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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23
The Navy.


MANS FOR THE sorADRoSs. Tho naval supply steamss
Admiral, Acting Volunteer Lilo tenant w. D Eaton
m,udug will leave this port Saturday. 26lb instant
tor the East and West Gulf sunadrons, rying IL
mails and passengers. Persons who desire TO send let
tors, papers packages 10 their friends IN these
sluadrons would do well to forward them at an early
date the Naval Iycenm, brooklyn Navy Ywrd, or. b
the their being able the guard At the
gate they can leave them with Messrs waldron wn
lard navy claim agents 1873 York street, the gate,
who will be sure forward them direct to tho vessel
PEesoSAr.-Captain Augustus I. Case reported to Con-
modore Radrord Monday, al The Brooklyn Navy YARD.
for duty station II is rumored that Captain Case
viii relieve Commodore Radford, the second 10
mand under Admiral Pauding. IL also said tbst Com
modore Rsdiord will DO assigned TO the command Of no
iron clad Puritan building at Grcenpoint BY 7. y
Rowiand. We shall deeply regret to part with The Con.
modore Who since he has been the station, has
the highest esteem and respect Of oil who have been
fortunate NJ to become acquainted with him.
Mr. John Sweeny rendered his resignation - -
acting mas,ec's mite the Navy. Mr. swseny one
OF those recommended for good conduct In the eugage
ment with the Japanese slmonoss whilst attached -
the gallant ship Wyoming.
AcAwAx, 12-The side wheel steamer Agawam, while
on her PASSAGE the yard to the lower
harbor Thursday afternoon against the rocks %
Suvans Island shore irnrng the vessel considerably.
port pad lie boxes badly stove, and she leaks ~
somc extent. She will probably have TO be locked for
repairs The Portsmouth Chronicle thinks the accdene
must bsve been caused by the grosses msmsnsgemeus
6 nowhere. The Agawam on her way TO New Ycrh
receive her aud surp'ic She ia commanded BY
Commander Alexander Rhind. who fought the Keckuk 70
her death in the ron.cad fight Fort Sumter in April.
1863 she Il double onder, and the vessel which
could not weather Cape Race in heavy head sea ana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23
MOVEMENTS or GENERAL GRANT.

Arrival and Enthusiastic Reception IN
Phtiadol hta-Dc parture for Wash.
ingt0n, &c. 4N @6
PHnApKIPH,A, March ~. 1894
General Grant arrived this morning. and Ia n The
Continental Hotel.
During the entire morning thero was continuous
stream Of visit RS to the General Once he made bis
appearance upon Chestnut and recosn7ed and
che loud cheers that uttered drew tosethss
quito crowd The hero pressed upon that
became necessary for the police force passage eov
him.
PnlsnEI pms March 22-Fvenins :.
Lieutenant General Grant left at seven O'Clock thn
evening Washington In a special train. The Cont
has been crowded all day BY parties DESTROYS
paying their respects to him.
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News from British Honduras
OUR BELIZE CoRREsPoNDENCE.

BELIZE, Feb. 90 1894
The Piracy Gaze ofHe Schooner Josenh Z. Ge,yy Seed-
The Vessel to Sail far Ncc York. dc.
The OF the American schooner JOS L. Gerety pirat
caay captured at while her way from Matamoros
New York and abandoned in this port by her capt No.
has been settled without any international dth'cn'iy
She surrendered to the American Consul by the
British colon authorities aid by him to Cartain avb
underwriters and owners, and will proceed TO New
York In q few days with cargo Of logwood r..
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEELy IhGAIp must be hand.
q 10 before tor O'Clock every "Wednesday evening
circulation the cntorprsug mechanics farmers
merchants, manufacturers gentlemen throughout the
country is increasing very rardy Advertisements
serted 10 the WEEKLY HERALD win thus lie seen by large
portion OF the and energetic people the United
States
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pie Of m'scegenaton, ring out their degfskag
notions. and pray for their adoption by the
great and Intelligent masses OF the American
people. vii they follow these colored lightss
We snail see. .e-.r .e.. .tM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

