The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1867, Page 3

NEW YORK” HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1867.=TRIPLE SHEET. 3 ae mi Praesent’ THE STATE CAPITAL. | ‘cte™mrcs te Dour Manso = 1 THE FIRE IN THE AGABEMY OF MUSIC. | Sth or tas they net my Scares Me ots aan, es ME XT sider ° head if he be captured. Should his capture occur and ‘Mr. Mitisravcm moved to add the name of Thomas 6 thought the most cutting, scathing, wiping out, and hie fe be oamceded to him, it wil be becuse the Juarer SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NERALD. MoCielian as oe of the i Fire eves nine ot ee ene, | he aaie time most dignited course would be o e- SIEGE OF QUERETARO BEQUN, | “Sze ser Staeemt Wee vn Pet aE po eye Jed Statement of Ove of te Victor dee, | vest hw 1m cahy mae wan abode” } ' jan = t of re vote en! = cl N. ‘twelve miles of Querétaro; he had #4 bis iine a4 - — The statement perenne bor the Mzaaxp of Resolutions were adopted thanking Governor Fenton compact and placed it in better position; also shortened | Yl! Passed the Senate this morning by avote of 3 to 7. for his veto of the Cross Town Railroad, expressing op- yesterday, giving some particulars of the gas explosion 4 warn it very much. Bis orders trom thi to NIAGARA SHIP CANAL, position to the Broadway Surface ap % take ime, for the Mberels ‘can aiford te wait while the ih beh cin eaCocenmmbee the State of New York Speaker and fire in the Academy of Music on Monday night, bas Sccntry members that fogistaton in favar of peer Corona Promises toT ‘ake it by i ht is even precede 3 a battle will be fought, but to the construction of sshipcanal around the Falls of yp em ees A the patent oe Roney mened * percha: city; iis wivoentng duvet 1 = be" yy pertal force surrendered Niagara, States, progressed to a third Railroads with instructions Diaces that’it must be good for the Nor neficia! March 11. ee ree oe bas ragged net: 5 ae ‘at auction ment, and especially the catecombaof Fourteenth strect. | South, ie that they sbould do at home what thay com- Sevtas eaeeevueempenion By the merest chance the Acad: pn led’ abroad. rm coun ica . Pi cet tion | Pe motion that the presidents of republican aasocin- by fire on last Monday night, Few mnong the audience | tions have the privilege of the tloar during the serxions who visited the opera that nigh had the lightest | of the committee, was negatived. idea that the building had undergone 0 narrow | The meeting then adjourned, subject to the call o” she cba. i ines to Take the Place Before March 11-— > Anxiety of Max te Make Terme with Ju. | “Sse in the system of registering voters, passed 1o- arez—Men and Women as Liberal Infantry— | ‘7 in the Senate. iH ie it Eg i Interesting and Important Details of 2 [ i 3 a the Situation. ‘The Opentug of the Ball. SROURITE OF LIFR IX THRATRRS, P. Wood were lost, 37 to 72, BP POND, from dn dlepalense. -Gaaaartion, Little ae a is Sax Lers Poros, March 1, 1867. ‘Tho following is the material portion of Mr. Robert. | | Mr. Panican moved to order the bill tow third reading, | dhl the fair demolelion, | sialely dames oF ga) CITY INTELLIGENCE. The army of Escobedo front of Querstaro has already | son’s bill providing for this important public want, It | " 4) twenty-ii in sable’ the House ad- s i . pA AO jogos see tet ‘mee: tae enone & that those sprightly little fellows | op gum SrRRRT CLRAXING COMMIBSIONKNE— who nightly attracted their attention as they coursed through the lobbies or down the aisles, vending librettos of the opera, and who on this occasion were novlere Wedneaday’s Proceedings. Auaasy, April 3, 1867. BIILS PASSED, " hore vin sregr4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE UF THE AERALD. Yesterday afternoon the street cleaning commissioners held a meeting in the Mayor's office and transacted. no tecas, have swelled the liperal army to sixteen thousand ~~ &o. men. Twelve thousand of these troops were on the 4th The of the State of New York, vepresented in Jeined—Maximilian’s Last Hepe Gove—H ‘To authorize the Now York Accidental Insurance Com- , business further than auditing and allowing the semi- Walle to Beat Ble Meomhid'TeWotai aed.” | }tamans pabeen cider cbiainlaail ct Covent Whis'adiriaiiae fy ka Rig ree Se el try tor pany totake fre risks, a) seen or heard—little did the ougee or 4 monthly payment to the stgect cleaning contractor, due ited } A my imagine that those same lay at that | on the ist instant. Saw Lets Potosi, February 27, 1867. on the weat and northwest side of the city to commence | owning halls, theatres or other buildings used for public For the payment of the claims against the Un! h m s 7 , ‘Quersiaro te the ‘centre of interest. Maximilien, with | operations) ‘The remainder of the sixteen thousand are | resort cf amuueeoent in. all Incorporated cities ts this ee equipment and transportation of