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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE, Special Telegramstothe Herald. ' THE FENIAN TRIALS, Captain Deran’s ‘Death Seutence Commuted. “en Lowvon, May 10—Evening. ‘The death sentence of the convicted Fenian, Doran, has been commuted to a long term of imprisonment, Earl Derby officially says that the government will not make pablic the real history of the recent Fenian uprising, on account of apprehended troubles with cer. tain foreign governments, which are involved in the plot. ‘The Luxemburg Peace Treaty Signed, but the War Aspect Maintained. FRANCE. The Prince of Wales Visits the Exhibition. Lowvon, May 11, 1867, His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is at the Paris Exposition. France and Germany in Prepara- tion, and Russia and Greece Arming Actively. bh di ee The New Minister to the United States, Fronaxon, May 11, 1867. M. Cerruti, Vioe Consul at San Francisco, has been ap- pointed to succeed M. Bertannat: as the representative of the Itaiian government at Washington, TELEGRAPH EXTENSION. St. Petersburg City in Communication With - Siberia. Sr. Parerssvrc, May 11, 1867. The Russian telegraph line connecting this city with the mouth of the Amoor river, in Siberia, has been suc- cessfully completed. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. The London Money Market. Lonpox, May 11—Noon. a m4 A Greek Squadron Ordered in America. EARL DERBY ON FENIANISM. «Certain Foreign Governments In- volved” in the Irish Plot. ‘SPEECH OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA. BY THE CABLE TO MAY i THE LUXEMBURG TREATY. Conaols for money. United States five-twenty bonds. noise Contral Rail: shares. Erie Railway shares Loxpon, May Conaots have declined to 9234. AMERICAN SECURITIES are quoted at this hour as follows :— United States five-twenty bonds. shares. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALO. UExpected Rutification of the Action of the Peace Congress. Quesn’s Horst, Lonpox, May 11, 1867. The articles of treaty of settlement of the Lux- emburg question drafted by the representatives of the great Powers assembled in the Peace Congress ‘in this city have been engrossed in proper diplo- matic form, and it is expected, indeed it may be said is certain, that this important international State paper will be duly signed and ratified to-day. THE WAR ASPECT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ieance, Germany and Russia Still Arming— Vietoria to Make Another Effort fer Peace— Aa, Keglish Plan of Disarmament and a General Congress, ac. Quazn's, Hors, Loxpox, May 11, 1867. Notwithstanding the apparently highly satisfac- “tory issue’ of the Peace Congress held in this city, «question by treaty srrangement, fears are enter- tained and generally expressed that war has been merely postponed by the work of the diplo- matiate. Preparations for war are still actively carried on in France, Germany, Russia and Greece. It ia aid to-day that before the final closing and dissolution of the Peace Congress a proposal is likely to be addressed by England to all the Powers inclined to belligerent action, in which Queen Victoria will recommend and urge s general disarmament. Sapareeel Sage Ne ° ‘* _ Lrvanroot, hed io. Bagiieh, geapones. be. eeferinined susetsed geereieum, 114; sontaadinhions i Sige: 106 @ongress of all the great Powers will possibly | ssnes, 340. Spirits turpentine, 250. 84. Rosia—common, assemble here in order to secure its formal adop- | 6s. 9d. ; fine, 188, Tallow, 43s. 94. Cloverseed, 57s. tion and execution according to uniform plan. iota Reape seman so SBhoald the proposal be made, even by the } clined to 42a 64. por cwt. for American and St. Poters. Queen of Great Britain, it is not likely to result in | bure. “Tin is quoted at 85s, per cwt, for Straits and a saccess in attaining the object contemplated— | ™*** ‘The London , the maintenance of peace. THE EASTERN QUESTION. