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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
NEW..JERsRY NEWS.

MASS MEETING IN JERSEY City AGAINST THE
NEW PoLcr.--A Police bill for the government OF the
department Jersey City the provisions oil whieh are
similar to that of the Metropolitan bill and Whien was
rassed by the Assembly few days since by stAcuy
pnrty vote and is now pending IN the SENATE mas
cnused considerable excitement amons ponteiahs ia
Jersey Civ and strong effort Is being maue 10 ueIcat
ION Saturday night mass meeting oil citizens anu
payors was held at the City Hall for the purpose OF
Hscnssinc the Police act which was attended by large
number of citizens OF both parties each parry Delhg
desirous Of obtaining controlling voice IN tho pro-
cccdngs. - aut,o1 o
For some time after the meeting was organized eS'
oteneut ran high and the greatest confusion ie'ueu
and put for the presence OF strong ponce lolee terc
every Indication that the meeting wouu nv
M iu a general row. Several dstutpers VIZ cy,utcu
from The room and the councils OF the orderly portion
finally preyailed 10 "a sufficient extent 10 uuo" tue
speakeIs on both sides TO be- heard. -,
The selection of a Chairman was 'es' As 10 the
relative strength of friends and opponents presenter
I resulted In favor of the latter. who. on DIVISION
of the house elected Mayor Cleveland py
majority. 1T, ho,oe, q. ,hoo.
,re.enf after which preamble and resolutions were
read setting forth that bill Is now penang oeiofe o
Legislature of NewJersey TO establish oee us IN
to consist o Jersey Cy that the T,,y snd
the ,ad bill was rejected by the Common Sounv as
nnft for the government OF the Poce 'hnI % ne
fore protest against the passage oi sau o,a % ~ 49,
!, az an unnecessary attempt TO take IRON tne tneI
chartered rights that they are uuanhous! III ,aFor y,
any reform In the Police system Wnich WI anoru
greater security to life and properly Mu tshu more %
n.tly Ia preserve public order IN thc CITY pul thoy
disover IN the bin alluded 90 not only eulutes opposed
20 Al, these results but anti repubcah anu oppressive
that they believe the principle aat tnefe suOuu Dt
mo- taxation without represent alton "herehS tue
"r,,..i,n of TIL, bill gyus the power of un
L,lit,I taxation over ths ci.iksn' O' Jersey Ct,
10 a. lIIesRqasI,sa toty, ot vcu, " SS' AZ
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MARRIED ID.

Friday. Feb. ID at the residence Of
John A. Deveau, New Rochelle, Alr. Nm Csrk ol W ars'
burg Pa to Ms Ella '. Weeks o. Ere' "a
o,ccrN- Nor.he,,t Pa on Thursdoy. Feb. Is.
by tie Rev Bishop simpson, Richard l. oa2sih o. rte Z"
Mis-, Gertrude r. Hall OF Northeast
sON-FROTHINGHAM-in Broohyn on Fhnrn.'ay
,o,i,, Sch n nv the Rev Alfred 4. Putnam. Aibert
Mason 70 Elizabeth Ann, daughter oflssac A.
nORsF-RICHARDSON-InM Mansfield Mass. on Thurs
ay F.b IS bv the Rev Daniel : C. NJ Potter OF oIton
Mass. Mr. EH ah g. Morse OF Aaiimsaoo; Mich. TO "lss
Sarah L. Richardson, daughter OF Ira hcnndson sF''
Mansfield, Mass.
WALKFR-LENIS-On Saturday Feb IL "a ne toIr,r- =,
ave Presbyterian Church by tue Rev Howard '1sOy "
D Alex Walker Francis Antli daughter OF the lpo
Rev Wm B. Lewis Of BrOoAlyn.
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Latest ship News.

steem,p George Nshingtou, eager. New Ofleah' req
II ,-i,I =. d.e ,ri mass 20 H. 4. Cromwell Co.
steam lin Keunebeck Edwards Philadelphia with mdse
stesn.hlp Emily Souler Lockwood Charleston eS hours
With rnd.. and pas... 20 Livng.toD Fox Co
Shin Princess Alexandra ihrl hely A'srpoo % Gays,
weather lost sails, sc. q, nj, en- l.. III.
Bar Harmonic Russ MaEseu.es o. days wan
ud.e 60 Baeijer DcNe ertu.
Rark Geugal (Rr) Mocker Nsenzas II days with snsar
,rd molasses % r.. j. DeWo Co FEB. 10. Jamea Hoe
snan fe from tie n,n ward and severely injured
BIZ Ellen Bernard tot Blltmorel Collins Galveston 10 d.
cosfn 70 ms
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Pa.scngers Arrived.

