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penditure over the revenue of 300,000,000 reals, The who were to be ordered to rejoin their regiments will be Epoca, of Madria, states that the deficit will be covered | slowed to remain in their homes. by reductions in aoveral of the State departments and by now taxes, The posibitity of peace being preserved by the London Congress bad given great confidence to the European money exchanges, bat withal, there was a feeling that the Emperor Napoleon's warlike proohvities may, for EUROPE. ‘French Iron-Clads from the THE FENIAN DEATH PENALTY. Sentence of Execution on Colonel Burke and the presont, be kept in check only by his limited stock | 24 Self-Sacrifice. Gulf of Mexico. il Auch ig 9 st tan ove ETO™,t82 Cork Herald, May 2) The Cork Herald of May 24, says:— rand Mr. Justice Fitageeald toon ther seste m t ¢ The London Pimes has come round to the opinion that -—~ io Dublin. < cae The King of Prussia and Czar Alex- ited Sd that twice, pes iS. contury to ‘etuce | Doran, were pat forward for the soveuih day of thoir ie exists amongst large rial. ander to Visit Paris. tion of ner Sores, ‘The Times ought to Ravel = Bie citing of the const, ‘The Turkish Mission to Washington and 2 for in defeace. Commission of the New Minister. falling off of 13} tn the value of exchange against the ex- | The jury retired to consider their verdict ty, coptional large exports of March last year, Much of the | minutes to three e'olook, and returned after a couple of diminution 1 due to the decline in the price of cotton as seme ve t. while ‘The Verdict. American fron-Clads, Monitors and | "rit te dereese in value was It per cont, there was | 9 ing jury a doad stiliness prevailed ‘an increase of 34 ver in quantity, There isa falling 1m oper, On. She calling ons of, their names was a m Small Arms for the Sultan. off of 18 per cent in hardware, and 6 per cent in iron | ment tense anxiety. Few indeed entertained a manufactures, 28 in linen manufactures, 33 in silk manu- cents hing in woollen manufactures, i asto pd oy but the next moment all THE FENIAN DEATH SENTENCE. | stsckneos of business with the United gue Fhe foroman having banded in the iesue paper, ‘The Paris correspondent of the London Court Journal your verdict, merperny announces that the Empress of the French in again enciente. @olonel Burke's Speech in Justifica- : tion of Zrish Revolution. THE EASTERN QUESTION. oa ae Oa oie eaieiaea To. a7 tee. &. &. a verdict of the prisoners, yet we wish to SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. ‘The Joint Action of the Great Powers—Proba- ble Purchase of Candiu—The new Turk- inh Minister to Washington and Attaches of che Embasay—Americag Relations of the Envev—Curious Marriage Questions—Anether Market for American Iron Clads—Gua Contracts in Prospect, &c. Cowsrawmyorts, April 18, 1867, ‘The papers of this Eastern capital seom to have given up the -Question d’Orient’’ ag a failure, and are now turning their attention to other subjects of more general interest to their readers, It is now clearly unders:ood that the Joint action of France, Russia, Prussia and Italy, recommonding the Sultan to give up the Istand of Candia to Greece, was desizned to settle the “question” by eliciting a formal refusal, and thus leave to the Greek inhabitants of the island, and the filibusters of Greece, the task of conquering it from the Turks, or of its sale to Greece. This being not very probable, (acquiring by force) and these same powers having made it known that they had no intention of sustaining their advice by compulsory action, there is no reason to believe that Crete will change owners, otherwise than by a purchase, though it is certainty to be hoped that the Sultan’s Ministers will endeavor to ameliorate its condition, and that ofall of its inhabitants, Omer Pacha, with new to the merciful consideration as the other pris- oner in promoting the objects of this treasonable con- y. Addressing the prisoners, he said—Thomas F, Burke and Patrick Doran, you were indicted forthe crime of high treason. You pleaded “Not guilty,” and put yourselves in the bands