The New York Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1867, Page 6

~ oie on thew Didica, Otto Frerth, Jr., Jonn Keating, John THE COUTS. O'Brien, Mary Coopiigham, James Barnum,” John Davis, Terence O'Hriex, Henry Robinson, Courad < Sehwaraman, Wm. C Martin, Louls Wiegers, Beary Cook, Mary Yiekdix: THE LATE DANIEL DEVLIN. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COUAT. Whe Charge ‘Against Adolphe William Schwartz—The Law of Extradition. ‘ Before Commissioner White. "The case of Adolphe William Schwartz, who is charged ‘With having forged bills of exchange to the amount of 160,000 florins, at Grosswardeip, in Hungary, was called en yesterday for further hearing. At balf-past three o’clock it was stated to the Commis- stoner that the prisoner was sick, and could not on that ‘be present at the investigation, r, Larocque, who appeared for the prosecution, and ‘who was ascompanied by Ar. Charles ¥. de Loosey, the ‘Austrian Consul General, said, for bis part, he’ was Feady to proceed, as the absence of the prisoner made Action of the Municipal Authorities. THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN, A special meeting of the Beard of Aldermen was held yesterday afternoon at one o'clock, in reference to the demise of the late City Chamberlain, Mr. Daniel Devlin. In the absence of the President, Alderman Loew was chosen chairman, The official announcement of Mr. Deviin’s death was Seana Cie hake Wy te Honor the Mayor as Aiference. He would bave been quite satisfied with the Maron's 0 Fon. 3, 1888. Feadig of the threo drat depositions, but as the court in | To,rmx Hononast rte Comnow Counce ® ae Hungary proceoded on all the papers, he proposed to | , GENTLEMEN announce with sorrow the ; Devlin, Beq., Guy Chanberlain. Hi put them in evidence, lest it might be said he oe a fauthtat public og Pe 2, eR ‘out any ching that was favorable to the prisoner, fore be proposed to put all the papers in. Mr. Dittenhoefer objected to goon in the absence of the prisoner, who was entitied to see the witnesses ex- Public movements, extremely liberal in all public and Bulvate charities, a, sincere and devout worshipper in the hureh of which he was a member, and greatly honored and respected in all the relations of ilfe. The tuneral will ‘and croes.examined. take place on Monday morning, at nine o'clock, and I re- ee peer eee se gS office, stated spectfully recommend that your honorable body ‘will take that he had been to the prison and was told’ by the | sua'ghe smgtmsumamifess your respect for lis memory thatthe prisoner was sick in bed. ‘The fallor ‘abd etre nO OHN T MOF EM. Ny Mayor. asked the officer to go to the prisoner's room, which he 4id, and saw Schwartz in bed. There was a mustard plaster lying on the table and some tea and toast, Commissioner White said he woald not force Mr. La- Tooque to goon. Mr. jue said, under the cireumst that he id not like to go on, lest hereafter there might be any legal difficulty in the way. He thought the Commis- sioner and counsel might proceed to the jail in a carriage and {mish the reading of the depositions in the prisoner’s . Dittenhoefer—You may do thatas you like, I shall not go to the prison at all, The Commissioner said he thought a physician ought to be sent to seo the prisoner. He would adjourn the case ‘ull, Monday. Mr. Ditonboefer observed that he would probably ask another adjournment, as it was likely he should have witnesses to prove the innocence of the prisoner, Commissioner—Are the witnesses here ? Mr. Dittenhoefer—Some of them are here. Others may have to come from abroad. Mr. Larocque—I entirely dissent from the point taken by counsel for the prisoner that he can go into any such evideuce. The treaty with Austria provides for no such thing. My point is that the defendant cannot go into evidence at all here, 4 Mr. Dittenhoefer—I should like to see the law that de- Glares the defendant bas no right to rebut the charge Drought against hin. Mr. Larosque—There is nothing of that kind provided for in the treaty. The only question the Commissioner will bave to pass upon is whether there is reasonable and probable cause for sending back the prisoner on this Alderman Coman offered the following preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted :— ‘Whereas, The sad announcement of the death of our es- Werinin of the city of New ‘York, has boon iasde 10 the in of the C: lew Yor to the Board by: his Honor the Mayor, and ‘Whereas, In view of thie dispensation of an overrult ng Providence, which has forever removed from the companion- ship of men one #0 universally esteemed and admired for his many virtuog itis fitting) and proper that this Common Counclt should give expression to thelr profound sorrow for his death, and should in the archives of the city their mation of his character, in the hope of transmitting to posierity a record of his many good and noble qualities of ead and heart. Be it therefore Resolved, Thut in the death of Daniel Devlin, City berlain of the city of New York. the public lose efficient and faithful officer; our city one of Its most upright, honorable and public spirited citizens: society one of lta brightest ornaments: while to the immediate circle of hiv ace guaintances, particularly to his bereaved and) stricken ‘amily, his loss is an irreparable one; aud we hereby tender them, ‘in this their time of affliction, our sincere and heart. felt sympathy