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‘ehy possibility, tne country newepapers will be damaged by the adoption of either or both these measures. The bare fact of publishing the amount of circulation is ouly taking a transcript from the books of the United States assessors, and as for the price paid for legal advertising, every newspaper man in the State—country bred or city fed—knows that the prosent price for such advertising is so beggarly as to be scarcely suflicient to buy the chips to light the fires in a country printing Office. Besides all this our country contempora- ies should remember that this is a progressive age. Steaia, electricity and religious revivals ‘re producing a° marked change all over the land. Immigration is pouring in, aud although the tnerease of natives of the original Kaicker- bocker stock does not quite reach the por- centage it should and did in former days, yet ‘we can calculate upon a fair supply of the genuine old leaven with which to give a bright trace of American vitality to the blood of pos- terity for ages to come. Therefore, in the natural course of events, the spirit of progress will, sooner or later, reach our country cousin and satisfy him that there is no use grumbling if the Legislature or any other body shall in- sist upon fooreasing the receipts of one branch of his advertising business twenty-five per cent, That will do for a beginning, The other eloments referred to will keop matters progressing until he will finally wax into a broad grin of good humor and bo compelled to exclaim, in the words of exchange, “Things is movin',” ao _Domoralization in Bverysning seems to be teuding rapidly toward « general smash-up of the wretched republic of Mexico. Demogalizution is uni- versal, Public and private virtue seems to have been cnguifed in a common maelstrom of corruption and abuses. The present govern- ment is a compound of venality and imbecility and has placed the country on the high road to complete prostration after an naexampled epoch of anarchy and contusion. Jiarez aad his adversaries seem to be striving to outdo each other in this work of general demoraliza- tion. While one pretends with a weak and quivering baad to administer the governiient for the benefit of his partisan followers the other factions are gorging themselves like famished wolves upon the vitals of the poor republic. Negrete, the rival of Juarez, takes the city of Puebla, robs and debauches it, withdrawa after three days’ occupation, sub- upc attacks a government force, defeats it, and marches toward the capital at the head of a revolutionary army. Revolutions have broken out all over the country—in Yucatan, Quiroga, Nuevo Leon, and so on. Ex ent and alarm prevail every: where. Inoculated with the epidemic of lawlessness by the rapacity of the so-called superior classes, the common people are fasi relapsing into a condition of semi-barbarism, brigandage and moral irresponsibility. The country seems to have escaped from the con- trol of Maximilian and the French in order to precipitate its own decline and fall and to pave the way for its final absorption by the United States. In this demoralized condition of Mex- ico what is the duty of our government? It is plainly, in the first place, to adopt measures to stop the spread of the existiug political dis- orders, as we would confine the limits of a physical epidemic that threatened to enter our borders. In the next place it is to proceed to restore order and establish a stable government over this portion of the American Continent andthe American race. We believe the mass of the thinking Mexicans are sick io the heart of the harassing fends and fights into which the country is being continually plinged by unscrupulous leaders of every faction, who can, backed by a few cutthroats, raise forced con- tributions from unprotected towns and villages and maintain an unbridled career of pillage and gapine. The day has come when action must be taken on the Mexican question as it now stands by this government, and among the very first acts of General Grant’s administra- tion should be the adoption of initiatory mea- sures to bring about a peaceful annexation of Mexico to the United States. In no event can the Mexican people be worse off than they are in their present demoralized condition, and the prospect is that they will be vastly bene- fited by annexation, Where is Geavral Rose- crans? Is his mission a failure? Mexico, TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS. Hennessy and Scott, convicted of burglary in Wo- burn, Mass., have been sentenced—the former to ten and the latter to nine years in the State Prison. G. W. Crouch & Co,’s sawmill on the island Detween the river and canal, at Rochester, was Gestroyed by fire Tuesday night. Loss, $25,000; in- surance $10,000, Lot Namiin, aged eighty-six years, one of the first settlers of Augusta, Me., and for many ycars a promi- nent business man, died last evening. He served in the war of 1812, The pigeon shooting, match at Toronto between Pay ne, of Boston, and Warren, of Toronto, yesterday = $2608 bone a a each, resulted in favor of Usa in the town of as "Tenn, moameerec ten. connecting with other bul = ie ortion or ou ‘west side of the publ pubes Tacare oh teen HOUSES A sult has been instituted at poe by Captain Benjamin John Frazer bag John Wicks and onners for the recovery of $415,000 in gold, seized by them as a vigilance CoMMilive in L461, and aiso $10,000 dawages. ‘The bit for the promotion of medical science, le- galizing the study of sanomy by ailowing spre claus to be ey cog Any sutjects jor dissect. wa p — ia the Mame Senate yesterday, by a vee [4 wo 10, Frank Swift, of New York city, and BF. T. Good. rich, , of Chleage, will skate at Buffalo on Saturday evening for the championship ot America and a diamond medal. Delegations irom ail patis of the country will be present. Anarew tor, @ colored Poon gl of Richmond, va. pi to "ye charged with the mur- det’ of lus wits, Who died bc ferday moraing. It pears Taylor had ravished his step. iter and nk reaee was a the fact, ier death was On On buieeey lal m ae two brothers named Luten and ble started @ wan n to waik across the rairio from Carroll station, fowa. Yesterday morn- Tne the older twiton and Dibble were found frozen dead, and young Luten so badly frozen that lis foot and Lands will have to be amputated, THE INDIANS, Starving Condition of Osngo Indiane=Ra- tions Insced to them by General Sherk dan, The following despatch has just been received by the Executive Committee of the United States Oom- missioners from Mr. Vincent Colyer, who is now on his way to visit the Indians at Fort Cobb and others in.that vicinity, by invitation of Major General Wil- lem B. Hazen, now in bate of that eer nym, Keneee, ony Fabs 80 , oe. Seger ae Se a iw, entratis and mi aavont about government until ear ine ‘It fs their land claim to have StS tssae ot nee, NEW YORK HERAL D, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1869 TELGGRAPHIG NEWS |. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD Sale of the Danish West Indla islands to the United States Urged in Denmark, THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA. Recapture of La Guanaja by the capers Viag. NiA. The Expedition to La Cannaia Succenstales | Att Yerted Ouirree aud uceeestuat ‘The Insurgent Fortitication Bombarded and Carried by Assautt=“reeps Marching to the Kelie! of Puerto Principe—Address at Gone eral Duice to the Nove('omerinsivacd Oficers of the Voluntieor. cur “1 in the (nee of Young Grout. RICHMOND, Keb, 24, 1459, a flendis.8 ou * upon HAVANA, Feb, 24, 1869, The naval expedition to La Guanaja was com- pletely successful. The fortifications erecied there by the tasurgents were drat bomba: the fleet, ‘Troops were then landed and ‘he works were carried by assault, ‘The rebels witharew and retreated into the country. A perimauent garrison of regulers was teft in the town. On Sunday two battalions of troops marched frou La Guanaja to the relief of Puerto Principe. Captain Generai Dutce yesterday addressed the sergeants and corporals of the voiunteer forces, ex- hortag tem to maintain order and obedience and disconntenance all dangerous agitation, A large number of rebel prisoners have been brought to thts city and more are expected, ‘The sugar manufacturers demaua reiief from the burdens of taxation and protection for their pro- ducts, which, they complain, have decreased one was detecte 4 by nis wit rible purpose. and frightened an end to her es ‘istence, four that was afte twaris made into bread, which his wife ave’ for supper, ing the most in ‘Tyler ia now rape and inure: nse charges of murder, teut in the Voard ussasain #on case out of nearly 300 talesinen suuminoned, UIET PREVAILING IN HAVANA. | ura. Q . y ‘The Preusa adyovates the re-establishment of ex- CALIF waked Fle " ne near nna WANA “taal mt ‘ Arrival of © Wow." at San Fran. General Dulce’s Address to the | xew vor? MS WO! (04 moraing om | acomsnte of Gold by the txbnRroasmrer. oo SAN FRANCISC%), Feb. 24, 1860, Awseurs=The Expedition to Arrival of More (| Volunteers. Puerto Principo=-A Buttle © ctod—few | China. They were taken from the ship under dilantin nanan Plautations Workiug in sautiagomAttack | a guard of the police to pikes designated oo a Speulsh Convoy by Insurgents. by th headmen, An effort} was made HAVANA, Feb, 24, 1969, ‘The resignation of the Galted States Consul Gene- Resignation of the United Siates Consul General. to seize some of them, and some of 4c rival parties were wounded, The police prevented a general ral at Uus place, which was tendered some time ago, | Night. Great excitement exists im the C!binese quar- Bee | EUS ECE ey AT has been accepied by the Presilont. Me a ee ae o mmissioned of “ee . e Su ei e issued propot The besa Gc med ofticers of the volunteer | gute of oue million dobre in gold, whieh bas eltoited Ame A 1) a ion tad an audience wit! pteim General bids for from $17,000 to $109,050) each at erican Encroachmonts on Canadian Duice to-~day. at which they were told that they had Hb alg — mchupens fates se Fishing Grounds. uiisunderstood the decree of pardon to rebels issued | ceive any of the bida. ‘The mreution to omer the gold oO ; afier the amnesty pr mu hadexpired. The | wus Kuown betore buat oifleer rece'ved his instruc. ation Wis sal pry to the men, who re- | Hons, anc Seen ene eae larg by Generat Naygiee, at 4 mach pleased at the result of the interview, San Joss, was de troyed by fire to- fhe toss ts Canadian Ships Being of the voluateer officers at $i 0,000, mctuding a large » Of Woative g which tt was announced 3 Crowded Out. that Commundant Kessel, 8 Cuban, commandiag Sixth regiment of volunteers, had been super- LOUISIANA. | ail, A transport from Spain arrived hore 690 cbaaseurs. The Vow de Causa calls atic law which makes all persous ENGLAND. Bill to Abolish Universtiy Tosts Brought Into the Engtish Prytiament, Lonvon, Feb. 24, 1469, The Goneelsusacin ¥ of the. “One Per Cent Tax Aflirmed=Fire In New Orleans. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24, 1852. Chief Justice Ludeling, of the Supreme Court, to- to-day with tion to the Spanish ent ou the isiand for five years subjects of Spain day delivered an opinion. reversing the decision of , Jo the mouse of Commons last eventig Solcitor ‘fhe gunboats which left Nu 3 for the purpose | te Seventh District Court that one per cent tax is General Coleridge introduced @ bul to abolish unl | osorored Guanaga ont i insi., ond a smati gar. | 8Acoustitutional, and dissolving the injunction versity tests, rison was placed mn the against the coliectton of the tax, ‘An expedit Alarge fre occurred ut two o'clock this morning, in DENMARK. treet, opposite the 77mes newspaper oftice, Princspe, fo pectin store, and city. As the Sale of the Danish West Ledia Islands to the Nes Gey Aust United States Advocate between the belligerents is ant Covpnaacen, Feb. 24, 1860, weave sce General Raasioett, Minister of War and former ain | 2" POOR Ran EAE Tete Tesoro tnctied 1, Eulormation frond dated the 11th, re- se of the Danish West India Iglands to the United | oo +3 that on that day a force of instirgents in three LLINGIS States, attacks w ayabal and took seventeen horses r “i and a consi quaniity of provisions. eekha MMAR : TURKEY, AND PERSIA. Intelligence {rom Santiago de Cuba states that of | 1@rae Fires in Chicago and Altou—Homicide ly a Wowan. Cuicado, Feb. eighty piantations in that jurisaiction on te Hostilities Between the ‘Two Countries Sus ay is there any grinding of cane going on. There are :. 2 Ceca cum, Feb, 24, 1999, | Neither luborers nor cattie in tie bmiance. BPS scar creinte races ate lobe co ‘The hostilities between Persia and Turkey wave |, 4 despateh trom Manzaniio reporis that ou tle Apiaceae calla ob bite seo elie: 38-9 “ 20th instant af oree of insurgents attacked @ yee regbdihaaee iy bes SUCH: SAAPONASS TEER ‘SHO AEPHESE OT ARA TIMER AOR ay at Yara w was en roe for that place. | 700m of Hi. W. Parsous, His ioss is about $12,000, bassador, sti now on the way to i i city. Reports of the resuit‘arsicontradietory-and uns a nister & Phe! FRANCE. oe i a Pho Cholera at Sav irgs de CubsewThe Ty Dille, Nilsson to Come to the United States. is Pluadering nod Destroying tite Pinuta- Pawts, Feb. 24, 1869, tions—The Sugar Market. y Ithas just been made known here that Mr. Tay- HAVANA, Fob, 24. . med Wel ton fatally shot a man named Igure, the agent of Mr. James Fisk, Jr, of New York, from Santiago de Cuba are uc abie. | John Devine, on Monday wight, while 4 Ato : igh ane he was atteinp 2. bas signed a coutract with the great Swedish prima The cholera do: Ot wl waite aad th 2 intne Erate ing ot nde rade eainced tues donna, Mile, Nilsson, for her appearance at Fisk's | plundering and roying the plan strictioa bili is yet betore the Judiciary Couupittee, Grand Opera Honse, in New York. Mule. Nilsson is | vicinity. una its pas: ted. The revolutionary General Figneredo nas issucd strict orders to hia subordimates to respect all pro- perty and estates owned by French citizens. Uane-grinding lia’ commenced on a few planta- tons in the Santiago district, bub it is not expected that more than half a crop can be realized this seuson. Atmertean provisions are wanted on the plantations in the provinces of Nuevitas, Givara and Manzantito, With few e Ms caue-grindtag has aot com- menved on these p) ions. The Captain General nas issued a proclamation imposing additional export and import duties, a list of which was given in a prévious deapaten. — ‘The North German Lioyd’s steamer Bavaria sailed to receive £4,000 per month, to mciude twenty per- formances in the month, at $1,000 goid per night, the expense of her retinue, consistiag of thirteen persous, to be borve by Mr. Fish. Her perform- auces in the United States are limited to 140 nights, to commence next winter at the Grand Opera House in New York. These are about the same terms at which she agreed to appear in Eng- land, and which she has thrice heretofore rejected when offered for her appearance in the United States, Mle. Nilsson has created a furor wherever she has been, and she is undoubtedly the greatest prima donna of modern times. THE NEW DOMINION. —— CACMVET. m the Cinctnnatl Chronicle, Feb. 22.) iu possession of ialorwation of such an nud rel. table ch as to lead us to be- reve that t , a3 already made ap, has the vane of Mr. Wi ‘idiaun ‘Dennison on tt us Vosimas- ter General. CABINET HUMOR. (“rom the Pauadeipom Post, Feb. 24.) We hay vo retrained from noticiug any of the reports couceraing the Jormation of the