The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1867, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1867.-TRIPLK SHEET. 7 EUROPE. British Cabinet Announcement of the Peace Congress. Ministers Hope for a Satisfactory Settle- ment Between France and Prussia. FRANCE DISARMING. Speeches of King William to the Prussiam Diet and North German Parliament. ‘The Unity of Germany an “Assurance of Peace.’ High freason Indictment of the Fenians in Ireland. cts Done in the United States by American Citizens Charged as Against Queen Victoria, &e. &e. &e. BY THE CABLE TO APRIL 30. THE PEACE CONGRESS. ‘British Cabinet Announcement of the Acce) sauce of France and Prussia—Earl Der! Wopes of a Settlement. Lonpow, April 30, 1867. Parliament resumed its session yesterday. In the House of Commons last night Lord Stanley, inquiry, stated that the proposition for a peace congress had been accepted by France and Prussia, and said he ‘was of the opinion that the Luxemburg affair would be Satistactorily settled. France Disarming. Paris, April 30—Evening. have been issued to put a stop to the recent military pre~ parations throughout France, Fresh Uneasiness About Luxembura. Loxpox, April 30, 1867. 4g considerable uneasiness in Paris. ‘SPEECH OF KING WILLIAM. “The Cause of the Uncasineess Explained. Banu, April 30, 1867. ‘The Prugsian Diet was opened yesterday by the King ‘tn person, In his speech from the throne King William said the ‘unity of Germany was an assurance of peace to Europe, and urged the speedy adoption of the constitution. The King was silent in regard to the Luxemburg question, BELGIUM. Military Preparations and n New Loan. Brusexis, April 30—Evening. ‘The Belgian government is augmenting its military es- tabi shment, and is preparing to raise a now loan, "FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘United States Five-twenty Bonds, ‘Ailinois Central Railway shares, Lonpo, April 30—2 P. M. vuncnanged. AMERICAN SECURITIES ar quoted at this hour as follows : Puited States Five-tweuties. Alltnois Central shares. ‘Erie shares... Loxpos, Apri Consols closed firm at 91 for money. AMERICAN SECURITING United States five-twenties, 7624. Frasxvort, April 30—P. M. , United States five-twenty bonds are quoted at 76% for the Issue of 1862. Paris, April 30—Noon. United States five-twenty bonds, 80. Rentes, 67f. 50c. Panis, April 30, Evening. American Bonds were quoted to-day at 80. The Liverpoo! Cotton Market. Liverroot, April 30—Noon. ‘The cotton market is less firm. Sales to-day, 15,000 ‘tales, Middling uplands, 124. » 1244. ; middling Or. foans, 12344, Livenroot, April 30—2 P. M. Since the opening, the cotton market has become easier, and decline of 44. in prices is noted. The sales to-day are likely to fall short of the noon estimate, The following are the quotations at this hour:—Middiing up- lands, 1194. a 124, ; middling Orleans, 12544. Liverroot, April 30—Evening. The cotton market was less firm to-day and closed easior, at a decline, The following are the authorized closing quotations :—Middling uplands, 11% 4. ; middling Orleans, 12344, The sales of the day amounted to 12,000 bales, Liverpool Brendstaffs Market. Livarroot, April 30—Noon. Breadstuffs are firm. Wheat—sales of Western red at 13a, 9d. ; and California at 14s, 6d. Corn, 44s. Barley, 4s, 10d, Oats, 3s, 7d, Peas, 45s, Livarroot, April 30—Evening. The market for breadatuffs is firm. Corn bas advanced to 44s, Sd. per quarter for mixed Western, Wheat— ‘White California, 14s, 64. ; No. 1 Milwaukee red, 138, 94, per cental, Barley, 4x, 10d, per 60 Ibs, Oats, 98, 74. por 4 Ibe, Pens, 450, per quarter for Canadian. Liverpool Provisions Market. Liverroot, April 30—Noon. Provisions are without change, Pork, 80s; Beef, 1274, 6d, Bacon, 300, Lard, 60s. 9d. Choose, 60s, Liverroot, April 30—Evening. The provision market is quiet. Pork, 80s, per bbl, Boot, 12%, 64. Lard, Sia, per cwt. Cheese, 60s, for middling American, Bacon, 378, for Cumberland cut middie. Liverpool Produce Market. Livexpoon, April 30—Noan, Potroleum—Sales of spirits at Ld, and refined at 1s, 84, Potaahes 34s, Spirits of turpentine 36s, 6d, Rosin— Sales of common at 62,, and fine at 138, 9d, Tallow 44s, ‘G4, Cloverseed 678, April ing, Ashes—Pots 34s, per cwt. Spirits turpentine 368. per wt Rosin—Common Wilmington 1s, 94. fine 198 9d, Tallow 449, 64, Potroteum—Spirits 11d., refined 1s, 3d, we The London Markets. Lowpox, April 30—Noon, No, 12 Duteh standard sugar 244. Corn 438, Scotch pig tron S28, Caleutta linseed 65a, Linseed oil £38 10s, Sperm oi! £181, Whale of! £29, Linseed cakes £9 158, Petroleum Market. r ox Asrwanr, April 30—Noon, Lowpor, April 30-2 P. 4, Sager is firm and quiet at 24a. por owt. for No, 12 — Deteh standard, Lowpon, April 