The New York Herald Newspaper, March 29, 1866, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD; THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1866.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. STATE CAPITAL ‘THE BROADWAY RAILROAD PROJECTS EV YORK CITY EXCISE LAW. The Tealth Board to Have Exelusive Power to Grant Licenses. The Steam Transit Road Bill Reported. THE PARK BILL PASSED THE HOUSE, ete Beet ee eee Seminary of the mending the charter Author ing the Junction Canal Company to construct of animals for human food. Authorizing William Beard and others to construct a Be ee eee te Brook- WHARYAGE, PIERS AND SLIPS IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN, ‘The bill to regulate wi nd piers, wharves and alps in New York and-Brooklyn was again taken up. ir. Low, (rop.) of Sullivan, moved @ substitute which jeeps tat all ‘regularly established transportation ines may lease piers and w! "es, not exceeding twenty- five in number, for a term of ten years, and use them for their exclusive use so long as they require and lease them for their necessary business, and may erect sheds and temporary structyres for mere! iso in transit under the regulations of the Commissioners of the Land Adopted and substitute reported complete. Mr. Prerson, (rep.) of Kings, moved to Jay the substi- tute on the table, which was carried. THE EXCISE LAW IN NEW YORK, The bill amending the Excise law for Now York was taken up and umended by conferring upon the Metro- politen Bourd of Health exclusive power to grant ges. THF, BOARD OF WORK BILL A FAILURE. ke. &e. ke Our Albany Correspondence. ALnANY, March 27, 1866. CAPTURE OF THE REGULAR BROADWAY RAILROAD BY THR RADICALS. Tho subject of railroads is the occasion of = good deal secthing and simmering here. It became gencrally Known to-day that ‘the surface railways reported last week for Broadway and across town contained an extraor- inary number of names as corporators, and after some @xamination it was also ascertained that the radicals had madoa descent upon these bills and virtually taken pos- fession of them. Hitherto the Broadway scheme has here with only twelve or fifteen names. When maa» here it contained but about the usual number, reas it is understood now that the list reported ex- cella a hundred. Sinco the defeat of tho Broadway road | _ Mr. Low reported. favorably the Staton Teland Shore Yi year thore has been @ constant iteration on the part | Pill. ofihe radical managers that these roads would have FVENING SESSION. BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING. tobe captured and passed against Weed. It] To incorporate the New York Board of Firo Under- wold appear that a long list of names was | Writers; to amend the Insurance Department act; to extully made out, comprising all the leading | *meNd the act to provide for incorporating the Life iund intesta in the State, and that the bill rporiod has bees, | Health Insurance Company ; relative to the Jews’ Hos. pital of New York; authorizing corporations for the as pane iF eee fn ger ager erection of monuments in pire, of soldiers fallen in tole city, and » cthicewing Guering clear of Governor ed bat pe ag Lia eee wg rk : i 5 regul e sale of intox.cat- Fojon’s vetoos, | The destruction of the elevated og liquors ‘in ‘the. Motropolitan Police "district Fa a impracticability, and the opposition made to cal Heel Sees Lan Bt Aree the radi- hey cannot with these counser Jeo They declare, therefore, that if the Broads ind Scpm-town railroad are to have consideration, it will Baw to bo in a shape which will distribute the benefit of be grant as widely as poraible among their friends the State, and secure a defini (it makes the Board of Health Commissioners of Excise); relat.ve to sewerage and drainage in New York (it gives additional powec to the Croton Aqneduct Commissioners) ; to revive the charter of the Sodus Canal Company. NEW YORK CITY TAX LEVY. Mr. Levr reported the New York city tax levy, which ‘was made the special order for Tuesday evening. thongh and con- Py INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE COMPANY, Fe Eek! tet dente irsage ‘hes ioe Mr. Bexwar introduced a bill to further amend the charter of the Iuternational Bridge Company. Adjourned. a) od dispose of Weed’s great object in politics, and that he wiil be substantiatly iaposed ot rg the Assembly. Hate conventions and the councils of the Lng Avaany, March 28, 1866. D, the Underground Rail’ Com. in Committee of the Whole and discussed at length. No material amendments were made to the bill as printed. It was ordered to a third rye 9 Afverwards tho ‘were suspended and the bill ‘upon its third reading and passed as follows:— Aldrich, Alley, Baker, Barker, |, Biddlecom, 4 ain Bl, Hoar ova, Bran Orawford. Creamer, Curtis, Viele: Vrenrs Gleason, 3. 