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10 EUROPE. The North German Lioyd steamship Union, Cap- ‘ain F. Duyer, from Bremen, via Southampton March 9, arrived were last night. She brings three days later mails, A new postal arrangement between Italy and France has been signed. ‘The Chevalier Nigra, the Italian Minister, has left Paris fora short period, The event has no political meaning. It 18 said that the Emperor Napoleon has offered ‘the Rresidency of the Senate. to his Excellency M. Bareche, g A conference has been held by the leaders of the Roumanian party, in Hermanstadt, Transylvania, at ‘which it was decided not to take part In the elec- ‘tons to the Hungarian Diet. ‘The prospects of the cotton trade in England do wot improve, The Preston manufacturers have resolveu to make an immediate reduction of ten per cent in the wages of the operatives in every depart- ment. A notary who was for many years Lamartine’s man of business certifies in a public letter that to his certain knowledge Lamartine in the course of ‘twenty years spent 200,000f. in charity in the depart- ment of the Saono-et-Loire, ‘The Belgian Chamber has passed a bill by seventy- one votes against twelve abolishing imprisonment for aebt. An amendment, maintaining the penalty tm case of newspapers condemued to damages, was Rejected. ‘The Levant Herald mentions that the Turkish Red Book now being printed contains a complete re- futation of the complaints of the Greek govern- ment from the pen of A’als Pasha himself, and that % is said to be a model of style and of close reasoning. FRANCE. French Comments on President Grant’s Mes- BARC. The Dédats of Paris gives utterance to a misgiving which is ia in (ogre circles as to the significa- ton of the passage in President Grant’s speech Which speaks, according to the Enghsh version, of “future commanding influence among ‘and which is rendered a3 influence preponderante:— “While highly approving,” says the Debats, “the speech as ayuhole, we cannot help reinarki with ‘pain teas Passage t jerant intiuences. of many re tare, Why did we ery ‘he great (repableywh which never fore thought of mixing itself up ‘European ‘affairs ? ‘Why did we go out of our way to t heath Amarioe to interfere in the Old World as we did in the New? The increased power Ce the United States is the only clear result of our war in fexico.” ‘The wontiiey Kno si » The. General Grant speaks may ne ore. Let us hope that his acts may be more Profent than his words. The Public speaks of the proclamation in a sneer- tng, satirical tone, betraying evident dissatisfaction. “Apart from the pretensions about preponderance” the Pudlic construes General Grant’s manifesto ‘as that of an honest man, whos as harmless as well tutentioned.” GERMANY. ‘Closing of the Prussian Diet—Speech trom the Throne. * The following is the full text of the speech from the ‘throne, which was read by Count Bismarck at the closing of the Prussian Diet on Saturday, the 6th anst.:— Illustrious, noble and honored gentlemen of the two chambers of the Diet— His Majesty the King has deigned to entrust to me ‘the task of closing, in his mame, the session of the wo chambers of the Diet of the monarc! hy. ‘The deitberations and the results which have been yon ne have justified the confidence expressed by sty. mae government can assert that 1t has succeeded in reconciling opinions which, though Soepegriooas od Were equally to be respected, and that it has, in &, triumphed over one of the difficulties insepara- ble from parliamentary existence in carrying a measure which gives decisive evidence of our pro- gress in constitutional development. After carefully examining the budget passed. by the Diet, the government of his Majesty sanctions it Almost without alteration, and the government has granted the extraordinary credits necessary for com- Pletely meeting the expenditure. The government will proceed with conscientious ‘Solicitude and economy with the regulation of the ‘udget, and will take as the basis of the next finan- glal proposals the necessity of re-establishing the Dalance between receipts and expenditure. The government expresses to you the thanks of ‘this Majesty for the atiention you Nave devoted to the daw reguiating the difficulties pending between the State and the town of Frankfort, and which conse- quently has enabled the government to settle that amaitter in conformity to the paternal sentiments of dis Majesty ana in an amicable manner, ‘rhe yma relative to the improvement of the Judicial functions, and for the introduction of juri- at uniformity throughont all parts of the mon- SS been partially approved by the two So far as concerns the ulterior reforms which it is equaily desirable to carry out, the government be- Seves that it can calculate upon the reaization of a = ap nenrgeonen | ‘$ to your constant efforts, it has been possi- le to introduce notable ameliorations in the legisia- ‘tion ior isolated provinces. The desire of the government to take into consid- eration the wishes of those provinces, and at the same time the general public interest. has met with ‘the warm support of the two Chambers of the Diet. If the discussions on public instruction have not ‘been productive of any definite result, the govern- ment will, from that fact, discover. a imotive more fully to ‘utilize the time until next session in Borengnly ucksting the question, so as to be in a a lay amore complete scheme before the So far as concerns the development of our cor- gar institutions, the government has not yet able to present the complete proposi- Gon to the diet, but the preliminary confidential @iseussions which have been deemed necessary, \ While considering the vast range of this question, \ud tue manifold difficulties attendant upon its ‘@WiAlactory solution, justifies the hope that an un- dQ wstanding upon it willbe arrived at which will be in ‘accordance witi the interest of the country. se the name of his Majesty, | declare closed the es Won of Lhe LwO Chambers of the Diet, FOREIGN MISCELLANEDUS ITEMS. A_vew periodical has made its appearance in Paris, entit ed Yournal des Femmes, Women are to be tang! § politics, science and art. Their social condi- tion ibtdo be raised. The Jnternational Peace League of Paris, has ound’. subscription for the purpose of awarding & prize @f 5,000 fraucs to the author of the best on “the genavacement of the crime of war to nu- manity.’ The tri W of Connt Dzialynski, for complication in the Polish \revolte, recentiy inentioned in the HERALD, has termi usted In a sentence of three years’ im- ameavnens awarded to him by the High Court The ex-K wg cf Hanover has caused to be de- livered to \@e French and other governments a it agal) Wb the confiscation of the property of fie hones by. by ."qpseia. ‘There exists some syinpathy at the French Oourt for tne King of Hanover. The Paris /otrieeaye that the ‘verbal’ explana- tions between F wris and Eruseels on the railway ques- tian will be follumed by a formal note, which M, de Ja Guerrouniere will be charged tw present. The Public says this ) Uknister will remain in Varig some @ay# longer. A report was cu: Tentin Paris, on the 2d inst., that olty, and conjectur § Was rife respecting the purport Count Bismarck ad arrived incognito in that of his viet. The ho. ‘e where he was supposed to be Stopping Was besieg. a by persons anxious to catch a @unpee of the celebri aed Atgiesman, A letter from Macon, France, says that the funeral Lamariine was devo¥al of all pomp, and uo ora- tion was delivered over’ bis grave, as' the poet had ‘Willed it. A few friends, \anostiy jiterary, stood round the family tomb and si {hed their last adieu, @ fur More acceptable tribate Wana State pageant. A dreadful accident «wcurred m England on the Lancashire end Yorkshn® Railway, at fodmorden, @t about bailf-past eleven (Wolock on tne night of the ‘7th wnat. Several of the p tasengers were seriously injnred, and sare of them .yeport that they consider their escape to dave been of 4 marvellous character, All we journals of Beigsmde, Servia, including those of @ semi-official charwecter, invelgh against the Porte on account of its .wiention to carry the projected Eastern raliway through Bosnia, thereby cutting of Servia from the general trafic with qhey deci.we wat A letter from Madrid states titat hie F ness the Duke de Montpeusier i# iD that city and communicates with the chiefs of the repuhiican arty. The game letter says shat ex-qneen Tot wabella has placed at the dispositiow of the Count de Cheste four millions of fr.incs, to 1yvor the return to the throne of the Bourben family) or rather the Quecn’s son. A curious action has just been brought in 4 Paris law court, A writer on the press Clalimed 3,000f. (£120) damages from the Journal iat, the new Moniteur of the French government, for frie inconvenience to bh oh he had Seen subjected by t..e late deitvery of journal and the illegible manner in which it was printed, owing to the inferior qua\'ty of the paper, he Cuurt held that the plaintuf Yad no case, but sentenced the defendant to pay the co st8. REVENUE Seizvnes IN MassacuvsecTs.—Mr. C, M. Horton, 7 States Revenue detec'\ve, seized 106,000 cigars at Bernardston, near Greenfield, a few days ago. which will probably be forfeited tothe overnment, ‘ht cases Of smoking tohac. o. were 190 sel A which, with about 60,000 of the ra, wer . A man Rai Cook clal TY provers, “we ich he says he was golpg to send n Fravelier, March 1% NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 1869.—-TRIPLE SHEET. SUBURBAN INTELLIGENCE. NEW JERSEY. —eeeeee Jersey City. AN Emigrants Savings’ Bayx on the plan of the institution bearing that name in New York is about co be sorenine t's eee }. A bill to incorporate the directors is before the A Man Found DROWNSD.—About six o'clock yes- terday afternoon the body of a man named James McCarthy was yound foating in the North river, near hsbc hag eye Third street, He had meen, missing. S088 if No. 27 eemons fea aes ng aening of of uolence were Aig he breed vee Mis way. and accidentally sli} Be zante, AB inainees will be Mala nexe by core 5 deceased was @ laborer, about diy. ave eared, and eaves wile and ere ROBBERY—ARREST OF THE ALLEGED Tuisr.—On Wednesday evening 8 man giving his mame as Roberts entered the house of Mra, Henri- esta Johnson at, 86 Warren street, and after surveying the interior of the house for a considerable time, walked into one of fated and stole thence three sets of Crigent he ued at $1 $150. The man was not suspected uni articles wt m a 5 not be esterday wien he was surprised by the visit of an officer to his hor in Grand street, near Henderson. thes Trost ae me policeman he became much agit effort to escal vigorous a back ‘acon | Dut the onlcer drew his rev to shoot taken vorder, who committed him for trial. It is alleged that another warrant was recently issued at Tren- ton for the arrest of the prisoner. Communipaw. THE STOCK YaRDs.—Within the past week, there arrived at the stock yards 262 cars, containing 2,648 cattle, 6,304 hogs and 9,416 sheep. There were slaughtered during the same time, 630 cattle, 6,411 hogs and 7,300 sheep, Hoboken. BURGLARY AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. STEVENS.— Yesterday morning about three o'clock oMcer Kiv- Jen was turning around the corner of Seventh and Washington streets when he saw two men coming from the direction of Mrs. E. A. Stevens’ residence. The officer walked towards them, but they ran off. He reemoe them Soyer several blocks, be the; in thei oy rew away silver PEpoOns, forks and other articles of silverware, twenty- ‘one in number, the engra on which showed at once they belonged to Mrs, Stevens. It was dis- covered the thieves entered a window in the lower story, and that they left some valuable articles untouched. It has not yet been ascertained how much the thieves carried off, as there is a large amount of po erae in the house, but some valua- ble articles missing. The operations were 80 skilfully pI planned and executed that it is believed the theives were individuals well acquainted with the premises and the habits of the family. The house is situate within the limits of Weehawken township. Weehawken. HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.