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New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
GENEEA NEW

Ia the Supreme Court yesterday, order of arrest was
granted by Judge Ccrke, against Messrs Bursenbnder
Mills. Prentice q Devoe for having shipped nitro.
glycerne by Wells, Fargo Co. without marking the
same accordngto law. They were admitted TO bal in
100000
Mr.. Silyannus Packard merchant Of Boston, who has
distinguished himself more than by pncely lbor
alty to the Unversast denomination of Christians died
Monday al the age Of - years.
Certain capitalists propose erecting on Bergen Flats,
near jersey City several slsugheraOuscs after the abat-
toir plan Of Paris and the buildings will be ready FOR
occupancy by Jay H.
special election in the Hamblin District Massachu-
setts on Thursday last resulted in the choice of COL H.
H. Leayitt of CharemOn Union, 10 the State Senate, 10
ill u vacancy.
In the case of Roger Lamb, who has once been con-
ycted of MURDER the Court of Appeals has dccreed that
trial shall take place. The case will come before
Judge Russell next term
There have been very violent changes in the wcathor
within IS hours The telegraph reports heavy storms and
all sorts of meteorological phenomena nohhwaId OF u.s.
On Monday, at 10 O'Clock a. M, there were IN tho
Cholera Hospital at Quarantine 81 cases OF that disorder
Gold closed yesterday 1866 9IoGs. Government stocks
Money call Ia growing In abundance at still
lower Sterling bills quoted 1875 for leading names
at 90 days.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Portsmouth EIection-The Negro Riob-Navai
AGair.-ship News.

FoRIRrss MONROE. Monday. April %. ls66.
he former election in Portsmouth for municipal officers
having contested by the Radical party new election
took place last Saturday. ON the former occasion, 1t Is
asserted, the Commissioners, portion OF them de-
serted their posts before the legal hours of the election had
expired. Tie Citizens ticket" as it s called approving
the Presidents policy, elected by large majority
public meeting to prepare statement of the recent
occurrences attending the negro procession talked OF at
Norfolk.
The United States s00pof-war Macedonian which has
been undergoing repairs at the NayyYard came out Of the
dry-dock last Saturday.
The fgatc Savannah arrived saturday in tow of the
Ascuncy She has proceeded 10 the NavyY ard 10 be
fitted as d cruising vessel for mdshipmen at the Naval
Academy.
The L. 3. double-ender Connemaugh proceeds TO Nor
folk tomorrow to be rettted. She leaves May for
Northern station.
The weather has been heavy to-day, the wind blowing
hard. The following vessels were spoken at the Capes
yesterday bound to Baltimore: big W. A. Rogers Rodo
nnda, w. l.; schooner Willie, Porto Rico.
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matte conflict is at present greater than ever but the
excitement of all classes Of the people s evidently on
the increase, and new unforeseen complications may
at any moment present themselves.
The relation Of the Foreign Powers TO the quarrel
remains underlined. Tho Austrian papers still main
tain the existence Of formal treaty between ltayand
Prussia, and accounts from Italy state that she has
entered into new negotiations with Austria about the
cesSon Of yeneta. A dispatch from France to her
diplomatic agents in Germany, announces desire to
observe the strctcst neutrality as long as the inter-
ess Of France are not involved The letters from the
Emperor Of Russia to the Sovereigns OF Prussia and
Austria are reported to favor the former and to call
on the latter to disarm But of these reports many,
Of course lack confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
THE CASE SUMMED up.

The Detroit Post thus "cOdiGes" the reasons for
true. complete, benefcent demonstrations
you want loyal States must not exclude the
oya element from the exercise 0 political power or IN 0her
words you must permit every loyal man. Black as well as
White. TO vote. 80
IL you want 70 the freedman in his freedom you
must give him tho political power wherewh to protect him.
self
II YOU want 10 promote tho development Of Free Labor in
the South you enable every 10 enforce his rights as
free by political action as all other rights are pro-
,ected and enforced. 80
II you want to place the National Debt above all danger
must not permit who to that National Debt their
freedom aud all they cherish in their condition. to be ex
cnded from the Right Of Suffrage while those who owe 70 the
National Debt nothing but their defeat are armed with the
ballot .
II you want TO encourage loyalty and confidence in the s
ce the you must not sell out your friends or
the purpose OF pleasing your enemies.
Iyon introduce harmony In the political fabric OF
the Union you make this nation Of citizens equal before
tho Law and tolerate the existence OF numerous class
without political rights aud depending for their eiV rights
upon class legislation. -
IL YOU want prevent The Of sectional strife you
must do away with sectional dyergences by placing tho po
tca organism OF all the States South well as North upon
the same basis Of true democratic principle.
Did Euclid ever propose problem more import
ant or solve one more concusiyely'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Naval Inseiiigrore.
THg STEAMER AUGUSTA.

