The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1866, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APiIL Y, 1856 . 5 sty alin blest liye eens . ae Amusements. aphic Mayet R 4 RELIGIOUS SERVICES. re aig |S FEROS. renee bey pe scar pe nea ea our unehang ivod demand for whe 'N Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Huntington. a prising managers of our best theetres'and mm puree SaANKOUS, doing in provistons. Gold 126 er ee ‘THE ROLIPSE OF THR MOON music halls, in this oity and Brooklyn, have not per- ve in Breanipns fo MUSCRL "SUS to ie rotioved of com In the course of his sermon yesterday, in the Thirty. | mitted the expenses incurred by them for novelties and At half-pact .Nne o'clock on pgtuntay night @ fre co- | |, MAjor Gonoral Devons is sho. | °c, by Coiouol J Flow drm. Wirvat active, ANCE GUARD ‘T PORTLAND, | set Episcopal church, Rev. gone ci 7. | new performers during the Easter holidays to damp | Cuffed in the pasat factory owned dy Sealey & Wood |p, ‘ireene, of the Sixth lufentaye we” artittery, | me Nos Cate Grea, Gad aa THE ADV. GU. As b | tootate toe BaP aye | their energy in the ame pleasing direction. The pro- | WoFths in Commerc, near Richard iret, Tow COMMS | | Vrivalo, W. ML Foloy, Pict Ualied ee for Nov 1, anit 2iigo. 0 erred ectigan moon in lamgoage tible naturo of the sto caaned the Ore to spread raplas;, gies whom several serious eharges are p Ste, Mors pork at $24 50. ps ou of their houses, as shown by the advertising columns of the Hexatp, afford abundant promise of groups of people assembled to watch the eclipse of the animated sonsen tu dramas: thet Agms and Accoutrements im | moon, orto see if man iad deer sble to caleulate, ws he Peapeaiyn (slag teddy ge Readiness. Preto, the soe une te evel ines" of the Bust river, will be amused and instructed in a as 8 Bul the greatn. jb degree b; luction of entertai! moral man’s soul, ‘What will a man give in exchange for his _ regen cea . pnts soul” To do justice to thie subject it would be eee exe can so ae a ee New Rumors of an Invasion of | emer to have diagrams; bat something could site Wealera eaicrs the lant days cf ber sugsgsuioal be said of the subject of astronomy ff0M | i, Now York, and Blind Tom, tho extraordinary mogro ‘ % & cluding one of threatening the life of au ofticg, coca, |e" dull al $0 60 por 100 Ibs Ke pot wiibatanding the: Prompt exertions of ho fremont ou ese gh of the Sth ind trom the fon geied none \ Hour, 2,000 bushels wheat 12,600 bushels ora, pay or ~ fons, " sg the fre | a Porushd Monros, Ho managed to rid himself of «4 1900 burhels gals, Shipments, 1,000 bis, lua Pees, Be ees pee by F. a Beary bai! and fite the bars.of a window, lot him | 2"S by buslels »loal, 3 Shieh te Calky Leave tn Neee Vor ns ahcurerie ct | Reif wmnoticnd into tho Sees. Sad mate pred bla eavape beg al ss neo ot Lowe, April t i898. © the building are insured in tho Atlautio Mutual Insurance | N° ‘ees nave poh been scepadh pea Cotton Pik — er Bag Cay sy « yrmd P Jowor at bc.” hg whiskop dill and unchanged. ck sa BULLETIN. Pet ne ee NAVY . pdb: New Oncranm, Apeil 7, 1866. Cotton irregular, ben. slings a0. ane , MISORLL ANBOUS. j Fece!l 7 Horace Lyman’s store and the Post Ofice ia Sunder. | Gantain John R. Goldaborough, commanding Caited Peet reset Tge tales. waixed and yollow, 8a su. the following effect:—Some ten days since there were Fire at New Brunswick, the daye wi States steamer hen the Chaldeans watched the motions of land, opposite this place, wore burned last night. Lows . “uiders, bie, a bdigo. the stars, to 1570, or the daya of Galileo, and the presets Lene Asaveeipllapa la iyo ~ agi Hal. | early $6,000; insurance $4,600. Sees teat Teena: itiag tomecd coiinacim, | Mee pack $M" Way 62h" Bia, (PH fo, fully fait, tram’ grasp of latelock the world ned’ never, befor bo atten ea 9 . ae ki St Croix and Tonerife. AN ou board were well, 14%0.. Molamos nominal Gold. {37 Brorling Bis Preparations of the British Au- ‘A German astronomer — S05 IE EIEN HEE FS Fire in Dechard, Ala. THE NEW BLOOP-OP-WAR IDAHO. Now York checks $5 disevunt ele ae glo yr aoe god sche ce Locwseias, April 8, 1808. | grotivn Navy! Vand ye fovetghege - ov gtinnd © Calendar—Th is calcul wero wro! 10 1B BROADWAY : lyn Nav: eon court jar—This Day. thorities. falctlation again and demonstrated the truth of the | ne som pti ONO i aia 4 despatch from Nashville to the Demcerat says:—On | the Pace river to polar off the battery, where aho wilt | _ Scrunua Gotmy, Cmucerr- Part 1 Now Tinh, 467, Jog bo. a he. gr le be advocated to acertainty. After him came very successful engagement t Tuesday night two dry goods stores at Dechard, Ala, | remain until this morning, whon, if weathor permits, | 645. 069, 111), 6b, 11944, 1160, 879, 90, 62, 447, ‘Las, be Secs Sepciees: the world ee bie ono at the Broadway 1a rapidly drawing toa close. This even- | were burned, also a drug store and saloon, Loss she will proceed on sea triad trip. 3s, 14k3, 1 » ob, , 1401, Park 1h Now lation meteor was pearing san the sun at | ing that favorite comedian opens the week in bis | $150,000. The losers wore W. H. Brien, Brion & Aus. | TH UNITED STATS STRAMMK GOVERNOK BUCK: im yoo a2, 2340, te Me “toi, 08, 0, Her y es an hour, and ‘The Arrivals at Portland. the sate of one hy Shaneand famous impersonation of Caleb Plummer, in the drama 9, 000, O18, S640, Eid, O08, SER TO 700, 16. that it would take five hundred years to pass around the tp, Dr. Brown and Joseph Leaborn. passed through the Albomario antt Chosapcake canal on | ,S¢rnaaty 0. auinen PortLanp, April 6, 1866 great luminary. He described its shape, motions and | of Dot, or Tho Crickatjon the Hearth. The