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The sun., 1865-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

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nv" n''n' VIZ 'o'D NM roh''-i ''oe''
n"e !, s""e uvNn ~, so"'n' n,sner .hu n'she'.
:. -. 80 ~ ~ " ~ 'eo .os" on.n "'
.. ". rous.' e,AnO, ~ usu uuue' eV sna
,o.s 90. ~ aDu n',u pV,, ~"
p.e :. " - .1n,. 'no uaIi peoA' fih
very dear, but butter Ia totally beyond the roach Of
the poor man. being sold some a. high q. 05 cent, per
pouna' next oe" oo cen'A next oO ana 20 eras and
common cooking butter soils at rs ~ cents. There
y. w, 'eoson .n VI" .'u.ie 'no''iu oe 30 ae-r'
AND me only iemeay 70 90 without IL n'oSeher.
An sIcsnsn' substitute present would be boiled
mutt II the people Of the city would bu. ab''ain
from the use Of butter, but for week. there
httis doubt but the price would down A.
hr the means OF cooking ioVd h'er u has been pro
nnu .oA' 'o' .ne "" :" 10 cents p't peet'
10 ms" "i.'s' se'h may r'e 70 ~ cen's' 1t
- 60 ~ n.'. .,,' re"euy 10, 'nis' " every
v,d,.I, ,,,,h, "a, ,o..,..r ,,,. - ~. 'D ,n4i-
-, ,.,.t ~, w.. '"ey u'u 'a', WIN.
,h.., hi. A. ,h,. 49,. ....', - ~ ="
.h.,n wv A ''s''
N"''
The ARROW EXPLOSION Grand Jurv
nauns examined the paper put before them by the
a, coronsr' Jury In regard 70 the steamboat AFRO.
smi,h. the ovn,r. sor m,n.l,nsh,., m o. -. 80
dsuss They pleaded no, guilty. and var, .dm,,.a
W Dali IN TIE sum Of tb,O0 each.
FUNERAL OF CAPT CuARtrau M.,su
m. .,..,,,.. :, 49,. -, - - u.
,l.o. v..,.rd.v .e.rno., 60 .'an n',.ooN 'ooA
,'u>' eornooh Hom the Presbyterian
Church, corner of lab street and Second avenue.
a.. ..,s,s :" u'oV par" ana among
the army and nsyp topslS.f .S oS.ss g S'e Of
I'm rintor nC nor, Soorry, apl Smeen Ard members
deeossd ss frs.dep eHS s1h :, G1S
rsns o. Sotb seI. ss ssd may d'inguished ei
sver crosses .roahs and sncsOr ia fe'GseS ISy,, ga
sch.r, me edmn, on which v. the inscpton !:
kepismnor n oa ssas ssssal.born Apfh s 1872 d'd
nn, sovee the body VS.. removed 10 the Second
oe""ey "nso " vas inened
.,.,, an oo'n"issiohers
announce that II the weather Is Guo, the Park Corne
az 49,. .ns M e 'o-uay' commencing I"
eA ana pASlns uhtil "a O'Clock =. NJ.
FIREMEN's FIGHr.-When the firemen vers
returning on Monday evening from N. Ar. on ~.
Plymouth Rock the members Of two ho.s oompanle.
Of the volunteer department, understood to 10 No.
and II, we're engaged In running hsh, When they
s,ras, ,, ~ ,ne corner o. hacen Lane and FIeni
minu,es ,.ingp ipVI hat Hnu iousnt tavaxey ior few
man In command 4, Sn M nS nS vfenehhes Se. The
men vere hsdiv o., p ~ s.u W tnISe q hef nre-
uat an and ~ az. All, Inc appearance the police
"N " 'no nsn''
I.,n. c,,, IL. -..,1,. " wv o''o'
aeuo I'uO' noiu :" 'neir rooms, In Union square.
Handel C.,.h.m .s,s.,.',s.., uen'eied py
Who has recently arrived in th,, olty from ,on, :,
Investigation through The Western States, and in
social and poites 'Sa,, 70 HI, yegs On the
temsn spOis IN slorlos terms Of dc pr,,ent s,n,
prs. es ini,ed wheeyeI he had travelled, and Oh.
anT ncn,. US sanlTstlon o. the deyelopns powers Of
siinsipp % % osiTsay mo OF the Western Sts,e. In
maTtsd that mo.t % of ,ss USE ths gent emsn le;
The sun., 1865-09-27
GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT 2 CITY HALL PLACE AND IA GIN
n tire y. Pswnl !, keir' ticte. tourht for wriche,
le eliy, diamonds, &c. Tho heho.t price, paid Tor
'he aioVo Fcods. IA
n AGT TSCN-MrssPs NtNN 4 co, +, i'l,her,
OF the scieni &c American" cont nue 20 f,t a. IL
torncys for occurring pscn's Tor nev lnvcafio in
gc's, INN 4 CO, have b.a seventeen year.
,rpe-Iepee In 'oiieiin. p'cntt .ud hHvo acted a.
Pamphlets containing the Patent Iavs -nd other
importGnt Information to inventors, iurul.hed free,
cOnfnlta.ion and advice free. address
wsills1 81 r@ra oR Ro5 Ne" York or cor Of aud
RANJO AND GUITAR TAUGHT BY MY
- champion method 70 q course Of 10 sons. j. X
HHLokLbY, e King 81 n. y; % Aiddhgb ,t near
PRIESTS GENUINE AND lNIMTTABLE
PRICE rrFlY FAlF cnSFs! PSE!i PER BOX.
Th. ,b b!s .innds hisher in the estimation Of the
ian.ols tho color teinr set as .con re applied es
nRHwg feH gar Z h; eoa ted 10 bena,ifl BLACK or
mo- wsrh OF nor o,u-e any unp elson, feeling While
Ip1Ninr, and Is without fear Of contradiction. the
ntSI, SAFEST and CHEAPEST ua,r ID. e meau-
Manufactured and for sale wholesale and rct,p a,
~ No. t.s 80 2oSH SSSenI % To te S,d
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
per Of ever description. sTOCKwELL EMER
SoN' - Ann u door vcst of Nasesu. Sl5
THE CGPARTNERSHIP or wILrElS
BENNETT yrs ij..olvcd on the Sis, OF .Iune
last New ioIk Sept. 9bth, 1907. 3TT
lI1 5. COUrONS DUE NOV. IST, CASHFD
" in rold b. MANN& BRuSDAGE, 9B Pine ,t Il
= PIANO FOR1E rs AND ONE MELODFON
Tor sale-price. SOB : "a .l0l, $3.50, and S4jG
or 10 let ut : I, 20, 50, Z and Ss month Music
tau ht tie piano, euitar sncine rccortsou com
9tIlnh tnd violin, and pianos tuned, by Prot DtMs
DAY. lsS irgnd -, lC4
10k CENTS PER POUND PAID CASH
~ ior .hrc rrr.. The highest rnce ptld IN tho
CIV 10 old books, uevtpapers and pamphlets nj 10
! Am IT. THOS. &. BENhE'rT YIb
The sun., 1865-09-27
Ios Latn nf Classification.

