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New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The number Of dea hs board the steamship Virginia
up 10 yesterday 6l. There 40 persons under
treatment at last accounts Inegence IS received OF ee
physician who minscred to the cholera patients on board
the steamship England
Report hath it that the Fenians in Union-square are
about dissolving partnership and going into liquidation
The Roberts Fenans however, seem 10 be in hourlsh-
ing state and is to that organization that the Irish look
for solution Of the problem which has so long yexed
them.
slaughtc7-house the abattore' plan is TO be i'm
meiiately erected under the approval of the Board of
Health on the East River at Onc-hundrcd-
The enterprise will be in running order within SIX weeks
The heated term is upon On Saturday the mercury
rose to II degrees in the shade and yesterday is IS re-
ported having reached 81 fact which Is something
very extraordinary in the meteorological way.
The list Regiment Col Traford, will parade to-day,
and viii receive stand of coors from the Corporation.
The presentation will be mado by the Mayor at the City
Hall, at or near clock p. IN.
In Jersey City they having battle about their
police arrangements similar in several respects 10 the
famous warfare waged here between the metropolitan au
thorities and Mayor Wood.
The Commissioner of the Russian Government 10 the
Western Union Telegraph Company has arrived here, and
will proceed to California, May l.
The robbery of sum Of money exceeding $4,000, by
youth is reported this morning he Will undoubtedly be
taught the error of his ways.
fire on Friday evening consumed go 900 worth Of prop
ery at Philadelphia, the loss accrung at box factory
Ninth-st.
To-day April 23 is the anniversary Of fThomos Jecrsons
birthday
Gold closed on Saturday at 1863. The export of the
SS % 70 1sPg 6 at @ nd ' notes a b1 @ G
par and interest less brokerage Money on call apuua
ant las per Sterling bills closed at iO1 for leading
at GO days The business OF the subIreasuy was
Receipts s2 1872 493 e6for Customs $3.50 900; PaymeD
81 U37 53l 73-On account OF Loan. s2s30)O Balance
s97, 80, $40 SC; Gold Notes 1851 600
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

With no respect for and little belief in, popular
calm when popular interests are concerned, the op-
ponents of the English Reform bill have bocn begging
storm. Mr.. Bright has taken the hint, and the
cities and counties are waking up in large popular
meetings. Now, says The Potteries Examiner, "if
Lowe, Horsman and their venal and renegade clique
want the argument of excitement, let them have it.
Such characters the verest and yilest anarchists
They can see national improvement only in burning
towns and massacre" This is talk with wind TO II,
a. Mr. CARLYLE would saw
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The colored people of Norfolk, Va, recently formed
in procession and marched through the streets, in
honor of the passage of the Civil Rights bill Certain
badly reconstructed White ru6ans attacked them on
the way intending to break hem up but got the worst
of the fray. Whereupon says The Express
tn, Y the recent massacre Whites by the negroes
Norfolk tho natural result Of the pernicious teachings OF
the Radicals Under proper discipline the negro Is doce and
but pampered and spoiled by indulgence he soon
becomes arrogant and insubordinate"
Thank God for the Civil Rights bill, and for every
measure that tends to protect the and the humble
against such rutan as assaled the Norfolk procession,
and such villains as are allowed to perve the columns
Of journals to throwing the blame of their ruanism
on the objects of their brutal antipathy
Who ever heard of Blacks assailing Hhite process
sion
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

THE Music SEASON AT CENTRAL PARK.-In-
tegence that the Commissioners Of the Park
already betrring themselves 10 the matter Of providing
weekly open Concerts usual during the season.
and the satisfaction Of stating that past years.
The music the Park this Summer viii be under the expert
snced and capable direction Of Nj. H. B. Dodworth,
who will commence Saturday June 2 with a
band Of IS instruments comprising q considerable
number Of highly talented performers whose skill will be
equal the proper rendering Of the most elaborate compost
ons The constantly widening field Of military band music
has been faithfully explored by Mr. Dodworh during tie past
Winters and prcng by the experience of the past well
avalng himself Of unrvaled facilities for procuring sup
pos in Europe he will undoubtedly be able TO give
sion OF popular concerts which, tosay tue least have
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
The Daily Ners has letter from an ex-Rebe in

The Daily Ners has letter from an ex-Rebe in
West Virginia who-in opposition to the Constitu-
tional Amendment disfranchising Rebes-says
II" notorious fact-as Federal officer stationed 10
Virginia during the will eStifythat twohirds II
h the Intelligence and virtue OF the State were
on the side OF the Rebellion"
AS the vote of the Counties now composing West
Virginia on the question of ratifyng the Secession
ordinance of the Virginia Convention shows ma
jorty of at least two to one for the Union this writer
makes Intelligence and virtue scarce articles in
West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
FORTRESS MnsnnE'
Another Negro CcIebration-No Farther Dis.
smrbance-Ciemcnt &. Clay.