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ‘War Preparations in Greece—Military Con- scription and Large Increase of the Army— War Vessels Ordered in the United States. Aruens, May 11, 1967. ‘The fourth military conscription ordered during ‘the present year has been put in force, and results y in giving am increase of thirty thousand men to the Greek army. The condition of the navy and actual strength of the Kingdom at sea engage also the serious consideration of the government. Seven mew war vessels have just been ordered in the United States and England. Large enrolments of seamen have been con- templated for some time past, and are now in process of completion. ‘The Austrian Report. Viawna, May 11, 1867. It ie anid that the government of Greece has contract- ed with she United States for the purchase of seven irom- Lonvon, May 11—Evening. Consols closed at 92 for money. AMERICAN SECURITIES closed as follows: — United States five-twenty bonds Erie shares. irses. Framcrorr, May 10, 1867. The market for United States five-twenties closed active and excited. The last sales of the issue of 1862 were made at 7734. Franxrort, May 11—Evening. United States bonds closed at 77%. Tho Liverpool Cotton Market. Lavzrroot, May 11—Noon. Cotton quiet; sales to-day 15,000 bales; middling wp- lands, 114¢d.; middling Orleans, 1154. Lrvarpoon, May 11—2 P. M. The cotton market is somewhat easier, but no decline in prices has thus far been established. Livsrroon, May 11—Evening. ‘The cotton market closed dull at a decline of 4 in prices. The sales to-day have been fully 16,000 Bales tmclading the usual proportion for speculation and ex- pert, ‘The following are the, closing uplands, 11544. ; middling Oricams, 115¢4. Liverpee! Broadetafs Market. ‘Wheat—Sales.of No. 1.Milwaukeo red at 42a. Od. and white California at 14s, 64. Corn, 42s, @4.° Batley, 4s, 9d. Oats, 3s, 74. Pens, 438, 64. Liverroot, May 11—Evening. The market is generally quiet. Wheat, 18, 0d. for Western red, and 14s, 6d. for California white. Corn is steady at 425. 64. LAverpoe! Provisions Market. Livzaroo, May 11—Noon. Pork, T¥e. 6d. Beef, 1258. Sacon, 30s, Lard, 53s. Cheese, 60s. ‘The market {s quiet, and articles are geacrally un- Baooa, 393. Markets. } Lonpox, May 11—Noon. ‘Sugar, 24s, 3d. for No, 12 Dutch Standard. Scotch pig tron, 538. Caicutta linseed, 658, Linseed cakes, £0 15s. Oils—Linseod, 39; sperm, £181; and whale, £0 15, The Antwerp Petroleam Market. Antwear, May 10—Evoning. Petroleum closed this evening at 43 francs per barrel for standard white. Axtware, May 11—Evening. Petroleum closed at 433¢ france. Quaunerown, May 11—2 P. M. ‘The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captaia Judkins, which loft New York May 1, arrived here to-day, on the way 10 Liverpool. Lausniox, Iretand, May 11, 1867. ‘The bark Virginia, Captain Walsh, which eft New York on the 22d of Mareh, for Donegal, and which was abandoned at sea in latitade 60 60, longitude 3138, was towed inio this port, to-day. BY STEAMSHIP TO MAY 1. The German mail steamship Hammonia, Captain Eblers, from Southampton on the Ist of May, arrived at this port about midnight yesterday. The steamship New York, Captain Ernst, from Southampton on the 30th of April, arrived at this port at a late hour last night. ciads of Lhe monitor patters, _— By both vessels wo have details of our cable des- PRUSSIA. patches dated to the evening of the last day of April, announcing the existence of a serious war crisis, with SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. ‘oath of the United States Minister in Berlin. Barim, May 11, 1867. The Hon. Joseph A. Wright, of Indiana, more familiarly known as Governor Wright, United States Minister to the Court of Prussia, died in The Paris correspondent of the London Standard bei this city at eight o'clock this morning of dropay. | {harmive.,, Yrtooe Rontuncdieks see taxe place immediately, Mr. Wright had been ailing severely for some months past, and laid at the point of death a few days since. He rallied, however, for a short time, and was regarded as approaching convalescence which would permit his removal to the waters of Carlerabe. He commenced