The New York Herald Newspaper, January 4, 1867, Page 7

— has T¥e wsuo_of uss. | THE STATE. OAPITAL. spat prendre eee NWO TORK! GERALD; FRIDAY,“ FANUARY, 4,--1867-- TRIPLE . SHERF,,, ; Jee smancctrrs| EWROPE. |2eee So enforce as a part of the constitution. The peo- when they rs Auuanr, Jan. 8, 1467, tecatlaoa pea Soemea asda | mena tn vanes on on Coy oc Weningon sn | ThoConstitutiomal Amendment Adopted | cox so.cu sinned te sonal ropot of te Sie an comeeen aan it as the 0 ships to well as for Ae PR anodes it is in the clearest poasible i. It only merican tmen Home- on which we exercise | arrived at this port on New Years day wasone w Senate J fot ie remain for them to “accept the situation” in A Yech . We couger ths Leoad masa Dian aes ‘Fan's | earned for himself, during the tate’ Austrian: war, - in Ge rere or of the etre “elt "Comrnmoncrs, omer all sincerity and without delay, lest the major- ward Bound. = TL 2 | ha I rpg ate of Nelson oe ae yaa resi ’ sioners of tho Paris Pipoaition, the’ Mot ropoliean Fire ity at the North should be excited by fanatical a upon the inna. “Wenger we the ocan ne Ke oat | thot, of the Austrian navy, His visit to America isea- | LEGISLATION FOR NEW YORE CITY. paavas Oommlasennes ine Mecam Frontier Poulos, extremista—the Jacobins of our day—to insist have soaxioa to take shame to ourselves for the result. | tirely unofficial, and actuated by a desire te make him- if MOTIONS OF BILLA, nn mii upon terms leas moderate and reasonable than Napoleon to Evacuate Mexico Without porn dag pond geet rarer mg lig self thoroughly acquainted with the institutions of the a. &e. me. Mee. igudocks in the ia oot Ores aaa will at present satisfy the more conservative Reference te Maximilian. Hons ia behelf of American ocean, commerce which ee er arenes” te! wanes eeaearen —_—_— * eens oe ame Booot ene, Or adherents of the dominant party. It is idle to pl ty Mg ae ppt petnoeiatsce a, ee SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WERALS. By Mr. 0, Murray—To abolish the Board of New Yorke realist the logic of events. It is even criminal i ee ea in toes a ne eee to Admiral Boll, who warmly greeted him. He after- auaasy, Jeu. 8, 1867. | BOUT poor Relative to tho establishment of not to make the best of actual circumstances, SPA IRON Clans Fot THE ACH. paren made mpwel colle ip She chy, snd reanived. Sine The three days during which the Logislatare been markets in Now York snidieestaniad ram when neglecting to do so will inevitably aggra- NISH Z : RECEPTION TENNESSEEANS unking Bute short slay in New org and wit | 1 evasion beer out what I anticipated would occur oa tbe penance carat the Geen, Sipe vate the nt ofthe case. ‘ &c. ke. &. on ame. 2 eatngog nd dhe Wat ‘afore hn rerun 6 Eu pragpisor, Shc pon agape ph par aire decom ytd beter tae! agate Ld | E H ont. Every member from New York, snd every other J Pema eaenine-S> inaneporsie WenePen 44, ne momber nearly from the iaterior of the State, seems to , 2—To provide for the accounting ty be afflicted with New York on the brain, and the result of New York for moneys received fer i i Maximilina’s Hopes for the New Year. aie ea We have lately discussed Maximilian’s THE AMERICAN VAHTMEN. Jar, Rev. De. Bellows Jadge Nerth and i i 2 Tegethoft is of chances end the grounds upon which bis] mobo ub Roba Hom ‘A special meeting of the members of the Unien Inanerial and Mopar Noval Cations ax, Vouteo, nnd} i# that there. is already a perfect flood of billa providing frienda and supporters build their hopes. of = siisapmdbige oan way om League of this city was Beld last evening, at their club fpotereiee apr elackignon te 1845... In | for all sorts of chapges, reorganizations, commissions, ae een Sve Soeminere, 9. SRY, i altimate success; It will be remembered that | The steamship Bremen, en rows or New York, has-| Toms om Seventeenth street, in compliance with the ho wns appointed on board 8 | k&e., for the doomed metropolis, p, Sramn—To repeal the act prohibiting the weee among those chances was counted the strength | bem. detained here one day by asnw storm. Quitos written request of over twenty-five members, to receive is i i FF ‘You will see by the telegraphic summary of the pro- | ° f passes on raiironds. Mr. To the Hudson River Railroad Jay treat ing Sea number of the yachtmen of the NewYork Club return to | ® delegation of loyal Teanespeans, represented by Judge im | coodings. that Senator Gibson, Assemblymea Creamer, | (; hetow Eighty-sixth street. of the Mexican imperial army, which, with the } 14, yates states ia hor. North and General Eaton. ‘The object of the reception plored In, the blockade of Venice 08 | Segersoa, Rogern, Gridley, Dowobive, Bisarelt, noobs, | IsTRODUOED. Hee