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The New York herald., 1866-09-25
wEsTCHEsTER INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME coUar CRcUT-0yEa AND TEgMsER AND
SPECIAL SESSIONS OF WEsrcHEsrER COUNTY, AT WmrE
PLASsfhe court opened with its usual promptitude,
Judges Joseph +. Barnard and William II. Robertson;
Justces OF sessions Thomas Jay Byrne and William
Miller The Grand Jury empaneIled In very few
X. Sherwood Caleb \. Underh, Bernard Waters, Alsop
H. Lockwood, Charles Walght, Joseph Taylor, VIM j.
H. Howe, Milton Robertson William Lockwood, William
Mead George schmidt Leander Horton, Fowler Frost,
s Edon, ID. Knapp stephen L. Hart, George
Wilson, Benjamin }. Amber, Joseph Horrdge.
After the Grand Jury Judge
Barnard charged them as 10 their duties In his usual for
chile manner wishing to impress their minds the fact
OF their being the conservaors OF the peace and that
on them and their actions depended IN great measure
the peace and well being OF the morals of the county.
He referred 20 the fact that there eight
persons under arrest for the crmo OF murder as well
as many OF the other higher grades OF crime and that
they must let their deliberations be free from fear favor
reward or hope of reward that they must discharge
their duties faithfully and truly let the consequences fall
where they might The petit jury were then called,
and several, having sufficient excuse, were sworn and
excused by the Court The petit jury were then sworn.
Several motions were then made To the Court There
are seven parties under for MURDER attempt to
tent To KILL onc grand larceny seven attempt AT grand
larceny, one; elnnious assault Sheriff. one aiding in
escaping from prison, one; breaking jail one perjury
two; assault and battery and larceny, embezzle
ment, one; burglary one assault and battery, eight;
felonous assault, two; mayhem, one; malicious mis-
chief, one; petit larceny one; assault olcer
county and which Will probably take up the attention
OF tho Grand Jury for the most of the week.
ABirfMEsr OF CHOLERA / MoRREANIA.-owing to the
fast that Mr. Christie, chief of tho dsnsecting corps of
the Metropolitan Board of Health with his assistants.
aud Assistant Sanitary Inspector DR.. x. Freeman or
that district of Westchester county lying Harlem
bridge having thoroughly famgated and d-iuec ed all
houses and places in East Iorrsana Melrose and Mott
Haven where cholera has xs,ed this season. the cholera
has again disappeared, We hope no more to appear in
this dis
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the LAST or THE cUELpHs.
An English Hint "a the kinx OF Prussia on his
sentence or ObiifcrHfion.

