The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1867, Page 7

k ‘bes professed in very humb's langnage its willingaess to be guided, and it becomes incumbent upon the House ‘of Commons lo accept {ts part of the responsibility. In the interval between this and Monday week there will be much delineration, and many scuemes of action will ‘be discussed; but- the deliberation the nation seeks is « detiberation upon the means of perfecting reforia, now ou the means of upseiting one Ministry in order to bring, in another; the schemes it would have discussed are ine» of enfravchisement, not of party grin at tae of (he iutegrity of Pariiameat aud the peril of our insuruiions, THE FENIANS. Aiistory of the Irish Movement Against Chese * ter Castle--A Well Planned and Dangerous Ki Operation» of the Fenian Directory from America—Alarm ef the Governwent and Local Gdicials—An Irish-American Trai- tor Saves the Dunger-The FKeninns in * Columa” ov the Liverpoat Road, c&e. THE FIRST KRPORTY, From the London Times, Feb. 12.) Last evening aitack by a considerable body of men, supposed Senians. and chiefly trom Liverpool, was premeditated, if it had not Leen aetuaity made, upon Che-ter Castle. Por thit romor, it will be seen, ee is somo ground in the subs ined telegraphic commuaieations:— DESPATCH BRON CHESTER. Cnesrer, Feb, 1-9 P. M. Ever since noon to day soveral bundred young men of from vighteen to twenty-tiv» years of age, apparently ot the Intoring and operative class, have beev pour ag Aoto this cty, and have repaired to various parts of the sown, ‘The number 1s varionsly estimated at from tive bundred -o eight iundred. From our correspondent we arn that uo defulta information is given by any of them; but i ig certain that in their spontaneous arnvat from Laverpuol, Preston, Manchester, Halifax and other \¢ towns & premodiiated acttoa of some kind be io view, $s rates? meeting, presided over by the Mayor, wold at éight o'clock, and, owing to cho orowded state of tbe streets and the uncertain cause of this ox trovrutuary gathering, they intend siting ait meet any elergency. Special constables bh enrolled, aud are parading the city. The volun police are also at beadquurtere, ready for imma dine acion, doweliers bave received ahivt to close their <-ssops early, which mest of them baye dove , The ral impression fs that it is a Fenian gatheriny, with intention to seize armas stored at Caeser Custic, ‘fhe ciiy is im constleravle anxiety. A company of suldiers arrived from Manchester at nooa. DRSPATCHES FROM LIVERY OOT. Liverroo., Feb, 11—Midnight This afternoon a ramor reashed Liverpool that svup+ Venian disturbances existed at Chestef, if was given to the report, It appears, ng from fiity to sixty imen were yarting by tho railway boat for Chester, Majar ¢ our head constable, immediaieiy telegraphed the ester, nud took precautions to prevent disturbances in ; In the courze of the morning a lange boty fiizus mado their appeafance ‘x Chester The ci\, e wore ai once armed, and the regulars and volun rs Were ordered to assembie in the Castle, an aliack but conid omaim no informat on. Mr. Binger, ie saper” atendent of the station, at once made arrangemsats pull wp she rails at points on the Birkenuead nue if ne- cessary. At Giwon o'clock two companies of the Fifty fourtl: regimeut and tho Volunteers wustered in the Castie, and latter were informed that they would be armed the necessity arose, About one o'clock er com, pany of the Fifty-tourth arnved from Mauchesier, ‘Cue jewelidrs’ and other chops were closed, and social con stables paraded the streete, A telegram from Chester. dated uive P. %., states the number of ruffians who arrived during the day from Taverpool, Pre ton, &e., was Ww about 800. Tt is rusaored that a gunboat has teté tho Mersey fur Hoiyheud, Livenpoot, Feb 12-3 A M There is nothing additional trom Chester. in Liverpool tere is nv syuiptom of disturbance, bat a largé fuice of police is kept in readiness for au emer- gency. PREPARATIONS IX LONDON. From 9 o'clock Inst night a special train was kept in Teadives= at the Euston squax) terniinas of the Louion aod Nor(iwestern Railway by onter of the quartemast general, avd at half-past 2 tals moroing the Ist batiaiion 0! Sents fusileers, under tho command of Captaia Phipps, left for Chester, The troops, five hundred in number, were marcned from the St, George’s Barrick, the spe: tain @uvey.ng them Cunsisting of twenty-sevea ca. Tlages. The Statement to Parliament. Ta the Enzlizh House of Commons on thy 22th of Feb- woary Colonel Frence asked the Home _ecretary what 4ruth there was in the statements made ip vie morning “a that 800 men yesterday took porse-vion of the ‘ety of Chester, inst great alarm was occasioned thereby, twat the Intiabiiants were sworn in as sp cial coustabies, aod that tue goverument sent down a regiment of Guards ‘by @ special train, and what reason there was for sap «posing this to be a Fenian movement, He bad informa. tion toat the gathering was nothing but a couection of ruiflane, wio assoubled to witness a prize fight. (“Or- «dor” and innghter.) _ Mr. Warroie—Perhaps the b-st answer [can give t» Jahe question of the honorable gentieman will ba to state, in as siwplee narrative as I can, ali the circumstuces material to the inquiry made of tue govera- ment. On Sunday evening Jat I received a ~ communication stating that there’ was uneuai “erak ment among thore who are generuiiy acknow ledged, 0, at any rate, believed to te Fenians in vie - to.n of Liverpool, Jt was stated that they were nec ing togosner with unusual frequency, and that tuere was some apprebeusion that a movement was ty be made on their part. Acting upon that info: mation on Sunday afternoon I sent down a person speci w in. quire inio the truth of the statements su made, report 10 we as eo0n as ble whatever inivrmation be obiained. Soon after I hud reached the lume oft on Monday morning atelegrapnie message ane fre the Mayor of Chester, stating that a iar.c number strangers were in the town und peighborheod, that 4 sieved to be Fenians, and that the ap rehension wee (hey were about to attack the castle for tne purpos« of selzing the arms end ammunition stored there; aud the telegram rise stated the numbers of troops there were tu she town, and-expressed @ wish that an adaitional fore should be sent down. On receipt of that tete 1 directed thata company of should be sent frou Manche-ter to Cheater to augment thore stationed there Later in thoday i received a report from the person | bad sen! tw Liverpool, and according to that repori it had been ascertained unat on fe prenius Poad iy cogemny, there hed ceen a meeting of Fenians, who hod vcs avd w ~ aiiack the town of Cucs er on the Monday mone g jor the purpas: of obiaining the arms and aimmri ion in the Cave, %o far the report derived from Liverpool corres- ponded with the telegrams wich came from we Mayer of Che'ter, and this correspoudence gave a sert 8 onc to the exer, Svili lacer in the day Tre: ed two other telegrams, Cue with re. erence to tue ceiling out of tue vormlects, and the wtner asking gonereny how they were to act, To the tit T reptied that the slay or ong. + tot to cal! out the voinnteers im thelr miiiory eayoctty Seat it would bo their duty w aid in preserving ¢ ic Diher @ Ys aoe as much a6 it was the duty of a ans to de gy (hear, hear}, and ihat in cs they weld be juste in aeing the Mtary grag) ag T imye eaten. ‘egram tephet that the © put Gimeelf in commenication with Major Siv Jot Garvock, ‘who commends