ree thouonnd 1 “ ie Teenon, ei of anbetidatag rut iar the raak of cme i 180t, whiee. poe these tear emvoag ive 260s ianmeem aegeetee a aa oa : an aggregate of sixty men. “These THE MEZICAN ‘ the e X Faal ereonly | By Mr. Keabt—Li ri work te cight Bours: foreign contingents ‘are now, it spponss, to.be . QusTion. measures are needed there to maintain the position pf donk SE a wee deaataiod the frat crop, however, and. considered mere trides | By Wr. Lirias te. lly tae. poondiont oe disbanded end sent back to Burope, The Evacuation te be Accouplished by the | ° loyalists to the government, and what is required ayear, ‘Tho able’ manner ia which | Dy the.time the semsion ehall\beve,recched a.cloes: 1 |, United Stace comationtion anded end 80 rag First of Bares toward the election of a Legislature and Congressional: carned for iim the com | hear of all éotte of projens ou the tapG, bat ne thay bare Mr, Havens offered the following resotutione:— Maximilian’s srmy to sbout forty Paix; Jun. 3—Noon. | delogation fu that State favorable to ‘the principles’ of | “Tp a mtaand “of the, carve, “arch: | DO Yet oven ripeued inthe brains ofthe préjectors thom. | | nevoied (1 ie tate, con That ihe people of thle ‘Of the organization of this army and the division | The Monitew du Soir (som!-offcialjeays that the rela- ‘| freedom and justice, ‘This war vousel be commanded daring | #¢1ve", it in necless to.eniarge on them. Many of the | ieee, Pair, cu country compets- of the country into military departments we | tions-of France with ull the Mowers somos satisfactory, { ‘Tho meeting was called toorder at eight o’olook by Austria and Pronce and Italy; but as the | bills now »feitroduced er” noticed ‘willbe completely } tion. as well av toturnial hie:for the aattonal rs have further details trom our latest Mexican | #4 that Mexico wilt be ovacaated: by the French troops bile Sg pierre ‘whose mo- pod fhe allies wore confitied simost entirely ‘© | changed before they come up for serious action, ier fag ihe provecion of Armor ayy ~ George P. Putnam ted Secretary. himself, Peace bei: ‘THE PROPOSED OOMMIGHIONERS OF MARKETS. oc 2; . files and correspondence: There.are to be | "008.8 March 3, without regard\ anything the Em ede sa Reha ie dear the ‘now them peror Maximilian ‘choose to do. ‘Mr. Jay made a few opening remarks, ‘referring to Admiral was taken from his corvette “an: The now dill, noticed: yesterday by Mr. J. V. Gridley, | “Resolved, That our Senators in ‘be Instructed, thtee grand divisions, classed as the depart- — ome of the earlier speeches of President Johnson, and } Smployed in the Marine Ober Commando (the Austrian: | of New York, in relation vo a new market commission, aad our Reproseniativen in Congress te requested, to ust ments of the North, East and West, embracing THE EASTERN QUESTION. Introducing Rev. Dr. Beliows. wh he eocompanied he ‘Archduke } Was intoduced by that gentleman to-day... It provides of the Tariff piper araling ection. the entire Mexican "That. of the RR REMARKS BY REV. DR BELLOWS Maximilian, ipetor of Mexico, on his voyage to | for the appintment of five commissioners by the Gov, it ‘these be, Megiegens North in to be aoraenamien of Mejia, Serious Aspect of Affain ta Servia, Gn the'partof the League Rev. Dr. Bellows received | Brazil. Ia 1861 he atatned the full rank of Captain of | grnor and Senate, to hold office reapectivaly as fllows'— | alors aud spreaentatives In Congress from this State tha\ of the Kast under the notorious Marq Lompox, Jan. 2, 1867. booing Peg aes csvigesovgt pbk Sere Syise pointed to command the Austrian squadron in the Adri. | One for one year, one for two years, one for three years, ‘Teeipeaetn age sae Jal on the td the rate: with uaa ae WARES ehamporatt the Vest” | , Despatches from the continent amounoo that matiers | Teeponded with ov. Starr King, ‘who. ad expressed to | witha Mediteranean, The war with, Denmark fave | one for four years, and one tor five years, and the term of} | yz. wrnamn called from tho table. tho ‘evofetion ratte in Servia are assuming a threatening aspect, him a high opinion of Judge. | He visited the ho oe of Heligoland, a repulse for the Aus- | 00 thereafter for each commissioner shall be five years. | fying the constitutional amendment, which was lost A fourth department, embracing Campeche, oe cher pion and teen os phomer bel wee triaus and a trismph for the nevertheless | After their appointment the commissioners shall meet Me’ Om SP tied the talibatag::-? Yucaian, and Chiapas, will be governed milt- THE FEWIAN MO\EMENT. Kling exing. sgtnwe the United "sale Teac Ae stton Se cul‘prontis Soin tenet | 2° Ovum Cerf sad determine by Int thar | Te Macias cote nails are of 