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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-12

Referring TO statement in the Pdtrie to the
effect that proposition had been received in Paris
from the Emperor Macmillan for the return 20 France
81 the end Of May next of force OF 1900 5000 Of
the French army In Mexico the Memorial DpLOm0tigut
ssys: " Information III which We confde leads us
30 the belief that this intelligence is at least very pre-.
mature There is no doubt that the mission of Baron
Gaard 10 Mexico had for It's object the arrangement
with the Emperor Macmillan Of conditions which
would allow Of the return Of troops but
sured that this mission can only be regarded the
starting point Of the negotiations with which il has to
deal"
The Paris Temps had received first warning
The debate on the address In reference 70 the speech
from the throne was commenced in the Corps Legs.
latif on the Goth ult M. Theirs delivered speech
against the home policy Of the Government. and In
favor Of an extension OF the liberties OF the people.
The Pail Mall Gazette quotes the unpublished French
ecia document which states that the French Mexican
expedition 10 the end Of 1865 had cost iH,O0O.Uc
sterling and IL 900 men killed and disabled.
On the 2th in the Corps Legislatf the debate on the
address continued. several members urging an
extension Of public liberties.
The Bourse closed weaker. Rentes 69l40.
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Latest.
LIVERPOOL. March !. l-6s

LIVERPOOL. March ], loo
The bank rate is unchanged.
The rumor Of the resignation Of Russell Is emphai'
cally denied.
Fenian affairs are unchanged. The military In Ire
land il 10 be further augmented.
The English Government has seized two vessels at
London which were fitting out for the Gillian Govern
Went.
VIfvSA Feb. os-The Sublime Porte has desired
the Powers who signed the treaty OF Paris 10 send
each commissioner 20 Bucharest 10 inquire into re
cent events at Roumnnia. The International Exhibi.
ton will take place IN 1870.
WARsAw Feb. 2s.-An Imperial ukase permits jews
who have received diploma at a Russian or Polish
University 70 enter public service In Poland, with the
rights aud privileges Of public functionaries.
PIsIH Feb. p. in to-day's sitting OF the Lower
House Of the Hungarian Diet Herr Deak moved the
appointment Of commissioner TO arrange the Affairs
common 20 Hungary and Austria.
The matter placed Oh the order OF the day foi TO-
morrow. -
SOUTHAMPTON Feb. 2e.-The steamer NewYork
sailed for New.YOrk this afternoon with lJl passen.
gers and full cargo including French jewery valued
al &c 800.
PARIS Feb. 2s-p. m.-Bourse fat; Rentes, COZ 35c.,
OF &c. lower than yesterday.
DUBLIN, Feb. 2s-p. ma policeman Of Castletown
Roche in the County OF Cork. and another from the
neghborbood OF Fermoy. in the same county. have
been arrested on O charge OF fenisnism.
Five sb.Americans were arrested to-day. ana
documents Of n suspicious character found on them
Their names are Thomas OBrien. Michael ScGenn.
Thomas DOherty Broughsm. John Dunno and Jeremiah
Farrell. Eleven arrests are reported at Cnstlebnr on
Tuesday night They all belonged to the working class
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BOILER EXPLOsION AT HARLEM
BRIDGE.
Ceroner's Verdict OF Censure.

