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CoLurs NGv YORK AsD EmN RAmro.o-
A CosDucroa AsD EsGisnH IfELD TvR MtSfLAr4rrEn -
A oolls o. which s alleged have refutI from srs~
caolessne-s occurred al late hour Friday night, On
Ia Nov York and Erc Rafnad. at Lorhshle on iha
Delaware diyls on by which was Killed Fror~
what Information could DO gathered "A appear that tbs
ht express triiu No o. which le't Jrrny Ciy "a Fd
day no. Into fro sht tram which ~As belnd tins
The pLiffirns Of both trains broken 40, and .
brakeman damned iu between tso freight cars.
n required hour and hhf 20 separate tic can,
as To remove Tho hody of he brak~nnb, Who u tho
meantime lad expired Tie cpndnstor and onxineer
OF IN frcht trnin wcru AR rtod Tor t ua tor ana
were required 60 give ball la the of SO 900 anh -
a al tic actl0n 81 The Grand JnTy
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FIRE IN CHRYsrIE sTREET-poUR CHILDREN
NEARLY sUPFOCATED.
About eleven o'clock on Monday morning fire broke
in the tenement building No l2s Chryste street II
originated the premises occupied by Samuel Cohen, in
the room the first floor II appears that Mrs.
Cohen and left her four children locked up in
tho During her absence OF the children.
while at play set ire 10 piece Of rag and thus com
municated flames TO tho bed The other occupants Of
the house discovered the smoke and broke open tho door
Just in time the children, who nearly suf
focated The eldest OF the four Is only six years old
The prompt arrival Of tho fremen although no bells
rung prevented the spread OF the lire TO other
parts OF the building
The damage to tho furniture and peder goods owned
by Mr. Cohen will be about SI00 insurance The
building is owned by L. Brown 1t Is damaged about
$T5 and IL insured
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spain. Policy Toward. I,aIy.

Tho following is the o. the despatch dated Febru
ary addressed by General dc Ia Marmora 20 the Italian
Minister Madrid In consequence OF the dccatons con
fnned the pansh Red Book respecting the policy Of
Spain towards ftaly:-
II request you TO rem nd Senior Bcrnudez dc Castro
that II the September Convention, while acknowledging
tho principle non.intcrvention, nevertheless placed
certain conditions upon the applraon Of that pr rple
those conditions conc rn France exclusively. You u
therefore clare that A. rewards other Powcr their
pOnintervent IN the pol tica affairs OF Rome always
remains the unqualified principle upon which the con
duct OF Italy will be invariably based"
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One Hundred Thousand Dollars Pre-
sented 10 Him by New
York Millionaires.
THE LIEUTENANT GENERAL IN BROOKLYN.
Splendid Reception by the
Twenty-third Regiment.
The Academy Of Music Filled with the Beauty
and the Bravo Of Brooklyn.
DEPARTURE FOR WASHING TON
Ia. kes ~.

The visit OF the Lieutenant General terminated yesier
day and sister City OF Churches had the honor OF
being the last to bid him goodby
In the forenoon he accompanied Mr. Vanderbilt on a
visit the stables Of that gentleman The General like
all soldiers IL adnrer OF horsenesh. and in Mr. Van
derbts stud Of animals he found much to crafty his
taste
In the afternoon he visited the establishment OF Messrs
f. " Haughwout Co, and spent considerable time In
inspecting the manufacturing and sales departments
AT four O'Clock he left the Metropolitan and proceeded
TO Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

10 the Chamber Of Deputies February 10 the debate
as resumed on the motion protesting against the dec
s,n Of the supreme Court resyotng liberty OF speech
IN the Chamber During the debate, Count Bisnak aud
he Ministers of the Interior ant Just csnsured the
Depues IN strong terms and stated that they opposed
the the of justice In order that
they ght be free 20 give vent 10 expressions of insult
end calnmuy The House subsequently adopt n ths mo
fou OF Herr Won Hoverbeck protesting aAnst The deci
sion Of lhc supreme court by 2ss 10 80 yo,cs
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

0NN FHAN'T'fFII FFTI INb1
The overland mail, with Now York dates Of JanuaT
80, has arrived
Cornelius Coll the recently elected United states srns
tor spokc IN the Assembly Clhubor lat Saturday
INK Hc opposed 10 restoring ho cadrrs OF Tho 70
b,iun TO political poNor Recent eycnt- lac SAID, had
madn II uncertain whether the Confedofates had lost
anything IN tho late gle not Thor" was no No
coHsity for In oton II. review ~
longth the pTeseDt situation
Mining stocks nrm. sayase. $50, Ophr f4iD.
Imperial ti22. Chollar rOtosl fa5D, yellow jacket
tendrrr 70 cents
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DestrVctive Fire I'm Philadelphia-seve-
raj Lives Lost.

