The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1866, Page 5

- EUROPE Special Telegramstothe New York Herald. News by the Cable to Sat- y, September 1. The Cession of Venetia to Italy Completed. Tho Bavarian Parliament and Grand Dake of Hesse-Darmatadt Reject a Union with Prussia. ‘The Czar Reserves Wis Liberty of Territorial Discussion. Lord Derby’s “Sertous” Attention to the Fenians. Three-fourths of a BEillion in Gold ‘for Mew York. THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT. &e. &o. &e, ITALY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Venetia Formally Ceded to Italy. Virewna, August $1—Evening. The official formalities incident to the regular cession Of Venetia 10 Italy have been completed by Austria. King Victor Emanuel and his people are in full pos- session, and the Austrians will march from Venice and evacuate the fortresses of the Quadrilateral on the fifth day of September. Napoleon's to the King of Paris, Sept. 1, 1866. ‘fhe Fmperor Napoleon, in a letter writton to King ‘Victor Emanuel on the 11th of August, rejoices that the ete of peace has returned. He says he accepted the cession of Venetia from Austria in order that the people of that country might be enabled to choose their own destiny. France, the Emperor adds, has exerted her influence in favor of humanity and the best tater et the peopie of Venetia and of Italy, ad RUSSIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Policy of the Czar on the German Territorial Question, » Sr. Purenssonc, August 31—Evening. ‘The St. Petersburg Journal, an official organ, of this day's date, says that the mission of the Prussian General Manteufiti to the Court of Russia waa caused by the pro- posal forwarded by the Czar to King William in Berlin ud the nentral powers of Europe, to the effect that they participate ic a Congress, and thus secure the territorial ohangos and rearrangement incident to Germany. ‘This wax not approved by the Prussian Cabinet, and General Mantouffel explains tho reasons of his Govern- moat. Rusaia refrains im consequence from further communi- cations on the subject, gives no decision as to her policy, but reserves full liberty of action in the promises, Sr. Parenssvac, Sept. 1, 1966. ‘The Russian government, prior to the negotiation of peace, proposed to the Freuch Emperor and the other Powers that neutrals should participate in the territorial changes occasioned by the results of the war, The proposition was not supported by France or England, and the Czar refrained from officially moving in the watter, reserving, however, liberty of action to himself in the dutare. HESSE DARMSTADT. SPECIAL, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW v YORK HERALD. ‘The Prussinn Treaty Refused by the Grand Duke. Beriix, Augnst 31—Evening. The Grand Duke of Hease Darmstadt has refused to approve of the treaty of peace and German rearrange- ment of Prussia, It is thought (hat all the territory of Upper Hesse will be devlared summarily annexed to Prussia. BAVARIA. SPECIAL TELEGRAM ‘To THe THE WEW YORK HERALD. The Mot for Union With Prussia Lost. Mumcn, August 31—Eveniag. ‘The motion wich was before the Legislatare deciar- fag that a close Snion with Prussia was necessary bas teen fost on a divieion, Tee Chambers both houses—-then adjourned. ‘The members may weet again in the moath of Oc- ENGLAND. Alarm of the British Government at the ¥ m Attitade Towards Canada. Lonpom, Sept. 1, 1866. ‘The threatened raid by the Fenians into Canada has recetved serious notice on the part of the British govern- ment, who are taking active precautionary measures. ‘Three batteries of artillery have lately been sent to Queven. ‘The British Neutrality Laws. Loxpos, Sept, 1—Evening. ‘The London Times of to-day, in view of the questions arising between Englund and America, growing out of the recent war in tho United States and the more recent raid by tbe Fenians into Canada, urges the British govorn- mont 0 take into serious consideration the feasibility, if not the necessity, of 0 extending the provimons of the noutraltty laws as te hold the diferent governments to a strict liability for aN acta in violation of that law com- mitied by the subjects of each. The Treaty Acrangements Beotag Perfected. Pasove, September 1, 1968. The terms of peace between Austria and Italy are in wepld progress toward settlement, and it in generally be- that peace will be fully and finally consummated ween (hese pow ers in ten days MADAME RISTORI, Bear, France, September 1, 1906. Teo Transatlantic Company's steamship Pereire aatled today for Now York. Among ber paatongers are Mntarme Adelaide Ristori, tho great tragedionne, anda ‘tMeatrical company of tonya eur vic’ MARINE INTELLIGENCE, Levearoot, September 1—Noon. ‘The royal mail steamship China satled to-day for Rali- fax and Bonen, with £165,000 in gold for the Ualied ‘tates. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The London Money Market. Lomoom, Sept. 1—Noon pL fad te quoted at 8955 for anno NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, eis, sss Deleo of console Cy pean an pee mates te ‘vwouritles, has ruled steady. quotations are as follows :— on ve-twenties. The sai = Cotton Market, The cotton arket le dull al onal bas auatines: mo have stos are etiaated 07,000 ‘The market has been dull, wil vrtes to-day of 000 bales, Middling uplanda close at 1234. Tho Liverpool Breadstufls Market. Laverroo., 1—Nooa. ‘The breadatuffs market is dull and Loman Sees Evening. The market is genorally un’ Corn steady; mixed Western 266. 6d. at hear i Liverpeel Provisions meats “ Livgrroot, September 1—Noon. The market is unchanged. a ound | tant pees is generally firmer, with a slightly apne THE NASSAU BANK DEFALCATION. Purther ParticularsStatements of the Bank Omeers and of the Accused—Parallel Cases. &o. ‘The astonishment with which our readers were seized upen treading the published account of the heavy em- bezzloment of the funds of the Phoenix Bank by Jenkins, wasegain excited by the publication in the Hzzatp of yeeterday of a nearly parallel case, in the account of the detection and arrest of George H. Briggs, paying teller of the Nassau Bank, and the announcement that he was a defaulter toa heavy amount, The facility with which the fraud was committed, and the seeming immunity from oven suspicion for a lengthened period, was similar in each case, and was a consequence of the unlimited con- fidence reposed in the dofaulting clerks by the officers of the bank, permitting them the charge of large sums of money, @ portion of which was first taken as a loan, but pot being replaced as anticipated, a further amount was abstracted, by the use of which it was hoped to supply the deficit occasioned by the firat loan. The disposition of the funds thus taken is also alike, the gmount in the earlier case, is will be recollected, having béén squandered at concert saloons and upon the loose women who belong to and frequent such ey and in this latter case reck- thrown away in the numerous gambling saloons roadway. HOW BRIGGS WAS SUSPECTED. Suspicton was first excited by heavy play and steady i. ‘of a person who, the police were informed, was frequenter of certain gambling saloons, and tro was Known (o/b an oficer ik dowa town. It was at once suppoeed the institution must be unsafe in such eae and a suspicion enter- tained that all was not right. Inquiry respecting the in- dividual thus coming under surveill furnished the ice with the information that his name was Geor; Lo, ol and that he held the ition of ing tell jo the bank. en bel DISCOVERY. Having ascertained these facts, on Friday morning last Superintendent Kennedy addressed a note to the presi- pes pearl rea Mr. Blydenburgh, asking an interview saireeeee: that the contents of the note be kept pri- in obedience te this request Mr. ans walked upon the Superintendent. Mr. Kennedy inquired if there was tlemand in the employ of the of the name of ‘Briggs. “Tg he # maa of means?” inquired Kennedy. Mr. ydenbi thought he was. , Kennedy.— such means that he could afford to At first the officials of the ban! cont regarding the dofalcation, but they quite will esterday il the: in their med ~~ oe facility fe tho public to become ment cekeines wrery a Patty 3 acquainted with all the of the case. 4 pears that the most unlimited confidence was placed Cieheoasty Oak sorspeans Of Briggs. He was allowed balance cash without supervision at the close of he ie'otcer upon whom tat eee q =, tb is to say, during the Briggs abstracted various sums amounp being $61,000. ENT OF THR ACCUSED. The whole of this amount Briggs —_ was lost by bling and through unfortunate speculation in stocks. Weecantenses first by “borrowing” a ‘small sum which he intended to replaco, but through continued and un. ted losses he becamo dooper and deeper involved, |i at last discovery = — The bank holds Brigg's Js bond fo for ten thousand dollars, besides other securities, so that they estimate the no Joss at about fifty thousand dollars. teller's account's have not yet been fully examined, so that it is impossi- ble to give the exact particulars at presont, but no appre- hension is felt of any further defaication "than what is already known being discovered. LETTER FROM THK PRESIDENT. A lotter baa been recetved from the president of the bank, ¢ which the following is the text :— rts in the morning papers iu regard to» detalca the paving teller of this bank, erroneous in several pa 1s deemed proper to 8 statement Of the facts an they appear upor «full deficiency In the accounts of the paying telle seceriainod to. be $61,000, against which the ban ids eecurition from which a considerable portion ot the amount abstracted will be ooll The actual lose to, the bank I not in excens uf 00. The surplus of the beok i at thie time over HK. Buy ENBURG, President. aE Jersey City. Itixeas or Sexaton Whicut,—On Wednesday last Sen- ator Wright's family physician sent 2 despatch from Nor- walk, Connecticut, t the effect that Mr. Wright was sinking rapidly, and it was thonght that he could not ae City wo bis tw Sete cet ae one ] death, 'Sepator it wax elected at the seavion 1463, to serve in the ending 4th of March, 1569, Naanow Escars.