and condolence. He was a man of unbounded Devevolence, and bis loss will be severely felt by many of inaualy ‘connected, paructiarly with those charged with pro- con! wi owe charged wil ro viding and caring for the ebildren of. vicious or destitute Parents, and the reclamation of the unfortunate and, aban. joned. His loss is a public one: and, while we should bow in meek submission to this manifestation of the will of Him ‘who doeth all things well,”” we should al son it teaches and bear constantly in mind the dread admo- ‘in the midst of life we are in death,” an Knowoih when the tine cometh.” nad ved, ont of for the ‘memory of the d tiation Couns 3 a ly, with thelr staves of*office drapes it ura; Lj on Konday adc eng Sor "pt . on Monday, o n rt ‘The Commissioner observed that a question of this | solemnising the funeral rites and ceremonies, and tat the Kind bad never yet come before him in an extradition | fags De displayed at half-mast on all the public buildin matter. It was premature at to discuss it; but | Detonging Yo the cliy: aud the ‘masters of owners of the -af Weeame before him ta the course of the prosent abipping In the harbor and the owners or occupants of pub- Me and private buflding i in this city are requested also to display their flags at b: mast from sunrise until sunset on that day; and ta special committee of five members from Common Council be appointed to pei feat d Ht eateksia eet tment © de cout ~ eperes id Led bis judgment upon such a ‘Tho case was then adjourned till Monday. nei id of mM th W)ITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, BROSKLYN. anes inn Sete aon Sen ges ‘The Cirenssian Case Again. ener od Bootie ane Rot rchtswemna Bofore Judge Benedict. = ee ery the. f ia acy deceased. Resolved,’ That as a further mark of for the mem- ory of the } this Board do now adjourn, The Cyaan appointed Aldermen Coman, MeGinnie, O’Brien and Cushman a conimittee to act with the Board of Councilmen on the occasion of the funeral. Alderman Harpy moved that the next meeting of the Board ad apres on Thureday_ next, instead of Monday, as previo agreed wu wi was carried, the Board adjourned. ‘The Board of Councilmen. This Board met by special call yesterday afternoon, the President, Mr. Brinkman, presiding. The communication from the Mayor relative to the death of Daniel Devlin, together with the resolutions of ‘Mo application mede in this case by Marshal Murray, ef the Southern district, to remove the Circassian from ‘Ye custody of Marshal Dallon, of the Eastern District, ‘tame up yesterday afternoon before Judge Benedict for brespe 5 Oy argument. It is claimed by the Mar- sbal of the Southern district that his attachment of the ‘vessel took place two days prior to that of the Marshal of the Eastern District, and there is also a question of Jarisdictton as between the two. Several witnesses were examined and the arguments of counsel concluded. The decision in the case will be rendered on a future occa- SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, Important Test Case—Are ‘Certificates of Indebtedness” to be Deemed ** United States Securities.” and Mr. Stacom made a few remarks ealogistic of Mr. Deviin, after nich ve Beard nankuecaly con. FIRE INSURANCE. Mecting ef the Assembly Investigating Com- mitteo en Insurance—Yesterday’s Sessien— Adjournment ef the Committee. ‘The investigating committee which was appointed by ‘the Assembly to ascertain the causes of the recent e- structive fires in this city, and which has been pursuing ite Investigations at the Metropolitan Hotel during the last four days, held a nal seesion yesterday at the same and after . pone ap rea @ number of witnesses ad. -The first person examined was Mr. John Fitcb, who incendiarism; fm der childhood rather imbecile. In 183] she lost her mother, and in 1962 ber father died, leaving quite an estate at Manhattanville, including tbe premises in ques- tien, which consist-of two houses, one the family man- wien, a fine old house, with eight Corinthian columns, eemmanding a apiendid view of thé Hudson, and con- taining seventeen rooms, and tbe smailer house, contain- jo aoe of hose, engines and compliment of men wired. . Bonnell stated that he bad opposed the new fire — pe it was po Cpe ys Ses hnenee manner pam proved the paid ym; thor the fost war fu tu susenes of Joon men at the head; believed there was one mem- commission that ene was Mr. sing seven rooma. Her only relative, a brother, alter the | Where than in the city of New York; have seen com- “death of tbe father, commenced a piruition sul, and the atapienere oh its within a yanns! gio ormnndnd cous: a became her portion of the estate. She | termanding those of the Chief Engineer; have seen a im the larger house herself, and ren:ed theemaller | Commissioner at a fire under the influence of liquor; ~eue toa Mr. Bavard for $250 per year. In the eummer | have scena Commissioner on Broadway in oniforn in ot 1965 e greater gone to converse with Mr. ‘at Firemen’s’ Rowse and when asked when the Board = e sald be did not know, that the Commissioners were holding a political caucus inside; baad, yee searce now, especially on of Mr. Daniel in, formerly of this | under the old pee engin at prema; what gives the Sg, Be HE, TGS, She please wens Se Mr. Tieeae’S || inaprension of 20 fires now is the facility of giving house, at the requ: fondant, — = en 4 alarms; there were ¥o many firemen under the old