The Sun (New York) Newspaper, April 16, 1866, Page 1

amber 10.528. Latest News -_—-—- - —6.. WASHINGTON DISPATCHES. ww York Colleetorship. A ppoiniment to be Made Soon. ITARY COURT MARTIALS. its of the Indiana Decision. ‘ts to be Made Under it ) Release Dr, Mudd, Arnold, O'Loughlin and Spangler, YORK STATE LEGISLATURE. RAILROAD SCHEMES. _ 8 of Legislative Bribery. 2 Sickness at Halifax. ER EUROPEAN NEWS. n Victoria and Mr. Peabody. OMPLIMENTARY LETTER. Austria and -Prassia, INUED WAR PREPARATIONS. and Miscellaneous News. Se - CAR DRIVERS STRIKE, rospect of an Arrangement. & &e. : Wastirvaton, Apri 16. Supreme Court of the United states having de- oe Indiana Military Commission for the trial iia 3 to be iNegal, and the persons convicted by * in consequence been diseharged, there is will soon be taken to procure the of Dr, Mudd, Arnold, O' Loughian and Fpang- victed of conspiracy acainst the life of Presi- ucoln, The friends of these parties claim the of that decision, aud will take ection ac- ‘v : Sable that the President will, early this »ominato @ collector for the Port of New "louse Committee of the Judiciary are en- , pom the subject of the resolution recently ) tothem, involving tho question as to whe- !r additional legislation was necessary to pro- ¢ trialof Jefferson Davis, No jadicial pro , will be tmetituted pending the consideration jiatter by Congress. pect to the memory of the late President the pul dic offices were closed yesterday, in- those of the Executive Mansion, The Presl- not rec elve visitors, The flags on all the ulldings were piaced at haif-mast, irrangen sents have been commenced for a new ity treaty, and for satisfactory arrangement hery q sestion, ork of dismantling Forte Stanton, Carroll, Lincol a, Totten, Stevens, Reno and Sumner pleted on Friday. The ordnance asd ord- ores w ere turned over to the proper authori- he bulidings will be sold at auction and the osferrad to its owners, . A. Spence, who was Surgeon of the Post at Richsaond, Virginia, during the rebel- 4, in. rey ly to an inquiry made by the Gov- authorises whether be could furnish any jou conc eruing the Union dead buried near od, that he liad indneed the undertaker to record of all the bederal soldiers who were and to mark their graves, bus the object as frustrated by the destruction of the re- eo gree t fire that cccurred on the evacua- e city, ident bes approved the jolnt resolution thatthes true intent and weaning of the in the line of duty,’ used in the fourth the act spproved March 3, 1565, entitled emond. the several ncts heretofore passed lor enr oiling and jug ont the pational for «thor purpos: requires that the MP the }@o vision of said section shall pe ex- a nr en) isted man or other person entitle! team y, who bax been or may be dia- v reasoaofs wouud received while actu ervie e under military orders, not at the time we « leave of absence, nor eng | imauchorized act or pursnit, RAS! 10 cpproved of the bit ¢ppropriaung a ropmburee tie state of Pennueyival for ve nuded (or the payment of the militia in lr os Lue | nived ptatee MQha RESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS, Thirty Nisth Seasion, SENATE. No manon, Avett 14.—The Senate was not in ring thay , having adjourned over to Monday, rOUt E OF REPRESENTATIVES. ssembling of the House, Mr. Garfield arn, remarking that the day was one nemorable as long as the nation shall sad event of this day, one year ago, he inever be forgotten, and he thought it per thet Congrees ahould put on ite aTesolution {u memory thereof, Mr, delivered en sulogistic address on the and administration of the Preai- which was listeced to with earnest the conclusion of Mr, Garfield's re- ase acjour ned, ICKNESS AT HALIFAX, > Said to be Ship Fever and Not Cholera. . 8. Apuit 14.