The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1866, Page 9

- | ee Se SD ue oe eee ee ae hor of for their crm news, are Ba Bs abusing the former and calling it an “old ma- chine.” Well, itis ‘a "machine whose cnter- “prise ‘and fiberalify have given them all the reputation as newspapers that ihey ever possessed. Tho only “old machine” about it is Craig, the late agen! of the association, who has been dismissed from t's s:r » because of his incompetency and wir cuit y. This Craig was the rotten part ot (he “oldemachine,’ and the greatest folly of Which the Associated Press has ever bdon 8 the folly of not having sooner inrn im adrijt. So the papers that make this outery beve, in tact, only got the “old machine,” which is Craig him- self, and are excluded from the henefils of the ‘New York Associated Press under iis new and Management, with its energy, enter- «, prise and efficiency renewed and increased having abolished Craig and all tho other nuisances ani abuses that had grown up *« under him, ' The National Babks and the Carreney Ques- ction in Congress, * We perceive a movement has commenced in Congress on the highly important question of ~ abolishing the nations! bynk cnereney ond substituting in its place legal tenders, We © have repeitedly otged such a tacceure upon Congress, for several reason®, lirst, thet the government was literally viving a vate corporations 2 valuable priv * over twenty: millions a year, for. which neither Mt nor the public received any i advantage. Second, that by withdrnwi national bank cireiiation aid « tenders in its place the govern i over twenty millions a yer. the issue of three hundred millions or a “legal tenders, whatever »monnt may be fit fixed upon, the Treasury could buy aps “that or retire the ssta> amount of tntores! bi ing bonds—that is, the bonds now depocited hy ‘the national banks as secutity tor their eivea- | lation, from which they draw twenty millions | or more annually inthe way of interest in ad- | Gition to the profits of their cireulation. This would not increase the currency and would only substitute one kind of paper money for another, Why should the people be taxed to + Make such an enormonvs gratuity to ‘com- panies of capitalisis? Why should not »this amount be saved to the Treasury -and applied as a sinking fund to poy vthe national debt? Third, because the legal ler currency ig better, safer and more acceptable to the public than that of the ational banks, Although in ordinary times » ‘the bonds deposited with the Se retary of the _Mregsury by the banks as security for ibeir cir- _Suletion may be sufficient to redeem thelr motes, the time might come, Inn great commer- © dial or war crisis, When these bonds would be #0 depreciated that they would not realiz> “enough to redeem the notes. Tho" loss would then fall upon the government and public, whereas for legal tenders the government is always responsible and would lose nothing by them ina crisis. Fourth, we are opposed to the'national bank eystein becanse it is a dan- gerous monopoly, controlling all the labor and prodicts of labor, the markets and commercial affairs.of the country, placing, in fact, all the industrial interests of the country in the hands ‘of grasping capitalists. It is, too, a dangerous machine, which in a short time would control the destinies of the republic. Every way the uational bank system is a monstrous * evil. ‘The Congressional action referred to was the resolutions, submitted in the House of Rep- sresentatives by Mr. Ross, democrat, of Mlinois, and Mr. Harding, republican, of Ilinois, both pretty much in the samo terms, to the effect that th» Committee on Banking and Currency be iastructed to inquire into the expediency of withdrawing the potional bank currency and winding up the national banks and furnishing sthe country with greenbacks, or currency of a similar character, in place of the national bank currency. The resolution of Mr. Harding was stronger and more explicit than that of Mr. Ross, and was to instruct the committee to re- porta bill. On the motion of Mr. Washburne, -ot Illinois, who appears tobe very active in the interest of the national bank monopoly, the resolutions were laid on the table. But tha, vote shows clearly that the views we have ad-— vanced are making way rapidly in Congress. Against the motion of Mr. Ross the vote stood -86 to 59, and against Mr. Harding’s 94 to 60. ‘This ix great progress in the right direction Bince the Inst session, and we are not without hope of seeing a majority in Congress betore the close of the present session in favor of such a radical