0 Date, oem tarily .by the officer of highest rank com- pei ot APN AEE GL , whose duty {t was to adjust certain claims in the ining ‘Admiral, and was rewarded by the Emperor Francia rms of office, ly after organize by (ewbeale of atvi Mes Sporty genera: to fea trie. aoc manding in Yucatan. Thus, with force of | Fresh Arrestaof Stephoas’ Mente ee Sada teenibeniey Gold’ sate tai tive’ ded niet? pate heen rene et air cman tes oat p ener us omoneae 3 sp we oe SLT ihe shaiins Sonbeelo etsonorsupaihienelte aS, - | order ‘s constantly th th e . only forty thousand Mexicans, which» Max- |! a1. syepected peraona were arrobd here ast night by | most airoclous disneapesttUlana ibelican abuse of pave | yitPAtuary, 1805, Admiral Togethow war placed 19 | ruows:—President $5,000 per annua, Treasurer $8,000,:] {v"ay efert made by oppressed people to cat of he shackles imilian is compelled to concentrate around the | the police. [ed aggre rasa Simao seme Hoan ts and bik great a viotory iO $ Lise; during g tho Anvarthaor tor the three other commissioners $2,500 each, and the,| sich direstion. out Senaiors and Representatives in Con, f Among these gentlemen Eu : Bsa the pre- capital and in the valley of Mexico, to protect:| They came to this city from Liverpool, at'which port’! whom his friend had refered." He well remembered | paval commander. It will be remembered that the | (rw, B® Oxeeeding $3,500 perannum. The trea} yositiaus mapped out by Hon, N. P. Banks a hie elaborate 0 they arrived a few days ago fronAmerica. It is sup- | how hoe had boldly confronted some of his accusers, one | ‘7; fleet, sting of twenty-thi seis, in. | Surer shall give bonds in the sum ‘of $10,000 for the | Teport to the last national Legislature. the road. to Vera Cruz, in order to. keep open | they ey ees ta | of whom had singe become = distingaisbed ot Liahian, oot, copalating rrente-teren-wenswensnis, in: | Or pei lp witthare | TH lie over ender tie rate communication with the gulf coast, it is -pro- ter, as it were, aud in the presence of a large multi- ‘of Lissa, On this inf ion, | complete control over the markets and market rty, COMMITEEA ON ELECTIONS, o S It pr ¢ | that counery, tude. He there respected his moral courage, and to eee eae ot atte wen thea ou tourd tha inemolad | to-sell, purchasa, erect or pull down as they mar Tic; | The SPRAKKK annownoed the following standing: coo» posed lo “ preserve order” over an extent‘o! man on’ the Pacific coast left on mind | frigate Archduke im the harbor of Pola, n- they: will bave power to employ as many clerks and ai | Mitte on Privileges and. Elections:—Mossrs. Chamber- A an impression of wiote su integrity of 4 hat # fy lain, Hiscock, Hoffman, W. 8, Clarke and Creamer. commis. pamreing sence. mt. dndey ot SPAIN a a Bn Br Nr Ed Bp pp pr bt Hote Sera i CLOT MENTS, . YOUNGLove moved, if the Senate concur; that the sixteen thousand square leagues, or say one heart, He m ao said to have been gunboats, and put ‘out tosea. Although greatly inferior | Gansevoort property, and will be authorized to build new 1B scl Grats wai ae hasitadentag saproes to mia The Case of the Tirnade. admitted into the ree several times—(laughter) ; num! \ians, he promptly attacked Admiral | markets to any oxtent they think the puDlic inter- sabia lea hataa sacl Cua RNAI Loxpay, in Minnesota, Nevada and Tennessee, He returned Ponnaire geek. Kasservaricecenstaeeae gained a de- cet reauiren.” Moneys derived from the sale of ‘any mar ie Cen Myo a Et introduced into | cidea victory, sinking the Rd d’Italia, and blowing up | ket property shall be ted with the New York Lite |, The Clank announced the following appointtmontas the interesting fact thet Mor. | Insurauce and Trust Company. to be usod for tho pur. ear ee gs SE I ge . Semanal for- | din!, the commander of the ill-tated Ré d'Italia, was a | chase of other property or for the benefit of the sinking cae a as — Ripert - Bi oeuen levy he Dro school-feliow aud intimate friend of Tegothoff, ‘Mordini | fund of the is, Section seventeen provides that | Clerk. Edward M. Johnson, sec Uas ane ths Ot With such heavy duties as they shall have to | yn, cass of the ship Tornado, Anjos OR ays to our own feast after “Nevada perform, Maximilian’s men ought to strike for | catiao during last October, upon acharge of attempted | good fortune of ‘Tenmessee, determined to cast b higher wages. The imperial plan illustrates | blockade breaking, bas’ been upit the Spanish Court of | (umes with that State, had emi win. Bi En, abandoning his profession wyer, had ustrian navy order to serve under | the Com neil aball fro gecictant; Win. Brocne, the blessedness of hope and the courage of | Admiralty aad the seizure contirme