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THEY BLOW 1T OPEN WITH POwDER-rHE Bx-
PLOsIoN is HEARD AND ExCITEs sUsPICIoE-oSg
or THE BURGLARs ARREsTgD-AN0THRR KS
cAPEs-A COMPLETE SET or BURGLARS TOOLS
YoUSD-rHE PRISONER COMMITTED BY JUSTICE
DowLISG ETC., ETC.
gang OF bold and desperate burglars made attempt
Monday night TO blow open and rob the safe Of Mr.
John K Brown, broker, doing business In the base
ment Of premises 1856 Greenwich street. About three
o'clock In the morning ofcer Malloy, Of the Twenty
seventh precinct whie on duty In Greenwich street,
two blocks distant from Mr. Browns place. had his
suspicious aroused by hearing q rumbling noise,
what resembling an explosion. The noise appeared
to be In the immediate vicinity and to satisfy
himself the ofncer remained thcrcabouts, closely
which he passed Just at dsybrcak officer NalIoy dis.
covered light under the door Of Mr. Browns ONCE. In
few minutes the light was suddenly extinguished at
which time two men passed him, OF whom tossed q
small cobbc stone against Mr. Brown basement window
This circumstance, although trivial In ITSELF did not
escape the observation Of ofcer Mslloy who was then
perfectly satisfied that burglars inside He accord
Ing called his partner ocer Bacht and requested him
take position at the basement door while he (Naoy)
10 tho station house for assistance Immediately
after his departure however officer Bacht heard noise
the hallway Of the house adjoining (ls3) and In an
instant two men rushed out and ran in dincrcn.
the official order 70 stop Bacht pursued enc
Of them, and came up with tho fugitive
block or two distant from the place OF starting IA the
officer about seize his man the latter turned and
with heavy chiscl which he held in his hand directed
blow at the oncers head but did not take effect In
turn officer Bacht drew his locust and struck the
heavy blow on his head, knocking him down. He crcd
for quarter and was taken 70 the station house In Cedar
stres where he gave his name q George Key Bcsdes
the ch sci which Key had, dark lantern, three
pocket knives and other small articles found In hts
possession. Sergeant McClary and officers MaIloy Baeht
and Quinn, making an examination Of the broker .
Office found that large hole had been drilled In the door
OF tho safe, powder inserted and exploded BY
m ans Of fuse, which was found on the noor
The explosion wns 10 violent TO focs or the cntre
'front.' OF the safe; tho cell ng and windows were badly
sattered plaster shaken from the athbg and the oco
seemed " be completely covered with rubbish and dirt
Even the clock IN tho wall had been stopped at twenty
minutes past three o'clock by violence OF the cxpo
sion Although The outer door Of the safe blown OF
the two inner doors remained nrm which prevented tho
burglars from lingering the $4,000 In bank notes
government bonds, Sc, contained In tbo iron de
pository turiher in ~ts,ton showed 10 tho of cis
tst tao thio,ts "r,t cnf,r ia building 1ss Grcen~ch
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship AustraIasian, Capt Coca.
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close =. hAlfp past esves
O'Clock this morning
The Nxw YoRx HKRALD-Edition for Eusope-win b.
ready at ten O'Clock this morning
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing, six csnss
Prixss Cashed in All Legalized Lotts-
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tubes and lungs leading 70 consumption. The Honey of
Horehound soothes NIL irritation The Of Gsad
lungs There nothing like H. % per bottle 1u0
sale by all druggists. CHARLES DOWkER
d. General Aren't Il Cedar strssi III u
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County or NEW YoRK ~ W
EDWARD Il. FOOTE, of the city OF New York, In the
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counties named each which letters
nle In his oce and further that the said testimonials
written without his (the dcponenrs invitation socis
on and that they but sample Of those received by him
from AL parts Of the country and from people ~ all classes
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well those IN the humblest positions IN RIFE and further
says not. EDWARD B. FOOTE, NJ ID.
Sworn TO before me, this 18th February, 1868
CBARLss WRIGHT KIRsy, Notary Public
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The Frnnco-NIexican scheme.
THE ALLEGED CgssIoN OF MEXICAN TERRITORY TO

A correspondent Of the Paris Nrvd writes az follows
upon the alleged cession OF Mexican territory France
In the arst place the French government has not the
slightest thought Of territorial annexation Mexico
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THE LATEST NEWS.


