The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 2, 1867, Page 1

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Price Two Cents i SEW-YORK, ives aud iti indo that CONNECTICUT. pres of eulorsing laws by ita own | E U R 0 P E ' | statement will appear before Sattrday of Friday at the earl now pre New Yor’ Sun theameand kindly put wn end to | they ry It le onid that the postat anevice in th 5 7 | Menaeringe’ Halt of the, prisoners, ha mi w| ta die: Aulena Kept, close to hie prayers, ia anid that the postal enrsice in the afleringa alt of th here (e much thas ta ridiow: | to dle, Auleee > 4 Important, If True | | souttors states was never before sv cons: | Sun Cable Dispatches. fo ak ee wae clitiom: Rice aaa iae oe aor te “of che irish, | fecting. tle two eletere kept him in thele <i mieal oF elective epee Hina oF cqnrietion, « Mlchbeat | Who hte nbver bo Mery bs. when they Ore arma “and donded ‘him with theit tears mar @ Adi : t yet heard any , Tra SPENCE | Se dournaliets | echota Niintitedto | aut. Theie wit te kecner and brighte heit cries and groans were heartrending. MIRAMON DEAD. | Wigton sie mes | Ce ee THE PEACK CONFERENCE, || ater hs ntack of scrotal waa admittet te shina dark norrow drveee, them to seek re: | Gorts and Aulgua ate inmor. Case hacdly ©] Mr. Campbell with communications to a ho rit be was cure f “ ; ng ther | the food. yn the lowe Vuares in regard to the trentiment of Max Hantronn, Conn, May 1.—At the Repub --—-——-—- [waa rent to the quarries to break at iene fF Woeat | ay Sore a | ata uke parton fe oaiers twilian and his followers ia case of his cus last eveniny one hundred and LORD STANLEY TO PRESIDE, | !!0 #08 ngain took wick, and. was ron theme. and orph ‘and thanked the priest for Warcuwam, opening hi yea to the light of Heaven. : Cano spoke « fow words, expressing thanks anus 5 ture, The Rev. Mr. Bagley called on the Presi ht to the he tor better fo at midi Imperial Forees Disband twelve members of the H hin T, Wait, of Ni 0 were preannt was nominatet wan treated wil | pital where hia ap | | | tae EY Gent Monday, to inqnite whether the Bxe-| OUR DUBLIN: LETTER, Genes, for the kindess shown bim, Aulgue de MARQU EZ DEFEATED. cutive would par v hould the | for Speaker by acclamation, on motion of t ; Canada. clined to speak. When motioned to the ves . latter tition Sor such @ clemency The | Hon, Charies Ives, of Now Haven, who de 7 ha . Ai Liana ing ne. Wal whed to the New York Mun.) drop, Goots came forward firmly, Aul QUERETARA TAKEN clamation two yeare ego, which art clined. James HM. Taintor, of Cole Harsh Treatment of Fesian I’risoners. be Uelieved. Englishmen natiteally obo Hung, Kee, Ree. ne danced Reward acto , eve certain conditions and rules for pardon, and | ae nominated for clerk, and Dwight | ° | have no feeling f and do W., May 1—Petrick Moz opes , that any o +1 desirous of obtaiaing vant N | Maroy, of Paintiold, ae assistant olerk, A at Hts ee | Hot congider. any trentin ent too hnrah for het ihe Pestana eoncieted os | saan thont * Loads a MAYUMILIAN HIDDEN. | prociamation. Thetroskdont edded that ho | 2: allup, of Sterling, was nominated fire behalf, andthe late. rebellion will effect: | (aa, whose counsel moved for | wen.” Said Aulgus, Oeetimad tot Mi Magley, ae he bat | tlent pro fem. of the Senat holt ' ke the pate of George.” Said Case, “T want to die at just annua Weclined vito Mr. Uaaley, e the be Lethe hears Hace BO . Creat Reale, tally emother any aympathy the story 0 reat of judgment, was yoaterday #60: | two ciock, in time for the train.” &e, « a&eo, ¢ Would pursue with regard to Jett. end teenies Lospox, May 1 Bvening The Peace | 'Godtiey Massey, the Fenian General who | tenced to be bung on the Ith of Jun The | stooped down as be spoke aud looked ap, CI Publoan Senators ware presents ge how much of w fall he — — | judge anid he waa ob! to pase thie sen. | if to j dowho haw fide y toro 1 || Conformne will moot in thisoity on the Lith | fainted when arrested ee 4 $i The Democrats at their canens nominate hi : tarted liharieer Uswnicacle covent sca Wid eat hat th weela be | oil as he did ¢0 he laughed the same (Telegeaphed to the New York Sun.) bk Hon. William James Hammoraley, of Hart: | ; a el be ell ta | Hie camo here to head & portion of the tt wh lta dpeedeet LT. bas pircedy Soret \ Lieut. © Rush BR Wallace, « o md “ o a 10 te underetond that Lond Stantey, the | vets refi An; | carried ont yao who aa Geeta aaa Wasnsorow, May 1-—Sonor Romero, the | tached frum the Naval Academy, aul vt-| ford for Speaker, wid Ke iariok A, Wit- retary ef State (or Forcign Affine whe [Rurente who assembled at an appointed | CR eee as ehe stenmahlp Mora: Tint nal the way they did over Ptoxican Minister, received today the fol. | {Arata thn Uuertionn | aed of | y Haven, es Fred. | Tet as wee proy ie to represent Great Britain at the Confer: | aud they were left with ailer. Hot: | vian, from Liverpool on the 1ith, by way of | ieee CO tm ithtening tp. Fare f tr Rarth, | Belden, of Newtown, was nominated for | frum the Mrecur such winan an M ‘ f : , ; tee no leader thi ‘ho ho 1th inet, arrived off | t fraia Jowing tolegram from the Mexican Conaul | the Pensacola, and ordered to re . on over ita deliberations nee » Londonderry on th i inet., by, ail of you, Lam not afraid te Hieut Conmander Kaw trom commanil | Clerk of the Seu Sear ih te cables cobedcnarion ence G King ¢ f Greece } trived Senate nee eerste neue, tw le | Father Point last night, and ia vow at Rivor ‘Raid Aulgua agaln, * Good by, we are en cass; | anton tegen ; a seamen | <n pis ‘ Whee London wot hich aveial standing | dui Loup awaiting otilers soap | Earemerey. ihves lauara” delat Me hate: of the Wateree i Lient.