—Upon the arrival of the four o'clock train of the Central Railroad, on Friday afternoon, one of the passengers attemptet to jamp on the ferryboat before tt bad been made fast to the dock, and slipping over the chain, he fell between the boat and bridgo, sav. pt sf imnsetf frm Ly into the Fer by coats hold both hands, While en thus he wes cin Any being crushed to death by S hoommee great presence ot mind, inverted one of the loge on the bridge betwoen the boat aad the duck. The man was then rescued. Rarkosn AccipENT.--A® unknown young man, sup. posed to bes midshipman {a the navy, nccidentally fell of the balf-past mine o'clock tram from Newark, out side the deep cnt, on Friday night, The train was im. injured man taken on and brought ». Jerser Cit; on it was found that bie loft foot and leg were frightfuliy mangieu, us physietan who was called |o, consideri the sufferer wxt sent to the ork, oapital, the from the time of the unfortunate man being ine nal accident till be reached the depot, it was impossible to learn bis nstae Daurvo BuncLant.—The residence of Mr. Jacob 1. Shaner, No. 290 Souta Fourth street, was eotered by burglars shortly after noon yes'erday, and robbed of and other articles Among the taken were 6 quit of Diack The thieves entered the house deri States Senate for six years, nbaence of the fa 4 oncaped Abe porary ou milly, and © without noticed. py Newark Annee yor Stevia 4 New Yors Owens —Two men, named HH. Riley ant Charles Hickerman, wore arresved on Friday night on the charge of stoaling two horses and an omnibus, No. 67, of (ont's Corviandt Sireet ferry, Broadway and Secon! street line, New York, at ab early hour on that morning The thieves baving taken possession of (he omalbas, crossed the ferry followed the Grend street and plan road roate to Newark. Bull's Ferry. PrORPOOERT®. — Nomerout complaints Have been lately made of the incuruens of gant © pick pocketa on pie. aie partion in this locality, Wriches, jewelry, mnoey, articles of clothing, and several o. ler yest bave dasa from time to time way wih ve beep excluded one at hoot yin rai ted is arrows thet ae Gl oe bee ee SANITARY. ‘The Cholera in New York and Breeklya. The bulletin reported three new cases of cholera as having occurred in this city yesterday. Seven permits for the burial of cholera dead wore also issued; but it will be observed that several of the names have been heretofore reported, so that in reality the number of now deaths did not exceed two or three at the utmost, ‘THR MORTUARY REVORT, ‘The number of deaths in this city during the week end- ing yesterday did not exceed 660. Of this the mortality from cholera will be below sixty. The official report was ‘not quite completed evening; but it was evi. dent that the city had again resumed it 3 former state of health, as the figures mentioned above would indicate. OFPICIAL LIBT OF CAMS. ‘The following are the new Km g of cholera: — Bridget Sullivan, 31 Mulberry Mary Donohag iat We 307 Weat Siztooath street Hester street. The follow artal poras mite, for iH were lo ts, for cholera dead, issued sering ae twenty-four hours ending at two P. M, Wm. Mulligan, Thirty-ninth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Wm. Renschler, Battery hospital. ‘ hospital. Tome by, Batter ‘anny ¢, Kubler, H avi arene Patrick Giyna, t Eat Eleventh street. ‘THE CHOLERA I¥ BROOLLYN. bccn remeron ny moermetae aA show an Pers enn is to be may not be increased warm and Leno damperatar of the past ee ae Three new ted, as follows :— ore Pe aged forty, 126 East Baltic street, Re- moved to ilton avenue hospital. Fhe Bl pend aged eighteen, 22 Raymond street, morning. aa? aay oa aged farty-cne, co corner of Hamilton avenue and Court street, There were thirty-seven deaths during the twenty-four hours, of which five were from cholera; cholera infantum cholera morbus, 9; all other diseases, twenty-three, SANTA ANNA’S LITIGATIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. The Montgomery Case— m to Vacate an pok ft Arrest Against Santa Anua—A Mys- Letter—Judge Barnard Offered a Bribe to Release the General. Before Judge Barnard. Saprawner 1.--L. M. Mongomery vs. A. L. de Santa Anna, —Plaintiff in this case claims to have acted as the agent of General Santa Anua in the organization of an expedition to subvert the Mexican empiro and establish arepublic instead. The authority for this agency he alleges to have received through Sefior Diario Mazuera and Mr. Solon Dike, who claim to have been the directly accredited agents of Santa Anna for the same purposes. Mazuera is at nt confined in the Ludlow street jail under a suit {nstituted against him by the General for some $80,000. ‘The material points in the affidavits and the statements on both sides have already been published in the Herat. In the present suit Montgomery seeks to get $25,000 for services rendered, and under this claim ured an order of arrest against the General, in which the latter was held to bail in the sum of $40,000, A motion to varnte thie order of urseet wen wate yesterday. Mr. Peter T. Cutler appeared for Pinta mn Mr. H. Deer ee Serene, ‘7 sad aed natin Cutter e argoment, ni all ndes oe ihe amdavite othe evidence denying any of There was nothing in tho affi- davits of his oppenent which would authorize him to make a motion thera ie 8 arrest. case Judse Barnard handed a let- 6 had received, relative to the It reads as fol Yorx, ane hes de Benta Anns. He ete mach teoubie before you wil be one instance distinguished friend « oon. for ‘him as to the 2 Friday, Augast 31. 