crowds who oe Motions—Now. al to 26 Inclusive, About seventy O'Mahony Fenians arrived hero from | S¥erything aphoriaining to it correctly. A disciple of | have already visited the house effect no diminution of | ‘he Steambout Fire at St, Louts, Peis urd alee cibec atsbertepcovancste | en 2 28 Sh Se, OO SS OO Re CE laalenice ‘Boston, by the boat, this morning Fite poacing round the sun ss much gresiey mate of | (20 crowds who arveuxions lo-wliness the acting, sesne- Sr. Louis, April 8, 1966. — ee ee sa te on ot ok Pie pcnkedse at pccibe nei trices mags nce SNE MEA A mosic changes amd grand tableanx with which the | The total loc of atcamers and cargos by the fre you. | || Muabor at the Hom he | o* ica unastons Sighted AO ammunition, have also arrived from Now ppear, Many years after the was in his grave. | piece is set forth. The drama will conclude with a very | terday morning is about half 4 million dollars, the insu- ~ aN AK-POSTMASTHK | HorERIOn Count. —Partl—Nos 1650, 196i, 1481, 2066, ‘Atlast astronotay discovered that tho system of creation | isughable comic Cushiom Dance, ‘The whole of the tale | rance on which amounts to about $400,000, in St. Louis, | °**(rnm tho New Orieana Crescont, March 2] L761, S906, SOT, 9000, 31, 98), 1786, SAO, SEE, Soa! Yoon 1016, 1004, 1990. is so beautifull; anced that planets and other 1mmonse ‘The Rumored Invasion of Now Brune. | sodies aro revolving round cash other and. throughout ry in myriads and never in contact, as though Frapenictox, N. B., April #, 1808, | God held the great penduium in hia own hand and rome, ‘Tnore are new rumors of an intonded Fenian invasion | lated the march of time. It is even supposed that our sys- at St. Andrews, seventy miles above Campo Beilo, in tom is only tributary, like many others, to an infinitely > greater one; thei it to the ° the St. Croix. No importance is attached to them in | agination, notre rg im of cateaiation. The ernment circles, though all precautions are bel very moment at which new stars, on which human oyes papi sclera OB | ery ivan rented, wove 10. areas, as been calenlsned : with remarkable precision, dazzling the fancy with the power of the mind which mado the announcement to the world. The reverend gentloman then eloquently Cineiunati, Pittsburg and New York offices. The following let trictly private one, written to | 1004, 1906, 1919, 1912, Ly @ gentleman of this without any idea oi publica Commox Pinas —Part Noe, 1317, 1458, 1820, 1564, Mus. tion, has boon thought worthy of belng printed. Besides | 1000, 1627, 1441, Lod, 1648, 1049, L008, Tato, ToTbs. MR. DRAPRR'S SACRED CONCERT. ae, Pe is ce «3 Pd ed led lowe list de ges aay Ht ae Peg rt je of industry in _& gentle: cuph ; LG, 1983, 1467, 163%, 413, Lite, Halo, Le A protty large audience attended the first sacred con- | high public stations Toh bison. eoete to well ua | L146. ¥ os cert at Irving Hall Inst night. ‘The new orgem, described | tate Oe MO PIAL before in the Hrxatp, was heard for the first time in Feet ee Mann in inet MAILS FOR EUROPE. this hall, and, under the skilful touch of Mr. William A. My Daan Friasp—To-day I received your letter of the ~ King, pealed forth its magic tones with wonderful effect. eye. 4 Pd Met Fm tohear from you, and hope | Confedsration—Important Procecéiugs la Mr. King {sun accomplished artist, and his voluntaries Laaghes rocnompr tpg pty a Congress—The Fenians—News from! Mow ented company engaged at the Broadway will be em- ployed, . ‘Woon's THEATRE. Miss Lucille Western enters, positively, the last week of her brilliant engagement at Wood's theatre, in Broad- way, this evening, To-day, and at tho matiaee on Wed- nesday, she will appear in the Protean throe-act drama entitled Satan in Paris, sustaining six different charac- ters, thos:—The Mysterious Stranger, Signorina La A Champion fer Mr. Kill BR DENIES Ase SURED HOLDS CORRESPOND: | proved the immortality of the soul, and tho supreme Scala, Francois, a gamin ‘de Paris; Princess a On my return home I determined that it would corm Bap oct Mg agit F be yl pa tee lk gee rl aint gto Any Voniatowsky, Achille, @ French officer; Clarigse show somo talent and discrimination, It would be an port moat ba my salt respect oe with what was due leo, Ce al America, the West Indies, Heanquantens, Fusian Baoraxnuoop, worship forever before the throne of the Crestor. Deloille and Count Vanille. ‘The cast is very strong | lmpprovement, however if the organ part of the pro. | nit Ming’ pf EE TL ae gh gel Ui an aa : No. 82 East Suvawemuera Sencar, in the remaining parts, Mr. Barton Hill appearing as | Kramme were moro varicd and interosting. There is, WM | jrofession—for the present at least—and have quietly ‘Tho Cunard mail steamship Cuina, Captain Inglie, wilt New Yorx, April 8, 1866. Sermon by Bishop Scott. Count Henrie Beausoliel, with Captain Gasconade by | fortunately, too much ramones in the voluntaries of our | settled mynelf down to farming, I found my fart in Joave Baton om Wednesday for Liverpoot Sim—Your Toronto despatch, published in your issue | THE NEW YORK EAST (METHODIST HeIscOPAL) | Mr. M. W. Leffingwoll. Tho play will conclude evory | Onganists. Their choice of theme seems to be con oe eee eee ere See eee Fe ee Sor Merope will elias tn this ony ofa yeaeter of this morning, contains a very incorrect statement, CONFERENCE. evening with Woodcock’s Little Game. On Tuesday and | fined: to ony class of pieces, and when they get the ‘Ist of pew ie ghia es canentonter pest one and ut half-past five o'clock to-morrow aor Mr. Killien holds no correspondence whatever with tho | The ordination of candidates for the office of deacons | Wednesday evenings