The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 31, 1866, Page 1

Number 10.515. The Latest News —_—— 6 FROM WASHINGTON. THE CIVIL RIGHTS VETO. EXCITEMENT RUNNING HIGH Will the President be Sustaimed ? Another Explosion at the Arsenal TWO PERSONS INJURED. Important from Richmo i THE INTENDED NEGRO CELEBRATION. Gevernment Will Prevent It, The Colored People Warned, THE NEW JERSEY SENATORSHIP. Ne Prospect of an Election, THE CONTEST IN CONNECTICUT. Great Efforts of Both Parties, City and Miscellaneous News, MEETING OF THE HEALTH BOARD. Report on the Rag Business, CURIOUS AND FATAL ACCIDENT. A Merchant Choked to Death in Taylor’s Saloon. &e., &e. Wasnisoton, Mareh 80. It is reported that Senator Willey, of West Vir- @inia, will vote with the Radicals to pass the Civil Rights bill over the veto. If thie is true, it Increases the probabilities of ite passage by the requisite vote ~-two-thirds..though Mr. Lane, of Kansas, is counted among the friends of the veto, His vote would offees Willey's, and, with Mr. Dizon present, would be eufficient to defeat the bill. Opinions, however, @iffer,as totho fate of the bill, and the feeling on both sides runs high, Senator Dixen is rapidly recovering, and will soon beable to resume his seat fin the Senate, The Government has received advices from Rich- mond, that the negroes of that city and the eur- rounding country are contemplating the project of having some public celebration on the Sd of April moxt, the anniversary of the fall of Richmond, The Evening Stan says Ma). Gen, Terry, commanding phe Departmen’, has advised and warned the colored people not to attempt eo imprudent a demonstration. Bot itappears thot the movers in the affair are still engaged in perfecting the arrangements, It ie need- less to eny that any euch demonstration by the Degroes will not be permitted by the Government authorities, aud measures have alrendy becn taken to prevent any celebration of a public character Yesterday afternoon, there was another explosion a! the Washington Arsenal. A shel! burst while iwo ef the laborers were engaged in unloading it. One of them may possibly lose several of hie fingers by amputation; the other sustained only @ elignt abrasion of the forehead by a fragment of the ebell. Bince the explosion at the same place several months ‘aso, by which ten persons were killed, this work has been carried on in sheje widely separated, so that an explosion in one cannot communicate to the o:hers en the grounds. Very much of this kind of war material has recently been brought to the Arsenal. It is stated that Ex-Gov. Ha'l, of Vermont, will be appointed to fill the vacancy in the Renate occasioned by the death of Senator Foot. The United Beates and Brazil Mail Steamship Company has a memorial before the House Commit- tee on the Post Office and Post Roads, asking for an extension of the route from Rio Janeiro to Montevi- deo and Buenos Ayres. The new line of mail steamers between New York and the ports of Lacuira and Puorto Cabella,in Vene- euela, iouching at &t. Thomas, will make the first trip from New York on the 6th of April. The Com- pany basa subsidy from the Venezuelian govern- ment for carrying ite mails, and has now made appii- eation to the Post Office Department for similar service. The lettings of contracts for postal service in the Northwestern States, will, it is supposed, show « large reduction of rates. Orders have been received at the Navy Yard ‘o fit up the steamers Saco and Marblehead, as apprentice echoolships by the Ist of May—one to go to Norfolk, and the other to Annapolis, Dispatehes received by the State Department show the progress of the cattle plague in England and Geotland, It is officially known that the pamber of eattle attacked for the woek ending March 2d is 7,310. The Navy Department has ordered men-of-war to the Banks, to protect our fishermen in their rights. THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION, Great Excitement. The election campaign in Connecticut is being prosecuted with the most intense vigor, and the result on Monday next is looked forward to with the greatest interest by politicians of every shade and grade. Meetings of both parties are held nightly all ever the State, at which the utmost enthusiasm is exhibited. Among the Democrats stumping the Biate are Fx-(iov. Seymour, Herman H, Barbeur, J. 8. Holmes and 8. 