TIE SITUATION IN EuEoPE AND MExIco.
Schlcswg- lioistcin war has indeed proved q
frcbiand in Europe. IL has produced q state
OF confusion in the political world from which
there seems no escape. save by q general strug-
gle between the ruling Powers. Austria aud
Prussia, feeling that they had isolated them
selves by their onslaught upon Denmark, now
fear the lesser German Powers, who arc taking
a position In this affair which BODIES no good to
Che dictatorial course assumed by the former,
while England and France they know are
avcrse to their policy. Russia is still endca-
voring to put down the Poles, while in Italy
vast military preparations are going on which
evidently menace Austria. France arms end
hidcs nor opportunity 10 regain those Rhenish
provinces which would give back to her the
natural boundaries her people have ever de
sired. There can be no doubt that Europe an.
ticipaics and Is preparing for war
in Mexico the church party is now arrayca
with the people against the French: but tho
latter evidently still intend Tue conquest Of tbGt
country "a Judge from tho preparations made
hy Napoleon FOR its civil and military govern
ment We make no mention Of MexInlian,
because We deem him mere pupret IN tho
hands OF Napoleon. who VIII be tho actual
ruler of TIE copntpy if he can subduc y. We
await with interest The developments 81 Lafo-
pcsr and Ncyicsn affairs. .
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snow storm Mt the south.

BALrIxoRE, March %. 1854 III
northeast storm commenced this evening q
eeven O'Clock, and still continues
PUT aDKrprIA, Ma-cn 90. 1884
Snow commenced falling hero about ten O'Clock. The
weather has been very cold all day.
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all ansascAsms. there IL not sense or brains
enough among the leaders to make fixed and
efle ent head or To ipaugurate an effective CO.
operative movement. DIVIDED into three fac
tlons--siczlr'. NJ Keen ard Tammany--tbe de-
mocrsc7 81 New York viii all float out Of sight
together H ,...>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

ANOTHER CAMPAIGN Boct NENr.-We under
with Raymond of the TIMES, 70 write a lite Of
Pres.ien. Lincoln. to be used as a campaign
document This enterprise has been forestaied,
however, nv a book called "Od Ahe's Jokes"
winch will soon be published in this city, and
OF which the follow ne is the prospectus
OH ArEs JOKl's: FREsn IRON kBaAHaNe BOSOM
CONFUSING ALL ISSUES, ..GafgSBAcKs"
CALL IN soME W Xxx WILL ms ISSUED.
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PORTLAND, Ne March %, 1874
the order to take the Chesaneakc 10 New York b.
been couuteymonded She viii be delivered over 70 be-
owners and her cargo discharged al ths port ~ y
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rte "rrro In a Hogshea d.
That what Skeered 'en so
Tai
The President and the
p Wounded RebeIs.
A fefier m de- to swallow
bis own pies.
old Abe uccasie naIiy brows j.
ca around
Nv. Lincoln and The rarber.
Abe on the COMPROMISE
Odd Abe appoints q General.
The President on the
Mud"
Lincoln on his Cabinet
Heips.
Linco'n's Advice.
A Pract cat Jeke.
Old Abe on his Tod.
Pluck 10 the toc.nail.
Lincoln and the Lost AppleA
Old Abc on Temperance.
rncle Abe and the Judge.
Mlnce Pea va Tracts
The Nigger and tho Small
n0x.
Why Lincoln didn't stop
the War.
I.incoln'a Estimate or tho
cylonors y
Ahc's Long Legs
The Presiden on Banks.
O'd Abe's Noble Saying
] mean old ( be.
Abe .rd the Distance TO the
raritol.
Abe TIKI KS r. n. Strong,
hut Coffee are Stronger.
WIN Ii-coln appointed Fro
mont.
Old Abe on the Congress-.
men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-23

A EGXABxAnrE CONVERSION -bhe rev.
4 way Bceener has made the discovery Nat
lie only way in-wlich slavery c4hbc got Iid
81 i ny az amendment Of The constitution.
considering the radical views with which BE-
end his colsborers started Ct the commence
ment Of the. war. this change in h.s convictions
il. /. must be owned, OF the Jump Jim Crow
ordcy. The conclusions Of the Rev. Rowdy
Bcccher on any slbject, whether religious or
political. are not entitled to much attention
from serious minded people; but he no doubt
now sees, as everybody else sees, and as the Hr-
RAID has kept constantly retcrating, that, so Tar
q he sxtinguisAmspt " slavery y concerned
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Affairs nj Nront-ea,.

