn ys cited market, The day's business will probably amount Is hter to about 16,000 bales, one half of which #82 on speoaia- persowated Lady hair and tion and for export. ‘attention, Lady Breadstuffs are quiet and generally unchanged. Pro- ne perece of Hire, variation. qneen ‘visions also show no rate Vin maroon, rot " on ‘© massive Non-Arrival of the Siagara at Boston, bearing 7 = Bostor, Maroh 1—Rventng. f A mow storm prevails here, and the weather ts so Fe cee cs eleuey n thick that there ie no prospect of the Niagara coming ap ar goon, of Kentesky, pepressated aiMoa! ter of the Rpanish Queen, but represented well, Isabella to-night even if she should make the port, never moved @ queem more perfectly. Mise Benson. of Keptvoky, came forth the beautiful iy js girl, Inurors Laorsiators.—The [linois Legislature | ond was quite captivating with ber tiny gipey. Bot one Adjourned on the 19:h ult. Among the bile passed are of the nest and best sustained charactors was Mrs. one Which provides for reducing the Mate debt; one im | Richardson, of Borton, as the Countess of Bet: jae cor, the ®% Lou's and Olneinnet! arrived trom the country. Hor dashing erariot 7; the Normal School bill, and the Apportionment otil, | feather trimming gave her quite the dutingws appar last Raving passed, after a severe struggle from te ja, yt manner tndioared her ion of the republican members ived the sig | tate arrival from interior, Mra. Cox, of Kentucky, ature of Governor Bissell, contrary to the expectations | moved the Rride of Leander—e obaracter in wich ane of ail; but the Governor storwarde gave notice that he | sppearnd entirety natural—ond was meanifioertiv at- Dad signed the bill by mistake, and eont in his yet, dred in a while silk robe, pire, Burt, of Unio, one of jhe Bome time since I described to you tho operations of most ob Movements of the President Fiect, santydremet Moraagocoared oF" of arms..... Byron, For repates, &0., 8, rinefleld armor; 4 ALTH—THH MILITAB tae Pas Ince 1. Campbell, of Kenttony, like Mra Cox, ror repairs, &c., Harper's Ferry..... wi. SRABANS = * chose the opsracter of a bride, which abe really is. Miay | Purvoye for wililary cefences, Disney, of Ubio, boauty’s quees, very apy? (y ap- | Purchase and repairs of instr umont peered as the ele Miss Disney, and aa auch was uni- | Survey of Nortlore ent North wostert’ Versally admired, Wiss Zimmcrnien, of Baltimore, was | Per printing charts of lake another beauiifel representative, ot wbioh the Monum APYROPBIATI ‘Wiss Pettorson, too, of Ni kk, though not in obarac: YEAR BADING JUNE 30, 1869? and UN?, was much adm! hor simplicity of manaer and ofdoers seamen. : ‘ 2 britimnt convermaiion “ot T fear Titre by leogibene | Peoywiseeers en cen dota | Suiice tt ton {ft was by far the moat flan, wae “on wil ¥ tt wer ama oars ot nore ith the dance’ teaents: room wore in way worky of the Mesors troeh, ent this inst op the season wil) be tong remembersd by their friends, s00n ida, 808 feme “pligrima,” a sot Do reoaivea on and next day, siarted off to Wheatiand and sent up w sy bav ing heard that viewer 994,608 : Dis a rd, about tn o'clock, Mr. Bochaoan then in to ve ecaitored cver every State of the Union. aneee ‘marines on shor: SAoat Sedl late axy wonder tas} such pet being EXTRACTS YROM T2V WASHINGTON CORRESFONDENCE | Fuel, 0:29; | #9R/d, Make & man sick! itis belloved that repese will OF OTREK JOUBN ANS. Military repairs of arme, 92000] fy re store bis bealin ina cay or +wo; and it is to be (Corrcepondenes of the Penneylvanian ‘Transportation of officers and trooper itooo | Beved Hh st these “pl'grima’’ who aro so aaxious to serve WasmnncTo?, Fe mem. Repairs of ‘and rent, S000 | ‘et cout try inan offecia! capacity, will conse tholr am- the New Syste. * "| Contingencies. 