The New York Herald Newspaper, December 19, 1866, Page 5

British Comments on President Johnson’s Message. ‘Pope Pius the Ninth on Fonianism and Canada. “Reported Resignation of Napoleon's Foreign Minister. PRESIDENT JOHNSON’S’ MESSAGE, English Reading of the Full Text. Lonpow, Dec. 18, 1868, The Message of the President, which has jyst been re- ceived in full by mail, is the general topic of discussion by the public and the press. It is argued that the President rather weakens the Strength of the Alabama claims by the manner in vhich he treats the Fenian question; but that portion of *he , Message which refers to the finanves is highly spoken of. JOHN H. SURRATT. 2.0 Vessel for His Embarkatton. La Vaiturra, Malta, Deo, 18, 1966, The United ‘States man-of-war Swatara has left here for Alexandria, Egypt, where she will take on board the = a9ain Yurratt, and immediately gail for America. ~FENIANISM IN ROME. ‘What the Pope “Intended” to Say on the ture of Cannda, Rome, Dec, 18, 1866. Cardinal Antonelli has expressed bis regret to Mr. King, the Minister of the United States, for the article ppeared in the official journal of Rome dénying the statement made by the Holy Father in regard to Cardinal Antonelli explained that what the Pope in- tended to say was that if the Canadas were to be given up by Groat Britain it was better that they should fall into the hands of the United States than into those of the ‘NEW YORK HERALD, WEDN AMUSEMENTS. Theatre Francais—Opera Comique. Boieidieu's chef-d'auvre, La Dame Blanche, brought out last evening, being the first of twelve sub- scription nights under the now management, We aro happy to be able to state that the exertions and talents of the artists of the opéra comique are fully appreciated by the public, for their beantiful little theatre was crowded last night, the audience faahionabie in the true sense of the word, and withal enthusiastic. Mile, Naddie was of course the leading attraction, and as tho White Lady of Avenel she added new laurels to the ‘wreath of success which the public has bostowed on her since the season commenced, M. Anthelme, as the young officer and lost heir of Avenel, next came in for @ share in the so liberally bestowed upon the performance. He sang the trying music of his very creditably, although suf- fering from acold. Dickson and his wife were ably _re- resented by M, Seribot and Mile, Laurentis. The fatter nan) eatabilshed favorite. in opéra comique as her charming vivacity and winning coquettish acting atonce gain on the Vert and Walter au basso réles very well. The chorus and orchestra were on terms and rendered the deli- cious concerted mu ful and brilliant part of the opera was the well known auction scene in the second act, There are little of mel interwoven in with the spirited bidding of and the young officer, make a highly dramatic and interesting scene, On evening Sardou’s latest Orphée 4 Villars, L’ id ped phy gs Pp AT ig te 10 the With all due pirat of the ntlemen to lish opira comique in ink that they take result of their ent The latter are still deayors to meet and bstacles. The lowitig isa literal translation of the epistie above al- me luded to:— a Mew Yorx, Dec, 14, 1866, To THE SunSCRINERS OF THE FRENCH TukaTRE:— We had placed too much etnig int upon the good Will of the public when we sought pros urate in Rew York opéra performances. ing in success We sought to give these entertainments with ‘all com- ates but at great ex) Two months spent in making fruitless ef and energetic and desperate attempts must have convinced the most well as those who may have the subject, incredulous, as Previously shared our ideas upon that the time is not yet at hand wi . Producing the left to its own resou can thrive works represented with such care as to render them CITY INTELLIGENCE. Moxa Foxgsp Doovwurs Presevtsp at tun CounTT OtaKx’s Orvica—About three o'clock yesterday alter oon & man entered the office of the County Cierk and Presented to the Clerk in Equity a forged deed for his certificate, The acknowledgment was taken in this county and purported to have been taken before a New York Commissioner of Deeds; but as there was no evi- dence of such # party having received a commission or having been sworn in, Mr. to the deed, notwithstanding the assertion of the party that be had seen the commissioner's cortificate of op ‘employ is in that office, we make the co! ts aed the to ios are the work of out. the ny Clerk, Mr, obtaining aignature to the fo nts, by certifying to thecorrectness of the res thereon, The attempt is generally ue ee the office is Cyd bustness i very Party: presentin, uments signature being in ‘a Daren catch the mail,” or “the papers require signing this afternoon,” and other ait by which they hope to secure the atten- ilar excuses, 0 tion of the clerk and thus rush their forged papers shrou; Up to th mat time, b , the es Rave falied, and, being detectod, “come ws gtiel ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE ARTS AND Scenxces.