The New York Herald Newspaper, February 20, 1869, Page 11

10 EUROP SPAIN, The Ineult ‘e the Papal Surro monstration Speeches of ded byean Hacked Pepulace—De- Favor of Religious Freedom— ‘errand, Prim and Topele. MADRID, Jan. 28, 1869, ¢ yon an account yesterday of the anti-clerical uion of the people of Madrid on the pre- vious bight, in which the palace of the Nuncio would Lave suffered a great deal had not Rivero, the First Alcalde, reached the ground in time to protect it with volunteers, As it was, the Papal coat of arma was torn down, dragged through the streets, and finally burned in front of the Minister of Grace and Justice. The Nuncio himself, Jearmng the feeling of the multitude towards himeelf, very sensibly found refuge in either the French or American Legation, He would have suf- tered if he had fallen into the hands of the mob, which was crying “Death to the Pope,” “Down with the Nuncio,” &c., with great. vehemence. For tunately he was not found, and the capital was spared a scene that would have tarnished tts fame tor ever. Another demonstration was made in front of the residence of the President of the Council of Minis- ters, General Serrano, and at atime when the Coun- cil was in session discussing matters connected witg tne atrocious assassination of the civil Governor of Burgos. Several thousand people joined in the manifestation, as it took place on the Calle de Alcala, one of the principal streets of the city, and commit- tees were jormed to wait upon thé government and demand the immediate issue of am decree declaring freedom of worship. The Coun- cil of Ministers received the various depu- tations from the masses, and from the Tertalia Progressista, and hstened attentively to what they had to offer; and finally, when the state- ments were completed, the President of the Ministry, General Serrano, went to the window and addressed the crow: crowd, Ww! ‘was crying, “Vind la Livertad de cuter! Abajo el Papa!” and analagous watcb- wi General Jerrano said that the general excitement concerning the non-receptton of the Spanish Ambas- by the Pope, was based on ex- wador, Sehor Hi re] ‘inal Antonelli had ret im, and the A yan government had acce the 6 principles of the yon, Which had Fine] certain ‘ccolesiastical Is lanes that the dignity of Spain was in safe hands phot had not suffered at all; and, in all cases, he assured the people that the ‘govern: mecnt’s faithful guardians of the national honor would treat the representative from Rome in the same map- nee that the Spanish Ambassador had been Leger jpecting the courts of Burgos originating also snipublic exe og age the government seen to I repeated telegram that the council of war which | had charge of the cause was proceed- ing with the greatest rapidity towards its solution; that the government was disposed to be inexorabie in the treatment of the authors of so horrid @ crime; that seventy-one persons were in arrest among ihe church oMciais, and the law should be strictly car- ried eut, With respect to the question of liberty of worship, question grave, complex and transcend. ental, the government had studied & and i entire Held, had concluded to submit it to the decision of the Cortes, a body just elected by universal suffrage, and expressing the free will of the people; that one of the first bases of tue — tion the wonal government proposed to sub- mit to the Cortes Was that of itberty of wor- ship. The eet had Bo.) to Spain the broadest hibert; ially and solemnly ae a ie eet of the eat = et jamburg, preyed onne, &<., that abrogated the edict Pail lip Lil., im'1496, e Rpeuling the Jews. They had getnenne the erection of Pro- testant churcues iu Spain, and religious services of that church had been paired in Madrid recenuy. to the charch opened last Sunday, with a congregation of Spanish testants, two hundred and fiity in number—a fact, if unnoticed by the lib- erals, not unobserved by the nationalists all the kinds of religious on might be enjoyed here that are e. ed in any civilized nation, and Spain had trae lil y of worship to-day and not toleration as the nae gh ok ofthe government said. He combuated the idea of ne. gee of ae ae of a free church ft Fd -¥ be dangerous to Topeta, the Minister of bay on Spot g it, if a ‘These eminent pnodlicists were very cloudy on this iene and Topeta got entirely off soundimg and in a » OU Lot which be did not manag try is evidently about two wonton babi the the oa on bevel gages but it will probably i begnle ah in their ideas when the ary mest, neral Prim then spoke. He wanted the liberals to have confidence in the governmeut, Which was composed of liverals who had suffered, Ac, It is the old story. Believe in me, is Prim’s only desire. Do not ask ques no ,2mbition but to believed with General Serrano tions; trust Prim; he has serve himself, if the people would believe in Prim, and have coniidence in him what # beautiful thing it would be for him. But they neither believe iu him or have any confidence in him at ail, He ts too tricky, am- less to command the confdeauce of did not impress himself favor- the other bight, if one could from the aliusions made him, pope of them complimentary. After the man retired gther ministers spoke, and the crowd not to a the entire clergy with sins com- mitted by the bad ones; some Of-the priests were as Mberal as they, and even on the side of the revolu- tion. Inrespectto amild and not altogether im- Rot that under the present circuinstances tn which the ‘Treasury foand itself there waa no money to pay the Nancio and clergy yt would; and so Sehor bres retired Witheut giving the crowd the slightest athe faction. However, When they satisfied themselves that they had received all the satisfaction they were likely to obtain the large concourse quietly dis- ed and the afair ended. ‘to-day the Gazette publishes a decree granting general and complete amnesty to the persons en- gaged in the ingurrection in Porto Rice september, x3. 