The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1867, Page 7

: NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL Ul, 1867=TRIPLE SHEET: Vd SC Re : % : r cheny of Now tiie: dahil ia ing ent others other & E U R 0 %) £ AMUSEMENTS. THE STATE CAPITAL. | NEW YORK POLITIOS. | Szcccuiscnts oy soeeategatet | Spc corms maven ba a Ten top> tod. ihend eotioans: eoacss oh SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALE. on atinnd arti na previous ray then madite cut Of Gabate'by moving | IO Cmetiice:—Uustion “O'Oonor, fassnet ‘doa, phn Louse taat evening to witness the performance of tho Auuane, April 10, 1867 Meeting of the iii mal Hon. Sony V. T. Pauvx, amid some disorder, attempted | Wiliam Amon 4. Facter, Archies 6. tives, to Dut cian‘ taoe cathe, opener hen proceeded pe Pog while he rospected the history and he yet would one itt’ would see natant ta irate ail TUR COUNTY f4x EMV. The Senate Committee on Municipal Affairs reported a Dill to-day to raise the oxpenses of the Now York county TURKEY THREATENS GREECE WITH WAR, | prised stertmg Coyne's sparkling comedy, Evergbody's publican Conventions at Al- ‘sul pF St Be ag both pteces being interpreted solely by non-professionals, | government, Tae only importent amendment, beyond ban the goatieman from Orange Was lost, by @ vole of yeas ‘ We bavetvoqnontiy sdveried to tha excellence of many | thove alfiedy mectionea ia comntction witn the repee- y and Syracuse, S78 1 ese oe Spain Refuses Indemnity in the | pris tapstc repremnations ond tne nese which | smnation of the Cisne) Amociaion e one to appre, aR ac Pee unatiasousiy, sad the Convention aajouraed,” Tornado Case. Srdinga wae nol, therfers, onolly mnenpected T° | Guarns unt Corrections, Nomination of Delegates to the State Consti- NEW SENSEY LEDISLATURE. } {nen sage Ditton Bape lon aa Mr. Rangom's School bill provides for the immediate : : ; a beard ae. Dibblte ‘and Meare, J. Hall ond Hull. the | appointment of successors in the office of commissioners Vational Convention. nite | The Neare Gufrage Bill Defeated in the acting of Messrs. Phillips and Hill and Miss Ettie Robin- rhore vacancies ceour from change of residence. House. BY plas Mikes Azafe Browne cea Nese Dicties sea PRRCAUTIONS AGAINST DANGEROUS BOILERS. ae legis gene Tasxrox, N, J., Apeit 20, 2067,' | THE CABLE TO APRIL 10. Liles, Walker, Howard, Halland'Fulipe’ "Ailthe ame | senater Piesece introduced o bill day providing that The Orthodoxy of the Tammany Hall De- papbeationer asin dota Anemone di: ov a Mane ane contin apptendes, all owners of steam bollers in the Motropolitan district ¥ the constitution the word “white,” te allow colored THE EASTERN QUESTION. Mustoal. shall annually report to the Board the location of the metany Satoceng, can to vote, the rete stood twenty tn favor te iri Ae en Peet oa Notwithstanding the mediocracy of the music of the whose duty 1t shall be to have the steam appa- Greece Agata Threatened by Tarkey. Enchantress, the costly and splendid styie in which it is ratus and boilers inepected and tested by hydrostatic Aruna, April 10—Eveuing. | put om the stage at the Olympic was quite sufficient to pas pele ab ate. shel: hanes endian Democratic Address to the Peo- ‘The sultan threatens to declare war against Greece on | stiract a crowded house last night. The piece affords ple of th for the limitation of |” ol e State. Torowro, C. W., April 10, 1667. ‘mcoount of the continuance of the insurrectionary for scenic effect which in Tam- | the on thet Geuua. pig io et oaetpal gs Scale paren 0 sat ae ke ke regular following gunboats arg now ready for service om of Pressure of steam to be The roll of the Tam delegates was then called with sailors taken a rile admirably, and the few morceaus in the opera were certifying such limit eo ae ‘They aro all manned « "i PU 6 Mozart and Da Union delegations retiring | the Royal Ni t i THE AMGLO-SPANISH DIFFICULTY. | wort iersua's tet oetn matte Sinesy Mat otler will bear tue WOE REISRUIEAD CONVENTION, uscdne io en ‘oreo truer, sationad yesterday, bor the Kingston have received orders te remove to Malta @® took place Promise of success } Spain Rofarce Satisfaction in the Ternade | rest of the sories, ‘dnondis henarend earstions ia dy Case. Bach’s venerable Fugue in F fiat, the everture to Massa- Lonvom, April 10—Evening. niello, and a poopoarc Dy Morgag, were the organ selec- + ‘Who Spanish: government refuses to yield to the | Lortuiny "erm, Dey ed, ‘@omands made by England for indemnity and satisfac- berg, | -@ina in tho case of the steamer Tornado. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Sryracvas, April 10, 1867, The Republican Union State Convention met at Shakspeare Hall, Post Office building, at twelve M. to- day. FIREMEN'S PARADE AND BASE BALL MATCH IN monive. : Moma, Ala,, Aprit 10, 21007. The annual parade of the Fire Department took plsoe was gomowhat slender on account of the woather; r and when any owner of a shall failor | Mr. Hasarrox Hanmas, of the State Committec, called today. Tho procossion was over a mile long. The @my, those that attonded wero well repaid: by the charming for i jon as pro- | «hs moot ovine Gines were most tastefully decorated and presented FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, | suleeuon.c Scotus ballads sung by him. | The fooling nll oar be, aken, under, he | Caattion wan eectod President, Hon, Jun A. Gra. | toe Compenion the human f salen eigatn stare.” | tmagndoent apearnace. Ator te. peede te 8 ae ful songs of auld Scotia must always gain him admirers | useing the samo until tt can be satisfactorily toated an | wold; Secretaries, Lather Caldwell, A. D. Shaw and J. | jock moten % lay Hons on the tablo wae | were addressed in the theaire by soveral speakers, The London Mency Market. aud render his concerts a success. provided for, the owner thereof to be at the expense W. Hosted, i 18 Gidea Vatiiaiebaiaiuaaa fiored'by Mer, | 22m Simmaiaced. Lospox, April 10—Noou. f Varmnmondmont to the amendment was offered by Mr. | | The Lone Star Base Ball Club of Now Orleans and Consois for money 00%. M. Hartz, the Hlnsionist. ; Mr. Griswold was excorted to the desk by Colonel | ‘overal” Acggaatly districts shall naset 18 cauus and | em: Grehck, Mobile played a maion game to-day AMERICAN SEOURIFINS. Dodworth Hall, or rather its clever occupier, seems to NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Conkling, of Now York, and W. G. Weed, of Albany. | select. the mame of two persons as delegates at large to ing by a score of 02 to T. United States bonds lose none of his attractive power; for the neat room in BLS whi About three hundred and fifty delegates were present, | the Constitutional Coavention and present their names Aino Contras which M. Hartz nightly carries on his mysterious per- Pre and, after considerable debate, a resolution, offered by | ',this Convention, ab FAA spaces MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. 19 shares... formaxces 18 nightly crowded by fashionable and de- ‘Aunay, April 10, 1887. General C. H. Van Wyck, was adopted, to the effect that, | adopted by a vote of 147 ayes to73 noos, aud the Loxox, April 10-2 P.M | iighted audiences, ‘The programme this week inch mink sedan Ge chew Geek, in order to complete the complement of sixteen names, | original resolution ns amended’ waa acopied. Tho steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray, wit Sinoe the noon report console have advanced ', and | the Floating Head, the Groat basket trick, as well aa Saqhivtiig: the Combate Cilchalh 6€ ochedier to cach district delegation deliborate apart and offer two A motion was then made and carried continuing the | leave this port on Thursday for Aspinwall, , are now quoted at 903. selection of olevor sleight-of-hand tricks. the damages cnused by the feuthat ia the Gonasae Topair | names, ono of whom should be accepted; and to tho | temporary organization of the Convention as the per: | rhe mails for Comtral Amorica and tho South Paste + American securities are firm and prices without - iia eal ia — bier a dacs 2 porters ver. further ffect en al remaining delegates bo parti- Tho Cuarmman then announced Richard Schell, Wm, | Wiil closo at haif-past ten o’elock on Thursday morning.’ ‘chage. ‘ony Pastor’ pera re ing lage ingst — to the First district, tWo to the Second, two to Schirmer, John R. Reed and thirteen others as the Com- ‘The Naw Yore Heratp—Fdition for tho Pacific—witt! Crowdea and enthusiastic audiences attest the una- bated popularity of this favorite place of amusement, Tony ts, of course, still the star of the company, and is enly permitted to subside after half a dozen encores, Dave Hawley, the ing American gymnast, in his . Tis daring and ‘carting “acrotaiio performance, incites the Waited States five-twenties. iliaels Central abares most intense excitement. An irishiman in Greece, a Railway shares. new drama, containing some extremely striking and 4 The large quantity of bonds of the United States Picturesque tableaux, closes the entertainment. Authorizing the Utica Water Works Company to in- crease their capital stock and to furaish water to the city for fire purposes. Inccrporating the villages of Savannah and Douglass, Authorizing the improvement of Cumberland street, Brooklym Condrining the action of the Syracuse Common Coua- ci} in closing an by The Watertown School bill, mittee on Resolutions, and John Striker, Wm. M. Tweed, A. Oakey Hall, ©. G. Cornell and others as tho com- mittee for reporting delegates to the Convention. oe Convention them adjourned uatil five o'clock Evening Session. The Convention reassembled at fifteen minutes past seven P. M. Loxpos, April 10—Evening. Qonaols closed at 00:¢ for money. AMERICAN SBCURITIBS the Third and one to the Kighth The pet Sd list of delegates waa thon, aftor ballot, valid:— First Diatrict—Waldo Hutchins, Second District—G. W. Curtiss. Third District—Ira Harris, Fourth District. W. Wheeler. Fifth District—Charles Andrewa. Sixth District—' Beadle. Seventh District —Charles J. Folger. bo ready at half-past nino o’clock in the morning. 4 Single copies, in wrappers, ready for matting, atx conta! LON aio G NS RRs mitt. ett Becanse for years there has been no ioloved at the following rates maa hae Sih * ee @ é * No. THE — TH PLATFORM, OROBSING r OORAN. SEA SIOKNESS OBVIATBD, I Duganne and George Opayke. ad District--Horace Greeley, Joshua M. Van- The Committee on Resolutions reported the following = vialt Wiles poBomiek eri pi acy Means White's Combination Troupe. Incorporating the Oewago Ristorical Assocation. Tue following Gelepaies at targe were then clected:— ] Address, which was adopted :— in'Parl are, ching vicday hat they know ot aby bg. the etaalt par or a ; sar este es meataat son tlokness ertich would eneble: tema to cross the The Continental Bourses. A programme eo replete with comic negro delines- of the Prospect Park Commissioners, Firat District—Wm. M. Evarts, Colonol A. J. H. | Appwxss ro tae Exxcroas oy tim Srate:. Atlantic with trang stomacha. A By the terms of the atituty 1 FRarcrort, April 10—Evening. | #908, character and ballet danolng, pantomime and the of cal ee Ube wtae eee ‘TUR QUARANTINE BILL. ling a convention was to be submitted to the popu- who are shuddering at the qualme: it al drama, ad the one presented hore igat night cannot fail Mr, Tuomas A. Muara reported a majority report for py Say will fen the sad Fee fie fac T States z i. ‘: cott, lar vote at the general clectiom of 1806, and in case a comfort bi rAeaaiae ae ee to be highly appreciated by the froquenters of thie comy | the Consideration of the Senate,on the Quarantine bill, | ging Distriot—Colone! Erastus Cooke and Martin J. | rugjority of the electors voling at such election should sal do sass con Ro soatrolled wit abl ‘int Livarroot, April 10_-Noon, | little theatre; and consequently the applause of the aa Towasond. deride in favor of w convention, the Legisletuce was ro- | “TR Paosdly nanson engendered by the pag pomt in the harbor.of New York. The following was the list of candidates for the First | quired to providefor the choice of delogates., Of the ‘ton market probable day's | Crowded audiences who frequent this temple of amuse- Quarantine bill was made the special order for | gistrict and the ber of votes accorded:—Wm. | 718.841 electors voting at said election 352, 8: roved bese pain aa Giada ae, aac ment 1s enthusiastic and frequent. Th mutton | Friday morning, Mt Hvaris, 263: Colonel_A. J. H. Doganno, 183; | gach a call, 256,004 votod agataet it ‘and 100,628 16 ng i ‘Og | trial and statue comique are ludicrous and fut enough BILLS PASSED, George Opdyke, 167; W. E. Dodge, 75; W. R. Stow- ‘Orleans, 1254. : to provoke laughter even from “ye ly Vane.” Authorizing the construction of a bridge over the | art, 67; Professor 'T. W. ‘24; David Dudley 3 Liverroot, April 10—2 P, M. a — canal ire as Saas Seats Field, 98; Hamilton Fish, 28, Horace pned : Frederick lass, mone, lorace: ireeley Petes emnernes Bind Eee ene THH TURE. Probibiting