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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



GrAsp PARADE Fing DTrAErsrsr The iri~npisl
parade Of the Fire Department Of Jersey city win take
place to-day and should The weather prove favorable viii
imposing sight Besides ths twelve oompsne. Of Jer
cy there viii be In tiensnce No Hose 81 Hobokep
company from Williamsburg. P.rssverance Hose Com
~ Philadelphia delegation rum No Liberty from
Phlsde phia 20 No Engin~ 81 Jersey c-tn al seven
engines three steamers -four hand sngn~s three
riagcs and TO trucks Old Liberty No bun n iss WIN
b~ dragged by pany under command ~ Mr. Samuel
Brdsar the oldest erch~f Engineer This engine the
hrst constructed for jersey cv TB- No delegation Of
Pbsdep hia arrived O'Clock SATURDAY Per.
Hose Company arrived a. clock last night and
received AZ the New Jersey Railroad depot by the
t~rs o. Liberty No vho.s quests they ~ill b oil wednes
day which VIII terminate their The Progression
move at ten A. ". from Grand stree, do~n warren and
will yroceef through the principal streets " tho Reservoir
Hudson CITY. FROM which they wI return and dismiss
Washington square
As.Autr Arrr~rr kiLL.-MagEie srhsnu and Mary
Nonns arrested saturday. complaint ~ Mrs
sarah Fredsrcts whom they forestry from
ing house which we they resided schsutr
chased complainant dst.ncs Of rgh biks and cried
Previously she would kii bot Der pursuit,
BY some youns men Who were ~ fh- vicinity. The CON
psnau positively svefrsi thai bat for th@ she
would have been murdered The accused we're held 10 ball
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THx GRxxsrorr ARSON named john Tracy
and John Person. residing In the house In sheriff
street. New York arrested tms ago by police
sergeant OF the precincs charged with ng
the opewaik and robbng the stable Of Christopher Moway
In Meeker Grcenpont the evening OF Sunday
the 10th u set Of harness. stolen from the stable at the
the rc found the residence Of tho accused
and they wcrc both leaving the burning building The
prisoners tried before Justice DALEY the charge
Judge moore appearing for tho prosecution ana erJ
Beebe. OF New York for the defence. On Saturday the
Justice rendered Judgment Diminishing the complaint Of
and holding the prisoners a charge Of larceny
MAN DRowsEp-About 10 o'clock last evening. man.
slightly under the influence OF liquor entered the Brook yn
ferry house. enduring at the time Of the gaeman the
Fatbush he then went aboard the
ferry and Is surmised deliberately walked TO the
farthe-t end and then into the water. gentleman
standing grabbed him by the going
bn, tbs cloth gave way leaving portion Of the garment In
his hands small boat Immediately out but without
other than the finding OF deccaseds hat The
body had not been discovered u late hour las, night
had any enquiries been made after the unfortunate
whose nams IL yet unknown lie wasa tall. we'll
built and black light cOlored pants aud high
beaver hat
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THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yosx HERALD.

Imposing Ceremonies nj the Cathedral =
Serious Illness Of Bishops
BALTIMORE, Oct. II, 1s66
The weather again very hne and large numbers Of
people congregated around the Cathedral eager to OBJ
tain admission.
At tho appointed hour item o'clock the prelates en-
tered the church by the side doors leading tho
tuary the band playing at tho time appropriate
march. The appearance OF the bishops In their magn
robes with mtres their heads and each bearing
In his hand strongly reminded OF the pic
lures met with ia scenes In the days 81 Petc the Hermit
and the crusades or strongly stl. Of the memora
BILE time when Pope Leo and the bishops and monks
went forth from Rome crosier In hand 10 confront the
barbarian invader Occasionally TOO, amid the gorgeous
robes OF tho preates might have been scen the strange
but picturesque dress Of venerable monk Altogether
the oonp d0fi was very imposing.
Becthovcn's celebrated. Tho Most Rev.
Archbishop Kendrick acted celebrant, Rev. james
Gibbons as deacon and the Rev. NJ LeQuerre as sub
deacon.
Bishop Baraga OF Marquette, Wis, Is lying seriously
III from the results OF = fail at the Archbshops mansion
on Wednesday last
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Mr. &. HENRY. Canrart.
the Iuaf.