—Ihe elty medical off- the ernigrant ebip England, reports, ing, one bundred and seventy deaths, who died on the passage from Liver- rts the disease as probably « severe ver, with many of the symptoms of sounts to a regular plague. The sur srs have been removed to one of her ving ships Pyrannous, and others to 4 Quarantine grounds, The disease ly decreasing. > Bic yi ge errr. eae. ae” ee ee rms NEW STEAMER VERA CR Lost. Passengers and Crew All Saved. The steamship Vera Crug, which loft New York for Tlavana and Vera Cruz ou Tuesday on Body Island, one mile north of Orange Inlet, dur. | ing @ fog, at half-past one A. M, on the 12th inst, The Passeugers, crew, mails and bageace were sate landed. The ship parted abatt the wheels; tho boll- ere also parted. The greater part of the cargo will | te saved. The Vera Cruz was bulli in New York city last year, and registerod thirteen bundred and thirty-eight tons, had three decks, and was owaed by C. 8. Whitney & Co, of Now York. From Europe. Three Daye’ Later News. The steamship Saxonla, from Southampton on the 4th of April, has arrived at this port, ENGLAND, The uenal gathoring of the volunteer foree took place at Brighton on Easter Monday, Between 20,000 and 30,000 assembled on the occasion, The Prince and Princes of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge reviewed the troops, The twelve men found working in the new build ing in Upper Rathmines, where two buried poses of rifles and bayonets were found by the police, were brought up for examination on the 34 inet, but there being no evidence to show that the men had any knowledge of the arms In question they were libera- ted. Several trials by Comm Martial of British sob diers charged with being connteted with the Fenians have occurred, but the excttement in reference to the movement has entirely subsided. The following gracefal letter has been written by the Queen to Mr. Peabody : Wispacn Caerir, Mancow 28th, 1566.—The Queen bears Chat Mr. Peabody intends ebortly to retuin to America, and would be sorry that ne should leave England without being assured by herself how deeply rhe appreciates the noble act of more princely munificence by which he has 0 relieve the waute of t orer classes of je esdiug ob fr" gan act, Os bb be jevea, wholly without parallel, aud which wiil car ty {ie best reward in the consciousness of having contributed eo largely (o tho assietance of those who can little help themselves. The Queen would not, however, have boen satisfied without giving Mr. oa. body eo yublic markot her of his muniti- cence. she would gladiy him either a baronetcy, or th Order of the Hath, bar that ane understands Mr. Pea- body to fee, Liueelf debarred trom secepiiug such lk only remaing, tb jor the Queen to give Mr. Peabody this feelings, which she would further wish to mark y sekiug him to accept a minature portrait of ber acif, which she will desire to bave painted for him, and which, when finished, can eliber be rent to hin to Auierica, or given to him on the returo which, she rejoices to bear, he meditates to tue country which owes him so much, The London Tines saya: It is to an Ame hatwe are indehted for the reatest boon ever ¢iven to the pour ot Loudon, and t is to a citizen of the United staves that the Queea has thought it right toad ress this personal «apres sion of gratitude, We caunot but beueve that such ap occurrence will have no little intivence in aug: menting the good feeling which should prevail be tween the two countries, Mr. Peabody hus done more to foster among us @ kindly feeling for his countrymen than could have been d tion of statesmen, and the Qneen’ hope, be received by the Americans as a conspicuons evidence o1 the iriendiy regard towards tue nich such acts bave called forth on our part. Be ane two countries are {rieudiy relations mure natural than berwoen England and America, and wo trust that this swry of mupiticence and of gratituce may joug be remerabored in Lock nations ss a pledge of peace and frieudabip, FRANCE, AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. The London Times’ Paris correspondent saya: The anxiety occasioned by the state of affaire he- tween the two great German lowers is not unlike that which preceued the breaking out of the war between Italy and Austria; and lt ie not dispelled by the elabera‘o articie, believed to come from tie Foreign office, which has appeared in the ConstiTu- TIONSKL, I ind that it bas rather fucreased than diminished the apprehensions that, if these Powers go wo war, France caunot, even it she would, maiu- tain her neutraiity, The Narionat Zetrona, of March Sist, publishes the text of the circular note forwarded by Prussia