tFrum tho London Times, sept T.
II V impossible for fallen royalty 20 plead In tone Of
greater humility than that assumed ~ the messengers
OF King tecrss Of Hanover Tho three gentlemen con.
sttung the deputaon from the conquered State 10
exactly tell from whom they have received thef mis-.
SON though lhey refer addresses In support OF helr
Views bcarr- upwards cf syty.four thousand sigua.
turcs and dcnounce utterly insignificant aud unau.
thcrircd whatever counter petitions In favor Of anncxa
ton reached the foot OF the Prnssan throne
AZ 20 much was 20 be done, II Is, we think,
60 be regretted that the Kns o. Prussia and his Minister
should e, Of hei rhs,s ~ o'sd9icc 10 forsign
press hnrs fco -eash ond tp maasurcs aud that the
nfgunsu,s which initiated against the separate exist-
ence of Hanover should not equally apply to all the
other States of the Northern Confederation, and espc
concluded between Prussia and all tho former
allies o. Austria has not yet been granted 10
tho little Kingdom Of the Eihc, apparently be-
cause King John of ~sxony shrinks from resio-
ration which would degade him to the rank Of a
mere vassa or perhaps because he understands that hs
subjects do feel disposed 10 acrulescc in arrange
men, which would make them the of two
was with the utmost reluctance tha, Count Bismarck
submitted 10 the necessity which dictated the clause n
~ AuStas rost siihfui ally IN the preiminsres
of Nkolshuig. But savony, Austria and ffnnce
arc not likely ~ have more than their bond from
the Prussian statesman Prussia orgnged 10 ~
sGtcctcf the kiufdom 20 the rule she had laid down
Tor al the members Of the Northern Confederation.
Even 70 those terms she ouly bound BY strict
letter. and reserved The power TO pn upon them the
hfoaaosi Interpretation she could conttitc she Tro
iesses even 10 have contracted obligation whatever
% any member of tho ROYAL house. 4 Il sisnr tAnf
Sdrong mew pd ap eatA fhaf pson fr 'ciicA Hsrorsr
tas b ~ ssrpsafg aad rriny sappl,ca,srg and IN
Prussia plead We Eecessiv of seldesnca - hsr deal
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that all Daimos, persons in the empo NJ D,u,ios
are rse 70 v ~ All I ,ha onsn norris Of a foreign coun
there with foreigner, as they please ehou the inter
submit the existing police regu Atoms and TO ihe nav
mept of the established duties. -
TO- All japanese subjects nay ship goods 70 or from
any open port in Japan, N and rom tc naTs Of anv
foreign Power either in esses owned by japancse or
IN the Vessels vi any Astion having treaty with
Japan. rul.ncrn.o'e'. On being provided with pass
ports rerop' nr1ugn ,n1 proper department of the
governmeu'l IN WA manner specified in the proc
lsmalon Of We Japanese government, dated
.he "a oay on s'ay 1885, all Japanese subjects may
uasei 4nny Jre country for purposes OF study or
trade They may also accept employment in any capa-
city OH board tho vessels Of any nation having treaty
WITH Japan Japanese In the employ OF foreigners may
ocwin govxement passports to abroad on application
to the Governor OF any open port.
IL. The government of Japan will provide all the poas
open tofocegn trade with such lights buoys beacons
I've necessary 10 render the navigation OF
The approaches to the said ports.
Il The penpotentiaries being of opinion that 1t is
necessary that this Convention should he submitted 10
their respective governments for ratification before
comes into operation it will take effect and from the
1st day Of July, 1865
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NIIsCELLANEOU =.
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PIXIES NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE ASSOCIATION.

card Published by SAMUEL ~ Pike OF Cine matt de-.
mants brief reply from the members who comprise the
In The enterprise, and yet admits that the
bound to advance hla $50 oJl owars building his oper,
st insalmeB of $20D not paid. Nov the article OF
agreement reads rs ioilows:--
The mode Of raising the amount TO be through series
musical to be given in yarou cities through
out the country and through large gift dsibut.on &c.,
and for tickets OF admission
Now there have been musical entertainments given
and the enterprise merely the threshold wie
Pike abruptly Withdrew hercfr0p. need hardly be stated
that the S25 900 had not bocn resolved by the
Again. Mr.. Pike that the Association him
liberal offers of profit II he would Identity nself with
scheme or allow his To be use in eonneaou there
Now what says the bond -" and the sall y y. Pike
agrees 10 give the weight Of his influence favor
subaerpioa:r and another clause distinctly spec
cop1y oTgarzed unisr tnc title oi "Pikcs New York
Opera House Asssocation.n
The withdrawal OF nr. Pike hss OF prevented thn
ORIGINAL scheme being carried into effect at the
that has inflicted pecuuary loss upon the
bcrs Of the Assocaon who have extensively advertised
enterprise and made large purchases OF valuable paintings
and engravirgs FOR distribution rares have pnr-
sed the Pike certificates will vdtheir money refunded
receive equivalent ia the New Art Enterprise which
Association has anguratet in order 20 dis Of the
The tickets have been placed low lgrc OF
lars Each purchaser viii at receive of tue follow
Ing Enyra,ngs which cannot be obtained ut retail for less
washngions First Int Wife the orig
nal painting ~ khuinger; size 2ixs2.
original painting engraved hy Duihie: same ,isc -
signing OF the conpact Ia the Cabin OF the MayHowcr.
from TIE original painting n the possession OF Major Gene
equal chance In the distributon ~ the
MAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs.
jSG6 The number Of tickets limited TO Forty thousand,
aud the books will be closed the 10Th of Noy.mbar.
ART GALLERY. No. 81 BROADWAY, Ny
Leters applications aud communications should be ad-
dressed to the New York Art Association -
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AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.
Wendell Phillips Declines To Run for Com
gre-s-Dcath Of an Old Merchans, SC.