In steamship George Washington. from Ne. OI.ean,-N
F Read aad lady T. Psce, II. G. PaIsor j. w T. Roberta
ID + smith r. Lever.ch A. Myyrs II. T. Warner, , Nuss-
BAUM Denscher NJ Labustene }. Gushuan G. II liaws
b Frisreir r. Burr and syt J. Aaron A. L. MARX. &
nah T. q Howell u X. Hawks, ID. X. Rolf w. H. Harvey
Hevide L. Wilson l.. Blown W. Causwel aniwiie bliss
nan M. Marshal and servant ". II. Gail q. A. Marshall,
+ FaIre o. Dennis. Low Msndgoi, L. h. Bursoyne and
vie T. Buliinei +. JACKIE
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OHIO.
ac,ion of the Cincinnati City COuuril.

tNCNNAU, baturuly, IcD II, l-Oh.
The City Council yesterday passed resolu-
,on asking the Legislature for authority issue bonds
for the purchase of gas works The amount is not spe
cited They also ask for authority to issue bonds to
tbe amount of sJO0O 900 for the construction OF "
hospital, and TO levy tax OF one mill on dollar for
sewerage purposes
Navigation at this point was partially suspended yes
terday Boats ran very irregnarly. To-day they will
resume their regular trips.
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Fire in Astoria-Loss $4,000.

AnlOhh' L. H. ItD lr lr"".
The splendid residence OF Mr.. Howard Potter
was destroyed by fire 10 day The alarm was given
little before noon while the people were yet in the
churches the services in some Of which brought
10 an abrupt conclusion The fire broke out at about
II 80 o. m and by 10 o'clock Two engines were on the
ground though the house is about q mile from the ~
age The citizens rapidly gathered. aud worked with
will TO save the furniture, as all Efforts to eKingui'4
the flames were uuavail.l6. Loss sj000; insggaEce
sA.Wo Jus pSSjtlse vas ay 7aysa.
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The Eenians in Ercland-Tbeir Hopes and
Fcars-Thc Condition OF the Country
Personal Liberty i'm Ireland Woren
Detectives Employed by the British
Government-Sicphcn i'm Erc,nnd-Thc
Opinion ss TO Wkat the Fcnians Can
DO in IreInnd-Thc Capture OF Canada
Looked For by the Irish Fsnians-
Departure of Lord Monck for Canada
with Special Instructions Eiow 10 Dcni
with American TeniaDs-Fsore Arrests.
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Sperial Notices.

spring Business. spring Business The pros
meets for large AID lucrative Spring Business are good
To be prepared for the demands Of heF Old Patrons ana 's
Rrsiues, Public in general. BAKER GOODWIN PRiNr-
Ems PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE. have added largely I"
their stock OF Pain aud Fancy Types Borders Eagavns'
&c. Some ofthsse New Fonts have been Imported 'pe
ciayfor B. o. and viii meet the wants oil a'. e''' VI
customers.
b. g.. assortment of Types. Borders, osnlinea' En-
avnzs &c j. tie Largest and Attractive IN this coun-
try and sbs them execute every variety oil
In any style desired. ,,.-
Their establishment is also fornisled with at ire bEsr
PATENT STEAM POWER PRESSES, FOX printing every
a,. Of work from the Smallest Card o. Label to the Larsss
Bill or Book "a the slorts,f pos'ible time.
r.r ouR NEW SPRING DESIGNS FOR COUNTRY
MERCHANTS ARE NOW READY.
r The attention the Business Public is respectfully To-
vited to the advantages Of this od Established Printing o
Estimate. chserfaly given CASH PRICES. IEa"S
CASH.
BAKER GOODWIN. PropresoF' Tr5oae B1id'ns''
Pra,lu, House Square, New -lors.
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EUROPE.
Continued from First PAGE.

