The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1865, Page 5

] —- > THE FENIANS. Status of the Irish Military Delegation. Senate Demonstrations Through the West, CITY CIRCLES OUT FOR O'MAHONY. Address of Miss Mahony to the Foniap Sisterhood. GENERAL ITEMS AND SPECULATIONS. ite. &. &e. Severn! matters were occupying the attention of the ‘Tonian men (and women) yesterday in this vicinity. In the first place, the developments regarding tho Paris ratt, proceeding from the Senatorial party and pub- shed ‘in yesterday’s Heraup, had to be canvassod and digested; then the “A. P. A. Orange gusfitter’s fat job 4n the Mauision” became a candidate for attention, and ‘was accordingly the recipient of a fuil quota. The sig- m'ficant report which we gave from Washington, too, paused quite a stir among the brethren on both sides of the line, Investigations and speculations in effect ruled the Fenian mind througtiout, or at least that portion which exercise the metaphysic functions and rido the walls of eifter “cstablishment.’? Those inside both have thy ads full, as a matter of course. OMINOUS ASPECT OF UNION BQUARE. Union eqrare is preparing for its convocation on the 2d of Janus ‘There are reports, documents and indict- mcnts of o most formidable nature in process of manu- tacture thece. None, however, were given to our re- porter, the calcclation being that they will do much more execotion when heralded under tho auspices of the august body in question, Then it ia believed the Yension cannonade will commence in right down earnest. None of the “malcontent” pronunciamentos or “imme- d’ate valuable” proclamations of by gono days will dare wompare with the double-shotted boomers that are to sweep down throvgh the historic sqvare, saluting, en ‘apt, “the great revolutionist on horseback,” and fic mally placlng the noble Romans of the Senate hors ds emu The Union square people are not communicative, Brothers Killian and O'Mahony, having given (-ub rosa) Several columns of private opinions public ‘on the eve of the fight, have beeu calmly viewing ther eperation and husbanding well meantime further fusi- for the doubtful fature, THK SENATORIAL QUARTERS, \ ‘The Senatorial gontiemen have beon operating in their mises as usual, thongh not in orgunized session, | One two rapid pen drivers were scen setting thin; Wight In thelr departments, “hoy ate earnest locking fcilows these Robertorial (not ‘reportorial) Fenians, ‘Th y pride in a go ahead whip and thorough style of pshing matters, They eye very curiously members of the press, and “will not be sociable at all while there's something io do.” sytisiog ‘They don't know whether there's or the press. ‘Their superior attends to such «i the reporter has to do the best he can, ‘Fenianism reformed,” though approachable, 4¢ uot very available for the press corps, WWO NEW SENATORS—“UNDER WHICH XING, BI ZONIAN?”* | The Senatorial annals yesterday were marked by th wrrival of two of “the noble Romans’? who have for tho Past eight days been at a respectable distance, with hearts throbb ag to every thrill of the electric conductors. “The “Council of Ten” puraued “the even tenor of its “way.” Of’ the reat one was stumping Philadelphia, &e. fox the O'Mahony side; another was atso in his service; mm third was standing ‘on the constit: ion near the Hub; a Jourth was reported on the fence; a fifth was; practising eiisi prins among the Hoosiers. Extensive has been the speculations, if not operations, of expectants regarding the culmination of this distress- jing dublousness, The “self-written. and self-published ‘wen matcoatents” were held up so high to the ececraion of the fraternity that it was only natura! to assume that ithe other “noble Romans’? would heep clear of ail con- ‘auct with them, and so it proved up to yesterday, ‘Two of them, however, positively arrived here. They fiave been clos:ly scanned, questioned and’ traced abrough their mental aad trian rounds, ey are Riill reticont. No hig se has as yet falien into the lap of wither party. Both have been plying their cases; and ‘now the great question in-Feniau minds is: “Under which Ring. Benzonian? Their adherence to the house of Mahony would undoubtedly be marked by an explicit peor Lg gh cpgpues 4 ‘ag it would from two of the cenest minds of the movement, from deliberatences ‘and cireunspsction, most assuredly fleece away a great geal of the Senatorial h and build up the fortunes ‘wi the old establishment to high triumph again, On the other hand, if, under the ciro»ms! Mio moderates should docide to cast their voice gig, ce of feel conheets and come out for the Senate's joings, dey ion, &c., it would tend to rally the clans- ea now in a state of Cogitation, from New York to San ranciseo, in full foree to the adininiatration thus under- tandingly endorsed, In the meantime no clue has yet won given to their Fw ageagg course. They have been to ‘@ Senate Hall and to the East Room in close commu- inion with ali, but have effectually baffled all so far as heir intentions are concerned. Honr after hour the de- vluvation is looked for by their own States, as well as by he respective parties here. It has not yet come forth, We (TRISH MILITARY DELEGATION—THEIR REPORT AND POSITION. 