Wendell Phillips Declines Ia Run for Com
Gre-s-Death of Old Mcrchnns, SC.
BosroS, sept ~, 1860.
the HERALD tha, Wendell Phillips would decline the
nomination for Congress have already been fulfilled
In his letter declining the nomination no says" Hav.
ing labored thirty years In behalf Of the labor OF on
half the nation nothing would give prouder sstisfac
,ion than 20 stand In Congress the representative, in
special sense, In the cause Of labor throughout the
nation Although, thcrcfore, have hitherto promptly
declined all offers Of political trust, st sincerely dcsr
meet your wishes IL possible. have tboughully
reconsidered the whole subject, bnt come 10
the conclusion. as heretofore, that l aannot
accept the honor you offer me. feel that In
accepting ofncc should, Hradoxical as Il may
should gain power I do not wish place Of rcsponsi.
blty without all the power which should accompany H.
II seems 20 that eau, In present circumstances,
serve better out OF Congress fhnn IN h Let
congratulate you on this anspIcous opening OF onr
political movement You have shown that " true 10
the flag you decide on which head Congressional
honors shall rest III thus true, movements,
under The iu sunshine Of public discussion, win
ripen o. complete suecessn
Edward Cruff, one q the Oldest merchants OF this
CITY, well known and highly respected died AZ bis rest
dencc Temple place yesterday morning, at the age OF
nearly ninety ycprs.
rlcrtcuani Isssc w. Fclger has been appsin,ed Col.
lector Of Customs Of Nantucket In place of Ad Macy
removed Lieutenant Foiger belongcd TO the ffy-
eighth Massachusetts regiment. aud lost leg ~ tie
battle OF Coal Harhor June 81 1894
Yesterday morning, between two and thrc" ocoeN,
the house. stable and dry goods establishment of ~
tr4age IuelL VI Wovmouih Landing were destroyed BY
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+ R A N c E.
VI. Michel Chevalier ON the Progress Of the
Empire Under Napoleon.


Empire Under Napoleon.
From Gagnani's Messenger, Sept. 81
Al banquet given by the Council General Of rHtrault
.The Emperor" and took occasion to expound new
view OF Napoeonic policv:You salute in Napoleon Ill
he said less the heir OF III" most popular Of the
new policy, which he caused from the womb
our glorious revolution in 1882 and il is the merit Of
the Emperor TO have been able to effect this Iaborous
delivery. That policy consists In the employment Of
the vital forces Of tho State and Of society in the moral
intellectual and material advancement OF all classes and
specially oi those who had been dsnhered by the bene
nis Of civilization.
Algerian Arabs asonishment at being told by traveller
that the French only made one tribe" and declares
that the new policy will make the word exactly
true-Fiance becoming more and n single tribe
one by legislation, by sentiment by laws, by edlcation
by the advantages attributed to each in proportion to
their merits He said:-The equality OF Frenchmen
began from the day when the ancient regime was over.
thrown and all were made admissible 10 public functions
Equality now In common opinion has a much more ex-
tended sense Equality means the benefit OF instruction
enjoyed BY all the diffusion OF intelligence 10 the profit
OF all the great facilities given 10 labor by ways Of
municsion, and by the organization Of Industrial,
mercia aud farming credit progress pursued in The In
tcrest Of all in science, in general and individual mo.
raii'y In collective and individual wealth; such Is the
equality which the generation or te-day love, and which
they more aud more desire.
Chcvalier went speak o. as the characteristic
OF modern policy, the recognition or the rights OF labor
which b. a sort Of benohcent and tutelary genius SUN.
moning intelligence and giving precious assistance 10
,..,.' senflinentsThe modern policy, hc continued
eli, A,irsyll y,r,,. assists ", and makes 10 mar
,icpaie s in every every distinction, accOrds II always
increasing liberties, makes nA" - 70 me.
lamorllose the surface OF the earth. and give
TO the human spirit pedestal the moral ADVANCE.
ment Of men o,.e Let us honor gentlemen, In Nsp5
ieou III that Few policy which he has propagaed, for
icd and Contributed more than any other person 10
ci'matSe o,moa the entire surface ~ fie Eurpeaa
continent The successive governments since TIE Tio
Of 'sora,nf' between 1898 and the year VIII have
with various chances and degrees OF intelligence and
dality prepared his dlcuit WORK: but It Is Napoleon
Who has put the policy on his buckler. The sys
Of government and adm nisra,on which he has
,ablislied places French policy maah,e tgs,s, and
regulates u deniiyely la tho OF thc.prrcipcs
fse Tho work is not vet complete. but
viii he completed gradually surely, ,cthow reLsncs
dgrina any with respect Tor the rights Of al,
place ourselves under the banner of liberty for what
liberty teaches and exacis OF men not TO be vain
shadow, y that they respect their reciprocal rights.
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IT,. fEMIAMs.
Discovery Of the Revolutionary Arsenal In
Liverpool.