there an extensive iron works, (2a.tas tae ath of Eb meget een und cnonsenton ine ofthantied tonite the ‘comminioer, crea yan im paved lowing additonal ansstanta:—P. F Kader. W. W, Bioe sdespair. Poor Max! What a happy New An lron-Clad Fleet forthe Pacific. cxoept, smog te Carmans, Aiding that he orell nat | oarce is victory at Tamm the rank of Vico Admiral, the $1,000 000, and not fo Bea mote th ween percent | Fon Andrews, and’ George i Pierce, Five of tne Year there is in store for him! Mpa, Jan, 2, 1967. , | Observe the national annivermary among Americans he | highest in the Tostrian navy, was conferred gpa and redeemable, in twenty yesrs; that the | Polntses are adion of nee epeg at It o'elock. The Spanish government have deided to send a fleet poveyicet Sed gece iy aad leepaationt et tar felhot. "Posten hie ank, gs 50 Knight oth Order jMgror Sed Ommion Cound sail Base, power to fx the et Avoraar axp 4 Laroer Decision Expscrep | % four iron-ciads to the Pacific. ite by s score of intomaated soldiers, and displayed | Oran’ eae Order of the | public or private sale, the moneys realized tobe Court of Appeals Uniendar. PEC! Order of the Crown, the Manoveriaa pul private salo, v8 ey su Senda Odes Eb eke is, conrage by heidiy confronting them And s6 She Geelphs, and the ‘order'of the Rose of, Brazils. | deposited with the New York Life Insurance and Trust Aunayy, Jan. 3, 1867, FROM THE .—It appears Arrest of the DukeSerrano. peril of own life savi: gloating sy: iy sae He is also a Grand ‘of the Imperial Mexican Order | Company upon i and drawn for the expenses of In the Court of Appeals the day calendar for to-mor generally understood in Washington that the Navn, Jan. 3, 1867, | aD. This the peblle sentiment {m thas tocality | of Guadaloupe, and bas been honored with the Ottoman | the commismoo. For payment of the interest of | row comprises cases Nos. 14, 16, 16%, 17, 18%, , 9 order of | °0.% deares that the importance of encouraging | Order of the idieb of the third and fourth classes. ‘New York Board of Bupervieors will be | 21, 22, 225, 22%, 23, 24, 25, 27, test case, im an appeal from United States Lise mahal aN i ca a able aad was te, a, inko thet repies ant secre ‘Wis ABPRARANOR. authorized to raise a caftcient um by texan roel wad Hei tund eoeedealtheanlies District Judge Busteed, of Alabama, as to only hope ofa true reoaurtruction. (Appit uaa} a retract ie arent senculee ta tore’”' Eis | ve, percent ot the whole sock, such. gum to be paid lo MARINE DISASTERS. whether Alabama is or is nota Statein the| , pny & oe fear A i ig ad face bears a striking resemblance in wany respects to | the Comptroller, whe will provide for the payment of + Union, will shortly be decided by the United taper inca! scton of ously, and had tone bere te States Supreme Court in the affirmative, and ae ony ene eae ‘Rating coud ‘The that decision will upset the theory that = be dono for the South by mere political tactics, two An extraordinary session of the Jeicherath, to be com: | sections were pea Ee different—the North recogniz- 4 |. | porters ‘ho understand tho ropes thoroughi; Congress, from the rebellion and its conse- posed of the newly elected membey embracing the non- tg and enjoying the benefits of free speech, press and Poe re feaptnymene yn inonpposf rl oe yas DOARD or VOPR Tinos z Paige sages: ip 784 ese er age = quences, has the right to reconstruct the late | qungarian provinces, is convoked y patent, for the pur- and the latter being in a state of semi-beathen | tonant ‘and mingles courtesy with an off hand, | Nelson J. Waterbury is here manipulating several of | Boston, with « cargo of salt, went © ole a aa v and barbaric ignorance. There was « growing apatby i | satior like affabllity which at once eltracts the listener, | the New York roform measures, and many of them are | on the 27th ult, on the south side of the Island of rebel States as Territories, These questions will | pos of considering the constitutpa and condition of | the North toward the South which resulted ‘the | His manner is quick and nervous, and every word and | attributed to his brain. The Assemblymen who | Neyhawina, Buzzard Bay, and broke in two The then recur, in theevent of such @ décision: Has | Hungary. fact that tbe commercial and material ty of the | action shows ‘and com! Hoe spoke in the | give notice of the Waterbury schemes are 80 | captain and a colored seaman suqceeded in gottine fecur, e one is independent of the other, the war having made | warmest terms of the ocean yacht race, aad the pluck of | well that they are induced to present the measures with- | hut the reat of the crew, seven in number, ay Sue co Congress any power over the late rebel States, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. new channels for Norther trade and enterprise. Yet | tne gallant pacutinen that braved the porlls of the Atlan. | out even so much as knowing what they are all about. | Jrour bodies bad been’ recovered and buried oa tha has net a State the right to rebel against the & propor regard should be entertained for the welfare of | tc ig midwit He will visit some of the Principal It is this way with the bills noticed for the abolition of | isiand. The ‘and frigging drifted ashore, but the or a rig! rebel ag: #0 millions, and fen Sg th» colored recs of intereet im the city to-day in company with the Board of Supervisors and for the reorganization of | remainder of the veasel went to pieces, Union and to go out when it pleases, and stay ‘The London Move! Market. ther Merl positon mtn akeno te Sovtn eu. | Panny extent rane departure ct | ok departments ip genera, Owen Murphy Is the. out ut it pleases, or to come back whem it | j.sssod oaeo ia felt in tio mou maton | sobools soe every way bringing. f uhat atate of | AMmINS getsonstration mede to toaity tie admiration of | of tbe Board of Supervisors; bat Waterbury is the man pm ae yeep Meat ee re pleases? Under an affirmative view of the sub- The following are the closing quesdions for Be WING 2 Co ce Shams, pave: the American eerie pom =e aa Ligh CRA ee oe aod Two Die of Deliciant After haan mee ject, and with the prospect of a decision from Gilied tithes ited ereustan sie o aantal Raton yes oa ie aie tee vie ieee rt ead abkdaidans Some days ago Tedvised you of the latention of some | cned—Nix Base Without Feed or Water. tho court as it stands, substantially pronounc- | Illinois Central shares... #35 | Tin cioa tie oabey’ as which tate there were net POLITICS IM OHIO. Saas nauret teem creationor aboard | Particulars regarding the ill-fated sohooser K, i Consots are quiet at 90%; for shake). six Union men in tbe ‘habit of co-operating with each fe cpr and also perform the Senator | D7*rwaf Which casual moution merely was mate throagte dag tho. war. p Seibare, the rut Ceaty, Bee caving sma, Jan. 3—Noon. | | other, they defending themselves tudependeatly at | Probable Change ef Have Among Obie Domes | Ciion of the Twelfth notice of a bill of | the Atiansic cable, have come to had. The Dyer ssile@ upon Congress is a reconstruction of this court. A aa quotation for United States tive-twenties vast "ime, baencin gg nd a OTe face crats on the Negro yore pte fhe Kind to-day : ba in embryo, and will not be from Georgetown, C., om October 10, for Richmosd, AMUSEMENTS a rence ae tet edie—mitag |e, ea ta ie ae tee came at ah) Menten 6 Sate ear TR a we jaa Sty mee SR a a 4 ' y a fe Consols closed at 904 for money. thande' of rebele' tat his Wie waa! ip peril, and thee. | nated for Governor. A. of front on the negro ene pana taes Xf oarg Baltimore, which refused nr ray; | he Wasdnven out from his home But I underwiend | su ‘question is under consideration. pealed. It does not new crew of the Misori_Mary Stuare in Breeklya. Lnited Stee, five-twentres. + | the facta are these, Ido not know that it is # fact that | have the several democratic county cou- | members, and a and doa meso Tue Queen of Tragedy has repeaiediy achieved in | Illinois Contral shares. % | he held correspondence with the rebels and fatied to get | ventions in favor of submitting the suffrage coutroversy | agreeable system of cheap and abundance of ee 3 ‘Brookiva the success which has always greevea her in | #** Railway shares,. 46% | the piace that he wished and then came Notth to | to the people for decision at the polis. All democratic is to be made. the At scm ‘The Liverpee! Cotta Market. fetain Dis seat in the Onited States Senate I don't | papers’ia-Obio unite "in deprecating aay Curther en- | Eenate, Grat off ‘ork. The appreciative playgoers of the City of Lavenron, Jan 2—E' Know that this is a fact. Idon’t assert it; but there are | tangling alliances. THE work! ioe Gos Churches, usually somewhat reserved in favoring with Cotton has been in brisk deman{ at an advance. Mid- | men in Tennessee who will assert it, and who declare an dis ach aie’ See ain be Mr. Joho J. Bia: protection of working sheored off withow? ‘their presence local representations, bave jong since Sai hr ee peraorg oa eth OF A CAUCUS OF REPUBLICANS OF THE MAINE LEGISLATURE. women in New York is one ibe prohe ~~) ‘paid nomage to the genius of the great tragédienne, and Lrvapoot, Jan, 8—Noon. | there to remain al their homes and defend them, and ivousra, Me., Jan. 8, 1867. | with their avedle for other —— en no occasion has Madame Ristori had cause to regret | The cotton market opens firm and with then afterwarda stealthily