we troops in ine oorwhern division of Englaad, and a further tliegrain was sent w General Garvook, iastracting btm io pur bm. self on pocvpecon nope with: ae ee go xave icles me:sages to the Home Otheo. fear pes Gil toad bok Seon dove “up to thoctinn "the HBoura mo! yesterday, While my right honorabw inend the Chanvelior of the #xchequer was making hie 10" mem to the Honse last night I recewed » furtuer tele. grain from the Mayor of Chester, and {t was us peacly as possible in these words:— Four bundred more have arrived, making in all one \hoa sand two awodred tp tus city, town is 1 a state Of exe ecetuent and more troope are reqitired. Ou reesipt of the telegram I communicated with the Ueale of the departments as much counecied win euch asublec: as is my own, and we conenulie’ as to the 0.1 Be tune had beter be Wo agreed, tasmach as thers Was no statement that these strangers were armed (bear, hear), and inasmoci as there wus a ‘great naoseuce of détails, ach as would juonity the govern. nvnt fa adopting @xiravrdinary measures, to send wie . grams to the Mayor of Chester and to General Garcook. ‘vat “uldeessed to General Garvock inquired whether the 4. stian ere in Chester were armed, and if vo, whether he required auy further force; and, if he required sac force, to womtextent, That sent to the Sayor was 10 ie €tteel came fetesrap’s directly what fs the state of the towi at this wom i, aud Whether austhing farther is needed. We determined not to send any troops in addition to those Sieh lind bec seat until we Kot an Answer to chose telegrams; but my collengues agreed that, it we at eau answer, then 1 shoal be at Liberty to com. muncate with my righ! honorable friend the Secreiary o otate for War, and that such measures might be adopted ae miat be de med advisable, In we bed des'red that s baitaion of Guards cc adihess in case they were needed; and also t stiovld Ge kopt In steam ready for their conveyance, 1 weve.ved wo answer to eliher telegram until quite early tt mormhg, received the Mayor's reply avout ooe that of Geweral Garvock a littis aiter tour. Tue telegram from the mayor was to this effect: — there ave difwen hundred strangers in tho city, they have cs Manchester, Haltax, sta d o he 4 At that hour Thad to consider what wrs best | Guards, done. 1 wrote to the Brigade Major of the turoagh my right honyrad'e iriend the Secreta: y of state dor War, avd I siated What L thougnt we bed better send five hunared Goards, for these reusons:—First, 1b would 4 very dermal to denude Manchester of 10 ps instead » eohtng them from London, and it was imporient, if any cb enk ocurred, thas Liverpot and ather towns world & ae mech proke'ed as Chaier, Second, I thought sont poovention waa better than cure (hear, hear); aad, arnrd, ¢ veneved that if ie was known the Guards were in Chesser eben the le rose from their beds that v wd upite Confidence and perhaps prevent wisebter. {1 was ucder these circumstances that the troops were sont Tiree hours afterwards 1 received a tele fom Genetal Garvock, Woo did not take 80 gloomy a view of the affair ag had been taken by the civ wttior tius, Tia thonght the troope in Chester wero eailicient tor its protoovion,, (Hoar, hear.) Thave no detaied in- Jigenee beyond Whut U have now given to the House, i have no detaiied tatelligeuce rectived to-day. | bear thal several of these men Went away last tit (laugh+ ; L hear, farther, thai several of these strangers nei two days; bas, Ont! 1 receive fuller in- tion, I can communieate nothing mote to the 90a Phave given no opluion as to whether this Isa tun outbreak oF nol, batgie ctycums'ances wnqveston- a ly p int fn that dirretion, Vtrast the course tie gor qrament has taken Will mast with the avurobation of rumor prevailed im London that an | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25. ar tho Mouse, and show those, if there be sich in Exgtand, who wish for an outbreak. that in promoting it they can only occasion misciivf, (Hoar, hear.) Mir, Cuicuaste: Fosruscux—Has the right honorable cuiloman rece.ved any information a3 to whether the cers ia Chester wore armed, what their condact was, what they did, and whether they threatened che castle er made any other demonstration? Mr, Watroue--I have reeeived po .nformotion down to this ulomeot as to whe.her they were armel or not. Mr. W. 0. Srayuey asked what was the military force on guard at Chestor Castle last week. Mr Wanvone hoped that the House would no! expect him to answer «Phand such a question, (Hear, hear.) Mr. W. G. Sravtevs-I shail be obliged to repeat the question anotner day Lord Evcuo--! have received a telezram from Earl Grosvenor, who is in command of the Chester troop of yeomanry, and went down to Chester by the mai! train just night, fhe telegram is to the foiiowins effe “Was serious: Mimely information; saved ‘he town right no,” (Cheers) The Fenian Directory—Report of the Police Chief of Chester. {Prom the London Times, Feb. 13} The following isa summary of the information now in tue hands of Mr. Fenwick, the Chief Constable of Chester, the doubifel poms of which appear to bave been in'a great measure confirmed by the experience of tho last two days :— ‘Vhe Fenians have recentiy organized in New York a band of fiity, Whose special mission it tz to proceed to Rocland and Ireland and endeavor to resuscitate the dying brotherhood, These men are understood to bave arrived in Engiand, Fifteen of them are stationed in the metropolis (London) and there form a Directory. ht of them are ex-oflicers of the American army. There are also similar directories at Liverpool, at Manchestor, ae Leeds, at Giasgow and at Birmingham. For some ume past these directories have been making agrange- tneinis to Concentrate thet forces upon some place which sas to have been named on Friday last, This was pot done, but a mecting was called for Sunday at Liverpool, aud it was then resolved to attack Chester Castle the (ellowing day, seize the arms. deposiied there, cut the islegrapl wires, tear up the rails and make good their escape by rail to Holynead apd trust to fortune to get acroes (0 Ireland. What arrangements were to be made for thetr reception in Ireived has not transpired, It was visa understood Uiat they would atwek the banks and jewellers’ shops. it was also given out freely at the meeting why Ches- ior Castle was sclected. Up w midnight on Sunday, Chester was not protected by inure than uatf a dozen soldiers on guard at the Castle and twice as wany unarmed policemen tn the city. Une tur thar protection Were no te@s than 9,000 stand of arms (4 few weoks ago there were 80,000, but the bull uave been removed for conversion inte breech loaders), 4.000 swords cnd 900,000 rounds of emmaniton, in addi- tun to powder in bulk, There were also stored in an- other pare of the Castie 900 stand of arms belonging to @ wiliua,; and m # small building in the cit; were 209 stand of arms belonging to the volunteers, [i was stated that tho whole force stationed at the Castle as ous Company of the Fifty-fourth regiment, and that hi ve disallected It was stated In proof of this tut they bad admitted Fenier officers, shown them (bronga the barracks, tne armory. and, in fact, permitted chem fo acquaint themselves thorouguly with the place. Te lirst intimation recetved in Chester of the intended raid was ay half past bwelve A. M. on Monday by Mr, Fen- wick from Mr, Superintendent Ryde and Detective Inspee- ue Uartisie, of Liverpool, aud was to tho effect that an ez- ackcer oF the American acmy, wio produced his conemi «an officer in the Herian -ervice, had revealed the whole phitio ikem, The Mayor of Chestor lives at Broughton , im Fiiatsbire, s0 Mr. Fenwick at once saw Mr. suior Wiliams, the Deputy Mayor, and from hun went to the commandant of the detachment at the Jasile. Prompt measures were taken, and the com- maydant telesvapbed to the Asstetant Adjutant General at Manchester for a reimforeeme.t. They next went 10 ive station and gave insiractious for the trains to be waiched as they arrived. ag ‘At Lal!