1 ‘vew military officers, ranking trom brigadier general $: Eee, ei Mink hea yong a spent ne yeste in see we stand placed eoniver et nis hore, They unanimous ministration, stating that theso nti the Senate ibrought ont from felaud impressions ccinpuuase te \O Mahony, and that these were not changed Fa pe scurrences, The organization at home - evrything save the procrastination wh! ius marked the dealings of Mr. 0 Mahony iS syuteem with hel. 2. B. ‘They plumply assert that had ade- juutely prompt and thorough in his wi ring the ast eight months the mon at home would have been up wand doing, whut they assert must inevitably bo done, chaps under worse Prospects. converse quite rely, aro veteran soldiers, are decidedly ired with ‘the juusion folks," as they them, and were to start last ght for theit respective States and to engage at once in dying the workers to the support of “the military & soy of the new system.” A CHICAGO REMINISCENCE. ‘The manifi stations of aMliation on the part of the cir- ieqand subdivisions of the organization coutinue to “baci in to ihe respective camps and to reverberate wrough Lhe press, The voice « a Chicago has been auxiously awaited. It > not the largest city inthe Amer.can Union, but it is tee as larg y in the Fenian Union, not excepti w York and Boston. It is there that O'Mahony at xe C.K. were once reconciled; and its remittances to he New York office always count thousands each ime, Au incident of this Chicago reconciliation, very vcious and striking in iteelf, and particularly apropos 1 this time, has been thus given” to our reporter by a rson who heard it from one of the parties present on ” said a Chicago reconciler, address. '* occasion. ‘e you received from the American ine Bratierheod trough John O'Mahony during the € boon working?” nated the precise amount. correct?” said the Ch-eago man to Mr, O'Ma- i is,’ replied Mr, O'Mahony. ‘weagoay—Have you not received more than that from (he Chicago circle alone in that time? 'Masuyy— Yes; but you must recollect our s0- 'Y expenses were high, and there was scarcely another Je in the country we ic beng yours. Which was the fact, — ole organization being vir- mally sitstainod by @ fow Western circles during the trngKling yeurs of its weakness, dg Ge Reng or THE OREAT bans fa 5 polis is perhaps the one place in he world where Fentanism has taken up the whole heart levotoes. It has now become a district, 6 circle has expanded into adozen, Being the of Fenianism in lance i# attached to {t# ne On the inatters now agitating th ‘ngzocia- A lever in yesterday's Hrrauy iotimated that a i988 Couvention of the district waa to be held on the of the 12th, We have the following report of N DISTRICT CONVENTION-—ENTHUBLASTIC { VINDICATION OP THK SENATE—ALLEGIANCE TO THE SEW ADMINISTRATION. A large and enthneiastic meeting of the Fenian Bro. Herhood of the District of Chicago was hold ast evenit 1 the Venien Halt, in Lloyd's block, corner of Randol; ud Wells atreots, L. H. O'Connor, District Contre, in t nie, The Chairman arose and stated the object of the 1 -eting (o be to take action relative to. the deposition of ei Jolin Jahony and B. Doran Killian from their pective offices as President and Secretary of the Fenian atherhood by the Sevate of the Order, Short and Virring addresses were made by eoveral of the Centres ye ah the action of the Sonate of the bs 5 lich were received with great applan / the diflerent circtes of the city were ned to draft per ned revolutions expressive of the sense of the ‘otherhood of this district. The committee reported Bie following preambie and resolutions:— berth the Senate of the fon Penta Brat wines) i OMabony, alan Rrotherood, of {he unconstitutional note aga | others whom he in pelticn without the con- ‘appro whereas he refu erro mbit to, ate tho Books nod accounts ization, “and, i reply (0 9 remon ate did co rinted and hs etait Peet Bee eee he of the Fenian. Brotherhood, rent mansion iq which he furnished oMyge a: "ud chamabere i a a eee er ee At A most expensive rate, said expenditure ex: coding the “appropriation ofthe ena‘e 1g the sum of ®: eal Whereas the. uded by him with each a lavish ‘ad reckless band. yo small smount of which was iitheribed Us wa contributed ‘by the freedom-loving people land and thay Trianda sa ‘put war material witht of ‘righ patriotios nd whereas the ay of the Shee Rrauertood, in the faithful and conscientious, performanoe Of their duly, did impeach and depose John’ O'Mahony, Prosident of the Fentan Brotherhood, and B. Doran Killian, Sceretary of the Treasury, and by & unanimous volee did elect Volonel William BR.” Roberts’ President of the — Brotherhood; and whereas cortem evil disposed and dis. éountived persons it New York did take actlon in favor of dobn Les jahony and B, Doran Killian against the Senate, for ths yey ‘of Intimidating the said Senate from the parsuit iy; and whereas al the above oned Kets of the Penta rot b bled. that we do peonsider B. Doran Killian ‘abd Jolin Ovstae 0ny guilty of | violsting the constitution, and wounding yin h of Ireland's freedom. Re Phat we do Tdorse the action of the Senate in dqoane th the guilty ones, and constitutionally Ailing the ¥ar by the ‘deposition of John O'Mahony. ‘Reaolved, ‘That berts ax President of he Fen ant itbiherhoot and pledge him our euruset and “Renolved. That § and indlguanity repel, the font and malignant ealumay fing upon our di hole organ and outrage inet our well beloved | ‘Michael is py the nas mone card ot John O'Mahony. “Ot 1 brother and townsman BLL e Co udly bear 4 to bls honor, honesty and self-aacrificing devotion, to hauve land; ahd. of is associater, the members of the F nian Senate. It is # pleasure for us, in this painful mo- meat, to express our ik contidenee in thelr fidelity, tn tegrity, Bre pati oi gg Engtand bas treasure, but nol enough gol Itenolvod, Ay revolutions have never been, wholly pure, ad a vobe of freedom has been of soiled b; the false, Uhis teint us one of the cronse erty: ond chat, nothing ‘imuntods tru honor ‘and ones, and that of our friends world, w ith. renewed exertion: Goa of the Trl eatles, until we witugse the ous ti of freedom in gir native land, Resolved, f, tie above, preamble tious be farwanded Um rian mother: hood and Senate, and that they to the press for pub- archers, fear not hs so am when trath and justice