1886. ‘and Excellent Sir— od friend the fn law busi fi 2 7 24 iy i ia i i Fi fet ae compliance to me, who is Someries reli y im ome and at present only, J., Gramercy Park faa" This letter was handed around among the lawyers 4 caused Se amusement and eomment print it above e: Judge Barnard rt having docided to bear the case at Jength, Mr. Dally proceeded to read his affidadite in support of the motion to vacate the order of arrest. He read the affidavit of General Santa Anna, denying that he had on Any authority whatever to Montgomery to act as 1 agent. Judge Barnard—Doos Genoral Sania Anna speak the — langu: ir. Daily—He does ui — Baraard—Who. ‘ranainted these affidavita for Mazuera alleged that he had never al ‘any ime employed Montgomery under the authority given by Panta Anna to ont. Several other affidavits were read, when Mr, Cutler followed in behalf of Montgomery Judge Barnard took al! the papers inthe case and re served his decision. ‘OBA BANBURY (CONN.) CORRESPONDENCE. ‘Third Day's Proceedings Phases of 2 Dotec- tive’n Life, Moral med lemeral-{ndighation of a Swert-heart—Preepert of fun Next ‘Week. Daxavet, August 1, 1608 ‘The contt today suecseded in disposing of the wit- nesses for the State. There were somo fifteen who gave testimony, which was merely corroborative of the evi- dence of Clark, Two of the dotectiver, who had been en gaged in ferreting oot the matter, were placed on the stand. What they had to say was of a highly interesting character. Detective Hale's testimony embodied a sketch of how thieves live and what opinions they boid upon a variety of subjects. For instance, it quite common to hear a question of honor discussed among the fraternity. and the wives and paramours of the lght-lingered gen. try insiat upon calling the party of their choice “a perfoot gentieman."’ The manner in which this officer obtained his information exhibits « good deal of professional skill and hardibood, bat some minds may question the morality of the plan adopted. He snceeeded in obtein- ing board in the family of the prisoner, Welles, Here ho lived for severai months; became the bosom friend of the young robber; and wax treated with much con sideration and kindnew: by the prisoners mother and other members of the household In order Naf et at the information of which he was in quest, it became necessary for bim to assume the character sot bearing of one, Who, thory not actually stooped in crime, wes rathor & pr in some Dranches, To 9 the confidence of ena Welles we frequently tnd hem boasting 0 the robberies he bad concerned in, how »% y be bad executed th « bd write arrany and Sow rf comefel he was In that He bad to ray that he way wpe some busine, and thonght proper ‘o tel! b. jupes that be wae clerk im the cashier's office of the Ere Railroad Company. Wolles hinted = that hie position might give him an oppor'nity of dong © 400d thing for them beth and ed that he wo 0 very happy to receive eprthine that bis nice friend might steal, nico “young friend’ got out of thin rather praction! tet oof his Sppropriaty: powers by deciaring thet he war working up quiet SYust about one of the aweetest little things in the wor! and for him (Welles) & keep dark; he would soon ses his deep design aftern time succeoted in of bis guttt. In ay ay | ber of the low dens tn thierre and itutes os 10 comurogate ° vile resorts he hat many noied characters tpert as pickpockets, ki ore, ke. but more partiow larly ye notes of the pers ane! of the other pariies, who, he Was told, were enwaged in Lie Adaina’ Express robbery. Wellew and the other oners were taken all shack when they deco ered thetr qnondam friend and, as they thoorht, to a certain extent partner in gutit, took the and (9 isatity thom. Cae ot Be yes young lady anda eg he Welles farnily. could Wardly oe manent on while the bised folded his story . A =. phe me Sod or of hee discret ary io front of Barnams im im Gane vt wt of ae. At trial next soppored that there wi be lively times There wirneniinaey Hember Of withenses for the de ‘iicare but, ‘Durlag the d learning fence; and it is said that some new parties will appoar in favor of the priaoners hitherto uathought of. Bh ered Danbery has Been cxermded wilh Uy with the aristo- New fering take a doop interest in ino dinpossl of of this ee every one of the prisoners has a wife, a sweetheart or a mother present ; ahd at the-close of each day proceed. ings the unhappy ladies crowd around the “box” srmyepising ead mixing tears with their unfortunate Cam Movorory,—On Friday last three gentlemen, resi dents of the Ninth Ward, Colonel Matthew Chase, G. H. Goodwin and Edward Turner, got imto one of the Eighth avenue cars, No. 51, at Vesey street, with ‘8 view to riding up as far as Porry street. Mr. Chase de- sired from the conductor one dollar's worth of tickets, but was told that he would have to apply at the