Intelligence had boon received Of the capture Of the
spanish vessel Dormitilla at COluimbO, by the Chill
Ians
Coffee quoted az 1850 9Oo res for good Firss.
stock 10000 bags. Exchange on London 2ji
PHRNANRUCO. Jan. .N.--EIohaDCe2c. Sugar-Wbite
, ,Da5aaJO: Brown 2t4j0.
Bsla-E xchange @ d27, Sugar coca 500.
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Advertisements !

ACCOUNTS AND PESMANSHIP.-Ihe attention
Of Young Men is invited TO the inducements offered at
GoID.MIrHs = CoMNERCLN INSTITUTE. NO. 80 Broad
way during the present month. Circulars with terms
on application.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

THE SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR GUTENBERG
THE BODY Identified. The body of an unknown man
found washed ashore Gutenberg feg days since
has been recognized that Of William Wlks, who re-
sided at No. 33l South Seventh-st jersey City, and
who has been missing since the Goth Of January The
deceased a shoe-cutter and short time previous
his disappearance. while crossing the ferry. had So
worth of shoes stolen from hiu the property Of his
employer which so preyed upon his mind that Ills fam
lily thought it led to his disappearance In consequence
OF the marks OF blow on the head. apparently in.
niced with hammer the Jury the inquest rendered
verdict of death by violence at the hands OF some un
known person. The deceased had money when he
left home. and consequently could not have Deen mur
dered for the purpose OF robbery He ~ years OF
age and leaves wife and children. The body was ex
huned from the Potters Field and was buried by the
family yesterday afternoon
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

pointoent they have no voice. that they respect
fully pre,est against the passage of bill calculated
| to place the city business in the power Of mel
Of WHOM seeurity 10 required and who are clothed
with ar absolute power citizens which IN excited
political times may be used for party purposes aud 70
the deriment of good order and the oppression Of c
zens that they consider the said Police bill as badly
prepared dangerous in its tendency eItravagant in its
pie
The adoption Of the resolutions advocated and
the Police bill argued against and denounced Al the
b. Perry F y Belts and Mayor Cleveland.
The passage of the bill was advocated by Messrs.
Wurtz Moior Psngborn and Washington B. Williams
after which the resolutions presented TO the meeting
were adopted by decided majority.
The Chairman was empowered to appoint committee
Of tive citizens 10 proceed Trenton oad enteayor to
defeat the passage of the bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

DEMORgST's MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-Do not
fail 10 see the splendid March Number comprising and
combining an Unparalleled array Of literary gems music
Stories poems fashions engrayings architecture ahd
other useful and eutertaing Literary novelties unlfeI
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19
Business Notltes.

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$500 BRICKS PER Hour are made by the
National Brick Machine, which Is the best clay
tempering machine in the country. ABRAM kfQtA'
Agent No lJO Broadway, New-lork.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-19

PATRIOT ORPHAN HoME.-We direct atten-
ton 70 the advertisement announcing celebration on
WashiDgtons Birthday Tor The benefit Of the above
named institution.
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Commercial FnielIigence.