sys- Cre te ding pedo yd 1Wo | tom that a number of fires were extinguished without Ihouses and seven full of four years and | gp alarm being rung. tree mouths, st_ tbe en uoes-inns inten eeieed ‘A model of a cotton warehouse was exbibited Zan for the-plainuft on Twenty-Gfth street, and at his Se ar ee ee ee pr Bein John T. Wilson stated that he was ten years in the paper | Volunteer Fire Department; was what is known as an tne ip ivf fire); _e ge ee phe eogednng of price, The piainti! compel employ the quick- laste a paper ter tne femoral they bare toe 1m the testimony or a oe aS John H. 1 4 ‘that it was the on); Teapeny ane, had te eappor ber pe oe ee the per month for her rooms, | feet: on the was $3 month more than she would receive ‘at present; , a Serkodent, without her board. Horace | Coldiion of ‘present EL D. Townsend, H. L. Carvalho and J. D. Ha- | ise of water wine rigs, Ms. and ru Casey and their daughter and | [<i thousand ; ‘were examined on herbehalf to prove her | warer closets of dealth and intellect, and numerous real es- sumption of con- tate brokers swore. thet the property and houses wore " hundred sworth st least Wo $1,800 per year, A book of | (lone; ow by, plaintifl and published, was iatro- | sponsible the same re- Sendans plodced witnesses to, prove that ie piesater | Sel ;, thought 0 was of rand miod, ands Commissioner of Deeds of A ‘be about ‘word for word to plasntiff, but BRR AL York uses fifty bs he dod not know. Mr. Deniel F. teatified what | § Porat a “usse bu with her po ES ay A of ‘at the bydi 4 to give, and various witnesses in ordinary: ply ae of Mr. Tiemann Ln dy] of the | which are ooo missed the complaint, hoot coma, remarking iat wonder Seagh he felt constrained vo sonmult, tho, plainti ot | Wee that New York, unWer,the he bound to should not have some ‘The calendar at this court yesterday was limited But ‘few caves of impotance were brought before the jastices, and these wore unmarked by any special feature. Petty ‘Tareenies and assault, as usual, formed the principal ‘arden of the business before the court, i i I might still be bas meters in all the retained i na it Michael MeGrath, « qu: of ALLEGED WHISKEY Fi b about thirty-six , Noedlores charge againat Andrew png — Kieaman and Jonn Weaver for injuries received while in | One Hundred Barrels Whiskey Sought to be ‘Qhe lager beer saloon of which ia proprietor. Obtained Under Alleged False Representa- From ig Soe the complainant it appearshe | ejens, friend, with she intention of taking gee crit S| Ts i well known that for some time past tho gorers when ‘about be extensively dofrauded b x . 4 to Saw mh Kieaman and | ment has been ively nh y a system of representation by parties who pretend to be the possess. ors of property, and who act as sureties for others who f f ‘TRE suitor, is means to withdraw large quantities of whis- ree Sealy ctl condi aged Indy, portly in form, the bonded warehouses on rodistiliation, A aa e Serer el 5 Joseph D. smuh, her ago a Mr. Harvey Loucke presented a bond at Ah mt oak on eceareee with f he Colieotor of sthe Thirty-second Internal ‘when she has received no support from bim. Revense distnet fer the witherawal of one hundred bar. have J. it, amount of ’. wes tbat the state. Rs ion to his od cases and made everybody frightened. It has been dis- covered since that it was not yellow fever but some other Kind that the five people had. The ship Joseph Ciark Was put at liberty on the 22d inst. by the Board of Health declaring that there was uo further danger; but the Gov- ernor of Callao was so frightened that he put her back again for another week in quarantine. The Board of Health have resigned in consequence. Callae bas always been unfortunate with her Governors, On the 23d the Chinamen laborers on the Chincha Islands got up a grand fight among themselves, which resulted in the setting fre to and burning up of more than haif of their houses and the killing and burning of some eight or ten of themselves, Exchange on England—Bankers’ bills, ninety days, 864d. : ships’ bills, sixty days, 37d. ; United States ships bills, 10 per cent discount. ————— DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY. The following vessels, fourteen in number, left New York yesterday for European and coastwise ports:— ‘The St. Laurent, of the Compagnie Générae Transat- lantique, for Brest and Havre, from pier 50 North river, at nine o’clock A, M., with one bundred and twenty-three first class passengers, a full cargo, of which threejhundred tons are intended tor the Paris Exposition, and $246,000 in specie, The Hermann, of the Bremen line, for Southampton and Bremen, from Hoboken, at half-past twelve o'clock P. M., with one hundred and forty-nine passengers, & full cargo of cotton, tobacco and lard, and specie to the amount of $221,016, The Valley City, for Washington, D. C., with a full cargo of general merchandise, from pier 15 East river. The Rebecea Clyde, for Wilmington, N. C., from pier 15 East river, with a few passengers and an assoried cargo. The South America, for Rio Janeiro, from pier 43 North river, at three P. M., with twenty-five cabin and two hundred and ten Hoatage passengers, and a light cargo of misc#llaneous freight. ¢ Eagle, for Havana, trom pier No. 4 North river, -at threo P. M, with twenty passengers and an assot cargo. ‘The San Jacinto, for Savannah, from pier 13 North river, with thirty-five passengers and a fair