NoSn RIAL. March %. 1884 =
John Meehan, the murderer OF Patrick Pearl, No
hanged NJ Qrebec this morning.
Ferguson blair has failed TO form = now ministry -
yet Negotiations are stiI going on.
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The me.ropo,itn n sanitary Fair.
PosrPOSEMESr or TIE orENiNa DAY-To TIE
SWISS RESIDENTS OF THIS CIrY--THE cHiLD8RNo
DErAETMENT--IsAUGuRALC CEREMONIES, ETC.

PosrPoNEMESr or TIE orENINa DAY-To TIE
SWISS RESIDENTS OF THIS CIrY--THe cHLDsRN'o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CEREMONIES, ETC.
rHs OPENING pAy.
In consequence Of the inability Of the various COM
mittees connected with the Meropoton Sanitary Fas
10 complete their arrangements by the 2sth inst, tho
time al rst Intended the fair 10 commence It's open
In, HIS been postponed until Monday. tho 4th Of APRIL
az advertised by the President OF tho ladies' Executive
Cnnmitlee. em $500
AT the suggestion United States Consul at Zurich
who by his exer1ns has obtained liberal contribu.
lions for the Metropolitan Fsira Swiss department has
been Organized. Large contributions arc now on theis
way from Europe this department, and this Swiss
sisnts in hs city earnestly solicited to do all in their
power 10 make II both characteristic md attractive.
Contributions the purpose be forwarded TO No 100
East thirteenth street. No so East Eighteenth street.
rHy cHIIDgsS's DEPARTMENT.
Next 10 the Enicxerbocker Kitchen tho chdrens de-
uartnen will be the most attractive features OF
the lair Il win be in the end OF the building nov
10 course OF erection Union square During the day.
tro all things which possibly be nccded ny the juve
niles will be exrosod in this department, ~ ad-
d'ion which large stage has been crscled Tor me
pf tlbeas, charades ana simlr enter
teinnoonts IN the evening promenade concerts VIII be
given hare The entertainment ~ the tto ioiks pa
pls and mnnlrcs
#-s s.i INAUGURAL rrRESnNlFs.
Major General NIX chairman Of tne executive Commit
too hns charge of inaugural pfnsrammc II has noe
VI, been made hubble. bit wi doubtless include mill
inv parade 5000 hes by distinguished persons aud
SIC by the Now Norg Harmonic Society
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GENERAL. GRANT AND THE KITCHEN CABI-
NEr.-Blair, the head cook, and Forney, the
scullion OF the Kitchen Cabinet, do not like
I General Grant, and lose no opportunity OF
flinging slops and dirty water at him, in q sly
way whenever he passes the area windows.
Recently they have accused General Grant
and the HERALD or trying "to overthrow the
constitution and laws" We are confident that
General Grant never had such an idea We
know that the HERALD never had such an idea
Projects ssto overthrow the consultation and
laws always come from the Kitchen Cabinet
side Of the house. TIE only constitution and
laws that General Grant intends to overthrow,
and that the HERALD urges him to overthrow,
are the JEFF Davis constitution and the rebel
laws. Torney and other members Of the
Kitchen Cabinet are afraid that he will do this
too quickly, and that they may lose their places
and pickings In consequence. That is all the
trouble. Already they are preparing to inter-
fere with him, as they interfered with Nc
Clellan and with Fremont, both Of whom they
unjustly removed from command in the face Of
the enemy and on the eve Of victory. We
warn them, however, that General Grant is not
the man, nor is the country in the mood, to
endure such repetition Of disastrous inter-
meddling. The moment II is seriously at
tempted General Grant will either force these
wrctches to beg his pardon and retire from the
administration, or he will throw up his com
mission and appeal to the people, who will
support him against all coasprators. This is
what General Mcclellan should have done.
This is what General Fremont should have
done. This is what General Grant Will do. So
let the Kitchen Cabinet and the other Cabinet
beware how they triac with the hero OF yicks-
burg.
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coryr JsANxrs 1T VIZ have beer perceived by an ad-
vertiscmcni ID yesterday fsHtp that this g'ed anaeo
,,vra delivers the arst Of his proposed series
- ,.corse n, tno cooper Institute Tuesday evening
,,o oo,h instant The subject s"The Pseudo Aristoc-
rscy o. The Hob Of the Universe 'home 70 Which, ~
,,s ,se assoca,on with and scursy treatment BY the
Boston Goldfish, the coap. 10 above all u'n calculated =
aolussiCN
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TAMaANY HaIL FotNDrRED--It was a matter
OF no consequence At all whether Tammany
Hall agreed or not to tho proposed platform
emancipating IL from other factious of the
democratic party. Events are working on, IT.
resistible as the torrent Of Niagara, that Will
overwhelm all parties in the end. General
Grants success ID the coming campaign will
settle everything in the way Of politics, and
Tammany, and Mozart, and ali other factions
OF the democratic party, and all other factions
OF every other party, and all other parties, as