The United States steamer Augusta, which arrived
At this port on Monday last will probably sail for her destins
ton sstport Me- Friday. The Augusta came to Now
York for tie purpose her complement OF there
not Deing a sufficient number OF recruits at the washington
Yord TO man her The number OF men desied or ner
on board the receiving ship Vermont 90 who w De sent
on board day bat she will require more than that nunbr
before she can proceed TO The Augusta Is hne siae
wheel steamer 0f $40 burden and carries battery OF
eight smooth boadsde and two heavy Parrot gu1s
She was bu for New York and savannah Ie Oh steam
ships in s6 but the breaking out tho Rebellion was pnr
chased by the Government at cost OF so0 she performed
valuable service during the having participated In
majority Of the engagements in the South Atlantic from 1871
10 EOS From tie latter part Of 1863 until the close OF tthc Rebel
lion the Augusta employed special service and oros
ng in search Since the close OF the war she has
been thoroughly oyehauled and reted at the Portsmouth,
aud Washington Navy Yards and Is now IN rsrate oon-
diton The Augusta 10 very swit vessel nav
captured during the seven valued az
over 90 among which tho magnificent steamer
Princess valued with her at si00O The Mia-
onomah the dry dock at the Navy Yard will probably
be conveyed Easpo by the Augusta The following
correct is Of the officers present attached to the Augusta
Commander AeIan. Murray, Lieutenant Commander aud
Executive Oacer Jas. ~ Prchet; Lieutenant jas d. Ora
ham: Acting Volunteer Lieut. Jas r. Wheeleri Acting
Masters NJ W McIntee and r. W. Washburnei Ensign d.
IL Deano. Mates. David Fader Chas. +. VSeel. A. H.
Lewis and Henry Churchl Passed Asst Surgeon H. D Pt
kin; Piymaser Justin y Post; Boatswain Geo o. Smlth
Engineers Acting Second Assistants. John T. Hard Geo
e Castel and Thos. V. Mcintosh; Acting lhrd Assistant
Chas III. Pennington.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
NE IL ASK 4.

State Convention of the Unoni,ts of Nebraska
was held at PlattsmOuth on the 18th inst, wherein
most of the Counties were represented That Conyen-
ton resolved to support the movement for State
organization and nominated the following state ticket
C,nsre.-T NJ MAroUErIE. Of Ca. Co.
(iopenor-DAyID BUTLER of Pavnee - ,
Secreiary of Sale-THoMA3 i. KENNAnD. OF Waslngton
Tyeasnrer-AUGusTrs KoONIZF, OF Douglas.
AHdlOr-JoHN GnLEsfiE of Nemaha.
Chisf.Jrsiios-O. i. MAsos of fOt0e.
Asocia, JEsficesI CRoUsE of fRchardson, GEO. u LAKE
Of Douglas.
The following resolve was unanimously adopted
R,ored That the party which has amphaoy sustained
and yndced the Government Of the United States and
red safely through four years Of sangunay war waged by
e enemies OF civil and religious liberty owes II TO ITSELF TO
M cherished principles and to humanity to secure liberty and
equality before tue law, 10 all men.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
NIusicnI.
GERMAN opERA--AcADBMY OF MUSIC.


Tonight Beethoyens Opera, Fidelio, will be per-
formed by the German Opera Company with an excellent
cast and very large chorus and orchestra Fdeo is OF
the few operas which stands among the thousand and
steal dramatic works giant among the pigmes and Tri
ton among minnows In its scope and design 1t the
greatest work eIa Ii takes in the whole scope Of the
sions treating them with depth earnestness subimity
which we do find in any other operate writing with the
execution Of certain individual greatnesses in Mozart
Those who have heard Fdeio should so tonight.
10 the Academy Of Music and listen revelation OF dramatic
music 10 ito grandes and human FORM The roles Of
eoDora and Foresan have been equaed In intensity
Of pahos and earnnes Of passionate expression The con-
cered music and choruses models In form and dramatic
power The possesses all the wonderful va
rety power and grandeur which distinguished Beethoven the
great master Of the orchestra
The German Company execute this opera with great effect
one Of tho best works in their repertoire and as no other
company can perform it, readers will have no other op
portupity Of listening to Its wonderful beautes-that
musical work which displays complete mastery over the feel
ngs Of the human soul Tonight will be its only performance
as the season closes this week.
wEuLI's MATINEE TO-DAY.
Ths isxsUsp Vi tas great piapist. WeR taxes place
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

The most remarkable fact Of the age is the report
from our Committee Of Ways and Means. barely a
year after the close of the most costly desperate War
known to History, Of bill reducing the rates of
Internal Taxation al average Of fully one-ffth and
so that their actual pressure the National resources
will not be three-fourhs so heavy as i, is to-day
And that reduction is amply justified by the condition
of the Treasury. We regard the general modification
proposed by that Committee Of our Internal Revenue
system remarkably judicous. 1t may possibly be
improved; but only to very limited extent. We
trust the bill may pass, and that right speedily.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.
EOREIGN NEWS.