—On Thursday evening last the annual meet- ing of the Assoc! for the Adwancomont of the “Arts and Sciences was held in their rooms at Cooper Institute,” From a report read. by Professor L. D. Galo it was" shown that the operations of the association | during the past had been very succossful. Pro- foasor Agassiz will deliver 8 course of six lectures before the association, and due notice will be given when thi take The election for officers for 1867 was a8 fol- lows:—Prosident, John H. Griscom; Vice Presidents, E. Hamilton Davis, Alfrea W. Craven, Charles P. Kirkland $2 J. Prime; ceoal Secretary, Josherd D. Gale; ‘orelgn ponding Secretary, Robert un wg Domestto Corresponditg ‘Secretary, 3 Treas y arte; Trend Librarian, John Dis- $ neil, J. W. Lorenzo 5 Henry O'Reilly, E. M, Barnum, R, H. Wiliame, Anirer H. Green, John Allen, Jos. B. Varnum, Jr., Harvey B. Lane, Join Pricstiey, Charies A. Macy, Matthow Maury, Jeremiah Loder, 8 I, Wella, Wm, E. Hagan. Brescu-Loapina Samant Anus.—In conformity with Special Qpiers No. 361, from General Headquarters Nailonal Guard State of New York, and as announced by Special Order No. $22, current series, a board of officers asdcmbled at the Stato Ardénal, corner of Thirty fifth street and Seventh avenue, yesterday afternoon, to ox- amine and test the inventions and improvements in military small arms. All tho members of the board were present, comprising the following officers:—Ad- jutant General William Irvine, Commissary General G. . Palmer, Colonel William G. Ward, Twelfth regiment; Colonel Baker, Seventy-fourth regiment, Butfaio, and Colonel Assistant Inspector General. Several gentlemen prominent in urilitary circles wero also pre- sent. A variety of breech loaders, aud sevoral Enfleld and Springfield rifled muskets, altered to breech-louders urer, Christopher Z, Wemple; turnell; Cou! JW. Ri nee ether | DESTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION. THE NEW BOWERY THEATRE IN RUINS, Loss Ome Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars. CAUSE OF THE FIRE UNKNOWN. ke. &e. he. Yosterday afternoon another great fire occurred in this city, resulting in the total destruction of one of our welt known places of dramatic entertainment. Between the hours of four and seven o'clock P. M. the entire struc- ture known as the New Bowery theatre was crumbled {nto ruinous masses, loaving scarcely anything to identify {t except the supporting columns and arches which formed the front entrances. About twenty-five minutes Past four o'clock the residents of Elizabeth street wore Startled by vivid flashings of light which gleamed un- steadily in the windows and glanced om the dark gray clouds above. Immediately the flames burst out from three windows in the rear wall, when the alarm was givon and thousands burried to the scene. Those living in the vicinity of the theatre on Elizabeth and Hester Stroets were in a state of wild excitement—now nervously ‘Watching the extending flames and then in a flurry of dread hurrying thelr household goods ous to the, Pavements and away from possible danger. Fire epg'nes came rapidly to’ the spot, and tle streets and houses on all sides were crowded with eager and ‘excited spectators attracted from great distancos by the bright glare which seemed to predict a heavier con: ton than really transpired. A strong were promptly detailed to proserve 01 ing eager masses of human bein, culty forced back to lines a lit Alster strects, and considerably to the West of Klizabe streot, Within this compass, policemen, dremen and a fow others otly were allowed to enter. APPEARANCE OF THY FIRE. From Joreey City and Brooklym the appearance of the fire was grand, #0 adjacent as it was to either river. The and the rush io North of Canal a) massive flames and thick columos of smoke arose high into the air, and gilded with bright colors the clouds above and the waters of the river beneath, of glowing spi wh ‘ks moved tn thick clusters far and wide— boats ap to whoro and what the re was, many of the passengers no sooner landing than joining with the general flow of People to the vicinity of the seen tended and the day grew more dari still brighter and clearer, hundreds witnessing a spec- tacle more grand and impressive than anything the As the flames “ DAY DECEMBER 19, 1866. of policemen were with much diff. while streams the oxtont of $600 By the falling Walls ant 5a a lodge house, keps by Mra Farrell, $250 tive mectioned, with the’ exception whowe hom, thy wo $6,000, wy water, and the mr wt My burned out. No. 61, a brick building, also suflered, and in No, 59, a frame building, the following are the fuaurances John Fisher, $000, in the Manbaltan; David Whiltou $000, in the Germania; John B. Meyer, in tue Gormania, and Frod. Wormen, $300, in the Hina, The value of the furniture damaged in this building is about $500, and the building itself, iY nea: to Mr, Jo- soph Hildebrand, is injured to the amount of about $1,600. ‘The lower portion of No. 80 Bowery wax occu} by Mossrs, Piauor & Kaysar, who saved all their stock of sewing machines, which were carried to some stores on the other sido of the street. ‘The billiard rooms, rex- ‘aurants and bar of Mr. Thomas Ward, on the drat and second floors of No. #4, were completely burned out, and the loss, it is estimated, will reach about $10,000, with no insurance, Tho theatro, scenery and machinery ware the y yet aed R Whiting, whose lose will reac! ,000, only y insured in several companies Mr. ‘Lingard, .tho lessee’s, los is about $60,000, whic (4 only insured for $5, in a Baltimore company N. B Crna, SAND mennte, lowes $2,000 and no insurance, and Mr. J. Dean, leader the orchestra, $5,000—not insured—muking, in the aggrogate. a total loss of very close on $160,000, and throwing suddenly ‘out of employment upwards of sighty pervons who