tTo0p6 } moment writhing in the most intense agonies, surrounded | Devvry scuvevox,—Me, Wakeman bas appointed Mr. by their afflicted parents and suffering from the injuries | E. D, Webster to fill the position of Deputy Surveyor of aE arg the construction of the Waikill Valley ‘To incorporate the Homeopathic Medical College of New York, ae Forthe construction of an experimental railway tn New York and Westebester. ‘To regulate salaries in the bureau for the assessment and collection of taxes in New York. BIAS PASSED. To amend the charter of the village of Dunkirk. To amend the act ¢o authorize formation of gas ight companies, ‘To incorporate the ‘Soldiers’ Messenger and Despatch Company. To amend the charter ef ‘the Germania Life Inserance Company. For the relief of ‘the Yonkers aud New York Fire In- surance Company. ‘To amend the general railroad ‘law. ‘To incorporate the Central Park Savings Bank, ‘To incorporate the New York and Alrican Transporta- tion Company. ‘To incorporate the National Sevings Bank of Buffalo. Authonzing the United States Commissioners to take affidavits and acknowledge deeds. ‘To incorporate the Harmonic Social Club of New York. Recess to half-past seven P.M. Evening Sent BN.LS FagsHD, To provide for a supply 0: waver for the-city of Pough- keepaie, To regulate the taking ef fish im Henderson Bay and ‘Oneida Lake, $s In relation to the Buffalo Wa‘ser Works Company. THY NEW YORK AND 4.LBANY RAGLROAD, The bill to facilitate the com: praction ef the New York and Albany Railroad was lost, On motion of Mr. M&LLars com the vete was reoon- sidered and the bill laid upor 1 the-table. YE SUPPTGY WILL, ‘The Supply ill was then t Aken up and considered tn Committee of the Whole. Véithout going through with the bill progress was reported, and: the House adjourned. THE WALL STREET. 'IMBROGLIO. a feel abde m ation) “ee Fe mares a Pind command of Trovino, who wil sot a5 a re | the act, be required to have the doors of such theatres | 7) regulate the grade of Eighth avenue, New York. caneed by an explosion which but a short time be‘ore | this port, which was recently rendered vacant by the write it is probable | serve for the moment of the assault. or other public buildings eo hraged as to open freely ont- ‘To authorize the National Travellers’ insurance Com- | the commencement. of the evening's entertainment | '#sbation of Colonel Van Brant. “that Corona has joined his. force of six thousand men to Corona has promised Escobedo that he will inke the | wards, Ali the doors are to be so hinged, and if the | pany to effect insurance upon the lives of individuals, : fi lap the whol Losses ov New Yor Ixsoraxor Compantes,—There that of Escobedo, and the Mberal army opposed to the | city by the 11th of March, and from his experience upon ee a ee |g te iudtiials ihe constructiog of the Cooperstown and Snorage sl sess pr Regatta Faevos. | were insurances for the following amounts in New York Austrian prince will number fourteen thousand men. I | the western coast, at Mazatlan in particular, he may are publicly used, to facilitate the egress ar santa 2 offices ou the Lindell Hotel, St. Louis, whieh was de- It appears that on Monday evening, shortly after seven 5 " stroyed by {ire a few cays since:—Norta: American, Ex o'clock, a Mr. Jacob Gosche, who officistes as librarian | Co ve ectuty aud Washington, $10,000 each, "ma and general business man, proceeded, in company with Toternational, $15,000, The cotton some ppceee ie boys engaged in the theatre, to a #1 room used as | ton, which was destroyed by fire on the lst instant, was a for the perches of satan dute tom venders | sured in the Security affice of this elty for $33,000. with. the; copies of the libretto, As $06a as tho door of | EasGnavion Svansnes.—Daring March 19,020 emt- the apartment was opened the escape of gas was noticed, | S'ANt8 arrived at this port, ~The number brought by and one of the boys remarked that It would bedangerous | *#iing veseele-was 1,001 and by steamers 12,028. yThe . rincipal ports of departure were Liverpool, Londes, to bring ima light for fear of causing amexplosion. The | Frm poe oe wee ine destinations of these emi sagacity of the boy was overruled by Mr. Gosche, who | grants were :-—6,447 to this State, 1,402 to Pennsylvamia, ‘Sooner’ ignited than’ a loud | 962 to Mlinvis, 73410 Ohto, 647 to Massachusetts and the ns Se “Agra re . fortunate and care. | Palance to all the States of the Union, except 100 to eaaledion Sellen net ae TEA Canada. The number of emigrants landed last week Jess man to the floor, enveloping the room in flames } was 3,768, making the number since January 1 26,181. and dread{uily burping the boys. All who were in the | The overdraft reacher $36,843, room at the time the explosion took place were thrown | Orenixg or Tux New GovERNMENT AND Customs prostrate, and it is next toa miracle how they