The New-York Tribune Newspaper, January 12, 1867, Page 8

4 : : T & /7 ALBANY ll!l %Isuunr YESTERDAY-THY. BILLS YOX NEW- TORK CITY REFORM. " 'nmun 7O THE TRIKUSE. Gt rejected Jan. 11.—The Senate this mor for the addition of two members % tho Commiitee on Railvonds, Commerce, aud Jandoipal Affairs. During the discussion §: -m;;« =On sl Low said that they understood the Lieutenant- o to the couclusion that the Senate vernor Lad €0 iohbe amittees should be cotemporancous with the extstence the Sedat euts were on reeord Wher thg omittecs bad been announced at the commen o soseion, duriug the term, still the fimr had thought, or at least they under tood other partics, that he had no right to chango Jess in obedience to the will of the Seua “ALBANY resotion providing o :vmn the com- mittecs, v £ The resclution requesting and instructizg oW Bouators to vote for an fncreaso of the m’ t u:u;: tio nato Wool was ap, bt through the exertions of to Jaid upon the table. M. Wik- fimn\\ and White it was ms opposcd the motion. ey Benator Thomas ,nu.d y's bill g all the ) vks of Pow-York under 11 of 1lie Contral Park Comn places thus pot ners, was int The 7 - amisdoners are Madison-square, Madison Purk, § t Park, Stuyvesantequare, Tompkins #quare, Union-place, Abls gdon Park slon Park, Park wequare, Wa Grove-st., Mount M shington-square, gnml:lru-fiq\mv», Reservoir-£§ nare aud Distributing R ervoir, the Bowling Green, the Battery, Duane-st. P &nd all that poriion of Park-ave. between the proposcd @AITIAKC WIS, . Beuator Lent gave not of a LIl providing for the tment of five Commissioners by the Governor,wiih advice of the Scnate, to constituto a Board, to be led the Metropolitan Aqueduct Department. This partment I8 to assume the gene arge and super- gision of the Croton Aguecuct and and all the ppurtenances attached ther ko fupply of water to Bl city; the colicction of revenues urising therefrom, #ud the execution of all measures necessary to the proper rorking and marac Bupplylug the City of New " ¥y of N e notice of a b :.1 which will provide t the Board of Commissioners of Taxes and Assess- wuts for the City and County (-i New-York ehall bere- Atter be composed of four dents of tke Cit vi.urn 11 hold ¢ for 8 ye he m-pen( sl } e Dopartment of t Senator Fol -pmm the fourth o e.nl' r to be 1 cputy Tax Commis- ‘o8 OF 1eal OF PeTse ¢ after be u-xmnsu d ll'l] Folger, to prevent been drawn f the Soclety for Y, (!\lll(l that any vention v a0y % pirposes, cvery tie they fend from place to nd rost at least it Louts 1) to prevent Talw Ry cars, nuakes it o 0 12 peasois luto d ilroad car, when drawn by (wo horse: t day In the Assemb 7! ¢ of the tacuibers bave worked that it seemed s it o riz.mux' id in the S nat Tydldxm onre n\mm io Committee on P lh Pal atn County I favor of the former. Saded i favor of M. ordered 10 be printed. < Mr, M, C. Murphy gave notice of a bill to M\(v)l!h the ‘The, ob- rd of q s of the City of ect, is to have the old law revived, by which assistant Jdermen will do the duties of the present Board of QCouncilinen. members in 1find a strong fecling mmwong Democratie vor of this, or some similar measur ~»nrn|u)) abill amendatory of the Prison offenders under 14 years of ted with thosc older in years and staff presented a very sensf ¥ on railroads to only charg vided with sea ot pro full fare mul seuts are not pre 2 cket shall e entitled o recov 3 id. 3 i), making it ge half fave to thoss Tien tickets, are soid der of action the whoie noith al o Thirdst., at Juncs and Amity-sta. and thence through the n oxtremity of Ave \- across the du lhrouqh The Christoplier-st. amer has_for Corpe Wi, D, Veeder A John ilong e A, to East Tenth-s m Christopher-st. Aln\ i oith Kiver, across i to West-st i De m at., to Comrtlandi-s ul-n, from Duane J‘ jorth Kover, along West to Charbers-st., to James Slip, to it River, returng along to Jaumes Slip to Chatubersst., > to N 50, from Thirt to Teuth-ave, to Twenty-sixthes ud-ave., to Twenty-third: to Tweuty-soventh-st., to co 1 One-lnudrcd-and-thirtict-st. thml 10 One-hundred-and- lm.m) mlh st e bl introdneed by Mr. Littlefohn proposes that no n sball directly or traet fixing a different v\y ingation, take or e than $1 for brokeruge or soliciting or procuring a of 100, ard in the samie proportion for other amounts, more than 60 cents fo wing any “leon for sueh lonu, or for any eounter boud or other CcoLcernin ¢ AN, (mnn.) introduced a bl of Metropolitar