were engaged in and around tho thoatro. RIPTION OF THI lots, between Canal and Hester streets, wi on the Bowery, With the exception of the Academy of Music it was the largest place of public entortain- mont in the city. [ts exterior dimensions were 75 foot ou the Bor 204 feot in depth and 100 feet o _ jt and tree: beth streat, auditorium was divided into 2,500 ped acewror Mea dey 2,000 more. stage deep and 50 wide at the proaco- nium. On either Of the proscenium wore the acene and dressing rooma, and the stage was left por. foctly clear for any grand spectacle vented upon it. ‘ho entrance ap the wery Was through @ handsome colonade, supported by Corinthian ilars of iron, ‘This entrance was 26 feet wide, The lobbies were spacious. In general appearance the house resembled the old Bowery, and the new one bad many improvementa, The seenery the old Broadway th tre had been removed to the New Bowery, aud it inted, The decorations wero & ralte juldionnt wns entirely and gold, and the frescoed ceiling by was very handsome. The theatre chased by Mosars. Fox & Lingard for and it was opened for the regular on Monday, September 5, 1859, when the Orange Girl of Venice was performed im trae Bowery style before an audience such as the east side can always gather on an oveasion of that character, The b'hoys were in their glory, and the juvenile worshippers of the drama en. Joyed their peanuts, boots and peculiar calls and whistios to the top of their part, The last piece produced was Grifith Gaunt, The property was owned by ex Judge James R Whiting, oad was loaved for several years back ‘clusively by J. a he, lace between the latter and Fox. having taken Opera Houses, Thontres and Muscums Burned in tho United Staton. The following is a list of places of amusement do- BROADWAY STOKES OV RROUMI ay Just received a articles, Perfumery, other Imported inferior or demestic courataly compounded, ope at All Hours, Night and Day, A.-The Last W. SECU YOUR TICKETS x re GRAND PRESENTATION VbaTIVaL, POSITIVELY TO TARE PLAOR ae COOPER INSTITUTE PXT SATURDAY BVENING 7 Kxerciaes commones at 8 o'cleake TIOKET OFFICE YAY, NEW Youk at ti another coluuna.) * abject (or which this eater mpliahed, the sale ef tox sturday evening, the ta tw the public and the nou ragement gives by THOMAS 4 0O Managing Directors. can operate it and Tt performe all the evegant and durable em tet RUSHTON, 10 Astor House, de Kostoros Geng Gnd all the fasbiouabh big) dletated by & this department. sols eee Mt Eee and Vanoy Goods Handkerchiefs with initials on hand, for A Sure PH eee Ges erie INsTRUMENT worst 6 es iroulara free. Bold "yd Address J. B. Kowstuey Bl Poritively cures 1 Sent by mat! ow beautiful deatgna, at Ali norte of Boot 1, Ab reasonable prices, 588 Brondw window, splendid display of rich Hotyta ab whulesale pr loos Cs Shoes and Gaier shedin Legal Lottertee,OCtrva- Brokaw Hrothere patrons of the theatre had ever seen withia Ita walle—not excepting even the most iug and terrifle incidents of the modera drama, our best endeavors were directed tow: as effective as possible, The failure which has been the rosult of our ragh venture would be less saddening (pain- Fenians, , wervexamined by the Board, ‘The following inventions of With this explanation the Minister of the United States breech-loaders were oxhibited :—Berdan’s patent, which stroyed by fro in the United Stats since the year 1794 — Tet Fod watre, Boston, February 2, 1798. Gio PHN smaews y Baatony % s, 34 Fourth aveaue, opposile Cooper ful though it be), were it mot for the fact that you are | can be readii lied to Enfield and Springtletd mus- Daniel Bowen's museum, Hoston, January 15, 1 Ree ee, Lele emtenting arom. ‘Wes 'omtirplygeasiiied. sufferers by our defeat. The funds advanced in pay- | ie Lameen's patent broech-losder, dally patent, | ig wrapped in complate mystery. Many and very ex- | (estaud treet theatre, Philadelphia, Apel 20, 1520 Mba dicen excnoded im waguitde by the losses. sustained, and | Lamsee, maker; Wallard's breecb-loading rife, Iterm- | tranriinary theories have been started: to account for | Yak a theatre, Richmond, December 10, 1821 Bntcholorts Hair Dye. The Rest tm hte - FRA NCE. mn magni ry tho ‘ou 5 ington’s breech-loading rile, Robinson's breech-load- | tho guddon conflagration, Each lias its peculiar be- he veo § ve, mio bers 1928. world , the on! ! rise! Dye. harmless, rollabe, instenkege Binnnan en bebesie pou ha theprasdentiherie hetere te {ng carbine, which laiter was exbibit~d by General | jievers and supporters, wo lnniat earmastiy that t waa\| hear, Natchez, Mla, September 6, 1532 Sa Factory, Af Barclay stron Reported Change in the Ministry of Foreign | loss which unavoidable circumstancos compel us to | pear ee eee ae gee ecmereet thus and 90, muta preteen the evidence upon | Lacayoite theatre, Now Y 12. 84 Beautiful 7 e . Panis, Dec. 18, 1866. © adjourned ant fs alternoon, | etusions and resolve ther into matter purely speculative. - . . Hotel. < 5 It ig said that the Marquis de Moustier has reuigned | Serores, at noes dnd ie ibe restow upon the Place, when it is expe.ted the several | Tr.