change in our currency and banking aid wade will 4 the whole on 4 sound and © national bank interest is ‘powerful in Congress, but we think it will be unable. to resist the progress of enlightened views on this subject. ~ THE TENNESSEF LEGISLATURE. A for the Celebration of the Bat: ef Nashville—General Thomas to Participate—The Abstracted School Faad— Full Powers Vested in the Governor for Itn, yy Nasrvinen, Deo, 11, 1966. A message relating to the schoo! fand wax received to- @ay in the House of Representatives, and a committee ‘was appointed to make the necessary investigation. ‘The house concurred in the Senate resolution ordering the Compiroiler to borrow $250,000 to aid ia paying the Interest on the State bonds falling dac January 1. A communication was read im both trouses announcing that Major General Thomas and staf would, to response aia i o. He vi °2 Se EUROPE. Special Telegramsto the Herald. JOHN H. SURRATT'S FIRST ARREST. Extraordinary Revelations Concerning the Lincoln Assassination. The French Evacuation of Rome Completed, * and a Dangerous Crisis Anticipated. THE FRANCO-MEXICAN TRANSPORT FLEET Seizure of a Supposed Fenian Steamer &c. BY THE CARNE 1 70 DECEMBER I THE uleotN ASSASSIN. SrecaL. TELEGHAM. TH THe “HERALD, ost John OL Surratt~Why ced Revelations of Surratt ve Jett Dasia’ Cabinets Rowe, Doo. 10, 1866, The nan who Informed hited States Ninister King, fn ilk ci va, Susratt, hed. ucoln asgaesin conspitator, prérious to his frat vefest whon serving kn the, Popa! Zandvee, fs French Candin, named St The pier itet A man perved at one American rebe When St. Maric was In America both Sareatt and him- self pa‘d their qddrosses to, tn factut potle were deepiy in love with, one lady then residing in the city of Washington, D.C. Afier theif emigration, bows having found employment and shelter in the Pope's army, St. Marie recognized purratt, and having fully identified him betrayed bin; it is asserted here through jealyusy. St. Mane says that Joa FL Surratt has already tola him that the assassination of the tate Provideat Lincoln wag the result of a preconcerted rebel American plot; thatgye, Surratt, had carrted the details of tha plot and mode of its execution direct from the Day's Cabi- net in Richmond to Wasbioaton, and that the subse. quent arsassination wns not only in fall accordance with the desires of the Jeff Davis government and cabinet, but was done and accomplished by their directions and orders, 43 auld THE ROMAN GUESTION. » SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THe RERALD. The French Evucuntiou of the Eternal City Complete—Napolcou's Flag Replaced By the @ a Rowse, Doo. 11, 1865, This (Tuesday) morning the important and long ex- pectod event of the evacuation of Rome by the Frevch troops was curapleted. At an early hour the soldiers of Napoleon marched from the Castle of San Angelo, ‘The imperial French flag was immediately run down and the Pontifical colors howted on the stronghold at ones. The Pope is goue to Civita Vecchia, where his Hoti- ness will remain during ten days. ‘The Jwenty-ninth (French) regiment of heed lioe has been embarked for France. ‘Tho remaining French troops wore embarking at Civita Vecchia. The French Announcement. Paris, Dec, 1L—Noou. ‘The evacuation of Rome by the French troops, which ‘thas been in progress for several days past, will be vir- tually completed to-day. Diftieultics Apprebended in the City. Pana, Doc. 10, 1968. Serious difficulty is apprehended ia Rome aftor the withdrawal of the French troops, It is said thet prepara- ons are making by the authorities to moet the worst. PRUSSIA. . SPECIAL TELEGRAM TD THE HERALD. The United States Minister Seriously Il. Bentix, Dec. 11, 1866. The Hon. Joseph A. Wright-—-CGovernor Wright—United ‘States Ministor near the Court of Prussia, is lying ori ously iI! in this city, Comp! mts to Denmark. Bersix, Dec. 11, 1866. King Froderick William, of Prussia, has conferred the order of the Black Eagle on the King and Crown Prince of Denmark. ‘The military budget has been !aid before the Cham- bers. _ SAXONY, SPECIAL AL TELEGRAM T 10 THE HERALD. ‘The Old Navy Refases to Serve Prussia. Duraven, Dec. 11, 1866. The Saxon naval oficers, who had been commissioned by the King before avd since the inte war in Germany, unanimously retuse to serve under the King of Pruasia, and have ail consequently reeigued their positions. HANOVER. oe A telegram from Hanover reports the commencement of oppressive measure: against the people by the ‘Praseian authorities. THE MEXICAN Question. The French Kvacaation Transport Fleet About to Salil. Tortos, Dec, 