6 Teale, bar. er Hosking, Humphrey, Be XN. Hunthnats Kim! ball, J plenere jhopener, Levinger, Lewis, Little) Karnes Morena ota haae Pousrey, Renney, Weynolde, M. Heeynotag a. ice, Schutt, Soebacher, Shaw, Sherman, Smith, E. 8. Smith, Soyer, Mr. herr ‘Stephan, Stiles, A. Y. T. E. Stewart, Thorn, if, Tracy, Tu Fatuin, Vaal, onieobig. van cata, oat, Bay My From, Goodrich, G. 4 natn Remi, Lyon Maurwe, EVENING #EABION. ‘The bill to. provide for the extension of the Chenango e provi for the exter the C1 Canal was ordered to a third reading. ANTAL SUPPLY BILL, The Houre then went into Committee 0° the Whole on bill. Some time was spent in its eon- sideration, when progress Was reported. Adjourned. Court of Appea! MANY, March 28, 1864 The following is the = calendar of the Court of Ap- me for Thursday, March 29:—Noa 134, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, 11 and 12. Line of # ~ We notice that a line of steamers hae been established between this port and those of Laguayra aud Puerto Ca. bello, in Venezuela, to touch at St. Thomas both going and returning. The general increase of the trade be- tween the two countries bas for some time vack de- manded such a means of communication, and now that a railroad is in process of construction, and already near completion, between Puerto Cabello and San Pelipe, and another soon to be bailt between Laguayra and Caracas, connecting with the fine wagen road leading to the fer- tile valleys of Aragua, the productions of Venemuela, which, for want of a means of communication, could not be exported, will now be brought here to compete with others of the same class or inferior, thus lewening their price, and consequently placing them within the reach of the poorer classes of the community. The line of stenmers will, therefore, be mutually advantageous to both countries, Many persons abstain from visiting the United States on account of the inconveniences attending a sea voyage in a sailing vessel, or the changes of conveyance at St. Thomas and again at Havana, aride from the additional expenses involved in such changes With the present line the pleasure of visiting the United States, if it is visited for pleasure or for purposes of business, can be ished at but little cont. As the steamers touch at St. Thomas both on the out ward and revurn voyage, it will be a new means of com munication with that important island i ‘The first clase steamer Vicksburg wit be ‘the pioneer, ‘and will sail from this port on the Sth proximo, Captain Seandelia, well known and respected by all thos trading with Venezuela, and to whow exertions the establiet ment of this line is principality due, i her commander, the commercial firm of Messry. “mith & South street, are the owners Musica! PROMENADE CONCERT a? Tite T RPOIMENT ARMORY. One of the best military promenade concerts of the season wae given last night at the specious and band- some armory of the above well knowe organization by the Governor's Isiand band, in ald of their literary. Mr Charles Rebm @ae leader, The band only numbered some twenty atx pisese—bardiy more than half the nom ber of our National Guard bande The best piece op the programme was the magnificent overture to the Fre Chats, and the worst, the selection from La Forsa de Destine, The Preischuts overture i# & moet trying tet lof the capabilities of @ military band, aud we have upon the city tax levy this afternoon. A variety of amendments were submitted for the paymeat of Edward Jones’ printing claims, Charles Deviin’s old claims for and in relation to building an engine house in Burling slip, the latter being a separate bill A crowded attend. ance of New Yorkers appeared before the committee, and the proceedings were adjourned to nine o'clock to- morrow (Wednesday) morning, When the committee will make ap their wen? THE BOARD OF WORK BILL. Another argument on the part of ‘ation was made before the Senate Committee in favor of bill creating a board of work. The discussion elicited array of many judicious suggestions; but the bill was shown to be so crudely framed as to put the argument of Mr. Noyes, who appeared for it, out of countenance. The provisions of the bill are so inn) Meable that no effort can bo made at this late stage of the session to render it feasible measure. THE PLATTSUURG AND WIITEIALL RAILROAD was put forward to a third reading in the Assembly. through the eflorts of Smith Weed to-night, This road will make an air-line connection between Montreal and New York, so that the rolling stock of the Grand Trunk Feet, The dill providing the bal- anoe of the apy to fiuish the Susquehanna Rail. road was also ordered to athird reading to-night. DIFFICULTIER OF RIVER NAVIGATION. bs Aloany is crowded with New Yorkers. A considerable smmber came started Inst night on the boat from New Yark, which, We pam did not come up. The pawengers yot off took the train arriving here bout noon. The river navigation appears to grow more impracticable every year, and the arrangemont of a landing at Athens has become « necessity. CONFIRMATION BY THY SRNATH. In execative semion on the Senate made « fovowing confirmations:—To be Mamagers of the Asylum, Christopher Morgan and Howard | of Albany, and Hiram Denio, of Utica. Awoany, March 28, 1866. THY UNDERGROUND RAULROAD, The