the ‘unauthorized opening of telegraphic | PORC;,,.Frederick, Douglass, mone Horce Greeley the constitution, the Legis- meseages. Authorizing the Governor to designate one of the Jus- tices of the 8u Court, First disirict, to hold special terms at Cham! for the hoaring of ez parle con- testing motions. Se reyeaenn the Atiantic bl beeen a Com- Incorporating Lavzrroot, April 10—Evening, rses the Spria, iT tha ._ The cotton market clos@ heavy, and quotations show ‘Sue. Em Pk and ‘eum Dag rong seg ad ‘a further decline of 34d. on middling uplands, Thesales A very large number of the heavy men among the ‘of theday foot up 10,000 bales. The following are the | sporting fraternity assembled at the Hoffman House last ‘muthorized closing qaotations:—Middling uplands, 124.; | evening, on the occasion of the opening of purses for clamation, aed at eight o'clock P.M. the Convention broke up. The following resolut as the platform of the Con- vention, was offered by Me. thata s. Spencer, of the New York delegation, and was unanimously adopted :— eatig request tno delegates by i uomiunted. to the coming people to o iature, falling back upon powers which it assumes to be inherent in iteelf, ee ee of caliing @ convention of revison and amendment. [f, in determining upon this, it hed followed the course of legislation aad organized the convention om | BITTE! the New York and African Transpor- Convent hy ble middling Orleans, 1244, the spring moeting at tho Fashion Course. Bolow will | tation Company. ote vsiagnument ths coustivabion giving to ths a ’ Liverpool Broadstufls Market. be found the purses offered and eatries made under. Incorporating the Montague Theatre Company, Brook- | biack man the with the white man. . Lrveapoot, April 10—Noon. thom: lyn. ted by a A seers ee, Ran Culvert, eulo- bem i or of CS adage +, The. bevadstats market is still buoyant and sctive. | wo. 1. -Parse of ‘$1,600; $1,000 to fret, and #500 to | nice with the iasurance depertmcut’ to be countereigoed | #706 the statesmanship of Governor Fenton, cineca ‘Dy Beeelerial districts: thaws atosieae ovine bas advanced to 423, Od a 43s, per quarter for | second horse; mile three in five, in harness, for | by the State Treasurer. P Prin on oie! gagged ges ely arly 9 roRs par- ined Wostern. Barley, 43, 84.; onts, Gx. 6d.; poas, | ll horses, Conditioned upon the entry and starting of | | Am the charter of the Blind Mechanics’ Associ- THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. tisan partially, the object belng_ to iro the domo, ue No 2-—-Purse of $160; $500 to diret, and $260to the |. Incorporating the National Savings Bank, Buffalo, arene! cape Potion wath connate one senate Livenroot, April 10—2P/°M. | second horse for eee maile hoats, three in five, in Authoring the opeiog of Tanetenaire Brooklyn, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Last Wo me ween to this jan Cho broadatuffs marcet is very firm. Holders are ask- ‘barnes. B. « Ettian Allen, br. s. Goorge M. Patchen, The We eater Turn! ‘road bill, pa Avsawr, April 10, 1867. ‘The Democratic State Convention met to-day at noon in Tweddle Ball to perform their duty as delegates elected by the people for the appointment of sixteen delegates at large to the Convention for the revision of ‘Ing WA. for corn. Je. J Liverpoon, April 10—Evening. No. 3—Purse of $750; $590 to ag Me $250 to . second herse; mile heats, three in five, in harness, for .. The activity in broadstuffs is unabated, and the mar] horses that nevor beat two minutes twenty-five seco! ‘kot closed firm at the advance reported at noon. Corn— harness. Br. g. Panic, b.m. Lucy, bik. g. Goner: in 42s, 04. 0 435, per quartor for mized Western. Barley— { Butler. ov THE thorizing tho Superintendent of the Bank to revise various laws relative to savings banke, and em- powering him to = peal one or more persons to examino into the affairs of the various savings institutions in the , —Pu $500; $400 Stato, said revision and the result of such exammation famerican, 4s, 84. per 00 ibs. Onte—Amorican, 38, 5d. | gervad horse aris’ tees Menke or $ID; meio heats’ | tobe reported to the next Lenwlatare. the State constitution. The various delegations of Now a Bua ‘ wer 46 lbs. Peas—44s. por quarter. . three in fi harness, for horses that nevor beat 2:30 ‘Mr. Axpnews expreased doubt as to the necessity or | York city—Tammany, Mozart and Democratic Union— fom <Liverpool Provisions Market. in harness, © PU BS Peations, © “g “Gaick. |, peopeiety of or i eset rae the | were fally represented. A very large number of candi- A Clear, Seb PRS POORER, Livarroor, April 10—Noon. ‘No. 5.