went himself and famiiy | Caucus nominations were made as follows ‘even. | things, that “no levy and = @ lack of the applause ever wrested from more metro- | prices. The ales to-aay will reach 12,000 bales. tm” & comfortable safely to mot inter- | ing dy the republican mem! pagoesere:—~ pony epson me oe recov- ts F Tord, Why net Snperiad Agvigt. a0 9, heeere, Seety of Ephraim Fiiat, of 5 At- || ered ineny of. the ‘New | captain, and Wickinson, seaman, were polices spectators. Last evening Mary Stuart wan given Levanrent, Jan. 3 rvening 49 | on the Cumberland mountsins somo two miles from the | torney General, Wiliam P. of 3 Adja-'| ‘York for work, labor by 2 | fom the wreck delirious; the latter died the aext <p at the Academy of Music to an, sssomblage comprinng.| , Cotton has been active and sdes mounted road where they passed were bunting be heard their | tant General, ‘Joba I. Bangor; female where euch amount does not exceed the sum of | (23d), andthe ee the fair and tollets for which Brook. | "Mes the market clesiAg arm st 8X1 Per guns!" ( J alter that— Re. Carke, of for Swamy ave Geena’ cane feoend officer wom. anf sapuiderst ‘ Livorpec! Bronastuffe Market. Ap nae warn eed re ae en pbn Hapa iermck, Marsa 000; ‘A SHOT AT TH POUIOE sURTCes. were safely 1ya. audiences are noted. The play of Mary Staart contains Livaaroo, fan. ing. | yhe subject. Second, dimrict . Randall, of Brunswick; | or. Blauyelt's bill to-day in relation to police justices | veenber. mone 0! the powerful elements combined in many trage- juts is The stock of ‘Saperel Ragen gontional, caging, teak Saheaee Aid 2c | ind district, G. , of Bath; Fourth district, of Now York ts lo call foran investigation regardiog the dies oC Ristori’s répertoive. The character of the Queen | Wheat on hand is much below that o(last year. sympathise with the sufferings of his family, that his A. , of Redfield; Fifth district, Everell tion of ‘obtained ag fines in the minor orim- at Petts! r ‘The Manchester TradeRepert money was in Tennessee bonds and ‘so that no | W. A district, Hiram Rug- | inal courts of the city. The bill will be likely to create To te pootical to @ bigh degree, and the ren dering , 1867, one could Gnd or destroy them. His less of property was | gies, of Carmel; Seventh district, Aaron P. Emerson, of | a stir in your city, and if passed may lead tosome rich | 4 474 woke out to-night im the furnishing w of the tragédienne, wherein predominate the womanly tothe of bis emancipated slaves and the occupation developments. ” se Meee vate ts estignated at then the quecnty. ualip of Mary. Stuart, cofiena |: 9:7 ee mere ewe Goute and parte lene suther quiet |r hig a0 a hospital. There were two Union news ‘TSR VEMIANS ANDTHE NKOPRALIEY Laws. Ww. Martti Ee: Mandey. Gem and, eaten the ratuar harsh outlines of the historian’s imaing Rey pemeeeel geod Dapers in, Memphis during the war againat host of rebel CLEVELAND BOARD OF TRADE. Colouel Dente F. ne oF the Fenian prisoners, | $1%:000, fully covered by iancraacn, hearts, We pom (ee the sovereiga " 3—Evening. Tennesse at first antl! the Metropolitan Police bill was Curren ano, Jan. 3, 1967. Pr ron ina" necomty fr dauearence ia Nal Mipsis x ot Par saget when ive real we touder love of the wotman’ Heaned | Petelenth Yoday cloed Grex wt Ld 1 Pateed and eloral veard of commlanoners ends eye! |.” Tie Board of Trade to-day peared» resattion recom. | The Uaiied State a otc: ings moraine call; fe a a ‘one beer aconerarrr. ene of Northern men These checked the Horrible | adopted the country on the lat of March, | Seo sind ioadi or ; my Dandeerehiet wee rrtah "eciousione were them a have most appre- MARINE INTELLIGRICE. mostly iema Brownlow's Why and the ee ie he ‘cane ecebreltepne 7 yomeee oe hea the a and be. Tropa: of? Faia NIGHT BOO! ho CRREUS tas Sc calle uped the gaineat potabs ef 8g oribanas sau | yes wna Teens Post bave been the caly Of progress,» ‘Tue Board also taok action in the matter of the improve. to-day Mike atagh tan Venton eaters pice are ny may mp map Asem ne - rey par oy ee ne only Epes | poet oe ae the plan of the eto itded «ronan ator eoarbe SaMRES PIL 1 dain otages of the dramia, As in this oy, neither 2—Evening. | |, and in pan ie bg ee y, : oe pmr oA B caeh d 7 enres the worm of piles. oy mall Footy ee Sea intact es Lanpus 2 Ref igi; hye treo Say esctests tad a'yory tno wltoen ‘nucnay: wae weer ils et" wovey by the govtremens.tn et; oto Ot eae beabeiias baie f ie: onthe ate has alreay bea the This oven, peer oetegest } a] ‘atranchowateat chivsaeat of te eee eel nose aahcie te elle wl anaes te at the: pressat eu Metropolitan Bint, ned Md Seapsanen Brondeap, Now Works 0S TT r Ite tragedy, Tpamsantin of te thle charmer eamber ot the Eneiaare 0nd ‘members Ae ongrove err! Seen ort aed ve ar with nognes to io prone nage of eseiiiatiats we nds sett Coseaten Foak le Smeg 4 a a a usned. pion tahoe Hise cemescee arecne Cusr ,o euler ens Berar tee anya om oine | Monn Wate Hew SSE the oaly course was to. provide for Justion in the South! THE LOUISIANA F bs | | Seclieas eoraine spaseneeepy aaa tsérep Bnteholer's Hatp Dye. — Bom, to. ste At this theatre ‘Tom Taylor’s comedy, Victims. in ora Stipe toon mamaae co exe remaimnnted OF De, BO. Naw Oninawe, Jan. 3, 1967. may possibiy become grafted on the law of the State. cs. ‘vaowry. 