The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1867, Page 7

ae alas __.._, N#W_YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER EUROPE, BY THE CABLE TO SEPTEMBER 26. i i g S6é. BPEEky i E Hl Ht int En 2 8 i i i 2 Shortly after the Admiral and his guests hed been re- ceived on boars with appropriate honors, Couat Platten Tomy station, lacteting ihe saiehe, vate presentation a Al a oo of ‘officers of the two the band of the ship struck up some lively music, and dancing commenced and continued unti! five o'clock, with an ee Ee i i iss if i ag F s 3 u a 2 3 5 3 i | 2 | Italy Tranquil and Quiet -Matntatned in Florence. x Misletey, and A. ro taro will won ry eo aa the oapiiatittes will have cease unless Prussia uy otsaine complete sovereignty over the of Waldeck, or brings about the now divi- sion of Poland, which some credulous persons affirm is rn wie ie oo fall ‘ng Witliam and bis Ministers were ly atten- ive to the Hessian notables, and poy the other ‘Were so unanimous in urging one thing—tho re- serving of their State funds for the purposes of the Pro- jnce—that they seem to have brought about this most important and, a fortnight ago, unboped-for concession. topic for the Nassau representatives will probably be furmished by the playhouses. The stockholders of the Wiesbaden concern have just given miner i oung and fair and the officers gallant, A id, sent down on the Admiral’s boat, aided the ship’s band in giving time to the dancers, who indulged in the salta- exercise to top of their bent. The iast stately dauces were enjoyed by Admiral Farragut, Count Plat. ten and all the high rank on board, and » spectator would fail to observe any difference betwoen the age of the participants and that of the young fellows who had dashed off in a waltz afew moments before. Our gal- lant old Admiral is noted for hia youth and vivacity as weil ag for his pluck and élan, Ha dances as weil ag he fights. That ia saying all that is necessary in the matter, It is generally admitted that the reception was the most briliiant and successful that haa yet been given on the Franklin. Every guest was delighted with it, and I don’t know how many bits of red, white and blue rib- bons were exchanged for flowers, to be laid away as a 8 course which would quite probably be disapproved by oes souvenir of a most ing occasion, More charm: ban one heart was doubtless fluttered by the affair. Un Count zu Stolberg—Wernigerode wiil be, according to | leaving the ship, at nearly six o’clock, to return to the the Areus Zeitung, the provincia President of Hanover. bg hea Prussian Minister was saluted by the Franklin. of the government, of an old To-morrow we eail for Copenhagen. The ladies go real estate owners {n Han- overland, to gather some ides of the beauty of the scens- ty of this snug little kingdom. mending qualities, onge the feudal All the “fun and it may with £0 Gil the highest civ positi uadron bas ictions’’ are now over, the sq unt Stolberg’s f bas conducted a suit safety be affirmed that the visit of rt en oo A been eminently satisfactory both to ourselves and to our 10" ut many years. sian government has now become defendant in the case hosts. Lares | has occurred to mar the perfect cor- and its law officers have advised a compromise, It diality and good feeling that our presence has given the od ‘Swedes an opportunity to show us, Ip another way the we occurred to the ministry that the bestowal of a hig! upon @ leading member of the house would go a sojourn has been productive of great good. It has gone far to remove the iil eff cts of a most iil-judged speech way towards settling claims which run baok to the inning of the sevénteenth century. However that which our Envoy, Captain Fox, made last year, The be, one must wait till the appointment is con! bad effects of that wandering speech can not be well ed, except by those whe know them, by better authority, for the Kreuz Zei.ung says it is not | it will never be forgotten, and that nothing wilt again ts business to be the mouth-piece of the ,overament. * arise to cloud the really good relations existing between A compilation of laws for offi io the new province is anmounced for speedy publication, In the mean time the brave Swedes and the people of the United States. at Our sympathies and active friendship sbould always be rather strange are rendered, The Post of this evening relates that three pereons in Dassel, in Hanover, were arrai; for the @ of. with this gallant, liberty-loving nation, offence—a street broll—before different courts, One was THE INDIAN TROUBLES. sentenced to My ’ confinement, the second to ten ditto, and the third to fifte in years of the game. | Peiuen of the Secretary of the Pence Com- ‘ears’ wore military decisions. Feast — of Mas and clerical Roman Catholics is at mission to Washington—His Report of the Results of the Peace Councits. present sitting at Inn: ok, at which it is ble that ‘Wasminaroy, Sept. 26, 1867. the question of establishing a new yalrecney in Germany Will be discussed. This has induced the | 4 & white, of the Interior Department and Secro- tary of the Indian Peace Commission, arrived in Wash- Common Council of Luxemburg, beating about of the Sruselan 6 ington last evening, four days from tho North Platte, the Commission having adjourned at that point on the something to make up for the loss to send a committee to the congress to offer the vid barracks and horse sheds for the lecture rooms and 21st inst, to meet at Fort Harker, Kansas, on the 8th of October, for the purpose of making arrangements to meet the five tribes—Cheyennes, Arapahoes, Apaches, dormitories of the contemplated institution. Luxem- bee ig, in the view of this committee, admirably adapt- fol Klowas and Comanches—at Medicine Lodge creek, eighty miles south of Fort