Discovery OF the Revolutionary Arsenal In
Liverpool.
From the Manchester Guardian, September 81
For some time past the attention OF the Liverpool
police has been directed to house. No. "a Salisbury
street. and watch having been placed IT, informa-
ton was obtained by degrees that had been used as
the leader Of whom the head centre arrested about
month ago in Birkenhead. 1t was ascertained that
immediately after this mans arrest the remainder OF
the consplrators got away TO America
A communication, received within the last few days
from ub induced the police authorities in Liverpool
TO search the house. They did SO; and, Is stated
they discovered quantity OF liquids In bottles
siderable amount Oh revover % car.oges ana three
portion Of 1t being accidentally spilled upon the fiooT,
ignited. fhe officers poured small quantity down a
sewer and this also enited The remaining bottles the
cartridges and the muskets removed police
station in Dale street. An officer then sent with
OF the bottles analytical chemist and on the way
he spilled small quantity Of the liquid upon his clothes
Tho clothes igned Immediately. and the officer very
seriously injured about the arm, arms an, and h breast
street was kept by Mrs. Blackmore, native
Of Dublin, and widow Two Irish officers, assisted
house ON Tuesday, and found in the top room
three tubs containing between fifty and sixty
pint TO three ills Of explosive liquid. The CARTRIDGES
and revolvers also found this when ques
Farrell, Mullcade and Cox came to lodge at her
house. Tho hrst two were joiner and carpenter; Cox
was briekayer They We're tshe said, all members
after, Farrell introduced named Brooks, who re-
mained at the house for day two, and was repre-
sented a dealer in hardware. from Sheffield Daring
his stay porter brought hampers different times
containing what said TO be hardware These were
carried to the top room locked up, and the key
by Brooks Farrell the andlady states left for America
last Tuesday Brooks has disappeared but she does
know where to. Cox enlisted some time ago Before
Brooks disappeared, he frequently visited the house,
always went to inspect the goods deposited in the top
room Mullcada is supposed to be still somewhere in
town.
The arrest of Baines, the head cenre who was fire.
quently at the house in Salisbury street. ap
pears TO have disturbed the conspirato Since june an
American gentleman, named Leonard has been living in
the house, but he left before the police began their
search on Thursday, and has not been seen SINCE
In the room occupied by Leonard and Mucada Mrs.
Blackmore found black leather belt OF military make
marked with the letters U. >. in brass This has
handed 10 the police.
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MEXICO.
The Empress Charlotte Hints At Ma Niaiiian's
Return 10 Niransar.

From Gaignani's Messenger, Sept. 81
The Empress of Mexico lately received at tho Chotean
OF nlramar, the President and Vice President OF the
Chamber Of Commerce of Trieste and, replying 10 n
short address OF that fnnctonary said that 81 the
gapero, hurimidn should maxi merit year Journey 70
Europe, be would not fail 10 visit that port
Her Majesty also expressed her rerre; that the
mcfcial rotations between Austria and Mexico had not
assumed all tho extension of which they ep.
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ROBERT REID, THE ALLEGED MURDERER

From the Lonhon Post, Sept. IL
In December, 1862, tinker named Robert Reid,
siding in court in Thurloe street, Liverpool quarreed
with his wife, and killed her by slabb ng her twice with
a knife Though q reward OF f100 offered for his
apprehension, no managed to escape to the United
prison at Brooklyn, near New York. 4 Liverpool
inspector named Marsden sent to New York, and
yesterday morning he arrived al Liverpool with Reid in
the tity of London.
Reid, who looked very ILL., and in the last stage OF
sumption was yesterday charged with the murder OF
his wife, BEFORE Mr. Raies slipcndiary magistrate and
on the demand Of his attorney Mr. Cobb, remanded for
seven days
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A HOSPITAL FOR THE SPECIAL TREATMENT OF
IN Consumption and all Diseases OF the Chest
'esabshcd by DIR. O'TUOLE, cf this city,

