The New York Herald Newspaper, March 2, 1867, Page 11

f ; ’ \ ony NEW YGRK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 2 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, | tsviocS'stsr min tesserae | three gallons ovr the aide NURSERY AND CHILD'S HOSPITAL, | eee” be Moxitwos, as it was founded on the ate | is in complete sympathy with}them—that, indeed, the v, FS S32 ue anrp smooth “water to the windward, and then war beiween Chile and Spain aud was eulogistio of the | (let vid here is @ most intense radical oil allowed to run drop by drop is all that is re Annual M. latter nation, a — good, yay pene was: carpeatly Pri upon mn: leeting of the Board of Muanagers— he atieution of the ture, and that is the adoption quired, for as soon as the eea comes in contact with the Addresses by Rev. John Cotton & D. The Crysial Palace and orchestral popular concerts, | of a biberal and efficient free school system. This is a oil it breaks, and tbe ebtp ls in smooth water as long as the oil is let run. In 1864, im the heaviest gale of wind I D., Erastus Brooks and Others-The Ke | “!**!<#! vichts,” at Her Majesty's, London, have been | evoure of the greaiest practical importance to our State, ever aw, 1 lost all my sails, then the rudder, and I know the vessel ef Complaint and Congratulation— Prevailing Topics—Advice, Propos aud it is believed that re will take acti ports, &e., & of @ very superior character this season. the subject, ine (hop re ery yi The annual meeting of the Board of Managers of the Siguor Lotti, the well known American tenor, is about ‘What is the prospect of the canvass? It must be con- ~~ pine alton ry mina ef eitanen pls Nursery and Child’s Hospital was held yesterday at the | ‘0 start for Europe this month to try his fortune in famed ties there wee ees dangers * ® appre any * ‘saved the vessel, ‘and lives | institution on Bast Fifty-firet street, near Third avenue, | opera there. He purposes giving @ farewell concert | tricts? Will there be pos fend’ bloodslied st poliical ‘Let ships of heavy tonnage have two iron tanks each, one on cach with faucet so ar- oll can be staried at any time; small and all ship’s boats tanks of five gallons well 80 that in case the ship founder See aievel amet conn case ‘The public speak through the Hxratp columns to-day _{@ & variety of complaints and suggestions, some of ‘which witl be found of the most novel nature:— . Reform im the Insurance System. . The late disastrous conflagrations and the consequent Notwithstanding the inclement weather all the ladies before his departure, pein aa wit o disfranchised whites patiently see olitical power they hi o wield Composing the Board were in attendance, Rev. John Pass into the hands of Pe npe fn yi Cotton Smith, D. D., of the Church of the Ascension, FINE ARTS. Tt must be confessed that the radicals have the vantage Presided, and opened the exercises by the reading of the out. ernest has the courage and the will to carry Seriptures and prayer. Retherme!’s Republican Court in the Days | mii be fs fae a, gg et ne -_ fi of @ gale, With these tanks of oll on board of ships losses entailed on the insurance companies have occa- | and a good man for master, one who knows the laws of The annual reports were then considered by the Board, ef Liucola. command the negro vote he will carry the State, under stones the following suggestions from J. H. P.f@— mame see See (os ey : om hos of oe afew mtroductory remarks being made by Rev. J. 0. During the past week throngs of visitors have been a Php gt majority, ‘The opposition, on sqpiazrm me tat trea mal dtc nor | Sede sora ay Stn | SK te harman sito Du’ Fng Ar Galery. a8 Braden, | tr era ata” ta ann its ystooks of an ie every Mook ined tee and | of money. ‘THE ANNUAL REPORT. the great new picture Of the scason, Mr. Rothermel’s | meu, such as Campbell, Einerigge and Cooper, if put en ‘that occur in the city, A capitalist is about putting up | Prepesed Appeal from the Decisions ef the | From the thirteenth annual report, by R. H.Lawss, Jr. | Republicen Court in the Days of Linooln, It has lately | the track against Brownlow, would be coldly supported, and Harris and Forrest, Cheatham and Wheeler—: secretary, which was read and adopted, it appoarsthat dur- | been completed by the artist, after two years of assiduous | Yio made their mark in the late strugale, and who could ing the past year there were admitted into the institution | 824 conscientious tol, We understand that an en- | rouse the people, are disfranchised. It is quite probable, as follows:—103 women with children,106 women for con- | etaving of it, im the highest style of the art, will therefore, that gentie Brownlow will be our next finemont, 207 children. Number of births 101, The | soon be published, which will form a pendant | Governor, and that we shall have a fow more years of institution at present contains 312 inmates—208 children otogra| ntington’ ie and 104 adults, Of the women admitted for confine. oe nee cpt gther ture a oe ment twenty-four remain, thirty-sight have returned to | PUblican Court in the days of Washington, These fine ST. DOMINGO their homes and panna ee dere provided witua- | paintings will havea permanent value as representing is ‘ tions as wet nurses, a-with other situations and | two great epochs in the history of our country—the four agers RO emerges | Rovolution and the Rebellion. We cannot say that wi vee 5 Thought in waneoniet, fafa Sew- and to the purposes and effects of the present insti- | admire the title of “Republican Court,” which the two Go be ashe appara be ont Samana a have borrowed from that of the late Dr. Griswold’s | Keniund and Mpa aera Penne. collection of $10,000 baving been madetowarts | Sis q England and Spain Interested—Tho United the building fund we were authorized to cla'm from the | D&dsome and {nteresting volume, It smacks too much | States to be Baffled it Possible, &c. State the eum of ten thousand more, riated by the | of a royalty altogether foreign to our republic. Perhaps the Opinion ae, ES. ago ion to Bt, Domingo, Legislature to the Nursery and Child’s under v We have to recur to