I ) ame, aud nunbe i trouble as follows : For every person icense €070 at- ll.lpvllll, $0; junk-hoate, ¥16; for every boat kept for x plensure, 3 for fishing-Doots, 1. Tluc bif pr ih sented by Mr. 1 irovides that no the City of Nev-York shall hold wmore than and nio_per- e under the Federal, S or County Government shall be quali‘ied to hold any ctlm office under the City or County Government while diug euch apptutnicit, {l resolution, instructing the Committee on bl Vioalth ta 1batise.Into the. coudision of the tebe: nt bouses in New-York aud Brookiyn, aid to inquire bt wcais aie necessary 1o fpiove the condition of ir occupauts, was amended 80 as to request the public horitics in charge of such matters in the two cities to the result of their ehservation to the Beuate. wotion to adjourn from to-day until Mondey even- , Was lost through the exertions of Mr. Litticjohn,Van- urgh and others,who pieaded with the meuibers 1o st TUOTTOW ulnd'lel:endn)‘, :;udathn; materially forward the sent to do, ut it was afterward re- wived and carried, and the Assembly therefore adjourned wutil Monday evenbng. “The fecling In regard to the Senatorship has not entirely out. All sorts of charges are made in regard to tue 08 used by Mr. Conkling’s friends to secure his ele bt i slich charges are usual after such waita con 1o pattieular notice has been 1 of thewm. N vis and Mr. Conling still vemuin here. The iatter goos © 40-1u0rrow, and from thence to Washington. bl ot % THE STATE LEGIS Y ARLBGRAIY YO TES TIIBUNE BENATE.... ALBANY, Jan. 11, 187, [ RILLS NOTICED, Byml&m LENT—To incorporate the Metropolitan ’hl Al Ey Mr. TIOMAS MURPHY--To regulate the ¢ tion of inflammable substances on rudlroa anboaia. By Mr. WICKS—To legalize certain actsof the Flmira m Council; to upic he<barter of Llaiia, wil to A aew Ward & LATURE. By Mr. 1 ate inc. ug that the Gov sball appoint “N{;{mlu -li:«n)m«.. 1l chiarge of all the yfim A Work, eud tlie seweruge aud drajvage n . 1ig] u.HPu-}rwnmv»mr rotection of baggage rted on rallroads it ulntunm i baggage l:l'a r. THOMAS MURPH tion of Inflummable subst. )l provides thet vo rabroad shall carr inials on any Lrain to which there i e logded with petroleuic. P of hay or straw o . y Mr. FOLGER. Section of Taxes i Solidate the different dey y Mr. LOW—To amend :m Jaw o moption of the notes of clesin, P . This bill deg for the redemption of the nofes by de Beo- 5:-&- ad ¢f woncy. y depositivg seeur- RILLS INTROBUCED. 1’]*“ STANFORD-To provid Ny City of Schenectady. © provide a sepply of water for Ty 3 LINT-T0 PRoIbit the over-crowding of etages Byllt IIILLIA'US “To amend the gencral rallrond , 80 48 18 fecUre 10 eXPreas COWPALes wuu faeilitles g rh!}nn l‘\:lln—:xl;' w4 utions were adopted to proceed to nxr eect g wuum Eenator on Twm» next, at l‘l\nll’l.cnlgg lfi Awmm\lm yn.n;nm.nm- on Weduesday, at 16 the vote of oF Bl Aq‘onnua i e e ASSEMBLY. BILILK REPORTED. fi . WILBER~In re)ation to the public market ot hig ot Ko Vol it st v Tiia 50" fo¢ tha mo\f:""‘ It g .ILIJ NOTICED, By My ‘Dl’b—lnnluuon 10 the clerks of Police fll in the ( "“"'“V‘ w ke Poor Department in d acarox s Lhe carry- sment and col oposes Lo con. & 1o taxes and 1659 relative to the Mn PLU. wm i L va-'.“ Ineorporate the Puffalo Lieder- By Mr. Oakey— Tm ra avings Tus My, CATDLY ty of w- Yo ot amd thcr sire mnmml in Fourteenth-st., 5 Y \xv‘r USSEL and other streets in By l FEEAR <0 prevent the u By Mr. CR LOCKW By Mr. ROBER bux!dlng n{' in Avenue ¢ By Mr. RE Baukin B ML 0w By .\ T, LI Ive to brok Metropolitan By Mr. Wi transporte don ] T ¥ OF KT FOLGLE By Mr. Jection of taxes in ate the AssCSsTue By Mr. redomn vides for t difteren 18 under ¢ trauneportation of fr ELI Resolutions were a United States 8¢ mect the Assemls n001, 10 COmP: Adjourned unt!l XN EADY ¢ e on Py of the te port the of Mr. Presler, corn and attempted to y thrown down etaly the burglars, nam other cacaped. Owen McShane, RO N & TOW Which the morning of Oc Cowrt of General S “smoothing-iron it yet concluded, rMB) Peter Brown, & yesterday arrestoc ahouts from t Buckiey, action of tie ho T sell Jesa drnm, drawn FORD, J. arrested the parchase th josed of. 090, His oper BosToN, Jan, 11 deuco 1 Feported. Noo), Who borrow i tly Nool eut to might change the Key, and Nool and on has sinco fal ‘TARVES o, Jan, 1l o v -.m to amend the charter of the new 1'.qum % 3 o oL Tic I(—} 1) Norse-cars. Mr. WILLTAMS, to s 0 28 t0 KCCUTE 10 CXPTE I‘M'I.T CALE the presence of Mrs. Mary Presler, who A bronght the pe THE HOMICIDE IN FURMAN Milne & #on, ]-llllnln 8, No, 1 ) irand Jury. APH TO THR TRINC STER, Jan. 11.