The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-15


Corps Lsgslaf the continued French occupation or
Mexico.
Ausion is also made Paris letters to . strong
desire on the part the French and people
tor the Inauguration of which shall restore
their trade with this country least It's former exen
sive proportions from which greatly fell of during tho
var and our correspondents think that now is the Tune
br President johnson to use bis great popularity LII
france to contract commercial treaty more FAVOR
able 10 US than any have yet had with that country
General Schohed was still in Paris al the beginning OF
this month and was receiving marked attentions from
his brother soldiers Of the French army Dr. EVANS the
American dentist in Europe has project Tor the esao
lishment Of American sanitary museum in the french
Universal Exhibition ana enable him to perfect 1t ne
il oesIrous OF gathsng models and specimens OF all the
sppurtenapes OF the Union hospitals during the rebel
hsn rhe enormous taxation Of the citizens OF New
york has attracted the attention Of the French econo
usts who say exceeds anything Of the kind anywhere
else on the globe.
The recent marriage in Paris heretofore announced,
of the Princess Murat TO the Due de Aouchy an
event calculated call up "reminiscences OF the time OF
the FIRST French empire when the grandfather Of tho
BRIDE starting In life as the Of innksepsr became
the most magnificent cavalry ofhcer Of Europe and
king sketch which we publish. traces the ssrange
svensfu romantic history Of the Muras in Europe
and the United States through their various vieiudos
of fortune
To the lady readers Of the HEaALp the report Of the
Paris fashions for January will prove not the least inter-
esng portion Of the French intelligence which appears
in our columns to-day.
The overthrow OF the La Marmora ministry In Italy
has already been recorded Our Florence correspond.
ence published in this mornings HERALD furnishes US
with graphic narrative Of the scene preceding their
defeat and the which led to it, Debt an ire
pressibe ovepowerng debt is the lion in the path OF
the Italian ministry and various measures Of most
sweeping character, including the conascation Of all
Church property in Italy, have been suggested as reme
dies for the evil Still moro interesting to Americans
will be the description Of what American artists are
doing in Florence Our correspondent visited the studios
of Hiram Powers, Longworth Powers W. T. Hart
Thomas Ball. A. Jackson, Colonel Henry and L. G.
Meade, Jr, and found in all of them works Of most
important character in progress including mastery
design for Lincoln monument, by Meade. The Tuni-
sian Embassy who lately visited this country at
Leghorn in the latter part of last month. General
Hashem made speech there in which he said he desired
TO return his thanks through the medium Of the NRw
YORK HERALD for the hospitality they had experienced
In this country which entirely eclpsed anything they
had been led to expect, and he added that he should
aiways bear the President and people Of the United
States in grateful remembrance Probably the hospi-
taty EXTENDED 10 the Tunisian ENJOYS IN tn5 country
the forcibly impressed on General Hashem's
memory by the fact that by the Italian Custom House
authorities he and his companions had just previously
been treated with gross disrespect
Tho encouraging fact is noticed in Albany cor
respondonco that lawmakers there of the predom
nant party hsvo given II to DO understood that they
intend to establish the claims OF the present Legislature
to pursr record than that Of any which has proceeded
for some years So far the members have confined
themselves in their official capacity principally State
matters. without dsb6lng much in national affairs,
though Il Il expected tk csnsslaoas having "a vies
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ton HoaasiA Mis- city md agent Of tho radicals Is
expscssd In order 70 look out for their interests
the State forshe nstiond capital immediately
rather curious fraud on the Police Commissioners
brought TO light yesterday In the arrest Of OF
the attaches Of the Chief Csks ONCE who IL s alleged
has been selling appointments the force for
varying In amount from any 70 two hundred and Afty
dollars in each The oxtont Of the fraud has mot
boon definitely ascsrtained but the Commissioners
investigating II and be able to report In few
days II is stated that i've Of these bogus appoIniees
have thus far besn discovered.
The Surrogate has denied the application 10 remove the
ton involved to two alleged marriages Of Mr.
Donnery and the decision Of the Surrogate establishes
that the Administrative was his lawful wife, She u.s.
however required 10 nle additional security as admins
tratrix.
Tho bark Frcdona, Captain Burke, from Fayal arrived
ut Boston yesterday morning having board hun
dred and seventy three OF the and thirty three
OF the crew Of the British ship Gratitude, which vessel
was Abandoned at in sinking condition the LIST
inst in latitude Il 90 longitude S. After bcing trans
ferred from the sinking ship to the bark Fredona all
hands had short raons issued them consisting of two
biscuits and half pint OF water every twenty
hours, and in this they lived for eleven days.
when their sunerngs in that line ended by their
fortunate arrival In Boston.
The police early yesterday morning msde sudden en-
trance into gambling establishment at No. es5 Broad
way of which John r. Lying alleged 10 be the propr
etor and arrested number Of persons found playing
faro and seized their gaming implements The prisoners
arraigned before Justice Dodge and released on
bail
BY q concerted movement the police Saturday night
arrested between thirty and forty of tho female street
walkers Of the Fifteenth precinct who yesterday
srragned in Jefferson Market Police Court and sent to
Blackwelis Island.
The carnival nsugura,ed in this city last
night In good earnest and with great by tho Ger
mans who had proceedings Of lively and entertaining
character at the headquarters Of their and other
associations The carnival continues until Lent
Mrs Rebccca Doylcy rinckney, supposed to be tho
last OF the celebrated South Carolina Pnckneys died on
Christmas Day, aged nearly ninety years sketch of
the deceased and Of her eminent family given in this
morning HERALD.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT OF Co.
LuMBIA-THE WAY TO SETTLE Ir.-Congress
has exclusive power Of legislation" over the
District of Columbia ain all cases whatsoever"
The bill, therefore, now pending in the Senate,
providing for the right Of suffrage to the Dis
trict blacks is within this power; but, II passed,
II win settle the matter only for the Dis