-past two a batch of thirty fellows arrived from Liverpool, and were ovideatly uacer the vand of an vuicer. Ivey marcued up and down tue platform vy twos and threes, and at lengtt took possession of the iret class refesimeut room. ‘They were svon by furtber deuchments of from thirty to six Liverpool! aud some irom Mauehester, ali of sinular ap- pearance. These dispersed quieily inte the town. Karly ‘uy ibe morning the voianteers were calied ont, hut as vhore Was some doubt whether they could act except in case of invasion, @ telegram was sent to Mr, Walpole, aud his answer was that voluvtecrs ought not vo be employed in their miliary capacity in quelling dis- turvances, but ia poiut of law they would be justitiod in acting as iadividuals in aid of the civil powor, and tn a serious emerg*ncy they might use ser arms if neccesary. The vulunicers were tere. upon SWord 1D as specia! coustables. By the assistance of the police at Liverpov! and Manchester tbe Chester police Were kept app: ised of the diferent departures of Suspecied bodies of men. Al three o’c'ock tt was ascortained that over five hun. sred of these nen vad arrived About tue same tine st Was ascertained (uat a number of their officers had been in Cuesier over night, Early in the afternoon we strangers became much volder, and as-embied in threat- eatag vodies, Fortunately at this time a co.pany of Fifty-toutrh regiment arrived from Manchester, and the pol.ce are strongly ivclinsd to think tat this Jacl the castie frum au attack carly in thy evening. Alfiuurs weut very quictly up to four o’ciock, when a atu trom bianchester and Staleybridge brought a rein- ement of four hundred in ove bh, Laser on ‘ory meu arrived from Halttax ana seventy from Leeds, Shortly after five it was asceriamed thai tbe Fenians aa 1,400 to 1,500 A number of wen who wore supposed to be their leaders collect d at a-louse where (he police had beeu informed they would meet sor orders, ‘Spies and scouts bad been sent of among the Fenians carly i the aay, but found them extreme y reticent and © ud got ni cote from them, Ataix P.M these scouts oeought information that the man were furmiag in Cuunn on tac Liverp.ol and olher prin:ipal rads, cuptain Smith, the county chief constable, lad drafted 4 body of the cvunty cunsiabuiary Ino the Caxtiie to assist the military. Telegiam’ were forwarded from time to time & the Secretary of State, A copy of the fu.towlng anonymous leuwer seat to Major Greig, chiot of tue Liverpoul police, ea Monday morning. was received oy Mr. Feowick ia thacvening, aud enented singatariy toformation atreudy 1 bis possession :— all Grearusx huadred wen ie Chester, to be in- Might w sven Uindred, to Like the arms and jon of tue garrison; and, as the garrison te disat ected, i is Kuppased that tuey will do it with litte wx. ey are W leave Birkenhead by every train trou the fest Morning. Ail to be ihere by xeven at the Liest. They eit aumbers of 1rom Uurty to sixty in every wata, At night Mr. Johuson, the Mayor, convened a public weting, Whveh Was must earnest, and over five hun- dred ciizeus Were swora in as speciai constables, and paraded the town in large bodies throughout the aught, following magistraes, the Mayor, Mr. Maysior jitams, Major Freuch, Mr, B.C. Waiker, Mr, A. Potts, Frost, Me. Mt. Frost, sir, Rogers and others, wero at Coustan. attendance for the purpose ot swenrlug special Con-tabies for wuVisiog on the sctlon 0 be taken, Js Fas, dootint desiravie to call oat Use yeomaury, and for that purpose the pecans- of Lord Gromtugor and Lord we tabley wee tole. aphod for, Lord Grosvenor teplied tha te would vine down by tie wiguk mul, and, accordingly, be aud t chard Grosvouve arived iu Chester at forty-eigut pas: twerve on Tuvsday morving, aud remained Wau the mmgictraies ibrough the Dignt. Betore icaving Loudoa Lord Grogvonor comunuucated with the Com. r-in-Cuiel, Wo at once telegraphed toat he nad cuered # botaiten at Gaards by spet ai traia to Chester. Dociag we wight we Femiuns eidenuy came to tue vouclusten thar te jons were wo muca for tem, and as the night advanced paruios of tens and twenties Were seen leaving on foot (or Warringwa and oruer newgnberiug Lowns, , Altoougn ali danger of any serious avempt had died away alter the low. 8 meeting Lue poitce were kept on au ¥, 13 Many swytclous characters Were sul! seva in sae siteets, About nine o'clock yesterday inorning two baversacks with grocu bards and a quantity oe: ball car. ithdyes of private make were disco, ered un a picce of \acaut laud close to the rulway staiton. Shorty atter tis three or dour suspicious joking fellows were ar- rested in the station yard, and, betag auavie to sive any gutistactory account of themselves, were sent to Mancnester, whence they said they lad come, After this ull waa quiet again, except the assembly of a crowd in the station yard until «quarter ty eleven o'clock, wren a special train, conveying tbe First battalion of the Seots Fusticer G drow up, and @ tuey tormed on the platform, Live Lundred strong, ihey were reveived by the Hoabtanta with a cheer wrich rhowed how much their Gicietics were vemovd by ther arriv L They were divided Jao two detacutaents, oe ol witch was accynmodated at the re resliment room of the Railway Hotel, and the other atibe Assembiy Rooms, until arrangements could be toade for quai them. All Chosier tured out to weicoine their defenders, and i was conceded on all Lands that with such material for decence (hester need Le longer tear a Feuian raid. In the afternoon the city magistrates held a meeting at the Grosvevor Hotel, the Ma,or presiding. Mech gatisfaction at the prompt artival of the Seute Fusileer Guards was expressed, and it was thought that their presence aifurded the city ample security without the noveasity for swearing im more special constables, Among the ammunition found 1m (ue morning were a number of revolver bullets. The Danger Tmminent and Escape Timely. [From the London Timos, Feb. 13.) * * * Chester Castle was not actually aitacked, bat it was merioualy Wi and the inhabitants of the city Were in tue greatest anxiety, It was, indeed, a strange picture of consternation which Mond: tele. gtams presenced, and ope whien ca Tmaoonces, old border city, wien in its une bas witnessed many raids, and: has piayed an im ib part in many a civil struggle, wae saddenl; with the appreheasion that a scene from ite er history was about to be id. Hundreds of etrangera poured in’o & with ao ominous air of mystery, and dispersed silontly through ite quaint streets, the magistrates, the volu: teers, the soldiers, and all the gnardians of the peace that could be entolied were preparing, as in old times, to wateh ail night, and were on niert for a sudden attack. From the statements made lest night in the two Houses of Parhanyeut, as weil av from our correspon- dence, we possess to-day a sufficiontiy clear knowledge bai Rape yg et and itis ee ies danger had | een ii exaggerated. Notwithstanaing some jule expressions of imeredulity let fal