—The police arrested yester- a A ket Nationa) Bank of New-York. The mrisorc hield awaiting furt n part of a gang paper, A SWINDLER ARRESTED. 1 nd held to bail goods from V. and New-York, und which he i 1 their valie, o sent away to No " A BOSTON MERCHANT RUINED BY A T Francis Faxon, a Boston Mere dealings with a New-York Jew o sned his confidence by always u edoans to Nool finafly amonited nonds deposited i a s diec e e NEW-YGRK DAILY TRIBUNE e To incormgrate the Mechanies and e arter of Brookiyn, ha ; d road. ssau Gas Com- To - mend the C| me'at, of the Coney 1 T0 2 gorporate the N Incorporato a \l.wmp:-! tnn o o1 he Provident Fund oad in Reventy-ninth- "l u"l\dll hlxl m \l\n-lwv railro; HY-—To abolish the Board L—For a railroad in Lexingt ) New-York. » confirm certain acts of for a rallroad in Lexin v-York Cit o incorporato the Plasterers’ Asso- ter of Auburn hurn Water ¥ oifen stublish uud inforce tue sale of & BILTS INTRODTCED. IN—Appropriating $500,000 for the acill ‘R—Tor a raliroad in Clirlstopher and Yo 0HO—Relative o the term of offices in To awend tbe charter of Huy pd the Revised Statutes Col- OHN—To am DE—To lacorporate the New-Yor 'ln reduce the fare on oads of game laws viection of female BILLY NOTICED, T—To fncorporate tic Metropolitan Transit te ti 1ces on railroads (Aml p acts of the Elmtra ter of Elmira. and to and dradn ll.‘ SOWETRE » bett 11 on op: tive to the assessment and col- ew-YQrk. Vi proposes to con t departments relative to taxes and one fiead. ative to the s bi depos nd the law of 1 Josing Danke the u 50 e soney. BILLS INTRODUCED. rovide a supply of water for vding of stages ral ralivoad law 1 facilitics for pend the g companics ¢ STATES SENATC 0 procced to the ) adoj at Cr o Wedt 0 houses 1 ieting the ) exami esult to 1} 1es “l EADY sald t m! W Il 1V| not reach okiyn Afier farther del dject was referred t the Com ‘Adjourned until 7§ o'cloeck Monday even vt RIRTR CRIVE e R ASSAVLT AND ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN DROGKLYN. Yesterday afternoon two burglars entered he house ner of Adius and York yn, obit. In this they were frustrated by fscd an alarm liee tothe resen s and had b ed Heury C , aceused of killing Thomas Glea- cecurred fn_ Purman-t., Brooklyn, on tobe « on trial in the sions yesterday. 1 the evidence that wis addaced It seems ||H|I there re £ on the eve '|- in Iln hu nL of McEhane. AhL Cise 18 Lookkeeper the employ of P Fulton-st., Br 1 oinacharge of cmbezzling “§300 ur he firm. He was brought bifore ) ed guilty, aud was hcld to aw BOLD SWINDLING. " ave their names as E. J. Whecler ing banlinc Houses i (114 elty w by L. ushman of Detroff, on the s are are supposed o he ry with worthless her advices. They flooding tie cou ncd Niles has cd swindling in ics in this city ately eold for lers h Adams to 18- ations in this way amount to uearly A groc ¥F. Another case of misplaced confi The alieged facts are as follows: rant, has had for two years famond dealer named ed money of him & o £ Faxon for thie ke of the vaalr that ho place of dcposit. Faxon sent on the the Giamonds soon Qisappeare tled, huviug thus lost nearly bis whol HIS DAUGHTER N 10.~There i of citement here t a Epiritualist his dy d been kept i cle 0 attempting to let he 1 from the tifrd story, she fell, and_was sonewhat hurt, when the facts weré discovered. Bome relect wen took charge of the ir), whose rece und the zaob an assanlt on Willia ended blaiself wi “The authoritics uterfered, and Le has been locked u)l for tedal, ARMY GAZLT, BY THLBGRAYE 70 T8 n Second Lient, L. n'}n?u.‘f iyt byrivy’ Adjutani Gonered iitary NAVY GAZET ——— nare 10 T Jan. 5.—)’1'1 Fred. T. ardored to supply steamer Memphis. MURDER TRIAL. NCINNATI, 11.—Robext M v, o ['bAdonlrhl!gfil:{ Robert Mundy, colored, was Lirough Ui for murder, in shooting Cato Wilson th a ramsod's year 1go: fast'ved St ol ——— TRIBUNSE. ED 0D, Veteran Reserve Corps. 3 gin HARGED, U, 8. Alm{ SCELLANEOUS, ahaaies b Mgt DT, Wele, Fist Lt Ot M. Rewingtor; e1h fofuniry, wiil sct as Assistar, b ¥ Cormand of North Carolina. ————— TRIBUNE. DETACHED, Voelckens, from recelving el Vermont, sud APPOII'HHNI REVORED, Jan. 6.—Mate Thomas W/ u‘lw Pawnee bs. of stes Cos MISCE CANBG ontmd ummiumhhmnh,mn. THE FENIANS. —— #mn TRINNE "l?