30—Evening. Pee weber, gin phe Ge OW, A D 7 needle gi n% the Grand buchy form bas ordered its diplomatic agent from taking any part in the affair of the Grand Duc and ‘all ipterference in anything relating to interest of the inbabitants of that country. From England we learn that that an amicable standard, Iron—Scotch pigs, 628, per tou, mixed num- bera, Oils unchanged in price, Autwerp Petrole ‘The tumults in Oporto, on account of the new Portu- guese taxes, have been suppressed by the military with- An imperial Russian ukase of April 17 places the financial administration of Poland wholly under the con- trol of the Russian Minister of Finance. The British tron-clads Prince Consort and Royal Oak arrived at Gibraltar April 16 with orders to complete Coaling without delay. Other iron-clads from Malta were expected to follow. ship Ocean, iron-plated, is ordered from Malta, to pro- ceed to the China station. The Cesarewitch of Russia, with his young bride, will leave St, Petersburg early in May to be present at the celebration of the silver wedding of the King and Queen of Denmark, It is said that, before proceeding to the Danish capital to join the family gathering, the King of Greece will go to St. Petersburg to demand the band of the Grand Duchess Olga, eldest daughter of the Grand Duke Constantine, in marriage, Mile. Masson, a singer of no small renown some twenty years ago, and who toa certain extent became the suc- cessor of Mme. Stoltz at the Grand Opera, died in Paris, after having undergone a most painful operation. ‘the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, in reply to an She was in the forty-seventh year of her age. ‘Another strike of railway engine drivers was in pro- gress in England, this time upon the Northeastern Rail- road. The company was confident of being able to sup- ply the places of the “strikers.” The Spanish Prize Court, at Cadiz, declared the cap- “Tho Moniteur to-day officially announces that orders | ‘wre of tho English ship Queen Victoria by the Spanish cruiser to have been illegal, and the Kpoca, of Madrid, considers that by this decision the difference between England and Spain in this matter is terminated. The Italian government had given very stringent orders King William of Prussia has thus far been entiroly | t Prevent or repress any attempt to violate the Ponti- silent on the subject of Luxemburg, which fact is caus- | 94! . Garibaldi arrived at Floremce on the 15th of April THE LUXEMBURG QUESTION. Declarations from Berlin and Paris—Prus- sian Armaments—Tending to Peace Diple- macy—A New and Se! ‘Who latest mail despatches by the City of Washington report the aspect of the Luxemburg difficulty as tending toa peaceful settlement by mediation and negotiation, but are, notwithstanding, contradictory, as they also speak o! Prussian armaments and a new difficulty bo- tween Prussia and Holland. A Berlin despatch of the 17th of April says:—All the recent statements in Continental journals of diplo- matic declarations having been made by the govern- ments of France and Prussia respecting the Grand Dueby of Luxemburg are semi-officially declared to be without foundation. No diplomatic communications whatever have recently been exchanged on the Luxem- borg question, and the affair is at present completely at a and still, A second despatch from Berlin, of the same date, but written st a later hour of the 17th of April, says:—“An official dectaration has -beon published here with regard to various rumors current as to Prassian armaments. The declaration states that with the exception of the in- creased organization in the line and landwehr, begun last autumn and now completed, rendered necessary by the new acquisitions of territory, no special military mea- ‘The money market is quiet and steady. Lonsols are sures have been at present adopted. The Rbenish for- tresses are not yet armed. No unusual demands have been made upon tho firearm factories; tho stock of in the depots was already sufficient to fur- nish the arms required, without farther expenditure. from a reliable source that the govornment of the Netherlands, wishing once more to confirm the fact that no connection exists between it and the government of cna g ced Len | Holland and States with governments, te td retrais henceforth dential mission," feels the necessity of Loses pris ag ns te or at least is desirous of annexi Pablic Sentiment in France. A Paris correspondent states upon what he says ought to be good authority, that several deputations from the French provinces waited on the Emperor to oxpress their desire for war. 4 THE NORTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT. Speech of King William of Prussin to the Chambers—Close of the Session. ‘Tolegrams from Berlin, dated on the 17th of April, in the afternoon, report the close of the North German Par. liament by the King of Prossia in person, as previously announced by Count Bismarck during the morning sitting, took place at noon to-day In the White Saloon of the Royal Castle, A large namber of deputies were present, Including the Protector of the German Bund.’ His Majé@ty delivered the following speech from the throne, He aaid:—Iiustrious, noble and honorabib mombers of the Parliament of the North German Con- Market. Antwerp, April 30, Evening. The Petroleum Market is less firm, Sales of refined were made to-day at 43 francs per barrel, MARINE INTELLIGENCE, Brest, April 30, 1867. ‘The steamship Great Eastern, Captain Anderson, from New York on the 17th of April, arrived here last even- Quemsstows, April 30, 1867. ‘The Inman steamship City of Boston, Captain Brooks, which left New York on the 20th of April, arrived here early this morning en route to Liverpool, Liverroot, April 30, 1867. ‘The Cunard freight steamsbip Tripoli, Oaptain Martyn, which left New York on the 17th of April, arrived at this port to-day, BY STEAMSHIP TO APRIL 18, The Inman steamship City of Washington, Captain Halcrow, which left Liverpool at four o'clock P. M. on the 17th, and Queenstown on the 18th of April, acrived at this port yesterday evening, bringing mail details of cable despatches one day later than the reports to hand by the Cimbria, from Southampton, which have already appeared in the Herato, In England the excitement on the Reform question had moderated, under the division in the House of Commons and the Parliamentary recess, but the papers continued to debate the ultimate shape the measure was likely to Her Britannic Majesty’s 8 Conlication. Uhere were indications arrangement would be obtained. The basis of the understanding will be, !t waa rumored, not neutralization of the territory, but annexation to Bel- action im all departmen’s wherein varicty and development risen vend salutary. Population representation £0 oO} in ing out the great national obj at oer nd to the spirit of the existing acquisitions 6f the countries, and to the noces- sities of the governments to see their action supported by the agreement of the German people, All of us who have co-operated in corre, ‘the national task, the nd as the representa- tives of the People, have readily made the sacri- wa an our and we were able will, with the belp of Providence, be fruitfully develo} botk “in onetime’ ond In future, peusrasions, 0 us | 3 ‘ and our dear . the delivery of the speech, Count Bismarck, on of the federal governments, declared the sesgion Saxon Plen' tiary then called upon the assem- colar paarst-anamari thy temo P ora talk THE IRISH EXODUS. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. Vast Increase of the Emigrant Tide to the United States. Qugexstown, April 18—Evening. The'tide of emigration from this port still increases since Monday last, the 15th instant, on which day the steamships Minnesota, City of Cork and Melita sailed from here crowded with emigrants, Upwards of 1,200 people have taken their departare for New York in the steamships Concordia, of the Warren line; Malta, of the Cunard line; Denmark, of the National line; and the City of Washington, of the Inman line; and still there are nearly 700 awaiting embarkation. According to government return 1,500 emigrants em- bark weekly from here, but this was prior to the Fenian risings. Decreasing Population in Ireland. It from the return of the Registrar General of Irel: that the number of births regigtered during the th months ending the 3lst of last December was 33,753. The deaths forthe same period were 22,260, while by emigration the population was lessened by 12,894, “A decrease of 1,401 would seem to have taken place in the population during the period specified. THE INDICTMENT. The Chief Lenders of the Conspiracy—Colonel Jehn O’ Mahony and Colonel Kerrigan In- cluded—Acts done in ¢ United States Charged as Treason, &c. {From the -Dublin Freeman’s Journal, April, 18— Evening. } The bill of indictment found by the Grand Jury against a number of the Fenian prisoners for high treason, con- tained four counts. The first count sets forth the general pecan! pla oy the accused, as follows:—* The Jurors for our ly the say and Queen, u! their oath and affirmation, do it that Burke (otherwise called Thomas F. Burke), John bene n d otherwise called William Jackson), Edward Daffy, John Flood (otherwise called John Philips), Patrick “Meares, Patrick Dorag, George Connolly (otherwise called Francis Connolly), Jar- leth Mooney, ry SF ‘Thomes Wil. liam Glarke, John Chris. topher by: Luke Fullam, tae Fullam, James mae Terence Kell did Pas eae tao eon