in the tease of imposible t Commons Yast night, i e to doubt that the at- tempt has thre ty a delibvrace conspiracy of the Fenians. ‘The chiof poli¢e officers both of Liver, and Chester appear to have received conclusive iniormation on tits yotut, for the iuvaders were not without the ceneral Fouan characteristic of having @ froftr in their camp. Our correapondent adds some si; ciccumstantial evidence; and tue mers look of some | of the atrangors was guiflelent (0 indicate their charactet, if not their pu Wo must certainly give the Fenians cred’ for hnving formed a bold plan, barge 4 into execution with convinlercile prompitade, If Cg not ben fur the inevitadle traitor there is Co much reason to fear they would have had at least a partiat succes, They | becon to arrive from different quartora, but princi- |. ' pally from Liverpool, about two o'clock’ on niday § morning, and before davbreak several hundreds of ° ° ificant pieces of | | | | | them ‘e in Chester. At this moment the castle was protected by a single company of the Fifty-fourth reaiment. The Fenians seem to have entertained a beifef that this regiment would not offer them a very sirenuoue resistance, pat however staunch the troovs might bave been, it probable their number would have been quite insufficient to resist an attack by two or three liuodred men ina place almost indefensibie, and if the first arrivals from Liverpool had marched promptly up the ca:tle they wnuld scarce'y have failed ta obtain possession of it, Tn Unat case they would, accord ing to onr correspondent, have secured 9,009 stand of arms, 4,000 swords, 900,000 rounds of ammunition, be- sides powder in balk and the arms of the mititia, bal * Still the Fenians showed no signs of dis- persing, and the Mayor was obliged to send to London still more urgent request for troops. To this, at teu o'clock on Monday night, Mr, Walpole resolved to ne- cede,, The First battalion of Scots Fusileer Guards was summoned at half-past one, was ready to march at two, and left Kaston aquare station at forty-five minutes past two, Ata quarter to eleven epehnnd morning they reached Chester, Before they had arrived, however, the sirangers had becun rapidly to disperse, 9nd before even ing they had disappeared. By an examination of the railway tickets it seems that between 1,300 and 1 400 had arrived by t ain, and it is worthy of notice tbat they all disappearer, chiotly towards Birkenhead, on foot. Sueh is the narrowness with which we bave escaped an outbreak which, though it would have becn of course promptly suppressed, micht have cost mueh loss of life, The government last night adopted rather a tone of apology for having thought it necessary to tke decided measures, On the contrary. if fanit is to be found with them, it is for not having acted with more pyomptitnde. Of course it would be idie to complain that Chester was. insufficiently —_ garrisoned, It was protected as much as any other provincial city—in other words, met at all, But it is also clear that if the Fenians had been a tiltle more resolute the trope would have arrivd too la’e, That Chester was saved from pillage is due mainly to the people of Chester themselves; and the energy. the courage and the patriot ism they displaved merit the warmest recognition. As Mr. Walpole, according to his own statement, had good reason to fear on Monday morning that matters bad as. samed a threatening aspect, it would surely have been only prudent to augment the inadequate force in Chester and its neighborhood. It is not probable that any simi- lar attempt will be soon repeatod, but it will obviously be desirabie that an additional number of troops should be maintained for some time in tho neighborhood of Liverpool and Chester. Fenians in Leeds. [From the London Times, Feb. 12 } Yesterday forenoon one of the Leeds borough potice apprehended a young man, who said his name was ‘Thomas Fenton, and that he lived in White Har: vard, Briggate, in thot town with a bundle in his possession, which he at first said was wearing apparel, but which was found to contain twenty-four packages of ball cartridges, greased and ready for use, On being appro- hended and taken before the magistrates, Fenton said that he had received the parcel from a gentleman to carry, bat he did not know who the genileman was, The cartridges, about one hundred aad forty in number, were wrapped in pieces of old newspapers, and it is be- lieved that they are the properiy of some bettors of the yg movement. Tue prisoner was remanded for a weel THE PRUSSIAN PARLIAMENT. The King’s Speech at the Closing of the Ses- sion, The King of Prussia closed the Diet, Saturday, Feb. 9, in person. The Queen, tho Princeks, all the Royal Princes, the Count of Flanders, and the English, French, Re sia and Danish Ministers were present, His Majesty, who was enthusasticallr cheered by the members of tue Diet, read the followiug speech :— litesrriovs, Nose asp Hoxorauuk GENTLEMEN OF boTH Hovees or mite Dirt. At tae close of a meinorable and eventful period, I cx. press to you my thank for having assisted my gavera- ment to bring those hopes to fuldiment which I coupled with this session. By granting the indemnity for the jinoncial adminis. tration of recent years, carried’ om without a v-dg-t law, you have held out the hand to a setiiement of the dispute upon a matter of principle which had for years obstruct- e7! the co-operation of my government with the repre- sentatives of the country. I entertain the conviction that the experienco gained, and a general correct under- pein | of the fuudamentai conditions of our coustita- tional lite, will conduce fo crert the recuzrence ot sitnilar events in ruture. By granting the extraordinary sup- plies tor the requirements of the army and tue flootyou have displayed your determination to guard what has been gained, in recognition of tho results hitherto achieved by the policy of my governm2n!, based upon the tried read.ness and valor of my atmy. A Settee Sgee ee for tue permancnt observance of constiiw ons bas been gained by the settle- ment of the budget before the comnmensement of tho present financial year. By provisionally relinquishing various items of expeaditure, which it is difflealt to dis- pense with in carrying on the administration, my gov- ernment bas afforded a new proof of the value it attaches to agreement with tho representativ the conniry. It is, therefore, all the better justiticd in hoping that the requiremenis in question will be admitted and satis- tied ata future date. T recognise, with especially warm thanks, the readi- ness with which the representatives have granted my goverument the means of alleviating the position of soldiers incapacitated for labor in ba:tie for the Fatner- Jand, as well as the condition of tho widows and orphans of the falen. Now that Parliament bas a‘forded its officient co-opera- tion to carrying out the changes rendered by the maerial enlarg-m-nt of » territory, and has trustfuily placed in my hands the transfer of the relx- tons hI 10 subsisting in the newly-acquired districts into full community with the older provinces, 1 may Contidently expect thet the mhabitants of ali tue coun- tries now united with Prussia wiil fee! themselves moro aud more at home in the grea’ cvamonw-a th of tieir pellow-coun’ and recent neighbors, and will partici- eis ia the tasks falling to the share of the latter with Increasing devotion. The preparations already made for their representatives joining both jowses of the Diet will contribute to