PHILADELPHIA, FEB 70 lsbb
destructive fro occurred this evening in Third
street above Race. 1t originated in Roberts hardware
store and communicated 10 Messrs James, Kent San
tee Co.'S extensive dry goods warehouse. The upper
stories Of the latter building destroyed Mr..
Roberts is entirely destroyed aud four 1remen
killed and others reported killed injured by falling
roofs and side walls
Mcssrs James, Kent, Santrn h Co. were insured,
mostly in New York and New England companies.
Edward O'Neil, or Columbia Hose Company was
Killed, being crushed By falling wall number or
nremen the fourth story preciptated into the
cellar. Many were severely injured.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90, 1855.
The loss by the nre tonight amounts % over three ar
ters of million of dollars George A. Roberts loss "
$40 900; Thomas X Brothers. $40 600. James Kent,
Sanlec A Co, one ~ the largest firms in the state,
occupied three stores ani had avy stock OF goods,
val lled 500, 900, which totally destroyed The
drug store Of Shoemaker & smith. loss So 900
One member or Columbia Hose was killed aud several
others reported killed and number injured Altogether
tw, nty Ave nrcmen were Injured
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

The virgInia Ierisiatarc.

TfHWIVn. Va, 700 y II
The bin Incorporating ne Covug,on and Ohio Railroad
paszsd both houses today
The House BASED the Senafc bii AmsulrG the uf1fy
as 20 Authorize contracts for TIE ynent u e "a
per cent Interest They also tdofted 80 ref1.rtpt
reported s0tne days since expressing urruaitei afrf
bai0n 0f The action tf Judge udsfwg0d -suAt1r elect
with only one discerning v0ie
The n the ball va gfautsd 10 crtsns for wefn-a
day ngIt, shfu futsr ClnwAy. i0rmrry ~ han a.
will sueak 10 suuupft ~ the Pres dantE U1lry
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who loudly and Enthusiastically ohoered the General a.
no was driven away
DEPARTURE PoR wAsHIs0rOs
At the close Of the ceremonies In brooklyn the General
escorted to tho ferry where special steamer
lived him and conveyed him around To the Jersey CITY
depot His family had already preceded him from tho
hotel and we're here joined by him. when the party
barked In special car attached to the mdnight train
which then started for Washington
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
Finances OF spain.


In to- days sitting OF the Senate the Minister Of
Finance declared the lnsnces Of the country 10 he IN
more favorable oOnd Ton than supposed, the
pend tire of the pnt year being estimated at 400
n i0n reals and the revenue at a. 700 millions including
the b nds rcpresen Ing the national property.
Tie cnate have adopted the address Ia reply g the
speech from the throne by a majority Of sixty two
otg
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ttuon under which have enjoyed many bless
ng and fidelity which is the first duty OF American
citizen And further
Resolved That members OF this body win cheerfuy
JON both aldermen and citizens, In public ma
festaton approval of the President gotten up the
spirit OF nshp, designed and believed to be
bodied In these resolutions.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The COUNTRY.

Advertisements f,r the wssNir UKnitD fsas be hasief
n bofoto olpck every "Wednesday evening Ia cir
culaiion among tho en,erph.na mechanics farmers
merchant Manufacturer. ard gentlemen throaghou, The
Gsgntrv inercasins yery rapidly Advertisements Ia
u wElKts HKhtLB Will thus ~ sssn by .iargs
rorion or the anu ener. c people of tho United
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
France and Mexico.

In the French Senate, the 10th inst, NJ Rouhcr
protested against the speech delivered by M dc Bossy
IN Frdav's sitting.
Marshal Forey stated that the return Of the French
troops from Mexico could not take place speed y
appeared to be desired in France and he advised
that fresh r Inducements should be sent out.
81. Rouher declared that Marshal Forey had expressed
In his spe ch merely pr ate opinion, the views of the
government upon this subject being those contained in
the speech from the throne and the drafts Of the ad
dross.
The first eight paragraphs of the address then
adopted.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
The Massachusetts Legislature and Pre-.
sident johnson.