Ifv gr0OL. Feb. 3.-COTTOS-The Brokers Cir
ren,rts o Cation for the week $1,000 bales
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Capture Of rsst 0oedwsn-rhs oasrtssn
Masssersa saa the Hors DsrssA.
sAs FsAsosoo. ~ O. lea
special mssenesf arrived ysssrday ~ Les Assslss
briasins despatch from ths commsadsr Of Yor 0ssai
70 General Mason, announcing that For 0oo1wia A.
xona had been taken By Two thousand Isdass. - Ne
garrison. numbering oes hundred ssd tvsaty. esw No.
massacrsd, with one exception, and the fou bsfAsA
Tho man Who escaped hun,ins 81 The ussd -
Witnessed she oommotlon from distance. Ne ~ ~
fort burning and heard hrnx Of during NE ma
which lasssd nearly IN hour suppossd NE fa1ians
gained sdmi.ioa the fort under the prsssst Of
Ing into treaty Of peace which oensssi hasoa hsd ~
structsd The commander Of thu fort W make.
letter dated hsrcops wsis Arsosa. April H. sssaAs
that Brevst Major James y Muller. Captain Company ..
Yoosenth infantry, and Acting Assssans sasusoa Tap
pan, u. e. A., Erred upon By ApAchss ~ cotiss voA
Springs March "a Tho former killed ed u ~
tcr badly wounded
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The Few revolutionary BHesteosnt-
Captsrs OF = Supposed Chilean prsgsss-
waiting for news fress the Raetas-
Ex.Prsssasns Finysrs sa Msarta.
Qua Madrid coRassrosDuxcs. r
NADafD. April ~. l1ea
No new d.v,oprnsnv have BEEN nsds 10 t6y pSc,sss-
ID revolution The authorities have eAmsd dow some
what and profess 70 have fears the r.soh Of saeh
undertaking They stu maintain. 70 considerable dsssss.
the slrc,s~s espionage the troops -b<h susp~ssd
OF di-Anectop Tho AHsIr " na usins ths gsvsrp
nent would people bsilevs s serious snosgh
and 10 much dosbs 10 s,ill sboa, tbe matter thM DC
Queen has indscnitsy postponed her usual viGi Va
hor palace al Ar.nJusr u u nos given out that 10
no outbreak should take place the ~ of MAJ day
~ revolutionary memwss-she uili leave nadnd on
the slh. Her mother. srQasen Chrssiana 10 srpeetsd
the 7T,h to vi.it Arsniaez zoe yin not larry Ire.
The Spanish have eapsarsf cbiissn fryss~, thsy
call the vessel named the Deis ward There psr
onsrs 10 tho ch~setsr o. the ship OF the ercam.
snoss u her capaufs I, does appear that shs
arrns.i ell thsy call her frgats, and have
her no. u ess es'ay % o, .s., :, , -. ssss''s'd
The people sgns-hst al1apRsisssd .. the ,soer
the IAni news from u's rseAc rhsy srpset"d 70 bsa
vhars Il gave he via De ssdna and The bAnA .
drubtans short time knea The oniy bsus 10 shai ihsy
s.ss s.s At .s,% bal f'So.' 70 80 a .Ss %. ' s sn
thay Do not take Ito c0usdarsiion ue fat tbss too
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~ at Ia tske aotive part 10 lhs aAsa@sson - ms
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tore a transport sith too hsbdr~d ssd sny Chissb
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sunday They have bsen making an sst~ssfss ana o.
lghusI droash Bpsn and sftss sbsading dsy 90
too here rI yrurssf " pssis
Rave say fsps been taksr 10 arrange . postal treaty
18th efan' ihoDs this tBrars&n, sahl~<t ~ih nN ~
~ eraoi "a ~ tho Postmaster ssnsra rhs sf&nlxh
syyerHmsna frsdy 81 any bonsni eoasiafs saoh .
Usaiy and 10 sssiovs W sppsvseh us nAltsr Tia "a.
isY In the unnsd r,sfes nct here The ssrnsbta
now ara sisnvy bsrb~fons and . disgrace W the
ufnss -s 1--we In The po~,sss rst~s are frxhuuny high,
and both Gosesnn~nu tAks care " eolect fsr rde~,
vsstbsr isttsr have tesn prepsii not The suadls
shosid ~ sLoh@i ssd ths entire system rssnodsigt
snd oo~ecist. VIII oossrHor Dsnnison give BIS at<A
ton W The nsAitsr
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talon II 10 q nost laHafant ftsta Tie hssith ~ Ne
eay aud u Tho Kingdom ooslGasa uBsrfspfl0n2ba
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The epxaHEn IN announcing the vote said .--'T~o
thirds voting IA the affirmative declare the joint reso
me snnounrgrnen, was greeted with considerable jubi-
lston thc ball members clappIns Their hands boa no,
iudul.dng IN more dsmonstrAtive movements There
aH also ciapping Of hands In the galleries 10 which Mr.
" pHIpos dem Of Wiz took erreption, asking whether
The business q the Hosse was - be dtrerocd W The
w Eoaus dem Of ~ J., On tho Other hand seemed
people In the gallery should have leave 70 their
