The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1866, Page 5

EUROPE. Belgian Report of Franco-Amerlcan Negotiations {i Mexico |AL SUFFRAGE IN GERMANY. Napoieon’s New Army Plan Unpopular. ‘The Prussian Naval Commission to the United States. ke, THE MEXICAN QUESTIO Freach Military Negotiations With the United States. Brvssrws, Dec. 10, 1866. 18 Indépendance Belge to-day publishes a report that ‘Marshal Bazaine bas been ordered to enter into negotia- ions with the United Statea for the establishment of a sultable government to gucceed that of Maximilian. Maatmilian’s Chance of n Home Crown. Banu, Dec. 19, 1860, ft is rumored that a strong feeling exists in the ‘Austrian army ia favur of making Maximilian Emperor of Austria, ho. &e. YOUNG GERMANY. Parliamentary Reconstruction and tho Army Command. Brrutx, Doe, 19, 1866, Tho German Parliament will be chosen by untversal suffrage. The federal army is to be under the command of Prussia, A Prussian Naval Commission for America. Benrix, Dec, 19, 1666. ‘The government of Prussian has resolved to send a mumber of naval officers to the United States to inquire {nto affairs connected with that service. The eommis- aioners will take their departure at an early day. Henoverians Flying from the Prussian Draft. . Hamnuno, Dec, 19, 1866. Thirty or forty Hanoverians were arrested in this city ‘is morning whilo about to embark on the American ateamer to avoid eerving in the Prussian army. Count Bismarck Still Invatided. Beni, Dec. 19, 1866. Bismarck, by the advice of his physicians, has relin- quished the Presidency of the Conference of the North German Statoa, in favor of Savigny. FRANCE. Farewel!t Dinner to the Ex-Minlster of the United States. Panis, Dec. 19, 1866. A grand farewell dinnor 1s to be given to Mr. Bigelow, the American Minister just relieved. The Emporor Napoleon is expected to be present. Dislike to the New Army Plan. Panis, Dec. 19—Noon, Tuo French army scheme grows in disfavor among all olasses of the people. SPAIN. A Rovolationary Rumor, * Loxpon, Deo, 10, 1866. . sore if a rumor prevalent on tho Continent that Gen- eral Prim, the noted insurrectionary leader, has re-en- tored Bpain. AUSTRIA. Dissolution of the Nationalities from perial Bond. Visnma, Deo, 19, 1866. The Diet of Croatia has resolved im favor of a separate administration, TRANSATLANTIC TRAVEL. A Now German-American Steam Line. Brewex, Dec. 19—Noon. A teow weekly steamer lino, between New York and the city of Hamburg, is now forming, under the most favorable auaptees. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The London Moacy Market. Crilied Sintes five-twonties.... Consols for money Erio sharer... Winots Contrada, Lonpow, Dee. 19—Eventng. Consols closed this evening at 409% for money, following are the closing quotations for AMERICAN SECURITIES, ine Bates five niles. Minote Contra shat rie Rallway shares, The Frankfort Bourse. Loxpox, Deo. 19, 1866, 4 telegram from Frankfort quotes United States fve- twonttes to-day at 764. ‘The Liverpoo! Cotton Market. Liverroot, Deo, 19, 1%46, The cotton market opened broyant. Saies to-day io to reach 26,000 bales. fiddling uplands have anced to 1454. Livenroot, Dec, 19—Eventng. The cotton market to-day was very active and transeo- Jone were quite — Middling uplands closed atl4 4d. ger pound, The sales of the day foot up 80,000 bales. Trade at Manchester, Maxcursree, Dec, 19, 1866. There ig. marked improvement in the feeling here = both gouds and yarns, and prices Lave an upward ndency, Catton Goods. Livenvoot, Dee. 19, 1806, Spinners and speculators are free buyers cotton. The stock on hand in the manufacturing districts is rep- resepted-as being rapidly reduced, and cotton goods have ‘An upward tendency. The Potroleam Market. ‘ Livexroot, Dee. 19, 1664, Tho petroloum market opens steady at 1a. Sd. Axrwear, Dec. 19, 1866, “otroleum firm at 54fr. MARINE INTELLIGENCE, Liverroot, Deo. 18, 1866. Arrived steamship Tho Queen, from New York; ship Favorite, from San Francisco. Sailed steamship Chicago, for Now York. Sormameron, Dec. 19—Evening The steamship @ermania, which left New York on Poecember 8, arrived today at this port, and after land- ing her Eoglish mails aud parssugers prococded to Ham- burg THE CANDIAN REVOLUTION. American Oficial Report of Three Dave’ Fighting and Alleged Defeat of the Turks— Rarberttics of the Sultan's OMcers and . J, Silliman, the Secretary Soward has received from Thited Mates representative at Canes, Candia, a very tnte- Posting report relative to the (hree days’ fighting bet Yo Turks and tho Christian insurgentse—the pointe of @hich have reached us by our cable despatches and the Buropoan mails—at Sherizo, which rewalted in the defeat Of the Turks. Mr. Stillman also allades to the vindictive and barhrous course which the Turkish commanders Purse towards their enemies when im defeat, Under date of Canon, October 14, ho says to Mr. Seward: — Thave the honor to {nform yoo that a battle of appa- tly gromt severity wor (ought near Sherizo, tem miles ror thie place, during the three days proceding to-day, ween the governme: forces, numbering about twenty thowsand men, and the insurgent Obrietians. ‘We are onabio to get any reliable news, but ae the report of the artitiory was distinctly andible (rom here, and the Smoke visible, we could see that the place of combat yas unchanged, and that it bad not drawn near to Buerizo, which was undorsiou’ to be the object of the Biovement. As we perceive that the fring has entirely ceased in that direction to-day, aod hearing ® ramor Shai, being ceverely repuined, the Farha has changed his atiack to & flanking movement, which accords with ‘what we eee and learn from the pensantry, | judge that ‘wo may conclude that the movement, on which much ‘was suppored to depend, mnay be regarited as a failure, I regret to aay that the Terkien are conducting the war with great yy killing many inoTeosive and destroying ali the towns they pass through. ‘olunteors are arriving from G pe, with suppticn