Asembly performed an act of ground and lofty TY SROOND ways ind passing the underground scheme through rat body ‘This is accordingly the first conclusive act either house passing upon a railroad, The vote was inety *ivto thirteen, The debate on the bill continued rough he morning, causing « seneaion. is comeded by the operators that this scheme is od) the Vanderbilt interest. Joel Wolf and his late orporators are well known Hudson and Harlem over the Governor's veto. tae Tax Levy reported from the Committre on Cities of the Senate is evening. It is substantially the Comptroller's esti- ato, with some reductions and some increases; the the certificate of the Comptroller as Scenery, inkh wes required im writing by the - tee, They have made some such as one thousand doliare for the I piece of We do not wonder that it proved a failure it most here if an} in bring (tout, Mr. compositions on the bil? nature to warrant it, fountains and | man school The most acceptable jon for the | gave last night were as soli. nore ee L a budget passable. ‘Verdi's Prewate and varied 'e ‘The liabilities | contrast to the work we have ygokgn of above. It ix have been recog: | that this eminen' \ngerted in entiet- ehh was hject of the cor. | cles to fame, amendment they Oo Sew be terpttnes given oot | nonsense and and Re- | bave not other ox- ment war throws, and extonsirey pame laudable @ the 7 og “7 TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON. Luna Under a Cloud—Particulars of the | The Company to Retire from Basiness— Phemomenos—When and Where Visi- | All Outstanding Riske Re-Imsared in ble, de. the Metropolitan Insurance Company— A total ecolipse of the moon is not an event which Assets to be Divided Among the Stock= ‘occurs go seldom as to make it remarkable in the history holders—History of the Company, &. of the earth above all other incidents; yet it is a pheno- ‘The Brovoort Fire Insurance Company bas decided to menon of considerable importance, as marking celestial wind up its affairs and retire from bustness, This deter- eras which do mot obtrude themselves upom man’s at- | mination was arrived at on Tuesday last, when a full ‘tention every day in the year, and which are aufliciently | meeting of the Board of Directors was held at tho office strange to be classed as at least interesting. It will hard- | of the company, No. 70 Wall street, when the position and ly be necessary to tell even the tyre im astronomy that | prospects of the company wore fully explained by the the moon, the planet to be eclipsed to-morrow evening, | President, James C, Harriott, From hik explanation is the heavenly orb which revolves around the earth, and | It was evident that for some time past the company ‘which, according to the poet Butler, was in ancient days | bad been doing ® losing business. In consequence of believed to be made of green cheese, and which all the | competition the rates of tnsuranes had been reduced Indies of @ certain or an uncertain age even now be- | much below a remunerative point, and the capital of the Neve contains aman. It is the orb also which Juliet | ©ompany was gradually dwindling away, until there re- advised Romeo not to put faith in, when she said, 3 pained but one of two alternatives for the directors to swear not by the m: m the teennsinnl meee dopt—etther to wind up at once with a small loss, monthly changes carry on business for And this planot also gives light for us, which it bor- | Ghote af thelr capital aud. leave ‘some worthicon bita of rows from the sun, when that peregrinating sphere is im the possession of their holders. The supposed to be om a short visit to China . neth: rectors very wisely adopted the Thewt ynentioned alter, and the nether | Ditive, and in accordance therowith adopted the fol- hemisphere. Ms mean distance from the earth is about | jowing preamble and resolution :— sixty semi-diamoters of this globe, or 233,645 miles, and, THE BREVOORT INSURANCE COMPANY. naideri No. 70 Watt pore New Your March sf 1608" ¢ col ing this fact, we should take it as an eapecial rd of Direet » of thie company, favor that she appropriates somewhat of old Sol's radi- | neld thi day. tne following, ance to transport such a weary distance for an illumina- yee tion, Indeed, what would lovers and poets do fer stock Preamble and resolution were insurance business of this city and has been for the last two or three and ts now fur below the actual cost uf vi i im trade were sweet Luna suddenly removed from her | qos Go" snd ana oa estas ccaee orbit? They would be bankrupt, and would have to seek | dend can be made to stockholders, and bit doubtful seourity to policy holders; and whereas no united action can among the ies of thin city to adhere tow out some new favorite upom whom to bestow their rhap- rates which will be alike remunerative to sodies. Yot the sun sends his rays ninety-five millions avon, tari holders. and afford th iow ‘holders; of miles to enlighten the inhabitants of thus part of his | therefore, a ia careael reteacnaliahan of cot hvedianth, sphere; but