8. Cox. The Republicans are active, enthusiastic, and feel certain of success—no stone being left unturned to bring out the full party strength. Several Republican Senstors are “stump- fing it” through the State. In fact, the campaign ts the most exciting that has taken place in the Btate for many years. New Jorsey. Tbe Senatorial Hitch im the Legisiatare Philadelphia, March 30.—Senstor Ladiam of Cum. berland, New Jersey, who offered « resolution to go (nwo jolnt meeting in the New Jersey Senate, on Tharsday, corrects the Associated Press dispatch beretofere published, as follows: | the vote in the New Jersey (Renate on the reso- lution © go into joint meeting to elect « ('nited States Senator, is likely to lead toe mistake on that subject ‘The vote was tea in favor of the resolution d the resolution was lost be- ution which had been pareed be Democrats to make or, eleven, necessary The ten votes given in tavor of coing into joint meeting comprised all the mem- bere e.eciod as Republicans, except Mr. Seovel, who voted with the Democrats against it. to pase the resolutic SBOOND Niaraten, Trenton, March 30,.oih houses to-day adjourned over to Monday next, No action whatever was taken on the Benatorial question. Lioubts are expressed as to the probability of # joint meeting at all, The Prominent candidates now are Alcxander G. Cattell and Joho PY. Stockton. The following lester was read from Thad. Stevens by Mr. Scovel, during his speech yesterday : Waetrsotox, March 99, 1966, Hon, Javes M, Boover, &e Dear By all means bu ap yeur election. ‘al like Give ae tio conservative Ar yonreelf or nothing. A copperhead is better th waddier Taap 4 STEVENS. NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE. Senate. Albany, March 30.—Biiis Reronten.—To amend the act relative to the Croton Aqueduet tn connec- tion with certain streets in New York Author. ining the erection of & pudlie dock at Classen Point, Westchester County Authorizing the Comp- troller of New York to borrow money and isaue stock for the pps ovement of cocks and pierein the city of New York... -Ineressing the comp nsation officers and members of the Metropoliten Poi ce For the improvement of Broad the Battery and i4th et........Authonglog certain runken lotein the victnity of Manhattan street, New York, to be filled in........Incressing the p were duties of the Commissioners of Central Park Against allowing the (German-American School focie y of New York to participate in the dist itu- tion of the Common &ehool Fund, whch was agreed to........ Incorporating the Brookiyn 1 es’ Col- lo ..Amen.uing the charter of New York & Brooklyn Pe'roleum Floatine and Storage Com any To incorporate the Bloominedale Savin tank To incorporate the American Exp! and Mining Co, The Conference Comimistes repo! ed and the bill parsed. The Con ference Committe appointed on the General Appropriation Bill, aad the amendments to the charter of Buffalo, Brita Ixtroproen...To create the Metropolitan Fire Departments Keilef Fund For the relief of Kichard M. Blatehtord fo authorize the is, Island RK. BR. Co, to increase ite capital stock ‘o incorporate the village of Port Richmond, Richmond County Bits Passe. Toamend the charter of the Union ime Savings Hank. To amend \be charter of the Hudson aod Hariem Kiver Canal. BVENING AEGSION, Mr. F. Cornel) presented « memorial from the Btate Agricultaral Society, relative to the diseare among cattle known as the Kinderpest. The Boclety ask for the passage of an act appointing William Kelly, of Dutchess county; Marsena R. Patrick, of Ontario county, and Lewis F. Allen, of Erie county, Commissioners to enforce ite provisions, The act clothes them, in case of the appearance of the Kind- a duties posse erp-st, with oll the powers and exercised by Boar f ie, In cese of the appearance of the disease, the owner of the eattle must notify the Commissioners, and int an assistant for euch district, who ted aniruals to be separated from in case the disease proves # to spread, he shall cause the healthy anime: to be incurabie or thr them to be slaaghtered. ance of the disease mnuat be given immedi least one county paper, A state: approved by the society for the treatment of the dis« ease wust also be pub lshea, The Commissioners may outer upon and take possession of ans prem where cattle so effected are found, establish qarantine regulations to Pp: spread of thed t in railroad cars, by veerels. or by public hig taking posres-lon of the enin and htering the same, as th may deo r five dollars per Sssintants three jay oud traveling expen the Coum- re from the sta jon, veer