sod ammunition, and ft seems likely if Europe ghould not (gtorvens, we shall Lave a long, devastating NEW. YORK HERALD, TH eee ‘will be thrown back o quartér or a may bo the result of the war, I that it goveTmment will be ablo in some way to contribute Pag yy mtg of the unfortunate, who = already de- prived of the firey {sion mate against the winter, and are 1m many cases withony HE means of obtain by the indiscriminate an dar arous severity ernmentdorces, who destay not only stores of pro: tons, but algo the houses and «qplements, and in many cases the vineyards of thoso whos8OMy offence bas been to eacapo gt the approach of » goldiem® of Whose huimani- ty they have good reason to doubt, 9 ig If the charity of the friends of hamentty ts fet large towards the Cretans, thousands must perish eomntag FIRES. Another Tenement House on Vire—Nerraw Escape of the Inmates—One Child Missing. About half-past one o'clock this morning o fire broke out im the four story tenement house, rear of No. 19 Elizabeth street. It originated in the cellar, and spread rapidly to the upper stories, Thore were in the building eight families, all of whom were rescued from the build- ing by the police and some citizons. Several wore nearly suffocated, and had to be carried out, A little child four years old, waa reported missing. The fire- men were early on the spot, and after a short time con- fined the flames to the building. The inmates of the two adjoining tenement: houses had a narrow esceps, 60 dense was the smoke at the tim: Terrible Disaster in Memphis—Fourtoed Per+ sons Smothered to Death. Mexruts, Dec. 19, 1866. A terrible calamity occurred bere this morning. The eonfectionery establishment of Joseph Specht, No, 86 Madison siront, took fre between three and four o'clock. About twenty-five persous wore asleep in the third and fourth stories of the building. The fire, which origt- nated in the collar from some unknown cause, filled the ‘upper stories with emoke and the fumes of burning charcoal, while the flames in part cut off ogress by the stairs, Fourteen persons wore suffocated in their rooms or Jost their lives in attempting to escape by leaping from the windows, ‘The killed were as follows :—Wm. Jehle and wife, the lattor a daughter of Mr. Specht, both suffocated; Wm, C. Honke, killed by leaping from a window; Frank Ru- dolhulber, a German pastrycook; Mucinda Ringwold, colored, and two children; a German cook named Philip; Polly Filnt, colored; John Gorman, confectionor; Fred. A. French, cook; one white and one colored man, both waiters, and a colored woman—names not known. An infant child of Mr. and Mra, Jeble was found alive in the room with them, the only one saved of those re- matning in the room. Mr. Specht raved himself by tying curtains together and climbing down the balustrade on the second story. Joseph Barthol Jumped from the fourth story into a mudhole in the alley and saved bis life, Mr. Walter and clerk leaped from the fourth story and caught on a win- dow shutter of the third story, whore they hold them. selves until rescued by the firemen. Several others were saved by Iadders from the fourth story windows, Tho fire was extinguished before the building waa entirely destroyed. The front walls remain standing. war or tt, and Crete century. = ~ Whatever Pritaprirnia, Dec, 19, 1966, A firo this morning destroyed several large warehouses ia North Brond street, No, 227, occupied by Allen Davis, masters. Loss $35,000, insured in New York and Now England companies. James Ralston, carpet weaver; loss $6,000; partly insured. Mr. Raiston is missing, an is believed to have perished In the flames, aa he slept in his store, No, 229. George L. Deroall, flour and produce; Joas $25,000. No, 226, occupied by 8. W. Heal, whirkay distiller; loas $10,000, insured for $6,000 In New York and New Haven Companies. Bushon & Hays, slightly damaged by water. Fire in New Haven. New Haven, Dec. 10, 1866. A fire broke out in the car house of the New York and New Haven Railroad Company (h's evening about eleven o'clock. Tho car hovee, beiler room and wood shed were totally consumed ‘and the two engines de- stroye’. The round house and repair shop adjoini containing Ofteen or elxteen enginea, were saved through jd — of the fremen. Loss about $30,000 and fully insu Fire at Junction City, Kansas. Juxetion Crry, Kansans, Dec 19, 1886, The olf comumissgry build: at this post, were en- tirely consumed by fire last night, together with 75,000 Fs of bacon, and a large amount of good clothing. @ books and papers of tho Quartermaster and-Com missary were mostly saved. Fire in St. Louis, Sr, Lours, Dec, 19, 1866, The co | Brewery on Carondelet avenue was serrored by fire last night. Lows $20,000; insured The Steamer Petre! Burned at Cincinnati. Crscrenan, Dec. 19, 1866. ‘The steamer Petre! No. 2, in use as a }, aco. dentally took fire at an early bour this morning, ae destroying her upper works. She was valued at , and insured in this city for 000, The damage yet known, ia not Hantvoup, Dec. 19, 1866. A shocking accident from carelessness in the handling of Kerosene oil occurred here this eroctng which re- sulted in the burning to death of Alice Gilmore, eight years old, daughior of Mr. George Gilmore, res! 623 Retreat avenve. FATAL SHODTING CASE IN POUGHKEEPSIE. Povowearpam, Doc. 19, 1866. The most shocking aTalr that has happened in this city since the murder of Rev. J. C. Richmond occurred early this afternoon at the Main street landing. It appears trom the statement of Mr Jobn Broderick, who wit- neased |t, that himself, Wm Buckley and Thomaes Carey entered the Exchange House abont noon, and after talking together in «friendly manner for half an hour went out again. Upon reaching ti alk Carey ob- served a number of pigeons on the roof of the Exchange House, and exctaiming ‘Oh, see what a lot of pigeons,” drow from his pantaloons pocket a single barrelled breech-loading pistol, intending to fire atthe birds. In 2 some Way or ovher the weapon ditch. prematurely the ball, @ conics! ono, Lome J rough one of Casey's fingers and entering Buckley's body near the navel. The wounded pinced bis hands on his stomach avd excinimet ‘Tam dying."’ Be was taken to the drug etore of Dr. Deyo, corner of Bayraux and Main atreets, where he soon after ex- ired. Im the absence of Coroner Haight, justice Vineet held en Inquest on the body, the jury returning « verdict of accidental shooting. and Appealing to the authorities to take ome action In relation to pertons carrying concealed weapons. This ts the second ease of death by the careless tes of frearma 4a thia city Gering the part year. A PRIZE FIGHT FIZ2LE. ‘The Parties Tako Conchen to Tigh Bridge— One of the Principals Backs Oat. About twelve o'clock on Teosday night Mr. Patrick Evans, dissaticfed with the revolt of his fight with Loke Murphy—a fell description of which appesred tn the Heraty of Sunday—which was proclaimed a draw, suc- through certain sporting parties, eptagonist who agree to fight for $1000 side, The partica endeavored to procure e room in the city for the J 5, if mn 6 Netherlancers met at Jacob Purposes of the * mill,’ bat the proprietors, apprebe®- | be done this time. To convince you, Mr. Editor, that } evening ine’ rty i it re would sent, ond, an Bech !'*, ie, corner of Bixth street Ba Cr, Relics Interfere. conshion were procared ang | TAM tot joking, I snelose you the oopy of & note jamb | SOA en iered poe : Soe the maser Te to their uimost capacity, and were driven to | received from one of my collenguem, Ho ways ~ meeting wea cot # formal one, and nothing definite wos | High Bridge, expecting to make m Sght on the Wasmrsutox, Urvice or ——-, Dee. 16, 1860, | Fesulvet upon, Ii was drnided, howarer. to cell somber | Weatohester of the river, On their arrival | 1 enclose you a document (Cushing's printed opinion) | Mealing for ora: Monday evening, @ Dalipost wren | « the ort was pilehed, Evans 4 bis | which was turntyhed the newapapers and news | O'clock, »¢ the C. place, ave avite ai Roliag das | Se ares 2a Peper men in Washingion yesterday. L wid them | taking sn interest in moh 's scbeine to be prevent an wome time, the “Tnknown"’ antagonist to to touch it, oa it ss job of Cushing'a FT ‘and countenance t the mov 8 a Tt ty, seine Cae ee apd deep, @ fost learned that Ewing, who is “—¢ ie mawnett., the clara Coon racer of Amearion | retnetan: spot, fortunately wit! coming to y, has been to two or throe of the leain; ante bee heere ie pow hlown. Patsey Evans cf the "Rowdout Giant,” aa be be Sorrlopobdouts of the Row York and Wentern papers | ummor'y Knows sta the “hearse t “ a i called, i two inches bigh, possesses a mnagn'® | and proposed to give them u good interest in their | fapldiy reovertng, being out of damper, (at beadans cent frame, measures twenty-three inches anne the | conapany in {ue ehape of stock—always stock, but hover | thay renomber (hat bin case was reper 4 in the ie ae) neck, forty-three tach "tho chert, and thiety. | mon Pee re eke ot the nea told moe. | thee works ago, 9 e war obot by waupyoeed ev" eight (nohes around th jn form aad shape of the | thar Krap was ig Now York now fixing up matiers. | ramen’ *elerti'e. | The vail eatered the fre " bead he fe a almost cxack counterpart of Tom Byer. | They propose to feaue ition dollars of rivek, to pas | body acd was cat out from bia Vack Althongh posseming a splendid physique, his flesh i# too | it on the market ab once, aud tus raise the wind Berne we SeattwINs Caorcwors. On Sanday, the soft for on enduring fight, aed lacks pogtliatic «kill and reience. He | thoronghiy ‘“game’’ and has up- doubted pluck, ie full of nd with careful trains and exe w would make @ capitol match against amy man im the country of Habens Corpus Schofleld—Legisiative Proceedings. Rucrmoxp, Dee, 10, 1966. Doctor Wats who killed o negro In Rockbridge county was t before a inilitary commission to-day, The court adjourned, not being ready for trial, Judge Joho EB. Meredith, of the Circuit Court of Richmond, out & Writ Of habess corpus, demanding of General that the body of Dr. Watson be brought before him two o'clock today, The General disregatted the writ, Matter is now4n suspen | be Legislature to-day Judge Alexander Rives was to the Judgeship of the Supreme Court of Vir- {a the last year's appointes of Governor Pter- THE CLERICAL CONFIDENCE MAM, Trot, Doo. 10, 1866 The trial of #. M Fiackter, the con! his real name was ore Weed, and that be bed escaped from the Utica Ineene Asylum a couple of mag This was proved te be false by « letter from Dr. Gray, of Utiea, whieh states that no tech person was ever an inmate of ‘ue aaylam. The prisoner wae remanded to jail to await important development whieh ere ay eresny iu Ammgeyo 2 place this morning at the Police Sent He ed | > THB GRAND NEW TELUANTUPEC JOB. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Wasmaton, Dec, 19, 1866. Wastingtar ts the very hotbed of Joba, It would fill a library to recoyd the jobs of a single session of Congress, It would cram @ yolume to enrol! the glittering schemes | that Merico aloge haa brought forth, Gold mines and silver mninos, ra!lroa{s and town tots, steam Ines and telegraph companies x 8Ve been hatched in rapid succes. sion, but all with the eqn? result—uamoly, to fteece the credulous and enrich tho fchemert. The mysterio of Peris and London have ead’ found an author, but the mysteries of Washington have Yet to evoke another Sue ora Reynolds. The good peopk? of the United States hardly dream that Washington is Ih tle else than @ boiling cauldron, in which jobs of every siza,. Color and amount are constantly eeething and bubbling, a4 many a luck- Jess wight who has ventured too close bas .7% 4 sealding. ‘The witches’ aauldron in Macbeth wag a bh. *Tmless pot compared to the gigantic kettle thas always “hangs high” at Washington, To come back go x {exiean Jobs. I shall not attempt enumeration; but for PAF tioulars apply to Seiior Romero, the great “hd OITY- INTELLIGENCE. “sr.