the secret tion. res seanightnbees lees Inappropriate te: Mantington’s repre-'] 11." y ach is ae reported, Mr, Wrodeniok: Seward tas ‘@ block of stores or tenement houses. Of course his ‘Object is to build as cheaply as he can and get ag much Pent as he canon his buildings, If he could get no in- von to prevent accidents by. or hous from Ste? Bat ims nts by, OF m fire; but in- doing that _he calculates, what the difference is Property pro’ and one with little or no | mpmiy oy He then calculates what the premium will on the building .and finds that by getting *$ fully ti be saves all the expense of the extra tions, It isa mere matter of dollars and cents to Supre: Court On this subject a correspondent, ‘RS. B,” writes as follows:— Not only the present ex: but the future securi of the republic demand jot Dag Pty esp nite in the last resort from the United States Supreme Court of the Euglish coustisuion, watch gives aa typed! from e jon, wi ives an a m2, yh gues tribunals io the Hotee of Lord pr not much danger but for many years, if not always, ® majority may be preserved phy Senate favorable to loyalty and patriotism; but if it should ever be otherwise the people could soon int aremedy. The Senate is largely composed of lawyers au og fully equal to the members of the Supreme urt, And the absurdity is toointolerable that the fruits of all our victories should be lost, the efforts of psa a gets bis stock “fully insured,” and “mine times out of ten, he would rathor it would burn Boaters Ihave never known an extensive fire when ef merchants have not openly said so, and would ot take the trouble even to go to their stores when they “were told they were on fire. As their books are always | loyal State counteracted and the nation ruined by ®| We have $80,000 invested. The building which we | *atatlon of sscene inthe days of Washington when |. been char It seems that the of the United smecessary to prove their loss they either take them single partisan and irresponsible judge. The legisia- | hope to erect will cost $27,000, and that sum will not | courtly traditions were still lingering on this side of the | States is ae the Day ‘of ‘cmon Now, “his s'a fo protect them. "Ay Whole argument will be featured | would pass such an amendment tothe coustifation with | fata be raed uishes When eet tend eal an ane | Alani; but wurely these had all expired long before | Mies OF serious impor, aS rai fs! } tig mols Sones mes andi’ Nam Soa con a Gankioe eee er when our funds will allow Situate on the eastern side of the Island of Hayti the ‘Our subscription iist is comparatively small, owing in Lincoln occupied the White House. It might be difficult, | Bay of Samang is not only one of the finest, largest and @ great measure to the absence of a large number of our | however, to suggest another title more suitable and | safest harbors in the world, but, in a naval point of view, $27,000 trom our invested. faa 'we haves vory aah | C€’mNY sDKEeRLIve founding waters, Indved, it lles to the windward of SE, eed, 1 1 windward o} sum drawing interest. We must atill be exerting our- | The scene depicted by Rothermel is lad at the second | pomingo, Cuba, Jamaica and the Gulf of Mexico, selves, ever ready, even aa the beautilal earth ever needs inauguration of President Lincoln, By the skilful dis- to which last ‘access can be had only by steering were Perpetuate its barv tributi north or south of Samand in order to enter elther the siete have been some mos touching cases of ain and ithe = ae: iohpe bi aenadwrsbe ny bid oe dificult channel running betwen Cuba and the Florida its own misery brought under our care, Of these differ- rests lors, by at ype: Keys, or else the channel between Cuba and the bead- = feorradh ra Cr ‘ae hen ah =a mere foremost classes of American society, by faithful ana poe! of Tanee. hia eae S ey fron anchor there ie fo whore the soul is broug! almost speaking portraits, and by a reproduction of the te tras weather, 55 SIGNS OR, OREMEY,. nearer its God than the solitude of a sick room, and the entrance to the about three miles where a sense of humiliation works so powerfully upon | 54tural attitudes of a gay and brilliant company, the | wide, which can be easily ‘tefonded, by batteries on both the heart. |The kind aitentions of those who minister | artist has overcome the immense dificuities of a work | shores. The fine situation of this bay has always caught em and the sacrifices of reat, which wey make | of this kind. Ho has imparted to bis canvas all the Ute | Ste eve of navigators because together with these nautt, silenily endured, works its own resulta May we not | 0d animation which his pencil can give. Only motion, | others eminently valuable. Several rivers flow into it, hope that some’ souls, thus chastened, have gone out | the rustling of silks and satins and the hum of voices | one of which, the Yuna, is navigable for over fifty miles. from our wards with true and earoest purposes for & wanting, and these no pencil can give. We subjoin | The bay is surrounded by forests abounding in the finest 1@ power of such remom- doscript bi timbers used in baildtug, and finally the country around ne Mee eit Sabet | Sep een Smee meee ceuaeneenane ni ; ng :— with these, coal mines, which are still more valuable, rejoice in being able to tell of so large ® number cared iad France kept St. Domingo the bay of Samand for, and of their generally good condition. Many fall by bad pe bce featod, are Mra. J. J. Crittenden | wouid iong sinco have ecome one of the busiest centres the way during the o— months of the year, bat our | #1d Hon Edward Everett, on whose right stands Mrs. | for European trate with the islands and mainland of Sulcatious aw ronehvar and. te cnlog mgaloy for ea | coe arate cueniar of the lato General (Boots; Behind | ei founded Gestdnnent chars ip LATS. Me do oauik ive, e , founded a settlement there In 1673. M. de Galiffet second and third time, of the same parents entroat- phir eh Mra, General Fromont and Mra, Chie: Justice | jaadg the attempt again in 1699; and the Count d’Kstaing ing us to take their children. telda, The gentlemen in