kage) our said Lady jueen 16 p veent and ernment of this realm, from the style, hooor and ly mame of the Imperial Crown thereof, and to bring and put our said Lady the Queen to death; and the compaemng, imagination, device and in- ly and traitorously did utter, declare and evince, by divers overt acts here- inafter mentioned, that is to say—in order to fulfil, per- ousty did conspire, consult, consent and with pone Stephens, Joha 0’. ny, Colonel Kelly, Gene- ral Cluseret, Dotan Killian, James J. Rogers, General Fariola, arris, Captar n O'Brien, Major Delabunt, Captain Hennessy, Captain Mackay, Captain Decie, Cap- tain Moran, Capiain Dunne, Capiain O'Neil, Captain gan, Captain iy, Captain Gib- bons, Captain Murtagh, and divers other false the jurors aforesaid unknown, to move and treason treasonable cor . imaginatt and intention aforesaid, they the ‘Thomas Burke, &., ‘as such false traitors as aforesaid, afterwards, the —— of July, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hu and sixty-six, and on divers other days, ‘as well before as after that day, maliciously and traitor- ously did make divers journeys, and did go into that part of her, Majesty's dominions called England, and, to wit, at Chester, in the shire of Cheshire, to wit, at the of Saint Peter, in the county of Dublin did collect and bring together a great false traitors, jon, arms, maliciously and ‘bear and carry ins, pis- tols and_ pikes, with son hose names are to the said jurors ~~ hs and making public in- 4 tH i 4] : 3 E i & HE i i Hid Hh fete: AT E FREE £33 gilste? iy 33ge° A iplts Hi [ Ee ae BE A i Be id: | i EF i i i i i i Hi i | ui Ha i it i i i ir I e fl i 332 lt i it ij i THE CHARLESTON FIREMEN’S PARADE, SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. The Star Spangled Banner Matilated by aw Ex-Rebel Soldier—The Offender Arrested and Lodged in Castle Piuckuey by General Sickles. Cmaruxston, 5. C., April 30, 1367, On Saturday last, when the fremen’s parade took place, the Charleston Hook and Ladder Company, com. posed of ex-officers and soldiers of the Union army and other Northern men, borrowed from the military au- thorities a large flag to decorate their truck. After the procession was over, and the engines were playing for the prize, this company helped a Charleston engine com- pany to work.their apparatus, While thus engaged, the M‘Garvay, Hendrick atract, ironworker; Mickel Nearel, THE FENIAN TRIALS. No. 7 Montague court, tailor; James Tomkins, No. 5 New } street, cardriver; Heury Donnelly, Upper Exchange street, SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALO. Face lad tree, MANNS, Ravin. sane, ERT: — , Dean street, baker; res, No. The Irleh Special Goumission—Treason Fel | 10 Queen squaro, lato lever carrier: Doran, West- ony and High Treason—True Bills for High | i.re24 Pisco, messonger; B.C. Egan, 23 bynnot Treason—Counsel Assigned by the Crown | stroct, modical alulouly Soke Te Lecan’ Baton sivest, Encupe ofa Wounded Fenian—Massey Turs- | modical student; Win, Belson, ho. Odo oe no oc. ing Queen’s Releuer- the Langy oo eracr creation: Jems Penk alien, 0 aed Bridge street, mop ut) . } ’Evoy, Barrack street, moulder; pss Commits aw i Maiihew Wiliams, Robert sreot, ‘messonger; ‘Charis sell larrowbone lane, cooper; ian, Prisoners in the city of Dublin, was opened on Monday, place, stationer; Patrick Br sate Laer Siceville the Sth instant, with customary formalities, Chief Jus- | Street, draper; Bryan Sweeny, 27 Lower Sackville street, toe Whiteside, Justice Fitzgerald and Baron Deasy pro- | 4rePeri, ichin! Pia Felgen, Paveriia, steaes, siding. This commission has been looked forward to we engine driver; Patrick Quinn, Maynooth, coun- with great anxiety by many, and with interest by all a ; James |, 27 Lower Sackville classeo in Ireland. It is considered that it will mark an | Sf@0b, draper; William Kiely, Britain street, laborer; important point in the history of the country. ohn Griffin, | truck being unguarded, some miscreant eut a piece out During the progress of the State Trials of 1848 difficulty Lonenan, East | of the flag, and boasted of his act among some ex-com- was experienced in dealing with minor political prisoners, street, tailor? federates. Great excitement ensued among the North- ‘those whose crimes were not of such a nature as to make eanee ae at a ra je street, vee it desirable they should be indicted for the extreme | Porier;, dobn Muleny. ville street, draper; lichael Farrell, Ni Ki ; Edmond offence of high treason, To meet such casos in the | smith, High sireot, laborers Andrew’ Brady, 11 Tighe future the act known as the Treason Felony act was ea cpyn aoe _ Tighe street, clerk; passed. This demands, chiefly, proof of conspiracy or jomas Vincent