strengthen and an!mate the conscious. nesa of community wich the oldor periions of the mon- arely. But in especia! the caretal aud conscientious watch over all the germs ef the public wel‘are which the Prussian vation is accustomed to ex- pericnce from its government, and which has boon uuateriatly promoted by the co-operation of the Diet with my governuent in the session just brought to a clove, Will enable the populations of the new provinces to receive tne benefits of the new community 1b au ever increasing degree. As-isted by agreement with the representatives of the country, my government has been able to call tnto exist- ence imporiant faciiitics and improvements in ali de- partments of pubue life, The preparatury steps towards abolishing the salt monopoly aud tho increase of judicial costs, the settiement of the relations of trading and keeping compames, the removal of the limitation of the rate of interest, the poctel aud commereis! treaties, the conve:sion of the Pomeranian flefs, the abolition of the Ehine navigation dves, the increase of the salaries 0 the lower class ofliciais and of schooltiasters, together with the grant of the supplies for the constrecuon and completion of importaut railways, will bo hailed by large efrcies as graiefu: fruits of tne session Jost com- Lod. e Pr itie the specla! development of the Prassian politi- cal system experiences a gratifying advanee by the united co-operacion of the reprosenia'tves of the country with my government, the fact tha! the draft of the con- sutotion (or the North German ederation bas boon by all the governnents auied with Prussia jus- tifies me in the conviction that thé German peopte will obtain, upon the basis ofa united organization sach as has hiterto vainly striven for during ceatries of conflict, thuse blessings to which it us cailed by Provi- dence through the fuiness of its Inherent power and civilization, as soon as i: understands how to mainta: both at home and abroad. i i i Hi] of the lasting unity of the German races igns, I trust m God, who has so gra- guided us, that he will permit us to attain this i i THE EAST. China, Jegram from Hong Kong says:—Arrangements for the formation of a native arseual and dockyard at Foo- chow are ing favorably, ‘The Mahomedan iebers in Kiang-si have captured four towns. A large tire has occurred at Tien-tsin, the loss is esti- mated at 300,000 tacis, Chinese registered ae British subjects have been for- bidden to reside in the interior of the empire. Jdnupan. Advices from Japan state that the rice riots at Jeddo had ceased. Prince Choisin had defeated the Daimio Kokura, and “r the Deimos and they refuso 10 The answer of the government in reference to the Seaton desis vatos question ‘a favorable. Bomnay, Feb, 8, 1867. cutten Sete oa Secee 33,800 bales, Ex- change on AL. ra, Fob, 7, 1867. Exchange, 1.1134, Froights to England, 67s. Australia. 5 one from Melbourne saye:—Parliament mects ja ; Ivis rumored that Messrs, Francis, McGregor, Val Burdon abi Miller will retire from the Cabinew Gilmore proceeds to London to arrange to A despatch from Adeinido says:—The new Marria; Dill was lost in the Assembly; but another measure wi 4 be introdaced in the next session, ee bas adjourned, but will reassemble on the 2d mary. tj Intelligence from New Yealand anconne, that tho Maori King baa signified his submission, Invited Governor Grey to visit him, MAILS FOR EUROPE. ‘Tho Cunara mail steamship China will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpoot. ‘The mails for Europe will clove in thie city at a quar. ter past one aud half-past five o'clock on Tuesday after. noon, ‘The New Youk Herat Kdition for Europe—will be ready at oleven o'clock on Tuesday morning. Single copies, in wrappers, teady for mailing, six cents TT FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIA' Sunpay, Feb. 24, 1867. rne stock market continues without any decided ten- dency, although the passage of the bill in the House of Representatives providing for the issue of a bandred milions of plein legal tenders im exchange for an equivalent amount of compound interest notes increased the disposition of the street to buy. It ts not generally expected, however, that this measure will pas the Senate in its present form, but that some kind of com- promise guarding against undue contraction will be agreed upon in Congress, ‘Thero is still sufllelent uncer- tainty in the public mind, notwithstanding, to cause hesitation both in buying and selling, and this is the case with the country generally as well as Wall street. The common belief and the fair inference is that the next Mmportant movement of the stock market will be to- wards higher prices, the decline since last October hav- ing placed many of the speculative securities below their real value; but the beavy losses which a majority of the stock houses sustained during the interval must be considered as operating against a quick recovery. For the time being the bulls are straggling and wanting in courage, and there is not sufficient outside support to the market to influence prices materially. The political agitation of the reconstruction question disposes men to remain inactive until affairs assume & more sotthd aspect; and the indecision which Cougreas still dmplays Jo dealing with the national finances Likewise operates to check activity not only in speculation but legitimate business. Tn the event of the Senate passing the hundred mil- lion bill referred to confidence will bo strengthened in acontinuance of monetary ease, and mugh of the pre- vailing hesitation will give place to something like bold- ness of action. This ,measure ts objected to by some as one of inflation but we cannot regard it in tha! licht, It merety substitutes non-interest bearing for interest bearing currency to the extent of the amount men- tioned, and in this respect it is far less objectionable than the loan certificate bill which it superseded and upon which it was proposed to pay 365-100 per cent interest per annum, although the certificates were to be available as a banking reserve and redeemable by the Treasury in legal tenders on demand. This would, 1m fact, have been an additional subeidy to the national banks, for which the government would have received no eqnivalent whatever, According to Senator Sherman, and what we are entitled to consider the revised state- tient of the Treasury, about a hundred millions of com- pound interest notes will mature within the present year, and as this am@mt isnow held by the national banks as a portion of their reserve it stands to reason that ite withdrawal without a legal tender substitute would lead to a violont: monetary spasm throughout the country, its effects being nearly the same as a contrac- tion of active currency, Tt is therefore to be hoped that tho Senate will pass the House bill; as for both s'mplici:y and economy it can bardly be improved upon. The sooner, morcover, Gnal action fs taken in the matter the beti@; and until this is the case the suspense which is now paralyzing the industry of the nation will continue. It is of tittle consequence that the resumptionists oppose it loudly, for if their advice was followed out the history of Great Britain between 1825 and 1825 would be repeated in the United States, and the government, as the greatest debtor, would be, bankrupt alike with the great mass of the business com- monity, trom Maine to Texas, The progress of tne country would be arrested, and after finally reaching specio payments relief