will be performed The Stranger, hold of a nursery rhymo they ring changes oo-| freedinen at work, have planted some fruit troos and | moon. Hon Mr, MeGeo, of Canada, aud no man named “Jumes | of the Mothodist Episcopal cburch of the New York | with Mra. Hallor by Miss Lucille Westorn, and The Stran it ad nauseam, The vocal selections were of a | shrubbery, and most of my vegetable garden and irish Tux New York Mrnano—Edition for Karspe— witt ver ; tators, ndded vory cholco character, and, In gonoral, woll rendered. | DEMtc"ininenve scree of core sweet potatoes, and | published at eleven oelock tu-morrow morning Ryan" (who is said to have “divulged tho fact") has | (East) Conference tapk place yesterday forenoon, at the | ger by Mr. Barton Hill. ever been employed at these headquarters, Washington street Methodist Episcopal church, Brook- TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSR. Miss Leonte, a young detutante, sang the soprano solos | more ready to plant, have sowed down twelve Is will contain « ropert of the Proceedings of Cong roms, Thw is tho second or third occasion on which anong- | 1¥- ‘The introductory exercises were conducted by | Tony Pastor has placed on the boards of ik opera of the evening. Sta has a frest, clear, ringing voice, pe br and cael) pme, aud | shall | Review of the great question of Confederation ta the tmous charges of this mature against our chief officers | Rev. Mr, Watkius, the pastor of the church; reading of | house in the Bowery an entirely new and original drama under good control, and only deficient in evonuess and | Sithaedist aud gardener myself and when not engaged Proviaces; the latest reporta of the Fenian movemoat; have appeared in the Hamat, With such a circulation | hymns and Scriptards by Bishop Scott and opening | of a yory ologant charactor, called Tho Working Girls of wathetic repose. It (s a common failing with our young | “at this, or in the necessary superintendence of the treed} Tnterusting nows from Mexico, Contra Americn, the Went vast dent i ol 3 4 Tada sales ee dh ca c apparet Jo fatigue a a peli on of ne eee pee alg ioe all by Rev. Bishop Scott, who selected his text from Acts | ton, an ex-porter, in luck, by Tony Pastor; Tom Bld Sore passages. This conrso may bo productive of start | agany of them. I make fence, grub, pile and burn | *veo™ of the past week li: 4, “And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost.” | riaze, his companion, W. Armstrong; Dick Soft, a young Hing effects, but tt leaves a disagreeable unap brash, plough, Ac, and am as thoroughly bronzed Single copies, in wrappers, ready for matting, six coate Mie Norton, who sang the contralto pie: oties tehoree : B You can hardly imagine the son puineartist, both in voic@and | of mind Lenjoy in the absence of rendering. Sho gave U alve Regina of Liche in admire | tes of oficial and public life, or the great ble style. Miss Lucia Dean rendered the mezzo soprano Po — part in an irreproachatie manner. Mr. William Castle | totionat gow is too well known to need romark here. We have spoken | and afow other dear frionds were restored to their I of him before in the Hxnanm The moot dieagreeable | *d families, Luhould foal pertectiy contented sud b ‘ort Warren te part of tho concert was the mutilation of Gounod’s Presto flume Stranier, Too chorus bungled it in a sad manner, the tenors entirely overshadowing the basso, respectfully request that, in « spirit of fair play and Honorable jouruutiom, you wilt ot allow the Hirnaco to | The speaker referred to the Pentecost, which he consid. be made the mediuin of circulating those vilifying | ered the most important event that had occurred in the canards until you are gatistied that there is at least an | nictory of the redemption and regeneration of man. It air of probability about them, Ours iv as hich and holy a causo as ever claimed the | marked a dividing Ine between the law and the Gos- sympathies of the honest, liberty-loving men of Amer. | Pel, the ministration of death and the ministration of the fea; and I uppeal, therefore, to you, Sir, in the firm | spitit, the ministration of condemnation and the minis. hope that if you do not endeavor to aid ua, you will not, | tation of righteousness. Pentecost was the perfect ro- in any eveut, use the great press-power which you wield | Sult of ali God's dispeusations toman. From the promise to rotard the progress of those who gre parsulng the only | t the fallen pair in Eden to the ascension of the great path that ever led to the liberation of & poor and down- | High Priest to the right hand of Majesty on high, every- trodden but generous people. thing indicated a high stamp of preparation, a Thero are other journalists in this city whose recktoss bgt for something better, = eee Everything alter man about town, J. Mack; Bill Mawley, a dilapidated boxer and disconsolate dog fancier, T. G. Riggs, and Adata Bradburn, a profligate, by Walter Eaton, with the romainder of Tony Pastor's excellent company. The Siamese Twins will also be given, while songs and dances are as abundant and excellent as usual. Tony Pastor will be out in his comicalities, and Mons, Szo!losy with a splendid ballot, GRORGR CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS. George Christy’s very fashionable establishment, tho ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY. Advartivoments for the Weanct Usain mast be handed p befure teu o'clock every Whdmesday erecting. It cir culation ameng the enterpriving mechautos, farmers, merchants, manufacturers and qrnilomen theonghout the iry \* increasing very rapidly, Advertisements tw sorted in the Warkiy Hreane with thus be by «lange portion of the active aud energetic people of the Unie The letter which | wrote frou calumnies of the men engaged in this movemont are for this great event (Pentecost). le n| ti eae Ne aaa eet topblican Amerion and to | 1, beats tho impress of progress. A diffusion into a | New Fifth Avenue Opora House, is crowded every even- phy complete bi i a apie Hagia! hers price 6 Of the war and ies neseatary bod logital ¢ nse sae “atc ies At disgrace to the elvitzation of republican Americt: and 0 | Crouter, better aud richer blessing has God bestowed to | ing and ut the fue matineo performances on Saturday. | DY te uovesnos and ine alton Wa lets heli elt me aa tas onzem and aqveaion mone of scouting mer | A eraitere Daples Mtigtio jer Wow the evercharming and never tiresome quartetie, ble) SPRIN sa le wanted by every LADY to the HT thought they possessed any. Respectfully, your | man on earth than that which is referred ta in the text. | 4 new programme includes many musical gems, dances return 10 a condition of civil liberty and sel government, LRT to raped, © every LADY bo Se obedicat servant, The great event of Pentecost was the model of every «Strength of the Holy Virtue Divine,”’ by Rossini, # : a NM. J, HEFFERNAN, Central Cor, Sec, F. B. | outpouring of the Holy Spirit under the Christian dis- | and burlesques, with very fuony Ethiopian extraca- | 114, iy hecritarn sonmarasan oat enn tasa cn | etcreead te een ies elan we the PHT, the most iP: eee ne KACEFUL sod PREGANST SKIT, ever peusation; thus in every gutpoaring of the Spirit they have Pentecost reprodu very person ele- CONFEDERATION. ment within him that was developed in the Apostles at saranennian Pentecost; but thi requires the Bresence of holy atfec q b Endorsemanbeethe Osutederatton@cheme | “vile! Site! sctstan, ” Mtseine ite by the Governor of New Brunawick—A cosenenee og ag —— oe beng Lag pong 4 cit s y affects the intellectual and moral man, but also Cristy Impending—Great Pepaler Ex- | fing the physical man with power; when the Pen- ganzas, They wiil be all given this evening. On the list we find Sixteen Thousand Years Ago, by Budworth and George Christy; the Raw Recruits, coucluding with the popular Walk-Around, U. 8. @. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. The Bryants, with their numerous ang very entertain ing minstret company, fill their spacious hall, No, 472 once! quartette Frecdmon'a Bureau, It was written from 4 thorough the « wt last night. The tale quesietins Were aSen knowledge of the fac the rritaation. alps NO slate ceptionable, bat the chorus was trredeemably bad. | mont of fact but what is true,uodeda: tion but what I think Mine's Magnificat was @ perfect chaos, oat of whieh it rgument but What | think sound Ic wee the, eachuns (ncturene ted o9 sing aire Our phen Yaa RY, 0 Chambers and 79 eat @ was impossible to extricate one ules of the author With roan pent ye e oor mg W hod | Monde threrta New York. Aleo st whalenle by the pris a more efficient chorus and greater variety of orgen | seen others EXSEMPRHAN TRATLO* ANTRD by KY BODY because it was not occupied and garrisoned J “iy4! JOBBERS io the | ieced, we doubt not that Sr. Drapor’s series of sacred | With standing armies ns other tates ware, and because —_— - Lares! 5 thoy dibnot accept the tact that they were a conquered | AOf the General Merits of the Du cltement=The Fecling tn Newfounds | tecostat feel! es upon man, " certs ¢ 5 land, &c. ness fone Mun bealing in tis ngs Figen Broadway, every evening. Play, song and dance await | °°” Si prove a eve ep Tut they are learn ng the {99 now, ind ~ KUACTITLG SKLRT over ll cther claimants 2 the lation? OUR FREDERICTON DESPATCH. gone, dejection is gone, all gloomy forebodings disap- | the crowded audiences from the opening to the close, it (Jenny Lind) i¢ to sing for nw te tn ng meet of the tulags oe ed for advising them to do. A. The Cele Biliptte |, on simple truth and fight, and SK LIETS are preferred by the will meet ultimate approval. Very | 4/° % ery superior article. — Mile. Steps, « young Belgian pianist, creating con | \ruly, your inet JOUN HO REAGAN ba " siderable sensation in Parts Fy ype The Buronees de Maistre, a French Indy, has Guished « Destisation tm Ge falling inte dimune,—Wew York | (rand opera, taking for hor subject Sardanapalan ‘Theo following official card appours im the Favenneh Lucca has soncluded an engagement with the opers in | 4drertiver of March 3h: — \¢ fhe ix pire el " 0 TO GEORGTA CAPITALISTS. Mutrid, She is to appear eight times in the month of |e sstion of the people of Georgin, in districts overrun April, receiving twenty thousand francs and board for | py yoth armies during th ‘are suffering for lac herseif aed two persons of Ler suite. of food, and unless «peedily relieved inust suflet more, nt at in ar.” w attracts | Perhaps starve, Their more fortunate and benevo LON BOWR Mra, Ronulds, an American “lady amatour,” Is Ph | Leigtburs have Gone much but can do lit MMING CRREUR” tnnsonnde all other parfumea ing great awitention in Varie by her singing. At acon a. «The evidence vf ia full aud | anclent and modern, and te accepted by soolety as the cort juat given by the Duchess Tacher de la Pagorio, she ling. The 1 © appropriated money | trlemph of the age " + Afri for their relief, money i* not in the created » sensation ip the grandjd nee from 4° Africaine, Treasury. They’ wed ho derrowing of which she gave in conjunction with Nandin. A London | money, upon the 1 ory. security, but it witl corronpondeat says—“Every one took off their gloves | require time to have the bond that they might elop the louder.” The Duchess kissed | %4 execyted, Aa this time