then that’s in the day time, and he need not Kesolved, That the oft f thi be pethanked felt, The moon chines whem hee attend. | Raabe Btseea to promod mesatouate te Maubtats is ai riaks, or cancel policies 1 ing to other affairs, Praise be to the moon | THE ECLIPSE TO-MORROW will take place so near midnight that it is a subject of some wonder among dilatory and procrastinatiny: pie that it was not postponed until Saturday. The eclipee will be total, and wholly, visible throughout the entire United States and nearly the whole of North America, Although our satolite will, on this particular occasion, be immersed in the shadow of the earth about an hour and a half—or, correctly, one hour and thirty-eight min- utes—it will not entirely disappear, but will be visible ineut most advan- rs, with a view to oonary to wind up tageona to the ing sueh further action the affairs of the company. ummy be vording to law. C, HARRIOTT, President. Joun G, HAVILAND, Seeretary, All ontstanding risk# hav troy been roinsured in the Me- politan Insurance Company, and parties bolding poli- of the Rrevoort Tnsar Tompany will receive fe v of the Metropolitan Insar- additional charge. HISTORY OF THE COMPANY. The Brevoort Fire Insurance Company. with a cash capital of one bundred and fifty thonsand dollars, was Incorporated im thy moat! of April, 1807, with Mr. Rich to those who take pains—and telescopes—to look, in tho | ard Qakloy as president. During the time it has been in shape of a tarnished copper-colored disc, with its usual | business the company has paid on annual average divi light 0 completely subdued that it will seom to be ray- dend of abont seven per cout. The affairs of the eompa- ny were in a flourishing condition until increased compe: tition lowered the rates of insurance and soveral heavy fires took place, when found that about twenty- Jess, or without symptoms of scintillation, At times oceultations of smal! stars by the moon, when itself totally eclipsed, have been well made out, which other. | “ve per cont of the capital had beon expended, with every prospect that (he balance w wise would have remained quite invisible, Another | gama way. Thiw tact total eclipse of the moon will take place on the 24th of | the directors by Mr. Fa when it was unan aud discontinue th: usly resolved to usiness, next September, APPEARANCE OF THR PHENOMENON. The shadow of the earth will commence to cover the face of the moon at nine o'clock and forty-one minutes to-morrow evening, a3 observed from this city. The eclipse will be total at ten o'clock and forty-eight min- utes; will begin to pass away and reveal the dise of the moon at twenty-seven minutes past twelve (midnight), and entirely recede from view toward the west at one o'clock and thirty-three minutes on Saturday morning. Tho following diagrams exhibit the appearance of the ‘eclipse at the three periods numed above :— PHASES OF THE EOLIPS SUSPENSION OF CULVER, PENY & CO. Explanatory Circular to their Business Connections—The Suspension to be Temporary Oniy, &e. As stated in yesterday's Himaxo, on Taosday the bank- ing firm of Culver, Penn & Co,, of Nos, 19 and 21 Nassau strect, announced that payments were temporarily «us- pended. The news cansed some gossip in financial cireles Im this city, but failed to cause any observable commotion in the local business community. It js haped that the firm will shortly be able to resume active opera. tions, and, in any event, the parties holding outstanding drafts have but little cause to doubt that the aesets of the banking honso are fully equal to ita liabilities. The fol lowing circular bas been imued and sent tw the persons interested ;— Orrren oy Corven, Pass & Co., , Now, 19 anp 21 Nawav sri, N. ¥., March 27, 1866, j Desa Sin—Ow to o very sudden and unexpected withdrawal of @ large amount of our balan and an poy & to convert a portion of oar assets in time to Ineet emergency, our boure ix compelled to sus) ly. AS soon a8 we can realize on some The first contact of the shadow on the moon's edge will be ninety-oight degrees from the north point toward the east, and the last contact sixty-three degrees toward the west. A Ime drawn from the moon's centre to the North star will always run through the north pomt of the moon. our tetnporari investments we hope to be able to resume, and as our In excess of oor Habilitige, we conf. ort time. con will National assets are large! dently expect to To the meanwhile all remittances received from be deposited to your credit with the Third Bank, and it will protee ys to the extent of such deposits We hy seriously inconvenienced by being unable for a time to. use the amount of your balance with With the deepeat regret for tie necessity munication, we are, yours truly, CULVER, PENN & 0, able to pay In full after a HOW TO OBSERVE IT. No smoked giass is required for an examination of the moon's eclipse; but a telescope of more or lexs power, or even a common opera glass, will be found very useful. Boch aids will prevent weariness and poreible straining of the eyes while watching the progress of the shadow from place to piace over the moon. Messrs. Colver, Penn AeGo, ware conneoted with many ‘This cclipwe will Be visible im the principal eastern | of Wid leading nancial imetitutions throughout the ¥ eountey, and it iy feared that even if the suspension of payment by the firm be temporary these Institutions ‘Will be greatly injured. At a late hour yesterday after poou it wax rumored on Wall stroet that four national i] | Bi is et Md 7s or. M. M/P MAM. | bagks located in the oil regions and haying bad large OP. MI SAM | dealings with. the Now York banking house hud ase BEM ie GA MIL H A.M. | pended operstions. This report created sume axrite- 9 PM|0 90.) AM. | ment, though it could not be traced to its origin. 