Larned. ir the purpose, as it isa Catholic city and neutral. Mr. White reports that the council with the chiofs of The propriety of locating a university for Germans in Germany will doubtless be suggested to these zealous the Brule, Ogalia and Cheyenne tribes was successful. They agreed to meet the Commission at Fort Laramie councillors. Very litcle is here @: from the participation of that restless, but ete es longer idolized, ragiatee, Peace Congress at Ger on the Ist of November next, and in the meantime they will send out runners among their people to bring in to Garibaldi, in the jaeva. Schuize- Delitsch’s friends are having an association-convention the council at that place whe havo not yet been met with, At the council with the Indians on the 19th inst., at tion of cheap thunder sgstoat the Bperor: Napoleon ion of cheap thuni joat the Em for prohibiting the Peace Congress to be pela in Paris. North Platte, they attributed the present troubles to the building of the Smoky Hill Railroad and the wagon road through the Powder river country to Montana, which, they 0, divide the best hunting grounds now Teft to them. They wanted two roads to be abandoned by the government, and desired to be per- mitted to hunt as as the game when they would be willing to try to cultivate the soil. The next day the Commission met the Indians In council to re- to bord Lesa which cbr bv bv General who read the paper prepared by him of the seuse of the Commussion, the substance of which has already been published. Indians who were then present a that they had entered into @ contract of ‘Mr. White will leave Washington again about the Ist eat Fs & 3 ee eile Hi : i 2 & s H E purpose, braving alike the eat of @ Roman summer. es richly embroidered in gold, the fol- tte in French, and signed by all the buted to the work, with a specifica which each belonged, was presented ¥ Faraea—We, the u American the U: come to Rome to [ : ABREST OF GARIBALDIAN RIOTERS, FS 2 3 & 4 ES s EE Hy H & j 3 E | A Royal Dispute Over Maxi- milian’s Estate, j i g' & 3 & £83 a inion of the eo jan gov- to 60, Whether the Ducal do- i gs g z 2 & 55 i g g z Be el Ee GARIBALDI'S ARREST. Mietous Excitement ig Elorence—The King’s Government Firm. Frorsnce, Sept, 26—4. M. Altempts have since been made to renew the disturb- “anoee which occurred im this city on the news of Gari. ‘daldi’s arrest, but they all proved abortive, «>= %» The government without resorting to the regular 4roops, called out the National Guards, and with their ‘assistance checked all outbreake.before they became formidable, Anam te ‘The Kingdom Tranquil—Arrest of Riotors in Flerence. " Frorgnce, Sept. 26—Evening, ‘The city is now tranquil, ‘Reports from all parts of Italy show that the condi- +tion of the country is quiet, * Several men have been arresied here by the police for yparticipation’in the recent scenes of violence and dis- order, 4 = a might prove most acceptable to of the august Pontiff, who in auch ides with suavity firmness the jo gee — Holiness surrounded by trials, but a ie f 8 Peter. and we of our into their we offer you the ardent vows formed by our devotion of your be oe , falthfal “nee mission, represent worthily the of all your children, who ‘would esteem themselves fortunate to watch over and devote themselves incessantly to your sacred peceent Prostrate at your feet, O Reverend Father, we implore your apostolic benediotion on this banner, on ourselves and on all the Catbolics of our nation. Pio Nino received the ladies with the utmost benig- the satisfaction he felt in accepting his blessing to them, their families and their Catholic compatriots, Mrs, Meslier has a son in the corps of Zousves, who ie Bow on sick leave at Civita Vecchia, where his mother has been in attendance on him forsome months, The Zouaves are ox to have their devotion to the Pontifical throne put to the trial ere long, for after Gari- Daldi’s positive assertions that he means to come to Rome it will be the duty of the Pope’s soldiers to pre- vent him if he tries, The cholera still continues in Rome, and it has in- @ day, after having ten. In Albano, however, a 4 : MAXIMILIAN’S ESTATE. Royal Difficulty tn the Settloment of the Property. Brvssers, Sept. 26, 1867. A dispute has ariszon betwen King Leopold of Belgium ‘and the Emperor of Austria in regard to the settlement of the estate of the lace Emperor Maximilian. SPAIN. ‘The Fleet Not Recalled from the Pacific. ' Mapnip, Sept. 26, 1867. ‘The report that the Spanish government had recalled ‘Gls fleet from the Pacific Ocean 1s positively denied. THE FLOW OF BULLION. A Decrease in the Bank of England Stock. Loyvon, Sept. 26, 1867. ‘The returns of the Bank of England show that the ‘amount of bullion in its vaults has decreased £50,600 during the past week. MERCANTILE FAILURE. A Glasgow Firm Stopped Payment. . Guascow, Sept, 26, 1867. ,The firm of Walter & Hamilton, of this city, bas stopped payment, The liabilities of the firm are be- Ueved to be small. Speeches of ti the Cologne Cathedra! the Conference of Hi dent of the Province of Hanover—Equality Before the Hanoverian Courts, Bruix, Sept. 7, 1867. Wednesday was another of those festive dayson which the Colognese, hayjag pushed the dirt of their uncleanly town a little further out of sight, dusted off the panes of St Ursula's eleven thousand virgins for the eyes of be- Nevers, and decked out their grand old Guild Hall, in repair, forthe one great attraction of their city, the cathedral, This they have been doing and repeating Comment on the resuit of the election is not very liveiy. It was, in fact, so near what was ex; that the proper remarks were made a week ago e particu- Jarigts and the Poles have lost the most decidedly, The latter attribute, and rightly, their misfortune to the action of the clergy. Bo ei fa still in Dresden; but will return on londay, Bir. Davies, of New York, attaché of the United States Legation at this court, has arrived tn town. FARRAGUT’S FLAG. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. ‘The Squadron off Stockholm—Swedish Cour- tesies the United States—Run of the August morning in 1248, and this, says the legend, they may continue to do to the end of time without ever being allowed to celebrate the completion of | Franklin from Russia—Reception the HEAVY ARTILLERY TESTS. the structure, ‘Tradition says that Conrad re-/ Admiralen Landing—A Naval Banquet—Ac | o October to meet the Commission at Fort Harker on jected all the plans offered to him, and that | Court—Enterta! on Board the Frank. | ‘he Sth. | At ue. varione.qoempners oF tease ‘The English Oficial Experiments with Amer- jean Guns. Un, and Farragut in a Dance—Effect of the Board, is at Chioag oral Torry. hi Visit, at Be Paul; at his Lonnor, Sept, 26, 1867, | refusal of one he bed brought that he resolved to Srocknors, Sept. 8, 1867. | af hishome in Lou ‘Missouri a giana, ; Generals Sherman another trial of the Rodman gun was made at Shoe. | destroy himself, and went down tothe Rhine for that | -n, visit of Admiral Farragut’s squadron to the Swe- | and Harney aro at St. Loula;, Golonel “Tappan left for Denver on the 2ist inst., Sanborne, who is disbursing officer of the Commission, remains at Omaha attending to the shipment of supplies to the Indians of the Upper Missouri river, qhose crops have been destroyed by grasshoppers, dish shores draws toaclose. Although comparatively brief, it has been long enough to enable the Swedes and the Americans to exchange courtesies of the most de- lightful character. From the King down to the hum- blest citizen we have received proofs of the good will en- tertained by Swedes for the United States that cannot be misunderstood. Officially the reception of the Admiral and his squadron has been marked in every way by acts of courtesy and kindness that will not soon be forgotten, and fully reciprocating the spirit of friendship in which these delicate attentions have been tendered, the Admiral has extended his bospitalities on board his flagship to a large umber uf the most distinguished representatives of the nation. The entente has been cordial and com- plete in every respect, But to the details of the sqjourn here. ‘Duryness yesterday by the British naval and military ‘officers. On this occasion attention was particularly d1- ‘ected te the quality of the powder used and the strength ef the charges. + En one case the Rodman gun was loaded with one fhundreé pounds of American service powder. The foree of this charge was so great that the prajectile passed entirely through an eight-inch iron-plated target placed Ot @ distance of seventy yards from the gun. This target ig the one which bas been used a long time for these ‘experiments, and has withstood some of the severest «testa, appeared, proffered him the design afterwards adopted, asking in exchange the only thing of which this old man has throughout history seemed anxious to acquire a stock—his soul Not daring to accept and unable to refuse it, the architect requested mad received,a respite of twenty four hours, Both were punctual to their ap- poistment on the following day, and the devil imme- diately produced the amazing plan; but while he was reiterating the previous conditions the young man snatched the parchment and drew from under bis cloak arelic of St. Ursula, with which he smote him in the face. “That,” cried Satan ina rage, ‘is a ruse of the Church, but the cathedral which thou hast stolen from me will never be finished, and thy name shall remain un- known.” He actually tore out, as he uttered these words, a piece of the design, a loss which shortly afterwards caused the death of the architect through chagrin at net Mevement Against the [i ns i= Arizona. San Francisco, Sept, 26, 1867. General McDowel will soon visit Arizona to investt- the origin of the Indian hostilities which ‘have ‘out im that quarter. The commanders at Camp McDermott and Camp Scott are preparing to commence hostilities against the THE ENQLISH TURF. Third Day of the Newmarket Races. Lowpon, Sept. 26, 1867, To-day was the third day of the Newmarket races, THE PEOPLE'S CURRENCY=-EVERY MAN HIS OWN BARKER, TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘Tho war has settled not only the slavery questic = and ita collateral issues, but it has settiod for years to «ue our financial problems. Whether we like It or sot, we have got to readjust our ideas on this subject We ‘The equadron took its departure from the waters of Trausund, Finland, on Sunday last, escorted for some Sesueel'¢ Fate was mon by Deletes, being restore the tiny distance & frigate and. corvette, On Ieavii The Triennial Stakes were taken by Uncas, yt flourishing bo Sokaae, the building | the snack Pr was sent to the fore we have got to grapple with the questions that are upos es was continued at intervals till tb@ reign of FredericK | 144 Franklin, and the Vice Admiral com. | Thé old notions in regard to money are being discarded FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. wee eeen rapoce st taped te Fe pane by thinking men. Even Mr. McCulloch is beginning to . ation for furthering the building of the cathedral, manding the imperial fleet saluted. Before the ble the ola Loxpow Monsey \akET.