The steamship America, from Southampton April II,
arrived here yesterday, brngns three days later ncws
No change OF Importance has yet taken place in the
relations between Austria and Prussia. The Prussian
reply to the Austrian protest again charges Austria
WITH the concentration of troops on the Prussian
frontier in hostile intention, bu, repeats its intention not
violate the peace. Ii is reported that Austria IN hcr
reply 10 this note repeats her demand of the demobzs
ton Of the Prussian army, and in of refusal, will
call on the Federal Dict ia interfere. The Prussan Com
mission the Federal Diet has brought forward pgopo
sition for the assembling of German Parliament
The Conference the Danubian Princpaies has boon
adOurne' account Of the great difference of opinion
among the PlenipotenarieS.
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and to sov,ral other Ministers just 50 much thrown

and TO sev,ral other Ministers just 30 much thrown
away The United States have no common sympa-
thies nor common interests with Austria; we have no
contiguous territories; and we mayyey properly save
the money We now pay to keep Minister near her
Court So wo trust Mr.. Motley will, for some cause
be withdrawn and not replaced but we are nowse
Inclined to drift into war with Austria, or with any
other European Powcr.o behalf of any other county
than our own, nor of any such sample Of republican
institution, a. has been exhibited by Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
From sau Framrisc0-5Iiniug stocks-The New
wesImiuster md Victoria Telegraph.

SAY FRANCISCO April %. leo.
TIE steamer Continental, Captain Winsor from New
York, arrived to-day. .
Mining Stocks are unsteady. Ophr, Si2; Imperial
slts Savage, si,i25 Belcher s3,j Yellow Jacket,
900; Choar, $s6.
The telegraph cable between New Westminster ana
Victoria has been completed and gives uninterrupted teles
graphic communication with the latter pace by the Gait
forna State Companys line.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

There is report that Mr.. Motley, our Minister at
Vienna has been instructed to demand his passports
and come home, in case Austria should persist in al
lowing recruits for MaximilianS armies to be obtained
in the Austrian Empire.
We fevently trust that this may prove true. We
have not the aintest wish that our country should 60
to war with any other in behalf Of the Monroe doo-
trne, Of republican propsgandism, or of any foreign
s;..ai ~ osns,tvI Wy 49ssg Eail y 2 Austrian
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EOI1sl A.
Terrible Crevasse an Acre and n Hall Wide-Au
Entire County Threatened-sien. BanLs's
Provost Judge in Troubic-Arrest of Treas
ury Cotton Agents.

NEwORLC,Ns, Monday, \ phi %, leOo.
There i, q fearful croyasse 20 miles below A. T. Pack
ards plantation an acre and half wide. The whole eit
bank below threatened with inundaton The flooded
district is planted with sugar The whole of Terre-
bonne County is threatened with the food.
Gen. Banks's Provost Judge is III jail, charged with
swindng.
Many Of the Treasury cotton agents have been arrested
charges of fraud and applying for wris ot habeas
corpus, which applications are refused.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
saSdeu Den,h-vesssi Ashore.

BOSTON Tuesday. April e 1913.
John W. Crafts, wcll-known and respected oisiAen
while cutting up pork at his establishment IN Soe'n
Boston this morning. accidentally stumbled against
knife cutting the main artery Of his am and causing hun
TO bleed TO death in few minutes.
The brig Paragon of Searsporr from Bucksville, s. C.,
with lumber for Freepor Me- is ashore Gay Hesd.
Vineyard Sound. The vessel bilged aud Oiled with watos
Ths crew were saved
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
The HALIFAX Seal Hmuters.

HALIrAx Tuesday. April ~. 1885.
The steamer Merlin, from ST. Johns, NJ, 18th. has
arrived The sealers are coming in with excellent fares
Three steamers, the Hawk, the Bloodhound and the
Retriever have arrived full The latter with months
absence brings IL 200 seals. Twenty sailing vessels Ars
in full third OF the feet is detained. Northeast
winds and ice for three weeks greatly affected the result
of the fshery
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
A whaling Voyage.