is highly injections and is not con- iinals of the bovine race; that (he conta suvesed in the ciothes, and by pe:eons employed in taking care of, or even in inepecting the disoarod subjects, and that no remedial agencies have yet been discovered to justity the least neglect of remedial moasures, say that should it prevail in this State to the same extent as in beng jand, it would result in the lose of at least five million di ine Soctety also call attention of the Lesl ire, that over ove milliom of miich cows worth over thirty million doliais, are owned in this State, cuietly in she dairy districte; thatthe annual value of the Lutter made exceeds torty miliions, and of cheese fix mitions; that e subile and hitherto undiscovered disease bas existed for several years past, which causes abortion amons the cows in the dairy district, and is steadily fn- creasing, over 5,000 cows having been lost in lierki- mer County gone in the past year, To secure a thorouch and ayrtematic search imto the cause of the disease and its remedies, the soc.ety asks jor ap appropriation (0 pay lor the sasistance of a competent botanist o microscepies and & patholog Bitte Passep—-Kequiring row ana sail boats need in she Mrtropoliian rolice District to be licensed ...-.. Inco poraiing the South fice eporteman's Ciub, of Loug Ieland........For the reef ot the Brooklyn an. Rockaway Beach Railroad kor the relief of Seamen's Funds and Retreny Amending the charter of the Amencan Tract Society . Amendivg the constitution of the Congregation of shaaray Tithe ot New York ; The Schenectady Armory Hill, epp opriating edu, Uv ibe Poughkeepsie roise matiroad Bill, Adjourned, Assembly. Riiis Rrrourep.—To prevent eraelty to animals. Torepeal the Boidiers' voting iaw. Mr. Anderson introduced a bill to authorize the taxation of stockholders of baaks. Bits Passen,-To incorporate the Southwestern Land and Mining Company. To establish the Nia- garn frontier police—by a vote of 65 to 34. Relative to the adopsion of minor coildren, ‘To exempt the real estare of the National Academy of Tvsi.0 from taxation. 10 authorize the Comptroller of New York to borrow money in auti ipation of taxation jor th benefit of (he Fire Comuesiouers, 10 amweud th act reintive 40 the State uamic Asylum, bor consoidasion of the Buffalo and Washington laii- road Company with the »,noemahoning end Portage Hailroad Company of euosylvenia, KVENING BROAION, LerORTS.—Relative to the 6th Regiment, National Guard To incorporate the New York Young Men's Christian Association To allow lodges of free and accepted Masons to bold real estate. (The bill was passed by unsuimnous consent.) ° authorize James Ss. Mcintyre to extend ue 6th ave- nue stage route. . To improve Atlantic avenue to (rand street, Brookiyn. ‘To incorporate the Courtiand pavings Hank, also the Skeueatcies Ba- viugs Hank; also the Natious! Savings Kauk, of Now Yors.... To fix the tees of Constabies of brook. 4 :. To alter the Commissioners map of Mrook- vo. Motions axp Reso.orions,—Mr. Brandreth mo¥~ ed that the House go in Commitiee of the Wool op the Bioadway and Cross-town Railroad Milis, Mr. A.\, Btewart moved to lay the resolution on jhe table. The resoiution to Jay on the table was loss by a voie of 42 yeas againss by fos Mr. Brandro.o then witharew bis resolution, Adjourned, The Wer Between Brazil and Paraguay. The North America has arrived as this port with news upto Maich 3, On the Slet of Jeuuary o Paraguayan force, three thousand strong, crossed to the southern bank of the Parana, at Pesso de la Patria, and attacked the Argentine forces ‘ermine jhe veneers of the allied armies, Alter @ severe fight the eroseed the river ja good order to their endqusriers, The loss on eac! side is estime ed at sx huvdred killed, A large qianuity of timber, lated b: the ines jor the purpose of . ert 4 which to cross troops and material ip the loag pro- nee allies, was captured by inte the river. De- YORK. $ Robles, together with sixty other officers, had been shot by order of Dicta’or Lopes, in the presence of the entire army, drawn up ina holiow square. Th \lian fleet remained at Corrientes, awaiting th arrival of Admiral Tamandee, when active ner fons were to be commenced by the combi but from the akiltu! obstruction of the Para. ay below Humeite it was doubtful wheth ra smne- ful attack by water could bemede, From all appearances the de ensive preparatons made by Loper would effectually prevent any direct advance of the allies upon Humaisa, their