1868, excepting only foreiguers participatiog thergia. They axe to suffer punishment. ROME. The Benes aneorer to the Sacred The Spanish Ambassador—Balls an in the Eternal City. Romp, Jan. 20, 1868, “On the hanks of the Tiber,” says Garibaldi, in a letter dated from Caprera the 24th of December, “exists, ailing, the heart of Italy.’ In the same paper in which I read the letter of the Gran Con- dottiere,” addressed to his electors, I have seen the Pope's answer to the Sacred College of Cardinals, whe, by the mouth of Cardinal Patrizi, compil- mepted Pius the Ninth, who received them seated on dis pontifical throne. “Rome,” says this monarch, “is the object of love and of hatred, the field ef battle of the enemies of God," “who,” he declares further on, “never bas permitted any prince to sit on the sepulchre, which is the throne of his Vicar.” I doubt whether an Alexander will ever begound morally brave enongh to sever with his sword this Gordian knot between Rome and Italy, or that avy one wi!l be able to undo it in any other way. In the meantime everything goes on as usual— hotels, privete houses and streets full of strangers; therefore’ hotel keepers, the passessors of apartments and shop owrers are all enchanted at the prospect of ® good harvex?, on which they will live the rest of the year, This ts positively the) case with those who have ,Apartmeats to Jet, if they Jet them, large or small. rhe ex rival of ¢ Spanish ambassador named by the provisional government and who has nof been and will not be received by the Pope as such is the aub- ject of ail) conversation. Mr. Posada Herrera isa man of t t, not diplomatic, as it 18 the first time le appears im that character; ‘but as Minister of the i uteror aanag O'Dopneli’s long ministry (for Spain) «five years me distinguished himself, Theretore one wondere the mare that be should place himself in such position a3 ghat of an unrecognized ambarsa- dor by this et that both the Pope and Anto- pal, woom Be visited, have most politely, but dec mac im feel that he is here and re- cour i Head of the chareh. What ie arch. exes thie} ieee Steurd ts tes ie well knows at otuer Spanish ambassadors received by Pius LX. and his prime ‘ater. Gatalina as ‘Isabel the Second’s Env jo one sent by Charies Vil, see one t may me mentiot that there is a party ih jiome hard @t work foe tis gentieman pretender to the thron@ of Spain. There ia a reguinr Carlist committee here, and General Tristany, wal known for having preverved his Carlist princt- pies mince he fo nt is the rlake of the army of Isa- nel ro unee, ane, | ‘ter, helped oF tried to help Francis I, w return to his Neapoili. throne by heading the brigands in Calabria, is bere’ to receive orders. Wwe have pienty of ballrooms {or those who are fond of dancing. A few nignt® since I went to oung Prince Rocca Jarga’s; 1s win’ a young and Bo Austrian gir! (Miss Mayor). e Prince is the Prince Orsini, and (veir beautiful gon pounce bas for one side of its walis tie weil known ruina of the theatre of Marcello, one of grandest oid Komen mente extant. The rece mm rooms end the cent siraight vauited-siawase lead- jug © them did certainiy not remind oWe OF the eximence so near of the frowning Deck ry The ony Americans present were the aye a cone NEW YORK HEKALD, SATURDAY, Mias Nora Dat Duchess tan and elegance Like a men, t am stupid as far as are concern was Strack by the attic feats of Duchess tates dress, a mixture of silk and satin all of the same color, which @ lady ‘mien kandly aie me was of the new color called Senge. Sod ue;? on her head she wore a fola wreath which bore re the cachet of being of Castellant’s Workmanehy, Dt Besides this ee iaeecenan Mont heh nang ant as to the found much want mation. Then. there has been a fine ball at Barbe- Tint’s. ‘This princess .is ladviike and Mieanaae and we enjoyed it greatly. There was a ball at the Ameri can Club no not long since, wae we spent the gayest evening. orT should je, as the cotil- lon lasted ti three in . ‘The supper wes worthy of American taste and sora. purses, IRELAND. Memorial of the Irish Bishops te Queen Vic- toria. The Subwing weaves has been presented by the Trish Bishops the Queen:— bishops, of Peasnd, fo rant fo ths ranch the iby ihe English provinces, . "our duty to lay, the aime request before ‘already, but.we do it the more urgently at the socing that measures are pending which , nas recelved the following reply:— WHITEHALL, Jan. * we Lorp-1 giotaiorn, your Grace Cre Ae, have a tthe honor to lay jieen the memorial of the arch- Trish ‘branch vot the United provinces: and regres 10 race tl alesty's gerernmenty after ma- ar sing her Majesty to ey = se lo (4 feel justified in fnccotte to its pr ve & re Preyer a. BRUCE. His Grace the Anonpisnor o ARMAGH. FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS | TEMS. Since the first of oy last the Russian govern- ment has timposed a tax upon the Poles of twenty- five pe cent of their income from p! a nd The act of speaking Polish 18 still severely punished. The failure of the Bank of Rome was recently pre- vented by the ae intervention of Prince Alexan- der Torionia, who by his effective assistance and sound advice avoided a calamity that would have been disastrous to the general interests of the Ponti- fical government and its subjects. A number of vessels have been chartered in the port of Trieste by the Turkish government for the pur- pose of conveying military stores and ammunition of war to all the ports in the Ottoman empire. According to the Znternational, the conduct of the Prussian Parliament towards the royal family of Hanover has given rise to sentiments of much dis- content in high Parisian political circles. It is even reported that in the event of a collision between the two coun France will not hesitate to produce certain documents that hitherto have been kept quietly in the Foreign Omice. oe rolonged interview between General Dix and quis de la Vailette has given rise to specua- tive suageations. It is, however, generaily supposed that the French government wished to know tlie ob- Ject of the announced visit of Admiral Farragui’s Squadron to the Mediterranean. ‘The general opinion in Paris is that the result of