— A peddier named Henry Prince was attacked by two ruffians on Thursday night near the Weehawken ferry. The villains clubbed him till he became in- sensible, and then ropbed him of all the goods in his possession. They took nim up and carried him towards the river, with the view, no doubt, of drowning ce when they were foiled by the sudden appearance of two men who were passi to the ferry. They became at once alarmed and fied. Prince was conveyed to Mount Sinai Hospital in such @ condition that his case was pronounced hopeless, A man named Aleck Clements was ar- Tested and brought before iige who identified him as one of The injured man states that the other assailant ig one Hill McCann, and the police are on his track. The prisoner was taken before Justice White yesterday morning, and was committed for trial. Mr. F. Pollack denies that the altercation took cpm at his hotel in Weekaw- ken, as already published. Prince resided at the corner of Eighth avenue and Forty-second street, New York. Hudson City. THE GLENDALE House HomicipE.—Julius Bach- Meyer, who stands charged by the Coroner's jury With the death of Monell, of New York, and who is in the county jail, is In @ critical condition from the wound in his foot, INCORPORATION.—The charter of the city of Bayonne was submitted to the people on Friday and ratified by a vote of 225 to 34, The new city stretches over all the district lying between the Morris canal and Kill Von Kull, and contains a population of 4,000. The charter is simiiar to that of Bergen city. It provides for the election of a mayor every two years. The other elective officers are to serve one year each, with the exception of the aldermen, who will hoid office for two years. ‘rhe city 1s divided into three wards and will have a fire departinent and several special constables. Newark. Toe Newark MerHopist Eriscora Con- FERENCE—FOURTH Day’s PROCEEDINGS.—The New- ark Methodist Episcopal Conference 1s con- tunuing its session in this city. Yesterday, after the devotional exercises, which were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Graves, @ report from the Methodist Book Concern in New York was read, which shows assets to the value of $1,340,919 66; liabilities amounting to $1,165,624 55, Its earnings during the year were $1/4,- 675 38. The Rev. D. B. Palmer was expelled from the Conference, the committee before whom he was tried having reported adversely. Rev. A. L. Brice, presid- ing eider of the Jersey City district, and Rev. C. S. Cox, presiding elder of the Newton district, reported the Condition of affairs in their charges, represent- ing that extensive revivals of religion have been in rhe churches have been built and the work has in every way prospered. isaac Bird, of Mor- ristown, was elected to elder’s and J. P. Mo- Caullay to see orders, Rev. Dr. Harris, assistant secret of the Missionary Soci- ety, addressed the Conference, asking for special exertions to increase the revenue oj the so- ciety which he represented. A communication from Lucy Stone on female sy was received. After bemg treated by a few with levity, and a motion to refer it to a committee of three prominent bachelor clergymen, which was not carried, it was referred to a comrnittee appointed by Bishop: ‘Scott. The newly elected deacons will be ordained in the Central Methodist fe gg church this merning by Bishop Scott who will precede the ——— with a sermon. ‘The elders will be ordained this afternoon im the Hal- sey street Methodist Episcopal church; the prefatory sermon Will be delivered by the Rev. Peck, All of the Methodist churches in the city and many of other denominations will be supplied by visiti clergymen who are in attendance upon the Confer- enee. At the anniversary of the Missionary society of the Conference it was announced that $20,042 5) had been raised for missions within tue bounds of the Conference during tue past year. Waverley. DESTRUCTION OF THE WAVERLEY Horst anp Sra- BLES.—Last night, about half-past tep o’clock, a fire broke out in the upper story of the Waverley Hotel, Which is sitaated on the fair grounds of the New Jersey State Agricultaral Society, at Waverley Park. In a short time after the breaking out of the fire the building, which was aframe one, was enveloped in flames, The fire rapidly communicated — wit the adjoining stables, and they, too, were doomed to desirncton. The Tine of the burning buildings could be seen at a great dist ‘The poor facilities for obtaining water even if there were fire engines on hand at the breaking out of the fire, Would have conduced very littie to Slay the pro- Ss —— ot itis, the hotel is totally de- stro, . as & Hew by ing, beet about eighteen months Myon eine ing been erected provably Lo over $50,000. Trenton. Covrr oF PAKDONS.—The following are tue names of the convicts discharged by order of the Court of Pardons to this date:—John L. Bowen, Prank McLaughlin, Fred. Millar, William A. Sampson, Jobn Post, John Hull, James Durning, John Man- ning, Wilham L. Steele, Samuel Sterling, Jonn Evans, Jeremiah Driscoll, George Williams, Jonn Shaw, Thomas Martin, Emory G. Godly, Fred. Jan. rerdt, Henry Deering, Isaac McLuskey, Jonathan Pickle. George Withams, Edward H. Whalen, John bailey, Robert Wright, Charles a —- Harold, end Emtna Clayton (colored). these MeLuskey aud Pickie were incarcerated for murder. MeLuskey served a term of five out of seven years, and Pickie "1X Gat of a term of twelve years. Sterling had only served Ove months, although he had been sentenced to three years. The case of Thomas Martin is the Most remarkable instance of the extension of the pardoning power that has been known for years. He ‘The loss will amount was tried and found guilty of stabbing a mas in Jersey City last i. The assault by most 001. blooded and unprovoked, victiin being a quiet young man named John hemy, who had been only a few the country, His ere was almost miraculous, and Judge le, in passing septence on the prisoner, observed fhat “his escape Irom an ignowinious fate was through the pure mercy of Providence. As he had many infuential friends, however, who labored gealousily in his behalf, and as he waa edvanced “in years, the Court inflicted & very light senten so light that it gave rise to much comment—imprisonment for eighteen months. A few months only of that sentence has expired, and the remainder of the term has been entirely remitted by the Court of Pardon Soun sement of this created sue that one step hg 4 been made towar ing vile cour, Fremk MoCormack, a . L. Adams, at Hudson, and car- = table ware to the value of $150. Nothing is known that could wo ACCIDENT AT TARRYTOWN.