«| Mant v1. Tho election parade | ust t ata, We trenchory. Kirwan! Que May, L The ico in the rivet | cape wore then drawn over thelr oM. Mesicun Minister, Washing» | Comma ANY | towlay wae the grandest thing of the kind | they we ALANINE raNdaa hel a varied Ke broke up Inet night, The efver will pad at twenty a ton, 1. € Mt Naval y ordered to CON | eone witnenaed In Con We Borne forty | Mi lawe wh ch were thernafier t : . n te lane bal w varied « ss atest tacananiO Ww k the drop fel ofall wae ae \ ‘ | teed 5 Goanmeane juteea fl. | Hin 4 f litten te ensile acy tat : any Mat Aelia ie : fal Bal AU iT Rh LS cl Bp labs Sh lear t foot, aud the necks of all three wore amon deat, perint forces dl Gilles amand the Wateres, | Milita aw ne a wpite | pant two veare hes epoca ¢ Amerton at Conponny'a tei ves constable who ta ° broken. ne bodies hung ty-tive wm ae : ANGE BLuRae: Faun Por ilardea apuaced to | atthe: Gah; KESUL:E thousand peapte | ftion ot Un tine md vlorng Allemeunis. Captain Melor, trom New Vers | he escaped hae takew hie place tu jail. It ite RiaeeY TOUR Beatin, broken. ‘ihe Io Syeair ave mie Queretara taken. Magiwilian hidden: er thoes | ache oO | evel Abe ( tia roe | 8h bee vera ae var, May LT Transatla vye since the wild Talos of | Colcbration Im Chicago. eee \ : na Firs Ota aa tae Lavectanks | Coniment of wn enlighie act Hiab tie Company's steam Cn Avra q of Galway. Cineauo, May t—The eiguthour law Reports via Ne . nil was received with Hinges uoreeceaa 4 of Apel, arrived yes a were fi Police, | Roew into effect today. 1 rhmen ar Pet suntameras 1 og | (inneral Franklin waa ( Giliare ins If Wuhiod Hikes RerurOR: Unie tivo on thin way to the t the | une. abled ont in full foree in procession vi manic, wiebeo Merceny of Tuesday com sptravions 1 uence Was nmuiiatad ab the | CMe. qual States tinier the Comal WWenveor, Mav hood anhip Great by their will comnteyvmen, manage (0 | hannees, lage, embleme of their trates, ate vwin| Need ty the York Sun) State House at 3 &, aud delivered his | tag, . Wud quen £ gerius | Meet th, arrived at thie | day. Slo y for Frances & A horrible crime haa just occurred af ‘ected Laferotil ob bead tea mdi Se 2 : sace. Tt takes atrony: ground againat | wpe to we wil ail Wail the pres | waiteall ai Trost on the way to New York two com | hops ia generally auapendod, ‘Tbe em: | Fereol, on the St. Ann'e River, near the jan border report that Matamoras was be: nt the state Department Cone |, re Drodworti’a band, | .2geus, tae #8 by Cong reowen t Wi VANAROTAT engaged in the fight at | plovere are firm ia their demand fur ten Falls, bn the north shore, thirty milea be; q fo f by Canales, who wa etwoen Nr. sewardand Jr. | Se eee aan Ve baud. | te Cone uton which ia 0 Fettraia ey doparted 4 0 United States aie on | OWS y, whence the Coroner rotarned eed for a faw daze by Canales who wae ashe Jat! ociack, werenaded the tiovernor aud | Sa ur 8 malariy widar rons 1] Luxnos, May Noon Jule young Charle w work while the employes toast om | Weiteaa e from holdi oll dead nk Coerd co belived, alee, ’ : rent the Al , 8 once w 9. faajerity to-morny f quer f J 4 pting the legal eight houre. qqueat on the body of a child, clearly proven oN, May nlf pant tweive | others at the Allyn House i aot and there te consequently | Hdward King Jayoe w f f quent y of wohild, Pro at Cortings will bring his army from the | |, Wastinites May 1 At half past ¢ banal ape IN Goud weet waar Ge clinica we recs ines thea : | daye ago, charges with . An tt — — to have had ite death aces if forth, and aid in expelling General Har. | °° Ck: the Japauose Commissionors were (HE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE, hervatier t United Statoe tive | t0 mod Cullen, testified that he hat FIRES, onusel, by the orders of ite inhuman fathe: jorabal from the the Gubernatorial chair |r ved at the State Department. They The following extracts from the Gover et boast and jus al ry of the y bonita, 20% mot the accused at moetings (Tetegraphed to the New Fork Sun) Alexacdre Lachaace, who habitually kick: i Chicf Commissioner, Ono Tomogara, accor: + ionsage ombracos all that dooument that Uo bas eaved to our people Panis, May L—United States bonds 80. | Aierica, Liverpool and Dublin In Cleveland, 0 itout of hie sight, and bent ite moth M Tamaulipas. This indicates that Ortega | ied by Mateke Judyn, Second Cow sees flag without @ ater displaced or « abripe ‘The Hourse in atendy. Renton itt, ak ltoreat wan excited in the cass, Joyoa waa! Creveraym, Ohio, May LA large fire | ft aiving it food, Julien Boucher de at, still, alive and is ambitious to become | Panied by Mateka Jutyn, Secoud Commie: | containe of general interest Lub cseleas hae Leen pee Vauis, May 1-Evoning.— United Stat soon be s teen at 1 firet deposed—Ain neighbor of the resident of Mexico; that he will proctaiin | HOner ABdeuite, consisting of two lieuten NATIONAL ATT ATH. F feuth 18 own) « bonds cloned to-day ab 40's, of the apy broke out this morning at 2 William stroet, jor, Alexandre Lachance; I recognize ane gic: that he will proslaiin | ante, two secretaries and one interpreter tuation of public aftaira ix, in every Rea we as eae COMMRENCIAT | tien of the commun with several dwellings on body of his daughter, M. Le of Proclamation from the Merole | with two eervante, arrived at the De wepect. important. ‘Two veare have elapead ‘an people, tet ue tudulge the . as. with Juations Keogh and Ge both aides of the atrost, which wore (atally | Chance, aged about six years; my house is ty. | Mr 1 | since our country emerged fi neolvil war own ex, erie soe of dange Taveeroot, May o n Cork and Limerick Commis 1 1, To008 910,000; { ‘fe oo, | 8 me thirty font from prisoner's ; during * Correspontence of the Mexican and bor. | Ment: with Mr K 8 Chilton, and: pr nich as the worl had never withnaned, a. feocure ove fusire wales —ant Wek ve in ning of next month