The secret Of DR. o'TooLE's in curing Consump
ton lies in The fact that his medicines
phlesm matter from the lungs and heal those parts which
nave suffered from liberation uberccs. iy this
the cough pains 10 the chest tickling the throat aud other
symptoms OF Consumption are removed. aud tho sufferer
soon egsins his original strength anu vinr Patients wish
inc medicines forwarded by should they
acough: II IL I've dry cough do they raise plcgn; IL
there be pain In the ehest what the
ccupaon Of The suserer DC App s-ton personally
letter T. Dr. OTCOLE's CONSUMPTION Hospital, 2O2 East
Sixteenth street. New York
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SANTA ANNA'S LITIGATION.
A Referee Appointed in the Montgomery :

Referee Appointed in the Montgomery suit.
SUPREME COURT cnAnBERs.
Before Judge Barnard.
SEPT. 24.-Mcntgofaerg ps Gsneral Santa Anna.-rhis
suit, in which volumnous and conflicting aidayts have
been handed into the court has been placed in he hands
oil Mr. James ii. Coleman re,eree There is such
large number or afdsvs and other papers to
arrived at.
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assd for good wholesome food which by these ediaes
win be dgesed properly. and good healy blood male;
DrAkg FILLS eieanse t,c stomach q ~ billou.
connection, the aprcit. & restored
schencs Palaonie Syrp l. nuiTieous a. well As nedi
expelled from he sen, and soc whoesons boed made
msd"nss acsdng 10 directions uon nmntion serv Tre.
~ liy n u lss ie Yields readily % lh~ action Take
not follow at beca usc The towcs not se they
The stomach mu. kep. healthy, and az SpJts eraisi
10 allow the Pumonlc Syrup to act he pofs organs
10 pcrforn prnsnent clre - % presea taxing enii.
hssrs.s spoq, se oon ~ nSeh e. g go ~, a. tae
pel.e cr.,ss bat - pas.ena. and aasileis sell .,
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re.pronei-r Toe c,ss 81 fsi supply nsacines
baud >; FL ass a ,ae peses, 20 90 ms m anosic &C.
M-nirase rli-i 25e per eos
CoRSs. BUxIoss, cLuB AsD INVERTED NAILS.
y disssscd joints. &c cured ei,oan, pain by Dr RICE
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- and other states without publicity or fee TIL divorce
N. HowEs, Attorney ani Counsellor, 7s Nassau street
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viii sIsT. win le Cor sale u nnd aeou, The rsrt.
c,c,tuprRas GERMAN OINTMENT WARRANTED
= car,an carc without thc siish,e.t danser or pes
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fire. The new Baptist church adjoining was saved,
although severely scorched The fire Is believed TO be
the work OF an incendary.
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ings with Hanover, II is a marvel that any ~.,,,,o
snould deter her from the far sonsiueIa,o m
OF Sax0ny. sssdry annexation
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English Feeling on the Extinction Of
the Guelph Dynasty.
The Fenian Arsenals Seized in
Liverpool.
Foreign Commerce with Japan and
Native Cotton in India.
DC. DC. Gc
NO NEWS BY THE CABLE.

nc Newfoundland telegraph lines being down east Of
-Aspy Bay We received dispatches by the Atlantic
Sable yesterday.
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her present condition. Unfortunately, there is always
that ''iiv in the way
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z u R O Pc.
Oar vienna and Venice Cor
respOndence.
The Financial Difficulties and
New Loans Of Austria.
Venetia Preparing for q Change
of Rulers.
~>~I>-.,--,.,>~o~->o~~~>~
The EMpress Carlotta Announces
Coming :. Visit,' from Max
iHmiliaM to Miramar.
M. Michel Chevalier on Napoleon's
Mission and Work.
-.~-~@>s----~~~-~~~--~~
English Feeling On the Extinction Of
the Guelph Dynasty.
The Eenian Arsenals Seized in
Liverpool.
Foreign Commerce with Japan and
Native Cotton in India.
&C. DC. nc.
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GREAT ART ASSOCIATION.
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GREAT ART ASSOCIATION,
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REsERvIS0. RESTORING


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Ladies' via lind no, only certain remedy 70 Restore
Darken and Beanfy the Hair. but also desirable article
for the Toilet highly perfumed with rich and de
cate perfume independent Of the fragrant odor OF the oils
Of palm aud mace
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f1N1 . -'1s'' fO'''h u H1'eN IiUUsE AbhUUIAUUNs
being anxious 10 bring their business speedy
factory conclusion, offer the following unexamped duce
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his Company, originally organized AZ