—A very interesting case of elopoment, ‘ue time bas been in the hands of the detec- » 10 ight last evening at the Police Head- the fact that 1 was rumored that the guilty party hud been 2 Rrorma, Which for so, Live force, cam, | Quarters, owing te H ute of the vat wore rife ty goers from / nd the allezed aod. obtained that not Jong wince j S¥ch iniormation as could bx ¢ ous of our twost respect- @ young Jady, tho daughter ®. + of the eit | able citizens in the upper pory 4 to be | tached to a young gentleman ®& ho always could be ; Mong the sporting fraternity, md w. Broadway. Cir. teen on a fine afternoon promeuadi®® ng girl to forbid { carastances led the parents of th * bat, as the gentleman im question tho 40%, -- wore fm all similar cases, the loving’ 29%» —-hoy bot to be folled in thelr moeti. Ao mw found frequent occasions to meet each other in us el ‘led pertiow of the olty, devoting theig leieave mo- tain promenading and enjoying each other's con. pany, 18 fact came tothe ears of the father of the kirl, when she wes required whenever called ont of doors to bs accompanied by her younger sister. This raiher cheeked measure their frequent me vy and finally tt was agreed between them to slope The time ‘Was accordingly set, aud the young girl secoring gl! she could conventently carry on her perron, #tarted out ‘eno afternoon with her sister ui it of taking & walk, Op nearing the corner of Fifth avenué an sionist,”’ who has conjured them all up. Small blame te’ | Fotriesnth stréct, the door of a carriage which was him; for the Ministor of a defunct republic, without @ galary, must live, and when he offers a Moxican baw or a new railway project, people may take bis stock or nakag let it alone, If the gullible give their cash for wastes paper done up as bonds, why it only verifies the old | jer no adage, that “a fool and bis money are soon parted." Tho last mow invention of Senor Romero.to raise the wind desorves special notice; not only for the grandeur of the undertaking, but more for the flue names and funny foika connected with it, Who has not heard of the Yathmus of Tehuuntepes, in Southern Mexico? It ts one of the many routes from the Atlantic © the Pacifo 1 ding by the ot sit in tecond coach, the door ne was suddenly thrown open, eo yee ap mado a leap into lag quickly closed and the coach ® rapid rate, Jeaving tho astonished sinter and dumfounded, Through the rear was visible the Bead of a man, which doutt thas it was a preconcerted plan. The founaer stor immediatly returned home, Wade known the facte, whioh were shortly afterwards liged in the hands of the detrettyce, and it is to be op4, for thosake of pho parents, whose names for the Preseat we w old, tliat, ax rua Vored, the whereabouts Of the moaways hos been found, A One likeness of tho Gentleman is also ia tha bands of 8 police. Boino ow Eoveation. A stated ma oting of the Bodrd Of Education was hold at the hail cory er of Grand and windo that for years past has simulated speculators and tim | yy, ntdestasdast e ; avening,® quorum beta,’ present After povertshed the confiding. The firet grant to build @| wy, reldlng’ of the qaleeiee ef the tax? webllug end road over it, efther by wagon or rail, was glvem@ | the reception of reports from varfous et vy Cerne in 194% by Senta Anna to Den Garay, and | ter wmuntestion wae road from t&* Principals, since then grant has followed grant. New decroce have supplanted old ones; butno road has over been built, though millions have been pocketed under the pretext. The old game in not yot played out, as we ol seo; for dupes are not all dead and knowing ones atiil abound, Sometime last spring Senor Romero guddenty be- thought bimeolf of the balf forgotten Isthmus, His Mexi- can loan {n New York was not taken, His Lower Calfor- nis apecttiation was gpfractuous. Hie fifty million loan if Congress stuck fast Hie amen in Machoth’s throat, But Vice Principals and Assisiante of the grara, ar Fchoola for girly, and algo those of the primary ects 018, aking for an increase of salaring on account of tha nereased Fate o! living, and stating that the present ret | Of sala halt | Tes patd female teachers wae not tn proportisa to that d inalee for the gato arnount of Inbar. Rofa ted to mmitiee ou Teachers. A report from the Coma utter On Teachers, recommending the aboltion of corge rea! Punishment tu the female and primary departmens ,"4s adopted, Tr New Srarmr Comnscionee,—Mr. George W. Me Lean, whe hag been coniirmed by the Board of Alder- men a4 Street Commissioner, has not yet qualified, not- Tebuantepeo—"F'l! strike that,’ be resolved, “with my | withwianding his certificate of appointinent was served magi¢ wand, nnd make its golden waters flow again.'” Forth with be ealled to his counsels an 6x-clerk of the State Department, H. Larentrie, 2 pleasant perton, with large family and small rneans, Thoy soon fettied om the plan of action. Romero drow up one more new decree for one more new road over Tehuantepoc, which Larentrie agreed, for form's eaks, to esrry to Juarez tot eign; for tho ex-Prosident of the ex-republic signs whatever hia wily man Romero tells him to do, But what was tho Dew decree worth without a lot of experts to get apa company, create the stool, float it in Wall streot and thon massacre the innocents, Larentrie was just the man for the emergency; forin afew days ‘on him early yesterday moralng. Tm: Prorosey Naw Posy Orrice,—Tho resolution of the @omoien Councit authorizing the conveyance to the general government of the lower part of the City Bail Park for a site for a post offlce—the considoration to be 500.000 — been approved by Mayor Hoffman. The pat Oftlce Commission has agreed ta recommend to the overnvient the acceptance of Lue ground wad the mat- will now be 1d Ly Washington, Bestivais ix At ov Tie Poor.