—Mr. Henry Totten, liv- ing on Beekman avenue, in this village, while step- ping back to admires vase of flowers, placed mm & window at the head of astairs in bia residence, last al evening, os manos the Cag rly and falli ed & concuesion of ‘the brain an a severe ypoally, bruises. It is believed the i- Juries will not prove fatal. War Aaanst Dogs AT SING SING.—Owing to the fact that five or six rabid canines have been killed in this Pig and neighborhood during the past few days, the corporation authorities have given notice ‘that all ‘dogs t found runni at large without 2 nae after the 23d inst. be “aiken chi the poundmaster and by him despatched within twenty-four hours, Tas SHOOTING OF THE CoNvicT O’NEIL.—Consid- erable indignation is at present expressed by many citizens of Tarrytown for the manner 1n which it now appears the convict O'Neil was wounded in the barn of Mr. Jacob Storms, at the time of his capture. Since the occurrence ate ement has been made by the last named expresses his willingness to substantiate it on caer aan being in the barn at oe cel nde! and that in a moment afterwards one of ‘he whose name has heretofore been mentioned, ent the baie and wantonly fired at and wounded the ther harsh treatment towards the con- been mortally wounded is also made the subject of much angry comment. ‘Onell ‘was alive receniay, but no hope js entertained of his surviving. MAYOR'S OFFICE, The reputation Marshal Tooker has acquired for correcting abuses, adjusting difficulties, punishing Violators of city ordinances and restoring the pro- perty of those whose gullibility has made:‘them easy victims of the petty swindlers with which our city abounds, has the effect of filling the space in the Mayor’s oMfice devoted to the Bureau of Licenses every morning with a crowd of complainants. Some of the objects sought to be secured by an appeal'to that oMcial are of the most amusing character, ranging between the discovery of a truant husband and the killing of a neighbor’s vicious dog. How- ever lowly the complainants or frivolous the charges, each receives respectful attention, and in a way peculiar to himself. In the neighborhood of five hun- dred cases are satisfactorily disposed of each week by the Marshal. Besides listening to complaints and adjusting paired of @ complicated nature, licenses to a umber are issued by him after due inquiry into oe Tutle of the spplicants to ie amount of business es in this way judged ey. week ending yesterday, herewith appended. return, however, is much below the Cita ayoad Coaches, 6; express wagons, 13; vender w: . carts and trucks, 82; drivers of various kinds fi vehicles, 135; porters, 5; boarding hou: 2 Total, 283 licenses issaed, for which the sum of $334 was received. Besides this the sum of $487 was caused to be refunded to various complainants by swindling employment office keepers, A CASE INTERESTING TO CARTMEN. Mr. B. L. Southack, of 196 Broadway, charged a driver with having malicious! y driven his heavily laden truck, numbered 5,938, and owned by one Lewis Schieiman, into bis private coach, thereby upsetting Man ‘and severely micring ‘@ valuable pee of of poe occurrence took place on On summoned before the Marshal the the defendant peremptorily denied having been in that a ee and challenged the statement of com- eine ee course of the investigation the Swaer tot rae truck, in answer to to the Mar- that he resided at No. 657 Wash- ington street, but, after close pressing, finally admitted that he was a citizen of New Jersey. The truck driver, it was also discovered, ‘was unlicensed; but in consideration of his havi lately secured a permit, he was let off with a fine o! only two dollars, The truck owner had his licenseg for three trucks revoked and was ordered to pay @ fine of six dollars. The evidence in the matter of the collision was very contradictory, and the Mar- shal sent for one of the oificers attached Broadway squad, who, it was stated, had taken the number of the offending truck. The case was ad- Fo niongl until the arrival of the blue coat. The de- Gision of the Marshal revoking the licenses of Mr. Schielman will Tong great satisfaction to resident cartmen, and is in accordance with the require- ments of the UZZLE YOUR HORSES. “All flesh is u¥ says the good book, and so thought the horse of William Letson, ous oe§ licensed as No, 938. James Berry, an Irish |i stated that while he was passing Mr. Letson’s ated, on pier No. 39 North river, the vicious animal bit hum severely on the right shoulder. The wound was, indeed, a very severe and the Marshal i1a- posed a fine of two dollars on the cartman for allow- ing his biting horse to go unmuzzied. BOGUS JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT. Henry J. Miller, of Coumbia county, Pennsylva- nia, very foolishly went into the “jewelry” establish- ment in the basement of a house on West street, near Warren, for the purpose of winning a set of sliver service. The result was that the which should have won didn’t, and Mr. Miller lost Sen five dollars. By the polite ery of the Marshal, and in consideration ot Mr. Miller bemg a stranger, the money was refunded. HACKMEN ON THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR. The severity shown by the Marshal, while his broom was new, in the matter of delinquent hack- men, has made a sweeping reform. The number of complaints against that uch abused portion of our fellow citizens has been va: reduces one be- ing on the calendar of last week, . hitman charged Patrick Farrelly, owner of coach 248, with overcharging him. “The whole thing being a mis- understanding,” the Marshal ordered the return to the