The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 29, 1867, Page 1

eS THE LATEST NEWS From all Parts of the World may vork out the tal oad to graep - opportunity at ¢ Roman have earning the ill 18 PUBLISHED DAILY rats coe INTE 2 faves’ Sosemenae thete New York Sun. $< Senate” £ length, in which they Awsnitntwwree | |'Chirty-Fourth Year. NEW YORK, ‘ Prise Two Osnta tits fe eect aS ake ” | a, : SUE = omeeeme ty ES iy ee He never saw a necessity for « cont to Introduce @ proj vativos propose that the colored | but « poor chance of recovering any of it agreement, and agreed to the conference K teen set nen mpranrsere cour ree! = CONGRESS, | sutitee tte wrest tlh Rae erie NEW YORK, ‘Pp td pobolariy_vockiulary" to enguvelng a aa rene, len vas L. rare Fessenden, and Becks: (Telegraphed to the Now Fork Sun.) 4 i] the ~ whom they describe as being: ef Commerce, ie 1 dally moral now oa the part of tho Sen. SEALING ON NEWFOUNDLAND Proceedings of the LegisiatureKeltef of — full of evil, batred, lice, and all unchere hinted inte Sa ey York and he cUetent | THE PRESIDENT’S NOMINATIONS, |"... : Woske behest te Keeetere—stenepse - Nablonees, de. Recording: ge" the Bishopay Ghiroheas yonre, one’ lo vesd dally be mete ane 16 Senato then adjourned. | embers Men Commiestouers ef Fat mates Sun Cable Dispatche the Fenians zh " Numbers Engaged and Froiite of the) mxpenses-Tho Crostewn Kallrond, for themselves. In jas ‘ 4" ARTER OF A MILLION Senate Rejection of Gen, Slocum HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Business, ae. Fyre a fo latter, I must ony that the beney! (f Readers. Ae mach reading matter Be oro RECONSTRUCTING MARYLAND, SENATE, - yntions of their spiritual advisers ‘ew he "ee the sual gain of Twe Cenig and Frank Blair, Aftor the reading of the journal of you ond erencae test een he MILES ADVANCED TO A THIRD READING. THE JAMAICA TRIALS. . | ery their fature give them very little trow WRW YORK sUN aus Lleeund nese resented the resolu: | bin thas {f there were pub! ——_———. Atnasy, March 2 —For the relief of the —a They believe the eobbler should stick wm aT e 1 ions adopted yeaterday by the Maryland | for Congress to | wi " public echoola in New York Bi A - 4 pt Scag THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION | Smt Q2gted, Zesterday, by the Marylund | The following interesting acconnt of the | Paeehonlsin New York, |) | ARREST OF GOV. EYRE The loyal shoots of frelead, particular; t Republican fpembere of the General Aw. 1 te Ber cates s fisheries of British America and of the seal | mates and Exponses in New York ea La! fo. reas generally, Iement UN will be fous sembly of nemo: COMCUrFERE Tesolution, Congress wo ni 0 Mal Amendin, harter of the Tr ‘woofn! tones ti ity the insurrection wees ora foie, amet! Ne Dec! At, | Sresnlted 0 100 days te ‘ar ala ay | Aoadjoure uBul December. Sti tou Hla ta from the Ital: | 4 Spee fae cute lip teoeotant ple Latest Commercial and Shippiog News | Z*treisna’ ‘ean’ fe wit'do bor Niapie pxblp Meapabgpes-Sptonsay Nome ioparess to arant ihe prayer ofthat meio. | font oued ya chee he CH | Gopal Uhuceh of New York — — aren thoogh it Te filed ft cuanos drive ‘ofall Kode ~ Proceedings of ( rial foclaring that they will oppose any | Gon: wick | For the employ mont of « atenographer in FROM EUROPE BY STEAMER. cmpital yg Pe de any Fee AGaies te Wastington—mexican new Convention set up in subversion of tho | be quesiicn wae taken, ant the ffouse refueed | Thia precarioas business, which is tia] the Kiage County Court, aud for the City TEAME! ermal wut Dublin. Ht cannot frighten away ows, Grok Lae pte under Lh ‘onvention | Renate en | jain upation of the people of Newfound Guar ¢ Teooklyn. - ee ite lords, Sot camera yy a ted Sorin, eins orereta 3 hich doea not express the will of w aud durivg the winter soason, former! egaliring the acts of the Erie County change muat of neces, : eneda TT hae oask Neri nettcn”™* "*| (Congress mualority of the people, without ‘regard employed a tleat of two or three hundred | Excise Comuleeioners Oar Special Dublin Letter, | tis certs of tue Irish liberal acting Cieaiaienss chia tak see tas. color; and that with the nid of the loyal veerels from the port of St. Johns, besides | Extending the jurisdiction of the Police 3 with the Jobn Bright party in peg oil Kepresontatives of the nation, and a largo number fi bor Circe, Carbo: | Tustice of ee | obtain just aud liberal eoncessions for Meetings Market Reports | Important Debate in the House, the means in their power, they will rs net the | Hear, Brigus, and ac It is now, For the Present Position of the Fenian | “0. will be wonderful gided by the tere, Ac, kes Ae and destroy any such Coustitution as a rev. MG of however, declining (mpertance from @ | junk dealers and intelligence obw “THE SUN SHINES YOR ALL." UFPation, iy variety of causes, chiefly had fisheries, and | eral bill Rebellion. do, amd 1@ « the a ae, ae, ac. Mr. Fernando Wood asked the Speaker | the number of verseln fitted out of late nIFtS Passe is more thay could be obtained without it, seat sLMisenlatenns maison rhethor the proceadings of @ partiznn olit: | go | Zyare haa materially decroast, Iu thie] The Conese Normal Training Sohool Sry eee ee haa bad’ a abstain pubeapheateton tore roel, meeting were to be placed before tho | | also, aa in other departments of trade, | bil i" bere Cy) « miserable exemplitieation here d joe of THE BUN Telegraphed to the New Fork Sun.) | Mousa tn that way. © | covers ee ore “i steainers ato usurying. the place of sailing | “Allowing persone charged with erime, ox-| ‘Godkteciecen hr lately. The prosent Lord Mayor of thie ’ saroagtent, he ty, Wasiinarow, March 28, | 4, ae oh erer ctarea as in | Wo the Ju | Femola, thre» having Teen ftted ont at the | cept for enyital fe, 10 toatity * as te laroh 2 " ov. Kyte, 0 re city, ve. Tahe 2ore 8 Ronee mae Taland, Je , ia) be habit of pre d ree. ort of St. John ear, and one at Ha he Ne hig maice, has bee ‘eatod, wilor | ppoin' jemtons Behe cartnns aerve. th Apecial Indian Commissioner Bogy had | olutions of public ae | we : ie the ous wens Hater Gene Law Ng RO i a had Peer repeated bs [snow auler | the Coanty Dublin. Cleneurty, @ lora-> an interesting interview with the Dakota | him. It wan for the House to make what | jure fenale amendment to the House joint reso. te of the lot, havir Teacreereiitin the Godiuied tides ; ; ‘Lotd save us!)