ipper Kevin street, cabinetmaker; Laurence Dixon, Queen street, ro} er; Michael Combination for the concoction of designs inimical to the | Ke'lly, Maynooth, mason; Lauretce Neary, lato of Kevin authority of the reigning soverelgn—thus dealing with | street, butter porter; John Meaban, North King street, ee wg the overt acte of positive war, whichy | [AOTer: itn errata Palmerston ao “ne ver; Edw y * ma ace, 4 the old High Treason statute declares must be shown as | layer;’ John Watson, 13 Coombe, plumber; John proofs of intention. Muteahy, 7 Green street, carpenter; Cornelius | Mathews, At the late special commission all the prisoners were | Greek streot, laborer; James Rooney, 08 street, tried under this act, but those identifed as leaders inthe | Punice “Mebooeta, Roberta, 71 eee ae hl Tecent outbreak are to be now tried for the extreme = es hen treet, id prt toned offence of high treason, In addition to this fact public iy, No, street, clerk; Francis interest was excited to hear the maiden charge of the | OOmBouy, Trinity whe es mone Bishop ‘street newly created Lord Uhief Justice, who has been styled oo ‘Thomas Kearn ', Bride strect, stonecul i Jobn imho crater of the Trish ben”. From an early boor all Wallzoat Meat Al greece ona Willtam Oraise, 42 ern element, and the prominent Southern men con- demned the cowardly act, Steps were taken to discover the scoundrel, Through the exertions of Northern’ mea he was discovered, arrested, and General Sickles caused him to be sent to Castle Pinckney for safe keeping. Hie name is Stephen Calhoun Smith, a rebel, formerly of the Hampton Legion, He confessed his guilt, and is now very penitent. LYNCH LAW IN KENTUCKY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ‘Twe Negro Boy Murderors Taken from Jail and Hanged by a Mob. Cmornatt, April 30,1867. A terrible lynching affair is reported from Jessamine county, Kentucky, on the 24th inst, A negro boy ef the available space in the court house was occupied by | Meath slater; Thomas W: jr., Back lane, | eighteen shot through the head and instantly killed a highty respectable citizens, several ladies being accom- corkouter hom so Leightin Bridge, Ca rod cork: | white boy of similar age, named Richard Crowl The modated in the gallery. soe Wanegnaas Osleraine thea Bea ovore ta: | murdurer had am sccomplice, and both were artested The Attorney General, the Solicitor General, Mr. Long- | chael Irwin, Lurgan street. marbleworker; Charles | and lodged in jail at Nicholasville. About two o'clock om field, Q. C.; Mr. Macdonagh, Q ©.; Mr. Boytagh, Mr, | Fitzgerald, 85 yee ees street, printer; | Saturday morning ® mob entered the jail, took out the He Fill inch engi t hung them Owen and Mr. Hamilton attended on the part of the Hier, Havant M on, 61 spires, taiokiey wo prisoners, ang on a tree in a. neighboring Crown. John Coleman, 8 Lurgan street, ter; Arthur Mil- . Acouple of barristers and Mesera. Ennis and Fitz, | ler, 27 Bride street, Lengel ften nr Nolan, 44 nded Bride street, shoemaker; James iil, 6 Michiael’s Tae re ve ie caneay, oat | ee ater Oana Te hthdae ane ae ‘The charge occupied some hours in delivery, but it | Carpenter; Andrew “> = me did not come up 1 public ex] fon as an oratorical | Seri James Flynn, 15 aes ee oe effusion. At ite conclusion the Grand Jury retired to | oun Maguire, 4 Richmond court, laborer; Owen Ken- consider the evidence submitted by the Urown, and sub- | Rody. Henrlotia a ee froin or Ay tly handed in true bills for high treason against | Hic! lurphy, 40 Poolbeg strest, laborer; Michpel . the following parties:--Thomas Burks, John MeCatferty, | Hart, @ Exchange street, carpenter; Nicholas Uarroll, Edward Dufly, Jotm Flood, Patrick Meares, Patrick | Fox and Goose, laborer; William Peasley, 62 Bow lane, Doran, George Connolly, Jarleth Mooney, Henry Filgate, y rer Ledwich, 84 James street, horssshosr; ‘Thomas Joseph William’ Clarke, John Hug Joseph | James Fitgy ick, 27 Sackville street, dra) per Thomas Whelan, Christopher ‘Byme, Like Fullam, Laurence | Coy, 9 Thomas street, cooper; John Woodbyrne, 10 Fullam, James Gorman, ‘Socus ‘Kelly and John Beirne. | Bessborough terrace, clerk; James Smith, Cincinnatl, The Grand Jury were then dismissed until the 24th | (America) commerciat traveller; Michael P. O'Neill, 38 ywer Stephen street, porter; Patrick Neary, 42 Bac! Lore mated er ge Tame Cee eaceal Cereamy | lane, bellowsmaker; “idnn Colina, 27 Sackville. streot, assigned 4 . hem and other necessary formalities complied with. | Yovies’ 10 Lite Jaines street, baker; Edward Moos The Lord. Chief Justice informed him that he stood | F°¥; Baliibay, grocer's assistant; Thomas Clarges, New street, tinker; William Nolan,’ Charch street, corn Committed for tho crime of