to the German minor States, bearing dase the 24th inst It states that Austria, without any provocation on rt of Prussia, has ordered armaments ef a ter, which compel Prussia to arm also rn must Bow seek guarantees for her security, havi inly endeavored to obtain them io au al with Aust The German poucy of Prussia, and the feeling f the King, in- cuee her to seek these guaraa\ees firet in Germany. Count Bismark asks, in couclusivu, bow far Prussia cau rely on the support of the different Govern- ments, In the eventof ber being attacked PE Dat tria, or being compelled by threats trom that Power to make war The Berlin papers state that some military mea- sures have been ordered by the Goverment, The fortresses of Glatz, Cosel, Nelese, Forgan, Witten: re, Spandan, and Madgeburg, are to he armed, pore TP eerullety regiments will be raised to their full etrengt!, The reserve of the tour new /e¢i- mente ot the Guard and the infaniry regiments of the bth, 6th and 7th Army © ahall not tor the presut be relieved from military service, but be called Ordinances of the Ministersof War and Inierior are published ordering that the substitutes and (be men forming the reserve are to be estied out together with the 9th Kegiment, A telegram from Breslen, of March Sist, says: The editors of the Breslan journals have been ordered by the Director of Police to publish no tue foination whatever in refereuce to the military movements Low taging place, The Vienna journals describe war to be Inevitable, The Paria CONsTITUTIONNSL saya: The poeltion of in view of the pre ficulties in Germany erysimpe aod of a wise and far-seeing po. which my med up in the word “Neuirality.’ God slone can kuow {f the crisi# will be decidea by war, but the lm- perial Government has provided for all contingen- cic, aud, whatever may happen, France wali not be found unprepared, La Feancetin an article poluting out the prepare tions of Austria, saye: Everything is being organized with a view tothe eventualities of war. The commanders have already been appointed. The Archduke Albert will com- id in Venetia, General benedek the army of the b, and Liene: Vou Galieag the advance guard of Geueral Be ‘sarmy. A telegraph from Brussels of April 1st, says: According to intelligence received here, the at- tempt of Count Bismark (to win over the Middie states of Germany to the side of Prussia have eu tirely failed, Tho various Governments are repre sented w have declared thatthe espoussl of either side would be a coutravention of the Federal laws, On Saturday last, the Austrian Ambassador at Berlin presented @ dispatch, declaring that the de- sizns of Austria were peaceful, that its military pre- parations were niade with uo hostile disposition, and that the jimperial Government was determined, uncer all clreumstancos, to abide by ite duty to that of Prassia under the Federal pact, A Lope was ox ressed that the Prussian (ioveruinent would feel at iberty to give a similar assurance to Austria. A telegram from Vienna, Austria, of April 24, saya: Rumors of a peacofuhsolution of the Schleswi« Hol- stein question were current to-day, aud produced a most tavorabie impression, A dispatch from Lrussels, of April 2d, states: Heveral of the minor German States have resolved to observe an armed neutrality in the present diepute between Austria aud russia, aud luteud to piace their armies upon @ partial war too.ing, PORTUGAL, The Offielal Gazetwe publishes the comtract con- cluded between Portugal, France, Lragil and Ltaly, tor @ telegraph to America. Latest Commercial be Fultn- | uRe. Od YORK, MONDAY, APRIL Cortos—dull and declined ‘ald. 7 he declice wes caused by continued heave rece: ts. Basaperorrs— Flour dull but steady, Whearaqriet ! and steady, Corp quiet and cas: soa. Ode Provisions eef dull and ¢ dowuward, Lard quiet and estes Bacon quiet aud tending dull and aneb: Butter very Niatt Console close 80 8 86%; F ~Twenties, Ti-nwi%; kit 5O% 5 rea, bo 48 56; Lilimols Coutral, 8) yuse'4; New Yo.w Central, Obaiu, Unsuccessfal Attempts of the Umgliah to Laanch the trou (lad Nerthamberiand, The Britishers have built an immense irom war vessel weighing ne it now sianda, 8,00 tone, It is the largest vessel of the description ever