—was a D, L. at thé time, eaLTE carts 208 Wane midrib dit rey renin cir ert RAR i Gra Le |. Ha A pa Uorauagd Faro mm ee ht. brought in some 1 adtcorperating the Germae Mission House MARINE DISASTER: but because « commence, who iad no lerdiy ‘The padlicetion oftice 04 the corner of Nessee ond | Chamb . Me Wood remarked that ho had in his | {0 putelastiage of mohair, cloth, ble, cu the free Cals om hor tiret and 10,000 on her accond |” Lagalising the acte of the Niagara Fails | » LIvrnroot, Mancit 2 Afternoon —Infor. | emeestry, was put in-the samo list with eee eS ee Oe cars | Chamber of the Indian Department, upon | posession tho proceedings of a meoting | te trip, this making a handsome fortune for | Bridge Conipany, s mation has boon recsived here that the | Lordahip, his Lordship resigned. ‘Theree reception of saver 0 the subject of application of their| held recently th New Yorkman tudigna- | The Senate bill, eupplementary to am act for the | her owners in O16 gone Increasing te compensation of certain | NuY yemperanza, Capt Cuerello, which left | noshlag like bicod. | Cloneurry's father ha® a ry i \ Treaty Funds, N. G. Taylor, the now Com. | tet meeting, in reference to tho action of | T#lef of Koar Admire: Hiren joy, wae taken | The vossels generally leave port from the | Stato 1 orn, Now York on the th of February for Lon: | blood, and so bad his grandfather, who wae sndo'of reaery thie jourual belo 8 large i (indian af but | {9 Republicans in the Togislature in re: | ym ste Bpraker's table ond passe | Ist to the lth of March, aud the feld of | Tnoorporating the Truatoes of the Preaby-| Wo, revently arrived at Fayalin @ leaky |e tradesman. The Lord Mayor, whe le wi yieet bY, tires 1p sizes -enabiing readers te | perce dian affairs, was present, but | fusing to grat su"tage to tue colores peo. | yy Benave point rem lation for the purehees of | operations ia the floating ice which comes | tery of Now York baled’ sta a “ Radieal in politics and am Trial Te Srreeiest cg! ealise space devoted to | touk no part in the proceedings, not yet | ple | toeen pote taebeeeeurre ta apes et) down from the north at that season. The | To discontinue @ portion of Second are-| , LOtbON, March 28-—Afternoon.—A de | aed feeling, and @ thorsugh gentleman, having formally eutered upon the duties of | Mr. Robinson added that ho a Mr. Bngher wtused & juintreesiviton eu. | MH Kenerally feavo tho veasel in couples to | gue, Brooklyn, hore which atates | he never hi blood,” ls about to take em ii ise oa tome re action of | thor ting the Becretery of the. Novy 4s (urniea teach other incase of accident, and |” fucorpotating the New York Momo Fhaeedg ty Wise Aah cng Rested Breen ayo ad gllaerangg «<M Sy 2 ~aes New Hni | transportation for provisions to bo a | uaunlly keep to leeward to avotd missing | pathio Madical Colle Hospital kon the Sth of Ootober | letter published by the lat while The Judiciary Committes of the Mouse The Speaker atated that the remarks of amore to Wilmingioe, NO for | the ship tn a fog or snow aturm, aa ia some. Mr. Law coperted Taverably the bill ia pet Chi at that port Satin cusses ed [rita “3 Twalestions have temporarily suspended the examina-| neither gontlemen were germane to the | desiituty people ta the Bouth times the ¢ en haying beet kuown to Ina tes Coaatowe tien been aground, within @ inonth, he retract eo JOSEPH P. BEACH Goa ob tase saat it ses, but will ro, | matter Tie did not knowouy motion thet | eat the 7 pasced only authorired the | be ou the i two diya at atime, and t "Tant ixteolnsed @ Wil tr the FINANCIAL. not, be will have to pay for: hie ar 7 braned of Ube publication ‘ousinees ume ite labora in that line about the fet | oratjbemade except to rales the q Caw” Gea oh tranapertas | be picked up and carried into port by other neat of the Morchanta’ Cletke' | Loxpow, March 2¥—Noou,—Coneole open | piitence. | Serve bit right, tA ; labors in that line about the lat | of the reception of the teselutions tae © Ovile, | voaaele, after moarebing iti vain for their kot Now York Te] dat diac toe weenas:.. ardly think it worth while to state the® n ‘ y ‘ © out the 7 o veh g Fi winteed 1 : > Ine money. qeee * ot or 2 . at coM PIES, NE AC of May, when, whether Congress is in aoe-| Mr Wood inquired whether he was right | "Mr titer asked leave to totroduse o bil tore: | CRM. About the ith of March the young J Coruell tute abitanthor: | Erie it 96; Iilinola. Cone | fpare euuervalned of o shalng on Bt, Rueenare . Co tad sion or not, all of its members have been political 1 Mele haihes ag eat rupley law of the last ceeaion, Mr, | [op 0 OT ann ay ate | $f ke pid nthe Tammany Sovioty to take aud hold | trat sharoa, 78%; U.S Bivetwenty bonds, | trict, who was ntleman aad ® 1 A he | shinies amp ~ | notitied to attend. t'to the Speaker they would be | but are. then of novalue. About| a wants " ood fellow t likely to — = ——=3 nt to the Bpe ©, ould be 1 leave to tntrodu: julnt reno ar hen of littl or nO Val About bi oqniring the arlem Raltros ‘a! received fro Fi for bs ihedy: a A HO anemine Bpeolal Advertisements: The President has approved the joint res. | submitted to the House, sd | tuiton ‘dtrecting the Secretary of the Novy tore: | the middle of March, however, by Lying i | Company towel Sap and teree Menkeine | Poiaeatehen, received from Frankfort and | ory honored, by Limp Letrenesite yon p00! vel ments: olution that all persons in the diplomatic | | The Speaker said he would not anticipate | i—u 16 whe comrades, yen, sad Peens | the oun atid eucking the los they ga n three | cut in Fourth avenus was read aud passed. | citie ba to be slosels ‘the authorise ene se the _— steht aah questions of order | the trow-clad” mon non corny Atte work of | “The Seuste Gut renee v % DVERTISEMENTS INSERTED IN ALL | service of the United Statos are prohibited | “yy as tad that the prosentation of | 8th amount paid. by vl ihe then waik tp to the soar Sona & rove 2 qui vive for to-morrow, but from informa A chs RCA from wearing sy uniform or ollcial con: | those yapere Vy. the prendiag aitecr took | Mvesug athe ue, k¥nm ar ftonin and kiock them on the hend with 4 Rvesieg 6 iiee waarkee rid tion T" nave ‘received, the day will ONITED STATES AND WHITISH PROVINCES, | tume not previously authorized by Con. | mas much by surprise a ther | authority to the comsrecture to diepees of the | DO! Which every ssuler carrios, stick them BILLS ADVAMGRD TO THIRD RBADTHO mo quotable ohange | cont yond’ te hee eee ew the peoe AT THE PUBLIBILERS LOWEST KATES. There waa no concert in the mat: | sane . with @ knife, out them down t tend] Amending the charters of Poughkeepsie : seut (only), le at anend. Wa Am A careful selec'ion of capers le made. adapied to | BTORS. tween the pronidix n | Mr. Schon . he jolot reeotution be | the care rolla out, lay akin | and Fairport. Changing the nama of the mY ae “RCI on seaiiteisians Beceremalac ely Bett | Alon. N. 6. Taglo, thonew Com seltr*but there. beret of s | ameveatr rotting atthatonecirn be ald | APA Cat wtichinal thai avaiable, Teie| Siuienta” Aud Anoration of Now York: | tybnoou, Marea Nova—The Cotton MEXICO the advertiser. Neatly all feted | of Indian Affaire, will enter upon the dis. | Founding the papors preseuted which distin. | @7%! contra + that the young seal, when w man ap- | Incorporating the New York and Hrooklyn avENroor, Maroh 28—Noon 0 . i Shrowehoat the country ste seceiyd and ea ah te thls dak Mt hy Charles { &ttished it from ordihary. mecaorials whic | the States of Ind. | proachoa it, and it aresna chance of cacape, | Pueumatie. Diapateh” Company. — Making | Market opens quiet and atoady at yeater- ace JOtIN WOOP aRA CO, Ot argo of his duties on Monday. ried | Skies balers Oonaveler Tics wen ene | moneys expended for the Uuited | turne aud looks in his face with teare in | opprojriations for the mainteuance of the | {at's prices, vir ing Cylands, 195) Reports via Washington end hidmiadsnit, AL Beas | E. Mix, for many years the Chief Clerk of | excitement provalent, not tondiag, as te | 8M a siti dipceooion the Thouse eitrons die | (te eee, like @ human bei ie | canals for the fecal year. Adjourned. Miike Nfeadatafte'narket le dall, ond art aah tet the Bureau, will bo retained im that capa-| hoped, aud as it cortainiy would tot tend | posag uf iy edjourved uulll to mortom, | Have been known to be ed at the elpa sua goannnlly eopnanged. ” Whaes ths New Orleans. EST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE | city. spoken fight as te pags on aud leave them, The ASSEMBLY . Pd peaches. Fete RG Umte ERB estes lin teas Marita tay. cated” ia) eoatn'| fa om, Ohi (M REURIPTS FOR CUNTOMS od aeale are muels more formidable, having ILA PARKED, saat ide, Oat for the bout grodes'et Chutes As DUEL TO THE DEATH” sea tei x e1 m njocted th iT 1 thoae contra, : : peor serious wounde on @ dh Ie, she Medel Drool the Weld Inused th preferensete | | or ok Bs, Blais ee Minister to Aus but ant (Telegraphed to the New ¥ man before being killed. Each man on | To authorize the city of Ir White oorn 3a. Od. per quarter for on ro - nd as nt DOES NOT STAIN THR AKIN, (eth, seh Ganson Seany We, Mesum t0 6 ae sco solution of the ification A parison. loaving the vensel earriea with him a coil of | Maney by tax for sanitary pury od W vera Harley 4a, Gd. por 00 Ibe, re th acknowleder, ia, and ‘a! § te ‘be dive! under whic 7 ho able the towne o Hi per 15. Wasurxato ch 24. Tho receipta for | mall rope, and when he hae killed ail the > ot p ey aa te TAU A ar mal OMsds 6b ihe Port 6¢ Maw fok, 9 Toe maority the population of Mary Pe feiaihtbege ie ‘i rm . Letina ale he con Sud, he lies ae tang together | Southuatd, Riokinond connty, to puro 1 Lrovisions The markot ja generally frm (Telegraphed (0 the New York Sun.) changes Red oF Ut . ' a # Ho period between | as be com conveniently drag over tite loo, | the plank ro id, howe ull, and prices have de ‘Vastantancowaly) * ey eereme te ete uye saree ereeta | Perea kere, my archy.and | and Zk, received at the vilica of tho Com-| and proceads to make: hin stay beck to sigs | _ Authorising the extension of the Contral | cltnod ‘kd. "American grades are ecg epee . ‘and Ls sold by all Druggleta at the low price of ed the following among other nominations: | Uieriy dent there jean) form p y bark to the | | Authors antad ki Sok Gok ea Coen wt, | Havana dated 20th instant, received todag IPLY Cieets Pen BOX “ 7 of governinent in Mary en. was on engine of | wissioner, wore as follows whon he throws them on board and | Fad in Woe y 9 Porowt. Cheese is. per owt. q abaigers Hatk Dyk le Wm. D. Ashemeyer, U. 8. Attorney North: | {atamous ty: A oppression, which bo free] Roster " Flot n thie way a | , To improve the high wa; in Woat Farms, | for, uiddling. | Ametionn wane. oe | Washington, state that the Inrpertal m ll others an ern Distriet of New York; James ‘Tufte, | people should submit to, That minority was by | New Yk : crew of (#) men have been known to kill aud | ¢ be oalled the Southern Boulevard owt. for Cumberland out, Por! Gi. por Wier Gra mines vinans | | csliasial Bearetary foc Montane the treachery of Governcr Baum increaaivg Ma] Palladeiphis ©.0....! i‘ voutol, 3,000 seala iu w ainglo | , Providing for vacancies in the oflco of | barrel of 200 Ibe, Ih arrel of | Spanish. aol bed ef ell be npaae homens a t streng: ae" re, an now atked the) Halt more was, of course, when the seale | SUpery’ et 3 cause at Vera Crus. They are offered @ — cdaraie oh S| The Senate yesterday rejooted the nomi- | people fore convertion, by which 1t was proposed | New Oriesinn iil to Idi were bute abate distanse, from the. of are, Bry Petroloum 11d. per gal. fo dts. | bounty of $20 and 1 a day. from the mer BRENCH POMAD E §,|BAtionof Mathow McMahon as Postmaster | Were sh ration of tneive represents — at the week in Margp, tho seals tho extonsion of certain | Ca for standard) white rosin eid. Ly ment they oa St Vera Crus ‘About these F mo Oho nisckion anv y 6 eonle.w Total... : HA H03,0H4 08 ra Ma todip, and ate then sehaus | atreete in Hrooklyn to the butkband line owt. for common Wilmington, and 15s. Yor | hundred wen had beea enlisted, aud TY ORNTS PEK BOX. yn, N.Y. propodl Phi AHP RL ACARARaLiG TLE Ge Ca ool daean aepet eicee ‘ To provide for tho doticieney of monoy in | tive; apirita turpentine fe. Gd. per ow : hay ti a conniderable falling off in ro by from bonta 3 were to sail onthe 2d inst. on the 5; WARRANTED GENUL ‘The President has approved the bill bye rr 6 ; ? 