to sink last night and expired this morning. PRPd wn nbn ve Mr. Wright was, I believe, very acceptable, both re oe prevent the great calainity ‘of war. a ipersonally and in his official capacity, to the King between two countries, q ‘The Paris Liberte says the Queen of Spain has been of Prassia and his Cabinet. selling almost all her jewels in London, and that « single diamond wateh chain was sold for £24,000. The Paris Atendard publishes intelligence from Berlin stating that after the closing of the Prossian Chambers the King, accompanied by Count Bismarck, will visit Paris. The Hungarian Diet was to reassemble May § and con- tinge ite sittings until the day of coronation, when it will be adjourned until autumn. The coronation of Francis Joseph will take place tn June, Severe taws have been promulgated in Russia against all illegal and secret societies engaged in pernicious pur- suite, under whatever title they may exist, The meas- ures enact that acts of incendiariam having now lost the character they possessed in 1962 and 1864, only political incendiaries wil! in future be amenable to martial law, A telegram from St, hover ge be dpe apprehensions of war be removed ph Senten will proceed either in Suoeor Jely to KirSoagon, and perhaps afterwards vish Pare, ‘A despatoh from Athens saya ;— Advices ceovived here Crom Cendia gngounce that 4 TUE PRESS DESPATCHES. THE LUXEMBURG TREATY. ‘Matiication of the Work of the Peace Con- Loxpox, May 11—Evening. ‘The Globe of this evening says that the treaty for the disposition of the Laxom uty question was signed to-day ‘Py all the powers participating im the conference. THE DERBY REFORM BILL. OMcial Security of the Cabinet. Loxpox, May 10—Evening. ‘The success of the Derby government on the vote on ‘che Heforas vill (o-dav insures its preserr@pion. ‘Speech of the King—The Union of North and ANEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1867—TRIPLE’ SHEET. Omar Pasha had left Canes with a force, including | were to break out, the position of England in thie artillery, and another | would be erie and jmpartial newtrality. Fira’ gener Mad wt oottor Kime by tw ee tne | ve same order to surround the A Mere Eficient Commaed of the Army. A ctroular from the War Minister of Austria appeared in Vienna, containing new rules relating to the promo- ton of officers, The accompanying report to the Em- peror of Archduke Albrecht, the Commander-in-Chief, Another batch of twelve Fenian prisouers arrived at Nenagh from Thurles, Tipperary, April 29, under a sty0ng escort of the police and were lodged in county jail tr trial, The names of the prisoners were Anthony Murray, James Heakins, Michael Lynch, Thomas Coffey, Michael Hayes, Thomas Hayes, John Buras, Morgan Burns, William Heakins, Denis Long, Denis Neille and ‘Thomas Purcell, The prisoner Thomas Long, on being | #7" slrese upon tho urgent necessity of extending the arrested, made desperate offorts to escape, but at the re- ica thes ‘he dace pS ites ahosed the quest of some of bis fellow prisouers he consented to ies intel officers more tenn 60 quietly with his captors, future intelli Repeteeset, ag ‘be the — © military efficiency w! WAR OR PEACE? AMUSEMENTS. The Matinees Yesterday. Since the dreaded first of May, with all its terrors and direful sounds is past, and people have decided upon a domicile for the rest of the year, the places of amuse- ment are receiving better patronage and the matinées begin to gladden, in the auditorium at least, the hearts of the managers. Yesterday tho beautiful little Theatre Frangais was crowded to its fullest extent with the wealth and fasbion (to use a novel expression) of the metropolis, and many late comers were unable to obtain even good standing room to view the matchless Elizabeth of Madame Ristori. South Germany. ‘The opening of the Prussian Diet for an extreordinary session took place in Berlin, April 29, in the White Hall. About two hundred and fifty members were present. In the diplomatic box were the representatives of England, Russia, the Hanse Towns, Hesse-Darmstadt and