launched, or rather aftem pted to be launched, ‘or, by all accounts, ithaea great repugnance for the water, eo much «0 that all the machinery and skill that can be brought to bear upon it cannot make it take to tho element, The Londoz Tiwes, referring to the last attempt made to launeéh the vessel on the Sd fost. save Every kind of power known to scienee was brought inte play—#team power, water ) mechan ower. Hydrauli on each # the vesse!, teats of b uersed to cha and pulley front engines borrowe! from ancien pressed jute rervice, tly like those weed by Titt the siege of Jo - ung by the force of a handiod mea the ship for the chasce of loosening her by that, with floating, end lifting, and ing, and driving, it was bope! the mare must at leogih Le mirred, But our ship, like Robin Crusoe's, waa too heavy to be uioved by any pe whatever, When the bugle sounded, the horses tugs and the presses worked, aud the eailore at the capetans cheered, and the huge rams thuadered egaiust the vesse:’s stem, but ali to no purpose, If you pull hard enough, as the proverb says, something Must give way, busitis noc alwaye the tuing you 4 gt yp epi give way on Mouday, but it was not the Northumberiand, The cables snapped under the strain of tho lehters, toe chaina be under the «train of the lores, and tue huge timber beame were crushed to powder uncer the atrain of the Peases, but the great ship never budved ap inet Where she stuck om the 17th of March, there ele sticks pull, * Mexico, Reports via. New Orleans New Oxutaana Ava. 14, tay that Quantrell had Mexico oaye Houston, Texas, papers patsed through The Matamorns Ranciukmo, of Texas to the 6th An imperial column, 1,600 strong, left Caderiaita on | the lst, Quite an exodus of troublesome characters bad taken piace, with (he view of atiacking & convoy of thive millions, reported coming ou the Monterey road, Gen, Ganeea, to whom Mendez #Uled hie command wheo dylog, bes been arrested for courpiracy, and releweed by Can on condition that be would leave the country, The Times’ Brownaville correspondent arya the Liberals in Northern Mexico are datiy ge ound and reinforcements, Mecobedo's camp 1 Lenuares, 3, poo men soug, well disciplined snd in good eou- dition. Mojia has made another forced loan without paying but ¥0 per cent. of the former one, Matamoras bas no communication with Dagdad, or any place exceps the riv: TUK FENTANS, News from Torento. Toronto, ©, W., April 14--lhe man arrested at Cornwall yesterday, turned out to be « person named Wheeler, am ex Confederate officer, aud now LieuteuantColonel in the Fenian army, On being searched his commission was fornd upon him, and authority elven by General Sweeney to recrait « Fenian battalion in Canada, Several other inter esting documents were also found npon him, Le openly boasted of belnga Fenian, tut says he has cone nothing to justify his arrest, Le is Uasfled with the quarters arsigned pim, and « that Gane. ral sweeney will be over shortly and show cauee for his release, Reports frem Maine Bewvaer, Mr., April 14.—One of the Fenian ren- dezvous in Maine iseaid tobe Mount Desert, aod a British vossel is sald to be erulsing wear Fronuch- map’. Lay, on the lookout Port.anp, Arar 14.—All ie quiet here this even ing. The one hundred cases of guns refused carriage by the Bteamsldp Company on Thursday were not shipped on the schoouer to Eastport until last even. ing. Preparations are being made for the reception oi 450 Fenians to arrive by steauer, which left Bos- top this afternoon, Kasrroer Avuit, 10,—Colonel Kerrigan, with two aids, arri last Friday, The excitement then eommence ud bas conunued to iacieane, hey spent Saturday io m arranrereuia at the Frontier Bank to draw funds tiom bestow. Um sun. day they seemed anxious to obtain news! © tee graph, but received nope, Monday they epous) endeavoring to charier mall c.ass veme's aod | a n calling at the stores inquiring toe pice of five hundred bloures, five Lunured caps, &e, whic cauced great exc.tement mere, Tuis morulig one hundred or more Feuians arrived i the | Portland. The ieaders, upoo the rar val b much disp eased at the undue exe.te nest which had been gotun up, They called a secre, i eeting, and are to hold another toemorrow morn... Our coaumy Sheriff telie wo they think of wolng ioto our bce towns to await further developments NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE, Seaate. | | | Aunany, Apntr 14.