10 ate M [9 at A ae _— ” War wie eA wit Ba w FIRaas. Bereestelgte : ae we Aw Be * Fire in Broadway. Ret eeetehate Shortly after aight o'clock Inst night a fire broke out d. on the second floor of Dr, J. K Von Fiseniery and aurist, No. 816 Broadway. The firemen on the alarm ickly at the premixe-, but before they could ex ish) the flames the tvo bedrooms on the second floor on the third & were burned out and each room etely desire Should there be a cloudless sky probable that the moon will receive a greater share of public attention on the occasion of the eclipse than she has been in the habit of having for some time back. But Luna |s tmpertorbable, and cannot be looked out of coun tenance save by a shadow east by some creat bar like the globe we inhabit. ARMY BULLETIN. MUSTERED OWT. Major Thomas P. Purnell, Quartermaster's department Captains Greenbury L. Fort, Cyrus K. Drew; Brevet Lieutenant Colonels Farnhain Lyon, Joseph D. Tread be Brevet Majors Join R. Boyle, Milton Dana, Hb ey, Sanford Harned, Simon B. Brown,’ Jame Brooks, Thomas Palmer and Underhill H. Wheeler, U. © e by the water, on which there was insnrasiee ¢ the followmg companies Ast 95,000; Morris, $5,000; Batt Atlante, $10,000; Lenox, $5,000, North ‘ $10,000; Btayvesant, $10,000, aad Merchants’, $10,000. The building i# owned by thom. B. starges, i the damage done to which will amount to nearly $10,000 Inearad. we amornt of $85,000, in $10,000; Tradesmen's, 10,000. Pacific, $10,000; > ‘the Fire in Thirty foarth street. 70 THE RDLFOR OF THE HERALD We, the undersigned, property owners and reeirtente in the vicinity of tho fire, corner of Thirty fourth street amd ‘ond avenue, having noticed an article in the Hrasno of last Monday, signed a “Friend of a Paid Fire Depart DISUH AKO nard and Albert Gray REVOCATION OF ATFOINTHENT BEVUKEO, ment,” in whieh he states that he conlt have extim Captain Samuel Munson, | Vols, viebed the fre with the aid of two or three pails of MISCELLANBOUS. water, and thereby reflecting; on the mombore of the Major General Meigu onlers that on the Stet of Maret present Fire Departinent, ‘re -fet’’ thet he did not render hext each officer of the Quartermasters Department ac | bis assistance, with the wid of pail of ww nd pat oot countable for or having under bie direction the fire «We are eatietied that the Oremen acted nobly, and by their exertions saved the building. The upper stones were oocupied by Mr, Decker at a paper factory, and there belng no partitions vt plastering, the fire had aclear wwerp ou each story, causing the bre to apread more rapidly MICHARL COTTON, Owner, Thirty-foorth street and Second ave ane Ad. DECKER, Geeapant, Thirty fourth street and Sorond avenne. HEENARD BIGLIN No. 210 Rast Thirty-fourth street monter’s property, will propare and imuvediately there after transmit to that office, a complete list or inventory of soch property, incinding clothing, camp aed garrison equipage, a8 may be on hand at that date NAVY BULLETIN. DETACHED MAKCH 20. Commavarr /anie! Awman, from comsuand of steamer Miantonomab, and waiting orders Gunner Witham Carter, Vire im Danvitte, duty at May Point, & ©, Hicuwond, March 28, 106 on reporting of reilef, and ordered North. Afire in Danville Monday night destroyed a ‘Yard at Mcdtsion sol udiied © eases nga” ony ne eve Sn Data iiting Ractgn Wioiam A. Orauey Meoamer | $280,000, much of which ix covered by insurunee Manew husetts, and ted leave of abmence Acting Kavign it Morris, from receiving sbip Prines- ton sstenatve-c Acting Rnsign and Pilot Ramuet Lomas, from Navy | yJbt,'twonre chair fee Yard, Washington, aad ordered to steamer Ascutney. Mate Joseph < Leon, from steamer De Soto and or to steamer Ascutney. DETACHED Mancn 71. Acting Second Assistant Engineer Joho Dick and Act ing Third Avwistamt Engineer John K. Rdwards from tug Nima. anid ordered to steamer Miantenomah ORDERED —MAnCH 20. Commander Johu C. Beaumont, to command steamer tonemab . Joba * Kiteben, to duty as Naval Rendesrous, New York A (ng Boatewatn Joba Johnson, to steamer Arh: Gn Joun G. Poster, duty at Bay i aC Carpenter Heney P. Lealie to duty at Naval Asylum, Philadelphia. Acting Rostewsin William D. Alien, to apecial duty at Navy Yard, Washington. Third Assistant Engineer H. A. Kimball, to steamer c(httinn Hien BM Dimon, to