“a;r“'r:,':} Ww., Jan. ll—Thren Tenian prisoners, convicted at Sweetsburg, have arrived here and been Jodeed in the Provincial Penitentiary for a term of 20 years. I TRIALS AT TORONTO—ANOTHER DEATH SENTENCE. Toronto, C. W., Jan. 11 Timothy Kiley, a very Fenian-looking fellow aged about 50 years, Was 1 as one of the Fenians who ) 3 ed for (lw( 1‘- ke Q.C.,and ¥ the defense, The Yo meron rm were three counts in the | case by stating that there tent, and that tlm risoner might be found ity on any one or 1 of them. It was the object of the priconer a fair and imparti y would have, whether he wa G go Nottle was fhe was as follows: t on the mornins Trom tho United || e (rm\n 0 give s he or_acquit |H‘ o, e 1st of Jun: States In cannl-boats ; BOW { sworn, he eaid: l wns i lh tJune, when we wej led Fenla wadd he Was an Awer I, Ireland; that he came from fhat he crossed from Buffa ¥ Gt dune, At wight, {f, 'that o wus tnd Ridzeway, at Lime K by a body wou HINI ont about threc-quarters of a mile ~v.uul|«"|n ot the time of the n o was arrest lx.|\, e sadd L sa v MeMurich & n Py from Rid t 'M at Fort Exle; that 1 on @ pile of il n' l :. Erle, fd: I am Captain in the lo _of Ridgeway; Lient. 1 me to send nians; fou y loft; we found the pris- ke don't &hoot mé, I am luulllvl man in th o Ly Who we brought ti N e sald he up the road & l:.l. in the \lnudun of Lime t Fnrr I'rln]nlh d never to wh it was qute crossed over to Canada; md not buy why Le came m‘{» la, Fort Erle o acrowd that ||h| n(!"\- « prisoncr was armed. concluded th \h.)J Kenzio put in sev the prisoucr’s cha acter 1 disposcd and peace; United States, but at 1 ader excitemen a M v rested o the Fenfs ed in Bu Le did got tellme w The fury ) AD oners was d on the 51 f Marel., [ED N BOSTON YESTERDAY i3 |.,;..|x‘.l i T, Was i oo i sl on the first i\ Lien be wounded, is closed the case f‘r the d(': nse. Anxious party. D~PRESIDENT ROBERTS ENDORSED, JAMES STEPHENS DENOUNC ¢ mass mecting of the inj Lo the Rob A large and cuthusia erts and Stephens organizations was held at Masonic Hall last evening, for the purpose of giving expression to hood in 0 C.O.T. tiug was the fecling which is prevalent among the broths regerd to the treachery of Jo Monagh of the Firs He donounced fu ver vl peculati 15 " rd and unfit a nd that was the one of w and true Iriskn Col. Burna thy of e na Wi, R. Rol lxu dent. fui_cheers.) of Irela Roberts an i amn it ve quickly-ejected from the hall 4 Gen, Spear, Te y by the me uthor tir § fratnt in'a most iguamtafou and enliing upon all true feieds of Ireland to enpport Col. Win. R. Koberts and the Fenian organization of which k ident The 1 then adjourned, with thre ¥ Prost deut L vmfl-.n.llrrt Five Porsts—The Rev, J riean Temperan ) present ¢ in preacking t borhiood of the ¥ Pol evening next at the Unfon Mis Towbs, in Centrest., service t — LecTURES I AGassiz New-York.—The following lotter from P'rof. Agn 7 to Dr, Griscom, President of the Assoclution for the Ad ment of Scfence and Art, shows the Interert with which he complies with the invi tation for delivering a course of lectures hefore the eitl zens of New-York. The soclety has arra Weneing the eourse on the sth of Pebruary, every ticket represent a seat, thus preventing d from overcrowdivg. Partieulars of the airmngements 7 of the Amazon. on m ita bauks. Second: The water beatn of th Third: The fo tures, a8 | v very 1 Dr. J. 1L Guiscox. e B = The Conmuittee of Arran sbare, No. 3, & leetnre on leading topic with Prof. A " L Aurs, P meuts buve conelnded to sulatitute for the The Auclent Glacirs ia the Troples"—a Y —— BorLpirre’ PETITION.—At o late meeting of veterans fn this city the following petition was adopted, and is & ut No. 136 Canal-s ouse of Repranmiahons,of (¢ United # of the late war, having lost our di Peasan of diakbilly other shas u, mot. belng entitled to reerive vermment of the United K 0 7, In the City of New: Hon. the Senate and We, the udersigned or who have been di from the € A SourierN Liprany.—The collection of eurions and valuable books and mauuseripts, composing the library of a ecclebrated bibllomaniac, the lnl Mr. A. A, fmets of Bavannah was hapg riviite UDeAFics contain o larg vf the edith every branch of learning, wh 1 pgue, It Is pec y rich in specime f the m.»l anclent type o of the il manuseripta of the widdie ages, several of which are of extraordinary workmuy beauty, This lbrary is now offored al }..I\uu » s an opy Iumly seldomg exjoyed 4»)'A‘lul»lu Institution or w v anateur, to galn & most desirable acquisition to their mum treasutes, ek mideds Tue New-ExGraNp Socrery.