1 evi MUO, approved the bill pro quidly, oubeatssively coipte mt New York and Haltimore since last'| | Tiere aro sovoral kinds of eoals distin. | support of the Brooklyn Common Soho ashen S4e- Gd. por owt, for pote, Tallow | gtenmer Paris. It in eald that the rage’, OADWAY. | viding that from and after Tuesday last | youd what {ree people. The question nw Bf ee guished by the namos of “Ea: incorporate the National Sayiuge Lo. | 4a. Od per owt ; * ment was entered upoa by Archbial le xs Metropolitan I wrapping paper made of wood, corn atalke, | Vie 70a Wee they todo, The House basatopeda | Tepert. At Philadelphia there has been | “pinecoata,” &e, Old souls stitution of New York Loxpon, March 28—Noon.—Tron 2%. for | jastda, on the part of Maximilian, with the — Me pe pr deeparivenepegiees memmye from | eieguion to adjourn at three o'cick w-mcrrom, | over fifty thousand dollars increase. Ai ante Kvening Hesston. Sas etheport, end te ton muctad wt! gag, | SPamiah authorities in Cubs, i meee, * quorum of rs es “Hood” apectall 110 » aud is now quot Al tax, that every national banking | 8" Hodes /be preswh, ahe ‘pening oficere RECONSTRUCTION. peacilan tasone Fe tomubeelien ey aioe BALLS PASSED. per owt. for Aworican red; linseed. oil 4:3) _ovorts via New Orleans, rhe wd Or banker,,or asso: | Se) lunar adjourn hele reepestire Housel 5 sscadlen, Lance the came “Hosa tke wie ster the map or plan of the sity of | per ton, Linseed cakes £10 per tou f (Telegraphed to the New York Sum.) | {TOW TOODTAIN PATENTS, CAVEATS, lou, shall pay a tax of ten per eoutum | quorum present, dhe Houses ebsil be further ai Fer eke Te een Sauventions | fat of the young ‘larp” sonal makes the the’ port of New York wad We smends the | Whale oll 11 pee tom bor octane, Cocuee: | | Naw Onraase, March 98—Rio Geant | LA "ete. For the information of tuetuveliigecr, | OD the amount of notes of any town, city, | fruroed thlthe fret Monday in Decorate re (Tetegraphed (0 the Now York Sun.) beat oil, aud is, consequently, the mont | te pert of Now York, deity * pt esi. datea to the 234 have be . There ‘1 Sivor the Rest day, of May, 190, to be col-| baled Gcegras Red power We do Es: ivse | cantion, composed (a equal aumnbere of | 00 #,{be, weighh, Bul some of the old | Goyents Quate ‘henuiay ioticaticus, aad to | Cilined nation epee ere Tae | Shea tty cot thee Gee taken o~ * lected in the mode manger in which | elothe ho @ power of guars ing to h eee, CoenpageS F be i or be eals weigh from J00 to 400 Ibe The mon | 28° Meg |g yw wl hor ee an é ave a ol ion. 1s eaid that 0 Liberals ‘eo the tax on the notes of State banks is col. | Siete @ republican form of goveram whites and blacks, after a two-days’ session, raged {u this busi t for their share | © ho Bauking lawa of this State. Ad- | syd, im price. the aqueduct for supplying Queretaro wit) lected; that from and after the pass: bad power to guarantee, warhed to-day, Ths Cot reniion adected ly @ivided among |Journed. ae RR i acoa thie ac, Inder maito wholly of wood a ret ghey the name of “itepublican.” Kesolittions » other bulf ; while deetaraiee co bee amd phallic Rt aL Oe S Lamal Rebaisorner has issued lame, ° ppt from internal tax the people of wero adopted eulogiaing the party which h por month, and he Cominittes o1 i reported @ ovr Di IN 1 fe ap taco mee ® presi ideale aR Ce x everthrew the rabellion, id haerdenten entree pence to alx, Beg every | bill nam 2. Carey, Wan. Th baa Lhapatibrntdice! tion declaring » war of extermination. Ths Mr: Kluridge characterized Mr. Tho it should com Io respect. of every | #kin landed, according ty the provious john BF. Lockwood and rere 0 :4 FORIIETH CONGRESS. of puvee for Coogrese 00's trent eortees cundid mane "They deciare' that. Congress | agreement * Waid 1 Joba B. Lockwood and | formere_Clesewal Gloesse-- Arrests owing le Ge sesing parngnege:. “ie ethie Gaaniod We a aried wth origina’ pow ie entitled to the thanks of the wotld for | . The nen often make large aumain a very | others, as named in the original bill vetood Heniem—"" Bio Tell” | diers, the gauntlet bas been thrown at ae form the covetittions of States Aha ite persistent devotion. to human righta ae | short tite, Inthe Spaing of 1827 muyorat | ® fow days since, The now route oom "s Day. for a duel to the death. Let us do our com Hennte. ALo Federal Government was adopted, ets Wat itaknent | Fery good tripe were made by Stdohue vee. | motes at foot of Christopher atrect, North Dunuin, March 16th, 1867, | ard enemy the honor to “pick it up. Med men, thi (Tetegraphed to the New ) Mr, Thouas ateted that ¢ that time (be Conatt sralatier ce ‘ aol A brig named the Eleauor J. Davis, | River, along Christopher atroot to Sixth | The rebellion, as it is called here, is vir- | listen to the voice of the unfortunate Gem, i] hie idess to 11 MARYLAND. — Shy meat shag ar wen ie ire—s0 suatic i ra after being absent only twenty daye, ra. | S¥PNUe, thence wloug me latter fo Twelfth l/s cite. oven. The covers Mareh’ weethi Usola, yee im 1508, said woe to the vam . oro ubican came up to the tat tears " ° | atreat, to Avenue C, to Knat Tonth, to Kaat *) “dl ied.” | oro ch 2—The Chair lal n a tr f the sympathizers in the late | turned with foals, hi of 63 d q qv . | we vaantinc TON, March 2.