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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-16
GREAT BRITAIN.

A REFORM ELL IN PARLIAMENT-DEBATES ON THE
BUDGRT-FRI0HTFUL sHIPwRRCK-THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH CABLE.
Lord John Russell has introduced in the HouEe OF Com
mons reform bill extends the elective franchise to
ten pound occupancies in counties and six pounds in
boroughs Twenty i've Of the smallest boroughs 10
have one instead Of two members, and the seats thus
gained to be distributed between the most populous
countess and the boroughs of Ireland and Scotland get
two additional members each. corresponding reduc-
made in the franchise but the present representa-
ton to be disturbed The liberal journals not
satisfied with the
Further progress hs been made in the budget and all
Mr. Gladstones recommendations thus far have been
carried.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had adopted the re-
port ohe Board of Directors and agreed to raise twenty
thousand pounds 10 make the attempt to resuscase the
cable, or recover much Of II as possible.
The steamer NImrod had been wrecked her passage
from Liverpool 70 Cork AL board about nfty
Der, were drowned.
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
treaty ofpsace is proposed. The demands Of Spain
are exorbstant.
TIE Spanish papers are adverse retaining the con-
ussk
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CENTRAL ITALY.

Ae votes Il The peops to be taken for annexation
70 sardha ~ lsr separate Kingdom me Umbriaa
MMahss 6euanl snsssssan - FlsAssnA sssr
- PsYe thresAens vIcsm Emasusl WIN sxcsnunisa-
ne Pope = said 70 be ready 70 make concessions.
THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND
RUSSIA.
ne london Chsusie reerates hs statement relative
The tseay Of alliance between Austria and Russia, but
says the treaty has since been modified. The Journal De
&rasbc,vg gsves ofical denial 10 the oatement
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sIQlish pYizc !tn8 pelpR PI0scut w At toe eA"s".
champion with their services
% ~. :.v nave rEsued their sken colors for
the fight. Those Of Sayers present quito patriot,
appearancethe Union Jack being displayed at the four
corners and tho British lion rampant 10 the centre Those
Of Heenans not quite Of 30 NATIONAL character They
have the red white and blue borde surrounded by the
thirteen stars, with the American eagle in the centre,
bearing the motto, "MAy the Best Man VIM"
ne disposal Of these coors constitutes very important
part the work Of pusiss who IL about TO light Eng
land They always made ofHk and the two match
every cxeron TO induce their friends packers
take their coors with ths stipulation mot expressed but
Of the coming ngbt hs 10 70 receive sovereign s6) for
the color he 10 beaten he not entitled 10 anything q ALL
Some men, who IKE Sayers are very popular easily
dispose Of rom ve hundred to thousand cors on 1ght
thus leaving him very handsome margin Of profit he
wins In many cases the hackers Of The losing man,
should he have displayed gan,cnem and ability IN his un
successul tourney pay him for bis ooors at the same
rate he had bsen the victor, thus anording power
win.
In London sayers continues the Avorte At odds va
rypg from six TO four 70 two to one There not much
money invested at that prics, . the American has not
very mAny partisAps there In this city however, he has
BEEN srircdy supported By his friends, any efds being
Greediy snapped up. AorrkseJ. who hAs backed Ne
Enesh chsmpon heavily ssainst Eec:aa aid tho odds
and Was willing 10 TO SO 900 II the sac raic
He confident IN the power Of the gallant little Saysrs 70
"taks down" The gigantic Boy Of Benicia Should be be
Morrssey fully purposes challenging him In the ring IA
fighting him for The Engsb he has already done FOR
the American championship. He confident in his abili
70 whip Hcenan seain and N anticipation ce having the
well g BIZ trainer QAwrence)t 70 be prepared IN every
sayers has faithfully promised Morrissey 70 return vi,
counter with the BsncA Boy 20 that the iancy; W ts
city VIII this summer have an opportunity Of SEEING tbs
man who has held ths championshp or England.
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appears that the object f allowing the bin 70 rest
quietly IN the hands d the commiaee was to take
them - to the myeri0us quarters found IN the Fourth
and Sixth wayts. Senator Fiero, Of that Committee,
was The rtt reyson invited 70 vew some Of tho under
Ground opeyatcns q those wards. Arriving In your
the seSgsants from the Fourth ward, and imme-
diaiey taken 10 The police headquarters In Broome
street, introduced 10 the officials tn charge there,
and shown AL The different apartments Of that
h, C q ssy n
tanpg The keAesses c these roeues and how they had
threaten them sometimes with placing placard on their
backs and march them through the srses whese every
body would zee them After receiving full explanation Of
Is so through % ward Bat w. 81, ;Ss Hou
oYAbe Senator decned he had seen enoue IN Ve oxues
Gallery TO satsfy him that they headed new police BILL
and preferred going 70 the Central Park than TO be
ed for The Puk-she senator expressos hipoself .,
strong for the new police b that they concluded 70 let
him 81, and brought him 10 the depot and packed him of
for Albany, eatik0ed that he was sound on the
goose and lad been fixed with but little EFFORT No doub,
be pleaaed with the city, he seems dceirous 70
have finger In the railroads. send you COPY OF the
bill es II stands, with all the mcdinc atoms Of tho
committee, which the Legslature are expected 70 make
Law.
The Tulng bill was under consderat,on in the ssnste
this morning, snd there was strong debate upou
during the entire morning seeson. The amendment
making The provisions Of the bill only applicable Tor three
years adopted af,er lengthy dscussion progrss,
tb evening From present Indications this bill win 70
through the Senate by about cne majority.
Both houses were In seeecn this evening The As
sembly had under consideration tho bill 70 prevent ticket
else foi m hat II passed the Senate.
be bin 10 allow aliens 10 hold real estate was next
taken up and debated nj much engh-Mcsss Jaoues and
csl'coit In favor, ard Nessrs. bingham and E,ssorh
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Police Intelligence.