NEw BEpFoRD Mass. Tuesday April 81 ls66
Anived-Ship Emma {. Jones, Luce, Arctic Ocean,
via San Francisco Noy 2S with 400 bbs whale OIL l2o
bbls. sperm; sent home and sold $500 bbls. sperm
has on freight 2si3s gallons whale oil. SPOKEN
April 49, lat. 36 10 long II 90 ship City Of Brooklyn,
from Mobile for Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Fair for widows aud Orphans OF Deceased
aoIdicrs.

PORTLAND. Nc. Tuesday April "a 1866.
The fair in aid Of the widows and orphans OF deceased
soldiers opened here tonight very successfully.
MajorG Chamberlain delivered the opening address.
The fair will continue during the week, and II is expected
that Major -Gen. Meade will be present.
Among the features will be rowing regatta II the har'
Dor Oh "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Gen. Graaps Movcmenss- OF Jndss
Thompson.

KlcHMOND Tuesdly AprI y 100
Gen. Graui last night decided to postpone his departure
for Washington until tomorrow morning lie visited ths
theatcr last night.
Judge Lucas L. Thompson, of tue Virginia supreme
Court.of Appeals, died at stanton on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Tus UyDRRsRou;sD RAIRoAp.-Mr. Asa d. Robin.

read paper before branch section OF the Association os
the Advancement OF Science and Art at their in the
Cooper Institute last evening upon the best plan for tho pro-
posed railroad He thought suitable railroad
could built from the Battery to the Central
Park for He answered the objections OF M
Craven that an underground railroad would intel ere with tho
roon and demonstrated that would not inter
with them the least He then gave detailed account
aud their introduction IN this city He ssid
they could BE- suit the convenience OF the public with
less danger aud greater facilities than present
afford
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Murder Trial In scheharie.

ALBANY, Tuesday, ApnI H I5o3-
The trial of George f. Gordon for the murder OF Qesa
Thompson New-York cattle buyer, commenced at Soho
harrie Court House to-day. before Judge ingalls, Inis
Goron second trial. for which It sAa iuOossbe to Oh.
ts.a > i4iy y Ils sSsNsls - a5n.. lssT q
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Cotton.

81. LOUIS. Tuesday April a. 1860.
Ovor 600 bales of Cotton passed Cairo last week for
Cinennat 6i5 for Evansville, $50 for New-Abany, l3o
tor 81. kouis aaa NV tss Nc.- .-vI,yrYa.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Mew'llotk Daily gribmate.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. 1866.
To Corrcspoudcats.

Ne n,ics taken Of Anonymous Communications "hvef
insertion lie authenticated by the snd I'D
drs Of ts weno necessarily ior pUbhOs,ion but - seuzr
for hs good faith
for ts occ should sdiTssseds This Tks
VSg." New York
We oanuo undertake 70 rejected Commpnisa,iocs
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SPECIAL ELECTION IS JERSEY CIry.-Aspecal cleo
on for Aldermen in the Fourth and Sixth Wards Of Jersey
Cty was held yesterday h the vacancies occhsoned by the
resignation of Aldermen Pangborn aud Finek with tas o'
lowing result:
Fourth Ward-Anning Smith. Democrat.
Finh Ward-Andrew A. Gaddis. Independent.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

We showed the other day what The Her0Ps boast is
worth IA the Advertising medium of commercial NewNok
The il represents j. in the back slums As
newspaper has no better title to reputation, though men
who ought know better dcceycdb its boast OF twenty
odd Yeas and taught 10 believe that provided the col
umn, fall it is Of little consequence whether the as
,umei intelligence is faithful true to the facts, accept
as good aersplper For instance here specimen
OF The Hcra8 enterprise Of yesterday;
cHAetY YsToN oRPHArs
The concert held evening the Coopr Institute under the d
r. the benefit Of he Orpisn Asyum of
Charleston T. successful ia musical and hnstci point
Of view Madame Me Pfps Potter and Mcheua,
Insee Nolan and hoCahe e
% aai br, Gourslsr pe.drd At the piano. Bishop lyneh
,dlr.,.ed the for which the concert was
gwen The Wallace Verdi Campana Ae, were Zen
a-red n ct excellent msnDer
There was no such concert At the Cooper Institute on
Monday evening OF course the quijnHncs exclaimed
Why did Mt TRE TRBUsE have it
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

THIS EVENING ct Mrs uch6ad's Comedy: ~ Marcy U2
var ~ MARRY. Mf-sr-. Lester Wak, John Gilbert, Nat
Ch,. shrI Pope Mi,. Mary Cannon M. vernon Mis- Fanny
M,i,t ci 3, Csfusn To conclude with rhE EION BOY Nst
John seton
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........234.063

or nearly eight to Whites to one to Blacks.
Yet the readers Of Democratic journals will never
be allowed TO know these facts and will be purposey
led to believe that the expenditures OF that Bureau are
for the benefit of Blacks alone.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

In the State of Arkansas--a5 was shown IN our last
tho number of ratons issued by the freedmens Bu'
reau to Whites and Blacks respectively, during the
first quarter Of the current year. was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
NIBLO's GARDEN.


