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Thompson Township Fair.

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The New York herald., 1865-02-04

Burley Delivered UP to the United states.
,s1. susPESsoS BRIDG1s Feb 8, 1853
Burley the Lake Erie raider, delivered TO the
United stasss Provost Marshal at suspension Bridge
New York, &hssmoSning q four o'clock.
APPEARANCE OF THE PRIsoNER--HIs HISTORY.
from Toronto Correspondence Of Albany Journal
He doesno appear to be past twenty nve years Of
II anything younger Is stout short and compactly
built, ndweghs about one hundred and sixty. During
his confinement in Jail he has been studying Greek and
French end writing the adventures Of his early fe At
the age sf fourteen he from his parents In Ges
gow Scotland, and found his way 70 Italy There he
entered the ranks Of Gabadis army Getting tired OF
the Great Lberator he deserted TO the Ausrians md
fought sganst Italy until opportunity offered itself for
him 70 desert the standard Of Francis Joseph and
bark Tor SPAIN Landing there, he found nothing par
tcuaSly for his uneasy spirit to do after brief
journ the land Of the told Castan " he set sail
American merchantmen for South America The vessel
wrecked but the most Of the passengers picked
up Spanish trader and landed in the port Of Norfolk
Va Burley was among the saved he soon found his
way Richmond and thore he remained until the break
ing OUT or the American rebellion He engaged ~
clerk Ia book and publishing house up 10 the me Of
his catering the Confederate navy
Passage Of the Alien Bill by the Lower
House OF Parliament.
QuEnso Feb 3, 1895.
The Alien bill read third time and passed the
Lower House last night by yeas lo7 nays7.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
Woaf VirUimia...

West Virginia.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RATIFTfD By
THE LEGISLATURE.
WHaRIIN0, W. Va., Feb. 3, 1885,
Tho Congressional amendment ab0yishng slavery In
the United States was unanimously ratified by both
branches Of the Western Virginia Legislature to-day
PASSAGE OF The BILL ABoILsHIN0 SLAVERY.
lFrom the Wheeling lnteeingsr, Feb q
Almost concident with the p9ssage through Congress
OF she amendment the consolation abolishing slavery
our House Of Delegates yesterday passed bill supple
mentaIy, may say, - our constitution forever
aboishing every vesge OF slavery In this State We say
gupplemenary although The bill ~ Independent Of the
constitutional provision contained Ia Section OF Article
IL and in no wise conflicts with II IN our judgment and
in the Judgment Of the majority Of the House. and
quenty docs not 60 before tho people for ratification
Section oCuains tbs congressional amendment 70 our
constitution first from the const tional
venton providing for the gradual emancipation Of slaves
under certain ages end 10 xs follows -
State hh fourth daysof July 1854 shall be free and
a slaves within said State who SHALL the sfore
the q ten years shall be free when they
arrive q the Of twenyoue years. and all slaves over
age years; and slave shall be
permitted come into che 6te for permanent residence
therein.
The bill passed yesterday the offered by Mr..
Ferguson few days ago. and Is a. follows
enacted BY the Legislature Of West virginia-l All
persons held 70 Of labor slaves in this State
There shan hereafter be neither slavery involuntary
sevtude In thsate except In punishment Of crime whore
Of the party shall have been duly convicted
This bill wtpes out the remnant Of slavery in Vss
virginia ct blow.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

49, H.rv.s az warwick, Hazard Holbrook, Ho Howard,
ids jackson, King, nstcal olney Owen, Pabode Pay
ton, Pesros, Peokham, Perry, Pond, Rawson hs.se'
sIdon e Pfovdsncs Stone TAN, RILEY, Wassrhoass,
Vstsrman, Watson, weaver, Wssden, Wnnams-1
Non-Hsssra korss, sprsgue, Tucker, Wilard-A
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
Another Attempt 20 Steal . Girl.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

A few mornings ago, az young relation OF mine, .
sta Of about fourteen, going school with COM
yanon, large, rough looking endeavored force
tAe into an oyster saloon They looked around in vain
EW policeman or some ono TO help them, but finally
m unaced 70 escape and took to their heels There is
Get e nen who hang around The neighborhood OF our
pub VIC a;hoo In order 70 lead or young girls and the
policv ahould have their eyes upon them. j. PB
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
City Intelligence.