the background of the ex- | took up the plan again in 1764 and tried to start it on a to Aatranget on coming into Papel seen te Lora treme left are Senator Morgan, James T. Brady, General | maznificont scale. But the bay at that time belonged to vol - i 4 pein, an! the bargain begun wit! 6 court of ir and think we bad little else than annoyance aud cou. | PIX snd Speaker Colfax; behind Mrs. Fremont are | onied in nothing. In 1822 General Donzelot revived the fusion. Far from it! Bryant and the late J, J. Crittenden, Prominent in the | splendid plan of d’Estaing, and it was taken up by the The shadows of evening close as quietly about our | foreground of this group stands Secretary Seward; | government of Louis Philippe tn 1846, but fatled because wards, and the little forms sleep as peacetully in (eit | beyong whom are General Sherman and General Sheri. | % the formal opposition made by the British Cabinot, simple cots as in the dweilings of the children of for- who were enabied to present an argument against it thas tune, dan. Further to tho right is Mrs, McClellan; behind her | admited of no reply, namely, France having lost her great fre, Wstock of goods worth $1,500,000, has a steam engine pted foundation before the return to nage gel of uthern mem! who have always stood of national parcaathied and progress. _ sy The Water Question. A correspondent who is greatly exercised over the oc- casionai failure of the supply of water from the Croton prsroreever aire Set some hes oe doo Pane water necessary ulsbip, wn from the North and East gr . A Heavy Job. A taxpayer protests against the proposition of a num- ber of architects to abeorb $30,000 from the city trea- sury for providing mere sketches of plans for the new Post Office building, at $2,000 for each sketch. The correspondent considers this proposition a plan of fraud on the pubic, and so expresses himself in the most energeuc style, The City Cars have astonished a latelysarrived Englishman, who in his simplicity advises the companies to prevent crowding and discomfort to the public by putting on extra cars during the early morning and evening houra, The Dust Nuisance. A resident of Twenty-third street proposes an abate- ment of the dust nuisance which generally prevails dur- ing March. His plan is that the servants be instructed to sweep the dust into the gutters instead of piling it in tho middie of the street, where it can be kicked up by every passing vehicle. The Excise Law. ‘Aremen are half an hour in breaking into the building, to save one bundle of matting and one case -of goods. pol why bv gagec of our best merchants vast amount of property in this danger? ‘Simply because he knew it would cope Joss to bine as ‘yo was fully insured; and every house and store in this eity is protected in this very way. Now the remedy is @ very simple one, Let the Legisiature pass an act that no person shall recover on any dwelling house ~or store, or any stock of goods, for damage by fire, more ‘than seventy-five per cent on the valuo of the building or goods. This would leave the owners to stand security ‘for ‘twenty-five per cent of the loss, and after this enact- ‘ment we would sce the same precautions taken to save ‘their property as is now taken to save their books, and there would no more instances of $1,000,000 or 000,000 worth of property being left without a guar- ian and barrred up from all access by the firemen. rites The State Bounty Question. “On this subject an early enlisted veteran writes as foi- ows:— In the proceedings of the State Legislature, published ‘tm the Hrratp of Tuesday, 12th inst., a resolution ap- ee offered by Mr. Keady, member of Assembly from 8 County, directing the Military Committee to report the expediency of adopting some measure to provide a bouaty for such voluntcer soldiers who enlisted during the ny pariot of the rebellion and received no bounty ‘from the State. Asa soldier who would come under the sprovisions of such an equalization of bounty, in the event of the passage of such an act, I feel, with many thousands i i “N. W.” claims that burglaries have grown more nu- " comrades in arms, a deep interest in this matter of The name of each little homeless suffering child under | are Admiral Farragut and General Sedgwick, andin front | Colony of St. Domingo had no real claim to the right of simple justice, and ‘eaet the Mititary Committee will give | merous lately in the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards, | our sheltering roof is written — suother register than | 4. yiss Dennison. i iz occupying Samané. We must at this moment look Mt their serious attention, and report without delay, | owing to the fact that the police occupy all their time in | OUF8 and the destiny of eucn little soul is the ubject of poe Hae recent ebtoean tands br she United Btates te, unceasing care in that better Home, where sicknoss and ‘The central group is composed of Chief Justice Chase | the same light, as to what relates to the question of want wend unknown, and where every tear shall be for- and hs daughter, Mra Governor Sprague; imme right. file ae other yp rape must be appealed ee behind Mra Sprague is the daughter of ox-Governor | '°*&* io pretentions of the ‘Washington govera- Tan ment. From the Treasurer’s report, which was next read, it | Fish, bebiad whom ts Mrs, Lippincott, so well known as If the United States bocome masters of the bay of gpp-ara that $54,100 wan oxpeiided during the past ¢ar; | Graco Greenwood. In the extreme background of this Samané itis evident that they will occupy a preponder. 