escaped | Sroxe,—Yesterday the new building devoted to the with their lives or how the building was saved | transaction of all business connected with the Collector's from destruction. The shock wag so great | and Appraisers’ departments of the public slore was that it was not only heard, but felt, through | opened at 119 Greenwich street, when the entiro staff of those departinents, removed from New street, entered on out the whole building. As woon as the boys | tne‘iutin of theit office. ‘The structure, which Tuna recovered somewhat they staggered, in the best | from Greenwich street in the front to Trimity place in way they could, down stairs, erying out, “Fire, fire. | the rear, is a very extensive aud commodious one, fitred . up with every accommodation, formed by the combima- At this ume the book room wasall in flames The | (Pr coven large houses into ono, the new site bring ‘Treatest consternation prevailed among the employés, | selected with a view to the convenience of the com- some rushing wildly in one direction, otherg In another, | merce of the city. and among all the most indesoribablogstate of confusion | Sovragrn Rewer Foxp.—Speaker Colfax is expected wes everywhere evident, All thie time the unfortunate | to give a lecture in this city in favor of the fund, in be- little suflerers wer penanes to at & es dobbs, suf- | naif of which a reading by Mr. Vandenhoff comes off fe pain camsed from the injuries they re- Colved by reason of the dreadful flery ordeal through | oD Tuesday mpi rhb ryteseon pun pecrgls yoy ‘ich they bad just passed, At some twenty thousand bua! mo! grain next i. wai eg. besides seeds and other assistance, in reaching the streets, though not, however, without by ‘ being instructed ‘‘to go straight home.” ‘Don’t go to a Tur Geruay Society—Emicration.—The Directors of drug store.” “Bay nothing about the fire.” the German (Emigrant) Society, met at their office in By this time the employee connected with the theatre Battery place yesterday, when a report of the yw stream of water from the hydrant to play upon " we iN aad Star the greatest dimoulty the Siende vere ‘submitted, from which it appears that of the 13,171 im- migrants landed at this port during March, 5,260 were extinguished, It is rather mysterious, and, to say the least, &m 0Ft | Coomans, the majority of whom arrived by way of the ports of Bremen and Havre. The German emigration ‘wrote to you two days since that Corona left Morelia on the morning of the 24th for a forced march of forty Jeagues to joi Escobedo, If the liberal troops are well handled the days of: the Empire are numbered. Dias is pressing closely on the capital. Before the 30th instant we shall bave stirring news here. Querétaro gained, the constitutional govern. ‘ment will make a forced march om the capital and pro- bably occupy it by the middie of next mouth (March). "Fes, 27—5 P. M. Governor Bustamente has just reeeived~d-lotter from - General Trevino, saying that Maximilian has advanced his forces to tho northwest a short distance, for the pur- pose of intercepting the army of General Corona. Gen- ‘eral Escobedo, bowever, who is further to the-front, has ‘written nothing of this, and the general government do mot believe that Trevino is correct. They say that this afternoon the two armies have united, and that Maxi- malliab “has lost his only chance of striking a blow. One ‘ef the Ministers tells me that the government now con- wider. the contest as ended, and that they will reach Mexico-by the middie of March, doubtless keep his word. The imperialists are working Bry sane tes ge herd to fortity their miseruble position. This is difl- | to which igadded a further pensity of five dollars cult, and it will be impoesivle to make a prolonged re-"| every week after the com t is made till the neces- sistance. It {a stated thatthe supply of water may be | S*ry changes are effected. cut off by destroying an aqueduct which leads to the}. ~ ANOTHER RAILROAD IN FIGIEH AVENUE. city. The fact, too, that the imperialists are short of pro- | » Among the few railroad projects now before the Leis. ne, of money, and are lacking in moraie, all point to | lature that are really possossed of merit, as s means for & speedy solution of the war probiem, and the quick dis- |, the accommodation of the public, is the ome torun on solution of the empire. the route given below, The people on the west side Maximilian’s great hope has been for the past month | living between Bighth avenue and the Hudson river, to obtain conditions favorable to those who. bave, as’ | Dave insufficient raitread facilities, The reads running Mexicans, followed bis standard. Ihave excellent rea- | 00 the Eighth and Ninth avenues run direct to the sons for believing that he has communicated with the | southern portion of the city; but there is no communi- Juarez government upon the subject, and that