On Saturday Coroner Collin held an inquest
at the Twelfth Precinct Siaion.lIousc on the body OF
James Maguie. the fireman who was instantly killed
BIZ the explosion Of locomotive No. 90 OF the Newlia-
ven Riilroad at Onchundred and,hrty. thrd-st. and
Fourrh.aye on Friday night last. The engineer Mr..
Daniel s. ODDS native Of Jamaica L. /, testified that
on the evening in question he left Forty.secondst at
"a minutes past o'clock in charge of the above locomo-
ye vi c lad attached 10 II train 81 ~ freight cars
I'm aaching Ouehuudred and thirty third ST. he stop
M IA Is usual b. allow the mail train 10 pass him lie
lad stopped from the engine 10 empty tho asn'pah'
lef H. boiler exploded with terrific report throw
inc hin DIST nee 81 Is feet irJurns MN severely
about O head face and aru On recovering ne looked
for tC ffen AZ. ant found him lyipg on TUG tenucI'
apparent quite dead
rse body Was then removed to the Twelfth Precinct
Saiion House by Capt Bennett who with section OF
nire was upon the ground after the occurrence
rendering every assistance. The witness cond assign
no on for the explosions at the time OF the expo-
sor be- was carrying about 100 pounds OF steam WIN
three full steam gauges OF wafer the ooipr DO haa al
va,s considered good one capable OF carrying from
80 ~ $50 pounds Of STEAM in fact no has oiten carried
that amount he had run the locomotive little over
two years; he hes an engineers certificate;
Mr. Marcus NJ. Rounds OF New Haven, oupellntenu'
emf of motive power and rolling stock on the New Ha'
ven Railroad testified that the locomotive was buit IN
1855 at the Taunton Mass Locomotive Wofks ana ne
had considered II frstcass 10 ponse 10 the
question Of 4 Juror he replied that ho did not know
whether Mr. Odds had engineers certincate; IN
hiring engineers he always gave the preference 10
tcal men before hiring engineer he was pisced on
tho road with practical men, and II he suited they then
hired him; q man who had studied engineering from
books alone could not run an engine. - .
Amer considerable debate. the Jury rendered the fo
loving verdict: We find that the deceased Dame to
his death BY injuries resulting rom the explosion OF the
boi,er of locomotive No %. Of the N. and n H. X,
at Harlem bridge. on the evening OF the YIN mt ana
from the evidence do not censure the engineer OF
said locomotive. but We do ceneure the N I. and N.
II. p Coupsny for not employing Raeteal sua eVisus
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by the counsel for the Defense without however max.
ing their cause any stronger.
TESTIMONY OF JOIN KENNEDY

TESTIMONY OF JoHE KENNEDY.
John Kennedy called and sworn AGE 81 years; 70.
side In Sommeryille Mass was IN the army In 1854
18th Mass Regiment; taken prisoner on the Weldon
Railroad August 10. 1864. was taken to Libby Prison
aud thence " Belle Isle thence to Salisbury the 9Th
Of Ocober there were about 600 prisoners there VIII
reached there; can't tell how many went there Wien
Did. there were two trains Of them; there not
much sickness among them at that time most OF q ~
could stand up for their rations we got shelter for
two or three weeks. then had two tents for 100 m
sometime after there another tent the tents wei
Siby, fly tents and common wail-tents; no other
shelter but what the men provided for themselyes-the
holes four feet deep excayated round and could SIT
down in them but stand up and had freplaces 10
them with holes punched for chmneys-think third
lived IN this waythese holes though damp were more
comfortabe than tents as they got clear OF tie wind
they bnt little porch the mouths Of these holes
10 turn of the ram but in hard rain some Of these
would cave in, as they were built OF mud.
The raiions we're generally half loaf OF either wheat
or corn bread and sometimes what was called sorghum
bread, supposed to be made Of sorghum Seed pint
rice soup sometimes seemed to be b0il0d after meat,
generally three four spoonsful rice In pint water
without sat- except sometimes once we got meat three
days ~ succession al other times We got none for 10
days sometimes got gill OF mOasses in lieu OF meat
Rebel officers came in several occasions and got re-
crus large numbers of them; near the big gate
a large crowd was there and several asked what they
got outside and man. supposed to be officer. sad
they got loaf Of bread aud piece Of meat outside to all
that went out.
There were men who had their feet frozen; can't
tell the numbers of these lodged under one of the
prison hospitals which three four feet above the
ground and served for lodging place for quite q
number the sick were not all taken TO the spials
think hall the sick in the tents; one Of the sick
took to the hospital TO sleep under the hunks at
night, ana took him away again next morning. we uld
this Tor three four nights. and then he died; can't
tell the number Of deaths outside the hospitals
Milton T. Roberts of the Goth Mass achuseits gave
his evidence in tie afternoon; but as 1t was merely
repetition Of that already published omit it. Among
other things he sad One Of the men had all oxeye for
his Taons, and he has since died idiot; don't know
whether that caused his death; went once into tie
third day without food excepting soup; an not sure
il go, that not; We went often a. hours without
food.
The Commission then adjourned until 10 O. N. to-
morrow "wednesday morning
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UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co

UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co
OF Syracuse. y. Y.
CASH CAPITAL.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Insures against Accidents OF all kinds.
OFFICE. No - BROADWAY y. Y. City.
A. A. HowILTT President. e.. f. CoMsTocK Vice
President L. r. ANDREWS, Secretary.
f. W. and II. b. GATES General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCE>.
The Hon REUBEN +. FENToN. Governor Of New York.
The Hon. HoRAIIo SEYMOUR Utica Y. y.
DFAN RICHMOND, Buffalo y. Y.
Tn HOu THOMAS q. ALyORD Lieut. Gov. OF y. y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. IS BROADWAY. y. Y,
In the Union Trust COmpanys Office until the LIST Of
Nav next when they Will occupy their Once, NO. j,
Wal.st. Agents wanted
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Italy.