the conference will not tend to peace, although it may adjourn the date of the actuai breaking out of war. ‘The Chiravart of Paris gives a caricature of the present state of affairs in Spain, representing all the aspirants to the tnrone fishing in troubled water for acrown. Prim heads the line, ‘The Abbot of the Russian monastery at Jerusalem — lately purchased the celebrated old oak tree ron, said to have been ony during the Itfedme ot Abraham. A suitable wall will hence- forth —e it, and it will become the object of pil- tts ara that on their return from the East the Prince and Princess of Wales will visit Ireland. Tne American ship Alaska, recently burnt at Havre and sunk in vhe dock, has been got afloat and the water pumped out. ‘The bates of cotton still on board have been landed, ana do not appear to have suffered much. ‘The losses by the fire in the Trieste custom house are not so great as at first feared. ‘ie timely as- sistance of the people and the troops saved about 700,000 bushels of wheat that were in store. THE YOUNG MENS’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Lecture by Dr. Peaslec. ‘The lecture room of the Christian Young Men’s As- sociation, Fifth avenue, was crowded last night by a highly intelligent audience, mostiy members of the aesociation, who had assembled to hear the last of Dr. Peasiee’s lectures on the laws of health. The sec- retary of the association in introducing the doctor stated that the lecture would be in the orm of ques- tion audanswer. The first question had reference to the number of marriages of persons.over fifty years of age, and to this a statistical answer was given in rather @ humorous vein, but it contained noth- ing pew. The next question was rather singu- in its pature and cannot be The doctor dweit at some | upon tals ao and revurned a general answer, which as be saustactory. “Cau cousins now a” wi ‘asked. Asap ligist he would that the thine coat never done. Asa man would say that bh hoped never to fali in love witn his cousin. If bots cousins were in fect heaith and opposite in tem- perament uo bad consequences might follow, but as a rule very evil results followed such martiages. A question a8 to the amount of “rs required by a young man Was vext apswered at some length. a hours’ sleep was necessary to every man t had to be awake until @ fe hour. Taki up a peer before him the doctor ae “Shou! minerals be used in the composition of medicines!” In reply to that he would say that a remedy could not be given that had nota mineralin it, There were minerai® in The question was there- fore nonsensical. objection to the use of such minerals a8 arsente and calomel was that portions of the polgon often remain in the system. That is mere humbug; they can both be thoroughly eradi- cated in a ahort time; but the effects of taking such minerais often remain for a considerabietime, Lead ains im the aystem much jonger than other mine ae he me ion of minerals is merely a matier of ¢ mentation, and there 16 on fooled by theories z led to eat enguged in sedentary more than a mi labor. ae to gravy, buiter and condiments of different sorts were next read out and severally It that nearif every young jects ranging iioan the ‘cotsponition of ‘bisod to the plod 5 density of brickbats, the learned doctor brought his Rescvep FROM DRoWNiNG.—Last night James Bm- mons fell overboard at Hamilton ferry and was rescued from drowning ty the hands of the ferry- Dnorrep Drap.—Yesterday afternoon Patrick Sweeney, aged sixty years, Living at 65 Laight street, dropped dead on the corner ef Beach and Washing- fon Run Over.—August Deckiman, of 417 East Jorty- seventh street, jast night fell frow a iager beer wagon, the wheels of which over him and broke both legs. He was taken to St Luke's Hospital. DESCENT ON ALLEGED GAMBLING SAL00NS.—About eleven o'clock last night Sergeant Dilkes, assisted by oMcers Busteed, Orosby, Fiemming aud Robinson, made a descent on the ol as gone» houses 568 Breadway and coi ‘e t- Bleecker street, both Kept hy ngene Riley. Twenty-six per- sons were arrested at fie former estabiisiment and eight at the latter, oll of whom were takea to the Fighth precinct ‘station.iouse, The raid was made in consequence of a complaint lodged pj Joseph Mignault, of 61 Broadway. A complete of gam- biers’ tools was found oif she premises, but no cash worth imeutiont SYRACTEE SALT MANUFACTURE IN 1868.—The total amount of salt inspected at Syracuse during the Year 1808 Was 9,606,616 bushels of fifty-six pounds each. Of this $027,400 bushels were made by solar evaporation, and 6,699,126 bushels by arti beat. ‘The amount mavufactured im 3807 Was 7,606,506 bushels; increase this year over last, 1,071,061 ls, The State colledted revenue duttes, 1¢, ‘per 36, and penalties, $164 38%. Total 830 74. The expenses of pumping w of (napection Was $49,686 p to J @ het revenue to the State of @:'7,244 04, agere- gate production of galt at Syraouae for the ten years ending 7 1868 has been 73,800,715 bushels, & average 7,986,071 bushels annuaily. During th i868 there were fe aaa te this city 1 bes,0at pusnels; to Canada, hashes; to lower lake porta, 2,202,170 Dusnelay upper jake ports, 4,449,085 bashels, and to Sate trade, incinding horthern Permay!vania aod the upper Budson river, 9,065,420 busuelp, HE STATE CAPITAL. ‘Meeting of the Camat Board—Proposed Re- duction of Tolls. ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1869. The Canal Board has been occupied during the past two days in hearing arguments with reference tothe reduction of tolls, The question was origin- ally referred to a committee, consisting of Comp- troller Allen, ‘Treasurer Bristol and Canal Commis- sioner Bascom, but the Cppamenie, 00. te the — ject. were heard before Box question was very fully diacuseed wy ie mittees representing different Trade throughout the State, Reductions: os ote on grain, four aa stone coming to tide water and on coal, yn and other heavy articles going West—in ‘act, 8 Tengen ee one. tolls that would be required to meet the demands made. The committee above named will take the subject into careful consideration and pol the next meeting of the Canal Board, to be held on the 10th of March, when final will canal sppolanen will meeting, and banks of deposit for canal tolls se- lected. NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE. ALBANY, Feb, 19, 1869. BILLS INTRODSCED, By Mr. TeAyeR—Authorizing the town of Green- wich, Washington county, to take stock in the Union Village and Johnsonville Railroad Company. By Mr. MaTroon—To incorporate the Niagara Ship Canal Company, with a capital of $6,000,000, with power to construct a canal from the Niagara river to thejshore of Lake Ontario, around the Falls, which pees gh 2 be leas than 105 feet wide on the ninety feet on the bottom, with thirteen feet feptn of water. Corporators named:—Abiel A, ra Jonathan 5t Peter Sooner, Moses Adat- son ©, Jerome, Hiram Wi ridge, Horace #. pay, Freemany C): Clarke, William/A. Wheeler, T. W. Olco' Dewitt 0. chee piikg of this State; William F. Cool- of hols; Edward H, Broadheads uae De Ogden, Wisccaan ane AB} inwall, of Michigans 'R. P. Spalding, of Ohio; Charles A. Lom bi nverse, of Massachusetts, and othera, jy’ Mr. KENNgDY—To amend the laws relative to ie ‘National Guard. By Mr. FoLGER—To allow manufacturing compa- nies to decrease the number ot their trustees. By Mr. NoRTON—To incorporate the Pioneer Asso- ciation of Harlem, for charitable oe By Mr. NoxToN—To amend the religious and civic societies to parade through the streets of New York. By Mr. NrcuoLs—To amend the charter of the Buffalo Young Men’s Christian Associauon. By Mr. NorToN—For the more effectual preven- tion of crueity to animals. By Mr. BRADLEY—To 4) appr opiate $20,000 to pay s mortgage due on the ork Colle of Vete- rinary Surgeons, and providing that each Senatorial district im the State shall be entitled to one free or By Mr. Sranrorp—Authorizing @ general tax for the rovement o1 the canals of the State. By Mr. CREAMER—Compelling the New York Gas Companies to furnish a better quality of gas, and re- quiring a division among the consumers of all the Profits over two per cent dividends, BILLS REPORTED ON. The following bilis' were reported on favorably from committees:—The 125th Street Railroad bill; to ie the spread of disease among cattle; the New York and Long Island Bridge Company. COMMITTEE ON NEW YORK SCHOOL AFPAIRS. Messrs. Creamer, Genet, Haie, Thayer and Ken- nedy were appointed a committee to investigate school affairs in ee York boy PASSE! ILLS Authorizing the south Middletown Cemetery Asso- clation to remove certain bodies; relative to the opening of roads through Vineyard. A RESOLUTION IN FAVOR OF HORACE GREELBY. Mr. Mattoon oifered a resolution recommending General Grant to appotnt Horace Greeley Minister to the Court of St. James. Tabied under the rule. BILLS PROGRESSED. ‘The bills relative to evidence in criminal proccea- ings, and to facilitate the trial of indictinents were progressed, Adjourned till Tuesday evening. ASSEMBLY, ALBANY, Feb, 19, 1869, BILLS REPORTED. By Mr. SELKREG—For sypplying the deficiency in the appropriations for the maintenance of State prisons; subsequently ordered to a third reading. By Mr. Hrrc#mMan—Providing additional compen- sation to deputies’ clerks in the departments of the State ere BY La Bav—For the consideration of the House bill secealng Se law pe for the erec- tion of quarantine buildings on Coney Island; also @uthorizing the construction of piers on wipe river: = amending the charter of the New Work aud Company. On motion of Mr. La ill was committed first to the mittee of the Whole, By Mr, BuTTER¥IELD—Incorporating the New Am- sterdam Savings Bank of New York; incorporating the Fuiton Savings Bank of New York; ork: amending the charter of the Ni ber nrag S Brook- "ey also incorpo! ig ge Jervis iveas By Mr. aren the charter of the Home Life Insurance Company. By Mr. SCHOONMAKER—Authorizing the American Popular Lite Insurance Company to increase its cap- By Mr. WALKER—Co! additional powers = the University of N fe rok. ‘By Mr. PALMER—Enabling the town of Albion, county of Oswego, to pay ) eantioe promised to en- listed soldiers. By Mr. FLYNN—Authorizing mechanics, ae. ba i a yn and laborers to form @ society for mutual By Mr. BUTTERFIRLD—To repeal the law tn refer. ence to the 11 tion of steam boilers, excent in the metropolitan district. By Mr. faacmen the Lordvilie and uinunk Bridge Com: y Mr. Davis—Relating ig to the publication of ad- vertisements in te ues and other periodicals. The biil requires every bewapaper to publish @ sworn statement every morning of circulation the day previous. Mr. MinLEK—¥rom the Judiciary, dissented from the report. Also facilitating the t formation of cor reaped under general laws and preventing cor- Porsaios ns from changing their names, reported tor jhe consideration of the House. By Mr. ALLAvEN—Incorporating the Jamaica Bay Company. BILL PASSED. ‘The Senate bill amending the charter of the New York and brooklyn Bridge Company was passed, RESOLUTION TOR. ADJOURNMENT. ‘The concurrent resolution adjourning till Tuesday, February 23, was LS INTRODUCED. By Mr. Aut. —To fe yee the Franklin Literary Soctety of Brookiyn} aiso for tae improve- ment of Cumberland street, Brook!yn. By Mr, CULLEN—For @ road in Piatlands, Kings county; aiso amending the charter of Brookiyn; also fixing the salary of the City Judge of Brooklyn at $ uy i Mr. Waignht—To incorporate the East Side Sav- Bank ol Rochester, Mr. BRapsTREET—To facilitate the payment of } taxes by raiiroad corporations. By Mr. Invino—Permitting the Tenth street stage line to and from avenue A up te Second avenve and Fourteenta street, tuence to Broadway and Eighth By Mr. PLUNXETT—Authorizing the widening of West street 125 feet from the ncenage be bn from Twelfth street to the Battery; rating the United Derrickmen's benevolent ‘basoeie- wait Mr. Mr. NacHTMAN—Providing that no leaf tobacco soid in bales, casks or hogsheads unless the arose Weigit be marked on the saine, and also the rue baer of the tobacco, pela pause , CAMPBELL—For the increase of the metro- Police force to 2,600 