—Lowpoy, “Sept, 26— muean of September, 1842. Wesnantoy waathe toned wre wes i ea fe = Ss Die Telepetions herp ts ror potow hed helps ‘hot, evening pMereacy al 04 1-16 for mot fifth anniversary of this new beginning, and no emall | Were pet ce Sy aa ines we bave to take it, or its equivalent, to carry on the American securities closed at the follo rates :— tions were made to celebrate it. | and cheered our squadron as it steamed out, cheer being pes I fa this to Suited States five-twonty Donds, 72 13-16, Iifinots Con- ides the Roman Catholic clergy of the diocese and | returned for cheer by all our vosscl. A flotilla of anil. | Dusiness of the country. I propose in this paper tral Rai TT; Ene Raiiway 4034; | the magnates of the province, the of the Ki ‘cutters and barges from the fleet escorted show that we can have another currency, which is equal, ‘taste and Great Western consolidated bonds, 223¢.°" | and Queen was expected; but the latter sont a note of | 198 ges ae weil | fr not superior, to the greenback or the national cur. ‘Tus ConriventaL —Franxrort, Sept, 26— | regrets, and the King was represented by the Crown | down the bay, and saluted us by enthusiastic vivas, as ig ich will sd oP one ci ob Noou.—Unived Busted bonds are quoted at 766-16 for | Prince. they one one dropped off end went abont, | Tency—a currency which will get rid of one dimoulty at the tesue of 1862. The ceremonies consisted of the customary Thus did squadron leave Russian waters, — pope Hy hs hap Fens the chess: ‘Livanroot. Corros Manger—Liverroot, Sept, 26— | headed by dignitaries in official dress of special services ‘Tho parting was marked by the fame friendly feel- | lions of cole k ay u t batts 9 pectin | ~ People's Svening.—The market for cotton has been beavy and | according to the Romish ritual, an oration and a dinner. | ings that characterized the equadron’s arrival in Cron- she national Ti thads terete} aos taeedh Gok yan oe throughout the day, and closed with a decline | 1n reply to the loyal wishes uttered by the orator for the | stadt. Throughout the reception and dem onstraiions peor Foe ia ro ‘deni A! jug! y 4of 4. per pound. The following are the authorized | King, the Crown Prince 1 as follows:— ‘were eminently cordial and impressive. “<= —— ner pe e eee rpuing unload Sx miding Oe | yaaa pare othe Many th Ring Tezpromst 8 | aetamaD os ercgea aan Hanes cmcess | watnl's eesti sarusy good at pars Od. The sales of the day barely reached 10,000 day’s festival, It is known to you all whata lively Tora few hours one —_, which caus‘d some of the | the Union and ad: to the wants of the business Lrysrpoot, Baraperorre MarxeT—| Be] interest his bas taken in the furthering and | vessels to become a little lively in the short seas that | Community. These three — os —Fi 26 premn. veaiitorna whet laa, 104 Batley’ be, | completion of this work from that moment in | rolled down the Gulf of Bothnis, but boyond a litte dis sail be issued by the Corn, Oata, 3a, 74, ‘Hs. 64. which his brother, now resting in God, King | comfort, it was unattended by anything worthy of re. | ment uoder national iy nated endo Provisiows ManceT—! Sept, 26— Frederick William 1v., with magnanimous words aid | mark. legal attributes. ct sre “Cheese, 638 Beef, 145s. Pork, Tis, Lard, | the corner stone for the further building of the Cache | In of the great draft of water of the | sent seal value, to wit, propenty dine or tne haiden ‘62s. 64. Bacon, 438 dral, Her Majesty the Queen, my august mother, also | Franklin, the pilots could not take her nearer the city | notes si conv od © option ‘de a ‘Lrvanroo. Paopvce Maaxet—Liverrot 2e— | ei through me her most sincere joy at seeing this | than @ point two miles below Waxbolm, fourteen miles all reg Rood be money, must possess these three Rreaing. —! 8s, for common and 5 yw ‘me. | beautiful resnit of united German effort advanced thus | distant from the capital There the squadron was | stiributes. There can be a0 money without these three dium; tallow, 8d; spirits turpentine, 286, 64, re ¢ at not being able to be among us on | brought toan i sre en, large sant, where wey pia mk ae Wes tees tney- os ealciat te teat petroleum, 1x for epirité and 18 64. for refined; clover this day. In mo smaller degree does the Crown Princess, | as snugly as possibie, odin org the Pi cabelas qualifications. They do ne ak vais, et gr Manxsts—Loxvos, Sept. 26—Evening. — pa Be edad Ele Ba Ris Bugar, 258 G4.; linseed, Ohx. 0d. whale oll £40; tren’ MaDe ss mor but when, and in whet the face of these notes does is excsalimanligp ny Ig ye RR ee Prraou Manget—Axtwerr, Sept. 26—Even- inister, and tl ter. A as ETE ae abs rok Bios ctuetenarhuncpeae se idarelael | Sea's wetee” sameey Toe suena ered? vanes of one franc. Standard white, 65 francs per bbi. Weloomed him 1 Sweden. ae can be converted, at any (me by o sorrendoring of the “ ‘ “A morai jowing, jeaday, notes everybody knows, ol alved Guascow, outs preg ‘Acadia, from st, Lng woth d Ceeat Pisum a2 oe 5 ho nad nea us beats as but the eke hard ibe right Gohas New Branewick, bas arrived the Clyde. Se’sid vo tee Adwiral during’ bi ogoara bere: "A large to convert i The people have to pay them interest on the 14th of September, has arrived in the — unity to t.. hye hp ing for tbeer note, and to be snubbed ‘the time for pro- opportunity ~ anf The American flag was carried at the fore, and on pass. | tecting fg their presént monopoly. Truly, we are RY, Sept. 26.