fons againet the pear, and Le ts joyous and free beyond expression. The Frepentctox, N B., April 8, 1860. | Other element of this great change is its suddenness and Tho reply of the governmont to the addregs of the Le. | its immediate effect, In closin lagoon the — lative Council ‘i addressing the candidates jeaconship, charg ph Fac sa teary last evoning, Just | thei not to be satistied till they shall have had thoir v 0 adjournment of Parliament. It endorses | day of Pentecost, and recived the power from on high the confederation recommendations embodied iu the ad- | aust Christ bas revealed in them the to deach Jews 4 tl ‘ and Gentiles in all that pertains to their eternal wolfare. rexs to the Queen, The document took the governinent | and Geniiies 1h all Nae pertain we slowing list of cand\- party in the lower House completely by surprise, and | dates for denggnship was called, when cach took a forces upon them the necessity of resigning, as their policy e near the via:—Wm. H, Adama, Charles Mack: : by in, C. IL. Buck, Charles 8, With Morris Cook, Wm. isantl-confederation. Important action is expected in the | gh ye, ~ <7 tig ng House to-morrow. Both parties are preparing fora severe Rev. Mr. Seudder then presented the candt- contest, The goverment, it ix thought, will goout by | dates, ye Bishop Sat” procavied with = cere- Tuoaday, There is great popular oxcitement, and much | Mouy Of laying on of the same time sey. lndignation te fiat the Governor's couten, ‘Tho anti- | Siiscn in the churan of ‘Goa, ‘in the. sea at tae confederation party say that an attempt to force confede. | Fathor, and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost’ The Bible was then presented to the each ration upon thom will be attended with mort serous putting his right hand ¢ , when ‘a4: the Bishop consequences, An important crisis t= approaching. A | ‘rake thou authority to road the Scriptures in the rapture is feared, if the home governmont, a repro. { church of God, und preach the same," ke. The exercises The programme for this evening contains Lucinda at the Soirce, by Master Ryan, Neil and Dan Bryaut; the Tyrolean Galoots, a challenge dance, by Dave Read and Dan Bryant; concluding with the plantation festival, Who Struck Billy Patterson? TUR BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. The comfortable establishment of thy #an Francieco Minstrels, at No. 586 Broadway, in Milled to repiotion every night by persons anxious t enjoy the perform ances of the laughter-provoking sud favorite artixts, Messrs. Birch, Wambold, Bornard and Rackns, Thts evening will be performed, with many others from an ample bill, Anna Maria Janc, Committes on Way and Means, concluding with the unexplained mystery of The Sphinx, @ Head Without a ody, which will answer any question propounded by the audience. BLIND TOM’S CONCEMTS. the benedt of the Lospital at Cannes, in which town she is staying. Her health is much improved fan, Dew hales fe incense Maring toe ox ta lars. bs ‘cud mortgages prepared e it closed by the congregation singit the doxolox: 3 snflerers, their suierings will be terribly intensified. 1 sented by the Governor, persists in its present course to proriyy Roce ee ora rxOORY. co Mis. | Blind Tom, the nogro planiet, commences a series of | the talented lady ton sendy and sanious to act, but lack the moana, Jn accomplish confederation. sionary “ociety was held in the same church, Addreasos | Concerta this (Monday) evening at Irving Hall, The M. Pactni, the musical composer and feuilletouiet, baw | the pame of patrotien and bumanity | appes! to you to S —- were dei cred uy Rishop Ames and Reva. J, W. Horne | musical inspiration which sustains the geniua of thi just died in Paris. fo oye wibing ft will be b ne ee bead ” YAW BRO. Gt be he Fee Newfoundiand. and G, Lavsing Taylor. : aes : : “ ; a i sud sumelhing more, « commendable charity, Bric atta Fourth evaes, ove oO THR NEWFO AD LEGISLATURE ON | _ Rho seasion of tho Conforence will be continued to-day prise cron gh vad poents oer a beet Dees Mr, McCorthy, © Viind plavist from Boston, performed | forward tbe wouey b tor aipety oF one hundred ret JUSTION—ANTI-CONVEDERATION REBOLL- | Mt Mtoe A. M wa arabes oe im New Bedford, Masa., Aptil 2, eestated- in a concert by | and twenty days oF «ix months, of five, ur Wirty year, | Apett 9, 1860, G86 Broadway, Mrek'o AND STRONG OPPOSITION. ‘omar’ As many of our readers aro already aware, Hlind Tom cai Mine Maggie Riley, Mies Aunie Irie, Fred Anthony, C | "8 prefer, with seven per cant interest. You ill 40 | paruiwure Warerooma, hew store, will be oper {From the Montreal Herald, Aprit 7] Dedication of a German Chureh on Staten | jo over jong or diMicult the piece, imitate it upon hearing | sf, Bassett and J. M. Dooley. we ee te ene ee De 1. SENRING, Govener cm oiine Petennas SS Condoinaan iene ie lend. itonce only, aud, without understanding asinglerudiment | the Georgia Minstrels, with the famous “aleve troupe : es eee Se ee See sora sckiniae by ©, leas sontoanieaise Sousie. “Mi | fhe-Serman Latheme-congeesnes ce: Sues tes | ot genaenmate, eompeerignneet pres alaw. TeSe Lpeeturinet tn Treats, M2, Agr Sands. Yeey Gwe w Southern Ratlrosd Projected. cpa scene ay st red: That the clrosmennces of vais colony pre- | o Which the llev, Me. Geehtiag te the pastor, Bas erected | appreciated Blind Tom must be seen and heard. Orand | their own vervou of darkey lise as it roaily ix at the | & delegation of cllirens lately vieiied Cigeimuatl A.