the an- | cation by rail or omnibus with the great central district swer given has been somewhat bitter for the Aus- | along Broadway between Canal and Fourteenth streets. trian adventurer; the answer, without doubt, | To meet this want a bill has been introdaced for stated that, besides the crime of foment-} a road as follows, which has been favorably re- ing a civil war bis followers were guilty | ported from the Committee on Railroads and committed of the double cursing of their country, by opposing the | to the Committee of the Whole:—Commencing at the Popular will and introducing foreign intervention to | Eighth avenue, at the corner of Fifty-ninth street, thence ‘Support their guilty desires; that as traitors they deserve | through and along the Eighth avenue with a double punishment, and it will be the object of the liberal gov- | track to Fourteenth street; thence through and along ernment to subject them to the severest trial for their | Fourteenth street with a double track to University crimes; that ne hope exists that anything but an uncon- | place; thence thronch and along University place with a ditional surrender can be entertained for 2 moment. I | double track to werley piace; thence through anc think it may be considered as certain that the war will mg Waverley place with a single track to Mercer be carried on until not a feather is left to the young eet; thence througn and along Mercer street with a Austrian eagle Maximilian with which to write his will. | single track to Canal street; thence through and along The liberal government is in no hurry for the southward | Canal street connecting with the double track to West march, and are patiently biding their time. Broadway; thence through and along West Broadway ‘The war storm closing around Queritaro will evidently | and connecting with the double track through find its focus there, and will result in the unconditional | College place to Park place; thence through surrender of the whole imperial force. There are, how- | and along Park place with a double track to ever, some of the leaders and marked men of the army | Broadway; thence through and along Park place who, feeling that there can be no hope for themin the | to Chureb street; thence through and along liberal lines, may effect their escape and endeavor to | Church street with a single track to Canal street; thence reach Europe, Maximilian be lucky enough to reach | through and along Canal street to Greene street; thence Miramar, these will form excellent companions for him | through and along Greene street to Fighth street; thence when he converses under what he never bad in Mexico, | through and along Fignth street to connect with the his own vine and fig tree. double track tn University place; thence through and On the Sth instant a faely equipped infantry force ef | along the double track to Fourteenth street and Eighth three hundred and ten men (and almost as many | avenue to the place of beginning. womea) left here to join Escobedo, A cavalry escort, ‘THE CENSUS OF T865, conducting « large amount of money, left at the same | . The census of 1865 has been published in a ponderous Important Correspondence Intercepted by the Liberals—Max Finds Some one Cheating hin ‘Treasury—He Wanteto Make an Example ot the Gullty—The Artillery Strength of ‘San Lots Potosi, March 2, 1867. ‘T send you two documents of intense interest, which ‘were intercepted afew days since on their way from #he headquartersof Maximilian to Mexico. I translate them from the original iptters, which have been placed before me. The first shows that Santa Anna never tiree of play- ing football with his country, and that all parties now football with the “played out’ old man. Letter 2 rich. This ts not the first time that Miramon bas found a mistake, es Cees been forwarded AmMdavi of Dentel Drew. Fisk & Belen, unaccountable transaction, that although the alarm of fre complete acoount of al! purchases and ssles of Eric ‘stock; that every charge of fraudulent dealing. made pr bighm d a prl eh eee ne ag part of the iatenicy" eae sanguinea wae at r af ‘ie “2 “_ Nickiag oer i Ww. C. Dorsin, '£. BD. Burr and Samuel | was given, and one of companies if the imme- | f'tnis port during the sate period of last year amounted from Zacatecas more than $200,000 1s oa ‘and sent it | Serves to ald the euemy by making the soldiers forret te | notice, in addition to the numerous errors so often re- | Boocock—Interest! ng Recriminations. &c- to 6,896 persons, and during the c period of from the city. thirty-six hours before his retreat. But | °° ‘heir duty, to enervate them, to bamper their mareh, | ferred to, the statement that the enlisted men from the The complaint in be ¢ ase ef Joseph B, Stewart against year before only 1,722, The whole number of em wow for the ~— to share their scanty rations, and to make every trooper | city and county of New York ‘during the war num- | Daniel Drew and otters, charging these gentiemen with grants at this ‘since the first of January amounted ~ @ fancy man in a travelling ‘brothel, The pertinacity | bered 11,974! Chauncey M. Depew must slaughter our d {0 26,524, of whom 11,999 were Germans. Seventy-three My Dean Dax FRsncisce. Toramquiurax, Feb. 15. 