only chance of capturing that piece lying in « rapid dauk move- Meut by crossing the l’araua at liapua, Hews Items. By Telegraph te the New York Sun.) Tae boiler of the Davies steam saw mill, near Mitchel), Indiana, exploded yesterday, killing two men and severely injuring two others Paask Watt's carriage factory, at 56 Rank at, Cincinnati, waa partially destroyed by fre yes- terday. Loss about $5,000, Tae steamer Consijtution ssilel from San Fran- cinco ye fey, with $4,505,945 in treasure, of which $5,00 4 are for New York. Hon. Cor neliue Coll, United States Senator elect, is e pas- sencer Tus fleet of vessels which hae been weather bound at Fort Monroe for the last few days, sailed on Wednemlay. The weather afterwards became unfavorable, and many of tem have consequently returned General Intelligence, (By Mail te the New York Sun} Iw 1798, during the Irsh rebellion, there were 140,000 Dritish soldiers keps on the Island, Tarmrr tTHoosAND trove on the Bouthern coast of Englaud were bl wa down by « recent tempest Tue quarrymen ani bluestone cutters of K ngsion, N.Y. have just struck for an advance of wager Tra bonse next adjoining that of Gen Grantin Warhington is sad to be owned by 8 colored man who ie worth @200,000, A roune lady of Augusta, N. Y., aged 16 veara, committed suicide, the other dev, because she had ‘lived es long as she wauted to.” Gao, Rosennack, age! 85, and « fair Teutonic dane ot 75 summers, eloped from the vicinity of Albany a dayor twoago., Both were married and Tas Duchess Dowager of Sutherland is very seriously {\), Her Grace was formerly one of the Queen's Laties in Waiting, and one of the moat beautiful women in Eugland, A Lawren in Maine recently moved for a new trial on the ground ‘that the verdict was againet the law "are evidence, aud thatthe jury were unduly influenced by the great beauty of the Semale plang.” Boor.asp bide fair to mval Penosylvante im that new sourceof wealth which ce ite in ‘atrikin’ le.’ According to’ the Loverness Cornrenr, man large fortunes are being made by the lucky find- jog of petroleum dep sits. uy Bare three postofiices recently established inthe oil regions of Pennsylvenia:..The let, Pit Hole City; 2d, P.t Hole Centre, ana bd, Wea Pit Hole. Porsovs add:essing friends in that section sbould be careful to dewignate the office. Tus Saunders’ kidnappers were tried at Mon- trea! on Tuesday, and acquitted on # technical objection made to the late O'Leary's deporition which was the ony strong evideue against them, Three of them bave been in prison for nine moushe. Aw Imperial ukase just issued completes the abolition of serfdorn in Russia begun in 1861, The Government oversight or the freodmen haa been bLauded over tothe local authorities, who are to comple'e the work of emancipadion by the middle of August next. Bricgoam Youra raised in bis garden of two and e halt acres, last year, 750 bushels of peaches; 400 do, apples ; 22 do. plume; 26 do, strawberries; % do, peare; 2% pounds of cherries ; 1.875 do, of grayjes, with gooseberrivs, raspberries, aud cur- raute in abundance, Rien Boutherners are buving nice residences in the lashionable parte of Boston, and are gotng to live there. Over iwenty tirst-c\ase houses there have lately been purchase! by Southeruers, who ney they made fortunrs Uusing the war, and bave come North to invest it Some of the London merchants have inatitured a cusiom of charging a) admission fee to those who enter their stores without buying. The lady mybtecers can evter by paying @ asinall tec, aad examine ai) the latest styles and costuines without making apy purchases. Tux Danubian Prncipalities which are just now creating such a stirin burcpe, is the great camp- ing ground for gypsies, aod from which they dis- trioute thems: lives all over the West. They marry and intermarry with the natises—tsuy of whom imbiLe their thieving propeusi Tan Connsevonngycia of Madrid gives curious statiatice of the executions whieh have taken piace in 8, win in consequence of internal revolutions, Te number amounted to twenty-tnree under Es- partero, to fourtees under Gonzales Bravo, nivesy- two under Nar\aez, sud thirteen under 0' Donnell. Drarsa@ the last year of the war, the Post Office earned a net profit of over $550,000 from mail ser- vice in the loyal tutes, ihe first three months that mal! service Was resummed a the South there was 8 loss in the whole country of over #20,000, As the mail routes are being extended over the South the deficiency