Fortress MONROE Thursday April l9. 1866
large procession of the negro population Of Hampton
Roads and the surrounding country took place today ia
honor of the passage of the Civil Rights bill
The negroes marching through the principal streets
Of HAMPTON were addressed By MajorGen. Miles, Con-
manding tho District; Brig -Gen Armstrong, SIpernen
dent of the Fleedmens Bureau; Col d. Is. "hit', ana
Others. Everything passed of in the most quite aud or
derly
Mr. Clement G. Clay, having accepted the conditions OF
arranged his affairs and will leave here on the stetmct
John Sylvester for City Point, Va he goes from there
to Petersburg Va where his devoted wife Will JON nun
and accompany him to his home IN Alabama, wh'so ne
designs remaining for the present
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
The following s o complete list of the vessels now
juilt or repaired at the Portsmouth Navy Yard
IlI TfnINn

LARCENY OF HooP SKIRTS Austin Kelly. one OF
the propeors Of the store No 81 Waker caused the arrest
Of Samue Feeney and George Valentine who detected
In the act OF removing from in front Of his premises OF
hoop skirts valued si00 Officer Woolsey Of tho Broad
squad having both produced
order pnrporng TO be signed by joyce requesting the
bearer 10 the OF skirts to No rs Ludlow Fee
ney supposng the order be genuine and by ysen
tine about TO execute when aken In custody Justice
Hogan yesterday committed the parties for examination Tbs
police search OF the uuthor OF the bogus order
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

For years, The TRI:JYR has been calling for the sale
Of tha p-5perty-s for it now, and expects to remain
80. But there will still be City property, and we
shall need honest men to manage it. Whenever it
gets into the hands Of men who are not honest-who
manage it with paramount regard not to the public
good, but to their own emolument and that of their
confederate heveswe shall do our best to get it out
of their hands, and to this end shall try one
means after another. Hence our partiaity for new
broous
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

come near US by means OF emigrant ships from
Europe and is very likely to visit US in the course Of
the ensuing Summer, though we have Health Com
mission that is doing its utmost to keep ii away Ift
does come, our distant readers shall be promptly ad
Yised Of the fact through these columns
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

Saturday food-tide of talk in the House was ably
relieved by the learned legal effort of Judge Shella-
bsrger of Ohio lie holds the belief that the breach
between Congress and the President may be healed by
recognizing the loyal people of the States in recon-
sructon, to the exclusion disiranohsement and pun
ishment Of Rebels and Rebel leaders.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The National Press is new and cheap daily, which
is proposed to be started in our City by company
whereof Mr.. l.. Sherwood is President and Mr.. J.
Winchester Treasurer. II is to be Republican, Rad
CAL and devoted to the Protection of Home Industry
Il will be about one-thrd the size of THE TRIBUNE,
and sold for two cents. The enterprise has our hearty
rnod wishes.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
The Commercial Advertiser abandons its

broom" position By Hank movement saying:
"THR TRIBUNE advocates Boards OF Commissioners
men administer this vast property piers wharves
markets &cj which brings little nothing into the
public treasury TIE Commercial the contrary advocates
The OF all this property. and the application Of the
proceeds payment OF the city debt Such
will relieve the citizens OF the heavy taxes levied TO all
those necessary to provide for the interest the
latter. This will make the et90C00o0 pay iis fair
proportion Of the public expenditures Tins further relieving
the owners Of other property and this will leave markets and
piers and wharves the OF private indiydua
who stimulated by competition and sefnteren' would
furnish with markets docks and piers unsurpassed In
any city In the world And all this would be done without
legislation and without the interference Of public officials
The proposed would therefore, rid Us OF great
Der OF public officials sud Of vast amount OF public corrup
tion which 10 not only inIurng aud deorazng the
whole community but is further rendering Republican insu
tons odous the eyes OF honest both 10 this country snd
In Europe Caunot HK TRIBUNE be induced 10 side with Ire
Conner Ia. on this subeotr
-Tas Comnereial should have been batter Informed.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