—The steamship Damascus, of ing the fort it was in saluted, and on the arrival of | § paticat Now, ts there no way by which the Allan’s line, touched at Moville to-day, and sailed again the yacht at Shipsholm the Admiral received the compli- Pee co ae of their own without going — ment of a salute On landing, a number of high officials banks or bothering Mr. MeCulloch aboat his of the Swedish marine met the Admiral and his Spd ania OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE. eee ee en eee, man ereeeeens, FY Gar Ge ie dimple ‘and can’ be. expressed ina to Hotel Rydberg, where rooms had been secu: few words. Lot Congress at ite next session pass THE P; The day was spent by the Adwiral frst in official fee cumeraieg tee Comer Sie PA AL QUESTION. Pree gg onesie ge ode oe § ing the | backe to any person who 1 deposit United ite fetter age it ts | Rete nas ae mene Ee arn SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. all Gay, and were dalighied with be aitracigns of hie | teak notes can be very readily used Ifthe following, 42- Garibald! @ Little Ahead of Ti His In- charming city. The weather was as bright oe dorsement {3 placed upon them :— vasion—The Italian Plan of Action Towards Toe ae taleees end! otter haee or emeneinees | atek Reties eanerte aad popreet be toe pete aac, the Temperalitice—Address of American were visited. {Ri regerrable a payment of al pans made the Ladies to the Pope=Presentation of a Mili- On Thursday Count Platten, Minister of Marine, gave Sines, BA a I Ke 9} «ary Baoner. @ large and sumptuous banquet to the Admiral and pave Paes pana [Fy A, Rous, Sept. 10, 1867. abr Calrty etieces. of the euundeens General Bartiott | “Tiss inte endorsement on thd new greenback car- ‘The irresistibie progress of civilization even in retro- ne ee ae: ecu a eee , Hgued to any person who will deposit five.twen: varede Rome 1s demonstrated by the simple fact of sae ce tmcecw of igh “grade of the navy end army | Vion for thelr seourity, as 18 now done with the national Garibaldi’s speech at Geneva, condensed into a telegram, assisted at the entertainment, which, passed off in the Sean ee eee othe eae At wee eer ‘Being published tn the Roman journals of last night ‘most agreeable manner. trould Cuon be practically Independent of the banks, Count Piatten and the Admiral made neat little they would ‘ot least without tet or hindrance from the conser of the press, speeches, in which they expressed the fea of amity what * ewe aid C.F Everybody is speculating on the probability of Gari. which the Swedish and American nations held one for | Porc of tie Sntereat, talatiom, 7 Daldi’e patting hie threats into execution and invading —— 1 sentiments were offered to the health of the | Oreak up the present ae in the banks ri the Pope's territory at the rinfreseaa, whereby he King, the royal family, the President of the plod Od FO A eceie Lasnmente cs toe simply means the cool season, which certainly is aot | mor States, and the officers of the navy of the two uations, eeienet ua ueleen Sey F bono hy pews 4 yo come, for the heat is still suffocating. paar eae te ‘ago @ monarch stood in this Tae eee ee oe \ aati ogh 1m speedily corrected by their power ‘convertibility. Without Intentions of fry! Gy EY Py re. | “There te no reason for the people the banks ta. presuming to know the secret {ntentions mention of the city which has contributed #0 much to | Farragut, Bartlett, Captains Le Roy, Pennock, Tor endorsing tuelt wotes Ghes the United, States the Italian government, 1 have been informed, upon re- Serthee the were, What it has done ts shown by the Siroog and ryman, Commanders Shirk and Hannony cnavete ‘all the ‘want without Aiadle authority, thet Sleuor Ratacxt, wishing to fortify | Men’ Oisre: they hove Eat bose disete eater ey | tate aimcore of the Fraaklia end Frolic, and Lieutes. | inierest In we would pop ‘our Danke hela Cabinet by the admission of come infuontial mem- | advantageous, aun otis ow I raise aut Conese oe tien aes Admiral’s staf, Liou. bere of the lef, will have to make concessions to them Seen * ony of aod ite | tenant Commanders ‘and Allen, executive officars 00 the Roman question, and thas in order to be sbie After this the health of the Crown Princess by ot ee ioe tavhation to bo pecans of the cssasten: $0 do 80 bo will bave to apply to the French govern- the Btryermetater, Before the cheers ‘and the Lye gb ‘mont for the recall of (be Antibes Legion from Rome, | clang of the national anthem bad subsided the following | dining with His nd family. His Majesty was tar ros at conan i Tay an in| Sere ene me enn We wr | Ret eae Sets a anny eae vention, and is @m infringement of the September T commission ng to communicate to Se Fretitence ner, General Bartlett gave a ‘at the Legation, ereaty, Should the French govermment refuse | of the Dombau, to the Archbishop, and to your when many of the officers united to pay their respects to to do thie the Italian Minister will them decline the re- | “it!2¢B® wt on Fotag only aule'te the {m my sin. | the Minister and a who presides over his {bility of guarding the Pontifical frontier, core regret ay to show my ‘from | bechelor household, affair was a very pleasant one FIRE IN OUBUQUE, 1OWA. ‘spons' iy of guarding and with- | a distance, I a Ree eee crea and was enjoyed by all who were fortunate enough to ee draw the forty thousand men who now form adefensive | and proffer with the ans 9 most wishes for | participate in It, s Desvqes, Iowa, Sept, 26, 1967. cordon around bie Holiness’ dominions, Tt ta aald vhas | {be prospering ren of ooemee work of the Fatherland ta | | Yenertey Admiral Farragut gave a reception onboard | 4.4. Cooper's wagon manufactory was destroyed by | Garibaid! has received # hint of this plan from head. Tn tho evening the invited ssvomblog ia & brie soap vad oo anda rer tnvited ‘of | fire this morning. The lose was $50,000, on which there quarters, with the advice not to make at the present mo. | liantly iit sever gutton, tere, Bees ‘both sexes. ie Tataisnet of Marine, and the iraty | a2 $10,000 insurance, |, must aii wold si be aot bt to | fen aca te asec erat | Sat Oe tT rk gate, ae for the initiative action of the Government. There ¥ a % ied APPEALS. ‘wait for Viait of bis royal father, appeared, and, quietly of hile the oiber gaeets panied the Ad- a are people who profess to know exactly how and when | 84 chatting, strolled about with those miral in the gunboat which ‘been at bis disposal dur- Avoant, N. Y., @ept, 26, 1667 the Popo's remaining territories are to be attacked, an | Pale mtne Rhine to view the hang on FP FS situ wee taney aitahed’ ous ta age, | ror HN icee comprione cunve on’s 11, 10, "1, 98, ‘or doviare that the Whole movement “is already con. Tiver, he proceeded, in company With the ehjet ofcials, and her entire quarter deck and poop were covered by a 93. 