—Purse of $500; $400 to first and $100 to ‘NRW YORK COUNTY TAX LEVY. dates were suggested and urged by their respective iitrma Cr Led vad all Fal ‘Pork, Ts. 64 ; beof, 125s; bacon, 42s. ; cheese, 60s. ; | scoond horse, with inside stake of, $100; two miles and Mr. Lawr reported fa New York county | friends for nomination, Tho object of the Convention ain omores ‘spota, pimples, eruptions Lard, 49s, a ggg Solgar 2:29 in he nc vais poeta eseamen ole appearod to be to select the strongest, and most infuen- | people ee military tyranny, over whose func Livanroot, April 10—Evening. egw men OO Ph eens polled Femiasion of some where | 1141 men of the perty, af, an equal namber of republicans Hons there is nowedtraint and whose authority is to 0n- | A.—Goed Heurben, ‘The market for provisions ig dull, bat no change in No. 6,—Puree same ae No, 5; three miles and repeat, HILLS ORDERED TO 4 THIRD READING, having been appointed to-day at Syracuse, the points at ihe prnpaa of tne Rxeonivg tray the coral of prices ia roported. ja B, g. Stonewall Jackson. The of ico in the Hadson river. isgue so far as these will by | the purse and the sword by the oon Ped ‘Liverpool Produce Market. lt ira nal cr Bad oe ‘the Hamilton and Germania Savings | tactical noe, and fntalicctual grit, although in the | Coneross, organized by the exclusion of States and the | | All Livxaroot, April 10—Noon. for borsea that never ve B. Jack- | — incorporating the New Hamburg and Mariborough viens will mould imate result. vs wy and oshoumive ata Snape icaing sry Und Petroteam, 1s. for spirits, and 1s. 54. forrefined. Rosin, m. Lacy, Ajax, we Sy nO w: Tw and Na’ Among candidates me aswarm of office holders hate corragtion oa ca forommon, as fron Turpentine ft | yo Makar See, Ob tr twin awone | Aetrzee ite WornngwsToraph ant Marien | moa Sormom ronan cine needa | cn, anv ty of a Seas nly spirits, Seeds, clover, 6s. 64.; linseod, 653, Calcutta, | five to for horses that never beat 2:29 to BILLS INTRODUORD, two representatives from each Assembly district, or two | power by the minorily. bieelema vention Ashes, $24. @8, for pots. Iron, 61s. Gd. for Scotch pizs. Tal- | w i Come, © we. Fongtens, oe. Leng, Me ne eye Sompennt as glacene, stock © | hundred and fifty-six in all, noarly ail of whom wore in | affords to this maive pariy:the opportu BB. Tm low, 44a, Sporm oil, £131; linseed oil, £39; whale oil, Seorge ac Pach 0: $400 to est $100 to second Ay pe them adjourned. ‘ile ces asanen: 3s Sune) fivatha bu 1g Brown’ u waye j linseed cakes, £10. horse; for all trotters a Livearoot, April 10—Evening. Maree in Ave. Ch, s. Honest Allen, b. s. Ethan Rosin—Common Wilmington has declined toa. sa. | yh MGUMOO EG AN. aay to rat t twelve o'clock the Convention was called to order by Samone a hoy hed the Rng oo Committee, He remark: was ¢ democrats, Arateh showed tut i the debt, to multi taxen, to extinguish for the rights of saualcipalit hs = Es oe Asthmatic troubtes. and e 5. Assembly. Avaasy, April 10, 1867. 2 8 5 $ large @ representation of owt. Potroleum—Spirits, 1s. vallon; standard | second horse; mile heats, three in five, forthe fastest ‘TRS SUPPLY BILL. plamly that the party still lived. (Applause.) The Beware of Diyas Baronperitia Ochew pectic fr ge gallon. pain’ lcaiass 31s. per . & Honest Allen ie — After several protracted sessions the Annual Supply Bhject of the Convention wag an important one that of misters Sesottn Ae A 0 water 4 wt. Ciover seed, 66a, 64. for American red. nage Hi vs Boy'and ‘br, | Dill was ordered to a third beara % iemenpe & varpien | Teor ae digplyod pond lassuse ant wiper ration of the Pots, Oils—Sperm, £131; whale, ; BILL@ REPORTED RABLY. was 6 necessary when wasa Le these prio "aa aleic market ro frmar to-day. and $100 to Incorporating the Bankers’ and Brokers’ Association— pie eee peblic liberty at stake Po 4 os moms cone pre Ge witha s Bp ie pee: Seer arae ledloated tS toate Iroa—scotoh pigs advanced to 62s, per ton, talxed num- Dr. g- Pani, | ONered toa third reading. 