TIE LADIES FATHER MATHEW T. A.
.po. BesSs ssSSs,sy No an y. bold. public Temper
TIL. Wednesiay evening, fIih Sent Mr. Tbo,ns
sIn, nu Luxe sasuiIs E,q- viii sd5fe. the meeting
~. W.'ps M py he"rs Lawler, O'Rieir, Me- Mssui g.
ShN S.c oibbVER Vice. PHIL, MTREDITH, Roo.
Ssn,ot spi.Ihe First Annual II Of the sbo, e
Fxa,a.. 10y nre. place the 21lh Oct, st The
~ e. rooms Ticke,s can be D. ocufel at tho IL all
sr .,nu.,s .,Iuhs night. The menl eis Of The soci,'y
~ ~ aiy ,eque-ted 10 come ppd scene their
9caen 1Os. sILNER Ch.Irpsn Of Commliae $50
The sun., 1865-09-27
Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

BRIGHTON the 24th inst, Thomas Bright. .sod
o. yetfs II months aid ~ dAls
Tie relatives and tnends Of he family are respect.
fully invited to attend thu funeral from The hons. ~
AnMew George, at Eas'clestor, ou TauI,day. Ystb
inst., At 81 T. NJ, and iTom st. Paui's Church az
O'clock. 8g6
DuFFIELD On Sept 26th inst, james Dr leld
I'm the 96,h year his age,
TleIela iyes and friends Of the family al,o ,ho..
Of h bic' hers Michael and Ro er also those OF Ii,
bIother-in- IA james j. O'Nsi, are rcsp,cituiv ir
yItcd 20 attend hi- funeral on lhuTpiH, the usth
iuIt, ut O'clock, nom his late residence lI9 u on
street. RgJ
The sun., 1865-09-27
!..::-'isLNG.