—Bitta Pactw —Tor the tc- Hiefef the Brooklyn City & Nowe @: hioad © iu pene. .. Incorporating the {36> 't> Moron 'e Ital Asrociation o- Relative t» tier's! eer efthe City of Now York -Incorporaii:.g (uc N vor Steam Transit Compin 4 yr dug the to mat on of companies for asain nernal ing low |e : noorpert saa Tote! ¢ - Atihon bewuction r ansine extebli ia the Lower mn toeruolucrs | New York Orry RAtLaoad ¢ ole phreye reportet from the wai ity tteo the Broniway Furtace Ka ire be Court.andt aud Dey Street Kallroy! | sow divgented from the iepock, a» moved te m the table the Underground aud rievated bill, The motion preva.ed, and th: referred te the Commitiwe of the W Mr. La Bau said he was sniormed, two weeks ac yritv of the Radisoad Committee « ould soad ‘bol and do they have doue, viz.; Keport avainet the elevated raiiroed and agave ubderground, and in tavor of the surface and the otier railroad schemes, He could teil these gentiemen that these are rumors about the puis ie Capi- tol, and the stroets of :he eit ti of them had received ten thousand dollure tov the action on these billie, (exeitement, aud the Presl- dent called the Seuator toaider,) Tlivir wchou gives color to the foul rumors, and they owe to Ul bherr owe vindication to favor the sending of these bille to she Committe of the Whole Blur Audi ows Was sstonished to hear a Sena'or first give currency tw euch stories, ‘Lo merely repert euch rumors without Kuowludge, either as to their truth or falsity, ie aun outrage, Mr. Humpirey regretted the remarks of the Sena tor frou: the Piret distiict. Noman bad ever propos ed to give him @ duller or a dime to report axaines either the underground or @levated iailroada, or againet any osher bill Mr. Williams provounced the ruinor repeated hy the Senator irom the First district, a gross aud wal icious taleebood, Bints (eoeeep to a Triup Reaping. To faelli- tate cons'ruction of the Piattebargh aud Whitehall Kailroad, it eppropriates Bb,tuy per wile ‘To aid 1n the completion of the A\bavy and susqur heaoos Kalroad, It appropriates $50,140) py yy improve Grand etreet, Brooklyn Vor lnproves ment of Third aveuue aad Letlerta atrees, Brooklyn 5 loco! poratiug (ue New Yorx Lbouru of Fire Underwriters, . Folger offered the following; ‘hereas the Senate, Olled with mournfi! recollec toms brought by the ieturo of the day ow which Abeabem Lincoln met his violautdes:h has rece.ved | ment yo val 1G, Ibo. Hou. T awe Dickineon, femorte Peoaltent of th'e tu of tof meaner ot eee of honor I ration, . 8 ~ tor the thed adjourn Lhe Peso. se Tae oe Asseubly. Rr era Comrirre.-Fix.o: the cleetion of the Cotuptrover of Now York on the day of eeneral state eivction, Algo to regulate the ealary of Firemen of the Me ropolitan Department A ‘ill wo author ive the Thy Dock, Bast Broadway and Battery Rail road Company to extent the rtrack, and to authorize the Nieth Avenue Kailroad Con yo use @ por tion thereof; aleo to amend th law Hires Pasaen,—To tneorporate the Engineers’ Apsociation of the port of New York loamend the © Daoking Department ud Deposit Company eneral Kailroad porate the of New ker moved that the hill to regelse the yen in the Metropolitan Fire district be ive order, whch was agreed to, and the off read oute 4 ck wood offered the followrhe: ol aA, in, Proatdent of the U tat don the 14th of April, 1s65, and wh otly proper that on this | day, the abl Of that distinwuiel: ed and d pacriot, there slic tion of that meane! even’, therehie Keaokvad, That ia Assensbly do now ad 5 tue seeclution wae adopted and the Louse ad- journed till Tuesday morning, rominemoration of his death ihe Nows items, By Telegraph the Now Terk fun.) Tur lo s crope are advancing rapidly. he receus frost in Uajou Rouge parish killed the cotton Ls RAL they have nent Missies pplane state that asirances that Jefferson Davis will be role, to retma nin Miasiselppi. rdere have been given to muster eer troops in the Atate by the pret released on Is Alaba out all the volu 1dih inet, A‘ter thia order has been complied with, there ®Ul be none but regular troops left io the Biate, A tap named David Kina—an employe of ra. Dram & Morison, gold brok wee ar rested jaturday, for stealing e gold $4,000 In gold, aod about 2000 in greenbacks have been recovered, Atarat Union meeting wae hellat Westmin- Carroll C Marviand, Saturday Bpeoches were made relative to the (ifferences be- tween the President an! Congress by Senutor Nye, and Representatives Francis Thomas, Jobn L. Thomas, Jr., and Bamuel McKee Yo-pay the military court martial assembled at Loulsv.tie, Ky., to investigate the frauds in the Quartermaster's Department dur ng the war, Brig. Gon. A. C, Given ia Peowdent, Henry Bruner's casa willle tried first, Maj. H.C, Biakeman is counsel for the defence, Tie Tenness @ Mouse of Representatives has expollel James KR, Hood, one of the absenting mewbers charged with wilfully abaenung himself to prevent a quoram, When brought beforo te Li vuse, he persistently refusod to answer to Lie name. Gen, Sorerpan has fasued orders to the effect that all persons embarking from New Orleans for Vera Cruz, Tampico or Matamoras, Mexico, munt obtain passports from the Provost Marnhal, This remark, The New Orleans morning papers say that the order is cirectel agarnat Confederate colonizavion tohenoca. Tur Methodist Conference in searion at New Or- loans, Las adoptod a repor extending the jurisdic. tion of the Southern Church in every direction ankod for, The Committee has reported advising the College of Bishops to appuint one of ther number to reside in Californis, They also recome mend the election of sx additional bishops at Poilacelphia, ot beck for $5,000. ster, unby, on order causes much Genera! Intelligence. (by Mail te the New York Sun) Firven million gallons 0 whiskey were drank let Lost year, A Wwoonets dressmaker has fallen beir te $1,600,000 in Europe, PT. Barna le adilet wo the Republican list of candid, rt eSpeakersatp of the Connecticut Honee of Representatives, Munaveora papers state thate party of fifty In- diaos, whee out ‘a seerch of buffalo, recently, wer all frocen &) death in one night, Licspervs who, to escape the rebellion, fled from Missouc, are returoing in large numbers, bringing all kinds of atock auu property with them, Tus shad fish ries in the Delaware are gradus|! increasing in the number caught at each eh r ave selling at the fisheries ab $504 hundred, etail prices are from 6U o to $1. ‘TLEMA eiverl a telegraph- tin Boston baa rec fe Cispecs, vie Ban Fran » from Japan, which wos wtoy svente-sin days coming. Tillis is be- levo ashe que keot Guue yet made “Nouvveat + are pen sag betweea the mou! d- eis Loeiurayete O Troy, and it is expected ' a lua i edPoewout w if be arrived as oon, usoor which tue mien w!l' resume work, aD al present iojgings in Paris for Co, sue ‘Lue Pecfoct of the Beine has cal- Seome bhi or‘er that lodiugs in Paria should rema’n «6 a mode wie price, there should be al- Were th Usu vacent, dike cores pacroad drivers of Cambridge, Mass., hue us M 0. Use two colored men were emi up cinwe noLecf the stables, The re- sul Waa the 4° clored men were put in the places yu che et. kere, Jvpon Davis, of Augveta, Gan,, finding difficulty iu deciding @ case recently where freeimen's rights were ir ved, called in three colored men to act aw jurors, and gave their decision as bis own, Srxoe the President's Peace Proclamation, the number of applications for pardon has fallen off to about a dozen per day, Uucer # misapprehen- sion that that document exempts from the pains and penalties of treason, As soon as the ex rebel Admiral femmes was re- Jeased on the Uth, he wlegraphed she news South- ward, and his frien‘’# at Mobile Immediately sent his name to the Tima, to be publiahed ag @ canili- date forthe otice of Probate Judge, an opposing candidate cheertully withdrawing, Two wen, pamed Henne aud Chesnut, got into e political row iu a wal-ou in Albauy on Weiveaday, when the latter struck the former a heavy blew with bis tist, which felled him to the floor, and he expiredin afew momenis, Chesnui fled, but was Hoon arrested A sTaTEMENT has been published in several of the Paris papers to the effect that the Govern- of the United Btates has purchased of Denmerk the Asland of Bante