1867, | with which this infantry foree follows the army is some- | soldiers a8 well as citizens. collusion and fraud in ‘regard to the Erie Stock pool German. emigrants Were provided with Dent ence aa Ee fonnn Have the Kindness, by | thing admirable, I have seen quite a body of them PA bath, transactions, avd which, resolted im the arrest of Brew, through the agency of the German Society. Het ‘But putting him off for the ithor 433, | trot on toot eightoon leagues in g day, and continue the ALDaN: 11 P. Committee expended $800 in ald of needy German Sopee. im Of Lor the pesssns. withous destroying Lis | Teron of front. tom to, euntees Hugues, ter aany aye i AP Soll. FM. |] ete Maske hs olden any <lieteet teens ‘che, aeteenes tn; migrants during the past. month, and $600 ware appre- mo one-see it under any pretext; ita the secret | tomether, They stand it better than horses, One of the’ ‘Wak CLAIMS OF FRE STATE. the action a series of voluminous afiidavits, denying: priated to expend in the same manner during the. —- safe, and makes certified y for Euro ¥ of -the under oath almost ev materia) allegation centained ‘ent month. The Treasurer reports a balance of aemecing tile letter panei be, with the ‘el The expences during the past month were $1,007, The desires of Lacunza and of Lares, to whom { spoke of in the statementot Wir, Stewart. fl ggg Bert hia position, and: Mf. # at the laet moment; so that in preparing your anewer yu 7 Danie! Drew, worn, deposes that he mever to’ Euward Baek wen elected to oil hie place, . Sd asiesre i cory re, seek of two of ives birth to8 child on’ the roadside her || have power to confer with tke Commissioners repre | bis knowledge bed & dollerbelonging to Leobard:Huyck Parent Resving Gusr.—-Captain Sameels, the cavi- hers {oe Ros soepantona besa erennd. ner spd render Ler the re: |: senting the United States, sor the purpose of adjusting | or Siewart, or tm witich evtWer-ot them hed sa/tuterent; {itor of the Henstettgfa the ocean yacht race, haa jus one et: be EAS Peery ip ee yee er aegege teers peered paceman Snnenet ae Sate: cenen See aiet tat both the “Eri¢ poole” resulted im a leas; that he ‘méreduced to the patent gear for reefing sbipe’ ‘an. continues the march, arriving, ot place por~ | States for expepace incerred In the organisation, ¢aue, } never at any tke tated to-Stowart that prota had been fore and aft sails with greater ease and advantage than by ees Nigh le st nape ponmeies shoanny rendeen th, —- excead | nade m those trahsactionn amounting to sbeut $200,000, Any other known process, The inventor, dunsg many 2: wat how me by Speesbuigs "a ‘The imperialists have been ‘reinforced , $800. ‘bybis | ‘or any other cum; or that he (Drew) bed not kept a yéare’ experience in command ol some of the finest clip- in ‘that their army now, numbers about 9,500 or vate 5 . ‘4 i # i z j 8 i may lose om, you 4 ‘a1 Appointments Confirmed by the Senate. ‘affectionate 4 ‘ALBaNy April 8, 1867. “7 ey . thought Stewart xe Stewart depenent gery ince thatStewart' a merits, “The ad crthe new gear may’ be 4 money im, through dislike the scandal E a Seedapems ot Anta pee rota Ce er | Tabanan ire hc paca ae fered ni te, ring pont Pzyocet uy To be Commissioners—James Witham: of | yoke; ther iret Peon seaneewe Ge att an . labor; second, it is un! to lower the sail down a BS ‘Westchester county, ind Joba H. Burr; that-deponent had nothing to do with it beyond farther than the reef required; third, reef points and bc ‘Lech of sullivan ‘ounty. aubscribng, with Burr, 2,500 shares; that Burr's absence ieaabens witht coumdgaeeer eat oy | , f around the city to give the coup de grace to the empire. Tee clans Sakina Gee lighter tod chenper st’ the same time the eat eon statemant in the tost aerupsions aad ence, | Escobedo writes that onthe 6th instant he had closed pool No.2 was formed the stock merged into it from Sila pameoenens ‘0 perete; Peach, aamay coen . bs to loft gather in or lower sail, aft sheets or get manner aay his lines in upon the city; Corona occupying the west ne HN ph ey onren Bape eo gd Coat; that | the best way.i coutd. securing , a8 in the old alte the verse? seaygee oper and southwest along a line of elevations which com- depouent dil not take, authorize or kaowcol susrrepre, | _ Tbe boy who gives the above statement is at present | can be Kept constantly on dree, by which the er course, voyage 18 shortened. All that is necessary is to lower the throat and peak halyards and apply the purchase, ites In any condition of