ot God and of your country. That country has found you guilty; ha anything now to say why judgment of death and execution should not be passed upon you according to law? The Sentence. SEKECH OF COLONEL THOMAS P, BURKE, I, R. A. ‘Thomas F. Burke, in @ clear and manly voice, sald— My lord, it is not my intention to occupy mach of your time in answer to the question why the sentence of the Court should not be passed Penge mo; but I may, with Ge eer review a little of the evidence that bas Esa rought —, me. The first evidence is that of “BY THE CABLE TO MAY 13 THE FRENCH FLEET. Arrival ef the Trams-atlantic Lron-clad Squadron. Cugepourc, May 18, 1867, Four iron-clads of the French fleet arrived at this Port this morning from the Gulf of Mexico, King William to Visit Paris. Berum, May 13, 1867. It is ammounced that the King of Prussia will visit “Paris during the summer in company with the Emperor Alexander of Russia. Obsequies of United States Minister Wright. Beau, May 13—~Evening. The funeral of the late American Minister, Governor ‘Wright, took place to-day, and was attended by all the American residents and visitora here and by a large number of the citizens of Berlin. Inspector Kelly, who had the conversation with mo at Clonmel, in Tipperary. He states that ho asked me then, what about my friend Mr. Stephens, that I made answer and said he was the moat idolized man hat ir was or ever would be in America, Here, standing on the brink of my grave, in the presence of the almighty and ever-living God, I brand that as ing ee foulest perjury that ever a man-gave utterance to, Nosuch conversation ever occurred; the name of Stephens was not mentioned. I shail pass from that and then touch on the evidence of Britt. He says I assisted im distributing bread to the parties at recs) and that Istood with him on the wagon or cart, That also is false. I vas not inthe fort atthe time, I was Sth its ‘ ot there when the bread was being distnbuied. I came troops, ia in'the meantime carrying on tho war of sup- | {watverwards, All these assertions have eos made ant ENGLAND. pression. submitted to the mon {n whose hands my life has been In case it should be decided that Candia be placed | Placed, as evidence made on oath by these men, solely ‘The New Minister'to France. under the administration of Christian Governor or timed ae pasha ty conga emperor a=, Lowvos, May 18—Evening, | Prince, it is said that M. Musurus, now Ottoman ambassa- | have boon sworn to here to prove, my eompticity, and a Lord Lyons, formerly Minister to the United States, dor at London, will be appointed. He has been fora great ee ee Meged that I took partin. it has been appointed to succeed Harl Cowley as Ambas- length of time ambassador at London, and therefore yeti pa pte nee pee gerd the sentence that has been pronounced againat feet fully conscious of honor as a man, which has never been impugned, fully conscious that I can sador of Great Britain at Paris. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘The London Meney Market. Lonpor, Blaque speaks English quite well he will need mo iater- preter. Hie fret wife wae a daughter of the late dis- tinguished surgeon, Dr. Valentine Mott, of your city, ax ‘material aid to thetr only cid haa Boba branght up by the fealy ot: pce gon pt mpg Beet alg hale mother, in New York. Sinee her decease he has married I feel I should not mention the name of wT ‘a lady of this place, Miss Vriviligio, daughter of one of ,. Mhe Continental Bourses. Deny ere ae ii " Mey 18-P. ri : me An ‘United States bonds sold to-day at 17%. Saprome ini apes, Mr Levaaroot, May 13—Noon. hod ceccing abs with him tn np brent bal frat saplands, 11364. ; middling Organs, 11)64. -— meg 'S rane ie teen ot Peipthe Az ; a re May 18-3. M. | -asimpossibie to take their wives with them as | Ombipotent God that mr devotion tprthe aad fy Cotton continues quiet at the quotations. pS Poe the United States, = a datnttn oh cigar agora ala May 18—Rvening. | {5" "not in vogue, an i ie in ana somes | Se greemmment ond gf, the rigs, <7" on or ‘The cotton market improved during the day and closed | other of the Orient. Indeed, to