are Cialis ince, “Simttes Leo. P. Dwyer, re Cor enire Sutin Cinle ‘gen vorah Circle; John, Mullan, Finnucane, ‘Centre Robert Emmet Circle; B. Centre Bod Nand Circle; Thomas Tully, Centre itugh ONeill 7C.P. MeKay ‘tre Sarsticld Cirele; James B. Ma Necrwiary. ‘The resolutions were unanimously adopt ‘The meeting then adjourned, aiving * Stephens, the Head Cntro in freland, three more Col, W. R, Roberts, President of tho Fenian Brother- hood, and Uhree more ‘for Michael Seanlan and his co- laborers of tho Senate of ihe Fenian Brotherhood. LETTER FROM A VETERAN CAMPAIGNER, The following has been received from Captain P. F, Walsh by President Roberts. Cmicace, M., Dec. 11, 1365. Colonel W. R, Rowers, President Fenian Brotherhood Duan FRexo—More power to you and every man of your band. 1 always took you to be stern stfi, but I did not think you had back bone enough for auch a crisis as the present; and be agsvred thatthe truth, the honesty, the intelligence and the truo patriotism of our race will snstain you. He'd not what the “chieftain”? or bis retainers thay say. Let not provocation urge you or any of our meu io violence, either offensive or defen. sive. If violence come, let itbs from them. Of course there is a limit to patience; but stretch it to its utm ‘The world is to pass judgment upon us, history’ ig to poss judgment upon ‘us—lot our conduct now be sach as wilt earn au impartial and favorable v dict frow both, ‘To-morrow night Chicago wil hold a inecting of the district. ‘The resolutions will first cou- denn the action of the old Executive; next, endorse the setion of the Senate; thirdly, recognize you as the b ne fide President of the FB. B., and pledge sipport; noxt, vindicate Michael Seanlan, of thi city, and the Senate from the foul aspersion cast upon him and it by O'M., and lastly, pledge themselves to be fuithtal to those who will evor be faithful to Ireland. The West, from Philadelphia out, is albright, with the exception of pe oheers for a few places which won't amount’ to mocit. Yours in fraternity, P. F, WALSH. AMBOY, ILLINOIS, FOR COLONEL ROBERTS AND THE SENATE. ‘The following among others from the West was re- ceived SMO x — WR a ioe Son Rate oops n, [eal Roerts, President, i wery, New York:— Drax Sre—In accardance with the unavimous vote of the Cirele of the Fen'an Brotherhood which the under- signed represonts ag Centro, he begs leave to inform you that the action of the Senate of the F. B. will be by them fully re yeinot asttart orders from ‘Headquarters’ to the contrary notwitl mesandlngy Would it not be well to calle meeting of the State pac ide give to their sentiments on the surpations of our weak, incompetent Pres! ey Sahat wai sentence aloné makes tho writer guilty guilt from the first bes f or tho ity 0 vention to the present moment Neither could [ sec then nor find out since why he got the position from that converters var ‘silly and incompetent as he really” appeared to me, I never thought he would dare oppose the Senate in "ihe legit charge ot its duties, On the conctuding pai of your resolves wo rely—‘that the interests and om bility of oryantzation will be by you as in daty bound prot ‘To use. the words of a faithful friend of Ireland, ewill y you allow the present power which the tobe frittered away by col Trieh in Ataer! nrupt and knavish foal adventures, or misdirected to gratify the phoney pamper to the vanity of selfish and unscrupulous Somngog ne. 2” Forbid it, High Hi ven. Let wise counsols prevail, and the persistent ef- torts of honest, ‘isintorested patriotic men be directed Purely to to the. deliverance of iret Sehich it ia fondly rea! nnot_be lo: |. Tremain setts tamer MICHAEL cas Coutre F. B. THE CORCORAN (ean \TTAN) CIRCLE FOR COL. O'MAnoNy. At a meeting of she Corcoran Circle F. B., the follow- ii cenceanene Mone 5 incerely regret the present aplit which has ‘tak 2 ee Fhanc! rar Fenian zation, belie thi is tal ¢ renme inview.. aig at ee we have watched of the o: Pa gt ane ina a vera eat Bod des Vengah aud Induaacs are owing to teereoticing sedi bed ae, youon of John O'Mahony. = ° Wed, That we have full faith and reliance in the ability, ‘zedl and patrlovian of John O'Mahouy, nnd recog. nize Hindus ou leater, |, That, however patriotic the intentions of the ao- called leaders may be who jolued at the eleventh hour, we believe they are acting unconstitutionally and Kage y= to the eave we cate in view, by eaung dasenaon. mt a giving Signed by Mitheel G. “Gilligan, M. D.. Jobp J. MoClimont, Philip Cs rf in Kell Larmitien ou Rerolitions;, Hogeae, Kelly Geutte; Philip Callan, Chairman of Commitien: on ately John. Mecitmon', Treasurer, J. ¥. Fits Simons, Foc THE GENERAL SHIELDS sD ft FOR O’MAHONY. At the regular wookly meeting of the General Shields Circle of the Fenian Brotherhood at the Fenian Hall, 186 York street, Brooklyn, Thursday evening, December 14, boa the following resolutions were unanimously sth ‘That we endorse the action ta! various elreles of the Fenian ng = yd of the Manhetion distor in in repudiating thes pb gae ly, the so-called ten senators and denounce them as traitors $ ieconnns of Irish ndependenc Resolved, That we recognize Colonel J..O'Mahony ax the only elected the Fenian Brotherhood, and solemnly pl it ons, undivided support, pledge ourselves to withdraw vee a the een a ee ne aud we eoll bor all Irishmen syuipathizing fn thecatioeto sustain usin orsigned by Captain J.D. petlenry, Cont Centre; a: yeert Me- ae jabon, yp Secrets ee Co jowari, Joho , rady, James ald, Commitice on THE FENIAN SISTERS IN ARMS, The ors i document will be esting to our readers, ‘The oMcial “H. D. F. signa- ture anglicizos Head 1 Directress Fenian Sisterhood :"’— No. 37 East Sevexteeia Steer, so Sqranr, ) © New York Crrv, Nov. 21, 1965. } To BRANCH OF THe