32, noyance 4 vill after the navguration. A joint resolwéon bas both Hiéuses which may sins ” 4 meotia x of tho Wheatland Clab was held last eventually effees a revolution 1:2 the mannor NAVY YARDS. at te Ciiy Hall, Dr. Welcbans in the chatr, to and as ‘we atin tw established in your pong FOR THR CONPTAYOTON AND COMPLETING'O? WORKE, AND FOR ®@ mumber of your sotentifitr mien have devoted their at- THD CUBRERT RMD OF THE SEVERAL TR. : tention to the couzege; it mey not be uninteresting to nina New Linmpsbire . oar. rangrnents for forming an escort to the Presidest elect on ibe cece ‘on of bie departure from Wheatland for Wap ptom 40 Monday neat, Varigus pra oritiovs were made relative to a — of a ee ee the pf | New ry Pins ngs | make the nsceawary an oa cause inquiry to be made by ¢we competent commii PPilade!phia. were idey wh boraw), aad @ resolution adopted taal tho eteors, cone sting of menor of the club and oitizens 678 indo prooreses and moans elaimed to bave been dis. ea De om ler the dircetion of Col, Carmacy, Caf tedal covereo by Dr J F. Barctay, ter preventing thyabrasion, | counter telling ano detericration s¢ the oois of the United Stata, ama to report tay riauite of the inqulsy to Con- ov FT ALB. avle vabue of the alleged disouveries, valve WV’ dissoveries, apprcprial 92,600 fer the purpose of carrying the resdidilen ime YOR THE CONSTROCTION AN COMPLETION OF WORTE AND FOR eflect Tit CURRENT REPAIRS O27 THE GFYERAL NAVAL OR?TEAIS. Washington, Nor! Pes. Mare Iclan: Sacket’s Harbor. A comsinittes of 1've, couriviing of Messrs. Peopies, Hag 1i#, Rote, Ltva0% avd Jacob “echer, was appointed te pPecute a band of \ousic for te occarion mr. PPB In thie somnee’tion tbat iy Suter had tendered the use of his bard wags © end four greys, ‘roe of onarge, Dr. Barsiay, in bis petilion, sets forth: —First. Thet the 2,600 ‘The club wil!’ meet 4 \gein this evening, to complete thely cotnage of the United States vetrg eatensively and pretit- | New Yor! PCBS Ly ably Cousterieiied, goverpmst 's subjected to great ex. | Naval Asy 15'800 Wo urs taad thas the tet eleot will eavein a pense and society 10 serious t2eonvemience and low on | Novfole 22115 | *Pe ai at sight @'clock op Monday morsing, and ‘account Of this great end grow pz ovii; but that every | Pesraooia. 26,000 that 126 Vice Prasident elect will go direct to Weahtogten kind of commterfeiling end forging, af all sporlous sed (rom rhfiadelphia, and not by war-of this city, ew vefere Aapgorove, san be effectually provented to the fulare = varie rac greaaly FOB 79D CONFERUCTION ABD COMPLETION OF WORKS, ABD FOR The ‘te be same diveratty of opicion cheated, if = pian phen oer dag san CRE DER OP AVAL, NAVAL MAG. TORS the m sinb Inst night 2# to the propriety makippaay Cwtng to the tocrpe rary ilisese of Mr. Jecnapan; but ex eeoort fron Wheat lend to 380 Sepot, if properly pondncsd; could not te the Jeasi add to Dia fatigue, and we think such s mark of re epeet we tt be eminently propor and due from our eli: zeve, wiiadut ‘respeot of party, to tke Chief Magistrate Secon1. That besides the numa ove ktads of fraudule* iraitations by Suse metal ard plated