Paris bourse quiet Rentes closed at off 20c.
The London Gbe's Paris correspondent says French
Minister Washington will be appointed until the late
Mr. Daytons post is filled by the bearer Of satisfactory
instructions respecting the threats against Mexico.
LvERPoOL, Feb 11-Evening
1t is rumored that the British Admiralty contempates
the reduction Of the Coast Guard service owing TO the
policy Of disarmament among the continental govern
ments
Hon. L. Stanly, OF Lord Stanly OF Alderley, ad-
dressed large gathering Of the friends Of the Freed
mems Aid Society OF Manchester last evening" founding
bis remarks the impressions and information acquired
during recent visit to America He expressed hearty
admiration Of the antisavery movement Of the North
and dwelt upon the favorable results which may be
pected 70 fow from tho American in relation the
principle OF emancipation He earnestly hoped the
South might be subjugated and ssved from triumph
which would only lead TO their own destruction
The Spanish government Ia said to have resolved 70
prohibit the publication Of the Popes encyclical in
Spain Bishops who hsd published II were not TO be
prosecuted
Ofcial instructions from the Russian government for
the reorganization Of Poland had reached Warsaw The
ofoe Of Governor Of Poland Is suppressed Tho provn
cal governments suspended and the public admins
taion will henceforth be only through the departments
Of the respective ministers at ST. Petersburg.
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Commercial Intelligence.


LONDON MONEY MARKET-PKB TO- p. II.
Notwithstanding the favorable returns this week. both
OF the Bank Of England and the Bank Of France (the
attcr showing increase Of ESQ 900 the bullion
the funds this morning opened without the slightest
covery, and remained inactive till the close, when
an advance Of took place The first price OF consols
was 80 s9k for money, and the last s8k soh for
money, and S9k son for tho 9th Of March
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxEr-PRB. 10.
The cotton market which continued dull Friday
opened with animation Saturday upon the receipt Of
advces from New York dispeng the recent rumors Of
peace negotiations and prices rapidly advanced parcu
lary on Monday; but the demand has since fallen OF
and the week closed heavily yesterday, the advance
having been lost in cases and further decline
submitted To- American has been in improved demand,
and advanced about per lb but during the last few
days has receded, and closed with decline OF I'D I'd
from last weeks quotations Sea Island has been In fair
request at previous rates The sales to-day amount 70
about 1000 bales, without change in pricea
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. 11--Evening
Consols for money, sok q sok. Illinois Central
shares, 0k 6l y dis Erie, a2H a33
LIvxRPooL, Feb 11-Evenng
Corror-sales to- day 1000 balea Market closed dull
BREADsrrrFs dull
PRovIsioSs quiet and steady. Lard quiet but firm
Petroleum quiet at Is lid. 2a
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THHRTY-EIGHTH CONGREsS,
SECOND SESSION.

1em0tes
WASHINGTON, Feb n 1895.
NEW 1AMnOAD Bnwuu WASHINGTON AND nALrnoRn
Mr.. JoHssoE, topp.) Of Nd, presented memorial Of
Tho Maryland Legislature demonstrating againss the
I. and BALTIMORE -
rMaom pon wourbHp soLpuaa
Mr.. MoRnAN, (rep.l Of ~ ", from the Military Corn
mttes reported bill 70 70 amend The granting pen
sious to I'll soldiers discharged IA conssqu OF vonds
xcc4vsd In battle pickes duty within two yssss az
aheIr dats OF enlistment This act deemed nscssesry
In consequence Of decision Of the Auditor that pick
duty did not como within the meaning Of the law grant
ing pensions 70 those wounded in battle
. NAVAL JUDGE ADVOCATE
Mr. GRIMES, (repl OF Iowa introduced bill TO create
he once OF solicitor and naval Judge advocate general
which referred 10 the Committee Naval Affairs
TEE yNAsCk ConMrrrER
On motion Of Mr.. SHERMAN trep.) OF Ohio, II was
a red that the Committee Finance have leave TO sit
during the sessions of the Senate.
From past twelve 10 half past three devoted
"a The discussion Of bill In relation 70 circuit and dts
arict courts in Nevada, which passed
POLITICAL PRISONERS.
A communication was received from the secretary ~
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New Jersey Legislature.