10, 1966, It was supposed that the transports to bring 6 Freach troops from Mexico would sail from Brest, bat they are now getting ready in this harbor. There is . naga Pani, Dec. 10, 1966, ‘The departure of the French feet of war veasols and transports for Vora Crut is now said to be Axed for next wook. The vessels are full manned and provisioned Gnd are expected to react their doxtimation about the middie of January. ig uhe CANADIAN CONFEDERATION. ‘The North American Delegates in Council in Eogland. Lasvon, Dee. 10—Rveuing. Many of the delegates from the Hriwh American provinces having in view Lhe final settioment of the Con- federation scheme have arrived They have féfined hemedlves into a ronferencs and selected Mr. Me- Donald to preside over their driver tious FRANCE, Cabinet Changes Still Spoken af. Pann, Dee. 10, 1806, It ts again ramoted that Moorivur foul, the eminent French Miaister of ¥inanoa, wi!l won rege THE FENIANS. Seizure of a supposed Poulan Steamer in the Medway. Lamm, Don 1 Kvenue., ‘The mesmer Ro var hae beem oreet io the Motoay on wisp iva yf bee, sO Catee Chae. A lergs ane | Minois Ce: er “a ws shGGs LiASas - J £ ee ABW, YORK. aac WEDNUSDAY, Decemsud 12, 1e66.—TRIPLE SHfer. Cd tHE WEATHER. "Gameeef Atwe A quantity of arms, intended for the use of the Fent- | 4, by an article in yesterday's Hxaatp, ‘ans, and all the fittings of a gunsmith’s wore eelzed | ing close ploximity of th@P skating soason i to-day at Cardiff, while on their way to Ireland. how more apparent than ever, Yesterday the weather was sufficiently wintry to inapiro the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. proprietors of ponds with the belief that “opening day” would soon be at hand, dnd the thick crust et pene eee Bee pthae ype ni ll gf saya fraught with cheerful promise for tornity, Several days may elapse before the extensive ponds in the Park are mantled with thoir glassy cloaks, but the several artificial lakes, whose depth ia not sutf- sient to endanger the lives or the haits of tho skaters, will undoubtedly be invaded by the public at an carly late, If the cold weather continues Major ‘8 Fifth avenue skating rink, situated om the corner of Mifty-ninth street and Sixth avenue, with its covered galleries, yovenn rooms and profisient at of rons to: Last night ihe lake. wen compl etaly frozen over, and there is little chanoe that Old Sol will pape the toe vith auficient warmth to treaaform the mirrorlike sur- fwe into an expanse of rippling waters, The first day of tie season, the pleasures of which will undoubtedly THR OPEXENG—DRC, oe 11-—-Nooa. ouered or ae visitors: Cohe Pith avenue skating Fak, ) Dee. 11— will ive the steal shod’ lads and lana Fopo- Cantels Pir smempy ste Giron ab £814, ex dividend. Is an excellent leat opportunity to Gaping their proficiency ‘The following are the opening ral curities:— United — five-twenties (1832) coupon, Fries....... ou phates under agers. Pavone in pen oa ‘The boys of the town of Morrisania yesterday put on tieir skates, for the cold night of Monday had frozen the water in the little ponds of that town to a sufficient thickness to bear the ptoneers of skatine for this season, aad aright merry time they had of it, their shouts exclam hat they appreciar sport iting arr of tne felt a seonut of they wou ing fora fow day Loxpo American bonds opened at lower salos having been raported at 70 asking rate, hawever, i TL Erie shares aro rather higher and quoted at 48% a 47. bai Central shares aro’ easier, the ruling fsure beiug Loxpox, Dec. 11—Evening. Comsols this evening closed at ig | for money. American securities closed at the following prices:— United States five-twenties 7 I shares Brie Railway shares, The Frankfort 2 Loxpos, Doe, 11, 1866, A telegram fram Frankfort, dated last evening, re- ports thetaarket for United States five-twenty bonds closing firm at 753g 0 7514. The general . The Weather Kisewhere. Poveukerrre, Dee, 11.—The weather i« very cold and (o> is forming rapidly. All the ponds in this vicinity are frozen over and tho skating carnival wil! undoubtedly commence to morrow or next day. Rut few vessels were visible on the river to-day bound northward, This weather will hastenthe departure of vessels from Troy and Albany, New Haves, Conn., Dee. 11,-—The weather to-day has been the coldest of the reason, the thermometer aianding At 18 degrees above zero, ‘The Liverpoo! Cotton Market. 