Saxdny. The court box was unoccupied. King William was accompanied by the Crown Prince, Prince Frederick Charies, Prince Albrecht, Prince Alex- ander and Prince George of Prussia, Prince Augustus of Wurtomberg and Duke William of Mecklenburg Schwerin. ‘His Majesty, who was received with cheers on enter- ing the hall, delivered the following speech from the an iy efforts was a striking proof of the appreciation of her hearers. At the Broelway, those clever representatives of irish and Yankee characters, the Williamses, appeared 1m the Fairy Circle and the Custom of the Country. The throne :— wonderful Japancse drew a house at the Academy Tttvstriovs, NoBue AND exw Gaetiewnn of | of Music, and the Pauls sho that they have become Boru Hovsss or tax Diet—A tution of the North | favorites at the Brooklyn Academy. Griffin and Christy's consti German confeder: by which the united and r ous development of the nation Ts secured, issued from the deliberations of tho Parliament, to which the Prussian in conformity with the law approved by you. I have summoned you around my throne to submit this constitution to your decision, The task of national unity, which the government commenced With your ig now tobe concluded by your assent. Upon this basis the protestion of I, the care of common its and of the prosperity of the guaranteed by the collective peneneas of Northern Germany and their governments in frm community. By the introduction of the federal constitution the Minstrels kept their patrons in a roar of laughter at the Fifth Avenue Opera Houso, and the Bunyan Tableaux were unfolded at Union Hail forthe edification of the g00d people up town. New York Theatre. ‘This establishment, notwithstanding its former unlucky reputation, may now be safely declared a permanent in- stitution and a most complete success under the manage- ment of those favorite comédiennes, the Misses Worrell. Last evening, notwithstanding the unfavorable state of ‘the weather, a large audience assembled to witness the Sisters’ inimitable performance of the double burlesque bill, In the burlesque on Aladdin, Miss Jenny displayed to the best advantage in her rollicking and vivacious style the salient points of her réle, while Misses Sophie Irene won fresh favors from the audience by their charming naivete and the display of artistic abilities of mo mean order, Mr. T. L. Donnelly, as Clorinda, in the burlesque on Cinderolla, renewed his old triumph, and even improved on his former representation to such an extent as to justify the most critioal in awarding him the palm as the best del ineator of réles in this ludicrous line. During the | iad nce of Cinderella an unknown admirer of Sophie passed to her, while she was on the stage, a most ng and elegant basket of flowers, in the centre of which nestled, in all their glory, a full set of diamonds of the purest water, consisting of a brooch, earr &o., and all valued at fully $3,000. Accompanying this Laramie was simply a card bearing the address y, and the signature “A Friend.” Considering showering of diamonds Peper br Cape ee on the stage, it may very rea- sonably be concluded that business is unusually profita- Die as this theatre. Heeley’s Opéra House, Brooklyn. There is no falling off in the patronage at Hooley’s Parliament. The secure foundation of pendence, power and prosperity shall zo with the development of German rights inhand tional institutions, My Government entertains the as- hand and slating the sia ietone cocaine We ling iating the ui nai speedily sett! the task before us, will readily afford their assistance to its completion. Gentlemen, the newly formed Confederation at pres- ent only includes the States of North Germany, but an ahoays unite them with Jim relations my j i i ] z i & i H l i a o cans the honor * The = a rar eeee oer work of national union with that patriotism which -has always been displayed in Prussia in serious ‘There was frequeat applause during the delivery of the speech. At its conclusion Herr von Forkenbeck called for cheers for the King, who then quitted the hall. Count Bismarck thereupon declared the Diet open. A Bitting of both Houses takes place to-dey, A council of the Prussian ministers, under the presi- dency of the King, met in Berlin April 29.