FExtAN Sisreknoon, ‘Theatres sisran—Soon Green Erin will be a bettle feld! Soon the Supburet will stream over every hill and valley of our own land! Yet, ere this blessed work, real earnest work, must be accomplished. Wo are a nation of brave men and true-hearted women, Surely, in an undertaking affecting our common weal, we should see to it that we, too, perform our part in the glorious work of Irish re a lason men of our race strain every sinew to ti them. They work as if existence itself a A the success or failure of this enterprise, ey pl Meg lives, their fortunes and their sacred bonor;”” Winey lay their ae ‘upon the shattered altar of our once glorions a And our women are not idle! they prove thetr devotion to idle’ prove, by their many sacritices, how traly do they Lay thks mourn. fal mother, whose wail of anguish rings out, as centuries = id have sorrows ii omy be rut Te e shararocks of Eri to Feu! footsteps, and a Fenian OO e exigency is hour potnte out the course we anes ny Mon must be igned 0 ‘Ae out 8 0 equip an army. lo five will procure: artes Tet not your hands be idly folded. Ten dollars will parebase aa Irish Revolutionary Bond, Surely, surely in view of the rernd the sale of those bonds, I ot Re upon you the advisability, the necessity, of pent exertion. I shall request your Direetress Cdr me with a full liet of ‘Damen, with 0 final call; algo a list of members not to be oped that each sister will endeavor to pore ws one of heen bonds. If impracticable now, as in fome cages, make a ent during each weelk, or at cach meeting, we the Treasurer to credit you for ainoupts thus ithin fourteen days the recoipt of this circular, I shall hope to see the names of rab ge ie ae, nop T need not speak more at length to intelligent Irieh ladies, You cannot do too much, you must not do too little. In there day» of extravagance and extremeiem T need not speak more pointed! ly. ‘The women of Foland sold thelr jewels; they dressed in mourning. wo the een ee ‘Ireland wear no surplus jews costly ty white an army isto be equi ip is eet to Mtn for the hallowed shores of Erin, nd agai, do not consider NEW YORK HERALD, from the editor of the Irtsh Ameriran, in which the writer sets forth untouuded accusations 7) Mr. &. Doran Killian, tecretary of the Treasury, F. As T am connected ‘with the financial apres of the organization, and have been for Financia! Seerewry, I consider it mg duty, Mr. K., to state that Mr. Spoliwsey, of Philadelphia, wt ing as agent for Tapscott & Co., applied by letter to the Senate of the F, B., proflcring certs n advantages to the organization in mogotiations of exchange. 1 understand barn the letier, when read to the Senate, was applauded that body, wisich inight be considered by 4 Gnance ofticer. a3 equivalent 40 instructions. Accordingly Mr. Killian, when he wanted a European draft, inqn red of Mr, Spellisey his terms, which were considered by Mr. K, satisfactory. Mr. Spellisey was authorized to effect the exchange, upon which he (Mr, 8.) recived the usual com mission which appoimted agents only receive; and was it not better that Air. speilisey should have that percentage than lave it to Mr, Tapscoit? Tam surprised that the editor of the Trish American does not kuow that a draft on Tapscott i. as good in any part of Europe as im London or Liverpoa In regard to the second pea a that Mr. an realized # certa'n sum by the purchase of gold—I, “good Fenian," having not only the honor of én’ree at Roalquantors, but also the entry of all sums realized from all sources for the F. B., this method of in- forming all whom it may coucern—that Mr, Killlan band. ed me a voucher of said sale immediately after it was effected. The amount realized was $257 07, out of which government tax, &¢., amounting. to $93" 09 was ae. which leaves a balance of $163 98, which batance is credited on the Treasurer’s books, kept by me, to the Fenian Brotherhood, Ido not deem it necessary to trespass further on your space, as Iam our glorious cause, by the vorce, and will, and determination of the Brotherhood in Congress assembled, will receive new life and energy ore jong, and compel us to forget our personal differences and sacrifice every feoling, mm to death, for the one grand object—the freedom of our r native land, WM. F, MEEHAN, Assistant Treasurer, F. B, THE SENATE. The Fenian Senate held no regular session yesterday. It is stated that they will resume their official labors in regular organized session to-day. ‘The Fenian Imbroglio. Punnapetrara, Dec. 14, 1865. Ata meeting of the Fenians at Wilmington, Del., last night, resolutions were passed endorsing ’Mahouy. Tho Union Cirele of the Fenian Brotherhood of @lou- cester City, N. J., has endorsed the action of O'Mahony. Amusoments. WALLACK’S THEATER. A second hearing of Mr. Frederick Robinson, the Bug lish star at Wallnek’s, convinces us that he bolovgs to the lackad al school, which originated on tho French stage, and was thence trans‘erred to England and im ported here by the Wallacks, ‘The players of Uhis school do not act; they simply come before the andience and rehearse, To wear good clothes, look like a gentlenus, walk about gracefully, uiter witticisms with an inditfer- ent air, substitute nonehalance for passion, keep cool always and do everything quietly ave the requisite the lackadaisical school. Such acting as that of Garriek, of Talma, of ihe older Kean and of the elder Booth these stage fops and candies cannot comprebend, cannot approach, cannot appreciate. Mr. Robinson is an excel- lent representative of his school, and beats Taster Wallack on his own ground; but we hold thet the lackadaisical school is not a good one; that it has no fire, passion, short, it is not acting atall in any artistic sense of ihe word. Critics who do not recognize