—A foatival in aid of the poor of this city is being hold in the grand hall of St, Franci# Xavier's College, in Wont Sixteenth street, be- tween Fifth and Sixt avenues. A charity bazar for therbeneft of the seven industrial rehools of the Home of the Frieudlors will be beld in the chapol of that to he seeured tho invaluable services of the mom | gtitution, No. 29 fast Tweuty-ninth atreet, to-day and to: wanted, to wit:—- A Veteran of the Lobby...... a A shrewd Speculator and Claim Agent, Gen. Fw A successful Gun Contractor. Chas Koap, Au honorable “enator... —_—_——. An ox-Assisiant Secretary 0} An adroit Congressman. | A great Logal Authority ng. A Would be Millionair, , +++. Larentrte, The embryo decree was then divided {nto eight parts and masie over to the individuals above named. It was agreed that Sefior Romero shonid have for hia trouble the snug sum of $100,000 In cash in ninety days after he obtained Juarez’s pfjuature, on the eondition, of course, that they could get some gabe-moucher to pay it. There proliminaries desp itched, away went Larontrie, expenses paid, toChihuahua. And beck became in high glee a couple of weeks alnce, to Washington, the decree all slened, sealed and certified according to law, No time was lont; for, presto! the ‘Tehuantepec Transit Com. pany’ waa immediately launched, and one of the morrow ‘Tur Hows ano Senoor. ror THR Cutiwnex oF Dronasen Sorpiine ann Barona,—The grand presentation festival for the benofit of the Home and School for the Children of Deceased Svidiera and Saflora will positively take atthe Cooper Inetitnte on Baturday evening, the 2d inst, The enterprise thus far has oxceoded the mont sanguine hopes of its projectors, and the sale of tickets bas gone tar beyond the limited’ @umber, so that addi- tional tickets have been iaaucd to supply the demand, for which thero has bsen a correeponding Increase tu tho number of prizes tobe drawn. The sate of tickota will close on &xtare Town vor Faniaw Womrs,—Sinoe the fast report the following donations for the above institution, situated at No. 22 Wert Houston street, have been reosived Win, 1. C, Rhinelander, $100; Thomas Mar. ron, $100; Thomas TH, Faile, $100, 'M. O ‘Roberts, 8100; Joseph W. Alsop, $50. Wm. Bloodgood, $60; James Lorimer Gratom, $50; 3. FD. Lanter, $50; Mee, Oothont, $90; Samuel H, Scheiffelin, $26; W. W. Stone, $10; throush New York Observer, $2 AMeRwAN PROTESTANT AssoriaTion oF Naw Yous. —The Aforcenid eight parta-ORarleg Knap—was mado Preet- | wereny Grand Lodge of the American Prolestant As- dent. The next step was to lull all suapicion of the legality of the new decree, and for thia important rea- #on'—The old grant in the hands of the Louisiana and Tehuantepec Company waa atill in force, By the terms of this grant seven years had been allowed to build the road, dating from April, 1862, unless “civil war or other controlling causes” should {uterrupt the worka, As | Nicholeon:—For Worthy Grand Mi both foreign and civil war bave intervened the Louisiana Company could pot complete the road; but the above Proviso fulty protects the old grant. Juarez, when Pros. | Romisk'lter ident, in October, 1860, signed this very grant. Here was an awkward obstacle forthe plotters of the new Gocrea; but one of the enterprising band, Caleb Cushing, volunteered to throw over it the panoply of is legal | qwoeny Toputation. He straigitway manufactured ‘40 opinion | No, 8, W. as tsan optnion,”’ full of Latin and learning, and of coarse | True Son unintelligible, It runs in this wise:—Rhat Jooroa ts Pree sociation of this Sinte assembled on Monday, the 17ch lost., at thelr rooms, torner of Browdway and Thirteonth street, in (his cty. There was a very numer- ona attendance of tombers from all parta of the State At the evening seanion the following grand officers wore oleoted for the ensuing year, and were afterwards in- salle? by part Richt Worthy Grand of Washington \odge Na 2. Not Master, Charles Mker, ¥. York; ‘Worthy Grand Pecrotary, John Wm. pa, Lotge No. 29, New'York: Worthy Trea: sorer, Bor) 7, Diamond Lodge No, 81, Brookly: Worthy ov. Heury ©. Parke, Waldeone Lodq No, 9 » 5 Worthy © Phomix Ledge No’ 15, New York; W Lodge’ No. Willa a No Surrender yler, Thomas Quigley, Col vera: Worthy Outside, James Mollig hart? Lodge No. 22, Now Yor Parmone Comvaxneny, Keante Tevran Ne idant of the dafanct republic, although bts torm of | Thtelodge of the Mawonio frateroity will give arecep- office has expired. Thats President baer right to give agrantone year und revoke it for a consideration the next. If not, why not? Consequently the old grant te no more, apd the new decree ts alfve and kicking. Why fathis thos? Caleb Cosbtog as @ lawyer ought to know that the dictum of even a President of Merion cannot anno! 4 formal grant =A court of law can glone deride on its forfeiture, All waa now ready for act'On, and the final stop was teken. It may not be known to “outelde barberians’’ that a power existe in Waehngton that neither President, Congress nor Commander in-Chief ventures to ignore. This is another Washington myatery before alluded to, Thi power (1 rapresentod by « namber of individuals of different site and vartously clad, Lat all very wide awake and bent on never jovlng an opportunity, ‘These are the “goptlemen of the press,” and ail the Journals in the country, North, Sonth and West, are indebted to them for ail knowledge they | Mieth, in get of Washington affairs, To be sure they are apt wo | Crowhy « ot it either diluted ored according w the writer's Views, and sod to ray, the judguent of “our Washingtou correspondent’ often impaired by the arguments of the lobuymen and speculators when prosanted ia the plesting ehape of bonds and cortifientes of why should a correspondent he more invulnerab)> then a Congressman, or & great lawyer Ike Caleb Cusbing, oF a rich contractor ke Charles Koap, These poor fellows by puffing there jobs all over the country frequently got them afloat, and more then half the time they are eheated either by @ new iasue of stock or the breakdown of the scheme. Thete ia not a correspondent at Washington bat has his trunk full of Pacific Kailrond stock, Parnes and Kansas branch, or Romero's Mexican toans feslingly, for 1 am victim, The Tehuantepec Transit Company, C. Knap, President, and Fl, Larontrie, Sore tary, are now bard at work recratiing among pondenta; but I belleve it a sham, and don't He says would do if it were worth anythin dently iv, and a way of ue pla, but they wil bt principally working It ap Ido not know positively if Larentrie i# in the pay of the Pauame Compan: \hrow difficulties in the way of the old grant; bu things are porsible in Washing they are tryin ,009 to be paid to Rom i tetiow bi * the man but they are and Pacific Mail folke will fork t over, im. It will be a Azzle, Now this, you see, sustains ai} | bawe anid; bot the “Tehuantepec Transit Company,” bagued aa it le by Coshing’s legal rirmerole, will wot make es many fools ~aethey expect, Before l cota 1 wil) imtiste Romero's tactics and bare cash down tion, Mr. Bennett, but not [or pubMeation, of course. 