NEGRO SHoT BIZ HIS NsTRiss-JEALousY nm CAusB--
About bafpast two o'clock yesterday morning, oolored
man named Joseph Waters, employed the steamboat
Fulton shot in the back Of the head by colored
woman named Corneia Allen It that the parties
have been living together for the past two years.
ami wife, At No Des5rosses street. but lattery Waters
turned his attention 70 frau damsel IN Thomas street.
thereby exciting the wrath and jealousy OF Cornea On
Monday night she found him In . low den IN Thomas
street, and endeavored 10 persuade him TO return home
with her. He refused, and she followed him about the
streets until he was about 70 60 board boat at South
ferry, when she drew Z pistol loaded with buckshos
and fred 1t him the charge grazing the akin Of hs neck
and accratng his inictrg painful though mot dan
eerous wound. he taken 70 the New York Hospital
and Cornela arrested and locked up In the Tobs TO
await the re, ut Of his injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14
TELEG RAPHIC.

CHARLESTON, March IL, 1861
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana 10th Inst
via Key West.
Among the passengers are the Mareek Opera troupe and
Giustt " Glory IN charge Of The Marshal Key west
roate to the penentasy at Washington, having been
convicted Of boag accessory the murder OF Capt No
rantes
There is no news Of interest from Key West
1T Havana sugars dull and prices castor. though
quotations unchanged Molasses arriving freely,
and clayed commanded AZ reals, and muscovado
81 reals per keg Frcights had slghty advanced Ex
change on London, 60 days, 1874 l31s premium; on
New York, ~ 1sl premium; on New Orleans, So .
AZ premium.
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Personal Intcllirenoe.