8 Garelay sive. which Mr. Owens, a8 Butterby, is immense, bas been lows, (Applause.) or Prahe afere oreimernn ph | Taney Vos hr Se pag enjoying a very agreeable run before numerous assem. Saniagey er new wonte, freeumen their former masters are gradually com! NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. binges, and last evening the audience was very large. le SO Siren unbdes werent segetbes sania; Sie, Bisel bane Dee ee eet pry ‘ This week, however, will end the run of Viewms, and but had ee wv sasame, Jan. 8 Soat, || st PeRRSe Setarapinees, Sater tte, '- 3 at Mores, oon the successful burletta, Chloroform, both of which ‘year. "When he first went to Kaoxville the question on _ Srcaeetaren! and Fervor Gates, a 7 — will bo with¢rawn after Saturday evening's performance to whether the negro should have ight to tentify ‘A SCHOONER BROUGHT hog’) geal TO SHOW HER ators Plertes, Lent, Thomas Merpe: vf Dr. Von a 1m order to give the star comedian an opportunity to dis. {fn the courte was up and 10 bis surprise the loyal rect. COLORS. nell appeared in their seats for the first time to-day. nem sitter Pores, Sottetn the Neadge Diay bin ability at the interpretation of the most difficult so Rateeiwece mere conan SG Oe. anon. Ricawonn, Jan. 3, 1867. ‘THE COMMTTTUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Uaioe 251 Firth avenue, corner Twenty-clabeh roles 1 the of the comedy line. Mr, Owens itt & ‘It was finally adoptel, negro witnesses i. ‘The schooner Pauline, from New Orleans for Pensa- ‘The Senate immediately proceeded to the consideration jt . the peasy sabe-ve teogacod new fen sit Menihece mere, Tate = | coin, wan recently fired at from Port Morgan for seglect- | of the constitutional amendment, Dr. Vou Eleenbors Cures all Bigoasen of Dre Cee hbo ln a Sy cares pea athe | Seer ce tecmei ees | “gt wees ing | Sak Fae eos ea his own to the beaten’ of con His ago, Nort civilization Norshern lozuty were 8d Caan Geant, Gat eset se Speers y Mlerence, Ri; SENS dEkF the MACRINEA, sitersatad penton” ae x ‘The ote ‘State had MURDER IN . p< avy, " . 205 Deosdway. New York. , how. ‘very yreatiy on. gapeaRt of tbole poltion! svat. —_— Mr.’ Warre, (rep.) of Onondaga, that while he ——— aoiy te menere My monte, bat many of her were not educated Fei, Eat? | News has Been revolved hereof the assamitation, of | Would cheerfully vote’ for the ratification of the amend- Big sone Hone eatin R bh ny A Mr. Owens ap- day, Tine septs (ueetiee vt wee weet went Captain James A. King, lace of the regular army, on his | ment, yet if a eufficient number of States do not accept most ats lew Pg edb nn path nd at Law; on Wednesday hte ty to that point? Terinésnee was | plantation néar Greenville, Miss. No clue to the per- | i, he did not wish to be understood by his vote now as ai nees ve new comedy The Vi on 38 (lesen paoerh ene everywhere t out the | theirs now, and ‘the’ loyal |. were counting | petrator. by ing. Address 0, G. Olark & o., Sew Coua, Paul Pry, and 08 and the Kingdom ewan the topie of convaratiog The truth ih veh: there: wets Rep, fall tate binding himeslf not to ask for more. He pledged him. nat Sree in this city for season, as Solon | is, the daring spirit which was willing to the diss the buns of the Teves D Maary Tat pant One, Dhingte Tadian. comfort and perils of a winter ‘apn the storm- | which case Stone Cameo, , e., be. for sale ongnaee feat of oceane the fine soamanskip viich was evinced In the first ALLEN, (16 Broadway, one door below New York Theatre. Sacre naas aloe ee eS, eae tere Wd eat ms —————_$___ Condritton still holds the stage at this theatre and Gon. | COUree ne coedition ta, which thy came, we prose ey i i, Cornell, | \ GRO tes” Gabeceawan ee ek una Sm Bailes Ainnes to draw as large houses as during the earlier days Fok to the Needle, eat meta 10 Wao, beast of o | unportance that Gapete tere eats sey 4 : crow, , ne mphrep, i kant, ped ‘aod of ita representation. The piece, the: actors, the ballet | people to everyth! ocean pos | the State the State was secara “This was mm io OMLEANS RESPONDERCE. re & re ery thd (ud abiannenn