—Roy a and All Legal Lowe gent insuperable difficuities to the adoption, by its peo | & new chureh on the corner of Richmond road and Beach for Wednesday and ecutes wl capltaliste of the latier ¢ a tery orden J CLUTK, Broker, 176 Away y “Tom” matiness have boon arranged for Wednewtay ant | south. rater with the capi te latter city renpecttg b 3, . ustruction of a railroad from Cimcinnat! to Chat whieh ie now the woumon centro of five impor h ple, of the proposed confederation, and that the altuost | gtrect, Stapleton, which yesterday, for the first time, wore an | the ¢ au ry Priees Cashed universal opinion of the inhabitants of Newfoundiaad Is | way gpeued for divine service. The new church isa Saturday. Cotton & Murphy's Californian Mine wat opposed to a union with Canad NOOLRY'S OPERA MOUSE, BROOKLYN. nounced in Troy, N. Y., from April & to Apel ‘ , nt Resolved, That, under the constitution at present en. | neat atracturo, which costy about three thonsand dollars. Mooley baa produced another 2 ~~ ~ a am ” 4 Ln Spend aol. - Dyn he. ; J Rh OCLAYTON, 0 Wall erect, mT joved by the people of Newfoundiand, the prineple of | Te ia not largo, but large enough for the congregation, Gorgeous spectac Cuy Intetligence. vi ond $10) A th aed ain aud were p b et moors only # few hundred members, | drama at his elegant house in Brooklyn It ‘alled Mption was open A Wonderful Discovery. —No More Geay nel/-goverament has been fully conceded and recognized De UBASDIEAM, Avior place. Yeormanst —Aftor several unplessantly warm and pant watery days during last week, yeetomlay New York ox perienced a change in the advent of « pel\ing anow storin which added nothing to the cotafortabionces of those whe were compelled to walk the wtrerts. It was, in fact, day similar to thove ushering in last spring. The snow | Preeine’, oF semen ( mon twenty yum of had a lnrge admixture of the wet clement Int, and | “#% °F the charge of having picked pote of © melted about a fest ar it fi leaving the streets and iver wate and «@ wallet containing « suall eum of eat mane crowiga in @ven worse enndition than tiey had heew al. | mowey, while rending om the Commer of Bleecker street | Mme Se pmircnonge ut the ln eting ~ jowed to reruain by the strvet cleaning contractors tnd Hevelway. In poreemnou uf Ube prisoner were found oe Th ee to the sidewalke, they wore perfectly enchanting—(or | the stolen wallet aud comieais, wud on the way te the (nek ad thane fectootahiy tired goung tadien wiation Clark (hrew away the silver time piers, Hatehotor's Mate oe Beast tn the ng docks, potive The fd baudestne feet and ankles to eBhitat, bot fur | which wae found by rowndanen Bee, of the Pifieerb | world we Dye. ee those who wore thin-bottorned hoes and leaky boots wocinat. Justine Dodge commuted the privower for ine, | err" amwry ley Street they were miserable in the extreme, or being reiueed = Rupall was detained a» 6 withen Scuoot, or Mrvea, Conremas Come. —The pablic wilt RECKLERS PHIVING— RUNNING OF yuan wed by the fire Andrew Boscher, driver of a milk eure. Is CURTODY #5 Degraw otreot, Brovk!yn 1 Morphy, of te Fitvenntl ‘The Dutchman tn Japan, and will employ the members ‘of the full company. Besides this will be given Cami Grand Opera of Bolled Lobster, burlesque Ming, pas de Chinois, Hindoo Juggling, and so forth. BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUBIC. A season of tro nights is announced at this houre with Mies Bateman and the celebrated English actor, Mr. J ©. Cowper, This evening the Lady of Lyons wil! bo performed, Mires Bateman playing Pauline, ant Mr Cow per Claude Metnotie. This gentleman came (rom England fome tume ago with @ very excellent reputation as au actor, which he has fully sustained both in this city and in Boston. In melodramatic parte he bas few equaly upon our stage at the present day. He will find a good he Gerinan population on the isiaud in tion Is quite large. ‘The congregation formerly ‘wor- thipped in Thompson's church, situated between the second and third landings, ani subsequently in the before the Tesure of the more weighty mot Methodist Epixcopal church at Stapleton, until tional interest,” without tho assont of tbe people of this | their new church building has Leen completed. The colony being first had thereto, dedicat! services yonte Resolved, that under any circumstances the cond! | Rev. Mr. Goebling, tho tions of the Quebec resolutions, ax regards this colony, | of Newark. latte ave for the most part inapplicable to Its mecessities, a in whieh he alluded in ay ted to carry ont the objects proposed lo be | occasion and the position the sad resolutions, yot, is im ity infancy, bat ina The following saendment wes moved by the Attorney Teverend geniicman ® disconurae, . thie House has recently, in reply to the atisfaction to spread of his Excellency, on opening the presen! see whom there was a fall attondance, notwithetanding gion, abstar trom pronouncing any decision on the | inclomency ‘of the weather and tho bad condition of the Proposal tor a union of the colonies, or on the dotaile of | roads, Mr. Deniel Royall, caused the arrest by ¢ pan for ten Rlapert thew Gola Watches, Ci pe eed |b yet to tone banded 200 ‘ » ne regards this colony; and considering the Tae ace te freebie seutiment on ths question, and itornia. opportunity in the part of Claude this evening to display | b# glad to learn that the damage . aig : Reassei Wai be ng unadvised of the action thereon that may be takea Say Frasctaco, April 7, 1966. some of his best qualities im the line iu which be mort Friday evening Will not occasion any serie errup | rested by officer Molloy, of the Sixth y ry om the ., ser “atin 4 the evrper yoatwny, * , tion to the exercises of this school, The Gre originated | charge of from the overheating of the brick work about the fue of of Wayard the largo