Coast Survey steamer ore eoran i = Overmme - Considerable excitement was eaeeed among the oyster dealers a few days since by the report iat am jensive, oyster hed had revently bern Ganovered of Huntington barber, on the south shore of Long Inland, From those interested im the oyster trade we have learned that the report originated out of the feet that « nwail reef of oywters bad diseovered in the above meptioned locality, but nothing lke the ertenaive bed at first reporied. The oyster which have been taken off the reef are rather small, and will reqeire feeding to give (hem flavor amd wine, Bate ov Thorrine Homem — 4 nomber of trotting homes were put up for sale om Tucuiay inet, at 320 Mercer street, J. Jenkins suctionser Ali the animale looked well, and the bidding |e some care wer very brink, and the prices procured were in all taser goed Among the Acting Amivtant Paymaster Wm Seelen, to steamer | prineipal sales were bay stallion Henry H. Patchen, by @ Squando. tm. Patchen catof » May Day mare, wo J Healy, Fe Ta Surgeon J. W. Sherty, to duty 180, TR a § of the celebrated mare lantic squad: y, wo W. , Bamihonian colt, three Acting Master GF. Willia: and Acting Ensign J, L. dere ie Mickie, oma Pencaa. Yue. Sete qos 4s 6a a Acting Master A.W. Kempton, to steamer Winoork |. Acting Bosign J J. Kelleher, to steamer Masseche- RESIONED—MARCH 2 Acting Assistant Paymaster William H. Thompson Acting Eorige Chas. J. Hill, of steamer Bquande. : RERIONED— “ance TI. ‘Thirt Aewistant Engineer Learuel Bernard, of steamer Micoper. ‘Tre Tae Womas.-The Rev. Dr. Teamtale, of Mine tippl, will deliver bit popular lecture on thu subject, tm the Cooper Inetitete, this evening, for the bemetit of the poffering orphans alficted and devolated Mtate The theme and the object are bath atirarctite and thee who would find the troe woman, and at the same time dry the orphan's tars, should pot fail to be present A Scecanerey, SwiKvun —A few days vines a gentionas reeiding (pn Wert Nipetoenth street was ewindled oot of s tmall eam by 8 fictitious express mewenger, Thi man, appeared at the person's revideoce, being sure of al abeence presented a sealed envelope perpyting to ton. tain s check for two hetdred tnd sigh .y four dollars, and on which there wore charges to the amount of three dollars, The lady Of the homme toe cover, found ORDPRED— wance 71 Acting Kosign Lewis R Hammersiey, to steamer As 7. Acting Second Astistams George C. Castell to steamer Aug «ta or APPOINTED Mancn 21. go Haskell, & mate, and ordered to moreship JC. JONORARLY DISCHARGED —Mancn 21 Lieutenants HJ Volunteer from De. | the check ap tly alt Yo4 thinking that the 1866 and Katha! Belden | ob 21. war po freod Pay the fethow sum demanded, «hi cting from a he duly reorpted las teruw, feeernger Acting First Arvivtana Pog: Henry B. Gandwin, | thet be carried Cae fen ag “ “from March 18 beg, end the perty 9 oun Jom therum be bed ped 1 Thord Asotetant ad Agog > ant Kagineor Chacies MM seams, over Tie Cody gee oyerabore gre tecowing Very the altar stood ty "7 altar stood a trian im number-—among them h . d themse m ether side of commenced the office, The chaniors, kneoling down, recited privntely the Kes Inerny fourth and wft THE FENIANS. THE O'MAHONY WING. Rumor of the Arrival of J Stephens in New York—No More Unguardea Speech: ing, de. In consequence of a rumor which got afloat in the city yesterday that Stophens had arrived from Ireland the headquarters were besieged by persons endeavoring to gain admission for the purpose of eatching a glimpse of the hero. Two gentlomen managed to up stairs, and dashed, into the room usually occupled,by the measen- gers in ® fearful state of excitement, and commenced making their inquiries, At first it was thought they had broken loose from @ lunatic avium, bat wheo it was understood that such an extraordinary rumor had got afloat they were politely requested not to interrupt © business of the messengers, and to call again at a more convenient time. The rumor ereated cousiderable amusement at headquarters. STRICT RULES FOR ORGANIZERS, Sometime past an order was issued to allow no persons to address Fenian meetings except those duly qualified. In order to prevent the possible introduction of religious topics or Americam politics into the ranks of the ¥. B. strict rules were yesterday issued by the chief of the civil ment for the guidance of the or ganizors in taking the neceseary towards putting an eud to es tending to touch upon yiattery out- wide the alms of the F. B. Any fom gy upon those rules by the organizers will in future be puuiahed fine at the discretion of the department for 'the first of- fonce, and for the second by dismissal from office, Large remittances im both money and arms arrived yesterday, THE WAMILTON ROWAN CIROL ‘The Hamilton Rowan Circle of the F. Mously thanked the employes Novelty Tron Works for their gift, through # foreman, Mr. Potor Donoghue, of four hundred doliars, to the H, C, of the F. B., John O'Mahony, THE SWEENY WING, Reception of Deputations—Steel and Goll . frou Frish adians, An erroneous feeling was sent abroad to the effect that the Canadian Fenians were for the O'Mahonyite policy of denouncing the military wing under Roberts and Sweeny. It turns out that the military authorities of the Roberts-Sweeny movement are in continual corrres- pondence with the Fenian co-operative forces of Canada, CANADIAN PEPUTATIONS have recently been in attendance at the headquarters of President Roberts, assuring “the practical administra tion” that, ‘as the fight was evidently coming, they were bracing themselves for the fray.’ CANADIAN FENIAN GOLD {ts appearance during the past few days in oodly quantities, A deputation of ‘military Centres on § , delivering a | amonnt of thiv metal in Nar pieces, said that they had other metal for the same cause, and they woold vse it, though overy Irish Canadian might have an armless sleeve and incur the aneers of Darcy McGee and his proteges. THE CLAMOR FOR THE PIGIN ie high and loud in Fenian circles and rife that ed West may any day sound the tocsin THE FENIAN ANSENALS are in ag ondition, The commissariat and exchequer once plac to the mark, the die is theneast and the keonest steel ever wielded will essay to Donde. The best sign of thix common that, the cool, skilled thinkers who most solid in the conviction that ebances for success as ever characterized any tionary movement in the world’s history.’ has made Impression i almost, attain a revolu Fenian Meeting at Tammany Maell— Canada to be the Battle Ground. A meeting of the Roberts party was held last evening at Tammany Hall, There was a tolerably large attend ance, The meeting having been called to order, Captain Dexter was the first epeaker. He strongly advocated the policy of General Sweeny He was folluwed by Mr. J. ©, O'Ner, lately from Ire land, who said that ireland was at present like a ship without a radder, a# there was no one to guide the Fenians, and therefore he belteved there was no we im xoing to Ireland. However, be wan willing to join John O'Mahony—(loud cheers)—or Mr. Roberts, or any man who would commence operations first. (Great cheermg ) Large os the Fenian Brotherhood was it was too small tor division, and be bad no doubt that al) would be united once raore in body. (Enthasiastic cheers) If they took Canada it was his bumble opinion America would acknowledge them a® belligerenta, They could just go and see what sort of a place Canada was—jnst to wee If it was like Ould Trelas A volee—“Al! what goud is Canada.” Laughter.) What would be the consequence to England if——4A voiee, “She will sink down to hell.) What would be the consequence if revelution® were made in the vory stomachs of the John Mullet (Roars of Inughter,) Bread riots of » formidable ebarar ter would be the consequence, and the Englishmen, who could not lve without their beefsteaks, would tell their ur O'Reusvas next come meeting, He had only said a few worts, when 9 pi commenced about the doors, and ores of Low the pickpockets.” When silence was restored he re named hia address, and spoke in high terme of the ro public on American soll. He believed it was 2 shame to give © moch rapport to an Napoleon, They should care nothing atont was abwardtotulk-of fighting in Ireland Canade war the place to fight, aud no money ld be given t make a revelavon in Ireland. 6 En give up ber bold of Ireland without firing « land by attacking English oem inerce AVows-With the belp of God, that'« troe! Strike her wherever you can eatch her; bot hurrah for striking ber in Ireland! (Cheers) The speaker continued Usat it would be great ne Ireland if, when they canght Mr. “Darky Me (groan and hiss) they asked the Kalen Y the Fontan praoners, and if they gelused then “Darky MeGee? would be hung (Cheer) Here the hall be came crammed to excess by a crowd, generally #upposed to be the supporters of O'Mahony, It was feared « general tow would occur, everything pased off | quietly. From the moment of the arrival of thew new comers all the enthusitam seemed to din a there appeared to be bet Nett apeeches, and the majority left the ball te prec edings were conciided Holy Ween. TENYR HAT HT. PATHICKS CATANOM AE The plaintive and impressive office of (he Tenclire was performed yestorday afternoon at 1. Patr athevtral with as clove adterunce wo the ritnal as p Ow hited candles, ef the epirtic if the jar enndelaprum, in which were fone way and one ite, and om tant Jork the eect twenty Grace Biehop Mot leek the rau tary aod then ris prayer necret, Pater Neate, domes wre then recited, ed the peal av. F Fatner Mooney nfull with a Apers Dhrvaine uufie by the Rew em Mr. Jobn Mot acting watyte ; brown ow At the three . “me Prophet Jeremab, wer sang—the first by the Bow, J i he mcomi by T Moor aut the third thew ra 1, TE aod 72 were then mung. Une third oman from the treation ot Mt Aue tine on the peaims were sung by the Kev Fathers Ferrall and Metweeney reapertively were then chanted and the seve 4 . Vathe one were we Kev oy Paalrie 6, 99, G2 wed OB were then chanted tetors, standing ab the frout of the Canwete of Moves. peal! the