2d vue Contenton for the revision of the Slavs | faeat now exercised by the. people. "Te" would ditran: | ures pt aggravated cnaee of” nroiaif soutry, soul bors, ‘MoCle!- Incorporating the Carthage Savings Bank—ordered (0 | constitution, they could at least be present, vigilant and | chise large masses of (be people, and base the Legisia- Scere theg ash ov ‘attested. a0 to place ley, & &- | a third reading. active—the guardians of the liberty of the ee. tive power upon arbitrary ral semeeivg numbera the of doubt, MARINE INTELLIGENCE tosecond | Tavorporating the Nullooal Trust, Com oo RR oy hy Gg Fy Trobe Rest ta . lor A : ons HPS | eraser 7a naan | SSR aaa eee ae ereeeetah | Cosel te ie SENT, Met yes | TEM eIUe e e £ 2:35 tb wers of tl yernm rescind those clauses ous, a ene ee ete er ee . McClellan, » river non teen ve Fors ‘edward. hme s 7b peony ye of selty and of fraividuale Yet | summary seizures and conviotions, and searches with- | * . Tad SUlaesey Heahanell, Contes Biers, ‘walee tort fg. Quicksilver, & & | "To secure tbs navigation of the Oneida Lake Canal, | there would soon boa reaction to all this. | out warrant, and would thas annat’ te most valcablo | | Bartlety’s Reversible Sew f tanchiase at Now York oa the 30th of March for Hambarg, arrived 4 mei ale Authorizing the construction of an elevated railway in | They must rally ence seeme. 5 order oe ay ane Eevee te i marge —_ = salesroums, No. 900 Broadway, corner of ‘street, WY. hero yosterday afternoon, on the way to that port. . ; 8. ‘General MoCletlan, ag Onondaga Trust Compaay. poe anted ‘on the one hand, and of centralized despotism | sides of the people; aud et, acccordin; to 4 Querserows, April 10—2 P. M. ’ . &. Alas, 8g, Quicksilver, 4 Jack: | Incorporating the Trastoes of the Parcohisi Fund of | onthe other. Appiaass.) ‘There was nevor a time | the accumtions of lu own rs, the revelations | Confessions of an Invalld.—A. Captlie de steametip City of Washington, Captain Roskill, national, State and municipal governments were ‘of eelf-cure. "Copies free. Address May (alr, Beoek - The ty pal 1 re man, br. ul of Now York. of the ‘and the judgmont of the people, never was ‘from New York March 30, arrived hero to-day, en row'e |, No. TeeParve of $200" to first and $50 to socond Oh Moning the “Sigma Phi” Society to hold real diepousing to extravagantly the pablte money, snd the | the Legiiafure more coreapt than now; never was tho | iva, \° iblie lax; nev: ibe Pg YP NORTE HE gE emt eee Loxoospmnr, ‘Aprit 10-2 P.M, yee ar ero site sre tnt a, wie EELS S UCT ga ia om i at py a epee sro ean nde 5 rs hfeeng menue tke ig, tar tam Serpe Ted sicamsbip Moravian, Captain Alton, which left oS. a Sa. Litste Warwick, en 2 ‘the name of the Benovotent Dramatic sad aE TY eee bong led AAngd Bey, apni the rapans of ‘ Porttand-on the 90th of March, arrived her to-day, on veto Puts se a No. 14; two mtles and repeat, arte tan heey vracie’ feanieks bubdred of eight hundred and Aly til: 9 Hale Dye — The | wer Mane nw ee, EGS Shak etcnacs Wee ati ae | gamete Sr at Se rees Mw oes | ERsoree saat nveen oe renee ae a to meron gti ANCENDIARY FIRE IN WEST NINETEENTH STAEET. > s spins te : "i anving the charter of the Clifton. Springs Water | the lan. Would this be endared, or would the people ouee, h rise and sweep these officers from positions which the; About three o'clock yesterday morning @ fire | harness, for horses that never beat the jarladietion of the Surrogate’s Court the He 4 oe | et <A 605 Broadway, New York. ‘was digcovorod on the third floors of 231 and 233 West | Bess, b, m. Nellic Baker, b. m Eva, 1s. Yognes, Consenting to se by the United States of | nation, Stale and municipality a government under betweon Seventh enues. | br. g. Rebel, b. g Goueral Suerman, b. g. Southwest, b. g. Brookiyn hich freemen ought to live. (Applauae.) If trial by . 