muffle furnace in the amay laboratory, by which the fooring and the wood of the aed otacn bers io the qualitative laboratory: * goed The fre excels, On Wednesday evening The Italian Wife #ill be produced, Mr. Cowper aud Mise Bateman tustaintog the leading parts, eupported by Joba Dyott and an eMicient company, over Mew Mary | ve cantempiaved by the other provinces, H te The @tal army expenditures for the Pacific coast for weg teen! | Graver & Maker's Biegt Premium Bae } | j Resoived, That while dul; Atal of the momen- tous ‘cuore. ter of the subject, ‘and of the promise to his | the past quarter were $2,417,958. The receipts from Fxcolleuey to give it attention, yet as no information | customs forthe same period were $2,936,862; fom in- has been received demanding its immediate comsidera- | poonst revenue $59,156,900. Vert oop " bay Arete | ue Miah end Law wing Mechives 78 Meradwey te . a due jews driven lore poy heck vibe won eay ree ueteon, "| Mining stocks aro stronger, Ophir $762.50, Savage MB. DAYIDGR'S BENEFIT 1% BROOKLYN. was confiued to the Fourth + labore or eedt wing, Mach stttan Sansa” MEOH | ggg al Norv Wr, Char BT 6, Geen | tye‘ Enown concn MW. tact, were «|S! aa tomy ne en ye xy citing He. Boga Oeeel ibe, Seer ent, sttern | Teiah 61005, Detener. 6906, Leper G108, Button $110, |’ venetect tho Parke thessra, Broskivs on. Temes oven, | wescr Sot wil eontass oF Heade ngwinet the former, shook bis fut at him and threat. | legal tenders 18%. ing. aul Pry and other favorite entertainments are | usual, ani a fow dave ae ete cose’ te Sane, | war eum enue enee toed tocirike hom Other mombers interfered to prevent | Some anxiety ts felt at the nom-arrival of the steamer | gnnounced. There ia little doubt that Mr. Devidges pL. 4 TT. Le ny ky am Rg chet ihabiptgdinn ttgiotered ot, Seceee, Bow further outra; » aud the House discussed the matte! | Ajax, from Honolula, now six days overdue. cotmmodating all the students wiro apply for wlinimion, | kta s No dO Nae de is i'aix, Mone Lierhe many friends will give bim a bumper. tday wih closed doors Rei it was understood, a —————— . will coon be erected, Over ead row & Co.'s, No. & Place de bn Bouter; Me had to apologize; and war also bound over to keep the News & How NOWR'S CIRCUS IN BROOKLYN. ws wighty . . i. 8 Place des Mouiee | Mews Joba Manrue & Co, No 6 itor de le Pats, Pari, f berate |B. Howe's European etrens, which has @ reputation [Prom the Morning Chrontele, #, Johns, March 22 Naw Onuaas April 7, 1860. 6B his net true shat the Lagualaare tee Thirteen hundred regulars now constitute the entire con-ented to jom proposed coufederation Every | », of whe De tof Fi ible attempt wat made to commit our Legisiature “ aan Or ine prie pie, bat withont avail, In the address Crovasses are oceurring all along the river, and there in reply to his’ Baceilency's speech, as first sub. | are fears of « devastating flood om the left bank. Ap- Sn ee Ceoinetines y in favor of | seehensions, aro excited for the safety of the Mexgean end the howorab Gulf Railroad and the Bayou Bouef conntry. the executive, rn a = an * ‘This A momorial asking for the deepening of the Missisnip- mdi i. wan ome omen Sucndenot wn ad coledire the prinsaple of conten, | 1 0 10 eireeltiton od hes Dols Remeooasty eipne® iom, The minority argued contra. In our view of it The Chamber of Commerce has asked the press to cail dwvont decidedly afirmed the principle, and in | for the return of the libranes takeu North daring the us of this papet we entered our protest againat | it. Upon this several of Re sapere ot Ld wy 4 pt ~ vent, in the places im represen: ive 0 7) me ge Tee Legieiacure, wished it to he distinotly understood ‘The Crops. that they did got beheve the amendment afirmed the ‘The Clevotand Herald regrow that the next fruit crop ar dad if they Gong al co eer Oe io Northern Ohio has been much damaged by severe They were 4 to confederation, they ad we unet comnleg the colony to it. weather, but wheat is not eo much lajured as was 0 reply to bis Kxcetlency's address was pre- apprehended te amended —s having eas te ‘Wheat in Kast Terthesnse promises 20 poorly that the t few days the Governor retu At, an io cer Gicarly appeared. thas bis Excel. | Srmers aro ploughigg ap the Svide to sve eats jen y bad taken our view tw the meaning of the Maine papers report tho maple ugar season late, but agraph. Hereupon a fractions feeling pre. | that the run of sap te free, All, however, will depend Daan Gnee Pooxn —Mr, Thomas Mullen living im Rast Fifty coventh eiceot, belag near Jones’ Wood om | se" tee melimas” hilt Satarday evening, observed @ man and woman com! i 4 i Sealth, M's AN Y ing themselves in @ rather suspicious manner anong Miekeneon, Mies bg ap ifn ‘an. | some bushes, where they dropped a bumile = They then mare, Wer W. Butter Jr, wna | started off at a rapid rate, after which Mr Mullen exarm Wm, Appleton Putter Mev | ined the bandle and found it to contain Ue remnaton of « y deat, General @. Hh. Morne female chid. The suspected persone were then por 1 | Wowie, Themes Rowe Kawerd | ford by Mr. Mullen, who was unsvie Wo overtake (hem York city, Wm P dar The dead bedy was conveyed lo (he Nioeternth ‘ BH Convers, Hamoet T ttation house and Coroner Gambie nutified w hold on an wits, alo; Chaties Lowry, | cme GhOWN's inquest € Mane J 1. Parke, ‘A Coon Drowsnp. —Coroner Govertwas yesteriay eot land, Obie Gowr gr | ggerrint in deatroring * fied to hold am inquest on the body of Richart Morr, to the maeet Goisente aot late chief cook of the steamship Seotia, lying at per 47 North river, who fell overboard from the steamer on Saturday night and wee drowned. The boly was soow recovered. Ceorge W. Weanisiee ©. tlarke, Henry & Alle a 400 mie te W Le Charberiann, J sty ong thas every bool, Sranr, vary maah beter than we could here enpenat Of my ont bent We went eomther and murs reer “Yona apt he tas Wi' DRO 4 00 be ‘A brilliant procession, composed of all the beautiful tableaux, cars, band carriages, Crockett’s dens of wild lions, the knights, ladies and enquires, and all the ladies ‘and gentiomen of the company in “gorgeour arroy" will parade the principal streets of Brooklya. MIACELLANBOTS. Manager George Wood, of this city, ever on the alert New Rermuda Tomatoce—duet arrived. 