destroyed, Los i inaured for the Winter his oldest daughter, Sopbronise, * Jed from the carriages to the reception | war which had been waged to mainten the mueceed, the (rie Principles u Middling upt The emigration this year promisoato he lar Ta Critton Ky. came in toare to my house, saying hor fathor Jer papers confirm the capture Of Pale |e eee ne ane ee one at hein neamany of the Peacrer Conatilaticnkea'| Worn mp te, reestabl sled by | ‘Tho brendatulle market ts quiet, and g Tories, when more people leit | Civeiwwert, May 1A large fire ocourred | Would not allow any food to be given to the casttuced Coureniton, and | erally without chanes, Peas have and tho massacre of the vilivers of the gar | f the Nation leet child, who died on Frid Union. Over | yp Secretary. and introduced by Mr. Chilton at Crit «lon, Kentucky, on M Jay night, wot thie U von abinll be ind are now quoted at tia tad The a il tht | Dasbange=t went pur ou | sof that tnhappy eontlict | i ve hie at wily p Lindt af and pleasant interview | {pe lreen portion. heowee Sulit [Reap en of at¥il 1 ctor for Wiront 1s, Telsnil to: One thay for and deatroyed the Masonic Hall, Mound’e | the pri : Ufehels ascr dl edged ho following conversation | try and earried wintoan many hovae-| powerd of tebe eral th vern wtal for winter red, and Diy. td for ¢ river which det ocean, The] tin abop, Radcliffe and Manafiold’s dry | mon ramor " that be was starving the child cli ; hatd pe Nedra gk yp White corn Ha cM poe quarter tor © conativutly freighted with eri becanse it was not his;” bis wife repliod to sila, we Ton T mourn: but, aa citizens | Sout on eo heey | traine ar tivutly rela sled et thea tts ea 4 P onion woHatérwa sionld aleve: te Near FE Hooft weatern. Oate sia Td. per bushel, | grarta bound for the Bund of the Weat, | Rods o H other buildings, Nearly | oy inquiries: “ Never fear, | give it food Minlaveuidesd win very:| anttnennn tA pROietie? gata toate | bid Wad, por baie [Cork and Queenstown are constantly diled | Hall of the business portion of the town ts] on the aly (en caohette); he does not allow ‘ happy t you hore Jxenlored. ‘The right of a Suate voluntarily | Hy inion uiiot and steady | with the The large number of ateamore | in ashes. ‘Tho lose ie not stated mo to food it,” 1 asked t < Wasiixoton, May I.—The following le 1 Commies Ono Tom | fo withdraw from the | Has hoon aban Tork haa destin a. Gl, por tarrel. | leaving ily cannot attord aden altace tho anid it wan wate Jor from Mr. Hotve to Count Wydenbruk | repli the pleasure of the tuterview ed Hy those wh: 1 to enrry it Seah, Pha, Macon, a. Dard, ola Choe com mm, the numbers ao hare lin—Lives Bypears in the recent otticinl ; into effect, Fone yenra of sanguinaty war Ga. The market fur American produce is | Mang efoing wre tying from jails ¥ ROO Uh River. nner; knew the Yh tary of State—How long aiace ght thi result to tho country; and | generally without chang | The saje Kein on prepaid paraxen (Teleqraphed to the New York Sun.) ith, mix years ks boagd ndence in relation to prisoners Of) you ten Japa ; | teat oliiect of that wnt hne thie | Ma" Standard white petroteum hae declined to | gent fron Ntatoa, | N: wecan| Koxsas Crry, Mo, May The Mi i ; Loften heard that the pi war iu Mo Mz. Tomogara~ Two months ago far been de Union te not ra. | Sul bade virat, aroniorton ja De Contra Woerty Man) role i tho tide, He aw lant to td @ whole | River bua receded from the bottom tande ranted to. kill the child, "Narciee Civcinsats, Ohio, Race Street, No. 166, Searetary of Mtate—ta this your tirat | Von St by the ac ion o h rf Wi. Ashes tte, for pote, ‘Tallow ho family in tia oountey. Che A Wo waves | inne here an a jon, reoiding twenty arpents from seen hits § | to Amerieu! j ticipation. in" tha |» Prom the ly errarged report of the fuse |elinad to tia kd. Clover aeedeora. tor | poll betw of theaane feniy. | #00v8 here, ao that people can re J | prisoner's, eaid the mother of the decems ¢ Excellency: In ivo my pers © Comin er No, airy Deame here | Government, the Inwa of which | Eibrariau, tt w Il be econ & neva! Amorican red. Spirite potroloum, Ma. | There t of afl thoir bi The Union Pacitio Railroad | told at h pou, Euiket a loiter | seven veara ago with the Embassy aont at | quired to obey, Me aint | ello ey the oreeiocan toeee oud piled conerttity | Onicite turpentine, {iin in with tho traok, to Wyanditte and the Missouri Ia. | prisoner forb bf introduction to you, which Haron Sage | that time by his Majesty the Tycoon, 1} tend to empire not to naion. If malt Arias Laxnos, May 1 The London markets are | Vie Latter will draw the former to th citlo to Loavenworth aro out of the water, | hat If aho gave it food in bis pre Austrian Charge d’Aituires) had the g fin happy to make your acquaintance this | peraistet in, thoy must inevitably dostroy generally unchanged. Tinned otf baa ads | til the poy of this countey w | cursed aud aworn at her tre Cilodeau Hews to give me. L wan formerly captain on | t Ttake the liberty to ex 1} tie federal character of oar Government, te also rein k Vanco to L per ton, Whale and aperm are | como part of the population of ‘the United | and boing repaired. The trains are wow | gworn, said the prisoner's wifo, on being the Austrian General Quartermasior's etal, the beat wishes of his M y the nf nn transform the Kepublic inte « a lerelly greater t sn ever reporiel im cue | diet, the former at £0 per wodthelat | states, Thathe the place tor them. They | running through to Leavenworth, aad will od by him early in Marol as to the then major, and Heutenantcolo el in the | for the health of the re the |deapotian, ‘Lhe course of T gis F behae, Tie year 1410 appears to have teen | ter at £1. Kager, 2te, porewt, for No U2) have little eucouragemont to liuger hee. | continue regularly