24, 5, 184, \99, 183. 189, 180%. 190, 27, 1867.—-TRIPLA SHERT. het “PS AO Wane neem eee EE see eee ee 8 seanmgtc evan runt Ss, AS ign ree | past oanopy of eng etainly armen, tacks AMUSEMENTS. Tai, ete wormed: 6 Reichl Theatre Francale—La Grande Duchese de . Gerolstein. The second nicht of La Grande Ducheste verified our Prediction that op:‘rg comtque, brought om the American stqge in the same sty[6 as it is in Paris, must be a euc- cess, The Premch theatre was crowded to repletion, and parquet, dress circle aud boxes were filled with beauty and fasbiow, Elegant toilets graced every part of tue house, and the “ferce demoeracie’”” looked down from thete unknown regions called the amphitheatre. There ts nothing that conduces more towards the health and the removal of these disigreeable companions, spleen, ennul end ill bumor, tham a hearty laugh. Offenbach is the best purveyor of this com- modity that we have ever encountered, Take ths Grand Duchess, for instance. He brings the most gro- tesque characters into the most intensely comic situa- tions and laughs at them in im the most irresistibly funny music, Fritz, his tenor and the favorite us the Grand Duchess, is a sort of a Mark Tapley, a good hu- mored fellow who can philosophize and be merry under ‘any clroumstances. General Boum is a firc-eater of an original kind, and, with all his gunpowder propensities, isa tolerably well meaning fellow after all. Prince Paul aad his » Baron Grog, must be seen and heard to be appresialed. The former has an idiotic view of circumstances and the laiter a supernaturally solemo physiognomy. and a bow which would entitle him to the er my of Mr. Soward. iso prime minister, who p semary Som unnecessarily worrying bimself about the rand Duchess, his pupil. The lady to the opera, is a very aitag etter end oot name a w 0+ quettish specimen of the sex. Mile, Tenteo gam admi- rable representative of this enaracter. She is petite, “int, and bas “a lurking devil in her eye,’ the very embodiment of mischief, But we have forgotten to speak of the music, How sbull we describe: itf It sparkies like champagne, bubbies like one of the Sara- toga springs, and is altogether something that one may carry home and hum to put the “young ones’ to sleep. Ts is so interwoven in the scintillating dialogue that it is hard to separate it from it; but still there are some selections that stand out in prominence. The song of the regiment, Voici le sabre de mon pore; the delicious waltz to which the ladies of honor read their love letters, im the second act; Liles lui, Paul’s reading of the paragraph of the Hoiland the finale of the third act, and poor Fritz’s explanation of his adventure in the last act are | opengl the most prominent features in the ra. Encores were frequent last night and Le Foore, dorchestre, had several times to turn back the pages of his score, If La Grande Duchesse \s a imon of what this Franco-German Offenbach can do for us this sea- 800, we cao safely prognoaticate for him a reception in America equal to what Les Vari 1p Paria gave him. ‘The costumes are the richest brought out for many t he Past in this city. The voices are exactly in accordance ‘with the music, which is enough to say about them. The performance was brought toa close a littie earlier than the first night, but late enouzh for all that, Still, when people can sit and laugh at a thing of this kind for over three hours no complaint can be made, Rossini’s grand opera of Otbelio was given by the Italian opera company on Wednesday night, The title réle was wupported by a new tenor from Paris, named Pancani. The habituds of the opera were astonished at this unlooked-for acquisition to thoir long abused estab- lishment, which has re-echoed for years past to cracked voices and lymphatic actors, From first to last the new Othello, a rara avis in American opera, proved himself Aes tee the high nee. he bas brought with him from ae ae lis dialogues with Desdemona, bis anguish of spirit when Iago poured bis poison into his ear, and his terrible remorse, were, in acting and singing, the fection of the vocal and dramatic art. Rossini, to be sure, bas taken strange liberties with the immortal | Will, Dut atill there is enough left to the actor andeloger to give a good idea of the solater, the passionate Moor ‘and the jeaions hasband. Some forty years aco Garcia electrified the audience of the Park theatre in the samo réle, and on Wednesday the great tenor seemod to be Tevivified in Pancani, A clear, ringing, sympathetic t-nore robusto, with an admirable appreciation of the the character in the dramatic sense of the word, formed the characteristics of the debutant. Such an acquisitior to Italian opera ip this country will go far towards,“(, voting this much abused department of the lyrics reg: {ts right position, which should be the first, 4 of the cast we can only quote the ol mito iced 10 tho nil nisi bonum, Their voices are lops #1”? public ear. Fpramutic Gonstp. Pe an pote high charaoter took place on Wednesda» ost week at tho house of Mrs. Holt, Thirty- fourts seroot, The élite of New York attended the con- eott, asalso the best artists now in America, Stefané never sang so well asin a romanza from It Bravo; Pao- licchi sang as extract from Nabuco, and Ippolito gave a romanza fram Un Ballo en Maschera. Sarti sang a buffo ong, and Mrs, Holt created a sensation as @ mezzo g0- prano in @ duet from Favorita, and also from Safe. Nicolao conducted the concert, which, as a general