ARE VIZ 10 BE DEPRIVED GAsNaHT9-The Manhattan
Gas Company have notified Street Commissioner Cornell
that next Monday they will 70 supply the city
with gas unless they paid the rate Of $50 for each
lamp II arrangement s arrived al there will
he darkness in places where hitherto there has been
much light.
THE New YoRK YACHT CLuB.-The annual election Of
the New York Yacht Club took place Dclm0nIces
Thursday evening, and resulted n follows:-
Commodore-E. A. Stevens.
Vice CoDsm0dore-W II. McVickar.
Rear Commodore-Alex Major.
Tredsurer-R. s. Hone
Secraary-H Morton.
Aeasurrr-A w. Craven.
Regatta Committee-G. l. Schuyler, W. w. ghippen
and N. p. Hosack.
EUROPE SHOWN UP-H will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column that Rev Frederick q. Clark
d. D., will deliver three lectures Europe for the
benefit OF the Sanitary and Christian Commissions These
lectures will take place in the Twen,ythird street Pros
byterian church on the 9th, 18th and 10th instant
sr Avis CHURCH DRaY Murrs-Thrss thousand
nre hundred dollars win enable this church 70 pay is
ortgaged debt Of twenty i've thousand dollars thus
TO enter upon much greater field Of usefulness among
the adult educated deaf mutes OF country viii
those who willing 70 subscribe towards making up
the three tho sand nine hundred dollars be
address the Rev Thomas Gsaudet, rector No. West
Eighteonth street,
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
The Guerilla Mosby In the Virginia
House or Delegates.

From the Rlthmohd Sehtihe jan OF
Colonel Moeby yesterday Introduced TO the
House Of Delegates where he was cordially received
with the honor and regard due TO his distinguished merit
he Is once moro as ''good as new" except that his
strength is not fully restored; and hts counenanee
wears that quiet energy which tells Of deeds without
proclaim ations The Yankee heroes who lately hunted
him 90 diligently when wounded will, perhaps find him
ON the path before many moons are over We trust
the good Providence that has shielded him from many
imminent dangers viii still guard the life Of this distin-
guishod partisan chicftain.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
News from Havana.
LIBERALIZATION OF MAxINILIAN's FoRII0N NBR
CENARIES.

DENORALIZATI0N OF MAxINILIANs FoREIoN kBR-
CENARIES.
At tho datS Of last advices January 2 the Spanish
steamer Barcelona daily expected from Vera Cruz,
with Mexican news up 70 the 23d or Oath ult
The Prensa states that the French steamer Flode On
her last voyage Vera Cruz had board nix hundred
Belgans destined for the foreign legion Of the Mexican
army. There almost total absence Of discipline
among them whe board, many being under arrest, TO
be tcd upon the arrival Of the vessel for dsrespsct 70
onicera number Of them deserted as Martinique and
santiago de Cuba, where the Floride touched
The people Of Vera Cruz beginning 70 look with
no friendly eyes upon the bands Of foreign soldiers sent
out from Europe TO maintain their Austrian ruler.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

koRiARrY.-0n Friday, February 8, 0poRGE Hnnxs
youngest son Of Maurice l. and Anna J. Moriarty age6
month";
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the resdence Of h
two o'clock
California papers please copy
[For Otter Deaths See Third Pn0e1
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
Psnnsylvsnfas
YRocRxDIN0s IN TIE L1oIsLATURB.


YRocRKDINas IN TEE L1oIsLATURB.
SENATE
HARamBuH0, Feb. 4 1eo6
M Hatx offered joint resolutions rathyng the action
a Congress In passing the amendment 70 the constitution
abolishlng slavery
lengthy discussion took place between nessrs TuR
aRLl CLyxER, HALL and Others relative 70 the right OF
the Senate under the rules to proceed 70 second read
ne The resolutions were however, read second oIne,
but the motion proceed 10 third reading was lost ~
failure 70 two othirds In favor Of suspenson OF
the rue The vote every question raised during the
DISCUSSION strictly party one
HoUsE o. REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. BnowH offered joint resolutions ratfying me
amendments 70 the national constitution abolishing
slavery and moved 10 70 their consideration
Agreed bu. the House y vote Of 90 yeas 70 u nsSs
rules and pass the resolutions to-day.
TIE AMENDMENT lArIvIRD ~ rHs LE0IsLArURE
HARRssURs, Pa, Feb. 8, 1906.
Both branches Of the Legislature to-day adopted bill
rasifying the constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