werent cumor that hee huabend was Mexic of Austri Tn | United States, as well wa that e- [lation puraied by Congress towarda | one of eabio general Least whe Datel etandard.” Corn, 4 tron, at | wil they have overy taducement—liborty is eee it waa so, counes tie ay refusal on Hite | tary of State, yr the American Nation, | the ten States of the South ia in my | Sete + 65a. for Calouttea, Cakoa, 2° 1. | ond the he fortune—to cross the o rf Aeotden Aout that abo fod ion ot Luis corpa to accept the position of | Hie Majesty further desires that the rola. | jadgment, wholly unwarranted by our fit ii for thin oblong, vat at | PE tuey woul pw 4 the Woat, anul nat (Pisses Os Yes Fok ond maltreated hor. Franclane ef of atatt, by General Marquir, Pdeew | tious of frieudahip which already esiste| damental law, and ne fatal to the Unid ’ ne oloumia quoted at | remain in the seaboard cities, Moy would ’ axod prother of deowman iepeagnan ine displeasure of the Emperor | bets J two cvuntrios etiuil Increase te | and Conatitation the pre 0 of | minors th por barrel f vel ‘ vot only have w® better and wider field of | Haknisnune, Pa, May t—A tend alido 1 eho never walked or apoke, but rind Masiwiliau; have made application to re. | cordiality consion which has heen anpprensed. Over | att i Lis Lid jiey I * aN rf The Cot to) atton for themaely a but would, people occurred last night near Wilmore, on the | very Cs was ptten a . Tt did not . ator the Austrina army, aad intend to! Mr. Seward —It hos always been onr en ad by the armies of the Republic, on market clored dull and quiet. with wl eatern prairies, aut develop the | ton orto Penuislyante Railroad, theming | afer for want of food, which my motor igpee ene yee lech bathe we veo |'Aom ese ve canna un: tAatvana tat arwen’ tis |/leh earimedhneacpuemnatedeed (hale ee day's nalo of nome 400 Wales, Midd the mineral trensurea bid in the eulia | a9 of tho Pennsylvania Railroad, throwing | aid litite sister often gave it. The decoas ore Tho wiah to serve the Emperor Max 4 mutually t that | Government which they Uplands, Hectitg | Middling Orleans, HO¢. | masonry of the Rocky Mountaina, tho fnat live from Pittaburg off the track. | ed die! on Friday week afters day limilian ws far as it lie y power, inducos oft The Hreadatutt market is ger | Kugtand drinks leas whiskey than Ire | Jacob Gilman, the express messenger, had mo to address this lettor to you. ‘The posi. | Sates. E bope th aiiages of @ coon wisvo! el Wa | dane A'| bse bag: beckon Gud ib stherwing lulared the deceased and found no siga tion of this prince ia extr mely critient, and | is appreciated late 0 ahown that * : nee of external injury. The right log was At ie probable that he will fall into the hands | of the friendly ee pido, and reenn THR WoURs OF LANO®, [102409 gallons of apirity lust your, ‘The Richmond m4 ‘enn nod by sone bending oF fracture of of tho republicaus, ‘The question now is, | suppose the Con ir peaceful avovations, ‘io bring order hat eight houre of labor doae aud i land, with @ larger population, 4,0 A po age Ag 0 date, Tho body was grently ema: An thin case, to aayure his fate, or to apenk | time to spend in Washingt to restore to their legitimate yone day by avy person ia] 44a. thd for mixed W [gallons and Enginnd 1h747,11 gatle AS pedal ot ied era dladedaad | It measured but 2 foot > inches, r, hia'life, to aparethe world a blooty | Oino Tomogara,—We deaign ataying auth jonathe State authorities, and to re mauulaovuriig eetabiiaiinent | Ota, ihe t busbol, Peas, 41s lity leas in proportion. te her pc Ricuwoxn, Va, May L—The now ateoot hod only 12 pounds. There ‘aud the imperial family in Vieun ciently long to enable ua to execute our | aatablih their broken relations with the | Bede tel s lent day's work, unlees wberwise | quarter, 1 1 than oithor frelaud or Scotland car arrangement weut into operation to- | I alsonce of fat. ¢ rible grief, Lam not less anxious for musnion ; Federal (lovernment, became at once a ' Wide ae vii Hanae Era tiaon market la anlet aod ss | tauid takes up the delicton | day, Very fow negrove availed themselves | MUberin to the bonca. Tv bi fate of the Austrian | 1 Mexico, t Tho Socretary of State.—One of the first | work of nocessity Commander in Chief aane OF 14n0e, iG HRA AVRO GEA Tec Bit 18 HOW SB IFAN® | sem Mae Whlakey 6 | ‘ thy. Butly @ third of the two lungs nad pele oy kel irialar Land: wieat pleasant duties L eball haverca lichine areise: \ievarieek TAnecini ndaeeaed AU da ae owt, ork, 774, ta, per D1; | Cuaioue Calton ® of it, though sit nA ade OCU Tie: Cooma oe I know Mexico and the Mexic If take | perforin will be to introduce the Commia: | self to that wo Vader hia plan, ma. Hoof, 1270. td. por bbl; Bacon, 3 Fewts | and the decanter of whiskey, hot water aud | riding inflamed. ‘tho stomach was but two inches the liberty of drawing your attention to thin to the President of the United | Johnson, the States | Choon, We par owt, ‘ | the other ingrodiente of w y “punch” ta | wulo, “The brain waa congested, Thera subject, it is on account of the in 1 will do «0, if it is agreeable to In obedienos to ite re: | Tho Produce market is generally in: | ide, are mvt betore you, Gy to a ebristen State I was an effusion of the brain, ‘The inter: which it must have for you, and because it Vriday, at half past Il o'clock | constitutions aud lawe | changed Hetined Petroleum hae further | ing of @ wodding. or & wake, and wl (Telegraphed tothe New York Sun.) | Ginee wore bluodloas, The immediate eause Ris nothlug 4 de ett Mexiban atalrareiit er Tomogara,—We will be| ul, by the act of the peu: deollned to ta. dd. per gallon. | ‘Tallow hae | punch i all the go, Spouking of wakorte-) piytameros, N. Yoo May 1—De, Atbert | of death was h tis nwed by «tele 1 Government has indeed. to