—A Meeting of the New ¥ took place Iast evening at the Fifth Ave 1L Foyg, €8 presided. Tho object of the of new memb ol in order to become o lifo ny eseut being u Laving jencr report was read e 24 day of Februar it shall ‘hu necesaary 10 pay §50 1n i sin glo_subicription: Those have been menbers, or shall be beforo that tie, ean become Hfe members ws soon as (heir annuil subseription of 8 shall have aceumulated o880, The Le Dr. Bellows, H. A, B, Burnard, D.D., L.L. D., and Dr. F cis Lieber, were elected honoras Cyrus W. Field, esq., Joln Briglit an honorary member. The Beere ue Hotel, 2 numbers of the Soclety, wecting of ity principal supporter A adopted wiich provides that I mrn mbers. Onmotion of neland, was elected ol to y wis nstru e of the Socl lition, o that tl ¢ Englanders it oll of membiershi be ¢ "After ¢ u the adyisability of holding reular general weetings, it was finally resolved thut «hl;fl' 4 agaln on the 11th of March nest. The meeting t Jouried, v ol Wil v — \ PersoNar.~Lord Hamilton, England, Marqnis de BAAN0 of the French Legation, and Gen. Thos. lln'ln‘]'. SATURDAY, JAN Osrrep Etates 8 ARY CoMan on.-—m evening h meeting of the members of the Board of Bani- tary Commissioners was held at their office, No. 21 West Twelfthst. An immediate reduction of the exponses of tho offies Is propoted with a view to the epeedy dlgsolu- tion of the Commission, Tn the early part of 1563 the « on undertook the laborious tagk of the collecs and sailors’ bounty claims without its, which service, up to Oct. 1, 1860, claims had been collected, Goit th 41,000, To effeet the colloction of the 08, 129 ngenclew were e«‘-hll-hcd in 1t fs estimated that on il tion of soldiers’ charge to the elal at which time 5,7 - Commigsion over abeve number nfrt;]! 9 different parts of the country, e amount of elaims (89,726,477 collected, there Las been soldiers and sailors nearly’ 62,000,000, It1s chruary next that the clerieal force of the mmission sball bs materially reduced, and o affalr 80 completely reorga: that, without t6 thosa soldicrs and sailors whose bounty has paid them, the operations of the Commils- soon a8 possible thereafter bo concluded, — s Tnr Case or Epwanp F. Bacox.—Coroner Gover, by card published elsowhere, contradicts the report which was published fn some of tho city papers, that Mr. Edward T Bacon, upon whom #n inguest was recently held, had suffered IUX'KIH'( at the hands of the ml"mr{tn‘l at H‘lll vite Hi 1. Tho evidence shows that he was removed from t wpital at Lis own requeet, ks injunes 1ot being cousidered dangerous. e [Aszouncemets.) BEAUTY. How 70 Do Ir. Janeo's Duain pi Paws. Waer ane Lapies Sax or In Tow 70 Do 1t —To reine the plancst a well as the most beautiful face, ret the disfigarations asd us 1y di e removed from your skin. No s so disgusting as yimples, worms and wmarphew. A enough; but even this yields to the uasist nature by appiring h T/EMAIL DE PARIS '8 not & paist, preparation ‘whose distmetivenecs from these has secured 7 the Tiost serepulocs and Hajadorseuseat by the most iutellige d Bigh toned ledies. Sol sanzav, No. 822 lmflvu- d all fist cerp sud Tadics' Hai Dessers. at d ENDURING powder or pasts, n...udeu jous Srrcran NoTick 1o Youna MeN.—Bookkeeping and Peamanship secared et a relaction of 0XE-WALY, for fuw days ouly st Goroswitir's Coununciat Ixgmivore, No. 766 Broubeay. —{ Comau- vleated 1 ? 44 ————— — 'flm most agreeabls ealls made on New Year wero hoso at which Ke: Fst Inpia Corvre was dispenscd. For sale by all grocers. - Priee 25 eentd pet b 0. 154 & wennnndan 1L 71 days, with mdse. to Dutilh with mdse. and 203 Ihvl Columbus (Brem. » I' i 42 days, p & pass to Herman Boston. THE NEW-YORK NEWS C().; NOS. 21 AND 23 ANNST, NEW-YORK, FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND NEWS DEALERS. MANAGERS OF TIE COMPANY. DAVID P. RHOADES, JOSHUA G. ABDI, ROBERT M. DEWITT, SAMUEL 8. BLOOD, WILLIAM D. BANCKER, GEORGE ROSS, LUTHER 8. LAWRENCE. Trade list faruiabed to deal required by the irade. "SUCCESS IN SUNDAY JOURNALISM! The Cheapest and Best! THE SUNDAY PRICE PRICE [) CENT CENTS, NEWS. TH'( WEEK'S 1SSUE of the DAY NEWS will contals, s TELLGRAPIIC, \ MORE =i NEWS EXCLUSIVE AXND CITY, BETTER LITERARY MATTER, TIAN ANY OTHER SUSDAY NEWFPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATE PEWE VIVE CENTS FOR \\l E EVERYWHERE \ OTHER LONG STRIDE ™ ADVA CE. THF LAST 19SUE OF THE SUNDAY NEWS CONTAINED MORE TELEGRAPIIC, SPECIAL, GENERAL AND EXCLUSIVE IN ADDITION TO A LARGER QUANTITY OF INTER (D LITERARY MATTFR TIAN ANY OTHER JOUR THE METROPOLIS. PTION, CONSTRUCTED ITS NUMER. IN THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE MAN. OUS DEPARTMENTS NEE, THE SUND RECEIVED THE SUCCE: AY NEWES TO WIHICH 1T8 ENRRGY AND EN TERPRISE ENTITLED IT; AND AT THE PRESENT TIME, AL THOUGH ECARCELY A MONTH I1AS PASSED AWAY BINCE 1TS BIRTHL, IT LEADS ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY JOURNALS IN THE EXTENT AND VARIETY OF ITS NEWS, ITS ENTER- TAINING AND HIGH-TOXED CONTRIBUTIONS, ITS ART AND AMUSEMENT GOSSIP, AND ITS KEVELATIONS OF THE RE- CENT MOVEMENT OF LOCAL POLITICIANS. IN FACT, THE SUNDAY NEWS HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT A LIVE BUNDAY NEWSPAPER WAS NEEDED IN NEW-YORK CITY, AND THAT IT HAS FILLED THIS NEED 18 SHOWN BY ITS CIRCULATION, WHICH MAS INCREASED AT A KATE NEVER EQUALED BY ANY CITY JOURNAL AT THE OUTSET OF JOURNALISTIC LIFE, THE Q1IN 7 SUNDAY NEWS HAVING AT ONCE STEPPED INTO THE FRONT RANKS, WILL NOT, BY RELYING ON IT§ UNPAKALLELED SUCCESS, KE- TROGUADE IN ANY MANNER WHATSOEVER, BUT WILL CON- TINUE TO.BE, AS IT IIAS BEEN, A DISTINCTIVE NEWSPAPER, NG MORE X PUBLISH! 8 AND BETTER STORIES, SKETCIIES, ETC., THAN ANY OTHER JOURNAL PUBLISHED ON SUNDAY MORNING, » PRICE FIVE CENTS. '1‘IIET\'EYFN VA THE ¥ il '[‘IIL "EVENING (.\/1 THE EVENING ¢ THE 1 Tm, EV \'1\«. ! THRER CENTS | ¢ all the NEW There r..u‘v.m [ aleo choice BOOKS of the day and gll the oll Ctandasd Koz, French wn ot Staloiory, " b Wi 'j ) where yo s, P, Pl us 7 than any Jra O -u.nhqmn are ot the Bréyoort House, Viscount d Cliabit and Count Lubersae are at tie Clarendon Hotel, The Hon, T. D. Ehot, hington;, 18 at the Fifth Avenuo Hotel. G, d,8. Casement, Painayille; the Hon, L. B. Crocker an s.. Hon t‘n«m»y Anic; mwgw the Hon. John Magee, ., puds v DUITEYIV, €60, 410 AL the Bl lhhqlfl /| ARY 12, 1867, “Tho Pey s Mightier than the Sword, TIE G0LD PEN-DEST AND CEEAPEST OF PES. MORTON'S GOLD PINS, THT BEST PENS 1N THE WORLD. For sale at No. 25 Mamex-Laxe, New- York, and by every duly-appointed Ageut at the saine prices, Morton makes no Pens stamped with the Name or Trade-mgrk of HJ other; therefore, where an Ay\ ncy is established, tlxo public will bo best suited, and ut the same prices, by calling on the Agent; all other places those wishing the Morton f’en, must send to Headquarters, where their orders will receive prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash, WIIO MAKES THE BESTAND CHEAPEST GOLD PENS? Mr. A, Morton to be not only one of the Mfl llfl tarers of Gold Pens not only in Ameri s, 44 can askare our s o ;fi. uul MARVIN & CO' ALUM AND DRY [T FIRE AND BURG SAFES Are now eonsidered the Best in the World, No. 265 IROADIAY, Kew York, Principal Warehouses, } No. 121 CHESTNUTAT il IVEB’ PATENT LAMPS! The SAVEST, mmcommn'r and ln every way THE BEST LAMP EVER USED) CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, MANGING wd TaBln ¢an be LIGHTED A8 QUICKLY as GAS, flled and trimmed neatly, all WITHOUT REMOVING the SHADB, Owu o NEY, or utscrewing the BURNER| We deai fu KEROSENE GOODS of all Kinds,and he besy OLL iy warket, and fite the atention o all bayers bogh Cireulars, with prices and testimonlals, sent to all applicants, JULIUS IVES & Co., Xo. 49 Maidenlane, i "loh-‘m-hm FOLDING rocmmnq, We happen to know most exteasive wana the world, M lenee. We kuow them to be the Peat metallic pen evar invented i Alesander Jrerdres Mr. Morton, who has for years past been the successtul the arieia (G614 Pessy, s i Jungth brouglt tho requlate inac liagry to wuch perfection, that 1ts work leaves nothiag to be detied. = * ¢ o by mewss of tented machinery, produces & pen which satisfies eve body. oo o T vl of atng U o Uituk Moiton's Gold ects deckdedly tho beat of aoy la the market. "Our Jowel of & Gold Pen was manufuctured by A, Morton, axd we shall Tomer Morton to thels friends as worthy of -m’mul patrousge.— (0 any made in this country.— Advocate, Cincinnati. would most hwuly resominend the Morton Pen as the very bost mbsti- +" 137 Yiave been in Gl Focs l |l|l| i [ ton Travelle e surprinel f, eve with the bard work we put o, it dots not keep oI, U [and slwara tn goed contition always 1n good co —and who d first-rate (mu‘fi afied el Pens ¢! 5. Y. Tribune facturer of MMENSE REDUCTION oo S w tute vet ofered " tho gray goose uill.