general office up town to get them. He then gave the conductor sixteen cents for the three, which the conductor refused to receive, claiming eighteen cents. Mr. Chase claimed that according to law be had already paid him ee of a cent over and would pay him 26 more, conductor then ordered t! ae car, but they refused to comply with hi |, Whereupon he stopped the car and called a palsaene to eject them. ‘The officer stated that he could not arrest them unless they were acting in a disorderly manner; that he had from headquarters not to iuterfere janloas in case of, a ae The conductor, fluding could his point, the car aad when at ie comer df'Lavaand and Weat broadway stop the car and sent word to the Fifth ward station for awsistance, A squad ‘ot Police soon made their the facts, also declined to over twenty cars, running Doth wy ways, loc ‘and the conductor to his associate conductors to aid bim in fy mea. wo agreed, when the con- of the party at their place of destin quested the car to be stopped, but this the conductor Fefused to do, and ordered the driver to go on at as rapid & rate as possible. The above gent entlemen were finally compelled to jump off at the risk of their lives, one of them being precipitated into the street, sustaining se. rious injuries, Orxsixc ov a New Excixe Hovsr.—On Thursday even- ing the new engine house lately erected by the Moetro- politan Fire Department in Fulton street, near Church, ‘was opened to the public by Fngine Company No. 29 and Hook and Ladder Company No. 0, The building, which was intended to be one of the model buildings in the department, has proved a perfect failure, and en tirely too small for two companies. It covers a front of foet and is seventy;toet in depth; is two stories and has a very fine outside appearance. Tho r is used as the truck and engine room, the rear pevion being used as a stable for the horses; the second wr is divided into two apartments, each containing a bank room, a private room for the foreman, bath room and storage for hay, oats, kc. A sumptuous collation was served up on the above occasion, during whieh speeches were made by President ©. C.— Pinck- ney, Commissioner Abbe, and Wia. HL Griffith, ‘The companies are commanded by the following officers:—Eugino Company No. 20—Foreman, Armot Spencer; Assistant, Wm. Smith; Hook and Ladder Com- ny No. 10—Major W. W. Boles, Foreman; Wm. King mm, Assistant, The latter company bas just received their new truck, which is aigo claimed to be the model track of the department, it is about fifty feet in length, and carries eleven ladders, the largest of whieh are forty-tive feet in lenzth. These two rest upon their sides, on the outside of the truck, and the others in sido.” Altogether it has a heavy, clumsy appearan and a great deal of difficulty will be foand in getting at the inside ladders, The hind wheels are steered by = man sitting upon the rear portion of the truck, com manding a wheel similar in style to those used on Veasels. It will require four borses to arag it to @ fire, and considerable difficulty will be found in gating through the narrow streets im the tower portion of the elty. A Mexican tx Trocarz.—On the 19th of Inst month, a Mexican, named José Martinez, arrived at this port, on board of the steamer Mariposa, from Matamoros, Shortly after landing te was accosted by a hackman, who induced him to enter his coach, and who strapped bis trank on behind After riding some distance the driver informed Martinez that he bad arrived at his des. tination, and demanded his fare. Martine handed bim & AoW ) Which the hackman said he could not bu srnere he "informed Martines that if he would remain ::, he would soon get it changed. The hack man then mounted his box and drove off, taking the troak th him. Martines awaited his return in vain, and at last satiafied that be —, Bey next morning b office fe but being 10 give the number of the ‘heck, all eforts to fod iver proved (utile, In the trunk wag a draft for two hundred and ten doubloons, $550 in American, Kugiish and French gold, @ miniature of Martines’s father, set in diamonds, and several otber valuable articles. The anfortunate man lost ali he had but the clothes he wore, Being entirely unacquainted with our languaze, x destitute siranger strange land, he way almost rednced to dee ir; but af soon as his case became Koown, roon found friends to help him. Dr Bronne, Senor homers, the Mexican Minister, aud a taw- yer of this city, who in times past bas done law business for Martinea’s fatuer, came to his aid, and have rendered him all the assistance in their power. There 's very little hope of Martines’s recovering hix lost eens ty bat, av he is a member of a wealthy famil; e will receive a remittance in a short time that will relieve him from the necessity of being under further obligations to thove who ti 0 Kindly come to his aid ia his hour of need. Raraen Too Mecw or a Present.