—The Chair teld | Republion Wiis day. Bh gave every fee they declaro that auyreme allo, | 8 sharin tw) euch, Another easel thence returning te Avenue ©, to 4 sen rap are iar oy of als BS ce ee ony Peete Dies hee a Prods publican Convention of Marylaui, Held yea. | , ME. Hooke remarked iat If he had not long | gianeo ts due to tho Fecloral government | Delouging to the sameowner, witha crew of | ees torte, it Ames ee Weak | Gan fatto ae itn a ue sation fie erdered te. soenne gery, Many shousande of laveutors have lis terday, which were read, and otto of | sore atenned te Bi ratian marin of nfl admirers | sud not to tho Btates; endoress the Civil | & met brow ti aa ai\eegd crow | Tenth atroot of Washington atreet to Chrin.| %&® exposed from the beginning to the 0, Iinperial Commissary, ond’ i from oar gounsels. More than one third of ali | Mir. Johnavn were retorred to tho Judiviar ; bart DIL and favor impartial auffrage y gee resnele 4 of ‘5 peer, Setente rane are biainet by ah Paley tee RNG MESS | vary promaniation 0: partiaan memonel in this} without property «ialifications or diating. | were Alav equally fortunate iunes, | Lopher, to connoct with track iu Chriatypher | ead of the rising to snow and sleet, wind | eral ivory ital one w ‘made inventions and desire to | Cominitte use aud at the elili mors extraordinary speech | lon of doluer wriiae tho lace President | however, the poor follows ¥ menciug at foot of Cham-| and rain, hunger aud thirat, ‘The only won: 19 garrigon at the Capital is said No. st Park Ro stvive them ty ietist | Mr. Cattell called up the joint reaolution | Sxsiuat bis own | Bigte Conetitutlon. a | eee ie eae nee itcgion of | Yeasol of LH) Cons generally takes w crew of | t@ Duano, to New Chambore atrest, along to sipped ‘ong; Dut vior | “Puebla correspondence states th fh the mall passed by tho Hous yesterday to amend | irequalih of representation’ conmtiaited of Re | public matters. ‘They plede t! emscives te | About HO mou, aud the merchant fitting | Fame etrost, to Janos’ Slip, to South street, | tory ianot always to the valiant, The Fo- | Imperial garrison at Puebla is at least 6, opi ho Wool Tarif! bill hy’ atriking the words | Ms" Tucmes exeved to the Blewselo! Maine ans co of the. public credit, aud | ber out furnishes a full slong to ferry at foot Catharine street ; | nians, in almost every instance, chose the | Gen. Berriozabal made cortain morel om * ad's te mixed with wth” from the paragraph Matty the gerrymanderiug process | invite men of ail political god other thing tho voyan fhence returning slong South atreot. t0 | noiguboriood of mouutains for thir ren wores pay thirty thousaad dolless | fare Kept by us seeret ond strictiy eons reconsidered for the purpose of offering RB pabl.con government exisied in vo Bisle. As| countien wore represented, and the Con- | Outtit of the vessel, each man in pormitted t to W teos, in Tipperary, and the Comera, Baatoee MORN & COST Park Row, New York amendiwent that the second section | % Tennesse end Missouri there w Yeution was harmonious ‘to take up” out of the merchant's atore | mith track at font of Uh ‘ in Waterford, a QUICK APPLICATIONS. of the Wool bill shall be construed to in- | Bepublicanian | than pled ack dae from §12 to $20 worth of goods, partly for | from foot of Twenty-third stroot, North | ciives the dark clude alk or mohair cloth used for covering | UPdee the Rech of | Kayph or the Bultan T the mba to leave with ile fame, (fhe River, along Twonty-third to Teuth avenue, | & t The of Turkey. There wae no republicanism repre ‘eunessee, 1, ane partly b baa b tot wighth, to Ninth avenue, to| banded down by tradition, impenetrable | Music, an almost tim butte om ab wae agreed 10 | Seka thes ga ceetasies te cone ueaata SORTS. ; one, and partly in 1 an boi vi eo an almost continuous carnival ha Joe aud the bill wae passed, valter 6 * (Teleyraphed to the New York Sun.) and clothing for him 4 called a inth, to Second avenue, to Tbirty-| aud gloomy woods, secret oaves, in which | reigned within it ‘opecially vo that effect. p wrae ebody ezitiog in ulter dafinnce of ll reput- aS Merapy' aud ie deductod from the mou’ | fourth street, along First wvoute; thone |, s,4eons igned within ite walle, Vire)-come 1 mit exsrtlone for them. We, ean Provare LAND BALES IN THE SOUTH. gentlemen from Marylend (Mr, Themes} when te | Nasnv: rite cha thar of the woyane, Oat it the, taael | returning. along Second avenue to Thirtioth |" Potheen” wae manufactured, in Firemen's Ball, them the grand inaugures of eatin i required. Mr. Johnson withdrew his objection to the | bad eucceeded tu rolorming ¥ 7 Nasuvitte, Tes. March 2%—Tho lead-| dyoutd be unfortunate, the merchant has | atect, to Ninth avenue, to Twenty-cighth | ery available hiding place in those wild | tion Bal dle Opera, followed by that of For \natrasiions concerning Foreten Patents, He. | bill to coutirm certain ealen of the direct | 8 ing € « to Tenth avenue, to ‘twenty: | and romautio hillais ocoupied by unfortu- | Americus Club, and the grand festivals ST Fidaecdinge at ihe Telent’ Othe, tee Priest | tux Commissioners in South Carolina to | United States Beuste, voters be invited to participate in the polit: | #0 that the risk run is in provortion to. the | third street, wo North River, Capitalstook, | ote veuiaua, Blying columns of troops | th®, Liederkrans end Arion Bocloties. ws, ei Instruction Book. Apply to or | persons in the army and navy or marine | #2 cal meetii A ond delegates to the | Cxpected gain. Tho seal fishery is a most | $90,000. lowing in the train came last evenin, ave BERNA CON Nes at "Pare How, “New | Corps, wud it was taken np and passed. oe nape reer Say tones Foak mOoting, and wend delegates to tho | dangerous occupation, and veasols are often ge scour the Hat country, but have to stop at | grand Fancy Drees Hall of the Purim 4 fork. wa pace Te eee gH fp pea rer Convention which meets ta, thle city next | caught and crushed in tho ice, though their News Items. the foot jof the mountains, in which their | ciation, an event looked forward to with H meme — pericteNey mitt ity, Permmoen, bad ox egal repcee | mouth, to, nominate a candidate for Gov- | aides are always plankd over, aud their pads prey lie conooaled. The peasantry will | €*+ interest by the Jewish population tx LAbussYou CANNOT FIND & BET-| On motion, of Mr. Morrill, of Maine, the | uk” "the yrpeaven’of tue’ gen ernor,’ ‘Tho