TREEToS, n. J., Feb. 7.-Gov. Parker
to day sent message to both Houses, en-
closing copy Of the joint resolution pass
ed by Congress- in regard 10 the Con
stitatiousl amendment to abolish slavery.
In the SenAie Mr.. ScovlI moved that the
Committee on Federal relations report on
il on Thursday. Senators Chandler. Buck
ley and Randolph opposed immediate &C
ton. Mr.. Seovu replied, charging that the
power which ruled New jersey wanted
only three votes for Republican Senator.
For the sake Of this amendment he could
not lend himself 10 such bargsis. Il
would not be kept. The motion was lost.
Senators jenkins andKennedy CDemocrats)
sad Scovil and Homer, (RepubIicaDs) 7o-
tad for II
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New York Cattle Marke.-

NV H0KE, February Z
foll5EE
BEEP ATELE-Ist quality, 50 COG 3 90, fair 70
Eoot 8 ; Oo92Z So common So J0GLT s.; interior
81 OG6l5 %.
COWS CALEES--st quality S5J955 ordinary
5GSS, connoc $+O1,s5; Inferior SGD
VEAL CALNES--lst quality pr L I-zIsz.
s 2EttPasy l59glSs' common 1oI9sI-s; Inferior
ts-or SS5-
sWLAE-Heavy corn led Isz[G1sszc ? y; uEst
And medium s5<SiSzz SIN 1el l5tsIS5
The confirmed small receipts Of Bel cattle and
the cC1EI.os1 favorable weather. combined - zen
der tbs ma Est 6--r snt sellers tried had - essat
another advance. but owing 70 the obsrua e r.
sstsoce Of the Butchers and The refusal Of some l.
buy AZ AL i had the eject Of frustrating this dsza
The total receipts Of AL stock ~ al the yards ilr
this week and last, f0iCSs:
TJt6l-Bsevss, S,s5S; OoEs Izs- veal Gales - g
sheep Ead Lambs 1871 swine, y6l5.
Total last week
Bssvss ! $50 Cows, =; Veal Calves 5ls s1ss-
ard Lsabs, l5gZ7S vine. -TZs
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE,


Mr.. Trumbun called up the resolution in.
trodueed by him few days since declsr-
| ing as follows:
Whereas, the Secretary of the Senate hiss
submitted the Constitutional anendneu,
to the President for his approval; and
whereas, the proposition to snend the Con-
sfitudon do not require the approval Of the
President, therefore
Resolved, That the action of the Secre-
tary IN this case shall not be taken as 8
precedent for the future. The resolution
was adopted.
The Chair here said thst the unfinished
business WAS the bill in relation TO the En-
rollmeut law, which was then taken up.
Pending the question was the adoption of
the amendment Of NJ. Conaess, 10 make
the third section read so that substitute
brokers, recruiting agents, or other per
sons who shall for Psy or profit, enlist in
sane persons, II persons il state Of Inio1-
icsuon, shall be punished.
Mr.. CoEsn moved SO TO amend the Sec
ond section as to make persons accused OF
the crimes above nsmed. anendsble 10 the
civil courts instead of court martial or
military commissions
The question on the adoption Of Mr..
Cowan's amendment was decided In the
6~-@& L447t4FC " J C55 l6ES -
Mr.. Grimes moved to strike ont the FIRST
section, which allows persons liable To
draft TO be accepted as substitutes.
M. Nilson opposed the amendment. He
had been told By those engaged IL, enIistIng
men that the clause referred to would be
Of incRlculsble Tslue to the service. The
country needed and must have them.
Mr.. Clark offered sz an amendment. that
any person hereafter may furnish az
substitute a person liable 10 draft, IN the
same town, city or ward
Mr.. Grimes withdrew his amendment,
sao M CIark's auendnent was adopted.
HOUSE.
The House went into COMMITTEES On the
fortidcation bill.
Nj Wsshburne, of Illinois, said he IN
derstood The amount IL the bill was SIS
100000. he wished to know from the
Chairman OF the Committee Of Wayz and
Means if II WAS necessary TO experd all
this money st the present time.
Mr.. Brooks moved TO strike out the half
million for the defences around Washing
ton. Lost.
The fortifcatiou bill was then laid
aside and the committee uext took up the
army appropriation bill.
The Army appropriation dill was con-
sidered.
Mr.. Wilson offered al amendment TO
prevent any Of the money from being paid
for service 70 such railroad eoupanyis as
have received grants Of Isndg to build thei,
roads, on condition that they would trans
port troops and other property of the United
States free of toll.
Aessrs. Wilson and Washburne support
I'd the amendment which aims at the ILL
uOis Central railFns6 and ME---. AF1z-
and Grinueu opposed it, when it was
agreed to, 81 against 81.
TIE committee rose and the House pass
ed the forrfcstion and army appropriation
bill.
4 recess was taken until o'clock P. N
The evening session WAS devoted entire
" TO speech making.
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New York AsrK.I