—Friday afternoon & woman, named Heyward, living at No 65 West Twenty-seventh street, called at the store ot Mowers. Woolf & ternback, in White street, and loft there her three children, aged respectively three and a half years, two and a half years and seven months. She saya that asthe firm had caused her haxband to be | up in Eldridge street jail abont fourteen days since for debt, and #0 deprived her of the means of taking care of them, the firia ought to support them. Tho children were sent to the care of the Commissioners of Public Charities and Correcuion. ‘Tre Comsntres, on Reraencimesy —Tbis committer, which war & have met yesterday in the Custom House did not awemble, and we understand they will not be again tm season vati! the first Mouday in Gctober Deraateee oF Queew Emwa To THE &, ToLavna Tho «tay of her Majmty Queen Emma was un expectedly cut sbort by the sad news of the death of her foster-mother. On receiving the intelligence at Mon- treal Queen Emma Coup aha at oner to leave for Sandwich Islands, and ia parsuance of th: he wy. arrived in New York on Fre esterday hay Uy. tbe Paste Mail Stew seta Sen York for San Feaucine loft the pay iy ody at that Sen Fran ieee op board an Aa.crieen aan-ol-war, Money, Survie at Sr, Aroostine's erama —The Rev. Dr. Hurtsall tw amnounced to ounce & Bt Angwetiog, this at Ovesvive of a New Conamas ~The openog of Man batsan College, stants on the banks of the Hudson, a short distance from the city, i@ faed to take place to mornw THE FENIANS. dered to be Entered, &e. Yesterday General Spear reesived the following com maanication from Washin, — rroney Gane: Wasurmcrom, Agus: 1 Genera! P. 8. Sena, New York ay —- Sun—Lo reply 10 your Tetser of ths 2th ines, | am directed 7, tae, Astor General to say that be hes inetructed tee nabyeed 8) orney Cor Vermont by @ntar © moll Very respertt M ding agsina Pemans in bis dle: PLMASANTS, Acting Ubiol Clore MPEIING OF THR CONGRIES On Tuesday pert the Fenian Congress wi! city of Troy, when, after al! the acoonnts have been in Yeatigated, it will te decided *hother smo'her movement shall be made on Camada, and (fa at what time Head Centre Stephens ta Cleve! Roberts Faction to ( Ciavecano, Sept 1, ines ian Head Cantee, addrewsed a large meeting at Brainard ial! in this cty to-mght The Roberts faction of the Brother hoot was considerably re. Presented, and two or three attempts ware made by some of chem to break ap the meeting Mr Staphenw remarks ‘owned by chowrs tor General ONeill) General Sweeny, Colonel Hoberts aodethers The polew interfered, however, aid y mecnired order # meet ia the Samos Stephens the F Was Very severe on the Roterts wing of the ordes, and Characterized the Canadian auvermant as one od stupen dous folly, He believed the vam of the Irwimen who took pos fn it wore hone, | ir inulere whee sot dipte of tortans set ber ced Woe palriotien a well a competence lie why du Ukey net moive opon Cannes Defore the 1 (thot, ae they conlt ba Ronerte wae 8 bem an, bet he teen in 4 Stated Wet Cm to Cohonet fone wae bot falied vo 4 fot obey ber © wolf, 1 0. | If (ie Amer their prominar ‘0 Bow be an independent county Aa it was however, no fame was more devpieed there thea thas of Fenian, England «0! only concew ny thon | nd men in irene 6 le * Fenler db ae over one bor dred thowsend (remed oviaters im | tytour bear | They wasted orm ‘oral in Irsinnd he wae there now, being ured of mt ork wore the came, ng country verte ipature, the} {fail aod Catlmre * fre of iretaes, wor were ret Of oy me fer | ee. Ammerioss baie 1868, WASHINGTON. Exaggerated Beports ef the (Ca Meeting Biot. THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES. we. ae ae Wananares, Sept. 1, 1866, ‘The New Mecretary of the Interior. Mr. O, @ Browning this morning formatly took pos semion and entered upon the discharge of the duties of the office of Secretary of the Interior. It would seem that his predecessor had been making hay while the sun shone. Every vacanay in the Department, of which, @ few weeks ago, there wore a large number, has been filled, although in many instances the appointees are uot present and have not yet entered upon their duties. The disbursements of the Department du@ag the past month bave exceeded, $4,000,000, a very nansual figure, giving rise to the impression tbat much official work has been forestalied. Two millions of this large sum was disbursed through the {ndian Bureau. The new Secre- tary has made no changes to-day, haying devoted most of his time to inquiries into the practical and detailed workings of the Department. Exaugernted Reports About the tng Riet near Battimerc. ‘the Star says that the reports of thy riot at the camp meeting near Hanover switch, in Anne Arundel coumy were at firat much axaggerated, and that although seve- ral were hurt none were killed and none seriously burt A number of those who were hart received their injuries by being rua over by the crowd. Benson, tbe young man who was shot at the altar, reported to be still alive this morning. mp Meet. Financial Matters. No new national banks were organized daring the week. ‘The Acting Comptroller issued to national banks $804,735 in national bank notes, making the total sum iasued to the present date $249,015,820, The United States bonds held by Treasurer Spinner in trust tor na tional banks to-day amounted as follows: —As security for circulating