freight, chietly composed of dry goods, The Missouri, for New Orleans, from plier 46 North river, at three P, M., with twenty-seven passengers and ‘a full cargo of assorted freight. The George Washington, for New Orleans, from pier 9 North river, at three P. M., with thirty passengers and @ full general cargo. The Franconia, for Portland, from pier 38 East river, witb a small number of passengers and a full miscella- neous’ treight, The Fu Shuey, for New Orleans, from pier 13 North river, with cX@ passengers and a full assorted cargo. ‘The Hatteras, (OF. Norfolk and Richmond, from pier 37 CUBA. The steamer Manhattan, Captain Turner, from New Orieans on the 13th, via Havana on the 17th inst, arrived at this port yesterday. Mr. Webb, the purser, will please accept our thanks for the prompt delivery of our despatches and files. QUA HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Soundings—More Shinplasters— ‘ocon Trade—Commercial, &c. Havana, Feb, 17, 1867. Woe have official accounts from St Thomas to the effect that the cholera had completely disappeared from that island. The yellow fever and smallpox were rapidly diminishing. The American schooner Louisa A. Johnson, loaded with materials of war for tho Spanish government, arrived from New York on the 13th inst,, after a passage of twenty-one days; as if the elemenis were opposed to 80 much of Mr, Seward’s notions of neutrality. ‘The United States steamship Corwin, from Key West, arrived here on the 15th inst, This is the vessel that has effected the soundings preparatory to the laying of the cable between Florida and Cuba, It is said that the communication by the submarine telegraph will be ready for the period spoken of; but I learn from more reliable sources that the laying of the cable will not commence till May, nor be finished till November next, It appears from the soundings taken that the maximum depth found was 5,100 feet, and that a mountain had been encountered near midway at the depth of 2,200 feet, Wednesday next is the day fixed for sounding the beach and shore, and to determine upon the precise spot where the cable is to be established. The United States steamer Winooski, last from Car- denas, returned to this port on the 15th inst. The French steamer of War Roland, Commandant de Verneuil, from Martinique and Nuevites, arrived here on the 14th inst. Ex-Confederate General Robert Toontbs, whe recently returned from England, intends to leave by the first steamer for New Urieans, Captain Robert 18. Scott, who was for a long time in-charge of the Harriet Lano and the Pelican, having nothing further to do with noe vessels, has, Iam told, accepted of an offer on bel of the Spanish government, and sailed on the 15th inst, in the mail steamer for Cadiz, taking with him the most satisfactory, unsolicited and respectable testimonials which even his elevated character could have aspired to. The object of Count Metternich’s here is not known. 1 understand that he indends to pay a visit to with twelve passengers and a full New Orle £ roceed to Spain, Forth rivers at nol Muandise. The lot OF Havana gs wn pfarther | The El Cid, for Newb, N. C., from pier 12 North issue o! k notes into circu! to the exient of th six passengers and river, at halfspast twelve P, wt wi a fall cargo assort it. ‘The 08a, {or Charleston, gC, from pier 14 East river, with fifveen mngers and § full general cargo, ‘Tho specie taken out amounted to $507,916, Gon two steamers, as will be seen, left for Europe The Chicago, City of Washington, Hel Hibernia, ant the steamer of the Hamburg line, all of which were to have sailed esterday, were detained at their piers by ygason Of Hhelr peepee dik owing to the prevalénce o: sto. ™& . Usle ness coastwise shows a slight improvement over thas .. last week, $800,000. The notes of the bank are oply admitted in nt of 1 to 144 per cent; irectors act with great caution in thoir issues the fiotes will be further depreciated, as the people nave an extraordinary aversion to all kinds of “shisplasters,” All the remittances the bank is likely to receive of gold from abroad will only palliate © Rotual situation, as it is calculated that it would require not far from twenty millions of dollars, before “ matters in general’ returned to a condition to inspire unlimited confidence in the affairs of this island. The people see clearly that the home government is bent upon inundating the country with paper, and they continue to send thelr surplus funds away for invest- ment elsewhere. We have only to look to the course of exchange on London. Here we are commencing in ipping season for Europe, and is firmly sustained at 14% to 18 Lovistana Satt.