3 urvata, Dee. 11, —fwenty-fonr inches of snow have Tiverroot, Dec. 10-—Evening. fallon since f nf + and it tooks as though we The cotton market to-day has of very active, ioe the Males foot up more than 20,000 bales, Prices have “Th. the weather continues clear and advanced fully \d., middling upkands closing at 1444. per pound, ~ IL—Clowdy and cold, Wind due Fiventoom, Dec, 11—Noon. nd snowing by squalls The cotton market opened to-day with a promise of INNA? Dom Lhe F ‘a. detrmined activity. Tho saloa will probably react | giecreme, —The artes easter and cold; Indica 16.000 balns Sales of middling uplands continued tobe | Viguscius, 0., Deo 11-7 A. M, thermometer 20, noon made at 144d. 20.6 P.M Joudy jek ANOTHER pRsraron. Livenvoon, Dee, 17, 1896, market continues and full sales aro estimated at 18,000 bales, and ines Frid: (009—quotations ruling strong at 14} gd. for strict uplands and 145d. for striet gulf mid- dime.” The trade ara free buyers of avoraze uplands at 144 Livenroor, Dee, 11; 1866. Mid. Cenc 11,—The thermometer to-day ranged from 9 to 14 dogreas above zero. No snew. Durnorr, Dec. 11.--Wind sttong west — Weather mod- oraiin: and urries of snow. ‘Thermometer 24 above. Louisvinix, Dec. 11.—The weather is clear; barometer 29.65, thermometer 20 Torowro, O. W., Dee, Uy ae clear and cold Thermomne er 12 below froexing por Siesta, Dec. 1i.—Blowing per Cold and freezing Tho activity of the e0 prices are paid. ‘The ‘The cotton market to-day bas been qulto active. badd. ba upland closed at 14%fd. The sales reached 20,000 Qa Dec, 11.—Weather duit, with appearanors of je. snow; wind Hight and west ; therniometor Mowramar, Doc. 1L-~Thérmomeier 10 above at eight A.M; milder now, with appenrunces of snow, ‘Orriwa, Dec. 11.—Cold and cloudy; thermometer 18 below freezing, Kiscoros, Dae, 11.—Cold and anowing all day; ther- mometer 4 below ; touched 16, r LEAS, De 11 pas 9 weather ts cold and dir- thermometer below 45; a! times it ls cloudy ; nowy aspect and foe Manchester Trade Report. Mancnesren, Deo, 11) 1866. The Manchester market is stcady. Liverpool Brendstufts Market. Livmnroon, Dec, 10—Keanin g. There has been a verv quiet feeling in the market for flour and whest to-day, but prices haye undergone no material variation, Tndion corn is Offered at 398, for mixed, and 398. 3d. for hich mixed. Liverroot, Dec, 11--Keening. The market for breadstufts closed unchagred: Cora was last quoted at 384. Sd. verpoo! Produce Market. Lavenroot, Dec. 10—Rvaning. The market for tallow is steady and prices ave without #) quotable change. Liverpoot Provisions Market. Lavrnpoot, Dee, 10—Evening. Pork \¢ firmer and er tend upward. Lavenvoot, Dac. 11—Fvening. The provision market ts inaciive. Lard cloxed dull, The Petroleum Trade. Livenroot, Dee, Only a moderate movement is observable in p this morning, and J+, 6d, for prime Ponusy!van BRUOKLYN INTELLIGENCE, Mseroca-o” wun Boamp of Suenaviines.—Yho Kings County Board of Supervisors met youtarday afternova, Supervisor Talbot in thechair, Resolutions were passod incrowing the salaries of Mr. MeClure, janitor of the new Court Hyase, from $1,000 to $1,209; the ouginerr, Mr. G, W. jentine, to the pame amount, aad Me Sufith, the assistant keeper, from 600 to $200. ‘The of purchasing additional grounds on either side wort House war discussed at some longth, Tt ts jeved that with the growth of the city it may at some (uluro time be necessary Lo make extensions to the be sail tha tmepent heee Court House, snd therotore it wax thought ad- The Geltoan markets for petroleuin aro tolographed ax | Yiblo to inquire ny to what it would eon. The steady Previous rates, ‘and in question consists or = thitee Tots on the west side af the bailding, and the entire Property on the cast side running through to Boerum sireat, A xpecial comiattiqg of three wax foally ap- pointed Lo mquire at to ite vMuatton, Supervisors Her- Litthe aud Sehen BY STEAMSHIP TO ‘NOVEMBER 30. The steamship Mocwviin, Captnin Alton, which left Liverpool! Novembor 20, and Grebneastle on the 30th ult, arrived at Portiand, Maine, at ton o'clock yesterday morning. Her financial advices avd markets report have been fully anticipated by our cable despatches published in the Hrnato, bat telegraphic details of our news by the cable are givéa in our columns this morning. pay of grand and cools per wile for |, to moet on Tuosday pout Mors lo $2 per day nnd intiease, The Kuard thea adjon: ‘ext. Tur Boann or CANVASSRRA AND THe Voor SurRrne THDeNT.