2 6 amount of unpai t ‘ne recei| uri ating jon in the Antill and will je to set the past year were $54,171. Of the latter $11,473 wag | Group are Mrs. Froderick Seward, Moses Taylor, Judge | thernscives up as the noversign’ arbiters of the destinies Pr ig gy maven income, Liga ipeedeyaiely sag Kelley and Lord Lyons. ¢. bing srobipeieas, — ae sol St. aoe ae and 062; from donations, $5,962; {rom graad charity bali | In the anced . | Hayti, where we yet have interests of 80 much weight, Of 1866, $12,002; New York State, $10,000, and city of ‘é 30 green 0 te right ti General Grant pro- | ould be bntirely at thelr disoretion. They would have, New York for repairs $5,000. ‘The institution is the | %2%ng Mra. Grant to President Lincoin; behind Mrs. | ina moasure, Cuba, Porto Rico, Jamaica and all the costitest in the city, and is one of tue moat liberally sup- | Grant stand Miss Kinney and Miss Jarvis; at the left of | Antilies under their thumb. We are mot ene- ported and managed. Mra, Graut are Mrs. General Halleck, Miss Harris and | ™ioe of the United States, and we have given striking that there may no longer be any excuse on the part -of the Legisiature for further postponement,of the ques- tion. The matter was debated in the sossion of 1866, referred to a committee and has since lain dormant, ‘The volunteers who joined the ranks of the Union army fowheciernpe, ragged of 1861 and 1862, when the bounty = ot in had become exhausted, served during oir term—ithree years—without receiving any recom- pense whatover from the State; while those who enlisted ‘at a later date camo in for various sums, ranging from $75 to , Which were paid them by the State. It is ‘€o equalize as near as possible the bounty paid this class ‘of volunteers, by granting some recompense or substan- ial recognition of the valor of the soldiers of the Empire watching the liquor stores, in the hope of catching some oue violating the Excise law. He wishes to know if the police are warranted in neglecting to look after the safety Of private dweilings after night in order to keep siquor saloons under strict surveillance. The Street Cleaning Contract. “Hygienc" complains that dead. dogs are allowed to Mo for six weeks in Thirty-third street, exposed to all the changes of the weather; and another correspondent, arguing from similar premises, conciudes that the clean- ing of the streets of New York is too large a job to be taken in hand by one person, aud therelore should be = vol ‘State, thas this resolution is oflered. divided up between several parties, In the latter case | The medical report smiee ther ihe Lyjag-in Depart. | Mr Williams (formerly Mrs. Stephen A, Douglas); in aba cceratg: manag apne cuae werk Gk oniGks : An Indignant Greek he concludes that New York could be, under proper | ment has become fully zed. The conduct of ruis | the extrems background, resting his arm on the mantel, | would turn into a bilnd condescension for ambitious ‘writes to controvert an argument lately presented by Henry Ward Beecher in a late speech, to the effect that “The Greeks held that not only was a woman not equal, ‘but ineffably bolow man; that women were not allowed Qo walk the strects, and it was a sti; for women to be ‘totelligent.”” The ndent alleges that this state- ‘ment is false, and. declares that far from being dis- (= The Whiskey Tax. ‘Un the subject of the suggestion of a Congressional a eng of the various small contractors, the most € kept city in the world, has apr gy, bm and diseases wero of the ordi- | ig Governor Curtin, of Pennsylvania, with Goneral and | ®Chemes, and menace the logitimate and secular rights Bary nature. the year 678 sick children were of Europe as well as the interests of those nationalities baer medical pod (nose 441 have recovered and 128 | MF& Burnside, back of whom is Professor Morse, The | which have already been formed, or have a tendency to have died,” leaving be! treatment at presept 12, ali | group beyond to the right and on the left of Prosident poets) in the ey — pyri gins Od Fated of whom are doing wel in the year a large nuw- ly Op] io the plan now attributed to the Am ing Earty bh arg Lincoln is Mra. Lincoln addressing General Scott, be- ot ming masters of the Bay of 8 and, ber of foundit fa a hopeless state of disease aoa ee eetatione Atanas tho’ s01 | hind whom stands Miss Kato Dix; om the extreme right | though wo have given up possession of f, we did children born here 8 were atill born and 17 died within | are Mre, Senator Morgan, Mrs, General Heintzelman, | not do so to witness afterwards a great foreign power short periods after birth. Tbere has been + diminu- take our place there, no matter what power it may be, Uien ia intestinal complaints among the obifdren. Much | couse oud Mra, rraee Saget sate and ae whether of the Old of the New World, but rather for th: credit was considered due to the Resident Physicians | Porter; immediately bohind President Lincoln aro Gen- | purpose of setting up and exalting on American soil Dra. Barnett and Baker. The report was made and read | eral Helntaelman, tho lato Chief Justice Taney, Secretary | principle of nationalities, as well as the incontestibi by J. J. Hull, D, D., Becretury of the Medivai Board. “tanton, Horace Greeley aod Goneral Fremont; behind | Tit of the Haytiens to govern themselves. Hence it POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tas Democratic Fixer Rewvvorcep,—Raphael Semmes has hoisted his piratical flag on the Memphis Bulletin, and has brought that journal to the support of the demo- cratic party. Rervuriicamisu ct Vimoria.—A new journal has been started in Norfolk as the organ of the Union men of committee, as a method for the prevention of whiskey strikes at once in favor of universal suf- REMARKS BY REY. MR. HOYT. would be with rogrot that we should witness the I'nited f@onads, that all liquor offered for sale at less than $2 per page a si Rov, Mr, Horr addressed the masting, briefly stating | Mr “Taucoln are Vico President Andrew Jobnson, Sec: | States following up this which could not fail to wgilton be lable to seizure and confiscation, a correspond- . The Richmond Times of Feb. | ‘at be uently in attendance at the institu- | retaries McCulloch aud Welles; further in the back- | become a cause of just diequiet to France, spain, England d Sommoxep to ‘Tewrirr.