190 Week impet PRM CDA PRODEOR CO ay, April & 1860, Mookie pon Oe Brome ey Revie oF tus Wan The schooner Planter, com tobe 1. WT. Megas, bes George Rodge, barton manded by Captain Seaman, arrived of Jersey City Om | fenloret) that Sage nit we ected, aed agrend | Wednesday last from Norfolk, Va, laden with portions | © of the old machinery and guns from the Cnited Baten | 1° oe me frigate Congress and the rebel ram Merrimac, Some of | ow ni all ralirvadt mations wes emt frou Hartford the large guns are badly broken; bat two aut | Mr Morgan Gupayed mech ern Hypochondriac, in which he will appear at Wood's thea tre at the close of Mis Western's engagement Mr Barras has been playing this eccentric character throngh out the country with great euccem, but hos never had en Piles, Piles Dr. 6 eorain cure tor ae eee nad the minority took ; atid to satan ante at, | om the weather, Cheer dare, wet ‘nthe west, wth | opportunity of appearing ta New York. Dabighese fYems the Morvieses somata ‘atnet, and fat, aed wae londly chenrad by the crwas | int? Sitsornasae fare. Fag aghast tae po ae . ee oma hen 9 naenny Sifncs Sieg tte'ap tthe con to or the mes he ed ee ee oe with the exenption of the Tom, 8 «good tate of ute ‘ Lt | re EE Lea cen Wak oe, we Machath, . - wroayht fn ® final amendinent, embadving decided ant wind tu the east. cago. appeared as Virginia», + coven, eae could, with ® ween be con erie Giles Overrench and Belphegor. He appears st ihe Opera Houre, Pitisburg, om the 17th of April. te views, and which were as entief to the Tn Texas Con ee ne munei own The Anat | and middie of May. The crop is now well advanced, and | muneri “hae snondivent wt: jaseed, and that concluded @igcassion | promises « good yreld. ‘Mies Helen Western is at the Howard Athenmom, Bor | would not he purcharsble with gold erry from pale, onree wind ois pom the »ulyeet ‘ Apaiactiioula has roseived 100,000 bales of cotton ince | ton she appeart ab the Richmokd (Va) thentre on the | 0,198 pounds each, sud ware cant in Yeoh ihe Keaihss he Ral one ares ‘Pascal We repent, therefore, im not trae thet our Tenia | May and expor.ed 66,345 Daloo—40, 000 to New ‘ons are epiked, ‘and the clewsting serews bere beaith he BOF ond carres 1 cater owe tore have ase ty, oF that out people are to favor of | York, 1 ww Liverpool, and the rema: to New Or. | 294 of April. oy badly bent, evidently the work of the rebel —_ contadsration © the contrary, we are all teveaty op, Joaus, Value of cotton exported $13,000, Mise Mary Provost has remmed her profemion, ap: | before biewing wp the ram in April, 1802 The gvn¥ Try tae of the bowed nore is not a p Pow ay The Southern are all ters to plant pave lain in the warm waters of Ham oat tT ti nse mabe pay of te government which favors | platy of grain, ab nob mnt Cn) eee fime—fost yeary agn--and are ABrkIy covers! OF cent eee oyster shell, The gone, with y ober meet the resentauions sent ‘up all thetr land to cotton. ken the pains to for. | PAC Eive onmer shat ee mith Muang tbe ‘The Freuds on the Gov 4 4 in our Assembly, #0 THE SOUTH CAROLINA RE eo from ons te ny on tue question may b* | The planters on the Cooper river, 8 The trial of Honry Bruner, invoiving poe ges le Te be voy = de a sem uaony fee hyivenier ; fxd, Our governtacnt would fot dare to | the prospects of sBe rice crap tate eoanee, Quartermaster's Department, is fxet for tod mere taken to Norfolk, where thoy ere wont at rab: | Bod orrived an Nor preparstory to taking ber piace ahexr gestae atiempt a committal of Newfout 1 to the achome pee pen. M. Ne ee trey beat uli lie anetion by order of the rf 7. rar | om the James river, thus te -eetabiiehing @ Getly her te | Wheeler & Wilson's Lock sttten Hew tow than “there wee lat year, sod that Tur Bee Howser We oretand that the shoe | Chased by the Cone Wrecking Company of Jere.y Oxy, | yecen Nortoll sed Richmond, i qengection with (he | Machine oad oats Maki + (i Rredeey Brookiyn City Newe negreed were Shieh kee been estensively catried on at | 0nd will be by them broken op and tareed to varcut | quammers George Ieary and Jemen T Reety, boon ww . a ~=-- Ven Dean eaboct two o'clock om Satur o 1 rs unee, anions maved by some relte hunter. New Lime, which leave Raltienwre every ot | Why Sumer With « Mad Cold, Biltous- fA Pre —Aboot soper fiver was about | Nahe, fe Sow ata @elded stands, snd s rge, nom Swoon Prange tabieg the ek, ety | APnbrteaapeamoner’ seg iratutie are rhe nod ‘“ Crave reeymen le There is no _ - ws emer we ji Ba ecg ae no tame ~ | preenat este for We wy ater ey acidtindered got at Hawier © Nenve ow tou soera — The roti. | jeg (aim from this 17 cosnen tarwegh This wit bee | Lae Pisce pve eee a alll ooirod with © M white walkin a st On band; bute batter mate ot te, teporiel elected Governor of Connections, | farerte poate dering the eoming 4 jou ber, oe . . Vurntrare Porty-ciguih preouct and fe) auen a collar © Pr A wenilag ghageet + alive of (his “tae, bore waar sevteery + Jaman fever ban Uy the wee lene ‘ | 600 «= Breadwoy—Merh's | ES . P , LN. Cy Pome, apes . Bui “ ofer, be