ANNAPoIN, Feb 2, I66b.
The PRESIDENT presented 70 the Senate c0mmunica-
tion from Hon. Reverdy johnson, enclosing an official
COPY Of the constitutional amendment aboshng slavery
which was read and referred 70 the Committee Federal
Relations
The resolutions passed by the House Of Delegates wero
received and referred TO the same committee
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9, 1885
Tho Senate Of Maryland to-day passed the oonsttu-
tcnal amendment abolishing slavery In concurrence
with the sct.on Of the House previously reported.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

lrss fsvos ss<ms bsurd and degrading fer - 70 b
BE 70 secure psse vhsn Lincoln announces In advance
hat he win hear no proposition except 70 sarender sc
Snovsdss HE [omnoa snA aeosps his terms Of uniou
Rsuniss with The Northern etaass any terms 70 pes
manent and sehjugaeon, end oAn never be 90
ceptsd un Southern born men ana women are prepared
for slaSWy
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

N0RNS, BUNIQNS, BAD NAILS, &C, CURED WITH.
~ out pain by>Dr. RICE, SO Bowery. Evenings at So
Adeph street. Brooklyn. Rce's Annhiator cornss
bunons chilbains &c BY mail " cents
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

PAroled Prisoners Detained At Richmond
mond by the Ice I'm the james River
Iron the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 81
The fag that 70 have carried one
thousand paroed Yankee prisoners Saturday is ss
detained by the Ice In the river, which has put IN en-
barge upon lis navigation. II u not known when the
steamer will 80 down. but probably In "a day or two.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
Rhode Island.
PROCEEDINGS IN TuR LEGIsLATuxE,


PRovspsscE, Feb a 1895.
message vas received from the Houss communicating
the acton Of that body on resolution TO adopt the
amendment TO the constitution OF the United Statca
his Honor, sErH PADyTyoRp, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor moved the passage Of tho resolution and that the
roll be called.
The resolution was pasaed In concurrence by ths FOL
lowing vote
YEAs-Messs Psdelford, Armng,on, Ball, Barbss.
Chacs Church Cook, Cor Farbrothcr, Fisk, Greene
Lawtcn Msthcwson, Money, Pcckham, Pendletos, sss-
bury, Shove, Sseerc, Stevens, TIN, whiiman--2s.
AAYs-hessrs Durfce, Ellis, Sweet wads-A
uousn OF REPRrsENrArmrs
Mr. SbgrTELn oifercd resolution to rafy and confirm
the proposed aIncndn Mt TO the constitution abIshlng
slavery The House called ON the question Of pass
ing the resoution and u was adoptsd-ayes 81; noes T.
A. .sl,ows--
Ar~-kr Speaker Farnum, ncssrs Angel, Anthony
Arnold, Austin, Babcuck, Binnpy, Il 1. blake Durfee
Biodgeu, Brown Brpwnell. Bardck, Butler, Carpenter
Cbampn, Clark of Cumberland Clarke of Pro, idence
Clark OF Hopknton, psvereix Dickens Dodge Browne
Fske trancsy eaa@ell Gilmore Hail. Harris Of loysn
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
The Rebel Army or Tennessee.

The Rebel Army OF Tonnessee.
pwAuRE0ARD TO ASSUME COMMAND IN PERSON.
From The Rchnead Sentinel, Jan. 81
wehavs direct advices says the Lynehburg Rpv hedn
N the 27th inst from che Army Of Tennessee tho 18TH
instant through private letter received In that city
General Beauregard would assume the command In per-
SON. and the army, stated, was about 70 move, bus IN
which direction was not known.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

rsse stateA
Such l. tha state Of snai And without q a relying
upon thesa eousp cesAoAs promising any e ctua
support incur sTsoste In imposuihAe thai
thsy give pronissf other Powers bsing drawn INTO the
srsgis upon shh cesilnsni 4 eay soss On for but
sf thN eondsracy; Louis Napoleon b calculating IL
shiity to<masiaip ne independence Ieass 70 keep
nexicl a empire u hrmly established Il cannot fail 70
occurto q shrewd mind thai where's Seward specu-
latzg ON dubious contingencies no make his caca-
lai lun O certainty
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