Ths entries for tho FIRST days racing commencing -
hoboken tomorro~, arc made and ptoscn, attractive
programme Tho nrs, viii be eight hurdles.
two miles. In which Kate Yns~n mons. ass1auosa.
Lsdy Wolf, Genera, Williams Citsdci aud zgxsx TAs
second for t~o year olds, half miIs heats ana
Mr. Morris enters his gray colt. by Imported Eolpss.
dam Fidelity, by Glencoe Mcssrs Forbes and Jcroms
enter b. T. RcdwnE. by Bsiro~nlr. dam Cyclone. br
Nandsl J. X Watson enters b. O. Jvbai, by balro~se.
dam Juls ny Glencoe aud Colonel hcDsasi en,sv two
rh by Planet, dam Carolina, and X 6. ~ Bs~ckia-
ridge dam Lady Sykes. Tho third viii be sweep
stalks for three year ODDS dash u mills and quar-
t1s Toe which j. W. Weldon has entered b susis ~
and Colonel Mcsnsei has entered b. Ripley and "a
EncLsu,rcss. hurdle with ss entries vii bs a.
cy.nt tina, will create great sxct~ent apart from the
interest tho youngsters viii attract IN their conists
Trostins on Lsus Island.
swecpstakes comes on this sfiernoca q, the Usiss
Course. On Tuesday the o. 900 match ssswssn George
wilkes and Lady Emma vii take place q the Tasb,ea
Cour~e and Wednesday there will b. trot for so
pther st the union, between two Dsookiyn horss~
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MIIrAaY NTtLletscf.


The following orders for parade and anneaBeDe ss~ts
Important ehsng~s wheh have recently ahsp pars " Ne
ssventysuinth regiment kayr lnst Teen yromuisa
orpvss -. TO-
HrsuQr Atrtrs rrvrNTv.ssrH Hfcuht.rsss y. o.,
ss.Y y, usscrs Horss, sfv YOHs, Oct =, iss
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sshl- armed sud fully equipped vhts fsses fu 10
nnsl muster and Inspection sna BATTALION dfi o. Neans.
dsv the Nth inst, sishs clock A. " NJ he eystts
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nine o'eiost M precisely aud 81 -er~ fr fcfnpsrs
promptly e. past nns arics Ths oeld
and s,ss fdism0unsd v r-pot . ne soions cnnaAss
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stag color s~tsssn'a rslf snAfe
snd drum cops 70 the sdutan a. ne SANE hpf sna
plaur.
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aud Gs3fxr stewart ~ sfsi feterant - tnsnpsnf Il
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INC stxMYlylna tltruon-- OFFICIAL.

Putt nElvuIA. Oct ia, fssS.
Perry county rives Geary Ssi and Cymsr 2,sys
N0rthatnhersnd county gives Clymes sos majority.
Centre county gives Gymer asi MAJORITY
Monroe syunty gives Clymer !, ysi majority
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ASSEMBLY sonIslrIoxs.

AtsAsr, Oct "a 1864
The democrats ~ tho First district o. this county have
nominated william J. Snyder AMI those ~ the Fourth
district have nominated James r Phcips, fof the
s<m
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COURT cAlfSoAa-IM bAy.

corsr or 0ssrrn ss,noss -1rsnd iarusny m. People
simob ksi Geo W. co~sn, John Cowen. John Connolly
Julia Bry~n fdwsfd BsnDsi Eiisa nasiesd saa J..Ss
Wright Robbery IN the bret tsu~e-Joss Disea, W..
RngT~ Johs Donovan, rstk Common and Nkhasi keslis
MS forgery 10 the third dswres-rst<k ho1ina. Jsssss
stolen rocd.-DA.,d isAsc.on ard Ernsss Hsr.hoies
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NAH o. A sEAAIna.

rsEsros, n j. nci "a 1890
Cot G fhre, formerly state Lbrsrsn, and anne
year. ago senaior from Warren cosn,y died 10 liis
city las, sight
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tlfrrns " Rtnsns.

farrsvfLsr Oct a. issS.
Tho election rssssf ~ qnetiy. fsasuf vas elected
Mayor Both the eossssvsiss esnt<ases rsfe elected
10 the IL slsls,sst.
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NJ U 8 &c Al.
sunday Co.ccr,-Ir,i.x Han.