1 gentry; bet 1 think the story (© rich enomgh to make & piquant editorial that woatd make quite 6 sensation, here, I will son4 more tuformation in a dey or THE CASE OF MOLLIE TAUSTELL | Cosco, Deo 19, 1800, Mollie Trussell apywared in cours this mor ing and } through her couy/+l withdrew ber mown Yor « new | Weak Boe was route dict, 0 ome 19s a van |, 1b arrordance * An the ver ery § I write | gna be ‘ar! ond the New York Times of inat ee F88 ) oth jascont, Maria Montgomer: rr Tost | beue 1 | Wo there bot all} stoke at you know. As! told | eventos iy > to raise money in New | avail od Vhe infortonets w 1 eball pot go ] trrsiered 0 Controy boreeit, 1 melt you this taturms- | ce u, rowers and Rayart rtreat, owing to the appear would never do to tot out the names of all these fine | Bayard rireet fre tion to the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar, of thie Piate, to-night at Irvine Mall Among the invited guests are the grand officers of the grand commanderian Of the States of Connecsiont, New Joreey and Pennay! vania, and wasy distingy'vhed Sir Knights and other mombere of the frvvernicy. Cunerers Dower row rine Capone Paormetony, Dr Ives, manger of the Cathohe Protectary in Weatchester, fs proparing 'o give the children sheltered therein as grand (hrietm ss dinner. Bowe atx handred children, and fermaic, finds hone and the means of muitable Low tn this bee vient ioetitutton, whieh bas only ty wale fitkment of doeaph Wild, No. 80 en extent that he bad to be conveyed to the New York The Services at Paterses ve ; er — ou 8 bricklayor, and stated that bo utierly able o endare the babbtog persion, mt that the onan in attendance being fo detain him, ho impul- sively sagen this mode of gecaps. There’ being no evidenes of tncoxtoation or tnganity he was immediately, it, Naw York AcADmMY oF MEDICINE —A Moeting of thir ned boy took place last evening in the smal chapet of tho University, De, J. Anderson, Presidon', chair, A large number of the city faculty were pro The minutes of « and also an PDEA mee: ing having bec approved, the following ined cal practitionsrs were elected to followship:--Dr. Pooley and Dr JH. Anderson, Resiiopt wa; Dr CB Krown Sovard, Corresponding Fellow of the Academy, Dr. J. A. Ordinowx, Professor of Medioal Jurisprudence, then delivered the ’ annual discourse, the Bul in; that of prophylaxis, or prevention The Toarned professor ably contended that th - ‘oh oof study in the ‘mofent eda. diagnosis and proghogla of diseaso hat finally been Induced to leave, the une political ep iert gphete la Baliimore, ioe peed political @ et cebtte co ee ca GRituallt will doabitens convince’ poor Back ix NEWS FROM TEXAS. isonet Ktadoo arrived to. ‘men’y Bureau, relieving SENS, Crug, of the Yotoran Koso I and for 4 folease, tho restless spirit that had wu lou, an boon arrested and comm and the civil @ iaE SBS 2044 given fur tho apieets “ore the civil rt. of Het ‘Gn jaa ight wan "yomsd 1d of the moat lively charac! course of tho feetivities the shoot of seer sam door, and diva; red to b o Nights burned Rigner niewne when Cavemen, Deo. 10, 1664, day ebargo of the ajor Lau yor gon Craig, nizetman, Griffin bas Peer «| Tament,.— heing preferable to reniedy for di: bist ° - 2 aniicipattom. ‘vy advocated a State eymtem of a 0 years cemeeal 2 Ordingny mare, sulotzing the "ot Health ay TWE TEST OATW QuesTion w Aw onLeaNs.”~ > ing 1h om oi © was also in favor of the New Onurans, [ vas fanitary us woll as religious | 4 deing Ass, Deo. 19, 1886, Tnedonren oy buns Mg t7Cis 0 the poorer "lasa, | rie Cour Judge earl yrosiang at a Na oir guid re and. clean= on » The learned gentleman colt. "0 his laugiby noteatit 00, the Ji he had ‘Inforn I § 08 pacttce in the boty Aad tformation t Feet a eee: the daai@MY adjourned iva | Usual oath tn Ms fan before, hy administer the session at a kete hour. * sprlicante Into) the leis oe, bla to troll Baranp Tasgion on Avmucas Ltra.—¥e® Orat of 41 dioreine Court iy Lene agit et ie Catan course of eight Teetures to be delivered ab the Fwonty- | not raidd bjs head against oles ee first atroot Reformed Dutch church was read last aight | red not to be further On thia pubject, by Rayard Taylh'g, the diatiowuished At upon the subject meuced by stating that we reached & opment as a peop! and proceeded wo poople, remarking inn transi on stale Speaking of the intolerance of wometh: or other which opinine”” he watd, *t of indtvigual a troops testined its lowdat and sense, | Where bushwhackers aro mtil) ‘Anecian om Again the | The Scott-Outler arson r parked, “whe wo make Aldermen ef thievew | toued to-day, and Congressmen of priy’ fghtors we lower thi oral as. more! standard.”’ The Iyy throughout was » cyreful connection that society hore was | tation with Pirenelan answer OUTING OUT THE BUSHWHACKERS IN MIss4uRi ” Taipatehon trom Jeo leading citizens of Jackson county have'benn {0 consyj- the Governor, and bave sucopeded lu con. veut — bm the military forte in ounty, and the Governor bas jueatl for Jacksou county ta Natnyette ste county, » ~ nme fr. Loutm, Deo. 19. 