be wholly ae, dg p~ ge ae aspen, of all “domestic comforts” weuld be | 2 eer ty ‘firm at an advance of 34. per Ib. & serious inconvenience to © Mussulman Minister, dy seturn a amt, and an enemy clad rg 4 ‘The following are the authorized closing quotations:— | winister, who, by the law of his own country, is Te Rp ke Rg ie ‘Middling uplands, 11344, ; middling Orleans, 1154. The Permisde ta’ bare fone” Viatiy martina ives eaten a cc daadeenduneaaneon Ore oy paren i 3 ‘apd | Many female slavo-wives as his pecuniary means allow, | %0 throw Valin th chatemenran. usted mended sales of the day largely exceeded the noon estimate Novwithatanding this drawback to any lengthy sojourn Sekt Rasen D Cennetenny 20. 2 -amounted to 15,000 bates. in the United states of » Mussulman Sa AO a ae Liverpeo! Breadstuffe Market. are many Turkish gentleman who would forego their vo Nec hey ad at RT gl A sabmais, Tavanroou, May 18—N customary connubial comforts for the sake of visiting | S'Ve slaves. ny! oom, | the New World, and take the chances of Congreas | inch of Irish soil just 2 braghcrg ae carpordedly Bee By Breadstuffs quiet, Whest—Sales of No. 1 Milwaukee | making an exception to the ordinary laws of the land in | Zivine righ!, ‘c» ’s —s aporontr ep ‘red at 182, 9d., and white California at 14s. 6d. Corn, | favor of such a diplomatic contingency. The exist- jo pak ca oeat —4 avy tekyon fy of 42s, G2. ‘Barley, 42, Od. Onte, Se. 7d. Peas, 3s, 64, | Ing state of afuirs in the Mormon community | SOCZO TOT | she aigwose of-—to offer to my learned 2 Livanroot, May 13-2. P.M. | in "Paris the fopeteh roteteneat’ in Said Bet | and eloquent counsel the poor gift of the sincere and “Breadstutts are without change. ca mont friendly intimate | Beartfelt thanks of an honest mav. TI offer them Livanroon, May 13—Evening. Corn is easier; sales mixed ,Western st 4%. 34. per quarter, a decline of 3d. Wheat unchanged. Barley, 4a, 9d, per 60 Ibs, Oats, 3s. 7d. per 45 Ibs. Peas, 438. Sd. Liverpoe! Provisions Market. Liverroo., May 13—Noon. ‘Provisions unchanged. Pork, 77%. 64. Beef, 125s, ‘Bacon, 308. Lard declined to 528. 6d. Cheese, 60s. Livsrpoot, May 13—Evening. The provision market closed , Pork, 1%. 64., . ge > and Beef 1258. per bbl, Bacon, 39%. for Cumberland cot monitors. His the late Sultan, years azo, I now, my long as bo doubt You ill eugset tbe “4 omar Gs ot h ms. i rey OW gply te that home where sorrows are at Preduce Market. soasaions SR abd. Where Joys sleraal, and [eball hope and. prey "ot Liverroo., May 13—Noon. ‘that freedom may yet dawn on this poor down len country. That is my that is my prayer, and the tter will gy a prayor to for { last words I shall ut w Fig boda Petroleum—Sales of spirits at 11d.and refined at 1e,2 34d. Potashes, 34a, Rosin—Sales of common at 6. 9d., and rofined at 13s. Tallow, 43s, 6d, Cloverneed, 57a, Spirits “#5 ae Lrvgrroot, May 13—Evening. Standard white petroleum has declined to 1s, 2d. per gallon; spirits petroleum steady at 11d. Rosin—Common ‘Wilmington, 6a, 9d., and fine American, 13s. Tallow, 43s. 6d. per cwt, Spirits turpentine, 368. 34. The Leadon Mark ets. Lomsox, May .13—Noon. No, 12 Dutch stanaard sagar, 244 34. Scotch pig iron, 63s. Calcutta Linseed, 65s. Linseed cakes, £9 15. Lin- 00d, £30. Sperm oil, £131. Whale oil, £39, Lonvos, May 13—2 P. M. No, 12 Dutch standard sugar is steady at 240. 34. ‘There are no changes in other articles, 7 Lonvon, May 13—Evening, Sagar steady ; quotations unchanged. For breadstuffs the market to-day. was steady at previous prices. Iron— s should uch Colonel Kelly and of the meetings he!d at his quarters or his lodgings in London. I desire to eay that I never knew where Colonel Kelly’s lodgings were in Lon- don until I heard the isformer, Massey, announce wt on the table, I never attended a meet. ing at Colonel Kelly’s; and the otber statements that bave been made on Ney to you, gentlemen of solemnly now declare on my oath, as @ man oa eying. man—bai @ been totally unfounded, fad have all been {alse from beginning to end. In rela tion to the small paper introduced to you, and brought against me as evidence of my having