Cruz—oue of the Anulles-—Wibl. the object of mweing it @ naval blahon, Tug Canada Gazerra fixes the Public Revenue of Canada for the month of March as #1,411,700; the expenditure for the same od $461, 59%, thus showiug » surplus of $950,817. The receipts from the Custotus amounted w +1,095.484 pearly tures « ‘Y ear: - —— Sa A arrctat Hapatch from Waahtegton to the Roa- fon Apvarrina® saya: Preparations are making to bold the reeular term of the United States Ofr- cult Court in Richmond next month, and the trie’ of Jefferson Davia for high treason m - et within two monthe, bd aihaiedii Lancantren's (Maae.) soldfer'a memorial wil! te a two story brick building, 05% feet by 68%, with rooms foc town agi yea anil the town library,and marble tablote for the names of deceased sol tiers. The town has voted $3,000 for the batiding, on condition thes a similar amount ia raised by sub- ecription, A man nemed Delaney, who hed been very quarrelsome in a house in Yonkers, N. Y., om Fri- ay Nicht wae interfered with by two brothers, named Tansey, whereupon he stabbed and inai- 'Thirty-'Third enily kel one and woumded the other, after which he fed, and had not been arrested at | scconnts. The Taneera were stone masons, an the mu@*érer was tn the rebel service during the wer fue first case ucder the Civil Rights bill wee brought before the Circuis Court Lafay et Tnd., on Wednesday, by # colored man na Barnes, to enforce a coatract. The defendant fer anewer set up the 15th article of the Btate Consti- tution, which prohibits nogroes from entering the Biate, &c. To thie Barnes, by his counsel, de- murred, tnalntaining that the 13th article is votd, because it i# contrary to the letter and spirit o. the Constitution of the United States, and to tw stoendment abolisbieg stavery, and to the firee section of the Civil Rights bill, paened by virtue of thatamendment, The Court took the master ua~ dor advisement and reserved dovision, TUE PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY. Funeral of tho Victims. There are no tater developments in regard to the murderef the Deoring family in Philadelphie thew that already published to the Bow, The funeral of the vietima took piace on Baturday afternoon, and s Jarge and excited crowd of persons of all classes an@ ages lined the atreet around the ondertaker's offico where the mangled remain of polic ere placed at th ee to prevent useo thorized fersque from gaming access and only one ‘ad were ndmitted as bed been previously supplied tiek he scene nos es one ag es aod matrous wept as well as their younger companions ae Wer ared om the mangted remaine vcont children stretched side by side wits of the deceased ta order, dealgnate then, as follows Cornelius Carey, dled April Tth,1966,aged 1T years, LE ieaberh Dolan, died April Tth,1566,aged 96 years. Fmily Deering, died Apri Tth, 1566, aged 9 years. Anus Deering, died April 7th, 1966, aged por ‘Tuvinas Deering, died April Tth. 1566, aged 6 years, John Doering, died April Tih, 1866, aged 8 years, Julia Deoring, died April 7b, 1566, aged 46 ¥ 6 Chriatopu +; Deora; died April Tth, 1866, toed 38 years At (be head of the coffins were a number of cas4'ee Nurmiog, according to the usage of the Cathabe Church, A large chandelher was also tit, in ordor to wlow all present to have @ tsirview of the bodies. At the hour appointed for the sovema piocessien to move, the veh.c.@s coataluiug the corpses, pall-beare era, nnd a umber of polleamea, were arranged In frontof the! mliding, pad, when silwes ready, they movel on, fillowed by the carriages, In wai} temily of the deceased were coated, together with the. relaives and some of the immediate friends, 0 thelrarrival at the cemetery, ® large concoares porgme was found assembied, ali of whom, with bot few exceptions, oleerved the moet solwma und re- rpectiul derortment. ‘The coffing were then reinoved i ts bO Velsclos aud taken to the eaclosare, where thes. toe a citbute was paid to the memory of tue ce eaeed oy the officiating clergyman, (116 c@r ome coe attoudiag (he burial of the vietuns of this bru urder were among the moat solemn of any ever pertorined in the city. The vast concourse of inoue then quietly withdrew from the ground, fill. ue the