proposition is encouragingly | hows sheathel with iron. Tho fat of tho | (By Telegraph to the New York Sum) ‘va ug taformation that woult lead to the | Wia,city. thas always been ‘noted for tte tetisah roy for Besutifying and | Senate agreed to the Conference Committee | Maryland would received, and will probably be adoptos eal, after being brought into port, is out fi give no infor to ould Les © | grandeur and brillianey, and the festival law mal Skin than’ Nepate contingent fund deficiency | verdos of he ‘The colored voters are invited to seud re | {nto'small piece argo vats, aud | ‘Tue Vermont Logialaturo yostorday char. | aPture of their countrymen, Large and | ovening wae in nowise behind ite predeces: 4 to the Republican Congr THE BALM OF WHITR LILIES. presentati tempting rewards have been offered for | S°f# ia any of the pointe mentioned, bill eal! of the worm kind, ut loft to drain into the oll" snakes” A for by the Houso, and Menara, | » covsolidation Tt team article of rare virins, aad it is warranted | Morril of Maine, Edmunds aud Buck. ole Idee of the founders onvention called to moet in Nash: | in the vat itindrawn off into casks, after | fed the Northern Telegraph Company ‘The ornamentation of the Academy for ino oka. Te dui. | wore appointed said Committee, Pile on the loth of May noxt. Johu Trim: | which the residuo is rendered out by bol | Tux banking house of M. Runyan & Co, | the Cee ee nadeee etl eg MR | event waa not so extensive ae OU the taet je, who bas alroady announced biiueolf as | Ing. whi n inferive description | St. La i vo liabi, | Of the insurgent leaders etill at large, | occasion, the decorations being chiefly THE ADJOURNMENT, found authority for bie statement that | a candidate, will, doubtless, bo nomiuated. | uioil, Fi Rae recebindees UuCae Ge | rien mere called yenerdays THA HOU | ee ee ae elibomb: ellent. se” Sauk | harsh’ En abuse rae oo renak wah OnE ’ On motion of Mr. Trumbull, the Senate | Wal reduired, te guarantee republicns govern: | Tein uot kuowa who the Conservatives Will | euilod Wubber, a ured tor manure, aud | Htiee ato anid not be very large, fl r holding the moat beautiful flowers, Above proceeded to the consideration of the roo: | "$y "thomas steed shat be found is in the Cou | Ys : Sibi other purposes, ‘The akine aro aaltod, rolled | YESTERDAY morning @ fire destroyed the | Peasant will wot have anything to do them, suspended from the coiling, were lution tor adjournment, 4 anal into parcels of about a dozen, labeled, and | grooery atore of Dow & Burbhart, in Louis | it blvod-money, An informer is despised | words, in jets of gas, “ Merry Parim, od cts, awsatlon wae on serecing to the a Latte AN FRANCES, 5 suippe ngland, where they are used | vitle, Ky., involving » lows of $27,000 wud hated among these people, and the fhe initia Tethers ef the tie of the Purtas jouse amendment that both House: ‘any such power to Congress, releyraphed to the New York Sun. for 1 aps, gloves, boots, &o. heat Laced icin 6 “4 ssociation. ong woste wi and | that tie UBited Biates shall. guarautes re Cunosteres add gina of his treachory will follow his chil-| Nevop" itofiman, © Jud, pardons Cardoso, in Jun . rd O'Gorman, and ‘Judge Brady! ) Suits —hympathy for the Fenians, | ‘I! fouday in Sep- Ke, Me fish 1 PETSICTANS MIDWIVES, AND| joura wntil tho fret Mond the following: The| TH® louse of Mr. Heckel was barned | Urs afterwards until the firet Biri ontly taken inthe waters of fritish | Wednesday night at Sufield C ron to the shird sad fark generation, Bo | iio outro, Ohio, | long aa the fugitives lie quietly in the = ‘Come end cos the oni tember, unless otherwiso determined by » 7 Aworica are cod, mackerel, y The maske were many of them very si sper meed AEATONARY. BED.TAM ssussary | majority of tath Hones y Bax Fnaxctsco, March 2—In the muit of | umarjce 40, cay mackerel, salmon, | Five of his ehildron perished in the iano thy fas of the mountaing they | inrand original. One individual Noreen by Wha pation seein ied eee, ft, RAmunds meved. os b bubstiiute for | the United States againat three hundred | gnd soul, During tho Summer, months | WIT# for election to the several Parlia- | #F cnnererd pO adi Ue al Mhare pith | 88 the press, wore # suit composed } sorine for ihe nurew, and ‘keors ihe bed o mal | the above, that tho presiding officers of the | Sica, ihe Bares Court, aud the army sod | and sixtysoven case of wine, Maury.| thousands of men are eugaged in the| mente will be issued in Canada on tho ar- | {hy newspapers. There were the asual namber SA iho beled nd House adjourn their houses from | gavy were part of the Unived Bates, trade in the waters of Newfoundland, | rival of Hon, John 0, MoDonald. | Gleeson has boon captured in | Of Quakers distributing tracte aud adv day wine for undei t, Judge Hoffman ye coullacating Labrador, and Nova mated that noi hove HNO Ke Abd Peart ‘morrow until the frat Wedn , D. aad roar ’ ars Agents wated over the whole United bates, "$84 in July, aud unless otherwise ordered Pantin Fata thal ad tll ts De i to adjourn, them from. o lay until the first Monday dit in Hone of fresh cod | | ADVICES have been r by the fishermen of | Scotia Parliament has end: those present to forego such evil pri tices, ning, (fiaoners are. being | Grange, aud. candy sgisle, Kings, quocas: sea ad et heee tty | brigauds, monks, Indians, clowns snd cour: Mr. Thomas relerred Mr, Robinaon to the a clgion of the Bupreme Court tu tue Rhode fal case, i i# (Mr, Thomas's) eoived that the Nova | Tipperary. Ke Md the action | prisons. Stophen J valuation, Rosolutions declaring aympathy with Ire- T. BARNUM’S ELASTIC STRAP at Finsily the resolutions were referred to d, and asking the goverument to reco, ea and the United States. | of Confederation delogutes by » large wa ent to N 1 ‘ij. | eral mingling together. ‘The boxes | . AND BUCKLES, in December, 1857, Mr, Edmunds subse- | “ry Commuties, size that counts’ belligerent rigute, have al tishing ou the coast of Nowtound: | jority . if us ee ule” bathe base imal a And dress cisefo were filed with youth aad TANTS. varts tip SaAwans, vently