CoTToN-9o-e active
FL0C R-stzls and Western 5.al0c better, - e No.
s1=Esi = SSS IS Tor Extza sac, 5 o -5slE - -.
AL[-A r q o. SD 5o1slI 20 f5- T-A5e ~, !.
Eet closing steady, WIKI sellers ~ inside 80
Aa1shY-DlL= 3 S2Gz2 S95, ioc Wssss-p.
NaEAT-lS3c better. WEz-lz- Ee5 TFests-r s. ~
AfE-3E5et AZ 81 50 fsr Western.
BARLEI-SsaS5y.
CoKS-Ft-n ioE Old and dau iJ- New PriD- a.
A-Lsd Western $ s..
OArS-FIzmsr7 ;. 10 fa- western. l5ss1r win -
sellers Of Western below 81 lIt5I Il
CJFEEE-Gzrsti AiO +-1s5ss= ESricsD3 %5s..s
&ULASSES-DlL
WO0L-QulsL-
Pc a8OLETA-QaisS sSsz4se for Grade ssa-g-
to= t-scHsd II BSs-4 A1d sz,SsJS FOR hs1c q IRE
PoAh-OPeos1 more active ana 1rGer aad : ass.
hsaEy: new ma=s SS6 50 So Is; So 5G5S5 % f1-
1Soa-i d casa sod reSG-A- Esy, e.J,LaS - = 81
cash 50 t15S- % foC prime and $50 Z51S5 s. -
prime ness- Also $500 .bls new mess fl- Fserus-,
and March sellers AID SCysr's 0PIIo1, a. SO
BEEf-Nsry arm, sales 50 Dols - SIsaEz r5-
PlAlE mess AID 81 tsC extra ness Bsz. nam more
active, sales 2zS obls - 81 SJEZ5 Is
DRESSED HOG-FlrnsE; Sssssru 49, o..
BACyS-FEir demand With Srnz- psl5ss, s1,-. =
Il Tor Cunbsrlsat cut I1Is szf aEas ~ 81.
short ribbed aga
CUT AE4TS-Mo7s active lSG222- Tor hans
ARD-trnsr With E101srzss demand, sals- -
ga Ass 2o5 5ols for As-ca, sellers o2l5a,
BoTCER-FEn; SsGs7s for Ohio and 4sasss fgs
CEEEzE-sssAdy -: l4S22-
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~OUz STLTz GUAzDs-szAIL w