be py ted to the Preais | ple of each of those States, slavery w: declined to 449, per owt, Sp minds me that T have long contemplated |), 1 A taste of the twa The want of suf {ufluence would | dent of the Uuited » nnd will avail | forever aboliaied. By t vovns the re Hid per gallon Aahon ithe | penning a hasty sketch of that Lrish “inatl | Pay entered upon hia duty ae Superintont: | cine nourialus ld fully nagwent toe ing the Hon, Win. | ourselves of the h as of the Secretary | eatablialment of the Colon way easontially ewt: Bplrite Tarpentin tution” — wal ; dd Physician of the New York Stato | the extraordinary state of the body, dn the H. Seward to declare that the person of the | of State | smuated, Little more wae thenoefor AM. per owt. for Ce Who bas not hoard the song, entitled | tuebriate Asylum today. ‘Tho institution | Momentary abeenro of the Coroner from Breve Claretecrnt wer pines amel «tus chine Oummuoleatonanalian randy th thell whim renniroatuethaauatee tutintee ee ani tie, for ne Clover seed; O18. pet | the Night Nature Larey, wae Ricstchod.” | Kwey gran normaneaty for th recertion | Hut t00H", the prlaonor got into a warm dias cially, atleast through hia influence over | or al, the credentials of the Commiasion, | ward in @ barmou! wud prosperous owt, for American Ked eo night beture th rich Larry wae y Ho FeOPP HON | cussion with those present, maintalaing his Juarez, to work in this direction. [ ofier given by the Gorogia in the behalf of bie reer than the admission of Senators aud eplevitn oF Ry bl ly Y, Us fh ning merits ore auilet, etohed, he probab lay on ie dying | of pationta, tif not to kill th 1 at least to myae {to bring Seeretary Sowa: Majesty, the Tycoon of Japan Kepresentatives from those States to seat 7 “ ! por ton fo ean Linseed, ay J, weeping frivuds stood around, a i break all te bones if he saw fit to do so, Wiitiout delays Tho ‘Secretary of State then anid —You | in Congroas, Unfortunately tho tondency | apes voters £1 for Sporm, Linaged Caken £0 1%. | minister of religion fitted bi Bonates,\¢ een) 4a SV iimtvaton: without the right of molestation by any Juarez, Tgnarantes the w have au armistice in your country now; 1] to centralization had received new i td ti pe Fton for thin oblong for feeding. in | for the jouruay before bin (Telegraphed to the New York Sun.) a, ‘The poor little atom of hucwasity ‘ fonts. During & year 1 was commautor of Lope the wir will soon bo at an enil | during tho war consequent on the exerciag tbe parnsitted ¢ nder end p i fie, par owt, for Calcutte i yaya, Tho next might tho a Wirwine N.C, May L—Sonatoe Wil sinaze toms out oF sight. lo & Rak the province of Oajace, the birthplace of the | Ome Tomogara—Lam very happy to hear | of extraordinary powers by the Govern erste freee. | for deotoh Mig Kugar Ya. per ew! fF NO. | changed. ‘Tho vital spark bas led, and | gon addeossod an. im crows of both | stowed away tudor a bed in’ the aimall ill President, aud lave leit, as L Lope, a favor-| your words, aud will explain them to the | ment, and thie develo; «1 » new aud : 12 Duteh ataudtard ; poor Larry's apirit baw gone to the apirit ; Sy ‘ | Sentilated hovel of its brutal pa Mad able character, [stood on frieudly rela- | Commissioners, and will convey them to hie | ram epirit. is demanded the exclusion o Jamra R, Beas cit, Axtwine, May 1—Petrolewn closed at | [and. Mis corpne, dressed in the apparel of | fce4 here today, ut little enthusinen | \ianever the fuher oa coming heen toned tions to several of the President’ family, | Majeaty the Tycoon, lave dueurrecttvnary Auatee frou avy conak.e 7 13 trance por DUI, for staudard White, the torib, te laid out on 9 bed or int was mauifosted, aud no disturbance oc-| tho atarving ehild out of the black hole | ; Perhaps tt will still succeed to The Nocratary of State—You know Gone. | Fx wit iu the Coton, Assumiug thas the w Massachusetts. | in His relatives, moighbe Pe ADEA ERIE: he wan in the hablo cea thing for the unfortunate Prince bet ral VanValkenburg ! | Gasou th reatiy ivatods shan she {uhstitaniert tne By Steame: Iwvo assembled at the bou - new kicking the box and its dumb inmata too late, It in possible, and my moat ardent | Mr. ‘Tomogara—l know him very woll, | Qi tely civlel thas the tulad ea Telegraphed to the New York Sun) y Steamer, | respeet for hin memory ‘atal Dinerse. under the bed out of aight again, wish, that something Har already boon | He ina very good friend to our country coalediniay sv ellin tdecnion pure with tue tee ove ni YONDENC often shown in w atrange faahi A now nnd fatal diveuso, termod monin i = done, und probably better than my propo: | ‘The Secretary of State then inquired ae to | cejaion of che Vlacke, ere to te trealel ase con. | T° flaner Qacetlon—Proceedings of the ve DL OCORRESFONDENCH | oii tla areas the earvies of cuckere mod monin: | ‘Telegraph Operator Murdered ’ peop 1 (\ | | hi eal ; i, however, no step haa yet been take the number of people in the city of Yeddo: | quered a su) Iv, Convress bes arb ‘ Harsh Treatment of Fenian Prisoners — | \\ |iskey i bi forall, Hy th daide, | Rit® Hae prevailed for some time past at (Teleqraphed to the New York SunJ 1 leave my pre poral to your Exeelleucy’s aud the Commissionor replied that there tary ere ude } the Be a0 Bostoy, May 1L.—The Grand Jury of the it ofi thelr Safe: inner room, site the nearest friends various pointe on Long Island, Several | Isirin snort, May L.