uew 4; bat now, baying possession of certain in- formation trom a positty liable source, we feel Warranted tn stating val Grant's Cabines will consist of gous! — State--Acom an to-day for New Orieans. Eacroachmeuts of American Fishermen in the Sugar quiet; buyers demand a reduction, Offers have been made at 10); reats for No, 12, ae is Bay of Fandy. St. Joun, N. B., Feb. 24, 1869, pnigen ood fates at 2ic. in terces and oie. Aliorney Ge al—Deernons Sue, ie tins. Exchange on London, U4 a i6 per cent pi e These gentiemen al! come from the States north Numerous complaints have been made of the | pgm; on Faris, 2 a 2) per ceut preminm; on | and south of Masom and DMxon’s lige and west of encroachinents of American fishing vessels in the | United States, saxty days, un gold, 3 per ceut | the Mississippi rtver, and the list may ehed upou Bay of Fundy, where as many as fifty or sixty are hort as adda anise enane ies al, wa far more correct than guy yet pubi engaged in herring fishing. Accounts from Deer Isiand state that the harbors are crowded so full of American vessels and nets tai the Canadian fishermen can hardly get their nets down tu their own grounds. Heavy Snow Storm—Raiiroads Completcly Blockaled—Lumber Operations Broken Up.” MONTREAL, Feb. 24, 1869, Travel on the railroads cast and west is still very much obstructed on account of the snow on tho track. No trains have arrived or left to-day. The storm ceased last night, but another is imminent. ‘The storm was very severe at Pembroke and in the lumbering regions on the Ottawa river and its tribu- taries. itis thought the lumber operations for the winter will be completely checked. TENNESSEE. JAMAICA. Hon, Columbus Delano, of Obie, Mr. Rollins’ Successor a8 Commissiouer of interval Reve- wes {Washiagton (Feb. 23) correspondence of the Bostoa Advertiser. } Tue Commissioner of Internal Revenue under Generat Grant wil be the fon. Columbus De- lano, of Olio, He has sereed six years in Con- gress, and his term exptres on the sch of next mouth. He is regarded as one of the purest and most upright mea in pablic live, and has always taken a leading position im the discussion of internal revenue matters, General Grant has for # long ime had the highest confidence in hs official and personal iutegrity, gna did what he could to further the move- ment made last summer in lis tnterest for this place. Mr, Delano was not then, nor has he been since, an applicant for the position, But when, in June or July, Commissioner Kollins signttied his earnest desire to quit the office, a consultation of leading men here was held, ag the result of which Mr. Delano consented to acce| the Death from Vomito~ Arrival or bans at Kingston—Oll Phyzintions to be Worked, Havana, Feb. 24, 1309. Intelligence from Kingston, Jamaica, las been re- ceived nere. On the 15th imet. the captain of the vessel Luisa Crocket died at that port of the vomito, Several of her crew were dangerously i with that disease. She was loaded and ready to sail for New York, Cubans continue to arrive at Kingston in large numbers, Quarantine accommodations are being enlarged, Anumber of old and hitherto neglected planta- tions are being got in readiness to be worked again, the government having promised to importa large Meeting of the Tennesseo River Improvement tent irom Presideat Johnson if was Convention. aha ee eae — pay Mr. Rollins, Mr KB Be. Nigger | CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 24, 1860, MISSOURI. Senator Wilson, Seustor Sherman, Schenck, Seustor Cattell, Mr. Hooper and yo made efforts rough Secretaries Seward and McCulloca to induce Mr. Johnson to uominate him to tae Senate, but without success, though it ‘was understood that he could be unmediately con- firmed, and would be kept in office by General Grant if he were elected Preafdent. in December iast, when Mr. Rollins again ex, a wish to retire, a second wusuccessful effort eure the appointment of Mr. Deiano. Gen- eral Grant then, througn a trusted friend, conveyed to Mr. Rouins a request to bold the Comnissionership unt the end of Mr. Johnson's term, which Mr. Rollina consenved to do if not forced to leave by the condition of his Samaiiy. The The Tennessee River Convention, comprising dele- gates from Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Ohio, -Virginia and Pennsylvania, met at ten o'clock. Governor Patton, of Alabama, as temporary chair- man, spoke a short time, calling the attention of the smveution to the vast importance of the object for which they had met, and gave some information about the work already done on the river, showing the effete which had been made from time to time to improve navigation. Temporary secre- taries were appointed from the soveral States Seizure of Dlicit Whiskey—Movements of General Sherman and General Sheridan. Sr. Lours, Feb. 24, 1869, ‘Twenty-five barrels of distilled spirits from Cher- fleld & Co., New York, was seized to-day for non- Dagmaent ¢ of taxes. jeneral Sherman and his military secretary, Colo- ne! Dayton, left tis afternoon for Washington. General Sheridan was expected here in time to ac- company them, but has been Seiad Jt ts thought that General Sheridan wit! be assigned to the com- “ b