- The? Crown’ Prince and the members of the military and civil cabi- Bets were present. A court dinner was subsequently given in honor of the birthday of the Crar of Russia. In the sitting of the Chamber ef Deputies Herr von Forkeabeck opened the session with three cheers for the | King. ‘creditably. ‘The formation of the committees was then proceeded rising young pianist , also performed with taste and ekill ceptions in keepiog and in harmony with the quaint and original ideas of the author, and one is enabled the bet- ter to understand the true meaning of the truths con- tained in that wonderful book af har witnessed the glowing illustrations as pictured oa sheee broad sheets of canvass, Misa Saidee Cole’s Dramatic Readings. iat Risteri—Besoat e ve patie se Plan. er! rT ef the New York Italian Madame Ristori will appear as Mary Stuart at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Wednesday, May 15, for the benefit of the Italian schools of this city—namety: the Five Potts children's schoot and the evening aduit school, al Ef i dition of the Verdict ef Gallty. {From the Philadelphia Ledger, May 11.] Rt ney been it not be uninteresting 10 state soted with bis behavior since the commencement of the case, Pr de i At the clowe of the first day's testimony introduced by TRE ri E i i fi fr id i i: | i : . i ! F i j it A k | : dent announced that he had communicated the demands for interpellations on the Laxemburg question to M. Rouber, Minister of “tate, who had replied as follows :-— The Government experiences a keen desire to explain to the public bodies amd to the country all the facts reiative to the Grand Duchy of Luxem- Fa oe the osani 3! question of the difference between seven cents and $4." “What do you mean *’’ said the officer in charge. burg, and if immediate explanations had been possible “Well, it wiil cost seven cents to take me to Kirk- it would have hastened to give them, But tations bride's, or $4 0 buy the rope and fireboards,"” was th Fa een eta athe carried ae sake |. To another oficor he’ said he could scarcely realize great Powers, Thie diplomatic situation imposes upon | that he was upon trial for his life; that he knew that the government of the Emperor the reserve, | he was in a tight place, but it didn’t seem a reality to ‘and it believes it therefore to be ite duty not to assume | bim; but he supposed it would end in the ordinary way, the responsibility of « premature political debate, It is as he bad no show for an escape. with that in presence of the natural ion of Just before the reassembling of the Court his sister, a io publi fen faethe at M. Jules tn the crazy, promises contained in M. Rouher’s letter, and I demand | asked to attend court. qoaean pot ting ra to re ae ae tne provabilitise of pi - Ey what g r’ that to it would be against him ; and in the course of this con- THE BRITO PARLIAMEN ey i wig the oowenes shoal wi wi wont pal * ing fot be pronounced, Tl tot judge wat I have ‘cou. sojenti on off the cars she inquired the way to and om reaching it found that the she could not leave until was ‘ and ee would show her the way, or heenan to Ay suepecting mo harm, sccompani im. Msgs vetnay Wg rb erpe ss Oo to e her mac is tee for’ Tew Mines, until he was joined by oo when the two—it being now quite —_ ly assaulted her, Hg her @ throat to prevent her " ‘ing for he oe | each % tare violated ber yersoe. then she had and | mani the vicinity, where she ‘Yeaterday i j Hi 7 ES Ses a WESTCHESTER INTEL. JGENCS. CANADA. Exrawarvs Fins af Mawanomnox.