would have to be sought in another suspension; fora premature resumption could not bea permanent one to the United States, simpiy because the baijot would decide against it. Tho moucy market was easy throughout the week at six per cent on railvay collaterals aud five per cent on “governments, but'towards the close there was a dimin ished volume of funds seeking employment, owing to considerable sales of the new issue of five-twenties by the Treasury, and tho payments on account of increased the balance in the Sub-Treasury on Saturday evening to the anusuaily Inrgo sem of $132,952.51. As the Treasury is net supposed to ma- nipulate the money market it is diMcult to reconcile their accumulation of le currency with good management in the department. The conversion process is also too secretly conducted to be satisfactory to the public. The terms and mode of converting one form of security into aaother should be publicty announced by the Secretary o¢ the Treasury, so that each individual interested could transact his own business with the Troasury direct, thus securing the best torms and saving the commissions of 1g per ceut for buying and 3¢ for selling cuarged by tho brokers, Railway and miscellaneous shares closed rather un- settied at balf-past five o'clock on saturday at the follow- ing quotations:—New York Centraj, 102'{ a 14; Erie, 564% a 34; Reading, 10434; Michigan Southern, 7257 a Cleveland and Pittsburg, 805,; Rock Islund, 964 a Fort Wayne, 95%, North ern, S5ig a 5%; do preferred, 65 a 6514; Western Union Telegraph, 42 a 4244; Pacific Mail, 131 a 132, ‘The gold market was firm, the extreme range of the wook having been from 1263; on Monday to 1334, on Saturday, and the closing price was 1383y. - The borraw- ing demand increased in proportion to the supply, and towards the close, where cain was not carried without interest, the rates were in favor of the lender, This was mainly owing to the imcreased drain tor cnstoms duties, the receipts at tis port for the week having amouated to $2,933,009. ‘The foreign exchange market showed au advancing tendency, and the best bankers’ sterling, at lone date, sold up to 1093¢; but this rate was not fully sustained. At the close, however, it was firm at the following quotations: Bankers’ bills on Eugiand at sixty d 108% a 109; at three days, 10014 a 1007f; commercial, 10734 8 10314; francs at sixty days, 6.1734 a 5.2194; at three days, 5.15 45.10%; bills on Bevin, 720 724; on Bremen, 78% » 79/j; om Frankfort, 40% a dl; on Ameterdam, 41 a 413{; on Hamburg, 96 a %69;; on Antwerp, 5 18%f a 5.16)5. The dry goods trade has shown increased activity, not- withstanding the stormy weather and the unsettied con- dition of political ajfairs, although prica» have not ma- terialiy changed since last week, The demand is ch to supply immediave wants, but holders of stocks of goods manifest confidence tn tho stability of values, The depression which prevailed for a conaiderable time past till within the last few woeks bas given place to a more choerfal feeling, and although @ highly prosperous sea- son is not anticrpated a moderately paying budinoss seems probable, and the growing activity cannot but be greatly increased by a favorable change to the weather. The gencral merchandise markets ara quiet and steady, tranzactions being likewise limited to current wants, The highest prices of the tending stocks sold at the first session of tho, Exchange on each Saturday of the last four weeks were as follows :— Feb. 2, Feb. 9. Fes, 16, Feb. 23, + 14 100%. 90 Ey 32 8 a rt) 40 86 81% Bt 120 1 119 J 96 9554 38 353, 86% 03% 65 66 et sone it is ta9. Hiola ventral Nyy 1H 1185 ‘Michigan Central. 109 108107 Michigan Southern. ps By 8 ox 8 58% 2 Liar) 102-100 | 1024 Tn Pn eatsaipph x 25 © Si Prete Nekactrras i 160 150132 Patteburg & Fort Wayne. 97: Oe 96% =O joka ver Mining... — 0% 39 ing RR. wee 108 10814 10835 108G Toledo and W — 41 40 40 Western Union “ay ct a Goverment recal were quoted om cach “aturday of the past four weeks as follows :— Feb, 2, Feb. 9, eb. 16. Feb. 23. Sixes of 1881. 107% = 108% 0G NDZ Sives of 186° . 190 135 136 1s Sixes of 1968, 128% 100 WR 188K ‘Ten-forties + 99% 101'G 10155 Five-twenties « 107% 1083 100% NN Five-twonties of 1864... 106 106% = 107} 1081, Five-twenties of 1865... 106 = 10735 «107/108 Five-twenties of "65, new 104% 105% 105% I 7 and 3-10tha, et series, 1044 105 106 106 Tand B-10-hs, 2d sores, 104% 105'¢ 105% 10% Z and 3-10ths, 3d serves, 10434 10534 = 105% = 105 The total foreign imports at tho port of New York for the week ending February 22 compare as follows with those of the two wooks previous: — Tih & Feb V 2,414,479 $1,090,087 314,929 4,073,008 Totnt . 165,400,008 $6,770 169. Ba.5te 608 = | ‘Bho shipments of specie from this ort leat Wook. aad + 1867, during the year to date, compare as follows with *those of the corresponding periods im 1385 and 1968:— ———— EEE 7 FOR SALF. “vOR SALE CHEAP, CORNER bar Liguer and Lune ERY; ALSO 1866. sees, seat. cies Gaal Widaaiin Betelt, Groceries Meet we Righth woek.....-... $148,958 $500,108 $473,000 | ROW dor “Manufactory. A und Dry Goods sore Previously roported.. 8,917,088 3,765,901 4,035,213 | Pirsor sores, MITCHELL'S store Agency, TH Crd Totals... .sases-. . $4,006,8 099 $4,605,322 | 4 T A BARGAIN—THR BUSINESS Or tH . $4,006,c4L $4,526,000 $4, Gooey ty a town ap the New Bayon Ruliroad. 7 he umports of dry goods for the week compare | p.\.4 fmm tiecitys trade task sear cher $8000) rent £59, as under: — of stock $2,608 Apply sun at No. MA Libersy For the Week, 1906. 1806. 1867. Entered at the port..$1,128,584 $4,610,244 $2,257,312 Thrown on market... | 849,637 "3,686,920 2,708,111 Since Jan, 1, Entered at the port.. 5,064,634 29,922,679 18,209,750 26. 17 (17,878,020 ‘Thrown on market... 5,460,517 The foliowing securities were sold at auction yesterday, by order of executor: — $5,000 N. Y. City 5 p. c. Water loan $960" do. do do "70. & shares Cent. Park N. and £. RR Co. 20 do, Home Ine Co,, $100 each COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarunpay, Fob, 4—6 P.M. Asurs.—Recetpts, none. Pots were steady and frm at $8 2% a $8 90, Pearls were dull and nominal ai gil a Sil 9, Brxanstvrrs,—Receipts, 3,576 ble. flour, 360 do, and 2.916 bags corn meal, 6,480 bushels corn and 2,900 do. oats. ‘The demand for State and Western flour was rather more active, and an advanoe of Se, a 100. per bbl. was readily obtained, though confined to the low and medium grades, the other qualities remaining comparatively steady, The sales aggre- gurted 8,000 bbls. at the quotations annexed. Southern flour ruled stoady in value. with a moderate demand. Sales, 300 bbis. Of rye tour sales were made of 210 bbls. ni $7 2 $3. Corn meal, at a slight concession from previous prices, sold moro freely, the saiex comprising about 600 bbls. Brandy wine at $5 45 a $5 60. We quate:— Superfine and Western, +88 75a 10.99 Extra State, , 10 05 a 10 9% Cnoiee State. 1 00 a 11 50 Common to mi 0 05 2 10 95 Exira round hoop Olno, 9 80 a 1175 ‘Western trade brani 1 BO a 12 85, Common Southern. . 0 40 a 12 00 Funey and extra 4 U2 10 a 16 0 Rye flour (supersine} 7a BW Com meal, Jersey... 