A correspondent challenges the good taste Of parad-
ing the portrait of Gen. Robert Il. Lee in the show
window of Broadway bookstores. Why mott The
booksellers offer for sale what customers are likely TO
buy; and they wish to let their Democratic friends
have portraits as well as Republican.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The letter of our correspondent in Maine shows
that the Fenian doings on the border amount to
nothing in fact and very little in point of vapor
The reported exploits in the streets of st. Stephens
and in capturing the flag of British revenue cutter
prove emnently not Fenan. Mr. Killian, who ap-
pears to be the master spirit of this inactivity is
accompanied by convention of twenty or thirty
patriotic Irishmen who arc the sole dscoverable force
of tho Fenian INVASION
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Fatal Al,ercs,Ion a, pranaenbarg, ky.


At Bandcnburg Friday afternoon, in an alteration
between brothers, Kendrck and Allen stanford 3D.
specting old partnership. the latter having drawn
pistol killed Instantly by the other.
on Friday on the Chrstianburg and Shelby vile pike.
Teriu Weathers and a number of their old comrades
were seen going toward Shclbyve and caused consiors
bic excitement as Torr said he watching for parties
who being sworn on examination jurors at his reccns
ta for murder at Shelbyve stated that they were sat
isied Terrell should be hung lie says ne VIII Kill thom
10 the last one.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The dispute as to Confederation in the Province of
Nova.Scotia has developed spirit not altogether ia.
yorabe to its future retention by the British crown.
One Member of Parliament is charged with treason,
and threats of disloyaty" says The Toronto Leader
&" are banded backward and forward in way that is
not at all edifying'
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
FIRES.
Fire In Loulsyijto-Loss, al9, 900.

LOUISVILLE, April y Is1b
fire occurred last night in Markets. II caught IN
Fnlcys daguerrean gallery, over Morris Levy dry goods
and cloak store niurng by fire aud water: Levy Voo
trimmings 81 500; Taomas JacSes, owner OF buildings.
81 500 aggregate loss $4,000; fully insured IN the Ger
mania, London and Liverpool, Phenix, Manhassol ani
North Western Insurance Companies.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

The conclusion of the inquiry Of the Jamaica Com
mission points to q verdict which will not take the
world by surprise. The Commissioners have dealt
firmly with Gov Eyre, and in the Investigation itself
have throughout acted impartialy.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
tPbiIadeiphia-Loss $4,000.

PHiLADRlPHIA, Satlrday, AftII IT, Ieyy
A fire last evening destroyed james Wa,son's aar
factory on Ninth-st above Columba-aye The building
and machinery totally destroyed. Loss on machinery
$50 00O and on the stock, O0OO Insurance. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

and that too much whipping has been contemporary
with too much hanging.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Nmusemenis.

oPERA-ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ,
THIS EVENING Msysrbeefs Opse LES III ENpl Iisl
mans Hmmer Nine Johanusen Nine Rotser Nile pzuoa fofu'
Nenuch, UTchs, Mnlo Picksnsssr
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Nelp'WorIs Daily Gribatte.
MONDAY, APRIL 90. 1866.
To Correspon dents.

To Correspondents.
notice betaken OF Anonymous Communications WhaeTef
intended for insertion suhencste1 by the and al
dress Of M wier-not necessarily publication but
snty for his good faith
A this Office SHOULD addesedo "Ths TRs
UNE." New York.
Ts cannot undertake 70 rejected Communications
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
REPEATED ATTEMPTS TO Throw TRAIs OFF ra


TRAcK-THg MscREAST ARREsrHD.-The 10 IS Shore Line
train for New York tho Sonngon Railroad. Thursday
bridge Just beyond the junction. four miles from
this CITY, into obstruction formed Of board aud sleeper
placed ransversey the track The roenncss Of tho
timber however prevented serious result Yesterday
not far from the place. similar obstruction
tered by the train but the fendsh attempt failed
in OF the thpness OF the stick selected just be
fore the last named occurrence Of the smpoyed oa
the road at that point met by Ishman who without
seeming to recognize their boased Of having
med both the acts referred ard said that he would caeh
the trains times than he would ge caught
himself He seized put board tho train which in few
minutes brought up at the obstruction and Is now IN jail
Greenwich He be has been In this country but feW
weeks and that he worked for by the OF Budons
He Is fellow Of the ugly disposition The passengers
were greatly exaspersed against him may well I've
ceiyed. (Providence journal. April 81.
DrRp OF CHoLgRA.--Dr w. B. Slsyter Of this city
has inst received the intelligence Of the death OF bis bfoho
Dr John Sayer tho Health Officer at Halfsx. N B. He fell
victim 10 disease contracted By him who attending ths
cholera patients landed there FROM the steamer England THIS
Is the death reported among the medical mea OF thW
country during the prcseat year from cholera -
- 80. = 7. = lchicago Tribune. Apsil e.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
Bn9lNess oticeg.