been using that oath, I desire to say that that paper was not taken from my person. I xnow no person whose name is on that paper. O’Beirve, of Dublin, and those Cap oo yoa heard of, [ never knew nor ever met them. That paper has been put in for a purpose, but I swear posi- tvely it is not in my handwriting; I cas also swear I Rover agw it, yet it ws held in evidence against me. Is this justice? or is it right? Is this manly? Tam will- ing, if I bave transgressed the laws, to the panish- of Scotch pig firm at 63s. per ton. Oils—Linseed bes ad- ment of my offence, But I object to this system to take away the life of « human vanced; sales to-day at £39 10s. per ton, Whale un- pong & FORD aig ; changed at £39, and sperm at £131, frame, and my eonstitation somewhat shattered, it is rrery Persea SE heal oh te cea te mR ee bene of Fortianar «tvay Ie may lord, I accept Of the qumndard white | frames » ies; acceptance ‘unnecessary, Peteoloum—Sales of ati bs dat Tam natistled with ft, und now I shall close, There bareel. oxo many Teslinge iat avigato me ot this moment, In — ped pans = ——— ture what I desire to to the court. wea MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Za much ha any.nea fn this court can love bia. I can eannnnone remember the &f my aged mother as I left her for PE ayy Coie, ere ane a |, 1807. Cc: ‘The steamabip Cordelia, from New Orleans April 12, | ised bet a mr Breer, May 13—Bvening. ‘The steamer Colla, Captain Gleadell, which left New York on the 27th alt., arrived here to-day on her way to London. j Eastern tm Trouble Again. At the conel: o/ some sympathetic ‘The Great Kaeteraaroot, May 13—Evening. THE FRENCH ARMY. appleuse won wonulteglod’n court, but wes insiantly su- ‘Am attachment has been served on the steamship i patent 3 Napeleen’s Movement for a Reduction. ‘MR DORAN'S SPERCH. Groat Eastern, at the suit of her crew, for non-payment (From the Paris Moniteur, May 1—Evening.} a me the other prisoner got anything to ot wage, Oe A When late incidents relative to Luxemburg gave rise | *Y, % 4 Mr. Doray “said wh to add to what bad to cortain apprehensions for the maintenance of peace, | sireaay a ed op ro penonee and com- the French army, in consequence of reductions elected in 1865, had fallen below ite normal effective. On the BY STEAMSHIP TO MAY 2 ex “fe also was consigned to an carly’ grave upoo Swort pulsehoods. eee Se in, Went on res on his q ce, BwOre The Inman steamship Cty of New York, which left | other hand, the corps of occupation in Mexico had left | har fyji0's, ands, Wie a emile on his, countennn Liverpool at four P. M. om the Ist, and Queenstown on | jn America seven thousand horses, three thousand of ‘the 6th, and acted as side-de-cam| the 24 of May, arrived at this port early yesterday | these being draft horses, which it was indieponsable to heen eae pabnng Mey (morning, bringing mail details of our cable despatches | piace. it was, therefore, the duty of the government to oases tho barracks as Glenealien, when to the 24 of Mey—one day later. take measures, These have consisted ww | rendered. Now, there were men who ‘The Borsen Zeitung says & project exists to establish, én the event of the evacuation of Laxemburg, a Prus- sian fortified camp at Frier, on a larger scale than the Freach camp at (halons. A telegram from Madrid, of the Ist inst, states that the Spanish Budget for 1865 and 1806 shows a deflelt of 240,000,000 of reain, The ton monthe of the current year Deloaging to Weis fivanoial period shows au exc og Of g5- > ‘an hour's deliberation in chamber, they returned into ADDRESS OF LOKD CHIRF JUSTICR WUITESIDE, Chief Justice, addressing the prisoners, said:— Thomas F. Burke and Patrick Dorau, after # protracted sant careful een into your ve —— oe whose epee was un ou eo fousa gully, sed 7on are now called tare receive the vi ( sentence i that you and each of you shall from the place whore you now stand io the ceed ime gr Ls OBITUARY. Henry B. Jenkins—History of the Phenix Bank Defaication—Au Old Mnn’s Crime, Folly and Punishment, &c. At half-past one o'clock on Saturday morning, in one of the ward rooms of St. Luke’s Hospital, the