thing, was one of the most agrecable we bave heard this season. Nobody's Daughter, the legitimate offspring of Messrs. Patton & Masder, made her bow in Chicago this week, at Wood's Museam. Lady Don te playing in St, Louis with great success. She & 4 met with reverses lately, as some of ber pro- ports was destroyed by fire, and the gas at Indianapolis efened to work in ner behalf, necossitating the return of the money to the audience. Mr, 8, C. Koller has left the New York theatre to take charge of a Western travelling company. To the late fire at the cathedral at Frankfort-on-the- Maine, the newly erected organ fell a prey to the flames. Large quantities of the metal are being continually re- covered from the ruins. ‘Thegreat Birmingham Musical Festival commenced August 27 and lasted four days. Tho receipts were £14,000 and the attendance over 15,000. Mendelssoba began and ended the festival, St, Paul being the Arst oratorio and Elijah the last. Mesdames Jenny Lind Goldschmidt, Nilsson, Tietjions, Sainton Dolby, Lem- mens Sherrington and Messrs, Patey, Whytock, Sant- ley, Weiss, Sims Roeves, &o., assisted. Tho incom- parable Costa was conducior. It ts stated in Berlin that Mile, Lucca will create the principal part this yoar in Ambroise Thomas’ Mignon, During the forthooming season at Drury Lane, Marino Faliero is one of the pieces which it is contemplated to produce, According to @ Rhenish journal, Offenbach recently declared that nowhere bas any of his works beer «° badly performed as at Cologne, his native city. Tt {g expected that M. Ambroise Thomer* Hamlet will be ready for production in January «+ the Paris Opera, Mile, Nitleod plays Ophélie, ‘he lbrotto is by MM. Miche Carré and Julos Parbier, the translators of Faust aad Romeo, Mr, Dominick Murray is engaged at the Princess’. Mr. and Mra, Boucicault return there on the 14th, when Arrah-na-Pogue will be reproduced. It ts contemplated shortly to bring forward Mr. Boucicault's new drama, in which the author plays an Irish character, Toe new theatre in Long Acre will be called the Queen’s, The regular company will inciude Mise Elica Torry, Miss Addison, and Mr. Lionel Brough, a brother of the celebrated Broughs, who has made some mark in Liverpool. Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Wigan will play the leading parts. Mr, Cave, of the Marylebone theatre, has taken the Victoria, ‘The drama by Mr. T. W. Roberteon, preparing for the Holborn theatre, is on the subject of gaming. An Italian maestro, Muratori, hae recently committed suicide by poison, The cause is not discoverable, * ‘The entire receipts at the Parisian theatres during the past month were 1,832,507 franca, or over £73,000. These receipts are more than @ million francs in excess of those for the same month im the previous year, It has been determined, in presence of the rise of charges for seats in the theatres, to impose a maximum price upon all theatres receiving subventions, The proprietor of the Delasements Vomiques has reduced the rent of hie theawre from 82,000 to 22,000 francs, and requires ‘ig months’ rent to be paid in advance. M. Bertholy, the lessee, offers to pay three months in advance and to pay the reat from each evening's receipts. ‘The rehearsals of Hamlet at the Opera, Paris, have commenced. The following will be the cast:—M. Faure, Hamlet; Mile, Nilsson, Ophelia; Mme, Gueymard, the Queen; M. Belval, the King; M. David, the Ghost; M. Castetmary, Horatio; M. Grisy, Marcelius; and M, Mo- rere, Laertes. Since the foundation he opera in Paria by the Italian Mazarin in the middie of the seven- teenth century, it has migrated n| times; the tenth and last migration will be to the new building erected by M. Ch, Garnier in the year 1870, In 1822 the opera was Installed “temporarily "’ in th apellotion, where it still ie; (has this ‘temporarily '’ will have lasted forty- eight yeora. Byron's Bride of Corinth forms the subject of an opera by M, Duprato, about to be produced at the Opera, where it will cervo as lever du rideaw to the ballet of the Corsatre, which (s shortly to be revived. The ar- rangement of the words is by M. Camille da Locle, Although the respite accorded to M. Berinet of the Baden gaming tables is only to Inst till 1670,jhe exten- eive repairs and redecorations gon in the Kureaal do not look like the approaching dissolution of roulette, It iw probable that the government of the Grand Duchy will rescind tte determination, One may safely question ‘the resolution of that body politic which gays, “On such & day and at quoh an hour we will commit suicide,” rT hardiy yim lodging. Russia and Turkey are well reps resented, an ' @ mMaguificeat Arab, who stalffs in picture eaque aitire thn ugh the saloons, is the lion of the day? The Jockey Clud ard in force, and crowds of old ladies hiding under yellow ciXgoons the ravages time has made, leer coquettishly at 1.09 élégants who scorn their, Powder, paint and venerable yewrs. The performances Of Italian opera are well sitended? @ recent representa- tion of “I! Bartiere,” im which NicMini played for « frst time Almaviea, drew @ large ci'0wd. The artist's success was immense, » \ ‘ Leopold de Meyer, one of the first pianis’g of the age, 1s ongaged by Harrison, of Steiuway Hall, for jhe pres ent scason, WESICHESTER INTELLIGENCZ.- Gnanp Smammape TO Ganmnst Sion. at Monaimants.— A large portion of the Teutonic element of the town of Morrisania, ineluding most of the singing socicties, gathered last evening in front of the residence of Gen- eral Sigel, on Washington avenue in that place, for the of giving expression to their feelings in view of the distingtuohed soldier taking up bis abode among them. About eight e’clock a party of gentlemen, old established residents of the town, waited on the her suifyiog thetssolves highly grasiged st ‘Lie’ ad- rr 8) emselves vent im Morrisania, they wero to here. Sigel, who is quite young and of most affable deportment, by whom they were entertaimed until the arrival of Capuate 7 Ba Matignn, formerly of the Proseat ates io F. " performed some choice selecucas from the celebrated Composers Gof the ‘faderiand”’ in excelion: style, The whole affair passed§of very pleasantly. 