— mon ‘eb- | tion, and that be felt an nierest in the accomplishment | ground are Secrotary Cameron and Governor Andrew, of | *24 the republic of Hayti. of its pul ‘The duty of Christians was individual Our Consul General at Port au Prince, Mr, Maximus in this. ‘e should love our neighbor as ourselves, and Massachusetts. Regbaud, has had the honor of baMii the project pre- self-preservation was the first lew of nature. Whatever vious to the annexation of the Dominican republic to wil promote the glory of God and the good of the world TENNESSEE. Spaiv. Could we succeed now so well, in case the it was the duty with all Christians todo to the full United States have really the intentions attributed to measure of their meana, Wherever notice of humaa need them? comes to any individual mind the duty sottles there at OUR NASHVILLE CORRESPONDENCE. rant declares that such action on the part of the govern- ment would be hailed with joy by every illicit distiller. ‘Under such a law the distiller could carry on his busi- wees with impunity, for he could scil to the dealer for gum und bil larger could ‘Wrote ena'we’ cue would Ue the wiser; or the pay. ment ofa sum over $2 per gallon might actually ruary 28 notes that John 8. Calvert, the State Treasurer of Virginia, was sent for the day before by special mes- senger to appear before the House Judiciary Committee. It was supposed that his testimony was desired in rela- tion to the specie of the Richmond banks which was captured after the evacuation. once. He could not give largely himself, but he could 4a to Leones an rae one ute x orton ot nn the Vorcz Farman Hni—In the discussion between the | perform his evident duty week present and praying The Republican Brownlow—The DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. -gerrespondent thinks, would be to notify the wh: rival candidates for Governor of New Hampshire, the | ‘0 God to bless its purpoves with hed fullest measure Nigger — Eq y—Free Speech — General Ressnno an Orricxn.—In Augusta, Ga, on February distillers to raise their to more than ‘voice of the democratic candidate fatied himon the sixth | $<9°™ care of aman ean a thelr Golicacy of natare'| Teomae—The Schools, ae Feb, 23, 1807, | 2.8 oune man Damed John Jones became dieorderiy ow meoting, and they were obliged to intermtt the noxt | and warmth of sympaihies, were pecullarly adapted to jasuvitie, Feb. 23, 1867. | at a hotel and shot Thomas Callahan, a police officer, work of this nature. oped the deficit stated in the Yesterday was © high day for the radical party in | whom the proprietor requested to arrest him. treasurer's report would be more than fully made up, Tennessee, From carly morn until nearly midnight Aw Evorsuayt.—Robert J. Fleming has been living REMARKS OF MR. ERASTUS BROOKS iM in the ‘t hall of the House of Mr, Kenastos Brooks, upon being calied upon to speak, | ©Very available space in the groat with the family of EK, R. Hopkins in Richmond, Va, said that he camo to be a listener. He knew the institu- | Representatives was packed with an eagor and excited | they boing in partnership in the carpenter and joiner tion, and almost knew it by heart. I: was « saying of | muititude, white and colored, ail speaking one voice and | business. On the 27th, Fleming eloped with Hopkins’ Edmund Burke, the great British statesman, that wife and child, having been discovered in too intimate UDuty demands that whatever ia right should net only | *Blmated by qne purpose, A more perfectly harmonious | TV Oo itn that Indy. aber be made known, but be made prevalent, It was not | Convention ever bofore assembled in the Rock City. ‘Muboul se OF Lean Ietinow 3: Memedieek, con ‘The Croton Board Management ts complained of by ‘J. C.,” who charges the officials <eomposing it with imbecility in many rospects, but espe- dally for having used cht iron for the large conduit pm acben: bing over the h Bridge, and which had ‘eroken tn. Dealers. three appointments, As his argument failed him on the first, the necessity of any more meetings is not apparent. OvrRaces 1x Taz Sovtm.—Since the passage of the Civil Rights bill there have been reported three hundred and seventy-five murders and five hundred and fifty-six out- rages on Union men and freedmen in the South, of which The Tax on Sm: “Hard Work” complains that the revenue law calls the civil authorities as a general rule took no notice. enough that men mean well. It becomes thom to do { Indeed, for the first timo in the history of this State, the or a tax of tailers whose sales amount to only those which july authenticated. ie ~ 1, » monly called Mitchell, the keeper of a saioon in ns niga gli ecln me bowed exmesipsestirc hie mg Suare Hee ee ee ene erat reek’ | old chronic jealousy and rivalry between East, Middle | 81. Louis, shot James Del ‘it of ‘ill temper on $1,000 yearly, while $600 income ts exempt in other seases besides the rent. In the law, as amended by Con- gross, the correspondent finds that incomes of $1,000 are ‘to be exempted from taxation while the retail doaler vanust still pay $10 tax on sales of $1,000 besides his Tent. Previous to the passage of the act, the number of such acts was certainly no less; for the rebel journals profess to have great zeal in having the law enforced. Bourne tax Ticker m Kentucky.—The democratic party in Kentucky having given itself over to the direc- tion of the rebel element, and refused in its recent State Convention to nominate Colonel Wolford for Lieutenant Governor because he had been a Union soldier, though he now support, the party and made a speech in favor of fusion and reconciliations. Ex-Governor Richard T. Jacob calls a convention of Union democrats to meet on the 6th of March and nominate another State ticket. Drauce by which posterity should remember him, and he | and West Tennessee was totally forgotton. Thig 1s a re- Sunday night, February 24. who founds a great charity, they who contribute to ® | markable circumstance, and domonstrates that the ago Ph esata tee Wome Rd — pee jt} tainly do someth! to leave th tot $i retlaStoanan which shall bee ‘reegared op bya of miracios has not passed, The onthusiasm of the Con- | by being knocked down and run over by @ rajiroad car worthy ity.” This spirit was one of the many ex- | vention was equal to avything ever witnessed im this | loaded with iron, cellent. traits of this man, and which made Paris | State. Every measure proposed was carried by accia- Poisoxen.