curtain foll on the last scene of one of the most remarkable sequent upon the crime with which he stood charged. ‘The facts of the case aro briefly as follows:—On tho ‘afternoon of August 10, 1865, Henry B. Jenkins was ar- reated on the complaint of John Parker, cashior of the Phoenix Bank, on a charge of embezzlement, and on the same day was locked up to await an examination. The ‘mount of his defaications, after several days spent in inspecting his books, was ascertained to be: about $800,000, and his mournful fate stands out in bod and terrible relief as a fearful examplo of the consequences of yiolding to the temptation-of dishonesty. The un- fortunate man died in almost absolute want, save only such ministrations as his relatives and friends were wont to bestow upon him in his hours of affliction. Tho money which he so recklessly or thoughtlessly con- verted to unlawful uses vanished like @ mist iu Jess time than it had occupied him in appropriating it For some time previous to his detection and arrest he appears to have fallen into the hands of others whose designs seemed to be to extort the ill-gotten gains from the tem; ‘and fallen man. The first of those proved to be James H. Earle, a person who had formerly occu- Bled. the position of bookkeeper in the bank, and w been removed about six months previously. This person had, it a » aided Jonkine ta the abacmaction of the funds the false balancing of the beoks, and his share of the ill-gotten proceeds amounted to about $100,000. On the evening of the same day upon which Jenkins was arrested, Earle also was taken into cr and locked up in a cell of the Twenty- ninth precinct station house. For @ time during the evening he conversed pleasantly, but subsequently Decame apparently depressed, and laid down. te sleep. shortly after eleven o'clock. That sleep was but the precursor of the last long slumber:in which the unhappy was soon to be Seber cas At eight o’clock on the following morning an officer entered the and stlf, An open penknife, a fhastly wound in his throat told the: fearful story. The lefauiter’s accomplice had committed suicide. In his pocket was found a brief note of farewell to some rola- ives, a prayer for the futare of his littie surviving that he might be buried beside his artictes, a bandsome cluster diamond ring valyed at $1,000, Her acquisitions, however, proved as evanes- cent, though not uo fatal, as did those of the misguided or. After his confinement in the Tombs Jenkins became" tresses. Daring his several examinations little was ever gleaned ‘th veceden| concerning the ani ts of the now maa, Dut i¢ is assorted that he was a native of Western New family. He had ¥e and was of hihly respectable tants the time of bis detcotion, im the em) of the Phenix Bank for twenty years, and had during that pe- riod been as i honest, though had an examination of his books been made some years prior to the ultimate exposure, it ie believed that they would bi hibited a deficiency. He was of a naturally quiet and unobtrusive temperament, and this fact of itself would bave served to disarm yclon had it ever arose, as im a majonty instances a Gefaulter sa. fant His bal- ances alway on the ka, scruy attention i the iations, He reryinthg but the keeping of hu pon en- tering tho counting-room would usually throw his coat in one place, his hat or gloves in another, and his loose papers were generally in like disorder. ‘Tho only assots of value he possessed at the time of his arrest were a few thousand dollars’ worth of shares in petroleum stock, a8 be did not keep house, but boarded in « private family in Union place. He leaves a wifo, a most egtimable lady, amd four children to mourn a husband and » parent's faial indiscretion. THD TURF. The Racing at Hebeken—Opening Day. ‘The racing season will be inaugurated to-day at the Hoboken Course, the meeting continuing for three days. ‘Thw will give the puble an opportunity of ostimating the reiative merits of the horses, the majority of whieh are engaged, and will ran at Jerome Park on the suc- cooding week, commencing on W: , the 22a instant, At Hobokem there will be four