rapidly increases Tos ship earpenters, painters, plas‘erers and builders of 84. Louis, e0u8 strike, and the Trades’ Unions are preparing foe furtuer otrikes. The aifficulty seems to be that the bosses want to employ apprentices animen not belong ing tothe goviety, An+ffurt is to be made to carry the qu on inw the lvcal @ ections next week. The London Sractaroe says: “One of the most terrivly pathetic » ories connected with the sinking of the steamship Lonieo bas bot yes appeared in print. ne of the many ladies on board was near her confinement, Luder the sirain of that long agony her chiid was bora, sud when the ship wentdown she was sren bu wing it above her head, as if striving with true mate:mal instincs : at, though all must die, her bebe muss aie the ant." A letter from Aiken, ® ©., announces the death of the ex-rebe Geveral E!liow wo ao long defend. ot Fort Sumter agai the Federal forces. At the explosion of the nm in front of Petersburg, Va., he bed en arm shattere’; sud when the war closed, he took up bie aboue is # fisherman's but in Port Royal harbor, where Le supported his fam ily by Debing, until Winter stop ed it, He had just entered a situation oo vad, when be was suddenly cust off, in the U6. of his age, Tas Rocky Mountain (( News thus relieves iteel! of the indignation causes by the rejection in Congress of the Colorado Bite bill: * Forsaken and cast off by the Government that should foster and protect us—our bist aod purest-moinded citi- zens branded as murderers, left o the ender mer- cies of those who know eud care for uo interest save that of self, itis indeed & pit-able case agit now presents itself, Bu; we will uit despair, Like sLe@ fabled Powuix, Colorado shall yet ree trom the ashes ip which those caviaies bave placa ber." Tus Kingston (Can,) Wao does not know how to form ap opinion of the luog threatened Fenian invamou, There must be, |) uinks, something in it, @/s@ the government would not put the Province armed loree to SATURDAY, MARCH 3l, 1866, remit ; 25,000 regulace and volnnteers are under erma, and 100,000 more can be raised and equip- in ten days, Boside the United States Gov- levthe “beld Fenian Loye' invade e land of the Kanucks, and so the sage cone a. sion is that the F. B leaders don's intend to figne anybody or anyth ng, but are on'y scheming to ge Money outof the poor servant cirle and lavor- Ora Who are green enough to sul mit bo Le floeced, It would hardly soem possible to rob @ aafe or rault construct] ee the followiag, for a London Han, al The wale of the room, two feet thick, are farmed of hard bricka laid in cement, and with hoop-rron worked in. The room ts lined throughout with wrought fron half an inch thick. There are two doors—the outer @ strong iron one, w th two locks: and the laner one of combined stee! and tron, of extracrdinary strength, with two locks throwing ten belts, A safe placed insite, weighing eight tons, and throwing twenty bolts, containg the cash aud securities, An alarm in the resident clerk's bedroom is attached to the naile of the strong room, so that if the outer door is opened @ gong is set going. A porter sleeps be! in front of the outer door, and by pu ling « hand'e he can eet the alarm off if necessary, snd there je & watchman always on duty. Tae cattle in England, Upto th advices 144,000 catile had been sacrifice! disease, In connection with this dreadful mur- rain, the Liverpool Post sa “Mr, Woolfe has lost by the rinderpest, up to the present time, 59 heal of cattle, and some have recovered. Among the latter were » cow and hor calf the caif died, but the cow survived the attack, and tu a fow dare the milk returned. The dairy-maid, on ereing this, brought some of the mile which nad been taken from the cow and showed! {t to her mistress (Mra, Woolle), who, attracted by the unusually rich appearance of i put her Qnger into the pail and tasted it, No sooner bad she done 6o then ae experienced @ vivlent burning seusation in her mouth, which caused her immediately to epit out the emainde: This, how , did nos terminate, or even allay, the burning, smarting leeling ; on the contrary, lt extended raviily, and with in reased intensity, to the stomach, and all over the body, to uch an extent that ao illness, with symptoms such as are produced by some irritating poison, supervened, aud recovery did not take place for several days.’' NAVAL.4 Leunch of the Gusboat Quinnebang. The splendid new gunboat Quinnebang will be lauoched at the Brooklyn Navy Yard thie