7 4 Matera and Righth avenues. | PFs be.'m. Libbie, bik. g Phil Sheridan, s. w. Sack. red an rane ee setry Lane aa to the time | Jr mere to-give pico to trial by ouilitary” tribunals, tn- Gents, WLM gel gate. 825 q ry The smoke wes discovered bya man named Robbins, | man, p.m. Allen, b. Bug Masher, 'b, m. Lady | of ‘of the m4 ustice would be ‘as in the cage of Colonel Samue BROKAW BROTHERS ‘who slept on tho second floor, and who hind barely time | Kendali, b. m. Warwick, g. g. Heynard, & | ‘the Sheopehead and Coney Island Shp | North, to whom the spenker alluded, and who was ONG Latayorio plan. to escape from tho building. As {t was ho was flenrly ay,—Puree Of $100;, mile heats, these’tn. Sve, ta | Company —ordered ton third reading, tried by a aaihary, ousreiea, gh ne suffoeated. The fire commenced in the promises of | naman for horses thet never trotied tor inoney. Bem, | geitgnrporating the Willtanasburg Bridge Company—or- } Court of i ) They would do the best Gouraud’s Ortontal Cream, Frederick Martin, loom maker, who bas sustained about | Black b. g. Big Steve, b. m. Eva, b. m. Belle of Tocorporating the Island View Gas Company of Rich- eye 5 he hoped enough of MAGIOAL BEAUTIFIER $500 damage; no fusurance. Samnel Hiltpult, ail | Rockland, mihi gg ty age mond county. the republicans would join them in its support. (Ap- adorned by tho fashionable word necktie and ladies’ belt manufactarer, also occupied a | ff, 2° ee Loss as, “i & Heynard, ‘bit, @ plus funds venga taxation of thewur- | Pit Js A. Ogden was then nominated and appoiated ore Chast Prodan br bern part of tho third floor; he has sustained a loss of about Rapid, ‘Amending tho charter of ihe People’s Savings Bank of temporary chairman. rh Story, Chicago, and druggists generally. $1,000; insured for $2,500 in the Greenwich Ineurance | |, So. 18.—Purse same as No. i oe el Now York. i Co Sh a deiphie; Dyebe aioe Sa arness, Steve, b,'m. Metropolitan Bathing Company— . ODEN Temat is peat eelh Company. Tho second floor te coenpied by ROK: Rey. | I br, mr Dollie, bg. touihwest, «. 8, Tacome, Mora thd ve ae 7 | conventions had ever assembled of more importance or uSTOTer & Baker's Wishes: Premiam Sowing Beshamertecr as sintttrd detytee tke | Bg osha bi, may Read, Wem | "Aronaag to ara he Gob Late Mat! tna | Stn bu eure vpn revs of tg shoemaker, who has sustained bicnage by water to tS | “NS tue Putte of $100; malle heats, three in five, in | “Mee Company ordered to mebird reading.» | costal we ouvecs nad w entire country aciiclmboldrn Fixtrnct See ot toalin ato ie quiet para, fr, dice hs sesopead treet for colts not over’ four years old this spring. | County—ordered ton third reading. when the¢ screens way Sane mr Systems, and purgos out ihe humors that make disease, |, neu : ‘ander, br, at ‘took a recest jon in June was to meet under demoral Fulmer, wheelwright and blacksmith. He has sustained @ &. Alex ee On ana, af Bomy ‘The Assembiy a 8. pave by ome "pela AI a) diac oo = % oma MB, some damage by water. The building is owned br, st. ¢’ Hoses Ball. Evening Sersion. he 1 coontuions tong dis. ~ Spr aed ae emails 4 by Henry Poissner. It is eben, and ie 0. 20.—Prirse $200; same as No. 19; two miles and | _ Sundry private bills claiming canal damagos were or- their sacred prohibitions re. pe a EX OF SARSATARILLA ts au aa not insured. Two previous attempts have boon made to G. g. Alexander, br, st. 0, Felter's | dered to a third straints. (Applause,) Besides, a danger- siataat of the greatest value. fire these promises, the iucondiary using phosphorus for | Framblotonian, ‘br. ¢ Chauncey Goodrich, sf. Beleoy | | Also the bill the appropriation of $30,000 for to contralization of power, away sei Anthea ‘On one occasion it was put be " the Rochester 3 from the people by whom such power should alone be Lang Complaint range cet hole ta tho pariition from the hall, bat fortunately was | TMM 91 of added to a stake of $250 | Also Distelet Attorney of Genesee [eee ete a One-half tho territory of the at tracy rebered ahi taken 12 ume, permanent iscovered before it had made much by i Te! tio | each, p. p., throe mile hests, {a harness, barred. | county as attorney to the Tonawanda band of Iadiaus. its population was now under pm fe Ri La 4 stud Colds. Sold every Eemuewram ge meld" has'Muataamt | Bc seldom duo Surg Oment Die, x | Ate degay Srey fo fre eon | i ening ing ty gone ne fan bau on sect —_—_—_——— workmen discovered it smoking about five o’elools in the Site. 22.—A puree of $760, added toa stake of $150 | Adjourned. nied “(Applause.) ‘Tho Convention encountered those Madarge Temel:e ana morning, and, not knowing what it was, wrapped i up | each, p p., two mile heats, in hamess, Dexter barred. diffcuitien.. ‘The great State of Now York was now pros- rare b ‘ fa setae papas, sbd pat. a 8 elt clea eae | oe Stonewall Jackson, bik. g. Goneral Butler, s. g- FATAL CASUALTY AT COLUMBUS, MIO. trate at the feet of litte cliques in, thie ity —fappiaase) Sold everywhere. Depot, oY. % —_—— ¢ was fo the ubelf, when, Ju extinguishing tho Tre, Sr. Blac, | a ay bo oon that there ° Onto, Apri 10, 1867, | Capitatae.)