The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-23

stricken down with the disease and died on the 9th
instant So far everything is progressing finely on
board OF the England cases having occurred Tor
several days
The smallpox and variolod prevailing in Washing
ton to an extent that is alarming the ctizens
At the Fenan headquarters in this city, on Saturday,
negotiations is rumored entered into looking to
reconciliation OF the two wings Of the Brotherhood
The story goes that Colonel John OMahony proposed TO
forget all past differences and that all disputes should
await the arbitration Of Head Centre Stephens but is
understood Colonel Roberts is unfavorabe to
settlement in that way.
Bishop Eastman preached In the Church Of the Incar
nation yesterday afternoon the text he wayfaring
men. though FOOLS shall not err therein"
At the Church Of St. Bridgets yesterday, very large
congregation assembled TO hear Bishop Lynch, Of
Charleston, c. Mozarts great Twelfth Mass was cele
brated with orchestral accomplishments and three hun
dred members Of st. Brdget's Benevolent Society re.
ceved communion the hands Of the pastor, Father
Mooney Bishop Lynch appealed strongly and effectively
to the congregation for hts suffering diocese in Charles
ton and for various charitable establishments there that
have been ruined by the ravages Of war;
conference of the Christian Union Association was
held last evening in Dr. Rice's church, Of Fifth
avenue and Nineteenth street Rev. Drs Rice, Yer
miye John Cotton Smith and Cox addressed the congre
cation the necessity Of closer union between all
denominations Of Proestans and not too strict enforce
ment Of doctrinal differences.
Rev. VIM. Alvin Bartlett, Of the Elm place Con-
gregationa church. Brooklyn, last evening delivered
discourse in memory Of the late Daniel 8. Dickinson
He sketcbed tho life Of the deceased at length and spoke
in eloquent oulogy Of his character as man, citizen
and statesman. The church crowded by an attsn-
tive congregation.
The Right Rev. Bishop Potter yesterday oficiated
at Christ church, Of Thiryhh street and Fifth
avenue, and administered the rite Of confirmation to
upwards Of sixty members of the congregation.
The funeral Of the late George W. Ray took place yes
terday the ceremonies being performed in Christ church,
Fifth The Masonic fraternity turned out in
considerable force TO pay the last tribute Of respect to
the remains Of the deceased.
Another bonded warehouse entered on Saturday
evening by named Riley; but he was discovered
before any theft completed and incarceraed in the
Tombs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Early, residing at No lao Gold street,
Brooklyn burned badly by the explosion Of kero
OIL Saturday afternoon, that she died the same
day Of the injuries received.
General L. H. Rousseau, Green Clay Smith and Senator
Cowan have determined TO attend the Andrew johnson
meeting in Brooklyn Wednesday night.
Several Of the prominent counterfeters in Wash
ingon leaving for Europe, disguised with the dull
condition of business matters In that city.
General E. p Conner, who lately commanded in Salt
Lake City, in interview with Congressman in Wash
ingto stated that Brigham Young had ten thousand men
In Utah capable Of bearing and very DESTROYS
of driving the United States soldiers out II Is pre-
sumed that Congress will augment the force there and
change the laws that soldiers in that Territory may
vote.
The suspension bridge over the Cumbe land river at
Nashville is expected to be completed by the middle OF
next May.
The trial Of Bruner, the quartermaster's clerk at
Nashville, for frauds the government was continued
Saturday, although developments were
elected The case Of Isham Henderson, Of the pro-
prietors Of the Louisville Journal charged with similar
offences will be presented to-day.
The walls OF building In Orange lane, Boston, fell
down on Saturday night killing thrco small boys and
breaking the legs Of q little girl
The food In tho Mississippi is the increase, and the
parishes in Louisiana the bank Of tho river
overlooked
The destructive mule distcmpcr spoken Of some days
ago In the HERALD prevalent In Mississippi is in
crcasing 10 alarming extent Tho planters are called
upon to take steps TO arrest tho discase possible