morning The Quinnebaug ise third class sloop-of-war, She le 831 tons burthen fold measurement) aad will carry ten gane of heavy calibre, and «@ crew of about one handred and fifty men, The modelof the Quinne- baug ie 00 exquisitely rounded that « straight edge could hardly rest upon any part of the exterior eur- face of the vesse!, Bheis very strongly put together, and, presenting « does a remarkable Instance of symmetry and strength combined, is well worthy of « visit from any one desirous of seeing a model ship of American naval architecture, The Quinnebaug is the only Instance of an American built naval verre! having machinery built by an English firm. The engines of the Quinnebaug were constructed by the celebrated London firm of engine builders, Jackson & Watkins, and are of the most approved English design, several British war vessels having beon sup. plied with similar engines, It is expeeted that the Quinnebaug will be ready for her trial trip within the next two montha, LOCAL NEWS. SEW YORK AND THE VICINITY. Tut Ecruirse Last Nicit,—The moon last night was shrouded in darkness for nearly an hour and» half. The announcement that the performance would commence at 0.41 was faithfully kept, and this earth of ours commenced the part of * go be- tween" to the sun and moon exactly at the moment announced, The night wae bright and clear, and thousands were out looking at the phenomenon, Faloontes and street corners were crowded with In- terested spectators, ‘Everything passed off without accident,” and at °3 minutes past one this morning jonatica were once more in their glory, the earth moved outof the way, and Diana shone once more in all ber beanty, with ber borrowed light. During the performance opera glasses and telescopes were everywhere in great requisition, The telescope men on Broadway reapod a splendid harvest at fifty conte & peep, from numerous moon struck individoals, The earth's shadow pas ing over the moon, it is generally rupposed, deprives the earth of her light. This is scarcely correct, the (rue reason being that the earth passes between the moon and the sun, and thus de- prives the moon of the light of the great lumimary. Goon Fripay.—The day kept in memory of the erncifixion of the Saviour of the world was kept pretty generally ae @ holiday yesterday in thie city, Business was to great extent suspended, aad Wall street, Broadway, portions of the Bow ry, and other streets, appeared, so tar as the closing of stores, &e., was concerned, like Sunday. This yoar the Jowish Passover commenced on (sood! Friday evening, This foast is one of the most solemn inthe Jewish calendar It is kept in memory of the Cepsriare of the Isractites from Feypt, when the firet born of al the Fevptiane waselain, and “there was not a house in which there was notone dead." But the angel of death pas ed over the Louses on the iin'e s and door poste of which was sprinkied the blood of the lamb wnich had been killed for the sacrifice. He ce the term “Passover.” The Saviour kept this icast with hie spossies the nivhs before his death, Last evening there were services in all the synagogues, and to-day (which is aleo the Jewish Sablath, apecial services will be held, ‘This day and next Saturday will be heid by the Jews as particnlar holidays, and only uuleavened bread wil be permitted im their househola for the neat eight days. G00D FRIDAY IN THE CHORCIRS, At Trinity Church (Fpiscopal) there was avery large cong: cgation, the spacious edifice being filled to ite utmost capacity, and many were unable to obtain even standing room, The services differ trom those of the Catholle churches, imesimuch es th organ end cholr take their appropriate parts; whie fn the Catholle Church the voice ui praise is eutirely hushed, and no music whavever ie heard, Alone the p yesiorday was the authem, “My God | why hee thou forsaken o hyma “When I survey the wond'ry which the Prince of Glory died," and An elojucnt eermon, appropriate to the oc 100, was preached by Rev, D. Vinton At the Church of pt, Albaue (Pureyit ter, pulpit, lecture-stal and antipendium were yedlin bi cross, also covered wi sypeare 2 cel, ‘ihe eerviccs were iu aod @ seimon appropriate to the day was preached by Kev. bi. Morn, Io the Cathoile Char he services were mourniul in the extre wae no music, no mass, Dosermon. Att thedral the Passion was sung by Key, Fathers berretta, MoGeaa aud br, McSweeney. Tue Archbishop wes present, and pre. seused the cross tor the peopie te Kies, The