bigh treason. That copies | Stfeet, tinker; William Nolan, 8 eee.oree of the indictment would be furnished him, and alsoa | Proms Phillips, 2 Kevin strest, pousioner “i Mant ml list of the panel of jurors by whom he would be tried, | Foimens: Michael atl oP Liffey st , eo and of the witnosses to be examined. | Ten days would | storor; Kaward O'Keeffe, 23 Fownes siroat, tallor; Jero- Shin the tial woald tefpesosedon wun? ne | alah byrne, No. § Hanover inne, tallor; Thomas Garroll Prisoner—Am I to understand that I can receive | 95 Upper Church stroct, clerk; John Beirne, Tighe r cutter; Jobn Maclean, 56 Coombe st Cp. noe Scat =apen pl o= 2 flee pean poe gl druggist’s porter; Thomas Connor, No. 7 Bride street, OI a ToT tito tke place on | Perce, Edward Spans, 2 Core set, exer; Fain the 24th, they should be delivered to him to-day. Boyle, 4 Smit pr omg Math aye oe “ weaned ay te ear a a | Ech, ts oe Sh 2 Pe will be all delivered to you at the same time. If you | Grom bu ; mame themn t, barber; Thomas J. W. Clarke, 38 Nicholas street, SEIOr th ten enasnen to ee? now, and they | hatter; John’ Maber, 25 Plunket ‘street, shoomaker; The Prisoner—as to my counsel, I would ask for | Wm. N hd ef Bot a Denis Canon, Patrick Doyle aed Sun end noes 4 John Scott, Michael Bolger, Denis Canon, Patrick Doyle, wo John Charles Carroll, 27 Sackville street, drapers; The Lord Chief Justico—Let them be assizned. deuihion Boman, at Gacevibie rly sr hag Wo oe my attorney I would select Mr. Courtenay. Kevin ‘stone cutter; datnos ht, ‘The Lord Chief Justice—Let him be assigned, and Stephen street, sc ug Jot him have free nocees to the prisoner. The prisoner Ho, Mo. 8 Peter’ Kichotas Waters, was then remov« John (Captain) M’Cafforty was next put forward. Field; ee atroct; ‘The Lord Chief Justice informed him of the Henry Shaw, Navan, carpenter; | Daheny, Navan, for which he had been put forward ia the same terme | Painter; Thomas Roche, carpenter. which he addressed to the prisoner Burke. ‘M’Cafferty—I wish to have copies of all the evidence eee Leg meee es 1 will have to counsel The Lord Chief Justico—You can name them at any time, and they will be assigned you. If you name them aor ae pour aitornes: om 1° You s¥ once: sls0, If | steinway rooms on the history of music trom the com- ‘The prisoner mamed the same counsel and mencement of the Christian era down to the present Bamed by the previous prisoner, who were accordingly | day, The lecture was a very learned and very diversi- risoner asked if he could make a statement for { fled treatment of this interesting subject; but we think the press, and was informed by the court that he could } that the latter part of it, referring to music in America, not, but that if he wished tos) he would bave an | was not sufficiently practical and pointed, Music has big shy 4 hereafter. He was then removed. boon eulogized by hundreds of lecturers; but in this ward Duffy, John Flood and Patrick Meares wore | practical age we look for something more than mere next put forward, and received a similar intimation from | euloy, no matter how deserving the subject may be. the court as to the purpose for which they had been | A lecture on music must be more than glittering gene- placed at the bar. ralities or even interesting anecdotes. present con- Daffy and Flood named Mossre. Butt and Dowse as | cert which is now fast drawing to a close, is a counsel, with Mr. Lawless as attorney. theme worthy of any lecturer, and more interesting to Meares selected Mr. Butt and Mr. O’Loghien as coun- | New Yorkers than the of music in Europe or with same attorney. any other treatment of ee. A concert tollawed Doran, George Connolly and Jarleth Mooney | the lecture, goto Mr, was assiated by Mr, were then I. Ne Doran had Messra, Butt and ,O’Loghlen assigned him. THE INDIAN WAR. Hersesheo Station Surrounded and Fighting Going on. Sr. Louis, April 30, 1867. A Fort Laramie deepatch of the 28th instant says the Indians have surrounded Horse Shoe station and fighting is now going on, A tolegraph supply train was attatked onthe 21st mstant, seventy miles west of Laramie, and all the stock driven offand all the provisions destroyed, No more work can be done on the telegraph line with- out an armed escort, THE AFFAIRS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. Management of the Pam.apetrua, April 30; 1867. ‘A meoting of the stockholders of the Pennsylvanis Railroad Company was held to-day, to receive the report of a special committee appointed by Mayor McMichael, chairman, at the last annual meeting, for the purpose of investigating the management, condition, finances, policy, &c., of the corporation, The committee origin- ated in a spirit of hostility to the present ent. The report