THIS EVENING, lNGOMAR, THE 9ARBARlAN: MI Bl.s-
flDeuia; Messrs j. C. per, Geo bcca J. g. bt.e
Holmes y. <. Reltou }. w BasdeA Dsuve's Bauy @s'
MI A..--a
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25

WINTER GARDEN
TINS EVENING. TIE PARRY CRCLE-iN AND orr Ot
rLAOE-IIE HArPl MAN: NJ and Mrs. BlrIsy Mi.lla,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
IlOrSE.

The bill FOR Ship Canal around Niagara Falls was de-
baed and substitute offered TO charter a company TO
construct the canal The bin till to-day. The
Senate amendments to the Habeas Corpus bill non.
concurred in, and Committee of Conference asked
for Numerous Senate bills referred TO committees
bill was introduced to prohibit Territorial Legislatures
from passing special acts OF Incorporation The House
then took up the Army b and the motion to postpone
was Withdrawn. During the debate Oh the
section, very lively personal controversy occurred
between Messrs Conkng and Blaine in respect to the
merits OF the ProyoS Marshal-GeneTa and his Bureau
The section continue the Bureau stricken out and
its existence limited to sx months. After the presena-
ton OF various remonsiances petitions &c. the House
took till and then met to hear reports from the
Pacific Railroad Committee. The bill TO extend the time
for completing certain andgant railroads in Iowa, &c
was recommitted. The bill granting lands 10 Iowa and
Missouri for the State Railroad reported back with
amendments which agreed TO- The bill was referred
to the Committee on Public Lands The Northern
Pacific Railroad bin reported back Teoommited,
again reported and after considerable skrmshing the
main question ordered 10 be taken to-day and the
House adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
SECOND DISPATCH.

NAN EhtNCIHtOi IutsuHY, ApfI II Iru0.
Mexican reports are very much mixed everything de-
pendne on the amount Of cIeihilty possessed by the
corespondents Those inclined to the Liberals assert that
in the recent battles near Mazaan the Imperass were
totally routed; while Consul Cullen asserts that the re-
ports are absolutely false.
When the steamer John l.. Stephens was captured by
the Liberals she bore the Imperial flag ana engaged
In transporting contraband articles and munitions OF war
in boxes marked "harlware" aud "clareF'' and
siderable portion of the ammunition not on her mani
fest The conimband articles found were all conscaed.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
Amneements.
ACADEMY or MUSIC;
,rAr1.cK,s 1nFATER-

THIS EvEN,EO be,tloy.ns OIerd ilpELv u @ Mre "t. s :
J,hsuus.sr Nine johanna Kote Mess Joeh hemhs tt'''
d,r tb9nan Frlrz DamIsrd Henud sitintcse Oo iea"'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
OT1AlpIC TUFtTF

THIS EVENING NJ tIig TTgRFT GrtrpsmEN M.
Jrhu Wood Madame Methla soheer Miss Ksr Newton h.ft
Geo ftwcet Rove O. G. boluaee J. ~ stlae| C. IT, ho'Aw
G. W. Garrison >DdiaFd, Names j. j.
Hal. }. J. Leigh c. H. Morton.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-25
CONGRESS-.
SENATE.

APRIL PA bill TO increase the clerical force Of the
Department of the Interior referred 20 Special Com
mttee. Bills reported making Consular and Diplo
matte appointments authorizing the coinage of fvecent
pieces and 70 supply Deficiencies in the Printing appro
praOns Resolutions adopted requesting the Sccre
tary of the Navy report the Navy orders orbddng
officers 20 90 Washington without leave and calling on
the Secretary Of War for information 10 the rewards for
the capture of jeff DAVIS and others. resolution for
the relief of loyal cizcns Of two counties Of West Vir
gnia was referred. The bill 10 relieve certain Naval
contractors amended and postponed till to-day. The
bill for the admission Of Colorado cape up tho special
order aud debated at length Without taking vote
the Senate adjourned.