BUN1ON FeD 20, I5b0
The following Is among series OF resolutions intro
duccd in the lower branch OF the Legislature to-day aud
referred TO the Committee on Federal Relations
Resolved Tha, the recent public attack upon one OF the
honoed and beloved Senators Of by the Pre-
sdent OF the United States public eech In the city OF
Washington Ia insult to the Commonwealth unjust
undignihed and disgracefu and calls for the In
dgnant rebuke of patriotic citizen Of that State TO
whose the country largely indebted for the saliva
ton of the national capital when those Who heard and
pauded that attack rstorously plotting plant the
standard OF treason upon its walls aad to destroy the
stitut and the government
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

A telegram from Brussels, OF February II, says;-
sV, count sydney arrived here last night invest King
ioopold III sith the order of the Garter To-day the
KIM received Va solemn audience, at the Royal Palace
ali the members of the mission dcputei BY Queen VIC.
fora 10 invest his Majesty with the Order of the Garter
The New York herald., 1866-02-27
SECOND DESPATCH.
Loss rwo muspEED THOUSAND DoLLARs

From the Louisville Courier, Feb %
One Of tho most destructive coniaerations that
have had 20 record occurring In city broke out
yesterday morning twenty minutes paat three O'clock
In the establishment Of Mcssrg Newc0mb, buchanan a
Co. Wall street between Main and the river the largest
grocery house in the west The building Of tho
most extensive in the city, extending from Fourth To
Bu street and had been bu IL expressly for the trade
several years SINCE by Messra Newcomb A Brother
The house Of Ncwcomb, Buchanan X Co In addition
10 their immense dealings In heavy groceries, arc the
representatives 81 tho Canncton Cotton Mills aud had
store large quantity tho sheetingS shirtings and
other products OF that factory These were tho
other stock. entirely consumed.
Tho total oss by this fire will fall not far short or
5000 600 which - covered by in the follow
companies 10 the amounts enumerated -
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Veto Salute at Auburn.

AuBURN Fed 2b-II 80 +. N.
One hundred guns fred in ths city the Prcsi-
dents message. Arrangements had been made for
the reception OF Secretary Seward who was OK peoted
here but did not arrive
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

Endorsement OF the President I'm Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE Feb. 20, 1896.
meeting called TO endorse the Presidents policy Of
reconstruction and his veto message held night at
Maryland Institute Hall, which densely crowded
Lieutenant Governor Cox presided. and speeches were
made by Senators Cowan and Dooiittle, an Colonel
Webster Collector OF the Port OF Baltimore and others.
Resolutions adopted fully endorsing the admnisra-
tion.
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

The following sales of real made yesterday
st The Exchange sAlesrooms, Ill Broadway
ny Muller, wilkins Co
lots 10Th " 300 ~ ives, 1iih av 25SiO2 each ~ 90
lots s0th ST. 200 n west llth ay, 25xl02 each p25
lot and building northeast cor sab And 57tb
10, aud store No 2lt wasbinEtou a., 1880 ~ ~
BY " LudIow 90
Tr2oo. tiso 90
Property No ~ Washington place, AZ e1s5I tgU0
Property No ~ South street 1x5d .........4. E,iD
Stable on Greene street, just south u wAsbins
ton place, ts.1r2- s....................,... 10 80
SALE op BRoorLrr CRY PROPERTY.
An auct0n sale of city property iosk place vestrdpy
under the direction of Comptroller Faron The sle toos
place In tho ro,1nia of the CITY Hal Two iot Her
kncr street 20xlG, sold ~ Hugh Mclaughlin a. 800
earh One lot on Gates avenue, above Marcy, 25H0 20
James Wild Tor fe25. The terms ~ sale Ten pef
cent down. 1he lruperiy hLolahL al nAl worth
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

The Franoo Swedish Treaty of Commerce has been
sanctioned bT all The four Chambers ol the swedish
The New York herald., 1866-02-27

The Croatan Diet has agreed 70 the union wish Hun
gary by ~ against % votea
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silent sowing Machine. Making th~
-ftHF fl Wt anf 0.HAs atIirh -str.af. safiAr anf
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