—The American Bureau of Mines of this city has just made a report of great scientific inte- reat relative to an enormous deposit of rock salt on Petit Anso Inlet, Louisiana. One hundred and forty-four acres have been proved to be underlaid by massive rock salt, the limits of which, as to thickness, have not been reached, pits having been sunk in it toa depth of forty feet from the top of the salt without showing signs of approaching the floor. These deposits are about to be worked by the Louisiana Rock Salt Company, organized for the purpose, and the results promise to bring about arevolution in the salt trade of this country. At present our prineipal salt works are at Syracuse, where salt is premium. The official gazette of Porto Rico contains a copy of a Yoyal order from Spain, dated the 27th of December last, directed to the President of the High Court of Justice at Porto Rico, relative to an application of the United States Congul at St. John’s to aliow the Vice Consul at wreck of the brigs Castor John W. Wilson, which | made by evaporation, and at Saginaw, Michigan. But application 1 founded on a royal order of July, 1804. | most of toe malt consumed in the United States is im- ae sposers sihas ioe coven eperores, of the eeoiaies rted from Liverpool and Turks eres A promising 4 Bigeye ie Pel is eal i ety a therefore awaits this enterprise ly con- ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LL te Leadon or Brest $110, $78, $90 currency. = Excursion tickets at reduced rates, available for six months, CELUA, Captaln Gleadell. from New York March 9. NY nrenk -~ from New ne ably ina very few hence. of the| WM. Seova over ive cote tee i very uaterals thegormer is | AEALANTA, Caplin Pinkham, frm Now, Yor Ay @ permanent plant and the latter 1@ land | The British’ tron steamship CELLA ill cave pler No. 8 ae is very favorable to the development of Yorts siver er London callipg. at Brest, on Saturday, ‘The late rains have been highly propitious to the cane | _ Until furttrer notice all the steamers of thia line will call robabi ‘exceed | at B ‘lend passeny Bi 4 tickets Sepang tr ete ee sgt ig sold torough by fall to Paris at 30 per cont less than regular ‘Two enterprising Catalans, having an establishment in | ™} ill be and through Baracoa for the manufacture of ole and other products Haves hotwerp. Rotterdam ‘Kendterdam and Deskin ny obtained from the cocoa nut tree, intend to send samples mane, to CHAR. A. WHITNEY, 26 Broadway. to the Paris Exhibition. They have made a very lucra- at Oe ene ere OTNW. tive trade out of abis:busiaess, and it is only surprising a ALL, Agents. ee aan tee enone eee TTB, ONLY AMERICAN LINE 70 ENGLAND AND rpervonane yen nates as ‘The New York and Havre Steamship Company wil wi lew. apd Havre ron orth aia ana loon, caetniennananan ae the New. York Mall Stesmekip Company's steamers nce Rot yet arri Se ye —_ —- prob- aM ct the United Misseaippt and) Merrimack, 69 lave ‘alla, from ‘orth river at moon, lowing dare al Pat Falmo uth: holders of sugar eontinue firm, and the price for the | ARA' jadsden..Saturday, Feb, 16, lower gradee'e aro fully sustained. The market closed | MUSSISs! Saturday, March 2 yesterday with more animation than the previous week. LTO! Gasarday, March ¥ FA NY the very lowest quotations are in proportion to 8% rs. for No, 12, There 18 no variation in molasses; red is re 30, Saturday, Abril 3, 187 ry MI held at 4% rs. and Muscovado 53 to 6% ra. Fretzhts to rend every, fourteen days thereafter. Europe are frm at £2 7a. 64, tv £2.10, with a tendency PRICES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD, y je-observe moré firmness also to the Unied | FIRST, CLASS States, and conti scarce for the season. The " eaakaeiene quotations are $1 50a $1 75 per box, $6 500 $6 pe Mm get Err eesd with an additional Soemeerite ates ° Pa for sugar eoast companies W! respon: specie or valn- Tn exclean although the demand was not equal to | ables unless bills of lading, having the value expressed, are that of the previous week, the transactions for the een ig rey. hee, igh mail sustained the raves on Europe. London 14} a Son 0 SOMSHOGK. for N.Y and HB. 8. Co 15 prem., and Paris 1% ® 2 prem. The inquiry for For turther in! wo United states currency was, on the wi moderate, J. COMSTOCK, Agent, New York, sixty days, varying from 22a 25 discount. No. 7 way. JAMES A. WOTSON, Havre, General Agent in Europe. “ATIONAL STEAM niumied) COMPANY. MERS WEEKLY I POOL, aS The last sales closed at 23 per cont. PERU. CALIANG ieee NHEENETIA, Thompson, § braary 28, OUR LIMA CORRESPONDENCE. NAYLVANIA, ew Raturday, March “A Draft @rdevod_ Tho Naval Coart Martial BOLAND, ora, saturday, Marek ie Probab! ecision Against Tuacker—Rumors , DBs Sat — of an Armistice—Signs ot War with Brasil, HE QUBEN, Grogan, Wauray, March Mog ken to Liverpool of Q $50"in cur. Lua, Jan, 28, 1967. The army at present consists of only eight thousand men, and ae Prado does not feel secure with so few, he has issued @ decree that the governors of each province shall make out a militia list, and proceed to draft from the single men between the ages of eighteen and forty. ‘Whether the new soldiers taken by force will be any ‘more contemted than the old volanteers, remains to be rency. Steerage ‘kets, to bring parties from Liverpool or, Queenstown, fr $2 In crvpn. : at low fates.® aap. a obs acta me 4 yo company, 57 Eroadway. "And for steerage tickets at the Office of the com- pany, 27 Broadway and 276 Pept ‘geen TEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL, Calling at to land — » Og 8. RDAY. 8. certificates from those “Foe ‘also forwarded to etabure: Havre, Antwerp, ‘The court martial of the officers of the navy whe re. fused to serve under the ex-confederate Admiral Tucker, ja under way, end the feeling seems to be decidedly in favor of the officers. The court martial is composed of oid Peruvian generals, who are bound to decide against a foreigner. {0 that case Mr. Tucker will have to resign, aad look for some other and more favored country. One yeung officer who is being tried bad served in our savy, ‘Ae. at very low rates, aad was with Admiral Farragut all through the war. He | For information apply et the company's offices, ‘was not going to serve under any man that he had beon FN Te Dootug Orton, 3 oF Aghting agatast, and there is where he was right. 