¢ most genera! mproasion, and tho one which haa the | £t0Bt treet theatre, Baltimore, Jauuary 9, 184, — my rtistes, at whose disposal we have placed all things re- | patents wil be fully tested, greatest show of reason ident tosurcont it, iathar | fook’s » Nobile Fe “4 ! Chapa, © Tonder Flesh, T. Is position in the imperial Cabinet as-Foreign Minister, | quired = she peppeceiien. het reece of kind- Onsrquiea ov Mr. D. 11, In—The ol nies | it was the work ofan incendiary, although there tanothieg Piobile aie. Honiley Febrener ive is sane Sel fr ume, ators sare fs ch " ness such as have erto been vi uy our- i , Crosewni e: naeq) . 7 z t wery theatre, Now York, Febru a eDICATE: Py, G3 Broadwe rv ppp Sen Pe nib muecossor: | geives. With your assistance the snverity of tho blow | of Mr. Daniel Cromwell, Jr., wore yestorday very | Whalover directing suspicion in any particular qaartor | Now aut Charleston x: Capri at Iss oF neoutury jeatic OF evidencing the oxistwace in any direction of suifictent ‘Tho fire appeared in the rear par past four o'clock, Qnd in a few minutes afterwards flames Were Issuing seemingly from every part of the roof Mra. Lewis, head sweoper of tho theatre, who, with her subordi- nates, was tn tho duliding wheo the fire frat made its may be lessoned. Our own position causes us less an: National theatre, New York, Soptembor 23, 14% New National theatre, New York, May 23, 184! St. Charies theatre, New Orieaas, Maret 14, 1842 American theatre, Now Orieans, July 29, 1 Old Amorican theatre, Cincinnatl, september 22, State street theatre, Mobile, Novernber 18. on ty | numerously attended, The members of the Eclectic Association gathered at the club house, on Madison square, shortly after ‘e o'clock noon, and proceeded in a body to the lat welling place of the decensed gentleman, & No. 225 East Thirty-second street. The nerd! services were there porformed and the friends of Loxnox, Dec. 18—Evening. It is reported that ‘he fortifications on the frontiers of France are all being strengthened, and that new ones are projected. than that of ail the members of the company. ba cording them encouragemert and patronage, by aiding thom in their endeavors to succeed, you will Increase, if it be possible to do so, the debt ‘of gratitude which during the past six years you have enabied us to combat. We remain, Late with the asturance of our deep, thon Reokst wee ei athe! wien Ca 1842. Cristadore ufactured.W Astor House. St. the mitted ti for a i the | “ppoarance, ays that it originated in the ballet ne Bisa A er BRITISH AMERICAN CONFEDERATION, | "> "° reapocttany YOR CNET ke DRIVET, propa Bey Bidineunent P the termination ot | tis) room, under the stage, and aproad with m be Knox — the religious c-remonies, the DAT NEE pol I pratense Dhanal earn ok ach tha alte fate nat Baasls of d Plan Agreed on in Engl Thalin Theatre—Dawison. and the remains were removed to Greenwood Cemetery Racie 40 -ccnmmact ‘satoty. Tt ia a wigniticunt — fact Park theatro, , om on oe ~ Gh sing io : Lonpox, Dec. 18, 1866. Mr. Daivi-eu appeared, for the seventh ume, at the | F interment. that there were no fvus tuche: Ghestens At teansed |] _ ‘Pron chorieremmarel Ven voter ah ee na. No, id Broadway, aud © diss" Fam or rar “Suecreaina Aru.’'—The trustees of the St. Barnabas Home, or tho “Sheltering Arm,’ which institution hag sheltered during the past yoar over forty children whose paronts wore unable to provide for them, ee to erect a new building, tho cost of which will be about $13,000. To raive some oney for this laudable object, they are now holiti: , Theatre, Lafayette, La, M steam, supplied from a boiler situated ina vault vood'a’s : ‘ Uhder the sdeealk of Elizabeth attcarAncthor ercoune, | Wood's museum, Chnchiuath vi ag states that (he flames Qrat appeared in the paint room. Asser, theatre, Sacrampr| , 1862. A son of Mr. Lingerate and one of the property boys Rasta thir, io, | ea, 16a, ‘is were inthe building ashort time before the fre, bat 6% Kincerville, ee prone aad saw no sign of anything suspicious They wore in a ia, "i National theatre, Phutadelphia, Jaly 16, 1954, ye Way loading {rom the bailet girl’ room tothe or! | palone sein hag Korg 1808 Vaunnyecht'4 DiZeum, New Ur . ‘The delegation from British North America have smgreed upon the basis of a bill for tue confederation of sthe British Provinces ip North America, and as soon as stt-te gerfoctod the bill will be sent tothe British Parlia- meat for confirmation. ‘The amount of the Intercolonial Railway loan has been OL OAD le Thalia theatre last evening. He enacted Haus Jiirge, in caer) Von Holtor's powerful drama, and appeared: in two-act comedy, “The Paioter’s Masterpiece.’ In this latter production Mr, Dawison embodied the character of Girolamo, an artist's factotum, whose mishaps and drol- lertes, coupled with the use of a patois mingling Italian lar in search of acat, but say they used no light of any million x ence amor . 08 West Eleventh sircot, which wil close to mortow | kind ‘They loft w hittie after thres o'clock. When bir. ree Every OF raised tow pounds sterling. COTE yng ae peodpeen agit ae Rar caus as rng Nata ala a dha cesta ie en fi vty gtr male wear Metcopoiitan theatre, Han Francisco, Gal., 1867, rine ee morely rehearses the adventures of two painters, boon ‘Tux Axtox.