EQk LiNERPOOl-TUE BLACK BALL
a. Line he Ina,n,ieeat chip NLFl \. ,p'aa
n dnthnonyi Ptl'''e'E tals uct. ls'. 10 si."o pply
q CoFfEf, ia End lis south 81. 8.S
pASSAGE FROM AND To LIVERPOOL
aud lnn4o3T5g p, the on Bl,ck star iine.--For
Dor Loluon-E. W. STElsON ,nIi. on AuH 6R,bb' 6Rbb'
or passage Ippy 70 WILLIAMS GulON, ~ Fnlton
e'' -- 500
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LTvEn-
10 Pooi-EhIN,s september S0th. Cabin passage.
WILLIAMS GlIoN, " Broadway. Su4
The sun., 1865-09-27

BOARD WAN1ED-BY A MECHANIC
~ ith wife aud ehild, Ia the vicinity OF l5.b At and
81 ave. Address W, b., BoH Sd4 sun oace ig5
FOR SALE OK EACliANGi-jOo ACRES
to lie had bargain. ISAAC BIIGs q son, u
N'sHust. 9q3
EOR SlLE-A 2-STORY ATTIC AND B1,c-
L mrnt irs.ne hou q, in Powers e., tet. linton a..
end Lcrimer It. Price low and easy tgfus App,S IN
fET.R A. BEST, SIz fraud st Nillism.bufrh. All
NOR sALE-TIIE FIXTURES AND coon
will Of luuor store, 6J7 First ave Iuuulre tro,n
" o'clock A. a. 10 z. NJ, bet 3ls' and Syd sts SIS
S,HEETINGS, sHIRTINGS AND PRINTS
pat c-sr prices, AT LAhBsRf5, 6.5 Ileengch ~
Tho test heavy shaeting AZ 5Jr cts; llnnela bi.nt
cts, apacas and BaImorI shlts veiy cheap. so4
\lTANTED-GOOD HANDS ON CIOAKS
w to work In shop None but good hands need
apply $50 BroaQsg. 81
The sun., 1865-09-27

,u.s. u. New York man, having struck foul
The sun., 1865-09-27
SAVINGS BAyNs.
Al ILANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM
seuoApREj NEw YORK,

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM
souAREi NEW YORK,
.u SIX PER CENT INrrRrsr
Aiiowsd on all ,ums of c5n and nnqer nepo-,,,
soe rsSn no, or on Q, hefIc Oct vii drsw inc est
,,a,.,,. CHARLFs II. BAILEY Ttcc,u,.r
JosEPH i. COo'fR Secretary Az '
FRANKLIN SAVINGS RANK bot s,h Az
q cor Of 4'd st. Opeu dailf from < NJ ,otpu
SATURDAY. sud nonday's to sP ". ih'.te,, 4 W, ",
Seu' Depnsis made nov dtaw ercst nom o,,o'
119uf IT,; ,HsAhtEL SEwBY, Pres. JANIS \.
NJ. "hA MT Bog
SIX PER CENT-FTEE FROM GOVERN.
~ ME TAX
IrIpD AVENUE SAVINGS BANR,
Corner Third Ave 1ue and Twen,v.sI1th sireo.
49,. I.tstNr DEPOSITS, g. a.20Ln0l
StN fLH CfST into rat raid or ali ,un. ,rorn al
10 l'NF, iice rom Gcvertr en- Las
an moneys p0a ted on or before Octotor foth viu
d'aw iule'ts. roin n is, i''' WIS
on INK vd[ rrtyN nMIY rom DAN. tosPa. End
EVENINGS from % o'clork ~
p,cr,n sPtlClR Il. GREEN, President.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
-. -, OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. so, ,0OltOo. St'RPf.Ts...s ~ onoO0n
lIis Bitk will is'ue Cortifcaes NJ 1-p9slt We ling
mt r's, ou favor bic tc r,. j. 1. WOElu Crshirr
Vow York hu'.2l iS5. $50
JTNlON DIME SAVINGS BANK-NO. I29
~ Cauul %, cor q Va-ick Opeu dal, ON 10 sm
70 - Hud on hcrdnv, We 'ne.day ard - r-dav
eyer'nrs from . tc nm. Six per cent. interc CO
ser; snd = e per cont. on larre- sums None pos.
licd Vn or leo-r Oct. l,i, ill lesr interest fom
that dnie. EDfR V. HAUSUWOUT Piesdent
GARlNtR :. CHAPGN, secrs arr. s5i
The sun., 1865-09-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A --NOTICE-TO PRODUCE DEALERS
- An e1pe7ence1, redt bic Phill d plia man ca
Re secured 10 tuv o'ucr, poultry, &c, fthtrel Ad
dfess Produce, hoS Sj6 Sun oiiice, or NJ. Ctr
pentor. cor. 9th aveuue ard II h ,t for dNs. -
A LIQUOR sTCRa FOR SALE-TO Ba
n sold chef ~ o. ner hae o'hef lusles. 10 at-
tend TO. Apply at Mcchans' Hal, cor. VA zen ana
" sIccI sil.. .arun
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TO ADVERTISERS.