—Tho Board of Supervisors metas a Board of Canvawers yesterday afiernoon, when tt was moved to publish the vole of Kings county, Mr. Wenacis ©. Kirby claims (hat be is the Superintendent of the "oor for the In England, the cigar ship Ross Winans bad returned | Second district for anothor year; and. Mr. Henry Core from short cruise. She encountered very stormy rm Hh Pe 2 Lape Fi mad belongs me im. Now, they could form a partnership weather and steamed through the heavy see sixteen F Aoa pide tio salary nnd perquisites, the trouble knots an hour. > ‘The seven articles constituting the Masis of the treaty of peace between Spain and Chile and Peru show that a aoe ara *~itynssendioaimeentugery Superviaor Osborne moved that the motian to p the vote leon the table to await the decinion of the Supreme Court inthe matter ef tbe eon: test between the claimants for oitice o! Superintend- ent of the Poor, Thy Chairman stated that he had been served with a mandamus frou Supreme Court, re- quiring the | the Court on 15eb i they should wot give. vetion as Raporinveadont MEXICAN AFFAIRS. Engtish Webber of an poe tfoevention Arranged with France Maximilian Snid to be Indignant, and Likely to Trouble Nupo- leon. The London Globe tays it hae received information of an important nature from a reliatie source, relative to the collapse of the Mexican empire. 1 is informed that there fs not only a perfect understanding between the Cabinets at Paris and at Washingtov, but that formal communication between the two governments beve taken the basis of arrangement herue that the United States.may do what they like with Mexico, sab- be) to these conditions :— at certain tracts of land in a hoolthy*part of Ay ( omen Joveure vo Foep Cosrv Ienano Crvng ov Homrnack.—A wan named Michael Hatey at. temptet to fort Coney Island eresk om Sunday after obeck, but the water was probably deop both rider. and borse were told ay inquest on the body + verdict of aorideatal druwn- Acoipent. The poles of the Forty. have arrested John H. Wileon, the con lam Carson, the driver of the Green te xico shall be left open to French colonization p 4 ° . pie ram over and killed Patrick Cnbvin 2 That nis whieh France bas made for the * a payments 10 Mexican bondholders stiall not be die. | Moaday aicas. Thoy are ald to await the result of the jm Mowry Coropers i:vceigation, It {# aiso stated that thie arrangement was concluded Tan Keser Kare aso Putaae Case me tm Bastmer without the ey of Papen, aud th ipa Deer. John Monshar, Michael Quinu and James | he was apprised of {t he manifertod the ind bes he a } bod pong nomen eal ge agony peh vad 4 atte Kirw! on under arrest for seversi dave pact | jeaving the French to treat for the withdrawal | charged witt violauing the persone and pillaging the Of their troops, either with Sonrez or with Nis protect. | apartments of Efton Walker, Miss Margaret Lacey —— tego Maxioifan on letter to | apdAnia Ci of No. 202 Nort Seventh street arnving bey ; D.fon (» inorniog of the 24 fast, wore again pi Bazaine, insalting to him personally and the reverses of complimentary to Napoleon, It is expected when Max! milian arrives io Europe he will have recourse to various measures anpleasant to Napoleon, including the pabliea- lion of the latter's lover. ‘The ex-Emperar thiak» (aith not only broken with him, but that he has been treated with stadied indignity. It fs reported that the physicians of Empress Cartotte. fear the absolute loa of her reason as weil as ber life soon on trie) frat. witve outrage prior) already Daty yesterday afternoon. 1 Mer Armas whe, Sb ly ented the pri Monala Quinn as being two of the partion to foul ys ding. Sergeant fiapes, of the Forty. anh | inet was woxt placed nn, Tip textified te Roaing fhe greaier portion of the property ston in the callur ofthe house where the prisoner Monahan teridad. | The examination was then adjourned to Seturday ment The priswer Kirwin was disabarged by the Justior, thers betng noe. ideuce acaloet bim | Fare rm 4 Deron Revomren Coonew, it ithoonire — A | fair and fontival, for the purpore of raising funds to Daild a mw charch in place of Dr. Porter's Reformed Poteh clureh, In Brookiyn, ned jaws aight in Wawh fogton ali, sod will be coutiaued this alterscon and evening. Navat Cover Manta: —A paral eoart martial ts tow | in pomion at the ney yard, The following named of. | cers comvne the court:—Commedores Willlsm K. [atie mor. Preddent. John Marston, J W. Nicholson, Charlier Boardms, J. W. Livh 5 Commander PD. T si THE FENIANS. Ne Active Movement Racept by the Gevern- ment A Dearth of Loyal Men in Tretand. ‘When the Moravian sailed, the anxiety caused by the Fenians in Ireland was unabated. It in ramored that till more troops are to be despatched to Ireland, clnding a battalion of the Coldstream Guards, within » few days. A regiment would embark at Liverpool for Belfast on the third of December. Another strong detachment