Teneorar wassungaial’. M. Au the churches were crowded to excens, ‘Yo-day the blessing of the Holy Water, and the lighting of « new fire will take place, and infants will be baptised in Catholic Churches, In all the Chureh- es the Reaprrection will be celebrated by auticips- tion, In the Bedemptoreste Church, in 34 street, here wil! be a grand Jewonsiretion atous ¥ o'clock, .M, with bap uuse, military, ete. The figure | of the Saviour in {he acto! rising from the tomb will be shown, and e giand baret of vocal and iasirumen- bal music. Good Friday is memorable among Christians as the day on which jhe Saviour of the werld died to re+ SUN. ae eS — Thirty-Third Year: > Americans ef every creed as the day on whieh Abraham Lincoln was murdered for his fidelity to he country. Heavy IMMIGRATION,— Some idea of the increased immigration to the l nite’ States since the close of the rebellion may he formed from the fact that one etenmer—the Helvetia, fron Liverpool ~arrived at this port with one thousant and twenty- One® passengers, Contous Acctpest—A Mencuaxt Cnowen To Drarn as Tarton’s BaLoon,—A peculiar and | fatal acei lent occurred yesterday at Taylor's Saloon, | corner of Broadway and Franklin street. Mr Thats | dens Beott, a merchant, doing business In Chicado, | TIL, entered the saloon abont 2 o'elock P. M., with @ friend, and called, it in eaid, for beefeteaka, which Teine furnished, they beean their teal, scott ae taplitly, ard suddenly showed eiane of choking. Hie face became black, and hie eeneral appearance crees ted gieat alarm and exctienent in theraloon A GUrPeon wae rent for, and Scort was teken to the New York Hospital, where an tueision wae made fo his throat, aud @ laree piece of meat removed there from, but the w fortunate man died after three reepirations, A Coroner was not fled, and there wil be an inquest held to-day, Deceased was a native 0! the U. S,, and 16 » eare of age Merroroutras Boarp or Hravta,—The rocular meeting of the Doart wae held yesterday A resolution was adopted, prov ding thet tho bustmess first in order, after the reading of the minutes, Il be reports from the Attorney an Council in relation to orders, The Sanitary Come mittee reported seknowledging the importance of wording all names neglected to be entered on the books by the late Clty Inspector, and for this purpose recommended additional clerteal force, from those already employed, or by the appointment of two tem- porary clovke, Dr. Harrie, Real Records, wae appointed Corresponding Recretarr, with an \di- tional anlary of #500 for the Rresont year, and he waeallone Tiwo temporary clerks. Res lutions were adopted appotuting thirty Assist ant Inevectors, to be cal.ed Clerks, for two months, at 100 each per month, in York. Rrooklvv. Yonkoreand Flushing,and an enginoer ( temporarily) who shalibe competent te inep buildings, as Te garde their covetruction, rents onand sewerage, and'who shall confer with the Engineer of the Crotom Hoard in New York, and Board oi Water Commies in Brookiya, and furnish to the Hoard of Heel reliable information at all times in regard to street seworae. The La poehly consisting Hf be pir eng ie Commissioner Swinburne, appointed to tm merchants, reported that they thoughs the tollowiag statements micht be relied on: Kaas may be divided inte two geser clasees-- Forelgo and Domeatte, Forelen rage ® come in bales. and daring the summer months, when they come trom infected ports, are subject to the closest ecruiiny. The Board will bave no aificuity in order ing al such importations to be stored out of the city in warelouses, which iu former years have bees used tor. goods suspected of carrying dis- ease, Domestic rage are beyond the classifics- tion of color aud material, subdivided into Hlonse and Hospital rage. it te claimed that house rae when clean are not injuriout to health, nor offensive to handie; but foreign rage are. comimittes conenr in the conel sion that the oe. tes of accamulating In low underground cellars tl ror gutters and garbage boxes without assorting said rr . cannot fa te averade and brows nd their way these woll known in the afternoon. a diseare p such large quantitios, as to be ket, Qua dear ccntersed that he hed received! trea the shores of Staten loiand ie cont of clothing G! eww ie . from v *« infected wie 733 brenat the eames which Hloated sehor to thir city for aasortn recominend thatthe @ hospital and street rag dealing be removed beyond the densely pore. iated portion of th 4 that the