the weather. The new invention has numerous other ad- vantages over ibe old process; but the above will suffice te indicate its great practical value. ing im aimost critical position. While speaking to him Boikauired after Mr. Gosche, who he said he thought would die from the injuries be received. On Tuesday the father of this boy, iv company with a friend, called at the Academy in order to ascertain some facts in relation to the occurrence, when they were very m aceci mand the city, and Trevino, with the army éf the north, “punasy, April 3, 1667. occupying the west and northwest outskirts of the Bn ion ; piace. All was expected to be ready foran assault to- | amending the charver @f the villages of Iliom amd} day, and in a letter to Miuister Lerdo, Escobedo states | tornoligville. that he believes it will not require more than three | acsinst incorporating the:Merehants’ Loan and Trost | Gas axp Steam Frrrers’ Protective Assocation. — peared ba og er gy hes rae at that | Company. Laid on the table. a Last night a numerously attended meeting of the mem- = wd troops | Against incorporating the Planters’ Loan and Relief / . “ L believe one of the boys ie injured, | vers of this association was held at the Military Hall, wentatione being made to Huyck; that most of the ealer were made through Groesbeck & Co., and that in not making them through Fisk & Belden there was no in- tention to defraud or deceive any one; thet nothin; 3 f all ‘the afternoon we the samnes.40>-dinal 0 lie ‘where we slept, and yesterday we did not encounters | Sound the piace large clouds of Company. Bowery, Mir. J. (; Walsh in the chair, when the articles = Soa, te eh Tit Popataiion: wich nae | Observed sa if the imperial army was retreating | Aanthorizing St. Luke's Hospital to convey certain : prot fon and by-laws constituting the same were Seired me with mich effoction. To-day, from Tepeji we an | fOF Mexico; bat this cloud returned towards Quer‘taro | tends for the benefit of the trustees-of St. Lake's Re- ‘com: Franciaco we bave bad 0 €ncoUner, OETA | 80 soon asit was evident that it might be outflanked. He | trags, munications were read trom similar societies just forme@ one Also states that there is the greatest discord prevailing | Ii ing the! Montague Theatre Company f ; [pcorporati mont agaio replied that ‘It was an accident, and th ine falling at on early day of a general convention of the trades Jie nehign of Sno ermal dose ne ae imperial officers; that idea in | Brooklyn. all he Knew about it,”” At the ticket office, in Broad: Je promise an immediate Daitle. They are en leagues | mong the i teak, Shay, sup, Givided: ta | Ee the Staten Inland Athen@am. , the afficted father mot with even still moro heartless | ip this city. Afier some discussion, in which Messrs. separated. Tae roe of Nenimiian We ‘Tariously ati. | council; cannot determine what measures to take; that TE Tanto nie crate-e department of Cher treatment, a5, according to tbo slatement of Mrs Cor, igen, Madden and others, took pal, the, proposition: meted at from “ Belden Dorni her busband 1 friend were _ vy passed Z meetii raed, Sooo are ‘very. good itn whee Piva 4 wet Sapemaed, Up bemestr tan eaetones meee oe wanted satiafaction they could go to law about i.” | fecunirr rnow Fine ox Suirmoskn.—A meating ot tbe ‘BILLS PaSARD. e 6 18 om plo: i) theatre a po ore yt tonerhh ermine has been re- | living, end the rere et sige tas ram o Authorizing Utica to berrew $17,000. for school pur- | a bs pee fe me ~ Fem vt inty Aad Senadn tn meet precarious condition iret tinedeeadtel: prs ps sy ang bs om bg Sagoo. rage erated botel, vate house store entered, whatever ‘poses. y % effects of Monday night’s fire, Astor terday, eo eat Caaetis oom, senor eatiad OF 4 § aatatae 'o canes fer. tbe emaee) af ine ieee, the Young Mon's Christian Association |] $718 Fommoason OP00, ‘hed taken the loteracay wine fad the explosion taken piace at a later hour it is im- | Captain Joseph Comstock presided, A series of retoiu- sor yy nea Serene le toon 'y The fect that Escobedo has entrusted the taking of the “retinas im the atternoon | possible to say what might have been the consequence. | trons was adopted calling upon all owners ef steamers. healione, okeas tee yah —bay 44 city to Corona eos ies cnaienes, See soe Seer oe The. of Ellenville Weter Works bill. Stewart steting that | A immense sscriice of human hfe might have been the | and sailing versela to edopt thé means reerts-— including howitzers, in ‘hie own force. The im. | enor in caifitary talent to the , aud propery Anthorizing ® loan to the village schoo! district of to sey sone but |) Tesult, and aumbers of valuable lives might have been | mended by tha, Cheahee, of Cees cs ‘are reported to have thirty-eight pieces of ar- should have the chief-command, Escobedo, in man- | Malone. 