—[N. Y. Daily Times. o b sak Bl il e apley e Hehary nd b bralns o work, es {ime, and havs always finnd them the best instrumerts of the kid fallen Y. Evenlog Post. i hiagci esa o the market are Mortn's Gold Pev—{Bosten ost, Food candition for years.—[Tho Press, Philadelpbis. "The Editors of the Lady's Book cau conscientiously eommend the Gold Persous wishis i e prostof el G L DL L gt FURS, ROBES, ke, ke i of thean peus for several years, and bellers them 1o be flly equa OUR LARGE AKD VARIED STOCK OF WINTER G00DS Mupy BE CLOSED OUT REGARDLESS OF COST. ‘ ' Leen more than twenty years trylag to cons onrselves fnto the 1 Goil Pen butwever found oue tll we nsed Moriou's, that e id B0t cast aside after a bort nse. We ean speak of the real comort of ene d Peus.—[N. Y. Observi fac that consiant ritng o Jone chespt with Gold Fens tha wti thons of any other mi * Morton's Gold @ best we have ever m u: mada by mocintr7, oy e In patat of seonony, a8 well 4 Joursal, old #0 low that tiey ara ynhgz , to the Steel Fen. ristian Advocate aud N.Y. tfl/‘ Y. Ci ver seen & 1ot of pens 8o uniformly exeellent. In clasticlty Ue quill mose than any Gold Pean wo bave seen, aud ren- write.—|The American Baptist, N. ¥. Uity . i Pens are vastly superior and eheaper than the quill or steel e +"“We bavo bad mach experience In_the use of Gold Teus. bl are propare Lo g4y tiab wo hlak Morious the best we bave ever tried —| The Bostoa lte Morton ol eheaper in the long ran than steel, Taving one in consiant use, we speak advisedly. —[North-Wes cat GREAT PARGAINS FOR THE EXT 30 DAYS AT + JOEX B. TERRYS, No. 409 IIOM i BRAI)LEy's DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (Or Double Spring) 8. K I Boles MADE EXPRESSLY FOR THE msn\r PASHION OF LADIEY DRE u 142 2 34 AND 3 YARDS 1¥ CIRCUMPRRENCR. . Full Auortmestof al the POPULAR ETY]ES of Bmdley'l Celebroted Duplex Elliptip qum, imony of all who are well fnformed is no gold or metallie {Evening kxp 5 Patented Machines » euabled lll’lu that, In our 0m' - "‘I'cgfi pen made.— acomparably the w10 hear the testimony of experience 1o the excel ¢ Pen maker a & anything in the i “ta lower price. than veual, unco with the man, enahles us to tbe dimappointed.—[Tho Exax care, il the divent iids of Gold Pens of tho article, and, after the wost fall can cons it by for the ou 7 they ere Lejoud coperison tho best Xm Chieago. o worid over, o be ‘s standari s gold dol- writing with it et bim il LA O meeTat 't Ligkest po ‘v AT RETAIL BY ,:,:“;::,::?;:;";{ o e LORD & TATLOR, ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co., R L MACY, AND MOST OTHER FIRST-CLASS STORES. AT WHOLESALE by the Exclusive !ll:fitfiln‘ll ?fl e cmen b PATE! - ETRANO & AURIANCE, kawm to the trade, and to those who nse pers, fur s m ibe woril—| Daily Union and Advertiser, Roches ! en Iy ccrtainly the best of -n{mn, in this line we bave 3 We are'so wel waisted widh fis working { it with great coufdenc to our rea Ohio, 95 vop s WESTS, BRADIET & CARY, Nos. 07 CHAMBERS and 79 and §1 PADI—H‘I "L ALSO, AT WHOLESALE BY LEADING JOBB) IMEORTMT 10 lNV 3" ALL sm‘n:m-'ks & From Palinonary Diseases, Nervous Debility, ’“ ‘Weanknesses, or Chironic Disorders, of any Natare, and all whose Vital Forces are depressed, recdering necessary &’ NERYOUS T?“C AND lwlflouml- Are wmflwaau!unQWa WINCHL‘STER’S “HYPOPIOSPHITES TiE SPECIFIC REWEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, NERVOUS DEBILITY, Scrofula, Asthina, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,, Paralyyis, Neuralgia, Loss of Appetite, Chlorosis, Wast Marasmus, Wasting, Liver Com- platnts, Rickets, Weakness in Children, Debility of Nursing and Preguancy, Diicult Teething, and all ¥ Disorders of the Luugs, Nervous and Ilh“ ”1 @ PRICES.—Is 7 anl 1602 Dottis, 81 uuua oq or six susall for 5, by Bxpress. Sold by Druggists genesally, ssd Sole Depot, by the Proprietors, J. WIN n:nr,«rd We know of vo Tiie y, and general useful other pen that wean Mk a rpen than s i made— st co, and Patented Mackiners, Mr. Morton ls enabled i Toy them. e g % ' » Bares CoxprraTa, Cardif (Wales), pecs came mafe one han to sead from Fo i o iet Sgure 1p he Feder) Tresssn 7, was & rede afar, male by ban b ery oper carsey utterly m for ¥1 could zob be made b ve made at all. For ten £g the wachiaes be now s ¢ weel, with less labor it AU BOW bErD ¢ o satce friend who bas aided % THIBUNK. In not more thas tea novreceipt of the Pens thus ave we been apprired (hat ¢ which bis business fs transacted, « that those who see Gt to order Peas of olated eirker in the recelpt o th y iy commend them o public favor.