Unis distinction, fail to understand their business and ignorantly applund « style of performance which is perfectly cold aud insipid, not to say dawdling. ‘The other day we were made to call the two comedies in which Mr. Robinson appe “agrecable.”” A syllable was wanting. ‘They ara’ diss greeable little pieces, which bore the andiences tremen- dously, and were probably eelected by the envious man- agement of Wallack’s to ruin what little chances of sve cess Mr. Robinson had. ry. Ifa genuine actor, of the Garrick slump, were to appear in this age, how long would it take the public to forget and ignoro ali the lackadaisical Robingons on both aides the Atlantic? BABES IN THE WOOP At WINTER GARDEN. “It-may have been partially due to the cold wenther without, or to the uncomfortableness within, that only a tolerably filled house greeted the first production of two new pieces at the Winter Gurden last evening. Coxtain it is there were very many vacont seats in both parquet and dress circle. With about the walk and gesture of hi‘ Major de Boote, the necktie, make. up and illy assorted eye brows of his Timothy Toodtes, and a modicum of the part of Salem Sendder, Mr. J. ¥. Clarke mannged fo drat out numerous rounds of applause ws Jerem:ab Bectie, !n Taylor’s comedy, The Batvs in the Wood. Having boiled down those three comical characters into one, the reanlt is hardly to be wondered at. Had there hoon a warmer house and more of it, the reception of the piece would un- doubtedly have been much better. Aa it was Mr. Clarke tried very hard to make it a #uccess, Had he ap- peared less anxious on this score and acted more easily, he might have hit nearer the point be aimed at. Mra. Walcot, as Jady Blanche Rushton, was quite good. Frank Rushion, in the bands of Mr. Walcott was passable. But the crown- ing triumph—if triumph there could be in a mildly drawn two-act farce, mildly acted to @ chilly collection of spectators—of the entire performance was undonbt- edly achieved by Mr. Joun Dyott, as Earl of Lazenby, the father of Lady Blanche, who, spurred on by « hard- hearted stepmother, had disowned his only daughter for daring to marry against his wishes, Upon this act of the Rushtons the interest of the plece turn. And it is in the final reconciliation and the culmination of a by-plot, in which the domestic relations of Mr. and Mrs. Be-tle ave ventilated, that its happy denouement is reached, Mr. Dyott, as the repentant father, clandestinely follow: ing hie daughter and watching over ber in the changes and afflictions which come after the withdrawal of his support, bis tender regard for his darling child, his straggles to overcome the temper of Lady Lazenby, and the nataralness of his acting upon the occasion of his happy interview with the daughter, when (his temble woman has" been put down, were bits of character. Paluting and life-mimicry too natural and too affecting to fail iu bringing out the most genuine and spontaneons bursts of applause from the beholders. Mr. Dyott was called before the curtain apd warmly applauded at the end of the play, Mr. Clarke was the tiret recipient of the same compliment. The eveulng's entertainment concluded with Boncicaalt’s comic drama, Dedicated to Paronts’ aud Guardians, with Mr. Chuke im his character of Waddilove. THE MATINERS TO-DAY. The Satarday matinees which have been arranged at most of the leading places of awusement in (he city are exceedingly popular, more particularly with the ladies end children, To-day the afternoon amusements will be very attractive. At the Broadway theatre Mr. Chan- frau will appear, with the whole company, ina grand “Sam” matinee, at balf-past one o'clock. The Fenian’s Dream, or Ireland Free at Last, will be represented with effect in Tony Pastor's Opera House at half.past two At the New National Circus, Bowery, the daring and dazaling equestrian, gymnasti¢ and acrobathe feats of the fine troupe engaged thore will he gone through at half-past two o'clock, The programme for George Christy's Minstrel Company matines, at the Fifth Avenue Opera House, is avery select and most en. tertaining character. The matinee will commence at two o'clock. At two o'clock in the afternoon Professor and Madame Wiseman will display the wonders of the realms of mystery and vision to a crowded andience in Hope Chapel, Broadway. The American Express Company. Btrrato, Deo. 15, 1868, The Buffalo Courier, in alluding to the report that the New York Central Railroad haa been leased to the ox- press companies for the purpose of cutting off compoti- tion of the National Bonkers’ Express Company, says that so far as the American Express Company i# concernod the romor is as ridiculous as it is malicious, The rela- tions between the American Exprees Company and the Central Railroad are simply thoze which exist between that road and any other customer who pays contract prices for transportation. The American Express Com. pany does not desire to leave or control any railrond, nor does it seek exclusive A op ileges over the New York Central, The statement ne of a series of falsehoods manufactured for the the purpose of creating a prejudice bys the company, and bolete ring up the fortunes of a val interest, ee Lectare by Speaker Colfax at Baltimore, Bawtimone, Dec, 16, 1865, Hon, Schuyler Colfax delivered his lectute ‘Across the Continent’? to a large audience at Odd Fellows’ Haly this evening. He was afterwards the guest of a number SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1865. pith nor point, and that, in | This precaution was unnecess- | Obituary. FREDERICK B. HELMSMULLER. The death of Mr. Helmsmuller, the musical composer aud orchestral conductor, occurred at bis residence, No, 878 Broome street, in this city, on Tuesday last. The funewal was attended yesterday