—The larg? hat factory SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALA. of Messrs, Doubleday & Co.,.at Mamaroneck, #88 baraet’ | Dogths of the Last Provincial Baro: down a few days since, a circumstance that will, no tome of War. doubt, eatail a good deal of distress in the ville, a8 t—Maale Mowrenat, May 11, 1847, Sieabietmant, 01 of hem one new tarene out of em- ployment. The loss machinery, stock and build~ ‘There were some reports circulated to-day of arms tng la satiated to be about $80,000, which is, however, frontier at different nis : we ly insured. Although the occurrence took piece dur- ing collected on ” ing the early part of the afternoon, while all hands were | accuracy af which I will im Se a u ol “hae on Tig go ake CYNCHING UN KENTUCKY. AuLsoup It1z04. Evicriox.—Am inexhaustable fund | 4 prurderey Manged by a Mob in Taylor gossip bas recently been created in the generally quiet village of Rye, owing to an occurrence which is stated to have taken place a few days since. It appears @ gentleman named Duffy had purchased some time portion of the estate, beach, trust asics mee ‘on which have bees County. (From the Lewisville Democrat, May 8} On Friday Inet ofiees William McGuire arrested im thie erected a number of buildings, and among them one oc- | his r over to the jatler of Taylor county. cupied by William Voorhees, twoo'clock yesterday ® mob, con- the town officers’ authority. of some one ox two preg | notice to quit from Mr. Dufly, a raid upon the jail and tion, the whole of his goods of the jailer the keys, who, thet re- on the road last Friday by sistance would be in wain, the keys Bec a setne tae ik So uc Ray alt ‘tee ay 0 te gt oul uJ interfere an: ‘arrest of Mr. Duffy, which has been duly effected. The | prisoners. ‘The mob then took Gabehesrt about threw cage will come before the courts shortly. orren sme foams Se Ae Le ed A GaLanr Cuamrion ov THs Fare Sax.—A good deal of | what they “Elm tree." limb of this tee h broke, when carried about excitement was occasioned on Friday evening in front wan aes rym ginng pkg ty of Mosars, Smith & Bird’s store at Tarrytown, in conse- | McGuire left ille, early any es quence of an encounter between a white man named et ee eee ee Bo gg Daniels and 2 colored individual named George Shorter, | when en route for Taylor .county, at .ebanom in the course of which the former was compelled to kiss | Junction, by | moet Joshua Mann, a man who had beem “mother ”” besides woll pummelied, It ap- | badiy cut, a short time since, by Gabebeart, but who pears Daniels, while coholic influences, had | now able tobe out. As soon as Mann saw Gabehears made use of some insulting remarks towards a married | and the officer he mounted his horse and drove off at a lady who happened to pass by, which rather shocked the | rapid rate, but in what direction he went the officer modest George, who demurred at the circumstance. This | could not state, The people of Taylor county say that led to a passage of words, and gcheensats to the alter- | Gabeheart was one of the worst desperadoes im that on hearing | section of the country, having before this killed mem aud cation described. The re of about the affair, instantly discharged him. He, therefore, picked up his traps, and rather unceremoniously left the village for parts unknown. Inraresnina Presentation Caramony.—On Friday evening a rather interesting ceremony took place at the residence of Judge Woodworth, Yonkers, the occasion being the presentation of a valuable gold timepiece, ox- quistely designed, to Mr. J. G. P. Holden, editor, of ‘onkers, by the members of the Owl, Palisade Boat and Base Ball Club, of the village, in consideration of the efficient manner in which he had discharged bis duties as vice president of the former and secretary of each of the latver, The watch was presented in the name of the — by Dr. E. A. Houston, who took occasion to make a few complimentary remarks, which were replied to by the happy recipient, Mr. Holden, in terms that unmistakably displayed the gratitication he experienced at the unexpected and overwhelming mark of his esteem, Conprrion oy Mra. Kix, Monamanta,—The result of the physicians’ examination of the injuries sustained by Mrs. Kirk, of Morrisania, through having fallen down etairs on Thursday evening, although not of a positive character, places it beyond doubt that sho is, at least, In a critical position. The