We very much crowded with advertisements
that have to leave out from 10 three columns
every day in order to afford for the We
haze, therefore, to ask advertisers, accom-
mediation, cut down the length OF their advertise
ments as much possible VIC do not wish to leave
advertisements out OF columns II we possibly
help il, because they make part of the local Of
the day. They are, as 1t were, an epitome of the
lilo OF great city and therefore possess duo interest
as OF But unless the public accommodate
by COMPRISING their advertisements must continue
have been obliged 10 do for several monthsthat
IS, 70 leave out considerable number each day. Hs
but Tow days ago that obliged to leave out
advertisement Of Helnabold the Broadway druggist
of the enterprising his line in tho country
although he offered thousand dollars for inser-
ton II advertisers will make their ADVERTISEMENTS
LITTLE shorter they will money by 1t. and At the
same time enable tho Herald to come out every day
with all It's advertisements, and give room FOR
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N Office.

New York Herald Building.
TO MAsoNs, IRON. MARBLE AND DoRcHEsrRR STONE
WORKERS.
Proposals will be received until October Is for Fire.
Proof Building be erected for the NEW York HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT, on Broadway, Park row and Ann street.
Plans and specifications may be seen and examined
at the Office Of JOHN KELLUM, Architect No. I7s
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

TR TAHORs or ToorxY STREET Own
AoAN.-Every one has heard the story Of the
three tailos Of Tooley street who constituted
themselves the people Of England, and UNDER
took TO settle the affairs Of that empire and the
whole continent We have two tailors in this
country OF equal importance. Seward elaine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

TO be tire administration, President, Cabinet,
republican party, people and all Weed takes
the credit Of having made all the leading poll
tioians and Governors of the State, inciuding
Seward. from Dewitt Clinton down to the pre-
sent day. So here we have TIE tsilors Of Tooley
street over again M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