balance o! ie trade be reqaired tov te thelr stores or bul fs aod that in noe ae be aetorted oF stored * . The report thus concludes: If thieconcius! tilest to lessen the amount of ssreet inly have the beneficial ofiget of su of palering around ow aes Which for many years pass hae mt of all, ‘ itue very ceuy pecuniary saving reew row reat rage compensates for the demo- whtel sly charge | againgt ‘e. The Committee a vars, it will stopping that a).ps aud war the collection ¢ and crime wl thet sundae whi ble livelihood by this uncertaim and A large uaombe reporte4, mos of wh eh real densed report o' Col, Pertr foomplamne ele biished yeaterday in the BUS ade In some in~ alances lean the premises pended in (he meantime), ater right be heard betore the c Ime excended if necesss OE eae arson Ppeeial Banitary juspector, reported that be bal inspected the Long island Kailrosd dosk at Hinote:’s ont 1 the process ot onioading| manure there. te © it ae iisopinion that the stave of thingr there is detrimental to the health of passengers. lo obviate the difficulties, be saggeste that the whole business be done at night, aud that the track on which the Manure care siaud might be continued down to the end of the pier, whic th L. L. Railroad Company contermpiate extending #50 fect turther mio the river. A hich, close fa: or wall might be built to separate che present trac and the whole business mxhe be transforred t sowe other deck io the neighborhood equally con venient, and where pas te would not be ub. jected to the disgusting @ tundemell. Reterred uptrintendent sd communication was received from the Clerk of the Common Council, of rookiyn, reporting @ pi (business which the mble and resoutons ol that iy, t Keut avenue, between Broa aod ® etre bas been ior use than two years rendered impare ble owing to the laying of asewer thee by the ter Cotmmissioners, gad that the same is danger to public health ber obstruciing the on the r) inversecting streets, and directing Ut . Coumission be requested to com) e) such action as sha l remove the Gauge’, Keleried to Bupernnten- deut. De. Harris (Register) in presenting bis wee mortuary iepoit, calle eventivn to the tect th there were 10 ueathe fium acare fever io thie Hiookiyn from the same disease f this disonse comaried &3 t ihy localities, where Dok tue local comditio) rery bes seelal circumstances of (he inhabitants con- ep ietorender shar and olber nsiadies malignant oa pots ution was adopted in faver of retaining th village of Youkers in the Metropoiiian Tiatrice a apart nee shel deroonstrate that be Board cap frecute the duties luposed upya it in regard thereto Aajouried Murixy.—A mutiny occurred on board the American ehip Constellation, from this port to Liv erpool, on Lhureday, while lying off Bedloe's Island ‘dhe U. 8 cover Crawford was app! od to for assies auce, aud Capt, Aillam, of the Crawford, had th ed down to Sincen Island and placed unde of tue cutver wl might, Lesteruas worms proceeded to sea, accompanied ier @ eho! by sue cutter, ‘The sailors mad ben reduee per state of vLedieance, Lain PENIANS,—A mass cen the irish Republican Brotherhood wii ake pace e Military Hall, 193 Bowery, on Mounds at 1. o'clock Gre eosiety is beginning to te felt in Penie circles in recerd to the ture of ihe Cisef Bxecutly of the 1. R. H,, a8 It is mow certarn ‘hat he hae lef lreiand, Ty t Kur opean tall Diougas the inte ligence of the departure of Mie. Stepiens to join he husband on thie side Whatever ie Keown of bi movements at headquarters here is heps a eocret, Tux Bory Rowunny,—The person alluded ae having been arrested i Massachusetts, gives hie name ae jlorace Brown. hasbeen cnlya pear out of the Charieetown Btave Prison. In bis begeage wae found about $215,000 oF the stolen bor He states thas the thoft was exe other persons and in bros daylight. He entered the otter of Mr. Lord, be sare and engaged bim in ce eresiion on hiring an office tiem ban while the othe of pho, abet acted the be Mir | ing own \ the sale, wie oprn. from information receive eriangemen inade between the detecvives and the sobvers thas ) the bunds were delivered up there woul Le bo pro pecution The qucetion Bow turns on carrying oUt that arransemens and securing the balance, or pro seocuting lirowm and taking the risk of losing the .eat Sate ov THE ‘“AvBtION.’’—The ALBIOS newspaper has changed hands, Mr, Young, who ka Ai tamtieemad am Qh 4a0c8 Baus city, and but tyo ta Moat of the intal cases ¢ ration ol toin yesterday’ert*