The Chamber Of Deputies passed the bill for
che Exercise Of the Provisional Budget by 22s against
u votes
Gen La Msrmors had delivered speech describing
The actual position held by the Cabinet lie refued the
tharge Of having shown too ready compliance with
hs wishes Of France and said the French aud Italian
Governments have each their own views respecting the
future but the September Convention shall DO faithfully
ssrried out With regard to the superintendent Of the
tont8ca debt that question forms the subject OF pres
proceeded to give certain explanations respecting the
Pontnoal legion which, be said. would have no oon'
hsctien VITA ths Breach Govssnmspk He reisoeod ~
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Indiu.

The following official telegram was only 81
hours in Transmission from India to London:
BHoOTAN Feb. 25-The guns lost at Dewangir
have been restored To our officers by the Bhootan
Chief The invading force will now return
BOMBAY Feb 24-Import and Cotton market quiet.
Cotton shipments of the week a. 600 bales Exchange
on London 2 u. Freights 10 Liverpool. so.
CALCUTTA Feb. 23.-Exchange. 2'lt Freights.
81 to England.
private telegram repeats the statement that the
new cotton copis 100000 bales less than last year,
owing TO injury by frost.
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Russia.

The st. Petersburg correspondent of lie Nord
gives an account of a banquet at the Marine Club Of
Cronstadt, at which were present Gen. Clay United
States Minister and Mr. Curtin, United States Consul
Various toasts were drank. and mutually compliment.
tary speeches we,e delivered the general effect OF
" hich was according TO the correspondent like the
Americans the Russians have had to struggle not
only against Rebels but also against the Intervention Of
the Western Powers of Europe Both have triumpbed.
This community of destinies has added an additional
Ink TO The chain of agreement and friendship which
binds together the two nations
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EUROPE.
-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
The Revolution in the Danubian
PrincipalitieS,
The Count Of Flanders Declines the
Throne.
Serious Disagreement Between Aus
tyia and Prussia.
More Arrests of Irish Fenians.

The Inman steamer City Of Boston, Capt.
Brooks which left Liverpool at 1880 on the morning
of the 2sth of February and Queenstown on the Isl OF
March, arrived here yesterday bringing four days
iaer news
The steamer Queen of the National line left Liver
pool simultaneously with tho City OF Boston
The Africa reached Liverpool at d. m on the Goth
ut
The City of Washington reached Queenstown early
OF tie morning Of the 2sth Of February.
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AuslIin.

The Lower House of the Hungarian Diet had
unanimously adopted the address in ply TO the speech
from the throne The addresses Of both Houses had
been presented to the Emperor
The London Star has reason TO know that the rela
tons between Austria and Prussia at present in
much more critical condition in regard TO the Duchies
than is generally supposed and it even hints at the
possibility Of war between them
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$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the Ma
TIoSAL," which is cay.tempcring machine, and the
bricks made by it WILL STAND ALL CLIMATES. Those
made by the dry pressing machines will all crumbe to
pieces on being exposed to frost. ADRAM REQUA
General Agent, No 100 BROADWAY. y. \.
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lAdvertisements.