compositions, — ool Ws very eneily anc profiahly trxpatred in value b; 1 Santems eoeuneal’ ead ieoobaulcer cperetioes; Lah than, Bo — Seg evile are, boit in axmorm and me r: ‘Norfolk poiwt of view, aitempta uponthe tutegrity of coim fan bb succrssfubly counteracted “ Pempesoia, ‘Third. That beskies the serious detertoration of our cotpege by (roudzient practices, it eestatne an enormous Joos from the or-fnery wear sod tear of ctroulation, but thot a Jarge portion of this natural loa by abrasion may Ddocthctvaily prov sated by an im proverzem: of toe present: defective sys'cm of colpage, rr. faelt by the strongest considerations, aad operated vi tavolving any — expense or skill in coadtottes minting operations. P Ene importance of this investigation w'¥eh has been authorized by Congress, may be imacided when it is ted tb sapetly _ Jeads them to - oo wi passot throug! ir nds, the loading beakers axd brokers {a our country, heve atteated (be tect thet at the present time the per ‘The car om the Nortsern Contral Eattvoed, in whist Mr. Buchasea will travel on his way 9'Washicgtom, te thus described :+ Tho whee). eight in momber, and rucping gear are om the best que!ity’of iron, and bave been co adjusted ag tu sfforo an eaty curd gentio motion when urder way, while the boay of che oar bas Leen floished ta awe wood panel ing and green velvet pluah of a very superter G The window sashes bavo deon fled wit-rgreand giana, Dearing upon the Irner wurfaoe the coats of arme of tht’ ‘2 verel States of tye Unies ta the most U:tttten: color: ‘The coat cf arnm of the Union eleo appear ca one of ther bleme of com 3% suspended | Pub iebing auiltng dircotions, to..... «, Publication of wind and current cherts....... ates Naval Observatory . nyed in ditto; APPROPNTATIONS FO} ‘9 AND OTHER WORKS OF DEFENCE AND FO2*RWPAIRS OF BAR- KAOKS AND QUARTERS FOR TA ¥RAR ENDING June’ 30; 1956. cevtage-c! “counterfok money to the whole a-nowns of ole. | f Tt Monte mers outlet of Take Champiais.. $80,000 | sai embieme of cericuliure, eocupy the sash oF the oppo ovlation is, under the ativer, over one per cout of the cirou- | yort Warren, iitedon barbor. 8 10'000 | Me door. tn acditton to whish, the oar floor ae been Oar. jation, and unéer'tho gold, more tham two per ormt, nome | fort Winthrop, Govervor’s Isiard 2 80, ‘ted, aud witbal presents a most attracily? and com- table appearance. Vi COMPANINA TN ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON. ‘There wili be a number of stranger compaaics civil ame wiltiary in Washington on the 4th inst., whon tho Prest- dential inauguration takes place, and were it not for the Per uriouspess of the railroad com panies there weuld be meny olabs and organisations that would visit the onpliab ou that cocasion It sceme thet offorta were made to induce the railroad tines to reduce their rater to orgam- ized companies, but they have uniformly refuscd: to de d, Fort Adams, Ntvrport harbor, Rhode Is . York pt Fort Pulass!, Saveaaah river, Georgia. Fort Cituch, Cunrberiand Sounc, Florid: Fort MeRee, {fort fort Rarrancas, so §=6The Young M wmoeratic Usien Club ——t it Sie purposed to go on, but ‘he members finding woes Fort Taylor, K 1d coat them mi jan if they went oa individually, Fort Jeflerson, bave determined to stead in tbis oy. HOWASD ENONS COMPANY, NO. 34, This (ine company of iremen, with their engine, and 14 Presidonotial ball ta Alcstrez Teland, Gan Francisco Caliornla jam by s, ‘ork: Fort Latayette, tw York Barbor, Fort Wood, Boalue’s Island, New, York, 6 pas Fort Columbus, Gevarnor’s Island, New Vévk. 14/000 Te ae iad Pras band, oft tite oti lad seer ts haan tell ‘ae Add tion land vite of Fort Tompbing.... ..... 