The 6sst proof OF the popularity and succoss o. "
Harrson's concerts tho Immense Attendance last
evening spite ofths ncomency Of tho weather Beet
hoyen's symphony In No. was played by Mr..
Thomas orchestra In excellent style Madame Johann
ssn sang an aria from Foiow's srsfella the
style that has characterized all her rendition thess
concerts la Lumbye's "vlsions In Dream" Mr.
Hendr played a xliter solo, and again nute solo and
vas hementy applauded In both. The only thisg
wanting In tho sacred concerts NJ Irving Hall Is SUN
Gent number OF nsrumeniasts 10 do full Justice 70 lhS
extraordinarily heavy orchestral programmeA No
other orchestra In tho city Of Mr. Thomas oouA
render those works so we'll with from thirty 70 forty
performers
Mr.. Thomas wiii give his first symphony sorSe -
Irving Hall on Saturday NEXT with an orchestra u
eighty performers The following programme will b
presented Introduction 10 tho xeisrsdnger Nssw-
berg. by Richard Wagner aria from Gack's 0rphess-
Miss Antonio Henne d<6Htante Of great promise; oOa
eerto for piano IN e. opus u, bccthoycn-hr Willis
by Miss Henne; and tho symphony In Q. schsssss-
Regarding the nrst work by Wagner NO must speak
@ By Mr. S sry. deceive .aa
manner. The orchestral demands more tvu-
mont. than he had .. bis dispose sad y. merits -
Theodore Thomas will produce u with oil tho en CO
ascessary 10 give the rsndisiea desgned for ny
the composer and u may havo moro attraction n M
hands than with small orchestra.
Cart Amschutx's Couccrt.
here middling slxed audiences ~ the 0crmaaA
Assembly Rooms last evening ON occasion Of Mr. csr
Anschatz's SECOND Sunday concert mammoth pro
uamme. equal 70 the preceding Sunday, was offered
of cay heard Mr. Grcsoursh's piano solo, Madame
Anschu,s- lied by Gumbert, and fest march by LsA-
ner Mr. Groscurth played his waltz worry vol but fer
the sake Of lot him leave Chopin severely alone Oas
OF poor Chopn's poonaisc. received hard at ms
hands and to Judge from tho effect might have teea
piece by Pacstrina DAibert Bach or Groscurth Tor -
the audience could know. Madame Ansohuix sanG SO.
and Tho Test march played with spirit and ttas
The third concert viii take place on Sunday next
Mr. T.. urnry's Comcert.
Irving Hall Was comfortably hIed ON tsturdsy nshs
whom Mr. Henry gave his concert This gesticnsan
without aspiring TO the rank OF nrt class artist has
naturally good tenor voice. which he with skill ana
taste. We have not heard Ats beautiful song "OAt
70 rcen, rendered with unassuning sxprcsssos
and purcr nionation Of voice than by him Tho obsr
artists acquitted themselves croditaby Nth eHoepoa
Tho pianist who sccopanisdMiss osa Cooke the
tina from lone placed that excellent vocalist In vY
trying and dsssrreabie position He dragged the ttsss
most foarfuy and roundercd hard In masistrom ~
notos and measures that lone seemed like
cal Lsztan than tho simple cober~ss wA
Of Petvea AIRS Marie Abbott sasg, With Mr. CobyS
accompaniment, Ia that clear broad. sympsthettc msa
thai places her among tho foremost " Amosas
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light The frs sss been here eossiasrsd he sa
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lon hs dsleioes dor of the 6sv.l hngtss
q 10y forever. Ia hls NIGHT BLOOMING CIRRUS.
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News from New York .