issioner some time.agu notutied Gene- represented. ©n motion of Mr. Kirby, of mand of this prey division i Xi em Sher- present Comrutsel cane ae net Tennessee, @ committee of two from each | MAN asstimes ae hata tes of cane at Washingtoa. Tal Grant gs poste Silat tee. Saapureuens and the next President then testifed his confidence mm Mr. Delano by tendering him the jace, Therd is reason for thinking that the yeneral at one time thou ved ogering him @ posi- tlon in the Cabinet, thor the Revenue ag eqaal in importance to any see hip. ever this may be, Mr. Delano has accepted the ten- der of the comoissionersbip, aud the nomination will be iaid before the Senate soon after those of Camnet members, Those most Gouversant with revenue matters and the abtlittes of Mr. Nelana are confident that he will prove a vigiant and capavie omicer. State on permanent organization was appointed. On acall of States 176 delegates reported present, White the Committee on Organization was out Mr, Gaw, engineer of the Tennessee Improvement, ad- dressed the Convention, reciting facts aud Agures regarding the river improvement. zi Commiitee on Organization reported as rManent oficers:—Governor Bullock, of Georgia, President; Messrs, Chamberlain and Divine Vice Presidents, and Mexsra, Kirby and Keuariwk See- retaries, A committee of three from each State on reso. Intions was appointed. A letter was reat from Governor Brownlow, approving the object of the Convention and promising to use lis teat efforts to secure a suMcient appropriation for the completion of the proposed improvements. The wention reassembled at two o'clock this &fiernoon. The Commitiee on [\exolutions reported, MASSACHUSETTS. Suicide nt Webster—Burgiaries ia Worcester, Worcester, Feb. 21, 1869, Mr, Kimball Bates, of Webster, committed suicide by shooting limself this afternoon. He was about thirty-five years of age and leaves a family. ‘The Bay State Insurance Company's ofice, two insurance agency oMcea and the Internal tevenge Collector's office In this city were entered by bur. jg 2 ee see in obtauuny only a small amount of money and Ktamps. The Committee on Tuacation visited the Free Inatitute of Industrial Science in this city so-day for no of examiding into the proposed State c THE PAIZE RINK, (atlagher Challenged by Allow to Fight Again in One Week tor $1,000 a sides St., Lowis, Feb, 24, 1869, reo the feasiiility of the pronosed impravement ~ last nigat the fotlo of the Tennessee river at a moderate cost, as demon- «+ Ata late hour last nF ian wing challenge strated by i Generaie Humpirers. Wait Tare Fires ln BostoneNarrow Kacape frome) 4 to Gallagher, the winner of the prige fight (and, other nived Buates Horrible Death. yesteriiay:=- showed that its Fo opeaiig to navigation ‘3 otemanted Bostox, Fed. 24, 1869. Sr. Lous, Feb. 23, 1869, by large mercantile and popular mectings in various A fire at nine o'clouk this morning gatted tha drst | 4 pereny challenge Me. Gharies UH. Gallagher to reas tothe importaie of the Wo Ho pean, td floor of store No. 5, T wharf, oscupled by W. H. | fight 3 isa faae ee on ers tight fom to the Resowve that a committee of of be appointed to | Kimbali for the vale of Keroweae il. ‘There wets Pew rulen of g1,000 8 shia u0e “ore. late te ine memorialize Congress forty barrais of oi all Igane Carpheti's saloon = ith = FE yf ide Wome img COE aaaccaelaliansopacrgadcaandanetaied ta fs strvolg, a dtve_ dopoutt OW. tab tase; e Importance to Goorgia of opening | “Later in the even a fire rake out in the ratit. Prece ta We, Gallaghes ve epoett o8. the river. The report wee ‘sop toa | REEF ator” Of FW “Poon 144 Court st whee tocover tt ‘THOMAS ii as the courm(tiee to memoratt pee Tuated at on witch there te 60 ise, mecat ghey Lue io nd omar ‘Tenane ne Dongrens d General Weller addressed the Convention, neta 83,000 Int ity company, of Ne New Tork. The tora (key cak gous bar a pone ae aan, his Fe yee A in ly eon voto ane of 146 es Mad peo ose Ra he purpose oF making & ra’ ne [ore one Roan of dre By unanimous consent Getieral Weller was s daided es teatalivant Utes oF the famen mete anally ren: A Mifvliagha has not ae yet accepted Allen'é chal- We Simei era enn Cana Fro the ehitd Story windows, cugo. saaintitist the business of the Convention vas. any NOE. seizime OF A TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. burt aud Gari lessra, Hurl! patton ef and O'Neil, of Alabama, Ww executive commitice, Adjourned ry ‘nest at the Call Of the executive committee. Martial Law tn Tennesner, NASAVILLR, Feb, 24, 1900, ‘The President on Wednesday transinitwed tv the Senate « large number of appointments tn the army, among them John T. Spraguo, Thomas Wilson, Mil- jahant Ny Ciao a Aben Meng Alao the vai ame tabe wale, Four tne revenue law, the Four hunared militia have been sont to .Géies | prevet for lant an eornetces sori: valued from et 36, ety wo urned over ppd where martial law bas been deat ‘This | are many other brovet Appalmmonts ponding a the to to Uullector ‘4 keeping, watil en lavestigation tue county ia which tho Ka Kiug can be TRIPLE SHEET. i Wifte Po wowing iu Kichmond—Pwo durarm Ses Yester day afternoon, while attempting to commit n® person of his step- dangbter, Wary