—John & Jones, tel- enlightened judgment. “Should your Ex: | were about three millions ofthese Bistes from the be United states Distriot Court have indicted decease, ‘They ara overcome with | doatha have occurrod from it. with f sraise af Goanort file 0 examine ‘olloe si ha have ovcurrod from it within a fow | egraph operator at Gosport, Indiana, wae gelloney wish my presence at Washington, | ‘Ihe Socretary of Siate—They taka no | Fe used even, to examin Ambrose Lewis and Tabor Frederick fur lnerens mnotines bureting tuto toare ur! weeks. It attacks parsons in cobnat health | war in the office last night. No pare Hi will come at once, Ge, We formal consus or enumeration of the people | Gserumedk, aud under. iMicit distilling of spirits, carried ow in nd “Description ot au trish Wake ting forth into eube, They xe snd gonerally proves fatal in torty-oight | ti he ae BEvEKICK HorzR, | in rour co art tn Klee, whove weasio ad Fuuoral, de, ae yuto some friend todo tho ly houre, ‘The membranes of the brain and | Hevlars aro given, on account of thore Count Wydenbruk did not avail himself | Phe question was evilently not Under: | has get aside sore of the moat beat and Boston, Duntaw, \7th April, 1867 veo the houpltallty they o&e afford, ‘Chat | apinal chor are ot, and the whole | ing uy operator there f P 1 1 stoud | tery provisions of she G: ‘The House of Ropresmatatives this after ten ruinously disproportionate to their | muscular eysten tail te 0 ay Fi pi Mr. Hotzo'e offer, for the reason only that | "he Cuiof Commiasioner=The population | metaced with itm power the Indepen:eat. ectier ode en In my last I spoke of tho contemplated | theans, hey must have « “dacint bury | righ v3 y ao pinta | BECOND DISPATCH pur Government had sout ® messenger to | of Japan is about thirty millions, the judiciary, ‘The legislation of she Tairty-ninih | 8208 diac no HAL to equalize th | punishment of the Fenians by flogging, and | [tie strange pride, arising ont of a aightly iti reaction and ata. | EXotanavotts, Indiaua, May L—The fol Prrosident Juarez with an appeal in behalf] (Mi Seward then turned to @ large sev | ome ote Fee eeatuetl conegee, | Counties of ‘noldiern; anit the ending | gary my upiuion that the brutal punish: | feapeet for the dead. amt now | por follows, nto which the pationt ainks and | Towing particulars iv regard to the muroe of Maximilian kruphical globe atanding 1 nf re aM + comme4cs | aionduent providing for licences to be ie ‘ : » the wild parte of Connemara—‘kesnera,” | dies. ln evory ona far as heard trom, | at Gosport, last night & Jol pf Maxiwilia Brea tie atete init lng with propositions to euforee ‘awelvdmeute. uf | ! mons would aot beintlloted, may have | or liset smcurmers, eried fut Dag, bod ab th | tleeiit ened meta nee he # Gosport, Inst nigt hu 8. Johns, raile od to} I me ety tara Shak inatrument, 1a the Inception of ¥ hic ly | nued for the eale of liquors, the revenue | joon hasty in forming that opiuion, ‘The | ciniie vi y | onemthird of ry nd fully one-third of \ | The Secretary then indicated upon the | pteetog fuss people ine ti ] the purpose of paying bountien, as proposed globo the position aud outline of Japan, aud | inderem htery. doutnation inthe Valens canal difleront periods of penal rervitu road agent and telegraph operator, was eacanted oa the virtues ot the de- | be recoveriug—denth haa aupery enced to cowred, ‘Their cries were pitoous and bad | mournful, hia relia of past th ry found at hia offic, at halfpaat six o'clock, 1, was rajoc | | has aluoat —slisappea (Telegraphed te the New York Sun.) asked if that r bled their country misery govern t better have died on the acaffuld. That, at at a wake lh fou ate t ‘Triple F horrible gashes, made by some blunt in- Waamsotor, May. fo which the Commissioner replied in Biates, aud whi ly, Tho other pending amendinonte wero | tug worat, in only auticipating death by w| in which the departed one fi hero, riple Hnscation at Clectesatl, | strument, bis | knocked out, and lying ii May the aftirmative . 5 musicipel goverud also rejected, and the bill then ordored to ®| few years, ‘Their prosent existence ia w« pod always figures well. They carry ou) Ou Tuesday the three men convictel Of | in 9 rool of blood. About $300, belongin + Tho Criminal Court of thie District yeu Tho Secretary of Stato—We have been | He nocrelaam cnet ed Teeed third reading by 125 yemato 95 nays, | fully the Datin eaving Ve morfuis nit nisi | the murderot James Hughes, on the 7th of | ' ning Jerday adjourned until the 2th instaut, | buying territory not far from Japan, Ome Toinog ir, aud we are lad mrbon it is understood that Jolin IL, Sarrate | gouty Lomoxara Ves, sir, aud wo are lad, mill be tried, the Court and counsel for the | each other | to the Railroad Company, ia Jelueto the murderers hawt Malt he. than tho death to which they are moving | jiniin, Tuey epewk of © bit hy inches, Revont disclosures have enabled | father afore hin ff Georgia, tho public to nee, through the thick masoury | bis death, always adding rey ing. No 1 obtained, The Louisvillo, Now Albany & Chicago A of “bimeclt wud bie} June Inst, were executed at Cinciuus of hia sickness and o Vy utter | Ebeit names wore Alexander Auly wading - As whence rk) mubjech any (Telegraphed (0 the New York Sun.) : i | tho mention of his name, "The Lord be | George Goots, and a lad named Cane, ‘The | prosecution aud the prisoner baving eo | | Boing aaned how they liked thelr, quer Valawed Mansaitaeal Convent He Gin Scere ie Nanas : ant SPAN J mareitul to Liu." All vlattors enter the tu) wurdered man was a clerk ia @ Cinoinnati Be road Company offer » reward of $9 agree! tareia We eblanton, th Coley Commimien: | Macon, Ga., May 1,—Tho Colored E lle, 5 1 Played | uaz room, and look on the dead, Tho olor | coat ofticn, an was attacked. in bis bugay | {2F te AFFeRt Of the murderers iu those | ones xouorally remain, The younger ones 0 outaile, Tho presenos of the dead un. | and shot within @ tow miles of the city dor the aame root in noon forgotton. ‘Tha | The ohjoct drinkio, a, Tho Feviane confi holle on earth are all men of education and refinement, Luby, O'Leary, Kiok