complainant of the entire amount he had in- vested in the ride. CARIMEN’S PROTECTIVE UNION. This organization has a prosecuting committee, the duty of which is to secure tue enforcement of the ordimances limiting the number of issues of licenses to three for any one person for trucks and carts. A charge made by them, through their chairman, Ower Muiready, of 620 East Thirteenth street, against James Reilly, of No. 649 East Sixteenth street, tor having six trucks, Will come up on Wednesday next at noon. The bitterhess of feeling this case has en- gendered, and the great interest taken tn it by the cartmen generaily, will no doubt cause the Mayor’s prod be crowded during the hours of the inves- Ugation. fwelve o'clock, noon, each day, save Saturday, has been fixed by the Marshal for the examination of cases, but the complaint pook will be open daily from eleven to two. TWITCHERL, THE CONDEMNED, AND HIS CLERGYMAN, Letter from the Prisoner to His Counsel— Certain Statements Explained. {From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, March ry The efforts to secure the pardon of George 3. Twitchell, who is now awaiting execution for the murder of Mrs. Mary £. ill, have mot abated, nor do his numerous friends appear to regard his cage as a hopeless one, notwithstanding the many failures thus far sustained. In view of these facts of the universal desire on the part of the public to learn every possible detail concerning the doomed man, the letters given below wtll be read with interest. The first is @ communication from Mr. John co’ byrne, one of Twicheli’s counsel, to the editor of this paper, reading as follows:— 8 OF THE EVENING TRLRGRAPR: DEAK Sth—The articles protessing to give George ‘Twitebell’s opin his counsel, which, from time to ti have appeared io 4 newspoper whoge existence depe, nee passed unnoticed. Their substance has found tortne Heston Arous from the “Fh it," and been copied Into ie ee “Pwitehell an hie Pastor.” Puta ier the editors nor rivtors of your paper, I a scuntertain persoual’ bostilty towards mez tueretore [eel ealied upon to say a few words about the article in ques- First, —The substance of the article copied into your from the Baston aryus appenred in, the religious colume of the, Sunday Mereury upon the 7th instant. editor of the reli; nce in the Sun- day Mercury never visited George &. Twitchef in hia cell {vinl-—It is not true that George 8. Twitebell ever spoke othersriae than in verms of the bighest praise of ‘his counsel, n from ifs he enclosed letter written to me, which . It was handed to me by the Fat, and you will aee wan written long before the Started the slander I now f. Mann received pie Mre & HNN was. not a member_nog etwater it " ¢ reveren’ lean Informs we that be never saw. HM durin her lifetime. Tw l bad no conversation with the Rev. Mr. Brivghurd ‘abot her husband's interment, such wa ie Strth—bhe visite bie Feqniarly tires times e week, and, te ied to ape of the prison in - j Udy was granted ft ‘ork in consequence dep Cf the’ privtiege of the dally for by her. Very truly you No. 414 Walnut street, Merch 19, 1888, Join Stine, The following is @ copy of the letter from Twit ehell to Mr. O'Byrne, referred th above communication: — wulidiadoagnse er 2c POILADRLPMTA, Jan. 21, 1869. Desnsie—I wis to make at ienst a fecbie ipreae my appreciation of your eueryeste ans ‘nigger i my tween ‘teu woud. “Bot, tT know you have done’ very unreasonable in thet mortal man could bave C4 in ae po Ry nt es Tt woul sive Ly re. obo arg proug 10 conceive thes weir si agi think that be dove did t not inform yo bing an fon’ to convince, the world of ‘me See = Sere ce to me, and of hope to the travel- ier Teun eas may fealings. "And believe pees stnehit 8. TWITCHELL, Jr. To Joun O'Byuwe, Esq. WAVAL INTELLIGENCE, Advices from Lisbon to the ist Inst. state that Ad- Miral Radford, with the fagship Franklin, was daily expected at that port to assume command of the European squadron. ‘The sloop Richmond and the corvette Kenosha were also expected, and at the same time made ready to begin the usual yearly cruise to all parts of Europe, The storestip Gyard, Commander Adams, was lying in the Tagus and will remain there until the supplies of stores on board are consumed by the squadron. The Swatara, Commander Homer C. Blake, is doing duty on her station ety veneie and Malaga. She was last at Gibraitar—all wi rR ap cltner at Nice or mak- i a erulsc th the coast of Bi Spain. Frolic is also in the Mediterranean. an Ticonderoga will doubtless come home during ‘Commander sie Ratph Chandler has been ordéred to Commander C. H. B, Lig is detached from duty pes captain of the a inn Pacific squadron aced on wasting ods Liguienant acompaanars: a 7M. Pritchett is detached ordered to return to the States. Fleet m A. A. Henderson is detached from the Tate Sout Paci juadron a ordered. to be squadrot Surgeon J. s. Bante is detached from the Cyane from the Ossipee and ordered to return to New York. « Surgeon H. H. “Adams | is detached from the Mo- “nongo and ane to return to New York. Surgeon G. 8, Beardsley is detached from the re- ceiving ship’ Se ne and ordered to the re- ba aot ongo. Surgeon J. W. a Taglor has been detached from duty as fleet surgeon of the late North Pacific squadron and ordered to the Powhatan. Surgeon J. E. W. Brush has been detached from the Cyane and ordered to the Nyack. Surgeon J. A. Hawke has been detached from the Powhatan and ordered to the Pensacola. Samuel Fessenden. A telegram from Portland, Me., announces the death of this gentleman on Friday night, at tne ad- vanced age of eighty-four years. Mr. Samuel Fes- senden was born in Massachusetts during the year 1785, and at an early age moved to New Hampshire, where most of his children were born, including the Hon. Wm. Pitt Fessenden, Senator in Congress from Maine. He subsequently removed to the State in which he died, and became distinguished as a lawyer of ability. He was identified with the lavery movement from its start, and as a politic! in its cause was wane Knee. Mr. Fessenden was ae a Mason of high rank, ae been for many yeas Grand manors of the fraternity in