Ann Burtey, Alpert Yyler, a negro, , the girl’a mother, who, by entreaty, tea,t4 and force, defeated him in his hor- he then tlreatened to disciose the fact and brim," him to justice, which so enraged him that he determined to put With this object Tyler obtained & quanti ‘y of arsenic, wnich he mixed in and During the night she was attuckod $y Convulsions, and after susfer- ugony expired this morning. to vulswer the double charge of There seems to be a carnival of crime here, five persons bemg now com ‘aed in toe city jails on Unly two juvora lave a¥ yet been found compe- About 490 Chinese women arrrve: t dy the steamship liconse than with it. ‘The law was- unconstitational siouers & judiciary, ant it placed restrictions upon che : particilar trade trom which otuer trades were the jaw tulended that ts should be an unendurable tyranuy. all mm favor agwuss any change by a re Savbath was an American ri should be yermiiied — to Sabbaia che sweep the deepest pit. von, and We Was proua of it. ues were im fav@® of the law. indaite mischie: to the temperance canse, Society atter suc uient, | ing pearly and It Was 50 ID other disiricts. i ed upon as responstbie for the law. shey had formerty liberally given, and they lost a good aeal of the syipatily of the’ public in conse- quence of thus obnoxious law. Father Matthew men of Kings county endorsed the oue who did uot agree with him opinions. was made for @ class. ‘he poor man could not get bs necessary refresament on Sunday, bul he (air. ‘ott because he Kuew where tue houses were where the proprietors could affurd to buy off the policemen, peaceabiy observed, le did not like druax i Westchesver and come home to the city. Sew york and go qnietiy over Harlem bridge into on pct to a moderate Excise law, but be did not like oue Which made every policeman his master. morntug, whea he promises to answer the argu- meals. Oneida county. oft of Gouverneur. Amending the act relative to the village of Piermont. Amending the charter of Union ratiroad companies are requi isgue of stocks and Journment from Saturday, Feoruary 27, to March 8 at hali-past seven P.M. amended #0 as to read shen Seeees Oy & vote of is to's. to print the debates of the Senate aa reported by the and Unis State. act to supply vacancies Works; amending Ue claret a the. Gmigrants’ la dustriad, Savings Bank. fes@or Ggidwin Smith aud Goperst Franz Sigel. special gomuuitee to investigate the aitairs of the *” Chion Exp. Campany be increased to re wit power to send for persons and papers. Between Ove And stx o'clock Inst evening, tnapec- jtors Hepburn and Kling, acting under ordets fram Supervisor Watcher, seized for alleged veolation doun Seat ure, located on Ug 8 invoewwresst Wat and Greenwich, streets. is THE STATE CAPITAL. | 23suim,tud maintenance opera no Kor and Againat the Moetropotican Daciic Law Mefere the Cowmitice ou Luter- nal Adairs. construct ttawinsv ay in the office fog ror for igo yecanay + Ausany, Feb, 24, 1209, | Lawville, | Le ews, gouty: i aon ame fo The Metropoulan Excise law, upou which at pre- | Lincoin iat rovsdiage lor payment of Sent great interest Is centered, was be‘are the Com- seasors for sctvicon in 1968, mitice ou Internal Aftairs this eveniag, aud it Was a ene enemy meri and pay. argued for four hours witn great spirit and ap | ing Ean arnt as pursaant to laws of or 186%. was by carnesingss thal proved both the advocates and | 3 v 10 43, neider the opponents of » modidcaion to the law se AT ane ae a aa ae ae bi a3 LOW existing to be wound upto the fine lemper Of siecl, Mr, Skeels, of Niagara, the only democrat on ule commitiec, was in the chair. There was a BILLS ANTRODUCHD, By Mr. Bemus—To amend the revised statutes 4 relation to the right of personal property large representation of New York democrats ama a |“ By Mr. CAMHRON—For Closing up the affaire‘of the auinerous deiegauon of Germans from New Yor | Chautauqaa aa banks, pit 2 Mr. BasseTt—Repealing laws of 1363 in refer> to the Manoock Union School ny Mie Day—Chartering: the Little Falls Savage By Mr. Moser.y—Authorizing the Common Coune® of Brooklyn to a? and dapeca® 3 Twenty-tifth street By Mr. Jacow—Ulosing part of ee sordey, city, all, or nearly all, republicans, headed by Major General Franz Sigel and Mr. Otter- bourg, ex-United States Conaul to Mexico, These appeared in favor of some modification of the law, a3 did alae the New York represetitatives, Messrs, Mitchell, Plunket, Murphy, Nachtnian’ and bigs mn. E Consolidating the French Bethiet Hartman. George Bliss, Jr, legal adviser of the | ,2¥ MF. Hopaes hare ot Now York cay Excise Board, and Rev. Mr. ‘Taylor, from the Kings County Central Temperance Association, appeared in favor of the law as it stands, General siegel, ia aX argumentative speech, introduced a bill of Mr. Hodges, of « rook}: which, he -said, Was not Inteude vo repeal the pemsent ety bute to atuvad suci portions of it ws were, in the opintén of 4 large number of cittzens of New York, oppressive and unmoral, He objected to arbitrary arrests by the Pilgrim Baptist oe ae Second German Sam entra Johns ee construction of By Mr. Hantman—To amend section 3, chapter 400, of peer ot 1865. I yee pene! the construction