a tous candier ertinguiched slowly, and candle whieh was the only on the criangle, wae taken down an altar eoclenination than be Christus factusand Pater Noster Muerere it & re Wome, oh the oy books, and the lighted ond the sitar and reylaved in tome aed mired on nino ROLY TRU MEDAT het we sentry The service ation ding Tinted - performed to-day ir atbewie Churches at about ten o'clock The eepreirty Lobel bron pom 6 are patterns f neatncmr fringes and lee and free y ace’ Wn Genetate the teanpe gold and ny 9 Biemnd Howt “Tos Fenctre alll commence thm eveting, ot Potrick's Carbrdgal, 1 the ame hoor es yeetertay, four dork. ‘The Negro feffrage rome Menem, Wis, Manel 2, The Sapreme Coort of Wheonein today den the vote of 180 giving the negrone of thie ght of wifirage # conmtitations!, and they bh Nght va vow mention in Wise in “4 n Paris, Kentoeky, whe hat outraged » «bite 4, weer hail on youre ol. aud afterwards martered wer, wan tae evening taken by the eittrens from the jell and feng Ma body « etl puependet, ne ung exiteg oF | mo ; vom 1 way ottrans Wy iA a. ee Se ke Cin B Weber cow. Ry’ _" F | | 5 The Chinese Rebeliton. LECTURE BY KEV. E,W. SYLE BRYOKE TUN TOUN@ MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, A lecture was delivered on this subject last evening, a6 the rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, by the Koy. E. W. Syle, lately # missionary to China, and proved to be highly interesting. The lecturer com moencod by deseribing the similarity in the geograph! Structure of the United States aud China. He then weat on to give an ides of the immense population of the Ce- Jeatial empire, and quoted fraginents of the Chinese his- tory, at various times, at which some remarkable event was transpiring ip some «ther part of the world, all tend- ing to show that China was alive nation when many of the leading uations of the present time were overrum with wild animals, Hoving thas brought the history of China down to the present time, he gave an account of the system of education used by the Celestial and the mavoer of appointing the officers of the government. A child i» obliged to commit to memory abowt one thousand characters or wort signs before it im allowed to use a book, A sort of primer is then com. mitted im the same manuer, and for thix it generally takes three years. During all this time no questions are asked and no explanations given; but at the end of the three years the teacher commences to a Oe meao of the signs, This latter process ecoupies trom revem tise yoo At the end of this time those who wish te graduate come before the examining comm’ which consists of the Mayor of the town, Collector of Custome aad @ literary grandee, The candidate sends in he ors with @ private mark on he papers are examined the marks of those mportod favorably are posted up outside the Mayor's five, and the successful ones are thew per- ‘Witted to-go to the county town to qo through the exams nation again. If successful here thay aro allowed to go to the capital of the State to be examined agaln, and if micoossitil this tine they are permitted to go up Wo Pekim and have a very distant view of the Emperor, They are then placed on the list ax expectants for office, and are allowed 4 amall eipend upti an appointment is seo: for thom, If a rich man desires office, bat ix not well enough educated to receive the appointment, he resorts to nome trick, such at having @ pirate junk outside the empire, preying on the vessels gong In and out at the ports, The merchant then very patriotically te outs um the sea He te them anition of hix verviees, re had A poor #eh who been for a expecting an appointment saw the which be avpired granted toa man who bad » uon. This preyed so mach upon hia mind that he weut me and became sick Of what might be termed a braim fever. Hix uncle, vikiting at bie hoaw, took up a book whieh the young man had brought from Pekin, Oue day . oid his uncle of a very strange dre o the young man had had during the night about twin ha new doctrine, Me led by a mighty his duete then al of the neighbors and organized » sort of prayer meeting; and whoa they had collected # lane f rents the , mon, Whose name wae eal descendant of had beem vaid that be . giving ov whieh they Mi he marched to his nombers from the ute; Laving taken poses ovived « fotlla ai northward, gain! towns and villags mon of a xtnall to « troops ded to attack Canton, b jet foil back for twelve years, They claimed to be exhibited a most determined energy their doctrines, But soneualiuts, at lity ° Jing the forw tof dam iwed to the popalation and the country by these rebels canmot be ascertained; but baw- ing hundreds of pc ad thousands of acrem of land im the highest state of cultivation, they dad nothing with them bat indulge i seusuality umel wt was Wasted The lecturer then exhibited some curlont specimens of Chinese liters nd deseanted belely om the work per formed by 1 aries abrond, KO NKOKTIR RPLY now being twtpodnond to the (rede. 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