of Woolwich marino tent infantry were under orders for Ireland, and revera! batteries ond other brigades were ordered in readiness to leave Woolwich at short netion, In the meantime the Fenians made no movemer and nothing ‘had tranepired beyond « few sonered arroata, Ramore tad been current that Stephens was in Ire. land, but there was nothing to confirm them. The London Times complains that loyal people in Ire- land do not show themerives, but seem to leave every. thing to the government, the police and army snd navy, PRUSSIA. In Hertin the Chamber of Deputies granted the sum of ope million thalers that was demanded by the govern. ment ax an addition to salaries of government officials, nam of tam Finn Darsnr- | biennial election for Chief | Raginese of the Wertern district waa bald last might by the variow encine, be od hook and ladder compe fies, and resulted im the re-eisetion of Jonm Cunning: ham, the prevent Incambent, by « majority of 201 voter, over Witham Tagior, the candidate, The sien Vine Ropenat quietly The total vot cast by the Fire ment wee mutate AT FRANCONIA, a \ Bowron, Deo. Ui, 1808, At Fretonia, New Hampshire, on Meturdey night Jami, Gear? Maxwell, & farmer. living sleoe, was bru | tally murered apd bis hows robbed by wets auknows mar, Werrens Dow | orlueh Veniding wes burned several days ago, dincovered iP eek FA ? sears ater SALI York He Hospital. Yesterday a man vod ( briatopher Ni was throwa from a wagon and daldgerously injured Appears the Stened by Ue wud new horse had become frig! AMUSEMENTS. Theatre Francais—Opera Cowigue. Galathde was enacted for the third tii» Last evening to crowded honse, Mlle, Naddie amd M. Wilner appear, ing respectively as the statue andthe enamored seuipior, | of a Hook of sheep, anda derving off, one et the wheele eang with marvellous effect merited the ran against a huge rock, \"iolentiy upsetting Mixon froas — ear st hie seat, Conelag hier to ain a severe (racture of tne plaudits and final recall with which their efforts wore r.. warded, During one of the entr'actes announcemrn was made that MM. Juignet and Drivet having wiih drawn had placed the management of the theatre in right leg and other bodily i” CLOSING OF THE DELAWAWE AND RARITAN CANAL. ‘Toewreer, Doc. TL 106 the bags oteno-santeteten eotiste, and the speaker ex | iy oMcial annomncoment ihe Delaware and Raritan preteen Se, bene byl ey Bn. (4 ‘Canal closes oo Pacaday, tue 14th itl » Dowembor bunt continuance of the generous nage whieh haw Eg he ¥ sain ca gave avery aamirance that the, fahlonable and . nerd audience gave every assurance that the fash. Finlay. Prac » 0 playgocrs of the. m bin, rack, Bloomingdale b ent, Will woo tothe pormenout awtabiahenent | »SPeAY: Dee 1 ‘or $290, milo heats, sear we—that most redned snd heful of | y ci enteriainments—in the metropolis of Frey Now World. § } H 4 . caiiatalioed Grifith Geant, cut off inthe height of It popularity Ne by managerial arrangements mado to iw birth as a BURN gage drama, was presented last evening ‘the lawtime, and expired gloriously tm an “author's night’ for the bene- At of the ambitious young dramatist The hous» was profitably fited with an audience highly Mattering in its britliancy to the bénaficiare, who held a levee’ in a pri- vate box on the prompter’s side of the stage, and there entertained bunts of tix friends. In bis hastily written HEI shy D. Dewmgiat, sae ost Set Condraya ioe ee a Bice Dude. si ect her = Spaniah spoken. ore open at AN Hones, Right aut Oy. feeder oe & der the usme of imported pounds perp tine sco et a Tecaited to the wort as mr cena URI tiifiyatve he ti cit cal ath ry org 100 srk sit ve religious Be fire trie of his Fe yg dramatic thoughts, the re- walt bewg that has covered all the ground of the Pe but only presents ite skeleton im a dramatic ehape, This i& @ most difficult taek, however, for the dramatist, and in it Mr. Daly has pue. ceded beyond ati preeedont; tnt had he been #0 dev posed he inigit bavemade a’ dune og or Mts amet loss characters, that perbaps out fed the reputadion of the novel Li. odin ed an eepecial name for itself, But th ins succeeded in geining bis laurely a gensbiee chose to pursam and tho stamp of public roval has rewarded his ¢' The play: passed off wit! I effectiveness tar ne and Was followed in whieh Jenia, Mr, Webi, Mx a, Sicnot Fossati and Mile, Stella Bonteur, voluntoors for the doeasion, took part. pirdice sh ye lope thet tho testimonial was highly mutisfactory and remunorative to tho young dramatist, who bas well tmorived this appreot ation from the public. and plant vim cue all Ht eh before the work