1 5%a 540 Corn meal, Braudywine: 16 Ma 58) —There was more activiivin the $3.05, No. 2 Chi- Milwaukee at $2 28, white Canada nt $303 higan at $3.10. Corn, evauats decline of le, dull and heavy, the sales bein, confined to 1s at $1.07 to $1 10 for new yellow, $1.05 to $ mixed Western in store and $1 08.0 $107 for do. float. Oats advanced fully Ie., with a fair demand: the sales cover 45,000 Dushels at 66%e. a'6e. for States and 560, a he. for Western. rye sales were made of 5,200 bushels Western at $t 1a For barloy a moderate demand prevailed at stexly prices. About 20.000 bushels were disposed of at 31 2) for Sonada West delivered and $105 for two-rowed State. Barley mait was dull and nominally unchanged. Corrae, ender favorable foreign udvices, ruled futiy 240. higher, with a moderate demand. Sulcs were eftected of 4,400 bags, ex Guiding Star, at 13}<¢. a Lo. gold, in bond. Cortox.—The demand was moderate, and a ‘decline of fully ye. per Ib, was conceded, as indicated 3 & “quotations, at whieh sles were effected ules. ‘The market closed dull, with a downward tendeucy. We quote:— Upland. — Florida. Ordinary ae Ri F Low middling, 5 Middiin : . Good mi ues Pri e extremely quiet. The only engagements noted Liverpool, 690 bates cotton at 3d. for ¢ pressed. To London, 700 bbls, rosin a! 09 tierces lard on private terma, To Hay teres Inrd on private terms. ‘The chart: ty Cork, with the privilege of three ports, at s. tid NSY | AGS continued quiet but firm at our last quotas tions, We heard of no sates, GoxN¥ Crori ruled higher. with further sates of 200 bales, to arrive in Boston at 10Ze., gold, in bond. 3 Hestr contlaued quiet but steady in value, Manila was quoted at 1g... gold, ‘ors —There wns but little demand, though prices were yout decided change. Suies ware ‘made of 8 bales at a Wo, for new eroy American. Morssxs.—The market was more active at fall prices. The sslex comprised 100 hhds. oid crop Porto Rico at Ge. a Bhe., £65 do. Barbadoes at Sc. a 5ie.. 85 do. Demerara at do. old crop Ciba inuacovado on privs 'y auction %50 hhds. Demerara at a 71 month, ond 25) bbls, New Orlenns as 83c. 0 9045 Naval Stones.—Spirits turpentine continued i ho business consummated was tight, | We only he: B with 3c. i of @ bbls. to arrive at Tc, Rosins—t as firm, though stendy at $4 273 . stonined at $460 a S84 GS common at 1,000 do, do, to arrive at the xame price, (roe of eharges. Of tar we heard of 119 sal cs. Qi.s.—Kish oils remained quiet but firm at our last quo- tations. Tnseed was dull. We quote crushers’ prices 9135.09) 37. Puovisions.—Receipta, 1.749 bbls. park 918 do. beet. 2.002 Packages eul meats, 583 bola, and 200 kegs twrd and 897 dressed hoge, ‘There was more firmness perveptibie in the pork market thongh the, busiuees consuinmaicd, was ght: New moss closed stendy at $21 for Western, ‘The anles om the apot comprise 3AM bbls. at $2) 02 » $21 14 for new raeas, ee B for old Wy ® $if for prime, and $19 A for prime mess: ated, for future delivery, 1.400 bbls. new mess, for March and April, at $21 021 37, seller's and buy- er's option. continued steady in value, with a mode erate demaud, Sales 420 bbls, at $17 a $20 for new ext moss, ond $12. a $18 for ney: plain do. Of werce beef val were effected to the extent of 275 tierces at $33 a $35 for India moss, and $3) a $92 for prime do. Beef sales of 28) bbls. at S52 a harap ruled firmer, with | Dressed hogs ruled a whade firmer at t0 4 L%e. for ety, and 9 c. for Western, ¢ demand for ext meats y active at steady prices. Sales 620 chages, i. for hams And Bic. a 10e, for shoslders. dui’ and oom lard marke! was active, at n sligh: improvement. cover] 700 bols ut 13%¢e. a 138¥e. tur new, and Ie, Buiter wus unchanged at Me. a 36c. for Stute, ‘Qe. for Ohio. Cheese was steady and firm at Iie. nal. Th for common dairy to choice factory made. 4.—Crude ruled moderately active snd the mar- ket ruled heavy. We heard of sales of G00 vuls, in bulk, 49 4) a 47 gravity, deli and 1000 do. in buik, #45 gary; for the firat half of March, both on private terms. anded also heavy, with little doing. Sales 1,10) bbis, standard white at 29%¢c. light aise. A small lot pri ied gold at He. Of ‘free 28) ble. prime Light straw to white were di of at a Philadelphia sale: otfected of 2,000 bbls. prime hap straw to whl 500 do for April «! 2ke., ang Yo do. 2 27a, both buyer's option We heard of no important SxxDs.—Clover continued steady a Mise, with smal sales. Timothy was unel , at $2 60 a ¥L Linscod ruled frm, with gales of 4,000 bag Calcutta to arrive in Bos: ton at $2 49, gotd, in bond. yi THAR was drm. with » moderate derand. Sales 18,000 sales. AL Tigo. a We: also 16,000 Ihs, grease at Do. a 10'5e. e market for raw Was moveraioty active at salea were 685 hhds.. including Cuba a 12%e. English Island at Ice, and 18 645 boxer at Hage, Refiged was ved hards, and. 105,000 The, pts, 1.009 bbls, ‘The market rematned were entirely nominal, f Dix GREAT RUSTE AT DP F ied with barge 6 LOTS DRass GOODS, TMF AUCTION MUSL! fete ALSO IMMENSE LOTS ALPACAS EMPRESS CLOTUM, Ge. key fi TP NEAKLY HAL A ' FOSTER BROTHERS, td7 Eighth avenue, ar Fighteonth straet and POSTHL BROTILARS, 72 Bleecker stre OISEAU'S PATENT HOOP SKIRT HOLDER, No more aceidents from hoop skirts. No more ridielous situations for lattes, No more showing below the Bainmored. No maces tangled springs. Xo wore hogy shir: warning every whieh way, HOOP SKIRT OLDER, Absolute immnoyabilit Soll wi retail io all fancy dnd dry goods siares, oe EM. LOISEAU 4 CO.. ‘59 Browdway, New York. aafety, Cue abd slogans. 7 ° Wholewle Wantad—Agents for the country. R. MACY, DESCHAMP'S BEST Gvallty Frevel, Kut Glovas. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. 28, EMBROIDERY, WANDKERCHIEDS, vs, HOSMERY, "GLOVES UNDER AT POPULAR PRICES, We are now importing all the Perfuines, Extracts, Soape, Ponmde, Poweers, &e.. of the colabrated Manufnetory of the MAISON VIOLET, PARIS, 66 Fourteenth wireet, between Fifth and Siath avenues, 5 od and 208 Sixth avenue. urieenth street and Sixth avenue, [RTERANS OF THR WAR OF 1#12—ALL IN THTS A GOOD BAKERY POR GALBBAKING 2 BAKIEI A ftoarper kK, with a tw La i PERE ve ciwlh horee and wagon if cestred. Inquire AY op YSTARLISHED MEAP AND VEGETAHLS Lease, at low rent; new ice house, &e. ald office, for one Week. Marke GENTEEL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR AL sale, with conveniences; well established, good tomers. ‘pays largely; told clieap, owner engaged in other business. Go A, ROBINSON, 85 Nunsau street, MEAT, FISH AND VEGETABLE MARKET, ROT- tor and Cheese, Jee House Fixtures, Horse and Wagon, corner Fifty.fo ponsension; $1, nreiure, $500: a Toy and Variety Sto: g800. THOS, ROANLA and Puraiture, UTTAR STORE FOR SALE tion; splendid ebance for au eniernrising man, particulars Inquire at $25 Wastington street. NONFRCTIONERY FOR BALP.—A FIRST CLASS CON- J fecitonery and lee Cream Saloon, Fixiures, Machines, everything complete, A Lease of the entire premises cam ZAP. —GOOD LOC A- For be had if desired. Apply om the premises, No, 608 Sixth avenue. DDEUG STORM. 187 FIVTH AVENUE, FOR SALE.—A * a marble top Oounters, Show- casos, Cas Fixtures, Drawers, Doors. Awning. &¢., will be togother or in lows to suit, Inquire at store. Als aa Fountain, TRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY—POSSESSION IM- mediately —Lease, Fixtures and Siock for sale of the well known Sample Room, 896 Broadway, elegantly fitted up, business goxd and coustanily increasing. Fog satents Reading and ner of Warren, JERSEY CITY, THE WELL KNOWN ‘hlinrd Roow 10) Montgomery street, cor- ioe $6,000, OR SALE—A FANCY GOODS STORE, WITH 8TOC! and Eystures, in one of the best business localiti@s of ty. Inquire'at 119 Spring street, OR SALE—A COAL YARD 0 street, near North ir, wit plete. tons. oftlen. the Huy About 2,000 Possession mnmed: Bt P LC. Herakd Wii be sold ata bargain. OR SALE.