SUCH combined, will pale before the coming
successes Of General Grant. TammaDy has
foolishly lost its position as landmark and as
q floating beacon, and It may as well now float
out Of existence. What spectacle Vie position
Of the democracy in this CITY presents. With
thirty thousand clear maioriu qvw and sboys
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EryAtl ~ In ogLSS,--gue series 90 performances
commenced by this gifted arts. ~ tho Brooklyn Academy
o. Music have tus af been attended, With great success
On MsndaV she plsyed IN Gamea 70 an overiowns
h0usa the ceons being larecg Than those Of any ORA
maic per crmaacs givon % hs house 'or along period
rasG ulgll fls aulearsd walloa's od ehafaeter OF
A,sras no ,azzaron,, ia tns Brgaed The part is 50
rcrcrt ron era, oC Ganaa. frd h's 50 much OF The
atr,na.c il Il, th 4 served wcll 70 display The YER
s,r.v n ter powers. II was curious enort Tor wo-
u, IN, vas nevertheless, Ike everything she attomps'
srccessfui rnis evening sie appears Henri LgTae'ss
N tue rglscis liott",
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&C., Eo., &c &C., ETC., ETC., ETC., etc. n
The authorship Of this campaign volume is
unknown. Probably it wa compiled by
Bryant, the poet, and Parke Goodwin. the his
torian, of the Evening Post. in the columns of
which paper collection Of these jokes recently
appeared. Should this be 80, we congratulate
Messrs Bryant and Goodwin upon having got
ahead of Weed and Raymond; for Lincon's
jokes are the essence of his life, and will make
any further biography superfuous But if
President Lincoln wishes to perpetuate q
grand, final joke, which everybody will enjoy
and thank him for, let him play practical
joke upon the politicians by following Chase's
noble example, and withdraw his name from
the list of Presidential candidates. That will
be joke worth Laughing at. On the other
hand, if be should persist in intriguing for
second term the joke may end seriously for NIL
concerned--in Northern civil war and gene
ral blocdshed.
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Father Abraham's Roy.
h od-Po,s aud Kettles,
lntch Ovens, fr, Ing
Pars, dscp's Fables.
Rail splitting, &c.
An frrlisnman's Portrait
or Old Ahe.
An Americans Portrait or
Father abraham.
Old Abe Consulting the
Spirit
Too used nirtv
Gid Ate on Rayoneta.
Old Abe as q Nathema-
tClan
Father Abrahsm aud the
Wooden Logged Anna
Lincoln Teaches the Sol
diers How 70 Surrender
Arme.
Abo's Curiosity.
Lincoln Agrceably Disap.
pointed.
Licolu.ahd tho Secesh Lady.
Old Abos Story OF New
Jersey.
Succoring O Contraband.
ord Soldiers.
I incoln and Col. Weller.
Mrs Lincoln q ponret.
Honest Aces Replies.
Lincoln q Metsl'ic R,nv.
she Presidential Hymn OF
Thanks. III.
What Old Abe Says OF Ten
nessec.
Ola Abe a Cows d.
The President aud the patri-
otto IA key.
Abraham Advises the
Srries
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l-ar 1dvsNcS o. &c toe wss established Wheat VAS
alec 10 b IT, attn rather movement, Corn q
&c. &c. ,vsr wh,sktv ,ssvaneea &C. mdr an active
speculative ,naIirs. Provisions wsrs xnhss dea,'sd
change, with moderate blsness. freight were esl"'
bt vi mott further vsrstion N rates.
TIE supl, Of beef cslo was nesrly SO large this
week ~ Il wac last SecS 'tough there sss ~ 81 rcy
Puces we're somew b., FL her 'iclst quote
e. advance. fhe range - prices Toe leo !;
the sales wore mtsy AZ 30 Ihe Mich COWS
&C afcey 50 firm though 1uo atoms were ahoel tho
vesis AR demand vt from 70 o. exc
loc she - snd ,smbs oct ~ reaty, aud pf,cps
we've ah.n, ic hshnr ilogs higner. hui closed
with darawar' send neg sce ware 4, rom rt,c 70
sHo lhr recein,s were 1851 baeves, 295 cows COS
vesis. 5bi' sheen end .snha. and TIC hogs.
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The State Senate yesterday possed among o,hers the
Pills 10 establish en- incbra,os asylum under The anlho
ty and supervision or the Charities and Correcon Com
emission o, this city, for the Of Seventh avenue
From the north side o. the PARK 70 Harlem river; 20
kmead the College Land Grant act, 20 give 70 e
Asrioessrs cclcge sporcn OF the money acquired by
ses q lands donated 70 the State BY Congress for edu
batoasI purposes, the People sCocss. at Havana che.
vas county, having, BY former act, been mads the
kEsQ4ssi " tAs AxsS ssJsisa y Asss ssassUi susaA,
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WITH SUPPLEMENT-.
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BARNUAs MUSEUM. Broadway. -THRFF GIANTS Two
pvARrs, AiniNos WHAT Is In. Ac. ~ oil hourA AfHRo
GA. on SPIRIT BsAUrr-At asno ~ +. N.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway. -LRAP YEAR
NEW BowERy THEATRE. Bowsry. -RoBBxKs-Bxs
EoLr-l o ON
BowBRY THEATRE. Bowery-HUsrrRs or rHE MIS-
elsslPF.-JACg sa rARD his DoG-tRAvRLrRs RooM
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BRYANTs' MINIS rRBLs, Mechanics Hall az Broad
way.-RSnIorrAs SONGS DAsoEs BURLrsouES Ae-rAH
Ifarrr
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ADJUSTMENTS rms EVENING