Do not be deceived No foreign perfumes can be
Imported che duty Vile limitations ihem
sre ago.ed upon Is cr,dor, PuAIoxs NIeur BLOOHiSo
CsasUs stands ppro,chd Incompatible the most popular
eo extract existence IA ahead Of anyhng Of the Kind that
Europe hs. ever prodpced.- -INew g.ven Register.
Ii WORKS TO PgRFBCu0N.-MRs. WINSLows $
s,orHSs syrup ror crisr testng perfectly harmless 1t
prIa qs sleep by relieving the child from pain and
ths little eherub bright sbuton" IT cures wind collie
regulates the bowese, rest to tie mother and health to the child
om,s. No % Dsy 49, YORK. and No POS High HObOm Lon
don. England.
AS EPPECTUAL Worm MEDICINE.-The combination
Of Ingredients used 40 uskins CoMFITs is such
O. 10 give the bes. possib'. effect with safety.
WORMS stomach irritation and often prolonged sickness
and can be removed oa by of remedy which will be
foBai in the vEsxIgusB Coayrs
ECONOMY should be practced by everybody in all
tga One dollar expended in purchasing bottle Of JAMES
ErpEoroRAsr by those with slight Cough Hoarsene''
or soo Tbro.. ,y ,ay srpsase doctors bill neglected
Cough oaeu ends ia Consumption slight Inflammation Of the
lining Of the The usual symptoms Of which Sore
qro and will lead through want OF at
tsnion to Brouehi. ly delay may entail months Of suffering
Le III. afflicted try ErPEcroRaST S standard
rsmeiy properties have tested by thousands Of
raoBs their health by s Sold everywhere
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

OfRBcToDs
Hon SIMON CAxRR0s. Secretary OF Wsr
lion 10. A. Ex-Governor Of New Hsmpshre
Hon CnauycRY NJ. DEPEw late Secretary Of State, N. Y
late Treasurer Of e. = Mint Phtde phi
Hon n. h. BRYANT Boston. Mass .
GHo T. TRtsK ESQ. firm Of Bigeow 4 TTask, New York
Taos C0RYY ffu of Corey, Wilson Co.. Boston M.ss
FLuAu 4. BEwiH3 esq, New Orleans, La.
Minor H. o. late Psymsato L. $ A., Wellington, C.
This Compsuy offers inducements oT investments than
StockCo In existence.
Of the Company ~ aord facilities TO the impoverished
Planters Of ne grow and get their crops TO
msrkc always taiog SSoJ and satisfactory security by Doas
their plantation tc crop for advanced ia procuring sapps
Poyns labor aud other incidental 10 he oP
ueu Of The soil
AND LABOR
the universal requirements Of the largest portion oi s
SouruKRS STATES,
and when idously applied no matter by whom furnished vii
restore ths portion Of unfortunate country TO is former prosper
l,y and make the South ali IL Nature designed IT,
Tux GARDEN THB WORLD
Books the sale Of the Stock at the Of
dce ohe Company No II Broad st. where information and cru
lara may be Obtained
S. NJ PETTEYGuL & Co, NEWSPAPER ADyBRTrs-
IYs AGENTS No 81 Pskow NewYok established in lsg arc
agents Tribune and all the uewsPsPes in the United States
aud British Provinces.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

MARTYRS PATEyT Door LOCKS
For Horszs SrORRs
TasT CANNOT
TuKY
Kgr wETeHs ONLY on 4 QUARTER OF An OUNCE;
~- 80. BROADWAY NeW.IvfNs
MARVIN @, No. III CHESTNUT ST.. Philsdephil
Ai,o Murvins Ps,eu Fif- an1 Burglar Proof Sales
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
WALLAcK,s rnEATER.