FRENCH SPOKEN AFTER A SHORT STUDY.
Another and the last explanation Of A. A. FAvAR
GERS peculiar system, by which adults speak
French quicker and better than by going abroad. viii
be given ut the New York University. OF Wayer
ley and University. places. on MONDAY EyENNG. March
~ az q O'clock and on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March
49, 3 O'Clock. Also. Brooklyn, az the Packer
Institute, JOraemOn.st. Court St. on "WEDNESDAY
EVENING, at :! o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen are
invited See Instruction
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FIRE IN SEooND-AvE.-The portable photo
graph gallery Of Frederick jean at the corner of Sixty
tbfd.st and Second-ave was damaged by fire on Fri
day TO the amount of 81 500. No Insurance
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FINEST READYMADB CLOTHING IL AMERICA.
Gents Youths and Childrens all quite equal to Gus
tom work BROKAW BRos.,
No % Lnsavette. place. and No. "a Fourth-ave.
Opposite Cooper Union.
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By Way OF Meeting the Presept and Anticipate
ING THE PROSPECTIVE DECLINE IN PRICES WI
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, FOR ONE MONTH. TIL
WHOLE OF OUR SUPERB STOCK OF CLOTHING
WHICH Is UNSURPASSED IN FABRIC STYLE ANu
WORKMANSHIP. AND AT A LARGE PER CENT BE-
LOW THE RULING PRICES
DEyLrN L Co..
BROADWAY, CORNER dRAND.sT.
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advice which had been offered that Italy should break
off diplomatic relations with Spain and concluded by
stating that no political negotiations were at present
being carried on between Austria and Italy nor had
the Italian Government cone to any decision respect
ing the commercial relations between the two countries
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6perial Notices.


Notice 20 Butchers.--The Butchers Of the City Of
are requested attend meeting 10 be held at tho
Office Of the Butchers Hide and Melting Association. corner
Of Fhst and Firstaye. MONDAY Eth ins at O'Clock
y. H., on business Of importance
Third Assembly District Union Association
will NEE. THIS (MonGEyl EVENlNG, at the tlfth W ara
Hotel At \ O'Clock JAMES ~ IUItlLL RES
JoHS A. WILLIAMS, Sec.
Charles =. spencer Campaign Club OF
SIXTEENTH WARD
will NEE. al corner West Eighteenth st. and Eighthave.
THIS tMoldsy) EVENING, at u o'clock
WILLIAM TERHUNE. President.
THEODORE HENDRICKS. Secretary.
Another and the Last Explanation of A. A.
FAyARGER'S peculiar system BY which ados can speak
French quicker and better than by going abroad viii b
gwen at the New.York University, of Waverey and
University. places on MONDAY EVENING, March IL, al
Z; O'Clock. and on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Mach IL, u
o'clock Also in Brooklyn at the Packer Institute.
yoraenon.st near Court-st., on WEDNESDAY EVENING
a O'clock Lsdie. and gentlemen invited See Insrue
ton
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tfc engineers from the evidence OF the Superintend
ent of motive power they do not employ engineers on
certificates Of capability.' Deceased was aged 70
ears aud native " the United States.
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The North American Outward Bound.

PORTLAND, Me-. March Il, ls66
The steamer North American, Capt Kerr,
sailed at o'clock this morning Wind south Their
mometer 81. Overcast
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NEWSPAPER EDIToR.-An Editor Of expert
in connection with journals East and West desires
nation promising permanence and Advancement hra
class daily paper Address NEWSPAPER EpiroR" care OF
beock Il Co., Publishers No 10 Beekman-st, New-fors
City
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Loss Of the Steamer Nashun.

NORFOLK. March II, 1866
The steamer Nashua is ashore on Currltuck.
She was bound from New. Orleans for New York. She
had no cargo Two engineers and II Of the crew have
arrived here No lives were lost The vessel Is total
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SPRING is the proper time to take cleansing
and Purifying medicines, OF which SWANS PASAcKA
stands precmneat Sold bv all druggists.
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Business Noiitrs.

That NOBLE ANIMAL, THE HORSE,
# I'D occasionally with ALDESs CONDITION PovpERs, viii
Always be able to a bis task Ttey mos deases Of
horses increase the ppeie and spirits and bright glossy
appearances 10 the hair. feeds Powders
regularly viii ever lose any time by sickness disability Of his
horses We permitted &c re!er to C. W McCuue esq. No.
% Muusys L w Winchester ESQ, Superintendent, Harm
den Express MAJOR A. Polen. Superintendent Nationa TX
pres No. 65 broadway. DExAs BARNES Co.
No. 81 PsrkIow, Whoesal. Agents.
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EVERY MOTHER WHO REGARDS