exhibits very fully the affaira of* ‘com- pany, and shows it to be sound and prospe! committee endorse the policy of the present mamage- ment, inol fits system of East freight was finally accepted. ae ‘stockholders to-day voted to increase the capital as iy eo 200,009 shares, in accordance with the recent act of the ‘The vote stood 127,630 shares for 2,310 against it, THE EIGHT WOUR SYSTEM IN CHICAGO. Ourcaco, April 30, 1667. ‘The advocates of tho eight hour system) indluding almost all the trades in the city, have concluded theie proparations for an extensive demonstration to-morrow. AMUSEMENTS. Steinway Rooms, Mr. F, Schiotter, delivered a lecture last night at ons have isseed orders be employed by the hour hereafter, thus paying for the hour one-tenth the wages formerly paid per day. jradiey's Duy Naw York us ihe on York as only skirt part Mr. Lawless, attorney. Kelly & Leon's Minstrels. Dene nee ee eennee ted Messrs. Butt and | wit, humor and comicality still hold high oarnival st | A.—Re REE ‘Thomas Joseph Wm. Clarke, John Hughes and Joseph | this popular temploof fan, and nightly receive the tribute | will remove on the Ist of to “4 forward. of irrepressible iaughter from large and delighted audi- 1,136 AND 1,138 BROADWAY, Whelan wore put 4 Fea ene ian Horrom and Mr. Curran, with ME. 1 ences, With the exception of the old favorite Cinder. Clarke selected Mr. Butt and Mr. Dowse, Mr. Kane, | leon, thoro is an entire change of programme this week. solicitor; and Hughes had Messrs. Butt and O'Loghlen | Tho versatile and inimitable Leon, immense as he is a la assigned him, with Mr. Lawless, solicitor. Fanny Eisler, in the ne plus ulira of burlesques, the Litke Fullam, Laurence Fullam, James Gorman and | Prima Donna from the Country, with imitations of oper- Terence Kelly were next placed in the dock. atic artistes, eclipses his former efforts, The elephan- B 4 ee Messrs. Butt and Dowse, ory a tine Seymour, the dliggitied Kelly and the grandiloquent wiess, : Gorman named Messrs. Bui Horn, . Dowse, with Mr, Ennis as volicitor; and Kelly slecied ts ieee Mr, Heron and Mr. Curran, with Mr. Fitzgerald, solicitor. Guidtn Ghd Oheteaye Mteateets These wore the last of the prisoners put forward. rf An amusing incident ocurred previous to the ad Christy pales not in brilliancy with the lapse of years, journment of the — i, Attorn yer Tequest- | but shines on just as gloriously as in the days of old, os pape © cry od ree prisoners, | and if anything ho improves with age. He is ably sec- ‘iigate, John Beirne and Christopher B; ‘ho , * ee eae trom gunshot, wounds, abd’ who, he | onded in his endeavors to'please the public by his ox- re Be a in such a bad mg Hee death Peso bing cellent band, and their programme is replete with the tainly follow any immediate attempt to remove them. | funniest of fun. The two Gentlomen of Verona nightly Police were in the hospital with and when pro- | delight their audiences with their strange thisbaps and abe broa bsg 7 St, James and Filth Avenue Hotels, where he will st Popular PHC se PPERS, 1,196 and 1,138 Broaderay. o/s Girne Seeaar bata Seat Poets ah Tedioetee reer Mal nud rocks Loton Pee street, Sold by all druggists. pared by Dr. PERRY, 49 Bond AHL MSs ABU MAR SARE ROOD” ceiebie's Uy. formuia). 57 Cortlandt street. All who Desire to Enjoy the Luxury of ¢! best mouth cleansers and teet! MERICAN should use Dr. ol oon Sey Boul be brag oi | Satta aia rg eg PREY oreeacteeee tea ral eso —_— wentures, and the Scarcely had permission been accorded, on the grounds | tne ame tae some sage and wholesome named, when @ hasty messenger arrived in court with | evening George Christy in the Man About Towa, was in- information that one of the men had left the hospital, | imitabio, aud kopt the audience in a continual roar of managing to elude police, nurses and attendants. AD | i :ghter. active search bas been going on all day; but up to the -_ pr a have not succeeded in re-captaring ‘Tony Pastor's Opera House. Saggy eine ‘A large and enthusiast): .udience nightly applauds the The Crown declared their intention of not proceeding with the cases of the two hundred prisoners, who aro | new musical spectacular burlesque entitled the Forty to be tried under the Treason-Felony and Whiteboy acts, | Female Jack Sheppards, now being performed at this alas abaeda ion ia aba popular place of entertainment, The piece abounds ‘The court was formally adjourned untit Monday next, | with capital local hits and sallies of wit, and is well put when a further adjourument till the 24th inst. will take | upon the stage The programme off & pleasing Pant will be observed that the name of Goneral Massy is | Vatiety of songs, dances and comic interludes, and can- tee Tiong those put forward for trial, which circum. | 20 fal to please ail who may visit Tony at his “Bowery — 1 of A.