NATIONAL CONSERVATORY or MusIc-A concert was
given by the pupils Of this institution at the Academy q
Music yesterday afternoon at which quite number a
young ladies' madc their debit piansts Tho Couser.
vatory has boon established just year and this Is tho
first time that Tho qualifications Of its students wers
tested before the public Tho object Of the Conservatory.
need not say is to impart an artistic and scientific
,nusca education and II II accompanies this success
fully IL will prove very useful institution II is under
the direction OF Mr.. Edward Molenhaucr tho eminent
voiInst and composer. 1t could hardly be expected
that public performances Of pupils only year under
the discipline Of tho Conservatory would be perco bat
Il served 70 demonstrate to some extent the advantages
Of sysematzcd study There will be another conce1 "
day at Two O'Clock ...., :. T. s-y-.~x
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Having noticed report In shs HnRALD o. Saturday ~
thss Ma Francis b. Iasak, residing - SIC Finh ave-
nss while passing up Broadway Fourteenth ssrss
O sAs day tseos was rudsy ssissd By IN army scsr
IN pnts u meoxloa1ion VINO se,eao her asr fmprtns
a kns uponshsy cheek sza being tks wife Of frsa-
FOR NE Information of ny fisn1s 10 say that have
- knewledge Of any such occurrence end shas such
insult has ever beoa offered 70 ne.
New Yosx, OcS 81, 1oos. Mira p. ". LASAK
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me examination Of william v. Smith and The twenty
ssvsn young Arrested In his gaming establish meus
81 and % Sixth avenue Sunday evening" took plsss
before Justice Ledwith ~ The Jefferson Market Police
Court, yesterday morning Roundsman Noble, Of the
Ninth pfscnct preferred complaint against Smith,
charging that he kept and maintained gaming estab
llsbment at the abovs numbe The magistrate required
Smith 10 give bail IN $500 10 che complaint Mr.
Antoine Boutee Of 14S wcs Eighteenth street. became
his bondsmsn. The other prsoners wore held in 400
ball each, on finding which they wers discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

RETURN or TUE POISONED CHALICH TO The
Lrs or FRANCE AND ENoLAND.-Tlie republic
Of Mexico has applied 10 this market for loan
Of several millions of dollars. The old filibus-
tcring element in our population which, prior
70 our rebellion, sought an outlet for Its cncr-
gies in the small nations In the tropical cli-
mates, increased by The termination OF our
war, with many who nave been reduced to
mere adventures by the results Of our sLrug-
gle, together with the Knights Of the Golden
Circle, who are everywhere preparing them
selves, and large class In the late rebel army,
Is now moving towards the Rio Grande In
readiness for an important movement against
the imperislists In Mexico. In . few months
there will be IN army Of one hundred thousand
men gathered in that vicinity, and ell that will
be necessary Is the absorption Of this loan to
furnish them with all that will be required to
mako short work Of Macmillan. That this loan
viii be taken there can be but Nttle doubt;
nor can Napoleon raise any objections; for
was not the rebel loan, offered In Paris and Lon
don without any objections being offered BY
either the French or English government And
did not the journals and press generally, In
both Of those countries, boldly and openly Cd
vocste III II, then, the French and English
aided The running Of our blockade, and allowed
the bonds Of government which had not been
recognized nor it, ministers received q any
court to be taken up in their cisiss, surely
Napoleon cannot say = word n government
which has for years been recognised IN Mexico
applies here for financial cid ana receives Il
Thus Ia the bitter cup which these nstions held
out to us returning 70 them sooner than they
anticipated.
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FRAUDS AT THE ErsCrIou.--The party papers
are making great noise about contemplated
infamous frauds At the ensuing election. We
have no doubt that there are great many
frauds in contemplation, and the party that
loses will make the greatest outcry about them
when the election Il over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

TIE wheel. The sun would rise and SGT WITH
out them. The world would NOT 60 to snash
II they were to cease winding and depart Thu
life. The Independent press b the true creator
Of public men; and now, backed by the in
dependent people, Il Is setting the professional
politicians aside and entrusting the govern
ment Of the country to independent, unparu-
sen Statesmen, like Andrew johnson.
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Operations at Cape Haytien.
Tho Rev. Arthur Warren, formerly missionary u "
American Foreign and Christian Union, delivered IN e
dress last evening In the Msdsoa avenue Baptist church.
upon tho missionary opssAlioh5 q Cape Baytisa. A
rather small but select audience present at the
mencemeat Of tho address, which was interesting Tss
soDs snd ~ scod which hsd suSssoucntv sDruas 8,
from t. 70 tho missionary operations now going On h
Cape Haytieu, which, The good was not apparene
now would IN the course or years be He gave gco1
description Of the natives u that country and OF ther
manners and customs well shck superstitions asA
religion There SIX churches on the island ~
four schooA The speakers chief OBJECT In coming hsrS
TO solicit aid for building new church o. the Cape
foe which there was urgent need 6lnce the war Cape
Hayticn has been made Into - American naval saoa
and scarce wock passes without one OF more AmoroaA
cans there. Tho speaker bad been thirty I've
yean abcring among the heathen thsrs and had ben
ne means q many convsrsIons IN conclusion he
Gretted the scanty attendance end rid that had endD
Known what they lost BY mot being present be Qus
sure be should have had good house.
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Ths sIississippi Lsgislature.