modiiied bis amendment to adjourn COMMITTED OW SOUTEERY RAIL BOA>DS, been adopted in’ the Nevada Seu land in desoribod as being a very exciting | 01% Jitan Police Bill for the ben. | leader of one of the Dublin bands | Destly, and the tinselled dresses and the a hile invgntion conalots af an, laste ot from Raturday next, and by substituting | qhe soesker announced the Select Commiste on | In the Supreme Court of Nevada, the case | Sport, and has proved to be ® very profita ix Metropolitan Police Bill for the ben: | Of Penigna, “A woman, has got two | Parking diamonds made up «scene sale en aap oder weiss wae the words “without day” for the “first Mon: | goginerm Ratlronds, orlerel yesteniay, se fellow: | of Nourse ngaiuet Clarke, for the possesion | ble business, About 13,00 persous earn | ofit of Columbus, Dayton and | moutia ia" jail for trying to ‘pass ‘the | 42m bebeld and never to be forgotton. pr Os i foamtor ablsta ts | 44y, i December.” Mr. Edmunds further | Mowars, MeClurg. Mercur,Weshiourca of ladiate; | of the ofl of Atturuty Geuoral of tho | their livelihood Uy eal ebing. Tiree wil | yggod tho Ohio Lagialature yesterday, Kato at Arbour’ Hill prisvut and when pre. | 82 person was admitted to the thoor without i Geng sstins Tirape threugn the bet his amendment by requiring the | Chenier end Sewyer, State, as beon decided in favor of the {Hons of gallons of naa! oll, bad Bell & ial | ow o law. vented she tung «brick at the sentry, Ae | SUNK up to 12 P. M. when the dowinoss A y 7 presic 98 defeudaut. Lon of seu ! ‘age the prisoners were being removed from (T 18 VERY NOVEL, tocall the roll on the first Wednesday io MIGHT NOUR Question, ear - port of Newfor alone, The herr: 118 officers of local steamers on the Ton- ‘ threw off their incoj i ent YH more steal WE WARES» | July to aacertain if a quorum be prose Mr, Banks saket Jeave to iutroduce « bill conatt Locomotive Explosion ud sem trout nthe const of Lab: | nessee and Mississippi Rivers have oltored Drogh a to Dundalk, tho shrieks of their | merry time commenced aa kopt 6 silo re seta ‘merite, vi The amendment of Mr. Kdmunds for t houre a” day's day's work for alt (Tetegraphed to the New York Sun.) rador aro wonderfully productive, It in| tee 1 Arey ing, They implored the magistrates to do | Wil the email hours, |The floor was nos acigta lh ounees © perfect At of any garineat to whteh | ailjournmont from Saturday next to tho | borers, workmen or mechanicn emiloyed Uy or | ys) TAT oy About IL o'clock | Maid the shoals of herring wre froquontly | ‘9 earry supplies gratuitously to the guffer. | (ij itey muted fhe Wagiattaled fo 0 | any time uncomfortably crowded, but the , fot strain or drow upon the body | first Wednesday in July, and then, unieas| Otten elng made Mr, Dauke’ weved weace: |) a he | Cit tiles long, and ball that distance ia | ere by the late tude apair endeavored to dash through the ranks | “tenance was very Targe, and the ball Thay Siner" posture. a4'da the | otherwise ordered, sine die, was agreod to— | Dead the rules Grand Traut Haileey ernosite the otaten, | Ureadth, the dopth being unkuown, lu] Ar Bangor, Me, yesterday » convention | to impart perhaps e last farewell embrace | will raul among the most successful of the wi ‘UP | yeas 25, naye 14, proposition as amend- ler inquired of Mr. Ranks what jrand Trunk Railway, opposite the etat ome inatances the herrings aro taken in 4% | ashen: A 4 season, stows peat totem the bdr san | tras thea posted, aud it now goes tothe Pen proven tors edtine A mans | offen at Fort brio, exploded, acnlding tho | farge quanti pear the ‘shoro, by menue | Mae held ie aid of the Bangor and Pisce | roied Cae ay No mitise Aceen cantent Fires. aking any exercl can be tightened or loos: | House, _ faroe (0 say that man shall wo k engineer and wounding tho fireman, Wim, | Of Bete fastened to stakes extending from | taque railroad to Milo, Dover and Moy all over the country, and #0 does the dis | About one o'clock A, M. yesterday, « fire neg te elt the ony luce of the jihad o—Mesere Buckalew, Chanfler, Da- Mpey fetta. O. Bird, Jr, Deputy Collector of this p: one to two hundred yaris into the sea, An | Lead Lake via European and North Amoeri-| covery of pikes, gus, ammunition, etc. | broko out in the engine-room of the tree sit, aad be’ changed fot eee farwout wh || Erste, Sem! Tesla, wan Takrorured | 8h? tavpened, to be one business vinie ia | opening info tha Uarier allows th fsb | can goad to Milford, Measures were taken | {he oxciteshent ie/notallayed, and meno | gtcan Tying a) ihe fate st Dae Ae ota “ey te 2 | {ato @ pond out of which they are baled in Ne esolternand 1s B0k § Ba mee . ‘ It iesiupls, durable and ebeap, and will aot | Wade, Wilson and Yato back with » billet of woods inflcting ‘ahaa | ops, Many thousand barrela of tuacic | Faise moans at once for the purpose, Meine iy a a pres t, East River, whore she was anden get ous ot ctr’ wai oi tr Mr. Morr, from the Committee on Ap: THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT, injur Wha loesutieg anil athlon were | are are ta a ly: ; This fiat travola| Samvgt, Tare, jr, @ well kuown flour mer- | boate in the Liffey. The police and mili. | going repairs, previous to sailing for South A LIBERAL DISCOUNT T) THE TR ADE. propremen renee) aaah af tke aaa my 99 The Senate amendments t> completely demolished by the explosion, — | 1H” schools, an hoe tal eo with hooks and chant of Dayton, Ohio, was waylaid Wed. | tary patrol the suburbs of th dother America, The interior of the vessel was ' Wor colo by Tophere and Kothep Dsslere generally, | for the aS ve talariee Of | resolution, providing for «Journ ines, ‘The rapidity with which experl-| oi.) avening one bridge near bie u ‘ A overy night, aud it is positively | almost completely destroyed. She wae ‘BARNUM" BI MSTRAP AND BUCKLE Go, | OPStesemen, Which was passed, day, ab 12 o'vlock, to the fires Wednesday iu July, Massachusetts Leginiaty euced hands will haul in this fe see fichier, m0. ROMP We BM | dag, to appear in the atreete after | owned by Woodruff & Beach, of Hartford, i co ‘Orel het OAD WA si SS