railroads in the city of oer ‘ors and to-raise s police, aud denounced the section Wich Fie MILL. B—I og a child to become the accuser “ot ite Soe tae "Gray. aval Coie i890 rnin 43 uuvatural. it was not moral nor proper. ie | for purchase junction Vanai oy asked that liquor sores should only ve closed from one o'clock A. M. to four A. M. and until two P.M. on Sundays. He proposed that violations of the jaw should be paumshed by tine aod imprison-* against bauve fatuer Jor suilabie educaiton and a share yf the pro- pears not cxceeding one-half, which woul be in- 1 legitimate ehild; ment, like oiMer mysdemeanors, aud not by rited by a also Can aA 4 revocation of tue — licen: further, tnet name of the father, Alo regulating te aa.opdon the violator should be reper agi culidren, tate, and pot urrested and imprisoned by a By Mr, Davis—Incorporating the Cornwalb Sus poltcsman., General Sigel’s bill contains Live sec- | Pension Bridge Company. tious. Le mule an earnest defence of the rights of | | By Mr. N. B.. SaurrH—Amending laws relatiee te the e ad measurement or CT pal pee By Mr. W. W. CamPseti—! : sivuction of the Cooperstown aud Vailey Railroad, and Lopes towns and Herkimer counties to aid —— r 339, 09, lane of { ven 3 Couulcyuel by Cujoy te Labiis Lo whicu they Were accustomed, whether on Suuday or any other day, provided tho jaw Was nob infringed upon, Mr. Miteheil, of New York, followed, 8 mply lay- ing @ series of points im javor O: @ Modincetion of fae law. These points deciare the law a (auure. By Mr. Hustep—To amend cha; There was there dauor sold ia New York without a 1860; also chartering the Irving of the city of Brooki: ya ier Se. Hopass—Amending the Metropolitan a- cise law. aud decision in its Iavor by the Court of Appeals was only obtained becauae the kxcise d nad a sum of — millions in fits hands, and MISCKLLANEOUS, vecause 1b feared that 1b would be run down with Mr. Jacons introduced a resoiution req , Omr lawsuits by the hquer dealers whoui it had robbed, | Senators and Re; ves Louse their best es ( wie tue law created the Police and the Excise Coumis- | 1 secure the repeal of the Tenuge of Ofice act. , . 0® bate arising it went over under the rule: Mr, BaMpen introduced.a ste aotton questing the Governor to investigate the — & e—4 against the Commissioners-of the Ni Police, and to take such actiow as he may mak 3 proper and necessary for the protestion of the mon 1 & a 1 lad of the people of said Niagara Frony « © trict. Mr. Ray called up his revelation with reference 't © the reduction of te on coal goiug from tidewate f» igi it was defeate: Recess until evening. Eveniug Session, ALBANY, Feb. 26, 2860, BILLS GROERAP TO A THIRD Baeoors. Amending the charter of the village of Mohawl ; amending the act opening Latayette square, fe a lyn, gassed 1567; amending the charter of the Publ ange; providing means for the extension ‘ot Chengnogo canal. ‘The Asgembly adjourned, itman delivered a loug argument in behalf eral sigel’s bul. Le asked i the iramers of adr. Taylor, in a fervid speec! i hardague, said he represented 23,000 tem- irookiyn, many of them belonging ew Sovwties, “He said they were i v4 Bx law and bad protested it resolution. ‘The het He Sho be grateiu) for fathers which he be the urm, he said, that should nst its ral He was not only in of the law, out if he bad his will he would Wuole ‘iquor inverest and. trade into te le was a radical fanatic on this ques- replied by stating that he was alt his ip Mian, never touched Liquor in his arn iilled every position um temperance socie- , and he denied tuat we Vather Matthew socie- ‘this law had done Look Out for the Next Telegram Cartoon, LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT TREVORAM CARTOON. LOOK OCT FOR THE NBXT TELBGRAM CARTOON. LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT TELEGR&M CARTOON. LOOK OUT FOR THE NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOOM. iy had crumbled away since its eaact- luis own district three societies,once number. ) members, had nearly dwindled away, ‘rhe societies were Tue liquor 1s withdrew tueir assisiance from them, which “THE IDES OF MARCH REMEMBER. HE IDES OF MARCH REMDMBERS HE z RC! A i, “THE IDES OF MARCH Rew sania “7HE IDES OF MARCH REMEMBER.” Apanipieg mas Murray Hi. The Pump: aging having: been sticedas lle doubted that the dmade sy re id BO prove: Tis’ covet cosnoniites na‘ Saslty moeniges Somos ooratieas ere 3 resvluti _ B water ligreeeys Cg gr gy oa o Ri r. ‘Taylor—By their delegates in conven- | {74's in niany houses on tion they did. aa No. tt Duane ausect. Soionei Murphy said—Two or three delegat perhaps, who did not understand the matier. oar iAvention Called 4 step Bele. ef Twenty. - Murply aenouaced the language used by the | ¢lzht Boulevard Lota, comprising the entire lock reverond gentieman. He thought that a ma who Biguretrenti atte Pica tegen ice ne! wane preacted religion from the pulptt shauld not call Pi paw re erntog re So toadae (Thursday) Feb. by 1980s as Mceiaem, upon Godin such terms as “palsy me pe any At te xchadge -ecaibeumane No. Til Broadway. batarian Mr. Olterbourg said that although & repub:ican he opposed the taw asa faure ant a despotism. It A Cure for Cougs, ac HON Ps BALE EXTRACT Nov hog Muttay otoeee Merit.