1800, that depwtationa ef t needed in that nt case at Kansas City was co Videnoe being terribly strong againas analynis of national insthoty and tendencies, and was | , © Colds ar listened to with great aitehom by a soloet and roneldeny- Pl pene tg lerane. BECO! nie nndience, WIAL TROCHES ara cderodwith the Cutt . Taape Socrerixg—There ‘9° considerable activity fcncy, giving alive invariably aire ah among the different braaches of the coopers! organiza. 4? meenprinnasie Hons in preparing for the annng state convention of the | Ae-Ouly Tyree Daze | trado, which will bt belt tn thin city in January. act’ : I THe the {ast maoting of the Cowhmakers! Union it was an. GRAND PREAENTATION nounced thet the annual balihad proven a succows . F. laborers’ agsocietons aro already making proparations POSITIVELY TO TARR PLACR for the aclebraion af St. Patricog Days ; movemont ia an foot by the dry gage clorkan ‘they net pone forming & benevolent society the constitution of witch wan road before the Karly Cleing Awsociation at tur lost wtoted meeting. The Bricklayeg Union No 1 eieced wvernl now members last night and rom loed ae COOPER INSTITUTE, VTEXT fi, CHUN Ysa, ‘ arrangements for sending delegates to thenational cor yeuiyato bo hel@'in Ciucinnatl. The Labh teres” | pasee!s socias in of Brooklyn bald a meeting on my for the | et wil] be purpom) of agitating the eight hour question. inst, No lam Aceummist.—A young man named Robert Parvo tainod @ severe fracture of the left feostis through having heen aceidentally caught in the machinery of an estab. lishment at,No. 28 Vistt street. His brother, who tx i b desire to a nderp. Doore opemar) ©: Jorolaps pummence @t 4 o'doet, ost Se rie sty be ti bela vel Md W Yomi isement 10 angther columa,) will be, " oar or the Liderkl Batrous rien. t the ob, ert for wks bo sie od pantie THOMAS & 00. Anbging Directors mT at ty Gown Noved in the same factory, immediately conveyed him | Naw Yollts Kvel ~ 104 Ful 1 the Now Fork Hoapt “5 Sar Lae ERIS SPA OS Aman named Julius i ner gustalned veriom tnjeriee ‘Ad “ mee? Serer. eaterlay afteqpoon ja the ery. t that hi ve iw Van hurrying down town, bot. oafortamet nf Now ta walla tener ys tame ice and was theown violently om the me Reno ba) breaking bin rigl arm a) causing other jeri. en war taken at onod to the New ore Hospital. Awa SEU rio ‘A laborer gamed Jacques Kidaut, while employes as} 2O*'\*! plor 13, North river, had his right leg brokem yoatertay, | wants removing @ large gangway plank from one of || Broad» rs to the wharf, An officer of the Twenty -seron ~ nickly removed him to Bellevue Hospital A Acceptnin. j r of the Fourteenth precinct discovered ® | Jar af a ahoviek woman mamod Mary Fitzpatrick lying in amtate of m- pot sometimes hear Veane sak AU ncany fh A 5 Tere. addrem J iw York. 19 SRE sayery ¥ yentorday, with Lor right leg Broken. Co | toil in tored to consciousness she be alg bad } fords couste i ti Navin Spring sirest. The fmme- eo ar SRA onveyed her to Fellevue Hospital, wi ouch tes h x another of those occurrences w!) Gnd ald the f ‘a | made ap ntly publiahed of late in the Ares atyleg, and ab veh dlieteied by a determ/nation took plac in a tenement bonse in Hudson at Wpular trade ta thle departausut causing Injorios of a serous character to a wo aan Ga named Mefonuell and ber daugeter, a child nine yer A:c-Tallet Mippere fe Ul ft Gyre. ofege. She attempted to @it the lamp while the wick | eeer, wes A a sm waa burning, when it exploded, seattering the contents | 904 Deauit sa is nha dat om her person rnd niao on that of her ebild. injuriag } Ltsou. at roksouable pride, ‘We both fo severely that Lhe serviess of « surgeon bad t bo ——= HA A Pyne Sere: PS eRe ee A Witte boy od Matthew Bkeliv, aged twelve years, | Arucles, Fancy vory Brushes, rintdicg with bis parents, while playing in West road. | f way, near Thoman street, was aceideatally knooked down by the horwes attached to « wath avenue line tn! Frederick Broackmyer, a coxchman, while driving u Fecond avenue yesterday aftornoon, and when near Ff. ty-Atth street, by « Jolt of the coach wan ipitated from the box md ustamned serious injuries fa the hack. Tie wea taken by the police to his bome tm Forty seventh ret. On Tnesday afternoon ® boy named William Daven- residing In Brooklyn, and employed at the esiab- J@ atreet, accidentally hatchway of the ahore building from 4 basement, injuring himerlfto erot the dith story wo Hospita!. His recovery is considered very dowbtfu! JACK ROGERS’ “WAKE.” Occasion W' Wuae Finally “* taid.’* Poor Jack Rogers, whe died (politically) in Jersey on the last election, was ‘waked’ last aight 'o Continental Hall, Paterson. Jack, ae ie well known, pertshed ignobly at the vallot box im Novetmber last, And wae duly horied from the pubtio aight; bat ft seems that bie on. cary chat bas been inthe habit of walking the etl of Jareoy and coming 0p on publ ¢ cecesions at Inopportune moments of festivity, cauatng the domocratio lights to born bine od epoliing al) aaticipstions of party fortene. To put an effeetoal stop to this mulenuee the friends of the deceased determined to remove the ¥Ap wee aA ttenany nr of aeanwu ery. alate Mb Onn » for hel day pi Mecimtend tae bD Arvatte tide Shas Plein Satna enante of Partan atTten goaee te Pt, LIT SINE EMM Vind os Sete, SES ta Legal Lotteries. (ives 106 Howers.