THIS EVENING a. g. Mr. Dion Bogecaults new comedy hON
SHE LOVES HIM hessrs Lester Naeck John gilbert Brown
Wi.smsou Pope Graham; Miss Mary Cannon, Miss Mede
HeudQueS, Miss Fanny hioaas Miss CaIman and Miss l'ny
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
nIYMPIC THEATFR

THIS EVENING, IN9OMAR, THE BARBARIAN: Mi. Bi,e
mn as Parheria Nesss j. c. Cowper Geo Beeks O. Bnr
= n Holmes L. Ra.ou J. ". B.sisdel Danvers Barry Ms
Wafa
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

THIS EVENING AZ B THE THREE GUARDsMEN. M
john God Madame Methus sehe.eT M Kate NeTtoR
fawcett Rowe G. Boliiace, j. II studey e. H. hooh
@ w Garrison J. r. Ssodlsid Geo. names, James Lewis J. )
H,d, J, J. Leigh, G H. Morton.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23
IMPORTANT TO CAPrTALi5re.

Isrsthsr ArD DIVIDENDS GUARANTEED.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

COOPER INSTITUTE .. -,
TWIaiVFNINg CONCK kf end BAZAAR for the beneh oI u
Orphan, under lho srs o. he Rev Bishop LJnch o Ohesoh
New-York tribune., 1866-04-23

BROADWAY THEATER-
THIS EVENING. ~ 2. SDLDN sblNOLEi MT john L. owens
IuE LIVE INDIAN BIZ John T. Owens
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
Nons 90 Blind as these who Won't
Bee.

Bee.
Tho blindness Of the rebels 10 their
own i~niercsss, in making, instead Of
accepting, terms Of submission, since
they supposed johnson wAs With
them. has been astonishing, The
elections Nsrth are beginning to open
their eyes. W. find the follow ing in
the Little Rock Ne0s, Of the 18Th
In view Of these results. and the
consequent defeat Of the President
and the conservative party which war
organized ut Philadelphia, IL beho0ves
the people Of the South, as We think,
70 adopt a course of perfect neutrali.
~ IS regards national affairs; but of
increased activity in the building up
Of our local institutions, governments
and enterprises. In order TO gair
admission Of our Representatives into
Congress, our State Legislature will
have to frat adopt the pending Con
stitutionAl Amendment, aud then pass
such laws rs may be required, in con
farmity Herewith. Such Is tho price
Of admission.
Good sense for once. How many
more disIoyal papers viii dare follow
suit
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
A Northern Man Dfivsn from Mid
die Tsnnessee--His Property Burn

cd.
The Grand Rapids EMichiganl FL.
gle, Of ne 9th, makes the following
statement;
Capt. Il. P. Clifford, Of the town.
ship Of Alpine, Kent county, in this
State, has returned home from Ton.
nssseS, having BEEN burned out BY
Andrew Johnson's rebel friends. Al
the close of the war, Capt. Clifford, of
The First Michigan Engineers and
Mechanics regiment, remained in
Tennessee, and went into the lumber
business, near Nashville, with " Union
citizen M . partner. Since President
J~ohnSon's policy has become marked,
Capt. Clifford reports that the old rob.
el spirit Of hatred toward Northern
men and Union men has become in.
tsnGO. lie aud bis partner have been
repeatedly threatened and warned ;
but, as they kept aloof from politics,
and stuck closely to their business as
On lot, industrious mon, they hoped
and expected to escape molestatiOn,
Nevertheless, their saw mill va. re.
Gently set on Gro and destroyed, and
after consultation with friends, Capt.
Clifford was convinced that no could
not live any longer in safety in that
section Of tho country 40 no sold Out
tho remnants Of his property for what
he could get, and came North.
Capt. Clifford represents the rebel
party in that section as confident and
arrogant rs they have been told,
and believe, that \ majority Of the
Northern soldiers are tho supporters
Of tho President, and that the John.
Son element 10 sure to prevail in thu
coming elections, 10 q sufficient OK.
tent TO give them ; majority in Con.
gross, counting in those Of the rebol
States, when they are to DO rscOg.
ihEed "a tho legitimate Congress by
the President, according to tho plan
which has been 70 frequently breach
cd. Then, they hatler themselves,
will come the hour Of sweet revenge,
as they propose 10 handle the qucs.
tons Of negro Sorvitude, negro rights
and the national debt, including all
tho losses they have sustained in
fighting tho nation, in their own
way. There is no sdlVdtioH or safety,
Capt. Clifford declares, for Union
men there, either white or black,
except by tho success Of tho prinei.
plies Of the Republican party.