Various avences for equares around with long Luceof mourgiag symnpathizers, LOUAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY. Tue Can Detvens’ Strike—MBeETING AI Lavoman's Hait—No Comraomisu, — The etrike contineed on Saturday, although travel war partially resumed on the varieus routes, AtT o’elock P.M. however, it was impossible to getacar, All had re tired, and the difficulty of siuose who bad to ‘foot i’? uptown wasvery great. Mauy who must perforce goto Harlem took the boat and many more had te remain down town altogether, Mosntime the few care which ran during the day were crowded to ox cess, but the passengers were generally good humwored and all seemed to sympathise with the poor drivers Bince the inauguration of the strike, Marshal Tap pan, of the Mayor's office, has «ranted 96 pew li censes to applicants for the position of car-drivars oo the various railroad ines. Any male citizen, of 23 years of age, can obtain « license by paying « feo of twenty-five cents, Yesterday, thire were but few carerunuing, The cars which did run were crowded toexcess, and at about Sor 9 o'clock P. M,, ther ceased running altogether, It was rumored yertor day that some #3,000 bad been collected on Ba.urday evening by the Wall street merchants fa support of the strike An immense gathering of drivers and others took place on Saturday evening, at Landmanfs Hall, éiib street and Third avenue, Mr, Thomas Leon!s called the meeting to order, He said that there shon|¢ be no despondency among them, for the whole com: mnnity were wiih them, Among others, Joha , Heenan hed promised them $20), and Mr. Natheo Green bad given »5., Lesidea ober enbecsiptions which flooded in rapidly, Judes Burchell was then intro!uced, and after “pitch ug into” the Third avegue Railroad Company, he said the public might overcome the extis eas difficulty by cutting up large copper cents iniw owas parte, and banding ove part tue couducios wail each fore, when, if refus: d, suite could totlow, whrol would eat up the Com es protita, ‘Lie tellowla preamble and resolutions were then otferod, au amid immense cheering : Whereas, We asa uulled body of men, working on the respective roads of this city, fiuding that twa lars per day je in he support of o aud families, have asked for a reasonabic nts, for laboring alxseeu hours esc having beou retused by the re: of the city roads, we are corn pelied to stop wor! “. Kesolved, hat eo (the majority of us having fain~ ilies looking to us for support) appeal toe sympathise. ing public w ask if our Cause is jast, as we iniend and are couipelled to stand our to the lest man, Kesolved, ‘That as we are termed strikers, and offi- core of the lew are atiached to every car, the same is deemed uunocessary by us as we intend to be law abiding citizens, and molest not nor interfere wiia apy wan the respective corm) may choow to ure, # Kesolved that as we have the sympathy of the vroet and public with wa, we intend to keep the eoutidesvwe of the satue by belog orderly and united. Kesoived that we as united car drivers, will »' otra ourselves tostand firm by each ether until our ren sonable object is accomplished, Kesolved, That we return our sincere thanks to the public and members of the preas tur sym yaihic> ing with us in our deep affliction, Messrs. Sewell Parker, Braus aud Newman subs quenuy spoke in favor of tho movemont, after which Mr. EP. McDermott, Becretary of the Fiaste .* Amociation, delivered am address, defending ..0 strike, and comcladed that the principe advocated by many persons om the subject, that siriker would be productive of anarchy, was totally anfuund- ed. Success, be said, depended upon themaeives, aud if they only waited patiently and acted as they wure now acting, success would folow la no pievious ease did the public so sy mpthise with men on 6 stiike asin the present. Mr, Hugh Mitchell, an old car driver, and present Secretary of Khe Car Urivers’ Association, wes Lng J introduced, Hesaid—Brother car drivers (app, am not @ grcat spesser, wor do I int to thrust it ft uch, But Lem one of y v vege erent | dares you, (Cheers, and chen ok together ; * Go aheag.") Let me advise you to hes 5 ‘act aswell as to mame. ee vise you there can be be ae. a i ee.