Maine. He leaves behind a large family, bart cludes several distin- guished sons, of whom we ie Senator W. P. Sud Generai James D. veaslide oo ‘VIRGINIA. “Anarchy is Reconsiruction—Confasion 14 Loyalty”? From the Richmond Enquirer, March 20.) Yesterday, by order of Congress, the governmen’ of Virginia went to pieces. We have no officers ol me sort, save here and there a scallawag ur a anew er. The military commander of District No.1 e cannot fill the offices, and consequently the den H oMces, the sheriffs’ offices and ail other offices are closed. Nobody can get out a Ieense to carry on trade; nobody can lodge a complaint before & magistrate; no deed can goto record; no injunc- tion can be procured from the courts; * our women cannot marry. Anarchy is reconstruction and con- fusion is loyalty. What have the people of Virginia done to be le#without any government? They are not allowed to manage their own affairs in any man- ner, and Congress 1s so busy that it only finds time to decree disintegration. Another Movement in Virginia. Oe m the Richmond State Journal, March 18.) e understand from m8 authority that there 18 a Movement on foot by the dissatisfaction faction to induce President Grant to retain General Stoneman in command of this district. Mr. Edgar A. Allan, of ee Edward, is now Cage oy SY petition ‘for that pi 3 and we learn that says he is to navel ine office of Secretary of State—In reward for his services, we presume. Other important posi- tions are coveted by the seceders. Nous verrons. SHIPPING NEWS. Almanac tor Now York---This Day. 6 02 | Moon sets.. morn 1 18 613 | High water.morn 1 52 PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20, 1869. CLEARED. » Rinng Star, Conner, Aspinwall—Pacitic Mail Sena Tillie, Partridge, Galveston via Key West—C H Maliory & bommsse pe! United States, Norton, New Orleans—Fred Sieaianip Geo Cromwell, Vaill, New Orleans—l B Crom- wellaC Steamsho Huntsville, Crowell, Savannab_-R Lowden. Steamsmyp San Jacinto, Atking, Savannab—W R Garrri- eon ‘Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charieston 4 R Morgan Co. Steamship Fairbanes, Hunter, Wilmington, NC—James nil, peteainentp jhip Loulaa Moore, Wallace, Newbern, NC—Murray, rr Steamabip John Gibson, Winters, Alerandria—Pbillips & Sg ee isaac Beil, Bourne, Norioig, City Point and RicmongeN L MeCreaéy. ‘Steamship Glaucus, Walden, Boston—W P Clyde. Steamship Wameutia, Fish, new Bedford—Ferguson & ‘Sip Vernon (Br), Liston, Loudon—Grinnell, Minturn & Gark Konignen Augyste (NG), Pritzow, Cork or Falmouth Rae coy a dP Pusha). V Vou Rotiertar- m—Eddye & Brock. Bare Haven, ‘Hall, Matanzas—Miller & Houghton. Brig La Creole (Dutch), Spalkhaver, Curacoa—Dovale & Co. Uruguay ¢ 1), Gondey, St Thomas Boyd & Hincken. Prairie rdenas—Thayer & Sar; ig Ywo Brothers (ir); Dickson, ‘Matanzas ~ Bret: bs Afton 80 Brows, Matanzas—P I Nevius & Sona. Brig Me ag Hamiiton, (Bermuda) —} X Harvey, Brig Ospray (Ur), Taylor, St John, NB Behr Albert a Rogers, Buenos Aprence We W Ropes & Schr Annie Waiting, Hutchinson, Demarara-_) Rowe. negos.-Simpson & Clavp. lara clin) Grant, Rassan New York Harbor Im- Russell, Brazoe—-Woodhouse, Bouth- va siclicriy, SasksonviicevVeo. Braut teh he Schr Ocean , Inckson: Van Brunt ane Holmes, Hi ‘A loward, Washington, NC—Thoman af one A Hi Edwards, Bartlett, Wilmington, NC-C E Gold- Lean, Sieeper, Richmond -C H Pierson, “keh 5 FY ‘iia, sere Bick 0 Philadeiphia—C E Staples, ork Ea sabethport Simpson & Clapp. Bohr Arm rixtol — HW Jackson & Son. F Undine, Martin, Hi Lay al na W Bloomfield, if fan He rt K Racket & Bro. Steamer Vulcan, Se Rr Hiadelphia. ARRIVALS. REPORTED BY TIE WRRALD STRAM YacTs, ‘Son & Cs LT pay h 5, 2 and ae cen. in ae rie pee of ce line tenmer, f Pound 1; of WN et, ‘passed ‘s Cunard ‘oie + Washington, Gager, New Orleans, March ine pak hip Morro Castle, hence tor Haver nat Barnes, hence for Savannah, ip. ip Alabama m Limebetuen, Fernancia arch to LK Roberta, tng, 850 9:50, i sie ‘aenmabip Morro Castle,’ beeet ier ry M, servant of Absecom, pt a pry oiler Ni same 12 off Long Branch, passed | s! Barks ends brigs bonnd int-the naine of ove "Cine See Kites of Nove Beatin) only asceriatned. ‘Sten! Virgo, Buikiey, Bavannah, with mse and pas- sengers, to Murray, Yerrie & Co. Had strong head winds the Avenmabip ta, Sherwood, Portland, with mdse, to J ra ok erpool vin Pagal Feb ep ato Wire ton ev By Pensa iat S068 tow rd et in ol crit F Folsom Ioprore re: ) ~~] me abandoned, with main aod minzen ‘about ten feet aber od jeck her port side yee fre and ook aif she hat been ran into, sails al from the bow ; did not look to ‘ition ; found a dog on board of hr 7 which we with us, Ship © (Bri lowers, Ls Ey mase, to Fapscut Broters & Cn” Had beaty werterly’ Tinunrae "7 of tbe in Int 49, | on a Two. loober: atte reeaman, of Lond fanlntopeat yard thse deck and ded twe ners atte Mek ing Bird (Br), Dexter, Shields Nov J bith 0. Exe sa isgtion Ceannel wae Wann ‘anyaio tne heavy weateriy ce 30, in aheavy Mare ‘4 pst int 19 ee mtls Bi rateneen, Cardi 0 daym, with “Hatake 4° Co. Had heavy Wand Pua toa bap. Hilton, Ardrossan 80 days, with mdse Bron. Had ntrong westerly gales the’ whole pas _bege; fon and oolh onl nod carried away vard; bark wine, to, ‘the add ae frat, oats to the ne @ days, with bey.) weather in Brig Grant with mdse toorder, Had heavy ar days, wi cai W and NW gales inost days ont ‘Jan it, Oe fied + winds and calms days weat Tounsesre tb via Gibral- iio hadheary We 10 pe ‘a severe to with tremendous foretop- ‘sail, stove bul; Big Amalia days, fruit to order. roar perme Amelia 4 8. ich ‘Barlumbo, 16 wit yang al ariumbo, Castellamare, 76 days, ‘Annie Gardner (of ‘Gastine), Gardner, 20 pe or \iller hton. . and mousasea to filer coh Dela- & Co. mean cant Als via pata with su- 5 days, Wilte Din, Boglish, Beaufort, NO, 8 days, with naval a ene Mactilae, with lumber to Chase, Tal- wees Bell, Bailey, Bath, with lumber to Holyoke & —— Dunham, Bath, with lumber to Holyoke & Ai Fland Rockland, a E BE iroularitas @ ory, Roan iS hr Calista, 8) . Schr Gentile, ent nnedy, Rockland, Schr Red Jackett, Averill, Rockland, with lime toJ V Ha- cir 8 B