notes, $30,729,700; as security for pub- lie deposits, $38,777,500, ‘Total, $50,507,200. The printing division of the Treasury Department tor the week ending to-day turned out the following amounts of fractional currency —Fifly cent notes. $162,000; twonty-tve cont notes, $109,500, tou @eat notes, $51,000. Total, $382,500. The shipments by the United States Treasurer were as followa:To the Asgistant Treagurer at Philadelphia $60,000, and to national banks and individusls throng out the country $200,000. Matiiated currency to the ouul oF $364 067 war re deemed during the weok The receipts from internal revenue during the week ouding today were $10,285,851. ‘Tie amount received froin this sontce during the mouth of August wae $35,043,540, being the largest return (or any one month since the law went into operation, The total sur ceived since July, the commencement of the preseut fiscal year, up to date is $67,522,449. General Meade Formally wines Command oft the Department the Ka On the Lith altimo an order was inened by Major Gene ral Meade, commanding (ue Department of the bast, as- suming the command, and anuounting (hat the staf olticers of the iate miliary division would continas to ect until his future sta xnould coupored, The Superintendent of Public Printiva. This morping Cornelis Wendell, the newly appvinted Superintendent of Public Vrinting, formally entered on hie duties, He has already made some changey, aed among others abont a dozen laborers, whose services ho Jjadged could be dispensed with, have been discharged Mr. Goo. P. Goff, foreman of (he bindery, bar been super seded by hisiate assistant, Mir J. Hervey Roberts. Mr FP tzstomons, late ot the War Depertment bindery, has been appointed le the vacancy oveasioned by the promo tion of Mr. Roberts. Mark Woodward, amisiaut to Mr. Cunpingham in the composing roow, has beon removed and Mr. EB. J. Burvham appomied in bis place The folding room, heretofore in chacge of Mr. Jumes Harri sou, bas been placed iy charge of Mins Kate Shortelt Mr Charies Parsoms bas been placed in charge of thant Press room, in place of Mr. Graham. Aw Orphan Asylum to be Orcupied by State Department. The State Department has conciuded a bargalo with the trostees of the Washington City Orphan Asylum for the occupancy of the Asylum building, ov Fourteenth street, at $15,000 por annum, for two yours, with the privilege of four, The work of romoval bax already been commenced, bat in orier to avoid confusion aad the disarrangsment, destruction or tow of the vainabie records and archives of this department, the work wil! be neorssarily slow and tedious It (8 not expected that the old State bdliding will be Cully vacated much before the Ist of November, when the work of demolicion wil the be immediately commenced. preparatory Lo tlhe areevion th wing of the Treasury building 1 Ofticer of the Freedmen's Karena Sick of his Job, Apecial orders were ianed (rom (oe War Department yesterday retteving from ¢ Al his own request, Mur goon Caleb W. Horner, chief medical oMcer of the Bu reau of Rolugecs, Freedmen, ke Brevet Ideuten Colonel |. A. Rdwards, Surgeon mited Sialee Army haw been orderad to re Bur bow on duty at Baltimore Ma, port for duty to Major General Howard, geon Horner, who bax bern granted wo monthy in whith to close up the afwirt of lis OMe before he is mustered oulof the service Mes. Mover in Charar of the White Hew Mrs. Stover amd her three children rturaed te the White House this evening Sue low beam stmmnt tor overs! weeks os visit) Nashville foam Hho now Pelares to take charge oi Lhe Pres dental meneon wnt! the retara of the Prevideat ‘The New Wall Liquor Siamese Isened. The aaw wmietaal co) caus stamp requeed ele pla ed on ati menit Hiquors were invurt today The deviga is» very aont one, shot iwoand a half inher in diameter And cont sins the wor, “United Atotes luternal Rev eane Stamp," and the words one eighth or one quarter barret, as the case may be They are ‘atended to be placed over the spigot hole, aud will be cancelled by driving (9 the spigot! The stamps are of the (otlowing denom va tious —For one barrel, $1 barre!, Oty quarter barrel, Lwenty Ave cents, we. BROOKLYN USTELLIGENCE. Once Were rom tue Moxra oF Acoowr —Phe cases disposed of at the court of Jaw daring the Month were ight handred ved finely three tn nenmber, Droportioned as follows — in on of oxctee law, 11 b , érend larceny 14, omimrztomen' 4, peut larceny, ory 2; indocout expowure, 4 sem. and batory A rot, | Volation of cit vagresey, 113, mitede meanor, 16, a mine iat’ 3, ‘etternp at bigamy, 1; sorderty comdum, UT breach of tne pears, 10, tures’ Total, #93. Lowe Cason Kr ovenne wore ane bundret abd twenty children lov dering (he mowih of Aaguet in this city, all of whom warn recovered and returned to thew pareota or guardians by (he police anthortine Annrsts ron ras Warn — Che polos # Brooklye hare hoon umameaily act making orn during the past seven days From the offical record at the Inapector « allies, it appear thal no ese (hae bon ared ame Sighty one arrest were moade by the jolie during that | yi wi ot Comunenon Uber (ali terme wall Or lover The \nmel Dorinees