7 @er copied is; Dornin afterwards heard sacrificed to Mee incompétency and careless reckleseness veeie or are eb mnpioned Spanier ae ner, paysa trivate to Corona, and sets ap example which Leer ame Someone nine ie Mr. Stewart bar siso positions of } vention of fire om in ‘The oply thing now to ‘other: to indace s plan were afterwards made by General MeCaiam, Gen lgubaoanoe end tao eral Vinton and other gentlemen, i E HI i Shon liberals euffor a reverse oounly the. operations of coutract his Ye he oecu- whole Blame « about sixty with thea, is . 0 far an material out of which valuable the ‘Mewart seuuraed the: ‘and friends and admirers of the Seventy-Grat regiment Drom i 5 made te concerned, duthoruing tse town of to tase railroad | Sem Su tant he had not copied Ni or ebown it to nan such @ state, from | corps sssombled at the armory of the regiment, over Seobeat commants the whole ters! ieee, eee een ET eae ee search emote fe | nt wding the charter of the-vilinge of Cambridge, | ee escent Mi. Birdenye, and thas eferes easmmate by Contre Market last evening, to enjoy @ sogial hop and: teat bis object fe to defer a combat ax long” ss possible, |’ Toxien ae se ealeci varapt to'mene aueny temaear the city ‘tawart to induoe hum ta join ia the walt aasindt. Drow. imentary to their new thet he may have time to. gat hie force well in Mand, | to sustain the army in the Beld. Orders are about to be Metropolitan jimnaih, $0, tan] ener Bene Se eee See She B. Brice, @ veteran among dram ly with munitions and put 't in | sont vo Durango, to Governer Zirate, to make a loan—a ‘registrars. | — apes —~¥ thought Scope Contre Market drill room-was brilliantly illuminated and m ighung conden," It a merece soe Jridamo—or & coufacation sale, that funds may be fur: | " For the suppremion of thedmdate obscene Wteratare, | Shes, a4 De, now ‘stonges. Be tought depancat was protusely decorated with numerous Caen «Ore. cnn thee oy ee hished to Escobedo, who is pressing the government to | Authorizing the formation of campanies fap the erec- fasrng money on ptabe pretence, even wean of te large and feablonable audienc wee gaipered wader Iberale desir, as they can their Corpe better on | "rd Dim funds e suill crying out against the draine eee octas folas stack caseclaiions. to bepand held tosi6, Sos Shp baseien, Sat Sas, Seenale Bow euve Heay of te. met ‘refined aod. graceful Sahes"or chs ae pana aisy gives thine io Porkvio Dias to threaten the | WICH the Imperial aad liberal armiee make upon thelr realeaate lalrgely Indebied 1o'bim for balances om socoanta; ke : feller'and, cihers of the military were alec om. band. cmp (aie), cad thon demand uid econ cute | C'vetnent wit eit ise Wottezoms Puecr amit | FaesilogenelGefsos snd tnimcct Cortntita, | fatler™nen" Aten ancy carvan aig"Ry Sts IGeatenact Hlgadorn and Captains Wola and Webber rapid Shower, of roclamnations, The following ls. sample, | ‘The Palmyes Public r work ai the Erie pool,” and would soon.have oft ihe caret Besoajaato oa the 27th February, toharey up some sup, | Under ibe = Changing the.boundary line Between the towns of Lee | -'#0ine to 6 wd rs 4 S ome money ; upon Htewart being asked what he meant, ‘cla, ide Sa. Kiatorre, now marching for Quer laze to Jn Py oe five ery cet ioe ha "hulative to common } tn the city of Mew York. a yy A we vaere ie bo aye I FE army. increases the tax to $10 per pupil. loaned. Fisk further: ‘that he house of the town. never told commenced businese at their new to eee erideas and thst euccses wilt erawa the tiberal | Foreigner thugs Suerape by plaigen wore set | Minot MCRINT moved, kn amendment, eppropsating ney one. pratts: Treen to pack Crereaieer aie | ween delegates at large to the Constitutions! Convention. Ataiiee eomgeny sommenned, bank oko arms, It Js anticipated on all sides that the goverament 1» 8, ie, the sqmmnecial 000 for ip, rome 0 ee = qed ceeded.61,000,000, of amy other amount, or that the | Aleo toalect she same number of delegates from each | ‘*tblismont argp " 4 ‘will reach Mexico very 8008. Pay Charles Reorest) i sn, American chores t “Avheraiog the villages of sandy Hill and Post a. | Profle ners or Med ti acsoclatee te the pect tat wee o vo Esitie per day: wilt bo slaughtored there, /and. sa 000, _ with Drew’ ansociations Tepresentatives the General Board of Heaith enforce the law against slaughter- Imperialiets Fortifying Queretare-The Game Siee f+ aed bete J Tras lnvaded by tha Sectensine totems sto Rasleond,.00 Long Island, (rik) aeer Fok & Belden ‘auneent ae Sean ences Committes, So somluate four delegaice to representeact | ine-cattio wiibie the, city limite 6 considersble portion Up With Phom—They Will be Starved Out— | snd the money. "A few ‘after thie.a 0 ee Seaeomeat Of ail other parties to the 4 that he pever stared. to | Statorial district in the Constitutional Convention. | of the business will doabulens go to the Bast river Eecobed @ Means to Take His Time, second “forced loan” was put upon the city and Messrs. ee charter of the Market Sevings Bask of 4 Si oyare that ‘& Beiden received from Huyck pow me py soretaty of onoh aesociation are au- | Abattoir. , Low Porom, March 8.1867, | [Aves Ave (tren & Co refused, and, cosine, their ‘ahih Ghchii Gh the: Wedkihistes more tas §0,00 fo be tent ne that, im point to sign the credentiais of delegates, Ik THe Hanowane Bestvess.