42.300 | ¢vebing for Washington, They mustered at their engine ‘ ae pyle t Sick coun smgtonny ae Bouse, | ic Hon of Fort Medison, anpapolis havbor 20,000 and beace Senate, Artesiay well at Fort Morro: + 210,000 APPROPRIATIONS FOR CERTAIN CIVIL PEFENSES Kereirs of Fors Jacks 18 000 UNE 30, 1868. Repairs of Fort Pioken 18,000 ‘28,000 7,000 111000 80 000 19.090 100,00 o Afer the pbhowgrap> was taken, the company re formed and marched Jowa Broadway \a the following t: 3 16,000 133,031 | order:— 16,000 Shetton’s ful Baad, of forty a plooes . elton’s full Baad, of forty elx Fuel apd quarters. miloage apd transportation 10 000 The Senate Tariff BID. Charies Miler, ot Macs, Assistant Foreman, ead John Cieume not ocberw: Foreman Kener ney ta fun ae 6,000 ‘The foil tof of sick end disabled lowing is the bill which passed the Seuate on Thoreday — The Compeny on the rope. ). four abi reast, Continuing the treanury extension. boone | AN act BADUCING THE DUTY OW IMPORTS, AND FOR ae Friends ta Onrrlegee Ome! USES. ‘The proces: treated Aalteation, 4 Cra toms Bomse at $0,000 | 20 11 enactea by tne Senate and House of Represeate- | at several pieces in, Dreedwiy was cheered, they inet 300,000 | ‘ives of the United States of America in Congress assem oa 26,000 | Phd ‘That on and afer the first day of Jaly, cighteoa | ibey wil be recetved by Hook and Ladcor Oompeay No 30,00 bundred and iity |, ad valorem ¢o ‘ea shail De im 1 of "at city. eat morning they wil! (ace thetreim peered tn hea of those now imped upon goods, | tor Baltimore, where they will be received by the Mew 6,400] *Ar# and ‘mercbspdire imporied froce abroad into | Market Company end escorted to the railroad tre United Sinier aa follows, viz .—Upon the ariicios snumersted im rebedules A’ and B of the tariff sot o qigbtecn hundred and forty+ix, = duty of thirt and upon thore enumerate? im sobodules C, 4 Hof anid aot the Dineteen per cent! welve per ceptum, eight per ce youte for Waabivgion. where they wil! decome tie De Feneing, &o., marine bow }enemg, &c , marine hospital, Portland, Me.. LIGHTBOLRE ESTANLISHMENTS. Supplies and reperrs, 611 hightooures, &o. Kepairs and incidental exp: nes, Xo... . Sa aries P| phy es Salaries CPOTG NDL VORRCIE 0... 6006 eand exporses, 62 light vessale Parade, and will reture to this city en the 6th tmet. It give the Washington peovie an idos.of whet "s class New York ei > uel 8, Saya Lol envmor OHARLEOTOWN CITY (MASS) GUARD Seamen's wey chal ly of Steen Fr cent Faxpensen and supplying lores of baoys, &e... weed and be Torber enpcied, That manatiotores | Company H, of the bh regiment, Maseachusotts State Vial ing and ine} Nal © mpetee wholly of cotton, not otherw ae provides Militia, ‘rom Charestown, near Gorton, i} Com missions 10 seperia tnd ce alpen, + ball be transferred to sobedulo 0 pee ee olty ;eaterday noon, en row: for Washington, end FOR THR COasTS 03 GaliD: cE all kinds’ stall bo trapaferrcd to schedule 1, ga , pet supplies tor de lights, 4, ° 820 | i} ano walt shall be tramslorred. to-scheuule ; that | OP St tbe Temmasy Hotel. 