4 Democganic Asaawe.y District UonvEyriow ar Mos- misamia.—At a mecting of the democratic party of the First Assembly district held at Morrisania Hall yester= day afternoon, of which Thomas E. Sutton was chaire man and Messrs. J. A. Lewis and Thomas Smith secres tarios, the following delegates wore elected :. Convention, Thomas E. Sutton, John L. Burnett, Lunory, Peter Buckout and Thomas Smith, State Con- vention, vobn B. Haskin, William H. Bowen, aliermaies Judiciary, John © Donohoe, Benjamin B. Valentine, alternate, There were doubie representations from the towns of Youkers aud West Farms; of delegates from each place could one from Yon! headed by J. K. Kuox and that from West Farms, by Jobn & Haskin, were ruled out after considerable commotion. With the excepiion of the little difference, the Convention worked very harmo- niously, Wesrcumren County Acricorrora, Fam.—The grounds of the Society of Agriculture and Hortoulture were visited yesterday by immense crowds of persons from all parts of the surrounding country, Everything is now working in good order. The stock on exhibitiog though not so as was anticipated is of a very ex- cellent quality in every instance. There was some running on the track yesterday afternoon, some the horses making 2:43. Inthe afternoom an able was delivered by the Rev, Mr, Hurlbut, of White Piains, To-day, the closing one, 1s expected to be much more attractive than its predecessors. Goes of tum Court at Waits Ptains —The pro- ceedings of the court which has been in session at White Plains since iast Monday were concluded yester day at noon. The most important cases on the calg, dar were put ‘‘off” for trial at the next term. case of Charles A. Riker, an expressman CY wore awarded the plalatit ia the gut oC} mn wore awi 10 plaint: am ERsctiox of as Arnican Oncrou ‘Tscopal church af Members of the African Methodist. ded ing at ler ~~ -~ a ety sip PRT oF bultding a new chureh inp vowel Riored residents of the village. edifice for the use of tr i" hich te The foundation p"Yery handsome though insasuialng SaAeS$ EE TaTiss [rea ul sage ea Supe jorw it wards the completion of this long cherished curious accident took place at Dobbs’ Ferry recently. It appears farmer named Joseph Stimer, while en- gaged blasting some rock on his ground, after the fuze, retired some short distance and took behind atree, The explosion, bewever, caused a ent of the stone to sirike # tree in the of Mf. Stimer with such force that it rebounded and bil bim @ severe biow on the right shoulder biade, an@ otherwise !njuring bim rather seriously, ACCIDENT TO & at Hastinoa. —Jobn Somel, @ laborer in the employ of Messrs. Munson & Son, at Hast- ings, was severely injured a day or so ago through @ large stone having fallen on him while carting froma quarry in the neighborhood. He was picked up by several of bis fellow workmen and cone veyed to the village drug store, where proper remedies wore applied. KANSAS STATE FAIR. Lawnuscs, Kansas, Sept. 26, 1867. The Kansas State Fair ie now being held here, The display of stock, fruite, grain and domestic manafac- tures is jarge and highly creditabie te this State, and gives abundant evidence ee oe Eee ence bane, ames wel equal any Weste ern GEORGIA JUDGES FAVORING RECONSTRUCTION, Avavera, Ga., Sept. 26, 1867, Judges Warner, Walker and Harris, of the Supreme Court of Georgia, are out in letters fav: reconstruc- tion under the military bills, om the of ts neces. aity and expediency. tie Bea bs fete thie morning for New York. SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH. {From the Lexington (Ky.) Gazette.) This new ins stbvagamceguapiior business to-day, and the public may rely upon being faithfully served so Jong as it continues in the hands of the present man- agement, General Smith, the president of the company, informed us a few days age that the cost of the line would not exceed $200 per mile, iaciuding every expense which the company would be at, up to the time of opening for *a® receipt of business. The line ie wholly congirstled of cedar poste of large sise the wire is very. aubstaniial, and xalvecized to corrosion; })v instruments of the latest approved pat- terns. operators are the mos accomplished tele ph in the country. We doubi if any telegraphs f ‘was ever more faithfully cogstructed, of one ab 208s Cost to the stockholders. The Yesern Union line p tal vie, and if 1% cam pay a dividead upon that amount of capital the Soutn- era certaimly ought to pay a fair return on $200 per mile. SHIPPING NEWS. FORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 26, 1867. Arrived. Rark Triumph, MeParland, Ram Key (Bahamas), 18 day with salt, to Muller & Houghton, 4 ‘toa American Port CHARLESTON, Sept 2%—Arrived, een of Rrital Gt Thomas, aches Nowlin, Cape Breton My Rover, NYork. For Other Shipping News See Winth Page, ‘ AeNwxere goxgovn spend see are ear bees "Warervone, Non 109 ant Lil Kast Fourteenth street. edad Subios Wiittataree, Hieaeh, Hise. Gee te retuoedy eae tr Bi oda Zena esr tes fede Wheleade tal ii, tise copied Nee near Broadway. aR Seveebneat ce Renate aS every , from 9 A. M. to iui gare eres, want fel Shan Fekioa? M41 Palton street. Len & Perrinve Sauce—Dolicious with Sound “TORN DUNCAN BONS, Agonts for the Vuited Staten, * poreadite screeners mre General Horecveid, WY See aee Lata shen ore ‘We 1d Fourta avenusy Werte, Sierras by WARNOCK, HY Broadway, By irveu vw Fail