70 LIVERPOOL, ©. tice which has been brought about by France and Eng- mails. land and accepted by these republics. The only coadition is that either party wishing to commence hostilities shall @ve six months’ notice thereof to either of these two mediating nations. The prospect is that the question ‘Will be settled entirely before long, as Spain has backed dowa from the high position she took at first. Signs of war begin to show themselves between Brazii and Peru. The latter sent a strong protest to the former on account of juay; and, im answer, Brazil has sent two steamers with troops and munitions of war to the province of Para, which is on the borders of Peru. This government has sent a letter to know the reason irat cabin, $110; currency. Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, e., at ies. from Liverpool ar Queenstown, cur. for Mheroof, and has also sent troops to thet place; aad 40 Tigi panda oration con a en matter stands. formation “a offices. ‘Steam communication had been discovered for twelve eiemalemicimmmting Sa RY A ap Seats pings ta Pore. celled ehaaastéoa goverameat, : whe. a 4 ment knowing tho vaiue of an outiet that way, has ves ae DERRUS LIK aren $10,000 to build a road between Manaos and the city of RAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL Huaauco. A docree was issued on the 25th inst. declari fature the steamers coming BAMSHiPS BETWE! x HAVRE, CALMING AE BREST *SD ‘The on this favorite route for the rn splondid new vessels Continent will sail from pier No. 60 North river, as fol- ae fist 28 “ jaturday, VILLE DE PARIS... EUROP ; and, in case of sickness, the steamer will be de- tained from five to seven days at Payta in quaranting, By the steamer Panama we loarn that the revolution- ists from Mendoza gained » vict over the Buenos Ayrean army on the 6th inst., which gave them posses- sion of the city of San Juan, Genoral Paunoro was wait- ing for re-enforcements. ported would shorty sai or spain ral wou! ly sail for 3 it to the Admiral that be would have to leave Brazilian - waters, asa jer slay would be a breach of neutrality. A decree was iaried oa the 25th Ins. deolaring, that ORO. MACK Tp roadway. Guano Se eee hereafter all ships chartered for the em) have nies — to Callas to be cleared after their BW Feen aay BREMEN STRAMSHTE COMPANY. ips were og ERAT WESTERN METROPOLIS, Wm, Weir, commander, steam: a8 ly been leave pier 46 North river on THURSDAY, March 7, at 10 led by accept! ‘4 this government, and she will be taken possession today or to-morrow. She was formerly the gunboat FOR SOUTHAMPTDN AND BREMEN, Teasca, and was In the West Guit aquadroa during the | Taking. pesrengers a outimpton. London, Harre snd g ) payal in - lent im currency — * pacaniata Cole, of the American ship ity of Mabie, ag irc adie GES; cnscnd cabin, G7; stedrage GOT OR “Ape a TRAN cane 6 te als saving his ship, loaded with guano, she had sprung ning Mey a ya ponpeet ee asa eake TARLOR, 40 Broadway. ‘ I Bc wie sete on er, acy | Sta syn puow ivEnroOL xD QUHRNE hag retarned to the Treasury, in a loiter, three thousand | Passaze $% currency to Liverpool or , Seep con en ames Gs | of ee te Serre” take, it would not let him keep, The letter was not “Brat pera any part of Great Britain and Ireland. TAPSOOTT BROTHERS & 0O., re is a big scare in this city on account of the yel- fave. ‘The Daporn coe Ct hasaenlt Sean, hve SA ect, NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1867. RAND EXCURSION TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION, ‘The new and first class ocean going iron gilAVAN A, 20W) tons burden, commander, Wt make an excursion from New Yorkie Havre and f rth river, on Wednesday, ABriL CR a and Bremen, Returning, wil) sail from Havre on June 5, pres Passengers holding excursion tickets about six weeks This magnificent steamship is divided into water-tight gpmpirtmenta, and tas Deen newly furnished and elegan! = axpavant for this voyage. my nos of passage, in currency, to Havre and reiurn, $250 i incy, to Havre al and ama “Mf stateroom. To Havre ouly $150 and $1 Fort perticulars and apply to the agents, URRAY, TERRIS rca South street, or THAYER '& SARGENT, % South street. ngs HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S iron mail steams! bh "ALLEMANNIA, E. Meler, commander, carrying the United States mail, will sailon Saturday, Maren 3, at 12 M., for faking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and London. First cabin, $125; secon ; steerage, $37 00, pay- EP RSS waa, [A KUNB. a Tr #00. ray c. B. RICHARD & BOAS. ene assenger Agen! W Exchange places NY, Nor Barclay street, N. Y- TEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, LIVER- ol and Queenstown, by the Cunard Line. TR{POLT salls 27th Fobruary. TARIPA sails Op Maro ne cabin . ; Steerace, $8), currency. Cer- titleatos fecued from all’baris of ‘Ineland or Knaland at low oat ie Apply at £. Cunard’s Steerage office, 69 Broad- ray. ORTH GERMAN LLOYD. Se in accordance with an arrangement effected with the United States Post Office Department North German Lloyd will, on and afler the dist of Marc leave New York on every Thursday, and on and after the of April Southampton on every Tuesday, carrying the United States, English and Continental Mails, OELRi@HS & 0O., 68 Broad street, TEAMSHIP TRIPOLI WILL DISCHARGE UNDER eneral order, at Cunard wharf, Jersey City, on Mon- day, Both inst, Goods not. permitigd’ will be’ sent to Cunard E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. stores, 'TEAMSHIP JAVA WILL DISCHARGE UNDER GEN- eral order, at Cunard wharf, Jersey City, on Tuesday, 26th inst. Goods not permitted will be sont to Bonded Ware- houses, 122 aud 124 Greenwich street, N. Y. E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green. COASTWISE STEAMSHL ic M. P STEAMSHIP CO) THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL, VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, Steamers leave pier 42 North river, foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, noon, as follows:— ‘March Ist—RISING STAR, Captain W. G. Furber, con- necting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain . Watkins. March lith—-HENKY CHAUNCEY, tain A. G, Gray, hice with MONTANA, ition. March Zist—OCEAN ue ptain T. A. Barris, con- necting with CONSTITUTION, Captain Cavetty. ‘All departures touch at Acapuico; those of Ist and 2st connect at Panama with steamers for South Pacific ports; Ist and llth for Central American ports, and those of lst touch at Manzanilio. Departue of Ith each month connects with the new steam line from Panama to Australia and New . 'teamer of March 1}, 1867, will connect with the company’s — COLORADO, 'o leuive San Francisco for Yokohama and Hong nong on 4| AT AUCTION. . BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. INGING TO Tae Sarat OF LEWIS A. DEPAU. A. J. BLEECKE! CO. wili sell at suction on yw pobruney 21, 186; at 1a O'clock, at the Exchange PINE STREET_4 story brick Store, No. 57. MEST STREET—$ story brick Biore, No. €6, PIER AND BULKHEAD—No. 12 North river, opposiie y street For maps apply to the auctioneers. UCTION SALE OF V; wane REAL ESTATE. A JOSEPH McGUIRE, AUCTIONEE! sell g Be at the Bx- ibree story, ia, ¥, March 1, Houses; 350 Bowery is a aubstantial four story store and dwel- ling, with good basement and under cellar, suitable f business, This property is desirabie as an ae nh Ned T AUCTION—HARRISON'S COLUMBIAN HOTEL, Chatham square. The above very popular and splen- idly furnished Hotel will be sold at public auction on day Feb. 26 at IL A. M. (If not pre ‘lspoqes of) for the benefit of the estate of E. Hi ny room is onqof the handsomest in New York, com) every particular; accommodation for 22 ¢ lease, good will. rything appertaining thereto: will be sold inone lot, Rent I Partios desirous of seeing the premises ean do s0 at time between now and day of sale, and any information will: be freely given by calling on the undersigned at his office, 159 Chatham street, . AN, W. JOBD. ‘Sxécaiedt —— LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER—6I6 BROAD- A BYLANDT & WALDRON will sell at auction on ‘at 11 o'clock, assignee's sale of useful and orna- UCTION NOTICE.—ALL THE BLEGANT HOUSE- A“ hold Furniture contained in the Ave story brown stone house 44 West Sixteenth, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at private sale; asacrifice. for cash; Parlor Suite, Pi forte, Bronzes, Etageres, Bookcase, Paintings, Chandeliers, Chamber, Dining Room Furniture,’ House for sale. Y HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. “LEEDS ART GALLERIES.” CONTRIBUTORS’ SALE OF FINE OIL PAaINTINGS,, WATER COLORS, eNRY WAPEEDS t MINEIe wil sell by” HE! . Ss wi oy > fesday, 26th, Wednesday, 27th, und Thursday, 28th of Feb- Facet He orclack v1 SLREDS ART, Gr o'elgck each EVENING, at the 7 and 819 Broadway, southwest corner Twelfth street ® AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OL DSRINTINGS. WATER COLORS AND DRAWINGS, BY AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS, v! AMERICAN ARTISTS. Biorstad T, Buchan Read, L. R. Mignot, Fanney. E. D. Lewis, Doughty. E. L, Henry, Kensett, H. Bispham, TL. smith, J. Carlin, Durrie, Beaulieu, Os Burling, 8. Moran, Winner, Romsey, Dyke, Wm. Craig, Anne : GW: Nicholson, Culverhouse, ‘W. D. Washington, Benseéll, J.B. Waterston, and others. EUROPEAN ARTISTS. |. F. Herring, Seigr..Touissaint, ii * haep, ©, Becker,, i ern, n ‘oek Koek, wed 6 Joseph Vernet, . 100 pounds baggage Sllgwed each adult, Medicines and | (OiTP> apes as pene re i forth he above ire now of eqaibition, PREE. at the “LBEDS For passage tickets and all further information apply at |, 2! bere, x, pai tion, . ‘ arf, foot of Canal North river, T GALLERIES,"' Toul) the sale, and two evenings pre- New Yor” eek aR ee heen? | Wows teraion STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S bowie cere THROUGH LINE JAPAN INA VIA PANAMA AND RAN FRANCIBCO, CAKRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. « Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY will leave pier 43 ‘yorth ri Canal street, New York, at twelve o'clock, noon, on Monday, March ii, 1867, conn Vig Panama Ralitoed with steamer MONTANA. for $7, Franciaen, where passengers erred, Fane. Iplenaid steamer COLURADO, to Jeaye that pet at non OB ow ‘April 8, 1887, direct Yokohama gnd Hong ‘ong. - Passer who prefer to Fran- cco eager ne apace one, SAT RRS SEAR, hence Mareh 1, connecting Sita GOLDEN CITY, ‘Through tickets issu New York, adding to between New Yi myer Seen nh ad er . Saturday, RRISON & ALLEN, Agente, ee No. Saowling Green, ¥. ¥. Oe S* ross, P. By ST. THOMAS, EAecayns AND DIT: aa Ae RST. MAS AND BRAZIL. BURited ‘ATES AND mee MAIL STEAMSHIP REGULAR MAIL STEAMERS, sailing on the 224 of ‘month — GUIDING STAI B. NORTH AMERICA Captain CF. tmmermaa SOUTH AMERICA, Captain 5. 