—Removal mann Ast your address, &c., to roadway. for repairs, change o! S DAMMERS. ak, 6 Hi om rote eopnat cod promod Wettig bihets and Faseat Ma velopes. Attend to the First Symrome, of C jopeunp ty dol Ty Ineipienc: w SAVNE'S EXPECTORANT, « sal P tor sil affections of the Lungs and Bronchia.’ Sold —] ber Son, Manafacturers of one pideners ibs, BoP sulin erect romeet, x Nos. ¢and 6 John street, g All Prizes Cashed in Legal Lotterios.—Ciroa- sanity believed thot Re has consuaia bosoms Qeoce's Hooley’s Opera House, Brooklyn. \aftod drawinga sens On emp This has not. been officially announced, authorities | The patrons of this popular resort assembled in goodly ye TE, Broker, ‘ay- ing such points with jealous care; but probably in | nambers last might, despite the uninviting state of affairs a” Dnly Remedy a ae ms Will ‘be able to slate whother the outdoors, and enjoyed to their hearts’ content the side- racer that wil et spore cue of Fheomatiaim Dorr ie idstandin g the preparations for the stora pun- | splitting novelties presented in Hooley’s new programme, Dopot2a8 Bleecker street. Machines.—. merry everest my No, roadway, corner of fork city. week two men, Harding und Neill, have | Thousand and Camille as well worthy of witness salesroom: a for ing with soldiers and trying to On Hush, Hamlet and the Shadow Pantomime are ‘an ¥ induce them to join ranks of the Irish republic. A | on the boards, . ir Dye—Best natura nnd ondaratiey wit” noi stan | druggists. Mountjoy WEWS FROM JAPAN, pot i Sere ee Sax Fnanomeo, April 90, 1867. | | Confessions of An Invalid dooply coment. in. ded Yokohama dates to March 20 have been received. aa Ss means of De viiity, yh the na tae potion ¥ aes cisested tn Dublin a few ‘hts | The market for manufactured goods is dull and transac- Radrewe N. Mayfait, Hrooklyn, N. ¥. since. after the seizure ot the Irish ‘People tions are limited. Gray shirtings have advanced five roe " hetico-Ni Howspaper i 1806 a warrant was issued for is PPT | conig There were considerable purchases of silk at | ¢PTs." Mire af al Drscused Cacti es Ware Guserte Heart, Lungs, Liver, Weakness roat, Heat 3, immer he eacay wasting . The meriteof police; last he to America, and were hanged. The stock is est!- | wonderful rata ‘sckiowtehaed by" the highent reotwopelien polices ners ta tap foremn ring, buh Delag = at 000 piculs. The exports for vhe current panes od ‘ ‘Otioe 251 Ficth avenue, corner Twenty- wounded, ae + hunted down, «nee peason ag a aix Lage le el —— = eighth street. seit roe reeweela meartors.” ae tn Marion Mec Fitty Years Practice— Gray tate ing to former The military train Ne by $45; by wail, agticeBaldacos. t tRaTeoyal Engineers are concentrating st the Ae mips velock and Minides ‘nad arrived, and the prevented wi eure ‘Sr GRANDIBAN, | Astor place. Gloncore was loading Td tat pees peaceful state continues after trinis are over soveral regiments will be withdrawn from aSencs" & Bahicy Waptart Prom serine freland. FF DAVIS. Sir Jobe Oreo seetin et May he wil wove, inthe Tae ntifel te the Tanke fat notice = p Efforts Being for his Release by Mre. Tight and Bennt! jouse of Commons “the consideration of the tem) ile iat inmes atocd ‘eo universal prt privileges of the Xeblished Church in ireiand” | Davie and Dr. Uallan—The State Prisoner | oii AGunin's, ous Broadway. ; ith much satis- in Good Health and Confident a Early ct Yoram Worn, Ap _mnerenteny t:200 Mae Range AMIZtNEes il 29, 1867, ’ 5 L ST pate oy PF Pith ATA Marnes & Co, Wells, eet eee Royal, Havana and all Iogal Lottery ant dR, CLAYTON, 10 Wail street, N. ¥. pend in inflaenoe, Iva cnid, in the oeerie Neoprene emer a “ie = for bigh treason and treason-felony in "Hi Bots recy good ig Sobitberg?s rote aan a Jariath Me , Mo. 2 Vance’s Buildings, Lower | *04, in conversation with sg hg ny Ee Sonn and akin the nade ncaa imran, energy oa, | Saree eraeera naar? Pag ae Leni Toaky FIRE 1H ST. LOUIS. Saas LENS: Patrick Koon Se, Thee Sr. Loum, April 90, 1867. WA ia ee. ot 7s ‘treet, conchmaker; | Theextensive saddiery house of Rotham, Straus & Bro., ‘Sarees Dr. , BKLLUL Toss Howard }, taitor; David Van- | no 317 Main street, bétween Olive and Locust streets, eect panna PO A, eH iags | re memesinmine Tarnow rarneds etw, | «Fae Rea aes sn 2s iavareneey ey 7 inate soy trot ait: store of ear k Hickey, ag om teenth, was Gar - er Sonne a Connor, ‘mia pemkmaxer; Mat) | dom ginelry ore ¢7 1. Forbes & Go., on Woe alvnoolge &, Wie Machine, way, Win thew - ay tebe , . AmenA shoemaker; Michael Swain, New | leo water, lene not be — al otek ‘ encarta: ped Anh; ‘are fuliy fi] te ok ties, ey Sap eer ae gees | Eee em” ee | aera AAR nl 7 a