men im New York and Komen in Brooklyn. By Mr. PoxtTeR—To protect the title to real estate of bona Ade purchasers from aliens, By Mr. Hirenmax—To provide for arc! ruageway on Fourth avenue at the cuts on ul ae ‘ir. Auth y GaLVIN—Authorizing the congregatiot the Agudath Actrion Mekrakon to pay tenedts. By Mr. WaaLex—Incorporaung the Black Joke Association ior social purposes in New York. ‘The corperators named are:—William Whiston, John Quine, Wiliam Ponnelly and others. Mr. Kifexax—For the appointment of two milk inspectors, at an annual salary of §5, for Ve — of ail maik offered for sale ta New ork city. acar Har- y Mx. STEWART—Relative to the validity of the eal of Norton's t as laid lot 101, township four, as y —To aboliat the College of the chy of New ‘ea and provide for the re-establish- ment of the Free Academy. aur Mr. Kica—To mend ‘the charter of we Buffalo Williamsviiie Railroad. hy Mr. Manoun— amending the charter of the aot "4 and Janiaica Ratiroad, ir. Wan ogy oy that any tenantry trek year to year may inated by nut less than one month's notice. Po! writing, euding with the ney Mr. Jacons—To amend the c! S to avenues to Fj siso potty ing Uae real estate or jon with her jk a dower right, ia Ww ithetal ~ her being oo years Old; aiso relative to certalu Kings count ty ometais. by Mr, La Bac—To amend the charter of the In- surore’ [dere ag also to incorporate the Staten Island pany With @ capital of 300,000, ieantag Otphen ©. Walker, Lewis k. Petty, any D. Milla, Hiram W. Mead and John 7. Conover as contractors, ony Mr. Invi~a—For the construction of a ratiroad from Sixteth street and Fifth avenue aiong the former street to Lexington avenue, Gremercy rving piace, Fourteeuth street, Fourih ave- across to Astor and Lafayette ) reat Jones street, along Great Jones werose browawny, Amity, Mercer, Lawrence, “pring and | ‘west to Hoboken ferry; also from Fourteenth street and orues avons Bie the former Finer ty Wiaveess oF ver ang from Lexington avenue ie fo Twenty-third the East river; also from Seveuty-aith street = to First or Second avenue, to Ninety-second street to the East river. By Mr, LaWRENCE—To confirm the official acts of the Supervisors of New ites and Westchester rela- tive to ‘3 on the Harlem bridge. Incorporating that the Commission- have power to Ce inspector rot ie at atken te ‘or $300, and wo an Juries, at 8 salary of to at a salary of $2,500 each, 7 Mr’ Pennie mpower the Manhattan Rail- to construct a tunnel from the south- under Madison to Fifth avenue and Twenty- fifth street to the jem river, with connections the Hudson River and Harlem Rail: By Mr. Pgars. ing @ new county from Queens and Suffolk, to be called Nassau county. Mr, Hopags introduced an act to amend an act en- titted, “An act to ascertain by Perient of proois the cita- zens who shall be entitled to ae f suffrage.” Adjourned till Tuesday evening. ‘ARMY INTELLIGENCE. Order No. 6, just issued, from the headquarters,of the army, directs the following movements to be made in the army as soon as the necessary arrange- ments can be made and proper transportation pre- vided, the regiments to go to the extreme North, to be moved as soon as navigation opens:— =~ = Batteries K, Aand rc. First, Second and tillery, are ordered to proceed without i delay to to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and report to Command- ing General of the Department of the Missourl Bat- tery A will turn over its batt to the ordnance officer at Benicia and proceed by the Isthmus of Panama to Fort Leavenworth, Battery O willmarch artillery, to a8, Fla.; Battery G, Filth artil- iy, to post at ‘Fort ‘Adams, Newport, R. L. ‘ne rae apnea of infantry is to pi Fort Leavenworth and report to the Commandiig General of the Department of Missouri for weer ment to stations. The following infantry except such enlisted men thereof a8 will be titied to their discharge before January 1, 1870, shall pro- ceed to the posts respectively assigned to them:— ‘The Second big ent is to proceed to the posts oc- Eee by the Thirteenth vonage in Lipton — ; the Seventh regiment is ae poses occupied by the Thirty-first om im Deon. tah Territory; the Eleventh regiment is occupied by the eighiecuth to the infantry Texas; the Sixteenth regiment, to proceed to the posts occupied by Tenth infantry in the peparanensOter of Dacotans the Twenty-fourth regiment 18 to proceed to the posts occupied by the sevepteenth infantry in Texas; the Thirty-thira regime! to proceed ber the poste coe fed by the I'wenty-sixth infantry in Texas; urty-fourth regiment is to pi tothe posts be by tue Thirty-seventh infantry in Texas; to the Newport (Ky.) barracks, the Tenth, Thirteenth and Thirty-first infantry; to Fort Colamous, New York harbor, the Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Twenty- sixth and Thirty-seventh infantry. ‘The officers and enlisted men of the following regi- ments will be interchanged, coaians ty company :— The Ninth regiment with the Twelfth regiment; the Forty-fourth regiment with the Twenty-first ‘vegi- ment; the Twentieth regiment with the Twenty- third regiment; the Twenty-fifth peeaness we the Thirty-second regiment; the ‘Thirty-filth regiment with the Thirty-sixth regiment. The six companies of the Sixth regiment, serving in South Carolina, will join the remainder of the regiment in the Depart- ment of the Missouri for assignment. The eight Slee ee of the Forty-fourth regiment will pro- ceed toj the First Military district ana relieve the Eleventh regiment. WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Tne crew of the United States steamer Canandai- gua was paid off yesterday, the men discharged and the vessel put out of commission. The officers and men have been placed on waiting orders. NAVAL PERSONALS, Captain J. H. Strong has been detached from the Canandaigua and placed on waiting orders. The tollowing Were also detached from the Canandi and placed on waiting orders:—Lieutenant Comman- ders J. @rittenden Watson and E. tenant F, By il MastergGeo signs C. Meeker, Charles Belknap, Hendricks, \ Ww. ee Borg open x. P. Fee Mare G. Chief cent R . Fitch, fo ogetnet with the. as assistant it officers attached to that "Commodore Alfred Taylor has been ordered to duty as ththouse Inspector for the Twelfth dis- trict, vice Commodore John C. Carter. Ac! Thira Assistant Engineers N, H. Leonard, A. D. Parsons = J. H. Wilson have been placed’ on waiting orders. ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE, Sudden Death of 2 Woman—A Free Use of Chlorotorm. Laat night the brief announcement was made by telegraph to the Central Omice that a female named Maggie Dressoy, an inmate of house No, 135 East Eighth street, kept by Mrs. Josephine Woods, had committed suicide, Inquiries made at the house re- sulted in the elicit! of further the ong of fans Woods ae ee she has several | boarders have been im the habit of using chloroform 4: SS ee boarder named Miss Gussy tamed a doct prescription for calcroform end and she has since msde ite it @ constant practice to it. The rage for chloroform extended ‘hrough tie the entire house, until last week, when one of the occu- pants was stricken down with it and had a narrow escape from death. Orders were at once given that it should be no longer used on . the pg oe but it ge od that the triends opial prescription and Dresenting tat the drug store obtained all they re- boa esterday at noon one of the igmates ob- tained thirty cents’ worth of the poison and conveyed it to the house. Whether it was given to deceased does not appear. She was last seen at four o'clock, Pe a at six she was found The unfortunate girl has been a boarder at the house some three eae hb ml litue ae ot her antecedents beyond the fi that she ts a ative of St. John, New * eras wick. Last evening her ogg who ore said to re- side at 120 St. James , St. John, were tele- graphed to by Mrs, Woods. othe occupants of the house are of the impression that the death was accidental; but as an inquest is pedeans J to day the facts in the case will no doubt ellciteu, TELEGRAPWG NEWS TERS. Governor Fairchild, of Wisconsin, has vetoed the bili authorizing minors to convey reai estate. An earthquake shock of several seconds’ daration ‘was felt at Port Townsend, Washimgton Territory, on the 11h inst, In the case of Flo; Pe ttt Ratiway Com- 5,1 was yesterday rendered at ego, N. Y., for the plaintiff for injuries sustained at the accident at ‘a Rock. ened on shooting match at se ean err yan at pe ay between Ward, of Toronto, and Pay: $500 a side, fifty single birds, resulta favor of the former. ‘The score stood:—Ward, 45; Payne, 43. : ‘The suit of John H. Lawrence, the Cincinnati City Commissioner, vs. Murat Halstead, of the Cincin- nati Daily Commercial, for libel, Was commenced in the Superior Court of Ohio yesterday. ‘The dam- ages are laid at $50,000, ‘The national match at Buffalo, N, Y.. for the Gor- don sliver medal, between the New York Curlit Cinb and the Caledonta Club of Buifalo, termina Pape jay afternoon in favor of the New York Club y a score of thirty-four to eleven, John Davis was shot by the Arkansas militiamen at Mound Clty, Ark., on Saturday and died on Mon- day. The perpetrator of the deed was arrested by the militia and tried by court martial on Tuesday #od condemned to be shot on Wednesday, The trott! horses Cribbins and Young Burgher contested at Tivoli, N. Y., yesterday for a purse of # a oreter ¢ by Be by on, the ice, ut er was the victor, the quickest tiny beinge sie. They have % matched for ‘another race. At the Corofer’s inquest yesterday in Philadel~ phia on the persons who lost their lives at the Cald- well Gre @ Verdict was rendered “that after the patiemt hearing of numerous witnesses we are Sa manoer ia which the fire origina sed. ni The honorat! diacnarged oMcers of the Arm: the poppe in Philadelptia, meet this ovening & that city Co make the necessary arrangements to at tend the reunion in New York on the 2ud inst. Tne Sixth Army Corps head quarters will be at the Metro- poliwan Hotel, The New Alhany, Mount Carmel and St, Louis Air Ratiroad CompeMy was fully organized at ai | a bany, lud., yeat\fday by the clection of Augustus Bradley president, Dr. BE. Newlana vice presi- ~~ pop = agg Nope $50,000 were ma on the @ route will fiumediataly. oy be surveyed A citizen "oe Chicag® demanded satisfaction of bis family physician for nsulting his wale, whereapon J doctor struck the |.yured man five times with a niungshot, a! him @imost insenstble. Yexter- Gay morning, at the Police Court, iho doctar was jet Of with & fine of $10, wile the citizen was sned $5 for being the aggressor, the Abingdon |. FEBRUARY 20, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET, SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac for New York--This Day. Sun rises Moon sets...morn 1 26, Sun sets... High water.morn 2 16 PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 19, 1869. —_— Capa 3 be Berne ce ni pants, Jame pond untoat | opners and sonsignses to the Tmasiers of inward oped vor CLEARED. Steamship City of New York (Bri, Tibbets, Liverpool—J G eee (Br), Thompson, Liverpool—National naeanylte United Kingdom (Br), Campbell, Liverpool— ene Skee (Fn), Lemaire, Havre—Geo Macken- “prem et of Mexico, Deakin, Havana and Vera Crus i Georgie; Cutler, Port au Prince and Cape Hay- Se a r,t Oporto—Hagemey- i von Winter (NG) Cork or Falmouth for Meincke & or reas amen Bigark Gladstone (or), etsy RPO 0, Bark Star King Ha Twn Co. gare Ottawa (hy Bly Gibraltar Crandaly Omphrny& Brig Ellen H “Eee ge ; Welaneas— eal wey. Brig Al mig jove. Brig Jd ze er. Bebe Day Sais, | fe ie rato Wills, Wi nC. Schr HA Sranke Cy ‘aC H Petraon. Schr Nellie ‘Stamford. Steamer Harvest, 7, Providence. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY THE ‘Weraw STEAM YACHTS. Steamship p Aleppo (Br Harrison, Liverpool via Boston, with m Charlenon, Berry, Charleston Feb 7, with mdse and passengers, to H Morgait & Co. he inst, 9 AM, off fare signals with steamship James 7 hence P Clyde, Morgan, Wilmington, Ni with mdse and Lt Hand. et) ‘Volunteer, Jones, ‘Phiiadelphia, with mdse, to J “Bip Hay (a fash Bi 5 ws tne | with forwood, a2, 10 o Heary, De Condora& ar Tear. Schr Ocean Pearl mye Rewer Pear, Parnahiben Brartl, 19d mrt hte a io Bhmeal 'slovens Hgcur fave dloree (of N Newburyport) dag, with oraures, fo Dolier 4 LA Van Brunt, Tooker, Catbarien, 6 days, with sugar, toes Pat = Soaeitn Clemens, Jack: st nowles (of ermens, Jackson days, with rel irellow pins, to Snow & Bichardaco. ts bound Schr Robert Caldwell, M mndee, to 8 Ls MoCready & Co. Ing a heavy blow from the westward, carried away Dobatay vane 1A Rou Loan Rone, Washington, NC, 8 days, with naval stor ‘Bent Sraomare, Pinkbam, wees. Tiughes, Havana, 8 fe ‘off the i tae Caper ot Dela | Sehr ponerse, Jackson, Virginia. Schr A B Rice, iMcLeary, Virginia. eee ‘Hedden, Virginia, Schr MEG) idersleeve, Lowery, ‘Brandywine, D ‘Sehr Waples, Newcastle, Del, for evbaryport. Bebe i Facemiire, Fitladciptia, Sehr Db Merah, ‘Adams, Phi saaeiyle for Boston, Schr Geo W W Purnell, ‘Sidney, Stamford. RErvRen-Schr Mary Jane, Leek, hence for Norfolk, 17th inst, On the 18th, in w heavy w below, carried away foremast ; returned for BELOW. Schr Francis G Davis; from Para. Wind at sunset WNW. Shipping Notes. The schooner Anna O Leverett, 190 tons, new measure- ment, built at Brookhaven (to which port she belongs) in 1860, was taken up by the sectional dry dock foot of Clinton street on Thursday afternoon for the purpose of metalling, ‘The owners of the brig Planet, after having ber zinc sheathing patched, finally, decided to order it stripped off. Her bottom vill be caulked and painted. The schooner Billow, 120 tons, built in Nova Scotia, is now on the dry dock foot of Gouver- neur street having her bottom coal-tarred. The steamship Balti¢, 2788 tons, built in this city by Jacob Bell in 1850 for Collins’ Liverpool line, next serving the government during the rebellion as a transport, afterwards placed on Ruger Brothers' New York and Bremen line, and now belonging to Chartes Luling and others, is to be taken in the Erie Basin Dry Dock on Tuesday next for extensive repairst As inthe case of the steamer Ericsson, she is to be converted into a sai! vessel, pr yar parce Sutp Mromaax, of Quebec, re the ee on been seen abandoned by 16th a a a warke At ship, built and owned in Quebec. Her freight an were par: fn Boston ‘as follows: Manufacturers’, BUl00; Greening orig 1@ JAN! from Sevill for this }) with xeneral cargo, er tinore 00 Hetipalead Beach. Leeisitace Bria Orovowe, Johnston, at Savannah 13th has gone to Boston, reports baving ex; rages) ere Nw sates | * fad was driven entirely acre rome the. Ga getting the cargo out the was stopped. Bown SamcRt. Eppy—Wilminy NC, Feb 19—The schr Samael Eddy, Catheret jown for New York, with lumber Tor the government, went ashore on Frying Pas mouth of Cape Fear river, and waterlogged. It in Bown Wurre Sea. Jones, from Carde nas for New York, ey West Oth tast. having beed any cargo, but is leaking F Mii Bertram, te } at D hart, Esa, ie now lying Derby’ wi frame is of New Ham w Tad al her materials of the best qualit; . and her finish combines strength with Beatness and She ‘60 tons, was bulit un- Howes, French Liord’s, In. apector, and rates Al*—the igueet rats be one of the finest vessels ever built in the country. of te Bamurn HAL, Ff East Boston, has sold his new ship 1300 tons to'aSaicni firm. she low tue vessel, well Uuilt of Sau materials, and rates Al years at Frencb Lloyd's. Notice to Marigers. FRANCE-NORTH COAST—FIXED BED LIGHTS, RIVER PON- Orrtce Lremrn rouse BOARTy} wAernezon, Be DC, Fe Official oe has been revetved that on the let dav oy a ii id_be eatad.ishicd to of the ere trlea, north coast rane el. The scrtgne, on the corenty of — Vn od ven. She is said ar" abeuld be seen from Py atm pei 9 ‘The iiliminating apparatus The light will be exhibited in Tone of window of the Keeper's hone Sbove the ground; postion, iat 8 48% | een WisW, 722 wets ih aratiete ce eh tire rug am are 19 degrees on enc! 151 fem above ia clear weasber wet n from @ dis- “Toe filuminating apparat 1 The tower ie —_ built ese painted white, and 15 Digrotion the river keep the Mashing Ik on Roose de i Greta aoa helghis a tine, reo Pay fp seul hwest, in order to ge {he tro red lights in lie, wien, #0 Kepty"will lead to he anchorage of sTERATION, OF LIGHT, CAPR GnIBNEZ. On the ih di of February, ‘an alteration will be af- fecved in the 1 mon Cape ariines, tl ew ‘The present olectric one. ie Be revote la the og = will be ye contin by an resent, but uration and heronter Intensity. faue to be vialble during the eclipses m approaching wit by any cause the vcectrie ap) itis Bhould get out of or- Lf {be apparatus at present hy ay will be immediately wera bearing is magnetic, Variation 21 degrees Westerly “By beer. W B SHUBRICK, Chairman, GULF OF BENGAL—GULF OF y MARTABAN—LIGHTS on THE COAST OF BRITISH 1 Orrick Liew balay mg BY Oficial Joformall oe been received that on Bist di cM. the following lights will be establiah ny of May TAB ‘op the coast FIXED MIT OF THR KRISHNA SIOAL« lighthouse, on the siriz (Ay ies, from a acrew: southern edge 1 be & fixed light, elevated 65 feet above high in clear weather wtather Sbcalt ve seen from a 1g apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the Boslion of ane lighthouse, an given, te in lat 16 98 90 8, eatablaoment of this ti pegs inka i ae wo OLVING LION? AT ONINA DUOKRER. He lighthou water incense wi wae era as Se free a distant 4 tl miles. ratty, rate fo Sonate by lenses. The Fhe epprosimat Teaition of the house m, iat 1617 N, va ‘wer part of the iighthonse wil! be palnted white, Fixen LIGHT AT FARTERN GROVE. A Bight, from a screw pile lightvowe wear bastery Grove, eaat sive of the entragce OF Kanevon riven, ‘otter ; vessel to BJ Wen- ns 0 Ope t, visible hetween the bearings me Rayne ery visible 5 mg 8 position of the lightves- ‘the centre E. i pakion the lighthouse is, lat 16 29.N, ‘Also, ia the exhibition ofthe China Buckeer and Ras ern Grove lights the ‘At present moored off the two Fern wil tg emaredeeen one By order. We suUsh Whelemen. beh Mitt Geean. Atkins, sailed from Provincetown 16th inst for Spoken. Shi 2 Lee, from Caicutta for Boston, Jan 