of Kings county, both Givi sed eoriminel largely oo nerewee, om Keep! crease of population aad the Umpertant le erate as va larg oman ee Kings omeiy corapr ens the “enved (ogres) Jeticat District of Lae stabe (he Suproane Com, ¢ ont and Oyen ae Termine are prow Med over iy form dodger elven aatety, wages —doders Lou, Reraerd sed Oithert ip the the Saprome Ooart, Shove onamerstet 4 Coren Coane | lod om VN ane winter the trials ia the 1 damages for porweni | ne ware Bie wumevess, 0d the — se pares ow! + et ROnWheMt ing (hom warnings ‘eee | cocthor lange hatch of simmer come be be Crimt turing og 0 ated winter ¢ fe ot Over and Terms tor Ohe tral of capital rerme er omer ine siaw Ube Clty rellromde injaries bo panne Jaren 9 many of . * Oo tobor, when it will be presided and Justices Hoyt and vesrecen, neat (0 be disponed of by this tence of Gonzales aud Pellicer, the Otero The murder of Otero, however, is t0 receive am additional phase, as it is pretty Viela, one of the principal wegen ers, will be indicted as an accesnory to wituonves, it iw alleged, have been discovered tively ideutify Viela as one of the party who in com) with Pellicer, Gonseles and drinking saloon in Myrtic avenue, a short ti the criwse was committed “Viele han besa hal custody sines the murder, and is not yet fully apprino@ of the jeopardy he is a. The City Court, Judge Reynolds, and the County Ovurt, Judge Dikemann, for the trial of minor cases, will com- Meuce their September sessions tomorvow. Im these courts the calendars are quite large. ‘The Court of Sessions for the trial of criminal casem will commence its next torm in October, It te in thie court that the hardest aud most incorrigible offenders are tried, embracing pickpockets, bargl pagilinta, thieves, bigainiste and adulterers, and, as a usual thing, they generally got their deserts meted oul to them. Im October the Kings county courts will be ia Call operat) when judges, lawyers, law reporters aa@ juries will have their time fully cecupied watt warm Weather reappears RELIGIOUS LIAENCE. Services Te-Day. Rev. J. htanford Holme, D.D., preach at the Fitiy~ Baptist chureb to-day, morning aad eveu- secoud atraet ing. At the Yorkville Pree Chapel of the Holy Trinity, ie Kighty-fourth street, near Fourth avenue, Rev, Williaa Dymond will pach moruing and evening. ‘The prophet Saow, of Mount Zion, will proach at the University, Washington aquare, at three oclock PM. Hubsect-"fhe Speedy Coming of Christ." Public worship for St. George's church will be to-day esumed at Irving Hall Services at balf-past ton @ Mand four P.M. AUSt. Ann's free church, Rightoenth street, near Fifth avenue, the Kev, Dr. Gallaudet will preach at half-past seven and balf-past ten A. M., and at half-past three P. M.—the latter serviee for deaf mutes—and Rey, B. MeMurdy, G1. D., at half-past seven P.M The Rey. GL. Demarest il resume the asual Sunday evening services today at the Second Universalist church, corner of Second avenue and Fleventh street A Cuneral se on Win MeArdie will be preached by the Roy, Dr. Wescott in the church on Forty-second street, near Seventh avenue, this evening. Csuul see vices in the morning At the Church of the Resurreetiog, Thirty-fitth ateeat, near Sixth avenwe, the rector, the Rev, Edward O, Flagg, 1D. 0, will proach at half-past ten in the morning, and the itev. Foster Ely at half-past three in the afternoow. 1 church on Seventeaath ond aveunes, there will be morning Corbitt, pastor, will The fey Dr ms, of North Carolina, will pronol this morning ia (ue chapel of the Uuiversily, Washing ton square. Ta the F Mieiate, rob, near Hroed- way, Rey Dr preach’ thiv more ng. and Re & F. Farmer in the evening Tho Memorial church. in Hammond street, corner of Waverlay place, having beea thoroughly renovated, wilt be reopened today. The rector, Rev, I G. Quenaell, witl preach morning aad evening Divine serv ce will be esumed in the French Evangoli Ichureb, No Univernty place, at half-past ten thie ning, Rev G. Mousead des Istets, the pastor, wilh te in the Fort ‘ond gtreet Presbyteriag church. be- twoon uth and Eighth avenies, Rev. W. A, Seott, D. D., will preach morning and evening. Evening eab- Joct, “Fourth Article of the Creed—Josus Christ Dead,"” Rev, J.P. Notting, the pastor, will preach ia pan Long Will Raptiet church, ia Seventeeuth streat, went of avant ! balf-pant tea A. M. aad half-past three iw | Ja the Cevtral Presbyterian church, Broome sti aan. two blocks east of Broadway. there will be preaching the pastor, Rev, dames B. Dunn, at half-past ten A and balt-past seven VM. Also in the ebapel, Paisce Hall, Siath avenue, between Forty first and Forty-second streets, at four P. Services will he held to-day, morning and evauing, ia the Bleocker stroot Universattst churet, Rey. Day K. Lee, pastor, oM@ciating pic Remarmadie for mettgney, uriares | a Caine os the Hele CO hrtgtian —s vo Torvaty Daplex “ Hiptte. Fall Fashions. JW. WEADLEY'S CFL MRRATI or DOU THE LATHOt Sty nee ei ARE vie Lower, Isad. ‘They will aot BEND or BIH AK, Hike Une a! 4 fot will AVE thelr PRRERCT and ( Meal: ult SHAPE. ahs ~on He. 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