—“Browwe 7 are the Carney renee . this cous oo foe Throat Digoaee tite popularity ts based tneciy which canood be oad rbourg, got his iager iu the morning as usual, ot many, une reparaitoos "in dhe ead There was more liquor drauk in New York | but weak ‘aoqesuetcaae on Sunday now than ever before. For part, whe he wanted the peas. to be All Corns or Difficulties on Saecoms= the Feet fally treated by Dr. R. H. aa tot Bocadwag, between aa er ourteenth A.Novelties in in Dry Goods. BRADBURY, corner Bowery aud ES AES ot Lord @Paylor.) Batchelor’s _E Hale Dye.—The world, Serabrisee: harmless, retinble, ous, Factory "roan ONE Brokaw Brother Great ‘Clothing Novag, ace qa, (iente and boys; wholesale and retail; opposite Barker, Haman Hair Merchant.—Wiee , Bands, Cara, Chg calenente Braids -tue best aod cheapestia tht | work a the evenin, He would rather see them get drunk is Westchester when they gor through. He did not air, Bliss deferred his remarks unui to-morrow Lng WEW YORK LEGISLATURE. SENATE. ALBANY, Feb, 24, 1869. BILLS REPORTED. Cold-ine wit Cure Your Cold. Try Oi Providing compensation for the Supervisors of | Sold Rh ae RUSHTON'S, 1@-Astor House, comer ¢ of ¢ Amending ute charter of the viitage | “°F Amending tite charter of the village kimer. Bvery ¥ Catlery of reny Desentpeions retaily at J. CURLEY & BRO.'S, 132 Nassac strect, smear Sooke gp Springs. Fixing the salaries of assessors and over- Cristadore’s Unrivalled Hair Dyo.—Solda a4 acers of the poor of Utica. Incorporating the Ladies’ | applied at No. 6 Astor House. fanateciony ee Maiden ia ig. Union ae tye of the Methodist Episcopal church palin ae pa —— _ ab Now York cit seonuriows. to attond meetings printed in the nentest aor, stag koure natlee, jee, and twont: ‘cont less than. Fe eek hated ee. rs eee ee METROLOLITAN | (OR PRINTING 1 staBLishMEht, Nassasssireet. tae time within which to report as to the bonds is extended tweaty been Mr, TWssD called up tne resovuien for au The resolation was iy, February 26, aud. was |}. Electricity ‘chronic disease ‘teenth street. Cure of Acat ¢ Aopied Sorsmmuiie Kor ea: . amd Me. MonGan called from the table the resolution frm the BULLS INTRODUCED, . BANKS—. the revised statutes re- Leok Out fer the om Telegram Car’ .con, Ch adambepoeeien Bett tod tye! 1s 1 3OOm. (BY, Mr. Nicuots—amending the code. of. proce LOOK SUT FOR THE NEXT AM Oecd SOOM: ure, — ‘Mr. KeNNADY—Providing for keeplag vooks of — pevral indices by county ‘olerka. WARCH REWEMBY RnR“ fy ae aeaxtonn—amenting om wes mame te | TUE IBER OF EARSH RAMEMY i newspapers tarecetvanot tow Tuan Mtg not-move | “rig [Bes SF Ram REMER, fn: than seventy-fve cents for folto. “THE IDES OF 3s BR By Mr. an pateet moapenr pe the act. simgdifying abridging practiee and proceedings.tn courts of Mixsisquol Sorina, re ee. ape eee Chaygitae Depot, 8 Broadway. 3 N. . ~ PASsaED, se aptist i ce re. Yncorporating the ic Pictures Made frez, lating to the comveyaace of. property by Free- Pig ype Se fly ta for atee For the rele? oc ane Rochester aud drugmoi Tal nos Economy nnd cs Combined yr 2 ne ester and - \t toad Company; tor the drainage of swamp lands in fn oye A of orders. Meiropalitad Jo!» Priating Ketab- Richmond couity; providing ror, the Lucorporation | fahment, 17 Nassow sirect of heaith aad ite iearanoe companies. aad in rela ‘isaunnsis aaa abe sciiaahe saiideehs ton to agencies Of such companies amending - venues, ca ae on yy Bx im the. oftte of Jus rece the ware te nan ht aay alle ‘printing ata ent the state, passed ado; atcaoraang toa and de- fy ihe ME TROP UL wl S708 PRINT Nd. ESTAMUIS powit companies tg avast tein tauals An boats iasnod | MENT. aceasta Liss ny the Village ef Aiiddleiown for canaiructiag Wace uy App oprintet the St if VY oar afeertltar gen ca al roadway. Adjorrned poe = = tance ASSEMBLY: tsloraaun fara, Phe out Peles paid for Re as Angas, Feb. 24, 1860, |“ Hayton so Tankers 16 Wallstreet, AY, ‘—— mim ering, ieping and al, chert nvedi= apecah permanently troteasor J‘ QHNSUNE on wwery, rooms Nos, 3 aad 4, prone: rire, a ri ¥ Doflare n Set For sale ‘The: privlieges of the floor were extended to Pro- RESOLUTIONS. ‘On motion of Mr. H. Ray tk wad resolved that the ‘uo dave Deloss Canal sree, Mr. MIVCURM, the several penne er York va ma a are pity to Fine Gol woees, fs cnet waform the House in (fa the total Fine c a aha ia CoueseeS on icone mae i JACORS ty oa fesolution to amevad the ott eS by GEO, C. ALLE! ois ar (way, Yone door goles, and offered & ate that no other bi’ shail ‘anal street. be orders to Pe a te reer an 8 a kD fy aclseGomitien {9 ¥ pur are rene eae yaa i ‘an a freak breee tee complete w: a’ thts: sireurson'e pienso Adopted. ON | Face eh trom tiated ba A, emore. Srey dutnorising Of cer aren took ott cross Hse Pier, Tyee, . Aubhornng ne Augean, a certain towns, th ‘ords of mmon 6 er onty to ng Pasaton ia in ee ae} nd Snes eee of oe forthe erring an poeta y Man! ae ano A We wo the drainage of | jem tt oa Philanieoss box te cies Gant enemas ites rasse. Wigs, Teapoes ame yaa tne town boards of Monroe county 10 ar tay re oon and Ornamental wards for We appeeuganou of crimes or | UW oh Drang al onora ot bAtous