The srrlrss, however, ssrnonishsd tho Dsm,eru on
the floor vel tho slecAtors In the galleries that
they must observe tho rules u the Hous., and that
neither applause nor dsspproha,on should BE- mani
Mr. EIpupo. followed ,hlsup BY sayiar that be eid
no, want % bs daured W 'nisssrhssas' the
Ihs srrAuu Informed ,hs m.mber from wi~onsin
that be must n nsoit III Spectators IN the gallery
Hanncniou. relations we're quickly restored. aud The
The following IA tie ysini rssois,lon proposing an
amendment "a the consultation a. u usz repcrsra w
the kcconsifoclion COMMITTEES and adopted by tho
House,
Ne resolved W "a. senate ssd House q Representative
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rur CIVIL RI1urs niLL pycttRsD fFcorFTIIf'
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$50 .,g6s a tfssnl.a. yfslskH s1A4Nfw1
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aud then let US consider whom We shall forgive
and whom We shall exclude. That Is my principle.
stringent Let not these friends accession and seces
sionlss sing 70 me tner halcyon songs peace and
good VIII until they can stop my ears u the shrieks
and groans OF the dying victims at Memphis-a scene
moro horrible In It's atrocities, though the same
extent, than the terrible tragedy Of Jamaica While
am willing that these rebel states shall be
here pray you not 10 admit those who have caused
the slaughter o. millions Of our countrymen while their
differently clad do not want TO sit side by side with
m whose garmenis smell OF the blood Of my kindred
Gentlemen forget the that took place here twenty
years ago when the Toombs with his shaggy locks
headed Southern with shouts OF defiance aud
TO forget the scenes enacted here years ago.
Southern members left the hall 20 join the armies OF
Catalina; and when encouraged BY their allies, they
freedom wss being made on this side and when The
ruiian Craig Of North Carolina drew pistol, and the
ASSASSIN Barksdaie, OF Mississippi drew bowie knife
Mr. TmAYKR, repl OF Pa reminded Mr.. Stevens that
the third SECTION did not affect tho eligibility Of those
persons representative but merely excluded them
from voting and he asked him II no thought he could
build penentsary big enough to hold eight millions Of
pcoPlei -, !.
guarded by bayonets, down below, and II they under
take to come back We will shoot thom. Tho penitcn
tary OF hell Is the penent airy that they deserve to
have till then After further remarks In the
strain, Mr. Stevens withdrew the motion to recommit
and moved the previous question.
Mr. GARFIELD trep1 OF Ohio inquired Of tho Speaker
whether the previous question seconded
IL wo Id be in order for him to move to amend by str
ing the third Section and Offering the amendment
suggested by Mr.. Mckee, preventing those who had
voluntarily taken part IN tne feoelon from hodihg
ONCE under the un,cd STATES sovclnaent,
The SPEAKER replied mat motions 70 amend would DC
In order II tho previous question should no. DO seconded
hr GAmEtD expressed the nope tia' 'he previous
question won y. own
The Hocss divided, and the Speaker counted-ayes 90
noes o. the democrats almost all voting aye IN ouer 10
prevent any amendment OF the Joint resolution Teien
were demanded and ordered the result p'ing the same
80 the previous aaes. .S. was seconded 10
nut Yn tho House voted by yeas aud nays the re suit
being yeas "a nays 10 So the main question was or.
dcrcd Tie following IL the vote In detail
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pdma sn,un, n y,onna c,.nicr 1artn ~"
Ohio Clarke OF KAMA Cobb conkling Cook Dixon
Drirgs Dumont Eckey I,speston Elrdae Eliot Order
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formed him II not
The House then voted -. v-saSc OF the joint reso
,ution ana AZ v..aated, yeas In, nays 81.
" WIEN III, name o. NJ. Raymond called, and ho
voted aye" the republican members clappcd their
hands and laughed trumphanuy.
The STEAMER directed the Clerk 10 call his name
member Of House. and the Of Schuyler Colfax
being called he responded aye" Tho following In tho
vote in dctail.-
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

NAsmsofOE, Nay TO- 100
rm sxoossvxrcrpoS oonsrrsn's snrosr
immediately amer tho reading Of The Joarnsi the
Bouse resumed the consideration Of the constitutional
svDendm ~ reprles bv the R~rnHsrueiio" fop-asis~