L. V. Bogy, late Commi ioner of Indian Affairs, ine card published thie morning, | the care he hail taken in providing fur their euies that he purchased two wi of | comtort | were grateful to the Secretary of State for | ems Burglary. cpa I tus | Piirapecenry, May LeLast night the we manufactory of C. & A. Pequer tional Convention met today, Mr bardt in tho chair, ‘There is @ tull attend ance, ‘The afternoon was taken up with f tho murderers was robbery but the aase » | young na, becoming alerted, fled | he interpreter, a youn, wan askad | : Hollare worth of Iudian goods when in Now | 4p Tiainirenretar: ® young inan, was ark ad |g explanations by Mr Eberhardt. and Capt, | 2 Donovan Rossa, O'Connell, oto., are re: | courting Hitting by their) betore thoy had time ty rifle the pocksts of | not wasentered by burglars, the safe blowa ‘ a coivin 1» aude of by 01 on x hae or of | their victim. ‘The deed wa 0 AW f \ Bork, but on the contrary did fot purchase | hofore. He answored that be had Ryan us to the peculiar system of education | “Vine at the haude of brutal jaitore treat rand Cane eed Clee raced to Aut: | open, aud five thousand dollars worth of awake, Ly aud by the amoke and drink us, Goets and ud ne ere ment the knowledge of which should make | hgin to elleot the tirry Callie bioad. cn | Ett anit cate: aud they ware oven an Huglishman blush, When in Mount: | the least prov nthe *boya’’ piteh into | leaves no doubt of their guilt. Great ef joy, after their conviction, they were treat. | Oe another, dispensing favore in profusion, | forte wero le to procure @ pardon fl ia aapoead Canta te ithe mani arc The parti: | for Samuel Case, who was an amiable! them out, | ing lad only fifteen or wixleen ye of age. severe winter their tl * ret had learned the langueg pne : | United States Legation tu Japan | florther atates lie went to New Yor i eo eee eee a tae. vented t pany with two other porsona, detailed f | the Cor in Mr, Frederick W. Sewn fhe Indian Bureau as epecial agente, to re. | Aaaiatant Seeratary; Mr. Mu second Assistant Secretary of State aod Mr worth in open market. Ho | that bh property oarred off i lading one hundred Kreonbacks, &o. before ton o'clock izht ‘The manufactory is in the centre for the State, Some personalities oocurred between Messrs. Richardson and Eber hard: on the latter taking full control of the Convention, Mr. Kberhardt anid if Mr twenty-nine wat The burglary took pl at sane of the two Soive and sce to the packing and forward: | Chow, Chief Clerk of the Department ichardson reasserted that he wished to an wero takon jand a ular Ke follows, | His family reside ia Cincinnati, and iste: | Of the city, and only @ few steps from the Ang of the goods bought from tho contrac: | The Chiei of the Commision then pra: | obtain more power he uttered @ falvehood, | (om them, and their clothes removed (rom | The | Girle stick together, careful to | apcctable. Alexander Aulkna was twenty: | Central police atatio, Nerv, ond every dollar's worth received hy | fented fo Mr Preuerick Hewat » letter of The Convention adjourned to attend a Hun. | helt celle af night, This was repeated | O06 more devoted than the rest rushes in | (ietuney eich hat tere are in Hanover thom was obtained from the thro» persone | iPiraduelion. which he had received trom | mld oloslabration, aud will moot again | “th ® Vengeance at Pentonville, At the | where hor companions tear to tread, aud | mix y Mo could read nulieh w little, Goneral Latelitgonoo | Beving the contract, and tho whole will | mxprossed his ploamure at knowing the thoroughly | to morrow afternoon ringing of » bell, they hed to strip naked, |@ympele her welt Leloved, on the risk uf in- | cern ory well Ho wae about tive foot (By Mail @ the New York Suny ; @mount to less than three Lundred thou | friend of Gen, Van Valkenbiyg, who had | sore hority, | eee aud stood shivering iu the oold uptil their | Oprring ber dis odosint The girls: Greven, Hie brow was tow, cheek bone | fi us nd dollars, about one-half of which is in | DOCh kind to the speaker and lie country u ke clothes were removed. At Portland the o cause of the wuerrele, often heal | hich, mouth coarse, eyes aumalt aud bh HERE aro in the United States ovor 202 { reper pe ealeaiag leh iv in| Mr. Frederick Sward.—Gou, Van Val | dong, el lo Maryland, were male to wash the convicts clothes, | tie Breach, Oe perbane the lies over cone | temperament phiegtialic.” Meuireale his Civerealiat 540 niniaters. al Naa ‘ kenburg writes that he hae been very plo (Teleqraphed to the New York Sun.) 4 the ind 1 T ¥ mand 4 lon | As very we aved in jail, and| ‘Tux sheep raisers of Vermont are haviad } The I hina at Peet Poles: Ue gay ‘i Oe Maar and the infirmary linen, This bad to be | or if the prisst be near ho uses hie bores | drooped nuder an apparent immovabie |g} | he Treasury Departinens reosived thin | santly sinned id Vapan. and rae the | ‘The Baltimero Klectio done in an apartinent heated to a tompera- | whip with wonderful effoct. ‘Tha company | molemcholy. tierra (eects was a Rennes | 8 Dail sanaon h nop MasiTe) B86 NM morning @ package from Cain brid 0) Me | eee ane a ere esl eee mary Usirivons, May 1—The lection to-day | tua of 149 dog. O'Connell fainted frou | seldom, breaks wp tll morning, aul! iti | German, untunt® rather good-iook: | "wrre sue among the a re achusetts, containing $!1 conavienc 0: | Be a het . Mi ue aii te his Soa ad “vena ly loathing. Kickbam with ulcers all over well—for many of them require wil the day. | i ud intelligent. Ie wae born near! rstey Cures le th oof ® pew Bay eis tas bean vane fe the croc, ree eo iscliet ine repens: Un Tiles for Judge and Clerk of tne New City Court | body wae put to thie work. ‘The prisoners | light they cun sot to. find thor way home, | Httactatg: Marah