races each day, including hurdling and steeple chasing. From the reputation of the begses in training in the various stadles in the vicinity/of the course, with the fine condi- them to be in, the wilt be ae than there were on aot ke years, and L more such clip. Asteroid. Che three pools wore, however, sold last evening. Among the most impertant were the following :— Rach, cals SENATOR WILSON AT MOBILE. , ay 15, 188 Mone, Senator Wilson arrived here this speak to-morrow aight. , ‘missiles. The offices ‘continued each evening dung the ning, aud will . AMUSEMENTS. FANE WH wesT sraEET. ane A fire was discovered & bout balf-past one o'clock thiw French Theatre—Ristori. morning in the second i@ »of of the boarding house No. Ristori appears for the forty-sixth and last time in pd a. | for’ Meine! owing to aay Amerie to nigh, ss Sahai, In this gteat réle she | was checked without enti, ton j ue made ber most lasting triumph, and the receipts for | neighboring | balidings, he propriehor, of | the this play alone have exooeded $114,000, Such a succesa eee ade ent a Coe — ‘48 this has never fallen to the fortune of any represen- | before the fire tative of the drama in this country before. Om Wednes- | for the night 0 day afternoon Madame Ristori will play Mary Stuart, at | Siuthes in tis roo the Fronch theatre, for the benefit ot the American Dra- | estimates the de matic Fund Association, and on the same tthe | sured. The sto Brooklyn Academy of Music for the bowedt of tie Ital- | two upper floors, ian schools of New York. On Thi she will give o bp ard ge benefit matinée for the Southern Association, and FARE |\N SOUTH @ROOKLYN. on Friday her one hundred and seventieth- and last rep- cae resentation in America will take place, on which occa- During the fearful ¢hunder storm which sion Medea, the play in whieh she made ber eventful | last night at abowt twrenty minutes of twelve, the aiaru: début eight months since, will be given. of fire was sounded for Becend disteiot ne o> 4 men turned out wif their wonted The Stadt Theatre. alarm was anusodby ae Seeniny Archer's = There was hardly the usual ‘plettiors of the Dawison- | {10Fe, foot of, Vans By ke street, Net eet ea The stricken at the Stadt theatre last evening, owing, per-1 structure, which vas of wood, 408 haps, to the ominous behavior of: the weather about ti fect in extemty | together with | its coments, hour of Da amounting to several thousand doliers worth theatre-going. ‘wison appoared.as Perin in nitrate of soda, was mtirely despite the efforts Carl August West's adaptation of Donna Diana, a Spanish. mado to ere ine property, The aficmamable substance Piece of some celebrity, from the pea of Den Aug buraed for wpwards of an heur and a half, lighting up Moreto—re-enacting substantially, though less boister- i ph ar miles around, and gvieg the ously, the part of the Prince tn Nur cine Secle, Mr. {| was in progresa ‘Tike property, it is believed, was nop insured. Died. 7 May 18, Wruaw Fanayant, im ‘famély, and also: the Tary and exempt. members of Unica + Bagine: is iste Tonidenee, Na 2X Raymond etreot B 7 afternoon at iwe clock teas tragic Donna Diana, Dawison is always the same coll meu a careful artist, with just a tinge of sardonic and: humor in bis most tragic paroxysms; and the ti Perhaps near at hand when the German. element w appreciate him for what he is—an artist of consumay te skill, great imitative powers and considerable imag :a- tive perception, without a single pulsation of that tre gic and dramatic passion others are but the though subordinate, New York Theatre. Aladdin has been taken from the biils. at: the = bove theatre and a burlesque oxtravaganaa, entitled the Elves, or the Statue Bride, has been substituted The three charming sisters, Irene, Sophie and Jepniq, take respectively the characters of Lubin, a princo; Sylvia, the Statue Bride, and Phillis, a miller'’s daughter. It - necessary to say anything of the manner in-whickh these clever comediennes fill their respective roles The whole company, including Mesers. T. L. Deassliy she. Duon and Welsh Edwards, Mrs. Wright and. ssGay Piece. The performanc indereila, are cast in the @ lave concluded with Ci sim fos Broadway Theatre. Mr. J. H. Hackett opened his engagement house last evening in bis inimitable personatie » of the character of Falstaff, in the Merry Wives of.’ Windsor. A good house was assembled to. witness the fine. perform- ance, notwithstanding the dreary and stormy: aspect of affairs out of doors, The pieco was very wa . cast and equally played throughout, giving evidence at many Points of more careful rehearsal than is usualilt when sensation trickery: is -regarded as of. 1 than the milder beauties of well develope at this 1and funy elaborated ssthetic effect, Mr. Hackett.as an actor, while not devoted entirely. to intellectuabtye f rendition, oR 08 a are some who thus stultify their perfor mances and PROMINENT AND CENTRAL LOUs render them Ad to arrest the trio, but another panions and attacked tho officers with stones and othe 4 drew their revolvers, whereupon their revolvers ‘ef hurt. Two Of. 3 ringleaders Welt the stent ee stared on a ram, “bus were clowely followed more nimbie, g Hudson, Bl cxders were seat more intelligihs two {failed or: 1 THE LABOR QUES Strike of the Stable Men. 4saiot andy reported in the Hexato, the strike of the in unanimity among themeesives, and burried indd. a strike before they had any definite plan of action \al¢i out. On Thursday, for instance, all the stable men ‘suck for the higher wages of two dollars « day that Pisces of ths remaining Jorisy Of tae city lines with grants, W'no were atablome mn br struct Strike it can FB. where Jam J mys tp tt The rail companies are will- ing 5'Ail to take back the majority of the oid hends at thei; former rate of wages, but if they do not return 8°0 a there will be no chance of their being employed. ‘The “strike” has consequently only resulted in most of tae mon 8 wook's wages, and the remainder their ‘Aituations, continue to hold meetings, it is trae, and inove resolutions as to sticking to their demand; but their point bas been lost long since by want of jadgment and co-operation. Plambers’ Society. Sete See Se pe Sl ey es ee was =m reams, ter the . = pes, oon minding eat ye ander which they bave begn qprking for tke past SHIPPING NEWS, PORT OF NEW. YOM, WAY 13, 1867. Jas Hand. Brig Thos Owen, Pettengill, \ gr thompeng Homers ved. - US steamer Ascutney, Cnt Fade, Chanler, Lndolphiang janches pam with loss Of 43, all —. Phila ter (Br, 3, lon fat , having the vdteee, Liverpool Apeit ‘amd. 08" ngers, to 2b 50, red bak male and mlzenmasta ‘with mdse, to veritas, Odeys, with sugar. ind, in commpany with bar Mary C Dyer and brig Annie McKnight. For Other Shipping News See Kighth Page. Phal \sht Bloost obttoR Aeafiea Miiszu teteuctt “wesnane i uss booted A Store to Let, on SW REkaLD BUILDING SUITABLE FOR A BANKING HOUBE, RENT $10,009, AN RENT $8,000, aus heumatism Bartlety's OnBA! ous, four in number, joined their com Cristadere’ ufsctured. Whi Astor House é Batetrisn tne for at GENIN'S, BLS adeomner ott of Nothing he Le Ice every nection eon & Pe .. Neural DEMAS BA 7. aetease Eee and Safes place at HADLEY'S, INSURANOB OF FIO! A BAILRt "ORei Orrick, A JEWELRY STORE, A HAY STORE, it i aay AT STORE iRING & es 8 Part row; ioe J. CLOTB, Lettertes.—Ciren- Cashed in Legal eromee Broker, 176 broadway. street, New Yor. Reversible Howing Machines. 53 SEWING MACHINES. Beware of all bogus and ‘Addreen J. W. BARTLaTT, patentee, 669 Broadway, New York city. B, B. T. Whe Ov th ee ee Qa a at aod Barglar Preof ‘At GB Murcay street, corner @ College ness Bond street, New ooh aa 4 | 4 ww ghemt Promina Sowing x und further notice, For iafiey this aig hig diseases and the tane- aay eo Pima Me PS Ny ‘@ apring are Sates- alee ou Ac- Tooms, 3 Sucking SU Bt, Brice Hanson's water to the upper stories Shops.” 201 Pearl street Hill, the I the madipulation ing. ior Mfite!whlekers Shasspookes and Oye, middie stores. manu factui CE eT ma he 2: with corner Ornsue eliciows with Soup, " fin’ BUNcaNs SONS, Agcatsffor the United Stata rhe Ri Aintleate liar act: patents tmousend spplnaions tor Pais made at the (or at their agency. 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