27, iat 10 N, a Victor, Woolston, from Liverpool for. Kew Orleans, 1 vata’ janning, from Boston for Valparaiso, Jan ‘rales tee eae ot wad Pig Thos Owe 8 $e" frous New York for Galveston, send ‘oft Key Wi UNO Crocker, fron New York for Galveston, Jan 81, of Ken West weckt Br, va, from New York for Mobile, Jan 29, of Key Foreign Ports. nr re ig hanta Wing, brsget Vickvors. and more, 14g. sche gale Wait witay andy eb IS Arrived, steamship Morro Castle, Ad- Wvasson Blue Jacket, Simmons, San Fra See een Norfolk, Va, 20 days; ‘Chancellor, NYork, a ee in’ port brig Aipba, ding, to load for Boston. HO Nee Cond lett 18—Arrived, steamsbip | Pennsylvania, ra oe an ida it, bark. A Houghton (not as. bales mio ‘Boston, wtg cargo; brig Ann Eliza- American rae ee ite es, ees Lonny be ‘bark mi 2 Euhe = ‘Or: ae a ee setavie? brig via; brig ot Wand iby are exhibited, K. Chairman, oe See Horst, Nyon bark W A Farns- Hs eres: Liverpool ; echr Car. Bs Bee eau rink Feb 18-_Arrive ship abate ral bee der, Dunbas Ye ‘providence ; Oliver Lisale W. Ree dete Steaiann and A J'Bentey, Banal, ‘ oh Sy Dearborn (Bn, Beaver, re Berkele, j arr New Ha- sit and Wm’ H feenzell, Soper, Won john Grin: Cour bs, Darien, Ga; Herschel, Cham- allel —Sehre Ecure'Biephen Morgan, WH Kenzell, Dearborn, WEAN Feb , At_Cleared, ship Tabor (new, of Bath), Otis, CHARLESTON, Fab 16ers red, achr Kenduskong, Wyatt, x 1°(BH, Yeaman, Liverpoo) vis Nor- Ballo aragossa, Ryder, NYork. Ronee 'N, Feb Re Pepi Arrved, ‘esh ‘Cerro Gordo, Hodg- aa, for Portsmouth. piven Pras Sarah pre bar) ee ak: for ton. cand’ railed ‘sn BE op ‘AM—In port, evening, schrs Cerro Gordo and Sarah & PR Hoots MONROF, Feb Lg tend in hy! ons vaipe % tym = ierigche te trom Porto Rico orasses stip! AO aL RIVER, Feb ae scbr J Paine, spe Bal- ALVESTO: ety and Gon edgwrek, Gitercala, Niort rig 540 dees, Sikiol Bre erat ion Tuskrived ech. schra Mi: si Stowe, Ragkes, ins eee ‘ore npc Se dobe PR gonfoe foie dria for Barbados: ae eax Raine Ml M on, hea (bef are tent, Jones ig atone Oriole, Stahl, gwen Hoy ae KEY WI 1—Ai schr Zayla, Crowell, NYork: (and sailed for ca A th, brig Georgia, Leighton, Na- Balti tress; 6th, schr White Sea, Jones, Cardenas for NYork ; teamiug Chataberlain, Dene, WX eres ith, : a Davia Nichols, Wyman, if W Hoo- oa . vod fea ablp Molocka, from Aspinwall (and pro- HY: ont ‘Teresa Cubana (Sp), Boli- NOWILE. Feb 18— Barcelona; Bri rca "8 Sp), Martl, Havana; ‘NO! POL, Feb I Arrived, Hendren, Prot een of ti we est fs four ons Freddie Walt jseredaie War ¥ Atwi soars my Feb Lint PM—Arrived, a i re Potnt, vail dain Beate eer sl Eis ano, Mallory froma ‘Boston, Pease cola. NORWICR, Ponte, hs Spray, Faller, NVore, NEW HAVEN, ib Arivedy ‘phe Joseph jn Pech, Tro. PR 3 makalite, Canli, Eltzabethport; 0 Haden, These Seeker, foe cone “i x and Anna J salteres, sb 18—Arrived, brige Harry Ste 5 Mary Centura Meroe Se Joba, ia Freeman, ‘Browo, odion icon, Eee ba ta Baker, ide Fd tute, from eu, omy son, Boston; W jacon, jLRA Mary E Facemire, Bhool cannes, a9 Rb 1s, 6 P3 ee ae or water: ark lack sot’ Brothers, Tor “a4 Clair Edt agua, wertto fea La Ting nN POR: IRELAND, Feb 17_—Arctved, ‘North American (Be, 3 anewre onspeiy hs Teaneaberyy th Franconia, aialiode cy Ban bi pe oF 1 S_Arrived, achre, Leonessa, Bavan a Banter Forue, Bigeitpart Ime, Cater joboken ; sloop Hi iy waailed df Schre Bite M Story, Ete, and Patterson Dik; Captiol, Roberts; Charm, rg Join Farnum, Kelly ahd Jaber 1, ‘White, Wicks, AY RYorn. ROOKLAND, Feb 1d—Atrived, schr Ocean Star, Woodman, ¥en lth, sebrs a, Henderson, NYork; Mtl grere" ‘Thorndik sand Georney a Vor eda “4 Meise, vob 18—Cleared, ship Alcatraz (Br), nebinwons Et on WARWAH Fa ve LM yanmar ship Minnesota, Queens- el iverpool WINTERPORT, Feb Feb 17—Arrived, schr Jas Henry, Sparks, regen SAN K RTOON American ik E, Dore, the Bend, in the EVEDI ike TELEGRAM of M S| A cen, MEDICAL REE irs ne ALAM, a Goat fe Balsam docs not contain ineral. wr D. Pearsall, now Inspector of State Prison at Trenton, YJ wes elphtson since adticted with cue erup= Hoi be “throat ‘Tonge and nose; was {wut the dene hid jate, raed joab, that tee Fes ibe own wei tlt be was wean tel to behold. He was indnoed by Ji soseph win, Beq., to give the Life Eelsam a irial, when in four healing n, and in a co! ively short time ve wae sealed’ oomepietely. City reference to x case—Brown & Goleta, Broadway, near Fortieth CHRONIC RHBUMATISM. From F. B; Conwa J, Tragedinn, Fark Theatss, Brooklyn, NY. M. Daw sina tee" ‘itn duty both ¢ o yourself and also to others who may be aflicted with that distressing diseases ebronie rheomatism, to add my testimony in favor of tl truly valuable meceine, to fe Balsam. For yeare I wae ated with theumacarn, in ite moat 5 tea Shee ier, I tried to obtain rellet from both ee ation 10 New Youn, wie mi nes Sa sorcerer BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN aierens States No a retlel No ig charge | ull diverse sion of agege for eery, ™ RL KING, U by cw at La om Brot -MOINTIRE & 00) A. BANKERS AND BROKERS, 816 Canal street and father, Dealers ip all kinds of Grverameat Seouriucs Se. 3 ver, fbreign and domestic, bought and gold at ine daily ations, “Information furnished and prises promply hed in Migeourl and Kentucky Lotteries, “TRE GREAT HAIR RESTORED, ARBY'S TKICOPHEROUS, nt ed Wy sate sor constant trial, is the Guly article that thag By cause & new gro’ Tie halved ay it and be couviuced. "Principal oftce 874 Peart street, New York. Amon "TR DIVORGES LEGALLY OBTAINED IX i eg ie ae aaa ks rune HOUSE, Atiorney, 18 jagsan street, K.—LET ALL SUPFERLN, rub B09 catarrh, noises ‘. #) NY MAN WHO OWNS A HOR: FFORD sane ovr 2 ght ge Artaas heals Gails and Sores while the horse cure doratcnes ine ngtance, and aé an ointment fou thie eles fa the wor and general use is fot equalled by any th the world. L-OFFICIAL, DRA Wie Missourf and Kent MISSOURL-BX(RA OF. State Lotteries, a geeqseay ‘19, 1889, 22 atts pat ot reunbant dy) a9 wy Ah th 4° = an WARY henge 14, vin xukny, 19, ge nh Be 1 Informastels fata Vat Latierien by J. GLUT Ey iver tou oti ceh, avang Broadway ond 10 Pule