by nearly one hundred of the deceased's acqualutances and professional breth- ron, all im citizens’ dress, Au appropriate funeral dirge was given by a band of musi¢ accompauying the hearse, and upon the cotlin reposed a cross of japonicas. Mr. Hekastouller was connected with the band of the Twonty-second regiment. He was forty-seven years of age, abd had been anwell for some time preceding his decease, having visited several watering places in hopes © bettering his health. Helm&mutler’s musical compo- sitions, although not numerous, will, many of them, re- tain a place in ballroom and parlor, as will the memory of their author long hold a place in the remembrance of bis acquaintances, KEV. DR. HENRY W. DUCACHET, who was found dead in his study at Philadelphia, on the Mth inst., was one of the most eminent of the Episco- pal divines of that city, He was born in Charleston, 8. C,, in 1707, aud at the age of ten years removed to Philadelphia, receiving bis early education at Mount Airy. At seventeen he came to New York, and with Dr. Hosack as hie preceptor entered upon the study of medicine, and four years later graduated with distinc. tion, AU an early age, however, he determined to study for the ministry, and having, about the year 1825, been ordained by Bishop Griswold, he assumed the charge of ich in Salem, Mass., a position he relinquished to take a similar ono in "Norfolk, Va. On December 11, 1, be was instituted rector of St. Stephen's church, Philadelpbia, by Bishop White, succeeding the Rev. Dr. Montgomery, the first rector, and from that date until the hour of ‘is death he held -that position. He was also the chapla‘n of the Burd Orphan Asylum. Less than ten weeks ago his only child and namesake, a 8 sna io the army, died in Washington, and that event is supposed to have had much to do with the eudden death of the futher. ROKERT CRICHTON WYLLIE, SECRETARY OF WAR OF THY HAWAITAN KINGDOM. Robert Crichton Wyllie, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Secretary of War of the Hawaiian kingdom, died on the 19th of October, at Rosebank, Nuuanu Valley, Hono- lulu. The public announcement was accompanied by an opler, under tl hority of the Minister of the In torior, to close all government oMfces, The national flag ot the fort on Prnchbowl, and at the government offices, was lows ates. ed, a8 well as the flags of the various consul Many of the moerehants closed thetr stores, and ¢ public sorrow were not omitted. ct aded at Honolulu on the 3d of Fi bruary, the Kingdom, Acdimiral Thomas was residing there as the ative of the British government. The perple Muir of the provisional cesston of the roverclnty of lands to the Queen of England had not b atis- factory settied, “Having remained a fow weeks in Honolulu, Me, Wylie was making his arrangements to leave fo when his maje neva TL, ine vited him t mo ihe duties of bis Ministar of I sluich porttolio he has ever since retain period of hls sorviee has been a few montis o ty-one years time of his arrival the indepe ely acknowledged by th n, bat by no other cough a diplomacy which he conducted, ivilized nation on. the ‘ependence of the kingdom of Kamehameba, and | cutered into treaty stipulations with it, Thers have been seasons in the history of the kingdom when its indepen ence threatened, On several occasions representatives of “great Powers’ most persistently evinced a dispost tion to encroach upon the rights and privileses of the kingdom as an independent sovereignty. As a foreign Munster (and as such he will occupy an important Wylie’s lending. and ploco in Hawaiian history) Mr. fundamental principle was that the Hxwatian kingdom is an independent. and _—_ sovereign State, entitled to oll the rights and_ preroga- tives’ of au independent nation, and shovld be treated a such, just the same ag Huasia, Enzland, France or the United States, He conscientiously endeavored to carry.out this prineiple in negotiating numerous trea- ties with all the greater and lesser nations of the civil- ized world which have sought to enter into treatics with the Hawaiians, When Mr. Wyllie arrived at these islands he was pos- scseod of an ample fortune, having been long and suc- constully engaged in financtal and commercial affairs in mn, Calgutta, United States and Mexico. He was 4 native of Hazel Bank, Ayrshire, Scotland, having been born October 13, 179! In early life he received a good classical and medical education, and subsequently be- came acquainted with the French and Spanish languages, Tho latter he wrote and spoke with the fluency and aceu- racy of @ native of Spain. While eome may withhold a, assent from all the political views and opinions of , and may severely censure some of his iene asserting that he was Wrong and opinionated, ft it will be readily acknowledged that a mos! remarka Ne man hos passed away. Very many looked upon him as a true and generous friend, a3 well as a moat Iaborions, faithful and conscientious public officer. He died in communion with the Church of Engla: You Can’t seuine Your Lips. Ladies, without revealing whether you use the fragrant 3O. ZODONT, or not. No occasion for words. Your teeth and breath speak for you. The Instre and purity imparted to the dental tnschinery by that peeriess Auld, and the ‘cagrance | Kives to tho month, cannot be Letanee’ the use of any A.—European Perfamers — nine Vertise their articles as patronized \ rn hat PHALONS 1G Ad- A Boo Paper Collars AND CUFFS. wholesale and retail. Oue lads's Collar xent Ire to the’ trade, with | and drawings of differant strlen. . W. MH. WARD, $87 Broadway, N.Y. A Cholee Stock of Fa: nionable For At the lowest Leal Variety Boe of the handsomest” Acetic effered in this market. EN) All Kegel Tottery Prizes Cashe inge, elroulare and information rent J. R, CLAYTON, 10 Wall street 04 Warren Street, from Greenwich atroe AND CHILDREN’ AT WHOLES/ PREPARL + FORK REMOVAL OVERCOATS, J. AND PANTS, M4 WARREN 5 One door from Greenwich treet, up Stairs, one CLOTHING IN GREAT VA- At LESS TIA PRICES, A.