—This well known German vocal Society | ‘ted grea iety of mind because of the information eon, San Francisco, Cal, 1850, D NORTH GERMANY. companions in Rome, who both become enamored of the we * 'Y | conveyed to at the same time that his som was eup- orrest theatre, Sacramanto, Cal., 1861, is ¥ ‘aamne (air being. The. interest of the play is centred in | !St Right held an annual meeting at its headquarters, | posod to be in the burning building. Subsequent inform- Marysville theatre, Marysvitie, , November 17 b> eae ae which was quite a stormy aifuir, The officors for the | tion of tho boy's safely relieving of this fear | 1844. the performauce of the Jeading actor, and with Mr. The Contorence Delegates in Session. Dawison as the star, {t ts unnecessary’ to say that the made the material joss caused by the fife appear trae Barnum's musoum, New York, July I ensuing year were chosen, and the following gentlemen | yy ,, a Bo’ 1 st covaer of Twe aly olabth street 18, 1866. y com) . Bo rapid (DS destruction &F ta wery theatre, St. Louis, October 4, Phebe bagel isn || interest, never Sugueas' selina vecasttty posssteod by | stedted:asdr: BYOsSeat, Mr. Triasca; Vice Presidents, | vaiisinn they hotore Oru OOIEe eo. meek to Gs eed [ Pnere Opa ens th Ae ase PRI reenter a Tuo Conference of the Northern German States th Setvas to partontial Mle wan ieetils, ‘applauded | Messra, Hundt 1 Finance ~eoretarios, Mesurs, | trementous Orash, seuuihg up from the ubyas of flame | Academy of Music, New York, Mey 33, 1sas ee oral Pe se SE ‘commenced its sessions in this city, b+} frequently recalled. Messrs. Lohmann snd Harting, Ments and R és, Messrs. Gril and | thnsopened a showSr of sparks which {oll bail upon Metropolitan theatre, st. Louis, May ai, Léos. Botler thew gold 4 who appeared in the comedy, deserve especial commen. | Schindler, fhe annual ‘Were sybmitted, from | the surroand’ng houses and mie iboring strosts. Academy of Music, July 12, 1806, era Era dation for their respective impersonations, whict, st “appeared that the society numbers at present THE FALUNG OF TUE WALLt Toussville theatre, ping 8? Med 12, 1800, Plovence Herereivie oes " HUNGARY. ‘etrly four hundred member, There te a balance of "ay gr out audear@y from thres openings in the Pr Varioties theatre, iia, Teon., Novem. Samp, po RY $3,000 in the treasury. waae al 0 thestrs ang rapt P eaeueed " ; 8 roe Awserian Flan of Kecosstrsgtion By Vpiee of SP OAT END +» Boom Saux. —A large sale of books, conaining of ilas- SETH Tae wa or dames | , phate ee ame he; Vovenmper ts, , STM Sec tas.. Se — trated, French and vorky 99 tug arts, eater. | paring fentaaticey Ie Sacaie toe, $oik TB ss 1 Gritans eaten, 1, 4488, ge Beauty, Dec, 18, 1866, das 2! The ma inet ¢ Vinh vane & fee eae oeie ats ad on Of Mossrs. foaviti, frora the first discovery of the fire before the rear wall | NeW Bowery theatro, New York, December 14, 1666. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. gredually swerved back and came thundering to the day. -% rat at iante sailing aa at a Tt ts roported from Vienna that the Austrian Cabinet, *, WOT Canal srest, oper of Co., 408 Broadway. Tho library offered for sale was the demain ab Pram by ng y t Dog Fight in Philadelphia tor $300 a of John vnonsined of npearts of | ground, splintering bear and rafter, cones and drammic | Fire in Reade Street—Lens Abou ie aera, Me necasnt lc ri sanaon comping an | MMe‘ Pla Hae Were tates. | tvonnd ment pani bone ura wt | Feet Garay atta dent | Mba qatar to on a touraud's Qrinmiat OEP Me . = PmLapeLrnia, 1-9 P.M. completed to-morrow afternoon. @n Thutetay next rs covered in the building No. 62 Reade strost, in the prom. thy tary 7 Ny em, the liberty to agree upon oueral schemo of ruita The flames then burst out high and far, the i AT fis DEPC Aw at penal rg as 8 A fight botwoen tho celebrated Bali fighting dogs Ike Be sumse Arm, Sil opm sale of boots frow the weil tpt fmpall aud briwist, ying out ip myriad numbers, | ises occwpiad by the American Baspender Company and pdbetcetndes those and Fiash took place to-day at three o' The repu- sl sa ” oper me Iriftin, al ges Line roger magranyaore gag the Stee! & Johnson Button Company. The firemen Hettday erents 2 4 Aen, een as tation of thesoedoge, and the fact that inane Atmnek,-~ On. Meneenones named | joupardiaing the surrounding 7, om wisich, how tm iss and broke open the dour, but | WHERE & ATLAONS Looe tee Howin FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. by the best Sighting bal dog poh sig ey Almy Miller, belonging to the bark Kmerly, became en- | ever, the firrmen, with com ble en! wor ice Sora eee aie tate han | eens, ee ann eitenes at re psi a pec ” gaged in a quarrol with three boys, at the corner of Mul- ‘ize fire within | im What part the fire was located. After some considers int 2-88 88 Be The London Money Market. sd reat among the lovers Of C8 berry and Chatham streets, when ove of the party drow | font, sad a cofling eprioumly aboot the warped and | 2 aiMoulty 1 ed the fire, which, |g Witsus's Sewing Machines © Loxpox, Dec. 1811 A. at. | Bie sport, and\large sums of monsy had been wagered | « knife tnd stated hin ig the ebcomen was con- 1 nd alt the floors literally burning awa: originated im the | Fulten crest, ap misirs. United States five-twonty bonis open with more firm. | “4 ree aya 7 i Tire York ed Pilada- veyed to the New York Hospi here his wound was | Unexpectediy, a littie before mx O'clock the trout wali | stb-crllar, lyst ey ag vt Lar poy, sib dette Beat caeas, and are quoted at this hour at 71 1-6 a 71%. The Mabting dog Ike was tied by Tek, Roe! found 0 be of a serious nature, Noarrents were made.4] began to exay, until suddenly it toppied over with a | Te Kmery jd gleeend, for $45,000 18 the Totlowing | marliete be epprertot of Illinois Central