JACKSON Miss, Oct 20, 1896.
In the Mississippi State senate resolution restricting
the right and privileges Of freedmen TO vA the statute
laws granted before the war was laid on the table nv
large majority,
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The FIRST NORTHERN IMPORTATION INTO NoREu
CARoL1NA.-The Convention Of North Carolina
has just discovered that there is not national
dag in the North Carolina capital to hoist over
the State House, so they had to send to New
York for one. Some one ought TO send with
the flag box Of volumes Of the constitution
of the United States, That would be5 an excel
lent addition to the first Northern importation
into North Carolina.
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4
The present whereabouts Of Samuel Cooper, Senior
Gen:rsl in tho rcbcl service, appears 70 mystery
which Mother no nor hls friends care to develop Hs
lot Richmond with Davis and was companion In Ne
fight Of worthy the vicinity OF Augusta whore h
parted company with him. Al the time Cooper haA net
dollar In the world, and his companions, with he
exccpton Of yefr Davis, nearly I'll In the Same de-
plorabie condition. He managed 70 borrow few ooas
from some one Of his fellow fugivss, and Disappearing
has never sinco been hoard from
ny recent intelligence from Colorado We learn the
tho Union state Convention has nominated or Gov
ernor William GEpin a. its candidate for Gov
error. Governor Cilpn has for twenty years
been Identified with the development Of ne
mineral resources Of the Rocky Mountains partscu-
iary In Colorado and the great Parcs and the sss
Governor OF the Territory moulded Il into Its present s
gble shape for admission into the Union soverciga
State Governor Gilpin has strong party 70 suppsss
him In Colorado. ns t
Major J. w. Bcazen, Of western Virginia, paymassse
10 the volunteer SERVICE has been promoted Lieutenant
colonel in the pay department He has been connected
with the pay department. from the beginning OF the war
and won his majority by gaanty and distinguished ser
nct before Richmond His last PROMOTION for fatA
full and moritorious services"
Nr Baker famous traveller arrived at Cairo, Egyps,
the 10th Of September via Bcrber Suakin aud Sues
Baron do wullersdorf Urban, who has been appointed
minister Of commerce by the Emperor Of Austria, VS.
officer In tho Imperial navy. He took part In the
campaign Of the Austrian feet during the OF Sches
wig Hostein, and commanded the rgate Novaa on her
voyage round the world.
Ex Governor John @. Shorter, Of Alabama was n
Montgomery on The Sth Of October.
General Hood, Of Che late rebel army. has removed
Major Ned Austin, In tho Same city.
Tho rebel General Paul o. Herbert. Of Louisiana. he's
madc his appearance ~ Now Orleans. looking In nns
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TIE FnuAN kovEnENr.-It has been stated
that Sir Frederick Bruce, British Minister q
Warrington, has applied 70 the State Depart
ment for information concerning the Feniaa
movement II Is quite probable that be has.
and W have no doubt that the government
will accommodate him with al the information
In il possession. Il ID now ascertained that
the Fenian organization numbers about 350,Ooe
IN the United States, besides the body n
Canada. The Fenian Congress at Philadea-
phia, we perceive, IL about to issue bonds for
loan Of some twenty millions or 30. =
the British government wants information
about this we can only refer 70 the Confederate
loan raised In England by the editors, ms0-
bers OF Parliament and other inaueatisl
gentlemen. And II the Fenians should sp-
ply this twenty millions to biting out han
. dozen or more Fenlan Alabama.
which they can easily proeure-and GET
them Of into neutral waters, to strike Il
English commerce everywhere on the ocean.
and shut up Canada, which the Irish Alabamas
could very easily accomplish, our government
has only to point to the Confederate Alabamas
and Shenandoahs. Sir r. Bruce ought to be
satisfied with this suggestive answer to his de-
mnnd. England has set an excellent exlmPle
as to how loans can be raised, and given .
most admirable lesson as to how rebellion can
be carried on at sea, and, Of course, she cannot
rrumble at other people for taking the lesson.