united opinions of Drs, Mart! and Horton is that concussion of the brain has taken place, a circumstance which, at her advanced years, Tenders her condition very uncertain as to consequences, at all events for a few days. She is, however, fully committed various robberies, yet in every imatance he managed to evade the law. Aday ortwo afer he cut the last man with whom he had a difficulty, he had am examination and was admitted to bait in $1,500 te answer the cl e of malicious shooting. Subdsequentig to this the man died, and Gaboheart (lod, but was captur- ed here, as mentioned above. POLITICAL SEREWADES IN NEWARK. Newang, N. J., May 1, 1867. Tho young republicans enlivened the city last might by a serenading expedition. First they called at the resi- dence of Senator Frelinghuysen, and tr some most excellent music. He made a speech to thom, reviewing the public questions of the day and ex- laining the republican policy in the late Cou; fre endorsed th struction Acts, manhood su! and Senator Wilson's recent pled; to the south. also endorsed the juigition of Russian-America as cementing the friendship between Russia and Amertoa, and as an important stop towards realizing the Monroe doctrine, ‘The serenaders then called on Governor Ward, Cou- gressman Halsey, and the city republican mombors of the Leginlature. SHIPPING NEWS. PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY I, 1867. Arrived. to consciousness, and felt easy during yeater- day. It is somewhat singular that only a fow days pre- Steamship Hammoais (Ham), Ehlers, Hamburg, bend vious to the occurrence the man employed about the | ®"¢ Southampton Int inst, at 3PM. with mdao and 780 pas- nds, while removing « large stone. lot it Call on his | seneers.co Kunhardt & Co, ih ing. hed « strap NO gules Regn feet, ond ‘Injured {99 that he bas with difoulty bound wi ‘Sth, Re oe ir ae ase’ akip Polar cir been move boun 3 ‘Tas Proroas> Naw Roan From Waser Fanus to ey ben hy os Wesrcunsrar.—It will no doubt afford considerable grati- oe. org ot Moe srcounteres.o heory, 0 fication to the citizens of West Farmsand Westchoster, | Stlc, which les * Pitadcada, Morro Oastin, ‘the last Legislature, authorising the building of a briage held receatly at by ordered 10 be ory . prosecu unneces- am wot iy ; of A Weta. "fe brags hs van, serenty five or gay other ars 4 = Ss. Sere adh Net ace | nae aan ee oe NT Mapes, aod Mra Neal, os point = form- a SUITABLE FOR tog 8, junction | with ° whe old, Westchester A BANEING HOUGR, Oper turapike, Of the parties have offered to present AN INSU RAM OT WORD BrPIO their land, provided the road be fenced at the expense A CRWELUY STO! See ar keene naey tar on sar premaes REE the “arlomt Bridge, ead Fordhaea Com: PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOUATION. Fond to Westchester, it. ls more than probable, ag noos Pe Oe Tene Ste Oe Comey Avail itgelt of she Deliveon West Farme and Wesiaheslor, but between New York and the latter place, The of the com: missioners —— the matter are Messrs. Abra- Pag oh A gg gy ig gg James b, Fiton, of West Farms. Chairman of the Building Committoe, appointed by the Methedist Episcopal church, of Morriaania, for the pur- of having erected a suitable editice, who have } Another Reduction of P Prices in Gent’, Bory and Youthe? ¢ NG. Largest stock in this ctty. ~~ BROKAW BROS., 30. nd 34 Fourth avenue and G2 Latayette olece. A-X--A-X—A—X—-A-X—A-K AKAD KR 4 . LORRIN yg fh a a Established 1829. sertebts anew Ht i ee373! fi sea2 ett fog ff if E 3 = 3 wat Setorkors ee pe sate arate eee i | Sere eae are to awa erminus it is couskmeame Beawn me 1 Ss alee that the cars are very irregular in crossing | auitel\Sckr Mtsan FOLLAK © SOM, Manafactsrers tor The latter is, however, owing to the convenience of smokers down toe, Brosaars. Jet ‘ADurrte0 70 Baits—Thotwo young men named Michael | Broadway, near Fourth, street, Repairing warrant issued by Justice Hauptman, of the Morrissaia futrednr recor © M. Co., Broadway. AL sth sewfig Machines. ma Police Court, at the instigation of Mr. Densican, of aly by