Personal 1ntcutWeAce.
Hon. Anson BuriingAme, Of Cambridge. Mass and Hon
Daniel 8. Dickinson, Of hnghamton, N Y, are Il the
Filth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Rsbsllack Of Quebec rs stopping at the Eve
General Of Csnada was visiting some relatives in
Florida when he received unexpected summons to re-
turn home in consequence Of The total destruction OF the
Governor Generals house by fire short time since.
Mr Ross OF Toronto, c. W, President Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad Company and Mr. Gzowske the
for the line stopping 81 the st. Nicholas Hotel They
arrangements for opening the Victoria Bridge In June
next Mr.. Roes is also . member OF the Canadian Par
Lament.
A. n Ball Enq.. 1t present Master Armorcr at Harpers
Ferry has received the appointment Of Master Armogor
Of the Virginia Statc Armory.
The Portland Advertiser learns that the Sheriff Of Ken
nebsc county arrested N Peck the deAuns state Trea-
surer Name 9th for the purpose Of making
him Disclose before the proper authorities ~ Augusta
Col. G. +. n. Garnett Va; Ex-Governor Morcheat, n.
C.; Hon ChAs. Ready, Tenn. Cyrus W. Field, Of N Y;
Hon. T. B. Cutting, 90 Alex. A. Hamilton Jr., do Hon.
John Williams, Co ex Governor James L. Broorne, OF
Fia; Hon. Jas. T. Pratt, Conn; Hon D. I wAloridge,
hch and Gen p sssrE Of Mus the Commissioner
from the Union Of The Southern States, were in Washing
ton On Monday.
The daculty between Coleman Yelott and Col McKais,
OF the Maryland Senate, has been amcably settled and
both Senators are now good frends
The Governor Of Maryland sgnned 70 the Legislature
Stump.
LUG uou. NJ LAW, OF me Assembly q hB S{ote, mas
oeen detained from his seat for several days
attack OF nfammatory rheumatism. Serious spprehen-
sous were fret entertained Of the result Of the attack
but his ply are hopeful Of bringing Tho disease
pardon arrived IN s. Louis On the ID instant from
President Buchanan Tor Marcus A. Wol6 who was IN
tenoed 70 the penteniAry about four years seo nor
term Of nve years, upon charge u forrme snd var.
rants ns ca.e .in b rcnsaSsred BY May q ons IN
which good deal Of interest fan q The dine Il
supposed has The brohsrs Wssmors Who were
h tbs same AFFAIR, viii also b pardcned.
ne Roman pofcs have forbidden ~ ccrrsspsndnt az
The London fsns 10 reside IN he Kssrnai C6y.
Tho Uasces (esAAbshsd h 1881 had, y said, anoag
it, stockholders, Madame Adelade, sister Of Louis
Philippe. IN r1t editor u Do SAintC iorm-
sfiy saint Stmoaian.
Biondin, Mrs. Biondn and . nue feminine Rondn are
pcYiorming q The Buffalo theatre. R0ndm wales Tie
tight rope ssfs, with The manager On hs back Mra
sings sensiDsotl sosgs AID has Nh B. q -four year
sad) drawn Ne bfacosienns.
General whitnsy, the rev Collector Of pssssa. was
SsnsTy Superintendent Il The eprng6eld Armory. Last
saturday evening the woskneA n tha& essabhehmsn1
paesentcd him with a elegant ~ q silver ware-A
ptcser and Eve scfetsvalc.d u shrseAuAdred dslas
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0nmAL Jo lANn--1he Augusta (GA.) lSentis1 has =
funny article concerning General Lanes claims for the
Presidency starts of by calling him . pre- AdAmic
fo but comedies that be y honest and fAshfcf II says
that he mot capable for the ONCE, but II elected he viii
net b. controlled, neither Will hs be led or driven II
thinks that the Generals prospects hAve been materially
damaged by his being brought out too soon bat Ays the
S<mti~d, me old gentleman has honesty and In.
tegriy than are usually vouchsafed 70 democratic poli
clans in these latter days. and the country might do
than elect him 70 the highest Office in the republic
WAT wmx--The Nashville (Tenn) Patvict, which
has recently worked itself round for John Bell, says "The
INV YoRK Herald will yet work round for Senator Doug
h." Don't DO impatient
CsMxo Our-The Highland Democrat, published at
Pseskn, N. " nominases Gen. Houston for the Presi-
dency. The Putnam County Courier iavors Daniel s.
Dickinson.
DOUGLAS IN NoRrH CAnoINA.-N b said that the four
delegates u large who selected by the North Carroll
State Convention 30 Charleston favor Of
Hon. n. I. Hunter, Of Virginia The Fourth and Sixth
Congressional districts have also selected Hunter dele
gates whs those from the Fifth, b.Announced, In
struced TO vote for Mr. Douglas Five districts yet
appoint delegates.
PIKE FOR THE SOUTHERN IxsnI ArrREs--The Huntsville
Ala Democrat says thai Edmund Ruin has procured d.
teen Of the pixies that old John Brown took HArper
Ferry and proposes 70 send TO the Legislature Of each
Southern State, labelled thus
sample Of the favors designed for by our Northern
Brethren = "0ut Of this nete, Danger, pluck the
flower, safety p
ABOLITION PRAc1IoE vs. ABOLITION PRstxrr-The Chicago
Times says thai large wholesale house In Chicago lately
sent agent into Missouri look Into the circumstances
Of Of their debtors In that State The agent went
and shortly reported that the debtor had nothing Of value
except couple Of negro children HIS employers were
repubhcans-every man in their house was republican,
yet they wrote back to levy the negro children and
bold them for the DEBT This was done, but without
effect for the distressed debtor could not raise tho funds
The republican firm then 70 have the children sold
70 pay debt Of 5000.
yorr on NEW HAMPSHIRE 1S59-The vote Of New
Hampshire for Governor last pear for Goodwin,
republican, %, 3es; for Cate, 20 ,s2s.
TIE CHICAGO ExuloN-we cannot see that the repub-
bean victory at the late municipal election In Chicago
prodigous as the black republican journals would
believe The returns show majority for Wentworth
Mayor Of 26s, while in 1856 the republicans carried the
city by ,lao majority clear loss Of nearly 200.
LOOK Our FOR PICKpoCxxTs--N Is said that gang of
professional pckpockets organizing In this city visit
Charleston during the holding Of Tie Democratic National
Convention.
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tsfs Uesamboae BuRDsd ana Lin Lest.
wnfw,rf.4 OucAoo, March Il, 1850.
- - s3sanss Bile q Pssvia, bound IRON Peoria s.
1Sub WIN sun saxxo was burned 70 the waAers eAgs
- eAsxps Landing, Sunday u noon Iwo hscmsn and
desk hand ost, and he second clerk severe
y injured Ne beat wsa Insured Tor Sissooo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