Jamenca, Jameson, Rockland, with lime to JV Kland. Sebi Mary Pinkham, Roc! Behr ee Jonespoft Scbr Fran! Schr Eagle, Chase, abe, New, Bedfons Tra ari if 5 Coletaan, Bosion for Philadephia. Midnight, Ho kins, Ware! i, Somerset for Phtladelphia, Bear Pearl, Bro ete Providence for Elizabethvort. ‘Schr Manaisie "Acorh , Province jaca ty Schr T ce att ‘Angeline evan Olean” Cleat, 1 ct Providence for Philadel- Pech Fly of East, Carter, Schr Gen Howard sohakans Previansoe. Schr $ L Crocker, ” 4 Pawtucket, H a tt i Behr Geo Washington, Peck, Ni Sebi Pettit Petit, New Have Vigren for for Virginia. jew Hay Aven, ich. Haw! rt Ber dani Op agar JF, je Schr Clara Post, Férriny Port Cheater, Bobr Thos Sparkes, Litte, (en Cove. SEae CAT PO. "60 da; ite Marecilles. tes oe "from Cardenas, t0 Walsh, Field & Brig E P Gibbsvof Bangor), fromi the Weat Indies. SAILED. Steamships Perel: Havre; Git City of Baltimore, Liverpool ; Erin, do: Tows, iagow ‘alte Star, ie Bie ‘Rie, Ne rleanst Un ; ers: Geo Cromwall Frou ihe lower ne bark Trinidad (from Trinidad), Fal- mouth, Eng. Wind at sunset NW. Shipping Notes. ‘The brig Volant, 269 tons, built in Bathurst, NS, and be- longing to the port of Jersey, ison the People’s dry dock foot of Gouverneur street being painted. Tne iron steamer Lo- dona, 666 tons, built in Hull, England, in 1862, and belonging to Mesars Jewett & Sons, of this city, is on the mammoth sectional dry dock at Hoboken for alight repairs. : The brig Kitty Coburn, 428 tons,, built in Newcastle, Me, in 1865, and belonging to Mr Kimball, of Rockland, is on the balance dry dock foot of Pike slip for the purpose of having her sheathing patched. The crew of ship Tabor, lying in Annapolis Roads, bound to Yokohama, as soon as they were put on board preparatory to the ship's sailing, mutinied, attacking the first officer, Sut were repulsed, three of them being wounded. They then com- meneced fighting among themselves, and were in such a con- dition that the ship could not goto sea, and the crew were taken back to Baltimore by the United States revenue steamer Northerner. One of the most valuable cargoes of teas ever brought to this country from China was landed a few days since in New York in the Boston ship Charger, Capt Lester, the total value of which was $1,700,000, owned by New York and Boston parties. The Charger is a Portsmouth built ship, owned by Henry Hastings, of Boston, and her cargo was discharged in perfect order. Martine Disasters. Srzamen Don, Captain De Hart, from New York for Ma- tanzas, put into Norfolk yesterday (20th), AM, disabled. Suir Asraata, before reported abandoned at sea, wae geod ship of old measurement, and: belonged to ree 8 Chase, of Boston. "She was partially insures on ship and freight Bark @ pal snus om Rotterdam: Fp 33 for Bos- ton, put into Falmouth, E, 19th inst, leaky. Baxk JEnv, Crowell, at Boston from Hewes, at dare haying been within 430 past 13 wy gales and constant bead winds. ‘On bib, ‘7th a ah ost. Fo egg My ag gales from SW to NW, and a treme crons @ vessel being buried under water most of the time; lot ‘ite off Fisurng Rip, was in contact with brig 8 P Brown, from Matanzas for Boston. BARK Misr, at Hoston 10th from London, reports ex rienced severe westerly ally witha heavy head sea, wh whlch often broke on board and (Med the cabin with water, spruns the mainmast and sustained other damages. Bia ROMAINE, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, remains (20th) ashore at be YT Henlopen e oa = condition, She may be hove off aft cargo. Some Loursa, rang, rod reuleee hia for St John, NB, put back aflernoon of’ ‘the 0h, with lose of foremast and other having been ron a day nigh last while at or off Fourteen Feet Bank by ir W A Crooker, from Boston for ——; the latter lost jie boom and bobstays. ScuR = MARTON (of Rockiand), from New York for Wrent suhore at 4 AM. Sih on Tong Ledge, Baveate lanes.” tne rensaton tight, rp \Srobably come off at high water after lightering. Scnr Youne TEazeRr, Bowman, at Bristol from Matan: Siar es eet ee ee RAE ok luring @ heavy} ie sso Scur Katte P Lunt, from Baltimore, at Pmneny- | es broke main boo m aud sustained other alight damage off ‘an one , from Cien! a went tee sical Pay tod nae Be titans ibe Satan £3 ro netown ini © L Sparks, Roberts, te Korth Alla n tie Ocean, wig win wy vi por Ship F N Thayer, from Boston for San Francisco, March 1 hip FN Thayer, from for San Francisco, March 18, K Jennie Cobb, from New Orleans for Boston, March 11140 milee 8 of Hatterne. hark @ days from Liverpool for Philadelpbia, tat ud Favor, {rom ‘New York for Demarara, March 14, oft, Pawn, frotw Port au Prince for New York, March 3, “Faent Looxouty Sdays from Boston for Ponce, March 3, iat ~ Bebe Oharien I Kelley (of Castine, 1atty ff from New York or Apalachicola, March 13, lat 87 20, ft Foreign Ports. AKYAn, March &Arrived, sbip Lawrence Brown, Janvrin, Yokohama. ieo RMR RAT Ay Mi hat best: Deleware (By greta nee ore ees rae, ia from Baltimore, just arrived’ Perly Cotes, for.'N¥ork, hig! Wyma ‘row } Bragewiet, Ga, 2 aches EJ’ Palmer, for do do; Lugano, J do on 2d; Wille howe, ‘Larking, from ‘ork, for sino mae i or Ma: ag fo RerSdon ni Patou aren Pat in, Rate G Palmer, Smith, Boston. weer March 16—Arrived, bark Marco Polo, Pitts, ity 14 Mareh seg Wt City of London, Latch york: Ah, ark GW eit, Harriman, Nor’ in, Delano, ft. atin, pork barks: Megunilcook, nia for Boston, arrived 22d, yar by 16—In port brie Tania, Guy, for New schra BO Lane, Lane, for NYork in jeatot rd, from hi Java, Max ore 18 * ied, ark "Nonparely f Flinn, Boston, te March 19—Arrived, ‘ship’ Whitiler (new), wu Thikbres Tah eur Caleta, Phitadelpbia, American Ports, BOSTON, March 19— Arrived, schr Jas Martin, Baker, Bal- timore. 