< Fhe. democrat. pty ought to stand ap Not n Fow of tho W. tony our wal to peligeass "| her ins cme = websdeene of end a gout, aa tind te tod Gop bare Detects iy ae byt ty They > : 1s ae fo 's remedy of the jon, and thero Fast oe es one ee y 4 § Divoms Uuat ay Tondo te atest of th gwity party. | fog ure he Cossiiee'ns Sui ine satin have beet the cating room when strain dvand.suppeing, would toad ithe cae omen waneaty ba 4 Ah Motgaon at trge | aa ieniand latices pal jorignod pamage pod erty, a MURDES OF CHILDREN. Ton per cent entrance at timo of entry. Threo or |*Fushed out and trled to ge on board, Dat. was Foprescntatives there to stand by the right. ia. that con- Homer A Nelaon. | gol Tatar pase mote to enter, two to mart. ‘Time made at fairs and time } undcr the wheels an ee > Sanpien, ounloony aa at stroet, 8. An Abandoned Woman Murders 0 Little Girl beequent to date of closing the purses will not be the people and wonld yet 1Agar ) 080 Igaac ‘Attempts to Marder Anaane fr bevee tary eee 89 Bree shall bo oligible to start RADICAL CONVENTION IN MEMPHIS, TENM, eae oon sustained by tho bar of Jaco, lardoabare Thief “Has, pr, Ladies aed | 3 areparnsup 80 oo «mat crate | wate et ass Ml Site |e eee ee Omicago, Iil., Aprit mpl THE RON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD DIFFICULTY IN ST. LOUIS. appoint del 0 the art" Comgrotona! Conran. THE ORCANRATION CONTIETED oe i Hoary 0. ¢ ns which ‘ gntiraly CS eA re re nl prc minet vata Lovts, Aptit 10, 1861, | {100. Tt ee ee ea presldouk, The meetiag was har: | aces SW Henan ot Brio county, and A. | miltes greet contusion motion boing made to Smeg = CI pep: rede) acy doe ee ee eat Notioos of application tor an tnjanction against Tuomas | tmonious.® Davia, of Kings county, wero appointed temporary | vote on the names feriaure Handing Mus motion Naraay | oy in Twonty-Arst street, vy by Growates Allen, A. J. MoRay ; ‘arose and maid, that membors io Le Darrel of; water,..She also attempted to marder another Sojount RinrenGy wee Sliver Obes ead co TE BALTIMORE MURDER CASE. The roll of delegntes was. then, called, showing that ao the Mahe ot moving (onigeuaectevenan Sab ack (@ a ’ gt by i pas cone @ privy vault, The hes = | application will be hear before Jadgo Rombaner, in the 10, 1867. sna wEeN he remarked, wero so much !ike the doings of ‘ gates pick, Pre. Beichtors ned for somo. Hane declined to receive | Cirgult Court, om application was | the brothers, under THE RIVAL NEW TORK DELRGATIONR, which they were denouncing, thet he asked to be ox- wot Me Rte SABIE, way. New Yor’ fiers th cousequenioe of her bad character, aud she took | made by the Attorney the State. James Welsh, 4 Kiight Ten A motion was! made dariog the ah rte pet tes tio ta pa grr ol Mh bellmamagmrsn > some headenn te SiG this moans to retaliate, = v och pay ep ea ok the whole ate, (Applause, yionler & Wilson's Bev’ Ag Me- Mss me Tee othe & on thy “nt pa--- Y bette eat nya the eunere wore bs A vote 09 the san sein ws ion was then ‘on ate ‘and pA gonial gb tadear, PROGRESS OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Riousowp, Va, Aprit 10, 1907, | to await tte aay. tera coverst members arose and objectee to this, The sbi foatent daeeor confusion arose. W , + ovis otieien, Agen Se seen, Thoro was no quorum In the Legustatire today. is a motion was then put wy eeaannee and was sa eS cnenies care all of aX Bae ae on is ante Union Paoite Reitrond, Kansas ranch, applied to BREAKING UP OF THE ICE IN THE KENNESEC. RIVER, sostdes ox ites tacks repeessetines | caine Set, secnent Hy is fo arms the ————nt va 4 lo-day for 8 comenieetoner to exatnive | HEW RADICAL ONGAN—“THE ORDER OF REGISTRATION ISSUED. Balino tiver, forty-five miles weal of a 1 18, 1967. ‘ Riley, They New Onuaans, April 10, 1967. ‘The ice in the Kennebec river ea iat, hi —= ye . Gro laying and progressing at the rate of a mile and a Tho eg) 4 nico, a radical organ, point and passed down the rivor as Ay ya A Ht tl a8, es Tevotutton ond ie Be | the onder fr tho. regitew wena kahit keer tanadeate teeter | "names ta pecuien ‘The order Cor the registration of voters waa leeued to-