—The yout 9 WRITHRAG. body from the soll of Sariey to that of Metyiand, where | Bosaea US iesracelty Wer Ws Aue ns ty yy Racire CHAE sore ann: Ov in exiatence three or four ya and vet hae dom | {te poimmens gasoe mirht mingle with the already tm | "8? immense amount of good Wo the munity. Donations | pregnated air withont cause, iy Am * party explo. Dr. Vou Of money, pr ni, Ae, are rolicited to wid the mane | sious. and Smelly persuaded to ‘ene wot ger in hie cnntomplnted Uhrinimas dine tu etermined om Ube part tn want to the officer of the Protectors, root | ran to inake the oceasion of | Twenty sighih sree. bere str atival of congrats latory a ee we av Mansons Va be lover tnerrime Con! the largest ballroom to _— prombmeaeynernedty The lovers | see city, wae eecordingly engaged, the “funers! baked Of Diliterds were treated to a aplendid tries of aki last orate’ were set ool, and With other ¢olicacies graced for oale ot emt, nt of the church corner of Gravdand | the Coative board, to which were invited « pamber of " ladiew nat gentlemen Interested in the Gmal removal of tak bold a ihe deveert. The body had meantime heen divinterred viewed ¢ chen to New York for preservation, bat all the order to as ball ear Onn’, point,» eeveral of bin wonderfel faney ah wlastically ayplagded by all present Promarn Ree erro movernent im pry Nereis spans —A rane atnong the Hollanders tn thix GAY Vo oatabitah a roclety for the retlel of their country man coming scomntey, The fact that from ti yn bas inerengod very much of Int tar Wont, # where, A aitons in language, they end amiitnnre The plan of kindred fs ite basis of action homes 6 teedlor wha opt & boar 1 298 Wooster street, whan ander the tafe ntlty of chiore- fown Hhe ae sein \oient pair frothing at tho mouth, ae Wedioa! wil aeern’ wil hate Int Coroner Wildey held « fh appeared thet on Le@ay night aa the rewult of © Gon Wed that Goal ‘ A the jury rendered & vere sity of Chberetorm that eee! Baal cof Now ors Meare Berner exchien ont prowallnd y: ov 4 Tarn Nate —Oomideradio rtay eflernoee in the rictoity wee of 8 mth Ie an Fotirely Bede erming vbrengh direction of virmet, acd taking reCage In & ciger fore in ory. leap peared on inquiry that he hed resorted 1 tn the vithult y Cor the parpose of enjo & Kew ™ van Deorey ad was forty foe yeere of age and | bee ro an cements being innde tt was tranaported, in tha ce oral demoeratio grave diggers, to Paicmo® cold bafore the Tacera! procersian room, where, owlng to & happy pee. farity of the Paterton Gas Company's supp'y, the lights hureed low ond blue In addition to this the watie were | patnied blue, the room was exceedingly cold, the people were shivering, their noses were blue, the head a aembied also blew w dirge, as the body of poor Jerk wae horna in, mnpported on either aide by long-faoed mourn. wed by & train of ghosts of cone poritieally dead. ry creditably gotten op and presented | © quite the counterpart of Ife; bot, notwith. tore had all grow marched into t Y that wee kaown to prevail ip Jersey at | Vt prenpect of efiertosily “ laying’ the wneaay epirit, | Lpany asmmmnb od €o0d Wok balp mamiferting (het » of the solemmlty of the seve, whieh wae | T if ‘The defnect @ne plared near the beet | * + propped up with champagne bo'ttes 08 ‘ ye of watlers Was kept at work truly mourn of the table « ether ede. Mord and Watson, who | coangen” Fwonig pears yer "9 had itn harge of the boty Eo Bow the nally - The company (rmmmediatedy Teli to, and cleared the | Vint, Deservediy oe on he triew af oft the enld victuals tha: they | mmm cod ae, the (aneseal gloom and tumnbiike o Time to Meoure Yor on of the gine, however, prevent } wader, Herds. UF. Stra “ehew. Tan) destraction of the quite percha fowle | Si "eonts) Stiypebe «: geaur retowd prome - ‘other emall geme” garnixhing the talinm 4 om the eharepegne provided ‘or the monrners world f ase f8*s. Bates 2 Bay war the cocamon, and the com yp gt p mo gee pene, nager to get weay, srore in a tasly as Boom a8 all wag. a [Pao te = 4 “on the edible orice the table were deposed of, and aking for Ue door, when Kt, Ralteriy seoee wil | osly informed (hem that the tame enteeme “wake! were yet to come: that they errebled to do honor to the memory af one when Ind teepected that iney bad anme te teil the How Inck Rogers that be might go anywhere, out of Server. | that be pleeaed(uptearioes eyptanse)—hot thet (+ would never forget bia. The audiewee thrust (h- engues in their cheeks Om, the comelnaion of (he re vere 14 ine fet panna toon ot ite opel omen ‘Ths ghom hed oy many frtewdm a Petere et Ae theme “ ¢ hem eon eonrey were oe war ght, bee, yee bh | ja the meres ey here 1 Seon rete! conetAl atten | ook HORT) eutingr No one bed © | ahem 68 fis her ghost) hed howe | oe iad Cenguage ned entiet | of Mego welrses be G te whieh, the tener rate oo Hom Op ner. the Orel ane 1m aes ovens acer beth, and while wntergong the operation, whics in ttaied to baee somewhat of an exhilarating ellen, (Tetewied te the sitendent thet he “Could nen mane wed epon being urged by the etiendant % wetere tt, he immetintaly Anahet euae the beseneat windvw, demenabing the gexh are. patio, bis person wm two piece, ond Bea Up t mares A pole oMcer omaned bu slothing, ana, peng sttired. be wee takon to the Tenity precam re ee thet. fq Ireined, eo¢ Potend, nd Mocgery~on4, | | Here ne cpecine beeame incaherent, sod, the Suid | mn Bown, ompewd ity Forane + hewmng giver owl, are . ' \ ae Tr eid raking thw "8 mat, rnngiet ta eon | frevted © vor th he ood, ; Ton baer pra having Gees stvikem Wie Wee, words | | ae seem! oo veaere ee me, ee rv cones ween Geurnad at Jost AF ” “ oes ery Cherian em Mer pa ~4 1k oS a epertel meh me 8 fon waperial exp ben mation. The Bear Mest ne of the wort “an ne an2 FHV ve vo t . eee Rs so wee 4 " le age te Sty RL RS AS de Waste on on roel heel | Mere kignamh premimnn Wogan coh Leyak Alt re tha bine tee reoet | eet went © go oe Wat fuoe pro by pad vom sla Newraietpy Sighs . J 4, oer a sitar: Lp al ¢hOU AT! ed a coven (ebeat Mak eee re — # wae RA vertinns oe in Mi ball part wren, | Klegant Aritet the Tol! | tes ow ae Te Mie rouble experienced ny the under: | Wr Megan frase Poel Bak Me wee taker ul Their edorte to make (he body appear reepert~ os oe Bhie, it wan offer eight o'ebeck, and the coffee and ove Florence Meverethte Uo a elicitor Dgreasn Ata a oon ta OpreecT ie Mrgmes Morte. Werte Non AAG oome of be wy road sane a Yun Wie sok, yee Ts - few eben “a. otis oe Foid tn perk by tows A tale gan Cor een for soars pron ener The defonet bar | Tiegtaone om ol rintn a sil! am Milvas eine potmyed full of the evectrh Suet | TAT I/)R & Gy Packers, 16 Voll strom, ®. ¢ 4 wth many ber . : oe olga peers now t was loarnod i haunted Jomey , ~~