shares. boine venerten rete "ales | Gog Bitty, a dog. It is aald, of undoubted gamenens, hav pee gpm fourful | eraan on th invurance companies, $9,000 iu each company —Phemix | feet Rurwunes Shtses ledetatn tole oF ak a . Erie | ing fought five desperately contested battler and’ been ALONG THE HUDSON. « people, Matual, People’s, of Worcester, Entorprine, Natragan- er lest some one had been buried beneath, The arches and columns of the first story still remained. The telegraph wires, lamp posts and awnings in front were broken by the falling The northern wall stil stood, unwuy: victorious in all. His mother was the famous slut Fanny. Ike earty manifested the pluck and gameness of his parents and evinced sach promising qualities a¥ induced his owner, Mr. Arthur Henry, of Philadelptia, to match SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. the River—Barges Frozen Un—A nett, Insurance Company State of Peuney Ivana, ance Company of Philadelphia, Ktos, of HMartfor Union Matual, of New York. The darnage to the mock of the Betton company wilt be shout 65 900, fally to. Loxvos, Dec. 18, 1866. Consols to-day have advance % per cemt, and are ‘are quoted at 89%, for money. AMERICAN BROUNITIS, him for $300 side the celebrated 4 eee’ | | sured. The building i# owned by R AL L. Towusend. Tho following are the lates: current quotations :— oy iat . tampenel feome a i nd throatening houses noar it, The southern wall | Ti" waved about 'f2,000 ana te iaeured \ Cuited States five-twentios ny dest. Eugli Merry Jon odd also remaived, and waeswong around to the rear, bend " Korope, where tt te Tilinots Central shares... 7154 | him sold wo Th: Mewar of Philadelphia by PEE esses sug Outwaras {rom the flames of the theatre From this Le a ORGTE ST RY both aliopeihie aad bomemes if ps Dee, oo the eke b {fort Lf ag hy accede endorser Winter is beginning to show itself ‘oo the Hudson. | were prwaciod, nad oft Wane.” Ahous sts ¢ locks por. CANADA. se and wh tem invent = Console clooed firm ot 0646 for money, ne aroma ap ad allo te aude syapAperfocted for ihe | Tho river is filed with heavy ice {com Attauy to Hud. | tom the, sotond Soor fell wish 0 lorie crash, whee gerne ape ta KRM OF WEALTH | soils closing quotations of American secarties are as Met cost, vg be toduced ® og son, and at diferent points between those two pisces | fheitre boss to decker aut rnyidly give uy ender the SPEC eee aw olod sh thems, emang Olan H — ing ’ th ygptewe an closed for t . copious etreama of water. krom the roofs of adjacent jan Alarm in Sweetsburg “Morrying 3. rhe aie cote ee ine se iin AER so, tect, | "tae COMA e aioe one tates eee stan op» | Semon trgt sen ows sae north: | “ we aed Pro nea Mount "SWRI RanKte, ose raysiten mater — cio Railway shares........ pat cary fh the afternoon « large ‘concourse of gam: deavoring jo work their way up this afversova in the toppling it over Swarrenens, C. +d LAverpoot Cot lors de | fight pustiists and sporting men of ail de- Falalty Coxsackie, euty-two miles south of tus theatre, The wall swayed to and The iwhabitanty of this quict village were aroused (! Liytrroot, Dee. 18, 1866. tous sneha he Vemcwowoe pg frst to ‘locas press et: 5 Brena breathless with expectncy. | morning about one o'clock by the ery of ‘the Fenians are acina.cotton market opened buoyant Ibis morting and 4 {the ognire, of the apartment, some eave byave | Corea ia, ond 1 aun informed that two other vesuels sere inal ate or'tne | Coming,” and at two o'clock the road loading to Weat day, mi P J a <a yy pay Re al foot, “enclosed by row shout two foot | arefresen io further sould. soe im tow | siluneys fell ou house, crushing the roof con. | Sheffield was blocked with wagons loaded with women Sr, Th aod salos of the day amount to 10,000 bales, ah and a half bi yes arow a more elevated Boa ey nth ye propelice Miller, the iatier having | erably, the must of it, ho ot, tag to the roar, | and children, while in different directions men tight be AND SUPT heme A eats arran, jor , ” ft ere pushed egain, © buge mase ro: air vainables, The volanioers were » Lear was Jobn MoManon, the a et cs appearance * - womnblage. Tne tor “® Very handsome coostasle of his bresd, bis Jong, lean body, short, powerful Dost! and broad with ‘his long snout, Tr ater wo oun che teat HW inereanes (he eemretin’ of sad the bealiby to dit Les au agrorahin OO py ba wall and was lost wzbt of amid « tnyrind of wild and whirling sporks, Agein the indders were pasted, the wall swayed 9 aud fro over an are of sev ecoumulating (ast, and by the cud of the week as far north as Rondowt will be difficul Rondout steamers Thomas Cornet and market 5 ng. eeeeet aig ae “aay peoventely gas Ba orer ue 0997, rates, having tm- ov 0 halt past one a horseman came galloyiog 0, asked for Major Saow to whom be com ntalligence that a large bedy of armed their dusy into the ¥i municat! 