EDbo's oARDRN. Broadway -EscnsSrRrss
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Guardians Sale I!

DY virtue If IN order OF the Probate Court in
ID and for Shawn e County. Stale OF Kansas.
oss sAo 01es Aay og June, 4. y. 1864.
be,wees tte haprsof tca o'c'6ck a. n /, end four
ocipck. 2. ", in FROM Of the RiCHEy BLOCK
on Kansas Avenue, in tie CRY o. ToPkKA.
County Aforesaid, will afjes for sale nj Pub,i G
Auction, the following lands and -s,emen,s, 10
wit Survey twenty Two ~ Of The Kapsp-
Half bid spds& 1ituAted ostke Forth Esnk &
the ku6sSs Efser, in' the County q J. 6ersop.
Stale oi, ksnsas. s~she plar+yty q Cha,les, ali.
rs Jacinsh, a!iss Hta4n,h. lejonpS Apesb;u d
unsound mind; to be- 3 Id in four dial tracts.
the sor,h-easa. DoEshrswst soath ws-ias d squt,.
east quarters, each qusv.er containing 100 acres:
NOR or 1 Z The ssle IL said lands and eva,
part thereof may be . journed from day 10 day
be ween the 8 me hours, unit the same shall be
sold Two hardred doll Is Oh ch tract TO be
pail at the ronfirnation Ct such safe, and the r. ;
BininGrr 10 be pad n n'ne aanral Payments,
with isitresf a. tie rate of six per ce,f. per an
M y abb. annually, 10 b. secured by soia and
ncrrgase on I. G trsc, f5r wh.cis tho -arrs Is 10
be pitt: and Il hnr a:iruri rry r:ssf. nid The il.
tsres pay ale ,nssLaiiy. ssai nat b. pad wleo
the sam same Shall be due AID psyab e. then
tie whole Of said money ye,Uai.,ing u0paisi IN
nj. lromissuTy note, ,esetssr with the .I;;sgtsr
payable. Slid iaEss are the fines. noiter. lands
in kae<ss. nnd are covered ~i,h a hssr{ growth
Of timber, the best in Knnsas.
william E B0WKER
AZ Guardian Of Charles, alias Jacintl., alias
Hvac,nrh Isecompte. n psrs.sn OF unseund mind,
This lssh de-; Of Apsil, 1851. iol-7t 316
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on NIGHT TRAINS TO
PHILADELPHIA. AeU York and Baltimore
Baggage Check Through and Trans
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FREICHTs


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in fsns'A Central RsiIr.ad also eonuec..a,
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81 tn Ccmpany: = ''s'' nv
y. a s-svAar, Freight Agent. Ps.s.S,,,h
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