—A SMALL, CC Plumbers! Materials tor sale at a avenue, near Fort Ben Stand also on re PLETE STOCK oF gain at 630 Ninth Fixtures and intely STOCK AND FIXTURKS OF A RE- oe Store, on one of the principal avenu ad will be suld reasonable toa MMEYER & NASON, 85 Wai THE STORE AND FIXTUT House Furniture of the Hardware Store 429 avenue; sold on account of ill health of the proprietor. quire of the prem.ses, OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, completo; price $100. . Apply at for two aya. POOR, SALE-STORE. FIXTURES IN rs'y Dry Goods ngé, Desks, Sloweases, &e. Stores abel Apply io AMES HODGE, 35 Jane street, one door of Highth avenue, OR SALE—TEA, COFFZE AND DRIED Fruit Store; smal! stock, Inquire at 762 Second avenue. OYSTER AND th DINING SALOON, WITIE ‘ane. with Apartments, ticalars apply at No. 100 D; inst be noid. avenue aud OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, UP TOWN, OR ® partner wauted: newly frnished; in a first clase location, Apply at 649 Sixth avenue, to G. DONADI. L<THE LEASE, WITH PART FIXTURES, ‘of one of the best Boarding Houses down town. In~ quire on the premises No. # Carlisle streat. OR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST LAUNDRIES the city; Brondway and steamboat trade. Thquire BURKE, Auctioneer, 59 Grent Jones atrect. OR SALE GHEAP—ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH, A Stove Polish Business, complete ; right and tite of Fer paruoulags inquire at 137 Sixth IN of DL yor SADE CRBAP goar FACTORY, WEUL 10. cated any busi with capacits now ie Adurees J. Ba, atntion i Paying Billiaid Saloons in this city, on a. thorough. fare: four years’ tenes, atu very low rent. One of the beat paging caneerns in New Vork.” Reason for selling aad par- Uculars apply nt 244 Grand street, pamela 1 drebdhct <snkoe ache reat tt a BASE, FIXTURES AND STOCK OF A and A splendid © in the vicinity of Fourteenth sireet Ad i. Herald office, N i ere ; BASE OF STORE ON BROADWAY —WITH PIXTURES 4 and stock, or separate. For sale ebeap. Tnquire at 1,197 Brondway. HOTOE 'H GALLERY FOR SAL™ CHEAP-—-WITH or without Instraments, all in complete working o-dor. Apply at 4 Chatham street. GELLING OFF_REGARDLESS OF COST, IN CONSE. SRineuce of ‘lease Of store expiring Mav 1, $25.00) worth Of Boots, Shoos and Fruaks, “Boiled stock lam than batt Price, ROBERT IRWIN, 390 Bowery, coroer ST Rove forsale on the Bightt areas orell Tesekod ad doing @ good trade. Apply wt 725 Etghth a 4 . a 3, MeKINNEY. GTOPR POR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF & Miltinery and Dresemaking oorablishcaeet, Jersey Bond street. 4 good loetion: coming m very low, Warren street ye lst of Mare. Ap StRe FIXTURES FOR SALE.—A RANGE OF Drawers made of oak aud suitable for fancy goods, with tate ire at 06 Hast Twenty. sixth sareets Ie aquire from 7 to. 10.4. M. or from 7 to 9 P.M, Or SAL. POR SALE A 28 HOR E POWER STEAM ENGIN, Corlies’ make, with fine botlora, steam amp. beate letb onder: tw be delive: re, nid commertions, all 1 com pe May U neat; any ba soem tn da STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS AND CLEUCLAL BaW Milde ‘The best and moat complete in vse. Cireuvay sent ou application, WOOD & MANN STEAM ENGIN PORTANT LECTURES DATLY—" Ny: mi " ror Spe of rotary Sib Broad. copy by forwar York Moseusn of T 192 SIXTH AVENUE OAY B nent set ot Gum Teeth for S12, 4 temporary set $6. Teeth iillod with Teeth wituont pail MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. 2). tracted without pam (ten years) Lg Ge cation (uarcotization). Laughing ane fresh daily. natie tal Teeth $i JAY VILLERS, 189 Grand street, wear Broadway. "IN THREE TO FIVE HOURS.—- fi Beanuifal ye with Plampers to fllout the ska and restore youthti appearance. etn extencted wituont pala with Nitrows: « de Gas, No cates for extracting when Teet® are ine tertea, mica VLWCK'S, 175 Sixth aveuue. com d. ‘HAD A PERMA- Aq Ser OF THET Splondid sets, $5, 10, MtUL CONTINUOUS GUM SETS OF TEETH wale eeaclicon tiodeee tes Cnntt exe uemecen, ranie be, With, Puduypers 0 restore natural gress (or a Pension, will please call at or send thelr Dane, Face, SPU age OR, ete, Sena ote Age and residamcr, tout delay, to "No.4 City halt pluce, | €2 FO OEP canenpgpeee—sbpoonieiipheieiaas pore trot eaatty ie te coecite, Wha aeriber sen Contos, BeNtaN ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE Fiving tnd convince! oot tative fy Congeraa that |, neste uae of, miirais not at Wetract Tee there an iving ue reporica by the Commis. | the mont apprdved Mnout pain; 60. 1800) ts testify, pce a tre Rou erst tae pod as ie hntoes at the oiiog, 10 Cooper f se inty, who will lish the call — — Bal Thone who Mare tigned previous to thie date FURNITURE, ne eee a General A, RAYMOND. SINORI'S PATENT SPRING TRDS REQUIRE ia at one inacirese) ela, | warranted for years: oor deanna _.. | ndioutners or strings about’ them: bealth, twsury. Bold we with Resay ON BTL. jishede and Tor ale at the Academy, 31 aye DE TABLES, GIVING THE TIME AND HE High Waier ior every day in the yaar, at all ports everywhere. Warervoms 243 Centre street. PICENT VPIANOFORTR FOR SALE—FroR an 8 MAG 5, Obst SoH. a Deawticul Parlor Genel, for $125, cost $27 Parlor and Redeoum Purnirure at a great aserifics for casi. Ivqnire at Tid West Eighth treet, neur Sixth avenue, T PRIVATE SALE—ALL THE ELEGANT HOUS! hold Fuvndure contain brown stone ‘one da, for Ps Saing | house 14 iateanth street, beiwen Pith oud Sint 1 Hee | house 4 beternen Fifth mp, six Qo bureas Ckstred ai om tela ah tbe patactpal faut or anita 8850, ont 81.0! Pranororve $0, cout ean be obtained. by aynitcarion to {ue | grat iteme Bide Micrors, carrots Chandsllery, romney Ex. 4 fa Washington city, Hriee «wenty tention Table, Butlet, Vuamber Furniture, &. A sacritice. W ‘1 ne ‘o) PERT OF OFFICE PAR aNiGen and fe ig poo wuss ‘and condition, Ads ice dress box 6a vont ol NTED—600 ISKETS; 00 CART. ‘ Boxes nd ent manin, 4000 Rounds; 600 Sais foliers Cotton “Address, giving price, box 1,876 New York Rost THR 120ON th river. gine nente aS Wve OUGHT TRON SCRAP, AT ¥ hits Took ot Fifty-second sireat and No) RAGES SHOE PEGS WANTED. FOO Wie Ped oe board at New York, to ©... Wilds ‘# ROGHIS, Nassau street, New York. a : COAL, WOOD, 6 sii TOK gd PER CHALDRON, IX TARLYARD, apriy CORR AEN Gin Gas Works, Toot, Of Weat Rightes arrest and foot of Past Fourteenth Fireo! Petveredat $5 per Hiv, by CRAVSER & BURNS, 80% West Bighiroata coat and JOHN SMITH, corner of avenue and hast Fifteen id mree H i J +) ACHALDRON Fol COKE IN B2 der cered tinmediataly to" on from Now Work. Cay Wutks, Coreniy B ) F. SHERWOOD. = i aman * 2 ncn JURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-PARLOR Buits, Chamber Suits, Looking Giases, Mattresses, eo, at cost, prior eh *, 11 Bowory. GOING TO MOUSE: voekly or month! Melding: Parlor. ani ‘3, corner ON! nd pay raitare, Heddin, BNDALL & ceping can he eupplit istaiments for Carpets, Bedroom Sulia, &e., at Canaband Hudson alreotie, ATANTED—ON 8 SEORBTARY BY B OF PLY MPTO NS Slit or address 30L steads, at a reasooable price. ¢ ‘Wert Fiiteenth mtree:, near Biglth aver MARBLE MANTEUS. ‘ EL DLCED PRIC ARLE MANTALS AT REDUCED 5 haga, at Be Kis 78 mas oom attind wveel, Now York, Call om BEST FLACK IN THE of the Hatest dese "3 Navyle Works, ' .. ‘Cot this ont. f MANTELS. <THE Sore purehase Marbie maniels ow prices: Is at A. KLAB: near Third a aif frost Bight eonth atren: t ¥ APAnBLKIZED SLATF MANTELS-.suPsRiOR IN ARBLEIZED, sory durabic, Ball (We price of MB. SPEWA tT, 9 olxth vente. Deyvecn Taiyuan Thiriy-siach sweet