0 ne eee ae eee i ryS uplurnéd toward it end anxiously ere marching from Abbut's comers, in the | MO ie vere acr DEPOT Om AMERIOR, rere last quoted ap gag TT gee Th terrible toeth, which glistened ferocioygiy as the | barges. ah Sam am + | Sihecting to see It topple over Bhorily before seven | Girestion” ef Mwectsbure with, tbe intention of | UUPS'S MALT Hix) wae nig ten Fo © thaft was expected, and the snarled in the pit, gato eviaenéé of tm: strength BAD Accrneet. . O'clock a huge, massive segment rolled over and crashed | releasing the Fenian prisoners, The slarn was lnine sales have reacheg 000 bal J determined pluck, Hardiy had Ike handler On Saturday « lady named Millard entered a mi! ‘nd crumbied among the charring Us the peopl | Giately given, and a portion of the volumlenre was gua toto One denen TA poet Bs dstwte Marte a shat the bandlr of oo so ie es far the verpoee, ot aediag her | giving « simultancucs snout of relat on jt foll. A, tall | line within a few fminuteg after the siarm res given, | 67 (es of cee tad cae , ree Th ' ‘ ined whi tom! over, t he rd at t was remoy fl ~ Tier” Tevrndeck. Pes. ot peng ras cotrcely vaterior to that of his iat, ith pow | husband, While paming some machinery ber | Chdimiey, il Wats also anoved dos mato the glowing pensnes wenn & tmenty to eneape Wf thay hod onl?’ re ~ we — cue’ —_-srondatuffs market i+ inactive and shows a de- the of his shorter jaw, which dress y and im an instaut she was drawn | voile, beneath. The adjacent house caught fire on the | fiied by the confusion of the military Sots were Just Opened The Bi Mathe Ke ‘* ~sng tendency. Corn clysod this afternoon at 386. impression of his inatility to catch ae pow. | in and a from her body. Her first Boor, but the Semes were speedily only sont out to examine the surrounding vi gt, PEseTs Tn Ps tgphe, 440 Ibs. erfal x bold as his opponent, and which became ver- ge > Se aaa: Ue tees ke aaneone: The soubern walt siag porily toll and os . wt mae ward ageinet = satprien The cod costs a — fled as the contest « Approaching each other, eudesvoring | shanty. ibe fire tt nr jared out vividiy About sixty, ander the command inptell, -_-—_-——- moun oF suse ts ieeeclene Govrera, tt rnactoed | SLO eSeacee "teanesorezacs en | emrron sit i abaeesect | tae te tdies Mrrott Meee fine m Btreet Commicstoner || utsertty expremsions edisuisted to exche the dogs, Ate | im bis pocket, be drew out big Kaif, ond, opening ibe | Muar which were showered zoe it fom afl des, Bor. | Ip STEOy weep seitasced by» eoeipes a hiippore at greatly roswand pees ‘The Board A ag given fromn the pit keeper the dogs were released, | blade with his teeth, cut the piece of flesh which his ae coaer te eircummunnneen police, under the commend of Moringer - President of the ( Depar v», | and flew at ench other with unconquerable fury. Ike, | crushed arp Ct Seizing bie wite io his unin. | Miesculoes Dna ae ce a eawere Oraeate. Fnegiome aero te Mentmat end to Ow don ad | olny ‘Tne Board met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, quicker than hie antazonist, “they Kicked, bi una pened jared arm, carried down — — i oer ‘The exert ons of the We Se eee ee Mickel, berry and mere Were, te were | ie mary az ff ‘4 Brice in the chair and, rotti h other, they kicked, exhausted. Medical atteudance instantly gt the adjoining houses, prevent ayroad rowed into the mervine of the gore oS on iis A scrote considered the nomination of George W. | a# though with (he spirit ot vel Time being catled, the | them, but Millard gradually failed until to-day, whea be pyar gration, and Sven the row of woodes bulldings Sem, ‘he tho suananeh of tho. pruners \2 wi ional, Sao Dive, of sear — ty endiiior; di Giron Gomestenenet in yiaee wore separated, thelr wounds examined and their | died. His wife is thought to be out of danger. Gn Baer strest, between Fivatat oad the Bower, canon otten, 7 ina shows inree mimes. |? Pe clean, G with which they were woaged eacaped Nery embrace @hieh at one lime appeared The voluptecrs, alter marching e' 5 eo 5 ond, bfton wotegs eavaletay sane of and famed wih the Fi 1m TROY. BS Sb certain destruction, The inmates, | turned, could see no enemy, sud the Hhewmetion, Newrate ete th of Charies G. Cornell, resigned. , after raretnlly THE CLERICAL CONFIDENCE mens eke La pr be Pett a Alderman Ryreme moved that the Board confirm the tongues of the trainers about the head and eek to ascer- — alarmed by the appearance of danger, early removed | woidork and © Teturmed Wo their quarters and the | Pott LJ ce New tore stated that, | 8 that no poisonous sna bad been placet Tror, Dec. 18, 1964. their effeta from these tenements, and, pitieg them Im | vitiagers retarned to their homes. Mir John Michel baw acs ¢ * camel vod ot ragtrapemanianetoes gC {om they, more, Teleoned sgain, and ersio | rhe bogus clergyman L. M. Flacklet, who oMiciated | inevitable promucuous confumon | om tie, <= inigrapbed tna be weld renee the ary ‘or by , whother ty accident erwin, nom! raved foror' sidewalk ¥: tans, regiment ‘by tho Mayor was perfectly satisfactory. The nominee, on rounds were fought, and nearly | receutly in ® couple of pulpits in this city, and flerced | Toate hand ward of household gode, which though | "The court tien o'clock A.M, and Thomas Harann Laeery Prince Pal fy Madden wan piscnd In the de regard to the right of « ead tov tall! te mortee, © ob | Trojam tradesmen to some extent, arrived bere this even. ing im charge of chief detective Hurlbat from Provi- dence, R. 1, in which city he played a similar confidence ed ia writ | on oi of very inconsiderabie value would probably be @ serious joss to these unfortunate peopie so unew turned the street. The house, 61 Elieabetl 9 the rear of the th as epoedily extinguish: 2 uit sok ea th, Besbers Moran Progen, Oercr fae Mr. McLean, was @ gentioman well known in commercial , and Goancial circles and was weil abie to fil the posi- were pat 0 the work , when, romnat ‘wnt! jon “The motion of Alderman Ryors was adopted unani. | Ik* fastened his fangs in the throat of his opponent, disentat 0 Wal wn street, imme wae at one Ce two sireame of With the determination of death, continued to bold 3 H He ' “a. moved new! of ‘2 sermon, at loast no he avers up from | water being turned upon it as s000 as [t wae discovernt . Alderman Biv 0 Go nenmetion, fer Be was tho dotermina- manuscript, It ts thought he is ineane, he is aoe naght. The imwpates removed potbing from ibe = officers of the Croton Aqueduct Department bs counid- bet tho sSeantloes had great | sustustene Stussla' fem “ine Chen aaptam, being © | Laen’’ ocSuncnes ‘seumeorseee seuteabee provenies The tpley Beaute for Pate Week, Com oh | eae ip upon the throat of the | ember of one uf the frst families of that city. Iie | form’ short time, uo damage was done beyoud that ire Pele Nerteel ey eeue Alderman RaiLty moved that the nomination of Joha . it minutes, and | Sey ig a owenip, and bo i @ ot commanding | ° aoy tee water ay ace B® J. Bradiey for President of the Croton Department be uring entire time so were {2- a man men ante anne oo ol aren on’ confirmed, Carried unanimously. teronted in the revolting epectaclo that scarcely « word _er ‘The selishness of human nature predimpones tt to en Alderman MasTaRsox moved that the balance of the | ersouven, The victorious dox was wrapped in warm RELEASE OF C. ¥. CULVER, MC. oye t other people's expense, even if that ox Mayor's nominations to Ai! the offices ia the Croton | jivn eu by his handler, and means adopted to restore —— ye the victin’s Whole foftuse, Among the Aquodact Department be laid over; which was carried, bie vhyor. 111m, Pe., Dee. 18, 1908, m= of Me, ‘tom wet wae clpveheled eprepen te te fo- Oe notion, Ce Baage Cen emraee The Hon. C. ¥. Culver, Member of from thit | Strucvon of the theatre, and the nawe of tbe maonger ney were Flatic Sports. ay passed through this city to-day, en route from | thet 1 was a pity it bad wot lingered (Lingard) « litte The Presidency of the Croton Board Proxpect A pogtliatic exhibition for the benefit of old Bill Towee Fraley where he ba bern impriannd for some me longer From gay w gare from vey + fom bey ot of & Contes? About the Possession. took place last ight at Dramacle Hall, Thirty.sixth | past, to Warbington. wo pase by on casy irenailien, | Others among the py = teed ceparea, thet securities Sewing, Marking, Ma nwtfactur ‘The appointment of ox-Benator a aeeat gaat “od ‘wes fall, and the sparring in tho ag. | St-Artme Ordway, of feta: cachanged congrataiations Spee tbe senator | tore eb saya top wint a he on ould et ver at or) pane Prosidency of the Board of Crotoa Aqui Commis. grecate better than getal, The set-to between McMullen ‘Mr. Culver to the doand een es he tad vind stoners, seems to have caused tome excitement In poly | CTY cy awards was a-splendid exhibition of the | & Sheriff to Sine sen a ae ceetariog ioe | Watches nad somal Ucal otreiee, At last sessoin of the Legislature the tort | manly art, as ‘also that between McAuliffe and Kelly, | James pe pon og fh A 9 commapancete sie rn Leadon, 0 oat 4 tie yeti Wade of office iasioner Daragh, and also that | Carman and thomaslves very . | and the one upon | ang . prenpe poem: 4 "ene to thean by the bank, (ot ve * cm pha y Tats rough tara, the | Jail, alee sccompanied the party. Since the publication an ty ed oi of Chief Rogineer Graven, wers extended three years by | Con Foley and of Loudon, hed s rough tore, ibe | Lilue Guiversietier, tbe popular feellvg tas tented ich he rensived certain perveningr sad thal ba special act to take effect from the passage of enid act, No fot ag gree mpage es ‘Doyle strongly in bis favor. the, fm ison fitomns-- | pus concern in otha nana et et wien? soso. wich SS | ae Wy Ee 1 rod by water 134 Hester street, feacy hed (eitertae ail cisben to remumerstion we (he ouven a if for rf Grovision wes, Newever, closed the beneficiary LIGIOUS CONVENTION IN BOSTON more, injured by the mortgage or piedge of sm - office of Paewident, neither was his term of office ox- ey The evening vy Png A Rel WYER TH goods xiare, occupied by Mrs Dormichas!, wightly im pa Th a] pn ae cng ag tended. Ia view of this of affairs, the Mayor and 7S ae showing tne = Jored from the wrme cause. No. 140 mame street, theese | rit bin be 7 aaa i ll, IN Giger Teo Merzow. oe on on gm Se rig! ot romering, ee a was yours ago. A convention of anu Lent — ome a= _¥ of the moners om } - et nds -~ fey Socod ia Spo py THE DEPART+ | churches Io Massacb slee injured vy walee. Bo. . / tmadat : removed; and on nomination of the | PROHIBITION OF PUNISHMENT IN -. Doure, wae damaged 10 eet 4 tecelved the out, However, MENT OF THE SOUTH. = 2 es Za taocot of $100, No. Leds dwelling: house, routed AAS ASO pte: Maarten hates Wransorom, Dec. 1%, 1866. | the of home a ae ra ond ent for goemagy fam. | ero g Benn may amt ae sepa = " a A : * efforts owe - dads v wie mar ve ip foros ea ferred on the Selicher of this oung SS oe h “in ‘14 nding men oy 7 Jane ae covense for the cavutt o orem oe diet at 29,970, ie 4 eS! = i wa 2 fap the bedi Se ‘State, SS Stine ot Ourutioas wan refersase ‘snl Go Elisabeth, strona, ot ws onaate 0 saat WE, Swat » wensy secede aren pl ash pis. te ra Bi CE og FY a & ot (ia | ve, “he eoruns foreene during the Spry mati = ets v we festete teen = ee Scene eommen (we owapet oF im Lgpdh, weder a | yer Aad lam peer — OE