—Trasses.—Marsh & Co.'s Old Estab. Nehod Radlea! Core Trass Office still at No. 2 Vesey street. 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Dy, Fuxwenic F.. Datano, of .y ter of W. 8 Danham’ = York, to Macair SLPRAT— Monstis, 8 Neck, on. Thursday, neoupten 1d, by th y Dr, 0, D. Jackson, J mms Stewart Der’ Now York, to Fanny M. Burr, daughter of Fra oveia, Keg, Dave—Lexrien AL Cat ‘ry cuureh, on Tuesday, Siena 12, by Ker. Joun G. DALR Evcenté Exrue, daughier Py th late Antoine Lentitbon. Fretp—Seumipr.—On Thursday, December 14, at Grace church, by the Rev. Dr. Tay ior, Witham H.) Fini to Luu Sourneate, daughter of ihe late br. J. W. Schmidt, all of this city, Frost—Trayen.—On aendneniey, lee Rey. Charles C, Norton, Mr. J. Wiens Svsié Trayen, al) of this city. Haren—Jupsox,—On Thursday, December 14. by the Rey. Dr. Bellows, Oram, C. Haren to Harr, daughter of William D. Judson, Eay., all of this city. Monex—Hamron.—At Trinity chapel, on Thursday, December 14, by Rev. Dr. Morgan, Grow® a Murex to MakION 4, daughter of the late samuel H. Hamilton, ail of this ity. i — STEWART. —On ‘Thursday evening, mber 8, by the Frost to Mists Dever abe ic huraday, December 14, Mr. Nealey, Hew T. Vas danghter of ‘the late G. W. Dexnencn to Groowe W., Brown, all of this ity. . Ky., on Thursday, of the bride's fa-her, vy Wiisox, of Harlem, N.'¥., Cannas Minor, of Avnins, ~At Hoboken comber 15, Any Sivnot Jon Friday morning, De- ArKINe, roitet of James Atkins, nd friends aro reapectfully invited to at uiurday) noon, from the resi- am Atkins, 292 Washington tend the fu dence of tier son, Mr, streot, Hol o Montreal papers please copy, Barsum.—On Thurstay, sher 14, after a short but severe illness, Mr. Joskra R, Banxom, in the 74th year of his ag The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfully invited to attend the fui this (Saturday) af- ternoon, at three o'clock, at tho residence of his son, Chartes Bernuin, 226 Eaat Fifty second strect Barnoare.—On Fridey morning, December 15, Maty, daughter of James and Barbara Bathgate, aged & montis and 17 days ‘The funeral will take place from 426 Fourth stroct om Wil ud Builton Hole Machines 626 Broadway. Holiday Gifts at Banta’ street.—Ladfes* and Chil 8 Pare: and Infants; Gents’ Hats, Fur Colla , 357 Canal Jats for Misses, Boys ms, Caps and Cloves: fe over or it mt | eet Skating Caps, & Howe Sewing Machine Company, Elias LOWE, Jr. President, 628 Broatway. Agents wented, Its Value ix Incale iable. For all diseases with wht! of teething, Mrs, WE are afflicted during the W's SOOTHING Stitt afe and eerta in remed Tt has stood the test of thirty years, and never known to iail, Cures wind colic, regulates ‘ibe bowels, softens the games and allays all pai Knox's New Store.=Bay Your Hats at new establishment, 181 Fulton street, second door «OF at 35 Tkoadway, If you waht handsome, ite, stylisiy a moderaia priced febries, all ert Aijualities belong pro-érai- A Knox Hel ix. @ passport oud intelligent. New York, Dec. 14, 186 thoroughly tested and fred the WEBER, PLANO RIE, His wy pleagure to testify to thelr great meri their beatiful nging quality of tone evened whi ongho the entre scale {mia of touch, di bitity, p—which qua Yank among the N. PATTiso: Git wy , for in tne “i boys, ten wcent Tes thi 78 AVID. CLOSE 11g Fulton wtreet, between 162 Patton street, near Brond edie houses ie am, hing.—Ladtes wilt Fleur, Bouguet nation Pink, were, Sen ngippan w te for mouvholr canes of the country. CABWELL, MACK & CO under Fifth Aven vie Hotel, Rew York oli DIAMONDS, Ac oH ANC UET, GIBAT! D & 60. Paris. bow the p | intlactty of heen for uver se ined on a pla: ntage of thetr splendid wiylos. AR ® prelitatuu would Temarg that they mantiiacture and seil no imitation jawelvy or watehe 1 gold, of the finest wo: } atant with Ayo e will invariably be are paid by the 3 cy | ne to that end will be exe: {om we Who reads this motive, mi as and an. Music’ Boxes, Head Dresses, 4 Wis are not in want of ly engrave ‘and plated, at vo all mone: or by bank draft (0 ons order, sgency, which wilt be conduc wt TAQ! Sears, Moles, Mo Skin, Birth Marks, Av., treme HAR ee. Office hours 10 The trish Liberty P “PRIENDS OF venepee, ae R YOUR NATIONAL Consultation Muster! the F 0 gD Of the Pirate Land made for of the weaker nations ‘a chronic demon trade; “ren that grand time, fret coming, mn to #'ll he hisrled By true hearts that she ‘prom tel: deur homes, ore th ‘Then, to Action Tn the cow Harp and C1 ys of Freed Worn on every Worn until the Saxon Robber r Erin's sod, Sunburst’ eparkles eyew of God! worn by the Fenian Brotherhood obtained of ens Tor new?. By m or $2 28 per facturer, 1 Chambers street, New Yor. copyrighted. ) The Southern Ex aa Company, MA’ ) andine, valiable Package oles, iirer a connect! eek souceeee Ai EXPRESS ‘co: an have estabiisived Uh way, New York wi seer stn irs -4 roa Routh, will prem| on. Merchandiae and bles frelivere) to Harnsten: leg'n Aneta xn inti prose (omnp: }— 3 kouthern Ey Sow pany aay" will receive prompt dey Terk parlwine, at rates of stapes pply at tl of bes aay pant, President, The Bridal Chamber.—An Essay of Fioward Kew Teen free ot cha rennet ne ee of hay Putin Houghton, Howard Associa. Bachen03, Colamb Taree minutes’ watk from AND Kia ni grown. Addrees Ih W. Witoeoe Sole Momus | A ‘tented and | i ore of the Sontl Snnday afternoon, at two o'clock, Buvas,—On Friday, December ‘ts Jorurn, beloved som of Josoph and Ma Bevel, aged 4 years, The relatives and friouds of the family aro reepecttully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, froma tae residence of his parents, 63 Oliver on Thursday, jireet ate December 14, aged 32 years, © Of bis rothersin-law, Jacob S. Spencer and Clement D. Loon invited to attend the funeral, which wilt take on Sunday afternoop, at bulf-past oue o'clock, from the residence of Mr, Spencer, 49 London terrace, West Twen- ty-third street, hotween Ninth and Tenth avenues, Fatsox.