New YORK, March l4-The Internal
Revenue Commission are still engaged
investigating the frauds alleged to have
been perpetrated by the whisky distil-
lers of this city Six persons have been
arrested and required to give bail before
United States Commissioners Belts to au-
swer a charge of having bribed an III
ternal R ,venue officer. More arrest are
expected to be made today
Mr. John Anderson, a resident OF New
Brunswick, made affidavit yesterday
that his son John Henry Anderson, as
sisted by George Huenshill and James
Smith, had broken into his bureau
drawer and took therefrOm the sum OF
- GOO in United States Treasury Notes
and two gold watches. Huenshill and
Smith we're arrested and committed for
examination Young Anderson has not
been secured The lads are Of seven
teen and eighteen years of age
Senior Mackena, Chilian agent, aud
Stephen Rogers, Gillian General, who
were indicted fer alleged violation OF
the neutrality laws, pleaded not guilty
to. day in the United States Circult
Court. They we're admitted to bail IN
the sum OF FIVE thousand dollars each.
The Southern Express Company,
which runs in connection with the
Adams Express Company, paid yester-
day through its President, H B, Flint,
$500 900 to the First National Bank OF
Memphis for money lost the on ". r.
Carter, which exploded near Vicksburg,
Mississippi The money was rece!Tsa e.
by the Adams Express Company at st
Louis and handed over to the Southern
Express Company at Cairo, by whom it
was shipped on board the steamer W
R Carter, which arrived at Memphis
during the night, and not making suti-
cient stay to deliver the money.it was
carried past that city, rendering the
company liable for the loss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15
From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, March I3.-Cotton
dull; sales, ! 800 bales mddling at l2a
4lc. Sales for three days. | 1000 bales.
Receipts to day 200 bales. The in
crease in receipts for four days, cOmpar-
ed with corresponding four days Of last
week, / loo bales
Molasses 90c Sugar l34al4t
Great indifference was shown in the
election yesterday, by large numbers not
going near the polls. especially business
men.
Judge Kellogg, collector OF customs
has received notice that the authorities
at Washington have dismissed all per
sons engaged ia the seizure OF property
claimed as belonging to the Confederate
governmental the latter now seized
to be held until A full examination can
be had.
Mrs JEFF Davis is here en- route to
Canada.
In Iberyille parish. Louisiana, last
week, at Sherif's sale, Ssix fine planta-
tions we're sold for what their elaborate
machinery originally cost
Hon. J. F Prather, one of the leading
Judges of Mississippi died at Holly
Springs, last week
Daily passenger trains are running on
the Jackson railroad between New Or.
leans and Canton
The Clarksyille correspondent of the
Houston Telegraph charges that the
treasury agents there seized 100 bales
of cotton, which it was well and gene.
rally known did not belong to the Con.
federate government Through a third
party the agents offered to release the
cotton for consideration of 300 bales
the owners refused, and the cotton was
removed at once, at much greater ex.
pense than it would have cost the own.
ers.. Every effort made at Clarksville
and New Orleaus, to secure the release
! failed
The steamers Matagorda and Evening
Star, from New York, have arrived.
Mayor Kennedy issued proclamation
directing the strictest measures to be
taken to clean everybody's premises il
preparation for the advent of the cholera
After the 25th severe penalty will bt
imposed on all found delinquent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-15
Feninu Excitement in Canada.

TORONTO, c. W, March l4.-The
Fenian excitement is subsiding. The
volunteer force is we'll distributed i'll all
points on the fronties Several searches
have been made for pixies, but they were
unsuccessful
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE CONNER
cial's Toronto special dispatch says
The authorities are said to be in pos
session of startling intelligence Thou
sands of Fenians will cross the border
as soon as the weather permits, and be
Joined by sympathizers. Government
deteetices are on the alert on this side oi
the line, and keep the Canadian authori-
p pes informed ofthe governments enemy
ranic shows no abatement A serious
run Ior gold commenced on the banks
| throughout the provinces.