GENERAL EXCHANGE HOPED FoR.
FFrom the Richmond Sentinel, Jan. 81
will be seen by the news from the United States that
General Grant has the entire control or the exchange OF
prisonera General Grants liberal conduct In regard 70
the supply Of clothing TO the prisoners Of both nations
leads hope that he viii make Tor the
speedy release OF the prisoners on both sidss
States Congress- really feel any interest in their prisoners
IN our haeds instead Of urging retaliation they should
insist uppb An instant exchange.
The New York herald., 1865-02-04

Mr. Gewsrd is now repeating Of hB old ard well
Naen Mr. Dayton, inducernAnt 70 the French EN-
psor 70 defer recognition OF the coOederacy
empire 'oS OF 10 scpS % % aSS 70
oASs ministers from w. Mr. Seward q the moment
the House Of Representatives In Congress 70 pass
. unanimous resolution that monasohy, Imposed by
Euro power, should be tolerated ths continent
BY ths mali which carried this resolution 20 Europe
Minister that this resolution OF the Rsnss Of Rep
resents6 yes meant nething whatevsT, inasmuch
De-. Wis a foreign .s that .ss ss' r.sdsns hS' .aS
Senate y whom that department OF puliAc a1srs be-
onged had nothing u do with the resoluton In short,
q at the resolution piocs OF pure bunoombes and
bravado such the Yankee nation loved and the only
consequence OF that aser indulgDg nlat thssaid
time; but the Emperor who knows Yankees understood
very we'll 60 encouraged BY the apparent success Of
make appropriations for the consular and diplomatic
service coming up appears there was an appropriation
for minister q. the court Of the Emperor Maxinian
The insertion Of that clause In bill prepared in gov
ernment ooe Intended 10 demonstrate tho good faith
0 Dlinccln and ssward, and TO show that they
TO the two Emperers. But bshold The House
strikes out that appropriation; the House will
bear Of % nothing su, as republic % shsrs whs. can poor
Mr. Seward do, II the House will thwat him In this sort
OF wayf Can 20 send minister 70 he1ico without
money to Day his cxpcnses7 or course the Emperor
lgcod easy mani expected 70 believe that Seward did
not contrye his vote any more than .he vote on the
rcsont and that ne feels much distressed ~ this ob
sta 10 to has funliipg his promise made Through Mr.
Dayton
Now the prom,ss made by Dayton was mot trs4y, the
violations Of which would be a Leh Neither IL the
delay, omission, refusal the part pf the
United ststes 70 recognize the Mexican government
In it's II of with ths Emperor Maxi
milan still le~ with tbe Emperor Louis Ma
poIeon. stll II must be very evident TO both
those potenates what In the meaning n those subter
furcs and artificial difficulties, They know perfectly
that although the House OF Representatives has tschn
csly, no bus with foreign relations YET substan
Nsy, tn Yankee mob has been accustomed to govern
The country, and that Mr Seward only using the
popular branch Of the legislature tho popular
paseons, and anord him some apology for deierring
al friendly relations With Mexico until The United States
lhavinT conquered the South shall fe itself position
~ order on both Macmillan and bis empire rom The
West rn ointment The conquest OF the South IL Sne
condition precedent Louis Napoleon Is well aware that
the continued resistance OF tbe South athe ony crcun.
stane which delays between himself he United
Sta The question Tor him. tber fore, Is whether he
will dght that great Ameril an Power with the cou ed
eracy for hts ally or will choose " light without any
ally al all AZ for England her policy ana intentions are
eIy dubious; she will keep trouble n she can;
and even sevd sLe JOIN France, her ID IN an Asr!can
The New York herald., 1865-02-04
FRS. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK.
LORD OAkBuRN's DAUGHrERSl
LORD 0AKHlfRNia DAf1aHTEuHi
DUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

THE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW,
TIE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW,
THE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW,
by MRS. PERCY b. SHELLEY,
Wife Of Shelley author OF "FrankensenQ a
Ac, &C.