to day are equa ver tia 1h tbe Beware of inventions. ar w York office, We hiry atre A maguitioe ut and ‘beantifa! sorte of Boots, Shows and Gatter Feasonable priors. Steiawny Hallsameen, Handel's sublime ortorio of Samson was givew ab Steinway Hall last night Cor the last thme, The boys mustered in Cull strength, and, as before, Dr. Catior ae whi Una ye ePiocped LMST a ri Edits: baad ! y “~ ton od Wo the organ, Me, Colby to the grand piano, and | MAHAME, |! Sine Arcot and druagista, for elreulan, Mr, Goorge Morgan, although qufforing from severe le disposition, wielded the béton with hts accustomed perm, View b> pd Mearing skill, On Wednesday, the 10) instant, @ novel and ine xurabriinory bower wits m vactely loresting entertainment will be given by the Cecilane EMMONS, ng Broadway Master Richard Coker, thoir celebrated sopra, will . rouke tis first appearance in New York place lus retar AL filinbrede's, SSS | Broadwi Fok ed in Mhow {from Europe, The “Soldier's Chorus” and “Piag of] Window woek--Bronms retailed at w prions our Union” will be sung by the entire achoir, ane hundred voices, with full orckwatra gan accompaniments Mr, Dawson, & pinolet from Conservatory of Browsols, and highly ‘spoken of, will give A mmatinee W-day at Stelnway Hall, at throe P.M. A Winters Tale, of Moder pgs nea ares ma & wt stow ‘ap ated Herat Coe 2 Sacee oncs Skee eo Naee ee ny, corner of Villon atx ‘The “usual popular concert, With & vary attractive vf a hia gramme, will take place 1h the orauine. | Mies Libbie | A. mi Sunith, itossea, Kopta and Colby and the ovehostrn wit | ait and pts ol tomate Hostoree Gray ansist. ‘Astor House, and by cl ty INTELLIGENCE. A Boro Tumr—Wannmxa to Pruanaene—A gentleman from St. Louis, while standing a day or two ago at the entrance of the Prescott House, conversing with a friend, wus suddenly relieved of his wateh and obain by a pick pocket, who boldly seized them and decamped. Tbe friend at once started in purjult and sueceoded in over taking the robber, but had payed) touched him when oy and bi ae ‘iat {n. ponacgnaaes. iy BB Scape. | AN efter exiinaanaus toanputaed seripvion given of the man as that of ag cog Moles offender. ‘The geatlomay thus dari plundered werebant of St, Louis, and had come to New York on tis wodding tour. abner Cashed to Legal Lottortes,--Otroa- my. on UTE, _ Wrokar, 176 Broadway. Lecrose ne Ex-Benor O'Comxon.Another lootute by ex-Rishop O'Connor, of the Jenult Confraternity, Will bo delivered thin evening at Cooper Institute, for the benefit of the Cathobe I ‘The subject ne lected la “Catholic Ceremonial’'.ove on which no man ie better fittod to discourse than the learned doctor, An 4 lecturer he is pérbaps one of the very best among the Lights of the Catholic Chureh, jute, sree ete see Pre wllces Lecrivas i Ain oF raw Crry Meow. —The Rev, JL. De. Vg er RAL G. MeKown wilt dotiver his tow Leouure on “lone ana | Yhe,l™ Se these Wystircee teen fio the Homoless"’ this evening, at the Alanson Mothodiat Kpiscopal chureb, Norfolk street, #4 of the City Mis sion. Mr. McKeown is one of thi ed and e10- qacnt apewkors connected with the Methodist denomina thon, and the eae: which the lecture in to be de- ipa is wort the patronage of our cittzens gen. ora Tue Bee Wiueis.-The eargo of the Prossian brig Wilhelm, ashore on the Romer, bas been nearly all saved ond in good order. The vessel has gone to picoom Leurroer Lerten Boxss,--Complaints are frequeotiy brought to the Henato office that letters placed im the Incappost letter boes are frequentiy mieed or toiniad Ove gentioman in particular mates that recently several letters containing money remittances have {ailed to resch their destination. These boxes ouglt to be mate secure against the eperations of apd rettabie to the pablie, or otherwise they should be abolished. Tue Attecre Diy Goons swinetore Case. —The partion arrested charged with being involved in the late allged swimtling transactions, whereby Gfty or sixiy dry goods ar armas fatenbes eon Anite Rea aren PEF yy 14 De. Vo Lung aod Live Leauge, at 39 Furth avenue Wal ai for fame aE Vinte orwmes, rite, Yor Ty deerier Jeritabitity. Onien ot;, v hte Klerube er Uloeration at re, lew dob Fe we biscotti ea stemg Oe FAN creme ony We sethsgsnts me pega merchants of this city have been yptimized to the amount of about 00, were bre up again yeater. seen eenmerte-aiiene day moraing before Jd@ge Hogan, at the Tomb; but in reg te Jac! we consequence of the absence of Distriet Atermey Hed. Sr le * ‘ ford the @xamiontion was readjourned to Monday next, iene vad iach ain the 1704 Inet, at ten o'clock A. M . all the