11 was announced that they nd incidental oz penses, do. . + Ma808 TD sus would arrive im time to attend divine sarvecs at Dy. t of 46 keepers and assistanie. . Gr 800 | p Expenses ond supplying losses of b 22,600 | | Chepin’s church tn Broadway, end fropt scate wore re om missions to supermien: 1,000 served for them; bot owing to delays on the road, the parce of vesseis for tox pec: 26,000 Wercester, the sound boat they came in, did sot reach 20,000 ber dock until 11 A. M. yesterday. Tho guard ie ee 40 COC CReriestown op Saturday m 7 the Norwieh iad 6 3 t te < ong ey at Norwich embaaking on board Rebuilding Nig a Wei 0. 1000 | soda seb: cechear, biened oride : | ‘he Woreesior. This company eros buo looking CI Hebutlding ligbibeuse at Oape Lookout, N.C... 48'000 se eicneal! wood of Bevel, ‘und cide, cous: | ED, ed have & eolid and subsantial 1ook Tass given Ligbihowe oo ee epee er Ss ’ fo, borecie, clirio, muriave, a them 0 great edvantege in our eyes over oiher countey } vel ané qvarters for ofhorrs op lighthouse duiy , fe. e , ’ eer SCANBY. OF TRE FURUC LANDS. wae terre b7 rolignenous and tartaric, ond all oiber | inen is all, officered as ‘oliows — ag Sek gs mo gg Nexen, wedi Fy pe Jaet Boyd. Wiret L eutonant. ple, om, » New t Tred to rebeou © Hi; and had berries, nuts, flowers, “ > Kacees, Nebrasks and (lab). > 100,000 | Sens ape set wacieaively tn dveing or ma | Obsrles Wileon. Seoond Lieutenant. Survey of towns and villages in . 2,000 | “ce mporing classed as such Joh Norton, [bird Lieutenant. Correcting ar ” ro ard pe . reo rt Te: Ly y tw Sowtenast, . surveying in Lvaustane, at augmented ri ' . Chariee G. Rogers, Acting Adjuiar Sareey i tanstids. ones 100° 000 The Chsrtectows Uny Guard were demas 1.600 yestercay in fatigue, wih gray over 20,000 (+ cont and large cape They will sot appear te 60,000 | Semper tax {oli uniform antl they arrive in Washington. ft te 60.000 | i ine condition dive cloth, faced with bod, edged with red, with Freneh $0,000 doubled el het end white posyon The vmiform te neat and slaerty. 12,000 ite or vegetables, groen or ripe, not other. | || Was much to be regretied tbat (his company came for; ivory vamanufsctured: linseed, gar. | ‘be city ro sudcenly, as no pre were mi aoce sees eens asses 2,500 4 all other seeds for agricultural, receive them by our city military They left inat Survey ef Keve off Florida coset.. 380,000 | ioral medicinal and menulacturing por ‘bot other. | &* 6 o'clock for Philadelphia, without aay escort. surrey ¢f slande eff California coast 40,000 | wee prov iced for, bolting elethes, madder root; madder, a to pase right through to Baltimore, Crewirge Report Commissioner of Paventa ... 6,000 | freerg er prepared: lee; guano; ‘cameos, monsicn, dia- | ‘he f3¢ Hegiment, Col Watson. will reorive them Fcc) ing basement, repairs, &0., Parent Uiflce, 8,00 ice, and other prectons stones | ‘¢ 8d inet tbey will be in Washington and aller par: Preparing saloon for reception of modies, &e.. 0, ret eet. end enieels of all kines shail be iranstorred to | '0ipating Im the exercises of the 4th inst, they will leave MDIA.« oe. os 99, senecule | Ane sheep's wool, anmanufectared, of the om Thursday for home, It 's to be hoped shat ve mont OF pr 6¢ veloe of twenty cente per pound, oF lees, at the port of chy companies will receive thea on thelr Fatt ects Posi oi a routing ica te raand gee ias | GeZe*typtt'be stem hee Rope, See o ens Ofice | spirals, ur mar vfacture I) be transferred io sone ccom irmary 8 cule 1 vieed, That eny wool of the ‘or hair of | Paties the Charlestown City doard, 1,000 | to alpace, er animain, which shail be ALBANY BURORS8ES COBPS. 