Medical Graduates In PhuadslrAls.
P,mApnRnA, March l2, lSo4
Tho Jcfersou Medical Cpege oounencemsot took p1ace
|otay. One hundred and seventy studens graduated,
including one hundred and twsnty IN iron shs 6cush
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SAVANNAH, March IL, 1890.
me screw steamship Montgomery arrived Il nine
o'clock yestsrdAy morning, uth INST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

"a sa.F az Death ~ an Engsnesr.
M ~ - "a EAszu9, FL, March II, 1850.
~ xsoAey, a sngAeer on iAs New jersey Central
~. vno nglnaaly kIlsa III morning, train runnng
go -. H waS dngie man, highly esteemed, and
0anogol 90 g the beSe engineers on ~ road. Hs
- Won knsun IN New York
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Snow Storm ut the West.
RocHrsrn, March IL, 1880
Snow has hIcn since I'VE O'Clock this morning and Ia
now about ten inches deep and stl falling ma wind
blowing sale
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Of he Temple Of Honor win take plsce It the NslAeds
Enrsno IN Th,rs.v .,srO s1s.h IN ~ 49,, IN -
addressed by Rev !. L. Cnyles Rev. Mathew Has smith
and ohsSs Singing by the choir Of The church. Exoc Z
commences st quaFtor before olock.
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unfortunate soldiers, he appealed to the Captain TO
temper justice with mercy-n word he entreated that
The senes might be pardoned because she did not like
The leading part that NJ Michel Chevaier has lately
taken Ia the Journal ds Dcbats has given rise report
ince nradicted) that the paper was about indeed
bad not done 80 already 70 change hands, the result OF
which would be that n N. Lacy, Provost Parsdoi At
torny, and some others, would give way 70 the moro
modern political sentiments Of St Marc irordin John
Lemorni, Xavier Raymond, &c. &c Whether there be
certain that the Dsbats has Of late gradually re-
coded from that independent tone which in spite
OF all circumstances 1t was accustomed 70 exercise
and has become much moro Bonapartist. Tho oonlpli
diplomatic agents o the empire exceed those q the semi
official journAjS
ought 70 have mentioned when on the subject ar Tho
suppression OF La Bvdaqne that the dsee de Fdncs had
history Of France, and calumniang the great act by
which Napoleon 70 established Roman Caholc worship
in France.
Lord Henry Seymours pictures have realized some.
thing over lS6, lC0 So valuable thing name In this
world Under other circumstances u estimated thas
The COLLECTION wosld scarcely have realized third oe The
amount
At tho expiration q tho tspth year after the decree
Of concession nvo per ceek for ninety .nrne years
b TO be auaraAteed by the government Lines are 70 be
oonsusctsdLfrcm she =, 2 oonssnunoPe Alesrs
ossston 70 The Ports. Hfyeight millions u the est-
We have quite return q severe wessher. Snow has
fallen IN al directona b France; and in Paris on The
one 70 two inches h thicknees
Thc Marquis de IAvaesae senator, b appointed Aubas-
sancr 10 The Sultnn II Coaatautinopae.
For the Ss. Ss.o snS s S I've
names u The principal Italian bsaflesxAesnta and Sol
fcriuo, Of course, beng among tnem.
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LOST AND FOUND.