parties being adinitind to bail in the sum of $500, Mr Aeron Degrew, of South street, going seeurity for Leonard G. Kinet, and dir, Albert Jowett, of No. 41 Warten street, for Jamon B Goggin Homneny i tar Stamer Come Mr. GD Rogers, of ‘No. 144 Pearl street, on Maving the Fourth avenue cars, yenterdny, near ‘Tweltth surest, was radely jostied by a gonttemaniy looking man, and immediately after ad’ are, rian od “ vitae cat Is Wiereors Mey rete rss te fer an Gomi, Hib WPM: ov new Vom. covered that he bad been tobbed of « very Yaluble Jum intood mend S Information wan immediately given at the ia ATRAKICAN PHL (OMT. Detective Agency, No, 68 Bromtway, ond one of the A read ceveeity in batting force despatched to hawt ap the reuber eins LS Apa Le our na “= ‘Tum Mancew Bainae Accweer —The injary to the Har haahatee SSI oe Tait neontweg. jem bridge wos greatly exageerated by rumor, and | Bot of acharaoter to taterfées with travel over i witghtday Bresemta at | \iiperion og Coan cows that of Sqtorday evening & portion of the plank: | Broadway y deheuches from the south led on the nite of the old net intorters el, a the main portion of dhe toadway wae um Ladies’ Pura and he lasertion of alow # ringer madesn ant entire copaie. It in anid that the wow bridge will be | “ret. & B.-Pure ponte rue! (wd tnd ne one, n two mont tan ‘Teoma Ha—Conmerom The thiry-ttth |, Starringe and Celibacy. “pny, et Were: Aapuat ball of the Thivtlo Association, noticed im fester | Abuse wick ‘care ot veiled day’ paper, takes place on the Mth inat., at teving Hall, | Aasrens lor im thin city, and not om the 20th inet, as previously | !iledelpte, stated, The procesde are to be devoted to the reint of the dyetremed of al) nates, an object which cannot fai New Keauiation beak ect oat oes a 7) oad un Abe os eet ie \ es © enttet the #ympathies of every clags in the comuny mity Tan Panwens’ Cron The regriae wootly mecting of the raster mammend. tho Farmers’ Club was bald yerterday, at the Amotican Oe the Crone. Inattot, Peeddent Me. Bly inthe char Among other topics of inverest, the present low standerd of four in the Binte of New York was dimeumed, and » resovation pared, appointing « Committee to preoned to Arvang and petition the Lagisiatere to revive the offices of apector of four, #0 that the article wid tn the ‘nathet y be wecomartly Of a quality not far removed from absolute purity, War dew ve tee Waeteee Sreser Port.-asoreee Boor Rew. wipabeay An TO 1 em | he cotenyttag rary -Yeoterday aflernoon the warkmen employed tm ‘all bork wt removing the bricks’ and rubbinh ot 100 Welker strset, ire teat’? jh caseme oem eee eats fae s tLe charred ar¢ decumposad rena neal 6 man, supposed eae SD msm many veer to be thome of Mr. Jobe J Birmingham, one of the par é fous who was bermad to death af & time of the ~ ite ee conveyed to sare “sale ‘The ronaims were 7, od Franklin street Potion station by offcer Hyde, of “Fou wi ie ae Sirk precinct — eee fiery wee nated w | 7.) sa cclon, tobe Soa bold an inquest, Mr, Chartes W. White, of Morruana, | ¥ 04 an ine tania, | Vers Waly poses ort romaine for ime beg oe A My. 4 Depeany ae ed Fares, Weete county was ateret forty Ove "* veers, arte years of age end a.native of this onty, eaters fy (+i Accent A litenaed vender, named Thomas Mo | ~T~* Causey, some d cenous injurian yeuertay afiernon erat 6 tmees = | throng having fatien, while in @ sate of \atonination PMs cae oa ad a from aman h avenue Af moar Twelfth vtrect 4a A pleted bim op mal 6 man wae doe “be room where the murder was perpetrated | coweted if on the Saeed in One Onrer are t eaten witeace of » verre eftray. Makevis owt | from an rik, aad takin 10 Beitovan Haw in mevern week near’ pital, where 7 ere a manne ap ey a AE aed that he wmed at Ne. OT maurterer who wee traced towards | C 204 Wagen of his rietitn, selene from | Meter, 9 tewwer, tere of So 108 Menem ; saree, ran ovat by bey & wegen tm the wornene of Forty \ ) sovemtts street and First sve» sant dnnupntomes may nineed. LP die right having bees Wetane. An oftiret a dure o aes ne monly nak Come ak Ort Dee 11, tee ’ hise & Reilewse Hepa! Ampelatooe wil prot eOntal Matement In the New York copperbeed awe toe 2 ns cages ows of Dirven aly dg mre Nace, eg ie Wat hove receives them bewe from he feltieg tenth sreet, wa wor vanty injured by Lem wonetmntal calcviated 8 wrong ie as er Fowacday eventing § tb sppanee FROG Ae Sse eae over tor ie a Fomaeere | oot, nae 9 pe 2s cal other aime they =) who * pers A river, Coe w wing _— Ka sanawetin el comes wn enw Tatsek. | ira > moe rgeing wna, wad vantage tajuroa cd b ploahina Chae om Cures Camo