Bil Lock 81 Ly “m Wilson Co. Sold iptic: Mott Haven, for alleged malicious mischief said tohave | 4 New M. pan store of, Pollak & Sou. been displayed a few weeks since, an account of which Manintartireray st joni ntreet, near Nessa also a8 here- red in the Henaio, have boon admitted to hail, | \ofore at 022 Broadway, near Fourth street, Repairing, pending an examination at te Gounty Sours. at it J Z a now aj compiainan’ one of the accused are wned with on Kinsmen, a effort is being made to compromise the uaetfaquant slate 1 ae inter Fano bios Seoul swenm ah ana the | Vision of becaty thet haunts rit has families, who reaalt of an accident. he. £4 afte: UENTNs, Bf Broadway. pees. vt € ached in Legal Lotteries.—Cirea- nee en), CLUTE, Broker, 196 Broadway. ‘9 @talr Dye.—The in the one eeler easton ye, harmless, reliable, (nstemtane- ous, Factory BL Barclay sti Curtains « Specialty glided by. will parties accused halo wo state that the whole affair was THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION. en Memrnm, May 11, 1967. The Southern Baptist Convestion met at mine o'clock A ML. in the Third charch. A number of additional delegates were admitted to seats, Opening prayer by Rev. Dr. Furman, of South Carolina. The Board of Indian Nations reported but little progrese during the if .—Dr. J. C. Dixon the only Anti. AEs Leck“ amieat katte, weave ee pot, past year, Owing to a meagrenees of funda six mirsion- | Mice No. 101 West Ninet anon, aries only had nme in the field. The receipts un Weer Wa. — during the year were $6,160, and the distnrermenta tion, of ds ReSorte. Saas ‘The resolution appointing a day of general prayer and fastiog tn all ‘ne’ churches Bouth gave Tee toe pro. disenesion, and was fir tion to nae fn additional recreta Foreign Missions was committed. Al debate, kev. A. Turman, of South Carolina, offered the following revolu on: — Resolved. Tha! earnestly for ti Al Shan veriianr and Cee avenue, corner of yy -eighite ver & Baker's nee, 405 Broadway, 60 Cent Wortera prices, BORDEN dion street, corner Wilham, it i our duty to Iabor and pray more inversion of the Jew This resolution gave rise to diseosmion. which took the and commen the greater part of ‘he morning session, all prominent members participating, and was Nnally edopted . A resolution was offered and referred providing for the rebuilding of the churches South destroyed daring (he War, and reqnesting the Domestic Mision Board to ra se & fund for carrying out this end, to be distributed by gift or loan. On motion a voluntary rabeeription wae taken up, amounting to $5,000, for rebuilding Bampton chureb, North Virginia. The Commitiee on the Colivenm Church, New Ortean Teported the indebtedness of the church $8,000, secat by morgager, and recommended ‘he appointment of a Pure x WINK Ww READY TY, 447 Brondway. nim from Awe~ + retell ELEY, 44, Broadway. Mann & Co.. No. r het the ntibe American, Twent; years ience in obtaiming petemts. Thirty doused applicaions for Patents made at thei engnee. pireeceaee = Savion te ince tn eon a containing laws 0} trek I~ e Hound volume, contarming TX) Mechanioa! viel “rk & York 7 rial Sotionors ot Amer Permanent pastor, which was made the special order | some Monday morning. and the United States Census by cow “An amendment was offered and adopted by a two. | "iPes for mechanics, matied on receipt OL? ae thirds vote the constitution so a* to hold Boral Havagn | Lercny: a4 future conventions annually. and fixing the next session Bea in tom. uralabed bj : rates ; Sefore tue seoond braday fa Moy, h 0 ene oom and all Kinds of OPvokers, 18 Wall street, MX. / Rev. J. 1. M. Curry, of Alabaina, is to proach the in- ie Howe Maching £4. %, Frei Tuvosor of (ue ngural sermon, with Rew T. "| ing Machine. —BLIAB HO’ ive to in" itrauta” T. 8, Skinner, of North Caro p- 8 =n veto fees ne ia ° prayer war by Rev. Dr. Taylor, of heeler . Virgiein, The Convention wilt probably ait through tive | chine sou Bivo tve wacblag, Ro. : week. All Protentant to this - ad Oranmewal Hatr-— ing and qrening BANC LBLON'S. (6 Peja ecvem :