—Tho family of Charles C. McRae, of Hart- ‘and France, bad as they were in some respects, | mation Every speech attempted, however loan, or | ford, Conn., was poisoned by taking belladonna instead a ‘model of institutions of this kind, having | bitter, or commonplace, or extravagant, was cheered to | of dandajion bitters, Mr. McRae took eighteen grains, twenty-five or thirty of them, and they were doing | tbe echo. was paralyzed and nearly Rilled, but he is likely to sur- much good. The tenemont houses of Paria, fifty years It cannot be denied that the personnel of tho Conven- | vive. He gave some to his wife and little girl. The am wote Bolter then Chess of Wee Fork toca. 1 168 | Tem. tena es ssica un tne enaumon ot ai doctor's clerk also took some, but vomiting saved him. two ladios—Mre, Thomas Addis Emmett and another— | Wiiliam x ford, im. were led to observe the groxt amount of destitution in | well preserved Southern gentlemen. A number of Ti sae ip ning ine eg Raheny = Rangenenta the city of New York, but especially among the infants | speakers of very fair ability were called out. | The North- | Shea vy pate some woeke since, Snag nent eeeespepm and mothers, and the idea of this institution was at | ern clement was certainly large aud influential. The moon th Dench, three miles weet of Fort McBean. Is once conceived and finally develo until it became a | great body of the delegates scomod to be sober, tempe- e a The City Tax System .displeases another correspondent. At present he com- plains that people have to go to the City Hall to find out ‘how much they aro taxed. There should be an estimate made of different persons’ property, and such estimate ghould be sent to their houser, ‘so that a man who is mot worth anything will not be taxed for $50,000 and get “fined after al if he should not guess that he has been taxed, whilo men who are actually worth $50,000 are | Mr. Jacob says the oxtreme course of the rebels tends to pan Ror ‘was put metallic coffin and sent to New Ori 000, " rrespo! beneficence. lon since beet j- | rate, intelligent men, jeans, ey ae tor ee oa ere wildly, and adver | veld up the radical party tn Kentucky and throughout Teal benefioence, The a Toundiing Hospital was an addi. | Bat Brownlow was tho keynote to tho Convention, | ALL Smrrup.—-At a ball of the diy goods clerks in no t reform in the respects anted out above, | the country. tonal | feature which extended its usefulness, and the | At every mention of his namo the ball rang with cheors. | New Orleans, on the Zlst of February, @ married lady, peas in Naval A rs Eqvat Ricers.—A proposition to strike the word | speaker considered it a diserace that there were not | His renomination was a foregone conclusion. No other | dressed in the customary evening toilet, was 80 y lew Naval Academy, more of them built by the State. The greatest crime in ceueeeae’ Dame was so much as mentioned, if even | insulted by an ind: a her person as to cause an “white” out of the State constitution was made inthe | jmerica was the monstrous crime of cbiid marder, and | thou; was nominated by acclamation, and | appeal to her husband, latter sought an interview, proposed by a naval officer who thinks that the pros- a 4 ot the only institutions to prevent this crime were such as | when the feeble old an entered the hall, supported by | in the course of which he was struck, and thereupon he institution jersey Legislature on the 28th of February. After mh <n euareieed = ag eal be ay discussion the subject was made the special his oe ne te seemin, pew a doad = a ne be hail the Seine eee ie upon wore cou OFFICERS ELECTED, greeted w rms of applause, His speee! stance. Sandy Hook, where the students could have constant | order for March 15. The Cleveland Leader stigmatizes | Th fo) to riiat of the officers elected for tho.| occasion was brief, clear, defiant and bitter. He sald ei birtg Sik snovtadly- wevmerd 5 th ging part, tome Bois, first directress; | that while he expected to be “charged with dictatiou, | through the hip, and died in twenty minutes after. His gpeuing Gooumn teens a Henry | usurpation, violatiou of the constitution, ying, stealing | antagonist was ‘also, mortally sounded, & ball Dasning hon, trees ; treasurer; Mra. and counterfeiting, by ret Jemagogues on the imp roug| re Bames of were - ion bonnie ny ipohot Beater? couletant coore ‘and by rebel newspaper men who are lost to ail sense of | mond Lefebre and Charles Jenin. the refusal of the Ohio Legisiature to strike out the word ‘white’ as an “net of cowardice,” and threatens to appeal to the people, making it an issue against the P tical examples of good scamanship in all weather Betore their eyes. The Irregular Payment of the Police complaint. He states Is the subject of “A Patrolman’ gee Mew recusan’ icans, ; Managers are: — honor and shame, biind to all the beautios of patriotism, ‘that since Mr, McMurray became Treasurer of the Metro- ¢ republl tary; and the of are, Mee, CE, Aa | bene saved to cae noes and chic. in treeeea,”” he looked politan Police fand the officers have never received their | Kxwrocxr Dawocnacr.—The Louisville Democrat says aig ay | Applet Bes, Avert, i Darna, ee oar ae support of all loyal men, whether THE WEEKLY HERALD. monthly pay until it had become seven days overdue, | ‘the dommant party of Kentucky have, with great | James Brooks, Mra. award Ci Edward white or colored, in the ing bitter can- e150 Mrs, Fremont, Mrs. Jordon, Mra. G. A. Lathrop, Mra, A. | vase.’ ‘I had sooner,’’ he said, — elected | ne Cheapest Nowspnper and Best Literary cel iy ero in - Journal in the Country. Mra, J. H. Thompson, Mra 10, ‘William | his way, although it may be a very disagreeable way to | The Weraiy Henatp for the present week, now ready, Mra. faiker, Mrs. a ‘Mrs, | most persons. He has 4 will of iron, and all the wealth | contains an original story bet 9 Oy ‘ son toma ‘of | and beauy of the State could not bribe him, nur couid ae themes the evif spirits in Pandemonium scare him. As he “ DOUBLY Lost,” @ convention, a more wreck of a man confessedly at the bead of his party in Wrirres for the Weexty Herato unanimity of action, revived the Southern rights party made {risndship for ‘the lost cause’ a test for office. oso who were practically the secessionists in Kentucky have taken control of the State, What they would do, if occasion offers, we infer from what they did do at the commencement of the war and during its continuance.” Tar Quaxpany oF Swann.