Ie Tee eet Brae | coxwn just started om Mill ¢ Aust \ fund ‘ Per | Commissioners to visit him wt ble residence aptasion, wuil pl passed off quiotly, ‘Tho aggregate voto was th to work quarrying stones, | The houso in never without aome Visilore | machine business, avd served sacing tue | Smalys Lexa Gaslale'o UL, kei rn | Aca FOB RBULAtiCh Wan aor haba a | adds of coe mio bare smaller than was anticipated, from the im- uo tosis ware 4 ed ae a not doriag the wake, which oaually Inots three | war in the oth Ohio Tulantry. He cursed | | Hosroy lean eyed with etal time : in, oott, United States Navy, | een Hie ae aire of guverument, Th cont jcularly w in wan ; he ond of that time, if the corpse | wo: nd drink” ae the vause of re, Weduorday noon uot one of he hase been detatched trom tho comand re | gdtif; Zomoqare aaid—1 have bean | | whom cennot read we | Portence of the matter, The result wares] s kind of work’ for. which they were | hes uot actually “ waked,” the funeral takes | crime nud Thad just drink eno rrect hour of the \ Abe Uaited States steamer Haranao, of the | trillivg presente from the Coveramont of ss cat rhiete nck Seott and George, Conservative | entirely uniitted. If they attempted ¢o| place, All who attend the wake attend the in me (odo ob.” Whew urged ve iors Easihe Giuad MAING BF IO | Teeny ren ae Unvasuimenl of tie Called | Deal calrete: aa bent via | 11,817; Kelly and Kennard, to each other they wero punished 1, besides many more. Th ke hi Jod he replied in our| Tix lee trimminge of @ dress lately tia t pokaly ae yrayiet eg ngtery Hp Hts States. [had intended to bring them with af Keputionn fabric. Ail| Radical Kepubi 4,887; Johnson aud ' aie eeene’ mem Wes | ig ‘on alga care © dauin for that ; | lebed by aE iner, {ue @ New Yorle 1) ae orth, ani Captain J. M. Fradey bas | mo to-day Lut omitted to duno, 1 will take | Sable 4 oulre IMs power as @ mere | Lyngh, 4 . | in bell, wos! mr ad Deon detached from duty as inapector at | the liberts to sond them avon * | bracple' a gorarawen' poieys ar 8 govera: | 1786 Conservative Republicans, 1,90, NACk Pais OF shia’: pad thelr wal ebirte| vent | Of 8 BOP eee oo eee pana: ip Rreneh wad Engliah | ‘the Clty Council of Baltimore have just | 1" meut to 4) loide! wl for dry ones, bl * rave ere | pare voming to orge (uets are ope W to the Navy Yard at Philadelphia, and ordered | 4, The Becretary of Stile asked thein it | ih en Ws te not df@oulk ve Tennessee. wan horrible’ ineuficient in quantity, and | ie far away, he ia driven in m car or | requoated (0 bring ¢ ud bad it post | U0 ronriated 91,000 the isi 10 command the Ponsuco!n. Captain David | 1 re *t Id do before their | foregee, in the not distent future, lke interference “ bad ia quality, The gruel on which they | heares, If it is a hand, be is carried | od up. Ho bejuenthed lis bead to Protea. | (2# Bovd musio in the parks during the | Sisdiaains haa haan andsfod Gh ae 2 | Remtatate ident toward Wak: | in obher Males. If theae powers, tous exerclecd, (Telegraphed to the New York Sun.) wore inaialy fod gave thera dysontery,when | on iuen's shoulders. ‘I'he last rites perform: | sor Koekler, the phrenologiat, in consitora. | Same omy ry le oa mo a tag ale visit pleasant in the city, have been rightfully exercised, shen the Constit ‘The Memphis Races, Etc. they of my ed, the funeral party retura boimeward, | tion of being kept in cigare and whiakey, |, TH8 Count de (irefulhe, the richest man j Abe United States steamer Pensacola, flag th aie bitin enenere replied that pod wg oud Hee. sasiens sant Se Mew 1.—The mooting on the | tenoed to live on bre a ping of Sours | 58 some “half wa; on betore hi trial touk piace, and ho has & France, died ou the 7th, at the ripe age " of the North Jac } #0 fen seseried colouy ven Mey, uso” fo drown the last remnants of grief, | three times cut tirvugl tI jof Hie fortune ie eati me ae seifle squadron, Bow At) ‘The Nectetary suggested that the Com. | bri quate ols “Inhergal afro ta ther | Memphis, course om Monday promises to | {817 Lawe yal: | Hot watveqesatly It takes ail night fo'do | hie Toe, Sinve bis lest atteurot araerece | millious of delien atiuaatod at Aft ‘ 7 iplasionors might be pleased to look through | owa may," are heneeforih wurfead to the will oF | gurpase any former one. A large number | ways used addrese-| the drowning effectually, Such te @ brief | be was kept in s onse hardoued call, for ail | Du. J. J, Ci “ Tho Public Debt statement, which it waa] the Department and aoe the inatters of fu. | ceprloe of # C oat 7. Fue Conail- 4 pod rg + JJ. CRAVEN, author of the “Prison Z the Departs ere of tu S.Congrenin oT a Teese | of volobreted herons sleondy arrived, | ing them, and if , they | outline Manner in which wakes aod | the celle In the Hamilton Coumty jail are | Lite of Jelloreou Iiavin” has “ faxyocted would havo boew isnued either to: | ‘HN At sEcontaiued, || wee be taba eactuty bar’ Osee | aaa yee today.” Asovors | Were Rot to open | funerals are conducted among tho peasaa:| made vf icon. Thovanaie af poreous throng | patty ia Saveanal gad ged pro , Ge demaornow, ti dalavaa’ ti ated, ereee bas eon ft ane londay. their ‘are seven feot| try. Lonce knew # funeral party to stop | ed tho outeide of the pr: Ie R making day oF tommorrow, line boca delayed, Vy | ehereuper vonducted by Mt, Cauton through | Sorted Some" at he estan eee storm osourred Tong, eeyon hgh, and ros foot fan Inches | ei the way to iby grave, at s publlo house, | toraing, but unly abeab 130 were atvenied | “nis future bowies : sesenn of corral arraunie not baring man + the busidings ssonre © comlueus gearton tue the uty | wooomonnied br & Carer broke twa of bia dnwera, and | deyosit tho vin on © amc wulaude the | to wiluses Uke eaovulion, Whisk Wook place L, sUnusdom Vourth Paze.. ’