IA Ora STATE GUAROs-SEALL We
EAvE CzEDIT Foz TzEx?-It is well known
that there are now, and have beeu for some
uns, about one thousand troops in the
service Of this State, known IS State
Guards. They have been and are still
sosratIog IN the border counties of the
s,zte, sad have supplied the places of
United States soldiers who would other
wise have been employed upon the dsty Of
defending the border. All sgrse that
thezs State Guards have been very efficient.
They have endured quite as many hard
zaipz and PrivstionE, and incurred ss many
dangers as any other troops ever employed
i the STATE. It has cost the State an i'm
nsgss amount Of money 10 maintain these
troops, 81 appropriation Of about seventy
thousand doIlsrs having been made BY the
Legislature during the present session to
-z7 them for services rendered. Under
,zzg circumstances, the House of Dele
gates yesterday thought proper to pass the
following joint resolutions:
WEEKS. The people u the State Of West Virgin
L. have Al sil tines responded with ElAority 70 The
calls Of the President OF The United States for troops
10 sc Z ;hs suppression Of the REBELLION Eod where
IS i hzs been Necessary . great extent, that such
r-llus should Re employed elsewhere than II this
srs-s II c5ussC usccE Of which border counties
have II mary been Isft entirely unprotected;
All Ehz-=a order 70 protect such counties much
- ls-lbis, he Governor Of the State has been
PEELED Hcz XII be compelled ~ great expense 70
EMPLOY STATE troops for mat purpose and vhereAs
ne ass cali q the Pre- ldsuI Of The United States
l- r- OBJ additional yul Uutssrs, vii LiEs nearly
~ er.-s 81 q the s5e bodied us1 on OF DeAr the
border = Il th=r EUOtEs, and thereby deprive said
c1C--lss O. al protection whatever, therefore
Ess5-1s6 By thE Legislature Of est Virginia
rs; LIE Ezrels1cy, tbs President OF tbs United
- 5-lEI 51Ct q tie state troops Of this State IS
cay Ss actually employed By the Governor in de-
felos 4 the border eyEuts While II active service
E15 70 Cause ere i . bs EiTsc this State Epoa
ts- quota u1ds- ne lzte cal for 500 600 men, f0E
ne NIL sE11u-E q troops 50 employee
EsSats5G- That lbs E=cslscCy ths Governor OF
West Virginia =. requested 70 Transmit copy Of
t1Ig p-ssbie sid these resolutions the President
@. ths United States AID request his compliance
herewith.
We hope the resolutions will pass the
Sspz;s with he same unanimity that they
passed the Eouse.
They contain request that Is no more
t1zo jas; ard reasonable, and We have no
lou5; j; viii Dc fz7orably considered by
:as President.
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NV YozK, Feb. The CONNER
calls Washington special says: Admiral
Goldsborough Is IL this city perfecting
the organization of the feet for European
waters It Is expected its composition
viii be such as to be highly creditabIe TO
the country. 1t will be composed Of
some of our finest and largest frigates,
which our recent naval successes have
released from blockade duty, and posi-
bly, an iron clad, one Of the largest
class, may be added to II.
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- AcCABE, KRAFT & Co., Wholesale
Druggist, No. IS Main street, have Just in
troduced superior article of Hair Dressing,
under the lame of the Oriental Hair
Oil" its extensive sale is the best evil
deoce Of its popularity. II removes Dan
drnf, makes the hair soft and pliable, and
keeps the scalp in a healthy condition,
thereby preventing badness and falling out
OF the hair. Try 1t. febI-IE
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IA TIE Legislature has passed 8 bill
authorizing the Boards OF Supervisors Of
lie several counties ofthe State to appoint
Township Collectors. It provides that the
boards Of supervisors Of the several cuuu-
ties If this State may appoint collectors in
E-y0r Ellof thetoEuship5 thereof, vhenev-
st.c their opinion, the public interest would
b hereby promoted, for the collection of
g. Ls7is= made for the payment of bonn
ties to volunteers, and for the support OF
t1s families u living and deceased soldiers
Il their respective count!e=, who have
Es.stotore and who nay hereafter voluu-
.ssr il the service Of the United States
sid for the collection Of 81 levies nsde for
ne payment OF any loan negotiated for the
purpose aforesaid. The boards Of super
7isorz shall allow TO the collectors, afors-
said, for the collecting and paying over to
me county treasurer the levisz aforesaid,
such commission, not exceeding three
aoiLarE for each one hundred dollars sctu-
al! collected and paid over, as they shall
deem JUST sn6 they zbau require said col
lsct0rs to give bond, with security, 70 be
approved BY them il such penalty not less
taza i've thousand dollars, az they shall
direct, made payable to the State Of West
Virginia, and conditioned for the faithful
discharge Of their duties az required b7
lzE.