—A fow days since awelb Tho information from Queritaro indioates that the | ‘ocr, decided to rest guch roapery, with energy. thie wae gies! ieamnce Com , Conatd |} of fat, Fink & neuer octived ‘any fim from | spencer might seed he following commonjation ad. | dtested and respectable looking young map, with en dmperialists are fortifying the city, and have determined | 07, ih6, 0B of Navember. 68 8. "bur found, ihe same incorporate the Cross Town Raiiroad of New Yosk. which was in fa fi dressed to the comantttes through him, and his reply — | irreproachablo mustache and presenting @ fasbion- to await the attack of the liberal army. I now look | sbut, and returned for orders MF, Mogrhead had gow | 9, TTR ROR TU At ee att scribe to the eapital Hon, Chas. 8. Seances, Chairman of the Union Republican | able exterior, entered « harware store, tn dt sagen the wholeathir anconcluded, Maxitailan's troopa | ag" ibe, main plaaa.. he. was accosted ty ihe chiet af | stock of the New York aun Nerthern Railwoed was ar- Bran Bin~ Ata meeting of the Executive Committee of the | “tfeet and asked to look at some dee, cullery. He wae. azoquartered upon the inbabitante of a city of thirty. | Police, Don Antonio Yablonsky, who stated that be had ia. | dered to a thied reading. Grign General Gomunhae nel ant evening corner twenty” | Sout him'clege. bil. During the ime he wan purebae. six thousand soula Upon these he cannot hope to | frm mestion snd ie refuaa oper oegoot wengeed | rye ym Frain he cra a ie tet gre painted to confer wi Your'commitiee for the purpose of in he Had boon sen to pocks of tiv oferimi- | ral government to build a ship canal around the Falls of nie eeineine mvrengremnas, Worween ‘ne | Gnd accordingly © Po a inal SEL AGVACED 39 5 CED SREBOA, fie enka ant ieee mapas to Drew and mrinend at | Snwaen i Pot na and fom general welfare ad are hy of knives font ghway rob, | | Amending the charter of dhe Third Avante avings | ogres ot haviag written it; that “whoa i was ratnine | akeahs the provost tits <a setal register be had entered his sumse ae, a, Enown peo. 1 Amending the charter ofthe Syracuse Savings faaitn terongtully lou ta geapect AIP Drew's aincer'ty: thee ae PE phe oem ied a. Deew a Burr bed acted with strict ; that he (Belden inquest at the New York Hospital. on the body of a had .wever 100n & copy of the fen osaen man whose name is supposed to have been Edward Sis Cnpeaigoets eee nnty Wright, who was ran over in Weet street, near War- opie pl frst Somers “can Moe” 10" beng ae. Mfesalioet the Dal 00d at ‘a a bore boua pts ithe ta oe ~ ony is, “time. to: which be US tee tat Saou gare thas De MEd | ShSmircag te earns chempan aa ees sree ah sage ot frie ae ty ‘the | the present sine of Erie i ‘uo atin yy nu bots: poole. was 0 te0e; inthe following night. and whe Jury : tae of model of 6 mit ‘ = era, cee ‘8 verdict of my te par be pert tne ne Chal wt Nr ttc bade poe ort: ot ore nd Keon sans sega fe fr 8 Maja of the to | tax of ’ne-half of 056 Will for jhe years 1867 and — eth an pan an ates Oe fe ered J Sia ie sosctrebee Sa thown, of 1 set bir tree no explanatio or spate jen ered Mr” Moor raed. Delleve or knoe ana’ te cosasene Diterenate Sracoata wit an BACArgD Convice. — Tamed the ."20TC. Pr ings iin the haan of the exper Bits, Assombiy. pe tog J Paso Zae& Stem acres . ok, Information was received at the Sixteenth police pre- en rt 8 pea ne nt One DS CWO of We bene fer week Avaamy, April 8, 1967. | over hold aor wah Te ote fan honest demcorat. more Cinct yestertay that Patrick Smith, alias Jones, who 8 water in the ext? Taesday Night’e Proceedings. pool No, 2, ‘the apecuia. os cringe, aretha nt beet, Therion fepreweated a0 6 notetiogs, MSHS nent from Tong distance b>, The House, in Committee of the Whole, considered tho tien would eee Weed, Sayeed ry Prison, Last night ly, above ra aioe sz gan, ee, Pra | St eceerns| Sarmiento” g | teins arava man arate exmts Heeserets ioe phiporeerntin See ane Wy | wan reported and the bill made the mpecial order for to- ceiineat fever Sew tae ihe sommanicatin fom Twanty-chird street | to ret him « desperate ‘cnt saved, and ee works and be beaten 0 morrow evening. ner ‘won a great impertinence, stil it would ill them | not for the assistance received the ‘would have Stes? ee Meee Pith ead | ns mast mam By Per he ed eee show necks, Re 916.009 ro Mr. Igrmaiony moved thet ie House pe tate Commit, "i Tosass bentd mast won Une Pocmue ire ones bo Bing Bing to-day,