1,6 mo perted in the ordinary condition, as or whion shal) be inten for the purpase of evad- ‘This fine company, under command of a Spelman, will arrive in this city oath on ae bee or which shall be reduced in ralue By the | ceived by the New York City Guard, Captain La dem. Al repel ixtore of dirt or ny foreign substance, Poel for Preeicent’s House, rarer enact eve shall be sebject to pay | TH¢ Burgess Corpe will muster ¢0 mow and will be ae Pract changed ip ite ebaract Lighting Preside et's House. f tom, ad an Ser Livres of twenty three per centom, ralerem, any thing trary notwithetanding it further enacted, compenied to Wasbinatoo 7, Dodworth’s Band Ge am riving tm the city they will be marched to Nib! from where, afier partaking of a collation, they aii cacorted to ibe street. $o0e | wares and merchanciwe which spall be is tb a eae stores on the first ¢ “ C aubjeot, ree 8,000 | op onry thereot tor phn Konto to no otber daty Political Movements, Circle at farereeotion «f P ard NH avenues 1,600 | 1m phy same bad been imported, respectively, after Gov. Hawia's Succemon.—As previously sated Gey. F at cay. rrr) 1! And be it further enacted, ‘That on tho ¢ Hapn{bdal Bem|in, of Maine, resigned his office = Ruceutive oon wares and, trerebandise Imported og an | of the State on the 20th alt. His piace i row filed vp ‘ fret Cay of Joly aforesatd, who deciaion of the | Hen, Joseph H Williams, President of tha, Gemate, Mr. 8 | Seema te x tperainn eto | ni wt oped fev dupe wih Ws Mumpoen sad 00 by nah the Owner, "000. | Bangor friends, previous to bin deparinrater Washingten ignece oF agent of any ach goods, wares to again resume hie see) in the Seante of the Veet ate 900.009 | diese, uniers the owner, lmpor'or or yorestennien ef tee General 000 | eball iin wu cay aor such anir” grow ptiog tribe states, The President of the Senate entered on Towatag —— — | Collector in writtre, of bis dineatta’ with sooh dent. | open the discharge of his duties as assing Governor of the TOD cee ceceereeneeeereeeeescccceee sess 80,118,004 } stop, netting forth therein dtetii aot apeciically his tate for the remainder of the curt eas polities! year, Hom, APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE SUPPORT OF THE ARMY, Give ates ino dese of Je seeks Theretrow ty | Hiram Chapman, of Lincoln cour 4y, was chosen Jvestdent THAR ENDING JUNE 30, bags” 600 | the Secretary of the Tressury. ‘whose decision on such | pro tem of the Senate, 402 | SPP Al tall be One! and comciusive: and the said goede | Pasevivanta Dmxoceanio © swravmon,—The Demooradie 606,401 merebandioe svall be liable to duty oF ex State Convention of Pennsy! rasia will moot 0 morrow af ne Harrisurg, to nominate car didates for Governor, Judge of 30,860 the Supreme Coort, and ‘ane! Commissioner. eae ‘Whar nas Broom or exe Dexockact'—In the old deme Clothing, comp ’ | cratic ounty of St I awrence, in this state, at ike resend etl caer Miavee @ cotiom, twenty for,7 of the towne elected republionn ew Conrtrociipg 000,000 and the, remaing four chose Know Liven | . Cavine Iv.‘ Ture ay, Mesere, Thomas & Lathrega, m, oe the proprict” ce and pudiiebere of the Buffalo Oemmereta® 96,000 | Advertiser, he Fi more rpan for Brie county, made am og Of their creditors, to Degmte ‘and will for cash ‘UANDIDATE FOR ( ONGRIa—JO0l W. White hag beew than ihe | pominated for Congress by the democrats of the Third choige ant distriot of Connection: comprising Windham ud Naw Lincop gout oa,