eke tpectetes eataguntanapers rewes an abworbing and From the | as to predict the harvest when the sown. It OUR "WHEW GALEARS Con ay 0. Gr Cornell, H. O. Murphy end Suther- | 4 Lem de "9 Sauce Delicious with Soup, fo which the nation is referred to | would work the same in Tennessee , S Our Relations with France—Cotton—Tebaceo, "Fol sons, for the United Stara, aN been go fully criticized as to make any further com- tn thie country, Say aK the discus+ ‘The Northern OR oe New On.aatn, Deo, 27, 1866, ?ub Case OP s00en mare. 3) aqnate tor tae thént unnecessary. SuMice it to say thé piece in itself | ston, of such an the | tarif, s on ork ould be mo jevamered among them. | |. morning the have been romarking that | The argument in the case of Judge Smith, of Oneida mation, Now . 4oe#' vot Improve on acquaintance, but ite simple ab. | Tout suppose that its [4 Which combined all of these was neces. Le county, was postponed until Tuesday mext, at threo P.M. a ie afttitig surdity becomes moro apparent. The play realiy resoives |. Cblecte ite supreme — regard, that ite sary, and hat was “emigration, ‘When stream of | almost at the same time in Washington end at Paris the BILLS NOTIORD, , vegetable. Now CON Nr ftself (nto thie—one woman is hunting for hier Nenoerend, ase remtlet ninere sasking sproeucs, faemee wubeter: eens oot ney won wna, highest representatives of two governments pabliely ¢x- Mr, Grmsow—To entablish & metropolitan harbor dis- famieis, Riveken - and ail (he others are or ought to be ing for By board of and also to provide ‘onward in | pressed themselves as destrous of amicable international | {riet and » pov g Lgl a Tesy Pastor's Opera Mouse: manufactures to compete with Britis a bee Button, druggist, akan Ph te while in | even a visible, ‘al ‘There was: mn with | of All questions bear. ‘Wr Pansdxe—Ta repeat the law establishing the i ‘tie aioe ‘The grand Comic pantomime of Little Tom Tucker, the | the vital matter of oy tye Ty im the Btate ‘ahd’ there was s fine ry in connection an adjustment qui 3 kinda Ma Wal trond 8G Govt Latte Boy who Sang for Hid Sapper, Was given has Sete: fet, Rath te ‘enectings..cad 0) aesncles per ln barca ar) nb anaerdarn ing upoti the thtervention th Ihe affairs of Mexito. Bo By is, Kann or tap bation’ provectiot ot ty ‘ook ao 6 SS ee American powers, ia thetr competition Wi is cele. wnRtn Nee Dane, . AAD ORES, San sides, people are remarking how very cordial and similar a Neehtve seLtns Bie 3" iia i ing at this establish: with of thirty+ marine Power counteract ; sid iencllth, htl'tae ‘Wile "Wrew'minar woe fou. | peapeceee ses Morelos int importance | Sloral i Hse tc fo ae opal | om teh ade ofthe ALnto wore ne formal receptions pene Be Comsnis200, ston une ctf the Better | Ing Meena en Sie i people end ey 6 ven to) General: Dix. andy M. Tho, ereole ‘Of seamett im the port of New York. we Gems of Ould Erin, consisting of namerois Irish songs, tmanufacariog teresa \ : ¥ ‘ono, Pie high pleased at this slate of Fouam—To for, placing, record PEGE RE roany of thom original and new, are stil rendored aighty | Seanez snateme tut, t2e7 look = pope 9 Nontm spoke feel, 208.78 1 Seti vf ' bd idence of the title to in the RTE ts mracntal Hates Be is A i Es i ii i u ag : af £3 | Li i z 2 ? i ‘ i 8 5 of ir | applanded with close ip 4 fino atyie by Mr. Barry O'Neil, who, judging from the achievements of » nation afer which, a of & converse. coe ‘the 'repested éndores that he received; must be quite & Fang 3 Bye ey PT ed ‘Were made, when the meeting adjourned ne SS favorio among the b’hoys, r have conanted 0 remand 00 ae, thai oa doth sets oe nate thy TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. Charley White's Combination Traupe. ‘8 falness of sppreciation, which pothing cle we Fine i Brooxnrs.—Between twelve and one o'clock ree nek here The qeoat variety of novelties offered at this favorit» | C&M perform will call forth. So battie of late civil | this morning # Grebroke out ine frame building at No. ; seraas 10 be out (e cameo pisos of amusement, still attracts large andiences. | found an itopromein’ apon thet £0 PtO- | 111 Hudson avenue, by James Dougherty as a Last ovoning the original skétel eititied The Streeta of | mary dasieastion of the Aisbaroa Gy the Keurearge, and | datllery and liquor lors. Mr Dongliorty ‘wumtsins 0 oo Now York, waa given, with Charley White as McFadden, | 00 triumph of tue American loom, .80 product of the | jogs of about on which there is no insatince, The and failed aot to Keep the audience ins perfect roar | Sowa have eonsned vo duce uo. tenors Tren S| adjoining ‘Nos, 109 and 107, were alto consiter- of laughter from its commencement to ite termination. _ toandt 6 ae a a .