nos LOsr.-se REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY
~ persoc returning 70 me Newfoundland bog lost yeser
day He handsome, strong and all black, except Uhte
SPOT on The breast 70 tho Of Hernn CHAg.
MORRAY Ray mcua street, between Fulton and DeKalb
nues, Bsooklyu
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CAN'T PATRICKs DAY.-TFE n ARsHALs AND AIDS
y Of the Hsh societies celcbrae Patytcks Day
and the captains Of all volunteer conpanes requesed
meet Vt the harehals HesdquArerR a6 Feh syo bswsen
Broadway and Eighth this evening" March eiRhs
o'clock MICHAEL CONNOLLY, Grand NAVAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03
Douglas BraC.

The whole capital OF ihc Douglas men is
oil. trr-." with certain defeat staring them
IN ,bs aco, with no prospect Of carrying a
,ir.I, electoral vote in the whole union,
they try ike the boy los, in tho woods 20
keep up their courage by " lrasc'sy " To
carry out the he, and make every thing
lnrm1nirs, they have put on the track a
windy "hr,s:nrt" fr Governor, man
wbo Few day. since told the people OF Bo'.
ton that Maine would " 20 for Dousla' by
Eve thousand majority"
How much confidence can YOU place in
tll. smart. in any thing be 'ays, when be
VIII deliberately make such statement a.
thi,2 when ,alkin: about political mat.
t,r., what !, hi. word good tor? Who can
believe anything be say,2 And We, be is a
@, leader Cor the party be represents.
Do these men suppose that the intelligent
people Of Maine are 50 stupid, are such a
81, Of Ounces, as TO believe the ridiculous
bras. that we find in the Douglas organs,
and hear from the lip oi their candidate
upon the stump? An these assertions that
Douglas i. % b. President, that be will car.
" this. that. and the other State, that he is
gaining ground here and there, tha, in this
State and tha, state. in this county and tha,
county men are leaving other parties to en-.
Ii, unie; his fllibu.ierins standard. i the
shccrc.i humbuc; It i. not decent nonsense.
The ida Of hi. beip, President is laushable.
Whor. are his vote. coming from? Instead
oC being President, he will come out AZ the
very nll end II the whole heap" II he
gets any Electoral votes. he will BE- behind
Bell. he will be behind Breckenridge, and
he will be - far behind Lincoln that hi.
ey,s will never - much as once get a glimpse
Of " old Abe" IN the whole course. Could
the election be iorcel into the House, Doug
las then would be out in tho cold. l; is
now just as certain as any thing that !. in
the future. that IL Douglas gets any electo-
raj votes he will fail Of sufficient number
10 make him a constitutional candidate in
case Of no election by the people. The
truth i. he will come out jus,a as Van Buren
DID in ls4S-wi,h no votes at all, and then
the people will zee how much confidence
they ough, to place in the disgusting swag.
ger Of Eph. Smart & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03

We find the following iiam In the Travel.
er OF Tuesday. Probably some Of our rea.
der, will recognize the rariie. described
"a few day. since, hale old gentleman
Of some eighty years. who re.ile' not Tar
from the iir.t battle field Of the Revolution
went into a saloon in this city, and with
countenancc bcaminc with Joy. and various
indications of hilari,y, ordered dsmijohn
Of por, wine and a quantity OF jelIies. Tho
keerer Il the place, who had seen him be-.
fore. asked why he wanted these articles.
Laughing with joy. he said that his vito
had just presented him with fine hoy, and
these dclieaeies were Tor her. Upon inquir.
ing his history, he sald that his frs, wife,
who died lew years ogo, had seventeen
children, nearly all Of whom were living.
Some eighteen months since he married a
young woman Of twenty-five, wbeteupon
his children had ior.aken him in anger.
The boy, whose birth had given him 20
much pleasure, was the FIRST fruit Of this
union Of May with December. The par
ties recently came from the vicinity Of Par.
is, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03

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