— the goods, and we Tribuve, Apri 12, 1862, MORTO: $ FIRST QUALITY. VARKANTED.) aud are poiuted with the in Pointa, cirefully selected, aud nona ol with the alehteat imperfection | the lotest serutiny can detect. stamped * A. Morton, Firat Quality,” and R _CENT _SAY . nmm-rs STAR YEAST POWDE Xiod of Cake 1asy be made with this Yeust Fowder’ A! i shorteuidy is required whed Sweet MiIk i acd. mg’ Kos. 64,63, 66, €7, €9, 00, , T2t u»\ 1wl send & sieple package on receipt l‘l:\l\h \OLR 0\\ N bOAP iheted. lie Poiuts are warranted ccident, 5l Clises are made of Coin Stiver, and for this quality SAVED by usiug G i\TE FOTASH of READY -onr&un; Seabe e skremgth of cozzon Poash, avd supes six months, except agalnst cass of 1 pod WITI PENCILS. ROR Korp. N lime o required. Consumers will extrn heavy and stroug. ifer or ley in the market. Put up i " . PPN % ] pounds, 6 As and 12 poun: ith full Jirections CES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION '-Tmn.nm e ok Hoap. O pound ‘m.fi f“ 1 Pen. with Pencil Cage....$2 0 Potash in market. BAUDI No. 2 Pen with Pencil Case. ... 3 60 Nos. 64, 65, 64, 6, 68, 69, 70, 72 asd 74 Washingtoo-st No. 3 Pen with Pencil Ca 0. 4 Fen with Peneil Cas with Pencil Case. No. & o with Pencil Case. JANUARY, 1867, The Nuwbers indicate ize only, No. 1 b th .ul t, 4 ‘ and No. 10 the g '.;"’ vy, N g e SPECIAL SALE i PRICLS OF WITH SILVER-MOUNTED DESK- OF FINE ‘ HOLDERS, - " WINTER CLO I‘HING. COATS.. PANTALOONS 8 00 VES 4 00 Now. 7, 8,9, und 0 16 Moroéeo Hox B.COATS kg 7 0 16 00 MORTON'S SECOND an‘r\’. DE"TI I]N' & CO ‘ (WARRANTED.) These are 14 carats fine, and ave superior to any Morton L4 1 10 tho y o ar 1860, Morton, Second Quality,” i h; stamped S "HILBERG™ GE l!\lx\\' OINTME. wecids rauted a certaln cure, Wi .x‘ Iui:‘l ..n Lxfium.“ u.‘n“h The Cases are made of Coin Silver, but are not 80 heavy as those.of the First Quality. PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN €ILVER EXTENSION CASES WITIL PENCILS, 81 25......with Peneil Case .with Penc Il ( nu with Pene e with hunl L.uo MORTON'S Tunm Q)UM LITY. D) (WAREANTE and llhml(h cheaper, are lerc, as regards qualities, wou;gl grrohie, ot rheu: 3 by all o A thAT HALL'S PATENT culars. Gurability: clasticity and good wmm,;l L ; ‘en 1s stamped * A, Morton, Third Quality,” aund IRE. numl Agoate The Points are warranted for six months, except against | The only book lssued o m Vny aum‘. the Rebelllon accide Bo competition. t. ‘The Cases are made of Coin Silver, but are not as heavy as those of the First Quality. MORTON'S CHEAP GOLD PENS. (NOT WARKANTED.) Theso Pens are 10 carats fine, and are Better Writing, and wore Duriblo Pens than can, without operatiug Mor- tow's Patented Machinery, be produced for the prices, even wers (e Gold furnished gratuitously. PRICLS OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER-PLATED EX- TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS, §0 50.. with Pencil Cise, 75..with Pencil Case wys Ihwlyhll 1m with Pencil Case. ) legunt Pe 25..with Pe ; 1 80 with pe 1, Good-Writing Gold Pens, with ue of which s, although Comprisit ular hies n!wlr l(nnl H loa i) whh vy 4 e volume—handsomely ilustrated on .1.- nection with this work, onr forees, Tarriages, & DAMS & CONE, No. 684 m{OAD vite purebasers to lspec (helr_extes ;JII hulll LARKIAGM( thw- rising A stor p 'Hu \\: wre \h 11-Finds) Iridosin Poluts, the average wihl far ontlast a gross of th ar of ey cr{ st Bteel Pe u.;J are lmu:untuml‘ ‘l‘."d therefore not ‘“"""{{“ e. C Th 0 bere Tiiey aro not pumbered, | it cor spond in size to Nos. R 1 class work aud great bargalus. Several SECON very low, o JOHN i.—A discount of 10 per cent will be allowed on ek vess at one tin i i LI = “The 11k I tukon of all rewmitiances by madl tn rogistered | [YOR SALE — Four, ) o_new two 1.i§u"rla and o eate delivery utlh‘o;nm);du xnlmn’)ie‘fid o |2 TRUCKS. dppyto 8 W. WiLSO, No. %3 all Who send tweunty cents (clgo for reglsters 3 dition to the price glllmzmvds Sdered, Gty bLLlfiuS AND HAR\L ,}nm@m \Onx ‘pv, n’”llln n:uuoy. ;l‘y uv:;scrusrhnn send by re- )u.flw thyn mal otherwise, as dire # Gold Pen or Pe ———————,—"‘ SE0onthg the b according o description. Address, E}s-l.lbu KERSEY i wngesrs A. MORTON, xw-u—fl No. 93 NAIDENLANE. NEW-YORK. h nw-'-