0 Steamer Saxon, Sears, Philadelphia; shi Cummings, Miller, New rien: barks hae ‘ Shepa: Care denn; a bourne ; , Cvamtancs (Br), Doane, i eebra ieee Thacher, Montevideo Le | Puan ase ‘4 res; Emma Waanwortt McIntire, & Domingos 4 Olly Point, Va; Cabot, Parker, keer.” Prince gh i Mi ; onaland Lewis, amor oArved, steainer Medhellan, "Baltimore: ahipe Ht » ern Bickford. Galevitas ‘Caleutta. Mbuliber, NYork: barke ‘pub ac brew Flin ‘Thomaston. Ellis Port aC arch th perk David Mendes (Bre from Liverpool; nd Rabe Caldwell, MoCormanc) froin New i Martin, ieeearea, hr a jew y Haven, Robinson, W Lowis, 3t Jobn, NB; cnr Anti NORWICH, aS at me wats SLaue, Eheabeth- NEW LONDON, March 18-Arrived, schre Cerro Gordo, Sailed. OS gel BH Daley, NYork ; JW Rotterdam brig John Bandra seron (ur) Coley Mayenne? achrs Wait’ (Br), rows, Nore; J.B smi ‘ilinins, ‘Rockport, and W'S Doughtens "Cleat (Br), Fox, Trinidad; John Welsh, Jry lajory, Alderdice, Cork or Falmouth GPa Malloy, Naw Haven 'W GHartlett, Bartlett, Cam- ord? Maggie Van Dusen, Tieland, Fall ives Haight Jame ‘Watson, Houck, nj y Falam, Gloucester; D Gifford, Scr, jalern. Bie}, Carroll, 8 ‘ork; schrs Adelia, trom John, NB; E@ from Po: Also arrives brig Bagle Win; ng, Mor ley, Reroambueo, Put bck 30th, ashy Lotsa’ Maloney, for Saws, Dal a March nee oe PM—The following vessels re_ ; ston, fro .s fOr tee et Eight, from” Sagas" for’ Rew" York; ‘MB nen fo Puladeiphe for W biter Tas ie H Perry, do for New Beal LA Denenhower, do or Wareham 7 W Wiis fo co York: DL Sturges, Sohn, Boe tone Pore, Sine Otay soma! ed for New York; L Frances, Beaufort for Boston ; A Edwards, ee re "fit At the Break ater, ahfp, Island. Home (Br), Liswoll, from seas a ermudas trige Oven Jones from Liver: (Br), Mauley, “trom ‘Feruambuco~ all SAV. NAH, March It et das ah Colo so ‘Roaka, (N (By Bene Benson, hi D0 repeal, ahip sui (Br), , Mounee, ive Ter: Howton sc! i aber ane Kindberg, Thomas, New York; schr Fas! Packard, Baltimore; ach? Hen: ‘Allen, Tatem, Pane schr Katie P Lunt, Lunt, Balt! here, Shij Henry y (Br) Spain, Liverpool: ‘brig Haze, Rog Maggie Mul Rogers, Darien, to- fou for Now Bedford, oe 9) ICAL WONDER. sates Rot LIFE BALSAM. afl dln Kings Sviy Eryetpelas, oft Ulcers and the oi ol oy Serine ot tee ery great Debility, Liver coms 10 inint Kidneyss, Salt Ructmn’ £ jn e fa this sovereign puriter, “tas been tested ty. tie public twenty-one year It has cured a hundred thousand and never falls when taken as directed. It 18a certain ve for Fistuln in all curable cases. It cures the foulest old ulcers, even where the bone has become caries. The Life Balsam does not contain a particle of mereury of Tinipa depot, 46, Cirand street, Sold by druggists, $L Poiyate .) permanently cures Catarrh. ule BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED | IX AP Sitterent Staten; no publicity; no cbarge tl Obtained; advice free. Also Commisstoner for very ste” F. 1. KING, Counsellor at Law, 363 Bi iway. FICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH. ASD I. SIGESMOND, Dentist to the. Women's How pha @ followin, vantages of venti: Beeld atom First, ‘they are. three-fourth lighter, partie ho clasp, or plates, are cleaner noth Erie ol Mulate between the teeth a united same material; can a inaerted na without rag oy Red by the he jook ‘and feel 111 original dgured by the extractions they {aes no po ‘and approved by thousands 0 our g road ibe x rranted no tooth to brea teet ave ‘been Sirens apd most eminent phyelciage ‘and chemists 8 {884° of whom testimoniats can be seen at the Doctor's ofloey 260 Broadway, near Thirty-second sireet. The most ive teeth or roots can be filled and built up to their origi shape without pain; side teeth made spectally for masticellons See mpectmens. The best of references given if Fea This ts to eertify whom it may concern that I fall trialo¢ Dr. Slgeemond’s new invention of artificial teeth, with results most satisfé i for thirty years I have bee In'the use of ariifelal teeth, coustructed on the ordinary but during the whole, time ‘have ‘not been able to food so easily and comfortably ae I can now, by the d's new invention. I take commending the sx oars to i BRET Baa Fr teftnde ‘and the publid . igs nw Youn, April ‘1, 1869, ‘have worn an upper and under set of made by Dry 8. B. ond for about two past, with entire sat faction. ‘They are as perfect and well Facade ‘as they werg when 1 commenced to use d answer a better than the metallic and abort pli es, of which Thave used different ots, because thev are lighter and ft better, and are More useful in masticating of food, feel » great deal natural than the ago teeth. iaty ee e best and mi Sire Mamchas also worn a set fates cone ire. Mann has also worn a set for al entire satisfaction. A. MANN, Stuy 39 Wall street. Ny ey DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED bs different States; desertion, &c., sulcient eanise; no pab- eity; no chi “iy ¢ ce sain ; hey rare Ot USE, Attor: 78 Nassau street. | Ane DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN State without publieity or exposure: every where; no fees charged in advance; consultation free; sue! nteed. a ROBERT CHASE, Counsellor, 86 Nassau street. _ —PRIZES CASHED AND INFORMATION FUR+ axe Bl = the above Lotteries at PARKS & CO."6 ms Nos. 2 and 8, 129 Fulton stroet ( Butane ‘and 200 Broadway, rooms Nos. 4.and 5, New York. Send for circulars, E AL DRAWINGS Al. ~ OFFICIAL and Kentucky State Lotteries. MIBSOURI-FXTRA CLASS: Pg MARCH 37, 12, 23, 5%, 33, 36, so 19, 61, wrsoquh 1.480 38 wanctt 2 168 ha sshroiar sree 2, MARCH 33, (ote. i me 6. me 5 Se Bia axe i, bt 3, 45, 65, 69, be. 1s, Tetomtanticn fatnisied th the abote ahd alto Royal Havana ton street.” J. CLUTE, Broker, 200 Broadway and 163 Ful- ‘1889, 2, % fe GREAT CARTOON PAPER, than any other evening paper in New York. | paces WALNUT PORTABLE R RACKS FOR PARLO} ‘tores, saloons, &c.; hold books and fanc; articles, Only Pity the each, ty by expres WisMYSS", No. 3 Astor Place. Sens out o| ‘ expreas on receipt of of price. Dew x J. 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ON FRIDAY NEXT, I ADICAL CUR, WITHOUT KNIFE, CAUSTIC OR eae foes and person, WE RY Bod DANI vee BA Hpeve at ‘OFy-raventh atree halle are. the halle erciustee ‘vot 1 at oi detention from business, for Stricture, Fistula, Pl wen of Pelvic, Viscera, Dlsgnses and Derormities of the hiareye, ty, etter, or persoualin xington avenue. PEDE RIDING BY THE HOUR 1, BROS. iret Valoctpede Acnder 934, 996, 908 Brondwhy, Ne Seventh avenue and and beat in the aityy ‘or learners. Quen fram