tue > CA BAte Co) I RP gonad as (Telegraphed to the New York Sun.) Fee faptiet yr Hea He was shot down and rubbed, and itis! guusct, We bave indeed fallen upon queer | Conn. nil wag valued 000, About mel! oo " brit m BOR NOVO DtOn , | thought he « wt eV No ol o the | times. al ¥ . Li . “Pe Sani WANTED as" “Yoo | The dill for survey for & ship canal | ingeniously drawn 99 as Dosion, Murch 21a the House of Re-| take twelve thotinand. mackerel in the | OUdNt he cannot recover, Nu clue tothe) times | le aU eet otrses, occupied hy the falls of the Obio, on the Ind: ongreee in July. ourse of day in the Bay of Clalour. ‘arten, as a dwolliug, who sme presentatives this afternog , the Jury Bill, | ¢ alow that the for the preaeut is ampeserere EPORTS BY TELEGRAPH ARK ALL IN ide, and to estimate the expense of widen: | members might remain ‘baeai to prevent po Ae, Fue woolen milla, on the corner of Twon : furnit {about RINT Aas | oy atid doepening the Fordland’ Canal, was | umjbong prevnt godin te erond paca Cod | which probibite parties who are euzeged I0 | oy. coggiigy Spraesens Auk Carleton UeeTE MLSS | Cubby Moe MALMUL 24 Cos INO RUT | EROS a ohare ct See TRING OVEROO taken up, and, after discussion, was passed. | yetem of dibustering would deleat any actisu ter | 277 legal trailio trom being allowed to | cr ie ceuctad teins oy Dietea | inated oa ta fit The iueurgeuts | longe to the Lorrillard estate, was § aTs.— Mime, “one o'clock nexs day," when, by the | #¢F¥60n juries iu tho trials of oriminaleases, | — ( Teregraphed to the New York Sy pita, eosupled by Jahh Dearie, was burned | TOS scaly isciplined, though | damaget about $20, insured... At 6 #8, 016, $19, 15, 618 AND 990 TAR BANKRUPT BILI. mendment Cougress would bh and gives the Goverament the right of ch weer ap lo the Now Fork Bun.) last evening, The lose iy heavy, ‘The teotly uni brave to a tuult, | oclouk I’, M. a fire out broke om 2d Hoor of ) REMAN & BURR, Mr. Spreg.s called up the bill to fix the | journ sine die, If any parson chose to walk {ato | Inne of two jurors before trial comunene Atnaxy, Maroh 28.—The Conatitutional | building was owned by W. B. Maun, to: | Py to destruction, | building No. road street. Tho Com ULTON AND NASSAU 878, time on which the Bankrupt Bill hat trop he was wiloome; bus for bie part he re: | war orderod to tuird reading by a vote of | (onto to, Mill having passed the Legiala- | bacco merviia They were 0} dior pe Hoor w upied® by J. White D. ‘OPPOSITE SUN BUILDING 423 | into effect at the 1st June, which bi specttuly declined. He sssumed the Democratic | fyf*OCiured to third reading by a vote of © Republican General Committoo the Si Court, | auth To bae the vam ° produce dealer, who sustains » dam: referred to“the Judiciary Committeo, Members who were opposed to session next | 111) {0 108, only 3 members being abarnt. | | Harris, Chairman, and demos | At ® special torm of rene eeted | ue lack of personal iatrepidity ou the part | about $1,000, ‘The segend foor con | ST WO CENTS 13 THE PRICE OF THE | reported advarsel orenlecs Svea Winey | Was. Yotoed by Goveraoe. Avdrew in las | fore umerjeecrelary) ar held in Buttalo, Judge Daniele appointed | OP WOH eh tna but what cals be oxpocted | number of apartments occupied as ollees hich a snown and recognised an ibe beet | Mr. Conness moved to strike out the pro Unless driven there by | wae ve y nor A n 1565, | for a Stato Convention, t Robert P. Potter, of New York, city receiver | from yilisiptived valor arrayed against | by B, Kent & Co.. produce brekere; A. le | a whe’ {othe shir ts ould raiber vote fairly | #ud which was defeated in the House by a im 4 oon del : 4 | ; Mew Work’ viso that nothing in this act contained ‘eAjournment ire anit of! on the 10th of April, to select sxtoon dele | of eyo Atlantic and Gi tern Railroad | tryops whose past history entiiles them to | Solomon & Co., produce brokers; Logen @& thal be construed fo lavalldate’ aay lian oF ea ateas ba oat | Ca Tea ear ace He eneaaD oa Ge eperons eine at Tange to b6 supported by tho Ho | Company. ile ret erg eeourty | no moan reputation for discipline ‘and | Proaton, produce brokera.| ‘The. th « , prior to the Whink there wes aoyiblugda it, object is ¢ onvi site | publioan party at an election (9 be held on | ig g1y0,J00, aud ia authorized to borrow | bravery! ‘The euterpriay was a desperate | was occupied aa a storage by W. T. Gi EMPLOYERS—ORDERS ARF. SOI.ICI- taki x efloot of this act to voncer ia ihe HY ol pronioitery emer for violation | the id of April, ouch Assoubly Diatrivt to) uoney uot exceoding $800,000. one, aud ite very hopele was appar: | beans aud hope rs a ihe Werk: || Pending the discussion on this subject soud three delegate df Tun notion atore of Ji Ls Jacobs, in St. | wit fom the frat; Dut. ig my opinion, ihe | Wellington & Cox aa a ator . are Ta fast of Fonianism aud rebellion le not Duel. Meenis, Tonn., Mai The duel on THE ADJOURNMENT AGAIN, Houle, Moy was badly burned last sight | {\Jczen or (wo ut ton a for m druggist in Columb @ atovke was valued at $25) @ jew: | fold tor high treason againat Bugland, the tapis is between two Missisaippi editors, | Au" for many Yearea druawiat a Colimbus: | oe store of Forves & Co, on the ground | at ava day, not tar ia the future, perbi Theyare the » Wen Fouad yeotercey ed | Boar ead the boot eud shoo swre of W. E: | with England engaged ine foreign war, toe RK. E. Leo, last evening, to moot at Billi | bY the nook to bis bed-nost dead. Nocause | stovor, adjur heu'e Bead vu Saturday. own, faved liv waters G, Rongars, an old and respected citizen, of ws eres Wray | the Henate, at 4H. My wane ato Itxeouiy Mhertest boniblenctios. vl me . TB Coddington, whe loss, the exact amount of which, however, it was impossible to ascertain. 1% Wore conaderably daw | foxatateniete of Ireland, under an able | —~ aia jader—iuky (ho Y'Remviue tor \uetagves | (Centinned en Fearth Pages but, At 5:90 o'clock the doors were se-opened “QV BEN f= WHOLE WORLD AND HIS | gu’, 2,cclock the doore were, the House eee oy wheo rs > caildine arg @oouncing ite action on ce) Cy it resolution. Tho Bouate