1. Tinklepangh ‘These elegant sieamers sail on sebedule time, and calf at pring end relcrathg. “For ya passage ‘and return Soniye GARRISON & ALLEN, ‘agente. ‘ ‘No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. IR. GALVESTON, TEXAS. “SAILING WEEKLY.” TEXAS LINE. THE Al STBAMER TILLIE, Potter, Comimander, will receive freight at pier 20 Kast river. and sail on Satur For havi modatio: oooh SERRE i BOS TE atom ‘OUTHERN LINE.—FOR NEW ORLEAN! Bore AT teamnehiy ss . ot 1 or passhOUTINGALE, ight OF pansage ADPIY © H. MALLORY & CO., 188 Maiden lane. RK NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. WELL, Captain E. Er Vall wil louve plot No, D North Fives on Saturday, March tatoo PM SS CE, eae tmencaertvegeubeneviog H. B. CROMWE! bs ‘The GENERAL GRANT will follow Naveh oon eee ‘MPIRE LINE FOR SAVANNAH. Every r, from pier 18 North , at 3 o'clock P. M, ei BAN SEEN ADOR. Nickerson sommmander, 2 SAN JACINTO. Atkins commander, cite Maree ke ion witigCentmal Raiiroads, ot Gectgiay Abantis and Osit Railroad and Florida steamers. i a No.5 Groen, N. ¥. A WHTHo. ws Broadteay. 8. C.—THB PEOPLE'S MAIL The and steam leave on Ogh, DEFOR AT 8T- JOHNS, FORSD RiCO.— Ce Tmentiongd port nT every Males beoen, We drat piled Prtnont ay otevigslde toe wharf and have it wl on boara. oAABBY vO OMNTIVIN & Os’ &r Routh reap ew York. Ra nn Ml RIVER AND HARLEM RATLROADS— fork, vin Hi River Rail. avetiue, Band 10 A. M.. and ACU te and 408 River will run. on Sut and I FM. trains, “On 6: run through to < via River Now York to Pe - Now Yortat S30AcK> nnd'on nd street to Millerton and retarn, VANDERBILT Vice-President, ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. sore oven wenn RMY AND gs CLAIM8S—ADDITIONAL BOUNTY Hess D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. 87 Nassau street, opposite the Post offer. i ALE HOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, BALE OF a NOMERVILLE will sell at auction w MON. see 103g o'clock, nt thelr salesroom, DAY, Fev sceral asacrament of Houschokd Furniture, Parlor ts, and Bedroom Suits, Velvet and Brussels, Parlor and Stair farpets, Sofas, Bedsteads, Chairs, brocatel Window Cur taina. French plate Pier Mirrors, Mattresses, oflice Deak and Chairs, &c., de. ‘ ENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAG) WAGONS, &0.,. Y MINER NER '& 8OMER AT HORSE AUCTION MART, UNION BQUARE,. wa tome anies at our Auction Mart, Union Place every Tuesday and Fri t the year,’ R—TUESDAY, FEB. BOGART, AUCTIONEE re, J. ox site private Mit Buf lor Chairs, Mirrors, i Jeon Sater son wala ‘on Monday. February 3%, at eorcett he city Hail, Brooklyn, 36 ols ou Rrsncasingnaealue ok hermoso ar {nS suctioneer, $69 Fulton street, Brooklyn. WILKINS, AUCTION! Mone eS WATER STREET AT AUCTION. B. , LUDLO! TRINITY Bi BROADWAY, WATER STREE’ RS Low 13 WILKINS, AUCTIONRER. on UABLE PI ty NORTHWEST CORNBR- BROADWAY AND BATTERY PLACE. E. Hi. LU: WW & CO. WiLL BE! LL ak A on ng tcl Maven oor 11 BROADWAY, TRINITY Bi BROADWAY—The very valuable Hrwd- ‘way, northwest corner Battery, place, ‘66 feet 2 Inches front, 61 feet inches rear, 120 feet IL on Baliery nd 128 teet north rn the large hotel ana Mapa, &c., at No. 8 Pine street. Mes fame ay! Abd spine fo VALUAI 198 ry at auction, '&. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell at suction, on Wednesday, February 27, 1867, at 12 o'clook, at the in Broadway os ae YX st ce ana t and Sete Dey streets, each iat at eh Pry eget og esr, Maps, dc., at No.3 Pine steph. . AW NBROKER’S $4LE—J0BE MORTIMER, 15 BABT, r, Will sell to-morrow ( Te hy ts Men's and- Women’s Olothing, other goods. By order Mrs, Cohe: l Se i. G06 avenue. PS aa eta ee a page oy ae NEW PUBLICATIONS, ROOK OK ON M DANCING, CON- pane wees eet eer Router ogee itera SUAY ON CATA! LJ - —_— - ep opine olin Oe Re MP FONT oe ited “Bi publtswed by ibe ‘Unioed states ire irvey andar ‘on sale at KA pautical BS vl Sa Wanita “Pla nts MILITARY. Tr fl te finda UE ras the Petition to Con. to some good man county, who will publish the call for & meeting. —All those who have signed previous to this date ier General A. RAYMOND. ABRAM DALLY. + Ue Cat ao Pe OOD BOURBON—6 CENTS PER BOTTLE, $3 PER Ci good ch A 7. - Gh, Seay fet Bahasa MOREL TE, | Gem’ verse veda pablo free, cofner of Roosevelt; branch ofllce 62 Bowery, corner dqnors ty real Fulton ety corner William. ee = ae Pr te nnn ENTLEMEN, 1 BUY ANY QUANTITY oF wy SEE OF igartie HOURS. | (new und ev off Olnihe for tne Western merknr with Pt ‘nd restore youtntul USA Season rea! Om Fear appearance. Teeth extracted without pain with Nitrous | feet between Centre and Chatham streets, g ide Gas, No chai fe ferted, aLYAN VLEGR'S, 18 Sau avenue, ‘Bauutacton | 875,00) a Guerenteod. ae, ranted for tern f GREAT INDUCEMENT TO THOSE HAYING HAD eves gil fy ago — oe their teeth extracted for artificial teeth. — sets te or nhs beantiful from $8, $10, $15—half the —= sine extracted Without ‘pall sia ASTROLOGY. ' SC RD,—MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL, t. OPT atearean Suenrmaenges | abieacaeries vere tere Sees d shape. beauty and soundness. without pals, “Discoverer's | tells the name et marry, Beware of i- ropms. 29 Beat inonials, he DeFsON you will Iterate pyprenders who iry to lmijate her, Lucky numbers, [ONEER.—PROSPECT PARK LOTS.—