—The hesitation of Governor Pickpockets on the Cars. A conductor writes to explain why pickpockets operate eo freely on the city cars and the conductors fail to de- and r. 7 the object of very general interost in the posi Rada we bem and xe an emt mere Semin Gat Geman wong Se eS scaies nh omens water te Me HB. Turner. one ‘he inite cha. | North, 99 one could fil to admire the indomltable en By JOHANNA ABRAMS. fearing his election will not bear the scrutiny of Con- id despise his principion. cement ee ranet leo a very merenestisG sxeTom myntizD gress, and ridicules his repeated consultations and post- ‘ ‘braham Lincoln, which ith ht “ RVOYANT'S. ” ponement of a decision on the subject, The Sun pute Teakeel sensens Guoceeten seabateee bee tae feng, during ine cate ay, ack clond of Ameren WOON ANTS REVELATION. him in the high réle of a reformer. Time was when the Sara o. then the company joining, | citizens of African desco: Their behavior was cer- Poerny—“ Tas Sue-Saw” and “My Ve-a-Via.” United States Senatorship was regarded asa stepping | “*F the beneditlon and ag tainly Sor), cot avery tadieal ctiereson,Teey. bod, It also contatna:—The highly Important European Ne stone to the Gubernatorial office, Swann proposes to indeed, mo cause to complain, for each speaker paid to no Gach tar the. CRS ows ‘ have the first office WUSICAL AND THEATRICAL ITEMS. them ‘very marked attention The fact that they had | o the week by and the Malla, including our Fire Engine Accidente. restore that golden age and no longer —— votes to cast in the coming election—the fact, indeed, | Special St. Petersburg Correspondence detailing the Pro- A correspondent urges, in view of the late accidents | in the gift of @ sovereign State ranked beneath a federa Mr. MoGlosinen will give the Barber of Seville in | 141 they hold in their brawny hands the very existence | gress of the Russo-American telegraph, teh | to several persona by boing run over by fire engines, | Senatorsbip. Lowell om the 4th inst, with Miss Adelaide Phillips, | of the jow party, pat the most prejudiced Kast | Sim 0 U4 ‘on pee heap that gongs be attached to their wheels, and bells placed ‘Texan Leqmation.Flake’s Bulletin calls upon the | Brignol!, Ferrant! and other artista, ~ Teneempeah on bie Good eee set caned Oi tees Oe Shang tns Coe Sine ta tellin bo 74 seroma ou nto he ee obo carte, | Yarns to ame ie Laer of Tne pa ia || ME anim Reva a wee epmr aa | gine aes Non te ail mug | into, the hom para Mal etn Nerd ; November. The provisions of the aot are so antagonistic | on the 1st inst. Svery other radical thing, bat passed a resolution calling y A et as Peau ef our Engines to the laborer that its mere publication in Earope would #ather Kemp's Old Folks are in Toledo. yy Loe Laguanare oa bly 2 Tn hoe Wie ‘TumnenG Ges a B.3 —_ Forms the subject of a communication from “A. E. | prevent immigration. ‘The animus of the slave system Joseph Jefferson concluded his Mobile engagement on | Gimce and sitting on juries, The Legislature, radical as | portance and interest transpiring at the National P.,"who claims that the steam fire engines here in ose | remains in it,’and the laborer i premed dows under a | February 23. it ig, a somewhat bobind the radical Dariy ia Tennessee. | Capital, together with an epitome of the Proceedings of 7 en fare more playthings, mado for show, and only valoable | multiplicity of petty and harragsing stipulations, The | Dr. Guilmette gave a novel entertainment at Tremont The atl cloned. volestt the Sty, and os preees Congress; The Kingdom of Canada, with details as pretty toya, ‘The Western machine (used in Cinctp- | Freedmen's Bureaa have agreed to let labor contracts be ‘Temple, Boston, on Wednesday last in the shape of e& | ingy have the inside track of the conservatives, Will | of the Confederation Plan adopted by the stdin which is larger and less beautiful to look upon, but | made under it, so that the responsibility of efficient illustrated musical monologue, keep it? Time will show. English Parl ; The 4 News of ppd nh effective, he bee es should be iried labor is threwn upon the State Legisiatare, ‘The Sea King’s Vow, the Black Orook, Aladdin, the ae agg of for an Wook, Pei rome herb the “T prociatie of Ui vern: mat Property. Ixtixor.—A now Capitol is to be built at Springfield. | Streets of Now York, the Frosen Deep, Kennedy, the CBeforstand that eminent radical orators from orth, | Local Events, and the Latest News from een, sees ser corrcapondent, Ins communication on this | The Chicago Tvmer does not like the proposition to build | Scottish balladist, the imperial Company of white and Black, Word Cea oe an, att | the West Indies, South America, the Pacite, &a, sear sec poper‘of the frequent barylarious | ® penitestiary at Cairy forty fest below high water | artists, MoGleanen's rand conoert, and the Second Or. | \bey Tore Distr Tvengeanon, it wae boldly announced | Varetin; Our Musial and Thesincal Review for the possi llerayrit stood warehouses, that ‘Collector | mark, where a few inches rise will drown out the rogues hestral Union Concert are among the attractions tn Bee | that rrederick Donglans desired it, canvass | Wook; Fecetin; Foreign Gossip; Artistic, Sorentifie, Min. Smythe has asked for authonty from the Secretary of Like rats im a cage, , ane natjere eds | tne, Religious and Litersry Intelligence; Réltorial An. the Treasury, te sppetnt BigMe Os approved % ticles on the prominent topics of the day; Our broprietors of stored to soleck, with BIS APDEOvSH tier che | DEAD SODY FOUND URDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE S. jin | Sporting Record, containing reports of all cur. ‘stores throngh the night.’” Eg Fy Boston, March 1, 1867. ‘us ana | Tent sporting events st home and abroad; The food watchman inside of « store, ned Policemen out. | This morning the deed body of man named Edward tnd we | Feshiong from our Special Parle Fashions Corres. | side, and scarcely ever at the exact point needed when | Metcalf, a stable groom, was found lying in an open lot pondent;@our Agricultural Budget, containing val. | occasion for action occurs, at West End, No marks of violence were found upon ‘a | wable and inveresting reading for ee ana )Oiling the Sea—A Novel Way to Smooth Over appearance of the gronnd around of Horse, Goods, spit pty ocala wit te the boty tott bed tem arageea Ovmmereial ‘The following is frem a seaman who, ae seen 4 ences, tn his communication, makes a strenge revelation of ses- | last A coroner's jury will investigate the neweihing oval anship t0 the “landiubbers,”” He writes as followa:— ‘Having boon at sea for twenty-eight years, and master GEATW OF AN OLD CITIZER, tho last ten years, I will give you my plan for saving Muw Lonpon, March 1, 1867. ‘Three copies, $5; thip and the lives on board in heavy gales at son I] Joel Loomis, aged ninety-four year, died this ps ' saved the vessel under my command twice with (Ween the master of 0 ship cannet aot out of @ pig [apenas CLOSING UP OF A BOSTON INsURANDS COMPamY. / Boston, Maioh 1, 1867, The Equitable Life and Marine Insurance Gompaay closed their doors yesterday afternoon, in condequence of their heavy lossea, They have been twenty-eight years standing, : FIRE IN SCHAGHTICOKE. Tnor, March 1. 1267. The cordage and tow factory of 8. A. Mouly, of Schaghticoke, in this county, was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss $10,000. FIRE IN WARREN, OHIO. Onuve.anp, March 1, 1867 A fire broke out in Warren last night, destroying property to the amount of $13,000. Insurance $6,000. ee eR SRN TY nineind hace tee Lows A LECTURE ON “GENIUS OF REFORM” WILL delivered by Rev. G. ©, Eerey, in the Jane thodist Lae tom chureh, peenees : ae one Green ‘avenues, on Wednesday evening, Marc x ‘o'ctoet bce ‘ifty cents. Proceeds for the benefit of 8 Binaag « Tiledlues wit Atsogurse ‘upon Spiriuntinay™ ab jum, upon ‘ual " Selock, in Dedworth Hal Kev. E.G. Holland will dla ‘course upon “The Spiritual World” at 734 o'clock. RGUS Lay SUNDAY AFTERNOON, POPULAB Lecture, 600 Broadway, by Rev. Charles B. Smyth. ow “The Social Evil,” Evil Bill, and Police Report. 33, o'clocls LRECKER STREET UNIVERSALIST | CHUROI corner of Downing street. Services at 10% A. M. P.M. Leoture to-morrow evening on “Young Mi Christian Unien."* HURCH OF THE PURITANS.—PREACHING Rev. Dr. Cheever, morning and evening. in the Chut of the Puritans, Union square, | Services in the evening 73. ‘The proposed convention of the people of this conaidered under our responatbllity to God, and the crime of excluding the colored race. Cu OF THE RESURRECTION.—SERVICES A: 1034 A. M. and 73¢ P. M., will be held in the chapet Rutgers Institute, Fifth avenue; between Forty-firet t no iad when the rector, Rev. Edward 0. Flagg, preach. HNTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—WORSHIP next Sabbath, at Lyric Hall, corner of Forty cevent sireot and Broadway, Preaching wy the Pastor, Rev. James . Dunn, at 103 A, M. and 736 P.M. Sabbatn school at 2 Be M. Bible class at 8 o'clook. (CBRISTIAN, CHURCH, TWENTY EIGHTH STRERY near Broadway.—Services Murch B at 103g A. M und 98 P.M. | Pronching—morning by the pastor, evening by Rav. . Buckle. {/RENCH CHUROH DU ST, ESPRIT_REV. DR, VER- ren, rector.—Divine service in French, Sunday afternoom, at 33g o'clock. Sunday schoo) at 2. ¥ CHRIST IS THE SAVIOUR OF ALL, WHY PREAOM repentance t—Rev.°G. 1.. Demarest will answer to-mors Tow evening at the church oorner of Second aveone and Eleventh street. ARINERS' GUIDE AND WANDERERS’ AID 80- 4VL" ciety.—The quarterly meeting of this Boclety will be held in the Mariners’ Temple, corner of Oliver and Hengy streets, on Sunday evening, b 8. Reports will be celved from their missionaries and addrosses will be deliv by eminent speakers. Exercises commence at 734 o’cli EY. DR. PLATT, OF KENTUCKY, WILL OFFICIATS for the ey ere of the late Rev. Dr. Hawks, @ Sunday morning, in the large chapel of the University. RY W. P. CORBIT, PASTOR, METHODIST cia te pal church, East Seventeenth sirect, between And Second avenues, will preach Sunday morning evening. REV QELIAM H. PENDLETON, PASTOR OF THs Fitty-thira street Baptist churob,'p7ar Seventh aven will preach day next, at 1035 ALM. v.M., Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings of week. Baptising Sudday evening. XT. ANN'S FREE CHURCH, EIGHTEENTH STREBP, © bear Fifth avenue.—To-morrow Rev. Dr. Gala will preach at 73g and 10% A. M. and 3 P. M.. the lattor sew Yea for deat mutes; and Rev. Kes:bura Benjamin at 15 ST STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, REV. JOSEPR OH. Price, D. D., rector, will hold Divine service at church, on TWwenty-second street, between Fifth and avenues, to-morrow (Sunday), at 10} A. M. und 74 P. The rector will preach at both services. ‘The commit! be in church this day (Saturday), from $ to § o'clock, to the pews. TRANGERS’ SUNDAY HOME.—REV. DR. DEE: $5 will preach to-morrow, at 103 o'clock, in the Cha the University, Washington square. Soats free. cordially inv! pe eal RES es SY (PAE, MESSENGER, 5, 8. 3NOW, WILL PREACH i ¢ University, ington square, on Sun M, Seats freer Sdbject—-"the Lahoriisnce of the Gaines! Giory.” Matt. ¥., 5. ce NEW PUBLICATIONS. PP I tes ra ee tears EO CQXOING TO PARIS."—POR LIST OF BEST Bi pean Guide Books, with Paris, Loodoo, ge, Rome, Florence, includ ingland, Scotlands France, Germay, Sw! I. ee March Ne ILLUSTRATED PHRE! OWT BTS OURNAL, 20 FOWLER & WELLS, New ¥. BADY TO-DAY. AND FOR SALE AT THE BOOK STORES, Rew American Novel antltied, THE DIAMOND CROSS. By. W. Barnett Phillips. 12 mo., oe ‘ree $1 Price Trade lied. LTON 4 0O., in Nassau "EE eectean Nows Company, 119 Nassau street MIDE T. a a TIME AND HEIGHT cee enrhe ter Sees Beer Pa eR : rm 4 Survey Office, in Washington city. FINE ARTS. ONUMENTS.—THE UNDERSIG! ing up his busi ine collection of original dra models for Staturs, Bas Relie! 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