—0ni Thinerlay, December 14, after Sores illness, Brunier, the beloved wife of John Fullon 38 years, a native of Loughrea, county Galway, Ircla.d ‘The relatives pnd friends of the taiuily aro respectfully invited to ottend the funeral, this (*aturday) afternoon, at half-pest one o'clock, from her late residence, No- Mott street. —On Thursday, December 14, Many, the beloved enry Vinke, alter « long and severe tilness, 25 years and 11 mothe, The friends aud relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at fo’ clock, from | Mience, 150 Groeawich street LAGHE, tee Kia SIE B Us Highs, sua thoto of his brothers, Patrick, Milag? vetoes, Datel and James, and of his ‘brotheve-in-law, 1 Wittiams stevenson, iy wend ‘Owen Moran, are y ipt sien re feos this (Satu: bo nee, 216 Ba x 2 ater ° and painful illuess, Farm, the beloved wife Willian HW, Gantz, in the Sist year ot her age. Howvex,—Eornt Coorsi, youngest child of Horatio N. and Mary Holden, aged 3 yeare, 7 months and 22 days. ‘The friends of the family, also. those of her uncle, ceorge Ricardo, Eeq., are requested to attend the fune- ral, Of Sunday afternoon, st two o'clock, from the rest- donc? of her parents, 487 Third avenue, The remains will be taken to Greeuwood Cometery. 4 Krax.—On December 15, Mre, Knan, aged 12 years, a native of the parish of Aughrim, townland of | Lishoe, county Roscommon, Ireland. The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sooty afternoon, a& on residence, 176 South Second street, Jersey City Moone. —On Friday, Decembor.16, AXE Moons, eldest daughter of William Spooner, county Tipperary, ireland, in the @2d year of her age. Che friende of the family are invited to attend the fa- neral, from her late residence, 206 Ninth avenue, ow Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Manchester (Eng'and) papers please copy. Micenry.—On Thursday, December 14, Rosaxsa Manary, | ee beloved wife of Joveph C, Meehin, after « short and | severe illness, in the 29% year of her agi The frienda of the faintly, those of her father, Patricte- MeHugh, an: her father Intaw, Francis Meebin, are respectfully requested to attend the faneral, this ( atur, | day) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence 44 Feaex street, without further invitation, MeChave.—On Tucwday Deceuiter 12, Eusice, widow of John MeCiaye, aged T2 yea xe ‘Tue relatives aud iriends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from her Inte residence, 262 West Forty-third street, on Sunday afternoon, at half past one o.olock, without fu invitation. Motivine,-On Thursday, December 4, Mantis H. Mee Guine, in the 25th year of his age. ‘The faveral will iake place from bie late resid West Twent ve wireet, thie (Saturday) afternoon, a kate past one 0! McKay n Friday, December 16, Duncan McKat, aged 20 ye § months. ‘The i relatives are Linon g 9 invited to attend wi, from the residence of his parents, No, 697 Grond street, this (Satorday) efternoon, at two o'clock. McCanrny, — Yorkville, om pice December 15, Jouwssvan, mother of the late Denis MoéCarthy, in her Slet year The friends and relatives are respectnlly invited to attend the funera!, from the residence of her daughter in law, southwest corner of Righty-second street and Third avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. Niswerr.—At Youkers, N. ¥., on Thuraday, December 14. Ronerr W. Nrenerr, of Fort Nisbett, coanty Tipperary, Ireland, an,—At Springfeld on Saturday, De Ow comber 0, Hewky Onwernan, eon of ‘tho late Jutnes Olu | , | stead, of this cit; ROWMAN. “on Thuteday, December 14 Lars, ‘Sealiioe of Witla A. and Eleanor ¢ aged 5 years and 1 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, ae one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Front street. Favaxon Core Rodinan, 335 Sxxrow,—On Thursday, December 14, Many, the be — wife of Cornelius Sexton, aged 88 years he friends of the family, and those of hee brothers, 1 Dennis Coogan, are reapectfally in from ‘her late residones econd avenues, Harlem, Parca Mathew vited to attend the funerw! 110th street, between First and this (Saturday) clock On Thi y 14, from injuries re- ceived at the lute fire in Water street, Domisiee Stcor,, aged 0 yearr 6 relatives and the friends of the family, and the iusaere ‘of the Metropotiten Fire Deperiment nd the members of the Inte Protection Mugine Company No, & fare respectfully requested to attend the funeral, this, urday) morning, at twelve o'clock, from 8 ‘Andrew's reh, in Duane street “ret —At Hudson, X, ¥., on Thoretay, December 7, rere, wife of the lave Hezekiah Steel, in her T8tt © papers please oopy a Ms December If, Jowaxsa ©. M of Jobn BF. aud Anna Adeline 8 months ond 2) days, the family afe respectfuliy | afternoon, at | vk, from the residence of her parents, 206 Kast | Thirty third street, Vourty.—Suddenty, at Hat , Germany, on Tues- Tene day, November 7, alter an liners of two 4 ; Py Voonny, M.D, formerly: of ti y, at the age of cars, A inonthe and 26 days, the cloves husband oF Vogely, ~On | Friday, December ti, Axx Ammnsa, hn R, Warner, of Westcliester, aged 63 yeare and fen mouths. ‘The friends of family ited to attend the fuueral, on “nda ferns) past twelve o'clock, 1 St. Peter's “wi Wena, Oa “On Pritay, N November 16, Jaye ., wife oF Abram V. Wyckoft, ° The friends of the family are respectfully invited to hyo ‘the faneral, on Sunde iG mater, OO Laws we BC. feos attoo. Browkly