EVERY MOTHER WHO REGARDS
The he and health Of her child should POSSESS Mrs WINS
Lows SOOTHING sYErP II old and wei tried remedy.
/. relieves the child from pain soens the gums reduces in
aamnaon wind collie requisites the stomach and bow
els and by giving ard health 70 the child comforts the
mother Offices No IS Deyst, New YORK and No POS High
Ioborn. London. England.
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els and by giving res, ard health the child comforts the
mother oAce, No IS Deyst New York and No. POS High
Holboru London. England.
For CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS and
all Pulmonary Complaints. pI JAMES ExPEcroRAST is an
Old and weltried remedy. Thousands who have been
stored to health by it. gladly testify to it. efficacy Sold
by all Druggists.
BURyETr's COCAINE has received universal
indoeHen No other preparation remarkable
propee, for ebe,hng and Strengthening the hair and
rendering DARK and glossy. badness and eradca'e'
dandrua 1t stood the Otme and competition Sold
al the world
The French are rarely willing 10 admit that
Persian skin cen be surpassed the Manufacture Of articles
Of taste sad luxury end yet PBALoys NIGHT BLOOMING
CrRRus ba. been adopted by the leading French families here
a. superior to any of the floral put W in Paris.
Rome Sentinel.
DIR. UARRIsoy's PERIsTALTIC LoZEyGEs are
warranted positive cure Co.tiv-nes Plies and Dyspep
,s soldby HEeEMAs Co.. CAswELL- MACK x Co
MARvrys New PATENT ALUM AND DIR
PLAsrIR FIRE AND BURGLAR SILVER PiArS SAFES highly
6Tasn Of B ina gsiI snd gshhs ,s
MARVIN Co, 265 Bdwsy, and 81 Ches,nutst., Phla
DANES PULMo- BRONCHIAL TROcHEs, for
Coughs. Colds. Catah, Bronchitis Asthma Hoarsenes. &c
DAxK Co. No i3o Fourth or C. Fox No 81 bafciay'
The ARM AND LRG, by b. FRANK PALMER,
IL D-rhe best" free to soldiers and low TO officers and
civilians. I6O9 Cbestnutst. Phia Aston nj, 10 Green
at Boston. Avoid fraudulent limitations Of his patents
AT IUyr's No. 43O Broadway, best FRENCH
"a. Roor. ready mad, or order Sl2 Patent Leather Boots
be. quality si Shoes and Caters OF every description
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKB PICTURES.
C,rss viguette - per dozen; Duplicates 81 All mega
tive. registered r. A. LxwIs No. 100 Chsthsn-'s.. N Y.
TRussgs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS. SUSPgNsoRY
BAspAeas SuPPoRrRRs. dc.-MARsH l. Co.'S Radical Cure
Tru.. Office only at No. , vs'eyst. Lady attendant
BArCHELOR's HAIR DYR.-The best in the
world Perfect, natural reliable h,rms'' and in..n,.neoa'
IN effect Tbs genuine e signed wlILAN A. BArcHxLok.
Sold BY all Druggists Fsctory No III barcAy-st
WIGS, ToUPEEs, and ORNAMENTAL HAIR, first
quality Hair Dye and Dyeing at BArcHxLoRs IS Bond.t
THB FLORENCE GOLD MEDAL LOCK. STITCH
No. sos Broadway. New York
J. T. ELLIS, uptown Depot for WHEELER &
wilson's SEwISe MACHINES, No. s3s Broadway, cor Twen'
Bsnan,s Self Sewer or seltouiae and Ba.tsr, sen.
by mail upon receipt Of price, 81 So
GROVER & BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
Elastic sTrrcH sswIss MAcnIn sr family uss' NO 80
Broadway
HOWE SKwIYG MACHINE COMPASY.-ELIAs
Hovs IT,. President No e2s BIo.dw.y. Assn. wanted.
IMPROVED LOCK STITCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers. 0HSvHR BAKEs SAwiHa MAcHiNs
ConPANr No. +9e Broadway.
WHEELER & WILSON'S Lock STITCH SEWING
xIcSul W yvr1QyAou NAcUyk No ~ RyestwU.
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The French are rarely willing 10 admit that
Psrsan skin cen be surpassed in the manufacture OF articles
Of taste sad luxury end vet PHALoSs NIGHT BLOCKING
CrRRrs been adopted by the Leading French families here
4. superor to any OF the floral extracts pot up in Paris
Rome Sentinel.